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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 13. 1931. ... .Ad Style blooms again and look t!e new shoes are here! They ore trim, slenderizing, graceful new in line as the new dresses to which they must conform. They are made to enhance the appearance of your ankle, your instep, your whole costume. To obtain these features, however, you must always get your new shoes at Hshcr's. Come in and see them today! Something Very New in Sport Oxfords Duster Brown sport oxfords nre glove tanned soft and talk about a fit! They fit as only Buster Brown Sport Oxfords can! New pretty hieye sport Ox ford with flat hel, just think 53.50 Elk sport Oxford, tan trim, with slightly raised leather heel 54.25 Black kid drees pumps with reptile trim, the Eldorado tie $4.85 New Astrakhan biege rport Oxford, with scroll trim, fine quality $5,95 Better service Better merchandise P. V. at 11:15 . ?. Preaching at 7:30 . m., subject, "A .Successful Search," Prayer meeting and HI hie study Wednesday uf. 7 p. m. to JC'IO p. in. You a' t'it'd m iliiw slimy cIhrh, Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Watch for special an nouncement next week. It, U. Siioun, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. Cor ner of .Tack son and Lane streets. Alexander M n 1 r d e n , minister. Church niblo school at 9:15 a. m.. l!. I,. Eddy, superinieiidf-ni.. Morn ing worship at 11 a. m. Itev. .1. C. Templet on of Kukcim1 will have charge of the service, livening wor ship at 7:30 p. m. The pastor will preach on "Almost a Follower." Christ ian Endeavor societies at n-.'Mt p. m. Monday at 7:3k "Uible toe trine Class. " Wednesday at 7:3k p. m. midweek servh e and study class. Friday at 7:30 session meeting in the pastor's Ht tidy. BEATS GGOS RIVER Sunday at the Churches First Church of Christ, Scientist, 312 K. Pouglas street. Service. Sunday nt 1 1 : no n. m. Kubjeel : "Substance," Sunday school con venes a). 0:ir n. m. Wednesday evening tiim'tingB nre held nt 8:0)1 o'clock The rending room In the front of (he building in open dully, except Sundays, and holidays, from 2:00 to 4:00 p. m.. where the Ttlhlo and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is conllnlly Invited to attend the services and use the rending room. Methodist Episcopal Church. . Church school at !:-(:. I.. E. Cnnd b o u r n Huperliilendftil. Mor niim i service 1 1 a. in. Subject "The j Chosen People." Mr. Jess l.ee j 11 rooks, bass baritone nrllsl, will sing at the morning service. En worh league, i) 'Mi. Walter Henry leader. Kvenlng service 7:30. Sub ject- "Who Is the Antl Christ ?" A cordial invitation to the public. Charles A. Edwards, minister. Upper Room Mission. We wish to announce that the pastor. 11. W. Murphy, has accepted n call from Ihe church at Toledo, Oregon, and with his faintly left Tuesday to tnke up his duties. We praise (tod for his ml u 1st rv among us. Our prayers and good wishes go with him to bis new field of labor. Ser vices for the week: Sunday, nniv or meeting at in,, worshln nt 11 and afternoon service at 3. No evening meeting. Thursday evening prayer and praise service at 7:30. C. and M. A. at Cleveland. Sun day school every Sunday at in o'clock, MrH. C. A. Chamber! In. mi perlntenileui . Young peoples' meet Ing at 11 o'clock, liemeniber the church prayer niei'ting every Wed nesdny i.luhl. Mr. M. C. Oluon. leader. Thursday evening t he young peoples' praver meeting and Plble study. We invite all in the coinmunliy lo at lend these services. Presbyterian Church. ,T. K. How ard, pastor. Next Sunday morning we shall have Ihe pleasure of a visit Iroin Or. It. A. Thompson of Portland. Mr. Thompson Is the synoillcul executive for the Pres byterian church In Oregon. He pleaches at I! a. in. All are invit ed to hear him. The paitor will m-eacJi nt 7:3)1 on "Tb" personal Touch of the Master." Sunday school at 10 a. in. and the Young People's society til (!:3o p. ui. Free Methodist Church. West Ftosehurg. Sunday school 0- Ifi. Preaching service at II. Young People's service at (1 :3K. Kven'ng preaching service at 7 3n. Itible study and praver meet lug Tues day evening at 7:3n. Thursday eve ning prayer service at 7:30. Cnme and worship wit li us. You an' w l come. V. M. Abbott, pastor. Methodist Eoiscopal Church, South. Corner of South Main and Fast r.ane !Hh fw hool at fir 15 a. in. C. K. Thomas and W. 1.. Cobb, superintendents. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Subject. "The Cross and What H Means lo Me" Kpwojfh lertciie at l',:'',tt p. m. All yontiL' peo jtle re invited io attend. Fwning worship at 7:30 p. in. Subject. "Prayers That Cod Answers." Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 p. m. Subject. "Notable Events In Christ's I.ife." Head the second chanter of I.uke. Saturday 2:30 n. ni. Junior Fnworth league. John R. I'enhall, pastor. The Methodist Church, Dillard circuit. Ira F. Kanldn, pastor. The nnstor will preach at .noktngglass Sundav morning at 11 o'clock, and at IMIIaid Sunday evening al 7:3n. A special service is planned for Tenmile Sundav morning at 11 o'clock, nt which time Tie v. Rum mell will preach. The Ten mile church has been considering re vival meetings, and as Mrs. Crow of Cnftaee dove h available for a meeting to begin March ifftili. It is probable that v,he will be requested to come. Sundav school at each of the four churches eveiv Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Ttiblo sluciv and nrayer meeting at TOIIard Wed nesday evenirnr at 7 :30 and at I.ool;ln"gt:iss Thursday evening at 7 :'!!. The ladies are to serve a chicken dinner this evening (Fri day, March 13) nt the Dillard c-bii'ch. f roni 0 to X o'clock, after whh h there will be a community :dng. Game in Semi-Firials Ends 27-26; Marshfield to Be Opponent Tonight. Itosehurg went Into the semi-finals in the district basketball championship tournament, being played at Marshfield tills week, us a result of a 27 to 26 victory over Coos Itiver in the first round last j night. Myrtle Point won from Hiv- erton, ConufUe beat Port Orford land Marshfield won from North llend in the opening series, leav ing Tloseburg, Myrtle Point, Co riuille and Marshfield to play in the semi-finala tonight. The Indians won the first round by a margin of one point, aftei Coos Itiver had maintained a lead during the first three quarters of the game. The contest was very close, with I never more than four points dif ference in the score. Coos River 'was up 11 to 10 at the quarter and If) to 18 at the half. In the third jnuarter Tloseburg managed to tin the score 23 to 23 just before the period ended, and the Indians forg ed into the lead In the last per lod. with two field goals, while Coos River annexed one field goal and a free throw. En Her scored 14 points for the In dians, while Johnson tossed the winning basket just before (ho whistle sounded. Slow find Fast Game The first game of the tourna- , C. F. Knott from Spokane, Wash. ( Russia will come to the front (among the nations of the world land will be the leader In the final j struggle that will precede the com ing of Christ, says the evangelist. The developments in Palastine are a sure siun as to how we know when Armageddon is near. The public Is invited to attend. 1 1 Lutheran Mission. Services are being conducted every Mrs I. and third Thur.'ubiv evening In 1 he Koisconal iiai'-'h house, 211 Cass l"t Coiii I' lMa: im i-laus meets at l:3n o'clock. Hii!e worship at 1 7:3H o'clock. AM -! ran tiers are re-1 reived with cordial greetings. II. H. YoniH- pastor. f3S Roiilevaril, Ash land. Ore. The Salvation Army. Meet lugs everv night. Hood preaching and sinning. Special speaker Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Come and hear the prophet and see for vnurself Unit bis message Is good. Rummage rtle Saturday nt 0:3m. Sunihi" school nt 2:3f. Hood teach ers. Come and se for vnurself. stranger. Come to the Salvation A'-r.v. All 'i'e welcome, "RuMsin :imt Armageddon" wiil be the sub iee of a free leclure to be de livered tonight in the Salvation Army hall at S p.m. bv Evangelist Bible Standard Temple. Lester Cibson. pastor. Sunday school at lu:uu o'clock. Ethel Wright, super intendent. Pleaching service at 1 1 :'I0. Crusaders, business meet ing at 6: no. Evangelistic service at 7:30. Week night services on Tuesday evenings. Rev. Henry Fin lev will bring the message tonight. SPORT SHORTS By . . . ROGER DICK j Ted Tiiye lost his big opportun ity last Wednesday night to win the heavyweight championship of the world on a referee's ruling. They imported Ted Tonneman of Spokane to he third man tor the title match, and it proved to be quite a mistake, at least In the opinion of the tans. Alter Don George had taken the first fall, Thye started to use his now famous shoulder butt, a de vice of his own. by which an op ponent is gradually worn down and becomes an easy victim to a wrist lock. The Portlander had used it he fore without its ever being ques tioned as an allowable hold or stroke or what have you. Hut Ton neman, after repeatedly warning Thye, finally disqualified him on the grounds that the butt const I tuted a blow, and as such was un constitutional among the wrestling fraternity. We hear a lot about faked wrest ling matches, but at least the boys usually give the fans quite a run for their money. You know it is ru mored that no one man can become a grappler until he has passed a ment, between Myrtle Point and II i vert on. was slow and loose, Mvrlle Point winning 32 to 11. Co quille and Port Orford played an exceedingly fast game which Co quille won 31 to 29. Port Orford staged a wonderful rally in the first of Hie second half and came within three points of lying the score in the third period. Marsh field and North (lend played a very close game. 27 to 2f in Marshfield's favor, in the last game of the eve ning. Myrtle Point and Coquille plnv at 7:30 tonight in the semi-finals and Itosehurg and Marshfield plav the second game at R:30 o'clock. 'DEACON special face making examination, in which he must prove he can de pict great torture upon the slight ect provocation. To get back to the point, i that match in Portland was "in the bag" it wasn't even a good fake. Those fellows will have to start practicing their technique a little harder if they are going to hold the crowds. Tonight Oregon State's greatest fraternity basketball team. Theta Chi, is to show the fans of Rose burg a glimpse of collegiate varsity play. With Spencer's as opposi tion, the outfit from Corvallis will have to play topnotch ball to pre serve its reputation. My all means see this game. If you enjoy high class basketball. NOTED PUBLISHER DIES f Associate PrM .nr Wire) NEW YORK. March 13 Irving Putnam, president of the publish ing house of G. P. Putnam's sons, founded by his father, died yester day at the medical center. He was 79 and th fifth member of his family to die within a year. I Mr. Putnam belonged to a dis tinguished family and was a great-; grand nephew of General Israil '' Putnam of Revolutionary war days, j 3-ACT COMEDY DUBBS' : All-Star Home Talent Cast DIXONVILLE HALL Friday, March 13, 8 p m. ADMISSION 35c AND 15c WBBtt I First Baptist Church of Glide. Regular Sunday school services al III a. in. Preaching service at 11 a. tu. Charles Hoel'llei- will conduct Ihe morning service Subject will be the "Chastening ol God." In the evening (lie II. V P. I', of ( llide ell lerlains the I lose In tig It. V. P. t" The public is inxiicd In attend the services of the day. Baptist Church. Itible school al 9: tf. a. in.. II. E. Crawfonl. superin tendent. Pleaching al II a. in Sub ject. "The Ofi leers Answer" ll. V. To All Enals ?nd Families In Good Standing Desiring that all Kagles mav have Ihe best. Hrolher ,. I, Mikeworth who N associated w'th (be Hom-hm Funeral 1 letue barf m n il e arrange- PP'tlN whereliv all KacleS nuiv have K It K K A M It I' I WCK SIvliVK 'K ll bin ten PHes of Pnselmr and o or thai distance only neees-irv o'-eralini: evpetises will be ehart'ed. We have a 'M hour Service so dilp'1 lesif;tle lo call dav or nii-ht. Kither Ar row Ambulance Sen ice or Hondas Funeral Home, phone It:. Itorchurg. Roscburq Ae-ie No. 1107 Fintern.il Order of E.igles Suggestions of Quality For Your Sunday Dessert Look over these fine bakery products, for tasty sugges tions to serve tomorrow. We urge you to come in early so that you will be sure of getting just what you want. Assorted Coffee Cakes BEE HIVES A new pastry you will like. Variety of French Pastries, Pineapple Butter Sponge Layers, Lemon Butter Sponge Layers, Cherry, Lemon and Huckleberry Pies. OREGON BAKERY Phone 241 IF M ' v V. 5 .V you can Boil Water - you can make y GOOD COFFEE TN thousand- ct vvcsicrn homes Trv it in vour homo tomorrow. i. every enp ot cotii-e is Minp'y de- liokU-n -t tV!v ;ii-wl (Ik nuiker licioits. tor tlu'M' I'.ohh-s h:u-e tininil t ,in In-purv li.ieJ .it our o n uroccrv. thc"sei-ret". . Itol.len esc t'oiiee, the "Pup" vocr i;,l,K-:t ol 'the CiolJeti West "vltip oice-tn.t'ker ;mj i- j it -1 nj'i .n.l t!ut you'll know jumpinc, boilint! w.tter. wli.it "ll.tvo;' te.hly "The World's Finest1 COFFEE E H c af niadaiThmddemoh E gip Si? ll Se" remcmer',w'lea i LJ slif buy Ihe coal o I B Pr frcck or-juil from. !f BW jhe Smart Shop stJJ se ls rfaonat'y v j asiured of nol meelinfc 9 l mlh lis dupltcale upon. ft I every sir-eel comer op a in facl.any street comer. 1 77ie SmantSfiop ounces KC BAKING POWDER It's double acting Use K C (or fine texture and large volume in your bakings. DOUGLAS MARKET With complete assurance that the meats bought here are of the highest quality, you'll get further appreciate from the fact that the prices are right, too! Our Roasts Will Satisfy You. being from young fat animals. SHOULDER LAMB, per lb 17C BtlEF ROASTS Steer Beef. 9f)rf r)r)6 (From the best quality), per lb PIG PORK ROASTS OKrf (From young grain fed pigs), per lb wjdl VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS . OCrf (Whole milk fattened), per lb -Vfl LEG LAMB, per lb 220 LIVER, young and clear, per lb 150 Meats for Loaf HAMBURGER, meat of best qualtiy, per lb. .. 200- SAUSAGE Country style, OQrf course ground, no cereal, per lb tMy VEAL LOAF, ground to order, per lb 280 Fish SMELT, 6 lbs. for 250 Poultry YOUNG HENS, per lb 270 Smoked and Cured Meats BACON, half or whole, per lb 250 DIXIES, fine seasoning bacon, per lb. .. 160 PICNICS, short shank, per lb 180 ODDS AND ENDS for seasoning, per lb. .. 150 7 LBS. PURE LARD $1,00 Free Delivery Phone 350 Courteous Service Have you noticed that even on your "lucky days" your meals lack flavor and zest when they are not prepared from fresh foodsZ Many housewives have discovered this fact and are now buying foods at our stores where they can depend always on the freshness of our mer chandise. Besides, quality, a.nd economy go hand in hand at our stores. Special Values, Saturday and Monday March 14th and 16th SPUDS $1,43 No. 1, Government inspected Klamath Falls Gems, cwt. The be3t are cheap. Why buy seconds? But, we have them. PI 1 C No. 2, "Sun brand" 01 I I J MAC MARR DEL MAIZ Corn 3NL2,in' Toile t Soap !,r.' C 1 f "Leslie" Shaker, plain or uait iodized, 2 for 50c 19c 15c Sugar C. and H. Pure Cane 10 lbs 49c Mayonnaise (,-mit)00Pls'iar19C Tomatoes tin; 33C S. v&tmsii COFFEE MAC MARR BLEND $1.08 Best Grade Bulk, lb. 35c; 3 lbs ECONOMY Specially priced for Sat. and Mon., lb. mm ElnilV Umpqua Chief, hard Q 1 f)fl riOUl wheat, 49 lb. bag 0 I lU'J ShorteninrS!bs5S1.30 RnlWl Onfc5 Sperry'sNo. 10 bag 35c Malt Syrup JiST 39C 29C DR 4ni. Hoody's 1 CdiiUllJlUltl 2 lbs. PancakeFlourK"E,49C COTTAGES "Lots of Lean," excellent for frying, baking or boiling, lb 130 N, Jackson St Phone 238 24C $5 orders delivered free Small or ders 10c. Sugar excepted. Store No. 365 Corner Cass and Stephens 7 Phone 46 V-Y'- IZ' -d