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KOSEBUKU NEWlCULVILW. KUSKHUKG. OKEGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1930.
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..or. Tho Wolf creek camp site for
' Mie'Boy Scouts will be In readiiies-i
"Illy tomorrow night. The camp ili
-.'rector, Willi llii! help of Cordon
Applewhite ami Robert llelliwell.
;V,vHl. put up the lookout tower at
..Hie swimming hole today. That,
"itll a general clean-up. will com
'Jflete the work of preparing the
.practically Lost
EiAll Hope, He Says
was so weal, and rundown I
imd- practically given up hope
""When I siurted Saigon. An attack
"Ipt yellow juundu-e i years ago left
' mmitimiimtim! 7"" Ti
'AUCiUST WOLTMAN
i' mo In a badly woitkcnecl and run-
i - .
.ktmniii-li. 11 ml tin nmtlicirifm licit it'll
"le until I Htnrtcd Sarjon. Ten Ijot
ljjjes have Htreiiglhened and invig--orated
nio bo lhat I'm up and roIiik.
JVvei'y pain in my body Ih gone and
JV fuel an good an I did ycum ago. It
'V'ttiia boon 4 nionlliH bIiico I've taken
iiNni'Kon und (hero baa been no re
"T.irmice of any of my trouble.
IIL'i "WW'S0" VIIIb bad a wonderful ef
'Ject on my liver; my akin Ih clear
til.ud. bealtby-lookiiiK and Ibey aro
Hbe finest laxatlven ! ever took."
JUKUHt Wollnian, N5 K. 70th St., N.
Portland, Ore?;,
ji. Nathan Fullerton, The Rexall
'"'Drug Store, Roseburg; Burton's
J Jharmacy, Reedsport; Highway,
.Pharmacy, Oakland, agents. Adv.
camp. The new building, which
Is built on the order of the public
school play sheds, Ih forty feet
lmg by twenty wide. Tho kitchen
If, twelve by fourieeu- feet; the
store room, seven by efKht and
the office seven by eight also. The
nuilu part ia twenty-six by twenty.
This will be used us a dining room
but is tor the nno of the boys in
case of bad weather.
The Soul hem Oregon Gas com
pany furnished a range boiler and
pipe fittings to tho scouts without
charge. Pete Crumniett went up to
camp and made the Installation an
a donallon. hi order that tho yel
low jackets will have hard going
when it comes to either carrying
off the tood or stinging the boys or
Campflre Girls, the Churchill Hard
ware Cot is supplying plenty of
screen to shut them out. This, too,
is a donation.
The price of the building has
been kept at a very low figure
through the' above donations und
also through the kindness of tho
Coen Lumber Co. In furnishing
doors and other Items to the
scouts. The building will replace
the old fihed which has been used
for four years.
ICvery effort is b.dng made to
put -on the, best camp ever held
here. Lots of training and instruc
tion put over by the "fun" way,
will keep the boys busy every min
ute. They will be on the move,
from the rising lime to nine-thirty!
bed time. '
Of course the entire time is given !
over (o hoy training but the scout-:
ing Instruction period will cover
vo hours each morning. A hoy;
has every opportunity to advance i
in scouting while nt camp. The
camp will be "self-governed" by
the hoys this year as during thej
past. They will "have their own J
judge, sheriff and deputy, as well;
as prosecuting attorney. There will,
be "mutt" court twice each week.j
Forty-eight boys will be In camp!
and will be placed In six groups of!
eight each. Kach group will tent
In a place sepurato from the rest
and will have a separate table. The
.groups compete one with tho other
tor points in inspection,' advance
ment, sports, table manners and
personal appearance. t
LANE COUNTY CHERRIES
HARD HIT BY RAINS
1
- ' (Awmrlnferi Pi-ens Lcimi'd Wtrql
KtlIKN'K, Ore... June- U. Mains
during the night and yesterday ma
terially damaged 'the cherry crop
in this vicinity. Orohardists said
today that many Jtoyal Amies were
cracked and would he worthless
for marketing.
In the event of sudden drying,
however, (hey said the crop would
he still further damaged as a warm
sun would split the1 cherries more.
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Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
the Junior league baseball teams
from Coos county and Douglas
r-ounty will meet on Kinlay field.
West Itoseburg, to decide which
team will meet Med ford for the
championship of the Southern Ore
gon district, it will be remem
bered that only a couple of weeks
ago two of the Douglas county
teams played a 1-0 scven-luiilng
game. That was a very good tame
ami now with the cream of those
two teams selected, together with
two from this city, a good game is
assured.
Players composing the Douglas
county team are: Goff, Smith and
GOES
200 MILES
FARTHER
AND COSTS ONLY 25c A QUART
TESTS show that Motorjte
is the oilest of the oils.
. This super slipperiness min
imizes friction, seals in compres
sion, and gives 200 Extra miles
of lubrication.
Authorities recommend Mo
TORitb for best results in high
compression motoring.
Try it NOW. Only 25c a
quart ait any Union station.
Parker of Sutherlin; Dyer, Yocnm
and Jrskine of Myrtle Creek; Cel
lars and Cox of Yoncalla; Mellw
and Walker of Kiddle; Taylor,
Parks and Dridges of Koaeburg.
These boys are confident of win
ning though they are buck in
against a hard team. The Coos
team haB been practicing faithfully
with the idea of winning from the
local aggregation.
If the locals win, then the Med
ford team will be brought here to
play for the district championHhip
and thus for the right to play the
championship team of some other
district.
The American Legion auxiliary
Is arranging to have a iunch served
to both teams following the game.
It will be served under the large
trees near the ball ground. Tlia
local post is sponsoring the team
and hopes to walk away with the
long end of the score. The ad
mittance fee will be nominal. It
is hoped that a good crowd will
turn out to the support of the
county team and help win through
to the championship.
See the electrical theft signal for
automobiles, 100 protection
against theft, demonstrated at the
Hoseburg Garage. Adv.
Eat baroecutj sandwiches antf
live forever. Brand's Road Btand.
I. O. O. F. TO HOLD
MARK SMITH RITES
I From Lookinggla.. George Bur- j Visitors From Tenmile Mr. and
chard, of Lookingglass, came In Mrs. I'ency " "' '""".
yesterday to look after business Upent Thursday heie visiting
matters - 1 friends and transacting business.
Pishing tackle at Idieyld Park
Adv.
100 protection against theft of
car and accessories. The electrical
theft signal demonstrated at the
Koseuurg Garage. Ady.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L
The body of Mark B. Smitl),
prominent Myrtle Creek farmer,
wDo died In San Francisco Tues
day, arrived here yesterday and
was taken today to bis borne town
for funeral services.
The Myrtle Creek order of I. O.
O. F. will have charge of the ser
vice at the grave in the cemetery
of that lodge. M. E. Ritter of the
Roseburg Undertaking company is
in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Smith died in a hospital In
the California metropolis following
a long battle with a serious illness.
Firecrackers at Idieyld park.
Adv.
conomy Grocery
344 N. Jackson
O. L. JOHNSON
Phone 63
Specials Saturday and Monday
5 White Wonder Soap
1 Double Refined Soap
1 Wonder Foam, large pkg.
1 Mixing Bowl.
All for ..:
98c
FLY-TOX-
$1.25 bottle .. .. 98c
Tea Garden
Syrup
Half gal.
B.&M.
Oven Baked
Beans
19c
Large can
American Club
Coffee
l lb.
23c
Calumet Corn or Gloss Starch, 3 for . 23c
v.
ante
LY SPRAY
flies -mosquitoes.
roaches ?moth5.etr.
Standard oil company of California
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MAILT
if different
It takes more than the best select
barley and hops to make a product
as good as Puritan.
Only by the remarkable "Controlled
Temperature Process" can such uni
formity be obtained quality and
goodness the same a year from now
as today.
And if you want quantity as well
as quality, you'll appreciate the 10
more than most compeuug uwuuj
1 oday sk you ucmu
for Puritan.
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MOTOR TE Wheaties Instant Postum I J feSllllte '
' Ske Furniture Polish, 60c size 44c 31 1 fj
Ripe Olives, extra large, pint tin . ' ..23c If no jmMm
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The 007 effective electrical In- , i f, -- ' I II ft vffeysKj SB
E"nm a. union Motor oil hr O'Cedar Polish .. Shell Lubricant Oil I v : K? I :
the Roseburg (iill'UKe. Adv. High Compression Cart . Jfi flnl 'uTCa MiMA W Hwll. K sT"!!
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pee what we offer at low cost before you purchase a new license for the old bus
".Ford Sedan, 1923 $495.00
Ford Coach, 1929 $425.00
"IFord Sport Coupe, 1929 $450.00
-ford Roadster, 1929 $425.00
;ford Cab. pickup, 1929 $395.00
Ford Coupe, Rucksteel $175.00
-tord Roadster, 1927 $125.00
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Ford Touring, 1926 ' $125.00
mrr 1 T 1 . nop tf np nn
, rora i uaor, imo ot.uu
-.f ord Tudor, 1925 $ 65.00
Ford Touring, 1925 $ 65.00 i
Chevrolet 1928 Coach $395.00
Chevrolet 1927 Landau .1 $375.00
Chevrolet 1926 Sedan $275.00
Chevrolet 1927 Touring $195.00
Chevrolet 1926 Touring $150.00
Chevrolet 1925 Touring $125.00
Chevrolet 1924 Touring $ 65.00
Chevrolet Truck, 1926 $225.00
Chevrolet Truck, 1924 $125.00
Chevrolet Delivery, 1926 $195.00
Ford Truck Rucksteel, 1926....$175.00
Ford Truck, Warford, 1925 $125.00
Ford Truck, good tires $ 75.00
Trailers from $35.00 to $ 50.00
Light Trailers from $15.00 to $ 25.00
Light Delivery, 1926 $150.00
Several Cheap Roadsters and
Tourings from $25.00 and up.
Fordson Tractor $275.00
Fordson Gang Plow $ 35.00
Indian Motorcycle $125.00
Buick Coach, 1926 $375.00
Buick Touring, 1924 $ 75.00
Hudson Brougham, 1926 $525.00
Hudson Coach, 1926 $425.00
Dodge Roadster, 1926 $295.00
Dodge Touring, 1923 .....$125.00
Overland Coupe, 1926 $295.00
Overland Touring, 1926 $125.00
Overland Touring, 1924 $ 65.00
Whippet Sedan, 1929 $425.00
Star Touring, 1925 $125.00
Star Touring, 1S25 $ 65.00
Oakland Coach, 1928 $595.00
Pontiac Coach, 1930 $775.00
Pontiac Sedan, 1928 $595.00
Pontiac Coach, 1927 ....$350.00
Pontiac Coupe, 1928 $575.00
Star Roadster, 1926 ...........$150.00
Essex Coach, 1926 $175.00
Dodge Graham Truck $375.00
Dodge Screen Side $125.00
Good Running Dodge for $ 47.50
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ROSEBURG, OREGON