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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1925.
NOTICE
!To correct an erroneous Impre.
' Bkxn now existing as to disposition
cif the proceeds from the dance
given (or my family T wish to state
that no payment was made to
liccy Hospital. The amount was
"expended as stipulated. In fairness
to the hospital administration's at
titude In not asking (or any por
tion ot it, this (act should be known
by certain well meaning but misin
formed citizens who are Increasing
by 4aubarrassment.
GOnDON V. COOK.
Appropriate gifts (or graduation.
See our windows. Lloyd Crocker,
New Coats Have
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' The "lieu" of the horizon U
the, color of tome of the smartest
new coats. The simple lines of
this model are too graceful to be
mannish, but a top coat with to
jaunty an air cauhot escape be
ing called bovlsll.
Flier After New
- Endurance Mark.
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1'ilotinn a nx-ton mollified
Douglas torH'du plane, Lieut.
Ben II. Wyatt, llilit officer of
North Island naval air station,
.San Diciru, Calif., will attempt
early in May to smash the
world's sustained flight record
for seaplanes of. It hours suil
C3 minutes.
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""(7e tiectric Shock
or, Regulating Hearts
m One of the most remarkulile of
recent ra?UUal InveotUms U the
tattc wave device.
ltn i)unwe Is to regulate the
beating of the Leart, ahould It oe
too fut or Uo uow. The patient
slti In an lniulttteti (hair cunuet-teil
with a machine whlrli pantes ttu
electric current through Hie hotly.
Out nide the machine U a revolv
ing ball, fixed to the end uf a metal
rod. Every time tl.U hall panei
another atationary ball, electricity
la dlachurged from tw body, caus
ing the muaclea to relax.
If the heart should he beutlng 74
tluiHi u minute, but la hIx heuU fnt.
aaye the Detroit Newa, the revolv
Ing bull la timed to ko around at
74 revolutions a minute and the
heart la thua slowed down to tta I
correct time. In the same way, the
beurt can be quickened.
Thla wonderful machine wal ex
hlhlted at a recent medical exhibi
tion In London. The force of the
current la auch that a pcrtton put
ting his hand within alx Inches of
the chair receive a powerful ahock.
Turned From Smithy
to Watch Designing
The first Sw!a wntch wut mnde
by a blacksmith. In 100 a dla
tink'ttUhed Kngltfthnian wuh travel-
In; through Hwttzerlund when hla
mitcb fulled him and the nearest
approach he could And to a watch
muker van n young hluckftiulth,
Lunl-1 Jfan ltlchiird. Tills young
infill undertook to repair the wutch,
which he did aucceaafully. He prof
ited ho greatly by thla experience
In the knowledge he acquired of the
detdgn and construction of watche
that lie became the Unit watch
muker of the country and the plo
Deer of a greut Industry. Accord
ing to a Swiss watchmaker Mult
lug this country, the district of
Neuchatel produces more watches
than any similar locally In the
world.
When to Find Acorn
Many memlcra of the tree
planting army like the oak. As a
group, oaka carry general murks
of distinction from other trev.
one of these murks la the beurlng
of acorns, In which the oak has
no competition, any the American
Tree ussoclatlon of Washington
which for a two-cent stamp will
Bend you tree-planting suggestlona.
All of the oaka may he grouped
as either white or hluck. To the
former group belong the white
oak proper and the bur ouk,
awamp white oak, chestnut ouk,
nvercup oak, the poet oak, and
live ouk, which may be recognized
by the rounded lobes of their
leaves, with the exception of the
post oak and live oak, which have
no lobes; and by their light gray
or light huffish-brown bark, which
breaks off Into loose, flaky scutes.
The bur ouk la distinguished from
Its close kinsmen by Its corklike
branches. The trees of this group
mature their acorns in a single
yeur, and for this reason ucorns
of old and new crops are never
found on the siime tree.
Relic ot Feudal Day
The old Norman tower of Holy
Trinity church, at ltlchraond. In
Yorkshire, Kngland, dutes back to
the Kleventh century. It Is one of
the few. If not thn only church
where the old custom of ringing
the curfew still survives. The
tower contains two bells. Kor cen
to lie the larger hel bus befr
rung every day at six o'clock In
the morning and again at curfew
hour1 eight o'clock In the evening.
The smaller hell is rung at eleven
o'clock on Khrove Tuesday morn
ing "to bid the housewives tend
the fires iind cook the pancakes
well." Another qiutlnt survival at
this church Is the practice of ring
ing the "gathering bell" on the oc
casion of a funeral to give the
mourners an hour's notice to pre
pare. I'nless sieedy restoration
work la undertaken this ancient
tower Is said to be doomed.
Family Herald.
Hi Own Death Notice
Mike was working diligently In
his potato patch whvn he suw the
postman coming up the road,
brlnclng a black-edged envelope.
Mike became tmeusy, and showed
It.
"Hope It's not bad news," snld
thn postman.
"It la that, said Mike, looking j
at the adlrcs. "it s upset I am
entolrely. My brother 1'at'a dead.
I can tell by hla handwriting." i
From Kvcryttody Mugustne.
Cave Name to Vogue
The name "silhouette" Is de
rived from Ftlenne, do Silhouette,
a French minister of finance, who
was famous for his measures of
economy In 17."4. All business was
stripped of unnecessary detail.
Taint lngs were reduced to mere
outlines. Whether this whs In con
formance with the spirit of econ
omy or because It was coincidence
that black and white outline or
tralts became popular at this time,
the name "Silhouette' was up idled
to them and hits clung.
Animal Highly Valued
The waler buffalo Is valued
i highly In t'hlnn, especially In the
fields, where It Is used for the ctil-
(IVHll"" "i ii ii if mini
t hut they are more imiwitmi) than
the ox and capable of dragging or
carrying a heavier load. The fe
male yields a much greater quan
tity of milk than a cow, nnd of
fvcllent quality, from which the
ghee or semi-fluid butter of India
ts made. The hide Is valued for
Irs siren nth and durability.
All Set for It
Fair Motorist- lleally, I didn't
hit you Intentionally.
Irnie Victim What have yoa
got ti.at bumper on your car for
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Begins May 1 4th. In an effort to familiarize every motorist in Rose
burg with the advantages of buying at the West Auto Supply Com
pany's store, we will place on sale the articles listed below at prices
which represent a tremendous saving.
Come in to our Roseburg store. Learn for yourself the reason why
"Western Auto" grew from one store in 1 9 1 6 to more than one hun
dred stores today. Take advantage of these money-saving prices.
Anticipate your near future needs and buy now.
Wizard Batteries
Guaranteed Eighteen Months
(Fords One Year)
You can pay more, but ycru cannot
buy a better battery. . &-volt, 11
plate battery for Chevrolets, Fords,
Stars, Buick 4 and other small cars.
Wizard &A A OC
Special 4)1 l,OD
Wizard de Luxe, Guaranteed Eighteen Months (Fords One Year)
All sizes for all makes of cars. Made of the very finest materials.
Sold direct to you at unusually low prices.
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SPOTLIGHTS 1
LEADER SPOTLIGHT
$1.75
Ilegularly
Utile price
WILLIAMS SPOTLIGHT
This lump Is well known aa a
standard, hlh iuul!ty lump, vary
neat In appearance und hanily to
une. Fini:-he(l In tilack enamel und
nickeL tivul glass lens equipment
used.
Junior mod! regularly i
' $3.45. Hpeclul price.
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Large model regularly
14. KB. special price
$2.95
$3.85
STEP P.LATES
8tsndard All-Aluminum Stop Plats
reduced from QQ
11.15 to ,f. OOC
Sport Model, with shield, reduced
from T
to Q
MKlatsyM model, made of solid
aluminum with heavy barred mat
In the center. IU-tfulor,. price, $1E0.
Hpeclul (4 A A
price I a-U
Adjustabls Model fits any width
ruiiitin (joard. Without shield;
reduced irom
$1.75 to
With shield;
from tl y& t
reduced
$1.40
$1.56
VISORS
Shut out the glare of the sun
and approaching headlights.
Durable Visor Hteel frame, cot
ered with rubber top material.
Regular price, $1.85 4 JC
Special 9 I mCO
Superior Model Extra quality
.rubber top material; neat, serv
iceable. Regular 4 QP
price. $2.75. Special. 9 I iv9
Straight Type All-Metal Visor
Made of strong light weitfhr sheet
steel; rigid, permanent. Regular
price. $5.75. (A --
Hpecial
Genuine Pyralin Visors One of
the neatest and most practical
on the market. Regular price,
$5.25. Special Qg
TWIN-BAR STEEL SPRING BUMPERS
This tvvln-tmr bumper has proven to he very popular among hht car owners,
is It offers Kil prntectiun nut Inst coltlnlun ut a very low conl. The Inch and
a hair MpritiK hUtI I-uih are tu'iivily nickii and coin jinc all Uio adviim:ttv- ir
a htKh Krailo bumper. For Fords, Chevrolet!, 7 71
Stare and Overlande I a I W
Twin Itur MutnpcrM, with blark KUewn- Twin Har Dumpers with black
sion har, 1 Vi huia fur CO Vt l,ensi,,n hars. Mi bars
small cars tjlviw v for lame cars
DOUBLE DUTY BUMPERS
I o utile Hilly Hum per, nr fir tnri Iwuilile. Iuty I turn per,
$12.00
cars.
$16 50.
Iti-Kular at
Hpeclal at.
$12.00
large cars. Regular
$IS.7a. Special at
2-Inch bar for
$13.50
ELECTRIC HORNS
motor-driven horn specially
designed for popular cars. Has
a deep toned voice. Nicely fin
ished In black enamel. Special
model, CO AC
c-voit 93erw
Mocking Bird Siren
Soft and distinct many-toned
exhaust whistle. fr 4 r
Special price 9 I IU
Automatic Explosion Whistle
A dependable warning signal
Special C-f yf
price 9 lefU
Chime Explosion Whistle
A soft chime note composed of
three distinct sounds. Accurate
ly tuned. Reductd
With every TIRE sold at our
regular low price we will give
during this event a Tube of
corresponding size for .
Warn Ribbon
Tab with
Wmor-wU
Conl:
Jumbo Tuboa
With Wotfm
SKID CHAINS
McKay tire chains, because
of the special process of
hniU'iiinjf, have prreater
stretiKth and durability.
Carry a set and be prepared.
Hl nt Tiu-tnrr Sttrrlnl
303i 14.50 $3.95
32i3( 5.00 4.50
3lm4 5.50 4.95
32i4 5.50 4.95
334 5.75 5.20
34.4 6.25 5.65
32.4 4 6.2E 5.65
33.4 4 6.50 5.85
34.4 4 6.75 6.05
35.4 4 7.25 6.50
33.5 7.50 . 6.75
35.5 8.00 7.20
37.5 8.75 7.90
36.6 10.60
- Sf ''J'f I WEAR-WELL CORDS
fijgWy. ,aSB 1 -fl' 11 Just what th name Implies: 8t.nd.rd
HtfkHmJII f - MJ I 3 II Qu.lity Standard Wsight Standard
W--y a?'fiL!ll i30x3iT$7.90l
8' V I -V? f J 30x3 Keg. Size. .,...9
"-f 1-2" & j 30x3 Va Oversize 8.65
'""!rWt f 1 31x4 Str. Side..- 13.65
' I 32x4 Str. Side..... 13.95
w , T 2 33x4 Str. Side....; 14.70
' I . lLl $ 32x4 Vi Str. Side..... 18.40
PSS 33x4V Str. Side..... 19.10
t . ' ,T, 34x4y2 Str. Side....- 19.65
' 'f j 33x5 Str. Side..... 23.15
in ty I 35x5 Str. Side 23.85
f 'm!t. I 1 Western Giant Cords
VW I Z.tr. quiity .str. w.l. ht-.tr. HrvIM
I: ' B ' Si ' I tl . ir. non.kld trd.
CO OC I .rj- i. i ijy " vi
! n J 'C.ll 30x34 Ci.nt Or.rtiz. CI $11.85
ts'Ya 1 32x34 Gi.nl Str. Sid. '. 14.65
rJf III m.. t A M 31x4 Ci.nt Str. Sid. 17.80
17 'stti'" HTi rjL iy- tLLaV 32m ci.m str. sid. ia.9s
Fsjrsllll W 33"4 Gi.nt Str. Sid. 19.65
yf I kill Jl s?"H"i3 4 34,4 Ci.nt Str. Sid 20.60
4sT& IH - 32x44 Gi.n Sir. Sid 24.90
B JL15 A 33x4 4 Ciant Str. Sid. 25.85
I V ;Jt CTfel7trV W 34x4 4 GUnt Str. Sid. '26.65
lt-VN-V li &t' ' ,V' 1 33x5 Gi.nt Str. Sid. 31.75
JJCi.-C ' jt ''f'' 35x5 ' C'",t S,r S'd -32.90
STO'siGNALS WbV7 Kry f.f '
Th.y help prevent rear-end col- V. . : f . . fB''"4Sa V' we1 '
li.lon. and serve a. a courtesy VI fflk of" l:v. v Nrf - f "
llitht. The .Ignul Illustrated i Ir.JvjWB' V. Sv. - IF
black enamel finish. Kcrularly KVJ.'I. "Sk. X"'V " "'''
priced at 11.45. AA. V. j1 T - h " xW-w H i
spiai aoC Vjt- -JNt , 'vL1
Drum Typ. Slgn.l. t V ,Vi L fc I
ReRTilarly 12.40. T 4 AA V " -JtlSi ' 8 '
Core) lllu.tr.ted 'lli tmuk xx,. Lt'. : J
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SAFETY PEDAL PADS
Trevent the feet from slip
ping. Made of live black
I'ara rubber, in various pat
terns to fit practically all
makes of cars. Sale QCm
price, per set ...... OvC
RADIATOR LOCKING CAPS
WITH MONOGRAMS
Individualise your car with a Mbnoirrammed Locking Cap.
Can be furnished with any letter desired. Screws on like
an ordinary cap, but positively cannot b. removed.
Ford and Crevrolet size; former pries MM' CO Qf
Bala price .' bi3U
"Nobby" Locking Caps $4.85
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More Than QQ Stores in the West .
ternAuto
iipply Co.
117 South Stephen St
TIRE COVERS
A neat, well-fittlnc tire cover elves
your car a finished and distinctive
appearanca and protects your spar
tire.
IOxJH JJilVj sizes. 4 s?
Reg. pries 11.10. Special 9 I s33
All 4-Inch site.. Ret.
pries II.U. Bpecl.l ...
All t and i Inch sixes. 9 4 f"
Rar. orlc II.lt. SMClal SC. I 3
$1.90
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j linns bi'cn wn In th county , leaus all bwkonlns to oire to come
sent. on and I iran.formed ' back to
! Abnor K. Klln. will hrlnu to 1 1 ho days of youth.
I Kift'burx. In his htiru cirpun ' On Main slrpet, across Wash
Although Iho official onnttm
If you aren't aiming to hit soius- nf tlio Simwhorrv Cnrnlvul. Is not
oimj Wllllsius I'unils Oow. I in In. until Tlnir(lny niorrflns.
I Mny SImi. Thn Ahiirr K. Kline
Shows, who nro fiirntftlilns: the i ton to Knne au1
' " Amusement features, will open al
AU kln.ls of ollstoves at Powells. ,, m.. Monday. May isth.
n It run Ih iruthfully said thnt.
Order your graduation annnnnr- , U r in Ihe amiisemeiit hi.tre
ifin. ri iiw- n.wuvrvirw uiuee. in) uiMeliura. has a carnlvnl ol
Xotis whi. h are lomled, as a rin u
j i1(h-, on a si.vcIhI train composed
: of Til foot rtecl flat cars, especi
ally ronsf rurtoil stivk cars, anil
sot'dnl srrunsed private living
rura: in nil totnlllns. 15 rnrs; the
teult of a life time devoted to
the catering to the public.
Thw street starting nt Wash
Ington and Main, alon
on
Inaton, is to be the entrance: a
spertal built arched construction,
with a myriad of lights, artistic
ally decorated and painted in
striking rolnra. that will, as one
romvs into view of the Joy Zone,
formally Introduce you to the re
ception of what la to be seen Inside.
NOTICE
To members of Oregon Rosa
Lodge. We will have a handker
chief shower for our delegate at
the Maccabee hall Friday night May
15. Kach member bring a handkerchief.
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New Una of samples just received. I such nun uiiude and varied altr.ic-
I reviewed are Ross Knotts. Daniel
I Harnett and Stanley Ktdder. The
ibest collection of species of flow
ering plants to he brought In this
year, was produced by Stanley
Kidder. There are still several
Scouts to be .reviewed today and
omorrow and a good many sub-
I Jeers to be covered.
In order to be O. K'd to appear I Adults attending the Court ot
before tha Court of Honor Friday j Honor mrt ' P'essant
evening at the city hall, three i surprise In noting the amount of
Scouts look their reviews from '"formation a Scout mst have be
lli executive early this morning. I ''J"' ,h '" "owl to wear nslg
Klton' Jackson took review n ' nla showing that he Is proficient
lot at Kane and Washington, will 'ladles, gentremen snd children. v s Camping and Athletics t six: ; " 1"" V""""
Im trsnstormeil Into a veritable and all shows conform to the " I llsrold Thomss reviewed on Con- , " "'" auenq.
fairyland, with millions of varied hluh standard that hssermltted Candy Is a food If pure and nervation at sti-thlrty and at se- I
colored llshls. nisK.lve hsnd i the Abner K. Kline )ow. to iwnoiesome. t.n our winstei tnoco-i ,en Tom McDowell reviewed on i uroer your graduation annonnea
rar. gilded and sllvec-d circus I known as "Americas Cleamfl i lates -and be convinced. Lloyd ' liookhlnding and llotany. ments at the News Review office.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHINQ
and horseshoeing. AU work
guaranteed. Plenty room for farm
ers horses. 622 Wlnctr-ster St
g W.,.,l,,s- No .ItraClon. are permitted br uto cimpV Wood,
the vacant iMr. Klin, that do not appeal to . p,,
Ington. will 'ladles, gentremen snd children. I" t)
aafons, turned into alluring tab- Amusements.
Crocker.
Others who hav already been New Una of samples Just received.