TWO
KOSL IJUKG N WSKLVILWi KOSLBUKC, UKL.CON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1929.
KG DOT
FDR THE BUYERS
Kvr-i vihi tiR in In ri-aclint'SK for
butM to iimlit; Bflctio:is fr ihclr
werk-rtiil ni't'il.s, ami Uv, only turn
lle I (tat may be cncounifntl will
be if rrl-xi(y cauai 'i the house
vixen when lh-y what h
wi'itlili of pn pitn-i! and manufru:
ttifftl foud.H. fresh veMabW und
fruliii li;tn been put on display by
Ihc-wt K-wburg ilistrilmlora iW
"Mil" to Hflect from. There Is Mt
inurh offered that It will he really
a t.isk lo atop buying of the good
thiiiKH offered by tho weekly fldver
Users, anil Dad's pay check Is upt
Engineer States
JLif e Was a Drag'
"For fcfeht Years
.;"fwaH sifk and tun down and In
)flt' lliHl l''""'' Keiienilly for
mJU yeutH. During alt that (lint! I
Wftcniilintially faking one medl
i:i'a.r at t er a not her a n d I If e wuh
jiwr-a draR until I started taking
':X' ''.A "
, (J ICO. A. KUIlliUSOX
fi
, .Sargon and Simon Soft Mass Fills.
,; 'i'hiu treatment took right hold of
't"Ty ruse and did more good thati
rii lliu other medicines and tn-i.t--JtltMitH
put together.
' - "My uppettte was so far pone
Iliat even the odnr of food made
; ,Uio Bl:k. What little I JiiHt had to
-ut lrtii(rrerd with mo and I whh
"tuiTlbly umleriinurlfdied and weak.
1 Jonst frt.'i tlcm and billouanrHS ikI.IimI
J3 Uiy trouble and I wa:i always
and IjstleaH. I wan o nervous
-tbnf I hardly ever got a good
"3'he f lift few do:ea of Kargoii
-tnartn me feet a h't better and I'm
".Hovf (MUnpletely buck on my feel,
r My. appetite 1 8 line, my fund
'Igrt'os with me. the old nervous
! j-sj lias gone and tlje pills Jut
..rld'me of eoasiipathm and h.Mom;
1fv:J altogether. I'm jut ic glad i' s
J, can be to tell anybody how Sar
" won gave me oack my old lime
.. uirnigth anil cner -."
TTie above utalement wis lvcrnt
;;.ly nmdo by tieorge A. K -rgu -ori.
&2Cr West Kmcrson St.. Fortland.
L "Well known rallrord engineer, now
-retired.
, Surgon mny )y ob'a'nril in IVi e
'. burg at Nntlui!i I :i lu't.m's ! v i!l
Hto-. (Adv.l
lo look 'like "thirty cenU". v.iien
".Ma" U through o.uVilng. Hut one
thin t 1--4 mire, that no mutter how
rial I'ud'.i por-ketbouk become In
ili.a af.uir of touigitt and Suturday,
(be family will smite blandly and
tie happy when It tomes to the,'
'oroof of the middin' That the 1MI,''
Ituaeburgers and me hunts of good 1
people from all over the county
ai going to have a regular feast
nd and Sunday la
MRS HERMANN.
PIONEER OF '52,
PASSES AWAY
(Conflnm-d from pa II
over the wetk
ahuietl, If the endless quantities
adt-rtitiid in I oil ay's issue of the
Xews-Keviuw lu anything to go by.
A stroll around the town this
morning was enough to satisfy the
market editor that there will be a
fact, everybody ought to be thank
hit for everybody to enjoy, ami, ii:
ful for tlit- blessings enjoyed by
"our folki" throughout the count.
Nature, coupled with a bit of In
dustry, has been mighty kind, and
everj where gardens, orchards ami
fields demonstrate this fact. I-'ruits
and such lutn-ious locally grown
fruits at that - greet the passtsrs-by
and Invite them in It) ptj-cliase.
I'eaches, apt t cots, grapes, plums,
apples, berries, watermelons, cants,
utmatoes. Say, folks, It looks Us
:hou.h sunshine, soil ami water
have been doing more for us than
we really deserve. Then the vege
tables that these food dispensers
are displaying for you make I tu
ple tu re complete. Coupled with all
tills demonstration of bounty are
wonderful showings of manufac
tured foods that come In for a gooJ
deal of consideration when "Ma"
begins her buying for the Sunday
dinner or the lunch iliat will be
prepared for the unto trip up river
or lu the coast. Of course there
will he the meals (o be considered,
because a delicious roast of some,
sort helps to make a complete
lunch or dinner menu, and readers
will find the markets offering
their specials In these columns to
night. Tho market editor's opinion Is
that "Ma" should read these mes
sages and then she will be In a po
sition lo save time and work In her
shopping. You'll find them
ommlsHloner of the gen
era) laud office under President
McKinley, B;vlng for more than
four years.
following nearly 30 years spent
In public life away from home Mr.
Hermann, accompanied by his wife,
letumed to Koseburg making their
home here continuously after that
time. He died April 15, lH2t.
They were the parents of Blx
children, three of whom survive.
They are Schiller It. Hermann of
Portland; Mrs. H. F. Oatley of
Washington, D. C . and Attorney
Klberi Hermann of Iloseburg.
The body has been removed to
the Koseburg Undertaking Parlors
I where arrangements for funeral
services will be made following
the nrrlval of Mr. and Mrs. Gatley
this evening
-o-.
DEMPSEY EXPLAINS MONEY
PLIGHT OF MRS. RICKARD
CHICAGO, Aug. 22. Jack Demp
acy. former heavyweight champion
of the world and Intimate of the
late Tex Hlckard. today character
ized the financial plight of Mrs.
Tex Jtlckurd as "the same old
story" of a man who had too much
confidence in his friends.
The former champion, who re
ceived more than a million and a
half dollars from flghU promoted
by Itlekurd. was not surprised after
reading Mrs. Htckard's statement
made In New York. (
"Tex had too much confidence
In his friends," Dempsey said. "Ho
trusted everybody. If Mrs. Itlckard
says she Is broke, she must be.
"I knew things were In a nieis.
That is why I went to Miami last
brim full of Interest and suggest
ions for helping you to save on
all shopping expenses.
THE
Roy Goodman
Conservatory
ANNOUNCES ITS OPENING
TUESDAY, SEPT. 3rd
at 137 N. Jackson St.
Thorough and complete courses in piano
: and violin from elementary to concert
( performance.
" REGISTER NOW FOR FALL TERM I
ROY GOODMAN - - - - - - Piano
AIDA FRANK - Violin
Lei n help you plnn.ynur child's musical education!
The Rcy Goodman Conservatory
I 3 1 N. Jackson S:. Opp. Unipqun Hotel
You don't
Jiave to cream
Snowdrift
; llV ft lot easier to ntnke a cake
ou the flpur of the moment thuu
'.-J It. used to be beforo you Lud
Snowdrift
For Snowdrift is nil creamed
. . reaily to Menu, and it Mays Unit
way. You don't have lo net it out of
lucicciiox to souen u lakrfttip
Uicsiifinr just the way it i.Jiitut
C liA i - 1.. .1 i I
. ouunui ill ami 9iig;ur in mi- ..tin
top'ther twirl youraponn:srouiii!
' few ti inert, and you're ready to
' etir lu the other Ingredients.
'I! Creamy Snowdrift U iuiu&uhI-
ly easy to measure too. And it's
'kow pucked in uu attractive new
ft
wtnrer to try anT irratghten out
Tex'a dog track there. The law'
stepped in, slopped betting and
made the thing more of a mess j
than it was." j
Deinpaey Is In Chicago to asso
elate himself with the Chicago!
coliseum In the promotion of box i
lug.
ACCUSED BISHOP
DENOUNCES CREED,
AVERS FAITH GONE
(Coullnued trom page 1)
blue nnd white can that is a
rny to spoon out of as youi own
mixing howl.
Cake and inderd whatever
you luke is more delicious with
Snowdrift.
It's nice for frying too, be.
cause it's so slow to smoke or
scorch, and because food fried In
Snowdrift is nlwavs wholesome.
Your
grocer
now In two new large sizes, thres
pound and six pound.
HOW tHEY STAND
IN PENNANT RACES
Coast League '
w. i.. ret. '
I.OS Anici'lts 21 .596
San Francisco 31 22 .6SS !
Portland 30 22 .677
Hollywood 39 22 .677 1
Mission 21 23 .65S
Oakland 26 27 .491 ;
Sacramento 21 30 .412
Seattle 11 42 .20k j
National League
Chlcat'o .77 3D .081
PlllslMiiKh 87 47 .H
New York 63 05 .Kn I
St. t.ouls ns 6S .600 !
Rrooklyn 6S 63 .457
Cincinnati .'. 50 67 .427
Philadelphia 83 36 .697
Boston 47 -70 .402
American League
Philadelphia - JK3 26 .09"
New York 69 45 .60(1
Cleveland 61. 65 .627
St. l.oulB ..4.... 62 67 .621
Detroit 56 63 .471
Washington 51 64 .441
Chicaso 47 69 .406
Boston 40 75 .346
recently divorced In Reno and has
remarried.
I The letter said hia stand against
I prow bit ion as national Bec.eiary
of the church temperance league
had made him a Uio.ft in the side
i of the bishop and other good men
and was one of the reasons for his
resigning his Christian commis
sion. Charges Denied
He denied mat he had practic
ed medicine in his health education
society and asserted tnat the
charges againBt him were fostered
by some of a dozen su.geons n
had discharged from the service of
the society. He said he was com
ing to New York lo face his ac
cusers. The letter also denied that he
had gone to California to avoid
payment of rent on quarters leas
ed for tho health society, but said
he went there on advice of physi
cians because lie w;as suffering
from heart disease.
Bishop Manning is in Maine on
a vacation. At his office it wras
said Dr. Enipringliam's letter
would be forwarded to him.
The charges against Dr. Emplngr-
ham. which were brought by the
(city health department. lnc:udeu
buih prac tee of medicine withou.
a license and operation of an X
ray machine without a licensj. It
Is asserted he had women disrobe
for examinations. The charges
were referred to the state u;edl
cat authorities and to the attorney
general's office.
Dr. Bmpringham was born in
England. He Is 54 years old. The
decree of doctor of divinity was
conferred upon him at Syracuse
university. The only charge he
has held was the rectorship of St.
Paul s church In Syracuse. At one
time he was superintendent of the
New York Anti S iloon league, and
national superintendent of the
temperance society of tile Episco
pal church.
James K. Vercoe and Camtlle
Matson of Mt. Vernon, Wash., were
married here yesterday before
Judije C. P. Hopkins.
Camp at Idleyld Park.
DR. NERBAS
DENTI8T
Palnleis Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 488 Masonic Bldg.
Grocery Storei
that believe in best quality
at a fair price invariably
feature Puritan Malt.,
because they know
that it's best.
jp)
til iNf rii n
all quality because It's all barley
TIIMMIIraroIMIM
Si I
NEW LOCATION
! Mats' Auto Shop!
NOW LOCATED AT THE
5
8
USED CAR EXCHANGE!
We do ail kinds of auto repairing
Special department for Model T and A
Fords Brakes relined on all
makes of cars.
Wc cots the "lde:d Electric Braka and Clutch
Relining Machine" . v
Battery Charging
A service battery will always be ready for you.
Ford coils tested and adjusted free.
Radio battery charging.
The battery department a!so has a service battery
. for your radio.
Will carry the Famous India tires.
All t'acs of the high pressure and balloon type.
BATTERY SERVICE FREE
Greasing, Washing and Vulcanizing
Mat's Auto Shop I
Chiropractor
OHUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service'
Mineral Vapor Baths
iM Cass Pnone 4S1
DR. DEAN B. BUBAF
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
OLYMPIA. Wash., Aug. 22.
Search was Instituted for FrallV
Olive Rio, a farmer charged In su
perior court here with biting his
wife llu-l.ig a .'amlly quarrel.
H " I'LL SEE YOU AT TH I
IDANC
Next Saturday, August 24th
AT CANYONVILLE
E
Schleigh's Musical Maniacs
has Snowdrift V
Near Deer Creek Bridge
No Job Too Small, No Job Too Large
Phone 468
MAT KARLINGER, Prop.
True EconomyiLies In
. GOES
Remember, ECONOMY in food buying lies in the QUALITY. Ar.d
QUALITY foods are always found at MacMarr's. Not only will your fam
ily enjoy them, but every item is backd by a satisfaction-or-money-refunded
guarantee. And best of all, MacMarr's efficient food distribution methods
make it possible for you to get these quality foods at economical prices.
Saturday and Monday, Aug 24.26
PRODUCE SUPER-VALUES
PEACHES
Crawfords for canning.
Time to buy. Per box
$1.19
Tomatoes
Buy them by
the lug, each
55c
Cants
Orange centers,
per doz.
49c
MERCHANDISE LEADER.S
COFFEE
2 lb. can
lb. pkg M. J. B. Rice with each can
$1.03
r7f fTTl? MacMair Hard Wheat, absolutely guaranteed. C7QC"
r LAJ UU. 4J lb. bag, $1.85; 4 bags P I
LAlRD Local, 4 lb pail 75c; 8 lbs.
$1.50
Fruit Jars and Canning Equipment
ECONOMY QUARTS
Dozen .......
ECONOMY PINTS
Dozen
MASON QUARTS
Dozen
MASON PINTS
Dozen
S1.19
93c
JJc
78c
MASON CAPS
Dozen
ECONOMY CAPS-
Dozen
25c
25c
JAR RINGS-
4 dozen
-Red
JELLY TUMBLERS-
Dozen
FOR. THE LAUNDR.Y
CITRUS POWDER 2 pkg.
45c
PEETS GRANULATED
1 largo pk.
1 aluminum kcttlo
75c
Soap
Fels Naptha,
10 bar carton
59
ClorOX 2 bou:,
Coffee
Bulk
Satisfaction Guaranteed
lb. 47c; 3 lb. $1.39
o.uu uraers L'ciiverea rree Any, Urdcr 10c Sugar ExccpSed
Speedy Motorcycle Service
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