Roseburg news-review., April 28, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. APRIL' 28, 1925.
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Sugar $&-
Ail n.. u i
4-w uay t? cuuesuay
We offer 100 lb. fire cane sugar for $6.49 when
purchased with $5.00 orders or more. Take advantage
of this opportunity to secure your sugar for this season.
Canning time will soon be here.
Our Regular Saving Prices !
shrimps ,'2r':S2
Cod Fishirtf, ; 45c
catsup : i9c
Chow Chow 49C
Apricots "r..l3 19C
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, Stan
dard pack, 15c; 3 for 43c; 12 for $1.69
Asparagus Tips 1;s;qu8tre 35c
Yakima Gems No;,$2.5
flour 4c9ht:Fami'y:...S2,19
SHAD Crystal White, OQn
V A f 10 bars for JJU
milk fff",,u"', 25c
Stone's Coffee foJ3ib.S1,29
Oranges l''lAU
SYRUP maple flavor . 83c
Swift's Picnics, lb 25c
Swift's Loin Backs, lb 35c
Hams Sb.,,,,..I!wa:. 35c
: California T C. ""It
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone IS9-L.
Mrs. Mold returned this mnrn
Ing from Portland, where she had
Ixvn confined by illni ss to St.
Vincent's hospital for some time.
Another of those enjoyable eve
rt in h next Saturday at the Wig
vuin Tavern.
Mrs. Clara Harrison, of this
city, left thin morning for Kiddle,
whi ro !-he will upend the next few
day vlui'.ing with her sister, Mrs.
Crow.
This Is to advise you that the
net bread in Oregon is GUI MM
lilt OS.' MILK HKKAI). Phone
High grade, extra fanry, rag-
rugs at Powell's.
S. DeWicki was an arrival from
j liougiin estrdiiy and Hpent a
I short time In this city visiting
: and attending to business mai
; ters.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (!. 1. Welch re
! turned to their home in thin r'ty
j this morning after spending ttie
I past two weeks visiting friendH
in DouKlas, Wyoming.
Dr. D. R. rerfllnpr.ir the
I Oreuon State Livestock Sanitary
! office arrived here last night from
I Kugene to send a short time In
I Ito-iehiirr on business.
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GILL BROS.
Special
DAHLIA I
Bargain
Offers
"Cltr of rortland"
1 Send
I for
1925
catalog
describing
vegetable
S seeds.
flower
seeds,
s dahlias,
gladioli
and
B fertilizers.
Three Special Cut-Flower Dahlias $1.25
To ronvlnr. you of the stiperlorltr of our Dahlia,
we liive s.,rt-il ihrt-tt of the rhiilc-.t kinds from
our aw.nrtm.nt of ov.-r iOl) varieties for a special
bargain ofler as follows:
CITV OF PORTLAND A (riant -oldn yellow
rw-ofiv D.ihlia on erect stfm. reaultr val lie . . S 1.00
MA ItcKI.I.A ;ll.l. A soft ro pink, decora
tiv IihIiIIa on lona erect it. me. rfKntar val.. .80
JAM K S. IWI.I. A amnt peony Dahlia with
autumn shades of scarlet and Hold, re, vat.. .SO
One bulb each total value (catalog prices) ... .12
All Three Sent Postpaid for $1.35
Eight Named Dahlias $1.00
Hers Is anothpr .postal eol'ertlon offer: We will
,end eliflit nam"l Dalillas with a giLirsnte'd cata
log va.ue of lil.iu or more, and labeled with their
correct names our own selection postpaid for 11.
I GILL BROS. SEED CO.
I Montavilla Station, Portland, Oregon
I f relnw -hrk f ). draff J ) or mtiy orW ) for f
I for which , nd m th Culle'fii as It f rated abova.
iiinmmtmimiiinii
t LOCAL NEWS
Studebacer costs Test per pound
tiiaa cutter.
Clyde White was in from Glide
yestt-rduy morniiiK and Kpent a
short time attending to business
mailers aud iradinK-
Trade your old furniture for new.
See Judd.
Hiss Cornutt was here yesterday
for several hours .shopping and vis
King with fi inula, the resided ut
Riddle.
E. K. iryland was here from
Eugene Monday attending to busi
ness matters and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. M. Karris returned to her
home at Riddle yesterday evening
after spending (he day here shop
ping and vUHing hvr daughter.
Among those to spend a few
hours in this city yesterday was
Thermon Cannon, a residtut of
Glide, lie was here attending to
business affairs.
Mrs. H. L. Parazoo was In this
city this morning for a few hours
attending to business mat ten and
shopping. She is a resident of
Sutherliu.
Two In one. The quality ol
two loaves in one, the value of
two loaves in one and the satis
faction ol two loaves in one.
GRIMM 11UOS.' .MILK liltKAl).
Phone 133.
! Charles K. Urown was among
those in from the rural districts
Monday and attended to bunine-i
nmttvrs. Mr. Itruwn resides ut
; Elk Creek.
Mrs. D. C Llndgren. of this
city, left last night for Ashlund,
: where she will visit, with her litis,
band, who is employed there, for
the next sewral days.
It costs more to make U than
any other kind, hut it's worth all
Its cost to see them come fur It
continuallv. GRIMM ItROS.'
MILK HREAD. Phono 13.1.
Mrs. Castce was a visitor from
points north of this city yester
day afternoon, and spent a- few
hours shopping and attending to
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. George Norman
were In for several hours yester
day shopping and attending to
business mutter. They are from
Tiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson,
who have been residing near
Roseburg. were In town todav on
, their way to Wolf Crer k. whore
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank Poole, of this city,
left this morning for California,
to spend the next month. She
will visit with friends at -Los An
geles and at San Francisco.
Among those In from points
north of Roseburg for, a few
hours Monday was Victor Hoyd.
of Yoncalla. ( Mr. Hoyd was here
attending to business affairs.
E. Barnum, a former resident of
this city, arrived here yesterday
from Marshfield, to spend a day
or so on business and visit with
friends. He is now in the auto busi
ness at the coast.
See the Pabcolin floor covering
at the Antlers Theatre. Hundreds
of people have walked over it and
still its'Uood-Good-Good. For Sale,
at Judd's Furniture Store. i
Mrs. P. K. Nygreti, a former
resident of Koselnirg. spent the
week end In Rorfoburg visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Fields,
returning to her home in Portland
on Sunday.
The frost is over. You can now
plant your flowers out doors. We
have bedding plants that are large
and beautiful. We have XJnnas,
Canterbury Hells, Snap Dragons,
Verbenias, Asters. Marigolds, anil
Salvo. Economy Grocery.
Isaac Selig was here from Myr
tle Creek Monday attending to
business matters for a fvw hours.
Mr. Selig has a fine dairy ranch
at that place, and states that the
dairy outlook for the summer is
goed.
Mrs. MeCarphy. sister of S. P.
Memmineer, who with his wife
and E. Von I'es-ell. wrre Injured
in nn auto aee'd'nt here Sunday,
nrrived here this morning from
Portland, nnd will be with Mr.
and Mrs. Memminger until they
recover.
Mrs. C. II. Thurston left this
morning for eastern point; , where
!he will sp'-nd some time visiting, j
She will attend the convention of !
the auxiliary of It. of R. T. l j
Cleveland on May 1-th. From;
there she will go on to Boston, I
where she will visit for a time j
i with relatives. i
Tom Olllvant. a resident of Look-1
i Ing Glass, was brought to this city
this morning to rereive an a Ray,
at the offices of Dr. B. R. Shoe-1
maker. Mr. Olllvant had the nils-
fortune to receive a broken left
leg Thursday of last week . While ;
cutting trees one of them fell on '
him, pinning him to the ground. 1
Dr. Shoemaker states that the leg
is In a very good condition. I
Mr. and Mrs. C. '. Snoddy and j
family left Monday evening for I
eastern points, where I h' y will ;
spend the mt two months visit j
ing. Mr. Snnddy is an employe
of the Southern pai 'ft' eonip:iny.
and with lit fam'h- -'U viit at :
Cleveland nnd attend th" ronvt-n-tlon
of the H. of It. T.. which 's
to be h"ld there -non. Tlwn will
nlso make an extended visit with
Mr. Snoddy's parents.
Mr. and Mis, J. R. Farr'ncton
and daughter, nnd Mrs Alvin
Knudson and son have ?" I timed
to their h'"i. in this cltv after,
an extended trip through Catlfnr- ,
nia bv motor. They vtilrd at ,
San Francisco. Stockton. Sacra
mento, nni Va-'avllle. Mr. Far
rlngton Males that while they had
a vry enjovnM tr p, it was finite
cold In California, Sacramento
having a hall nnd snow parm
about a w.-ek an. While tlit
will damage the apricot and M- t
mond crops. In t-ome part. th
storm left the crop undamaged
Mr. Karrinr'on states that north
ern California has hffd quite a
little jjn and t'0 Hip crops tn
that se. Hon are looking fine. The
party report that the roids are (
In a firve condition, hut that, while
not running Into the utorm at
Sacramento, the weather through
out that part was quite indy.
, pre-
1 Wsikln Vanishing Cream
vents tan.
Among those from points north
of Roseburg to spend a short
rules of the senate. That become
evident today when Senator Mo
ses, upon his return to Washing
ton discussed General Duwe re
time here yesterday, transacting ; address In. ojd North Church
business, us C. S. Milne. Mr.
Milne resides at Cottage Grow.
( Another of those enjoyable eve-
I ..I c- 1.... , Un fl
llllltd lit" ,l 0UIUIUU l lire " R"
warn Tavern.
at Moston.
"Thi vice-president ' attack
upon tire rules of the senate a
rouct'd fo much enthuBiaum and
was given such a warm recep
tion " Will.) 'lIlM Voi ll.m.wr,,
T. J. MrCammas was a visitor , g,.r,aIor .,hnt thf, temierature
from points i:rth of this city for ( drnpp.-d to 18 degrees above vro
a few hours and transacted bus!- aiu hix ncnefl of Mlow n .
m ss. He Is foom Oak Ridge. . n .
We py cash for dry cascara MONARCHY MAY
bark. Wharton Bros.
Howard Leonard was a visitor
In this city yesterday rrom north
ern points and spent a short time
nere. ite is iroui uaaiunu.
The Glengary P. T. A. will hold
a declamation contest Frldnv. May
1st. Mrs. Maybelle WVson Chureh
of-the Roseburg High School, will
be in charge.
. BE RESTORED
BY HINDENBURG
(Continued rom paer l.)
Oernian security pact offer will be
conducted on the same pollry of,
avoiding anything that could be
used as fuel for the reactionary
International poultry tonic and "" r'"' " . V" Tny' aV'n
Lee's lice killer at Wharton nros. i,, ""pV , 7 Z c. " T'p,y.
i nn.l ir it v itnllnn.l l"18 offt r of ,1r- Stresseniaiin, the
ownVoV1., Pa Ana"'': j ch -
ment House, in Portland, are here "nLf,oJ J ,T ,Cn"
for a (Vw .lavs and ore auests at V. . ? J ,"or",orirdK
the hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Oeor.e IKT,
the hope that
P. J." Helllwell. manner of ,Tn, wil' rBba,nd"n, '"l a,M"
Hoawell SprlnK resort, was in ' l,a.,"1,.a"i...,''1,.0",Sl0A1,klft ',"h
Itnsebunj today on business. Mr. " ,u ' , q 7
Helllwell reports tint tourist travel ''r' border which
Is very pood for this time of the
year, and that the camp grounds
at the springs accommodate many
cars each night.
Another of those enjoyable eve-
eventually.
nEW.IN, April 28. The victory
of the nationalists In the presiden-
nin, nrt Saturday at the WIK- j! l,hehresSl.r oi the'
ence with the men.b.-r of the,,0,rt1,rhi",,'' of ,ne rendition of
county health unit. nr. Muensch P . , .
Llinn.,l.!:'ariteh.nr;r?J,,orid--'v 'l-n,,, Ih, band plaved the
11.,.. " with " "Bht 8,r0kV ofi"Armv March Number 9." the
"Kaiser Waltz." by Strauss, the
"Wrederlous Ilex." March. 'Mark,
While and Red". Imperlnl flag
song and "Deutschland Uber Al-les."
paralysis.
The Smirk P. T. A., will hnve
a meeting at the schoolhouse on
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock,
at which time tire election of of
ficers will bo held. Kev. Cald
well, of the Kantlst church In
Hosehurt-'. will give a talk on the
Phases of child welfare. Follow-
VIENNA. April 2S. Field Mar
shal Von Hlndenburg's election to
Ing this there will be a spelling ' . . ,-res oency la reKr.
contest between students of the' "rrT ;""u u,. w , , . .
Smlck school nnd the Dlxonvllle 'dr of Austrian union w-llh
school. A social evening will fl- ;t'any and is deplored by the
low this' program.
newspapers of nil parties.
In an Indoor baseball contest. I The Neue Frele press
while
held vesterdav afternoon in the P! for the best, characterizes
hieh school rvmnaslum. the Sen- !u 83 a misfortune, fop the (.erman
lor girls defented the Sophomores
girl team. This is the last of the
series of baseball contests nnd
gives the Juniors first place, the
freshmen, aecond : seniors, third:
nnd sophomores fourth place. The
different claspos are now prepar
ing for the tennis contests, and
a number of the students are out
on the court practicing for the
events.
people, while the Abend declares:
"Von Hlndenburg's is a victory
of European tliscord over the
Dawes plan and the London agreements."
. HANOVER. Ciermany, April 28.
The steel helmet monarchist or
ganizations seem to have taken
possession of Hanover and are cel
ebrating exultantly the election of
iVon Hindenbiirg. At their favor-
SFWTOIt IOSI-:s NOT ite restaurants ana cares momoera
TO SI'l'POKT DAWES, ior tnese monarcnisi groups are
WASHINGTON. April 28. yelling themselves hoarse day antl
Vice-President iWwes will receive 1 night shouting "Hall. HlndenburK'"
no support from the president I singing patriotic songs and linbib
pro teni of the senate. Senator ing freely.
tnM remthllcnn. New Hanin-
Mre In Ills effort to revise the' Carden tools at rowe.i
Moses, republican. New Hamp
shire In his effort to revise the'
Wigwam Tavern
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Near the Coos Bay Highway among the shady
oaks. Dates or reservations for clubs or social
parties can be arranged. A table de hote
dinner will be served from 12 M. to 8 P. M.
Service a la carte from 6 A. M. till midnight.
Music and Radio? Entertainment. Come and
have your Sunday dinner at the Wigwam.
GEO. MALANSON, Proprietor
Read the bill for Sunday's dinner in Friday's
and Saturday's issues of this paper.
U Announcing
Uur appointment as McX
fll Douglas County Distributors '-'tC-
$ Certain -teed
.rrP
J DAI MTC ADMICI I PMA!lPl P
?dt 7 iiix
li Cevtain-teed is a name you can trust. It is a sure guide ' f
Ir f'' t0 Pa'nt satisfac,'on- name means Certainly of Quality jj 1 vtf7
fitsjj ' 1' n"d Guaranleed Satisfaction. There is a Certain-teed paint V
For every purpose. t&Jil(fi
means money in your bank account to get our quota- Jv
tions on your requirements. Our direct factory representa- JsX
tion means we can sell you your paint for less. SilK
fj DennGerretsen Co. Inc.
Qirfor&JQ 6 a"d dlSP'ay rm TN-'S
AA '231 N. Main St. VSWrn
ipi -.hi raiii
r :
Joe Snyder was here from
souhtern points In the county on
Monday and spend a short time
here on business. Ho resides at
Canyotivllto.
Mr. and Mm. Ceorge Kruetz, of
OnkdaIe, Wasn'ngton. havo stnrt
ed on their return home, alter
slopping ovT In Ros-burg to
visit ut Cue home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. K. liifT"! for a few days. Mr.
ond Mr-. Krm-tz havn bi-m tour
ing California by auto fir the
past 7i mouths, ami enjoyed a
(l.-lli-liir.il visit to the Hinfih.
, KlU'htly used ranges at Powell's.
The mnny friends of Mrs.!
.Chester Kndrup will ho sorry to I
learn (hut she is confined to her j
I home with a severe illne.-s. Mrs. i
Kndrup has been employed at the i
Kluher store.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Mahlon Tlsdale
! end (in. nly, who havo heen spend- j
ling th past fw days visiting
1 with Mr. Tisdale's parents. Mr.;
innd Mrs. Mark X. Tisduie at :
i Silt h.'rlin. left last flight for the;
i south iiml then to Honolulu,
win re Mr. Tlsdale will he station- j
ed with the Cnited Hintea navy.)
For concrete wor call Taylon
US No, Flint 8t Tel. 221S-R.
Miss Marlon Porter returned
to this city last night, after spend
ing the past fvw days visiting
with friends In Corvallls.
Wm. S. Angus arrived her
last night from the eoa?t to spend
a short time on business matters,
Mr. Angus Is from Marshfield.
Mrs. W. W. Honebralpft will
leave this evening for Minneapo
lis, where nhe will attend, as a
d'lg;tte, the ronventlnn of th
auxiliary of the O. It. C., held
I li r In May.
:
I Credit Accounts
If you ran pay your aeeount every fifteen or thirty days,
we want your Grocery Haziness.
You will get the highest quality of men handise nnd our
stork is complete in every respect.
Your (imceriis are delivered to the house nnd you do not
have to come down (own to do your buying. You know how
Inconvenient II Is to dress and go to town in the morning to get
your fresh vegetables and other groceries for your dinner.
You can arrange with us tn phone your ordi-rs In and ho
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Amnzio Oil Pint 26c, Quart 50c
F-xtra good coffee, a II) 48c
Log Cabin Syrup, table size 28c medium size 55c
Guittnrd's Chocolate, I lb. can for 25c
Coldfin West Tea. I lb. fop 55c
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