SEVEN
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Geo. McManua
Anou hemd ms. that
gr I KNOW' EliT THERE
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. 1 93 1 .
TTMB BOOK OP RULES SAYS
SOUP HOULO BE -SEEN ANO
NOT HEARD- AND THE VSJAV
VOU WERE BPLASWHsj' r- '
Delayed Factory Shipment cf
Weller Kitchen and
Cooking Utensils
A large assortment of colors and sizes to choose from . . .
The new prices are low:
Mi xing Bowls 20c to $1.00
3-piece Refrigerator Sets $1.75
Casseroles 65c to $1.00
Tea Pots 65c to 80c
Pitchers 30c to 90c
Custard Cups 10c
We shall be p'e?.sct! to have you call and
loj:; over the stock.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Ironmongers
MV TABLE MAMKlERSf
YOUT4E CRAXV,'
DIMMER VAS A SOClAi.
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I LEARNED TO EAT
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FOR SALE
SEASONED fir block, $2 per tier.
JJHV in' wood, 52. i5 and $2.5u ler
tier. Phone -U-'-l.
VOU. SALK '& Haired Rock cock
erels. Mrs. Sum Leuke, Glide.
Ore.
l'Uli s ,
era. Ki:
nm sa
- ith 1 .
'.- Two ..-year-old heif
l miiing fresh in Feb. O.
m, Brockway.
i. 1U-1 Ford runabout
, -u(i boily, $25 will lake
.w tlie Valley store.
C 'iilJ- I ft. seasoned first
fc uwtlt iir; sawed any length,
z- iX'li ered. South End l'Uel
Co.
VOl- oAl.:: C..od Spiueiiuerg uu-j;e.-.-,
bi'i:i.r buxes, -loc. Delivered
v ,u box C'-nts. 732 W est Lane
ijfiLKU hay and straw; 40 tons
good quality oats and vetch, $14
per ton; straw $8. 0. F. Krogel,
Idxon villa.
KLMA1AGK SALK Jiosebui'g Wo
man s club every Saturday ut the
cluo rooms, opposite Hunt's In
dian theatre.
h'OR SALK tiuu sawed, seasoned
crdar po.'is. Also one team work
hordes, ov will trade fur sheep.
V. O. Ccndruy, Ulendale, Ore.
$ l2ou TO $4UUU per year; govern
jaent job, steady work; men, wo
men, is to 50. We coach you lor
early exams. Write for particu
lars Box 71, care News-Ueview.
Foil SALK Six head work
horses; Z caddie horses, good
condition, well broke; 2 farm
wagons; 2 sets double harness.
L mpu.ua Valley Freight Line,
cor. .Main and Washington Sts.
FOB SALE Broccoli seed, earliest
variety, from impelled stock.
Saniplt's iroin this lot planted by
Clay Smith, Winston, now being
harvested. Will pay you to Inves
tigate. Limited quantity only
available. Place orders now. A.
W. Baum, Kohlhagen Apia.
Phone 4i5, Koseburg.
I wXnted i
i
WANTED loo head of ewes. Slate
ui;e and price. J. .S. Powell, 5u5
Mh St., Cottage Grove, Ore.
WANTED DourIus county Im
proved farm for clear. Earft Hol
lywood business corner, 6-room
house. Value $10,U(W. What have
you. Howtliorne, Gleudale P. O.,
California.
FOR RENT
IIOI'SE for rent at 1131 E. 3rd St.
Phone 133.
Foil KENT Furnished apartment,
close in, clean, homey. Telephone
72211.
1-uK KENT 50 acres pasture.
First ranch So. of town on high
way.
FOR KENT" Furnished apart
incuts, water and liahts furnish
ed. Canme. 57 and $12 per
month. 1)16 So. Pine St.
LOST
V'UT..;imvoiI or alnlun t tirln V
briudle bull-terrier. Answers to
name "(linger. Howard. Call at
W iKv.mii, Coos Junction.
FOUND
,
l-OI Nil Driving glove. Owner
briin! oilier Klove for identifica
tion to News-Kevlew office.
I MISCELLANEOUS
,
TAR OWNER Don't forget to call
653 when In need of nuto parta.
Karff'a Auto Wrecking House.
WILL TRADK, one registered
Cuerusfy bull calf, two monllm
old. for hay. A. V. Logsdon,
Riddle, Oregon.
NEW TODAY
n UNTITUK to In- sold duiiiK
iifi f(L lirn. P.iailbuin. Win-.-t';i.
v'tTHIN't; inure saii,-fim; Ihun io
.ae ni! tar snappy and ailiac
livr lo:.i!i-. liiing it around for
a i-vmviUat inn and estimate.
Pair.' r"paii inc. color mutclitug,
mi ' bnnlPL:. vain:, waslnns.
;u:'h Ai.ln Paiuim aud Uu
iinxbhing Shop, uear S. P. depot.
131. iDtTPcatur
WANTED Building lot in Hose
burg. State price and location.
Box 1, care News-Ileviuw.
FOB SALIC Small chicken ranch,
well improved, close in. Inquire
tieorge Solomon s grocery.
$l.(iu PEU TIER for old growth
block wood, cut from big live
trees. J. H. Parrolt, Camas Val
ley.
LOST lilack German police dog.
Is months old. lias no collar.
Answers to name "Uig Hoy." Re
turn to Ernest L'nrath. Reward.
WANTED To trade rum lambs or
buy 2 sows ready to farrow or
larrowed. Phone for 24. Itoscoe
Conn. j
WANT experienced farm hand,
one who likes poultry. rite age,
experience, etc., in letter to Box
2, care News-Ueview.
WILL trade high class residence in
excellent location in Portland for
good . residence in Roseburg.
Leake & Guruee. Phone 500.
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
apartments with garage, close in.
Also some small acreage for
sale. C. W. Oilman. Phone 231-R.
WANTED to do your painting and
decorating. Now Is a good time
to do that interior Job. Call M.
L. Paul. 230 N. Stephens St. or
phone 1 ul-It.
FOR SALE--6 h. p. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine, complete Willi
magneto, pulley and skids, in
good running order. 1J. H. Lame
man, Canyonvllle.
FOR SALE Cows, coming fresh
soon; also sheep. Or will Hade
for good horse, 1100 or 1500 I us.
Phone 49H3, Oakland or 4Bfj
Roseburg.
jin.TIAl. PIMI'li's! nn valve irrind
ing on all malies oi curs, uuuut.
the month ot January.
Rose Garage
Opposite Hotel Rose.
Roseburg, Ore.
FRESH from the garden: Parsnips,
beets, carrots, lettuce, turnips,
cabbage, etc., oi Dad's, corner
Lane and Sheridan. Don't forget
those dales In celophaue pack
ages.
FOR RENT Sheep and turkey
ranch: dairy aim ttiiKey raiii-u,
sell cheap, dairy and turkey
ranch. All kinds of sales and
trudes. Call M. Merrill. 108 Mosh
er St.
MONTHLY PAYMENT LOANS
If you w ish lo bunu or uuy a
home or refund your present
mortgage, we have a liberal re
payment plan whereby loans may
be paid iu monthly install
ments. The total cost of one of
our loans is lower than any like
organization doing business in
Ihe state. We invite comparison.
LMPQLA SAVINGS 4i LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Houglus Ab
stract building.
TODAY'S MARKETS
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wh"1f;il- ImiM'T ami K nun k t
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sIi.mik (Hi'l r-tiiil tu nix liKbl in
both iiiotlurtH.
hi th- tiMiiiiry tlri1-0 mcHt trinle
top hinilrt wi-rt. a lUili- ifiine witn
(liu prirt pr-ii(l f i'i' t' 'I t
;i pouii.l -IiaiiKi-U tu a ftnn II r.-iila.
Prime li"i were -n tr with a i
rents (liivviivvunl prue Bpn-iid quiit
iiik M i-t-ntH (l-.wn to lilVn. influ
fin hv tniiio n't. uinnlation of auu
ply. Til-mi of thf v.-nl aa-W wuh
t'Ui-y but quolHtli'llH ln-ltl ttl lrt to il
vun'ta for Im-kI offerings. Poultry
Fri'-ih fruit uml VK'-t ''! trale
v,ua ai'tivt- at Miooii'l Hl'-uuv iriea.
U hiI llrrtimlnK r(ir
imsTi N Jan. V Tht- i 'oimm r-
clJtl Itullfliii of lion ton will huv lo-
inurrow:
Uatlo-r more Interest In Im-ihk
shown In wool mi'l wool Roods at
the moment. althuuKb it hn not
. rvHiHhi-'l Into hiiv coimideruble
buyitii; niovniu-nt tn yt-l and pri'f
an haniiy rnanicii nr ito
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nhnu il in till-ill tun Wools.
"KurHien markftx luivo nbown 'H-
veran tt-nnVm i in I-' '"' thoiiKii
not nnni.niiir.'l Kirn- WhmIh have
b.-n a l"t In favor uf t i- hover.
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a fi.miiUn ? ftaHi' waiting f"r t b
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REVIVAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
TONIGHT, 7:30. "The Second
Coming of Christ and Signs of
His Near Approach";
SATl'UHAV. 2:'0), Bible address
on First Thessalonians; 7:3U,
"Home Sweet Home";
31' N PAY, Sunday schools as us
ual in various churches; 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. anion ser
vices at armory; 2:30, at arm
ory, for men, "Chickens Come
Home to lioost"; 2:30 at
Presbyterian church, women's
meeting.
(By Uevival Editor)
In announcing his topic for to
night at the union revival meeting
at the armory, nameiy, "Tne Sec
ond Coming ol Christ,' Dr. Lowry
said that the subject is one in
which we should all be interested,
because propuecy is rapidly being
full tiled in the earth.
Alter the opening song service,
Hev. F. L. Brown, .wethotust minis
ter, of Talent, Oregon, led the
meet in glast night in prayer. There
woiv i-Aifileut solos by Mrs. O. A.
Brand ami .Mi'. Baymotid O. Nejisou.
'1 ue subject of tne evangelisyf lasi
night was "He Sure Your Sins Will
Find You Out," and it is not likely
that a stronger arraignment of sin
was ever hoard in Itoseburg. The
speaker took us his text the words
from Numbers 31i:33, "And be sure
your sin will i'iud you out."
"In all the Scriptures, from
Genesis to Revolution," said Dr.
Lowry, "there is not a more sure
word of prophecy than that of my
text for Ibis evening. There are
certain texts that we know are
true, first, because they are in the
Bible, and we believe the tdble;
there are other passuges that we
know are true because they have
been proven by history; and other
passages we know are true because
we have experienced the power of
them in our own lives. Here is a
text we may know is true for all
ol these reasons. There are (wo
things which cannot be separated,
and these two things are sin and
suffering."
"People often say a thing Is as
sure as death, but you are not even
absolutely sure ol that. Jesus may
come before we die, and If He
should, we Christians would never
taste death. 1 Cor. 15:51-52, 'Be
hold. 1 shew you a mystery; We
shall not all Hleep, but we shall all
be changed, in a moment, in the
twinkling of an eye. at the last
trump; tor the trumpet shall
sound, und the dead shall be rais
ed incorruptible, od w- shall be
changed.' You are not sure mat
you will go down to your store or
oitice tomorrow morning. You
think you will, but you caunot be
absolutely sine of it. But there is
the one thing that you can be ab
solutely sure ol, and that is, your
sins will find you out.
'You do not need to come io
church to find out that this text is
true. All you need lo do is to read
the daily papers or go to Ihe Jails
and over-crowded prisons and you
see the evidence of the fulim
ment of this text."
"I would like to call your ntten
Mnu tn some of Hie ways by Inch
you may be sure your sins will fiml
you out. Kirst, you muy uv sun
your sins will lind you out by the
laws of man. The laws in most
places are very poorly enfoicetl,
but th y will find a man out soon
.i.tm. i, stiinl;inlM 1M : fresh
iiitMhutna -'Oc: uullutM 1 4 Privet
to wholesalers 2m under pike to re
tailers. Bun it: Cubes: KxtrJ cUm
danld -7 ; pi inn- firts . first "
;jc. Cn-iitnui V lr i i'linls i.
over rube statu! a r!s.
Milk- U.iw unlit. (4 IK-r i (jlil,
r.'.uo-.' 1 l"T iwt. tltsliVfjtU Purt-
Intld lefi i i'T teiil. Kr-ni.- C lu...
$1.7u. Iluttertat delivfiud HI Porl-
foultr); ( HuyiliK p fi I livo,
lu-avy liftm over i lt-
(II Kill llt'llM .1 'i I Tt ln. I - 1 'ii -
1 1 Klit In iirf l- ; pi inns I'i kih
iluckN I H'. and ov-i l"'-; turkeys
No. 1, i:i-:ilc; KffcC 17-liu.
c'ouiitiv meiita. (liuylnfX prices, i
(hotei- . Hi l'i-17. ; i..ik ' l."i"
lamb l-lte; heavy Veal He; lit ut ton
6c
PutitU'ei; No. 1 Krudetl "u .
No. i. Il.li-l
Sugar. (S;u k'-d Tiasl! Oin
fruit "i l.. i ry .'' ii. i mt. l;j.-t
h'llfiir II eU
Klom: il'ortltir.d deilvt.-rv pri'-c
1 -u mil y ;-.it;ntf 4'.s ': whole
wh'-at 4'.t il 4."': Kiai.am 4:.i Jl7".
bakers' haT.l w lira I t's $.'..-". Lak
ers" hi n-5tm patents Hits
pastry flour 'jsh $4.50.
llav. ( Wholesale buylntf prl '.
d. lt -r. (l I'ortlaiid t KatU'Tii re
Koii tini'-thv $-'.j'-:C.rt'i. ditto vil-
! $iy.itj-i,ri: Mir.it fa Ii
rjiMi. i Iovit $1H"; l.av Jl'i.ou.
straw 7.UU-K.UU tun- ti liiiiJC IHK'.
$ '.:. no more.
lloKi4. ik;:i rro;, K-I7v
ihioiih: (t(i,'on $ f'f'-l 25.
Nuts- Wilnvits. ('Hl.for!ii nw
No 1. 'itv; tfn-suu new Z'i:; altnon-ir
1 l-:"e; peanuiK 'J H-l - PS'-aim
:7-i'e: (lilivt-ia li-2 4-.
I ii m. Miu luirk : io- Hi
UooJ: Katiurn ur.-K'in noiulnu!
Viillty H-lsc, lauib 10-l4c; txiohMir
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NL3Lt
The eight United States marines
to have been led by General Auguslino bLMidino. Lett to right, lop
Port Lyons, Colo.; nvaie living v.
and Private Joseph A. Harbaugh,
Indianapolis, Ind.; Private Joseph
Miuette, Ala.
er or later. Very few criminals
escape tor very umg. Then uo not
lorget tuat we aie never any morel
ngiii witn tiod man we aio witn
our lellowmau. Paul said, as re
cmdeu in Acts 4:16, "lieteiu do 1
exercise niyse.f to have a con
science oid of oiiense towaru
oou and towutii men. lou may ac
cept Jesus Canst and have your
sins lorgiveu, bt mat will not
have you iiom tne consetiueaces ot
your sin so lur as the lavs ol man
are concerneii. Lioti does not re
lusu you.iorgiveness until you have
righteu the wrongs ot tne past, tor
in some eases mat wouid take
months, and some times years, but
He does demand a willing mind.
He ' accepts t lie will for mo deed
until you are able to do il, and as
soon as the will is surrendered
there comes the consciousness ol
God's forgiveness, though it may
take weeks or mouths to put your
self right with man."
"Be sure your sins will find you
out by physical laws. No one need
walk far down the street of any
town lo see that this is true. See
the physical wrecks on every side.
See llie countenances marked with
sins ol' lusl, licentiousness aud the
fiendish liquor appetite. Take even
the sin of anger. It disorders a
man's blood, stomach, and his
brain and nerves. Professor Gates
claims to have discovered more
than forty injurious products which
are produced in the blood by bad
emotions, such as envy, hatred,
etc. Those elements, he asserts,
are lile-deprcssint; and poisonous,
but on the other hand, the opposile
feeling, s which are expressed in
goodness and Kindness, are filled
wii i iln sic:il olements favorable
io ;,ii. A ,-uidenl ot lu. i.an mi
tun an easily read a man's char
acter correctly from what is writ
ten in the countenance.
"Be sure your sins will find you
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
PREPARATION FOR GREATNESS
"Tito was cxjii'ricnclnii tliiit Inexnmblo luw ol human ml.-. ibal wo
lirepnre onrst'lves lor sudden deed by tint ri.itcialiil timid- oi witnl or
vil ibat Mnutually dfteriuinvn ebai ... -r." - d'tn Klitit.
Rmerencic; hut bri'ig to flower
Ihe plant we've rown in quiet hour;
The man who's brave on common days
Heroic shows when danger plays;
And he who takes the easy path
Will know the coward's aftermath.
For character is habit-form
That registers amid the storm.
It is the daily righteous deed
That is the manhood-sprouting seed,
1 hat in the riyht climatic. tone
Will spring to majesty u'.vr. ;
It is the thing we daily choose
Which we by constant custom use
That, when some distant summon comes.
Will be to us as calling drums.
Heroic souls are slowly made
They reach the peak through steady irade
There's much of drudgery on the way
To shine on some romantic day.
There's much of humdrum quiet toil
To fit for conquest mid turmoil.
'Twas Lindbergh's prosy airmail fludits
Equipped him for that night of nights.
Oh, boy with flaming soul afire.
Oh. girl who'd gain your heart's dciic.
The time to win is in your youth
Bind fast your soul iwith cords of truth.
Make noble thoughts your native air
Until your daily life' a prayer.
And then when comcb your one gicat chain e
Your soul is tuned to win romance.
Killed in Nicaragua Skirmish
i
who were killeu January 1. In a skirmish Willi Nicarauan rebels Buid
Aron, oi urooKiyn, w. .; rnvaie
of Washington, Pa. Left to right,
A. McCarthy, of ChiMicothe, Mo., and
out in your character. 2 Cor. li: IS,
revised version, 'But wo ull with
unveiled face retlecting us a mir
ror the glory of the Lord, are trans
formed mio the same image from
glory lo glory, even as Horn the
Lion! tlu Spirit.' Pnul show s us
here lu this passage that what w
behold trausluims our character
into the likeness of the thing wor
shipped. We have another reler
eiice to the same thing in Koiu. 3:
Oi, 'Know ye not, thai to whom yu
yield yourself servants to obey, hia
servants ye are whom ye obey,
whether of sin unto deatu; or ut
obedience unto righteousness.' lu
other words the servant becomes
like his master. If your master is
sin then sin soon writes itself up-oi-
your charucter, but if Christ, is
rhler in the heart then your char
acter becomes stumped with His
image. You may think these slus
ol yours are hid, but beware, they
will find you out in your charac
ter." , "And your sins will find you out
in your conscience. Yes, il was an
accusing conscience that led Herod
to believe that John Ihe liaptisl
had risen from ihe dead. It with
conscience that sent Judas (o a
suicide's grave. B was conscience
ibal caused David to cry out in
Psalm 32:3-1, 'When 1 kept silence
my bones waxed old through my
groaning all the day long. For day
and night Thy hand was heavy up
on me; my moisture Is turned Into
ihe drought of summer.' You may
commit sin under the shades of
darkness, unknown io man, but you
cannot hide it from your con
science. How often men and wo
men are driven lo death by the ac
i it slim const ielice. There w ere
iv"i 1 o.iiihi suicides In this counlry
last year. People are being hound
ed to death by the accusing con
science." "Then be sure your sins will find
rilV 'i
per
row Sergt. Arthur AI. Pitlrang. of
mwara r-uioit, or ues Monies, town,
bottom row Private Frank, ol
Private Lambert Bush, ot Bay
you out In your cbildren. In tbu
second coimmuulineiit wo hour tiod
suying, 'tor 1, the Lord Uiy liod,
am u Jealous liod, viMtln the m
hiuitit'.s ol" llie I'aLih'i'd upon Llie
euililit'ti unto the third and fourlh
eneraLiou of llieiu thai Imle uie;
und Hliowini; iium'lv upon Hump
sands ol" Lbeiu (iml lovo mo und
Keep my eonimundiiienla. How
often ll is thai the Inuoeent must
suiter because of the si us ol' Die
pa rents. A mini biiuhlcd that lu1
mid used litiuor lor t wwiiy-elht
years und It did noL hurt him. lie
died suddenly und wtthouL huvhiB
become u diunUard. Ho Ic-tt u lor
luuu to his wile and children. He
ulso left a lunacy to tils ehlldrun
(hut iho will did not meulion.
WeroJulu, has 'oeeii eating up one
diuiKhtor for fll'Lueu yours; another
Is In tlie mad-house, the. third und
lourlh died in their loom;; auotliei
is tolteriiiK on the verne of bt'i
grave, and to only one of them is
lett ull the senses. Yes, bu sure
your sins will find you out In your
children. Don't forget Unit you urn
passing on what you art; lo the
next Koticrulhm, und (iod Ainilnhly
will hold you responsible for
hmiitiK into the w oi Id nssusHins,
murderers, adulterers and adult
eresses. What you sow In your life,
that Is what you will reap lu your
children. What your children lire,
younti until, depends upon what you
are building into your charucter
now, und not what you become
alter you retnrni your HIV."
I "If your sins do not Mud you out
iu Ibis world they will surely lind
you out in the Judgment. Hebrews
'J .11, 'Il is appointed unto man
once to die, but utter (his the
judgment.' 2 ( or. 5: In, "lor we
intisl. all appear before the judg
ment seat of Christ, Unit every
one may receive Iho things done in
his body, according to that he
done, whether good or bad.' You
muy congrntulato yourself, think
ing 1 hut you liuvtt escaped the
conseinienre ol your sins in this
life; lor some of you, would rather
ualk up to the meat block uml
have your right arm chopped oil'
than have your past sins made
public. Ilui there hi one place In
which they will be revealed, and
that will be at the judim-ni."
LODGE DIRECTORY
l. O. O. F., Phltctartcn Uodge No.
8 Meets In Odd Fellows Tern
plo every Friday evenluK- Vlall
lug brothei a aro always wol
come
T. W. THOMASON, N. O.
A. J. (iKIHiKS, Kec See.
J. B. NAILL'Y. Fin. HeC.
Vomen of Moosehenrt Legion
.Vent ihe first, und (hiril Wed
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Regular Communica
tion 2nd und 4th Mon
days. Masoulo Hull.
K. O. T. M. Meola each second
and fourth Friday of each month
lu Muccauoo Hall, corner i'aHS
aud l'iua streets. Visiting
KmgliiJ ai ways weleomo.
T. II. SliDlOR, Com.
UL'O. Met V Lit. U. 1C.
United Artisans Dmpmia Assem
bly 105. Meets in Muccauee nail
Cass street oil first and t'J I rd
Friday evening of each month
at 8 o'clock. Visiting Artisans ll
good standing always welcome.
UK. CHAS. WADB, M. A.
DOROTHY KHOADKS. Secy.
Union Encampment No. 9, 1. O. O
F. Meets lu Odd Fellows Tern
plo on Had and 4th Wednesdays
of each month. Visiting Patri
archs always welcome.
F. U COCKFjLREAS, C. P.
K. 1,. RUSSELL. II. P.
V. M. OUR, Scribe.
Neiyhbora of Woodcraft, una
Circle, No. 49 Meets on first
aud third Monday evenings, in
I. O. O. F. hull. Visiting Neigh,
bors Invited to attend.
MAX IN 10 HUFF, G. N.
ELSHil WILLIAMS, Clerk.
0. E. S., RosoQura Cftaplsr, No, 3
holds their regular meeting on
the first and third Thursdays lu
each mouth. A 1 1 Hojourulng
brothers and sisters are res pec
fully Invited to attend.
LKL1A L. W1MHKHLY, YV. M
FittiUl JOHNSON. Hoc.
Eagles, Roseburo Aerie MoetB In
Muccauoe Hull on Cass street
on Bocontl and fourth Monday
tiveulnKB of eaolt nioutli, at
8 o'cluuk. VIbIHuk brethren la
Koud BtiindlnK ulwayR welcome.
ARTHUR PUCKETT, l'roa.
J. HKRNARD SHAW, Sou.
Special Sale of Stamped Goods
All stamped goocU on sale nt from one-third to one-half
off regular price. This is your opportunity to save.
STOCK INCLUDES:
Linen Scarf. Apron. Pillow Tops
Linen Lunch Sot. Vanity Sat. Pillow Cases
and Many Other Items. ,
GOETTEL'S VARIETY STORE
Roseburg Undertaking Co.
Established 1901
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Sts.
First Church of
ROSEBURG.
Announces a
Free Lecture on Christian Science
BV
Gavin VV. Allen, C. S. B.
OF TORONTO, CANADA
Membrr of the board of lectureship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Massachusetts
IN THE CHURCH EDIFICE,
312 EAST DOUGLAS ST.
Sunday Afternoon, January 11, 1931
AT 3 O'CLOCK
The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend
Knight, ot Pythlaa, Alpha Lodge
No. 4MeeU every WedneadAy
in KnlghtB of Pythlaa Hall, 1S4
Rose street. Visitors always T7dl
come.
E. V. SCHEIFFELE, C. C.
E. II. HLKHAM, M. P.
LEE CONNELLY. K. R. S.
Laurel Chapter, No. 31, R. A. M.
Meeta every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple.
Ail members requested to at,
tend and visiting companion,
welcome.
UEKT WELL8. High Priest
W. F. UAKUIt). 8uo.
Ladles' Auxiliary to Eagles, Ro.ft
burg Aerie, No. 1497 Meets 11
Maccabee hall on Cass St., on
second and fourth Monday "
evenings of each month, at 8
o'clock. Visiting sisters in good
BUinding always welcome
MRS. ELSIE AGEE, M. Pres.
SYLVIA PIERCE, M. Sec.
B, P. O. Elks, noaeburg Lodgt
No. 36 Holds regular cou '
munication at the Elks Temple
every Thursday. AU members re
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
invited to attend.
H. C. DAUBY, E. II.
IRA 13. K1DIIL.E, See.
Job's Daughters No. 8 Meet!
(Irst and fourth Tuesdays at 7:81
p. m., Mnsonlc Temple. Maatai
Masons and O. E. S. members al
ways welcome.
VIRGINIA FRENCH, Hon,
Queen.
KATH1SRINE FISHER, Sec.
W. B. A., RoseDurg Review No. 11.
Holds regular meetings on sec
ond and fourth Thursdays at 7:80
p. m. Visiting sisters invited to
atieud reviews. Macuubee Hall,
Pine and Cass streets.
MAUD POWERS, Pres.
JESSIE RAPP VINSON, P. S.
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Licensed Lady
Embalmer
Christ, Scientist
OREGON