Roseburg news-review., October 05, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTORER 5. 1928.
SEVEN
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HI
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AND .l U i) & ;1 FOOD
311 WEST
CASS
225 N.
Jackson
STACKS OF PRODUCE
Stone's Store on Cass Street and also the new store on Jackson are featuring
local produce, stacks of it, that are limited only' by lack of space. . Consume
as great a quantity of this healthful, economical food stuff as pos&jble and in
so doing help our Douglas County Farmers.
Produce Features for Saturday
Lettuce a,crigp' 13c Squash i'bSweet Potato'' iy2c
Spinach I lender' 18c Casabas fir " ieason' lc
Stable Merchandise of Merit
fllniir Buy F,our now sPer" 1 7
f lUUl ry'. Hard Wheat, 49 lb. 1. 3
Rolled Oats inS 45c
Qnnrlo Fancy quality.
10 lbs.
19c
Sugar f,ba8' pure-cane- 65c
Pancake Flour 59c
Cnm eas or Tomatoes, QQp
vUIll standard pack, 3 cans OOi.
LrS 1
RlCc
KRjsng
Rice Krispies Free
I package Kellogg's Corn Flakes
1 package Kellogg's Pep
I package (2Vi oz.) Kellogg's Shredded
Wheat
The 3 packages
1 package Kellogg's Rice Krispies Free
3 assortments Q 1 A fl
as above 0 lU U
3 Packages Rice Krispies Free
35
SoupJ'cans''10"1310' 23c Soap afroS? 35c
Macaroni Su.8" 25c Oleo Sf' Umcco " 35c
Syrup S&Ssjff 55c Coflee fflffsfc"6' 1.45
Smoked Meats
Bacon fb1edium-firm' 33c Boslon Butts 30c
Picnics Sejb.1"5 28c Salt Meat ratty"2k
$5.00 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE. ANY ORDER 10c, SUGAR EXCEPTED
PIONEERS ELECT
MKHFOIil). Ore.. Oct. 4. At a
Pioneer society In annual session
iiiiiiiiic of the Southern Oregon
today. Kuinn S. Itut I r of Ashland
un i IfM-tfil president and Mrs A.
K. Kinney of Jacksonville, vice
1 president. .Mort1 than 2nd pioneers
and native hour and datiKhtem at
tendnl. The address of I lie day
hh delivered by Irvinn K. Yining
Of Ashland, at noon. An old fash
ioned dinner was nerved
double:
ACTING
MAKES
BAKING EASIER
BIG HOTELS
RESTAURANTS
RAILROADS
CHEFS '
HOUSEWIVES
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
than any other brand
of baking powder in
the worlJ. The
choice ofexpcrU who
demand the bet.
There are no "just-av
goncV'and theyknow
it became tliey have
tried other j and r rra
pared results. They
selected Calumet and
stick to it, year in
and year out, because
it is Best By lest.
Lt$S THAU
Ml SAKINO
Sttin.rJ!W
( Uwialr.) Pi -v. l.-.l-d Wir.-t
I'lNK I'U'F 1. Ark.. Oct. A. -Tin-
turbulent nn.iried life m'
Hariy iitid Fanny Smaiuk whuh
twice led llitni to the divoire
court but each tune attain to the
attar was t nded in what was of
j i m dully rer oi d d hh murder and
sni'ide The bodies of the couple,
both dead ti mu Kuntdiot w oimd,
were fiiunnd in a chimp of huhes
near t heir fain home late y kt
day by a rheiiff s puse which he
Kan a Kearch wiien they failed to
return home Tuesday ni.ht.
i letters were T'lund near the Im
, die, one v. Often apparently by
Xtiialn'K and the other by his wile.
In lii(i, lie iaid he had been de
lyitHii tji iim i Ijjii ! nnli. llr let
ier d in;; J eiir io lUni'h-
ters Hpd 11 a:id be taken hy
her parent now hviim In I -i
, AIoiiM't. lav a.
Kheiitf (Jailj-nd ltrewvter x
prfM' d opinion ,Kmal:j had
lorr-d hr to wiite 1 t'. r.
i Vr'tTH-r lloweil r.i urnei" h v-r
dh f that maliit? hart kith-d hi
wife ji'irl lin hlniM-lf. tMfiMal
in! ley- jeaioiis Inspired the an
'I !m hrtKiltikr ere loan lr-d 1 i
u ia. A f years later t
Mr- fliv-iTTfd b'ji fMn rernairhd
!.' t t h. y ! i)i vnred a'.i in
and 1 . i tin e Mi Hninhik mairn t
ii'i'iier man Siie ilivnr"-'! him
ia''i. ii :vl renianied Snialnk.
St. George's Episcopal Church, uumber out last Sunday and we
Cass and Main street. The 1Mb hope the nnrber will be doubled
Sunday after Trinity. H. C. at 7:30 this time. hare a splendid
a. m. Celebration of holy cotnnVin- hunch of ol it people and ure ex
Ion and sermon at 11:00 a. m. petting ton , 'thing special f.om
t hurch school at 9:45 a. m. Eve- them in uiu Ac. lleuiuuiiiK tam
niitK service omitted. Meeting of Sunday t .j k' iu . ive a relies
the vestry of St. (ieorge's ciiurch of talks (.lit u.'. t. Our sul
next Tuesday at 7:3o p. m. j ject will Ihj "t'lmm, Our Wisdom."
1 We believe these talks will prove
Church of 'the Holy Spirit, Suth- helpful and inter min. iy and
erlin. The ISth Sunday after Trln-j be on hand for the fn." r.i. Vhvie
ity. Kvening prayer and sermon at mil be three more. Many in-ople
7 - :ttl n ni 1'hiireh school at 10:UU H veil ui .viu.i Ifm n hm u u U-
. ni. lieve that when we hae Chiist we M
International Bible Students As-Mess of whether we feel like It orl
sociation. Meetings are held at i-! not.
W. Heuter's in Kdenbower, 11 a. J - '
m. All arc cordially invited to at-1 Church cf Christ, Glide, Ore.,,
lend these studies and a car will meets in Oraiine hall. Ion't for-'
call for you by phoning 44K4. The m.xt Suuday, October 7, Is our
subject for study this Sunday will rally day An tnterestiiiK program, ;
he 2nd t orlnthlans Z:n, 10. w nom j;ood music and basket dinner,
was 1'aul addressiiiR? Does it re- i llille school promptly at HI. After
fer to heavenly glory or something mum county t K. president, Ar
the true followers will receive , furrier and Mr. Guiley will
while in the flesh? A great deal of on Christian Kndeavor work
interest is being manifesicd in : mul un nr:aiiization will be per
these questions iiid answers. Also fueled. Kvery body is iuviud to
in the question and answer period iheip in this work,
every Sunday evening over KKWM I
and the dialogues over KHQ. First Baptist Church, Lane at
Hose. Frank H. Matthews, pastor.
Riverside School House. K. A. Sunday. Oct. 7: :45, the Hible
Horn will preach at the Riverside j school. This will be promotion day
school house Sunday, Oct. i, at 11 : and every member of the classes I
o'clock. Kvery body invited. will be needed. It will also be uun
, last Sunday before entering the J
First Presbyterian Church new building. That will be an iin-1
Rally day at the brick church, cor-1 imrtant time, as the school will be I
ner of Iane and Jackson streets. divided into five separate depart-;
The Hible school and the church j menu of work, lie sure to come to j
are converging their services for a i promotion day this coming Sunday!
fine rally day program from. 10 to. and hear all about plans and1
12 a. m. A special effort Is being j methods. 11 o'clock, the morning
put rortn to inane mis concourse worship. "The Word that Never
sews ft
i
Safeway Savings
For Saturday and Monday
Milk
H
Crux
Oleomargarine of finest
quality. Every pound
guaranteed.
3,b 490
one of the great days of the year. I
Following the Suuday school pro-j
gram there wlH be a public reccp-;
tion of new members, and i lie j
celebration of the quarterly com
munion, service. Sp clal music by j
the choir; Klsie Caiieton Strang-,!
iciiilf
; TWICE MCED.
ME FOUND DEMI
Fails" will be the sermon subject
of the pastor. Mrs. Grace Wick
ham Deets will sing the solo,
"Hear Me When I Call." Commun
ion service, at which we would
like to ae all memlHTH of the
church. 6:30. the LI. V. P. U. for
chorister, and Frances Lintott, or-1 young people. 7:30, the evening
ganlst. The high school Kndeavor service. The pastor will preach the
meeting 6:30; leader. Miss Vivian 'first of a series of four special
Williams. Kvening worship 7 :;(: Sunday night sermons on "God
subject, ' From iilches to Rags and and His Works." This first eer
From Ruga to Rictus." Mrs. Strang: moii topic will he "God Himself;
will sing a gospel solo at the eve-; or How We Know There Is a God."
ning services. Men's fellowship The choir will sing, "We Would
dinner, Monday evening. ti::i0 to See Jesus," by- Wilson. At the i
7:30. Wednesday evening prayer dose Uf the sermon the hymn,!
meeting and Hible study, followed "y Faith Looks l'p to Thee," willi
by a special lesson on Christian , be pantomimed by several young j
hducntion. U. w . Actior, pastor, jlitdhs robed in white. Very im
I press! vely done. Prelude ques-
The M. E. Churches at Dillard, j tions: U) Do anonymous letters
Lookingglasn, Tenmile and Camas : accomplish anything? VI) Should
Valley; T. V. Allen, pastor. H. A. the Kaptlsts of the South forgive
Hercher. T. Riuiley. T. Gmlfrey , or proM-nite Clinton S. Carnes for
and W. Reetz. Sunday school su si, aling one million dollars of
lel intend" tits. I'reaihil.g at Look- lnissioiuirv nnwie ? ).?) Oniiflit a
ingglasa at 11 a. m. and ut DitUul missionary money 7 Gil Ought a(
at 7:30 p. m. A co.dial welcome to! bank account? ii) Where is life
all services. "Sympathy costs the safer In "civilized" America
nothing" is only a half truth, i or "heathen" Africa?
Genuine sympathy always calls j
forth service that helps. The Sa- First Christian Church. W. R.
maritn's sympathy cost him aiRaird, pastor. Sunday is rally day
part of two days' time and some, in the Glide school. Our attend
money, but tt made Mm immoi t;d ' ant e aim is 4mi. A short program
as the world's greatest example of j of music and readings will ho pre
neighhorty sympathy and helpful-J setited along w ith the regular
ness. (St. Louis Christian Advo-, work He on hand promptly at 9:4.S
cate.) ; u. in. Morning worship Immediate-
. ly fnl low 1m; the Hible school. Ser
First Christian Church. Myrile ' nmn subject. "Retui ning ;o Old
Creek, Ore. The annual fall rally j T.isks." Junior Kndeavor during
will occur next Sunday, in both mot ning pu nching service. Senior
Hible school and church. The ser ! lilMl Internndlato Kndeavor at i:;tn
vices will open at ten o'clock. A j p. m. Kvening evangelistic services
large company Is expected, to en- begin with a lively song service at
joy the fellowship of the day. The!7:;pi. Kvening sermon subject,
basket dinner in the basement j "When God Fainted a Town Rod."
will be an important feature, j 0 you say that subjtct Is too
Everybody la Invited to a cordial t sensational? The occasion was
welcome. Mr. Sias, the minister, y.-iy sensational, too. Come and
will speak In the morning on "The (hear about it. The following ques-
Mission of the Church"; at 2:30 j Hons v. i f phiced in the question ' John 1
his theme will be "The Aci-nmp-, box and will be answered Sunday I Kuvoy II
lishim-nt of Our Mission Many i night : Whv did the Gentile re
will be present from Riddle and ndve the (Inly Spirit before they
from more distant points. The , v, ere bapi i. d, w hen (he Jews
Hible school goal for the day is ' were commanded to be hapllztd
lMi. first? Ihies the Indifference of pa
rents to church life account for in
Coffee
Our own Safeway Brand,
oailed fresh daily.
Ground to your order. .
U. 49d
3,b 51.40
Catsup
Heinz catsup, made from
solid ripe tomatoes and
seasoned just right,
2
Sugar
Pure cane fine granulated
C. & H. brand.
8 520
Syrup
Safeway Brand pure cane
and maple. You can not
buy better syrup regard
less of what you pay.
10ib can 51.69
Large cans of Max-I-Mum,
Pet, Borden's.
4,
Limit 8.
350
Pineapple
No. 21 tins Max-I-Mum
Fancy. 8 large slices in
heavy syrup.
2
Lt cans
.490
5 ib.
890 4,
Tuna
Rice
bottles
.450
No. J tin Mission light
Tuna flakes at a saving.
Blue Rosi; Rice of finest
quality. Delightful for
pudding.
6
3 cans 390
WE DELIVER
Seasonable Saving
Sweet Potatoes
Southern Sweet Potatoes.
5 Dounds 230
lbs.
390
la
Cabbage .
Medium size solid, heads-.
J 5 pound. 230 Pound 030 L heads
!0 Store No. 255, Roscburg,
Lettuce
Large firm heads.
150
Phone 230
thing that is clean. "If we say that
wi have no sins we deceive our
selves, and the truth Is not in us.
If we confess our sins. He is faith
ful and Just to forgive us our sins,
and to cleanse us from all uurlght
eousnes. If we say that we have
I not sinned, we make Hint a liar,
and His word U not In us." 1st
I. Hilt t..1.-r.ni.. All r.itMK
It. Stefflebeam, Ofliccr
in Charge.
local union.
Announcement w as made I hat
(he eonveniion probably would con
sider the names of others s'.l
Hpeeled of coinniilli isl ie leiinliu'--
today-
'lhose expelled with Rosen wore
Robert Golden and Nullum Rosen,
members of local 1184 and Thom
as Schneider of local 2"!H
First Church cf Christ, bcienitsi. difference on (he part of the young
Services are held in the church ; folks? los ii make any difference
edifice at :t 1 K. Jhmglus Sf. Sun-! what n;;nie Christians wear? Spe
day morning at 11 o'clock, sub (rial music both morning ami eve-
Ject. "I'nreality." Sunday school j ning.
convenes at !..' a. m. All up to
the age of twenty years are loving
ly w eleome. Wd iie-day ev riinjs
s tv ices at H o'clock, where t.-mi-nioni'-s
nf healing through 'hi is
tian Science are give'i. Th" re;id
ing room in ihe front of the build
itig is open dally except Sunday
and holidavs. when- ti Hible ;;li.i
all authoriz. i Chrl.-tian Srieme
ltraiiir' may be r-ail. borrowed
or pun bas d. The public is cor
diaiiv invittd to attend Ho- -r
jie.H and u-e the reading room.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Church school. 1:4T; Lawrence
(loodhurn. Supt. .Morning service
11 o'clock; subject, "( hrist a Cove
nam for the people." Kpworth
le ague 6 30. Kvening wrvlce
" Vt; subject. "The Kalth that
Triumphs." Charles A. Kdward-i,
Minister.
DRAMATIZED
Th1 iMaiiuful h.ytn "My 9-iiih
lm-i I p t i i;e- ' ill if dritlTi
Mild by i wMkl yiHing Udiep h-r-ari
of --rv u e at Hapif Chui' h
uaid liuht. i 3'.
i
B bie fitandird Tsmple, coier
of ( hadwick and Kant Donning
i nrfv!, V. K. ('MM)k. pahtni. Kath ;
rn I'MKom r, sueri'iti'iid"ut i
of Sunday r ' hool Sen, n -- for
.Sunday. OcoImt 7. begin tni lime
at the usual hour !.C. S. S. and'
. now hh this is llie beginning of
' the !a.. quart r of ih- -:tr let u :
i m" to it that this ouaiier will ue
ju.H a:rr, !'d arv! ,r ean I
IHrt ii u tin new enr iiii a b I
i ter and laru r ai'ei.dann Hiitli
ever betoie. I'lerhlltg at 11'
i'cbwk by ! pastor; lio- sit.!"t.,
j "It Is More HI- swd to (I've Than j
' I f Reeei ve," ( OTfllli 'I tl ion fer . 1'"
will follow Cie nnsage and we,
in ite nil i brMmi o bon' a
ihunh borne to i on.e and haw
fidlowt;ip with 41- at tlii i mu-. ;
; I'r'achini' at (llar.gi.iv a' '' " p
ni. to which we tni: ;!!. W'e ex
tend a special h, v.unoi, u 'he'
-.- niiii! f-ervii e. both to the l'iu
hieifru' mf-Mttg n' ' -' at.d aii S
"he ivrtngelirt setvhe at 7 I A n
gx-l l;e Mine a id pr.it -t-r
; h e i be prfMoi and He v. Ut
ibiltllf a S pi me,-Hge ill .-itllg
i pl t i rlita the erlllOll.
j C. and M. A. Church at C ivf
land. Mr;. C A 1ihioii-i i ii ill
i tmrirre Our rn ai a- I'd
Jowu; ii,iMia if iomjI i li k
HU Mr. JoJ.D Kioliii kup-'tlii'e'.
i deut. W are gUd lor the I , r - !
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, (ixner ot South Main and
li.ir.1 l.ane ui.day school at 'J.i'i
a m : I. Cobb, superintendent.
.Morning wo! diip 11 o' lot k ; sub
ject. ' ijij. li I'asvionale in I'idy
el ." Kpworth laague i; : :u p. m.;
tonic, "iiov. Jeus AUracls Young
Vi,;de " Kvening worship 7-Pi p
in ; i-;ih Vet. "A re W'e Thinking ,"
'id!ienua prayer rvfee at 7 3o
P m : read tin ;th chapter of
II run a ns. S unda v is rally dsv in
Mm- Sanday m Ii(h1 slid ill the
League. I.et iis make it a hamwr
day for the church. Kverjbody i ry
lo (uine and luiiig nth'r. We cor
ilialh in ite u to w jr.hip with
u (juahiien In .1e-im if, at attract:
i. nae, oe. rrniuiaiM e, urif-elf
i.shiie-H, rt.n iitK", touted of nhain.
jo : 'c inidei;(iioii tor others, ar
I ici'ai v for thoe in great est
lied and devolion to dutV. Not"
tt. iiM'itliH lierf l)i;il aii'l'itl to'
folk i and oiini: p' tiple. J
"if Jetton i hi i-t is a man .
Ami on! s man. I svy
That of all mankind I dca.c to'
Hmi. !
Arnl t ) Him will I cl
DUTCH FREIGHTER SAVEO
AFTER SEVERE OATTLC
NKW VOlt K. Of t . The Kale
battered Iu1(h freighter CeUello,
with six of her lifeboats gone and
one of her crew of ihntyfiv
dead, today was proceeding - to
ward Itoston under her own steam
Word of the safety of the ship
was rerei v ed from Capt. I 'an I
Wiehr of flu- Albert Hallin. whm.e
message said the gale at its height
was so severe that his ii.hno ton
Khip was forci-d to slow down to
b than 10 knots an hour while
pliaeeding to the relief jf the
l.oii'iioii ('e)aeno, l.onn miles off
New foundland.
SKIDDING AUTO COLLIDES
WITH TRAIN; MAN KILLED
al w a
If J ClfKt j- a i od
A-id li.e fnd iiod. I vi ir
I'oilow Him thionL't) hi-avn j-nl
loll.
The rtii. tin- sea, the aii."
Tlis SlvAt'Cn Artry, f i 1 K l-ane
)ir h ej n.i -t in ; Thur -na)
l'OKTI.AM), rr , Oct. fl -
J Ad.dph iHining. r. 1.1, of Orrgon
I 'ity. Ore , was kilted inmanily and
four other members of the Ihinin
: K- r family, returning from an auto
mobile I t ip to Caltfornfn. were In
!iird when their car skidded on a
t pateinenl and cnlltded willi a
l Southern Pacific bus on Hie out
t skirts ff Voodhiirn la-t nigh
i Ihe cur w hdly darnaged hu'
no one on th bus wn lnjure(
COMMUNISTS ARE
GIVEN THE GATE
PeoplesSupply
COMPANY
U '. hi
,d a- d fi!
e,l Wedll
lUltUIIM'
e III) I lllg
and erf , . Sin
AlAHitt Iiiee
l and fiilo
I I Mill' 1
it in a m i:
tttle .v.
ti A i in
l!
-it
( ,i-t ol f .
.11 .e iil tl .
'ion Ami:
otlntig and irf... If
dfop a c.trd lo the
I.AKi;i.AM. lis.. Oif I Four
aii-i d comiuiinists, i u c 1 udfti
: oi i liOHfii, pi ft-1 dent of lie1
New nl' unuui No :i7'i. Wen ex
PW d 1 1 oni meiuberslilp in Ihe
I'n.ied Hrolleib'Hid of Crp--nie
and Joineir' of Atoetna ut tin- ah
i. .41 ;ii i, Hon fit the org.ini.t
t M m lie.t U-l liU'ht At the u
t UllC I lie blO' he( hood levok'd
the ihsi ter ol the New or
IG MED
APPLE:
Buy them by lc l:ox, llu-y arc now ready for eat
ing cooking und Ijnking. Rcmcmlx-r ilie old sav
ing "an nppl:; n day kr-.-p:: lli; doctor away." W'e
have a good supply of m: vera I varietieo, come and
get your favorite. I all vegetables are very plenti
ful and of excellent cjuality. Si-e our fresh display
every morning.
For Saturday We Offer Special
One pound can Vacuum Pack Coffee, only 49c
Good grade Iowa Corn, new pack, I cans for . 23c
String l?"ans, new pack. 2 cans for 23c
3 pound jar fancy Strawhtrry Preserves 59c
2 pkgs. Toothpicks for . 5c
2 cans ',4 size San i)iei;o 1 una Hsli, for 24c
1 gal. can Yellow Clrtig I'eaih'M, (or 45c
Hulk Soda Crackers, per pound 12c
Bulk (Singer Sn.ips, per pound t4c
2 large loaves fresh Bread for 23c
3 doen Sui;ar Cuoki) for 23c
Yakima d m I'otatoi s, pi r s.k k SI. 35
Guaranteed 1 lard Wheat 1 lour, per sack $1.75
fresh Bulk MavoniKift", per pint 30c
Whole Wh-at Hour ') 11,. . ., k 33
Farina. ' I',. ;.m k o 5Do
lV;!ry Hour. !!. :.c.ck 39c
I'a'try ( lour. A ) ll. !; $1.45