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SIX ROSr.BURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1925. -4 Ijoottt l( MmTeAo Ce. , Envelopes, bill heads, canin Have you something to sell, to ' cards, buslnosa cards, posters, trade, to give away. Use News--folders, booklets of "very descrlp Review columns. tlon printed on short notlse by I SHOOT Roseburg Rod & Gun Club Grounds John Marks Ranch Sunday, March 15 A New Wrinkle in Prize Shooting AN ALL MONEY SHOOT Entrance Each Event 75 Cents. SHOOT STARTS 10 O'CLOCK AMMUNITION AND LUNCH ON GKOUNDS ill 1 rn The Ncws-Kcview or OM dlcKararles should be diiwded, as reenl aetiTltiM have) brought additional words into our language, and the pub lishers bad to discard their old printing platos, Hsro U I be awly cosnpiled dicboiuur brger and more complete tbasj aay similar onUrgrd vocabulary all the now words and pew special features Dow ready for every reader. EASY FOR YOU TO GET Thro of these coupons, preeenttd or mailed to this newspaper Mail Orders MR. distribution, If kr malt. Include f cents po.tc up ! ISO mil.. I to c.ntc P mll..;orlorere.t Sl.t.noM n.h your MMms.trr forrsi mm $ pounds. . Your Old Dictionary it Now Out of Date TVs at (A UJ took for eoaWiur Cross Worsf ftusiae ? LAST YEAR Chesterfield sales again broke all previous records. The growth of the brand has been spectacular. In every section of the country it has forged ahead by leaps and bounds. Convinced by taste of finer (quality, men everywhere have changed by thousands from other cigarettes to Chesterfield. r wltn a nominal sum to cover con dun ' ' f-l etc., amoonu (1 Ingtoonly tU UnU Entitle every reader to th!t New Enlarged Univertitiet Dictionary Withal Further Euuo. m OkUc.tUu ' aad Mmr Bsdi II Not Subrtod. RADIO PROGRAMS From Pacltic Coast Sutton Radio Feature for Frl. March 13 KNX. The Express, Ixia Angeles 337 meters. 11:30 a. m. talk for women :12 noon West Coast The atre program 1 p. m. talk: 4 p. m. music appreciation lecture; 6:15 p. m. dinner hour program; p. nt. special program; 11 p. ni. Ambas sador Hotel orchestra; niniuirfht organ recital. Radio Feature for Sat March 14. KKRC. The llulletln, San Fran cisco, 270 meters. 6:30 p. m. mar ket reports; new Items, Ohlsen'a danoe orchestra. K1X. The Tribune, Oakland, 509 meters. 7 p. m. news Hems. Earle t Anthony, Ixt An geles, 3fi7 meters. 5 p. m. hour of news bulletins; 7 p. m. lk Ar rowhead orehestra; 7:45 p. m. "The Hook Shelf; 8 p. m. Examin er program; 9 p. m. male quartet te: 10 p. m. Packard Club. KC.O. General Electric Co. Oak land. 3R1 meters. 11:30 a. m. lun cheon concert; 4 p. m. Hotel St. Kranrl concert orchestra: 8 p. m. variety stutllo program; 10 p. m. Ha .lead's dance orchestra. KKStl. Angelus Temple, Ixi An geles. 275.1 mt'tera. 10:30 sun shine hour program; S:30 p. m. or gon recital; 7:30 p. m. auditorium service. KIM). Hale Tlrolliers. Inc., Snn Francisco, 4i3 meters. 7 a. m. selling-tip exercises; 10:30 a. m. news bulleilns; 10:30 a. m. news bullet Ins: 10:40 a. m. "What's on at the Theatres"; Fairmont Hotel orches tra: 3:30 p. m. lea tlansant; 6:20 p. m. garden talk; 8 p. m. Fair mont Hotel tlanro orchestra. KIM), Hale Prothor. Inc., S:in Francisco. 421 melers. 7 a. m. ret-ting-up exercisi-Ht 10:30 a. m. n'-ws htilrllns: 10:40 a. ni. "WhJt'a on at the Thenlrea:" 11 a. m. chst for housewlvee; 1 p. ni. Falrnnmt Ho tel orchestra: 4:30 p. m. the same; 5:30 p. m. "What' en at the The atres"; 8 p. m Cleveland HI Or chestra: Silent Night. Kl'Stl. Angelus Temple, Ixis An geles, 175.1 meters. 10:30 a. m. ra tlin bible school; sunshine hour; 8:30 p. m. organ recital: 7:30 p. m. auditorium service; silver band; 9:15 p. ni. Cray studio program; 10 p. m. organ recital. KdO. General Electric Co., Oak land, 361 meters. 11:30 a. ni. lun cheon concert; 9 p. m. stutllo mu sical program and speaker: 4 p. m. Hotel St. Francis concert or chestra; Silent Night. KF1, Earle C. Anthony , Inc., Wed Stableman? s I I V lis Walts Llnforth. skilled equestrienne and member of a prominent and wealthy San Fran cisco family. Is reported to have been married to William Threkeld, a stable manager. Their mutnal love of horse-flesh and thorough bred a la said to have brought them together frequently. A good easy way to avoid a fam ily Jar. Serve GRIMM BROS. MILK HltEAD and at lenst the foundation of your meal cannot be criticized. Phone 133. Would you avoid all possibilities of criticism? Then order a loaf of (1U1MM UROS. MILK DRKAD. Phone 133. GOOD GAS HAS LOW "BOILING POINT' "Thousands of gallons of gas'i llne are used in this locality, hut there are comparatively few nto torlsts who really know what is good gasoline," states Mr. C. D. Kles. "A good gasoline should have a low initial boiling point for easy starting and quick getaway without excessive use of the choke; an even range of boiling points' to Insure steady, clean and complete combustion; and as hiph and end point as the climatic con ditions will allow to insure the maximum mileage. "All aiitomohllo owners expect from a dollar's worth of gasol'tie a dollar's Value In quick, smooth response to the starter aijd nccel orator. They de.Ire easy. wlnr llke speed along boulevards and straightaways; boundless driving power. Ihat lifts them, roaring, up A bill or through heavy going; and they ask for flexibility that will allow them to slip dofMv, swiftly. Into and out of traffic 'holes "Thousands of user of General gasoline state that they find nil of their expectations filled In the "clean power' sold at the ereen-nnd-whltn signs, thrench the in dependent dealers. They state that by using this gnsolino they experience no difficulty in gcltlng Immediate nction from their stjir ter. no matter whether It be mid summer or near the New Year. They have given Oeneral the mi preme test, both in summer and winter, and have found II not lacking, whether It be in speed acrois the valleys, or in pullini; power over the Ijills Mr. Vies explains that thU un usually high quality found In the product of the General Petrel, nm Corporation is due directly to th process used In refining. He .-a tes that the same principle hol.i true In the refining of good rn-a-line as In the chemistry t . t . . Should a dosen or more stmler.t be given a glass of water to puri fy. It Is hlchly probable that the same tlegree of exactness vmild not be found In the re.plt of ench. Some would have ac,n;n nllshed the'r task to a much f. ,i ter extent than others: due either to the care and diligence w'rh which they fjnrtrrd, or lo the method they ttsed. "In the same way In the n-.w tluctlon or gno!llie. slartlni: ih crude material of similar hae. in the end a rreat difference m iv ). noted In the final Vrodurt t a. h drop of crude petroleum has I, ,. den awav a small amount nf t line, pome kernicne and lul.i '. -,t-Inir oils of various welrhu. it p the rintv of the refiner to s. ..,r- T.os Angeles. 4S7 meters. IS p i hour of new bulletins; 7 p. m Ft nmlner pregrsm: 8 p. m. r.citil: ft P m. Herald prnrram: 10 p tn, John Smsllman mnslcnl nlrtt KI.X. The Tribune, Oakland. melers: 6 p. m. dinmOhour ( cert: 7 p m. news Items, nu.-l et report: 8 n. m. varied nniiral prorram: 9:15 p. ni. Wolelin Cnllfornlant. KEI1C. The rtullctln. San I ran Cisco. 170 meters. 8:40 p m nnr-k-t reports: 6:37 p. m. Tbm's l.-t He Svmphony orche.tra: 8 p rn, the same: 9 p. m. studio procram; 10 p. m. Kelll'i dance orchestra. t ate thne In the proper manner, i and If he ia to huve a bulunced i product of the firt claxa, this 1 must be done accurately. The ! ; ntral ivtroleuiu Corporation feels that it has accoinplUlitid ithn end, and as a result has gt i vn to the motoring public a (rood gasoline. that will stand the cbal :Jtnce of "ffll up and let the en ' gine decide.' the New-Revlew exclusive Job May Lose Power Gregory ZlnoYieff, one of the tri umvirate which assumed the rule of Soviet Russia following the death of Nikolai Lenin. Is facing the pros pect of being orerttrown by thoje who followed bis plans for a revolu tion. Ills enemies In the Russian Government declare his constant call for revolt Is embarrassing in Russia's plans for establishing friendly relations with Kuropeai Powers. II n. ! x. -a' Hundreds Killed in Explosion . ? - f 'i ' ' -. ,-''' I v r?Jl&:'c U'-t 40K) IrJAKtt.l'Cb !'IKG At least MO persons have been killed and more than 2,000 injured, at the result of a great gasoline tire and explosions on Cajus Island, lu the harbor of Rio de Jnniero, Brazil. Burning gasoline made th entire bay an inferno. Hundreds bad their ear drums burst as a result 01' the explosions of dynamite In the fire. Chief Figures in Pf- : .... At- .C. MMk. John Emory Andres, "richest trphanger," et Vonker. M. tn who 1 said to own rnnre timber than any other man In the world, and who eslth Is routuTd In million, celebrated hi eighty-fourth birthday by tiding to bis New York City offlc In a subway lam. H didn't get a O seat King Ueorge, of England, engagements because of a saver cold. Cleveland H. Dodge, oiaiM millionaire New York philanthropist, ha given $500,000 toward the fund for NVar Kast College. William at Butler, of Boston, who managed the Coolldge presidential campaign and who later was appointed United State Senator from Massachusetts, ha been mad defendant in a 10e COO suit filed by Theodora Thomas. Inmat of th Soldiers' Horn la Washington, who allege Senator Butler reported to Postal sntborltlM that a lent dea'Ji threat Uruua la mail. -i ' print ln Hernrmnt. Phon Mi. Joins Cabinet I p.- v. ;;'. i . "85, , ' V. 1 William M. Jardlne, President Coolidge'a new Secretary of Agrt culture, has assumed his official duties in Washington. He formerly was president of the Kansas Slate Agricultural College, resigning to accept lbs secretaryship. tJ 1VVAHD JAJI I.-.'VW! News of the Day ..:jt.:.. ha been compelled to cancel all hi te. q t i ; j f it' f. !' ' r ' 1 M ' i no The Best Advertisement is a wtisfied customer. We have hundred of them. Wo have their confidence because we treat them fair, we do not sell good, below cost nor do we have to. Most pee. pie are willing to pay us a fair profit for dependable goods and the ervice we render. Most of the talk about buying crload and buying cheaper than the other fellow is ail bunk outside of sugar and one or two other items there is no carload buying of groceries in Roseburg. We buy our goods as well as anyone and sell them at a rea sonable price; no baits, no traps- We have the finest display of fresh vegetables in town, including new potatoes and green peas, asparagus, fresh tomatoes, radishs, green onions, carrotts, turnips, beets, broccoli, cabbage, lettuce, spinach, celery, and artichokes. In fruits we have apples, oranges, bananas and rhubarb. Try a jar of our fresh made Mayonnaise and Thousand Island dressing, it's fine. SATURDAY SPECIAL 3 lb. good grade coffee, for - $'-9 6 cans Solid Pack Tomatoes for - .00 2 loaves Bread for - l"c 3 lb. Full Cream Mixed Candy for - 50c Paradise Dates. 20c pkg. for 10c QUALITY BEEF , Pot Roast, lb 15c Boiling Beef, lb - 12.J Leg and Loin Veal Roast, lb - 25c Shoulder Roast Veal, lb - 18c Shoulder Pork Roast, lb '- 22c Leg and Loin Pork Roast, lb -- 26c Pure Pork Sausage, 2 lbs - - 35c Fresh Made Hamburger, lb 15c Heavy Bacon Backs, lb - 22c Heavy Bacon, lb 25c Pure Lard. lb. 25c. 2 Jbs . 45c Hams, half or whole, lb - 30c , Fancy Light Bacon, lb 35c WE SLICE HAMS FANC.Y LIGHT AND HEAVY CHICKENS WE DRAW ALL OF OUR POULTRY We Trim the Meat Not the Customer PEOPLES Grocery Phone 145 How many ladies are successful ' There Is almost a thousand miles with homemade pies, cakes and t of American fence in-use in Doug cookies? But how few are success-j las county. .You know what it is, fill with bread? It's some trick to: so you are taking no chances on bake a perfect loaf of bread. Try I the quality of the fence. We buy in one that never falls. GRIMM carload lots to get you the low BROS. MILK liRRM). Phone 133. I price. Wharton Bros. Opportunity is Knocking at your Door We offer you an opportunity to make REAL MONEY WELL KNOWN ' AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNT , Direct factory contract with factory co-operation, experience in automobile business not necessary but ap plicant must be good merchandiser with fair financial standing. ' All replies confidential. P.O. Box 2195 Portland, Oregon There's Only One Right Way To Buy Shoes Atk to mi thto crow Mctton of FOOT - - f aMAV '1 SUPPLY CO. Meat Market 363 THAT'S a good habit to get Into. It's the only way to be sure of shoe satisfaction. The inside con struction is far more important than what you can see on the outside. Wear, comfort and ap pearance all depend on how the shoe is built inside. Look inside before you ipend your monev. Here you'ean do that!' We have unamends Foot-Fitter split shoe so as to give you the inside facts things you ought to know before investing another dollar in shoes. Come in, examine the 6plit shoe and see the latest Gtmcmit Foot-Fitter styles. FITTERS P
