ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1925.
THREE
LOCAL NEWS
Viliting In Klimath
Mrs. F. P. Tatterson i vlsltlnr In
Klamath Kail., (he (iue.it of h-r
(laiiKhters, Mrs. IlaiH Itlakt'tnoor
anillra. Madge rhlMvrs.
In Today
Scott Jlrltt was a visitor from
the rural dintricta yistfnluy for a
short time, and transacted busl
nv. Mr. Brltt resides at Garden
Valley.
Garage Man Visits
ItolHTt Hall, irarane man of
Rutherlln, as a Horn bur visitor
Friday and uptnt scvcrnl lion rH on
business. Mr. Hall returned home
this afternoon.
Mini s irt lit
Miss I.ela Swift was here from
South leer Creek yesterday af
ternoon and visited with trienils
and fci'ent a few hours chopping.
Mr. Ilarriwn I'olk Itetm
Mrs. Harrison Folk lias return
ed to her home In this i lly after
spending several dnys. this week
visiting with friends In Portland.
Mr. Ollvant In
Tom Ollvant was here Friday
afternoon and spent a few hours
visitliiK friends und ntlendlnp; to
business mutters. Mr. Olivant has
a ranch near Looking (ila.ss.
Science and Invention are the
furnaces of civilization. Why con
tent yourself with a makeshift.
Try one loaf of CR1MM BHDS.
MII.K ltRKAl). and you will never
forget the I'hone "No. 1SJ.
T-enve For Ciiliforiila
' Mrs. Aulrey Johnson and party
left Friday for Vreka. California,
alter spending several months In
this city and vicinity visiting.
io To Futile
Miss Jane Wharton and Miss
Alice l eluml k'ft this morning
for Kugene. where they will spend
a short lime visiting with noure
friends.
Ib'ttirns From Port Innd
Mrs. W. A. Itogard, who has
been spending the past several
weeks in Portland for the benefit
of her health, and who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Oden
there, returned to her homo in
this city last night.
From Looking Glass
Charles Chamberlain was a visi
tor in this city yesterday and spent
several hours on business and pur
chasing supplies. Mr. (Hiamher
inin has a ranch near Looking
Glass.
Coos Bay Couple Here
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmldll arrived
here from Coos Bay last night to
spend the week end visiting and
on business. Mr. Schmldll is with
the firm of Yeyser and Schmldll,
heating and plumbing contractors
at the coast.
Brings First Strawberries
The first slrawhvrrles of the
season were brought to the News
Review office today by A. J.
Tuck of Kdenbower, who is always
among the first to have the riie
IxTrels. The strawberries were of
the Gold Dollar variety and large
and dtdicious.
To Locale in Vicinity
A. J. Plants and W. L. Shaver
of Los Angeles and K. 1). Uerret
of Arizona, were arrivals here
yesterday from the south. They
are looking for a suitable ranch
to locate on. and may decide to
make their home near this city.
Returns From Portland
Miss Margaret Cook returned
yesterday from Portland, much im
proved In health alter several
weeks' treatment In that city. Her
sister, Mrs. W. E. Carl), underwent
a successful operation for tonsil
it Is in Portland a few days ago
and will return here later.
Returns From the North
Nathan Fullerton relumed this
morning from Spokane where he
and Mrs. Fullerton nttended a
Rexall convention. They stopped
off at Portland for a few days visit
on their return home. Mis. Fuller
ton remalnine until Sunday visit
ing with friends and relatives. Mr.
Fullerton reports a very success
ful and enjoyable meeting at Spokane.
Purchase Plats in Curry Estate
Fred Schwartz and Nathan Ful
lerton have purchased Plat C of
the n; Curry estate this week, the
transaction being made by W. A.
Ilogard. exclusive agent for the
Curry estate. The property is sit
uated in a beautiful grove on the
banks of the North Utnpqua, and
is near the golk links. It is the
Intention of Mr. Schwartz and Mr.
Fullerton to develop the tract by
bi'il'llng summer homes there.
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The
TERMINAL
CAFE
Distinctive a la carte luncheons
and dinners are daily features of
the Terminal. On Sunday, an es
pecially attractive menu is prepar
ed, careful attention is given every
detail to insure your pleasure when
you dine at The Terminal.
O.'H. SHAW, Manager
D. Harry Jurgens, Chef
Ice boxes at row ell' t.
YMtor In Ton ib
Mr. ana Mrs. J. E. Trice, who
reside about .a mile out of town
on the leer Creek road, were
here yest-erday afternoon attend
ing to business mutters und flopping.
Free crank case service at tho
Terminal Garage.
Delorne Parrott In'
Miss Deiorne Parrott waa hero
from I'mpqua, vhere she leaches
school, todHy, and spend several
hour allowing and visiting villi
friends.
Garden tools at Powell's.
Leave for (truntN Pawn
.NTrs. L. A. William and son
left yesterday even in if for t; rants
Pass, where they will bpend the
week end visiting with Mrs. Wil
liams mother, Mrs. Ellen Jones.
Slightly itsed ranges at Powell's.
Arrive From Oakland
Mrs. Subin, wife of t"lie local
manager of the Stone Chain
Store, nnd two children, nrrived
here. Friday from Oakland. Cali
fornia, to locate with Mr. Saliin.
. 1
Studebaaer costs less per pound
than butter.
Mr. Hufham Better
Edgar" Hufham. who has been
quite ill at his home In ih!s city
for the past two weeks, Is much
improved, and was able to resume
work at the J. C. Penney store today.
To Visit Cavanaughs
Mrs. O. Leffingwell arrived here
last night from Eugene, where she
has been visiting her sister, and
will be a guesfat the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Cavenaugn for sev
eral days.
To Make Roseburg Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dashnerand
daughter, arrived here yesterday
from Somerset, Calorado, to make
their home here. They intend to
find a suitable ranch near this city
for farming purposes.
To Visit nt Irlee Home
Mrs. J. S. Ilubb arrived here
last "evening from Portland to
spend several days visiting with
friends. She will he the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Price,
who reside about a mile out on
the Detr Creek road.
Mrs. Shoemaker Returns Home
Mrs. C. H. Shoemaker returned to
her home in this city last night
after an absence of about three
months In northern points. She has
been at the home of her sister,
i Mrs. Ledford in Seattle, staying in
1 the north to benefit her health, and
; returns much better.
; Efforts Are Recognized
Maurice Newland and Chester
Morgan of Koseburg have been
awarded sweaters in recognition of
their work in the college bund. Mr.
Morgan Is a member of Alpha Sig
ma Phi fraternity and Mr. Newland
of Theta Delta Nil. Roth are sopho
mores in commerce at the Oregon
Agricultural College.
Mrs. Flint Returns Home
Mrs. Guy Flint, who formerly
resided In this city, and who has
been visiting with friends here for
the past several dnys. returned to
her home in Portland this morning.
She was accompnnied by master
George Neuner, who will visit over
the week end with his father,
United States District attorney.
Leave for California
Mr. and Mrs. (). K'.tel and
son. who have been v biting at
the home of Mis. KestePs parents.
Mr. and Mrs. fi. Kineuid ail,ook
Ing (.laws, for tho past week or
so. left yesterday evening for
Lodl, California, where they will
spend sntim timeat the home of
Mr. KestePs parents. Tiioir home
is In Portland .
1 Tent Prices Below Cost
We must reduce our stock of Tents, and will slash
all prices, but for larger sizes will sell them at or
below cost.
Tents 16x20 Tents 14x16 Tents 12x14
Will be offered at unheard of prices. All new
goods and best of quality.
See Us for Bargains in Men's Clothing and Shoes
. Berger's Bargain Store
Cass and Pine Sts.
Near the Depot
Our duty
to you
Master Cleaners must have j
sanitary shop, and must do
their own work on their own
prrtmlses. This mean? satis
faction to you. Let us rhow
you.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phon 277
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
Clarified Milk
We invite inspection.
Phone 44-F11 '
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Skim milk for sale. Bring buckets to wag'.
Night Delivery.
. A Message of
Economy
The stork of monuments
which we carry, embody
good appearance, quality and
fine workmanship, at prices
which make thm outstand
ing values.
We hire no high-priced work
men or agents and therefore
can nave you from 23 per
cnt to 30 per cent on your
work.
Kee us before placing your
order.
Peoples Marble and
Granite Works
502 N. J.ton Street.
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bustion, Maximum Power, Full
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GENERAL Gasoline Is Sold Only by Authorized
Independent Dealers
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!"
GSlS olime
and Lubricants
C. D. FIES, Local Distributor
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Are vou hungry? Try one slice
of GRIMM PROS. MII.K 13HKAD
for real satisfaction. I'hone l.'U.
From Melrose
T. F. Trozelle was a visitor In
this city today for a few hours,
transnctiug business. Mr. Trozelle
resides at Melrose.
Mrs. Rapp In
Mrs. I. ?. Rapp was an arrival
rom Oakland this morning and will
sp'-nd a short Unit in this city
visiting.
Business Visitors
Schuyler Ireland, of Olalla, and
f. A. Parker, of Ilrockway. were
business visitors in ltoseburg today.
Mr fitnarnt Rttjrn
Mrs. (ieorge Stearns, of Oakland, To Vbdt Here
who has been visiting for the pasf
week in Portland has returned
home.
You may often get full but you , Home For Week End
! will never get enough of CKIMM
IlltOS. MII.K UIIKA1). Order one
loaf now and no other will satisfy.
CRIMM IJROH. MILK I1RKAD.
I'hone 123.
Bit) Bailey Here Today
Hill Itailey was here today from
South J H er Creek for a few hours
transacting business matters and
visiting with friends.
Taking Fishing Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Young and V.
I Lj. jomiKuii are pim-muiuk a u.ijb
ion' the forks or (he Coouiiie, river
near Itmote on a fl.shing trip.
Mrs. C. L. Maya will nrrlvn here
Home time today from Salem, and
will he the house guest of Mrs.
U. A. Rankin for a short time,
before goini; to Orants Pass to
visit her parents. She formerly
resided In this city and has many
friend.- here.
Traffic Officers Spend Day
T. A. Raffety, chief traffic officer
and Frank 1'irm, also of the traffic
department, were hen yesterday
from Salem and attended the meet
ing held here last night to discuss
new traffic latfs. fc
Mr. Gilbert Here
O. I!. Gilbert construction head
of the Portland division of tho I'a
jclfic Telephone and Telegraph
I company is here on business and
lis visiting with friends for a short
. time.
Food Sale Given By Aid
A food sale was given by the
Indies Aid society of the Method
ist Kpiscopal church, north, today.
In the- window of McKean, Ierby
and Baldwin. ' The sale was con
ducted by the central division of
the society and proceeds will go
to the general fund.
Have you counted the aphis on
your rose bushes? Kx terminate
them by spraying with black leaf
40. Ask us how to Use It. Lloyd
Crocker.
To !ocnfo llr-re .
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hoo
per, recent arrivals from Florida,
and who have been In this city
for the past several dnys. decided
to make Roseburg their fiHiiro
home. They arrived hero from
Moninoulh, where I hey have been
(filing for the past month, be
fnr" cnmlnr further north.
Visitors Friday-
Maurice Newland arrived her I Mr. and Mrs. S, W. Strahl were
last night from Corvallls, where he; guests at the Grand Hotel Friday
has been attending O. A. C. to visit j and overnight They are from
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oregon City and are motoring to
O. Newland over the week end. southern points.
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SERVICE
We can assure those con
templating moving of a
service that embodies
promptness, carefulness
and economy. Phone for
rates today, we will he
pleased to furnish an esti
mate. "We aim to please
H.S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CC.
'PHONE 220
Visits With Beckleys
Mrs. Jim Heck ley, who has been
visiting aL the C L. lieckley home
In iJlxonville for some time, re
turned to ber home at Portland,
last night. -
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A. J. Geddes To Return
A. J. tieddes, manager of the
t'mpqua Valley Canning company,
Is expected to return here some
time this afternoon after an ab
sence of about a week or ten days
in San Francisco. While there Mr.
Gedden has been In conference
with fruit brokers and has been get
ting information concerning the
prices of fruits for the coming M-a-Bon.
Klwants To Sponsor Dance
The Roseburg Kiwanis Club has
arranged to hold a dsnce in the
Armory on Friday evening. , May
Ifith, for the purpose of aiiiiiin to
finance the iMMH'las County Con
cert Hand for the anii season.
As the Jhmgtas County Concert
Hand is one of the greatest. H"t
to the community the club believes
t!wt every citizen should lend his
support. The fimittee In charge
Is chairman, Mayor Ilourk, aasifefl
by the chairmen of all coniml'i',,,i
The total membership of the Ki
wanU organization will aid In S"U
ingdie tickets.
Hera Today
Commissioner and Mrs. C. L.
lieckley are here today visiting
friends and attending to buslnens
matters. They are from Jiixon
ville. The homo of milk bread con
forms to government regulations.
perfectly sanitary, perfectly clean.
I It's good. It's perfectly delicious.
Il's a hundred cents worth to the
dollar. GKIMM PROS. MILK
HHKAD. Phone 133.
Patient At HosrVtal
Ray W. Reynolds, Myrtle Creek
drw'glst, came down to Roseburg
toiy with Phil Rice, another busi
ness man of that city, who has
i entered Mercy Hospital to receive
i treatment for heart trouble.
Postmaster Chang
O. A. Kirby. postmaster at Myr
tle Creek, was in Roseburg today,
accompanied by Ms youngest dau
ghter. Ills recently appointed suc
cessor, Mrs. Ale March, will take
over the poMofflce at the end of a
term of school, on June 1, which
she Is teaching.
The Terminal Garage
Main and Washington Streets
Offering the Motorist a Complete Service
ACCESSORIES CAS
WASHING OIL
TIRES AND TUBES AIR
CRANKCASE SERVICE WATER.
BATTERY SERVICE REPAIRS
LIGHT BULBS
BRAKE RELINING
REPLACEMENT PARTS
GREASING .
OILING .
COMPLETE CENTRALIZES) SERVICE
CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THE CITY.
PHONE 393
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