Roseburg news-review., June 13, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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This Is by way of
introduction to a
number of inter
esting and enter
taining people.
First note, at the
left, none other v
than Dinty
Moore, celebrated
proprietor of
Jiggs favorite
hang-out, and
connossieur of
corn beef plus
cabbage ......
: .... and again at
the left is the
daughter of the
Jiggs' family,
quite some girl
you will agree
-At the right i
Maggie, cleared
; for action, flour
ishing h'er char
acteristic weap-
; on. Soon the fing
ers of her right
hand will tighten
...the arm will.
" 1 fJ"Y CxJ"7 V V
H S3 7 X
sr.
. . . . describe an
arc backward ;
and upward.....
a rapid descend
ing motion will
bring the roiling
pis down o n '
iggs' shown at
right ..... with
swift 'painful
contact! ' These
four characters
mean fun for you.
Watch for them.
COMING
BRINGING
U9
By George McMamw
Starts July 1
NEWS - REVIEW
BUSINESS OF
STATE GRANGE
ATTENDED TO
K'uiitinui'd from pagfi D
of ( lie itnnuul inucm-dinga.
Vomen Introduced
Mrs. 11. ti. H.-ciy was then cs
coiii'tJ lo Iho nifiHt. r'H matiuu itnd
imiuiluci'd to U) (iHHemhty, Muh
lur iMimttfi- staling that Mih.
IjmhIv iiuctlfd no Introduction to
tliu luwr milliliter of iHtlions on
unl lull uh many now patrons wr;
Hi-ait'd In tin- convention h wanti-H
Diem to tiLConk! acqua luted with
her.
Mrs. (iiMirKu I'alniitcr, Pomona of
the Naiional Umiiku. wan next i-h-i-uiicil
in i ho masii'i'B Hiatlnu ami
intioiluccd a h n-pn-st'iiiiiiive oi
Ihe National lininge. Mm. I'aJnilt
er mmhf an lnteiestlnK hiIiIivhs In
reply and inviled all to attend the
HCH-sion of (lit Naiional Grango al
Sent tin next November.
liy u-Moluiioii the eMllor fit the
Bulletin wan appointed pnhllrlty
HKfiil of I lie eon veil tion, afier
wllleh the reporl of I he Inter.ses
Bion liy-laws committee was read
by tho chairman, A. Hlaitsihh-r, ami
tho report referred to tho commit
tee, on hy-laus.
lly unanimous rising vote tho
fltate seerelary. Ileriha J. lteck.
whs IiihIiucUmI lo Bend a letter of
Eieetinn.s lo i'.iary S. lioani. past
Btaio HtMTetary. The resolution on
marketing presented hy Ihe Juck
uon eon my l'onioiia at tne meet
ing at Itulnicr was referred to a
Rpi'Mal committee to be appointed
by Iho master.
Legislative Report Heard
Tho reporl. of Hie legislative com
mit! en was nL re;id ami tih'il,
after which Urn M'xiit of Hie fi-Jf-nsle
Miller, chairman or the II.
K. it, v.iim rend ami made a part
of the proci'cdhms.
Anieiulmeiits ami eliunca In Ihe
by-la wh projiosed by va rlous re
BjlurhniH wero thin read and re
ferred to tho eommftleH In charge,
after which Ihe reporl h of the fi
nance committee was read and ac
cepted. A reiuilullon wan introduced for
Immediate consideration and was
unanimously adopted emlondiiK
the action of W. A. Jones, master
of Marlon County I'omona (iraiu.,
whit at ihe Instigation of tho ex
cutlvn c:omtnlttee of Iho Hiaie
Et-atiKc Kervi'd an Injunction on Ihe ,
aecrctary or atate and tdate, treaK
urer enjoining them from paying :
tlieniemtM-rs oi Iho lasl ! f;i:dtliro
the $r ptr day voted in I ii-niselvcs
al Hie laid hlslaiive asHemhly.
Al the evening program tbu laiKe
and comiiMKlfoiiH gymnasium of tho
BUY A BIG "N"
USED CAR
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B c
C X E
Diicl;c .Sril,n, 1926. Five hear
ing ciankslwifl inuldr, roomy
body, ;imkJ lookint;. l'ricc,
$G85.
Dtidcc Sport lourinK, 1 926.
.It's n lcnoMrsiiion llmt lias
been run vmy lillle. V'irtunlly ;
9-1 0 of its value is li ft nml
the price i.s about 1-3 of jls
original co.st. A baij;ain at
$550.
Dol;e (Cii.iliam) I Inn truck,
1926. 1 lioroui:li!y overhaul
ed. l'.nclovd steel cab and
stake rack si.-e 12x7x31 feci
' separale sets ol internal
brakes steel spoke wheels
, oversic tites oveiload
sprinus b n m p e r re
painted. 1'iiie $1025.
Chevrolet louritu:, 192 3. Well
enred for. L'pliolslrry, cm
tains and lop like new.
I 'rice $2'JG.
Ford delivery, 1927. Two new
and two " lire. One of
ihe vciy best model 'I i-ords
that you can find. 1'iice $245
Ford touring. 1923. Good tires
Kuckstcll near convert
ible ton several cxlias.
IW $245.
J. O. Ncwland and Son
Rusohucg, Oregon !
Phone l8
Oldest, dealers in Douglas County.!
Myrile I'olnt hlKh school, with a
sf.iliiiK -upacily of was hard
ly lare enoiiKii t accoiniaoilate
Ihe IIuoiik Kalliered lo hear the
annilitl pioKraia prcHenled hy
SI al o Lt'c'uler .Minnie K. Jlolul.
'I he Ingram was presented under
Ihe ail.spict s of Mrs. Arthur llrnwll,
lecluitT of (!uos ('nlinly t'olnona
raid included tin; following iitiin
tiei s,
Comniunlly Hinging led by lJr.
1'ollllK.
invocation.
Knily Jllslory of Coos Coiinly
Mrs, Killlh Wealherred.
Daudon (liris (llee cluh, directed
liy iMiH. Charles Alwood.
'J'alks on Myrtle wood and Port Dr
illed cedar, Lyman Carrier, Co
ciullle RraiiKft.
Jerry l.ind Sextette Coillllle
KI'HIIRO.
Address- Cnunly Audit Harvey S.
Hale, Coos county.
Rolo Mrs. Ixilllse McAllister,
Myrtle prance.
Shit -dlieeled hy I.clah Parks.
Ilrewsler V It I I u y, McKlnley
fciaiiKP.
CARD OF THANKS
We Ish lo thank Ihe friends of
Soiinlo:mh Jim t;ny for the beau
Mini floral oflVi'liiu-H; ilev. C. A.
Kdw.'ir.ls for his words of comfort.
and the pall bearers, also Mr. and
.ins. ltitter.
Mrs. Margaret Perry and family.
Swollen Veins and Bunches
Have You Varicose or
Near Ankle or Knee
Tm Htup ihe nil.Hi-ry, pain or norf
ii'HH, niliM-f Hi.- (InriKi-rniiM
HWitlli II VilllS (Mill Mil .'11KI hell III.-
! Kh, list- Mit'.iii' H Kiiii-riilil Oil. "I'hlH
il.-itri mwriliil iM-iit-iriitlnu vi-l null
;int l. l If h'-iilltiK oil i.H nliiitlniihli'
itt Nntli.iii 1'iiD. i Idii'h mid all flmt
i Ihuh ill UK Hlori-H.
In liuiiilivil of ciiMi-4 Moihh-'h
Kii.nilil Oil linn KlV.n ll.Mi re
lit 1'. A Hfl I 11(1 jl llllllHCplIf lll:nillK
Kill Imiboctio wiriuiwfeheH and
live forever, imnd'H lioitd Slund.
We Buy Cooperatively,
POSSES SEEKING
ASSAILANTS OF
IDAHO OFFICIAL
(Conlinued from ,mi;e 1)
In the HlniKple that ensued, Kille
was shot In llio leK und wan hater
ed into iiiieoiiRelousneHH villi a
Ktin Imtt. The robbeiH thon loon.
Trlbhey'B cur, hmded tlio tnre
men In It ami drove for the moun
laintt. .
After Roverul hours of almlesH
driving they halted near Greer,
nine miles southeast of here, tied
the men to trees, left one of their
number to guard them, atid drove
av.ay. Aftei four hours the three
bandits returned. Rot their com
panion and drove away aRinn.
Kinnn and his companions escaped
in a few minutes. Kille, sorioutily
but not daimeroiiHly hurt, was
taken to a hospital here.
Klnne said the bandits hit (mul
ed that the need of an automobile
to rob a store at Pierce, a lumber
town in this regl'm, caused the
double holdlup. The robbers took
fjiio from Tribbey and $11 from
the lieutenant Rovomor, however.
HOUSE TURNS
DOWN SCHEME
OF DEBENTURE
(Continued from page 1)
why it should not be used for farm
products.
Tetl-Tale Menu
WARIIINCTON, June 13. Men
us of a Washington restaurant and
the senate dining room have been
put into Hit congressional record
by Senator ltlease, democrat. South
('arollnn, ns evidence that freight
rates have raised the prices or Ihe
food listed.
Itoast beef was priced at kT cents
and mashed potatoes at, 15 cenls.
"If you will notice the prieeK
Dial, we pay for the farm ctimmo
ilffleM on those bills of fjtre und
what the farmer ufin for them,"
lilease said, "ou will see 'propor
tionately bow much we pay for
freight rates."
Davis Not to Resign
WASHINGTON, June 13.
Widely published reports thai Sec
retary 1 Javis of llm labor depart
ment would resign his pout within
a short time ami bo .succeeded by
Kdwai'd A. Kilene, of lloston, were
denied today ut the White House.
Mr. Davis, In becominm a mem
ber of the Hoover cabinet, agreed
to serve for one year to complete
activities will (.'li lie had initiated
wiih the department. It was said
today at the White House that no
change had been made lu this ar
rangunient. Census Bill Passed
WASHINGTON, June 13. The
senate today approved the census
i-r apportionment bill and sent to
the W hite House the first of the
major legislative proposals of the
extia session.
It would provide for automatic
reapportionment of the house
every ten years on the basis of
the decennial census. The house
has not been reapportioned since
the 1'JlO census.
The measure authorizes the
HO) ct-nHiip to tart mxt April 1.
ICOO
Great
Constipation
Food
Refreshing prepara.ion that
drive3 out the germs that
cause headache, indigestion
and constipation
Per can
Try some of these Battli
Creek Health Foods.
A complete line at this
grocey.
Economy Grocery
0. L. JOHNSON
The Store That Serves
You Best
Ohnnm n 4d N Jurlrcnn Rt
"51,00
We Sell Under a Low Expense.
lie
Oixonville
Store
Announces a Change in Policy
Beginning
atitraay
June 15
we will sell goods for CASH ONLY. This seems to be the modern
trend and we do not want to be too far behind in the march of prog
ress. There are so many things in favor of the system that we will
not mention them at this time. j -
We have joined an independent merchants' co-operative buying or
ganization in which hundreds of merchants buy together. This
will enable us to sell at attractive prices.
Below are some offerings for Saturday, June 15.
Oleomargainc,
2 lbs. for
Golden West Coffe,
lb
Fancy Head Rice,
5 lbs
Lard, four lb.
pail
Rice Crispies,
2 for
Highest Grade Coffee,
in bulk, lb
Peanut Outter,
in built, per lb.
Red Me xican Beans,
10 lbs.
Curly June Peas,
per can ..
Hooker's Lye,
per can
Rolled Oats,
9 lb. bag
35c
49c
39c
79c
25c
48c
19c
79c
19c
lie
49c
Cerlo,
3 bottles
Six Plain White Cups
and Saucers
Mother's China Oats,
per pkg
Kellogg's Corn Flakes,
per pkg
Jell Dessert,
2 for
Jar Rings, Mason,
4 doz
Macaroni, Curve Cut,
3 lbs
Calumet Baking Powder,
2'. 2 lbs
Crystal White Soap,
10 bars
Standard Corn,
2 for
Del Monte Tiny Kernel
Corn
79c
75c
39c
07c
15c
25c
23c
33c
25c
19c
All of this merchandise is of good quality. Our prices are L O VV
throughout the ENTIRE store.
LWe Buy Cooperatively We Sell Under a Low Expense.
Employees for the census taking
would be removed Iron, civil sei
vice restrictions except for the spe
cial agents.
All old world monkeys have
che;k nouches; no nr.. world
monkeys have (hem.
Watermelons have been culti
vated since the earliest times in
K'ypt.
A spool of thread was unknown
125 years ago.
Amsterdam is cut by canals in
to 90 inlands.
There are 85 known varieties of
soldenrod.
Fifty million persons live in the
ofit basin.
Italy has almost no coal.
o
An owl's flight Is noiseless.
A pelican's bill will hold sev
eral quarts.
I.ava rarely flows as much as a
mile an hour.
The hiss is the only sound which
has no echo.
WWmmw
Jive Mounting
Service t
IVJflW? Choose your Riverside or
iJ Tf wardwear Tires here at
Ward's and our expert service man
will plnce them on your car, quickly
and efficiently, free of charge.
Ward's is pleased to announce this
Free Tire Mounting Service as a typi
cal example of our progressive policy
to serve you better.
MINIMUM
GUARANTEE
of 16,000 Miles
and for Lifetime against defects
You buy FIRST Quality Riverside Tires at about the
same price you pay for second line advertised brands
.'. You pay more for advertised second line tires than
WARD-WEAR our second line brand . No retail
tire dealer can match Riverside quality at Ward's low
price . . Besides Ward's gives you a definite mileage
guarantee.
RIVERSIDE FULL SIZE BALLOON
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Your Money Back
Wind's time-tried written yii.xr.intec stands back
of every Tire you buy. There can be no doubt in
your mind as to its quality. It will yive you the
service you have a right to expect.
Tire3 Abo Sold on
Easy Time Payments
Moulded
Circle
Tire Tube
Size I'rires Prices
29x1.411 l-ply S.X JI.2U
'Jii.v(.r. 4-plv i.S 1.25
2!ix4.7r. 4-plv SS.20 1.45
JimS.iin 4-ply SS.fit) $1.45
3m 1 5 4-ply JB.SSI SI. 30
Slx 1.75 4-ply fS.85 51.50
liiixS.nn 4-ply $S.S0 $1.55
3ii.x5.25 C-ply SI I.S5 $1.75
Itiulded
Circle
The Tube
Size Prices Trices
30x5.77 C-ply $13.75 $2.10
iOxC.IIO C-ply $13.45 $2.10
il.xu.oo 4-ply $9.15 $1.(15
31x5.25 C-ply $12.15 $1.80
32x6.00 C-ply $13 x5 S3 JO
32x1.50 6-ply .....$15.70 $2.C5
33x0.00 6-ply $14.05 2 25
RIVERSIDE Oversize High Pressure
Size
':iix3 !.. 4-ply .
3x.'ll 'l I ply
S"x:iJ .. 4 ply
31 x . 5 p'v
Tire
Prices
... $l.x !
Moulded
Circle
Tube
Prices
$ .95
? l.lS
$1."S
SI 5"
Size
32x4 ss., 5-plv
33x1! ss.. C-plv
30x3J cl., res.
Tire
Prices
IH.X5
-...$! I 25
$5.15
Moulded
Circle
Tube
Prices
$1.C0
$2 "5
$1.00
Save
$6
to $21
Ford Replacement
GENERATORS
$11
Alr-o sues for Chevrolet
and Pontiacs. Your old
yenerjtor traded in with
generous allowance.
90
Improved RIVERSIDE BATTERIES
The De Luxe Gu aranteed Two Years
11-Plates
,21
For Fords and Other Light$7
Cars Installed Free.
1
Amazing Discovery Adds Power and Long Life!
From 50 per cent more up to double the powe
of ordinary batteries in co!d weather which
means LONUtK LIFE year in and year out!
M
ONTO
315 N. Jackson Street
Phone 95
in
1 53 ft1
Roseburg, Oregon .tjSSvrii3
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