Roseburg news-review., July 08, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927.
i
IN GROCERY
i!3::'.SPECIALS',:::
What do you peed today,. Madam -bread? 'Milk?
Eggs? Whatever you 'require, place your order
with us, and it will ba promptly and conscientious
ly filled. Have confidence in your grocer. He will
treat you right. Business is built up on confidence
and good will, We want to have yours; :-
For Saturday We Offer!
4 lbs. Cut Macaroni for,-.
2 cans Peas for .....
o f r i i
i. cans orn tor .-...i,.-
2 cans Tomatoes ...........'
v
.....25c
.....25c
...25c
...25c
Citrus Soap Special (
2 large pkgs. Citrus Washing Powder for 56c, with
one 10c pkg. granulated ' soap and 3 bars Citrus
Household Soap free for Saturday only.
MEAT SPECIALS;
Beef Roa3ts, lb. .';.:.
Boiling Beef, lb.
aii steaks, lb
Hamburger, 2 lbs. .J.1..'..-.!.
Pork Sausage, 2 lb?.
Ea7a,"3 ibs;v;.;.....;..;.:.;.
Compound, lbJ ft f:.v......
Heavy Bacon', lb; .'..:..
...
i
..U.:J..tSe
12ic
22c
......:...35c
...........45c
...........50c i
.,..'...s.l.1Sc
.....:..:..30c
Choice Luncheon Meats
Fat Heavy, Hens and: Fryers1-,
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
ocery Phone 145-
i'
r S . 1
fill
I. 5M5MH5ESM
th .... -
Free Delivery
Meat Market 363
THE GIST OF THE BIBLE , ;
..?! "Book by Book!!.! 'M I'-' ' j
' ARTICLE NO. 00 ,.. jj
fHE THREE EPISTLES. OF 8T JOHN THE LAST WORD I
I I t ( i j ' i t I , i TO THE CHURCH
I r , , m j ; j i ? , ; , ; '
i 4 u lire three Mill(V'i of fit. John we nave the hint word of holjr
Bcrlpiure addressed to the hin'ch. for these, tetters were written
even after iie '.Revolution which aiands lust far our Bibles.. ,
i ',!iy IIib year' HO A. !., when thee IHttern were being written',
: tlift ifiichttiK 'of agnusiiciHin. wu rampant n (he chinch, with its
dental of the tfue humanity, of Jesuit uh', well of hi deity, and
Its 'effort In wake a division between a "Jesus" .element and a
- ''Christ' element In the ueisonullty of the Saviour.,
' , '!jibn-wrote his first epls.tle to rebuke find eorreet this false
tc'nching.i li'lt lie. writes of the prornundest thincs in simplest
inonosylliibleBj 'as. fGott", i"ti'Ulh," "llfo,'.' love," "light," "Ood Ik
love." "Ood Is light.1') i ! : i H , .: ,,...,,,,.
. Ho writes with ,thd 'jiiositlvenVss of one who hai personally
heard, seen and handled the Bon of God, and therefore, can say
"We know" and "We do know that we know." Forty 'imes In the
first letter occurs this word "know" or kindred terms, making this
Hester he Christian' beet answer to; the vagaries: of agnosticism.
I i The theme ot the letter is the Christian fellowship with God
through Christ.
' ' The-miture'of this fellowship Is described as walking In light,
for, "(,od is light." Hatred and in in, the life aro. proof of one's
wnlklng in darkness away from the light ;of Jo'd. . , t- ;
The fruit of this fellowship s love, fur "Ood Is love' One's
love for God Is host proven by love for his brother, and this not
love In word only but. in deed and iu truth. '
The enemy of this fellowship Is the spirit of anti christ "that
conferisclh not that JeHtis Christ Is come In the flesh." ; .
j "J'h foundation of this fellowship is true faith In Christ as the
Bon Of God, and this faith Is the assurance of eternal life. "These
things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the
Son of God; that ye niuy know that ye have eternal life, and thut
yo may believe on the name of the Son of God." : i t
; Accordingly, the Christian's fellowship Is a fellowship with God
In l.lght, in Love. In Truth, in LIfo, and all this through faith in
Christ the -Son .of God. ..;... ,....,...... ,-f
The Second and Third Epistles are personal letter's" " The key
word of both Is "truth," which Is; found 12 times in these two brief'
letters, j . . ' j ' , ,
The Second Epistle urges Christian fellowship. In brotherly
love: "That we love one another. And this Is love, that we walk
after Ills commandments." Hut It ajso urges Just as strongly against
any fellowship with the "deceivers 'who confess not dial Jojus
Christ Is come In the flesh."
The Third Kplstlo was written to one Gains to commend him
for his gracious hospitality towards the visiting brethren who were
traveling from place to place -In their Christian ministry It also
condemns Just as strongly the opposite spirit of hostility of one
Dlolrcphes who was dominating the church In his own selfish
interest.
II lit .ill tlireo of his epistles as well' as' in' iil's'gnspel,' this "ills-'
clplc whom Jesus loved, "proves himself the apostle of love fori
love Is his "hobby;" illut he proves a clearly tlut-ho. m'erits the'
nickname, "son of thunder," given him bv his Master, as the
lightning of his wrath and the thunder of his denunciation flash
and crash against the false teachers of his day'who did violence to'
tho truth In precept and In practice. ! ! i
Everybody in Sunday school during
the vacation season. . i
at
tor.
rgteii&aa3f'
"(WHEN LOVE WANE8
; ; Sue: , Whnt's that inountuln over
t ; I here? .-
v , He: I don't know.
; ' She: ' Charles! You don't lovo
J ; rile any more. Heforp wo were
i ; married you used to know evcry
1 1 tlilfig. Uortbarhler,; fierlln.
CORRECT'
a bottiu of potash.
don. r 1 1 it .
-Answers, Lon:
.. i ,
, MAYBE IT'S TRUE
.w
The M.thodist Episcopal ChurcH Lf 7, ""S, tln,e iin
at lilllard. T. F. Allen, pastor. Sun- " "f f' ,f,f ninber8 l hml
day-sMlrfol at M a.'rf..', It: A: Ilerch' e't';,,3, e: pe tnn-.
or, superliHoii.lont. 11' you have no ,' ?n,'s" "?? ' w!" 1)8 ? '
ihome in any Sunday scliool come !!,V S . J V, am;me"
and study God's . word ! wltln -us.i""r " ,1 v'my-f"m .,Bl wf";
r,... In,iav fc . vile unuUI
hour, 2:30 p. nu when Miss Mar-'
! L.nrnr Ari,nill ,,,111 iu
.1 . . I J ' ,,, Ullllfi Lilt IIIUS-
Th. M.hnHit Fninni 'rhl.Lh- Silgo of -lhe hour- T1,e Crusaders'
The Methodist Episcopal Church,! t , . .
-ooklng Glass. T. K Allen, pus-: icB we ,...,.. ,, ..,, ,.,,,
butulay .school at J.0 a. m.,.R. kvn hrt voMiMk mn
lllodloy, sup.erlntendoilt. The at-; b,,,. 8lmm. ,,, ., stY,,i v.
en.lnnce Is certainly find and It uihg and jhas something special for
looks as though ?be ohe hundred : the young Volk.so ld ifot miss the
mark will ho leached. Aro vou do-' i ..,.. . ... r
i, t , , ,.. ., i le.tcuiug lonowiiig wiin a
lug your part by Inviting folk 'o itVB.w,,. ,, ,ui, " "
VOiuq?, Mrs. Berchard superintend- cp, Conio nml enjo ' - ,
!it. of the primary departmeut in win. i. ,.i,i,. IV!r.e
gdinB strong with an.aiteudance of j 11PKa aml Pr,da-evening at 7:45
i H ,1 1 r u t1' "'If ' hm ""m 1 Wo extcn,, a Ue!"'ty welcome to lull.
frepk services will be tilscontlnued First presbyter,a. Church, ! Cot
tor Aho suh.mer months. - m!l. bf t!no ifctf Jo',; ?"
li. W, At-lioiv paHtori-SuniJny Hdiool
Wdhlds Ldtgkt Retail Accessory Concern
announces
7VTEVER Before . . .
1
anywhere .'.. have
motorists been offered
such long wearing, fully guaranteed tires at such low prices!
Here is teaAconoiny , . . made possible by the combined
huge purchasing power, no middle cost distributing
methods, and small-profit selling policy of the W6rld's
largest retail Auto Supply concern. .' ,',-.. ; ; :
And here are more savings . . ,'; ,
Trade in Your Old Tired 7
i . . they're i'ust as good as cash oh new fully guaranteed,
"Western Auto" tires. . ' : ' ' i
Act now . . don'it "hiirse" those thin tiires ahotheif day.
At these new low prices, and with our trade-in allowance,
every motorist should enjoy the security and economy of
fered by Wear-well and Western Giant tires; , ...
: The Last Week i :
... ot these enationaUy tow prices on jruarahteed Wear-Well
;. : clincher tires. ; : .
Vkstetn
DAlloor
?
S8
Tires
Mounted
WREEl
r
30i3 CI. Reg. Size
regularly $ A AC
$5.85 . .
8,000 Mile Guarantee
30x35 CI'. Rig. Sire
regularly $KJBac
$6:83 . , .
8,coo Mile Guiran&i
to,1
30x3H Full Oversize,
regularly SC-Ce
$7.65 . .
,. ti r
iodoo Mite Guarantee
1
' Teacher: What tmv you pupils
lell 1110 about Ksau? -1 V. t
Hligllt spalk: Please, teiicher,
Esau was the man who wroto New Ford Car. C. A. Lockwood Mo-
fnblfa and sold the copyright for tor Co.
Assistant:1 "Have you ah nccount
with the house, mailitm,"
Customer: "No, hut maybe 1 can
nrrango matters with the piuna-
so.-,-
Assistant (to manager): "A lady
of . no aocountto. see you- air."
Passing Sliow, London. : ' ;
j ! : t-i . , -.
Place your order NOW' for the
l.M.I.T.T.T.T.
M -
: i :
I :'
;""
" Es
The Methodist Episcopal Church
lit Ten Mile, T. K, Allen, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., T. God-
y.4t. j here were 23 more In 'at
tendance last Sunday than a year
ago with' nn additional ..'35 at tli?
ii My, u((tri nut'iiut'iii.. rri'Hf.iiuiK in i riennower scnooi. Alovning wor--U
a. in. We cordially Invite all to, shin 11 o'clock, subject, "The True
worship with us at any and all I Church or Hod." Christian Kn-
Hervices. If you have no home
church come and .unite, with us.. U
you have a church home hut are
loo far away, to attend, come and
enjoy th fellowships of the; Ton
MlleiHMi)le;ftnl join-Avlih them in
worsHipiiiK God. The mld-weelt
services will be discontinued for
the summer months.
Entrancing Mufcic
Famous Plays
Bubbling Fun n w
Inspiring Lectures
' ALL COMING TO.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Canfas Valley," T. P.' Allen, pas
tor. Suntliiy school :it 1U n. m.,
Iti'ott:. supeiinti'iiilent. Preaching i
at 7:30 p, in. Tho pastor and his
lie aro glad to he back anil ugaln
resume the routine of work. VS
I expect every 0110 nt lhe services
iSmichiJ-. Come and hrlng your
ii i. iiiin wiui yuu hiiu you will ue
blessed ror the effort. Tho mid
week services will be discontinued
lor the cummer.
Free Methodist Church, Harvard
and Umptiim Sis. llecause of
camp meeting and conference at
Grants Pass there will hp ho
preaching at our church the next
two Sundays. There will Im Suu-
giday school each Sunday at 9:15 n.
in. Airs, lsnnei i nn not t win bo lu
charge. Come ono, come all, and
fHiM
make lhe Sunday school a success.
Otto Fusee, pastor. -
- Riddle Community Church. Tho
evangelistic, lueelitigs being con
dueled lu the Itiihllo Community
church by Kvangelisls Hillv llalrd
and alter Strain
great Interest. , Tin
been large.
denvor 7 p. in. Topic, ,;"('hrist's
Teachings rthat Are . loo. Seldohi
Practiced." Mall." 5:38-48. Uhioir
evenings worship at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, 8 o'clock.
Wednesday evening . prayer nioot
litg'ntld Bible study, 7:15.
"You can hear II in your honie
Your greatest possession. 1 v t'
You can hear It in the groves-r . ,
Thoy were God's first temples.
Hut you ciin hear It best lu your
church ' " ' " . ,
It Is lhe place God meant. ,
Jesus could not stay here always
So lie left ug'. churches..'
. Methodist Church, South, South
Jlaln and East Lane streets. C. S.
Coberly, pastor. Sunday Bchool at
9:45 n. iu. Preaching at 11 by the
pastor. The Sunday evening union
services, participated In by the live
churches, will be held in the First
II. ii. church. Hev. Mr. Achor, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church,
will preach. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening nt S o'clock. Offi
cial board meeting, also church
conference, Monday evening at 8
o'clock. . ,
Melrose Community Church.
Services Sunday, July 10: Sunday
school 10 a. m,, subject, "Samuel's
Farewell." 1st Sam. 12:1-5, 19-25.
tiling your Ilible and conic and
study with us. Morning worship
11 a. in. liev. Mr. K. lver-ion, Pres
byterian Sunday school missionary
are creating ! tor soutiietn Oregon, v.lll be with
ci-owiIh have,", ttev. ivorson is a fine speak
AT
fiiwu many people commc ' , niiu uiwnys uas a message lor
S i mll.iu .,.).... .1... : . .u ii. I I. ..I I
V inn- p hi i-iijiij nt- rti'i ll'ftl. I lit' ' in- ninnja ittia aiiiiit'lliillf; IU
R hhm'IIiius will continue for nt least ! u" to children.
Si another week. Services are held;
M j every niKhl except Saturday at H American Sunday School Union.
E 'o'cloeV. Those, who have not The Leona and Curtiu Sunday
A heard thce evanKellsts nfe miss-! schools will unite their services
hiR a real treat. next Sunday at Leona in a Sunday
school protip gathering with the
local missionary, Kenneth A. To
bias In charge. The purpose of the
Roseburg, July 16-21 j
" Inclusive .
t . ....
l wyriie ureeK unurcn of Christ.
mere scliool nt III. lilt v I In n
M will preach at 11 on lhe subject, "A i gatlieiliig will he for promotion of
rust century Message to Hie inspiration and fellowship in rural
Twentieth Century riim-ch' YV ' Sunday school work, and training
knowlliul it great ninny will waul for tho workers. The services nt
to near mm. Christian Endeavor
i at 7. The evening sermon, at S. hy
;the minister will he. "Seme Enc
jmlfs of America's Youth." There
!wlll nlso he a special gospel solo,
i Walter Strain,' minister.
Deduct Ttdde-in Allowance froth thtst hew Low Prices I ,
Wear-well Cords
Qucnanuei 10,000 Milci
" fhtir. sui t.ooo Mile) :
These well made, standard cord tires
have thick, touch, road gripping; treads
and carry our absolute, guarantee.
Slzf - i v Low Friers
30x3HS.S.
31x4 S. S.
32x4 S. S.
33x4 S. S.
34x4 S. S.
32x4S.S.
33x4HS.S.
.Oversize
Oversize
Oversize
Oversize
Oversize
Oversize:
Oversize
$ 8.85
10.65
10.95
11.65
12.35
15.95
16.65
Western Giant Cords
: Guaranteed 12,000 Milea
j (Ke. Site JO.OOO Mili)
Massive construction ihakes these ex
tra heavy duty super-cords the most
economical tires on the market today.
Size' . .. Niia how PrletM
30x3H feeg. Size , $ 7.55
30x3J4 Extra Oversiz 8.85
30x3 S. S. Oversize 9.90
31x4 S. S. Oversize 6-pI, 14.45
32x4 S. S. Oversize 6-pl, - i4.95
33x4 S. S. Oversize 6-p!y 15.85
32x4" S.S. Oversize 6th 20.80
33x4'4 S.S. Oversize 6 ply 21.50
34x4H S. S. Oversize My 22.30
33x5 S. S. Oversize 8-pIy 28.20
' 35x5 S. S. Oversize 8-! 30.30
'
' WeaivWeU Balloons t
Quaranuei 10,006 Miles
Full 'balloons with, broad, ribbed non
skid treads ?; and "Western uto'a"
guarantee of satisfactory aervice. , . ,
Sit' .,' " ' New Low Prices
29x4.40 Balloons -' $ 7.65
29x4.95 Balloons . 10.75
30x4.95 Balloons ' 10.95
30x5.25 Balloons,. s I '. 12.35
31x5.25 Balloons ' i2.85
30x5.77 Balloons , 1395
33x6.00. Balloons s to 15.5
Westerri Giant Balloons '
Quaiuntced 12,000 Milea 1 1 '
Extra hr.vy dnty balloons with thick
ribbed treads tha't hold the road
and wear like iron, guaranteed, bf
course. - ; ,: '
Slt '" KeB LoW Prtcek
29x4.40 Balloons ; $ 9.85
29x4.95 Balloons ... 14.45
30x4.95 Balloons . , . 14.95
31x4.95 Balloons . . 15.45
30x5.25 Balloons i ' ; 16.25
31x5.25 Balloons J6.65
30x5.77 Balloons . 18.85
32x5.77 Balloons '6-ph . 21.95
33x6.00 Balloons 6-ply . 23.65
32x6.20 Balloons 6 p3 . 23.65
33x6.75 Balloons 6-Hj 27.80
Have You our FREE Catalog?
Every Motorist should
have a copy . . . thou
sands of savings on
tires, accessories, camp
goods end radio . . . art
described.
-More than 150 Stores In thiii We&-
Western Giant Truck tires
Designed and built for extra mileage under most
severe commercial service. . These trbuble-free.
long wearing truck tires are Standard equipment'
for many large concerns. New low prices on ap
plication at any ''Western Auto'1 Store. .,
"Western. Auto" Tubes Also Reduced.
Our Jumbo and Blue Ribbon Tubes . . . always '
wonder values . . offer greater
; isavihgs than ever at bur new
low prices,
il7 South Stepheris Stl-feet "
Phone 97
For Your
Convenience.
Open
Saturdavt
Until 9 P.M.1
t)r. Roller t Parker Miles
"Applesauce" .- .
. Dr. Alexander Cairns ,
Allprcos All-Siar Co.
. The Scotts ; ; '.
Haskell Indian Band
'Thc First Year" ;
Lucille Elmore Revue
Ned Woodman ,
Junior Chautauqua
Bible Standard
rlimlttlclc ind Hunt
F. K. tl"OtiV. lin.slnr
tait-uiidny, July Inlh mo na iismihI.
I Sunday school will hi-Kin promptly
m at which time n spcctnl in-KtrutiH-ntnl
number ulll lie nuidcr-
n ... t u itiwr simmh. John IIioiicU-
f ; The Scotts;; j. ;.s - : Junior Chautauqua . gj kArH,X
ir -.,'.: ,:pmee tins unilny tiivirfoif- nn-
V ' ... .i ' ' ' 'i ''. .. ' .' .-.' '. ' S!exi''tins cvciy child nnd inlult to ' uhlo time
.. . TOU qC, u a,, on R season i icnet ror less man one or me piavs eji iio it. il,,.',i i.,i u . i. i,,i...i .t n,
, . wsuia cen anjiomri cue. g ll' the Kiinim. r vm ntion tlnio to i open to nil. The locnilon Felccted
l(ciiu.p u.1 to dim: in our nttenilaiirn 1 for the niretiim niace Is tho I , ,i
WCTKTI'TMMWKKJfi 1ft us try nnd vaake the Sun-school grounds.
the dny will begin nt HI with r
sotnr .service, this to he tollowed by
a Sundiiy school lesson tieriod in
which the "Pnrowell Messniie of i
Sainin-1" Will he studied. lietweeu
the Sunday school period mid noon
' the missionary will deliver a nies-
Tsmplc. r6inor sase, "Tho I, Ire Turn." At noon
Iinuclas Sis., hot oortee will he served free of
Services tor charEe to nil present, plenlv of
llnie will he taken for the noon
hour that the pcoplo mlcht enjov
their basket lunches. The after
noon pmKtam will include conciv.
catlonMl slnpliis. heltis for the Sun
day school teachers nnd ,wntkerH
and cosiel nies-aee by l!cv: Win,
l'Tincette of Alhany, Ore. A profii-
proiuf.ed to every one
aro
'. The First Methodist Church, cor
niui' of Main and Lane streets, Jo
seph Knotts, pastor. There is a
Hod. There ts a rin-lcl Tl,A,-a D
a Holy Spirit. The nible Is God's
revealed Word. There Is a Heav
en. There is a tlell. The preach
ers are not Ignorant. Christian
people have not been deceived.
Thase are rncts; any infidel pro
fessor to the contrary.- Come but
Sunday .morning and hear the ser
mon on "Selling Ourselves," Sun
day school at 9:45; Junior church
at 11; the Kpworlh league hieets
at 7 p. m. Tho union aervice thlR
Sunday evening Is to be held ill the
First Methodist church, Rev. R. v.
Achor of the I'resbyteVlan church
preaching the sermon. A cordial
invitation is extended to nil. par
ticularly strangers. The following
music, has been prepared for the
day; Morning. oln. "Thanks bo to
Gtid." Miss Vera McCHiUock: eve
ning, solo. "The Great Vhl;e
Throne." Mrs. Willis Meiers. An
them by the choir, "1 Was Glad."
I First Baptist Church, Lane and
Rose, Frank B. Matthews, pastor.
Sunday, July 10th. !):4B The Bi
ble school. . We are expecting bet
ter attendance than we had last
Sunday and need the presence or
all members of the school. 11
The inorniiig worship: ; Pastor will -J
preach-ou the subject. "How Faith i
! Comes." Good music. Fine at-!.
tendance laat Sunday. -' A welcome I
for all. 7:00 The B. Y. P. U. fori
young people. 8:00 Union Runi4
mer service nt the First Methodist !
church. The Rev. Roy Achor. nas--
tor o( the Presbyterian church, will
preach the sermon.
LETES
TIT
'International Bible Students As
sociation. Itlhle study Sunday nt
H':"u a. m. All those Ihterosied
Please phone HFI and you will he
directed to place of study for Ju
venile study and adult study. The
subject for adult studv is "1 lie
Kli.lah Work." Tune In" on l rillu
slmlons for Bible lectures Sunday
evening. Tho following coast na
tions will be on the air; Kl'W.M.
Oakland (330), 7;3u to 9 p. 1,1.
KOMO. Seattle (3UJ). S to D p. m.,
ahd K11Q. Spokane. 37o, S to lu
p.'m.. also ("FYC. Vancouver, B (.' ,
(411), 7:30 to p. m.
: Christian . Church. ' Mr.' Summer
Slump is quite unpopular at ourj
Bible school. He took a peek in
but departed hurriedly. When he;
appeared on the platform he wan
! met by Splzierinkttim. -Booster and
i-ep. wno aitminiatered a . knock
out. Wo hope he Is gone for good.
There was a quarter of a hundred
more present last Sunday than a
year asu. Next Sunday the pastor
will speak on "The Foundation of
FRith." Union meeting at S o'clock
in ovening nt the M. E. church.
Prayer service Wednesday even
ing at 7:30 led by Miss Daphne
Hughes. H. K. Mow. :,
Fish st Idly Id Park.
DUTIFUL, DAUGHTER
i
; FaMier: See that you leave tho
jariy a' a reasonable h. ui No
:c icing Iran wt'h th.- , milkman,
I BOVV."' ,
' Daughter:' Of course not . He
iwoul Us there. Tit-Bits, London
Reservoir Is Given New;
Coating to Prevent Seep
age of Water--Tests '
i i Made Frequently. ,';
For the lnaf four van,. Ih., -..w
fornla Oregon Power company has
had several complaints in regard
lo water running across propertv
in the vicinity of, what Is known
as the south reservoir. It was,
therefore, necessary to reconstruct
this reservoir at r cost of approxi
mately J50W), the contract being
mi to a local contractor nnd ,
builder,' John K. Runyan. , ; i
When tlio reservoir ' was first
constructed the method used was
to plaster concrete over the walls
of the excavation. 'I his ot couc i
was not water proof. The methua! I
which Mr. Itunyan lined is known '
as "gnnlto.". This method required '
that the old plaster be Ivmoved or
cleaned thoroughly and reinforc-.
Ing network and steel plni.cit over!
the sides nnd hottmn of the reser-'
voir, and on thls reinforcing coil'.
Crete is forced Ihroush an- air
gun with such pressure tlrat the
concrete becomes ' water proof,
leaving a hard durable surluce
which is very easily cleaned when
the reservoir is washed out, which
is once every two w-eeks.
A good many of the residents of
Roseburg seem to have been of
the opinion that the south resor
.voirs were used for storage oaly
and in case of fire. This is not Hie
case as the south reservoirs have
been in use continuously supi'lJ'
ing the city with water for domes
tic use.
Itr might be also interesting lo
know that all water pumped in
from Winchester Is f"ced througn
pressure filters through, thirtj ti
inches of tho finest whito sand at
tainable, also that all the water
pumped Is chlorinated by an auto
matic apparatus especially built
for that purpose, and each w eek
sample of water taken from lh
In the city limits Is sent to the
state board of Ijenlth lor test pur
pose, in this way assuring a pur
supply of water. ;..'
Cottage cheese. Koseuar Da'
rnone 188.
OR WRATHFUL
"Imogene took ilnibrage hi some
thing 1 said."'
"Well, that's all right, so lone
as7ne didn t gfct mad." Judge.
.- . 0
Picnic at Idieyld l'srk.
KEEP YOUR SECRETS
"I.ook hcic,''. shouted the agWt
cd custoiticr, ' you pn.ve hie .'r'
bine instead r f qnmlre."
That will he nno'hcr four inner,
sir.' Tit lilts, Loudon.