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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY'20, 1930. SB Churches Daily Devotions IjF. C'lAULKri A. EiJWAHDS Love Kiiliereth Ions " iH li'.tvA, that O.tn-H not mean, aa Sinn people would fain mnko it ia i. Unit love ih Boft and can -mi sen ihroimh things very v.-ll, and i very easily Import ed upon. No, love can Im real hard and firm, when it ri;ii'eou jjs'n- i.-! up, and nothing ean see truer deeper into (ho very in-art ul thinjjs than it can. The path-nee of love Is an under Htnii'linK thiiitr, after all; it leans heavily toward kindliness and cniiKidt'intinn, but even it ciui reach Us limit. When St. Paul naid that Jovo believeth all IhiiiKS he did not mean thut It was Ktilllhlo. He himself was very Hlirewd as well aa very kindly. For Kiacn to adorn our Gospel we pray Thee, our Cod. Do thou help us so to live It that men may Hire beauty and (,'iace and anility In it, and bo led Into the way ot 1U truth and spirit. We ask it Jit Jesus uuine. Amen. ; - GLIDE BAPTIST CHURCH !):45 Mlblo school, Mrs. Asam. -superintendent. Classes for all. Tou ate welcome. Jl a. m., Her jnon, "Wanted. Servants of !od." 6:30 p. nt., H. V. V. V. service, Hon Kunkle, leader. 7:15. Ittble drill. 'Come and enjoy this interesting 'service. 7:!!t, song and testimony. .Kvcitlni; feniioti, "A Personal -Qni'ril ion." Wednesday. 7:'tit p. in.. 1ruyer and Ibble study. Acts IH. .All welcome. L. S. Cox, pastor. DILLARD CIKCUIT Sunday school at Tenmlle and .Camus Valley at to a. m. Sunday 'school at Lookiugglass at 10 a. m. Mrs. Ilrillain will preach at the worship hour, 11 a. m. Kp worth .leagun li: -la p. m. Sunday school at. Uilhml 10 a. in.' Worship II. a. in. Kpworlh league 0:15. Kvnn gelislle service 7:30. There hits been considerable interest shown Jn the evangelistic services which have been in progress during the past two weeus. it you nave not .Iind the opportunity of attending, there, is still time for you to at tend and be helped spiritually. The pastor Will use for a theme -Tor this Friday evening. "The Chullenge of Jesus." Sunday morn ing tliiJ theme will be, "Why I Ite Jlevelln Cod." The theme for the Sunday evening service will be 'partly. Illustrated, and will be :"Why I Am a Christian and Not u Infidel." You will enjoy each of theHe messages. C. K. Ilril lain, pastor. SUTHERLIN LUTHERAN 1 CHURCH ' Methodist, church building. W. 'A. Syl wester, Jiosnburg, pastor. Lutheran services will bo held Sunday, Jan. 22, at 2:30 p. m. The topic of the sermon is. "Christ's -T.etter toUlie Kany-Colng Church." This in the first of a series of sr- 'itionn cut it led, "Some Striking .3. eltcr? nf Jesus to Mis Church mi Km i li." The texts for all the ser intih of Miis series are taken from tilt- unk of lievelntiolis. The Sunday school - meets after the H-.'ri ii The Lutheran I lour will !. hnmd'-iiHl over K UN It at 1 ::iu r ii. V,t nif.uf ntl'fliiilk' Itlvll.. jc! liioiie haini? no church home or their own to attend our serv ice ami Sunday school. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN : CHURCH Hosi lung The service ol Sunday. Jul. L1-, begniH al 7:30 p. m. The topic of the sermon Is "Christ's letter to the Kasy-t ioing Church." This i:' the third of a series of Her mo mm entitled. "Seven Letters of .fMts lo I lis ( 'hurch on Mart h." The Sunday school meets ul H:L"i :, in. 'I'lie Lutheran Hour will he broadcast over K UN It Sunday nt 3:;th p. in. We most cordially in vito all those biiviug no clmn li home of their own to attend our service and Sunday school. W. A. Syhvesier, 1170 Military street, j.astor, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Jl: lo a. tn , Sunday school lor all ngoH. Alviu TI)ton. Hiiperinleii dent. 11 a, in., Service conducted by Chaplain II. W. Anderson, Med. ford CCC district. Sermon theme: "Taking a Spiritual Inventory." Service broadcast over KKNlt lladlo equipped nursery pi ov eh-d for small children ami attendants t!:30 p. in.. Young People's socle ties, 7:3o p. m.. service id' special Interest to young people. Sonun will be stinir from a slereoptu on screen. Special tent are message: "An Adventure With Cud." Tin. Will he presented by Chiiplaiu A:i tliison jii a unique manner. Mf i i:-e i cut ll-i'S. li ti m e Hut g .- Slnvlng Ttt-ni.1." Mrs. Joseph peel and Mv.. Ilnh WJuppI Will he heard again at the h;o;nl i-:tst seiviie Sunday inoiinni oei It NIL , inised ipiari.-lie w ill al rtt take part in this service The young people's choir will sing in the evening. 3 BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school ::(.. Chin h pervhes lo :;'." a. in.. 7.:.o p m. I.t. JL W. Amieisoii. .Itintor nud Senioi jonng people, ti::!i. Pta.wr meet iug Wednesday. 7 ::io p. m. fLKTON CHURCH OF CHRIST alter A. Ilarm-s. pastor. Mible hchool 0; preaching service 1 1 : isei-tnon toidc. "It Pays to He Pie jmred." C. K. 2:'MK Young pco jdes choir will give number iu pong during Ihe proachitig service." SUTHERLIN METHODIST I CHURCH Prmal II. Trick, pastor, Stindav heboid nt 10 o"( lot k; Steuart 3.eedy. superintendent. The ser jnon I ipie for the morning wovsbip lit 11 o'clock is to be "The TYm itlc." aIL-h Vetietta Kraser will b( he l.-aUtT lor the L'pwuilU Lvuuu meeting which is lo he held at the home of .Mr. and .Mrs. C. T. Cham berlain at 7:30 o'clock. GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD Services are continuing every niffht throughout the week at 7:.i, except .Monday. KvaiiRi-llHt If. (i. Itetmalhi or Vuba City, Calif., Ih conducting the ineetlnj-'H. He Ih 1iiiikhi a series of studies on "The Victorious Life" that Is nrov- iiiK very belief ci;tl. The Sunday j services are: .Sunday school at 0, . monnnK worship at II, children's i service at -1 and evangelistic Her j vice at 7:30. Clod's blessing in up j on these services and you are in vited to share them with us, Kathryn Montgomery, JJruuiiou I nuorii iuge, jmHtors. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Knd of W. Comnierciiil Ave., A. Harold I'ersfug. pastor. Sunday schoid at li : lf, Ahs. Violet Weber, superintendent of classes. .Morning worship beginning at 1 1 a. in. .Message by the pastor, llromlcast over KKNlt at 5: IS. Tune in. Chil dren's church at (i:;io, Floyd lijmk hind in charge. Kvangellslic service at 7:30. Services for the week: Tuesday service at 7:30. Young people In clmrgo. Thursday morn ing at SMU. Tune In for "Full Cospel Church of the Air." Friday night at 7:30, devotional and prayer. v FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner of I'mpqua ami Harvard. "The small church serving a large world." Sunday school al !:(:', Paul llaird. superintendent. Come help ns attain our attendance goal for (his mouth. Morning worship at 10:15, with preaching by the pas tor. Class meeting at 11: 45, with the class leader, Mrs. Haird. In charge. F.vcriiug service 7:30. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. You are always welcome. John it. Poet, pnslor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 312 K. Douglas slreot. Itegular services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Sub ject of lesson: "Truth." Sunday school convenes at. !I: I5 a. in. Wed nesday evening meetings which iu- lude testimonies of henlint; and remarks on Christian Science are held al. H:ii0 o'clock. The reading room on lower floor of the church edifice Is open daily except Sun days ana holidays from 2 MM) to i:uu p. m. Here the Hilile and all authorized Christina Science lltern luro may be rend, borrowed or sub- scribed for. The public is cordially invneii to atieihi the church serv ices and to visit, the reading room. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH ciiuivh school at 11:1a a.m.. Loren Harvey, silperintendenl. Sermon at II a. in. by Rev. j. A. McKee. pre siding elder of the Portland dis trict and executive secretary of the North west con Terence, with resi dence In Walla Walla. Wash. Top ic. "The Church." Mr. .McKee will spen k at 7:30 p. m. on "I'uiricaiiiiu :f Methodism." Young people nieei at i;.:io p. in. Prayer meeting will tie held ednesilay evening 7 :3u. Levi T. While, leader. Mr. McKee will hold a quarterly conference and business session a I the (lose of the evening services. CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE One block east of the courthouse on DoughiH street. Suudav school it !i:lf. with Assistant Superin tendent Myrtle Norred in charge. Classes for all age groups. Morn ing worship at ll:0n. The morning service will be in charge ol the lo cal Cideon organisation. The pub lic Is cordially invited to atietul ibis service. N. Y. P. S. at li: l' hi barge of the "city" church. Kan leglstic service al 7: 15 with tin pastor bringhm the fourth of a se rles of messages on Fashioning a Lite. "The Shuttered Vessel." Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30. Leonard C. Johnson, pantor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Linden O. I.eaviit, minister. Church school begins at !Ltr. a. in.. '. i. Slaiilon. lutpeiiniendeiit Aloniini' church worship al lu:3". W. H. Walker o Columhtl:', Ohio, will lie ihe guest speaker at both morning ami ening sen ices. 1 oath's social hour al the close ol the evenim; chui ch worship with Frank II. Wire, sLtte i;anie super intendent, showing motion ph-iurcs of t l egon i;aine ami ild lite. ( 'la ises in speech and t choloi- on Tuesday evenim; at 7. Itihle tad i lass on Wednesday evening ; FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH S, l;;iuni Siiihh. uiiniilef. Sun d.t si hc.d will meet al ! I". '.loiinni; v.,.hlp at 11 uYloik. u lien i lie p islor w ill pi each on 'Chi i,-iian Maiunt .' The choir, din . ted by Miss Helen IJohiiwiii .d! sum. i:in.(.rtli league at ii:;:p llllii; V.oishlp al ; ::o. Tile -:er llioil ! heme dl he "All I'll (Ml tpieraS'le P.i 1 1 u.i ship." Mid wcei sen il e We.ltiesdav e eiiilli at 7 o'clo. k. FIRST PHLSDYTERIAN CHURCH "A Mole I v, Client W." IS UlC sermon f:?', i,,- the Stiud.ty inoi n llii; woi.-ie;. -ei it e This all e position of oh, m the it.-t known chapters hi Hi,- th'de. 1 Culm- tlllailS HI, The eenin ; llii'-SUi' will be on t'ie tlieine oi J.nii.s ;; entitled "A l:,uoi,,eiei m" I'.iiih" The i-alendai ltn tte- week; ;-uu da : Sunday v, h,...!. ; t;, ;1. t;,.; li'omiug woiship. 11 mt ii , ni ; voiltlg people's -oeieUert. U ;:n p in.; jveiitug sen it e. 7 . :?o p. ni Wcduesda v ; . !'i i . j iu. . i w, i . ,;o 1'. in,; choit j'ai-lKv. i.u'j p. iu. SCOUT LEADERS TO HEAR FAMED ALASKAN ADVENTURER 4 Dr. Loyai Lincoln Wirt, famed hero of Alaskan Gold Itush days, will be the speaker at the An ual bu liquet of the Wallamct Council of ISoy Scouts, lo be held in Kugene Friday evening-, Jan. 27th, Pictured here are Dr. Wirt and bis dog team. In the inset are, left to right: Dr. Wirt's sons, Williston Wirt, of Kugene, and Lincoln Wirt, of Seattle, and the Alaskan adventurer. Kl'CFN'K, Ore., Jan. VJ. (Spe- sprang up in 1.SUS, and ho estab- At the meeting, which will start r.-ial) Scolders from the entire '. Ij.hed the farthest north church, i at the Osborn hotel at 5:15. new Willamette council area, including those from Lane, Denton, Coos and Douglas counties, will gather in Kugene Friday, January 27, for 1 the ninth annual meeting and din- ner, it was announced nore today by Alton F. Maker, council presi-. dent. ( Feature of the meeting will be an Inspirational addres-i, "The Con-; niest of the Arctl.:, by Dr. 1,. L. Wirt, whose work tool; him into northern Alaska even before the gold rush days. Dr. Wirt was at Nome when the city suddenly . CHURCH OF CHRIST The Church of Christ is meeting now at a school house one mile north of Itosehurg and two blocks east of main highway. Mible study at It: 15. Sermon. 10: la. You will he cordially welcomed ind feed repaid lor going, as all sermons are Scriptural. Homer Pippin, Minister. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Holy communion S a. m. Church school !l: lfi a. m. Morning pray er 11 a. in. ANNUAL MEETING SET AT SUTHERLIN SCTJIKKLIN. Jan. ao. The Slither liu Progressive chili will givo its annual hamiuet and busl- ;s meeting Jan. :! at the Art s building with the girls of the high school economics- lass serving. The membership drive will start at this time and many plans are be ing made for the coining year. This club, with a membership of about forty, organicd only a short time ago, has done mil' ll toward I he improvement of I his com in Da ily. It was Inst ritmeutul hi secur ing the three mile sircich of road on the upper Calapooia east ol town; it sponsored the library that is being enjoyed by dozens of children ami adults and it has been Interested In numerous other pro jects for I he betterment of the community. A cordial invitation is extended to the public lo attend the ha li nnet to get acquainted with the organization. GIDEONS TO HAVE CHARGE OF SERVICE The local order of the Cideon organ! .at iou will have charge ol the morning worship hour Sunday. Jan. , at Mm local ( hurch ol the Nazal cue. Special music and an euliuh ten jug address on the (J id eons is on the program. The pub lic is extended an invitation to at- lend this sen ice. Premonition LAPOKTK. Ind.- Charles Kars ten. ?n. told his grocer. Stanley lis, he feared he was going lo die and asked him to Iinestinaie if he didn't show up at the store. Soon afterward Pits missed Ka I st en ami sent to his house to find he had been st i it ken w ith paralysis. Kai sleu tiled yestei da . l ildei his bed Plis found ? I.Oi'O. DRAIN IMI.UX. .Ian. I'".-- Mrs. fhesler Hainmei calne fniin I'oillalld Sun day lo istl al Ihe home of her lallu-r, L. .1. Kitehcy. and ollier lelallves. 'I'lie WulltM- l.ovett family moved lasl week to the l.elsom pi. lie jliI west ol towil. Kennelli lo I nan had I'le ha I Junior ROSEBURG JUNIOR HIGH vs. ASHLAND JUNIOR HIGH Saturday, January 21st 8;C0 P. M. Junior High School Gym Entertainment between h.iKf 3 Ad ml salon JTh- ; Students 10c 'ft Vfl s ' Jl hospital and school. Hu work has Hu work has taken him to Mexico, Australia' anil other points and during the im years of his career he-has e.xper- leuced many thrilling adventures, r, Wirt is the father of Itev. williston Wirt, pastor of the Con- grrguiiouul church in Kugene and scoutmaster of troop six. Much of Dr. Wirt's work has been with 1 'young people, and unco he is ulso;the past year will also be given. tin able orator, his address is ex-'All peeled Jo be one of the linest fen lures ev?r offered on the scouting program iu this area. ! luck to again break his right arm last week, that was broken a few w eel:s ago- Moth accidents hap pened on Ihe school grounds while playing hall. Mrs. Lon::o Smith is quite lit at her home west of town. I oaiu has another new store. Hale and Newton are pulling in the largest stock of new and used furniture ever iu Drain, at the old Newton building. Mins Fern Fracy of Cot t age dove in visiting at the home of her mini, Mrs. Mvni iledriek. Mr. and Mrs. 10. J. Ilelsoth and three sons have been unite III with flu the past few days, but all are improving. The mot hers of 1th ami .th igpado hasKcinnii players met ai ine schoolliou.se Wednesday lo make suits for players, malerial lor which wn!'. purchased hud. week In the traditional red and white col ors. - CANYONVILLE CANYON VILLK, Jan. 20. -Mr, and Mrs. T. L. Weaver were bind' ut'ss visitors iu tirauts Pass Sun day. Mr. and Mm. I!ay Shields (r Wolf Creek were iTting relatives in tou n Sunday. Alice May Manley isile.l at the Wayne Moure home Saluitlay. Lou Llod of ihe Alpine l"de was in itosehurg on business .Mon day. .Mrs. Fuima Wamsley left Mon day for San Jose. Calif., where site was called to the bedside of her father. Alfred Cillette of Med ford is visiting his sister. Mrs. Milton hu bell. Mrs. John Moore of Kiddle was shopping and visiting iu low n 1 Tuesday. James Wamsley of Duiismuir. Calif., arrived here Monday eve ning to visit relatives. 11. J. and Arnold Hash returned from Kogue Kiver Thursday where they have been engaged In mining, Julia How man of Mai sh field visited Mrs. ('.race Uobertson sev- . eral days last wet k. Don Snyder of Days Creek was in town on business Tuesday. Mrs. Clatlys Whitney went to Portland a business. Lester Spencer sustained a brok en rili several days imo, and i; un- '. able to work. Mis. Archie Ferguson and Mrs Aha Matthews ot Days Creek weie Saturday. January 21 lad Kamsi-y and his nt i iie:-t r i. lealuriiii "Sniokey" Whitfield. iieyro entertainer. THE ARMORY Cottage Grcve Gentlemen AOc Ladies 10c Allison's Residential Beauty Shop PHONE 384 446 N. Rose Street High TSALl i I L 0 rni. ,,.:m hn owi. officers for the vear will be elect , .,. - ed. Awards of the Silver Heaver ; ' ' " JMa c' ' outstanding scoulers, Kagle scout and other awards to scouts, M"1" five, iu auu i.t year veteran awards will also be made at this ,mH'- Reports on the progress of scout lug iu the Willamette urea for men who have been interested i in scouting, and their wives, are inviied to attend iln meeting and banquet. : presidei." states. ituninos;! visitors in town Tuesday. Fritz Snyder is in Portland on business. Leon Nichols made a business trip to Dose burg; .Monday. Irwin M.antly of Ashland trana aued business in Canyonvilie and Kosehurg Tuesday. Members of the ladies auxiliary id the S. V. li. C. club bad a voile hall practice iu the community hall i Monday evening. T;io M. K. church heiu a pot luck supper at the community hn.ll Wed nesday evening. There was u good attendance. Camus were played alter the supper. nd all enjoyed thr evening. 1 Years! lino, hefuro Nicholua Aip''i t discovered Hint loods coulil lie Itcpi indefinitely hy lu-i-iiii'ti.iiljy scnliliK tliem in it can people ll;id lo e:il foods ill se.-ismi. Toilny. thnliUs to c.'innillK and lted i While's wide uriely -ii;;!il in I lie deutl of winter yon run serve your f:ii;iilv tlie.-v fine funds as l'resli. pure and wholesome as the day they were picked. .Inst look al the wide variety and at the low prices. wm mm :A'C.'.Iv'&i-f- Rod & White MAYCNNA5SE SunSpun SALAD DRESSING Blue & While SLICED BESTS CR1SCO Red & Wl-ite GRAPE JUICE Hed & White PUMPKIN WAX Sl?ndard 0,1 Se" Allen's Grocery -'"'MM'"-,' 1 " ''MMIMMMIWW Frank Dradstrcct Riddle N. D, Cool Estate Drain N. R. Fisher Kellcy's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg Pf HELD IAI ROSEBURG Eleven Schools of Douglas Represented, Educators Give Talks. The socotvl annual Dnuelas cqntv senior day. held at the Host burg senior high school build ing, was acclaimed a grand suc cess as it came to a close at 3 p. m. Wednesday after a full day of conferences, discussion and "get-acquainted" sessions. The program was under the sponsor ship of the high school ' contacts committee. There were 2 1 1 sen iors present, and the following schools from outside of Koseburg i' ere represented : l.ookingglass. Car diner, Camas Valley, Drain. Kikton. dieedsport, Suiherlln, -Wilbur, Yoncalla and Cllde. Speakers for the day included: Dr. D. R Poling, representative of all schools ; K. li. Lemon, registrar of Oregon Slate college; F.. M. Pal let t, registrar of University of Oregon, and Walter Kedford, president of Southern Oregon Nor mal school. The conference opened at 10 a. in. with (Jeorge Sanders, student body president, anil Dob Mellows, ! senior class president', giving the ' welcoming addresses and Intro- ducing the various schools. Clyd Heard, principal of Itoseburg sen ior high. Introduced speakers and distinguished guests. Leroy Hiatt, accompanied by Miss Rosemary Larsen, sang two vocal solos, "Little Hoy Mine" and "Shoes." Lunch and Movies Dr. Poling (hen made a few re marks concerning the purpose of the conference followed by an ac- $ Auto Repairing, Painting, I Body and Fender Work At Kobertson's Shell Station ZCorner Jackson & Douglas Sts. For a Limited Time SANITARY TOILETS iur home, school or jrlace of hiiiiinesM, are lieiiiR built, paint ed and Installed with Wl'A la bor for only the cost of mate rial. L. W. METZGER CO. Roseburq MART COFFEE h1 2Sc Red &. White Whole Kernel or Cream Style CORN N2 Z 2gc ROYAL BAKING POWDER 12' 33c Plnti27c 35c Quarts N02f;srl9c 57c 19c No. 2i'Vs 2 fcr 17c p9''Ehina - 39c u I IWayciinaiiej 3lb. tins The following merchants in Roseburg Suthrrlin I. B. Nichols H. F. Hebard & A. G. Henningcr VV. R. Anderson L. E. Henninser cordiou solo by Jack Josse. Mr. Lemon, chahiuan of the commit tee of high school contacts, gave a thorough explanation of the cur ricula ot higher education in the state. At 11:15 o'clock the group adjourned -for the lunch hour in" the cafeteria. Special luncheon features included piano solos by Claire Kennedy, lietty Owen and Helen Jane Kerr. Fol lowing the luncheon hour a spe cial motion picture was shown through the courtesy of the Victor Aninatograph company, represent ed by Louis Hill. Dr. Poling led the group in sing ing favorite songs until 1:10 o'clock when group conferences were held. Mr. Lemon was in charge of those students planning lo attend Oregon State college, Mr. Pallet, University of Oregon, and Mr. Kedford, Normal. Dr. Poling spoke to those students not vnterested in going to any col- f lege. At 2:30 o'clock Dr. Poling j gave the final address in the an- j ditorium, and at 3 o'clock the ' group was dismissed. J Several visitors attended the ' various meetings of the confer-1 ence. 1 At Your Service 15333.. W-V'.,;' Phone MORGAN'S GROCERY BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY GRAPEFRUIT Arizona BANANAS Fancy gold medium she, doz 29c en ripe, lb 56 TOMATOES Hurd's lo- SWEET PICKLES , Full cally packed, 3 cans . 25c quart jar 29c KITCHEN TOWELS PUREX Half gallon Heavy quality, 2 rolls 19c size 23e FIGS Fancy black or GRAPEFRUIT JUICE white in 2-lb. cello pack- Silver Nip Brand, in 303 ages, package 25c can, 3 cans 250 Specials for Saturday and Monday, January 21 and 23 Pancake Flour Wheat Cereal Red & White (V-d & White 1 g Large Pkg 28-oz. Pkg IC Syrup Rippled Wheat Red & White Cane !u",shine; 7 & Maple. Quarts .. 3S 2- for, : I rv as r hutlered I oast Chili Con Came Grapefruit Red & White T3 Red & White "Cm No. Ts, 2 for No. 2's, 2 for j Sauerkraut Peaches Red & White. Sliced Red & White (fll or Mclba halves. i No. 2'2 cans 2 '2's. 2 for JJS Alaska Salmon Toilet Soap Red & White Lady Godiva I -lb. tans JS 4 bars for lC Soup Mix Soap Wadhams Q Washo Granulated 4 12-oZ. Pkg.. 2 for lC Large Pkg IC and surrounding territory will serve you Brockway Son Umpqua Gicndale Roseburs Canyonvilie INCOME TAX AIDE DATED IN ROSEBURG An income tax auditor will be at the L-olirtliouse in Iiosebuig, March 1", between S a. in. and 5 p. m to aid taxpayer in prepar ing their IMS state income, in tangibles and excise tax returns, it waa announced today from the A oliice of the state tax commission at Saleui. itelurns must he filed on or before April 1. Roseburg Dairy Gradft A Pasteurized and Raw Milk 'ORINK MILK FOR HEALTH" , PHONE 186 Save Your Tire Have the Broken Fabric repair ed by Welding. O. K. Tire Weld Co. Richfield Station Mosher and Stephens St. Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams Myrtle Creek B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Co Yoncalla H. R. Underwood Oakland Luther Ellison Dillard