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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1930)
THREE Shops and Visits Mrs. Lucinda Ourney, of .Millwood, spent yester day in Koseburg visiting friends and E!:o;iidns. Mr. Para zoo Is Viritor II. L. Parazoo, of Sutherliu, spent several hours in this city yesterday trans acting business. Spends Day in Roseburg Mrs. Irma Jacobs, of Oakiaud, visiled friends and shopped in Koseburg yesterday afternoon. Shops and Visits Here Mrs. Pearl Maybeo. of Oakland, visited friends and shopped in KoseburK Thursday afternoon. Mr. Bur.enbark in Town H. A. Bupsenbark, of Melrose, trans uL'.:d bu-'ints In Koseburg lor several liours yesterday. Winchester Visitor Shops 'Mrs. Thomas nitznum. of Winchester, spent yesterday afternoon shopping in Koseburg. ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1930. I tit i tit Tur -rrn en T..i vhtmj r m Local News . 1 T ILUlE 7 V-fFf OH. HE'S a. NVCE FSST, 14JOMT &E Ot-t, I fefr-jCSr &tfn THIS FenpM HB- WHIPPLE , VOU MUMY-HE 6r., 'ilSsT4. A )J W J t d Spends Day in Myrtle Creek Mrs. Klien i'osl, Douglas county health nurse, visited the Myrtle Creek schools on Thursday. Oakland Visitor in Roseburg Mrs. Pearl Hand, of Oakland, vis ited friends and shopped in this city Thursday afternoon. Wilbur Couple in Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Irving, of Wil burg, were in UosebuiK yesterday v 'siting relatives and friends. Spends Day In Roseburg C. Downs, student of the school of me dicine of University of Oregon, rpent yesterday in Koseburg visit ing friends. Visit Friends Mrs. Lester Ed blom. of Eugene, and Miss Hazel Mullins, noswell Springs nurse, spent yesterday in Koseburg visit ing friends. L. T. L. to Meet The I. T. I.. will hold its regular meeting Sat urday afternoon at two o'clock at the Presbyterian church. All mem bers are urged lo be present. Portlander Here A. C. name koff. of Portland and well known in Roseburg, is spending several davs in this city visiting friends and attending to legal business. Preparing for Clinic Miss Clara Engeretsen, Douglas county health nurse, spent Thursday in Drain and Anlaut preparing the school children for a clinic lo be held in Drain within the near future. Stops at Local Store C. ,T. Dreier Jr., of the Portland Breler chain store office, made an official visit to the local store yesterday and conferred with Manager C. E. Cross, before going to Medford on business. Wilbur Visitor in Roseburg Mrs. John YVjnniford, of Untpqua, spent yesterday in Roseburg visit ing friends and shopping. Glide Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. Stroheeker, of Glide, were in town yesterday visiting friends and at tending to business. Shops and Visits In Roseburg Mrs. M. A. Maupin. of Oakland, spent Thursday In Roseburg visit ing friends and shopping. Dillard People In Town Mrs. Rani Miller and daughter, Mrs. W. II. Rlair, of Dillard, visited friends and shopped in this city yesterday. Garden Valley Couple In Town Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Bailey, of Car den vallev, were in town yesterday visillng friends and attending to business affairs. Here From Lonkinqglass Mr. and Mrs. Jess Matthews, of I.ook fngglass. spent yesterdnv in Rose burg visiting friends and transact ing business. Not III As Rumored According to word received here, D. W. Da vis, for many years janitor of the Roseburg high school, is not ill in n Portland hospital, as lias hern rumored for the past several days, but is enjoying good health in Los Angeles, California. Visiting in Driver Valley Miss Lucille dross, daughler of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Cross, of West First street, and Miss Helen Richer, daughter of Dr. rnd Mrs. O. L. Bacher. of Winston, are snerrling several days at Driver valley as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Cockcram. COMING SUNDAY Return From Corvallis Rev. and Mri. Perrv Smith and M. E. Rlttor have returned to Roseburg after spending a short time in Cor vallis attending (o business affairs. vry I'l at Home According to word received here Mrs. Francis frchnrne. of Mt. A 'ho rnr"h r-on-elide, is rep"'ed to be nulte 111 at her ho"ie. STte has many friends In Roseburg. Will Spend Winter Here Mrs. C. W. Davis, of Marshfleld, arriv ed in Ihls city yesterday to spend the winter months as the boose truest of her daughter and "on-ln-law. Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Church, and family. Stop Here on Way to California Mr. and Mrs. E. Ricks, of Cal gary. Alberta, Canada, and two daughteis, slopped in Roseburg yesterday to visit Mrs. Carrie kruse, before continuing their journey to California. Spend Short Time In Eugene Arthur II. Marsh, president of the Utnpqua Prune C rowers associa tion, motored to Eugene last week to attend the meeting of the state horticultural society. He was ac companied by Mrs. Marsh and Miss Ruth Smith, of Portland, house guest of the Marshes at I.ook-ingglass. 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Jackson St. - !'p . yard .01 M . 12 peet Print M 1Q i W) j Linoleum $ 1 1 1 3 3 Ah j 9 by 12 Axminster Rug, . ffNifl "JC n I.-pjo.uu tor ,.v yilll w urj Velour DaveiiDOit, t'Ofl C fS I ran $62.00 for iiSiDU j Pi AH Enamel Par!or Furnace, 6 10 0 1 Yf $62.00 for TJiOU I rjl. Electric Vacuum Cleaner, Cfl I uO $37 00 for ifi!JU I New Atwater Kent all-elcctric Radio, jl 1 It'll TODAY U .u. yuu'xu m n)J AND I SECOND HAND GOODS 1 1 Jin PATiinn II r ffic en tr. t-ki t ca D L I Lb an i v nwn i lis rvii rnt".i iXtilD'C iD I U.kJS u.u.iinuii i uuiu ui.tJ ma iuvi I Electric Range $19.50 Bed Davenport $27.50 Pj Y Heating Stove $7.50 Phonograph $17.50 g fJJj Kitchen Cabinet ... $13.50 One Crosley Radio $23.50 1 (WJ Judd's Furniture Store p K "- : n h 3lbs- ITr a- . . --. 1 S -"" today -;T - i St rJ(,W 'm I WHAT A COWBOY . . O -v-- :, jrjh Dozen faW 1 N i n : f f?A J" I I "ROARING RANCH" - ' 'JS9SiwwJ? 5 I :l All.TalMnr'. Atl-Action. AU-FiRhtinn V - fifl jl 11HKN Hoot runs nr ii"lnst I PLUS IWj ' 'yA fnur-footil nm.t:i:n' ilyna-I Comedy ' -. ir . I I ml'". H' Jtiit Inn lui.l for tin- I News -1 fajn J rm-.y: S..n :mn WIM ii.!. .-,11 nv.r ADMISSION ?fl O J lbs I i Ht- flaw .-iml five yi 'i thou- M.itinee luevbe (in Up 'tin.! otlx-r l!irill in i' i linih Evtnmg 10c-3Se : JL I fr.. in nimHlmrkle nun : r lo oil Matinee Saturday L ;.M Ujl inilllonnii". ' 1:30 frl) I .1 LIBERTY M fcjjbt iiVa VXake your work Easier on S SianSl4y6lHj1d tvay...5tort preparation For the biggest meal of the year, now. Our stores are just puldging with i3 good things to eat...at the lowest prices in many .iflSfci years. Avoid the last minute rush r iOl W which causes that worn out feeling and Esl vSija frQyed i6rves- Be your best for Thanhs- Wk M giving. ..Ssbocs at aieway, bbow! W' VuM! Prices Eftecli urn Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday MINCEMEAT PINEAPPLE Mnx-l-Mum. the" best hincy whole slices. Dole's No. I pack- Large No. 2 5 cans. Each ASPARAGUS Mnx-l-Mum, fancy small white, tender tips. No. I 190 PEAS Max-I-N'luin quality, many cheaper products are of fered, be safe at Safe- iT 140 SHRIMP Fisher Pack Fancy gulf shrimp. Serve a salad or cocktail. No. 1 cans. iCrt Each 13)5 .250 Mnx-I-Mum, small, ten der, sweet peas. Serve the best. No. 2 cans. Each 190. cans. Each OLIVES Glennwood, extra large tipe Olives. Special pur chase of these famous olives. No. 1 tall cans- COCOANUT GINGERALE Each Fancy Lonft Shred Economical for cakes, cookies, macaroons, or candies. Note the price. 230 Marshmallows Melt-a-way, the new rVlarshrmxIlow, fresll, fluf fy goodness- 190 Cliquot Club Pale Dry, sparkling, refreshing, in vigorating. The large bottle. Each I I S JELLO Several fruit flavors and mint. Think of the de licious salads nnd desserts possible-Package 171! .70 OYSTERS ' Selected Gulf Pack, finer flavor, lnrge size. 1 QW Per can I 0)5 PUMPKIN Douglas Golden Pie Pumpkin. Make the feast complete. No. 2J tins. Each Candies and Nuts for Thanksgiving Select your needs from our larger, finer stock, savings Assured. Hnfs INDIAN Thealre Most Unique in the West Your Favorite Western Star In an outdoor romance with a million dollar cast, FRENCH CREAMS Extra fine quality delic ious creamy Bon Bons. Luscious tender jellies cryatalized to keep the goodness in. 0n Lb BRAZILS Fancy new crop large size, sweet, tender meats. ft lp MIXED NUTS Fancy assortment of Al monds, Brazils, Pecnns, Filberts, and Oregon Wul nuts. (No peanuts.) QQfi ,Jp Satin Finish Stuffed Candy "Krispenshell," a new creation. The finest plas tic hard candy. 1Cr Lb ZO0 WALNUTS Fancy Oregon Fran qucttes, the best flavored wnlnut grown. 00 W Lb Zilji WALNUTS Oregon Baby soft shells, preferred by many for the children. iQH Lb lOp CHOCOLATES Supreme Chocolates, de licious confections coated with milk and dark choc olate. You could not get better value at $1.00 a pound- 3 lb. box ... $1.55 .670 3 lbs. 500 MIXED CANDY Satin Finish, a fine assort ment of pillow shapes and straws. Pure and whole- IT: 140 3 ibs 390 ALMONDS IXL Fancy Soft Shells, salt and roast them for a ir. 230 ORANGES Sunkftt, seedless sweet juicy quality, much bet ter this year. Size 344s. 170 470 LETTUCE Fresh crisp solid Iceberg head lettuce. 2 heads .130 BROCCOLI Fancy, large snow white heads. 5 CELERY Fancy Oregon Celery, well bleached, tender stalks. Medium size Oy Jumbo iflW size I UJ cranberries or Oregon McFnrlane hand (TV, ptcKea, rea ripe Domes. 2 ibs .. 350 SWEET POTATOES Fancy Southern smooth clean stock. No. I 's. 5 lb. .190 Extra Values for Saturday and Monday Only PLUS All Talking Comedy "GRANDMA'S GIRL" with Andy Clyde Mick Stuart Fox Talking News Admission Mat 10-35 Eve. 1O50 Time of Shows Matinee Daily at 1:39 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday and Sunday Matinees 1:30 and 3:00 SUGAR Pure cane fine Knuudatcu. Limit 20 Lbs. Pure cane fine powdered, the best. .190 Brown Golden C, always essential at Thanksgiving time. SHORTENING Pancrust, merits the con sideration of every house wife. 4 lb. pail 770 Pure vegetable od short ening in bulk. 3 , 470 BUTTER Safeway, unequalled as a spread for bread. QCr Pound OJy COFFEE -Mrtx-I-Mum, Schillings, M. J. B.. Hill's, or Golden ST.: 390 Safeway, fresh ground. Lb 350 MILK Max-I-Mum or Pet, tall cans. 7 1 Kach I 2 O (Limit 6 cans) WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230 1
