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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1925. I W-S-V-Q S$ Broadcasting II W Station W-S-V-Q stands for our store; it means Wear, Style, Value, Qualhy in Men's Clothes. .We've just received the last word in a Radio Log and this book is yours for the asking. It shows all the stations in the United States with meter lengths; it shows the important ' foreign stations and gives spaces for dial readings. DROP IN AND ASK FOR ONE Duds for Men , Incorporated -.: QUINE BROTHERS "HI. ...II The home of Hart Schaffner & Mara Clothe i!VI NOTORIOUS BOOTLEGGER W REPRIEVED BY PIERCE ft J .Mrl.tHt Ptm. ImmI Win.) PORTLAND, Ore . Oct. 21. A 1- bert Ouartler, who vai aentenced In Multnomah county circuit court on June IS to ervn six months In the rountv Jnll and to pay a fine of 11600 for vlo'atlon at the liquor Inwa. la f liberty on a reprieve rranted by Governor Pierce, ac cording to records on file In the county Jail. The records show that he rained his freedom from Jail by virtue of an extended re- nrlsiiia f 1 1 tA It i trm ffivArrifir nn 8, September 1. ! The flmt renrleve waa to last until October IS that Quartier mlKht asalst In harvesting Ilia grape crop. A new reprieve from October 15 to February 15 next year was then forwarded to Rherlff Hnrlbiirt. The only provision Is that Quartier muxt pay $25 a month to apply on the fine. I In OKU. AIM OBTAINED. (tmM Prm InH Wli.) MADISONl Wis., Oct. 2. The I narfiiil Inn nf m FArihn ictiu Vila ilrv i cell battery, a development which avinun iuiik ueen HinKm in ine eiec- Sltrical field, waa announced here Z ! today by the research staff of the S French battery and carbon com 8 ; pany. si SPORT NEWS s S 5 8 Jhis is Roll Call Night. Be there, Brother! . 8 jams Attention. INITIATION ON Thursday, October 29 'The mrprktnn rrotn mill nut nrt 8. V Willie Rllola. crowned 10 mile champion In mud and water at New York Saturday, nag decided to (to after Home of the Indoor records set out last winter by his com patriot, T'aavo Nurml. RItola alms at Nunnl't marks from two miles up. The Haskell Indiana, who pitch their tents at Lawrence, Kami., on the few occasions they are home, will create a football record In the transportation field this season. Their schedule takes them 17,000 miles by rail. the second degree! LUNCH ENTERTAINMENT Franklin Field, enlarge by the ad dition of an upper deck this sea son, seems Inadequate to meet the demanda for seats to Saturday's football classic between Pennsyl vania and Illinois. Quaker fans are already beginning; to talk about a 100,000 stadium next year. Baseball writers, meeting at Chi cago, have joined umpires In op posing the practice of major league stars lending their names to World's 8erles articles. They ask ed baaeball officials to atop IL No action will be taken by the New Jersey boxing commission on the Harry Wills-Floyd Johnson fight, which ended abruptly In the first round when one of Johnson's handlers tossed the towel of defeat into tlio ring. Doth fighters were paid. If yoit don't believe wbat yon read, never seek opportunity through the classified columns. Never has progress seemed so swift Grandmother's girlhood would seem pathetically poor in comforts to us today. She never knew the con venience of electrically done housework; of time saved in cooking; of swift trips through the country by motor; of the world's best music in her home, out of the air. A generation has changed the lives, comforts and habits of the world. Tomorrow new conveniences, new comforts will " swiftly find their way into our lives. - Their advertisements will herald their coming. To day a manufacturer will announce a new and better pro duct. Tomorrow a million men and women will use it as an old friend. ' XT An advertisement breaks down the barrier of dis- tance and tells to all the world in a day's time the best and newest things the world has devised. People who keep abreast with progress read the ad- vertisements. Advertising is a herald of better things Bask ' jmuibapTix?L-A v - . RcsebiMNewsReview afpOUOLAS COUNTY Winter or Summer Associated Gasoline meets all .demands of motorists Quidk starting Uniform power More miles to fhe (jallorL? .XSfsrO'CIATED OIL COMPANY TO LAY CORNERSTONE The cornerstone of the new Bible Standard Mission edirice at the corner of Douglas and Chadwlck streets will be laid on Sunday, ac cording to the present plans. Drle-i gallons from Kugene, Powers and other points are expected to be1 present for the program which will beheld at 1:30 p. ra. I PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. It. In pile of slight Increase la itoi-( as holdings this week values were well maintained In thj local fresh egg market. Fresh medium and underslied eggs are a cent higher on the exchange at 41 and 11 cents respectively. Other grades held steady at recent advances. A total of 51.040 case of egg were reported In Portland cooler yesterday, while the government report shows more than 57,000 rase at thl tlose (if last weak. Receipt of fresh est In this market yesterday were approxim ately 1ST case. Fresh butter con tinues to display a food healthy I tone locally although price la the east are somewhat easier. Bid oa th dairy eichaag held steady tad , unchanged for the day. I Receipt of country dressed meats are more plentiful now and price lower oa both pork and veal. Choice light hog am selling today at IT to 171 cent while choice light calve caa he had at 14i to IS cent. I A tew dressed turkey are com ing into the local market now and price are steady st 14 to 40 cents. Lire bird held around 10 cent. Other line of poultry steady and unchanged. PORTLAND, Oct 11 Wheat: B. B. B. hard white 11.54: -hard white, blue stem, baart tl.4?soft whit fl.46; westers white, north- I em spring 11.44; hard winter, western red 11.41. I PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 11. i Egg firm. Pullets up le: cur rent receipts 4242ic: fresh me dium 4241411c: fresh standard .first 46r4ie; fresh standard extra 4i06Oc. ! Duller steady. Extra cubes, city 55e; standards 54c: prime first 63c; first 4c: undergra de nominal;, print 67c; carton 68c. I Milk steady. Beat churning 'cream 65e net shippers' track la ton 1. Cream delivered Portland 6e. Raw milk (4 per cent) 2.0 c. w. t. f. o. b. Portland. I Poultry stesdy. .Heavy hen 25c; light lie; springs 23 24c; broiler 28c; young white duck 13ti 2Gc; dressed turkey 26 U 40c: live 30c. Potatoes firm. New 12.25 13.40. Onion firm. l.eo?tl.7S. Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1, 28i 31c: filberts nominal: . al monds 2M?32c: Hrasll nut 240 !; Oregon chestnuts 18c. Casrara bark nominal at 67c; Oregon grape root nominal. Hops steady. New crop, clus ter 21t)23c; fuggle 27c. PORTLAND. Ore, Oct 28 Tat tle nominally steady: no receipt. Hog steady; no receipts. Sheep steady; receipt 2(0.
