ROSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW,
THURSDAY. APRIC 30. 1925.
THREE
LOCAL NEWS
"How old-fashioned
I must have looked"
Like other men, you'll be saying that too, after a
week of wearing new styles, when you look at the clothes
you're wearing now.
Trouble is, you're so used to the clothes you're
wearing that you can't see yourself as others see you.
If you could, we wouldn't have to call your atten
tion to these new ADLER COLLEGIAN suits.
$25 to $45
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PENCERS
PrvjH'hner ln
Mr. and Mrs. Vance presehner
were her from MWrone yesterday
for a time attending to buslne-n
affairs an ghopuing.
The best bread bakers In the
community have decided it it
cheaper and better to order It de
livered duilv. UK 1 MM HKOS. MILK
BREAD. Phone 133.
From Sutherlin
Mrs. L, L. Mareters arrived here
yesterday evening from Sutherlin
and spent the evening visiting with
friends. .
1 tn Wednesday
Mrs. Waiter Leake and daughter
! were in from Dlxonvillo yesterday,
1 and spent the afternoon shopping
j and visiting relatives.
! Try a dish of our special )rnnge
i Lantern shrbet. All klmls of lulit
refreshment. The Orange Lan
tern team room.
Minn llrown Yin! tor
Miss lessie ltrown .was here
from Camas Valley yesterday and
spent the afternoon visiting with
friends and shopping.
Returns From Portland
""Miss Margaret Young returned
to her home in this city lust night
after spending some time visiting
friends iu Portland.
To Portland
Francis M. Chase left yesterday
noon for Portland and will drive
back a new car for the Wells and
Chase garage.
In Yesterday
Fred Kuusche was a visitor
yesterday from points north of
thh city, lie is a resident of
Oakland and was here attending
to business matters.
Auditor Horo
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mullaney,
of Portland, are here for a short
time on business. Mr. Mullaney
is the travelling auditor for the
Southern Pacific company.
Salem Party Visiting
Miss Jennie Calvert, Pr. and
Mrs. Mark 8. Skiff. C. L. Par
menter and Charles C. Fisher,
made up a party from Salem, and
are spending a day or so visiting
in Kos burg.
Visitor Wedmnday
Mrs. James Pinkerton was here
yesterday afternoon visiting with
friends and chopping. She re
sides at South Deer Creek.
Iff inie from O. A. t
Dale Smith is home from O. A.
C .and is spending a few days
visiting with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Smith at Winston.
Mrs. Stark In
Mrs. Josephine Stark, Tost
mistress of Sutherlin, was a Hose
burg visitor for a short time yes-
i terday and trunsacted business.
I to ton Woman Visits
Mrs. J. F. Tarbell of liostnn,
was registered yesterday at the
Hotel I'mpqua. She has just com
pleted a tour of California, and
will mako a short visit at the
coast, from where she will go on
to New York.
First Strawberry Shipment
A. F. t'uksdorf, wh a resides south
of town, made the first shipment
of strawberries out of Roseburg to
Portland this morning. The ber
ries were large and of excellent
quality, and will soon b- followed
by pther shipments.
(mliig To California
A. A. Jones, well known in this
city, who has been doing brhlge
construction work in the vicinity
of llarriyhurg. was in town today
enroute to Ventura. California.
Mr. Jones will take chanre of sea
wall construction near that city.
Return to Eugene
Mr. and Mm. Karl Fonda have
returned to their home at Kugene )
after a short motor trip to this
tity.
IMPORTANT. Try the Orange
Ijtntrn, Itoseburg'a new eat in
plat e. A oUc lunch at uoon. Even
ing dinners 75c.
Seii(lM Hay-
W. H. Itoyd was up from the
coast yesterday attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. J'oyd resides
at Maishlield.
We have corrugated sprocket
type rollers and Cyclone weeders
to put your land in shape for plant
ing. Wharton Bros.
Spen, l.ny
Or. A. F. Sether and Dr. Ttognn
were up from Kugene yesterday
on business and wvr guest at
the Hotel L'mpqua.
I LOCAL NEWS I
It surely costs a lot to live and '
the trouble is you don't always get I
your money's worth at that. Try ;
CKIMM HKOS. MILK IMtKAD just
fur a change. I'hone 133.
Attorney Napier He
J. H. Napier, well l.nown Reeds
port attorney, arrived here from
the coast lust evening to spend
a short time looking after legal
business.
Is Here Few lnys ' f
Mrs. Lottie Kgtrer arrived here i
last night from Myrtle Point and I
1h spending a few days visiting '
and attending to business matters. j
la this city.. I
Visit Over Night j
Mr. and Mrs. Clelr Tracy. of ,
Talals. end Mrs. Tracey's mother.
Mrs. Clara Long, also of that
tvty, epent last night in this city,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
)avis. Mr. Tracey Is a fruit buy
er, and is going to San Francisco
to meet parties from Hawaii, and
expects to arrange for shipment
of Oregon prunes to that place.
Put your hay machinery In snape
now before the rush season. We
sell McCormick, Ieering, Piano,
Champion and Osborne repairs.
Wharton Bros.
To Visit In Salem
Mrs. Claude Welch, and son,
Billy, loft last night for Salem,
where they will spend the next
few days visiting with friends.
Leaves For Centralia
Earl Patterson, who has lived
here a number of years, and "who
has been employed at the Roseburg
Steam Laundry during this winter,
left yesterday for Centralia, Wash
ington where his mother is living.
He expects to locate at that place.
In AVednewIiiy.
Mrs. H. Hirst was tn from the
rural districts yesterday for a
few hours shopping and attend
ing to business matters. She re
sides at Millwood.
From Oiinns
Wilfred Brown was here yes
terday afternoon attending to
business matters and visiting with
friends. He is a resident of Ca
mas Valley.
From Klgnrofip
Mr. and Mrs. O. R. ITolmqulst
were here yesterday for wveral
hours shopping and looking after
business matters. They are- re
sidents of Klgarose.
Miss Craig Resigns
Miss Keba Craig, who has been
serving for several months as dep.
uty assessor in the county asses
or's office, has tendered her resig
nation, and is leaving the office
soon. The . vacancy will not be
f ill ed for a short tl me, A ssessor
Calkins states.
IMvorce C runted
Cora M. Kay was today grant
ed a divorce by Judge Hamilton
from Klmer O. Kay. The couple
were married at San Francisco in
1 123. Desertion was given as
grounds for the divorce proceed
ings. The plaintiff was repre
sented' by Attorney R, W. liars-
ters.
Pt ople who like good home cook
ed im-als with good service and at
tractive surroundings eat at the
Oranpe Lantern.
Ix'nve for South
Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Weaver and
two children I'.'ft yesterduy, ac
companying Mr. n'mi Mrs. Kinil
Mohr. who visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. .7. Weaver for " a short time,
on their return to Medfnrd. They
will go on to Yrel:a after a short
visit at Mdford. and will spend
a few days with Mr. Weaver's
brother. L. L.' Weaver, owner of
the Yrka Inn.
Had Nice Trip
After a four days trip as far
south as Yreka and Klamath
Falls, Otto (.net t el, local mer
chant, returned here last night
tired but convinced that the peo
ple of Ko-elurg have the best
town In the country and the besf
climate on the coast. On the
trip, made in an auto with a
traveling salesman friend, snow
whs encountered along the moun
tain roads, and on the east of the
ranee the wind blew a gale. While
greatly "enjoying the trip. Mr.
C.oMtel Is ehtd lo ret hck home.
On IIiikIiipk
Among those in from the rural
districts for a few hours yester
day was French Nichols. He re
sides at Roberts Creek, and was
here on business and trading.
lliimburCH to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. It. Hamburg left
yesterday for Portland, stopping
over at Eugene last night as the
vilest s of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Tal
bot, who are well known in Rose
burg, having visited here a num
ber of times. Mr. and Mrs. Ham
burg are making the trip by mo
tor, and will spend a lew days
visiting In Portland.
CoimiiiftNtoiM'ni fieri
Percy R. Varney and H. TL Co
rey, public service commissioners,
arrived here last night from Sa
te m to spent a few days attend
ing to business matters In Roseburg.
Visit Crocker
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and
son visited hern yesterday and
lat night with Mr. and Sirs. L.
L. CrockT and family. Mr. Mur-
! phy and Mr. Crocker are old
friend T Mr. Murphy is the owner
of the Winstel Candy company,
manufacturers "exclusively for
druggists at Portland. IIh and his
faintly are on their way by mo
tor to Marehfield.
o
Grahams
SPRING FEV ER i) no rpri o pervont The bet of them
get nrfd htilert ary like i this time ol lh year IF they
per ml m eating the heavy foods of winter
. Cive youi system the needed change lo lighter foods. Eat Tru Blu
Grahams and milk daily lor a Meek Then vita mines and mineral
alts will give you streng'h and endurance
And the bran thai Tru Blu Grahm provide will help to purify the
blood much as did grandmothers spring ion Try them for a
week
Order From Your Grocer Now
firf Cofrf C'Or rf hi tt'id Crfn
b'ut fo'tf t"ii nf ikx OOifl
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TRU-BIU BISCUIT COMPANV-SPOkane and Portland
Mr. ami Mm, Harvey VMt
Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Harvey were
tn from th( rural districts yes
terday for several hours attend
ing to business matters and vtsit
inir with friends. They reside at
Kalr Oaks.
Ite-lurii to Portland
I Mrs. C. W. Sailing and son
left for their home In 1'otrland
this morning, after spending the
, past, two weeks visiting with Mrs.
Sailing's mother. Mrs. Metros, and
iwith Mrs. I). II. Morgan.
Ieaven for Fat
Mrs. K. J. Kellocg. who ftnpped
over in this citv for two dava and
visited with Mrs. I. H. Ouff and
Mrs. Mable Smith, left yesterday
afternoon for the east, and will
continue on her journey home to
Minnesota.
Get a hand niado guaranteed
hoe for any kind of hard hoeing.
Sold by Wharton Bros.
Coast Auto Dealer Visits
Thomas B. James, Coon Hay
auto dealer, was here yesterday on
business, and drove a new rar to
Marsufield today for delivery.
Prom Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. R. Itenner were
hero ytr.lerday and last night visit
ing, and were guests at the Ump
qua hotel. They arc residents of
Klamath Falls.
Motor St aire Secretay VUlts
J. Hutson, secretary of the
Oregon Motor Stage Association
arrived here last night from Port
land and is spending today In
kuseburg on business. He is a
guest at the Terminal Hotel.
' wtsiyS s- ran
We have an attractive and serv
iceable line of rubber aprons for
kitchen wear which saves women
time and energy of sewing and
laundering. Lloyd Crocker.
X LODGE DIRECTORY J
United Artiiant weefn In Mao
Cabe6 hall first and third Thurs
days. Visiting members al
wav welcome.
HELEN WHITAKEIt, M. A.
MILDRED McCHI.LOCH. Treat.
TSELLE 8TKPHENSON. 8ec
.Ad.jtitiint Anilei-Non Homo
Adjutant Andprson of tho Sal
vation Army has rntnrnt'd to
Hoscliurv aftor Tisitine for a
woek with his family in Tnconia.
A snt'oiul welcome meeting Is to
lie held at the Salvation Army i
hall tonlnht at 7:30 o'clock. .Mr. j
Anderson stales that the work
will !i carried on vigorously in
the future, both in town and in
the outposts.
United Brotnermood of Caroentert
and Jointers of America.
Meets at 476 S. Main second end
fourth Tueiday ftvenlngi of
each mc th. All carpenters wel
comed. T. F. HOLMTid, Heo. See.
EMERY COLE. Pres.
O. E. 8 Roseburg Chapter No. &
Holds their regular meeting
on the first and third Thursdays
in each month, all sojourning
brothers and sisters are respect
fully Invited to attend.
CORA B. SINGLETON, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Secretary
W. B.A.0. f. WHoebur(iRs
view No. 11. Holds regulal
meetings on second and fourti
Thursdays a 7:30 p. m. Visit
ing sisters Invited to attend re
views. Maccabee hall. Pine an
Cass streets.
CLARA HONEDRAKE, Com.
JESSIE RAPP. CoL
B. P. O. Eiks. Rosenurg Lodgf
No. 326. Hold regular comma
nlcatlons at the Elk's Temple os
each Thursday of every month.
All members requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting
brothers ar cordially Invited ts
attend.
J. O. PAY, Jr.. E. R.
J. T. GOODMAN, Secretary
THE best test for any paint is the
test of time and exposure but
you don't want to make this test on
your house.
The Certain-teed Label on paint,
assures you that these tests not one,
but many tests of raw material
tests during manufacture tests of
the finished product have been
made for you. That is why we recom
mend and sell Certairi'tecd paint and
varnish.
Denn-Gerretsen Co. Inc.
Office and display room
231 N. Main St.
Telephone No. 128
. !l.
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Umpqua Klan No. 5. Meet Jn
and 4th Mondays of each, month
Addreas P. O. Dox KS5. Rose
burg, Oregon.
Woodmen of tn. World, camp No
125 Meets In the Odd Fellowl
Hall In Roseburg every first
and third Monday evenings. Vlr
ltlng neighbors always welcome
JOHN DELL 1IEKS, C. C.
M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
A. F. A A. n, vsur.i LOCge No
and third Tuesdays, Masonic
Temple. A'l members regues
ted to attend and visiting com
panions welome.
. M. S. HA.VIM, W. M.
W. P. HARRIS. Sec.
K. O. T. M. Meets each second
and fourth Thursday of each
month. In Maccabee ball, cor
ner Cass and Pine streets. VI.
ltlng Knights alwavs welcome
L. C. GOODMAN, Cm.
O. W. RAPP. R. K.
Union Encampment, No. V. I. O. O
F. Meets In Odd Fellows Ten
pie on 2nd and 4th Wednesday!
of each month. Visiting Patrt
archs alwavs welcome.
FRED MILLER, C. P.
W P WKTHEREI.L. Scrtbt
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 4
I. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fel
low. Temple every week os
Tuesday evening. Vlsltlm
members In good standing are
cordially Invited to attend.
MRS. MARGARET ASUCRAFT,
N. O.
TIT.I.lfiJ I. JOHNSON, Rec. Seo
ETHEL BAILEY. Fin. Seo.
Neighbors er Woodcraft, cltac
Circle No. 49 Meets nn first
and third Monday evenings. In
K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors
invited to attend.
ALVIA WETI1ERELL. 0. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk
Laurel Cnapter No. II, R. A. M,
Stated convocations on first
13. Regular communication!
second and fourth Wednesday!
each month, at Masonic Templa
Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel
come.
A. A. WILDER. HIkb Priest
W V HARRIS. Seretar,"
PythTan bTsiers, Umpja Tempts,
No. 4 Meets Urn second an!
fourth Monday evenings of eacl
month, at the K. or P. ball. VI.
ttnrs always welcome.
MARTHA CHRISTENSEN, M.E.C,
EVA MARKS. M. of U. C.
MAY E. PARKER. M. of F.
I. O. O. F, Phlletsnan Lodge Net
8. Meets In Odd Fellow. Tem
ple every Friday evening. Visit
tng brethern are always , wei
come. e
DONALD YOUNG, N. O.
A. J. GEDDES. Rec. See,
J. a BAILEY. Fin. Sec
Knlghta of Pytnias, Alpha Lodge
No. 47. Meet, every Wedne
day In Knight, of Pythias hall,
130 Rose street. Visitor, always
welcomed.
8AM CHRISTENSON. C. C
ROY O. YOUNO, M. F.
B. B. W1MREPLY, K. B J8.
Eagles, Hoseourg Aerie Meet. Is
Maccabee hall, on Cass street,
on second and fourth Wedne
dar evenings of each month, al
8 o'clock. Visiting brethern In
good standing always welcome.
RICHARD I30SCH, W. P. P.
TIIEO. W. ALTIIAUS, W. P.
B. F. GOODMAN. Sec.
ROSEUl'HO LODGE NO. 1037 L
O. O. M. Meets every Wednesda)
night. Moose Hall, 148 N. Jack
son St. Cub rooms open 7:80 t
10 p. m. Visiting brother, wei
come.
W. A. BOOARD, Dictator.
H. O. PAROETER, Secretary.
WO M THROVE. Treasurer.
Weavers Return from South
Mr ilU lf. U I Wnul'i.. re.
! turned home yesterday, arter a
j few days trip south in their car.
j They visited at Yreka. and Hun
' day made a visit, with Rotarians
from aouthern Oregon, at t'npro.
fwhre the Rotary Club of that
I place gave them a fine enterlain
J nient, and dinner, and showed the
! visiting members the points of in
! terest.
Returns To Portland
P, A. Palmer, returned to Port
land, where he Is employed, after
spending the past few days here
visiting with his family, on S.r,7
jEast Mosher street. He also vis
ilted his sister, Mrs. A. lioerner at
j Cleveland.
Former Resident Passes Through
Mrs. Charles Whitney, who with
Mr. Whitney, formerly made her
home tn Roseburg, passed through
' this city yesterday evening enroute
i from 1a f.rande. where she has
j been living, tn I-os Angeles to Join
j her husband and locate, she spent
a few minuets visiting with old
friends, who gathered at the sta
tion to see hor.
Visitor Yesterday
R. 11. Gudmtinsdson stopped over
I In this city yesterday, before go-
Ing to Vallejo. California. Mr.
Gudmunsdson has been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alph
Johnson at Coqullle for a fentdays.
He is a surveying employe In the
1 1'nlted States Navy, stationed at,
i Vallejo, and Is well known at Coqullle.
Former Residents On Way South
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hunt, former
ly of this city, passed through
Roseburg yesterday enroute outh
In their car. Mr. Hunt formerly
i owned a blacksmith shop on Rose
: street, and sold out to Hartj- Harel
after which he and Mrs. Hunt
. moved to Eugene, and Mr. Hunt
i conducted a service station there.
He recently sold his business and
j expects to locate either at Oak
jland or San Juse, California.
AFTER BABY
WAS BORN
Mrs. Miles Was Miserable a Long
Time Owes Final Recovery
to Lydia E. Pmkham's Vege
table Compound
Dovor, Ohio. "After my .a.t baby
Wets born I was up and around fttrmn.
tul WMHickiy all
the time and did
not know hnw to
fv.t my work done,
had wahi-dya
heavy carjH-t and
I think that wan
the caue of my
trouble. I went
toiw-'veral doc torn,
but th.ir mt'di.
cins did not dome
any pood. I aked ,
what the trouble
Wiirt, for I could hardly walk and al
wa had Mich pains in my It-It mde
; and then in my npht nide. lie t'ld me
I had in !l animation that caused it. I
: had one of your text-book and waa
reading it, and I thought I would take
Lydia b. I'lnkhnm a epetaMe ( om
iound. After four days of takinfr it I
txran to feel l-tter. ao I tok three
rxjttles without miMurifr a d'M. 1 hat
hIjed me more than ar;y other medi
cine I had yet tiikn and I alwny have
it handy now. It purely did put me on
m y f e-t a ? a 1 n . ' M m. J a ka M l. K3,
, H'j Cherry iitreet, Dover, Ohio.
You munt believe that a merfirina
that helf oth-r women will hlpyou.
j tor aale by druggist evc where.
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The Bobolinks are Here!
See them in Our Window Today
EVERY PAIR FULLY GUARANTEED
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
EIGHT FEATURES THAT DISTINGUISH "BOBOLINKS" FROM ORDINARY
HOSE:
1. Extra Elastic Tops.
2. Ravel Stop.
3. Pure Silk Boot.
4. Three Scam Back.
5. Spring Needle Knitting.
6. Tight Fitting Ankle.
7. Narrowed Foot.
8. Reinforcpcl Toes and I leels.
.Read the Guarantee:
We will Rive a new pair or refund the purchase price of any pair of "Bobolinks" that fail, to give the
1 wearer satisfactory service.
Shown in Black and 19 Leading Spring Shades
Tair $1.25
'THE MARKSBURY CO.