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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 192?. FOUR S4f Thursday afternoon at 2:30. 1 20th lentnry h rocery -TUNE IN ON THE 20TH CENTURY'S Broadcasting and avail yourself of the satis faction that goes with the best of foodstuffs bought right. It's the saving on every item in a 20TH CENTURY STORE that counts OFFERINGS FOR SATURDAY & MONDAY, MAR. 28 & 30 CITRUS POWDER lge ijf CREAM OF WHEAT pUg 19c CRYSTAL WHITEQCn SOAP, 6 bar for ... ZUU 12 bar. 49C Diamond Parlor Broomi, S tew, Med. weight, strong luper quality, each.. .98c Preferred stock Sliced Qfln Pineapple lge. cans., vwb Carnation or Borden's Qn Milk, tails, each Ul CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Can 10c Kerr's Fancy Patent or Fishers Blend Flour Wonderful value, 49 lb. sack . $2,49 Campbell's Pork & Beans, 2e B:s Tin:.ioc Raisin's, Thompson's OQn Seedless, 3 lb. pkg...3u Quick Quaker Oats lge. QQ. pkg Z3u I SUNDAY AT THE 1 CHURCHES Soft, Toilet Paper, Sanitary, 1000 sheet tissue, 3 roils . 7 oi. Crepe, 4 roll 23C 23c Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. can 01 OQ ; 43c; 2J ib. can V I iZj Norwegian Sardines In pure Olive OCn Oil, 2 tins for Z3w Adirondack Cane and Maple Syrup York State's finest Full Pint 30c ; full . flQn ; quart S3c; full j gallon '"3" Rolled Oats, 9 lb sack 53c Shasta Tea, Japan I Ib CDn pkg iOu Rice Fancy Blue Rose J On 5 pounds fOb 20th Century Coffee "It's the Blend" You'll like it. Direct to you from our I own Roaster, lb H0b H 8t. George's Episcopal Church. Sundny services at 9 a. m. Church school at 9:45 a. m. 11 o'clock serv ice at Kiddle, Ore. Praise 8ervlce at the 6alvation Army Hall Saturday, 7:So p. m. Sunday services as follows: Knee Drill, 7 a. m. Meeting at Auto Park 9:15. Jail Service 10:15, Holi ness meeting 11 a. m.. Sunday school 2:00 p. m. Old Soldiers Home 9:15. Y. P. Meeting 6:80. Street meeting 7. Pralae service 7:30 p. m. Everybody welcome. Capt. Strickland of divisional head quarters will be a guest of the lo cal corps for a few days next week. Catholic Church. Kane and Oak Streets. Rev. I). Clery, pastor. Mass and Sermon at H a. m. Cate chism Class at 9:45 a. m. High Mass and Sermon at 10:30 a. m. Rosary and Itenedlction of the M. U. S. in the evening at 7:30. Len ten Devotions during the week as usual. First Baptist Church. Corner Lane and Kose Stfl. H. L. Caldwell, Minister. 9:45 a. m. Church School. Carlos Page, SupL Classes for all ages. 11:00 a. m. Morning Wor ship. C. F. Hopkins will deliver the morning message. Vocal duet by Misses Grace and Gertrude Wick ham. 6:30 p. m. Junior, Intermed iate and Senior Young Peoples' Societies. 7:30 p. m. Evening serv ice. The choir and orchestra will give a special musical. The pro gram Is as follows: Prelude, or chestra; Doxology; prayer; choir. Lilt L'p Your Heads," Shawker; It's God's Way. Solo. Hock of Ages, Johnson, Miss Doris Price; choir Hast Thou Not Known, Pflueger. Announcements. Offering. Brief talk; musical history of hymn writing, Miss Kdna Haseltine. Hymn. Choir, Jesus Hold Me Close, Kirk. Orchestra. Choir, Onward In to Light, Donizetti; More Love to Thee, Wilson. Orchestra. Hymn, Benediction. ' 3 lbs SI. 42 : Really no use to look for a better place j: to buy foodstuffs than at a 20th Century Grocery ROSEBURG STORE 1 130 N. Jackson St. OAKLAND STORE Old Baker-FIanary Location 3 Hen from O. A. C tending O. A. C, lnt night and Albert Sherrill arrived hero will spend a short time here visit frorn Corvnllla, where hn Is at- ' tntr hi parents. flig chefs Mfe4ipfe J l,-'!l AXTM-.ltS THKATIIK. Ono of the most Intort'tttlng ttxenes in Richard nurlhrlmt'Ba' now K.rat Nuttonul picture "CIuhb mates", now at the Antlers Thea tre, Ib an actual view of "Camp Illumination" at West j'olnt. This Is the first time the Unit ed Slates Military Academy au thorities have ever permitted the mining of any purl of their grounds or avtlvlttek by prlvatv m oilo. picture companies, und "Claflsuiules" la replete with new scenes. "Camp Illumination' has been an annual function at the close, of West l'otnt's summer camp since October, 1781. At that time (Jen oral (A'orge Washington ordered a special celebration there of the birth of the Dauphiu of France. Chefs of great renown and rhrf vhose fame t tends only In f.in.ily und friends slur! on nil et'u.tl fontitijf willi (.olden West Coffee. Tlie m.iKir of floorf-caffer m:ikiiiff gnrt buck to the seleelive clMiie of lite Mdild's besl-fhivori'il hifh-yrtnrn cof fee berries und to Hie -M-odd veae of blending, roasting ant) -itt:inu -. then Yin-mini parking vliirh linuiij coffee poudnvu in tioldci. Vct, liven more .here's the i cnncimy of seeming to yield inoru dclitiou tups lo the kui u d. Ala try Gold Wwl Tr Oranr Pkw 4 (.rrtn Jmtmn CLOSET A DKVEn.4. rorfTES A TEA EXCl.l'SIVEl.Y, l'ORTLvNl AND SKATI LK flftodnMa IVH In ---irii with a Ktr 111.' ll.HI.IV k.V- M "i-M t" U Mv, r..ilv. miIi ly rrnMiti'tl, Sn t'.tn -n)H iiri ; i- ..() mic in; H i m i.lnt In rut .tn. I hrtv'j M rntivml-'iit nn-t-.tmr I'm Coffer la foix-. l.lllKUTV THKATItl-:. The Siuipllclssimus Cate, one of the most turnout and notorious rosorln In all Vienna, Is the scene or much of the actiuu of "The Crimson Jtunner", Hunt Strom- lerg's new I'rivcllla L)an feature, which is to bo shown at the Li berty Theatre next Sunday. lhin colorful rendezvous for st uden! h, brave-hearted tourlxis and danKeroiis underworld cha raeteM, has been reproduced with unusual rld llty and In Us entire ty pre.trniti one of the mot color ful natioiamss of Continental n ght life that the screen lias pic tuied tu many iiiooum. 3i ic tiikatkk. What Is regarded as one of the tluielicMl dramas that ever found its way to the slhor cri"u will he seen at the Majestic Theatre for ttvn d.i, I'l'tinnlng today, when William 8. Mart makes his appearance in "Thn I'm t riot", a thrilling story by Monte M. Kat terjohn, and directed by Thomas 11. luce. "The patriot" Is written about A man passioualvly etevou-d to the Star, sod Strip'!, but who, think- i tng that the government had do i Irauilii him turns lu furious rage lauuinl bin country, only to be j fihaily r.vlntni' d by Ms native I land through the advent of a gol ! den-haired boy w ii j revives lor Unin the temlerest of mvmoric. Bible Standart Mission Rev. L. R Burror, pastor. The brief revival held by the pastor at Looking Glass will come to a close Sat. evening. Sevices In the Mission tonight at the usual hou". MUs Leona Wright will pnarh. Miss Wright though only 15 year old has a good know legtd of the Bible and Is a very In terestinK sp-aker. Services Sunday at 2:3" and 7:30. In the afternoon service the pastor will preach, his subject will be "Power from on, High." In the evening service the pastor will preach again, subject "Breaking the Bands." This will be the firbt of a series of four ser mons leading up into Easter. The other tsubjects which will comenn Sunday evening will be "Calvery" and ' Go Tell and the Easter Morning Service "The Lord la Risen Indeed". Also services In the Mission every Tuesday, and Friday evening at 7:30. S. S. at Riverside at 10:00 a. m. ioung People a meeting at 6:30 and preaching at 7:30. Services at Glengary at 11:00 o'clock. Services at Rice creek at 11:00 the pastor will till this ap pointment. Wo are reaching out and we invite yoa to come and help us tell the good old story and to worship with us. Ncthing new, just the Old Time Religion. FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. HADLEY HELD Hundreds of sorrowing friends gathered this morning at the Pres byterian church where they paid their lHt tributes to Mrs. Charles L. Hartley, who passed away Thursday morning after a long ill ness. The great bank of beautiful floral tributes was a token of the love and esteem felt by the great throng of friends for the one whose death has brought sorrow Into many homes. A touching eulogy was delivered by Hon. J. W. Hamil tonl, and after the services the body was laid to rest In the Ma sonic cemetery. judgeeodTng" OWNERSHIP TEAPOT Goldeii T'A.r x rr- I Aiiibdei, pinou iuar. lliona 1K9-L ENGLISH WILLING TO TAKE PART IN MEET 1' Uu? Coffeeyffig !.(iMKN, Mar. 27 i.e lnll" .Ma:l sas it learns that in addition 'to the a-Mirances given to Mr. K 1- li:: before i.e bit lotidon em ; b.i!A to became Aniertian cre- tiiiy of stair, the government sent 'a note to Wellington reasserting tin at lirlun.' w lllinKUews tn pr ltt(".ii in h dlnarniainent conter 'erne whenever one was announced by the I'nlted States. It was also Indicated that th domiuloua were jrad to act itb Ui LutuU. Lutheran 8ervicas Service next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in the Kpiscopal Parish House, 214 E. Cass SU Subject of the sermon is "Christ Compared With Barab bas." In Barabboa we see a re flection of the corrupt hurfmn na ture; in G'hiist we see the true Savior of mankind, lie is also your Savior and even though you may be a great sinner like Barab bas. He wants to be your Savior If you will only accept 1 11m. Show liim that you love Him, that you love to meditate upon Hit great passion by attending services Sun day, whether ou be a stranger in our services or not. Come! As our Suvlor welcomes all so we wel come all. Sunday Bchool at 1:30 o'clock. Let us have a full attend ance Sunday. You cannot afford to miss a single let-son. Confirmation instruction every Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the parsonage, i H. H. Young, pastor. Church of Christ of Myrtle Creek Sunday, March 21. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. It certainly Is an In spiration to attend the Sunday again last week. "Bring your chil again lust week.( "Bring your chil dren to Sunday school." Preaching and communion at 11:00. There will be a chart sermon In the morn ing. Christian Kndeavor at 6:30. There will be a union meeting of j the Christian Kndeavor and Kp-1 worth League. Kvt-rybody come. J Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Subject, j "la KuBi-ollintu Scriptural?" This . will be a message you will want to hear. The pastor baa been con-1 fronted many times in a personal . way about the teachings of this re ligious sect and Sunday evening i the subject will be treated from a ! scriptural standpoint. Kverybody Is given a cordial invitation. Luke El liott, Minister. First M. E. Church. Corner of Main and lJtne atretds. Rev. Joseph KnotlH, pastor. The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m. Mr. L. K. Good burn, supt. Outy two weeks till Kaster. Let every one be on hand for the opening song. The papers are continuously deploring present moral conditions of our country. The best way to remedy matters is for parents to come and bring their children to Sunday school and do it regularly. The Junior League meets at 3 p. m. The Kpnorth league meets at tt:3fl p. m. The morning sermon thmH Is "The Measurement of Pilate's Friend ship." This Is a pre-Kanter sermon and Is an interesting treatise on Pilate's character. lo not niii-s hearing It. The evening service ft ill be In charge of the Women's For eign Missionary Society. They have been making extensive prepara tions and have arranged a most In teresting program. A cordial invit ation Is exteuded to all, particular ly strangers. Church services at Calapooia Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Hev. J. 1. NecUham ill preach. M. E. Ctiurch, Smith. Main and f-nne streets. Stewart ti'lHll, pas tor, W. L. Cobb. S. S. superintend ent. people emtage In the purruit of business and pleasure knoinir that folks are dying about them every day. All admit that "we know not the day nor the hour"; most people mill admit t hut they are not prepared. The pastor of this church w ill sp nk Sunday morniru: at 11:00 o'clock upon the text: "It a man die ?hall he Ihe scam?" At 7:3 the text III be: "W hat think ye of Christ?" There are n strings tn this Invlfation. It Is for your good and for the good of hu manity that )ou attend church ser vires and prepare to meet thp great Issues of lite. All regu- Fvrvices M be held Sunday a Wed. nin" prayer men f AwvlitMt Yt Uawd Wire.) CHEYENNE, Wyo., Mar. 27. Possession of Teapot Pome hinged on legal points today and rested In the discretion of Federal Judge T. Ulake Kennedy before whom the leaae annullment suit of the gov ernment against the Harry F. Sin clair's Mammoth Oil company was completed here yesterday. The decision of Judge Kennedy will determine whether Sinclair obtained the lease on the Wyoming naval oil reserve as a result of conspiracy and fraud, as the gov eminent allege, or whether the Mammoth Oil company obtained the grant because it submitted the beat bid and because the govern ment was forced by an act of con gress to develop the oil field, as the defense contended. At least thirty days will elapse before Judge Kennedy will have all' documents of the case lu his hands and until then he probably will-not make a decision. This la the result of an agree ment between couuAel yesterday under which the government Js given 15 days in which to file a briuf of the case, and the defense a similar length of time in which to reply to the plaintiff's brief. PLANS COMPLETE FOR SPELLING CONTEST Elimination matches have been conducted In all of the schools of the city, and contestants from each grade are now getting in readiness for the Kiwania spelling contest to be staged at the high school auditorium on Friday, April 3. Three contestants have been selected from each fifth, id.xth, seventh and eighth grade in the city, the three contestants being the three highest In the elimination matches in each of these grades In each school. This gives 83 contestants to participate in the final match on next Friday. The fifth and sixth grade spel ter1 used at school, and from the supplementary list provided by thti Kiwanls club for this event, and the seventh and eighth grade representatives will have words from the book used In their grades and from ttva supplement ary list. The first prlre is to be a $50 frold watch, which will go to the hoy or girl, who Js the last one tn remain standing. Kleven prizes of f 5 each, one for the winner In 'nh grade, in each srhool will be awarded. The winner of the grand prize will receive $5 in addition to the $50 watch. This spelling contest has result 'd'ln more attention being given fn this subject in the city schools i!isn ever before. Kach school Itna entered whole-heartedly Into the plans, and the students have iM'en working hard to win places. m- av mmi tm iami. Lri l- m ' m i f ;k n iu mr lni iti irs ia im nab ftoney o it v uiu cj Cash o stores The habit of SAVING and INVESTING is the logical outgrowth of the thrift Inclination. The thrifty person will know how to buy and where to buy, ai part of his defense system In the game of existence. Experience has taught him the easiest way to make money is by spending it wisely. Roseburg thnlty folks are coming to look upon SKAGG'S STORES' PRICES as guide in the purchase of foodstuffs. Tomorrow is the first of the month again. Compare our prices with those you may be paying elsewhere. I QUEEN OLIVES, gut. 49C BROOMS, 5 sew, $1.00 value 69C SKAGG'S NO. 1 BLEND COFFEE 47 LGE. RIPE OLIVES, 9 oz. tin zQC " MED. RIPE QUVES, 9 oz. tin 21 C 3 'b $li39 CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP OC0 CEM NUT MARGARINE, 3 rQp BOOTH OVAL SARDINE, asst.. 3 00ft ,. ORp for L.OOC FEDERAL MILK, tall tins. 3 for....WU MAIN SARDINE IN OIL, 10 cans.. 49C OREGON NO. 1 WALNUTS. 2 lb..65C OCEAN WHOLE CLAMS, tail tins 31 C QUAKER OATS, Large pkg 23S Vl ROYAL RED SOLID PACK Or) n 1 Qn ft TOMATOES, doz. . OA.Wi OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 for I 3b U ROYAL RED SOUD PACK TO- COn QQf ) MATOES, 3 for OiQ WHITE WONDER SOAP, 12 bars J 3 1) I BROKEN SUCED PINEAPPLE, QCn OQp It 21 Uns. 4 for 03b HONEY, Pts JJU J( GHIRADELLI'S CHOCOLATE, 1 r)Dn RQp m lb iiJC HONEY, Qts .03b Hi GHIRADELLI'S CHOCOLATE, 3 7 7Q, It pounds I DC HONEY, 5 lb. Pails I 0b K DEL MONTE PEAS, Med. No. 2 rnft CI Ei j tins, 3 for 03b HONEY, 10 lb PaUs 0 1 134 jlj DEL MONTE PEAS, No. 2 tins . Of) OC HERSHEY'S ALMOND BARS, 3 4 0- JI dozen uZlO J for I Uil SATURDAY FEATURES BUTTER, 1 lb BUTTER, 2 lb. Roll . SUGAR, 1 0 1b GRAPE FRUIT, 54 size, 3 for .48c .95c 65c 2UC ORANGES, 288 size, thin skin ned, 6 doz. basket 98c LETTUCE, lge. heads 8C CHOCOLATES, I Ib. box . 33c Skaggs United Stores No. 254 WE DELIVER ORDERS Or $5.00 AND OVER 1 1 S So. Stephens PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon STAR CAR MAKES SECOND HILL CLIMB The Star car driven by Louis Duscevlor, factory engineer, which climbed to the top of Mt. Nfbo yesterday mornltiK, repeated the feat In the afternoon. Charles Clark, a local photorrapher. ex pressed a desire to make pictures ot the climb, and Mr. Duscevlor Immediately volunteered to repeat the dangerous stunt, and wllh Garry and Leo Rapp for paKxenKers went back up Ihe hill without a stop, while Mr. Clark photograhed the climb from the Oak street bridge. Later pictures were made at the top of the hill and during the descent, which In Itself is a very risky undertaking. M T 1 El& HE I NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS ROSEBURG, ORE. WE keep abreast of the times. We do not show you last year's Ideas and designs. Yoa will find here whatever Is novel, whatever Is new and whatever Is floe in silks. 'Quality and Economy" The Silk Store Silks and Satins I if Are yon hunjrrv? Trv one silo? of GRIMM IIHOS. MILK HUE A D for riil nut Indict Ion. Phon - kofl ADDJmHi PI W4 1,1 ae i sis II mi j- fpf ROSEBURG. ORE. JACKSON STREET 11 LBSI STORE ElL Swampscolt, Mass., May Be Summer Capital Ftuoehaker costs less per pound , tl.an butter. ORGANIZATION Of SPCCIALISTS PONTLANO ANO SCATTLS OTflCIS THB unrtnilclcd mccM r( the Dr. 1 Chas. J. Dctn nnn-turclcal method : i f mating Piles and other rertsl snd colon sllmenrt hit bultr an ontanlxa- j t.onof highly trained pi!Latito care lor the fatifnra who corns from all m of the V ' 1 he akill of then peris1l I, rrtx-rtl hy the unnuslifird (.UARANTFK that tmch Pile tm fitter b cured ot hta 1 fre RKKUNPtD no matter how long ataiHlIng or how ever his caw may b. Ur i Ing lll l- iw.cl by th . M. S Mrs. ;i! will lead the serv. Ice. Head -! anil Secoud Tim othy, Titus, i'hilruion W. M. S bUaiiMas uMllUa; at lit cburcb ScoaVor my FREE book. ...... r. wirrrE ecu t. sS'.-5' 5sWJ 1 Frsnk W. Stearns, ot Boston, friend and advlor to Prealdent Coolidge. has leased "Whits Court at BwampMott, Mass., for several months, and, although no official announcement has yet been mads bia action Indicates that this (state win m the unofficial White House and Summer residence of the President The property Is owned by the family of the tat freierks E. Snlih, and evsrkoks Xarblehttd Day Pres I sat CMlUae Uas spsat bis Suuu&srs IB MassacBUsatt loQMtJ.ai years.