itosEnriwi VKtrs-irerrew. Tiirnsruv, n xr. b. ire?.
PACT? F1TB
..-eYm. --ev-eeee.
vwn n
? nail, awuii.
oiran
Chemical analysis shows that II lubricating oils an
rempoeed of about 85 carbon and 15 hydrogen in
chmical combination.
All lubricating oils form carbon whan burned in the
combuetJoa chamber. The Important thing to deter
mine ia the amount and kind of carbon formed by
tbe oil.
Some olla form a good deal of carbon, tome a email
amount; aome product hard, flinty carbon which will
cause a great deal of trouble; other produce a soft,
flaky carbon that will do no damage. j
The important factors determining the amount and
kind of carbon formed by a lubricating oil are the
crude from which it ia made, the process and can of
refining it, ita purity and stability.
Advantages of Crude and Vacuum Refining
Great care la exercised in selecting the crudes from
which Zerolene is made, to secure only those which
contain the most desirable lubricating values and at
the same time as little as possible, if any, of the un
desirable hydrocarbons such as wax and asphaltum 1
In selecting crudes for Zerolene, the Standard OU
Company has the advantage of ita own largs produc
tion of practically every type of crude oil. For this
reason the company Is not compelled to use any par
ticular crude because it happens to be the only on
available.
These selected crudes, carefully refined by our own
patented, high-vacuurq process, produce in Zerolene,
oils of tbe highest lubricating value, which, when
burned in the combustion chamber, develop a very
small amount of carbon of a soft, flaky nature, which
can do no harm and usually blow out entirely with
tbe exhaust.
.JIMS-
STANDARD OU. COMPANY.
iCatiomiat,
less mdkm and wear
thru Qnrnt Lubrication
Artistic Wedding Rings
Wedding Rings are now a wcrk. of art, instead
of the plain gold bands in vogue a few yeais
ago. They not only look much better but
may be worn with the engagement ring with
comfort.
A wide variety of styles and designs to select
from at
BUBAR BROTHERS
JEWELERS-OPTOMKTRIST3.
em Canneries
3egin Operations
KM, June 8 With an estiruat
k far the season of 600,000
f fruit, Salem canneries began
inn In a small way today. Hunt
rrs, anil the Dlant of the Ore-
rnwers Cooperative association
need that they would start on
ernes, while the Oregon Pack.
'"tnpany will handle the first
erriea.
estimating the cannery Inbot
r ease at r0 rents, tlm entire
ill for the season will be 300,-
year. The cost for picking
nnaind m at least 50 cents.
1H make the entire amount
AROUND THE TOWN,
Arundel, plaoio loner., rnon 18-L.
At Kugene Today
J. O. Xewland, of the Dodge Broth-
era agency, left for Kugene today
noon to look after business matters
for a few hours.
Painless extra rrron f teeth at
room 9, Masonic teraf 1. Dr. Nerbae.
Here From Wilbur
Mrs. Charles Staten and daughter
of Wilbur were In this city for sev
eral hours today transacting busi
ness and visiting with friends.
An Electric Grill bolls, broils, fries
and toasts. $1.98 up. Hudson Elec
tric Store.
Here From Oorvallia
ilrs. B. R. Porter, of Corvallls. Is
In the city enjoying; a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings. She
will remain here for several days.
Millions of American Homes and
offices are cooled with electrfc fans.
Why not yours f Hudson Electric
Store.
To (.'rants Pass
Mrs. A. L. Carter and three chil
dren left here last evening for Grants
Pass where thev will spend tne
next two weeks visiting with Mrs.
Carter's parents.
Have your water wens drilled ear
ly. Deep or shallow wells drilled.
Prices reasonable. Albert Graham,
Looking Glass, Oregon.
To Portland-
Miss Crystal Jacobs and her moth
er left yesterday for Portland where
they will spend the greater part of
their vacation. Miss Jacobs is
member of the high school , faculty
and will return In the fall to take
up her work In the school here.
Buy shoes now shoes that we sell
are the kind that wear. A big reduc
tlon on our entire stock. Perrin'f
Shoe Store.
Imtrra Today
Mrs. J. H. Wllmot, who has been
visiting in this city with Mrs. G. R
Wallace, left this afternoon for
Portland from where she will go to
Spokane, Chicago and Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Witmot has spent the past sev
eral weeks here at the Wallace
apartment.
I Big Paint Demonstration
f Saturday, June 10
. w
M c Ik
Sjr ., s
Kxpert pnint men will demonstrate the difference between the celebrated S11KRW1N-W1I.LIAM3
PAINTS AM) VAUNISHES aud cheaper brands. This demons tuition will be both entertaining and
Instructive DON'T MISS IT.
TOYS PAINTED FREE!
Come and bring o ur kiddles and their toys. For one day only we will rrfinlsh freo of
rharKe, toys brought to our store by children under 12 years of age, accompanied by their parents.
Doll Chairs, Kiddle-Kara, Toy Wagons, Tricycles, etc., made to look like now.
Renew the finish on your furniture, floors and woodwork with Floorlac the all around Var
nish Stain.
Free Sample Offer
FOR 10c AND COUPON IIKI.OW YOU RECEIVE:
l''lK)l!UC (Regular Price) tl.Tc
imiSIt (Uofftllnr Price) l.Tc
. TOTAL Btic
YOU SAVE 40 BY FILLING OUT THIS COUPON AND BRINGING
IT TO OUR STORE
SQcene From,
.Pi C K FO n D'S
'ijnTitlorjAUhmiROY
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fisher, In Edeubower, at the usual
hour, 3 o'clock. The service Is open
to all and the Scripture lesasun
will be a praclicul one.
Contracts taKen for water wells,
deep or shallow. Prices reasonable.
Albert Graham, Looking Glass.
s
FREE FLO03LAC
SAMPLE
i?ame
This coupon and 10c entitles
brrer to i pnt can ot Floor lac
end one Varnish Brush. ( Only
one of each to each purchaser.)
For the Kiddies
A
BALLOON FREE!.
to each child accom
panied by Parent.
VW7
i
I
Provide for tomorrow, by buying to
day. Our June Shoe sale will save
money for every member of the fam
ily. Come early. Pcrrin's Shoe Store.
Urines Wllluir Rohos
Mrs. G. W. Short, of Wilbur, came
to Roseburg today for a short shop
ping trip, and presented the News-
Iieview office with an Immense bou
quet of pure white Karl Prusky ros
es. The roses were exceptionally
beautiful, and shows what Wilbur
can do in the way of flowers-
Shoos Shoes Shoes. Don't fall to
come to' our big June sale on shoes.
We can save you money for a lorn
time to come. Perrln's Shoe Store.
Ifrro on Visit
Mrs. George Cownes and little son
of Portland arrived here last evening
to visit with Mrs. Cowne's father, Mr.
Claude Cannon. Mrs. Cownes was
formerly Miss Dorothy Cannon and
for several years lived hero where
she will be remembered by her many
friends.
dustry about $600,000 for the six
months between June and December.
This docs not take Into consideration
the salaries of managers, clerks and
truck drivers.
To HriiiR $2, liin.noo.
Ttaslng the value of the pack on
the cost per case, which averages be
tween $4 and $4. 50, the first indus
try will bring to Salem this year
more than $2,400,000 for distribution.
The pack this year will he. If the
prevent estimate Is correct, and it
U correct, and It is nlarert very con
servatorlly based on orders placed
bv Salem canneries with the Amerl
ran Can company. Is 200,000 rases
larger than 1921, and valued at
$800,000 more.
1 "rices Show Advance. .
Prices have advanced considerably
N by labor from the fruit in- last. ",ar- f:roYr"nB.rP. TXlV.
I ing uouDie tne price oi u.i ii
I cherries: a few varieties of straw-
I berries have sold for aa hinh as six
cents: there Is a demand inr Oregon
prunes, -which Is shown by the re
ports of the Oreron Gmwrm 'fwi
imrivo nn,i.-itinn whieh has sold
1 in rases at their npetiitiE prices.
I If the present weather keeps no.
! the strawberry season will be short,
but due to the far! that the canneries
' have started npen.tions today, the
situation In which the nrowers have
been placed hv the present warm
wealher whieh has forced a rapid
r'penine of their crni's. will be Mtt's.
I what relieved and the present retail
price of 4 boxes for a quarter, will
' perhaps go up.
! To Vmnlnv 1..VIO
"A great deal of the success of the
c- nnlng Industry In Salem Is due to
the laree nnm-r of people w"
been tra'ned to work In the ranner-le.-
said one expert this morning.
"nd a.o o the willingness of those
who cannot !,erv.,e thus employed
to work In the fiW." , ,.-
It U estimated, th.-t at least 1..O0
peopl" will be ct.irWyed in ein
canneries this Ha. PO-roll of
some of the plan! l,en the season
riches Its pesk running as high as
$12,000 week, or $2,000jday.
Your car Is safe In our care only
skilled mechanics on every Job. Ex
pert Ignition and carburetor work.
See us for Kelly-Springfield tires.
The Motor Inn, D21 N. Jackson St.
To Hold Meeting
The Victory Life Meeting for this
week will ho held Friday afternoon
Dentil t Klkliead
A. C. Ray, of Elkhead, died on
May SI or chronic heart trouble.
Mr. Ray's age was 2 years and
one month at the time of his death.
W. W. Pugh accompanied the re
mains to Halnler where thev were
nlaced beside his brother who dud
12 years ago.
CHURCHILLHARDWARE COMPANY
5
If your old Panama Hat needs clean
ing. Just call 472, the Roseburg Clean
ers, and they will clean and block It
to look like new.
Return From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilonebralte,
who havo been on a two inouthn
trip to the eastern states, returned
to their home lure la.st evening.
They mado stops in Washington,
V. C, i"ew York City, Niagara Falls
and other points of Interest anil
returned home by the northern
route.
IT'S A VI F.F.K WORLD!
(International News Pervlce).
SAVANNAH, Ga., June 7.
When Federal proh 1 b 1 ti o n
agents undertook to 3earch
Richard Itaughn's boat for con-
trabund liquors outsido the 3- s
llftlany Attend
Bible Schoo
mile limit he got his lr up
and stood on his international
Hunts.
Persistence ' of the liquor
hunters resulted In gunplay, In
the course of which one of them
received a bullet in the urui,
and ltuughn was arrested.
Dccause the "sea battlo"
took place outside the J-mlle
limit and only domestic ngents
wore aboard the government
PRICES ARE DOWN at the Roso-
burg Cleaners. We will clean and a. craft Judge Evans dismissed
press your suit for $1.60, and press for . . the warrant against Uaughn In
75C. JUSt call lii. mo jiuseuuiK
Cleaners. We call and deliver to all
parts of the city.
Horn on Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith and
daughter, Marjotie. aro In this city
from St. Paul, .Minn., for a short
visit, with friends and relatives. Mrs.
8mlth is a daughter ot Hen J. Slreit
mid a staler of Frank Streit, Mis.
T. W. Delaney and Mrs. (ieorge M.
Hess. Mr. Smith Is employed ns bus
iness pollcitor for Iho American
Fruit Growers, Inc., general offices
PiltsliuTir. Pa. Mr. Smith Is also a
Farm Institute lecturer, having fol
lowed this work Tor fifteen years.
in ijl 1 a
federal court.
The Dally Vacation llible School at
the ltaptlst church Is proving so pop
ular hmong the children that regis
tration may hnve to be closed booh.
The opening morning there were 87
children lielweon 6 and 14 yenrs who
applied for admission. Within three
mornings the registration has risen
to more than laO. The teaching stair
of about 20 Is being enlarged to meet
the demands.
Each diiy the children roinnilt In
memory a lnrgo amount of scripture,
hear a good Iliblo story, sometimes
dramatizing It. They also sing pa
triotic songs aud hymns. A part ot
the program that they greatly enjoy
Is the culeslhenlcs and the craft
work which consists In basket mak,
Ing, sewing, putty work, knife and
saw work. A lurg'e amount of tho
girls sewing materials Is donated by
the children's parents. Cotton, scraps
of gingham, lace, cretonne, hnd
many other kinds of scraps aro need
ed yet. Any of the parents who have
surli things mny send them' by the
children. Or any who may be lnterr.
esled In Ihe school who have no chil
dren In It tiuiv do the same.
eei"mei'i.r-3BOra
sedto be plain
NOW it i, pouiWe for
"en the plainett
"'" to be really attrac
tive, evtn thoush her hair
i LieiMi and full
ot dandruff.
new wildroot treaf
T1" "n nukei a remark
Me chinjt.
wildroot
W-.L-i Shampoo
far uLt If
M)YD CROCKER
keener to Hamilton Drug Co.
Important to Every
Housewife
SomeNewUses of
the" Old Standby"
Kingsford's
Corn Starch
AROl.ND THE TOWN
Visit our June shoo sale. Good
si s nnd low prices for everyone.
j l'errm's Shoe Store.
j Ijeavcs Tomorrow
i Miss Kllse RoMuson, Dunning
! teai her at the lleinline School of
Music, h aves hero in the morning
for Idaho where she will spend a
short time visiting with her par
ents,. From Idaho Miss Robinson
Fo to Cmcago where sho will at
tend a convention of tho members
of her sorority house.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
U aajw CIASSirnCD AveBVTiaagrr WILL KB rotJMD OS VAtt
rkom tJSDti icaotaru -Tintr toiat.
r"lTRr.
WANTKD Sewlrnr. all kllule. Mrs. Dll
Vlilwen, pliono HN-K
WANTHIi-Ulrl
Miliiiiil Ktrl en
WANTKD
SllWtlllll
fur IlKlit lieiisewerk.
erreit. I'liiinn :(M-I..
T'seil innv er Nn. 1 pnt'tnlile
rail 4;:i-.i. in i k. am at.
WANTKIl A tlner nhinv-ense. Hive te-m-ript
lim iiml prlee. Ailttn-ss Hex 1 1 :t
WANT tn herrow $1,00(1 i,n raiu'li nem
HneeliiirK. liMiiilre at tlio Deer t'reek
KuleH Sllilile.
ALTERATIONS of all kinds will bo
given our Immedlato attention. This
work Is handled by experienced help,
and we do tbinss rinht. Call 472,
Roseburg Cleaners.
Library Mivtlng Called
A Hireling of tho delegates
pointed
ap-
r
T your recipe calls for
four eggs to one quart of
milk, use three enR3 and
for the egg omitted use one-half
tablespoonful of Kingsford's Com
Starch. For smootruT, glossier
gravies and sauces use a dessert
spoonful of Kingsford's instead of
a tablespoonful of wheat flour.
For lighter, flakier biscuits, pie
crusts and muf
fins, make your
pastry flour with
one-fourth cup of Kingsford's and three
fourths cup wheat flour.
A little Kingsford's Corn Starch dusted on
top of cakes before icing prevents the frost
ing from running off.
A quarter teaspoonful of Kingsford's Corn
Starch put into each of your salt-shakers
will keep the salt from caking.
ntFP: Ae eoo'e-oter write Johtiton-Urber
C.nnpan. P'-xfuri'l. OrnriMi, ' btilrtul
fuUcr ui ihe new kjnsWorJ Cora Strch rtupe
bv various organizations to
(insider plans rur nnancing oi a puu
lle library building will meet at the
I'lty Hall Friday night. It Is urged
that ail be present In order that tho
details for the community fair which
has been decided upon may bo started.
COUPON NO. 49 ;
Mn the drawing held st rsrr-s store
!.. fomethin to their .dv.n-1
tage by calling tro June 14.
L.atiOBir
mi
WOT
Make our place your service station
- -I enmplete line of accessories. Sat
Itlactory repair work. oiand view
Carage. ,
Knnnite to S.ui Frnncl'-Mh
Mra. (has. Heiiney, Mri. E. M.
Win., lev ami Misn Velm;i Wilkinson
nil f I'ortland. wl'.o have been vis
iting hero at the homo, of Mr. and
.Vis. I tin:-. K- Ileilllllie fur the past
few days, bft here this morn in ii
Inr f.in I'lMn'lMi) where they HI
Iji-tiri-l tf.e SMrilic colivelilinil. Th"
'Indies are trawling by automobile.
Mrs. Ilenney Is supi rvl.mr of nius
I e In tho public schools at ll'iod
ltlvcr.
MITII r. Ill- ' ! "f"IH'
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I.f
ir. k-'iti. 1 1
.1
1 1 .
wmMmmmmm
bll-'lti
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M'.fl'lHV frf .tTi.
j -in-. A. i.
.0 fur th- P'f-
nr-, nrifl
-H UtH'tl lit HU( H
IXST (Jnlt.-rnrvril timer let, HnturttnV
ovcnlnu hotwocn t'mpqua llnt.'l anl
M.isiniiio 'IVniplf, or In Mniiniuo
Tfml. Ui'wnnl If rutUTUid to Mil.
tJhurlc 8. lI-lnllno.
KOlt HAI.K
Oft BfttUaiV.
-To.ntiM. lMinne 22S-Ij.
Ht HAI I'nnl tnurtnK. l'lunit' :i;J
KOlt KALK liny. Kflonbower Orchard
Tr;irt. Phono 26-F3.
KliK HA I run hii lind spi liiKH.
WANTIlh tn til V tf rrnl fur huhiiiht.
fifxnl Hi'(inl hatnl (nt. Aldr'.-
W A NTK1 1 - Man" with " nn'h'Tr'1 rx.mrl"
(nt. Hieitdy work to th riwht tmrty.
II. A. Crunc, Hui diHK U.uii Ii, l litmo
2H
V AXTKI u - Tn rnl. milt Ml ilti rx r'M.m
hnurio, rrrttnillv loriiti.l prf :-rr.fl. j l-filt HA I.I iff-'l upan of imileH. Vrvi
I'himo fin. r-Kotit irnwiT.i. .itihimon, Slyrtlo Creuk. l'liono
VANTKn--"ilreiinn"v.)th -Ti U 3 1-X.
hnrni-pnw.'r km- tnuiur it.r i.on K,Ml ha LK I m r urui modnim fak
KtK HAlK 3-titirtUT n ntvi and
vi'ti. ltra.mnn.li.i- T'lmnw 4fi-lt,
Foil HAI.i: (Wind vJk utr.iln Whliv-
J. Khurn hi iin. Mra. A. J hht.
r,riMt HAI.K -(inifl rive riom plant i're3
Iioiikc t.n First Ava. It, I. Wlilpplr.
work: 4 iTionlha work. And on' with
ITi In 3n hnr'powrr f'r inmitM
work, ti-lt pf.wrr. Mi'lK'-r & John-
an. I 'niit rn'tora.
WA.XT Mldille wnmmi to
ki-cp lnume on ranch for owiut, !Vr
aon ultli ini. II tmy who t'onhl d'
rhorca pn-fiTHhlu. It ply MiitltiK
wiiKi'it ovpt't lt d. Addrt-wa H. T. I .,
wooili-n tnnkn, th;ap.
7, ItMVlUW llhlic.
Apply Room
1 H m IK toiinriK' 'r fr al' or will
tn Ku pin ia purt piiynitiit. Cull
-1 Miori ft.
Kt It SAI.K
ft'Utiuion, ft.
I'. .l horn.- liay-lml.-r. Fulr
t all 1UU K. Third
FOK HR.Vf Haf-ty ofrpoalt
ltorhurK Nntlonal Hank.
Foli Itl'.N'l -HI- pin ri'otii:!.
(ink at. 1"h ft pi. ii'
I oil l I'.S'V Fur ii . l
Win. lu-at'-r it. rii.n, 7
fiii .nV(i: nut yt'jtr-
nil. It. W. Stovall, Al-
i.lli. piii'f 4 mo.
tlt-rn. Mahluy
I.
r-i
nnd
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only.
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fi J mi.K . H"t (I ml
W. l.tntj St. $:' ! !
Yo'iiiK V Sfiti. pl .ii
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In
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tut H.Mei: TKAi'T
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V i I ln-u t"i. on- l:ufidrd 8"vnty-livi
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