Roseburg news-review., June 06, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

" ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1930.
THREE
Local News
Here on Business John Nachter
was in from Uelrose on busi
ness Thursday.
Mrs. Pierce visits Mrs. Emma
Fierce, of Cleveland, was a visitor
in tills city Thursday.
Transacts Business Jess Marr
came in from Dixonville Thursday
to transact business.
Mrs Bates (Here Mrs. G. K.
Bates, ot Myrtle Creek, came to
Kosebni'K yesterday to shop and
visit friends.
M rs. Smith II I Mrs. George
Smith, of Hotel Kose, has been ill
tor the iast few das.
Mr. Good Business Visitor Da
vid Good, of Clevelund, spent somo
time in Hoseburg yesterday us a
business visitor.
Visitor From Powers Miss Jose
phiue Crawford, or Powers, is
spending the week-end In this city
as the guest of Miss Hetty Shoemaker.
From Mel 1-032 John Busenbark
Sr., of Melrose, spent a few hours
in Hoseburg Thursday attending
to business matters.
From Boswell Springs Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Anderson, of Bos
well Springs, were visitors in this
city Wednesday.
Business Visitor In Ota Durch,
of Glengary, was a business visitor
in Hoseburg Thursday.
From Cleveland Wallace Mur
dock, of Cleveland, was a business
visitor in town yesterday.
From Green Mrs. L. Robertson,
from Green, was visiting and shop
ping in til is city yesterday.
Mr. Mathews Here George
Mathews, of Heston. was in this
city Thursday on business.
Mrs. Insley Here Mrs. Charles
Tnsley, of Green, was visiting and
shopping yesterday in Hoseburg.
Business Visitor Here John
Pierce, of Winston, was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Mr. Allen In Town Roycc Allen,
of Melrose, came to town yester
day to attend to business matters
Visit in Portland Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Cobb left yesterday evening
for Portland, where they will
spend a few days looking after
misinesH affairs.
Mrs. Schrenk Shops Mrs. S. C
Schrenk was in from I.ookingglas
yesterday visiting friends and
shopping.
Enjoys Fishing Here H. G.
Shriner, of La Joliu, Calif., is spend
ing a lew weeks in Hoseburg and
icinity enjoying the fishing.
From- Lookingglass R. B. Mont
gomery, of Lookingglass, was at
tending to business matters in this
city Thursday.
Mr. Ewens in Town Harvey
Kwens, rancher in Garden vulley,
spent u few hours in town yester
day as a business visitor.
From Yoncalla Miss Gladys
Ohlsen, of Yoncalla, spent several
hours in town Thursday visiting
and shopping.
Mrs. Miller Visits Mrs. Maud
Miller, of Oakland, was visiting
friends and shopping Thursday in
Roseburg.
Mrs. Heater Here Mrs. C. A.
Heater, of Happy valley, was. visit
ing friends and shopping in in this
city Thursday.
Mr. Olson Transacts Business
Charles Olson, of Melrose, came in
festeulay to spend a few hours
transacting business.
Miss Olson Goes Home Miss
Catherine Olson, who has been
teachiiiK here during the past year.
left yesterday evening for her
home in Ashland, Wisconsin, to
spend the summer.
Today
and
Saturday
Matinee
Saturday
and Sunday.
ALL TALKING
SUNDAY
' John
Gilbert
In
"Re-demp-
tion"
All Talking
Singing, dancing
laughs, pep and
plenty of heart
throbs!
v.
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LIBERTY
All laiKing ik
Mr. Bales Returns (irant Hales
hus returned from tllemlale, where
he has been spending several days
in the interests ot business.
From Sutherlin Mrs. Clara Tro-
zelle, of Sutherlin, spent several
hours In HosebuiK Thursday, shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn in Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Dunn, of .Melrose, were
transacting business and calling
on friends in this city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman In Mr.
ind Mrs. Lee Goodman, from Mel
rose, were transacting business
and visiting friends In Koceuurg
yesterday.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Miss Barbara Randolph of this city
underwent removal of tonsils this
morning In the office of Dr. A. C
Seely.
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. R. A.
DrisiBS, of Myrtle Creek, was ad
mitted to the lioseburg Ceneral
hospital yesterday for medical
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams Here Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Adams, ot Dixon
ville. spent several hours in liose
burg yesterday visiting friends anJ
transacting business.
Leaves for Los Angeles Miss
Elsie Johnson, who has been teach
ing in the Hose scliool. is leaving
tomorrow morning tor l.os Angeles
lo lake a summer school course.
Mrs. Post Returns Mrs. Ellen
Post has returned from Portland,
where she has been spending the
past few days on business pertain
lug to her work in the county
health office.
Attractions
AT THE MOVIES
ANTLERS. Today and Satur
day, "High Society lllues." with
Janet Gaynor and Charles Far
rell. I.IT1KHTY. Today and Satur
day, "The Girl From Woolworth's"
featuring Alice White.
Spend Summer In Portland
Miss Gwendolyn Laliarr, who has
been teaching for the past year in
Ilenson school, w ill leave tomorrow
morning for her home In 1'ortlund
to spend the summer. Miss Laliarr
plans to alteml the University of
Oregon In Eugene next year.
Goes (to McMinnville Leonard
V. Kiley Jr.. instructor In the
Roseburg senior high scliool, is
leaving tomorrow morula? for his
home In McMinnville, where he
will spend the next few weeks. On
June 15 he will leave for Pullman.
Washington, where he will attend
the six weeks' course in the Wash
ington State college.
From Dixonville Mrs. C. L.
Beckley and her mother, Mrs.
Stearns, were In from Dixonville
yesterday visitins with friends and
hopping.
Long term loans for Improved ranches. Private money for
short term loans. Prompt service. Reasonable rates. Monthly
payment loans on Hoseburg residence and business property.
. ...... i.,., ......mu fm- i lie Kouitalile Savinu's and Loan Associa-
n nt iwiii.mi iiml (be Commerce Mortgage Securities Com- H
pany. If Interested In a loan or refinancing call, write or plume.
From Rock Creek Mrs. A. W.
Lundy and Mrs. B. Vaughn O'Mara,
of Hock creek, were visiting
Mends and shopping in this city
yesterday.
From Sacramento Robert Jay,
veterinary inspector from the bu
reau of animal Industry in hacra-
menlo, is spending. a few days In
Roseburg on business.
Goes to Ashland X3. TV. Parker
left today for Ashland where he
will attend the district convention
ot the Knights of Pythias. ! rom
Ashland Mr. Parker plans to go
o Diamond lake to enjoy the lisp
ing for a few days.
Attond U. of W. Professor Wll
lard Craig, commercial Instructor
In the local high school, and Mrs.
Craig are leaving tomorrow for
Pnvviillis. Later they will ico to
Seattle to attend the twelve weeks'
course in tl:i university ot wasn-lnf,ion.
Move to Cascade Locks Mr. anil
kin. Ft. K. Embree and children
wlm have bceri residing in this
city for the p.ist year, have left
for Cascade Locks to make ineir
home. Mrs. Eribree is the daugh
ter of, Mr. and. Mrs. J. M. Wills
on South Stephens street.
G. W. Young & Son, Loans
116 CASS ST.
PHONE 417
M
pedals
eat S
The Douglas Market
Do you enjoy those jaunts to the country on Sunday on a
nice day, especially when the lunch basket is heaping with
nice things to eat. For instance when the rabbit is fried
nice and brown or that young spring chicken is prepared
just right to eat cold and tucked away neatly in the lunch
basket watting tor your return irom a iiaru s
fishing.
We have a nice selection of poultry and rabbits this week.
SPECIALS
Here From Drain Mrs. A. A. Al
len and son, Paul, were In this
cllv yesterday from Drain. Paul
Allen has been chosen by the
prune growers' association ns the
lad from this county to attend the
two weeks' session of the 4-H club
In Corvnllls. He will leave Sun
day on a special car which will
carry all the chosen club mem
bers lo Corvallis.
BEEF ROASTS, lb
VEAL ROASTS. Shoulder Cuts, lb
MUTTON ROASTS, Shoulder Cuts, lb.
Beef
200, 220
25g
m
Veal
Roasts, lb 20-22c
Beef for Boiling, lb. 15-18c
Hamburger, lb 20c
Shoulder Roasts, lb 25c
Breast for Boiling, lb. ..18c fe
Venl Loaf, ground to
your order, lb 25c
NOW!
Today and Saturday
JANET
GAYNOR FARRELL
in
Singing of Their
Love ... in the
Merry Musical
Romance . . .
More Charming
Than "Sunny
Side Up"
BLUES
MP 4& '.V
Poultry and Rabbits
RABBITS, FRYERS, lb.
SPRING CHICKENS, lb;
HENS, young nnd dry picked, lb
Smoked Meats
UK'
X'
9
tk
WILLIAM COLLIER,r.
LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD
LOUISE FAZENPA
maglne adorable .lanet as the
daughter of a socially prominent
family who want their offspring
to marry a titled nobleman
And think of charming Charles
as heir to millions anil folks
who have no false pretensions!
When these two decide to fly
In the face of (lie conventions,
they find troubles and big
laughs, too.
SONG HITS
"I'm In the Market for You"
I Don't Know You Well Enough
for That"
"Eleanor"
"High Society Blues"
"Just Like a Story Book"
HAMS, half or whole, lb.
COTTAGES, lb.
300
m
320
.280
.280
PICNICS, lb.
SALT PORK, lb.
250
And a Big Added Show
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in
a
"BRATS'
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MS N TAPKSON PHONE 350
You Get the Facts About Your Lar
When It Is Tested by Our
MOTOR-X-RAY
Shows Exact Condition of Every Vital Unit
To the car owners of this community we offer the greatest
scientific repail service ever developed 111 the history of the au-
i.... . ...I -rim Mnlnr.Kv-llHV used hv our orKallizal Ion
iq no?iiIvelv the only insirimient ever perlecled Hint definitely R
Identifies light berore your eyes eveiy operating deficiency n
your car In fifteen niinnies a complete scleniilic test is made
of every vilnl motor and electrical unit. No guesswork, but the
absolute fads scietillllcally emablUh'-d. As an nuloinoilve diag
nostician, the Motor-Kx-Hay Is infallible. It cannot lull. Its
scientific principles of operation give positive tesis in every
inslaiute. ' , . . , , ,i
Never order any repair work until your car is tested by the
Motor-Ex-ftny. (let Hie facts first!
Scientifically Registers Specific Needs
The remarkable service rendered by our Motor Kx Itay Includes
Hie following:
1. Reports Immediately condition of valves, whether slicking
or burnt. lt , A
2. Adjust carburetor perfectly arter best ear adjuslmenl. m
3. Shown the amount of compression lost in each cylinder past M
the rings. (
4. Keports leaking head gasket. g
5 Shows capacily of coll. callbraled against nutnber of pounds g
cmnpresslon in the m r with high speed and up hill loads.
6. Registers any higli or low speed missing line lo points or M
Values are Better at Safeway
Safe way's everyday prices are consistently lower than you will find else
where quality considered. It's no trick to sell cheap foods cheap, but only
an organization like Safeway can consistently offer lower prices on foods of
unquestionable quality. Better be safe than sorry save at Safeway.
Prices Effective Tune 7 to 12 Inclusive
Mayonnaise
Highest quality r i ch
tasty ingredients,
blended into a quality
product in bulk.
Pound .
290
Gingerale
Cliquot Club' or Pale Face.
Healthful and refreshing.
Large bottles.
Each
Dozen
190
$2.19
Coffee
Max-i-mum, M. J. B.,
or Hills. Your favorite
brands priced at a sav
ing.
Pound
2 lbs.
..43
83 c
Peas
Max-i-mum, our best
sweet flavored small ten
der delicious pens. No. 2
cans.
Catsup
Snider'a add9 zest to your
meals, flavor to your
cooking. Large 1 4-oz.
bottles.
Certo
.390
Each ..
3 for
.19
.550
The popular sure jell, '
just the right time to make
some delicious strawberry -
jelly.
2
bottles
490 i
Malt Extract
Your choice quality
brands, Rialto, Puritan,
Buckeye, or Pnbst. Hop
flavored.
Large cans
.530
Crackers
Grahams, made with
pure "honey. Golden
squares of nourishment.
Note the unusually low .
price.
pkgs. Jell-Well and
Glassettes
390
21
2 lb. box
390
Highest quality in bulk,
pound
PICNIC AND LUNCHEON SUGGESTIONS
PEANUT BUTTER
PORK AND BEANS
OLIVES
PANCAKE FLOUR
SYRUP
Van Camp's, 1-pound can,
5 a"a
Queen or Stuffed, fancy quality, special
3-oi. bottles, 3 for
Sperry's, convenient, economical,
4-lb. bag - -
Max-l-mum, cane and maple. Deliclously
different flavor, 5-lb. can
17c
39c
29c
33c
89c
CORN FLAKES
FLOUR
OATS
SHORTENING
WHITE BEANS
TOILET PAPER
SOAP POWDER
SOAP
SUGAR
Kellogg's or Poet Toaaties.
(Limit 4 packages) pkg.
5c
Big K, all hardwheat, quality ot a low price, fljl CO
49-10. bag
Sperry's Quick Cooking or Regular.
9-lb. bag
Pure Vegetable Oil,
3 lbs
Rich creamy goodness.
Great Northern fancy recleaned Whites,
lead. 5 lb
Fancy Soft Tissue,
3 for
full 1000-sheet rolls.
Peet's Granulated Washing Machine Soap.
Large package
Crystal White or White Wonder.
14 bars
Pure Cane, fine granulated.
(Limit 10 lbs.) lb.
45c
39c
45 c
19c
35c
49c
55
Safeway Stores Lead in Quality Fresh?
Fruits and Vegetables
SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS
Peas
Again we offer those
sweet, tender local grown
peas for less.
4,b. 230
New Potatoes
Lemons
Large Sunkist
bargain.
Dozen
fruit at n
.350
Bananas
Fancy golden ripe fruit at
a oateway saving.
230:
lbs.
um-n JiKf rihnlnl- shrift.
7. Hivi'als fouled or worn -out iiIiiks which ti-st t). K. outside.
H. Checks short circuits in distributor cap nnd hlch tension
wires.
9 Check for weuk or defective condensers.
Connections are quickly made to the Intake manifold lo record
mechanical conditions, and a apai k c-meter Is attached to show
any electrical trouble.
Drive in Today for Motor-Ex Ray Test.
Serve them with the
pens local grown,
of extra quality.
5 ibs
new
and
230
Oranges
A combination of
oranges, bananas, and
Jell - Well is delicious.
healthful and economical.
Cabbage
Dozen
450
Fresh! crisp, solid heads
of fancy local cabbage.
Saturday and Monday-
special.
Pound
5j
We reserve the right to limit quantities
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 255 ' Roseburg, Oregon
No sales to dealers
Phone 230;
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ROSE GARAGE
Rose and Lane Sts.
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Phone 60
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Roseburg, Oregon