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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1925.
LOCAL NEWS
Have the Courage to Save
Luxuries are sometimes so tempt
iiiir that It la dirricult (or ono to re.
j slst the in hut remember that
prudent economy pays blK divi
dends. Have the courage to Have
open an account with us and de
posit regularly.
A", Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
The Rosebmg National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
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Vb-ltor Yrslenliiy
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ilobson, Myrtle
Point residents, spent yeterday
In Koseburg visiting with friend.
rroin Itroln
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sugahard, of
Druln, spent Monday afternoon In
this city attending to business af
fairs and vuiiluK fiends.
In Today
O. K. Kwens, Garden Valley or
rhardlst molored here Monday
and spent several hours attend-
lux to business matters. .
WriKhta Visitors
j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright mo
itored from Kays Creek yesterday
I and siwnt several hours shopping
and on business. .
Chas. Chamberlain returned tojday afternoon, after spending
his home at Looking flints yester- Ifew hours here on business.
NEW ORTHOPHONIC
VICTROLA
All Music Lovers should come in to our Store
and hear the -
, New Orthophonic Victrola
We will Accept Your old Victrola or Phonograph
as a First Payment on a New .
Orthophonic Victrola
Ott's Music Store
lionve For F.ugene
O. Nixon, Glide resident, will
IcaVe today for Eugene, where
he expects to muko his home dur
ing the winter.
Week Rml In (ii-mit Pass
Mrs. K. 8. Illnkely, Miss Kllon
Hhrum and Verne Hhrum. or Glide,
spent the week end In Grunts l'uss
visiting with friends.
Visitor Monday
I Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Norris, of
Myrtle Creek, motored here Mon
I day and spent several hours shop
ping and on business.
To Coast On Business
Mr. Karl Hurr returned from Coot
Day yesterday where ho has been
spending the past few days attend
ing to business matters.
In Today
Alec Worthlncton, nays Creek
rancher, spent sevoral hours here
Monday attending to business af
fairs, returning home tills after
noon.
Drew Visitor
barren Tlson, of Drew, has
been spending a few days In Rose-
ourg looking after business mat
ters. ,
Bee McKean, Darby and Baldwin
windows for new things in decora
tive art
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Mr. Darby Visitor
8. E. Darny, of (iarden Valley,
motored here Monday afternoon
and spent a few hours transact
ing business.
Visitor In This Morning
J. W. Maddux, Dixouvllie resi
dent, spent the morniug here at
tending to business afiuir and
trading.
In Today
George n. Allen, farmer near
Wilbur, molored hero today and
spent several hours looking after
nusiness aiiuirs.
Small Cliilil III
Hubert Frances, the 7 months
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
O. Dixon, la reported to be quuo
III at Mercy hospital.
Visitor In Town-
Miss Hachel E. Wilson, of Mvrt.
tie Creek spent yesterday and a
few houra today in Koseburg vis
iting mid on business.
iKrom Camas Valley
j Albert Hlchter motored from
Camas Valley yesterday afternoon
'and spent a few hours here on
j business.
I 1
From Rcatnn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson
motored from Iteston on Monday
and spent the afternoon here on
business and visiting with some
friends.
Visitors Today
Among those to spent several
hours here ye'terday shopping
and transacting business, were
Mr. and Mrs. George lloak, of
Drain.
Tubby and Hank
Wait
There is so much company
at Tubby's house today that
he and Hank hnd to wait for
dinner It's a long wait, be
cause the (meats are discuss
ing the splendid qualities of
Grimm's Milk Bread
Nothing equnt to it in the town, they say, made by the
IDEAL BAKERY j
Phone 133 119 Sheridan St 1
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Furniture receives the utmost care
In our hands. Our vans are sie
clnlly padded and equipped for
the transportation of furniture to
any part of city or surroundings.
"We aim to please"
H. S. FRENCH
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Phona 220
V. C. T. To Mw-
The W. C. T. U. will moot with
Mra. W. W. Anhmift, 22U WeBt
Lane, on ednesdity afternoon, No
vember 4. A full ntU-ndance Is
requetited.
TunruTM Iii
Mr. and Mr, (jnorge Tan nor, of
Camas Valley, motored to Rose
bur Monday and npnt the after
noon shopping und transacting
business.
In Yfwtpnliiy
John Kaloer. of Metro, was a
Kosehur vlxitor yestrluy and
trannacted buHliunaj for a few
hours, returning home in the afternoon.
VMtr In Monday
Among thovo from the rural
distrirts to upend yfHlerduy uftor
noon here shopping and vUtttng
friends, were Mrs. OenrRe Weber
him) Mrs. A. Kronke, of (iarden
Valley.
I lift urn From F-hmI
Mr. and Mrn W. A. Ornry re
, turned to their home hero last
Iwnek nfter visiting for the piittt
three months In (he east. Their
trip Included vlsltn In Montana.
jMlp'ourt. and North liakota. They
state that when they lert the
! eastern states that heavy bliz
i cards were being had, and Mis
soula, Montana, had a foot of
Innowfull when thev were there.
The grain, which was In shocks
were covered with snow and ruin
j had also damaged It. They nay
thut they round the full In the
lennf very cold.
Only Half a Cent
r r
that's all!
The difference in cost between the
very cheapest baking powder and the
finest baking powder (for a cake) is
only half a cent r that's all! Why bother
with anything else but a fine cream
of tartar product derived from
the luscious juice of selected grapes.
Visit In City
Miss Ethel Hedwlrk and Miss
Mue Hedwlik, of Wolf Creek.
spent yesterday afternoon In this
city visiting with friends and
shopping.
from Garden Valley
Among those to motor here
yesterday and spend the afternoon
on business was Mr. and Mrs.
Fred lionebrake, of Garden Val
ley. Visitor Monday
W. E. Clingenpeel motored
from Looking (ilass Monday and
spent the afternoon here trans
acting business.
Visitor In Yesteriljiy
Mrs. M. HuHbnell returned to
her home at Hrockway yesterday
nfternoon after spending a few
hours shopping and visiting here.
Visitors Today
Mr. and Mrs. K. Adams and
three children motored from Kel
logg this morning and spent a
fews hours transacting business
and shopping.
Called To rortlaml
Dr. Lee A. Wells, of this cltr.
has been called to Portland on
account of the death of his grand
mother. He will return here on
Friday. ,
Men Are Improving
w. j. Jtoop and Irving Treble,
rubber salesmen from Portland,
who were injured In an automo
bile accident Friday, are report
ed to be considerably Improved
today.
Mrs. Mt Karhcrn Here-
Mrs. I. C. McKaihern. of Seat
tle. Is stopping over, in Rosehurg
today and visiting with friends
before continuing on her way to
Kiverside, California.
DeMoss Family Broadcasting
I he Dr.Moss family, well, known
entertainers of this state, who have
appeared In Koseeburg on a nutn
ber of occasions, are to broadcast
from station W O V on Nov. 13.
To Dlllnrtl
Nicholas Jones left this morn
ing for lllllard. where he is look
ing after his brother, who Is a
cripple, after spending four or
five days In Koseburg purchasing
supplies.
tilengnrr W. V. T. I'. Meet
The Clencnry w. c. T. IT. will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Austin. Important business
matters will be ditcussed and all
members are urged to be present.
Iteltinis Front Knglmiil
Percy lMmmlck, a mechanic In
tho Houthertt Pacific shops here,
has returned to his home in Kose
burg after a three month's visit
with relatives in England. Mr.
IHmmlrk visited his brother in
Southampton and other relatives
in Itrituln.
To men whose pipes bum
hotter than 'L and Maria
Gettin' hot under the bat-wing
won't cool down the Fahrenheit
in that old underslung . . . For any
pipe 11 burn infernally, fast and
hot if you stoke 'er with tobacco
that's cut too blame fine . . . But
ream 'er clean and pack 'er full
of Granger it's cut rough to burn
slow and cool then youll find
it tt20 degrees cooler inside" and
the smoothest, sweetest piece
'of smoking you ever experienced.
p3 It's cut rough to burn cool
a scientific fact
Tbeanertobssxn'a cut, the faster It
burns and the hotter I The rate of
combustion depends on the oxygen
round each particle of tobacco
ao Granger" out ooarae (Rough Cut,
we call it) to burn akrwer, amoko
cooler and last longer.
Lraorrr ft Mm Tobacco Co,"
Ta-1ra4 In ItMVV fnil
instead of tinshence
J. O. Newland motored to Glen
uuie today to spend the diy on
business.
A marriage license was granted
today to A. Brayton Grieve and Lll-
lle Yarbrough, both of Reedsport.
Mrs. Mary Fairfield, who has
been at Mercy Hospital, suffer
ing from typhoid fever, has re
covered sufficiently to be dismis
sed.
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to motor here today and
transact business for several hours
was F. J. Hoffstead, of Glide.
Schilling
BakincPowder
Cream of tartar
comes from the
dure juict crystali
of luscious snpes
s nealthtul
fruit ptodi
creanPffltartar
toducT
f Coffee
Asking
I Towdet
I Extftcti
Spicei
Arrive From Tacotna
II. fl. Stevenson, of the Taco
ma. K. A. Pilcher store, arrived
here this mornliiK to assist 11. K.
)orr, manager of the local branch
tore, vhirh bought out the Mel
lows Htore Company, In getting
ready for the sale to bo put on
soon.
Here From Frisco
llnrry Pierce, former Koseburg
biisineKS man, arrived here toilay
from Snn Francisco and Is greet
ing his many old friends. He
plans to spend the winter here,
but will first return to Krlscn In
about two weeks to close his af
fairs there.
Fathers' and Sons' Service
There will be a Fathers' and
Rons' service held at the Green
schoolhouse on Suiday afternoon,
November . at 1 o'clock. Kev. W.
S. Mct'ullsah. of the Presbyterian
church will deliver the address.
There will also be a special murical
program. All fathers of (he enm
muiiily are urged to attend and
bring their sons, and the public la
cordially Invited to attend.
Two Oops Of IVnrs
y . tl. Kwens, who conducts the
Sutherlln orchard, brought to the
News-Heview office today some
Unwell pears from his orchard.
The pears are a second crop, mm
ing to maturity after the first j
croo had grown. They are larce
i and well formed, four good sized
pears growing on one amsll limb.
Mr. Ewens estimates thst there
are possibly two tons of second
growth fruit on his orchard traet.
Miss Velma Ooff. of the Term
inal lleauty Shop has resgned her
position there. Mlsa Ooff will re
main here until Saturday, but has
not decided what her future plana
will be.
F.nihnildcry Club To Meet
The Koseburg Art and Em
broidery Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. N. K. Khodea, on
133 South Flint street on Wed
nesday afternoon.
Discharged From Hospital
Lee Kngles, who has been con
fined to Mercy Hospital for the
past three weeks with a broken
leg. has recovered sufficiently to
be allowed to return to his home.
Harry Psares In City-
Harry Pearce, for many years a
resident of Koseburg. now travel
ing out of San Kranclsco, Is spend
ing a few days In Koseburg visit
ing friends and attending to bual
nesa matters.
Buy Property-
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mcflowan,
formerly of Seattle, who recently
came here for Mrs. McOowan'a
health, have bought a house and
two lots on Glle street from Chas.
Kyes. Mrs. McOowan'a health la
much better and she and her hus
band will remain here.
Rev. Chaney Hers
Kev. 8. J. Chaney of Eugene,
the new district superintendent of
the southern district of the Oregon
conference of the M. E. church,
held the first quarterly cohfefnee
of Rosehurg last night. This waa
the first quarterly corr-nce Rev.
Chaney his held sines bring ap
pointed to the office of district
superintendent. He left this morn
ing for Medford where he will hold
a quarterly conference tonight.
Men's suits clean eo ana pressed, MlM'MMMIMITT.TTTTTra
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A large Hudson touring car, oc
cupied by a party of tourists from
nausas, went on ine grade norm M
of Oakland yesterday. The car 3
rolled down a steep bank, and
landed in the ditch, but fortunately ; H
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none of the occupants were In
jured. The car was almost a total
wreck.
MARCELL'S RADIUM ORE
MIRACLE MINERAL
For
Catarrh of Head
Nose or Throat Rheumatism or Neuritis
Also Female Trouble
Call at 843 Miller St.
Or phone 36A-J for Explanation
Vmpqua Post of the American
me?Ungtonhgh,d a d'Z aK? i B
will also make final plans at their chorus will sing one number from
meeting for the Armistice Celebra- the show for the entertainment of
tlon. The Legion Minstrel Revue the members of both organizations.
hollowing the program and busi
ness session a teed will be served
by the lu'ich committee.
You must say
To get true Scotch flavor
famous Quaker Oats flavor
in quick cooking oats
THE difference in break
fast oats is flavor. Oats,
originally a Scotch dish,
must have Scotch flavor.
Quick Quaker has the
toasty Scotch flavor that's
so wonderful . . . famous
Quaker Oats flavor..
No other brand has it.
None successfully imitates it.
It's due to exclusive Quaker
milling of the finest, plumpest
oats; Milling methods which
took some 50 years to perfect
Makes all the difference
in the world. Quaker Oats
spoil s folks for ordinary brands
of oats. Cooks in 3 to 5 min
utes. No kitchen muss busy
mornings.
Due to Quaker milling
methods, it supplies, too, the
"roughage" you need to make
laxatives seldom necessary.
Look for the picture of a
Quaker on the oats you get
2Ktnds e uaker ats you ave way known
land Quick Quaker cooks in 3 to 5 minutes