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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-RLV1EW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1928, Real lTTce.0rfl (He Sal Chevrolet Sedan run only 6,000 miles. For J Touring, running order, $29.50. Oakland 2-door Sedan, 1927 model. Star Touring, total price, $50.00. Fcrd Sedan, total price, only $95.00. ' EASY TERMS. BY Star Touring, good condition. Ford Touring, 1925 model. , . Buick Sedan, $125.00 down. Ford Coupe, looks like new. ' Chevrolet Touring, 1927 model. LOW FINANCE RATES Dodge Roadster, 1924 model. Chevrolet Coach, like new. Ford Roadster, 1926 model. Eight Cyl. Roadster, $125.00. Chevrolet Coupe, total price $75.00. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS "Chevrolet Coach, 1927 model. Nash Sedan, fine condition. Ford Touring, new paint and tires. Dodge Touring in good condition. Overland Six Sedan, 1926 model. mmmmm """"lrlinT J Clhewolelt Co Homo From San Francisco . . (Enjoying Visit at Coast J 1 Visa lierthu Kohl Iiiih returned Mr. and Mro. V. S. French and :to her liumu In this cily a fur family have been MijuyitiK it visit rilM-ndtiiK the iniHt fortnight In Sun at Handon since Saturduy and ure ' Knineinco vinit Ihk wil h friends. expected home today. U, S JILL BE I ! For Inflamed ; Breatang Tubs ii r pi IL Every Man Loves t Biscuits It was the same 100 years ago, in fact it alwty3 will be. And while on the subject of baking. Umpqua Chief Flour - IS JUST WHAT YOU WANT An all around family flour, milled from the finest of hard wheat t Umpqua Chief is guaranteed to fill your bakipg needs with utmost satisfaction. . (.Wtf Litt-il 1'n-fct 1-iiM'l Win ) WASHINGTON. Auk. 27. Presl- A jilent CooJIiIkc'h hope for a balanced g budget on June Hit, it29, .tpparenlly Sil'acfH diHappoltiiinnL,' and the Kv' (he war, formally la fnrecastlnB a deficit In the treasury. As set forth In thu annual re port of Director Lord of the hud cot. the figure on the red letter r,lde of the ledtfer la expected to be $IJ-U7!.:Mli Uw the fim:ul year 1121. Tho'reaHnn for the ilefielt, which, If .materialized, will diHpace a once-expected aurpUH of more than :T2,aiHi.U00 are (,'lvei) by Kovern iiicnl eatinmtora aa Kre.iier oullaytj of money due to expanded activi tlea of bureaus, and a prospective decrease In revenue. The trend toward fufillment of one side of the aitualon decrease In revenue was attested to last nlnht in a report of tho internal revenue bureau, made public at the same time Director Uml predicted (lie deficit. This report disclosed (hat tax collections In. the fiscal year ending June HO, were leaf-. t ?75.147,5!2 than In the pre ceding year. v " Manufactured by ; Douglas County Flour Mills 1 Rooeburg, Oregon UNION AIR LINES, )MC, OWNERS AND OPERATORS jS WEST COAST ' 1 I Air Transport Co. Tri-Motored, 8-Passcngcr AIRPLANES IT Try Dr. Blosscr's Medical Cigarettes Next Time Nasal catarrh is not only disagree able and offensive, but t will lead to serious trouble. That inllained condition of the mu cous membranes of the air passages of the head, nose and throat may unread to the point where it is incur al)l: and a danger to life. Dr. Hlusser a Cigarettes arc comXJsedof me dicinal herbs, flowers and ber ries. The warm iiriioke vapor h inhaled into the affected air pas sages and will go where spra ys, douches ' a' 11 d salves cannot reach. They contain no tobacco or ruhel3, and Leinj; harmless, are used by children, as welt as adults. If you suffer from any catarrhal trouble, plain nasal catarrh, catarrhal deafness, hay fever, asthma, bronchial irritations, or are subject to frequent colds, get from any druggist a conven ient pocket-size, package of Dr. Hlos ser's Cigarettes, and prove for your self their pleasant, beneficial effects. II. G. Klore, rancher of Looking (Mass was In this city Monday af ternoon trading and looking after business affairs. CHINESE FAMINE TAKING THOUSANDS t (Apijt-l I'ri'tt U-iiMtj Win-j - SHANGHAI. Aug. 27. Ten per .cent of the iuhahitants of a famine district 30 miles wide and luo miles long lu northeast Shantung are in aji advanced stage of mal nutrition and apparently doomed to death, said Karl Baker of New j York, who returned here today from an inspection of the district.! Another 2ft per cent, he said. In1 "slowly starving." Grasshoppers and drought cut the spring crops In half while the autumn crop Is deHcrihed as "practically a com plete failure." The district con tains about 1,500,000 Inhabitants. .ir. uuittrr amu nm invfsiigitiiuiis convinced mm imu mere is neeu for Immediate relief. A pleasing telephone personality is a personal asset and it helps to. Improve the service. 1 NEGROES SOUGHT AS MURDERERS OF RANCH FOREMAN , ATTENTION MOOSE . ' ' The women of .Mooseheart Legion Invito all JJooae and their families to a water- melon feed to be 'held at L'mp- qua Park, Wednesday, Au- gust 29th at 7:30 p. m; lieved since the disappearance that Ramsey .had been killed. A heavy grubhin? hoc bearing blood stains on the blade' and on the handle Was found on the, creek hank yestorday pear "the body. Sacks, also covered with blood, were discovered nearby, it was be lieved the sacks wero -.used Jo carry the body to the creek. " White is said to have cofnd'h'ere from Kansas City, Mo, whore he has a Wife and baby. fcje la' be lieved to have a crlmjiial record In' that city. Shelton's home isln Tennessee. NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB (about 350,000 members, was ap MEETS AT CAMAS VALLEY I proved today by the evangelical 1 Lutheran joint synod of Ohio and I The ladies of the Neighborhood f smtes in convention hero. Club met Tliursday, August 'Si, at tle home of Mrs. Ethel Urown. iiier me uusiuess nieeuu uiv j ufternoon was spent in sewing and W;ociul conversation. Mrs. Winnie I entertained the ladles with' a song. Refreshments were served. Mem bers present were .Mrs. Edna Reelz, Mrs. Evelyn Russell, .Mrs. Sarah Jones, Mrs. Audrey Smith, Mrs. Winnie Hrown, Mrs. Lucy Dick, Mrs. Ruth Lawson, Mrs. Mabel Wolcott, Mrs. KU Xeely of Looking Glass, Mrs. Lena Dunn, Miss Uessie l!mwn and the host ess, Mrs. Etliel Brown. Visiting the club was Mrs. Susan Smith. ' The- Ohio joint synod will uiergo with the Iowa ujjd Buffalo synods, which have themselves approved the merger. T he merged body will be called the Evangelical Lutheran synod of America and will con.trol ' some $1'0,000,000 In property. ' BORN WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Wilson at their home In Alexander Addition, Sunday, Au gust 26, 1928, a son. - Myer's pumps afitf water sys tems are reliable. They aro sold at Wharton Bros. IN BANKRUPTCY STEAMER RAMS AND SINKS TUG; FIREMAN MISSING ST. HELENS, Ore., Aug. 23 Tnlico officers ' today ' redoubled; L" .'r search for Carl Shelton and Ta.-lor White, young negroes, fol-1 lowing the discovery yosterday.ini Milton creek, near here, of the' mutilated body of M. C. Ramsey,' fill, negro foreman of the Tom I Johnson ranch on which the three; were employed. Since July 24, when Ramsey and j the two young men disappeared, a! search has been made for them, i An nutomohile, which was taken; from the ranch was found In Port-; land on July 25, with two tirev flat. The sheritf's office had be-t NEW YORK, Aug. 2S. The pas senger steamer ChesTcr W. Chapln of the New England Steamship Co., rammed and Mink' a tug today in Hell Gate off Dltmnrs Dove, As toria. A fireman on the tug was reported missing. Tho other ten of the t-ug crew were rescued. A l.ri-foot bole ' was torn above the water line, on the" starboard side of the steamer bound from Providence with 250 passengers. After the collision" the steamer swung An to a reef where she lay for nearly an hour before being pulled off by tugs. Tho accident was believed-due to a misunderstanding of signals. SALEM PAPER BANKRUPT & - ' (Amx-lalvtl I'ifM I.imsH Win-) PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27. j voluntary petition , has been filed iu 'here by the World Publishing com jpany of Salem, publisher of the (tho Salem World, a daily news j paper which suspended this month. R. P. Pettlpiecc, president of the 'company, signed the petition which 'listed assets of 2,902 and liabil ities of $G,097. LUTHERAN SYNODS UNITE In tho District Court of the United Stales for tho District of Oregon. In the matter of Zigler-Craven Hardware Company, a corporation, Bankrupt. - Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned offers ( for sale, to the I highest bidder, (subject to confir mation' by the court), the stock and fixtures 'of tho above named bank rupE situuted lu the store' building at No. 117 N. Jackson St., Hosu burg; said stock being of the In- In bankruptcy ' V-"1"1 7U VL"" federal court 1 . 1,3"uruB " , iiivuiuury can uu seen at me store or at my office, No. ,671 Pil lock Block, Portland, Ore. Sealed bids for the purchase of said stock and fixtures will be re ceived up to ten (10) o'clock a. m., August 21 1928, and tho same opened at the office of tho re feree In bankruptcy, In Roseburg. Said bids to be accompanied with certified check for 10 per cent of amount bid. Dated August 23, 192S. G. W. INGRAM, Hlglor-Craven Hardware bankrupt. - (.W.fi::h-. VxVf Lwiwil Win-) COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 27 Consolidation of the membership of all evangelical Lutheran synods Trustee In thft United States, comprising -Company Thi IS I: "Yellowed mashed potatoes in a inocnd. with tips all 'nicely brown ed!" ' Sounds like a bit of delicious limbic, doesn't It ? Yel I he way to hrown the tips of thos pota toes together with other ama.ing things that ynu have never heard of, will be told you quite casually and confidently next week when Miss Victoria Warner comes to Roseburg through the courtesy of the Southern Oregon Gas corpora tion to conduct cooking classes for the News-Review. To Mtfis Warner cooking isn't merely a par; of every day's task! To her It is an an which she has studied and whh which site haw ex-j perimi-nled until ordinary foods ap-i pear i:r,.l: r her talented finders lu : almost unrecognizable shapes mid j ways and women wonder why they, had never, (bought of those things j before. ' Miss Wumer will show ynu, howl in prepare cverythini; Tor the funi-i lly dinner or luncheon, from the Ipeatl to llu1 dessert, and will show: you in such a way that tt will noli bo nut 'of reach elt her of your ' purse or your time-table, lu fact,; accord i in: to Information available! eeiicnrniim Miss Wanier she be , lleves yny decided! v lu savin : as1 many steps as positde. in eliminat-; Inn a tmieh work as Is practicable; and In using as lew utensils as Is j I consistent w h h ond conk inn. t t The first class phe will i.mdiiei ' jul'l he utt Tuesday afternoon at U o'clock in Hie First Presbyterian i church. ; hard gr that ltty 1 car-Don causes wear : TO SAN FRANCISCO Monday Wednesday Friday Fare $0.00 TO SEATTLE ' Fare, one way $12, round trip $22 From Portland, twice daily Three' Motor Give Positive Safely Usual Insurance Liability Over 1,000 pnsscners nlrcndy enrried uil our line since Mnrcti 5. Folder liifnrmntion nl nil Pickwiik Sla',;e Anflicics Wo liiincllc Irunkn nud heavy ljii;.;-;iii-p See Ayenl for )ihIm ul.us CT A - T? TPDIimiAI LIATPI W'Uon calllni; ;t imiiiiImt. pro- J IKMItlrt' rii'tirh fITl.l illvl tm l I y lilt' i :i'iiti'iil olffr( luinir in -mil. uml )'it,ti I niluii'itit of Ihi' iniiiitirr. ! DAILV WEATHER HEPORT ! U. S. WVatlier Itiliiau Otlii-f, ; Hosnliltl'K. Ott'mm. I)nlil rmrt i-ii by H. KliciuT. Mi-HMinitt.Kisl. In ' Jj'linrtfo. . Ilnrotni-tfic iirissmo (rrilmril i In sea Icm'I) f a. in St'. in Kt.'lnllvi' huniiiltiy r. '. in. yva I li'iiluy (nrv rt'ii: i Ml Pfi-clp. In lnche and Hundredths: IIIkIh-sI Iriniifi-aliii-t' rftlt'i (la 7 l.tiwvst It'iniit'inl in t- ln.tl iilchl AvnniKO tt'initfialm n tnr Uio j day '. Normal icniii-trHturo fhr thta day lrttt'liia(Um, lasi "I hmurt .... Tntal ijtH'l'. jilnc'o 1st lm'nt Ntnimll prrclp. fnr this tminlh Yi'tn! i-n'tip. Iroin St.'pt. 1. 1927. to (Into ; Awnme pm-ri. rinm i?!tt. I. 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Soft carbon and only a Utile 6f it Shell Motor Oil, made by a new refining process, forms less carbon than any oil you can buy. What little it does form is soft, .sooty blows away through the exhaust. Pour waste oil on a pane of glass you'll see bits of metal "filings" from your motor's moving parts. And "dirt" grit ty black carbon that causes wearl Shell Motor Oil forms only 13 tol5thecarbon of even the costliestoils "and soft, soot-like car bon that easily blowt away through the ex-haust It has a remarkably high heat resistance, holds its sturdy lubricant body under heat that would ruin ordinary oils. In every way it is a smoother, finer lubri cant; you are fully justified in saying that it "adds thousands of miles to the life of your car." Insist that Shell Motor Oil be put into your car when you refill, when you buy extra oil. You are sure then not only of good lubrication but freedom froni gritty carbon. hone 586 Tntal ilrfiflt'iiry Kinoe Sttil. 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