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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1925. pure Maple Syrup . TJtii bet of ail trynipi will soon be a thing of the : past, but for those who Wish a real treat we have . secured a small shipment in quart cans. Buy one ( and a package of Buckwheat Pancake Flour, and give yourself a real old-fashioned Sunday break fast. ..Nothing better. Also have new crop Cane and Maple, Cane and Corn, and Corn Syrups, also Honey, strained and In the comb. ..Now' is the time to buy your Cabbage for Sauer Kraut. Get : our quantity price. "im FOR SATURDAY WE OFFER Fancy Newtown Apples, per box $1.25 Good Toilet Soap, 7 bars for 25c Good Quality Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1.10 Two loaves Bread for 15c 3 lbs. Petite Prunes, new crop, for 25c Bulk Raisins, seedless, 3 lbs for 25c M bz. glass jar of Jam or Jelly for 25c Tdilet Paper, 5 rolls for 25c , Where Your Dollar Has More Cents ' Stores at Roseburg and Sutherlin AGGIES FEEL LOSS Y QUALITY MEATS Pot Roast, lb. 15c fJbUing Beef. lb. ., ........12 1-2 Kancy Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 15c Heavy Breast of Veal, lb 12 1-2 Veal Steak, lb 1 . 20c Hamburger, lb. 15c Nice Pork Roast, lb 25c Pck Sehisage, lb. ..20c Pure Lard, 2 lbs ...... 45c Cbttage Hams, lb. 33c Picnic Hams, lb .24c Dry Salt Pork, lb I 30c Half or whole Eastern Hams, lb 35c Heavy Bacon, lb. ...34c Bacon, light, lb. 37c Bacon Squares, lb. I 28c Fancy Fryers Heavy Hens : PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 ' ' Free Delivery I (Aaortoud fnm UuJ Win.) ! CORVALLIS. Ore., Oct. 30. "Schulioerlch will not (tart against Montana." . waa the declalon of Coach Scbissler last night after the big bait had bobbled around on the ' field, unable to conceal the weak nesa of the leg Injur sustained In the Stanford game. All week hope was held out that he would be in condition by Saturday, but Schim Ii.t has now abandoned the idea and will throw Qulnn In at left half Instead. Otherwise the starting lineup will be the same as that of a week ago and long drills on defense 'against the Montana attack (Ives hope that O. A. C. may yet take the game. Starting time has been 'set at 1:30. I A record breaking number of 'alumni and old students of the col lege are expected here today and ; tomorrow, as Indicated by the re sponses to the homecoming letters isent out by houses and the alumni office. A number of "alums" ar rived Thursday night and will be here throughout the week-end, but large numbers are expected to ar rive In Corvallls tonight. 1 1 itti r ruiurc ic SEEN IN CONDITION OF JEAN M ADDOX IJtt'e outward change was t noted today la the condition M of Miss Jean Maddox. who la suffering from mercurial pol- a suiting. Kuppresslon of elimtna- tlon. however. Is a very ills- couraging sign, although O:io of the common, symptoms of the work of this poison, and aa a result of this condition her case Is made much more critical. Miss Maddox was tlons today were that no party had . poisoned on Tuesday night received a working malorltv In tha ! when upon returning from the House of Commons by yesterday'a , show she swallowed several general election, but the liberals bichloride of mercury tablets, wn0 now control the relna of gov- mistaking them for aspirin, lernment were overthrown. which she wanted for head- ; The conservatives, campaigning I ache remedy. for a protective tariff, won more j ents than any other party. . .... r. . .. Z I Incomplete returns Indicated yriVlZ l-05ei.l0; valley No. 1, lht Arlhur Melghen and his fol- ... .lowers of the conservative party Mohair Best combing 7CS0c; ni)(1 defeated half the members of beat carding 65&700. Premier Wl Mackenzie King's cab- ... . ' Inet and also had made great in- .... .. v . ' . """-.roads into the aeata of the liberals CiiDIFLFCMi nnnnnn numan n n n n Lr". ii in nunnini rrn u r rSNiii i IS rAVuHABLt IU JLUJLUtr A f iT ZM, CAnrlatl fnm Ual Wr.) OTTAWA, Ont.. Oct 30 Indlca- FANCY FALL HOSIERY When you want the wide ribbed or fancy pineapple atltch hose for women, or for children remember you can get It In Arrowhead at Carr's. Best quality, best looks and I best assortment will be found In I the Arrowhead line. It wears. Try I it and see. Silks, wools or cotton, : you can get them at Carr's. o Can fill all orders. iM'nn-tierretson Co. T and progressives throughout the dominion. Premier King, who had urged a moderate tariff, himself went down to defeat In hla own constituency. Seven of hla minis ters also were beaten. The latest compilation gives the conservativea 120 out of 245 aeata In the House of Commons, aa against 91 for the liberals. Premier MacKenzle King's party. The nro- gresnlves have 12 seats, the Inde nt t. 77T. . i pendents one, labor two, and 19 are Plans for the Hallowe en dance- ,!,, f,,i sponsurea oy ine noaeDurg worn- EUGENE SEEKS TO : CLOSE DANGEROUS I ENTRANCE TO CITY 8ALM, Ore.. Oct. 80. The pub It service commission today set Tuesday, November,!, as the dale of Searing at Eugene on petition bt the city of Eugene for the clos ing of the grade crossing over the track! of the Southern Pacific on Blair boulevard at the northwest entrance Into the city. The Bouinern Pacific company ha waived statutory time In which Jo answer the pp'itlnn, Indicating tlntt-ths company will not strongly oppose the move. The petition pbfntg out that lllalr boulevard, which la the main artery of traffic In and out of the city by the Pacific highway on the north, la already occupied by a slssst car line of the Southern Pa cific and that the stretch of street Including the grado crossings Is very dangeroua and has been the scent- of many accidents. The petition states that Ihe city has already begun the Improve ment of Railroad avenue, which parallels IJIalr boulevard to Ihe east, and which It is claimed, will , furnish a more direct route Into the city. Also It is stated that the rliy In co-operation with the Lane , county court Is securing the right of way'and preparing plans for en tr.ince Into the cily on West Sixth atreiL QUALITY CHOCOLATE8 When we say quality chocolates at Stic a pound It sounds doubtful. Well, we have them. Not really a 60c chocolate but a better quality that we are featuring at only 60c a lb. Try them and you'll buy them regularly, (let them at Carr's. M Well-Chosen VARIETY Prolongs the Fascination Unlit the Very Last Piece It Eaten Jrom a Box of m STELLAR CHOCOLATES Tute travels pleasantly through richnesses of creamy trntcrt. almost liquid, fragrant, flavorful. And reaches memorable heights of goodness in "chewy" , pieces, nut-studded or fruit gemmed. Stumbles on a chocolate covered, honcy-combed mint ' and lingers over its clean, bright Aavor. Interest, fascination, enjoyment to the very last piece in every box of Krausc's Stellar Chocolates. $1. $2, S3 onJ $5 FOR CHARM hcx the quaint pickjgr nllrd with luKicui twem otltd KraUM s Celebrity Choco lates .. 11.50 Ytn fW.i Cm 7 Sofia Otin Dintl mm TRU-HLU flKulfCe. Mm tt WW I juiiiLJVftu, ore., uct. 30. Short, snappy advances In the lo cal potato market during the past week have been so rapid and val ; uea ao Irregular both on the coun : try and city that Portland dealers and jobbers are all up In the air. No one seems to know just what the actual market la on potatoes and consequently there Is a wide 'range of buying and selling prices today. I There Is more or less a panicky feeling on the potato market. lUrowers naturally, are very bullish and in most Instances In no mood jlo sell. Look for extreme high prices and are holding. On the other hand doalera are .very skeptical of the audden ad- vanae and not eager to take on sup piles at the hlKiitr 'prices. They openly admit that the advance was too sudden and too large to create a healthy condition. Today buying prices on (he coun try are ail the way from 11.90 to $2.25 with some extra large Btir banka held at 12.130. In the city wholesale dealera are quoting $3 on Ilurbanks with some. U. S. No. 1 fancy stock at 13.25. Yakima 'stock ranges all the way from S3 I to 13. GO per hundred. Firm undertone Is showing In Northwest hop markets, ltecent sales In this territory made at 211 cents. While the statistical posi tion of the market is none too strong, local buyers are again In the field trying to pick up supplies. Kastern market on coast hops ranges from 27 to 30 cents. PORTLAND. Oct. 30. Cattle nominally steady; no receipts. Hogs-nominally steady; receipts 70 direct. Sheep nominally steady; receipts 635 direct or through. PORTLANP, Oct. 30. Wheat: Hard white Klin $1.54; hard white, blue stem, baart $1.52; soft white $1.46; western white $1.45; north ern spring, western red, hard win ter $1.43. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30 Eggs cent higher. Current receipts 47c; fresh medium 4Ht414c; fresh stan dard firsts 45iff45c; fresh stand ard extras 4SJ49e. nutter steady. Kstra cubes, city Krc; firsts 49c; unilergrades nnm Inal; prints 57c; enrtons 58c. Milk steady. Heat churning cream D5e net shippers' track In nne 1. Cream delivered Purtlnnd 59c. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.60 cut, f. o. b. Portland. Poultry firm. Heavy hens 25c; light lrlr; springs 23c; broilers 2.Ht-; young white ducks 23c; dressed turkeys 364141: live 3T. Onions firm $1 6tiri 1.7r. Potatoes firm, new $2 35i 2 40. Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1. 280 Sic; filberts nominal; almonds 23 i32c; brazil nuta 24Hi2Sc; Oregon chestnuts ISc. C'asrara bark nominal at Gft7c; Oregon grape root nominal. Hops firm. New crop, clusters 23iii 23c; fugglea 27c. an's Club, to be given Hututduy night at the Armory, have been well In progress this week, and most of the details; of the dance have been worked out. The committee In charge ot de coratiens will deiorute ine hail Saturday morning, and will use llollowe'en designs. In black cats, witches, pumpkins and other cle ver motlfa. lioolbs will e pin. .J in the corner'a of the room where punch will be served free during the evening. At other booths caKe, cotree and sandwiches will be served. 'An admission ot $1.1U will be charged, with an ex'ra charge of twenty-five cents for extra ladles. Proceeds, will go to. help build the club, honse lu the nenr future. The dance to have been given NOTICE I will halfsole men's shoes for 75 cents; lady's shoes for 60 cents; rubber heels 35 cents, leather heels 25 cents. J. W. Hall, 112 Bowen street, Roseburg. REEDSPORT MAN IS HEIR TO MILLIONS MARSHFIELD. Ore.. Oct. 30. A. L. flump, former Coqullle car penter but for the past year lo cated at Reedsport. left this morning for New York City to claim an inheritance of over $3. 000,000 from the estate of an un cle, according to authenticated re. ports. Hump has been sought for four years by representatives -of the i at the Kuinbow Uardens tomor- i estate, and an agent reached Reeds- row night, has been postponed In lavor ol this dance. port several days ago and satisfied himsel rthat Hump waa the right man. The only other heir is a brother who has not been found. with small means. MEN'S GUARANTEED HOSE A 25c hose guaranteed to wear 4 ' Bump Is about 60 years old, pair 4 months without a hole. If they don't it'a the factory's loss, not ours. But we know they do wear. Carr's. NEW BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR When It costs no more, why not get the best? The Hotel Rose Bar ber shop and Beauty parlor is, now MITCHELL SAYE NOT GUILTY AND PriFCi TO TRIAI one" 'r business and Invites you iJ3 1 llvifUj to lappet and natronlie this shop . j . . wiik:!! tiiiera iiiuivuiUHl nygienic (Continued from page one). Errvlc , f ach Rn eytry 'patron All hair brushes, combs, neck dust ers. rnr.nrt rlinnerfl will ho alMrll. ,. ii ' lied belore they are used on cust ,V,. i i mers. Wo solicit your patronage. . Miunrii cut. inwircB iiaiicuu.iiiK, marcelling and curling and mani curing by licensed operators for your protection. Ladles telephone 622. Mrs. Schmldli, for appointments. saving t stories The Origin and Operation of Skaggs Stores A few days ago a lady called ua on the phone to say that she had decided not to trade at 8kagga Stores any more. She gave as her reason that she frequently passed Skaggs Stores at night and often noticed the men working overtime and she did not think it f&lr that they be required to do so. - This and similar occurrences denoting a Customer's Interest and possible misconception has Impelled ua to write a aeries of short articles dealing with the origin, ownership and operation of Skaggs Stores and publish them o pposlte our weekly ad. Such questions : "Why Our Men Work Overtime " "Who owns Skaggs Stores" ''How Much Profit Wo Make" "Whsra tha Profits Go" "How Skaggs Ideals Have Served to Make an Interesting and Profitable Ga:tit Out of a Common and Lowly Vocation" "How and Why Msia Effort Properly Harnessed to Productive Policies tan and Does Excel in Accomplishment." and many other interesting angles, which will portray the human Interest and business romance of modern co-operative big business. Next Week "The Origin of Skaggs' Stores" '- SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES Bananas, Finn, Ripe Fruit, 0 K O I Onions, best Oregon Stock, UU 3 lbs. your last chance at, 12 lbs.. 25c Potatoes Good Size, G ood Cookers, $2.75 cwt. ncr f!xM by the mnnua!. This ob jection the conrt overruled. - Little proRreas on the trial was mftd however, at the today': f wan ion. Alter ine prosecution naa ftniiHhed rending from the court manual a lrj( list of regulations by which the proceedings are to be governed, the court recessed un til .Monday to permit attorneys for the prosecution and defence to make a preliminary examination of witnesses who bad arrived from Texas. All Week Features QQ UVA r An Week Bulk D.t, the j OdlUlUd Features crop is here, OCp w-, . 2 lbs. L J U r PlTlllfJC! Flcur prices are ad vane- , r. . J. CdLUlCd inc. Have you bought Ka?derpo3 SusarSlb. M CQ Winter's Supply? boxes. cloth bag OllJil ' 5 lb. box 89c Eastern Wasmngton all 10 lb box ' $1 9 Butter Skaggs Best, hard wheat, still selling SkaigTAHind "D. J?1" I $1.13 li?" 9 35 ped Chocolate Fancy 2 for bl 03iUJ Candy at a low price. Rdfed Oats, fancy stock 4g-pouna 0 Q 0 Q Pound Box at 35c from Gallitan Val-i 7p bag $LuJ Q We have a limited num- ley, 9 lb bag frill Do not confuse with .of t her of Quick Mayon- shredded Wheat, HCp SSZuJSZ RXfLer 3pk- 330 f"tory. Beater Bowl Graham Puffs, 7 oz. of Fint of Wesson Oil Dainty Crackers, Reg. Marshmallows, just ar- Recipe Book 15c pkg. 1 Cp rived, fresh and QQp All for 85c 2 for ' 3 f luf f y per lb 0 3 Heat with (tas Skaggs United Stores No. 255 ' Free Delivery in the city on order of $5.00 or more. (Sack Sugar excepted). Or ders amounting to leaa than $5.00 we charge one dime. Phone orders given prompt and efficient attention. 1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Koseburg, Oregon I We cut class to fit your windows or picture frames. MrlnR thp ror j it'ct measurements. Lloyd Crocker. I. PRUNE MARKET TO BE STUDIED BY COMMITTEES dictates. You can take somo Mmple canity, the value ot whii'.t you can Judge by the sugar, one ounce of sugar containing 115 calories. Or yon can have part of an ordinary slice of pie which I 1 30n In fiOO P riananln. nnnn , to 1)0 presented for discussion, and jit, richness; or some ice cream irlo d-jin on Ihe ei'onninlc proilut-1 (lhe nme num,er of calories), jtlon of the crop-. The aiandardl- j nut t advl.se you not to take these gallon, quality and size of Ihe pro- , be rIUM U t be,t to Iearn not I duct will be Investigated by Jrhn :to rar for them (Continued from pajre 1.) DIET AND HEALTH (Continued from page 2.) I the same effect. The commercial vegetable and meat extracts maae good broths when mixed with hot . water. A cupful of such a broth Is practically calorlelesa. It ii best to take a liberal supply of water while reducing. It la not j fattening. j Tomorrow IMctetlc Hlna. o Cook with gaa. G. I'acnn. a prominent growers of tho I'mpqua section. The quenlion of tHklng sninll DRAIN AND VICINITY Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Veley are re ceiving congratulations on the birth of a s, pound daughter, born i on Oct. 2K. i Messrs' William Clamen, A. J. j Mllliean and Fred Harris of Oun-t ter, were Cottage Grove visitors Tuesday. Mr. L. S. Compton was transact ing business in Yoncalla Tuesday. Ijiwrence Traylor was badly In- Now I want to talk a little bit about the distribution of your cal- nri... Vnii ..an Ink. than. J.in. i.iiiiiea ... ne uiiuer ,ho dav (n anv manner which vou :u,r "l" market . aB prunes nmd most convenient. Take them I 1 1 mil i"ht It n and (hn I it v I In. I fi in ... ... . i lalong this-Ha: and a, I whai , , , w" r' Z 'rZ - I use can he-made of such prune. lof ,he dav. r ,ake them , two Mrs. "u" j i will be carried on by T. 1). Hu-1 mt,a. or,ke ,, at her home in nniln. I ;arnbarK with the assistance or Ihe-i hav, nad ,hoU8anrts of Mr., jonn iwaa quii ii i u , jp llortli tiltural Products Depart- ii . ,.. ..,.i. .home near Drain. K 'ment of the College. Ion reducing, and many of them Mr Geo. C Rose, who recently ; It Is hoped that a comprch. u lliav lnn, thry find theY , nang . purchased the formerly George ',lve nrogram will l the cut- . . . . Woollev nlace near Gunter. arrived growth of the findings of Huh . - dinner -i-ht nf at his new location Wednesday. d roninilllfe. as the production iri.l th hMialire of the 1 "00 r Mr. John Boak. Jr.. and wife areiil Tubby and Hiink Wait There is so much company at Tubby s house today that i he and Hank had to wait for ! dinner It's a long wait, be- t cause the guests are discuss ing the splendid qualities of Grimm's Milk Bread Nothing equal to it in the town, they say, made by the IDEAL; BAKERY Phone 133 119 Sheridan St l Doors, Windows marketing of prunes In lou-li- Personally I like best lo have 'visiting with relatives near Drain. ! j County ha long been a pioMi r.i lfl0 c frtr"breakfat 350 for 'They will leave In a few days forjj of vast Importance to all Krmv. , . lnrich , ,,, . tld : Portland. ij Interested In this phase of h.'r for dlnncr ,n th(. evening, ir, A party composed of Robert f. A warm frle:i'l Keep han.ly Goodrich water bottle Crocker. P NFMANC1SCO, Oct. ao. Fed eral slste niarket news service. Pears: Winter Nellls 3fl3.S0: No. 2. Kti2 f'; few poor low as $1..'0; Oregon D'AnJou fancy I3.H0. IIOSTO. Oct. 30 The Commer cial Uultt'tln, will say tomorrow: "There has been a broader mark et this week and tho tendency of prices Is to harden, even against Veiy strong opposition from Ihe buyers. Prices are occasionally a cent dearer In the aggregate. "Korelan markets are very buoy ant and generally five per cent dearer for tho week. France and Kngland are free buyer In all primary mark'la." The Commercial P,ullotln will publish the following quotations to morrow: Scoured basis: Osteon Eastern No. 1 staple i II ir.tj l.SO; fine and fin medium combing UlijlJO, La&teia .1,-".. ... K Pi T. V 9 t 6 c S j lull nil (sjirLa mm tlrultural project heiug corduci.,1 nowPVPI.(. i nvlted to a lunch! Powell, S. Compton, and J. H.iJ in the county. ! lnke ,.. .,, c .... hreskfasi . Hollowav with their tamllles. visit-! 4 which conlt of a cup or two ed several poultry plants near a --Ml anu laniespiMiinuis neavy i A. A. tcream Is loo C; three cubes of o rugnr are 100 C.I: or a enp of NOTICE clear coffee, with 100 C. of coffee - case mi.u uitu nnir nv.t ur riaving purcnaseu tne interests S00 ror lunch, and the balance of of the Roseburg Eugene Auto $f my calories (usually ot fruit ) for Transportation Co., We will not be my evening meal. responsible for any bills contract- A , A very satisfactory lunch Is a ed by our predecessors prior to Oo glass of milk 1 10 C ). a slice itober 2, or for any debts contract- 3 ot whole-wheat bread, one-halt ',d Dy others than our own agents. S Inch thick, or a shredded wheat 0RECON AUTO TRANSPORT A- 9 blsru t 1100 C.) and a big apple! TION COMPANY. & I ititi v.'. i ni iniais .i.u v.. n a ft c Glass, Mouldings Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. aa- irs, . I Kexall Milk of 1 Magnesia Tooth Paste A pint of milk alone makes a very satisfactory lunch. Another one Is a large The Testimony of Others f ' IN my rrOW book which may he salad one-hair pound or any I had FKKli upon rcqtiest, on ' ' l,h one-half ta- I PI1.FS aid other RretM and Colon di Mesnnonful or mayonnaise I nfl C. I h,.. r.rn.l.K-rJ nearly Kill - 2 heaping Inblespoontuls or cot- ' Idlers unm amonil In. received frmi ge cheese lino C.I and a slice . mvlhnuwndjofpallcnu. Thoctcllvou of whole wheat bread llftu ".. I DAILY WEATHER REPORT jg t. S. Weather llurenu, local or- g I rice, Roseburg, Oregon, 21 hours A ending S a. m. s r I n . , i.i M 2 heaping Itihlesttoontiils or cot- , ... K. T .... v ' . i . 1 1 'i m i t in rw" rn i i r.i v.i.i.r.iav k k lr you make your mayonnaise temperature last night Precipitation, last 21 hours . .. 6 a o S X '. a Total preclp. from Sept. 1. 1924. to date 1.61 ranaiyoiinciryca. - '""''"' V "f miner. i n ,U wtm-i Preclp. since rirst month 5 CI ,:L: -. i: .Vi,;;w.V..,. b.v. to count anv r s. rvnrmat precip. tor tnis monm z.tsi bymyNON-Sl rK.ICAl.m-thod. Thtw ir n is not convenient ror yon ar Mi p.s sod n(i ot to get theso things vou can nearly vtv ... mws '.riMai-n, ; aVa get fruit ror lnmh. Al ri:''"l'"r.K. t 'i""- "ou are not hungry. nv yam fvit nnini yww dinner. Sometime a Mg glass or - -- T 1 two or water will sntlsry the riKAN M I) Inr hv.nger roniracllons. (Hunger Is HlaVuuaD OlflClS: MATTIE omnv supposeu lo ne causeo ny me eon- Dr DVin B.Himna si Mi ' tiscttons of the enipty stomach' i.TMAA,ri ;tAI MB. Alb J.... .,,,, . ,. h, , .,,, , Sn met lines A tiny hit nt lemnll nr attasmil eiaDf peel or a ciova will have Average precip. from Kept. 1, lTT - 3.53 g Total deficiency from Kept 1, K 1925 0.82 S Average precipitation for it $j wt seasons, (September X to May. Inclusive) 31. IS (J Clondy tonight and Saturday; W normal temperature. VM. BELL, Meteorologist. ' Contains 44'e True Milk of Magnesia. It corrects acid mouth and prevents decay. It restores natural color by removing stained film. It polishes your teeth nnd gives them new benuty. Regular Tuba 19c Large Tube 39c NATHAN FULLERTON Thc1fexat Store
