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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1926. TWO ERVICE AND UALITY That is what we aim to give to our customers. We " have discovered that quality merchandise coupled with service will make and keep satisfied cus tomers. We want to be the store that you can ' phone or call and get the same courteous treatment "and dependable merchandise at all times, because '..we know that only by being of service to the com " rhtinity can we expect to grow and prosper. We will have good canning Peaches this week and next. Also take orders for Bartlett Pears for -.canning. For Sunday get some of the fancy Golden Bantam Sweet Corn. Also fresh Tomatoes, , Squash, Cucumbers, etc. Order early while sup- "plies are large. :;; QUALITY MEATS - Boiling Beef, lb 10c -Beef Roast, lb 122c ..'.Sirloin and T-Bone Steaks, lb 20c Hamburger, 2 lbs. - 35c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb 16c Veal Leg and Loin Roast, lb 20c Veal Stew, lb 10c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb ..25c fork Leg and Loin Roast, lb 30c :; Pork Sausage, 2 lbs. 45c " Bacon Backs, half or whole, lb 32c ; Rolled Picnic Hams, no bone, lb 40c "Cottage Hams, lb .'. -1 ....A0c Paeon Squares, lb 28c "Pure Lard, lb - 25c Fancy Hens and Fryers Cream Cottage Cheese t CHURCHES I SUNDAY AT THE St. ;oi-k'h lOjtiwopul t'liurcfl Services Sunday; Celebration of Holy Communion at 8:30 a. in. Clfurch scool ut 9:46. At Buthor lln: lloly Communion ut 11:00 a. m. Riddle services at 8:00 Ii. m. K. POTTER IlUNNIiLLS, Vicar. INCENDIARISM BLAMED , FOR MILL'S DESTRUCTION (AptM;lntrl I'rt-n l.i-ui'd Wire.) l.A GKANDH, Ore., July 30. Tho H. M. Matighan lumber mill unit yards on Powwatkii Ilidge, near Troy, Wallowa county, was destroyed Monday anil Tuesday nlKhlH with u loss estimated at in.DllH. It waa learned bere today. Lewis Carpenter, of tliu forest service, inspected tbe' ruins and believes that the rlre was of In oendinry origin. The mill was de stroyed Monday night and. al though apparently extinguished, fire tho following night swept the yards. Flint Christian Church At Inst the good old annual picnic of the Christian liible School has arrived. Next Thursday after noon at one t'clock the cars will start leaving tho church for Dos well Springs where the picnic is to be held. Tho picnic dinner v.'ill be held In the evening lute enough so the folks who have to work till five, can be present. We need twenty five ears, livery one who will drive down, pleuue call Dr. Cilbbs as soon us possible. This will help much. Subject of sermon at the church Sunday morning is "The Lord's Day." In the evening the union service will I be held at the nnptist church. In itormediate Christian Endeavor at the church Sunduy evening at 1 0:30. The intermediates have jdone a wonderful work during the I summer. The meetings are well attended and well planned. Let somo oi ine parents uueuu nexi Sunday evening and see their work. The seniors meet at 7:00. There were 18 present last Sun duy, Who will be the extra two to make it twenty? H. E. MOW. i For results 1 classified ads use Nqws-Ilevlew PRINCIPAL OF GI.ENDALE 6CHOOL RESIGNS BECAUSE OF CONDITION OF HEALTH lilblo .Standard Temple Cor ner Chadwick and Douglas street. Hov. Earl Crook, Pastor. Ser vices tonight (Eriday) at eight o'clock. These services are evan gelistic in character. Everyone welcome. On Sunday we have Bible School ut 10:00 a. ni. Mr. Wilbur i.eonurd, Supt. In these days it is very necessary that our children have a know ledge of the I'.lble so if your child is not in Sunday school, send him to the Temple, or better still, come along, parents, we have classes for all ages and competent teachers in PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Grocery Phone 145 Meat Market 363 Free Delivery C,eni! W. Hall, for the past twoicharge. Morning worship at 11:00 years principal of the Clondale i and in Ihe evening Young Peoples high school and who taught here meeting at 0:45 p. m. and Evnn soine fourteen years ago, Eriday gellstlc cervices at 8:00. cancelled his contract to teach here another term, slating that his I Methodist Church, South Cor doctor would not permit him to ner of I.ane and South Main Sts., continue, due to his physical con- c. S. Coberly, pastor. Sunday dition, it Ib said. I school at 9:45 a. m. Public wor- i i.i r.,,n.. ...,f ,... I ship nt 11:00 a. ni.: sermon by week from Eastern Ore- tliC pastor. Union service 111 tho , ,,rt s(.rmon at 7:00 a. m. Cate .1 '" .. h Ji ,L.!cvnlnsat.llio Baptist Church.,,, .,. classes and Biblical In ,ne .he summer and are engaged Sior and Junior Leagues w.ll I,,,,,,. ii.ir iinnoeiiniii ef-1 meet ver usual. Wednesday feels,' preparatory to leaving Glen-i"'? ZWfHZZXZ "Be summer-vise!" i TREE TEA OR.ANCE P E rvO E extended to sti angers. all, particularly to Myrtle Creek Church of Christ liible school at 10 o'clock. The morning sermon subject will be "The Lord's Supper". Young Peo ples' Christian Endeavor at 7:00. The evening sermon, the fourth ot our special series of Sunday evening sermons, will be "Rock ing In The Devils Cradle." Spe cial music at the evening service. The evening sermon for August 8. will be "Asleep ill the Devil's Cradle." August 15, "Awakened In the Devil's Cradle." Walter E. Strain, Minister. i ii Vrtrj. mm - 1 vTa 1111 IIIWMPMI 111 saving Cash stores Store No. 255 115 So. Stephens St. Rbseburg, Ore. Phone 230 $5.00 Orders delivered free, sugar excepted. Sinai) order 10 cents. Public confidence is ao necessary to an endur ing business structure as steel to a great building, and public confidence is had where and Only the "will to serve" is evident and sincere. It is our ambition, as builders, that Skaggs Stores endure beyond our material need, and to that end the whole organization is bending its thought and energy. lutei'itationul lllhle Students Association will meet at 10:30 ut 9311 West first street. The study will be "Protection and Deliver ance." Do perilous times now pre vail? Why only ure assured pro lection ut this time? Eor whut great event has The Church (Christ Bride) long waited? The Sunday School lesson is "The De liverance at the lied Sea." What does this picture mean to us? These and many more questions are answered and proven seriplur uly. All ure welcome. EAltL PARKER. SATURDAY PRODUCE Features WATERMELONS, guaranteed ripe, per pound 2c ONIONS, Walla Walla, fine for cooking or slicing, 5 lbs 14c CANTALOUPES, Large size from Turlock, 4 for 25c SATURDAY AND MONDAY FEATURES PURE CANE SUGAR 10 lbs 63c SEEDLESS RAISINS 3 15-oz. Packages 32c Catholic Churi-h Kane and Oak streetB. August 1st, Mass : "t rv,r wllf members " of the school board, It was stated ( "' ,."':.,.. ,,., that no one had been secured as struction at S:45 a. m. Second Mass and Sermon nt 0:30 a. in. Rosary and Benediction of the M. 1J. S. in the evening at 7:30. DUG SERVICE REMAINS ON' ' '. SPRINGFIELD-EUGENE LINE 'j'v,x (AMoolntfd Prom Lwiiwil Wire.) J SALEM, Oro., July 30. A pctl Hion of residents along the South fill Lucille Intoruiban line be tween Eugene and Springfield, lirotfflllng against Iho abandon ment of electric car service and I'liioijKdUon of hus service, in denied in an order or Iho publlu service commission today. Tho commission holds I hat iho bus service is a superior service tor urban or Interuiban loniiminlttes and Is "safe, adequate mid conven ient." The Southern Pacific expects lo use the rail line for steam lialns when the Nlllron cut off is coin pleted. A Secret -Regular cleaning and "jjressing is the secret of the most successful and influential business Trout files Hint Ret Iho fish. We carry large slock of fishing tackle nt reasonable prices. Pow ell's Furniture and Hardware Store. yet lo fill the vacancy made by ihe resignation of Mr. Hall, hut that Ihey had several in view and were In communication with them, tin:! no doubt would be able to se cure a competent man soon. Glen dale News. GOlTRE REDUCED FIVE INCHES '" And Health Improved for Spokane Lady. Mrs. HiM-lhn 1 .and lit) PR. K. 2ii07 71 M A vt' HiK'kiuu'. WafOi , Hiiys "SI ncn unIiik Suilml-Q mniniplo a i'.iIoi I. 'Ss lintmi'iil a hIm.i i tlnu iny Uiilr In Minn'. My .vsiRlit In t,'"' I f;l.'t,'p hIkIHh. ami d-i-l liki- 1 did iM'fdi.-. Will t.-ll ..r writ.' my full fp.Tii-n'r." Writ-' Sorhol Company. M.clij'.iiiisliiiiK. Ohio. S.pWI nt .ill Ii nrc Mtun-H. I.nrally ut Nathan Ful lurtnii, ihiittUit. t he hist monthly meeting of the Conference year. NAVY OR RED MEXICAN BEANS 6 lbs 49c DROMEDARY GRAPE FRUIT 3 tins 75c Xet us help you sue- 'New Face Powder All the Rage i You will not have a shiny nose now. A very fine, pure, new French Process Powder is alt the 'rage. Keeps shine away perspiration hardly affects it. t : uWl shew. i-OOKS ij. i.mca ui i...-.. H like natural skin and gives a beautiful complexion. Get a box today. It ia called MELLO CiLO. Nathan Fulleflon, Tho Reiall Store. ItoselmrK. Ore. Phon 277, Our auto will call. Amy Rogers BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1IB-L 137 N. Main Evenings by Appointment First lluptlst Church Regular services Sunday morning. Sunday school at 9:45. Carlos Page, Spt. Worship services nt 11:00; Rev. II. W. Davis of Eugene, Ore., will preach. Union evening service at 8:00 p. m., at the llaptist. church. Hov. H. E. Mow will conduct tho evening service. The First Metliolist Church Corner of Main and Lane streets; lltev. Joseph Knotts. pastor. I he Sunday School meets at 9:43 a. ni. The morning sermon theme ;is "A Message from Isaiah." The Kpwoith League meets at. 7:00 p. m. The I'nion Sunday even ing meeting will 1)0 held this week !ln the llaptist Church at S o'clock. Prnver meeting on Wednesday evening. A cordial Invitation Is PORTLAND PEOPLE WRECK CAR NEAR MYRTLE CREEK Mrs. L. It. Griffith, of 830 E. Kelly St., Portland, received minor injuries yesterday afternoon in an nulolnohlle accident near Myrtle ( reek. The car driven by Mr. .(irlt'l'ith went over the grade and turned upside down, but'forlunate- Uy the occupants were not badly hurt, wnue ine car, an csse. coach, was not damaged to any j great extent. Mr. and Mrs. Grif filh have been visiting at the home I of Mrs. Griffith's sister, Mrs. Sel-1 licit, of this city. CRUSHED PINEAPPLE NO. 10 TINS FOR CANNING WITH OTHER FRUIT Per Tin 73c BROOMS Fine quality, Tvo Days Only, each 45c SWIFTS SMOKED PICNIC Per lb 32c FULL CREAM CHEESE 2 lbs. ; 49c FRESH PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs 37c PERFECTION SALMON 2 1-lb.Tins 33c LEMON COOKIES 4 Dozen 19c CREME OIL SOAP 6 Bars 33c JELL WELL For Dessert, 3 Pkgs 25c POWDERED SUGAR 3 lbs ..29c CERTO , For making Jellj', 2 Bottles 53c CANNING SUPPLIES BALL IDEAL JARS Pints 91c Quarts ... .. $1.13 JELLY GLASSES Tall or Flat; o j 83c -0- To Portland , W. G. roitman returned to Portland today after spending the past two days here on business. Mr. Foiximann called on G. W. Young and Hons, resident agents for the( lite Insurance company with which he Is associated, while in this city, j III&WllHII,K'!EIffi'9 DKUIiLKSS HKALT11 f ENTER 327 W. Casi Phone 491 to DR. HARRISON FOLK S DR. CATHERINE McNEIL K CHIROPRACTORS g (Painless Adjustments) Eloctro-Therapy K g Electronic and Vapor Paths Igi "JUST SEND ANYBODY TO ME ABOUT THIS KARNAK" BALL MASON CAPS 2 Dozen ..45c BALL MASON JARS Pints 75c Quarts 91c KERR ECONOMY Pints Quarto ..$1.13 $1.23 PAROWAX 2 lbs RED JAR RINGS 2 Dozen 15c 3 23c milk, but even that didn't slop After the Remarkable Re- my troubles. I was so nervous anil resucss that I was awake just about as 14 lo Ruilti much at night as I was in the day CROWD PLEASED BY BAND CONCERT GIVEN LAST NIGHT jing for tourists, Tiundreds of whom take advantage of tile en tf.l tainmcnt. Di. Rupert A. Moon ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTOR Nerve and Spine Specialist 209 Perkins llldg. Phono 654 a.MMM.l.l.I.M.li-I lief This Medicine Has r- u: I- D..Jj Viiven mm ..v."j Ume ,,alng n my ,,, si(lc lllmu!., i DU I- i U I imit drove me distracted, and many Says Portland Man at Travfcl to San Francisco LOS ANGELES AND WAY POINTS BY PICKWICK STAGE 24-Hour Service, Roseburg to San Francisco Effective April 5 - Mimil i'A' I'A'I II l i.l. THREE SCHEDULES DAILY LEAVING TERMINAL HOTEL 4:20 P. M-, 1:00 A. M 8:10 A. One Way Faro to San Francisco - Round Trip to 6n Francisco One W.iy to Loa Angeles Round Trip Fare to Lot Angele - M. ,14.7 .28.1 .$26.60 .50.00 One Day to San Francisco and Two Days to Lo Angelei by Pickwick Reclining ChaitSt.igc TRUNKS WE HANCA.E FOR YOU SEE FOLDER8 SENT ON REQUEST CALL e Terminal Hotel o ' Phone 586, Roeburg, Ore, for Information k The aiu-irnt R o tn a n s wnre tn' liotisci s. They attempted lo do without them Mini Koine got into Irntihlc. A man today who attempted to do without them would also pot into trouble. We are tarryiuR a full stock of trousers for cautious people, and can oiTcr a iiu line of these wcar ahlrs in all styles and a variety of attractive pat terns and colors. 7Vcucr of all Trice V i I tell you. Karnak Is Ihe great medicine 1 have ever come across, and alter all Us done for me I'm back ut ll lo the limit," says James Slier, of o I T K. Tl'nd St.. N . I'orlland, tire. "I'nr four ears 1 liad been Mlf fering with Indigestion and stomach linuhlc that kept me in misery nearly eiery hour of Ihe "lay uitht," continues .Mr. Siler. bloat up llh gas till 1 was ki weak and nervous I would have to lie dew II. "1 would belch lor hours after eating and gas would press nrnun.l niv lienrt and cause II In palpll'ile so terribly that at limes 1 thought it was going tn slop beating alto gether I went en diet of "i:" mid and "Id times I just felt like 1 couldn t stand It any longer. 1 had tiled so many remedies and they had ail failed to help me and I was about slllal. ready to give up. "Hut I'll tell the worli: K:i;nak gave me relief when the rest of them wouldn't. This medicine just bellied me I nun Ihe suot and now I'm eallns Jusl anylhini: put on tile table and don't have to suffer for it afterward. "The indigestion, .-..is, pai'n and slomach trouble are a tiler; of Ihe A past. Mollis 1 sleep I Use a Ion, and Just feel one hundred p V cent belter In every way. I toll you II sure Is ureal to be in such line condition again. Just send anym .1; to me who wants to know about Karnak." Karnak Is sold In Hoscburr by Nullum Kullerlon. the Rexall store, and by nil oilier loaduitf ilrupKlsls. The Douglas County Concert Pand last night entertained a hr.ge audience at tile regular weekly concert. The hand pres ented a program of exceptionally heavy and classical music, which proved very popular, the crowd demanding an encore on one of the numbers. The band is being given a gnat deal of attention this year, its concerts drawing huge crowds. Many pcoph; park their cars around Ihe court house early in the evening in order to be sure of an adventa geous place lo see and hear. Tbe concerts offer an enjoyable even On Way to Portland Prof. George M. Hall, well known in Itoseburg as ihe producer of Smiles." a home talent show stag ed several nior.lhs ago, passed Ihrougll the city yesterday on his way north lo Pot Hand, accom panied by his manager, Itohert J. Dyers. Prof. Hall is still in the work of producing home talent shows under Ihe same name, "Smiles." They have just com pleted staging a show ut Sacray mento. -o- If you want to bny or sell nso the News-Review Classified Ads. is wilhin the reach of all. Corsels Made to Your Own Measure MADE BY BTH AVE. N. Y. CO. Also the New Charis Combination Girdle and Brassieres for Wear With One-Piece Dress. Satisfaction Guaranteed MRS. JONES, 206 Perkins Bldg., 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 27-F-4 ,8 3 SATURDAY SPECIA S I Douglas County Creamery A business with a heart. Here to serve you in the best way we possibly can. Ask for Mel-O-Maid products, as there are none better MAHOGANY FINISHED SERVING TRAY Good sue. being 11x17 inches, nclusive of handles, which are of wood and metal. Has glssseovered center with floral pattern beneath. Has felt base to prevent scratching. One Day Only for 89c 3 h mum m jyar m i m Rosebuj Phone 25 M Fresh Mel-O-Maid Butter From our churns every morning I OUINE EROS.