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FOUR ' Midsea& lit 8 Cam id Good ison 8 Salei Ending July 3rd Vacationists!! do not overlook these money-saving prices on Camping Necessities. Every ; article taken from regular stock and guaranteed. Check up your needs and BUY NOW for your 4th of July trip. Standard Auto Tents An added feature lo this on la tho door. The lent' In of white, S-ounce. i)6-lncli duck, Ixe 7x7 foet weight only lti pound. KeKUliir price lit. Jet Half price, Including- 00 CC pelM and Hakes .... jIUiOj Kama tent lit Khaki. 111. ounce duok. Itefrular price tf Q OK 1 14.1.6 Hale price i)IOOJ W7i 1AW Palmetto Tents ' Experienced rampera will t Jl yoa IhlM Is (he Meal tout no Ifuy roes nre ued mid tmlv on pole, which in Jointed. It la equipped with a heavy floor cretin windows, pocket and an awning. jfo-oa. Khnkl. floor aire 7x&4 feat, hrltfht feet. Ilf-nular price 126 60. COO OK bale price l$Zj.Gu Floor wise 8x11 feet, two doors. Khaki. Rejrilr prirn $34.90 Khaki, floor lite lull feet. Iterular price QQA 7 C 131.80. 8ule price .il'til 3 !"Handy" 3-in-l ; Canteen Contain throe 1-pallon ran. r4 for jraaoline. blue for oil. irray for water. Clump on the running hoard buy on toiluv and be prepared for the trip. UpecJal for r Qft tbU week )l.QU Leader Spotlights A llpht that anya "Thorn It Is.' Col nte out the ruta and dttrhen. Every car ihoUlJ carry a iiot- Ua-ht. Huy one at In wixpi'im prloe this $1.75 Small Williams'. A rtfindarri hlfrh quality lamp. Koiriilrir price $3 41). 8pucl.il 00 QC this week $t)J Other Spotlights 7.W to $13. Camp Axe Just mtnruliy part of the ramp egulprnrril. Thin tun, luk'h iiuu.lty Hft-l h-i. anl hickory hand'.-, has a nat leather ran for b'a'l. ItfKulai ly pril si. 43 All-Purpose Jar Keep cntrntn ut "riKlnni tciniicritur' let or eoM. Th CKtl.l W.de mouih p'TEIIllS the lnnrtlon of iii-.it.t, ices. etc. An 1ml ..ipt-iiMblf Id m on it mo -tor trip. 1 r;i1!oii c:i inidt v. Ui'KUlur price J3.7i. Gf QQ This wink 3Ci0Q Camp Cots Makes a full lentrth rom for table cot very diraljlo will sup purt over half a ton folds into a aniiK package only S ft. ami only wwn 1 pmtiKls This Wfek or - $3.47 mi 1 ' Ajax Restaurant "Ilrlnie cm the Pood!" Kvery lilt .of co,Hlpnitnt iiece-inary ia In this hriKHWood blmk enamid covered kit. Contains six viwh of knives, forks, spoon h. cups. plaU'H, nupkinH, . onu salt and one peppor sliakt-r, two citm partinent food boxes mid space for two Viicuum bott'-. It.r- Ular price flli.U. Balo prlco Water Bags Will krep the water cool an 1 snnltiirv. 2 irallon reirular s'vle. KcKUiitr prk'9 OQf Thi.i week UOC 2-nal. Ssnitary style 91.1 3'2-osl. axs $1.68 Motor Crib $13.20 Vacuum Freezers okeoom sronsa Al HANY AMILAM1 EAST IMHTI AND Ml lHHI) OHUHIN CITY IHHTLANI rtNPl ITON Kli.lll'K(l IALLM tUt.tNE Tor cnrrylnir baby In th cnr. H.-KUl.ir price HV.it). 0 Ofl T11. wek 00. 0U Folding Skillets Handy Comiuict Useful. Koto how the handle collapsm. mak ing It an easily curried flat packagu. Medium slice. Kcpu lar low price 76c. Q A Thia week OUC More than 125 stores all over the West Serving at a Saving Auto Spade One houId be curried on every touring trip ns a precaution. Koild hanrlte, blae 4Vixi Ina. ! nLh 2$ Inches. Jtci-il:ir Jtrico 90c 'ihls wc"k lllade 6;x' Inchfs. 29-fnch length, dcUtcliably liaiiilie. K- ular 2.16. Thia wuek . . . 75c !9-ln-h $1.75 mm Folding Camp Stools BOc They ar substantially made Iurable duck sial and h.ird wood frame. Krjfular price without back 70c. This week Hame stool with back. 7 0 A Hpr. price 9pc. This week t C ISajne stool with steel braces and without back. Krn!ai price Uc. This 7 0 a week fC With liack rcKUlur Q0f price $1.15. huJe price J JO Cozy Camp Chairs It rlvcs real comfort. Ko'dtng rhnlr that is provblcd with arms. 'anvas scat and b tci on varnished wood fl0 frame. Thia c. k . )J-'u Lightweight Tables Can ne folded or s-t ut in few at'Condw. Size of this table Is 2!xlx3t. inch en. Handy for an extended tour or i day's ntitliiK- KcKn'ar prlc $4.60. This wet-k fel i Viiafiaa -4 M iFrewT fit This Ice cream freezer ftnlrhed In while enafiicl will freeze tc errant In forty-five minute no turning or cranking ire. While they la.-t. uilo price ..... V-qtiart size, riule price 4 -quart size. Bale price ..... 54.05 $4.95 $7.92 Camp . Stoves fin this wonderful folding stove you can prrparu a meal just ajt erilv as If ou were at home. Made of sheet metal, enameled, gaa tank and burners, of the latest Improved deKin. Safe and dnratde. iimaJl size, lieg ular IS.85. OA (JO Thia week HL3 Iatkc size. Kcrrulax This week $6.28 Handy Stove Legs Raise your cooking stove far enough off the ground where you can rook without kneeling down, r iM nnv gammne wood burning itove. 8le prlc ..$1.50 L I Poncho Mattresses III list ratldn shows hnir 'It tie room is neceHyary for its tnns rortaUon. It is nn IMeal mat-tr.- made of cotton with Hakl top and waterproof pan t.iviio covering on th back li-igu ar price 'J.j. Pft 4 C Tills week vU. I J All-Steel Folding Ced It easily nccornmn.Tates two large pernona. Very siron.tam. 1 :!iHl;inflal lU-gUf-if prici- 1T.4j. This ek S11 25 Disappearing Luggage Carrier It rliinpn to and hold down flush with the e ifc-e of the run ning board, where It is always ready (or inst mt lite. Two Thin week SI 3 1 and $2.88 Suitcase Carrier Itegular 12 35. 4 Q Q This week J IiOO Auto Tow Rope Ton inny ned-il It. fur rope Is I V feet long, inch j'rotiK ma- in la with loop frmlt r.r-r.H a ends. Jtcfrular prtcu H.kit. tSale price r. $1.50 Supply Co. 117 Soulh Stpphrns St. For Your Convenience Open Till 9 p. m. Saturdays iii-m.Tffl1 FINN MINISTER NAMED (ALtrt I'n . I.rdwl V. ir t SWAMI'SCOTT, Mum., Juni' 2 Alfrrd J. JN-uiynn of I ili;"' l'i hi1 inlnM'T I") rinlitml. .s-'Tiii' nil lm'li:!i lli, prrnitlt-nt ji Ji'llll II. SK-lMin "( rhll.l.lllilllll ""' I'!'- P ' ! H Hllll'iullrv Ills Ill-W 1 X SUNDAY AT THE J t CHURCHES i Seventh Advrntlnt Church. : Kdliicj llo2 Mli'ury utrewt. Went KuAebur. Sai Dulh school at 10 a. m.. Saturday ruurnluK. Hlbln study on ilio 1.1! t; of ChriHt. iH'VOlluual and (juarierly Servtco , ul H o'clock. This s-n ice will be conducted by Klder K. 3. lUiiieh. Th puhiiu ordialiy welcomed to ' both Itieue arvic. i luUtian I'htirrh. Members plbaht: reuieuihcr the quarterly meiiiitiir mis evenfiiie. liear this ImuIjjwl at trie church on Sunday morning, "A OooU Man a Perplex ities At The MyateriH of Life." in the evenmK the topic Is, "Abo mliiutUdiM." 'i lie intermediates In ! chut'Ke of Min. Chun, fjtantuu meets al 0:3U in the main audi torium. The senior society have their ma ting at seven in the C. K. room. It will likely be as warm in the church as elsewhere so why stay away? Come and let us have a hot time together. The prayer service v edueaday I even i tig will be in charge of Dr. ! Ue Lapp. The regular leoson will be used. He member the choir meets ui the church. Prof. Olson thinks som got mixed up on the place lust Wednesday evening and met at the river. II. E. MOW. ' J'rcNlntcriiut Church. "Who Touched Me'.'" will be the thenre of the morning sermon at 1 1 o' clock. eek ' is the subject of (lie eteiiing address. The Wed nesday cvviiinK meeting will be preparatory service before our Communion. Sunday School at 9: 4 j. Christian JCudeavor at 7 o'clock. During July and August thiii church will unite with the other churches for Sunday even ing Services. The First iutptiat Church Cor ner of Lane and Koe Btreets; H. L, Caldwell, Minister. 9:1.') a. m. The Church School, Carlos Page, Supt. An aggressive program is being maintained thrnuK limit the summer months. New pupils may enroll at .any time. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. MtssHug by ihe Pastor. Come to ' lli'd place of worship before your ! drive inio the country. . 7:J'l p. in. Young people's meeting. A pluce for young peo ple to improve their gifts and to j encourage one another in the Christian life. 8:om p. in. Evening Worship. MfHsitKe by lira pastor, naptlsmat I service. The public cordially wel come to all of our services. I ItiMc Simulant Mission Hev. L. ' Hurror. pastor. Miss Leona ; Wright, assistant. We are glad , to announce lo our members and friends, that Kev. Coulee of Eu- . gene will preach for us to niglit : tKridayi at 8:uo p. m. and huti diiy morniiig unci evening. Sun- j day Services hs follows: Sunday i School at 14:45; preaching at 1 1 u. m. Itiiiie Standard Crusaders meet at tl:.!0; Evening worship at S:bo; Services cwry Tuesday and Kriday evening. Next Tue- day evening our Pastor win oe with lis; all members and every one interested In the full Gospel is rei nested to be present. liev. Hurror will close a revival ut Power fire. Siimlav evening. I Tlu? Lord i blessing him in his work, and many souls are being saved. We cordially invite the people of UoHcburs and any t run- In our city to come and wor- JUNE BRIDES Are always looking for opportunities to please their husbands. Listen to this. The savings you are able to show by purchasing your groceries at the ' . 20th Century Stores will certainly convince the "Men folks" as to your thrift. Think of it! Over 12,000 thrifty families take advantage of the extremely low prices these stores sell dependable merchandise at every-day. Join the ranks now. Offerings Sat. and Monday, June 27-29 55c Sakhalin Crab Meat, trie very best of the Japan pack. Extra special halves, 2 cans Norwegian Sardines Crystal White Soap 12 bars 49c Search Light Matches, box -.. 5c in pure olive oil, 2 cans. 25$ Tea, young tender leaves producing the finest flavor, in bulk. Ceylon and India, pound 59c, "Spider Leg." Japan, lb 55c Carnation milk, tall. :9c S ipe Olives; picnic can ... 10c Wax Paper. 20 sheets 1 fin in pkg., 3 pkgs. for .... I UU Cocoanut, fresh stock of fancy sugar cured, 2 pounds 39c Crisco, 6 lb. can $1.39 Campbell's Beans, the i ftn big tin I UU Certo, for jelly, bottle 32c Ball Mason Jars, complete with caps and rubbers, quarts, doz. 79c Mason Jar Caps zinc, -2 doz .45c 20th Century Jar Rings OCn extra thick. 3 do Z3u Mazola Oil, quarts 45c Pineapple, standard sliced, large cans, 2 for . 49c Bon Ami Cakes .10c fc Bon Ami iwder ... 12J4c Toilet Paper, "1000 sheet" soft tissue, QOfl 3 rolls LLi Post Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs 25c 20th Century Coffee, "Every day in every way its better and better." Direct from our roaster to you, 3 lbs. $1.32, pound 45c ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. OAKLAND STORE Old Baker-FIanary Location : : ELKS, ATTENTION 1 All Elks going to the con- 41 ventlon ut foreland duslring reservations for rooms please notify tho secretary at once. i I ship with us. I'irst .Mi'llmHM ( himii. CormT of Main and Lane streets. Rev. Jo ; nh KnotiH. iKiKior. Tlioui.li tlve hoi days have come, let u re I member our pluce In the Sunday School. Wo need find as much in the rummer as In the wintvr. ! Loyalty means progress. The Jun- ior League meets nt :i p. m. The j Kpwortll Lvauue meets at 7 p. m. All young people cordially invit ,.d. ' The morning sermon theme Is I "i-'irst-r'rults." This sermon Is j Tilled with it spiritual message, i l ho evening sermon theme is The Ureal Search 190S or 1907. Tho barrel' was 1 shipped from Pittsburg, Pa., on an ' order sent in only recently and the j purse must have been accidentally dropped into the Barrel as it was j being packed, eviiiently by some ' person who was in Koscburg a number of years ago. Cook wltb gas. WATSON WINS IN PACIFIC MATCH l Inst evening scrWce. of tho sunr ! iner proceeding the union meet ' ines. All are welcome al these ser vices, particularly strangers. (AmtUIiI i'rrm LtimhI Wir ) TACOMA, Wash., June 26. For est Watson, Spokane, Inland Em pire champion, defeated Dr. O. Wiling, defending champion, in tho third round of match play for the l)1 Pndfii Knrth wi.ut an,u. This Is the teur championship 2 and 1. Some Real Bargains In Our Big Line of Cooking Utensils and Things for the Home. Electric Ranges Irons Percolators Toasters Grills Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 25 119 NO. JACKSON WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS in a thrilling match yesterday. Ie Stell of the Seattle golf club, defeated his club mate "Don" Stein who la present holder of the five and four and will meet W'at- , .. ." . ... , i, son in tho semifinals. II. Chan J rl 'irV " U " .. Medford. Ore., several -" llnio. nn, htfpil amMnii. chain. Sunday. HKV. A. O. IIOIH'.K. Vicar. ta.u k. litfFi..l .. .. .,iu. r - .i . . ""Ji: ' in. lie ha not sailed fur I 'in land and M.,,,,.. owa. was ., "' ' ' ' ' ' '""ll'l lemain In ihe illplomalli' II ar.Miii lc.-i-li's In ies ;t with ITS'. Grand Opening Hotel Sal herlin Saturday Sight June 27, lVJ't r f 'A jj..''.'-. Dinner will he served from ( to !).-:)0 uyl Opening r.iht,$l pcrPIale Oitlicstra Music Diiiin.T D innt-r. Diiiuin Vtrc to Iiim v Guvsls. Mi:nic Iv Sutl.crlin Orchestra, lite I'uLIic invilrd to attcnJ tins Social I ui lion. FiRE CONDITIONS IMPROVE RAPIDLY i iu;m. nrt'.. Juno 2;. Koit fii riMiiHi tnim in ri1 irri'atlv lm Impvi'iI tliis niornlni.. tlio r-i;.iit' hum 111 ty h.i inc roih hs lnh t l't lust n Ht Hud talullu hi lhis iiKirnint;, net online t.i ilit for- ''ry ttiici 'I' his is hiclit'r 1 1 ui u It h.ia ht't n in r M .il d.i Nine ftHi'st tiro huo L.t-n jiorioil so far us u r su!t of tho rlor (ric t 'trut f-:tnl,iv. Scv.'ti ft lh'" tiro n-uo lh- I h'srhllti'9 N; fii;.:il 1'tM- sr ntiil tui me ltc;H. . in th Sti' 1m II iximi ('tii:,p.m . hol.im ic -4 ii.lj.iiiiini; t ht- N.it ;nn d 'I Ih" fir- n( i lull- ton I.h'kp nm i ;it th dp of th'1 dnidt vih hoi t'riiilv i-ihl tin irmninii Inn M h.is Hi muIii to bo hImhii t. At u in ruwii N.i r.ri to jxtitrj In-in any i;rt of Uw lorrst. MAN WHO ENTERTAINED TEDDY ROOSEVELT HELD I'lthW ;t. Jim.- -'ti stphrn l niitn!i. nn rtMornfv. otirp h in- ui- i bor of piotninrnt rluti-t. u ho rl;nm ' to hi,i nnr rnitTtiun.'d th lato 'I liro.i'M c lootMMl. Ka nrn'td t'xlnv on n futt m" arrant from Hak-T. N'vatln, t-hr:u:s ot the tuai.i to defraud. l. K. Lliunli, South. Main and Ijum strolls. Stuwart 'ldl. ji.iitnr; W. L. t'obb. Sunday School Mtrwrlntt'iidont. All the n-Kulur s. rvUt'a oi the day nrtt Sunday. t'ray-T ni''ting Wednesday even li K at ":1j. Kvrlody Is Invit td to our wrviro. The pastor w i!l peak at l'alapo;fa Suuday uiternoon at 3:0 o'clock. jplou, eliminated one Tacoma en try, Leroy Pratt, Jr., six and five, although Pratt playing in fine form had held him even for Ihe first 18 holes. Kuan will meet W. J. Noo uant Tacoma, In the so mi-finals. Arundel, piano tuner. Pnone IS9-L. LA COSTE WINS MATCH tAiil i'xrm twi Hit.) WIMDLKDOX, June 26. Ray Casev of San Francisco was elim- llapii't NTlir. VrvachinR I inated from the all-Kngiand tennis fcrvu'ea ut the Pine (.'.rove Haptist championships In straight pets, i hun h. mib'H east or HosehurK. j8-6, 6 4, 61, today by Rene La Coate Suuday. Juno :'Mh, l:cr. 2 si 0 t the young French star who was P in., utlti m neurit nvunif i"i .a iiimiisv lur siugifa uuuura ia?k all. Yours for the Master. Mllrf. A. M. WALLACE. Ciilhi.lir ( lunch. t.ane and Oik Streets. Kev. 11, Clerv. pas tor. June JMh. Mass at 7 : nil a. I- itc. hl.m chiss at s : 4 ." a. in. . colid Mass and sermon at 9:.l"l j a nl. Uns.ity and Hi nedlctlnn of the M. it. ti- iu the evening at : .;:o. year. Heat with gas. ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED AFTER WEEK'S FREEDOM TACOMA. June 16 Morton Han sen, eac.ned McNeil Island convict. lire, ns Srhivlhou--e -fsual serv- jwas caitureit late last nlitht by ii ,'s Sunday itfti'i ttoim at 3 o'clock. c,uard I'aniten In the basement of i.inducfil b liev. Jcsi'i.h Knntts. 'the John Holmes ranch near the Sunday school one hour earlier, at prison, where he had Rone for food. ; o'clock. I lie public is liniinl. llan"n' capture resultrd from o :cju''a picked up by prison officials Cook wlln nas. ;hen they found several Jars of o !jm In a machine shop on Ihe pri- PURSE GIVEN AWAY IN , grounds lilenllfled. as that ROStBURO. FOUND IN BARREL stolen from the farm home. b&NT FROM PITTSBURG , Hansen made bis escape Tue.- 'day while at work at t' prison. A peculiar t'.an'eninir occurred. 0 y. sten:aj h"n W. II. Fisher In I Now Is Ihe lime, while selection, opening barrel of ertxkery. found r, p,nilfiil. lo buy your hat for. In it a leather purse. Kin aoay th 4ih. Siwialty Shoppe. 135 Jack by tbu loui'. County mk, la'ioB st., jir. 8. it blag. j V2 The Joy that fits the part of a good swim is having a Bathing Suit Our Bathing Suits Are smart looking and made to stand the most strenuous water sports. 22?