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I " ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1924. THREE 1 JUL, m SSlfliilTH BEND.ORE ItZtoblLjWEWs IfegjQP iSl know our B in ... . w ,. firk W- Unu, H .... ! , u ... ... . ... L V1 fl r r .1 ii r niwn tomorrow me otn. we e glad to know this. Each .trons m ' , ;,, Roseburff. eips us to ;foods at STONE'S, try us tomorrow, or any day -j,. Hun STONE'S Store locality , not buying y . s Cou.y people will vouch for STONE'S idreas u -s - ' j (nnA stcrs. . . kw pries-- , j . . PTHVITC i.j U.Jiw wi nn I 111; &dl.iu an ihai nctn ai oiuhlj fniiniPU UCiJ" -. iU'" ' r t r . Save on sugar e, pure cane 8.19 sack fcr !d to dealers. '(Not so! Sest Coffee Reaper than canned Q 1.15 id Pack Tomatoes '.2 cans, fancy, ,35 4.05 or. 24 cans Milk Sold Cheap Borden's tall cans, 48 in A 1 C case, 1 case (Not sold to dealers.) Stone's Butter Every pound guaranteed to Q C please, 2 lbs, for 0tJ Extra Standard Tomatoes . No. 2 I -2 cans, Extra Stan- 1 C 3.45 Mr. Stone Her. Wednesday E. P. Stone was a vis. tor In this clly Wednesday. .Mr. Stone is funi Dallas and was here on business. Here Today Mr. and Mrs. A. uuvls spent a few hour:) today In this city from Suthcrlin. They were shopping and transacting busi ness. Hurled Today Anthony Little, who was found dead in his cabin yesterday near Reuben, was buried today at 2 o'clock at the Soldier's Home Cemelery. Jacob Miller was a business vis itor here yesterday from Portland. Mr. Miller lttl this morning. I.. K. Spltzenlicrg was a vislt or In this city yesniday and last i night. Mr. Spilzeuberg is from , Portland and was here on business. 311 with Hers From Salem Charles I. Klliott arrived here from Salem Thursday, lie will bo I h'Te n short time on business und visiting. From Salem V. H. Prunk was in this city Wednesday visiting and looking atttr business tor a short time, Mr. Prunk Is from Salem. Mr. Shape- Here Kay Shu no was amnn,g those from the rural districts to spend I today in this city. Mr. Shupo Is 1 Mr- Moulton Here Wednesday from Ten Miln. and was hero on I Allison Moullon was a business business and visiting. ' WILEY'S HONEY-TAR ESTABLISHED 1875 NoOpijtes.lnaiedirnts printed on Wrapper INSIST UPON FOLEY'S dard, per can 1 case, 24 cans still sell larSe fresh loaves of bread tor These are the regular 1 5c loaves. W hy pay more 12c Snowdrift is, fresh Snowdrift r 1 r is tor 1.83 .93 y Syrup Pineapple .2 cans Delicious CQ jn Pineapple, 2 for - sh Scda Crackers Bund boxes of Extra Q C "ZZ. 48c (das for ... A box for Crystal White Soap Our low price keeps Qthers 3.85 down, 1 0 bars I case (100 bars) Heavy Syrup Apricots No. 2 1-2 cans, finest fruit, 2 cans for .55 Fresh Fig Bars Chocolate or Vanilla flavor, ful and economical for lunches, per pound Leaves For Mecford ! J. A. Meyers, who spent Thurs- day in this city on business, loft, last night for Medford. Mr. Meyer J Is a representative for a Seattle millinery house. y ' j Here Yesterday j Harry Dlrcknean was anions: thoge from out of town to spend Wednesday in this city on busi ! ness. Mr. Dlrcknean is a resident of Myrtle Creek. Going to California Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kaugh and child were guests Wednesday night at the Hotel Douglas. They , are from Albany and left yester day morning for California. Dismissed from Hospital Mrs. Ella Howard, who has been 111 at Mercy Hospital for the past visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Moulton is frjm Grants Pass aud left th-3 morning. From Portland 11. W. Ondcas was among those who spent a few hours in ihls city Wednesday on business. Mr. On deas is from Portland. Mr. Hock8teller Here S. M. llocksteller was a visitor in this city for a few hours Wed nesday. Mr. llocksteller is from Tubbi.rd, Oregon. W.F. CHAPMAN Dickens's Grandnicce Wins Beauty Prize. Portland Couple Visits Mr. and Mrs. E. Koss were guests here overnight Wednesday night. They are from Portland und left yesterday morning. From Portland Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. Gilbert were guests here overnight Wednesday night. They are Portland residents L v. J three or four weeks was dismissed ; r-nd left yesterday morning from there today. Mrs. Howard will return to her home in Kiddle. In from Canyonvllhv L. E. Henninger was In this city for a few hours this after noon. Mr. Henniger is a resi dent of Canyonville. Ho was here looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cardner wero guests here last night at the Hotel Grand. They are from Juneau, Alaska and aro travel ing southwurd in their cur. health- .20 Mrs. Kirk Leaves Mrs. I). Kirk, who visited In this city yesterday, left laRt night for Medford and souhtern points. Mrs. Kirk is from New Yolk City, and ; visited the Koseburg schools professionally. From Multnomah 1'. P. Stindberg was a business visitor in this' city Tuesday. Mr. Sundbcrg Is from Portland and re turned home Wednesday morning. f i C i. A r ri it" Ti ol rrViKov? 1 nave net yet iouna j inca "-,- Dallas Man Here H. E. Smith was In this clly overnight Wednesday iWght )"k Ing over the city. Mr. Smith is from Dallas and left this morning. VEST CASS BURG, ORE. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON El , .AD tO!l i Passes Throunh ; J. E. Clark and party of five passed through this city yesterday on their way enroute from Seattle to Long Peach. California. They are returning home and .making the trip by motor. Brunswick Radiolas , pvick. Phonograph and the Super Hetro IRadio in beautiful Art Model Cabinets. DTT'S See them at MU2IC STORE LOCAL NEWS : Someone will draw the chest of linen at the Armory, Sat. night Get your chance. Mr. Atherton. Leaves E. R. Atheilon, who spent yes terday in this city on business, left this morning. Mr. Atherton came lieie fiom Pmdleton. In From Wilbur1 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hastings were visitors in this clly for a few hours Thursday. They are resi dents of Wilbur nnd spent the day transacting business and visiting with friends. Dr. Sether Will Leave Dr. A. K. Sether, who has been here on business, returned to his home in Eugcno yesterday after noon, where he has his new of fices. - ROSEEURG, ORE. fcy Gilfillnn and Glol )e Ncutrodvne Super 1 Ictrodyne Radios. and I " BS! To Put on Degree Work The third degree work will he put on at tho I. O. O. F. hall to- i night. A large attendance of the members is expected for these cere- j monies. From Euaene i i V. Waliiele arrived In this city yesterday afternoon from Eugene. I Mr. Waldele is here in the inter I ests of a Seattle hardware com I pany and will be here a short time. Baker Couple Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James Silvers were among thoso from out of town to spend a few hours here Thursday looking over the city and visiting. They are Baker residents. Mr. Gunther Here Chas. H. Guniher arrived here Wednesday from Portland. Mr. Gunther will be here during tho week on business. He is the ad vertising manager of the Oregon State Motor company. Enters on New Duti (l I'harles Dnerner has nccetttcd a position at tho Terminal holelldled 1 uesday. as night clerk, lie entered on his I new duties Mondav. Edward Per-! Car Hits Bridge rin who has been filling that place resigned to go to school. Hera Overnigh; Wednesday R. T. Raid and 1. G. Murphy, both of Ulackroot, Idaho,. were guests in this cily Wednesday night. They left for southern' points yesterday. Here Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. H. T. I.ce and daughter of Tacoma, stopped over In this city Wednesday. They are on their way south and are touring j by auto. i t i i t VXVAKLA.. 'y VZ.' t 1 I Yl. I Your New Hat Should be a STETSON Ve equip you from head to foot and every article we supply is of the best in fabric and workmanship our Clothes, Hats and Shoes will help materially in bringing out your own individuality. Florsheim Shoes ARE COMFORTABLE, STYLISH AND GIVE BEST OF SERVICE ;.' Miss Vlvanu grandnlece bt ChrleJ Dickens, famous Kngllsh antiinr. sUr In a Now York musical enmndy, won contest hnld there to uuert tho proUlcst Ctrl playing in muslal comedy In New York Cltj. . UMPQUA CHIEFS ELECT OFFICERS Tho Presbyterian T.adles Aid will hnld a Daznnr nnd cooked food sale on Saturday, Dec. fith In the new Ziglcrl'Ve Hardware store, acrosj from the News-Review. Don't fail to get a chance on the chest of I nen to he given away at the big dance, Armory, Saturday llll'ht. GIFT WRAPPINGS , Tissue pnper white, red, green or holly. Also heavy white paper and fancy foil paper. Kihbonzene, cords, ribbons in big variety, red, green, gold, sliver, holly, etc. fair's. Do Your CHRISTMAS Guests of Mr. Weaver Mr. rnd Mrs. A. 1 Parkhurst were guests o fW. J. Weaver at the Hotel Umpqua Thursday night. Mr. Parkhurst is the proprietor tho Nlmrod Inn on the McKenzte river. They nre on their way to California to visit and aro travel ing by auto. icnvo This Morning H. Knowbs and K. A. Man ning, who arrived here yester day and spent last night In this ciiy, left this morning for the south. They came here from Winiock, Washington. Arrived Last Ninht Win. Camp and sister, arrived "777, un n i .i.i. w,. ninht from Denver. The l nipniiii ( hit is held a well Colon'.'." to' attend the funeral or. attended and Interesting meetlngj ..i,. . v ii ,.ti wlio last night, and officers were elect-1 lll:il la.ini. ... - - . . , ,.i,., en I:ir Hie ensuing jai. . m-. riiipq.ua Tom Ness, w.is el. rtcd I president ; Chief llrocruli. A. T. A California tour.st cir ran into uini'':"". hit i'.".. one of the ti n, ss on Ihe r , P. tite. h. II. Moore, seeretary l:.ci n i'hl T ie ear i ( h i-t I IllllooK nai li s .v cjinaged. but no treasurer; Chief Hlg Triuber, II PAZO Ointment A Guaranteed Remedy Creek bridge was consider; one was Injured. of Sale Of Xmas Seals Starts Tim booths for the sal Xmas seals ver" op1 n1 '1 today in the various b.nks, and at the po.it o'fice and Perkins building. Those Mr. Moudy Here who will U in cn .rfe oi tin- 1 .. U.V. r.rrlvr.,1 ItOrO VPfl.l l.,.tllH fill Sal lirikt e. lleeilllber II terday from Portland to spend a are the Ladies Aid Society of the short tlnio lookiiig aftei business ; christian, Piesbyteriun, and Ilai- affairs. Mr. Moudy is Willi the Ps-j t'.tt chuiel. cific Fruit company of Lugi lie. und here in the Interest of that com pany. Paramount Representaitve Here H. V. West armed in this diy yesierday fr:un Perliaiiil to bn In re a few days on business. Mr. Wist Is the representative for the para mount Pictures corporation. He has his headquarters in Seal lie and Portland. SHOPPING I I AT I or. fin ft JnA r t vJdiiiy service Price I W'H please the ppcr more than ELFXTRIC A Rars;njn ' P;. x r mi vacuum Cleaner : '-"r.s, Toastern any other appli- Velocipedes, all steel, with heavy rubber tired wheels. Roller Skates Kiddie Kars Scooters Boys Wagons Foot Balls Punching Bags Volley Balls Tennis Racket To Visit Aunt Miss Helen Keutzer, who Ins fcfw,n vUltinir nt the home of Mrs. Telegraph Operator on Vacation Else WriKtlt o this city for some Mr. and Mrs. is. Aici.enu.m. ... . nih, i!:,,ue. left this mornlne for Portland ami , e fhp w)1 vi)lR m.r aunli Astoria, Mr. McLendon la Assocl-, rs r),dI(1 for Ul(, ne)(t tw ale.i press leaseu wire operator ', f ,, ,, at The News-Review office and Is Mlb9 Keutzer Is from J rue, taking a short vacation. They will ; 1 visit with Mrs. McLendon's mother, ot Astoria. C. N. Allen, formerly with the Associated Press at Ke- I dondo, Calif., now homesteading at Medford. will take Mr.-McLen- don's place while he is away, and will also conduct Hie telegraph1 school ilnrinx Cie nr. ii!ar instruc-1 tor's absence. Rummage Sale Saturday .The ladles of the ItoscDurg man's Club are completing the preparations today for their Rum mage sal eto be h"ld Saturday at the old Zigler Fee building. :u n.ss from th Liberty theatre. In ad dition to the many articles of wearing apparel both old and new,: which they will have on sale, iheyj will have phonograph records, which will be sold for a small amount. Tho proceeds from the sale will go into the fund for the building of a club house. Don't fall to' get a chance on the chest or linen t" he giNen away at Ihe big d.iaee, armory, Siturday night. French, sergeant at arms. k'oliuwliirr the election, the wrk of Hie organization wns consider-i ed. - rti-ii!:rly the task of pre paring for the coming of Ihe Welsh singers on Sunday aliernom, Dec. LM. These sinueis, an Internntlon nllv k-.iwn group of male sincere, will njipear ki a benefit iieifurm unco at the Antlers theatre at 2:3" o'clock on Sunday afternoon. All i of the members c working on 1 th s program, and an effort is he I ing made to secure a largo attend I ance for this entertainment. Matters pertaining to the re vis on of Ihe bv-laws were suggesl- d an I v III be acted upon at the next regular I img- "" priposi-d provisions would make regular a't.ndaiice at meetings cnnipulsi'-y and provide a penally for fillure to appear at one meet ing each month 17fT itchino, m.ixn, rUU BLEEDING OK PROTRUDING PILES It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable pile pipe making it very easy to apply. n fjfss A Sncci If 75c DRUGGISTS refund money if it fails to cure. al directions enclosed with each package. Your druggist will order it. (Also put up in old style Tins, 60c.) MATERNITY HOME 1118 Winchester St. Phone 490 Mrs. D. Cornwel ' Patients Privileged to " Hav. Their Own Doctor . J St "F I g h t Health." Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell, who have been In Portlajul fur the p.tst week returned to tnelr home lu re yesterday. They have been visit ing nt the home or ti'.eir uaii-iii-i. . . Mrs. I.. O. Gruber. Mr. Powell was I Som oe ' inlti.-it.-d In n the Onh r of Sb-is linen at the while in the metropolis 'jl'llli"! 1':' Tuherculosls (live . 'Xmas Heaitli." Seals are M"i-setigers of :.i ura Arinury, the Chest of Sat. night watch n,, . J ru BARGAINS r'Fec Hardware Co. Phn 25 iCB ROSEBURG. nnrr.nu w n '1 Pruning tools at Wharton Uros. if1 gl Phonograph records at a saving, ft McKi-an, Ifarby and Ikildwin. DAILY WLA7HF.R REPORT U. H. Weather IJureau, local of flee. Koseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending S A. M. ( Highest temm'ra'ure yesterday 51 Ixiwest temirature last night 4' Precipitation last 24 hours M Total prcvlp. since first monlhl Normal prerlp. for this monih5.!)2 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1924 i to date 19 22 Average preclp. from RepL 1, 1877 ".00 Total excess from Sept. 1. 1S24 10 22 Average precipitation for 40 I wet aeasons. (Sptcniber to i Mar. Inclusive) S14; E' I'nsettled. probibly rain tonight anu iauiriay Kellcgg's Bran dclishls falher aW I I til. U AMllfllAM Dy Bringing neaiin m ipiihuibii Poor little kids they needed nran badly. Put lliey wouldn't cat nrdi n'iry brims. Tly didn't like lis m. Mo't iolks don't. Then their father tried Kellogg ' Pran, cooked and kruaihled. What a diffcrenccl no tula the story in his letter: "Dear Slrtl I l.h to prs my sppwUtion f your kmmbli bran, which 1 have tma for my children this mmm.-r. We hml srrfct deal of trouhle with them threutib eonmtpatiori, and bran had been tha mmt aatinfaetory rem edy but they eeuld not be induced to take the old varieties . . . becsna they dialiked them ao. They enjoy 1I1O k rumbled bran and consider It an eeamtial Injredienl of their porri li'. Jso one wbMe rhildren have not he. n troubled In thia way tan appreeia-. tha relief theia l In having their boweb more mrularly.' ;" ii if r i ' ' at Ihe K-ll"i: Creek, Mich. I Conslipatii.n is a dangerous ili-raKO. It should net he neglected. Hut do not try halfway nica'uns in Hiking relief. Kellogg 's Hran is ALL bran. And it taku ALL bran to bo l"Vo effective. Kellogg 'a Plan IS guaran teed to bring rninnint rcucl, u eaten regularly, in tho most ehronin cn. If it fails, your grocer will to turn your money. Eat two tahlespoon ful daily in chronic ca-es, with every meal. Kat it with milk or cream. Tlio flavor U d. licious. Hprinkle It on other cereaU. Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in tho rcci' on every package. It will brum rou health. It.vin eating it today. Ma.lo in llattlo Crock, bold by. all Special Sale Winter Millinery Scores of Beautiful Hats in this fine assortment go at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Call in and try on some of tln:sc lal models. The Specialty Shoppe ZVi North Jackson St. I 7 m SATURDAY TIES-TIES-TIES a You will find some real values in this Saturday Tie Special - $1.00 and $1.50 values All in One Lot Saturday 75c Saturday 1 1-re is a chance to make your Xmas $ go farther. v 5 i sSi