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Newspaper Page TextFOUR Jit 3 J'W L 3 m'Mrmurm cash ' I Ml vv ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1925. J SUNDAY AT THE J 1 CHURCHES t f strangers. union evening meetings are finish ed for this reason, let the members and friends rally to the regular church service. A cordial Invitation ricuucu w ail, jianiizuianj i d uving c. 9 D stores Saturday Features SUGAR Pure cane, (limit 10 pounds) 10 pounds 63c BUTTER Skaggs Best, highest quality, pound 53c SHREDDED WHEAT 3 pkgs 35c GEM NUT MARGAINE 3 pounds 73c SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 cans 17c ALL WEEK FEATURES CAMPBELL'S BEANS Large tins, 4 for 37c PINEAPPLE Fancy sliced No. 2 1-2 size tins, 3 for 89c LILY OF THE VALLEY Golden Bantam Corn, Early June Peas, No. 2 tins, 3 for 69c PICKLING SPICES AND SEEDS of all kinds, 3 pkgs. 25c JAR RUBBERS Double lip, 4 doz 25c ROLLED OATS Best quality, 9 pound bag 54c CITRUS POWDER 2 pkgs 49c CLASSIC WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 bars 39c RYE CRISP 1 3-4 pound pkg 39c NATURAL BROWN RICE 3 pounds LILY WHITE PASTRY FLOUR 9 3-4 pound bag 53c SALTED PEANUTS Large Fancy Spanish, pound 23c Skaggs United Stores No. 255 WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER 1 1 5 So. Stephen PHONE 230 Roseburg, Oregon Lutheran Services. . Lutheran next tiunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the tplscopal Parish House, 214 K. Cass street. Theme of the Sermon: "The Saving; Kaltb In ChrUt Jesus." Sermon based on Luke 10, 2.1-37. Let ua have a full attendance and learn more about faith lu Chriat Jesus. You know faith la the only thing that will aave us; and now do we know what faith la? Iio we know hnw to believe? Come! Strangers welcome. II. H. Young, paator. Church of Christ Mvrtle Creek, Sunday, Sept. 6. "Some thlns for Thee! Lord lot this lie Thy Choice for me from day to nay; me mo i live It Is not mine; Thy will, my will, have made it mine! Oh. let me do In Thine own way Something; for I nee. r.liznbetl) Prentiss. You can do something for Jesus bv attending the Bible School ser vices every Lord a Day. Don't fall to near the Chart sermon Sunday evening on me Buojcct, "Do de mons Grow On Crape Vines?' It's a sermon that Is different. Urlng your friends and come. LUKE ELLIOTT, Minister. Seventh Diiy Advcntlst Spe cial music will be feature of the Saturday morning service at 11. The bubbath school convenes 10 a. m. The life and work of Jesus Is the basis of the study as revealed In Mark 8. The public cordially Invited to attend both these services. International lllbln Students ANMclHtio!i. Meet at the Moose Hall. Sunday at 10 a. in. Study for the children at 10 a. m. and Adult lllble Study at 111:. 10 a. m. The subjects for Adult study are "The Atonement, and the Lord's return." Some of the questions to be considered are: What is the book of Revelation? What Is stated In the latter part of the book concerning the Lord's re turn? In what manner will the faithful followers of Jesus see him? Has any human being seen the Lord Jesus" glorious body? Oive scriptural proof. All Inter ested in lllble study are cordially Invited to attend. CMCVKI.AMf ITKMH. Rev. and Mrs. Kuson have mov ed to ItoKoburg, where they will reside temporarily. Rev. Kuson held seTvlccs at the church last Sunday morning. Mrs. Fred Durham, who hns been visiting her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. (Jeo. Reynolds, left for Port land lust Thursday to muke her future home. Mr. Ditrnhiini Is employed ns an organist In one uf tho theatres of that city. Lee Maddoc returned from a motor trip to Portland last Tues day bringing buck with him purls for the Maddox drier. The stork has been busy In this neighborhood lately, leaving u bouncing girl at A. Taylor's on August 14, uml an 8, pound boy ut Henry Krobn's on September first. I tank's smile It hronder sevyjt y we sr yy..yy t xx vVi ! neighbors, .than ever. Lucy Meeker of Hose burg Is jhnme for a two weeks' visit with , her mother. Mrs. J. Becker. I Quite a number from here are attending the evangelistic meot- Iiikh that are being held 111 Iiosc . burg. I Mrs. John Jncquln from .Myrtle I Creek wus staying at their place jhere IuhI week canning fruit, i While here, thv house caught fire hut was suved from total destruc- -tlon by the timely arrival of Heinline Conservatory of Music and Art.' MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE, Director. Fall Term Opens Sept. 1 4 COfltSKS OI'fKUKI) I- Piauo, Voice, Violin, Cello, lluud Instruments, Theory, Harmony, History of Music and Pictorial and Decorative Art Accredited Teachers in Piano and Voice Dunning System for llegltmers of Pluuo Musical Kliidcrgurlcu for Children 3 to S veils. Normal Training for Teachers a speclulty. Studio open fur registration after Sept 8, Phone 3'JO XX. i LEMON CLINQ PEACHES. I Now ready at Curtis' ranch. Drlug boxes. I'huno bi'i. o Now Is the time to remove the tan and burn of summer. Rebuild the tissues with a reliable cream or lotion. We carry only the best Lloyd Crocker. T E liritian Church. During the Inst few years the age of those convicted for crimes has gradually d creased until today the criminals are made up of youths. A visit to the penitentary appalls one with the fact. We are learn ing that we must Five our chil dren something besides "readin, rlffhtlrr and rlthmetic. Kose burjj is making a great forward step by providing week day reli gious instruction for the children. This move should have the hearty support of every parent In the city. Next Sunday Is T?nhy Day In our lllble School. Come and see the babies, and watch them get their pictures taken. No matter hnw young or how old we want them preHent. Transportation will be provided for any who wlnh to attend, if we are Informed about It. The sermon will be on the subject "The Child In the Midst." In the evening the churches will have their own separate ser vices ns the union services closed lust Sunday. You are invited to meet with us at 8 o'clock. H. E. MOW. First Thtirch of Christ. Sclen- tint. Uegular services are held Tho First Baptist Church. Corner of Lane and Hose street. H. L. Caldwell, minister. 0:45 a. m. The Sunday school. Carlos Page, Supt. Nearly all vacations are now over. and the Sunday school is fncreas-1 ing. All former pupils whether old or young are urged to be again in thir places for the fall work. New i scholars may enroll at any time. 11. DO a. m. Morning Worship. Mes sage by the pastor. You are in-j vlted to take this opportunity to ' worship God with your friends and 1 neighbors. It will help you for the 1 3 rest uf the week. 7:uu p. m. Young People's meeting. All young people jS Invited. 8:0u p. m. evening wor-!2 ship. The Union services are overj'J ror me summer, ana an toe cnurcn- ea will resume the evening serv-.ffl ices in their regular nlaces. The ! w members of this congregation are Invited to be In their places. The pan tor ill deliver the sermon. Strangers and visitors invited. 1 Millions of Dollars Saved THROUGH THE 20th Century Men's suits cleaned ana pressed, 11.60. Roseburg Cleaners, phone 472. Idea of establishing Cash and Carry Stores in the Great Northwest. The progressive Methods of the 20th Cen tury Stores, and emulation by others, have brought the consumers and producers closer together with mar velous savings to both. Offerings Saturday and Tuesday Sept. 5th and 8tht 93c Snowdrift, 4-pound Can Closed all Day Monday (LaborDay) 29c Carnation Milk, Tall Cans, 3 for Kingsford Starch, Corn or Gloss, 1 lb. packages OC 2 for Z Ju Pompttan Olive Oil, Finest Italian, Full Pint Can 49c Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 39c Ripe Olives, Picnic Cans, 3 for 29c Seedless Raisins, 4 pounds 39c SALEM. Sept. 4 The Itosi-burfe V bsnil, under the management of A. I 3 T. Lawrence, will lead the parade of a automobiles entered In the Oregon S Mute motor style show, October 3, :S ;vm n they are ur.vea throuKh Sa- 9 lent to the fair ground. It was an-'3 nonnced by Mrs. Klla S. Wilson, S secretary of the fair association to-: gj day. m There Is a possibility of Ihe show V. being given on two days Instead of 3 one. according to Miss Alice Han- klnson, who Is In charge of ar-'H raiiKemenls for the show. In the 65 event that dealers wish to have the show on two days. Tuesday will be the other day selected, with the parade and review before the grandstand at the same hour as on Saturday. The actual judging of me cars, nowever. will not take g place until Saturday afternoon. ' Many local dealers have already w announced their intention of en- H teriug various models of this year's & cars, together with new fall mod- g els arriving from the east. The S new models recently annunced by $ the Ford Motor company will be W displayed In the show, according to 5 arrangements made with O. s. 1-an-, ham, factory representative from ffl Portland, who was in Salem yes-; 3 terday. The cars will be driven by the most attractive and popular girls In Salem. Mnny of the dealers have already selected their drivers and others are endeavoring to find drivers who will assist them In win ning prizes. Libby's Short Asparagus Tips, New Pack, 1 Pound Cans 27'2 Sperry's Pancake Flour, No. 10 sack . 73c Campbell's Beans, the "Big" tin 10c Norwegian Sardines, in QCn Pure Oiive Oil, 2 cans Z3U Crab Meat, "Sakhalin," the World's Finest, 90 per cent. Claw Meat, Halves, can . 32' Ghir. Ground Chocolate, lb. can 32c,, 3 lb. can 93c Bon Ami Cake 10c; Bon Ami Powder 2V2 Searchlight Matches, Lge. boxes, 5 for 25c Flour, Kerr's Best Patent, 49 lb. gtn r q Sack $2.33,- Sperry's $2.43; Fisher's Blend V. Hershey Bars, Nut or & Milk, 5c size, 3 for 10c H. O. Oats, Package .... 15c "Delicia" Sandwich Spread, 'The Sand- wicn treat, A cans . : 25c 20TH CENTURY COFFEE "It's the flavor' to you, pound 45c, 3 pounds Direct from our own Roaster Lunch Wax Paper, 3 rolls, 5c size for ..$1.32 10c Toilet Paper, 1000-sheet Soft Tissue, 00ft L4i 3 rolls Karo Syrup, Red La- QQn bel, 10 lb. can 0 jU ROSEBURG STORE 130 N. Jackson St. OAKLAND STORE Baker-Flanary Bldg. Vacuum cleaners rented for 2"c per hour and electric washers $3 per month. Roseburg Klectric, suc cessors to Hudson Klectric Co. 0 (il.KXDAI.K SCHOOLS opk.v o. m;itkmiu:ii T I. On the morning of September 4 tne noors or the looiil high Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and j school will ho flung open and the Wednesday evening at H o'clock Sunday School convenes ench Sun day morning at 9:4.; pupils from the age of A to 20 years may be admitted. The Heading Room In the basement of the Church Is open dally front 2 to 4 p. m. The public Is cordially Invited lo attend the meetings and visit : the rending room. t'hrlsiinn Science Subject: Man." I St. George's Episcopal Church. Sunday mTvirrs: Cotmnunton ru'rv .- at 8:00 a m. Church school at 9: l.r a. in. IbH Rorvlct- nt 11:00 a. Subjt'ct of nrrnioii: A Purpose In Uf." Text: "Una thine I do; I Mlunrhn " I Tlu flrl fashion nhow held till fill). WitR ictvin Ihi nU'hl ut Iho Mm kshtiry company Minn li'T, when mnny hvniiiilut rail cri'attnn.4 .ri' piiHi iit-l before a crowi! of ttortt'hinft pcoplr. It vat Inlt rfM im (llHplay.-il In the how, ami many people crowded on the Mldi-HHlk tn front of tho More, iHrtft w tih one another for a cllinpcie of the graceful modelH an they uppi-Hied The aliow. anaitu ed hy Mr. Mat k.Hhury, owner of the company, and Mrs. Alma Maine!., manager of the local jtiore. Is one which ItoM'htirK people w ill re- em tier. Appearing were Mm Georce " harion. Mr. Clarice j, wett. Mix iirpna ! Do You Want a Happy Home SEE THOSE Two New Five-Room Modern Bungalows 1131 1 3 North 3rd Si. ' Strictly Modern O.ik Floors Throuhoul Close to School A small payment will handle balaiue like rent. Call Owner, 460 i forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things hlch are before, I press toward the mark." SI. Paul. Kvening services at Kiddle at p. ni. Hev. A. (). Dodge. rnnuren win once more take up their study for the coming year, says the (Uendale News. Every child should enroll early so that he may take full advantage of the benefits offered by the school. There will be nine teachers In the school, five of which are new comers, and are highly recom mended, while the other four are ones who were rctuined from last year and need no Introduction. The school will be In charge of ticno W. Hall, under whose guid ance last year Increased in attend ance and Interest. High school work will be in harge of John K. Conroy, Mrs. C. Dear and Miss Uulli t Tubby Is a High Kicker But then wlint boy would not "feel his feed" when his mother insists on giving him Grimm's Milk Bread tlirec times a day. Order Grimm's Milk Brtiid of your grocer, or phone T'he Ideal Bakery Phons 133 119 Shsndan Thclma OhuMead. and Mi I Alllyon. who vhoued the boh dm and 1 coats off tn jtieat ailvanUne. Muxlc ! had ihtouahont the ev nlim. ' while the mod.'lH lohancetl through 1 the More before I he people, ami i Into the Untiled windows. Shot were futtiUht d by Kidder's ; Shoe more, and hala hy Ihe Spe- ctally Shop tilove. furs, and oilier! a efMort-n were fuiiit.-h'd by the, , Maikshiny lmc (Hi's m.i.!r Hiore furnished a piano fur the' e eiiiiitt. t Coati and dietm-A In the new-pan?)- tJiad-'-t. with Ihe tonibiua-: lion trim, were featured, am well an' km no ntM In cocoa brown ami him k, which III he quite populHr I hi fteisou. The Miow will Bln ' he bt ld thi eentiiK al S o'clock. uhjr the pame miMlel and allow ing many new i-reallonn. j Catholic Church. Kane and Oak street Kev. H. Clery. pastor. S-pt. Ac h. There will be rna at 7 a. m. Catechism rlnss at S:l a. in. 2nd maxa and sermon at 9:"r a. ni. Ho nary and beneilictlon of Ihe M. It. S. In the eveninn at 7:3i. M. E. Church. South. Corner of I.ane and Main ctreetx. Stew it it O'lHdl. minister; V. Cobb, Sun day school superintend nt. The Sunday school np ns pronitly at 9 4 o'rliM'k, We lnite you to par ticipate (i thU Rreat work. Mtrn tn worship at 11. Kwrett Juth endue, who expeets to enter (. A V. this fall, will preach PtH.ver jniteiinit Wednesday eveninti at 7 ;ih I o'clock. Stewards will meet Monday ;eeninii al S o'clock In their recu lar monthly m'etinr. The Senior' j Kp worth l.eawue nie ts at ti: 3l Sun ; 'day eveninK. M. Towell while the prudes will ; Ue under the instruction of M's Janette WflleKerodt. Mr. Myrtle ; Witnsch. Miss Enirna llofm.in, Mi?s Irene l'rutt and Mrs. Elsie , llnldwin. The high school teachers nro 'he same as lust year with the ixeeption of Mr. Conroy, who is :i Kraduate of Pacific I niverslty and cornes to our nildt very lilphly recommended. With the rxception of Mrs. Kaldwin the j irrade teachers are all new, and come hlirhly recotnmended and are well qualified to hanille the school work. Mrs. Kaldwin has in uubt In the primary (trades for the past two ars and her ability is beyond ipirstlon. Mr. Hall s sticie.is as an In tructor has been well established ;tnd the patrons of the public -chools can be well assured that their children will be under the ery best of Instruction and dis . Ipllne. ordinR to the report from the Coun jty Health Vnit. Tho nurses, Mrs. jl'ost and Mrs. Jones, have visited a large number of the parents whose children attended the clinic, (and it ha been found that there la tan excellent snirit of connerntinn The parents are taking the advice ! Kiven them at the clinics in a kind ly manner, and are arranging to have the defects corrected as rap idly as possible. At Sutherlin 18 ! children were found to have defec " live tonsils, and arrangements Excellent results have been ob- ; were made by the parents for a eur tained from the clinics conducted 1 geon to perform nine operations in recently throughout the county, a'one day. and consequently nine of III 4444 BOYS' BAND I Rehearsal will be held I Thursday at 7 p. m. sharp and not Tuesday as announced. Heinline Conservatory of Music. the children have had their tonsils removed. Others will have the op eration performed later. Studebaker models. builds no yearly Hoys' all-wool suits and over coats made to measure flvnu to 2".r0 at Hi rulcrs. the Tailor, 3 loots north Liberty theatre. Union Services will be held at the Pino t;roe H''M-t chitrch n ft-w miles east of HoM'buri: Sunday at :i p m Mrs. A. M Wallace, n't the Salvation Army, will hr!r.K th. message. We aro eMHctln: th' l.nrd will be with ns and bless tip work. Kvcryone Is cordially In. vlted. Come and brlnir some one with you. The suction sale of blacksmith tools which was to be held Satur day nel, has been ram ell. d. Alie tiHis havinic private sale. First Mthodirt Church. Corner of Man ami Ijine mm'ti Kev. Joseph Knnts. pastor. Suinlay school at :U a m Let sll mem bers h.- on hand this Sunday. New scholars welcome. The morntnK eimon theme la "The Summer Is Kmled " The Kpwnrth U'ssue meets Deen disposed ut al at 7 p ni The evenint i theme Is "Other Sheep." Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies "Kvcr ihhiit my little 12-year- ( old Kir I ate distressed her: even ; :t glass of water would cause her t 'o belch gas and she was unable -o xo to school for nearly a year, i I botlEht her a bottle of Mayr's ; '.Vonderful Hemeily. and since j akltiR It she Is eat In it us out of ouse and home and Is attendins; ! chool wain." It Is a simple. liarmless prearatlon lh.it rentoves he catarrhal tnncus fnim the In 'estlnal tract and allays the In.' ::ammation which causes practical-1 Iv all stomach, liver and Intestinal j ailments. Including appendlctt is. i sermon one dose will convince or money i As the i refunded. I Cjet the Red Crown Mileaje Card f ny"Rel Crown pump, use it 2nd c yovTmilej incrcM "The Red Crown Mileage Card sure saves money!" The Red Crown Mileage Card is more than a card for recording mileage -it's a help to you to get the exfra IS to 30 miles that are always in a tankfu! of Red Crown gasoline. Here's what one motorist found out: "The Red Crown Mile., Card sur. saves money! Mr bus consumes only 10 callons of 'K.d Crown' no. on . inti r nw on 9rvt n-ila run that used to take 13 gallons of K.s and even more. I fut ure 1 11 save eeoush in a year on R.d Crown zasolina to pay for one tire at least," Red Crown Mileage Card records prove daily the extra mileage in Red Crown gasoline. Use 'Red Crown" always and profit byitsextra mileage. There are ever 7o red. hie end blue pvetps D fit) your tjaa uaTUdCrooo MI n BsDWl MM fast thrift miles STAMDARD Oil COMFANY