Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 06, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1926. We must vacate pur corner to make room for the new building and will not have room to store all of our stock. We will slash prices to reduce it. TWO Our Farm Implements are of the best makes the McCormick-Deering and Oliver Iine$. We have never tried to sell cheap machinery because it costs more in the long run. Come early as at these prices our bar gains will move fast. WOOD CUTTER'S TOOLS .White Hand Made Axes, regular $3.25. $2.50 Other'Axes , v.$1.50 and $2.00 Hickory Axe Handles, one lot 15c Hickory Axe Handles, better ones .......... ...., -- 35c " 6J2 ft. Diston Cross Cut Saws $5.50 'Mz ft. Diston Falling Saws .' $5.50 " 5 ft. Cross Cuts : :. .... $4.00 Sledges and Wedges at, 15 discount Buy your mower and binder repairs now for next season and save 20'o. FARM MACHINES Springtooth Harrows ., $27.50 and up Reg. Tooth Harrows, the best made $23.00 One Horse Cultivators $6.50 and up Two Horse Cultivators $38.00 Two Horse Riding Cultivators $55.00 to $65.00 5 foot Disk Harrows with pole $50.00 9 ft. Sprocket Type Pulverizers $67.50 Iron Wheel Farm Wagons , 15 off End Gate Seeders $15.00 and $25.00 Mowers and Rakes 15 off Hay. and Ensilage Cutter, Smalley No. 10 Jr., with alfalfa meal attachment $50.00 MISCELLANEOUS Short Handle Shovels 70c Long Handle Spades 70c Cow Stanchions 20 off Goodyear 7 -ply Spray Hose 25c psr ft Hardie Sprayer y 15 off Litter Carrier with track $15.00 Feed Grinders ; 15 f Cream Separators 15 off Wool Sacks, 2nd hand '. 65c Wool Sacks, 4 lb. new 80c- Fanning Mill with bagger t $49.50 Single Loop Bale Ties $6.00 per cwt. These are only a few of the bargains. Everything in our stock except fence is reduced from 10 to 25 per cent. The se prices are for cash only, as we must ;:have' cash to buy our new stock, . ' We have the finest stock of tractor tools in the county, including plows, harrows, disk harrows, chisel cultivators, subsoilers, etc. We have reduced these ' 15 per cent, 20 per cent and more. There is none that so coolly ' appeases the appetite as Fresh Fruit Flavored j . , Mel-O-Maid , . , Ice Cream jTipped with whipped cream. There is always a treat in store for you when you in sist on Mel-O-Maid. You can get it at most leading confectioners and fountains. y-Mmww. K1 . (jPsli FRESH from our chums to'you " R! ISilil very morning. : Bwllbwsfcra''' Douglas Countv I : i Creamery m MWi lwi?- i Phono 340- : :i I CHURCHES 1 SUNDAY AT THE ; Myrtle Creek Church of Christ.' Come, let uh "hold that liny" in1 Uiulo school Suuaay at 20. Morn-, in? sermon, "The Great Uiacov ory." t'hriMlun Kmleavor at 7. Sons aervlee mid sonno:i at S. Sermon, "Asleep In the Devil's Cradle." The ttormuii Sunday nighi 1 Auk. 15, will be "Awakened in Hie Devil' Cradle." Speeial muaic .al the evening services. YV. K. Strain, Minister. Presbyterian Church. Are you land your children attending Sun i day school ? H mil we Irtvllo you to come and study with us. Sunday ' school al U: 15. Morning service at eleven. Treadling by Kcv, Mr. Al 1 van Chit, of San Atisclmo, Calif. Uulou services in the evening. :: SHE IS HERE The FOOTLOOSE WIDOW and her CHRYSLER ROADSTER have 'arrived in Roseburg. r Watch For Her First Church of Christ, Scientist. (Regular services are held Sunday morning at II o'clock and Wednes ' day evening al s o'clock. This 1 meeting includes (est Imouies of ; healing Ihrough Chi tstlan Science, i j Sunday school convenes each Sun- day morning at 11:45. All pupils from lite nge of I to -h jenrs may be admitled. The reading room, side entrance to the church, is open i daily from 2 to A p. in, except Sundays and holidays. Here all authorized Christian Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or i purchased. The public is enidially Invited to nilfhd the services and I visit the rending room. Subject ot , Sunday's lesson, "Spirit." International Bible Students As sociation. Hlhle study at i'li'J W. l-'irst St. Sunday nt e.;tn a. in The subjects for study will he Trot eel ion and I ieli einnee." and "The (ihiug ot :he Manna." Some of I he Spies! toil; to be considered are. YVhm the outstanding note i'l Modes' soni; ol dvll el ance? W hat was pit nurd b iln I'learedng of (be hitler w.ite.s: li;it next caused Israel to mui nun ? And what then w as I lod proini:e to Moses and bow ii tullilled 7 All interested in lllhle Mii'U are IimHimI to come and MUdj W illl US. OVERALL WON'T SHRINK! 47.1 "a Seronizcr and 41.8 l iner than Denim. Almost Snrfi;-ri'oof. Hesists Grease jSt BUST Ef UNION MADE ROSEBURG, OREGON NINE NEW FIRES ARE REPORTED TO COUNTY PATROL (Continued from page 1.) area this season lnirnvil. OT (hu 22V, 0OU acres. ITA.0UU aires wru wkhiii the natiuaat rureis und the remainder was privaU'ly owned land burned lyini sonr; distance from Iher notional forest. -o- lii' will romliiei I he morning se:--vin- h,. mire ,t,a,. ,r ,! I,,.,, slslers. who are lmisiclans r mark. Ml rain.'. The yoani; peoples service at 7 p. in. is real inspir ing and at s p. in. there will n. preaching hy the pasior on the snhj. , i -The Creai Tribulatlen." This Is of mil inlere. t In on .nil all. We give yon a heai'v .e..niie lo urn- services. Spect.d music ami Mpii itrcl singliu. I'ome anil help ns. UI-:V. I'. t'KDOK. 1'aslnr. I'l'.. - I' SPECIAL CASH PRICE TOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY I . on Armour's Milk I TALL CANS 10c PER CAN v -' .' EGGS "I -want all ihe eggs I can get in the next few days. ' ' on J . . l y VYUl pay Out: per uuicu tiauu FRANK BRADSTREET G Riddle,)regon. & at rirst Clii-ihtlan Chmch picnic is over mid wh.ti it time w In d- .V delegation, iwnily a lnni died stnoii; I'tiMlt Inaiu. in-I l. ;il t lie picnic p rounds. 1'lie on:. ; loll,-, went to the lank and tm n ijuii Uly u:t-m:ii d at th hersesle e links. ln-r our hani plon. Ir !e Lapp. l-,i 11 i account of himself. Alter dinnt r all assembled for a talk fet ami It Was meal. Next Sun it ay mom in,", the sn J. t I of the sermon will he. ' V. presslve Hi Union. In II. e ee jjiU I he union meetliu: Will held at Ihe l'res! tei i;in thii' 11 At this !.ei ie.- Ir, S:ei-. a turor of n-'te. will pe.dt h t-inl 11 1 nine inent . on I vnluti. e Mr Sim t miuw veil prepared ' speak on hi -mtverl altii sImhi!-! hi.ve a liirne heuriDK 11. 1: M V. UtMe .I'lUHhitl Temlo Se- vires nt the Hilile SUiudard Tern l ie are a- lollowa: Sundn Sclv.I in a. m rreachinu ai.eleve t lock. Sister i). C. Cohb, who is now holding a rvvtval ft duther- railiulle Chuich Kane and C;.U streets. August i;,th. Mas and Seine 11 at 7 a. m. CateehiMii t las.-es lliblleal lnstru tion at - I . a. in Seroml Mas and Sev tin Hi followed by lleuedirt ion ef ihe M It s. at ! ;10 a. m. liKV. 1!. CLKUY, I'astor. Iie-hteri;in Chuich IT vn i tu.i- nts want to I'tiul ont the cii.i 1 ; rU r of IVod vour ymnm l'i '!!; ii- ttiim in the monoinnx ot' tl'e tn supported schools nt' lirli 11" Kdmntion in our nation. v me ont Sunday niilit and hear lr .1 .1 Sims in his b'ctnre against eo 1 nt ten. Sunday S hool ;ii ;t ; It'itu at j 1 ii'i'ltii li b I;, i-Ca-r i'l' San Kratie'sro. I-.eiuni; s'ere i"i. oil Iff! u t e b' 1; Sl:us ai o io k Come early and be cert.iin ef a s. at. ' ty is seriously affected. 1 Smoke Hides Forests y O. C. Houser, of the Umpqua national forest office, reports that ' so far us lookouts are able to ob serve there are no new fires on the forest. Vision is obscured, how ever, by the steat volume of smoke now hanging over the hills, so (hat it is impossible to obtain an accurate check ou the entire terri tory held by the government. Control has been gained over the fires in the Devils Knob dis trict near Tiller, and so far no new fires have been started in that locality. 1 Montana-Idaho Hit 1111 1 ion. 1 MISSOCLA, Mont.. Aug. 6. Little headway is being made against the forest fires in the northwest and the flames continue to spread leaving desolation be hind them. Another life was claimed yesterday, when an aged woods worker named Landstrom died while fighting Tire near Don ; 1: let . It. C. On the previous day Corrahn Hutchinson, CO, a ranch er, perished in the flames near Sand Point, Idaho. ; The high winds which spread ;the flames over numerous forests early in the week, have subsided. It is reported to forest headquar ters lien1. The flames on the Hlackfeet. the Flathead and the I'end O'lleille forests were scat tered over wide areas by the gale. Scant reports from tiie I'end O' Heillo indicate a great spread of tho Caribou and Meadow Cree'.i fires into timbered, drainage. : areas, I Forest headquarters here re 1 ports that already this year th1 ; flames have burned over L"20.0l)D acres in the district comprising j western Montana and northern Idahi. This is nearly four times as much as tho total area burned In i!U and 1!25. during tlf last days of .July. li:t,liio acres, or moro than half of the total Small laundry stove for $12, at,. Powell's Furniture store. CHANNEL CROSSED BY MISS EDERLE (Continued from page I.) rise. For the firat two miles af ter she caught up with tho lug, , Miss Fderle continued inechauical jly al 28 to 29 strokes a minute, ! making good progress. Tho sea jwtis calm and she raised her gop igles over her forehead for several ihundred yards, saying: "It will he 'time enough to took through these 'tilings when the breeze fieshens." 1 "Strictly business," was the ; motto aboard the convoying tug, with only Miss Ederle's father, 'sister. Trainer Burgess,- lshak llel my and a swimming tederation of ficial, Joe Costa, aboard besides : the crew. j Phonograph Gives Chser. j Newspaper men and pliotogra .pliers followed on the ocean-going jtug l.a Morinle. The pilots of both ,tugs did their best to shhtld the , swimmer from the increasing ; breeze which arose about noon be fore Miss Edorle-had been in the :water five hour.. At that time she was nine miles out. There was no jazz band aboard the tu. ibut a phonograph began to grind: ("Yes sir, she's my baby." j At 1 p. m. Miss Ktlerie had cov !ered more than twelve miles and I was still swimming strongly. '.Weather aud sea conditions were unchanged. I Mermaid Breaks Record, i riULAUKLPHlA. Aug. fi. Ade i laide Lambert, of the Women's i Swimming association of New ; York, swam to a new world's ree 'ord in winning the title in the ;iou ; meter medley race in thi women s i national A. A. C swimming cham pionships at tho sesqui centennial Our I '-J ' (- . I . n a m feSL-zia bpeciai tor Saturday r J- A REAL VALUE 79c 4J4U6 Light CtitWater TumWen Ulown quality of Crystal tUass. 0 o. eapariiy. Xe-tt csrabined tlorul and baud ii t -sifj.i. lias st:r beiioai. DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN ZIGLER - CRAVEN HARDWARE GO Roseburg AH Kinds Sporting Goods Phone 25 S pool luilay. Hhn was timed in 5:01. hy hrr in Philadelphia July 31, of Sho dipped mine llian three sec- lilis year. Oluls ofl' the best rormer time fur . n v Ihe distance. 5:ol 3 5. Mtabiitlhtd ..atlross special ,.;.t) raell III I'i.u-.-H's T'nninire slate tl! I ir-t liiiplisi i v ifi s Suntla i hool a ( : I t ji n pi . Worship m H. Y. f 'I young poop' enillir Set V It e l'tesb tert;i rhtireb Kei;i moi ning S"ir. tn Carlo- serviciw nt 1 1 at iuvii, , fnie t s oo p. m. , cliun h St. Georce'i Cpiscop.il Church. h lniiii-t!) oi i;.il t'oninni'i ot. ,n :." a hi Ti;;ich kool at ! t ". ,( ' Slit he i i Hi mum :i r.c ;i: ;i t I a t I ' . lei U lii.Mi at s o'clock. and praye 1.s .r.::i.Ks , or..u. r. nnv eWiperiHed t Mitdied Ml'l chllia of Idanie tor a still exphi-ite,; thai killed t-.o mii!(6j one her own sou. A lituor charge was placed against the woman. Brand's Road Stand and Barbecue BARTLETT PEARS Hy the hex or the truck loud. I'rom els. a lmtr-1 lo the ftnesl exira lancy pears packed for shipping at ?1 Tiiey are at. their h"-st now. lliing boxes for the cent p. ars. GRAVENSTEIN APPLES PEACHES I'raw lords (mil Kosters. PLUMS SuKar prunes, apricot phinis, etc. RIPE WHITE FIGS MELONS Al! Local Frm'ls au-l as alvays, llatbcctie Lunchi's, te fream an.l ( old Piink--. BRAND'S 3 Miles North 1 Pacific Highway s $45 to & and return; s&3ay limit Profit liy rcJuceJ rotindtrip fares tnCalifor nia ia c!tci:t throiiqliout the summer. 16-day limit tickers nrc en sal'.- dally tiiisvc.tr; round trip to San Francisco and other California points equally reduced. Also, season tickets Oct. 31 limit at slightly higher cost !stop ovcrs.( Four trains dailv each wav, including "Soiithcrn California Express" direct via Sacramento to Los Angeles. Phone 11 J. E. CLARK, Agent Roseburg, Ore. IS.