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Prest-O-Lite Reduces Again!
The Price: 24.85 The Saving: 13.60
For a genuine 'Prest-O-Lite Hattery, too
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HERE'S big news for the owners of Fords,
Chevrolets,Overlands, certain models of
Buick,and27othercarsandtrucks:Youcann6w'
getagenui7iePrestO-LiteBaUeryfor$24.85
This is $13.60 lower than the 1920 price
(more than 30 saving); and $5.55 lower than
Prest-O-Lite's first reduction.-In September,
1920, the price of this battery was $38.45; in
December it was revised downward to $30,40.
1 i.irfi.ir or trie rr"su n-i -
thin oty. A j..-liciou diiw w
irrd at DQ..n to the guwti and the
day vat mos!'tnjoa0iy epent with
tdi'-.K and vaiious eth'tir oru of
aiuustm'iit.
Uuiiu-is Visitor
O S. Brown of Clendale u a
business' visitor to this city yeter
day. Here on r.nslness
Crc!l Call, a resident of Brdge
is spending a f' w day iu thin vlita
itv attending to business rnattern.
Here from Hraln
C. II. Huiitinuton ana son o
Iirain, are amending a tew nays nero
on business.
Vl-lting In Sullierlin
Vr .1. C. Sherman ana moiuer.
Mrs. I'hiups, of this city are eujoy
ins a few days" visit at Sutherlln
with friends. m
In from Camas-
Misses Olive and Marlon -Maims cr
Camas Valley spent Wednesday here
shopping.
o
IMCTIUK AHKAW. KODAK AS
YOU iO
then, if you want to make good re
sults certain, bring your films to the
professional kodak finishers,
CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO
Roseburg National Bank Building.
Now you can get this same powerful, long
lived, quality Prest-O-Lite for $24.85, in ex
change for your old battery, no matter what
its make. This is back to pre-war prices
yes, better than pre-war prices for a better
battery, too.
Drive around and get this best battery
bargain on the market. Come today. Tell
your friends..
Roseburg' Battery and Electric Station
Phone 489 Roseburg, Oregon
Pull up where you
see this sign
Othtr Prol O Lita
in orrcl sift for
rutty make of car
MwM0&g
BATTERY
START Right with Ske&t-O-te!
Fnnsrlranla Tire
us. Ford Oarage.
XKVVI.YVV KIS AltK SKUKXADKI.
What on first sight looked like
another big mystery occurred Tues
day evening when several darkened
automobiles coasted noiselessly down
the hill and parked before a certain
house in North Koseburg. l!ut the
mvsterv was dispelled when from the
cars broke the strains of "Hap Any-
body Here Seen Kelly," played by
the Douglas County Concert Hand,
who were serenading one of the
members, Dale Kelly, and his bride,
formerly -Miss Virginia Johnson.
When the eon pie appeared at the
door the band boys marched in, and
with due ceremony presented them
with a handsome set of silverware.
I
NEW PRICES
We ar pleased to anno,.
following Pri p v" e
m - - UU((U
ve Now.
Overland Light Fom
louring and Roadster, $ 767oo
Coupe, r- - 1,045
bedan, - .
WillvsKnteht Touring i'tSS
Roadster, 1,725.;
COUDe. ?AQCaa
Sedan, 2,705.00
If you are in the market for a Car
these prices cannot help but in'
terest you. We invite your closest
inspection and are pleased to dem
onstrate any time, any place '
C. O. THOMAS
Distributor
MONEY TO LOAN.
THKATKIt M VNAtiKlt 15KTI 11XS.
Clarence I. Hill, manager of the
local Ulobe company meaie.s, -mined
home last night after a two
months visit in the middle west. Sir.
Hill and his wife motored to Kansas
City, where Mrs. inn nas mn.
he remained there ana mt. nm
turned- bv way of OKiannnia auu
TeKas, stopping nt several points to
sit. Because of tne nimcuiiiee u
motoring, the ear is Doing snip . .
I,;k from Kansas City. Mrs. Hill,
will return to Roseburg in a few
ek,;. Whllo on tne way enat
Mr Hill was stoppea in
held several hours under
suspicion of lelng Dr. Brumfield.
Service. Ask
Violin Instruction
AlUMtKHS
l. V. IIIIOKH, IhnM-lmrg, Ore.
Sea me at ltiweburg Cafulurla
between 5:30 and S:30 p. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
CASE TRACTORS
Threshing Machines
Page Woven Wire Fence
Stearns & Chcnowcth
Oakums' an Yonoalla,
Tooth
Troubles
II.MNERISAS.D.D.S.
The caime of all tooth trouble
la the fermentation that takes
place In the mouth.
The uilrrobes that secrete the
powerful solvents thai eat
through your tooth atrneture
can not be snrcesMtiilly oosa
batted unlaw you seek the ae
rlce of a deatlal
I tsh
PAIM.KHH MFrl lKiDS
ItUUI'I.ATK TKKTH
RKI'IJH TKKTH AMK DAT
1 t'l KK I'YOUHHKA. Kto. Klc.
Toe) have the besrflt of ni,
Kiprtirnrci Iwfflrienry and lle
laabUHr. DR. NERBAS
THE
DENTIST
PHONE m Koom 9
hasojiio nLDUu.
T'ie regular meeting of the W. C.
T, V. was held Wednesday after
iuioii at me J'Hrlsb house, at which
lime reports from tho delegates to
the National convention were given.
FKOrMMO ALi GAIUMI
HAStARAlUU, AuctlODwr, ( high .
M N. Pine 8k
A r. m owes-cut ruwira rnont
let. 40t W
on. at. H. ri.Tl.ca cniropraetK
hkralolu. Ill w. Uu at.
. CITY NEWS
Arundel, piano tuoev rhone 18S-L
Tire aervice. Ford
Goodyear
Oarage.
Qoodyear
Oarage,
Tire BerTlee. Ford
SOLID TUUCK T1RK8 pressed on,
also tiOOHYKAU solids In stock at
The Hoeeburg Carsgw.
AUTO TOPS
l Tllnl.STKKIM)
C. M. JOM-S 7.W X. Jarkson
IMione 3;w.
AKOUNl) THE TOWIt
lOnterit HMit4il
II. .1. rennell, a prominent resi
dent of the Tiller section, entered
Mercy hospital Wednesday,
hraln Visitor
Miss Anette Whipple of Iraln
spent Wednesday morning here shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Moved to Portland
Henry Kni' le of Winchester left
Tuesday for l'orUund. where he will
make his home in the future.
To VUII In llfiniln.
Mrs. K. Long and son Arthur left
yesterday for Oakland, where they
will visit for some tune with Mrs
Long's daughter,
l-'ormer ltilcnt Here
Mrs. N'imI liilmore and duughter,
formerly of Itoseburg. but now resid
ing at Ashland, arrived In Koseburs
Tuesday night for a few days' visit
l4nvliig fkr ldn Angelm
Mrs. C. S. McMullen left yesterda)
for l.os Angeles, where she will un
dergo an operation In one of the
large hospitals. She is accompanied
by her son Virgil and his wife.
Here from North Ifcikma
BLACKBERRIES
WANTED
CHATKM I I ItMSMKI)
r'KAXK J. MMiroV,
' iwtAiN. oi:kjiv '
Roseburg,
Myrtle Point,
Coquille and
Marshfield Stage
7-fisner Will-! Cirs
tare H.itel rmpua tig,
dally.
Fare to llyrUe FVInt. M 4t.
Tare to CcgaU'. 17 CO.
Tare to atar-hflelJ, f I 0.
COAST AUTO LINES
where they have purchased a small
furm. Mrs. Huntley leaves for her
new home today and her husband
will follow when he concludes his
work lu Ihe llootll orchard.
Ti )rvallis
Hoy Patrick left for Corvallis yes
terday afternoon, where he will enter
Ihe Oregon Agricultural college. This
is Mr. ai'lrlcks second year at that
institution.
CiHlrrKoeti Operation
Hazel and liayinond llunsaker and
Myron Hull of this city underwent
operations at Mercy hospital Tues
day morning, ur. A. C. Seely was
In attendance.
Soldier I'jijoy Trip
K. W. Sm'th. comrade at the Sol
diers Home has Just returned from
a long trip of four months, lie vis
ited with his daughter Llla llrown.
while In Portland Rnd from there
visited with other relatives In Den vet
Colorado, Missouri and Oklahoma.
Itelurn mm "rater like
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llarth and
Miss Agnes Fltchford returned from
x motor trip to Crater Lake Tues
day evening. The trip proved to be
most enjoyable. They left here Sun
lay and took plenty of time for the
Tip visiting all of the chief ponts
of Interest.
Kl-4i Market Opens
A fiaK ni.,b.,l 1. V, , ,..
y.r. and Mrs. Alfred J. Moore of I n.(ll T. '
i ampni'U ft Craig, located at 107
Sheridan street. They will dec in
sea food, oysters, clams, crabs, and
poultry'. Mr. Campbell was form, rlv
located In Kugene. where he con
ducted a prosperous Imsiness.
l eft for Smith Itlver
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. rtrown, Mr
and Mrs. II. C. Seymour and Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Street. Mr. II. 1'aslett
and Mr. C.srrett of Clendale left yes
terday for Smith River io attend the
community fair which Is beins held
there today. They will return l"rl
day.
islt at Tin it llrnc
Mr. and Mrs.-Ronald McLean and
Mr. Mclean's mother, who are on a
return motor trln from the m' I
pent Tuesday evening In this city nt
the Hurr home. Tney left v. .ter
day morning for Pan Franivo
where they will ship their ma.-Mne.
snd take a steamer for their kome
In Hnnoluln.
Imw for North
Judge n. O. nineham left t. ter
dar for Salem, where he will rem-rn
until the start of the rtrmnfi. Id tiivr-'
der trial on October r.th Tr.,iv
C,rand lrrlct Attorney Josrph 11
' r left on the afternoon triin '.-r
tnferenre Purrim i. p.n.i. t,ntit k
!...V.' U. r", b J E F1"rrT starts. David Hrei of the J. le. j
I Wednesday for Portland, where ther mm nH u- i r.Hf ,., r... I
I will attend the conference of the gonlan left last night for the metr '.p
; South Vetho,!lt rhnrch to be tield.nli.
, there this week. They go as dele-1 l!.vrr at llenlr
: gates from the loeal ehurrh. Ter Rev. and Mrs Quick w e riie
and Mrs J C. Jon are also attcnu- of honooat a dellsh-fnl pi,-ni,. r
. Ing the conference 'dsr. given at the home of Mr a-
i'w .'iKitiva vrl j m. ptnkerton Rer
Hi nun lluntler and family w,o Mrs Quick were touring throutk
hare been making their home at P'l- here and stopped over for several
lard will move to Bear Medford. davs with Mends, tie was form, rlr
Mlnot, N. Iak., are speeding
month In this county harvesting
their apple and prune crops at their
orchard in flnrden vll
( In slumping
Mr. and Mrs. Charles llagar and
Yrs. William Agnew motored to this
city Wednesday afternoon from
their homes on North Doer creek to
spend a few hours shopping.
Old Teacher Here
J. M. Hackett of Salem Is spending
several davs in town visiting with
friends. ")aV)... shatnbroo'; says he
remembers some forty or fifty vears
ago when he learned his letters from
Mr. llarkett at the Coles Valley
school.
Return front Vacntlon
Mr. and Mrs K. Prlnren and chil
dren have returned jom Cleveland,
where they have been spending their
vacation with friends. Mr. Print
Is employe) at the Saliman Jeweir
s ore.
Il.-re on Huslnc
P, K. Taylor of the Carmen Mini.
. nracturlng enmpanr of Tortland l
spending several days In this city
attending to birdnesa matters. Mr
; Taylor Is reglterel at the
hotel
I Vllen
mf ,
W.S. M. Says:
"I pass, when it
comes to telling car
owT.ers why batteries
don't worl;. I'm here
to show you a battery
that does work the
Willard Battery. The
Threaded Rubber In
sulation between 'its
plates lr.sts as long as
the phtes. Threaded
RuL-bcr Insulation
doesn't Lave to be renewed."
Our Willard Service Man
is on the job to take care of
your battery and keep it
in tip-top shape. Come inl
Auto
I Electric Station
I K AMI pim: STIH IT.
I piiom: i;!..
'""- kjbM lottery.
on first mortgage security.
Farm loans a specialty. One,
two and three year loans. Also
make 20 year rural credit farm
loans at a low rate of Interest,
See M. F. Rice of
RICE & RICE.
In addition to the Glengary
W. C. T. U. at Greens Friday
evening, they will sell the Ham
ilton ice cream and home made
cake. Come and help a worthy
cause.
HOME COOKIXG SALE.
A sale of delirious home cooking
will be held at Kldd's grocery Sat
urday, Sept. 10, by the Women's
Missionary Society of the M. E.
church, south.
J. H. SINNIGER
All kinds of. sheet metal work,
warm air furnaces, both pipe and
plpoleas. 119 Oak Street.
Phone 428. Roseburg, Ore,
W.R.BR0ri
Electric Service
Our new Fall and
Winter Samples
Are here for
Your inspection.
Come in and
Be suited.
' Our Auto Will CWL
Phone 977
Delco and M
This establishment belies
preparedness therefor It t
rles a really comsrehtd
stock of parts for Bog J
Electric Systems. TJiiis
genuinely prom,ii artta
YOU when your ear'i r
develops trouble. ,
A good stock of MTU. J
quale facilities and euM
and skilled auto electricity
more can't be said.
Auto Electric Stair
Phones 13( and lil t
Corner Pine and Oik 111
ROYAL Gil
RESTAUR
Open Day and Ni
MRS.1V. R.B0W
Proprietor
Cor. Cass & Sheridan
1 Tl-T'l
mj3
r-vfTft?
: fit
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and WaterW
MOTOR SHOP GARAQL
INNER LIXP
ALL WW . a
" - , J
31x31 ?a
BLOW OUT BOOTS
. WIRE WOVE
3 inch 40
31 inch 50
i'nch 65
nch 75
o inch 90
5J 8nA.."........T.in
31x4..
32x4'..
33x4..
34x4.
WCST1HCMOUU BATTtM"
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