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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1925.
FIVE
SUNDAY AT THE
CHURCHES
a. m ; Subject. "Pictures of Hit
'Ohim-h"; Christian Endeavor at
: 7:00 p. ni. Cnme and enjoy these
J endeavor meetings with the young
i , people.
i ('reaching at 8:00 p. m. Sub-
:
:
i Joi t, "(iod'a Dynamite." There
will be apecinl music at the even
Iiit.nmilonul ltll.lt. Ktu.lrnts j ing service. Conje and enjoy this
Asxx'iuiion. liible Study at the service with us. "The church
Moose Hall. Sunday at 10:30 a. I where you are a stranger but
ni. 1 ne suojecis ror atuny will
be, "The Spirit of Atonement aud
The Mystery Revealed." The hld
InK of the mystery was illustrated
by Jehovah in the construction of
the tabernacle In the wilderness
and Its furnishings. And as God
thus hid these things which were
typical of greater things, (He
brews 10:1) So he has hidden
the glories and beuuties of spi
ritual things seen only by those
who hare come into relationship
with him through Christ. ((Jala
lions 3:27.)
Lutheran Services Services
next Sunday nfternoon at 2:30
o'clock In the Kpiscnpal Parish
Houi'e. 214 Kast Cans St. Sub
ject of the tr-rmon: "Christ The best place to be Sunday morning
once Is true of this church. Bring
your friends and come.
LUKE ELLIOTT, Minister.
Catholic I'lttirch Kane and
Oak Streets, Itev. H. Clery, Pas
tor. May 3rd, Mass and Sermon
at 8 a. m. Communion Sunday
for members of the Altar Socltey.
Catechism Clas at 9:45 a. m.
High Mass and Sermon at 10:30
a. m. Kosary and Benediction of
the M. It. S. In .the evening at
7:30. During this month there
will be Devotions each evening at
7:30 o'clock.
First Methodist Church Cor
ner of Mnln and Lane streets,
ii-ev. Joseph Knotts. Pastor. The
Good Shepherd." Sunday S.'hool
at 1:30 o'clock. Confirmation
Instruction every Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. The public
Is cordially Invited to our ser
vices. H. H. YOUNG.
The IVesbyterlan Church.
Christianity "emphasizes labor. Its
a high problem and business with
questions. Are wo to work for
reward? Is heaven taincd by
work? Do nil get the same wa
ges? Are there differences of
rewards in the other world for
work done In this world? Theme
for Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock.
"The Labor Problem.' based
on the Inbor parables of Christ.
In the evening the sermon will be
on "An Ideal Young man." The
time of the evening service chan
ges to 8 o'clock. Have you read
"The Bonnie Briar Bush?" Then
you will want to hear "His Mo
ther's Sermon" given by the choir
and orchestra with readings by
.the pastor from this book, on Mo
thers Day second Sunday In
May. The Douglas County C.
E. convention will nreet In this
church Friday the Rth. Get your
children to the Sunday School.
Good teachers with classes suited
to the ages.
Bible Standard Mi-Ion. 117
Jackson street. Itev. L. F. Burror,
Pastor. Service tonight in the
Mission at 7:30, the pastor will
preach, rubject "The Sin of
A..n' Uni.i-I.ua Cu.iftav a a fnl-
lnw s S ill 10 0ft classes for I and orchestra will give
all. a good live growing Sunday j extra numbers. If you like music
School and you will enjoy every ' you will nJoy them, and are cor
is at Sunday School. We have
place In the classes for newcomers
and visitors. The hour is 9:45.
Come. This is music week. A
big service is planned for both
morning and evening. The morn
ing theme Is "In Tune with the
Infinite." Do not miss this ser
mon for you will greatly enjoy
It. The evening sermon theme
Is "The Willinguues of God's Peo
ple." The Junior League meets at 3
p. m. The Kpworth League meets
at 7 p. m. All young people are
Invited. A cordial invitation is
extended to strangers to ultend
any or all the services.
First l?nptl,st Church. Corner
of Lane and Hose streets; H. L.
Caldwell. Minister. 9:45 a. m.,
The Church School, Catlos Pac-e,
Supt. The pupils of this school
are urged to be in their places re
gularly, and new students are In
vited to enroll at any time. Bap
tism of Sunday School students
this Sunday. 11:00 a. m., The
Morning Worship. Message by
the pastor. Music by the choir
and orchestra. A wvlcome to all
people. 7:00 p. m., The Young
People's Meetings. Whatever age
you are, you are invited to find
your group and 6pend a profit
able time with these fine young
people. Note the change in the
hour. 8:00 p. ni.. The Kvenlng
Worship. Message by the pastor.
In celebration of .Music Week be
ing nationally observed the choir
several
minute. Breadline services at
11:00 and 7r30. The subject for
the 11:00 o'clock service will be
"Going On."' This will be source
of "encouragement to all Christ-
lans. The subject for the even
i Ing service will be 'Now! Now!
(Now!" Special music at all ser
j vices.
r Riverside. Sunday School at
10:00; Young peoples meeting at
6:30. Miss Leona Wright will
lead the nu-eting. the subject will
be "My idea of a good time "
Sermon by Rev. Jacobs at 7:30.
Glengary Sunday School at
10:00; preaching at 11:00; Ser
mon by Miss Leona Wright.
The pastor will preach at Glide
at 2:00. Better hitch up the car
and drive out to Glide for the
service. "Dat welcome on de
mat shor am ment fo you."
dially invited to be at this ser
vice. Note that the service is one
half hour fater than usual, and
will be at 8:00 p. in., the rest of
the summer.
Free Mi'tluxlNt . Church. Cor
ner of Harvard and I'mnqua Ave.,
H. A. Hammer, Pastor. Sunday
School at 10:45: Preaching 11:45. at
M. K. Church, South. Main
and Lane Streets, Stewart Q'Dell,
Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45
shern under the direction of Su
perintendent w. conn, ir you
ure not attending Sun. lay School.
Come and you may save many re
grets later on. The pastor will
preach at 11:00 o'clock upon:
"What God Hath Wrought!" in
the evening at 8:00, upon: "Hea
venly Visions." Attend these ser
vices, and you will be glud you
came. Junior League at 2:30;
Senior at 7:00; Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:30, con
ducted by the W. M. S. Mrs. Jji
hey will lead th study of the
Book of Acts. W. M. S. will meet
in regular session In their room
at the church Thursday afternoon
2:30. ltemember that the
Rev. W. V. Vinson of Chicago. I Church represents me most im
r.onnrnl Missionary of the Free uortaut thing in the world the
Methodist Church, will speak on
Home Missions at 7:30 p. m..
May 5.; on Foreign Missions at
7:30 p. m.. May 6. His extensive
trawls and close touch with both
Home and Foreign
future weltare of us an; uoni
neglect it for less Important
things.
Christian Church. Surely
Missionary nothing should ail our Bible
work enables him to bring a nies- i School, at least very long, when
sage full of interest and prom
Hear Him.
Good-by Romance
All through Ills long spell of Ill
ness his wife had been his devoted
nurse. Often he had wakened In
the nlrht to And her sitting by his
bedside, with soothing drafts and
words of syiuputby.
Now he had turned the corner,
and was well on the road to recov
ery. So one day he tried to thank
her.
'Mary, I shall never forget It.
told her. "Your sweetness to me
through this trying time shull al
ways lie like a golden corner In my
memory. Why did you do ur
Ile paused dramatically, hoping
to hear a whispered confession of
her love being the great motive.
Instead, she replied calmly: "Well,
Henry, who wants a widow with
three children"
In Scll-Defent
' An eminent. Vermont Judge was
fond of telling the following story:
At session of the criminal court
over which he presided a man was
being tried for stealing a sheep;
he had been discovered taking the
dead animal home, and when he
was arrested there was evidence
that the sheep had already fur
nished several meals for the family.
He was asked If he bud unythlng
to soy before sentence was passed
upon him. "I killed the sheep, youl
honor, but I did It In self-defense."
"Self-defense," snld the Indig
nant Judge. "What do you mean by
such a statement?" To which th
man replied: "No d n sheep bites
me and lives." Boston Globe.
Fear
The modern tendency In educa
tion Is to do nivny with fear, but 1
diiiibt If the disciplinary substitu
tions are as effective In diameter
building, says sonya i.evien, grand
daughter of a Hubbl, describing Ju
daism In Hearst's International.
"I do not' mean that quullty of
.'ear that is cringing and comurdly.
but the fear that makes for self
control so thut co-operation between
human beings becomes a possible
thing. The quality of fear thnt
limits the ego and Imbues one with
a sense of respect aud modesty as
agulnst the 'know It all' quality of
the modern adolescent youth. Fear
lasts longer than faith."
.Li j i irr. au
Convincing Indeed
Solid i or Are uu sure you used
every argument with which to con
vince your ..unhand?
The Wile Absolutely. There Isn't
a whole, dish in the house. Lon
don Answer.
When Chocolate Was New
Frnnce hns Just been celebrntins
the third centenary of the nrrivul of
chocoliite In UKM. The Spanlurris
brought It frmn Central Anierleu,
aud son It wna the race In Paris.
Chocolate took a bmg time, com
paratively, to reach Kncland, hut In
lttT.7 there appeared the following
advertisement In London: "In
liinhonsuate street. In Queen's Head
alley, at a Frenchman's hoirse, tann-
excellent west India, drink called
chocolute to be sold, where you
amy huve It ready at' any tune," and
also unmade, at reasonable rates."
Early Days of Boxing
In the eurly days of box In if there
was no time limit to the length of a
round, which might last for one sec
ond or one hour. It ended only with
a knock-down, and not more than
thirty seconds wan allowed for rest
and recovery. The knockout blow
hud not then been Invented. Con
sequently, contests were likely to
be prolonged fur beyond what Is the
case nowadays, when championship
buttle that are counted In terms of
seconds are by no means uncommon.
Use News-Kemww classified Ad
rtrslne for results.
Remember This:
GENERAL Gasoline assures
you Easy Starting, Clean
Combustion, Maximum
Power,. Full Mileage!
Independent Dealers Only!
WHY?
i
" ENERAL Gasoline is sold only by Authorized Independent Dealers.
JT Why?
Because it is the policy of GENERAL to encourage by every reason
able means economical production and distribution of high-grade gasoline
for motorists! ,
When you buy GENERAL from an Authorized Independent Dealer
you are sure of courtesy, full measure and square dealings, and
You are sure, too, of receiving, today, tomorrow, next week or six
months from now, the same high-grade power-fuel planned and made ex
pressly for motor use and refined by th most efficient, most advanced sys
tem known to the industry.
Sold Only by Authorized Independent Dealers
"Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decide!"
G
m
and lubricants
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C. D. FIES, Local Distributor
ROSEBURG, OREGON
riinrrh of I hrM of Myrtle
Creek, for Sunday. May 3. 19::.',.
Sunday School nl 1rt:00 Let's
we have two doctors to look ailer
It. It's Giblis and Moon are at
Hie helm. They have important
announcements to make nvit Sun
dav. lie there and hear them,
i'hs C. K. convention had to
keep the Sunday Sc hool up to par. ,e postponed until next Friday.
There worn X2 there last week. Watch paper next week, for pro
ve ought to have over a hundred gram.
this week. J'reaihinK at 11:00
Mrs. B. A. Rymus
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Next week Is music weak, and
will be iittlngly becun Sunday
eveniuB at the churches. We are
planning an "Evening With the
Great Hymns of the Church."
Sunday evening. The orchestra
will begin tire promum with a
thirty minute concert. The choir
and quartette, will give Bpeclal
numbers. Stories of some of the
Great Hvnms and their authors
with pantomime of Hock ol Ages,
and a talk on the value of the
hvmns in worship, will make up
the program, liurlng thu week
the orchestra will play at various
places in the city, closing the
week with a concert at the Dou
glas Hotel, Saturday evening.
Teachers conference will be
held next Ssinday at .1 o'clock.
;et Thursday evening at 7:"0
I our "Lhurcn .igui ni" ""'"
begin. M. r.. jiu.
T
HIS NIGHT
may convince you
Sallow skin is more than skin
deep. For that tired, worn out
listless feeling, keep your
stomach, liver andbowelsfree
from indigestion, biliousness
and constipation.
Chamberlain's Tablets
will keep you clean inside. Take
two tonight. They will not make
you sick and you will feel good to
morrow. Only 26 cents.
Sold toerywken
chased a few months ago from tho
United Stales shipping board, hav
ing bcfn built at Vorlland, Oregon,
in 1919.
The Unitfd Fruit steamer San
gil, from Huston to Halifax, aa
asked by the Canadian department
of marine and finhtTh-s to proceed
to the location mentioned in the S
jO S but no report was received
ifroin her.
Local stations were unable to
asct-rtain the name of the ship or
Ills position and cattmatrd that It
1 must have been nt by a vetttte.
approximately halfway between the
United Slates and Europe.
The Message of Thousands oJ
Women
Scalllc. Wash. " I think Dr
Tierce s Favorite Prescription i s i
fplcndid aid to pro'-pcctive mothers
1 ua advised to Uke it during m ;
iirt expectancy and 1 Kt o muc I
help iri'iii it. in addid .!.y5;ca. j
strength and rest f nines to the
iirrvcs. tnat 1 1uivp alv.dvs ui-cd it
ii:r incr c.ich expectant period. I
va able to com nue my huc-work
tht up to the I;. -4 day and had
I i-tctic;.) no siihcrintf. It weald
ii 't he r.M for me to not tell ot
the hencht 1 have derived from
the 'i'avcrite Prescription' ioT the
sake id other women.
Itosting sulphur at Metzger's.
FAINT S. 0. S. IS
NEW YOKK, May 1. The faint
sort from a flni in distress
heard le te last 11 mil. -iis report
fd to Halifax by tlia lied Star Zee
land, as coiiiHi from latitude 41.
longitude til, remained umiplain
ed today.
The -eland, aft r reaching the
spot at Hp. ni. and standlnn by in
nense ifje. sent si ii.ei
& VA:kA the - ship
Start at once with l!ii "l'rcscn!-
lion" and sec how quickly you pick
which Failed from .Ne
ort News on April in for Jtaliiax,
non ano ir now quickiy you pc . .,.
. i ;tm vnncicn rratt of i.i2i tons net.
Ir. Pierces Invalids Hotel in Unf- loaded with.coal. The Clsckmas to
ilo, N. Y., (or Iree sdvice or scad owned by W. E. MacLwnalU ol
luc ior Uil pkg. UblcUi Bwdney and otuwa and waa pur-
NoTIt'K In t enby nlvrn thnt tlie
St.il' IimJ Urd of tho Mtutf- nf
r'Kn Hill revive yi-alod b. at
Km oiM'-e in the I'Hpltol IluildlnK At
.il'irit Oregon, to U:'y o -lock
A. M Jun i, V.l for nil th Htitt.t s
interest In the tuTeinafltr dc nlfd
U'lf lundn kIviuk. h'w-vT, to tho
owner or on-r of mty lnl ahut
tinK ur truiiuritc tli'icon tho irf
eretire rijil't to pnr hnne nuid l.inli
at the hiKht pi i oJf-rfl, provid
ed purh oitrr In m;nle in Rood fuiih,
and that toe Board r ervfs the
riKtit to reject any nnd all bjd:
bitld lands r aituatf-d in Uohr
la County, Oregon, Mud described
follows:
Ut-Kinnlng nt a point N. 9 rl-g.
XT ioin. i. I.2 f't from tii on -iindT
torri'-r on tli north hunk of
M-iilard (Jr-i'k, l:iwi- ti jn- tioi.fi 21
Hi.il A. T. ill K It. n W. of W.
J iMiiL-f H. 42 d-g. 21 nun. W. l-"0
I. tt, along tid lands hrelor-)rP
lil, i. : d iif 1 nun. W . 1
f.-et; h. Jt d:g- - ruin. B. ,t.O iv-t:
N. i dtg t" "in. K. :::. ft, N.
4i dt-g. 23 min. K. t-ct: S. 41
dog. ID mm. W. TV 04 frt to U- of
h-Hinnittx, coutaining 1.4 a.re of
tide Und.
Aprilatloni Bhould be occonr
pniMd ly tn-'k or draft for th
amount of bid and should b d-dr-drd
to J. a. nitowN, ri,i;i:K
OK STATU I.AMJ iiAltl. FAI.KM.
tti; lc .N, and nmrk' d "A ('Ho nt ion
and bid to junh4fli- ttdu Istiid tu
1ouglaa County, Oregon.
1'aUd at bale ro, ortgon, March 20,
int.
a. o. buows.
Cura kuu i&4 Mwu4.
Timely Hints For The Home Buyer
Insect Screens Guard Health and Insure Comfort of Family;
WILL the world of the future
be dominated by lnaects or
human beings? Philoso
phers are speculating while scient
ists are en gaped In conflict with
the boll weevil, the Japanese beetle,
the Gypsy moth and other "blights."
Kvcn the old-faahloned potato bug
Is coming In for his share of at
tention. In the meantime, tho av
erugo man Is In combat with the
malarta-baring mosquito and the
typhoid-spreading 11 y.
S0m
f . ,ik ; L. if
lllli
l!-irrrr il
TheCtmnl Type u? un9 Jrr"n
popular Type of
Screw. Door
I Ioor and window srns are
nonnry 'n guarding hf-alih and
! eontfort from the attarka of lh
i umuU swarms ot spring and suui
j itier pstS.
Ilcfors buying his srrerns, the
! houtv-holdt r should flrnt ciM rmtne
j the type of screen that will bst
! ault his rfqulrt-m' nta. A type
i known a "half -scre-n" fits on1
half of the window oper-lng and(t!.s of Inserts;
Toay be ltbr siatlnr.nry or Sliding, j nUi ke.-p out moiwpiltos of all
Prr-"ris of the rasmnt draign aretaz n nnd th stimlhT Insects tis
tlJicr doublo or ;.ig;e frame and ' unlly prevnl-nt; 1 mnh Is npid' d
are hinctrt. They oin outw-'ifiU onlv tn nriHit-s Infmted with
and can be s.ung hack to tf.iv
the window opening entirely clear, inn
evmtually becomes an "opn door
to lllea and mos'inliofR. For per
manent proti-cMori, It la advlsale
to use wvn rloth thnt dos not
rust, such as bronse or copper (n
a ct ixTt-i-n cloi h. Non-runtinff
m-rt-ons may be put up and tnknn
down yarlv with asunince that
the screen cloth has no weak "pots
from rnV. to caute It to brink ut
handling. i
In tho rase of serpen doors It
will Ivs found an sdvnniage to have'
a heavy ire ajuard In the louar
panel to proti:cl thein against kklis
and knocka.
In screening n home It Is ner
r-aanry to give attention to other
openings b-sld s lh" main doors
a. arnaij and other verr small and windows. OHiir and atlio
t- I windows, skylight vents and v-n
window opening clear when de-1
sir- d. giving similar advantages to
th" riaeinent sereen.
The moat Important part of every
rren, howrvcr, la the Insert
aerei n cloth for It la Itils pirt of
ih- scp'en that bars tho winged
pista. The Inarct screen cloth ail
np'uMd for general uie Is iiNuulIy
14, 16, or 11 mesh clnth. The ng.
ures denote the number of open
In" to erh linen r Inch of sereen
cloth. The M meh inseet cloth
will keep out fll-s and Urgr var-
1 mesh cloth
Broccoli Growers! j :
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Here is a planter sold strictly on its merits. The
proof is in what the man who uses it says; any of
the following men, known to you all, will be glad
to tell you:
B. F. Nichols, niiltllo
Ell.ert Hall, Itlddle
Dick Ulam, Kiddle '
Elmer Nooro, lilddlo
H. II. Horton, Riddle
Smith Dros., Kiddle
D. 8. L. Freltag, Riddle
Faster Dulaer, Roseburg.
sr ass m w s mi m..s i j a ii l r"-.
srs off.'n overlool:.
Mn k.I.'.i.Ib. In wln.lnw Irirl'i. Or'llnarv srrfns rust sn1 flPITTl- lliailllff imin
Iho "top buns" srn Is hh & r paint tier mr rraiinf pro-1 d but tbsjr, too, should also be
H U WO tai twlou 10 Issvs as.tsct Ultra loo fcvury rust-syot , scrssnsd.
Must have order this month to get car load price
After this car load the price will go up.
Fertilizer attachment at small extra cost
Special Deep Setting Shoe Especially for Broccoli
Made and Guaranteed by the
NEW IDEA SPREADER CO., Coldwater, Ohio j
Represented by j)
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