Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 13, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930. THREE Local News TILLIE THE TOILER And Mac Had No Gloves Attends to Business Here Jumes Medley, Oakland resident, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Leave for Eugene Mrs. George Wharton, of this city, left this morning for Eugene, where she will spend several (lays attending to business. ' Spending Few Days In Portland Mrs. Willard Johnson, of Lau relwood, Is spending several days In Portland this week attending to business. , : Lady Elks' Party The Lady Elks' card party will be held tonight at eight o'clock In the Elks temple. All members nre cordially invited to be present. ; ; :, , . . Returns, to Roceburg Edward Reece has returned to bis home in this city, after spending a short time in Grants. Pass visiting friends. ' ' v " Returns From Grants Pass L. Mikewortn. of the Douglas Fun eral home, has returned to Rose bnrg. after spending a few days in Grants Pass vacationing. ? Return" From Eugene Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Lawson have returned to their home in this city, after spending the past several days in Eugene visiting relatives and friends. Spend Few Hours Here Mrs. Vern Shrum and daughter. Miss Norma Jean, and Mrs. George Case beer of Glide, visited relatives and friends in this city yesterday after noon. Improving In Health According to word received here, Mrs. Na than Fullerton. of this city, is im proving In St. Vincent's hospital in Portland, from a recent major operation. She will be moved to the Portland Medical hospital next week. ViBltlng Here for Week Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayboe and daughter. Miss Camilla, of Portland, are spending a week in this citv visit ing iMrs. Maybee's parent. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Sandnulst. Thev were accompanied to Roselmrg hv Mrs. Sandqnlst, who spent last week in Portland. Will Have Jitnev Fair The Rlv prsdale P.-T. A. js sponorlng a jitney fair at the Rlversdale schoolhouse on Fridav evening. Carnival booths and various stunts of interest have been arrnngpd for the evening's entertainment. Re freshments will be served by the committee In charge. Son Born to Former Residents According to word received here, a son, Jesse Smith, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jene S. Frey, Novem ber 7. at Ontario, California. The parents tiro fo'Wr Ponrnurcr rosl dents. Mr. Frey having worked in the local Safeway store before be ing transferred to manage the On tario store. ReturnB From Portland Miss Ruth Mevers. of the local Mont gomery Ward store, has returned to Roseburg, after spending the past several days visiting friends in Portland. She stopped In Eugene for a short time to visit Miss Eli zabeth Williams, of Roseburg. who is a student of University of Oregon. Business Visitor Fred Winston of Winston, transacted business in Roseburg Wednesday. Melrose Visitor in Town Mrs. Carl Brnsi, of Melrcse, shopped and visited friends in tills city yesterday. Here From Winston II. D. Christian, of Winston,, was a busi ness visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Spends Day in Town R. E. Jen nie, of Tenmlle, was a business visitor in this city yesterday aft ernoon. : , Spends Day In Town Alfred Moore, of Garden valley, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. ' - Transacts Business Here C. L. iMynatt. of Riddle, was in town yesterday afternoon attending to business affairs. Shops and Visits In' Town Mrs. Marjorie Prowell, of DIHard, visit ed friends and shopped in this city yesterday. . Transaots Business Here Ern est Johnson, of Melrose, was a business visitor in this city yes terday afternoon. Spend Day In Town Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Klore, of Looklngglass, spent Wednesday in this city visit ing their daughter. Miss Vera, and attending to business affairs. - Couple From Green in Town Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lander, of Green, Bpent several hours In this city yesterday visiting and attend ing to business affairs. " Camas Valley people In Town Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Paulson and daughter, Miss Evelyn, of Camas Valley, spent Wednesday in this city vUltlng friends and transact ing business. Visits Relatives Here Mrs. Almm Harness, of Portland, for-. mer owner of the Roseburg Marks bury store, spent Armistice day In this city visiting her sister, Mrs. Ralph Karcher. Spend D?y in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. William Hopkins, owners of Circle "H" lodge on the North Umpqua river, spent Wednesday in this city visiting friends and at tending to business affairs. Here From Kelley's Kornen Mr. nnd Mrs. N. R. Fisher and daughter, Miss Norma Joyce, of Kolley s Kornor, were in town yes terday afternoon visiting friends and shopping. Visiting Relatives , Here Mrs. Maude Dcane, of Grants PasB, is spending several days in this city vlsltJng relatives and friends. She Is' a sister of Wesley it Ashworlhi manager of the Jackson street Mac Marr, store. ' ' Spend Day in Roseburg Mrs. Roscoe Marsters and daughter. Miss Betty, former Roseburg residents, now living in Wilbur, spent Armls tlco day in Roseburg visiting rela tives and friends. Return to Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGhehey and children have returned to their home In Klamath Falls, after spending a few days at Carnes visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McGhehey. They also visited Mr. McGhehey's sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, of Roseburg. Returns From Myrtle Point Howard Church has returned to this city, after spending several days In Myrtle Point visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. -Church, and new granddaughter, Julia iMnryland, born on November 5. Clarence Church is teaching in the Myrtle Point school. Mrs. Church was Miss Neva Walker of this city, be fore her marriage. Her sister, MIrr Gladys Walker, of Roseburg. left today for Myrtle Point, where she will be a house guest of the Church family for two weeks. Both Now Are Flavor-Protected Returns From Seattle iMIss Helen Pearce has returned to her home at Dlxonvllle after spending the past two weeks in Seattle vis iting at tho home of Mr. end Mrs. Clifford Sherrill, .former Roseburg residents. OH, TILLIE - 1 WVJT ouV TO MEET PB-OF UlMOLE&EEey. rtEMD Or MIME Pt-EA'SSM To MEET ' , PPOFEs43Ri I A- MOST FOB GOT 1 T TO IMTP-ODUCE VOU TO MMC , PCOFESSOIt My I, . j fit" a rl Jt it C5UXO to VCMOVJ you. 1 ii I v7 M 'M V w ( . HAW 1 11 Yl i 't1 i t wrs ri ,, r i j i - ; - i (MAY I HAVE- (S?tSMH1s' I f ' CWT UMOKSTAMD tvf P HMI DANCE V?B VOO. MAC- THE PBOFEMOR.Y MW IVMITH VOU 7 I DANCEBr -1 CS OME OF THE SWtEETlTiST MUST S'Ue-av scZy si. VTTT CHAEACTeIS KWOW OF. KMOWI (s. f5E3v I R.HTIF AMO VOJ VOOLOM'T SHACSt WAS & A (d r'Sl V IVoHrlE HD WTH HIM - , AFPAIC ' r f -&) vs : i vmy r u - rCHE,c? Here From Dixonvllle Dale Adams, of Dixonvllle, was a busi ness visitor tn this city Wednes day afternoon. Melrose Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Croft and children, of Melrose, spent Wednesday in this city visiting friends and attending to business. Return From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church have returned to their home on South Stephens street, after spending a few days In Ashland visiting friend.!. Return From North Band L. F. Lozler, of this city, has returned, utter spending a short time in North Dend attending to husina.w affuira. Mrs. Lozier. who It, is brcn quite ill at her home for lite past week, Is reported to be eonst'lpr altly improved in health at this time. '! COUGHS Rob on throat; place tome on . tongue and swallowasitmclti. VISA - 8G6S OVEff ti MHUOW JARS USED YEARLY From Rice Creek J. J. Mere dith, of Rice creek, was a business visitor in this city yesterday after- Transacts Business In Town Roy Burks, of Coos Junction, Bpent yesterday afternoon in this city transacting business. Mr. Burclk In Town Emerlcit . Shops and Visits In Town Mrs. Burslk, of Melrose, transacted busi-1 loan Dysert and son, Wallace, of i .ui. .i it..,.i...i fii6 i Melrose, spent yesterday afternoon ness in this city Wednesday after- . h ', ,,,, friends. ' Transacts Business Here Charles W. Olinghouse, of Anchor, spent yesterday afternoon in this city transacting business. Spend Several Hours Here Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pinkerton, of South Deer creek, spent Wednesday after noon in this city visiting relatives and friends. Hare From Roberta Creek George Thomas, of Roberts creek, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Shops and Visits Friends Mrs. John Bacon, of Umpqua, spent Wednesday in this city visiting friends and shopping. 8hoos and Visits Frlenda Mrs. John Baconf of Umpqua, - spent Wednesday in -this city ..visiting mends and shopping. 4i-V Move to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Holtzman. of Melrose, have moved to Pine street, where they will make their home. Transferred to Marshfleld Frank Stnffanson. employee of the local PIgcly WIgglv store, lien been transferred to the Marshfleld store. Glide Couole Here Mr. and Mrs. Larkln Rice and Mrs. Charles Messing, of G1UK spent yester day afternoon in this city vlBlting friends and shopping. Hunt's INDIAN Theatre Most Unique in the West TODAY and Friday T3vv JT' mmm 01 PARALLEL I-LAV OK. Finer flavor in modern chicken and ham resulted from the in vention of a new unproved con tainer. Finer flavor in coffee came with M-J-B's Patented Protection Method, the exdu. live Hi-Test Vacuum tin. Start with this new, richer coffee today. M J-B COFFEE , CHEVALIER 'st . l A You've Always UV. i'r-at -SaiVt Wanted Him Shops and. Visits Here Mrs, S. D. Connlne, of Glide, visited friends and shopped in this city yester day, afternoon. Happy Valley Visitor Here Mrs. A. S. Chappel, of Happy vnlley. visited and shopped tn this city Wednesday afternoon. Here From Looklngglass Fred Chamberlain, a resident of I.ool--Ingglass, transacted business lure for several hours yesterday. : Azalea Couple in Town Mr.'ani Mrs. J. G. Clare, of Azalmt, spent Boveral hours in this city yester day attending to business af fairs. Riddle Visitors Here Mr. nnd Mrs. James Crlpps, of Rldillo, were in town yesterday atternocn visit ing friends and transacilug business. Return to Anchor Mr. and' Mrs. Daniel Neldcrheiser have returned to their home in Anchor with thoir small son, Daniel Jr., who ha.s been a patient of Mercy hospital for tho past week. The boy suf forod a fractured loft arm a wot'k ago, when he fell froip. a horsnj Dlllard Visitor In Tcjwn Mrs. Sam Miller and daughter, Mrs. W. H. Blair, of Dlllard, spent Wednes day In this city visiting trionds and shopping. Returns From Grants Pass Em ery Williams, of the Model bakery staff, has returned to this city, after spending a short time in Grants Pass vacationing. - Here From South Deer Creek Mr. and Mrs. William Mellon, of South Deer creek, were in town yesterday visiting friends nnd at tending to business qtfalrs. Ut,i Crnm Itaua r.M.I, Mob A E. Mooro and brother-in-law, How- m-fl UnnM rF Dnva Pi-aulr ir.ra In town yesterday visiting friends nnd attending to business tymirsw. ' Sheep Wood Real Estate FOR Used Cars Used Fordson Used Trucks Used or New Radios J. O. Newland and Son 114 So. Stephens Street I Models of Fashioffl 'We have just received a new shipment of dresses "which will interest the wo men who know fashions. See these flat crepe after noon and evening frocks for ' the latest styles and designs. You can well afford to add one of these late arrivals to your winter wardrobe. In every line they suggest qual ity and correctness. Come in today and let us help you select your dress now so that you can be assured of a wide variety from which to choose. Thanksgiving Linen For your turkey dinner . . . add the final touch with one of oui high-grade covers. Select yours , now. I. ABRAHAM - I HE SILK. 5IORE . , . Kjj i S '...- - m -.is . W ... 1 I U VU3 I LSI fit y;:) .. M i ' BQeW I VwertiB-J W I 1 I The New at only - l"' C, ' 3 J Slixhtty moro t C V J ui,, J on EtuyTarmt ; V: A sparkling hero in a mod ern all-American story. J Hptlnhmil molnrii oflAUGHSSNflMm-TA c Maurice $h CUBIWIICOIBEBI; His fascinating Smile! His irre- ststible songs! And a new kind ( of lovel . . . Chevalier brings them all to you in his latest modern ' story 1 PLUS The Best In 8hort Features It k ADMISSION Lv Mat 10c-36e Eve. 10o-tOe PJ Matinee Daily 1:30 .a pond! Never in all our washing machine experience have we seen such a super-value in washers. Never have we seen its equal at $89.50. No not even at $109.50 Just look at what this new EASY "Washer offers : , Forcelain tub . . . Balloon-Type wringer rolls . . . Big fast agitator. . . Full six-pound capacity . . . Powerful motor and quiet gear case . . . And it bears a name EASY that insures Quality throughout. Come in and see what a beauty this new EASY Washer is how easy it is to keep clean and how easy to own. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWEU COMPANY "Your Partners feil in Progress' - 7 -I mm : . t r j Ardelh Carroll was young, beautiful and popular) but , In her heart there was only tonelincss, for the man she ., loved was not hers. Unkind fate had cut short her ro mance nd sent the symbol of her happiness to the allat with woman he didn't love. But Ardelh refused to ' accept the tragic lot that Chance seemed to have decreed -for her. She dared to shatter eonvenlioa to achieve happiness. '..' ',7'" Read how Ardeth Carroll dramatically solved her Great Love Problem in 41 By GLADYS JOIINSON SATURDAY, NOV. 15 in "T FUror-ProtecleJ Cefftt"