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KUSfcBUKC NEWS-KLVlliW. KOiSKUUKC. OKECOtt FRIDAY. AUGUST I, 1930.
LOCAL NEWS
Nelson Transacts Business J.
Nelson of Cabot creek spent a
short time In town Thursday truim
acting business.
' Miss Brown Shops Miss Itessie
Drown of Camus valley waa here
Jjjr a short Unit yesterday iimei
iug ii lends and ho()phiK-
3 Gfide Man In George Dt'Hur
tlardi came In from Glide to yreet
friends and trunnact bushiest.
Takes Position in Hotel- Mi b
Viola DeLoiiK. fur the pant two
years connected with the hotel in
North Bund, has taken a position
as clerk at Hotel Hose.
. Spends Month Vacationing
Francis Clark, the nephew of Mrs.
Kllen Post, Is vacationing tor a
month at Cirile-il ranch on the
North rmp(ina.
Visitor at Circle-H ('apt. Kd
f'ard Kalnbury, who filmed the mo
.tion pictures. "Chung" and "(iow,"
nd who Is also widely known as
radio lecturer, spent a week end
lit Girle U lodfcii on tho North
tlmpqua.
Alexander Here John Alexander
of Glide spent the morniiiK in Hose-
bui'K on business.
Return to Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Diddle have returned
to their home in Portland, after
spemliiiK a week at Circled! lode
above Glide.
Vacations at Circle-H Hon. San
derson Heed, slate senator from
Portland a few years ago, has been
spending a vacation of ten dayB at
Circle H ranch.
Visitors From Wilbur Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Short of Wilbur
were visit lug friends and looking
after business matters in Hoseburg
y e s t i day.
Visitors Here Mrs. Louise Hum
melin. Miss Frances Kummelhi of
Portland and Airs. Lee N. lieach of
Seattle were vitiftors in this city
yesterday evening.
Eugene Resident Here Itert
Wyatt, KuKene business man, was
in K one bury yesterday In the In
terests of business.
To Visit In ' Manhfield Mrs.
Italph Kueuzli and son, Hobert,
Mt Friday lor Marshfield. where
they will visit for two weeks.
Discharged From Hospital Mrs.
E. II. llowmaii and infant son have
left Koseburg General hospital to
return to their home In Myrtle
Creek.
Californians Visit Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Almond of Pasadena, Califor
nia, and Mrs. .1. Laiifcreen of Oak
land, California, arrived here yes
teiday to spend a few days as
house guests of Miss Bertha and
Miss Olive Cooney. t
GLENDALE
Motor to Portland M Iks Duynie
mid AliHH Klsi Ht'cne liiuli)rij to
Portland loduy to visit for a week
Willi ll'll.'DdH.
GI.KNIMl.K. Aug. 1 The Glen
dale and Crunccnt C'fty ball teanii
will have their playoff name at
Glandule next Sunday. Kairli team
liaa won one Kanie, Olendale win
ning at (,'rencent City by a ficora
of $ to 6, while Crescent Clly won
the game here two weeks ago by
a score of 11 to 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dfiitlle 01
A I 1 1 1 1 1 . Iowa, visited at the Ava
lon ranch on Cow creek with Mr.
and Mrs. C. O. (iarrett. Wednesday
Mrs. Maje Ward and sons, Phil
lip Ward and Oliver P. Laue Jr..
344 N. Jacksop
. . O. L. JOHNSON .
K I.
Phone 63
Specials Safurday arid Monday
i H-0 QUICK OATSi . 1 ROYAL , CLUB COFFEE
. i , o. Vacuum packed ,
Large pkg. . i . ,.ajr.v36G-1. ji Jb. tin ...... ,42c
California Small White Beans, 3. Jbs." for 27c
I KELLOGG'S. .CITRUS ; . j STAFFORD'S
CORN : FLAKES ! '! WASHING ; , j DILL PICKLES
-:L lor ....... ,15c Large pkg. . .21c Quart Jars ... 27c
French's Cream Mustaird, large size , 14c
;Royal Club Jell Powder, ' .
all flavors, 3 pkgs for 23c nox Gelatine, 2 pkg. 35c
: ; Calumet Baking
Powder, 1 lb. tin
27c
Cheese -Pimento, Brick,
Swiss, 2 pkgs. 35c
Wesson OH
Pint Tins 26c
ft
'teIM'IM'I'MIIM'raM 1W.W.W.I.W.W.W.W.W.I.I.1.I.W.M
of Vreka. Cal., are ramped on up
per Cow creek near the Clark!
summer camp. -
the memoers of the Glendale,
Presbyterian chircli will hold their
annual picnic next tiunday in the
Tauner Krove near the junction or
the (julnes creek road and the Pa
cific highway. Open air Sunday
school and preaching services will
be held in the forenoon, preceding
the blK basket luncheon at uoou.
Mrs. Grace Costello and Mrs. A.
A. Ilolleveot motored to Kiddle
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Carter and
daughter Kmmabelle, of Home, as
rived here Wednesday for a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Illidge.
Lloyd Harvey wiio lor many
) years had a hardware store here
and In recent yeara has been in
business at Klamath Falls, waa op
erated on for a goitre at St. Vin
cents hospital in Portlaud Tuesday.
He is reported gelling on nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Sether and
Mrs. C. J. Sether motored to Hose
burg Wednesday where they vis
ited and siiopped.
A. K. Snodgrass who ban been
making his home for some time
with his daughter, Mrs. W. U Kegis,
at Lyslul Siding left last week for
Callstoga, Cai., where ho will make
his home for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Powell re
turned to their home at Jitgene
Wednesday after having visited
here since Saturday at the Sether
ranch houe near this city. Mrs.
C. J. Seiner is their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Isham,
Miss Ardeth Knlriken and Joe Aus
land of Urania Pass visited with
Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Khorlu and
family the fore part of the week.
On their return they were accom
panied by Miss Fanny Taylor, who
has been slaying at the Eberle
home lor some time aud who will
make her home at Grants Puss for
a, while.
Mrs. C. E. Illidge and daughters.
Mrs. K. G. Johnson and MIbs Doro
thy Illidge, motored to Medford
Wednesday, where they visited
with friends and relutives.
Mr. and Mia. C. W. Curter and
daughter, Kmmnbelle, Mr. and Mrs
H. (1. Johnson, house guests of Mr.
mid Mrs. C. 10. Illidge of this city,
together with Mr. Illidge and Miss
Dorothy Illidge, left for llundon
Thursday morning where they will
have a two days outing. 1). F. bv
erett of Riddle Is in chargo of the
(ilendiile Pharmacy during lllidge's
absence.
John M. Throne, cashier of the
Umpqua Valley hank at Roseburg,
was a business visitor here 1 liur
day.
Lory Miller and family returned
Friday from a lu-day trip to var
Inus places In Southern California,
including a visit with two sistery
at Itedondo Bench. Cnl.
Mis. Wilton H. Garrett mid son.
Dean, are visiting this week witu
Mr. and Mrs. itert A. unions, Mrs.
llnneit's parents, at Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hagen and fam
ily visited with friends at Myrtle
Cseek Sunday
C. L. Normoylo motored to
Woodburn lust Salurday aUornoou.'
where Mr. Normoyle la coiivales-:
clng from a recent operation at .1
Portland hospital.
Mrs. Nora llrllt and daughter.
MIhs Florence Brill, left for Seat
lie, Wash, Wednesday, to attend to
business matters and visit with
friends.
From California William I,opez.
physical education director for the
Franklin high school lu Los An
gelei., Mrs. Lopea and Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Lockwood of Los Angeles,
are vacaiioniug tu Canada after
Bpendiiig two weeks at Circle-H.
m wnifn
Puterbaugh's Gash Grocery
I. O. O. F. Building (Locally OwnedIndependent Store)
Phone 709
Just a Word to the Housewife
Saturday and Monday
Specials
..Note the low prices listed below. Call and look our store over and get prices
' from a home owned store.
FLOUR-Hard Whelt;
49 lb Sl.45
ONIONS Large white,
5 lbs
.2l
COFFEE-Hills Bros.
Red Can, "Rastus, Let's
Buy Coffee," lib 39c
PEAS Elsinore,
No. 2 tin, 2 tins 38c
: Pineapple Corn Mayonnaise
Broken Slices Choice of Brands P"lavor
No. 2J tin o. 2 tins T ooi
'' Best Quality
r 2 tins 43c 3 for 54c Pint Jar ... . 35c
Bananas
Golden Ripe
7 lbs.
25c
l Coffee Oranges
r Our Special Sweet and Juicy
;:3lbs 73c Doz 25c
Bread
Home B.iked
2 large ..... 25c
FREE DELIVERY
" 'Red Delivers the Goods"
Msmenusam aaraami!rt
mm His i'ihisi iltnT ijiwt
HARD-TIME
DANCE
at th
RAINBOW
GARDENS
Saturday Night
2 A-1 Prizes Given to the
two best costumes present.
Watch this space every
Saturday night.
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Special Notice
The Valley Poultry
"'Wishes to announce that its new loca
tion will be one block south of the Douglas
County Mill on Pine St., between Cass St.
and Lane St.
Phone 646
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I 50c Tucker's 50c I ) Hfl
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111! ...rr,, nr 1
Goes to Portland Mrs. Geoine1
Godfrey of Myrtle Creek passed
Ibrougli this city yesterday after
noon enrotitu io Portland to visit
Willi her son for a few days.
See and
Hear
the New
Philco
Radio
Tonight
"Taylor's"
At the Roseburg Super-
A Service Station
Troubles
Float Away
on the
Bubbles of
Puretest
Hydrogen
Peroxide
One
Pint
50c
When jou tiu this mild ami
M'ltlir. llotlee how the tillv
htihhles iniinedliitely eome
lo life. That's free oxygen
5 lii-lni: releastMl to do Us liene-
5 filial Hurk for ou. 5
t $
I Nathan F ullerton !
W7i exaEL Prof Storm g
1 - ROSEBURG, OREGON ij
tITTIIIgIMITTTTTrTTMT
QONT DENY JDURSELF THE PLEASURE OF
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There's real pleasure in selecting PERSONALLY the foods you plan to prepare for your family.
You have a wide variety in our stores from which to choose your favorite foods whether fresh fruits,
vegetables or other groceries. And, better yet, you will be pleasantly surprised by the hundreds of
timely suggestions for menus which you find on our shelves and in our displays of good things to eat.
PricesEffective
Saturday&Monday
, Aug. 2 & 4 th
lCLTlRl Macarr Hard Wheat an al1 PurPse four.
$1
J American, Medium, 2 cans .
5SrfJLCf5E)S Libby'. sliced or halves, No. 22 tins, 2 for
C-i.rl?SX.Jt Snide.'s or Del Monte, large bottles, 6 for
C
49c
1J
COFFEE T?t? $1-03
1
SQUP?2Tnbse,,'8Tomato' 95c
CORN MacMarr fancy Del
Maize, in No. 2 tins, 3 cans. . .50c
MAYONNAISE Best Foods,
Sanitary pint jar, each 35c 6 bars
BAKED BEANS-B. & M.,
large can, 2 for 39c
TOILET SOAP-
WASHING POWDER
Citrus, 2 pkgs. . ............. . .45c
HAMSPremium half r wno,e, Ib-33c
HMiuiiimi
25c
ECONOMY CAPS-
Dozen 25c
COTTAGESLotsofLean,.b33cl
Produce Items
Carrots and Beets
3 Bunches
10c
Lemons
Large, fancy
doz.
39c
Onions
Italian Reds
4 lbs.
15c
SUTHERLIN
$5.00 Orders Delivered Free Small Orders 10c Sugar Excepted.
ROSEBURG