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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1921)
Price Comparison Week in Rosebnrg-Prices Are Down The merchantsand tradesmen ot Roseburg are doing their part during this reconstruction period. They have set aside this week, Mondau August 8th to Saturday, August idth, inclusive, tor Price Comparisons so that you may see for yourself the reductions they have made bVerV SHOW WindOW ntlH ndwrticomonf voSII nvnlnin tr vrtn incf km.. m..k .,.l:4:- I J J MM.viiwviiiviu mil vajihiii jvujuoi iiuv iiiucii uuiiiiiiuuiiics imtc cuiiic uovvn. rz jcr izii n. : i'r . r : : Ladies Attention Nolaseme Hosiery is less than half what it was a year ago. The same high quality of pure thread silk knitted on the Nolaseme specially built machines the same high grade dyes that Insure perfect colors the same careful workmanship and the same Guaranted Against Runners that you paid $3.10 for a year ago, you can buy today for tl 60. A new shipment of all sizes Just in. Harth's Toggery You Can Now Afford Tailored Clothes Look at These Comparisons: 1920 1921 Serge, satin back . $90.00 $53.50 Silk Mixed Cheviots 94.25 61.00 Vicuna Thlbets 72.00 49.60 . Fancy Novelties 63.25 44.30 Fancy . Velour 66.75 40.00 RAY'S SUIT SHOP LORK.V HARVEY, Mgr. 124 W. Cass. Phone 847. Roseburg Dairy and Soda Works OAK PINE STREETS Phone 186 1920 1921 Milk, quart, per month .' $4.60 $4.00 MUk, pint, per month 2.75 2.40 Cream, H pint, per month 6.00 4.60 - Milked by milking machine, and pas teurized. Bottled in sanitary, modern Plant- L Carbonated beverages, per case of 2 ' doz. (war tax included) $1.40 $1.26 Roseburg Superior Brand ' PRICE $725.00 Attention-Farmers Are you prepared to do your Fall Plowing? Let us send out a Fordson Tractor and demonstrate to you. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Roseburg, Oregon. Phone $74. How Much Less? 1920 1921 Sugar $25.00 $ 7.73 Corn 30 .20 Milk 20 .15 Itice 15 .08 Coffee 65 .50 Dacon .' 60 .40 Soap 09 .614 Flour . . 3.75 2.60 Corn Meal . . . . 75 .45 Lard 160 1.10 Beans 12 .8 V4 Economy Grocery See Our Windows mm LVMOX L. SPENCER Proprietor. ILfcJLMM ROSEBURG, OREGON. We wish to announce to our many friends and patrons the reductions in Suits and Overcoats of our Famous Lamm ft Co. line, makers of clothes "TO HIS MAJES TY, THE AMERICAN GENTLEMAN," In the Fall and Winter Ulnes. In our specials numbers of 18 oz. FRENCH BACK BLUE SERGE, we are quoting the price of $70 now, against $120 a year ago. In our 18 oz.-all wool Tweed we offer at $55.00 now, agalnBt last year's price of $100.00. Let us show you our large range of high class Suiting and Overcoats just in. 1 CHEVROLET 1 7 Prices Going Down! 1920 1921 Touring Car $ 993 $ 776 Sedan 1635 1216 J". B. Baby Grand 1596 1185 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Service Garage GLENN H. TAYLOR Chevrolet and Hupmobllo. Uoavburg, Ore. Motor Shop Garage! BLOW OUT BOOTS WIRE WOVE 3 inch $ -40 3V4 Inch 60 4 inch 65 4 Mi inch 76 6 Inch 90 6M loch 1.10 INNER LINERS ALL BUSES 30x34 $1.50' 31x3 2.25 31x4 2.60 32x4 2.75 33x4 3.00 34x4 3.50 WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES 'advice to lovelorn and others BT MRS. EIASBURT- A Dally Column of Questions and Answers Conducted by Woman Who Knows. Address your ixnicrs to Bin. uiuoury Care Koscburg News-Keview. ticar Mrs. Kllsuury: I am forced uke a lung trip, beginning within days. I will be nearly two ks on th- train, counting botn 1 am puzzled as to what to rr. A liht driss becomes too d ami iliriy. and a silk dress klet so, nnd a suit is too heavy. kould be pleased if you could an- it this right away, as I must leave n. MRS. K., Roseburg. Ait. It is one of the real prob- n nt lire while traveling In the mmi-r tn know what to wear that xild be cool, comfortable, and also rrt. For travel by water there ny number nt iT.Ic cnwtuinra. s lor the Song, cirrr. smudgy train ; in II"' brat of the mid-summer is dilfiaill to combine coolness Ptli chic. Mnnv women solve the Mem Klih liulitni-lulit jersey unit n "UK pongee waist, while others F'cr a one niece alresji In some which will not Know the ilUKt. ) tniine. Unlit lirtiun. or Ian. f'wblv tin- smartest ntitflt how ever warm will bo found In the three piece Hut which came into no much prominence the present season. In a bride's going away outllt 1 saw recently there was one of these three piece nulls combining a one-piece dress with a i.mtchlng coat. Both are nipile of mole brown ("canton crepe and the bodice part of the frock of printed Kilk in brown and tur qouUe. Whatever color one prefers this is a splendid traveling suit be cause one can step from train to hotel dining room without changing. Dear Mrs. F.llsbury: I have gotten some chocolate on a light brown waist, made of satin. Can you tell me how to take it out without dis coloring the goods? I. M.. Canyonvllle. Ans. There Is only one thing yon can do. Sprinkle the chocolnte part with borax, then dip It in cold water, and let soak a short time, alter which pour the boiling water thru the goods. Ires with a moderately warm Iron. Tills should not affect the dye of the waist, although dyes of today are not always to be de pended upon. ' o Show Appreciation For Food Service Roseburg, Ore., Aug. 12, 1921. B. W. Bates. Editor or News-Kevlew, Roseburg, Oregon. Dear Sir: In behalf of the W. C. T. U. we wish to thank you for the splendid cooperation shown us in giving us the space In the paper, also furnishing us with a reporter to take notes during the convention. SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES. First Methodlitt Church Regular services at the First Methodist church next Sunday. Subject of the morning service: "Pouring in Oil and Wine." Seats are free. Sunday school at the usual hours, 9:46. Up- worth League at 7:00 p. m. There is an Interest being taken In all these services. You are Invited to have a part In them. The union church service will be held In this church In the evening and Rev. Caldwell of the liaptlal church will speak. The churches should be there to hear him and every one should feel personal responsibility in making the service a kingdom af fair. You are invited to the Wed nesday night Uilile study. More We especially thank you for the splendid editorial which we feci will tnsn Bixt.. !n regular attendance be of great value in our work. leach night. A deep and enthusiastic You cannot understand nor can we interest la being taken. Matth. 9th express what your help means to our cnap ig lhe nni 0Mnn. Is there unions, and with such help we feel anything more deadly than Indlffer- Inspired to work all the harder, Most sincerely yours, MRS. A. C. MARSTER3. County president. MRS. P. E. NYGREN. Corresponding secretary. MRS. F. D. BOD1E. County Treasurer. HAS FINK PIUNE CROP. ence? Roseburg Is full of church members who have "quit." But the claims of Christ are on you. and you must come to Judgment. "That thou doest do quickly." Christian, corner Tine and Wood ward streets. Rev. C. H. Hilton, Min ister. Regular services will he held Sunday morning. The pastor will preach. Subject. "The Greatness of Jesus." Itlble school at 9:45. I-ast HEINLINE Conservatory of Music and Art RSOPEN3 SEPTEMBER 1st WNMM. classes for children 6 to 16 years of age. Instructor. Mm Ellse Robinson, graduate and assistant teacher of piano of Oregon Agricultural Collegw. also graduate of Mrs. uun rin personal class held at O. A. C. , . KIMit ;;A1:TKN for hlldren 4-6 years of age. Closed car and car "fill driver will call for the kiddies as usual. No advance in rrice over former years. Instruction under Mrs. Helnline, ho is a graduate klndergartner of the Pollock School. Wash ington, I. c.. and an experienced Child Physcbologlst. AnVAMih .vt HARMONY AMI THKORY under Mrs. Heln bne. Not only does Mrs. Helpline hold a Ufa certificate for tl. State ot Oregon, but also a degree of A. B. from Penning ton. Nw Jersey, ,a certificate as authorized teacher of "....!.. ky Progressive Series. Her teachers are noted artists ni-h lir. J. w. Bischorf, Eugene Bernstein, Ernest Kroeger, l"m Mnvrtr. "!; lit I'AitTMF.XT. Instructor. Mrs. Charles Brand, of New .I:'lt''"d fonwrvatory. and eminent Boston teacher. I" PAItTMF.NT. Instructor. Mrs. Charles Rusho. for seven years normal trainer Centralis, Washington. For reservations or information call the Studio, Koblbagen Building, or phona 190. Alihough reports from all oer t,Sunnl,r v nad on(1 of th l(.., Bn,i, slate show that the old orune ,or" i schools of the summer. Claases for chards are not tearing as well this Ponni.-. Meeting at 7:00 lyear as usual, R. M. Knight of Can- 0.cof, Tll)l un0n evening service yonville has seni tne w)i be held In the M E. Church, some samples taken from some or R(v Caldwell, pastor of the Baptist tlie omesi trees in church, will be the preacher or the Mr k-r,h.ht savs that his old orchard , ' ... ... ..i.r.. lis bearing fine this year and the ' 'samplos sent prove his siateinent to rvnrryteriiin Church Corner of be correct. H s newer lr-. ltfKlian 8nrt tne ,treets, K. W. bearing somewnai Warrington, minister. We all know n..K he slates, but ine oia or. ,tA l. fur from being a failure. can't store up enough religion In cool mnnlhs to keen ns sweet all Some excellent looking Hungarians Kwp y011r hnA on gprtal 111 V " c ... r - with also inciimea sent by Mr. Knight. ATTF.NTIOS LKt.IOAIlUtES. things hr regular attendance at the ehorch services. 9:4T, a. m., Hltile stud. Tend has spoken. Are yon familiarizing yourself with His wap.1 its m tbe morning wor- aii members of L'mpqua Post No. ,hin. ' The naslor will preach. The IS are urged and requested to at- , vacation choir will sing. 7 p. m. i,t th funeral of Geo. E. Hutehln- , Florence Wimtverlv will lead on Hundar. Aug. 14. Appear in b rndevor service. The subject Is uniform If you have " n order L. O. DEVANET, Commander. "True Temtierance In Heart ana Life." I p. m.. the nnlon service will be held Similar evening at the Methodist church. Norm. KM. M. I. First IhiptLst Church, corner Rose and Lane streets, 11. L. Caldwell, minister. 9:45 Church school, O. P. Coshow, superintendent. Classes for young and old. A knowledge and the spirit of the scriptures are es sentials for the highest character., You are Invited to Join your neigh bors and friends here in the study of the word of Hod. 11:00, public worship. Message by the pastor Cood crowds have been attending these services and have found tliom helpful. Professor Cyril Richards of McMinnville college will be on the idatform and will have a part In the service. Young people of college age are especially Invited to hear him. 7:00, Young People's Meeting, Mr. John Hntfleld. president. Leader, La Verne Hawn. subject, "Temper ance in Heart and in Life," A good subject for all young people to dis cuss. 8:00, union services or tne churches held at the First Methodist church, H. L. Caldwell of the Bap- Rev John Burg will hold services raldwell. the new pastor of the Bsn st Ollde Sunday morning at 11:00 tit rhnrrh. will preach the sermon, o'clock and attain In the afternoon. Those callers Sunday evening may The sermons will be Interesting met- be delighted to come with yoa to aagea lor thoaa present. charefc. Ask thea. PRICES ON TIRES! FOR A MMITF.I TIMK. HF..lF.KSO.N t'OUH tiUAUANTF.KD fWMHi MILKS, FABRIC (MMMI. HOxil Fabric n-7 HOxtU, Fabric $12.75 :tox;i!t t'oid HslW tfiSxl Fabric 1 0.75 JM4 Fabric MO.76 8hl Fabric 2I.75 2i4 Cord !UII Cord MO.75 HKI t'or.1 SWI..TO IMtltt Portage Cord aio.oo H7.1 Portage Coral $19.3) Tl BFJ. .K: VHallc 1.75 ;Vn:i, Yltallr. l u lnll onlcrs given prompt attenthio. Roseburg Tire Company 1S4 W. Caaas HC ftlS-R. Efficient Handling of All Banking Business When you deal with the Rosoburg National Bank you are confident that each transaction will be handled efficiently. Wo make It a point to give expert attention and care to every Item. Chucking Accounts are invited. X i,0 Interest raid on Savings Accounts The Roseburg National Bank Roseburg, Ore. v tlst church will be the preacher. All the people of Roseburg are Invited. Neit Wednesday ninht the delegates to lhe state convention which has Just closed, will give a report to the church. An interesting time is as sured and the members are especial ly invited to hear the reports. InleniatloaxU Itlble Hlucl.'lllx As- mm hit ion - Moose Hall, corner Jack son and Washington streets. Sub ject for study at S p. m. Sunday. "The Kingdom of tlod." Is the Kingdom of Clod now established? If not, when? We extend a hearty invitation to tbe public. 9 M. E. Omirh, South Sunday whnol, :4S, W. L. Cobb. Supt., dl vine worship. 10:4.1. Sa-rnion ty the nastor on "The Christ of the Home." Rp worth league at S:t"., leader. Miss Flora Rand, subject for study. Precepts of the Chrll..ni Life, and How to Obev Them." I'nlon service at the M. K. church at H:O0 with sermon by Rev. Caldwell. We In vite yoa to worship with us. Th Junior choir will meet Saturday at l:o p. m.. for prarli.e at the M. K. Sooth parsonage, as usual It every laninr be at the practice for special work. First Church of Christ Scientist, Services are held Sunday morning at It o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clocs, this meeting Includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school convenes each Sunday morning at 9:45; all np to the age of 20 years are Invited to attend. The reading room In the rear of the church building is open dally except holi days and Sundays, from 2 to 4 p. in. The public is cordially Invited to at tend these services and visit the reading room. Subject ot Sunday's lesson Is "Soul." NOTICE TO WATF.K tXJ.VSI MF.HH. Water will be shut off on ftouth Main St. beginning at lhe corner of Mosher and Main and lueludlng Cir cuit. Walte and Thompson Sts., nnd also Including all of Miller's Addi tion. Sunday morning. Aug. 14, 1921, from 8 a. m. to 1 1 a. ni. ItOt'flLAfl COUNTY LIGHT WATER CO. WESTINGHOtxK Batteries for all cars, also battery repairing and recharging at The Roai-burg Garage. Pennsylvania Tire na. Ford Garage. Service. Ask
