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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST '2 1. 1936. Sunday fU f wUnc nt ihe KsllULUll ICO Church of the Nazarene. Kiltluy Jlte'lit .vjil lib "YouiUC 1'eopH; ii" night Hi tilt KUHpitl Lent near tue pOHl office, wiui Hpueiul soiir 'y Uiu young pwilo, und uu appio priuitt mHUKi by tint evmifceiiHt. iSui vices fciuunlu niKlit uUo. suii duy uurvict'B uu fuliuwb : Sunuuy bciiuol, 10 in.; evmiyttliittU: adv ices ut 11 ii. in., 2:3U and 8 p. in.. ..with hpeciul imisit- ut each i-ervice. Umv. Clualun of Uiu Al. K ('tiun.ii, youth, will pitacli ut i lit- uriuriUiUN survice Sumluy, urn! uIbo will u.t tist KvHUKvlist Tuyioi- villi the prtm'hiny UnoujUi Uiu coming week, with hit penplr coopciuUnn in a umiuU tilloit lur the aulvatiou ol souls. A cordial weiuoiue is ex tended to all Christian pi-upin who ilt-Mie tit t-ouprate in tniH tnansi lititlc flioit, aii.l to tut public in i-uneral. buiMiiiiuadt-iii K. K. alar mi will ho tui:K for tin; cutuiti Friday, the JJMli, uud will iiieiieii llial itiKht. Flrt Church of Christ, Scientist, 312 K. Umilay strei;l. Kt'Ktilur ner .vico Sunday at 11:00 a. in. Subject of lt-ssoii: "Mind." Sunday hl-IimuI convenes ut :li a. ni. Wednesday evening meeting, which include testluioutes of healing and rciuurks on Christian Silence, are held at 8:00 o'clock. Tne i-cuiliiiK room In Ilia front of the church edifice, is "open duily, except Sundays und ..holiday iruni 2:00 (u J:oo p. in., "und on Sundays from D:H0 to 11:00 a. in. Here the Hilne and ull nu : thorizfid CUrintluii Science III m a in ru may be read, borrowed, pur chased or subscribed for. The pub lic Is cordially invited to utu-nd the church servies uud to visit the reading room. Foursquare Church. 1'uBlor, N. J. Uuwse. Sunilay, 9:15 a. in., Sun day iichool. 11:00 a. ui., "lip und l)oliiK." will be Lhu paHtor'g morn iiiK meHtmge. 0:HU p. in.. Junior 1,'rusader meeting. 7:15 p. in., fol lowing the sung service the pastor will speak on "llevivliii? of the Old Jtomiin Kuidre." Wed., 7: -15 P. in., hpeeial service with the Hev. und Airs. T. li. .luckuiuti who have tneul some limn . in JeriiHiileiu. They have many pictures und u pood deal of them In color which hhow many of the places rarely photographed us well as all the fa inlliar sue red silos. Then, too, the 'ehy Alusa scenes which were the Iji'uluninK of Hie recent riots be tween the Jews find Arabs, itev. Juckiiiui) will also present u aifl from .Jennmleiii to eucli one w ho brings with them five people to tills special service. Kri., 7:40 p. m., evuiiKclistic wceiing. The Pilgrim Holineet Church, xl I Winchester street. The Hoys' iJjhle bund from the Pilgrim Uiuiv college, l-'ataidena, ('alliurnia, will be ut the l-Mlriiu church, si I Win ciK'Sirr, tliU week-end. Sr vices wji be held Triday, Saturday und Sunday evenings at 7:.m and Sun day morning at lo: if and Sunday aKuinoou ut 3:0U. Tun uo)t. wnl day their harmoniciM, r-lm; and bring the iim-hhuk'H- On Saiurday evuiiuiK each of the toys Will tell what bri.si meauj to him. The-'' will also be Sunday school ut li:lt Sunday morning. The band Is on a tour of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, uud is now on its way back lo Caliiornlu niter being in u tiuiu-biM- of chuiehe.s in the two nortii ern Htateti. Kveryene is invited to come and hem ttie boys at tlie.se services. lev. Carl I). Woodruif in the i'astor of the local church. Methodist Episcopal Christ." llible school ut 9:45 a. m. We invito you to beiu the full 'fKht by attendiiiK Sunday school ! A. heuity welcome u waits you. ouiik people's UieetiiiKS at 6:45 p. in. Our young folk.s Invite all ouuk people not a 1 1 e n d I u g uthoi churches. Wednesday eveuiiiK at 7:30, "(Ireut Chapters or the Uible," u iiible study uud praise service. Win. C, Kuucette, minister. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Corey uud Military streets, West KosebuiK. The service of Sunday, Augual will beiflii ut ft p. in. The topic of the sermon will be, "Two Church Coers, Who Wanleti to lie ItiKbt With Uud." ilrs. Clin ton (iortny will shit;. The Sunday school meets at 9:40 u. in. Mis. N. Audraieff it: Supt. We moat cordial ly invite ull to attend o:ir Hcrvice and Sunday school. We preach "A Changeless Cluiwl for a C nun gin's Woild.' W. A. Sylwesler, 1170 .Mill lary street, iiastor. First Church. S. kuvnor Kinllh. iiiiniHfer. ! MoruiiiK woiKiiip at II o'clock. The pastor will pr(!ach en "l.lyht in the World." Kvonliitf worship at 8 o'clock with an illustrated lecture on "Aluska" by the Itev. Karl K. IteiHiier who Hjient several years in Alaska us a mluHionary. Tiie church school will meet at ! ; 15 and the Kp worth leuiie ut 7 o'cIikIi. The mid-week service will bit held Wednesday evening at 7 :II0 o'clock. We invito you to rtharu thene services with us. M. E. Church, South. Church school at 9:45 u. in. 'reaching ser vice al 11 u. in. For the evening service we are uiiiiiuK with the M. K. church. Lei's have a full repre sentation for this speeiul service. I reel confident that -it will be H nicuiifi of i ampliation to all who attend. Our church, inasmuch as poKtiible, will be uniting with the .Na.eiene church next week In a combined effort to brum men and women to dud. li. L. OiFutou, pas- CEREAL APPEARS The fieneial Foods company, manufacturers und packers of many funious brands of foods, to day announces the initial bow to the public of a. brand new break fast cereal. U. li. iiluckwell, salesman for the foods company in this terri tory, has spent most of this week iu Douglas county acquainting the grocem with the new product, willi the result that it is being of fered fur fiale in today's advertis ing by most of the local grocers. The new cereul ii known as "Husk ten' und is described as a Whole wheat flake. It is manufac tured in one of the pi eat cereal mills at llaltle Creek, Mich., and is said to involve a number of new processes which make it a highly recommended food. Salesman Iiluckwell jnedlcts that "Huskies" is sure to reach a position of na tional popularity in u short time. Christian Science services hi Myrtle Creek are held euch Sunday In the grange hall. Sunilay school for pupils up to Die age of 20 years convenes ut 10:45 and church serv IcitH ut 11:15. The subject or the lenbon-::ermon for Sunday, August 23n, hi "Mind." The public is cor dially Invited to attend these serv-leen. Dillard Circuit. Dillard: lit a. in., S. S. 1 1 a. ui., preaching hour, nieH af;e, "The Light of the World." LooklngghidH: in u. in., S. S. 7 p. m., tepwurth leuiiue. Camas Valley: 10 a. ni S. S. 7 p. in., Kpworth league; 8 p. in., preaching service. "I m conic a light inlo the world that whosoever helievelh on me should not abide In darkness." --John 12-lfi. You are welcome to all liier.o services. (Men I'. While. Episcopal Church. Holy com munion, 7:30 p. in. Morniug pruy er and liemon 11:00 p. m. Terry Smith. The Pentecostal Church. 133-137 Sheridan SI. Sunday school 9: 15 a. in. Violet I'emberton, Supt. Morning w-uridifp at II a. in. live ning worship, 7:45 p. iu. Kev. T. A. Saudnll of Scuttle u ill ho with us In a special fellowship meeting Monday afternoon und evening. The famous N. 11. I. quartet of malt voices will be with us Monday also. He sure to hear this gifted speaker, i'astor Jess W'. Guilder. First Baptist. Sunday t'cuool at 9:45. There is u class for you; Hurry Howe, tniperiutendeiil. Karl Faulkner will bring the message at the morning worship at ll:uo. The evening service will be led by Vent Hodges with Mls Margaret Clouke and Karl Faulkner assist ing. 11. V. T. T. meets ut 7:00 in church parlors for their meeting. Glide Baptist. Sunday school be gins ut 9:50 with interesting classes for ull. At the morning worship ut 11:00 aud the evening meeting at S:tio. Itev. J. It. Turn hull of Kotielmrg, will bring the meHsnge. Sunday school at I'enl meets euch Sunday ut 3:00 p. in. Voting people meet ut 7:00 for their regular Hervice. "Sluggish Bowels Seemed to Poison Whole System Pains in Pit of Stomach Van-Tage Cleared Out the Painful Gas and Bloat!" Testifies promi nent Oregon Man. All Ihrougliout Oregon, people -in1 praihlug Ihe New Internal Medicine. VAN TAtiK. For In 'mhiic ju:-t a fev days ago, Mr. .'Hubert Sldwell. retired real estate 'loan, nf 711 Cant 15th Ave., Kit "gene, made the following Ktutciiicu: "about this great compound: Itead .this widely -known man's lestl- Flrat Presbyterian Church. "Must We Tear I duo 1'uges From the Old TestnuieiitV" will he the topic Sun- nay morning ui ll in the I'resby- Visit in Roscburg Iloss K. Kur leiiun cnurcn, unswerlng a Hermoinp.y f Portland ami Ilruce Dennis jireuclied in a local pulpit last of Ouklnnd, Calir., spent Thursday Lord's day. Sunday evening nt lit liosehurg unending to buHinees. 7:45 ihe mjbject will be, "Why I Until Mr. Farley and Mr. DenniM H'dleve in1 (lie Deity of .lesin are Sn fenny Htore reprcnenhdiveH. INDEPENDENTS TO BUY UMPQUA FISH IJKKDSPOUT, Aug. 19. (AP) A co-operative fish-buying plant, backed by about 20 independent oiuinerclul fishermen of the re gion, was under way here today. I.. J. Uowiuun and John Christ- mun of KccdsporL uud Albert Johns of liardiuer urn on the exe cutive committee of the orguuiza- tlou. The group leased the Charles Marks plant at Last Gardiner uud named Murks manager. burg. The program Includes: 10.30 a. m. pevotiqnals, Mrs. da itunkin. 11:00 holl call of unions, giv ing reports for the year. 12:00 Covered dish luncheon. Talks by Mrs. Fred Fisher, Attor ney I'aul Geddejj and C. M. Puge. Introduction of departments; flow er mission, fairs and exhibits, educational. l:3o L. T. h. program. U: 00 Address by Kev. Mr. Olea ton. :30 Election of pfficera. Ileuedictiou. Mrs. Kdith S. Ackert, Douglas county W. C. T. U. president, will couducf the convention, which Is open to anyone Interested, as well as regulur W. C. T. I', niembers. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE POH'I' LA NI), A ng. 20. AP) Regional Forester C. J. Huck said today that fire prevention and con trol forces in the Pacific north west are depending to an increas ing degree upon the airplane. He declared It had been found practical to drop supplies from plunes to fire fighters in remote regions, thus enabling them lo hike to Ihe fire lines without be ing burdened by pucks. o MOTORIST KILLED NEAR PORT ORFORD POUT ORFOKD. Aug. 20. (AP) Charles N. Foster, 74, Los An geles, wus killed near here Wed nesday afternoon when his auto mobile crushed down a f0-foot em bankment. His widow was brought to a liospitul here but her condi tion wus not serious. The couple was returning home after 4 vacation. DOUGLAS W. C. T. U. TO MEET MONDAY The annual Douglas county con vention of the W. C. T. I, will he held Monday, August 21, at the First Presbyterian church in Rose- PORTLAND, Aug. 20. (AP) Joseph W. Thompson, Portland, has devised a new way Tor traftlc officers to catch fleeing automo biles. It Is an invention, the "uttto-cop," which resembles a huge set qf $u- gur longs. I he tongs are bolted onto the front of the police cur and can he clamped onto the rear bumper or lender of the fleeing cur. Portland police reported they hud tested the device 84 times and that it had failed only once. gave the local "lock your car" campaign a boost today when he reported that a blanket bad been stolen from his car whllp parked In front of the wrestling arena. The campaign is being conducted by city police. The blanket was later recover ed aud an arrest made. NEW PARTY PLAN DEFERRED TO 1940 MADISON, Win.. Auk. 20. (AP) Liberal leaders of W'lacoiiHin and Minuusolu turned their atten tion today toward formation of a national farmer labor party in 1!HU. In a conference they agreed the time was not ripe for a new party movement thla year and decideil to have nothing to do with the Union party of Congressman Wil liam Lenike, North Dakota, auu Father Chailea Coughlin, Detroit radio priest. Although some of the leaders voiced sentiment for support of President Roosevelt, to avoid split' ting the liberal vote, the two groups decided that as a body they would withhold endorsement of any specific candidate. die Steele, world's middleweight champion, won his first battle as a champion here last night. He knocked out Jackie Aldare, of Brooklyn, New York, til seconds after the second rounu. setback when Ernest Evexly, Albuquerque contractor, was nam ed for tne long i-uvm.. over Col. John Schuster, supported of Dr. Francis E. Townsenu theory. ' Bergmann s are better than ever STEELE KNOCKS OUT ALDARE IN. ROUND I TACOMA, Wash., Aug. 21. (API 1'slng a blow that split his glove from fingertip to wrist, Fred- IIIH DAI.I.KS, Aug. 20. (AP) -Chief of Police Frank Heater Permanent Relief L flfVII, p i .it. other Rectal and Colon Disorders 7$ Why continue to sufrjr? V. u nave treat ed and permanently relieved thousand, of caaea a eevcrt ae youra. 5pct.!.lista in Stomncli, Kectal and Co'.on ailmenta. 2S yest-i aucccapful practice. No hoipltal iumlcaloperation.No confinement. ' Write or call for FKEIideMllpUve Booklet. Dr.G. J.DEAtl CLINIC Fovjrciaja and Surseon N E. ' -n?r Burnaide and GrandAvcnui Tell ;e TAat 3918 Portland. Orezon The Bergmann Shoe is known everywhere in the Northwest as the best buy at foot protection, solid com fort, and long wear; WILDER'S Roseburg BerCBiann Sho. Mf8. Ca., 1811 N. W. 28th Avtnue. Portland. Oregon Flrt Christian Church. Corner hminhiH ud Kane streets. Alum iiiK worship at 10:35 with Piofes ( V. K. Huven of Ihe KiiReno llible college as speaker, ilihle bcIiooI at 9: 45, with classes and a welcome for nil. Young People ChrlHtluii Kudeuvor ut 7 P- und evening evunueliyt.ic uud song er vlco nt N p. m. with FrofeHHor Wo ven again giving the message. You uie cordially invited lo attend Hiene Hervleea. J. Frank Cunniup-, hfirn, piiHtor. v ( "I Wd almoat AFRAID TO EAT, I suffered bo before I found Van-Taoe." writes Mr. Robert Gidwcll of Eugene. Ore. nioiiiiil aw how Ihi tlre.it ilrdi 'vino helped him find out. loi ) our. sill, hui Vhu-Thki' 'A.N Ihi! Whole System Poiaoncd ",lV Midi UU ll Kd I.O I). Ill 1 Wil nhnot A l-'HA 1 1 1 TO KAT. lor in . Imitl i uii: rd mi mm h aud a ul and iuuli tt'irllde p.itati Iu the pit .til in., rdoiuaiil Hud I tonlil tuuill) tiduiliU'ii up. My Imnel.i v.t'.c m tdttKinh I li.il l!ii- jul tu't'iiir-l lo inilftui ni) U IIHI.K .S. STK.I, and 1 alah frll It.ill ii K iiiitl ilum, Ni'cr a it.tv weui li inr ;! r but w hu t I Ixtdi t ome Uiiul ol a liiiitive. I touk pun In all;. r i-i I li iiif: lllitlt'r Ihi snu. 1iii i:it lull - or u cliff. I'lu n I In mi .iliuiii V'.iii "'J'tti;c an I d''i trd lo ti II. To in MM Hist. II ipiuKlv m.i'li' u t;ni:. r fllANCK In iim li iii.m-d tin liwlul ('Jts and in t'i hum ui tluiu in h, and I In I i vt tc.t jtn.i 1 1 ( sh in in' uioiiiinu. Iie;l v nil. ni ihnurlh a n- llioie li'iillai tit. ill llir) liae tr-rti .r MANY A Y K A K ' " 21 Nrtuiiil Herbs nt New Low Cost V A N TAi : i 'mi.niin r lilHiHIf'Utn. in hMnif; " I N.iHiml : lh-i hu. Ttuil hi v. !i t Iu n Aiii,).:Iiik 1 oi inula luw mii Ii a Itnii.n :,ahlt Last 4 Days For Vour Old Itox ox xs ih:ij xi: iodfx: Aftton on hul'i.'i iu,; 1 cini'inlH'l' - due In Volume In lilt h It .f iiti-Tai;' 1 1 i don't lu'.Mt.ih ; Km inula TH -ini: Hi - a li. ,H Itni-iau Hi- .it ui .N I ALL; i; su.d Jcitt'irj l.e:..'l I'm,; .St.U' pr,.;., And itin tinnii'liMi' 't lit. u i l it c UmiiiuIiIi1. 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For health's sake serve more fresh fruits and vegetables. Look at these low prices. Specials for SaturclaypMonday, Aug. 22,24 FRENCH DRESSING Red & White 8-Oz. Bottles 26c SALAD DRESSING Sunspun Full Quarts MAYONNAISE C?3 Red & White Red & White PEANUT BUTTER SunshinevKrispy CRACKERS - - Blue & White RIPE OLIVES - Red & White SIFTED PEAS - , 16 Oz. tlpr 2-Lb. "Box . Pint Cans, 2 For Red & White SPINACH - - , , - Red & White ALL GREEN ASPARAGUS Red t White TOMATO JUICE - - - Red A White MARSHMALLOWS - - Red & White COFFEE - Mart COFFEE Early Riser COFFEE No. 2 Cans, 2 For No. 2'is No. 'lo No. Is, 3 For ... Red A White SHRIMP Red A White DEVILED MEAT 16 Oz. Bags 1-Lb. Wide "Mouth Jar .. 1-Lb. "Bag 1-Lb. "Bag No. 1 Cans No. 1,4 's, 3 For 19c 29c 29c 35c 15c 19c 25c 18c 31c 23c 19c 16c 10c 20c III Red A. White 1 ritkin a tim -i ... i l ll f I vih l H oi.Lca or uu. yS, r Home Sty,, . 2, 2'c V run Re() A White Plnts CLEANSER ... 2 for 9c XjlVjv . bSSsS GRANULATED SOAP, Lg. Pk. 29c WV&VCjrfx tfiSf T Red White HJ) VVII -ITXGK .V. N2 2& C LAUNDRY SOAP... 10 bars for 27c A ZZji)mm Lady Codtv. Ml jifl V K Z I TOILET SOAP 4 bars for l?c (Jf - WJj The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve you: B. R. Richler & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla J. J. Allen Sutherlir- Frank Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool Drain N. R. Fisher Kelley's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nichols Btockway H. F. Hcbard Umpqua A. G. Henninger Glcndale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Henninger Canyonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Rice Bros. & Adams .. Myrtle Creek R. O. Thomas Elkton H. R. Underwood Oakland Ellison & Ellison Dillard