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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. JANUARY 5. 1928.
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A THREE DAYS COUGH
IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Ffislenl coughs and ooliU lead to
vcrioiu trouble. You can slop lliem now
with CreomuUion, an emulsified crco
loto that is pleasant to take. Crcomul
: ftion is a new medical discovery with
two-fold action.; it soothe and he ils
1 to inflamed .membrane and inhibit i
jerm growth.
Of all known drug, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies for
JtcrBi stent coughs and colds and other
amis of throat troubles. CrcorauUion
con ta his, in addition to creosote, otlicr
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the
irritation and inflammation, vhile the
oreoMte goes on to the stomach, is ab
sprb'd into the blood, attacks the seat
of the trouble and chocks the growth
of the germs-
. , CruomiiUton is guaranteed lali'siac
lory in the treatment of persistent
coupJts and colds, hronchi.il asthma,
bronchitis and oilier forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Money refunded if any cough or mid is
not relieved after taking according to
directions. For sale by all druggists.
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON
t FIGHTS XAST NIGHT X
.-NKW. YOnK. Millions will
hear some IiIkIi prlcod tulent for
nothing loniKht. Tuno in on tlie
WEAK ahulu at 10:30 p. m.. eaut
ern time, - for Will Kogers, Holly.
; wood; Fred and Dorothy Stoue,
.. Jhleatto; A) Jolson, New Orleans,
. and Paul Whiteniau, New York.
CHICAGO. Beau Bnmimelo
should avoid spats this year. Such
ia the secret of Alderman "Bath
Houiie" John L'oughlin, arhiter
eleKantiariini. It was Issued when
he appeared at counell meetings
Jn his now array, lnuludiiiK a
.wuistcoat o( grocii and orange
chocks.
, BATTLE CJtBKK, Mich. Old
fashioned dances aeem to he fav
ored as a means of prolonKiiiK life.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford assisted
in a demonstration of such steps
at the race betterment conference
at which scientists are disctiHslng
longevity!
'? LOS ANOK1.E8. Florence Eve
lyn Martin Rice Is going right
ovor the top after Guy lCmpey,
noldlor, author nnd scenario writ
er. Ruing him for return of $211,
f90 she Is crediting him with
BOO money he gave hor for pres
ents uocaiiHe she docs not want
)o keep gifts from him.
; NEW YOItK. A court decision
ysrovldt's scniewhat of nu nwwiy of
ECONOMY
O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That 8erves You Best"
Phone 83 ' 344 N. Jackson Street
When You Buy
ELECTRIC GOODS
from an Electric Store what value do you
get more than if you had Thought them
from some other kind of a store? A guar
antee backed by experienced electricians
as well as the manufacturer, and the price
is exactly the same.
Think at over. We appreciate your business
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC
Phone 123
BROWN BOBBY IS HERE
Electricity Has Won Again
SEE AND TRY
DELICIOUS
New Greaseless
Doughnut
AT
PALACE OF SWEETS
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wi ml j ( V 7 ,
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MEMBERS OF THE ORDER
: OF THE EA8TERN 8TAR
! TAKE NOTICE 4
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At our regular meeting 4
j nlRht, Thursday, Jan. 6th, the 4
j election of officers will take 4
! place. Your attendance will 4
be appreciated.
' Uy order of
the W. M.
golden voices before the heyday
of tlio radio. Alma Clluck,. sinner,
made a net profit of 101,147.80
from urtlHtlc elforts In 1017, and
81lio,;iuu.H0 was from records. The
difference is that royalties are
'earned during the years when the
records uro sold, not when inater
records are made.
. NEW YORK "Obey" was omit
ted from the service when lllg
Bill Edwards married MrB. Norma
Stcelsmllh. College football players
never promised lllg Dill when lie
was an official to obey the rules,
but at times Husky offenders
wont rushing off1 the field from the
ilmpolus of his 300 pnuuds plua.
WILMINGTON, Del. The win
ner of a contest which many have
.ossumed was 'for hot dog stands
never has sold a hot dog and dooB
mot Intend to. Miss Norma Hum--nionwon
the $300 first prize in -U
competition ' sponsored by Mrs.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., for the
j.niost attractive wayside refresh
ment stand. A hot dog manufnc
turor had offered supplementary
j awards:
Give Us a Ring
During Stormy weuthur you'll appreciate
being ablu to socuru the finest of Gru
corlea by Just' stopping to your phone.
GROCERY
THE
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OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Condon Local growers sell $8
000 worth holiday turkeys.
Madras buys 16,400 feet pipe
or waterworks pipe Jrom Melo
litis. Garibaldi Hammond Tilla
mook Lumber ('. will replace Ne-
halein bridge at Foes Cum p.
Garibaldi Movement started
for -deeper bar and harbor chan
nel. St. Helens Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph Co. adds 55 subscrib
ers ill 1K27.
Westport Local theatre being
remodeled and improved.
Reodsport Anderson Fish Co.
will build big modern fisheries
station.
lncendarles started 203 of the
778 fires in forests under Oregon
state supervision in 1927.
Portland Meier & Frank capi
tal stock increased from 18,500,
0U0 to (12,600,000.
Klamath Falls laid 140,000
yards paved streets during 1927.
Eleven districts in Linu and
Lane Counties form union high
aeuuoi utsinci.
Ilakor irondyke milt to be op
erated under receivership.
Portland New Oriental The
atre opens at Grand and Morrison,
on east aide.
Grunts Pass Jewett and Yo.
lowborn mines will be operated
this year.
Grunts Pass 1500,000 gold
drodglng project to start on Foots
Creek.
Corvalls Concrete being
poured on $500,000 Memorial
building at O. A. C.
Ten street projects coHtlng
$103,854 are finished in Portland.
Roseburg growers will snip 600
cars broccoli this winter.
Elgin O. W. H. & N. Co. In
stalls gas-electric motor car on
brunch line.
Ilaker Iluker B.s-KfT hrdlm
Baker Plans drawn for 7-story
$380,000 hotol at Main and Wash
ington. Portland New Brandes Cream
ery Is ready to open, with $150,000
plant.
Portland Pacific Power &
Light Co. heads S39.000.000 mer
ger of seven Northtfest utilities.
liiirns l'luto Indian school here
Is to have $8,000 federal anuro-
priatlou.
Suannvlllo Yakima-Badger
mine to have 50-ton ball mill.
Hood River Annie A
has shipped 572 curs apples and
pears, with 310 cars now in stor
age.
Albany Albany & Eastern Rail
road files incorporation nrtlnlea
tor railroad to cross Cascades to
Di'Hchutes county.
Biuem city budget for 1928 In
set nt $331,505.
Salem plans three ml, III Inn ii I
fire stations for adequate flro pro
tection. CorvaltlB Ulg douchnut factory
opened here.
Burns is expecting: all-night
long distance lulcphono service
soon.
Kerby Now siifliienninn hHri
306-foot span. Is opened over nil.'
nols River.
Ornnts Pass Remili-nil rm.n
Is almost reached for securing
cannery hore.
Newport Contract awarded for
new $100,000 hotel here.
Woodbiiru city plana for bet
tor fheflghtlng equipment.
Cunby w. W. Wood starts
commercial innnufuoturo of 20-000-egg.
hatchers.
Nowberg Snauldfng pulp mill
complotocl: financing nr ,,,,,.
mill under way.
Klamath Falls will vote onrly In
1928 on $300.1100 sewer nrninni
Myrtle Point Southern Coos
County American will imii.i ...,w
printing office,
BllVei'tOn Silver ITnllo Tlmh
Co. payroll runs above $100,000 a
month.
Sllvorton has nonrlv S'onnnnn
deposits in two bunks.
forest Grove $56,000 linml la.
sue will rebuild watei-wnrkK
cash on hand Nov. 30, tho largest
Yumhlll County hud $230,115
sum In its history.
Arundel, p;ano tuner. Phone 189-L
Farm News
I State Market Agent's Letter
lly KKVMOlili JDiVUS
! OiThaiiltKis of Oregon, meeting
at Heed Ulver a short time ago.
j adopted several important resulu
; lions. Among llism Is one which
"euinhuHites the extreme need of
j bringing together under ndinluls
i trillion of one centralized ngenry
i all regulatory activities of ihe
, suite pertaining to production,
i tiuiisiioilntlnn nnd murketlntt of
until nihil al products." It points to
Hie contiir.lon, duplication, lack of
linltiirinlty anil loss of time result.
Iiig from the present system of in
spection In Oregon cities ad
vuutagi's derived from cenlrallsu
Hon in oilier amirs, and recom
mends leglslutlve action In that
direction.
Shippino of Fresh Prunes
A illsiKituh from ("inalllla
eoiinly says: The suit case puck
age, used for shipping fresh
prunes, appeals to lie doomed. A
committee of growers meeting In
an agricultural economies confer
ence here has mine on record as
In favor or a change to a package
eoiiliilulng lour tin-top baskets.
Willi the trull graded anil sliod.
A federal grade for prunes also Is
I asked In a resolution to the Unit
; ed Slates department of agrlcul
! til re.
Several Relief Measures
Senator Herah of Idaho has In
troduced a bill for farm relief,
providing n fedeiul agricultural
corporation with a capital stock of
one billion dollars. The board of
directors would he the secretary
of agriculture and eight Individu
als to be apiniinted by the presi
dent. And Keuutnr Carraway nf
Arkansas has introduced another
hill embodying the tariff deben
ture .plan, nponsured by the Nn
tiunal Grunge.
Establishing Reliable Grades
i Idaho was fifth highest of alt
Newln Style from Radiator toTaU-jLightOlferjji
Scores of Vital Atbrancemei atMJhcwase JhFt7ce
An orlfinal and vivid ryfw of
beauty diitincliee, arrejtinr,
tiltrO'jmart-'but innosenje ex
treme I Higher, narrower radi
ator sweeping full-crown
ienders newly designed head
lamps every detail anexpreu
lion of motor car fathion at its
height. At a result of such prog
ren in creating beauty of line,
theNewSeriesPontiacSixtalces
a prominent place among the
style leaders of the year.
BRYDEN-PETERSON MOTOR COMPANY
444 N. Jackson St.
tho states in the production of po
tatoes this year, with .21,3X0,111)0
bushels. Ill order to establish n
reputation for a superior nrticle,
the 'drawers' Association has de
cided I hat no potatoes will be
shipped from Idaho except United
States grade No. 1. That Is the
system which will be a most pow
erful influence in the favorable
marketing, not only of potatoes,'
I?
CAR.S
Ford Coupe $125
Ford Touring 60
Chevrolet Touring 15
Chevrolet Touring 75
Chev. Touring 100
Chcv. Touring 150
They All Run
Buick Touring .., 40
Essex 4 Touring........ 225
Hupp. Touring ICO
ROY CATCHING
MOTOR CO.
a Successful Six
. now bids for Even
Y Greater Success
EVEN the impressive array of new
features given herewith cannot
convey the extent to which the New
Series Pontiac Six surpasses all-pre
vious attainments in the field of
low-priced sixes. After enjoying a
spectacularly successful career, Pon
tiac Six now bids for even greater suc
cess with a car greater in every way.
NEW FISHER BODIES
NEW FENDERS
NEW FOUR-WHEEL BRAKES
NEW FUEL PUMP
NEW CRANKCASE VENTI
LATION '
NEW CARBURETOR
NEW GMR CYLINDER HEAD
but of all products. Propor grad
ing and raliuhle quality are abso
lutely nocoRsury for the success
ful and profitable marketing nf nil
product) of the farm and the or
chard. Condensed Information
The total yield of commercial
apples is thirteen million barrels
lehit this yHHr than lust, accord lug
to government statist ics.
One pool of peppermint oil ns
Homhled by Manning & Moisnn at
t.ervata was sold a few days ago
for $2.75 per pound and brought
ta over 20(-00, pays the Star.
The Oregonian of Dec. 20th had
a sploudid editorial on "Way to
Su cites h for Prune Growers."
which was too lengthy to be re
produced In this lenllft, but we
hopo it has been reud and pre
served by every grower iu tho
northwest.
The Multnomah county agricul
tural agent, writing in the
Grenhtini Outlook, says: "The pro
ducers who are coming through
the boaHon ' host this year are
those who are growing products
which are handled cooperatively."
Thu American Fruit Growers,
from their Hood Klver headquar
ters sent out 572.0011 hi checks to
the apple growers of Hood Klver
valley and 35M00 to Medtnrd
poor growers, as partial payments
for the season's shipments. Tho
checks must have come in handy
in making Christmas enjoyable.
A carload ot American fence will
arrive at Wharton liros. within a
tow days. , , .
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugless Health Center
"ComptoU Health Servie"
SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
327 West Cass Phone 491
Announcing the Jew Series
Read This Partial List of Added
NEW MANIFOLDS AND
MUFFLER
NEW AND GREATER POWER
NEWCROSS-FLOW RADI
ATOR NEW THERMOSTAT
NEW WATER PUMP
NEW WHEELS
NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL
Phone 93
Out of every thousand car own
ers 12 got stuck at least onoe a
month because they fail to re
plenish their gas tanks In season.
Furthermore It Is not the "flap
per" of both sexes who is most
prone tn this species of ear trou-
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Emphasizing the importance of this
announcement are two entirely new
and additional body types: the Four
door Sedan; and the Sport Landau
Sedan, a close-coupled, swagger crea
tion, exemplifying the highest art of . ,
Fisher closed body craftsmanship.
Come in and see this history-making
lineof Sixes, availableinsixbody types.
Features
NEW DASH GASOLINE
GAUGE
NEW STOP-LIGHT
NEW CLUTCH
NEW STEERING GEAR i
NEW FRAME
NEW AXLES
NEW COINCIDENTAL LOCK
mle. As a matter ot Tact, the most
I frequent cause for emergency aid
' on record of "out of gas",. comeB
from staid business' men who get
I caught on their way to the office
1 in ttie early morning rush.
: The analysis of this condition
I has been made by the engineer of
! the Orocon State Mntnr Assorts-
; tion through the Research Depart
ment of the American Automobile
Association, and hi making this'
analysis over 500,000 causes for'
free emergency aid were analyzed.
The analysis shows that the dis-l
patehrs on duty at various tfle-'
One May Always Call
our number with the assurance of re
ceiving a prompt response.' Our service
knows -no hours; day and night are the
same to us. '
Twenty-four hour' service is some-'
thing that every modern funeral director
should offer to those he serves.
Naturally, this organization is available
day or night.
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DOUGLAS
FU NEPAL HOME,,
Ttittinctutumral Jwvict
Corner 'Pine, and lane Streets
"With I
FOUR-WHEEL
BRAKES A
Body by Fisher
-2-DOOR SEDAN
(At Factory)
COUPE
SPORT ROADSTER
SPORT CABRIOLET
4-DOOR SEDAN
SPORT LANDAU
SEDAN
Roseburg, Oregon
phone switchboards make a noto
as to the cause advanced by tho
motorists for being out of gas. In
the majority of cases tit would bo
because tne wife had the car at a
bridge party last night, or the
daughter attended a dance at the
country club,- or the son was out
driving, lu any event the motorist
and father, as usual "poor old
J)ud." shouldered the gric! aud
paid the bill.
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Say It with brakes and save tho
flowers.
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