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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 29. 1 930. THREE Local News Here on Business Sam Miller of Hi Hard was in Roseburg (or a short time Wednesday on business. Visitor from Dillard Mrs. W. R. Blair of Dtllurd was here Wednes day shopping and visiting with friends. Transacts Business Here J. E. Torbet of Lookin?glass was in this city yesterday transacting business for a short time. Mrs. Waite Visits . Mrs. Eva Watte of Reedsport visited with friends and shopped in this city yesterday. Business Visitor Here J. W. Smith came in from Garden Vat ley yesterday to spend a few hours as a business visitor. Attorney in Town Wallace G. Benson, attorney-at-law of Reeds port, was a business visitor - in Roseburg Wednesday. Here on Business A. P. Col lins of Tiller attended to business matters in this city yesterday. Portland Man Here J. T. Wal lace of Portland was a business caller in Roseburg yesterday. Goes to Portland Marshall Hunt is leaving today for Port land to spend the vacation weekend. Goes to Portland County Com missioner Huron dough spent Thursday in Portland on official business. From Myrtle Point Mrs. Ralph Cring and Mrs. Roscoe of Myrtle Point visited and. shopped in Rose burg Thursday. Mrs. Talbot Visits Mrs. C. E. Talbot of Sutherlin spent several hours in this city yesterday shop ping and calling on friends. Shops In Roseburg Mrs. Char les E. Vlcek of Glide spent several Hi ours in Roseburg shopping and visiting friends Thursday. From Oakland Mrs. Bessie Stearns. Oakland resident, shop ped and visited friends here for a short time Thursday. ' Go to Portland Mrs. G. H. 4 Newport ahd children are leaving today for Portland to spend a week vfsitin? friends and attending to business affairs. From Steamboat Roy Foster of Steamboat came In yesterday to spend a few days In this city meeting friends and transacting business. Home from Corvallls Miss Mar garet Jennings, who has been vis iting with her grandmother in Cor vallls, has returned to her home here for a time. Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs. F. C Gurnev left Wednesday for Portland where they expect to spend the week-end transacting business and visiting. Here from Reedsport Miss Ada Sherman of Reedsport was among the out of town visitors to pnend Thursday here greeting Roseburg acquaintances and look- ing after affairs of business. Go to Walla Walla Mrs. May Beckley. of Glide, accompanied bv her mother. Mrs. George Stearns, and her brother, Roy Stearns of Oakland. left Wednesday ' for Walla Walla. Washington, to at tend the funeral of a cousin. Former Residents Here Dr. Thompson, former county health doctor here, and Mrs. Thompson, snent several hours in Roseburg Wednesday enrnute to their home in New York after a tour through the southern part of the country. Former Residents Visit Miss Eva and Miss Evea Applegate of Portland, who formerly taught in the Roseburg citv schools, visited friends in Roseburg yesterday af ternoon. Thev vere accompanied hv their uncle, Henry McKee, of Yoncaila. Go to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor left Thursday for Seattle hv way of the MacKenzIe Pass and the Ynklma valley, to visit their son. Clair Taylor, who i connected with the Western Electric r-nmnany In Seattle. Mr. md Mrs. Taylor plan to return' via Portland. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Fisher of Kelly's Korner were visitors In this city yesterday, on business and pleasure. In from Umpqua Miss Margar et Hanan of Umpqua was here Thursday, looking after business affairs and meeting friends. From Eugene L. T. Fife, as sistant master mechanic of the Southern Pacific in Eugene, was in town yesterday on business. Enroute to Portland 0. E. Cook of Tiller spent a Bhort time in town yesterday enroute to Port land to visit with a sick relative. Motors to Canyonvllle : Miss Agnes Pitchford. county juvenile officer, motored to Canyonvllle yesterday to spend the morning on business. Visitors from ..Glide Mrs. Charles Parazoo and son were vis itors from Glide yesterday, spend ing the afternoon attending to business matters. Back fsom Cosvallis Mrs. L. M. Lilly and children have return ed from Corvallls where they have been visiting for a few weeks with friends. Visits in Yreka Mrs. H. A. TTiterbach of Curry estate left Wednesday for Yreka. California, to spend a vacation visiting with relatives. Me rev Hospital Patients Mrs. Frank Evans has left Mercy hos pital after receiving treatment there for some time. J. Darby Has been admitted to the hospital. Returns to Eugene Mrs. H. F. Ogden returned yesterday af ternoon to her home in Eugene after spending two weeks here with her father, T. E. Singleton. Barbers' Union Meets A meet ing of the Barbers' union of this city was held on Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Barnes shop. Business mutters concerning .the union were discussed. . ; From Ventura J. L. Daley of Ventura. California, is visiting here with his parents for a time. Mr. Dnlev visited with his sister, Mrs. J. G. Buell, in Ashland, en route to Roseburg. Enjoy Fishing Trip Ben Ryan of Eucone, former Roseburg resi dent, left. veSterday for his home after spending two days on a fish ing trip on the North Umpqua. accompanied by Ed Payton. Visitors Leave Justice and Mrs. Georjre M. Brown are leaving to day for their home in Salem after snending the Bummer in West Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilcrest, who have been their house guests the past week, are al so returning to their Portland home. Labor Day jDance AT RAINBOW GARDENS Monday, Sept. 1, 1930 OLD RELIABLE MUSIC Big Attractions and Special Music. Tickets 50c Ladies Free BIG 5c JITNEY DANCE Saturday, August 30 AT WIGWAM A New Dance Band Formerly Barker's Blue Ribbons, now under new management. LEST YOU FORGET Labor Day Dance Monday, Sept. 1, 1930 TILUE THE TOILER Mac Is Merely a Convenience A SEE, TIL-LIE., IT'S 6EEAT OF VOO TO SO ClC?IAl& voith me -roAMsn-r: TH0O6HT SOO HAD PASSED ME OP 7 &OOO o D0AT BE SILLY, MAC. VOL) KMOvJ I ALMiAVS LIKE XO PLACES V01TU yoo voheee'lJ I A)E SO? i . y t ... . I I ' I ft ' . r' j t till m v 1 ' ' t 1 I.-, . . " - - CV I ; l SOP POSE vOE ,.. T I KSJOVM YT, I V ) BUM OPTO eEgWEBES ( j HAsE A DATE THIS IS YOUR Mvltatioini To Our Big Picnic Next Tuesday and Wednesday DEPT. STORES Is Business Visitor t. V. Steng er of Canyonvllle waB a business visitor In town Thursday. Archambeau Here Henry Arch ambeau of Tiller was a business visitor In this city Thursday. Douglas in Town C. P. Doug las, Reedsport resident, visited this ciiy Thursday on business. Mrs. Norman Here Mrs. F. H. Norman of Millwood spent a short time here yesterday shopping and visiting with friends. Ferguson Transacts Business John Ferguson .of Days Creek spent a short time here Thursday transacting business. From Garden Valley Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Garden val ley were visitors here yesterday, transacting business and meeting friends. , ; ; ' Returns to Aberdeen Craig Mar;, stern Is leaving today for -'his home in Aberdeen, Wash., nfter spend ing the summer here at the A. C. Marsters home. v Undergoes Minor Operation Mildred White of this city under went an operation for the removal of her tonsils this morning at the office of Dr. A. C. Seely. Attractions AT THE MOVIES LIBERTY Today and Saturday, "The Lone Ricer," featuring Duck Jones. :. I THRILL after thrill, and then Borne, are Incorporated In "The Lone Rider," the Bll-talklnK"west-ern" starring Buck Jones, which opens at the Liberty tonight. : If there is one hair-raising rid ing stunt that this famous cowboy and his horse Silver do not per form, It Ib not on record. It all happened in the days of '49. Jim Lanning, the "Hell's River Kid." having quarreled with his gaiift started out to rob a stage-coach single handed. His old gang got there first, and when Jim appeared and drove them away, Mary Ste ens, the only passenger, mistook, him for her rescuer. There, ivs'su 'nMrr Fn Tim n ,1n kilt lrnftrtTl,n4 the deception. ' He did nnd took Mary to her father, Judpe Stevens in Gold City. How tho Judgo re warded Jim by making him a mem ber of the Vigilantes, and how, af ter a good many- stirring battles with his former gang, Jim proved himself an honest man and won the girl, are all depicted In a series Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1901 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Ambulance Service Phone 284 Dak and Kane Ste. Licensed Ldy f Embalmer TODAV AND SATURDAY Buck Jones The daredevil rider of plains in a. Thrilling, Breath Taking All-Talking Western "The Lone Rider" Also All-Talking Comedy MICKEY McGUIRE an "MICKEY'S LUCK" ACT Clyde Doen and Band Latest Newt ADMISSION Mat 10c-25c; Eve. 10c-35e of thrilling and dramatic scenes. Bop ides performing a number of hnir raising riding stun'fl that lair- ly take one's breath away. Tuck Jonea proves himself a canubln tnd convincing actor. Dainty Vera RpynnldH supplies an t-xcellent fol for the cowboy Btar, and Harry Woods scores as the heavy bnndlt villain who insists on making trouble for the two. George Pearite contributes a nice bit of character work as the judge. Tho ctory un derlying the action has real dra matic interest and them Is plenty of romance to set off the daredevil horsemanship of the star. Louis King has directed the production with skill. SOUTH AFRICA HAS NEW DIAMOND FIELD (AlWwIntfHi Prow Tanril Vlro CAPETOWN. Union of South Africa. Aug. 20 An extonslve nw find of diamonds has been re ported' nt- KoniacgaH, n native re serve.- in Naiuanualund. where large quantities of flno stones are said to have been discovered. BE SURE TO COME IN THE WEST SEE TOMORROW'S PAPER DANCE At New Evergreen Grange Hall Saturday Night .AUGUST 30 Music b:' Rice Dance Players TICKETS 75c Everybody Welcome THE NEW FIUI ICO Baby Grand SUNDAY Buddy Rogers in "Safety in Numbers" LIBERTY Radio $69.50 Complete with Phllco tubeg. Here is a new Philco all electrio radio uainn seven tubes (three screen grid) that Is unlike any .other small radio. This radio will give perfect day light reception at this time of the year and compares favorably with many sets selling for twice the price. Come In and hear it any day or phone and we will bring one to your home for a demonstration. Other models up to Taylor's Battery & Electric Station Vi 1 1 U I HI mil1 KT UMMJ& aVsrimw mmammtmmmm On m mm mm In recognition of the day set aside to honor those who are the soul of the factories, fields, mines, ships and railroads; who are masters of the machine and who determine the theme of Progress; all Safeway 3jj stores win Close All Day Monday, Sept. I We reserve the right to limit quantities. AT Important! Shop today ond Saturday at Safe- r r i r way tor roods tor over the two-day holiday. We have picnic and outing supplies in abun dance. No sales to dealers. CABOR DAY Gingerale No matter where you spend Labor Day, you will need gingerule. Try the new invigorat ing Pale Face, Pale Dry. 1 Bottle .. I Op Dozen $1.69 Ciiquot Club, Pale Dry. ' Bottle .. Dozen $1.99 Cheese- Oregon full cream, aged to that satisfying taste. , 190 , CT If A I?" C. & H. Pure Cane fine 0 Q OUVjrAIV granulated. 17 pounds ... 0 Oil 100 lb. sack S4.93 , Limit ; QTT'pTl'p Fisher's, fancy medium size OlllllvJr pack. Tender meats. OQp No. 1 cans, 2 cans L V U TT fT ID Safeway, the finest family blend. . -LA U IV Every sack uncondi- 0 1 i Q , tionally guaranteed. 49-lb. sack 0 U Barrel (4 sacks) $5.69 Buy your winter's supply now and save. Olives Tuna Flakes Highway Brand, medium size. A relish that is su preme. No. I tall cans. Pound 270 Clearwater Brand, light meat, delicious in sand wiches. No. i cans, 2 im cans .290 Fig Bars Pineapple Crackers Fresh well filled, whole. some fig bars, plairi' or whole wheat. A trf Pound lp Salmon Sunny Point, fancy Alas ka Pink, note the new low price. 1 -lb. cans. Dole's Highway, slightly broken slices, for salads and the table. Lge. No, 2 1 cans. 390 Snowtlakes, rresh, crisp, salted wafers. Small package Large family QQrf package 00J5 111! 1 im cans Mayonnaise pickles 3 350 Cigarettes Chesterfields, the popular cigarette. They satisfy. In the package or the new flat tin. C 1 Carton V 1 1 1 I Limit Highest quality, in bulk, contains no fillers, or other cheapening in gredients. Be safe at Safe way. Pound (Equul to a pint) Bacon Sugar cured lean, whole or half. Labor Day spe- Pound 290 Fancy whole sweets, cut sweets, or fancy sours. Special tor Labor Day. Quart jars .330 Butter Safeway, high test, fresh creamery butter. 2 ,bs. : ..790 Seasonable Labor Day Specials by Safeway Grapes Cabbage nit e I " Watermelons Finest local melons. Every one ' guaranteed. "We plug 'em." Pound Fancy Muscats or Seed less, delicious in salads, cocktails, etc. Labor Day special. 4 pounds 230 Extra fancy, large solid sweet heads. The finest for slaw, salads, etc. Pound 20 WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230 Music by same orchestra In the Evening Phone 67 I m ii i 1Mb 'are1 c
