- ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.' ROSEBURG.' OREGON. ; FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928:
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What shnll we eat? This is the daily question the house
wife hh to ask come to our cool well-stocked store,
look at our well displayed fruits, vegetables, and all kinds
of Canned Goods, pickles, relishes, mayonnaise, honey
and syrups. Also in the meat department; fresh, smoked
and cold meats of all kinds. We can supply all your
needs to make most any kind of a meal.
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For Saturday and Monday We Offer
Special
1 gal. can Liberty Bell Cane and Maple Syrup $1.25
Bulk Mayonnaise, fresh every day, pint ', 30c
Bulk Soda Crackers, fresh, per pound.!.... 12c
Ginger Snaps, per pound I....... ............. .13c
Kerr's Wide Mouth Fruit Jars, qt. size 95c
Jelly Powder Diamond W, 3 pkgs. for 22c
Calumet Baling Powder, 1 lb. can ..25c
Hard Wheat Flour, guaranteed, sack......:...... .$1.85
Fly Foil, half pint cans 29c
Fly Foil, one pint cans ......49c
Powdered Sugar, per pound 10c
Macaroni, 3 lbs. for 21c
Dry Chip Beef, glass jar, 2 for 25c
2 large loaves Bread for ..23c
3 lbs. good quality Coffee $1.00
Oregon Walnuts, per pound .....23c
Fruit and Vegetable Dept.
Bananas, 3 lbs. for
Fancy Lemons, doz. ,
Oranges, doz
Local Lettuce, 3 heads for
New Spuds, 10 lbs. for
V LOCAL NEWS J
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On Business Trip- - 4
' Attorney A.- N. Orcntt went to
Portland v fast night to spend u
.fewdays looking after legal mat-'
"tors.
( From Melrose
y Allen Green,, resident of Mel
f ', rose,- was in tills city Thursday af-
tornoon attending to business, nf
, fairs and trading.
In Thursday
Mr. and (Mrs. Leslie Glenson of
Sutherlin -wore In Roseburg
Thursday afternoon visiting with
friends and trading.
Visitor From Salem
Mrs. E. A. Rhotcn of Salem has
arrived to spend a week or so visit
ing with relatives at Dixonville.
Mrs. Rhoten on her return home
will be accompanied by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Everett Lyle, who recent
ly arrived from Chicago.
Returned From Vancouver
Mrs. J. W. Stafford nm? two
children stopped over night at the
Roseburg auto park on their way
t) their home in lv.nl I. Cal., from as
far north as Vancouver. In Cot-
tape Grove they visited relatives.
Pearl Stafford .3 a school teacher.
Going to Burlingame
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Robinson, of
Wilderville, Ore., and Mr. and Mrs,
James A. Hnll and child, of Bur
Hnp.ii me. Cal., were in Roseburg
overnight enronie to Hurlingaino.
They have bee-i to Portlan!. Mr.
Hall is assistant secretary of
Citizens Huildiir,' urd Loan asso
cation of San Fiuncieeo.
New Stack Erected
A new two-foot smoke slack, fit)
feet high was erected yesterday at
the loeal gas plant. The slack was
placed by L. W, Mutzger. It is ex
pected .that tho new stack will In
a large measure eliminate much of
the complaint regarding excessive
smoke and fumes in the vicinity of
the gas plant and will also give in
creased boiler efficiency.
. Draws Small Fine
Win. Steuer, of Buck Fork, re-'
cently arrested on a charge of as-1
sault and battery, was fined $10
and costs in the justice court yes
terday evening. The case was one
iu which Stetier was accused of
choking Sam Thackeray, a neigh
bor. Thackeray claimed that he
1 was bitten by Steuer's dog and
' that when he kicked nt the dog
that Steuer attacked him. j
Long Beach Folk Here
Mrs. Edna Lewis ami son
of Ing Beach, Cal.. were
Bobby,
accom-
panied here recently by Mrs Ev
erett Lyle, a visitor from Chicago,
and the group is YfMting at th
homes of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Can
non and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lane In
Dixonville, Mrs. Lewis and son will
visit in Salem and Portland also
while In the state, spending a
month here.
Former Residents Visit
mr. aim .iirn. r thiik vji'KiniiHii i
nni two children former residents J
of Hoseburg. are spending a few ;
days hpre visiting with friends j
and relatives. Mr. Ockleman was !
formerly employed at the local
water and lieht offlr-o but resign--rd
his pop it Ion here to take the i
Oregon Life apency Rt Tillamook, j
They have spent several days on f
the North Umpqua enjoying ft
. fishing trip and plan to remain in
the city for two more days before
returning to their home.
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24c
........34c
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14c
...25c
The secret in : '
. making' gravy
is to add the liquid to thcs
browned flour a little at a time
so you can stir up a smooth
mixture. Nothing more -than
control I Hills Bros, similarly
control the roasting of their
coffee by roasting only a few
Pounds at a time by their pat
ented, continuous process.. A
rich, uniform flavor is always
developed because every berry
is roasted evenly.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
0 1928
Itec U. 8.
I'll. Off.
Frah from the orittnat
vacuum pack. Easily
opened with a key.
Toured National Parks
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thayer and
children are returning to their
home In San Diego after a visit
to Vancouver and a tour of the
national parks. They were guests
of the Roseburg auto park over
night.' -
Comfort
and Protection
GAUZETS
49c
Box of One Dozen
A new sanitary nap
kin that affords pro
tection to the clothing
because of its exclu
sive underlayer.
Gives you the eeu
rlty nnd comfort you
hare long dfflred.
Just ask for G.iuzets
Nathan FuIIerton
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Roseburg, Oregon
LOCAL
Visitor Thursday j
: Miss Klla Rice, resident of Rid
dle, Hpent several hours Thursday I
iu this city vtuittiiK with fiien ld ,
and trading. - j
Visitors Thursday ,
Mrs. R. W. Daldwln and son of
Myrtle Croefc ' were in Host-'hurs
for eveiiil hours yesterday bIiou
ping und uttending to business
matters.; ; r :
Back Fron Camping Trip
A. H. Gorr, (South Deer Creek
resident, returned home yester
day following a week's camping
beach.
i Riddle Visitors '
Mrs. Aupust Wilson and dauph-
ter, Mrs. Kaster CJilmore, were
lie re from Riddle yesterday shop-
ping ami aut-miing 10 uusim-ss
affairs.
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Returned to Grants Pass-V
i A. W. Dahlberg returned yes
terday afternoon to his home iu
I Grants Pass after spending sev
ieral days here enjoying a vinlt
Mh friends. '
Visitor Thursday :t
Mra.vJ. M. Telford was hero
from Happy Valley yesterday aft
ernoon visiting with friends .and
attending to business matters.
Home From Portland
Mrs. II. L. Denn and daughter
and Mrs. O. AV. Giegler of Camas
r.,lAV ,.n.ii.i.a,1 Vi vnclonluv
afternoon following a visit in
ortland for several weeks.
Parents Here
Mr. and Mrs. Williams are here
from Portland to visit with their
son, Delvas Williams, and other
relatives. They are former resi
dents. Visited Relatives
Walter Pntte.rnon has been hore
from Portland attending to busi
ness affairs Mid , ivViiffig with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Patterson,
and his brother, Ed Patterson, for
a few days. . - t
Mrs. Wright Home
Mrs. J. Wendell Wright has ro
turned to Roseburg following an
enjoyable visit with friends in
Portland. She was met in Eugeno
by Mr. Wright who returned with
her by motor.
Expected Home This Week
Father B. Clery of St, .Joseph's
parish, who has been III at a Bend
hospital, is reported improving
and Is expected home sometime
this week, according to word re
ceived here. ; i-
Left for L. A. i '
Harry D. 'Trusael, following , a
three woeks' visit with his broth
er A. H'.' Trussel, 'at South Deer
Creek and other relatives in tliut
part of tho county, left yester
day afternoon for his homo In
Los Angeles. ,
Brother Expected Here '
D. Hedgpcth, brother of Mrs.
Fred Boyer of this city, is ex
pected here today for a visit with
his sister. Mr. Hedgpeth's homo
is in Los Angeles and he has
just arrived in San Francisco fol
lowing a pleasuro cruise in the
South Sea Islands.
"Ren" Smith Dies
Lorenzo ("Ren") Smith1, Coos
county rancher 'and stockman well
known in Roseburg, where ho was
a frequent business visitor, died nt
his homo in Marshfield on Wednes
day of this week, following a
stroke of parulyslH a few days he
fore. H was born in Eugeno and
was a charter memher of tho
Woodmen of the World lodge
there. His widow and eight sons
and daughters survive. He was 72
years old.
Seattle Residents Enjoy Visit
Mrs. Robert Hesketh and
daughter, Miss Juan, arrived from
Seattle Tuesday and are the
house guests of Dr. ('has. Ihigav
and family nt their country homo
on Deer creek. Mrs. Hesketh i:j
the wife of Mr. Hesketh. who has
enjoyed tho distinction of serv'ng
the sound city IS consecutive
years as councilman and just re
cently was elected president of.
the Seattle council. The visitors,
will remain at the Hagar homo
for a week or, ten days.
Return From North
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Flurry re
turned yesterday afternoon from
Portland where they liave been
spending the past ten days. Mr.
Flurry, local representative of
Northern Life Insurance company,
attended a convention of the or
ganization while in Portland and
participated in a golf tournament
conducted by the officials of the
company. In the tournament Mr.
Flurry tied for first place and in
the play-off honors as runner-up
for the championship cup. He was
awarded a cip and an affidavit,
the latter being Just a proof that
John didn't buy the cup at a
Portland Jewelry shop. '
Ideas on Salmon
Salmon jerked the way the In
dians nsf'd to do, minus the dirt, is
an Industry whirh Thomas A.
1 Itlrhmond of Gardiner is working
The salmon are smoked within
few hours after they are taken
tll .,l4llt.. ii i',r,,...o
frnm n, -. n.Di,i ' u'infiA.
ter hay. The proceps of Jerking
salmon Is practlrnlly Identical with 1 " r" np" y""y.
that used in Jerking deer meat and be held Sunday afternoon at
consists of plenty of salt, brown'2;0 "r'w'' " the .Methodist
siiEiir and the smoke frnm alder i hurrh in Myrtle Creek. Hev. Pat
wood. Mr. nifhmond. who Is In ' lerxoii of Monroe will officiate anil
Portland, says I hat the (rollers are Internu nt will lie in the Myrtle
ruining tl.e palmon industry on ' rffk cemetery. M. K. Hitter Is Iu
lliecoaft. for lh trailers are rnlrh-1 charito of arrangements. Mr. Hurst
Ing the Immature fish. There sn-'ls survived by his widow and four
pears to be no way of curbing this children, Lynn snd Roland. Mar-
method nf fishing, notwithstanding,
that It is threatening the future'
supply of salmon
gonlan.
Portland Ore -
NEWS
Is Visitor at Auto Park
Knroute lo Portland and Van
couver, ,B. Pregthel. of Mill Val
ley, C'ul., was an over night visitor
at the Ro.seburg auto park.
Returning to Seattle
Mr. and .Mrs. C. II. Kelson, re
turning to Seattle from a Cali
fornia trip, wero guests of the
Iloseburg auto park lust night.
VanBurena Home From Ashland
Mr. and Mrs. 'n. VanBuren
have returned to their home on
West Washington fitreet after vis
iting in Ashland for some time.
I Wyoming Family Here
P. E. Norcross, Sheridan, Wyo..
merchant, and family stooped in
"uaL'uuB m1 "V ' .
y to Washington and home. They
have just come from California
Patrolman Visited
J. W. Thomas, road patrolman
from Anchor, was a visitor in
Roseburg Thursday to look after
business affairs. He reports that
quite a bit of road work is being
done in that district.
Spent Two Weeks in California
J. H . McMaun and two sons, re
turning to. Portland from a two
weeks trip to California and east
ern Oregon, stopped In the Rose
burg auto park last night.
Californlans Stop Over Night
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Polk and
family, of Oakland, Cal., stopped
in Roseburg last night on their
way home from a visit in Washing
ton. Mr. Polk is superintendent
of tho Oakland city wood yard.
Worked Here 15 Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chambers,
Portland, were in this city last
night on tho return trip from Crys
tal lake. Fifteen years ago Mr.
Chambers was a brakeman on the
S. 1'. and had a run out of Rose
burg. ,
Were In Roseburg Yesterday
Mr. and Mis. F. W. Harper and
family, Sacramento folk, were in
Roseburg yesterday on their way
home from a trip to Washington.
They also visited friends in The
Dalles. Mr. Harper is a roofing
contractor.
Child Recovering
Marie, the small daughter of
Mrs. Irene Hibard of East 6th
street, has recovered following an
injury Jo the palate recently. Tho
child was playing with a stick and
through an accident tore a place in
the palate.
To Visit In Eugene
Mr. and Mrs .Carl Anderson, of
Byron Hot Springs, Cal., and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Camp, of Pleas
anton, Cal., wero in Roseburg yes
terday on their way to Canada.
They will stop over in, Eugeno to
visit a few days, . ; . .
In Medford This Week
Mrs. Harold U. Adams nnd son.
Hal, of South Chadwlck strcot
have gone to Medforrt for the
week to join Mr. Adams, local pi
lot who is there on business.
While in the southern Oregon city
they will visit relatives.
Will See Lake Louise
Enroute to Canada and Lake
Louise, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hough,
of Long Beach, Cal., were In Rose
burg over night. They have gone
to Vancouver every summer for
eight years, and havo stopped in!
the Roseburg auto park five times.
Returning to San Francisco
Their 17-day vacation almost
over, Mr. and Mrs. A. Traeger, and
George and Margaret Traeger, of
San Fan'cisco, passed through this
city on their way homo from a trip
to Vancouver. Mr. Treager is a
member of the police force of San
Francisco.
Wants Hop Pickers
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Baker of In
dependence, Ore., were In Rose
burg today to secure pickers for
the Wlgrich hop ranch near Inde
pendence. There is a very large
hop crop this year and many pick
ers and workmen are needed, the
Wlgrfeh ranch expecting to use
lfiuO workers.
To Live at Oak ridge '
Mrs. R. V. Monir nnd 111 Ho
niece left yesterday afternoon for
Oaktldgn where they will join
Mr. Moser t'o live. Ho Is em
ployed by the Southern Pacific
company at that place. Mrs.
Moser's son went to Oakridge
earlier in the day.
Left for Lann County
Mrs. E. A. Hear of Red LodKO,
Montana, has been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Willis,
333 Soulh Stephens street, for
several days and yesterday after
noon left for the northern part of
the state. She will visit with oth
er relatives in Cottage Grove then
ro to Portland before leaving for
her home.
Canadi Is Destination
Among the guests nt the Rose
burg auto park yesterday were Mr.
and Mrs. Cochran, of Img Beach,
Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Huff, of
Santa Ann, all enroute to Canada.
.Mr. Cochran Is a doctor, while Mr.
Huff Is a Jeweler. The party Is
i boosting the Pacific Southwest Ex
position lo be held in Long Beach
July 21 to August 3.
i Funeral Services Sunday
Funeral nervires fur David
K.
Hurst, well known North Myrtlo
garet, all of Myrtle Orcek and Mrs,
Lena rhanney of Holse, Idaho. A
' brother. W. V. Hurst of Myrtlu
Creek, also survives.
At Coast v j '
Attorney Dexter Hire; Is! at
Marstitlfltl on husim'ss.
Portlander Visited
J. 1. Jen&eti of Portland was
In this city over Thursday at
tending lo business affairs.
niudny visitor-
It. K. Keller, resident of Albany,
was in U:ia e.ny over itiuiHUay
attending to business u I fa ha and
visiting.
From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Nicholson of
Marshfleld were visitors iu Rose
burg over Thursday.
Stop at Local Auto Park
11. H. Schutz and r.ustaf Zielv
man, of Bakersfiehl, Ca)., stopped j
at tho Roseburg auto park yes
terday on their way to Portluud.
Expected Home Today
Dr. Donald R. Gibbs, who has
been spending the past two days
In Corvullia and points north on
business, Is expected home to
day. Here From Long Beach
Mrs. Sue Salman of Lone;
Bench, Cal,, la spending a week in
this city visiting with her no
phew, James W. Smith, Jr., and
other relatives.
Judge Taking Vacation
Judge Cuas. F. Hopkins, justtoo
of tho peace, left on his vacation
this morning and is spending a
week at Belknap Springs, Bend
nnd other eastern Oregon points.
Mrs. Llntott Home
Mrs. Frances Llntott returned
to her home In this city Thurs
day afternoon after spending the
past fortnight in Portland visit
ing with friends nnd enjoying n
vacation.
Returned From Minneapolis
Matt Miller and family, of Ingle
wood, Cal., who havo been visit
ing in Minneapolis, were over
night visitors at the local nuto
purkl Th'V aire now on their
way homo. ,
Representatives Here
C. M. Braun, lar.tory manager
of tho Hudson-Essex Motor com
pany nt Seattle, and D. W. Sad
ler, representative from Medford
are In this city on business for a
few dnys. :
Enroute to Sacramento
Salt Lako City to Sacramento Is
the Itinerary of Mr. nnd Mrs. S.
L. Hemstreet and children, " who
stopped In Roseburg yestorday.
They expect to mako tho round
trip In about ono month .
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Visiting at Son's Home
Mrs. J. W. Smith, Sr., of Marsh
field Is here for a week visiting at
the homo of her son nnd wife, Mr.
and Mrs. J, W., Smith, Jr. Mr,
Smith drove to tho coasti yester
day lo bring his mother here.
Are on Three Months' Trlpr ''
Guests at. the Roseburg aulo
nark last, night wero Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. C. Kuhlmnn, residents of
Wichita, Kans., who are travel
ing lo Vancouver and return, the
entire trip taking about 3 months.
Illinois People Here Overnight
Dr. nnd Mrs. H. M. Lancaster
and children, of Riverside, III.,
wore visitors nt the RoBeburg
auto park yesterday enrouto to
Long Bench. Their trip will tnko
approximately six weeks. 'Mr.
Lancaster Is a dentist In Chicago.
Making Annual Trlp
Mrs. A, Hellman; wlfo of ft Los
Angeles hanker, and Miss N.
Crowley vlslled hero last night at
tho Umpqua hotel on I heir way,
taking a trip which Is annual,
Thev will go from hero to Port
land for a week, thence to Olym
pla, Seattle.
Ex-Residents Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Ponsler, for
mer residents of this city, are
hore today from Florence, where
they mnko their home now. Mr.
Ponsler is Ford dealer nnd has a
garage and servlco atnllon at
Florence,
Will Visit Crater Lake
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cbadbourn,
nccompanled by Mr. and Mrs. W.
Murray, all of Oakland, Calif.,
were in Roseburg over night.
They are on a six-weeks' vaca
tion and intend to visit Crater
Lako, having already seen Yellow
stone and Rainier national parks.
Back From Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hcllemann
and Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Slade of
San Francisco returned hern last
night following an enjoyable va
cation trip to the North Umpqun.
The party went as far as Diamond
Lake. They are friends of Will
Lurry.
Party Californlans on Trip
A party of Californlans, In
which are Included Arthur G. E.
Morgnn, banker of FuIIerton nnd
Los Angeles nnd Elizabeth Key
nnd Anna Wlndhor nrrlved last
evening and In company with
Harold Roadman of this city went
this morning to the North Utnp
ijun country. They are lo mak
their headquarters at ldelyhl
while enjoying a two or three
weeks' vacation and fishing. Mr.
Roadman Is returning hero this
afternoon.
Ex-Resident and Family Here
Mrs. A. Wecre nnd her son, Al
gle Weofe, nnd two grand daugh
ters. Iis and Kdna Weefe, of
Holse, Idaho, stopped hero this
week to visit with Mrs. Weef's
cousins, A. V. Marslers and It. W.
Maratcrs and Ihelr families. Tney
have h"cn visiting relatives In
different parts of Oregon and
Wa.ltini,'tc)n white on a vncaliun
trip. .Mrs. VVeefe will be renienj.
tiered by ninny of tho older resi
dents or the city, ns Bho con
ducted a millinery store here 27
years ako. The entire parly was
delighted with Iloseburg nnd not
ed many Improvements since they
last visited hero,
1 1 CASH f nTNiTTv IV I IT1 Ol
and i m p :
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Quality Merchandise Sold at Stone's
Among the stocks ok the shelves of Stone's Cash Stores will be found practic
ally one hundred per cent, well known nationally advertised brands. Highest
quality merchandise at as low a price as is often paid for ; inferior , brands.
Shop early while the supply of fresh goods is completed : J ; .! I j ? S j j f ' : "
' $5.00 Orders Delivered Free. ' Any Qrder 10c, Sugar Excepted. ;
Onions
ian Reds. 4 lbs. :
15c Carrots btchet1; i c
Lettuce a: cr 5c Apricots Uftlity' 1.25
Exceptional Values j-
171 ah r Besl nard wheat- sPer" 9 ftQ Sninnrh "Del Monte'" 9fV
rlOUr ry'8 'White Down,' sk. .U OpiIldlII No. 2 tins, 2 cans pl
Corn Starch 25c Hot Sauce nte" f c
BakingPdr. fein 1145 Pineapple;' SSy"25c
Fly Spray Stn' 79c IS pSIc
Sun Brite ?ccr;; 11c Syrup " ffllc
Coffee
Bacon !U.edilim iry cure 33c Squares Foy ,winin8' 23c
Cottages ;bLot8 f ,ean'" 30c Picnics ,twift'8 hock,eM' 25c
In Today
Mrs. Nettlo Cnliot of Ten Mile
spent llio morning hero vlsltlt'i?
frlonila nnd looking nfler business
matters. ....
Miss Evans Been Visitor
Mr. nml Mih. B. . Kvnns linvo
had ns Ihelr house guest, tholr
ihniiihler, Miss Dnrolhy lOvims, of
Saertimonto. Miss Hvr.ns Is em
ployed by tho Hiicnimonto Unlovt
newspaper nnd lias been a news
writer for several years.; She Is
leaving Hunday for the nonlli.
P. M. Matthews Quite III
AIIIioukIi he linn slightly Im
proved, tlio condition of Phillip
M. Matthews, former resident of
tills city, Is still serious, accord
liu; lo Ilauey Matthews nnd son,
Den Matthews, who returned hore
this morning frnm Halem, wtiero
they spent yesterday with their
brother and uncle.
USED
CARS
that will serve you
well and save you
money.
Ford Sedan
Chevrolet Coach
Buick Roadster
Dodge Touring
Hudson Touring
Hudson Speedster
Buick Touring
Ford Truck Ruck
steel Star Light Delivery
Auburn Touring
Roy Catching
Motor Co.
Terms to Suit
Local Produce
fclb. 47c, 3 lb. 1.45
Smoked Meats
TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Marriage License Issued
A marriage license -was Issued
yesterday to Fred Stasor and Lu
cie Caspbeer; both of Lakovtew.
Returned to 8uthelln '
Mrs. E. W. Maloy returned to
her home In Suthurlln thin noon
after visiting hero and shopping
during the morning hours.
Visitor From Myrtle Creek
Mrs. Kayo Baldwin of Myrtle
C!.-enk was In tills city miring jc-s-ltrdny
a.'lorneon shopping and '.
lending lu business matters.
Sutherlin Visitor
Mrs. Lillian Llmllio, Sutherlin
resident, ves a Itosehurg vhl:or
Thursday ofturnoon and was at
tending lo business uffalrs.
From Houlton
Mrs. Delia I). I.nne, resilient ef
Houlton. Oregon, Is spending sev
eral days In Itosoburg visiting
with friends and whllo hero Is
looking after business Interests.
Visited In Eugene
Mis. J. B, Wharton or' this city
and hor Blstor, Mrs. lien Mo
Namcb, who is hur bouso guest and
a visitor from San l''rnnclsco, mo
tored lo Kugene Thursday and
spent the day with friends.
Painting Sorvlce Station
Worknif -l nro today engaged In
painting the service station of the
Highway Service company on the
corner uf .'ackson and Oougln3
streets.
Went to Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Allan It. Cox ot
Portland, following a Btay hero
tho past few days, went to Marsh
field this morning. Mrs. Cox has
been the house guest of Mrs. H.
C. Church whllo her husband has
been looking lifter business uf
falrs hero.
Uolng to Lakeside
Ilrltt Laurlsnn, operator of a
local taxi lino, left today tor Lake
side, where ho will remain for an
Indefinite period with fifends. Ho
has been In very poor health for
severnl weeks and Is taking A
complete rest In tho hopo of im
proving his condition.
A. P. Inspector Visited Here
L. O. Hamilton, Assoclsted Press
insnertor from the Ban Frnnclwco
ofrlccs, stopped In Hoseburg
Thursday afternoon on his way
home. Mr. Hamilton has been on
a tour of Oregon, visiting the state
circuit and slopped at the News
Review office to Inspect the newly
Installed printers. Ho will visit
Medford before going on to the
bay city. .
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MODERN
FOOD
STORES
Jackson T
It's Vour
Last Chance
TODAY
To See
"BARE
KNEES"
She was only a
bare-legged flapper,
but she knew, her
Irjnals, when to stop!
Vand when to gol
ALSO
AMATEUR
NIGHT
A Musical Comedy.
Qlrl Mary Jane.
8cene
8 to re.
Q rooery
Time Morning af
ter Night Before.
Place Bingvilte.
Usual Admission.
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