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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1925, 20th Century Grocery Golf Fever! GOT IT? YES-it's contagious-so is the 20th Century Habit Spreading among thousands of thrifty families who are sav ing something everyday, on the food supplies they buy at the 20th Century Stores Offerings that count, Saturday & Monday, April 11-13 Large Citnu package 22c Sunbrite Cleanser C I Pure lard 3b .2 lbs 49c Pineapple Special, Standard crushed, )7n targe cant, L I U Standard sliced large cans 27c Crystal White soap 6 bars 25c Creme Oil soap 4 bars 22c Crisco, 9 pound $2,19 Crown or Sperry's Olympic Flour 10 lb. sack 59c 49 lb. sack $2.49 Stewart bluing bottle ITp I Flake butter Crackers 00 n I3u fresh 1 lb. package ZUb Queen Olives Pint QCfi Mason jar each OJb Columbia River Salmon "Navy Peak" Brand in tails, 3 cans . 40c Raisins Thompson OQn Seedless, 3 lbs atdb Campbells Beans large cans 10c Quick Quaker Oats OQn Large Packages Z3b Searchlight or Rosebud matches full count, box 6c, 6 boxes for . 35c Sperry Pancake flour 10 lb. sack 75c Del Monte catsup Large bottle 23c Burnetts Vanilla Pure, 2 ounce bottle .... 33c 20th Century Coffee The favorite beverage direct from our own roasters to you Pound 48c, 2 pounds 95c ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. OAKLAND STORE Old Baker-Flanary Location OREGON WHEAT CROP TO BE SMALLEST FOR MANY RECENT YEARS a me urt'Kiin miner wnfai fcron Swin lt25 will be the smallest la many year a, owing to the heavy wioer kill. While much of the area has been rptf (Ifd to nrlnv wheat, the normally Hxhter yield of the HiirfiiK crop will tend to make the total wheat production for the Ktale ev n lower thun the liKhl crop of 1924. Mya P. L. Kent. Statistician of the l S. De partment of Agriculture. Whi.le the uhole effect of the whiter killing of fall trfeded wheat ha not yet heen determined. It seem probable that more than one-half of the Oregon acreage Heeded last fall ha be"en either reieedf-d to spring wheat or other spring sown crops. The condition or the remaining in probably the lowent In the history of large Hcale wheat growing in the statu, ; the percentaue figure being plac- eu at l i.u per cent or normal. Condition of the rnlu-d States rrop is placed at f8.7 per cent of normal, compared with Sa.u jer cent a year ago, and lh$ five year average of Si. 2 per cent. As suming an average abandonment (which- will probably be greater than average) Indications are that the production will amount to about 474.255,000 lmshelx, com pared with fjHO,o:J7,000 bushels a year ago, or a decrease of about 11(1.000.000 bushels. The five year average production Is 691,- ; 957.000 bushels, with an average April 1, condition of 81.2 per cent. Condition of the crop In some of the leading winter wheat producing states i as follows: .Illinois, 87.0 per cent; Nebraska. 6ti.0 per cent; Kansas. i:t.G per cent; Texas, 47.0 percent; Mon tana, 57.0 per cent; Colorado. ,87.0 per cent; Washington, 28.0 'per cent; Oregon, 55.0 per cent. I Soma one may inquire whether there is any particular relation between the April 1, condition ! and the final outturn at harvest i time. N. C Murray anf Chicago says there Is a fair degree of re- ! latlon between the April 1 condl- j tion and the final yield. Twenty five years records show that as the April 1 condition decreases the final outturn also decreases. j The lowest April 1, condition In ! the past twenty-five- years was fi:t.4 per cent. That year the abandoned acreage was also the highest, B 1.0 per cent, and the ; yield was only 10.4 bushels per i acre. The ry crop of tire state Is estimated to have a fi.VO per cent condition as of April 1. Kor the ; I'nfled States the condition In 84. 0, Indicating a poHslblo crop of i 1 . I 5 2 , o o o bushels, compared j with a crop a year ago of 63. 4 It!. 000 bu., and the five year STOP Children's Cough' with FOLEY'S mm Nooplst. lnrdlnt. prtntsd on thm wrapper. ChIMrnllk.lt. LarssstMlllne couch msiilcine In th. world. CAVALRY 8AVE8 BALFOUR FROM DAMASCUS RABBLE (AaorUttd Tnm Uunl Wirs.) DAMASCUS. Syria, Apr. 10. Al gerian calvary, galloping throuKb the streets of Damascus Willi drawn swords and elKht armored cara maneuvering with the troops, are credited with having saved Lord Balfour from the hostile mob of 6,000 people which attempted to attack his hotel yesterday. Two were killed and many injured be fore the disturbance waa quelled. The demonstratlona against Lord Balfour are due to his work in the establishment of a national Jewish home in Palestine. . W. F. CHAPMAN From the least to the lamest. O'd or young. It la the quality. It has the flavor. Pure milk, pure butter, pure flour. Above govern ment regulations. Yon cannot ask for more In a loaf. GRIMM BHDS. ; MILK BREAD. Phone 133. ,in! the five year average offw average or 70,4IO,ono bushels, and an average 'condition of b7.1 Iter rent. Labor Rupply for the state Is estimated at 16.0 per cont of normal; for the United States at ND.5 per cent. Labor demand for the state is estimated at 92.0 per i-i-nt of normal, and for the Unit ed States at SO. 7 per cent. V. U KKNT. Agricultural Statistician. WEEKS NOT TO QUIT (Amnrl.rM Prtm J'.vi Wire.) WASHINGTON. April 10 Presi dent Coolidge knows of no basis for persistently published reports that Secretary Weeks has resign el I mm the cabinet or Intends to ilo so. I NEWSPAPER TABOO ON CRIME NEWS AS TEST I AawUtnl rnm Uurt Wire.) - ' j FAYKTTEVILLE. N. C. Aflrll 10. The Fayetteville Observer to day announced that effective Mon day and for a period of 15 days It would refrain from publishing any crime Items In its columns. At the i end of the 15 days period, the paper states, it will be left to the opinion of Ita readers to determine whether the policy shall be per-, munently adopted. I GERMAN GIRLS SUFFER ! FROM NICOTINE POISONING Suggestions for Your Easter Dinner COLOGNE, April 10. The young women of Germany, since the war, have been smoking so many cigar ettes that nicotine poisoning is commbn among them, accordiug to Prof. Kuelba, of the University Clinic. . They come to him for help In ; increasing numners, tne professor says. Dizziness, disorders of the heart and the nervous system have been the paramount symptoms In many cases accompanied by a rapid reduction In weight. No finer coffee ever passed your lips For the simple reason that no finer cofTce is to be had than Hills Bros., The Recognized Standard. It is the cream of tiic crop the very pick of the codecs of the world blended with rare skill and roasted to a turn. Break the vacuum seal that holds this codec in all its original strength. Inhale that delicious bouquet. Brew a cup and lift it to your lips! You will agree with cofTcc-lovcrs everywhere that no finer coffee ever passed your lips. Hills Bros, is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE ALLEGED BABY SLAYER UNDER INVESTIGATION AorUtH, Vrrm Uim Wire.) NEW YORK, April 10. (Ireen Treed farm, th Long Island homo of Henry Lw Moltard, chiropractic practitioner at Sm.thtown. will be sea rr tied for poHxlbl Infant vic tims of Motlard. who 1 01 1 a y wan belli if held without bail for exami nation Monday on Misnicinti of homicide. The search wan ordered by the district attorney' office after Mot lard had failed tn Riifflclently ex plain the disappearance of a baby which had been returned to him by a mirne In who care he pre viously placed It. ' Mr. and Mrs. ('harlen Htaton and children left la! night for Chiro, Cal.. to upend tho Kaster holiday with Mr. Stilton's parent h. SAVEwirf SAFETY Sent By His Own Doctor ! offered drvftdfullr with Pile for 10 Start until an operation med nicMunr. ut my physician raqucttod that I first try Or. Chaa. J. Oaan'a non-aurtical treat ment, and today I am wall and baalthy." If you, too, are suffering with Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorder, you must sooner or later (top experimenting with your health, and be cured as I have cured thousands of cases, many of the most severe and of at long standing as 40 years. My non-surgi- caitreatmentlseiUAKAN' T E D t o cu re y our Pi lea, or your fee will be refunded. Send todav for mv FREE. Uluatntcd book. PORTLAND Or(lCS: SEATTLE Officii. ' uina rr a nsw Dulldin. IAIN eTANOIN? Dr Dk4n 9TMW A Message of Econofhy The stock of monuments which we carry, embody Rood appearance, quality and fine workmanship, at prices which make them outstand ing values. We hire no hfch-prired work men or agents and therefore can save you from 25 per cent to 30 per cent on your work. See us before placing your order. Peoples Marble and Granite Works 502 N. Jackson Street. We will have a full line of the best fruits and vegetables the market will offer for you to select your requirements from. Wonderful home grown asparagus, new peas and new potatoes, large white celery, crisp head lettuce, radishes and green onions, cucumbers and fresh tomatoes, artichokes, spinach, cabbage, beets, carrots, turnips and onions. . Rhubarb, oranges, apples, grapefruit and ' bananas. Surely you can find here what you like best. - FOR A FEW Saturday Specials WE STILL HAVE A FEW OF THOSE CHESTS OF GOLD FOR THE CHILDREN, 2 FOR 5c Fig bar cookies 3 pounds for 50c Nice Petite prunes, 1 0 pounds for 50c Good grade coffee. 3 pounds for $1.10 Hard wheat flour, best grade, sack $2.39 Full cream mixed candy 30c grade, per lb 15c Tall Telephone pea seed, per lb 15c Don't overlook the delicious mayonaise made fresh daily. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING FOR YOUR EASTER SUNDAY DINNER. Genuine Sprin? Lamb Leg Roast Fancy Leg and Loin Veal Roast, lb 22c Heavy Breast of Veal for stuffing, lb 12c Fancy Shoulder Veal Roast, lb 18c Fancy light corn fed Legs of Pork, lb 25c Fancy Shoulder Roasts of Pork. Ib 22c Ouality Beef Roasts, lb 15c Quality Boiling Beef, Ib 12c Fresh Side Pork, lb J. 22c Eastern Corn Fed Bacon, i or whole slab, lb 28c Hams I Saturday only, J or whole, Ib 30c Choice light and Heavy Hams We draw all of our Poultry. Peoples Supply Market little pork sausage for your Sunday Breakfast Pure Bulk lard, Ib .; 25c We Slice Hams Sliced Swifts Premium Bacon Prime Rib Roast Beef Rolled, Ib 20c We Trim the Meat Not the Customer PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 Free Delivery DRUGSTORE SEVEN CONDUCTORS FACE CHARGE OF CROOKED WORK CHICAGO, Apr. 10. Floy it RppiI, Pullman conductor on tho Pennsyl vania railroad Itroadway Limited, rharwd with bt lnn a member of a band of railroad men who havo defrauded railroad companies, of $2nn,ooo or nior in a ticket scheme tod'iy waived opposition to removal to New York Clly and pavo bond of $r.0n0 for hln appearance hen In Federal Court on May 1. At least five Pullman conductors and two railroad conductors on trains running between St. Paul and Chicago and I,os Angeles are alleg ed to be Involved In the fraud. Heed Is alleged to have mailed tickets collected by him from pas hengers to lavid t. Yons, one of the men the government alleges bad the tickets redeemed under the scheme or connivance wtih conductors. EPSOM SALT Two li'llsponltrtttH of I'llretrst Kpacmi Suit ilisM.lv.-d in n K,, of wati r ami lakvn b. tori' lir, rnst. nit-ans nlnhist I n,i,,te I rHI.'f. j Huff hi'cniiHe It's tho host. I Yon snvi' becuum' it's only h ilf a !' cont a dose. NATHAN FULLERTON Roaeburg. Oregon 7ha J?2afi Drug Sort Ice boics at Powell's, SHI In lit on'riW Fitfm Pttk trkiik knft .hi tojjtl jriik. i?. int. .. TEN MILE AND VICINITY Rev. II. V. Kumniell ami fnmllj are surrerliiK from an attack of j ErltMie. i Mrs. Mi'Ciiilre who has been In 1 poor health for some time Is slow i ly IniimiYlnir. ! Th Ten Mile school experts to I have an entertainment in the near future. The school trark meet will he 1 hilrl at Ten Mile In May. Several I schools will take part In this track 1 meet. ! Mrs. MrDnnlel wns Tioscntirs visitor Similar anil Momlny. She report. I a rice lime. Utile Miss Kffle falklns of F?,lon hnw.r Is visltitiK at the home of Mr an. I Mrs. Jm k Woo,!. Ton Mile is prepnrltiK an Faster pnwim to which all are rnnllallv Invite.l There win ho a hnske't I rllnte t ami an cm hunt for (he rhll j dree. I Mr An'lrew MoCallster Is re porte.l jrille silk. Oarmllcirlns who hail the nils I fortune tn u, t hit with the ball ilnrlni: a hall came at Usiklnn Class 1 Silmlay Is ropnrtcO Improving I Clahorno Allen of likln Class I waa calllnit on frlemla in Ton Mile ' last week. Let Us Wash and Grease Your Car Do not run tht chance of bt ng in need of oil and gat whte tut on the road. Let ue supply y ,u before you start out. Our pr,V-i are right. Our goods supreme. We recommend and tell C. T. C. Tires. We chII for nnd deliver your enr without cM:a chnrse. Plione 478. Highway Service Co. Garage Roseburg, Ore. Remember This: GENERAL Casoline assure you Easy Starting. Clean Combustion, Maximum Power, Full Mileage! GENERAL'S Stability Is Your Protection! T HE many thousands that know GENERAL know that its stability is their protection. The user of GENERAL knows that he can say: "Fill 'er upl" to the Independ ent GENERAL dealer at any time, with absolute assurance that the fuel he re-, ceives will be of the same high quality that first won him to GENERAL. CENERAL hns no need to change be cause it was made right in the first place and never is permitted to vary. Care fully planned and correctly balanced. GENERAL offers you the but word in motor car fuel. Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINI Decider (GEWEW Gs&SOLIWE and JstsbrieQuts C. D. FIES, Local Distributor Roseburg, Oregon
