Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 16, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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    . KOSEiiUKi; NEWS-RLV1EW, ROSEBUKG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 6. 1 930.
MOUTH TELLS
- DETROIT, Mich., July 16. A nation-wide
content, involving a re
markable list of prizes, whh an
nounced today by the Plymouth
Motor corporation of Detroit. This
contest will feature the Plymouth
car, the ChryBler-buHt leader in the
Oow-prlced field.
Jt was learned today that 1,011
prizes will be given wiuneru of a
whorl essay con teat on "Why I'd
3iuy a Plymouth." Everyone over
pi'&Al driving age is eligible to par
ticipate. No engineering knowl
edge will be neceBBary. 'J hone en
tering' will base their opinions on
fautB gleaned from a Hpecial dem
pnstrutiou to be given by over
1 0,001) Dodse, OiryHler and I)e 8(o
Ural era who handle the Plymouth
Jpbtor car.
First award will be a tbousund
dolluis a year for life. To the next
five wlnnera will ko a years trip
tfrouud the world, all expenneH
mild. There will uIbo be live mull
prizes of fcl.Oui) each, and 25 Ply
mouth caitt to he awarded. The
970 remaining prizes contest ol
tji.sh awards of $rnf) and down.
"In many ways," aayw V. L
Rockemian, Drealdetit of the Ply-
t)uuth Motor corporation, "thin will
e tho most unique unnouncemeut
iver broadcaKted. Not only in Ihe
mvlve lint Itself the moHt uuuhuui
tVory offered, but the net-work we
are- using to announce tuts content
l&.-the greatest to our knowledge.
J'We will employ u nutlon-wldc
frr-t-work of 713 mill UmH, covering
(fVei'y section of the United Htatea
-every day six days a week for
thirteen weeks. Over 13.0(10 .mil
mi 1 hrniulcasfH will be delivered.
Xtiia cum paten will carry the atory
ef our contest to more , people, more
nines, than tiny tinuouiiceinent
Mvr delivered "over the radio In a
glmllar period.
i-Mr. Hockelmnn Id fftviitly In
terested in the esteem in which
rlie. public holds ihe Plymouth car.
Htt. personally wunts to know what
lh$ public's reaction Is, and takes
UiJs opportunity of a prize contest
te learn it first-hand,
k r 0
Undergo Minor Operations
Dolores and Paul Cacy, clilldren
of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Cacy, of thla
city, underwent minor operations
yesterday in the office, of Dr. A.
C. Seely.
1
TODAY'S MARKETS
'POItTUAND, (He.
Hy put?nt ""d pantry rininn luivc
ueim I'tMiiici'u sue
.Inly lli.
tlu- Hpi-rry
by
l-'lnur '(iiuDiinv,
;Knny imilHUiitmi'r prlrt'M prevail
In moHt frulls and voKetuMi'H,
i'A'f on Mirn linn K'n iliiwn ti 'i.tit
li't'l'iite, new pittutMM In $tv a
iioitnd, Ort'Kitii tomului-H to $2 to
u.zr. a luff.
Tw raiiLittmipt ami wiitt't'tni'lon
Initrki'tH wi'ir iiiiHrltli'd ImeniiHo of
t lie vurluldc wfutluu'. A lew d'lyw
(if wiirm weather would porliupH
tlepU'tu prenenL HUppllen.
.Th Pirir it mt linlti-i- iimvkoltt u'i'I'h'l
fairly stuuily, especially fur tho topJ
i UHUtOflUU
'Krtffs: Prlcfln to rerunem: i-'rhsli
rttras, 2le; standi. rd, Jt;tc: tr?h
iitudliitn, HL'c. Prices to wIkicbuIais
IC under prlr to iclnllurn.
ltutter: rubes: lO.xtrua, ;i j c ; ntnn
Jh'dn, itlc; prime flrntH. '.Uh-; rii-HtH,
U8u. C'ruiinury prices; Prints, 8c over
cube Htuiulurds,
-Milk: Huw milk (4 ror cent) I'i.SO
tfJiH,40 owl, aeiivutwd Portland, lima
I. pr cent: grade 11 milk, $!).. But
turfht. station. 2 8c; truck, 30c; do-
II. vured in Portland S!u.
, Poultry: Buying prions) : Alive,
heavy lions ovur ib lbs., 2(l; ni(
it urn I'.fiiH, HVj lo 4 llm Itlc; IIkM
lifMH, Hr broilers. t lo H'".,
IglioriiH, 17ci colored, SOc; l'e
kln ducks, A lha. uud ovor, gnffHc;
old, l&c; colurud due Km. lbc,
country inoaia: (Uuylng prlcea)
Choice veal. lc; pork, t$toQiai
choice lambs, 16 (Tide; mutton, 6y
7'cfnts,
1 Plour: (city dcllvirv prlrcMl:
family patents. 4!i, $fl.2fl: wliolo
wheat, 4!tii. tfMl Kniluun, 4a, lu.'.'O;
tmkurn' burd whoot, Sa, Mfl; link
er ' IdlleKtein put'lllH, lS 8, $(1.10;
pantry flour, 4Ih, $ft.50.
iHuttHr (auekfld hnala): ennn,
fruit or berry. $4.90 per cwt. Beet
MJur, f-t.lit cut
J mm hfiis, to 4hi lbs.. 2 Or; IlKbt
ftnions: New California,
2.76.
i tataes: rjpms. No. 1 grade $3.75
W4.1HJ. Nhw potatoen: Culilurilltt,
.1 41' 4c pound.
Hops: lay crop. 1 1 i l r.r ; is:i0
eouiiuclM, clusturn, IZijiWc, fujf
Kles. 15c.
Wool- Enntitrn Oretron. I3tf18c
lb.; vulley. l!4e. Mohair, new clip:
Kid hair, 3Ic per pound; atuple 25c
per lb.
Nuts: RteHdy; walnuts. Oregon, 26
30e; aliuoudH, 2 ! it ; pt-anuta,
y'10c; peeuns. 2&57c; filbutts,
mi i8c
Hay: Wholesale buying prices, de
livered Portland, eiiKinrn Uretfon
timothy, $2.5U1f23. 5u: .Icr vulley,
1111.00 41 1 .i)U; ulfulfa. f 1 0.00i- J.o0 ;
clover, llfl; oat hay, $10; ntrnw, $71
8 ton; selling urkea, II to 2 mora
l.lventoek
little: Hters 6-ni-HOO IIih. Ifi'fcIO,
medliini Ihiitf, cniniiion f fu H. .Si.-eri
!IMI-1 100 llH. t4 10, IiU-UMlin hfU .
eoniiuoii fCriUi H. Jfi'lfeitt. Kooil JS
'iX.Sn, iiumIIimii $tj.&OflX. eominoii
tb.'tQfft 6.5(1. Cows, good V 7.r.J.
4-oniinori ami nn-lliitn $ .fid'u 7. low
i-utit-r ik'uH. Vi-ulfiH, milk fed $10
11, milk fed. tiiidhiin $siJi lo. milk
fed. -tlll and eoimnon $tifi'8. (Julvctt,
t'.tUHt, coiniiinn and inedlum $7
y.oo.
HoKh: (Soft fr oily Iiokh nnd
roiiHtintC piKM exi'lutbil) I-iKtit llghtH
I4o-h;o iih.. t )).',',, i i.fr,. imiu
WfiKbt ltin-iKO IhH., kouiI and -hol'if
$1 l.'Wii 1 1.7S, IlKht welKbt 1 80-21'U
IIih.. kimI and clioh-e $ 1 1.OOtfi i 1. lifi.
Mi-illum w-iKhl lbs., Kood
it nd eholre $1"H 1 1 .IT., uiedliim
wll't 2jo-:tr.o IhH., good and i-bop-e
$i.7ri 11. Ih-uvy wi-lKht jxo-L'!ii)
IhH., Rood and choice $u.r.0tfi io.V'.
Heavy wHKlit a!H-;t"o K"ud Unci
chop $!14f 10. I'aekltiK tW. 21 h
r. . i o Hut., luedhiin unil 7.ft0fr
.no. Slautfhler pIkh I0(i-1:iii IIih..
Kood unit choice $7.!l'( ! 1 1. Keedt-r
and Ktocker pilCM 70-1 ::o I Ph., kokI
and clinlc $ I I H 13. IW.
.mnliH, !K) h. down, V'.-'iU
1,1 (II It.ltO
I. Vi-ar
10-110 IhH. i;t1iii. I''H. MUIL'O IhH.
ll.T.vai, io-ir.o. IhH., $i.r,oc,(
all vveiKhtK, cull and coniiiion, $1
i.r.o.
ifl7.ri.'l. ilii'dluin t'ffil fl.fiO, all weKlhtfl,
iMiiinon y..ur,i U. VcurliliK wellHTH
N O i l cto KOH 1't IH.U A I Kt V
Pepartnient of the Interior, Cten
el'iil Land OtTice tit ItOscbui'lf, Oid
Kon. Juno JTlli. -
Notice ia hereby Riven that Harry
C. Wood, of :ilde. Oretron. who, on
Mav lsib. I H-'X, made HoiofHleod
entry Heriul No. OdiiUlt. for N SK'i
and tiVM HK'4 (except 1 no fei-t on
each Hide of the ltititiia Itlver), in
Heel Ion a, 'I'dwiihIiIp Xii South, Kanve
'd Went. Willamette Meridian, hat
filed notice of Intention to make
rinal three year proof, to eHtnbllxh
e hi i in to the land above dencrlbed,
before Hamill A. Caniiilny, HeRlnUsr
of (hn If. K. i-imd Ofrice, ut ItoHe
burff, Orepoit, on the 20th duy of
AuaiiHt, H:iO,
Claimant nameti.an wIliienseH: V.
XV Wiillim. (V M. Holland. XV. A.
Smith, and Hoy Honil, all of Glide,
Oretfon.
Coinniissioiior or Uoislatur.
What you do in
popping CQf
is always done in
roasting JJLLS
Bros coffee
, tt r ft' '.
A little at a thm in the popper and
every kernel of corn is popped
evenly. By roasting Hills Bros
Coffee a few founds at a time every
berry is roasted evenly. This pat
ented, continuous process Con
trolled Roasting gives Hills Bros.
Coffee a flavor no other coffee has.
Vrtsh frm tbt
trlintt vacuum
pick. Emily
tfinti witk tin
mj. Luk ftr tin
Ardi tvt tbt tan.
O1930
jvUkeifay "Good Jffl
: assures complete satisfaction
even at these low prices
At regular prices "Good Will" used cars are the first
) choice of thrifty buyers. Reconditioned and gunran-
teed and sold with a 48-hour exchange privilege, they
', offer a measure of satisfaction and value equalled by
few other used cars. At these amazing low prices, they
! offer even greater value. Come today select your
car nowl
; Come! See! Buy! Save!
HUDSON SEDAN In first
Class condition, now offered
for one-third coat. Total price
"'y $493
DODGE ROADSTER, 1926
model, new tlret and re
painted. This big roomy
roadster can be purchased
for only $293
MODEL A FORD SEOAN
Thla fine small family car is
only one year old and is now
offered for only $525
PONTIAC CABRIOLET
New Duco pamt and in best
of condition and offered for
only $423
DODGE TOURING In fine
condition. This car Is excep
tional value and we only
k $193
chevrolet touring
1924 model In good running
order, has trunk And a lot of
extras; a bargain for to;9
Oakland 8 Coupe
1930 model. This fine nearly new car is
offered at a real bargain, only ,
$975
Easy G. M. A. C. TermsSmall Down Payment
ROSEBURG MOTOR CO.
U N. Rose Roseburg, Ore. Phone 100
WOOL MEN ADVISED
TO PAY $400,000.00
FOR ADVERTISING
I.OfiAN. Ctah, July 15. Plans
for a national advertising cam
paign Involving the expenditure of
$4jO,OuO In an effort to increaxo
the consumption of lamb were pre
sented to the Utah Wool Growers'
association. '
This sum, to be raied from
wool growers of the 12 western
range states, . Including Texas,
would be levied at the rate of 14
cent for each sheep they own. It
is planned to use It in advertising
in newspapers, magazines" and by
radio, and in educational and dem
onstration work before audiences
of housewives and retail meat
dealers.
o .
Arundel, plaon iner. Phon" 189-1.
Plcnl'klng at Idleyld Park Adv
Spend Day Here Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Collins, of Wheeler, spf-nt
Tuesday visiting with friends In
Roseburg. They are making a tour
of southern and eastern Oregon,
visiting various beaches and points
of Interest. Mrs. Collins was form
erly Miss Ines Kitchen.
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cass Phone 491
Comptete Heatth 8ervice"
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
to
i u
The majority of people who read this ad
ye.rtteement are' going to need tires this
season; the time to buy them is right now.
Crude rubber is cheap; as a result tire
prices are the lowest in history.
You can actually buy at this time the
world's best tires for no more money
than you used to pay for inferior or un
known tires. "
You can buy Goodyear Tires on an ex
treme low-cost-mileage basis, and that is !
exacdy what smart buyers are doing.
The special advantages to be enjoyed from
Goodyear Tires are due to definite Good
year superiorities in both tread and car
cass, the fwo main parts of a tire.
The Goodyear All -Weather Tread is
superior in traction, and everybody wants
sure-footedncss undcrwhccl.
The Goodyear
Supertwist Car
cass is superior in
vitality and long
life, and this
means economy
and freedom from
trouble.
These superiori
ties are not im
aginary; they are
real.
time toet
iirrtfHtJ'kj"BiemaWiMM itt-w wm'mmTi lm w
Any Goodyear
Dealer will be glad to demonstrate the
facts. . ' i'- "'
And the facts unmistakably are: Good
year Tires do give greater value.
That's why Goodyear sales are going ahead
at a rate surpassing any previous record.
That's why impartial investigation shows
THE GREATEST , NAME
a nation-wide pref
erence two-and-a-half
to thirty times
as great for Good
years as for any
other tire.
That's why Good
year builds annu
ally millions more
tires than any other
manufacturer in f
the world.
That's why more
r
people ride on
Goodyear Tires than on any other kind!
The dominance enjoyed by Goodyear
Tires is not temporary or new it has
flourished for fifteen years stricdy on a
basis of superior quality.
If you want Goodyear value at bed-rock
prices: now is the time to get yours!
IN RUBBER
...
IT WII7D PAY YOU TO SEE THE S U P E R,T WIST DEMONSTRATION
Healy-Wood Tire Co. at Ned Dixon's Super Station
Stephens and Moslicr On the Hiuhway 1