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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1930)
ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1930. THREE Local News Mrs. Rice Visits Mrs. A. Rice of Dlllard visited friends and shopped In town Thursday. From Tenmile Chester Howard of Tenmile transacted business In this city Thursday. Business Visitor In A. L. Ar chambeau of Tiller was a business visitor in Roseburg yesterday. Transacts Business Here Ben ton Mires, Drain resident, was here yesterday transacting business. In on Business Ernest Crane of Melrose spent several hours in this city yesterday on business. Transacts Business Here Fred Ooff came in from Melrose yester day to transact business in town. From Garden Valley A. E. Rut ter of Garden vallny transacted business here Thursday for a short time. Here From Drain W. I. Smith of Drain spent several hours here Thursday in the Interests of business. Here on Business Willard Smith of Glide was here a short time Thursday in the Interests of business. From Garden Valley Van Jones of Garden valley came (o this city yesterday to look after business matters. Mrs. Brewer Visits Mrs. E. V. Brewer of iMyrtle Creek visited with friends and shopped in Rose burg Thursday. Kruse in on Business Walter Kruse of Melrose was In town yes terday for a short time in the in terests of business. .Business Visitor in W. D. Valen tine of Sntherlin ' spent several hours In this city yesterday as u business visitor. Riddle Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richmond of Riddle vis ited this city yesterday and looked after affairs of business. K From Corvallis O. T. McWhor ter, horticultural specialist from Oregon State college "was here Thursday in the interests of business. Home From Oregon City Mrs. Ralph Russell has returned to her home In this city after visitintr for . a veek with her father, R. L. Rain- 'sey, in Oregon City. From Petaluma Grant Helman of Petaluma, California, arrived here Wednesday to vlRlt for a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Jones. He left today for his home, accompanied by. Mrs. Jones, who will visit him for a short time. Former Residents Visit Tom Decker, wife and son. former resi dents of Roseburg, now located nt Ruth, Nevada, arrived in this city yesterday and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woods. Mr. Decker was formerly In the restaurant business in this city. Justice Marries Couple L,. M. Marriott of Denver, and Catherine Robbins of Redlands. California, were married yesterday afternoon at the office of Justice of the Peace Hopkins in the presence of only the necessary witnesses. They have been emnloved in the fruit orchards of . California, and are planning on spending several weeks at Medford picking fruit bo fore returning to California to reside. Fishing and Hunting Trips Pack and saddle horses at Steamboat for hire. Write or phone Joe DeBernardi Phone 36F15 Glide, Ore. DANCE AT The Wigwam Saturday Nite, Aug. 9 Good Music Good Time Furnished by Miller and the Star Five Orchestra Coming Sunday FOR 3 DAYS Sponsored by American Legion tor Benefit ofDnng- m ing the 1932 Legion A V cunvcuuon ig burg. "All Quiet ON THE Western Front" Almost inconceiv able in its magni- tude. ANTLERS Mahoney In Town J. F. Maho ney, resident of Sutherlin was here Thursday attending to business affairs. From Lookingglass Lige 0111 rant of lookingglass spent sev eral hours here yesterday on business. Mrs. Jones Shops Mrs. J. T). Jones of Oakland shopped and vis ited friends here yesterday. From Glide L. J. Redford came In from Glide yesterday to look af ter 1- iess Interests In Roseburg. Mrs. Bacon Visits Mrs. John Bacon of I'mpqua shopped and visited friends in this city Thursday. Here on Business Fred Parrott of Garden valley was In Rostburg attending to business interests yes terday. , . Mrs. Brosi Shops -Mrs. Carl Urosi was in from Harden valley yesterday Visiting with friends -ami shopping. -. ; " i : . Rice Is Business Visitor Victor in Roseburg yesterday as a busi ness visitor. Mrs. Dunn Visits Mrs. Frank Dunn or Melrose was a visitor in town Thursday and spent a short time here shopping. Visitor From Riddle Mrs. Au pusta Wilson of Riddle was a vis itor here yesterday calling on friends and shopping. Hastinqs Transacts Business H. B. Hastings of 'Wilbur spent a short time In Roseburg yesterday transacting business. Admitted to Hospital Mrs. G. W. Moore of Ruckles has been ad mitted to Roseburg General hos pital for medical care. Returns to Eugene Harlan Pier son returned to his homo In Eu gene yesterday after spending sev eral days here visiting with friends. Go to San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Strawn left yesterday for San Francisco to spend several days visiting their son and attend ing to business matters. Visitors From Tl Her Mr. and Mrs. Henry Archanibeau were vis itors here yesterday from Tiller, spending the day visiting friends and transacting business. , Back From Gold Beach Frank Chase and son. Robert, have re turned from a fishing trip to Gold Beach, and report, the catch of several good sized' qhluook salmon. Spends Vacation With Parents Miss Kathleen Spaur arrived here this morning from Portland to spend a week's vacation as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaur. Yoncalla Man Here W. A. Por ter of Yoncalla was among the out of town visitors In this city yesterday, spending the day here meeting friends and looking after business interests. Return to California Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Owens of Uklah. Califor nia, and J. W. Nelson of Santa Rosa returned this morning to California after visiting here for several days with S. J. Jones and looking at property with a view to locating in this vicinity. From Medford Mrs. S. H. Car ter, Jackson county school super intendent, and 'Mfss Elizabeth Burr, rural supervisor of Jackson county schools, visited here lor a few hours yesterday enroute to their homes In Medford after at tending the superintendents' con ference In Salem. From Tyee Mrs. A. E. DeBoIt from Tyee was in town Thursday for a short time, visiting friends and shopping. : -Goes to Seaside Fred Johnson Is leaving for Seaside to spend two weeks nt the home of his old frlendJ Frank Godfrey. ' f '. I 4 Goodman Transacts Business Boy r;oodman of Oakland visited Roseburg yesterday and transacted business for a few hours. Sntherlin Man Visits Emroy McKinne who resides In Snther lin, was In Roseburg attending to business matters Thnrsduy. Back from Hospital T. A. Sim mons has returned to his home after undergoing a major opera tion recently in the veterans hos pital In Portland. His condition is reported to be greatly improved. Visitor From Pasadena Mlsn Ruth Dixon of Pasadena visited friends and relatives In this clt v yesterday pnd lt nleht. She left toav for Fort Klamath and Klam ath Falls, where she nlans to spend a few davs before returning to her home. At Fort Klamath she will bp joined by her mother, Mrs. J. R. Dixon. .. , Go to Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis of Los Angeles have left for Crater lake and the Oregon caves, after spending the Inst few weeks visiting friends atl rela tives In Pendleton and Seattle and with Mro flnvk' tirnthni Tl P Chilson, and his famllv. Following J a few days at the lako and the 1 caves, they will return to their home. Visitor From Oakland Mrs. C. H. Weed man of Oakland visited with friends in this city , and shopped here yesterday. Former Residents Here Walter Johnson of Seattle, formerly em ployed In Harth's Toggery, is here for a few days on business. Mrs. Huntley Visits Mrs. E. W. Huntley came In from Camas val ley yesterday to visit with friends and attend to business affairs. Flowers Presented A lovely bouquet of blue larkspur and sal mon colored roses was presented today to the chamber of commerce by Dr. R. B. Shoemaker. From Medford W. H. M. Ham lin of the HI? Seven fruit packing company of Medford, accompanied by II. G. Wortman, is a business caller In town today. Mrs. Winters Convalescing Mrs. James H. Winters of this city, who underwent a major operation In Roseburg General hospital about six weeks ago, is reported to be convalescing very satisfactorily. Mrs. Winters Is now at the home of her sister In Powers. Returning From Bandon Hugh Ritchie Jr. of Garden valley mot ored yesterday to Bandon to bring home his children, Jean and La Brie Ritchie, and his mother, Mrs. Hugh Ritchie Sr., who have been vacationing at the beach for th last week. The party returned to Garden valley today. DANCE AT THE New Evergreen Grange Saturday Nite, Aug. 9th Free Supper Music by RICE'S DANCE PLAYERS Tickets 75c Everybody Welcome Today and Saturday RUNAWAY BR DE DRAMA of a Bfincf ELOPEMENT... POWERFUL! "REAL; WITH LLOYD HUGHES MARY ASTOR PAUL HURST Punch - Packed lio- ? mtmce . . , Feverishly IlurnliiR TJ) Iho Wed-. diiiK March (o llw Altar! Also AH Talking Comedy A Radio f PICTURE "Uppercut O'Brien" ADMISSION Matinee 10-25 Evening 10-35 Matinee Sat. 2:15 Liberty Chfain the golden voCE of the SILVER SCREEN n ixamon NOVA DOROTHY JORDAN LOTTICE HOWELL HE SINGS! HE LOVES! HE THRILLS! s mm rigs 10c-50c Today and Saturday Dashing romance . . . fiery passions .. . . lilting songs . . . the gay abandon of student life in Santiago! NOVARRO sings his way into new hearts with this ROMANTIC triumph! Plus Colortone Revue "THE GENERAL" All Talking Singing Dancin Benny Rubin Latest Sound News Attractions AT THE MOVIES ANTLKIIS Today aad Satur day, liatuoa Xovarro lu "la Gay Madrid.'' . LinrcitTY Today and Satur day, "Runaway Bride," with Lloyd Hughes, Mary Astor. SIX now song hits of unusual ap ical and charm ar to- he hwird in Kaniou Novarrp's new Metro - (loldwya - Mayer starrinp talking plcturt, "In Gay Madrid." which will oyen todny at the Ant ler theutre. . Five world-famous concert and popular composers i combined 5 in creating these sM-IUing musical t numbers especially for Novarro's splendid Binding voice. They are used in conveying a tuneful Inter-1 pretation of the plot of the Span ish romantic classic from which the picture was screened under Robert '.. Leonard's direction. Noted Composer Engaged Three of these songs were writ ten by Xavter Cugat, noted Span ish musician and orchestra leader, in collaboration with Herbert Stot hart and Clifford Grey, one of America's foremost operetta com position teams. These songs are "Dark Night." "Let Me Give You Love" and "Santiago." 1 The other songs, in lighter vein but retaining all the romnntic charm of the old world atmosphere in which tlu-y are placed, were written by Roy Turk and Fred K. Ahlert, who crashed Into the talk ing picture field with their 'Mari anne" numbers. These songs are "Into My Heart," "Wine, Woman and Song" and "Smile Comrades!" From Kelly's Korner NT. -JL. Fisher of Kelly's Korner was In this city today looking after busi ness affairs. PARADICHLORBENZINE P. Z. To Effectively Kill the Borer Demand Dows Pure Paradow Prices on advance orders lower than in previous season. It will pay you to see us on this. . IT IS UNADULTERATED ADMISSION Matinee 10c-35e Eveni I EErisisr-- -.rj R Bi 1 titles Foods For Vacation Time in the Vacationist's Paradise ! This is the greatest country in the world for outdoor enjoyment in summer time. Southern Oregon is certainly the vacationist's paradise. We feel sure everyone is thinking about camping, picnic, and summer foods generally. We have just the things you will want and at such low prices! Juat compare these values and let us put them up for you. , Prices Effective August 9 to 14 inclusive MATCHES : Milk Max-i-mum Brand, evapo rated pure fresh sweet milk 47c Favorite Brand, a light in every match, carton X4lC a ! : " Pimentos 6 Max-i-mum Fancy Red Pimen tos. Improves ' the flavor of salads and sandwiches. No. !4 Case, 48 cans $3.69 13 Mayonnaise Finest quality in bulk, only the highest quality products used in its manufacture. Try it. Pound .. . 29c Peanut Butter 25c Gingerale Pale Face, the new invigo rating, cooling summer drink. Each Dozen 15c $1.69 U In the bulk, contains the sub stantial ingredients so much de sired for a quick sandwich. 17C Pound Sandwich Spread Best Foods Relish Spread. A spread that is easily and quickly prepared. 35c Pint jars TUNA FLAKES Clearwater, served creamed. ..No. V2 cans. 2 cans. 29c Shrimp Fisher Brand, medium size, ten der delicious meats. No. 1 cans. 3, 43c Soap P. & G. or Crystal White national favorite household soaps. 9 bars 29C Flapjack Flour Alberts Flapjacks of the West, just nothing like them. 19C Large Package COFFEE Eggs Fresh, sweet Eggs from lo cal producers. Every egg strictly guaranteed. Fresh Extras, dozen Cheese Oregon full cream, made from rich whole milk aged to taste. 23c 20c Fresh Mediums, dozen 18c Pound Deviled Meats Max-i-mum Brand, a sandwich delight, no cereal added, 14 size cans. 6 cans 25c Flour Safeway Blend, quality kitchen flour, results are guaranteed. -r' No. 10 bag OJU, Safeway or Peaberry blends, freshly roasted, highest quality. Pound 35c; 3 pounds Marshmaliows New fresh fluffy quality marshmaliows. Toast them by the campfire. Buy a sup- p'y- . n Pound I UU 5 ib. box 89c n 4 Sugar Pure cane brown 4 29c 10 jlated. lbs. 49c (Limit) $1.03 Crackers Perfection Sodas, fresh and crisp at Safeway. Your choice of plain or salted. 3 lb. box 37c Local Grown, matured enough for baking, well graded; 16 lbs. Fancy yellow Danvers, thin skinned and mild. 4 lbs. POTATOES ONIONS WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 2S5 Roseburg, Oregon 43c 9c Phone 230 ANTLERS (Or"
