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Newspaper Page TextFour ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 l i : j) saving Aiiswvh stores "Will those Groceries NEVER come?" L.IIHU ULiini i uni I L 1 a A ruun dliiu nab o' delivered! , Madden it. g Vour o'clock guest are coming to dinner and the groceries Isn't It? . . The woman who shops In person always knows thut her groceries will be delivered on time she Ukoa them with her. No worries no delayed dinners. Shn can Invite gueta, secure, hi the knowledge that every needful thing w)l! he at hand when tthu wants ft. Every item will bb of the best, carefully selected by herself. And if she shops at Kkagga the uavlngb shu makes will permit the addition of many extra diilntleK to delight her family and guests. SOLD TO SETTLERS'! (AauiUUd Pm Uawl Win.) IiK.NO. Orp., Sept. 18. The Kale of four tracts ot land on the Tu malo project van announced yes terday as the first concrete result of Iho campaign to secure 200 new seniors for the project. None of the Haifa were of a aiicculatlve na ture, l. J. .Vcl.illan, proj'ct mana ger said. Esrept for a deal two years ago tlm Ii the firm Bale of raw land In seven years. 4) JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB AND 4 OUNNINQ REVIEW All Helnllne Conservatory pupils Interested in the forma- tiou of a Junior Music Club t are Invited to meet Mrs. ileln- line Saturday, Kcjt. 19th at v 4 o'clock. This club Ic open to . former pupil also aid la free to everyone. The Dunning review clasa meets with Mlsa Sapplnglon from 3 to 4 every Saturday and is free to all those who 4 have completed the course. : HEINZ CATSUP Low cat price in years on this delicious cat sup. Lge. bottle.. 28c COFFEE Our No. 1 Blend makes a perfect cup 'or these cool morn ings. I lb 47c 3 lbs $1.39 BRENTWOOD PEAS Tiny sweet peas Western Pack, 3 tins ;k:2 53c CRAPE FRUIT Delicious fruit packed where grown. No. 2 tins, 2 for ... 55c Saturday Only Sugar Pure Cane lOlba 6IC (Limit 10 lbs.) Butter "Skaggs Beit" Perfect Flavor Pound 53C Mothers cocoa a real good cocoa in less expensive package. i lb. Pkg 13c 1 lb. Pkg 23c 2 lb. Pkg 39c 73c MINCED CLAMS No. I Tall Tin 3 for LILY WHITE PASTRY FLOUR Best M. quality. 9 8-10 bag J4b i-e Wallace Dillon. Krinoed bv 1 jiu ren jrjira, i uv tracts soiu ; hunger, crept on inp porch or a ...... Ul .. a. I -n, J Kin- UIMI IUOH B Ulll I It, VI II11IH,-- half of the hind beln- the tl an but the law in the snaps of a po acre Carey Act land, whllo the bal- liccniau obstrred his act and he ance sold for J5 an acre. Imiui s.'rve a sentence of 30 days : Arthur Forest, manager of the i fn i.he county Jail, land settlement committee of the j I'ortland ( hajnbfr of Commerce PHOENIX, Ariz. Hunters with has been on the Tumalo project for Arizona licenses alone may train three days and returned to Port- their rifles on the deer of Kaibib land last night. A favorahln report national forest, Governor Hunt ion the project to the I'ortland or-rnled. Thousands of defr roam Kaiiiatlon was promised by Foster ,ihr.ui;h the foraat and many are in an address to tne Doarcl or atrec-isaiii to be facing starvation be- J? L 1 1 ft FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGETTI IS cz. tin. 2 for . 29c NORVA PEANUT TER I IS. toy pails BUT- 27c Cotton Gloves With knit wrist. Will help in handling the wood pile. Two Pairs 23c Doz $1.34 tors of the llend Commercial club yesterday. MAN POSTPONES HIS FUNERAL "I am 66 years old and for past two years have been auff'-rhiK so badly from stomach and liver troubles, bloating and colic at- etude of lack of forage. For prompt taxi service, city or country trips, Phone 44. FANCY ARTICLE AND FOOD SALE The I Jul It's of fit. Josephs church j will hold a fancy article ard borne' tacks that 1 iid not expect to live; roukd food sain on Nov. lil at J. more than a few months and wusfu. .v-whind & F.on sales room. arranging my affairs and even my 0 funeral. Thre doses of Mar's ' ir xf rtM A f ntOT r"Tt r Wundenil liemedy have entirely I'JINAL, 1 UK cured me." It Is a simple, barm- OF PARKS TO ATTEND Three Wise Men said: 'Let's go to the 20th Century and buy our Foodstuffs" "We save the cosi of delivery We ave the ordinary Grocers' cost of carrying credit risks We save on the 20th Century's superior method of Food distribution. The thousands of keen discriminating Buyers who daily trade there is sufficient proof." j Offerings Saturday and Monday September 19th and 21st gj Carnation Milk, r)Q. t Shrimp, Latest Pack, C. I Kellogg's Corn Flakes Qn g Tall Cans, 3 for j 1 lb. Sanitary tins........ I Uu Package 3b . ...... 43c Maple Leaf Salmon Rich Columbia River Spring Chinook all Salmon, lb. can, 25e; lb Can -Peer of PLATE DEDICATION PINEAPPLE Another cargo of summer packed Hawaiia n Pineapple has just arrived. Prices have advanced, but as our supply of several sizes was exhausted by our last offer, we ive you another opportunity to buy your winte r supply at these exceptionally low prices. EXTRA SLICED The best grade packed perfect slices in rich syrup. Large 21 tins 83c, doz. tins, $3.12, Case (24 tins) BROKEN SLICES The same Pineapple as the extra sliced but Broken in packing; packed in good syrup. Lge. 2 J size tin, 3 for 72c, Doz. tins, $2.43. Case (24 tins) EXTRA CRUSHED Best grated Pineapple rich syrup. No. 2 tins. 3 for 65c, doz. $2.53, Case (24 tins) S Skagg $6.19 $5.49 $4.98 l ha preparation that r'ii.ivert thoj catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal I traet and alleys the Inf iai.iinatior. I which ruses piaeiit ally all ii;.m-! ( -lai.-l It La-! Wiw.) j ...I. II....- I ... ...... i .. - I Wl A'.UTII li Aft vl f,ra 0,.r, : including appendicitis. One dose will IV Stephen A. Mather, director of convince or money refund"'. At rJI j THiitmal parks. Is expected to be druKgUU. - 1 here Sunday to take part in cere-, o I monies at Crater Lake when a ; bronze plate will be placed at the Crater's rim In memory of John '.Visiey Hillman. ho discovered Crater Lake on June 12, 2w3 The mmor!al la being placed by the k fa main county Chamber of Com merce. ( aims uareuty. a rviamain mnmn, i present. A speakins; and was brought to I'.iriland today by , mutiica priram is belnK arranged, a t ailed Stat- dt .uiy n:slial i 0 irom iTinevnie, where lianlayj sell was wounuea wnnestiay biriu in ''Quick" Quaker OaU OQp Large Package. Z3u Old Dutch Qeanser 2 for 15c Soda Crackers, Fresh & Crisp, lb . 15c Mrs. Stewart's Blueing Bottlo C- Del Monte Hot . t luw I Sauce, 2 tins luw Macaroni, Curve out, QCn Fresh stock, 3 lbs ZJO Pineapple New Pack Mellow Slightly Broken Slices, Carefully packed, same as the whole slices. Large Cans 22c; 3 for 65c KLAMATH INDIAN J WOUNDED IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT CAPTURED PORTLAND, Ore.. H nt. 1. ; Patent or Pastry Flour, 10 lb. sk. 58c Swan Matches, Good 00 a sized, full boxes, 6 for. ii3l Crisco, 3 ib. Can . 73c Crab Meat "Sakhalin" 90 per cent whole, firm, sweet, white sections of Leg Meat, "A rare treat", Halves, Can 29c I Crystal White Soap, 2Q lObars JJU s United Stores No. 255 WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER 1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon an attempt to r.tcape from the jail. Uarclay was taken to a hospital for treatment of wounds in his 1' e and , back. lit; was shot when ovcrtak ; en in the brush near tho I'rlncvilie ijall. Dare-lay will b held hern to .facn federal liquor charafs. wooiena Bernier the Tailor. Liberty theatre. y the yard. t doors north Del Monte Peas, Medium tender end sweet, CQ 3 cans w Ju Brazil Nuts, Pound ..22c KN(.I-.VM ACTS TO HAVE ."V HHillWAVS FltOM I X. MnilTLV MVS 1MAK1S " i)NDON, Bcpt. 18. lleaniy pots in the Kngltsh rountryalib) are no louKer to bo disfUnred by nnslxhtly advertisements. H'or IS ' years tho adTertisemunls reaulu- ' Hon set, deslKiied to protect land scapes from advertisements, ha.4 had a loopbolo which trade it In- operative, but this has been slop- - ped by an amending act whi:h reeeived royal assent on the last day of the recent parliamentary suasion. -iionvlctlona or fines will now bo the "order ot the day for anyone - disfiguring the laudsenpo with - offending advertisements. ODD FALLOWS j How many are going lo at- 1 s tend rtovcrelgn (irand lodt;r at 4 I I'ortland next week, Sept. :ist to :Mh? If you are, be on band Friday, Kept. lsth. orflc- . lal progi ani is now in bauds of 4 committee. ) Dy Order of Noble Grand. i t Beat witn cos. VUt.fi HTATK tit si'KXM --MILLIONS IN IMI'IIOXK- .MK.NT OF IIK,IIVVAVS. m'llLIN, Pept. . IS. A new scheme for the Improvement of Irish roads has been decided on by the Free Htate government at a cost of nearly IL'ii.iioii.out), to be spread over three "years; ' It Is proposed to brlnK l.Rfiu miles of Iho country's 4,lton miles of trunk rnnda to a standard which will give a road life of eight to ten years. The laden weight of new motor lorries will bo re stricted to ulno tons, under the plan, and owners of horse drawn vehicles will be compelled to nse wheels with wide rims. 1 f4M,x-lU4! 1rr taJ Win-.) j ItKNI). fire., Sit. IS. All : lookouts In the DeM-lmtes Natlou 'nl Forest were brought In yester dny, marking Ihe end of tltn '.!2r, ' fortkst fire season. Kaitia durtttt: the last few weeks made possiliio . .itho removal of .ho lookouts ear lier than a number or years, ac cording to forestry officials. Fire los 111 tho llcschutcs for est this sea"on has been the low est evor recorded here. Vhll" tho number of tlr spotted, F;i, during was about tho sante as during 19'.'4. the average In t'.Cj was only 4lt) as against 11, 40.' during 1914. FREAK OFFSPRING OF COW l AND RAM RAISED IN PRU83IA ROHNRNSAMi. Prussia. Sept.1! hi . . C,i v . 1 C!,w he.u in this district, ville Tuesday by Sheriff ancey In ha, bwn , sourM, of much tt.iruit. , company w ith a man who was su . ic and ln,lmlur con)erture during j pected of Inrr-eny Uarclay had es- tho Th( ,,,,,. rif (hs ; cni.ed from jail In Mamath rails ; extraordinary freak of nature waa ",x nionrhs ago. . ba,.k row W(.lKh.:K 4!)5 ,,OUnds, ti . ,, ... T, , ' 'land the father a white ram of 176 ' . , ' , , 'Z. " pounds. Thu hybrid offspring of .."- . umeuu oi. i -uuoai ih. .Iranirelv niulp.l n.r.m. I. ' jtbep rorty of llerr Thomsen , the " ; , lai.dloiil of the village Inn. The ani mal ta considerably smaller than nn average siicd cal! but It has the body of a cow. It baa a sheep's head and tali. The horns are curved lik those of a ram and the coating of the anir.ial resembles lamb's wool. o- T.iey satisfy clean, pure and Fruit Jars, Ball's Genuine Mason, i Gals. Doz. 98c, Quarts dozen .... ( While Stocks Last). .75c Flour, Crown, 4C-b Sack $2.47 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "You save 10c, the cost of the tin container" Direct from our Roaster to you, Ib 45c; 2 lbs. 89c g ROSEBURG STORE ' OAKLAND STORE k 130 N. Jackson St ' Baker-Flanary BIdg. sua. NEWS GLEANINGS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD SAN FHANCISrO Horry Mo loney of Stanford I'nlvfrsity as elected president of tho Assoeia tlon of tho A. A. I'.. Inst nichi. Maloney HU(cieda Ham Goodman. whtdesome. Kut Lloyd Crocker. our chocolates. Took with rss. Ifou need this! Here is the Kind of - protection every man should have $5,000 If you die from natural causes $10,000 if jou ilio from nrrldi-nt In case of permanent total disability the company will 1. Waive all premium raTncntt 2. ray you $li per week for one year; and in ad dition 3. Pay you $ 50 per month far life ; and 4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or si(;ht a result of acci.letit, the cunipany will pay you $?,oor in cash, immrjiiitly, in addition to all othe- benefits. Tin e of temnnrtry dlisbilitr as a mnlt of e!thr sirknrM or arci.lrnt, itw rempsny will psy you $S per week lor a limit of SI werlu.j West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY , rtvnerrit-kriirtOKO HARLEY J. WATSON, Dist. M jr 1144 Cony Ave., Rostbuig, Oregon ONE OP AMERICA'S STRONOEST COMPANIES CO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL NEXT SUNDAY This Is your Invitation to attend the Itaptlst Sunday school next Sunday 9:45 a. m. Present and for mer pupils be In your places. New pupils Invited to enroll. I.OS ANt'.KLKS A piece o' Irnd glveu in the hoavd of cduiutii'tl Itiltv yiars ao for the ruction of 'a school bending was sold vstrr 'day for tl.5?u.S39. Th, bed was j piactlcali- .valueless f.r Mh.d ! urpnses belnrf located Ii. a bu-y district. L()3 AN'liKI.KS-J.lik Mempsey. world's heavywelrhl boxing clt;im pion, will aptiear on the outdoor boxing car;i October 10, Promo'er I lick Iiona'd announced today. Hi" opponent has -not bien nanivd. TAD J&NES DEFENDS GRIDIRON GAME NKW 1IAVKN. Conn., Sept. IS. Tad JonoN, loot hall roach at Yule, hati anweted recent a Murk on the gridiron game. lM-iendinK tho "porttnR ehnr'-4 imuie by an un Known Kraihmte fotitli.it I ninapT In new s,ipr urtlelen. Joins told the I. ion' elu o-terday thut the assertion (Vit II eoxl ll'll.niio lo put a 1 oot ln tl player on the ileld was without "fount tat Ion". "In my opinion fool hull 1.4 the finest paine In npirt," Cnuch .lones paid. ' No other Kpoit dtawn on tho fluent, tput Mi it a man pos,f sh, hh doe foothill). No oth r ;iime i-H !ln forth and Indicate hi-t hno of full ne.s n;id Hpoi tMUi.n-hip.' .loncii tl'-nied thut "we no out nfter pUver." V.wrorVKK. M. C.. Ml ah Km-. my Funder nn Ived from Iti nr j Crest, Sakntrhewnn, yesterday to I marry n niHii she had rot .-siHtndi d ! with, hut n'ver neen. Sht was ;m t i by A mot Juck-on, a nero. Aih-r some prrsuaston nhe consented tit S ii company him to the rourt htu-e ttt Kei a license, but the mri-trar refused to urniv a license. I hi' i:l lis returning to I'.itar t ital. ! HKATTI-II-With a tendenry to Iward pr ntativ metlleinc h. -j rotntms mot e pronounc-'d, th rM futrily physlciitn is rom;ns h u I Into hi own, I'r. Henry II. ct rl-- tinn, told th" Washinirion Si.n' Medical nssiM iati(n. "Thf tv Iims h'-t n toward p r ;ti ton " lr. ( li'-isttan assiTtf.l, "hut t pendulum I h i:lniiini to sv:i.t back the other way." SOVIFT Itrssl.l CHA Itf.KH I KK Wtm MSTKMMJ IN ON' ItADIO. Vmm.i t ts CsaaasMf m lit ' SPOKANi: Colonel Ch Senv. one if ih" Ameiiran ft or the Im Fwyetto K.- a-lrillf fn inn for the Fn tifh in Morocco i .litt't to his sister sa: i "The Killings nrc ; ct t-n' j fnntr men sii'l f r-t r!.i You n.av lvv,- v li.-n I tcil MOSCOW. Sept. IK. Prond cnsiiiiK in Soviet Uussla In mill In its infancy. It began only a year a(ro. after the Council of Com missars decreed permitting pri vate individual, to own small amateur receiving nets. There nre four broadcasting sta tion in Moscow and ono each in Leningrad. Kharkor and Kieff. The hlKKet Moscow broadcasting station. "Komintern." works upon a wavo length of 1.450 meters. It broit (trusts daily concert- and newspaper Information In the form of a radlo-garette, which is believed to be tho only radio newspaper in the world. ' The other Moscow stations are of a smaller rapacity. Political education secniH to be tho chief object of their broadcasting pro grams. Antt-reliKhMA propagan da is also finding Its way through t ho broaden Uing stations, which have special programs adapted for children and adults. Three radio weeklies are pub lished in Moscow, with a total circulation of more than i.r0,OOt. Preliminary registration for tho posscs'if.n of receiving t3 hi' a now been abolished and tho sale of radio receiving sets has been ma do free. A fee of $!. mut, ho ever, be paid to the authorities for listening In The. n.nn ii fact urc of rttdio nets ha3 been monopolized by the state, nnd the import of nppliaut.es froin abroad is forblddt n. ! I M fl aK mm1 m m m ! liUcUli I a Li a a iiJLU IMPOefflTPOIfJTS I DiliFISffFfflTj most of the Important alraeetlcal positions on the northern battle- ! front. It was said In military circles I today that, thanks to Marshal IV- tain s plans, this has bees achieved w ith a minimum of losses. Prisoners asserted that the jren eral plan of Atxl Kl-Krtm was to ad vance far beyond the Ocrha river and rapture the whole of Morocco, which he intends to divide with bis brother. Fi The ( AmlalH Pma Lnsnl Win ) French Morocco, Sept. IS. French are now snid lo hold FEZ Continued submissions and offers of submission by Rlfftan tribes are claimed by the French. Without a shot beina; fired today. t St a. FOOD SALE 4 The ladles of SL Joseph's ! church w ill hold a cooked food sale Sat.. Sept. 19 at ! McKean, Darby & Baldwin's. """" arntips of Denl Zeroual, Bent Uta, j Benl Traiba, Culeds DJeroua and v;uieus eiKina, surreniyrea. Buy the Zenith electric washing machine. ZlKler-Fee Hilw. Co. V:. AWi5L'i, -Sr" 3f . nu n have aheady h. en he.l V'uti' 4f' n,,Diet i v,r tTjSsV'.V. ,1)? Forlnfaits. MOSCOW'. Idaho - Ve-non slSI S3f ' tH i I'V 8tlvrs. former Idaho f.ieit WsirtWi' ilmm Ths Asd 1 t:- ami all Pacific- Cons- otiari Car of shingles, rreniUnn Stars, Just arrived. Pac1 I.umbiT and Fuel Co., phone 212. DAILY WEAIHCR. REPORT V. S Weatner Turean, local of I flee. BoseburK, Urefon, It hours ' i eniMna Gam. i Precipitation In Inches and hun- dredths: lHlcliest temperalnre yentenlay 73 i. I.owesl ti nipernlure bust nlKht 9 bilk lust season Joined the slnlf of the I 'Diversity ci Rich milk, combined with extract ot ' ihoicegTs'ns, reduced to poicr. Very ! imurlihina, yet so easily disrr.eJ tht I it is used, with benefit, by ALL AUKS, . iilins or wxll. An upbuildine. diet t'or nfantt.mvalids,nursir.g mothers. Con : venirnt.Ucht Nourishment, wirn faint jr huncty. Taken hot, upon ictirina. It " '''' ; a. -,i t i tn.,.lt. 'decsr. d. - , I y ptepsveJ at bom na cooking. I SKVTTI.n Traces of Indian t I lAci i nivard by a Mnall t ' ' epiaemlc hlch iau-ed th" Inh.i! -units to abandon them 51 lo Vl '-sis aeo 'Ti' ilisvoveri'd bv a paity rr teiilocl't. in the Inn of Alaska tliis siliiuner. C.'l.t I ni renij of Vaslnniiton. Ii. l . .5 l.7 1.S7 a3srsssBK9S3si yiarsvj' 5l s5 1 PE.NVEH Jean Valjtao otho 1 1 Preclpliatlon al-t 24 Hours ... . iTofal preclp. since 1st month isoioini 'i i , n', i"i iiii.s itii.uill J.I'S Total preclp. from Kept 1, 1925. to date Average preclp from Sept. 1, s77 .... Total esci'ss Irom Sept. 1, 1125 AveraK precipitation for it wet seasons, (September to I May. Inclusive) : Sl.Ai joi-rt show, rs this afternoon, l aenerally fair tnnlsht and Satnr-I day, warmer east ceatiaj portion tonijbt. - j Wat. IitLL. Muteorologut. .48 1.39 (jet th Ri-dOown Milea Card af any'Ried Crown pump, um it and set yowr mile att Increat "Saving close to 35 cents on the dollar with 'Red Crown'!" Motorists using the Red Crown Mileage Card say we could promise even more than 15 to 30 miles extra per tankful' from Red Crown gasoline: One says; Tm averaging 65 miles extra per tankful that I never got before. The Red Crow, Mik-ose Card started me saving close to 35 cents on the dollar, and my carburetor's set on Red Crown gasoline for keeps," j ..v,,. s o uuu ior yourself find get extra miles from the Red Crown pump from this dav on ? "9 JWO rt, tarKlfat ind btv puat- D fill ycaur UM Mk h fefestfotfw, t-ty miles tTAMOA.RO Oil COMPANY ' 1