Roseburg news-review., March 06, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1925.
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Broccoli
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.Here is a' planter sold strictly on its merits. The
proof is in what the man who uses it says; any of
the following men, known to you all, will be glad
to tell you: . '
B. P. Nichols, Riddle
. Elbert Ball, Riddle
Dick Ulara. Riddle
Elmer Moore, Riddle '
Must have order this month to get car load price.
After this car load the price will o up.
Fertilizer attachment at small extra cost
Special Deep Setting Shoe Especially for Broccoli.
Made and Guaranteed by the
NEW IDEA SPREADER CO., Coldwater, Ohio
Represented by
C. E. OSBORNE
RIDDLE
SXOW IX KLAMATH.
' (Aan-latfd PiTM l-rur4 Win.)
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., March
6. Klamath Falls was covered
'With snow today as a result of a
brisk snow storm which followed
a heavy rain last night. Within
the city the snow covered adepth
of about four inches, and was
even heavier In the surrounding
hills.
It makes you hungry to think of
It Why a substitute? Get the
genuine ' GRIMM BROS.' MILK
BREAD. Phone 133.
SOVIETS ARE titlTIC'l.SEI).
TIFI.IS, Ga., March 6. For the
first time in the history of the
Russian soviet the strongest cri
ticism ot certain government mat
ters were sounded yesterday by
several members of the soviet par
liament belonging t to the non
party group of peasants, in reply
The Price
.When you trade at our store, there is a satisfaction in
dealing at a place where the quality as well as the price is
always dependable and where you do not have to be
looking out for a trap when you are being baited. We
have a fine lot of the best people of Roseburg trading at
our store and they have learned that we are always ready
and willing to give service and dependable goods at all
times, so they come back year after year, satisfied custo
mers. We guarantee all our merchandise and always
make good. Come in and get acquainted.
FOR SATURDAY WE OFFER SPECIAL
Bulk Dates, lb : 10c
A good grade Bulk Coffee, 3 lbs. for .-r.......$1.00
A better grade Bulk Coffee, per lb ...40c
Fancy Yakima Spuds, per 1 00 lbs $2.40
Snider's Tomafo Soup, can , 10c
Seedless Raisins, large pkg . 10c
Mayonnaise Salad Dressing, made fresh daily
with our new machine, half pt. for ......Z. 20c
Full Pint for 40c
Have plenty of bulk garden seed and seed spuds,
onion sets. ' (
In Our Meat Department we Offer '
QUALITY BEER
Z Pot Roast, lb
Boiling Beef, lb P.
. Fancy Milk-Fed Veal '
Shoulder Roast, lb ..j,
Leg and Loin Roast, lb '.
i Fancy Corn-Fed Pork I
Fresh Side Pork, lb ,., .'.
Shoulder Roast, lb
Leg Roast, lb '.
Fresh Made Hamburg, lb . ....
Pure Pork Sausage, 1 lbs ......
, Pure Lard, lb - , :. ..
Whple or one-half Skinned Ham, Saturdpy only, lb
Etncy Bacon Backs, lb ,
Bacon Squares, lb ;
Swift Fancy Bacon, lb .! ,
Light and Heavy Dry Salt Pork, lb
, WE SLICE HAMS
FANCY LIGHT AND HEAVY CHICKENS
WE DRAW ALL OF OUR POULTRY . - .
We Trim the MeAt Not the Customer
PEOPLE'S SUPPLY COMPANY
Qrocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363
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Growers!!
H. II. Horton, Riddle ,
Smith Bros., Riddle
B. 8. L. Freltag, Riddle'
Foster Butuer, Roseburg.
OREGON
to the government's report on Its
internal policy and the domestic
sitoutlon. ' .
Delegates from the Ckraln
echoed the dlsatisfactlon of their
peasant population with the gov
ernment relief measures after the
failure of last year'0 crops, con
sidering' the relief Inadequate
and not properly distributed.
Several delegates -accused the
government of lack of aggressive
ness In its foreign relations.
Premier Rykoff said that the
sowing area in the districts where
the crops tailed wauld be Increas
ed fifteen percent and that the
number, of homesteads lacking
cattle had decreased.
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I SUNDAY AT THE 1
t CHURCHES t
i
International Bible 8tudsnU As
sociation. 8tudy at the Moose Hall
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. The subjecu
for study will be, "The Resurrec
tion, and the Atonement" Sunday
evening at 7:46 D. m. Mr. K. P.
Loop, will speak. The subject will.,,, hel(1 Bun(ay morning at IX
be, "Three Worlds of the Earth.1
Earth's history, divided into
epochs or worlds, marks an order
ed tread toward the Utopia for
which man has longed and boned.
The throes of world-wide distress
mark the end of our present world.
Man stands on the brink of a new
ZTZr fn . ... ,L Bv,enUdays from 2 to p. m. The pubUo
marking the transition were fore- ,.... .,iii tn attend the
told,
events oisucn seven y as
seem to describe our own day. A
commensurate blessing, however,
the new world ot the Bible, la the
prediction for the Immediate fu
ture. Lecture will be at the Moose
Hall, corner Jackson and Wash
ington Sts. Beats free. No collec
tion. First Presbyterian Church. W. ft
McCullagh, pastor. Should we al
low in our schools the sayings ot
poor Richard but not the "arables
ot Jesus. Ovid but not the Psalms;
Shakespeare but not Job; Demos
thenes but not Isaiah, nor sermon
on the Mt., nor Psalm of Love. Is
our modern education fulfilling Its
Intended purpose? Sunday, morn
ing the pasto. will speak on the
subject "The Bible and Educa
tion." On Sunday evening the sub
ject will be, "What Does God Re
quire ot You?" The whole church
studying the Bible la a Sunday
school. You should be ashamed not
to know the Bible. You can find a
class to correspond to your age,
and the child's capacity also.
Three C. E. societies Junior and
intermediates at S P. m. Sunday
and Junior at 6:30.
Church of Christ of Myrtls Creek,
Bible school 10:00 a. m. We went
over the top last Sunday with 111
present on time. Let's do even
better this Sunday. Preaching and
Communion at 11 a. m. Preaching
at 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Revela
tion," the conflict between the Dra
gon and the woman. There will be
a new chart for this, the last part
of the book. Two sermons will
probably be used to cover this
last division. Tell your friends
about it and be sure and come.
Luke Elliott, Minister
Lutheran Ssrvlces-Lenten 'serv-'l
Ice next Sunday afternoon at 8:JjO
o'clock In the Episcopal Parish
House, 214 E. Cass St- Subject ot
the sermon will be "Christ Before
the Jewish -Church Council." Ser
mon is based on Matt 26, 67-68.
This Is the second sermon ot our
Lenten aeries. In It we shall con
sider how Christ was tried and
sentenced without cause, and how
He was mocked and maltreated by
a crowd of ruffians. Let us make a
special effort to attend these Len,
tea services. Itt we miss one serv
ice we have more or less lost 'In
terest because we have lost out In
that part of the Passion story.
Stranger, a cordial welcome awaits
you at our services. Sunday school
at 1:30 p. m. Confirmation class
meets every Friday afternoon at
4:30. All members are urged to at
tend every week. H. H. Young,
pastor.
Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
streets, lie v. a. Clery, pastor.
March 8 th. Mass and Sermon at 8
a. m. Catechism Class and Biblical
instruction at 9:45 a. m. Keep
your children coming regularly to
tnese lessons. High Mass and
Sermon at 10:30 a. m. The Rev.
Benlgnua Breonan. of Lincoln.
Neb., will speak at all the services
on Sunday. The Mission being
conducted In this Church this
week will close Sunday , evening
with Rosary, Sermon and Bene
diction of the M. B. S. at 7:10.
You are always welcome In a Cath
olic church. Glendale: Mass, and
Sermon at 11:30 a. m.
St George's Episcopal Church.
Cor. Cass and Main Sts. Com
munion service at a: oo a. m.
Services at Church of Holy Spirit
Sutberlln, at 41:00 a. m. Litany
service and meditation Friday
evenings at ?:3 p. m. Holy Com
munion every Wednesday at 9:00
a. m. What shall we do with our
talent? Each of us Is responsible
to God for the use of the talent
which He Has given us that parti
cular girt that endows us wtth
the power to do one thing well and
for which we are best titled. Not
to use this power Is to thwart our
Maker's plan for us. The talent
must not be "Wrapped In a N'sd- I
kin" and laid away lndeflnltatyj Progress at the mission are contin
God wants ns to use It now so tliacl ulnK In Interest, and souls are
the Increase may be of value to
His cause and to our fellow men.
This Lenten season is the time to
take our talent from its. hiding
Make Your
Home Brighter
. '
Some new piece of furni-
. ture helps wonderfully.
We can supply you with
artistic, serviceable pieces
or suites that are appropri
ate and sensibly priced.
FURNITURE
COMPANY
121 N. Jackson SL, Rortburg
place ul use It to that when Uw
day ot reckoning comes we may
be able to nr "Lord, thy talent
bu gained, two, five or tea tal
ents." Our Ulent may be special
knowledge It may be a capacity
to labor in the vlnyard, or It may
be simply money. In any case the
burning question is: What snail
we do with our talent Ibis Lent!
Rev. A. O. Dodge, vicar. '
First Church of Christ Scientist
in E. Douglas BL Regular services
o'clock, and Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock, this meeting Includes
testimonies ot healing. Sunday
school convenes eachbunday morn
ing at :45. All ages from to 20
. K.. ..4 ... . 1 1 mi . Tho Mad.
room front of u,. cnurch Is
dallv eI.eDt Sundays and hoU-
;,.. -.d vUlt t
services and visit the reading
room. The subject for Sunday's
lesson will be; "Man." .
Christian Church. Last Lord's
Day sure enough it was a Ford
that carried the prise for bringing
the largest load, and Is now decor
ated with a couple ot new Hose-
burg tags. Mr. Sprague was the
one who piloted the winning car to
victory. Remember that our re
vival meeting begins on Sunday,
Mar. 22. Get your work out ot the
way as much as possible so
con be free to give some worm
while time to the meeting for
three weeks. Next Sunday morn
ing the minister will speak on the
subject, "Seeing Ourselves As
Others See Us." In the evening an
other In the Old Testament series
will be given entitled, "The Man
Who Went to the Wrong Place.'
Our big ten-piece orchestra will
play again Sunday evening. H. B.
Mow.
First M. E. Church, corner of
Main and Lane streets. Rev.
Joseph Knotts, pastor. The Sunday
school meets at 9:45 a. m. Mr. 1
E. Goodburn, Supt Bible study la
very Important. We nave classes
for ail ages. Every one ought to
attend Sunday school. Come and
join a class. The Junior league
meets In the afternoon at three
o'clock. The Epworth league
meets In the evening at 8:20
o clock. All young people- are urged
to attend. The morning sermon
theme Is ."The Remembrance of
Remission, of Sins." The evening
sermon theme follows that of last
Sunday evening and will be "The
Second Commandment." Do not
mias hearing this series of ser
mons on the commandments. Good
music. Acordiai invitation is ex
tended to all, particularly strang
ers. M. E. Church, South. Main and
Lane streets. Stewart O'Dell, pas
tor. S. S. at 9:45, conducted by Su
perintendent W. L. Cobb. Sermon
DJt the pastor at 11:00 "pn "The
Business ot Life." At 7:30 his sub
ject will be "The Average Man."
Don't fail to hear these discourses.
Junior Epworth league at 2:30;
Senior league at- 8:30. Prayer
meeting Wednesday - evening at
7:30. Remember that when you
stay away Irom Uod's house on
Suuday, you keep someone, else
away, and that ultimately we will
be held accountable for the deeds
done In the flesh.
Seventh Day Adventist House
of worship at 1162 Military street.
West Roseburg. Sabbath school at
10 a. m. Saturday, - services at 11
o'clock. You will be cordially wel
comed to both ot these1 services.
Classes In Bible study for those ot
all ages.
The First Baptist Church, cor
ner of Lane and Rose streets. H.
L. Caldwell, minister. 9:45 a. m.
the church school, Carlos Page,
Supt 1 -Everybody In Roseburg
should be In a Sunday school be
tween now and Kaster. You are In
vited to bring your children and
ydling people to our school. 11: uu
a. ni. The morning worship. Mes
sage by Attorney Chas F. Hopkins.
Mr.. Hopkins- always gives Inter
esting and helpful discussions. Mu
sic by the choir and orchestra. The
public -Is cordially Invited. 6:30
p. m. The Young People's Meet
ings. A place for young people of
ail ages, if you are young you are
Invited to find your place In one of
the three young peoples societies.
Tney are doing splendid work.
7:20 p. m. evening worship. Mes
sage by the pastor. Music by tho
choir and orchestra. These even
ing services are always helpful
and full ot Interest Strangers and
friends are especially invited to
this service. A wglcoma to all.
Bible Standard Mission 117 Jack-
Bon Su The revival services in
are
finding the Lord. Tonight, there
will be a special servlcf on divine
healing and divine health; the
special feature of this meeting will
be the personal testimonies of
people v, ho have been miraculously
healed through the prayer of
faith, you wlil be sure to enjoy
the convincing sermon by the evan
gelist on this subject. .Saturday
evening, sermon by the pastor, on
"Who will be saved?" Sunday af
ternoon, "Holiness and Consecra
tion," Sunday evening, 7::i0, "The
Harvest is Past, the Bummer End
ed,'' by the evangelist. Special mu
sic In the way of solos, trios, and
quartets, will be offered at differ
ent times, services continuing
every evening each week, except
Monday,
Salvation Army Hall, 311 Jack
son. Adjutant Fred Anderson, of
ficer. Sunday morning knee drill at
i. ouuuujr morning jail meeting at
10:16. Sunday school at 8:30, Sun
day old soldiers home at 6: IS. Sun
day Y. P. L. S. A. Hall 7:00. Sun
day street meeting at 7:20. Salva
tion meeting at 7:10. There will
be a apeclal sung and praise serv
ice at the Salvation Army Hall
Saturday night at 7:30. Brother
Dollarhlde will deliver the mes
sage. All Christians are Invited to
come and give their testimonies.
Adjutant Anderson Is now back
from bis special meetings at Elk
ton and SvetUburg. four converts
Where bison
once roamed, ; -
, - , . . . ; - i
motor-trucks now roll . . , . 1
delivering Hills Bros Coffee
FROM the Pacific Coast to the
i Mississippi, and from Alaska to
the Gulf, trains and trucks now roar
across once trackless plains. By
night vand by day, an unbroken
- stream of tjills Bros. Coffee is
brought within reach 'of the mil
lions of coffee-lovers in this great
western empire.
You know; for sure that the West
is the home of wonderful cpffee the
instant yon pierce the yacuum seal
of a tin of Hills Bros. Cpffee and re
lease that aromatic breath of coffee---Iqualityl
And the flavor makes good
the promise borne by the fragrance.
Lift a cup. to youi: lips and drink
deeply!
Really, there is no finer coffee to
r
O 1925, Hillf Bra.
Kef .
REF.D USES 64TII1E.
(Anoctatnl ITm UwH Win.)
- WASHINGTON, March 6.
Satirical attack on any one
man who would set bis will
against that of the senute
was delivered here last night
In an address by Senator
Reed of Missouri, lie did
not mention names, but told
of an "attack," on the senate.
Apologizing to Kipling, he
said, the object of- his re-
marks reminded him of "an
India rubber on a sphere."
.
at Elkton. Tuesday night a fine
meeting at Scotuburg. Wednesday
night with good crowds and re
quests to return soon. Bev. Mur
phy will preach at the Salvation
Army ball Sunday nlgbt at 7:30.
I Fresh as a daisy, pure as a lily,
I white as snow, brown as a nut.
' OKI MM I1K08.' MILK BREAD.
I Phone 133.
, BALMY I.V BEND.
HEND, Oregon. March t. Fol
lowing more than two weeks of
balmy weather the temperature
dropped lale yesterday afternoon
and a light snow fell early In the
evening. While the snow had
melted on the pavements down
town this morning it showed no
signs ot entirely disappearing
elsewhere and cold wind was
Uowlnf.
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HILLS BROS COFFEE
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HKI.L-a-Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hell
of Melrose, at the t'ornwell Ma
ternity Home, Thursday, March 6,
a girl.
Your last chance to see the E. H.
S. boys play basketball
son. KrL night
this sea-
I'Eltlil.Ni fcTIIJj ILL.
(Aam-latal Pre turd Wirt.)
HAVANA, March 6. General
John J. l'ershlng, taken III here
last Tuesday after be arrived from
Santiago In Cuba, was still In bed
today and was not expected to
arise until tomorrow, whon he Is
expected to visit President Zayas.
On the physicians advice the
number of vlsllorn to (he general
was cut down yesterday. It was
announced that this was more as
a precaution than a necessity.
You may often get full but you
will never get enoutrh of OIUMM
HROH.' MILK llltKAl). Order one
loaf now and no other will' satis
fy. OKIMM OilOS.' MILK BREAD.
Phone 133.
REJECT IMON BILL.
(A"Htit Ptms LaH Wlm)
LONDON, March 9. The house
of Commons this afternoon form
ally rejected the trades union
political fund bill, against the
adoption of which Prime Minister
Baldwin argued upon the grounds
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be had It is the cream of the crop
not of pne plantation, but of the
plantations of the entire coffee-ptor
ducing world. In all truth, The
Recognized Standard. Hills Bros,
Coffee is economical to use.
nnthemi&MlXtocumThek ,
which kaps the u fee fitsh
that a question of such Import
should not be decided summarily
In the manner proposed. The
prime-minister's amendment to
this effect was carried by a vote
ot 335 against 153. .
Studenager costs te per pound
ihnn hntter
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