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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 6, 1928. Saturday and Monday July 7th and 9th White King Washing Powder il f Large Size Package Riddle Church of Christ. 10 a. I Bay wv all! We arc glad to see the m., JJible school; Mr. II. H. Seller., J new faces In the congregation. Buijerintendont. 11 a. ni., the Myr-i Keep coming. lie Creek Jiiininter, Klmery W. tiny j k dor, will Hpeak. Ho will also I'lay Bible Standard Temple, corner two solos on the handsaws. 7 p. m., j of Chailwick and Eawl Doimlas Christian Endeavor Mrs. II. II. j streets; K K. Crook, pastor. Ser Sellert, leader. 8 p. in., Ilrotlier vices for Sunday. July 8: Sunday Charles A. Shis will bring the eve ning message- You will want to meet Brother Sias and hear him. Bring your friends. CRISCO. ZE JUMBO For homes that want the best rj( Crushed Fruit Center. 3-lb. Tii?co:Uine:. itt JELLY BEANS : 1 -pound boxes. ALBERS FLAP- Ex" Sps.t",,y ""d 1 7r JACK FLOUR VrcTxm For that Vacation Camp or' DELICIASAND" LARGE pSage wiCH SPREAD RAISINS ' , cans'"'" '5c,i" 23C mftSC 32c swansdown : CAKE FLOUR om CERTO LARGE PACKAGE J'U For Making Jelly. RGO STARCH Regular size. r , BOTTLE fcJtV Corn or Gloss -i f"" " 1 -pound Package. I 'S SSBSb Fancy Light Meat, V,s. I P Fishing Club. Fancy Norwe- f f CAN . . UJj gian in Pure Olive Oil I O "" ' CAN LdV COFFEE MINCED CLAMS "Piggly Wiggfy Special" 97p "Preferred Stock" 1 Op POUND PACKAGE V v FLAT CAN AOL FRUIT JARS KERR MASON ECONOMY BALL MASON KERR WIDE MOUTH Qts., doz. . , . . . , , ...... 83c Qts., doz. S1.05 V2 Gal, doz. .. $1.14 1 Vi Gal., doz $1.40 SL-liS.-LliilL.llLi-!.""1""" W"1 H.JWWM M,,,,!,! I II, ,H ! Myrtle Creek Christian Church. ! Emery W. Snyder, minister. 10 a. i m., HI hie school; Clayton Wood, 1 superintendent, n a. in-, Brother Charles A. Sias, prominent minis . ter formerly of Oregon, will, be j with us and bring the morning j message. 7 p. in.. Christian Kn I deavor. 8 p. rn., sermon by thtf pas tor, "The lord's Supper." The spe i cial music will be a voice and claii t net duet. You and your friends are 1 invited. Fresk frtiita and Vegetable of finest quality. 300 West Cass Street "A HOME-OWNED STORE" Roseburg, Oregon The First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Main and Lane Streets. Joseph Knotts, pastor. A Steady attendance through the Hummer will mean a better Sunday school next fall. Let every one be i on hand this Sunday morning at ' 9:45 o'clock. We are planning on 1 another fine young people's meet- Ins at 7 p. in. Tliis Sunday morn- tug I)r. S. J. Chancy of Eugene, l our district superintendent, will ; preach for us. He is a fine preach t er. Come and hear him. The union I service this Sunday evening will I be at the Christian church. A cor- dial welcome is extended to all I First Church of Christ, Scientist. ! Christian Science services are held In the church edifice at .112 East I Douglas St. Sunday services at 11 a. m. Mibject or lesson sermon; "Sacrament." Wednesday evening meetings at 8 p. in. At these meet ings testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings are given. Sunday school convenes at !:4f a. m. The reading room in the front part of the bul hi in? Is open dally except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 p. m., where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science liter ature may be read, borrowed or I nii-nlmDr..l A nn.tl..l t.i..tt n tin.. 1. extended to the public to attend the church services and use the reading room. school at 9:45; Alias Kathryn Mont gomciy, superintendent. Preaching at 11 o'clock by the pastor; the subject, "My Grace Is Sufficient for Thee." There will be preaching at Riverside at the usual hour, 2 p. m. Miss Emery will bring the mes sage. On Monday evening at 8 o'clock there will be services and thev will continue throughout the week In the school house. There will be special music each evening- and there will be a different speaker for each service. We shall not announce the speaker but unk you to come and hear each one. Tell your friends and neighbors and bring a crowd with you. Also preaching at Clengary at 3 p. Miss Montgomery will speak. We are asking all friends of this, com munity to coma and on Joy this spiritual service. The Crusaders meet at 0:30 for their Sunday eve ning service and we ask all young people wno have no reiiular church home to attend the young people's services. Preaching at the evening service will begin on time at. 7:45 with a good live song and praise service. The .hand will furnish special numbers. First Baptist Church, Lane lU Hose. Frank ti. Matthews, pas i or. Sunday, July 8th, 1928. 9:45 the Bible school. Attendance bet ter last Sunday. 11:00, the morn ing worship. Pastor will preach on the topic: "Judgment and Mercy." The choir will sing: "O Lord, My Trust is in Thy Mercy," by King. 7:00 the B. Y. P. U. for young people. 8:00. union summer service at the Christian church. Joseph Knot's will preach ihe sfrmou. This coming week the stale convention or the BapitlsU will bo held in Eugene and a huge delegation from the Itose burg church will attend. mm H First Presbyterian Church the I brick church, corner or Luno mid j JuckHon streets. It. W. Achor, pati- tor. Bible school 11:45; n fine Ht- U-mlnnce Inst Sunday; Rood inter I est. Uring some one with you to take the place of those who are ! away on their vneution. Morning j worship 11 o'clock; subject, "The Work of the Holy Spirit." What Is I the itupnrdouuhle sin? If you aru interested in this subject conio out i Sunday morning. The young people j aro planning a vesper service at I Ihe Klwanls park, (let la touch j wllh the leader, .Miss Lucile Lenox, j for delnil on transportation and program. Tills Is a' service . for I those who have been away to I school. Union evening services at the r'ii-st Christian church, corner ! of Kane and noughts streets. Mrs. ! Cllas. Kohcrts will lend us In our study or llabakuk next Wednesday i evening. Thlrlyoho out to our last I meeting. This is not a bad showing for this season of the year. The Methodist Episcopal Church ; at Millard; T. V. Allen, pastor. : Sunday school at 10 a. m. K. A. : Heroher, superintendent. There ! was a fine attendance last Sunday. An Increase over the previous Sun day. The Fourth is a thing of the First Christian Church, W. 11. Ilalrd, pastor. Dlble school at n,45 a. ni. I). E. Carr, superinten (!.'. Morning worship 10: -15. Sermon subject, "Unshaken Pil lars." Special musical number. Junior Endeavor during morning preaching service. Union services In this church nt 8 o'clock. This will bo (be pastor's last Sunday ror a month as ho leaves for Cali fornia on Monday. Methodist Episcopal Church, cor nel- or wast Lane and So. Main. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; W. B. Cobb, superintendent. Morning worship nt .11 a. m.: subject "'!e- rteniption." Epworlh League at 7 p. in. evening worship at 8 p. in. at the Christian church. Hov. Knntts will preach. Don't forget Ihat these are union services and Ihe success depends on you. Help to make these a humming interest. If von me a stranger or a tourist passim: through lioseburg, come as you are and worship wifil us. We welcome you. (iospel preaching, gospel sing ing." John H. 'enliall, pastor. Ileal deuce 215 Kast Lane; phone 215-R. Modest Apparel' Decreed for Irish Colleens Regulations Commended by Pope Ban Exfravacant Exposure ' .and Brazen Conduct. . J.IMKUICK, Ireland, .lulv 5. (A. P.) Irish colleens uro main- nl': laid down by Ihe Irish Modest 1 tress and l')eiorliiient Otisndo re cently Instigated here and ofllclal ly commended by the I'ope. Tile regulations, they say, speak for themselves and need no furth er comment. ! Hero they are: , No dresses are to be worn which V ihm schedules ; daily io Sari Francisco Still another schedule added 10 I'lckwlck's southbound service .-already lite most freitienl and convenient! New deilarlure hours: 12 rr.M. 7:20 a. in. 4:H5. S: 111 p. m. Low fares now : San Francisco Sll.fin. Los Angeles J2I.00. San lilotn $2l.:l. l.ftw rales, thru dally service to (he Knit, via Salt Lake City. PICKWICK STAGES DVpot Jnckson and NV.ir'i'prjtofi . - , , n lk 61 Years to Attend Lodge Convention. M. B. Lcavitt, Veteran Minstrel and Producer, One of the Original Jolly Corks. Gov. Patterson to Speak rOHTLAND, July 6. The KGW microphone will be utilized io- night at 7:30 o'clock by Governor ruttersnu to broadnst ovnr tlio past as to the date, but we trust'-northwcst the speech extolling the not in spirit. However, you had; state of Oregon that he recently much thought as to where you J broadcast from WON, Chicago would spend the day. Now. selileiThis address, delivered two weeks the matter quickly by saying, "As ago from the Chicago station, for me. hum this on, Sunday will I elicited considerable comment iiiiu iue hi inu nuimay scnooi, eaen;rrom tile eastern press, and lis re Suuciay." Prayer meeting W'ednes-i neritlnn from Tim nmr-nnin u. tmj mgiii. ie present. Less than 4 Inches below the knee (measured when kneelhiK.) Cul in a suggestive style or so loosely or low us to otlend modes ty; therefore not lower thru Mm collar bone for church wear and. iiol more than one Inch below It at any time. j Without sleeves sufficiently long' In cover at least half Mm upper arm at any lime, nor w tthout ! sleeves in the wrist lor church wear. Of transparent material unless a ilnn transparent . slip. complying' with Ihe above n-gulutiuns, be worn. Women miiHt abstain from; Immodest ponluie.4. Loud talking or boisterous ;iiiiii tiiR In public and coarse or irrever ent expression Alcoholic drink t dunces or cn lerliihunents. I nt proper cinema '.shows, plnvs, etc. Aiiyihiim opposed to modesty in w hat relates to eu hathinc. (,ul they should show their disapproval of same. t.--mliititl I'rvM l.,',iM'tl Wirt-) MIAMI, Klu., July "The grand old man of Klkdom," M. It. Lea It t, SH years old. plans to greet his brother lodge members at the imtinnnl convention In Miami. July J. Lcavitt iv. Ihe oldest mem ber of Ihe Klks order in length of membership, lie is a resident ol Miami. In 1M7 Leavitf was a member of Ihe Jolly Corks. theatrical so- , i iety hi New Yolk Which took its j name from the burnt cork used by i I minstrel show performers. From j i litis society the Klks' order, now niiniberltij more than SOti.ooO mem I hers, (ulninalcd. Lcavitt was the j second man to subscribe to the j new charter and in isTh he became I a member of l.odi-e No. I, (he first j L'lks Indue. Later he was Heeled i to life inetitliei ship. I As a theatrical performer and producer, the veteran minstrel Mas known from coast to coast. With j houMe. Single loop hale tiros. lies at Wharton Public Liability and Property Damage Two mighty Important Intur.mct coverages for the automobile Owner. Are you prodding your, elf by carrying this coverage on our car? This Agency is at your service In writing all lines of automobile Insurance. G. W. Young & Son INSURANCE 114 Casa St. I'll one 417 the late W. II. Crane he estah IWicd the first minstrel troupe In the I'nllcd States, lie founded the first chain of theatres In America and In 1m; took Ihe first theatrl- leal troupe on the rirst twtnsroull 1 nentnl train to San I'ranclsco. This organization witnessed the historic exercises when the South- ; ern Pacific and I'nlon I'aclllc rail- The Methodist Episcopal Church i rnuda came tnuether and the last a t iiiiias Valley: T. F. Allen, pas- spike was driven at I'roinonioi) ; tor. Sun. lay school at In a. m. w. I'olnt. Henry M. Stanley, Inter j ISeen. superintendent. it sure faniiHl as an African explorer, wss ! eiitk.-s a supej inteedent feel coed ; press stent for I. em lit s show, and I think he does n.it have to worry ' liaiid llelttsco was an usher in one about the other schools having a of f.euvln's rnrly San I'ritni Isco ! larer attendnnre than his school. theatres, where be met llavld War- i However, with su. h a condition tlon tonight will be a highlight of iue ivuw service today. Portland Stations KGW, 491.56 to 7 p. ni.. dinner music: 7 to 7:30 p. m.. "Retold iai.es, inn raoiiic coast net work: 7:3u to 7:45 p. m., talk by Coventor Patterson; S to 0 p. m., rlgley review, the I'aclfie coast network; 9 to 9:30 p. Mark lianiels, baritone, mid Dorothy Lewis, contralto; 9: Si) to 1 np. ill.. "Moon Magic," th Pacific coast network; 111 lo 1 p. m musical entertainment. Ihn Pacific coast network; 11 to 12 p. in., dance music. KOIN, 310 li-7 p. 111., dinner con cert; 7-7 : 15. amusement guide: 7:lsV8, llcnson hotel orcbesti-.i ; s'.i. studio program ; 9-9: to. iiiik; 11:111-111, studio program; lo ll ::in. dance frolic. Other Coast Stations KMO, Tacoma, Wash., 254.1 fi-7 p. 111.. K(iV concert: 7-7:3: coniiesy concert; 7:3ns, studio enieriainment ; 910, dance program. in meetlns In Cod's1 KOAC. Corvalls. Or nnlt.i:i Why dors the invitation, to- 7 p. 111.. music mul ntinie- The Methodist Episcopal Church nt Looking Class; T. Allcil, pas tor. Snnd ay si'hool at 111 a. m.; T. Itodley, Sliperintetldeut. I am won dering just wliv we look our eyes off Camas Valley for Sunday school attendance. While our at attendance Is good, we notice wo only tied with lUllard last Sunday,! with Ten Mile right at our door.; Let s have a real attendance llilsi Sunday. Like going swimming, yott may sn It's1 haul until I :et in, and then It's fine. Try the first dip; with us Sunday a. 111. Prayer meet-! log t Itursilay evening. The Methodist Episcopal Church I at Ten Mile; T. K. Allen, pastor. I Sunday school at in a. m.: T. C.od- Irey. Slllierllileiulent. I doubt very niiich If there is another Sunday school with as regular attendance as we have. Why? Ilecause the:so folk Ihat come Sunday after Sun day want to know more about Cod's holy Word and find il groat at Israel ton 1 you. tall oil such deaf ears'.' Cod, club program. Knows. 1 110 not know. Preaching. . KHQ, Spokane, Wash., 370.26 Ml a. 111. We hope to have a union I til.', p. m.. orchestra concert; sen ice mm tne lour cnniTpes finue liMiefj, travelogue; 7-.S. city ser- 11 ..en . .-i m 1 to. liit-;, ;i. concert know more about il. iust Msk. l! MIC nrnemm I line those basket dinners, don't KOMO, Seattle, Wash., 309.1 t .veil . 9-1U. -6-7 k.,mmmmam DEPENDABLE GROCERS Summertime Cleanliness Assures Pure Foods Our stores are kept scrupulously clean. Our food stuffs carefully protected by efficient systems and trained men. Think what this means to your family. Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, July 7th and 9th PUFFED WHEAT 3 pkg 400 LIBBY'S MILK 3 cans 280 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER-Each 60 COCOA Blookers, finest imported Dutch Cocoa, wholesome and C C ri healthful half pound tin 28c; 1 lb. tin J J'' SPERRY'S PAN CAKE FLOUR PQfl No. 10 sack ...... DO)4 PINEAPPLE Del Monte sliced cans 27c; 3 for ' onv X i DAViivm 7$ r?.Tz. ...430 RAISINS Sun Maid Puffed, a seeded raisin that isn't sticky OKc 15 oz. pkgs., 2 for : L Jr SOAP Crystal i Qw White, 10 bars tt3P BOOTH'S SARDINES VAN CAMP'S BEANS 1 lb. tins, 2 for AQtf Med. size cans, 25c; 4 for tsjy 3 for 4V 230 TOILET PAPER Tissue, 1000 Soft Sanitary Sheets to the roll, 6 rolls .. . 430 FIG BARS Freshly SHOTEN'NGst LARDpur6) you bet Baked, generous 07W B, it's fresh! In COfi L I v uum ,d hXR , bulk. 3 lbs. . Jilf pounds ;.. UWr ' 7 fig filling, 2 lbs. OYSTERS American beauty.' Scalloped Oysters make an appe tizing meat substitute, No. 15 oz. net cans, 17c; 3 for CERTO-"Simplifies TEA Tree, Orange ASPARAGUS TIPS oimpmiea , . ... . u:il-J.I. moo I. J - " si ' -v n n j i i , Ll IL. 1 .II1U if. ne nan iu. pngs ww tins, ror ... 3 bottles FLOUR Crown 550 S2.13 COFFEE 20th Century Coffee at its best. Direct from our own roaster to you, hence always fresh. Ground to your order for fineness, Q 1 kt pound, 48c; 3 lbs itZ Roseburg Store 130 N. Jackson St. Oakland Store, Baker-Flannery Bldg. field. I.einitt was born In Pozen. Po l:ind. bill was bioughl lo tloslon b his parents In Infancy. Eat tiartx'cite n(1n fctuo tin) Hv forevtr. Brand a Road Stand p. m.. news flashes and sport i; music oy I no 1 litem Cotlcerl or- i bcstra mid fololsts; 7 s. Xllc concert; 9111, P,C concert; In 11:30. dance music: U:3-12::i, Odarlel, news and theatilral f;o lie. KFOA, Seattle. Wash., 447.5 7 r m.. variety program: lo-IH:3n. "Henry ami the lloss": lit : Lid Hoot on Is from KCW. KYA. San Francisco, Ca!., 352.7 ss i. m. kv "ti" cul... i". o. ' ii on co one win take it! i". nr.tsie tiy the Melro (tin: lo. that I am boastini. for I am sin-1 II. ilancp entertainment. (ere. i i-e.-ieulug nt ,s p. m P 'gin lo KCO, Oakland, Cal., 384.4 6 ask about Hint big box social; uo-l in. lllllily and features- reeds to go toward Ihe new church.) NBC program: 8-9. MIC cor i.ni up ni-.se our seat so ten; s lo, Hawaiian nights; 11, western artists' series. KNX, Los Angeles, Cal., 3C6.9 C 6:30 p. m., dlmu'r concert; 6:30 7. concert orchestra: 7-8. cour tesy music; 8-9, studio frolic; 9 y:4."i, courtesy program; 9:4."i luMfi, main events from leglo-i stadium; 10:45-12. niltinorc ho tel orchestra. KFI, Los Angeles, Cal., 468.5 6-7 p. m., dinner program; 7-7:30, orchestra program; 7:30-R, Nf!C program; 8!. N'lK! concert; !-ie. Hawaiian nights; 1011, NHC dance frolic. KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 422.3 6-7 p. ni., dinner concert : 7-.1, studio music: S-H, NBC concert. KHJ. Los Angeles, Cal.. 399.8 H S:l.i p. ill., nighl doilies: 6:l."i 6:4",, music; R: 15-7, news; 7- courtesy ptogram and sym phonic hand; 8-!), surprise park age; 9-10. theatrical program: 10-12. dame frolic. KFRC, San Francisco, Cal., 454.3 6-7 p. m.. music and utility ( Hems; 7-7:30. popular orclie-l tlT.; 7:30-S. vocal novelties; feat lit es; 9-to, concert orclies tra: 10-11, Mailt Hopkins dame orchestra; 11-12, dance orches tra and vocal nm cities. ELEVENTH CHICAGO NIGHT CLUB GETS PADLOCK ONLY TEMPORARY (A?.K-inli-tl I'rrtt Ix-riserl Wire) CHICACf). July O.Thn padloclt lipj Alamo Cafe, one of the bright spots along Wilson avenue oil the North Side, today had brought to : ,J U the number of Chicago night lite! centers closed by the government ' : on oDservatlon evidence. The charge against the care was that cracked Ice Hnd ginger ale w-ere served Tor the convenience of patrons brlngins their own liipior. "Have you any greon-odgod tiole Paper?' "Xo, madam, wo have only the nstial mourning ede." "I'm arrnld that's no good. You see, I'm a golf w idow." Humorist. FUTURE REFERENCE JOAN: A kiss speaks volumes, they say. JACK: Yes; don't you think H would be n good Idea to slart a II brary? Tif-Ttlt s. Mill's calf meal Is sold al Whar ton llros. one Is apt to crow ruleless; there-; I fore, we ask tor some reil cemne I , . . .... . i P. 1J- NERO'S A GOOD DOG riNF.MA ATTKMfAXT: Kerry, lady, you're not allowed to take your dee Inside. I'ATHON ihanchtliyi: How ab surd! What harm chii the pictures do o little Nero. Sheffield Te!e-trarb FREE! Lvery motorist who buys five gallons of gasoline nt lliis service stntion next Saturday, July 7, will receive as a free gift his choice of either a 25 Cent Can of Cup Grease or One Quart of Western Oil L. R. Chambers Motor Co. Mam and Douglas Sts. Nash Sales and Service f 5
