Roseburg news-review., June 26, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURC NEWS-RF.VIEW. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1923.
THREE
LAST CHANCE
For a new Mountain Wagon
$125.00
Dragsaw with 6 ft. blade
$110.00
Order your baling wire and binder twine
See U First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
Get thii Red Crown Mi leapt Cird at any
"Red Crown" Pump (red, white una
blue) and watch your summer mileage
Increase.
tells what to do for your motor tells
about carburetor adjusting tells how to
Urivt lor mileage. Simple as a-b-c!
A&7
for the motorists who want mileage
SIMPLE, EXPERT WAYS TO INCREASE MILE
AGE FOR SUMMER DRIVING IN THE RED
CROWN MILEAGE CARD
There is an advantage to the motorist
in the Standard Oil Company's long ex
perience in making gasoline not only in
"Red Crown's" quicker starting, speed
and power but -above all in its MILE
AGE for summer driving!
The Red Crown Mileage Card just out
tells you just what to do for your car
and how to drive to increase your mile
age to get to 30 miles more per tank
Jul horn. Red Crown Gasoline!
TWO EASY WAYS TO INCREASE
SUMMER MILEAGE
First buy miles "Red Crown" has the
extra mileage in it for you to get out.
Second get a Red Crown Mileage Card
the next time your tank is rilled. Follow
its easy, practical advice, and watch your
improvement!
Ask for the Red Crown Mileage Card at the
first Red Crown Pump at Standard Oil Ser
vice Stations and dealers anywhere. Use " Red
Crown" and begin getting your FULL tummer
mileage today!
bwy miles
yfietestfritfin. findn-hy miles
STANDARD Oil COMCANT
(California)
(Mr. McClolUn Her.
. . R. E. McClellan. t-rrltorlal man-
it LOCAL NEWS of Sherman Clay and com-
. . 1 lany, arrived he re laiil evenlug
la from Portland to siend a iiort lime
I ion business.
In for Day. f .
I O. DeBernardl of Glide motored r,, n mean anythln to be able
!here yesterday and spent the day j tD r(.palr, for your farm ma
, visiting and looking alter business chlllFry prompll). Kep this ln
! affairs. I mind hea you buy new machines.
The McCornilck lieerliiit Hue main-
1 Buy your refrigerator now at Zi-ler-Fee
Hdw. Co.
tains the best repair service of any
lines maje. Wharton Ilros. aftents.
spsnos Anernoon. !,,.,. r.hureh Mom
Miss Lela Swift motored from, , . , ... .
South Ite.r creek Thursday and ! cl"n? Church, son of Mr and
. ,k. .. k i.i.i'Mra. H. II. Church, and a student
with friends and shopping.
For prompt tan sorvrw, city 01
country Irtpa, Phone 44j
Is Visiting Daughter.
Mrs. E. R. Hannon of this city
has gone to Klamath Falls, where
she will visit with her duUKhter,
Miss Hannon, for several days.
at Willamette University, has ar-
I rived home for a short visrt. Mr.
i Church is working during the aum
mer vacation with the Southern
IJ'aclflc company Is a relief man in
the freight department.
Iletuni fnMii Ilie Ful
J. U. KoeiilK und fumily return
ed yesterday from a month's visit
with relatives-. at hckopee Kalis,
Minnesota.
lroM-rty Sold
Mr. and Mrs.-Chas. Mortimer
have purchased a 5-room house
and lot on Wharton street near
the Soldiers home from Chaa. i
Kyes.
T.T;.T.T.T.T.T.I.T.II.I.I.I.II.r.T.
BEFORE NOON
FIELD MICE CONTROL.
I See our line of auto tents before
; you buy. Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co.
I
Ars Visiting Hera.
Mrs. I. S. Gerald and two daugh
ters, Ruth and Mary Ella Gerald
of Tborsby, Alabama, are week-end
guests at the home of Mrs. W. L.
Martin of Fullerton street.
(By B. W. Cooney.
In western Oregon there eirsts
several species of destructive field S
mice. One of these rodents Is par- 9
ticularly destructive to stored hif. IS
. I it is fortunate that this damage a
Myera' pumps and repairs at C1)n b(, rut to ,imost nothing if
Wharton llros. When you ouy amy-, gome work j0I18 before tho hay
thing In the Myers" line you can al-,ls Btored In the barn or mow. .
ways get repairs. i ()n of the best plans Is to con- g
struct several boxes about 18 3
Mrs. Wads Vary III. inches In length made from three g
Mrs. C. n. Wade. Is reported to pit-res of old boards about six or 3
be very ill this afternoon following . eight inches In width. Nail thtv a
the birth of a child. The infant boards together to lonn a three-iw
lived only a short time following sid"d box or triangle. Place these
birth. Although In a serious con- boxes along the edge of the mow,
ditlon, Mrs. Wade is expected to ' the hay if loose can be slacked
recover. j over the boxes. The boxes should
'be charged with about one-half
Myers' hay carriers, track, forks ' pound of prepared bait.
jou 'ilie bait is made as follows: 1-4
Hera From Coast.
Among the arrivals here yester- and mil eys at Wharton tiros.
day from the coast were Mr. and can always t repairs for the! ounce strychnine (alkaloid), i
Mrs. T. J. Halstead of Coos Bay. ' Myers' line. jounce ancrliarine, 1-4 ounce baking
They will be here a short time vis
iting.
Studeaaker costs less per pound
than butter.
soda. Tliis mixture Is thoroughly i
Off for Convention. dusted upon about 10 pounds oat V
. r, ..in 1 T ... XT T T ...... I ., l.A . 1.. W
J.. r. J'llltiru. lU ixuin', . - i.ron quniim; .au w iiiauv
Walson and Kelsey Hobday left ; up If desired. The cost of these
this morning by auto for Prineville materials Is small Indeed when
to attend the American Legion compared to the loss of one or two .A
From Oakland. I convention, now ln progress there, tons of hay In the mow or storage y
M ,u U'illanl Tntin. a a a viol- ' n., i....... - kA nln. T j. . hi .'A
tor from points north of Oils cityjvlls drum corps, which Is compel-j Extension Bulletin No. 361 covers
today spending a few hours herelng again for the state champion- the control of a number of other
on business. She Is an Oakland ship. ! rodent pests.
resiuem.
Dresser's
Powell's.
as lo was 16.75 at
Lenvea for South.
Mrs. F;ed Jensen of Storey City,
Iowa, who has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. N. M. Johnson here,
left for San Francisco this rn-Ing.
All-summer millinery at the Spe
cialty Shoppe going at cost and be
low. Mrs. S. M. King.
'I
From Looking Glass.
Mr. and Mrs. Voorhies were vis-
ftnra In thia rltv vfsf fnlnv fnr ttfv. I
era i nours ana auenueu 10 dusi-
noss matters. They reside at Look
ing Glass.
Here Thursday. '
E. C. Barnes was among those
who spent Thursday in this city
looking after business matters. Mr.
Barnes Is with the Standard OH
company ana Is from urants Pass.
In Ashland.
Miss Ruth Swfnney of Roseburg
is among those attending the sum
mer normal here. Miss Swinney Is
the niece of Mrs. C. W. Nims and
is well known here, having visiled
with relatives here before. Ash
land Tidings.
Visits at Klamath.
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Gardner and
daughter. Miss Marjorie, of Red
wood, Cal.. and Cecil Jackson of
Roseburg, are guests in the city for
a few days. While here Mr. Gard
ner will look after business mut
ters and enjoy an outing. KlaiTiaih
Falls Herald.
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the tang of
pine ana
In addition to our "Regular Money Saving Prices" we
offer several very unusual bargains for the before noon
shoppers on Saturday-UN TIL 12 NOON SATURDAY
CRYSTAL WHITE, QC0 BROKEN PINEAPPLE, JC
10 for 0 JO large, 2 for rJU
JELL-WELL, all flavors, iTI OLD POTATOES, QOZ
2 for .131) 10 lbs Oil
REGULAR PRICES
CERTO, Op- SHRIMP, new pack, QKn
FOR JELL OUb 2 for : OJU
JAR RUBBERS, ) C p WHITE TUNA FISH, QCp
heavy, 4 doz Z J U half pound L Jb
JAR CAPS, MASON, jjg SANDWICH SPREAD, 2jfj
PINT MASON JARS, COn KRAFT CHEESE IN 1Cn
white glas, doz. DUU ''TINS'.. I Jli
QUART MASON JARS, QQp PORK AND BEANS, 10c; C
white class, doz. OdUl 12 for 01 I J
HALF GAL MASON JAR, t? 1 Q C APRICOTS IN 1 Qn
white gla.s, doz QliZj SYRUP I dll
SUGAR AT A SAVING
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, C00C FRESH SHORTENING, 01 7C
49 1b. sack OllXJ 8 pounds 0 1 1 1 J
CORN MEAL, whiS fzl FRESH SHORTENING, Qflp
or yellow Tub 4 pounds uUu
MEDIUM ORANGES QCp CANTALOUPES, fancy, QCp
unusual quality, doz J J U 3 for Z UU
FANCY TOMATOES, QKn BLACK SEED WATER , ,
2 lbs 0 Jb MELONS O VlC IP
SMOKED MEAT
MORRILL'S PRIDE PICNICS, OOnl FANCY HAMS.
0U
per pound
MORRILL'S EASTERN
BACON, lb
38c
per
pound
35c I
SHOP EARLY FOR FRUIT AND
VEGETABLES
Mrs. Hanan Home.
Mrs. E. R. Hanan, who has been
visiting at Klamath Falls with In r
daughter, Myth Hanan, returned to
her home ln this city last night.
Mrs. Hanan went to Klamath Falls
on Sunday with Mrs. Claud Welch,
who returned home at that time
after visiting her mother, Mrs.
Pitchford of this city.
George Hammond Here.
George Hammond, a former resi
dent of this city, now located In
Qoattlo fttitint iha Hnv In Kfiftphiirir
visiting Willi friends. Mr. Ham
mond was located here while his
parents conducted the Roseburg
hotel and later a rooming house. He
was a star of the Host-burg high
school basketball team for sever
years. His mother and sister are
also residents of Seattle. .
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W
l 311 WEST CASS 'fSTflVI CAUFORIA .1
ROSEBURG, ORE. I B J k Pi?? AND OREGON 1
I Sm
Girl Couldn't Stand
Clothes to Touch Her
COLOf N WtST TIA
Otattft Pikot
m4 Grit Jtpm
God's Cathedral of Trees
Nature's matchless perfume
and then to complete the
setting, a steaming cup oi
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
"My father got me a bottle of
Mayr'B Wonderful Remedy for
stomach trouble and I am feeling
so much better since taking It.
My siomach was so painful I
couldn't stand my clothes to touch
ne." It is a simple, harmless pre
paratiou that removes the catarrhal I the Gl.lls Thi
mucus rrom the intestinal tract and m
j allays the Inflammation whU-h
cauKm praruraiiy an siomarn, liver p w
and Inti'sttnal ailments. Including I Lfl
appendicitis. One done will con-1 &
viuce nr money refunded. At all
druggists. I
A negro porter in a restaurant' troyed by an explosion and result
on the around floor of the building Ing fire last nlKht. The search
said that half an hour before the was delayed while firemen pullec
explosion he detected gas fumes ln down standing walls that were a
the basement. constant menace.
Property damage was placed, at Fire Chief Alexander Henderson
1150,000. aJ pressed the belief that not more
thnn three persons lost their lives.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 26. o !
Early this afternoon no bodies had Eafly.boss fly spray kills the flys.
been recovered from the ruins of So,u Jn any quanUty at Wharton
wuiiuii.K. llros.
ater
TWENTY ARE
TRAPPED BY BLAST
(Continued rrom pane 1.)
An Optical Handicap.
John K. Enser of RosfburR. train
master of the Southern I'arl'lc,
whose chief hobby is circus shows
with lots of canvas spread, but
whose next love ln this line of en
tertainment Is carnivals, was a visi
tor at the carnival last night and
was especially, fascinated by f le
chain swing riding outfit, (luring
the watching of which he wished
he had better eyesight aa he likes
to study the latent style In silk
hosiery. Medford Mail Tribune.
a Flutter
Preparing this rich summer breakfast :
CffHht Owiri V DfVfrt
ben trapped In the building, bns-
jlng his opinion on the facta that
(shriegs were heard from the wreck
age after the collapse of the build
ing and also the belief that It
would have been Impossible for all
! to escape In the short Interval be- j
'tween the explosion and the col-
j lapse of the roof.
The midnight show had just
started and a love scene was play
ing on the screen when the blast
rocked the building, bringing
down the balcony as the floor gave
way, according to survivors.
When the entire center section
of the building collapsed, it sent
bricks and debris Into surrounding
streets and broken windows in the
buildings a block away. Thirty
minutes after the explosion tho
nouth wall of the theater fell,
crushing severnl small stores.
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CILOSIWG- ff or RE
QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
No hot kitchens, no mtss, no bother
HOW you feel in summer depends on
how you eat.
Start the day with oats . . . with the "oats
and milk" breakfast doctors urge.
You'll feel better. You'll keep cooler.
Your energy will not drain away so fast.
Get Quick Quaker. It cooks in 3 to 5
minutes. No hot kitchen, no muss or
bother.
Start tomorrow. See how much better
you will feel.'
All that Quaker flavor is retained in
this Quaker Oats. Quick Quaker cooks
faster. Thai's the only difference.
Quick yWsaker
Cooks tn f:- l'l J to 5 minutes -
FAIR
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK, so make your call at the BREIER STORE during the
remaining days of this week. It will be a CLEAN-UP. Notice the Bargains in
Shoes and Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
THE ARRIVAL OF NEW MERCHANDISE SOON
WATCH
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