Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 1927,.
SEVEN-
ft
SPECIAL
On Sale of Lawn Mowers
Present the Annexed Coupon and it will be received taj
as CASH on
July
This Coupon will be accepted as a cash payment of $ I
on any Lawn Mower priced $ 1 2 or legs, or for Mow
ers priced at over $ 1 2 will be received at a valuation
of $1.50. Good up to July 23.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
H The Winchester Store. ,
CLASSIFIED
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE
FOR SALE
FOU SALE 30 feeder pigs. Mrs.
O. E. Smith, Glide, Ore.
ASHBY broccoli ulanls." Joe-Harvey.
Phone 8F4.
Broccoli" pianii "Tor nueT" m."p.
Conn. Pboue 6K33.
BETTER milk, for less, S3 iierj
quai l per uiuum. I ne uuueicup,
260-J.
S'OR "SALE Purebred O. "1. C.
boar. 20 months old. V. M. Ire
land, Olalla, Ore.
FOR SALE Three good milch
cows. Lkia Harrington, Youcai
Itt. Ore.
uituuuui,! puiuts lor sale; Asli"
by's No. 1 and 2, also Kruses.
P. M. Curtis. Phone8F4.
FOR SALE Medium slzo refriger
ator, excellent condition. Phone
299-J. r -
EALING WIRE In "coils, $4.90 a
hundrod . pounds at Wharton
Bros. .'.
BALEDHAY"for sale, oat and
vetch, in field. S16 per ton. W. J.
Mulholland, Edenbower.
FOR SALE R. " I. Red pullets,
hatched. March 1st, SI each, J.
R. Matlack, Dlxonvllle;
FOR SALE Registered arid "grade
Angora bucks trom non-shedding
Bires. W. O. Paul. So. Deer Creek.
1'RUCKS,. trucks . trucks Ford
trucks for sale or trade for
pleasure cars. Hansen Chevro
let Co. - ;
POftrTTRUCK with Ruckstoll axle
and steel cab, 1924 model. Pric-1
- ed at 3175. Hansen Chevrolet j
Co. '
' KXCHANGE 30-room hotel with
beds, dining room, well furnish
ed, for house and lot or small
ranch. .Address Box 39, Cottage
Grove, Ore.
FOR SALE Model 326 Packard
sedan, 13,000 miles, upholstery
and paint like new, latest type
high compression motor. Address
Box KV, care News-Review.
FOR SALE fO cordoffir wood
on the ground. One good grain
grinder. 4 good wagon wheels,
35 inch. Uhone 11F3. B .R. Lut
man. '
FOR "SALE or exchange. House,
inul lor. in Medford for Rose-
burg property or Douglas county j H
acreage. Auuress liox auo, jiusu-
burg. .;
. FOR" SALE Model K16 Special
CMC truck with cab, and body,
new pneumatic tires all around.
Right up In shape for imme
diate work. Address Box KV,
care News-Review.
FOR "" SALE -Late model Stan-!
dard Six Studebakor coach, live
good tires, new In May, 1926,
run 18,000 miles. This car is a
bargain. Address Box KV, care
News-Review.
FOir"S"A"LE 1926 Hig Six SlUdo-
baker 6-passengor sedan, 120- j
inch wheel-base, now last Uo-j
cember. Rubber, body and motor j
in first class shape. Addross i
liox KV, care News-Review. i
ybUR" CHOICE" nf'B'river bottom is
farms nil under irrigation und
cultivation, fronting on river
and highway. Also dairy lows
and milk route. Inquire Of own
er, Geo. P. Martin, Rogue River,
Ore.
SUTHERLIN LAND BARGAINS
AH the holdings of Balfour
Guthrie & Company have been
turned over to K. G. Kingwell
for disposal. These tracts are
now being disposed of at real
bargains. Thoue E. G. Kingwell,
Sutherllu.
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FOR RENT
KEST apt. in town for money; :
rinse in. 331 8. Main.
FDK HlONTN-STnoni furnished
houso with garage. Inutiiro 800
S. Pine St.
FOU IlKNT 2 room " furnished
house, ?7-per month. See ele
vator mnn at Perkins Dldg.
FOU RKNT Modern 2-room apart
ment with kitchenette, 15. KH
Pitier. '
l WANTED !
WINDOW washing and house
-leaning. Charlie Dsnls. Phone
61-J.
VVANTKEi -Hoarders and roomers
at 320 W. Washington. Mr. and
Mrs. K. C. Herrlck.
WANTKD Feeder ,lnK.i Irom 75
to 125 lbs. In wt. Phone 1F32 or
write Phil SlrauVr. Dlxonvllle,
Ore. '
jIPWWgI'TT''Wfi7T8Kia
OFFER
or before
23
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SECTION
FOUND ON BACK PAGE
WANTED 100 head of
ewes. . R Fale, Days
young
Creek.
WANTED 50 young owes, blacft
faced preferred. Stultf age and
price. W. G. Paul, South Deer
Creek. " ,
FRUIT inquart 'Jars for sale at
i 20c quart. Inquire for J. B. Rus
sell, West Roseburg," Star Route,
liorten Ave. -
HELP" WANTED, INVESTMENT
REQUIRED Local manager for
largo manufacturing company.
Permanent connection. 5330 per
month. Good references required.
Investment S1650 fully secured.
Duplex Sales Company, 611 Ter
minal Sales Bldg., Portland.
FOUND
FOUND On highway, woman's
suit coat. Owner may havo
same by calling at this office,
identifying and paying for ad.
MISCELLANEOUS . J
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CAR OWNER Don't ' forget to
call 653 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House.
WEcan-dispose of all kinds ot
household goods and farm ma
chinery for you at the Auction
; House. See us. ,; .
Attention Automobile
Owners
We have all the latest equip
ment for washing your car.
Hiflh pressure system for road
oil. , Satisfaction guaranteed.
Also
The old reliable G. 4' J. Tires
and Goodyear Solid Truck Tires.
Kelly
Springfield
TIRES
We Swap New Tire for
Your Old Ones.
Greasing, Oiling,
Vulcanizing
Fully Equipped Power
Car Washing Machine.
AUTOMATIC AIR MACHINE
ELECTRIC SERVICE
BATTERY, GENERATOR
AND IGNITION
NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
Rose Garage
! Hohl's Garage j J , U V - fcST " TT s -SS "P- KtSf, I, PPjrprjfo 4'4 M-
!j Stephens Street . 'f f 4 V Cl - AC "SW
I first aid j cmM m-m :
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I A suit that has been newly ; . ; J V"? $jkmPmm.,,- jJiMi! ) '.
j& dry cleaned seems to fairly it ' . ' . """"
!lS float around vour body it is d ' : ' . ' ....''
.ought and .h and crisp. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Help to Mother By Bleaser I
i 1 (53 PBECkt-ES-BBFOCE VOO 60 I )( ( I JOsr AS I W006M?"- ) V f VNAADDVA ) DIDMT VoO POBSC-r II ( l AlO T DlDA)'- MOM-7 5 I
15 It certainly does make a dlf- S 63 OUTTO PU4V EViPTyTH.6 f WE WAYea IS VWAAJV, 710 &MPT 7WE VMAYOJ I i ' ; " ' ' ' . ' . I
'& ferencel ' B S VWAY6R OMDEB 7nE , --n STILL , J AOM?W 7AE L V KvP7IED IT AN PUT ' I
S larly for your dusty, droopy Jj (, ) ( 666, MOM ) 2;' A, ly!1 I , ' 1 y t v -'U SX" ' I
I summer suits we'll put pep J , tr.y , X'M IN A ( A VSXT , , 1 r , r v' v . . - I
I 'Into thn and keep It t AXK AAUP T , F Mm Vt) ' )
yf i. ..:P i li vVA later ryfc&- , I J alsM i . 1 i'. : .Xi U , vV . . . I
': The Big Drive Still Going B 'H M &TJl ilMWiSM '
The Hh Standard of Quality Is Jfgfo . ' P M. : WMffX
Always Maintained In 'sStfs I J f . ' "V. 'WmmriM) 'W' ' OVfvtSn. ' .
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Methods Once Looked on
Dubiously Become the
Chief Factors in
i Prpsperity.
(AwK-latul rn-M Leased .Wliv)
1 ilTLa.VIA, July 13. AU Aiinuuv
! society woman towards whom
irlunrfrin tu mi nrH lrmkfl W'il il Rkenti-
clsm a few years ago but later
turned for help In making money,
now is an assistant to the director
of the Slate Bureau of Markots.
Mm Unnnnn Kl,t-nft flimior
E president of the Atlanta Federa
ls lion of Women's clubs an appointee
of Eugene Talmadgo, Slate Com
missioner of Agriculture, thus ha3
the highest position ever given n
woman In the department.
A few years ago Mrs. Sliarpe;
chairman of the market committee
of the Atlanta women s club, ask
ed the clly for space surrounding
the clly auditorium for a curb mar
ket in order to remedy a shortage
In fresh fruits and vegetables at
moderate prices.
Debutantes and club women
drove to the country before dawn
each day to meet farmers bringing
nroduce lo the city and directed
them to the curb mitrket. As a re-
sult the second month's operation
showed produce sales of $76,000.
The idea for a municipal mar
ket developed. Mrs. Sliarpe and
her associates persuaded ilie city
council to appropriate $85,000 for a
site and nubile spirited men fi
nanced the building, now owned
by the city. '
"I hone to servo the farmers
says Mrs. Sharpe, "by giving them
scientific information about the
cultivation of higher priced food
crops, especially those which now
are being imported by the state."
She will distribute most of her
information as a contributing edi
tor to a weekly market publication.
Pure whole milk, ana It's pest
Wised Rnapbure fmlrr Pnrtne
ANTLERS THEATRE
Pour hundred veterans of the
World war, commanded by one of
the most distinguished groups ot
British officers 'ever brought to
gether in America, appear in Para
mount H liiariling uitimaim (iiuuw
Hon '"The Wliirlwlnd of Youth"
which starts an engagement at the
.Antlers, theatre today. Though no
battle scenes nre shown, all ' the
bustle and' confusion ' which con
stantly existedln the area behind
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES S'too Bad ; . By Marti
SALESMAN SAM Plenty to Go Around By Swan i
I I , ' v I M HTTIIM-I I A l.l 1 I I , n'l'- I I
teMfe . u :
the Hues is there. ' ' ' j
j These sequeuces hsve been pha- i
Itogruphed with all Hie realism and ,
I dramatic feelmg tor tthlch uirectur
i Rowland V. Leu, himself a war
: veteran, is noted. Needless to Bay,
this experience brought bark yum'
vivid memories to these men who
look part, .
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LIBERTY THEATRE
A gpatkhug mixture of cr.mcdy,
drama, love and thrills Is "Young
April," a Donald Crisp1 production
coming to the Liberty theatre to
day. It is the story of a royal
April fool a dashing crown prince
of
mythical kingdom, who snorl-1
flcoB his throne for love, only tu
make the bitter discovery that by ! by the growers' conventlou Sat
dolng so he had lost the woman he mday Is" proceeding with utmost
loved and was .eady, if need be, to 6,we,i u u,c preparation of actuul
die for. 1 contracts in order that the cam-
The prince is Joseph Sehildkrnui,
the girl Is Eerslo Love, and Jo-
soph's father, Rudolph Schlldkraul,
is his film father as King Stefan,
ruler of a. little Balkan suite. Bo
urn Washburn as Hie prince's plot
ting uncle, and Alan Brooks as an
ex-aviator and ex-inolor "cop" of
the U. S. A., add color and variety
to the story. .
A virile plot anil an entirely now
treatment lift "Young April" en
tirely out of tho rut. of mythical
kingdom stories. It has an ubund
nnca of flnslSng cplor ad iutiigue.
NO MORE
C1 TflVTr lVT'XCfO
IbolINY ' lNLOfc-il)
If .the face powder you uow uso !
"T. "... Vi - . !".... ......
shine uway indufluilely does not1:,"' , . i"'"" '- "
make our skin colorful like u peach l" '"u-i'u''uui ;
-trv.' till new wonderful special I ,A11 alea will be under super
French Process Face Powder c!all- i vision of he cenlral marketing
ert: MELLOGLO. Itememher the boar' ot "lne n'""0 "1' ol fou1'
name MELLOGLO. There's noth- grower and four packer reprosou-
luc like , iL Nathan . Fllllerton.
druggist.
CUT GLASS VASE 15c
Snoclal lot of fine class vuses.
beautiful cut patterns, 6-inch size
llic; 8-Inch size 25c; and lu-inch stanuaruizeu as to size auu uuui
slzo 60c. Also 8 and lb-Inch nmbellly under the direction of Uio mur
glasa vases at 15c each. Buy atikctiug board..
Carr's "where you savo," At the end of a specified period
m7-JfF' ', bourd of all sales by
SSnCw.- vi&.-itS land cooperative packo
tt":57:flTOVC" ! time it will reallocate
:32E2firt:!rt V -coin itAii t-!l " '-' nuola of anv packer w'
SvSfEjEB .""S! -'i!s3
"Kiljia
S
TSELIGHTFUL
J 'patterns for every
room in our splendid
variety' of genuine.,
Conyolcum Qold Seal
Art-Rugs. See themj
McKean, Darby &
i Baldwin Furniture Co.
Complete Housefurnishera
Roseburg, Oregon
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TO BE PUT
IN EFFECT
OH KG ON AGRICULTURAL
t'OLLKUE, Corvallls, July 13
The couimtttee ol' nine fruit grow
ers and inlckors whose renort of
amendments to the grower-packer
'marketing plan was accepted hero
palgn tor signers, which It will di
rect through the convention of 100.
may hm completed hi time to
handle (he 1027 crop.
All elements concerned in sta
bilizing the prune market were
ununimous in pronouncing the
modified, plana Juki and workable
if sincorely entered into by the
dustry. All parts of the program
adopted at the first convention now
in printed form, remain In full ef
fect except where specifically
amended. x
The perfected plans provides
that independent and cooperative
growers will be federuted Into one
'Krowers body made up or units uh
m,K 118 practicable. Probably on
a cuuiiiy DitniH. i uu cuupuiuinus
will retain their identity and do
all packing for llielr members,
latives aim one uisinioresteu party,
.Cooperatives will retain their pres.tlliaite u, tho CttmPi whch wm be
lent organlznllona and will be nl-'.u Woir creek, following the Boy
loieu pracuuauy uiuu- piusem
i nago, which, however, will bo
; handled from a common pool
made by this
both private
rs at which
half the!
ho has not I
disposed of 00 per cont of 1i!b spe-
I dried portion. Sales competition
Ib turther stimulaleu through a pro-
vision that if any packer, private
. nn finilit will be
jof cooperative, sells out belore
that date he can call for t realloca-
i Hon at once. All packing and soll
Ing chargeB are to be paid for at a
i j flat rate per pound. .. Thus If tho
i cooperatives perform this . Bor
Sk ; vice for a Iosb amount tlioli' mcra
3 lion will receive a return from
I plant operation nslde irom sales
returns. Price determination, will
be handled through a growers'
1 committee r.s previously provided.
I Initial' contracts will run for two
i seasons instead ' of' one as , tho
glowers asked and f ivo as the pack
ers wanted, A 90 per cent signup
i is required to ,put tho plan Into
! effect. '
:
I PATRIARCH8 AATENTION !!
! j
Election and Installation!
I of officers at regular meet-!
lug of Union' Encampment!
Wednesday evening, July 13. j
Three candidates will he ,
given the Royal Purple de- ;
! groo. Refreshments. i
COMMITTEE. !
1 W w W w w w w t
MMtSNFFRFA
II1UIIL. UUI U IILbUkLI j
TO MAKE UP CAMP 11
FOB LOf SCOUTS! j
Unless more rosistrutiona aro
reuoivud for tho yimiiKor boya'
camp, which is now tfchutlultMt to
start Thursday, July 21, there
probably wilt be no camp held this
in-jVoar. So far very few boys navo
i rt'Kibioruu mm uiiuhh tmuu ttic m
signed up by Saturday of Hub
woek there will bo no camp for
the younger boys and the money
will bo refunded to those who
have registered, according to E. A.
Brltlon, scout execulive, who Is
in" charge of the arrangements.
Tho Umpqua Lone Scout tribe
hiia a membership of 22 so that
there should be enough from that
organization to make up the camp.
It is also possible that some of the
younger boys. 9 to 12 yours ot ago.
may come ovor
from JHyrue roiui
and Marshfield. The boys of tho
Episcopal Pioneers have also beeu
Invited to attend, along with the
Lone Scouts, so that from this
number It Is thought that thoro
should be enough youngsterB to
scout camp which Is now In pro
gress.
Hoys desiring lo register for tills
Keep Eliminative
System Active
Good Health Requires Good Elimi
nation. . . ;
ONE can't feel well when
there is a retention of poi
sonous waste in the blood. Thia
is called a toxic condition, and
is apt to tv.ake one tired, dull
and languid. Other symptoms
are sometimes toxic backaches
and headaches. That the kid-'
neys are not functioning prop
erly is often shown by scanty
orburningpassogeof accretions,
. Many people have learned the ,
value of Daan'a Pillst a Jtim
1 - ulant diuretic, when the kidneys
' seem functionally inactive.
Everywhere one finds enthusi
astic Doan's users, Ask your
neighbor! t - ,
DOANS
i: Stimulant Diurttlc to fA Kidney)
Ptatrr-Mb- rv.. Mfg. C-...niitrdo. N.Y.
W R&rT lHH
rH' WRnfi UP fifi (VP
FOR -W ?p9ER
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A FEW SPECIALS
JH
I Maudt Farm Wagon ':...!... . .. .1 ..$75.00
Is
I Smalley Ensilage Cutter $75.00
Barbed Wire, per '80 rds $2.60
Binding Twine, per 1
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AGENTS "OR
' FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO.
Roseburg Oakland
Now Located at Washington Street and 8. P. Tracks.
TOTITTT.TT
camp shnultl luave their apiilkatlon
with O. L. Johnson at tho Economy
Orocory.
,
X Around the Count;
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NEWS FROM GLENGARY AND
' VICINITY.
V. 1. Dolls went to Porllumi Sun
day evening to consult nn eye
specialist. ' ' "
Mrs. (ltustbads sister and two
childron from California are visit-'
Ing nt the ltuslbad homo.
ii me was a goi u cruwu at tne n( the ponmn,! journal. The story
services at the ; Glongary - school- ,3 wrl(ten by Krcd I,ockloy, whoso
house hiiniluy afternoon. . .. A u,.tlui08 pi00era of 'the Btato
Mrs. Mack AVeavor has returned ma regular .features In Ihe Port
from Itoseburg after n weoH's visit' lan(j paper. In the interview Mr.
with mends. ' Mires gives a groat many Interest-
' he (ilengnry ,V. C. T .. V. .will B lls0rlcal facts concerning thn
meet Wednesday at the homo of . veB ot ulenlbBl.s 0( hla mmliy in
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i.uo itiurimuu uus iietuineu no.n
Klumalh Kails, but expocts to nr.ike
another trip Tuesdny or Wednes
day with loganberries. '
C. Wnllor Groves and wife and
Bon, Floyd, wero nilllni: nt the
VtU 00
Tl4
UL? THiMG-,
GOZ7.'.
fa
;
00 lb. bale .,.:..$14.20
homo of Floyd Iletts Sunday.'
The weekly prayer meuting will
bo at the home of Airs. Johnson
Thursday of UiIb week.
C C. Groves iB expecting his son,
P. H. Groves, from Went horford,
Oklahoma, this week. X. y. Z.
Eat barbecue sandwlahes and
'ivo forever. Brand's Road Stand.
STORY OF BENTON MIRES'
LIFE TOLD BY FRED LOCK- :
' LEY IN PORTLAND JOURNAL
An interesting story of the Ilfo
of llenlon Mires, of Drain, a pio
neer resident of Douglas county, is
told In yesterday evening's ed'itlou
utogou
I will not be responsible for.. any
debts contracted other limn by
myself after this dato. Roseburg,
Oregon, July 11, 1927.
WM. PEMrtRTtTON. Jr.
Fresh Vegetables
They're always fresh ." and the
In b: (itallty I ho market ufforda if
they conio - from
ECONOMY GROCERY
''The Store That Serves' You Best"
344 N. Jackoon St. - " ' Phone 63
. . ." , , . 0. L. Johnson
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