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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY. OCTOBER 21, 1929.
THREE
Local News
Her Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goodman, of
Look, ngg lass, spent the week-end
In this city visiting relatives uud
friends. . .
Returns From Portland
Mrs. I. lltunn has returned to
her home In this city after spend
ing the past week In J'urtland on
business.
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license has been Is
sued at Eugene to Howard Hrown
son and Leota Trask, both of
.Myrtle Creek.
Enjoy Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. EnK.o, of
, Glide, were in this city Saturday at
tending the celebration and visiting
friends.
Drain Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. William Wise, Mr.
Frank Farmer, Mm. Fay St. Ores,
Benton Meyers and Dick Panders,
of Drain, were visitors nt the cele
bration here lase Saturday.
Leaves for Pendleton
Mrs. J. M. Wills, of this city,
left last week for Pendleton,
where she will attend the W. O. T.
XT. convention. She Is president of
the W. C. T. U. Roseburg unit.
From Ten mile
Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin
Brown and small daughter, of Ten
mile, were In Itoseburi? Saturday.
Mr. Ilrown Is a teacher at Brock
way this year.
wetzaer Improving
Elmer Metzper, loeal contrac
tor, who has been quite HI at the
Good Samaritan hospital In Port
land as a result of pneumonia. Is
reported to he Improving. Mrs.
Metzger is with him.
Here for Week-End
Mrs. Lilla Vowel I. who Is at
tending Ashland Normal school,
arrived In Rosebiirg last Friday to
soend the week-end visiting her
daughter and parents. She was a
former kindergarten teacher In
this city.
Home From Idaho -
T. P. Cnrnes. of Cnrneq station,
returned Frldav from Idnho, where
he has been visiting with a son
and a dniiehter for several weeks.
He hurried home In order to at
tend the dedication of the new
courthouse Saturday.
From Medford
Joe Fredrickson. who Is connect
ed with the Medford fire - depart
ment, arrived Jn Rnseburg lat
Saturday to snend the week-end
visltlne friends and relatives in
this city. Hp wat formerly a mem
ber of the Roseburg fire depart
ment. ' ;- - :-
Funeral Held-Ni
1 The funcmf of Frnet, L. Rice,
pioneer resident of -. Dillard, who
passed awov; Thursday, was held
yesterdnv afternoon at the1 chanel
of the PoSebure: Undertaking com
pany. The chanel was crowded
hv the numerous friends and re
latives, and them were mmv beau
tiful floral tributes. Interment
v'ns ip (1m family burial plot on
Rice creek.
Chamber of Commerce Display
The chamber of pnniHiPTp vln
donr was verv beautiful Saturday
nnd drew considerable attention
frnm the out of town moits. Lrre
Malar and Todnv grpes, from
the Overland orebardo. were
Btning neros be ton of the win
dow. The dnhlln bouquets vre
p'ven b' John Runvnn and Mrq
Wesley Newland. A lm-e r-skot
of rnqps prpqpnted hv T "M.
PiirMs. of Fdenbower. "fir T.vdfo
Critpop pnvp a boon If ul hoiirmA
of 7tnnias Jnd a 'area nrp-oWed
enrrot. of mTd Snit7Pn-
iire nnd Ortlpr snnle ws ore
p'ntPd hv fho TTnt-flv Fruit
nn'r' '"'in obtained tbrt f'-'It frnn
th Sto'-i orchard n LoVin"
rlnss. The mnqt nttrnetlvp H'nlnv
for tri'inv weeVq was tbt of Pt'ter
and Rltor. whih elan d.1av-
ed (n the window Sa'nMa'" Trn'
f "vcr tvpp nM V"d e'
vnrrot.thTe "'nq ronro?ened Ptt
rnp vq p"iti1Tv lp" tvl
Tiprfppt in io formation T.etfMP
brnoeoll. chhoee. "'an pr I-
rbokes. onions. H V'ds o non-
Jft iq fl r rO , T1 rcn'"n f n-1 " t
j"if1 mi vegetables were in
ir nfSTHment.
In a new hat vou nehtly ex
pect style and quality. A
stetson nai nas inese lec
tures to a greater extent than
any other hat we know of . .
and a Stetson gives no end
of wear.
You can't abuy a better look
ing hat than a Stetson and
this is the store to buy it.
Come in and let us show you
thte new styles.
Oakland Visitor
Lyle Hoagff of Oakrd spent
Saturday in this city on business.
From Looklnggtass
U. W. Kiudlay of Looklngglass
spent today iu this city shopping.
Ohio Visitor Here
Frank Carlson of Canton, Ohio,
is visiting friends here for a short
time.
From Glide
Mrs. Mary Chapman and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Christlanson of Glide
were here Saturday.
fits
Brockway Visitor
Robert McKay, prominent res
dent of Ilrockway, spent Saturday
in Roseburg on business.
Visiting Relatives Here
Mrs. V. C. Hughes of Myrtle
Point Is In Roseburg for a few
days, visiting relatives.
Here Saturday
Seth Matthews and Julian Hat
field of Plxonville were visitors at
the celebration on Saturday.
From Winston
Mrs. Sam Roser of Winston was
in Roseburg Saturday, shopping
and visiting relatives and friends.
Attend Football Game
Mrs. W. Fest and Mrs. H. Hess
of this city attended Hie football
game at Cottage Grove Saturday.
Melrose People Here
Mrs. T. Busenbark,. Mrs. Royce
Busenbark and daughter Joyce of
Melrose spent Saturday In this
city, shopping and visiting friends.
From Oakland
M. Winston of Oakland spent
Saturday in this citv enjoying the
"Day of Pride" and visiting with
friends.
Enloys Saturday Here
Mrs. Jnnet Cockeran of Oakland
enjoved Saturday In Roseburg. at
tending the county-wide "Day of
Pride".
Glide Visitors
Mrs. Steve Shrum of Glide was
In Roseburg Saturday visiting
relatives and enjoying the celebra
tion. Attend Celebration
May and Myra Camp of TTmnqua
were In Roseburg over the week
end, visiting and enjoying the
courthouse celebration.
Spoke at Celebration
James Wheeler of Reedsport
snent the week-end In Rorcburg.
He was .one of.Jhe speakers on the
county-wide' "Day or Pride" pro
gram. --h. .
Cornutts Here 1
Mrs. P. E. Cornutt and Mrs. J.
D. Cornutt of Riddle were In Rose
burg Saturday, shopping and visit
ing friends.
From Winston
Mrs. W. 0. Winston of Winston
was among the women who wel
comed the out of town wompn at
the Woman's club rooms on Satur
day. Leaving for Eugene
Miss Ruth Surkamer of this city
left for Eugene Sunday to visit at
the borne of her brother. R. H.
Surkamer, who formerly lived In
Roseburg.
Teacher Here
Miss Bertha Lary, teacher at
Camas. Valley, spent the week-end
in Roseburg visiting friends and
enjoying the courthouse celebra
tion. Salem Visitor Here
W. W. Chadwick. manager of
the State Terminal Hotel com
nany. Inc.. of Salem, was In Rose
burg over the week-end on busi
ness. Spent Sunday at Myrtle Point
Gporge Witters, manager of the
local Safewav store, and George
W. Harris, clerk of the lornl store,
spent Sunday at Myrtle Point on
business.
Goes to McMinnville
Miss Margaret Jennings of this
city spent the week-end in Mc
Minnville where she visited her
sister. Miss Louise Jennings, stu
dent at Llnfield college.
Return From Portland
Ralnh Rotlley and Arnold Rod
lev of this rltv ret iimed last week
end from Portland, where they en
loyed a few davs. They brought
back a new Nash sedan.
Here Saturday
J. E. Stearns of Oakland was In
this rltv Saturday attending the
conrihonse Me. Mary Wlnslow.
nrincinnl of the Oakland school
was also a visitor here over the
week-end.
Rpurn Here
Mr. pnd Mrs. William Bell, Jr..
nf Medford returned to this eltv
Sittlrdav from Grant Pas. Thev
will visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Houser for a week before return
ing to their home In Medford.
i Guests Here
1 Judee nnd Mm. Sklpworth and
daughter Hplen and Mrs. Lilly
i Broders of Eugene were the house
i ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
E. Hartnng st their borne In
' T-aurplwood Satiirdav. Mrs. Bro-
! ders is the mother of Mrs. Har
' tung.
I Here Saturday
! Frank W. Beach, editor and
Hotel News magazine, was here
! Saturday. He ten wunoav ior
Klamath Falls, where he will at
I tpnd the southern branch of the
Oregon State Hotel association.
Local hotel managers expect to be
there also.
From Winchester
W. L. Scott of Winchester was a
business visitor in this city today.
Installs New X-Ray
Mercy hospital has Installed a
new X-ray machine to be used In
their building.
Shops Here-
Mrs, Mary Travis or Edeniiower
was in tliis pitv tndnv. shiitminir
and visiting friends.
From Garden Valley
Mrs. Fred Par rot t of Garden
Valley was a business visitor in
this city Saturday.
Glendale Man Here
C. O. Garrett, president of the
fair board of Glendale, spent Sat
urday in Roseburg.
From Drain-
Harry B. Ekleston of Drain
ent Saturday her" enjoying the
celebration and visiting friends.
Taken to Hospital
p. O. Archambeau of Sutherlin
was brought to Mercy hospital
Sunday, III with pneumonia.
Shops Here
Mrs. Hazel Ruttencutter of Myr
tle Creek spent the week-end in
this city, shopping and visiting
friends.
Improved
Mrs. G. J. Morris, who was ill a
short time last week, hns returned
to her work at the local J. C. Pen
ney store.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs. C. E. Church and baby boy
of this city were able' to leave
Mercy hospital Saturday for their
home.
Glide Visitors
Floyd Watson and Mr. and Mrs.
John Alexander of Glide were
among the out of town visitors
here Saturday.
Teacher Here Saturday
Miss Mary Talbot, teacher at
Canyonvllle. spent the week-end
In this city, enjoying the court
house celebration.
Glide Teacher Here
Theodore Forcler. principal of
the Glide school, was a visitor In
Roeburg during the courthouso
celebration Saturday.
From Coos County
Miss Cleo Inscho, a resident of
Dixonvllle, now teaching in Coos
county, was here Saturday, attend
ing the celebration.
Teacher and Pupils In
Miss Florence Lltchtenberger
and several of her pupils of Eden
bower attended the courthouse
celebration here Saturday.
Winston Teacher Here
Miss Vivian Logsdon. teacher nt
the Winston school, visited with
friends nnd attended the celebra
tion in Roseburg Saturday. ,.
Spend Week-end' Away
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight of
this city spent the week-end in Eu
gene, visiting their son. William.
a junior of the University of Ore
gon law school.
From Dixon vi lie
Mrs. Mamie Cachelln. teacher at
Dixonvllle. was In town over the
week-end enjoying the celebration
and visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Francis Chase, of this city.
Attend Celebration
Miss Julia Keasey of Knoxville
was here Saturday enjoying the
celebration. She was a formpr
Roseburg girl and Is teaching the
Dixonvllle school this year.
Tnf WtMaturday-- a
EMIfcfl '"Mary'S. Neirel. '(earlier pi
district No. dO of Melrose, was In
town Saturday, attending the cele
bration. She was formerly the
teacher of the Cleveland school.
Visiting Friends
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Chastin of
South America, are In Rose
burg this week on business,
and visiting at the home of Mrs.
A. C. Williams at 705 Mill street.
Former Resident Here
Mrs. Myrtle Belfis, nee Myrtle
WrfFbt. a former resilient of
Roseburg. spent the week-end here
visiting friends. She returned Sun
day evening to her home In Esta
cada. .
Glide Visitor
Paul Caswell of Glide snent
Saturday in this city, visiting
friends and transacting business.
He is an employe of the Ford
Motor company In Rospburg, but
Is unable to work nt the prpsent
tlmp due to breaking his arm two
weeks ago.
Will Enloy Vacation-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cachelln
of this citv are spending this week
on thplr vacation. Mr. Caehplln is
a mechanic at the Inlo Stephens
gnraee and Mrs. Cachelln Is an
employe of the Palace of Sweets.
They intend to return to Rose
burg by the first of next week.
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From Camas Valley
Frank Truman and Mr. ami Mrs.
Jack Parrot t, of Camas Valley,
were visitors in Roseburg over Saturday.
Tenmile Visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Standley, or
Tuntnilu unra In tl.la llv Ufit Silt-
urduy enjoying the courthouse cele
bration uud visiting friends.
From Sutherlin
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. HIckenbot
torn of Sutherlin were in this city
Saturday. Mr. Ilirkeuhottom is a
teacher in the Sutherlin school.
Here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. John Lystul, How
ard Lystul and Miss Gertrude No
be), of Glendale, were among the
out of town visitors in this city Sat
urday. Home Over Week-end-
Miss Helen Hergh, a student at j
the University of Oregon, was in,
Roseburg visiting her mother over!
the week-end. She returned to Eu
gene last evening.
Ill Saturday
Mrs. B. R. Shoemaker of this!
city was IU at her home last Sat-f
unlay. She expected to be able to
return to her work ir. the office of
Dr. Shoemaker today.
Here on Business
J. T. Hall, of Hall Brothers Ce
dar company, was in Roseburg for
a few days last week, visiting
Thomas Cobb of this city. He was
here regarding lumber Interests.
Looking After Prunes
Mrs. C. W. Lundeen. clerk nt
Churchill's hardware store in this
city. Is spending Monday at her
farm looking after the prune crop.
She expects to return to her work
again tomorrow morning.
On Way South
Mrs. Myrtle Belfis of Eugene
stooped here Saturday to visit
with friends and attend the court
house celebration. She Is on her
way to Yreka. where she will vis
It her daughter for a short timo.
Circuit Judges Here
Circuit Judges O. F. Sklpworth
of Eugene and James T. Brand of
Marshfleld, were nmong those at
tending the courthouse dedication
tn this citv Saturday. Mrs. Brand
accompanied her husband to Rose
burg for the celebration.
Go to Coast
Dr. nnd Mrs. George A. Brad
hum nnd son Arle left their home
nt Winston Snturdny for Marsh
field, where they snent the week
end vMMnrr Mrs. Brndburn's sis
ter. Mrs. Russell Dunham, and
family. Mr. end Mrs. Russell Dun
ham are well known in Roseburg.
having been former residents here.
Visiting Here Few Days
Mrs. Naomi A. Montgomery nf
Portland Is here visltlne: nt the
home of Mrs. John M. Throne, on
Cn street, for a few davs: - She
had been attending the P. T. A.
convention In Grants Pass and
stopped here to visit her friends.
She Is verv well known bore,
where she lived for a number of
years.
Return Frnm Euaene
George M. Bradburn nnd dmi sh
ier. Susan Jane, nnd Mrs. Susan
Collier of tills city returned last
night from Eugene nfter spending
Sundav at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Porter. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Porter. Jr., of Roseburg, also
visited over the week-Piid with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter, Sr., In
Eugene.
Attends Dedication
W. S. Powell, former Roseburg
councilman, now a resident of Eu
gene, was a visitor at 'he court
bouse celebration Saturday. Mr.
Powell has been spending the past
week hunting near Gb-ndaje. lie
was accompanied io Roseburg by
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sether of Glen
dale. Mrs. Sether Is Mr. Powell's
daughter.
Leave on Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ashworth
and family, of this city. el"t yester
dnv on a two weeks vacation. They
will spend a short timo In Toledo.
Oreon, vi-fting Mr. Ah worth's
brother, before going to California.
Mr. Ashworth is manager or Mac
Marr's store No. 4fi nnd Is being
temporarily relieved by Lawrence
Herscher.
Closes Sale of Property
Mrs. E. A. Chrislopheraon, of
Eugene and formerly a resident of
Roseburg. arrived In this city Sat
urday morning to complete the
sale of HI acres of property at
Tenmile to J. B. Smith of that
place. This property joins Mr.
Smith's land. Marlowe Christ o
pherson, employe of the News-Review,
is a son of Mrs. Christophor
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Days Creek Visitor
Mrs. Mary Day. of Days Creek,
was a business visitor in this city
last Saturday.
Shop Here
Mrs. Fred Byron and daughter,
Xornia, of Olalla, were in this city
last Saturday shopping and visiting
friends.
From Rice Creek
Millard Meredith, of Rice Crook,
was here Saturday attending to
business and visiting friends.
Leaves Hospital
J. W. Cobb, of Camas Valley,
who hurt his foot a few weeks ago,
wus able to leave Mercy hospital
last Saturday morning aiid return
to his home.
Taken to New Hospital
Mrs. Glenn Radabaugh, of this
city, entored Roseburg General
hospital yesterday afternoon for
medical treatment.
Fractures H!3
Mrs. W. H. Thomas, of Drain,
was brought to Roseburg late Sat
urday evening and taken to Rose
burg General hospital. She receiv
ed a fractured bin In a fall. Mrs,
W. W. Ewing nf Drain, who is a
daughter, is with her mother at the
hospital.
E. O. Kingwell, local realty deal
er, has returned from a week-end
trip to Rurns. where he attended
a meeting called by the firm of
Stafford, Derbies and Roy of Port
land for persons interested in the
Greater Rurns development pro
ject. Twelve representatives made
the trip. Including prominent busi
ness men, chamber of commerce
heads and representatives of the
company. The trip was made from
Portland in a tri-motor plane.
BAGSHAW EXPECTED
TO QUIT SOON AS
HUSKIES' COACH
SEATTLE, Wash., Oct. 21. The
Post Intelligencer said today that
Enoch Ragshaw may resign soon as
head football coach for the Univer
sity of Washington Huskies.
The newspaper said that defeats
by Southern California nnd Wash
ington State college, together with
the tie game with Montana,
brought football matters to a head.
The Post Intelligencer said that
after the game wtih Washington
State Saturday, the Huskies lost
20 to 13. a conference was held be
tween Ragshaw's advisers and stu
dent body heads. The student
board of control sought Bagshaw's
resignation last winter.
The newspaper said that some of
the coach's friends ndvised him to
resign nnd then offer his services
for the rest of the season because
of the difficulty of obtaining a new
coach on short notice.
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSRIAL REVIEW
Oregon City Plans under con
sideration for couslructing $50,000
flax manufacturing plant in Clacka
mas county.
Klamath Falls Two largo Illumi
nated Neon signs instnlled on Ar
cade apartments building.
Newport Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
purchased tract of land lying north
of O. W. R. & N. railroad tracks
between East Forty-fourth and
East Forty-seventh streets for con
struction of new telephone build
ing. Sore Throats
and Coughs
Quickly
Relieved by This
Prescription.
Here's a doctor's prescription
that Is really throat Insurance. Soro
or Irritated throats aro relieved
and soothed almost Instantly with
the first swallow. About 90 per
cent of all roughs aro caused by an
Irritated throat: consequently for
most coukIis too there is nnthlnK
better Ihan this famous prescrip
tion It Koes direct to the internal
cause. II Is put up under the nnmo
Thoxlne nnd Is guaranteed to stop
coughs nnd relievo sore throats In
15 minutes or your money will bo
refunded. Singers and speakers find
Thoxlne very valuable.
Tho remnrkable tblnir nbont
Thoxlne Is that whllo It relievos al
most Instnntlv. It contnlns nothing
harmful. Is pleasant tasting and l
safe for the whole family. Ask for I
Thoxlne HSc. r.Oc. nnil $1.00 bottle.
Sold by Nathan Kulloiton. Adv.
MOST HUSBANDS MERELY
PRETEND TO BE HARD-BOILED
TO KEIP fROM BEING ROASrtO
The oftet spot in the
heart of the average man Is
his love for his home. He
knows that Electricity makes
his family retreat to the Cas
tle of Contentment.
Electrical contractors who
work with experienced skill
and charge reasonably.
J. S. McDonald
I CVCotbcy stz.
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The 4-H club exhibit nt the Can
yonvllle fair, held recently, wus one
of the most attractive features of
that occasion. A great number of
club entries were tuude, and all
were of exceptional quality. The
winners have been iuviwd to par
ticipate In the county club fair to
be held in Roseburg tomorrow, un
der the auspices of tfco Roseburg
Kiwanis club. Those who took
prizes were us follows:
Sewing Division t Anna May
Manly, 1st; Dorothy Robinson, 2nd;
Nina Lou Oervais, 3rd.
Sewing Division H Marjorle
Rates, 1st; Lois Fenti, 2nd; May
Fenn, 3rd.
Cookery Division II Gem Hut
chinson, 1st; Isaac Gervais, 2nd.
Canning Division I Lois Kenn,
1st; Henuetta Green, 2nd; Roberta
Dubell, 3rd.
Sheep Division II James Mau
ley, 1st.
Pig Division II Bennetta Green,
1st.
AL MARSTERS TOPS
SCORING ACES IN
FOOTBALL GAMES
(Ry the Associated Press) I
Al Marsters' 12-polnt splurgo !
ngainst Columbia emibled , the I
Dartmouth quarterback to leng
then his lead over the field In the
nice for' national individual scop
tng honors. Marsters now has '
scored 13 touchdowns and 12 :
points after touchdown for 90 ;
points, in second place among
the lending scores in each of the
eight major conferences or groups
is Eugene McEver, Tennessee full
back, who has tallied GO points on
10 touchdowns.
The leader in each of the eight
groups, as compiled by the Asso
ciated Press, follows:
East Marsters. Dartmouth, ,90.
Southern McEver, Tennessee,
60.
Southwest McElreath, Baylor,
56.
Pacific Schwartz, Washington
Slate, 48.
Missouri Valley King, Drake,
4G.
Rig Ten Glnssgow, Iowa. 2R.
Rocky Mountain Day, Colorado
Aggies. 20.
IHg Six Page, Kansas, 18.
BURGLAR ROBS WOMAN IN
HOSPITAL IN PORTLAND
f AwolntM Prpwi i.enwri Wlro
PORTLAND, Oct. 21. Throttled
with n towol wrapped nrnuml hnr
neck, Mrs. D. P. Floyd JohllHOll waa
robbed of $13 yostordiiy by ft Hboo
loss und cuthIiik burglar who nt
tneked hor In n room at the Good
Siimnritnn hospltnl.
The Intruder, armed, waa stand
Inff over the woman's bed when she
awakened. ThreatenlnK her with
death he twisted a towel around
her neelc so tightly that sho nearly
Inst rnnselousness. llo then made
off with the jiurse.
Mrs. Johnson was not a patient
nt the hospital. Rbo wns awalllnK
the recovery of a small son who
underwent an operation.
Thomas Carnes. of lllarltfoot,
Idaho. Is hero visiting his son for
a few days.
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Pyorrhea Treated
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COMEDY NEWS
ADMISSION
10c and 25c
LIBERTY
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idea in roasting
coffee is a lit that a time
No BULK-ROASTIKO method
can be as exact as 11 His tiros.
continuous process Con-
trolled Roasting, bince only
a few pounds at a time pass
through the roasters, every
berry is roasted evenly. The
result is a matchless uniform
flavor always.
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GOLFERS KILL RATTLERS
STERLING, Colo., Oct. 21 Fun-!
ny noises from the rough were
not golf balls calling for their
owners, a lot of golfers learned
while plHYiug a small course In
this section Sunday. The hum and
buzz came from rattlesnakes.
Golfers out in foursomes report-1
ed from three to ten snakes killed
by several groups, the rattlers
measuring us long as four feet.
Oakland demonstrator like new
offered for sale at a big discount by
Roseburg Motor Co.,- Oakland and
i'ontlac dealers.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
Just received, Borne special mer.
chandiso Intended for last Sat
urday's special sale also have
some specials left over from
Saturday. Therefore I will hold a
SPECIAL
Manager's
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 23rd
No limits buy one or all deal
era may get In on this clean up
sale no restrictions. In ease
any of this Is left over Wednes
day we will sell balance Satur
day following.
Refer to our large ad In Thurs
day's paper for last Saturday's
sale we have some left of ev.
erything on that list, also the
following new Items:
Crocus butbs, 3 for 5c
Tulip bulbs, 2 for 5c
Yellow Calla bulbs, each 10c
Pottery Tea Pots, complete.. ..15c
Special lot of fine Incense
Burners, complete 15o
Larqe 16-or. Bottle Furniture
Polish, bottlo 15c
Glass Towels, each - HOc
Glass Toweling, yard 10c
Outing Flannel, yard ...10c
Waste Baskets, each ...15o
And another big Grab Bag Sale.
This Includes granite dish pans,
bridge sets, qrocerles, flash light
cases, novelties, tovs, glassware,
tin wnre, hand painted china,
etc. Big values at each grab
bag 5c
Special note: Lodges, churches,
clubs, granges, etc., will do well
to look Into this you can easily
net 15 cents a grab for this as
they are all big values. These
are odds and ends from our big
sale that I wish to clean up
oulck. Will ship charges collect.
Excellent line of Hallowe'en
novelties and candles at lowest
prices.
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DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of '
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health Service" '
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 491
J. O. Newland & Son
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Piquant Flavoring '
A purely vegetable extract
that has aroma and flavor
of fineiit meat. For soups
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Order Your Qroceriei
Phone and Save.
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Economy Grocery
0. L. JOHNSON
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sna 63 344 N. Jackson St.
Used Cars
WithanO.K.
That Counts
Chevrolet Coach, 19 2 8
. model $495
Chevrolet Landau, 1927
model 475
Chevrolet Coach, 19 2 6
model 295
Chevrolet Coach, 19 2 5 "
model 275
Chevrolet Touring, 1926
model .. 225
Chevrolet Touring, 1925
model 195
Chevrolet Truck, 1928, 4-
wheel brakes 550
Chevrolet Truck, 19 2 7
model 450
Durant Coupe, 19 2 8
model 425
Star Coupe, 1926 model.. 275
Ford 4-Door Sedan, 1929
model 675
Ford Sport Coupe, 1929
model 625
Fprd Sport Coupe, 1928
model 575
Ford Touring, 1927
model 195
Ford Touring, 19 2 6
model 165
Ford Touring, 19 2 5
model ' 85
! Ford Touring, 19 2 4
i model 65
Ford Roadster, 19 2 6
model 165
! Ford Roadster, with trans
mission, 1926 195
Ford Roadster, 19 2 5
model 75
Ford Truck, cab and body 125
Ford Truck, cab and body 75
Dodge Sedan, 19 2 8
model 790
Dodge Touring, 1924
model 250
Dodi;e Touring, 1923.
model 150
, Dodge Touring, 1921
1 model 75
Oldsmobile Coupe, 1927
model 525
Hudson Coach, 19 2 6
model 550
F.ssex Coach, 1926 model 250
Nash Sedan, 1926 model 525'
Hansen Chevrolet
I Company