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Guard Against Flu
with good, reliable shoes.
Now is a critical time fur maintaining one'i good health.
Good shoes protect the feet properly where the body is
easiest exposed. Duster Brown and Selby Shoes are built
on a reputation that assures protection. New styles and
they fit. A true fit for moderate price.
Men's Scotch Grain
Special value in Buster Brown heavy dress type of Shoe
for men. Popular last and positively of the soundest con
struction. Both black and tan.
Better Service Better Merchandise
ICMKMsI
Smoked and Salt Meats
Salt Dixie Squares, lb 20c
Salt Sides, lb 22c-25o
Smoked Dixies, lb 22c
Smoked Loin Backs, lb. 27c
Breakfast Dacon, half or whole pieces, lb 30c
Breakfast Bacon, sliced, lb 35c
Sweet Pickled Pork, lb. 25c
3 lbs. pure open kettle rendered Lard, lb 50c
1 Yi lba. pure open kettle rendered Lard, lb 25c
Pork
Pure Pork Saiicage, lb :.. 22c
Pig I locks, lb 122c
Pork Shoulder Roasts, lb 20c-25c
Pork Leg Roast, any size, lb 25:
Beef
Briskets, lb 15c
Short Ribs, lb ISc
Pot Roasts, lb. 20c-22c
Rump Roasts, lb -20c-25c
Veal
For Stewing, lb 15c
Breast Veal, lb .' 18c
Knuckles Veal, 11) .8c
Shoulder Roa3t. lb 25c
Lor Roast, lb 25c
Loin, rib of venl 30j
Regular delivery service free. If you can't come,
call us up. We are very careful of phono orders.
PHONE 351)
Slim silhouette
condemned by physicians
Undercatmg leads to tuberculosis
and other diseases
IP THE mothers and young girla of thit coun
try could hav heard the addressee before the
Annual Philadelphia Tuberculosis Conference,
something would be done and done quickly
to stamp out the dangerous under-dieting by
young girla.
The addresses of this meeting were ma da
public through the Philadelphia Public Led
ger. "The moat difficult problem facing us
in COmbatina tuberculoma amnn tiih.aihnnl
girls, and particularly among the young wr?r;cn of today, is the
vicious habits they practice to retain or acquire a slim and
graceful figure.
"We dont seem to be able to save them," says . . . "the
problem of nutrition ia the one re have to Uce in our examination
of girls of this age. It is at this age that girls are most susceptible
to tuberculosis and other diseases."
Parents must put an end to the dangerous dieting of young
people. Thousands of older women have been seriously and
permanently injured by extreme dieting to reduce weight. It it
ven more serious for growing girla to starve themielvea.
Tempt the appetites of your family with dcliciously sweetened
cereals and fruits for breakfast, with abundant canned and fresh
vegetables sweetened to taste, and with fresh, dried and canned
fruits for desserts. The Suear Institute.
A,
Oxfords, $5.85
Complete Stock
of School
Oxfords
AT I
;ervice I
FOES OF Hit !
WHCQffi I
IN 6EU CITYi
1
I
FRA.VKKOHT-O N M A I N. Ger
many, Jim, 4. An Inii-riuilloiiul
fonft-ri'iiCM otKumzid liy th Wom
an's lutt-rnuiional league lor
iVjtce and I'l-dom ojit at-d , hir
today.
HclfntiMls of Intcrtiallonal re
pute wr on ihn program, (heir
Kuliji ct bin iinxltrn m-ihols of
warfare and the proration of civil
population. On of th main ol
jcr'a of the confereiH-o Is 1 pro
tent aalni.t the f heniU-al warfare
of the future.
fr. N'Hiina Sahlbom of Stock
holm opened the ronferenre with
an addreits on tlie urKt-wy of the
meetiiiK in view of th fart that
thus far very few nations had rati
fied the leaKiie of nations poison
Kas convention. She declared that
the world was never ho disturbed
an today and that the next war hy
limitless attack against all n-Kurd-less
of the civilian populations.
aKe or sx would Inevitably end In
the annihilation of all civilization.
Prof, L. Lewin of Germany
spoke next on the question of pois
oning by asphyxiating gases.
Numerous telegrams from vari
ous parts of the world were read,
acclaiming the purpo.e:i of the con
ference. Other speakers on the program
are Prof. Paul Lantr vln of France
and l)r. Gertrude Woker of Switz
erland. The four main questions which
will be duscuKsed are:
1 The character of modern war
fare. 2 How to protect civilian popu
lations. 3 Science (ind technical equip
ment ur.d disarmament.
4 -Conclusions and how they
nmy be turned Into practice.
Among prominent members of
the committee of honor are Prof.
Albert Ainmein. Prof. Otto Meyer
hoff, Noliel prize winner for tin ;JI
cine; Admirals Drury Lime and
Mark Kerr and Mrs. Helena Swan
wick for KiiKland; Itomiiin Hol
land, Prof. Charlca ikle, Madame
le St. Prix and Madame Severlne
for France; Selma liK'irlnf and
1'rof. Osten Fiiden for Sweden and
Prof. David Siarr Jonh.n for th.
t'niteU States.
MISSOURI BANK
BANDIT KILLED,
PAL IS JAILED
(Continued from page 1)
Ciuii'lea Parker, ux-convict. was
brattn over iht li;:tl unci prnl
ahiy fv tIoijhI y Injured rnrly today
(Jutiiig a Ktiifft ftuht with police
pursuing lii in aiii-r Iih liud ruhhed
lVtt's trill, on Mission utirct, (
i
Pollcnnmn Tlniolhy I.cnry, o-o
of ilie ptirnicrs, wan thot In tlie
h:t;iil during 1 1 . hutiio. l.tary ami
uiHiihi-r pouci'MHii rushul liie rob
bvc uiut he hail I'lnpiit-U tun iu
volvur .ntiil luat hint down will,
tin Ir timiH. 'i no man v. us takf ;i
to a hoxpital ii ih oiihcUjus.
Pei Vitlovli li, one of llu kiIII
propi kMort. mn inio the utrtt't
nhoiitiiiK utii'r ilie ruhbory, an.l po
lite took up thf that..
ll.u ker said h" came hero a' few
days ao fiom Poithtnil, Ore., and
pi ior 10 that h.ul been In Montana.
He admliwd he l.tul nerved uo
terniH l:i pil:-im ft,r liurtjlaiy and
robbery, pih of two yearn in Mik
aoml penid -Hilary and a three-year
Iwrm In Neln-HHicn
WHALEN MAKES
SECOND DRIVE
AGAINST DIVES
(Continued from paee 1)
reRarded by polite offirials aa con
firmation of reports that crooks
and other undesirables were leav
ing the eity lor ( tilingo and other
points.
NMIon.il Capital Next
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.--A ten
weeks' war on hooi termers and
rpeakoasles to make th i.tlosiiil
capital nn "example" to the viile
of the mutiny will be Inumhed in
Washington next Sunday.
The euinpalgn will be waed un
der the nih'phes of the national
IP
Hull, to nil tire lifers' I a:n start
fn the new year r.aht. I mn vo
tn to make a tirht to do a volume
the biiKine;-, thtt new year V.t'2.
and in 1 1 1 ; t w;iy eam a rp".-!:il dis
count. 1 offrr yim per cent trade
in value for mir used cashi.
pmvidliiK they are not worn en
tirely out or blow n out Think f
It - a $HMu lire for 1.M ate) your
old caslni; A Ijiiiki lire for ll.Voo
..nd you.- o'd My tires a e
the t.ee nn. tattiredly kn-'wn .in I
nntliinnily a !v,-riS l 'I hey .v
ihe ame prn a a'l o'her flit
iuaHty I'ih- tit-en. no more and no
lei 'I "!: -e Ix no nl;r-er In the
VtMHl.ii. ro J" ; k" Pi the ev;:?m,
hut an honest 'liiKt'it' prujKtsiuon.
NICHOLS AND CARTER S ,
TIRE SHOP j
united commit! for law enforce-T
meiii with (he purixme of prepar
ing "the national capital for the in
coming administration pledged to
a b-iit-r enforcement of the law
and to titake Washington . an ex
ample and encouragement to the
cities of the nation."
Former Governor Pinehot of
Perins)!van!a has Issued a demand
that President Cooiidge aisk the
commiHsfoners or the District of
Columbia to submit a list of jak
easies and close them on penalty
of losing their jobs within a week.
Dr. Clinton N. Howard of
Itorhester. New York, who Is In
charge of the campaign, announced
that he had been pledged the coop
eration of the Washington Minis
ters' association. He will Initiate
the onslaught on the liquor sellers
at a meeting on Sunday at the
First Congregational church.
Coffins for Gangsters
CHICAGO, Jan. 4. Coffins for
killers was the Jolly sentiment pro
nounced today hy Police Commis
sioner Kussell In response to re
ports that 30 New York gangsters
were euroute to Chicago.
"We've got a coffin for every
one that gets here," he said. "We
had one to fit Frank Orlando not
so long ago, and the supply is still
good." Orlando, a robber-slayer
from New Jersey with a reward on
his head, was slain by police while
he fled from a robbery.
'J he report of a gangster Influx
was based on the crusade of New
York's new police commissioner,
Grover Whalen, by which many
bad men are said to have been
driven from that city.
"We won't drive 'em out," said
Commissioner Hussell. "We'll ship
'cm back in boxes. Our police In
the last five months have killed 30
gangsters and wounded 54 mores
"Tell that to the bovs in New
York."
JAMES SMITH WILL
OPERATE STANDARD
OIL GAS STATION
Leasing or the Standard Oil ser
vice station at the corner of Lane
and Stephens streets to James W.
Smith was announced this morn
ing. Mr. Smith, who takes over the
station today, has been with the
company for five and a half years,
lie first was attendant at the sta
tion Just north of the Deer Creek
bridge and later was transferred to
Dim 'itm k Vl Wl lio nnw will manatra
j Plans for installation of a greas
ing rack and oil changing equip
ment are already under way, Mr.
Smith said. Later he plans to add
other equipment and convert the
bu.sincbij into a super service sta
tion. Grant Osbom, who for the past
three years has been assistant at
the station, will remain in thai
capacity.
'LtNDY'S G R L' OF PAST
DAYS BECOMES BRIDE
,A(nc)atid Pri'M (.rami Wire)
CHICAGO, J a n. A "I.lndy
Bill," as they used to call lA'onore
l.otiKley In .May wood, 111., ia Mi.
Harold Knoop now.
The pretty brown-eyed daughter
of the Albert LonRleya, at whose
homo t'ol. Charles A. Lindbergh
KKiined when he wan just plain
"Slim" of the air mail, was mar
ried New Year's day.
.Mr. and Mrs. Knoop were to
drive by automobile Saturday lo
Cleveland. whore they will make
tin-lr home.
When Col. Lindbergh lived at
(he l,nnley home. Miss IonK-y
often assisted in pieparing bib
brenkliut, and occasionally she
played the piatio for him. She 13
IS years old.
DEATH CHEAT J CUPID BUT'
LEAVE3 CRO0M INCOME
CHICAGO. Jan. 4. A lifetime
Inrnnip uf 1151) a month Is provM
ed for Waltor S. SH'.nli y of Kvbus
Ion under the will of Miss I'hylila
Moorhouse to whom he was lo
have been married this month.
Miss Moorhouse died Christmas
ove.
The young woman's will, filed
for prohato yesterday, followed in
its provisions the instructions con
tained In the testament of her rath
er. William K. Moorhouse. former
commissioner of public works of
ChlcaK", ho died in 135.
L'nder the father's will, Stanley
was to have received JteO.UMO
; wtien he and Miss Moorhouse were
married. The sum that was to
! have been Stanley's is bequeathed
I to Miss Moorhouse', sister. Mis.
Il'tborah Sweetser, with a provi
won that .Stanley receive a
month.
GIRL THAT UPSET THRONE
' IN INDIA IS DIVORCED
(AMiytntrd Prm I.rsnt Wli)
IK M HAY, India. Jan. 4 Mum
tax IteKuui, danrlnf? girl, affection
for whom cost Tukojl Hao. mahara
J.th vt Inchu his throne and who
was married in 19L'6 to Abdul Kah
nmn. stm of a wealthy Mohamme
dan, has been dlvorretl.
The divorce was a creed unon
mutually at Karachi where Abdul
I Krihman waa quoted as saying to a
j iiewapaper man: ' have no lll
U toward Mumtat. I was obliged
to ayre to a divorce in response
to the folios of my father who
juantii me to enter business sert
j ously."
I Moth Mnm'nx and Rahman shed
J tears on their final sepamtlon.
, Mumtai left Karnchi for Itombay
und on arrivliu here said (hat she
i was tired of romances and would
lead n quiet life with her mother
; In the future.
NOTED RANCHMAN DEAD
KOKT WDKTH, Texas. Jan. 4
W 1. Ite nobis, pioneer Texas
rinelnnan. Indian fighter and mil
lionaire c!ilrmnii. died here todav
after a brief illness. I.e was 77
e;irs o'il.
The Itevnolds ranches were In
Th wkniorion. Shackelford and
IV.-os etiunties, the most f.imous
being the Pecos county ranch near
Kent, called the Hock Pile. .
ROSEBURG RADIO
DEALER WINS STATE
PUBLICITY PRIZE
Raymond Parslow, local At wa
ter Kent radio dealer today : re
ceived a (heck for $fo representing
the first prize In a state-w iUe
publicity contest among the Ai
waier Kent dealers. The state
distributors offered a prize for the
bent window display and also a
prir.e for the best plan to draw at
tention to that particular make of
radio set. Mr. Parslow through
I. is cooperation with Oregon Stale
college and Dictaphone distribu
tors in conducting experiments in
connection with Hie college market
news broadcast was awarded the
prize In the publicity contest.
NEW TODAY
WANTKI Carrots and cabbage.
Phone 25K1 1.
DRY fir block wood under shed,
$2.73 pr tier; stove wood ti.
Phone 24F32. ' '
KIR blork wood. 2M per Her.
Hound oak blork and stove wood,
3 .25. Phone 24F32.
fOU KENT Unfurnished 2-room
house with basement, porch and
water. Phone 492-L.
WANTKDMaiTto-drive car to
Portland for transortallon. Roy
Ilufhain, 109 Roue St.
DRAGSAVS Our mach.-iu are
well constructed and low in
price. Leake & Beyers Co.
nm sal.,-uood all-around wag
on for ranch work or hauling. E.
K. Woodcock Blacksmith Shop.
CRKAM Sf:rAXATOR lZrVesize
Sharpies separator, good condi
tion, cheap. Leake & Beyers Co.
WANTeT Furs and hides of all
kinds. Highest prices paid. Rose
burg Poultry Co., Sol N. Jackson
St.
W A X T K I TO KENT Piano by
the month. Mrs. M. George, care
Joelson Bros. ranch, Umpqiia,
Oregon.
S K A S ONLI) fir block wood,
per tier. Also cord wood, on the
ground
delivered. Phone ;
FOU SALE Four good cowb
fresh, and one to be fresh Boon.
Fred Vedder on Looking Glass
road.
CHOICE mountain Denver onion i
seed for sale. Idaho grown, 11.25
per lb. delivered parcel post. J. 1
I. (Irabam. Star lit., Koseburg.
FOK SALE Jubilee incubator, I
6tO-egK size, pood as new, hot
water heat; equipped for either.
electricity or oil. Phone 2sF5.
M. B. Green.
SA'n RnAY"onIy"we will sell the
followliiK: All cotton mattress
$6 95. Simmons steel sprlnns
JMii. Iarpe post ivory bedn
?5.95. Itound table $12.U0. Cole
man camp stove 16.0'). Mohair
davenport $i5. Burlap back lino
leum 7."c aq. yd. Powell Furniture
Store. 115 Sherldnn street.
GOLD MINK FOIl YOU 4 acres
Hose and D'Anjou pears, Kood
houe, fireplace, out but Idinpa,
Pacific highway road stand, did
$2x duv in season. Full price
Smo. Half cash. Ht'HRY. Say
er's, fi('9 J.irkson, HoseburR.
COZY. ENJOYABLE HOMERS
rooms, bath. lights, water, sewer.
Just outsido city taxes. Glorious
view. Ixjts lOuxllM). Garden, some
fruit, barn, chicken yard. Fine
place lor children. Will trade for
close In Koseburg home. Sttyers,
6'9 Jackson, Itoseburg. Phone
690 J.
TCNITE
Warner Stone
and His
Famous 12 Piece
Dance Band
It's Red Hot and
Sizzling
Oriental
Gardens
9:30 till 12:30 p. m.
SOCIAL
DANCE
I. O. O.V.Hall
SUTHERLIN
Saturday Nite, Jan. 5
Sponsored by
STAR FIVE ORCHESTRA
Admission 01
Ladie Free
DANCE
at
Tenmile
Saturday Nitc, Jan. 5
Music by
Tht Rtveltrs
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPT0MITHIST
SoeciallH In th fitting ef
QlMMS
IK Jarksos Rt.
SEVEN MORE FOR STATE
PRISON AND REFORMATORY
fAmnrtoi Vtrm LraaM Win)
LA .KAN1K, Ore.. Jan. I.
Officers were preparing Wxiay to
leave for the state penitentiary
and the reformatory at Wood burn
with seven prisoners, ranging in
age from 25 to 24 years, who had
foe en sentenced for thefts, rob
beries or holdups here.
Following sentencing of John
Richard Hying and Ben Robins to
the penitentiary yesterday for rob
bing a theater manager. Circuit
Judge J. W. Knowles sentenced
Julian Mason to H) years in pri
son on a robbery charge. At liie
same time County Judge V. U.
Couch was sentencing Gene Mv
("lain, Jim Mulch ler, Machie Stew
art and lister Steliman to the re
form school in theft cases.
HOLDUP SUSPECTS RELEASED
The two men arrested yesterday
suspected of holding up Mrs. Mae
Pyron, telephone operator, were
released yterday after Mrs. Py
ron was unable, to identify either
of them. One of the men answer
ed the description very closely,
and neither of the transients could
satisfactorily explain his action on
the evening of the holdup, but as
(here was no positive Identifica
tion they would not be held.
GOOD TRICK, IF
LENTIST: How did you lose
those front teeth?
UATIfVT. 'IV..U r. .Ulnlr
of a flask while falling downstairs.
-jnnge
s it "Worth WKile -
Safeway Savings Saturday
Ficur
Those who have tred Safewy flour
will have no other. 'l"he best all purpose
flour you can buy. Every sack guaranteed.
48sack
Barrel
Butter t - i
Our own Safeway brand.
Finest creamery butter.
In...
2 ibs.
500
.990
Soup
Campbell tomato soup.
An especially delightful
and economical dish on a
cold day.
250
Cereal
Cream of Wheat, one
the popular cereals. Note
the price.
Package 220
Cheese
n
Oregon full cream, very
rich and tasty.
.280
til
Bananas
Nice ripe fruit.
X
.190
pounds
IHJ WF. nFMVPR nilAIMTiTV
Hi Store No. 255,
PANAMA CANAL PROFITS
PA V A MA Jan. 4.-OfflcIal an-
nouncement was made today ttmt
the Panama canal has collected,
126 371 from 6 3.14 vessels, du r-
ing' the calendar year Just ende fl.
Though these were the highest
: 3
1 lr
GORDON N0RTHM0NT AND DURHAM HOSE
I HELLIWELLS. INC.
We hear thk question ttked alnwst every day most frequrnt
ly about this time oi year. Budgeting household expexues
and then living within the budcet is no smaO task. Never
theless, it most decidedly a worth while, h cur daily
contact with and service to hundreds of thousands of families
throughout the West, we have a wonderful opportunity
tc study this question, tt is our ebeerva&oa thst-aside
hem those families having unusually targe incomcs-the
most successful and contented are those who budget their
expenditures and adhere to their plans as rigidly as circunv
stances will permit Almost tn variably such families buy
11 of their foods at Safeway Stores
;;v
$1.89
$7.49
Pound .. .
3 lbs. .. .
Cookies
A fresh assortment of ex
tra fancy cookies.
Pound 380
Rice
Blue Rose rice delightful
for puddings.
4 pounds 29j
Cleanser
of Sunbrite The double ac
tion cleanser. Will remove
the dirt and grime.
4 cans 1 90
Marshmallows
Fresh end fluffy, new
shipment just arrived.
.290
Oranges
Nice for schcol lunches or
juice.
3 dozen 870
Roseburg,
j figures for any calendar year they
i Tell snort oi ine mgu rrvuru ior
Bt fical endlD ,UM 30
when 6.F.68 paid $2.M4.9.
Catial trainc ior uecemoer. is.
1 surpasses an mourn ui mn imsc
j calendar year with 579 transits and
total collections of 2.443.oaa.
The
Smart
Shop
OFFERS
. January Specials
On Vflvet and Velvet
Trimmed Dresses
All Woolens priced for January
Clearance
A few Coats and Raincoats left
priced for closing out.
Jerseys .....
Silks
Velvets
.. . - $4.00 to S7.S0
$7.50 to $16.50
$12.50 to $22.50
and Monday
Coffee
budget r
Safeway coffee is one of the greatest
values offered in our stores. Roasted in
our own plant and ground to your or
der when you buy it.
$1.39
Catsup
MAX-I-MUM brand pint
bottles delicious with II H
steak.
2 bottles 390 In
Baking Powder
Schillings an excellent
and reliable baking pow
der. Full wiight can.
380
Pound
Peas
MAX-I-MUM brand sma I
sifted earlv lune. Vrrv
good value. In
3
..55
Shrimp
The choicest shrimp from
the gulf coast.
9 OQrf
Smoked Meats 3S
Cottages, lots of lean. T
Per pound 290
noncne
phone 230
mil