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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. 'ROSEBURCr OREGON. FRIDAY,-JANUARY48, 1 933,
fX Churches
Daily Devotions
By DR. C1IAS. A. EUWAJIDS
If hu caniiut HOH ill lllH Wllllll
about u Cod's llioiiKlttK anil
purposes Unit wu hliuiilil btt
liluil und liuiuiy, tlu-rn llliiHt
surely Ini HoniHliIni! wroiiK Willi
our viHimi uiul innlerHtiilHllliK.
How oltfn flml I lie wiUihm
of the ' ionium turning to tho
kooiIb and thu. hills, lln'
and Hie floods. axkiiiK thfin lo
Join 111 inilklllK u joyful ihiIm) lo
the Lord of 111" wholii Hintli.
They hoaid nature In nil
uiIihI iniiodH iiinkhiK unit
n.erry in tho prtwuro of lii'
Mfkr and uskliiK man lo join
In that boiik or thiinksKivhiK
nml iiruiHn. Tlln jod who llillclo
the changing wnihoiis. .biimiiiiih'
mid winter tho Imdiliiii; hiumik
and beauty of the Iron iimw
intended man to ho down anil
unhappy. Hive 118 hearts of Joy
and gladness, that we may be
filled with happiness nil our
days. Amen.
First Presbyterian Church. 'The
Church-Mt Kalluni." subjert ul the
l'lenbvleilim chuicll fur the morn
llil! service at 11 Sunday. A rev
erent, kindly and mrieily arrlp
tural discussion of the one's ureal
est triiKedy. At 7:2r, In Hie eve
nlwr Mrs. limner tirnw, plpo or
ganist, eonduels ail oinall vesper
service, tlivltltiK your reiiiest
hymns. The subject for the eve
niiiK service Is ".Mao West and
Knnjn l!llle n Study III Woman
hood." Frank (llllhiio. soloist. The
lllblo school ut Vi- a. in. All not
attending other churches cordially
Invlled. Young people's meetlliKS
at 6:30 11. m. Young pnoplo cor
illnlly welcomed. Muiulny eveiiint!
nt 6:30 polluek supper by the
ynnriff Married People's class, and
social hour following All yoiini!
married people (and Ihn innlrlinon
ially Inclined) invited. Tuesday
evening at 7 HlblB class In Kden
liower. studylliK "The Hevelatlon."
Tuesday ovonlim at 8 session
mooting In church study. Wednes
day nvpnlnK at 7:30 mid week pray
er and praise service in church
inirlors. Hludy ".M a n Fallen!"
Thursday evening nl 7:30, llilile
lecture nt (linden Valley school
,'Tau! Hetties for All Time the
Question 'Is the Christian Under
tho Law'?" Win. ('. Kaucetle, pas
tor. ' Dlllard Circuit. Dlllard: 10 a. in.
Sunday school. 6:30 p. m. K.p
worlh league. 7:30 p. m. preach.
1iiB service. I.nokliiEKliiss: 10 u.
In., Sunday school. 11 a. m.,
In-caching service. 7 p. in., Kpworth
cague. Camas Valley. 10 a. in..
Hunday school, (lien 1'. White,
nslor.
First Christian Church, corner
Kane and Douglas streets, Linden
(r. Leltvllt, minister. C'hurell school
at 8:45 n. m. ('. (!. Slunlon. sup
iciintendent. Classes for nil groups.
Morning worship lit 10:30. Tlienie:
''Christ's Program for the Indivi
dual." Christian Kndeavorers tlleel
Ut 6:30 p. in. Kveulug worship nt
7:30. Theme: "The Measure of a
Man." Social hour from H'.-IFi lo
11:45 p. ni. Public speaking class
on Tuesday evening nt 7:3il. lien
ial psychology class on Tuesday
veiling from 11 to 10. Church night
'ilnner on Wednesday evening al
'l:3il, followed by praiso service
mid reports.
The Church of Christ, Glide. HI
ble school I : -I f a. in., classes for all
uges. .Miss Helen Smith, superin
tendent. Communion and cliurch
service 11 a. in. C. K. meeting for
nil nt 7 p. ni. Tuple: "The Church
Needs I's." Keilh Smith, I ler.
Church service nt 8 p. ni. Impo
sition on tho book nt Acts. Wayne
V. Jensen, minister.
Full Gospel Assembly, ul the end
nf West Coiniuerclal Ave., A. liar
old Pcrsitlg, pastor. Services for
this coming Sunday. Sundiiy school
lit 9:-l;. William llromps, super
lnlemlelil of classes. Wo invite
you. Morning worship beginning
nt 11 a. in. Kvcning service nt
7:30. We will have u special
speaker for this Sunday. Ilev.
J'nul Stephen Tahnelf Irom Sella.
Jlulguria. You cannot itrionl in
luiss hearing him speak. He will
io doubt loll someililng ol ciintll
llolis In Bulgaria, Hiissia, (leiiiinuy
llllll other purls. Services for Hie
Sveek. Tuesday nlghl at 7:3u. In
Kpinltiouiil siii'vlce. T h u r s d a v
morning ul S:3o. "Full Cuspid
Church of Iho Air." 1'ildny night
nt 7:30. young people In charge
Jireuchlng.
Free Methodist Church, curlier
of Harvard and t'mHuu Aves.. lim
es! F.- Lee, pastor. Sunday school
11:15 a. in. Plearhing II a. in. and
7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday 7:30 p. in. You am Invited
lo intend hose services. Sunday
echool classes for nil. The obi
time gospel preached.
Community Bible Auditorium.
l'he stay of Kvaugellst 11. A.
rcckhnin In Koselnng is drawiim
to nil end. He whihes lo up.
lioimce his having a very personal
interest 111 his "''luce Hour Ser
mon." "It Is l he most complete
tinil lul'innmllvc lecture I pI(.
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Bendix
DEMONSTRATIONS
AT OUR STORE
Daily ... 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
IT'S FREE YOU'RE INVITED
RADIO MUSIC STORE
said Hie evangelist. Although the
lecture lakes most of three hours
anyone is welcome to leave al any
lime. On previous occasions when
this long sermon wa given Inter
est was so keen and the message
ho direct that very few people left
during the sermon. To thoae who
lime mil heard Kvuiigelist Peck
hum the "Three Hour Sennuu"
gives a most unusual opportunity.
The service will slurt at 7:30 unit
will he over a lllllu before M: 311.
All are Invited iu be preseni
Hilng a note hook and pencil. A
full hull. Hug Is expecled so come
11 llllle early. The Heals are com
tollable but bring a blanket or
pillow If you wish. The lecture
will be given ut ihe Community III
ble Auditorium.
Eden Lutheran Church, Elgarose.
Ilev. J. A. Kdlund will preach at
II a. in. and p. in., Sunday.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
3 1 a H. Imiiglus snoot. Ueguhir ser
vices Sunday at ll-iin ,, ... u..i.
Joel of lesson: Love. Sunday school
convenes nt 0:15 a. In. Wednesday
evening meetings which Inclmle
testimonies of healing an, I remarks
oil Christian Silence, me held al
n:iw o'clock. The reading room In
fiout of Hi,, church edifice Is open
dally except .Sundays and holidays
from 2: till lo 4 Mill p. ni. Here Iho
llilile mid all authorized Christian
Science literature may be read.
non-owed or suliscrlbed Tor. The
public Is cordially Invl.ed to nllend
the church services and to visit
Ihe reinllng room.
St. Paul's Lllthj,ra ru...'.u
Corey und .Military street, West
....,:,. lie service lor Sunday,
...iiuiii ,i,i, uegins nl 7:30 p. m.
This will be ,, ,...i, i. ...
, "' I "11111 llllll ION
and baptismal service in which u
"' "' "i iiiuiviiiiiiiis will become
. oiiiiiiiiiiicaui members of the
Lullieriiti i,i,,i,.,.i, ... ti. -!...- ,
, ----- ....... .ij i,m men i
liatillsni uiul cnnri,-,,. !.... ,i.i...
public is most cordllilly Invlled lo
attend. Tin, Suiuluy school meets
nt 11:45 u. in. Those who did not
receive u pin last Hunday morn-
" '""'i nuunay school will re
ceive one this coming liundiiy. The
I.ul ii.i'iin i, .m i... ,
" '"ll IIIOUIICIISI
"I 7:30 p. ni. Interested listeners
lire urged to write In for their
M.nn in iiiiomiinrk. Write lo Ihe
Lutheran Hour co KILN If, le
btllg. or the Liilheraii Hour, Hi
Louis, .Mo. W. A. Svlwester, 1170
-Military street, pastor.
Glide Baptist Church, ll - ir.
day school. Mrs. Fred Asuln, sup
erlnlenileni, Classes lor all. Come
urn Binily the word of (bid n-lih
us. 11 o'clock pieui hlug service.
Theme, "The Fall and lllse of Si
mon Peter.' 6:3u p. ill., young poo
pics service. "F.wry )av Piob
lenis," will bo the subject. Mrs.
Hubert Cusebeer will bo Ihe lead
el'. Collie und enjoy Ibis helnliil
sert-H'li. ' Please be on lllne. 7:.'I0
p. 111., Inspfrillg song service. Come
mid help us sing your favorite
song. S p. m., evening message,
"Threefold View of Ihe christian
Life. We welcome you to tills
service. Wednesday 7:15 p. m. our
gulur lllble study hour. "Ceil ug
n lllnl's F.ye View of Hie lllble."
Prayer meeling at S p. in. You
are welcome. L. S. Cox, paHlur.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Kiiynor Slllitll, lilluisler. Tile
paaloi' will preach nt 11 o'clock on
"(bid el Work." music by the
choir dlrecled by Miss llelene
Itobfiison and .Mrs. Cordon Slew-
mi ,li the organ. Sunday school
at 11:15. iFpworth League at 6:30.
I'.venlng worship al 7:30. The even
ing address will he given by Mrs.
Necin lluck, the slain president oi
Ihe Women's Christian Temper
ance I ' ii ton . Mrs. lluck Is u si cak-
er in' iiiilloual lepuliillon with a
messuge Hint will he most Inspiring
mid rhnlloiigln:;. The npecliil mu
sic fol Ihe I veiling service will be
dlrecled by Mis. Kurl Wiley Willi
Miss Fslher .Miller at 111.- organ.
Wednesday eieulug union pinyer
meeling ut Ihe Solllll Melhndlst
cluirch. This service, Inrt'rly ni
leiuled last week, we hclii v I will
coutiiiiie le draw many uther-i into
this splendid fellowship.
Church of the Nazarenc Die
block easl of the court house on
liouglus street. Sunday school nl
III til charge of tile Bliperllileiidelll.
Harry Webb. If you do not attend
elsewhere come and study the
Word of Cod on this Sabbalii. You
one ll lo yourself and to your
rhildtcn. Preaching service at 11.
N. Y. P. S. al 11:15. Young people
are given a coldial Imitation to
Join in these meetings. Miss Myr
tle Nord from Hlllaril is leader for
ihe service. Preiu hing again ut
7:30 on Ihe subject "A llai -kslid-er's
llesllluilion." W. F. M. S. meel
ing Tuesday afternoon at 2mm at
Hie home of Airs. Stewart on Sec
ond avenue. Ilegular mill-week
Player service at the church at
7:3ii.
This Is .-in advance anliouni enieiit
bin keep Feliiualy II as an open
dale. Ill- A S London will be with
us fur two scrilcos ill Ihe Interest
of Sunday schools In geiieial and
not merely lor our denoinliiiill.in.
Sll lllllll In lle',. II, lu ..,., I.....
Miner and Sunday school worker.
I.enimr.l ( . .lolilison. paslor.
Washer
Fhone 93
ll
ira
Prepare for Resumption of
; Home Building, Sponsor
Drive, Greely Says.
TACOMA, Juii. 2s. (Al1) W. H,
(Wft'Wy tmluy iMlvlHrd 1'iU'iric
IKM'I liVVfrtt lUlll1'!)! lill'H 10 1H'('0H1
"tiiitiiito nitfii" iu their own com
numliiPH iib ii in-i')iii-;itiou rir a
hiiihliiiK upliii n miin tinte ilurint;
j:tK.
(Jifi'ley, KtM-rcimy-iiiuiiiiKer of
thu Wt'iii CojihL LuiuiK'i nii'ii b atsHii-
ciutloii, ilfM-liii'iu in un miili'i'Mf to
Him uHHociuHoii conention:
"Almost all t'lruuciitnc prr)pliitB
of tin laiiil JiKi't'e. thiii ai-tiVH nt
suitijti Inn of Jkuim; Iniililinr will
Int'iik' home time hi X'J'is. Hut thi
'IiiLutk' will not l'oiiih liho the
men in rulllopt hih! k'"i1 pinaue
(.pen jug a liituii. it ulll Hi a it with
u llltlo ruvlviil of confident t Hint
Iho Ituiiding of two or three liousert
iu your uwu town. It will come
from the (jniHB i-doIh of Anmi U.-ti.
hen ttio towns und fariiiH muke
their inlnila lo do u iittlo more
builcliiiK, und thai little hhm to
mount tiki; hpijiiK Motion loKelh-
r in u Hlieuni, wu will itt art an ui-
wiiid Hiirul; firm, In iniliiic thiiiK-
iiiK und (.tinf Ideiu-e, then In de
inaiid for liiuierfalH, then in em
ployment. And ocononiiu rucovery
will bo on ItB way."
Campaign Urged
(Jreeley ii'lvined luinhenneu they
eoulii bent aid tho LeKilining of
micli a loroveiy by actively hiiou
Koilng a "tMiilil now" ciuuiiaiu in
in'ti of their Ixune towim, with
Hit! cooperation of banker, editors
ind iiUiiovenieiiL Kioil. Ho Hug-
Mooted tlmt eaell iHlliiliHi'ize him-
Keif will) federal hou;:iiiK urluiiuiK-
tiv.tiou activltieH no tiiaL he could
oxpluiu tliein tu Itiymen and that
liimhermen eoopeiate with other
huildliiK tradeB kiouiib lo coiiHtnict
deinoiiHt ration homen.
Con k reus Ik ahout to nanr, new
tefirtlatlon to promote low-cost
liomeH," lie continued. "Tho federal
housing admiiiiKtratlon Iuih again
given tho coo n try fino, conntitic
tlvn leadership for mobilizing not
only Ihe money-but tho education
al powers of the government be
hind low iOHt bousing an the way
out of tho present hmdnesM
flump."
No War on New Deal
Greeley warned lumbermen
agaiiinl expecting outride aid for
their industry; and at the mime
l into denied uny intent Inn by the
lumber iniluhtry to 'strike" iigaiut
government policies.
"There Iuih been much looro
talk." he said, "about hmuneKH
t.ying to wreck the new deal, or
biiKiuenrt staging sit-dow n .strikes.
Anything of the sort is far from
the mi ml of the went coant lumber
men. Ho Ih more apt to wreck hliu
neir by ' greater product ioit add
more emjiloyment than the market
Justifies. .
M. E. Church, South. Church
school ,!l:15 a. in. Youiik people's
si'ivlcn 6:;iO p. m. MornhiK wor
ship hour 11 it. m. KvenhiK serv
ice 7::io p. in. The mid-week pray
er service eunenunv 7 : ISO p. ni. i
Ilev. S. It. Hmlih will uise a lulk
on Huinn phhse of church doctrine.
Thursday uriornoim '2 p. in., the
.Missionary society will huld Its re
Kular meeting al (lie church. The
Keneral piihlie Is Invited to attend
these services. II. C. Cleaton,
pastor.
Episcopal Church, St. George's.
Church school II: 4a a. in.. H. It.
Hrand, suierinliiulent. jMuruliiK
nlilK service at liiddle. Dr. C. A.
i-.uuiiMis win or ine special priMlctl
er al the morning service ut the
Kpiscopal chuicll. The reclol'. the
Ilev. I'erry Slllilh. Is ulleiidliiK
tile atiliual eoiiventlon that Is he
ilK held 111 I'oillaud.
First Baptist Church, J. It. Tuill
hull, lilluisler. l : I r. a. m., Illhle
sciiool, Alvill TilMon, sllperinlen
deut. A wcll-ni Kanicd school of
the departinents. 11 . m., iiiorn
Inir worshlii ( hroiidi-ust over
KliNlt). Kive-ininule talk lo yoiini;
church iitteudani'i' leamle. Alithelu.
"Land of the I'u.seltini; Sun."
(Manin). Mali, muirlel. "It Is Well
With My Soul." Sermon, "The
Crown or Pride ami Ihe Crown of
liloiy." (Next In series of exposi
tions of Isaiah!. II.IHl p. in., Jun
ior ami Senior I). Y. P. unions.
Molh groups sleadily growing and
wide awake. 7::ln p. m., evening
service. I eil-luluute song serviee!
wilh orchestra Special musical i
numbers. Sermon. "Uoil.l Condi- i
lions When Christ Collies." We I
hud a great congregation last Sun- !
day evening, come and hear this
stirring message. Wednesday. (i:".o '
P. in., cliurch fellow ship supper,
business mid prnyer meetings. Hav
ing mi to (to at prayer inee(ings.
('nine niel tiare Hie tdessine
JAN. 29, SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:30-10:30
THREE HOURSERMOH
BY
Evangelist Harold A. Peckham
The above msntioned lecture ha been given many limes before.
You, too, will find It one of the most Interesting and Informative
lectures ever given in Roseburg. Don't fall to be present even
If you must drive a hundred miles.
Allj FREE AT THE
Community Bible Auditorium
. . . . K05EBURG
12 -Ounce Baby'
! Two ridvHusky
, f .....
X"S, V$
4 4pw is
I fs jr-inJ
4. 1
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'U . Kite
Once termed "smallest living
baby" by physicians who fought
,to keep life in her 12-ounce
body, Jacqueline Jean Benson,
pictured above, her pretty face
framed by the two candles of
her second birthday cake, has
grown right out of the incu
bator Into a big girl. She now
weighs 24 pounds and is 29
Inches tall. She Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sen
Eon of Chicago.
ANGELUS HOUR TIME
ON KRNR CHANGED
Ur. Chan. A. KdwardH, widely
known minister of the Methodist
church, who makes his home in
Itimehurg and who for the pant
lifteeti mouths has conducted "Tho
AugehiH J lour" oil KllNU, has an
nounced that be will continue his
broadcasts indefinitely, but at a
dilferent tluiH thait formerly, in or
der to clear time for I ho "WOK Nk
lloiiwld" Korum," ftlllH releaso
which has nt trade, 1 national in
terest.
"Although many Angel us Hour
listeners wilt have lo change their J
listening habits somewhat," lr. i
!-M wards said today, "I hope that
in clearing time for the WOK '
Korum. the Angelus Hour will ho
furl her serving Oregon interests. 1
Hereafter the Angelm: Hour vvilV
I'd broadcast over Kli.N'U from
I :.'() to 5:0(1 p. m. each Sunday."
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 631-J R. R. 2, Box 22U
Roseburg, Ore.
"Free Guitar
Lessons"
Makes no difference whether
you have an instrument or
not.
SEE
J. E. Jones
Corner Cass and Sheridan
Evenings at 522 S. Pine
Dr. John M. Ingalls
Specializing in Chiropodical
Orthopedios
AT THE
Umpqua Hotel
Sat., Jan. 29th
All Foot Ailments Treated
Flee Consultation
Crisis in International
Boon to Career
WAHHINCTON. The world y.
sin Is giving I'ltcltt Ham's career
diplomats the bigKetl brealf
they've had 111 years. t
In ihe midst of the turmoil, the
Roosevelt administration is tnru
liit; more and more to experienced
meti who have made foreigh af
fairs their life work. t
This is not-mere accident.?' The
cureer met) buve shown tholr abil
ity to lake trouble iu luigt (Jones,
where the casual political ap
pointee sometimes has not known,
liow to stand the golf. - ,
In limes past, political lojiijpr,
prominent men, und pal foliage
seekers have regarded diulouiftiJti
'plums as . their particular , fruit,'
home such men proved to. b() cork
ing good ambassadors, ' such as
ifenjaiuin 1 Krunldin, John. Jay and
( harlcs Francis Adams, but. many
have been Bluli'ed shirts,
Hacking up ambassadors and
ministers who didn't know their
international onions were .the for
eign Bervice career men consuls,
secretaries, aides and the like. All
of them were unknowns merely
trying to make a living and doing
a poor job of that when social de
mands got too heavy.
Merit Counts
Most of the career men rose lo
minor posts through sheer merit
and knowledge of foreign affuiin.
And yet. the government offered
them little incentive, because their
jobs were constantly menaced by
the patronage grabbers. Heaide.t,
the good posts always went to per
sons of political importance.
About 25 years ago congress de
elded to do something about all
this, and passed a law protecting
career men from the political
whims or the party iu power.
Then, in Ifilti, Democratic Presi
dent Wilson gave the career men
the welcome surprise of their lives
when be appointed one of their
number to the hot spot of the hour
Mexico City. Further thnn that,
rlckeil at the point of perfect ripeness and packed a few hours
away from the fields. Such Is tho reason why "garden freshness"
of spring awaits you all season in every can of Red & White I
fruits and vegetable. Be like the clever Squirrel store a wide
variety of Red & White canned goods in your pantry now. "Then
It will always be spring," as far as your meals are concerned.
Specials for Sa.turday & Monday, Jan. 29 and 31
SOUP MIX
WADHAM'S
12-Oz. Cellophane
Package
9c
BABY LIMA
BEANS
4 Lbs.
For ..
23c
OYSTERS
BLUE & WHITE
No. 1 Cans,
2 for
27c
i y
RED & WHITE BLUE & WHITE With Premium.
Cake Flour ST 25c Oats tiT 29c
RED & WHITE
Snowdrift 53C Hominy ;...23c
RED & WHITE RED & WHITE
Biscuit Flour Z8e 27c Cane & Maple Syrup g 37c
MART ... 1 p-
Coffee 2- 25c Vanilla Extract bo1 29c
with 2-qi. bottle free
EARLY RISER I RED & WHITE Corn or Gloss
Coffee -iS- --19C Starch $: 9c
L. J. Alton .......SutherJin
Frnnk Bradstreet Riddle
N. D. Cool .Drain
N. R. Fisher Kcllcy's Corner
C. J. Grimm Roseburg
I. B. Nichols Brotkway
Affairs Proves ' '
Diplomats of America
Hmiry. Fletcher, ihe mun he select-'
ed, wjie a republican. '
, j$om PoitvCjalb
(Wcoslve administration have
leaned more and inure heavily on
Um experience and judgment oi
career men, until now 24 out of our
, uv uniuunnatiuj a uuu iiiiiuaiers are
1 caiver men; '
Thai uoesii L mean curat i' men
want (o hog ail the good Hpoti. In
the first .place,' the? know competi
tion from Keen minds in the busi
iiessv. and profeseional World is
wluit lhey need to Jteei) them ;on
thuif 4oos. hi the e court place, few
,i-mreer ;men, if any, could tifiord
ine .expense oi a he L,oudon and
I'aris posts-, the 'two most impor
tant of all. - 1
The government of the United
Stales simply won't pay the bill
In those cities, and, outside of eaU
&ry, the social pace often reo,uire8
J1U0.UOU a year out of the ambas
sador's personal )otketbcok.
Incidentally, the business of put
ting wealthy and Influential men
In Important embassies regardless
of their ability, has occasionally
proved irksome to iv president.
Couldn't Accept t ,
Once former president Jloover
badly needed a" certain career man
iu Paris. The man was called from
his post, to Washington, and the
proportion laid before him.
"But, Mr. President," he said,
"as much aa I appreciate the hon
or, I cannot afford to go to I'aris."
"Let me ask four or five public
spirited citizens to guarantee you
4u. two a yeur while you servo the
nation in Paris," countered the
president.
"Would you aerppt such a gift
with the personal obligation It im
plies?" queried the diplomat, and
that was ihe end of that.
Here From Sutherlln Mr. and
Mrir. M. L. Squlrr, of Siltlierlin,
Spout yestenluy In town on bus!-
nnsp.
RED WHITE
Mayonnaise
RED & WHITE
Pineapple -
Home8tyle or Sliced.
RED & WHITE
Sliced Beets
RED & WHITE
Spinach
GREEN & WHITE
Peas
The following merchants in Roseburg
H. F. Hebard........ Umpqua
A. G. Hcnninger Glendale
W. R. Anderson Roseburg
L. E. Hcnninger Caneonville
Morgan's Grocery Roseburg
Reynolds & Adams....Myrtle Creek
REV. EDLUND WILL
j ..MOVE TO SEATTLE
The I?ey. J. , A. Kdlund, SwediBh
Lutheran pa-stor at Coos Day and
r!lgaroaa,..)u.s resigned his pas
torate and will move to Seattle,
Washington, after the Kaster sea
son, according to word leceived
here today. The- Rev. llr. Kdlund
has been in the service since June
1", 1!U.
ELECTRIC
LIGHT BULBS
Every member of the family will benefit by a well
lighted home. We carry a complete line of General
Electric Mazda Lights.
15 to 60 Watt Bulbs 150
75 and 100 Watt Bulbs 200
150 Watt Bulbs 250
200 Watt Bulbs 350
300 Watt Bulbs' ! 750
Three Way Indirect Lights 650
We Also Carry 32 Volt Lights
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRONMONGERS
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27c
Pints
No. 2Vz,
2 for
No. 2's
2 for ZJC
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and surrounding territory will
Dentist ' J
H. R. Nerbas, D.D.S.
Gas anesthesia for extraction
when desired
Gas Analgesia for cavity
preparation
Phona 488 J Masonic Building
BAKED BEANS
RED 4 WHITE
23-Oz. Cans,
2 for .
33c
Laundry SOAP
RED & WHITE
10 Bars
For
33c
CLEANSER
RED & WHITE
2 Pkgs.
for
9c
serve you:
B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley
E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla
R. O. Thomas..... Elkton
Ellison & Ellison Dillard
H. R, Underwood Oakland