;i THREE' 4
From Tye ? ' I . ' ' , 1 1 ' !
K. E-.Emmett of Txi-p SsiiCiU seVi j
frul hour? Tuesday, attending to';
buinesH yiffairs Mini visiting ;. In
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tlWINGS OF
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nils city, i y
in,
On Business , , , '
, '.Roy-. Quenten : of WIlfimN spent
a fw hours Tuesday In llin city
transacting business nud trailing.
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Business Visitor
- Arthur Matthews of . Umpqua !
annnt n fttw tinnru 'PnetMlnv'tti t Ii 1 n '
city looking niter business airatrs
anil visiting.
ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW," WEDNESDAY! SEPTEMBER 7, ; 1927.' ! t ?-; !.!
1 H K M I I'll 1ST I N T.
! ; ': One grade only no second .
or third grades are produced. On that
point, Schilling Coffee stands alone.
' Is it any wonder that its quality is so
jealously guarded ? That single
grade, alone and unassisted, ' . ,
must bear the entire burden
of Schilling Coffee reputation.
Schilling.Cofee
Tcl9SPice3i Extract;
BakinE Powdev
MUll 1 HI I. 1. .............. I. til, i. I. I
LOCAL NEWS
In Tuesday . ,
B. A. Stuart, resident of Glide,
was attending to business affairs
and visiting in this city on Tues
day afternoon. ,
Visit In Southern Oregon
Mr. and MrR,- Geo. -Wharton
spent the holiday visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.- Lutz in
Grants' Pass. ..'-.. .j ,
Go to Reedsport
Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. 'Wlmberly
of, this city and the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlmberly, of
. Drain, spent the week-end on a
motor trip to Reedsport.' .
To Glendale
Dr. A. C. Seely went to Glendale
today to assist in the clinic being
.conducted by the county health
uuit. It is expected- that about
fifteen children will bo entered In
the clinic.
Mlss Scott Hero i ! ' ... ' '";
Miss Naomi Scott accompanied
Miss Helen Casey home the first
of the . week ; . following . . Miss
Casey's visit in Portland as her
guest. Miss Scott was here last
year and instructed in the string
ed Instrument- department of the
Heiullne Conservatory of Music.
This year she will conduct her
own studio. '
Visit at Coast ,
. Mr. anil Mib. John Throno spent
the week end , visiting ot coast
points. -. -. i.
From Umpqua - - -
' John Bacon- of Tlmpqua was in
this city , attending to ' business
affairs aiid :yislting with ' friends
ont'i uesuay.
' (,'" i r r v . ." ' I .
Returns to E'joene J-
Harry. Wilcox, who has been
spending his vacation in this city
visiting at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox,
returned to Eugene the first of
the' week. He is employed as
clerk at the Osborn Hotel. '
Fatnl Accident
' A telegram received here Mon
day "by Wm. ' Sanders, employe at
Brand's Road- stand north of this
clty!,.toldi of the death of Stanley
Hickman, husband of Mr. Sanders
sister, who formerly mado her
home hero. Mr. Hickman ' met
with a .motorcycle nccldent: at
Vancouver, B. C, on Saturday
and was taken to a hospital there,
dying from the injuries he sustained-
on Sunday. - Mrs. Hickman
was formerly. 'Miss- Mary 'Snnders
and is well known in this city.
She had been married only
month. . '
Miss Scranton Visits
Miss Alice Scranton ot Camas
Valley visited with friends and
spent Tuesday afternoon shopping
in this city.
From Riddle
:J. W. Hodge of Ttldillo was In
tlilR city Tuesday afternoon look
ing nfter business affairs ami vis
iting with friends.
. '
Mrs. Olllvant Visitor
Mrs. Eugene Olllvant of Olnlln
was shopping and transacting
business In this city for n Jew
hours on Tuesday. '
Leavlna For East Thursday
. Bert Wells leaves Thursday on a
business trip to Wisconsin points,
whore he will look after properly
Interests. Mr. Wells Intends to
visit principally in Abbotsford and
Medford.
Going to Mllwaukle
Miss Florence Sinnott, who hns
been spending tho summer here
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Sinnott. following her gradua
tion from TJ. ot O. this spring,
leaves Friday for Mllwaukle, Ore.,
where she will be instruclor In mu
sic In the public schools this winter.
Move Here to Reside
Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Entler hove
moved to this city from MeiU'ord,
where Mr. Entler, who is em
ployed ns salesman bv the Honev
man .Hardware- company; formerly
made bis headquarters. Mr. Ent
ler has purchased a home in
I.nurelwonil whore he and his
family will reside.
Mr. Duncan Left
Mrs. Robert riunrnif nnd her
two children, Robert. Jr., , and
Helen Joyce, who havn been spend
ing the summer In Mils city visit
ing with their pnrenri and m-and-nitrenl.s.
Mr. ,. and Mrs. . Horace
Pnmnbnll, and with "' friends, left
the first of the week for their
'nme in Oiwinnnll. Ohio. On
Mondnv thev were guests of' Mrs.
Duncan's sster. Mrs. Geo. Nouner.
In. Poniard and this morning they
left for Ohio.
Miss Ueland Left -for East , ,
Mlsn Emma Ueland. "who fol
lowing. 'Uhe Iconi'pletlbn ; iot her
year's course at Columbia Uni
versity In New York City, has
been spending the. summon 'hero
visiting with her . parents, . Mr.
nnd Mrs. X,. A.. TToland, and other
relatives, left Tuesday for New
York., Miss Ireland this y'ear will
loach at the William Smith Col
lege at Geneva. New York. Her
work In the girls' sclmol is clotli
Inir and related art. Enrouto she
will ston over In Minneapolis to
visit Miss Cora Ueland, and In
North Dnkotn.
Change Tires Now
Don't risk your life and lives of your family.
Take off those old tires that have been worn
smooth from the summer's traveling and buy
new DUNLOP tires. "
Dunlop tires will give you good wear and
you can count on it that they will all be good
not a bad one here and there. The Dunlop
people control production from the plantation
to the completed rubbery tire, and maintain
an even quality.
Try a tire by Dunlop "Founders of the
pneumatic tire industry."
J. 0. Newland & Son
Distributors for Douglas County
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 458
Up-to-Date or
Out-of-Date,
That is the Ques
tion Your Clothes
Are Asking.
But without rushing the sea
son or asking you to live by
a calendar don't 'you think
that something J should be
done about what you haven't
done? ' j i j i l '
That new KUPPENHF.IMER
or MICHAELS-STERN suit
you've put off-the MAL
LORY hat to top it off the
FALL SHIRTS Neckwear.
This is going to .be a
"DRESS UP" season if
there ever was one
Messrs. September, October
and November are not going
to lay their richest gifts at
the door of the man who
says, "Please go away and
let me sleep." '
We're ready when you nre
indeed we're ready NOW.'
Wilder and Agee
Company
KUPPENHEIMER AND
MICHAELS-STERN GOOD
CLOTHES.
At Diamond Lake ' ! 1 11 '
Roy Evans of this city spent
Sunday and 'Monday at Diamond
lake. ' ; ' .- : ' ' - -
Go to Reedsport 't
Mr. and, Mrs. Dlrnoy, 11. West, of
this city motored to Ki-otlsport
over Sunday and Mondny.
Expected From Portland" ' "
J. H. Booth is expected homo to
day following a few days Hlny In
Portland where he was loolihig af1
tor business affairs.
Left for Sioux Falls' ' '" f
Mrs. Willard Johnson arid -baby
left Tuesday for Sioux Falls, North
Dakota, where they will vLsit with
relatives for several weeks. . -
Visiting In Portland
Mrs. Nathan Fullerton find niece,
Miss Jean Donnelly,; went ,to Port
land Tuesday and .will' .spend a
week there visiting, with- friends.
Home From North i .
Mrs. tHoss and dauRhtor, 'Jjoulso,
ro(ueerdi'. hlfl ixioi;jing Xqllowfr
lug !aVii'vWtl,fiienda' in the1
northern; .jiaf't bC thoUtUfo':--'.).'; "'t
nt;;- '-. ;-J:'r -'.;,); .f,.
Here From-Portland
A. B. 'Sniith arrived this moni
Jnpr from Portland on a visit. Mr.
Smith is- an automobile dealer of
that city. j
To Visit in Roseburg
Mi-s. Karl Ileflin and dauRhter,
Karleen, are expected hero today
from Kugene and will be guests at
the home of Mrs. A. J. Ford for a
several days' visit.
THE VO CUE, EXPLAIN ED
There is a certain verve to oil and vin
egar when they ate freshly mixed, French'
cooks tell us. That is the ration d'etre '.
of this vogue of mixing French Dress
ing right at the table.
. , At the smartest dinners where
social customs originate, the hostess
herself mixes the French Dressing arid '
pours it,1 freshly blendedj onto, the
salad. It is a pleasant and charming
custom and. certainly results in a de
licious salad. ' 1 1
... Three parts of Wesson Oil to one
. of vinegar or lemon juice makes a de
lightfully mild dressing. If you add
more vinegar two parts for instance
your dressing will be more iart.'
1 Vary thq proportions according to
I your own taste and the strength, of
your particular vinegar or lemon. Sale
... pepper . . .'and paprika for color.
" And then shall it.be a bit of this
crumbled Roquefort on this green salad .
' or Sweeter bar-le-duc, perhaps if yout
: salad is fruit. This is where the finesse
comes in . . . . . ,to try a bit of thi$ .
and a bit of that and vary your dress-,
' ing to suit your salad . . or your whims.
We-son Oil is often recommend
ed by women because it is so clear
and light in color, and because it is
very wholesome and delicate in flavor.
Ota
MM
From Salem
1 C. B. Reynolds of Salem spent
tho week-end here on business nnd
visiting. , . ,. i v ,
Here From Portland'
.t N. K. Walker arrived last niRiii
from Portland anil Is spending a
few days hero attending to busi
ness aitairs.
Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. W. Ii. Nichols, followlni; a
visit here with her two-' brothers,
JudKO J. C. Fullerton and John
l''ulli:r(oi-,, since Sunday, returned
to Rlddlo this morning. 'i
On Motor Trip South
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. U. Cochran nnd
three daiiKliters, tho-Misses Mild
red, Marjorio anil Patricia Coch
ran, left this morning on a inotor
trlp to southern California points.
They nil be away about two
weeks.
Eugene Man Visits
G. K. HoiiBon of KiiRene was an
arrival In this city last evening to
visit and transact business for a
brief time
Leaving for Portland
.Mrs. U, W. Hates will leave to
morrow for Portland after a visit
here for several weeks with re
latives and friends. Site will be
accompanied by her son, Ross,
Who Is returning to nil) Mllitnry
Academy for tho winter, ,
Ladies Aid to Meet
i Tho Ladies Aid of the North
Methodist church will hold a so
cial meeting on Thursday after
noon of tills week in the church
parlors. As this Is tho first meet
ing of tho full, a good attendance
is desired.
To Glendale Today
E. W. Tatum returned to Olon
dnle today aflor spending a day
in. tills city looking after business
affairs. ,
To Glendale '
Mrs. O. Olson returned to Olon
dalo this morning nftor spending
a day here shopping and on business
Returns to Portland
O. N. Plercb, brldgo contractor
of Portland who hns been in tills
city the pnst few days, left by au
to this afternoon for his homo In
tho 'north.
From Oakland
Mrs. O.. C. Rader of Oaklnnd
spout tho morning In this city
visiting friends nud attending tu
buslnesB matters.
Herbert Beyers of Canyonvlllo
was in this city looking .nrier'
businesH affairs and vlsitiiiK- for a
fow hours on Tuesday. ,u:
Hoovers Home From Motor Trip
Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Hoovej und
daughter, Ruth, nro homo follow
ing a two weeks' motor trip. They
drove to Portland and' Scaltlo, at
that place Joining tholr daughter,
Ruth, who had boon visiting hor
sister. The party drovo through
Yollowstona national park and vis
ited in Salt Lake City, returning
homo via California and slopping
In Ban Francisco.
Mrs. Lilnh Wilson of Canyon,
vlllo was shoiiiilim and attondiui;,
to business affairs 111 Roseburg
this morning. ... , '
Fred K. Rood loft todny for his .
homo In California alter being -liero
for the punt sovernl weeks
receiving treatment following nil
auto accidont. Mr. Rood was dis
missed from tho hospital a shore"
timo ago ami iias boon rocuperut
Ing befuro resuming Ills journey
south.
Left For Portland
Mrs. A. n. Crawford of this cltv
and her brother, Oibbs Taylor of
Fort Jones, California, went, to
Portlnnd by motor yestordav. Mrs. . ...... rii 1 i..
Crawford and her brother will to Halt Lake City,' Utah, whero
v. i. in ijjh niuirupons lor mo ru- hn will snend a month visiting
Back From North
E. E. Wlmberly and son, Elton,
are homo from a motor trip to
Portland, where they accompanied
Mrs. Wlmberly tho first of tho
3 mf"
maindnf of the week.
TPELIGHTFUL
p -"-patterns for every
A room in our splcniiid
i variety of genuine k
M Congolcum Quid Sad
'ft Art-Rugs. See them! i
I McKean, Darby &
' j Baldwin Furniture Co, i
It Complete Housefurnlshers V
j Roseburg, Oregon A
with relatives and friends.
Former Residents Spend Night
Mr. nnd Mrs. Douglas J. Wlllsnn
of Medford, but formerly residents
of this cily, whero Mr. Wlllson
was employed as clerk at the Ter
minal hotel for a year, spent last
night hero visiting friends. They
aro enrouto to Winchester flay on
a vacation. Mr. Wlllson Is now
head clork at tho Medford Ter
minal hotel.
' ' ' " "" '
Sells Property
F. V. Smith, resident nf Myrtle
Creek, was a business visitor In
.noseburg this morning. Mr. Smith
I has Just sol.l his ten-acre ranch at
Myrtle Creek to Ed Chase, a re
cent arrival from Colorado. Mr.
jChaao Is taking Immediate posses
i sion and Mr. Smith and his wife,
who havo been making tholr home
at Myrtle Creek for tho past flvo
years will go to southern Califor
nia soon to visit with friends and
relatives.
Misses'... a n d... Children's
Coats, Raincoats, Umbrel
las, Skirts, Sweaters, and
Middies for school wear.
Misses' Coats, sizes 15, 17
and 19.
Prices $19.75 to $27.50
Children's Coats
6 years to 14 years
Prices $6.95, $19.75
MARKSBURY
STORE