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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936. VdUcua lo utout an 1uliI as they como. If Germany (rule-J by Dicta tor Hitlor) really wants to got Into tho Spanish nirnpus, tlio comman dor of tills di'Htroycr lo ulvliig htr a f !rut-cluH excuac. Marching On iMue Hlly Kicritt Runflar iT the Mw-llelw toH loo. Hrmlier of 1 ha AaBorlnlrd rra TbB Auiioclated Irew la xclunivo ly entitled to tn uue for rt-puWIua-tlon uf all Hewn dlHpalclidH cleilltvd to It or not otherwise credited In thli pnper and to all local newa published herein. All flglila of re publication of epeclal dlHpatcnea berelo axe aleo reeerved. KRNR PROGRAM (1,600 Kllooyolee) SPONSORED BY NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY PRICES IN EFFECT and MONDAY BARMS ELLSWORTH Keillor Entered ae eecond class matter May 17. mu, at the dohi ofrice at Jtoeeburg, Oregon, undor act ol March i. 1878. FOUR ..I 0 UJJ, i4 tmmam kfUUM. If. WmmU 0W tmiM- J pW4f r ( , MihX h u aVv4 ill 'rjj$$mm (( REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:00 The Editor View tho News. 4:15 Vocal Knseinblo. 4:30 Studio Music In Ilhytlnn. 5:U0 Popular Dance Time. ti:00 Chicago Symphony Orches tra. 6:15 Lawrence Tlbbetts. 6:Ju The Motor Shop Garago -presents Htray liollister at ltimrock. 0:45 1 he lirub l!ag Program. 7:15 Sign OK. Represented by West- HofTiMY-NirbGENSEN 9mm FraaHeco 220 Bimh Street. Lttm Anmrtrm 1.13 South riprlnn Blr-et. arartle 803 Stvwart Hlrat. Chicaaa 3ti(l North Michigan Ave Dtlrolt 323 Slophenson Hldif. Ken York 21 Kt tO-M Htreet. Vortlaae .-Uedcll Bide. ' Hubeerlptloa flaice Dully, per year py mail ....... .$( Dally, tf liionths by mall 2.00 Oally, 3 mouth by mull l.Ji' Dally, ulng-lo month by mull 60 Dally, by carrier per moiub 6u Editorial Comment. i IN BKNTENCINO a man convict ctl of stealing a saddle from a farmer, Circuit Juilse Carl Wlmhcr y yesterday announced a policy which will meet with, general ap proval. In' pronolinclnff sentence the court said: "Livestock and property of a farmer Is more easi ly stolen tlian pnusosgionii of. a city dweller. A farmer cannot ho ex pected to keen ioyeryt hint ; under lock mid key mir. can pollco offi cers (jive to lilm the samO meosnra of pmtectlon that la uffonleil the resident of a city. ,Ilo Is, lliorefore, entitled to greater protection from tho court." '' ' ' ' ' ' 1 - A common tliTef is despised ' by nil. luimnnlty and though In, this policy there Is some discrimination Itl favor of farmers, no city dweller will complain. It Is an example of good common senso Justice I J.I 1 "flfE 8TATFJ - forester linn' an. n'ounceU tiittL Um, state W. re gnrditiR cnrelcssneas In dropping lishlml matorials, wUMie rlxWly.on forccil. Smokers ari said to tie re sponsible for nearly oua-lhlrcl ot all injiii-couHOd firm In. Oregon for ests nd along liiifliwivyn.. Iw linnirn rlgbt now in most serious bocadso of tho long period of (lot woirtlfer, Evnrytltlnif Inflammable In ilry and ready to burn at the Bllghtcst opportunity Ai1garette carulussly thrown from a moving car may cause untold dumngo. (.ate spring rulna made a ve" heavy growth of gruss anil weedo und.lhe recent dry spell baa converted this growth Into tinder. Hero Is a timely warning: do not throw . a match, olgnrctlo ormy other burn ing material from your car or you muy go to Jail to say nothing of tho dnmuga such careless action might caitHO. HPIIE (lltKAT bullle now rasing between h-hor cblofiaiT with nppotdto ideas apparently Is a dis pute of t!ie It riders and their im mtvliale followers. The labor rank and Dlo have little to say about It. Of course there will bo the usual voting In the local.- but the buttle i; In full he.it before Unit happens. It seems Jur.t another in stance of the common ninn being herded by those at. tho toil. I JN'r.Til'I.OY.MKNT In Douglas county hi almost nil. The VI huH only tVi tin Its employ ment lists and of tbe:M'. L'fi are wo men woiklng on tho sewing proj ect. As u mutier of rnct there may bo a serious fhnrtuito cif labor here when prunes and cantaloupes arc harvested. Hundreds of worker.-' will be needed in tho oretmrds and fields for those harvests. It Is ad visable that WTA and government officials give thought to lei'iilllng somo of tho men from pest control projects In tile fotont so that they may help with the harvesls. Editorials on News (Continued from page 1.) iM-.trunro (if iny.iici i.m.t Italian I l li cit t,n the Mlo tit the Spani th voIhIh, ho mo nwl.in;; in over throw tho ct.iaiiuiiiiKt lii.iatirrit.lt Mow tilling Hpaln. If thoy .siicrtMHl. It In niMu.ii'tl that thc vill not un n ram l; t dlrlaloi :i;i similar to that nov mlinir Ita y ;;ntt (icrnsnny. It lonitR very murli : it lliiln uiiil MihmoKiiI a ro ki.lpliu thtv pro ''rK nhn a ilir.patfh 'i'ffn T;m Klor aniirrtliitf that Him lire nmn frc.Khlcr SovMa was fh fit mi !) th loyiili.it (.'omnuiiiit) Spiiu M di-trtiti, cr, Almim.ilo Vclil:Ma. .lust (tfriiaiul, io would nay that the com ii i a ml "r of Hit Alml.ttiitv ( 1 SATL'KDAY, AUfil'ST 8 Morning Hours 45 Early lllrds. (ID Alarm Clock Club. ;ju NowB-Itovlew News llioud- CUSl. 15 Alarm Clock Cluli Cont'd. 30 Devotional Services. 15 Sacred Selections. HO Love Hongs of Yesteryear. SO Violin Selections. -15 Vocal Ensemble. 110 Morning Musicnle. 30 Hello end Martha. 35 Women's Kxehango. (10 Three Ilhylhm Kings. 15 Modern Melodies. Afternoon Hour 00 Mills llros. 15 Hanch Hoys. 30 Itadlo Music Store Aftor- noou Concert, 45 NewB-Iteviow News Uroad- cast. , ' ' 00 Invostment For Income. 05 Dorsoy Hi-ob. Orchestra. 30 Organ Selections. 00 Music's Magic Carpet. 30 The Gay Nineties. 40 Morion Downoy. 00 The World Hook Man. , 15 Novelty Tunoii. ' ; t ; I 30 Storylund. , ; : . ' ( f 00 Swing Tunes. i 1 : . J 30 Salon Selection!' ' ' : f 00 Saw Turns. '. ; t ' : ' ! 15 Kovano, the ppdratlc Toiior. 30 Walla Tlmo.' '..':,'' 00 Matinee Idylls. ' ' ' 15 The Umpriua Park Program. 00 The Grab Bag Program.; i : IS Sign Off. SUNDAY, AUGUST .0, Morning Hpu'rs ' 1 ' ' 1 H:3o 'Sunday. Jovotlonal Sorv - ice's. . ' ' t 1 i . 8:45 Sacred Selections. 9)00 Program Dedicated to Vot- ; craiiB' Facillly. 9:30()ld Tlmo . Fiddling With : Kmlo Crane. ( 10:0(1 Sunday Hequest Program. 11:00 'Clark WIIboh's Unltud Art 1 Isls. ll:3(M-(!oldm.' Voices ' . Afternoon Hburs ia:00'-Aii'a'I,'roiii the Opoias. l-':3o-i-lack Demareliant. 12:15 Victor Concert Orchestra. 1:00 Douglas , County Creamery ; presents Max Dolan und Ills Salon Orchestra. ' . ' 1 : Iff Famous Mttslu. i 1 :46 Manhttllau Concert Hand. 2:00 Your OJd Favorite Selec tions. ' ' 3:00 Ilovuim the Operatic Tenor. 3:15 Closo Hariuony Four. 3:30 Marimba Orrhestras. 3 : -in Accord I on Select Ions. 4:(io fnnyonvlllo Itbvtbmeu. 5:00 sign Off. , TOWNSENDERS TO CHOOSE DELEGATES Tin tikliin-rr Tnu)u...i.l ..).t. K'.. 1 Will lilOttl 111 thft fnnrflintitia ut 7-til o'clock tnulRht lo hoar tho roinrt r (IclosiitoH from the lornl chili to um niiiioriul mnvonifou. Wlos will bo chomMi nt lontKhfH inoolitiK to nt trm! tho tliHtrlrt con vonilon to Im hold Stimlay, August ., hi iu k flic, tho puipoMO hohiK to oiMlorHo conmnnstniml cHnrlhlaton. Tlio flu I) Im tiruimr nil i.esu and frlondH to ho nroaoiit. H. MYERS TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY Sheriff I'eiry Webb loft Ibis moininit tor suiem to deliver lIlll'I'V AlVKI-U In III., tlliltn iw.iilln,.. tlary, lo which he was sentenced In the circuit court yesterday to a lerni of two years, lie pleaded gullly lo h charge of stealing a saddln from the Mode farm at KeMoeg, MARKETS WHEAT POKTr.ANIi. An-,'. 7.--IA1M ltimf.-llr iiii'l fnri'lKii wheat pi Ii oh won hit rnthrr hai.l Frhlny hut It appoari-il niii nr Wja of km evon tni; up pnx i's.i rat hoc ihan any uV ill'i w iaK iii'hh In tho prico. Ui tho ("titan's mat noi hno. ulthoiit tfi.lin. final on Sfptom Nr was oif u-, hoiN-ni!(rr I Jo ami May niu It iim.-.t. On tho Mainplo rah market Uhv wheat loM 2v with Mnntunn pruos n.ntiiu'i to por ri'in. Wheat: (pa lli-h w ( irtu- s,'l' V !7 IMt pti I ''. Us ;is iinj t)tii ( ah wh.-al: 111,; point hiaostom. hart, lit); iiaik haul winter V.l prt. I.lfii; 12 pt t. i.l'HJ; I t pet. I.t'vti; mat htio aii'l w ostern while. lumt wlatrr em ret! :tti. Hour Ucv. A. KiaaUlin I'umeito, of the Kiiut rronhxertiiti Thanh, Watbontov.-n, u.. Snialny at II. Suhjeet : " Tho I'orflimul Implica tion of Christianity." At 7 r the (ftMor will spoak on "A MeMano from thp .Muiinla.n..." Plate Vwa ti toriau Chunli, Atlr, i ... Snow "Leopard by CHRIS HAWTHORNE , ' C5IAPTKH XXIX . ' I ' Abbe Hersero loft tho room auU presently reappeared with a Jur and throe RhiBHos. Those he t;t iion u table. "You've droppi'd down from tho slty on the tenth annlvuraary of my exile bore," he explained uinlubly. ; "TliH liquor la my own make an uucient preroKU tive of raonkH. 1 diHtillod It from horrleu and Boods Kathured In the small oaMla below ua." ( The' Abbe filled th " ghisscH. Haniilfltor iiiHl 'Toolo lifted (heirs and gazed through tho poldon, traimparent liquid. Dick offereil a lount for the occasion the Abhe'8 annlvoraury and tlio three drank. A Aparkllnp; Hin.io ' lrlumlnnted the Abbe's fare na he watohod tho! roaction of hlH riiokIh. HanniHtor's eyes rolled upward while Toole's tongue sought tho inner recesses of hia mouth to retrieve a linger ing drop. Abbe HorKorq hastily refilled the Kinases. Karen Sire wns tho in spiration for tho next libation, i "From the tlmo I was twenty- five." the Abbe rant hied on, "1 i havo been a member of a momiHtic order plod Red to. human service and tho spread of Christian tench-; Inns. My physical peouliarlties, ad yon mlK'bt imagine, were aeconi- j pauied by certain Inhibitions.. No man llkou to he regarded as a freak. Seclusion Is the obvious re fiiKe from ridicule. So I assum ed tasks that kept mo out of the sight of men. That Is how I met Maurice Sire twelve years aco." Toole and Hanntster listened o.u;eiiy im the Abbe continued: "Sire luiil heard of mo through tho curator of fie ftvltHh mnsoiini, Xwv whom I had done some work deciphering ancient scripts. Me came to our monastery lit the south of .''ranee with parchments that hn4l been In his fatuity for hundred of years. In the mass were writings Indicating that an effort had been made to give con tinuity lo a legal rlnlm upon the great valley that lies below this mountain." Hanntster thrust In a word. "That wuh the grant of hind made by (ihonghls Khan to his loyal white paladins, wasn't?" "Kxactly. And this grant had subsequently been approved by Mi bin Khan and a number of bis successors. At a much later date it had been ratified at Poking when th old Tartar regime pass ed out." "Were you able lo make a good case for Sire?" Hantllsler asked. The Abbe laughed. "That wasn't what ho wauled. At tlutt time, bo didn't care about the Site MepnM sion. It wuh, and still b, a parch ed strip of deep lowland about one hundred miles lone and forty wide, .lust how any cnnsidrrnlde numher of whte men manaccd to live there be couldn't understand." "What did ho want then?" Toole Interjected. "Well, the documents told about a continued wai laro between the while settlers in the .alley and the upland Tartars. The yellow men finally drove the w bites out but after ti few years the Invadeis couldn't find grazing for a goat. It seems that tho whites had chang ed the course of the mountain stream so that It ran underground and disappeared In the bowels of the earth. Without water the val ley became sterile. Hut even that sfgnlflcimt fact didn't Intercut Sire af tho time." "Where did his interest He PnniifMer asked. The Abbo laughed aileutly. Siro had become obsessed wlLh the notion that his own ancestors were not tho original white cottiers who had won the land by their ser vices for GhenchiH Khan, He had an idea that his stock wus that of tho conquering Tartars and that, therofore, he was not a pure white man. And he's not tsure ot It yi" 1 ; "Tub!" ejaculated Toole, "1 thougni so, but what of it?" - Bannister did not take tho (state ment so lightly. "At that time, twelve years ago,'' said Dick slow ly, "Karen Sire was eight years old. I let father probably was thinking of her. Ho wanted to bo in a position to givo her a clean bill In case any question arose af fecting her ancestry. The.us things still count a great deal in the full ed States whore quadroons and oe turoon sometimes marry Into white families by keeping their real origin secret." "You've hit upon ft,' admitted Abbe Kergere. "i)o you, personalty, know flnof irey Whipple?" Han nip tor inquired. "I do und Uremia. 1 was In Alexandria my single extended absence from ibis dare trying to clear up some mystifying details ot these old parchments when I met them. Kino people, I thought ai tho time. Hut I have learned since that theysaio adventurers of the most dangerous type. They made every effort, to gain posses sion of the documents on the pre tense of helpline me and would have aucceeilf-d but for one fact I had only one ui tie pai clum-nl with me. They managul to get that." The tallt drifted to more general cliiiuncli. "What's lite idea of staying up here at this elevation - It must he eight or ten thousand feet above sea level, isn't it?" Hunnlster alli ed. "1 go down nt Intervals and work the patch." said tho Abbe, but tlio i ari tied air Is necessary to my life. 1 was an invalid wlMi I came hero. Look at my chest now ! " The i! waif's toiso indeed was magnttiot'nl. "I guess a man's got to br-utho deeper up hole to make up for lack of density in the air. This phue would make ;1 groat white plague camp; in fact vo inlereit.l Sire in such a project, h,. promised to turn his hand to it after b, popu lates tlio valley and establishes a transportation system," "Mow doe. he expect to lei Iilini the valley r "Hy the same simple method th.tt will enable you to enjoy u shower b;ith in a tew minutes," ibe Abbe answeie.i. -(f eomse. he'll work on a larger scale. That's wh a thousand lit borers are on their wsv to the valley. It is men pos sible that Sue may find the Iom river that om e kept (his l.md iVr tile the river which those anci.nl whites diverted undesmomul to thwart their Tartar conquerors." "Has he ' had engineers bete tud ing thU projef t ?" "He has, but thev didn't come to my plme. .m,u wn t,., (n,.m. selves scientists, hunters ami tiav elers hae been snooping around the valley al intervals for the lat three or four yeais. The pos(id ties of the place are known to more than one group. It mav that Whipple has actually dfscnv ered a wav to bring the water bark to Its ori.clual bed. Or It may be that he bas discovered valuable iniueials. "Of both," conjectured Bannis ter. The Abbe agreed. "Now then, I want you gentle: 1 men to get um.er a shower; It is J ice cold. I warn you. It comes j from the mountain tops in little1 trickles. I've diverted some of 1 them to this hut. When you find ' what becomes of the rest, the se-1 eret of the lost river will be yours." j While Toole was taking his j shower, Hanntster told the Abbe of; his promise to shoot a snow loop- j aid for Karon. "Quite roma-'tic," the Abbe i commented, "an;: practical, too. A i pair of the brutes havo been mak-' ing life miserable for me. Only' !at week the male made a raid oil the yak shed and killed one oft my finest animals. You should have seen that leopard, Mr. ISan-1 uister! He was big as a tiger, i only more ghost-like. It would take a hurdler soul than mine to follow him in the dark. The na tives of this tenitory hold him in 4U.)er.!titiou.i reverence, liy tradi tion he may be lulled only hy royal mandate." "I'm bore with men a mandate," r.annistor laughed. "It's a long way from Park avenue, New York, :o the slopes of the Himalayas, but i shot at this ghostly brute will j .T.ore that repay me for the trip!" : Toole thrust his head from under : he shower ami shouted: "And Whipple is coming here, too. 1 lost my 'arm' in Centre street and I'm : unin:; lo find it here." I Abbe Merge re smiled nt these I . j vanities. Perhaps he was thinking of his own higher mission, and of i tie lonely man who came out of I tho desert to herald the King of ; KiiiK.i. I Toole and Hannister spent the j next day threading the natural ; puth.i. made by stone slides., that I connected the plateau upon which the hut stood with those of the lower elevation. Weakness and desolation w ore everywhere ! scanty fibre grass, starved tarn ! erisks and an occasional thorn wond hu.;h. The landscape would make an excellent camouflage for au animal marked in the half ; tones of a snow- leopard but they found no trace of one. Although j liully ratified far, be always came back haftled and irritable. The Itmpu.d was a creaturo of the ; night. f Tho Abbe busied himself gathor i ing hampers of berries and seeds jfar below them. At night he brew-j-d ma.di for in still to nake fuel ; for the plane motor Karen's car, ;they were calling it now. They watched for hours as his gnome like fU:tne flitted about the flre. Ht'i a.-peet so little a thing of 'avth I hat they f.-lt themselves transported to another world. In Ihl way. days sped by with . Ran ulster's usony of suspense over ihe late of Karen Site growing hourly. Throe night he had spent in looey ravines with Hully. vain ly seeking some trace of snow Vopard. It had been his hme that Karen would arrive safely with Whipple as Abbe Hep;ere had predicted, that h would have the Pleasure of seeing Toole "put the . hakot" oer Whipple while he himself, triumphantly displaved a leot ard pelt lo Karen. Uremia, to his mind, had already become a vanished factor in the whole equ: lion of mstery. murder, ami high plans of empire. It was i loie to midnuht on the tenth day since their arrival that Hannister felt an acute In t nil ion that Komethmg was stirring. It was one of those mystic menage that come to hunters and fishermen and are aee ple.l as "hunches." He acted upon ft. Toole and the Abbe were iitdeop mil nuuy whs alert tho moment his j master feet touched the floor. L - .1 J. - .1 ...L cannot) meats to fate the place especially since prices Comed Beef Armour's finest, can 19 RGaSt Beef. All ready to use, can 2lC Corned Beef Hash Armour-., can 17c Vienna Sausage Armour- n 9C Deviled Meat Fine for sandwiches, 4 cans .... 5C Deviled Meat No. yz can, n 8c Dried EJeef Armour's, glass jar 14c Veal Loaf cher3 s!yie, can 15c Ham Loaf Deticisus Economical, can ... SSc Meat Loaf Haley's, for sandwiches, can 9 Bab-0 Finest cleanser for white shoes, can Waldorf Tissue 4 ren. 1.7c RiCe Fancy Louisiana Blue Rose, 2 Ib3 16C Babv Lima Beans m pounds 15 Lima Beans I Bird Seed Crackers Tcoth Picks Tooth Picks Fly Tox Fly Ribbons PeaS Sweet Garden Peas, can 1 SC Black Tea Fancy grade, Y2 pound 25c Kremel Dessert Carmel, vanilla, lemon, Pkg. 5c Kellogg s Wheat Flakes 2 Pkgs All Bran Ketlogg'3, large package MaltO Meal Large package V3NDEX, clean windows, bottle 19c P. & G. SOAP, 6 giant bars 23c TOMATO JUICE, All Gold, 2 cans 15c PEACHES, halves, 2 large cans 29c PIMENTOS, Dromedary, can 8c ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT, can 14c PICKLING SPICES, y2 lb. . 10c riiumtster gingerly lowered his heavy boou and hia clothes inioutfh tho opened window and motioned the aireilule outside, fear ing that a whimper might disturb tins othora. SoIocudk his favorite Kim from the rack, he tipped the rtiglu with luminous paint, a trick Hi imniro more accurate fire in Ihe ilarluios.s. .Stepping outside, he guttiored up his outfit and with drew from tho hut to dress. Dully knew ins own part and kept si- The moon wns at full round und nttluint a a night sun in its cool tiifulgcnee. About three hun dred yaici.i from the hut a tall shelf of rock fliuvil outward from tho fare of tho plateau. It had occur ri-fl to Hnnniotor that this great i wall diverted sounds from the ra- j vines In tho mountain-side below, j He had marie up his mind to keep) viiiil 1 here niphtly until he heard) the cry of a wild beaut. For un hour he sat in silence, his j hark to the cliff and his eyes roam-1 ing over the ghnstly landscape. I With ear.- at the alert angle and j muzzle turned upward. liully : ranged the. prrcipiee, pausing or-j ca.-'iiMMilly and making a silhoueitu ; a motionless as that of a stone) doff. I'rom one of these silent I iiihlennx luiunister at Ifiuth heard j a low growl. Then another, more i intenie, more fnsfstent. Cully ran to him in a tremor of: ea:;rrns. j (To be continued) DRCF3 DEAD AS HE WAITS FOR DOCTOR MKI'i-'M!:l. Or.-.. .Vic. 6. (Al') I it- ISO low, l,". ; .arim-r of tllr Ci-ritiiil Point ii?Miirt. illo;i'Cil .li.i! of ln.nl ili.-'Ni.'ip this rmirn inu. as 10 xvnil.-il in liin r-rc;'lnin r.-om nl n local physician lor a I 0!1:-1UI ion. Dr. R. J. Lockwood CHIROPRACTOR 3 I 2 E. Cas-s St. Phcne 445 -R ...... . l nnonar will An! VQU of roasfs, steaks, chops. If not every aro o apioaim U TiT Cooked, ready to use, can French's washed seeds, 2 Pkgs 25c 25c .... 4c ... 7c 20c 9c Salted Wafers, 2-lb. Pkg Regular 5c size .: Regular 10c size Fly Spray, bring container, pint Fly time is here, 4 rolls 4 DELIVERIES EACH WAY DAILY OFFERS SUBMrTTED FOR BARTLETT PEARS MEnFOIlD, Ore., Aur. 6. Al) Offers woro reported today for Rogue river valle'y Ilarllotls for canneries of 5-a per ton at car for two and throe-eighths sine. und larger, and a secondary offer lor , two and three-eights slzei and larger, with a 15 per cent Mcr.-1 ance for two and one-quarter alzes 1 of $22.50 nt far. The buyer said these prices were i for a limited amount of tonnage,' and were made by a California cannery. j There was no change in the i opening packed Rnrtlctt price of 330 per ton. CRATER LAKE RHV3 ROAD BIDS OPENED rORTI,ANI, Aug. fi. fAP) Fight bids were submitted to the l". S. bureau of public roadf. hero on a project railing for grading of two mll'-s of the Crater lake national park rim road. The low hid or fIJ.lM.jO was made by Sam Orino. RotinrviUe, Ore., and must receive the a;n pioval of Washington authorities heloie It can be awardt-d. NOTICE .Winlil'nrs nf Woodcraft I'i. n'r August will in la-Ill In luilion'a ;iiovr-. A-lv. Ice Cream 35c qt. Made lOOif, from Umnqua Val ley Cream end Eoo. SULLIVAN'S LUNCH Porklni Bldg; a meal in a hurry by using day then certainly otten Fruits Vegetables Prices Effective Saturday Only BANANAS, lb 4c LEMONS, dozen....25c Big 360's Sunkist. CUCUMBERS, ea. lc POTATOES, 7 lb. 19c CARROTS, bunch 3c LOCAL CANTALOUPES TOJdATOES PEPPERS CORN BEANS CARROTS BEETS LETTUCE ONIONS SQUASH GRAPES PEACHES PLUMS CABBAGE CELERY FLOUR Don't wait too I0113 to buy. Windmill ,, 5kl 44 Goldenbells 8-, 124 Michoice $153 H. R. Nerbas, D. D. S. Glenn Phctteplace, D. M. D. DENTISTS Gas When Desired Terms May Be Arranged Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings by Appointment Room 5 Phone Masonio Bldg. 488-J OPENING at the Armory Canyonvillo Rhytfimen Saturday Gents 40c Lo.dics 10c LISTEN Plantation Inn Open Under New Managsniert Modem Rooms Reasonable Ralea Eat and Drink Corns out and see us sometima. '