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THREE ROSEBL'RG NF.W5irEVlfc.W I-K1DAY. AUGUST 8. 1924. ffilONAL EVIDENCE I rinil ,lnce then I have continu- Ubual Fnn giiint i.,t Servtcts t Oretn V'.,.... ii .....h - There will lit" Services ns dent of ltoscburg. was a busln.-ss Sun.lay at the Ore.u s'hoor huo visitor here today from bis pres- Sunday school ut 2 o clock 0 int home in Kugeue. ' ed by preaching se-rvlces at S. lie. . o Caldwell o( tlif Baptist church will Ford Dealer Visits ' i preach. 1. "nd since then I have continu '""IvU that way. for I -tu-k to Taulac tmV now .y health and ..renKU, 3'?n rocv, n slrt;"r 'is at the highest mark and 1 have H',Tkin statement 1; 3 ut " better iu 20 years. Th '1 ? I uore 1 know about Tanluc the LOU Kauier Ave.. ' , teel nke praising It." Tlac Is fr ale by all good ,lS,i"i o' Tiin!ac druggists. Accept no substitute. Tito" out k" Over 40 million bottles sold. UVtm." "'! i,s ",dJ i "s "nl Tanlac Vegetable Pills for con l! ue or strength. ttiatlon made and recommended ' en-W a,.r',e i,v the manufacturers of TANLAC. r-aUh I ever Mr. C. A. Winctrout, Ford deal- j er of Grams Pass, accompanied the -Tenth Millionih" Ford -car; to Roscburg yesterday and return-: ed to bu home this morning. I Sutl-srlln Editor Here Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Hayner. of Suiherlin, were visitors in Kose burg today. Mr. llavner is editor of the Suiherlin Sun, one of the j of Medtord. newsiest weeklies iu this section of the state. S. P. Officials Pats Through li. K. King, superintendent, and H. A. Hainpsoii. resident engi neer, officials of the Southern Pa cific comparv. passed through Koseburg on their way north to da. They were accompanied to this city by A. S. Itosenbaum. dis trict Height and passenger ngeiit, Salem, has taken on proposition to buy luO cars of Rreeu prunes in the Salum district Will Sell New-Revrwt i Max W. titauffer, the world fain-1 ou singing newsboy, who will ai-! pear ill a vaudeville entertainment ; at d:i." o'clock tomorrow night at! the Kainbow Gardens in Winches-' t'-r, will sell News lle-vlewa on the; streets tomorrow afternoon. Mr. i SiHuir'cr arrived' here today from Albany where he has been appear-; i:ik at the Globe theatre, lie was also at Hie llivoll in Portland for. two weeks. He sines songs as he !"-l!s paper and always makes a hit where he appears. DAVIS IS ASKED' Leave For Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Stanton left last uigbt for a trip on the Buys New Buick Sedan Jaa. II. Clark has puchnsed a Dulck six sedan from tho Motor Shop Garage. He Is planning on a trlii north the latter part of Au- Garden hose, also 3-1 and 1 hoo at Wharton Uros. Inch LOCAL NEWS I'pper McKcnzie. They will be ab-:i;ut and will meet his wife who 8i nt from the city for several expects to return homo at tuai days. Mr. Stanton Is city editor i time from the east where she lias ; .. ll...-..l..,,. V... u ll.iflnu' 1 W ..... ....... i.l I ,i n tin. Iliwl tWO Ul II1C JWOlUUlfl JIL.ti n. i ui-.-ii HJIVII'IIIIR ." I- i months visiting with relatives anu j PWu", uTTueCirgh of "JT t'T Mw. of , inland fercV "- IZ regular weekly con L hv the l'oa-1"8 County trktog sPac- for ran. was bTsnu all f the nhoue square were oe- t:!r.n.-lit's -'"""-rl fine one and every number pre ssuted received vigorous applause. Roteburg Country Club Advertised I In a new Oregon booster booklet just published 'a fine pictnre of Ibe ltoseEUrg Country club appears 1 along with views of other golfing dubs of tho state. A description i 0 lne course and its location Is also given. Mr. A. C. Callen. Port hind broker, was responsible for the appearance of the picture. He had plaved ou the local course and Is an enthusiastic booster for It Mr and Mis. Callan and their ' guests. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Travis, of Itoston, were in the city lasi i night enroute to Crater and Dia mond Lakes for a vacation trip. First Grandchild Born ! Word was received by Mr. and j Mrs.. Deo. E. Aikins yesterday of ! the birth of Miss llettie Barbara 1 lUmd to their daughter. Mrs. L. 1 J. Horn! at New York City. This is i Mr. and Mrs. Aikins first grand child and needb ss to say. Ihey fi friends. Home From Diamond Lake Mr. and Mrs. Karl llurr of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Ktx Darker of S.inta Aua. California, have re turned from liiiunond and Crater Lakes where they have spent the 1 very proud over the new nr-1 past w eek enjoying an outing. Mr. TQDPlCIPI! I 1 TIFF RTiTFS j m iiii.L.u ui;iiiU ( Ansocialil 1'ress leased YVtr.) ST. LUllS. Mo.. Aug. 8. I.o-1 ral labor lenders influential in democratic .circles last night sent a telegram to .Samuel Uompera president of the American Feder ation of Labor to ascertain di rectly whether the report regard ing the opposition to John W. la-, vis. democ ratic presidential nom-1 inee were true. While the labor leaders would' not say what shind Ihey would! take in this mailer, they imlitat ed mirprh-e that the decision to oppose Mr. Davis had been taken. In v.hat they termed an unpre cedented manner, in that Mr. Da vis was not given an opportunity) lo express his views, and his at titude toward labor before the ex-! eeuiive council reached a filial! decision. Bo good, co cgqH this new breakfast is chilled! Here's the recipe. All you need is Quick Quaker try WANT a change in breakfast? A dish to unusual, eo delightful on a summer's day that no other before has compared? Here is the latest delight in thousands o( homes it's worth while trying. As you prepare dinner tonight, cook your regular breakfast quantity of QUICK QUAKER (the new - Quaker Oats that cooks in 3 to S minutes). When done, pour into a pudding mould and let eooL Then place in the refrigerator over night Cut in medium thick slice .and serve at breakfast with fresh or cooked fruits or berries and sugar float with rich milk or cream. - The combination is delightful. A world noted chef dis covered this new way. Now millions enjoy it every day. Just for the joy of it, try it younalf. Standard full size and weight package! . McMm: 1V4 pounds; Large: 3 pound, 7 ox. rival. Kiddie Tribune. I and Mrs. Darker expect I next week for the south to leave visiting ' roule to their home. i Pears Beina Shipped ' ltartlett pears are now belns shipped from Grants Pass. ' Two cars have already gone out, one The First Presbyterian having been sent to New York for j Dible school uf 9:45 a. in. Morn 'the green fruit market and the j ,lg worship at 11:00 a. m.. Dr. other having been destined for j Wallace Howe Lee, of Albany, will j the Hunt cannery at Salem. The speak. His tliemo will ho "My i greater part of the crop near the,; obligation to My Church." Chris i city was injured by the frost this j tiau Kndeavor meets at 7 p. ni. i season. It is expected that sever- The Union evening service will be .i at more cars will go out this week, ! m ihe christian church. Dr. l.ee (ABsoctnti-d Fress Leaned Wire.) CHICAGO. Aug. 8. "The La l'nllette-W heeler campaign will be opened next week ill three slates. Oregon, Illinois, and Mis souri. Senator Henrik Shipstead. larmer-laltor, Minmsolu. will! speak at Portland, Ore., August i miller Ihe I Antlers Theatre. A Karnum pii tuie is never a In Ashland and San Francisco, en-; ' - .mo appearance miner ine i .lisappointment. His prouuci i mi-.iives oi uio vne-iui bi.hi- . ! uio pasi live jei HUB le"e I Pol let t e for president committee ius ;;:it. Another conviction Church. ' tinder the direction of Congress-, on ,vih us Is that no two Far- iiiaii r.iiou wiuiviiis oi i oi i liiu.i UI1 pictures are unite. m will signalize th opening of the j whieh Is borne out by his latest Independent progressive 'n1"-! production. "The Gunfighter," palgn in the Pac ific noi thwest." j . at tlu Antlers theatre for a two day engagement. Qnlcfo Cooks in (mm i to 3 minutes Wo have local funds to loan on , for any length of time. Call and good securities. Interest rale is j see us. We will be able to finance reasonable and money may be had I you. Ulre & Kice. jn't know anv (more about silver iToitr rrancimoiuw L'irt her table wi:h 647 Rogers" SUM Mil FOB 75 YEARS :ircl of sil- Ltyle and quality V t 26 lilece set in container. 532.10 . JEWELERS JllS CASS ST. i- ,TEEE&Zi lti-. 1 :5! if A' y-i ft3a'-?rit-i . v .r. A however. Grants I'ass Courier. w ill speak on the Child." The Church and Muscovites to Hold Ceremonial The Muscovites will hold a cere- j Returns From Port Orford- nionial at North Head tomorrow j Associate Justice C.eorgo night and a large number ot local t i)n)wu anj family returned M. this members of that branch of Odd ; wol,k from (rip to fort Orford. Fellowship are planning to spend i jJlown Bava there are . no the week-end at the coast city en- word ran(i enough to describe joying the frolic, ine .ortii i-enui,,. Bct,m.ry of the drive along the ceremonial wui oe iiu Ul Sunday by n picnic at Mussel ueet i . , , wt t.k to attemt the beach, under the ausp ces or ine , ,,lom,er Kcunllln i Vort Orford. According to Mr. lirown the citi tens of that city are making elab orate plans for the entertainment -aid John M. Nelson, national manager of the campaign. Phillip I.a Foiled-, son of Sen ator La Follette. will begin a week's tour of Illinois and Mis souri on AiuruM 9. Walter Thom as Mills will open a speaking tour in Illinois, Blurting in Chicago. Senator Magnus Johnson, Min nesota Colleague of Senator Ship- sicad, also will take part in the Taking the title role, William Fnrnum has essayed sometblng for I which he will always be reniein,- tiered, a character which, for brll Hunt lines and t memorable ehnrac j teristics will overshadow all those ' for which he Is now acclaimed, i A tower ')f strength and good ness is a sufficient attribute to campaign in the Pacific seaboard ; place any man among tne iinmor states. according to La Fol'.eile i tals. Such was Hilly Iluell, the manager here. Appointment oi l character Interpreted by William j KEARNEY'S j 300 w.cass st. GROCETERIA 300ff-Cas8St- SATURDAY SPECIALS! nery of the drive along the a slate manager In Oregon prob- j Karnum. We are told the story is , A pnA CnUce ner lb to Arizona Inn. He plans to ably will he announced early next , based on obscue Californian saga,, J Special lilend police, per iu. week Southwestern Oregon Odd Fellows association. Paper Men In City V. G. Wight, vice-president of tho Crown Willamette Paper Co., ....na l...o.tMiiiirters ra in San u i 1T..1..V. n nick,.v I President Bother, of tho of 'the same company, wlio is sta-'ber of Commerce, today received -; , , ir,i.,n,i were verifier- a letter f 1 0111 W. G. ldo. iiinnager land contrary to I lieve it custom, .wo bo ot visitors. I i Th.inks Clamber of Commerce- Cham- 38c i in 'A bpccwl blend Soiree, j ios. ior .-rriiiiinrTfl ivsr police, uct iu, r - e- ' - R Schillincs Best Coffee, per 2 1-2 lb. can popular w ..... i 1 a screen swir, is coiuuik m T - e . .. screen in her newest Kenma Pro-M. J. I). V-Ottee, I lb. can Liberty Theatre Madge Kennedy, tho " c:,! niwnrl Tnf fr-P 3 lbs. for in ...S1.2S ' 'jt 1111111110 '1-V'l - 1-1 - .fi Qrliillinaa Rpst Coffee. Der 5 lb. can $2.55 uc i-d at Ihe Umpqua hotel last night, of the agricultural depain The gentlemen are on their way j the Oregon Chamber of t on officials for lELP WANTED) r ; mand Women for Picking Green Primes! port for Itiilcllo district to Gilo warehouse, Myrtle Creek lie Prater Packing House and Sutherlln at the cau- Cn ulso use a box maker and car loader. ank J. Norton Company ...... a. .lnciiin tln.lr iniirnov H r thanking the local taking the opportunity of calling ; their cooperation with the land upon the various newspaper plums i settlement department. Mr. lde .. ...... i. ..r n,,.i,. ! slated that nrosnecls never look- mod ct "1 brighter and it is the belief ot piOUUCl. . I ,,;,t,,. tl,nt ,v..n,lerflll results will be accomplished dur ing the next twelve months. w sitl vnTOW Aug. S. Pro- inent of pnsals for a short vacation for oinnierce' president Coolide Mother Reported Dying ! The mother of Uiorge A. vara of San Fancisco. Cal.,- is at the point of death in the Callfonia city, acceding to a telegram re ceived today from the headquart ers of the California SthhCIKutd mobile association. Mr. Wsia is being sought in order to be with her. At last reports, he was touiinir, and was camping enroute. He was driving an Kssex touring car, California license No. ai-2!sG. Big Barn Is Destroyed The big barn at liemote on the Coos Day-Koseburg highway east and near ltock Creek, was burned Slipping Green Prunes ! The first fresh prunes to be shipped out of Oregon this yean hit Myrtle Creek yesterday. The- carload was packed on Wednes day. According to word from Myrtle Creek there is an over supply of help there. Telephone information was to tho effect that ou Wednesday a line of cars carrying California licenses, and Immediate ly after tho formal notification exercises here August 14 were among topics ilc-cusscd today i the president with some of his advb'.ers. No decision was reached. While Mr. Coolidge has been withstanding well the intense heat here for the past week, his liienilH for some time have urged hiui to take a respite from the du ties which have kept him close to his desk since he entered office u year ago. It is considered likely the pres ident will go to New Hngland for about two weeks If he derides in favor of a vacation. In the past he has gone each summer to his father's homo at Plymouth, Ver- niont. and he was there last Aug- duciion. "Three Miles Out" whlcn was adapted for Miss Kennedy's talent by John Kmerson and Anita Loos from an original story by the famous Illustrator, Neysa Mc Mein. As Its title Implies It is a story that hinges upon Ihe activi ties of bootleggers, with Miss Kennedy in the role of a wealthy s society girl, who unconsciously j j finds herself a captive In llioij 'hands of rulfauly, i drunken rum- j runners. r. The very man to whom she bo- 9 mines engaged In none ether than 4 tho master-mind of the bootleg- A geis and nt each turn of Fate's ' A wheel, the girl becomes enmeshed; A In trouble. 1' InnJIy, a lianusoine, nianlv young sea captain, played JJ bv Harrison Ford, becomes her ! T. i M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lb. can l.sl M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lb. can $2.55 Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. cans 50c Golden West Coffee, 3 lb. can $1.43 Power Coffee, 1 lb. car'on3 38c Power Coffee, 3 one lb. cartons $1.05 Premier Coffee in 1 lb. cans 45c Premier Coffee, 3 one lb. can9 $1.25 Cream Cheese, per lb 30c Serve yourself and Save at 3. J 4 For the Last Days of Summer Special Sale Ladies' Bathing Suits H LATEST STYLES MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS ATTRACTIVE PRICES SERVICES IN WE CHURCHES nearly a mile long, w as waiting at ;,.., ..-hen President Karding died the Myrtle Creek packing, plant, j Chairman Puller of the repub loaded wilh men looking for jobs ii,an national committee today in the prune belt, the majority of) (., to Washington to (heck up down Tuesday night and it is re-! them looking for worn picking on the plans for the I or ma no- norted here that the fire Is De- prunes t.iu(-ii. r..m .....-, uniai '"''' lieved to be of incendiary origin. t-rly county fruit inspector In this day. He was to couler with Mr. .1... . 1.1... vl,. .n.1 muiiMireil ' i-oiimi v. iiiei win. is n,,w nnin , .,- i.t..- to Veen the flames from tne iiurn- ing bain- spreading to adjoining timber. Officers have been notl fiid of the suspected firebug work and have bleu asked to make an investigation. i Metzger Gets Laundry Conrtact L. W. Metzger, of this city, has been awarded the contract for the construction of a concrete build ing at Marshfield for the Coos Hay Laundry Co-. The new struc ture will be lOOxltii) feet in di mension and work has already been started on the foundation The new laundry will be one of the most modem In the state and equipped with the latest improved machinery. Separate motors will be installed to each individual piece jif machinery. I Hereby doin' awav with all belting and provid ing a safety measure Tor employes. The old laundry was destroyed by fire some months ago. champion and ho falls so -sper-ately In love with her that, he risks his life time and again In ef forts to save he. There are many thrills, scene af ter scene currying the onlookers through romance, and adventure that is wonderfully singed amid "three miles out" atmosphere. At Liberty Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. o drain sacks rt Wharton llros. ARRETS GROCETERIA THE STORE THAT BROUGHT 'EM DOWN a Mat 'C Wt co to R;v ch Resorts With- one. me m Cn v tin 7 .WV''''j'-tfJ S. P. Officials Coming A large party of Southern Pa cific officials were pi -heiluled to arrive on their special train in lloseburg late this afternoon. They are making their regular In stiectlon trip of the Southern Pa cific syatem. Julius Kruttsehnllt of New York, chairman of the board of th- Souilurn Pacific coiupanv. William Sprouh-, presi dent of the system. Pau' Shoup. vice pri sident. J. H. I'yei, g- n-ral manager, F. H. Tiurkhalter. assis tant general manager, all of ftan Francisco, and Superintendent K. U King, of Portland, are aboaid the train, as well ss a large num ber ot minor officials. flPOUt - THE ROBE OF CHRIST "If I msy but touch H13 Carment, I shall be whole."' The robe of Christ today Is the Word or Coil. The Master In his seamle.-s robe was hastening on Ills way. to touch to healt.i a little maid, sick unto death, one day. when jostled bv a curious throng or men, alrwly dead. He lelt the 1, ..f .,nr- !.,..,. tn,l ihriHiiU llfs raiment rued a spark of healing which should meet the flash or faith that knew, hul mm h hlu o:, nil,. Ill's hem. what He would surely llll. E'en now, Christ lives within a robe of seamless truth nnd grace, atul though crowd.', search with death-dimmed ees, hut. cannot see Hod's face, and though Irreverent others smirch its simple texture still with jostling tunings of earthly ttmir.-tits, obscuring His pure will; yel. when failh reaches out to touch its least and out must thread, its fabric is surcharged with liod, to bring to lite the dead. M:;tt. i:21 Copyright Pi-- - J. A. it. , could it nt 9:45 a. in. The morning sermon ; theme Is "Tragedies of Life." This i sermon is full if interest, lie sure i and hear it. At 7 p. m. the deb-- j gales to the Kpworth League In-; stitllte just held at Ashland will give their report. This will he an , Interesting meeting and a cordial Imitation Is extended to the older rolks to attend. The union serv ile Mils week is to be held In the : CHi islian church at K p. in. A cor-j dial Invitation Is extended lo all.: 4 i W Rapp Bldg NEGLECT ON'T suffer or neglect vonr health, nut seek iimiii'i lliite relief. Call, phone or write for special appoint ment. Your time Is valuable to you and our adjustment ure best for you. "Yours for Health" C. M. McNElL Chiropractic Specialist Phona 604-J VA EMMS M SHOPPE F-V.jiAson Street KOSEBLRc Will Operate Camp Ground A. K. Peterson of Centralis. Wash., who until reci inly was a; part owner of the Fldon Hotel in ; this city, has purchased the Can vim tamp at canyonville. which is said to be the best equipped ami finest auto camp ground betwun Ashland and Portland. Mr. Peter son is an experienced caterer, having bien In Ihe hotel and rest aurant business practically all i f his life, and he plans a number of Improvements in both the camp and the service. As soon as he is able to close nut his businen in Centralis he will take rharce of the. camp and personally super vise the erection of a large tourist hotel. It Is also reported that dances will be given in the large pavilion every Saturday nitl.t and that the resort will be made a year round camp. Ob ndale News. Catholic Church. Kane and Oak Sts. liev. II. fiery, pastor. August loth. Catechism das.' at X:4.". Mass and Sermon at 9:i.'l. ltnsary and lieneilietion of Ihe M. II. S. In the evening at 7:il. Frl-. day Auiust l.'.ih being the Fen.-'t of tlie Assumption into heaven of the lilessed Virgin Mary, Is u llody Hay of obligation. Mass on that' morning at o'clock and l;- neiliniou or the M. It. S. in tie evening at 7:3'i. (il.ndale: M.i-s and Sermon at 8:30. Leader, Ml meet lug W ine, lll.is ; li;v. S. A. Harvey lioier. Prayer dnesday S p. m. Look Suinlay s' liool. lo a. in. Kaiusdell, acting supi. Fpworih l.ea -ue. 7 p. iu. Presiilent Mr. Arthur Marsh. Leader. -Mrs. Havid Marten. Preaching, 8 p. in. Subject: "The .Making of a Home." praver meeting Thiirsdav, 8 p. in. P.iptismal service at Dll lard Sunday afiernoor. at 2:30. The public is most cordially in vited to nil then- services. First Church of Christ Scientist 312 Fast llouvlas street. Kegillar services are held Sunday morning al 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, this meeting Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school convenes each Sun dav morning nt 0:4.-.. All ages from 4 to 20 years are Invited to attend. The reading room In the (rout of the church building Is open dailv except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. The public Is cordially Invited to at tend. The subject fcr Sunday s les son will be: "Spirit." At Adventist Tent The Sunday1 nicht service will b" the last of the mei-tlugs In Id in the tent ill Norih Itose Ktn et. and Hvangi ii t T. L. Tbuemler will fp'-ak im.t: "Seven Churches" mentioned .n the lievelation. it Is beln-n d ib.ii many people will be glad to bain vhat Ihe Pibie lells about l!.' ehui"hes. end a cordial lnHnii"ii is extended the public to at'i tel this service. Seventh Day Adventist Sale! bath school at the West ftoseburg j church. 11'.2 Military street, in a. j m. Sn t ;iri!:iy morning. Preaching at II o'clock, the sermon being prcsenti 1 bv T. M. Langb'-rg. A cordi.il in-, nation is evtend- M to all to atiend the-e services and wnr.-bip ith us. Special music. St. Grorge's Eoiscopal Church. Ccr. Csss and Main S's. Sunday S.-rvleeS. f O'-iMlUliiotl Service III 9:oo a. m. church school at 9:41 . m. No senile at ll '-'i a m. services at the church of tV- Holy Spirit at Suiherlin nt l:"fl a. m. ' Itev. A. ') 1 lodge. Vicar. Bible Standard CI 'jrch. Loca te 1 In (impel Tent at 2nd and ! Jac kson street, near auto park. I The Sunday afternoon and even ling services at 2:3u and 8:00 will ibe featured by the presence of as sisting ministers. A remarkable serhs of n Hugs Is in progress. Special healing service Sunday I night. Hear the flospel siory in testimony and old-time preaching. ! Fied Hoinshuh, evangelist. Phone 238 lilte r I Phone 233 We carry u complete line of Fresh Vegetables Dally. Methodist Epiccopal Chi:--h liiliard and Iioking (.las.-. II. Ha vid Hation. pastor. I rilla'd Sun d. school 10 a. in. It. A. ller-clu r superintendent. Preaching, 11 a.' m Subject. "Second t cmiingof. First M. E. Crureh. Cor Main ( lirist " Koworth League i p m and I.ene M. i.'v. v President, Miss Clara HcrscLi '-1 paiiotr. I M. E. Church, South. Main and Lamj streets. Stewart O'lull. pas tor. Sunday school Sunday morn ing sit !" l"i. W. L. Cobb, superin tendent. Tin- pastor will pre uc h at H:iiH oc'.ock, and also at 3:00 In tin- afternoon at ( iilupooia. Kp worth League- at 7:00 o'clock. Les son: "Je -ois' Parables of Nature." Leader. Velma Poe. Prayer meet ing We 'Iiie-day veiling, sutejeci The Power of Kvatnple" Pl'iliPiiians 3.721. On evening the- re-gular will b- hebl at ! church ' Albany Lesson Sunday union service the christian I r. Wallace Howe l.ee i t will deliver the sermon. His subject will be The Snuday school meets and the Child. "The ( 'hutch Home Grown Melons Home Grown Crawford Peaches Fine fee To e losi Trial p; el out kago them early, short crop inn season. ue have a llmlter: supply of Iltirnett s F.xtrncts. (n. aborted Vanilla. Lemon. ui.d lia-epbcrry, regular 2r.c selle Almond, Orange Saturday Special, 15c Roseburg Grocery 8
