ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, APRIL 13. 1925.
THREE
WE SERVE
THE PUBLIC
from 5 a. m. to 12 midnight
&Se DOUGLAS GRILL
Dinner from II a. m. to 8 p. m.
Waffles and Short-Orders at all times
Try our Breakfast Specials
Good Meals 30c and up.
W. R. WARNER. PROP.
LOCAL NEWS .
I Visited Over Sunday
I Mrs. I. G. Crawford of Ollile
vl.slud in ihe city over Sunday.
I
Her From Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Smith and
wil.; Lot Klamath Kails spent the
; day in Kogcburg aULUillns to bus!-
'ness mutters. '
Miirstcrs In Safem
Attorney R. V. Mnrsters Ivft
Saturday lor Sah'in to spend a
: few days visiting with his family,
j llu exacts to return Wednesday.
BANKING DEPARTMENT TO
INSTALL SALEM OFFICE
Mnrshfleld, most Illustrious grand
master, will preside.
(AMncUtrd i'reai I..rl W)r.)
SALEM. Ore.. April 13. Miss
Did you ever estimate how
many loaves of bread your family
Edna Slmonton of the slate bank eat a year? Why not give them
Ing department which was recent
ly transferred from Salem to Port
land, arrived here today and said
that the department will have of
flee room In the state house. Itut
whether this will be a branch of
fice or whether the mnin depart
ment will be re-established hi re
acaln. Miss Slmonton would not
discuss, sayiiiK there was nothing
for publication about this. She
said she did not expect to remain
In Salem. The transfer of the de
partment to Portland Is being at
tacked in court on grounds that
the new banking code provides
that the department shall be main
tained in Salem and that only a
brunch office Is allowable in Portland.
tire best nt no more cost and
world more satisfaction. i; It I MM
HltOS.' MILK UKKAD. Phone
133.
KIWANIANS TO SEE
WINTER CARNIVAL
JUNE AT 6T.
N
PAUL
Grandmother says she don't be
lieve a Haker ever made it, which
we consider a fine compliment.
(iltIMM IMtOS.' MILK HKL-AU.
Phone. 133.
Tourist Party Here
It. V. Itonald, Mrs. J. W. Roland.
Mrs. L. C. llurke and Miss Hooper,
all of Great Falls, Montana, form
ed a tourist party which siM-nt last
night at the Terminal Hotel .
Return From Visit
Mr. and Mrs. k. W. Ruff tjnve re
turned to their home here after a
few duys visit at Junction City with
Mr. Hull's mother.
Visited Sitter-
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Crocker, spent
yesterday at Grants Puss, where
they visited with Mrs. Crocker's sis
ter, Mrs. J. T. Logan.
Vii.it Itiif from (irntitu Puns
Mr. und Mrs. Joe Wharton, of
Grants Pass, came to ltoseburg
on staturduy und visited with re
latives owr-Suuday.
Plumb guaranteed axes at Whar
ton Bros. .
tack from Portland
John Flurry has returned from
a bus I Hiss trip to Portland.
The finest hunquet served In
the city in the past year served
GliIMM 1IKOS.' MILK IIUKAI) lo
the suttsluctiou of all the guests.
Try one loaf. 1 .one 133.
ST. PATL. April 1.1 Klvanl.ms
Will flip hack the have" of tie!
calendars six months this summer i Improve Hospital (.rounds
in staging a winter carnival with! The grounds surrounding
Eugene People H
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Smith and
family of Kugeuo motored to ltose
burg, and were week end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ulanchurd,
Dr. DeLapp In Portland
Ir. S. L. IX'Lapp and family, left
this morning for Portland, where
they will spend several days attend
ing, to business matters and Visit-
illK friends und reliifiveu
mrs. BurKnart fasses
Iter. J. E. Iiurkhart. pastor of Highway Engineer Hero
ine Presbyterian church in Kose-i M. K. Chandler, assistant slate
burg about 12 years ago. had the highway engineer located -In
misfortune to lose his wife by deaUi i Marshfield. was a business -visitor
two w eeks ago at Coachella. Calif. I here yesterday. Ho stutes that
Apoplexy caused her demise within1'"" coast highway is in good con-
three days utter the stroke occurred dltion for travel,
Sign
the
You have no doubt promised
yourself thnt vou will order a
loaf of GliIMM PltOS.' -MILK
UltEAD Just for a trial. Do It
now and vou will never order anv
other kind. GRIMM IlltOS.' MILK
UKKAD. Phone 133.
Ice races, fancy ukatfng, skiing ni Mercy Hospital are being greatly
improved and a landscape garden
er has been hard nt work durinir
the past week. The shrubbery
and riuwvrs on the grounds now
present a very beautiful appear-
Taylor-mane concrete 18 good con
crete. Tel. 225-E.
OREGON MASONIC AND
TEMPLAR BODIES MEET
(AanoUtrd Prv-a l.-uH Wlr'.)
PORTLAND, April 13. Knights
Templar and Masons of Oregon
are In session here today, a three
day conclave having opened yes
terday. Business sessions of the
sixty-fifth annual conclave of the
grand chnpter. Royal Arch Ma
sons opened this morning. If.
Wayne Stanard of Brownsville,
most excellent high priest presid
ing. Officers are to be elrcted this
hockey ut the International Con
e.ntioq of ihe Kiwanis cltl'is o the
Ctdted Staus and Canada hert
June 22 to 25.
Included In the mid summer lee
c-ircival will be dog team exhlbl-1 ance.
tinns, a fur teview, n hockey ainc
between Dimith and St Paul, an , Fox Dealer Visits
exhibition drill on skils by the! "r- F. H. Hedlund.
'i'l.iid Regiment of Km-: Sn-llinc owners of the
11111 Ing
A. J. Young, proprietor of the
Roseburg auto camp, is today In
stalling a new electric sign in
front of the grounds. This Blgn
will hung over Jackson street and
will be ft the flasher type.
ami a historic pageant of
we;t.
From th'; refreshing "pin trre,
atmosphere ' of the St. Paui nuili
tcrium. to he created by the plac
ing of hundreds of pines in the
building, the guests wl'l be whisk
ed to a scene of Ice and r.now. the
Minneapolis Arena, where the lee
cc: nival will be held on a vast
idiet of artificial ice.
L'very detail of a genuine Miniu
fo.a winter carnival wil be copied
in the middle of V summer.
Snow will he nianufac'ur-",u for ihe
occasion and some of the north
e uorili- j silver fox farm near Portland, has
ueen s,enwi!iK uitr lew uujb
In ltoseburg visiting friends and
uttending to business matters. He
is endeavoring to establish the
fox raising industry in this part
of the state.
How many ladles are successful
with home-made pies, cakes and
;coooklesT Hut how few are suc
one of the cessful with bread? It's some
Hedlund-Johnson i trie to bake a perfect loaf of
nreati. i ry one mat never tans.
Glil.MM IlltOS.' MILK BREAD.
Phoire 133.
Moves To ltogue Itlver
S. V. Van Voorste. employed
for the past eight months at the
Deer Creek Jersey Dairy, east of
this city, left this morning with i
his family for Rogue River, I
j where he will have charge of a i
icattlo ranch owned by A. R. Bras-
Accepts Position He
Chester ftndrup has accepted a
position with the 1 login d Realty
Company of this city, Mr. End
rup is quite well known here and
his many friends are greatly
pleased to learn that he has de
cided to locate in Roseburg. Un
til recently he was employed with
llurth's Toggery.
Another carload of American sine
insulated fence will arrive at Whar-
nfternoon. The fortieth msemblv ton tiros, tomorrow . 'ino sale of
of the grand council. Roval and , i popular fence is surpassing all
select masons of Oregon will be 1 "'cords in this vicinity. Wharton
held tomorrow. Carl W. Evcrtsen, ' ttrm. sole agents.
Chief Figures in News of the Day
land's most famous riders will mm-1 heur, traveling collee salesman
pete on Ihe huRG slide to be con-j w cl1 known to the local trade.
siructed in the arena.
o i Finishes Big Contract
! Mr. and Mrs. lien McMullen, of
i Myrtle Point, are in the city, fol
lowing the recent completion by
. Mr. McMullen of a lonK.nK contract
on the Coquille river that Set a new
mark for operations of iu kind, lie
placed five million feet of lojts in
the river with a tractor operated
by pas. This is the b I Kg est job of
More for a Visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crow, of
Marshfield, arrived here this
morning for a visit. They will
spend about two 'weeks in the
county visiting with friends and
relatives. Mr. Crow Is employed
as a barber in the Hay cily and
says things are quite prosperous
in that section. .
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(ieore Nemier Home
U. S. District Attorney Ocorge
Neu tier, came home Saturday
HTM in c nnrl romiiliinH fiwr the
logsing ever uone m 1003 county, week em vIs!tinK his family here,
with a gas power vehicle. . Ilo WIMlt to Myrtlo Creek Ihis
! morning to attend the annual
Visit In Roseburg j m,.ctinK 0f the South Douglas
iticiiara . i nce, Known i ('oouerati Prune (irowers Ioo .
of whfrli he was one of the or-
return to
hotel man, and R C. llestor were
visitors In Kos'burg yesterday. Mr.
11ttnr lu nmiomnmn fnr th;. (trtt-
i conian news reel in Portland and
accompanied Mr. Price to Crater
1-ake where he took several nun
ganizers. He will
Portland tonight.
VtiricrKoea OiMTution
Lucille Iluird, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haird of Wil
bur, today underwent a nose and
throat operuUon at Mercy Hospi
tal. Dr. A. C. Seely was the ut
undiiiK surgeon.
Plant your broccoli seed with a
planet Jr. sefder. It will save seed,
lime and labor. This tool Is well
made and with any care will serve
you for twenty-five years. Sold by
Wharton llros.
ATTENTION BAND
Meet at 7:45 Tuesday even-
ing prepared to play concert
at M. K. Church 8 o'clock
btiaip. No uniforms. j
Bedding stock, geraniums, asters,
tinuias. salvia, verbenas, etc., at the
Kern. We have the beat quality
und our prices are right.
Man cannot live by bread alone
unless it's extraordinary good.
Try one loaf of G HI MM 1(1(03.'
MILK HJU:a1, Phone U3.
Spent Sunday In Portland
Mr. and MrB. K. K. McLemlon
spent Sunday in Portland, driving
tluwn Saturday afternoon. Mr. Mc
Lemlon Is the leased w ire operator
at the News-Heview office.
A corrugated roller will put your
land In shape for planting. We
have two y foot ones at special
prices. Wharton Uros.
Change At Barber Shop
George Pitts, who has been em
ployed as a barber at the Itadio
barber shop, has returned to Port
land. Koy F. Pellet reau. of Jteno,
Nevada, has tuken the chair vacat
ed by Mr. Pius.
Not one woman in a hundred
can make a perfect loaf of bread.
ii s a great satisfaction to know
your, bread will be uniform lu
lexiure una quullty. No guess
work about GHIMM HROS.' MILK
lUtfcAU. Phono 133.
Old Fell own to Meol -
Ihe members of the Roseburf
Odd Fellows lodge are requested
to oe at the Hull at 1:45 oclock
tomorrow afternoon to attend the
funeral ofU. G. McLaughlin. The
Odd rVllows wfll have charge of
the services at the grave.
Former lletldcnt Ill-
Word has been received by
friends here that Mrs. W. W.
Thackrah, a former Roseburg re
sident, now of Cottugu Grove, sus
tained a severe stroke of paruly-
sis on Friday. Although in a
serious condition, she is much
better than Zl first, and und with
good care will recover.
Ashland Folks Here-
Mr. and Mrs. J. II,
Fuller, of
dred feet of film of the scenic j Ashliiiul, were "registered at 'the
beauties of that spot which is now
snowbound. Mr. Hestor was very
sorry that he had no more film
w ith .Mm as he wag very desirous
of securing movies of the Faster
jegg hunt staged yesterday at th
ltoseburg Country Club. He nos
promised to return to (Ms section
and take some pictures of the
scenes in the Umpqua Valley.
HaiHl-Aiiinrt. Match Likely j
Local wrestling fans who have !
been eager to see Ralph Hand and
Paul Amort in a r turn mulch, I
one that will go to the finbh, may i
have the chance soon, of seeing!
surh a bout. An "entertainment
eommlttee of the Flks Lodge is
now trying to arrange the match,
and the prospert of success np; :
pears good. According to tenia-
the plans, the bout would bo i
staged at the Antlers theatre and, '
white under hdi:e aunplees, t he l
general public would be admitted i
for a nominal admission charge.
Hand defeated a Dunsniutr, Cal., .
wrestler at Crescent City Tast Sat
urday, indicating that he is good '
condition, while Amort Is now
working out constantly
Hotel ITmpqua yesterday. They
left today for their hon.5 In Ash
land. Mr. Fuller Is pecretary of
the Ashland Chamber of Com
merce and is quite well known
throughout the state. He has been
appointed regent of the new nor
mal school to .be established in
Ashland.
CnlMI to California
Hurry Crocker, local Jitney
driver, and sister Mrs. Mary Ful
ler, kft Sunday by automobile
for Santa Rosa, California, hav
ing been called there by the ser
ious illness of their mother, Mrs.
M. Sichel. They were accompani
ed by Mrs. Fuller's son and daugh
ter Clyde Norton and Estlrer Ful
ler. Purchasing5 Kqulpment
Dr. L. A. DHlard has purchased
new dental X-ray unit, which
s expected to arrive within a lew
days. The new equipment will
replace his present X-ray outfit.
which Is of an older siyle. Tire
new piece of apparatus is one of
he most modern, and will be of
great value In handling cases in
the fntuco, where X-ray work Is
needed.
Hurt In Fall
J. H. Howard, who resides near
Dlllard, was badly bruised Saturday
when he was thrown from his horse
The fall started a hemorrhage,
which, stopped before any ap
preciable amount of blood was lost.
Dr. Deljipp was ca'led from this
city, and found Mr. Howard Buffer- j new ing old friendships and taking
ing from the shock of tin fall and j in the sights. Speaking of his lite
the heavy Jarring, but otherwise, in this country since 151. Mr. Cole
Her from North Hen1
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc
Cormick and Mrs. Albert Karcher
are visiting with friends and re
latives on South I)tur Creek. Mr.
McCormick Is a teacher in the
North Mend schools. The party
made the trip by auto and state
that Ihe Coos Hay highway Is In
good condition for travel, (he
worst road a being encountered by
them being between Roseburg and
Dixonvtlle.
Pioneer Visits Roseburg
V. II. Cole, a resilient of Ioug
las County since lx.rl, a trifling
tim of only 74 years, who resides
t Fmpqua, was in town today re
not seriously injured.
Strawn Goes To Portland
Mr. W. II. S'rnwn, manager of
the J. C. Penney Company store,
left last night for Portland where
for eiuht days, beginning Monday
next, he w ill be in attendance at , ftnd trading places of the early days
the regional convention of the man- i have been replaced by pressed brick
stated today that mont wonderful
changes have tuken place In Rose
burg and the country In the past 74
years. Where once was the pack
mule trail, hard surfaced roads now
permit of automobiles to travel at
teriific speed, and the log houses
Karl Radak, who has exercised an Influence In Soviet Russia second
only to that of Leon Trotzky, is said to be about to follow Trotzky Into
political exile because of bis Interference with the German Communist
I arty. Lieutenant Antonio Locarelli, noted Italian aviator, who was
forced down while accompanying the American round the-world filers
cn their flight from Greenland to Nova Scotia, Is recovering In Rome
from an appendicitis operation. George Eastman, of Rochester, N. Y
multi-millionaire inventor and philanthropist. Is soon to retire as
president of the $50,W0,000 Eastman Kodak Company, and will con
tinue In the organization only in an advisory capacity as chairman of
the board of directors. Gene Sarazpn, of New York, former American
cpen golf champion, has been signed as professional of the Golf fork
Country Club, at Miami, Fla., to work from December to April, at $5.0u0
a season, said to be the highest salary ever paid a professional golfer.
Yhen You
Feci a
Cold
Com
incQn
lagers of the institution. While away
I he w 111 select goods for the Fall
and holiday seasons. Including toys.
The organization will hold regional
conventions this Spring at Atlanta,
structure.
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Decorations Beautiful
In writing the iTok-rnrn of the
Itebekah convention helil in Itosiv
(.'leveluncl, Loa AnKelen, Oklahoma j bur on Friday, an account of the
City, Portland, Salt Lake City, St. i beautiful decorations of tho lodiin
Louis, and St. Paul. rooms and banquet hall a omltl-
- I ed. Creen and pink, the colors of
Success At Reedsport I the order, predominated In the
Adjutant Anderson, who Is now j floral decorations, and streamers of
hack with a party from IJcedsport, ' creH paper In those shades were
Wlnrhest'ir Ilay and other points used In Ihe halls. Kaster llllies,
aloni? tho coast, reports that ihejhanKlng baskets, potted plants, and
Salvation Army workers met much a great quantity of beautiful flow
success In their outpost work. Hev- ers transformed the hall and ban
eral good meetings were held, with quet room. Mrs. J. II. llnlley, Mrs.
larire crowds in attendance, and slx- Kdwln Johnson, and Mrs. Win. Aus
teen converts were made. The last j (n were in charge of tho decorat
message received by Mr. Anderson ing, many of the flowers and plants
was to the effect that there were !com,.. from The Kern.
10 children in Sunday school ut o
Il cdsport yesterday, and another
school Is to be formed at Winches
ter llay in a couple of weeks.
NEW STOCK EXERCISERS ?
PLAYGROUND BALL
INDOOR BALLS
GOLF BALLS
RACKET PRESS $
BOXING GLOVLS i
FISHING TACKLE
TENNIS RACKETS
I TENNIS NETS
g TRACK SHOES
i BASEBALL SHOES
BASEBALL MITS
I NEW STOCK
Ziglet-Fee hardware Co. Phone 25
119 NO. JACASON
g WATCH OUR W INDOW FOR BARGAINS
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table is
to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against
an attack of Grip or Influ
enza. A Safe and Proven
Remedy. Price 30c
The box bears this signature
Old Loan Repaid
About 32 yenrs ago a fellow wslk-
. ed up to HI French, well known
i h teal transfer man, and borrowed
ill') from him. He
and ttiat t thn last he
if him until this morn In
Ri.p- ared and paid bark
borrowed. The man was Jack Nye
former Oakland renlunf, who Is
here for a short time visiting with
friends. Mr. Nye insists pnying
Interest for the sum but HI r'iined
to take It. Since leaving Kost"urg,
Mr. Nye i traveled all over the
world as purchasing agent for the
Itrltlth government. Irnrlng th war
he Jourm-yed to Keypt where he
boutcht horses for the Ilrlttsh and
slr.r- that time has ben securing
supplies. He says that the money
borrowed from III gave hlrn a
chance in get the start needed and
jhiwaa very grateful for the loan.
Order your graduation announce
ments at the News-Kevlew office.
New line of nam pies Just received.
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MoputM Jatidoiis i
fit .ladwdsMd nj
Marriage Licenses Issued
A marriage license was Issued
Saturday evt-nlng to Win. H. Shu
mate and Gladys Strunne of (ilen
dule. A Ucenso was grunted today
(o Adam F. Kdwards and Runlet
G. Richard, of Keedsport
Celebrates 75th Birthday
The seventy-fifth Itirtuday anni
versary of 'llrandpa' Deardorff of
Oakland, was celebruted Sunday. at
the Deardorff hotel owned by Mr.
Deardorff for many years. At din
ner 8uuda a huge sunshine cuke,
with 75 pink candles, grueed the
center of tho table, and "tirandpa"
Deardorff, who Id' a well known
pioneer of Douglua county, was
kept busy receiving the conumtu
lutions and well wishes of ht:i many
friends.
PLANTING TIME SPECIAL
Choice Gladlolue Bulb, tent poitpald for 25 cent or 20 for
CO cent,, no two alike and guaranteed to bloom.
t (Or Send for Lilt ot Named Varletlee.) ' .
Speclaltiea: NarciMue, Tullpt, Gladioli and Lille.
Fred C. Montgomery
Garden on E St
Bet. 7th and 8th
SPRINGFIELD, ORE.
Bulb' Grower
Cut Flower
In Seaion
OF
on small farms and mean the use
of lurx quantltiuB of lumber. The
(Srt-at Northern i desirous of ro
opcratlnff with Urn proilunflrK of
orcron to make thoao ninrkcta
available to them."
Rhoep shearing
Wharton Dros.
upiillns at
To Whom It May Concern i
.Army Want Radio Operator,
The Commanding General, Ninth
Corps Area, Presidio of San Fran
cisco, lias notified Q. O. Wen, lte
cruititiK Oftlcer, AleUford, Oregon,
in Ihe Railway Kxchane llldg.,
that there are several vacancies
and prospective vancies for radio
operators in the 8th Service Co.,
Signal Corps, u. S. A... for duty at
the Presidio of San Francisco, Fort
Douglas, .3alt ltke City, I' hat. and
with the Army Transport Service.
Tho 8th Service Comimny is com
posed of approximately 125 men
and the most personnel are on de
tached service in the Army Trans
port Service, and ut Fort Douglas,
and Seattle, Washington. Those In
the transport service make regular
trips from San Francisco lo New
York and other Atlantic Coast
cities, through the Panama canal.
They also make regular trips to
Honolulu, Manila, Tientsin. Naga
saki and other cities in the Orient.
DANCE ATROCKWAY
Next Saturday night, April IS.
(iood music and a good time for all.
Dillard Offere Challenge
The Dillard baseball team offers
a challenge to any team In the
county to a game any Sunday.
Itoy Campbell. Mgr. Dillard. Ore.
tAn Example (or
Business .Men;
tfyiVyYAi fill?. 'krN
L 'h' till i w;'ni 4
ronTLAKP. Ore., April 13.
Hope that tho people of Oregon
and the interstate commerce com
mission will approve tho exten
sion of his compnny's line from
Ttend to Klamath Falls wan ex
pressed hy Italph Hudd, president
of the (.rent Northern Hall road
In a statement issired here today.
Ilo declared that tho develop
ment of the Northwestern states,
through which the Great North
ern operates, will call for an
ever incivaslng amount of Oregon
lumber. Ilo added that a north
ern outlet would prove of great
benefit to the Klamath Falls
country. Tho statement follows:
"In 1909 .In ms J. Hill started
to build into Cenaral Oregon. His
policy then was, and thw Great
Northern policy since has been,
that the railroad construction un
dertaken there should he along
lines which would give the great
est amount of service from a
given expenditure of capital. H
was the Intention In 1911, when
tho Oregon Trunk was completed
to Ttend, to .continue south but
circumstances over which the
ratlrond had no control, stopped
construction In that part of the
state until recently. Now It Is
our belief that further construc
tion Is justified and having made
the major pnrt of the expenditure
ncecsnary In order to reach into
Orecon, It Is our hope that the
people of Oregon and the Inter
state commerce commission will
approve the, extension of our line
farther.
"The S. P. ft S. and allied lines
have cost $1 nO.nno.OOO. The Ore
gon Trunk, S. P. ft 8. and Great
Northern together provide a rou'e
nearest approaching a water
irrndo of any railroad In the east.
The Great Northern has the larg
est mileage of any railroad In
Minnesota, North Dakota and
Montana, where there la on In-crensin-T
demand for Oregon lum
ber. There Is no lumber in that
territory and tho natural sourro
of supply is from Pacific Coast
territory. The population In
Great Northern territory east of
the Rocky Mountains Is Increas
ing end bids fair to Increase very
ranidiv In the next few years. Di
versification of agriculture there
menns the growing of livestock
I will not stand for any accounts
contracted by anyone except my
self In person.
WAKNEIt II. SIKGRIST.
Horse collars and
at Wharton Hros.
collar pads
Tlefore ordering your engraved
graduation announcements, call nt
the News-Review of'lce and see the
new line Just received.
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
By NELLIE MAXWELL
1-4 4
Winter Foodt
TX7K AUK imt limited In vn'rtety
f veL.'ftnlleft evi-n imt of the
growing Ki'iimin, for ultlimit the bot
liotixe market h we have n In rue
number fnun whMi to choose. Itutii
biigiis nre esptf liilly good nt this
S4MIHOD. (Mik them thinly sUccd
until tender and use plenty of but
ter und s little creiun with the Halt
und pepper to season. Kqunxh Is
another vegetable whit h bt so tasty
ult.n well Henohcd. Senoning Is
the Important tiling In nil toods nut)
even more linport'imt In making
veget utiles palatiibte. Wyi'titlne
oy-tirx nre a most delicious -e-tiildt
to serve In a cn-atn sauce er
In a chnwdtT with oilier veetntilex.
su h potatiM-M. onion and ivli'ry.
Pork Tongue With Peal. Wah a
freh pork tonu'iie and cook lu ImiII
Ing ;ilt-d water until tender. Skin
and remove to n led phitlcr. Inio
the stoek put a can of pen If the
freMh are ni In market and cook
until well done, thicken with flour
niltd with a I It tl wrct cream and
pour the gmvv and peiiK around the
tonirue. ,Sire with sweet fplced
bl(fd tieets.
Canned com takes the place of
fn-fcb very well niel the borne dried
when Honked ami ctHiUed Is especial
ly delirloii.
Pork Chops. Place tlte ch.ipf to
ft heavy iron fring pun and ndd
Just enonyli water to cover the bot
tom of the pnn. Let the chops par
boil, lurning often until the water
Is evaporated, then they ulil begin
to brown. 'bopi cocked n this
mnnner are lender, well rooked und
brown nitboiit becoming dry.
Carrot Pudding. Take one cup
ful eeh of gr.itod rarrot and pota
to tinn ed, one egu, one half cup
ful siiu.ir, one-half cupful ca-h
of shortening and raisins, one ten
spootifitl t Koda und one cuprul of
flour. Mix and steam In a mold one
hour. Kerve with a rich ej;g sauce.
Egg Sauc. Ileiit one egg until
light, ndd n plm-ii of fait, oneluilf
cupful of sugar, a grating of nut
meg and a cupful of boiling hot
rliin cream Ju-t as It Is lo b
s'r.. When iirir nre plentiful
ase two, and a llttli more sugar.
Our duty
to you
Mnslcr Cleaners must have
sanitary shops, and must do
their own work on their own
promises. This tnenn!" atis
f:iction to you. Let us f'how
you.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phone 277
New Furniture
for your
Bed Rooms
Are you Rrowlns tired with
the color and atyle of eomo
of your betis? Are thoa
pieces protesting acnlnt tho
icrvlce you have given them?
Pprhaps the guest room
needs rcfurnl&hlng. Come In
and tell us your needs.
LENOX FURNITURE'
COMPANY
S21 N. Jackson 8U R ore burp
ft i-T . i
Let Us Wash and
Grease Your Car
Do not run ths chanca of btlng
In need of oil and gas whila out
on ths road. Let ut supply you
before you start out. Our prices
art right Our goods supreme.
We recommend and sell C. T. C.
Tires.
We cnll for und deliver
your car without extra
charge. Phone 478,
Highway Service Co.
Garage
Roseburg, Ore.
Atiremade
inthefest
TN A FEW MATTERS we
Westerners pladly hand the
Eilm to our Eastern friend,
uilding subways and sky
scrapers vel rootball
possibly. Climate improba
bly. Pleasure auto driving nol
We drive more mon'hs of
the year . have greater
scenic attractions. The "great
open spaces" draw us farther
from home. We know roads
and autos and tires 1
Which. In a way. accounts
for the succefts of C-T-C tires.
They are built in the West to
meet Western conditions.
Eastern engineers came West
to build them but they make
them for the West as well as
in the West !
Today they are ranked as
one of tlte three or four really
fine tires in America. Th-ry
are the targest-eelling tires nude
in a Western -owned factory.
Motorists In the nine western
states know what a tire shouid
do. Their purchases show that
C-T-C does itl
Come In and let ne show
you this remarkable tire.
"Quality will never be
Bacrificetl to meet a price
Resident ' '
Columbia Tire Corporation
Highway Service Co.
ROSEBURG, ORE.
DRAIN :
Cool Motor Company
COTTAGE GROVE:
Hall Service Station
YONCALLA:
Luther B. Dougherty
CANYONVILLE:
Paolfic Highway Garage
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