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Newspaper Page TextROSEEURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1.929. THREE Local News Tiller Man In Town F. V. Talk er, ot TilkT, wus a l.'ii.iiit ss visi tor iu lliis riiy vhU-nmy. Oakland Doctor Hre Or. Ii. F. T)o Yore, of Oakhimt, wus a busi ness visitor iu this city yvsn'iU;iy afternoon. D. Coon, Here Yesterday P. Coon cl Uillanl, trai.sacted bai-in-.sa iu this city yi'sunlay. Mr. Marsh in Town Thursday A. Mar.ili, was a buiuni'ss viMtor in ibis city 'I jiursday afternoon. Reedsport Visitor in M. l.'huse, of Kt'lspuii :ial days iu litis ciiy tiiis utk on Town M. Inl scv Mrs. Lane Business Visitor Mis. .Mary t'. Uuim, f Dixonvilli. was a budiiitjss visitor in this city ychtfrrday. Myrtle Creek Business Visiter Kihvard Weaver, oi Myrtle CieiJ;, was a busim-HH visitor in this cily y-stid:iy altcrnoon. Millwood People Here Mrs. C. S. La no and daughter, Miv.H Kina, and niece. Miss Verntla, of Mill wood, visited friciKiK an J shon ped in this city Thursday. Return From Hunting Trip A. J. Young and kou, Iternard, of this city, have returned aft or a suc (ch.d.il duck hunt jient iu thy Kla math country. Spend Thursday in Roseburg Mrs. Fred Hatfield and son, Julian, of South Iteer creek, spent Thurs day in this city visiting and trans uding huafness. Coquille Man in Town J. L. Aasen, Corjullle business man, enent Thursility in KoshIiutk visit ing friends and transacting business. Leaves Roseburg Yesterday Fred Huber, of i'onland, left this city yesterday, after spending sev eral days hero visiting Irientls. He was accompanied north by Hi.lph Woelm. Visit Terminal Hotel Thursday M. A. Heeil, Mr. Lemon and C. Z. Maiming, all of I'orthind and of ficials of the Oregon slaves, spent jM'sierdny in (his city. They stop ped at llie Terminal hotel. Very III at Home benjamin Goodunii. of this city, is reported to be rjuKe ill m Jiis hoi::e. Here From Glide Mrs. Mae Harvey, of II tide, cpt-nt 'ihursday in this city Uniting irK-nds and shopping. Umpqua Rancher Here Krnesi Crane, L'mpqua rancher, was u business vuitor In lliis city yester day allfrnoon. s Camas Valley Rancher in Town Frank Suiii h, pionihuni Cama valley rancher, spent Thursday in this city on lutiness. Business Visitor Thursday J. F. Treed, of Myrtle Creek, was a busmen visitur in this city yes terday afternoon. . Transacts Business Hero Merle lteeson, of Canyon ville, spent Heverai hours yesterday ufl ernoon in this city on business. Here From Lookingglass O. O. Risers and C. J. Motives, ranch ers from LooUin;;;lass, were busi nes.i vUilor. in this city yesterday. Mr. Short In Town Stanley Slioit. ot" Winchester, was a busi ness caller in Hoseuur;j Thursday. Yoncaltn Man in Roseburg O. D. Heliieinan, of Yuncalla, spi-nt several hours in this c.iy on busi ness. Here on Business- of Azalea, ppent sev thin city y.s!erd;iy business. -Nenl Trip;t. e.,i hours iu afternoon on Mrs. Morgan Shops Here Mrs. V. It. Morgan, of Glide, spent Thursday in this city shopping and vijiiing friends. Leaves Hospital Thursday Chester Dairy mule. Western Union messenger bny, who was struck by an automobile Wednesday, was abl to leave Mercy hospital yes terday afternoon and returned to his home. Will Spend Winter in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Connett, of Corvallis, have returned from a three months' vacation in Cali fornia and will spend the win ter in litis city visiting .Miss Itoima Grohe. Shops Here Yesterday Miss Opal Miller, gi Garden valle, .-.hopped and visited friends in tins: city esteiday. 1 Myrtle Creek Visitor "Bud" Ihiell, of Myrtle Creek, spent Thursday iu lids city transacting buslne: y. Dixonvilie Merchant Here lale Hatfield, owner of the 1 dxenviUe store, spent Thurbday in this city transacting business. Business Visitors Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay, of Williiir. visited relatives and trans acted business in this city yeter-, day afternoon. Buys New Car in This City Fred Neal. of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday in this chy. lU'y pur chased a" new Plymouth ear, which he droe home vim him; and Spend Day Shopping Mr. Mrs. J. C. Hodges, of Ltiokinyghiss, spent Thursday in his city visit ing and shopping. Glide Couple In Town Mr. and Mrs. S. IX Chapman, of Glide, were business visitors in tills city yes terday afternoon. Mr. Wright in Tovn Thursday Walter Wrichi, of Garden val ley, spent several liourj here yes terday on business. Visits Local Office L. K. Clyde, district traffic superintendent of Hie Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company, with headquarters iu Kutfene. visited .1. H. Kutringloa at the local ojiiee yesterday. Attends Lodge Meeting Millard Hardest;.-, of the state industrial accident commission, of Salem, was iu this city yesterday visit ing friends. He was one of the speakers at the Knights of Pythias lod'u meet ins on Wednesday evening. Here on Business lie v. C. C. Unlet t, Presbyterian missionary for Coos, Curry ami Hoggins coun ty, was iu Itoseburg on Thursday transacting business ami visiting friends. Hew Ilulett make his headquartcis ut Myrtle Point. Visits Here Short Time Miss Phi lut a I. Noble, of P.recksviile, Ohio, slopped in Kosoburg yes terday to vi'dt friends. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. noughts Waile, of Glide, for a short time. She is on her way to Los Angeles, where she intends to remain for a month. Visits Relatives Here M. S. Cobb, of Medford, spent Wednes day and Thursday in this ciiy vis iting relatives and friends. lie was the house guest of his brother, Thomas Cobb, In Lnutvhvood. Visiting in This City Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Jones, of Ashland, are visiting relatives ami friends in Ibis city Tor several days. They are the house t-uests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wills on South Stephen. street. Returns to Portland Miss Lor raine Norton, nurse at the Ilose burg General hospital, left yester day for Portland, where she in tends to remain. She was -one of the first nurses on the new hospi tal staff. Visiting Frierds Here Mrs. M. C. Jamison, of Portland, is spend ing several days in this city visit ing friends. She went to the Smick school yeslerday to visit Miss Florence Stewart, teacher, who was a college friend. Former Resident Visiting Here A. C. Winter, former Ilnsehurg resident. Is visiting II. II. Mc Laughlin nnd Miss Audrey and Miss Maxiue McLaughlin, of Uiv- ersiile. Mr. Winter spent the sum mer visiting his daughters in Kverett and liellinghani, Washing ton, and nli"r remaining here a short time, he will go to Santa narbara, Calif., to visit relatives for the w inter. t He has many friends in this city. Visit Here Short Time Mr. ami Mrs. .1. i). Laird. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird and William Smiili. of Sit kum, slopped in Itoeb.iig for a short, time this week to visit Mr. ind Mrs. lthiger II. Laiid. They left yesterday for Portland, where Ivan Laird will enter the Veterans' hospital for treatment. Sills Ranch to Ashland Man George Gatewood, of Sutherlin. has sold his ranch on tho Pacific, highway to 10. Jenkins, of Ashland. Mr. Jenkins has taken possession and Intends to make the ranch his permanent home. Mr. Gatewood has (h parted for Los Angeles. The sale was 'made 1 h rough Watson and Gi-.jves. Returns to Nebraska Mrs. Clara Pascoe and son. Paul, of Coquille. slopped in Itost lnirg yes terday to visit friends h-fore leav ing for Nebraska. Mr. Pascoe re ceiilly passed away and Mrs. Pas coe ami son are planning on ncik- ii:g llh-ir home in Nebraska with her parents. They are well known in this city. Here From Lookingglass II. II. Jacohy, of Lookingglass, speuj sev eral hours In Kusebnrg yeMt'rday afternoon on hu.-iuev?. Mrs. Herman Shops Here Mrs. H. W. Herman, of Myrtle Creek, was in this city yesterday visiting friends and shopping. Camas Valley Business Visitor Joseph Wade, of Camas valley, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Spend Thursday In Roseburg Mr. and Mis. Seih Matthews and Maurice Matthews, of Fail creek, spent yeslerday at im noon in this city transacting business. Mr. Doerner Business Visitor A. Uoerner. of Melrose, wus a bust lusi visitor in this city yesterday. Dixonvilie Rancher Here C. F. Krogel. of Dixonvilie, was a busi ness visitor in Kosoburg yesterday. Mrs. Burke Spends Day Here ; Mis. W. L. Hurke. of Myrtle Creek, was in this city yesterday visiting i and shopping. J Mr. Chamberlin Business Visitor' Fred Chamberlain, of Looking- j mass, was u easiness visitor oeie esierday. Mr. Stanley Here on Business Oram Stanley, of Tenniile, was a business visitor in Itoseburg yes Coquille Man in Town H. T. Wimer. of Coquille, spent Thurs day in Hoseburg visiting friends and looking after business matters. Buys New Car In Roseburg A. M. liaird, of Azalea, transacted business In this city yesterday. He drove home a mw Ford car, which he purchased from the local agency. Go to Coquille on Business Roy Catching and Hick Jones, of Uie Hudon-Ksex garage, hdl Hose-; burg yesterday for Coquille, where they intend to spend a short time transacting business. DANCE K. P. Hall SATURDAY NIGHT December 14th Gents 75c Ladies Free Shop and Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Laltaut. of Wilbur, shopped and visited friends in this (dty Thursday afternoon. Business Visitors Thursday M. M. Cooper and Flynn Cooper, of (Jlengary. were business visitors in this city yesterday. Fred Coates. of Camas valley, visit ed friend and shopped in this ciiy yesterday afternoon. Here From Round Prairie George Ilurnett, of Round Prairie, spent Thuisday iu Roseburg visit ing relatives and friends. ' Shop and Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrott. of Garden val ley, spent Thursday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Spend Thursday' In Town Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meredith, of Rh-e creek, spent Thuisday in Roseburg visiting friends and shopping. Turk! Turk! Turk! See the Turkeys at j Oakland Friday and Saturday X CROWN FEEDS THE BIRDS! See our booth at the Turkey Show. Lookingglass Ranchers in Town R. L. Chamberlin and A. A. Ja cohy, of Lookinggla ss, were in this city yeslerday on business. Visit and Shop Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Steinhaur, of Happy valley, spent Thursday in this .city visiting friends and shopping. Buys Poultry Ranch W. P. Gra ham has purchased the poultry ranch belonging to M. T. Holm, of Suth.-rlin. Mr. Graham is a new ar rival from Montana and has taken possession of the new porperty and is doing some extensive im proving of the place. The sale was made through C. Walter Groves,) local realtor. 2BIJ NATURE'S BEHtDT ST..; 'M Take N? w tonight. Your oliminutivo n A organswill ho funrUoningprop- cHy by morning ntul your con j Btipation will end with a bowel 5 action tis freo and cimy na n.i 3 tare at licr best positively no 3 pr.in, no griping. Try it. I Mild, tafe, purely vegetable-' 1 Ul drugi;itlj - only 2Sc Fi:i:i. liki: a milijos. take N w iavk WITH SAIPCTV Gifts that Bring Beauty and Christ mas Cheer Christnins is a tiiup of joy anil lii'iiuly. Add In It by liinkini: your proseuts valu able alils to brauty. JONTEEL W COMBINATION SET S Consisting of pert nine, toilet water, face powder ami A roime, each permeated with 5 the charming Jonteel frag- p ranre. Sold only at Rexall Stores. f Ii is mlljc ewning social affair arouncl lljis season J lljal e Ijoliday finds, its spirit of joj so perfecilif B expressed' in, dance 6v sonj foslin.tjas of old. j jhe Smart Shop H provides- TyTcrTng fashions for lijcse orra sioasjwljicj) i-e an aided icsl b 11;? Xiiuis partj. i! A PRACTICAL PEF3V1ANENT g CHRISTMAS PRESENT Improve your home with some new "Built-ins Closets, $ French doors, New Front Door or some unfinished furni- ture to suit your ideas. We are prepared to serve you 1 Far Bureau Cooperative Exchange I Roseburg Oakland W AGENTS FOR 3 L. & H. Electric Ranges Bean Spray Pump Co. 5 Hood River Spray Co. John Deere Plow Co. H Sutherlin Spray Co. Hoosier and Milwaukee Pumpi TO DAY AND SATURDAY THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT WE HAVE EVER SHOWN The Four Marx Brothers in The COCOANUTS Yesterday's Crowds Simply Went Wild With Enthusiasm So Will You THE FOUR MARX BROS. in THE COCOANUTS LAUGH! You'll never know the meaning of the wcrd till you see THE FOUR MARX BROS. in THE COCOANUTS You may have liked Lloyd's, Chaplin or Arbuckle's bzsl, but you haven't seen anything yet THE FOUR MARX BROS. in THE COCOANUTS Wc want every man, woman and child in Douglas County to get the treat of their lives and see THE FOUR MARX BROS. THE COCOANUTS A WORD TO THE WISE-j-This engagement must positively end Saturday night. Ill Admission Mat. 1035 Eve. 1050 COME EARLY -- AND SAT. Today WM. BOYD "The Flying Fool" Comedy Newt Admission 10c-25c LIBERTY Modern Dance alTENMILE Saturday, December 14 Music by Roseland Entertainers Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies Free ANTLERS IB im vi i nf.ii1 vp t -( 'i Happy In His Work Sure Of His Future Few lines of work offer the truly able, ambitious, sincere and energetic young man the certainty of a happy and prosperous future that Safeway Men en joy. The Safeway Man shares in the profits he helps to create. His material prosperity is limited only by his own energy and ability and he enjoys a sense of satisfaction in performing an essential public service in the most efficient and economical manner. That's why you seldom or never see a discontented Safeway man. T ake Advantage of Safeway Savings Bread Milk Dates Twin lonves, 1 1 pound. This is a saving. Whole wheat or white. Maximum or Pet, leading in quality, sold at a low price. loaves . J5f Case Limit $3.93 New crop, golden Mal lowia variety. A dnte that is selected for quality and is clean. In bull:. lb 350 Flour Big K, the Northwest's finest hnrdwheat flour, (not a blend). A su perior flour for baking purposes. Sold the Safeway. 49,h.w . $1.83 Coffee Maximum or M. J. B., leaders in high grade vacuum packed coffee. lb. cans Sugar C. & H. pure cane, fine granulated. 10, , 550 Limit -v Salad Oil Pure southern cotton seed oil. Unexcelled for cook ing nnd making salads. Bring your container. In bulk. Gallon Canned Fruit Maximum or Del' Monte peaches and ap ricots. The highest qual ity tree ripened fruit for flavor. Lgc. No 2J Oleomargarine Crux, the largest selling quality margarine in the west. Economical at ..$1i19 3 n3. Cereal Dina-Mite, the new cor rective cereal made from wheat bran and flax. Rolled Oats Sperry's quick cooking or regular. Serve a hot breakfast. Soup .450 Heinz genuine Cream of Tomato. Just heat and scivc for the best flavor. Package .230 '9,,,. bgs 490, 6, Safeway Candie3 for Christmas Have you noticed the unusually fine quality of Safeway Holiday Candies this year, the brilliance of the pieces, the apparent quality of the handsome French Creams and as sorted Chocolates made in our own Candy Factory. Safeway invites your inspection nnd comparison. Minimum handling charges means savings for you. French Creams Handmade assorted Creams and Jelly Cuts, beautiful tastv creations from Safewny's own candy kitchen. Good candy always costs less at Safeway. Lb. 3 lbs .290 .790 Fancy Chocolates Fancy assortment of high grade Chocolates, contain ing Creams, Crisps, and Chews. A truly delicious confection made in our own factory. Satin Mix TV popular type of as sorted hard candies, pil low shapes, stnws, cuts of medium size, vacuum cooked, bright and glossy. 3 lb. box 9 ' 3 ib .390 Mixed Nuts Fancy assortment of soft shell walnuts, almonds, filberts, brazils, and pe cans. All new crop. Lb. 3 250 .680 Pastry Flour Lily White, you will soon be making tempting pas tries. Let Safeway help you by suggesting Lily White. 8 lb. bags .490 M Cabbage Large solid white heads. Per pound . u Potatoes Klamath Netted Gems, while they last f 0 7C per cwt I w Soap Ivory or Palmolive, lead ers in bath and toilet soaps. You know the quality. 4 bars 270 jj Bananas it Golden ripe for salad and lunches. 4" pounds 230 WE DELIVER QUANTITY Store No. 255, Roseburg, promptly. ri ion If !:r:'r I! COEN LUMBER COMPANY 1 I nunc Lju If a . - Vl J-