ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928.
FIVE
Jbr Economical trantportaiion
Look for
the
Red Tag!
5 a
a. r
Thief If
JL
It has been said that waste in dis
tribution annually costs the people
-of the United States more than it
costs to run the government Those
responsible for this statement un
doubtedly had in mind "ordinary"
methods of distribution. With Safe
way it is different. This organ
ization is dedicated to its motto
"Distribution Without Waste" and
most of our profits are made from
what is wasted by old methods of
distribution. This accounts for the
greater values you always find at
Safeway. ,
SOME VALUES THAT REFLECT NO WASTE
Pea Soup
Campbell's. An extra of
fer to introduce this ex
cellent variety. Buy two
cans at I Oc each and we
will sell you the third ZA
can for w )l
Oleomargarine
Crux Brand
3 pounds 50$
Iced Tea
We have just received a
shipment of Skaggs Iced
Tea Blend. This is an en
tirely new item a blend
of Orange Pekoe and
Natural Leaf Japan, mak
ing a wonderful flavor for
iced tea. Try it today and
note the difference.
Lb.
670-
Figs
Delicious breakfast figs in
heavy syrup. No. J tall
Cheese
Oregon Full Cream
-49
Pound
.280
Highway Soap
A good toilet soap in a convenient 1 0-
bar carton. I hink of the price. Jkri
Per carton ( 1 0 bars) 00)5
Crisco ,
Bring in your coupon. It
is worth 1 5c on these
prices.
3 pound can .730
6 pound can $1 145
Pep
The summer cereal. Truly
it fills you with Pep.
2 packages 230
Oronite Kit
Contains pint can fl Q A
fly spray und pump UJp
C. and H. Pure Cane
Hundred
1
Sardines
Excellent grade of 1m
ported Oil Sardines.
Small fish. -
Asparagus
"Maximum" quality.
White tips in -picnic size
tins. Real value.
JL IUK3 iui uaiau i
Fancy quality in syrup. 1WJ
Seven varieties in each
can. A quick salad or des
sert.
.500 2,
.350 2,
.490
Seasonable Savings
Tomatoes Lettuce ' Green Beans
Excellent Quality, Local.
3 pounds 250
Fresh and Ripe
9 15i
oounds '
Large Firm, Local
2 heads r. 150
Store No. 255 Roseburg
J. H. Hanson or this city la : Iiik Menus and attending
spending tho week In Kugone visit-' ne-m affairs.
ST IJJ
to buHi , BUSINESS SUSPENDS AS
I ANTI-POLICE PROTEST
1 I IHJMAUIO, AiKt-'tHinc, July 12.
jChuiKini; tho chirr of police villi
Uillliri! Ill JIIUMMTL IUIlirt: iin-
its iiihI proiMTty (lining Hie ii
linuud litbor troubles, business
! nifii) tntjuy cIo.umI Ihi'ir ulfircH,
waifthoiiBrt inn! inilitiiitl eslab
1 llnlimoius for IS hours its :i m t of
i proit'Hl.
! In (iddilli.n lo ln'ini; uitlioul pub
lic t;rVl(Ms due in l lie stHlis, ibu
cliy Ik at a complete stundsllll.
! Riddle Church of Christ. Kvery siiis Muted for th various pro-
loyal and tarseeiiiK citizen of KUI- jeclB the put) I your are as followa:
die will uunt lo booKt for tho cookery, 2SG; sewing, 222; can
ivaHKi'listlc nwotliiK to bt'niu Sun- nion, 20; (.union. 7S; corn. 14; no
day. July 15. Charles A. Sins, pas- tato. 6; poultry, 55: rabbit, 3f.;
tor-muuKolist, and his son Adrian, sluvp, 37; pip, 14; calf, 3: goat, 3;
soloist and music director, will nmrkeiinK, 2; farm account, 1.
hold your interest and help tho en- ' :
liro community. He a booster and
build a better Kirfdle. Yours tor
Christ and the church, progress,
prosperity, good-will and true com
munity spirit, Emery W. Snyder.
Myrtle Creek Christian Church.
Emery W. Snyder, minister. 10 a.
m., Hlbhs school; Mr, Clayton
Wood, Kupt. 11 a. m., Htirmon,
"Steadfastly vs. Stuckfustly," 7 p.
in., (MiriKtian Endeavor. S p. m.,
sermon. "Excuse Me, I'lease." The
present minister will bring only
one more message to this com
munity after this Lord's Day. All
members and friends of the church
are cordially invited to attend
these last throe services.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Christian Science services are held
in the church edifice ai 312 East
Douglas St. Sunday services at 11
a. in,. Subject of lesson sermon:
"Life." Wednesday evening meet
ings at 8 p. m. At these meetings
testimonies of Christian Science
tieallngs are given. Sunday school
convenes at 9:45 n. m. The muling
room in the front part of the build-in-;
is open dally except Sundays
and holidaya from 1! to 4 p. m
where the Illble und all authorized
Christian Science literal uro may
be read, borrowed or purchased. A
cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend the church
services and use the reading room.
First Baptist Church, 'l.ane at Fir8t pro8byterian Church. Tho
Uo.se. Frank B. Matthews, pastor. 1 brPk church, corner of Lane and
Sunday, July 15th: 9:45, tho Ilible - j1M.kon nrroets. U. W. Ae.hor,
school; members of the school will I, malor Ilible B(.hooi St,Im.
please keep coming, us wo uro ,or R h E(ky( atiporintendent.
making a good summer record. 11 (Musses for all ages, good teach
n. m., the morning worship. The 1 ura luul COngenial friends. Morn
pastor, who has been attending j fnp W()rslilp l o'clock, subject,
our state convention in Euaene ..T,,.(l, Iln,.n Mn anUli 111Ui,.
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Topic,
this week, will be home to preach J (
ai thin service. Mrs. Gertrude
Wickhain Whipple will sing a solo.
7 p. m., the li. Y. V. IT. for young
people. S p. in., union summer ser
vice at Haptist church. Sermon by
one of the pastors of the city und
good music by tho choir.
The Dillard M. E. Church: T. V.
. oHNimy ncuuu il i. wh0 arfl tirtl(, nm,
ent. I'reiu-hlnp at 7:!U) p. in. Tho
work continuoa to grow. Our Sim
day HCllOnl llHK ft Ino ftttt'iidnncc,
but wo hope for Kreutcr tilings.
Cnn vh dt'pcnid on" your hnlp?
Everybody get ready for tho fifth
of August. This should bo n grout
day. Hosln to ask about It. I'ntyor
meetiiiK 'WedneBilay evenliiK.
"Work without worship menus
worry."
"What Can We do to Help Improve
Our Community?" Nell. 2:12-20.
Leader, Mrs. I. N. Vowel. Union
evening services at the First Hap
tist church. Miss Lucy lMukei-ton
will lead us In our study of the
prophet Kcphunluh next Wednes
day night nl 7:30 o'clock. This
Is yo::ng people's night. To nil
need rest to
all who are lonely and need friend
ship to till who sin and need n
Savior and ,to whosovever will ac
cept our offur, this church opens
wldo lis doors and In the name of
Jesus the Lord bids you welcome.
The Looking Glass M. E. Church;
Bible Standard Temple, corner
of Chndwlclt and East Douglns
stroetB. V. K. Crook, pastor. Sun
day school at !i:15 11. m. Kulhoryn
Montgomery superintendent. Let
us see If our nttomlunco will in-
K. Allen, nasior. Kiiiwl.iv nehnni I crcaso nillior than decronso dur-
nt 10 n. m.; T. Itodley, suporln-; '"B tlle viiciillon months iib por
tendent.l'reaeliing at 11 n. m. Now usual. A little more effort on tho
all together to make this tin- larg- n!lrt of "'"'l' ""o will koop the
est Sunday school In I he contest. Sunday sclfool growing. This
There may be some things that Sunday will lie the time set for
we can be satisfied with, yet II is 11,0 flection of the pastor for the
not with our attendance iind will "n-coniing yonr, therefore, all moin
not be until every one In the ills-! ,,'ls n,1l f''inds lire invited to lie
trlct Is In the service each Sunday. 1 Present at tho morning BOlvlce to
You may stay away and we will lender your vote as lo your wishes
nol know the reason, hut Cod "'gunling a new paslor or Iho ro
knows.' Prayer meeting Thursduv '"rn of the present one. Pronoh-
evening. Remember the fifth of 'ng at 11:01). Tho subjeol, "The
Aimust. What a lime! "Uetlur lo:w'y of Hm Cross." PieiichliK -nt
1 1 lit ijp
,
I pdjujj III
ll-lMnition 1
a y Batten. I
You Get Definite,
Known Value
When you buy an "O.K.'d" reconditioned
used car from us, you can be certain of it
quality and value.
Before we offer a reconditioned used car for'
sale, it is gone over carefully by our expert
mechanics. Motor, body, electrical equip
ment, brakes all are checked and tested,
and necessary repairs are made. After the
"'J1 Prop" mechanical condition, its
value is determined by trained inspector
me price is esramtshed accordingly.
oo- ,1? an(? look over our "lection of
O.K. d used cars. Every car in the group
is available on the easy terms and low financ
ing; charges of the General Motors Acceptanro
Corporation.
full down on n Job
down."
than to lay ! Kivorsido. Miss Kmory will spouk.
Mcrvicos in liiengury nt 3:00 p. m.
Miss-Arundel will preach. Ci-usad-
The Ten Mile M. E. Church; T. I meet at 6:M for their Horvico
1''. Allen, paslor. Sunday school nt nt the temple. Mrs. Olson of Onr
10 u. m. T. Codfrey, superintend l''u Valley will lead. The hand
ent. We had a very flue attendance under the direction of Prof. T. H.
last Sunday anil hope lo have a Olson- will render Borne special
larger iillendnnce this Sunday. I numbers ror Hie evening service
and we will If yon are there. Wo composed of a sacred medley, some
noticed several cars not loaded lo good marches and an overture,
eapaeily last Sunday. Kill lln 'in up. . '' he subject for evening message
I hey ride much better. Plans are! will 'lo "A New Nnnnv" Services
now miller way for the great time on Tuesday and Friday eve lit
August flflb. for that great rally. 7 MS and we extend ll real wel
union service of I he rour churches. lo alL Our Puciflc coast camp
We are glad you will lie with iis'ineelliig begins nt lOugelle next
on that date. Ilegin to fatten up Sunday. July 15. The best of
those 'yaller legs anil get t he ; speakers of various stales will lio
pickles ready, for It's going lo he a ; In attendance. Plan to he there
Hansen Chevrolet Co J
Rose Street Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 446
Head Romans 7lli cluiptor. We ex
tend to you 11 cordial invitation (0
worship wilh us. If you are tour
ing tho country, or vislllnu In our
t;lty, come and worship with us.
j We wolcomo you. Tho homo mid
inenuiy church.
rent day. "To have others Inter
ested In you, show an Inturest in
them."
from July lfilli to AugUBt 6th.
International Bible Students as
sociation. Meetings nt !i:;a w. 1st
street 111 ME n. 111. Tills week's
The New Coven
ant." Hebrews 12:22-21. What Is
the significance of the labiTiiacle
erected In the wilderness and Hie
Divine services performed there
in? Who will he present at the
inauguration of Hie New Coven-
Imske.s full but secure the handles i " i . , . V, ." VI"
A i..li 1 " n "'"in sillily.
All are wolcomo to attend.
The Camas Valley M. E. Church
f '" soon be nolo to say;SU(iy hMh ,,
mi;, luinniij wiiii ii new CIIUICII,
T. Allen, pastor. Sunday school
at 111 a. In.; W. lteelz, snperilltcnd
enl. We conlluiie In luul In al
lelidance. .1 11 ;s t keep lli the good
work, (let ready lor a greal time at
Ten Mile -on August filth. Kill I lie
so I hey wont pull out. A fine spirit
Is being shown regarding Hie new
church und we hope lo soon start
the building. We need help. How
much will you help lis? We will he
exiM-cfhig lo bear from you very
soon. "Conilng logi'lhor Is begin
nlni;; keeping together prog
ress working together Is success."
t'sed ranges at your own price
Inltnmt). All new rsnges a) cost.
' Itemuanis of linoleum cheap. Paint
I at i regular pi n e. Window shades
' tit cost iK'lee. led, springs and
' mattresses at very low prices. lo
'net delay buy now. Powell Kurnl
j ture Co.
The LANGWOOD U
GUARANTEED to keep
fire four times as long as
any other range on the
market, ,
Illustration shows extra large 28-incH
bvfcn. Heat carried entirely arotmd the
oven insuring even baking. Firebox has
solid Bat bottom and is IB inches long,
10 inches wide and 9 inches deep. Is
adapted to large wood. Ashes need be
removed only once every three months.
Parslow Furniture
Company
111 Jackson St.
Roseburg Oregon
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
' U. S. Weather Unrenu Ofllce,
! Reselling, Oregon. Datil reported
j by C. A. Cole, Meteorologist In
I elutrge.
I llaromclrlc pressure (reduced
I lo fea level) 5 a. Ill lill.lO
iltelniive humidity r a. 111. yes-
tertlay (ter ci-nl I - J I
! P-ecip. In Inches and Hundredths:
IIIkheM teuije-raiiire yesterday 7s
(l.ov."rt ii-mi-erai'ii" hist nleht u".
i Average temperaluro lor the
i day - 'fi
! Normal temperaluro for this
dale 07
I Precipitation, last 21 hours . .. 0
.Total prcelp. f-ineo 1st mouth .1:1
Normal prcrip. ror this tiioutn ,;i
Total precitt. from Sept. 1,
l:i:;. to diite 27.90
Average precl'i. from Sept. 1.
I--.7 Mill
Total deficiency since Sept. 1,
I K- 4-71
.Averace seasonal preeip. Sept.
j lo May. Juehl-dve .r.l.Hl
j Forecast for noutliv. esl Oregon:
Fair tonight and Salunlay: no
cliiiUt iu ttiiii-trdiuib or Luinidiiv.
Ci'ob Le;d-r Proparos Report
.1. Ilelalid Parker, coimly eluli
i'gent, has pretiarefl a report, or tin
number of club workers In D'nilas
coimly the past year, listing scp.-ir
ately those enrolled for the vari
ous" (-rejects. 'I'iiere are Nil stand
ard Hoys' nnd fllrls' clubs In Hie
county 11 11 I 770 boys nr.,! girls car
rylng club projects. To date. 2:10
members have ifoinnleli il their
I work ami sent In ihelr final u pon
10 llle county club agent, i lie aver
age of club workers completing
tln lr work In 1H27, was M per cent
and It Is hoped 'Hint the 1!I2S re.
port, when all workers have filled
tlielr reports, will make a MP. her
Hverage. 'Die number of boys and
The Salvation Army, 410 Kust
I.ane SI. Ilrlg. A. K. Iloynlon and
slart' of the Oregon division will
hold a special mooting lonlght, Kri
day. July 111, nt the Siilvallon Army
hell. Come anil bear a blood anil
fire sermon., iiio illhlo aalvailon
Mill he ..-eached tonight. Hear him.
be preaclied lonlght. Hear him.
.Meeting Saluiday nighl 11 1 s i. in;
Sunday nigin at s p. m. Sunday:
Snnilay school and Pilile class at
2:.'I0. Iliiinmn 'e sales every Siilur
day at !l a. m. Kuiuy und .Mrs. 11.
ii. niiiiiieiieam, ofticers In clung,
Arundel, piano tunor. Phono 180-"!.
-THURSDAY'S 8OORE8 OF
MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES
American
Detroit, 4; New York, 2.
St. Louis. 9; lloslon, 1.
Chicngo, 4-2; I'lllllldelphlii, -3-li. '
Cleveland, 2; Washington, 1.
National
New York, 1; St. Louis, 11.
Brooklyn, 0; Cincinnati, 0. (Call
od In.' ninth rain).
lloslph, 1 ; Chicago, 4. "
Phllinlolplihi - Pittsburgh :past
poued ruin.
-0 ;
Myors water- systems are .jto
lluble. Thoy uro sold at Wharton
Ilros.
em
Pj'
tfv5i''fllf80ni
MONEY
CANT BUY
A BETTER OIL
than
THE NEW
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The First Methodist Episcopal
Church, comer ol Main mid I.aue
-streets. Joseph Knolls paslov.
Our Sunday school lessons Ihls
nuarter are partlcilai y (nteresi
ing. Tie Hlire and he pieselit. Ilils
Sunday morning m uMr, o'clock
Them Is n treat In atom for us
at the II o'clock service. Come
nnd hear tho message. There
w ill he no Kpworth League service
this Sunday nlchl. The union ser
vice will be held at the Klrst pap.
list church, a cordial Invitation
Is xiciided to all.
AT CORRECT
LUBRICATION
SPECIALISTS
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
Methodist Episcopal Church
South, coiner or South Main und
Kast Lane. Sunday s honl at
CM.'i a. In.. W I.. Cobb superin
tendent. Moining worship n !
m. Subject. "Helieve and lie
Saved." Kpwoitli League 7 p. m.
Topic, "poetry or Hie Social Awak
onini;." liiion services nt iho
HainlMt church nl It ,
ijecl, "Helelllillilillon." John 11
Penliall will preach. At our iiiorie
log service, our lady leader from
I Myrtle Cieek will give 11 len-ml'l-I
uie talk on. "Seek Y" lir.t the
hlngdiini of (lisl," by Mr. (iarem..
liexroad, and in the evening Mr
Clarence Hand will speak at
IMyrlle Creek. This is a Chang.,
over of lady leaders. Woducsday
evtiiing pi aj 1.-1 tuviga at S u. ni,
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Oregon