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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. 1925. i 'i i ! If mil jiinnllUUiilljl NEW TODAY Watch for our birth day announcement our first. No single candle ever symbol ized so much prog ress in one year. '.MM THE I -3 NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS ROSEBURQ, CRE. ! WH keep breast of the times. We do not allow you last year a Ideas and designs. You will find here whatever la novel, whatever la new and whatever la fino In allka. "Quality and Economy" The Silk Store Silk and Satlnt m ABRAHAM JACKSON STREET STORE PJO above the sophomore ante. Claire I I SUNDAY AT THF. are invited to find their places in' i I PHI IPPMPQ lne -wKltl8. 7:30 p. m. Kv-nlnrj f 7i V 7i .77 I Worship. Message by the pastor, for RENT-Slceplng room and ra l.ood mu. c by the rholrar.d .m-hes-i r.llfB , w ',tou(;iail Sl. 5 , m r .. .u e . , ira. Spend a proluable hour with us ; - ' , ' . 7..!" nd I" orhip and rcilectlon. Public al-.FOK SALE-Portable Vlrtrola in rVT sK0 U,t Hiiiv,Bi - I eluding records. Phone 391-L. tor. . L. tobb 8. S. super ntend-l , .iVi... -. , r lent Our school opens at 8:45 and! ......TZZ.. -.- WO:N1'rT. ,.n.on '!" . hv the i'n,. -hl H,ri.i,; I all are welcome in our rin ..... 'u '-"-ro " ' "'I 5y w. vv rignt, .mho. Ore. i holiday season were removed to-i Those ho are missing the benefita i,,," u .rU exm.clliiF ihe Itev J I""!MAKIXO -Myrtle Si-ark. I day. taking away the festive ap- Sunday school will never bo able , rnu. "f Ku -en,. tVbe with us' SUSo' Stephen. St. PJione 353 J. piarance which the city ha had 10 "ake their loss. The paa-1,, Sund-iv and" will' preach for us I'"'' '"'-XT 4 furnished houseV for the past two week. The huge,tor will speak at 11:00 upon "One Those who heard llroth. r Conb-e kMniIx? rooms. 216 X. Parrott St. Christmas tree at the corner of I"": at 7.:"u "I1"" "L'"U"--: before no doubt will be glad of this FOR KKXT-KurnisWartnnT. Cass and Jackson street, came M- Toe stewards win have their announcement. Services Sundayl close In. -very good location. 40S down itiHt before noon. The light regular monthly meeting Monday , arii -:3 Also B,rvlce, Tue,,.l K. Douglas. and dtcoratlons were removed and evening, i he Woman a Missionary , .n.i Fr'dav evenlnea We r.i vvTvTrir-i,i -l t. f i: ' : " -- " '- ..: . . ' servire ior a wn e own to ine nm N-u-..itv ..u.- The street decorations provldfd Chief to provide decorations for the city streets duiiriK the holiday sin son of each ensuing year. the small evergreen trees which prayer meeting Wednesday even ing, it will be worth your while. Lutheran Service. Lutheran serv- boidered the atreeta did much to ieea will be held next Sunday aftor- add to the Christmas .pint, and It noon i at 2:3', In the -Episcopal Par-:of noseburg a cordial Invitation to is to be hoped that the plan Is con- House, 214 K. Cass St. Th-me ,.,.nd lh..r(. tPrvlr,., tlnued in future year. Practically ;f sermon will be :'-The Kllgiit of. jveJ- uji oi me larger cities ni tne etale . l" -bji'i. i uere ta a aiu- Catholic are now Itirnisnitlg sirfet uecora-i"""7 "-"" in uiu accouui or inef tlons during the Christmas season.!"''"1 of little Christchild to 4th MaBg ill many oi ine places tno city ai-; '-J i"-- i"" i miss ji. ouuuuy scnofn weatner. ftervices every rnuay ar-ip(jj leriiwin ai ni noioiers iionm. Service, at Glengary Sumlay at I .Vl,.r.lr Uiuu.1.1 mi.oln a. nil! services. We extend to the people 1, alr rim eye giass- IlEXT Carage. closo lnTJ3 per mo. Call at 247 S. Jackson St. Phone 41 K. Church. Kane and Oak treets. Kev. 11. Clery, pastor. Jan. Sermon at 8 a. m. ! Catechism class at 9:45 a. m. Ilirt proprlntes from Its general fund "t 1 :30 p. m. All children are urged i ji,, an(1 .sermon at suincieiii iiiouey in ihko care oi me expinse, but this year, tho Chiefs and the businesa men of the city bore the cost. , Write Tallman Piano Store, Sa lem, Ore., for particulars. to attend Sunday school. All strang ers are cordially invited both to ser vico and also Sunday school. JI. H, Voung, pastor. WAITED TILL THE COWS COME HOME. International Bible Students As sociation. Study at 939 W. First street every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. The subjects for study will be: "The Spirit of Atonement and the Ilesurrectlon." It Is reasonable to "T am Indeed glad to write you'"ul'0"e ,lia' tne angels watched the this lettir. I wbb a terriblo suffer- Progressive steps of Jesus' course er from gases In the stomach anilj'rom his birth to his resurrection? colic attacks. The specialist, our family doctor sent me to In Phila delphia, gave mo no relief, although 1 took his medicine till the cows came home. He Tlnallv said i. birth up to would have to be operated on. resurrection. We may be sure that these faithful holy angels, as God's instruments, were carefully watching every stage of Jesus from the time of his the moment of his With eagerness they Luckily I heard of Mayr's Wonder-1 ould watch and wait to see If fill Remedy then, and allhough It Jesus fully met all the requirements is now three years alnce I took af God's law. They evidently knew course of It, 1 have never had symptom of my old trouble since." it Is a simple, harmless nrepara- that his full compliance would meet with the marvelous reward of a res urrection from the dead. It was one 10:30 a. in. Kosary and llenediction nf the M. II. S. In the evening at 7:30. Pruning saws, shears, and all trKils for orchard "work. Zigler-Fee lldw. Co. o G1NG DECEMBER Twenty-eight marriage licenses during the month of December, 1!IL'4, established a new record for winter marriages, according to County Clerk 1. 13. Jllddle. The es on Jackson St. between Bluke- ly and Ine Sts. Call Cl-J. FORSALE Shepherd ""collie pups, good stock. 13 each. Delivered at Itoseburg. Address Dox lot. Myr tle Creek, Oregon. FOlf KENT Two- cozy-"furnished housekeeping rooms with built in leamres, nam, not and cold wa ter, also garage room. Phone SH4-V. WILL sacrifice standard make pi ano. In this vicinity, to reliable party J10 per month will handle. Write Tallman Piano Store, Sa lem. Ore., for particulars. I'OIl KL.NT 2-rooru furnished apartment, ground floor, near Ilenson school. Wonderful place for children. Reasonable rent. Phone 70-J or call at 622 1st Ave. Xo. WOOD CUTTERS TOOLS CROSS CUT SAWS FOR ALL PURPOSES Axes of Every Kind Sledges and Wedges COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR LOGGERS Hardware? Yes, We Have What You Want Churchill Hardware Co. The Winchester Store. KOISLKRY IS CHICAGO. (AttncUted Vrtm laicil Wire.) CHICAGO. Jan. 2. Four rob-So bers held up and robbed an Am erican Railway Express company employe of $18,000 near the La Salle street passenger station to day, according to police reports. MASQUERADE DANCE Masquerade danco at Olalla Dance Hall, Saturday evening, Jan. WILL tho party who got a brown silk 12 ribbed umbrella with an amber handle, by mistake at the Armory Xew Year's eve, kindly take to Xewa-Review office or call 175-R. MgIIWIMlIMOIlXMII lion that removes the cutnrrhiii of these faithful mucus from the Intestinal tract and if") Lord sent from heaven to roll allays the Inflammation which I back the stone from the door of the causes practically all stomach, Itvor i tnib at the resurrection of tho Mas and Intestinal ailments, Including I tr. What great Joy must have fil appendlcltls. One doso will con-ilw' the heavenly courts now when vlnce or money refunded At all tlmy belieljl Jesus, by the power of uod, triunipuant over death and the Another Year We have resolved to give our many friend, and patrons another year of service, gathering together good thing to eat from all part, of the country and distributing them to your homes In the best possible condition. Our. I. not an easy talk and we often make mistakes, but If you will come to u. with your griev. ance. and our mistakes, we will at all time, gladly try to make them right. After inventory we find a few Item, that we ar. overstocked on and will offer while they last at below cost prices. Flour Is stesdily sHvimeing. Our price on Featherflske I. below th. present wholccsle price. Dr. Price's Lemon Extract, 25c size, per bottle.. ..5c Pork and Beans, per can 5c High Grade Can Coffee, 1 lb. can 45c E Golden Dates, 25c pkg., per pkg .15c Hard Mixed Candy, per pound 10c Studebaker cost. less pur pound than butter. IUVIARiYPTCJ Si 5 Associated Press Leased Wlre. grave! Come and study with us. rush started early In the month and continued through to the end with two licenses on the 31st. one I . . .,,, , - . ,.,,,.. ; " messengers that ' ," ""; wius ouiiT Li'-niftm iiik tin uie leap yenr drew to a close, and took advantage of their fast departing opportunity, is the only solution of the unexpect ed rush offered by the county cleri cal force, but whether or not that be the reason, It Is ctrtnin that De cember, IH24, will go. down as a banner month In tho activities of Dan Cupid who only lackeil two of matching bis favorite month of June. 94. Let's make it larger in 1925 i-reacning at 11:00. subject, "Gene sis and Archaeology." Preaching at CJU p. m. Subject, "The Gospel in PORTLAND. Or. .Inn S The i 1 yie. A cordial invitation la ex were few country dressed veal ar-' tended to all to come and worship rivals on the street this morning w"n us Hl either or both services, and the market -Is booming. Hold- Luke Elliott, minister, ers of ordinary good veal sold read-l 1 lly at 141 to 15 crnts. Heal fanrvl 8t George's Episcopal Church, calves would probably bring a 16lN' t'llr')' service. Church school at cent top If any were avnllnble. ThlB 9:45 a- m- Holy Communion and represents an ndvanro of from one RPrmon nt 11 a. ni. Kev. A. O. to 1J cents on the street over the I)01Ke' Vicar. holiday. Country dressed hogs are also!. Christian Church. It Is planned In firm and higher with good ordinary !'"" churches to make 1925 a great hogs going at 141 cents and fancy !1I10IC school year. Get into th Church of Christ of Myrtle Creek, for Sunday, Jan. 4th. "Happy Xew Year to one and all!" Sunday ui-hnnl le-flrt llFln. u,.n. .till.U.. ... the ll'blo school. The Inst weeU. ' "!,nrB ttl Melrose country Club have seen an average attendance of ,,,it,unK,y, ' Jun' 13 v(:uoJ muslr- Lverybody come and have a good lime. oitiox not kxi:i:cisi:i). (AMnrlxtft! l-mi Issued Wiri.) KLAMATH FALLS, ore, Jan. 2 Announcement by The Asso cinted Press from Minneapolis today to the effect that the Shev- lin-Hlxon Lumber Interests fall-i ed to exerciHe their option, on the' oiiaw-iiertram Lumber plant here, leaves In doubt tho exact location of their projected oper ations in Klumath Kails. During tho past few days en- QUALITY BEEF Steer Pot Roast, lb. '. 15c Steer Boil Beef, lb 12 1-2 Choice Round Steak, lb r 20c Choice Sirloin and T-Bone Steak, lb 22c Milk Fed Veal Roast, lb 15c Milk Fed Veal Stew, lb 12 l-2c Fresh Made Hamburg, lb! 15c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 15c Bacon Squares, lb 25c Picnic Hams, lb 18c Lard, 2 lbs. for 35c Fresh Side Pork, lb 18c Fancy I leavy Hens and Fryers. We Draw All Our Poultry We Slice I lam. We Trim the Meat Not the Customer PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 gineers have heen siirvnviTur a stock bringing a half cent premium1"""" "" "1 ear:y ami neip us put it i)-acre site on Lake Kwauna, at 15 cents. Weakness at the yardB ov!r- " you are Christian and not and local belief prevails that this' this morning hud verv little effect ,n lllblu school, you should be is to be used for their local mill along the sinet as offerings woieafi,1-in"'11 yourself, unless you and plant. Confirmation of the exirenieiy unmcu wnn nuyers in-' " ,- " r"u "D l,vt vniis- purchase or contemplated ptir- quiring tor supplies. The dressed " " uui. ine chase or tins property, however meat market Is nearing prohibitive, churches of Roseburg should adopt cannot be procured here, levils and the future trend of val-l sl"gan for 1925. It seems to me 0 lies depends entirely on the supply this would not bo a bad one: coming In. Should a few calves "Every boy and girl In Roseburg In come in it would weaken the mar-!0"" ' ,ul uen we nau (nv A,.orinrrt rr . kot. , realized that, then we might try Mvn'nnn n. i , ifc -..,... this: -Kverv hiwine.. m.n T n'i MKDI-ORD, Or., Jan. 2. Tho mtj iinrfla jinn emu limes . . . - ... I rnnil mm i),a 1 t-n ...... r r ter Lake Park to Anna Siirinc PAVING PARK ROAD. firm at the now prices. Tillamook : "'""K lm9 no business to be out of a prices have advanced four times ;""' class. Or we might sny. "A I sluce November 5, but the market ;n"" doesn't know his business till! Is still a cent lowir than a vear,1"' kl,l,lvl enough lo go to Rlble ago at this time. Triplets are quot-ia'hool." If you r:tn think of some ed the Jobbers at 2 rents and loaf better cm s muil ilam to Chester! at 2 cents f. o. h Tillamook. Pro-i"'"' I'ncle Him iii pick out the ductlon hniTnot kept pace wilh Ihe I"'"'' At our ninrnin? hov.r of serv-1 demand, and according to Mannger ' '"'"t Lord's Day the subject will, t an iianiruicK, storage Is now re- r..-nisw ni.ini. in me even dured to Sliiill bnxes. I'm: 'V. hat Think Commission houses have closed !u"" "f the best services of Sunday up all their dressed turkey rarrv-i13 ou service, nils is conduit FOR RENT Cozy. comfortable, steam heated rooms, siiotlessly clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen trally located, moderate prices. Till-: OXFORD ROOMS. 217 S. Stephens Street. Phone 310. FOR SAL"E3"l-acre dairy ranch near school nnd cheese factory, stocked and equipped, 6-room fur nished house, 14 good dairy cows, ! monthly income $400. Price In cluding everything. S5(W. Chas. ! Kyes. S26 X. Jackson St. ! AL11AXY OR EUGENE Have you. any residence property In Al bany or Eugene you would trade for residence property In Rose-' burg? Can offer a real proposi tion through the Lawrence Agen cy, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. ! TTU ITT YS E VE X HI XDRE1) DOL-! LAR SI' IHJ It BAN HO M E For j $2250. Two thirds of price to be paid like rent. Modern 5-room I bungalow; plastered; decorated; polished woodwork; built in fea- tures; fine fixtures; beautiful bath: big basement; large yard: all kinds of fruit, berries and shrubbery; chicken house. Don't let this snap get away from you. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass street. Phone 219. THIS ISTO REM IN D V 6 U T RaT 1 am offering my 130 acres of land, located on a main road, with two live creeks through It; 50 acres of choice bottom land; can Irrigate any portion of it with free water; 16 acres of choice bearing prunes In full bearing; all kinds mixed fruit; big 7-room house with gravity water system; big stock barn; new prune dryer; all other necessary buildings; some good timber; adjoins fine outrange. Price $t;700 with part easy terms. Full information, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass, SUe t. Phono 21!). ARRIVED JUXIOR CLASS ROSEHCRG HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS and PINS Call For Them At Si JEWELERS US Cass Street DR. DEAN B. BUBAR mroMKTIUNT Speclalist In the Inline of Glnest-a US Jackson Kt. DR. H.C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL SERVICE Perkins Building Phone 8 Second Floor Roseburg, Ore. GIRL'S HODY KOl'XD. fAj.oclnted Press F.easeo tVIre.) MEDl'ORD. Ore.. Jan. 2. The over to a large packer tor storage There was nothing In fur today eil by the young folks and they know how to do it. All young poo- win lie paved this year accord ing to Colonel C. O. Thomson, superintendent of the park to day, who said the good news was Drought linn by Field Assistant body of Iline llriggs, lo year old Horace Albright of tho park daughter of Mrs. Rose M. Hrlggs service. nf Sardine Creek, was found In For years this stretch nf rond Ungue river vesteril:iv liv n nnr- Ye of Christ" . "iwuear in uurists ly mat nan neen searching since iuu ujhi uuriiig sue uisuppeareti .vionuay nignt. the summer. A total nppror.ria-j All evidence indicates that the Hon of nearly J 2110,000 for new girl fell into the swollen wnters roads within the park Is expeced of Surdino Creek, when she tried to be made by tho government,! make her way home Trora a bill carrying SRK.ooo having i school, and was swept away by been already signed by President, the flood waters Into tho Rogue Coolidgrv River. Men's Half Soles $1 Ladies Soles 75c Bring your old shoes to us nnd wo will doctor them Into fresh sprightly looking foot wear, and save you tho price of a new pair. ALL WORK GUARANTEED HOWARD'S Shoe Shop INVENTORY JIME Now is the time to take Inven tory of your insurance and see that you are properly nnd ade quately protected for the coming ytar. The work of a lifetime can he wiped out in a few minutes by fire. Why take a chance when for a comparatively small cost you can be protected from finan cial loss as a result of fire? MtSONIC BLOC R0SE6URC. OPE Tonite & Saturday The Western Daredevil JACK HOXIE nd the Universal Ranch Riders "Flying Hoofs" Thrills Chills Action Also: "Have Mercy" and "Empty Heads" two Comedies 3 ChZ'n esticA1s and the market was quoted noml-:!"" ""iiea. ftext 1 uesilay even i nally around 32 and 33 cents. Fancy t'" at S: '5 a great young people's ; dressed turns, weighing 13 pounds ! r"J' will bo held. Paul Drown, the1 or better, might bring around 34 or j secretary of Christian Endeavor for. .15 cents If there were, anv coming, "'e Pacific coast will be here. Also; - Oilier lines of poultry co'nlinuo to "'e "ate president of C. K. The gMMlCIlMIIOIMIQIiIIIW steady with Ihe moderate arrivals 'meeting will be held In Ihe I'rrsby- a A of live stuff moving out promptly, jierian cnurcn. it. t. .Mow. g Putter Is sloady afnr Ihe holiday I 'a with no change In nrint or rube I Flrst M. E. Church. Corner of 9 prices. Cream receipts show ai''""n nnl Lane streets. Rev. g i sngnt increase in volume. 1 Egg shipments to tho local mar ket are sufficient fur all requlr ments and prices are unchanged. ! Resales along the street were made at 40 cults this morning. Will sacrifice standard make pi ano, in this vicinity, to reliable party, I0 per month will handle. ji'sei'n mums, pastor, i lie ijunuay school, under the direction of Mr. ij L. E. tiooilburn, Supt. meets at 9 MS M a. m. This beiug the first Sunday of J the Xew Year, let everyone be pres- V ent and on time and let us make a S good record for 1925. Now is a splendid time for new scholars to V . .fining a-iiiiou iiii-iue Is "The lleauty of the Name Chris $ tian." The evening sermon theme Is V l"The Christian Mastery of the pn A KEARNEY'S ! TONITE AND SATURDAY THOMAS MCLGWAN Also Pathe Review 300 W. Cass S a GROCETERIA 300 W. Cass St. S.4 TURD A Y SPECIALS ! DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weaiher rtureau. local of. ciflc." These are Interesting th fire. Roseburg, Oregon, ! hours s'art Ihe New Year right by attemi ! ending 5 A. M. ehiirrh. Good music by the Itleliest t..Miii.,-uini-.. v.inlv rto choir under the direction nf Mrs. (' TMKM'IMOM Lowest temperature last night 43 s- Helnline. The Epwotth League . o.ju p. in. i n meeiings esling and all young people ed to attend. A cordial In Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1924 vltatlon lo attend any and all the fc lo date 23 q church services Is extended to V Average preclp. from SepL A 1. 1-77 llWL'l'lllW Lowest temperature last night 43 s- Helnlin, 4m it w sj . fr 1 K Precipitation Inst 24 hours PI meets at l Ikn I -a KA-rT"V I r nt V V 6 T,,ll1 preelp. since first month . .in arH Inteiw lllC LllJUl 1 X llCCtll V7 (- Normal preclp. for this months 90 n,' ,lr'''' TODAY AND TOMORROW At Our Regular Price. Only 10 and 15 Cent. dick: i iatton Supported by MARILYN MILLS and her trained HORSE "BEVERLY" everybody, particularly .traugers. Total excess from Sept. 1!'J4 Average precipitation for wet seasons, (September "COME ON COWBOYS May, Inclusive) jCnhlnrll, minister. 8:4S a. chureh it'tuMl, t'arlos Vak 3j Kvery old student is ured l'nsettteil wilh occasional rain tie hUlit ami Saturday, lmHlralo tem perature. WVf tlFT.f,. Meteoml'rlst Also: Feature comedy: "Some Nurse." Also: The Bray Mnnzine. SUNDAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY "THE CHORUS LADY" The bitf picture of the stne nnd rnre trnck. This Sp.cial Show Admis.ions at Our Regular Prices. 10 and 15 ct. hanrm tahHt,t!r. Hr,.tC'!.l M, wr-l-n Or. cii'. Hw, 1'r. r.p., ,n ,. ft, tlivlr, tu.MWlM4 IMI(UIR bj 111 CwO JllUIII. MKll Ml Lloyd L. Crocker'. Pioneer Drug Store, Roseburg, Or. 1 i Th. First Baptist Church. Cor- 9 66 i-nne aini iiuse streeia. ii I.. 1. 1 lie Sllpt. to b- present regularly and on time. Ncn pupils are welcomed nt any tine hihI wilt flr.d a place, and class tlmt they will like. 11:imi a. m. The Morning Worship. Message by Ih. pastor. Music by the clmtr ami or chestrs. Start the New Year right by belrg In God's house next Sunday. You will find the year new and better If you live it devolltedlv in Ihe sight of God. ti r .lit W.mi; People's Meeting. Three Young lVo pie's societies. Juttlors. Mart-aret Page, president. For slXlh, ctilM!i and eighth graders; lnteimeilint. v for freshmen acd sophomores in high school or Unit a-e; Kdii Bananas, per doz 40c Pure Alfalfa Honey in 5 lb. cans 84c Pure Alfalfa Honey in 10 lb. cans $1.G4 Crown Pastry Flour, 9 lb. sk 55c Large Grape Fruit, per doz '. 75c A nice line fancy Shopping Baskets from 65c to $1.05 each Accept from this store a hearty thanks and appre ciation for your patronage and support in connec tion with my efforts to sell the best goods at the very best prices. May this year be a year of happi ness with twelve months of good health and con tinued prosperity. During the year 1-9-2-5 this store will continue on its well earned reputation of selling the very best goods at the very lowest prices. Serve ourself and Save at KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA ! and a I good LI jr. ..T.n V I S THE STORE THAT BROUGHT 'EM DOWN Si.ur. lt, president; S. nlors, for allif;4.I.T.;.;.;.-K.TlT.T. tUI 10c25c ANTLERS Sunday Corinne Griffith in "Love's Wilderness."