Roseburg news-review., May 13, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NKWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. MAY 13, 1925.
FIVE
g
FLOWER
BOWL
98?
Friday and Saturday Only
A new kind of attractive Flower Bowl. Satin finished and as
sorted colors. The new feature Is that the base Is attached.
Instead of coming separately.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Winchester Store
LOCAL NEWS
Refrigerators at Powells.
Here Kt'W ruy
I At Wolf Creek
M. F. Kite and S. J. Jones spent
a lew hours at Wolf Creek Tues
day attending to business matters.
Powers Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. II. Cile were visit
i noon, spending beveral hours at
tending to business matters and
shopping. They reside at Powers.
Portland Man Here
Fred Tiffany, who la with a
i Portland dental supply company.
is here for a few days visiting lo
cal dental offices.
In Tuesday
Mrs. James Hamons was here
Tuesday from points south shop
ping and visiting with friends, sue
resides at Canyonville.
pmr th
e
NEW.
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
WB keen abreaat of the
times. We do not show
70a last year's Ideas and
designs. You will find
here whatever la novel,
whatever la new and
whatever la fine In silk.
"Quality and Economy"
The Silk Store
8llks and Satins
ABRAHAM
ROSEBUrtG, ORE.
JACKSON STREET 113
store 'Emm
Interior Finish and Mouldings I
The largest stock of interior finish. Casings, Base
and Mouldings in the city all thoroughly kiln dried and
well manufactured.
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co. f
MODEL DAIRY
The only dairy in Douglas County selling
CLARIFIED MILK.
We invite inspection.
Pure bred St. Mawes Jersey for service.
Morning and Night Delivery Phone 44-F11
1 U. 11. Aruest arrived here from
Cottage drove last night to spend
i a tew days attending to business
From Round Prairls j affairs.
Mrs. T. 11. Burnett was In this! McCormlck and Deerlng mowers,
morning; for several hours visit tig Dlu,te anu rake, Bnd p u
ami attending to buHlueHS affairs. ju wlmrton Br0ll.
febe resides at Hound Prairie. .
n Tuesday (
Lloyd Wilson was a visitor here
from out of town poitits Tuesday,
Small Son Better-
Melvin, Jr., the small son of Mr.
aim Mrs. Melvin Kluson, of this
l-lll' u ll.l I... l.....n .....I- III will.
h.r-i.-'.V.MLh0w,;"r!1i'n.?!la ls K-ported slightly bet-
.r isr vucv?wmin 1 1
,wiwSWrfv Safe
'nfantw.
invalid. I
Th.AgeJ '
Nourishing Digestible No Cooking.
SaT" Avoid Imitations 3uDsotut.es
Melrose.
Is Visiting, Daughter
Mrs. Gilbert Oleson atrlved here
the first of the week from Olen
dale, to spend a week or so visit
ing at the home of her daughter
Mrs. A. W. Wampole.
Seen the Corona Four? On dis
play at Parslow Furn. Co. Ask for
Mr. Llntott,
Visitor Here
Mrs. W. Leake and daughter
spent Beveral hours lu this city vis
iting with friends and shopping
Tuesday. They reside at Uixon-ville.
From Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Long were
visitors from out of town points
Tuesday, and spent several hours
shopping and visiting friends.
They reside at Cleveland.
Mrs. Henniger Visits
Mrs. Clyde Henniger was a
II I .. Tit..... law fn.,,.
Wilbur and spent a few hours
here attending to business and
shopping.
Browns Visit Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown were
In from their ranch near Dixon
viile yesterday afternoon, and
spent some time here visiting with
friends.
From Winchester
Mrs. I. E. Woody was among the
out of tow n visitors yesterday, and
spent several hours visitins; and
shopplna. She Is a resident of
Winchester.
Navy Men H
George L. Troyer, U. S. Naval re
cruiting officer and J. II. Barton, al
so of the II. S. Navy, arrived here
yesterday from Portland to spend
i a few days on business.
Itetlims to I)et roll
Mrs. Belle Christman, Rlster of
L. II. Skinner, left last night for
her home at Detroit, after spend
ing the winter visiting with her
brother and family at Winston.
To Visit At iary Home
Margaret A. Spencer arrived
here last night from Creswell, and:
will 'spend a few days visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Crury, on 1170 Military avenue.
To Visit at .Winston Home
Mrs. W. C. Winston arrived
here Inst night from Huwllns, Wy
oming, and will visit for some'
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Winston. Sr., at Winston.
ler today.
X. V. Women Motoring South
Miss Anna Cobb and Mrs. E. M.
Rtee, both of 1'rooklyii. New York,
eiuijiru uer 'U nils Cl U9 visi
tors last night. They are on their
way to San Francisco by auto.
Visiting Sister
Mr. Forrest G. Williams arriv
ed Tuesday evening, motoring
irom Los Angeles to spend the
summer with his sifter, tin. 11.
A. Cunaday and otlivr relatives.
From Elkton
Charles Taylor returned to his
home at Elkton yesterday after
noon after spending several hours
In this city Hading and attending
to business affairs.
To VWt Here
Mrs. 1). .Mercer arrived here
last night from Denver, Colorado,
to visit at the home of Mrs. K.
C. Hale for the next two weeks
or so.
From Wilbur
Tiihn Mcl'lnnnhiin vn. A visitor
In this city from points north yes-
teniay, and spent me aiiernoon at
tending to business matters. He
resides at Wilbur.
Coast People Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Comer, of
Mnrshflcld, were here visiting a
short time yesterday, before leav
ing on the evening train for San
Francisco to visit.
In Tuesday
Among the visitors from south
ern points in the connty to spend
a few hours here yesterday attend
ing to business matters was Ed
liilr.ngs. lie is a resident of Can
yonville. - ' '
Return Home-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMuIlen and
Mrs. G. T. Dallerve, who have been
here visiting and on business for
the past several days returned to
their home at Myrtle Point this
morning by auto.
REV.HH win
TAKE PASTORATE
Xnvy Oifiror aim! WWp VMt
LtoutPnant and Mrs. II. Messing
of Berkfly. California, slopped
over in ihtn city last nlfilit an
gu'e.sts at the iwugla Hotel. Lt.
.Mossing is a retired naval officer
ufier many years service. The
couple have been ou a motor trip
north, and were enroute to San
Francisco.
MEDPORD. May 13. A nov
elty in permanent exchange of
pastorate ia that by which Rev.
K. U. Leach, pastor of the First
Haptist church of Med ford, who
recently accepted a call to the
First baptist church of Bremer
ton, Wash., will be succeeded here
by Rev. Dr. V. H. Katon, for the
last aeven years pastor of the
Bremerton church, and who for a
longer period prior to that was
pastor of the first Baptist church
of RoseburR, Oregon.
The exchange will take effect
the last of May.
In Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rkhter and
daughter, Mudelyn, were here.
Tuesday from their home at Sun
Rhine Ranch, and spent the after
noon visiting and attending to
business matters.
To Hold Track Meet
The Roseburg hlnh school track
men are preparing for their Mine
track meet, when they contest
ajialnut the Myrtle I'olnt high,
school teams at Laurel wood Satur
day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Hotel Man Visits
B. Srhrnid, manager of the Ho
tel Sutherlln, at Suiherlin was a
visitor in this city Tuesday after
noon, and ppt'iit a short time here
attending to business matters.
8. P. Bridge Supervisor Visits
O. V. Chaney, bride and building
supervisor for the Southern Pacif
ic com ian v. who has been here
from Portland for the past day or
i so on business, left this morning
' for Dole, where he will spend a
short time on business before re
tur urg north.
llotelmeu Hero Mst Nigl.t
Ci. B. Walker, co-propnotor and
manager of the Moore Hotel, in
ivuitle, and 11. 01 Madison, man
ager of the Norton la Hotel, in
Portland, stopped qver in this
city and were guests of R. S.
Weaver, at the I nipqua Hotel.
They were enroute home attvr a
motor trip south, where they vis
ited L. L. Weaver, manager of the
Vreka Inn, at Yrel.a, Cal.
tudeDa.ter costs less per pound
tlan butter.
Louis C. Davis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phono 569-R
427 East Douglas St.
The Umpqua Florist
Choice Cut Flowers Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
Visit Our Greenhouse or
Call 40 F2.
LOCAL NEWS t
Roofing special 2 ply, only $1.65
at Powells.
Here Tolay
Mrs. B. Bridge and son arrived
here this morning from Wilbur to
I upend the day attending to busi-
ness matters and shopping.
Moth Time
Get (he clothes to us
before the moths get -o
the clothes.
Our Auto Will Call
J Prions 277
, Ladies Aid to Mest-
The South Circle of the M. E.
'Indies Aid Society will met t on
i Thursday afternoon at the homo of
l Mi a. Dent on South Pine SL
To Spend Day
Mrs. John Walker arrived hero
this morning from Wilbur to spend
th-? day visiting in Roseburg and
attending to business mutters.
I
Coast People Spend Day
Mr. and Mm. A. S. Jenkins, who
formerly resided at Looking (Ilass
nnd are known here, motored here
yesetrdny from their home at
Ni.rth Rend and spent the day vis
iting with friends.
Better '
Mrs. 11. Biitt, who hn been quite
ill at hir hone- :n St ph'T.s Mreet
for the pat few days, is reported
as slightly hotter this morning.
Returns From Salem
R. W. Marsters returned to this
ciiy this mornlnir aftT spending
several days visiting his family at
Salem, and attending to business af
fairs. ,
Tsnkc added
20 pounds
"Scren jearz' sTor-erfi I. -)Nd.j cost mt
tots tf iroitry, but t bottlrs'of Tanlat
tHGdt mr a uell ar.d hapj y man. J Imot
gained 20 As. netr felt so welt I ' '
Otto Scgrio, PortlcaJ, Ore.
TANLAC is Nature s greatest
tonic and builder. Made irom
routs, barks and herbs after the
I a: !r.c formula, it revitalizes the
bl.xjd, tones up the digestive organs
md puts the whole system in
lighting trim.
Don't jo about your wori sickly
md uVcouragrd. Follow the ex
ample of m'llior.s who have been
'lclp'd by Tanlac. Slop at your
lni";,it's todav and jret this won
derlul tonic' You'll be surprised
tow cuickly you start to improve.
For Constipation
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills
TANLAC
FCIl YOUR. HEALTH
Leaves For South
Mrs. R. C. Belle, recent arrival
here, who has been residing In
Roseburg, left this morning for
SHn Francisco, where she will meet
Mr. Belle, who will arrive there
soon from Chicago. They will re
turn here and Mr. Belle Will visit
with his family for several weeks,
before returning to Chicago. Ho
expects to return to this city in
July to locatR, after business affairs
are completed in Chicago.
i
Show Films On Science
I At an assembly held Tuesday
'afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in the
jauditorium of the hlh school, ih
student body was treated to a very
Interesting net of films on science.
The films were loaned to the sci
ence teachers by the I'niversity ef
California. There were a series-of
four films, two dealing with do
imestlc science on. "The Bakinc of
: Bread," and the "High Cost in hlv
;ing;" the third set on physiology,
emitted "Inside out.' took up di
gestion; the fourth film was "The
Honey Bee," taken from biologv.
Mrs. Tiefren Heturnj -
Mrs. J. M. Trefren returned to
her home In this ciiy last night af-
ter spending tho pa-U several days
i In F.ugenc, where sho visited lief
daughter, Miss Th?lm. Tret .-en,
, who has been 111 at the ChiiHi.in
I Pacific hospital for the past week,
j Mizs Trefren was dfninUsfJ 'lues
' di;y from the hoipltal, where s'ie
I ha been under the care of It.
Set her, and her many friends here
'will be glad to know that she is
much' bettor. While at Kug-ne,
Mm. Trefren was a guext at the
Delta Delta Delta Sorority and at
tended the Mothers Day vxt -reives
held Sunday at the University of
Oregon.
GOVERNMENT HITS A
SNAG IN BOOZE TRIAL
(Auncmu-d lt Uwat-d Wir.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 13. The
government struck a snag today in
the trial of Oscar Lund and others
charged with rum running, when
Mrs. Kdna M. McDublin, former
special federal prohibition agent,
found difficulty In answering
questions of assistant United
States District Attorney Stearn.3.
She told of meeting Dean
Thomas, one of the defendants.
After she met Thomas, she saw
him nearly every day. But as to
his telling her about bringing In
liquor" and of his statements on
July 1!)4, the night of his arrest
In Warren ton, Ore, she could not
recall. After looking at tho notes
i she had kept she said:
j "Mr. Thomas was sllvhtly drunk
lone niclit and ho madn a state
ment that he had several hundred
cases of liquor coming in Inside of
ten days. He said he would smile
to see the government get him
and they got him "
Asked regarding her friendship
for Thomas, she replied:
"I cannot see that it is neces
sary to dlaruss things that hap
pened since I quit the employment
!of the government.''
I Stearns asked the direct ques
tion whether she and Thomas are
I engaged, but Mrs. McDulin
promptly answered: "No we aro
not.
I'pon continued questioning re
garding the turn the case had
taken, the witness said: "1 think,
lots of him, yes."
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 159 L.
also
Macaroni
Spaghrttt
10c a package
Spray your cows with F.asy-Ross.
lit kills the flies. Sold by Whar-
ton uros.
:l y STIMULATED
Foley Puis
A DiOiiEIIC STIMU
.RWTlERBHg .
"w!!f.Thapman
T
The Return of Warm
weather makes a Refrig
erator a most necessary
PIECE OF
KITCHEN
FURNITURE
We have a Refrigerator
just the size that will
please you.
GET OUR '
LOW PRICES
LENOX FURNITURE
COMPANY
321 N. Jackson 8U Roreburg
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester 3L Phons 4V0
Mrs. D. Cornwell
Patients Prl igod to Mavs
Thefr Own Doctor
Stocks and Bonds
We solicit inquiries to buy or
el! any marketable llxtcd, local
or unlisted securities.
Active market for Durant, Star,
Flint end Rlekenhaeker Motor
i."suft; Public I'tilfties.
Prompt attention given all or
ders. "anh paid for purrhaen;
no d'-lay. Quotations furnished
HOOD BROTHERS
8 Chamb'T of Commerce Pldg.
Portland. Ore.
"Best Implement I Ever Used"
What? The Moline Orchard Cultivator. Some
thing new, something different, something better.
Come in and find out about this combined plow,
springtooth, disc plow, scarifier all in one.
See Us First We Can Save You Money
and sell you better goods.
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE.
FOR SALE
KOIl SALE need baby carriage.
& 8. StcpUcun.
SIX'OND HAND Vaughan drag
i;iw at Wuarton Uros.
J A I' A LAO. Paints auil Varnishes, at
Powell s Furniture Co.
FUH SALE Lloyd reversible baby
carrluKtf. l'huae 13b.
FOlt SALE Crib and SturglTrued
buxKy. 106 N. I'arrotL
FUU SALfci Pack and "saddle
borses. Ucycr llrus. Puone 14F14
FUH SALE 100. tiers old growth
ltilurh block fir. Llnilblum
DUonvllle.
3EW1N0 MACHINES for sale, for
rent, and repairing. Powell Fur
niture Co.
FUU SALE Wicker baby buggy,
practically new (25. Mrs. LilUard
127 Kane St.
FUll- S A LE I.lhttrallerTAlso
lawn swing. Address A. L. Step
hens, 830 Winchester St.
FUR SALE Hampshire gilts and
Droou sows in pig. IT taken be
fore pigging, gilts at 1-5. Brood
sows at $40. Also sows with,
pigs. A. C. Wilson. Box lii,
Youcslla. Oregon. -
FOIl SALE 6 room house nnd lot
40 by 100. Large garden, garage.
Inquire at 916 Hamilton St.
FOIl SALE Ford touring car, good
condition, price reasonable, W.
K. Cllngenpeel, phone 23F34.
FOirsALE Shetland "pony 35or
will trade for sheep. (J. 1 Weber,
Phone 4HF13. Itobert Creek.
FOIl SALE Slab woodf J1.50p'tVr
cord at leady Spur. Highway
Lumber Co. SuthViiln. Oregon.
WEST SIDE 5 'room house. Good
lot with bearing fruit trees.
. 11200 caab. This Is well located.
U.W. Young t Son. Phone 417.
FOIl "SALE Oak block woofl16
Inch, ti.M tier; Id inch block
oak stove wood $11 cord. Light
weight work mare, young. French
Nichols, ItL 1 Box D3.
" OAK Tl.MHKItr wagnn"nfa"lurian
saw mill rolls, also 300 tiers Uuk
Stub, stove and heater wood,
from 11.25 to 1.75 per tier. 111a
bee Mill and Manutactory, Oak
land, Oregon.
FOIl SALE Oil TRADE Thorough
bred Kngll.th setter female pup,
out of the best strain on Paeilic
Coast. Will take slG or good
22 rifle, l'hone 355-R.
Foil SALE Heavy hack in condl
tlon. No. 2 Sharpies Cream sep
arator la good condition, cheap
or will trade for something 1 can
uho. J. 11. Wilson Phone 2F31
FOR " RALE Ilroccoll "plants, A
No. 1 HI. Valentine strain, seed
raised from our own plants. $5
er thousand, reduction on largo
orders, C. (1. Sheppard, Dlxon
vllle, Oregon.
FOR SALE 2iiil ai res Willi sloi k
and imiilements In mineral tndt
in Nortli Myrtle Creek valley;
good for dairy, sheep, or stock
ranch; lots of timber, and good
mill site; water rlKht for irrigat
ing and minipg. Price (b:od cash
or $-5oo dow n. balance terms.
Wm. Steuer, Huck Fork, Oregon.
1SEI) CAR IIARCAINS . ""
Hllltnioblle delivery $75
11121 Ford Delivery $150
l'J20 Chevrolet Touring $175
j 1!I23 Ford Touring $275
I 1IC3 Fird 'i'ouring . $25
, 1 1J4 Ford Coupe $175
1921 Foul Sedan . $.1.10
l'J23 IxmIw Touring $",50
Itoy Catching Motor Co. Across
from City Hall. Roseburg Oregon.
TERMS $250.00 down and $30.10
per month .buys a 5 room plas
tered bouse. Modern plumbing.
Garage. Large lot on Pacific
Highway. Price $2500, $250 down
balance $30 per month. Including
Interest on deferred payments at
t per cent. O. W. Young ft Son.
Phone 417.
WHY YOUR HOUSE DON'T SELL
Because it does not bave oak
floors. You will be surprised
bow cheaply you ca ncover that
old unsightly soft wod flooring
. with "Perfection" Oak Flooring.
Suiricient to lay a room 10x12
for $10.00 Sold only by Cora
Lumber Company.
SACRIFICE SALE Good buy for
speculation. Fine corner 1 rots,
bO ft frontage on paved St. Side
walks just finished and paid tar.
Plain 5 room bouse, porcelain
bath, one block from Stephens
St. near Rose school. $1150,
Small payment down will bandls
tills bargain If taken at onect
Will take part payment In rent.
Phone 260-L. "
WANTED
z3
WOMAN wants work by the boor.
Call at 421 PI Her St. or phone
30-L. .
WANTED Maternity cases In your
home by practical nurse, MrJ. J.-
Kromminga, RL 2, Box 123-B;
WANTED- Man with $1000 to "go
In pardnership In well established
commercial business. Address P.
O. llox7S4, Roseburg.
THE FULLER BRUSH company
wants two married men with
cars for Its service department.
Must give best of references.
Apply evenings Umpqua Hotel.
U. B. Arnest,
3
FOR RENT
j FUR RENT 5 room modern hous
with garage. 627 Short St. .
I FOR RENT One modern two room
I furnished apt. and one sleeping
I room. 927 Winchester St, -
I SHEEP TO LET out on shares. Jn
! quire of T. M. Olllvant, 842 South
I Pine St. or phone 75-Y.
FOR RENT Wood-ranch witb
lioufe and barn, or sell cheap.
Address Ranch, Care News-Bo-
View.
FOR RENT Furnished highway
lunch and dining room. Also large
garage building. R. W. Curtis,
Glendalo, Ore. Phone 11-V-l-V.
Glendale.
FoifnENT Two"room "furnished
apartment on second floor, also
four room furnished apartment
on ground floor. 216 So. Step
hens St.
( LOST AND FOUND :
j LOST 3 keys on key ring Sunday.
I Finder please return to this office
I LOST Bunch of keys on chain.
rnnier please leain m nc3 no
view office. Reward. .
TUBBY
It Certainly Acts Like a Ghost.
YOU OUGHT TO
Insure Your A u'lo
For Automobile Insurance
All coverages
We are at your service
qG. W. YOUNG tc SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417 '
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MISCELLANEOUS -
HAVE HlTiRON 7 Pats. Sedan,
Cood condition. Want good va-
I cant loL Cull 4W.
i YEAR old Jersey "bTill-to Uaile
fur aunther one. J. v. McConncll
I'mpqua Paik Add.
;Tlil'LK -3, ton l'arkard'ar.d Irail
i er, w ill exrhanice for vacant
propoiiy or lumber, "lione tW
CAR (itVNKIt lon't" forpet -tj
call bit when In Bred of into
I pans. Saifl's Auto Wrekla
Hours.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
I OR. ti H. ri.YI.KR ChiropractU
physician, 12 W. Lane bt.
Reliable Tailor -
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Nsxt Umpqua Hots)
Cleanipg, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothe
ia Roseburg