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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 1925. FIVE. .0 wnev saving, c Cash o stores Behind every successful institution there is a dominating idea. It's the thing that makes the wheels go round "that something "without which no man or business can long maintain the lead. In SKAGGS STORES it is the determination to reduce operating costs to the minimum ; to eliminate ail w aste ; to keep ourselves and our employes up to the maximum of efficiency; to take a small profit on many transactions; rather than a big profit on a few transactions; to render a definite service for the profit we take and to conduct our business in a manner to convince you of the sincerity of our aims. . Mazola or Wesson Oil Quarts Half Gal. Syrups-, Skaggs' Cane and Maple 2 i-2.. ..: 45c 89c 5 lbs. 10 lbs Ka.ro White 5 lbs JO lbs , Sanitary Tissue, 6 rolls, 1000 sheet count - 49c 89c $1.59 43 c 84c 39c 79c 39c Crepe Tissue, 6 rolls, . 7 oz Matches, 1 2 boxes ...-v Red Ribbon Kraut, 2 1-2 tin - .. Red Ribbon Hominy 2 1-2 tin Mt. Vernon Peas, size 3, 2 tins Salmon, tall tins, med. red, 2 tins I -2 flats Spring Chinook Salmon, 2 tins 1-2 pound Hershey Cocoa Broom, 5 string $1.00 value ... Large queen Green Olives, qts 33c 49c 15c 15c 55c 45c 35c 15c 69 c 52c t SUNDAY AT THE t'" t CHURCHES Jwo, evening will deal with the Sth and the 7th trumpets. In what period trumiiei are we living today? hut events wtu accompany the ng of the 7th so dlaat trumpet? , Hear this message. Luke Elliott, Minister. ' vie, next Sunday sfternoon at .."" Christ eltlA 2:80 o'clock In ll Episcopal Par-1?!! h.Vuu.f. He,',r Ish House. 114 E. C... fit. Subject j ,.11 . Mitrtit !he f11: ' e M. E. Chureh. itrinn in ireinsemane. i n wiitvoe " w . COWFEREWCEATM- E. Tl lllahop DuBose preached ' the the first .erninn of the Ienten aer- ' ""' ..iim. duuusj Dion series which we shall consider'? c"ren,', h . 1 mT' during the Lnteu season. The text " " 9 A" 10 for this sermon Is Malt 28, 30-S6. A years may be admitted. The read- series of Lenten sermon, have been, ,!'""" "" me courcn s selected treating of the Important X... . ' ... ," "u ". Place, of Christ, suffering, a. for ?"' '"J? The public example "Christ Suffering In U c""Jr Invited -to attend the (iethsenianey." "Christ Before the ! mice ,nd the reading Church Council." "Christ Before Jm- The subject for Sunday. Pontius Pilate," "Christ Before lw"ion be: "Christ Jesus." Herod." "Christ Compared with . Barabbas," and "Christ Crucified." I c,v and Church. There will be The Lenten season is a ttme set no ""vices at the church next Sun aside to make a special .tudy of :dav n'orninK- Murphy and Christs' suffering for us, from the wife visiting friends and rela Garden of Gethsemane to Golgotha. "vwi ln Portland ,or a e,'k' Sun" Let us show our love for Christ by' J ,8c,ho' 10 ra- ai tne attending these' Lenten services ! C!1,r'8V"n Endeavor meets at 7 p. m. diligently. During His passion at :'".h AUt Bckw Every- Jerusalem Christ manifested HI. comB n0 encourage the young unfathomable love for us poor sin- j 01KB- ners in giving His very best, His . . . . life for us. Let us show our strati-1 Church at Green Services will be tude by making a .pedal, prayerful ; hM nuai at Oreen schoolhouse study of His suffering. Strangers '011 und4v-. 8""ay school at 2 p. are cordially invited to our serv- ?' -.V"u ' rr,mnK rvi at ices. Sunday school at 1:30 o'clock i " " "V ,,, u ,ul lDe m' Sunday afternoon. The confirms-1 ,cnurlh ,ou'h' w'u induct the serv- tlon class meets in the parsonage "i""" coruiany invueu thta nrternnnn fl.'rl.lavl at l-HH o'clock. H. H. Young, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. W. S. McCullagh, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Classes for all ages. Orches tra under the direction of Mrs. JL. B. Moore. Junior and Intermediate C. E.'s at 8 p. m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Theme of Bermou, "Another Helper." Evening service. Senior C. E. at 6:30 and sermon at South, which has been in session here for the last three days. A large crowd was present and the lllahop was at hi. best. HI. theme wa. 'The Healing Touch." Thia Conference "Was one of the most satisfactory eVes held ln the Portland District, and much fa vorable comment ts heard upon the splendid way in which the large crowd was entertained, aud upon the smooth way In which the entire event moved forward. The cooperation of the other churches of the town was gratlrylug; part icularly that of the. Methodist Episcopal Church. The matter of the unification of the great bodies of Methodism wa. freely discussed every day of the Conference and the bedy went on record unanim ously as favoring the proposed plan of unification. This will be voted upon at the Annual Confer ence, next Fall, and it i. hoped that the uuion will be effected. At the close of the session suit able resolutions were adopted rec ognizing the many courttales re ceived by the body during its stay here: especially to the Koseburg New-Review for the splendid pub licity which had so much to do with the success of the under taking. The district conference next year will be held at Coqullle. SATURDAY FEATURES Skaggs Best Butter, pound 47c Ron 93 c Sugar, , CQr 10 lbs. ;. 7- GemNut j pounds , Oranges, big 98 C basket V0 Bananas, OQr 3 lbs .. v.v.........v . f V Large Black Diamond 46 OQ Grapefruit, 3 for 1 8 bars White Laundry Soap .-. 1 large pkg. Quick Naptha Chips 2 Cans. Sunbrite .. 2 bars Maxine Elliott 1 large size Turkish Bath Towel 75c 35c 15c 25c All for $2.25 $1.49 The Fir.t Baptist Church, corner Lane and Hose Streets, H. L. Cald well, Minister. 9:45 a. m. The church school, Carlos Page, Supt It is A tirnfit - nnH Jnaniruttnn In study the Bible. If vou or vour chll- Another car of American fence dren are not in such a whnnl von has Just arrived at Wharton Bros, are Invited to enroll with us. 11:00 ,Uet you whlle our ta om' a. m. The Morning Worship. Mes-Plete- sane by Rev. G. W. Finley. Bro. ina sermon bi km,,i0 kdd kao j- i ..int. i 7:30 on the theme. "A Conference I ::7h' ..r with God." The orchestra evening service adds to the attrac- ( chest'a Tne b , , g tlveness of the hour. The ladles . Th. vn,,, o,.w. uh. Societies for Seniors, intermediate. aid is planning to reseat the church. The effort is a worthy one. The pot-luck supper wa. well at tended and everyone enjoyed the so cial gathering Maybe the ladles will decide to have these social gathering, frequently. SPELL- and Juniors. Splendid interest is. be ing shown ln these meetings and whatever age a young person is there is a place for activity. All young people Invited. 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship. Message by the i pastor. We always have good mus Catholic Church. Kane and Oak ic. and rewarding services. The nub- Istreets. Rev. B. Clery, pastor. March uc Is rr.ost cordially Invited to any ovi iiiuu ni o - hi. , or an 01 our services. Catechism Class at 9:45 a. m. Hlghi Mass and Sermon at 10:30 a. m. I St Georae's Eoisconal Church. I sixth, seventh , and eight grade. Rosary, Sermon and Benediction of Fu-st Sunday ln Lent. Early service land "champeen" speller, are the M. B. S. In the evening at 7:80. ,at 8:00 a- m. Church school at ; working overtime to perfect theni The one week's mission, under the9:45 a. m. mmunion service at! selves In the art. direction of Rev. Benlgnu. Bren- ,11:00 a. m. Subject of sermon: "Hu- The members of the Klwanl. nan, will commence at High MasB mau Shortcomings." Evening serv-' Club believe that this contest will on Sunday, March 1st. The follow- ices at Riddle at 7:30 p. m. No Ftl ing is the order of Devotions for day evening service this week. Bo ttle Mission week; Mass each ginning next week, Communion morning at 7:30. Rosary, Sermon service Wednesday at 9:00 a. m. and Benediction of the M. B. S. Litany service Fridav evening i The Roseburg Kiwanis Club's first annual spelling contest for the grade schools of the city promises to be one of the finest event, of its kind ever slsged In the state. Great interest ia being shown by the scholars in the fifth, each evening at 7:30. The Rev. Brennan is from Lincoln, Neb. A well known Bpeaker. He Is worth hearing. You are always welcome In a Catholic ch'trch. Christian Church. Sunday is Au tomobile Day ln the Bible school. Skaggs United Stores No. 255 1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 Rosebyrg, Oregon 7:30 p. m. Rev. A. O. Dodge. M. E. Church, South. Main and Lane streets. Stewart O'Dell, pas tor. W. L. Cobb Sunday school su perintendent. S. 8. at 9:45. Sermon by the pastor both morning and evening. Mid-week prayer service A prize goes to the car bringing Wednesday evening at 7:30. W. M. the biggest load. We ought to have S. Thursday ' afternoon at 2:80. more cars working for the Lord. Regular monthly meeting of the Hunt up a good load for Sunday board of stewards Monday evening and fill the old bus full. Remem-at 7:30. District conference was a ber the orchestra Btarts at nine! great success by reason of the gen- rorty-ttve. He on time and hear the:eroslly, ludustry and loyalty be well attended and on the night of April 3rd the high school au ditorium should be packed. A man to act as pronouncer has been secured and with his clear enunciation of words there should be no difficulty on the part of the contestant, in hearing the words to be spelled. Once a .tart is made on the word, the speller cannot start over but must con tinue through the word. Elimination contests will be held In the various grades to detormtne the three best spellers ln each grade for the final contest. ROCKEFELLER -JR. BLOSSOMS AS WIT '(Araociatrd l'Tem L-aH Wire.) NEW YORK,' Feb. 27. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., financier, philanthropist and bible class teacher has blussomed out as a wit. Presding at a dinner or urown alumni last night, he told Story af ter story, some of them pretty old and Imitated Will Rogers, even to gesture and drawl. Telling how lingers had ex pressed a desire to meet Rocke feller, Sr., the speaker quoted the comedian as follows: "The old guy is the one I want to meet. He Just made the money. That's easy, but he turned the hard part over to this guy here, saying: "You can work I'm go ing South to play golf." In closing Mr. Rockefeller told yon do that?" "Well," replied the inmate, "if you're going to be an idiot you might as well be a hell of an idiot." music. The choir is making quite members and friends. The ladies an impression with the music from of the church carried out the really the splendid new anthem books, big program of entertainment wlth They will again assist us ln the de- out a hitch receiving the compll votion period Sunday morning. The men's of everybody concerned., board of the church meets in regu- Praise Is given to all to whom It is lar session Sunday p. ,m., at 2 due and all are solicited to coorxT o'clock. At 3 o'clock the Bible ate in the carrying on of the rcgu School Conference meets. A fine lar program of the church, program has been prepared. Let : every teacher and officer of the Salvation Army, 311 Jackson St. school be present. At 4 o clock the Adjutant Fred Anderson, elders will again visit the sick Jail service Sunday a. m. 10:15. with the Lord s supper. C. h. at Holiness meeting in hall. 11 a. m. Let us help solve your spraying troubles. We carry Myers sprayers of i ln all bIips, also the tlardle line. Wharton Bros. n:6V. uotn senior anu intermediate Sunday school -2 p. will meet at this hour. Interined- Home 3:30. Y. P. L. SCHAEFER MAY BE BILLIARD CHAMPION (AftfocfatAd rrrn 1tiMi Wire.) CHICAGO, Teh. 27. Jack Srhae- ed by a great Bong service, using tales meet upstairs under Mrs. Francis Stanton. At 7:30 the or chestra will begin playing, follow SHRINE CLUB DANCE TONIGHT The members of the Shrine Club, their wives or sweetheart, and two guests, will assemble at the Moose Hall tonight at nine o'clock to Buend an en lovable officer, evening at cards and dancing. The committee In charge, composed of II. O. Wilcox, chairman. (I. W. m. Old Soldiers Eddlngs and F. W. Chase, have 6:15. Street I planned for an Interesting even- On good terms with everybody 4; 4- 1 - wwaosi v!--v 4 i. :::. e4? .-M 9 mm. CoodtiMi lock) In pn with Kr The hnntlv kry opftilng top la quickly, m-tlly, stiffly rrniovftl. No enn - opener ; no diKRhiR In: no mw cltf't to cut you. Tli-iv'a convenient oon tultier whru 1 1 to coffee It gone. Exclusive!. ess of flavor and that magic capacity for seem ing to yield more delicious cups to the pound are the good terms upon which every body meets Golden West Coffee, It's the result of selectivo choosing of the world's best flnvored hiah-tjrown coffees and 40-odd years experience in catering to tens of thous ands of good-coffee Judges. AIm try Getdtn West T Oranr PtkM Jk (rtn Jtpfjiia CLOSSET 4 DEVERS, COFFEES A TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, PORTLAND AND SEATTLE Golden Coffee J 1U34 Uomt Dmn Pauls was on the eve of collapse, attended Welsh festival service In the Cathedral last evening, and escnped unscathed. The Prince, who apparently be longs to that large section of the public" which accepts the assur ance of the Cathedral experts that there is no danger In Its im medhito collapse, glanced upward from time to time to see If the dome showed any signs of falling. The service wa. conducted In the Welsh language of which the Prince, although nominally 1. head of the Welsh people. Is vir tually Ignorant. ACID BURNS ON MAN ARE HEALING ' naivaiiun meeting in nan i ing. card tubles are being ar 7:30. Brother Jacobs will preach, ranged for those who wish to -" Pluy cards and there will be dunc- ine farewell meeting for the I ing from to 12 o'clock. Punch (Aworltd PrmM Wirt.) MEVERELY HILLS, Cal., Feb. 27. When Darby Day, wealthy Chicago Insurance man, arrives here from the east today, he will 'find his son, Darby Day, Jr., well on the way to recovery from er the atory of the Inmate of an ier, tormer worlds 18.2 balkline l0ur new song books. Wonder Scotch KvnnireliKt int nihf i th!in k ...,.. ,i . k.i. .i .. fects of an arid attack last. Mon asylum for the Insane, who turned billiard champion, has made him-. Hymns of Faith. The topic of the Salvation Army hall was well at-lout the evening Another social 'Y- According to his physician over a pot of boiling water on I self the favorite to take the crown , sermon Sunday evening is. "Gideon, tended. Mini t.iimnnie iv. .v. i. j .... lthe vniini man's eveaiuht an- l visitors Biaiiuiiig uuuer a u " n"i'i"' ueieuuing uu- .the HumDie. i uesaay evening is en expressing the blessing they had club for next momh Boy .Scout night. A district church received from the meetings and! a rally will be held all day Wed., wishing the evangelist Godspeed In WARNINPS fWI MfHT March 4. beginning at 1U, wiin Das- his new field of labor which will bei . " " " '" "Why." aked the doctor, "did uaMty s i 1 1 l M-r - ; V'e have always sold the best Groceries at Lowest Prices, jnd our goods are all marked plainly. You can afford at our prices to kecpyour cupboard stocked at all times. Come in and let us supply your needs, and you'll save. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE 1st In the International tournament here by a display of unprecedent ed form before which records have been crashed. They are tied for leadership in the standing. ! Erich Hagenlacher, the German cue artist who was to have furnish ed the opposition sat In a chair ket lunch at noon. DROP IN AFTER THE SHOW And Enjoy Yourself I .THE COMFORTABLE DINiNG. ROOM Open 5 A. M. to 1 2 P. M. EVERYTHING TO PLEASE YOU WITH ' SPECIALS EVERY DAY TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Sje DOUGLAS GRILL V. R. WARNER. PROP. at Union Creek Washington. Mr. O. W. Scott left on the midnight train. First Methodist Church. Corner Saturday night at 7:30 Adjutant of Lane and Main streets, Rev. Kred Anderson of the Salvation .Inaotih Knntla tinntnr. The SiinriHV Army Will relate his tall oxrieripnee. watching the former champion Ucnool meets at 9:45 Mr. L. K. of how he was srrested, put in Jail break all world's billiard records Goodburn, superintendent. In this led out with the chain gang hand by running 400 from Bpot. L)ay wnen young people need the cuffed to break rock in a southern Sehaefer broke Welker Coch- right example set for them, not Illinois town many years ago. Ail ran's mark of 384 made in the 1921 !oniy your children but your neigh- f'r holding street meetings, but how tournament and broke the average jbor's as well, every able-bodied they won the victory. AU will be re record with 400 for one inning. Hdult who ha. any desire for the luted at the Salvation Army hall The exhibition dwarfed the bril- betterment of the youth of the tomorrow night llant afternoon match when Coch- icommunity ought to make It the habit of attending Sunday school, uioie standard Mission, 117 Jackson We have classes for all ages. Street. Itev. F. L. Iiurror, pastor. Come. The Sunday morning ser- Revival .ervlce began last Tuesday mon theme is "Christians Making night and have been in progress Good." As you look back over the liils week and will continue Inde past, who of your old friends have linltely. itev. Kred Hornshuh of been the ones who have really got- Kugene has been assisting in these ten the most out of this life and giv-.services. The subject for tonight en the most to other lives? Don't M be "How lo escape the tribula mlss hearing this Bermon. Junior t 'on days which are coming upon 0'Kpworth league meets at 3 p. m. us." On Saturday night the pastor 1 The Senior Epworth league meets III preach on "First and Twentieth 1 I at 6:30 p. m. The evening sermon. Century Miracles." A couple of au 2 itheme Ih "The First Command- '' loads of singers and musicians 8 iment." This will be the first of a urn here from Eugene and other. iserle. of three evening sermons, .ire expected so thr.t Sunday will be Good high pressure spray bose at All will be interesting. Be sure and h wonderful day In song, music, tea- ALARM THE PRINCE LONDON, Feb. 27. The Prince I of Wales and about 2,000 other I ran defeated Kamaklchi Suzuki the Japanese 400 to 133 In four in nings with a high run of 308. I Edouard Horemans, the Belgian, will meet Cochran this afternoon and tonight, lluppe will engage llagcnlacuer. 1 The Btandlngs: Hoppe Sehaefer . Horemans Mabenlacher Cochran Suzi.itl Won 2 2 1 1 3 0 Lost 0 parently has been saved and it may be possible to prevent perm anent disfigurement of hi. face. Mr.. Bernlce Lundstrom Day, who police allege hurled the acid in her husband's, face before swal lowing poison In a sulcldo attempt DUOS.' MILK BltKAD. Order one was reported steadily Improving loaf how and no other will satls- persnns, undeterred by alarmist todaj. and her ultimate recovery fy. GRIMM BROS. MILK BREAD, warning that the dome of Ht. no longer appeared lo be ln doubt. Phone 133. Din pn rDDMTinm DID uLLLDIiHIIUli W. O. Cltuger, George Rapp and Roy You nt left this mcrn'ng for Portland, where they will apeuu' a few days ln the interest of the Indian rendezvous, which it is planned to npld in till, city dur ing the commlng summer. Com mittees representing the Indians from the various reservations in' the northern and eastern parts of tue Btate, ure expecieu to ue pre sent, and th matter will be most thoroughly discussed to determine the cooperation which can be ex-" pected. " The ItoseDurg cnaniner of com merce expoctB to get behind the M,lnlirallrn ne fwl.l I tr Ihn Indiana will give suitable assurunco of: participation. There are a num ber of mnttors to arrange before ! nulithruHnn la ...liraH hilt the committee hopes to decide definitely upon the action to be taken. You may often get full but you will never get enough of GRIMM It's Qidck Qmher Wharton Bros. ending fi a. m. pictures of the hospitals and the Prcip. In Inches and Hundredth wvjrkers. Those w ho heard him will Highest temperature yesterday.. 6.1 want to hear him strain. If you Ixiwest temperature last night- 41 didn't hear him be i-,ure and come Precipitation last 24 hours "6 for he Is an Interesting speaker and Total preclp. since first montb..4St , has a stirring message. Jsormal preclp. for this munth 4 & 1 . Total preclp. from Sept. 1, I Myrtle Creek, Sunday to date 33.23 Sunday school 10:00 a. 1 Average preclp. from Sept. 'weather Is here, let's bring t h 1, H77 . . 24.04 children to Sunday school. It pays. Total excess fro .a Sept. 1, Try It. preaching at 11:00 a. m. 1S24 : 9.19, Subject, "Prollt and Loss, average precipitation for 46 hear them all. Next Tuesday even-, nmonlals and preaching. Sunday Ing Dr. Tullar of Chicago, will give Mlernoon at 2:30 a message on another lecture by request. No ad- "The Rapture" will be delivered. mission charged, no offering taken, r'inuay evening at 7:0 the subject be "I hn Lar.t Days, the Last DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. 8. Weataer bureau, local of fice, Roseburg. Oregon, 24 hours jlle will also show some more of his uill that cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Quicker than coffee! Quicker than plain toast! ill, the ijtst Cnance." Through, i":t the inmliig v,,sk the revival v ill continue every nlKht except Monday, hverybn-; Is urged to at "nd then, ull.'ac!We services. .J ne h -allng b -ii.m-s will b con-j ducted h, connect i,,n with the evan-j March 1 . i llsllc meetlmr- 8. S. at Rivrr-, Spring f Is at ".0:lin. r-'arhlng at 11 00. rvicej .t (ileniMiy el 11:00. Vou re Invited to utit-ud these services, t wet seasons. (September to May, Inclusive) Chris-' The home of milk bread con tain Kndeavor at 6:15. lion I Blight furms to government regulations. this branch of the work. Come, Fair and colder tonUht fair. W'lL BELL. Meteorologist. rfectly snnliary, perfectly clean.! ai young ar.a out. rreacmng at ' :tu p. i' goou. n s pertecny delicious.; Saturday m. Subject, "Revelation." This will Ni faundr-d cents-worth to the. be the r.th In the series on this dollar. t.ltl.MM BROS' MILK book. TUe subject outUur Surida) iliUEAD. PIiou 133. I Standard full size and weight packages Medium: pounds; Large : 3 pounds, 7 oz. Your grocer now has two kinds of Quaker Oats the kind you hsva always known and Quick Quaker. BUSY wives and mothers wanted rich, hot breakfasts but cooked quickly. Bo we gave them Quick Quaker, i new Quaker Oat.. AU that rare Quaker flavor, .11 the lusciousness and smoothness of this famous brand are there plui S to S minute cooking) That means less kitchen work In the morning. More time to sleep; more time to dress th. children. It provide, the "hot oat. and milk" breakfasts doctors now are urging with as little muss and fuss as plain toast) Won't you try this new Quaker creation? You will be delighted. Look for tho Quaker on the label That means Quaker flavor. That means 3 to S minute cooking. That means th. superfine oat. you wmt the fin-st frrown, th most delicious in all th. world.