Roseburg news-review., January 21, 1927, Page 12, Image 12

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927.
The Hose
Value of
the Month
THE MOST DURABLE
SOCK MADE
55c
69c
for socks that sold
for 75c. .
for socks that sold
for $1.00.
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95c
BIBLE STANDARD
TEMPLE REVIVAL
DRAWS CROWD
The. Thursday evening service
at the Bible Standard Temple was
well attended when the evangelist,
Dr. Webbor spoke on the theme:
"What Think Ye of Christ."
Ho pictured very clearly ' the
scene of those who rejected Christ
and the actions and opinions of his
enemies, related the misstreatment
throughout his roinlstery here up-
for socks that sold
for $1.50.
Here's Your Chance to S ave Money on the Finest
Socks Made.
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
QUINE BROS.
Don't forget the Big Reduction here on Hart Schaffner & Marx
and Clothcraft Suits and Overcoats.
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DR. WEBBER, evangelist at the
Bible Standard Tomple.
HUDSON
SALES AND SERVICE
ESSEX
ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO.
30 Days
Guarantee
USED CARS
1927 LICENSE FREE
We Take All
the Chances
Franklin Roadster $75
192S Chevrolet Coupe $450
1923 Chevrolet Coupe ..j $275
192S Ford Coupe $325
1923 Ford Coupe .....$250
1922 Dodge Sedan $525
1925 Star Touring $350
1924 Chevrolet Touring $225
1921 Ford Touring $75
1924 Overland Red Bird $150
1920 Dort Touring $125
1922 Essex Touring $350
We will sell these cars for one-third down, and 12
months on balance.
125 Rose Auto Row Phone 438
Nursery Trees
For Sale
Walnuts, Chestnuts, Filberts, Cherries,
Peaches, Prunes, Pears, Grapes, etc.
Also, ornamentals including in variety, lilacs, roses, ver
onicas, laurustinus, clematis, peonies.
C. E. MOYER NURSERY
Phone 46F13 Rosebura, Ore.
Nursery and Sales Yard, 8 ml. South of Roseburo on Pacific
Highway, 1 mile north of Dlllard, Station
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
In tho County Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In tho matter of the estate of
George F. Bonz, deceased.
Pursuant to an order granted by
iho county court of Douglas coun
ty, Oregon, in the above entitled
estate and proceedings on tho
23rd day of December, 1326,. the
undersigned administrator will
Bell at -privato sale the following
described real property belonging
to the abovo estate, 10-wlt: Lot
Six (6) plat "V" of the Suthorlin
iana ana water Company, as per
Plat thereof on file and of record
In tho office of tho Couny Clerk
of Douglas county, Oregon.
The sale will bo made of said
property on and after the 23rd day
of January, 1827, and bids will be
rocolved at tho law office of John
T. Long, 217-218 Porkins building,
in Itoseburg, Oregon. The terms of
sale will bo for cash, ton per cent
of bid pnyablo nt tlmo of sale and
balance when snlo is confirmed by
tho court. Dated nt Roaeburg, Ore
gon, Dcconiber 23rd, 1926.
JOHN T. LONG,
Administrator of tho estate of
Goorgo F. Benz, deceased.
Cement coatees nans for brocco
II cratos at Motzgers.
ATTENTION, U. S. W. V.
'
Spoclal meeting of Goorgo
Stm nior Cnmp 19 will bo held
nt armory Friday night, Jan.
21st, 7:30 p. m., purpose of
Installation of officers.
It. C. WADDELL,
Commander.
on earth, also of the crucifixtion
and resurrection. Then he told
of the friends of Christ and their
opinion of Christ up to the angels
and his heavenly father who said:
"This is my beloved son hear ye
him." The message carried deep
conviction and many were moved
to action before God. Don't fall to
hoar Dr. Webber tonight on the
subject: '-"Water Baptism." Satur
day eve: "Following Jesus." Correspondent.
J Around the County.
MYRTLE CREEK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Dyer aro
In Salem tills week where Mr. Dy
er Is taking treatment for a ser
ious spinnl trouble. Mrs. Dyer is
expected home soon to move the
family to Snlem where they will
live until Mr. Dyer's recovery.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Hurst on Bllger Creek,
Tuesday nt 8 a. m., when Miss
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effective treatments. Otherwise, you
might go on tampering with health and
wasting money lor years wicnouc reuei.
Nn hmnltal operation or other disagreeable or
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about your business a usual. I have made thout
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Frances Wood, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Wood be
came the bride of Mr. Lynn Hurst
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurst
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Wood, the bride's father.
After a sumptuous wedding break
fast the happy couple departed for
Oakland, Calif., where Mr. Hurst
has employment.
There are a good many cases
of colds In our community at pre
sent but not much Illness of a ser
ious nature, except where the colds
have attacked persons of advanc
ed age.
Mr. Lafe Brumbaugh Is spend
ing a few. days in town from bis
homestead at Nugget.
Work is progressing steadily on
the new wing of the Christian
church the concrete walls of the
basement being finished. The
carpenter work will being as soon
as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Richardson
are the happy parents of a buby
daughter born Sunday morning
Jan. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dalley, and
son "Bill" and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
J. G. Buell have gone to Gadsden,
Arizona where they have at last
found warmth and sunshine. They
write that their invalids are stead
ily Improving in health.
J. P. Brill Is making the old
Missouri Bottom' overflow school
house into a fine prune drier.
Noah Sellers has purchased the
old Jones school house and is mov
ing It to his farm on South Myrtle.
W. V. Hurst 1b tearing down and
removing the little "tin" telephone
exchange building this week.
It, A. Tull is visiting friends
and looking after business 1 Inter
ests for a few days in our village.
He Is thinking of purchasing n
home and locating permanently In
Portland.
Mrs. W. A. Mulkey who Is spend
ing the winter in Highland, Calif.,
writes that her health is not im
ploviug much and that the weather
is so cold there, that she expects
to return home soon.
J. M. Pratt and Mrs. J. M. Poy
les are on the sick list and were
unable to carry tho mall on their
respective routes Thursday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a sil
ver tea and in terestlng program
at the home of Mrs. N. G. Buell,
Jan. 28. All the ladles of the
community are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Neal and son,
Walter, have returned from San
Diego, Cal. They also wanted to
get back to a country which fur
nishes real weather to its inhabit
ants the year round.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. L. Colby, of
Pasco, Wash., are here for a short
time to do some work on their
farm at Nugget. :
LIBERTY THEATRE
When a peaceful western ranch
is Invaded by a movie company,
plenty of excitement for both sides
Is ' bound to follow. This is the
themo of Tom Tyler's newest F.
B. O. production, "Tom And His
Pals," to be shown at the Liberty
Theatre today when it begins a two
day run. Not only are there many
amusing moments when the Holly
wood visitors nre taught the ways
of the ranch life, but there Is much
humor in the cowboy's delight
with the beautiful leading lady
who dresses elaborately in de
collette dinner 'clothes, . every
evening, and eventually teaches
the ranchmen the Intrlcasles of of
tho . Charleston.i ,'!( h o picture
abounds in action; there is some
whirlwind riding, some cyclone
hand lo hand fighting and a big
thrill scene where Tom scales a
precipice to save a child.
Return of Peter Grimm' is
ing to Liberty
Com-
Of great Interest to local theatre
patrons is the announcement that
Fox Films version of David Bel-
asco's outstanding stage triumph.
The Return of Peter Grimm,"
will come to the Liberty Theatre
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An' If I miss that pile 0' hay my
breakfast will be settled, sure
enough, but then we'll have
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there's nothln' like It to fill a feller
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GLADYS H. STRONG
Teacher of Piano and Harmony
DUNNING SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS
Graduate of the New England Conservatory
Studio: 426 Main St Telephone 311-L
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HIS BIG MOMENT
It is a memorable day for the new, man when
first he dons his apron and starts to work in one of
our stores or markets. He has started up the ladder
of "success through service" and he knows that the
rapidity of his climb will depend upon his own wil
lingness to work and apply the things he is taught.
Combined with a natural love for his chosen work,
the known certainty of earned reward is a spur to
his maximum effort and application at all times.
These are some of the reasons why you always
find Safeway Men ready and anxious to do all they
can to make your shopping in our stores both pleas
ant and profitable, ; '
Safeway Service
The prices quoted on our hand-bill, distributed this week are
all in effect and we are amply stocked to take care of your de
mands. Such values are the usual thing in Skaggs-Safeway for we
are justly proud of our ability to render
A TRULY SAVING SERVICE
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Additional Savings
CELERY Large, 2 for ................. . 19c
LETTUCE Firm heads, large, 2 for ....... 15c
APPLES Per box ...... . 95c
HEINZ KETCHUP-Large bottles, 2 for. . .43c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP-10 bars 37c
ASSORTED TOILET SOAPS-7 bars. .... .27c
ASSORTED CAKES Small pkgs., 5 pkgs. 24c
EXTRA CREAM MIX CANDY 3 lbs 50c
Store No. 255 Roseburg, Ore. Phone 230
Orders of $5.00 or more delivered free
for a three day engagement begin
ning Sunday.
"Can the dead return and com
mune with the living?" .
This Is the question with which
the intense, drama deals.
The picture is bound to cause
considerable controversy, to say
the least. In addition, there is as
tender a love Btory as has ever
been unfolded on the silver sheet.
ANTLERS THEATRE
Laughs Run Rife as Comic Comes
to Life In "Potters"
Have you ever wondered what
might happen If your favorite
comic strip could come to life. If
so, come on down to the Antlers
today and see W. C. Fields' latest
Paramount starring production,
"The Potters." J. P. McEvoy's
pell and ink fold will come to life
and you can meet the gang.
Pa'U be there. Ma wilt con
tinue nagging Pa. Pa's sure lo
keep on kidding Mamie. Bill will
attempt to be more than a kid and
Mamie will (this is positely guaran
teed) prove that fche loves Red
Miller. In fact, to divulge a se
cret, they run off and get mar
ried just as Pa becomes mixed up
in the darndest mess. And, don't
tell a soul, but it's Mamie who
finally pulls him out. of the hole.
Interested? Don't forget the
date. Fred Newmeyer, formerly
Harold Lloyd's director, was in
charge of this production. Ivy
Harris and Mary Alden arc featured.
LOS ANGELES There may have
been a mere coincidence in con
nection with a mother's advice to
her boy, who has suddenly won
fame and potential wealth. "Read
your Bible and remember , your
prayers every night," wired ' Mrs.
Jennie Young. The winner of the
big swim carried the telegram
when he was visiting movie studios.
NEW YORK Alcohol made In
Germany from garbage is much bet
ter than what is drunk In this'
town, judging from recent casual
ties. Major Chester P. Mills, prohi
bition administrator, says the Ger
man product is excellent. It has
not appeared here because other
methods are cheaper. For Instance,
he says, some druggists make 00
per cent profit bootlegging.
Special bargains In used cars at
the Hansen Chevrolet Company, 4f
this week.
NAOMI SCOTT
SOLO VIOLINIST AND TEACHER
Pupil of William Wallace Graham
"Maker of Artists"
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MAJESTIC THEATRE
Betty Goodwin Now Real Western
Girl
Betty Goodwin, who plays the
lead in Pete Morrison's "Range
Buizards," which comes to the
Majestic today has become a real
western girl. A native of Ken
tucky, she was always an expert
horsewoman, but she added to that
many other accomplishments. She
Is now an accomplished swimmer.
dead shot with' rifle or revolver
and is no mean hand with a lariat
Miss Goodwin says she wouldn't go
back to playing parts in society
pictures for anything. It will be
remembered that Betty played Im
portant roles with Harold Lloyd.
Betty Compson, Pola Negri and i
othivrs before casting her lot with I
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