TWO
ROSF.nURG NEWS REVIEW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1927.
IP' " ' . ' (jLS
4-
s a Difference
There's ai big difference between "cheap" foods and the high quality merchandise
we offer at such substantial savings. Our low prices are due to thousand-store buy
in power and a method 'of merchandising that enables us to successfully do busi
ness for a gross profit that is considerably less than the average merchant's bare
operating costs. We are not. forced 'to cut quality to sell for less.
Figure the Difference on these Savings
FLOUfc
1 Big K 1 Flour
..II .1 J
qiiirerheTits- of
t h e average
household.' It is
milled to oiir
order and eveVy
9ack is g'uatan-
teed. Makes
the finest bread
and pastry.
There is abso
lutely iio bet
ter flour oh the
market nt any price. Try a sack
this week: ' ' '
UAH D WHltAT
Q lb. r i! i
Barrel! , "!;
(iljBrtcks) .J...
ft-1 t
M;
$7,69
4-
Sugar
Finest quality pure cane au;;ar.
lbs. :
53c
Butter
FVcsh creamery, guaranteed. Have you
tried our butter?
2 ibs .; :.
93c
i Large 24 qz. loaves of Safeway Bread.
' j Finest quality obtainable. .
-.....:.... lie
- Each
;; Soap- :;
Don t overlook Palmolive
Bri'nj! lis' vpur , inetiil 'cou
pons.
Grapefruit
ShnVcr's failcjr quality.
Much better than fresh at
this season. ' .
Syriip
Butter Scotch syrup is a
new item. You'll like it.
bars .
-1 ri : -,
X. .:..
70c 5
lb. tin ...........
Vegetables
Standard brands,' peas,
corn, bcuns and tomatoes.
47c
(24 . cans)
Kraut
'Maximum' quality. ,
Cleaner and - better' than -bulk!
No. '2i size Cans.'
3 oh".;,'. ............ 43c
Spiiiach '
Maximum, ' better . than
freah, 21 size.-
0.'-,
: cans
50c
Sample jar free with each
tin. i
- ' ' 1
. Coffee . ::'
Safeway coffee continues
to outsell. There rs no fin-
cr quality.
Pound 45C
Seasonable Savings
Per cwt.
Potatoes
Netted Gem ,
10,b, 17c
$1,65
Onions
Oregon Winter Onions
I 1 0 lbs.
Per cwt.. .
Sweet Potatoes
Excellent Quality
7 iu. 25c
Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230
Orders for $S.OO or ihore delivered FREE. Less amounts carry 10c chaise.
t ; ; New Western Cold Field Discovered on Woman's Stake
TEACHERS OF
L
DOUGLAS WIL
HOLD INSTITUTE
Annual Session Convenes
Thursday and Friday ,'
October 27-28. , j
SOME FINE TALKERS
M 1 1 1 II 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 M 11 '.
Excellent Programs Arrang
ed for This dear's Ihsti
, tute Alumni ,to i
Hold Luncheon.- i
12 months Oregon
1 The annual Douglas Courtly
Teachers' Institute will convene
I I iiiuiHuity nun i-iiuuy, uctooer zt
ami La ill tilt junior Illgll KlllOUl
building fur oiiti or tliu tinest lvo
uay p.ogiunis la recent yeurs.
Several prominent people In the
state tts: well n.4 a numlK-r in the
county,, art scheduled lor parts, on
lilt- program hoth days, among
ihi'in il. u. Miijliion, dean of educa
tion til lliu' University of uregoll; I'OItTI,ANI), Ore., Oct. 21. The
W. K, Smith, itHsfsiiint Hlntu super--Itirul wholosnln market fur butter
liilendent unit Dean J. K. Jnwell laud fK",s ruled fully firm today
ul o. . A. (J. 11. C. Hvyitioiu-,( state jntid tlt'itluvK wero fintliiiK adivo
loittk-r of iloys' niitl ' lillts' club Irutlu ilt'lminil or idohI ail Kiiitlus
woik will lit! onu tit Hut HDi'tilioni i ol ft'n.!l and Klorue 'bloclttt. Dairy
iind will t'Xtithlt, ih piciures iKua ji'xchunse nuoliHiontt wt'iu unclittnK
ol (lie chili t'XlilliICK tit tati tjutloiod excopt lliitt first Ktiiilu fivsli
litir niitl uiho piL-iiiros of tlio Si' I- U'KKS wore up 2 ct!lils to 45.cent3
iniT st'liool work tills yetti- ut,r;iitr dozen.
vnills. Ki'ltmds w ill bo filati-: to j call for country dressed meals
Haiti that T. Jl. Clenile, head o thoand live potilliy orfered la the lo-Ueiiul-onoiit
of fducittioti , at. Uip Jin ,:,ii market was sufiicitnt Una
Mou Normal Scbboi tfll be ineat iinorainK to absorb most new - re
tor one titty. Dean lientle will talU ,-ei.ts of choice quality stint at
on lliu biickKiounti anil lountlailtm l1;ii adv prices. Choice veal was get
of the pupil s hihool life. lie is tin linK 17. 174 and occasionally IS
exponent in newest methods of ox-leeitts per pound while best nunliiy
lliu Milt (Ulu l.ml ivll Imv.t tin i. ' . ..... . f .-
..u.v. iiiiii-H wi.re Heinni? ii-nm 1.1 in i:.a
cents per pound. Lambs were
I'ru. j.a.-,i Wire) ' Moderate supplies of live itoul
I!0b1O,N. Oct. 21. The Com ! try were cleuuiUK up at prices
nieicial lialletiu. tomorrow will, steady and unchanged since the
say: t j first of tile week. A very good Cifll
in a market only moderately lis reported for youtiK turkeys, now
active all descriptions of wool quoted trolu 30 to 33 cents per
have remained lillft ttutl medium ! pound.
wools, quarter bloods in pai'licu-i loucoid grapes were In large rtj
ltir, have risen in price ugain. Al-iceipt on the wholesale market and
together, the market Is Btrong anil (showing generally Improved con
Itealthy. Nothing new with refer-1 dition. Kxcellout Concords could
ence to Hie tili clip is n purled. be had at 34 cents per pound. ,
Tile foreign. hi.tikets lioltl Fancy Itosebutg Junathau apples
steatly atttl lite teiiileui'y of prices: were quoted at $2.25 per box and
on lite choicer woots is upward. : extra laucys, in large sizes, w ere
litatiford reports rather better j held at f2.00.
business I.abor troutaes threateu . ,
in Germany. . POUTLANP, Ore., Oct. 21. Cat-
"llie mill situation is without I tie and calves steady; receipts 25
matt-rial change, luuepelideut top j cattle, flogs steady; receipts 250,
makers und spinners litid the mar-i including 120 direct.'
ket still a narrow one, bi t the' streep ami lambs steady; re
larger factors are Weil occupied, iceipts 100 sheep.
although new business is less ac-i
rive apparently at the moment. I'OItTI.AND, Ore., Oct. 21. But
.Mohuir Is rather quiet butter: sleady. Wholesale prices:
sti atiy. Texas glowers oltll reject j Kxira cubes, city, 4ti; standards 44;
all httls although some consign- j iTrlme lirsts 43,-llis 40. Creamery
ftit llts are llimored to linve been I urlcos: I't lats 3 cents above rube:
iiutierrat 4a cents f. o. u. l'ort-
el'lectetl.
Tue Commercial ttulietlii will
pultiisll the followiitg wool quota
tions lutnorrow:
Hcollietl buHls: Oregon Fine
antl utt-tiftim staple l.lotl,12;
fine ami f. in. clothing J0'a 95; val
ley number 1, y.i(ij u7.
laud.
.Milk steady. Dias to farmer:
Raw milk 4 per cent, $2.45 cwt.,
I. o. b. I'oillaml; butterfat 45 cents
f. o. b. Portland.
Egss: First up 2 cents. Untler-
fr.hitfu. rii.i,i...l .... u "J --in. Iietlll llietlllllllS Ol
-f tS a W rf rX-lti J -
i
1
uiuiiiaiimiH and will
U'l usiing uddi cus.
'I'liuic are to bo
hifiouioon st'ssioiiH osich tiny of the
JitiHiiiQiu with noon lntuinilstilonH.
j U. of o. alumni' and (riuiiu will
aisbemble lot' it Iiiiit'licon du
jfiiHt day and for Filday' u luncii
juon la bulng itluiinud or tfio aluin
Jnl of tliu iioi inal Schools.1
compline pi (im am prepared
! i'r ihn iiiHiitlut' ik as' l'oliowa:,
Tnuraday (Yiorning
0:00 "AiniM ica, ' audiennj. Dlrbct-c-;l
by MIm Hazel Goodwin, Hose
buig. lnvocatlini, Itov. I't-nlmll.
"Oregon," State Song.
u:3u u. s. t. a. c. c. mil, diiiic,
county prusidunt. ' 1 , 1 '
9 Adth t'Ha. AsHembly. F r e d
Turk, iSiatu Director Anitiiicuul:
F.aiiua Deimrttiiujit. .
D:ft5 -iJoitRlua Oiumy IR'altlr Dtu
puitmoiu, JJr. Laraway, 1 Mia3
llulen Atwood, It. N., Minn Amy
HriukBon, It. iN. liualtb iilaylot
Uislricl V22,
l():lu Hoy' ami (Mils' Club II. C.
Seymour, 8tatt l.'adi,r, J. U.
rarkur, C'ounly i-eaib'r. Voca
tional KdiK'nllon. A. 1). Colllur,
I. fine t'lmmv.
J0:30 -Iti'tL'ss.
10: 10 Hucoiit Kducatluua! I.ukIs-
lation, W. S. Smith, Assistant
Staio BupcriiiUMidont.
11:00 Aildiv-HB, vKw Types of
'ri'UclihiK-Kifii'h'iiuy," Dean H. 1.
Rholdon, U. f O.
ll:.r0 Adjournment.
11:&0 Adjournmciit. Luncheon
I'nivuislty aluniui and fi li'iuls, In
dian Itoom, llotnl Cmpfiua. 1:10.
Afternoon
1:10 Music, "Uri'Kon." audlfiico.
1:;15K. K. A. V. M. Campbell,
IvOscbiiiK-
1: 1."-Adilress, "Kdiu-uilon and Iht
inocraey." Dt'an J. H. Jewell, O.
A. C.
2: in Idvlslutis: Honni .112 hirtU
school. "Kxtra l.'urrictiliir Acli-
iticn." K. U. lUiiU-y, Wilbur. In-
tcrmetiiiito and Primary,
callonal I'rinclnle.s ot . Play
lUtoiti 2u7, Minn Myra Adcoclt,
Unipqua.
2:il0 Hncesa.
2 .'40 A:itien.bly, addrews, "Tho
Mirrored Teacher," Pe.iu Jew
ell. It: 1U- Address, "l'ha.ses of l!om;
dial Teaching (Juile Ceneraiiy
l-'ound." Mrs. Conkey.
3: 10 Sch'tilltli: Temperance In-'
sinictUm ( H (tpcakers to be
chosen) ;
'A: Adjouinmeht.
Friday Morning
9:0-Ilihlf Heading. Mis. V. M.
Cainpiiell, teacher relluimia lu
st ruction, KohfltttiK' Mu.ic.
0:;Ht---AildrTss. "Educational (Jubl
iuice." Howard Taylor. V. ol O.
lvpartment Kdueaiion.
Hivi.tions: lllrih school.
"Scoiiup as Applicable iu II. M.."'
lioaid Talor, room 1112. liooin
-0 lbs, Intel meillate. "Four Types
ot Study." M. A. rerry, liiiutlc.
lioom 2051-1, primary "Demoi -stiation,"
Mrs. lirnco Sawyers,
Canyonvlllt'. ,
10;;:o lieccss.
10: to- Addicss, "Citizenship: lie-
.sponsihtlitie. Prtllcf;cs," Judc
J. W. llatnttum.
1 1 , tut- I ilvlstonn : Teachers sha'l
rlums.' whlth they will nttetol.
KtK'tbh. Mrs. KUznbeth T. Ku.
rcom M: lu uiii t b M. K.
room 2H. Mathmctlcs, M. K.
IVltO, room 31". Art Work, MUa
Muvio In.
11: in- Kepoit of I'onitHltUfS.
ll:fio Adjournment. I.uni'hevi
Noniuil Scliotds und friend. lil
nce vt Sw ct'ts, 12:10. ;
l:i: - Assembly, Music. "Orcpia."
1 ; ;tv Ad.hcfs. Speaker to h
chosen. t
:(mi Kxperieiued teiuher, T. II..
identic, room -Hi.
i:3u lificsH.
T. II-
45
cents; do extras 48 cents.
Poultry sicudy. I,ohb 5 per cent
coin'misston. lleavv hens 22; light
ltjVlO; sprlims 20(ii24; broilers
2'.; peltin white ducks 22; colored
nominul; turkeys ullvu ;i0$'3:i.
Oniona Bteady, local 75(&90
cents.
Potatoes stendy nt Jl.251rl.60..
Nuts stendy; walnuts 2329;
rilherts iyg'29; almonds 2420;
Brazil bula.,14ft-16; Oregon chest
nuts 17i'y20; poanuts 10515. -
Cascara - bark steady, 7 cents;
Orepon grave root nominal.
Hops steady; 197 contracts 25
'27 cent; fuggles 25 cents.
' Hay steady, lluying prices: East
ern Oregon tltnoi by J204-21 ; do
valley $1U.50& 17.00; cheat $14.50;
itlfaiia $17.00 oat hay S14.00&P
14.50; straw $7.50 per ton; sell
moining and )Ht'-ady around 20 to 21 cents. ting price $2 a ton uioro.
STATE PRESS
COMMENT
-(Justifies the means in ,a bootles
I jltiB cat-e, especially to the exlenj.
jof coinniittlllf; murder. Of course,
: the preacher has other grounds for
- ; feeling bitter against the mur
dered man. Ho conducted his fun
eral antl he says- one of those
I rough mountaineers came into tho
. church with a pipe In his month
Cultured Radio Fans
Iloie is musical uioaress. Indeed.
The New York Kdison company, in
a questionnaire that brought an
swers from about 500(1 radio fans and his hat on. .That a niountaln-
iiiuereu- imouKiioui ; the u nileti eer doesn't have the drawlnuroom
...n.vn, leuiun ui.iu men- luvotuu polish that has been acnuiretl by
co nposer is lieeuioven. , j the residents of the valley .was de-
....... . ,.,..(L1ILU n, iHiwo .,i ntoranie. DUt alter al . politeness 1r
nterely a matter of custom, and
31.
uaranteed without limit!
If you don't like
Schilling's best
- .
your money back at
your grocer's instantly.
Vour statement is enough.
You keep the coffee. .
Schilling Coffee I
Ta'iq Spices3i EntractTlBakinS Powder g
DISPLAY OF EG6S
FOR ARMORY SHOW;
1!) other composortt. who cover tliu
whole Held. Hq wins over Victor
Herbert,. Vuttll, WttKiier, Irving
Ik.rllu, George Uorshwin, antl all
Ihe rest.
. If this Vertllct Is really re'proseti
that Ueethoven Is the most popular
composer in America.
We shall have lo revise our no
tion, then, or "popular music."
l-'rorii litis evidence, we might con
clude that tho most popular music
In this country is Heethoven's
Fifth Symphony.
It loos as ir radio audiences
were getting tired of jazz. That
seems inevitable, not because jazz
Is necessarily objectionable or un
musical but because the Jazz com
positions fed out to the llstenin-;
public are nearly all alike. Old-la.-thitmed
music Is intinilely more
varied. Naturally music - lovel'3
sicken of the same stuff all the
lime. It Is like trying to live alto
gether on "hot dogs."
It Is a curlouB thing that this new
type of music which originally re
presented a revolt agaiinst musi
cal tatneness anil monotony lias
become the most monotonous of
all. Kugpiie Kegister.
Riding a Hobby
Wo would like to be running tho
Metlfortl Tribune lust for one itsv.
'Ktlu- preacher down there has gono
Into print to defend the shooting
of an alleged bootlegger by a pro-
where good manners in one coun
try may require tho removal of
headgear it might bo 111 mannered
to do so somewhere else. Visitors
tuke their shoes off when entering
cnurcn in some countries, but lu
this country such a coursb would
shock the natives and, no doubt
tho riogue river preacher would
navo a fit over such conduct.
ine noguo river preacher says
mat tno ueAiitrcmonts are shining
lights compared to a bootlegger.
That shows how far a man can go
In assinlnlty when he loses his
balance riding a hobby. The Iie-
Autremonts held up a train, robbed
tue i intra stales malls and In op
tier to do so shot down three men
in cold blood, yet, here is this
man of God" as lio no doubt
thinks himself, telling the public
thru the paper that this is no crime
lit nil pnm n.l i.-ll.l 1 1
.... bu,..,.,.t null ueuig BUS-
I pectetl of selling a lilat of llkker
! If his statements about rolleion
are as wild us his statements of
crime, a lot of his people are apt
to wind up In the wrong hereafter
t-orvnills Gazette-Times.
.. T P
l rcil l'. Osborn, coach of the
.Marsitrieiti nigh school football
team, antl members of the team
were ai ine ijinpijua hotel over-
ntgai. i ne group Is enroute to
Kugcno to play the ICugcno high
" Ths witt'k newMt o'H field. In flute rnounir of eeuthetn California, was di;ovrr.d through
tno siase Ttirnisneq fcy Mis R. M. Ma-tirt. Lf A"ycc sicupgrjpner. snown nera ai xn ten iin some of
tts ore. Above, ttanatha. t Benfy MuhltiEen. Iht ducovirtd. and Dr. H. B. Martin, examining or. Below
Ts hi tlrtt tfUttatJ it hi dittovtry.
2: 11- -Assenihiy, addlt
Gentle.
Via Hcpnits cf t'tim-uiltt t-s.
3.r-!l --Stat ip.tnglcd liatliicr.
Ailjotirtitm nt.
A large nttciul.tlli 0 of tcarh
hlbitlon officer. Wo agree with tho!81'1'001 l"day. A number ot boost-
ineacher that tlio bootlegger lsi1'13 "ere uctompunylng them.
lower than anybody except the .
mini who makes Ids living off the ' Mr- a'"1 Mrs'- " Shields leave
earnings of fallen women. We golthls afternoon for Cottage Grove,
further than the pieailter. W e ! whel ,hp' w 111 vlslt 'H' the. lat
tliluk there Is one other lower than tcl s sls,l!r, Mrs. I,. Roach. They
ho and that is the guv who makes ! w"' S'1 RO Ewiwm far a Sev
ille bootlegger possible bv buvinc i e,al ,la'8 visit with Mr. Shieltis'
from him. Hut we are not so blind-;,liluK1!"'1" "'' husband, Mr. and
ly tlevoted to fanatlciMti on the
booze question us to think any end
Pastor 53 Years
Mrs. I.lge Starmcr.
Flying Fingers
Ji i .. .besJ a i ns a
Mir.S Ruth Mnrtirv ??.v AM I f.
mat
An 'educational feature ot the
Horticultural und Corn ' Show
which Is to be held lu the Armory
starting Wednesday, October 26,
will be the booth of thu Pacific
Cooperative Poultry Producers.
They will carry a big display of
epss and will also have a man
present to demonstratt grading
and candling of eggs. The latter is
something which will be of value
to all the poultry raisers of the
county for it means much In the
successful and profitable manage
ment of the . Industry. An effort
nas neon mane in hrinn a tinmen
packing plant of the Pacific Poultry
association here, and. the company!
has apreed to do it, if 80,0f)0 hens j
can be procure ! bo that the plant
would lie on a commercially pay
ing basis. However, a survey of
the poultry in the county gives
only 65,000 hens, which Is consid
erably less than necessary,; hut It
is hoped that tho reuulrcd number
will bo reached after a time, for
the packing: plant would ; mean
much to this sectloni
Substantial prizes ftro ; offered
tor egga at the coru show. For 'tlio
best 16 eggo,; white , or colored,
prizes of $0, $! and $2 art) offered.
The Douglas County llour -Alius
will donate nil three in the form of
poultry feed. For the, best display
of eggs, a prize or will bo
giveu in the. form of poultry feeds
by the Farm Bureau .Cooperative
Exchange. G. V. Burt, chairman
of the egg division, urges all poul
try growers to bring in as muuy
entries of egga as possible.
Women Have
Always Wanted
'a face powtler like this new won
derful French Process Powdur
calrd MEIXO-C1U) stays on long
er kei'ps that ugly- shine away
gives tlie skin a soft, peachy look
prevents ,Itirgo poros.; You will
be unitized at tho beautifying
qualities nnd purity of MELiLO
Oj.0. You will bo giud you tried
i.t'.'J. Natliiiu .- I'ullcfloti,;' druggist,
Perkins nuiltling.
tieunited After 44 Vears
't P" - v i
Walklnq Into i Cincinnati (0.) hardware storo to hdy somo curtain
rods, Mrs. Nellie cater of Los Angeles met her brother she had not
seen for 44 years. The brother, William Dimmett, proprietor of the
store, saw something familiar in the woman!, face and tho two com
Snd'hl "' ' Wilmi"!"J'1. "I- when ho was 2D
Hot Dog!
2
5 c
3 hi V
-M .
Aflfer spreading tne cospel for 53!
yers. TOiiowing the troniier stenographer of Portland. Ore., is!
vcstOird across tne prunes of competirg in New York for the In-.
: Kansas and the bad t.inds of oKla- ternatlon.il typing championship.;
ho ma. Rev. J.. M. Rohinfion, I. Her flying fingers in a recent test -jhas
retted from thp piftorate of averaged 122 words a minute, six'
tr. Kins. He his hinet! the rrnlrs M.irtln is famed in her home town
4ik
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V.A IU': ,V-i-(Ai04-fJ' '
A
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A . jl
ft
t exeevit'u nimi an i"-i i 'iu.. . , , a, superaenuated ministers, he ard s'so
i :! . S'.v.Tt !f.ii ft '-if ,-et t a-; if,,, Wl(5 r,vina en lhe penion the lH
UUi niaui.etca lu ti.w iu.-tui.u.'. 'church has provided. :to coo.
tot her brunette beauty, un. !
3 good disposition and ability;
-. w?Mj-?i"y-,Wa"S"- bod)'8u'-'. he's deperdabt. So when
aSoorrefn V" ?"