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Local News
Business Visitor John A. Rob
erta of Hror-kway transacted busi
ness in this ;ity Thursday after
noon. ;
Tenmlle Visitor Here Victor
Howard, of Tenmilo, transacted
business in this city yesterday
afternoon.
Winston Visitor in Town Mrs.
J. H. Wilson, of Winston, spent
yesterday in this city visiting
friends and shopping. '
Here From Garden Valley Al
fred Moore, of Garden valley,
spent yesterday in this city trans
acting business.
Wilbur Couple Here T)r. and
Mrs. J. W. Cook, of Willimy were
business visiiois In lioseburs
4 Thursday afternoon
Here From Coos Junction A.
Suksdorf, of Coos Junction, spent
yesterday afternoon in thi3 city
transacting business.
Business Visitor Here It. S.
Hmton. of Garden vnllev. srtent
Thursday afternoon in Roseburg
transacting business.
Spends Short Time Here L. T.
Fife, assistant master mechanic
of the Southern Pacific, with
headquarters in Eugene, spent yes
terday in Rosehurg transacting
business with J. E. Clark, local
agent.
Mr. Harvey Is Visitor C. D.
Harvey, of Oakland, spent a short
time here yesterdy attending to
business. ,
Visits and Shops Mrs. William
Kellar, of Melrose, spent yesterday
in this city visiting friends and
shopping.
Leave for Portland Mrs. Thom
as H. Ness and daughter, Miss
Marion, of Ltmrehvood. left today
for Portland, where they will at
tend the University of Oregon
University of Washington football
game Saturday afternoon.
Returns From Eugene Mrs. O.
D. McAllister has returned to her
home on South Main street, after
spending a short time in Eugene
visiting Mr. McAllister, Southern
Pacific employe, who is making
his headquarters there.
Melrose Couple Here Mr. and
Mrs. h r.nth L. Conn, of Melrose,
spent Thursday nffeiuoun In this
v city transacting business.
Elkton Business Visitor Here
W. A. Clemo. of Elkton, spent sev
eral hours In this city yesterday
attending to business affairs.
Hre From Junction City P.
O. Hansen, of Junction City, vis
ited friends and attended to busi
ness affairs here yesterday.
Melrcse Visitor ( jn t Towp Ed
ward Reese;' of MelropV. transact
ed' business- iiV'thls 1 "clly for cev
eral hours yesterday afternoon.
' Spend t'l
'Day at Oakland MrB.
Fre.il Allen Urown and M!sa Hnzel
Strickland, of this citv. spent Wed
nesday in Oakland visiting friends.
Glide Couple Here Jtr. and Mrs.
Albert. DeHernardi. cf Glide, snent
yeBtorday " in tliis cilv visiting
friends and transacting business.
Reported III at Home Mrs,
Mvrile Williams, pianist and sales
lady nt Ott's music store, is re
l)ortd to be ill at her homo this
week.
Wilbur Visitors in Town Vr.
prd Mrs. Stan'ey fiort and M-q.
Mary Short ' all residents or Wil
bur, were vlltors in this city on
Thursday afternoon.
Undergoes Minor Operation
Miss Lavonne Copley. daurrMer of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conlev, of Myrtle
Creek, underwent a minor opera
tion in .Itoseburg yesterday, when
she had her tonsils removed. Dr.
A. C. Seely performed the operation.
Mary Riddle III Mrs. Mary F.
Kiddie, mother of Attorney Ira R
Riddle of this city. Is seriously ill
at her home In Riddle. Ker buu
has been wilh her for the past two
days. She Is-79 years of age and
has been in poor health for several
years.
Transacts Business Here A. J.
Crocker, of Wilbur, spent several
hours in Rosehurg yesterday trans
acting business. - .
' Cleveland V lei tor Here O. II.
Krohn, of Cleveland, spent several
hours in this city yesterday trans
acting business.
Visits Friends and Shops Here
Mrs. R. IX Kleist, of Drockway,
spent Thursday In this cili visit
ing relatives and friends and
shopping.
Days Creek Visitors Here Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Moore, of Days
vreek, spent yesterday in this city
visiting mends and
business.
Spends Day In Glend&le Mrs.
Ellen Post, Douglas county health
nurse, spen Thursday in GVn
dale, where she held a clinic in the
schoothouse.
Here From Garden Valley
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie Sr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Ritchie Jr., of Gnrden val-
transacting lev, were business visitors in this
clly yesterday.
Mrs. Albro Spends Day Here
Mrs. F. H. Albro, of Tenmlle. spent
Thursday in ' Rosehurg visiting !
ftiendsnnd shoniiini?. '
Oakland Couple in Town Mr.
and Mrs. I. Fianery, of Oakland,
transacted business in this city
yesterday aflernoon.
Business Visitor , Here D. F.
Richardson, o Sutherlin, spent
several hours here yesterday at
tending to business affairs.
Coqullle Visitor In Town S. D.
Pulford, of Coqullle, transacted
business in this city for several
hours yesterday afternoon.
Garden Valley Visitor Here A.
Schneider, of Garden valley, spent
Thursday afternoon in Rosehurg
attending to business affairs.
Stops Here on Way Home Dr. I.
A. Dunlap, of Sutherlin. stopped
here last evening to transact busi
ness on his way home. He was
returning from Marshfield. where
be look a load cf crane iuice. Dr.
Dunlap states that he has sold
400 gallons of grape juice tills
fall.
Visits Oakland School Miss
Clara Engebretsen, Douglas coun
ty health nurse, spent yesterday
in Oakland, where she visited the
school.
Spends Day In Tiller Floyd
Frear, Douglas county ronrtmaster,
snent Thursday in the Tiller vl
cinily attending to business affairs.
Attends Conventlon-r-Mrs. S. L.
Keezel, of Corvallis, was the house
guest, of Attorney and Mrs. R.. W.
Marsters yesterday. She was an
English teacher of Mr. Marsters
while he was attending college.
She has been spending the week
In lioseburg attending the W. C.
T. V. convention.
Purchases New Cai Mrs. Ed
ward Edmunds, of Cnmas Vnllev.
spent yesterdav In Hosehurg and
purchased a new Chevrolet enr
from the local agency.
- . ' -two
Attends Convention Mrs. Hor
ace O. Wilson, of Medford. a form
er Rosehurg resident. Is viaiiin?
friends here this week and attend
ing tl'.e W. C. T. V. convention.
Return From Portland E. "R.
Kennv. of the Douglas Creditors
association. rcrVrned hero last
nipht afler spending the nfst threa
davs In Portland transacting busi
ness.
Spending Few Davs Here A. S.
Rosenhaum. special pnsscmrer
agent of the Southern Pacific with
headquarters in Medford. is spend
ing a few davs transacting busi
ness nt the local railway office.
Leave for Portland Attorney
and Mrs. Dexter Rice, of this city,
left yesterday afternoon for Port
land, where they will spend sev
eral days transacting business and
visiting friends. Attorney Rice
plans to attend the University of
Oregon-University of Washington
football game Saturday afternoon.
Visiting in Roseburg Mrs. Hal
Whitton, of Portland, nee Miss
Evelyn Craig, of Roseburg, is
spending several weeks ii thitf
city as the bouse guest of her aunt,
iMrs. Hubert Wright. Mrs. Wliit-
tnn has heen In ill health for the
I past year and her friends are glad
to near or ner uccmen nnprove
rnent. . ' . . t ,
Move to Kohlhapen Apartments
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wbiltniore
have moved into the Kohlhagen
nnartments. Mr. Whlttmore I
manager of the local Woolworth
store.
Specializing
in repairing
and altering
men's and
ladies' ear
m e n t s at
model ate
prices. Satis
faction guaranteed.
Joe the Tailor
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901 ; M. E. HITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
. v Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Sti.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
DAN C E,
At the New Evergreen Grange Hall
Saturday Nite October 18th
Music by Rice's Dance Players
TICKETS 75c ' LADIES FREE
Remember big Hallowe'en masquerade dance, Oct. 31st
FREE LUNCH
Today
AND SATURDAY
MARION SnlLUNGC- 2 fj
fa VVS Admission
iM x I Matinee
UA 25c
Fate dealt him a stunning
blowl It made him hard,
ruthless. He took law and
life Into his own clever
hands.
Plus
All-Talking
Comedy
Latest News
Evening
-35c
Matinee
Saturday
at 2 P. M.
LIBERTY
Return to Azalea Ttoniel and
John Clare lmve returned to their
home In Arnlea after snendlntr the
entire summer in A'nskn. Thev
nre the sons of J. Clnre end are
in uartnersht' wi'h him in run
ning a sawmill at "ni-a.
?oe and J&eel
These smart lisle lined
wool hose do odd to the
pleasure of winter. Snug
and warm to the cnklcs,
they're hcnlth and com
fort insurance. Small pat
terns and near clocks in
colorful blends. We'll
show you real values nt
50c 75c S1.00
rv r a
Hunt's
Theatre
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TODAY
AND SATURDAY
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THOSE
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A Roar for Everybody
in this Spicy .
. . Funny
. . . Frenchy Farce
See the real Paree of love and laughs with
these bewitching guides Charmaine, Diane
and Madclonl
They defy the law, they meet a trio of fast
working American boys, they give you an eye
ful and an earful you'll always remember with
joy!
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with
FIFI DORS AY
Reginald Denny
Cliff Edwards
Admission
Matinee Adults 35
Evening Adults 50
Kiddie Dime
MaybeYouCan'tRaisePrices
BUT YOU CAN LOWER COSTS.
Did you see the fuel demonstration Monday?
. If you didn't, you missed something. You would have seen dry ground
plowed seven to efght inches deep at the rate of less than thirty cents an acre
for fuel. You would have seen a tractor costing less than $1200.00 walking
right along in high gear with three 14-inch plows at the above depth, and
burning a fuel so low grade the State of Oregon doesn't class it as a motor
fuel. Anyway they haven't put a tax on it yet.
If you have to sell at low prices you must produce at low costs.
A John Deere Tractor is the answer.
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
ROSEBURG
L. & H. Electric Ranges
Hood River Spray Co.
MYRTLE CREEK
AGENTS FOR
Sutherlin Spray Co.
OAKLAND
John Deere Plow Co.
Hoosier and Milwaukee Pumps
Scifeway gives each customer
more than just good foods at
lower prices. Like the old "bak
er's dozen" there is something'
extra in each purchase. That "extra"
il honest and courteous treatment,
clean, attractive stores and a
guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
u. i. c.r...... .(,.
lutely fcha best, and to give eacil cus
tomer more than their money s worth
vl 3$rr ttfw'H tomer more than their mor
of satisfaction and value.
Saturday and Monday Savings at Safeway
SHORTENING
Pure Vegetable Unsurpassed for
pies, enkes, pnstries, baking or frying.
Economical. '
4,b,(.
BEANS
Great Northern. New crop, quick cook
ing. Quality for less.
lbs. '.. .!..'....'....!..".;.'.
TOMATOES
Siskiyou Brand, local pack, standard
Rogue River Valley tomatoes grown iin
the sunshine. Large No. 21 cans. (
3 cans ...35$
HAMS
Swift's Premium, quality
supreme, flavor unexcel- ;
led. Taste it fried or
baked. Whole or Jialf ,
tr." : 320
CATSUP
Vlax-I-Mum A per
fect blend of field rip
ened tomatoes, spices,
condiments, etc.
Large bottle ...180
CARNATION
WHEAT
FLAKES
The vitalizing hot cereal,
fnmed for its appetizing
goodness. OQrf
Large pkg two
CLOROX
It cleanses, removes spots, and deodor
izes, yet it is economical. (None to
dealers). Qri
Pt. bottles, each
SUGAR
Pure cane, fine granuated.
18 lbs. .
100 ,b.
.990
$4.85
PORK AND BEANS
Van Camp's new pack with pork and
tomnfo sauce, substantial tasty food.
5 cans 450
rpj TXT A l7TCtJ Clearwater Light Meat Tunaf lakes. A salad, a 1 J
1 UiN. rloll sandwich, or creamed on toast. No. 1 can. -LOL
PEETS GRANULATED 35c
V fV ri The largest laundry value for the housewife. 39C
PfFifTR Delicious sweet apple cider. A treat served with OC.i
VlLElV doughnuts or pumpkin pie. Ering container. Gallon clJv,
39c
MILK
Pet, or Max-IMum, pure milk concentrated.
Economical to use. 5 tall cans
Finest Quality Fruits and Vegetables for Les3
ONIONS
Extra fancy local Austral
ian browns.
17ii. ...350'
(shopping bag free)
50 lb. bag 930
(Yellow Danvers)
100,b, SI. 79
SWEET
POTATOES
Fancy Southern Sweets.
Uniform size, fine for
baking, candied, etc.
4,b, 190
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone .20
POTATOES
Smooth, uniform size.
Cooking quality guaran
teed. U. S. No. 2s.
25 ibs ......630
(shopping bag free)
50.,, ba8, $1.09
100,,, $2,09