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7 ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1930. THREE Local News Tenmile Visitor Here Today Mia. Marie Gt'rty, of Tenmile, spent Friday in this city visiting truutla and shopping. Mr. Aikins Here From Riddle A. L. Aikins, of Kiddle, was a bii' mss visitor here yesterday alter noon. Marshfield Couple Here Mr and Mru. U. c. 1-inluy, of .lursh fudd, spent yesterday in this city on business. Day8 Creek Visitor in Town I). K. Spaur, of Duya creek, tians nrrted business in tills ciiy yt'ttler day. Here on Business Thursday Ellis Coon, of Dillard, was a busi ness visitor in this cily Thurs day afternoon. Here From Myrtle Creek H. Hurst, of Myrtle Creek, transacted business in Koseburg Thursday afternoon. Mr. Conn Here on Business James Conn, of Melrose, spent sev eral hours in this city yesterday transacting business. Mr. Smith Here From Sutherlin A. G. Smith, of Sutherlin, .was a 'business visitor In Itoseburg yes--terday afternoon. Mr. Bacon Transacts Business George Bacon, of Iwokingglass. transacted business in this city Thursday afternoon. Yoncalla Visitor in Town A. C. Wilson, of Yoncalln, spent Tburs day afternoon in Roseburg trans acting business. Here From Lookingalass An drew Jacoby, of LookinuKliiss. was n business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. Mrs. Rice Here Thursday Mrs. E. L, Rice, of Days creek, visited friends and shopped in this cily Thursday afternoon. Canyonvllle Visitor in Town Krmil HrigKS.'of Canyonvllle, spent Thursday afternoon In this city transacting business. Mr. Winslow Here Thursday M. WIiirIow, of Oakland, spent Thursday afternoon in this city transacting business. Myrtle Creek Visitor Here Mrs. Gould. Myrtle Creek Mail report er, spent Thursday In Hoseburjr transacting business. Mrs. Wilson Shops Here Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Camas Valley, shopped and visited in Koseburg yesterday afternoon. Looklngglass Visitor Ernest Voorhies, of Tx)okinpKl:iRR. wns n business visitor In Roseburg Thursday afternoon. VMr. Faust'ls Business Vlsltoi Arthur Faust, of Oiendnle, spent .several hours in tblfl city yester day transacting business. Melrose Visitor in Ross'iu-n Kennetii Conn, of Melrose. spnt yesterdav afternoon in thl-V city transacting business. Returns From Eugene Jack Throne has returned to his home in Roseburg, nfler spending a day In Eugene visiling friends. Ill at Home Miss Rlanrhc Reed, deputy In the cnuntv clerk's office. Is reported to he ill at her home in the Kohlhagen apartments. Myrtle Creek Visitor Here O. H. Watzlg, of Myrtle Creek, spent sev eral hours In Roseburg yesterday looking after business interest- Here From Garden Valley Ce cil Fessler. of Garden vallev. spent Thursday in this city visiting re latlven and transacting business. Visits Here From ElktonFd ward T. Solomon, of Klk'nn. spent Thurpday in this citv visiting re latives and transacting business. Spend Thursday in Rosehurn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, of Non pareil, were in Roehurc ves ter day afternoon visiting friends and transacting business. Visiting Relatives at Dillard Hi- nnil Mr WflllnCP Stnf)iV. Of Ada. Oi-eenn. are Rnendlnc several days at Dillard and Rice creek vis iting relatives and friends. Mrs. Smiley visited friends in Rosebur0' yesterday afternoon. Medford Business Man Here- Harry Welshaar, of Medford, spent today In this city trunsjciiiik business. Glendale Couple HereVew Days Mr. mm Jirs. m. u. &v. ifcin, are transacting , business here for a few days.tMs week. Transacts Business Here D. R. Jensen, ot Klamath Kalis, Is a busi ness visitor in this city for a few days. Mr. Stearns Is Business Visitor Ralph Stearns, of Oakland, spent Thursday in Koseburg transacting business. Mrs. Hackett Is Visitor Here Mrs. J. Hackett, of North Rem!, is a visitor in this city for several days. CamP Vallev Visitor Here Mrs. Edward Wilson, of Camas Valley, chopped and visited friends here yesterday. Transacting Business Here Charles l'atchett, of Medford. 13 transacting business in Roseburg for several days. Riddle Visitor Here Thursday Vernon Smith, of Riddle, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. Reported to Be HI at Home Mrs. W. M. Campbell is reported to be ill at her home on North Jackson street. Grants Pass Man Here E. P. Wilson, Grants 1'nss grocery man, was a business visitor in Kose burg for several hours yesterday. Here From Camas Valley Mrs. Owen Russell, of Camas Valley, was in Roseburg yesterday afi noon shopping and visiting friends. Garden Valley Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Krantz, of Gar den valley, spent yesterday after noon in this city transacting business. Umpqua Visitors Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. King Carlyle and son. of Umpqua, were business visitors in Roseburg yesterday afternoon. Sutherlin Visitors In Town-- Mrs. J. W. Leitzel and Miss I.aura Hunt, of Sutherlin, spent Thurs day afternoon in Roseburg visiting friends and shopping. Funeral Hour Changed The William T. Hart funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday after nnou at the church of Wilbur, in stead of 3 o'clock as was previous ly announced. Hospital Patients Mrs. A. L. Matthews was able to leave Rose burg General hospital yesterday afternoon and return to her home. Mrs, Richard Coen Is reported to be Improving steadily. Will Return Tonight Mrs. Con stance Crist, county health nurse, will return to her home in this city tonight, after spending the past two days In Reedsport, where she conducted, a class in home hy giene and care of the sick. Moves to Newbsrg Mrs. Mabel P. Taylor left yesterday for New berg, where she will have charge of the Newherg hospital, which is managed by Dr. Wendt, surneon. Mrs. Taylor has lived In Roseburg the past eight years and has many friends here. Goes to Oakland Today Mrs. Anna M. Ellis, associate grand con ductress of (he Saslern Star, war. the honor guest of the local order last evening. She left this morn ing for Oakland, where he will visit the chapter this evening. Returns From Portland Airs. H. C. Church lias retained to her home in this city, after spending a week in Portland with her hus band. Dr. Church, who recently un derwent a major operation in the Veterans' hospital. Dr. Church is improving. Given Management of Store W. D. Wiley, of this cily, left yester day for Independence, Oregon, where he has been appointed as manager of the J. C. Penney com pany store. Mr. Wiley has been employed as assistant manager of the Roseburg Penney store for the past four years. Mrs. Wiley will remain in Roseburg for a few weeks before going to Independence. Hoaglin Visitor in Town Mrs. C. E. Vleck, of Hossibi, was in Roseburg yesterday alieincou vis iting friends and shopping. Attractions AT THE MOVIES lent support Is furnished by Noah Voiron. Charles Mldtlletoa and William Walling. I.IHKKTV. Today and Saturday, Harold Lloyd'd first all-talking comedy, "Welcome Danger." Mrs. Hopple Here From Dillard Mrs. E. -M. Hoiiplc, ot Dillard. wii8 In ItoseburK ye.sterdny aHer noon fihoiipinK and visiting friends. Eugene Couple in Town Today .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lluchiiiiuan. of KiiKtne, are spcndhiK a lew days hero this ve'k ell business. Liberty Lloyd Show Hit; Sound Unit Is Good. Big Undergoes Minor Opcraticn Mia Hailktra Ciaik, of liosebur. underwent a minor operation this morning, when she had her tonsils removed. Oakland Couple Shop He:e Mr. and Mrs. 10. T. Davidson, of Oakland, spent yesterday after noon in this city transacting business. Transacting Business Here CJ. S. Paxon and K. G. Plcketts, high way engineers from Salem, are transacting business in this cily for several days. Transacting Business Here Lloyd A. Williams, leader of the American Legion drum corps of Medford, Is a business visitor In this city today. Spend Thurscliy (n Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Rand, of Shady Point, spent Thursday In this city transacting business and visiting friends. UntfergocT Minor Operation Mrs. Nina MacCollam, of Myrtle Creek, underwent a minor opera tion this morning, when she had her tonsils removed. Returns 'From Portland Mrs. L. J. Andius has returned to her home in this city, after spending several days in Portland visiting her brother, Ehlred Slirum. Improving After Illness Mrs. John Afkin Is reported to be Im proving at her home on South Main street, afler being seriously ill for the past two months. Lenvinp for Portland Tonight Mrs. J. "!. Koenig, of this citv. will leave tonight for Portland, where she will spend a few days visiting her daughter. Miss Lucille, who Is working in a law office. Portland Hotelman Will B Here Richard Chillis, of the Multno mah hotel in Portland, will arrive In this cllv tonight to attend the Southern Oreunn Hotel Association meeting at the Rose hotel tomor row. v GALES of laughter from an al most hysterical crowd ushered in the first talking picture to be shown at the Liberty theatre last night. Harold Lloyd's production "W'eliome iJanger" was presented j uy the management and was an io'hf,r of those sure-fire pictures of I thrill material and laugh provoking The talking equipment, which was moved to the Liberty from the Antlers theatre gives far belter re- t smaller iiiiilitoriiim wli )i loupr ceilings, gives ample volume and permits operation of the talking device with less amplification, thereby reducing distortion and giving clarity of tone. The picture, "Welcome Danger," Is one of the greatest examples of why Harold Lloyd Is one of the most popular activo screen come dians today. The theme, of course, is an en tirely new one, as has been the case with all Lloyd plots. Harold is discovered as a serious-minded young Boston botanist immersed in his books on floricul ture. Rut fate has ruled that he must be plunged into swifter, more exciting currents of activity. Friends of his deceased father, one time captain of the San Francisco police force, decide to invite Har old to take over the job of clean ing up gangsters and tong men in the city's underground Chinatown. Thev presume that Harold will display the same courageous and iron-fisted power in office that his father lind shown. The Innocent Harold goes to "Frisco." Ry a lucky break he scores a victory over a group of underworld denizens the first day he is in the city. Ho applies bo tanical methods to the art of fin gerprinting, and gets a clew to the ringleader of the lawless ele ment. Then come the big thrills ho goes Into a dark and mysterious underground Oriental den to res cue a kindly Chinese doctor who had effected a miraculous cure of tlie Utile brother of Harold's sweet heart. Rarliara Kent. It is one con tinuous thrill interjected with ra-plil-firo laughs and gags from that point to tho . finish. Of course Harold makes good, hut it is the "how" of it that makes tills pic ture a classic of the fun-maker's art. Miss Kent, as the leading lady, is very easy on the eyes. Excel- Former Resident Here Todays R. A. Cotter. Portland renl estate broker, .snent toda" In this citv visiting friends. He transacted business at Myrt'e Oelc yester dav afternoon. Mr. Cotter lived in this city when a young man. NATURAL" HOTHOUSES ppasan s on the Inland of ipcMn. neir Nnles. make use of numerous pie''! vents to warm iiiptr to"if'o plants and so make them pnrout soor.."r. REAL TALENT Ti'i pnecopsful h'icinesR wtn, rn. habiHtnMncr a run-down busbies' l one wii(i c'in h-tn or'Wg out of chans. Farm and Fireside. MEN WANTED For Douglas County We have a splendid opening for a reliable man to sell our large line of Tea, Coffen, Extracts, Spices and Pure Food Products. Our "Free Gift" plan opens every door ta you. You sell where others cannot. Old. established company wiUi contract that bents all others four v. ays. Let us tell you how. Write The Lauu'o Company, Pox 375, Do Pre. Wisconsin. John R. Kelly SHEET METAL WORKS. Heating and Ventilating if It can be made of Sheet Metal We Can Make It. 444 N. Jackson St. Phone 46S R0SE3URG, OREGON ELECTRIC RANGE BARGAINS Repossessed, Slight ly Used and Shop worn Ranges. They must all go. Several Washers and Iron-e;-3 must also be cleaned out. the CALIFORNIA OREGON vo wud&5SktPAl1 R ANTLERS V SufJTYy, KSp .M:c:i: Mn an all star, Kfrtt?$4 miiqg w Mm ( VlSSWSa .,E . d Western Electric L,t yll&Kif IS 1)1 Sound Svstem tSwmm 1 k Sunday mk$ V Jr rM Mm Sound Picture, at j iMb V TALKISG ffw'-Tvyw-'.o .t-wj.'.tA PICTURE THIS 13 SCOTCH NIGHT! Find out what tiia; means at the Christian church tonight. Evangel ist. Allison talks on "Scriptural Searching Saints." Frank Grubbe sings solos and Mrs, Lintott plays pipe organ specials. Adv. THIS IS SCOTCH NIGHT! Find out what that means at the Christian church tonight. Evangel-! 1st. Allison talks on "Scriptural Searching Saints." Frank Grubbe; sings solos and Mrs. Lintott plays; pipe organ specials. Adv. i Eat barbecue sandwiches and ; live forever. Brand' 8 Road Stand. I SINGIN'IN THE GREASE ED 8QUIER, M. A. L. North Roseburg. Phone 570 Master of Automotive I.uhrlration Roseburg Cabinet Shop 642 Fowler Street Bullt-lnt, Door and Window Frames made to orderv Wa carry a atock of Veneer. Saw Filing a Specialty. ED S. AND F. U COCKELREAS Phone 641-J '- yfiT harvest tima jpt f a SSffjSIX crops ore being canned V" T "J I fh) ond prices are low, -JHTT frtA untnn't cunnlw fnnnai fuul. m n. L I L. . i i " I I . ... . --rr.,. '"v- ... Kui...uj u u io namioao at prices tnat only an organization of the magnitude of Safeway can obtain. , Now at the heaviest consuming period of canned foods, Safeway Stores have vast quantities on hand and in order to reduce our stocks we are offering them at extremely low prices. This is your opportunity to slock the pantry at tremendous savings. You can't go wrong every item is unconditionally guaranteed. 'M febraarg 21st to 271b Milk Max-I-Mum or Pet Leaders in quality and value. Case, 48 $3.93 Corn Mincnsota Valley Standard, sweet, ' tender. Try corn soup or fritters. No. 2 cans 1 Qii each 10)5 inclusive Dozen $1.47 Monte, highest $3.23 $2.63 PEACHES Max-I-Mum or Del quality. Large No. 21 cans. 29c each; dozen PINEAPPLE Dole's Highway, large No. 2$ cans 23c each; dozen .... ASPARAGUS TIPS Max-l-Mum, small white tips No. I picnic cans, 18c; 0 4 QQ Dozen t $ 1 .33 SALMON Sunny Point Vacuum Pack, fancy Alaska Pink, I -lb. can 17c; Dozen CHOCOLATE - . Ghiradellis ground, sweetened, T -lb. can 34c; 3-lb, can ...... PEAS- Max-I-Mum, small tender, OQ HQ No. 2 cans 20c each; Dozen, plw CORN Max-I-Mum, Fancy Golden Bantam, 18c each; dozen . SPAGHETTI Franco, American or Van Camps. Medium cans 12c each; , dozen PUMPKIN Oregon Pack Golden Pie. Large No. 2 J cans 13c each; Qi Jl Q dozen $ I rTJ STRING BEANS Oregon Pack Extra Stand ard INo. I cans uc; Uoz.... t SHORTENING Pancrust excels. 4-lb, can 79c; 8-lb. can COFFEE Max-I-Mum, all the name implies. 2 -lb. can 89c; 4-lb. can Canned Berries Max-I-Mum, extra quality, selected fruit. Loganber ries or blackberries. No. 2 cans Dozen Strawberries or ries. No. 2 cans, each : Do ..21 $2.37 Raspber- 29 $3.23 Peas Catsup Max-I-Mum, extra quality. A flavor you will like. Bottle , I I p Dozen .. ..$1l88 $1.89 970 ..$1.99 Camps. $1.37 arge No. $1.43 $1.43 $1.55 $1.57 $1.49 Preserves Choice of Raspberry, Strawberry, Blackberry, Loganberry. Peach or Apricot - Pineapple, pure fruit and sugar. jar 59 j Pickles jfj Sweets, Dills, or rtfil Sours. Value. 1 sr.: 29s ft" $1.77 Cleanser Sunbrite, or Bub bitts. Really cleans 5 cans 23 0 Canned Fruits In the large No. I 0 cans. The economical way to buy. Apples 53c Loganberries 63c Blackberries 63c Royal Anne Cherries .. 83c Pears 73c Prunes 43c PACKED IN OREGON Naturipe, just as they come off the vine, tender. No. I tall cans i Q A each .. I ZJJ Dozen .. .. $1.35 PEACHES Highway Brand, large No. DO PQ 21 cans 25c each; dozen $Z.u3 PEARS Oregon Pack, good syrup. OO QQ Lge. No. 2 cans 28c; Doz...yZ.33 RIPE OLIVES -Highway, pint cons, 14cj dozen TOMATOES Extra Standard Lge. No. 2i cans 13c each; dozen ... TOMATO SAUCE Max-I-Mum, real hot sauce, CO J 5c each; dozen 00 SAUER KRAUT Del Monte, fine shred Lge. C7 No. 2J cans 14c ea. j dozen.. $ 1. 3 1 BAKING POWDER schillings lream or I artnr, I i-oz, cans 37c cm.li; 2 i -tb. can SARDINES Max-I-Mum in tomato or CI 17 mustard sauce, each 10c; dozen. ...if 1 1 1 I SWEET POTATOES Max-I-Mum, southern sweets. Large No. 2J cans 17c; 01 QQ dozen gl.03 SHRIMP Fisher or Gulf Coast, South ern Pack. 15c can; dozen OYSTERS Louisiana Pack, 5-oz. can 17c each; dozen SPINACH Max-I-Mum, clean, tender OQ 11 Q Lge. No. 21 cans 18c; doz. $ZiU3 Salad Oil 93c iyi.69 $1.89 Amaizo, corn oil. Quart .. i gal. . pure 47 93 Soup C a m p b e M s or Heinz. Your Qri choice of kind .wj Dozen .. . $1.03 Extra Values for Saturday and Monday SUGAR Pure cane, fine granulated, I 3 lbs. 770 FLOUR Big K northwestern hardwheat. Oj TQ 49-lb. bag $1.13 CAKE FLOUR Airy f airy, fluffy, tasty goodness. Buy one QQ(i package, get one free at OtjjS SOAP P. & G. or Crystal White, 7 bars 27U Fruits and Vegetables for Saturday and Monday BANANAS Golden Ripe Fruit, 4 pounds . LETTUCE Large Solid Heads, 2 heads ... ONIONS Yellow Danvers, 10 pounds ... POTATOES Yakima Gems, cwt IS .130 190 $2.49 We reserve the right to limit quan titles. tU it i i i ! i i n Case lots can be assorted to your by the Safeway Man. WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230
