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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1923.
TI
"SMILE";
Isn't it a pleasure to know that the money
spent at the .
20thCentury Stores
for Foodstuffs, brings so much satisfaction? At these stores a dol
lar is 1 00 cents, and a pound 1 6 full ounces.. ' , .
It's the saving on every item in a 20th Century- Store that counts.
Offerings Saturday and Monday
October 24th and 26th
Groner's Walnuts, Large Budded Franquettes, Soft shell CI 09
1925 Crop, Pound 42c; 3 Pounds .V I l-J
Carnation Milk . 4 n Creme Oil Soap q C Soda Crackers, Fresh 4 1
Tall Cans I Ull 5 Bars ........... 3b and Crisp, pound I OC
Tender Sweet Corn, Maid in Idaho, Cfl
1925 Pack; 3 Cans . J)UC
Crystal White Soap, QQn Rolled Oats, Freshly Jf) Crisco, 6-pound t4 JM
10 Bars J. J3ll Milled, 91b. Sack 4J Can 9li4j
Dried Prunes, 1925 Crop, Extra Large, Sweet and Juicy, 2 lbs 2c
.ji. n,-.:. ma Layer Fips,-5 Rows 1925 Economy Matches, Noise.
ttSk'Zl 28c x.;..1,,,$1.69 fcatfLa
Tree Tea, Ceylon and India or Japan, J lb. Pkge-38c; Pound Pkge ..73C
Pineapple, Standard Sliced, Crab Meat "Sakhalin" Fancy
Large Cans 24c; PQ- Mazola OiL JQ- Japan, Halves Jf)
3 for ,0,C Quart Can ...4HC Can 32C
Kerrs Best Patent Hour, 49-lb. Sack $2.13; Crown Flour, Per Sack' $2i24
Cocoanut, Long Thread
Maraschino Cherries, 4ftn Sugar 'Cured IQfi Fancy White Fiss, f)C
5 oi. Bo?t!e lJU Pound lJu 1925 Crop, 2 lbs .: ZOl
20TH CENTURY COFFEE, Buy it and Save 9 cents a pound, (the cost of the d "Q
tin container.) Direct from our Roaster to you, lb. 47c; 3 lbs $ I iJO
There really is no better place to trade than at a '
20th CENTURY GROCERY
LOCAL NEWS
ROSEBURG STORE
130 N. Jackson St
OAKLAND STORE
Baker-FIanary BIdg.
Dr. Srther Here
l)r. A. P. Sether of Eugene
spent Thursday' In Koaeburg visit
ing patients In this city.
Mlts Anderson Visiter
Miss Freds Anderson or Melrose,
spent yesterday In Roseburg "hop
ping and visiting with friends.
' Htrt From Tiller
I Mr. and Mrs. E. Pennell of Tiller,
' are spending a day or two In Rose-
burg attending to business ariaira.
; Hero From Oorvalll . ', ' '
Kred McMullen, who Is attend-
! lng O. A. C, is spending a short
time visiting with friends in Kose
burg. From Umpqua
1. Shambroolc of Umpqua. Is
spending a day or so in Hoseburg
visiting with friends and on bust
I ness.
Timber Dealer Visitor
! Chsrles Ollnghouae. timber deal
i er of OlendalH. spent yesterday in
Rust-burg looking after business
j matters.
j To Oakland
Mrs. F. Balnbrldge returned to
I Oakland last evening after spend-
lng the day visiting with friends In
this city.
To Coast
T. It. James, Marshfield automo
bile dealer, spent a few hours nere
yesterday, enrouto home ' from
Portland with a new car for de
livery at the coast.
Lsaves For California
Wm. Brodie. of Drain, spent a
few hours here this morning be
fore leaving for Suisun. California,
where he will visit. lie expect. to
remain in the south during the win
ter. - '
sagabards Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sagabard, of
Drain, spent the day here shopping
and attendlug to business affairs.
Visitors Today
Mr. and Mrs. George Boak. of
Drain, spent the morning here at
tending to business matters and
hopping.
Here for Week End .
Mrs. H. 1. Fleisher, CanyonvlUe,
Is spending a few daya in this city
on business and attending Insti
tute. ,
In Today I
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Cary, or
Drain, spent a few houra here to-;
day visiting with trieuda and on
busluess. I
Visitors in City-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMullen of
Myrtle Point, are visiting with
friends in this city for a short
time. '
Atttnding Institute
Miss Leah Knipe. of Oakland, la
spending the remainder of the week
here attending the teachers' insti
tute. Leaves for Portland
A. DeLong, Salem resident, spent
yesterday here visiting, before
leaving for lxs Angeles, where he
will visit his daughter.
Visitor Thursday
Miss Greta Smith, of Oakland,
who Is attending O. A. C, spent
yesterday visiting with friends In
this city.
To Oakland
. John Klpe returned to his home i
at Oakland yesterday evening af-
ter spending the day here attend-!
lng to business matters. I
From Reston I
Among those from the rural dls-l
tricts to spend yesterday in this '
city transacting business were C. '
Quality -Mce-
Are outstanding feature of Stone's Cash Stores. Itfake a Hzt c'
your needs for the week-end and shop before noon for addliicr-d :
bargains.; - . . ''.-!- . V,
UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY
27c
Sugar in Cloth Bag, limit 2,
10 lbs. -
AmaizoOil, .
quarto
19c
39c
Mothers Oats,
v..'
Shrimp, fancy,
can
Kc
Sweet Potato, fancy,
4 lb.
ALL DAY PRICES
- 23c
Cauliflower, ORP
2 for Ju
White" -.: -.- IOC
Tomatoe, fancy ripe, 1 Cn
2 lb. . - I Jb
Lard, local, 1 QR
9 lb, net QlltfJ
Swift' Shortening, $1 69
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 32 0 0
Potatoes, No. 1 .stock,
100 lb.
$2.75
Potatoes, commercial,
100 lb
$2.25
Onion,
100 lb.
$2.25
Onion,
SO lb. ..
$1.20
New Raisins, seedless,
4lb.pkg
35c
New Raisins, seedless,
1 lb. pkg. 3 for
35c
Kerr's Best Flour,
bbl
Davis and son. of Heston.
New York Man To Arrive
E. M. Newald, vice president of
the C. L T. Corporation, is ex
pected to arrive here today from
New York City. Mr. Newald while fnm Wilbur
here will be the gueat of E. S. Nfl-,1. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Hastings, of
son. Portland business man, who Is ; Wilbur, spent yesterday In Rose
spending a few days In Rosebnrg. l,UI.g attending to business matters
" and visiting with friends.
Schmldlls Move Hers '
Mr. and Mis. A. 8. Schmidll, who! , Yesterday
have been residing in Marshfield. j AmonK those from Myrtle Creek
havo moved to this city, to niake,to Tl, aad trenuct business In
ine.r nome. iney nave aparunri.u .., ltv for . few ,, VM.CP.
Here On Business-- I To Medford
C. E. Bresen, San Frnnclsro hat 1- G. H. Workman, who has ben
nes man. Is spending a hnrt time t attending to business matteri here
in Rosrnurg looking after buslnosi i for a few days, left this morning
Interests. 1 for Medford.
K
t A Pure
5 Food
f Product
5
RELIGIOUS FETE
It's Made
In
Roseburg
Thousands of people have enjoyed
the deliciousness of ,
MEL-O-MAID
ICE CREAM
AND BUTTER
During the past, and hostesses have found
these products the superior of any other.
Our Creamery, the home of Mel-O-Maid Pro
ducts, has grown from a small beginning to
one of the foremost industrial institutions in
Douglas county, simply because we have
manufactured QUALITY into every ounce of
Butter and Ice Cream sent out. If you are not
a user of Mel-O-Maid Products, give them a
trial and you'll become a real booster. Order
of your dealer.
Douglas County Creamery
Phone 340
'4 GEORGE HOLTSCLAW AND
J . . BROTHER CAUSE TROUBLE
Si )n Monday nicht about 9:30
SrO'clock, ;iorge Holtsclaw and his
(brother. Karl, were arrested by
0y Marshal Elmer Hayes in a
4 rantiing battle up the alley behind.
4 fh: postofftcr, says the (llepdale
5 N.'w. In an attempt to get George,
B who was drunk, to quiet down and
R go home. Mr. Hayes was nu t by a
SJ volley of vile oaths and foul names.
in the Kohlhagt-n building. Mr.
i Schmidll la with the firm of Key
' ser and Schmidll. heating and
plumbing contractors.
Speeder Fined
' Dean Asdell was fined $25 and
costs In the local Justice court to
day following his arrest on a
I charge of Speeding. Mr. Asdell,
It is alleged, tried to race De
puty Sheriff Malehorn of Coos
Hay Into uosebnrg. Tne orncer.
who was taking there prisoners to
the penitentiary at Salem, stop
ped in Roseburg long enough to
turn the speeder over to Sheriff
Starmer.
Attendina Inetltute
Among those from surrounding
points ntending teachers- Institute
here this week are Miss Esthtr
Grew of Glkton. Miss Ruth Bull.
Miss Frieda Kahrll, Miss Wilfred
Drown. Miss Winona Smith .of
LONDON, Oct. 2S. Dotalls of
the disaster at Tanta, Kgypt, dur
ing a great reliKlous ceremony. In
whirh fifty four persons nro re
ported to have been killed and
many Injured, are being awaited
with much Interest.
The reports thus far received
vary. One is to the effect that
panic seized tipon the great crowd
while the mounted police were
endeavoring to make a passage
for tho minister of pious founda
tions. Another .says that the
railing of a bridge broke and that
hundreds of persons were thrown
into the water. Fifty were
drowned and large numbers were
trampled to death. Still another
report, which also refera to the
breaking of the bridge paraphet,
fays that fifty-four persons were
drowned and hundreds injured.
The occasion for the great
gathering was the feast In honor
of Seyld-KI-l)edawt, a moslem
saint of great renown, whose aid
is invoked when strength Is need
ed to resist a sudden calamity.
day was Lloyd Ausmus.
Returns Home
Mrs. D. C. Llndgren returned to
ber home In Roseburg this morning
after spending the past few daya
visiting with friends In Drain.
Mr. Crane Visitor
George Crane returned to Mel
rose last evening after visiting
,wllh (rlendB and attending to busi
ness matters here during the day.
From Days Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mathews, of
Days Creek, motored here yester
day and spent the day ahopping
and attending to business affairs.
Leave For. Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wamsley
and daughter and Mrs. J. W. Do
well, of this city, left today for
Portland by auto and will apend
FINEST SMOKED MEAT
Best Light Bacon,
er lb.
40c
Best Medium Bacon,
per lb.
'Bacon Squares,
per lb.
Swift's Premium Ham,
per lb. -
$8,45
35c
SwifU Cottage Butts,
per lb.
33c
Camas' Valley, Miss F.vangell'nefllie remainder of the week there
Toelle. of YoncaHa, Mlsi Orllla re
fers, of Myrtle Creek. Miss Edythe
Johnson, Miss Hilda Ioddnrd of
Reedsport and Miss Rachel Jalo
of Drain.
Heal with gas.
iff rnit'litt I VVaLJa3Lr' Si
! AnvOthenrf 1 " ' 3
irn r, ., n i ai i
visiting.
Divorce Wantsd
A suit for divorce was filed In
the circuit court todsy by Edna
McComas against Charles Mc
Comaa. 'Desertion Is aliened. The
couple were married In Roseburg
October 15, 1923. The plaintiff de
sires, the return of her maiden
name Edna McDonald. She Is rep
resented by Attorney R. W. Mar
sters.
Add New Department
The Grand Harber Shop, operat
ed by Fred Miller and M. D. Eidl
cott. Is branching out Into a metro
politan establishment with a beau
ty shop in connection. The room In
the rear of the barber shop, hsvlng
an entrance at 104 N. Rose street,
Is being fitted up for a beauty shop,
where special attention will be giv
en to appointment work for ladies,
children and men. Ray IlU"ll
well known barber of this city for
a long time Identified with the
Grand Barber shop, will be in
charge of this new feature. A com
modious waiting room Is a part of
the arrangement and the new de
partment will open for business
Saturday.
Rold by
WHARTON BROS.
Roseburg Oregon
''j "Fellers. I ain't as-oin' to nlav no '.
fjj1 football till Mom gives me a piece j
ot
LI Grimm's Milk Bread
I 4 Tubby is a judge of good Bread,
and so is every boy.
Try)your boy on Grimm's. He'll approve -so
will Dad.
IDEAL BAKERY
Phone 133 119 Sheridan SL '
Mr. Hayes ran In the city hall
where the council was In confer
ence and called for asrUtsnee. lint
(before they could get h"r, Ilotls-I
j claw and his brother wer-- er.gag-1
' lng Mr. Hayes In running battle ,
Inp the alley, throwing stones and;
' making malicious threats.
! At the head of the alley on Sec-
ond street. George. assist-d by 1
Earl, grappled w Ith Mr. Hayes and ,
strnrk hlin over the hesd wllh a)
blunt Instrument They were parted j
and started for the Jail, all the i
while Mr. Hayes w ss being called 1
I foul names by Heltsclaw. Jut be
'fore reaching the Jail. F.arl Holts
claw, who was not guarded, turned
land started up the alley with Ihel
i threat that he would "go home and J
' get Dad and a gun. He was stop
I ped, however and made to follow
: along.
Oifjrge was lodged In Jnll for Ih
i nlnht. Charges of drunk aed dls
1 ' orderly were filed aealnst him on
I . Tuesday morning, to which tie
i pleaded guilty and was aaaessrd
'a fine ot 1100 and costs. No
, I charges have been placed asalnst
' Earl as yet.
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway 4 miles north
Open Evenings ,
Packed extra fancy Jonathan,
apples ready to ship $1.(5. and
sll grsdes down to 40c a bush j
el for cookers. Other varieties ,
at car-lot market prices. Whole-'
sale and retail. '
pear's: .
de Anjoa '
OVERLAND ORAPES.
Tokays ;
Malagas.
Sweet Juice Grapes
4c lb. ;
Jelly Grapes Ic lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
Delicious
Spltsenberg
Kewtowns
Rome Beauty
Gano
Arkansas Black
Cookers
JUICE? Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice
ORAPE
rOMMISNIOF.lt MKAP
tOMI'I.AINH OF WATF.lt
IKKItH NOT I'AVI.NO IT.
17n
98p. if,tK,s-UPork':... .'.....2Cail
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Mfornia mw-tcu."
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Oregon TOp '
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Smiles
To Attend Came
Ilert O. Bates and James Good
nun left this morning for Port
land to attend the Oregon-California
football game and to siend the
week end visiting friends.
Return From Eugene
Mrs. Merrill and daughter. Miss
Katherine Merrill, wbo have beta
visiting with friends In Eugene
since Sunday, have returned to
this city.
M5WJUMM fJt WJUtJUtO XMiiyWi Jt JUUt SJtttJLWJ w.
Direction
GEORGE M. HALL j
SSO Local People
Home Talent;
"Home Town Follies"
Musical
Extravaganza
ANTLERS THEATRE
One Night Only
Monday
October 26th
8EATS
Saturday 10:00 A. M. Antlers
Phone and Mail Orders Accepted
fSmcUtrd PrtM Lautd Win.)
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 23.
Washington special dispatch to
(the Morning Oregonian says in
part:
I "More than 100 water users of
the Klamath Irrigation project In
i Oregon and California- are large
ly In arrears In their payment to
the government. Including four
delinquents who own or control
1370 acres of Irrigable lend en
which the unpaid tai on October
'6. amounted to 28,4." Klwood
j B. Mead, reclamation commis
sioner, ,rharged today after an
Investigation of conditions on the
project.
Dr. Mesd described the general
-financial showing of the project
as most commendable, due to the
I fact that a large proportion of
I the water users hsve paid a tsi
in) excess of that due the govern
ment. He implied a criticism of
;the officials of the Irrigation dis
' trlct, however, for fslllng to collect
from "particularly flagrant delin
quents." I The serious charge that he had
Instructed the sheriff at Klamath
i I Kalis, who Is also the tax collec
i.tor, to eliminate from the las roll
'all unpaid district tsses for the
Guest Artists
Madame Arah Hoyt Rae
Contralto
and
Myma L Barger '
Coloratura Lyric Soprano
and
Richard Studley
Baritone
In a Brilliant Repetoire
Parade Sat 11 A. M.
The Show that Put the
"U" in Humor.
BELL
MILLINERY
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New Shipment of Hats
Now in and on display for Friday and. Satur
day, at a very low price. These Hats are of
Satin, and Satin and Velvet combination,
Metallic and Satin combination.
The Hats of the Hour ;
Ttrt n w Mnlilnata
M n n Z saXiTears 120-24. Inclusive, against
N. n. Lome ana see tnetlth9 UBd, of th, president of the
aoldetl Pheasants it board of directors of the Klamath
eeteeeesssee'",iation district.
Auspices Woman's and Altar Guilds
of St. George's Church (Episcopal)
Smiles1
Curtain IMS P. M.
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School Teachers
f of Douglas County
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