ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1925.
FIVE
7h
t extm Dowering
new winter "Red Crown"is
extra comfort for the man at
the wheel Quicker starting
one touch of the starter but
ton is enough Just a little nudge
on the accelerator lips you a
head in traffic with, power to
spare.Try a tankful of the new
winter'Red Crown- m every
way the best buy in town?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( CtUiJorni )
IT Buy it anywhere you see the red, I
II white and blue pump at Standard I
I Oil Service Stations and at dealers.
The best buy irflbwn
J SUNDAY AT THE t
t CHURCHES I
Community Church of Cleveland.
Pastor, Kev. Ed. .Murphy. Sunday
school lu a. m. Service 11 a. m.
Young People's Meetiiig 7 1. ni.
All welcome.
Church of Christ af Myrtle Crack,
Sunday, Feb. 15. Sunday scriool lu
a. ni. Let's all boost for the Sunday
kuuul ii uub. i-reacmnK &uu coiu-
muuion at 11:00 a.m. hermon sub- I
'ject, "The present perils and the
tuture prospects of the 'Restoration
Movement." C. E. at 8:15 -p. m.
Preaching 7:30 p. m. Subject,
"ltevelutlon the Seven . Seals and
Seven Trumpets." This Is the sec
ond of the series of chart aermons
ou this book. In what seal and
trumpet are we living In? Come
and find out. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public. Come and
get acquainted if you haven't done
so already. Luke Klllolt, minister.
with
i
The small Investor, esji-clal-
ly the new investor, would
have little or no chance with
FOIEV'S"
HOtlEY-TAl.
ESTABLISHED 1875
NoODul,lMrtdietiHBrinMenWrtpMr
INSIST UPON FOLEY'S
W.F. CHAPMAN
meetings are over the Sunday
school will rvsunie its peKUlar class
work. We are carrying on a aplen-
jdlil course in Dible study with class
ics (or all. New scholar will find a
welcome. Mr. L. E. Good burn, our j
I superintendent w ill see that you are
properly itlaceU. Everybody should
go to some Sunday school. The
will be In
Lutheran Service Lutheran serv
ice next Sunday afternoon at 2:30
iu the Episcopal Parish House, 214
K. Cass St. Sublet of the sermon;
"The Four Diiferent Hearers of
God's Word." Sunday school at I
1:31f, please be prompt so we can
devote our full hour to our studies.
Ulnu C ..t.. 1'.,-
,. "'..: ;. ; morning church service
service nexl Sunday. Suberone ! ?.! bV ?Lr
German sermon will be. "The 'One I '."u,-.r. "'uou . v. o. ,
Thing Needful." We heartily in-1
vite all those who are benefitted
more, by the Germnn service and
urge them all to be present. If
these services pan out well, we
miau tuuuuue iu nave one iroriuau T .... - ..i t ,
on this account. We will have both i ,.P..-?L V? ?X??T
fying Self." The first half hour of
I under the direction of Mrs. C. S.
Heinline. The morning sermon i
theme is "The Forward Move." Sev
eral who came forward in the meet
ings are to be baptized, and they
with others previously baptized are
to be received Into the church. The
on that Sunday. The confirmation
class will, meet tomorrow morn
ing (Saturday) at lu:3u in the par
sonage, 410 South Pine. H. H.
Young, pastor.
International Bible Students At-
the large investor in obtaining ! Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Studies will ' BiraufctrB.
the evening service will be given
over to a popular song-test using
the favorite songs In the new book.
All who enjoy such music should
be sure and be present A cordial In
vitation is extended to all, particu-
Several well known eastern
lumbermen accompanied by crui
sers arrived in Suthorlin today
(Thursday) and after purchasing
a quantity of supplies departed by
automobile for the Koach Timber
Company's holdings at the head
of Sutherlin Valley, says the Su
therlin Sun.
It has been rumored hero for
several days thuk a dual was
pending for the sale of the Itoach
Timber Co's holdings east of Su
therlin and that a large mill
would go iu on the 300-Acre tract
of the company two miles east of
town if the deal was consummat
ed satisfactorily to all parties.
During the past week several men
have, been engaged in clearing the
trails through the timber ol un
derbrush and dead limbs, do that
passage can be readily made by
the horses carrying the lumber
men and cruisers.
The Koach Timber Company
has approximately Bn',000 acres of
the finest timber in Oregon at the
head of Suthurliii Valley."
Just preceeding tho world war
the company began preparations
looking to the development of
this timber, and a roadbed for a
standard guage railroad was con
structed lor a distance of over
ten miles extending east from the
Southern Pacific railroad in Su
therlin. The death of Mr. Itoach,
head of tho company, followed by
the war, resulted in a suspension
of operations. Now, It is under
stood, eastern lumbermen have
become interested in the timber,
and in all probability we ran look
for a resumption of development
work at an early date.
K. M. Fox, Pacific Coast man
ager of the Koach Timber Com
pany, was in Sutherlin Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ftx
and they were enroule to Pasa
dena, California, where Mr. Fox
had been called by tho serious
illness of his mother. When ask
ed in regard to the outlook for
timber development, Mr. Fox ap
peared quite oplomlstiti in regard
to the outcome of negotiations
now pending between his compa
ay and the gentlemen who are
now here, but stated that he was
not in a position to give out any
Information at this time, but
hoped to be able to do so on his
return from Califprnla.
safe security for hin r-nnllii I he "The Atnnpmnnt nnH IhH lla.itr.
were it not for the investment rectlon." This question will arise in The Fir Baptist Church. Corner
house who will take an inter- I the minds of many. Did Jesus ap- of 1-ne Bnd Kose streets, H. L.
est in the small investor, advis- i pear in a spirit body or a human Caldwell, minister. Hev. J. D. Chap-
ing him and offering him bonds body, and how did he get -the body IVvlle will preach . at the 11:00
and other security, which they lit it was not the one in which he o'clock service on Sunday. The
iknow to be absolutely good and ! was crucified? We may be surei"""1 '"ends who have heard him
sate for their clients. We now that he did not wise from the deud : """m uouuuess want to near
have a nice line of bonds to of- with a human body, because on one ; nim- To" "'hers. The pastor will
ler. KICK & KICK.
Vry few even of our own citizens
realize the extent of the lumber
business of this city, says the tllen-'
dale News.
During 1924. in which year most
of our mills did riot operate after
the 1st of July there were shipped
out of Glendale yards the following
timber products:
Lumber, cars 495
Ties, cars 42
Piling, cars g
vtooua, cars 11
Total cars shipped ' 544
And these figures do not Include
the lumber and wood that was bill
ed out at the Lystul siding by the
Panther-Butte lumber company and
oihers.
According to the manifests the
average VUltie Of IhlWA nrmlimta
o. b. Glendale was $425 per car, or
a total of $235,450. i
Statistics prove that about B8 per
cent of the toiAl mat nr inmw
b. cars Is for labor. Therefore J136.
000 were paid to the laboring men
Of this VicinitV taut vent fni. kn..t
half a year's work, as most of the '
i.iins ouiy operated the first half of 1
the year.
This year, with the mills all run- I
nlng, the chances. are that the pay- I
roll for the timber workers will to-1
tal not less than $25,000 a month. !
which Is about $1000 a day for each
working day.
'SHONE
FAST GAMES ARE
EXPECTED TOIHT
of these occasion! he appeared to . I,''D at Kiddie at the morning
the disciples when they were in a """'ice. The amount of the pledges
room with the doors fastened. 1 to thc nPW building will be announc
(John 20:19-26) The answer is that at the morning services. The
now, as a divine being, he had the eholr wi" sinK' "lhe Lori1 18 My
power to create a body and clothing ' Slyi'herd " by Schulor. The orches
and appear at any time and upon i M win M" on hand. -The Sunday
uny occasion that he desired. All In-1 8cllo1 '"' be at 9:45-lf yu Rre not
it-rested in the study of the lllble 1 ln some suoh school you are passing
are invited to come and studv with !uu 011 opporunity and the duty . to
anu tnristian. . 6:30 p. m. The
Young People's Societies. Seniors,
Clear Taylor, Pres.; Intermediates,
Presbyterian Church. Classes ln
the Sunuay school to meet the ages
The Medford hUrh school boys' of the wgJ; nv
efficient Kdith Slarrtt, Pres.; Juniors, Mar-
and Kirls basket ball team
in th hi-h ...hni rvn,naiV,r I Theme for sermon
for the first time this year. Tho
IU j corps of teachers. The school opens
What Is Sin?"
I Junior and Intermediate C. E.'s
M.-drord boys won the s'tato'cham- j iy afternoon. Senior C. K. at
nlonshin last rear and have Bn Jo and evening sermon at 7 : 30 on
exceptionally strong team again
garg'-t Page, pres. Good meetings
are the rule. If you are young you
ought to be ln such a society. 7:30
p. m. Special musical service. The
choir and orchestra will give an en;
larged musical service. The choir,
tills year.
The Koseburg boys have bonn
practicing hard during the past
week to get in the best of form,
and this game should be very in
teresting as Uoseburg and Med
ford have always been closely
matched and played n real game.
This year Koseburg has an ex
ceptionally good girls' toam, and
the Medford maidens will have to
be good and fast players to com
pete equally with the -local girls.
These two games should keep the
fans In excitement every moment
of play.
-iVKtifvinn chrisiianiiv ti I..:"" y Jnss uaseuine win
Idies Aid society is planning to re-' f'"! Like a Kivcr. by Shepard;
seat the church. Kaeh lady of the' . ?' ud ,ho. cw. y Gabriel,
society is to earn a dollar and , ltock of A's by Wilson. Miss
I brine It Thursday. February 2i;tli "aseiune in slug a solo, "me
and tell how she earned it. There
will be a congregational pot-luck
supper alter which the ladies will
tell their experiences in earning a
dollar. Kemembor the date; Febru
ary 26th.
Lord Is Mindful of His Own." from
the Oratorio St. Paul Mendel
ssohn. The orchestra, directed by
Mr. Ott will give several selections.
The pastor wiU give a brief ser
mon. The public is cordially Invited
to all the services of the day.
Mrs. Lucy Currln. aged "6 years,
passed away last night at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Glle,
after a lingering Illness. Mrs. Cur
rln was born ln Missouri, but
spent much of her life in' the state
of Montana, before she and her
husband came to Oregon about 30
years ago. She resided ln Cottage
Grove until about a year and a
half ugo, when she came to Kose
burg and took tip her residence
near her daughter. Her husband,
prior to his death 18 years ago,
was Interested ln mining, and was
active in the development of min
ing property in the Bohemia dis
trict.
Mrs. Currln loaves one Bon John,
a resident of Seattle and two
daughters, Mrs. Krnest Purvance
of San Diego and Mrs. It. L Glle of
Koseburg.
The body will bo taken to Cot
tage Grove tomorrow, and the fun
eral services will bo held there
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Methodist church. Mrs.
Currln was a lifelong member of
that church, and Kev. Knotts, now
of thlsM-ity, was her minister for
several years in Cottage Grove,
will conduct thc services.
20th Century Grocery
The two greatest Americans born in the month of February were
George Washington and Abe Lincoln. The live they lived have taught jnil-
lions of young Americans Ihe benefit of truth and honesty. C
The 20th Century always bears in mind these two great exponents of
Justice in the conduct of their affairs with the public.
Birthday Offerings effective Saturday, February 14th
to February 18th, Inclusive.
MILK Tall can, any
brand 3 can.
no I Norwegian Sardines, In If i Standard Peas, 8 can AQn
. COC pur onvs oil, S tins OOQ for .. t3C
57c
OC I H.ina
. bottle,
Del Monte or Preferred Stock Tomatoes, large cans, 3 for
Prunes Large Italians
3 lbs
z Catsup, large
each ,
jCampbetl's Tomato Soup 2
Starch, Kingitord Corn or Class, 1 lb. packages, 2 for
:25c
Crystal White Soap,'
6 bars 25c;
'hite Soap,' A Ql Best Shortening, C9.l Bakeri Pi
; 12 bars t.7C bulk, 3 lbs. - 0C ale, J lb
Premium Choco-
19c
Crown Flour 49 lb. sack
.$153 Fisher's
$163
Our Noiseless Matches,
A boxes for -
.25c
Fancy White Figs
& lbs. for
1(1 I Ground Chocolate,
Jx3QA oure. lb.
1 lbs.
18c
50c
Adirondack Cane and Maple Syrup York State's finest full pint, 32N full
quart 53; full half gallon 98f. " gallon a
$1.87
Raisins, unbleached
Thompsons, 3 lbs
29c,.'
Standard Tomatoes,
roe cans, 3 for
ill' I Shrimp, latest
.lUC p.ck, 2 cans ....
35c
Sperry-s (Olympic) or Kerr"a Pancake Flour, 10 lb. sack
-75c
Oysters, new pack, No.
1 can, 2 for
.35CU.1
Monte Peaches,
2 can, 3 for
. JUl -Picnic"
Ripe Olives
can, each
10c
?0th Century Coffee "Some Coffee" Always Fresh 48 lb. 8 lbs
Oranges Thin Skinned Very Sweet, 252 size, 2 dozen
Florida Grapefruit Extra heavy (80 aize) 6 for
$1.42
39c
37c
130 N. Jackson St. Conveniently Located
SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 12.
University of WashlnKton Is to
take pnrt lu its second triangular
debate tonight. Tho affirmative
HuHky team is to meet the nega
tive team from the University of
Oregon hero, while the negative
pusjile and gold speakers are to
oppose affirmntlve University of
Idaho talkers at Moscow.
Tho proposal to allow congress
power to override supreme court
I derision Is tn he the nu'-stinn dis
cussed. Three judges are to de
cide the winner, the University of
Washington abandoning a no-decl-slon
'Intercollegiate method adopt
ed earllur In the year.
Thc home of milk bread conforms
lo government regulations. Perfect
ly sanitary, perfectly clean. It's
good. It's perfectly delicious. It's a
hundred cents worth to the dollar.
Grimm Ilros.' MILK BKEAD. 1'hono
K13.
Science and Invention arcr' the
forerunners of civilization. TWhy
content yourself with a makeshift.
Try one loaf o Grimm Bros.-Milk
flread and you will never forget the
PHONE NO. 133.
Have you something to sell, to
trade, '.j give away. Use New
Review columns. ' 1.
Take your printing needs to th
il,-n -rtmenl.
Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
streets. Kev. B. Cli.-ry, pastor. Feb
ruary 15th. Mass and Sermon at
8 a. m. Catechism class at 9:45 a.
m. High .Mui and Sermon at 10.30
l,,...nn f.-.1.'.. , ... JV'tlJ' aim iit'iieuicilutl UI
Mh .,. i 7 7 m V !,ne M- l- s- in the evening at 7:30.
'.10' ,rCh,PStra Wi" "", ";! A one week's mission will com-
..,T . Vui ;V, Imence In this church
wn iuu?i3i ui iuc luiiuwiiig sei- I
eetions: overture, "Follow tho ,,.. i , , i Unman Ar.mrie.
Neb., will be in churge,
particulars later.
on March i
-the 1st Sunday of Lent. The'
Flag"; March. "Booster Club'
"Flirtation", School song, "Come
On Ye Loyal"; Saxaphone duet,
"O Sole Mio", Kay Burt and Har
old Wainsrott; Mnrch, "Army Ke
serve"; March, "Junior League",
aTid another saxaphone duet.
The first game Is scheduled to
Btart at 7:15 p. m.
M. E. Church, South. Main and
Lane Streets. Stewart O'Lk-ll, pas
tor. S. S. at 8:45 under direction of
Supt. W. L. Cobb. The pastor will
preach at 11:00 upon "Church Mem
bership." Mi-nibms will be receiv
ed into the church at that time. The
subject for the discourse of the
evening will be "Divine -Forces and
Junior Enworth
Further ! League at 2:30; Senior at 6:30. Mid
week prayer service Wednesday
evening; all members and friends
Christian Church. Don't forget',vno do Dt attend elsewhere are
our little slogan, "Every boy and Invited to attend all our services,
girl in Koseburg, in lllble school, j Woman's Missionary Society will
Parents lead the way." It s a shame nieet at the home of Mrs. L. A. 1)11
that any little ones should growl lard Thursduy afternoon at 2:00
up In this city and not hare the ad- o clock lor their social meeting.
ni i talion for those who are t
II to walk ln. Every Sunda:
IU at 0:30 there will be car
'j Riverside Store in Kdenb
This weea only 50 cents
your old hot water bottle applied on
a new one. Bring the old one with
you. Lloyd Crocker.
CKESTC0LDS
Apply over throat and chest
-cover with hot flannel cloth,
V&CKS
V va poRuq
Off 17 Million Jar UdJiarly
(Awocisted Wcm Lued Wire.)
TALK, Ore., Fob. 13. A full
crown bob cat was elfctrocutod
on the Gfi.flno volt line of tho
forivalo Klectric company, betweon
hero and Nyssa. 1d nowls,
who found the animal as he was
patrolling the line, Paid, while
RettlnR the bounty, that tho huce
cat climbed the T0 foot pole and
pot Its face against tho top wire
while Its Iprs wore around the
ground wlro which runs, tho
length of the pole. The animal
had taken the entire load th Touch
its body, blowing the fuue on the
i line.
Ui.strict Confirmee-, of tho Torfand
district will convene in Uos- burg
Feb. 24th, 25th and 2th. Itishop
H. M. DuHoflH will prenido. Make
your plans to attend this confer
ence and hear nome good sermons.
vantaci'H of a Bible school. To have
this training now may mean more
to them than anything el.se In the
world. To aid in this matter wo
have arranged to provide transpor
tation for tho.se who are too far out
lay morning
cam at toe
bower, and
at the little store In West Kose
burg, near the Soldiers Home. Any
one eifte may nave transportation prayer meeting to pray for
by calling the minister on Satur-. coming revival, we would urgt
Wealthy. Widow Would
Wed Again
"Now that my stomach trouble
has all disappeared since taking
a course of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy I would even consider get
ting married aruin. I cannot tell
you how terribly I suffered before
tnking this great remedy." It is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal murua from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi
cally all stomach, liver and In
testinal ailments, including appendi
citis. Ono dose will convince or
money refunded. At all druggists.
For that cold Ask rbr Tlonoer
Cold Capsules." They give quick re
lief. Lloyd Crocker.
For qu'jk results n News
Revlnw classlfiea a&vertlsemcnta
Ther get results.
Bible Standard Mission. 117 Jack
son St. ltev. L. F. Hurror, pastor.
Instead of the usual preaching serv
ice tonight we are going to have a
the
you
jLi.i.T.M.i.i.T.iOT.T.iTi.r.i.i.r.?.i:.r.i.;.i.Mi
C. E. MOYER, Nursery
- Unsold I have prunes of the following varie-
g ties: Italian, Petite, Improved Petite, Imperial, and
Double. Fifnch (often called "Date") on both
j Peach and Plum root. Some select trees of each
gj variety for replants.
g A limited number of crafted Franquette and
I Eastern Soft-Shell Black Walnuts.
Also some sizes of Pear, Apple, Peach,
'A Ch'erry, Grape, Roses, Berries, Artichokes, etc.
, All stock in first class condition.
Nursey and Sales Yard located eight miles
south of Roscburg, or one mile north of Dillard
S station. Phone 46-FI3.
day. In spite of bad weather i to be present and pray for Itnse
rrowds are coming to Ilible school. I burg. Services Sunday at 2:3u and
I!e sure to be on hand next Sunday I :. to. We are expecting to have
ami hear the announcement, con-: with us Sunday Iter. F. L. Hurn
rernlng the first Sunday of March, shuh of Kugene, also a numb- r of
Sunday evening the pastor will dls- Crusaders from Kugene. You are
cu.s another Oi l Testament chara-lsure to enjoy the services Sun.lay.
cter, "The Man Without Ileglnnlng hear somo spirited singing and a
of Hays." In the afternoon a ser- sci mon by a very interesting sj. ak
mon and musical program will beer. Owing to the illness of the
given at Clengary. Plan to go out. evangelist s mother w e are u'uitile
II. K. Mow. at this time to make any further
' announcements. Tonight will b- the
First M. E. Church, Corner Main closing service of the revival at
and Lane stru ts. Hi-v( Joseph Klverside. However we arc plan
Knotts, pastor. Now the. revival ning to carry the work on heie and
there will be services here Sunday.
s. a. at io:uo; preaching at 1 1 00
and 7:30. Services at the o. 8.
Home every Friday at 2:30. tv de
sire the cooperation of all ( hrla
tians and extend to "VOL'" a h- arty
invitation to attend these strweea.
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Sexagnitna Sunday. Karly "n
munlon at 8:i a. m.; Cl urch
Sihool at 9:43 a .m. Mur:. ng
I'rayer and Sermon at 11:"" a.
ni. - Kvenlng Services at 7:ii p.
m., at Kiddle, Oregon.
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rf. ; Rested dutrict. 1 MILK IlKKAIi has more real I od
b : Our own cite offers del inhtful food quality than two ordinary li. ae.
g tastily erved. j it costi no more. Phone 131
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or FORTY ABOVE
makes no difference
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Rosebura. Oregon
An honest man's
word
More than three hundred years ago, Miguel de Cer
vantes said: "An honest man's word is as good as his
bond." Advertisers must be honest men, if they would
remain, advertisers. Their announcements are signed.
They must tell the truth in their advertising. For their
own protection, as well as yeurs.
What would it profit a man to advertise "Pure, vir
gin wool suits," only to have you discover they were
shoddy? You would soon separate the sheep from the
cotton. And you would never deal with that man again.
And, further, you would tell all your acquaintances what
a skinflint he was.
As a matter of business, if not of personal principle,
an advertiser must tell the truth in his signed announce
ments. That's what makes the advertising columns of
this paper such reliable guides to honest merchandise.
The printed announcements are bonds between you and
the advertiser.
Read the advertisements. Read them regularly. To
be informed on the newest and best in everything, lo
save hours of shopping. To make the family purse do a
bigger, better job. To get goods of known quality at the
most attractive price.
You would not plan a motor trip without first con
sulting road-maps and guide-books. Is it logical to plan a .
shopping trip without first consulting the advertisements?
Read the advertisements. Then go to the stores with
your mind more than half made up.
SIGNED ADVERTISEMENT IS, IN EFFECT, A
" SEALED BOND BETWEEN YOU AND
Tl IE ADVERTISER
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