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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1936.
MINISTERS DATE
Kill PROGRAsViS
hum. First f'hrlBtian church.
May 2K Hpv. Jims W. Uumh-r,
1'i'iitt-tu.stul cliuri'h-
May .') Itiv. K. H. Lockliurt,
Mflliutiifl Kpisiuiml irliiiuli.
.May '.In lti'V. II. 1 1. Alluurr,
KiMirsiimirtt Rot.pi-! i-huii-h.
May 31 Kpv. fi-ny Mil pi.
(ii-ulKi-fl hpua-opul rliunll.
llnviilional iirtiKruiiiK I" K'v'
in uvr ralio suiliim KHNU tr
Hit. month ol .May haw heni ur
raji(:el ,hy ili" ltOFfli'B Minin
tunul union, uml aiKninniiB matin
lor nrh iliiy. Tin- lime for tin
ri'KUlar Ui'VOliolial piirimls is ilo
nuii'it fri'o of rhuiKi' by station
. KltNH t 'thl' liilnlkU-rial ""'
wliii-h. hv lis iwn iriilu, ili-votns tin-
tinm strictly to inspirational anil
devotional lopiis Ho" tfoiu mi
tiouni'inil, (iinilni'ii'ialiBiii ur
. docll'liial uliJi'Cls. I-
The lirolilains ur olfi'fucl euih
' inoriiiim at : o i loc k.
AssiiiiinK'nls for llifc month of
1 May are1 an follows:'
.May I-Itov. I-:. It. I.ra kharl,
Methodist Kpisi-o.it' cliut'-Ji.
May 2-Huv. II. I'. .Mitincr,
KoiiraQiiaro (lospnl iliuri-li.
1 .May :i -Itev. I'orry Hinilh, St.
' (ji'Ore,''ll Kpisi'opal chun-li.
May 4-Hcv. II. ('. (ilenton.
South Mi thoillat i-Luivli.
.May fi Iti-v. J. It. Tunihull,
! Firm UapitHi clniii li.
' May ti lti'V. W. A. Sylwcstor,
i 1, nlli. tuii chin i h. '
' ' .May 7 Kilthw .limopll, Kt. ,lo
! Bcph'K Oil hollo iliuirli.
.May Upetial. ' '
i .May it-.M. I., . Mlli-K, 7tll I'ay
! AiivullllBt I'lllllTh.
May 11 Captain Kiirly, Salva
'. Hon Army. . ,
May II Ili'V. KiiIkki.'. I'1"'1'
Motholllut rhllfrh.' ' 1 ' '
.May 12 Iti-v. Win. .ft'. Faiii oltc,
Firnl I'ronhytorlati rliurrh.
.May IS- Itov. J. Flank t'liiiniiili
1 ham. Firal t'hnlsiiiui i liinrli. .
.May 11 Itov. .Ion W, imi'l'T
1 Pi'iiU'fotilal i-hurHi.
May 15 Hi'V. K. II. I.nckhait,
Firm M, V.. i-huri-li.
May lli Itov. II. !. Milznor,
Fouraqtmre i-lntrch. ' ,1
May 17 -Itov. I'iti v- SniHh, St.
lieoi'Ke'B F.tilxcopal rhinvh.
May in- Itov. H. (.'. (Ilcalon.
South MoIIioiIIhI ilitnrii.
.May 10 Itov. .1. It. Tiii nhllll,
First nupllst clinroh.. .
May 20 Itov. V. A Sylwi'Htur,
1 Lutheran church.
May 21 Itov. Father Josopli.
St. Joseph's Catholic cliun h.
May 22 Special.
May 23 M. I.. .Miles, Till Hay
iAtlveiitlut church.
May 24 Captain F.arly, Salva
' tlon Army. - .- -
May 26 llev. Knlk'go. Floe
Mothoiilst church.
May 20 Hi'V. Win. C. Faiicette
First I'l'oshyteriail chunli.
i May 27 Itov. .1. Flunk I'linnlli!!
Oddities Gleaned
From Day's News
OREGON EVENTS
FLASHED FROM
WIRE SERVICE
ml" and remarked that he was "a
dealimer. uu eHKiuetr" and "plajt
hiultii- l"ss than any ol the other
I ".' On. ;'." people who play the
came in this country." He's too
busy teucbinK to l:ty, lie said.
l'OHTl.ANI), April 2. (AH
The death of Mis. Kslella Craw
ford after a Irafllc accident March
27 resulted III ill" placin of Ill-
voluntary inanslailKlltcr chariiea
aKainst Francis W. Huieau. ho
was alle:--eil to have lieu From me
Kcene of the accident.
SAI.KM. April 2k. (AIM The
Mariun county relief committee has
approved approximately Oft old
a&e assistance clainis. to he paid
by the federal, stale and county
aoveriiment through the relief com
mittee boniiinliiK .May 1.
Collllllittee liietnbers said the ai
erune o( the payments would he
about $20 a month to each pension
recipient, nearly twice the averate
l'OHTl.ANI). April 29 Direct
ors of the- Orison conference of
social workers in session here
adopted a restitution endorsing
exceptional children and went on
record lavorlnn a federal (iiam 101
tiansients if funds are needed be
dim a male plan l put into chelation.
Anyone Seen William?
(lltF.KNVII.I.K, I'a., April 29
(MM -Cecil I'elkeison mourned to
day aa lost his f-.x hiintliit! billy
l!oal. the only creature of Its
kind, he claimed, and one which
l... l.-iii-M cannot he reolaccil.
The Kat, which followed the
hoonil remilarly. hasn't relurnod
fi oiii a run or 10 days auo.
I'.'i-U nWII sa lit he bfli"t'l lh
KMHt cnlier hal taimltil Hk Ihii iib ,j, .j,lf? tiif lw y?;us tin- rminu
fu a fciKrt uml iH'"1 I iMi" r "lii;ti(I pcnsHiiia out i na own nnm.
...,un:.rHl lv a thiff In t.' loanifu
MAHKHKIKM). April 2!i C
W. Iftjli', iiw Manililit-ld
muster. K'KitU he in uuuhle tu
fill u ltl year old urdiT for nine
jiouuiIh of bacou. So he w ill return
Htatc-wiu proKiain o( service forj2 to J. D. byer, Lfltanuu.
MAKHHKIKU), April 2ii Coo&
county Kilters lareu tnt; posiuimj
ot helnK unabl to ue their bpoity
nine-hole ciurse today unless
they swim (ur it.
The f nJiny touit ruled a -Ui
foot hi iiUe er ai) inlil the
only rouie to the cnurne- was
uiinafi lor imtflc mid tald it would
be clnsed m xt wt-t-k.
Several piote.it moves were un
der way.
Mrs. M. A. Srhattter. 01 Laujou
ville. was a husinese vibitor in
town yesterday.
I -
New Comfort for Those
Who Wear False Teeth
Nn loi.K-r n"l von f. -l "'"IV1"
fni'lablf WeariliK lvlh- .'t-
i.-.ih. a uivjitly liiii.r.ivv.l VOU-r
si.rinkbd -u your nUma hohU titPin
..kt ,..wl . n.nft.ttnl.l.-. NO uiiiiini.
II'I'llMU. 1 -
Kjii.-t-th t your Ui-ukkUI-
FREE
DANCE
PLANTATION INN
Saturday, May 2
Lunchet and Drinkt
Chicken Dinner when ordered
ahead.
..Adv.
In somebody's barbecue pit.'
Lucky It Wasn't Shark
dll.t'MIIIA. S. 0., April 2U -(AIM-
U'hen linnie (loodwln no
ticed a oniniiiolinii in the slinllow
waters of the Columbia canal, he
wade.l In and Icohed his (Miners In
the Kills ol u lume lisll.
Two piissersby saw his slrilKKle
and heal the llsli on the head with
rocks, 'roeothor they llrUKKell it
out.
It proved to be a 2MI -pound slur
Kcon, ineasurliili eixhl loot.
Here's Which
HOUTII I'lT'l'SUrlttlll, Tenn.,
April 2ii. (AIM The law (inn of
Kelly and Kelly hero appears unit
ed In matters of business only.
Allen Kellv, a republican, was
mimed a presidential elector at a
recent parly convention.
Alan Kelly, his parlner, Is a can
didate fur a similar post in I lie
democratic parly.
Tim two are not related.
Excusable
MII.WAl'KKIC. April 29.-(AIM--Arrested
on chnrKos of spocdlnK,
pussilll! oil I 111! led side or II street
car and n HiK throunh u stop
sIkii. John M- Unit. H't- I'"1'"'
Monl., was lined $r,o and costs by
JiiiIko Ceoriio K. rate.
"Ilul JuiIko," protesled HolU.
"rin on my honeymoon and I've
only (tot $lti."
.IihIko I'lllte suspended lilt' fine
and remiindeil custody of the defen
dant to his bride.
I'tlllTl.ANI), April 2. (AIM
liavld Itobinson of 1'ortlaud, tin au
thorlly on rose culture, will be
chairman ol Ibis year's I'ortland
rose festival.
Clarence ll. Porter, president of
the I'ortland rose society, an
nounced the appointment.
All rose societies and irarden
clubs on tile coasts were invited to
enter exhibit III the slum' which
will be Juno II to l::.
I'OltTI.AM). A.i il 2'l - I AIM -Kly
Clllliensoll. bridce expert, com
mented to Interviewers bole, "wo
men have ruined poller with tills
d.-uces wild stuff. That should be
a standard inline."
lie also predicted "a I renielldous
revival in poller in the next few
years" and said ho was worliilo;
out a "system."
Culiierlson said ho would call a
iinu-liriilM' player ' a happy nun -
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse, of lilide
spent several hours in town yester
day on business.
0
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Wc have made
76 an even bet
ter gasoline to
give your car
new smoothness
... extra power.
Try a tankful
today,
MATS ML
All Summer
LOW ROUnD TRIP
TRFJin FARES ERST
Daily May 1 S October J S
Trom PonUnd Sli..,Ui,l T.iiiiiit Cuch
Chicago .. $86.00 $68.80 $57.35
NewYork . 124.40 107.20 95.75
Boston... 131.48 114.28 102.83
Cincinnati. 97.00 80.70 69.85
Detroit... 98.30 81.10
Kansas City 72.00 57.60
Minneapolis 72.00 57.60
New0rleans101.40 81.15
Philadelphia! 22.85 105.65
Stlouis.. 81.50 65.20
Washington 120.75 103.55
Proportional inltulloni to many otlit pointt
Urtuin Itmi Oitt.lr S!. Rlutr, limit 45 6na
with I inert limit at lihtly hmlier lm; nont
beyond October Jl.
It nod. id lUkfM hntu.td In ll tUie of equip
ment; tourit tiiktt i new tvi' tiMinti bIc)'
IhK cti whetf aviit-Me, nd i.aihr; twH
tikn m C'Vuiir" only; n( C'hni(o. Si.
I .mil. ti., nil ti. ket honoia.t in iny tquipmeni.
SltcpinK cr thaixri at .1.1tiuml.
Choice o( Kmitffi and Stopovfii in Kath piifttion
69.65
48.00
48.00
67.60
94.20
54.35
92. 10"
Mm
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WEflTHER?
Give us 3 minutes to point
out why "tJ-3" is Amcr
icu's hcst-sullcr no it's,
iinds, or huts I To become
America's besl -seller, it
bud lo be Amc'i icn's best
liny uml that's the "G-3 '
All-Wcathcr for you!
I-vidcncc? we've got
plenty . . . locul proof ot
heller thai: H.0o grciitcr
uon-skid tnilcujie, quiik-cr-stoppiti)!,
safer (rip,
longer endttranee. Get
your money's worth and
then sonic see us about
tires I
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Creatcr Comfort,
Economy, Pleasure,
In Train Travel
Nrw itrln. Cci.hr. lori
Touu.l n.l Slih.lo.l Situ..
CiS I'm, ('licit Hum's C'.,
.l!i low io.t i"fU OS
ri iti.m- Chih- l.func C
&lr'iit d time' loti,.
All tickets honored on these famous trains
to CHICAGO
VULt.Y AIR.
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EMPIRE NORTH tOASl
RIIILDER . LIMITED
VU Cull Noiilum Rr. Vi. Noiih.in Pitiftt Rr.
Minylim hn ku li"? t"
l,om your hr,mt n.1.0.. For Jci.d.. . I Soi.lh.rn
l'.cISc A.rnl.r iil R " l'to.Hl.Ocnl l'"l
A..nl. S. K.ilo.V. I'oitland. Oir,.H.
SPOKANE, PORTLAND fir SEATTLE RY.
Via SPOKANfv
and ST. I'AUL
Last Day
VJUaV5
arm mm m TI
est w ji Q3 aa una
J Cd S - 9 x 1 2
-X49
Regnlatly 98c
Pouche or envelopes in
washable limulated leath
er. Black, brown, navy,
red. .white, beige, gray.
7
Usually 15c
YJ.
I'miity Kylvuiii.-i iirliita In
K' Surliix i-olurii, all Ul,.
an. 30 liiih.
1
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NxJtW 1 J
Knee Jrce ' hose with
'rfs'cx (tarter tops. Full
fashioned chiffon. Val-
207o Metro
After Ward M
One of America's best anil fastest-Belling floor coverings
sharply reduced for Ward Week! Choose from tile, modern
or floral patterns for any room in the house! And remember
waraoieum needs no tacking or cementing simply
uu, iics nai on me noor even out to its edgesl
6x9 $2.39 - 7',x9 $2.98 - 9x10V, $4.19
flx!2 Super Service
Wai-dwleHiii I&ugs
Nam $2 Binrinig &
When wo say "Super-Service" we mean just that I These are
just about the toughest, "hardest-to-wear-out" rugs you'll
find I In an actual test more than 4,000,000 footsteps pounded
across m.-ce 01 tnese rugs but they just wouldn't wear out!
Buy NOV attractive patterns for living room, dining room,
bedroom or kitchen!
6x9 $3.29 - 7l2x9 ,3.?S
WARnm FIIM FtVTMF VACn
H3fir Reduced for Ward Week! Wide as
sortment of tile patterns! 6 and 9
ft. widths!
t SUPER-SERVICE YARD GOODS
Specially priced .'or Ward Week!
6x9 ft. widths in attractive patterns!
Reg. 79c
Men's rib knit unionsuits
for Spring and Summer
wear elastic cuffs. Priced
for Ward Week. 36 to 46.
; i i; I r'ri '
i n i H
Regularly M a t
49c
Men's fine yarn cham
bray work shirts tiiat
wear and wear! Lined
collar. Reinforced seams.
ai!.a.'.!'
Regulaily
I 981
..... worn shoes with
1'l.uk retanned lej.her
upix-rs. Nailcd fc
wnsuuetion. Sues 6-U.
I
49 MK 1 1
22c v-m ii
Running Ft. !i. P'S
Running Ft. ' ' ' '"VX! I i-
J S Wat or Cleaner IfS?1
Kk 24c I
SI'UCIAL! laAST :i DAYS! H b e P"
oports ohoes B ylVoia0i. KS
New Slyles. Made ' co. j
V,. ... . Etl B . .i
nng raw E2i!.'JZZa R '
v.i to s. m riFW msr a
BWCTMwiwa !"'MV-V eR Kf
mm WBWm'j
'fll- : BIKEriRE mW
m mA-l Thick treadl H
m mk I White wall I &?Z fi
I i3i Bw mm
te m .sff' mWm
" 11 1. 1 11 .11 mn 111 , y, miT1
Wi y la i 1
& A W 111 sl
can see for yourself what vou'il Sav :,,
money Here's what you'll get in style. Per
forated white or brown leather oxfords, flat
tu wnue icatiicr sandals with flatte
-ui.u iocs. All with leather soles.
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