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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1930. 1 . f atw.y-M CLEARANCE Of AH Summer Shoes Prices reduced to make clearance sure and to make way for a A host of patterns in light colors or black. Ex treme!; dly,.ow. $3,95 priced ft Finish out the summer J with low price shoes of r- I- t tine quality. LEVELED BY FIRE 'VANCOUVER. Wash., Aug. 1 Four fTre fiKl-teiH were injured and property Iohh iiioiintud to $ HiS.OOl) (n a fire which swept u nimiiiesa block today. , C. U Klnli-y, Louis Allen, W. W. Luwfl, fire rlilrf; and an unidcnll Hed Vancouver Imrniclth soldier, Volunteer fireman, Buffered lacoru tlons rrotn rallhiK bricks and glass. The soldier was taken to a hos pital. Spreading wilh rapidity and ac companied by a series of explo sions, the fire trapped O. II. Smith, liis wife and daughter, Jean, 19, In their apartment above the restau rant where the blae Is thought to have originated. - Fireman! rescued the Smith fam ily. "Tli0 buildings In the block were all old, small and of frame con struction. Two-thirds of the block was completely burned, and the other third damaged beyond rejalr. Tho block burned was known ns the Williams and Hud Smith block, although there were several buildings containing stores and of fices that were entirely gutted. One of the first, to go was the Knight hotel. ,. Among the business establish ments were the Mayflower restau rant, the Hoss Harness shop, the P. M. Kllwell real eslate office, th Anderson barber shop. Bud Smith garage. HOLLYWOOD GAINS t LEAGUE LEAD BY : DOWNING DUCKS ' Hy the Associated Tress Hollywood, having downed Port land, 12 to 4 for (heir ftrili straighl win last ni jlit, lead the league. The stars jumped on Keating, mak ing his first start for Portland after being traded to them by Sac ramento, and were never headed. San Francisco held n rocord of three straight victories over Sac ramento, as they won yesterday, 0 to Ii. Curtis Itovls scattered th" Senator hits, while Wlngo's four bagger In the first started the Seals off. ami six clean hllH In the "sixth won the game for them. Avenging tile bnnlshment by an umpire of fuzz Arlett and Manager Zamloch In the ntulh. Oakland came from behind after two wore out In the last period to defeat I,o Angeles. 5 to 2, and were tied with the Heals and Angels In third place. '"'"fl That Seattle enn play better than Special Bargain Sale While they last Clean Sweep Hrooms, 85c for $ .50 50 Foot Garden Hose. $6.25 for 4.25 Wrought Iron Fernery, $7.50for 3.85 Single Pot Fernery 1.65 Rridpe Lamp complete, $9.00 for 4.75 Floor Lump & Shade, $14.00 for 9.85 Window AwniiiKs 2.95 White Enamel Refrigerator $38.00 for 26.50 Velour Davenport. Rocker nnd Chair 55.00 Cogswell Chair, $34.00 for 27.00 Writim? Desk. $14.75 for 10.50 9x12 Axminster Rur, $34.00 for 26.50 Roolfast Bicycle. $45.00 for 18.50 Leather Red Davenport. $42.00 for 21.00 .Vnl. Dav. Table. $ I 0.00 for 6.95 F.lectric Vacuum Cleaner 11.50 Seven P'Vce IVdroom Suite 65.00 Library Dining Table nnd 4 Chairs 22.50 Kitchen Cabinet 15.00 Kitchen Range 16.50 Atwater Kent All-F.lectric Radio 67.50 Crosley Bntlerv Radio ft Sneaker 36.50 Quick Meal Oil Stove, $29.50 for .. 16 00 Don't take it from me, But come in and see. JUDD'S Furniture Store J! Do You Want To Save? 'tiirls and, young ladies' lik'ht pumps and straps, good wearing quality $2.95 Getter 6ervice Better Merchandise cellar baseball had been proved to day, und an a result the Indians were above the bottom rung. Two homers and the bang-up pitching of Frank Lamauski were features yesterday when Seattle trimmed the Missions, 8 to 1. The Missions dropped from first place In the standings and Herin I'illette added u defeat to his rec ord. . . NEW GROCERY WILL OPEN AT GLENDALE f Nr-wB llfVlPW DnUKlm County Spcrliit) OI.ENDAI.E. Augimt 1. Another grocory more to be known as liberies' flfnceryette Is being, ndd eil to Olenilule's list of buxtnesH houses. The new store will be opened for business the early part ot next week by lis proprietor. It. M. Kherle, und will occupy the storeroom In the new Odd Fellows building adjacent to the (ileudiile Knrngo. Kherle has been employed In gen em! niurchundlslni; and grocery business' In (Herniate for ninny years. Ills first connection was wilh Irish and Tlngley nenrly 22 vein's ago. He was with II. I.. Wilson about 17 yearn or up until Wilson sold out to Coehrend and Smith, nnd was with hitler firm until recently. HOME FOLKS BOOST VETS' HOME PLAN Itosehurg residents ore boosters for the national soldiers home branch here. Here's a clipping from the hotel column of the Ku gene Register which proves It: Mrs. Oeorge Kohlhagen and Miss RUPTURE . TRUSS EXPERT HERE MR. JOHNSON At Chapman's Drug Store, to day and tomorrow.- Trusses, braces and surgical belts. Ap pliances made to order. Guar nnteed Bervlco. CHAPMAN DRUG CO. DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasses 110 Jackson St. Chiropractor DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER Mineral Vapcr Itnths 327 Cuhs Phono 91 'Complete Health Service" jO)Ii liy RESCUER ROLE. sa Ilipnl HtVtALb SALE carload of shoes for fa Women's black kid arch shoes for wide QQ MP feet, A rare' value V J' You'll have to come in to S see the real bargains. Esther Myers were up from Rose burg Wednesday night, registering at the Osburn hotel. The people or Hoseburg are feeling confident now that they are going to get the federal soldiers' home recently au thorized by congress for the Pa cific northwest. Hoseburg already has the state sofdiera' home as a starter, and has the pledge of sup port of every chamber of com merce in the alaie. Of course the home might go to Washington o Idaho, hut the people of tho Doug las county metropolis are optimis tic and consider that as a renioLa possibility. The home, if It. comes to Hoseburg, will bring with it a federal Investment of over $2,000,- Visitors In Town A. CI. Bishop and his undo. Mr. Smith, of Med ford, Oregon, were visitors In this city today. They are ou their way home from a business am) pleasure trip to Bridgeport, Nebraska. Broadcloth QQrf Dress Shirt DOp Rayon Polo QQd Shirts 00 p Athletic AQA Unions TJJi; Shirt or QQW Shorts iQp Fancy Cow Hide QQfll belts 03JJ Fancy Rayon i Q W Socks .. I 3 b Rayon Shirts AQ(i or Shorts y.s:'k j 49jg Fancy Silk 4Qj Suspenders HDb Oxfords & Shoes All Leather shoes $3i95 $5i95 Dress Shoes $3.95 lo $8.50 Work Shoes CI 70 Lon-p. Soles $ 1 1 1 3 Oregon Woolen Store 141 N. Jackson ii i innnmni nirn flL LAmvSl UltU NEW YORK, Aug. 1 New York university officials. In a titatement nubltshed today, gave an entirely new version of the death, bv drowning, of Al I-assman. football" star. In Long Lake, Maine, on lu'v fi. Contrary to previously nnbllshed facts in the rase, university au thorities Vsserted an investigation conducted by university represen tatives, had established (bat LasH nifin was drowned while trying to mve the lives of three boys whom he, in his caoacitv as a counsellor at Camp Kakelo. had taken out for a nnoe ride. Information from the camp at hn time of Tassman's death had been to the effect, that Lassman. a visitor at the ranrn. had taken out a canoe late at night wtlhout per mission, had overturned In routrh water and been drowned. A verdict of "accidental death bv drowning was returned by a coroner's jury. According to the N. Y. TT. ver sion of the case, Lassman took the three boys, whose names have not been revealed, for a paddle In nulet water on the afternoon of Julv fi. Tn some manner the canoe was overturned and Tassman and the boys were thrown into the we'er. Tho university statement quoted Nemecek as snvinir that camn au thorities had told tbft counsellors that nluht of the nccMent but had ordered them not o discuss the af fair among themselves or with the boys in the camp. OBITUARY ' Private Or'n William Frost, ned 21 years. 10 months was born August 31, IflOS, at Elkton, Ore- Radio Service Parts, tubes and repairing. A fully equipped department. When in Radio trouble call 408 Ask for CARL JOHNSON Roaeburg Garage Men's CLOTHING This sale of our regular fine quality suit at these surprisingly low prices is for the purpose of making room tor the tall clothing to arrive. The lot contains the season's . best fabrics , and styles. Priced at ' ' $13.85 to $29.50 2-Pant Suits Bell Bottom Overalls .. .. 980 Blue Work Shirts .490 Stripe Overalls ...51.29 Loat Sweater, 8H QC 1 wo rockets V I iOvJ Blue or Grey Work PQ Shirts, Coat Style C3b Leaiiier tace lOK Lnnvas Gloves I J b Khaki Work "JTA f ants lip All Woo! Camp CI QC Blankets V 1 13 J Lollege Cords, ML Lream Color vZlHu Oxfords, Black or tan $2.95 to $8.50 Head-to-Foot-Clothiers Formerly Duds for Men 141 N. Jackson i . .... . . - ...I gon. e was a member 01 me Christian church and was employ ed in the U. S. forest service at Diamond lake for three years. On October linn, 1929, he joined the LT. B. marine corps and was sent to China with the U. S. marine corps expend. nonary forces at Shanghai, China, where he died on June 30, 19:10, after a short ill- I ness. Besides his parents he leaves ia brother, Lewis Arthur Frost, two sisters, Margery and Hose rrost, and his grandmother, Mrs. E. M. Owen, all of Elkton. Services were held iu the Christian church of Elkton. Ore., yesterday afternoon, iiev. Shaw, chaplain of Spanish American War Veterans union of Cottage drove, Ore., conducting. Private Frost was buried with full military honors, members of the American Legion and national guard from Cottage drove partici pating. There were many beauti ful floral offerings. lie was laid to rest in the Elkton cemetery, with.; arrangements in charge of H. C. Stearns. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF A BEE INSPECTOR Notice is hereby given that the County Court of Douglas County, acting upon a petition of repre sentative bee owners, has appoint ed George Anderson, of Hoseburg, Oregon, County Bee Inspector. Under the law it is mandatory upon the owners of bees to secure a license for the maintenance of an apiary, and have such apiaries inspected for the presence of dis ease. Licenses must be secured from the County Clerk not later than Sept. 1, 1930. A fee of $1.00 is charged for each license. As the presence of bees in the county Is necessary for tho suc cessful pollination of fruit ; the County Court urges that all own ers of bees secure licenses for the maintenance of apiaries, and have all stands inspected by the Coun- for MARTS PARTY Mel-O-Mnid ice cream will add new delight to your little one's birthday party. The kiddies will welcome this tasty treat. Mothers are fast discovering 'ts healthful worth. It Is 'made from' purest sweet cream and finest flavoring, Youf nearest dealer carries it in bulk or brick. Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 DOUGLAS MARKET You will find our goods during the whole week of the same high quality as are the specials listed below. For your mid-week supply of meat come here so that you may enjoy then the same tasty wholesomeness that our large variety imparts to your Sunday dinner. Meat Specials EAT MORE CHICKEN There is a very large surplus of this fowl on the market; prices are down so that almost anyone can enjoy chicken. Colored Fryers Young Hens, dry picked and of fine quality 25c I Liver (young) I lb. Beef Roasts, steer beef of finest quality 20c-22c Veal Pork Shoulder Cuts, 23c Shoulder Roasts 25c Breast for Boiling 15c Shoulder Steaks 25c Veal Steak 25c Sausage 20c . Smoked Meat and Lard Breakfast Bacon, half or whole . 32c Dixie Squares, lb 18c Picnics, lb 22c Cottage, all lean, lb 32c Lard, 3 lbs DOUGLAS I PHONE 350 ty Bee Inspector for the presence of disease. W. S. HAMILTON, Judge. R. A. BL'SENBARK, Commis sioner. HI HON W. CLOUGH, Commis sioner. 1 IN BANKRUPTCY n the District Court of the 1 lilted Slates for the District of Ore gon. In the matter of B. L. Patrick, Bankrupt. ' To the creditors of B. L. Patrick of Hoseburg in tho County of Douglas and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that the said B. L. Patrick was on the 2tiih day of July, l!3u, duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meet ing of his creditors will be held at the office cT the undersigned in Hoseburg. Ore., on the tilth day ot August. 193t, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Luted July 81. 19?.0. C. L. HAMILTON, Referee In Bankruptcy. Complete Chicken Dinner 75c Every Day at Canyon Auto Camp Half Mile South of Canyonvllle "Cool and Mighty Good" Roscburg, Oregon 28c j? 15c; 2 lbs 25c 50c MARKET - 238 N. JACKSON j J.C. PENNEY 229-231 W. Cass St., Roseburg V acaooji Time calls for Luggage, Suit Cases for Black or Brown Fiber Brass lock and latches. The best ever at this price.' '1' 98c Leather Trimmed, Higrade Luggage Separate compartment for shirts, lingerie, etc. Extra strongly built. Very durable cover. $4.98 "is All Wool Boys' and Girls' Swim Suits Give more healthy pleasure at less cost. Sizes to 16. $1.98 Men's Suits One and two-piece. Your choice of a large variety of all wool suits. S2.98 Blankets for Camp and Home All Wool Camp Blankets Size 60x80, In gray or brown. These will be useful for many occasions. $2.98 Auto Robes The largest assortment we have ever presented. These come in many pretty designs and color combinations. $2.98, $3.98 Single Bed Blankets Every home has a need for these useful blankets, 5 colors to choose from, size 70x80 That is what a John Deere Tractor owner told me today. They-all . say the same thing. . . Low cost, high efficiency. Low upkeep, long life. More Power for Less Money 15-27 $1235.00 Figure on your fall work now. "See Us First We Can Save You Money" Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange Roseburg Myrtle Creek Oakland AGENTS FOR L. & H. Electric Ranges John Deere Plow Co. Hood River Spray Co. Hoosler and Milwaukee Pumps Sutherlln Spray Co. GRAY HAIR EMBARRASSED HER SO SRE SELDOM TOOK HER HAT OFF Used Tints Results Were Very Disappointing. Then Used Lea's and Now Hair Is Beautiful and No Longer Gray NO DANDRUFF NOW SINCE USING LEA'S "I think most everyone is em barrassed more or less about their gray hair especially if it is dry and sort of dull and dead looking like mine used to be. 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A largeN assortment of clever styles. 98c ' Part Wool Double - Blankets These are full size 70x80 sateen bound, choice of five beautiful colors. $2.98 All Wool Double Bed Blankets Full size sateen bound plaid patterns. Weight about 4J pounds. S6.90 83c Sure Like It Mrs. Henry liehrens, of Shannock, R. I., whose picture appears above.' inuusanus oi men ana women use Lea's for their hair. It en hances one's appearance so much. There is utterly no excuse any more for looking old or being both ered With dandruff I.a'a Aa nn effect your hair if it isn't Kray. It is inexpensive for only ie drops massaged into the scalp eadi .nil. uun me wont, men wjien in beautiful youthful condition and color an application twice a month keens the srnln mA I I. some condition. Obtain of your "-"Kgisi. ii out tie will get if. of his jobber for you, or send dol lar bill, check or money order to Lea Tonic Co, Brentwood, .Md. Results uiisf.in.. . 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