Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 21, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti Local News Here From Glengary Frank El lison, of Olenxary, was in Hose burs yesterday afternoon on busi ness. Mr. Miller Visitor Here Milton Miller, of Wilbur, was a business visitor in t his city yesterday after noon. ' Mr. Jacoby In Town on Business B. A. Jacoby, of Lookingglass, was a business visitor -in this city yesterday. Oakland Visiter IT. G. Light bark, of Oakland, transacted busi ness in this city yesterday after , noon. Mr. Rackley in Town John Rackley, of Melrose, was a busi ness visitor in this city Monday afternoon. Here From Glide F. S. Blake ley, of Glide, spent several hours in this city yesterday transacting business. Melrose Visitor George Ander son, of Melrose, spent Monday af ternoon in this city transacting business. Here From Lookingglass H. B. Jacoby, of Lookingglass, spent yesterday In this city transacting business. Mr. Kellogg Is Visitor Floyd Kellogg, of Oakland, transacted business in this city yesterday af ternoon. Mr. Stafford Here Yesterday J. F. Stafford, of Oakland, was a business visitor In this city yester day afternoon.1 Mr. Hall Here on Business Stewart Hall, of South Deer Creek, spent Monday in this city trans acting business. Mr. Byron Here on Business Fred Byron, of Olalla, spent yes terday afternoon in this city trans acting business. Mr. Williams In Town J. P. Williams, Dtllard melon grower, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Mr. Woodruff Business Visitor Virgil Woodruff, of Melrose, spent Monday afternoon in this city transacting business. Mrs. Hatfield Shops Here Ms. E. Hatfield, of Dixonville,- spent yesterday in this city shopping and visiting friends. Spends Monday in Riddle E. R. Kenny, of the Douglas Merchants' association of this city, spent V'Monday In Riddle on business. . V s s Dixonville Couple Shop Here Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ingrain, of Dix onville, spent Monday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Spend Monday In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Victor Phipps, of Azalea, spent Monday In this city visiting friends and shopping. Glendale Visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Jantzer, of Glendale, spent Monday in this city transacting business and visiting friends. Spends Sunday at Umpqua Mrs. May Pyron, of this city, was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Green at their home in Umpqua on Sun day. Here From Garden Valley Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Krantz. of Garden Valley, spent several hours in thii city yesterday shopping and visit-J ing friends. Undergoes Operation In Port landMrs. O. V. Logsdon, of Rid dle, underwent a major operation in Portland today. Mr. Logsdon jnd a daughter are in Portland Willi Mrs. Logsdon. Go to Astoria Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lockwood, of this cify. left the first of the week for A'st.nr': , where Mrs. Lockwood wilt uuciei-gc; a major operation. Mrs. Lock wood's aunt, Mrs. F. IT. Vincil, re sides in that city. Returns to This City Miss Mar Jorie Knight, of this city, has re turned to this city, after spending Sunday in Eugene, where she vis ited her brother. Bill Knight, a student at University of Oregon law school. Leave for Eugene Mrs. W. Fest and two daughters. Mrs. E. O. Trozelle, of Cleveland, and Miss Marguerite Fest of this city, left this ' morning for Eugene, where they will spend the day on business and pleasure. Myrtle Creek Women In Town .Mrs.' Bowman and Mrs. Owens, of Vlyrtle Creek, spent Monday in TTils city visiting Mrs. Jess Bow man, who is a patient of Roseburg General hospital. Mrs. Owens is the mother of Mrs. Bowman. Spend Sunday (n Medford Mr. and Mrs. George PariB and two children and Mrs. Paris' motlfer, Mrs. D. H. Kinsey. of this city, spent Sunday In Medford visiting friends. Mr. Paris is head sales man in the local safeway store. 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 yon? G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 118 Cms St. Phon 417 I Oakland Visitor George Wilcox of Oakland spent yesterday in this city transacting business. Mr. Powell Is Visitor Leland Powell, of Dixonville, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday. Mr. Paulson Is Visitor R. W. raul son, of lirockuay, was a busi ness visitor In this city yesterday. Winston Visitor M. B. Green, of Winston, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Here on Business Jess Sham brook, of Umpqua, spent several hours in this city yesterday on business. Mr. Aiklns In Town A. L. Aik ins, of Riddle, spent several hours in this city yesterday transacting business. Transacts Business In Roseburg O. C. Trozelle, of Cleveland, spent Monday in this city trensacting business. Mr. Scott Here on Business Thomas Scott, of Melrose, spent yesterday in this city transacting business. Mr. McKay Here on Business Robert McKay, of Brockway, spent several hours in this city yester day on business. Garden Valley Man Here Ches ter Fisher, of Garden Valley, trans acted business in this city yester day afternoon. Umpqua Visitor King Carlyle, of Umpqua, spent several hourB in this city yesterday afternoon on business. Mr. Bogard Here for Dav Wil liam Bogard. of Round Prairie, was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Azalea Couple Here for Day Mr. and Mrs. James Clare, of Azalea, were in this city yester day visiting friends and shopping. Sutherlin Visitor Thomas Rldg way, California Oregon Power company employe nt Sutherlin. was a business visitor In this city yesterday. Returns From Week-End Trip Carl Black, of this city. haB re turned after spending the week end in Eugene, where he visited friends. Go to Camas Valley on Business Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber, of this citv. spent Monday in Camas Valley transacting business for the local Oregon bakery. -.. Still. III., at Home MIsb Nedra Clnrk is sHll 11) at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark. She Is a member of the -local tele phone office staff. Days Creek Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. Alice Rachor, of Days Creek, spent Mon day in this citv visiting friends and transacting business. Spends Yesterday in Roseburg Mrs. Albert S. Martin, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday in this city with her husband, who is a pa tient of Roseburg General hospi tal. Leaves for Portland Hosoital Woodlev Stenhenson. of this city, left last, evenlnc for the Veterans' hospital In Portland. He was ac roninanied bv his mother, Mrs. J. G. Stephenson. Spend Snday Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowlev. of Eueene, snent Sunday in this citv visiting Mr. and Mr. Herbert Oulne and Miss Mattie Perrv. Mrs. Rowley Is a sister of Miss Perry. Lav Yesterday for Medford T,. N. Tlroadhent. of Mpdfnrd. and .Tnrk Cnnnlnehnm, of Roseburpf. lpft yesterday for Medford on a biisinepfl trin. Mr. Brgadhent snent lie week-end In this city visiting friends. Rexall White Pine. Tar and Wild Cherry Compound 1 50 cents H V This time-tested couph syrup relieves tiKht congestion jv J qulc kly. Soothes and clears 1 JgJ the throat, brings you blessed Jifj relief from that stubborn. A hacking cough. Sold only at V Rexall Stores. g V V Nathan Fullerton V v ta &xclII Vrvt Storm ? & ROSEBURG, OREGON lAVe w. iapktV iall ROSEBURG Here From Winston Lyman Skinner, fruit rancher at Wiusion, was a business visitor ill this city Monday. Spends Day in Roseburg Mrs. Roscoe Conu, of Melrose, spent yeaterday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Spends Monday In Roseburg Mrs. C. J. Bjerg, of Kiversdiile, spent yeaterday in this city visit ing friends ami shopping. Mr. Melton Here on Business William .Melton, of South Deer creek, spent several hours yester day at the county agent's office on business. . Lookingglass People Here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson and .Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur V-rsh, of Look- lnKRiass, spent Aionday after noon in this city visiting friends and shopping. Returns to Portland M. W. Bergh left yesterday for Portland, where he has been wurking for the past several months. Ho spent the week-end in this city visiting his wife and daughter. Called to Oakland by Illness N. P. Hannah, of Tenmile, was called to Oakland, Oregon, last week by the serious illness of his father. According to word receiv ed here, he is still critically ill. Spends Week-End In Roseburg ieiaua uastor, ot urants Pass, spent the week-end in this city vis iting friends. He is employed by the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company and is a former Roseburg resident. , Returns to Eugene I-eo Wil liams has returned to his work in Eugene, after spending Sunday in this city visiting his mother. Mrs. Elsie Williams, on South Jackson street. He Is working for the Southern Pacific company in Eugene. Visiting Relatives Here Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Hall, of Green Springs, Orecon. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Effle Schwartz of this city. Mrs. Hall, a daughter of Mrs. Schwartz, has been ill for the past several days. She Is well known here linvfiitr ,1... local schools. Spend Monday in Roseburg Mr. and Mm nnnnro i, of South Deer Pr-wolr ennnt .. day in-this city visiting at (he nome or their daughter. Mrs. Maurice Weber. 'Mrs.' Mary Bom brake and Mrs. Emma E.ickaon of tl.i cltv retnrnpil in !..,.. v il; them. The former will :(-nii .the winter ns their guest. IJpBH55IsEErHlSK5I Our 1930 Booklet Feeds and Feeding Just Off the Press This Booklet contains a complete descrip tion of all UMPQUA BRAND POULTRY rttlJa also valuable suggestions brooder care and feeding. Call or write the mill and your copy will be mailed to you at once.' The Douglas County Flour Mill "El . Koseburg, Oregon Your Thrills Start TODAY Plus Two Talking Acts 'Radio Rhythm' Rudie Valle and his band and "What Do I Care" NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, Here From Myrtle Creek Miss Madge M. Gazley, of Myrtle Creek, was a visitor in this city yesterday. Visits and Shops Mrs. Ira B. Poole, of Canyonville. was In Rose bars yesterday visiting and shop ping. Miss Cripp Spends Day Here Miss Henrietta Crli'P. of Riddle, Bpent yesterday in this city visiting friends and shopping. Camas Valley Couple in Town Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred lirown, of Camas Valley, were business visi tors in this city yesterday. Southern Pacific Man Here J. H. Mulkey, general freight and trafrte manager of the Southern Pacific company out of Portland, transacted business with J. E. Clark' at the local office yester day. Visitina Relatives at Tenmile Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Hannah, of Oil tak. Alaska, are the housetguests of Mr; nnd Mrs. N. T. Hannah nt Tenmile for several days. They will return north the latter part of the week. Leaves for Sn Francisco J. T). Osborn. local Southern Pacific telegraph operator, has gone to San FranclHco, where hp will en ter the Southern Pacific hospital for medical treatment. He has been 111 nt his home In West Roseburg for the past two weeks. Stop Here Over Nlqht Mr. and Mrs A. T. Fraley. of Underwood. Washington. ptnnp'Ml In this eilv overnight pi the )"iir Pilosis of Mrs. IT. J. Frear. They have been enjovlng a vacation nt const points for the TiBst several weeks and are on , their way back to Wash ington. Leave for Portland Today Mr. nnd Mrs. William Larson, of South Pine street, left this morning for Portland, where they will attend the double wedding of Miss Kthol Willett to Glenn Mlodgett nnd Miss Vnomi Hamilton to Itert niodqett. The wedding will lake place In Sa. Johns church of Portland. Mr. Lar son Is employed at the C. A. Lock wood garage. Return to Myrtle Poinf Martin Sprague and Earl Hamilton re turned to Myrtle Point yesterday, after spending tho week-end in this city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Sprngue is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sprasue on South Main street. Mr. Hamilton is manager of nnd Mr. Sprague is a salesman in the Safeway store at Myrtle Point. on Phone 13 ' anALL TALKING PI C I II R F Watch out for the mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu he is hypnotic strange, men acing his very presence on earth strikes fear in the hearts of multitudes. YOU'LL GASP! YOU'LL SCREAM I YOU'LL SHIVER! Don't try to resist it's bound to get youl ADMISSION Mat. 10-35 Eve. 10-50 ANTLERS Here on Business Frvd Rich mond, of Kiddle, is a buHiitess visitor in this city today. Glide Visitor Frank Strader. of Glide, was a business visitor here yeaterday afternoon. Dixonville Visitor George New port, of liixoiiville, spent a short lime in this city yeaterday on busi ness. Mr. Good Here From Melrose David (lucd. of MHrose, spent Monday afternoon in IloseburK on business. Mr. Btakeley Visitor Pete nitikeley, of Glide, whs a business visitor in this city yesterday aft ernoon. Mr. Meredith In Town M. M. Meredith, of LookinmMasn, spent severul hours in this city yester day on. business. Discharged From Hospital Fred Jobe, of Days creek, has been dis charged from Mercy hospital, aft er being a patient there for the past several days. Leaves Roseburg Yesterday Mrs. O. J. Mcintosh, of Devils Lake, North Dakota, left this city yesterday, after spending the week-end visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Church. She is nn aunt of Mrs. Church and has been spending the past week at ! Marshfield as the house guest of j Mrs. Church's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davis. She will stop at sev eral places in Oregon on her re turn trip to North Dakota. AVOID THAT FUTURE SHADOW By refraining from over indulgence, if you would maintain the modern figure of fashion Fashion revels in the soft, en chanting curves of the modern figure. Don't sacrifice that grace ful contour by permitting your eyes to be bigger than your stom ach. Be moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. Eat healthfully but not immoder ately. When tempted to treat your self too well, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach, light a lucky instead. Coming events cast their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding Over-indulgence if you would maintain the modern, alluringly rounded figure. lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette you ever smoked, made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTED." Every one knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not only re moves impurities but adds to the flavor and improves the taste. 66 Be Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing lucky Strlka Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We do declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky",instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a coast-to-coast network of the N. B. C JANUARY 21,1930. Mr. Kamn UrA nn Ruiim era I hours in this city yesterday transacting business. CanyonviMe Visitor Mrs. A. M. Slmefter, of Canyonville. is spend ing a few days in this city visiting friends and shopping. Camas Valley Visitors N. II. Kirkeudnhl und T. 1 .aw son, of Camus Valley, were hiiMineas visi tors in this city yeaterday. Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day. of Portland, are in this city for several days on business. Mr. Day is un insurance, man. Eugene Business Man Here V. L. Stark, of Stark Ilrothers' nur sery, of Ktigene, is n bushwES visitor in this city this week. Transacting Business Here Mr. and Mrs. A, II. Kuhn, of Ho quiam, Washington, are spending several days in this city on busi ness. Mr. Kuhn is a prominent lumberman and sawmill owner at Hoquiam. John R. Kelly SHEET METAL WORKS Heating and Ventilating If It can be made of Sheet Metal We Can Make. It 444 N. Jackion St. Phone 466 ROSEBURG, OREGON 2!12mwi SHADOW ) ) ft&w. "Coming events cast their shadows before" It's toasted" Wiring Material Specials' No. 14 R. C. Wire $7.40 M. No. 8 R. C. Wire $23.00 M. 60 Amp. 250 V. 3 Pole, externally Op. Switch $6.50 30 Amp. 125 V. 2 Pole externally Op switch $1.35 9x16x4 Cabinet Box $1.25 6x9x4 Cabinet Box 90c 100 Amp. 250 V. Knife Switch $1.00 Porcelain Knobs, split $1.90 C. Porcelain Tubes 90cX Drop Cord $1.75 C. 3!-inch Outlet Box Rosettes 10c 3-inch Outlet Box Recepts 17 Key Sockets 17c Chain Pull Sockets 22c i-inch Conduit 08c 3-inch Conduit ; 10c Loom, 7-32 $2.00 Cf liU Weatherproof Sockets t& c c...:..i ..ctj. miLiic. I ii Flush Switches 3',-inch Outlet Boxes 10c Cleat Recepts 10c CASH 10 discount all ranges 10 days. ROSEBURG ELECTRIC THREE 15c oc in 1930, Th. Amric.D Tobacco Co.. Mfrs.