ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1928.
SEVEN
HALL
Earthenware Teapots
Especially fine gold decorated wore that lends
quaint charm to your table service. Values from
$2.50 to $3.50.
SPECIAL DURING CONVENTION ;
WEEK AND CARNIVAL
$1.98
Come in and look this assortment over
J Churchill Hardware Co.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
CLASSIFIED SECTION I
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE
FOR SALE
BEER Rainier Brew on draught.
Monogram Cigar Store.
PUMPS 1-Muu power tor any job.
fr'arm Uuruau Exchange.
ltUAlfci 11AKERV leercreek
briilgo, plus cukes, strawberry
- siiovtcake. C. 1. "Cayier, lJuone
iu.u wiitti, Aiowtjrs, iu owe its uur
mow era liuiulle tnlck vetch and
alfalfa hay. Easy running. Kami
Hureau Exchange.
tuit s,AL.t; itKas"ouai7io7beaun ful
home and income,nroiierty; one
ot Dent luoaiions in lioaeburg.
AtidreBu (J. E. R., Mewe-Keview.
FOR"; 8ALE66piiUet8rir weeks
plit; KKedtuaiid Black Giants.
3U0-day-pid W. h. chicks, 24th or
lJ5th.' W. Cobb, Edenuoweiv. V
OHArsUEti 8iHU50 cents a dozen,
Graijeirult tiO cents a dozen, Ral
' sina, 4 lbs. 25 cents. Apricots, S
lbs. 50 cents. Olives, 25 cents
quart. Rutlor's Stand by Liberty
'inoatre on N. Jackson St. i
FOR RENT .
iiARAOR for rent, good condition;
rensuiiuble. 9UC Military St.
MODERN 6-iooni " furnished - cot-
tngu lor rent. Inquire at D'!4 So.
Pine. ; '
Fdll KENT Furnished Hat, very
modern.. .roomy, and oool,.i bullt
lnsi oleclric ruugo. Avuiluhlo
Juno 10 to Aug. 20. Phono 410-Y.
WANTED
ANTED 'Pea pickers. Inquire at
Geo. McClelland's Store, West
Hoseburg. '
ANTED-Ladles not to torget to
take, lunch at, Roseburg Cafe
teria. ' j '
ANTED To borrow $3,000 on
Kood security. D. R. care News
Review. iIAN WANTED to sell, rent or
litre to run sorvice station, prin
cipal cornor and hlshway. Ad
dress P. O. Box 92, Oakland, Ore.
VANTED False teeth. We pay
high as $10 for full sets. Any
condition. We buy crowns, brid
ges, fold, platinum, diamonds.
Western Metal CompVny, liloom
ingion, Illinois. ,
VANTEIjT- Farmer or farmer's
son or man willing to travel and
sell a line of well-known house
hold products to the rural trade.
Several openings in the state of
Oregon. For particulars Bee J, R.
Hunter, 114 Lane Street, Hose
burg.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
230 W. Oak
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Upson Board and Veneer Panel
Cut to Order
Window Screens made to order
E. S. AND F. L. COCKELREA8
WANTED
Rentals, Sales or Exchanges,
City Property, Residences and
harms. What have you?
E. G. KINGWELL
Real Estate Broker
Sutherlln, Oregon
. Phone -
For Your Groceries
63
Time is money, and you
save when you call on us
for Foods and Service
Best of '
Everything
Economy Grocery
O. L. JOHNSON
"The Store That Serves
You Best."
Phone 63 344 N. Jackson St.
FOUND ON BACK PACJb
WANTED 200 men to take dinner
at Boseburg Cafeteria.
, fVHSCELLANEOUS
CAB OWNEB Don't torget to
call 658 when iu need of auto
parts. Sard's Auto Wrecking
House.'
ALASKA Hide, Wool and Junk
Co. We buy hides, -w.ood, pelts,
' Chittatn biirlt and all kinds of
junk. 404 W. Onus, St., phone
201. . .
FOB EXCHANGE 100 acres all
under cultivation, on John Day
. . highway near ..Vale, all fenced
; and 2 wellB; for" property near
i Boseburg. V. L. Page, Gen. Del.,
City.
CALL OF SCHOOL WARRANTS
Warrants No. 134 and No. 118 of
Riddle school district No. 70 Doug
las 'county Oregon and accrued In
terest "thereon, will be paid upon
presentation at- the , Biddle State,
Bankl ""Riddle. Oregon. Inlcrest6n
ifcbove warrants cease nfU-May 24,
1928! '( w"
E. E. HART -'"Clerk
Dlst. No. 70 ' '
BEER
Rainier Brew on -Draught
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Monogram
Cigar Store
OUR.
PRMTlCrVfcv
Wvl ALII Hf.Fl
YES EKPERT LAAJNDRY
And vHtLAweD
t po ouptvr :
Our practical knowledge of the
laundry business ennhlcs us to
turn out work of surprising excel
lence. Whenever you see a well
Inundercd, delicti to shirtwaist and
fresh, attractive table napery you
should think of this laundry.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Phone 79 Roseburg. 0.
San Francisco
OAKLAND-SACRAMENTO
Sohadulos EVE.R.Y DAY ?!
50
Los Angeles
$21
San Diego
$24.30
-and a thousand way points in
California, Southwest and East. No
other travel way offers so much in
scenic enjoyment such comfort
and convenience at so little cost.
NOW Special low fares to St.
Louis, Chicago and East.
Departures
12:55, 7:20 A. M. 4:05 P. M.
1
ft"wjj Jackson A
Wasrton
Riddle Church of Christ. : The
people here will have the goou
privilege of hearing Gerald Hash
preach and sing on this Sunday,
both morning and eveniug. Morn
ing service at 11 and uveulug ser
vice at 8. llible school at 10 a. ui.
Junlor C. E. at 6:30 p. in. and
Intermediate C. E. at 7 p. ru. Wal
ter Strain, the minister, is having
to remain at Eugene this week-end.
Lutheran Eden Colony. Rev. J.
A. Edlund of Marshfield will hold
services at the Lutherau Eden
Colony near Melrose on Decora
tion day and the day following,
May 30 and 31. At the Eden ceme
tery at 10 a. in. there will be a
a patriotic service in the Ameri
can and Swedish languages. After
the services a few hours will be
spent in a general clean up of the
church property. At 8 p. In. the
same day, services in Swedish at
the church. The following day the
pastor will address the ladles' aid
in the afternoon. In the evening
at 8 o'clock, there will be services
In English. Our Lutheran people
ave most cordially invited to at
tend any or all of these services.
St. George's Episcopal Church,
Cass and Main streets. Whitsun
day. Celebration of holy commun
ion at 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at IX a. m. Evening
prayer omitted. Church school at
9:45 a. m. Whltsun Monday, May
2Sth, holy communion at lu a. in.
Church of the Holy Spirit, Suth
erlln. Whitsunday. Celebration of
holy communion at 11 a. m. Church
school at 10 a. m. Young people's
fellowship meeting Immediately
after the service.
Ascension Chapel, Riddle. Eve
ning prayer and sermon at 8 p. m.
I Myrtle Creek Christian Church.
Emery W. Snyder, minister. 10 a.
Bible school. Dads Day!
Let l
the fathers bring their sons. Spe-j
ctal features; cornet solo. 11 a. m
Boimon, "A Man's Size Job." 7 p
m., Christian Endeavor; Robert
Preston, leader. 8 p. m., Bermon,
"Seven to One." Who? Why?
When? Where? and What about'
the Sabbath? -A hearty welcome
awaits xou. Bring, your . friends to
all the services,
l
First Presbyttriart : Church the
brick, church, coi ner of Lauo and
Jackson streets. It. W. Achor, pas-
tor. What will wo do with the chil-1
dren when aciiool has closed? Scndi soldiers, their wives, their widows,
them tc the Vacation llible school! of tho Civil, Hie Spanish-American
at tho 'Presbyterian church. : This ' and the World wars are Invited. it
school begins at 9 o'clock Tuesday our guests ami will worship with
morning," June 5. Capable teachers, us this Sunduy morning at 11 a. m.
splendid courses, and all boys and'' The sermon 'Will be one appropri
glrls are welcome. Our regular ate to the occasion. Mr. li. A.
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES " ' ' ' What a ough Job ; ; ; ; ; By Martm
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . - SuchNoise ' . . , V BybloMer
' I'D WE AW7MIM0 S ' 1 f)JAVCr06R-mE IS V 1 ( LISTEOMOUAT-S ( . ..- , ; - . j i' , -..,
TO wmi NHATS 8ECOW , a, ABN6B TyoU J T AWSAT BE BUT R "ri 'THPf rTrTX .
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SALESM.N SAM Accommodating , By Small
W-fK WJLU mrinr HnRm
Sunday school begins promptly at
9:4a, Senator li.1 u Ettdy, bupoim
louueut. The Bervice superintend
em, jdies Verua Carotners, has
ptauneu a picnic for the entire
scnool , Tufsday anernoon auu
evening, June o. Come Sunday
morning and learn moro about it.
Junior Endeavor tmiiud iateiy after
bible cchool. Morning woiaiilp 11 j
o clock; subject, "Uuforaotten j
Service, ' a memorial service; spe
cial music. All .will attend 'the un
ion baccalaureate services at the
senior lith school ul 8 o'clock.
Our Wctit.CBduy night Rlble study
la proving quite iuierestiug as dif
ferent "ones irom time to lime tell
us about the minor pruplutb. Ser
vice begins at 7:30 p. in.
First Baptist . Church, Lane at
Rose. Frank 13. Matthews, pat tor.
Sunday, May 27th: 9:45, the Bible
school. This will be the lust Sun
day of our contest between the
men and women. A slight lead is
held by the men, but they will
need to exert themselves as the
women have been gaining consist
ently on them of late. All together
then for the big day in the school.
11, the morning worship. The ser
mon will be preached hy the pastor
and the choir will slug the anthem,
"A Song of ' Thanksgiving," by
Woodcock. 8:00, the union bacca
laureate service at senior high
school building. Sermon by the
Rev. William Balrd. . -We unite In
this service and urge all our con
gregation to report to tho senior
hign at lenst 16 minutes before
eight.
Cat hoi io Church, Kane and Oak
streets. May 27: Mass and sermon
at 8 a. in.; . catechism classes and
Biblical Instruction at 9:45 a. in.:
2nd mass and sermon at 10:30 n.
m.; rosary and benediction of the
M. B. S. In the evening at 7:30.t
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at nillard. Rev. Sarah T. Wood-
cock in charge. Sunday school at
10
R. A. llercher, superlu-
tendent.
. The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Looking Glass. Rev. Sarah T.
Woodcock in charge. Sunroy
scnooi ni iu a. m,; i. nouioy, su
perintendent. Cottage prayer meet
ing Thursday 'evening at 7;30.
1 The First ' Methodist ' Episcopal
Church, corner of Main and Lane
streets. Joseph Knotts, pastor
This is Memorial Sunday. Tho
IW. therefore
PI BETTER J
Canuday, one or the best Uuritone Iseliool at 8:00 p. m. The pastor
singers on the coast, will sing for'0 church will preach the ser-
Thu Sunday school meets ai,niou "a ine suujeci wm oe,
9:45 a. m. There should be a large
atU'UUtUU'e this bunUuy. Union ser
vices at the high school in the
evening ut 8 o clock. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Ten Mile; Rev. Sarah T. Wood
cock in chHige. tsunuuy school ut
10:00 .h. m.; T. Godtrey, superin
tendent. Treadling at "cao p. m.
Traer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30 p. in.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Camas Valley. . Rev. Sarah T.
Wuuitcuek in charge. Sunday
school at 10:00 a. in.; W. Reetz,
superintendent. Preaching at 11:00
a. iu. Young folks mueilng at 7:00
p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday eveniug. .
First Church of Christ Scientist.
Christian Science services are held
in the church edifice at Wi East
Douglas street. Sunday service at
11 a. ut. Subject of- lesson ser
mon: 'Aneieut and Modern Ne
cromancy, Alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism, Denounceu. ' Wednes
day evening meetings at 8:00 p.
m. At these meetings testimonies
of Chrintiau. Science honlings are
given. Sunday school convenes at
9:45 a. m. Tho reading room in the
front part ot the building is open
daily except Sundays and holidays
from 2:u0 to 4:00 p. m., where the
Bible nnd all authorized Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public
to attend the church services and
use the reading room.
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, cornor ot South Main and
East Lane. Sunday school'OMS a.
ni. V. L. Cobb suvcrlmendent.
Morning worship, 11 11. m. Subject,
''The Secret of tho Dwelling
Place." Epworth League, 7:00 p,
m. Subject, "Everybody's World.''
Evening, worship-, ut tho high'
school at; 8 'p. in. llaccnluureale
service with all tho churches co-
joperatlng. the; pastors taking part,
!we hope all our people will take
i advantage of being at this service,
j Wednesday evening prayer service
jat 8 p. m. Head tho 3rd chapter
;Of Romans. Wo till know that the
days are hot, nevertheless lets try
and be out to all tho services, and
jhold up our churches during the
BMiiinier Benson, we oxtond to nil. : : " " i i aaaiaaiHueiaaeBanBaaaaiaeieBiiBH!
!a cordial Invitation to worship with
us. Parsonage 215 East La.ne.
' Phone 62111. John B. Penuall, pas
1 First Christian Church." W. R.
lialrd pastor.- llible school 9:45 a.
' m. D. E. ., Carr superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock,
j Sermon subject, "A Great Deaf and
(Dumb Preacher." This Is an object
sermon that you will greatly eu
!joy. The preacher will be on the
platform with the pastor. Special
.musia. There will be no eveniug
'services in this church. We unite
with the other churches in the
K Haccalureate services at the high
"The
Completed Life.'
Bible Standard Temple Temple,
corner of Chad wick and East Doug
las street. F. F. Crook, pastor.
Remember that Sunday is "Chil
dren's Day" let us mako it a spe
cial day by all being In Sunday
school and right on time. The song
service will begin at 9:45 sharp
and a program will follow the les
son.
reaching at 11:00 o clock by
jtho pastor, the subject, "The Uihio
aim wuat it Means to you. ' 'sue
little minister will spoak at 2:3u.
The subject, "Five Loaves and
Two Fishes," Rnd again at 7:45 he
win speaK on "Kindness. ' '1110 1
aumt'iiiii ituuu nui luiiusii Buiue
special muslo for the eening ser
vice und we expect the largest
crowd that evor uttened services
at the temple so will ' encourage
you to come early to get- a seat.
Hichnrd will speach each eveniug
throughout the week and his sub
jects will be announced through
the paper. Special niUBic both In
strumental and vocal will be ren
dered each evening through tho j
cumpuign. No preaching at out
side points tho next two Sundays I
while our little minister Is with
us. Tho lloseburg Boy's band will .
play for ua on Wednesday evo of 1
next week. The temple bund will
furnish music evory evening. To-1
night at 7:45 will he our regular j
evangelistic service and we invite
you to attend this good spiritual
service that you may got tuned up
for tho oncoming revival.
Returned To Home In Salem
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cummlngs,
after a visit here with friends and
attending grand lodge, returned
yesterduy to the state capital.
DANCE
Rowell's Hall ; ; i
Ten Mile, Oregon , ':
Saturday Nite, May 26
Music by -t ,
Star Five Orchestral
' ' Lunch will be served.
Prizes Given Away Follow
the Crowd.
Admission ; !
Gentlemen, 7Gc; Ladies Free
-. ti--?- m . . -
Fried Oyster' lS$fem&
' (Los Angeles sends this recipe jv?;
Oystcn fried In Crisco retain all
Ciibco it imet, delicate-tasting
H cup flour -cup
ketchup
a doacn oyttcrt
Mix lloui and ketchup together ,"ttir in milk tlowly. Add salt. Drop
each oyater into this batter, then roll in cracker dust or bread crumb.
Drop in deep kettle of hot Crisco J7$ to 565 F. or when a small piece
of bread browns in 40 seconds.. Fry until a rich brown, tor J minutes.
Serve very hot. .... i , ,
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MINE DISASTER LEAVES i "
. 1,000 WITHOUT FATHERS
! '(AnniK-iati'd I'ri's I.i;u(il Wiru) :
v MATHKH.. Pa., May 25.-Mathor
mine has given up an additional
fivo dead to bring the total of re
covered bodies to 1GS. The bodies 1
were? found under a slate fall, last
night. : They were badly mutilated.
One body was Identified as thnt
of David It. Jones, Gl, who is" said
to have been a star pitcher for the
old Louisville club when the Ken
Order Early !
If you need pumps or pipe; gas engines or farm
machinery. A few good used engines, !
i ! : i . ' r ( . J I..;! i i ,i y.. ! If..
400 Gal. Redwood Tant, $10.00 j
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, t . See Us First We Ctrr Save ,Ybu Money. ;
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Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
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Bean Sprav Pump Co.' r ' 1 Faiibank, Morw & Co.
' John Deorb Row Co. ' ' : "' ""- " r Sherwin-Williami Co.
' " y XI N.' Milltr Dehydratcr Co. N
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their pwn jk'Iiutc sci-ung.
fat. I V ; j
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WcupniUk ! - ,:'$
a tewpooo talt ' : ' ' " 1 '
: Cracfer duat. or fin dried ;
bread cnunba ; .
tucky city was in the National
leuguo, A daughter, Loulso Jones,
Uvea lu Cleveland, M J
An unofficial Ited .Croat survey
was r ft ported tvr have showir that
there are 1,000 fatherless ohlldhm
In the town uh a result of the injue
disaster. : - . : -:, , ,
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Spen'. Afternoon f " 5
Mrs. Dean Henry was hero to
day from Umpqua visiting th
friendB and attending the festival.