ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURq OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928.
THREE
LOCAL NEWS
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From Reedsport
J. R. Dully, ReedsporU man.
I Vllitors Thursday '
K. Hutchinga . ana son. jam,
was here Wednesday ami today at-1 were here from Looking Gloss
tending to business affairs.
The fall term will soon be here with all its
Various interests tobe cared for.
Of most importance, perhaps, are the
SCHOOL FROCKS FOR THE GIRLS
Every mother wants her daughter,, from the little tot in
the grade to the demure miss- in. the -senior class of the
high school, to' be dressed attractively and sensibly. The
best way to provide school frocks that will be all that
.' ' is desired, is to
Buy ever fast color materials and make
them up to meet the requirements
Anticipating your needs, we have stocked a wide selec
tion in fabrics suited to school girl . needs. We want
mothers to come in and see them. Yes, we also have
patterns for dainty and attractive school frocks.
I. ABRAHAM
THE SILK STORE
W.T.T.T.I.I.T.I.T.T.I.TgiM.T.T.T.T.
From Southern Oregon
George W. Hood was here from
Grants Pass over Wednesday look
ing after business mailers..
From South
Charles J. Driver was here from
Grants Pass over Wednesday look
ing after business interests.
Visitor From Umpqua
Mrs. Anna Good of Umpqua
spent several hours In this city
yesterday shopping and visiting
with friends. (": ,
Oil Company Men Here
R. J. Rogers and W. D. Hostet
ler, employed by the Standard Oil
company at Medford, are business
visitors here today.
Thursday visiting and attending to
buslnes saffalrs.
Enjoying Vacation
Manager Caraway of the local
Montgomery Ward store. Is away
on his aunual vacation. In com
pany with Mrs. Caraway he Is vis
iting southwest Oregon vacation
resorts. ...
Returns to Glendale
K. F. Holts, following a business
visit here for the past few days,
returned yesterday afternoon to
his home in' Glendale. '
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Mr. cavenaer More . , J
Frank E. Cavender, formerly Ml
this' city, urrlved yesterday from
Portland to spend a brief time'; vls
itiug his brother and friends.
Mrs. Park Here
Mrs. John Park and son arrived
here from Ashlund Thursdny at-4
ternoon to visit with relatives and
friends, for thej next few days.
Leaving on Vacation
' MIbs Evelyn Hawn, cashier at
the F. W. Woolworth company
store, and MJbb Utnore Helllwell
leave tonight for Portland to spend
ten days or so visiting with rela
tives and frleuiis and enjoying a
vacation. ;
In From Camp for Day
F. H. Churchill, who with Mrs.
Churchill and their guest, Mr"
Gault of Salem, Is enjoying a vaca-'
tion at luleyld, was here Thursday
from camp for a few hours. The
party will remain at the vacation
resort until Sunday.
Taken to Vancouver
Following short funeral services1
far the late Frank N. Boardman at
the Douglas Funeral Home today,
the body was taken to Vancouver
for burial, Mrs. Boardman and
her daughter, Mrs, W. I Hash,
accompanied the body north.
Iowa Boys Missing in North
Fearing that these four towa Unlvereity students may be lost in
the far north without supplies, Canadian northwest' mounted polictf
are seeking them In the wilds of northern Saskatchewan. Left to
right are John Fuller, Keokuk; Max, J. Kane. Iowa City; Gordon C.
Armstrong, Britt, and PederC Boddum, Crystal Lake... Adventure
and geological study took them to the edge of the Arctic Circle. The
last letter recelvd from them was postmarked Sturgeon's Landing.
I 1 V "rt 1 SATURDAY I
Ej ; ,. , J l It's 'the man That Pays and
I M I I and Pays rand Pays
9 1Msm 1 j bachelor who be
H 'rfy (mA I i comes a father
S ft k I JW'tJHj h tlai' be'ore nl
1 "ri, 1 Reginald , )W
1 i show I- Denny JUL .
I 'That's Mv Daddy'
I Monkeys- n
i l l u,dDS 0 l Every time he dig. in his
111111 Atern0P an .J jeans, you get a million dol
11 11 Evenm j,lars worth of laughs. And he
W 's Q'wavs digging.
tl Admission SM
A I Matinee 10 & 25c "f i
I VH Evenings ...20 & 40c VvJll
R ANTLERS
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Coming Sunday
Clara Bow in "Ladies of the Mob"
Leaving for Portland
Mrs1. M. C. Ellison leaves today
for Portland where she will spend
a week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nolle Patton, formerly of this city.
Alaskan-Arrives .
Mrs. P.. C. Manning of Juneau.
Alaska, arrived here Thursday af
ternoon to visit at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P, John
son-
Visited Local Store
H. K. Dorr, merchandise man
ager , for the Montgomery Ward
stores in the northwest was here
this week looking after the local
establishment.
Exnected From New York
Elwln Scott of Great Valley
New York, is expected here today
from the east und will reside in
Douglas county, making Ills home
with L. Learn of Flournoy Valley.
Visited Kin Here-
Following a visit here with Mr.
and Mrs. James Clark of West
Roseburg, Rev. and Mrs. Nell J.
Barnes of Bend have returned
home. Rev. Barnes Is a nephew ot
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarlc. i
To Visit Kin In Roseburg
' Mrs. (Catherine .Oarhart of
Noblesvllle, Indlnna, ' arrived In
Roseburg yesterday afternoon to
spend the next few weeks visiting
wun ner mother and brother, Mrs.
M. E. John and Chun. John, at the
Roseburg hotel.
Back From Ten Day Trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ford, follow
ing an enjoyable ten day trip by
auto to Oregon and California
nnlntn. are home aguln, returning
Thursday. They drove to Crater
and Diamond Lanes and visited
Klomulh Falls and Crescent City,
back to- Winchester Bay over the
Roosevelt highway, returning to
ReedBport and home over the Elk-
kton highway.
Leave for North '
Mrs, Ben Oreenough of Red
Lodge.' Mont, -and her daughter,
Mrs Joe Weaver and children, 'of
Myrtle Creek, were here visiting
Thursday. Mrs. Qreenough left for
her home In the aftornooh, having
vis ted with her daughter at Myr
tle Creek for the past few weeks,
and was accompanied north by
Mrs. Weaver and children to Ell
gone. They will visit there a fow
days before their return home. .
To Visit Grandmother " -
Miss Ethel Clement, of San An
tonio, Texas, arrived here Thurs
day afternoon from the south and
was Joined In this city by her
grandmother, Mrs. R. V. Goldner.
They went on to the latter's home
near Arago, on the coast.
Visiting at Plersori Home
Mr. and Mrs. Will Champ and
two children, and Mr. and " Mrs.
Artie Lyons and daughter of Sup-
Ply, (JRia., are here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Plerson for two or
three weeks. Mrs.. Champ is Mrs.
Pierson's sister, and Mrs. Lyons is
ner niece. .
Visiting Slater , . '.
Arriving here yesterday after
noon, Mrs. S. O. Elliott of Dan
ville, Illinois, and Mrs. Susan Aid
rich of Aldrlch, Minnesota, sur
prised their sister, Mrs. Frank
Rtrelt. They will' visit here with
Mrs. Streit for some time. Mrs.
AluTlch has not been here for nine
years.
injured Man Better
H. B. Gilpatrlck of Glendale.
who was Injured Monday when a
log rolled qn him Is reported Im
proved at the Eugene hospital. He
Is suffering from painful bruises
on the abdomen but no internal
injuries or fractureB were found
in examination. He Is employed
with the H. and H. Lumber com
pany at glendale. Eugene Guard.
Photograph of Window
In the July issue of The Turn
stile, a publication devoted to re
tail' grocery interests, nppears a
half tone reproduction from a pho
tograph taken of the local Plggly-
wiRgiy corner window, In which
oranges were featured. The publi
cation speaks highly of the at
tractive features of the window,
stating mat It Incidentally sold
30 crates of oranges for the firm.
Ex-County Folk Here
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew smith,
formerly of Douglas county, have
arrived from Maupln, where they
now make their home, and are
visiting at Glldo with Mr. Smith's
people, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith.
They expect to be here for a few
weeks. '.;.:. v ; ,
.Former Resident Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Amsberry,
of Bend, were visitors In Roseburg
today for a short time. They are
enjoying a vacation trip through
southern Oregon and ' are going
from this city to Oregon Caves. Mr.
Amsberry formerly resided In this
city while employed by the Mews-
Review as a linotype operator. He
also conducted a dance orchestra
here for several months. .
Howard Krohn and Wife Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krohn of
San Francisco slopped here Thurs
day for a few hours to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ferroll lies, vis
itors here' from the bay city, and
Mrs. Isabel Webb and Miss Ethel
Webb, grandmother and aunt of
Mr. Krohn. He formerly lived In
this city and is well known among
members of the younger set. Mr.
and Mrs. .Krohn were enroute to
Portland, where they will visit his
mother and sister, Mrs. Blanche
Krohn and Mrs. Arthur Knnuss.
ROSEBURG
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Fri , Aug. 17
Fine mayonnaise is
made this way
add the oil a Utile at a
time as you beat and you'll
control the mixture. Hills
Bros, give you coffee of uni
form deliciousness because
every berry is roasted evenly
by their exclusive, continuous
process Controlled Roast;
ing. A few pounds ot a timt
never in bulk that's the
secret. '
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
ntfesSSJJ rut.v.0.
from (if orifhul
Vacuum fee. htuj
tifiutd with i';-
From Oakland
J. V. llartrum or Oakland wns
in town this morning attending to
business atfairs and visiting with
friends. '.
To Coast Today
George Smith, manager of the
Hotel Rose, went to Marshfleld
today to look after business affairs.
Clark Melton Visitor
Clark E. Melton, Shell Oil com
pany manager of Coos Bay, was
here from Marshfleld today on
business.
W. 8. Powell Here " . '
: W. S. Powell, of Eugene a for
mer resident of this city, Ib spend
ing a few days here visiting with
friends.
Returning From Vacation
Miss Mary Crouch, employe of
the J. C. Penney compuuy store
who has been on her vacation and
vlBitlng nt North Bend with rela
tives and at Riddle, is returning
here the end of the week.
Home From Albany
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Roadman ot
South Pine street returned home
las tnighl from Albany. Mrs. Road
man has been visiting there tho
past fortnight and .Mr. Roadman
man joined her there Tuesday.
Enjoying Trip to Bandon
Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen and
three daughters, the Misses Ber
tha, Vernita and ElBa Kohlhagen,
and MIsb Mildred Haberly ot Sll
vorton went to Bandon this morn
Ing to Bpend two days at the
beach.
Divorce Granted .
, A divorce has been granted nt
Eugene . In the . case of A. C.
Goettsche against liertha A. (loett
8che, according to word received
hero. Both of the principals are
well known In this city. Dosertlon
wns charged. r,
Visited Nephew Here
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Stewart of
Kent, Washington, following a
visit here the past few days with
their nephew, G. M. Krell, manag
er of the Western Auto Supply
company store, left this morning
for home. .
The Newest
Bl Show In All
The Wat-Id
5 Continent Mcnofffif
lUOPupU-HOIkraa MCMaAfilmala
30 Lion I Cm cf BUphanu and CmAiI
I lUnd. I I CnpUU BltcuM
tight Srrtanu JODoubk UrtfUl Stctl Cm
t-P-ul. till Top Mammoth lUnp
1 Sutl AnnM Wild-flM HIppodKtttt
1000 Character Bill
Spectacle
Noah and the Ark
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Wonderful Fruit Display .
The splendid display In the win
dow of The Twentieth Century
Store must Impress visitors with
the thought that the Umpqua val
ley Is a productive spot. Back of
the window display is another of
vegetables, and the whole arrange
ment speaks volumes for this sec
tion. Roseburg people certainly
need not complain of any lack of
products of garden and orchard to
select from.
Home From -Vacation Trifj
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Knott or
Dlllard have Just returned home
following B Vflnntlnn trln am.tli
They visited Medford, attending)
me Amenenn legion Btate conven
tion, later being Joined by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Poole of Tiller on
the Rogue River and the four
traveled to Crescent City and
back. Mr. and Mrs. ' Knott re
turned home over the Roosevelt
highway.
HOUSE
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Assisted in Moving Quarters
- O. M. Kretl, manager of the lo
onl store of. the Western Auto Sup
ply company, Is buck lifter a trip
to Albany where he nBsleted on
Wednesday in the moving of the1
Alliany store to new quarters. Duo
to increase in business It wns
found necessary to move the busi
ness to a larger building which
now provides for a shop us woll
as store.
Rev. F. L. Thuemlcr, of Med
ford, well known In tills city, was
Injured Wednesday when the farm
rake he was driving along the
hlghay near JaCkr-asal!) fjs?
struck by an automoblio. He foil
in front of the contrlvnnce and
was dragged for considerable dis
tance. His Injuries are not ser
ious. Rev. Thuemlor is ono of the
loaders In the Seventh Dny Ad
ventist clmrch and Is well known
in mis city, where he has visited
at frequent intervals.
Vie LAUNDER UHEKS I
N A VAtV I
"I'M AT BRlNtrS US I
CoMPUMCNT (EACH DAY. I
The manner In which we "do tip"
household linens : meets with ti:e
hostess' hpprovnl. The manner In
which we launder her table cloths,
bed spieads and pillow cases ap
peals to her sense of politeness.
Rotcburg Steam Laundry
Phone 7 Roseburg
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Because she cculd not protect
her four-year-old daughter, Vir
ginia Rote, from poverty and un
happiness, Mrs. Adeline Lather,
mon of Dlmondale, Mich., strang
led the, girl to death. Mrs. Leth.
ermon, who It 23, had been crip
pled ever since an attack of ty
phoid ftver two years ago and was
separated from her huaband. "She
won't have to suffer like I have,
and tht't htppier than I am now,"
aha said after the was arrested.
311 WEST
CASS.
225 N.
Jackson
Choosing Your Coffee ; ;
j- The rlchncK, smoothness and zest of old fashioned true Coffee flavor'
found in Stone's Supremo "our best" Coffee or Stone's Special Blend Coffee,
come to you at lower prices than these high qualities can be bought for elsewhere
These qualities are produced only by skillful and scientific blending ani
roasting of different kinds of Coffees selected from many available varieties
and grades. II
In using either Stone's Supreme Coffee or Stone's Special Blend Coffee
you can be sure that these Coffees are packed under a name backed by a pride-'
il & ......U Blln... Iha( vtama In otcrntf m. Iab than tkn knt Ij
Uiai WUU1U lltll CtllWTT liiai "wire vr aifiii j
STONE'S SUPREME " STONE'S SPECIAL
COFFEE BLEND
1 lb. ....... . . . . . . . .49c 1 lb. . . .37c
3 lbs. ............$1.45 3 lbs $1.10
Sweet Klondike
Watermelons, lb,
Special Produce Features
Ji4c
O Crisp Solid Head Lettuce,
Li
.for
1 30
Local Grown Crawford Peaches.
See our prices.
1 fl Local New Spuds,
IU
lbs.
250:
Note the Savings
HOLLYWOOD
Dry
Ginger Ale
2 for
Stone's Cane and
Maple
Syrup
5 lbs.
U. S. Dark
Malt Syrup
$1.25
2 tins ..
Highest Grade y t
Tree Tea
l lb. pkg.
690
:. 'Albersi? jgj
Flapjack
Flour
270 U
3 lb. DkR,
c
a
. Van Camp's .'
Pork and
Beans
Medium tins, 1)JLri
3 for : ZJV
SOAP DEAL I
6 Bars Crystal White . ...... ... . . .30c
3 Bars Palmolive . . . . .25c ,
. 'v. ,; V,; 55c
All For 43c L
Bulk Sweet
Pickles
Qt.
430
Standard
Peas
4 tins
490
Best Foods
Mayonnaise
Pt.
C
m
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390 1
Tru-BIu
Crackers
3 Ib. box
430
Preferred Stock
Quality Shrimp
350
2 for
1 c
Standard Sliced
Pineapple
fifA- 450
1 c
In Our Meat Department
Swift's or Cudahy'a.
Hams,
Half or whole, JJjj
SF
Eastern Sugar Cured
Side Bacon
330 L
Sugar Cured
Cottages
lb.
300
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FANCY
Country Bacon
per lb.
330 U
Two Stort for your Convenience. $5.00 orders delivered free Sugar excepted
Butlnett Vltitor
C. Hudges, linking (llass resl
ilenl, T.aa in RnsehiirK for a hrlnf
llmu Tliursilay to look nfler husl
nosn affairs.
In Roseburg Today
T. R. Alexander, of Ihe construe
(Ion department for Montgomery
Ward stores, Is In town day.
Visitors In Town-
Mltl Hunt In
fr. nnil Mrs " P IliKtflnfr. or Mitn r.Hilrni Ilnnt of Rlithnrlln.
Wilbur were In this elly yeslerday ! fipenl Tlnirsdnv nfiernoon vlRitliiK
iifieinnnn shopping and attending wlili frlt'iul nntl Hliopplng In. (Ills
to ttuKlnem muliers, , . city. .
In From Glide v
A. Ij, Smith, resident nt Glide,
was In tills city Thursday after
noon attending to business affairs
and visiting with friends.
Returned to Portlcnd '"
Following n brief vIhII here wllh
MIhs Helen Klmrlek, Miss Jewell
Humplirey returned Thursday af
ternoon to her home In Portland.