FOUR
ROSEBURC. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1928.
For GRADUATION 1
For that boy or girl graduate we have a fine selection of gifts on display in our
show windows. These acceptable items are priced to appeal to the economical
gift buyers and are things that every boy and girl would be happy to possess.
Graduation presents that last for years.
Gifts That Last at Prices That Are Right
Costume Jewelry, new de
sign and style, combinations
of genuine crystal lapis and
other stones with French
pearls. Also inexpensive
pieces In colored settings
$1.80 and up.
Selecting the jeweled ring
here results in obtaining per
fect gems of highest intrinsic
value mounted in settings of
marvelous beauty with gen
uine stones from $6.75 to
$10.00
A special group of watches
for young men priced from
89.75 to 831.50, and a fine se
lection of strap watches from
$9.75 to $31.50. Corns In and
compare these prices.
We hnvo the new Twinpolnt,
A pencil when you want It
a pen when you need It, It'B
convenient! $5.00.
Dainty, exquisite watches,
carrying smart enamel, ef
fects with movements of ac
curacy $9.75 to $32.50.
Every boy 6eserves several
pairs of sleeve links, so a
gift of these handsome, smart
utilities is always most ap
preciated. $1.00, $1.50 and
$2.50.
First Presbyterian Church, the science healings are given. Sunday
brick church. Cnrn.tr nf Ijinn and luf.li.i.il .nnvunuj ut n-AK ... n'h..
jj' Jackson, it. W. Achor, pastor. I reading room in the front part of
Ulbie school 9:45. Last Sunday line building is open daily, except
I the school voted to have a picnic I Sundays and holidays from 2 to
i In the near future. We want every 4 p. m., where the Bible, and all
boy and girl In on this picnic, so authorized Christian Science lilora
be present next Sunday wlih a lure may be read, borrowed or
"studied lesson and a mind io purchased. A cordial invitation is
learn." The Juniors will meet in extended lo the public to attend
the church parlors with Mrs. I. N. the church services and use the
i Vowel immediately after Bible reading room.
school. Morning worship 11 o'clock, i
Dr. DeWalt Payne, county health ! Catholic Church. Kane and Oak
physician, will tell us something; streets. .May 6th. .Mass and ser
about Health Week. Subject for nion at 8 a. m. Catechism and
morning sermon is, "The True liibllcal instruction-at a;45 a. m.
X'hurch." Special music by a well Second mass and sermon at 10:50
i (rained choir of twenty voices, a. m. Rosary and benediction of
A 1 Miss Lucille Suppingtou will giva iho M. B. S. in the evening at 7:30.
a report or the Slate Christian I
Endeavor Convention at the young ! The Methodist Episcopal Church
peoples' meeting. This service be- at Camas Valley, Rev. Sarah E.
Kins promptly at 7 o'clock. Eva-, Woodcock In c h a rge. Sunday
ning worship, 8 o'clock: Subject, school at 10:00 a. m. w. Heelz,
"The Preacher." An exposition on superintendent. Young folks meet
Colosslans. Special music by Elsie in 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
f,i.arieion Strang with Mrs. Frances ; w euuesuay evening 7:30 p. in.
j Union at the organ.
International Bible Students As-
First Baptist Church. Lane at ociation n,eet evey Sunday, 10:45
Rose. Frank B. Maithelvs. pastor "', m' We3f lst ?'?t- A
l Hihln inieieaieu are. coroiany in-
Many other useful and desired items are shown on one display each article
priced as a Graduation Special. For the girl graduate, compacts, diaries, brace
lets and brooches. For the boy graduate, belts, chains, rings, purses and brush
sets, make your choice now when the selection is best.
ACCURATE
WATCHES
QUALITY
DIAMONDS
Sunday, May 6'tli. 9:45, the Bible
school, wo now enter tho last
vilcd to attend. The study thin
month of tho contest. Last Sunday ? ,kK. ? " " .P"'1?9
g tho women and girls won, although U J"1' , JtttthBW -.f- '
E.lho men and boys still have a "iral statement? Will tho world
8 a It oad. Ininorlant .l.iu " """'" "to oou ul Ulan
Hi Sunday. - 11:00, morning worship. 1,2',, .
l'usior tii-cacties on. "I inn h'u.i : - .......
in Pictures." The choir will sing
H i Iho aril htm, "Sweet Is the Work."
H;by Clifton. Communion service
inner me sermon. 7:00. the B. Y.
fill. I!, for Viiimir iinmiln 9 no .1...
$' evening service. "Christianity's
Dividends," will bo tho sermon
subject of tho pastor. Our male
quintet will sing, "Uod Will Hear
ou," by Waggoner, and La Verne
Sulherlin will render the solo,
"Just lor Today," by . Leaver.
Questions answered: 1. Ilavo the
rich men of our country turned
against prohibition? 2. It is hot
ter to hush up a bud mess or un
cover il and condemn it? 3. Are
there many real bad sinners in
in on hFW.M's dialogue, ".Moses
and Darwin in the Resurrection,"
Sunday, from 7:30 to 9 p. m.
Melrose Meeting llev. Snndeen.
who was to have spoken at the
-Melrose church tomorrow, will not
he able lo be present until the
third Sunday in May at which time
lie will conduct the service in (he
church there.
SATURDAY, MAY 5
NEW PEAS, 2 lbs.
15c
TenderWell Filled Pods.
h
J
PER POUND
Marshmallows 22c Pineapple - 25c
FRESH SHIPMENT
BOOTH DEL MONTE OTTER
PER CAN
LARGE OVAL CANS
FANCY SLICED
2 FLAT CANS
PREFERRED STOCK BRAND
KELLOGG'S
2 PACKAGES
Candy Bars - 10c Corn Flakes - 15c
PERFECTION SODA
3 LB. CADDY
Sardines . 12c Crackers - 39c
SALTED OR PLAIN
KoBoburg? Last Sunday tliis church ! 8 !'
Myrtle Creek Christian Church.
Emery W. Snyder,- minister. 10 a.
ni Bible school; Clayton Wood,
Supt. 11 a. in., sermon. "The Tem
ple of Cod." 7 p. ni., C'hrlstlau En
deavor; .Miss Pansy Klrbv. leader.
JEWELERS
C0RETHR0AT
Garglo with warm salt watof
0 thon apply ovor thront
V!
V A po Run
Oir 2 Million Jnra Unit Ymarty ,
May
1 (AwuK-luli-rl I'li-m Li'smiI Win)
KLAMATH PAI.I.S, )l ,
rf. Hperulnllon on bow south con
Irur Oregon and, lo a certain ex
tent, central Oregon, would stand
n Hie forthcoming republican pri
mary race lor congressmen ironi
Die second district was more or
less dispelled Itiiluy Willi Iho fur
i)uaj announeenieiil of tho riindl
ilaoy on the Itupllhlicun -ticket ol
-Wilson S. Wiley, for 2U yelirs II
-leading citlen In Klamath Kails.
" Submitting to Importunities of
Jlls frlenils only afler lloberl. W.
.Sawyer of Lend refused to toss in
-his hat, Mr.-Wiley has finally con
sented lo lie a eanclldnle ror the
jwal left vaeanl by N. .1. Slnhutj.
Willi only a few days left In
'which lo conduct a la:il minute
.'campaign, I lie latest uiiiliilate tin
-Hut congressional seat plans a
quirk lrii around Hie district Inn i
Will apenil most of his lime in the
.central anil south central part, ol (
tlm stale where he hopes to run1
hi Htieh a strong mujniit.v that !
votes iiolleil for northern Oregon!
cumininles win in, choektnnlod.
.Mr. Wiley Is one of Hie lending
liiombors of tlie bur In southern
Oregon, Is a former mayor ot
Klainalll Kills and during liis long
career In Ibis elly bus held the of.
flees of police judge, elly nltnrncy.
ilennty dlHlrli't altiii ney and l. uui ;
imviser lo vilrioils seliiiid lioillds.
II" Is ii imsl eMilteil ritlel or tin
Klks Lodge. I'll. ir lo coining to
Klamath Kail's he was rnmlueiitlv
monts In Washington, I). C, with
the departments of commerce, in
terior and of tho department ot
Justice.
Our Pioneer brand tit allall'a
seed is pill 1 1 it In labeled bags so
Hint you know what you bio gel
ting. Many line annuls hnvo re
snlled from pluming this sued.
Wharton Uros,
,f
Ovorlnml sediin, lliL't! model. This
ear looks llko new and la ottered
ror hiiIk lor less than half first
cost, by Hanson Chevrolet Co.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
U. 8. Weather Buroau ortlce,
Roaebitrg, Oregon. I mm reported
by li. II. I''lulchor, Motoorologlst In
charge.
Uaromotrlc pressure (reduced
lo sen level) ft it. m 30.1s
Relative humidity 5 p in. yes
terday (per colli) Si
Preclp. In Inches and Hundredths:
IliglieMl (euiperalilre yesleiihiy 71
Lowest lemtieiatiii-e last night II
Averagu lemperatuio for the
lav nti
Normal temperaturo for this
"late 5
Pivrlplititlon, hisl 21 imiii.H . .. li
Total pl-eeli. slum 1st month. L'.'i
N'oniial preclp. lor this mould l.D.'l
Total iirocln. irom Sept. 1,
11127, lo illile "il I!'1
! Average pruclp. fiotn Sepu 1,
i LW
jTotiil ilerli-P-ncy sliu-o Kept. 1,
J.7
Average seasonal procip. Sept.
to May, Inclusive 3M
Koiei-nst for KOiilliwel M...i.i,n-
I rincioiv
POItTLANI), Oro.. Mny I.--Whoiesale
piuus: buller steady;
I'omuml dairy exelialige net wnoie
saie prices: Cubes, extras lie,
MuliiLmis 3UJc; piiuie llrsia lltlc;
lusts 3sic; cieaiuery jn-jces: prims
3c over cube standards.
Kggs medium lirsts lc lower, oth
ers steady; Iresli siuiidard extras
liuc; Irohii stantlaid Iti-sls Hie;
itvsn uiutiium extras 2:iie: liosn
meilium tiists zi. je. Prices to le-lalttti-s
3i: ovtM' exciiange. Associu
lion Bulling prices: Kxi rus aHc;
I'trsls Sue; liietlluui Lie; linuer
sued I'oe.
Nuts stoutly; walnuts I tier 27i-; al
mumhi 20f 2m-; peunulH i0ile;
pet-uus 3-s;y Uc.
Cascara bark steady, 7c puuntl.
i.tregon grape root lc.
Hops steady; Illi7 23t:; HI'.'S
crop iijjj lsc conltael. Higgles 3Ut!.
Hula lo the lainiei : Mint slendy;
run milk (I per eenl) fi'.GIt cwt.
I. o. b. I'ot-lliiml.
linn, -lint lot- slulloii; lie track;
1 1 r'i I le I . o. li. Purl hind.
Poultry steady; heavy hens 21c;
llKlit Iiiml'uc; brolleis 27'u Hue; Ptl-
kin While ducks 27c; eoloied noml
llltl; tllrkevs alive 2(.Hl 27e.
Onions ateiidy; local ? 1 .7fp'i 2.25
ii'- t-wl. I'oluloes 7f". 1.2ii saek.
Wool: mohair hlghoi; eastern
Oregon wool 33?i loc; valley mod
linn -I3e; coarse 38f. Mohair, lonir
stiiplo tide; short tiro He: buriv
I7t:; kltl Toe.
nt.ne.1,.,1 ..III, il.., . - . f'tlll
... - 'I'l-.iii nil.-; lliilll
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Watch Out"
HUSTON, May 4. -Tim Commer
cial lliilloiiu lomorrow will say:
"Tho movement or wool' has
been nioilelule this week 111 the
tiesleiu houbonrd mulkels. I'rlees
liuve been steady throughout the
list witn Iho stronger tendency in
medium wtioN, In the wei there
lllls been Sl-lltleiilig nelhllly at.
Hilly rerenl tiiioliitlons.
"The pleee goiala ni.ilket Is still
a t oiiuinliiim. nil hough II uhiieui s
ilhal Hie litiyers of goods ari gel-
n llng a lilt more rei-om lleil to tho
,1 higher pi lees us llle It !).. in t ,.w
i j "I II "si ol tile law iiiaierliil,
j I "l-'eieicii uiHikets getierally are
; jmuikliig lliu and wiiitiug lor Lou
i don I'lle.-tluy In rolled Hie world's
. j need lor wool. Itiailltiiil Is stently
,110(1 e.ei-ts pi ices lo he no more
; S i than par lo five per eenl below
i ' I.oiiiIoii sales i losing rates.
j "Mohiih Is timling mily motler-
- I ate Inipih at about Jti 76 renin tor
i loiicln.il !.. -o,is bulr. Foreign
inaii.eiK are thin.
Tho t'oiiiineii ml 1 till K-t i It will
publish the lolloHiiig ool o.iiota-
. nous loiuoi row :
, tvnuml hiiiis: tiregtin lino and
! f. in. staple JI.I.M l.v; line and
! . m, eloililiig $.iiii , , n;;; (al.
! No. t f t "-.. I or,.
I lloluiir: Original hug average 12
YflPtTlfltSfj Gentlimf k f,'',, '""Wiik SCiOnr; good
, earning
llllllllgl HOI
raised six thousand dollars for its
proposed new building. This
amount, added to what Is already
on hand, makes it possible to com
mence erection of the structure in
a few weeks. It is exnected that
j the removal of the old buildings on
the lot will begin in u few days
'and that tho new building will be
conipieteu in tho eurly full.
Bible Standard Temple, corner
ot Chudwlck ami liast Douglas
street, K. K. Crook pastor. We
are glad to suy that our attend
unco at Sunday school lust Sunday
was the best In (ho history of this
church In this city. Now we are
looking for a greater number Ibis
Sunday. So bo In your place when
the bell laps and get In on the con
test. Sunday school begins nl
U: 15, Miss Montgomery superinten
dent. Preaching at 11:00 o'clock
by the pastor. There will bo ser
vices Ut lilVorside 111 Iho reiriih..-
hour, 2:45 p.-m., also at Cllcngnry
ut 3:00. lo which we extend u spe
cial Invitation to all. The Crusad
ers meet at 6:30 at tho Temple ror
Ihelr evening service. Miss Uren
nen Shorlrldge will load Thn.-..
will bo tho regular nviinir.li.t (
service ut the Temple lonlght at
7:15 and wo invito all who enjoy
good live wire services. Kemem
bor tho llttlu .Minister Hlchanl
lledrlek will bo nl tho Temple
.May 27 to June 3rd and wo expect
lite house full as Ihein wus n mil
house last year when ho was here
and standing room will bo at a pre
tlilum this your so nlau on eoitii'ie
..i.u i-uuiiug oiiriy as there will bo
great crowds. Sealing capacity for
noil will bo assured then after that
Hiauuing room for 100.
St. Georac's Episcopal Church.
Corner Cass and Alain streets,
fourth Sunday alter L'aster. While
our Viour, I he Hev. K. p. Hun.
nells, Is In Salt Lake City nCientl-.
Ing the Synod the services of St.
(ieorges chinch will be as fol
lows: .Morning prayer ami sermon
at 11.110 a. ni. Church school mi
ILL", a. m. Doth the enilv
hration ai 7:3u n. m and tho evu-
nnig service at 7:3(1 p. ni., will bo
omltled. These two services will
be omitted Iho folltiwimr Sun.l.v
also, on Hie return or our Vltvir
the services will be us iimioiI Tlw.
rvlces for tho next two Kuiwh,.u
will be in chargl) of our )nv r....'.l.
Mr. li. L. Cumiihell. ti.
chui-eh will be open lor minim
prayer.
sermon. "Heart Trouble.'
special music. You are welcome.
Uy an almost unanimous vote the
church lust Sunday extended the
pu.Horui call to Mr.. Snyder, who
had been serving beyond the time
limit of the original call.
Riddle Church of Christ. On
Sunday morning we will not have
Hlble school or church services
here, hut we plan to go to Itoso
burg nntl meet with Hie Christian
church then In their dedication
services letl by Hvangellst Chas.
It. Scovllle. All who plan lo so are
urged lo meet at the church build
ing at 8:15 Sunday morning. We
plan to take our lunch ami stay for
the arternoon services also. The
usual services In Kiddle Sunday
night. Junior C. E. at 6:30,' Inter
mediate C. K. at 7. Lively song
service, special music and sermon
at S. Walter Strain, minister.
VAN ALLEN BRAND
Tomatoes,
No. 1
size can
2 for 17c
LIGHT SOLID PACK
Q
"SUNSET" BRAND
Matches
NON- POISONOUS
6 BOX CARTON
17c Cocoanut - 14c
WITH SMALL SK. CAKE FLOUR FREE
KON-O-MEE
Brooms
EACH
FINE QUALITY LIGHT WEIGHT
"PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL"
Coffee
- 35c
BAKER'S
PER CAN
WHITE WONDER
59c Soap
19c
CURVE CUT
Macaroni. - 19c
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Dlllard, Key. Surah K. Wood
cock In charge. Sunday school ut
l:0"i a. in. li. A. Ilorrhor, supei
lnlelidelit. Preaching at 11:00 a.
m. Oiriclnl hoard meeting Wed
nesiluy evening 7 : :S0 p. m. llioth
en It. A. neit her in charge.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Looking Glass, llev. . Sarah jj.
Woodeoek In charge, s u n tl a y
school at lu.no a. in. T. Hodley
superintendent. Preaching at 7:3o
P III. Coltagii piayer nieetliig
Tblllsiltty evening 7;:ll I. nr.
Illiul board meellnc following tlm
prayer uieeiing, unit he
Marsh ill charge.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner or Main and Lane
streets. Joseph Knotls, pastor. An
Increase of those on lime at Sun
day school last Sunday, w hv not a
larger Increase Ibis Sunday? !):I5
Is the hour. Or. Payne Is to give
us n talk on "Health." He on time
and enjoy the opening aer.vico. The
ohlliben should plan lo remain for
their Junior church. A verv inter
esting meetin g of the Kpwoi th
League will behold ut 7 p. ill. De
loss Itlchurd.son Is louder. We will
have communion this Sunday. Tho
morning sermon theme 'is "Our
Propitiation." Prof. Leroy Illatt.
whose singing we all enjoy, will
sing ror us In the morning. In the
evening the sermon theme Is
"When Not to Call a Doctor." He
sides special music w are to liavo
a short address by one of our uy.
men. Mr. Walter l-'lsher will speak
on the theme, "Our ('luirr-h and
What II stands for." This will be
Interesting ami timely. Hn u ,.
tend this service. A cordial wel
come Is extended to all.
i
300 West Cass Street
Roseburg, Oregon
Methodist
South, corner
Jant h(i-m(H.s.
Episcopal Church
HEW TELEPHONE .
DIRECTORY BEING
DELIVERED TODAY
The new telephone directories
for Ihe second quarter of are
being distributed to patrons today.
This new directory is without ques
tion the finest ever published in
Hoseburg unti 1b a groat improve
ment over ail those put out in He;
past.
One of the most outstanding
changes is tint fact thai new typo
laces have been used throughout.
Tho new type ia larger than that
used heretofore, and also has u
bolder face, making it much more
of So. .Main and easily rend. New type, rules, etc.,
Sunday sehooj, !(: i;, were used throughout the booklet
inin was only slightly above tho j time, for precipitation was re
average, but the rain w as extended j corded on 23 days. There were 18
over such u long period oftime that ; cloudy days, 9 partly cloudy and 3
ft seriously affected growing con-: clear. . .
tlitions, particularly prunes, pre-1 Tho wind movement was somo
venting pollenatlon. It also pro-; what above tho usual murk, the
vented farmers from getting somo ! average hourly velocity for the
ol their crops in as early as usual, (month being 4.1 miles per hour
In temperaturo the dally aver-! with a maximum ot 27 miles por
age was 61 degrees which is tho j hour.
normal figure for the month. Tho o
lowest temperature recorded dur- Eat barbecue sandwiches ana
Ing tho month was 33 degrees and; live forever. Urand's Road Stand
the highest SO degrees. ! o-
In rainfall the total precipita
tion was 3.57 inches as compared
with a normal of 2.27 Inches. The
volume was -not unusual for It is I rioyrl
not uncommon during the month,
according lo the report by E. II.
i r letcher. meteorologist, in charge
of the local weather bureau sta
tion, lo have four or more Inches of
rain dining tlm month. Howovei-,
it is unusual to have the rain
stretch over such irmK p,.r, f
MOTORCYCLE CRASH PROVES
FATAL TO SALEM RfDER
hAi.rc.M, Ore.. May 1. Larry
2-1. died at a local hospital
a. m.; . I,. Cobb, suiieiintenilent
.Morning worship n H. m.j subject
"The Art of Kesponslhilltv." Ep
worlh League at 7 p. m. Kvenins
worship at s p. m.: subject, "Nelth.
or Koi-.taken nor Kortotlen."
Wednesday evening prayer service
-read Kphesluns, mil chapter.
Monday evening board molding in
pastor's study at 7:311 p. ni. We
cordinlly Invite M,u to Worship
with us. dispel , preaching and
slnglngi Come mid bring won
friends. J, II. I'eiihull, pastor. !.-si-ilenee
"13 K. Lane; phone 1121 It.
The MeCormltit Deerliie t ... ......
has the pott it lo do vnnr win It
proieiiy. It femes fully equipped
lor all kinds ol Work. See uuc ut
Wharton Urns.
PORTLAND PAYS $18,000
l-UK POWER RATE INQUIRY
fl tier
1 . lat"'l I'e-M i.fnKfl 'Me)
PMHTLA.N1. Ore,, May 4.-Kenneth
l. Harbin. Taconm ulllliv
engineer, was retained by the ,-ity
council lotlay to investigate the
affairs of Ihe Portland P.I.-.-ih,-
Arthur Power company with a view to ob-
lliiliiing revision of electro rules.
Tl. tu.ii.-j 7V " llaiiun will be paid flat la'.e
The Methodist Episcopal Church f Xs.nnn. ,,tK hill nwn
... ... ,. niriin iv. nod- ants. The work must be rlni-died
t ot k In charge. Sunday school llt !by December 15. The council
I" '' ,io"ln'''- stlpeiinten- iplans to present data gathered bv
dent. Iiaer meeting etlues-I llaiian in a peliilou to (he KtHe
day evening at 7:30 p. m. ! public service cominisslou lor new
Irales.
rirsi i,nurch of Christ. Scientist
I lirl.tllan Science seniles hit
belli In the chinch idiri... ..i -n-. !
t
Last Douglas si I cel. Sim,h.v w..,.
vices nl ll:iio in Slnl.i.... ..,
the Atlantic, a nmchioson sermon. "AiImmi i.-..n....
ngllsh spar-1. Man." Weduesdav eveniu. .........
In Central link. Ing ni $:! u. ni ai is
Iui tutimouiea if t'hrl.-tuu
1928 BE EM AN,
improved irioPELs.,'..;.:;;;:.'.
forU tTioatif ira frrtor p!o. t,Jrt
giving an exceptionally fine print
ing Job.
Another factor Hint will bo
greully appiecialed by the patrons
is tho classified directory which
has been Improved and extended
so that. It is now a very complete
business and commercial guide.
The advertising sections have
been very liberally patronized, with
many of the utlvertisemenls print
ed upon eoloretl. inserts, which
adds a great deal lo thn attrac
tive appearance of the book.
All material wo t-ompitetl under
the personal direction and super
vision of John H. I-'arrlngton.
manager of tho local telephone: ex
change. The printing was done In
Hie exclusive job printing-department
of the Hoseburg News lie
view company.
I M op down lo 3 lit N. Jut kson SI.
and see the window display of new.'
unique patterns in dinner and tea;
sets at 3.!!l to Svlll. and you'll
w-anl a set for your home.
nisi uigfil irom Injuries received
wecK ago wnen his motorcvele
crashed Into the rear of an auto
mobile near here. Harold Kriiik
IliiMy patient at the slate hospital!
who was riding behind Bovtl on
nit: cycle, was seriously
hut is recovering.
injured
VERY H TRE
N0R1L FIGURES!
i
The month of April was very I
near ihe normal In i-vspecl to lis ,
weather. Except tor the fact I hat i
the rainfall continued almost every ''
"lay througliout the month Iheie
was little dillerence from the
usu.'.l n'hf-r. tfc wlume : f :
EASILY BDLNTIHEDa I
GOLDEN WEST IS 14,
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