ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1925.
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These stores are exerting everv effort to enforce
bution, of Quality Foods, through the elimination of unnecessary service. The E
patronage of thousands upon thousanda of keen discriminating buyers, daily, is $
H ample proof. It's the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts. E
I OFFERINGS SATURDAY AND MONDAY,. NOV. 28th and 30th
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ffl Economy Matchei, Full I Crcme Oil Soap, 0Kf I
Carnation Mills, Cp. 1 Good Sized Eoxes On. 5 bar, 3, fe
Tall Cant, 3 for Zj'j 6 for Ivo Liim, 5 bare"" $
0
Jj Mushrooms Imported "1st
g Raisins, Thompson,
Seedless, 3 lbs.
29c
A Lnrrowts Buckwheat Flour
4 -
White Figs, Fancy
27c
a 2 ibs
A Adironda'k Cane and Maple Syrao The best
Cane and Mnple Syrup packed, Full quart, 55c; full J fcallon,
P.nn r..l Palo 1 fl
4 Bon Ami Powder 12 Jc
I Kerrs Best Patent Flour,
49 lb. Sack
Shasta Tea,
g i lb. plr. .
29c
g 20A Century Coffee "If sJl
K be used" Roosted today, on
, ROSEBURG STORE
$ 130 N. Jncfeton St.
-'I'T'I'I'WIs.-'i'iv.Iil.iiw.
Any Social Function or Dinner
t Affair will be made more $
1 Enjoyable
end Host3
Try thi3 Really Nutritious and .
Luscious Rossburg Product
Everybody praises it
See to it nlso tbat Mel-O-Maid Butter
is served on your table regularly.
There ir. none better t
Ask j our dealer for Mel-O-Maid
Douglas County Creamery I
We carry extra fln
fa ' Guaranteed
Phone
in a
S .St
Powder just
Coffee.
Spiccj
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Schillin
Tea
wings
Vsssm.wtx?
Two Thoughts Predominate I
in buying your foodstuffs Quality and Economy.
And simultaneously your mind turns to the .
20th CenturyStores I
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Choice' Button New Pack
Del Monte Crosby Corn,
1925 Pack, Can CQn
29c; 3 for 00b
Pure New 4 lb. Sack. 40c;
- - ' . .
"Icrshey Cocoa,
28c
J lb. pkg. 15c; 1 lb ...
Shum Shorn Oil,
49c
Quart Can
$2.23
Groners Walnuts
Franquettes, lb.
20th Century Brooms, "6"
Sewn", Strong Par- QCfi
lor Broom, only vutl
Coffee were at good as 20th Century, more would M 0Q
your table tomorrow, lb. 47c; 3 Ibs . vliJO
to Guesl3
When
Y'niDD.ng Cream.
to Whip.
340 .
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For flavor bc sure your coffee
comes in a real vacuum tin
and not just an ordinary tin.
For convenience be sure it comes
kev-wind tin and
'
an ordinary vacuum
of th
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economical Food Distri- E
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Halves,' Can w3u &
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Crystal White Soap,
6 bars
25c I
75c I
9 lb. Sack
Small White Beans, OQn S
1925 Crop, 3 lbs ZOO &
Heinz Catsup,
Large Bottle ..
Large Budded '7Qn
40c; 2 Ibs I wU
Pompeian Ohve Oil, ' IE a E
Pint Can fob 1
OAKLAND STORE
. Baker-Hanarv Bid.
t LOCAL NEWS i
;
Visitors In City
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porter of Cot-j
tage drove, aro r'lests at tho homo'
of Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Cockeran.
Home From 8chool
Lynn and teo Ileckley. who are
attending O. A. C. this winter, are
hunie during the holiday vacation.
Here Yesterday
Merrltt Senter. formerly of this
elty. arrived here yesterday Jrom
Eucene and spent the day visiting
with friends.
From Myrtle Creek
II. M. Shlrtcllffe motored from
Myrtle Creek this morning and
smnt ft fpw hours ntti'mllnir In
business matters. I
Guests Here Yesterday '
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. V.'a'nscntt.
of Oakland, were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. K. J. Walnsrolt. nt their
home in this city yesterday.
Small Daughter Improving j
Thp small dnticht.T of Mr. and i
Mrs. CfcM Tenr. who Tins bfn i
III at Merry hosjiltal, in rcrorterl to I
be slightly improved this morning. I
III At Myrtle Creek j
Pr. Coryell, of Myrtlp rreok. Is !
report pd to bt quitw Ml at his homp;
sufferlnc from a serious utrokc of
parnlyaU ypnterdy, vhlrh loft
him in an unconscious condition.
In Thit Morning
Mrs. Roy IIui i and rhlldren, of
Looking (ilfiKH, were visitors in
this city this mornlna: and spent a
Hhort lime shopping and ou busl
n'NH. not
tin.
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do noi think ihsv f
j Schilling Coftee is th'
be$f c oiicc you can bu
Tj. your grocer will
return f mt moor
"awntlj ana
- i?aiy. You
r.e
k,p,hO
$1.03 1
...28c 1
LOCAL
Vlvllorx Thursday
Mr. and .Mrs. Frank E. Allen,
of Myrtle Point, spent Thursday
In I city visiting, reluming
iiome today. ,
From Willamette, l".
Lnclen Cobb, a Btudent at W11-'
lament) I'nlverslty, la home dur
ing the vacation holiday visiting
with hi parents. -
Her Today .
Mrs. O. L. Chenowlth, of Oak
land, wan an arrival here this
morning anil spout tuu day visit
ing and shopping. 1
Here From Corvnllls
Wallace kapp. wlio Is attend
ing O. A. C, la upending the holi
day here visiting hla parents. Mr.
and Mrs. O. V. ltnpp.
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Return From Riddle-
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hurtles re
turned from Riddle this morning
after spending Thanksgiving day
there vijltlUK relatives.
From Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMullen. of
Corvallls, are spending a short
time here visiting with ' frleuds.
Dotb are students at O. A. C.
Front Oakland
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Oakland,
arrived hero this uinrning to
spend the day visiting with some
frleuds and shopping.
Visitors Thursday "
Miss Marie Jones, ot -Monroe
and Miss Ida Hillaud. of Kugene,
spent a few hours in this city
visiting Thanksgiving day.
Arrives From Portlun'l
Mrs. W. I). Hell, formerly of
this city, arrived from Portland
this morning to visit for a short
time with friends and rclatves.
Here From Corvallls '
Mrs. Krederirksou. of Corvnllls.
Is visiting with friends here for a
short time. She was formerly
Miss Donna Love, of this city.
Arrive This Morn I nip
Clifford Thornton arrived from
Corvallls. where he Is a student
at O. A. C. this morning and will
visit with "relatives dnrins the re
mainder of the holidays.
To firnnts Pi
Tuls Huff, of this city. left
this morning for Cranti Pass,
where he will visit over the week
end, and deliver .a sermon on
Sunday.
Homo From rVliool
Harold Irwin Is spending the
hoilcliiy in this city visiting nt the
home of hs parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. M. Irwin. Me is a student at
O. A. C. this winter.
Returns to Stayton
C. S. Pass returned to his home
1 at Stayton. Oregon, thU morning,
after spending the Past several
weeks at the home of his son, J.
I W. Bass and family. .
; Return To KprlngfMd
Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Taylor, of
! Springfield, who have heen vislt
'ing at the home of Mrs, Taylors
I sister. Mrs. Frank Foot, returned
to their home yesterday. .
Return To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Ilownrd Bailey,
who vlylted here with Mr. llalley's
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Hal
ley, over ThanksKlvlnir. returned
to their borne In Portland last
evening.
Leave For South
Lfston Uowdrn and Adrian
Fisher, who visited with relatives
and friends hero yestMrdny, left
this morning for VreJca. California,
where both are employed. They
made the trip by auto
Iidy fining To Furipe
Mrs. O. If. Newport, of Dixon
vllle, wns In Ilosehurg today at
tending to business matters pre
paratory to making a trip to Ku
rone In December of this year.
She leaves tomorrow for Kverett.
Washington, where she will visit
with her mother, then proceed to
.Montreal. Canada, where on De
cember 10th, she will begin her
ocean journey, with Belgium as
her destination. In that country
she will meet her husband, a min
ing engineer, who has spent the
part three yenrs In Africa and who
will return to DlxonvilI with her.
Mother's loaf, It feels so chummy
! To my pilnte and my tummy,
j Try It and you will agree,
. Like the bread Ss'ri.es with n.p.
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NEWS
From O. A. C
Joe Ward Young, who Is at
tending O. A. ('., is spending the
holiday vocation here vi'ltlug with
Dla parents.
Hem From U. of O.
Miss Vlolette Cole Is home from
Eugene rnr the holidays. She Is a
student at the University of Ore
gon. Visitor Today
llorman Schnl'.s. of Brockway,
was a visitor in thla city for sev
eral hours today, tiu iM'-C(ii! busi
ness. ltetnrna Home J
.Mlsa Velma (.off returned to
this city last evening after spend
ing Thanksgiving visiting la
l.runts Puss.
Krin O. A. O.
Miss Thelma Smith, a freshman
at O. A. C, U sHnding the holi
days visiting at the home of her
parents at Winston.
Hero From Portland
Mrs. Ivan II. McKinney, of
Portland, Is here for a short time
visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Haynes.
Front O. A. t
Clifford Fields, a student at O.
A. C.. Iins arrived to visit over
the holiday vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fields.
Hero Vewtenlfty '
Donovan Denning, former Rose
lmrg hoy, who Is attending O. A.
C. Is here for a short time visit
ing with friends.
Goes to North Bend
K. K. McLendon, local real es
tate dealer, drove to North Bend
yesterday, having been called there
on busiuess.
Hihim From forvttl I Is I
Miss ltrtha Kohlhaeen. who Is
sttendlng O. A. C, Is spending the I
notiday vacatton nere visiting i
the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen.
Homo From Cotiat
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Brockley
and son. Bolihy, who where guests
of Mr. and Mrs. K. ltarnum at
Marshfleld on Thanksgiving, re
turned to their home in this city
last night.
Return. Home I
Mrs. L. 8. Rowland, who has
been spending the pnBt five weeks
visiting with friends and rela
tives In Kansas City, and Oklaho
ma. Nebraska and Montana points,
returned to her home In this city
yesterday.
Leave For Portland
Mrs. Nathan Fullerton, Mre. O.
A. Bradburn and Mrs. John
Throne left this morning for Port-
' land, where they will attend
(meeting of the Daughters of the
Nile. Tlicy will be gone lor several
days. i
Car Runs Into Bank
Mr. d id Mrs. Ben Palm, of this
city. who. with a party of friends
iwere motoring north yesterday af
(ternoon. received slight Injuries
when the car In which they were
driving, as they drew near the top
I
I of Rice hill, struck a wet place on
' the pavement and their car skidded
i Into the bank. The other occu
pants were unhurt.
.Return From Corvnllls
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amort and
daughter. Vera Jean, who visited
lat the home of Mr. Amort's par
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Felix Amort,
at Corvnllls, over Thanksgh Ing,
i returned to their home here to
day. They were accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Amort, Sr., who will
remain here for a week or ten
days visiting.
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(Aanclafd rmi UuH Win.)
WASIIINOTON. Not. 27. Argu
ments on the Indictment returned
here against Senator Wheeler of
Montana were begun today before
Justice Uailey in the District of
Columbia supreme court.
Senator Wheeler's counsel. Sena
tor Walsh ot Montana, contended
that the present charge of conspir
acy agnlnst his client was based
upon the same set of facts Senator
Wheeler faced In his own state
where he was acquitted of a
charge of Improperly representing
Gordon Campbell, Montana oil op
erator, before the Interior Depart
ment It Is tha contention of Senator
Wheeler that In view of his former
acquittal, the federal government
cannot legally proceed against bint
In the District of Columbia.
The government holds the cases
are wholly unlike and are based
upon different transactions that
consequently the Indictment must
stand.
JUDGE ENGLISH
IS CITED FOR HIS
PROFANE ENGLISH
( A w 1. 1 1 hM ttmmi Wtr.)
EAST ST. LOITIS. III.. Not. 27
Federal Judre George W. English,
ofMhe eastn Illinois district. Is
defTnded In a brief filed with the
special house Judiciary sub-committee
In Investlgstlng bis orrictal
conduct, as man who hS'nt
some mists,, but who bss done
nothing for which h can properly
bo Impeached. Q
In a document of morsr tban 25,
000. words, mad, public today,
"BEST VALUE9
Most every day patrons tell us that quality considered,
town. A trial will convince. Make a list of your requirements and shop early.'
UNUSUAL BARGAINS UNTIL NOON SATURDAY
Corn, Standard, limit 12,
2 for 1
Royal Garden Tea, black or OTfi Tomato Soup, limit 12, OQfl
green, half lb. L I U 3 for i :L Jb
, , EVERDAY SAVING PRICES
' Jewel Shortening, 01. Q Q Fancy Burbanks, ' Q 1 C
8 lbs 0 I iD J 100 Its 0 JiT J
i 1
Local Lard, . CI OR Fancy Onions, CO PC
9 lbs ' OlitfJ 100 lbs OZiDJ
Broken Pineapple, large, J Ea Flour, Kerr's Best, ' C 0 C fl
2 for : M-Jli bbi : OOiUU
Peaches, table fruit, . Atft Flour, white loaf, . C Q D 0
2 for : tdl best for bread, bbl. QOiOU
Squash or Pumpkin, - 11 n Tomatoes, fancy, . 1 flft
per lb. I74C per lb ..: I UU
Jumbo Celery, fancy, OKo Bananas, ' OOli
2 for :. ... ZJU 3 lbs. I Oil
Boneless Shoulders,
per-:'-f.-.'4C..t.vV;:;l
BaHieless Cottages, '.s.i-
pw.Bvu':
California
v and
Oregon
counsel for Judge English gave an
exhaustive analysis ot the evldonce
and concludes with this paragraph:
"The most that can be said
against Judge English, as shown
by the evidence In this case. Is that
he has made some mistakes."
Among the other charges against
Judge English, the brief deals nt
length with his use of profanity In
a lecture from the bench to a group
of state's attorneys and sheriffs. It
asks the Investigating committee,
"In view of all the good work done
by Judge English," not to condemn
him for using a few curse words.
"Very recently," continues the
argument on this point, "a certain
candidate was elected to a very
Important position In our govern
ment who Is reported to have hail
tho habit of frequently emphasis
ing his remarks with a little pro
fanity. In former years a member
of congress who had the same ha
bit, was honored by his associates
for many years by being elected
speaker of that body. One of the
greatest governors that Illinois ev
er had who also served a term in
the United Htates senate, was lu
the habit of using such profanity
In his conversation and public- ut
terances as would mane Judge
hiiKlinti luuK like a faunuuy sctiubl
superintendent.'
All Patrons"
of this store appreciate the
splendid values we are offer
ing on quality Groceries.
Prices an? the very lowest.
Maddox&Wethercll
Phone 499
Jackson St. at Deer Creek
Bridge
A Business Man
Goes to 5ed Happy
and wakes up happi)
a if his business.
is adOcrtised
U8
' Stone's Creamery Butter,
all day, lb
23o
Dutch Cleanser,
limit 4
SMOKED MEAT
33c
Bacon, fancy,
per lb
33c
Dry Salt Pork,
per lb
$5.00 Orders Delivered Free.
Doors and
Stock Sizes
Bring your
ss. ."av ssbw
Roseburg Lumber & Mfg. Co.
Miss Edith Miller, who has been
visiting with friends In this city
for the past several days will re
turn to her home In i Portland,
where she has beon special nurso
for some time.
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SHIRT S
Collar attached and
Collar to match in
Fancy novelties
Broadcloth, Madras, and fancy
flannels stripes, checks . and
plaids in all the new colors.
Duds for.Men, Inc.
0 QUINE BROTHERS
our prices are the best in
55c
58
36c
28c
311 West CJ3
Eostbnrg,0reoi
Windows
and Odd Work.
troubles to us.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Musson, ot
Marshfleld, who have been In
Hoseburg visiting over Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs. F. O.
1 Rchults, loft this afternoon for
I home.