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Newspaper Page TextI V j I FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 126. i - ..j.Ty.TTwtwxwittae4ww ' i l.iM.miWKS n-.o nun o mmmi i a 8 o n " mm - 230 U saving cL i v a. h h m m. w s m a c. M 1 1.4 wv Stenheni SL Roseburg. Ure. rnone dim nu. - .. $5.00 Order delivered free, sugar excepted. Small orders IV cents. Price Isn't the Whole Story n . T f J L. ikan merit on re i jr 1 acre it more 10 ccoiiuiim-ai iuuu uujn.6 ....... a -ttfor- although price is important. Quality the relative food value of each item is vital. What your family eats espe- ' , cially growing children is worthy of careful study, in Skaggs Stores quality is never sacrificed to price-respite the fact that our prices are always lower. The savings are effected by our methods of doing business and our immense buying power. For the sake of your family's health- well as your purse shop in person at Skaggs Stores. I I Saturday Produce Features lTY km- rcx?ot? aw APPLES Fancy Newtowns and Ortleys, Bo $1.23 ORANGES Fine Ripe Navels, Me d. Lar ae Sie, 2 Doz. 53c CARROTS Large Bunches, 3 for 10c McFARLIN CRANBERRIES While they last. 2 lbs. 29C FALLEN ARCHES j There are two ways ot treating ! too. sad Is one of the first eser- ration arches- nnfl la to Wear 1 Cises given inui.-r,.uiii uo.ici fallen arches, one is to ' er dancg. Try M ( and nollc. the pull braces and supports under the fcet. on all ,oru , unsuspected mus the other is to go to soma foot cies. specialist and have the bones put Massace U also Rood. Take the back In place. You can lane your ! root between me nanus sua wura choice as to treatments, but you the fingers Id a rotary motion au certainly should do something for I over it, pushing upwards against, feet that are weak in tms way. those lanen nones unaer m ren. 'sllen arches at reel so much This is very refreshing just as a more than the feet. There la a treatment for Ured feet. . nerve center in the spine hear the Two School uins rever diis w alatllne, which affecta and la at-Iters, or cold sores, should be trvac fected by the arches of the feet. led with spirits of camphor; ard if When these nenre centers are I you apply it to the sores as they j weak, It causes the figure to slump begin to form, it usually will dry and a pouehlness to grow at the I them within a few hours. As these ; front of the waist Fat men often i blisters are the result of disorder" have flat feet, but from more iu the system, the only way to pie-ig causes than this. vent them is to clear the system gj UI course, you muni cai mud'ui ub luiyuinico. , g. shoes too, with rounded toes audi Usually the stomach is already jg flat snorts heels, evening shoes i udscl and there may be a cold ; 3 with the new low Swinish heel that i also, so try dieting and drinking Is replacing the "spike." Besides ; plenty of water, until digestion and E tniS, OnCe a Oay Or JUUrO BK1U AID Bl-lllia uimii 6aiu. .. should ait with extended feet, ' the blisters have already formed shoes off, and work the feet back before you begin treating them, and forth, pointing the toes and try spirits of nitre on them ; this stretching the feet and legs out as will relieve the burning sewution, much as possible, then raising the j and also help them to heal without toes and stretching the heels as ( leaving a scar to bleach off In the much as possible. This Is good fori slow manner usual after theju si tae muscles of the feet, the an-1 tacks. kles and the calves of the legs. Tomorrow Arm Massage. New Year's Resolutions Most people make them Some keep them, some don't But the 20th Century Stores make, the resolun, "to help jroa to save a litfe "h lay" so easy to keep that there is no temptation to break it. At these 20th Century Store, thrifty housewives find they save money without reducing their menus. Yes! even more soma go so far a. to enlarge over what the ordinary grocer offer, and still save money. If. the savuis on evsry item in a 20th Century Store that counts. Offerings Saturday and Monday, January 9th and 11th .4c Crisco, Can .. 6 lb. $1.43 AU Week Prices PANCAKE FLOUR 7C 9 8-10 lb SYRUP Skaggs high grade Cane and Maple Syrup for Hotcakes. etc. Pt. Glass Jug .. ....33c Qt. Class Jug 21 lb. Can..53c 5 lb. Can ..93c 10 lb. Can .. $1.63 PURE HONEY Sweet .. clover and alfalfa Pt Jar 29c 59c Qt. Jar 5 lb. ... 10 lb. .. 53c 89c $1.73 Saturday Features SUGAR 10 lbs. Limit One BUTT EH tvery pound guaranteed, I lb QCp 4oc, 2 lbs. 33 W FULL CREAM OREGON 2C 55c FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI Ot- 2 for W FANCY LIGHT HAMS, lb. .... BACON . Lean QCp and fino flavor.... MWU RED MEXICAN AQf, BEANS, 6 lbs. .... TOILET SOAPS OKn ' 5 kinds, 6 bars.... stub 33c All Week Prices M A R SHMALLOWS Fresh and Fluffy QQrt 1 lb. .1 OOw Wieienf 4s 'Qusekeepini or t.au pa A.KipKman RECIPES FROM READERS Wesson Oil Quart Can Coinb Honey, Full. Sections,- 2 for .49c 47c f ure BulK Lard, Fresh, 2 lbs. 'Adirondack Syrup, Very' Best Cane and Maple, Full Pint, 33c; Qt 57c Sperrys Pancake Flour, 104b. sack 75c Rupert's Strawberry Pure Fruit and Sugar, 9 or. Jars, 2 for Butter Flake Sodas National Biscuit Co.'s ''Champion" Fresh Stock Small Size Extra Special, 6 bancs Jam, Old Dutch Cleaiuer l Up 2Bc h- f " B 25c i e Searchlight Full Bosc. 6 for Matches, Lorge 30c Ivory Soap Flakes, 10c Size, 3 Pkges.. 25c Coital White Soap 6 bar. 25c Dromedary Cocoanut, 1-4 lb. Pkge. 15c; OQn J lb. PkSe. California Home Brand Cat sup, full JKn .-int Bottle $2,33 1 Tree Tea Orange Pekoe (Black) or Japan (Green; 1-4 lb. Pkge. 20c, 1-2 lb. Pkge 39c, 1 lb. Pkge COCOA In Blk 25 (J PEACHES Fancy Cling. 2i Cans. APPLE FLAKES 8 oz. Pkges., fine for 0Cf : butter. 2 for ....... atJu CANDY Feature Cream and Gum Mix, OQft -.JO J. A. Itrailr Hero I Anotlu-r laruo carioau oi nmi-ri- J. ! IJros. of the Houllioru 1 ail lie company. nl l'nnlitnd nrrlvntl litre tins morniim to nttrnrt to bualncsa al- (AitIvIiik airs for a Bliurt time. From lioulti Mini Olndva Enijfr 1 t-jrp?c:r(l i In anlve hnre Saturday nioruln Ifrum llakprsfiplil. t-, where rle Inrcoilipanled hor ounr and undo, Mr. and Vra. .1. K. Kiiser. who i Iff t the first pf the wei-k lo re- Inc to vlJit t tho lmtne hf Ills 'nldo thrc.- MH Kiigor win vwu brother and slHtar-in-law, Mr. and .over flalunlay and Sunday wllU Mrs. I. N. Park, lor a lew dnyt- Miss Mildred Cuihraii. Arrlvrs VroM Yakima. W. C. Park, ot Yakima, Wai-h-InKlon, arrived here this morn- ' A NEW ARRIVAL Or Fslts ,ln all colors 13.60 and 8I.2S Also Big Reductions on all WINTER MILLINERY at tha ' MRS. S. M. KING " ' SPECIALTY SHOP 238 N. Jackson ' '51 mmm m ! CHIEF FOOD mM I TOMORROWS MENU Brsskfast Orances Creamed Dried Boef Muffins Coffee Luncheon Vegetable Soup Peanut llutter Sandwiches Celery . Prcsen-es Cookies Cocoa Dinner ' Fried Liver and Racon Potatoes Lima Uesns SquasU Raisin Plo Coffeo llridr '"Perhaps other who sntertalst conslaiitly. like til" tollowiiiK dainty plneap pio salad variaiidns tor guest meals: L Slice of'plneapnle wllh a length of banana set upright la the ho'o, as a candle, and a marachino cherry on top of banana as too lame. DrejsiriK poured over ba nana. 2. Pineapple, orange and bananas tablenpoon of granulated sugar, one-fourth teaspoon ot salt and two teaspoons of baking powder. In another bowl mix together one third cup ot sweet, cold milk, one well beaten egg and one tablespoon of butter melted. Combine the two mixtures, beat well, and turn Into buitered pans. Hake about 15 minutes In a hot oven." Mrs. P.: "Here Is my recipe for Cream of Pea Soup: Una can of peas, one teaspon of granulated sug gar. two cup3 of cold water, one sllre of onion, two tablespoons of butler, one tablespoon of flour, one and one-hait teaspoons of salt, one eighth teaspoon of pepper and two cupi of sweet milk- Add sugsr, onion and cold water to the peas end boil gently lor ten minutes; rtiders I rub throuxh a strainer. Make a would ! ';-'e stiuce of the butter flour, sea- EOt.IUn HUU UUIH OUU tW. lm liiiu- uti'9, before combining It with the strained peas. Bring all to boiling point and serve at once." Tonng Mother: "Here Is. a deli cious dessert: Itlec Renwick: Cook one-fourth cup of whilo rice In two cuos of boiling, salted water until grapefruit, nearly tender, then drain It and diced aad finish cooking in ono pint of hot Shrimp, "American" Beauty Latest Pack No. 1 Cans, 3 for When better coffee is roasted, it will be "20th Century" Direct from our Koastcr to you lb. 47c, 3 lbs. "Mamorie" Layer Figs White or Black 10 oz. J0 A 3 Pktres.. 20c: 2 for ......MtU 20th Century Coffei Kens Best Patent Flour. 49 lb. Sack . ..: wo I Brooms, 6 20th Century eauiy i .vua w. j . , in. Sewn, Medium Weight MOf S J HUU Fine Pailor Eroom 6j 1.38 f i ROSEBURG STORE OAKLAIMU MUM. g g . 130 N. Jackson St H .1 Baker-FIanary BIdg. fiW'rt'rT.TO GLENDALE MAN CATCHES YOUNG noticed a . deer standing In the alley. She went on borne and told Mr. Perkins of her find and ncrt? ITU QTRPTT i together they went and cornered UCJUI ail 31ISXC1 , Mim i allt-v and can- " " Itured it. R. T. Pet kins is entitled to the Mr ierklns savs that the fawn honor ot wearing the barbed wire!nad undoubtedly been cliuaed by necktie. He has the honor of &vsa BIUi had taken refuse in tiio capturing a lajt years lawn in c,yt B8 jj, t3 completely worn the city streets and now has the iout an(J lt waJ no uoublo at all animal in captivity at his homo, tt) CBpture. says the Glendale Js'ews. ! , Q On Tuesday at about eleven i o'clock, Mrs. Perkins was going homo and as she passed the alley that heads at tourist park, she 1 marshmallow cut and arranged as petals cherry In cent r. This makes ono individual portion. Dressing on side of lpttuee leaf. Here are other fruit salad.;: Pear with center filled la w-iili dress ing; grated peanuts on Kip. Ba nanas dinned in white of eac and tn Inrlnce All rolled In peanuts, served on let- rossible Consumption of Surplus Crop to Save Growers. mixed In e.iual proportions. Cher- sweet milk in the top of a double ries added if desired. "Whipped boiler. When ooft, odd onc-h.-vlf cr.p cream dressing. 3. Piiitspple Willi of granulated gelatine previously NORTH SIDE GROCERY Cash Store SATURDAY SPECIALS Honey, 5 lb. pails Quart Jnr Honey Pint Jnr Honey Liberty Crackers, reg. 33c seller Crackers, reg. I 5c seller Fisher's Blend Hour. 49-lb. sack Fisher's Blend Hour, 24 -lb. sack Crown Silver Dust Hour, 49-lb. sack . No. I Netted Gem Potatoes. 100 lbs. . Good Cheese, lb Fork and Beans, medium, 3 cans . Pork and Beans, lnn;r. 3 cans Quick Naptha Soap Chipe 3 pk(;s. Bennett's Best Col fee. 3 lbs. Bread, ficsh from the oven every day, Best Buitrfr. lb Pacific Nut Oleo, 3 lbs. 80c 58c 28c 23c 10c $2.45 $1.28 $1.80 $2.4S '.......30c i...27c 55c b5e $1.35 loaf, 6c and 12c 48c 73c (Am-ltd Ifm Uml Vi"ir.l CHICACl), Jan. 8. Tho "staff ot lite" has been changed from wheat to corn In the grain belt. The golden corn, one of Ameri ca's contributions lo the world s fiKHl supply. Is going on mldwest em tables in every conceivable lot in corn "pono," corn meal mush, coin fritters, corn syrup aud even corn sugar. Paced with a crop surplus, farm leadeis hope in this way to turn lh gold ot the coin into the gold tit a dividend for the grocer, or at least to provide a means of work ing off excess supplies. l oin days snd corn meetings sre nbinnt-il iliiouEboul the cenltal w,.t, with one of the first sched uled st Morris, III., on Saturday. A f.aluie of Ihe Morris affair will be a free corn dinner, running tne Kasironomlc scale" from corn fed bn.f, corn gravy, succotash, coin bteud and corn sj'aip down to cit!e, sweeten d with corn sugar. The InUrliallimal Harvester Company has announced a pro gram Involving corn that goes Kick lo the must prlmllUe means of commercial trailing barter. The miicern will Hade lmplo- mi nts in fnitners for corn. I The basis ot 1 1)0 a bushel for Sn. t rottt at Chicago, a price which tho comrany believed would be reached In the next six months. May corn closed yesterday st a spread of 83 cents at Ksosas City to' si S 8 cents st Chicago. It ci.n g. s above $1.1)0 s bushel Be fore the farmer Is called on to deliver next May. Juno and July, he ran sell II elsewhere and set tle lor his Implement purchases lh Ihe regular way. "STOP THAT COUGH! tuce, with dressing. Applc-colery- nut salad served with cream cheese balls colored with paprika. Young Housekeeper: "It is often hard to find recipes for dishes the right sle for two. Perhaps ether newly weds would like this: Muf fins for two: Blft together one rnp of ordinary bread fiour, one dissolved In a very little cold wat- ir. Let stand till set. Heat a one- half pint Jar of double cream stiff with one-half teaspoon of vanilla extract and fold this Into the rice mixture. Turn all Into either a larite mold, or Individual molds. Serve cold w-ith the following: Fudge Sauce: Put into a sauce pan one-half cup of brown sugar, one-third cup of milk, one table spoon of butter, one square of cake chocolate or two tablespoons ot cocoa and one-fourth teasjioon of vanilla. Boll for five minutes, beat a little, snd serve hot. Tomorrow Keeping Our Fhrnl ture Polished. Heat with gas. o The News-Review for results. SUDBURY. Mass. Henry Ford is willing to speed, 8i),000 to move a turnpike because motor vertcles are shaking his hlstoilc Wayside Inn, and busldes, the road has a dangeious curve. CHICAGO The quality oi whis key seems to have ujiuini,' to do wuh qu..lily of mercy. Charles S. Young, saloon keeper, and his bar tender pleadtd Kuiliy and argued ior lirntncy on the giouni that tho stuff was good. tiixly days for YouJg aud $200 tor his bartender. Pill 'IKASVE DietandHealth. By Lulu Hunt Peters, M.Et L)1ET DURING ADOLESCENCE rHrTyLiTV HATTK,IA4TV NEW WEIGHT SEDUCTION COURSE STARTING SAT. Starting with tomorrow's edi tion ol the Roseburg Newt Re view Or. Lulu Hunt Piters, om oi the nation's most noted au thA.na w irh reduction and weight gam, will start a new weries ox arucea reus ing exercises and diet. ..1 his course if followed carefully will In practically every case r3ult fn a reduction of weight, it is claimed. .Dr. Peiera ts the au thor of neveral authoritat.vs books and aitictca cn diet and health and her courets afford an stiective and comfortable way to obtain normal weight, either reduction or gam. nppvrinK during; ailolPucpnro are 'sample of the dirt piobttma lo la iiit't by pit rents. Yh.'y Miould he met with an emotional stability, JtMlicimis ovi'rsipht,' and a 'liule wholesome authority, as otherwise serious nervous anil mental dis turbances may arise based on poor t.atrltiim. liitempernnre, stupidity, pathological depresHion or vain and uiMiesslne elntinns. cruel tind ncq ative. attitudei. 'may- nlso be devel oped Upon an erroneous dietetic barkirround at this perinU of life." It in highly imitoriant at all aes f life, to h:tve a halanrnl and ade quate diet and it we can say it Is i dpeciuliy lmiHiriatit nt any partic ular period ufler babyhood. It Is during adolescence. Liberal quan tities of the green vegetables and fruits, at least three glaaea of milk in use. Twice the leavening strength of many other brands. No waste in baking materials. Every baking is light evenly raised and wholesome. rn k r-T r t T - j f THE WOMJXS GREATEST 8AI.ES 7M TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND 1 ST T T tenl aro: cod llvr oil (yps. Its a fond), sea foods, lettuw, bwts, tur nips. griH'n ppaii, radishes and lo mstoes. Csrrots snd parsley and potatoes do not contain as much as the others listed, but they do have some. , It Is Imporlsnt for the boys and girls noi lo have too many nvwu or too much fat, for boiu ol iiieae may upset the absorption of the vital elements of the food, especial ly thai of ihe lodln. We have a list of books on child feedlmr. You ahould have one of thee. to send for our list. (Knciose aelf addressed and stamped envel ope nith request.) ! New -Parts! I or Its equivalent In milk ah lies. lwl-,r : first year ot llf Sn l l some mm protvras mm bhi I i.nheltv (the healmill.K ot niiull All kinds prtuln and ersftlnK vork done, rates resionable. Louis Uergold, Jtoseburg. Ore. Stationery Good values at bar (tnln prices to close from our rlock. l.lnyd Crocker. All KinJ of Freeh Fruit and Vegetable of the Season FREE DELIVERY New Creason BIdg. - M Phone 153 After firipps or a tail cold an Imtaimff routfh usually follows. T!M tiresome tliroat lu-kl. prevents cltvi and you rauirb until vrorn out, and nhen you ki to chorrh mt thsm.Tis" or theatre, jnst as verythiBf !s qulel ramm Ihe throat tkkl. Mu cast miiiprns lt. sn.l j ou chnks anil eoiigb I J as year hfiiflilHrs flaw at you. I Heli.'f is at hand I lr. l iene s liourn Jlnlifal lhscswry Ul 'liev tt. roiirli. lt ia am old. relisbhs h lite) are Ihe m"M rapid permns m gronih snd lh" mu'l ditlicult problems of fi-edins am apt t come up st these limes. Today 1 am olng to talk a little on the diet tluiln adolescence, n r-.e . which folloas puberty snd lais un til full a'.urliy. lvjrltu the doleneenl rr'-i'd thf re an- apt Id occur dlsuuhanci s o( function. eHpeciHllv'dlslulbances i t illiti stlon. nr. John Hall ol m Krsnclsco. neroloml and one of H e -clal leclurets al ihe TnlversHy lot t'alltiTala Summer HeKston. In Ian article on I 'let In Relation to Childhood an AiKueaieni i-nm- is. says aa lollowa: turinta ait shocHcd at the ap parently sudden chan-'' I--1 aip-- ami cllllirtani--. 11 uun . i .... t l. a 11 IS as Olil, ir.iaei i n ; lh. olr . auns con rsmetlv, will set as a tome anil niooa ); ' ' ,,t- ,...,.twa'ices of rsrin and rostore health snd stwtk, It'-ts. the Tartrms In to m I- . a.c. , w hend in. for trial pk.t.Dr.l'ieK ..". .' lavaiias Hotel, Bafitls, K, T. jU dalntlliese soil Imlvaiiit ch.H'Se. epps, fish, nut, and suffi cient amounts of energy fooU In ihe form of the who main breads nnd cereals and wholesome des serts, must b"! supplied eveiy ilsy io turnlsb'the needs of these rapid ly growing boys and girts. Ii is normal for tretn to hare ery viconms appetites and to cot n Wilrfi aa. If Hoi mo. lhn. fath , rs and molhers. 'l hat's w hat you hop will happen. 1 luring adolesrcncA there may be a disturbance of the thyroid Rlnn.il resulting In Its enlarcemcnt. Vnown as goiter and IixmIj hlch In loilln content should be listed often oa the bill of fare. (In the legions called goller b lis. where the tooib are dtflcient In the t.iilin. it Is Important for the ihlldn n lo 1 ave lodin In Iho form of Iodised .all or medlcatl' n which of couise must be prescribed by the physi . tan.) , Tt foods with biu lodii cos- Winter's . j I :;4olus If 7 QuicKRcllef For Old and Ijouny DI51URAICE IN L9CIL TNEaTRE Ths rt.rffr.i nf s )j-l t.im trnu w: m. lau.-h diitnrk4 Sri trwH I. .br.-n-lisiims (ruffe!, tt m ttine is ihs audi. s(. Dc 1 a S..11F.. tcr you ui Crnli At A l dr.n f rs't Hi rt tS Xt Cmvnsd HHI (rsnr'lr r II Iriw. fit t. t. Hrt W. T. Cirr era .. p ie)ir.. .riis. v. m 1 tlty't H". .4 Tat OiS let c.44 wA 144 W4W wilS Tiltai4 lawlu." W. f. CUpmaa. You can now get new parts for your car, truck or tractor right here in Roseburg. We specialize in such lines as Piston Rings, Piston Pins, Bearings, Bronze Bushings ' Motor Valves Timing Chains Ring Gears and Pinion Axel Shaft, Drive Shaft Cylinder Mead Gaskets Clutch Facings ' Brake Lining Universal Joint Parts Spindle and Tie Rod Bolt Spark Plugs, Radiator Hose Clutch Parts, Rim Bolts and NuU Top Dressing Body Polish and Paint Valve Grinding Compound And olher lines for nearly every make of car, truck or tractor in Douglas County. Orchard Auto Parts Co. 335 North Main St. Phone 228