FIVE
FORMER SUTHERLIN
RESIDENT DEAD
Creations of Art
Vith Needlework
SUTHEKLIX, Nov. 11. John
Muserove teft Monday for Los An
geles where he was called by the
death of his father. James Douglas
Musgiove. 72. Mr. Musgrove a
former citizen of Sutherlin was
Prices for Sat. and
Monday, Nov.
12th and 14th
FREE
DELIVERY
Prices for
Saturday and
Monday,
Nov. 12 and 14
born In Michigan, coming to Suth
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at the veteran's facility in Hose
burg. Interment was at Los Angeles.
ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1938.
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WILBUR
WILDUM. Nov. 11. Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Grue have returned to Wil
bur, following a three weeks' stay
A in Winchester Bay attending to
property interests.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, of
Divide, and Mr. and Mrs. Artie Dll
gan and two sons, George and Al
vin, of Cottage Grove, returned
home following a visit with Mrs.
Mai key's sister, Mrs. Frank Porter,
and family.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Essloy anil family,
who have been renting Overland
Orchards, which were sold last
week, are leaving soon for Los An
geles to reside.
Craig Short,- student at Linfielil
college, spent the weekend visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Short.
Dr. Walter Chapman, of Wallsen
berg, Colo., spent Sunday visiting
old friends hero.
Floyd McKay anil Miss Vivian
Thorpe, of Eugene, were dinner
guests Sunday of the former's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P.
McKay.
Mrs. J. Frank Cunningham and
small daughter, of The Dalles, spent
Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Kussell.
v Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daird and
s-. daughter, Doris, spent Sunday in
j'.ugene visiting tneir son, Harry,
Jr.. who recently underwent a tou
sllectomy. John Brant left Monday for bis
home in Winchester Bay, following
a few weeks-visit here. '
Tlio Hill children are out of
school this week on account of
whooping cough.
James LaKaut Is reported 111 of
a cold.
Mr. Barneburg spent Saturday at
the Royce Busenbark home. Also
guests there included Mr. and Mrs.
A. I. Brook, of Wimor. Mr. Brook
was a member of the school board
at Wimer, vhere Mr. Barneberg
taught last year.
Itichard Sands Is out of school
this week on account of illness.
Harry Hill, of Creswoll, spent the
week-end with his family hero.
Mrs. Pope, who has been in Kan
sas visiting her mother, expects to
leave this week for home, as her
mother pasued away a few days
ago.
Mrs. Jess Russell is reported Im
proved, following a severe illness.
"LORD'S PRAYER" FOR GIFTS
By BARONESS P1ANT0NI
PATTERN No. 1049
A novel idea for . a Christmas
gift, appropriate for every one, is
this panel. It can be U3ed OS a
picture, framed, or as a wall panel,
lined. This simple prayer for every
creed should be Introduced into
all homes. It is made witirely in
cross stitch with Just a littld out
line stitch, so everyone can em
broider it.
TIlP ntltlorn anvolr.no fnnlatno
hot iron transfer 12 by IS in
ches; complete, easy-to-uudnrst.ind
uiiecuoiis, wun color suggestions
to Sill VOII: Hlfin whitt tnnlorinl f.nil
how much you will need.
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stumps or coin (coin preferred) to
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dress News-Review. Npp.llnu-nrk
Department, Roseburg, Oro,
French Bread
Every Tuesday and Saturday
morning
Bell's Basket Grocery
122 So. Jackson St.
An automobile should bo driven
at least a halt' hour before chang
ing oil. If tills is done, the lubri
cant is warmed up sufficiently to
permit Its freo passage from tile
crankcases, carrying wtih It more
sludge and grime, than would be
possible if it were cold.
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Roseburg, Oregon -Phone
651-J R. R. 2, Box 22C
DANCE
at the
Maccabee Hall
Saturday, Nov. 12
Music by
Oregon Nighthawks
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Don't forget
the Veterans
Buy a Forget-Me-Not
Flower
SfeT OUT A RAISIN BOWL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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Taste Better
,. .good cooks agree
Melo-Maid
BUTTER 3
PER POUND
New Crop Seedless,
4-pound Pkg
Local Italians,
40-50 size, 4 lb
U9
113
DRIED APRICOTS, lb 15J
DATES, Dromedary, 2 pkgs 256
DRIED PEACHES, lb, 10tf
BLACK FIGS, 2 lb 130
NONSUCH MINCEMEAT, 2 pkgs, 230
CANDIED PEEL, lb 250
RADIANT FRUIT MIX, lb 370
CURRANTS, lb 130
MINCE MEAT, 2 lb 190
WALNUTS, lb 190
POP CORN, 2 lb 130
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PARD DOG FOOD, 3 tins 250
LIGHT GLOBES, 25 to 100 watt 150
SU-PURB, lg. pkg 190
SANI-CLOR, half gal 170
BIRD SEED, pkg 90
GINGER ALE, 28 oz 190
SODA, A. & H., 3 pkgs 250
BISQUICK, large pkg 290
CHOCOLATE DROPS, 2 lb 190
KRAFT DINNERS 170
WINE, Fidelia, qt 490
MARSHMALLO WS ,..,,
SYRUP Steepy Hollow, quart tin -
BREAD Julia Lee Wright, V2-b -
JELL WELL Al, flavors, 6 Pkgs ,
MAZOLA OIL Quart
CORN KIX 2 packages
BCD 2 Packages, A.t"RYE,"1 Pkg.', all
rCr three for ......
.. 1C
15c
.. 25c
43c
,.25c
:.'25c
GUEST IVORY
Bar 4c
MISSION BELL
19c
Toilet Soap,
4 bars .......
MEDIUM IVORY
Bar . . ....... ..5c
SCOT TOWELS
2 rolls .........19c
GIANT IVORY
Bar . .......... .9c
LUX FLAKES
Large Pkg. ... .23c
Airway Blend,
Freshly Ground, 3 lb.
Light Amber, U. S. No.
o-iD. pan
A good low priced
product, 49 lb. . . .
Cotfee
Money
Flour
SSrown Sugar
f I H3) ? Regular
wansdcttArn
3 1-2
Lb. .
12-oz. tin .
Cake Flour,
large Pkg. .
39
85
17
115
211
Meat IDejpairSGimeirDft
Featuring Genuine Steer Beef
BEEF ROASTS Steer meat, center cuts, lb
NECK BONES Nice and meaty, 2 lbs. for
BACON BACKS n brand, lb
POR SAUSAGE Seasoned to taste, 2 lbs. for
DILL PICKLES Firm crisp, quart -
VEAL ROASTS Shoulder cuts, lb
14ic
15c
21c
29c
10c
15c
MILK Oregon or Maximum, tall cans, 5 for 35c
TEA Canterbury Black, Vz pound 25c
PEANUT BUTTER 21b Jar 25c
SNOWFLAKE 1 KRISPY CRACKERS 2 ,b 25c
CIGARETTES Camels, Luckles, Cheaters, carton ... $1.19
P A OR VELVET TOBACCO 11c
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft, 49 lb $1.29
Harvest Blossom, 49 lb $1.19
Fisher's Blend, 49 lb $1.49
Umpqua Chief, 49 lb $1.13
SUGAR Fine Granulated, 25 lb
MILK Sir.all cans, 6 for
COCOA 2.1b. can
VANILLA Imitation, 4-oz. bottle
KNOX GELATIN P.okiB. .
KRE-MEL
3 packages
$1.33
23c
15c
. 10c
19c
. 10c
Raisins
Sunmaid
Nectars,
2 Pkgs.
15c
Grapefruit
Stokely's . pg
No. 2 tin, . 7
2 for
TEA
Lipton'r
Black,
Va-lb. Pkg.
39c
10-lb. bag
Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
PRODUCE PRICES SATURDAY ONLY
POTATOES ISc
23c
iOc
5c
29c
6c
3 bunches
ONIONS
TURNIPS
CELERY
ORANGES
v,,r,,,w,"k Medium size, juice, 2 dozen ...
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Safeway Store No. 140, Deer
Creek Bridge. Phone No. 301.
Safeway Store No. 141, 130 N.
Jackson. Phone 238.
Safeway Store No. 143, Cass 4
Stephens. Phone 46.
Safeway Store No. 140, Deer
Creek Bridge. Phone No. 301.
Safeway Store No. 141, 130 N.
Jackson. Phone 238.
Safeway Store No. 143, Cass A
Stephens. Phone 46.
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