Roseburg news-review., May 13, 1927, Page 9, Image 9

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 1 3, 1927.
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Used Car
Specials
FOR
SATURDAY
A Day of Big Opportunities
You will be in town to buy a car this Saturday. Our
stock of used cars will be offered at very low prices,
33 1-3 per cent down and the balance on terms.
Take your time about choosing and get the car you really
want. The prices are the lowest ever.
It doesn't take salesmanship to convince you of the
value look and judge for yourself.
J. 0. Newland &
Roseburg, Oregon
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LOCAL NEWS J
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From Glide 9mm
Willanl Smith of Glide spent
several hours Thursday in this
city looking after business affairs
and trading.
Here For Visit
Mrs. T. D. Harry of Wcstforlc ar
rived this morning from Portland
where she has been visiting with
relatives and will remain here un
til Sunday as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. 13. Sloan, after which
she will return to her home.
Mr. Hopple Visitor
O. M. Hopple of Coos Bay Junc
tion was In Roseburg Thursday af
ternoon visiting with friends and
attending to business matters.
From Glendale
Mrs. Mary Eldrldge and Mrs.
Leach of Cilendale were in this
city yesterday afternoon attending
to business affairs nnd shopping.
Home From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lawrence of
Roseburg nre guests at the Heath
man. Farmers of that section are
planning to plant more acreage to
melons, broccoli ana garden
truck than usual, reports Law
rence. Portland Journal.
To Coquille
Wayne K. Jones motored to Co
quille last evening to look after
business Interests for n day or so.
Home from Portland
Mrs. Papas has returned to her
home In this city from Portland
where she spent a few days this
week on business. .
Visitor Here
W. K. Rush of Kugene arrived
yesterday afternoon to spend a
day or so attending to husim'ss af
fairs hen?.
From Winchester
H. It. Haslings of Wilbur was at
tending to business mailers nnd
trading in this oily for a brief time
yesterday afternoon.
On Visit to Relatives
O. T. Heals has gone lo Roseburg
and Hays Creek on a visit to rela
tives nnd friends in that vicinity.
Mr. Heals resided at Days Creek In
earlier years and expected to find
a number of bis old friends still
residing there. Corvallts Times.
in price in use one 6poonful equals two
of many other brands prevents waste of
baking materials. It never fails.
AIL(U ROUTT
THE WORLD'S GREATEST
BAKING POWDER
MAKES BAKING EASIER -IT'S DOUBLE ACTING
Sale a1 Time Thoie ot Any Other Brand
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From Eugene
Mis. A. .1. Willanl nf Kugene. a
former Koseburg mat ron, is here
I visiting with relatives and friends
for a few days. She Is well knmwi
;in the city.
Cuts Leg
Mr. Fitzpalriek nf Looking Clans,
brother of K. It. FItzpatrlol:, suf
fered a deep rut on the right leg
just nbove (ho n nit If Wednesday
evening while slashing brush and
the nxe sllpned. gashing (be leg to
the bone. He was brought to Ihis
oily for medical treatment.
From Riddle
Mr. and Mrs. A. IJ. Crfpps mo
tored from lihhllo Thursday,
upending the afternoon shopping
and attending lo business alia Irs.
PORTLAND. May 13 Love still
laughs at locksmiths, and at rail
road time tables, shorthand notes
and typewriters, ami oven, on oc
casions, at the old job itself.
Cupll plays some queer prnnks.
Ho It happens that news has been
received of the wedding in Hood
Itiver of Miss Dorothy Doulon and
Kdward it. Morris, both formerly
well known employ. a of the Port
land Chamber of Commerce where
budded tint romai.ee that after vi
cissitudes of separation and the
pleadings of other suitors, has fi
nally blossomed to the surprise
of' many of Miss Donlnn'H friends
and relatives, who had believed
(hat bur heart belonged to another.
Miss Donlon, or Mrs. Morris
now, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. it. Donlon, No. 1.174 Kast
Hoyt street. Until about ono year
ago she bad been a stenographer
In the office of 13. N. Welnbaum of
tin trade and commerce depart
ment of the Portland Chamber.
Since that time sho has been em
ployed as stenographer by Closset
& Devet'B, coffeo dealers, No. 621
Pettygrove street.
"Kddlo" Morris was with the
Chamber for five years in various
capacltie.i,' having been In the exe
cutive offlccH with W. D. Dodson,
general manager, when bo left last.
August to enter sales work for the
Chevrolet Motor Car company. He
Is located 'at Yakima, Wash., and
is there now with bis bride so far
as Portland friends aro invnro.
"Wo were tpiltn surprised when
wo received a telegram telling us
of the wedding," said Donlon,
father of Mrs. Morris, "and as yet
we have not been ndvised as to do
tails or future plans.''
Arthur Dovers of the' firm of
Closset & Devers said that ho and
Mrs. Morris" fellow employes were
much surprised also as they had
believed that she. had made other
plans entire for her wedding.
Mrs. Morris is about 20 years of
age. Morris, is several yourH her
HLMllOr.
Tho Kdward Morris, mentioned
In connection with tho Portland
elopnient case, is well known in
Itosehurg. He was born in this
city, the son of tho late R. C. Mor
ris, who for many years was a rail
road. Engineer -employed out of
Itosehurg. Kdward Morris attend
ed public school .hero, moving to
Portland with bis parents nhout
twenty years ago. Tho family is
well known to many of the older
residents. of tho city. , . f.
low
Window shades nnd . roda,
nrlco at Powell's.
PAID IN FULL
"What did father say when you
told him you were going to take
me away from him?"
"At first, ho seemed to feel bis
loss keenly, but I squared things
with a good cigar." Tit-lilts.
Paint, $2.00 gnHon at Powell's
Furniture.
Chaa, S. McElhinny
"The Widow' Friend'
Oregon Life
Masonlo Bidfl. 101 N. Jackson
On Business
Chas. Chamberlain of Looking
Class was a visitor In this elly
Thursday, spending the afternoon
attending to btiHiness matters and
trading.
Child Has Fall
Lois May. the. small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Mr-Curdy of
Oakland, was broucht to thi city
yesterday for medical attention
followlnir a fall from an express
waion on which the child was
Playing. At first it was helfevd
the elbow was dislocated but ex
amination showed sprained ligaments.
Cougar la Loose
A cougar caught In a trap hv A.
Manford of Camas Valley, on Iten
nett llnck where Mr. Manford is
trapping, has managed to get loose
with the trap and has disappeared
Into the mountain. This makes
the nerond cougar to be caught by
Mr. Manford this spring, one hav
ing been killed about two weeks
aeo nnd the hide brought to this
city for bounty.
Reedsport Merchant Visits
Carl Taylor of Keedspnrt, hard
ware dealer, was in this city Thurs
day greeting fricmU and attending
to business Interests.
From Eugene
A. W. Oslensnn of Kutrene wns
an arrival In this city yesterday af
ternoon and is looking after busi
ness affairs for a brief time.
TCrit. barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. Itrand's Heart Stand.
SHIRE STALLION
"Oregon" 15981
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Fishermen, Get This
I Will Give a
$25 FLY ROD AND SOLE
LEATHER CASE
for the largest rainbow or out
throat Jrout caught on a fly rod
In the North Umpqua river
above Idleyld Park and weighed
at our store at Idleyld Park, be
tween
April 15 and October 31,
1927
Get your fresh salmon eggs at
Idleyld Park Store.
Groceries, Lunch Goods, Soft
Drinks, Meals and Luncher
Served, Service Station, largt
Free Campgrounds and Cablnt
for rent.
Earl Vosburgh
Idleyld Park
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CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
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THE IRON MONGERS
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WANTED
POULTRY AND EGGS
Any amount any day of the week.
"Get our prices before selling."
Valley Poultry & Produce Co.
Phone 646
326 W. Oak St.
The New Things From
the Market j
As fast as food-stuffs come Into the markets
you will find the best quality here. Always ''
ask us when you phone In for just what
you want.
ECONOMY GROCERY , 2
344 N. Jackson St, Phone 63 O. L. Johnson
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1926 Ford Truck. Extras. ....,..$450
1925 Overland Sedan . 450
1924 Ford Touring ..: .......175
1923 Ford Touring .165
1922 Ford Touring 125
1921 Ford Touring 50
1924 Overland Red Bird . 195
1918 Dodge Touring, license : : 75
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Now standing for a short season
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl
days at Chadwlck Ranch, near
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The reason is baked
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AGENTS
SHERWIN WILLIAMS SPRAYS
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