Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 18, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text"BERN BEATS GERMAN H EAVY ! derision from Uo 1'apiauo, ('una dian. In a three-round jiu lltsu SALT I.AKK CITY, l luh. J-n i mulch. Ik- Ira Dora. Salt I.:iko wrestler, i took two fall. out of three in i: 0vtr F""n 0""- : f mm Jouann Berk. r n heavy-: Mr' ""d Mr" Ed Mosl" ' v.eisht. here last main. Is-iu '" ' Oakland, spent several ' veit:hed Iterk 211. ; h-nits Thursday In this city visit- Tsutato HtKunii of Japan won a' ln and trading. . If fJu - 7 FRESH From the Churn TO YOU The M E. Churches at IMllanl. !.ookin fclaft. 'iVnmllf ar-d l'aiii:ts Valhy. T. F. Alkn. imsior. Sumluy school at lu a m ; Mm. S. A Ho !ut, acting fuiirlntend-m. T KmI hy. T. fJtwtfrey and V. H'-fts, uu lT.nl'ndniN. I'leachlnjc at TVn nill at 11 a. m.; tam.tr. Valley. 7 3ti p. ni Kpvtortii 'ani' at CaniaH ValUy. 6:3' Younk flks" niectiriK at iJlllard, 7 p. m.; Stan ford Iniell, U-ader. 'Mils is a new organization, full of jiep and de-trmin-d lo nink 111 mtlliiKJ helpful And in.si'liHilfinitl. The prayer ineeltliK at I 1 1 iard will be Thurmlay evening Instead of WudncMlay m-nim; this week, bo the folk ran help to ichjirat the ninth annlvernary of prohibition Tim revival will hetfn at T-nmile ThniRday, the 24 ih of January. The Hrv. Ira P. Dumas ill be with un and conduct the meetings, lirotiier l)iinia la not only a Rood tp-akr but a fine sinner. Plan to hear him at these meet !ncs. K very body In vited lo uny and all our services. How to Avoid INFLUENZA CaM Hathiitr rov cm 4 will M rTMfk V1W , protect irH Colds, 1. tutnn r Gnpt kpmB oir rana of 4 ft" liMiftaiiofi active ud gw lyitMi (rM froai voimxKxim MunuatMa, Natural KMdf M Tabkul 4am mon ttiw Mtsrwltr ca.ua pleeWit and r txiw actiok li Umum nd trn tlin I ft rm. incr to riaulne umml diMftM and mfacuufM. t a lit Bt C Ttw rawtaf (' rikidfis. Preach In )( at the evo nlim hour 7:30 with a atirrfng ms 4hK' for the day in which we are liviiu. Come and enjoy the day with un and sliare the hleajlnii. Kiiday eve servU ea at 7:30 and wo p xi end a wt'kume to all. God j Knows, ami loves, and cares, notn liiK this truth can dim. And he doea the vory best for those, who leave their choice with him. Your grocer gets a frcuh supply of Mel-O-Maid j Butter every morning. Ask for it and note the creamery freshness. MADE BY First Church of Christ, Sc.tnti t. Senirt-rt are held In the ( hurra edllice at 312 K. linugiaa sireet Sunday service at 1 1 a. in.; nub Ject, "I .ire." Sunday school con venes at tt:4fi h. in. All up to I lie at(e of twenty year are lovingly welcome. Wednesday eveniliK ser vice at H:f)0 o'clock, which in liul- a teHiitnonleg of healltiK thnniKh Chrisilon Science. The readine room Is open daily except Sundays and holidaytt from 2 to 4 p. in., where tint Bible and all authorized rhrthtlan Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public la cordially invited to j attend the services and ue the I read 1 n 'j room. I Douglas County Creamery i Is1 . . ? W.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.K.I.IM.I.I"I. P. W. GRAM Thia tore it not in any merger. According to newspaper reports the Spokane Piggly Wiggly Etoret r.re in a merger with certain other chain grocery stores in Washington and Oregon, but this in no way or manner1 affects this store. LOR1NG JORDAN, Owner. BEST CANE GRANULATED Sugar - - 8 48c LIMIT 1 BAGS SWEET AND JUICV SMALL Oranges Dozen 12c Cranberries, 2 25c GOOD TO TONE UP THE SYSTEM ICEBERG Lettuce FROM IMPERIAL VALLEY Head "HOUSEHOLD PACK" SEEDLESS Raisins, 4 28c Flour W? 49 $1.85 Crcwn White Lonf, 43 lb. sack $2.03 St. George's Episcopal Cnurch, corner of Cans and Main aireets. The second Sunday after Kid phany. II. ( at 7 : a. m. Celebra tion of holy communion and Ber innn al 11 a. m. The minixtratlon of holy haptlMu at :45 and 11 a in. on Sunday. Church school at. !:45 a. in. Kvenlng prayer omitted. Ascension Chapel, Riddle. Eve ning prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. m. West Side Free Methodist Church. Sunday niht Ihe pantor will beKiu a series of &eimou on the book of Daniel. The lira! will by "Nebuchadnezzar's Dream."' Sunday morning service. Kund.iy ...I O ar. Uiriiiliir ai-nniin II i o'cliM'k. Come and uoi tihip whh tj I ua. (. II. Crawtoitl. IvV ( odist Episcopal 0 h u rch South, coiner ol Souih Main anl K.tst l.ane. Sunday kcIxhi! 9:4." a. in. W. 1,. Cobb pupeilnlembiit. Will iiieot you al Sunday school on Sunday nioininx. b on lim . lei'o all ko. MoruiiiK woihIiIp 11 a. in. SubjtM t, "Tim K'p niauce or f telle vers." Kpworlh League H :3 p. m. Leader, (Jeilnide t.ladwcll. Subject, "The Christian Man in , j IliiMinesH. I'lvenniK v (irhip i : p. in. Subject, "1 lie World u Ureal Manuel." At l)u service the comtminliy xiuKini;, old mohh ill be suim. tje mmtz you umimI :o sini; at tin old chunh. Cume and join hi Hie Miiitiui;. Wednesday p:aer set vice al 7:3 p. m. iiead Ihe Ihhd chapter of St. Malthe.vs (;).pl for liiitt Heivlce. and hy and he on hand t nlve your vei tiiou of the chapter, we look ior- ; wail lo a wood nn-ciint;, come and In liiK uuoihei. U e cotdtally in vite you 1 uorvhlp with in al all the.si servlci s. John it. Peiihall, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. The brick church corner of Ijiiie and Jackson streets. K. W. Ach ji pantor. Tonight (Krlday) is the evenitiK of the bis; Sunday school party, (iames, refreshments and a general good time is assured for both old and young. Itihle school Sunday &:4fi. Senator It. I,. Eddy, superintendent. The Junior Kn ileavors, uncler the capable leader whip of Mlla Vowel, will meet in the church parlor immediately aft ter Sunday school. Morning wor ship 11 o'clock. Subject, "The Ma cedonian Call." Special music by a largA well trained choir. The Mitrh School Kndeavor mectina; at 6:3n. A fine meeting last Sund.iy with good attendance, some! hi special Itt being planned, don't mtMH HiIh meeting. Kvening wor ship, 7:30. Subject, "The Fearful and Despairing." KM Carlelon Strang will sinu, Frances Kintoit al the organ. Mra. Homer Grow will lead the Hible study .Wednes day night. Church of Christ, Myrtie Creek, Chaik-u A. Sias. minister. 10:00 a. m. Itlble school hour. 11:00 a. I m., morning worship and sermon. 6:3K p. m Y. P. S. C. E. 7:30 mimical frvice and sermon. The pulpit topics will bo respectively, "If All the Members Were Jubt lAke Me," and "Conscience as a Religious Cuide." Special num bers of music will occur in the evening program, a solo, and a male trio. Let the lively interuat shown tn all departments continue. All are gladly welcome at ail our services. Methodist Episcopal Church. t'smil services Sunday and during the week. Special music morning aim evening Sunday. Miss m McClintock will siiik during the morning hours and Mra. W. II. Paulsen will slug Sunday night. It. the special musical nuxiber this bunday night. The eveutuie evau- I gullstlc soivlce begins at 7 Su. The I oichfcttra has been re-oianiibd I aod ill play Sunday nlgbt. i mon subject, "Some Travelers J , Have Seen. Everyone Djoed the sermon last Sunday nignt ou "The Tator Family." You will al so enjoy the one this Sunday night. Special music by the choir both ninmtnar nnrl ttvonina WJ n hu.l a fine crowd at the mid week nr- vice last Wednesday night. Bring I jour Hible and study with us next Wednesday from 7:30 to 8:30 p. I m. ftjlvatien Army Hall Meetings. Ou Saturday evening commencing at U o'clock prayer meeting at 7. So. Sunday at 11 o'clock holi neiis meeting. 2 So Sunday school children come and learn about Paul, ihe great follower of Chris 7:8') Sunday evening prayer moot ing. 8 o'clock praise meeting. Thursday, 8 o'clock. Is the time of prayer again at the hall. Come and praise the Lord in the good old Bible way. Come one come all. Let's go to the house of the Lord. The Salvation Army relief work for the month of December, ' was as follows: Meals given, ' garments given. 210; lodging: t-ixen, lti6; families given food, tis. There mere also 60 Christinas baskets given out to worthy fa.ii- . ilies of tu;a county. There wero lso other Xmas dinners given. 1 There were one hundred childr-Mi 1 made happy with candies, nuts and fruit and toys and gift " ntw clothing. The Salvation Army of Koseburg and Douglas county thank the people who so kindly helped to do this relief. Our half conies from the kindness of manv good friends. While it's only a lit- 1 tie. the gifts are email, but with the blenning of (iod added makes it go a long way. ICnvoy and Mrs. It. K. Slufflebeam truly thank the people for their help in this work and Ihe woik Is going on as (iol helps us to help others iu this i PORTLAND to ASHLAND and Way Points 11 Modern Transportation via the pioneer line and originator of low trans portation costs and convenient service on the Pacific Highway and branch lines in Oregon. Patronise the "RED TOP" coaches of the Oregon Stages System. They have served you long and taithtully. (Qregon gtages gystem THE RED TOP COACHES tO RED Z.1 I TOP I Stages Leave Roseburg North 7:20, 10:50 a. m.; 2:45, 6:00, 10:03 p. m. South 3:20, 10:00 a. m., 3:30, 3:10 p. m. Call the local Stag. Dipot for information regarding r.duced faret to Waihlngton points. Stage Terminal Hotel Jackson and Washington Sts. Phons 689 A GOOD THINO DON'T MISS IT Send this ad and 6c to Foley & Co., 945 Gporce St., Chicago, 111., and you will reipive In. return a trial bottle or Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for couehn. colds croup, (spasmodic) and tickling throat; a trial packet each of Koley I'ills. a diuretic stimulant for the kidney; nd Foley Cathartic Tab leii, to keep stomach sweet, liver active, and boweia regular. Write name and address plainly. These onderful remedies have helped i::'rions of people. Send for them. Try 1'. Sold everywheie. 1 We Save You Money j j Have your Model T Ford Overhauled at Our Special j 1 Winter Prices. ! Good from January 14th to March 1st ; ja Regular Our Special Vou Save Overhaul Motor and Transmission - $25.00 $17.50 S7.50 4 i nis price inciuaes reooring, ana reoaDoiung main ctirmy. n"ai; r Overhaul Rear End 7.00 5.00 2.00 fRebush Front End.... 3.00 2.00 1.00 Tighten Connecting Rods 4.00 3.00 1.C0 Tighten Con. Rods, Center Main Bgs. 6.00 4.00 2.00! 'j PARTS USED WILL BE EXTRA S BECAUSE WE SELL FOR CASH, WE CAN SELL FOR LESS g 30x3'2 ReR. Cord, now $3.45 30x5 Cord The $17.95 29x4.40 Balloon, now $4.45 33x5 Cord Tire $16.25 ; Ford 13 Plate, Heavy Duty,( Guaranteed Spark Plugs,' Reg. 50c, now 35c Rubber Case Battery, And Your Old Battery I C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO. 1 FORD MOTOR CARS Roseburg, Ore. g v tII.I.IffIPI.IXOI.lIII. Firet Christian Church u Hiiird p.istor. Hible arhool 9:45 u ni- " Cnrr superintendent. Mnrnlni! worship lie-ins at Hertnon auhjort, 'The Lukewarm I'bxrrh." This Is the final mess ane of a series from Ucvelation un the Keneral ihcnie "An old Mea ate lo the .Modern Church." Jan. Uti- Kmleavor riuilnK the moinlnK prcarhliiK servlre. Youn I'eo pli's' Kmleavor at G:4.-, p. ,. T10 Kndeavnrei'M nr. t.i;itf., i I programs every Sunday nlKht. A ! saxophone and cornet duet be TAKE HOME A POUND MissouiiChocolatel9c J ! Y ALASKA PINK Salmon Tall Can 19c ALEE R'O SELF RISING LARGE PKG. Buckwheat Flour 27c 9 LIBERTY CELL CANE AND MAPLE Syrup y2c'T83c SI'ERRY S CREAM Rolled Oats 9 47c ECONOMY BRAND" Matches, 6b " 18c 37c B 1 lb. pkc. THE LAST DROP CALLS FOR MORE First Dnptitt Church, Lune at (tout'. I'lunk It. Miitihi'Wrt, patuc. SiiihIh'. J .tn u.ii h. 1 : Ifi. tiio HihU Hdinnl. Six (l-taitni'tiis ot uitrk. I nit 'M -st .nul iiMctntmn'f citmini; . K. Cuitt:il. Mipcr liiiiMiihnl. II it.f n km tunc w urshtp. Dr. At-nizo .M. I'tMiy. i'l Loh Ann-h'f. will ili llvt'i' out' l 'lin I p.ttiu.ur ami iuisiiPii.ti j mi ilrrssr.-i. ,.r. i't'iiy ;.s uiif if the liml ifli'tl. Ilitt-rfatlns Hml eh qut'iit tin-akt'tH ou i'w coat. All int'inhiMs of the church niiouid hfiii Iimii. tp not ruliiiK moin' . hut c.uuc: tor tliiH oiif hcilce ,o help u-. Hv In- wilh u at the tnoinihi! st'ivtct' only. Kti plan to hi'itr hi. ii rht-n rimir wul itm. "I II Titui Itim All ih h (iiilult-l. ;P'. Si-n inr II. V. I'. tnr i.'in;; r utile. "Sccinp I In t.iMVl In tcn K w licic" Li-iicl fr. Kill !t 1'lnn.ipM n. 7 lit', ilii' i-fiiiiii! m ii. .'. "Air 'Hit if Tun Miiliv t'huict.rs.' will Sim lift. Ii'iur .r t ttt- pKlir Tin rh.li ii stiii, f j' ; Snul in Tt-.i t , " hy AcMcy. ilid (Mi Jitnl hia ur cln Hi., will nh i hi Ihi lf. Hint ml kimw li:ikt IMiSUIS i'l 1IIU--U' I- tin' i ralluit.H and i tinh.it T Irhnwlitp ( .'rtu- i.n HUH'. Tit. ! P l-tui v :!l a.iswci Ihf:-.- nu.-. f ;j 'i- 1 Mi .Itx'h Am.v S.-t'iple MT'l,ciMi.i t .i f m- ) tti.nn Mill-' M.i.umI rity ihHcm! Un -insi'lv t.H ot)M'!i' the piuhthilioii lii" ' -t On lh. uvci.-iki lu'A imp h of out hntiii powt-r ;iii , (- Ti i:-hik 4. M.ty.tr llot'-v. n!' T mi ;ii:t- thai Ko u li.tr w;i;it) u,p ; vil:t lei ,if hi-i win km. it 1 1 ,1,:, , .1 ' A i::it i-.ui w (() t,t u t, Ui.m- it: M im'ii II. in pi.i, . -H al I ntitli i) Hit- last 1m,.m llVHiC 0 Bible St.inri.tid Temple, i un.'t J: , I , t,, i, R ,.,,, , p- l Mil. itl t I t.v t til.' nul l) l, ni HI. I'l m I I h tt . I 'i.' ; tih'i . I 1 Nt n fl,,( "i Id i;.iin,. ,i - i, , ,, , li mi,t ,ti- jl. .,., ,.,j!nu Mm : i i- ..aw The i !iiii.-:i ii'i l.-i';i vi . ,,., jK-i uil ,,i , ti'l luirii lu.inini:, jin.l ( Viltmi; n-i lri. I'l i-ili luni; hi t:ir'i.:i,i j .1, tile mii.,1 hour. :: e.i , , n. s mi . t hi ,,..,,:,. n,, ;:u!i s. mIh. :i. .ntiK i-t,-;i' li. i hate no ii nui..r iliui. h h.ii.n. r lite .il a he;,ll iliVlta: loll i "un .in i ti ii.i ! , hip un ,ij. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS. Notice, la hereby Kiven, Hint the ( nimuon Council of the ( ity f ItllSI'llllrtf llru.i.n i.l ... .. . I . ' ' '" l:,,t day ot December. I!ii7. by rvsolu- "'"' "pieu oy aaiu Com mon Council, declare the assess ment for the construction of the sidewalks hereinafter enumerated to be upon each lot, or part ot lot or other proiieny esiwlally bene fited thereby, as follows: Sidewalks constructed on the earn mle of Madmne Avenue and on the mirth side of Chapman i Street bIoiik the followiim ,l,.r,n,. j.-u I'" ni; me owner of the lloopeny and Ihe cost of i-mism,... I tlon belni: stated niiolte the lo, I or lots of property (Lot 1. liio,k I, 'owner J. V. Caey. eot $. Lot In, lllork II. Owner J. V. ! Casey, cost s; 53 ; Lot II. Illo, k II, Ouncr l.e- ! una Mi Donald, cost 75 til Lot I. Illo, k II. Owner Le- j una MrlKinald. c,t gt sj Lot I. Ilii., k (I, Owner J. V. I Casey, cost 91.33 , l ot s. lo k II, Owner W. K. Ch ilminn, rust B3.93 : 1.01 h. : 10.-K It. thviiiT "ok- I hum ft W laid. cost 87 91 jNwih ft ft. IIIih k A. oner K' llellinell. , j 1)7 . Met, -s and Hounds as rollows:' : lleuluninv at Ihe SV. corner or. 'lllork A In Ijlilielnood Addition to I j the Ciiy ot Hiisebure,. Oregon, run-i 'tuna thence S. slum, the K. side of j 'Madrono enue 413 ft. thence K. ; lii'i tt : then... N fuii-uil..l .1.1. said Madrone Avenue 37i ft. to til" iS. line of nalii lllork A li'O ft. to "he plnie ot neainniilii. AUo be ,i!lnnm at tlie sV. corner Illo, k I A. I hence N. W 31' K. Ii3 ft. alonu j Madrone Aenue; thence S. ti7 ' H ;:tl 7 ft. thence S. "o- r3' K. 1-''. S tt ; thence C. 3u' I V V. 5 ft.: ilheni e N. Ts' ,".!' V. 3 ." ti 7 ft. to Hie ' 1 1 1 s i ' e of bcuinniiii;. tiwnir. Inc. ;SKlel i4 Merc IliiMpiul, lust $172 70. I A statement of Hie sforcsald as- ncyMiient hus he-n entered in the I loi Ki t of City l.ien. and said 1 c:i.:iient is now due and taxable lit Ihe ofti. e ot Ihe cdy Tr usurer tn tlie cny Hall in the (its- of, Kosri.iiix. tin-K-in. in lavful ,11,111,;, 1 of Ihe I niteil States. And it not j l;ii,l wilhin twinly da s tnitn tlalei of iMs retire, sit, h 'nve,ilnc j will bt- taken fur the veil, 1 lion! th.-M-of as ate t-ro tiled h the! 'Clmrier id Ihe l lty ol Kom Iuii '. I On-won. I i:y onler of the Cnnnuon Cmm 1 II. , Itai eil Januiiiy Klh. I:r'. nd the lt:sl pt.Miiattiai of this n.nnv I-. J.uiinri It, 1!.'S A J l.KI'UKS. Itecoidi-r of tlie Ciiy oi Hn-.o-' I'UI .i, I hi "tl. AlltOnce is Not the Safe Way to Soft-cook IOOO mf--) EGGS .": - . V; -r -vr" u - V. s-s- t l-"-'''ll -' ' 1 ' - ..riH - .--is. . - , t. v. 'r, , i.J.c sl -ia 'Nctjeris Roastg huge Quantities of Coffee at a Time the sure Way that's why H7A Bros Koast a few Vounds at a Time by a Continuous Vrocess Cas you imagine what would happen after you had moved the kettle from the fire? Before you could take out all the eags many- would he over-cooked. Certainly it pays to soft-cook eggs a few at a time. You have control! . Hills Bros, control the flavor of their coffee he cause they roast a few pounds at a time hy a con tinuous process. Every berry is roasted evenly to that exact point where matchless uniform fluvor is assured. No other coffee is roasted this way. HILLS BROS Every bit of the delicious aroma and flavor cre ated by this exclusive process of Controlled Roast ing comes -to you intact because Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. You sense it the instant you open the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is drunk rvcrvuhero ai,u,... lor it by name and to be sure look for llili-l Rt.i Orrrr. he 2 llarri.fin St. Ssn Franci.ro, CsL i Vlt ' 1 rij 1 the Arab, Hills Bros.' famous trade-mark, on the can. COFFEE frtsh Jmm the original vacuum pjckcaii!y opened ti lth the key.