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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1925 Jinn nUilJ II savinq i ': The Origin and Operation of Skaggs Stores Popular ronrt-ptlon of th orl .,,!( of Llf luaineif Institutions l, Ir'Ufntly provo. warn n,ll of .iiif rat in are known, in n unite lilifferfiit from th lot awl man ner of their founding. In Kt-n- ,emt. w aro prone to rt-Kttrd fHtltlon, devoid of m-ntlrnmt or Jdttls, n1 to think -f Ihtkh j'onrt'fn un cxlntlnu nml huvinir 'always Tinted for th aide pur nunc of niakliiff Profit. It la ''difficult to picture vant or- KMinaaiion an imviujc on n-en u tin', oni'-inin biialnmi. It la rvt-n more difficult to fmKln It aa fi.ivlnjr been ft i muled thrntiifh rlicM Bf If (IoiiIhI and MttfP wu-rifira und with a Seal for puMlu nervier. Many people eaaiiy aitrinuiA nltritlntlo niottvua and Muh Jdah to mn In other wulka of life, but for aom re anon, tha Hoiil of tht merehiint If. Indeed, he lie rr(iiird with havinir a , oitl U auppoM'-d to he alirlv- rletl and ililrrt up vy tne riuiuos nf hla paxMlotiHte uvmre for iruln. J'robaliW. merchanta 1 1 if ma! rea -or rather, the aya- a tent under which nierrhnndls-, -4IUT naa oeen none in ine piiMi -'nn ne nt-m lurKciy account able for thin Httilutleof at leust portion of the public. Ncvcr- t lie leas, many of our lurKst and moat aucceMNful merclian- disl nir Institution have befii founded with a alncr closure to render the public a better kervlce than It Iiaa been ffvttintr and only tlion men and organi antlona that have kept the faith and kept alive a dewp sens of oblltfation to their ustioclates and the public have succeeded to any marked dkree. KaxKB tra onitlnaiea from the fforta of one man. who. with a aenae of public duty. sought to find th meana ftr SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES Sweet Potatoes, Nice I Size, 6 lb. Evcrday Prices h Qf llvlQ1r Everday Prices - Features V;h ; Italian Prune, QQn : Qulck , NaPth SoaP Good .ize, 3 lb. ZvJU Butter Skaggt Be.t v. il Cp 57c ib. ci i q 2for JU New Stock Walnut 2 lba 0 I I J Lemon and Citron Peel, MeaU, CQn Z now for Fruit Cakes. Halve., lb. DOC Jug" -Pure PeeI( ,b 33c ; Cane, 25 1bi. J-j J J Citron Peel, lb 59c Toy Pails, Peanut But- Sugar Corn, 3 Cans ter, 28c each. CCa Sunbrite Clean- 1 An 1 47c Q1 70 2 for JJU ser, 3 Can. I ltb Doz. '. 0 I . I 0 Skaggs United Stores No. 255 Free Delivery 'in the city on order of $5.00 or more. (Sack Sugar excepted). Or der amounting to let than $5.00 we charge one dime. Phone order given prompt and efficient attention. 1 1 5 So. Stephen 1!" SSSiSSSSSSSSSSSS. IIS I t Pleasing the ladies :is a man's job So we ordered Knottier shlpmeht of these trays s we didn't have ennuxh to go around lust lime The sumo special price, 11.39. l,T-.'vi,,: ' -rv 1 1 W THAY Is 12 Inches by IS Inches 'nickeled frame fit . ted with side hsn dies and ball feet. $1.39! Small profits and quick turnover that's our way of doing thinRS on a Diamond or a dollar article makes no difference. .'rw. oimi inipro-ioae Mm, Krlc tlo. of 714 Cobb trt, who ha been 111 for the IB I rellvlnir a aitunlton which was working a aeveri hardship on I a lartce aeetion of Dm- -ountry and lii'iUt-t, tally diMcovt if how richly the public reward Ita real Kt-rvanta, Thin man hh rf. M. XJcukk. father of H'H prevent vet-utl v heuda of HkajfKB RtorcB a minuter of th k'apel by i-hoi' and voca tion but at that time h atrnjc Klinir hunioftemler mornr a (t of other t"uull iiuMlprcRttcd honii-aieadtTH near Aunrlt an Kalla. Idaho. Home two year prtnr to tlie open In a; of tlm flrnt HkauK Hi ore at A me r Umn Kit II. M.t ho, In tftia. Reverend rkaVKM -miiu wvmI in Hcul'i-h of Ill-Ulltl. Th a'( Ion In and around Ariifrlciin Kul In appculd Im hint from th heulth standpoint, ho he f tld on a honivNteud arid aettliMj there. Ah la U"ial with moNt preaetirra, h hud very little money and what little he did have waa noon expended In the erection of a home lewd er' "ahanty" and the purctutae of a team, tool and audi equip ment hk he ni'etoarily limit have. He and hla fumlly eked out an exlMtencH aa bent they could and, by reaaoti of In tiill liiK and a natural talent for leuderxhtp, he noon -became Home what of a leader union HT hi fellow hotneateadera. Price on all commodities In Allierictm KnlU were; hitch In H. M. HkuK, aoetnlnKly much h'Kher than oondltiona jiiKtl tled and frequent iliacuHMion with neiKhlxim eMtabllNbed a r (incur re nl opinion. but how Htid what tepB to lake to cor rect or overcome thla condition waa tha problem. Eventually Mr. HkakK evol ved a plan whereby he thought he coud opi-riite aucctKf ully, a plan which anion other thlnx Included a protfrnui of phyalcal effort for h imnelf which today would be t'onxld ered little abort of bondaKe, Thla atore could not l an or dinary atore nor could It be operated In any ordinary man n-r. The Htrictent cononiy in tta Inatullutlon and operation 25c Celery, Good White, 3 for Hubbard Squash, 1 l-2c Pound PHONE 230 ee-v.- JH'ti0 w D OSIT I V E I Y A hnud lMlntetl on sUhs and Ruarun teel waterpraof different designs. - ll1 JEWELERS IkMH - t ton IhV t the Molt y pital, returned tn her home today greatly Improved In health. wC3 Cash t stores 'Whb necemary. eNe It would ; full In Ita avowed purpojt, 1 whh h waa to relui-e pre , To ! reduce prlct-a. he wua pra lh u ;enoutch to know that one iiiumi I redocj one cat in if coitt h rid wate. Therefore, with hi" pur pone of Kervice built upon a Kreat Ideal, he formulate a, e'herne of operation a practical aa It waa aimpje. M. M. kHtCtf hud no money jaud nothing of whi he could I ciirw money except bla char acter, and to l. W. lav. then tpiwMldeut of the rirt N.itloroil Hank of American rail and la ter ( lover nor of Die Hlate of I iIh ho, be prertented fif m problem and plana, aeturinic louw. tn a rented lot on a aide ulreet he erected with hia own handit a frame huidlnir of df riieiiHhirtu 1Sx3J feet and In thla little huildiiiK in the auiiimer of I 1 6 wax op-ne t h flrat HkaKR Htore of the Vet. In that atore H. M. HhuKKM tolled dllKellty. fl equeniy for Weeks at u time waktria two ami a haf niiea duly f i out hia borne Mtead to work and ha' k In tlie eveitinu; No that a poKnllie lioei power coud ba lined on the farm. Till atore wan the flmt unit In h chain which In a little moitt man ten yea re tilatiketa the I'h clf ie CouMt mid extending a' . far eaxt ax Colorado and Nehriix i kit conipriReN more I tin n three hundred of the fluent food Htore. H. M. HkaKKft. aonie four year after the opeiiiriK of the firat 1 xtore. with hla health regained I returned to thla KeoKi'aphlcH 1 , 'ocutlon of bin choice mid Ilia ' -uptitlnn dictated by hla inorol ifivlt-tlon that of preachina: I the tloxpel a he underxlnnda It hut many of the method em i ployed by him. the founder, are till uneff; need with the knowl- edtco that "He who server next J profit moat,' ami much of th apirit Imbued Into the live of the older perHonnel throtich their aoociatlon with him rat i 11 live and flnda exprHion. I Next Wfek. "The (Teit;nY t 'the Bee ond HkaRga Htorti." Size, and 25c Roteburg, Oregon Elephant Noted for Keen Sense of Smell What the elephant laokn lu vision j Is mot e I lion oniupensiited f'r hy the animal'H Keen sense of miioll. His trunk Is prohnhly the host ! Miiolllniz apparains In the world,, and he drpcndx llrst or all on hit soiimc if snioll. When ho is at all mpiflnus he moves hit. trunk round In every di rection, o that Ihe slltihtost taint ( In the Hlr will rcii.li hlui. In ninny other ways the elophant's trunk In Ihe moil extraordinary part of that thot extra on II nary animal, the I'rovldome .lournal says. It In entirely llexllde nt every point antl It can tarn In tiny d'roc thMi iiml has iromondotiH sii'cntlh. There Is no lame In It. hat It Is con Hiructod of Interwoven muscles and sinew ho tnutrh that you can scarce- ' ly out It with n knife. From It an elephant ran shoot a nl roam of water that will pat out n lire, and with It he can lift live trunk wekMi.:i n ton or pull h iloM oate Id a tie f urn. He drinks with It, foods hlniM-lf with It. smells with It, work with It. mid lights with It. Relations to Nature In ceneral une may say that the htodmndmim's In the oldest and nmst universal prnfinslnn, and that, where n man iWii not jet discoor In himself any lllties fir one work more than mint Iter, Mils may he pre ferred. Hut the doctrine of the farm In merely this, that every man oiik'ht tn ntund In primary relations with the work of the world; ouuht tn d It himself, an. I not to miner the accident of his having: n purse in his hm ket or his havlui: heel, tired tn muiiit tlihottost antl Injurious craft, to never him from those i duties; nd for this reason, that la r nor In t.od'n educallon; that he only ! Is n sincere learner, he only can , tiecftnie it master, who learns Ihe e I I crets of Inhor. ni w Ln ny r'al can nintt etort from Nature Ita j wenler. Kmerin, Englluh Town Mabt$ Specialty of Blankets There ought to be a giime iWr. hais there 1b In wlilrli a town' mune H anxwrrel liy lis tnduntry. nn exi'tiiingi- lim-n-vt. 'SIii-IIIhI(I." itIm (inr, "Knivm." my Hif utlier: "I'lieililnr" crlc iinIlier, "t.'liTOw," reiilifM one. To Vliniv, tlie uiii-r. without any quiblhiii; U "lllnnk eta." Witney u t.rvujel, yu iiih uiy. with Llunkeia, uniiMl up In them, ImleciJ, dev., ted to tlit-m. uml jiroud of tliem. aa well It may t'tir are not they the host In llrltnlnj nnn rius in no new IndiiKtry. hut n Soo-yeiiMhl one. mid It has, ever urouiflit prosperity to tlie little town ' ' !" mste'l until aiwur and work f(.r Its eople. still older M""' when under Anslem. l.:ina thnn Its hlanketa Is the town, the ! '""' auecesaor. Krulf rehulli tlie H'ltaneye of il Hnxons. and a 1 ti rn P"r'. A fire destroyed most thank-offering of Queen Kuiinu. w Ife ' or 1,16 I'wrtlon of the huildiitc in of that Canute who sat heshle the' from that year William sea. It has its market plio-e, where ' "' nn ",e w,rlt the Itutler Cross of lils; maile ' ''"'''""K UTS. when, on Ills shelter for the fanners' wives who ! ""tferlns severe Injury by fnlliiiK enine to sell their eu's and butter. ' fr,,In sraffold, nnother Willluiii. Hut food Is secondary to blankets In ! entiimonly distin?tilshel as "the tills little place. Hehlnd the one ' riniflishimin," -nrried on the work long street of houses rims the Wind- """P'eted It In ll'4. .Many al rusli, that serves Die blanket luak-1 teratlons ami rhnnu'es have been ers with Its clear waters. In liie ! ,,Jade durini; the ensuing renlnrles. town smnds the guild hall of the! 1 xi'ht mention that as eurly as Ilhinket-Alnkera' foiupany, with i 'J'helore of Tarsus, of the their arms und motto a motto that I '' ' I'11"'' was ehi-ted arch Blves kois reason for the coniinu-1 ''Miop of Cnnterhury, not uppolnteil. ous prosperity or the blanket mak ers and their Industry: "Weave truth Willi trust." Policy of Silence Makes Few Enemies A keen observer recently re marked that harsh words In 'the Knullsh lnnt'iiafH have more syno nyms than pleasant words have. A Utile turnlnir of the panes of the dictionary bears lilm mil. If you say a man tells the truth you have said It nil. There Is no neat ami forceful nay of emphasiz ing and enlarging upon that. Hut If you say he lies you will II in I a hundred suhtorfui-in ways to tav It. From the "short and' uidv" i'o "equivocate." quibble," "prevarl- eate" und the like, the list la long. says I lie .Montreal star. One politician made Mt,.is..lf f. moo. bv ..!.. "was nonomlcal In the use of the 1 truth to the verge of parsimonious. ne..." Kw-h statement draws a smile. It is Idan.L It is ,.,i.v. ir has the mild .tin of .in-.;,., J ! the burning er.ed.Kl of vitriol ' ! ' el.s-lnc insulation. Tur Kven belter than such elaborate i n',"m ' '"? I'"!"'"""! Industrial clrcumlm-utlons to express thin' I '"' tl.inn.KT f.r paint solvent which at best we should have left I "'" ",' "r ""' , " "'T unsaid Is to forego fr the moment ''",,lln'-' -l"P""n-ls. ns well us In being clever, and In keep our pe ice ni1 l'haruia.-.-Utical cou The world will think more highly I '''"a""". IIS 'T II, Keen Shot Kills Tiger With his long tall erect over Ids hnck and his head held hlirli. rnnm the monanrt or tli fonm HtrnU'hr i rur hs. nia s....n...i . - .. aptl nrv mpoU.le to'.loMrril. An he ronnile.1 i turn hr il. .V.H uwy I 1,-t 1.1m hnve it wltii ntr rlRlit hnrrH. Tho lut'let wnt trtio t Its mark. Whi'h It lilt liitn. full In tlM rlKht it. h? vtn In tit net of making r Hprintr. Tin- l.-up, j'np iroorl L't) foot hf,voin' ruirii', line wlii-n ho (ou- htMl the t'tirth lie w:, stone (load. The lnilkt liait ntpd his brain.' arid not a mark vji vl.l Mp nn hN t)i hi t Till rivit, nT wm tlir tht last twiirlilnu of hi- huh. vlvn lifter ih fatal shut. No nn Ihort IiihI v(t wen or lioiinl of t.2ir li.-ini: Kmt uiiltivit hnvlnir a ntnrk of ativ klml niaih- (.n Ills ftkifwItrlir. Ji-n. WiUhnn .M!n-I-In National (iMirapIilc .Maa tine. , Sea and lar.d in Cctttc Tln wjishin nuay hv tho . a of land worth mUllm:n of . floflnr-. t'.ti the roavt of Now Jfrst'v. noipt -tT i- In lli annunl report f tin Tri'Trd Staler ro;w( und l'oimIi'Im- i:ir'-. drawn nttonlu-ft tu the luitHo W:r:ci yonr In and year nut h.'tiv.'m tti son and land nil ovor tlo world, Tho sia and Ian. I liavt- h(tn ! s ulnot the I'o-iitnli'L' nf time and no. oftrdlnn tn ttonn phyIoirrnpIi.T'i. iiM"e oin enoiiiifs will n-maia mh h until tlie last mmmtnin t-innn.1.. h:,s heen washed i nttininil ltomii.i m sami. ami tli victorious of-mcr ni'ls tmhrkoii arttUTiil the world. I'.ttt whatever may ,o the ont.-oino mil Ilns nf yea ik hence, we aro it) the irlvivand lake era. Many inl". of land are washed awav iinnn ill ,k, hut miaiien-ialliii: areas are t.-iiit up In other phiees. Tnt lt!-n MaiiJi.ino. The Telephone riizahoih was throe year and. what Is more. Kl'zaltoih, i taiMt smalt irirls. was verv fend f I- jrames f,f "innke h'-Ih-vo" -r -tu-t (louunr in tho realm or fam-v -n "idnyintr tolojdionos." n vail.- of I vvhh h she never mow tired. ! I lr urandmnt her wns well mv re j of l:tir.ahe'h' fancy and on-' ti'.'if, when the little yirl was pr.r:,: ' slinato ah'-nt vtlr.i; p .-te i .r hath, the old lady thoiuid lu. try. a little sindear. I t t.Hiniha.tilier (!..t,titnr ot,o en I .f Ihe toy telephone) -dl. !'' ' U t . Kllraheth Kliaheih (very doM'htod) . urnndioa ! tiranthnethor Well. e-iao !..; KMrithetli. It's time for jour I -t, Kllzaheth (r,i-pln rec!.r - U'rontf ntimhor ! Economical Wooing "There are men. 1 .iti.pnie." remarked piai-i.!. ":llt et lfl. trneoil to. more, than one uv t R time m "Ves." he answ ered. Mhuf I am n t one of thotti " "I'm ulad In hoar ym tl:,t. It N s frivohats an. I in.n. t re."' "Of ofnre. And there in no r-,M. s.ii why a man shouldn't make , ni emiaycmcnt rmjf o all (Im around, if he only t ike h! ti She Had information lhhVt Cerahline fall f,-r ,;.e .!pe nboiit ymi hixlnjr a ewoU rut and chaitlTi 'itr'" "N'n, 'lv doiaoMinttor drove me it lpr htmie was l;,r eotnln." Ilundretit have put their (. K, oa classtried column. Ttoy tr th ntrttnn point of many penihi succepa and prosperity. English Cathedrals Co ! Far Back in History The jrent ruthedraU of Kniilund In iiiuny liuituneea replnee furinnr edllh'ea that r.er erwted hy the ettrly ChrUthinii who fonnett ptirt of the anvlfnt llrltliih churt-h. and which wera later dt'stroyeU hy rlre or otherwise, a wrlier In the Mi'ntreal I'amlly Herald relnt t-or InftjUM-e.1 t.anlerbury I'ttthedral u first Itutlt ill 0"."i. ou the kite of mi old church dating from very early aiec. li was destroyed hy fire in 1K7. and ArchhKhnp Lanyfiine, n tuklns otlh-e la K'To. undertook "" ri huildlne of an entirely new norn me kin or .ortniminria and the klni; of Kent acuuleseln? in his eli'tlon. He was the first arch bishop to receive the nllcdance of the whole of the Kngllsh church. Resin and Turpentine Put to Various Uses Itosln and turpentine have been pnsluced on this continent since liii2. Those commodities were leathered and exported by the early colonists.- While lliey were original ly used for caulking wooden ves sels and protecting rope ringing, thus gaining their name of "naval stores," chemistry has developed many uses for resin and turpentine, making them Indispensable in a large number of Important In- i ' ". . i .iporui i. in- 1 uriK'- f'v ne Sl1'"",r''", M"r" Soap manufacture leads hi con "ion or resin, witn snnacing or writing and printing piuier rank- Ing second. Iti-sin is also extensive ly ued In the manufacture of " " , """" ; l-'n'K tuaterlaK leather 'rcslngs, lul.ri.nnts. wanes. nn.. i- , Sea Cucumber a Fish Tlu jst'tt ciirnmltop In ri'iiHy n Hv. Ins creiiiuri' jiikI tint n vcm'tntilo. It 4 olhrr njinit'H itrv tlm trt pnti? np liolothiiri;in. TIih biy nf this xiranir(. uwt iiiT in in sen is nun V7t?1 "f , """'f tisMto rovyrejl ,vI,!l Wi,rN ,,r S','1H'H l,nl ",,!,'h (.'"'Mcrally rosoiahle In shape tholr vojrotahle nainosa!;e, says the l!o ton Cltihe. Hon ouraialuT Is considered (rroat luxury anion ir the? (Mtlnese, Malays anil other Kastorn pooitlod, and Its' Kittherinjf and preiiamtlon for the naiikot In n tloiirhhini; In ilnstry am 'nir the Inland of the I'acille. While men who have etttfn Hoa-otioiinihor Ptr.ip ileolare It to lo rlflloious. Tho trpttnus, which crow from ton to tifioon Inchon Ion.;, tire nalhorwl from onral reols. Tiioy aro thon hoilod. dried In tho sun mid liun over n tiro, uIiU-U til ve thoai il sinoUy taste. Couldn't Be Fooled Whn Unhide was lie was Flvon n n-al wutcli, which, rocurd li:n of quality or nernniey, hail it ilfll-.'htfnlty loud th-k. Naturally, the lllll follow was iiiordihatolv proud and wonhl stroll up and down Wll Bldrft houlovard. stoppini: every moment or two to draw the thno pleoe fnini his jKMkot and regard It Lrnvely. Kvery paerhy cot a real kick out of Itohliy' porformanco, lait the climax 'ii tne when l'lty I oinpson K,?p,MM,.1"lnn:: a,u ns.KPl1 ,ne m,le . . 1 1,1 V !ohhy regarded his wjiP'lt por- plexodly for u mtiiTiciit ami tson replied, with d;trnity: "Two Im hi; to four." I .os Angeles Times. i Himalayan Noraechestnut Tlie original lnrsichostnnt, Aoseti lits dippneiivanum. Is the hand wntnest of tho whole ironas and om nf the niot heantifal trees tn the world, kmvn a hullotin of the Arnold Arhoroluia. It was ' brought to America nt least years nun and there an many noble spot-Iineim in Chi' nd towns of the oastorn plates. Tho tlkiiulayan hnrseohest nut and the jecie8 of central i'liina are tint hardy here, and the Ar boretum l-iis ntt succeeded In oh tulniiiff M-cds of the noi l h ('Mm:, Mpecles. At atus chinensis, w hh'h will prohahly lioiirisli in this lati tude. Crab Found in Book Tn the matter of hM bookmark between tl.o p:iyfs of n returned volume, ono liln-arljin claimed the blue ribbon hy eiiiin: a sloe of raw haotin which em tf his assist. ion hud s.ilvac. d front a t opy of Mr. Service's ("i'tn. I Uil his claim w;is lnt!mtly ulvon siutil place when the eh'ef of it famotts lihmry ia a rnt manu facturlri; ci'y couniontl w.tii a sei't 'xhell crab which taimsl i:p between th leave- of :t bik on er.iiieerin. 1 -The tmtho'i. ; To Renovate Wall Paper Wall pajHT hoconies inarre! w hen chairs and tables are placed mcainst the walls. The oriental apearnnce ma le restored with tiie niil tf a toy paint box. says Popular lontv Minthly. Mix together a color that closely tiopmxhnate the puper and. If It Is dosik'ti paper, mix three or four colors, and apply It as Irreiru lurly as HssHdc. In. not nirotnpt to supply a uniform surface color. It In only by vfdln straight linen that nuch n paper can lie npiirod ntt evfully. Read the Classified ads. in Tlie News-Review. TTtej mean dollars to you. w- v mh n i 1 As Food Distributors are recognized as an outs?andin? success and when it A - 'iii.i t t.i i iirr.l ftnr. - comes to ianned uoods, they are ui a class Dy tnemsoives. wunoui hu"uu,,i the 20th Century Stores offer the widest selection cf will known brandi to be 3 cbtained anywhere in the northwest. . I Offerings Saturday and Monday gl Old Dutch CIeaner C. S F.arr. f limit 3, OU I Economy Matches Noiseless Well Filled Gocd Sized Boxes, 3 for 10c 1 NATIONAL CANNED GOODS WEEK- OFFERINGS ft OUR PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, KOVEMCER 7ih to SATURDAY, gj a NOVEMEER 21st Inch a complete list ask for a LiLby's Salad Foints, 1 lb, round tin Preferred Stock Cut Refugee Beans, 2s Stendard Siringless Bears, 2s Del Monte Cr.lsup, Medium Preferred Stock Tiny Kernel Corn, Is ... Lily cf Valley Sweet Corn. 2s You S.ivo Lily cf Valley Go'd:n Bantam Corn, Is 18 You P".vo Strrdard Corn, "3 vcet und Tender", 2s .... .15 You Sav Preferred Slock Telephone Peas, 2s 20 You Save Lily cf Valley E.-.ry June Peas, 2s 27 You Have Standard Peas "Bulls Eye", 2s .15 "Del Monte Pumpkin, 2 l-2s .a...... Del Monte Tomatoes, 2 l-2s Standard Tomatoes, 2 1 -2s Libby's Sliced Pineappls, 2 l-2s ... Standard Sliced Pineapple, 2 l-2s ij Minced Clams, No. 1 Tall Cans 25 K , You Sav $ American Beauty Oysters, 1 3 Tall . .19 5j , Y'ou Save American Beauty Shrimp, Is Tall 19 5j v Yon Save i 29!.h Century Coffee "Fits with a meal or a Feast" S to you. Lb. 47c; 3 lbs. . . ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. Coming Sunday HOOT GIBSON "CALGARY STAMPEDE Indians Feared Results of Eating Wild Turkey rutT.ilo meat was. of course, the mainstay and universal dish of tho plains Indians now, dried, jerked, dried and pnMnded In tlie form of pemiahan of waoa. as I ho Sioux t ailed il ; sometimes mixed with herr-es inhered .f the squaus, but KoncraHy "just plain uiinn,'' exhtins .r'ranli .M. Huston in Ad venture Magazine. The hump and tonuue were the choicest piiriioiis w hen fresh, though th latter waa dried by thou sands. of course. In their season routs find iuhom, an well in wild fruits e.;iee!aliy wild plumj added to the la i dor. Sometime wild grapes wore added to jjjve a ih ssert tinih; but no Imllnn w mild oat apples when tlr-t ininHlucefl tt thorn, nor would the men oat the wild turkey lest '.bey become cowardty its the bird Helf. Thor behoved as do our lielitians that "a man Is what ho oats. Kisli tn the plains tribes watt nt. uio( ai):i.he.na. tima.'h -oi,io would eat ll when placed hels.rc tbeiu. I -ii t none would ever demean him self by exertions In iWhrni;. Meat was n man's food tiu-l "taakea us trtut. Wasteful Men "Why, Jeremiah Jones ; ex claimed Mrs. Jones, when her bus nun,! camr In safe and sound from a radmtid -Journey, "Is this ou?' "Why, of cinirsH, said her hus band, "tuts l" the time 1 exported to conn home. Isn't It?" "And you haven't bail an nrrl dent nor lest your arms and lout or been killed" "I low many times must 1 toll yn h.st nothinkf lias tiappcnod';" Mild the Irritated man. "Well." declared the ptusl Indy, "you i'o heat all. There yon unit Mini (mi id pwid money for an lnu - nee ticket Just before yon (oft. and ou haven't done n Ihin to p, t i),e vward. That's immey jtift whji, SU miimij,vr ji.u yre, Jeromtab t i The Front Rank! THE November 7th and 9th. HO. Oats QPp ! 2 Pks ZvJU Here are a few examples catalog at one of our stores ();:r. 1U g. Price 23 iv- ... You 25 Yott navi . .. .15 You JS'iivp 25 You P.-T" 24 Yoi Save 24 i on bav .... .20 You Save .; .20 You Save .15 You Save 28 You Save 25 You Save $1.38 $ OAKLAND STORE . Baker-FIanary BIdjf. REVIVAL -AT- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ;:;,:)?v;vt!- -li ,v;... :HrV;: ...... V .. George B. Kellems ', Nationally known evangelist, assisted by Prof. FiIeVood, who will have charge of the music. Meetings Start Sunday, Nov. 8 I - ! Continue every night at 7:30 p.m. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS ir 1 Sweet Potatoes Gen- OC- S I ulne Jssvs. 5 lot. .... twll B cf our untold selections. For if cne is not left at your door .1 Hoz. Prise 1 Doz, Trice Dos. 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