ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927
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YOU D5C'D? To BE A BUT Ybl FOOLISHLY I AMD FiR-ST ( CrtRC II- I ,
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Hot weather foods For every occasion. Our shelves are com-
LJ pletey stocked with fresh supplies of summer specialties de-
f-3 pendable varieties at prices that will meet with your approval.
SUGESTGIONS SATURDAY AND MONDAY;
JULY 9 AND 11 V
POST TOAS
TIES 3 pkgs..
25c
POST BRAN OQn
FLAKES 2 pks Z 0 U
KNOXGELA- 1 Qn
TINE Pkgs I Ob
S. O. S. 6 pads of Steel Wool saturated with a cleaning soap OQp
ideal for cleaning aluminum utensils. Large pkg. .. awUU
ECONOMY
CAPS 2 doz....
CAMPBELL'S BEANS
KCn "With the rich To
JJu mato Sauce," Q Q ft
3 cans ZOu
CREME OIL OCn
SOAP 4 bars ZjU
PINEAPPLE Libby's Sliced, packed
in rich syrup No. 2 cans, C C n
22c; 3 for 1...0JU
TOILET PAPER -Sqft Sanitary tis
sue 1000 sheets to the roll - ij On
6 rolls 'Mb
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( CITRUS SOAP
SPECIAL
2 large pkgs. Citrus
Washing Powder for
49c, with 2 10c pkgs.
of Citrus Granulated
Soap FREE. '
Reg value 70; I Qn
nu lur i w v
Saye 21c. ? i $ 1 j i
WESSON OIL J Qp
quart can ...
LARD-Pure, in bulk',
SHORTENlNG'Best
Vegetable, in J Qn
bulk, 3 lbs .lrlJb
ASPARAGUS TIPS-l!
; HILLSDALE
1 lb. square cans, C C ft
28c ; 2 for JJb
Taking powder
"Calumet, H 1 OQp
1 lb. cans .......l.ZOb.
22 lb. COn
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FLOUR? Fisher's
Blend, 49 lb. 00 AO
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sack
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COCOA Blopkers, finest imported Dutch,' IB. can 25c;
pound can i.ljJ.;. ,';i..U.....Y...., .......
49c
DEL MONTE CORN GRAPEFRUIT
Fancv Cmshv (IF. urumeuorjr, ieu
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2 cans ....
SEARCHLIGHT
MATCHES Large
full count boxes, Q E n
- 6 boxes Zub
BROOMS 20th Century, .6 sew, .strong, medium weight. They
don't make' 'em any better, only.. '.
98c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE "Improves any breakfast." Direct from our
own roaster to you insures you fresh coffee at all times; Oi QC
pound 43c; 3 lbs 0 I lZ J
Roseburg Store
130 N. Jackson St.
Oakland Store
Baker-Flannary Bldg.
BEATS FOCH
'NEW YORK Capt. Lindbergh
Iibb 12 inciliils from overseas the
Legion of Honor, Order of Leopold,
British Klylnp; Cross, Lnfnyetlo Es
cndrlllo medal, French Aero Club's
gold mcdnl, Hclghm nero medal, tho
French "broken wlniis" insignia,
I lie mednl of tho Intnrnntlonl
I.piiKllo of Aviators nnd Ihnt of the
French Geographical Society,
Spain's 'Tills Ultra" mednl unit
gold honor badges from Drusscls
mil Tails. This bents the honors
bestowed on Mnrshnl Foch utter
the armistice.
DINQ, DONG, BELLI ..
BROOKLYN, N. Y. "Moiling tho
cat" Is to bo nn Important activity
of Long Island garden clubs till.-:
sumnier. Mrs. Lcroy Ilnrlon, pres
ident of the Port Washington Gar
den Club, urges the mensuro to
f'Wp birds.
E, N. Ewart, Pros.
. M. E. RItter, Appraiser
Carl E. Wlmbcrly, Attorney
DIRECTORS
8, W. Bates, Vlce-Prei.
Guy Cordon, Appraiser
Chat, McElhlnny
V. J. Mlcelll, Treaturer
H..O. Pargeter, Secretary
W. F. Harris, Appraiser
0. V. Wlmberly
Uinpqua Savings and Loan
Association
' ORGANIZED 1917
2 . Under State Supervision
-'Earnings past two years 9?f. Earnings past 8 year 8 or better. Not a single foreclosure
"or piece of property taken for non-payment of principal or interest since organization.
investigate our monthly savings plan. An account may be started with a deposit of one
dollar.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 6. A
steady gain in Oregon's farm pop
ulation is being registered month
by month, according to the records
of the Land Settlement Depart
ment of tho Portland andv Oregon
Minie cnamnors or commerce. June
has proved no exception to the
rule and has brought reports of 74
new families settling on Oregon
faims.
During Ihe month of June,' 1581
letters and inquiries concerning
Oregon farm lands were received
by the Land Settlement office,
making a total of 13,091 such In
quiries since the first of January of
tins year.
Out of the 1203 signed question
nniies returned during tho last slx
mnnlhs, regarding the homoseek-
crs' intentions, financial standing
and oilier facts, 1131 indicated
their Intention of coming to Oregon
before mnny months elnpso. Out
of these 128 were received In June.
These signed statements Indicated
that tho newcomers would have
capltnl for investment aggregating
$2,594,100, June prospects anticipat
ing an Investment of at least $294,
100. Letters mailed by the Land Set
tlement Department to prospective
settlors during Juno numbered 5943
bringing "the lotnl number of let
ters for the past six mOntlm to
33,285. nnd along wllh them have
gone In the linlf year 17.929 pack
ages of literature tloscriptive of the
state and Its resources and opportunities.
During the six months iust closed
340 families havo been reported to
have settled In various parls of
Oregon, coming from outside the
state. Many of these new resi
dents are cooperating heartily In
encouraging their former neighbors
in other states to Join them In Ore
gon. In this way the number of
new settlers and their investments
are being constantly increased.
These 340 families of whom the de
partment has a record have brought
Investments of approximately II -193.000.
Since the first of Ihe year over
2000 people have called at the Land
Settlement office In Portland to
confer concerning the choice of lo
cations on Oregon farms. Of these
355 came in June. The records in
dicate that July nnd August -will
bring a greater number than has
yet arrived. , '
KLAMATH YOUTH DROWNED
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Julv T
Charles Drew; prominent Kla
math rancher, was 'drowned last
evening nt Lost River dam, 10
miles soulh of Klamath Falls. The
young man snnk without an out
crv and It Is believed he suffered,
a heart attack. The body was re
covered two hours later.
BEND EXTENSION TO COST
$2,000,000, BUDD SAYS
KLAMJATH FALLS. Ore;, July 7.
Total cot of construction of Ihe
Oregon Trunk ' extension from
Tlend to & connection wllh the
Southern Pacific at Chemnult nnd
cost of termlnn! properties and
lines wllhln Klnmnth Falls will ap
proximate $2,000,000, Ralph Pudil,
president of the Great Northern
railroad, said today.
Accompanied by a group of
Great Northern nnd Spokane. Port
land & Seattle railroad officials,
Mr. nudd Is inspecting properties
of the nortboru lines In nn at
tempt to definitely determine the
location nnd size of terminals in
this city.
Mr. Budd yesterday denied the
rumored Intention of the Great
Northern to extend from Klamath
Falls soulh Into California to a
connection with Hie Western Pa
cific. ,
The first Oregon . Trunk train
will arrive In Klamath Falls early
in 1928 If present plans do not mis
carry, the rail official said.
Tlit reward, of
Popularity-
THE QOLDEN
WEST giRL
stands for a coffee
quality that meets
the exacting taste
preference of North
west people.
Ai a result of main
taining this high quality
the goJen Weil Qirl
is now known in every
city, village and farm ia
the iorthwet.
GoldeifSWest
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8IU. GRHBSf BoV OR A GIRL' J I . O'CLOCK Tt-l CARTON! ( ME A PACKAGE OF OLD
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The Smoother and Better Cigarette
not a cough in a carload
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JAIL INMATE SUICIDES
PORTLAND, Ore., July 7. H. W.
Drnckott, 31, federal prisoner and
oversells votenvhj. , committed ' sui
cide In the fedoral ward at the
county ju)l today by slashing his
throat with a Tazor.
Brackett was sentenced iMarch
29 to serve five months In the
county jail for violation of the na
cional. prohibition:' iiyr.
Camp at Tdleyld Park.
They'll Make Their Mark!
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Our.' tires, stapd up .the best , is none too , good
these days. j i J . i f i
"MILLER KNOWS RUBBER"
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Roseburg Super-Service Station
C. D. FIES
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Beth and Betty Dodge of Los Angeles ouaht to make their mark
with a pencil like this. It Is sarc to be the largest pencil ever made.
LIVE MOTOR METERS
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There are extra advantage! of having these two owls atop the
radiator, In place of the ordinary motor meter. That's why three
youths of Houston' Teaxt, have adopted them. Asleep during the
day, they hop up and down when the engine gett too hot for com.
fort and good driving. And at night they're two extra pair of head
lights. . .
DIRECTORS
W. F. Harris, Pres. .A. G. Sutherland, H. O. Pargeter,
Henry Harth
Vlce-Pres.
Joseph Micelll
Sec'y-.Treasurer.
Douglas Abstract Co.
Incorporated
"V CAPITAL $25,000.00
Abstracts, Blue Prints, Farm Loans, City Loans,
Title Insurance. '
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FORD COUPE Like new.
CHEVROLET COUPE Nearly new.
CHEVROLET LANDAU Nearly new.
DODGE TOURING Good condition.
Several Chevrolet and Ford Tourings and
trucks priced from $25.00 and up. Easy
terms can be arranged.
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
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