ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1925.
FIVE
ii
IRENE CASTLE
COHTICELLI FASHIONS
Tio LOUISE Model
SPECIAL
For Saturday and
MONDAY
Large shipment of Spring
Coat in all the new shades.
$15.00 to $35.00
The HAT SHOP
129 No. Jackson
I SUNDAY AT THE
t CHURCHES :
'younft you will find them Interest-
in,; and proliublo. 7:30 p. m. The
Evening Worahip. MessK by the
J i chotr. A cordial welcome to all.
Presbyterian Church.
uions lit-xl Sunday on
thenie. Morniug subject is a ureal
question, "What is Your Life?"
This is second tn series of ques
tions. In the evening the paslor
w ill speak on "Experience, the
Test of Religion," from the text
"Come and see." Apply the acid
test to religion as you would to
gold. Christianity has nothing to
tear from the most severe examin
ation. If it is false we want to
know it now. "Come and see."
Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
streets. Iter. It. Clery, pastor. Feb
ruary Mh. Catechism Class at 8:45
a. m. Mass and sermon at 9:30 a.
m. ltosary and Benediction of the
M. B. S. in the evening at 7:3u.
Ulendale: Mass and Sermon at J: 30
a. m.
Scouts t Attend Church Sun
day it ia tiie cuslodi of the Boy
1 ' . . ... ... ,
Two ser-1 Scout to attena cuuri-u m m
Important
NOTICE TO WOODCHOPPERS
Mlds wanted on to cords 3 ft. old
growth fir for Odd fellows hall. See
Storey lie at Kexull Urug store
lor particulars.
L. M. DAVIS,
Sec. I. O. O. Hall Committee.
on Anniversary bunuuy.
Sunday, the Mb, is the e
Hinniug of the fifteenth anniver
sary of the Boy Scouts of America.
tl. .. lw..Vl,lt- u-ill
iuo o.. ... " " io-so "'""" council of the cily of Kose
u.wuible at the armory at iu-(i,, , ,n.i .' .. .i ,
buuduy morning. Arrangements
aro ueiug ! Md' del""- "e esnient for the
scouts will be excused from unuay ,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE IMPROVEMENT OF
RAST AVENUE
Notice Is hereby given that the
b i !tgjs4gnn n n nr
- - m n a m aaaaaam m a i m sa m ft
mivAivMOM cash ' W
hereby the ' Vb''r. !Sti5. by ordinance No
o'.i., ! M. declare the ansessmenl for the
scouts wm oe f '' """" I Improvement of Jtast Avenue from
school in lime for that assembly so,.. h ,, , ,..,, ,
ii uu . - a point 4d0 feet north
scout to miss going, this day alo ; lUe clly of Kuburg, t
lUttl (a iud viuaiui wi nw -
thereof, in
burn, Oregon, to be
the First M. K. and Evangelist Mil- "1 '". , T..Y?;
i ... - hmffmin ' ' " .an utunitiru
1 u ii h t Zi r hiTth! llTby. follows, to wit:
young and old.
and la will be
time.
both
The scout oath
re-taken at that
Savings
ON ' .
'GROCERIES
A
Not Only
Specials
but on All
Groceries
We have always put a specially low price on every article in
stock for every day.
SEASONABLE FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES
Make this Store Your Headquarters and
Save Your Bank Account
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO. OREGON
First Methodist Church, Corner
of Main and Lane streets, Itev.
.losHiih Knotts. uastor. This Sun'lay
Interational Bible Students Assoc!- j wiii be the last day of the revival
tion. Study at 8J9 W. First street , m(.etlngs. It will be a great day, the
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Studies In best ot all. The Sunday school will
"The AtonemenL and the lloaur-; meel as usual at' S) : 45. It 1b urged
rection." God has decreed that ; tuat a members be present on
since the earth was the scene ofiluue ad tnQ church service will
Jesus' suffering It shall be the:Btlirt promptly at 10:46. The boy
scene of his glory, and all creatures j 6COuu w ill attend Tlie morning
shall bow at the name of Jesus, and i EerVice in a body. A great crowd is
that every creature shall confess assured. Come early if you want a
that Jesus is Christ and is Lord. I gooj ,.ut. a big sing led by Mr.
Wherever the truth Is received in- i.,if0rd starts the service. Dr. L.
to good and honest hearts it brings !j Miller will preach on "The Call
forth legitimate fruitage, and the
Lord's people become partakers of
bis holy spirit, whether naturally
strong or weak, they obtain the
"spirit of a sound mind."
of Abraham." This will be a mas
terful sermon and deserving of a
good hearing. Tho Epworth League
will hold another uuion service In
the South Methodist church at 6:15
ii m. The closing service of the re-
Lutneran service, (service will ne-i vlval will be held at 7:30 p. ni. An
gin at the usual time, at 2 :30 1 other big sing led by Mr. Ledford.
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Subject : 'j'he evening sermon theme is
of the sermon is, "Alone by (iracei-xhe Vnpardonable Sin." This will
Are We Saved Through Faith." j0B a fitting climax to one of the
Confessional service at 2:00 o'clock. ! (mest revival campaigns ever held
Sunday school at 1:30. All chiUi-;Q Koseburg. A great many peo-
ren are urged to attend and to De ie arB interested in this theme and
3S0.SS
prompt, especially next Sunuuy
since we have only a half hour Sun
day school. The confirmation class
a capacity house is expected. More
seats will be placed and an etlort
made to accommodate all, but seats
STUDENTS ONCE AIDED :
TROTZKY IN ESCAPING!
HANGING, SAYS COUSIN
(AnocUtH Prata Letted Win )
WENATCHEE, Feb. 5. How an
experience in the early life of
Trotzky which resulted In saving
him from "execution by tho Russian
Czarist government made him a
convert to communism was related I
recently by his cousin, Mrs. Hose
Kornbilt, of Mansion, Wash. Th '
mothers of Trotzky and Airs. Korn-
bilt were sisters.
When quite younff Trotzky,
whose real name is Leon lirunsh-
4& r
r.l'rTtrrrrnrn-rrii work of c:
W- : MTmm1' breaching at 7
ft g 8 litui J1 :'The ?oven Lc
s,1 mm
is once more reminded of tho meet-in onlv assured to those ho come
ing Saturday morning at 10:30 In first. Any who have not yet heard
the parsonage, 410 South Flue. H.(Dr. Miller should make a special
H. Young, pastor. f effort to hear him. A cordial in-
' I vitatlon is extended to all. i
Announcement for the Church of : .
Christ, of Myrtle Creek, for Feb. ,..
S, 1S25. Sunday school at 10:00 a.: - - .......
m. Our Sunday school is growing : Methodist revival. Jathers and sons
steadily. Our slogan. "Bring the ; night was a great success at the
children to Sunday school." I'reach-: Fii est Methodist church where the
and communion at ij:oo. iwo meuiumai u, u. ... v.w
Christian Endeavor at 6:15 let's "re conducting a reviva wiui ui.
all help the young people in their J- Ml"" of, Nashville, lenn.
Christian Endeavor. maiiBeuoi u. Uu.u
30 p. m. Subject, orancn oi tne cnurcn uoing me
etters to the Seven preaciiuig. uwmr ..nun d ii
Churches." This Is the second of the i taken ironi .imra lu.ti. At iue
series on the book of Revelation elose ol his if. mon me evangelist
and w ill h liintrtnii hr inrro : made an altar call and tho altar
hand colored chart. Don't miss a ' was filled to capacity with men and
single sermon of this series. Drlng hoys w ho came forward for prayer,
your friends and come. A cordial ! Quite a number made a profession
609.39
540.83
BE EXAMINED AT ONCE
DO NOT luffcr Indefinitely with invitation is extended to the public .of faith and gave their names for
Piles ot other Rectal or Colon dis- to worship with us on the Lord's j membership In the churches. More
orders. Examination will relieve you of J day. Luke Elliott, Minister.
worry and doubt snout your condition
toen was suit bv hls'wonlthy par- i M m'' "" win csute speedy The Salvation Army. 311 Jackson
enls. David and Anna Ilrunshtoen. : T n""a St. G. W. Scott, the Scotch Kvan
from thxii- Iw.nin In nnnth. rn Tills- I nO Vigor. gellst. Is expected back Oil Slittir
than a hundred people have come
forward and professed either con
version or reclamation, since the
meetings began. More than forty
have applied for membership In the
sia to European schools. Mrs.
Kornbilt said. Ho sympathized
with his fellow students less for
tunately situated than himself, and
divided his means with them. ,
Later Trotzky was jailed by the
Czaiist government on a charge of
being a Socialist, and .was con
demned lo die. It was than that
the friendly acts toward his fel
low students bore their fruit, 'rtiey
started to dig a tunnel into his
cell and effected his escape on the
night before he was to havo hang
ed, .his cousin related.
Dressed in feminine garmenlfl,
he fled to Taris, and kept himself
in seclusion until the vigilance of
My treatment for Piles Is GUARAN- day and a song and pralso service I Methodist churches and the other
TEED to cure you or the fee for your v. Ill be held Saturday night. Jail churches of the town. At the meet
treatments will be refunded. , meeting at 10:00 a. m. Sunday ! ing this morning Doctor Miller
Call or write for my FREE school at 2 p. m. Old Soldiers used as ills text Koni. o:o anu j
l l p:i 'a .!, Home at 3:30 n. m. V. 1. L. at 6:15. ll-'or. 9:27 "Discrimination Between
Rectal and Colon disor
der.
Ttt k& X DEAN. M.D.. I nc
PURTLAND UfrUCLi
Or Du.in Bujimm
Seattle orrices:
SOD'SIZ Shto Duildim
ATM AND Ptr-it
She now re-
bad lost her wealth.
sides in Leningrad.,
Mrs. Kornbilt, with her husband,
the Kussian secret police relaxed. Aaron Kornbilt, resides on ten
Then he came to America, where acres of highly productive orchard
he assumed the name of Trotzky , d h f R ch
to help in avoiding detection. ,
"So it is only natural that Leon '" not far from this city. She
would believe in communism" Mrs left Russia in 1907 for fear of per
Kornbilt said. "He gave to tho secutlon of the Jews and came to
poor and in return the poor gave jAmerica in 1918. In Seattle,
him what could not be bought ! where she landed, she met and
with money his freedom." j married her husband, w ho also
His parents did not know for had fled Jewish persecutions in
years after his escape that he had , Russia.
not been hanged. After his return
street meeting at 7 and Salvation 1 Carnality and Humanity." Ho said
Meeting at 8. Then the revival w ill that the human attributes were
continue every night at 7:30. Morn-.tiod given, while carnality is of the
ing prayer meeting from 6 lo 7. Ad-1 devil. A saved man has the same
Juiant Fred- Auderson, officer In ' human attributes he had before, but
charge. t j be no longer has tho desire lo do
I the things w hich are w rong in the
Bible Standard Mission. 117 Jin k-: sight of tiod. A consecration serv
son St. llev. L. F. Uurror. pastor. Ice w as held a io close of the
i Our revival is still on at Riverside meeting and the entire cougrega
and Interest is increasing. Services tion ussembled at the altar and
i there tonight at 7:30. Sunday niorn-i rededualed themselves and all,
'ing 3. S at :0o. preaching at ' that they had to God. High school!
11:oo and 7:30. Services In the night tonight, come early and gt-ll
Mission tonight at 7:3". Sunday Ihe benefit of the whole service.
2:30 and 7:30. and Tuesday even-j Don't miss Doctor Miller's two
ing at 7:30. Services at the Old great messages Sunday: "The Call
Soldiers Home every Friday 2:30 of Abraham," and "Tho I'lipardou-j
J p. m. 'Also services at Glengary j able Sin." Morning service begins j
(Sunday 11:00. We are holding as promptly at 10:45.
; many as 14 services each week
People are hearing the gospel and
souls are being saed. We are ex
pecting one or two auto loads of
young people from Eugene with
their music to assist in the serv
ices Sunday. We extend to "YOU
to Russia and his rise to the head Every man's house Is his aslle . ' . J' . a,in,i ,.., i Junior league
of the Red Army he-rejoined his if he owns the house. Page Lumber j ,ylLs cnioy them ' ""5 of ,I,B lwo
mother. With the revolution she and F.iH Company. services, you will enjoy them. (i.15 f
rMore pep for starting-
faster accekmtionmore poxer
IT'S A BUY
The new wintered Crown
is a buy-it snaps your motor
over quicker, accelerates fast
er in traffic.and on the hills
where you want it, there's
power to spare Youll find
something new in gasoline
in the new winter'mi Crovvn
in every way the best buy in town.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
tCaliorma )
Christian Church. Every boy and
girl In Hoseburg in Bible school.
I Fathers lead the way.
the motto of the Christian people
of our city. Let us not be satisfied
until this aim Is reached. Let us not
rest until we have done what wo
can to attain it Is
tlan man or woman who is guilty of (
absence themselves Who are mak
ing It harder for those who do go, ,
to reach the unreached. Shame on '
you. Our splendid orchestra plays i
every Sun'lay morning at 9:45.
Come next Sunday, enjoy the mu-
slc and find your place In the
! school. Sunday morning at eleven
M. E, Church, South. Main and
Lane streets. Stewart O'Dcll, pas-1
tor. Our program for the week-end :
is the program of the Methodist re i
vlval. Sunday school at 9:3o.
Junior league at 2:30. Joint mect-i
Methodist leagues at ;
meeting Wednesday!
evening at 7:30. Woman's Mission-j
ary Society. Thursday afternoon av ;
Let this boir.-r . .. ,7.1" ':"KV u,l
The morning service will begin a(
i'. i;, i no Luii ot Auranaiu at
7:30. "The Unpardonable Sin."
there a Chris-' ul lnK meeting
am, inroc at u iwu oi em iur miller s
greatest messages. Don't fail to
come.
St George's Spiscopal Church. No 1
services Sunday as Mr. Dodge Is
ennrined to his home with a severe!
cold. Church school at 9:45 a. in.'
Sutlurlin please take notice: No:
j o i iock tne I'HMor win spean on services at 1 1 :00 a. m. St. tjeorge s
"Salvation, What Do We Mean byuiuild will meet Thursday Feb
! the Term." Service w ill be held at ! 12, 1925,
I Green at 3. In the evening the ' '
i subject is "The Man Who Pitched . rZZ "
!Hls Tent Toward Sodom." A scout taland 1 reatmeilt
; troop is being organized in the "Reiuvenates" RrnUpr
cliurch now. Lct those wishing to leiuvenaies BrOKcT
r W
ywxKr
Buy it anywhere you
see the red, white and
blue pump-at Stand-
ard Oil Service Stations
and at dealers.
Join apply Immediately to the pas
tor. H. L. Mow.
The First Baptist Church. Cor
ner of Lane and Rose street. If. I.
t.aldwell, minister. 9:45 a. m. The
church school Carlos Page, Supt.
This school Is being maintained at
a hlc.h Interest and efiiciency. II 1st gland treatment was vole
for Ihe spiritual inspiralivm and
lllbliral in-truction of the people
both old and young. Are you taking
j advantage of It or a similar school?
I If not you are invited to do so.
'U:ei a. in. 'ihe Morning V.'ori-Iiip.
Message by the pa..tor. The pastor
, is asking that every member of tie
I church be present at this senile If
at all ro?ible. The financial rilan
' and program for the building pro-! since.
fleet will b"-thoroughly explained
and dlsrused. F.very one oUL'ht to
i understand the method of proced
ure. Music by the choir. Public In
"I'm Just as young as I used lo
be, and It's all due to gland pills
Here I am 72, and feel Ju.-t a
spry and full of vim and pi p as If
1 were only 30 or 40."
This testimony to the virtue ol
I recent
-Name Iiescription Amount
B. F. Poole Beginning at
the comer of Douglas St.
and Hast Ave.; running
thence northerly along the
easterly line of Rast Ave. .
loU ft; thence easterly
parallel with Douglas St
42 ft; thence southerly
parallel with the easterly
line of Rast Ave. 100 ft.
to the northerly line of
liouglas St.; thence wester
ly along the northerly liuu
of Douglas St., 42 ft. to the
place of beginning J3S0.SS
Thomas J. Criteser Begin
ning at a point 100 ft .
northerly of the corner of
Douglas St and Rast Ave.;
running thencu northerly
along the easterly line of
Rast Ave. 100 ft; thence
easterly parallel with
Douglas St. SO ft; thence
suuiherly parallel with
ltast Ave. 100 ft; thence
westerly parallel with
Douglas St. 80 ft to the
place of beginning
Est. John T. Spaugh Be.
ginning at a point 200 ft.
northerly of the corner of
Douglas St. and Rast Ave.;
running thence northerly
along the easterly line of
Rast Ave. 160 ft; thence
easterly parallel with
Douglas St. i0 ft; thence
southerly parallel with
Hast Ave. 160 ft; thence
westerly parallel with
Douglas St. SO ft. to the
place of beginning
Est. John Rast Beginning
at a point 360 ft. north
erly of the corner of Doug
las St. and Rast Ave.;
running thence northerly
along the easterly line of
Rast Ave. 142 ft; thence
easterly parallel with
Douglas St. so ft; thence
southerly parallel with
Rast Ave. 142 ft. thence
westerly parallel with
Douglas St. SO ft. to the
place of beginning
J. B. Bailey, et ux. Begin
ning at the corner of Doug
las St and Rast Ave.; run
ning thence northerly
along the westerly line of
Rast Ave. 120 ft; thence
westerly parallel with
' Douglas St. 40 ft; Uienco
southerly parallel with
Rast. Ave. 120 ft; td the
northerly line of Douglas
St.; thence easterly along
the northerly line of
Douglas St 40 ft to the
place of beginning
Dell V. Rast Beginning at a
point 120 ft. northerly ot
the corner of Douglas St.
and Rast Ave.; running
thence northerly along
the westerly line of Rust
Ave. 57 ft; thence west
erly parallel with Douglas
St. loo ft; thence south
erly parallel with Rast
Ave. 57 ft; thence east
erly parallel with Douglas
St 100 ft to the place of
beginning .
Est. John Rast Beginning
at a point 177 ft northerly
of the corner of Douglas
St and ltast Ave.; run
ning thence northerly
along the westerly line of
ltast Ave. 137 ft; thence
w-esterly parallel with
Douglas St. 100 ft; thence
southerly parallel with
ltast Ave. 137 ft; thence
easterly parallel with
Douglas St. Jon ft. to the
place of beginning
Hegina Sawyers Beginning
at a point 314 ft. north
erly of Ihe corner of
liouglas St. and Rast Ave.
running thence northerly
along the westerly Hue of
ltast Ave. 70 ft.;
westerly parallel
Douglas St lou II
southerly parnlle
Rast Ave. 7u ft ;
easterly parallel
liouglas St loo ft
place of beginning
Est. John Rust - Beginning
at a polnl 3M ft norther-
ly of the corner of Doug
las St and Rast Ave.;
running thence northerly
along the westerly IIik of
ltast Ave. lilt ft; '.'iienie
westerly parallel vsitli
Douglas St. 100 Ii.; thence
southerly parallel ultli
ltast Ave. lis it; tlienn.
easterly jiiirallel with
Douglas St. Ii") ft. to the
place of beginning 41!) I
457.04
17.03
521.7!),
Ihence
with
; thence
I with
thence
Kith
to the
2C(i.3
Tolal amount
street :
A statement dl
.eiifciiierit has le-i
Docket of Ciiy LI
abetted to
f: t-;
Hie MKire.-aiil
l ehleietl in Hii"
ns Hml the tame
ly by Robert (Ji-orge Lavs, a p
tired London stock broker, durn.i
a Elioit visit lo this country.
"I was In the Kington h'tpitnl
in London when I first tri' l th
tablets," said Mr. Laws. "Alt.r I
hud taken the fift.en'h tablet I i I
th" hospital and haven't been Ltt Si
1 still take a tablet new ar,.l
then, and I think they ere the real
fountain of you;h."
Clandogen, the new adentiti
is now due anil pavablc lit tl.e nf-l
'Ice of the city treasurer In the
'iiy hall In luufill ineney of the
I till-ii States mi' If not .ai'i v.ilh-'
in twenty dfi)H llem tie- dale of
.hlS llOtiee s'l' ll pi Of (litll-'t Villi
lie tlKen for the colli etieli thereof
as are .:o. lip il by lite (hatter of
the city of Ko.-einirg. Iliezoti.
Properly owie-rs who i)elte to
'flkr ad, jiniaue of the lijirt' iotf
ilOTtdilie Ael for lie- l epnj merit el
arserisinerits are hereby n :f : f i 1 to
'all upon Hi city reeonler for t-ahl
;!lrnno no) later than Febriliuy
.Sill, '.i. as lii.ilralln),s will In
rfptf 1 Jr"" !vlted. :3op. m. Meeting of Ihelaiiind tonic, prepared In laW-t lie accepted alter that date.
' Btft ffaJPr t1JIt aV9 SfYV 'hree young people', societies. Sen- form provide, a simple method ol 1- WHIPPLE,
Jl2-T (Jwdv CaTarl ' lib JLsJVl I r Intermediate and Junior. They , taking glandular treatment Chap Clly Recorder of the City of
-aa-r lata aU aitvs and coaiics. it you arc, niaa'i diu jiure wul auly yuu. Kuauboi.', U;vuu.
Jlloney
saving c
NEW STORE IN ROSEBURG
On Saturday, February 7th we will open at Roseburg, Ore.,
a new and modern food store located at 115 South Stephens
Street, opposite Newland's Garage.
Folks of Roseburg and vicinity will find in this new store) a big im
provement over the average store i p arrangement and systematized busi-
ness methods and are going to be very agreeably surprised at the saving in
all popular and well-known food commodities the real cash chain store can
effect.
Skaggs United Stores
Store
In
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Are foremost In th Pacjfio Northwaat as food
chain itora operator; owning and operating atorat
In tight states. Wa handla well-known advartlaad
branda of merchandise, and sell tham on a money
back guarantee. Wa make tremendous saving on
the purchaae of vact quantitiea of merchandise for
cash; aave on our operating expense by a ayatem
of grouped buying, accounting, etc! save again
when we sell our merchandiae at the store for
cash, In the elimination of bookkeeping, lost ac
counts, forgotten charges, delivery, and all those
unneceaaary things which the average atore la bur
dened with.
And this saving la pattad on to our patrons In
the form of lower prlcee, prices dlacernibly lower
to the person who la posted at all.
In a sentence: this new etore le the aolutlon of
the problem of "How to reduce your houaehold ex
penses without sacrificing either quality er
quantity."
May we have the opportunity of ahowlng youT
Stores
In
Oregon
Washington
California
Nevada
We Quote Below a Few of Our Prices
FLOUR AND CEREALS
"Big K," Finest Hardwheat Flour, '
(Satisfaction guaranteed) 49 lb.
Sack $2.59
Barrel $10.23
Best Rolled, Oats, No. 10 Sacks 54J
Corn Meal, "(White or Yellow) No.
lOSks 43
Farina, New stock, No. 1 0 Sacks.... 59
KelloRgs Corn Flakes or
Host Toasties, 3 (or 25
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. 3 Pkgs... 29
Cream of Whent. 2 Pkgs. 39
SOAPS AND POWDERS
Crystal White Soap, 1 0 bars 39
Case $3.85
White W onder Soap, 10 bars 37
Case ; $3.59
Fels Naptlia Soap, 1 0 bars 68
Palmolive Toilet Soap, 6 bars 49
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans.... 19
TOBACCO
Star, Horseshoe or Climax Plugs,
Pound
74
Prince Albert or Velvet, 2 tins 25
Camels, Chesterfields, or Lucky
Strikes. 2 for 25
Tuxedo, tins .V 10
SYRUPS AND HONEY
Skagtrs' Pure Cane and Maple Syrup
5 lb. tins 89
10 lb. tins r' $1.69
No. 10 tins Red Karo 84
No. 1 0 tins Blue Karo 74
CRACKERS
No. 5 Boxes Perfection Sodas, each 49
Assorted Cookies, Fine for lunches,
2 pounds 43
CRESCO WATERPROOF APRON
Will Keep Your Clothes Clean and Dry.
.Made from a (rood quality of f'rotonno and
rvnale materials with a soft Ituubvr Coaling
on ono siilv. Itftall price $1 26.
'Ihe nioiihant from whom you madn this pur
eliuMt will givo you onu of Ulnae flue Aprons
for one of tliene rouponH and 39 centa. Onu
iiiupon Is wrapped In ctuh loaf of Skagit's
Twin HriKil, Kri'iiiniela Kream Jiuf, Krem
lin I Health llread, Sally Ann Uread and
Kr' nnuel's Clunter liuns.
We will have at all times a complete stock of Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables at Lowest Prices Orders over $5.00 DE
LIVERED FREE.
COFFEE AND TEA
Skaggs' No. I Blend Finest grade
of freshly roasted Coffee, 3 lbs.. .$1.39
Royal Club or Golden West Tea,
Pound 59
Half Pound 30
CANNED VEGETABLES
Good Grades of Peas, Corn, String
Beans, or Tomatoes, 3 cans........ 40
Dozen $1.55 "
"Lily of the Valley" Golden Bantam
Corn, No. 2 tins, 3 for...... 69
"Lily of the Valley" Country Gen
tleman Corn, No. 2 tins, 3 for.... 57 .
"'Lily of the Valley" Sifted Early
June Peas. No. 2 tins, 3 for 69
Royal Red Solid Pack Tomatoes,
No. 2i tins, 3 for 53
Dozen $2.05
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CANNED FRUITS
Peaches or Apricots, Good grade in
ayrup, 2 cans 43
Dozen '. $2.49 .
Pineapple, No. 2J tins, Best broken
slices, 4 cans 98
MILK, CHEESE AND BUTTER
Federal or Carnation Milk, 10 cans 92
Per Case $4.35
Finest Full Cream Cheese, 2 Pounds 45
Skaggs' Best Butter We guaran
tee and stand back of every
pound Our price will be right
Try a Pound.
MISCELLANEOUS
Brooms Skaggs' "Domestic",
real value 69
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 1 0 Pounds., 79
3 Pounds 25
Campbell's Soups AH kinds, can.. 10
Dozen .....$1.15
Raisins "Sunmaid" Seedless or
seeded, I 5 oz. Pkgs., 3 for 33
Mazola or Wesson Oil, Quart 49
Half Gnllon 95
Small White Beans, three lbs 25
Del Monte Catsup, Pint bottles, 2 '
for 42
Sugar
OUR PRICE ON SUGAR
WILL BE
Very Low
Ornnyes, market basket full. .98 Bananas, 3 lbs. for 25
Skaggs United Stores No. 255
I I 5 So. Stephens
PI IONE230
Roseburg, Oregon
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