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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MAY 22. 1925.
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Getting it U a question everyone should consider when buying food. Think of
it 40 of the average man's income is spent for food stuffs. At every
20th Century Grocery j
a dollar is 100 cents and a pound is 16 ounces. That's only right it's due you.
1" Eut this this is what concerns you most. ..Its the savings on every item in a
20TH CENTURY STORE that counts.
I OFFERINGS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
I M A Y 23 and 25
J SUNDAY AT THE J
t CHURCHES X
Klrt rreoytcrlnn fhurcli
A The Ilrlck Church on the Corner.
the Church with a warm heart.
Hours of worship 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. Sunday School at :45
and Christian Endeavor at 7:00
Sunday la Memorial Sunday. The
! O. A. R' Veterana and Corps will
! attend services here. Seats will
! bo reserved for them. The ad
dress of the morning will be on
W ! Patriotism and Progress. In the
evening the pastor will speak, on
jS liitptfsm of Jeeus.
t leveniiHi community tliurcli.
Pastor, i.ev. Ed. Murphy. Sun
day School at 10 a. ni.; Services
II a. m. Christian Kndeavor
7:30 p. m., with Florence Grove
as leader. Welcome to all.
CARNATION MILK
Tails, per can
9c
CRISCO, 6 lb. can
for
$1,39
POST TOASTIES
per package
MAZOLA'dlL
Quart can for
45c
St. fieorjte'a Episcopal fliunh.
Corner Cass Avenue and Main
streets. Early services at 8:00
a. in.; Church School at :4S a.
m. Morning Prayer and Sermon
at 11:00 a. m. Subject of Ser
mon: "Don't Help Satan."
Itev. O. DO DOE, Vicar.
PINEAPPLE Standard diced Large cans, 2 cant for .
49c
RIPE OLIVES 1 On I 40 Tissue Kloth Nap- i fn I Crystal white soap QQ Ki and especially'
Bulk, pint for 1 0b kins for IUU 10 bars for Jjl miKhty? Is (l
1 ' E i sponsible for
FANCY CRAB MEAT "Sakhalin", packed in Japan, halve.
29c IS
PEANUT BUTTER
Fresh, per pound
22c
Maraschino cherries
5 ounce bottle for ..
J9c
Campbells large size
brk & Beans for ..
20TH CENTURY BULK TEAS, Finest qual ity Ceylon and India (black) lb. 59c
Long Spider Leg, or pinhead Gunpowder (green) lb
10c I
3
53c
Booth's Sardines LargeflFp
Cans, 2 for 3l
Full Cream Cheese
"2 pounds for
55c
Curve Cut Macaroni
4 pounds for
25c
KERRS BEST PATENT FLOUR
49 pound sack for
$2.29
MINCED RAZOR CLAMS " Matter"
halves, per can 15c; 6 cant for
89c
SOS Large
Package for .
22c
PURE LARD, bulk,
3 pounds for
65c
Matches 'Economy
Brand" 6 boxes for
25c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, "One Cup Meant Another" Direct to you from our
own Roaster. Always Fresh. 2 pounds for
95c
20th Century Grocery
, ROSEBURG STORE OAKLAND STORE
130 N. Jackson St. Old Bakcr-FIanary Location
I Internal lonal liable tit lulent a
; 4xiiiiion Hlble Hludy at tho
j Moose Hall, Sunday at J 0:110 a.
I m. The sAbjecta for study will be
j "The Subject of Atonement,"
I "Man," and the "Myafery KeveaK-ed."
a each human being separately
created by the Al-
Jod therefore, re-
the general unbal
anced and Imperfection of the
man family? What Is the ex-
nation of Mans superiority
over the beaut? And what fa the
pirlt of Alan? The above and
many kindred questions will be
studied and be answered by the
Hible. If you are interested fn
Hible Study, come and study with
us.
Catholic liurt-li Kane and Oak
Streets, Hey. If. Clery, I'astor.
May 20th. Mans and Sermon at
8 a. m.; Catechism Clans at 9:45
a. m.; High Mans and Sermon at
10:30 a. ni. Itottary and bene
diction of the M. Ft. S . In the
evening at 7:30. May Devotions
during the week as usual.
Drain Mass and Sermon at
9:30 a. m.
Seventh Day A.lventUf Church
building at 11'.:' Military street.
West itoseburg. Sabbath school
at 10 a. m.. Saturday niorning.
.Services at 1 1 o'clock. The pub
lic U cordially invited to attend
both these services.
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GLIDE NEWS
More rainy weather at Glide
Mr. and irs. Ci.iiord Lilly Boent
tho wmk end in Oakland with ..lta,
Lilly's mother. Mis. Kdwariis.
Mia. John UUTKe had the misfor
tune to fail and hurt her aim and
hand, two bones being broken in
her hand.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 1. Thornton of
KonebuiK and Mr. ami Mr. Mkhle
and two son of Ditiard, speiu laM
Sunday at Glide as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Durge.
T. 11. Jutl of Hong. and was seen
on the streets of Glide one day this
Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Shellabarger
of Alnnhu are vmitiug at Glide
Willi relatives and ir.tuUa for the
bummer.
Mia. Kinina Nenietz of Itoneburg
was vlMltum with Alia. John Alex
ander of Gude the host of the week.
She expects to have the first ot
next week for Shawnee, Wis., to
be gone all summer, watting with
jie.uuvcs mm lru-noa ai her old
KJinl MotlioriUt (liimli Cor
ner of Main and Lane streets,
Itev. Joseph Knotts, pastor. We
are. glad to note the number of
parents who not only send their
V children to Sunday School .but
Ej who accompany them. Every clflld
nas a rigni io a gooa example in
religious training- Let us all be
loyal to the best Institution for
character building. The Sundny
School begins at 9:45 a. m. Jjet
every cue be on hand at the be
ginning. The morning sermon
theme Is "The Justness of God."
The Junior League meets at 3 P.
M. Tire Kpworth League meeu
at 7 . M. The evening sermon
(heme Is 'Thy Youth." This will
le young people's evening. The
new officers of the Kpworth Lea
gue will be Instalhed. The ser
mon is especially prepared for
(his occasion and It Is hoped a
large number will be present for
tho service is one that Is well
worth attending. A cordial invi
tation is vxtt nded to all, particul
arly strangers.
home
X. Y. Z.
Cotprvu'tfTM
irk-
Qldjriends
and new
utter contentment The
macic ol Radio the new,
with th restlul Iricntl of
lorty yrart
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
DRAIN NEW8
Mr. anil Mrs. Jnliu lhiak of
j I 'i. ml aru visllinit al I hi' home u(
itlii'lr liautihtrr. Mrs. Win. Wadu
!alltl finiiil)', at itoHi'liurK.
Miss Auilri'y Hililicy f Drain Is
kIx'IkIiiik a ti'W days vixltlnn Willi
h'T num. .Mrs. l.li.Ui Lruiin lit
Klkitm.
Mis. .. ( Vt-lt'y iif lruin was
ralltMl l,i the honiu of Mis. Arthur
VlHl.
.Mi'.iKrrs Will Taylor ami Sam
J'owfh of I train ncnt tlio wrt'k
ii nil at Smith Uiv. r.
h:rnrt Woolcy of (iiintor mailo
la Im.'.in.'is trip to Pram Tui'mImv.
Karl llarrln, a fornior rflil.-nt
!of I 'nun was vinlluiK frlrnUs hi ri'
la.-t work.
j Tho Drain lili:li school Krailnat
linn I'M'iTisi'H ot t ho Sonlor ilass
, will ho h.'hl May li. An atlrar
jtlvo inoKraiii hu.i hoon im-parod
anil I'rofohMir 'rannor of tho Till
vorxlty of iih koii UI bo aponkor
of tho iiriiliig. A. II. t'.
MtjT vfetBrnAuto''Euipment j
After a year's hard work you are entitled to two weeks' vacation in the great outdoors
you need the rest and relaxation you can make the camping trip much more enjoyable
by using "Western Auto" equipment. We have for your approval everything that goes to
make camping more comfortable at prices that are exceedingly pleating. Step into a
"Western Auto" store and make your selection.
Palmetto Tents
Vtt popular because they are
remarkably compact no iruy
ropee only one pole, which ts
Jointed In two places the
whole outfit folds Into a small
package. Equipped with heavy
khaki floor, screen windows
nd pocket. Height feet.
$26.50 to S38J0, according to
else.
Standard Auto Tent
Sv.M and S14.8S
Other Tents S16.60 to $59.50.
iSill
This Week's Specials
FOLDING
Camp Chairs
better buy a set of four at this
price. Mnde of durable duck on
hardwood frame supported
with atnl braces tt has a back
that Is extra utronrr. Ou-
ular low pries is 11.15.
Special at
93c
AII-Purpoie Jar
Here Is a practical camping
item. The wide mouth of thi
one-pallon Jnr permits the In
sertion of meats or Ices keeps
contents hot or cold. Our reg
ular low price Is $3.7f eenu.'n
oarg-uin this week
at
$2.83
Ajax Restaurant
Pet your table as you would
at home. Suitcase desUn con
tain, nit knives. 6 forks. 6
spoons. 6 each of cups, plates,
and napkins, a salt and pep
per, snare for 2 vacuum bot
tles. I'rlce $16J50.
Icy Hot Restaurant
4 persons
$24 80
6 persons
$39.25
Four-Leaf Table
The "eats' seem to taste bet
ter when you can p'nnt yom
feet solidly under a table. Tji
ble top of the four leaf Is s
feet t inches by 2 feet I Inehe
anily accommodates four
pemnne plenty of knoe room.
Very compact when foldori
Prtre $7.50
California Box Table, com
trtuation table and rvsniaff
hour bom. $9.80.
Light Weight Folding Table.
$4.50.
Angelus Beds
Too can sleep like a "lor"
after a day In the open. BL'T
you must have the rixht hd
The AnKeus Is aa comfortable
aa your spring nrd at home.
Kaally carried folds into a
small unit. 8ize 48x76 Inches.
114.60.
All 8teel Folding Beds 12.5.
Simples Grid
60c sad 90c
Folding
Skillets
65c, 75c, 00c
ley-Hat and
otanley Bottles
and Food Jars,
1.aS to S7.50.
according to
capacity, finish
and make.
Foldrnr Cqtl
$3.85 each
Foldinf
Mattress
Singls JS.S0
Double $9.15
Poncho
Mattress
$9.65
Khaki Pillows
$115
Joinled Teat
Poles, each
65c
Metal Tent
Stakes, ea. 12c
11 0 per doz.
Coleman Stoves
Brln nn the food. Practi
cally evervthlnir you nre
prre at home ran be han
dled on a Coleman. It has a
real oven that t'ak-s and '
rortctts n wtnd bnff'e that
protwts the stovo in nnv
weather a (rns tank that
fo'ils Inside folrilnjr leits
that hold It about four
Inches from the ground.
Price, smnl! r.. $9JX;
larsre size $12 50.
Prentifs-Waber
Stovea, $5.85 & $7.85
TTip KIrNt ltnptlst fliun-h
t'orncr of Kano anil Hone strcM.4.
II. L. ('Hldwctl, Minister. It: 15
n. ni. The Church School, Carlos
li(Eo, Supl. TWs srhool Is run
Tor the benefit of all who will
mall thpinolvcs of Its pnvilcgt a.
(l-n to all ahT'-s and uradev np
ubU and dovout teachers In cl.arne
of each class.
11:00 a. m. Morning Wurship.
Message by the pa.stor. Music by
the chir. The service will be
hricftT than usual on account of
thv Dt'dication service at Ridillc
The people are invited to brtiu
Iheir lunches and go iinnuMl'r.te
ly after tho services U Klthlle
and have a Hu.nket dinner with
the people there.
At 2:;ut the Dedicatory Service
of the New Community Itaptis
(Miunh will he hold. 11. 1. Ciihl
well will ptvach tho ledlcalor
Sermon. All the people of the
local liaptfM Church are especi
ally invltid to this service.
T : 00 p. m. The Younn Teo
ple's MiVtlnKS. Thn e ocietlc.
If vou are vountr find yours and
fiillst. 's indav as iiMial. Kundav schwd at I " cordially Invited to attend
S:o0 p. m. Kvenlng Worship j m followed bv preaehina at topic for the meeting will
Message by the pastor. Special :i n,.v, Knotta will conduct thei"Soul and IJoly
tiiustc by the lltpn school sex
Handy Stove Legs
f Illustrated underneath the
t'ou-msn stove abow.)
Thev et your stove hlirh
enough off the around to
make cooking more con
venient fit any stove.
Price is $2.10.
Camp StooU
70c and 90c
Lsizy Back
Camp Chairs
Give real com
fort $3.25
Auto Coven
$10.65 to
$18.25"
Accord I n a to
size.
Camp Axe
$1.85
Auto Spadef
90c and $2.15
Tow Rope 07
feet) $1.85
Steel Tow
Cable $3.75
Web Straps
15c to 65c
Victor
Aluminum Set
You carry your kitchen rlaht
with you. S cooking pots 6.
4 and Qta. a 2-qt. coffe
pot, 4 cups, plate and 2 heavy
frying pans detachable "cool
handle" everything fits Into
the large pot. Price of the
complete set la only $10.50.
Wm carry a complete tin of
Canfmnm, Water Baga, and
Path.
Order by
Mail
Our Guarantee
Protects You
More than 12S stores all over the West
YvfesteraAnto
Supply Co.
117 South Stephens St.
Ji
Luggage Carriers
With an adjustable carrier at
tached to the running- board
of your car you can carry
practically all your requlre
hients outside the car. This
carrier folds up compactly
when not in use. Price $1.83,
12.75 and
Other Csrrisrs $1.45 to $3.60
For Your
Convenience
Open Till 9 p.m.
Saturdays
!.' held on this night the jest of
I lie limv.
I II. E. MOW.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
UOl
K vy TIMIII ATin
w w t r rr-
llo rnnu'oHrd of Mls-es ln !
till".1. Christ liinii'n. Mosrs l'nul
d.lfs. liiiliih t'hurch. Hall S.o-
l. and tlilmoro Vrrniillion. llai-
lifni.tl scrvirp. A m-olrome to the
public to all of our services.
In at 9:45. All aires from 4 to 20 j
years may be admitted. The read-
Ins room In front of the church Is Notice Is hereby elven that tho
jopen dally rxevot Sundays and holl- undersized has been duly appolnt-
S.rvlces at Green School homo ?' .to,l ? . m- 7.h! Pu"c ed by the county court of Dou!..
iu "
h.; County. Oregon, Administrator of
j the estate of I'lysses Grant Mc-
Ijiuchlln PeceastMl. All persona
havinK claims against said estate
All kinds of ollsroves at Powells.
. ineachliiK sfrvice.
i unltally Invited.
The public Is
IW.T.
t lirinian Church. There a
a time wlren folks thought that
ltiblo School whs for women ami
c h Hd tv n . If t h ere he any su l
Mill extant, h-t their misappivli. n-
he d 1 1 t 1 led I y stroll in k
around to the Christian Hih',
SrhiMil n.-t l,ord' I'sy and lak
In a sMulut at the Loyal Olr, !
. and at the Mon IUI1
t'lai. and then at the laru. m
cln In the school the Loyal Wo
men. We thank tire Lord for
I ni'-ti and women ho are ladm;
ilhelr children to Idhle School
! .uhict (or the s'rmon Hun. lav
' tnortttttK t. "Wltni'Hi'lnf At An'
I l'rlee." 1 -r. Moon will so'aK in
I the vvenlnr. Th ereulnn service
j will le held at It o'clock.
In the aiterncMm the mlnUter
will Slst the iHiuclns Counts
ChrUiInn Kudeavnr o. .leers m
conduriiuK rallies at OlendMe
land Myrtle t'r-'ek. Thvre will hr
l no senior T. K. meetinc a thy
will all he at Myrtle Creek
! Our next week Church IMkM
. w ill Ism hnlsl sm UVittiMrUv v. n.
A FiVl A IS) , tn This st ems to le the better
ITli-kiT nlht th. m.ati... .n.l It will
Foley Puis
Mill
For the Kidneys
llllilo 8tnndnri lllon. TliT
It vlval services at the mission are
m Krowlnft lnlere!l and tire crowds
.ire Increasing:. The Interest was
":tense last niRht. The Kvangel--I
hroiltfht out the thought of
1' oflt a-d Loss, statins: that the
I" ople In general are thlnkln-:
i-Tily of tire profit of this world
.i-hI fall to think of the world to,
come. Various typos of the old
ii ttamcnt were most beautifully
: rotmht out In reference to the
v orld to day.
Tonight the subject w ill be The
i; eat Jail Ilteak. Uring your
f: lends and Invite an enemy.
Tho pastor will prearh at the
11:00 o'clork hour at (llencary;
Minday School at the Mission at
1 on o'clock: classes for all.
The Krangellst will preai-h at
the 11:00 o'clock hour at the
Mission and In the evening r.r-
i'-e.
lie sure to attend the good old
tune revival services.
Fln Church of Christ. Scientist.
.11.' K. lXiuglas 8L Regular services
no held Sunday- morning at 11
i. Mock, and Wednesday evenlnn at
ritht o'clock, this meeting includes
te.Umoniea of bealing. Sunday
utiool coaveuea each Sunday morn-,
graduation announcements, call at n t"r' by rvquir,-, to Present the
the News Review office and see the J"""'" ,0 nie proin-rly verified as by
new line just received. , law r..qulr.d, at Koseburg, Oregon.
within six months from date hereof.
R -i .-. -r-t i Dated this slh day of May. 1925.
ead the Classified ads. , R. L. McLAVghlin
in The News-Review. Thev I Administrator of the estate of
mean dollar to voti.
( lyases Grant McLaughlin, Deceased.
YOU OUGHT TO '
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For Automobile Insurance
All coverages
We are at your service
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INSURANCE
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s
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