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PAGE tlWT BOSEBUBO NEWS-BEVIErt, FRIDAY, JULY 11. 1924.
Those Famous Blue Devils Th A MfPf ftslfc At Rainbow Gardens-SatS
-Soothing Melodies and Mellow Moonlight- UilvUil N Mil On the BanUs of the North L'mpqurTwigl
Car Washing and Greasing
STORAGE
Cars Washed, $l and up. Cars Creased 75c and up.
Bargains in all New and Used Tires.
Used Cars at Your Own Terms
Gasoline, Oils and Accessories. Buy from me and same money.
Day and Night Service.
We are Distributors for the Goodyear Tires and Tubes.
HIGHWAY SERVICE GARAGE
L. R. Chambers
Phone 478
332 N. Jackson
EVANGELIST TELLS
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BLAME NOT FIXED
Herman I tn ii mu;i 1 1 n r. aged 11
J-eur.. of Hlis luth street, Eugene,
nml Clarence Wallace. 1.1 years, nf
Wendllng, Oregon, with arrested
here JiiHt before noon today, driving
n Ktol-ii Chevrolet roadster helong
lnic to the Advn mi. 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' ' Trnrtor
Company of I'ortliind. The lad.) rim
fossed not only Hie theft of the cur
iut nilmltti'd lot hi a grocery store
ut Wendllng.
Tim youthful bandits procured n
box of candy, u carton of cignrrcttes
unil ii limit $ 1 0 In silver In (he rob
bery of tlu store, and proi ding to
Eugene found a Chevrolet roadster
M ii nil I mi; In front of thn Osborne
Hotel and decided tliut riding would
be better than walking and ho i llinli-
You can't heat this coupe for
lhi money. Overland coupe In
good eondltion Inside and out.
I "lint tirm good spotlight nnd
other extras.
Terms to suit. Seo It todav,
i RAPP IlllOTIIKUH GARAGE
oil In and started Hotith.
They flopped at Wlllmr to net Ran
and their experience with the ma
chine und their ape aroused the sus
picions of the gnrageman who tele
phoned to Sheriff Startner'H office,
t'lilef of I'ollce Ketch was notified
and halted the youngsters as they
arrived at the Deer Creek bridge.
The hoys freely admitted the
i thefts and volunteered the int'orniit
tlon on the roliiiery. Lane county
officers were notifleii iin.l arc on the
way to take the boys back to Eugene
. to answer In the Juvenile court in
l.iiiii' county.
(Associated Pres Laed Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 11. A
combined Investigation by the rail
roud and the Public Service Commis
sion watt to fix the blame for the
crash of two heavily loaded beach
passenger trains yeBtcrday near
ltalnier which killed one person and
Injured twenty.
It was put off, when the commis
sion was unable to set a representa
tive here today.
It. O. Hurgess, brakeman on Train
No. 22. bound for Portland, was
crushed when the vestibule where he
was standing collapsed.
All members of the two crews were
called in for the hearing and will not
resume work until responsibility is
decided, railroad officials said.
First class used grain sacks at
Wharton llros.
KEARNEY S
C'elar gutter matches the house.
Cifl It at I'hkos.
American zinc insulated fence at
Whurton lirnB.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
I
Cass Street GROCETERIA
Cuss Street
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. for $1.00
Premier Coffee, two 1-11). cans for 85c
Oregon Cream Cheese, 2 lbs. for 55c
Van Gimps 35c cans Sottsd Mackerel Fillets, 2 for 25c
Oval cati3 Sardines in mustard 2 for 25c
Kipper Snack Sardines, 6 cans for 40c
Kraft's Swiss Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Kraft's Rorjueford Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Krr.ft's American Chcdder Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Kraft's Pimento Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Kraft's I.tmburner Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Kraft's Chilli Cheese, 2 cans for 35c
Canteloupes, 3 for "..25c
Apricots for canning, per crate $2.15
fresh Tomatoes, per lb 15c
Green Apples, 10 lbs. for 25c
Lemons, extra large, per doz 30c
Cnmnbell's Soups. 6 cans for 55c
Small Oranges, 2 doz. for 25c
Serve yourself and Save at
I Kearney's Groceteria
I THE STORE THAT liROVCHT EM DOWN
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roscburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending B
n. n.. July 11, 1!24.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m., yes
terday 27rr
Precipitation In Inches and hundredths
Highest temperature yesterday. 85
Lowest temperature last night.. 50
Precipitation last 24 hours .... 0
Total preclp. since first month 0
Normal preclp. for this month .0.32
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1V23,
to dale 18.06
Average precip. from Sept. 1
1" 34.11
Total deficiency from Sept. 1.
123 lB.or.
Average precipitation for 4ti wet
seasons, (September to May,
Inclusive) 31.48
Kuir tonight and Saturday. Moder
ate temperature.
C'HAS. 1. DAGl'E. Meteorologist.
"The mlltenium, and the false hope
of a second chance," was the subject
1 of the lecture by Evangelist T. L.
; Theumler at the tent on North Rose
i street last night. The speaker de
clared that the doctrine of a second
chance for salvation was without
foundation in the liible. He based
i his remarks on various verses In
Revelation CO. and said that "the
; millenlum was a period of 1000 years
bound by two resurrections. One at
j the beginning, the resurrection of the
' righteous at the second coming of
; Christ: the other at the close of the
j looo years, that of the wicked."
I The evangelist said that "between
the two resurrections the 1000 year
period the righteous are in heaven
and the wicked are dead." He said,
"that the bottomless pit mentioned
in Revelation 20 was the earth In a
chatic condition, the place that Sa
tan Is cast Into by the decree of God
and the chain of circumstances, and
he abides there for a thousand years.
The righteous are all in heaven; the
wicked have not been raised; the
wicked living at the coming of the
Lord have been consumed, and Sa
tan bound by circumstances, over
which he has no control, views for a
thousand yenra the great destruction
wrought hv sin."
"At the end of the thousand
years," the speaker declared, the
wicked will be raised from the dead."
Then the chain of circumstances that
bound Satan would be loosed, and as
men lived again on earth he would
go out and again begin the work of
deception." The evangelist read from
Rev. 20. how Satan would so control
the hosts of the wicked under his
power of deception "lhat thev will
think themselves able to lay siege to
the city of C,cI. and at that time fire
would come down from God out of
heaven and the wicked would be con
sumed." The speaker referred to the
prophecy of Peter pointing to this
same time. 2 Pet. 3:13.
Kvangelist Thuemler alleged that
the "matter of a second probation Is
a false hope, lulling men to sleep in
carnal security at the very time
when eternal Issues are at stake in
their own experiences, and that 'now
Is the accepted time; now Ih the day
of salvation." Urging his hearers to
make that preparation of heart nnd
life that would fit them to stand with
God and the saved when Jesus
comes."
The subject tonluht Is ' The Home
of the saved - Where is it nnd What
Is It." Mrs. Wood will sin;; at this
service.
ARE YOU OUT OF DEBT?
Man was created to have do-
minion over the earth, but It
seems that the old world has
i possession of man making slaves
; of those who ought to be mus-
ters. It will not always be so.
Hear Kvangelist Thuemler to-
. night at the tent on North Rose
! St., between Oak and Washing-
, ton, in his descriptive lecture,
"The Home of the Saved."
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SEE THE HAPPY FACES
! nt the
FOl'R-SQI'ARE GOSPEL TENT
, SERVICES ,
1 Every evening and also after-
! noons next w eek. .
! (Bring the sick no case too
! bard for Jesus.)
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OurTailoredGlothe
Will appeal to any man's shrewd U,
cause of the dollar for dollar value th Y ""''H
crv,.f. f .k. I-. ey Oliver t'
. lllc Muanty material, anj .
class workmanship, speak for them nm;i .l . H
u last da;
wear.
QPENCERk
The Friendly Store on Ca Street
Well pumps from $3.50 up, at
Wharton Bros.
Mr. and .Mrs. Prescott Gately and
two children, Helen und Prescott,
have arrived In Roscbur'.' from
Washington. D. C. nnd will spend
the remainder of the summer at the
Hinger Hermann resilience. Mrs.
Gately is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann. They have visited here
on many occasions and have many
friends here.
t NEW TODAY t
FURNISHED apartments
520 No. Jackson St.
for rent.
New"
evlew circulation 4 200.
Commencing
Friday
July lllh, we will remain
open all night.
Terminal Cafe
VV. WILSON
Terminal Hotel
HOT SHOTS FOR HOT WEATHER
For Saturday Only We Offer You
&c LIBERTY THEATRE
Great Big Show
TODAY AND TOMORROW
All Pni At 0ur Regular Pricn
rtU rl,n Only 10 and 15 Cent.
Hie ItlgKcst r.iiiuh if I.ntiKh Makers assemhled in a single picture.
Dorothy Devore, Walter Hiers
nnd n doen other (.real C'lmcdians
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Fancy Sunkist Lemons. 300 size, per doz 25c
Diamond W Jelly Powder, per pkg 10c
Large Oval Can Sardines, per can 15c
Libby's Pork oc Beans, I 5c can, per can 10c
Fresh Fruit of all kinds, Berries, Peaches, Apricots,
Cherries. New Apples, Cantaloupes and Watermelons.
Nice new crop Vegetables, Cabbage, Peas, Beans, To
matoes, New Corn. Home Grown Summer Squash,
Beets, Carrots and Green Onions. Next week we will
have canning apricots at the right price.
"Hold Your Breath"
THRILLING FIN AND FUNNY THRILLS.
YOU'LL GASP AND YOU'LL LAUGH UNTIL
YOU CRY FOR MORE!
ALSO: EDDIE LYONS COMEDY
"MY MISTAKE"
ALSO THE SPORT REVUE
"WELLESLY'S YOUNG AMAZON BOYS"
IN OUR NEW MEAT MARkTT
We Offer the following Fancy Quality Meats
f, j Choice Pot Roast, per pound 15c
g Boiling Beef, per pound 12 l-2c
K g Hamburg, per nound is.
5 .3 i orK sausage, per pound
$ SI Veal Stew, per pound
g $ Veal Shoulder Roast, per pound -
g SJ Fresh Side Pork, per pound
! 1 leavy Bacon, per pound
We handle the fo'lowing mild cure hams, no boiling i
t '4 ir?Virw,: Swift's Premium. Sinclair Fidelity. Morrell's
I ride. Armour s Star. Dressed Poultry for your Sun- K
day Dinner. " v
"We Trim the Meat Not the Customer."
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. I
K THE BEST FOR LESS V
15c
11c
16c
15c
22c
5 3
WANTED Good milch cow. Phone
5F23. F. I. Belles.
PIE cherries for sale. M. B. Green,
Winston's. Phono 2S.F5.
FOR-SALE Shepherd "collie pur.s
female, J3.50 each. 617 Cobb St.
Phone 512 R.
S45 bnvs a house. 14 to 18. and shed.
Quick sale. Pal-gain. Parslow Furni
ture Co.
WANTED To sell bav mare Wclrht,
1200, or will trade for smaller
horse. Phone 28 F12.
ELDERLY LADY wsntswcrk bv the
hour, ("pre of children, or house
work. 11!) W. Mosher.
FOR' SALE 8 head of e.attlo. Cheap
if taken at once. 2 ml . west of
llrockway. Herman Schulze.
FOR SALE 3100 lb. team and " har-
reus. Good condition, euaranteed.
$225. C. A. Lock wood Motor Co.
FOR s M.F One " year ' old Barred
Pock heps. f). A. C. strnin. Mrs.
Vm. Telfonl. R. F. D. 1, Roseburg.
FOR SALE About ' 2000 "porcelain
knobs fc- use In a drver. Will sell
ft cost. Emery-Thompson. Vmpqua.
TOR SAT.V 22 h. n. Ottawa" ras en
Hne. Will sell ehenn. Suitable for
,.-,-er or sawmill. Emery-Thompson,
rmprjua..
FOR SALE 2 " TorecnbcrT milch
goats, cne rivinir 2 ots. milk, one 5
inns old heck. If tnken together S25.
V. N. Rust. Dillard.
Ff n S ALE Two 1 yr. old ref .
H-miTshire bucks. OM growth
b'ock oak wood. Phone 5F33. C. Vi'.
Groves. Rosehure. lit. 1.
FOR pf NT-Fine sprine grntn"pas
t.,-.. foi. futtcntni- cows or sheen.
nLo sTrln" tooth harrow and black
P... i f,. sv. phone 3F15. Ad-
v n Vo. 1. Dox 54.
Jt-of thi VK " OF " IT A country
ho -n in the edce of town. 13 acres
In fact, 8 acres In bearing prunes,
besides all kinds of peaches, pears.
and apples, finp c?"-den land, good
water supply: good C room house,
o'her improvements. S2O00 takes
the whole business. Easy terms.
Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street.
Phone 211.
HIGH CLASS" HOM'" - LOW CLASS
PRICE 12 acres in tract: 8 acres
finest kind crei k bottom land: 2
acres In bearing rr"es: all kinds
family orchard: 2 good wells,
spritv; water piped into house nnd
yard: iii'ilwi roim bungalow;
fcarr. chicken hous, o'her improve
ments One mile from town. mile
off paved highway, on hard sur
faced mad. Price $.I2oii. Easy
terms. Lawrence Arencv, 125 ( ass
Street, phone 219.
SI'EAKIN.; OF A Hij.;F.J2r,iMr"buys
a strictly modern brand new 5
room buti'.-alow. Just finished,
ready to move into. Pavement and
feme-it sidewalk. Only takes J5u0
cash.
M"o buys a niodeni fi room cottage,
newly painted and decorated and
fully furnished with three years in
surance all paid for and rented
by the year f.ir S'5 per month.
Holy lakes f no cash. $1500 buys 4
room cottnte: c-ntrally located: on
tenement; street assessments paid,
beautifvil yard of fine fruit and
shrubbery; newly painted anj de
corated, only takes g.-,utt cash, bal
ance like rent.
?." bu.s modern 6 room cottage,
on ..;;th s.de: pavement and side,
walk, hcni-e a'one cost more to
t-Jiid. tented for $'.-, p,T month.
Owner wants hilt cash.
11130 bins Kood 4 room house. G-i-race.
3 lots of extra fine creek bot
tom i:.r.,l: U.uiei ;iu- .,n stream all
V..n.ls tiu.t and best g.ir 1. n in
Los. burg, street intp'inem. nts in
iluded oi.ly take. j;,-.,i raiia Th,w
ae a! bat cams. We hae others
Now i, th,. time to a honw ,
r.,! t price, lawrrnre Ac.-ncv
l.j lasa strctt, I'toae 21a.
3TAVIHq
to Portland low ro
cm
Saturdays 8C Sundays. Return limtlfon,
$9.75! to Portland and return, told aw In,
Return limit 3 months, not to ami
October 31, 1924. Stop over mywlw,
These fares represent lower cost tr
portation than any other form whim
comparable in convenience and conk
Ask agent for full inforir&tim
Southern Pacifk
L. B. MOORE, Local Agent
Phone 11 Roseburg, Oregon
NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the J. G. Flook com
pany, are asked to kindly make set
tlement as soon as possible, and all
persons having bills against the com
pany are requested to present them
at once to Mrs. Ida Dysinger at her
residence at the corner of Mill and
Mosher streets.
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Libby sootless coal. Page Lumber
and Fuel Company.
BIG DANCE
At Olalla Community K j
day evening, July 11 Coal A
n i-ooil time.
COME!;
U7y, .TWV. enr ZM
YOU will find :
TTMITCfTAI !l
I BARGAINS in:
: our offering of:
: Shori. Lines and j
Odds and Ends. I
Many Shoes at iz Price
See them NOW!
DR. H.CCH11D
OPTOMETRY
EXCLUSIVE OPTIUl
SERVICE
Perkins Building
Second Floor RowSmH
2 THE LAW,
! requires an autotw
I licensed.
S SAFETY
J requires that he be m'
i against .
t Fire. Theft. CelliW
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ROSEBURG!
I BOOTERIEI
IRVIN BRUNN
Perkins Bldg.
Shoes that Satisfy and
Fit Your Feet.
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