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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1928. re pi Eg E3 a n aiaELBUi BHBBnr tj v ' h bj em tm vm ia mm ura us r ATTENTION "Watch l's Grow" class of Baptist Sunday school invites you to a program Friday at 8 p. in., June 29th, at the Hap- list church. No admission. Free will offering wiil be 4takeu. :.l HOUSE Styles Suitable for Porch, Street, or Business Wear . Every womnn will love the crispness and freshness of jheae new house nnd street Frocks. They are cut full and roomy no skimping. The wide selection of nil latest "colors and attractive fabrics will delight you. We want you to visit the store and look them over, and see what other things we have, like Silk Hosiery, Gloves, Sweaters, Piece . Goods, Silks, Rayons, Laces Every thing you may need. I. ABRAHAM I ('Awwclnti'd I'rciw i.vamu Wire) CHICAGO, June 2K. One of the Ivor Id's larsoHl school systems, that of Chicago, has completed u four's operation without (ho nor vices of n superintendent. The ejutse is traced hack to the. 1H27 munlelpnl election, at which Wil liam Male Thompson was chosen mayor. -Thompson promised If elected ho would remove William AleAudrew, superintendent of schools, because, tho mayor assorted, he was pro Dritlsh. McAndrew was suspended shortly after Thompson was in Htatjed, and after a. trial lasling half the school year, the school board voted that he he dismissed. During the school year the work Peoples Supply Co. 'Buy now for your 4th of July needs. Only a few - more shopping days before the big holiday. You wilt need many things for the picnic dinner. We have them, come in and look them over. Our prices are right, our goods are right. Follow the crowds ' that come to our place for cash bargains. For Saturday and Monday ; We Offer Kellogg's Slnfitlclcd Wheat Biscuit, 3 pkgs for 24c Post's Bran Makes, 3 pkg.s. for 24c 'XDval Sardines, per can 10c " Matches, 6 boxes for 15c " Farina, 9 lb. bag 50c 'Pastry Flour, 9 lb. bag 40c Shrimp good quality, 2 for 29c Walnuts, good home grown, 2 lbs. for 45c Ball Ideal Fruit Jars, glass tops, qt $1.10 Kerr Wide Mouth Jar, self sealer, qt $1.10 3 lbs. box Soda Crackers 39c J3 lb. Coffee, good quality $1.00 ; Large pkg. Chipso Washing Powder 25c Large pkg. Zo Breakfast Food, 2 for 25c "Bulk Mayonnaise, pint 30c Fruit and Vegetables Bananas, doz 20c "Sweet Juicy Oranges, doz 44c Fancy Lemons, doz 43c "Lettuce, 3 large heads 14c New Potatoes, 6 lbs 25c Carrotts, 2 large bunches 13c t Beets, bunch 5c 3 3! Sj E ryiiut FROCKS gl g a ! of the superintendent has been In tho hands of an assistant, hut at no time was there an acting super intendent so tilled. McAndrew, whose contract expired In January this year, refused to accept sulary during the period of his suspen sion, so that the city was saved this expense. Units have been filed by the former superintendent, how ever, seeklUK, in one Instance, to collect $2f(),0()(, from Ihe mayor for alleged libel. The superinlendeni-less year was marked by the largest attendance In tho history of Chicago schools and by the largest number of graduates from high schools. Chevrolet truck used very little, first tires; looks Use new. The owner had no more use for It. Kor "sale by Hansen Chevrolet Co. Arundel, pluno tuner. Phono 1891. ELKS, ATTENTIONI Meeting tonight, Thursday, Juno 2Sth. I. WAITE, Secy. Myrtle Creek Christian Church, Emery W. .Snyder, minister. 10 a. m., Bible school; Clayton Wuoii, H1 superintendent. 11 a. in., sermon, !j "Cnlldrcn of God." 7 p. in.. Chili.- gjtian Endeavor: .Miss Alberla Yo- Siciiin. leader. S p. in., sermon, "The Lord's Supper.1' You are Invited to every Service. . The Methodist Episcopal Church at Dillurd. T. f . Allen, pastor. Mull- day school nl 10 a. m.; It. A. tier- cher, superintendent, "reaching at 11 1. in This church miens ItH doors to the entire community und we want you to feel welcome anil 1 at homo worshiping willi us; therefore, we again extend a cor-'and dial Invitation to all to come and i worship with us. , (meetings. I'eoplo come looking for Jesus and find Him. What about , The Methodist Episcopal Church! -vou- Where are you going to spend Looking Glass; T. K. Allen, pas tor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.; I. Hod ley, superintendent. Preaching at 7:.'u p. in. He present at both service's und help, by yutir pres ence, u work lliat should have tho good will anil support of every one In this community. We gather to gether la meet with (iod. Cod wel couit's you to this fellowship. Prayer mooting Thursday evening, The Methodist Episcopal Church V at Ten Mile: T. K. Allen, pastor. A Sunday hl'Iioo at 10 a. in.; T. (iod 51 frey, superintendent. We want to fc thank thoso who arc attending bo regularly, and tho number 1b cer & (nlnly line, nnd wo hopo oters who A are not coming will fool Ihe i.cd Jjof gathering together in God's g i house for a special season of wor S ship and to study Hod's Holy Word. Don't delay longer the start. He present Sunday. The Methodist Episcopal Church at Catnan Valley; T. b Allen, pas tor. Sunday school ut 10 a. in.; W. Ueetz, superintendent. Well, folk, while I do not want to boast, never theless, It Is a fact wo are having, by far, the largest attendance In our Sunday school of any of the four churches on thin charge. How ever, let us not feel satisfied, hut lot us make it our slogan, "An In crease Every Sunday," so that we will have at least one hundred in the school when we get our new church. Will you help? League, 7 p. in. Are you helping Mrs. in, iir; yuu ni'iniiig m rs. :h in tills work? What a flno tunlty! t!et hnsy. " Church opportunity International Bible Students As sociation. Moot every Sunday at !l:i!l W. 1st St., 11 a. m. The study is on "The New Covenunt," Jere miah :U::il, :i:i. Why is (his called the "now covenant," nnd how is it related to the law covenant? Who are the parties to ihe new cove nant? Great Interest is manifested In the studies and all are welcome to attend. Next Thursday, July fl, at 8:20 p. m., Dramatic Soprano Mae Lloyd Jones-Welch will pre sent an interesting program over KPWAI. Eden Swedish Lutheran Church, Melrose. HOV. .1. i. I'.UIUIHI III. Maishrield will preach In Swedish ;s,M vlcos attractive. Interesting, and at U a. m Sunday and In English ;m, ,m tho jnb al! possible. Con at S p. in. We welcome our people sUior ,nis w mrt nf Uw VVO out in tho country In the Melrose j gmm Wednosdav evening praver dlHlrlrt and elsewhere t atlond:H1!lvi,.(, lU 7:30 p. m. Read tho (ith these Lutheran services. chapter of Romans. If you arc a ! stranger In town, passing through, First Presbyterian Church the',,,. n tm,riat, we welcome you. and brick church, corner of Lane and extend to you a cordial invitation .lackHon strcetti; R. V. Achor, pas- to worship with us. Come bring lor. Hihle school U:4ii; Senator 13. 1 your friends. Residence 215 East L. Eddy, superintendent. Hringjume. Phone 621-U. John 13. Pen your I'tieuds and visitors with you 'hall, pastor, to t lie morning and evoninu ser-l I vices. iMornlng worship. 11 o'clock. T.iis Is our ijuarlerly eoniinuuloii ' Rose. !):4R the Iliblo school. Mom Sunday and wo are desirous thaljbers of the nchool will please be every member ho present lor tho j present and help us to keep up a sacrament or the Lord's Huppor ifgood attendance during the sum at all postdblo. Special music byjiner. 11 a. m. the morning wor the choir. Christian Endeavor 7 p. ship. The sermon will be preached m.: topic, "America First In by the pastor and the choir will What"; loader, Mnrian El.sher. jsing "We Would See Jesus," by Colon evoiiin i services In the j Wilson. Communion service will Methodist Episcopal church north follow tho sermon. 7:n0 the R. Y. at S o'clock. The daily vacation P. l meeting for young people. S Dili To school will close Tuesday ! ui !on Sunday night service at Ihe morning, after a luiccesslul and ' Methodist church. An this Is tho happy lour weeks session, with ujflrst of our joint t-'ii miner evening special service tor the public. A 'services, 11 Is hoped that a large hr-aut II ul morocco bound .New TVs- attendance may bo secured. The lament will ho present oil to the hoy sermon will bo pwoachod by one of or girl In oiieh chins having oli-ilhe pastors. Music by tho enter tained the highest record. In the ! taining church. afternoon the school wiil enlov nl picnic In tho Mellows park. I'Vaver First Christian Church. V. li. meeting and Iliblo sttnlv has been 'Mnlcd. past nr. Iliblo school'at 9:ir changed In Tlmrsdiiv evening ho - cause of our national holiday. Bible Standard Temple. Coiner of f'hatlwlcli and Easi Pouglas streets. E. K. Crook, pastor. Kor ices for Sunday. July 1st. ben In at usual time and on time, it;!) s. S. and situ e this Is the beginning ot . the third quarter of the year wo I have planned Kometlilim special tor j the S. S. In the way nf interest aiult we are aklnu all tnembeis or thej S. S. to he In your place on Sun j day and he ready for the booster's work. Preaching at eleven o'clock by pastor, subject, 'Tnanswered Pru er." Cmum union v. ill lie soi -rd at the close of the morning message add wo ask all members nnd friends to partake of these om blems as il Is a means of strength and blessing in e cry Christian. Preaching at Rherniue at 2:L" p. m. and also at Cleiu-ary at ;i:oii. Wo Invite all neighbors or com muiiilie to attend thee services. Ci Headers meet at ti:;it for service ami an instalhithm of tin- new officers will take plm e. Evening s-r h o ltd low In with giot li e sonus nnd tesitmonies AIm tbeie1 will be some special numbers fioni the h.tml that will he lnlTesihik;. Si iommi subject, "Old Time Re ligion." Then w III lie a group gathering of povenil full gospel chinches lor the Fourth nl Jul sorvicis ut (he itoer Itrt-s. farm, one mile imrih of liliatd. Thorn will be regular preat'hlng and a baptlsiit.il Pei' U e then a basket dinner at nooii tue a.leuuntu iven for sports ami a Reneral Rood time In games. swimming, mid boating. I There will be special music by the band and a good tune tor every one. The Salvation Army, 116 Lane St. Krlday at 8 p. in. prayer meet- ,1115 juu im niu lunging iur u i real time with Hod come. Saturday, 8 p. m. old tune reiiuiun, every one onie. n. iiit-BBiiKe 110111 v.wii Biven by his servant. Sunday at 2:31) 8. H. "-'lass. Come and learn about tho Hook of Hooks. S p. 111. ure you looking for u pluce to lioar the old "me religion. Well, conm to our Sunday night meeting. uesday Thursday we will meet again, " come? (lod is blessing our uternlty? Get right with God. Pro- pair to spend eternity with Him. Are looking for it piano. Who ha3 one that they would like to give for God's work. It will be used for his glory. When you give to God he blesses more than tenfold. A sumniage sale at 9 o'clock Salui day. Envoy II. it. SLul'flehoam in charge. First Church of Christ, Scientist. Christian .Science services are held In the church edifice at 312 East Douglas St. Sunday service at H a. m. Subject of lesson sermon: "(iod." Wednesday evening meet ings at H p. in. At these meetings testimonies of Christian Science healings are given. Sunday school convenes at 9:15 u. m. 'I he reading room In the front part of the build ing Is o'pen daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. where the Iliblo and all authorized I 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. The Firet Methodist ' Episcopal Church. Corner of Main and Lane streets, Joseph Knotts, pastor. As wo begin a new quarter in. our Sunday school lessons let all he on hand. 9:45 a.m. is tho hour. The Epworth league will have a peppy meeting at 7 p. m. All young peo ple are invited. Tho Sunday mo.n ing sermon theme is "Our Natic; and Other Nations." Being ' the Sunday nearest the Fourth the ser , .... .... t it !v cc w " bf k'f1" ".ve- , nlnK at 8 o'clock t ie firtit of t ie liinlriti jrii'v f'Pti fnr thn mmminr- will union services for tho summer will be held in tills church and He v. Achor will preach. Come and en joy a delightful service. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Corner of East Lane and S. Main. Sunday school, "0:45 a. m., W. L. Cobb, superintendent. Morn ing worship, 11 a. m. Subject "The Importance of Light." Union ser vices will start on tills Sunday evening at the Methodist Episco pal Church, North. He v. Achor, from the Presbyterian church, will proneh. This has boon a custom for some years. We look forward to successful services, trust that we' will ,1,, o.. 1(10 In nviltn timet First Bantist Church. Lane at !" - " I- I- Carr superintendent Morning worship at IH;ro. Sermon subject. "The Missing Link." Spe cial music. Junior Christian En deavor at tho morninx preaching hour. Senicr Endeavor at 7 p. m. This church unites with the oilier churches iu the services at the North M-thodist church at S : ' o'clock-. Each one should do his part to make these union sen lees successful, imn't fnruel iho cot; i ert next Tuesday night. July 3. by the "Invincible Male tjuarlctto." This Is negro quartette from Con rue College anil eomM highly roc oTimi'-Tided. Vou will be sorry It you niL.s bearing them. Correction Is Made A few copies of Wednesday is-r-ll" of the News-Keiew v. ere eh- ciliated eonl a 1111111 the erroneous statement that John Adelbert 1 nut, who was matri-d Wednes day to Mrs. Kena Miller, bud prac liced law Ju this city. This state-in'-nt was corrected hetnro tho hulk of the edition had bi-en run. Man totilus-id the Mr. Long ultli .lebtl l.oe.it. (bo v II l;ti" u lnc.il barrister, who stoutly maintains that ho is tint marited and luis no intent ion, of same." Enroute to Wefttnq lli'l 1Io!h. who revived the re--ubliran nomination tor secretary or state nt the pilmary ehi'tion. and his wife s ere guests nt the Hotel l'mptHa over nighl. T!ie eontimit il i heir journey sou;h lo MtiUonl today wbeie thr-y wiil at- tend the- state Editorial Associa tion meeting to be held ut Crater Lake on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. An editors' golf tourna mint will be held In Medford to day und Mr. Hoss expects to com pete for the cup. At Ihe time of the editorial convention iu Kosebuig last year, Mr. Hosa won the cham pionship cup offered by the Hose buig chamber of commerce. Chevrolet sedan, 1926 model In flue condition and priced for quick sale. Hansen Chevrolet Co. . QUITS BANK JOB TO HEAD BAPTISTS WITHOUT SALARY (AKM'i4t-'l I'rcM U-iiat-tl Win) NEW YORK, June 29. Arthur Met riman Harris, newly elected president of the Northern liaptlst convention, is a retired hanker who gave up business to become an active church worker without com pensation. tlorn In Madison, Ohio, and edu cated in Cincinnati and Chicago, Mr. Harris entered upon his bank ing cireer in the employ of N. W. Harris & Company In Chicago and came to New York In 1890 to open offices for that firm, which was in corporated in 1911 as Harris, r'orbes A; Company. Mr. Harris retired in 1921. Due to his experience and ad ministrative knowledge, he has been prominent in many phases of Sunday school and church work. Ho is vice president of the World Sunday school association and chairman of tha budget receiving committee of the International Council of the Young Men's Chris tum association, ffitice 1:711 he has been treasurer c-f tho ' Ministers ami Missionaries Benefit board and chairman of the finance com-niilU-o of the Baptist convention. BANCITALY, WITH MILD START, NOW WALL ST. GIANT NEW YORK, Juno 29. Banc il.... Corporation, most youthful giant of tinance to become a fac tor iu Wall street, holds hank and other securities. Founded a decade ago, its capital has grown from 51, uuu.iiou to 25O,O00.O(tO, and the number of stockholders from 1,000 to more than 100,000. Speculation in Us common stock reached its crest In the bull mar ket of May, und the sudden break early in Juno was the signal for tho greatest flood of selling In tlie history of the stock market. Banc Italy dropped on the New York Curb market about $100 a share In two days, losses caused through reckless speculation by persons from all walks of life, fulfilling warnings of A. P. Clannlnl, head j ami louuoer oi uio iiauciiaiy mier ests. The stock has a par value of ?25. Earnings have been around .$S a share, and dividends ahoul $2.25, augmented by a number of extra and stock bonuses. Buy a Hamilton Beach and SAVE $23?o We've Eliminated costly door-to-door selling expense and pass this $23 paving on to You Now you can buy the Identical Hamilton Beach Vacuum Cleaner that sold a year ago at $64.00 for $41.00 This latest model com' bines Motor Driven Beat' ing Brush with Sweeping action and Powerful Suction. Ball Bearing Motor never needs oiling. 2 Year Guarantee Compare thii machine with ,nyy regardleu of price McKean, Darby & Baldwin Complete Housefurnishors Make your Fourth of July pleasant and enjoyable by supplying your, food requirements at our stores. Our stocks are complete, all foods of highest 'quality and priced right. Our stores offer many suggestions to make the holiday a really joyful one. Features Saturday to Tuesday, June 30th to July 3rd, Inclusive QUAKER OATS 0 Qjj Large pk. .r PEANUT BRITTLEr ing fresh butter, pound RICE Fancy South ern Blue Rose, QQrf 3 lbs : LLV LESLIE IODIZED SALT Helps prevent Goiter, 2 lb. 1 kd shaker pkg I Tr CERTO "Simplifies Jain making, Q Q d 3 bottles OOP PINEAPPLE Libby's crushed, large il Q A cans 25c; 2 for TUP DEL MONTE PEACHES Large luscious halves, P C W large cans, 3 for Q Jr PAROWAX 1 lb. packages, Q C W 2 for ZJV TEA 20th Century lon, endorsed by the India Tea Bureau, Y2 lb. pkgs. 35c; 2 for 20TH CENTURY COFFEE Grown right, blended roasted right, so it much be right. Pound 48c; 3 lbs. .. Ground to your order for fineness. Roscburg Store 130 N. Jackson St. i hii ffi w mmnummw mm mum I (Axlali'l f.iMt"l Win-) Cl'TTlNdSVILLK. Vt., Juno 2S. "Thn man who ennnot retire" Is what tho tlropn .Mountiiin folk rnll K. . AlcAieh of CuttiiiKsvlllo, whom fellow cltlzprts' have just oloctod to his sixty-third ronsocu tivo term In inihlir oltiee. Cuttitmrtville, neighbor of Tly mouth. nnrptiPtrnl home of I'rosi dent ConlidL'o. ihrlinps to allow Ahlrirh to quit public offlft. Ho would lone nco liavn bowed him self out or Ihe town's Mrvlee In in w lost foncesslnn to younger minds, but the voters w ill not bnvp it. He In 5 yiirs old, but his r-norpy nnd rontlnual pond heallli belle his ape. Klectod lister when ho was but 2't. Ahtrh h bus served his tow n in every rapacity since thru. lie has been clerk, treasurer and collector fnr tut terms - since l.HT.t nnd has never b.-en absent from his desk for a day except during terms aw representative ami senator In the state legislature. He has tieMT risen ill and h.ib ill PE fE N PAPEjE GROCERS MUFFETTS Serve 'em with berries, 07t' 2 pkgs..... L I P KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN Large pkg. . Made from the very finest Picnic Specials SAKHALIN CRAB MEAT Japan's best, 90 leg meat, OQH halves, can U U " CANADA DRY GIN GER ALE Of) CQ Bot 23c, doz. 0iJu ADIRONDACK CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP Extra .530 quality, qt. can SHRIMP American Beauty, latest pack, No. 1 cans, MOti 3 for .. W FRANCO AMERI CAN SPAGHETTI Ready to serve, QCri large, 2 cans L J r WHITE STAR TUNA Quarters, 2 cans .. ......... LQr. NORWEGIAN SAR DINES North Star, in pure olive oil, Q C rt 2 cans L Jf VAN CAMP'S BtAJNo A meal in a minute, medium OQri 3 for size cans, India and Cey FLOUR Crown, 49-lb. sack .. 690 never laken n drink of liquor nor smoked. This champion of office holders explains his longevity In the public service: "I've put time into It and have taken care of it. That's the reason I've held It." "He's the best man the town's ever had and can have the job as Ionic as he lives. If he Uvea to be a hundred," a fellow townsman ex plains. "Ahlrlch's hooks are kept as neat as a phi and he's just as no oommodalinR as ever. He's a Rlut ton for work and at S't he's Improv ing with ako and experience." Ford sedan in good running or- !der, good tiros, new seat covers. iTotat price $75. uo. Hansen Chevro ! let Co. IOWA MAN. AT 33, (" Tl.t.Hi lTr ll Win ) ; CHARTKH OAK. lottn. June 2!l. At Mil' c.. nl 3:1 William 1.. ! Cmnlell lias on n hiph nimol ill- I'lorun. Hi" hnd lo leHve M'hmil gs a bnv In make his . nml lie tiover hail . linn- linlll now In linlsh his rniirnc. i lint he did Iwini telrKiiiphy. and I !o and a hult nm mo, Uv lie ALBER'S FLAPJACK 20c FLOUR Lrg. pkg materials includ- OQfj - JAR RUBBERS 20th Century, thick double lipped red Q C A rubbers, 3 doz. L J r SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES Large, full count boxes, Q C d 6 boxes fcJr SNOWDRIFT A strictly vegetable short ening, 4 pound fj J fj WESSON OIL It pays to make your bwn mayon naise, qt. can.... T" Qr PEET'S WASHING MACHINE SOAP Large packages of pure granulated 0 Q d . Soap, 2 pkgs 03 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 6 bars, 25c; 12 bars right, $1.42 Oakland Store, Baker-FIannery BIdg. mwwermrfvf had beconio railway station agent here, ho found time to return to school. Studying and attending classes in the morning and working at thu depot in the afternoon, he has fin ished his high school work. There are 11 members in his class, and be is almost tw ice as old as any ot his mates. In recognition of hla efforts, the railway has given him a two-weeks vacation as a graduation gift. Our salesroom is kept open eve nings and Sunday forenoons for the working man's convenience. Hansen Chevrolet Co. BOSWELL PEOPLE COM PLETE PROGRAM FOR JULY 4 Sir. II. A. Canaday, n'Kl.ster ot Iho fnlted stnlpa Lund Ofllcn ':i lldsphiii!;. Is (o eve iho prlnciiii.1 tialrlollc iiditresa al the Knawrll Hprlncs l'oinlli of July cclphr.i Hull next Wednesday. Hp hccci' d Ihe Inviinllon of Ihe m.niR!:.' mcnt Thursday. This eiiniideleH a fnil iiioKiiiin' at the noillieru I'ouqlas county re.soit. "The Citizen and His Coun try" Is Ihe subject which Hie well known Douelas county speaker has chosen for the occasion. ThH teftture of the morning program is sclieiliiled lo tnke place at eleven lliirly o'clock, Immediately follnn Iiir a formal concert by the Irtlrty five members of the North Dow las County Hand, composed of mu sicians from Siillierlln and Oali-l.iud. l
