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Newspaper Page Textr ROSEBURG NEW3-REVTSW, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1925. Offerings Saturday Carnation Milk .IflC Tall Can Adirondack Cane and Maple Pompeian Olive Oil QQ. rinr can wwu Standard Sliced Pineapple S Creme Oil Soap, ' r)Cn 5 bars Searchlight or Birdteye Matches Fall Sized Boxef, 5 for ... Economy Matches boxes 10c, 6 for . 1.20c Shum Shunt Oil Highly Refined, absolutely Pore Vegetable S Mazola Oil, 93c rtair oaiion Kerr's Best Patent 49-Ib. Sack ..... ,$2.23 20th Century Coffee "Just Direct from our Roaster to ROSEBURG STORE s uii n. jacKson at. 1.:.I.I.:I.I.I.IT.TT.T.TIBM.T.r.T.rTMTT.TgWllWlrl CHRISTMAS CAROLS ! bugle playingHoly Night, Silent ARE TRUE FOLK SONGS "H !. .. M f- . me. ivcrni inrnn o a vo : Hearing that old, familiar melo - INSTRUCTOR SAYS dy 3,500 miles from home, made an ' UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, En-j Impression on me never to be for gene. Ore., Dec, 22. (Special). gotten. The instrumentalist was "One of the most unusual expert the mail carrier, as I afterwards ences I ever experienced was when learned. Thus it Wag that I learn I was In Germany somfe years ago," , ed about the beautiful custom In said Joht Selfert, head of the voice Germany ot mall carriers playing department In the University of ; carols on trumpets In the days be Oregon school of music "It wss fore Christmas, aa they go about Just a few days before Christmas, delivering the malL" and a blizzard was blowing out-1 "Carols are more popular in Es side," he continued, "suddenly, right up on the front porch of the house I was. living nv I heard a ! Butte Milk BUctAts New England Butter -a" Bunt Qukk Parker House Roll. 8urprl-c BI-ruhfj Cinnaunon Pin Wbccl Butter Scotch Fruit Roll Meat Pie Croat Stettra Dumplinca Old FaiMoned Short Cake Fruit Roty-Poljr Boiled Fruit . Baked Apple Whiffy biscuits cind all these other treats D: kELICIOUS, fluffy biscuits I that'i the kind you U get atwaya when you follow this Master Recipe carefully. But look above; tee what a tot of other good things this same Master Recipe makes, with only slight changes. Tear out this ad and jtry these: f . j The Sperry Matter Recipe for Biscuits 2 cups Sperry Drifted Snow Flour 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons baking powdeV" ' 3 tablespoons shortening i cup milk or equal parts of milk and water Mix and sift dry Ingredients; work in shortening with knife or finger tips. Gradually add liquid, mixing with knife to a soft dough. Toss on a floured board, pat or roll lightly to one-half inch tlackness, cut with bis cuit cutter, place in pan, brush over tops with melted shortening or milk. Bake in hot oven (425a F.) 12 to 15 minutes. Scones For this old Scotch favorite that everybody loves, use the Master Recipe with thrse change: Add I more table spoon fl of shortening, 1 tablespoon of sugar and 1 well beaten crs and extra yolk re serving the white. Put beptm cst hito a cup and fill with milk I raving cup three- fourths full ; stft sugar with flour. Roll out and cut with biscuit cut ter. Pl.ice In pan, then brush ever . tops with the unbeaten e white; sprinkle t"p4 with fURsr and cinna mon; Bake in a hot oven 15 min utes. When baked split open and aprend with jelly or jam. Replace tops and serve. Savory Biem8i For a luncheon surprise, serve' these SPERRY my Home service Bureau flirt. BeSt Dt Graf, IXnclof " j ' ttil 20thCentur Feature Nationally Knows Brand nikbb snsa-rttawxftsa of pronounced quality. The stores ire constantly striving to give the Public batter Foodstuff at tna sama ar av lew prices than those, of inferior quality, cast be bought for, elsewhere. It's the saving: on every item sa these 20th Ceo tury Stores that count. and Monday, Diccaber 26th-28th L J - X. . .... . : I t . a Standard Tomatoes, 1928 I Pack, Largo Cans, IT si I 2 for .; Syrup York States Finest full (tjuarf Can . Del Monte Catsup Large Bottle 23c Large Cans Extra Special, can I Minced Razor Clams, Q I Mo. 1 Tall Cans. 2 for .tdW I ' r Crisco, Can .... olET H0J Royal Baking Powder 12-oi. Can 43c FLOUR Crown t - -rT jri 1 49-lb. Sack ...:... VZiOO try it and you'll be convinced" you lb. 47c 3 lbs. ' HAPPY NEW" YEAR rone than, here," says Mr. Selfert, "especially In England, Wales and Germany It is very common for fiovi ONE Maste Recipe! with a salad course! Prepare Master Recipe. After cutting spread M of each roll with deviled ham. Fold over as for Parker House Rolls, place in baking pan, brush tops with melted butter or substitute. Bake in si hot oven (425 F.) about 20 minutes. ) ; so What t lite abma Sperry Hour It's so dependable! In the 12 years I've been using Sperry Drifted Snow Flour, it has never once disappointed ' me. , . . They make If of the finest' wheats, with exacting care", and then they test it hourly by baking with itt We actually cannot buy it until It pro duces perfect results. BELLS DC 6KAT " 1rf bumptmp t Dumplings the best part of the stew, men folks any. For 4 or 5 per sons, prepare one-half Master Recipe, making thrse changes: Use one .tea spoon of shortening and one-half cup of rrilk. The dough should be spongy nd full of holes. Drop on boiling stew cover tightly end steam 15 minutes. Be sure to keep liquid con stantly belling and do not re move cover during cooking. How to make fifteen other delicious dishes using this same Master Recipe,- is told m abooklrt, "EIGHTY Food DeliEhts from EIOHTManter Recipes." Write me and 111 send you a copy, free. Vwll find it a wonderful help la a!! your baking. Is there anything about cooking frrt you're worried about? Maybe a big dinner and youM like to know some easier ways to prepare it? Or what to feed children at various ages? Write me and 1 11 gladly help Address Belle De Urar, Sparry Co., Saa Fiwicisoo, Calif. 6 .1 . y Stores Crystal Wait Soap Ok 6 bars ..;. ...aVWW Libby's Crashed Largo Cans, 2 for Pineapple, 4S5 65 c 22c, 3 for .... ....... Ivory Soapy 10c , r r stse, 4 bars Del Monte Hot Sauce 2 Cans 03, Quart Can .... Washing Soap,' Large Packages 35c, 2 1-isWs' Blend 49-lb. Sack ... OAKLAND STORE BakerJTanary Bkfg. groups ot singers to go about the streets at night dating the cnrist mas holiday season, singing such old favorite carols as "Blest be the Tie that Binds,' and -God rest ye Merry Gentlemen'." "There has been a pronounced awakening of interest in carols over the country. At last Christmas time, groups were organized here In Eugene to go about the streets singing carols." . Mr. Selfert then told of an ex perience he bad in Philadelphia some years ago. An effort was made to find out whether theatre audiences were familiar wltti the old (carols. Mr. Selfert had charge Lo( this work. In some of the largest theatres In the city, and the result ot the Investigation showed a sur prising number who knew the old carols. "There are many good carols that have recently been composed. Some of the most prominent com posers are Dudley Buck, Henry Hadley, and C. Whitney Cooms. But the old carols are being sung too. in tact, tney prooaDiy are sung more. They have endured for a long time, while those writ ten now are generally aung for a season or two and then forgotten; though some are probably great enough to be of permanent value. "The carat la primarily a folk song. All the old carols sprang from the heart. But generally the original tunes have been perfected, and given a definite form, and set down by some composer. That Is to say, the carols are often folk tunes modified by art. Carols come Into being among white peo ple much as the spirituals did among negroes. "The increase of Interest In carols Is due partly at least to the Increased Interest In religious mat ters today. On the other hand, I think the singing of carols has helped to awaken interest In re ligion, too. Many people get more spiritual Inspiration from muaio than from sermons. I can hear cood sermon and so awav Inspired. but I can receive much greater spiritual inspiration from hearing good religious singing. If the sing er's heart Is even partly in the song." "You say that carols ara primari ly folk music. I have heard It said that Jaxs is the folk music of America," Mr. Selfert was asked. He took Issue at once. "Don't you think so for a min ute," he said earnestly, "there Is little about Jan to warrant such an assumption. I believe rather that the real American folk music is found In the works ot such com posers as Stephen O. Foster, who wrote 'Home, Sweet Home,' and many other old favorites. By the way, a Mr. Howard junugan has recently discovered a large body of musical works by a hitherto unknown American composer or consiueraote merit, atong wim tne Una of folk music This may show that we Americans have not been so deficient in music as has al ways been supposed. There is something fascinating about Jazi, all right, but it la not yet of perma nent value In the musical world." WOMAN WELL KNOWN r ' HERE IS DEAD POUT LAND. Died In this city: December 23, Mary Barbara Htcb ,lnger, aged 71 years, widow ot the late Eugene Steblnger, mother of Hilar, Frank and Carl N. Steb lnger of Portland and Ruxene 8tebinger Jr., of Buenos Aire, and sister or John P. Hofmaa of Hills dale, Ore., Joseph of Portland and Gertrude Hofman of Balem, Ore., and Mrs. Chsrlea Uaechler of Lorn- poc, Cal. The remains are U Flnlsyg cbspel, Mongomery an5 49C ! Machine I L 69c ' 248 1 ..$1.38 I GUSS FOR TO ES MARKED ON - OIL SUB STAT10N',n rush for verlflcatloa of UU aUg a 1 A 1 I Ideas, such' as was tbe ease when I SAN FRANCISCO. Doe. 14. uomracis otri owr 117 1 Standard Oil company of Calif or ; nla tor marking ttaa airways trosa Seattle to San Diego. la eo-opera-jtlon with the air senrlees of the 'army and navy, more than 100 I town have Veen selected, the 'names of which wilt Be palmed oa I roots ot Standard Oil buildings as guides to. aviators. In-addition 1 at each point an arrow Indicating the true north will be placed as a further aid to air navigation. Sub sequently the company will pub Hah an aviators' guide giving lo cations ot all landing fields. The airways, as manned by the United States army air servicer run from Seattle south through j Portland to San Diego. , The work Is under way. and the j California section should be cora 1 pleted during January,' and those 1 in the Northwest somewhat later. (Thereafter the airways eastward from Seattle. Portland, San Fran I Cisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles and San Diego will be marked. Among the towns selected for signs at this time are the follow ing: . I Washington Seattle, isaaqnah, 1 Ronton, Tacoma, Olympla, Centra lis, Kelso, Longvlew, Vancouver. Oregon Portland, Newberg. iWoodburni, Salem, Stayton, Alba ny, Eugene, Cottage Grove, Drain, jRoseburg, Grants Pass, Medford, Ashland. . 1 Married Woman his Only Bread and Milk : "I could eat only bread and milk, everything' else soured and formed m. since taking Adlerlka I can eat anything without causing (signed) Mrs. J. B. Manning. ONB spoonful Aillerlka removes OAS and of,nn hrinra aittonlahlnc relief - to the stomach. Stops that full, bloated reeling. Kxcellvut tor obstinate constipation, often removing" eur-Drislna- amounts of old waste-mat ter you never thought was In your system, xvaiuan f uiierroo, urusgi.t. COPY OF ULRICH . vvuimai i mm e rmiNO IN LIBRARY OF SEMINARY LANCASTER. Pa, Dec 23. (A. P.) A copy of one ot the rarest Biblea in the world the Ulrich ZwingU Bible the printing of which Is said to have taken four years. Has" been discovered in tne library of the Reformed Theologi cal Seminary here. . - The Bible, according tb Its title page, was printed by Christopher Froschauer in 1629. Four years be fore that time the first section of the volume, which Is In, six sec tions, was printed. The text was compiled by Zwingtl and several other preachers ot Zurich who were- associated with him, and a greater part of the German text wa Btranslatcd from the Latin by Martin Luther. The Bible, accord ing to historians, at the time ot its publication corresponded to the popular-priced editions of today. Two of the features of the book are the illustrations and the ar rangement of the text- For ex ample, the Book of Acta Is placed after the Epistle of St. Paul, in stead ot before aa Is the base In printing present-day Bibles. The majority of the illustrations are i wood cuts and the characters are depicted Id the dress of knights and monks of the fifteenth cen tury. In but a few places are the characters, pictured In Biblical dress, as Is the case in Illustrating the modern editions. A copy ot the second edition; published in 15S1, also was found In the library. Cook with gas. "WAR HOOK" AT Mct'OOK FILLO A3 TIIK KKY TO KEXt AIH WARFARE. DAYTON, O., Dec. 2l If the United States were to engage in warfare tomorrow, a certain closely guarded book would be rushed to .Washington from Mc Cook Field, , , . It would, tell government offi cials, how to build airplanes; ex actly where to , get materials; what aviator principles and Ideas were sound and what were obso- !lcte: what, airplane parts should I), standardized, and what should be Junked. At the field, which Is 0 e engin eering divhlon of the army air service, the hoot:, which In rcall'v Is not a volume In the strict sen of the word, is known simply ss the "War Book." Its resting place Is known to only a few and access to It Is Impossible. "Should war be declared tomor row," said a post official, "we can give this book to the war depart- HEALTtiMy Gift to You LIFE win be for sweeter if you j once and for all time rid soataetf of those anaeying, ancomfort ibis and daagcrous PILES and other Rectal and to loo ailments. MY FREB 96-pagc Book tells of my unmuliaed WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cur. ycasr Piles without a hospital surgical opera tion, or refund your fee. Many pa ions! letters are also contained thcr cui prov tug bow I have given hack health and strength te thousands of others. Start a Km Ycsr Hpm aM w,a SI " " at? Bouk TODAY. arynrira DCAN, M.Dlnc V 3UYTU OfTICI, I V5SScbi&r4 StfSS'KSi j f ry-Q ft--j I " L iTTWiTTiii"-.? 'ZB I is mwmmi mnt sad say 'gestlemea here it l. Oo out aad build thess,.' There will be ao seed to engage" the United States entered tb world war." The book consists of fonr sets of drawings and specifications. The first section contains all pro jects ana problems under ei pert inent. The second, fists every Item that goes Into tna construc tion of an airplane, from the smallest screw to the . largest , wooden strut. Drawings show how everything Is made, where mate rials may be obtained and all de tails of procurement to the finish- ed Job. In the third section' udder the head "obsolete," are listed Items ot airplane construction whlca may be used but which are no longer manufactured. The final chapter is devoted to a description of integral parts of the airplane as well as the airplane as a whole which now are obsolete. Do you know when the "National School' Chlldraa'a Clothes Cleaning week" starts! Ask Imperial U tak ers. H0RSEMEAT BECOMES A FRENCH LUXURY : WITH RlglNQ PRICEI PARIS, Dec. IS. (A. P.) Horse- meat, formerly "the poor mans beefsteak." has become a Preach luxury. 8carclty at butcherable ani mals la given aa the cause of Its enormous increase in price. One ponnd of choice boraemeat at the local markets recently was quoted 9.60 franca about 40 cents. Pork chops could be had for 8.60 roast beef for t.OO and mutton for 7.60. Besides the gradual disappear ance ot horses' "on the hoof 'avail able for the markets, a tax ot one franc twenty-fire centimes per pound placed on the meat was said to have Influenced higher' prices. , Horsemeat Is recommended by physicians for persons suffering from tuberculosis and all diseases of anaemia ot the blood. The aana torlums of Southern France . have been severely hit by the lis In price. . , Big get-together Ball at the Armory New Years ere. Dancing until 1 a. m. The last big dance of 1926. Let's make It a reel gather ing. NEWS TIDBITS (Associates rrsss UsssS Wm. WASHINGTON. "I m scared', won't you take me In your lap," a tiny cripple asked Mrs. Coolldge wnen a iluanltgnt flared aa sue was making a Christmas tour' of a hospital. She kissed away the tears and the tot smiled. NEW YORK, The police bomb snnad has stopped a play deplet ing the attempted assassination of Muaaollnl as a fake. They ex plain that the law forbids Subday performances, aa contemplated. and deny they acted at the behest of the state department, as charg ed by Carlo Treses, the promoter. LONDON For the conveni ence of women wearing Russian boots the hotels are supplying their rooms with bootjacka and the stores are selling them trim med with dainty ribbons. ' TAMPA. There's going to be a lot of bull throwing here New Years day. Th champion matador of Spain Is coming from Spain and eight matadors and 2? bulls from Mexico. Spring swords that wont hurt- the bulls will be used. NEW YORK. Told by return ing travelers: ' A laundress for the Roosevelt expedition in Thibet has been divorced six times and la rich as the result of dowries. (Suidam Cutting, a member of the expedition.) France needs a dic tator and Clemenceau Is the only man for the Job. ( Whitney War ren, deslrnef of the new library at Louvuin. Some blacks in Abyssinia are turning white be cause they live in solid rock three etoriea under ground (rtoslta Forbes, explorer.) KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nicky Arn- steln Is sore because he had to shovel coal lb LeavenwortH, says Warden Diddle. "He's been made io work, probably for the first time In bis life. FfiPfN'fiO, Portugal There's ship wreck at this seaside resort oh the top ot a bouse 200 yards from shore. A mighty gale carried a four-ton vessel from the sea way up in tne air. ROINAN. France The beach Is strewn with barrels of wine as the result of snip wrecks In galea, KANSAS CITY. Mo. The petrol eum Industry spends $9,000,01)0 an nually to destroy chemicals wnien might produce synthetic rubber worth S162.0OO.000. E. P. Steven' son is going to tell the American association for the advancement ot science about It. PORT MADISON, Iowa Mayor Tower, who also presides In traffic court, has fined himself tl for dis obeying regulations while hurrying to bis judicial job. SAVANNAH There will ha no fighting, for a while at least, by young Strlbllng, after bis marriage to Miss Clara Kinney. He says so himself, presumably referring to the squared circle. . - NEW! YORK Jlmpiy Walker, the mayor-elect, sines loudly every morning when taking a hot balh. Mrs. Walker has Just let tbe secret out The Armory will be elaborately decorated for the Big Noise Rail at th Armory New Years eve. Every body in the county ought to be there. We guarantee you a real stspplag party. W.-.; Q 1 fit- .1 . . L)awn thrasjajh the ages comes the stqry of Christmas. Generation after generation of young fcott eaffifiy aVBlt, with beating hearts, the coming of Santa Claus and his team of reindeer. ; Family after family has tifMoed about the house trimming the Christmas tree, ijfiiiginc out i jwhfchtrWyhayehiayehf , " I' And then. Christmas rrwning, up fciefore the first streaks of dawn and down stain. rsttrsttftj -run the chttdren to see what Santa has brought them. Then the dinner with the savory, crack ling turkey cwerttowine with gravy. The family gather round the festive board, all radianc-4 " It happy, This ft Christmas. " . . - , ....... j Bitt back of all this moclern rejbiclnjj arid naptiy celebration is tjie real spirit of" ClVistma. the-' Spirit of Christinas which as founded one thousand nine hundred' arid twenty-five years ago ' ' when the Wise MerU Startled by the radiant glow qf a beautiful star, hung high in the heavens, followed it to a lowly manger,, where the Christ child lay. This is the real spirit of Christrnasi this' is the spirit of the Golden Rule which pervades every commuhity at this time of the year, ' and will continue W throw its beautiful shadow of remembrance over families for countless' - WHERE KRIM SfOS PEACE ENVOY TO FRANCE . tatausailid tnm tssasS was.) PARTS, Dec: '12. Gordon Can.-. nlng, a" captain in' the , British army reserves, arrived, here from Moroe-itwlll co today, claiming to bear creden tials from Abd-el-Krlm authorising him to open peace negotiations be tween Ruffian tribesmen, and franco.. .: .-. i .. . "Any peace proposals from Abd- el-Krlm must be simultaneously presented to Spain ' and France," Premier Briand said today When questioned concerning Canning's pvflpl ix Al L V inshtsr lrioffie. 3 ' ' ; Here U a WESTKR RANGE-" : 'J.'lelJo.'l-ir-.a'iiuo "I "Built lor Western ueV-oal-; 1UXCTR1C COOKLNG V , . . W(M81 electricity-fumlah- -3?sBVto ' Ia.''"" 1 in all-enamel, enamel trim and .. SLj?4V iHS'?L til ' ioHsfie atttico irdn ' finish. A . rrtft$y TV LA'NO O'AS or ELECTRIC VrrS" v PLATE may also be attached. SesV - this range today. V " PARSLOW FURNITURE - Ill No. Jackson SL ' Reeeburg, Oregon All fY 1 o,... ; ;r. v VVj iP&XfflERiGOi Deportment SUrrti 245 North Jackson Street, kosibUrg, QUALITY. MEETS CONFIDENCE ., mission.' ''--. - The Qual d'Orsay dealea that Captain Canning Wilt tie received by any authorized person. It ex pects that Krinfs emissary will get In touch with some deputy who acquaint the government of the nature of his propositions. Dreams ot Pure Oqntly come true! Hand rolled and dipped in Hershey's chocolate. Manufactured especially for drug store trade. No finer. confections made.. In boxes for $1.00 Snd up. We wrap them for mailing. Make your SelecUop-early. Lloyd Crockera. ; . , . , -fl? co. v ) ( Phone lis) .... . . ; : . . .' Oregon ILLNESS DELAYS WE0D.N& . MARSHTTELDj Ore., Dec 22. A wedding that was to have, takes rpiaVe Sunday was Indefinitely post poned and the bride-groom-elect hurried to , a Portland hospital when' be was taken suddenly Hi j,wlth appendicitis. . , - .. ah arrange mema pan uvea uiaua for tbe marriage of Mias Bess Ayer to C. O. Taylbr ot Reedsport at the bride's horns here. Invitations had to be recalled, and .this . morning Miss Ayre left for Portland to b at the. bedside of her affianced. . Heat with gas. , -,, . ..