ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, APRIL' 8. 1925.
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GORGEOUS
Easter
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We are showing many beautiful designs for Easter and Summer
wear, and here you will find the very latest in millinery at the
lowest prlcea.
THE SPECIALTY SHOPPE
Mra. 8. M. King 235 Jackson St.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Rapp Visits
Mrs. L. P. Rapp arrived her
from Oakland ve.iterday mornlne
and apent the day transacting busi
ness and shopping.
Hiilfin Man YUltor j
F. A. Hrtndfll arrived her I
terday from Salem and spent to-
day in this city attending to busi- .
nt'ss o fairs.
KITCHEN
CUPBOARD
Br NELLIE MAXWELL
ROD AND GUN CLUB
WILL HOLD SPECIAL
MEETING ON FRIDAY
A special meeting of the nose
burg Rod and Gun club will be
held on Friday at 7:30 o'clock, and
a .special urge Is sent out by the
committee In an effort to get a
full attendance of the membership.
The meeting Is being held for the
purpose of arranging the final de
tails of the big shoot and exhibi
tion of markmunship on Sunday,
and also to plan for the showing of
the films on game protection to be
brought to the city In the near fu
ture by the club. These pictures
are reported lo be exceptionally In
teresting and are of an educational
as well as "entertaining nalur.
i Use Newa-Keview Classified Ad
1 vertlsinK for results.
Lieutenant Wood Sails for Home
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To Visit at Riddle
Mrs. E. C. Hughea lrt last night
for Hidille to upend in nxt sev
eral days then vi.siting with hor
parents ar.d friends.
MmitHTia Miin Vinists '
W. E. Kuretead, of Creat Falls,
i Montana, stopped over here yes
terday and today as a vlistor and
to view Roseburg.
Ice box at row oil's.
Coast Men Visit
i V. F. Olsen and R. C. Chase were
! business visitors here last evening
I from the coast. They returned to
i MarshfiHd this morning.
l.iilnow VKHor
K. M. Bant a arrived here yes
terday from Portland to Hpend a
day or so in this city transacting
business matters.
Mrs. Weber' Visits
Mrs, fleorge Weber was in from
th rural districts yesterday shop
ping and visiting friends. Sho re
nidj'd at Garden Valley.
From Looking Glass
Mrs. R, L. Chamberlain was a
Rost Imrg visitor yesterday after
noon from Looking Glass, spending
a short time here, shopping.
Spends Day
Mrs. Frank Stein hour was in
from Happy Valley Wednesday ami
spent the day looking after busi
ness affairs and shopping.
Miss Pankey Visiting Friends
Miss Pearl Pankey arrived here
last night from Central Point to
spend a few days visiting with
friends In Roseburg.
On I!uhioi
F. J. Hawes wn an arrival
from Portland Wednesday and
spent the day In Roseburg attend
ing to business matters.
The children love MILK RREAD.
Pure as a lily. Pure milk, pure'
butter, a greater per rentage, than
the government demands. GRIMM l
PROS. MILK HUE AD. Phone 133.
Dr. and Mra. Hagar Visit
Tr. and Mra. Charles E. Hagar
were here yesterday from Dixon
ville, and snent several hours on
business and visiting friends.
Forestry Men Visit
W. A. Langelle and P. S. King,
of the Orvgon Forestry Service,
were here from Salem yesterday
attending to business affairs.
Mrs. Nichols Visits
Mrs. Harold Nichols was here
from Brock way yesterday after
noon, and spent a few hours shop
ping and visiting with friends.
On It u si ti.
i Leo Ti. Rice Is spending a dav
j or so this city looking after
business matters. Mr. Rice ar
j rived from Portland yesterday.
I-Yom PortlaiKl
S. Fullman arrived hre yes
terday and spent the day and to
day here on business. Mr. Full
man is a Portland resident.
From Fugvne
C. M. Fender Is spending a day
or so in thin city looking after
business matters. Mr. Fender ar
rived here yesterdny from Eu
gene. I'nirlneer HukIiicsh Visitor
j H. P. Radrlirf Is here from
i Portlnnd for a few days attending
I to business matters. Mr. Radcllff
Is a civil engineer for the South
ern Pacific company.
('open Man SjmmhN Pay
John F. Partridge of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Company,
was here from Med ford yesterday
attending to business matters
Returns to CanyonvMIe
L. W. Simmons, who Is visiting
at the Earl Sumner home in Can
yonvllle, returned to that place
last night after spending yesterday
here on business.
From Melrose
Mr. and Mrs. B. Preschern were
.visitors In this city yesterday,
spending a few hours shopping and
attending to business matters. They
are from Melrose.
Step Over a Short Time
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Murdock
stopped over In this city yester
day and today as visitor, and to
view the city. They are residents
of San Francisco.
Appetizing Food
TM'niNi; winter oranges and oth
er citrus fruits are mt rea
sonable In price and most abundant'.
Their delicious flavor stimulates
and refreshes the appetite mid their
color adds to any dixit or table.
For the first course an orange
rup, filled with diced orange, a bit
of grapefruit, seeded und peeled
uru pes and rind-Havered suj;ar sirup,
U especially well liked.
Although the orange Is delicately
add, it has an alkuline reaction
uhlch makes It especially valuable
In counteracting foods that produce
acida.
As a dessert, oranges mnke an
excellent sweet course, containing
sugar which Is purtially digested.
After an elaborate and heavy dlu
ner a light, easily digested desRert
Is a necessity.
Orange Mint Cup. Take one cup
ful each of diced grapefruit pulp,
orange pulp and pineapple. Mix
and sprinkle with a little sugar und
lemon Juice or better a lemon
sirup, mtidn by cooking sugar, lemon
Juice ni id rind with a little water.
Chill and till halves of orangeti, set
Into sherbet cups, or simply til) the
glasses with the fruit mixture. At
the lust moment sprinkle with finely
minced mint and garnish with a
sprig of fresh mint In the center of
the glass.
Orange Meringues. Separate In
to sections four oranges, without
breuklng the memhrune. Make a sir
dp of one-half cupful euch of lemon
Juice water and any canned fruit
Juice, bulling five minutes. Add the(
ornnges. rover and cool. This Is
compote and may be served Just us
It Is. Place these sirup-covered
orange section3 on rounds of sponge
cake, moisten with a little of the
sirup. Prepare a meringue using
two egg whiles, two tuhlesioon fills
of jMiwdered sugar and a table
spoonful of the compote ilrup. Cov
er the oranges und fet In a moder
ate oven to brown. Serve cold with
some of the compote as u garnish.
Orange Ice Cream. lNk two
cupfuls of water with one cunful
of sugar, cool and ndd one cupful
of orunge uice. a pint of thin
cream, a pluch of salt. Freeze nt
usual.
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Delivered a mile without a cent
of profit. That's our service on
fresh, pure, WHOLESOME GRIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Lieutenant Osborne Wood, son of Governor-General Leonard Wood.
Of the Philippine Islands, has left Kurope, wheru he Is said to have
lost heavily in gambling, for the United States. He Is pictured saying
rood-bye to a friend as he boarded the freighter West Chelae at
Valencia, Spain, bound for America.
Buy your broccoli transplanters
where you can get repairs for
them, as any delay in planting time
will be a great inconvenience.
Wharton Bros.
j From CnnyoiivHIc
I Mrs. Harrietre Odle was a vlnl
!lor from southern points In the
i county Wednesday, spending sev
jeral hours shopping and visiting.
She is a Canyonville resident..
On Business
J. E. MrRne, of Portland and
C. E. McEvoy, of Seattle, were
arrivals here yesterday and spent ;
I several hours attending to bnsl- j
I tross matters. ' i
Melrose Store Easter
Specials for Saturday Only
Yakima Gem Potatoes. 100 lbs. $2.25
Olympic Rolled Oats, 9-lb. sack E5
Olympic Farina, 9 1-2 lb. sack 65
Albers, Farina. 9-lb. sack 60
Sugar, Pure Cane, 25 lbs $1.85
Pridowest Lard. 8-lb. pail $1.85
Van camp Potk and Beans, 3 small cans 23
Van Camp Pork and Beans, 3 medium cans 33
Van Camp Pork and Beans, 3 large cans 65
Folgers Soda, 4 I -lb. packages '. 25
Mecco Brand Corn, 6 cans 85
Wisconsin Sweet Peas, 6 cans $1.09
A. N. L. Solid Pack Tomatoes, 6 cans $1.07
Folgers Ensign Coffee, 3 lbs $1.25
Butter Milk Soap. 4 bars 25
Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans 20
Hard Wheat Flour, per sack $2.45
These Prices for Cash Only
MELROSE STORE, Melrose, Ore.
, Portland Man II
, A. I. Campbell arrived here
I from PorUaud yesterday and Is
; spending a short time in Rose
burg attending to business matters.
(icoruo Hither Vbdts
George Hurler, of the California
Ink company, stopped here over
night and visited with friends.
Mr. Hulier left for Ashland and
j other points south this morning.
From Canyonville
J Among the visitors here yesterday
Jfrom souihern points of the county
j were- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zlnt. They
i are Canyonville residents, and
Here Wednesday
Mrs. A. A. Frost wai In from
the rural districts yesterday and
spent several hours shopping and
attending to business matters. She
resides south of Roseburg.
shopping
business.
and transacting
Frem Oakland
Mr. and "Mrs. Noah Rose and
funnily were visitors from point
north of this city yesterday. They
are residents of Oakland and were
here on business anJ shopping.
From Mlford
E. C. Kopper was here from
Med ford yesterday for several
hours attending to bu-inei mat
ters. Mr. Kopper is wit h the
California Oregon Power Com
pany. Mr. McCord Vl-ltlng
Janus E. MeCord Is here from
Portland, visiting with friends
for a few days. He Is also visit
ing at Dlllard. Mr. MeCord was
formerly with the Northwest
Dental Supply company of Portland.
Suit To Quiet Title
Charles S. Easley. and I-eWls O.
Easier, today brought suit In the
Circuit Court against James Over
street and others to quiet title to
property. M. F. Rice and John T.
Long are the attorneys for the
plaintiffs.
Attorney Visits Here
William P. Lord, and- wife of
Portland visited for a short time
In Roseburg yesterday. Mr. Ixrd
is one of the leading attorneys of
the state, and Is returning home
from San Francisco after trying a
case In the federal court there.
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ll.eturn from Port bind
J Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Melvln have ;
! returned to their home In this
'city after spending several days
fin Portland visiting. Tlrey were
accompanied nomo by Mrs. Itar
bnra McRne. mother of Mrs. Mel
vln. who will be their guest for
the next few weeks.
Gravel Concern Files
Articles of incorporation have
been filed with the secretary of
state by the Const Gravel and Con
struction company, of Reeds port.
Incorporators are Thomas A.
Sweeney, Prank J, Krnan, and
Wallace (. Itenson. The capital
stock Is r,0'm.
C.RIMM PROS. MILK P.READ
delivered to all parts of the citv.
One loaf for you and no other will
satisfy. It's wholesome. It's pure.
It costs no more. Phone i:t3.
Another Hot Water Geyser Discovered!
In the Windows of the
Southern Oregon Gas Company
Four glass dishes full of water boiling all at once on
One Gas Burner
The new SMOOTHTOP is the fastest and cheap
est domestic range. 9 '
Place your order early. The demand is heavy all
t-er the Northwest.
Terms Easy to Meet Office Open All Day
340 N. Jackson
Phone 2351
j Hold hi: OutpoM Methtg
Adjutant Anderson and party
of the Solvation Army ore out on
oufpt work again this wvek.
holding meet f nm in Scottsburg,
Reodsport, Winchester pay and
other places but evpert to be back
Saturday und will hvp chrg of
the meetings in th 'nit In Itose
biirr a 7: 20 Snt-ird -v nlht and
Sunday at the usual hen.
Stop Over Or.y
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. StnM and
family slopped over to view Rose
burg yesterday. Mr. Strahl is a
crane eng in r for the Souihern
Pacific company, and h::- be- n
working on the Portland divUion.
and also has been working on a
new bridge for the company which
has JukI been completed near
Can by. They are enroutp to Ixs
Angeles and other points ouh.
Bak From Klamath Falls
P. E. Kielprnfer and familv. who
formerly lived near Kelly's Korn'T,
south of this citv. arrlvr-d here e
terday from Klfiinnfh Falls, sf r
a resid'nep there of nearly three
yarn. Th hlrh sMHndp of tf
fusion being detrimental to hi
healrh, Mr. KMsmf.T was obliged
lo move away. !? has not yet de
rided where h will loratp, bet It U
probable that he may s lec t a sui
I able ranch near Ros' burg.
GOOD FRIDAY
Fish Day
We will have a Strictly
Fresh Supply of Fish.
HALIBUT
SALMON
CRABS
Peoples Supply Co.
Meat Market
Phone 363
SUIT IS INSTITUTED
Suit w. started in the Circuit
Court today by Henry .Miltner and
others against O. W. Youna; aa
administrator of the estate of Alton
S. Krey. deceased. The iitalntitis
are represented by Attorney Carl
E. Wlmberly.
Give ua this day our dally bread
and If you please we will hare
liltl.MM BROS. MILK UREAD.
I'hone 133.
Says His Prescription Completely
Banishes All Rheumatic Pain
and Twinges-Is Guaranteed
A contract h:is been slimed
with the Abner K. Kline Shows,
to furnt-di the carnival attractions
for tiie annual strawberry festival
lo be held In this city on May
21. 22 and 21, according to a
statement made today by W. It.
hay, general chairman, who is
condtiMliig the tentative arrange
ment) for the forthcoming event.
The Kline shows have a special i
train of 15 cars, six riding d
i vice, ten shows, and a number
.of r'im-epKionjt, supplying amiiJ'e
mert for all. The company ts one
of the larpeMt on the coast and
in reported to be or re of the be!.
Mr. Kay telegraphed to th
fchlef of police at Ventura. Cali
jfnrnia, where the company Is now
showing, asking for a report on
'the company, and was advined 1 y
.telegram today that the concern
1 is on of the best and cleanest
in that territory, and wa highly
rccnmtm nd"d by t offljr.
Th cot. 't for queen "ill be -started
ab the first of May and
I will follow along the usual I' jt1
. Coifjf itt.. are now being dr.Pn !
'up and Within a few days th de- j
Jtaibd plans will be under v..
REAL ESTATE
Announcement
Having opened a real
estate office in tlie Rnpp
building Billet room, 1 nm
desirous of
Listing
Your
Properties
for Sale
Let m' find a buyer for
anything you may have
for anle.
D. J. Jarvis
Insurance a Specialty
Rapp Garage Bldg.
iff rl
SPICK-
FLOORS
FLOORS can make or mar
the entire do wnstairs effect
like shoes with a per
son's dress.
Keep your floors gplc-and-apan
with the least trouble
and expense by rcGnishing
them or touching them up
with durable, easily -applied
Decoret Varnish Stains or 15
for-Floors Varnish and wax.
Also,ask for booklet,"Color
Harmony in the Home" all
about painting or finishing
Doors, woodwork, walls, etc
It's free.
m jry-i carry hill Una I Fuller
W ill Piinu ind Varanha vuJ
can supply tour needs.
Daep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Arc
Dissolvad and tha Rhaumatle
Poiaon 8tarta to Leave tha 8ya
tem Within Twanty-four Hours.
Nathan Fullerton and every druR
Rlst tn this country la authorised
to Bay to every rheumatic sufferer
; that If AI.I.KNHHU. the sure con
queror of rheumatism, does not
stop the agony, reduce swollen
joints and do away with even the
slightest twlnice of rheumatic
pain, he will gladly return your
money without comment.
AU.KNK1UT haa been tried and
tented for years, nnd really marvel-
' ona results bave been accomplish
ed In the most severe cases where
: the Buffering and agony was In
tense and piteous and where pie
' patient waa helpless.
1 Mr. James II. Allen of 20 Forbes
1 St., Rochester. N. Y., the dUcoverer
' of ALLENRHU. who for manv
years Buffered the torments ot
acute rheumatism, dealres all auf
ferera to know that he doea not
want a cent of anyone'a money un
lens AI.I.KNHHU decisively con
: quers this worst of all diseases,
. and he haa Instructed Nathan Full
' erton and druggists everywhere to
gttarantee it as above in every In-
: stance.
Marsters
Drug Co.
W. P. FULLER WOO.
301 Kfoaiori Strm Su Francisco
ItBwhaU Pacific Com ClIU.
FULLER
PAINTS VARNISHES
IONIIR WHlTrLtAO1
Have you someminf lo sell, u j Have you something to sell, to
trade, '.) give away. Use News trade, to give away. Use News
Review columna. Review eolumna.
He Hadn't Seen Show for 18 Years
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A New York City policeman, wbo admitted In court he hadnt been
Inside a theatre for eighteen years, (and he certainly couldn't have
seen .some -of Broadway's latest productions.) went into a Brooklyn
cnbaret and arrested Frankie Lloyd, a performer, on the grounds that
she appeared In shockingly abbreviated costume. 80 Frankie wor the
costume in police court end the Judge postponed the case tor two
weeks, by which time the styles will have changed, snyway. There
was a S. R. O. sign on the court room when Miss Lloyd did ber stulf.
"If I had
only known
Two women went out to buy a certain expensive
labor-saving' levice for the home.
One was greatly disappointed when, a few days later,
they compared notes. She had bought the same pro
duct that many of her friends had owned.
The other woman had secured a greatly improved,
new product costing less, but of much more value.
"If I had only known there was a better one," the
first woman said, "I would never have bought this old
one."
"I had just read about it in an advertisement, ex
plained the wise buyer.
Every day you miss good news of an improvement
in different articles of merchandise: unless you read the
advertisements.' They tell you of practically every worth
while invention of every progress from the old to the
new.
Read the advertisements regularly. Know all about
the thing you are going to buy before you buy it. It will
save you disappointment, money and time.
THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS THE SOONER
YOU'LL SEE IS IN AN AD VEVRTISEM ENT.