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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928.
Further Reductions
-ON-
YARDAGE
Every yard of material must go for one
; week we will offer exceptional bargains in
all yardage.
DRESS SPECIAL
Silk Crepes and Georgette
$10.75
The Ladies Shoppe
139 N. Jackson St.
PRIVATE YACHT
; RUNS AGROUND IN
WRANGELL STRAIT
:.r (AMnoJatnl I'rvM rvflwil Wire)
KBTCHIKAN, Alasku, July 13.
Tlifl private yacht "Ouxaea," own
' "d by O. Allen Hancock, Loa An-
gelcs, millionaire, wus high' and
dry- ashore In Wrangell Narrowrt
' between here and Junenu today
after running nground lusl night.
Tho fifteen passengers and 35
to be in no danger. Tho Alaska
ouivuge cuiiijinuy in muiiui iu
BUI U UKS I I UIB UIU U .
Bplke Kock along tho shore of
southeastern Alaska, I
The yacht, reports said, was np-l
parcntly In no danger of serious
damage
FIVE MORE OF
ITALIA'S STRANDED
- CREW RESCUED
(Continued from pnge 1.)
off In tho hag of I ho Italia when
liie gnndoln wuh torn loose. Those
men havo vlrtunlly been given up
tor lost, but In view of tho almost
miraculous rescue of Mariano and
Jnlil, every effort will bo nittdo
to find them.
Others Thought Close ' '
" MOSCOW, July 13. Hopo for
Uio party of six men carried off In
the bag of tho dirigible Italia on.
May 2f and since given up for lost
lias l)eon revived by reports reach
ing Moscow Indicating that tho In.
eutlou of the group Is known.
General Umherto Noblle, now at
thga Uay, has sent a message to
the reseuo ship 'KrusHln staling
thai the group, referred to as the
"Alessaiulil" party, was not far
front the present locution of the
Krassln.
- Latest reports recolvod in Mos
cow lndlcnted that the men wore
at a point 80.45 north latltlilo and
80.31 oast longitude. This would
plaoo thorn northeast of Kuyn
Island, near which the Vlglierl
group was rescued.
With these ruports, which were
rtbt confirmed, cumo n rovlval In
Mohcow of belief that lloald
Amundsen, the missing Norwegian
explorer, was likely to have joined
this group In bis flight from Nor
ttJiy to rescuo tho stranded men.
This theory was first advanced by
Frldtjof Nansen, noted explorer,
that Amundsen wns likely to hove
fire sermon. Tho lllblo salvation
Joined this group.
f0TICE TO WATER CON8UMERS
-Water will bo shut off Sunday,
.rnly lr.th. from 7:30 a. in. to imiii
iC m., affecting nil of West Hose
burg Including Military St. and
Harvard Ave., also Harvard Ave.
ill Lnurelwood.
TIIK CALll'-OIINlA 01IHC10N
1'OWEIl COMPANY.
TED JACKSON ACQUITTED !
" (AHnrlalml Prow !.ptwl Wire) j
,om'l,ANI, July 13. Five min
utes after the Jury had left tho
federal courtroom here late yes
terday lo determine the late of
Ted Juclison, Khiuiaih Inill.in
'barged with assault uiib Intent
to kill, nn acquittal was returned
and the mini)' IrlbeHineii who came
here to attend the trial climbed
Into their automobiles and left for
tho reservation. !
Jackson was chnrged with heat
ing his cousin, Jasper Jackson,
dining a proliiiiiied drinking spree. '
The cousin died April 23, a few !
days nfler the nlleceil nttack. I
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Eitabllihad 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
"hon 284
Oak and Kan St.
Ambulance
I
SMITHS OF IRELAND
OUT 8THONG FOR AL
(AMWlatoil I'rcu IMnl Wire,
IIKI.KAST. Northern Iro-
i land. July 13. Tho Smiths
came out strong In Cttvau
county today for Gov, Alfred
i IS. Smith o( New York.
At a meeting of the county
council Owen. Smith proposed
a resolution congratulating
Gov. Smith on his selection as
democrutlc candidate for the
presidency of the United
1 States. Patrick Smith second;
InoUon whcll
was
adopted enthusiastically.
The resolution asked the
Irish voters to support Gov.
Smith.
Owen Smith went on to say
that Gov, Smith's ancestors
hulled from Tlruskey, Cavau
county, and the peoplo ' were
proud of it.
Jackson took the witness stand in
IiIh defense anil denied any trouble
with his ruliillvu.
FISH BOAT OWNER DROWNED
(AwnclntH l'rpw I.ciimI Wire)
POUT ANGELES, Wash., July
13. Flunk Nolinl, of Astoria, Ore.,
tinil owner of the fishing boat
Siren No. 0-734-A, was drowned in
tho Qullluyute river last night
when ills skiff capsized. His body
had not been recovered at noon
today.
80RE THROAT EPIDEMIC
TAKES 3 MORE LIVES
(Ammrl.tttl Pr.M I.M1MW1 Vln)
I10STON, July 13. Three deaths
from tho epidemic of septic soro
throat In Lee were reported today
by Dr. George' H. lllgelow, state
health commissioner. This brings
llio total to 10. Five new cases yes
terday and ono so far today were
reported.
WAYNE KNIT
and
Strutwear
Hosiery
In Pearl Blush, Nude,
White Jade, Grain Tan
san and Rose Taupe.
Chiffon nnd Service
weight.
Price $1 to S2
at
KIDDER'S
SHOE STORE
Roseburg, Ore.
Licensed Ldy
Service
tmpaimer
m
HBaatJ
FEDERAL RIO
IS
ERGERS TARGET
Congressman of Wisconsin
Irate Over Ousting of
Two Broadcasting
Stations.
(Attorlat, lrei IuMf) YVIiv)
WASHINGTON, July 12. Two
morn groups of rudio Hlittiontt or
dered from the nulirm'H broudcast
HyHlClIi AUgtlHt 1 becnilHO they
were hold not In the "public Inter
est, convenience or necessity,"
were represented today belore the
federal radio commission meeting
;ln two sections to hear the appli
cations for releasing.
Plans to consolidate or share
It lino with other stations were
made by some of the broud cant era.
Others cliull Sliced the commis
jsion's rljKlit to rule them from the
air. Representative Berger, Wis
consin, the only socialist member
or tho house, predicted abolition of
ithu commission because oMih re
actionary policy of taking off the
air stations from which anti trust,
i political and economic views are
, broadcast. -
I The statement was made Iu a
'letter to the commission support
ilng the application of Station
lU'PVn tlio imnnni.1,11 In T.'.inQ
Debs, late socialist leader, and
WIU A at Madison, Wis., conduct
ed by the Capital Times. ,
"I most solemnly 'protest and
warn the commission against this
unjust, hlMh'hauded and tyrannical
procedure," Mr. Merger said. "The
action of the commission means
that the radio trust will have com
plete control not only of all radio
transmitting machinery but,
through the Rudio Corporation or
America, also u complete monopoly
of nil the radio communication in
our country."
WASHINGTON, July 12. A
brief declaring that the Radio Cor
poration of America, General Elec
tric and a hulf dozen' other con
cerns "have divided among them
selves the entire field of wireless"
was filed today by Edward L.
Smith, counsel for the Federal
Trade commission with the com
mission asking it to deny a motion
brought by the concerns to dis
miss u charge of monopoly.
A. R. PEACOCK, MADE RICH
BY CARNEGIE, DIES- AT 66
fAonclntH J'ri-n I .on Ac (J Wiro)
NEW YOKK,. July 13. Alex
ander It. Peacock, one of Andrew
Carnegie's "young men" whom the
steel king led to fortune In the
nineties, Is dead of pneumonia.
The rapidity with which Pea
cock, Charles M. Schwab and oth
er early associates , of Carnegie
made their millions caused many
legouds to spring up about them.
Stories about Pa c cock painted him
as probably the most eccontrlc of
tho early Pittsburgh Millionaires,
hut his associates say most of
theso stories are untrue.
It Is generally admitted, how
ever, that tho Scotch burr on-the
tongue of (ho young linen clerk in
a Pittsburgh store attracted the
attention of Mrs. Carnegie and led
Peacock's association with the
steel king.
PLUMBER'S DISCOVERY
PREVENTS JAIL BREAK
(AnKMMiIrd t'rvw Loaned Wire)
CHICAGO, Jury 13. An appar
ent attempt at delivery of priso
ners at tho federal building was
revealed today by n plumber who
found a hole two feet square In
the colling In the lockup of the
United States marshal's oft lee.
The lockup was crowded with
nearly fifty prisoners. Otricials
said they had a theory that friends
of Charles "Limpy" Cleaver may
havo tried to aid him.
Cleaver is held for tho $133,000
Evergreen Park mall robbery.
S
r AmoWhUmI I'rt'M l.fttNC.1 Wire)
WASHINCTON. Jlllv 12. Rutin-
faction with the meeting of the !
democratic national commllteo In
New York was expressed todnv bv I
neiiiiior Kooinson or Arkansas. '
democratic vice presidential nomi
nee, upon arriving In WiishliiKton
after his visit with (Inventor:
Smith.
"I have not the slightest doubt i
that every part of the country. In-,
cludltiK those southern stales 111
which movements have been start-;
ed against the democratic nnlleiial
ticket will be Riven properi ntten-j
linn and that lows before tho elec-:
tlon It will not onlr be made ap
parent Hint our strenRth In certain
states normally democratic Is '
nialntnlneil, but surpilsltm milns
may be anticipated In other slates.1.
"The meeting of the democratic
nntloniil committee In New York
was harmonious and I believe
quite errecllve." Itobinsnn contlnu
td. "The new chnlrmnn, Mr. Has
koh. Is nu outstanding figure In
the business orM and possesses
a genius for orgnnlijition.
"My reception, both in Albany
and In New Yoik City, exceeded In
cordiality and enthusiasm the ex
pectations of my most sanguine
frletltU In pv Vnrb nhaM f!nv.
'ernnr Smith has served as chief
executive fur many years, be Is
'admired and bneil by the people
. beyond any other public man of Ills
! -
BUSINESS AND PROFES-
SIONAL WOMEN
!
! Special call meeting at Dr.
j Smith's home Saturday, July
Hlh at 7:3u p. m. to com-
plt-ta arrangements fur pic-
l nlc with Coos Hay club. All
come,
'
.
generation. Ills sterling honesty
and sincere attucbiiienl to tho wel
fare and best interests of tile gen
eral public seem to be the basis
lor his popularity." i
THREE PLOTTERS DIE
TIHA.N'A, Albania, July 13.
three men convicted of plotting to
assassinate I'resfdent'Ahined ogu
were' executed tills morning.
The men were ui'resled on July
5. Police declared that they plan
ned to waylay the president and
shoot him from ambush as be
traveled from Tirana to Korltza by
automobile. Their design wus
learned and the trip abandoned.
Shortly afterward a time bomb
was- discovered in Ahmed Zogu's
vlllu at Durassea, which he bad
intended to visit.
FISHERMAN ADRIFT ELEVEN
DAYS LOSES HIS SPEECH
DL'TCir HAUHOIt, Alaska, July
13. After being adrift in a dory 11
daysi a fisherman from the schoon
er Uulleau was picked up today by
the fishing schooner Wawaona on
the cod fishing banks off Port
.Moller In Bristol liny. The fisher
man had lost his speech and his
condition was reported HorlouH.
Tho U. S. Coast Guard cutter
Haida left hero today to go to his
assistance.
BELGRADE POLICE CHIEF
SHOT; ASSASSIN SUICIDES
(AmotIhIiiI I'n-M Lfunwl Wire)
lilOLCKAIn:, Jugoslavakin, July
13. An attempt to assassinate
Chief of Police JivoJIu Laitch was
made lu the Ministry of the Inter
ior today, Lazltch being wounded
In the head.
Tht attempt was made by a man
whose identity has not been estab
lished who then shot himself
through the head inflicting a mor
tal wound. He fired several shots
at hazltch.
Lazttch waB reported in a serious
condition. The police said that his
attacker wus a Bulgarian omi
tadl. Comitadjl, or irregular forces,
have been the source of much dis
order along the Bulgarian-Jugoslav
boundary lino for many years'.
For the most part they have been
charged with working for the
Macedonian revolutionary commit
tee which has been seeking to es
tablish Macedonia as an Independ
ent state. ,
Several days ago Alexander Pio
togoherov, whose mime hud be
come almost legendary In I he
Macedonia revolutionary organi-a-llon,
of which he was a leader, was
assassinated on a busy street in
Sofia.
FOLLOWER OF DOWIE SEES
CURSE UPON ZION CITY
(AsoclntHl Vtvu termed Wire)
WAUKEOAN, 111., July 13. Mid.
John Etlgnr, Sr., of Zion, Ills.,
staunch follower of the late Dr.
John Alexander Dowle, founder ot
Zion City, believes "the curse of
find Almighty is upon the hind
Volivn-has sold lo Bartlett,"
Wilbur Glenn Volivn Is over
neer of Zion, Bartlett Is tho real
OHlato dealer who recently pur
chased a section of land belonging
to Zlon.
William Lumsen was killed
while at work on the Bartlett sub
division yesterday. Mrs. Edgar
said Lumsen was the third man to
be killed there since the land was
sold.
These deaths, she said, show tho
existence of a curse on the prop
erty. Several other followers of Dr.
Howie have maintained that all
the original Zlon City site is "Holy
Land." and that it should not be
sold to outsiders nor voted outside
the oily limits ns has been done In
recent years.
DR: DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Qlassea
116 Jackson SL
DANCE
Melrose
Country Club
Saturday, July 14
music by
Snlurdny Sercnndcrs
Gents 75c
L.ndies Free
Big Carnival
DANCE
at the
THE WIGWAM
Saturday Nite, July 14
Free Hats and Horns
music by
STAR FIVE ORCHESTRA
Admimlon St L.irflps Free
RECONSTRUCTION OF
BURNED DISTRICT AT
GLENDALE PLANNED
The city of (lleodale is to-
4 day giving serious thought lo a
the matter of restoration of
t its business district, following 4
the'dlsustrous fire of Wed-
t liesday night. Reconstruction
Is to be started Immediately, a
the owners' of the various
buiWIIngs destroyed by the
flames having almost all an-
nounced their intentions of
starting construction In the
immediate niiure on new n
buHlness houses. The city
w i-uuiiuii mxi ink iii aiiupiiHi un w
emergency ordinance which
will require all new buildings
to be of fireproof construe-
lion. Insurance adjusters are
at work today and as soon
us their reports are filed the
work of clearing away the
ruins will be started.
LOCAL BOY WINS PLACE
ON C. M. T. C. RIFLE TEAM
Hayes Lowe, of this city, son
of Mrs. M. It. Brown, of Mill
street, lias been selected from
among 5H0 contestants at the
Vancouver C. M. T. C. to repre
sent that school In the national
shoot ut Camp Perry, rniiong tho
hoys taking military training at
the Vancouver camp 85 per cent
of the students qualiried in the
rifle shoot, which Is 15 per cent
better than any previous camp.
The local boy was one of the
members of the squad selected to
make the trip to Camp Perry In
September.
(AwoclatMl Proaa Ian-l Vir0
VIENNA, July 13. Good rela
tions between Austria and Italy,
which only recently were reestab
lished, today appeared again pain
fully strained by reports of Indig
nation throughout Austria over
what Is regarded as un offensive
inscription ,on an Italian war mon
ument at Bolzano.
This monument, unveiled yester
day by King Victor Emmanuel In
commemoration of the Austrian
defeat of 1918, was reported In
the Austrian press to contain the
following inscription:
"Here nro the frontiers of the
fatherland. From this point we
have driven the barbarian lan
guage, laws and arts."
One word, however, is under
stood to have been changed, name
ly "'barbarian' 'into "foreign."-
It Is declared In Vienna that the
Italian minister of education, Sig-
nor Fedele, resigned because
Premier Mussolini desired to alter
the wording of the original In
scription. It Is understood that the Italian
government has closed the It a la-
Austrian frontier for six days to
avoid incident.
-o-
Bc.Meys Visited
Mr. ami Mrs. tieo. Bailey nf Sulh
erlln spent Thursday afternoon lu
Bosehurg shopping and attending
to bnliteyq nfjiir.
I
BIG TIME
DANCE
Community Hall
Sutherlin
I We DO HIS COLLARS
I UK SO FINE
M E TO AV
atmDfc W0R.K FOR MING
She first told him about this
Inundry. She told him that we did
up hor shirtwaist and her other
silk things In n delightful manner.
Then he sent us a trial order of a
dozen collars. He nnd she agree
that this Is some laundry.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phon 79 Rnfteburg. Or
(Saturday Nite, July 14 j
Music by Oakland H
Harmonizers
' i 1 i fall
Ideal Bakery Special
18c Parkerhouse 18c
Try Our Perfect Sandwich Loaf.
"It Keeps Longer"
All kinds of dainties for your outing or your home
lunches. Special orders taken and guaranteed to
ratisfy. N
IDEAL BAKERY
Ph.
133
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TODAY'S EDITION LATE
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tnving tp niecnamcai ami- w
cultle.s.wlth the big press lu
the News-Review office to-
day's edition was Bveral
hours lute' Mechanics' worked
all day making repairs which
were not concluded until late
this afternoon. The delay was
unavoidable but things are
now in tip-top shape and the
press Is "doing Its stuff" bet
let-
ter than ever.
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$ -f-
NEW TODAY
HUILD a home first. Page Lumber
& Fuel Co.
FOIl SALB Used brick. M. D. I
(ireen. Phone 2SF5. j
nnoccoi.l plants for sale. SI. D.
Green. Phone 2KF5.
OVKHI.ANI) with good tires and
license for-130. See J. O. New-
land and Hon.
FOIl SALK 10 head good ewes.
Not old. W. Ii. Melton. Phone
14 FIB.
DOUUK touring. A good car for
lots of use. Yours for ?95. See
J. O. Kewliiud and Son.
FOIl SALK Yearling bucks,
Shropshires and llumbouilettes.
Chas. IJuxton, Urockwuy.
AM taking orders for figs. 35c per
gallon or 3 gallons for fl- 842
Hoover St. Phone. 365-11.
WANTED to rent dairy jitrm.
Glvo particulars In first letter.
Answer "D," care News-Review.
WANTED To borrow 15000 on
Al real estate security. WllliS
pay C. Call 320 West Cass St.
DOUGH roadster. Uood tires all
around. lOugine runs good. Price
only SfiU. J. O. Noivland and Son.
FOIl SaTgM bead good young
ewes. One pure bred Delano
buck, 2 yrs. old. J. M. Cornult,
Kiddle, Ore. '
FOR
RENT Nicely lurnlshed
house; electric runge, stationary
tubs; garage, etc. An attractive
and home-like plncc. Phono 574.
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apartment witli private bath,
modern and -new. Adults only.
Phone Mrs. O. M. Berrie.
FOR RENT Well furnished nor
mal school students' apartments.
. Children cared for at reasonable
rates. 35 South 2nd street, Ash
land, Oregon.
FOR RENT Furnished house, 3
largo rooms; clean; fenced;
good shade tree In front. $9 per
mo. See A. St. Wallace, 1143 E.
6th St. N.
W11EK1C? One-hull' mile south of
Canyonvllle. Canyon Tavern an
ideal place for the Sunday din
ner. Best ot service foods and
music. Try it Sunday.
FOrf SALE My" 8-room""(urnlshed
home, and 13 acres river bottom
1.....I t l ...lli.a ...nut .,F n..l,ll..,,l
on- iinipqiia road. See mo at
property, July 17th. A. L. EgglO'
ton.
FOR SALE CHEAP Dodge car;
enclosed, -wire wheels, good
tiros oti-v OIH model hut a crnod '
car. Would take wood or con
crete work as payment. Phone
574.
FOR SALE One 3-hole electric
range, with oven; 76-pound re
frigerator; overstuffed daven
port and one bridge lamp. All
theso articles will be sold very
cheap. Phone 5P32.
CHICKEN and turkey ranch for
rent. Small ranch lo trade for
house. Sheep and turkey ranches
cheap. No bookkeeper, no high
rent. That makes low prices. C.
Merrill. 108 Mosher St.
FOR SALE Registered Sluop-
' shire rams, 10 2-year-olds and 15
yearling rams. The golden hoof,
Shropshires. For a heavy me-
dium wool fleece nnd the bestj
market lambs. Dr. J. W. Cook, I
Vllbui Ore. Tel. Oakland 27F2. i
DOUGLAS INSURED SAVINGS
Our 7 systematic savings plan
will protect you and your loved
ones in time of need. Full Infor- j
matlon furnished free. Write for
our booklet. Douglas Building & i
Loan Association.
TRADE 6 acres nil under IrrlgiT-!
tlon; 6-room bungalow; joining j
city limits of Grants Pass. Value
$5500. My equity $2000. Will j
trade equity for near same value j
Roseburg property. What have;
you? Address M. J. G., care .
News-Review. j
USED RANGES at your own price
(utmotU). All new ranges at cost.
Remnants of linoleum cheap.
Paint at I regular price. Window
shades nt cost price. Beds,
springs and mattresses at very
low price's. Do not delay buy
novv. Powell Furniture Co.
HOME owners, do you need ready
cash? If you own your home and
need immediate funds we can
give you prompt service. Our
monthly payment plan offers on
easy method of liquidating a
loan. No commissions, no delays.
Umpqua Savings and Loan Asso-cl-itlnn.
lugliis AbHlrnot Bldg.
1 29 S. Stephens St,
a
2
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iw
i
Distinctive Patterns for the Home
DRESSMAKER
Silts nf todav are Derfect in color and design.
$
H
may be tubbed without danger of fading or color
running, and when made up to suit individual
ideals and requirements are preferred by many j
women whose style and smartness give them social . j
H
prestige.
We can also supply your needs m
the ready to wear silk and cotton
dresses both for house and formal
hs
gj
We invite your inspection of these goods, and
are sure you will be delighted with the assortment.
I. ABRAHAM
, The Silk Store.
LOCAL AIRPORT
IS PRAISED BY
FAMOUS PILOT
(Continued from page 1.)
i.Bowerman, Jr., of San Francisco
and O. B. Clark, of Burbank, Cali
fornia. Mr. Clark is a representa
tive of the Lockheed Aircraft Cor
poration. ,
The trip upon -which Mr. Jensen
Is engaged Is for the purpose of
promoting public Interest in avia
tion. Many people are still afraid
of flying, the pilot says, consd
erlng aviation to be dangerous.
Statistics show that flying Is saf
er than riding In automobiles, yet
many people have not yet become
suffcienlly acquainted with avia
tion to enjoy flying.
' Flying, "however, in a piano that
i pi'01ffu.
Its reliability under
one or the most severe tests to
which a ship could be subjected,
nnd handled by a pilot who nun
demonstrated his ability, many
people who have never before rid
den, hut who are desirous of fly
ing, are taking their first rides
and almost without exception are i
becoming aviation enthusiasts. (
Mr. Jensen is making passen- j
ger trips at each of his stops, and '
is endeavoring to stimulate Inter-1
est In aviation at each of tho
cities vlslled.
.Industries and financial Inter
ests concerned with the develop
ment of aviation, are financing the
trip, which will Include most of
Peoples Supply Co.
The good old summer time is here. We are prepar
ed for it with a nice cool store, a large and well se-v
lected stock of groceries of all kinds. Vegetables,
the nice cool and crisp kind, meats nice and tender,
cold lunch meats of all kinds, canned vegetables
for a quick meal, canned tuna fish, shrimp, and sal
mon for your salads, in fact everything good to eat.
Come in and look them over, and our price is just
right for cash only. Come in and be convinced.
For Saturday and Monday We
Offer Specials as Follows
Kerr Wide Mouth Fruit Jars, qts., doz 95c
Ball Ideal Glass Top Fruit Jars, qts., doz 98c
Economy Lids, doz 25c
Mason Tops, zinc, doz .'. 25c
Jar Rubbers, heavy red double lipped, 2 doz. ..15c
Pink Salmon, No. I tall can 15c
9 lb. Sack Farina 50c
Bulk Soda Crackers, per pound .. 12c
Bulk Ginger Snaps, per pound 13c
2 large Loaves Bread for 23c
Fancy Hard Wheat Flour, per sk ....$1.85
3 lb. Can Maxwell House Coffee, $1.50
3 lbs. Good Quality Coffee '. $1.00
Salted Peanuts, pound ....20c
Jelly Powder, 3 pkgs. ' 25c
Post Bran Flakes, pkg 10c
Powdered Sugar, per lb ;.10c
1 0 lb. sk. Sugar 69.
5 lb. Pail Jelly 60c
Fisher's Blend Flour, sk , $2.14
Fruit and Vegetable Dept.
Bananas, 3 lbs. for 24c
Sweet Juicy Oranges, doz 43c
Fancy Sunkist Lemons, doz 34c
Cabbage, lb Q4c
Carrots, 2 bunches J3C
Local Lettuce, 2 large heads 17c
Gorgeous
Summer
Silks
.T.I.T.T.T.i
ATTENTION,
I. O. O. F. AND REBEKAHS
Joint Installation of officers
Friday, v July 13. . Refresh-
ments.
the major cities between San
Francisco and New York. Ha ex
pects to reach New York on tho
27th of October. The schedule of
the return trip will depend largely
upon weather conditions.
Mr. Jensen Is due in Eugene to
morrow, so will make only a short
stay in Roseburg. He will carr?
passengers at the local field nil
afternoon and evening, making
trips over the city. Passenger
flights may also be made in tho
morning, if there Is sufficient de-.
m and. He Is BChedttted, however,
to be in Eugene before noon.
DANCE
at
Rainbow
Gardens ,
WINCHESTER
Saturday Nite,
July 14
Music by
Roseburg's Syncopatora
Gents 75c Ladles Free