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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. I92S. USE RED SEAL THE RELIABLE BATTERY for Engine, Phone or Radio They Give Satisfaction Churchill Hardware Go. The Winchester Store Editor and Mrs. Will J. Hayner of Sutherlin were In Itoseburg for several hours today shoppiug and attending to business mat ten. Mr. Hayner is editor of the Sutherlin Bun. IiiHprtinK Prunes Frank 1. Norton, of Sutherlin, pent the day in Itoseburg, In specting a carload of prunes which li being loaded for shipment east. Spring is Here And with it come that hungry feeling for fresh vege tables. We have anticipated your wants and have gath ered together as fine a display as you will find in town. Come and see, radishes, green onions, cucumbers, celery. asparagus, broccoli, lettuce, cabbage, tur nips, carrots, beets, artichockes, sweet potatoes, new potatoes, spinach and green peas, surely you can find what you like out of this great variety. Also a full line of canned fruits and vegetables of all kinds. Last Saturday was a big day for our customers They bought us out of nearly all our fresh vegetables and .specials. Come early and get your choice of the many good things. for Specials for Saturday we offer Full cream mixed candy, pound ..... 20c 2-IOc loaves Bread for 15c 3 lb. good coffce $1.00 3 lb, Can Cuttard Ground Chocolate 75c Spuds, Fancy Yakimas, pr. 1 00 lb $2.40 3 Large Florida Crape Fruit for 25c Try a jar of our fancy Mayonnaise made fresh daily with our new process Mayonnaise machine and from a formula used by a world famous Mayonnaise maker. Will have Thousand Island Dressing made with the same ma chine. It's fine. - QUALITY BEEF Pot Roast, lb .' 15c Coiling Beef, lb .". 12J Leg and Loin Veal Roast, lb 25c Shoulder Roast Veal, lb 18c Shoulder Pork Roast, lb 22c Leg and Loin Pork Roast, lb 26c J'me Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 35c Fresh Made Hamburger, lb 15c J4eavy Bacon Backs, lb 22c Heavy Bacon, lb " 25c ;Pure Lard, lb, 25c, 2 lbs 45c .Hams, half or whole, lb 30c fancy Light Bacon, lb ........... 35c i WE SLICE HAMS I FANCY LIGHT AND HEAVY CHICKENS ; WE DRAW ALL OF OUR POULTRY ; We Trim the Meat Not the Customer PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 CALL THEM UP Look over our list of Used Car owners, select any five or six and call them up. They'll tell you whether it pays to buy from a reputable dealer. J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodt; Drolhori Dialer RO4CBUR0, ORE. . PHONE 4M Donee brothcrs Dcalcrs Ecu. Good used Cars FESTIVAL FEATURE PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 20. Montgomery Lynch of Seattle, who has been rmined by the directors of the Portland Hon a Festival, Inc., to direct the great nose Pa geant from the pea of Doris Smith of this city, reached Portland this week to take up his duties la con nection with the assembling of the great cast Mr Lynch Intends to get in touch with all the musical organizations In the city Im mediately to attend to the enroll ment oi tne necessary zuuu vocal ists Off.ces have been opened at 60S Oregon Building. Mrs. Smith's pageant which has received the highest commenda tion from such experts In pag eantry as Percy J. Durrell and Montgomery Lynch, depicts the in fluence of the rose, symbol of love, upon mankind from the days of savagery to the present time and is arranged in ten episodes, all of which are accompanied with (.'has. Wakefield t ad nun s compositions. The first episode entitled "The Uose of Love" portrays the dawn ing of civilization. "Attar of Ho ses" is the title of the second nunv ber, calling for a setting in a Per sian garden where beautiful maid ens distil the perfume of the rose. The next episode has to do with the first attempt to cultivate the wild rose, when the hundred leaf ed Rose of Greece was developed. A lovely Oreeclan setting called for with tnarvelous color and light effects. In another scene King Solomon ascends his throne amid pomp and ceremony, his thousand wives appear with dancing girls and attendants. The second half of the pageant deals with episodes wherein the roae has been Instru mental In affecting the history of the world. The War of the Roses," The Oregon Mission Rose" and "The Mary Washington Ruse" and finally the Court of the Queen of Her Majesty the Queen of Ho sarla are numbered among the lovely scenes of this part. RELIEVED OF KIDNEY TROUBLE AFTER TAKING ALVITA Mrs. Jennie P. Benson, 1084 E. Alder street, Portland, Ore., who had suffered for years from severe kidney trouble and Inflammation of the bladder, gives thanks to Alvl ta Tablets for her recovery. "I have bad a lot of trouble for years with Inflammation of the bladder, but since taking Alvita have not had any sign of It My kidneys have always given me trou ble every winter during the wet weather, but this year 1 have not bad any bad spells and very little trouble of any kind that way. My stomach has been one of my main troubles all my life, but I can eat almost anything I want to now and it never dlMtressea me Bince I am using Alvita Tablets. They are certainly a wonderful remedy." Alvita Tablets are scientifically prepared from the wonderful aliul fa plant, which through Its long root absorbs the vital elements . lime, iron and phosphates neces sary to health and vigor. Alvita BANK OF HEALTH Do you realize that you must make deposits in the bank of health everyday! The safest way to keep your health-assets intact, is to keep your body well-nourished. Scott's Emulsion is the food-tonic, rich in vita mins that helps thousands realize dividends on their deposits in the bank of health. A little of Scott's Emulsion helps you keep your deposit of strength intact M Scott a Home. lloomfrld. N. J. 24-U session of more than one pint of liquor will be prima facie evidence that its possessor is a bootlegger. SALESMEN WANTED Wo want two first clans sales men to sell washing machines in Rosoburg and vicinity. This la a real proposition tor a worker. Ex perlence not necessary. If you will work as Instructed you can easily make from 1100 to 1250 per month. Call or write at once. W. F. Graff Hotel Hoffman, Eugene, Ore. FRONTIER DISPUTE HAS BEEN SETTLED (Aaocbted Prm Lomi Tire.) GENEVA, Mar. 20. The frontier dispute between Poland and Lith uania has been settled. DAWES TO CARRY ON HIS BATTLES (Aanrlatnl Pre UaaKl Wtl.k WASHINGTON, Mar. 20. Vic President Dawes plana to go Into the states of senators who have ex pressed open opposition to his oro- posai to revise the senate rules to prevent the one man filibuster and la public addresses attempt to build up sentiment there in sup port of his views. Before the sen ate adjourned Mr. Dawes confer red with most of the senators, and quite a numDer of them were re ported to have pledeged their sup port In the effort to facilitate sen ate procedure. n SALESMEN WANTED Experienced washing - machine saleamen wanted to take charge of store opening up lot of new tenl tory. Salary or commission. Theo P. Tollefson, 152 4 la St., Portland, Ore. COMMERCIAL AIR LINE ESTABLISHED (Auaclilni mm Uunt Win.) NEW YORK. Mar. 20. The New York World says today that a com mercial air line is to be establish ed between Boston and St. Paul to carry passengers fur 15 cents a mile, making the 1400 mile Journey in 14 hours. Proposed intermed iate stops at New York, Buffalo, Detroit and Chicago are planned. according to the announcement which the world will say was made by the American aviation fliers in France and vice-president of the general airways system. It's worth something to have It delivered freah right from the oven every day. GRIMM BitOS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. CHINESE TOWN IS SHAKEN BY QUAKES AnrUtl fnM Lcwed Wtn.) Cfl A K' ' II A I YCn- OA, fPKn J (China Inland mission, Reuters tele- Llthuanla protested to I7. ::.?"..; ' , . agency says, has received a ""T ""S"1 "" """""-',,, 1U .(.tin. that Ian frontier guards by Polish patrols. A communique given out by the Lithuanian legation In Paris said the Poles attacked without provo cation last Monday night and had threatened to occupy the district of Slrvintal by force of arms un less the Lithuanians evacuated lt- Brown crispy crust, pure white flaky center spread lightly with delicious yellow butter. Don't it sound good? It Is good. GKIMM BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133. KING GEORGE SOME- WHERE IN FRANCE (AmocUted Prw. Ltutd PARIS. Mar. 20. The seclusion of the British royalty party's trip across the country to the Medi terranean for Klnn George's "con valescence cruise has revised the once familiar war time date line Somewhere in France." The King asked, that because of his Ill-health, the strictest Incog nito be maintained so he would not have to acknowledge greetings as the royal train sped through the vsrious stations enroute, and the French authorities zealously guard- an earthquake has destroyed Tali- l fu, a town in Western Yunnan Province. A disastrous fire fol lowed and help Is urgently needed, the message Bays. The foreigners in the neighbor hood are safe. Studehaker costs less per pound than butter. How Nerve Troubles ' Wreck Health Any physician will tell you that it you autfer with occasional a pells of nervousness, trembling, sharp, darting nerve painj, nervous fa Uue, that such a condition is often the starting point of a serious ner vous breakdown. Stop the slightest case of nerves before a more serious condition undermines your entire nervous system. Gain relief by taking Eopa Neu ritis Tablets, which nut only stop painful and dhitresxlng nerve tor ture, but toiie up the nerve cells and revitalise the entire nervous system. Eopa Neuritis Tablets are pre pared from a physician's prescrip- FOR BEST RESULTS -TRY A- 20th Century Grocery Store Prices quoted good on specials Saturday and Monday, v March 21st and 23rd OLD Cans, DUTCH Cut CLEANSER, limit 3 6c PALM OUVE SOAP Regularly told Oftf. 3 for 25c, Special 3 ban tUb FLOUR Your choice Crown, Kerr's Patent, Drifted Snow or Olympic, 49 lb. tack $2.49 CRYSTAL WHITE 25c, 12 bar. ..... SOAP 6 ban, 49c NOISELESS TIP MATCHES Rose C Bud brand, large size box ..... WU COFFEE Always fresh Always good Besides you save 20lh Century Coffee Pound 48c 3 pounds ... ., $1,42 Catalogues at all stores fully describe .our splendid canned goods offers. ..Ask for your catalogue. Here Are Samples of This Sale: FANCY FRESH PRUNES pits removed In deliciously heavy syrup 1 En large cans,, each , r... ' CORN Del Monte or Preferred Stock very CQn tender, 3 cans .. ; Www TOMATOES Famous Del Monte Quality, Red Ripe, CCn large Cans, 3 for J vJv This will be our last special sales offer on caned goods for five or six months. One more two day special 9-pound sack cornmeal JQg Really no use to look for a better place to buy food stuffs than at a 20th Century Grocery Store Roscburg Store 130 N Jackson St. Oakland Store Old Baker-Flanary Location CHANGE IN OPERATORS nuH-SnrurrrJn ,h P - ji " ncy, bladder and prostate trouble, No matter what you have tried, try tnis remedy ot Nature now. A dol lar buys a box at Chapman's Phar macy. Mall orders accepted. ALVITA -o - FRUIT INDUSTRY 8HOWS RAPID DEVELOPMENT (AMociaml l-ras tMxi Win.) The rapid development nf the fruit Industry In the United HtuteS during recent years Is brought out In figures on carlot shipments compiled by the United States l)e ipartment of Agriculture. More jthnn 450,000 cnrlonds of 17 lending I fruits were shipped In 1923 as com pared with 316.000 In 1920. Expansion has been most mark !ed In tho shipments of apples, or janges and (trapes. Shipments of I apples Increased from 109.000 rnr- ! loads In 1920 to 134.000 In 1923. Oranges Jumped from 60.000 car loads in tti.'U to 7b. iioo carloads in 19-3. Shipments of grapes were 41.000 cars in 1920 and 65,000 cars In 1923. The Information has been com piled from monthly reports fur nished tn the department by about 15.01H) station agencies of railroad, eiprcM, and boat lines, and hits been made Into a printed statistic- j a) bulletin for the convenience of of members of the Industry In fa cilitating the successful marketing of the crops. Copies of the bullelln vhlrh Is Statistical Bulletin No: 8 may be obtained free upon request to the a partment of Agriculture, Wash ington, 1), C. o NEBRASKA THROATS WILL BE PARCHED (AotIsIM rms WOr.) treatment endorsed hv Old Resident Given throughout America. Eupa Neurt 1 1 U PU.;,;.-.1 ""..Tablets usually give safe, quick "V "J relict 1 hey are guaranteed harm- less and are free from narcotics. "Given tin by five doctors, my bromides and coal tar products. P. W. Boyd, for several years manager of the local Western Un ion office, has been appointed as relief manager for Oregon and Washington, and M. V. Beresford has been transferred from Medford e local oftice. Mr. Boyd is now vacation, visiting his parents at physicians! Salem, and will assume bis new du ties at the end of his two weeks rest period. only hope an Vperattion. 1 re- I belled on rutting me open, as 1 1 am 75 years old. A neighbor ad- vised trying Mnyr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble, I ( got relief fight away. I hud notj eaten for 10 days and mi yel-' low as a gold piece. I could have I lived only a few days but for this ; medicine. It Is a simple, harm Your druggist will recommend them. W. K. Chapman's Pharmacy will supply you. Mail orders filled. GASOLINE PRICE BACK TO 21 CTS. (AanrUtcd lroa UunI Win.) PORTLAND, Ore.. March 20. less preparation that removes .the .The price of gasoline was back at catarrhal mucus from the Intes-: -1 cm a gallon nere today, ln tlnal trnrt arid allays the lufhim .'dudins; three cents stale tax. The mation which causes practically nil tieuernl Petroleum corporatino, stomach, liver and Intestinal all-1 "1ue 1 cent c Tuesday, and menst. Including appendicitis. One!'1" was followed by the Shell, doe will convince or money re-llnlon ai Associated companies, funded. At all druggists. A" lh,ese companies today in- , I creased the price one cent bring- SWEDISH STEAMER Tu'sday"" where " w" be,ore SINKS CREW SAVED rAoorlitrrf hm ln4 Wire.) PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Mar. 50. ( The Swedish steamer Thyra Caibarien, Cuba for New York with sugar, sank yesterday In a ' collision with the American tank steamer Ardmore, New York for I Tampier), 45 miles southeast of the , Delnware breakwater and her crew j was landed here today by tho Nor- wegian steamer Facco from Man- j laulllo. o For concrete work call Taylor. 113 No. Flint 8L Tel. ii& R. I SAVE -With SAFETY DRUGSTORE TEX RICKARD IN TOILS OF THE LAW (mncMi4 hw 1.,-Mft Wl?.) TI1KNTON, N. J., Mar. 21. Sentence will be passed Tuesday on Tex Kit-kard, prtimoter of siKtrt- lug events, convicted with four oth- rs lnt night of conspiracy and Interstate transportation of films of the Demiwey-Carpcntler nriie 'isS'ir he smik b.-cause It is ftitdbC' Ca&tor'Oil OMAHA, Neb.. Mar. 20. In ten days Nebraska will be drier than the diimt bone dry state In the un ion, state officials predicted today. The prediction was based on the 'fight, effect of the celebrated "pint of likkard was found guilty nn one liquor bill," which became n Ne- 'count of conspiracy and on two of brrivka law this morning when tlov-1 transportation of the film, tor ernor McMullen signed the mess- the conspiracy charge the law pro- jure. The bill had passed both 'branches of the state legislature j with large majorities. Under provisions ot the bill, po- vldcs a maximum penalty of two year's Imprisonment in a federal penitentiary, or a fine of SlO.uoo or : both. For .transportation the d teiulant may be fined each count. 1 1,000 oa BILIOUSNESS trk h ..1-h, snur item, eui,slieUua. swjitlr rul44 A mh1 er anfsssf tmhmiL CHAMBERLAIN'J! el"'s and pies at tW tilrl.' Club ot , w. ni 1TT& ! K. H. S. window rale, Saturday, I rlOLb 1 J I March 21, at the Twentieth Cen-I Ks akkaa s gn-aly tSs I tury Grocery itor. NOTICE TO HOUSEWIVES Do not bal4 Saiurdart)Ilur your' I V-'3 1 : .- 'rFJ I W)Z&1?WKS. Castor Oil I v,Wwiihtasi 1 XVXXa luDcJfent I 77 25c Bottle Nathan Fullcrton 'oko? Vrut Start Roscburg, Oregon Buy American fence, because you know It will give good service. It has been used in this vicinity for twenty years. Sold by Wharton Bros. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR SCHOOL BONUS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4 IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, ' , OREGON NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned will, up to 7:30 o'clock P. M. of April 14, 1925, receive at his oftice in the City of Hosoburg, I Douglas County, Oregon, sealed bids tor the purchase of negotiable 1 serial coupon bonds of School District No. 4 In Douglas County, ' Oregon, In the sum of 1185,000.00. , Said bonus will be In denomina-1 tions of 11,000.00 each, dated May! 1, 1925, and maturing as follows: ' 6 bonds to mature May 1, 1926; S bonds to mature annually on May I 1st of each and every year there-; alter Including May 1, 1933; 11 bunds to mature annually on May 1st of each and every year there after including May 1st, 1940; 10 bonds to mature ana)ially on May 1st of each and every year thereaf ter including May 1, 1944. Said bonds will draw five per cent Inter est, payable semi-annually on No tember 1st and May 1st. and the principal and Interest shall be pay able in lawful money of the United States of America at the office of tne treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon, or at the Fiscal Agency of the .State ot Oregon In the city and state of New York at the option of the purchaser. . ah dios muse oe accompanied i by a certified check payable to School District No. 4 of Douglas County, Oregon, in an amount equal to five per .cent of the amount of said bid to be forfeited 1 to the School District In case thei successful bidder shall fail to com- plete the purchase of said bonds In: accofiktnce with the terms of his' bid. Said bids shall be opened at a public meeting of the school board I of said District to be held In the. school board room In the high school In said district on the 1411- day of April, 1925, at T:30 o'clock' r. At. and the bonds shall be sold by the board to the highest and best bidder but for Dot less than ' par and accrued Interest The' board reserves the. right to reject 1 any and all bids and to re-advertise ' the sale ot said bonds. i By order of the board of direc tors of School District No. 4, ot Douglas County, Oregon. I V. i. M1CELU ' District Clark. FOR SALE If you are interested in the purchase of a home, a ranch, a farm, a good business or timber lands, look these over and call at my office for full information concerning each proposition listed. 1. A good five-room house, lot 40x80, garage $3300.00 2. A good four-room house, lot 60x140, garage 3700.00 3. A good five-room house, lot 50x300 A good groom bouse, on same lot, both only $4500.00 4. A new five-room house, lot 50x225, garage $4000.00 i acre ground joins A good six-room house. city limits ; -.$2250.00 6. A good five-room house, lot 60x102, garage A good ten-room bouso, same lot, both only $5900.00 7. A good farm of 1S7 acres, fine house, double gaiage, plenty ot water for power and irriga tion for i! acres $ $13000.00 8. 26 acres, S acres In apples. 2 acres In prunes, gooa six-room house, I weds, a fine farm and home ..$4850.00 9. luo acres, 0 acres plow land, balance tim ber, small house, good barn $4700.00 10. 5 acres In small fruits,, good garden land, small house, land Joins city limits.. ..$2500.00 11. 20 acres, Joins city, land In prunes, cherries, strawberries, good 8-room house . $8000.00 12. 160 acres timber, cruises t million feet $1500.00 13. 88 acres, halt under cultivation, new 6 room house, large barn, 4 large chicken houses, 2 horses, harness, 2 wagons, all farm Imple ments necessary, 8 Jersey cows, 4 heifers, 1400 White Leghorn chickens, a fine dairy farm and chicken ranch, near lloseburg. 14. A good grocery store well located, doing good business, owner will sell very reason able. 15. 160 head sheep, 65 lambs thrown In, $14.00 per bead. A good bargain, pasture to rent. NOTE This adv. appears but once, may need It later, if not now. Prsstrvs this list You H. G. WILSON W4 N. JACKSON ST. PHONES 22S AND 70J
