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cot.tuiu iNt.wKL.viL.v. kusluuku OKhGUN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1930.
News of
Douglas County
CAMAS VALLEY
, ... (Xewt-Hev!w Duirxlui County K-al)
y CAMAS VALLKV, Nov. u.
J Tilt's. Adrian SUimliry, who lias
"-been quite III with tin flu Ih Imi-
proving. Mill. Stuinlloy wan it)
i , Koseburg GeiK'inl hospital under
" the care of physicians tor a low
''tiays but la now at home attain.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.undiuit of Wen
.atchee, Wash., spent ilu week-end
" here visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. 11. Huntington.
J,'., The HiKh Hehool Ilihle Study
t class meeiH now at the school'
houe Monday evenings. inn
; pertha Lary has t:hut f;e of ih
--class.
- Keith Ireland of Ohilla, who has
"be:n attending 1'lh sehool at
ki Jliyitie Point, Hiailed to school hen
l.it Wednesday.
T. (J. LawHoii, (iiill. AbblM atw.
,7vional(l Law son and Wello Shm'oi
. , went to Kutji'im Kundity fen- Mrs
Lawsoit. who had been vicllinj:
'there with her slfcler, Alice Scran
"" M1h Mildred Hibnld of Tcnniih
"VlHlted school here Tuesday.
J.L II. K. (iurney of Wincheslei
tttpei)t Tuesday making chIIh on lli
' poultry owneiH in the valley. Mr.
1 (.'limey works wil h llie I mi!f.'la
tlfcunty KcimI mul l-'lour -Mill to he
it producers with their poultry prnh
"loins.
The Ladles Aid is kIv;iik a chick
n slipper, cafeteria style, ni ilu
school houso Friday nit;lit. Nnvem
'"Jjer 21. Supper will be cerved Joi
jail hour start Iiik about 11:3(1. Then
vill be a short program alter ;!h
"n'upper.
LEONA
(Nnw.-nVvlow Doiiglai County Hixviid)
,' I.IOONA. Nov. 1!1 .Mis. Olive S
..louiu and her Iwo j,-us. Kidnei
iiml Kred. i1m have heeii wiirkinii
'"'111 tilt' apple on-hard ill Hum:
Jjltivor for the past six vt eks ie
....lunied home Thursday. Air. .lmiri
;,tverU to Wenalehee, Washington
'w here lie exiiiM-la to Heeiiri! wiiiN
r'iun u In-idKe eonijl ruction eontriiei
"'.Tile Moore hoys lepui'l ll'a! I hey
"found utondy work in 1icii .vault;
"";ruid orchard!), lint llml wanes were
.olvpry low.
.. Miss l.iivpiiie Wllli'y, who re
,,ltrenlly underwent nn oiioiutinn for
J'jinpendloitlH at Kimene, Is expect
.i.'iid liomp next week.
I.loyil iiml K. II. Kejiiiy "f Itosc-'-iufB
visited thjif iiaronts, Mr.
, "lind Sirs. J. J. Kpllny ill I la last
, Meek.
' Geoipe Kelfy mailp n luisilievs
""flip lo HllKene Friday.
,!!!.. Marion tinnier and II. lleim of
.-Hinllli Itlver, were in l.pona Mini-
" May puicliasliiK supplies and loch
itilK ufler business mailers.
,,,, Mrs. Annlo Allison spent Sutur-
niflnv til Cottane Clove on ItuslneWs.
Mrs. YV. J. Wllley went lo Ku
"J'fene Sunday to visit her claiiKliter
i.i:ivcrne, who Ik In the I'acil'le
i 'I'lirlKllnii hospital.
"" Sidney nnd 1'rPil Moore were III
''otttiKe drove on business -Mon-"Jiiay.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank lloolier and
' i two rhlldren of Anlauf rislieil al
tlle John lloolier home Wednesday.
V. J. Willey made a business
ivtrlp to Flmene Tuesilay.
Hob Anliiuf and Peek Fcnslon
"'nnd two Hons, of Anlauf, were In
!!' Lt-oua on liuslneaH Tuesday.
GLENDALE
Mattie L. Yokum rntl Lurry li. Mo
Lane of GruutH Push.
; Miss l'eail J-'alk of llaUey Is u
j house jiwul I his week of her
j brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
I Mrs, Kenneth Vannlce.
(Jlenn 1. Watdrlp returned Thurs
: day from Koseburg where lie was
a witness In the circuit court case
of J. M. Thome v;, W. 11. Neil.
lorinerly of the Fortune llranch
service station.
Mrs. S. K. (iiliiaiu and Miss Alice
I Nebel rehiiiieil to their homes in
Ihis city Friday alter spending two
days in M imI I onl -isiting and
Hhopping.
. Airs. 1). C Harris left Saturday
evening for I'ortlaiid where she
will vislL with lier (laughter aud
family.
K. C. Throne, mail carrier on the
Azalea and Anchor route ami up
per Cow creek rancher, loueiher
with Mrs. Throne, Kptnt Monday
here shopping and visiting with
friends.
M ins Kthel M. Sniiih returned to
Itoaeburg .Sunday evening al lei
spending (lie day here with Imm
parents, Mr. and Mis. I. II. Smith.
Arthur Dobyns re) in ned to his
home in t his cily Sunday evening
alier visiliii'.' since Friday with
IriiMids and relatives at Med ford,
lie w as acconipjuiied here by ht.--coiisin
Miss Kllamae Kiiliy ot Med
lord who will he a houne gnent
tills week of Mr. uud .Mrs. W. I..
Mobyiis at their home on Se. l(;id
street.
The Soul horn i'acilic company's
tunnel crew thai has been working
at tunnel ! near l.elend for several
months. has completed Its Job
there and been moved lo Mils clt
pending lut titer orders, li is ex
peeled thai this crew will soon be
moved lo (he Cow creek canyon
near tunnel (.
'ha i les (ira.v of Marsh field
transacted business here Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Laton Wimhell
and two children arrived Monday
from Heal Me lor a visit with rela
Mve.H and IriciiK. Lafon Is a son
of Mrs. Mllzabi'tli Wim-ludl who
resides about a mile nort beast ol
this city mi a ranch located In tin1
Windy creek valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Costelln
motored Tuesday to C rants I'as.
where they attended to various
business mailers.
Cliff Taylor aud Warren A. Cris
wold returned lo their hotm-H al
(Torn lug, Cal.. Thursday afler
spending several days here visit
ing wilh friends. Moth men were
formerly employees ol .1. S. Wood
rotle and son. contract loggers.
Mrs. K. L. Henninger of Oakland
visit (Ml here Friday al the home ol
her son ami daughler-ln law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Henninger. She was
accompanied by, her daiinhler-iii
law. Mrs. L. F. Henninger, of Can
yon v II le.
Mrs. Ibid Itelcher was hostess
lo llie members of the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid society al her home
about a mile southeast ol Clendale
Friday.
John lliileblusnn of Laurel, Miss.,
and S. K. Ingham of Oklahoma
City. Okla.. arrived here Tuesday
ami are reiMMered at (lie Clendale
hole!, I loth men are well k now n
lumbermen and are looking afler
business interests In this locality.
Several huge flocks of robins,
each flock made up of hundreds
of the red breasted birds, arrived
here with (he rains the firsi of the
week. While Mr. Robin is usually
an all year guest here, the large
Mocks of these birds seen here
Attractions
Ai li iL MOVIES
Ulster of Mrs. Huet, from Long DEAN VINCENT HOME ' n Oregoa will be accepted In place
; lieach, CuiiT. j . . Lu ... (L,, A - ,v! jf the check. The same Khali fc--
INJJiA.N - Today and Satuiday,
Uichard ArU.n in "Santa Fe Trail."
I.HIKPTV -Tuilny and Sa.
Hoot Ciuson in "Itoaiing Jianch,"
ail talking western.
TooT CiilSO.N will ij.iiloji
H
onto
i. iiud 1 augherty made a trip to
Mreniertou, Wash., last week to
lake uuv4i a couid of young men,
who were deserters from llie navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaphuel Wiuu, Miss
irciii; .Negaroi, .hiss Mei nice Hn-
According to woiU received here,
liin iiomo neiuugiiig to Mr. and
Mrs. iJeau Viuceni, ias4 Alumeila
uiive, Pui'Muuu, Uieon, was diok-
ler and Gerald Kobler left last Uurgiara on Monday
FJday for Curvallis where they eveiuuj;. mis. lucent wad awakeu
aiienueu the toot bail game. 'td by ihe noise of someone trying
Mrs, Tom Wallace, Misa Jeucy,1" gaui eututnee on Lne secouU
Wallace and Mrs. Harold Turpin I lltJr and Immediately tailed po-
held as a guaranty of the faithful
pertormuuee of the coutract
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CAULK ABRAMS,
Secretary Oregon State Board ot
Control. Capitol iiuildlug, Saleui.
Oregon.
Hu Clirlitiuai S-il
EAGLES NOTICE
Eagles Thanksgiving dinner will
Lite tonight in "lif.aring 1 Itanch,"
one. o. Mi.' laMcst and moht excit
ing pietiue of hfs thrilling career,
it is all -talking.
"UoariiiK Hutu li" deals with the
:ul . nun ous V'est at the height, of (he Vonealla schools, but
its sk'.Jjng sjieed, 'i here are tights
and conspiracies, and through it
all runs Hoots' own particular
brand of humor.
COMING
SUNDAY
AMOS
i
ANDY
v,k. (Spwi-ttwlw Hoinfls I'mmty fimr!fiM
tl , GLKNDALi:. Nov. M - Ivan Lut
Mv'ton; who iiulll reeenily was em
r ployed by ,L S. Woodi-olle and son
' ns a 'ent" driver. Is now employ
t 'ed at Paradise. Cal. ills wife and
litinily expect lo leave hero lids
iAveek nnd will Join him there. 1
" A imirrhige license w as Issued j
flt (Jrnuts Pass lant week lo Miss'
"4
$&miM Ice
Cream
Ki. it ii was tli e lowing herd.
' I be Virginian" thrilled an
t!i-n;e." wiili lis thousands of cat
tie crying out as they
along.
I le-n it was the nickering herd.
" l lie Light of Western Stars"
ji:ii)iited the neighs of a hoide of
stampeding horses with the "moo"
'll raHle.
') i : i.r:iiiiL' of a dont;ey was an
impo! t ; til ( (him iy mot if
i i;:oiia.
Now li is llie Ideating herd.
"The Siana Fe Trail," which
pent several days last week visit-! lice wtl fouutl ladder against' be held in the Maccabee hall Mon
day, Nov. 24th. from 6:3u to 12
P. M. Members In good standing
and their family welcome. This is
strictly for Fugles only. Commit
tee Adv.
NOTICE
Come to the rovival at the Free
Methodist church. Hear Rev. Sims
preach the Word or Divine Truth.
Service each night at 7:30. Come.
Adv.
llujr Chrlihnii Seli
New midget radios, f")9.50 com
plete. I'mpqua Radio Shop. Adv.
nig relatives in Tillamook and' nuuse ana several screens re
Portiaud. moved troin the windows. The
Mr. and Mrs. Rhinesinith am! w g". evuleutly frightened by
daughter, Virginia, spent the week; U!'ri- Vinrfeiil s awakeuu.g, did not
end visiting ut th Leach home, j ain entrance. Mr. Vincent, presi-
Prof. laihiesmith formerly was in i 01 Ulu Poruuna Trust aud
now 1 savings uauK, is in isow .oik on
teaches at FJmira. uitsiue-is. Motli are well known lu
.urn. AUilie t,ttir of Veneta spent uoscumg, naving oueu vibiieu me
tue wijeiv cud vlsuing irienuu iieri
.Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Weber, Gene
and Jiminie. Weber spent the week
end isiiing friends at Harrlsbuiv
ami lirov. nsvi.le.
.l d. uner ot Albany spent a few
thundered i duvs ilus ween vibiiiug ids sibtei.
.Wi-.h. Mary Caiawell.
I he ladies aid of the M. K.
church is making preparations for
u carnival, which will be held in
the schoolhouse early in Decern
ijw. A negro minstrel with plenty
ol tun aud laughter will be the
'Old : main event of the program. A good
tune is assured all.
Key. Clark lias purchased a fine
s te reoit t icon machine. Last Sun-
Paramounl has adapted iroin Hal 'day evening a very inieiesting and
K'.ni'is' novel, "Spanish Acres." inst ruetl ve leciure on work that
which open.-; al Hunt's Indian the-hhe M. K. church is doing was giv
itre today for two days is thejeii. '1 iiis will be a fen lure of the
I'irst bi' prcMinciion ti r-ior-il I he j Sunday e ening services this win
continuous drone of thousands of j ler. A cordial welcome Is extended
sheep as tiiev move before Hie , to all. Next Sunday evening a
Thanksgiving program, under t In
direction of .Mis. Avery Laswel!
v.lil he given. A short playlet, "The
First Thanksgiving,"' w ill be pre
seined.
-ametas and microphone.
YGNCALLA
It."
111.
in
Mrs.
VONCAI.LA. N
i-'i-ed Apjd'.'gate entertained at. a
tiunei Sunday at her home in
.icoil-i alley. hawng as her guesls
trs. I Miih Thompson, Mr. (icorge ,
Massed nud .Mrs. Alice Canm-y of j
Yoi.cuil-i and Mr. aiei .Mrs. Masks
-.1 llalsey.
Mr. and Mr.. M- Iluei hnve ;ts
'heir house guest. M rs. LufUin.
Mils week are somewhat unusual.
A drainage sewer to take care
ol the surplus rain water at the
soul h west corner of Pacific and
Third streets is being installed In
Ceortie (.'. Dyer this wewJt. This
sewer conned s wilh an exist I ng
sewer opposite the- Glen dale Ga
in gp.
Mrs. Lee P.rasted of Portland is
registered al Ihe Clendale hotel.
She is spending several days here
deiiiohsl rating a line of I nod pro
ducts at local stores.
Sam Pescel, a former resident
here but now residing at Grunts
Pass, spent Monday visit lug w ilh
friends in Ihis city.
Forrest Cobb of Port land arriv
ed here Tuesday and Is spending
several days I ransacllng business
in this locality.
- Charlie Walker ami M. Ncff.
ranchers residing above Hie Azalea
dlst rlct on Cow creek
business here Friday.
TRUCK UPSETS BUT
DRIVER UNINJURED
One oftlie large (rucks belong
ing to Ihe Pierce Freight line up
sei esiei day near Camp View,
just north of Poseburg. The truck
skidded near ihe junction of the
Ware road with the pacific high
way and smashed into a concrete
ill vert before turning ovm The
driver was uninjured, but the
i rin k was badly wrecked.
tii Cl.ll.lnu Srnlj
TENMILE
f,.ws IMIrH- tM.ulas Cn.itily Special)
TKXMILK, Nov. 21. S. L. Moss
i pent Wednesday in Itoseburg at
tending to business matters.
George Swift, who lias been seri
ously ill lor several weeks, is tin
Pioving very slowly.
.Vis. Mary MacAboy and two
sons, who have been living at the
Tenmile camp grounds, have mov
ed into Ihe Nichols house at Ohilla
lor ihe winter.
EAGLtS NOTICE
Special meeting for initiation
Sunday. Nov. l':!id. I p. in. All
members are urged to bring candi-
transactcd dates and be llier". Worth v President.-
Adv.
LESTjLALE. IN 'THE WORLD
SATISFYING $0 $ m
FIRST PRIZE &
GOLD MEDALS
CEYLON&INDIA
Jin4l
ONtRAL MOTORS
RADIO
ToClimaxa
jiplglf feasant
Geivekal Iotors IIaiho
Your QUfOtS Will apprcciti MIOM,vd Kc C'Mi" diein.j
the course of the Thankctpvi"-l dinner, it ti a Iftjt, r.i..iv
digested refreshment. It ituhidi-s .i lose mus ' i.u ,m spcmni
from fresh fruit juices nnd pin - Mesh cif.im. It 15 a tittmj
Climax to an entertaining Th.ink .q. vmg.
Order Now
Special Thanksgiving Bricks
CRANBERRY SHCRDET
VANILLA
PLUM Pl'DDINC.
AT
Tu ins
Douglas County Creamery
General 3EcTOii H :
crstJi Visual Tonv Seifvlor
ROSEBURG MOTOR CO.
UO Rose Street Fhon? 100 Rosrhuv??
in: H. C. Churcu home .here.
iiuv i;ti. mniiri tv-aii
LEAVES FOR TEXAS
TO GET PRISONER
Deputy Sheriff George Lb tsch
left this afternoon for Liberty,
Texas, carrying, extradition papers
tor J. V. Chambers, indicted here
on Ihe charge of lorgery. Cham
bers, accused of having passed sev
eial 1 urged checks in this city
early tins year, 1i:jh been serving
time in the Texas prison for the
passing of worthless checks. Ills
sentence ill Texas Is ubout up, and
he is to be brought to Itoseburg to
answer to the charge, against him
here. Me resided in this city for a
number of years before going lo
Oklahoma and later to Texas.
Unr CinMniu Sli
PROPOSAL F03 SUPPLIES
Sealed bids will be received up
10 1 I'. M. December fi. I'jMm. at the
office of the undersigned for fur
nishing to the various state institu
tions and departments supplies
onsistiug of drygoodn, clothing,
.urnishingd, groceries, shoes, hard
ware, brooms, drugs, stationery,
.rockery, plumbing, etc. tor the
-ahiii-ahiiual period ending June 3h,
!!);!!. Specifications and schedules
will be furnished upon application
to the undersigned, also from the
trade and comim rclal bureau of
the Portland Chamber of Coin
nierce. Multnomah I lot el. or from
he Oregon Maiiulac!::; ers Associa
tion, Oregon Muilding, both located
.11 i'tiitland, Oregon.
Kach bid shall be accompanied
by a certified check representing
ten per cent of the whole amount
.it:l, made payable to Carle
brains. Secretary Oregon Si ate
Toard of Control, or whore the ten
nt amounts to JaOO.UU or
a surety bond from some
Wben you buy a can of
Hills Bros
Coffee
a.ways fresri
is
Fresh is the word I For air, which
flattens the flavor of coffee, is com
pletely removed from Hills Bros."
vacuum cans and ktpt out. No air
tight cans will keep coffee fresh.
Hills Bros. Coffee is as fresh and
flavorful as when it comes from
the roasters. The can is easily
opened with the key.
ControUid Roasting
pvts Hills Bros.
Coffee a flavor no
other coffee has.
O 1930
This beautiful plated pancaka
flipper with white enamel
handle, color tipped. FREE
with your grocer's ipecial
offer of
pancakP ? ILffle
FLOUR
in
0 w I
cjpprcnxd 6v Iht
Good HMpiityJfyaM
The flour specially prepared
to give those two qualities
women want most in pan
cakes and waffles Flavor
and Fluffiness.
Ask your grocer for this free
offer TODAY!
THERE ARE SMILES THAT MAKE US HAPPV
says Lee b. Roberts, Ihe composer, on
the"Sperry Smiles" program over the
NBC every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening ot 8:45 KFSD
KECA KGO KGW KOMO KHQ
WBBWinjiniaaai,-,tvt
(uinp:;liy aiitliorlzod to do business t.oOK FOP. TUB RAD ON THE CAN
1 mWt We're Ready I
it REO&V5
With all the delicious and appropriate "trimmings" for the Thanks
r;ivinc feast, from the bread and seasoning for the turkey dressing to
the mince meat and pumpkin for the pies priced low so you can
make your holiday dollar buy more in quality and in quantity.
Something to be thankful for A great group of INDEPENDENT
LY OWNED Red & While stores, organized to supply you with
quality groceries at savings.
PHONE YOUR ORDER WE DELIVER
Specials for Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 24th and 25th
VF. RF.SF.RVF. THF. RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
RED & WHITE
GINGER ALE
.Made from llie fnnnuis Wnuliesha
.Mineral Wilier.
2 for 35c
BLUE & WHITE SEEDLESS
RAISINS
Plump, nicutv riittilus
4-lb. Pks. 25c
Fruits for
C Al AfC RED A WHITE
BRAND
l'.''.i-!--m iar,n
2 cans (l's tall) . . .45c
m MAYONNAISE
Igig&atejjl lied A: While Itrallll I'ure. No fill, ,-.
itiStUSil .Miide with Ihe finest inirreili, i.Ik
PINT! Full PJnf Aar mfal fo-n. ttr-
mi, mm v i
BULK DATES, 2 lbs 23c
1 Iiillou i New Crop
OREGON WALNUTS, 2 lbs 55c
Flinry No. 1 Splendid value!
ALMONDS, 2 lbs 45c
Faiiry 1X1. Soft Sheil
RIPE OLIVES (Pint tins) 2 for 35c
Mediums- lied .n While Iti-aml
Caking Soda 2 for 15c " i D
lied - While Ill-ami
Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz. tin. .43c
Clean, fresh still k
OLEOMARGARINE, 2 l'c35c
Pine i White I'.raiid I'll,,.;
Pillsburv's Pancake or Buckwheat
Flour, 3V2-Ib. nkg 37c Shrimp, 2 cans 39c
Matches, 6-box
carton i;,. wt,. nni.i
Ueil While Ilrand
Tho Owner Soruos
HSr
Salt, 2-lb. carton 8c
lied i- While Shaker Plain nr Iilir.l
Tfi e Bui or Sclugs
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