Roseburg news-review., March 27, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1925.
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SATURDAY MORNING
Unusual Bargains
The big response to our "before noon" bargains last Saturday encourages us
to offer some very speciul prices for tomorrow, good until 12 o'clock. Come
before noon tomorrow. Besides helping us, you will save additionally,
Saturday Morning Bargains at Stone's
PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lb Bags PCn
Pure Cane Sugar ODu
MAZOLA OIL CHEAP Quart cans
Mazola Oil
45c
VELVET TOBACCO Pocket Tins, OC n
Fresh Velvet, 3 for Z3L
STONE'S BEST BUTTER Fresh QQ
creamery butter, 2 !b; 031
PACIFIC NUT BUTTER Highest OA.
Quality Oleomargarine, lb ZUL
SODA CRACKERS CHEAP No. 10
Boxes, Fresh Sodas, each
89c
Regular Everyday Prices, Come Any Day
Cereals Canned Fruits Snowdrift
CORN FLAKES, Regu- Q PINEAPPLE, Irg. cans, Cf a a r .
Iff 9C "ttSXZt'Z&te 4 n. Fresh Snow-
Gfor' NUTS'2Pkg,35C A?vy)'plnCan 25C 2 lb.can. Fresh Snow-jjg
BRAN FLAKES, Kel-n. fett, canSC --1
logg's pkg i uii ' Karo Syrup
all bran, Keiiogg'. nnn Soaps Lleansers
lge. pkg. . . ...20C CRYSTAL WHITE, lOnn. pllt LlsM
bars for JJu
"tEUSto gs.3fc s,t.P.a.LW.47c
PUFFEp WHEAT, 15cnrp CLEANSER Old Dutch 1 C OKp
pkg., 2 for Mb 2 cans ' OS 10 lb. pails Dark Karo 03b
SHREDDED WHEAT nr. CITRUS POWDER, or. !
2 pkgs. for Z3b 30c pkg. for ZJb S lb. pails Dark Karo .HUG
1 LOCAL NEWS
lliiiinraa Visitor
J. W. Edmundson was a busi
ness visitor In this city Thursday
snd overnight, lie is a resident
of Salem.
Here on niisln
P. W. Clark arrived here from
Portland yesterday afternoon and
will spend a short time In Hose
burg on business.
Mr. Keinler 8xmm1s Day
C. M. Fender, of Eugene, arriv
ed here. from the north yesterday
and spent the day attending to
business matters.
Visitor Thursday
P. J. Hawes was here from
northern points Thursday and an
overnicht visitor. Mr. Hawes is
a Portland resident.
From Portland
C. E. All"n was an arrival
from the north yesterday and an
overnight visitor in Roseburg. Mr.
Allen la from Portland.
Front Albany
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo C. Call wero
visitors in this city for a few
hours yesterday and overnight.
They are restdonts of Albany.
Iluslnpss Visitor
J. E. McC.lll Is spending a short
time here attending to business
interests. Mr. McC.lll arrived from
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Hero from Kugene
E. M. Tlanta arrived here yes
terday afternoon from Eugene
and is spending a day or so in
Koseburg transacting business.
COME TOMORROW OR ANY DAY AND SAVE
MB
; Visitors from Portland
J. E. Morris. E. C. Houck and
J. Leslie were visitors in this city
yestwrday and today from Port-
; land and transacted business.
l!ero from Portlr.llel-r-'
J. J. Downs Is spending a short
time in Hoseburg attending to
business mutters. Mr. now us ar
rived from Portland yesterday.
From Portland ,:
It. M. West was an arrival from
Portland yesterday and spent the
day and a few hours today in this
city attending to business matters.
311 WEST CASS
ROSEBURG, ORE.
CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON
Kpendn Iay
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From Med ford
H. W. Moore was a visitor from Among the visitors from south
southern points of the county yes- em points here over Thursday
terday and overnight and attend- i was C. U. Stephens, a Medtord
ed to business matters. Mr. Moore ' resident. Mr. Stephens was here
msldps at Myrtle Creek. I on business.
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EASY I
SPRING I
i
SHOES
for MEN
Easy to look at; easy to wear; easy to buy. A large as
sortment of good styles varying from plain "standbys" to the
newest novelties; sure to see what you like. Each pair care
fully fitted; sure to be comfortable for you.
And moderate prices, plus our guarantee of satisfaction;
the best place In town, ito get your Spring Shoes.
t LOCAL NEWS J
Plows for all kinds of soil at
Wharton 13ros.
Itetumn to Colltire
Wallace Itapp returned to O.
A. C. yesterday after spending the
spring vncation here visiting with
h:s parents.
From, Const
I. II. Portwood was a visitor
from the coast yesterday and
spent the day on business. Mr.
Portwood is from Marsh Held.
' Is Hero from (). A. C
Miss Vera McMillan Is here
from Corvnllls.- whre she has
been attending O. A. C. and will
spend the next several weeks at
i the home of her- parents.
On Iluslne
A. O. Itach arrived here from
Portland Thursday afternoon and
Is spending a day or so in this
city attending to business matters.
Klamath Party Stop Over '
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pelts and
Miss Henna Pelts were visitors
in this city, stopping over on their
way by auto. They are from
Klamath Fulls.
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, Portland Cotiplo Visit -
Air. and Mrs. M. K. Merrick
were among those from northern
points to stop over in this city
and visit overnight Thursday.
They are from Portland.
Iteturos to Sehool
Miss Rusina Porter, who has
been visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter, during
spring vacation, left fur Curvall.s
today to resume her work at O.
A. C.
Men's Oxfords
Black and Brown Calf. $3.95 to
Slack Kangeroo and Brown Vici Kid 10.00
Men's Lace Shoes
Itetum to School
Among those returning to O
A. C. after spending the sprine
vacation here visiting, are Dale
Smllh. William Thrall, I.eo Heck
ley. Evelyn Qulne, Constance Hen
ri rickson, Ethel Marks, Donald
Denning and John Whltacker.
Arrives to Visit Father
Mrs. J. D. Hrehaut and son,
James, arrived here yesterday
evening from Portland, and will
pend the next week or so visit
ing with Mrs. tirehaut's father.
Curl Deitsch.
High Grade Calf Leathers, Black and Brown, $6.50
?i to 10.00
Sj Black Kangeroo an dBrown Vice Kid 10.00
ft
...$8.00 V; Visitors from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. N". Northcutt
were visitors in this city from
Portlnnd over Thursday. Mr.
Northcutt was here to attend the
safety and fuel nil pavings meet
ings here at the City Hull yester
day. Mrs. Northcutt spent the
day visiting at the home of Mrs.
R. Hamburg.
lteturn to Corvnllls
. Miss Helen Churchill and Miss
Jeanetto Hire, who have been
visiting their parents here during
the spring vacation returned to
Corvullis today to resume their
studies at O. A. C.
Ileturns to (iranls Pass
Mrs. Ellen Jones returned to
Ua hnMA f .. . 1 1 "f I. ..
I .c (lu.i.o ni umiiia una i iiu.a-
jday evening, after spending the
past two weess in tnis city visit
ing at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Williams.
Attending Funeral Here
Dr. and Mrs. w. U Cheshire of
Eugene, Oregon and Mrs. Allle
Hill of Washougal, Washington,
are In Roseburg to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. C. L.
Hadley.
Kidder's Shoe Store
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Started Your Garden?
YOU WILL FIND HERE 1
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Tools For The Gardening
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Se-vlcn nt Green
There will be services as usual
at the Oreen school house Sun
day. Sunday school at 2 p. m.,
followed by preaching at three.
Dr. Rollnnd of Philadelphia will
conduct the service and preach
the sermon. Dr. Rnllnnd will
alro glvo an account of parts of
the county he h visited, that
,are In need of Chrlst'an work.
Stop
.COUGHS
.COLDS
QUICrT
RELIEF
WITH
Catchers, Etc.
SEEDS AND FERTILIZER
Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. Phone 2
110 NO. JACKSON OUR NEW HOME
WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS
FOLEY
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Established 1875
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RLruss JUD Jll I U I LJ
JN W. F. CHAPMAN
i Returns Home
I Mrs. K. P. Murdock, of Win
throp, Washington, who has bi'eu
a guest in Koseburg of her slsler,
Mrs. A. O. Dodge, for the past
week, left for her home Thursday
evening.
Coast Ooupln Visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. flurch were
among the arrivals from coast
points to spent yeberday and last
night in this clly visiting. They
! are from Marshfield.
Hern From Otast-
I N. Downing was an arrival here
yesterday from the coast and
spent a few hours here on busi
ness this morning. Dr. Downing
Is from North Ilend.
From the least to the lanest.
Old or young. It Is tire riunlily.
It hai the flavor. Pure milk,
pure butter, pure flour. Almve
government regulations. You can
not ak for more In a lonf.
(IKIMM I1KOS., MILK 1IIIKAD.
Phone 133. .
VMtors From Xotili
M r and Mrs. u. Kramer, of
Seattle, lieorg.. Dillon and Humid
W. Itandall, of inland, C"l'l"d
over in Hoseburg to visit snd view
the city fenrerday. They sre en
route to Klsmath Falls to visit
and are travelling by motor.
Sheep shearing supplies at Vir
ion Hros. We have three single
drop power shearing ms bines,
without engine, tuning soon. If
you want a machine to do your
own shesrtng thli season place
your order now. Wharton ilros.
W. H. Prunk arrived here frnm
Salem yesterday evening and Is
spending a short time here on
business.
L. D. Thomas is here attending
to business matters for a day or
so. Mr. Thomas arrived here
from Kugeue yesterday.
Get our special prices on single
gang sprocket type cultipockers
and order early to Insure gelling
one at the low price. Wharten
Ilros.
From Traffic Department
Percy M. Varney, of the state
traffic department arrived hero
WsterHnv avoninir tmm U.I.m n
spend a short time in Koseburg
on business.
Hardle sprayers
Wharton Bros.
and parts at
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
By NELLIE MAXWELL
SeaMonable Food
TX7.III.R ornriKOg are plentiful let
" us use them fiwly in our
menus. They ald vltnmlnm, min
er... suits ami fruit oHiis tronr illot
wh Uli ure very es?wntl:il to heithh.
Orange Charlott Rusee. Take
Ix r3und Biwnge cukes, buked In
gem pans nml scoop out to make
luiKketrL Peel oninpes, remove tlte
white membrane and cut Into small
pieces, reserving nil the Juice. To
one cupful of diced orange add one
fourth cupful of powdered sugar
and allow to stand for thirty min
utes. Whip one cupful of heavy
cream and moisten the cake baskets
with the oramre Juice, then till with
the fmlt. Pile whipped cream on
the fruit and carnl&h with pieces
of orange.
Eggs and Mushrooms. Dried
m nub rooms that have been well
soaked and chopped may he ned
for this dish If the fresh ones can
not be obtained. Tuke four ens.
four pieces of toast, and n cupful of
mushrooms. Make a white sauce
of tvo tablespoon fill s each of but
ter and flour and one-half cupful of
milk. Cook until smooth and thlrk;
season with salt nnd pepper, adding
one tablespoonful of caramel. Toast
rounds of bread, cover with the
sauce to which the mushrooms have
been added, then drop an vak on
each, place In the oven long enough
to cook the egg. Ourntsli with wa
tercress. Rics Pudding. Well cooked rice
Is one of tlte most easily digested
cereals. Put two tablespoonfuls of
rice Into a quart of sweet milk with
one beaten eyg, salt nnd sugar to
tnste and n handful of raisins and
hake for several hours In a Alow
oven. Serve with a hard sauce.
Eggs With Rice. When ejrgs are
icune and high this makes a good
egg extender: Put three tablespoon
fuls of washed rice Into an omelet
pan. stir with a tablespoonful of
butter until a light brown, add a
little water and steam until the
rice Is tender. Now add three eggs
and one-half cupful of rich milk.
Stir and cook until the egg are set,
Season with salt and pepper and
serve ar once.
(. IS 25, W'Dttern Nw paper Unloa.)
Cockney Absent "H"
Tn Latin and the languages, such
ns French, derived from It. the "h'
Is not pronounced, tts omission be
ing due to the slightly different
throat formation In different races.
For centuries after the Norma n con
quest Latin and Norman French
were the official tongues of F.ngland
and the aspirate, therefore, was
never smtnded. With ibe gradual
rise of KnglMi ns a national lan
guage, the "h' came Into fashion,
though even today one may ocra-
tonally find an old-fnshloned clt-ruy-mnn
who cllnis to the ancient tradi
tion nnd speaks with conservative
correctness of an "umble man." In
the main, howpver, the dropping of
the "h" was left lo the less-educated
clashes, partlctilary those In
London, wtilch ns the court and nfll
cinl center, had of course been more
affected by the French non-asiura
tion than the more truly English
north country.
THE OFFERING OF THE SEASON
TWO
TROUSERS SUITS:
Here's style as fine as you'l),
find it; fabrics come from
the best looms and work
manship that is a pleasure to,,
inspect. All this is offered in' '
a special selection of Two -Trousers
Suits at a money-.,
saving price. "",
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Mnny of these 2-part suits are made
from the Washougal Woolen Mills 100
per cent pure wool at
$37.50
STETSON HATS FLORSHEIM '
SHOES
HARTH'S TOGGERY
It. C. Knight was an arrival
v . g- from the north yesterday and at-
I ,OVPS tn tllVG ti'nihMl to business Interests. Mr.
LiU'la 1 iKnlrht U n Portland resident.
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Among the rlsltors from north
ern points Thursday and overnight
was C. W. Most, of Portland.-Mr.
Most was hers on business.
Heads Militia
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lonard Schcpn. eighty-four years
old. of New York. America's "Co
co.inut King." has started to give
awny his personal fortune of S2
600.000 handing 22.900 In one day
to employes of his office. These
gifts ran from S00 to 11.000. The
bulk of his fortune will be used
for building a home for boys be
tween thirteen snd eighteen, where
tbey can be trained for a life of
usefulness.
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BENSON P. T. A. TONIGHT
An Interesting meeting of tho
Benson P. T..A. has been announc
ed for tonight. The declamation
contest will be hftween pupils of
the third and fifth grades In all
the schools. V. (J. Paul, an inter
esting speaker, will make an ad
dress following the contests.
1 1 fi . i
is TaKea ritiimo
every Tr ii-Baxe cracker
Serve Tra-Bakes with your finest
'Soups, jSalaots, Chocollte.etc.
ASK your Grocer FOR
Corn planters, two Tiorse, one
horn and common hand planters
at Wharton ilron.
Colonel CrcM C. Hammond, of
resident Coolldr 0 new chief j
of the National MMltla Uuunn. He I
trill become, tcmpormrtl. a Mijor- j
Uneial, 1
N'TirK in herrhy Riven that the
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A. M . June 2, TJ.i Ttr fill the Htntt- n
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tilt IhimIr (rlvlriK, lifivvt-ver, tn the
owner r nwriiTn uf any IhihIh ahtit
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