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TEN ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. APRIL: 3. 1925. TIRE This is a Chance of a Lifetime All other Sizes in Proportion Br SALE $8.75 30X32 OVERSIZE FEDERAL CORDS 115 North Jackson Street Regular Size $6.95 These Astounding Prices Good for Just Two Days Friday and Saturday Only. Tires are Absolutely Guaranteed. WILSON TIRE SHOP ROSEBURG OREGON Return (o Portland - J. F. Lowrle, Division Superin tendent of Plant, of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com pany, returned to Portland today after spending a short time here on business at the local exchniik'e. Return from Klamath Falls Mrs. William Deardorff and Mrs. Cora Ward have returned from Klamath Falls, where they spent a few day this wevk visit ing. Tbey made the trip by motor. ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce to the public that we are starting a dairy which will be a MODEL DAIRY We are sparing no expense to make tbls the best equipped dairy In DouKlas County. The most modern machinery known to the dairy Industry is being Installed. The milk wljl be drawn from the cows by a machine, carried to a clarlfler, then to a cooler, from there to the bottling machine, where It Is capped and placed In the refrigerating room for delivery. A steam boiler will furnish the steam and hot water for cleaning and sterilising. The herd Is composed of good grade and registered Jersey cows, everyone .tested and proven. WE INVITE INSPECTION The public Is Invited to visit this dairy at any time. We will be glad to show and explain, in order to convince you of the cleanliness of the milk, we are going to offer $50.00 REWARD (or any sediment found in our milk. We are booking orders now to start April 1, which Is the opening date. Phone 44-F11, or call at dairy at the end of pavement on the Garden Valley Road. MODEL DAIRY : LOCAL NEWS I V From Wilbur O. S. Johnson was business visitor In Roseburg yesterday from Wilbur. From Glide John Alexander was a Rose burg caller yesterday afternoon and transacted business, lie re sides at Glide. From Glide Wlllard Smith was a visitor here Wednesday from Olide. and spent several hours here attend ing to business matters. Here Wednesday E. G. Wilson was a visitor' In this city Wednesday from Glen dale, spending several hours at tending to business matters. Particular People! Who appreciate good food at a very reasonable price will enjoy our meals. DAILY SPECIALS The Next Time You Dine Out Try Uhe DOUGLAS GRILL WHERE TASTY FOOD PREVAILS Open for Business from 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. W. R. WARNER, , PROP. MOTHER'S PlEiS Are the finest ever, but her pansies aren't in it with our big husky plants from Steel's famous Mastadon seed. You can't buy cheap plants for less money or better ones at any price. Green house West Roseburg. Phone 40-F2. The Umpqua Florist The News-Review Woaa-bt additional words bite oar biMjue, sad Ike pat Satan had to dietard taaer old prlatias: ptataa, Hera thai sawiy mnalid diirtaaarr ln end nara i iiihn (sea mmj aaaalar n aalmul aacarmtsry all ta w aw d smw sjinlsl In' every peaaam EASY FOR YOU TO GET Three of thaas ouuauna, uneenisd ar aarflad so lids 8 W n. toclwte vrm m t is ni with a nominal earn as uiir cam at saaaV as;, pacrJnc dark haw, dtatiibuttoo, ete.. mom- CI fj aagsronr a70 Cents Entitle avrry reader to thoNem EmlargtJ Unioertitin Dictionary A Your Old Dldiotamry k Now Oat of Dmts) 71 IrWaaakraraaawt Mra. Klllott Visits Mrs. F. H. Elliott was here from Riddle Thursday afternoon, and spent several hours attending to business matters and shopping. Mock Circus Postponed The mock clrcusT which was to have been held Friday evening, April 3, at Elgarose, has been postponed to Saturday, April 4. Oakland Couple Visit- Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Rose spent yesterday In this city attending to business matters and visiting friends. They are residents of Oakland. U. n. Oliver Home R. H. Oliver or Dlxonvllle, who with his family has been spend ing the fail and winter In Cali fornia, returned last night to Roseburg. From Days Creek L. Michaels was a visitor In this city yesterday from points south of the city. He is a resident of Days Creek and was here on busi ness. From FJktnn Cecil Khoades was a visitor here yesterday from points north of the eity and attended to busi ness matters. Mr. Khoades re sides at Wilbur, i From Oakland Mr. Emmett was an out of town visitor In Roseburg yesterday spending the day attending to business matters. Mr. Emmett resides at Umpqua. Called to Rnlherlln Dr. Louis Melvln was called to Sutherlln yesterday afternoon to attend Mra. George Cavey, who Is oulte 111 at her home there with influenta. HI at Winston Mrs. Wesley Pemberton, who has been, HI at her home at Wins ton for some time is reported much worse by her physician, Dr. Melvln. Is ltMvemd I.ymon Spencer, who has bnen III at home for the past few days with a bad case of La Grippe, Is much improved and has returned to the work at his store. Here From Portland R. F. Woodward. Superinten dent of Maintenance of the Paci fic Telephone and Telegraph com pany. Is Irere from Portland for several days on business. From Myrtle 0k J. C. Jnrnulns wai a visitor here yesterday from southern points In the county and trans acted business. Mr. Jaenulns Is a resident of Myrtle Creek. Oakland Merchant Vlslta C. Chenoweth, Oakland mer chant, was here yesterday attend ing to business matters for a few hours. Mr. Chenoweth Is part owner of the hardware company at Oakland. Leava For Frurene I.. W. Campbell equipment fore, man of the Pacific Telephone ft Telegraph company, and E. K. Miller, also of that company, left this afternoon for Fiigena, after spending the past tew days here on business. Resigns Position Chester Endrup. who has been aasl.-lated at Ilarth's Toggery for the past two years, has resigned his position at that place to tske up salesmanship for two or three manufacturing lines. Rrnest Jen sen, lste of Minneapolis, will take the place made vacant by Mr. Endrup. Mr. Jensen has been connected with a large clothing and furnishing store at Minnea polis for the past eight or ten J""- - . i. Fishers' Blend Flour biscuits served free for clubs, lodges and churches holding meetings or ban quets. Call Lawrence, Umpqua Ho tel Fined For Having Grouse E. V. King, paid a fine of 25 In the local Justice court yesterday, following his arrest on a charge of having a dead grouse In his posses sion. Moving to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson, who have been living on South Myrtle, have sold their place to Mr. Fancher, formerly of Califor nia, and they will live in Rose burg for tire present time. Mr. Fancher is already in possession. Former Theater Owners H Messrs. McFarland and Harrell, former owners of the Antlers and Majestic theaters of this city, now residents of Cottage Grove, were visitors in Roseburg yesterday. They were accompanied by their wives. They are now engaged In construction work on the logging road being built by the Cham bers company out of Cottage Orove. On llusineas . C. G. Hall was here yesterday attending to business affulrs. Mr. Hall Is a resident of Portland. Returns to Portland L. E. Tillman returned to Tort land this morning after spending Thursday in this city attending to business affairs. Easter lilies at the standard price the nation over at The Fern. The quality 1? the very finest. Place your order at once. Phone 240. Fisherman Pays Fine J. T. Ulack, who was recently ar rested on a charge of fishing with out a license, was arraigned yes terday before Justice of the Peace George Jones and paid a fine of 25. Leaves for Portland Captain O. P. Strickland, of the financial campaign department in the Salvation Army, who Is here conducting a campaign In Douglas county for the local post, left for Portland on business this morn Ing. lie will return the first of the week to continue with the work started here. SACRIFICE 8ALE OF ORCHARD LAND In order to settle the Estate of Alton S. Frey, deceased, the under signed will on the fourth day of April; 1925 at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., be on the premises herein after described and in pursuance of the order of the county court of the State of Oregon, for Douglas county, will offer for sale and sell the orchard place owned by said Frey and located at Brockway In this county, consisting of 40 acres about 30 acres being in bearing apples and peaches, also a few pears. Place all fenced. Fair house, barn and fruit bouse. This property must go; but the right is reserved to reject any bid or offer. To be sold subject to an outstanding mortgage of $1000.00 and Interest and also certain unpaid taxes. Bids also received by mall or In person up to April 4th, 1926. O. W. YOUNG, Administrator of the Estate of Alton S. Frey, deceased. Speeders Fined Wlllard B. Hall, and Hiram Johnson, both tourists, paid fines of S25 each In the Justice court yes terday following their arrest tor speeding. All kinds of bedding stock. Come to the green house and look over the selection offered. The profit- plants slon and excellence of the and flowers will amaie you. Fern. The Read the Classified ads. in The News-Review. They1 mean dollars to you. I Don't Lug the Load Home Often the Housewife Is too busy to drop her work and dress for a trip down town to buy Groceries. And there Is no use of It. anyway, because our Grocery Is at command of every -home In Roseburg. CALL 68 and tell us what yon need. The goods will promptly be sent to your door at no additional cost, and they'll be fresh and Just aa good as though you selected them In person. PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. Phone 68 Remember This: GENERAL Gasoline assures you Easy Starting, Clean Combustion, Maximum Power, Full Mileage I Here are the Famous Four Points of GENERAL'S Excellence! ONE A fast, easy strrt in any weather followed at once by quick', smooth pick-up. x TWO Clean combustion insuring the utmost in momentum from each" piston-stroke and a minimum of carbon deposit. .THREE Maximum power insured by graduated surge bf impulse result' ing from correctly -balanced fuel. FOUR Full mileage, the logical and unavoidable outcome of the three preceding factors. Now is a good time to test GENERAL in your car. : Its high quality never varies. Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter it's always the samel Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide! and lubricantfo C, D. FIES,Local Distributor Roseburg, Oregon
