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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1926'. THREE 'Joseph P. Jones, lira. Lynam has ll'i-om Onk Creek been visiting relatives In Salem i A. V. Newport, resident of Oak ;und at other Oreson points, an. I, Crock, wus a visitor In Roseburg followiiiR hi'i- vluit hue will 11-I Tuesday and waa .atlomling to turn to Meutunu. busiueBs matte and tradlue. LOCAL NEWS v-w.v.,ii.u.j ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, Iorllninl .Mia. Hurry MnrdiT lift Ihis liioniiiiK lr Portland to spcml a w!'k or no enjoying u vinlt with 1'iieiitln. nt'tuniA Home Mm. 11. K. Lohr, who hag been enjoying n visit with frii'iuhi ul Silvt'i ton f;r the past ten !ya or so retiiruetl home hint evening. Vislliiif; At Austin Home Mr. tin.l Mrs. W. II. Iteu! nml Miaa Virginia Koeil, of l'ooriu, 111., arrived tliiK morning and will Ijeii(l two weelta viHititif; usi the gttosts of Sir. and Mra. Win. Aus tin. Mr. and .Mra. Heed and daughter have been making u tour oi Iho western eouat. To Visit Here .Mrs. Itose .M. Allshlre, of Tolu do. Ohio, ia expeeli'd in Hoaeburg this week and will visit at the home of her dnUohler, Mra. Oeo. Lung. To nt - Minn Marlon Seliwaris un.l Mlsi Velum Mi-Donald left yeaterduy ulteinoou lor Hundon, where they will visit with IrlendH. YMthiL' He Mlsa Hifer and brother, Alfred Tllfer, of Portland., arrived In ltosehuri; thia morning mid wil', spend two weeks or ao viailiiu; at the home of .Mrs. S. II. Crouch. To Visit In MlehlKuii J anion Mi'CorniUk left this morning for Hiiltlo Creek, Michi gan, and other polnis, where. he will enjoy a visit with frlenihi uud rclutlvea lor fcix weeks ur mi, To Meilforcl Mr. und Mra. It.' M. ViHJir, of Montana, who have been visitim; in ltosebiirg lor the past two weeks, lei i thia morning lor Me.l-ford. To ItesUle III ('iillrurniu .Mis. Oakley Mole Mrs. Hurry Oakley, of Green, was vialtlng with friends and shopping in kosebtirg Tuesduy alteruoon) ' Mr. Iliinilhi In John Hamlin, Ithldlo resident, was trading and attending to uusi- Mr. and Mrs. levin t'.riniin, re- ulfairs In this eily for a short shlents of this city lor so-ine time left yesterday for Oakland, Cul.. I whore they will muko their 1'uUro I home. tlmo yesterday aflenioon. Tues., Wed., Th'urs. ft Vjil-oute South Thomas Carter, Coos Hay busi ness mail, was In this eity Tor a brief time this inoniin, enroute to Sun l''ritneieo und l.os AiiKeles !to visit. l'roiii Havre Mra. H. I), l.yiiam, of Havre, Meiituna, is speiuling n tluy or so in Hoaebiirg us the guest of Alia. I : To Ihindoii Mrs. U. O. Taylor, of Buffalo, iMIssouii, steiieil over 111 lioae jbui'K thia morning and visited, en l route to liundon and coast points i i where she will spend some time. : From Melrose I Muhle Keynolds, of Melrose, was sliopiilng und attending to business mutters 111 Itoseburg on i Tuesday afternoon. j I DRWiLESS HEALTH CENTER & 327 W. Cass Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK DR. CATHERINE McNEIL CHIROPRACTORS g (l'alnless Adjustnionts) 17 ElectroTherapy Electronic an2 Vapor Baths Ij To Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Ileluney, of this city left last night lor Port land where they will spend a few days enjoying u visit with friends. K10111 Ten Mile .1. I.. Cuhot, Tenmllo rancher, was u ltesehurg visitor Tuesday iii'leriioon und was attending to business mutters uud trading. ' 1 See the removal sale prices on j tractor tools In Whurloll Bros, ail ; In this issue. 1 DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phone 4RS Masonic Tilrta. Dr. Rupert A. Moon ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTOR Nerve and Spine Specialist 2011 Perkins Hhlg. Phono 554 Return Home ;n Utislne-ss Si Mr. ami Mrs. Win. Vogt, who I Albert ltlchler, resident or Ite 15 ! have been enjoying a Iwo weeks' 1 mole, wu'a a business visitor in to 1 vacation und visiting friends in Itoseburg for a short time Tues- VI T, ....... I lw.,... I...I.,,. idiiv ii riei-noiiii 1 Ol Llilliu, illo r.iinitn iii'im. lumtj . i j Tn Visit Hero jl iiim Camus I Mrs M. K. Cave, of Portland. I Knipir Kleiner, 01 i;mnas ui- arrivod lust evening and will spend , ley. spent u few hours in Hose Isi.ine lime in Itoseburg visiting. : burg Tuesday, intending to Imsi- Khe will be a guest of her gnuid-Iness nintters. ! daughter, Mrs. l.eo limes. 1 I 'l'roiu Ciiiiuis Valley Visits Here I Wilson, resident of Camas I Mrs. Ii. C. liichinan, of Cold jVulley, was attending to business Hill, stopped over this morning.! affairs and visiting hero yester ! a ml visited .Mls-s Sadie llrnughmnii, day afternoon. enroute heme after spending soire I lllllitf visiting at l.a lirande. ll'Yom Ouklmiil j George Mcllugel, resident ol Unm. From Alh.irw Oilkllllld. WHS a Visitor ill ItOse- 1 Mrs. lticliurd Kh inni a-id small burg Tuesday iiliinelilei' evening lifter spending the past u few hears week visiting with friend 1 Albany. mid wns trading and etllined lo ItOsehlll'R lust, lUieillllllK 111 lllisilioss iiiiiiivii II 1 mtmm iimii n i m iii,hiMii ' Kemoval hate! I We musl move out to make way for the new building and do not want to move these heavy tools out and back. Cash ! Regular Price Sale Price 1 bottom 1 6" Oliver Tractor plow $120.00 $100.00 2 bottom 12" P. & O. tractor plows 125.00 105.00 2 bottom 14" P. & O. tractor plows 135.00 110.00 2 bottom 14" Vulcan tractor plows 150.00 90.00 3 bottom 10" P. & O. tractor plows 180.00 145.00 2 disc 26" P. & O. tractor disc plows 180.00 150.00 i ft. Inlernationnl tractor disc barrows 147.50 125.00 () ft. International tractor disc harrows 157.50 130.00 7 ft. International tractor disc harrows 165.00 135.00 6 ft. killefer tractor disc harrowj 154.00 130.00 5 ft. Killefer chisel cultivators 135.00 110.00 5 ft. Killefer cover crop discs, 22" blades 198.60 165.00 61. ft. Killefer cover crop discs, 22" blades 250.00 195.00 18" Killefer subsoiler 120.00 100.00 8-16 International trartor, fully equip ped, belt pulley, governor, etc. 850.00 600.00 Here For Visit L. McDonald, electrician for the Oregon-Portland Cement company, arrived Ihis morning from Port land anil will be the am-sl of Mr. und Mrs. Arthur iMooro lor sev eral dnys. Homes Purchased Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1). llilleti, of Wet.1 Itoseburg. have purchased the property and home of L. O. Hughes located oil West Oak street. Mr. und Mrs. Hughes yes terday bought the Bryan Hughes home on Oak street, where ihoy will live. .Mr. licllliillgci- Visits K. I., llelinlnger, Oakland Mer chant, was 11 Itoseburg visitor Tuesduy ufternoon and was trans acting business and meeting some friends. ' Prom Olliias I S. D. Noeloy, resident or Camas i Valley, was a visitor ill Itoseburg ITuesday, spending several hours trading and allejiding to business r. fin lis. Visits Old 1'iieliils Lee Catching, of San Francisco, a rormor Itlildle resident, und well known in llouglas county, has been visiting with lriel11lsl11K1.se burg this week. He has been a guest at the home of Judge and Mrs. Ceorge K. Ouine, und nl-o visited Ills nephew Clyde and CatVhing. Mr. Catching left this jnorliing for Uiddle lo visit with bis sister. Mrs. .1. It. P.idilie until Kriday. when he will return her-., leaving Saturday for his home in the south. . It haa been seven ears since Mr. Catching has vis ited Kosolitii!' and he rinds a great ileal of linpi ovelllent and bllil-.l-ing. hi slates. A tractor subsoiler that you csn break the ground IS Inches deep, will aid ill irrigation of orchards. We have one in slock. Wharton ! Pros. Kroin (ilemliile K II. Alvord returned to Clell idale yesterday afternoon, after 'spending several hours visiting Iriontls ami looking after luisjnoss affairs hue. We have the finest stock of ' .....,.,.. t.w.lo l !lo .nimlv ,1,1,1 lint'fl them. See our ad Wharton Pros. in this issue. To Visit At Clon.lalo Mrs. .1. S. Taylor, of Watford City. North Hnkola. slopped over in itoseburg yesterday enroute to I h iidale. whore she will visit at tin- hoine of hir sister. Mrs. Prank Staffansou. I Wharton Bros. j THE LAST THREE j I Beldiag Hall Refrigerators j ! s? 1 H r '' ' you can t argue utU: a batfiijfnrrinc Call Us Prompt Service our mnlti). We mine and K'-t. your cmi', wlH-n-vor It may h' and r-'pair ft promptly. Call us 11m iM-xt UiiM- Ntin'ix in no'ihN'. L. R. Chambers Motor Co. 0;:k and Rose Streets. AX Knrly 1 kn iniUi ti A I':t Of pf'OpU' llilVO St'OM the liiK1 iicriiiii-nl ol pic pumpkin in t in- .Wwrt-lit'vlfw show window, ami arc wondcrini? ol" it witc Korwn In iv. Yes, it was urnwn on Hi.- laiin oT 11. ti. W'ilsfHi, ot Aicxiiiid ii Park, and Ik Iijih n 1 t nmro. T1h best of cliinalt liavn nothiriK u tlio rmpiiii Val ley when il comes to early garden vass or anylhiiiK that grows ,on 11h coast, lor that mutter. Mr. Wilson simply knows how to get results , Unit's all. Leave For Coast Mr. and Mrs. L. T-aMore and daughter. Lucille, and Mrs. Krnest C Patterson Ml yesterday for liaitdon where I hey will enjoy a vacation. At Myrtle Poinl 'hey will h" joined by Mr. ami Mrs. Win, Fish. Mr. and Mrs. James Hohson, Palph VVinniimham am) Car! La Mere who will also visit at the coasi. Mrs. Patterson will remain at th" coast Tor a month before re t liming to itoseburg and the other ne-nitiers of the party will return withki two weeks. fJJf 'By F. W. Ludbkens M' '4b. No iprinter tver succeeicA without ALL chree. TherehavebeengrcatstaTtersjruiX' nets who moivJ with perfect rhythm anil 'no was te energy; an J men teho fin ithed with irresistible orce. But lh CHAM PION huj had ALL J H Ktf. F inish Charley Paddock brcaldngthe Cape with hii famous "jump finish" that hat brouuht him 37 out of a pus ible 40 world's sprint records and an unequalled mark of 9.5 seconds for 100 yards.madcMay 15,thlycar CharlPaddock says a champion -must have all three, f start-stride -finish These same essentials in'perfect co-ordination . quick start, the full stride of power, and , force sustained 'to the very end finish are ; necessary to good gasoline. Associated through : . its distinctive range of boiling points insures this kind of a performance: no sputter when! you step on the starter, no miss when you give her "the gas, and always a smooth supply of adequate power from start to finish.' That's why Associated is Champion. Associated is always associated with "more miles to the gallon." . Stride f Finish ' ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Sustained Quality Products MORE MILES TO THE GA L L0N ATTHND 7!il ANNUAL CAI.irORNIA STATE FAIR SACRAMENTO SEPTP-MUFR 411 INCLUSIVH 'isltois Tiicsilny (Ii-orpp WiiKiii'r nnil .lorry WaR bim I.ookinn (IIiikk ri'SiiliintH, worn ntliMiilliiK to himlneKH innltorH unci visitliiK in Hosi'bnri; yostorday iitnjrnoon. ;lloino l-'roui ('oulllii j Ir. anil Mrs. Irn lMorco nnd johililron, of Cluvnhiliil, luivn re ittiriKMl to thoir honui uflur xprnil llng tho ihimI nionlli lit Coinilllc (and coast points. Can you lmnKiiio what would happen If we strike oil in Slither lln Valley? Regular price $42.50, special $33.95 Regular price $30.00, special $23.85 Regular price $26.50, special ,...$19.85 $19.50 Ice Chest, special $14.65 Beautiful 42-piece Art Pattern, Thompson's Wares, at $8.95 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet ft $37.50 Three Burner Mission Oil Stove $12.65 1-2 Gal. Fruit Jars, per doz 93c 1 Quart Fruit Jars, per doz .".870 Red Jar Rubbers, 4 dozen for ..25c Large $1.25 Granite Kettles, only 97c One Gallon Glass Jugs 25c Juice Barrels or Cider Kfitfs. Small Axininister, Rag and Congolcum Rugs Special to go from 45c up. Judd's Big Store -.. trut me -W to u'," VH cW.'" TREE I ""FA 1 LJf orange r y ! To Be Guests At Hatfield Home Mr i'hax. L. Iliiiilman an-l her l;uiid)U',-. Miss Lauriidi-I- Hind m;ui im so-i. Cfril arrivfd this ntoniiiit; to isit Willi frii'fnN In lto.-cliii l: ami C.nI'. They will bff inn-sis at th'' hnuv of Mrs. Leslie IlaiTiiJ. in-ar ClMc Mrs. Hirn! niaii v. as formerly Mis 1 lln Minn e o, ihirf eity and a I ono time woikeil on the old IMiiiinlGal er, t he Hnfji-hiirtx new spajier pub lis!iel iM-iny years ao. She ha many friends here will, whom alio v. ill i-il dtjT-ftiK hi'f slay. 1 ItotiiniH Fiin Ti'li I Cicorgft Hph(. mthh'tit f Ionk- I ItiK Iuhh, wiih a hiJHliifSH viriftor In UoHi'loit k Tuesduy nfteniofni. ! M r. Most Iihh juHt returned from Diamond Lake, where ho enj'iyod ,a vaealfon. lion.1: I'i-oiii Itaiidii Mr. uud Mra. W. K. Ott nnd family have returned ho:n from the rouHl. where I hey hav hneti enjoyiiip a vacation for the puHt few weeks. They visited at Man d o n and the v a r I o u h he a v. U ea, DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Hpct&Mt In the UttlLf of OlAdBJI 11S Jackson Bt. ( ari 0Ili(Ie An autf rolllnlon oerurred thin morning at the (ntersertlon of Cans nnd JaekHon streets between icaiH driven by Otis I'emberton i nd rrairk llelliwi II. An explod- ed (Ire und hent fenders ronti- t uteri the bulk of the damage. Alultin In San I'Ynneltfeo Miss Lola McConuiH and Miss Mao MeGomas, who nro enjoy Iiik n vaeallon in southern pniuta, are now visiting In San Kranclseo. neeordfiiK lo word received today bv their mother. They Htato lhat they are having un excellent time. TJn'y will viit various polntn In the soulh nnd expect lo make Texan a point of I heir visit bo're return I n home. The MlHsen Mc frnuari will be nway a month. fJIrl llrenlcs Arm Thu fleven your old daiiRhtor of Mr. and Mra. T. Ollivant, of TiOokiiiK Cla.4H received a broken right arm, when she fell from a couch at homo last evening. She waa brought, lo thia city to receive niedlcul uid. Btudebutter "buUdfl no yearly models. Woman ItreakH Arm While enroute homo to Look in K (ilass from the Sugar Pine lumber mill, where she nceotn lin tiled her hnshand last evening, Mrs. I. (i. Howard wan thrown r i mil t he t in cl( I n w Ii ich t hey were riding as the ear struck a depression in the rood, and fell on her right arm, breaking both bones. She was brought to thia city and medical aid was given.. Would It surprise you If woolen mill were established Sutherlln Valley? Develops Now Prime " J. I. Roach, of Tiller, was In town today and brought with him samples of the new variety ot prunes that he has developed. ThlH new fruit Is ft little earlier than either Italian or Petites, is 'fully as large as the former, and has a rich golden color as back i cround for a rather reddish skin. I Tho fruit is a prolific bearer, and Uloes not drop before, ripening, as do the old worts. THE , Attention Moose I'.eEll'nr meetfnc WedtieJM'. Julv 21M. Matters of impor tance to be considered. o JOHN FLURRY. We delivered 33 new Chevrolets in Hie last 2'i weeks nnd have some real good buys in cheap Fords and Chevs taken in In trade. Several Fords with Btarter for $f0 each. $25 cash, balance monthly. Hansen Chevrolet Co. Diet. mi Spencers Kxperted Here I Hev. nnd Mr. J C. Spencer and ; their daughter, Miss Florepc . Spencer, former lonehurg rcsi ' dents, are expected here this ev n- ing from Portlnnd and will visit j jwith friends. Itev. Spencer has ! I .--ri f U tl II U ) lulls I II I I'll i, ' ur j pastorate of one of the Chlcngo i Methodist churches ond with his : family will nturl for Illinois in the fall. 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