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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28, 1925, :n g n n nDgj&4gnn n n r r saving Cash stores Cash Does Count Everyone know the purchasing power of ready money and it it jutt a potent in the grocery busineu as elsewhere. Those who buy only for cash personally select the things they buy. They make close comparisons and are careful of their purchases. They are keen, discriminating shoppers. They expect better values are entitled to them and they get them. Try it for a month. Go on a cash basis shop at Ska-res Stores and notice how many nice things you can buy with the money you save. , Saturday Features SUGAR, Pure Cane, fine granulated, 25 lb. bag $1.69 BUTTER, Skaggs' Best, highest quality, pound 53c CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, all varieties, 6 cans for 55c CALIFORNIA SARDINES, in large oval cans, 3 for 35c All Week Features "ASPARAGUS, Libby's Salad Points in tall round tins 29c LILY OF VALLEY GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, 3 tins 69c LILY OF VALLEY CUT REFUGEE BEANS, 3 tins 69c NEW CROP BLACK FIGS, 3 pounds for 57c QUARTS OF GREEN OLIVES 58c LARGE LEMONS, 2 dozen for 55c BEST GRADE OF BULK COCOA, 3 pounds 23c OCEANIC SALMON, Spring Catch, large tins, 2 for 65c BROOMS, Parlor Brand, big value 89c WESSON OIL, Half Gallon, 93c; quarts 48c CERTO for Jell, 2 bottles 58c 8 ROLLS CREPE TISSUE, in Shopping Bag 49c Skaggs United Stores No. 255 WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER 1 15 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon E and also Idaho will each form a separate section In the parade. The va-'ious band j. floats, and other special features will be In line with th 'lr various section. Taking It all In all. It la expected that the Odd Vllows parada will be one of the mut spectacular and dignified pa grants that has taken p.ace In Portland during the year. The one hundred and first an nual session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will be held In Portland September 21 25. The program for the occasion haa Just been completed and Is now in the hands of the printer. It will be a souvenir booklet of the Pacific Northwest, containing pic tures of ail the leaders of the var ious branches In the Order. On September 19, preceding the opening of Sovereign Grand Lodge, there will be an excursion on the S. P. 8. railroad to the shores of the Pacific ocean. The members of the Order In Clatsop county are providing a clam bake and seafood banquet for the thousand or more ftfleirntea who urn .vne.-terf In tfibe 'thin trin. The trln will he free to How long should a wife live? IT if 1 qMTUrWTTIIMMWMT1 "The Beaten Pathway" TO THE 20th CENTURY Is built upon the firm foundation of Thrift The greater the traffic the stronger the Foundation. Every step means a Saving to Thousands, who, ft daily, travel this road. YAKIMA. Aug. 28. Several of the lurge apple shippers here have filed a romplaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission In which they say an unfair ad vantage is given to bulk and bas ket shipments over boxed ship DientH. In the ruling by the com- lONtilNKKH HLAIX, VlltKMAN I1AIH.Y HCAI.IHIO IN VYIttCt'K. 'j'lTTHHUKGlI, Aug. 27. Tho llaffulo oxpre's, crack Pennsyl vania' flyer, north-bound from PJUUburg, was wrecked at Itrau-btirn,- 20 miles from here loiluy. The train, constating of one ex press car. a baggage and mull cur, three coaches and two purlor curs, loft PittsliurKh shortly afler in o'clock. It was due In lluf folo at G p. m. ..First reports to the rnllrond fv-'Mwir. r,r: vi?nz:z iclub work will !.. killed and Kirumun J. H. Kldlur scalded when tho Incunio ttve and the express, limit and buKKUKo cars ! t L tho mils. Htudfbttkcr mod o Is. BE BIG FEATURE OF STATE FAIR all officers and members of S. O. j mUtf.oD a minimum of 30,000 lbs. L., General Mi.ltary Council, offi cer and members of the associa tion of itebekah Assemblies, Grand eecretar!-s and Grand scribes, and members of the I. O. O. F. Fratern al Press association. All of these organizations of Odd Fellowship will bold sessions in Portland dur ing Sovereign Grand Lodgo week. On the Sunday of September 20, special services will be held for the visitors in the First Baptist church. This will be followed by a reception in the afwrnoon at the Odd Fellows Home, 32nd and Hot gate streets, given by the Hebekah Assembly of Oregon to all Odd Fel lows and Rebekahs. The regular sessions of the var ious branches of the Order wilt be held in the new Odd Fellows Tem ple, corner ltrth and Salmon streets, opening on the morning of September 21. The evening ses sions, general receptions, etc., will be held in the City Auditorium, while there will be several ban quets held In tho dining room of Hotel Multnomah which Is the of ficial headquarters for Sovereign 1 Grand Lodge Officers. Much preparation is being made by all the lodges In Oregon, as well as Washington, Idaho, and sur rounding states for the grand par-1 ade which takes nlace on Wednes- ! In permitted, while the minimum on boxed apples is 36.000 pounds. This, the shippers Interested claim, favors the bulk and bas ket men to the disadvantage of the box shippers. They say they should have the same minimum or else 'the hearing should be re opened and the basket rate made the same as that which now ob tains on boxed apples. A discrepancy of about 7,400 pounds Is the actual difference claimed by the proponents of the boxed shipments. It amounts to afiout 25 per cent and, they claim, Is favoritism for the basket and bulk rate. They say the general policy of rate-making should pre vail in establishing the rate on basket chlpmenu, and so they ask the Commission to make the mi nimum on boxed apples the same a on basketed apples. When the rate on basketed ap ple was granted, boxed apple men said It would not he used to any extent. Hut the fact that orders have been received for several hundred cars and a number of s tappers have many cars of bas kets on hand, leads to the belief that the new pack is being given ftr trlnL i-'vpiv the men mak- !lng the application to the Com mission admit that considerable frull is being shipped In baskets. Offerings Saturday and Monday August 29th and 31st ..25c Wesson Oil, Quart Can .. MQn I Creme Oil Soap .431 5 Bars Kerr Rolled Oats, MQn Freshly Milled, 9 lb. skfjU Fruit Jars Genuine Ball Masons Complete with Porcelain Lined Zinc Caps and New Rubbers, quarts, Dozen Lux, Large I Fost Toasties, Package Z3l 2 Packages ........ 73c 19c Crystal White Soap, 6 Bars 25c Parowax, 2 lbs 25c Maple Leaf Salmon Fancy Columbia River Chinook, I lb. can 25c; 1 lb Can'. 43c j Crisco, 6 lb. Can $1.39 Toilet Paper, Full Wt. Fancy Crepe, 4 rolls ... 23c Raisins, Thompson Seedless, 3 lbs .28c I Royal Baking Powder' 12 oz. Can 43c; 2 lb. $1.29; 5 lb Mason Jar Caps, Zinc QQn Pocelain Lined, 2 doz.0wb $2.39 1 Hershey Cocoa, i lb. cans 15c Libby's Pineapple, Sliced, lge. cans, 2 for. 53c Flour Fisher's Blend, 49 lb. Sack $2.57; Crown or Sperry'a $2.47; Kerr's Best Patent $2.37 Pink Salmon, Tall Can .15c Maraschino Cherries, "Topping" Salads, 5 ounce bottle For 19c Shasta Tea, Ceylon and India (Black) tQn gj A pound pkge ..ZJu S day, September 28. The line of I Kven If their application Is grant march and plan of organization for led. they say, It will be of no avail this big parade has been establish ed. It is expected that at least 40.000 members nf the Order will participate in this parade, and every lodge within a radius of 100 ml'es of Portland Is organizing for exhibition in the line of march. Many of the counties of Oregon are orKanlztng full county units. Tilla mook county, with a membership of over 6oo, Is expecting to place a float, brans band, and at hast 400 members in their section. Yam hill county has over 91)0 members of the various branches of Odd Fe this Beason against the movemeut of baskets apples. While not admitting the fair ness of the contention of the 'op poxition, a number of the shippers who have orders for basketed ap ples claim they are reaching a new market and will dispose of ninny cars of apples, prurtlcally nmking a better market for the boxed variety. In the meantime, the old fight la again to the fore. The bulk and basket men thought they bad won It after several years' con- builds no yearly ! (Continued from page 1.) for premiums in The News-Review. They mean dollars to you Great English Beauty Secret : "Howard's ButtermilK Cream" DruOOirts Told Not to Take Any one's Money Unless This Delight ful New Vanishing Cream Quick ly Show a Decided , Improvement. BIG DEMAND, SAY DRUGGISTS arc: swine, sheen. dairy cattle, dairy herd record keeping-. btef cattle. coats, noultrv. Read the Classified ads. coin potato, vegetable gardening, ; wnai. tanning, cook pry, sewing. home-making, and miscellaneous projects such as homo beau tin ca tion, bees and rabbits. Ribbons will be awarded to the counties having the most attrac tive booths. On the opening day of the fair, September UK, there will be live stock Judging contetitH. and later in the wees a poultry judging con test will be held to determine the state championship team. Cun ning teams will compete during (he lowHhlp., They will also have a tentlon, but at any rate mey nae band. Moat, and sections of organ-jcniciieu mmwiB iu. . i,... i ,0hr-. Tho h,i,u nfftwo. Among well-informed and ttiplr fnmn.OK.a r.,nnrfa th,, fnllv UnOiauPa Snippers U IS ik. nnihhin ...in K that the Commission ' sent on that day. Karly In the ar- iKrant the application for the ell- rangements Marion county organ ized the various lodges of that sec- belleved ill not buttermilk Cream creates beauty alino.1t like mag:c. The most won derful thing about It Is the fart Mint while It turns the dullest, iimut lifeless complexion to radiant beau ty and makes red or rough hundi or arms snowy white, yet (here Is not the slightest sign of Its use af ter application. It actually vanishes fruin sight and the most healed at liHiMphere will not produce the leant shlninesa or greatdness of the skin. io matter whether you are truu Mid with a poor complxlon, wrin kles, puffiness around the eyes, freckles, crows' feet or lines around the mouth, ugly finger nulls, or Just a ji tin pie roughness of the face, hands or anna caused by wind or sim, Jrnu will find that any or all t( tlU'fte troubles will quickly iIin- -.'V , .V I) tlnn for participation In the big parade. Astoria will be on hand with her municipal band, and those who have sen them in pantile dur ing the past, know that they will ' make a good showing. Pendleton j will be down with a big delegation , from lT mat Ilia county, while the ! 7.000 members of the Order In Portland are exp-'cted to be In the line of parade almost to a man. The parade will form on 14th and Morrison streets and the streets running south and west from this Intersection. The time of starting Is 2 o'clock, and the line of marrh will b as follows: The parade will r marc I' from 11th ana Morrison ! street east on Morrtsfin to 12th, imlnution of the differential, as It was practically agreed on at the examiner's bearing between the ruilroads and others of the opposition. Men's Bulls cleaned ana pressed, $1.50. Hose burg Cleauers, phono 472. TO PLACE TABLET 1ST0HICAL week, and there will also be rabbit JuilKlnt: contests. Fresh Interest Is aroused among 'north on 12th to Alder, east on Al the young folk or the state thislder to Mmadway. north on llroad year in their visit to the state fair. way to Pine, east on Pine to 6th. resulting from the completion of south on 6th to Morrison, east on the handsome new building on the I Morrison to 5th, north on 5th to fair grounds which Is to house ! Pine, fast on Pine to 4th. south on them during the week In whtrb4th to Taylor, west on Taylor to they are the giiestn of the state j loth, south' cn 10th to Madison, fair board. This camp will be com-'east on Madison to filh. dlsbandinK posed of the two boys and twoito the east and south as directed girls from each county who havo TEH 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "Not surrounded by tin" That's why you save 10c a pound. Direct from our Roaster to you Pound 45c; 2 pounds 89c I I There really is no better place to trade than at a 120th Century Grocery f ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St, OAKLAND STORE Baker-Flanary BIdg. GUIS OF sollne distribution. Kach of these I dealers Is an Independent mer jchaut. conducting his own busi ness. Because of his direct per- .sonul interest, he Is prone to Rive nnlc available emergency. to assist in any When ono tries to visualise the condition that would result if all the gasoline service stations should suddenly be cloned and scored highest number of point In any one club project In llielr by the marshals. To commemorate the history which surrounds the old Ten Mllo church a tablet has been prepared and will be placed on the building and unveiled with special ceremonies on Sunday, September . at an all day service. Tha M. E. Chnrch nt Ten Mile Is llnitermllk Cream. county, and Ihe Judrim anil can-'klns. Mayor Cenrue U llsker. Wsl to prove tins to your complete ; nlns; teams hhh score highest Iter M. Tierce, (inwrnor of Oregon, satisfaction, get a small quantity ! number of lioinla in erh nuiniv land the Ceneral Committee of Ar Responsible persons will supervise 'langements and Oregon tirnn l j these camps. Scholarship donations for win ners In boys' snd gills' club work I for the forthcoming fair have been The sections as arranged will he'"ne of the oldest churches of the led by fhl.f nf Police I.. V. Jen- naving i.een oum '" ins unveiling iriini-i iii mi at 10:30 nn Sunday morning, with a basket dinner at noon, and ser vice In the afternoon snd even ing. Hev. Iinnford. the district superintendent will preach at the morning service, and uev, jnsepn ltdge officers. Ko lowing till.- will be the Patriarchs Militant, one of the finest raparison-Ml body of organised marchers in the world appear Hh the use of Howard's 'all that Is necessary Roseburg Rod and - Gun Club Regular Meeting at A. T. Lawrence Office on Cass Street FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 ; AH members are urged to be present, as there will bea member of the State Came Commission Z present and our program for fall should be lined up. today al ymir favnrlli tnilt-t rihhM counter with the utidiTHtandlug that tht-y will frt'Hy return Hit pur chiiHC minify tdiould you he dismals-tied. Itiauilful artnHt'n nay. "A nhort j .. k- lhrt ,,,.., ... !i nu-t ihr., i,.v iwn mii!iragt with Howard's Buttermilk , wnir ....r,.,.. .. ' -. ..... ...nv ...... ninm.t ,.Mh.r. r retiring lKoHter KIHmt. lortlamI Klectrlr ' t ttlM hranch of Odd Fellowship In Power company. Chamber or Com-(' lit line of march at Sovereltn hiimm j merce. 1'nion Stock YardH, Swift tlrand Lodge. Next there will be company. Pnrtlan Clearing Houkp the Hdor menihera of the trdT In j nsninniiliiil, I nHiurt1 1 rt'tlll AHCOCI- "". H i'Arirtirti ill (it. rtrii atlon, l,dd & Tilton Hank, Orv gonian 1'ubllnhlng company, Stan dard Oil company. North western "Remember the good old days when Instead of a gas atutlon on almost every corner, it was miles between points where gaso line could be Rem red? Motoring was a real adventure then, for maybe you got gaa and maybe you didn't. Then when you did i find it for sale, the dealer would ! have to tip up a barrel, pour it i out into a measure and then , fntiHol It Inin nnr funis -nil liner more or less of it in the process." These are some of the recol lections called up by an old user, when discussing the evolution of the gasoline service station. "Of course In the early days of 'the automobile." he explains. "when oars were few and far between, the sale of gasoline was only a small and unpleasant de tail of the hardware or grocery dealer's business. Gradually, however, as the number of motor l"ts increased, men began to spe cialize in service to them. The village smithy evolved into the modern garage, and enterprising dealers began to erect speclul ser vice Bt at i,ons. "Today the preen nnd white stations where Ceneral gasoline Is sold are typical of the highest form reached )y Independent ga- the very best service possible. I the public be forced to go back to the methods of ten or fifteen years ago, it is possible to real ize how big a part they play In the economic scheme of today." Kree air and water, with all those ; little personal services which add 'so much to the satisfaction of the customer, have been provided. "Abo. in addition to the sale of gasoline and oil, the Indepen dent dealer usually haa a line of accessories and conveniences and often Tina a competent merh- Boys' all-wool suits and over coats made to measure $1S.00 to $27.50 at Berniers, the Tailor, 2 doors north Liberty theatre. I minute by jttyf j hot or cold ,A Tjtf-iS Safe Milk and Diet For Infants. Invalids, the Aged, Nursing Mothers, Children, etc Crr:tm ill night hrftu-e Knoll of Rosebura- will spi-ak In the aftrrnnon. A general Invita tion la lielnn Issni-d to all rel ili'iits of the rnuntry tn attend, particularly the pioneers. Cook with aas. Be There at 8 P.M. flfiy ear member will ride In this section. After this comes the main body of the parade, Including all of ROSEBURG LADIES IN WRECK NEAR SALEM National Hank, Carl Levero, llleks-1 Multnomah county and various sec- v flatten MiKravIn company. Northwest School Kin nlhini com pany. Crown Mills company, Tort lanil Telecrsni company anil the Dn-Kon Journal I'lihllshlnis com pany, all of I'ortlanil; the National Itiroc-Jeritey lteooril Association. IVorla. III.: Chester White It.ortl Association. Hochester. Imllana: American Shropshire Itexistty As sociation. l.afiiotte. Inil ; Ori-son Jers. y Cattle cmh. Shedd, Ore ; llnlsteln Krlcwlsn Keentil Askim-Is-tton, llnittleboro. Vermont: Ameri can Ayrshire Association, llian ilon. Vermont. The follow Inc are offering ste- cisls for the boys' ami K'rls' club; work: First Kntloial llsnk. James i 11 I. Inn anil Frank V. Inirhln tk Son. all ol Salem; Ilrown Swiss' Ueroni Assoclallon. Ilelolt, Wis.: Oreson Cuernsey Cattle Club. Cor netllls. Oteiron: treson Jersey Cal- le Club. Shcitti. tr'Koii: Oregon llolsteln A"s.wlnthn. St Helens. rei;on; Northwest Ayrshire Ass(. elation, Wcuatchee. Wash, anil Ihe Oregon Shropshire Association. 811 verton, Oregon. lions from Canada, the Kastern. Southern, Central and Western states. The slate of Washing1 If SrfUyto txJit In driving over the wet pave ment just south of S:iMni. Weilnes .Isy afternoon. Mrs. W. (). dinger I of this city, anil a party of ladles, hail a narrow escstn from serious Injuries, when their car skidded across the highway and Into a ditch, turning over, arid pinning Ihe occupants underneath. Mrs. I linger with Mrs. M. Hudkins and Mrs Kenneth dinger, of Uiweburg. and llernadlne Ketten, of I'm Hum!, wrere driving here. There being a number of cars passing on the highway. Mrs. dinger applied Ihe brakes, the wet pavement and oily surface causing the car lo skid, i Inly the fact that the car was go ing at a slow rate of speed, pre vented a more serious accident. The occupants were helpeii out by psssing motorists, and suffered no ill effects beyond bruises and be ing badly shaken up. The acid from the battery, leaking on Mrs. Hud kins while she wa pinned under ih.. . r Hum...! tirartif-Mllv all I h. clothing from her body, but she ft? I'sraned painful burns. Ihe ackl not reaching her body. The car was ft ir. damaged to torn extent. at Cinjf 32me For all members of the family, ailing or well. Serve at meals, between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink, quickly relieves fain tn ess or hunger day or night. ----innTT-nrj WECOMA BATHS In Bandon By the Sea Will Make Your Trip to the Beach Complete One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at your dis posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful th ere. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will 'do you good. Plan to 17.S7 Us Next Salurdau and Sundau