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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1928.
GREAT DAY OF BARGAINS IN
Dress Shoes
SATURDAY
i!S. P.TOTAKE OVER
ERESTMH
PACIFIC.- RUMOR
$3.95
PORTLAND, Ore.. Auk. 31.
Jg! Southern Pacific rullroud officials
Will ore today Halt) (hey have, aa yet,
tjno )n forma lion rHutlve to plana of
W tho Southern Puclflc to acquire full
S control of Northwestern Puciflc by
a taking over the Sunlit Fe road's in-
gjl turewt. The statement was madejj?
I iii, wiinwwr iu u ijui-iy hhiuwiiii, u
et Ban Krunotnco report that negotia
te I tlonH were under way between the
j nance In business, particularly the
subjects or budgeting ana account
ing, continued 'Ms talks- today,
speaking on "Credits" and 'Col
lections' two of the most impor
tant features of present day busi
ness. These talks wore found lo
be of exceedingly great benefit to
all of those present, giving many
new ideas of these business fea
tures. The Institute closes this even
ing with u dinner at the Uninquu
Hotel. The meeting starts at 6:30
and the meal will be followed uy
a program which will be featured
by an add reus on "Modern llusi
ness by A. E. Tate, secretary of
the Oregon - State Itetuil Mer
chants Association. :
NEW TODAY
APPLE boxea now available. Denn
Gcrrntseii Co.
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: Leading styles in types appro
priate for any occasion. The
New Fall trend in modest
straps or demure pumps. Now
greatly reduced for the finish
of our annual August clearance.
S1.95
Clean up values on shoes,
straps and pumps of amaz
ing quality.
95c
Bargains for thrifty buy
ers, who wish to save real
money. Women's and
children's
Hundreds of Surprising Values!
Southern Pacific and the Santa Ke
for Hale of the latter's one-half In-
Wi terest In the Northwestern Pacific,
The San Francisco d snatch nuot-
&! ed K. II. Maggard, president of the
iNormwesiern rucinc, as announc
ing that negotiations' were, under
way. He was said to have declar
ed that, If the deal went through,
It would mean the extension of the
Northwestern Pacific into new ter
ritory. Maggard was quoted as Intimat
ing that the long-cherished dream
of Eureka, Cal., would be realized
and that the railroad would be ex
tended to connect with the South
ern Pacific's California-Oregon line
somewhere In the vicinity of Med-
luru or urams ru.
gjl The Sun Francisco dispatch quot
ed an interview with Paul Klioun,
W extfuuuvti vice-pi KHiueiii . ui uiw
Hi Southern Pacific. Shoun was said
to have declared: "Any Btatement'
concerning the Northwestern Pa
cific must come from Maggard, I
who Is president of that company."!
Better Service Better Merchandise
J. CARVER HEADS
FOREIGN WAR VETS
f Auocfati-d VttmM liwn, fire)
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 31. Ru
gene P. Carver, Jr., of Boston.
Mass., today was elected national
commander In chief of the vet
erans of foreign wars at their
twenty-ninth encampment here.
He won over Patrick W. Kelley, of
Portland, department cornmundev
of Portland, the only other caudlf
date. Carver was senior vice com
mander In chief.
Mrs. liessie Hanken.'Of Flcvere,
Mass., was elected president of
the women's auxiliary. Shu was
unopposed. ,
FOR RENT -5 room bouse, strictly
modern. Phone -tlti-lt.
NEW fall fur felts now on dis
play, Hell Millinery.
THE Village I,ockhinllh moved to
53.1 N. Jackson St. Keys fitted.
LEI-rtllfES bem alwaysT YmTget
them at Nichol's and Carter's
Tire Shop. '
THE new chic skull type trimmed
hat now on display, Dell Millin
ery. COMMON vetch and grain t seed,
2 cents per pound. S. i), (loff,
Oakland, Ore.
A"KEADV to wear hutgood look
lug on the face on. display. Hell
.Tilllnery.
ELHERTA peaches, while they
last $1.00 per bushel. A. V.
Suksdorf, Cou Junction.
J FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartment. No children, 42H Pit-sser.
MSI
111 III W I IIIH II I III III
labopersTosether
W. t. HARDING
IN THE CONTEST
FOR MAYORALTY
(Continued from page 1)
fries without smoke
or unpleasant odor
mm .:
(dig(0)
"I hod always thought a cooking fat
would be father unpleasant to taste.
What a surprise I not when I first
tasted Crlacol It was so good such d
fresh, pure taste."
To test your cooking fat, taste it.
Crlaco's sweel ikvor will astonish you.
writes
Mrs. Betty Kelly
of
Tracy
Cal.
'TIS TRUE
Z When ft lovely woman's hair
grows dimmer
That oneo wuh burnished like
the rye,
- Tho only way lo tmve Its shim
mer ; i ; . , , -
And keep her lovers, tp-to dye.
London Calling. ' f ' ' ;
W. W. Campbell of Myrtle Creek
was Hero Thursday, attending to
bualneBB at fairs nnd linking.
CURED MEATS
Dry Salt for seasoning : 20c
Sweet Pickled Pork, try tliis, lb 25c-30c
Smoked Dixie Squares, lb. . 22c
Smoked Bacon Backs, lb 29c
Smoked Cottage I lams, lb 28c
Breakfast Bacon Strips, lb. ...if..'.'.'.'.'... 28c
Choicest Breakfast, lb . 35c
Pure Open Kettle Rendered Lard, at 3 lbs 50c
Or 1 Vi lbs 25c
LUNCHEON SPECIALS
Chipped Beef, Kippered Salmon.
Boiled Ham. Smoked Herring.
Pickled Pegs Feet. Lunch Tongue.
Summer Sausages. Pressed Corned Beef.
Ham Bologna. Cottage Cheese, etc.
FRESH MEAT SPECIALS
Beef for Stewing, lb 15c
Beef for Boiling, lb 15c
Pot Roast of Beef, lb 20c-22c
Spare Ribs, lb 15c-18c
Pig Hocks, lb 122c
Hamburger, lb 22c
Sausage, pure pork, lb. . 22c
Pork Roast, lb 20c-22c
Veal Roast Shoulder, lb 25c
Veal Leg and Loin, lb ?...t..:. 30c
Beef and Pork Liver, lb '. 15c
PEOPLES SUPPLY MARKET
Free Delivery Phone 145
NEW YORK, Aug. 31. William
Randolph .Hearst; newspaper pub
Usher In a cubic from Paris today
declared for Herbert Hoover of
his home state of California for
president.
"Apparently the Democratic par
ty is endeavoring to make Its op
position to prohibition the domin
ant Issue of the campaign," he as
serted, adding thntt In his opinion
It was ,a "false issue."
If the people do want n change
In prohibition, Hearst said, he
thought it would ho in the direc
tion of "genuine temperance."
"That means Ihey will not want it
modlMed by Tammany hall which,
a H everybody knows, has always
hoeii hand in glove with the liquor
InterustB and has always In I ho
past, supported the saloon ami
been supported by tho saloon," ho
cabled.
' Tho real Issuee, he declared, Is
the "people's wealth nnd welfare,
their material! nnd spiritual ben
efits," which, he believes, tho Re
publican party is best equipped lo
guarantee.
As for Tammany, he asserted,
"the History of Tammany under
Tweed and Croker and Murphy
nnd In fact tho Tammany scan
dals In New York today establish
ed the fact beyond contradiction
that the people of the United
States do not want Tammany :n i
control of the United Stales."
He referred tlo Dr. Nicholas
Murray Hutlor us "one erstwhile"
presidential candidate who "has
aligned himself witH Tammany
hall and Ihe liquor interests be
cause he does not llko Mr. Hoov
er's altitude on the liquor question."
appearance there has been no for
ward movement for many years.
If elected, he stated, he will 'give
a good, conservative business ad
ministration, and will particularly
give attention to the task of
beautifying the city as far as the
Influences of the administration
can be used.
THE smart vagabond hat made
of good quality wool felt, popu
lar priced, Hell Millinery.:-:
TWO houses for rent One 4-room,
one 7-room, both furnished. Xfi7
and MM W. Mosher St.
THE smart new Heret Tain lor
sport and school wear on , dis
play, ReJl Millinery.
I.EE TIRES a marvel of long wear
ing efficiency. You get them at
Nichol's and Carter's Tire Shop.
FO R" SALE Hean thresher 1 4: 1 4,
ready to run. In good shape.
Not old; $20. Uoyers Truck
Garden, Dillard.
THE new popular hut eye 'brow ef
fect In fine quality. Lyon's silk
velvet on display, Bell Millinery.
Salesman wanted To sell the
new Oakland and Ponllac. ' No ex
perience necessary. Telephone -MJJ
lor appointment with Mr. Hansen.
HALE PEACHES for Saturday and
Sunduy. A peach that is a
peach come nnd see them nt
Coos Junction. A. F. Suksdorf.
TURN ON THE RAIN
Houso Hunter: What's this
room, with no ceiling and open to
the sky?
Agent: It's the shower-bathroom.
Tho house was built by ,n
Scotchman. Judge. :
I ""l "-! BE i
USED
Cars!
The McCormlck-Deerlng tractor
has plenty of power to do dry plow
ing satisfactorily. See . one nt
Wharton Ilros.
COLLEGE PLANS
RESEARCH WORK
FOR INDUSTRY
(Continued from page 1)
that
well
wi
ill
serve
save
you
you
money.'
1927 Ford Roadster.
1927 Chev. Touring.
1924 Ford Coupe. .
1 1 925 Star Touring.
OPEN EVENINGS
Roy Catching
Motor Co,
FOUND Package containing
Stockings and oilier articles.
Owner call at News-Review and
describe contents of package.
Ff)RSALETTTos)onsible paTtF
Piano located near 'Roseburg.
Easy terms. Berry Piano Co.,
437 Lawrence St., Eugene, Ore,
A MARK of distinction and good
judgment io nave iee iires -on
your car. You get them at NI
chol"s and Carter's Tire Shop,
FOR RENT 300 acres with fine
outrange, stocked and equipped
good buildings; furniture, fruit,
fine water. Cash rental. L. O.
Maddux, 401 N. Jackson.
WHERE? One hair " mile south of
Canyonville. Canyon Tavern an
ideal place for the Sunday din
ner. Best of service, foods nnd
musia Try it Sunday.
SlIEEP and turkey' ranches for
rent. Farm for rent. Farm to
trade for house. All kinds of
deals. Houses for rent. C. .Mer
rill, ins Mosher St.
fTfT"( n '
Nest Monday ft Labor Day, Klien iblt great
buiy nation nausea to pay earned tribute to
Labor as the basic tbftrce of its material well
being. W can join with enthusiasm in thia
celebration because, side byjiti with the pro
ductive wcrkert of tho West, Safeway baa
labored long and diligently to the end that
waste shall be eliminated from the
costs of distributing the necessities
: of lilo and the hardarneti food
t dollar of the laborer purchase ill
full tneauro of actnal value.
All blorca and Markets
t closed on Labor Day.
Peanut Butter
We have it in bulk but
the tins are more conven-
..ient in warm weather...
1 u,. 240
Tapioca
Minute Tapioca . makes
quick summer des 1
serts i C ri
Pkg Up
" " ' l :
Ivory Soap
Medium size bar "It
Floats."
4
bars
290
..Extracts..
Maximum extracts are
pure and contain a high
er percentage of alcohol
than: most.' Flavor 1 holds
in each variety. Save
money and yet have the
best.
U:..:.. .150
2oz;.. - :. 280
4 oz." 530
They are guaranteed. Try
them!
Ripe Olives
Picnic size olives, in No.
1 can. Very healthful.
2 cans .. Z:.....:....: 270
Deviled Meats
Convenient for lunches,
picnics, sandwiches, etc.
4 small cans 190
Saltine Wafers
Dainty Long Branch
salad crackers. Fresh and
crisp'.
Pkgs 350
2
Orcnite Fly
Spray
FOR SALE HDD acres with unlim
ited outrange, good buildings
and. fences. Sheep, goats, team,
hogs; fine water. Price $5500.,
easy terms. L. O Maddux, 404
N. Jackson.
suui5mj3
DANCE
AT
Camas Valley
Saturday Nite, Sept. 1
Music by
Roseburg Syncopntors
KEY fitting da our Hue. We fit
keys of any kind. Bring the
lock or number. If you have
anything you want fixed bring It
to The Village Locksmith, 535
N. Jackson.
WANTEDParly who picked up
31 x -I Hewitt cord tire and rim.
on Oak Creek, Little River or
Dixonvillo road, to notify R. R.
Wood at News-Review office. Re
ward. '
FOR S ALEr "tiwle 192(fBulck
six roadster In good condition.
Cheap for cash or will trade for
cows. Angora goats or sheep, S.
E. Hell! well, Roseburg, phone
3SF2.
Puritan Malt Extract
Results
guaranteed
Pump Sets
Pints
LHop
83c rALT It It 17
Seasonable Savings
Sweet Potatoes
6 pounds .. : 270
Watermelons
Fresh local
pound
Celery
Fresh , and crisn
' lC. 2 bunches :: . . . ..150
Store No. 255, ' Roseburg, Phone 230
pear. Pear men, despite the fact
that Ihey are experts In their
work, had overlooked this possibil
ity, but when it was pointed out to
them by a college research man
Ihey immediately adopted the tde
and will make several thousand
dollars more from their pears
J than they would otherwise have
reunreu.
"That Is ono thing (hat we are
now trying to do with these mer
chants Institutes that we hav
been conducting throughout the
state. We nre not trying to tell
the merchant how to run his busi
ness or outline to blm nuy de
finite program for the conduct of
, his affairs. We have made a spe-
clal study of certain business con
I dltlons and are bringing to the
i merchants the results of our study.
( It Is) our desire merely to present
i suggestions based upon the ac
1 curate research, bringing Ideas
that have been proven practical
through experience."
The business institute has sti far
I been very successful. The attend
; anae yesterday afternoon was con
siderably larger than In the morn
ing, nnd In the evening there Nvns
a large audience present to hear
the excellent address on retail
celling. This talk was of excep
tionally great value to the mer
chants and their sales forces con
taining many excellent sueges
linns which if followed would
serve lo Increase sales.
A slight change was made in to
day's program, Mr. Vance combin
ing his addresses on store ar
langcment nnd Window Trim into
one topic. This was necessnry as
he was required to return to Cor
vallls today and had to leave ne
I fore noon.
Prof. K. E. Bosworth, who has
(been giving the addresses on ft-
DANCE
Rowell's Hall
TENMILE
Saturday, September 1
Music by
TWILIGHT ENTEPTAINERS
of Bandon
Come to the open Pavilion
where you can keep cool while
you dance.
CITY OF SUTHERLIN
SAWMILL AND BOX FAC
TORY OPPORTUNITY 14,000
acres with 524 million feet of
Douglas fir and 35 million
sugar pine. PRICE 51 00 M ft.
The city will donate mill site
adjoining trackage containing
150 acres. Knit her particulars
E. O. KINOWKLL, SUTHERLIN
CHAMBER O F CO M M E RC E,
Sul Merlin, Oregon.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
2;to w. onk
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board nnd Veneer Panel
Cut t(f Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCK ELRE AS
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTaMETRI8T
Specialist In (he fitting of
Glasses
116 Jacksnn St.
DEER HCNTERS Season . opens
Sept. 10th. Come where doer
are plentiful Guides, pacttei'H
and pack horses furnished at
reasonable rates. . Address A. B. (
Davis, Dothan, Oregon. !
W A NT E D M aifv I thcar to sell
Fuller brushes In Douglas coun
ty. Malt application, address,
and phone number to Fuller
Brush Co, eu Vinpqua Hotel,1
Roseburg. Manager will call
applicants Tuesday. i
WE buy all kinds of used furniture
and tools. We also sell all kinds
used furniture. Call us and we
will be with you. Also practl
rally new electric washing ma-,
chine, $55. Roseburg Salvage i
W. Cass St. j
Bl.'Y a homo. Party leaving town
must sell, fi room house, large
lot, nt a big sacrifice. $250.00
down, about 8 years to pay bal-
ance nt ?9-3S per month, some
as cheap rent. fl. W. YOU NO
A SON, 116 Casa St. Phone
417.
HOME owners, do you need ready
cash? If you own your homo nnd
need immediate funds ' we can
give you prompt service. Our
monthly payment plan offers an
easy method of liquidating
loan. No commissions, no delays.
Umpqun Savings nnd Loan Asso-
edition rimiHna Ahvtrnnt ttMtr
MKAK the new t;rosiey an electric
radio six and eight tube sets.
With power driven Dynamic
speaker. Six tube set complete
105.00. Eight tube set $132.50.
Eight tube console with power
driven Dynamic speaker $187.50.
This set will please tho real
1 fan. All models In stock. Tay.
i lor's Battery and Electric Sta
i tlon. In Roseburg Super Service
' Station. Cor. Rose and Onk Sts.
i J. O. NEWlTA N DA X vTson
r s e n c a r s
'Ford 1-ton truck with new
tires, cab and Ruckstell $300
jOo.Ue Coupe. 19?4 350
1 ',)odge Sedan. 1926 550
Chevrolet tourlnp. 1925 . 350
Ilutck touring. 1922 325
Studebaker with enclosures,
I 1923 . 550
' J. O. NEWLAND AND SON
! RoRebuig. Oregon
I Phone 458
Highest Cash Prices
Paid for all kinds of
Poultry. Get our prices
before. selling elsewhere
Our Plant is Modern in Every Respect We Invite Your Inspection. Expert
Advice on Poultry FREE. 1 EXPERT CULLING.
SffX Umpqua Poultry Co. M5Wi":'4?
We are located in the former Farm Bureau Building, at Railroad Spur,
North Roseburg.
!
STORES TO CLOSE
All stores, except bakeries l
nnd nieut mnrkets, will bo
closed nil day Monday, Sep- j
tember 3, Labor liny. Bakeries
and meat mnrkets will re- !
main open until 9 n. m. There
will be no deliveries. There
will be no Issue uf the News-
Review Mondny.
ItOSICmmo MERCHANTS !
ASSOl'IATION.
Ily E. K. Kenny, Secretary.
CONFERENCE DATES
'. HAVE.BfcErVfcldANGED!
ntlemlnnce nnd n most beneflclnl
meeting.
The dntos tor the .regional con
(erence of the Southern Oregon
Parent-Teacher association have
been chnnged to October 23, 24
and 25, according to word received
here today by Mrs. n. D. Williams,
who is a member of the committee
in charge of. the arrangements
for the coming meeting. It Is an
ticipated that there will he a large
FRANCES LINTOTT .
Piano Studio
, OPENS SEPT. 4TH
522 8. Main St. Phone 4 19. J
"Melody Way" used by over 2WI
public schools, conservntories, uni
versities, colleges nnd normal
schools. Phone 390 for information.
"THE MELODY WAY" STUDIO
Reopens Sept. 5th
MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE, Director
Rooms 1 and 2 Kohlhagen Bldg.
Phone 390
PEACHES
Lemon Clings
now ready at the Curllt ranch.
Bring containers. Phone 8F4.
F. M. Curtis
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Established 1901
s M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
hone 284
k and Kane Sts.
Ambulance Service
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
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