Roseburg news-review., June 05, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925.
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OLD POTATOES
I Old potatoes are scarce. We have been fortunate in
1 getting a supply of fancy Burbanks, fine for seed or
I table. Our price all -day Saturday:
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UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL 12 NOON
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S2fcS KSCampbe, V" I0WA SUGAR CORN, OQp
VCgnpQunUS, j jjp lin.it 6. 2 for idC
BEST BUTTER, ' qTI FANCY BROOM, 90c value, pCp
2 pound, for ;.. 0 I C 5 ' 0JU
Everyday Prices that save you money.
STANDARD PACK CORN, PEAS, BROKEN PINEAPPLE, CCn
AND TOMATOES, 15c; 01 PQ 2 for Jjb
3 for 43c; 12 for Ql.Dj PPArHrc, r
PEACHES, heavy syrup, t Cm
TOMATOES, Solid Pack, CJp 2 for 3 DC
3 ff i APRICOT, heavy 1 Ufl
FANCY STRING Onp Iyrup .' JjC
BEANS ZUU -
cornw 45c gff? 19c
AgAHAG ;, gaSff 25C
I.OM.NY. Fancy No. 2, g-- 1 9C
KRAUT, Fancy No. 2, nCn CHOW, ' AQp
2 for Zjl quart : t JU
SWEET NEW ORANGES, Qflp EXTRA LARGE 1 Op
large, doz., 39c; small, doz. ZUb LETTUCE :.. I Ull
ALL FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS AT A SAVING.
Get our price on sugar before laying in your supply
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Until Saturday, June 13
This stock includes the well known brands of Ide,
Arrow, Green Hood, and Argonaut. Neckband and
collar attached.
The finest materials and the latest patterns and colors.
A WONDERFUL OFFER
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SPECIAL
SMOKED MEAT
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EASTERN BACON,
per pound
EASTERN HAM,
per lb
38c
30c
PICNIC HAMS,
per pound
COTTAGE BUTTS,
per pound
23c
30c
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
Best grade Sugar in one dollar pkgs. per pkg. 90c '
Certo, for making Jelly, per bottle 30c
Hood River Pectin, for making Jelly, per bottle 30c.
Little Brown Jug Vanilla, 3 jugs for 40c
Fig Nuts, a health cereal, 3 pkgs 50c
Fig Nuts Agar, a health food, per pkg 65c
Grape Nuts and Zo, 3 pkgs for 50c
Vitamon Shreds, 3 pkgs. for 50c
Bulk Mayonnaise, per lb 35c'
Home Grown Asparagus,' per lb 15c
Home Grown Cabbage, per lb .5c,
Home Grown Peas, 4 lbs. for -25c
Wax Onions, 3 lbs. for .....25C
Celery, per bunch 20c
Large Lemons, per dozen 28c
Serve Yourself and Save at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The Store that Brought 'em Down
Used range tor 125, at Powell',
E Heat with gas.
Mrs. E. Edmund was among the
out of town visitors here yester
day and spent several hours on
business and shopping. She re
sides at Melrose.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMullen and
W. L. McCracken of Myrtle Point,
arrived here yesterday ' from that
place to spend a few days.
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GOOD
Yet, better than good. GRIMM'S FAMOUS MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Dresser's as lo was 18.7S at
Powell's. -
H. M. Plerson, wire chief of the
I local telephone exchange, left this
morning by auto for Grants Pass
to spend a short time on business.
Latimer's Arsenate Lead eigh
teen cents per pound at Stearns
and Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore.
Oscar Hansen spent a few hours,
trading and transacting business
in this city yesteiday. before re
turning to his home In Elgaroae,
MOORE MUSIC STUDIO !
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Recitals June 8 and 9. Proa-
byterlan church. Public lnvlt-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Russell and
family were visitors from south
ern points in the county . yester
day. They are from Myrtre Creek
and were here attending to busi
ness matters and shopping.
Hot Biscuits for Dinner!
Make them with
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST"
They will be light tender
tempting every time -;;.
SALES S's TIMES THOSE OF ANT OTHER BHAND
J LOCAL NEWS
Studehafcer costs less per pound
.ban tutter. v
Ernest Johnson spent several
hours in Roseburg Thursday ' At
tending to business matters and
trading. He is a resident of Elga-
Mlss Phllena Cooper spent yes
terday afternoon In this city visit-1 rose.
ing and shopping, sne resides ai
Huberts Creek. Taylor-made concrete Is good eon-
Crete. TeL 125-H.
Dr. O. C. Kinlay Is spending sev
eral days in Portland attending the tv cniir returned
ueniai convention. lie iu reiuru hm , !.rrt- Voile v,lH.
here about Sunday. I .fiprnoon. after spending some
time attending to business matters
in Roseburg.
Hay fever, asthma, catarrah. Re
lief guaranteed within 24 hours or
money refunded. Lloyd Crocker.
Alfred S. Anderson returned to
his home at 'Eigarose yesterday
afternoon after spending some
time attending to business matters
and trading here.
Get your fishing tackle at Zlgler
Fee Hardware Co.
Carl Lindsay was a visitor In
Roseburg Thursday, spending sev
eral hours here looking after
business matters. He Is a resi
dent of llelroee.
Cecil Fessler was a visitor In
Roseburg Thursday, and spent
several hours transacting business
affairs. He returned to his home
at L'nipqua in the afternoon.
A. C. Marsters and son, Lyle E.
Maraters, left last night by auto '
for Salem, where they will spend a
short time attending to business ;
matters.
Latimer's Arsenate Lead eigh
teen cents Der Dound at Stearns
to his 1 and Chenoweth, Oakland, Ore.
F. A. Dasch has returned to his
home at northern California, after
spending the past few days visiting
with his Bon, Carl Dascb, here.
Clay Smith motored from his
home at Winston yesterday and
spent several hours In this city at
tending to business matters.
W. E. Cllngenpeel returned to
his home at Looking Glass yester
day after spending the day here at-
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Mr. Ewens was a visitor from , were Roseburg visitors yesterday
the rural districts yesterday after- and spent the afternoon visiting
noon and transacted business. Ho and shopping. They reside at
resides at Garden Valley. i South Deer Creek.
For concrete work rail Taylor,
113 No. Flint St. Tel. S25-R.
M. E. Cooper is spending several
days In Portland visiting and at
tending the lental Convention. He
will return to this city about Mon
day. For prompt tan servme, city or
country trips. Phope 44.
H. Schaffer, a lumber merchant
of Hong Kong, China, was a distin
guished visitor in Roseburg yester
day. Mr. Schaffer Is enroute to
San Francisco where he will em
bark for China.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rose and fami
ly, of this city, left yesterday for
Pasadena, California, and other
southern points, making the trip
by motor. They expect to be visit
ing there about a month.
Miss Pauline Bridges, of Oakland,
will leave Saturday for Portland,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Tester,
who have been visiting in Oakland
with relatives, and friends here for
the past week or so, and will spend
the summer with them.
There is many a man who would
not drown a tabby cat and let
her kittens starve, who Is not
carrying a nickel's worth of Life
insurance.
Oregon Life
Chat. S. McElhlnny
248 N. Jackson St.
north
We can supply you with sheen
dip, sheep marking fluid and fly
C. Purdom returned to his home Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Perry and
at Table rreek tms mornina aner . u v-. ., ... Llovd Crocker
spwding he past few days In motorists 10 stop over in im ni, . - -
Roseburg visiiing and purchasing I yesterday and last night to visit. district organli
They are enroute home. I. . Z.
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DRUGSTOR!
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jfor the Order of Art'nann, Mt lhl
imorntnK for Portlartl. rpomiuinlHi
jTfffMmggT by Mrs. Hattnn And Mrs. Klrmr
v imwny. .Mr. ana Mm. naiion ,
who have ronlilfd her for (lie pant)
three month have decided to make!
A their permanent home In RoRb"ric !
g and their trip la to arrange for the
removal of their honnhnd noodn
to this city. Mrs. Wimbrly will
B spend a week In Portland, the
S jruent of a Halt Lake, I'lah, friend
if who la there for a brief period.
Put Your Faith In
REMEDIES
TENTS!
A nice new line Auto and Wall
Tents on display.
Phone 25
i 2igler-Fee Hardware Co,
S WATCH OUR WINDOW OR BARCAINS
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A I Roy Sloper, former buslaess man
of this city, brother-in-law of B. W.
S1 Rates, editor of the News-Review,
e Is spending a few days In Rose
jg burg, enroute north on a pleasure
E tour of Indefinite duration. Mrs.
g Sloper accompanies him. They are
& traveling by automobile. Mr. and
Mrs. Sloper now have their home
g in San Jose. Calf.. following his
g, retirement about a month ago from
a the employ ot a large aye wonts
9 In Berkeley after Ibree years of
Vou can use them
with confidence, i
They are com-1
pounded from the .
highest quality
Ingredients and,
will do for yon
what you want
theim to do.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
NATHAN FULLERTON
Th, Ro-caZl Vnrt Jfon
f.cburg Ortgon
TEN REASONS WHY
1 New Speed Burner
cooks more than 25
faster in actual, com
parative tests.
2 Remarkable economics
in cooking time and
fuel are realized.
3 50 more" space is
available for cooking
with no increase in size
of cooking top. A whole
meal can be prepared at
once.
4 Cooking surface is hot
all over.
5 Compact and inviting
beauty makes Smooth
top the aristocrat of kit- .
chen ranges.
6 New Top heat control
where 80 of the cook
ing is done. Graduated
heating zones for hot,
warm, or simmering
temperatures.
7 Accurate oven heat con-
trol, with top control,
relieves all worries of
heat supervision.
8 Better cooking can be
done on the Smoothtop
because cooking require
ments of various foods
can be better satsified.
9 Quicker cooking can be
done because the Speed
Burner cooks 2 5
faster.
10 Easier cooking is the.,
direct result of the re-.
markable advantages of
the Smoothtop Speed
Burner and cooking sur- ,
face.
the SMOOTHTOP will put a
New Heart in Your Kitchen
'In no other range will you find these economy-compelling features
which make it so obviously profitable for you to take advantage of
the liberal special offer immediately. The New Smoothtop with the
New Speed Burner gives you cooking advantage you have never had
before.
In the new Smoothtop you have all of the advantages of a wood or
coal range with all of the disadvantages removed, no wood to handle,
no ashes, no excessive heat, but heat where you want it, and when
you want it and there is absolutely no fumes in connection, with this
range as all products of combustion go up the chimney.
Our new combination rate effective the sixth of this month makes gas
the cheapest modern fuel available.
S10 for Your Old Range
We will make this liberal allowance on your old range, whether wood,
coal or otherwise, and provide easy terms for the balance. Enjoy the
tremendous advantages of these new ranges immdiately.
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
340 N. JACKSON .
PHONE 235
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