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R08EBURQ NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924. FACE FOUR EDURGY Ocan Up and Paint Up! That is a fine idea, and it would be still finer if extended to the farm homes all over Douglas county. But low priced farm produce and high priced paint do not lead to much painting. So we have decided to unload our stock of paint, varnish, enamel, etc., at a real reduction. Certainteed House Paint, reg price $3.60, at $2.75 gal. Barn Paint, regular price $2.10 at $1.50 per gallon. Floor paint, shingle stain, kalsomine at correspond ingly low prices. Remember, this is high grade, guaranteed stuff. If you don't need it just now it will pay you to buy anyway, the saving will pay you big interest. See us for seed potatoes, peas, seed oats, seed barley. Special price on I layes spray rig. "LET'S MAKE IT A MILLION" Roseburg and Oakland Christian Church Corner Pine end Wood, viianw mraj Garage and Storage Now is fhe time to repair your car for summer use. Get our price first. I Potior ' fill! -AT THE- Christian Church' Revival LORRAINE. RUTH AND DALE STIVERS III! f We Never Close Fire Proof Storage Service Night and Day Car Washing, Day and Night RAPP BROS. Star and Durant Distributor Phone 371 MEETINGS CONTINUING WITH INCREASED INTEREST AND POWER VITAL THEMES BEING DISCUSSED WILL BE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Lorraine Stivers is the possessor of one of the finest bass solo voices to be found any where. He has an unassuming personality and puts over a message in song with great power. I lis strong bass voice has a rich, full quality in which everyone delights. He will also introduce several musical novelty num bers and will play music on an ordinary car penter's saw. Ruth Stivers, wife of Lorraine Stivers, is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boyd of Oakland. She is a student in music at the University of Oregon, and Eugene Bible University, and is one of the most ac complished pianists to be found in the state. Mrs. Stivers has done a great deal of concert work, and in Eugene, where she plays very frequently at public entertainments, is highly praised. Dale Stivers, also has a delightful and pleasing voice', and is a student of music at Eugene. He is a brother of Lorraine and both young men are sons of Evangelist Job T. Stivers, who is conducting the revival serv ices. They will sing duets, and solos and will present other musical numbers. i lulu, anil In upending a thrco months' I LOCAL NEWS i ' furlough In tliu .nines. ? P. T. A. Postponed Tho nicotinic of thii Glonpary P. T. A. announced fur this month lias broil postponed to (lie lust Friday In March. Goes to Portland Ir. J. O. I left last nit.ht for Portland where hn will upend th next few days nltcndiiiK to business Interests. Here For Week End Ml K Dorothy Circuit who la altoml Inn the University of OnKn arrived in Unschtlrir thla moi-Ttliic fmin Vn. Rene, to spend the week end visllljiK with her patents ami friends. ' At the Umpqua Cleorito V. Meintyre of Portland, representative of the Western llnnd and MortKHKe company, la spctidinu a few days In thla city looking after business Interests. Mr. Meintyre la registered at the Hotel Vmpqun. Studebaker Man Here W. A. PettliiKlll. of Portland, repre sentative of the Kludcbakor roiKiia Hon, arrived In this city yesterday to spend a fow days here In the Inter ests of the company. Mr. i'cttliiMll I registered at the Hotel Vinpriua. Marriage License Issued A inurrliiKe license was Issued today to Vun H. llrewstor und Anuu 1-s-telle iMet'urry. Here From Sean's Frances Foster anil Bister of Se al the Terminal Hotel. Here on Buinfss A Great Service in Honor of Mother Friday Night. Subject: "A Bible Picture of Mother" 260 in Bible School Sunday Morning. I'll Be There, Will You? EVANGELISTS STIVERS AND ALTHEIDE LOCAL NEWS nttle, who are inrotiio io points in .Miss Pitchford to Portland California up. nt last nieht in this city ... . ,,i,fr,, ,,., I for Portland where she will spend a few days attending to business mat- t ers. O. H. Kde, of the Edo IkcnratliiKI NOTICE To members of. Union Knramp- nient. No. 9. Work in the Itoyal Purple decree lonicht. Refresh- menls. I.. M. DAVIS. C. I'. Visits for Short Time Mrs. W. J. Thomas of Crania Pass spent a short lime In this citv jester tlay vlsltlnn with Mr. and Mrs. W. 11 Honebrake and son, Wesley. Mrs. Thomus la on her way to I ml Ins when Shu will spend some time visiting with friends. company of Portland Is spending few days In ItoscbnrK looking lifter! business interests. Mr. Kile Is regis tered at tlie llutol Umpigua. Here From Corvallls Mis Jeauetie like arrived in Tlose Imi i! this afternoon from t'orvallis to spend the week end with her parents. Miss Vice Is Httcndins the Oregon Agricultural college. Dr. Houck Leaves lr. George K. Houck left last eve ning for Portland where he will spend tho next few days attending to busi ness matters. Co to Portland to Visit Mrs. Itiiy Cook and ihiur.hlcr left lust night for Portland where they will spend several days visiting with friends and relatives. Returns to Portland Mrs. W. P. Slrandburc who spent a few dajs in this city visiting and at tending to business Interests rvturn- At the Terminal Mfas Opal K. Lewis who spent a short time In this city attending to business matters relumed to her home in Marlifleld today. While in this cm miss Lewis was at tlie 1 crinltml ed to her home In Portland Hotel. . II. Meintyre left last nirht for Mr. G-.iy Here From Portland I Portland where lie will attend the W. P. c,ra of Port land, salesman Fuel Oil meeting. Mr. Meintyre will for th- C.omlrieh Tire anil Kubber. he away troni the city several days. i uiiiiKiiiy, nrmcii in tins city yester- ' Visit With Parents 1 Mr. soil Mrs Witot,.Ft M i.l.l.v ,,r rived III ltosehurg ycanrd.iv from As ! . tons, and will spend the next two months here with Mr. Msddox' par-j ' cuts. Mr. and Mrs. II. . Maddux . ; They have been visiting In Anuria with relatives. Mr. Maddux Is villi tlie United States army, stationed at llono- This New Treatment j Never Fail to End Piles Jinny sufferers from piles or Hem orrhoids have heroine despondent v. I cause they have been led to believe J that their case was hopeless and that there was nothing In the world' to help them. To these vople we say. "Ho to 5 your druggist and ct an ori.-nal box of MHAVA SI PI'lHITOKl,:S : tine of these inserted Into ihe iee tum according to dlre.-tlotn will he ; found to give immediate relief. Tiiev , ' reach the souree of the trouble and ; by their soothing, healing, nulls, p-, lie action llrst allay the pain and t soreness and tin n by direct conta.-t i with the ulcers and piles cattle ihem . to heal up and disappear toreier. ' It's simply wonder! ul how speedily ' they act. P.lessed relief often comes ; In two days. Kven lu rases thai liavo steadily resisted all known ' treatments, mivc!'.:us results lime ljin obtained. V:, :h n Fullerton dispenses MtV . AVA Sl'Pl'OSITOKllIS In the orlgin ' al los or ran get it for ou on short. . notice. Hall orders accented. I day afiernoen to spend a few days at lending lo business Interests. Representative Here l. K. Sonde. of Sealtle. leplesen- tative nf the Western Hotel Supply company. Is spending a f d.ivs In our city In tin inter, sts of tlie company. FORCED TO FALL . i DANGEROUS TREES A. J. Young, manager of the Rose burg Auto Camp Ground, cut down three Cottonwood troes in the grounds last week which Improves the appear ance of the place a great deal. The trees were very dangerous to the cajnperg as the trunks lias decayed and the heavy branches might have fallen causing serious injuries to any one who happened to be underneath. Mr. Young plans to plant some walnut1 trees in the grounds later and other Improvements will be made shortly, making the camp grounds one of the finest In the state. Good for WeakEja. I he quick action of lizd phor, hydrastis, KitciH..J mixed In Lavoptik eye ml sul Islies people. One small b a any case weak, sore or iu-in Aluminum eye cup free. X. M ton, druggist Undergoes Operation- Cyril N'lchois underwent an opera-! Hon yesterday morning for append!-! cutis at the Mercy hospital. Drs. ! Sether and Stewart were in atten dance. ! Goes to California Mrs. W. M. Aldrich left last even-' ins for Oakland, Cal., where she was called on account of the illness of her husband. Mrs. Aldrich will be gone Indefinitely. j Returns From Corvallis Miss Iris Rice, who has been spend ing the past several days in Corvallis and Kug.no visiting with friends re turned to her home In this city last eveuing. Visiting Here ' Mr. and Mrs. T II tvtch in lived In Itlis CIV last CM'll.ug I roll! II. -u- ll.'llle. Ill Midlon! to spied a tew days i;il I'li: tied alt-ndtug to I, limine-.-, uutiters Mr. 1' (eh la the manager ot llu' el a Vi euui Cas company. eUlll- Mr. Pippy Here on Bus ness W. 11. flppv of IVMt.in.!. i. tative i f the r.uil al'.ks M,um' p.un . :t:i i i d In Kom bin a: 'a-.! e to spi nd Ihe new few ll.l' s h. le ill the If.le;-. SU , f (h,. iv av.ll i . Mr. l'ippy Is liwteied at Ihe llu'.el I nip IHl.l. enlne Pfturns From Trip i Ml " I'heoti. Kin he!!. l,o , . been P n.tmg the ri tin, .. ri..i.'tts In Mell'aaa. Taeon a. ami Seat !e. n:nfc W i: tl h-T I hli'.r- n. has t tu' ta ! to r; Citv . V..-.. Km ... ,!a'c lht II i' ve.,i).rii M'-it:.ta was .- nut'. hi d m. was f -la.l to come I .,. k to Ui..-. bun: i 1 he r, on. uuy M.itl,. t en Ja. 1 v.n s'l.et s b, :;; r- llio. i I' d t':..-i Week i an le.t.te I., ii tlont i -er-.t: :u t.al Wll' tl l onle'ed II 1. 1 lie one of t ie - ' a: ! : io l r. e ill i he i ,t . Mr. H"!l'!'.ii:. n I'.' i Im In stall, il a m u i,. Hire ..t.Ui- .sle:il in til. s..,T t.ll.s v!i:,h t,i.:i..s the lntat b ,:- Kept in a i. hi. pi. .cc run limine the ex tnuiv Lial vt kuuiuier. i Visits Local Chamber i nonius s. i teines, or San rrane'sco. representliv; tlie count divisional of fice nf tho Chamber of Commerce of Ihe I'nitid States, was a caller nt the local Chamber of Commerce yester day. He was nil his way from Marsh field to Kugene. . Loosen Up That Cold With Musterole I lave Musti'mlc handy w hen a cold starts. It h.n all of the advant.ifc of trmmlmothcr's mustard plaster ITH- H'T the blister. You iut apply it with the liiu;ers. Kust you fvel a w ami tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the IX'tcs, then comes a stv'thing, cooling s-cnsatioii and quiik relief. Made of pure nil of mustard and other simple ingredients, AU:?tcnile is recommended by many nurses and iKvtors: Try Muteroic for bronylutis, sore tlir.vit, stilt neck, pleurisy, rheu matism. Imnliago. croups asthma, ncu ralcta, congi st.on, pains and aches of tlie tuek or loints sore muscles, sprains. hruM'S. chilblains, (rostrtl dvt, colds. ( the chest. It nuy prevent pikunior.ia and "tlu." ' To Afof fttr$: Musterole U now made in milder form for b-btes and small children Ask for Children's Musterole. 3oC and tioc, jars and tubes. Returns from California Mr. and Mrs. William Van Duron returned to their home in tills city yesterday after enjoying the past miinih or six weeks in Oakland, California. COOKED FOOD SALc The ladles of the M. K. Church.' South. Mis.-ionaiy society, will hold a cnoiied food sale, pie, cake, salads, and other teuip.ing dishes nt Kosoburg Crocery, Satimhiy, Keb. 23. -iin luurs. - Cttr than muttard platttt Vi'c will be glad to see you at SARFFS Au.o Wrecking Hcuse 3-3 North Main St, the place to buy your Jiuto parts and save your self some money. Parts for most all makes of cars at 40 to 80 per cent less. Phone 553 i If nmmmMSm M i sa m.vim u'- cIncorporaltd 475 DPARTr4T4T STORES Roseburg, Oregon. Dainty Crisp Ginghams For Spring Dresses and Aprons Nothing like GinKhams for Spring time 1 You'll want to begin your Spr sewing when you see these new patterns in all colors and at such low pri quality 1 Dainty little checks, gay plaids and solid colors for little gins dresses, for house dresses or for aprons. These values will appeal to you. 26- inch Staple Apron Check Gingham, a good gingham at a low price. Yd. 15c 27- inch Apron Check Gingham, a serviceable quality in a full range of colors, in checks of different sizes. Yd. , 15c 36-in. Gladio Percale, full range of colors, light and dark 32-in. Nip and Tuck Cloth, the ideal material for children's clothe3 32-inch Amoskeag Chambray Gingham of good .quality. Yd 23c 32-inch H. C S. Dresa Gingham (our own brand) in a most attractive ranpe of patterns, consisting of staple checks, babv checks, plain colors and colorful novelty effects. Yd. 23c 32-mch Amoskeag A F. C Cingham of fine quality. 1 h.s well-known brat.d in a wide range of patterns. Yd. f 29c 19c 29c t . J . tTv. i
