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Newspaper Page Text' TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930. PBHSSWIKi WARM NUiM EVENT Come Into The Kitchen FBT DIVIDED VOTE One Judge Votes Draw for I Gibson Corbet and . Hansaker Even in I Gory Slugfest. Austin Prnd'TKiimn ya f;lvn ;i ' decision ovtt Cvun-i fiilrtou liy a m;iU plf in their S round tij.'hi Jittiidliniiu an i-xeelbnt curd prc t; wiled at the artiKiry bHniv a l;fl K- crowd nf excited tniix hint 11IVI1I, Tin (liltsiiii IVndr muss fiylit wus very ciosi- ami wii.n ( ckk-d by the virlut ' hhm ini; in l'.f lai;t round whin In swarmed h oyer his 1 iifnn opponent in n J'iril rally. (Jlbsoii folio wp.vh wci-o quHi' tiftuised over I In dirihion mid iii'iulu a loud and vinmu.n proi'Hi. On of tlin judges In-ld tin JiuiH iTff a draw, ihe otht-r voted for i Jinlcrarahs. w hilt Mm referee, f'tl ii Ifiinan's wore nave (iih.son two rounds, (hive rounc.s even and thteA for Ivwlerjoasri, fnuninu liljii to cast IiLh vole also for I'm d gras. Body Attack Tells Jiibson fought at a very faHl pm-c" during rlie firs! I wo rouinlK. agd landed freftienrly lo I'emler KW.hs' face and body, but without iiMicli damage, except to stall I'en tltr grass' nose (deeding. In (bird rQjiud I ViiderraHH started an at tM-lii, on iilion's body, and (lib koii - limned iah-ly dlaik'Mt'd liin pffet-31. IvmhTKiaHH lauii-ln-d a liHid attack in the. filth, while the ninth round whs a wild period ot Blinds in;; at short rano. I'endcr prttttn slipped in-nr the rlose ql' tbrioutid, and wiih Hlruck tiy (Jlli son vhile off baiaiHt' and was kiior-lted into (ho ropen. but war1 up" ( wit bout a muni. Ilnlli Imyf wjitVt liting hi 1 In uve:ilh and ehJlirh rounds v.hlle (ilb.son wan jditUily In dbtticKH an a result ol tin succession of body blows re i-t-lvod. PeiMbTg rims waded In vidrttr.ly in the lusl round, open In ;,"'( ho frame with two hard pLuwJii'K to the body which pill fHwon on the defensive Tor the li)$t! jrouml. m Two Warm Draws 'TtfMho scuilfinal J led Hansaker a ltd, Joe (.'orbcil fought a l! -round drrttv. The mat fli was lust, and wiM filled v, It Ii act Inn, both boys ''i'lii' hard Iifl ters and good box t'lBwiriM' bout. Was a gory p"cl;n le amk Corbet! l:tml d a blow to Man SH-fcH-'fi homo it) the early part ot thjJlTlRht and brought a flow ol bluij which continued IhroiiKhoui thft battle. 'TTte filtt hctwtxn Taul l.iiinl ot and Votinj? Dunn of IliVvubur'i wan - ulto a draw. The hoi fotiKhl hard and flurries ol top-lb-toe slii'KliiK brought the Hy'I lo ft h feet 1 tl cxcilcineul f "I'tH'ul timcrf durltiK the engage- le-t- Prelims Are Grlof JiK'h of the preliminaries were sitiM'l-Hved. Kid llnioker of Col tmf" Crove, who was to have ffttfiM E'at l-'rancn. was u:iahle lo cptTie to iloseljiivfj because of the woatlier, and Chester Dairy tuple t-.UlwtltisM'd. Iialryinpli-. while pleu iJMlie. lacked the experii iue of 111!;, opponent and w as badly out clam d. lie look a hard jolt on the i-Mit'iit (lie sciiind round and caiae btuft giougv. Another blow kiiui-Hed him down, and, nil hough luiiVJRK able to et back to hinreet and was evidently willing lo coii ttufti HefM'ee Herman slopped the uuvveu niaiili and gave l-'ranco tlH-iiecision. TtTri l-'ranco. the o!des( of the I"i;y,iiv' bnH. lasted milv one min ll to Mini nine !'e:-in''s in I . nnt ol FREE COOKING SCHOOL .Mi is Irene t miiejon ef t lie Ohu Lehr ( ooking scuools. will ome to (losehuig on February j-iJ-7 to present three days of (be "(.uoKiiig School liiat's dif etejit," sj t.i.ioreo liy tins nev.s japer. i oiluw her articles every day tnd "(.'oine Into 1 ho KM (tin u" vit Ii Mixs Cameron, l'lan now o attend curb day's selon of the NeWH Ueview c o o k i u K iciiool, in the Itosebiirg aiuiory. 'TJicakf.-'tt by Wire" 'I lie other flay in poking around through a Mack of newspaper which somehow just seem lo stack up around my cars, I ran ai-rus.-t thin iieui In a quiet unas suming cu'iier, surifuiiided by murders, divorces, hnld-ups and other inoilern cho:ce hi Ik "The jive i age bill for electric lights and appliance operation i.s Jfi a year In the American home. The heioiehohl spends n yeai on tcdiaeco, Ji'.S a year on gaso line. ."io a year on ice en ani and fH u year on candy." Queer. Isn't It'.' we think we can't aftord one thing and imme diately spend that bin d -en rued cash on Miiitcliiiug ciKf like dicing gum and rotrre and cicatetie.s .ind nunies and "all Fiich." Of course grimy fingers from hiimllfng the co:t bucket, scorched cheeks mid smart in; eye: wln-n tiie lamily craves wattles,- ah lhf:Hf are noihlng-if we can man age in obtain I he latest jazz rec ord! And Hie comfort of brci'k fnsi by wire a snap ol a HHiieh. Percolator, toaster, wattle iron, (so easy no need to grease the lion no turning both shh'H cook w) at once no need lo tiainp back ind forth from the kitchen to hieakrast table piping hot hm nil i-rave 'em.) Kleclric grill -t lioin versatile affairs which cook Iwo or ihrcn tilings al once- and st III we sigh for "Hie good old days." A tempi 'rat ure coal rolled rupee mechanical refrigerator and elec 1 ric d'sh washer is our Idea of a 'ong soimhi I 'lopla lor house wives -excuse mi', I mean "home makers." The modern break fr-st nook is equipped w it h a mi miter ot con ven b'n t on) lei h w hbh eliuiinuU (lie tiniiii draperhvf of cords from the light socket. Double and I riplo sockets are wonder-wot k Ing in the. it bronco of outlets nml enable us to have a complete bieakfiisi bv wire! The break last nook tuidt a charming Inno vation in comparison with the half acre kitchen of our gnimhuoili it's day (and mehhe our own.) Of course you know ft - iho hii'e liarnv room where daily good housewife in 1 1 the ninrailion hi s bi'Ulen pal)i from sootv coal rsiuge tn Hink to pantry to the oil cloth covered tiibh' in ji Tar corner. 'I'.k olloti the kfte'tcu was, and , the "(enchlld of I he homo ns far us lightning Is co'icerned ! Hesides-- 'e persist t1'"' theie should he "conlented p iiple' as widl as ''contented cots!"' Lives ihere a man who can re slst ilie lure of the cozy nook - ! I able set w ii h co'orl ul linen and cav little flowery hn-ikiasl dl dies, pussy willows and jomiuils in n Kid Maley of Sutherlln. The boys exchanged a few blows as ihe op ening bell called them together, and Maley uncorked a right to Ihe body thai floored i'raiico for the cop nl of one. l-'ranco. however. wi'4 back and tried to find an op cuing, hut lel'l his body exposed mid .Maley shot in a hard right that it ut tie it unneressary for the referee to count, for Franco w as out for plenty of time. Mei via Pa rack man's cub bear was put inlo the ring to luniitdi the rrowd amusement before the preliminary. A 'small hoy served as a wre:;iMiu opponent and honors lil'le brown bow: am. waffles! t he diet of a Digger Indian will ! In I line nnUie oue a Digger Imjian j - e;? no? Hence we oifer you j i hreft breakfasts --over the w ire! Breakfast Via Toaster This type is pictty well stand- a Milled, Oy lieceh.siLy. It I H- voives around fruit, coffee and toast, with possibly a ready-cook-ei cereal, and vai ies mainly with the. choice of bread; raisin bread I and nut breads toasted, provide , additional autiiiiieiii, and ii's bur ; pitsfiig how good yesterday's - niuitiiiH or biscinis am when siilit h:oMed and spread with a bit of bllller atlii chet-Hji, The Grill Breakfast drills or tablestoves are such hanny thing - n(t only for break fast but al.o lor lunch, (plick meals and lute suppers. Creamed di-dies are especially adaptable. Tills veisaiib- creature cooks three tilings at once what more could one wish? For instance 1. liroiled bacon, loam, fried pg?:s. Z. Hot cake;;, sau.-iagcs, toast. Sieamed oggs. Died pola-t-x-s, oatmeal bread toast. 4. ('reamed beef or poached eu's on toast, lefl-over butleted a.- paragilH. it. Fried mush (beware the cal ories If you've too much anatomi cal upholstery already), broiled fish, toast. Is there any limit? Cracious no - only your Imagination! Oh, yes - don't forget omelets. They do work out so well on these litt le Stoves. Waffle-ized Meals Crisp, ci uueby golden brown w utiles- maple sj i up steaming Juv.t! Wouldn't that tickle his laste buds? Moreover --one doesn't need Ihe digestive tract of an ana conda to g'et away with It. The secret Is a very hot, evenly heated iron. The Heel tie watll iron does not need ureaslm--hence more fat must he added lo the hatter (such as the recipe given allows.) Majestic Waffles (Any time is waffle time!) Sift together 2 cups sifted flour, t tsp. baking po-' i tsp. salt, 2 Ihsp. sugar. Ileal unti' thick and lenion-colored 2 t'gg yolks add 'i cups sweet milk. Add slowly lo dry ingredients along with 4 tbsp. me!te; shoriin liig or oil. When mixed foid in 2 eeg white:!, stiffly be;. I en. Pour Ihe bailer out about 3 good tbsp.--on the lower grhl of .Ihe hot waffle iron. Close quickly mid bake about 24 minutes. Servo ut once. Waffles may tie kept nor and crisp by placing din.'Cly on Ihe rack of tin oven heated to a modern to degree (Itr.O '). Makes ti to t! waffles. Variation"; 1. For a thick waffle uae 1 cups mill.; for a verv thin waffle 2 cups milk. 2. Hutte-mllk or sour milk waT-fb'!i-l!srt, quus f-oi'.y mllku ov buMerinilk, and ( tsp. 'soda ;tToiih' with 1 (so. baking powder hu-teait of the sweet milk and 4 tsp. bak hi'T powder. 3. Hacon cilsples-Place 2 sir!" uncooked bacon across Die vaffio hatter on Ihe lower grid, just be fore cloving I lie Iron. Cook about '.!'. minutes. 4. Cheese surprise - -.lur.t he Tore clodng Iron, sprinkle about 2 tb.'.p grated American cheese over the batter. Sausage or un cooked chopped ham, may tie bak ed In the waffle bv sprinkling on in Ihe s.'tne manner. ft. Left over waffle bat ter may be iwed by adding tsp. bnkh.. powder to about 1 run n-i.o.. Py adding a bit of four the bat ter re'v be n-ed for hot cakes. Plain Omelets Waffle-lzei (Never thot of tills didja?) 4 eggs. , I teaspoon rait and bit of pep per. 1 tablespoons hot water. 2 tablespoon-! melted butter. I level table iiioona fb I'.eat eT votk imMl 1!ihk :! K iiion colored. Alix suit and flour 1 into a patte wliii t.oi water. Add j to egg yotkd. Add loLtud butler i and mix iiioiougiily. Deal wulies stiif uud (old Into yolks. Diop a spoomul Into each section of waf fle iron and bake two minutes. Hid) omelette lengthwise. Variations 1. Add 4 tablespoons chopped parsley or 2 tablespoons grated cheese to above. 2. Remove waffle spread with jam, Jelly or marmalade and roll. 'A. (iarnihli w ith creamed peas, or any left over creamed veget ables or meat. Biscuits a la Waffle! ITsc any recipe or biscuits. Add enough liquid to make very soft dough. Drop a spoonful on each section of waffle lion and bake three minutes, Variety may b given by adding Q tablespoons giated cheese or i cup chopped chicken to mixture. A tablespoon sugar aiind 2 eggs addeil lo the recipe make a "rtomelhiiiK different" dish, espe cially when served hot with or ange marmalade. My pet biscuit recipe, you know Is 2 cups flour. 4 teaspoons baking iowder. J teaspoon saii. 4 tablespoons shortening. 3 cup liquid. Dry ingredients plus shorten ing p1'"; liquid! W V1 le l.e yor,' French toast, fried mush, muffin batter, short cake and corn pone, it's so easy and different. If you doubt Ibis try ll. Fur ther doubts may be put to rest by slipping ifs a note! Incidentally to be a charming hostess floes uol depend altogeth er on your cooking. We can hard ly recommend a shiny iiorp and Hushed cheeks. Since we're neither a crusty old bachelor or a cranky old maid (ye) we'll suggest a lilt of a niir ror tacked up inside the clipboard door and on the window- sill (this Is our own) along side the clock a tiny colorful wooden jar which might be a well, anything but what ft is. Opened fl teveala a bit nf a powder pulf and a small compact of powder for I hat last minute touch! Incidentally, a lit tle black pig with a detachable head stands neai by and gobbles up pennies and nick Ies saved on the little thin1".. That provides lor the trip to Honolulu in the dim und hazy future! And above the sink wo have tacked this hit "May 1 new- be so blinded by the great promir of Tomorrow that I fall to see th smaller Unties of Today." Likt dishwashing! !" Ki. m iff m )f4 KW7 1 --A VI HI '.V ll A Only One More Week . 1 , . , M io i;-acio in your old s'.ove on a new Gas Hentrola malic only a small pay ment down nothing more to pay until next Seplem aor when your convenient payments begin. j Jk ;;: bouthern Oregon Gas Corporation 340 N. Jaciwon M. R. Brown, Dist. Mgr. Phone 526 Cleats by Circulating Moiut, Warm Air 1 . ..!... . .. i ... .. . . . . . . c i . IT DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather lniruau Office, Itosebu.'g, Oregon. Data reported by (. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist in charge.. , ( Uaronietrlc piTssure (reduced to sea level) f a. nt 30.26 Relative, humidity 5 p. ni. yes terday (per cenl , (!M lllgheiB tempei atur'u yt'slerday, .it! Lowest temperature last nighl $7 Average imnperaiuro for the i ' day 32 Normal temperature for this date II Preclp. in Inches and Hudredths: Precipitation for 21 hours. ending 5 a. ni (7 Total preclp. since 1st month.. 3.11 Normal precip. fr I his month.. 0.31 Totul precip. from Sept. 1. 1 !2!l. to date 127 NfMtual itrecip . from Sept. 1 to date 1 7.99 Total deficiency since Sept. 1, . 1!2:i 5.12 Normal seasonal precip. Sept. io May. inclusive yi.10 l-'orecast for interior soul h west Oregon: tlenerttlly fair tonight and Saturday, but with local logs; not much change in temperature. She Wants Facts in Case Published "Kargou did so much for me 1 want my statement puh'ished so other Pulicrers may benefit by m experience with lids wonderful medicine. SKW YORK. Jan. 24. Primo Camera, Venice's fighting carpeii- ill aanliiltlt: 111S blx teUl eight an one-half inch super-structure in Madison square garden to night w i ill intent to amuse the pujmiace and annihilate "Dig Roy" pctrsoii of M.a;n-ai-(j.is, i.inif,elf no t aiididaie fur memborsutp in the midgets' union. Camera, whose feet have been compared in sue to oue of bis na tive city's gondolas, makes his Am erican debut against Peiernon v. hich may go ten rounds prouded tiie battlers and the ring stand up under the strain. Between them the Italian and his American rival weigh in tiie neighborhood of 5u0 pounds. ( ar nera confesses to something like1 27') pounds and Petersons 216 pounds are distributed over a name six feet four Inches high. Newspaper accounts of Camera's activities since be arrived here have been devoted chiefly to the size of Camera's feet, his weight, his appetite and a lew ether odds of similar import. There has been a tremendous silence as lo his fighting ability, if any. Kvcn so he has been made a 3 to 1 favorite to whip Peteirfon. The semi-final of ten rounds looms as possibly the but bout on ihi; program. Larry Johnson, sharp shooting Chicago negro light heavy weight who recently knocked out Joe Sekyra in a round, takes on Fred Ietihart of Spokane, Wash. Lenhart knocked out Phil Meicurio of New York in his first start here not long ago. - Ad Warren of North Carolina takes on Huck Weaver, Medicine Uidge. Kas., heavyweight, in the first ten. ACTIVITIES OF ROSEBURG STUDENTS AT STATE COLLEGE OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Cor vallis, Jan. 22. Fern Uusenbark, Uosebury, senior in home eeonom-1 h.s at Oregon State college, had 1 been selected women's stunt show ; manager of Snell hall in compete1 Don with nine othr organizations! for a smer loving cup. Ihe cup is lo be offered to the winner at the anuu.il fiiniest which is to be held Maicii 25 and 26 on the campus. Miss Uusenbark in addition to be ing active in women's activities and home economics is also a member of Knell hail. Ivan Uranion, Rosebuig, fresh man in agriculture engineering at Oregon State college, has been pledged by Reta Kappa, national social fraternity on this campus. FIELDS FAVORED TO BEAT HEAVIER ENEMY TONIGHT (Awociatcd Preu LraM Wire) CHICAGO, Jan. 24. J a c k I e Fields, ruler of the world's welter weights, tonight will renew his feud with the Dundee lamily ot Ilaltimoie, in a lb-round bout with Viuce Dundee al tha Chicago sta dium. Fields will be al a disadvantage in the weights, coming in at about 147 pounds, the division limit, while Dundee probably will weigh 1."", making the bout a non-title affair. In spite of the weight differ ence, and the fact that Dundee gave him a great battle in Chicago earlier in the year. Fields was an overnight 8 to 5 choice with few takers. MRS. M. SETJESTAD '' M'ar iiu. i lii'imiatit' pains clr vi'l.i"il In iny It-It Itu: lYoiii my hie down and the imIiin were so iim'iit at llmrs I'd hav1 to stay In lird t'.nn and thi- days ut a t.tin'. Tht'ii. acid Mnniarh. Indlct'sinm and rcmslina lien i-anu1 on and In snilr of all ilu uii 'lulin's iii'il itt alinctits I took llolllini; ,i;in nit' liohni; loliof uniit I sliult'd Salmon, Two liottlt'3 of 'his int'dn mo :lom: with Salmon j Tills alisi'iuh'jj ti;i'itaaH' tlio (tains I m iny li e an.i 1 nm njt antl atxait ! ami tt't'l as woli as anyiiody ' I don't hao arid slomat ti and induosimn Hko I did ami my v hole svstoni is. tont'il mi. slionuiin-nt d anil imii;. oiaiod! Salmon Tills ovt'itann- in . fonii;taiion and it'ulait-d i llllf: "- Mis m Si'ljt'slatl. S.M.". n.. St-.tiiit' Ntiin Futlcrtpn. Tl-.e Recall , Drug Store. Rosburg; Burton's ! Phair.uiy, RecUiport, JL-eiHa Adv. i The Increase In prices by 17 manufacturers of automobiles would indicate that used car oriccs right now are the lowest that may b expected in 1930. in our used carl you will find the trouble-free tranti portation you are looking for, bo cause every one is worth the mone; if for any reason, after you bu) the car, you do not think it is a good value, bring it back and ge: your money. Here is a partial lisl of our used cars: 1928 Dodge Victory Sedan. Has monopiece bouy and in ternal hydraulic bratccs. 1925 Dodge Deluxe Sedan. Run 17,b00 n-.iies. Has ex cellent mohair upholstery and 5 disc wheels. Dodge Special Sedan. Run less than 1 5,0 JO miles. Has 5-bearing crankshatt, natural wood wheels, and Spanish grain leather uphol stery. 1925 Dodge Coupe. Original finish is bright. Has had ex cellent care. 1924 Dodge Coach. Two-tone color job makes it unusually good looking. A dependable closed car. 1926 Chevrolet Sedan. Com pletely reconditioned. Has new tires all around. 1923 Pontiac Coach. Run less than 8.000 miles. Looks like new and has had perfect care. 1925 Buick Coupe. In excellent running condition. A real buy for the man who gets it. 1S23 Essox Sedan. Looks and runs like new. Nice seat cov ers have protected the cush ions so they are like new. Run about 12,000 miles. 1927 Star Coach. Has been re conditioned to give real ser vice. Here's a chance foi low-priced six-cylinder trans portation. 1928 Ford Tourinr;. Motor, body and chassis have been thoroughly overhauled. Has fi5 tires. 1926 Overland Sedan. As near a new car as one enn buy. Has Keen wonderfully well kept it's 11,000 miles. 1927 Dodge 1-ton truck. Al most new tires, good cab and strong bed. Ford 1-ton truck withoi't stirt er. Has been overhauled, hps !TOgd tirr. has newly lined bands. Motor runs like o clock. o AXl. THEM7. QAnS CVRRY THE MONEY-SACK GUAR ANTEE. Newland Motor Company Phont 4 S3 Roseburg Undertaking Go Established 1901 M- E- RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phone 284 Oak and Kane Sts. Licensed Lady Embalmer BARLEY lU'itty Construction of com munity hall progressing rapidly. t Chovrolet truck. 1929 six. In fine I shape. Triced so you can afford to ' buy It now and keep it until Rprins- j For sale by Hanson Chevrolet Co. I - .lv. The best feed on the market for the money Whole Barley, 100 lbs. ...... .$1.35 Ground Barley, 100 lbs. S2.00 Rolled Barley, 70 lbs $1.40 Less $1.00 per ton in ton lots. The Douglas County Flour Mill Roseburg, Oregon 'Western Auto" Announces owWiza BAIT Timely IS pmvce Pnlffg) zrr 1 i em Savings . . . 1 Right now.. .when cold weather and more night driving impose extra use and strain that breaks down old and inferior batteries ...right now.. .is the time for you to avoid trouble and delay by trading your old doubtful bat tery in as part payment on a new, dependable and fully guaranteed Wizard or Western Giant at these NEW LOW PRICES! Popularity Proves Quality The superior quality and value of Wizard and Western Giant Batteries is definitely proven by the hundreds of thousands that are in use today... giving long, economical trouble-free service under the most exacting use. Wizard and Western Giant Storage Batteries are backed by 169 -Store Service that still further increases their value Our Trade -In Allowance Makes These New Low Prices Even Lower Your old battery may be u onh nothing in your car... but it is tut as good as cash if you TRADE IT IN as part payment on a rugged, dependable and economical Wizard or Western Giant... You can Trade your old bat tery in and make our New Low Prices even louer. Wizard Storage Battery Guaranteed 2 Years (Vizard Special 1 Year) 6-11 Special . $5.95 6-11 Standard $6.85 6-13 Special 7.65 6-13 Standard 8.95 6-15 Special 9.45 6-15 Stan'd $10.S5 6- IV Standard 11.35 6-17 Z . . . 15.60 12-7 Stan'd (12 volt) 10.35 INSTALLED FREEI mi 3Jiis Service is TREE FREE Installation FREE Service at our more thn 150 stores. FREE Loan Battery it nceUcJ during guarantee period. OUR GUARANTEE Western Giant Batteries are guaranteed 3 years Wizard Batteries are guaranteed S years Wizard Special, 1 ytar If any "Western Ajtto" Bat tery develops troufcfe due to de fects in materials or uvrkman ifiip. Kittin the guarantee per irxi, uv rcfxur Ttphice it on a sen-ice basis. I V INSIDE FACTS That Pravc The Superior Quality of Wizard Batteries 1. PLATES. .New battery oxides evenly packed in grids by machine . pressure, make them rug.'d, and lusting. 2. COVERS,. Bushings arc moulded in covers and welded to terminal posts pre venting terminal corrosion. This also holds plates and separators rigid. 3. SEPARATORS . . .Straight drained, toufih tibred Port Orford Cedir... chem ically treated to permit free acid pas sage result in greater capacity. 4. CONTAINERS... Heavy one - piece moulded, acid-proof material. 5. CONNECTING STRAPS. .Welded to Post Straps. o;rry maximum current with least possible resistance. 6. VENTS. .have knurled grips, and pre vent spray in and escape of aads, yet permit escape ot" 7. POST STRAPS . . . Full size to carry capacity load with le ist resistance, and welded to bushing :n cover. WESTERN GIANT Super Strength Battery Guaranteed 3 Years Extra Quality h.ird rubber case... l-trf cr and deeper plates. ..and separators Kin forced with perforated rubher veneer tf.w still knef hie . . . greater power. ..and greater economy! Deduct Trade-In Allowance from these new low prices H-61 I iVnterw CUnt. Gu4rniccj J Year . . HM 1 Wfrtrm r.iint. Gusrintcrd J Yean . . H.12-7U2 vcMtlU'cttrrn $9.97 $1MS $15.25 169 Stores in the West Supply Co. 1 17 So. Sler.Hcni St. Roserjurg 1'hone S7