Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 13, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SAT"RnAV. DECEMBER 13. 1924. 1 Prof. Hoghatt Here a viHitor, i'ror. C. 11. Hoghatt of fc.ugene.1 llo is u ; spun the day in Koseburg visiting. Stop Over Here It. E. Lay was an overnight vis itor in this city last nlguu Mr. Lay is from Kabri, Saskatchewan. r.nd li ft this morning for San Francisco. i ,Tr...rf,.... LOCAL NEWS 3. n 55 iT 'V.V hS In Town Yesterday it ':-,.'f TSvN V"ta-e. Pi4 l.le K. Marst.-m a W I L--Lf J I-'. V V K-n -it,. v-Kti-rdav. KB rta-i T.c,j! ' "V: SLiaJZiL. , .,'u.;,-v;,iirv. with friends fiWM'if . "'it sZ'?.hr'"id was a Kucst In 1 J 8 lVV.'liVi 7 VVX A RS thi. cl..v TUur,day n.Kht -Mr. Sum-, il'J ETV V M--H 1- -;-P r(i Coast Man on Business J; J .V jv .Ty Vie'v .-, r-i) 52 : c. A. IV ma arnvt.1 in thi city KL Wl. Sf J:'i',-iv'-.t fri-V-'-jf Va 1 vest-ruay from Cou Hay to p.nd . B5 VaS "i&!? fr-'- 5 5 . abort tiin.-att.nding to bus;!-. k Vi fc k analr3- : I H VSSl HARP WHEAT .y J ill fi? JW&. I BS : "ruction of a ? SIS K . . . J,.. fcllnht li B. lloilan. 01 t-ugi-ut-. overnight guest here Thursday night. -Mr. Holton left yesterday for toutnrrn pointa. BaRe Your Christmas Goodies FiAV0W"FLOUR Nothing bakes better pies and cakes than this patented high grade flour. You will like the nut-like flavor and its wonderful baking qualities. ORDER A SACK TODAY AT ALL STORES 1 ... ... f Permit for Residence , A building permit has bun is-, sued to C.eorKC Marsh for Hie con-1 ouo re.-udence on Mr. Beatty Returns M. L. Heatty. who spent Thurs day In lioseburg visiting and tran sacting business mutters, returned Friday morning to 1'ortland. Return to Meciford Ueorge Hilton. Jr., who has been here u short t:me looking after business masters and visiiiiig, lelt yesiuiday for his Lome in .Medford. Mr. Carter Returns Home .Mrs. M. R. Carter, who has been spending the past week in thi3 city visiting at. the A. L. Carter home returned to her home at Ashland yesterday. She is the mother of A. L. Carter. Mr. Strana Leaves V. 11. Strang, who has been spending a short time in this city looking after business matters and visiting, left yesterday for Port 'and. .Mr. Strang is a Southern Pa cific inspector. , Visits Here Friday 1 Mrs. T. E. Harley was among those from out of town who spent ' yesterday in this city visiting. Mrs. Hailey is a resident of Suth erlin. She returned home last night. spent ! From Silverton J. li. jiounw waa ttuiuuK uiuao Reediport Man Returns WillAUl i Dc war. who Ttitirw.hiv in llii-4 eite liink-inp ufrer business mutters and visiting, re- """ F"' ''') " turned yesterday to his homo at ; transacting business mutters, and lteedsport i looking over the town. Mr. Ilourie j is from Silvertonj Ore., and left for that place yesterday. From Portland H. I). Stark arrived here Thurs day from tho north to spend the day transacting business matters. Mr. Stark returned to Portland Friday morning. Business Visitor Among those from out of town to visit and look after business matters In this city Thursday was A. S. Smitzer. Mr. Smitzer is a Portland resident and left Friday morning. Visits Over Night j Among those to spend Thursday night here was Uenjamin Ohnemus. I .Mr. Ohnemus is from lloquiam. Wash., and is on his way to visit I with friends at Medford. lie left : for the south yesterday. Xmas Shopping Made Easy at Our Store FOR DAD Knife Smoke Sets Shaving Mugs Flash Lights Tools FOR MOTHER Percolators Dishes Roasters Waffle Irons Toasters FOR CHILDREN Toys Wagons Coasters Skooters Knives Many Useful Articles In r'urnituie mid Hardware GIFTS THAT WILL LAST AND PLEASE PARSLOW FURNITURE CO. 111 N. Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon 6top Over Here A. 1). Candland and wife, of Portland were visitors in this city Thursday night. They left Fri day morning for southern, points. They were guests at tho Terminal Hotel. Hero Thursday F. J. Thorn was among those who spent part of Thursday in this city looking after business mat ters and viewing the town. Mr. Thorn Is from Portland and left Friday morning. Vis.t With Son T. F. Fisher and wife of Suther lin, were business visitors in ltoseburg for a short time today. They motored to Dillard to visit for a short time with their son. Fttturrs to Clendale Muss Clark, who spent Driday in Hi city visiting and shopping, rc'urntd to her home at deudale thii morning. Gone For Fsw Days Dr Donald R. Gibbs left yester dav morning for Portland to be gone until the first of the week t tiiid ng to business matters. In From Elkton Mrs. C. F. Franklin arrived In this citv vesterday afternoon from Elkton. Mrs. Franklin will be here a few days visiting with friends. From Sutherlin H O. C.off waB among those who .;.i Fri.lav In this city attendii imsiness mailers uu .a... Mr. (ioff is a resident or sutner iin.' Mrs. Shaver Passes Through Mr N. H. Shaver passed ti,miiL-h this city thiB morning from Portland on her way south and visited a few minutes with S. G. Graham of this city. Here Friday - 1 I). L. Hennlger spent Friday in this citv attending to business mat ters and visiting. Mr. Hennlger is from Oakland and conducts a mer chandise store in that place. Dr. Seely Improving ! Dr. A. C. Seely, who was sud denly taken ill Thursday morning,; is reported as much improved to day. He will probably be able to resume work at his office some timo next week. . Mr. Place Here E. R. Place arrived In thla city yesterday afternoon from Port laud to spend the next few days transacting business matters and visiting. Mr. Place is a guest at the Grand Hotel. SDlenditl Christmas musical at nnntlst church next Sun. evening, Dec 14 at 7:30. Miss Huseltluo directs the choir. Mr. Ott directs the orchestra. Public invited. Leaves Fo South Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morrison. who spent yesterday in this city visiting and looking after business Interests, left this morning for the south by motor. They are res idents of Portland. Bus.ness Visitors Mr. and Mr. A. C. Wilson were guests in thi acity Friday from Portland. Mr. Wilson was here looking after business matters. They left for tho north this morn ing. ' Shingles, lots of them. Excel lent quality and the price Is right. Page Lumber and Fuel Co. rhone 241. Mr. and Mrs. Vashaw Here .Mr. and Mrs. Vashaw and daugh ter, Linda, were among those from the rural districts to visit and shop ill this city yesterday. They are i residents of Looking Glass and re I turned to that place yesterday. Marriage License Issued A marriage license has been is : sued at Portland to Donald R. Gibbs, of tills city, and Miss Mil dred A. Mower, of Portland. Mr. ! Gibbs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gibbs of this city and is practicing dentistry here. From Oakland Mrs. J. F. Hogan was among those from out of town who visit ed and spent Friday here shop ping. Mrs. Hogan is a resident of Oakland and returned home yes terday evening. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Telford and son. who hve been in Portland visiting and attending to business matters for the past week, return ed to their home in this city this morning. Will Arrive Tonight Mrs. Tom Grigsby, Jr., and daughter Barbara Ann, are expect ed In this city tonight from Cen tral Point to spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Williams. ft4. IF YOU need Windows, Sash or Doors, call and see me as I carry a most complete stock of all sizes. Everything for the builder. L. W. METZGER Metis" Building Oak & Pino Streets Phone 362 Returns to Portland F. A. Johnson spent Thursday; In this cily attending to business Minncsotans Visiting Here matters. Mr. Johnson is repre-; jir ilml jIr3, Vill Penney and senlativo of an ice cream com-; n.r s()lli Morton, residents of Min pany and returned to Portland Fri- nesota, have just arrived from tho day morning. east and are visiting relatives in ' this city. Mr. Penney Is a son of Leaves For Eugene ; Mr. and Mrs. John Penney, of West E. C. Rutherford, who spent ltoseburg. The eastern people will Thursday in ltoseburg on busi- remain here during the balance of ness, left this afternoon for Lu- the winter, gene. Mr. Rutherford is from Fres-! Turkeys Demand and . Prices will be good on Turkey Day! Thursday, Dec. 18 Take Your Turkeys to FRANK GORRELL at SUTHERLIN, OREGON Honest Grade, Weight and Price. Here Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMuIlen ar rived in this city yesterday even- inff from Myrtle Point to spend a : vtsgI'EH.BESWf; short time visiting with friends 55 here. They are guests at the Ho-!i2j tel Grand. jgj From Eugene j ft Among those to arrive in thlSigj citv from out of town last night 3 we're J. C. Bairn and A. E. Pome-'d roy, both of Eugene. They will be'jj here a short time looking after business matters. Igj Right in ThLCorr ly when they do not w " the well lt speculative OB, who have won wccJi " Ull you that it .W" '"irtiii vest safely. a" f to I Your account Is Invited. 47o Interest Pim !7o Interest Paid , Accounts, TheBosebmgNdliondiJ Rosebura.Orc, -ai' 3UiZZJui-rlgr 1 Christmas Bargai-' We Lead Others For? T r.l.lnnl 1 ... ijcoiei imn i mim, leguiar price 1225.00 Xau I Walnut Tea Wagon, reg. price. J35M t1. - tlj Consol Grand Phonograph, reg. price H25 Tjfl Heavy Axminster Rug, 5x12, reg. trlcUs.'tou'si Jasper Axminster Rug, 9x12, reg. price, 39rl Overstuffed Mohair Daven nnrf r ,.: ..... ., . , r VllV, 11ETU Xmas Special L Acme Kitchen Range, reg. price, $S5, Xmiu Spwi" Inlaid Linoleum by sq. yd, reg. price, U5, Xm, Print Linoleum by eq, yd., reg. price, jus,' ! Felt Base Floor Covering, our big special, bja.,L Boy's Bicycle, reg. price, 55.00, Xmas Speciu" Walnut Buf let, reg. price, $49.50. Xmas Special ' ine auove Aiuas i-rices are our prestuti to y nl SUGGESTIONS FOR ALL We have a fine line of the bUnac TRAVELING BAGS, SUIT CASES, AUTO J BLANKETS, CEDAR CHESTS, ALL SIZES, l&w innirto, orinti ucoro, rLUUn LANPtFt uinc ur kniLuntn s HOCKING CWI AND TOYS OF ALL KIND! JUDD'S FURNITURE SIQ 122 No. Jackson St. no and v as a guest uiinal Hotel. Mr. Hayner in. Town Among those from out of town to visit in tills city yesterday was W. J. Hayner. Mr. llanir is a editor of the Sullierlln Sun and was here lnoaing after business and visiting with friends. ut the Ter- Dr. and Mrs. MacGregor Leave i Dr. and Mrs. MacGregor, who ! have been visiting at the A. C. Soely home since November, left this morning for Medford to visit with relatives during the comins week. They will return here and visit before returning home. I Mr. Wycoff Stops Over I N. II. Wycoff stopped over In I this oily Thursday attending to i business. Mr. Wveol'f Is from Port- Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Vincent were ovoinlglit guests tare Thursday night at the Hotel Grand. Mr. Vin cent Is jvoll 'known here, having lived here a number of years and land ami lett 1 rulay morning for conducted a candv store here he- Marshfield by stage to spend the fore moving to Portland. The couple Mr. Bunte Leaves j E. C. Bunte, who spent Friday in this city attending to business matters, left this morning for northern points. Mr. Bunte is from Fortland and Is a salesman lor a tobacco company in that city. Mr. Ijarnr Here D. L. Ijams arrived in this city yesterday afternoon to spend a week or so in this city -attending; to business matters. Mr. Ijams Is from Eugene and is connected with the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company. He is a guest at the Grand Hotel. Ladies' Winter Hat Sale PRICES LOWER THAN EVER We are continuing this sale to close out the line of sea sonable millinery. Try on some of these lovely Hats You will be pleased. V II v! Si Returns to Coast F. W. Forbes and Lew Adams were business visitors In this city Friday. They are Coos Bay men and left this morning in their car for the coast . Mr. Forbes is an auto dealer. 3 ; Returns to Portland A ' R. G. Masters, who spent Friday V I in this city looking after business , interests, left this morning 6 i Portland. Mr. Masters is a repre- S1 ! sentative for n northern lubrlcat- -1: iji 1 lug oil company for autos 1 Specialty Shoppe 1. Leaves to builnnaa Ik is a KittiMiiB home thissx j Fork lery"-1mW Motion PntoaJ 3. & hpi ait city yearn Portland sail '"I this otf e IB matters. !! resentatinkitaB, picture coua I Wanted, !Ji W next few days luoklng after Inter. est (litre. THE ROAD to SUCCESS! Our SECRETARIAL, STENOGRAPHIC, or ItOOKKEEl'lNG course ft 111 prepare you for a youd position, and - Tlieru rro positions waiting for you when you are prepared. MONDAY IS ENK011.MEN T DAY Our friM futaloj; will lie mailt ! to you upon rtjtni. EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone 66H A. E. ROBERTS, President 992 Willamette St. Eugene, Orenon Marble Representative Here L. V. I.o.ier wji.s anion? those from the sonlhren part of the slate to S. nd Thursday ill Knsehunr trarsaetihi; lusiin-s. Mr. I.ozier Wi;il here in the interests of a Med fowl Marble works company. He returned lo Meillord esiirday. Hero OverniQl-i 1 'l ull 's Wilson, stage driver of the Medford Koseluirg slage, stop ped mer night, here Thursdav iiiulil. Mr. Wilson left Friday niorniiig for Eugene lo spend the net lew d;is lotdiitK after busi ne. s mailers. He was a guest at llie Tt iiniual. On Way to Coast Resort II S. I'.Iimii Mopped uur in this i'i'y Thtit .!ay nijiht and was a go' s: at ili.- 11. e,. Terminal. Mr. li.e!l is l.-m AgllesS. l.'legiin. IWUl lelt J-' i . ; in v in irniiu: tor llie c ast. II" e - i ts to take charge of a he'.l ai:d risiaurant re oi t iii the in'-iiui.uiis mar Hie coast. left yesterday in their car to visit I southern points. Musicians To Play The Vincents, who are to assist in the services at the First M. E. Church tomorrow evening, spe cialize In Hawaiian music, and are said to be one of the best groups i of musicians of this kind on tin j coast. Their music always pleases, 'and their concert will doubthss 1 prove very attractive. Hold Bazaar The Women's Guild and the Girls Altar Guild of tho St. (leorge's Episcopal church held a br.aar of fancy articles and cook ed food today in the show uin I dows of Newland's garage. Many . beautiful articles were on display ! acii all sorts of tempting food wt si. Id. The proceeds of the taie will gJ for church repairs. Bags Another Bear Mrs. J. P. Denn, of Camas Val ley, who was a visitor in Rose burg yesterday. Btated that her husband trapped a black bear near his ranch this week. The animal was even larger than the bear killed by Mr Denn last October, and he was In Ideal condition, af fording the Denn family and their neighbors nome fine meat for their tables, besides yielding a coat of useful fur .which is at its very best at this time of the year. g Mrs. S. M. King, Prop. g 4 235 N. Jackson & S E ,. Shannon was among those: With L from out of town to spend Friday Shop, cppoun""- ln this citv visiting and attending i Shields. 3 QfeHOOVER BEATS... as it Sweeps as it Cleans You cm select The pitt with rcrtcct ciwifuk'i'.i'e tli.it you arc duiiis'ini; tliei'MSt tiura lilc ami imv-t thorough ly reliable and ctlum-nt electric de.ir.er made. -l Hoover complete for only S6.25 down McKEAN, DARBY & BALDWIN COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS ROSE0UI1G, ORE. Leave II. i nu hi Ills V, sp. m! lie.: I' for ( 1 11. firs ' l'oi Fur Coquille . Sione arrived here last I com llie south and joined e in llns city, w ho has been Iii" past few days visit i ' I hey h it this morning i; 'I ili' I ) ! pelid n few days. Aiil pi'i'tialdy retain heie the art of the week und gj on to I '.and Union O.I Men Hold Veetmc A ban. pi. a a:al hiisni, -s iu :.::g , w"s h. ,.i . -1,,. I ii, ,m nil lepre s I.l.i' t s Thai--da niglil ia ,,. Ii t i". la of Hie I'mpiia.i hoi. I. '1. i-.- frnin (....i ,,1 Iuimi a' ! '!;, .in 4 aiUii T. : l iairie Kndu-oi. mi 1 M li. Ii. 'I', sis, -ii ef Em.i . 1 . M. ' IK ef til .!.' Pas ;, A. C . ;. lal mid I: V Elwn -I, Maishiie!,! Mrs. Chambers Leaves Mrs. 11. M Chambers. Mrs. A. V, Mi'Nii and Mr. McNil all motored to tl.is city this morning ft. .in ltandnn and spent the day visit, I and shopping. Mrs. Ctiambers. w'ao has been isiiing witii her ino'lur. Mrs. M 'Nit at l'.aiulon for si aie time, lett this atietnoen for h r home at Elsegundo. California. T'ie rest of tile pirty returned to Bau dot! this cv ning. Mrs. Reese Will Vint Hcre Mr.-. J. V. Mi ese r.i rived in tl.is citv vest. :-dav to visit al the hei .e of Mr and Mrs. W. L. X. lsou rr the next few- das. Mrs Reese !; is been visiimi; in ih,. ea t and a: pokar.e. Wa-h . with her si--', r 1 1 !.e will return to her home in .-' :i Jose fivm Inie. Mr. i.nd !:.. lv"rse ate Will kl.nwn here, h.iv- f Z M :t resiil. d in till.' of . .it s. Mr. stiioois h re. it v for a tnil'i e taught i:: P. II S.lli . 1 illl ef Cu I. 'I os', in at ; l'oi i l.ui.i. ,dr liiant iii I i if llie Ail were i.ae.1 ipa 1! ef dford (in 1.. C. 1.. ir, and C. r.i.'Miis of 1 w lo- I li1- u l ul eoeip 'iiv. . I the Hot, 1 I i,i,. Hall's Catarrh di :inc wtll ilo whit v,in I m' ii 1 1 1 iur Hv.um of ti:tril. tr liciau-.-s ! au--t')l ly t'at.trrh. I So!. I hv ilnii'rivtM for uvrr 41 van. . K. J. ChLNY -t COw Toledo. Ohio CI.tss to tnttrtam 'I'lio lioiiM sta H'!n,", i at Suili- r!,n Ai;nU':nv wul eii'.-rt.u:: a. a luiiitt'on lliis v. nini; ;a ; o'rloik in tt'.'1 atailoiTiv uiiumi room ainl at will jM-.nt a v" . u: :n f-o t l-K'n-l, T.i luiu-!: o-. l" r!tt-il lor at th' rate (f :. t nts u i- plato.. li't ih" t tit.-i lahnm Mt I fi Th- t wi.l i:s '.In- ,m 00M..U m l,ti;i:ici: M'l'Ool art ; t t'S, ii m! iio-m1" i -j ti-'I'o a hi oil ;y inin.tHT of tli -ir K's. l.ur; ii ien! mill be present to cujoy the luauy palatable thing I r faua lor tfiviu. AWorthy Watch for Women AFTER all, a woman's . wrist watch must be a dependable timekeeper, sturdy enough, in spite of its snull size, to stand the abuse cl constant use Elgin Wrist Watches have proved unusually serviceable and are recom mended as a most sensible investment. The designs are especially attractive, and a number of styles in the popular modes provide you an excellent choice Ask to sec then. Bubar Ores. JEWELERS Roseburg fTOIIOI.IM.r.I.IMIIIIrIMIegl Unusual. Value? in Dependable Used Cars No car is ever sold by us that will reflect unfavorably upon our name. We can't afford that. For your protection make your used car purchase froma repu table dealer. DODGE BROS. CARS 1923 TOURING CAR In A-l shape, pood tires. Kun auuO mlli s. Exception al value at price asked. 1923 BUSINESS SEDAN Has just been overhauled. Has good tires. Ituns pood mil looks good. 1'riccd to sell. 1922 TOURING Completely overhauled. Fully c(;tiipp, d. A splen did luiy at our price. OTHER MAKES 1921 CHEVROLET TOURING Good tires all around. Me chanically in pood condi tion. Price reasonable OVERLAND ROADSTER I i iii Pip lpP.'OjTJ I BckPaaiolaf Neutfi!i S J3g No. 260 " fyV l ;D5 Combining the world-noteji 55 Brunswickphonographwi.il . (josbyr S M the superlative in radio-the 1 3 Radiola Super-Heterodyne. sg$0i 31 TURKEY WANTED! In good sh;p right und will right. llouglit ho fold 3 Si I1 di I OLDSMOBILE 1 TON TRUCK Canopy top, open Triced low. cab. AS usual we will br in e- . fffli rs i -r..l.,.c vie e- Uressca iui," Holiday. We will have i will net price, ana j"" . crade. Delivery I J. 0. New land & Soa V Dodge Brothers Dealers A and Accessories . V R03E3URG, ORE bcr 18th. Be sure a ..us1 the hign . ... ndeeu.- wanted PEOPLES SUPP 'it J