Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 13, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1931. THREE Local News POLLY AND HER PALS COMING EVENTS Feb. 13 Basketball, confer ence game, senior high K'ym, 7:30 p. m. Double-header: Rose bud versus Marshfield, Spen cers versus Cottage Glove Eagles. Feb. 14 Local Teachers Insti tute at Glendale. Feb. 18. Three-act Comedy, Green schoolhouse. Feb. 18. Knights of Pythias anniversary celebration and dance. Feb. 19. Movie Travelogue on New Zealand, sponsored by Busi ness and Professional Women's ciub, Fir&l CiuUtiau church, 8 p. m. ' Feb. 25. American Legion Auxiliary Fashion show, Senior high auditorium. Back From Medford J. R. Park er, assistant Douglas county agri cultural agent leader, has returned here, after spending the past two days in Medford attending a county agents conference. Stop Here Enroute ..Home Mr. and MrB. U. S. Morgan, of Esta cada, Oregon, stopped in Roseburg yesterday to viBit Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Olllvant, before continuing home. They have been spending the past five weeks on a pleasure trip lb California. Leaves Hospital Mrs. A. C. Strong of Myrtle Creek was dis charged from Roseburg General hospital a few days ago, instead of Mrs. E. Strong, of Myrtle Creek. Mr. and MrB. E. Strong spent yes terday In Roseburg Visiting with friends and shopping. G. Debernardl In City G. Deber nardi, who resides on the North Umpqua above Glide, was a busi ness visitor in Roseburg today. Mr. Debernardl reports that all ap pearances point to excellent fish ing tills year, as there seems to be an abundance of trout in evidence already. He anticipates early fly fishing. . Moves to Douglas County C. B. Davis and family, of Aberdeen, Washington, have moved to Doug las county and are making their home near the Elgarose church. They purchased an orcharu tract and are making extensive improve ments on the property. They are much pleased with this vicinity. Spends Day. In Azalea William Moar, local oil man,' spent Thurs day in the Azalea vlcinitl attend ing to business affairs. . Maklna Fine Bock Garden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyer, of Eden bower, are Improving their prop erty this month by terracing their lawn down to the highway and putting Ifl a rock gardon. The road to the garage is also llned wlth a rockery on each side and a winding rock path leads to the house. The Boyers are planting fine shrubs and flowers, which will add to the attractiveness of their North Pacific highway home. Will Attend O. S. C. Exposition Miss Alma Stephens, Miss Merle Branch, Miss Helen Norton, MIbs Dorothy Dale Jackson, Douglas Fredrlckson, representing Rose burg senior high school, and ac companied by Homer Grow, agri cultural instructor, left yesterday afternoon for Corvallls, where they will remain until Sunday attending the college annual exposition. While In Corvallls, the local stu dents will be the house guests of the college sororities and fraternities. 5 Purchases Automobile Inan Dysert, of Lookingglass, purchas ed a light automobile from a local dealer while In Roseburg yester day afternoon. ( Returns From Portland Roy Catching, local car dealer, has re turned to Roseburg afier Bpendlm a few days In Portland attending to business affairs. Discharged From Hospital Mrs Frank Havlin, of Sutherlin, has been discharged from Roseburg General hospital after receiving medical treatment for the past week. Returns From Eugene Lloyd Kenny has returned to his home in this city after spending the past several days in Eugene visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kenny. Drain Folks Visiting Mrs. Ora Wallace, Mrs. Evan Rand and A. S. Wallace, of Wallace's gravel camp at Drain, arrived here yes terday to spend two days visiting relatives and friends. Returns to Portland D. T. Lorang has returned to his Port land office after spending two days in Roseburg visiting G. E. Gross, local morchant. Mr. Lorang audited the store and checked the mark-downs taken. Purchases Truck From Local Dealer James Lawrence, of Riv ersdale, spent Thursday in Rose burg attending to business affairs. He purchased a truck from a local automobile dealer before return ing to his home. : ARENT VOL! GOING X ; -ipgi TO GIVE VOUR . "p DEAR GOVERNESS ) V A KISS, HONEY?J FORGIVE ME, ANGEL.' VOUR DARLING MAMA WARNED ME Jkf! THST M?U DESPISED DEMON- The Ground Hog Sprains Ankle Thursday Mrs. Maude May Marsh, a resident of Seattle, turned her ankle yester day afternoon .while walking on Cass street. A 'bad sprain re sulted and she was helped to the Roseburg General hospital where Dr. L. M. Lehrbach gave medical aid. Spend -Day Riding Horseback Mrs.- John Dirks, of Oakland. Cali fornia. Miss Bessie. Redbarn and Miss Jennie Dirks, of this city, spent Thursday in the Glide vicin ity riding horseback. Mrs. Dirks and small son, of Oakland, Cali fornia, are spending three weeks at the P. B. Dirks home on Wash ington street. Blackberries on Display F. W. Dillard. of Douglas street, has giv en a small box of ripe Himalaya blackberries for display purposes Ihlhe local chamber of Commerce window this week. The berries are usually ripe during the summer montlis and it is unusual for them to ripen during the month of February. I CANT SEE HOW MTU KIN SAV MISS SAVA6E HAS A AMAZING INTELLECT THE POOR SAP EATS DIRT AND LIKES IT if MY STARS. - II . V 1 j 1 AMAZ.ING, M aikKt- it? 9 ) I " COURT TERM MAY, SEE! JURY TRIAL Improved beacons have been de vised for illuminating 1,500 miles of airway between San Diego and Fort Worth, Tex. The big lamps project a beam of white light tiiat can be seen for seventy-five miles. One hundred and fifty of the bea cons have been contracted for 4bjr the department of commerce, RJiii i 120 of them will be installed on the Fort Worth-Sun Diego ront-' to make it Tine of the most bril liantly lighted airways in the world. Unless the grand Jury reports criminal cases demanding a jury trial, the jury for the February term of circuit court will not be called for . next Monday, It was announced today. Only two civil actions were reported to he ready for trial, when the docket was call ed last Thursday ,and since that lime one of tho cases, that of C. L. Ryloy against the Texas com-' pany, an action for money claim-1 ed to be due for labor, has been I settled and dismissed. Tho prlnci- J pals in the other case, Lelia Max- well against tho'Umpqiia Consul!-1 dated Mines, have' agre-d to n trial before the iudee without 'a jury. Those already called for jury j service .have been notified to ap pear next Monday. County Clerk Roy Agee is prepared to- send out notices to the jurymen that their sorvlces will not be required this term unless some additional work is reported by the grand jurv, which is expected to conclude Its Investigations tonight. Will Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Moore have returned to tills city, after spending several weeks in Montana visiting rela tives and attending to business. Their son, Dewey, returned to Roseburg with them and will make his home here. Return From Medford Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Canaday and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Austin returned to their homes in thiB city today, ffoi- nnnHln vnnfni-flnv In MpH- ford visiting friends. They attended J tending to business. the Jackson county Lincoln club banquet in Medford last evening. CITY VISITORS Mrs. A. L. Lewis, of Remote, was here yesterdny afternoon visiting and shopping. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hoxey, of Giants Pass, were business visitors here yesterday. Huron Clough, of Canyonville, snent Thursday In Roseburg at- Daughter Born in Salem Accord ing to word received here, a daugh ter was born to Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Endicott in Salem, February 9th. They are former Roseburg residents, Mr. Endicott having been an oil man here, bofore be-, lng transferred to the Salem office. Leave for Portland Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Shay and the hit ter's grandfather. W. C. Burch, left Roseburg yesterday for their home in Portland after spending the past several weeks as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lockwood. Mrs. Shay, nee Miss Peggy Lock- wood, is a daughter of the latter and Mr. Burch is the father of Mrs. Lockwood. Spring Jason Worsteds Masculine personality is ex pressed in these rugged worsted twists that are wov en and finished in exclusive shades. These fabrics have a certain sureness of tailoring excellence, that is sought for bv men of discriminating taste. And the silk lining in these garments is guaran teed for the life of the suit, $32.50 to $45.00 Mr. Gould Has Fine Garden W. H. Gould of Myrtle Creek was a business visitor here yesterday. Mr. Gould has one of the finest early gardens In the Myrtle Creek vicinity and for the past several vears has furnished the Portland markets with early strawoerries. He reports that the strawberrv season is earlier than ever this year. Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Unrath and Mrs;' V. T7 Bubar, of this city, left yesterday afternoon for southern California to spend ten days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Bubar will bo the house- guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. MacKillopp, at Long Bench, California. William Sandstrom, of Melrose, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clark, of Myrtle Point, motored to Roseburg, Thursday, where they spent the day on business. Virgil Woodruf and E. Cooper, of iMelroso, were business visitors here yesterday. Everett Johnson, of Portland, was a business visitor in this city yesterday afternoon. Mrs. John F. Coney, of Melrose, spent Thursday here visiting friends and shopping. Harry Green, of . Oakland, at tended to business here for sev eral hours Thursday. ' Mrs. Virgil Rust, of Dillard, visit ed friends and shopped In Rose burg Thursday afternoon. Fred Batenian, of Melrose, was In town yesterday afternoon at tending to business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Johnson, of Camas Valley, visited friends and shopped hero Thursday afternoon. BROADCAST TO BOOST ROSEBURG BUSlINtbS Roseburg business house will be featured tonight In a program to be broadcast over the Oregon State college station, KOAC. The broad cast will be In the nature of a skit, "1'aul and Polly in Roseburg." The skit presents a. young married couple who visit the Roseburg mer cantile establishments, uud their observations will be given over the air. H. T. Vance of tho school of commerce, cooperating wiin me Oregon Retail Merchants associa tion, is in charge of tills series ol programs, In which- several cities' will.be featured. Salem was visited last week, and Mr. Vauco reports many favorable comments th broadcast. The observations used in the program were secured last summer when Mr. Vnnco conducted a business Institute in this city. COUGH SAVES M. D. BILL LA GRANDE, Ore. If the family physician can't get results one way he will another. Bobby, six venr old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, swallowed a but ton. Ho was rushed to La Grande where an operation was perform ed but the button was lodged so securely it co'jld not be recover ed. But the, ether caused Bobby to become violently 111 and he coughed so hard ho dislodged the button. Stop Here Enroute North El mer Catching and daughter, Mrs. Audrey Johnson, of Seattle, Wash ington, stopped here yesterday for a short visit with the former's nephew and niece. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Catching. They stopped in Roseburg last week for over night before continuing to Klamath Falls where they spent several days on business. Setting Out Rose Garden Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, of Edenbow- are making a rose garden on their property on the North Pa cific highway. A 100 foot hedge of choice rose bushes has been set out during the past week. Otli- shrubs and fine flowers have been secured from the Moyer gar dens and are being planted on the Jones place this week. Wm A Wholesome Valentine Candy Treat Saturday and Monday Savings Your Valentine Parly can be made more enjoyable at less cost by buying your food ingredients ot Sol ewatj $iore. Always ' think of Safeway when food is needed for any occasion. It means a saving to you on every vl$K. PINEAPPLE Dole's Fnncy Tidbits. Dainty uni form bits of this delicious fruit in heavy syrup. Make finer salads and desserts. 8-oz. tins. t JELL WELL Your choice of flavors. FOR LESS at Lockwood's Bargain Lot 3 pkgs. 17c Artstyle Chocolates $1.50 a pound The same careful selection of Ingredients and the same & skill, which characterize the preparation of exclusive Rex all medicines, are employed In making the Artstyle Choc olates that have become the accepted Valentine's Gift Therefore, when you choose Artstyle Chocolates, you know that purity, wholesomeness and deliclousness are present In every piece. Your friends deserve the kind ot quality which ArtBtyle represents. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Nathan Fullerton t2 j?eCT. Vrvt Storm Roseburg, Oregon FORDS 1930 Ford Coupe $525 1929 Truck 450 1929 Sport Coupe 395 1929 Phaeton 325 1929 Roadster 325 g 1 1929 Standard Coupe 395 1929 Pickup, closed cab.. 415 1929 Pickup 345 1929 Tudor Sedan 395 1927 Coupe 125 1927 Touring 75 1927 Roadster 115 1926 Pickup, Rucksteel axle 5 1924 Touring, extra good 40 1924 Truck 75 CHEVROLETS 1927 Truck aO 1927 Coupe 175 1926 Sedan Ia 1926 Coach 185 1926 Coupe 150 1926 Touring 100 1924 Touring JU OTHER MAKES 1928 Pontiac Coupe 425 1927 Essex Sedan .......... 195 1927 Durant Touring 145 1927 Buick Sedan 375 MANY CHEAP CARS EASY TERMS PEANUT BUTTER : Hoody's, extra fine qual ity. The kiddies like it. . 2,hs 270 SUGAR Pure cane, fine granu lated. 17n,s 870 BUTTER Safeway, finest Cream ery Butter. 2h 570 TEA Lipton's Orange P Black. The finest. 1 2 lb. can koe .450 9 PANCAKE FLOUR Hot- .190 .490 Sperry's for finer cakes or Waffles. Package SYRUP Mnx-I-Mum, pure cane and maple with that Vermont flavor. lb. bag 25 2 lb. can- .430 Big K FLOUR Safeway Finest quality Hnrdwheat. Guaranteed to Rive, absolute satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded. Your choice of thess finer flours. Big K, 49 lb. bag . $1.19 Safeway 49 lb. bag SI .13 HAMS, Sugar Cured Fine qality at a tremendous saving, whole or half, lb. . 22c FREE CRACKERS FREE See our window Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday for MID-WEEK SPECIALS. Also for FREE CRACKERS. WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Store No. 255 Roseburg Phone 230 jfii :i-ihhiwi-iiiih pi tm Jr PRESENTS A New Shipment of Print Dresses All Sizes All Colors Moderately Priced $9.75 Also new shipments of house frocks and pajamas at $1.95 She Arrives Most VKigue In the West! 1 11 w'A'," TODAY For Two Days Direct from Brazil . . Where the nuts come from. bag and bagaage loaded with hilarious rip roaring . . . button-busting yells ... he had to be a "she" . . . and dona the silks and satins of the dowager Aunt to give the love struck chaps ... a merry mad run for their sweeties ... CHARLEY'S AUNT With Charles Ruggles ENUFF TO MAKE A CAT LAUGH OUT LOUD Come and revel at the en tertainment g e m t h e Whole world prizes 1 Come, put your hands to your sides, your heed back, and let loose howls of merriment 1 BRING THE KIDDIES Plus Comedy News ADMISSION Matinee 10e-35o Evening 10c-50c Matinee Dally 1:30 Saturday 4 8unday Matinees 1:30 and 3:00 n in im i iii'hwii f w iii iinjiMjai LIBERTY TODAY SATURDAY Sins of the Children with Robert Montgomery Leila Hyams COMEDY AND NEWS ADMISSION 10c 25c I r, -,: (- . p Xi-i ,ir Or. A. Lockwood Motor Co.