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ROSEBURO NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1924.
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Formal Opening is Announced of our
New Modern Bakery on North Kane St.,
Saturday, February 16, (from 1 to 9 p. m.)
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From Flour to the Finished Product
Every housewife in this city and country is urged to visit our
new factory and see for herself how well we are equipped to
supply the very finest bread and all Bakery Products to an
entire county.
Coffee and Doughnuts Served Free to
Every Visitor Next Saturday.
This Bakery, the latest addition to the activities of Roseburg, is one of the finest and most complete
S,ak,,n,gAsfabllsh,ments in the State outside of Portland. It is the culmination of the Life aspirations of
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dollars. From the huge old-fashioned Brick Ovens, with a daily capacity of
600 loaves, to the very latest appliances for handling products sanitarily and
turning out a superior class of goods, it is worth your time to see the plant.
VISIT US SATURDAY AND BE ENTERTAINED. WE SHALL EXPECT YOU.
Model
Sales Room Jackson and Cass Sts.
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New Factory 126 North Kane Street
Model Bakery Bread and DoughnuU
make the kiddies play.
LOCAL NEWS 1
Mr. Murray Return. Home
Robert Murmv Whrt hna hi.nn
IhmJ11!,', T,' ct'y ' Mr. Comba Hare From Portland-
Itlng with friends and attending to Churl. Cnmln of P,.ni,.-,
To Visit Here r
Mm. H. s. lnirgaii arrived In this
city In at evening from Kugcnc to
spend the week end visiting at the
homo of her ulster, Mrs. Tom Wharton.
attending
Combs Is
I'mpqmt.
to business matters. Mr.
registered at the Hotel
Brenner Goes to Portland
Arnold O. Hrennnr if lha fw fr
fic-o department left last evening for
i uiuHiiu wnere lie will spend the next
iew uays attending to business mat
ters.
yJItXoeal
JJealers
I.standard
size veie table
packets:
NO BETTER
SEEDS AT
ANY PRICE
ctUourBackUardProVlde
afresh Vegetables M 'Summer
medium and tots tarietl. of delk-lnu Twr-. '.. nrt
you ran bar. frh g.bl all ou.h ,,?I0- By U"" P""".
cold pck torn, fe wlntw "roh h. nimnw-mj enoii4h ta
Nortiirup. King &Coi
Seeds
MINNeAP0l.lSMINNf5OTA
leserts are usually considered as
wuterless, but there Is a large area
of the sea Itself which some scientists
believe to be relatively devoid of life.
This Is the eiuatorlul region of the
1'uclUc ocean for a dlstntira nt from
a few hundred to more than 2,000
miles west from South America. Evi
dence points toward a great dearth
of marine life over this vast area.
Hut Dr. W. K Hitter, director of the
Serliis Institution for lllological He
search, on a recent voyage to Aus
tralia and while crossing the western
edge of this so-called marine desert
observed several species of sea birds
whih evidently fed on some sort of
sea life as the nearest land was 1,0001
miles away. Sfldp officers also re-'
ported having Reen porpoises which I
must also cet their foiul fmn, !
about them, so that there cannot be
an entire lack of marine organisms,
Britisher Saw the Joke
Seated around a table In a London J
grillroom were soma Aniorli-nni ...i i
one Englishman. A breery American
remarked: "I staved out n into i.
night at a drlnklnr club tlmt n-ht i
started noma I met myself going to the
olllce."
There was a general lmifOi rri..
Englishman smiled doubtfully.
Another American ventured Tan
see the point, dont youl Just good
nntured exaggeration."
les." said thn Kmrtlahmaii
more uouutrully, "I see. He would
never recognize himself In that condi
tion." Making the Beit of It
After trying unsuccessfully to open
the door of the pantry, where tb
cakes were, the small boy turned to his
brother and said:
"It's no use. Tommy. Not one of
those keys will nt."
"All right, then," fnld Tommy, re
signedly. "We'll wait until mnia.
comes home and ask fo.- something for
being good boys."
Modern Child h Wise
"And what," asked the Snndsy
school teacher, "la the lesson tanght
ns In the parable of tha Ave wise vir
gins r
Nine-year-old Ruth held op her
hand.
'That we should always lis on the
lookout for a bridegroom," ahe an
swered.
Time to Be Mirthful
"My Bancs la In most respects quite
good looking, but be has a rather long
face."
"Oh. dear, what art yon coming fo If
he hna a long far before lie la mar
riedr- Chicago Post.
Goat Herds of Weil
Yield Large Profits
A generation ago flie present site of
Central park and the fiats of Harlem
to the. north were the natural hahltut
of the goat, says the New York Times.
Long since the animal practically dis
appeared from New York and the
Eastern states, but meanwhile has been
found to have many valuable uses and
has reappeared again In amazing num
ber on greut ranges In the West.
It Is proverbial that a goat can live
on anything. Ills .n,t.nr i. ...... .n-
lous, und It has been discovered that
w hen confined on limited n
etutlon Is wiped out. To graze great
herds of goats requires wide areas, al
though the quality of food need not be
good, nor the supply abundant. The
problem has been studle-1 with care by
oclentlsts, and the goat crop as a re
sult Increased In value.
Today the coat roam. rh.
extending more or less continuously
from northern California to southwest
ern Oregon. Most of the goat ranges
are used all the year round. Tin.
smaller herds of only a few hundred
take care of themselves, but to man
age the large herds especially trained
men and dogs are required.
Many of the breeds, notably the An
goras, are sheared once a year. They
yield valuable crops of mohair. The
goafs ment la also valuable, and their
hides find a ready market Many ofi
..o.a are mimed and cheese man
ufactured on a considerable scale, ai
In EuroDe. Th i . .
t, . ? --"- oemg
... .uujrvi 01 J0g4j w rapj,iy becom-
.uiuunie source of Income.
Twin Camera Maket
"Moviet" and "Stills"
Frank S. Wia - . .
rrk.-Cal.. I. the" .v.; lm?B
.1 . iwin
- .o...p.c ure camera by means of
which It 1. possible to take moving
Pictures and Individual stilt. ,t the
same time.
The camera Is really not a single de-
Vice but two aan.r.. t,
i. i i "i umi-iiines, work
lug Independently of each other. Any
rfplr-t till . a. . '
UJaj. pf, roaa5 during thfi
,he "0,lno by w. Z
Inge-picture camera Into oneinflon
utatopprngtheniovemeroTr,
eJ1!! T,n Fk"1 IM,rt of th
era la fitted with four lenses after the
manner of a mlcrope. by a di
be used. One of these Is . telenhoto
Unsed In getting Cose-np,
The Wilton camera was ,ed B
k n a recent film of b " game
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AFFORDED
DVAUTO
Prisoners on a limited range hob
bled horses In a pasture: this is the
comparison which baa been made by a
well known writer on automotive top
ics lately In speaklns or people w;ho
have no cars.
Specifically dlscusslne the Chevro.
let, which he described as a "low
priced, modern automobile which has
become Indisnonnlhln tn tho i.i...
family of ordinary income," be said:
ino inspiring beauties of nature,
ins interesting and educational fea
tures of other places and other types
Of neoDle and uava nt t(.,in
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tnings to be read about, or seen dimly
In cold photographs, until you are free
to go to them at your convenience and
pleasure."
That this is exactly what the Chev
rolet dpfllaro nt . K .. . i .
v.. i hit iiuiiMweui are en
deavoring in thoi,. lanin.. .....
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shows, is the statement of sales
agencies.
The old adage that pNpkh
See the "wheels rn anwarf 1
'brought out in San FranciKoin
newea force this last wl if
sight of an automobile a
neilderl nn urlroa In tnlrfjilr
showroom of one of the Msf
lomooue a strtbutors drew t
non or mousanus, Dotn umtj
stood outside the plate gliuiiita
and those who went In the uxc
to see how the hard-worklm mat
was functioning.
CAMPHOR FOR SORE tYB
It Is surprising how qoicUr iJ
flammation is helped byunp,'
drastic, witcbhazel, etc, u
Lavoptik eye wash. Oaenuiil
ueiys any case Bore, wea w
eyes. Aluminum eya cup tret
r ullerton, druggist.
Trimmed hats deslpied forWJ
haired women and nussei. w n
at the Vogue Sat. t ea. u-
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Myers spray guns at Wharton Bros.
Operated on For
Appendicitis
p I . Robert L. Mathews wu w
announced Later. "e ",nK ' V ' "iad
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the Tllatrli-t Court of U fH
States for the District of 0r
In the matter of
Robert L. Mathews. Bsnkmpt.
To the creditors 01
Mathews, of KoseDurg. m
of Douglas, and aisinci.
oanarupi: i
Notice is hereby gi " "J
9th day of February, 19H. J
Many times, no doubt,
een the above headline
newspapers. Very often It has told ' "J?ret
. - t . . creuuora
you have oe in Reb'-t?J7d
In von, Jy f Februarv-. 1924. t rJ
. u i "e forenoon, at which nme1
."'r Ullen 11 na to'Oicredlmr, msv attend, pror.
, ome rnend suddenly atricken with ,tim. .nnrrfnt a trut. iJ
dread annonrlfAtfU n-u I. . . tod n
-."..0. i uv newspapers, i DanKrupt ana iruvs
, uveivvivu 10 state tnat ap Business is uiuj viv-"
nnr1(nl.t. 1- 1J ln0
Pendlcitla in ..0tw m jj v fore said nieetine.
stomach trouble. They don't tell you Da,ed FebtwTr tuJ
that thn a ... . j ....
, .n.cii-u person suffered fre-
auent iiiom.. . .
-, . oi neanDurn long be-
ore ne went to the hospital.
none heartburn Is no talways
DAILY WEATHER
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Referee U
HEW"1
, uu uuways 11 -
w of an inflamed appendix. It ls!- S. Wes'her W1
always a warning that something Is j Roobur- Oregon, .. "
wrong in many cagc
houi!
V.w. t
and obtain a bottle of Smith Bros. ' to da,e ; - .Incept 1
il' C.. the guaranteed stomach Aver- rc,v- ,nmtJl pt 1
treatment, harmleas liquid rids the! To"" deficiency froo
-tom.ch of catarrhal mncn. allavj 13 ""t
Inflammation. hi. j,. .. Ia:! ir.,. nreclniutin"
'-anses the w'PT. -'f-' "! " ...sons. ".
n, " "v-i-m or poisonous i -
"ste matter P. use . 1 ir- ini,)alre.) .
oes not re-i Rain tonlcht na i j
back If ,h. ey,
liav v . hip aoes not re-' itain irini;iiv - -
neve. Natkan e-iim ... ....i ,
- ""wiwu ocore win eriy wuiub- . . rr L i
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iinnv ' -""'"n store w
opply you. Jiall orders accepted.
ter vi
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