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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1930. .. Sunday at the r Churches The Methodist Church, Diltard Circuit. Jra K. Kankin, jMirJior. Th Sumlny morning senium at Look tntglass will be on Hie Kiihj.-:t : "Th Mystery of Hviiemplioii". This will ', (llustrattil with a donioiiHi ration v. Hit cIiwiiIcuIh. The Sunday evening subject will be: "What Does IVntcosl .Mean Today?" The evangelistic meei IngH will probably continui throughout next wm-Ic. Itev. II. W. Kumn.ell will preach at Camas Valley Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock, and at Tenmile Sunday evening at 7:300. The Dillard Kp worth League will meet Sunday evening at 7:00 o'clock. The Ten mile young people's meeting will be at ti :.. J!ev. and .Mis. Ira l)u 'in us will begin evuugellKiie meet at the Camas Valley eh inch .Sunday morning, January l!t. You me always welcome at each nnd all ot the aervices. "O Pmdse tlie Lord.' by the choir; fliiiiiteite, "Take Time to He Holy," Da'ft Strange tenor, Kltde (:. Strum: hporano. Mrs. Inez Strange ullo. Chart. Stanton hatttt; postiude. llaydt n. K veiling Prelude, "Flow er Kong", by Lange; chiiiu-g, "Abide With Me"; soprano solo, ".My TaKk," Klsle C. Strang; of fertory, "Flee an a Uird"; post- lude, Scherzo-Ka:onie. Elsie Carle-1 ton Sintiig, choir director; Frau cub l.intoii, orgHiiiHl. Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Glendale Presbyterian Church. J. . K. Howard, paHtor. Sligblly 'nnowail In but we are digging out. Next Hundtiy will mark the heuln- 'ning of a aerlea of nteetingK dejil- ing with the vital thingK of rr IlRion and life. The pastor will speak each evening. There will be .'good iiiuhIc, also. What is Chris tianity? Can science displace n Itgfon? What is wrong with the church? Whut Ih wron; with yon? Why the rising tide of crime? ' These and ol her vital ojiestions will be dlHcuBRed. Have you a question? Ilrlng it along. I. el uh dlacUHS this Ihing v;e call religion. A -fiueKtlon box will he a feature. Now that buHinesK and tnihwtry lmVe come to the Hlack Hanon, e us give our attention to ihingK that one day we will see are para mount to bualness and Industry. Elkton First M. E. Church. The rhlireh with a welcome for iUl. Fred Iri Jenkins, pnslnr. Sunday school 10 a. in.; Mrs. Mary Heck ley, superintendent; classes for nil ages. Morning worship 11 o'clock; subject, "The Key lo Sueress". Kpworth League 7 p. m. (u young people's service) ; topic, "Finding Harriers Hetwoeu Kconomie, So cial and Cultural Croups"; Miss Iris Haines, president. K veiling .worship 8 o'clock; Hiibjeet. "Fish ing". Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7: lilt. Junior Lesgue Sat unlay afternoon 2:)1; Mrs. Jen kins, superintendent, Mrs. Rich rmlpon assistant. January 10. offl . clal board meeting. Dr. Marry, our . district superintendent, will be with us and preach the mornlm! sermon, January lit;. Afler the ser ; mon we will enjoy a banket dinner which will he followed by Ihe nuiir li'rly eonference. We are planning special rally services for I lie Kp worth l,eimip. Fein miry Hi-Hi, In rluslve. Let us work together for the upbuilding of (lod's kingdom. ,.. Presbyterian Church Ilibl school (i:4'i; Senator II. ,, Kddy, vupetintendetit ; classes for all ' ftig,es and callable I enehers ; fi ve ! ,iJeee orchest ra. Morning worsh 1 1 '-t 11 o'clock. Itev. Alexander Muir '"lien, our new pastor, will preach ' In Ihe morning and again in the ; evening at 7:110 o'clock. Subject of the morning sermon, "The Coin nieice of (iod"; evening mi h 'eel. "The Prevailing Kin of Today hat Is It?" Jesus loosed Ills wrath against It. Many persons , are committing It, unconsciously. What is II? Chrlslliin Kndcavor 1 t:'ll) p. m.; leader, Maijorie Min cer. Bible Htudy iiml pniyer service Wednesday evening. 7: Hi. followed by choir practice at 8:15. "The .wages of sin Is death, but the gilt of (iod Is eternal life through JtHua Christ our Lord." . First Christian Church. W. It Build, pastor. Itible school at it: I." ; n.'in.: 1). I', Can, superintendent Miirnlug worship begins al li):.ri Mrs. W. M. Campbell will speak on Itlbie leaching In tin- Knm bltrm Publtr Schools". Young Pee pK'x Christian Kndeavor al 11 : :it) p. m. Kventug evangelistic service lit 7:30. The pastor will preach on the subject , "There- a Keason". This is (he second sermon of a Herles Ihe titles of which are tak en from prominent ndvertisemeutH. The musical program by the choir and on Ihe pipe organ will be as , follows: Morning - Organ Prelude i bv Congone; "Hock of ' Ages." ' chimes; oft'ertorv, "At la" I Si. Paul) by Mendelssohn ; A ul hem, First Church of Christ, Scientist, ItlU K. Uouglas street. Hegular i service Sunday at 11:00 a. ni.; sub-j Ject, "Samament". Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a. in. All up to I the age of twenty years are we.!-1 come. The .Wednesday evening meetings are at H;0U o'clock audi ttitimoui'.'s of healing through Christian Science are given. The I reading room in the front of the church edifice is open dally, ex J cept Sundays ami holidays, from 2:ou to 4:00 p. m., where the Ilible and aii authorized Christian Sci ence literature may lie read, bor rowed or purchased. The public is cordially Invited to attend the church services and use the read fug room. Methodist Episcopal Church. Church school, L. K. Cood bourn, superintendent. Morning service 11 o clock; subject, "'Ihe Christ ot Kvery Hoad". Anthem. "Abide With Me," (Petrle) by choir; loci-' dental solo, Mrs. iticliard Corn. 1 Kpworth League li:iI0 p. in . ; iJelus Itichardson, president and leader. : Kvenlug service 7: o'clock; sub ject, "Disciple Winners . I here i will be a ln-ariy welcome at all of1 these services. Special announce-' ments for the study of Pentecost. I Charles A. Kdwards, minister. Free Methodist Church, 1'Ml I (award a veil uh. West Kosehu rg. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preach ing at 11 a. in. Kvcnlng service at 7:.'lo. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday eveiilnn at 7:30. You are cordially Invited to these ser vices. V. M. Abbott, pastor. Baptist Church, Glide. Mible school in o'clock. Lessons are on the 1HV of Christ this quarter. At tendance is good may we make 11 bi'tier? Church service 11 o'clock; sermon, Clyde Heard, Kosehurg. This will he a worthwhile hour for all. Do not miss 11. The mes sage 'will help you in the beginning of this beautiful new year. It. Y. P. If. evening service time, seven o'clock; subject, "What Are Kotno (iood Life Kules for Us?"; leader. Miss Helen liond. We Invlle you to any or all of these services. Bible Standard Temple opens Sunday school at 10: on o'clock sharp. Kveiyone welcome lo come and study the lllhle with us. "Study lo Blunv lliyselt approved unto God, u workman that need ed! not lo be ashamed, rightly di vining Ihe word of truth." Morn lug worship al ii o clock. Preach ing by Itev. Lester tillmon. Come and help us lo bo stronger soldiers of tfhe cross. Preaching at 7:45 ugufln by.Hev. L. tillwon. We want uveryAno who has no church home to tome. You will receive a real lYcfcomc. This evening, Friday, Jahuuiy in, we are glad to have a hospital inlssionery witli us. He will bring the message. He sure to come, one ii ml ail, and bring Ihe sick for he says Ihe Lord is alive today lo heal the sick. He has had wonderful experiences among Ihe sick people. It you tail to come you will miss a blessing of the Lord. Hrother John Mcolick of San Francisco Is the mlssiuu-ery. SOUTH DEER CREEK ( Nrw Kf-viru lmiUi I'uiiiiiy 'vb1) soi'Tii ni-:i;n chkfk. Jan. n. Mr. and Mrs. It. Cox ol Kosehurg spent Suiulay at Hie home of Hie lonuer s tiither, J. W, Cox of South Deer Creek. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. lletts of Kose hurg spent Sunday at the II. K. itlood home. , Tom Melton spent the week end with Ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Melton, Sr., ol South Deer Creek. Mism Amies Weal hei lord Is spending a few days at the 11. K. inood home. Mrs. Kuth Klmllay was a caller at the W. D. Kelly home Wednes day. Alva Hunter and Wil'1 itn llailey are hauling planks Tor a new bridge at the Kelly home. HOUSE DRESSES, $5.00 A new Hue ol dollar dresses 111 Plain color or tigured materials ..HHortd styles and colors. Look llieiu oer at Can's. -Adv. ent for ths meeting, which will Champion Speller; peoples' religious activities. Itev. ltaiid is to present the closing ad- urets auuuay sihicuuub. BILL SUSPENDS DUES ON IRRIGATED TRACTS Indus', Mv 4 Iti i i, 'A WA8HINOTO.V, Jan. 9. The Ieaviu bill to suspend payment of all const ruction charges against lands in federal reclamation pro jects classified as temporarily un ttroductlve until the properly ia ad JtfHged productive, was approved today by the house reclamation committee. The measure a:so would provide that during the period in which payments on construction charges are suspended any payments previ ously made on such areas would he credited to the construction charge on productive areas. Truck registrations excluding Ford and Chevrolet from January to November of in California show that Dodge sold more than twice as many as its nearest com petitor, and from three to four times as many as the other leading companies. Let J. O. Newhind A Son, local Iodge truck dealers, dnmonstrate these trucks to you. Adv. Arundel, piano tun si. Phone 1S9-L. . rw ii gum m mi mi m mi i ramwwi"i"MrrTMMiTB' Read These Prices See These Cars Let us show you what your used car dollar is worth this year. Our used car prices are the lowest in town Buy at '"Blue Book" valuations. 1928 Dodge Brothers Senior Sedan . $795 1925 Hudson Broughm Sedan 250 1923 Buick Standard Coupe 565 LIBERAL TERMS Gordon's Garage Marie Densch, 1.1, of Ilrowns- vilie, 1'ope county, is Illinois' cham pion speller for V.i2it. She won tlie Litie at the annual contest at tne opeiihiK session of Ihe Illinois StaLe 'I catchers' association, at the stale house in Springfield. The conies tun lb spelled 22t words before win ners were selected. COUNTERFEITING OUTFIT FOUND IN RAID IN SPOKANE DR. NERBAS DENTIST Palnlftst Extraction Gaa When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phone 488 Masonic Bldg. (AiiiK'iatl I'rrKB I-oam'l Win) HPOKANti, Wash., Jan. !. With the seizure of moulds for counter feit Iiik half dollars and the arrest of Clyde Hilton, Hil, police and fed eral Investigators today believed they mifchl be on the trail of a tint,' of spurious coin manufactur ers. Ilillnn, who bad been under su spicion since lasL fall when a raid on a residence produced only manufacturing equipment and well copied AO-rent pieces, did not have any or the coins with him when taken. Hilton, police delect Ives said, lived a few doors from the house raided, and his subsequent activities directed suspicion to him. Serjeant liu Martin, of thu po lice detect iv .division, had bveii search ins several mon f lis for the source of a flood of counterfeit hall dollars when Hilton was tak en, lie was chained with posses sing equipment tor the munutac ture of counterfeit inn coins, and uuh lo he turned over to federal authorities. ATTEND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES' RALLY V. It. llalrd. pastor or the lo cal Christian church, accompanied by Ota and Nellie t.uce, Helen Wilson and Owen Walker, let! this afternoon for Kuwne. where they will attend a three-day rally lor the young people of the Christian churches of the Btate. Several hun dred young people from all parts of Oregon are expected to be pres- Often (Jot So Weak She Couldn't Walk "After two years' mt'l'erlim; will; stomach trouble I am w ell and etrong a vain and Sargon gets all the credit for my wonderful im provement ! V. " ,V-s" , Over 500,000 Automobile accidents occur each year. - Is your automobile Insured? The prudent motorist carries adequate protection. This agency writes all lines of auto mobile insurance. The cost Is reasonable. May we serve you? G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cats St. Phon. 417 Phone 263 MRS. R. E. MENSOR ; "lnrkn'ii-.'.n ami ulinoiini; couU ' Ifl't mi Willi slniniii h troilhli1 unil tliiliL;i-stiin IIihi niillilliK Kt't'tntnl to tuiniTi. 1 w;is sn weak Dial I liiMililn't i;rt up stalls witliutit intli tim nri.'lt Uf hy tln ImnniMiM-s ami ntli-ii I t'ouliln't u all. ut all. 1 was ; toiTi'il to i-oiitlniiiilly laki' liiMlllM's ! tor c olinl Ipai Inn Htul I ait so ni'l iv.u 1 iliilut Unnw what H was to lliai.1 a :onl umlit's sU't'P- "Sniyiin built ut' and al ri'Mirtlit'it i ll my wlioli' sysii'in! My sionim h is In iM'rti'it lomliluiii. my ihmii-s aiv i .lav.-il. 1 slri-t' Ii It,- a Wiilil ami am so alrtt anil toll tl imi'ity 1 Itunlly Know nsi'll for tlio shiii.' (ifison. SaiKim I'llls iiviMiatiii' tuy roust inal ion anil iviMilali-il mo )or li i lly."- Mi .i 1!. K. Mi'UMir, 725 I'lilul Ar K . Son 1 1 lo. Nathan Fullerton, The Rexall store. Ror.ffbmo; Biirton'3 Plijrtlidi.y. I Hcetitport, agent. Ailv. 1928 Dodge Victory Sedan. Has monopiece body and iri. ternal hydraulic brakes. : 1925 " Dodfje Deluxe Sedan. " Run1 17,500 miles. Has ei4t ' cedent mohair upholstery and 5 disc wheels. 1926 Dodge Special Sedan. Run less than 15,000 miles. Has 5-bearing crankshaft, natural wood wheels, and Spanish grain leather uphol sterv. 4 1925 Dodge Coupe. Original finish is bright. Has had ex cellent care. 1925 Dodge Coupe. Repainted and reconditioned to make good buy. 1924 Dodge Coach. Two-tone color job makes it unusually good looking. A dependable closed car. 1926 Chevrolet Sedan. Com pletely reconditioned. Has new tires all around. 1928 Pontiac Coach. Run less than 8,000 miles. Looks like new and has had perfect care. 1925 Buick Coupe. In excellent - runnine condition. A real buy for the man who gets it. 1922 Buick Touring. This car is a far better car than its, years ..would indicate. It's near modern in appearance. 1925 Essex Sedan. Looks and runs like new. Nice seat cov ers have protected the cush ions so they are like new. Run about 12,000 miles. 1927 Star Coach. Has been re conditioned to give real ser vice. Here's a chance for low-priced six-cylinder trans portation. 1926 Ford Touring. Motor, body and chassis have been thoroughly overhauled. Has 85 tires. 1926 Overland Sedan. As near a new car as one can buy. Has been wonderfully well kept it's 11,000 miles. 1927 Dodt?e 1-ton truck. Al most new tires, good cab and strong bed. Ford 1-ton truck without start er. Has been overhauled, has i;ood tires, has newly relined bands. Motor runs like a clock. ! 1922 Oakland Touring. This, car tins had excellent care, j and has been comparatively: little used. AI L THESE CARS CARRY j THE MONEY-BACK GUAR ANTEE. ! Newland Motor Company Rytuo. 0'cu,un Phone 4d 103 rr' ill f3 103 238 Sjll H3 ROSEBURG AND SUTHERLIN t Saturday and Monday, January 11th & 13th 2-DAYS ONLY-TWO BIG DAYS -2 Birthday Sale Special Values Now comes the climax of a year of wonderful values. Our great Western-wide Birth day Celebration Sale the biggest food event in our history is here! Carloads of your favorite foods from the finest producing centers are gathered here for you at economi cal prices. Our stores bright with food displays, pennants and banners our sales people ready, eager to assist you welcome you here. Come celebrate with us! You'll profit by it! ' FLOUR "MacMarr" Hard Wheat, 49 lb. sack.. 4 sacks .. , Ml lUU TOMATOES Local Pack, 0 R P 2 cans L J U 9 cans .. .....$1.00 SYRUP "Stone's" Cane and Maple, makes good cakes P Q P better, 5 lbs 0 3l RAISINS Thompson's Seedless, 0 Q 0 4 1b. pkg ZOu PRESERVES Kerr's 'excellent quality, CQp 31b. jar D3ll COFFEE "MacMarr" Supreme, .C 3 lbs $1i25 ST. BEANS Standard pack, O C n 2 cans ZUU Scans SIlOO CATSUP 25c 3 bottle 6dC SALMON Tall tins, pink, Q C n 2 tins OJu PORK & BEANS Van Camp's medium, cheaper than bulk, 3 cans T CORto "MacMarr" Del Maiz , 0 Cn 2 cans U Ju 6 cans uUU RICE wholesome food, 01 O fi OliUU Heinz, bottle "Blue Rose," long grain, a wholest 14 lbs. PINEAPPLE "Sweet Treat," fancy O Q n sliced, 1 can ZuU 4 cans WESSON OIL For frying or salads, quart 49c 28c SHORTENING Swift's Jewel, PI OQ 8 lb. pail 0 I U 53 PRODUCE SPECIALS SPUDS Fancy Yakima Gems, 01 I C 50 lb. bag 0 I IT J CELERY- CARROTS BANANAS Clean bulk, 8 lbs BROCCOLI 25c Golden Ripe, 4 lbs ONIONS 17c Well bleached stalks, 1 Qn Local, white heads, 1 Qn Fancy Yellow Danvers. 1C 2 for I Oil 2 for I Oil 6 lb,. I fS fi - - W V SMOKED MEATS SIDE BACON PICNIC HAMS BACON SQUARES Sugai cured, per Il. 32c lr"cuted' 23c rPe0rr!byi"gor8easoning' 20c $5.00 Orders Delivered Free, Sma U Orders 10c, Sugar Excepted.