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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1 3, 1931. - News of PouglasCounty CAMAS VALLEY & (NoHi-HpvffW !ouiclai CtHiuty Sifclul) CAMAS VALLEY, !-'eb. U Mr, andMra. John Hlaiulluy and fam ily -nt Teimiilo visited relatives In tlivalley Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Clark and tw child ion have moved lulu tlitffr new home, which wan a pari of'ihe Carl Hi'eacm place, .Mr. Hrwon hau sultiiiviiltiU his place and-Is selling ott five or six acre trans. jlward Dahl has moved the Craason house gome distance west lroei Us "To finer louatton aud ia livrng there preparatory 'to ruining turkeys this spring. Several of the bow visited Kdward i his now lioHie Bund ay evening. Miss Ilertha Lary spent the week nd in itosehurg visiting friends. Dr. 'id Mrs. Wlnslow, teachers in he (ilendale schools, and Mr. am Mrs. Nordyke, Leachers ul Cajfyoaville, speut Sunday at the hojue of Mr. and Mrs. i. lluntii)g tou Several of tlie young people wttft on a hike to the lookout atit tirifi" west ol Bert Wells' place on SiujTlay afternoon. A week ago tliy hiked to Heunelt Itork. The (J oh pel 'IVam from the 1)11- laiJJ church conducted a very In tewstlng service at the church hew Sunday evening. They were as ft Hied by ftev. Kankln and Hev. IlMiiniHll. The members of the GORpel Team were Mr. and Mrs. i Bigll, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Binll, Mr. Johnson and daughter MRs Gladys, Mrs. ). Coon, Mr. an3 Mrs. Mover, Mr. aud Mrs. L;wvrenre Hercher, Arthur Hoyer, lUw. Hummell and Bon IMiilfp, and 3iW. and Mth. Jtankln and daugh ter Mary Louise. Ilie Ladies' Aid is planning a gofeacqualuled meeting lor the iaffles of the valley on Friday afJJrnoon, February, 18, from 2 iiWi u l'iim-k. i iih iiieeuiiK win e bold iu the church. : AZALEA mm-- (N'pua llevirw Iluliltta Cuutity Kkh-II) AZALEA, Keb. IS Mr. anil Mrs. Hurley Ktnnnker of Yonculla vijjuid Willi Mr. uml Mrs. Hurry LMJooke, olio duy lust week. They weTe"enroule from (irantH Puss whSto I hey Imil been vlsltlna; Willi Mi's.- Htonaker's parents, Mr. and MJ.(i. 11. Corner. Mr. Hlanakor liTJa driiKglat nt Yoncullu. Jloliert sunlit, lloKiiin creek min er n'turncd Iroin I'orlluml Friday wirji-h lie hud been visiting Willi his ..wife for several days. Mik Chitiuiiun, who recently leas ed the UIhiiii Wunlrlp idace near WolJ':Crook, was in Asalea Friday nnd.. bounlit a Hock of L-Iililiunu finis- Thump Johns. titn uml Mrs. (leoi'Ke I,. JiuiUiU' sneflt Frldiiy and tfiitnrdiiy attend Imkjo busluosH iiih 1 1 ut'M in lOiiKono. Prank llruwn loft Hiituriliiy lor thff Illinois river valley wheru lin liuk. employment, t i . Mr, and Aim. Illlery (lllliiini anil daughters ntlniided a Bhow al Omnia Pass, Hiinday. Mr, mid Mm, Hleve C. Small and Mr, ami Mrs. John Low1 Is attended lo business ul lull s and Blionpml in llosohut'K Balnrdiiy. Aim. Kdward Harlow returned to bur Inline here from the JohhiiIiIiiu ilenoral hosnilul at (Irauls I'lia on 'I'unsduy. 15tmer and Allien Swan trans ueled business in Ilnsobui'K lusl Friday. Mr. and Mm. I'elo Adklna nml son Dolnuir ot Jerome Prairie were Sunday guests at tio Sieve Small homo, H, Hern of (be Douglas county creamery nt KoHi-biirti iniiile a business trip to Azuleu Hiiliirday. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley milium, Mrs. McOee and Joe Brown of Olendale spent Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. llllery Gilliam. Renfiew Stevenson Jr. of Olen dale visited with bis former sebuol mate, Kd Uapiewood, on Friday. il lJamuwuoU bus been Jliur Ing for Ilia (utst week Willi a very sore hand. The liifeetiuu nearly turned to bioodpolson. Mrs. 11. . Nuderhuser and aixter-in-law, Mrs. Charles OlipKlioitHe, of Anchor, shopped at Azalea, Alon duy. .Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Clare and daughter, Mrs. llalph Stark, lull Suturday for Sacramento to visit friends and relatives. They will also visit their daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Stewart,, who in 111 a sani tarium ut Murphy, California. They intend to be gono about ft week. Hnllln Johns came home from Medl'ord Wednesduy where lie underwent a two months course of Qsleopalblc treatments. Mrs. William Harlow of Hose burg is visiting relatives here this week. MELROSE (N'ew.-Rev!w Douglu Count Bieclal) MK1.ROHK, Feb. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Huns 1 1 n pi ecu of Hnsebui'g vlslled Siindiiy afternoon with Mr, anil Alia. u. J. I.illideen. Thomas Scnlt returned home the luller purl of lust week from a two weeks' visit in Cnlllorniu. He was accompanied south by .Mrs Scott and tier mother, Mrs. Virgin ia Appiegnte, the two ladles re maining In California where they will visit Indefinitely In l.oa An gelos and vicinity. Miss Oene Uleverts of Oak firove visited over the iweek-end with her sister, Mrs. I,. C. Anderson. Mrs. Melvlnn Churchill has been quite III at her home hero but is reported slightly improved. Airs. Kiniim I'lene Is also Improved In health. Sunday night some one visited Frank Conn's turkey roost and helped themselves to three ol 1 rank s fine birds. Air. nnd Airs. Carl Nlckens and Airs. Mary Ducham of Hoseburg spent the week-end with Mr. and Airs. 10. I.. Cooper and Airs. Mel vlna Churchill. Airs. Pearl Lang returned home Sunday after Kpendlng the past two months in California where she was employed as u nuriff. Air. and Mrs. Arch Alloid and son Herbert and Margaret lyle motored from Drain Sunday to Melrose and visited at the A. S Andorson home, ltev. Andeen of Astoria preach ed two sermons Sunday al the Hlgnrose church. Airs. Sauslrom, who suffered stroke two weeks ugo, is slowing improving. Aliss Tlielma nurtliolomy, teach of In the Intermediate grades at Iho Hlguroso school, visited ovcr Ihe week-end with her parents ul Drain. Air. and Airs. Algol Anderson, ac companied by AIIhh Hilda Ander son, motored to Alelrose Sunday where they spout the dny with their paretils, Mr, and Airs. A. e. Anderupn. They returned lo their home al Kiigeno lnle Sunday eve ning. Mr. Anderson Ib manager of l.ie MucMurr Bloru In Kugene and Ills HlHlvr, AHhs Helen, Is a snt denl In the lugetie high school. They attended the basket ball game al KlguroHo while here. Allldred Duvls started to scliool Alonday morning. The liavlses are new people In the Migarose district NEW DANCE ORCHESTRA fi-v. Il,-vli-w llonulii. I'cilnl.v SiM-i-lall linHICN, Fell. 12. The danieiB at Kvorgiecn Eiungo were enler In IiklI Saturday night for a short lime by u new orchestra, which played old tluio selections and sung as they played. This new orchcB tin was made up of two guitars nnd an accordion, with an added solo ist. The feat n rn was greatly en joyed by the large audience which allended. ormick-Deering racracor .i'L. 'Mm.R.J it,. - v Always Sure of Good Traction THE TucTucTor It an Imporlant unit in th fsmoui McCormick Datilnj lint, which include lh 10-20, 15-30, ind Fsimill whctl-lyp tracton. Many ol the basic (eatuiet are identical with thoie lound In other McCoimlck-Deering Tracton. For example, the engine, with its removable cylinder, ball-beating crankshaft, combination manifold, oil filter, air cleaner, fuel itiainar, factory scaled governor, and high-tension magneto. Unit construction It featured throughout, facilitating servicing operations. Steering ease is an important feature of the TracTracTor. Ordinarily, light pressure on the steering clutchet it sufficient to guide the tractor. When tteering It not accomplishtd by the upper clutches alone, the pedtll operating the (oot brakes can be utiliied In completing the Iteerini operation. "These and many other featurei ' of Die TracTracTor will be best understood and appiccialed when you-inspect the machine itself, , Visit our store at your first oppor. tunlty or ask us to bring the TracTracTor to your place for t demonstration. Douglas County Society News Organizations, Social and Club Happenings From Al Section! of the County as j Reported by Com munity Editor. ('has. Hartley, Theo. Olson, Har vey Alabouey, L. Larson and Al. Babka. MKI.HOSE. Air. and Airs. K. L. Cooper graciously entertained Die Aleliose 1'iogresslve "Duo" club at their home Suturduy evening. Five tubles were at play with Mrs. Carl Xickens receiving first pi'Ue fnr liiih score and Aflss Dora Olson ilie prize for low score. At it lute hour Mrs. Cooper serv ed u dainty two-course luncheon lo Mr. and Airs. Gunner Joliusou, Air. and Mrs. T. F. Ward, Mr. and lrs. Carl Nlckmis, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. HoluiijuiHt, Air. ami Mrs. l..'C. An derson, Air. and Airs, bjlincr Pierce, Mr. and Airs. V. 8. Woodruff, Mr Mary llunhum, Mrs. Murgurei Chuicliilf, Aliss Cone Sevens, Aliss Ceorgle iimeiy, 'Miss lJora Olson, Aliss Klnora and Alda AndeiHon, .Miss Utith Pierce, Aliss Helen Johnson and Patricia llolniqulst, Hudolph iOilmuii, Floyd Finn, Wal ter Kruse, Ceui'ge Sunlierg, Hu liert Anderson, llud Pierce, Curl Alliierson, Hubert Holmgulst, I.ury Anderson, l,py and Juckie Ander son and K. L. Cooper. Airs. Cooper was assisted in serv ing by Airs. Dunham, Mrs. Nlck eus and Mrs. Pierce, SUTHRHUN The Presbyter ian orchestra was pleasantly sur prised last Thursday evening at the- close of the weekly rehearsal at the home of .Mr. and Airs. A. P. Slack when a committee or ladles arrived well laden with many good things lo eat. The Indies were Alesdiimes Nelll, Hartley, Slgls liiund, Higgeiibotom, and J. A. Campbell, who wished In Ibis way to show the appreciation to the orchestra in the faithful services they render lo the church, uml also in helping the ladles in their pro grain some time ago. An enjoyable time was had. The personnel ot ine orchestra are Alesdumes Slack and V. C. Clevelund and Alossrs. There are a lot of good buys in used curs ut tho Hansen Chevrolet Co. used cur lot. Adv. SUTHF,RUN (N'weH.rviVw Itoutfla Count jr Sfwlal) HUTHKitU.V, Kfcb. 13 A hirtfe number or HutherlJn ruBidenta nul WfUneaday evening DttemleU the pluy fit OtikUtuil, Kivtiii by mem bers of the Community- church. The play was well presented ant) the audience greatly enjoyed It. Mrs. Lewis Allen was a visitor at Koaeburg last Friday. Clyde Henderson was a business visitor at Koseburg laBt Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry French were visitors here .Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. G. P. French. The twenly-first anniversary ot the Hoy Hcout movement, which was celebrated here al the Epis copal church, was very well attend ed and services were very im pressive. Kvening services were not held In other local churches, permitting members to attend this important meeting. H. O. Kennedy was a visitor in Sutherlin fcuuuuy aiteinoon. Among the visitors and shoppers at Hoseburg Monday were Mrs. "Hob" Hull aud daughter, Miss Orpha Holgnte, Mrs. Frank Hol gate, Mrs. Vern Holgate, Mrs. M. C. iliggenbottom, Mrs. Kaufman and O. Slgismund. SCOTTSBURG (Xi-vv.-li-vli-v Ihnilft. Criiiily Kt-rlt) SCOTTSHl'IKI, Feb. 12. 'Mr. and Airs, J. N. lledden, Emma and Fannie Lorraine lledden and Kob coe Freyer, all of Scottsburg, were Kcedsport visitors Sunday. Kugene Wessela and l.loyd Hiley drove to Cottage Grove Saturday and returned lo Scottsburg Sunday. Aliss Hetty Wakefield, iwho lias been visiting at Cottage Grove, re turned home with them. Harbara, Rachel, Silllmnn, Hn gene and Arnold Wessela, ftosa Lee l)unnlwuy, Isabel Wilson, Jake Heeder and Frank Hrookhart, at tended the basketball gume at Heedsport Saturday. Airs. J. Puul Wessela and chil dren, Itachel, Haibara, Stlilman and Eugene, accouiiiauied by Uosa Lee Dunnlway, Hetty Wakefield and Lloyd Illley, niolored to Win chester Hay and enjoyed a plcnlo Sunday. Watkins Products. 120 W. Lane, Adv. Merchants Dance Contest START8 AT ' UMPQUA PARK BALLROOM . Saturday, February 14th , ' ' With Woodley'a Sandwich Ehpp sponsoring the first dance. The merchant drawing the largest crowd receives a silver loving cup, now on display at the Sandwich Shop, Other merchants who have entered are Sun Printing Co., Umpqua Florists, The Chocolate Shop. REGULAR PRICE,75c Ladiaa art getting the breaks again. Watch the progress of decorating the finest dance hall in the diatriot. Maddox Grocery Again Announcing that all prices appearing in our adver tising are REGULAR and NOT SPECIAL The unaualified endorsement of Miss Ran dolph, of the News-Review Cooking School, ( ( il ii i:l.. c ( chandise is of the best. 1 luce clays clemoiulnilum cslablislis without ques tion that the class of our inorcliandisc docs not re quite special pricing in order to sell. I DON'T FORGET We carry a full line of imported Chinese goods for your. Chop Sucy at a price less than you will pay in Portland. Wc also have I'hilndelphia Cream Cheese in ad dition lo the largo line of Cheese carried at all times. Come and sec the store that is different. 207 N. Jackson r'ree Delivery l oone 499 REEDSPORT j (M"f-lteviY DuUf-ta Cuunty hkcul) ItEKUBPORT, Fob. It ilr. and Mrs. jt. i). Caswell weul to Port land on the Jdnuday evening train, expecting 10 spend about UQ days in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richmond and family of Kast Gardiner re turned Monday from a ten-day visit in Port laud aud klugene. Mrs. Wallace Uensou accom panied Dr. and Mrs. Charles Illll lngton to Marshfietd Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stephens of Roseburg came down Saturday eve ning and vUlted Mr. and Mrs. E. w, Stephens. They returned home Sunday evening gccopipapled by Mrs. K. W. Stephens, Mrs. Milton Murphy, Bister of Mia. Alfred Stephens and little Geraldine. their daughter, who iiad spout the week visiting relatives here, nlng accompanied by Mrs. E. W. Stephens, Mrs. 'Milton Murphy, sister of Mrs. Alfred Stephens and tittle Ueraldlne, their daughter. who had spent the week visiting her relatives here. Tom Llllebo was a passenger on the early train Monday for Eu gene where he will retrieve his auto and proceed to Yachats. Albert Butler motored to Eugene Wednesday, returning Thursday. He was accompanied by Tom John son. He reportB that his sister, Mrs. Frank Uoak, whom he took to Eugene recently for medical attention, is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Walter fllnes was a Sunday evening guest at the Tom Llllebo home and went up Smith river on Monday to continue her work in the school. The Eastern Star held Its regu lar monthly meeting Thursday, members front Gardiner attending by special boat. Hostesses were Mesdumes, Tom Llllebo and Harry Marks. The Mooseheart ladles met Fri day evening for a covered dish supper. Hulda Luark Installed El vira Cunimlngs aa treasurer. $he has just returned from an extended visit in California. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Luark mot ored to Marshfleld Saturday tak ing iLtir uuui;r to havn her jin dressed. She broke It lam Friday while returning Mania (rum school, . I Carl Doak and Lloyd Knappj motored to Mursh'leld Tbursduy and Carl came back on the Ump qua Chief. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Reed mot ored to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Clarke re turned Thursday from a trip that included Portland, Tillamook, As toria and Scappoose, driving S26 miles In 18 hours. They had been summoned by wire to attend the funeral of Mrs, Eugene lluher, mother of Gladys, Helen, Roberta, and Harold Clarke, who died sud denly Sunday night. Now is a good time to have your Chevrolet checked for repairs for spring driving. We are discounting all shop operations 10 In order to keep our mechanics busy until Bpiliia. Jmii.ou CnovTuiat Co.--Adv. . ., , , ,. ... o . . Arupdel, piano tuner. Phone J89-1, o M1TH E TO CHKDITOIIK In the County Court of the Hlate c-f Oregon fur Douglas County. In the matter of the estttlu of Jo seph A. Heed, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the umiei-Hlgued has been duly appoint ed adiiilnlHtrutor of the estate of Joseph A. tteed, deceased, by order of the above entitled court. All persons having claims against sun estate are hereby reijulred to pre sent same, duly verified us by law required, to the undersigned at hiH law offices in the court houses Hodeburg, Oregon. within six inonthB from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dute or first publication Febru ary 6. 1U31. Hate of lust publication March , lti.il. oity rnnnoN. Administrator of the estuta of Jo Hepll A. (teed, deceased. In Your Next Cake Use K C B.'kIus Powder and notice the fine texture end large volume. Because of its high leavening strength you use less than of high prtcecJ brands and are assured of perfect results in using prp' BAKING .(V POWDER SAME PRICE FOR OVER 40 yEARS 25 ounces for 25c It's Double Acting ntT tunc rnrK ROOK FREE I Mail this coupon with 4c in itampf for poitsge and packing and you will receive the KC Cook s Beak containing over 90 tested recipes. JAOUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO, ILL. Enclosed find 4c in ttampi, mail the Cook'i Book to tdi Address. We Deliver NO LONGER do criea of PR1CEI PRICE! PR1CEI beguile tho thrifty, thought ful housewife. She has learned that price must be balanced with quality if she is to receive genuine value for her money And she has learned that at the "independently owned Red &c White stores price ia combined with quality to give har the finest values she has ever obtained. Special for Saturday and Monday We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. CRISCO . . 3 lb. can 73c MATCHES . , 6-box carton ... 15c Yon enn taste its quality! lllue & White llriind flood lighters. H-0 OATS (20-oz. pkgs.) 2 for 29c CORN FLAKES . . 2 pkgs 15c Plain or Quick. lied & White llrand Crisp I Delicious! Peanut Butter lied & White Brand---Purel Fresh! 16-oz. jar 190 Ited & White llrand No filler coffee at uuy prico. l ib. iiackago. COFFEE 35c Vermont Maid SYRUP Makes Ilotcakes Disappear. 1 2-ol. glass jugs 250 Toilet Tissue lllue & Whitu liraad Soft Snuilary. 39 6 rolls BARTLETT PEARS SOAP ill Palmolive Soap 4 bar. 270 Palmolive Beads 2 packages Super-Suds 2 small packages 150 Crystal White Soap' 5 bars 190 STOCK UP NOW! Chili Con Carne Ited & White Brand Tusty ! 9 W cans lull RED & WHITE Tomato Soup Kicner More l- luvorsome! 3 enns 25c Van Camp's PORK & BEANS All old Utile favorite. (!G-oz. cans) 2 for 150 POP CORN Red & While llrand nuaranteid to pop! (lu-oz. cans.) 2 for Red & White Brand Red & White Brand .252 ( 2 2 enns Finer flnvcmMl fruit. SLICED 450 PINEAPPLE 2cnns,(21s) lint. V 1 ,..,iit.. ' '"id mi. x Muuiuy. KRAUT (2 2 cans .27c 1 lied & While llrund None bettor! N. D. COOL, Drain R. O. THOMAS, Elkton E. T. STENSETH CO., Yoncalla H. R. UNDERWOOD, Oakland ALLEN'S GROCERY, Sutherlin PUTE3BAUCH &. PRU1TT, Roseburg MORGAN'S GROCERY, Roseburg BEETS (2s), 2 cans 25c Fancy Sliced. The Douglas County RED & WHITE Mer- I- B. NICHOLS, SrocUway .... ... B. R. R1CHTER & CO., Chants listed here Will Camas Valley RICE BROS. & ADAMS, Serve you. Myrtle Creek FRANK BRADSTREET. Riddle L. E. HENNINGER, Canyonville KENNINGEH BROS., Glendalc The Ou)nQr Souos WHARTON BROS. KOSEDUKC, OREGON
