ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928.
FIVE
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1 'J ill T 1
Before the Clock
. ticks twice
Another purchase is made
HUT All .1 ir.
at a western Auto store
Look at your watch ; . . Oftcner than
every two seconds throughout the busi
ness day (8 A. M. to 6 P. M.) someone
makes a purchase of Tires, Accessories,
Camp Goods, Golf Equipment or Radio
at one of our more than 150 convenieiit
ly located stores ...
Thai's what rolled up last year's great
total of more than SIX MILLION sales,
which in an area registering about two
million automobile owners, clearly indi
cates the widespread confidence "West
. ern Auto"- enjoys t . . '
This confidence is the result of years of honest'
dealing . . . high quality and dependability at
pleasingly low prices , ; . courteous treatment
at'the hands of men who are specialists in this
line . . . trained to understand your motoring
problems . . . men who consider it their duty to
help you to greater motoring comfort safety
and pleasure: And behind all this pleasant at
hiosphere is a feeling of security . . , Confidence
in our Iron-Clad Guarantee of Satisfaction, and
the sincerity of our "CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS
RIGHT" Policy ...
Visit the "Western Auto" store nearest you . . .
learn for yourself why more than 6 million sep
arate transactions were made at our more than
150 stores last year . . . a sale less than every two
seconds of the business day . . . every sale an
expression of confidence . . . ,
Guaranteed Tires
at Money Saving. Prices!
' YOUR. Western Auto's "Customer Is Always Right" policy is your guarantee of absolute
PiJOTPPTinN nr"' l&stinsr satisfaction .'. . And we don't try to measure your satisfaction, either . . .
r HH-J 1 lUrN That's your privilege. If anything should ever happen to one of your f'Western Auto"
tires that you think should be adjusted, bring it to the nearest of our more than 150 conveniently located stores
. . . regardless' of whether or not it is the one from whiu h you made your purchase . . . and tell us what you think
we should do to make it right . . . "write your oion ticket ," as the saying goes, and we will promptly and smilingly
make good as you desire! ...
Make Your Savings
Even Greater! Trade
in Your Old Tires
Put new, fully guaran
teed Western Giants or
Wcarwells all around,
and use your old, worn
tires as part-payment on
them, at any "Western
v Auto" store; ,
'Wear-well Cord
Gmranteed B0O0 Mile,
Our now Low Prices on thoso full
standard weight tires, with thick,
tough, road-grlpplng treads, offer
tremendous savings to car own
ers ot the West. Allowance for
old tires, too!
Size
303
30x3
30x3
30x3 H
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
32x4 54
33x4 H
Our New Iiw Price
Ct. Regular Size. .$ 5.45
CI, Regular Size, t
CI, Oversize
S. S. Oversize . , .
S. S. Oversize . . .
S. S. Oversize . . .
S. S. Oversize . . .
S. S. Oversize . . .
S. S. Oversize : . .
S. S. Oversize . . .
5.6S
5.95
7.40
8.95
9.40
9.9S
11.40
13.90
14.95
Tires Mounted FREE!
'Wear-well Balloon
tluaranteid 8000 Mllet
Rxtraordlnnry savings nro offered
In these full balloons with broad
ribbed, non-skid trends. Look at
these new low prices . . . nnd ro
member our trade-in allowance on
your old tires!
SI He Our New Vnvr Price
29x4.40 Balloon .'.$ 6.65
30x4.50 Balloon 7.25
30x5.00 Balloon, fit 29x4.95 9.25
31x5.00 Balloon, fit 30x4.9$ 9.55
30x5.25 Balloon 10.15
31x5.25 Balloon 10.95
30x5.77 Balloon 11.95
33x6.00 Balloon . 13.90
The World' Largest Retailer of
Auto Supplie . . . Serving the
motorist since 1909. Guaranteed
linen of Acceorie, Tire, Camp
Good, Coif Equipment and
Radio.
'WestemCiant Balloon
QutrsntMl! 18,000 MUM
Extra heavy throughout . . . built
to give extra mllcago under the
most exacting service. At our
now tow prices, they offer un
eoualed 'tire economy. Trade-in
nllowance makes these prices even
lower.
Site Our New Low Prlrr
29x4.40 Balloon $ 7.S5
30x4.50 Balloon 8.85
30x5.00 Balloon, Kt 29x4.95 11.45
31x5.00 Balloon, til 30x4.95 1 1.95
32x5.00 Balloon, fit 31x4.95 12.65
30x5.25 Balloon 12.95
13.45
. . . 14.85
6-ply. . 17.95
8-ply. . . 18.75
6-ply... 20.75
31x5.25 Balloon
30x5.77 Balloon
32x6.00 Balloon,
33x6.00 Balloon,
32x6.20 Balloon,
Open Saturdays to 9 P. M.
All Other Sizes at Proportionate Savings.
-More than 150 Stores in the West
t
Supply Co.
117 S. Stephens Street
Phone 97
31
rn'..
"W. SAW
' "Western Auto" v
Service
A feature that saves you
money . . . Service con
nections are maintained
in all cities where we
have stores, so that goods
purchased, from us may
be properly and prompt
ly installed at a very low
flat rate in many in
stances FREE OF ALL
COSTS.
fcstettiGiarrtCord
OuannlMd 13.000 MUM
(Hff. bit. I0.OCO MIlM)
Our massive, extra heavy duly
oversize super cord tires nre extra
heavy throughout extra tread and
sldewull thickness extra heavy
carcass and extra quality mate
rials. We Invito comparison with
any other standard make tiro!
Hlte Our New I.OW Prlrr
30x3 M Reg. Size CI $ 6.45
30x3 H .Extra Oversizo CI. 6.97
30x3)4 S. S. Oversize. .. . 7.90
31x4 S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 10.95
32x4 S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 11. Be
33x4 S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 12.4E
32x4 i S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 16.25
33x4 ii S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 16.75
34x4 !4 S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 17.90
33x5 S.S. Oversize, 6-ply 23.3S
35x5 S.S. Oversize, 8-ply 23.86
KENTUCKY
L
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K LLERS
1
FRIDAY, JUL! 13
Four Whites, Three Blacks
to Pay Death Penalty
for Murders.
RECORD FOR COUNTRY
Governor Orders Pro-Law
Proclamation Read in
All Counties of
the State. -
Visitor Today
. 1 Visitor Yesterday1
Mrs. Hugh liltchic'.tr., of-finM Mis. Molly Monro of Dlllltnl
Men Valley Wiib in Koaebiirg during 1 was here Thursday attending So
( the afternoon visiting with frlcr.ds i business affairs and vlpitlug Willi
and Fhopping. friends.
"GEE!" COKE,
T
only llio bntikors him henn tnlto
(IuhmI bnrnrft tu'vnrul eonRrosHrH
Hi;, also IiiIimkIh In contlmin lifVt
fifth,, HtHrtfd tti yufirs hro, for iin
full kill vfj ami rcfcrniidum iimer.il-
mcilt tO till! tOJIHlil ut loii Of 11)1.'
Cuilnd Si Hies,
Coxey In ii woiilMiy man, 1ml he,
una nnl poor win n Iin led hi
army iumii,r Mm country. 'Ho tun of
lits' propound reforms of IJS'M lmvo
.men Incorporated Into lnw.
FHANKFOItT. Ky., July 5.
Seven men, all found guilty of mur
der, are to be executed by the btate
of Kentucky on Friday, July 13.
Gov. Flem D. Sampson, born and
reared In the mountainous county
of Knox and hailing from the town
once noted hb the scene of the
Bailey-White feud, Binned thb
dentil irvarrnntB after the convic
tions wero confirmed by tho state's
highest tribunal, the cdurt of ap
peals, over wlilch Sampson , once
presided as chief jusllco.
And then he Issued a proclama
tion declaring that law and order
would be upheld and maintained lit
Kentucky while he cut In thu ex
ecutive chair.
4 Whites, 3 Negroes
The men all sentenced to die
July 1U aro Mil ford Lawsou,
Charles P. Mlltra, Orlando Sey
mour, Ilnsque Dockory, James
Howard, Clarence McQuenn and
William Moore. Dockery was con
victed of slaying three persons.
Howard, MeQgcnn and Moore are
negroes.
The proclamation Issued after
he had signed the death wnrrants
was ordered by Governor Sampson
to bo read In every county and
state prison, reformatory and work
house at least once a week front
Juno 0 to the day of tho oxecu
cutions. , ' , (
"Respect for and obedience to
tho law of tho land are essential to
good citizenship, .pence, order,
progress and even to tho preserva
tion of the government. Let us now
resolve that henceforth through
nto we shall more faithfully
deavor to respect and obey
laws of our. state and honor
courts that enforce them."
Record Established
t The governor has set a new all
time record for Kentucky execu
tives. He has1 not granted a stnglo
net of clemency since he wont liitd
office last December 13. Sixty
severt men werb purdbhed by 4 Is
predecessor the Uay before Samp
son took office.
Setting the execution of seven
men for the aamb day is a record
for Kentucky and Is believed to be
a record for tlio nation.
the
the
I
lllaclt I.eiif 'Ml)" mill ' tohulh oil
, Ex-Leader of Tramt) Morde!li f'T W''nK broccoli Maul
.... ur.WI i,t t'1i,,.lrii It..,, a
C . . 1 KI tin: num hi. itMiuiiin iiiiin,
.f if 3 ,-ii nriri i7niinn
of Standard Money
Sans Interest.
PORTLAND WRESTLER LOSES
IN OLYMPIC TRYOUT8
fonsullnllori nl. our office cosls you mtthlii!; nml
ohllnnteH you fn ho way. Come In today and lot
lis give you expert advice rcKanllnK your toe.Ui.
PROTECT YOUR TOOTH HEALTH!
New System Dentists
H. R. NERBAS, D. D.S.
H. G. PHILPOTT, D. M. D.
Painless Dentistry
nl a bit; Snving taf time nnd money. All kinds
of replacement of teeth and plates same. day it
desired.
Matonit Bid'. Ph
(Auncljilr-il I'rrM l.ravil tVlf)
r:r(ANi haimdh, Midi., .inly (i.
Cyril Mitchell, of the Miilinouinli
A. ('., Porilnnfl, Ore, lout liln oimr-
ter final bout In Ihn ia:i.5 pouml
1
Si
one 488 I'S
MA SSI I.I .ON'. Ohio, .lulv G
I'Ticnernl" Jiicoh S. C'oxey, who ft I
I yearn Hco I'-d llio fnioouH "t'oxo r
! nnny" of unerniiloyed to Vmhini:-
lon from this Ohio oily, wiilils lo Ichiss'of the Olvninlc wrostlliie Irv.
i march on the cbiIiii1 hkhIii but joiils heru last nluhl nfler roIhr In
! an n Ignited Slnles sennlor. ilo lwo other periods Willi Cecil
I Coxey l 74 years of nee, but he 1'niUon of Ihe Unlversllv of Klin
;nlll has plenty of energy, lie lsMs. Ted Hultry of llnv'ro, Mont.,
convinced that the "petition In j unaltaehr d, lost the decision In hh
hools" lie delivered to Wash inn- 1 115 pound bout Willi Clarence
Ion In May. Mil. rlm-s ns Hue lo- j iierrymnn of Oklnhoma A. A. nnd
. day as II did morn than a nuarter ncn Sherman nlso of Multnomah
I of n centuty ko. A. ('., woo a decision over Knslcn
I He has asserted he will mnke i . J. Hyson or the naval academy
ihls appeal lo the people for cloc- 1 1 ,.lr 1 15 pnunrt itlarler final.
Hon as senator on ihe same lsuo j Krwln Korbes of Ihe Ixis An
that led to the organization nf his Kelcs A. C. ili'fealed Mario Man
, "army." oil of ihe llnstnn Y. M. C. A., by
I New Money Scheme ' di'dslon in Ihe lr.H pound class.
! lie propo-.es enaciment i,l a bill rmnk II. ISryan of tho Mulirio
Pfovidini; for nallonalization ofimah conlliK-ent defeated Carl
leal lender money without Inter-j UouCTVlto of the University of
o?'. which would he secured by i .Vh-blnan in Ihe lf.8 pound class
if. year, tion lnterest h"arine bonds j by a fall In eight mluutcs, 20 sec
for jpuMIc n;;.ds, Improrcnicm ; ; onds.
j and community need. , 0
i His bill to obtain "money i.t I American fence at carload prices
co;t" lor the peojle and "b?at at Wharton Bro.
' Provenlnble factors Unit loWe
the millliiK value of wheat coat
AmHrlonn whout Biowiiis millions
of dollars n year. Kotlr bf thl-so
faclbrs smut, dtjcknue, forclKM
matorlal tithcr Iban iloi!kaKe, and
gallic linvo been IncroaHlnsly
prevalent In Ihe last cIkIU years.
Cilllin Inspection Hlatisllcs, says
thu 1,'nlted Slates Department of
Agriculture, show Hint a litrgi
proiinrtlon of the wheat shlppoj
Irom country points to terminal
markets and Inspected and Knul
ed under Ihn United States drain
Stuudards Act falls to moot tho
i'ciitjiroiiiciiis for llio best fcrade.
in JU2li, lor. exalnplo, lill.8 per
cent of the wheat Inspected (lid
j hot meet Ihe inndo rciililremcnt ol
.-u. 1 noeai. ;Hany Ol I lie ship
ments, besido heliiR muded belo.v
No. 1, weio desiqnalcd us woovlly,
Einully, Kinllcky, and Ircalod, or
cairlcd dockage notation.
CMlldlllnns Ihat lower the mill
f "ft value of wbent are orien con
trolliibln, This Is pal'llcularly
Hue nf Riirllc, smut, dockSRe, ami
roreiBn mntetlul olhcr Hum dock-ai-e.
flarllc can bn eradicated by
tho plnntlni? of clean seed and the
use or proper methods of crop ro
tation mid cultivation. Smut can
he prevented by tlenllni; Ihe seed
with chemicals; yet II Is apparent,
ly IncrensliiK. It lowers Ibe Innr.
ket- value of wheat ,cons!dcrahiv
owing to Ibe dirilculty or roinov
InR It. and because It litis a pos
sibly harmful effect on Ihe flour.
Minliet illscmiuls for smutty
wheat usually railno from a few
cents lo 20 cents or moro 11 bushel.
LiOck-UKe llkeivlre lias In cenenil
3"tTQDIRIIZD
FpodProdwts MarKet I
ftoss KonKU
to the Coojl
uTakirm
Carloads 61 farrii, orchard and garden
products eithfer itl ftesh or manufac
tured forms are constantly moving
from every producing section of the
West, through Safeway Stores, into the
homes of consumers. Ift practically
fevery state in -which we operate' we
buy vast quantities of local products-
for cash and ship them to some other
Section where they are needed. Our
more than 1200 stores provide an
enormous .outlet our buyehs are
everywhere and but ability to ' use
great quantities. has often saved entire
crops fromliteraliygoingtowaste. Thus
both producer and consumer tfrofiU
SOME MAXIMUM VALUES FOR YOU
Peaches
Maximum, Yellow Clihfes i
large luscious halves in
heavy syrup. No. 2 J cans.
550
Pea
s
Maximum, No. 3 sieve.
Fancy sweet peas. The
kind you have wanted.
3,
, :..M
MAXIMUM
quality is ail that tke
name Implies: We" wel
cdthe comparison of It
with. aHy brand obtain
able. In justice- to your
self, try some of the val
ues listed here and give
yourself a treat to some
thing extra fine. Remem-
IT'S MAXIMUM
QUALITY
Catsup
Maximum: made from se
lected ripe tomatoes and
seasoned just right.
2
bottles
Ml
Coffee
Maxirritirn, few equal,
hone better. . Us rich I
ardma and full flavor ,
makes friends.. Vacuum
packed for freshness.
lb. tins ..
less. '
FRUIT JARS
Ball Mason or Kerr Rep-ilar Self Sealing Economy, Ball Ideal, Kerr Wide Mouth '
,,,...77i1 Pi,8...:...: .,.,.;,.,. 830
.. ...I.....:.. L $3jT tjUafU i ...:.!.... . ... .1 03 j
$1.27 i Gallons , $1.43 ,
Pints , .....
Quarts ..
1 Gallons
Safetvay Gnetr Japan Ted
Thh Jiptneie havs eisvitnj the
dHnltlngdfteilnloatellKlon.il
tin beautiful called 'Tealim."
'When they tay. of s man, Hs
liaa, no tea In nlm they mean
he jacks load taste. If jrou trill
Botlca, it I, about the tame In
onr eoontry. Tea Is served where
ood. taste Is qnlle In evidence
and thai tea la dalljr Sifewaf
Green Japan: It It the thing to
serve. ,
Lb,
65 c
Cablbagti
Solid heads, lobal
Seasonable Savings
Watermelons
Kiondyke variety, always
best.
Pound . 2 2 (I .
5
Onions
YellbvV variety
rJdUHdii ..
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Store No. 255 Rosebufg Phong 230
Ask your (racer for
new Crown Cake
FleUr. Pronounced
but brioremostcater
era end cake bakers.
bcon lnurntiHliiR In recent years,
nllbmigh Hid it'iiicily fur Ihn troll
bin la ifirit'ily in ibo liamls of lit ij
fliiillul'. lb wlicilt RiiiillilK tl'b
ttu'tti llock'iiKn Ik upplliul to wcfitl
Homls uuil other furciKU niatorlul
Hint din bo romllly rcmovil liy
ninvibi; mill nt:ron nlliB. An 1t Ik
taken out bt'foro ibe wheat Ih
miller). It lloi'S hilt nITwt I Iin bak
ing quality or flour, lis chief bf
feet la in llio producer's pocknt
book. Inu-kiiKn adds to I Iin coat
of linrvnxlliiK, llircKhlng linil hand
Uiik anil tninaimrtlni; wbent. with
nut HicrciiHlMK tin coininorclitl
value, lis removiil on tlm fuirii
would ndd millions a your to the
w heat grown' Income. As dock
ncn may bo fed lo llvimtork, llio
fanner has an kddltlnmil lildm-e-tnent
to remove It beforo nhippinft
bin wheat lo market. II Is a pnr
tli ularly costly Item In the spring
wheat urea, where the proportion
bf (Iwkniio in wheat Is IncienHlnif.
KnrelKn material ojlu , than
iloi kiiRn 1,-tteii can ' readily
removed. ('nrtnlti tt'i'ed aeeda,
chiefly eoekle, klllRhead. wild
pnaa and wild rose, eoliHIIIllle a !
intKo proportion of IIiIr so -hailed i
Inn-parable foielitil mailer. It may j
Im rease Ihe coat or IliaklllK th-l ,
wheat unliable for thlllliiK. or If It j
denes elfoila at lis removal, may
lower Ihe milling ami baking quil-1
Hy df tho grain, llcnre the most
elfcctlve tiicuua ol dealing with
Ihla prohinm Ih (o how Clbah Heed
wheat and lo retard or prevluil tho
production bf weeds by liptii'o
pihilo cultural methods.
High niolaliiru content, iin Im
portant, grading factor, can often
ho prnvimleO bjr bum In harviistlnit
and llll-eahlng. Tho mnlstlirn con
tent of wheat as marketed ile
Heuils ilHunlly on the maturity of
the wheal, thb weather conditions
ilnder which It was hnrvoHted nnd
In tho period between barvesllnij
and threading, and on the extent
and tho manner in which It was
cxnnncd to these condltlolia. (Is
liiiporlniico an a grading factor ru-1
suits prltimrlly from the Influence. !
of InnlHturo on the keeping qlial
lly of grain. If a I no has a direct :
relation . In the fooil value of I
wheat which Ih directly proportion
ed to llH content of dry matter. '
Various torms of daniago to
wheat which seriously ot'febt Its
milling and linking tiUlillty can oo
hlHsCniid hy cat-elul . hurvustliii
luicl Hturlng. Appieelablo quanti
ties ot damage, in fact, am nearly
always the direct result ot enro
Ichh or Improper handling, throb
degrees of damage aro recognized
In Ihn United Slalos standards for
wheat:- heat damage, ilamago olu
er I haa heat, and distinctly low
quality. Damaged kernels Include
sprouted, frosted, scabby, blighted,
bleached, weathered, fungous In
fected, mnldly, wosvil cut, and
heal, damaged kernels. These de
fects, says the department aro lu
a litgh degree preventable.
I MILLWORK lumber
I BUILDING MATERIALS
We tarry larrte stdeks and Rive your orders immediate
jj attention. We arc equipped to handle millwork of every
description large or small.
g Kiln-dried lumber is essential for first class work. We
g Use it exclusively In all mill work.
BUILDING PLANS FREE
CON LUMBER COMPACT
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