Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 23, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,-1 92sl ' . ..V.? y S it Jtows Tomorrow ' Will you he nreoar1 tn drive with safety and comfort? ' Slinnerv cave- X menta, blurred-windshields and cool, damp air make driving unsafe and un X comfortable. Yotx can eliminate these risks by equipping your. car. with this' X aeuon's necessities, A few are shown below. 4 1 -m' vi! jii B Comfortable Auta rob of pur wool and tara auartar wool that give warmth aud comfort. Your aholMjC toln or plaid. Priced at tettaaa (1U0, aocording to auaftty. .. fovui la (Ion or gauntlet of black, tan ar a-ray leather. Formes H4 worn). $1.90 to fSJS. . Spot the Road -with this very high quality' asnnsns M" Spotlit. Ita am of light guide you aafatr oa clroixry pavement. Two at. SS-50 and S1SA0. . Otnar SMtllght aa law a Protect Your Spare 'A atapretn spar tiro lock, rtfh It loathar aneaaod eaa hardened chain will protaot the tlr aautnat theft. Prlca UM to 1.0, aooordlnc to Mat. TIKI CHAINS AND CABLES Ptrona, ubatantlal depend- . 10 VIM. Have a Windshield Wiper on your car. Whether you prefer a hand, an automatic or an lectric clAanir. you will And one to ult your require menta at this -tor. Hand Cleaner 45c to Automatic, 12.66 and $336. Electric $6.60. Weather Strip ... . keeps out wind and rain. Oood quality "T" ehaptd rub ber trio tLat fits on the bot tom of the wlndahleld and Oiakea frout-aeat driving more comfortable. Price of etrlp only 46e. - Windshield weather atrip to fit top edve of lower gloat of shield. 46 and 66c.. SPECIALS THIS WEEK Aermore Horns reduced prices Everyone haa of ten wished to own an Aermor. The horn with tb locomotlv "toot." Soft pleasing, musical tons that get Immediate at tentlon. Th beat known exhaust ' horn on the mar ket The following prlcaa thla week only: Ford Special, reg lar tl.0. ThU Week $5.87 $8,50 A Visor Will Help' keeps the rain oft yoorVlnd shleld. aleo breaks the fflarj of the .tun. lyrmlln Tleor with nlbkI-tlated brackets and fltthifrs thai lit oi-n or For only cloned ear. Rubber Cloth and 2SS. Vf-sora 61J5 All-Metal Vltort 2.95. ' Skid Chains Bom atatea now maka It compulsory to use skid chain on wet and sllppory pave ment. McKay Tire chain, by actual test give longer erv Ica S4JS to 111.1a, according to else. No. 1, regular $10.00, i Thla Week No. 0, regular $12, 1 ft Oft Thla Week Ol Uia.ll No. 00. regular 114, Thl Week . No. o, regular US, Thla Week . $11.90 $13.60 Safety Pedal Pads A timely apeclal prevent th feet from clipping off the foot pedal. Simply bend the metal clamp back of the pedal to attach. Made of black Para rubbor, resilient comfortable for all make of car per set This Week Only ... .J8c . "Western Auto" has NOT YET Advanced Tire Prices Leading tire manufacturers have recently announced substantial advances in tire and tube prices. "Western Auto," because of a special purchase of fine quality rub ber, put' into effect on September I 4th, a temporary reduction in tire and tube prices. We are still selling tires and tubes' at the temporarily reduced prices. All car owners are urged to anticipate their winter's tire require ments and buy now. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW THESE PRICES WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. f K A Oregon Store ALBANY ASHLAND B. PORTLAND ME Droit D OREGON CITY PORTLAND PENDLETON HOSKHURO BALKM ' EUUKNB Have You Seen Western Air Patrol, the New Radio Jkfor Than J2S Scores AM Ovr the Wait iyfestamAitfD ; Supply Co. j Main Store, 1100 South Grand Roseburg Store, 117 South Stephens St. Set? Open Until 9 P. M. Saturdays AFTER I HQP-OFF (A-rx-UI.-d Pre. Uud Wire.) DAYSHOItE PARK, Baltimore, Oct. 23. Great Britain's "mystery plane," the super marine Napier S-4, crashed this morning during the navigability trials and la a to tal wreck. Captain Henry C. Blard, the pilot, is suffering from immer sion and shock but escaped serious Injury. Captain Blard had Just taken oft for the navigability and seaworth iness trial and was at an elevation ; of about two hundred feet when a wingo flutter apparently developed , in both wings of the monoplane. Captain Blaid attempted at once to laud. Aa he struck the water, the super-marine nosed down and som-1 ersaulted on her back, pressing the pilot under the surface. Captain Blard was wearing . a lifebelt and managed to clear him self and reached the surface as the Napier S-4 sunk. Captain Hubert Broad, who had taken the British Gloster Napier 111 out for her testa a Bhort lime before, seeing Captain Blard in trouble Btarted 4axying toward blm as he fell.' When Captain Blard freed himself from the wreckage Captain Broad threw him a second lifebelt to which he clung until rescue boats picked blm up a few minutes later. The crash occurred about a half mile off shore from the hangers. The super marine's mishap will throw into the Schneider cup race tomorrow both of Great Britain's Oloster-Napler Ill's, one of which ' had been held In reserve. Bert Hlnkler of Melbourne. Australia. the British reserve pilot .will take the second Gloster intp the race ! tomorrow. Captain Biard Intended ; to make no attempt to take part In the cup race after the shattering ; of his super marine. ! Tb super marine disintegrated as she sank in the water. Salvage 1 boat on the scene a few minute 1 after the crash succeeded in bring- ' ing to the surface the super marine Napier-Lion engine. The rest of the plane appeared to be practically a total loss. Captain Blard said that when he crashed the engine appeared to be functioning perfectly. urn SUNDAY; OCTOBER On the Gobblers New Half-Mile Track 25th CARD OF THANKS -"We wlbh to exyress our heart felt thauka to our neighbors and friends for their sympathy and kindness during the liii:es and death of our beloved mother, Eliza- OAKLAND, ORE. Many Thrilling Events including 10-mile Free for AIL. ' 4-mile Stand-and-Go Heat. 5-mile Endurance Race. 6-lap Special Race Hair-Raising Individual Speed Tests , Yale Smith of Eugene, champion rider of the Northwest, will be there with' his special racing machine. Other professionals entered are Paul Remaley of Portland, Bill Davis of Eugene, Cody Evans of Salem, and Elmer Smith of Eugene. Only event of its kind eVer held in th e county. Will positively take place rain or shine. Every minute an exciting one. Come and enjoy a new thrill i tu Auspices of the Oakland Gobblers, assisted by the Eugene Motorcycle Club. Races will start promptly at 2:00 P. M. Admission, including Grandstand, $1.00 riHIfrnaai.i a 11 , mi jrtl VkHii, firVs-iiM-BV-T-fr-r-ri as-i'-ifrViaas ' r !- tho guilds are exertlnff every effort to mako the production a success both Smith. A tao for the beautiful b3lu from the standpoint of finance 1 floral offerlnKS. CHARLEY SMITH, JOHN SMITH. FRANK SMITH, ' ; ELLA SMITH, ' , ' PAN SMITH. ROSE MEAD. CAST" OF "SMILES" " WILL HOLD PARADE ON SATURDAY P. M. land entertainment. "In the Garden of Ih-i ams," sur.K by Madame Arah Hoj't Hae, guest artist from Eugene, aupiiorted by the entire chorus will open (lie garden party scene of "Smll s"", the local talent offering at the Ant- lers Monday, Oct. 2iith, under the auspices of Woman's and Almri Guilds of St. lleorne's Church ' (Episcopal). A number of pretty songs and dances wtll be lntro- APPLE3 ATTACHED BY j PLAINTIFFS IN SUIT I The appointment of Sheriff S. I W. StarmiT as receiver of 4,750 boxes of apples attached by the plamtlfls in the case of Charles Olson against Frederick S. Hamil ton was ordered today by Judge Hamilton. Mr. OlBon broucht suit PftOSt SSlONAt CARDS JR. M rl ?LYI.BK ChlropractM tiorslcian. 13 W Las St brings the matter to an issue on Us Headache judBe o. f. skipwonh, of eu- Stop them with the 'gene, wno has been called in to bii u. tiie cose, reicuuy ruieu iu under the law, Bramwell must maintain the principal offices of the department In Salem, and as to whether or not he has moved the principal offices away from here might be a question of fact for later decision by the court. nhvsictans' safe pres cription AN-A-CIN. Contains no narcotics. Does not effect heart Cttalcmlly proven by prolfwr. of iwdldn. through tr. years of conttnt um lot duldiea sou adulis of U ages. An-a-cin Safely Relieve! Toothache Cold. Neur.lat .H Laracli loiluciua ajMuuaibm I J Handy Pocket Tin Only 25c i aN-A-ciH-flBKii Men's suit Cleaned ana pressed, 11.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 7. - Chas. S. McElhinny "Th Widow's Friend" Oregon Life 248 North Jaekion LOOKING GLASS NEWS ITEMS; season with Oakland. t'l ltlol N oltKilV OK , Mr. Montgomery and Hen Jacoby HI II, DIM; HFC ll.l.KD Mr. and Mrs. Ilutchl .s have re- r" Uc.kh 'JT th'h,U"t.r.T1 v ALTKItATIO.N.H. turaml from Albany where they ' h,.1h,m j "a hare been visiting frlen!.-..- lrlng II e summer. ' SAN' FRANCISCO. Oct. !2. Mr. and Mr. . A. H. Nlckens' , . . k h.. L. A '"'"kerage firm Is making In- ployme:it. X. X. daughter I here front I train, vis -i Itlng. , Reverend N, M. Bhrode U back ' and held the first services last 8u I'reve it or remove lines or dav. 1 u-Mnicl.a arlih Khtahlh Arden's , Basketball student hare met and! antlAVrlnhle Cream, muscle oil or'1 wharf arranged for their first game this , urange skla tixxL Lloyl Croiker. terinr alterations In the Parrot! Building, a structure built in mil of stones brought from China. When the ship sailed In from Hongkong and landed at the "1n- Ih rlty then had, Chi- 1 QkZ 1 r r f 2 C ' I A I ' tLkM.A ' 1 I i DinECTOR GEORGE M. HALL WI.MII.I.IgTII.II.T.T.I.T.K .4 COMPLETE RADI0!p SET on assigned labor claims amount ing to approximately $50. and lai holding 4.000 boxes of apples In the orchard and 750 In the S. P. yards ! until the case is settled. As the ap-' , pies are perishable, the court hat i ordered Sherirf. Slarmer to dis-; '' pose of them in the best manner ! -i l'"m'' m , uuiuiu. m, , u n i J' L3 1UI gj disposition by the court S o . Cook with gaa. sulia cteaueu and pressed. Roseburg Cleaners, pbons BRAMWELL DENIES BANK OFFICE MOVE FROM SALEM At Your Own Price The highest offer this complete outfit. Standard "Echophone, SALEM, Ore., Oct. !3. Frank C. Bramwell, superintendent of banks. K has filed an answer in circuit court j takes g here to maudaraus proceedings in- V atltnteri hv Cxir.p Pt.tman Go stttuted by George Putman. of Sa lem, in which Putman seeks to Mimiul ItramwAll In Mill,. ,n Cn- J-tube set loud speaker, 3 lem the principal offices of the tubes, batteries, aerial ft banking department which be al- X ieg nave Been moved by Bram A well to Portland. f In filing bis answer, In which he denies that he moved the principal 53 offices to Portland. Bramwell. 4t " equipment. Total Value S56.65 Cooks while tjouYe aa'ay 5 a 1 ir s" w i r; rr M ' af 1 S Time, Jhoocc &na jw?wu. o S Saves And to introrluee m offrin this half doren lor $7.39, ach including an 8J inch Wear Ever fry pan. All of the rrlh-lanti Im'aV people who have bec-i gently rehearsing under Geori HsIL of Los Angeles, who staged his work from coa. .iri- M. li.ts to coolies secured the great 'stones to bamboo poles and car irird them to the site. There was I no derrit k, and the stones were ,u(,r iinen into place oy a primitive system of poles and ropes. Hut the coolies, directed by an Am erican contractor, did a good ob. .... iI,ive.....r, """"".' I cot In this country, aa well a ,,r., '.. iV L . . .. , ' Pons of Canada. Mrs. Lucy B Hal- he lew downtown to survive the 11 JT"'' v.," n " . ' . , earthouako and fire of lfn'S. It 8' f"' , " 5lr1' " ""f 'A ' ,M pruents a strange rontrn.t to the ''t. "h J ul Dorothy Ogle ..,,d glossy, surface of Hie giant atrnr- Mf Fr,'d ",';nn , J'1 lures of San Franclm-o's "Wsll :!". 'Moonlight IV,-ams. M Stroet." Although Interior lm- l"rotliy Mrlx raid III also ;! ar provemenls are being made. Ihe'in s'veial dnnie numbers, exterior, built to endure, will not ! Truck ltwil. of evergreen .iid te changed. ' hunim.iis or palm and other m )M' I laondrt kids OREGON ASSESSORS TO MEET AT SALEM NOV. ! w ill be u.t it ss b.irkgrounl .,r;T the "Amerlcni BrHUty '-u.g uhhh mil feature Mis. Frank 1 1 1- rA. bum and Mr;. A B Crawford, i;h 10 of UnK 'burK's r.mny biauuml A 3 Enter the amount on the M coupon that you wilt pay $ for this complete outfit. Your s may be the best of- fer. Set on store. display at our g A Name . ... ri : , Churclil!r Hardware Company Jr rmWaVWW romlud (AvUiT I hn Luad Wh.) SALEM. Ore., Oct. 13 -.'h an-, girls. Elaborate costumes win l,e jf 11111 state meeting of Hie 1-0:1 my show a. Slid the decorations asHessor of tlregon will begin In 1 plete. Salem Mondaaj November I. Eatl: On Saturday nioinii g. CHt. :i h. g Fluher. slat lag comuitsKlnncr, n- at 11:00 o'clock tin-re will t a A noiineed yesterday. A considerable ikarade of the "Smile,.' east, 'vi-ft pail the program will be given U-a.. donate,! Imm ell di .il 1, Jj over 10 a diseuitslon of county ra-1 starting from armory. The m :re A ties. Governitr l'leri-e will ad-1 group will be peotnsraiiueri lv Trie V .- 11 ' n . & he assessors. Offlrers will , Roseburg Studio. Mrs. Ifr.'. r kir S IUIlflVS K,1 1111 Nhfin M ted and th convention wlllland Mrs. J. K. Fain.-, ctwiim n rf ii ""T S lude with a banquet ' coiuuilttees and with rueaib.. of . SiM'K'"ffiWWff.K Address I will pay I for the liitdio S.'l and equipment as oflercd itiNews-lteview. . All offers tuiiMt be in our tore by Sa.urday, October 24 th. .C. A HiKT.TrAT5 WASHED I AND IRONeoVfim CMLt I A V(tL--QliOOMID man B I l& 9Ut AAEB TO WEAR, ' Oentlt-mrn appreciate the way we launder their thirty as;i collars. They are pleased to wear the laundry that comes from this shop. They are pleas ed to pay. our prices, V will be pleased to have you call. Roseburg Steam Lsundry PHONB 7S What we owe to those we know We are glad to live and do business in Roseburg. It is where YOU and WE have our homes, hence you and we are interested in its growth and pros perity. Your prosperity is our prosperity. The best town is the town that has the best people. Let's do our best to make Roseburg the best. The homes, the families, the employes of our store are in Roseburg. They are yours and our inter dependents. Their money is earned here and spent here, keep it here for the good of Roseburg. SATURDAY WE OFFER Kerr's Jam and Jelly, 1 4 oz. jars New crop Petite Prunes, 3 lb3. for A good medium weight Broom for Hubbard Squash, per pound i A good Blend Flour, 49 lb. sack For your fruit cake we have raisins and nuts, citron, lemon and orange peel and all needed spices. 25c 25c .......49c Wzc ...$2.00 Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Stores at Roseburg and Sulherlin QUALITY MEATS Pot Roast, lb : 15c Boiling Beef, lb .12 1-2 Fancy Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 15c Heavy Breast of Veal, lb 12 1-2 Veal Steak, lb 20c Hamburger, lb 15c Nice Pork Roast, lb 25c Pork Sausage, lb ; 20c Pure Lard, 2 lbs 45c Cottage Hams, lb. .-. 33c Picnic Hams, lb. - . 24c Dry Salt Pork, lb. !!..".'.30c I lalf or whole Eastern Hams, lb 35c Heavy Bacon, lb 34c Bacon, light, lb. 37c Bacon Squares, lb. 2&C Fgncy Fryers Heavy Hen PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 Frew Delivery .1