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f FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1928. OREGON OFFICIALS MEET have fin lulled (heir sessions. Be-! THE DRAWING ACCOUNT I fore adjourning the clerks pasKedj rAtrut) I'rrw t.easM wire) ju resolution asking the legislature) "Io you know that every time POUTI-ANI. Ore., u-c. 20. to amend the election luwa where-'you draw your breath someone Sheriffs and di.-lrlt t attorneys of , by fllltiK time for candidates would die?" Oregon gathered here luduy for,b shortened. The resolution ubsu ; "I can't help It. if I quit draw their annual sessinn. umKh a change In the schedule of Iiik my breath, I'll dl, too." Tin (-Miinty treasurer and d-rk ! f-e ' .Indpe COUNTY DIES AT ' UUUUI1 IL UMMHH " " " 'A RED LODGE, MONT. Word has been received here ofi ; uie aeacn or John It. Weaver, a na-j jtive of Ioui;larf county, who died j mi ini1 5 W ffi QPENCBR'S i t Holiday Jf Suggestions 3e&& iTTTra , j i .1 i 1! rLi tifq minima pauma rr: HM.: ... I il i w . i lip $"$5- wPi 1 Eito! -ilinfflmia. 1 JWM nispfS3i Madras, broadcloth u2H liW'-r'b r 't -; Wtel! and Kilki in nil feiv ' IW i f f Wool, lisle, "ilk. !,'.( 'V VeW'ti .iJ j m&'&toi belts sums cloves f-Jk iZySr Genuine leather; IKiUi V Vj Driving or dress; lf''f MtSr'Ve fVk - V lined or tinlimd. Tf3&&& $1-00 and up l?Xs $2.00 to $5.00 Mm SWEATERS MUFFLERS $5.00 to $9.00 t Jjgg $2.00 to $5.00 gggg "SySWV 'KERCHIEFS riTXSKW $12.50 to &K$fe Unon. Plain or col- 'IWfrMSW c-.. r giS l rrd borders. Al'SWRkf Silk Dressing ifrHw Gowns 35c to $1.00 i kmhi $15 to $27.50 I krA"nl vTh'ttl i lil It nil .Li lFiB A wonderful Kilt. wnere ne maue his home for a irreat many year. lie was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Weaver, pio neer wettlera of the Myrtle Creek dfritrlet, and was born February 2H, 1SH0 at Missouri lioltom. He went Into eavtern Oregon at the a e of 20 years, employed as a cowboy, and from eastern Ore con went to Montana where he engaged ! in me nvery stable buniness. A widow and three tons survive him. Numerous relatives reside at Myr tle t'reek. Mr. Weaver was very ac tive in the civic life of lied Lodge, and was also connected with sev eral fraternal organizations, parti cularly the Masonic lodK'e. Vf 553 For f oier, t j I better flavored n A I VijiA pancake. Eaay m J - 1 make- Aak fu your grocer. iii. nne win carry on the restau rant bu.'inesK under the name of i'ansy Cafe as before. Mrs. Jennie Hopkins, received a OhrlHtmas present this morninir that interested a number of mir (clTliens. It was a larire photo of a I living: sauad thnr rnnt.in.rf Alcohol for your radiator: qulclci.r''.'' L'f u.,e?t M1"V rvlee. lioseburn Su.er Service ,,fP,hjl'"l nd Hoden. avia- tors that were forced to land here I ujB wiim ny ror parrs that "'"nru iu uiiiuiiiK ana we ne MINDANAO ISLAND MANILA, Dec. 21. Manila learn ed today that a violent earthquake whook the greater part of Min danao inland Wednesday night. One person was killed at C'ota bato. provincial capital. Many houses collapsed and fire broke out but It was quickly controlled. An undetermined number of per sons were Injured. Damage was estimated at $100. 000. The quake alno was felt in Zamboanga and Davao, two other provinces of Mindanao, but little damage wan done hi those areas. ROCKED BY QUAKE q" '1 , " Ihem. They wished to be remem bered to all those they knew and praised apain the hospitality shown them while here. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Stenuer have moved to Kmplre. They left Wed nesday. Dr. Hoover of Roseburir. called the ambulance again Tuesday to take Mrs. Stewart to Mercy hns Pita. She is stiff erinir with pneu monia. Her condition Is serious. She is the mother of Frank Sulli van who was taken to Mercy hos pital on Sunday. Miss Agnes Lllja Is home for the holidays. Mrs. Prank Sullivan and Miss Mollie Sullivan lert for Roseburg to he near their sick ones. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hess of Canyonville. were In town todar to attend the funeral services of Sirs. Hohl's mother, Kllen Lane. ADULT AND INFANT DINOSAURIANS ARE FOUND IN CHINA YONCALLA NEWS I f ArMvtatrt TtttM I.lirl W!r) ! TIETIUN, Tc. 20 The Rerllner 1 To..Kl,f l.,l(iu r,rlnl,wl a Aol.la dispatch from Sir Sven Andres i ti-tH.i . . i. ii i ne Palestine i?hanter of the Uedin. Swedish explorer, saying roa., ataw. i . that his Chinese collaborator. geologist named Yuan, had discov ered In western China the remains of SO fully developed dlnosaurlans, of the Jurassic period. Also Ihree newly born dlnosau rlan bibles, 24 inches long and fresh from the egg were found ly ing close to the mother animal. A dlnnsnurian egg w-as also found In the vicinity. It was claimed that this was the first time that dinosaurlans of this geologic period had been found in Asia. Antl-Freeze for your radiator. Service while you wait. 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No obligation, of J Around the County 2 TEN MILE AND VICINITY NEWS There Is to be a Chrlstmas'tree at the Tonniile church Friday, the 21st. The many friends of Mrs. Tom Rrdornstad will be sorry to hear that she is quite lit at her home at C.resham. Ore. Don II inch Is assisting Mr. T-ock-woodwlth their farming. The influenza Is not so bad In Tenmlle as it has been, but there are still some rases. Mrs. It. D. Lock wood and daugh ter Kva and Mrs. Mary lUishnell motored to Rosoburg and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Klemm 1 uesday. stallatlon of officers Tuesday eve ning. The following officers were duly Installed Into their respective stations. Worthy matron. Hell Rup- prectu; worthy patron, Tom Barr; i associate matron, Mary Carsweii; 'secretary, Mrs. C. H. Daugherty; treasurer, Harley Stnnaker; con (ductress. Myrtle Applegate; asso ciate conductress. Dorothy Ilrawn: , marshal.. Nettle Hanan; sentinel, ! Sumner, Brawn; warden. Mrs. Brawn, Sr.; Ruth, Mrs. T. H. Barr; Esther, Delia Wise; Martha, Madge Cooke: Klectra, Maude Applegate. Following the closing of chapter, a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. Maude Applegate, retiring matron, was the receplent of a beautiful past worthy matron's pin. The Mason lodge held their an nual Installation of officers Thurs day, Dec. 13. The following officers were installed : Master, Harry Cooke; senior warden, S. Brawn; Junior warden. Fred Mork; secre tary. Dan Durham; treasurer. Av ery Laswell; chaplain, Tom West fall. The annual Christmas party of the Yoncalla Kmbroidery club was held Wednesday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. The hall was beau tifully decorated with Oregor grape and ferns. A large Christmas tree, baeuttfully decorated witr electrlc lights and other ornaments stood in the center of the room. Little miniature trees graced the long table at one end of the hall. A seven o'clock dinner was served to the members and their hus bands. Misses Hah Kelse and Betty Daugherty assisted at the table. rollowing the dinner a short nm Mr White and family who had 8(ra program was given, after been living on the Andrea place, have gone to California. Mrs. Charlie Friend of Medford Is visiting her parents, Mr. Mrs, Earl Olllvant. Mr. and Mrs. Purly Hahn have moved onto the McCallister place. Mr. Cabot, who has been quite 111 with flu. Is Improving. A large number of turkeys were raised In this locality and the own ers have been quite busy market ing them. which Santa Ctaus and Mrs. Santa 01 a us distributed gifts from the tree. The members all received CANYONVILLE NEWS and ! beautiful fancy work, done by members of the club, and the hus bands also were remembered. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Helliwell receiv ed a beautiful water set from the club as a parting gift. Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell will leave the last of this week for Iloseburg. where they will make their home in the future. Mrs. Amy Culwell of Stockton. California, is visiting here parents, 1 3 4 a ircRoniu i I fr.rN t irsiN'i C 2S9 Kleventh Si I t Y J i onl.4. Uruua RANaca reel 4squafepoligf CHAS. 8. McELHINNY. 01 it. Mgr. mil m without o Mixtion on f? pft. trfc tin MfiKuUrt ul oa Mur ltK7. Rot burg, Ortgon Ait OmpMtoa. Mrs. L. K. Hennintrer returned Friday from Eugene where she has been receiving medical attention. Huron dough and family left Sunday for Portland to spend a few days. George Carter, Sr., Is very 111. The children have all been notified. Mrs. Cora Beyers spent Saturday of lust week In Roseburg shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. R. L. Cong la r ha been 111 for the past week. She Is slowly improving at the present time. The ambulance was called Sun day and Frank Sulllvnn wns taken to Mercy hospital. Mr. Sullivan is suffering with the influenia. He Is getting along as well as can be extcted. Mr. and Mrs. T,. E. Hennlncer left Sundnv morning for Medford to bring back Mrs. Hennlmrer's Christmas present, a new straight eight Studebsiker coach. Ellon Bollenbaugh, Bill Willis and Fred Forbes went out to the turkey shoot at the Call Hamilton place Sunday. Mayor Willis was the only one from Canyonville to pet a turkev. Fred Forbes Is Mr. Willis brother In law here from Portland, and is staving with the Willis family. Mr. ttrultke of Cold Hill has the BlMtner hall leased. He gave his ftrt dance on Saturday nicht of l.-ist week and a picture show on Sunday nicht. Mrs Sullivan left for Roseburg Monday to b near her husband, who Is in MrcT hospital Herbert Buroker of Portland pent the week end with his broth ers. V. J. and L. J. Buroker of this cltv Mrs Harold Bellows of Roseburg spent a few days her with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J Buroker. Mrs. 1. E. Ntwton has rented tn U V. Stenger building and moved in Yule tide Wishes Sent with a Box of ARTSTYLE These wonderful choc olates have been put up In beautifully holiday-wrapped packages. ONE POUND. . TWO POUND , FIVE-POUND $1.M 7.S0 Nathan Fullerton feroit Drag Sfan RoMburo. Oregon mill DEPENOAHLE CROCE RS SATIN FINISHED MIXED Richly color ed, pound I 7c; 3 pounds 49c BROKEN MIXED Amas candy or many colors, lb. 17l2c; 2 lbs 35c CHOCOLATES DeLuxe, fancy and caramel centers, 5 lb box hand made, cream, nougat $1.55 CRYSTALLIZED CREAMS AND JEL- LlcJs 1 hey re sure to please, 1 lb. 20c; 3 pounds .. 59c FRENCH CREAMS Genuine hand made soft centers, . lb. 29; 3 lb... 85c OYSTER COCKTAIL Or,, SAUCE Sniders, 8 oz. bottle Z3u CHEESE Full cream, aged to tickle your palate, lb SHRIMP American Beauty, latest pack in sanitary enamel lined cans. No. I tins, 3 for 47c SOUP Campbell's Tomato, 3 cans 27c RIPE OLIVES Libby's large, QQn pint can .Li 20th CENTURY COFFEE There's Christmas cheer in every cup. Direct from our roaster to you. It's always fresh, lb. 48c; 3 lbs $1.39 PEANUTS Fresh roasted, and they fresh, lb. 17c; 3 for 49c WALNUTS Best in . the Northwest, fancy budded Franquettes, pound 35c; C 1 ' f fl 3 lbs. 0 1 iU U BRAZIL NUTS The best niggertoes can buy. lb. 29c; 2 lbs 57C ALMONDS Soft shell. vrack your fingers, lb. 30c; 3 lbs em with 88c FILBERTS Fancy, grown in the North west, lb. 27c; 3 lbs 7SC JUST WHAT YOU WANT POPCORN Aged just right so it will sure pop; 3 pounds FIGS Fancy Adriatics delightful eating, pound 15c: 10 lb. box DATES Bulk, 1928 crop Golden Hallowiis, 2 pounds .. MIXED NUTS All good stuffs. No pea nuts, we know, we mixed 'em. C C n lb. 28c; 2 lbs. JJb 28c SI. 45 25c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ejected from the best fruit and vegetable-growing centers for QUALITY . ST T"en' bouS carload quantities to get the lowest possible prices. This assures you of the very best of the season's produce at the most reasonable prices. " CELERY Large LETTUCE Large crisp, in- solid heads, 2 bunches I Oil 2 for 17c SWEET POTATOES Fine for that 0 C 0 Xmas dinner 5 lb L J U ORANGES Sweet, per dozen . 49c CRANBERRIES Oregon's best, A C n 2 lbs. .. 40 C BANANAS Firm, ripe, 3 lb. 25c 9 Christmas Brings Happiness to Everyone The EXCHANGE OF GIFTS contributes a large part of the Happiness. And the Christmas Dinner is another very import ant factor. 20th CENTURY not only offers savings with which to BUY GIFTS but stands ready to make a big contribution to the success of the CHRISTMAS DINNER. Christmas Features, Saturday and Monday, Decem- ber 22 and 24 CANDIES As Pure as they Make 'Em CHOCOLATE DROPS Improved soft centered, CQn lb. 20c; 3 lbs J 3ll FILL DE LITE Hard finish, soft filled, lb .... 27c 30c a anann amtitiBH aniiiumi b m ;i u 11 u-g Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ambrose for a few weeks. Misses Lucy Lenx and Marirte Ins and Little Kills Klein of Sa lem are visiting Mrs. Dale Cowan for a few days. sene oil store which blazed for twenty minutes and thn collapsed enKulflnir three men, four women and three boys. The remaining oc cupants of the house escaped un harmed. The two Injured were a woman who Jumped from a top story win dow and her child, .which she had clasped to her breast. GENERAL MOTORS MAN ! BUYS NOTED RACE HORSES Christmas Special (AMocittnl rm. twd Wrc) ; S NEW YORK. Dec. 21 Charles T. Klsher, vice president of Geo- g eral Motors corporation, has pur- 5 chased High Time, side of Sara- S ten. HlRh Strung; and other great T turf thoroughbreds, for a flrlce re- ported to be between 400,000 and 4i High Time rates as the leading 3 sire In the country, sixteen of his gets having accounted for 43 A Until January 1, wi will do work as follows mini oiks Cleaned and Pressed rresa only Ladies' plain Wool Dresses, cleaned mnA r...i Any one attending Junior or Hi School Suit O'CoaL Dress! Girl's Cost, etc Trousers, Sweaters. Plain Skirt., etc" $1.25 . .60 1.25 Phone 472 SPEND THE DIFFERENCE FOR XMAS ROSEBURG CLEANERS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 308 N. Jackson I takes and purses with an aggre- SI5EKIl!K'CCMI. v,l. V u 1 1 1 a nt . 1 '' " A 1 i , High Time Is to be taken to Mr. Fisher's recently acquired Dlxlana farm, near Lexington. Ky former- rFIWTMilsIsii.M ly owned by the late James Cox v a ii i .. M V Children's rubber boots at the Pooterie. LIVES OF 10 PERSONS g s (AirltH PTa ImH Vlr KARACHI. India, Dee. JO Tea persons were killed and two seri ously Injured In a fire which de stroyed a two story building In th Rnnohnre quarter early today. The fir originated In a kero First Mortgage for Sale Note secured by first mortgage en 420-aera stock farm, amount 18.000: five years; Interest rate S per cent. Value of ranh about 120.000. Located six miles from Roseburg In Doug las County. Will discount accrued Interest If taken at one. McLendon Realty Company Roseburg, Oregon 10 Jackson St
