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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1925.
84,000 others
own eletiric ranges 'but THESE you KNOW!
J. E. McCLINTOCK, Roaeburg.
Electrle Rang, liglits and household
appliances. SJC 07
Average monthly bill - V 3 J I
GLENN WIMBERLY, Roieburg.
Electrio Rang, lighta and household
appliance. yi OQ
Average monthly bill Qt.aW
DR. 0. E. HOUCK, Roaeburg.
Elaetrlc Ranga, lighta and houaahold
appliances. (( QO
Avaraga monthly bill OO.Oti
CLAIR K. ALLEN, Roaeburg.
Elaetrle Ranga, lighta and houaahold
appllaneaa. pr J
Avaraga monthly bill JJ.tI
FOSTER BUTNER, Roaeburg.
Elaetris Ranga, lighta and houaahold
appllaneaa. ' pJ oo
Avaraga monthly bill - ?DaC
MAX 8. HAMM, Roaeburg.
Elaetrle Rang, lighta and household
appliance. ( o
Average monthly bill JJ.Z1
tcAUTOMWrloW:G7
POWtR. COMPANY
Here are the names of just half a dozen
of the many owners of electric cooking
ranges in your own neighborhood.
84,000 other homes here in the West
already know the convenience and the
economy of cooking by electricity. But
these are homes you know!
Today these neighbors of yours arp
gladly allowing us to publish the actual
figures taken from their electric bills for
the past year. Like ourselves, they want
you to know just how economically you,
too, can enjoy this better, cleaner, more
modern way of cooking.
Compare these figures with your own cost of
ordinary -fuel. And remember, they include not
only the current for cooking, but for all electric
lights, and other electrical appliances as well.
In every case these average figures cover the
winter months. In summer, when a cool kitchen
is so important, the electric bills are even less.
Your dealer has just received a new stock of
electric ranges. Make your selection today on
convenient payment terms if you prefer.
HUUKPAlirNKHS
IN FKUUMUiS
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
AMERICA'S Greatest:
ykcmoty
ROUND TRIP
Jrvm PORTLAND
The "Double Triangle" Tour
Canadian Rockies
Jasper National Park
Scenic British Columbia
rery mile a picture!
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A.B. HOLTORP.
City Pm& Agut
122 Third St.,
PORTLAND, Oi.
Phone Broadway 3)00
LOCAL NEWS J
From Glide
Mr. ljff Knitlm. of lllcl, appnt
yet,Tilay in tilts city shopping und
attending to buslneas afrHira.
Visitor Wednesday
Mra. Hoy llalflpld, of Roberta
Creek, motored here yesterday and
spent the afternoon vIsMing with
friends and shopping. -In
Yesterday
Mrs. C. I.. Oarr returned to her
homo In Kutherlin after spendlnc
si'vernl hours here visiting and
shopping.
Enroue South
Mrs. Tom Pulley, of I.ob Angeles,
passed through this city yesterday,
enroule home after a visit In Tort
land. She Is the niece of Mra. Carl
I.undeen of this elty.
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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
there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will 'do
you good.
Plan to Visit Us Next Saiurdau and Sunday
niaimiiiiimi
Htra From Portland
Frank Terry, of Portland, Is
upend! nK a few iliiyn In thin chy on
buslm'HH and vlwltinR villi frit'iuK
Business Visitor
(JeorRe Amltrnon motored from
Melrose yesterday and spent the
afternoon her attend. we to busl
nest affairs.
Hers From Medford
J. J. liuchter, of the California
Oregon Power Company, la here
from Medford for a few days at
tending to bu sine us affairs.
From Glide
John Hurne, (illde resident, spent
several noun: here yesterday at
tending to business matters and
trading.
From Hoagtln
Clyde Whili returned to his
home at HougHti yesierdity even
tllK llfler KpetidlllK a few hours
here on buslnetm.
Visitor from Melrose
Among those from the rural ills
trlets to pend a few hours hero
Wednesday on business was Carl
Lindsay, of Melrose.
Visitor in Town
Oscar Shock ley motored from
Kock Cretk yestenlay and skiu
'the afternoon here attending to
I business affairs.
Susiness Visitor
i Carle ton Livingston, of lh-t-r
1 Creek, motored here yesterday and
spent several hours trading ami
; transacting business.
Mr. Wilson In
H. U Wilson mntorrd from Myr-
tie Creek yesterdny and spent a
' few hours attending to business
'matters and visiting friends,
j From Melrose
; .'rM, Staurfer returned to his
I home at Meitose yesterday after
I nwn after spending a short time
here looking after btisineita mat
ters. Wright's In
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wright sni
son. iHntald, of Caps lllahee, sin nt
eslentay here shopping and look
ing after business matters.
From Glide
Among those from (tilde to mo
tor here yesterday and spend the
day visiting with friends and on
business was Hubert Casebeer.
The Itustnrns and Professional
Women's Club of Hoseburg, will
hold a banquet at the Hotel t'mp
qua Indian Room on Fsiday. Sept.
4th at 6 IS. The state president.
Miss Louise Hacker of Portland,
will be present. Our local president.
Miss Hosa B. Parrot. Is home from
her vacation and will preside. All
members are rrqoesled to be pres
ent.
LOCAL NEWS
Rib grass, bum mixture and oth
er field seeds at Wharton Bros.
From Powers
Lester Ausen, of Powers, spent
yesterday in Hoseburg veiling and
on bUriiuAs.
Visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Ktlerwalt of Plllard, spent
yesterday afternoon In Hoseburg
vUltiug with friends and shopping.
Leaves This Morning
Mrs. Frank Welch lei n and daugh
ter, of thla city, left this morning
for points south for a visit of a
few days.
From Powers
lian W. Thornton was among
those from Powers to spend a few
hours In Ruseburg yesterday - on
business.
Arrives From Seattle
Miss Myrtle Nelson, of Seattle,
arrived hero this morning ta spend
a short time visiting and on busi
ness. Judge Bunnel Visitor
Judge K. H. Bunnell, county
judge of Klamath county, spent a
few hours in this city visiting
friends.
In For Day
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend y enter-day hero on
business was Oscar Iauelnberg, of
Oak Creek.
Here From Ourvallla
Mrs. L. A. Littiefield, of Cor-,
valtis, arrived hem last night to ;
spend a short tlma visiting with I
relatives. ,
Kroni Tiller
Mrs. K. L. Pollard arrived here :
yesterday evening from Tiller to 1
spend a short time visiting with
friends and attending to business, j
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license was issued at
Eugene yesterday afternoon to John
H. Wilson of Hoseburg, and Mr.s
May Iterehtold of Eugene.
Hew TinJay
Mrs. C. N. Smith and Mrs.
Pearl Cathcart, of Marshfield, mo
tored here to spend the day vis
iting friends and shopping,
Mrs. Do lierimrdi YInUm
Mrs. Joe DeBernardl, of Idleyld
spent yesterday afternoon In thla
city visiting with friends and
shoppng. Mrs. De Bernard! was
formerly Miss Olive Kredrlckson,
of this city.
The International tractor disc
will do your work in half the time
required by other lighted discs. We
have 6, and 7-foot sizes in stock.
Wharton Bros.
ItetuniH 1-Vom Klamath Falls
W. A. Cumminga returned to
Hoseburg last night after spend
ing the past few days looking
after business affairs In Klamuth
Kails.
Mr. Hiiiley Hero .
K. C. Hnlley, of the public ser
vice commission, arrived here
from Sulem last night to spend a
M.iort time on business,
lidive For Fast
It. L. Mitchell and Lewis Jag
gers, of Joplfn, Mo., who have
been guests of Mr. .Mitchell's sis
ter, Mrs. C. L. Keding at Dlllard
for several weeks, have left for
their home in the east.
En route South
Mrs. T. S. Brennan and daugh
ter. Laura Brennan, of Seattle, who
stopped here yesterday, left this i
morning for San Francisco, where
they will visit. Mrs. Brennan was
here receiving medical treatment.
Return to California
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Powell and
Miss McCow, who have been spend
ing the summer on their ranch on
the Curry estate, left this morning
for their home at Barstow, Cali
fornia. He-e This Morning
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Turn oil and
family, of Oakland, California, real-
dents of this city eight years ago, 1
stopped In Hoseburg this morning
and visited Mrs. Turnells sister.
Mrs. J. K. Falbo. They are motor
ing to northern points, enjoying a
month's vacation.
Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs. U. W. Berrier and daughter
who have been visiting Mrs. Ber
ber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Knight, for the past three weeks.
left this afternoon for her home in
Los Angeles. She was called there
uton receiving word of the serious
illness of Mr. Berrier.
Mrs, Skelly Here
Mrs. O. Skelly and daughter.
Maxtne, recently of Kugem, stop
ped here today to be the guests of
Mrs. P. P. Fisher for a short time.
Mrs. Skelly formerly resided here
and has many friends in Hoseburg.
She and her daughter will continue
south to California after visiting
here.
Nebraska People Visit I
Mr. and Mrs. IT. H. Clark, of Os
ceola. Nebraska, who have been
visiting In Portland. Kugene and
other points, stopped here yester
day to visit. They are enroute now
to Lo Angeles, and other Califor
nia points. They state that they
find the scenic spots of this state
very beautiful and that they are
much Impressed with the surround
ing country.
lint lien Kctum Home
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Butner and
daughter. Miss Frances Butner, '
and Miss Daphne Hughes have re
turned from an auto trip to Med
ford, Klamath Fails and Crater
Ijike. They state that they had
a splendid trip and find the sce
nic wonders of southern Oregon i
are all that tourists boast of.
Kn route To mmt From Fast
Fred To lie. Coqullle man,
spent yesterday here before go-
lng on to his home at the roast. '
Mr. Tnlles has been attending, as
a representative from the coast,
the International amateur trap
shoot In the east recently, and
was tn route home after stopping
at Seattle and way points to
Vlf.lt.
Mr. Haling Worse
D. M. Hedlng. of Dlllard. 'who
ha been 111 for some time, and
who has been at home after be-
Itng r (in fined at a Portland hospt
ital for several months, again re
turned there for treatment, and.
Is much worse since his return
i from the city last Wennesnay.
.Mr. Benin has many frlenns at
Dlllarh. who hope for his early
I recovery. j
Standard Oil Man Visit
R. D. Murden, of the Standard
OH company, Portland, Is spend
ing a short time here on buiueiu.
Iltiinui From Port I und
Men's suits cleaned and pressed,
1150. Hoseburg Cleaners, phuna
472.
Paul Amort returned from
Portland last night, driving back
a new Oldsmoblle for local distri
bution. Miss Bede Here
Miss Huth Bede, of Cottage
flrove, arrived here this morning to
be the week-end guest of Miss Mil
dred Cochran.
American line Insulated fence Is
guaranteed not to rust Sold by
Wharton Bros. .
Former Residents Here
Mr. and Mrs. Hoehne, former
residents, motored here from Med
ford, and are spending the day
Malting with friends.
To Brownsville
Miss Gladys Enger left this morn
ing for Brownsville, where she will
spend the next several days visit
ing. She will ret am here Tu-aduy.
Harold Smith Released
Harold Smith, fined Wednesday
for participation In a gambling
game at Oakland, was released to
day upon the payment of one-half
of hid fine of H5u. He was given
time to raise the remainder of the
money.
PEW
Antler Theatre.
"The Limited Mail," the Warner
Bros. Classic of the Screen which
beKins a two day engagement on
Friday at the Antlerg Theatre, is
a picturlzation of Elmer Vance a
thrilling melodrama of the Went,
directed by Ueorfre Hill.
The atory concrena the fortunes
of Bob Snobsim (Monte Blue) a
ne'er-do-well Easterner who turns
tramp and joins forces with Spike
(Edward Oribbon) and Potts (Will
ard Louis), two others of the care
free brotherhood. When the three
save the Limited Mail from de
struction by a mountain landslide,
Jim Fowler (Tom Gallery), the
mail clerk, strikes up a friendship
with Bob. j
Together the two men bring up j
Bob's motherless little son Bobble
(Jackie Huff) and tojrelher they J
fall In love with Caroline Dale i
(Vera Reynolds), an attractive lit- 1
tie waitress. Bob's past in the form ;
of a chorus girl returns to disturb
his romance, and further complica- ,
tions result when Jim is killed in a '
wreck due to Bob'a carelessness in
missing a danger signal. Bobbie
falls Into a strenm when he follows
Bob In his grief-stricken wander
ings, and the man sacraficea the
boy to rescue the Mail train from a
landnlide.
How Bpilce rescues little Bobbie.
how Caroline's faith is restored
and she and Bob find happiness to
gether forma the climax to the
dramatic story.
Quick turnover. Advertise. A
classified ad today brings Bales tomorrow.
Loyalty to
Roseburg
Merchants
We recognlie the right of every
one to buy where he pleases. We
have no quarrel with folks that
ask us to buy their produce, and
then when they buy something,
send their money a loru wav oft
to mail-order houses. It's tiue,
though, that none of that mon
ey ever comes back to Douglas
county to make better schrols
and roads and to add to the
general development.
But waive acquaintance and sen
timent aside. I-ook at the ques
tion as a matter of self-interest.
We have the catalogs of the
mail-order houses and know
their prices.
Take as an example a Volt
Storage Battery.
MAIL ORDER PRICE
6-Volt Battery $11.82
P. O. Money Order 12
P. O. Stamp 02
Express 1.50
Installation 50
Total Cost $13.96
Perhapa wait one week for de
livery and pay for service bat
tery. OUR PRICE HERE AT
ROSEBURG IS
$10.50
No waiting. No rent for ser
vice battery, quality WELL
KNOWN, fully guaranteed or an
actual raving In dollars and
rents of 1.1 4 1 by buying at home.
This Is Just one example, friends
and neighbors. All we ask Is
that, after looking at the pic
tures of the goods In the far
away warehouses, you come here
and see the goods themselves
and get onr prices. Money back
If anything you buy here la not
perfectly satisfactory.
A. C. McMILLIN. Mgr.
ROSE GARAGE
(Formerly Smith's Oarage)
Roaeburg, Ore.
Authorised PHK.ST O LITE
IM.trlhntnrK
"F R II r
t4i
SPECIAL
AT-
STiN
Watermelons, lc Pound
Bananas, 3 lbs. 25 cts.
311 West
Cast Street
Roaeburg, Ore.
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO LOOK ON THE BRIGHT
SIDE. THERE ARE MANY THINGS THAT SHOULD
MAKE EVERY CITIZEN PROUD OF THE HOME CITY.
EVERYONE SHOULD LOOK FOR THE GOOD
THINGS. BY DOING SO THEY WILL FEEL BETTER,
CAN DO MORE AND WILL HELP THE HOME CITY
MORE.
We Solicit Your Freight
and Express Shipments
DAILY RUNS
PROMPT SERVICE
Compare our Insurance carried for your
protection with umount required by law'
Each Truck Required Carried
Cargo :....$500.00 $2,000.00
Collision None Full Coverage
Public Liability 5-1 0,000.00 20-40,000.00
Property Damage ."$ 1 ,000.00 $ l ,000.00
Oregon Auto Transportation Co.
Successora to
Roseburg-Portland Auto Freight
Roseburg Office 40 1 Oak St. Phone 3 1 -J
Portland Office E. Water and Yamhill, Auto Freiflht Terminal
Phone E9924
Quality Shingles
New car just received. Ask us
about them '
Denn-Gerrctsen Co.
231 N. Main St. Phone 128
It's a real pleasure
, to travel by stagel
Speed with safety, combined with scenic
beauty, comfortable stages anj frequency
of service, stage travel is enjoyable at
any season of the year.
We take the work out of travel and put
f Measure in. Ask your ticket office for a
ist of the beautiful trips on, or in con
nection with, our lines.
COAST AUTO LINES
Office at Terminal Hotel
Phone 586 30J North Jackton
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