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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23. 1925. REMOVING REMOVING Tires-rTubes-Automobile Accessories Our new-building is rapidly nearing completion, and to save the expense of moving, we are now offering Bargain Prices on all sorts of Auto .Accessories. BETHLEHEM SPARK PLUGS, THE BEST FOR FORDS PRICED FOR THIS SALE 4 FOR $1.59 HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE PRICE REDUCTIONS IN EFFECT 30x3 Red Tube, each 'LJ 1.50 30x3 Cord,Tires ........$6.75 30x3 Perm. Vacuum Cup, large oversize tires, with O. S. Cord Tube $12.50 $9.00 S. & M. No. 70 Spot Lite $6.35 $7.50 Kay Bee No. 8 RoadUght.......: .......$5.50 $7.00 Aristocrat Bar. Cap with Moto- lTGtCr SO $1.50 Rain E Day $18.50 Hassler Shock 1$ 15.00 $2.25 Scandinavia Trans. Lining. $1.65 $3.25 17-inch Ford1 Steering Wheel $2.50 $7.00 Electric Windshild Swipe ...... ..$5.50 $5.25 Electric Windshield Swipe $4.00 $1.60 Vulcanizing Kit .. ...... .... . $1.10 Now is the time to buy and save money Stock will not last long at the above prices. Everything reduced. See our big window for specials. BETHLEHEM SPARK PLUGS THE BEST FOR FORDS PRICED FOR THIS SALE' 4 FOR $1.59 corp. cc:.wio:i C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Fords Fordsons Lincolns Why Worry About Xmas Gifts When we have so many practical and unque gift. HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTIONS ELECTRIC WAFFLE IRON SHERBETS TOASTER PERCOLATOR CASSEROLE TEA POT GOBLETS THERMOS BOTTLE. FOR THE CHILDREN SCOOTER , INGERSOL WATCH TRICYCLE POCKET KNIFE BICYCLE - ROLLER SKATES Let us help you make your .election. 1847 Rogers Silver Plate ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. Phone 25 WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS GOVERNMENT CROP FORECAST CAUSES WHEAT ADVANCE (AmncUtad Fnm Uuri Win.) . 33-OUNCE BABY WAIF FED WITH DROPPER UaocUta) mm Laid Wkc) A fit i r- cf no vt anion.. 4 CHICAGO. Dec. 8J.-Wbeat T .ir. h.. i saved a baby sin. bora a few . day. ago, weighing 32 ounce. and deserted. She la Chicago'. tinlaet waif. . She ha. been placed In an Incubator and (ed with a medl- cine dropper. ... price, .hot skyward a. the result ol the government crop report .UK Resting that the United State, ha. I already .hipped abroad wheat that I i. needed at home. Today's opening prices ranged all the way from 2J to 9) cent. I higher than yesterday's closing fig ures. December delivery touching l.Tl a bushel, According to a leading trade au thority the government definitely corroborated assertion, that the United States baa only sufficient bread wheat available for domestic requirement, until another crop 1. gathered or price, advanced to a level that will check wheat use. The most active trading was in May delivery. ' Initial quotation, for May were $1,671 to $1.70 and despite rapid subsequent change, the market held most of the time near to th. top opening figures. Word has Just been received by Western Manager W. Morris Rowles of the Ttd. Water Oil i Sales Corporation that F. Bailey IVanderhoef. the new prsldnt of I the corporation would be among ' the eastern official, who will at i tend th. annual convention at Baa jir.ncl.co. Th. convention will be I held In th. latter part of January land arrangementa ar. well under ! way to entertain th large number lot representative, of the company 'In the twelve western states. 8ev leral Veedoi distributor, from th. j Rocky mountain section will also j be In attendance. . Inasmuch as this la the Hrst tftne j that Mr. Vandarboef baa visited j th. west In bu new capacity, there ; 1. a great deal of Interest attached i to his arrival. In the party from New York there will also be P. H. , Ulckison. vice president and A. W. Sullivan, advertising counsellor of the Tide Water Oil Sale. Corpora tion. In discussing the coming conven tion Kowlea slated, "After a very ! successful year it it quita natural that w would try to outdo our selves on arranging a convention program. W. have scheduled aome I of the leading light, in sale and ; auveniaiog auuviutw vn tua I It la our aim to always aecur men 'who have made aa outstanding success of their particular p rotes lion, la this way our men are able to get an outside viewpoint on their problem, from - authorities. W. have had a very successful year in the sate of Veedoi Motor Oils and Urease. Our dealer organisation has grown tremendously and motor fats are now able to secure their i requirements throughout the west. Of course w. have followed up our ! sales effort with advertising eo ' operation and practically all of our : dealers display the orange ana I black Veedoi sign that designates them a. handling these quality lu ' bricanta. We are particularly plea ; ed with the Increase In demand for Veedoi Forzol. an oil created ' . ' elusive ly for Fords. This product ha. reached a dominating position In the field of Ford lubricant., ao cordlug to tbe report, given ua by our dealers." ' ! Among tbe coast notables who : will be on the Tide Water program are Cy H. Pruner, north Pacific , district manager, who captured the western department cup in the re cent sales contest of tbe organisa tion. Charles J. Kay, south Pacific district manager, whose district was runner-up to Pruner'. group and R. D. Phelps, central Pacific district manager. These men will discuss their local problem, and give a resume of automobile pro- xress In their respective localities. In addition to these field men, W. 0. Pettlngell, western sale mana ger and Harold R. Deal, western advertising manager will have lm portant parts in the program. Pet tlngell has lust returned to San Francisco from an extended visit throughout tbe northwest. He re ports that business condition, are maintaining a high level and that Veedoi sales are greater at the present time than for any previous year at this season. Pettlngeu said, "Those northern- motorists don't seem to realise that winter la here but are keeping their equip ment running right along." NOTICE TO NOAMPMENT . MEMBIM , " e) The Patrauehlal degree win ! be conferred WedaMda eight,-, Dec 1. Light lancb. e FRED MILLER, C. P. mv process rjy r, Have you - read the Imperial Cleaners add this week? It's worth your while. ivr auk 3 iOnssi OREGON APPLES IN JOHN BULL'S XMAS STOCKING (AanHatrrf Prat Ijwet Win.) LONDON, Dec. 23. John Bull's Christmas storking this year will be Bluffed with 1,600 shiploads of In anticipation of another rrcoid breaking year during 19:6, Ihn Chevrolet Motor company has greatly expanded its field organiz ation to assure quick distribution of cars and part, to Its thousands of dealers. The expansion program just com pleted involved the opening of three new cone offices In key cili and ihe erection of specially le- TTTTT7 .A m AUBURN. Dec. J. (A. P.) Demonstrations here Indicate that eld erankeaae oil of automobiles which baa. been regarded fit for nothing may be reclaimed ana e- ed again. Dr. C. D. Miller, who U engaged in research work In tbe department of agricultural engineering of tbe Agricultural College of the Ala lia Polytechnic institute, has succeeded In working .oat a meth od for reclaiming or laundering old oil at a cost estimated by him at less than five cenU gallon. Ia studying tbe problem. Dr. Mil ler found that oil doe. not "wear out" by nae In a transcase, and neither does it Chang, ita com posi tion. Some leasee occur mechani cally and br oxidation, but the oil itself remains substantially tbe same aa It was before used. It la rendered unfit for service by con tamination with other eubeteaoee. such aa car boa and other solids, I and oertala coosUtu.au ol gaso line. Tbe removal of these swbetaaces ia all that ia required for ita suc cessful reclamation. This can be done by pouring the oH Into a tank, adding a washing powder. blowing .team through it (or about three hours, allowing it to settle and then drawing off tbe ell from the top, leaving the foreign auo- staneee, both solid and liquid, la the bottom. When treated this way the steam la partly condensed, dissolving tbe washing powder, which baa tbe property of loading down the car bo:i and other solid particles in tbe oil with a film of tbe solution, causing them to coagulate some what as casein coagulatea In milk whea it curdles. This causes tbe solid particles to settle to the bot tom of tbe container, forming a layer of sludge or muck Between the oil and tbe solution. The an- condensed portion of tbe steam carries the gasoline away with it a. vapor. - ' On tbe efficiency of tbla method Dr. Miller aaya that four quart, of oil aa It Is drawn ordinarily from a erankeaae should return three quarts of oil as good, as new. While tbe practical use of this discovery remains to be determined Dr. Miller predicts that many gar ages and service stations will take advantage of it. , Hundreds of folk, eager to learn the art of merchandising automo bile, .re flocking to classes now In progress In various Star dealer's snlesrooms throughout the Pacific Coast section, according to H. W. Curtis, Director of Sales for the Durant Motor Company of Cali fornia. ' "These classes, which are being held tinder the Jurisdiction of the Dnrant Motor Company of Califor nia, give to the Individual the real signed salts . and service buildings insldo of automobile merchandls- at tour other cone point.. lng an ft salesmanship, and show The new cone offices ar? located jwhy some men have been suecras at New York City, Crnlasil, o.-fjl In the business while others Vuletlde fare from markets of the i and Omaha, Neb. The offioes sren.To failed." said Curtis. world. The cargoes Include apples from ! California. Oregon. Washington j and Canada and grapefruit from ' Florida. I A few of those large wash boilers left Oet Powell's Furniture Co. all-copper yours at Reduced Fares For example: Round Trip Fares San Francisco 128 45 Euoena 130 Ashland M.5 , Albany (5.70 Mtdford , M30 Salem 17.00 Grant. Pas ' 4-8o Portland S9.U; Sales dates December l$-ft limit January 4, Proportionate reduoiont to many other points. Southern P&cificliaies L. B. MOORE, Central Agent, Phon. 11 Also for Neui Years AtV sgent for sal. dates, limits. "MAIL EARLY" RESPONSE - PLEASING TO MR. NEW (AwWH rma fy-nml Wife.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. The public', response to the post of fice's "mall early" campaign has resulted In the prompt handling of the largeat volume of Christmas mall on record, giving to officials that the first full Christmas holiday for postal em ploye, will be a success. Postmaster General New, In Ma Christmas greetings to the postal employe, .aid Uielr loyalty and d'-votlnn had evoked Ms earnest appreciation, and that this fwllrg also bad been expressed in many letters received from patrons. In the heart of the automobile dis tricts In their respective cities. The new cone distribution build ings are at Des Molues, Ia., Minn eapolis, Minn., Charlotte. N. C, anil Jacksonville. Fla. All of the build ing, have direct ralroad freinht service, facilitating the receiving of cars and parts and their re-shipment to dealers throughout the tones. The drive-away storks of cars are so arranged that they may he started enroute wlibln a few mm "When these automobile mer-chand!-.ln rltsses were first thought of, It aas decided to try out tbe cours. In the big Star fao tory branch In San Francisco and if the classes prove a success, to carry out tbe idea in Los Angeles and other metropolitan points along the Pacific CoasL "8o successful were tbe clssses In Ran Francisco that we immedi ately started a similar class In Ix Angeles. Th. news spread like wildfire and in a very short otes after a call 1. received from I period of time schools had been DolU, 26 off at Pantlow's. BIG SHIPPINQ DEAL. WASHINGTON, Dec. S3. The American South African line was sold by the shipping board today to John M. Franklin of New Vsrk for $780,000. any dealer In the cone. The sun plies of parts are compactly ar ranged In .pwlal stork- rooms ad joining the narking and shipping assurance , departments. This arrangement In sure, epually quick action on re quests for parts. Besides providing ample spars for stocks of cars and parts, the new buildings contain cone offices, assembly rooms for mee'lngs of the cone organizations, and Chev rolet service schools where deal ers' shop experts are given specbl training with fspecially-de'lgncd Chevrolet precision tool. There now are ?1 of these schools, Ihe nnmher having been doubled dur ing 1S25. t- BOSTON FEELS COAL PINCH, started in Ban - Jose, Sacramento, Hollywood, Santa Darbara and other points too numerous to men tion. "People attending tbes. classes In the various cities are going te not only better their knowledge of the automobile, but prepare them selves tor a step up In the baslnes i world. Those who complete the course with passing marks will be offered positions in the sales de partments of our factory branches. "Salesmen already employed by Star factory branches and by other Star dealers are attending these classes, anxious to better their positions and In the morning gain knowledge which will fit them for bigger and better connections with the Durant organization," conclud ed Curtis. -o- rtnarov Tid- . i tr has become so ecarre here that Xmas Dancing Party, Wigwam onlv one large firm which has Tavern Xmas eve. Everybody wel opened II distribution stations is come. Special feature. Swane. Do yo. know when the "Nationsl offering anthracite to cash and 4renadera will furnish the music School Children's Clothes Cleaning carry cu 'timers at one cent a; It's te be a Jitney bop. Week" starts? Ask Imperial Clean- pound. Buyers mast bring their . o i re. . own basket Heat wiu gaa. Dreams of Pure Candy come truel Hand rolled and dipped In Herahey's chocolate. Manufactured especially for drug store trade. No finer confection, mad. In boxes for 11.00 and up. We wrap them for mailing. Make your aelectlon early. Lloyd Crocker.. awaa.GnCCETBLAr.r-' Sweet Potatoes. lb, for, ,'....v..."l.. .-. Z Western Craakerrie, 2 lb, fee i . Celery, well bleached, par bemeti 1 Llttuce. olid be acta, per bead ..... 1 Orange and Lemon Pae, pat lb. . Citron Peel, per lb. ..,...'......,..,.... Nucoa Margarine ("a dainty epread for bread') lb...I Nona Sucb Mine Meat, peg pk - -, 1 Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs for No. 2 Walnuts. 2 lb, for Freak Ranch Ene. per dog. .......... . 2 Matches with match safe included, per box . -f I Assorted Toilet Soap. bar for - ---3 I Crape rnut, per dozen Bulk Mayonnaise, per pint ......... Beet Creamery Butter, 2 lbs. for ; . Jap Orange, per box ... Beet Grade Bulk Coffee, per lb. . ...-S W) -4U Serve Younelt and Save at OfTW g IHIIKit UIU OUVW lis - , I j .EAnilEY'S groceteqiaI THOB. J. EABNEY, OWNKB The Store that Brought 'em Down DIVORCE GRANTED TO T( J. KEARNEY Tboa. J. Keener was granted a divorce form Anna M. Kearney and given tbe custody of Ue two boy.. Walter r. Kearney age it. and Tboa, J. Kearney, age Jl. j . Cedar Hops, Ma at Faralow'a, AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS ; , FORM PART MEXICAN FARM PROGRAM MEXICO CITY. Decv ti. Tn program of the Call, government for the agricultural improvement and d.vatopmwt M Mexico Is grad ually being effected. Already, nve Central Agricultur al schools have been established. one In each pf the States of Oaxa- ca. Hidalgo, Mlcheacan, Durango and Ouanajuato. It is planned to eventually sun such scnooia in every state. Tbe agricultural promotion pro jects also contemplate the creation of state er regional bankt expreae- ly intended to eatead credits aa loans to worthy formers. More than twenty Mexican etu de ata In United States agricultural schools are ore Da ring themselves for .professorships in UieJpanr egex- loan schools. . ... , ' TO DO FURNISHES BAIL ON CHARGE OF PERSECUTION . (IsoeuM Ptmi Leued Win.) ' SEATTLE. Dee. 12 Arrest bare of Kelso and active in a controver sy there that followed assassina tion Jon 19 of Thome, uorery, newspaper publisher, was aneonnc- ed today. Todd la accused ot mali cious prosecution ot George ; H. Norrls, city engineer ot Kelso, by accusing Morris ot the slaying. Todd, when taken into custody yesterday, put up bond of f 3,000, and promised to appear Monday in Kelso to make' certain that this bond is satisfactory to tbe Cowlita county superior.' Electric light. SO and 40 wait, 60 cent at Pars low. NEW YORK HOP GROWERS VISION FOREIGN MARKET (aasasaeai mat tssss NEW YORK, Dec it. Incor poration at Albany of the Bavar ian hop farm of Cooperatowa te an effort to revive New jerk's bop growing Industry, which de clined after passage of - the ' Vol stead act, according to Hugh P. For, an incorporator. "There la a large foreign market for hop.," be aald. "We aim to build up the industry to supply this market .thus preparing for the re turn ot beer to this country. That, we hope, will be In a few years." of A. Rnric Todd, formerly mayor i 28 te 17. O. A. C HOOPSTERS WIN. STOCKTON, Calif.. Dec . The Oregon Agricultural. College basketball team defeated the Stockton Amblers acre last sight The GIFT THAT'S CLOSE TO EVERY GOOD HOUSEWIFE'S HEART t - " . " i.' An electric range It just tbe kind of gfit a man HVcas ' to give bk wife Cor Christmas... Something that makes jrou stick your hands in your pockets and rock oa your heelsjust from the gkrw of her etijoyiucuL, Something so practical that it fills a need she's known for years every day. . So useful and ecctmical that she approves of every dollar's wcnh and yet so full of beanty and genuine luxury that she will never tire of ad miring it with a true housewife's pride' in her modern electrical eqntrarraMu, . - Get this Christmas problem over now! Your gift to your wife is the most fan portant one to be chosen play safe with the one real present you know shell like. You won't even need to ask her! -.. vast mhos i IN IMCMM 7 HoTPoarr model rs7 Jn all-white car bbek-andt ' wfaate eaaMTsei has atitomatic . tstaar and atatoriiatic beat con CroL Four aurtace burner. Combiastioa baiting and incise. Wanning compart- , arMmz. Ketgfat 37 inchra. Oc- . copies compact floor space of2SiKHt iacbes. Cotnpare it with yotrrpre .s sent stove order it today sreta your dealer (ot aChnat. saas surprise inatailatioa, f Easy terms if you desire. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANYj
