Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, July 10, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925. FIVE A Cool Place We have the coolest store in town. Come in and be comfortable while you trade. We have all kinds of good things to eat. Lettuce, celery and cucum ber and tomatoes for your salad, peaches plums, apricots and new apples, and berries for fruit. Next week we will have apricots from The Dalles, Ore gon, for canning. Leave your order now as this will be the last lot. t FOR SATURDAY SPECIALS WE WILL OFFER Fancy Salt Peanuts, 2 lbs, for 35c 9 lb. bag Sperry Pancake Flour 65c Ashland Canned Pears, 2 1-2 lb. can, per can....25c High grade Sweet Peaches, per can 20c Family Flour, good blend , per sack $2.20 Quality Meats Boiling Beef, lb 10c Pot Roast, lb 12 l-2c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb .-, 15c Veal Stew, lb. r .' 10c I lamburger, lb 15c Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. for' 35c Lamb Shoulder Roast, lb : 20c Fancy 1 leavy Bacon, lb. (Saturday only) 35c Heavy Fryers Light and Heavy Hens We Trim the Meat, Not the Customer PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery tfione 145 Meat Market 363 Free Delivery : i SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES i i 8t. GaoroVs Episcopal Church. . Saniiajr service. Communion serv ice at St. George's at 9:00 a. m. Church school si 9:45. Services at 1 Smberlln at 11:00 a. m. Key. A. O. i Dodge, Vicar. ! International Bibl Students As-: sociatlon. Meets at Uie Moose ! bull every Sunday at 10:80 a. m. On account of Mr. O. R. Pollock bo rn with us Sunday, there will not I be a class study Sunday morning, 1 as usual. But Mr. Pollock will ! speak to those Interested In Bible study Sunday morning at 10:30 a. m., and Sunday evening there will be a public lecture at 8:00 p. m. at the Moose hall.. Mr. Pollock's subject will be a standard Cor the people. He will explain ft fufllh nient of prophecies, so marked at the present time. There is outlined a program that was foretold In the Bible, a standard that promises adoption, because present troubles were foretold as shaping the stan dard for the people. Be sure and hear this lecture. Seals will be free and no collection taken. K member the date, July 12th, 8:u0 p. m. at the Moose hall. Baptist Church. Rev. O. F. Goet-1 tel, pastor of the Baptist church of Corning, California, will deliver an Inspirational address In the Baptist church of this city next Sunday morning. Regular Sunday school service at 9:45 a. m. In the evening the Baptists will join with ;he other churches In the union : service, when Rev. u Dell of the First M. E. Church, South, will preach in the Presbyterian church. i.HL and the new permit $-10,000, making a $ 'J G,i mo building in all. Other permits issued were to JIaroHl Woodruff for a J2U0 wood and stucco building on S. Stephenu street, nt'ar the city limits, to be used for a store building; to Henry Amirie tor a 4,U0O, two story concrete building in the rear of the K use burg Apartment house lor bu.-iiuf.sa purposes, and to Mrs. H. li. Roadman for a U'0 garage building on the corner of Flint and Mosber streets. The Itose Investment company today s cured a building permit in Hi- sum of $-KM"M, covering tne aUdiitnns und alterations made to the hotel which the company is constructing at the cwruer of Siephens and I-ane streets. This lintel was originally planned for three stories, and was to be of con crete and wood construction, ilnce it was started the plans hate been altered so that It Is now live Morten in height and is of fire proof construction throughout. The only wood in the entire building is to b; found in the. window and loorasin.TS. All partitions are of tile or plaster block, while the floors and walls nre all poured .re inforced concrete. The original lM-rtnit was in the sum of liia.uoO. Fill in your broccoli field with a hand planter. , The extra plants iotjuire no more cultivation or care. We have hand transplanters in stock. Wharton Bros. Results aro what count and you'll get 'em with News-Review classitled ads. Louis C. Davis Painting and Paper Hanging Phone 669-R 427 East Douglas St Catholic Cnurch. Kane and Oak streets. Rev. B. Clery, pastor. July 12th. Mass at 7 a. m. Cate chism class at 8:45 a. m. 2nd Mass and Sermon at 9:30 a. m. Ro Bary and Benediction of the M. B. 8. in the evening at 7:30. First Presbyterian Church. W. S. McCullagh, pastor. Morning sermon subject: "A Great Vision and Its Effects." Evening union service at the Presbyterian church with ser mon by the Rev. Stewart O'Dell. Music is under the direction of Mrs. Strang. Sunday school at !):45. Mr. Black is acting superin tendent for the month. J.' K. will meet at 7:00. We expect the dele gates wilt be home from the G. E. convention at Portland and bring reports from the convention. First Methodist Church, corner of Main and Lane streets. Rev. Joseph Knotts, pastor. The Sun day school meets at 9:45 a, m. Strangers and tourists welcome. We urge bo far as possible a regu lar attendance during the summer. Let each one do his best and good will be accomplished. We are having Interesting lessons each week- The morning sermon theme Is "Imitators of God." This is a special service for the "shut-Ins." Any one needing transportation report to Mrs, A. J. Geddes and a way will be provided. The Ep worth league meets at 7 p. m. dis missing in time for the Union ser vice at the Presbyterian church. The meeting was well attended last Sunday evening. Let us keep it up. Rev. Stewart O'Dell will preach at the Union service at the Presbyterain church at 8 o'clock. Come and enjoy the service. f"4 J" ..il In th; fulfillment oi tin re is outlined a Hiiwlnrd that prom ton told as i-ha;ih;: A Standard for the People millions now living will never die . After six thousand years of effort man points proudly to our present-day civiliza tion as the acme of his attainments. A civilization stooping to brutalities too in human for savages, Biakes the B'andaids of Christianity but empty ami hollow profes sions. Kioto thi.s hypocrisy there Is a tearing away. A spirit of lawlessness flouts laws and cus toms with an abandon that does not stop to con.sidi r tho consequences, fo persistent are the attempts for rf.1ea.--e. Bnt what new standards social, political, and religious art- io s-ucceed the present? f prophecies, so marked at the present time. p:o:raui itiat was foretold in Die iliMe. a i.'t adoption, h'-caiiM' present troubles were the Mamiard for the People. Hear G. R. POLLOCK OF NEW YORK, N. Y. MOOSE HALL COR. JACKSON AND WASI IINGTON SIS. ENTRANCE ON WASHINGTON ST. ROSEBURG, OREGON. SUNDAY, JULY IO S o'clock p. m. tats Free No Collection International Bible Students Association Bible Standard Mission. Rev. L. F. Ilurror, pastor. Services to night, Friday) at 8:00. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday services as follows: Sunday school at 9:5; classes for all, competent teachers in charge. You will enjoy the Sun day school here. Large Bible class taught by the pastor. Preaching at 11:00. Sermon by the pastor. At 3:00 there will be a water baptis mal service at Winchester, near the railroad bridge. The Ilible Stand ard Crusaders meet at 7:00; send your young people to this live young people's service, they will enjoy every minute. Evening wor ship at 8:00. Sermon by the pastor, also special music. Also services every Tuesday and Friday even ings at 8:00. We Invite you to at tend those good love gospel serv ices. Come as you are. M. E. Church, South. Main and I Lane streets. Stewart O'Dell, pR tor. W. L. Cobb, S. S. Supt. Sun day school Is most Important in the work of the church, and should not be neglected during the va- 1 cation period, as ground lost is ! hard to regain. The Rev. J. Q. Jones, P. K., will bring the mes sage at 11:00 o'clock. The pastor will speak at Catapnola at three In the afternoon. Kp worth Junior leagtio at 2:30, Senior League at. 7:0o. The pastor will fill the pul pit at tho Presbyterian' church at 8:00 In the union service. "Junking ; the Sabbath," will be his subject. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing at 7:45. W. M. S. Thursday af ternoon at 2:30. The fourth quar terly conference will be held Sat urday evening, July 11th at 8:00 o'clock. This is the last quarterly conference of the year, and every official member of the church is urged to attend. I 7ememhe-r GENERAL Gasoline assures YOU- MAXIMUM MILEAGE CLEAN COMBUSTION FULL. POWER EASY STARTING m TrTTTTr"TrV n TT With GENERAL Gasoline in the tank the owner of any automobile is care free so far as car operation is concerned.. He knows that he can go where he will and back again with confidence in his motor's per-J formance. For, GENERAL is made by a new process of refining. Its remarkable efficiency is planned care fully in advance to suit this climate. Then, in the making, it is balanced scientifically so as to assure, in any engine, the most perfect performance of which that engine is capable. And, GENERAL always gives maximum mileage. . -r . 6 Sold Only by Authorized, Independent Dealers, ' at the Green-and-White Sign "Fill Up Your Tank and Let Your ENGINE Decider (Bi&SOILME U and Hubrican C D. FIES, LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR, ROSEBURG, ORE. ivith DRUGSTORE schools. The modification which Kanta aa a step In the rleht dlreo p.Tmlta an rlsht year coufko by 'ol brln(?ln about an ami-f-llmlnatln the former renulnv blo adjusunent of the controver m'nt that uttendanta at a forelKn laricuaKe nrhool must flrnt have The 85 achoola nre Inactive, hav-comnlfti-d h first two Rradea of i Inn closed their doors to avoid be a public school, una been charac-1 lnc fined for non-payment of the terled by attorneys for the llll- I annual fee at the rate of II a pn- pll. There la In preparation a suit lo enjoin the" territorial officials from enforcing the provisions of the alien lanKuace law, as amend ed by the legislature of 1925. , Thirty achools having complied with the territorial requirements are operating. ,m IN TOBACCO BILLJis M. E. Church, South. rtola. Rev. Stewart O'Dell w M speak at three o'clock Sunday arternoon, and all the people of the com munity are Invited to att-nd th" worship. This Is your church, and the community will suffer If its work Is neRiecled; come out and worship God, meet your nclchbors, and you will be Find you came. o ; CONFESSES KILLING 16-YEAR-OLD GIRL; CHirA;0. Jnlr 10. Ilaymond Cont'llo. recently paroled from h Pontlac reformatory for Rood ; behavior, confoawd today th mtirder of IS-vear old Madeline White, vhose bruinfd body wai ' found bnath a porch near her home. Th (irl been btaten. 1 ZINC STEARATE Will do more than any othf-r one thing to add to Uaby'a com fort and happiin ?8. No more norenis or chafliit-' ; PuroteHt Zinc Btcarate nhfii.- 25c 7hm 'xleKoSJL Prut JOT9 NATHAN FULLERTON SATjEM, July lf. Thief Justlro McHridf of the nuprcnm court ea- tcrday is.su'd an allcrnativo writ of review in an ordinal proceed-1 Inx filed for th purponn of KfltlriK a change made in the ballot title of the tobacco ta referendum bill. It Ik the cane of tho stato on rein-1 tion of John H. Canton, disht. attorney for Marlon county, aeatfiHt Secretary of Statn Kozer and the ; OreRon Retail Tobacco Jh-alern' , AnHocfation. The defendants must make answer in the cane of July 2 1, ' The cae in an appeal from tho lower court when Judne McMahan 1 dismissed tho caHO on Kroundft t,hat the wronp procedure was be-; Injp followed by the plaintiffs. The petitioner aver that, thn f ballot title in unfair in that It does not properly describe tho act. l Hay forks und extra handles at Wharton Bros. . . fcoseburg Oregon HERE'S ONE 1924 Ford Sedan. Looks like new, $195.00 down. 52 weeks on balance. ED MARSH MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Dealers IJOHX it. I)KKIS ! KsT.tTK T sn. ! WHITK PLAINS, N J . July ' 1ft. John I. ItM kefeller today ! deeded to hit nofi, John l. Iio Ite-' feller, Jr.. his I'ocftnl im I Mils estate at Tarrytown, hl home for many year and valued at 1 1 ' 7:ili,5ff0. The it-ci wan Tiled with thn West ChPKter county renis trsr. rotintv offleialn fitld that , the deedlnp of the etiit to hitt Ron hy Mr, RnrkefeJInr would exempt if from h'itvy inherilHnce tnxen i Which WOtlld he Aefxed If t h" property w-re Inherited. Tpe of ftrtnlK mid nu) inxtA would hnvi totalled tteverHl hundred thoiiHandft of dullars. JAP SCHOOLS TO CONTEST HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE LAW ItMN.iU I.r. July 10 (A. P. Tteviftion of n KulHtionn adopt by the l rr itorul hod comini ion Klrpsa-fi to hnve made no material rtiait lo the attitude of th hi .iUgdlibV . Japa&eM laia . 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