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rein ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1925.' KEARNEYS xa.c. st GROCETERIA w " j SPECIALS French Peas, regular 25c size, 3 cans for Miked Nuts, while they last, 2 lbs. for Bulk Macaroni, 6 lbs. for BUDc Spaghetti, 6 lbs. for KfcUr Wide Mouth Jars, half gallons, per doz. IdeJfel Glass Top Jars, half gallons, per doz Economy Jars, half gallons, per doz Economy Jars, pints, per doz . Cranberries, 2 lbs. for '. Onion Sets, 2 lbs. for Pickling Onions, per lb. .......... Ioa.'Cioam Water Melons, each.. ....65c ...25c ....40c ....40c $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 ...75c ....35c ....25c ....12c ...10c EXTRA SPECIALS SUGAR Best Cane Fruit Granulated Sugar, limited on 3 sack to a purchaser To Stores and Retailers, $6.60 per sk., CC flf. td consumers, per sack .... uOiUU ' ' Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEYS GROCETERIA ' The Store that Brought 'em Down SALEM MAN WILL E M ANT1' NOTABLES TO ATTEND PAftpAMENTARIANS' SESSION WASHINGTON. SepL 23 VA. P.) Atl Imposing array of foreign parliamentarians will gather In Washington for the deliberations of tow Interparliamentary L'nkm oobr 1. . .... M. i lot. former premier of True, amy advice to the head quarters of the American group here,' will probably attend. The daughter of Premier Stanley Bald win pf fjrrat Britain, Lady Hunt Ing toalVhiteley, will accompany her hap band, Sir Herbert Huntlng-ton-VThlteley. The Right Hon. Sir Robert Home, former ChanfJIIorj of th. Exchequer and" prominent! In parliamentary life, ! another outstanding figure In the British delegation. Brigadier General K. L. Bpearr, of the British army, an au thority on demllltarlted tones. Is likewise prominent. DrFernand Merlin, Senator Beaumont and Pierre Renaudel are emlnefjf. Id the group from France, German. It tending five women delegates with Mme. Clara Mende, one of tht most prominent. Dr JoO Karl Wlrth, former Chancellor, Dr. Bernhard Dernburg, Professor Richard Rchucklng are notable In the German delegation. Norway Is sending 0 Minister I of Foreign Affairs, John Ludwig I Mowlnckel. The Irish Free State has as prominent members In Its delegation Sir Thomas Grattan Eemonde and General Richard 3dui- cahy. Newfoundland will have the Hoa. Cyril K. Foi, speaker of the assembly, and Hon. Sir Patrick T. McUrath, outstanding In Hi deletion. Bulgaria's representa tion u headed by Vladimir Mol- loff. . , PICTURE FRAMING Better have that picture framed before It gets ruined. And you want It done right in the right frame. That means go to Carr's. A saving of $300 a day to a manufacturer of a wooden part for automobiles Is said to have result ed from three days' attendance by one of the company's technical rep resentatives, upon the forest pro ducts laboratory course In gluing wood at the University of Wiacou-tin.-- - . Real with gas. Lift a cup . . . and drink it down Gaze into the scal-brown depths ".'of a cup of Hills Bros. Codec. -r- Thrill your very being with its friendly fragrance. Lift it to your 7j ... That's coffee! That's X Hills Bros. Coffee, toast of mil Z lions from the Pacific to the J Mississippi. Any wondQr this world-famed z . western Ijrverag's know n as T$e ; Recognized Standard criterion : of the critical? No finer coffee ; ever passed your lips. Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for ; the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. -Coffee is economical uPiOe.O (Aauclatrd Frca UuH Win.) SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Sept. 25. The condition of Arthur W. Mey ers, formerly of Salem. Oregon, re mains unchanged, attaches at Rob ert B. Green memorial hospital said today, and without complica tions he will likely survive injuries received from a bullet which lodg ed ia hit head Just over the right eye. Meyers was found about noon Wednesday. 19 hours after neigh bors reported '.w shots fired In the house. The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Cand ler was found nearby with a bullet through her left temple. Meyers was charged with murder In a com plaint filed with Justice of the Peace lien F. Flake Wednesday. Boys' all-wool suits and over coats made to measure tlft.00 to 127.60 at Bernlers. the Tailor, 1 doors north Liberty theatre. II EVENTS TO BE SEEN AT STATE FAIR;: All OPERATION RECOMMENDED Amided by Taking Lydia L Pink lam' i Vegetable Compound Los Angeles, Col. -"I cannot give too much praise to Lydia E-Piiik nam'sVcg- eiaoio irnipounu for what i t haadone forme. Mymothc fave ittomewhen wasagirlMyeara old, and since then I have taken it when I feel run down or tired. I took it for three months before my two babies were bom for I suffered with my bock and had tnelUasif mv heart was allotted, and it helped me a lot. The doctors told me at one time that I would have to have an operation. 1 thought I would try 'Finkhom'a, 'as I call it, first In two months I was all right and had no operation. 1 firmly believe 'Pink ham s' cured me. Every one who saw aasismasaw (lmUI4 Prts Laurd Win.) EUGENE, Ore.. Sept. 25 Compe-il tltlou (or positions is featuring the . rehcaraals of the University of Oregon football squad with the ' first ten days of practice gone, and ; it begins to look as though some : of the veterans would have a hard I time holding down their old jobs. ; r.ven captain Mauiz, star end, and Lynn Jones, last year's all-1 coast fullback, are having to work i to bold their berths, as there are ; more than half a uoitn candidates ; out for each position, The hardest place to fill at the I preent time teems to be center. Carl Johnson, lost year's center. Is ! back: and will undoubtedly get the i call, hut he only weiahs ItiO nounds li and there are no good substitutes I in case he goes out. The first stiff scrimmage was held Tuesday, and another will be me after that remarked that I looked to welL I only have to take medicine ocessionallv. not but I always keep a couple of bottles by me. 1 recommend J belt! tomorrow. it to women who speak to me scour .r16 first game will be on Octo- i their health. 1 have also used your w 3 BKliint tbe Multnomah Ath-! e .I W..k J lira It nvvmilnh ... . OOiintivv , onii miu iiivc v. j ... - Mrs. E. Golll.D. 4000 East Side Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. Many letters have been received from women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. fink ham 'a Veg etable Compound after operations have been advised. BALEM, Ore., Sept. 25. Six days of high grade racing is scheduled for the state fair, which opens Monday morning In Salem. Five rates are slated (or the initial date, with six arranged lor Tuesday. The feature rsxo Mouday will be the 2:16 pace, three heats, with a purse of 11,000. Tbe day following an other $1,000 purse is certain to provide sufficient incentive to make the J: lb trotters ahow their class. the leading Koreans were created peers and geven property by the apanese government. Most of them run through this property rapidly. Recently 31) of the im poverished Korean nobles sent a petition to the Japanese govern ment asking for financial assistance. JEWELR". AT 15c Big new line of Jewelry Just In at Carr's. Not solid gold but plated heavy enough to wear well. As good looking as any and when you lose It you're not out several due kars. Bar pins, brooches, beauty These two leading purses with the i Pln. chaina. collar buttons. ddltlonal ones offered for these l aiuoiea oraceieie ana wnsi letlr club of l'ortland on tbe local field. The Iron Horse of yesterday is replaced by tha Cigaatie Locomotive of to day And so, m A forward movement, 7 20th Century Stores with their superior methods of Food Distribution Selling only the best of Foodstuffs at increased Savings to the Consumers are supplanting the obsolete methods of bygone days. It's the Saving on every article in a 20th Century Store that counts. Offerings Saturday and Monday September 26th and 28th 51,39 Post Toastiet, Fresh, Pkg 9c Corn Meal, Kiln Dried, 9 lb. Sk ... 39c Critco, New Stock 6 lb. Can All parties knowing themselves Indebted to 8. B. Crouch, are asked t gj to cuuie in and make aettlement of their accounts aa I close my books on October 1st. S. B. CROUCH. Adirondack Cane and Maple Syrup New Pack York State Finest, Full Pint 33c; Full Quart 55c; Full I Gal. 99c; Full Gal . $1.89 1 Calif. White Beans, 3 pounds , 28c Strained Honey, Pure, Pint Mason Jar 29c Swan Matches, Good Sixed Boxes, 6 for ... 23c first two days bring the total to more than four thousand dollars. In the running events there will be the two-year-old stake, four and one-half furlongs on Monday, purse S0. the opening stake, flvo furlongs, purse 1100 and trial stake of five furlongs, purse $1UU. The first of tlieau is for Oregon and Washington-bred colts and fillies, foaled in 1D23, the remaining slakes being for three-year-olds aud upward. watches, etc., all new goods Just ar rived. Carr's. DUBLIN PASSRfRT AREA ENLARGED IH'BLIN, Sept. 25. (A. P.) In October the Free State counties of t'nvan, Monof;hum, I-eilrim and lionegal '!ll be transferred to the Dublin area for passport purposes to the I'nited States. Formerly per sona in thoae counties were oblieed Aside from the 2:15 trot on Tues- to eet their nmulinrt Ihrmmh llel. day the harness events will Include ! fast. a Q35 trot, purse 1500. The ellnl- When the change is made the Olllty stake. live and one half fur- Belfast offico will deal only with longs, with a purse of 1150, will be ! applicants from the six Lister run. There will also be a handl-1 -.mmiu. t,. uir.i nrrt..u cap, three-quarter mile, purse r,oo; t)re.,nt , ao average of 70 appll claiming, alx furlongs, purse 1150: ...i,,. . ,i claiming, seven furlongs, purse IliU. II.IAKUM) IT KM 8. . Luey Keeker and Ralph Xrohn are representing the Cleveland district In the Hoteburg High School this year. . School started last .Monday with Patricia Hogun of Applegate at the helm and Mrs. Tjomsiand at the Coles Vailey school. The Messrs. Ijecker, Stinner and Remolds are picking apples In Garden Valley. Kred Uateman ta back on his 'V ranch after spending the summer IS! in tbe mountuins as a forest ran- llgi ger. g nil. iwuicr is a yruua uwuvr Shum Shum Oil The Superior Vegetable Oil Excellent for -Frying, Baking, Mayonaite, and Cooking, Quart Can .49c Asparagus, Lobby' Short Tip, 1 lb. Can, 2 for 55c Bulk Cocoa, Pure, 2 Ibt 15c .Crystal White Soap, 10 Bart 39c Sliced, Large Cant, Each . Sliced, No. 1 Flats 3 for Libby'i Pineapple, New Pack, Best Quality, Low Price Crushed, Large OCa I Crushed, No. 1 Flat atWb 27c 43c Cans Tint, 3 for - .40c Carnation Milk, Tall Cans, 3 for . 29c Men't suits cleaned? ana pressed. $1 60. Koseburg Cleaners, phons 47 s. COPENHAGEN. Sept. 25. Ever since Mlstrens Nina Hunt hersme REEDSPORT MILL 6TART3 the first woman iianlxh minister. UP FOR LONG RUN :and as such also the bead of. the i Itmi'd of education, she has done UKEIlSPORT. Ore.. Sept. 24. Uhe unexpected and utartllne. The Dmpqua Mill and Timber First the singing of tho national company started operations here -anthem was banned, which ehe this morning and will continue to i claimed was too war-like to benefit operate lis mill here for a long run. i the public good. And when de offlclals state. Posters here yen- unite her nrohihltlnn tha mh..m lemur announced me opening and was Inadvertently sung in a ihea- of a new Chevrolet, Mrs. Mabel Maxwell visited her lju psreum, Mr. auu jirs. ueorge ney nolds for a few days. Mr. und John Krohn are lenving on an extended trip to the State Fair and eastern Oregon not n I The nrune neanon is over. The '2 crop was light, but was good. A,l1l,h rinapnop ! itlgnluviiiP dried Petite crimen, whleh he !v raised on his place that weigh 27 td the pound. Wallace Murdoch Is at Myrtle Point, assisting in the prune harvest. J.'Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Trozelle and children of Sutherlin visited rrlends and relatives here lest FIRST WOMAN MINISTER , ni! ,,. Mnrnh. returned BANS SJNQING OF from Oklahoma last Saturday, O I A I fc APITrlbM , where thev h:wl iMnt lha Mum mer vl-itlug their parents. XX. Cocoon ut. Sugar Cured g Long Thread, lb. Flour Crown, 49-lb. Sack, $2.37; Fisher t Blend 3 " They satlxfy clean, wholesome. Eat our Lloyd Crocker. pure and chocolates. WHISPERS OF THE YON- CALLA HIGH SCHOOL 19c Old Dutch Mustard, 16 ox. Jar, .18c Ripe Olives, Bulk Quart .... 25c $2.47 1 K Seedless Raisins, 4 pound rkg. ... 40c Fisher's Hot Cake Flour, Largo Pkg 25c the quality ig .. . 3 ZUlrl ttlNlUKY LUrrLL "hamous for rlavor"- Roatter to you, Pound 47c; 3 pounds Cream Roiled Oats, Fresh 9-lb. Sack ..... 49c -Direct from our own J1.38 ROSEBURG STORE 130 IN. Jackson St OAKLAND STORE Baker-Flanary Bldg. date of the freshman Initiation for Friday' evening, September 25. From what can be gathered of the sophomores' plans, the Initiation Is MILK AND ITS CARE . I many places In collecting milk, a FOR BETTER HEALTH ' certain amount of infectious ma- Milk may carry disease germ's Yoncalla hlh sehool began Its nine months' routine Monday j ki f, ,., f, ih ..r.i. ..i . I,A"-:'' l " J . . . morning, septemoer n. witn n.in 1 L " " "", "'""- ". enrollment of With the starting of the big mill. ' mnrenver milleil hue Mtllua.nu. r which has been closed down for a ih enhinai ii ,kui. long time, the business conditions ibv their rnn.iuiu ' of Iteedsport are b.'tter than ever i Mistress Hang nlans coinnlete berore, it Is stated. All mills are reconstruction of the . Danish oiieratlng here now with the ex- school system according to ller ceptlon of the Iteedsport Lumber 'nlHn method. nun, wincn is a small plant. The fill at the city of Keedsport ' ?IIWII:rIIWI.r.I.I.I.M.M iuiii uii-ukiiiki1 mi iiitttiv some tin Terence In the appearance of city already, although the big J'A has only been started, City EngT, a so far. Seniors, f: Juniors, 10; Sophomores, 16; l"reshnien, 10: Totnl. 41. Though the enrollment Is not as large as It has been, It looks as if we will have a better hluh school than formerly. Everything points towards a year of study and harmony. the i neer I). L. llucklngham stated. The fill will be the making of Heeds port, he stated. Spent Fortune in Search "l spent ll.KOO in 7 years treat ing with physicians, some spe- claims costing me 110 a visit, only CARTER'S TIRt SHOP oo HILfeS BROS COFFEE to at last say that nothing couliWM not be done for me, that 1 had canoerT it or ulcers of the stomach. 1 suf- fured awful pains in my stomach but after taking a few doses of the city. Now thnt mnn ia Jj mistaken. He only took A k;. ... . & Mayr's WondiTtul Kemedy these & plnce sll il'isappeared and for 3 years V We have several new pupils to V begin the year with. They are: (S, tieorgla May Wallace, junior, Jj Spray, Oregon; Hoy Jones, fresh- man, Oakland, Otegon; George & Watson, Freshman, Pleasant Val- ley; Anna McKlrdy, junior. Hay 5 hurst Valley; Grace Ohlnen, fresh A man. Hnyhurst Valley; Lucy V Smith, senior. Rice Hill: Rapheal I heard a business mnn of A Wise, freshman, Scott's Valley; the town say there was Zu'm Tlbbltts. frenhman. Hose- i i i vine, am.; imi.sa JHi'Krion, iresn- 449 N. JACKSON ST. Victor school tltatrtcl. We are gluil to have these new pupils and vOieet sure with their help we'll make our school one of the best reellnir fine." It is a simple. harmleiiQ cparatlon that removes the catan iial mucus froru the In testinal tract and allays the liiflain-1 mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal an- j nients. Including appendicitis. On dose will convince or money re-; funded. At all druggists. 1 1 have a nan working for me whose name is Fish. V The H. S. K year are: going to be a good one. They are and , Mb way lnfect w. expecting to feed and entertain 80 . . . ' . ."7 , . students, teachers and guests. ln n,llk- To prevent " ml1 ta often pasteurized. In preventing We have found that three of the the transmission of disease germs. Class i of '25 graduates are going on: greater empnasls should be placed to schools of higher learning. I ih. ... , . . . , , Donald Christlo ar.d Wayne Dra-. " .i1 T n0"'" Kthe goo will enter the L'nlveJslty of "" , J?. ?i7T. Oregon and Tracy Applegate will f" , " go to O .A. C. this month. Alpha te.nUi''' "iK;"1,. Newhe n,i Mihto iinntin. nf ,h. !cln before milking. The farm- Class of '24 have been atlen.lln. O 1 er Wn Uk'"" m,i P"1' from iiasjs 01 i nae neen atiemiing o. ,.h , H .,,h. ..h,- hi. A. .. since graduating from this high school. The Yoncalla grade school has an enrollment of 72 pupils and two new teachers. Miss Delia Ohlnen, who takes the 5th and 6th grades and Miss Marion Ladd who teaches the Primary Grades. Yoncalla K. 8. Is going to edit a school paper! Berniece Huntington ia editor-in-chief and Kenneth Crowe is business manager. We are going to make this paier the best In the state. When the details are all finished we'll tell you more. STl'DENT. 15c CANS OF PAINT When you Want Just a little paint, varnish, enamel, stain, etc., go to Carr's and get a 15c can. Quality goods. Also gold and alum inum paint and shellac at 15c. Paints come in 3 size also. Carr's. the fence and, without washing his hands, milks the cow which has been standing ln a.dlrty stable Is not getting clean milk. Further- more. he Is neglecting a duty and responsibility he owes hla family and his neighbors. The poisons and dirt In milk are real sources of danger to the body, but they can be eliminated by the careful col lection and distribution of the milk supply. The cowa should be cared for in a sanitary stable and every means used to keep them clean and healthy. Cowa should be cleaned preparatory to milking. Covered palls should be used to keep the milk free from dlrL It Is very Important to keep the milk clean after It is collected. All bottles should be sterilised and the hands should not be allowed to come in contact with the milk or Inside of the bottles. Flies and dirt should not gain access to the milk at any time. In spile of the care exercised In terlal gains entrance (o milk after it Is collected. To prevent these or ganisms getting into the body and so causing diseases, pasteurization is widely practiced. Cities after pasteurizing milk have noticed a drop In the amount of sickness and in the number of deaths. The history of city and state health departments is full of epi demics of typhoid fever, scarlet fe ver, diptheria and septic sore throat, caused by milk infected by a sick person or by a carrier on a dairy farm. In order that uncooked milk shall be sate It must come from cowa who are free from tuberculosis or other diseases; the barn and dairy building must be scrupusously clean, people who have sore throats or any other signs of di sease must not milk the cows or handle the milk In any way, and the milk must ho cooled at once and kept cool. High standards Increase the re spect of the milk Industry for milk sanitation. High standards Q in crease the confidence of the con sumer and consequently Increase milk consurlfiHIon. LAURELWOOO IMPROVEMENTS The new paving will soon be completed, and with the high schiQl erected, lota are sure to ad vancT In value. For a short time lots will sell at 30 for forty feet. Some of the choice lots are still available. ft subjects taught this bookkeeping" typing. iliKir I'renrh II n;iirllh 1 and He iust likes r, ; S l; junior science, American history. the water and wash and S ;P"l''nf. geometry and stenography doll up enrs. We guaian- j& DRIVE NETS BUSHELS CQFLIES IN TOKYO :S tee a perfect job. And when it contcs to fixing TOYKO. Sept. :0 ReJ nts of Asakuna ward cuuj.nl iMrly fir let n buahcls of files on a fly ex termination day. tine hundred and eleien streets each had Its Ingeni ous device of capture and offered prices of one sen per 0 riles, glass fl)'H'atchiQ silver watch, cotton piece fopd!.iid a papQ.imbrclla. 8lurteDaker models. builds no yearly i In tht crifinal Fituun ftck iAir titft tkt tegf iruk. C 'Ml. I'k sns. IMI1 Klll.slll.il Kolil'.tV . I I'l l.ll.s Mv l-MI'loil ll I ' Ah t Alt r I I I I, t ILS. ! SKOn., Korea, Wept. 25. The Korean nobility, with the excep tion of a rew propertied peem. Is reported to be suffering from extreme poverty. Heveral of nnldes. who were noco wea are now working as cart pullers and perfornilnit other menial tanks aa the only means of escap ing starvation. At the time of the annexation of Korea ly Japan, about 00 of f the J althy, f Blowouts, I Punctures, or ji Retreading jjj I TIRES, it 5j We nre the champions of J j the United States. Thnt is S whnt a tourist told us. We g jj believe whnt he said, and think he knows what he 5 I is tulkinz nbout. Vc ask S jk and will thank you to give 3 us a trinl, and then you S will know whether a i ... nave storied to you not. The teaching staff this year Is a V very competent one and the tcach era an well liked by all the stu- J .lents. I,. P. Miller is prlnHparwith Alice Baker and Ixiuine Nex as as iS, Mstants. All three were with us last year and we are glad to have V l hem again. we or NICK CARTER jj THE TIRE MAN The first student body meeting1 wan held laul week and the new of-j i leers elected. Kenneth Crowe Is1 Hie news president, Heulah Apple irate, vire-prvsldent. and Merniece Huntington, secretary and treas urer, j There are 4 seniors this year. They are: l.ucy Smith. Mil.ln-d t oons. Viola Ncwby and Berniece Huntington. The sophomores held a meeting ' this wek and elected the follow-! I ik officers: president. Wllleta i Miller; vice-president, Gladys Ohp i sen: sec. and treasurer. Thebe Newby: class advlier, Alice Maker. The freshmen efftcers are: prel dsnt. Vaulta Richards: vlee-presl-! dent. Rapheal Wise; secretary and treasurer, Stanley Hupprechi. j The sophomores havs set the WECOMA BATHS In Bandon By the Sea Will Make Your Trip to the Beach Complete c One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at jour dis posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will clo you good. Plan to Visit Us Next Saturday and Sunday I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! 9Brssr3rjE adLs:&eL43auaiA
