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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930. THREE Local News Business Visitor In "Bub" Lane of Dixouville wua a business visit or in ltoseburg yesterday. Here From Melrose Fred Broth ers or Melrosw was a business visitor in Koaebuig yesterday. From Azalea J. W. Gould came in from Azalea yesterday to look alter business interests in ltoseburg. Mrs. Blakeley Visits Mrs. Kliza belh Blakeley of Dixonvflle visiied with friends and shopped in town Tuesday. Transacts Business Here Tony Erleuach of Tiller spent several hours in town Tuesday transact ing business. From Gtide Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Lundy of Glide transacted busi ness and visited friends in this city yesterday. Eugene Man Here Eugene Prettel, resident of Eugene, spent Tuesday in tills city in the inter ests of business. From Sutherlin Miss Ida Web or of Sutherlin spent several hours here Tuesday shopping and Visiting with friends. Mrs. Hopple Shops Mrs. O. M. Hopple of Coos Junction was here for a short timo Tuesday, shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. Moyer In Mrs. C. E. Mover of Dillurd spent a short time in this city today attending to affairs of business and greeting friends. Mrs. O'Mara Visits Mrs. J. V. O'Maia of Rock creek was a visitor and shopper in this city yesterday. Transferred to Roseburg H. T. Patton. Southern Pacific employee from Portland, has been transfer red to this city. Mrs. Beckley Shops Airs. Charles Hockley was In from Glide yesterday, shopping and visiting with local friends. Gees to Albany Mrs. T.ouis Al bert Banks left yesterdo" nfler noon for Albany to spend a few days on business. Vacation at Bandon Mr. and Mrs. T.oren McCullniirh have left for Bundon to vacation at the beach for a week. Visitors From Melrose Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goodman enme in from Melrose Tuesday to transact busi ness and visit with friends. Garrett In Town C. O. Garrett of Glendale was among the out of town visitors to spend several hours here yesterday on business. Goes to Klamath Falls TaIo Marsters left todav for Klamath Falls, where be will snend a few days before going on into California. Returns to Euqene Mrs. O. O. Punsnker returned in her homo In Kugene yesterday, after visiting here as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Belle Case. Visitors From GIMe Mr. ""d Mrs. Albert DeBcnardi of Glide were visitors borp vpo'nrdav. fwnfHiiu pvrn1 1ni"t mill pi on friends and looking after business affairs. Home From Vnntion Mr and Mrs. Charles TntclHtt and S. K. Rvfcos hnve returned fi'nm vaca tion of tn davq snnt ip Vnpoon ver. B. C.. and other Canadian points of interest. Mrs. Crawford Visits Mrs. Charles Crawford of Klamath : Falls, formerly Miss Viola Thom as, is visiting here for a short time enrouto to her home after spending several days with friends in Portland and Eugene. Guard Officer Here Captain Alexander McGee, of Snlem, as sistant instructor for the 82nd infantry brigade, was in Roseburg last night makinsr an inspection of the work be'nsr done by the local national guard company. In Businef Visitor Ram Peter son of the Rosenberg Fruit com nanv in Portland, is a business vis itor here for a few days. Returns to Corvallis Miss Jes sie Smith left this Afternoon for Corvallis. after visiting here for n week with her mother and with friends. From Eugene J. Tt. Blnlock. who is in the employ of the South ern Pacific rnllroad. formerly Ma tioned In Eugene, has been trans ferred to this city. Riddles on Vocation Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Riddle left, yesterday for Portland on a vacation of p week or ten davs. From Portland they olpn to go down the to To ledo and visit other beach cities. Former Resident Returns Earl Kartman. emplovee of the South ern Pacific comnany. formerly sta tioned in this ritv and later trans ferred to Portland has returned to Roseburg to work. Prune on Dtonlav A branch from a silver nrune tro, on which the fnilt !. of eooA size and vtrv thickly clustered, grown in the Gooftp oroh"rds "t TTninniia. f on iH5n1"v In the window of the local chamber of commerce. Returns to "Oakland C T.. rhenoweth returned to his bo In Onklrnd, Oreeon. yesterday nft Pr end'"" pevorl davs in Onlr lfd California, where he attend ed tv fnne'-M of bis brother, the late George M. Chenoweth. Vtflitinn In San Francisco GnHnnd '! left thU morning bv anto for Sn Francisco whet-n bo vfJl vIsH. with h's brother. Per roll Ties nnd will accompfnv the lnUnr nor! bis wife to Rosoburg Au"iit 1 Fit li . when thev come to "Nit Mr. lie1' parent . Mr. and Mrs. Story Hen. nnd Mrs. lies' mother, Mrs. Dora Hamilton. Visitinn Bergh Home Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Berisli of I,os Angeles, are visiting with Mr. Berth's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Bergh in this city They are on their va cation trin. Mr. Bergli is eninlov ed as a draftsman by the city of Los Angeles. Radio Service Pars. tubes and reoairlnq. A fully eo'dpned dennrtmeht. When In Radio trouble call 408 Ask for CARL JOHNSON Roseburg Garatm Nursinq Mrs. Zieqfeld Miss Marion Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Nichols of this city, has been employed as a nurs? for Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld. according to word received here. Miss Nichols completed her nursing course in JjUs rtiii;eits buiiik unit; avu nuu 1 1 ...H....1.. J I IlllM net? II auiiveiy f iikhk w "i mim ing work in that city. She is to accompany Mr. and Mrs. Ziegfeld on a trip to Ontario, Canada, in the near future. COMING Friday and Saturday WE HAVE MOVED! BUT WE ARE STILL PAYING HIGH PRICES FOR Poultry and Produce PHONE 646 FOR OUR PRICES Now Located on Pine Street between Cass and Lane THE VALLEY POULTRY To All Motorists We have adopted the Raybestos """-Point Brake Service method which has been devised for all appointed Raybestos Brake Service Stations. This assures you of the following: Inspection of condition or Inspection an.l adjustment of brake lining tor wear, grease wheel bearings and insertion or glaze. of proper grade of lubricant. Inspection of brake drum. Relocating and tightening shifted or loose exles, inspec tion of grease level in differential. Lubrication and resetting of all rods, levers and connections. Adjusting of brake hands or shoes, testing for equalization and stopping distance. Testing to eliminate dragging brakes and cleaning steering wheel, gear shift lever, etc. TILLIE THE TOILER Too Realistic to Suit Mac COME ONjav VHH, Y I bANCE OH , MEVE(2. Mac- i IfisVuc is cATCHy. cwee- ey rf!3 mino- it LOVE "WSpiijr WHAT'S THE "THE t- - iZ-.jn ISUT MECESSW? IS Pi STILL GET I I THAMES S of that .kisigr jir TT .M Mim P y ' Leave Hospital Mrs. and infant daughter Uuseburg General liospital for their home in this city. Undergoes Major Operation 1. B. Cliue underwent a major opera tion this morning In Roseburg (Son era! hospital, with Dr. h. M. Lehr bach officiating. Joe Deets' Riddle Man Here "Bud" Crow, have )efl!b:irher at Riddle, was a business caller in Roseburg Tuesday. Meetings End The series of re vival meetings being conducted at tho Bible Standard Temple have come to an end and no more ser vices will be held this week. The usual meetings, however, will be held Sunday. Fishing and Hunting Trips Pack and saddle horses at Steamboat for hire. Write or phone Joe DeBernardi Phone 36F15 Glide, Ore. Mrs. Keller Visits Mrs. William Mrs. Conn Here Mrs. N. L. Keller of Melrose was here yester- Conn of Melrose was in town to day visiting with friends and shop- day shopping and visiting with ping. friends. Guest of Miss Qulne Miss Artha Carter of Grants Pass is being en tertained here as the bouse guest of Miss Phyllis Qulne. Visiting With Parents Miss Limine B. Gilley of Ilillsboro is spendin? a vacation here as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. A. Sprague on South Main street. Return to North Bend Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sprague and Mrs. J. W. Sauser have returned to North Bend after visiting here over the week-end as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sprague. Go to Portland Fred Hargis and Elton Wlmberly left this mornins for Portland, where they will spend a few days on business. They will be accompanied bv the former's sister, Miss Grace llargls, who has been visiting friends in Portland. j ; i . Muirdns on Vacation Rov. and Mrs. Alexander Muirden returned to this city Monday after spending the week-end visiting friends In Eugene and attending the air cir cles ft Snrintrfiehl. Yesterday thev left for Portland to meet relatives who will accompany them to Car mel, California, where they will vfcption for two weeks. Returns to Springfield J. A. Hansen returned yesterday to Springfield after visiting here with his cousin, S. J. Jones. Here From Portland George Thomas of Portland, general freight agent for the Great North ern railroad company, is a business caller in town today. Visitor from Wilbur Mrs. Al fred Sigfridson of Wilbur spent a few hours here Tuesday looking after affairs of business and visit ing with friends. Visit hi North Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams of Dillard were in Roseburg this morning on their way north to visit friends for a few days. Enroute to Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Neill visited friends in town yesterday for a short time J 1110 enroute to their home in Grants-? . Pass after a trip to Portland. Attractions AT THE MOVIES AXTLRRR. Today. Thursday. "Paramount on Parade." (in Para mount stars; Friday I id Saturday. Unnum Novarro in "In Guv Mud-rid." Transferred to Medford Richard Lynns has been transferred from the local Safeway store 1o me Medford house. DDDEE- 3D E-P&NX3 ABILITY TRUE ECONOMY is more than price deep Owners of the Dodge Six and Eight are gratified that the features which contribute most notably to the pleasure of owning these cars are also responsible for their econ omy, dependability and long life. The carefully-perfected balance of the engines means less vibration. The floating comfort on the road means that the engine and chassis, as well as the passengers, are virtu ally free from shock and strain. Dodge Six 835 Dodge Eight '1095 The strength and permanentsilence of the Mono-Piece Steel Bodies reflect freedom from upkeep ex pense as well as greater safety. The internal weatherproof hydraulic brakes, which give cuch reassur ingly positive stops, are self-equalizing require no costly adjusting reduce wear on tires. New more than ever before, Dodga cars combine all of the factors you want most in a motor car. to 93S, f. o. b. factory to '1145, f. o. b. factory THE MARATHON CAR STOPS AT NOTHING Blistering heat, mountain trails, mud or sand it's all the same to the standard Dodge Eight sedan which ia continu ously crossing the country in the Dodge Mileage Marathon. No greater demonstration of dependability has ever been attempted. Over 18,000 miles have been run in the first 34 days. Admitted to Hospital Miss Le- nora Wilson of TJridge and Mrs. Al-j reed Lelllanc of ('anyonvlile have been admitted to Roseburg General hospital for medical treatment. Transferred to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Penny and chil dren of Medford, have moved to this city to make their home, Mr. Denny having been transferred from the Medford Safeway store to tho ltoseburg store. From Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs, 10. M. Hall or Los Angeles left, to day for Portland niter spending a week nt Circle-II Lnrlue on the Mr. Hall reports Motor to Crescent City Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wlmberly of Drain and son. Lester Wlmberly of this city. North Lmpoua. lert yesterday for Crescent City by a limit catch of fish for every day way of Ilandon. Knroule homeisr;enl at the lodge. Mr. and Mrs. thev plan to visit for a lew days! Hall are expecting to return to this with relatives In Grants Pass, mak-l locality tomorrow and spend au intr the entire trip in a week. iVher week at (Mrc)e-H. Announce To their many patrons that starting Friday, August 1st, the Dodge agency is under the comppllete control of C. G. FERRIER to whom they have sold their interests. Out-of-Wheel Alignment Costs You Money! Your tlrps last a much ehortr t(mp ami new oups coat money: Heller drop In today and spp if your wheels are lined up. It will save you money. PERCY CROFT Mr Ferrier invites all Dodge own ers and other customers of J. O. New Jand & Son to come in and get ac quainted. He promises the same effi cient and courteous service as always has been prevalent at the Dodge Agency. The personnel of the shop remains unchanged. JDodgo Eight closed cara are factory-wired for immediate installation of TranmJtoite, the pioneer automobile radio. Other modela will be equipped on order. Aak for a demonstration. Copyright l930byDodieBrotheCoipomiion 8 80 DODGE BROTHERS SIX AND &IBHT Newland Motor Co. Cass and Stephens Roseburg, Ore. Phone 458 WW WW THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE SEASON Imagine ft gQ Paramount Star CLARA BOW and MAURICE CHEVALIER plus RUTH CHAT TERTON and WILLIAM POWELL together in one great picture. A BILLION DOLLAR PICTURE A BILLION DOLLAR CAST and a BILLION DOLLAR'S WORTH OF ENTERTAINMENT! 60 AT THEIR BEST, INCLUDING CLIVE BROOK GEO. BANCROFT JACK OAKIE HELEN KANE DENNIS KING HARRY GREEN BUDDY ROGERS GARY COOPER MITZI GREEN KAY BRIAN LEON ERROL WARNER OLAND NANCY CARROLL ADMISSION Matinee Kiddies 10c, Adults 35c Evening Kiddies 10c, Adults 50c Hear These Hits "Sweepin the Clouds Away" Sung by Maurice Chevalier "Any Time's the Time to Fall In Love" Sung by "Buddy" Rogers. Lillian Roth "Dancing to Save Your Sole" Sung by Nnncy Carroll, Played by Abe Lyman and hit band. "What Did Cleopatra Say?" Sung by Helen Kane and eleven other knockouts. ANTLERS Douglas and Main Sis. Roseburg, Oregon
