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ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1937
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SS Churches
Dail Devotions
Uy IU. C1IAS. A. KhVVAltKS
Wlifti we think uf Hi" mutrli
le8 l'Kiilm known u ""Ilit
Shepherd I'tsulm," wrltun hy
David the "SlH'i'ni id kinn." it
would lie to (ho point In ri iucin
tier thul 1m wiih it nuni whom
whol 111 if wh crowded with
conflict and hiiiimkIc mid ililti
ctilty. Wh might think Unit
the inuu who would writ nfier
this f million would nwiHt like
ly huve known a ttitiit dt-ul of
coin furl und lniiihiin'Hit find
wulk.Ml uIoiik a mimiy iu.h
way of lifi hut the cxiicl op
posite WHH tllH itlHH with lnvid.
The pfiit-e Hud trust mid hi i ill
that t llt'HM VtNWH I'HVOtll IIIUKl
have been u ureui achievement
with him, and, ufier all, Hint I9
protmhly w hut Ihey an' wit h
utiy mic who it-nlly a flu in to
them. Wo hleHH Thee, Our (Jod
for the Ki'iicu thai make hard
thing, Hceiii 1'iiny and fop I hn
faith that Ih nhlo to Hiiiile and
hp (ibid even when life Ih hard
and trying. Amen.
Full Gospel Assembly, at the
big gospel lent on Willi heMler
fit reel, A. Harold IVrniiiK, pastor.
Service for Smidiiy. Sunday nehool
nt 9:45, Will In 111 BroiiipH, Htiperiu
tendent. .Morning wot whip Ix-gi li
ning at 11 a. m. Mi'HHuge hy the
iiilor. Coniniunioii wrvire. Kviiii
gelistic service at 7:. 'tit. All eve
ning servlccx will ben in at TStu
from now on. Service) lor the
week. Tuesday night at 7 :.(, in
npirutionul Hervice. T h u rt. d a y
morning al S : :;, "Full Cospei
C'huiTh of tho Air," KltMi. l-riday
night at 7 : young people con
duct un inspiring mp Ice. Iion't
lulus It.
First Presbyterian Church. "The
Uody or ChriHt" Ooinmiiiiimi neiv
Ice) theme for the ll 11. 111. Hervice
at the i'reHhytcriaii church Sun
day. Organ venier Hervice at 7:l!;"i
p. ut., coiiducteil hy .ik. 4lloun-r
W. (irow. (I'lea.se note change of
hour for evening nervinH). "Uo
lints and ChtisliauH," theme lor the
T : :S0 p. m. Hervice. Kihle m hool
lit 9:15 a. m. We invito all not
al tending oilier cliim hen. Young
people's meetlngK at li;.Jii p. m.
Young people welcomed, lute uie
dlate and Senior KocietleH. .Mid
week prayer praise and Ililde study
HMrvlee. Wedtieiulay evening at
7:30, "What doc the itihe Teach
'About find?" Thurmtay , evening
llihle rhiHH nl Kdenliowei' (in
Hiudlcy home), r.iudy hi the lti..l
of OnliitliiiiK. 7, 'AO p. m. Kiiduy
evening at Cleveland ( liuri.li. Itihle
flMHH at 7:45 p. pi. Win. . Kiiu
cottft, mlnlHter,
First Church of Christ Scientist,
"I-' Kusit lougl:iH Htreet. Kegulnv
wervlce' Smidiiy tit II a. 111. ' Sub
ject of tesMon: "li.ireiillly,'' .Sun
day Hclinol conveiieH al !i:lfi 11. 111.
Wediiesduy evening 111 e e t lugn,
which include leHfimoiife,- uf heal
ing and reimirkw oti Chr.Nlljni
Science, urn held at K o' lock. Tfte
reading room In front of I he
eluirch edifice in open daily, ex
cept Sundays ami holldavH from
2 to A p. m. Here (ho llihle 11 ml
all tmlhorlzcd Chritd luu Science
literature may be read, borrowed
or tuilmcrlhcd for. The public Ih
cordially Invited to attend the
church nervlceH and to vbdt the
reading room.
Pilgrim Hotlneso Church, 15
Sheridan Hlieet. Sunday nehool in,
preaching 11 11. 111., evening Herv
ice 7::tn p. in. Kveryhody invited.
Hev. ('. I., huge, pastor.
Free Methodist Church located
in Went ItoHeburg on the Melrose
road. Service.- mo being held
each evening at 7:ltM with MIhhch
Moiia ThoniiiH mill Clarice I'eiiloii,
Miss Thomas in from Hie Kansas
colirerelice of the Free Mrlhodist
church and Minx Keulou ftntu Sa
lem, Ore. Miss Thomas, who has
been lu evangelist lc work loi
twelve years has n splendid nies
Fage well flluHiraled from Ihinu.H
w hich site haw .seen ami and known
to In; true for lliey me real hap
peninnH in hep ministerial lite.
She has a tiH'ssam for you so come
ami hear it. (Mice you ( time 0:1
will not miss, ugaiu. We heartily
w ulcoine you to atteiel. Sunday
Hehool Oct. :t. !t:5. 1 nhig wor
ship. In: 4.".. each evening 7 :::.
There will he pie,udiinn ut Cala-
pooi a Sunday, Oct. 3. at 11. Sun
day M'liool Ut 11. If you live In
thirt community we welcome you
to worship with uh. Cottage pray
er meeting each Thursday. Anyone
interested in the prayer meeting
goi in touch with hon ftaird, luui
('mpfjmi, or Heiinaii l.aison. nem
SuHurliii. and ihey will be Kiut
to 111 yim of the place of meet
ing. I'aMtor, llev. Marvin Knigge.
Dillard Circuit, hillaid: 1" :i
111.. Sunday school. K p. m. Kpworth
b-iigue. I.ookingglasi: In a. m.
Sunday at ImmiI. II u m. I'l eac liing
Hervice, me.MMiit;, "Learning to
i-ive With ;od." CaimiH Valley:
H a. 111 Sunday nehool, H p. m.
pieuihilig Hervice. ThH presideni
liaH pronounced next Suinlay, Oei.
It, iiK Iiyaliy Sunday. The head ut
tmr nation feels ,, neceHslly of
the Ameilciin people luiiiiug to
Hod and worshipping Him. Cleu
1', While.
First Christian Church, IoiikI:ih
ami Kane Htreets, Linden 1;. Lea-
vill, iiuniHier. Church hcIkm)I m
gitiH al it: 15 a. m., honiild l-'oliz.
Sllpej inteiiiieilt. Classes f..i -.11
groups. Morning worship at h::u.
Tlieilie: '"I'he I'otter Uliil IheCliiv"
The choir Will sini:. 'Mesiirt I iiiiii'
of My Soul." hy John Spem-ei
Camp. Chiistijiii Kiideavoiern meet
fit l;',Ut p, in. Kveuiuy chinch wor
whij at 7:3. Theme: "Where Art
1 nou ; Mictal hour from s. ::n i..
!:"(i p. in. Annual meetiiiK of the'
chinch ou Wednesday evening at
i:;;u. a covered dish dinner will be
xei ved ami all members an, J friends
of the chinch are Invited.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Oay Saints. Sunday achool lu ;i. 111.
::m Sou ih Jackson. Investigators
especially Welrollie.
Salvation Army. You are invit
ed 10 the Salvation Army Sunday
school, i7 West CaKS. at !l:45 a.
III. The evening Hervice, s p. m.,
will he in Ho form of a welcome
to Lieut, (iladyn Lee. Capt. Sihvl
M. Jensen Ih the oil her in charge.
Glad Tiding of the Air, over
K KMt, K:15!i:uii Sunday 11 ling.
The fitih message in the i-onsecu
tive Series will he "I'arlUeiHllip
With the Hieal I Am." lie sure to
tune iii, Ira K. Uankiii. minister,
:tl.j South Alain Hintt, KiKsebuig.
Church of the Nazarene, loo I:,
hoimlas Htreet, one block easl
fioui the court house. Sunday
hi hool at Itcnu a. m. in chaige of
Harry W e b h , siiperiuiendeiil.
('reaching .services al ll:uu a. m.
and 7:15 p. m. Iteginufug this wei-li
cottage prayer meeting; are goiuu
lo be held Tuesday e eiiings. A
change Ih also being made in the
regular 111 id -week prayer service
from WedneK'lay night at 7: 15, to
Thursday uiglit at 7:15, Aunoimci
meiil as to Hie place for our Tues
day prayer meeting will he nuule
Suiulny, All arii cordially invited
to lilteud any and all of our m-rv-Icoh.
What Two
Things Happen
When You Are
Constipated?
Wlicn vit nrt Cnrmtipntcd tirn lliniitt lin
ffn. l-'ll'lh I'; Wnaovaw.-ll ihr litbi'l
pres 011 m-rvi-n in tint livilivo triti-t. 'I'lnt
ni'rvr iifOHiitf rniir timlirtm, n dull. I it
frcling, liilmiK niielt. I i niM'H ii nnl dn
iucm. M.CONh: I'urd.v dirittil lumi ttrni
to tlit'fty foriniiig (IAS, )nniiiil on tmir
rtnmncli (nciil hi'lie'tiiii), ml n'arbiirn,
tiloituiK jod up uutd yuu ouifitme gtp lor
Then von iiniil nmiiv iniirrnblt 1vn. Vmi
en't rxi, 1 " 1 fte't lt-. Vfir 'i'inrh m
fTir. You fur tiird out, srauctiy ud tinier-
To tfl III" rmplrte frliff yen t'rk H
tn'it d TW O tl.iini I . You muM rrlii n I hw
CIAS. 2 Yon mii rlrftr (lip li.mrU vU; ! I'
THAT lMtl.sSfltli ("KK THU NKUh.H.
A frHiti oflrndini ml ut wpht n it
u Jrcl niinclni'lv rtlnlitd, blues ftOuh,
ttir world look bright neMiD.
Thrr is fMily one prndurt fin th murk"!
yivn ti the it'iDolc (1 r lion you n-d. ll
ta AUIKItlkA. 'Itn rfti.iniV cnnitiiUv
t'hHic rrlivvpfl ttint a fill (t H at onc, ll
iiiru irmitvra bol rtirtinn in half ftn
liour. Ni wanini for iM-riiiaht rl'ff. Adl'f
)kn H on t hf atninnrh and ooth boft. i
dinar v Itianvra set un tli Initrr t tl tlr.
t Adlrnka liaa m t-yiiiiioiHlwi 1'V mnf
rffKtora and ti iixiatn (or fV rp S'n ti
no after rfln ia. J tit Q( K'K rrJi
Try .ll-r s t--i.ii , l V i
btvn u?d aurh an riSatr-t totntuial eJeiuiec.
Cli.ii'iii mi a rini'ii irv
at ":.'(( Is tledicated to all young
j.eople. The topic, "The Chlisl. iiu
iiian. hiviuu and the Saviour," will
he dlrii UtM-d i llllee OUIig p. o.k
uf Hie chili th. All young peoplc
are invited to join in Hi..- sen ice.
Kpuoith League begins at ti::;. i
Muxuif itaud is Hie leader.
First Methodist Episcopal ,
Church, S. Kayuor Smith, ininitt
ter. The pastor will preach at 11
o'clock on -Hi." Itesl-niving Yoke.''
The choir will Hllig under Hie di
leilloil Of .MlHS Helene KobiliMill
Willi Mis. ( it a dnli Slew a 1 1 01 gun- !
i'- S lay .,mI at 'J W',, Kp-
wt)ifi leagui at li:3o. K veiling
Worship at. 7::in. the pastor preach
ing fill "The Kadiame of .Jcsu."
Always a welcome for ,-.1 rangers ,
and vishors.
First Baptist Church. J It Turn. 1
hull, mimster. !:::u a. in. piayer 1
UieeHllg. !)L a. III. Itihle Merwu.l
Ah in Tlpion. Huperinte:ideai. A
wen-grailed He ion nf llvi-
nieni.H. it. in. iitorniiig worship,
onoadcust over KJ(M(. Tenor
si do. J. .. Adams S- m... "Th..
Pleading of Love." The first in a
Heries of broadcasts on "The Hos
pe According lr Isaiah." u,
1 no (Mains ol I'eace," fh'Auv
ergne IternardJ, .Mr. and .Mrs. J.
It. Turnlniil ii:::o u m i,,,,!,.,
and Senior II. Y, P. unioi'is. I.'m
P. III. evening service. Tell-llil n nl e
nong service or rousing choruses.
Solo, M IH. Jns.pl, Deets. Sermon,
I tie. other Sid- or (Jod'H Love."
Wedne.-.la.v, 7::m p. ,. prayer,
praise ami llihle ,'Uudy. Subjeel.
"The Advent of lln. II, .H- Wi.i.l.
ThuiHday. 1 p. ni. Ladii-s Aid no-
cieiy iiinclieoii in cliiirch jiarloj.
Episcopal Church. Kosehin;; st.
C.eorge'H. Holy coitiinunion 7:::u
11 a. m. Church sehoo) ,.:t
- m. Kiddle, Asci-nsioti. Kvening
prayer k p. IM.
ROTARIANS HEAR OF
EUROPEAN TRIP
The Itosehiirg Itotarv club yes
lenluy heart! liev I'eri-'i.- ,..i.i...'n
01 his trip in, n,.. ,;n iy of Amer
lans who dedicated lie- m.-moriais
Ml the American ceilielei ies in Ku-
lO.e. I lie spejihe-i-exhibited niinie!
OUS pieiuies ol llie piirly and 01
the He vera I niouuuK-uls. He also
passerl aioillid the luncheon table
the programs ol (he several dedi
calory services. Itcv Smith uc
one of only three Anierican chan-
lains who were with the party.
Chamois have 1 11 known to
dear walls 1 1 feel high and leap
ravineK IS leet uith.
Around the County
DRAIN
hKAI.V, (in. 1 The Al Wall li
mp luuiily are moving this week
into the house owned by Mrs. A.
I-;. Gardiner.
have La key was taken to a Ku-gt-uc
hospital last week w le-ff he
underwent an operation l-'riday.
Miss .Margaret Heddeu, who has
been visiting le-r mother, .Mrs. J.
W . I tea sb-y. I he past t wo week S,
rei 11 rued to Portland Sunday to
accept a position in the Multno
mah county hospital, from which
she graduated recently.
A. A. Saudliu sold the Powell
property in Last hiain to .Nil. and
.Mis 1 loward Woolinaii. who will
impftve it, anil hav e moved in
last w eek. The Clyde I In', ill -13
family, who have been living in
I he bouse, have moved to Voit
calia. I tr. Ilertha Devore report K the
hirlii of a sou to Mr. and Mis. Met
vin Kissel of Smith liiver, Sept.
t.
MELROSE
MKUtoSK, On. I. Mr. ami Mib.
Itoheit (trade left Monday tnr their
hoine lu Portland, after visiting a
week with Mr. and .Mrs. C. O.
Criteser.
Mr. and Mrs. John tiallu and !
daughter of Marsh I ield were the '
Week-end guests of I'cliitivcs ttlld '
It lends a I Melrose. Mr. and Mrs.
(ialla resided at Melrose until
tlnee weeks ago when Ihey moved
to Marshfield lo reside.
C. .1. Anderson went to ISaiidou
and Powers Monday with a load
of grapes, ami retained home Tues
day. '
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindsay Sr..
of Los Angeles arrived last week
to visit friends and relatives at
Mehose and Jtoseburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Lindsay ovn.-d and operated
J the .Mehose store for many years
until last spring when they sold out
, and moved 10 Los Angeles lo re
side.
Mr. and Mrs. IJ. A Unseiibat k
left Tuesday for Independence
where ihe latter visited her daugh
ter, while the former continued 011
to hundee to attend to business.
Mrs. Milo Howard and her sis
ter. Miss Lisa Sjogren, left Tues
day night lor Tacoina to join Mr.
Howard, who left two weeks ago.
He ill he employed din ing (he
fall and winter. Miss Sjogren will
re.iide with them and attend high
school (heie this winter.
Mr. uud Mrs. Tom HoCeliiis and
four children left Monday evening
tor Salt luike City to make then
home. They are driving through in
a truck via Hie northern route. Mr.
and Mrs. Hot cling came fiom Salt
(jtktj livo years ago und have re
sided at Melrose cuntiiiuoiiiily since
then.
YONCALLA
YONCALLA, Oil. L-Mrs. Kvea
Tiiley is visiting her daughter in
Su'heiliii for a week.
.Mrs. Harry Martin and t-:ou arf
visiting friends in Sunnyvale, t'ai.
Harold Kde of Hood Itiver
spent several days here this week
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tieorge Kdes.
Mr. ttud Mrs. Jim Jtottom of
I allinghaiii. Wash., are visiting
vl is. Hot t inn's parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. Cockerau of Ked Hill.
Hubert Hunter of Hreshaui tran
suded business here Saturday.
Oiger iiellaml left Friday for
CotvalliH where he will attend
school Hils year. Mrs. Kric Steu
seth motored to ('orvallls with him.
Fred Lee and Norman Wilson
motored to Keedsport and Km pi re
Sunday. Mrs. Alton Noel, v. ho has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred 1-e, for the last two
week.H returned home Sunday.
A recent survey for re-Htaiiiping
the elevation on the highw ay
hem h marks showed Youcalla to
be :j.r. 1.4:1 feet above sea level and
Kice Hill 71 I !MI Teel.
. Miss heloris Spriukel of Kii-;ene
spent lb' week-end here.
Mrs K. h. K el ley of Taii'-'ent
visited at the L. I). Simondw home'
last week.
Leslio Miller of llayhurst In
teaching at the hruiti high bebool
until their principal and one.
teacher return from China.
Jasper ItUhop of jo Angeles is
viiitiitg his mother, Mrs. adie
llishop, fur a few days.
Mid. it on a Ijtmbert z::u lieu
Lambert of Ciesliam visited at the
li. F. Hobetts home Tuesday.
Hill Keep, who logs with (ilea
WelU fur Higtdow mill uiu; called
to eastern Ol efon Wednesday lie
cause of the deatn ot his mother.
Fred Kruse is installing electric
ranges and electric water heater
In his apartments.
Hr. It. K. McKuig reports a Hon
bom to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theis,
and a daughter to Mr. ami Mrs.
Win. Shields Sept. 21st. 1
The regular meeting of EJU
Creek grange wna held Saturday.
Sept. 2oth. Luring the morning the
juvenile grange met. A drill team 1
was organized. Dinner was served
at noon with the subordinate 1
grange meeting during the after
noon. A resolution was paired 1
against war uud usklng the presl-1
dent to enforce the neutrality act.
Miss Norma Hitchcock gave a fine
reading "Home" and "Our Orange" ;
during the lecturer's, hour.
SUMMER WOOD PRICES
OLD GROWTH FIR
4-tt. Green, per cord . , .
4-ft. Dry Slab, per cord
16-inch Cry, pr load
16-inch Green, per load
Mill Ends, per load
2-ft. Green Slab, per load
Sawdust, per unit
S2.00
53.00
54.50
53.00
54.50
S3.00
52.00
PHONE 282
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
MEN! A UnC NEED This 1
WOMEN! ULHriUd Fast Help
MONEY BACK STIMULATORS GIVE
NEW HEALTH HOPE
Will Yon Mako n Snf. Fiwv TYt At Our Rlslt? 1
Will you try GRAND MOGUL PELLETS to
rt-Htore vitfurou. hulth by .liinulntiriif Kltuitln
to nnimol arlivity? Thi-y'rw a aaff, .civritifio i
treatment. Oft.n ai'tafti'ri.th.r irlan.l iro.liirtn
fail. I l.tal for 2-wivk'Hiij)ply. (;.t theuioow ut J
iM,.',7.T.i'.r,r"' i.i;.,ri'i'.'.'i.v
PRICES SLASHED ON MATERIALS
Below we show some examples of our new reduced
prices on material no wonder people from as far
away as Grants Pass, Drain and Myrtle Point are tak
ing advantage of these savings.
Shiplap S9.90 S13.50
Dimemion Lumber - $13.50
Clear Flooring and Ceiling . - $22.50
No. 1 Five-Panel Doors S2.S2
Vi" No. 1 Veneer Wallboard. Not rejects $29.70
Outside Paint, good quality $1.71
Kalsomine, 5-lb. Pkgs 33C
Composition Shingles $4.05
One-ply Roofing S9t
28 Ga. Galv. Corrugated Roofing 54.95
Oak Flooring for recovering, per 10D ft $5.85
ALL LUMBER KILN DRIED
COEN LUMBER COMPANY
PHONE 121
Medicated
DouchePowder
j or feminine hygimno
Mothodiot Episcopal Church,
South, corner Main ami l.atii Sis.,
llev. I tn scut n (.', (Ileal on, pnstor.
Hiinday school lie-ins al : if),
l.oreii llnrvey, supc riiilcndniil.
('lasses for all groups. The church
feolliiK Hie n I of the hour is en
deavoring to teach the fuiKhimeulal
Irtilhs id the lllhlo In such a wn
thul it will he attractive and in
spiring to nil. The morning wor
ship henhiM at eleven. 'I'he liev.
1.. I' Sin it li will he preaching ill
llle absence of I he pas) or. The
evening service, which commence
UMPQUA
CLEANERS
Quality Workmanship
Always
PHONE 472
Oak and Stephens Sts.
.'I If
IflliTs'laiafthaf'
"THBRSTY
.t neir n ! I ol lorp and Iragettu in America's "Hum
irl" ...( the popular M.UtUAKF.T iillAXT
SOIL"
Into a drain.itic .setting of drouth nd dust, M.tr
)arrt Cirant has woven an even mort dramatif
love story. A story of two women .ind a man; of
two wavs of living that not even a marri.ige cere
mony could unite into one. A story that reveals
the human side of the headlines from (he "Dim
Bowl."
PHOTOS IN ROTO Kighi mii-sicd pjRra of piiiurra .ind
photo frattirrs. imluiliitK jnolltrr IMiotiu-rinie. MACiAZINI:
SUIM'I.L'Ml:N T 12 ftili-Minl p.inrs ol Im-u jrnj features, in
eluding p.R0j drotrl to vtcnic, Mary Cullcn, JourlMl Juntora,
columnists, honkv t.trtoon .ni, aimlrs. I'Vl'O SI-X'I'IONS
Ol COMICS IN I li I COLOR. And NWS of the dav and
a week in review of SKR I S. RADIO, SOCIIiTY, IlllSINliSS.
Also in
"THIS WEEK"
"The Truth Ahout IV
r o I e." hv J. EDGAR
I I O O V li R . . . "Sej
Doc" hy UMMA-LINI).
SAY SQUlfiR . . .
" i" hey Saw a Volcano
Horn." hy LOWELL
THOMAS . . . "Mr.
Whimplc's Sillv Season,"
hv A N N E K K VAN
ZINORAN . . . ami
Cartoons, Menus, Camera
I lints.
SUNDAY JOURNAL
PORTLAND, OREGON
1 1
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BSsfflSEggBiS
CPAELIL
FESTIVAL
'iii.M'&tW-''1 ':'im' "
It's harvest time! Now at your Red & White Food Store you can buy nature's finest offerings
just a few hours away from the soil in glistening Red & White cans. For months our buyers
have been culling the country's finest producing areas for these foods to make this Annual
Fall Food Festival "truly a harvest of values." Note the comparatively low prices for these
quality foods.
Saturday and Monday Specials Oct. 2 and 4
RED & WHITE ' gfQ. fiBa
SLICED BEETS - ?L2'8
rr; r. r , t
RED & WHITE CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL tjj.
CORN - - ztJ'.' Z it
OUR VALUE -nj. rak
CUT BEANS - ?L2'3 ZyC
RED & WHITE . an
PUMPKIN . ZjC
RED & WHITE jjs jajsn
SPINACH - - or2'2.,s.
CALIFORNIA
SMALL WHITE BEANS ?;rbs 2 i
SARDINES
BLUE & WHITE
Tomato or Mustard
1's, oval, 2 for
CATSUP
RED & WHITE
14-ounce ftf.
bottles AV
RiCET
OATS
BLUE & WHITE
With premium. Aars
Large Pkg JVC
COFFEE
Mb. Pkg
PUREX
One-half
gallon aijC
CLEANSER
RED & WHITE
?o:kg5: 9c
FLYTOX
bottle 37C
PINEAPPLE
RED & WHITE
Home-Style or Sliced.
No. 2'.y,
2 for
45c
APRICOTS
35c
BLUE & WHITE
No. 2',2's,
2 for
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
RED &. WHITE
29C
No. 300 s,
3 for ....
PANCAKE
FLOUR
RED 4 WHITE
Large
Pkg
19C
SALMON
BLUE & WHITE
1-lb.
cans
&5c
TUNA
BLUE & WHITE
No. 2Vs,
33c
MAYONNAISE
25c
RED & WHITE
Full
pints ..
SALAD
DRESSING
SUNSPUN
Full
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A REAL TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
"American Family Robinson"
Each Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 12:30 noon
Red and White's Program on KRNR, 1500 KC.
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The following merchants in Roseburg and surrounding territory will serve ou:
L. J. Allen Sutherlin
Frank Biadstrect Riddle
N. D. Cool Drain
N. R. Fisher Kclley's Corner
C J. Crimm Roseburg
I. B. Nichols Brockway
H. F. Hebard Unipqua
A. G. Henningcr Glcndale
W. R. Anderson Roseburg
L. E. Hcnninger Canfonville
Morgan's Grocery Roseburg
Reynolds & Adams ...Myrtle, Creek
B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley
E. T. Stcnsclh Yoncalla
R. O. Thomas Elklon
H. R. Underwood Oakland
Ellison & Ellison ...DUlard
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