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f FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13. 1925. If you spent 60 days straight at the kitchen stove I CALIFORNIA OREGON 1 fOWER COMPANY J m YUUK PAIUNfcgS IN flUJURfcSS you'd see why It is that nearly eighteen hundred homes with in reach of the Copco lines are now using electric ranges. Two hours a day, every day in the year, is probably a low estimate of a housewife's time in the kitchen. Sixty full days, in all and they're worth making easier! Electrical cooking is easier, and cleaner. It puts an end to dirt and ashes. It means less sweeping of floors, less cleaning of walls, cleaner utensils. Electrical cooking is tastier. Uniform, controllable heat saves the flavor of dainty foods. Electrical cooking is economical sur prisingly so. The average cost of electri city for cooking is only about twice the cost of the electric lighting current in the same home. (Actual average figures for your own neighborhood will be shown you upon request.) . Don't pass the next display of electric ranges without just dropping in and ask ing your dealer more about them and about the convenient payment terms he is offering. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY NOTICE TO ALL RELIGIOUS I PRUNE GROWERS TO MEET B00IE8 OF ROSEBURO I The Prune llroworB Mutual A The Koseburg Ministerial Asao-1 elation i in huhl a nicoiliig In K ill elation invites representativea from 1 .t U: cm Friday. August II, at 2:3(1 every religious organization In the p. in., I" discuss mailers relating city to be at the city hall Friday to t li cooperative handling uf tin: night, -August 14th at 7:30 to din-1 prune iron. An Invlnttlon In Issued cua 0 ailvUablllty of havlnic ! ''' ""' growers to ull persons Inter-week-ciay Illble instruction for the i """I In Ihe prune Industry to at chlldreu of Iloseburg. tend tin' meeting. ' 1 Jr. u :auvki,u -- President nf Ministerial Assn float with The Best Bread Y can get In this town,' says Tubby, baked down on Sheridan Street where they make Grimm's Milk Bread Mom won't buy no other kind, and, Mlaaun, It'a the kind you'll . wwm, imviv ui. ii can ouy n moat any wiiere. ' Ideal Bakery Phone 133 )19 shrldan MISS ALICE HANLEY, PIONEER MEDFORD WOMAN, VISITING Ml Alice Huiilfy one of South ern Ort'unn'B best known pioneers, a rraJileiir uf Meilfonl. is v.h.Hiik ifor a nhort time at the Orvtion Sol I illerM Homo with Jiulce and Mrs. I (J. W. UiiMle. Mrs. Ceorne R. Ittd l die, ami Mrs. J. A. Wharton, of (runts I'asH, are hNo visitors of the commandant and his wife, i Miffs Hun fey Is having a very in j enJovalil (lino her nieetins with I pioneer friends and iwullfiirr events ; of former days. Her family was j Hitionx the earliest In the southern : part of the state, and Miss Hanley I still oiHMates the old family hoine , slead tit ur Jacksonville, sho not i only actively muiianes ihe farm, but does minli of the actual work on ! the plat e. Miss Hanley is h coil , sin of T. 11. llumett of Kouml ! Piaiiie. Kor concrttn worn call Taylor, 113 No. Flint St, Tel. 25-H. Hall's Catarrh Medicine T,nn7! both local and Internal, and has been successful hi the treatment of Catanh (or ovr forty year. Sold by all UtugKlita. F. J. CI tENEY &. CO.,Tolcdo, Ohio .iJT ii anfll Ford Magneto Lights Not Legal The old Magnclo type of headlights will not meet with the re quirements of the law. We are prepared to install the new lighting S3stem on your old Ford, regardless of type of motor. - j Unly two more weeks to adjust vour headlights. t UNION GARAGE j Official Headlight Adjusting Station j MIGHTS C. E. Blo.lKi.-lt, of Marshfield, Wisconsin, who la perhaps the world's greatest cheese manufac turer and exporter, accompanied by tils brother, K. L. lilodgett, of Los Angeles, visited Iloseburg last niglc '1 he two men are traveling In Bpi.mlly built camping automo biles, and are slopptDg at leading camp grounds along the coast. The cars In which they are malting the trip were built upon specifications furuished by them, and are marvels of convenience. A cook ami me chanic are included in tho parly. Mr. lilodgett controls the output of several hundred cheese factories in the United States, and his com pany last year did a business of over twenty-five millions of dol lars, lie Is the part owner In a large number of hotels, and is quite Interested in the hotel busi ness, but it stopping at camp grounds as he is making the trip along the coast lurgely for the benefit of his health, and conse quently is keeping out of doors as much as possible. lie is a personal friend of A. J. Young, proprietor of the North iloseburg camp ground, and also of .Messrs. Wells and Chase, local Willys-Knight representatives. He had lost track of these men, and was delighted to find them in Iloseburg, enjoying a viBit with them yesterday evening. Mr. lilodgett became Intensely interested in this section of Ore gon when he was shown facts and figures concering its resources. He was particularly Interested in the sheep Industry, which he believes one of the greatest possibilities and opportunities offered In the state. The great timber resources ere also of much Interest to him. lie and his brother left this morning on their way north, ex pecting to go into Canada on their trip along the coast. -o Men's suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50. Iloseburg Cleuners, phone 472. - - ATTENTION MEMBERS OF B. P. O. ELKS NO. 328 I ' . X.. .V... till meeting held on July 23. notice was formally glv ea that at the regular meeting be held on August 27lh, a motion would be made authorizing and directing the trustees of Kosc-burg Lodge, No. II. 1'. O. Klks to sell 4 the playground known as Far- quar's Island. J. T. GOODMAN, Secretary. T atre the mounting popularity of this actress. Her present vehicle la the first in which she has ap peared in a long time that did not give her a crook role for inter pretation, and she seems to have gained new inspiration from the picturesque character, i Certainly she has never given a more finish ed dramatic performance. Power, pathos and passion light up her characterization in such a way as to make it one of the outstanding performances of the year. The story deals with the patriotic fer vor of a girl, leader of a band of "Carbonari" who have revolted from the villainous rule of the Al calde of Manzilla, at the foot of the Pyrunees. Mixed up in the swift action of the plot is a young American millionaire who. is kid napped from his yacht and shaken out of his habitual boredom. At the Liberty Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. o ' Before you buy paint or wall pa Ier, call at Fisher's Paint and Wall Paper store. Paint 75c per gallon. Will paper at any old price. EIS CITK SHOW SPOT Johnny lllnotu, Itosebtirg boy, wns painfully cut about the face and riKht arm last iiIkIU at ubout 1 1 o'clock, as a result of an aulo accident on South Stephens street, near the comer of Woodward. Young illnoto was riding in a car driven by Floyd Urown nt the linio of tho accident, llroun started to pull In to tho curb to park, when n Ford coupe, which had been park ed In front of them Marled to pull out, hindering the driver's view, and causing him to collide with a Iruck which was purlied farther ahead of the coupe. The force ol Ihe Impact threw lllnotu through the windshield, cutting the lid of ''""""a One of flnsebiirg's grentest show spots at the present time Is the yard and grounds of the Orecon Soldiers Home, located west of the city. I luring ihe past few years Commandant Kiddle has given the Improvement of the grounds a great deal of attention, and In spite of va rious handicaps has developed the suiTimndings of Ihe Institution un til they are a derided credit. The Ihwmh have been leveled and bor dered with a gorgeous display of flowers, which Rio so planted that their blooms afford a delightful coloring from early spring until late fall. At tho present time the flowers are at their best and the yard is a beauty spot, which per hups has few equais in the state. All extensive sprinkling system lias been Installed, so that the lawns and flower beds can be kept Irrigated regularly, and as the in stiiutioii has lis own irrigation pumping plant, there Is littlo cost in maimaining the yard. Improvements at the Soldiers Home during the next two years will be very few. owing to the fact that the uproprlation hills vetoes at the Ih:u legislative session, included y all of the funds for main- lils right eye, causing a deep ' tenance anil nothing was provided gash in the riclit Jawbone, and a I '"r extensions or improvements to severe cut In the artery on th ! grounds lir buildings. right side of the neck, lie received minor cuts on tho right knuckles i and arm, and quite a little loss of j blood. Itrown was uninjured. The. car in which the boys were driving was badly damaged, having a; smashed radiator, bent fender and broken windshield. Ilinot was Ink-! en to tho ofriees of Ur. Wade und received medical attention. I For washed sand and gravel, and piaster sanil see KiKlolph Harness, Miady mint, or leave orders at Marksbury store. M EWJ "S Antlers Theatre ( v!.it(M r,M 1mhI Win-.) CONSTXTINOPLK, Aug. 13. Mustapha Kemal Pasha, president ot tho Turkish republic, has dis- i.iiucu ins wne iauie ltanoun. An official statement says that lilH nruulflcnr ,l..l,ln.l .. . Abraham i.lnrnln," which re-ii, hi. -u i,.. i.. . ,i corded the life and romances of tho . r.... ,,, ,..i ,n.. .... most beloved of American presi-jh from August 5 dents. pro,e,l lo b one of the most . N reasons are given officially surcessml Pictures over filmed. fr lhe ,,vorce. but public rumor .Now conies Ihe M-arlet West." has been busy for some time con memorializing anoiher chapter in ,,rg tho relations of tho nresi American history, and its phenoiue-1 ,,.llt " nal popularity will, moiion picture, rtm divorce is attributed in somo 17,Z" d,'n"'"8l"" quartern to a tendency to master drainas aim historical settings are iiesg by .Madam Latife and to in keen demand throughout tno i,. r desire i,. in .,i..r. hi, h '""lry. .) r huh,l nnUl,l..r...l - 1.1m ..'J, '"m"' W'"r ,,'.'l'lcta ",0 r l'hi''.- A serious disagree slruggle of the many tr bes of In. V ., i. . , --- -- ,.,,. Mi-Timlin i-.iiit.-uL i.u wevivo w.nim in ui.- west in Keep out the (muling white men. In search of new homes, and the bl.iodv con- flirts whlrh followed. To nrnlm I ine settlers, regiments How Many Miles Jw- i in Your Motor? And What Do They Cost? The answer is not in the price per quart of oil, but how much per mile. Nor are the higher priced oils necessarily the best. For examples There isn't a better motor oil in the world than Aristo Motor Oil. It is refined in Cali fornia, from selected west era crude. Because of volume pro duction, and low freight rates, ir easily under-sclls the eastern oils. Some people think that the higher price means a better oil. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Aristo, as an instance, is made without regard for cost with concern only for quality. And it couldn't be a better lubricant if you paid twice as much for it. . Aristo combats the for mation of carbon. It is an unexcelled lubricant. Its saving is thus in service as well as price. Made by the Union Oil Company, sold at Union Oil service stations and by independent dealers of the first class every where. Motor Oil f Mi ' LA fhaT fV' v J' . , BEST ALL WAYS Union Oil Company ot California u Also Producers of Union Qasoline 111! were pound Into thu conreni rated lino torts, (luell any uprising. j "Checkers." whlrh was acrept ,ed as the Kr.-anM rare n ark plav eer produced, now conies to ihe .screen si a W illiam Kn photoplay relilli-d "(iold H.-.ls." The new : picture will .r shown t ,hP Am. i Ins theatre Friday, opening an en- g-ii.-''ini nt of two d,i)s. t Kole'ti A Knew has the d adlng ri.lcln the part of "l'hecker" ; Campbell, created by Thomas W. Hoss niom than a do. iele ago. IVy Hiaw plaa Ihe f. llllnine I' Ins been s.il-l It noiahle sport-m-n lliai l. -nry M li:o,-....ni, I'I'.v hail a greater Influence In alli-lnng lh pin;, h .i,,r.;, Toi,k from the nirf than all ll,e ., that ever were enacted. ! Thea're patrons will remember the colorlul siory of "Chrrkers." whlrh l followed fallhtully in "Hold Hwls." . Liberty Trmtrt j.ly i:,ihinho.-.," a Mi id part In whirh i:rljn Hunt puts all of her vlt Id MronRllty S a son of fiery and less Impractical Juan of 'Arc. la proving at in Liberty the.1 i when Madam La life left hur-1 lly to rejoin her parents. All , commissars for tha Turkish erntiient were nresent In hid '"i'iii is i r adieu except the president. leaily to Mustapha Kemal Pasha was pn.irrled January I'll. l!'-'3. to Latile Irinoum. daughter ot Mouaamerou t l:akt Bey, a wealthy merchant of Si.iyrua. The daughter Is said to In- e brought him a dowry of one ti !;ilon Turkish lire. A few mrntus l.ii-d Mudaine Tailfe, known as a l- !:rt cr In women's rights, was pi.'i'osrd as a deputy to the Tutk- Darllamenl Irom Constantino- 6y women of that city who e Indignant over Ihe unsuccesa- proposal of (he Deputy Salih i udl lo make marriase obtiga- j-- - I inii...k. I-eVfV' 3L A.a, 3 m . . . .. :, .. minrni r t I Jt X jftl I I I 1 mm. 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