Roseburg news-review., May 01, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 1. 1930.
BATTLE GVER CASE
2 W-l4l..l Tr.w Uumtt Win)
I WASHINGTON, Mm y 1 . W 1 i h
-publican li aili iH rxpiM tiiiK u voti
1o Itn ilHiiy-il until Mmnluy, thu
j n 1 Unlay conilnuid In dispute
..over thi' iiiiiMluiHloii of JikIku John
-J. I'llt kiT tO thu BUMVIIH I'Olll l.
" I'nlfMH ii vuto Is lalu'ii lonmnow ,
St.-niittir WiHHon, the rijii hJlomt
..lender, it id Ihe m-iiaio would utl
jmini utiill Monday. IUt expreNm-d
ihe view Hint I'miter whh KiihiiuK
. strength liul would make not i t
-.dieliim on the imtrome,
I'reiddt'iii I inovor w uh ienit fed
'Mo hi luklliK it IiiiimI III tin mutest.
Several rejiuM leans cliinsi '1 ha
-doubtful Iiiivii Ix-i'ti on tli Wliitf
-House in II In k list nTcutly and
" tum nl' lh"'H(f were clitlun-tl to In
"lor I'ltrkiT.
Menu while, the furious debit le
continued w ltd Senator Walsh,
di-inuciat, Molilalia, tlx anHlnt;in( !
di'iuoi'iatlc lender, currying II"' ni l
lack In lodiiy'H ttehute ufier Semi-1
1 lur I lerhert, I'i'i'Uldlcau, Khode Is-!
land liad Hjiuken for I ho J'nrkr j
cause.
every loyal sou of (he lriniqua val
ley hhoitid uho every uieuna with
in Ml power to Iiikuiu Us accom
pli) tj niff nt.
STORY 1
tCoiiUuutta from HLtt 1)
and opposition to wearing of jew
elry and tlio modern ulmievlnted
feminine dress an not fuiidnmeit
lal tH(H of fellowship Jn the
church and the violation does not
mM'Chmii ily mean inemlieiH will be
nunli'd. The Horn-hut g itieiiihrH
I wie in open rebellion against (he
1 church. We will he glad to take
t to-iu hack It' thi-y t-liauge their
views. Klder Westhrook Bald.
Certain Rules Irk.
Jncoh J. Juliey, HeeielHiy-trensur-er
of ilie conference wlili huud
iHiuiiei h he i i, hits been ousted
aiHO. Klder 'i'Nt brook ttutd that
It wan true that Hi'erciury-Ti i-aaur-er
Juty was no longer either an
ol flier or a member of (he church
and that lie bad left fur Portland.
Thai them were no aerlouH
hreaebcK ol rules or regulation be
hind l lie leaving of Jituy fa the
contention ot Klder West brook who
mi id that thete waa aliupiy a Iack
ol desire on hia part to adhere to
certain disciplinary rules of tlie
church." .
Ouster" Disclaimed
ROTARIANS HEAR
4-H CLUB LEADER
Charles Wharton and Oliver
John Hon told Kuseburg Rotarluns
a bout t hei r respect ive businesses
at the regular luncheon meeting
today. The program of (he meet
In waa in charge of the atten
dance committee which reported.
In addition to giving the program,
the fact that today's ineetlfiK was
a 100 per cent attendance meet
iiiK. J. Iloland I'arker, 4 II club direc
tor, waa a guest at the meeting
and (old of the work of the 4-H
club and explained how the mar
keting essays are to be Judged. 'J he
Judges are CHiey Heely, John Itun-
nn and J. K. McClfntock, members
ot the club.
The next tncttdng of the club will
honor Mother's day, May II, and
v Ivew and toothers are to be guests
of the members. The meeting will
be held at noon as ususl.
STORY 5
(Continued from page l
Jones to remain lit Washington
last winter, belie vine she would be
more comfortable than In an iso
lated farm Iiomho the little old lady
said flrniiv: "Dammit. If vou en off
The whole church," Klder West- and leave me I'll take a taxi nnd
brook wild, "voit-d to disband in a lollow you."
meeting Saturday night and did ho Mary Jones, as sho waa christen
wllh the result that there was no oil, was born In Canada. She first
AdveniiHl church in ltoselmrg uii-1 came into prominence In the an-
til the coiiKiefcntlon re(HManlzed , (hracite coal strikes of JD00 anti
Walsh Hald Parker bad nought to ! Sunday iiIkIiI. In the reforminK sev- UU2. Sho helped organize marcliea
"throw dlHcredlt on the dcmocraliu
war admlul.Hh alien."
He said that to this end I'm tier
lent himself toward the prosecu
tion of a jjnveni meat w ar fraud
chnrno. Previous as tier I Ions that
Judge Parker bad withheld evi
dence favorable to the deft-iulaiitH
In the case had been denied hy his
rrlends. II Involved the 1'utled
States Harness company. Parker
was government counsel in its pro
secution In PCI.
oral loruier members of the church of minora to co'llerles for the pur-
who had moved from the comniun- poso of cIohIiik them down. She
liy and certain others who had 'finired neither deputies nor militia,
opi nly dented the fundamental J The denunciation of capitalists
lu luclples upon which the church ( who opposed union labor was
is founded, were not included. ;t.cuthine in the extreme.
ANTI-SALOON BODY
TO STAGE PLAY AT
1 here was no ouster of any mem-
j hers. Then; was no 'low' In the
;church and the matter Is closed as
Jar as wo are concerned."
The six reported dropped from
meuiliertslilii are said to have de-
J tiled the fundamental principles of
' lutllUinenL of thu prophesy In revu
I hit loan.
Treasurer "Irregular"
Klder West brook said "The
church has never put anyone out
lor nun payment of (lilies or what
KOSEBURG SCHOOL M ,, i m ,t violation of the princi-
I support ot (he uospel win k In other
ways. Thi'se points have never
be-n held a lest of fellowship."
Dismissal of Jacob J. Jul.y as
secieiary ltiasurer of the confer
ence, with iiemtipiai'teiH In KiiKcno,
was due to In enuhirllleH in his
work. Klder West brook declared.
Kailure to comply with rules, or
principles of (he church was not
the reason for Ills dismissal, West
brook added.
A home talent drama, "Who
Killed Kail Wright?" ts to he pre
seuUHt at (he junior ht.ch school
auditorium May P.t under dm aus
VU1 v( the Anil-Saloon league, uu
vvntssv): to it, T. Cooklughaiu, as-
.t?aal Miperlnteiidcnl r, f the
Ut,io. who bad iicen spendhiK
(ft- 5W5( few days heie niraugiin;
Hw tlisv piodtlctlon,
Tw (Uy is in tho form ot a
umtl HUl and there w III he -0
atfttti i the cast. The player
iMw- 5t Ihtu neh'ded and re-Iba-j'.
rv lo start Immediately,
X j;. Vut.t.i,t i ;a m report s. 1th us
l)i"ti. ti'.J in Portland. The
hiiiierf, IjVrv.-t (Itove nnd several
uU'ini! fenr!.Jtt elites and has met
tvu.il, tit 'in & wcwss, ho reports.
rtp a.'t,.i; vr of Hie play ia
(utoinve Ii(.j,.iutend of Des Molm-s,
In-va,. vvikv bf-e tlie iliauiu fin nu
itrtt.miJ: cvu.:- vase which he all.end
ud1 Hi ounjf man was com
Mil:M:d; '.'J tu'.ti'ij his beHl rrleiid In
STORY 2
STORY 3
(Continued from page a
bit Ion is a failure.
"Of course, they aro not Rohig In
hidp us hut it t rather heartening;
ta n;;iny teu.--uns. Win n the
ta-isx im z . ees l'.,iy nli;hway was
Uilfl a I tit l Her tieiueiHinilH ill
Vl Ut.-i lUMVtt. ;, u.o baitlC
Imtc a m.iiKiii nu;. . ..i leutai
l.uis iimi I. nut iKc.iiuil.
tno.-to ihvpritiit lyniK inlj.tCt.nt to
tiH'o aitciie.t in souio cases In
cuased social humned per cent
lu vmiu Kcn ihose luhways mi
lav renin veu, as mo Asuiaud- Kla
' math 1- alts, ihe Mcatoiul'rai'i
. lake atul the McKelUie sslems el
lecicd I tie e eiopiueut (.aulea
itn; III (lie ( utptpia aUcyk uiuioiku
liny weu ot iitttittU' uieu .tne
, tO the UIMI ll'ta ltU,U.l W liK U
iney p.isiM ami biauui';i i'
t mpQua valley iu,i-ij u uiuinU
lone in ciiuei tiiivvue-;
Aside tive.n all the c-uu r nvanl
fei Hdam.mes1 tUx i:i I nip
QU lushw,x wttt v;s..U.c
er ot t vuias v'U'j'.y puuuue to
vomiH'l' in vuuti'.t ten
KUimim lev t tun v vfS --tuu-l nu
e;iietu Oitu en au even ttnv.int.
AS Vet.tuis Mibl.-.v.ve Willi Ihe o'.t.e.
piiHlucuu; diMi i f .--ic; n
iiteou and ieiom c'. I'.H' V'x'iuuil'tn
liver, lu lxu.ia. Uiose p.v4;ct 'l
e,l'.cn ii-ou xeu,.i..ivii i.eic
WiUini In1 ix iutend .itutMe ai U
Her cost due u tt-ci r.ist d Uati
H' Uiuotl x i'tisc, 1 t:e luo'.or
micK, one i the moi icu ei lant
lactots til Ihe inowuioni tu tie,-li
turn and ve;-utiles, w til lui-.l an
tuier paihwav ia5 ll'.e t';i
cadi s ixieiii; toe No: ill Puipu
than by n o;Iht p..-i xXM-pt ihei
lolumhia in-uir, and one tint I
payable Uw ineie it;o:iilus
ear.
la xMslU estimated t'.i
Hill a douin x-ipi.ttlr .i;u;itile
ihe dcm.uul tot lKea:;;;fi ivumy t ,(
Still Full of Fight.
"Mother" Junes, denounced "ca
Itallsts" wllh all her old time vipor
in a short sjH'ech today for the
tatkiiiK pictures.
Attired in a black slik dress
with a lace collar, the woman
whosft name lon has been linked
with the cause of the laborer, sat
on the front, porch of her little
house here and her voice rang as
Ihe cameramen ground -away.
"Women have a great power Jn
their hands If (hey knew how to
use It," she snapped. "Hut capi
talists put Lhcin Into women's clubs
and try to make ladies or them. No
body wants a lady; they want wo
men! Ladles are parlor parasites."
Secretary of Labor Davis, Gov
ernor Ritchie of Maryland and Sen
ator Koran had promised to see her
during: the day. A bl birthday
cake with 100 candles was present
ed by the Washington building
trades council and people thronged
to the frame house all day.
STORY 6
(T GSlid UIOJJ pdtlUnUOQ)
barred the way, the fight following.
Clash In Oakland
OAKLAND, Cal., May 1. Thirty
Ii.ll...m.,n ru.rBnnillif .1 i.
to max nx 01 i-a leaojiwr : r.ctd bv Chief f p0r(. James T
iih'II of otir foziy. by UM. rharzed more than 50 men
dry, HfjKitn.4 am cry m0Tf:en attempting to parade
is k lii:yr-r. , VT.4tr -mmunit banners here to-
Htayua i&tf lv i;ull -'r.iws h ; hy anj rfjMrs-d thwn. One 1111
Ihe lenf, - famutlft parader, bleeding pro-
ll uWt wi h- JiiJ ulhpS nhi UJM.jyf waa carried away in the
Senators Tyfibx ot MJjUiJ aril J (i0nPf patrol wagon.
lluweH of Mlimoijfi, ItAii wet demo rhft poJ,r,. h(i( (Miv,.nM a WIirn.
era's, mid a number of P-presiiittt- iflK to r0mmunlsi hea.lquarlHr.i
,'VI'11 j Ihitt any parade attempted as an
"Nothing to It ; Intifrnatlonal labor day demons! ra
lM IIMO.mi, va iiuty i. i -oio- ,im, wnifi i, Kinniied bv nollce.
tie) Henry W. Anderson, member
of the Hoover law enforcement
commission, said hero today that,
he knew of no iieiv plan being con
sidered ,hy the commission Tor Hie
ditdrlhullon of llitior, as ho wa.i
Quoted today before Ihe senate lob
by committee as having said,
Colonel Anderson hii hi there
"was nothing to It" when linked
regarding testimony by William It.
Sta.Moii, chairman of the hoard of
the AssDKialtoii Against Ihe Pro
hibition Amendment, that fonr
tuembeiH of Ihe Hoover commls
it'ou. Including Anderson, had aabl
they were trying lo work out some
plan duierx'nt from that under th"
piVMMit law.
"We are considering the problem
.is a whole," Colonel Anderson
said, "but there is nothing lo tl.?
report of a new plan."
STORY 4
(Continued from punt 1)
lor j
produce cie.tird at home ! 1
w ho w onld u -e i he Inch v.
ImslUl as ei ple:l.suitv PlxMU tiU'j
Intlldlmi ot Hie P.u ilie i.l.d Cue. ;
i:iy hii:1iwa-H to the pie.-..m;
tune, lult halt el t N v oninieu-lal
'..itdeu p:edtu-c. a li e iepiu:ij
Ol p i;i.n-i iwollem-i li.i-- t tt .-.out :
ne i tie work of M r. Mackenzie,
who tu;i been elected to head the
woi k of this xlepai unent in the
Salem s bonis.
Ml '!e:ih g;;uhl;!ed fiom l. S
O. In I from ihe industrial rts
xiepartment, and hu Ut-ii ixxeiv
nu additional ti atiung this year
in the tiade woik in Portland.
Two Others Engaged
The election ol I'.iul Warren,
giaduate ot l.infieUl collt'e, us in
tnntor in history at the junior
hith school and coach of Junior
j mn a;nieiics is aiso aiimmueevi nv
(t ; W. M. Campbell. vi;y superintend
i j em. Vr W arrx-n uialoix-d in bis
u a1. 1 mm-Id college and is a
uu l. ttri man lu looth.ill, basket
b.t'l anil ti.uk.
M- l u.!o!ie Chester, a prad
uate i Uio n;eisu of tMenon,
has b,n rl.-u-d to i.nuIi sopho
leoie b!in; U-h and Mis I. aver tie
liiiv!!, h',m a .K'.M'Uiale t the
Slaie Unix . i ; ii , has been v hoen
II 's too tale now," said Sou la
Pallium, secretary of the common
1st a here, "we are going ahead
wllh Ihe parade." Another ulleged
communis!, Ham Hat ham. out on
ball pending Investigation sh to
possible deportation, said, "Wp'rc
going to flghl If nocesHiiry."
As tho leailers volewd Ihelr do
fin nee thn commiiulHls begun to
form, their lines moved forward
and with banners reading "Down
Wllh Police Humility" and "Join
the Voting Communist Leamie"
tbev proceeded toward the illy
hall until they reached Tenth and
Pianlilln at reels, where the police
wlili drawn night atlcks, charged
at command of Chief Drew.
-o-
Mr. Lutman Transacts Builness
- Ifi. It. Lutman, of Melrose, spent
some time in this city transacting
business Wednesday,
NICK CARTER'S TIRE SHOP
Today I sold another set of
4 t eo ol Conshohocken 6 ply
Heavy Duty tires to Perry
Cosier. Perry saved 5 lit. on on
ibis deal, or in other winds he
sold his Used tiles (xt lite tor
JUMUt In the echane. Perry
says It is Just as good business
to turn the old tires in tor
new tires us to turn the old
car in on Ihe new car. I am in
receipt of a letter this movie
ho; from the Loo Tire Co..
staiinu they will extend Mills
special alo to the Iiflecutli of
Muv, l! ou need tire, do not 4
luts thee bargains.
mck cak i i:ii s tiki: sttop
lO the lIM'i Ot tin';..- hi
ttie Mm,- and ioad:-lan
is no t eao!i I o b-'
Nolth Wlpqua h1:.;ttw.i
im'UM.'C t!i; c.eis!isii'ia
an additional Ihtid
ll t-iiu In .! 'li wHiout tlam.ihi ,
o( ipn"tt.m I'r.a! t'eie i tie in
thvi.iii.it :- !.!. iv of I
t v ho v.ii-.M.'i p:.r-t;''
as:tae and i ;oli; ; b
him ti- iu t'e .-i"..! 1
lwi hu,h.i It ,i -o umii
Uteiy h".: t nil lt;at i
Mitieiioii ol v:os iii' liti .
x niter Md- ' ivusui.-. om; '
ll:d lilx' Ii l:.l iu 'O b a e tl
:!w.ij-. by i i's jntmtt l.n uii te.s:; m tor Miss
i- l hen- j 1 melt has hxen it ahtnu fr Hie
:!;at tne'lls( ttnc ye5s at l.akeuew.
w o.ild not I - ' - - -
' DOR AN PLANS NliW
BOOTLEGGING PERIL
- i.uin
the a t
hal intM
rxldv with ti
of (he pie
ihuh we li
tum out e
U lhc:e:w
vd es
hpp:t5-:.
. Noiih I'i i;.
i
a a, I
I i v O. ' ' . I . W
I WASHINGTON;. V.a ! C:hl
j awl. tie. Ix-Caidid iis S SOUU'C lot
; convened alcojiol. w ill (.. ,i, na
; lined ntier aMev .hi: e 1 under o:
x.-.n . v'i : s tsm'l ls!;i l' Ptob.:!u:uii
i oa : xe:utittouer iVun
I-.. is 1 li m xMxIere.l t .:,i, euecme
ia 3:u' till eth! Si -:.te ex neU.
AH ii' vol,' i ,' ied or en 1 ie y-.r-.v ises tu
".ins. j tuar.ii u tmeiT of h.e p'.xvh.ci xt
"'' j i'Sa ' ,u ,u' ui i ed thxMxai'c: . shonid bv
ocl , deaar.sied b additK eu:uh ot
i a halloa is' a ih: u!x".;ui piwiiu
iiv.i- : know -i c.iiot c:hta:e to t vx'v;
''e ' s. a 'lone ot ethW ,lixV.1'.iv
' '-'v !:t'. ;." h.td obtain i e' .i'
' 1 ' t; .iv ' x ;t:o w.t Cie n : ; .
;u !;. itt-i 'he alcxVaol hi liwKx? .:i
a..d toxix.iioi uituWi,
DULY 10 CENTS
Corni Come Out Without 8
Murmur; I'nin Oone At
Once Gunran toed.
IVAFERS THl AS TArER
SHOES DON'T Hl'UT
t nwr faw their Mai." TaiV
j e,ni rij:hl cut by tho roots and
l'.cwr m pain or tiinc. It's A jey
I to slick an 'O-Joy Com M'afer" ort
. li tcnr. achy com. Away pv
Min immr,l:.itoly an.l th: later
, cit conic cailou.'i, corn, rvvits aiiJ ;
- an. .tp san- ngnv on mcy i
I wont l.urt. O-Joy Com Wafers !
ane thin as paper. Stop u.ir uly !
; burr.ir.c a-uis and aouphnut pla- j
ter. I'hou.-ano of pcplo twrtuml ;
. .:h cott'. hs jovt'uliv prsi.ci
IVoy a:-or5. nc.-u'.:s abjo'.uiely
r-ri.".!JC.i. Six wafers for iv
; ,'ii;L. A; lcaiu.g UruiUtj,
iwkWyinjjtiBii
G0QD
Buy These Items on Our Budget Plan of Easy Payments
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$86.50
Think of it! Only $2.00 weekly
makes this Gyrator yours! Then
you can enjoy Wash Day! And
you can save laundry bills . . . save
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Toss your washing into its swirl
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Semi-balloon roll wringer . . . mod
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EASY TIME PAYMENTS you'll
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home.
"Automatic"
Seat Covers
$8.50
Rich, new interiors to dress up
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flU U a set tor Loupes.
$15.00
a set for all other cars.
Wardway
Vacuum Cleaner
The Wardwav gets
MORE dirt QUICK-
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22.48
$
1
Use the Bixkrt Plan of basy Payments!
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Spading Fork
A Harden ne
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Smooth han
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$1.20
WL
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S1.39
law
Wash Board
A soap saver
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59c
Ironing Board
Btnnds firmly
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Taken down or
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$1.89
Mp Head
32 - ok. eolten
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25c
Flat Iron Set
One 41-lb.
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Two 4i-lb. reg
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Handle and
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IT u
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steel-bolt
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S1.95
Wardoleum Rug
Lovely pattern
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Wash Tubs
Standard
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About 12- gul.
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98c
Li i i
Galvanized Palls
You need one
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and save! 12
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30c
Clothes Lines
50-ft. ot strong
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35c
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Guaranteed S
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$3.35
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35c
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81
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sewed. Smooth
enamelled han
dle. Our best
corn broom.
89c
Mop Stick
Strong, easily
handled stick
that lasts.
Sioet head on
end fits any
mop head, lluy
and save at
Wards!
21c
b t ishtenim; wvstw
furnitnr" Rnl a V!v
woodwork. 12- JMN
ni. ran. Kx-
i-eptioual al- Jw4
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55c yZ
O'Cedar Mop
A famous
rleaner that
leaves phirtinfi
cleanliness in
its wake. Pad
d e d steel
frame, inch
handle.
65c
Mazda Lamps
The nation's
favorite bulb.
Inside frosted
to prevent
glare. Smooth
outside sur
face. Each
bulb at
20c
Wash Boiler
GalVanized af
ter being made
to make it leak
proof. Capa
city 13 gallons
will take
c a r e of big
washings.
$4.25
Self-Wringing Mop
Keeps your
hands c lean.
Wring it by
simply twist
s' n K handle.
Approved b y
Good Housekeeping.
85c
Screening
Fly - proof,
mosquito
proof, insect -proof
Gal
vanized. Ail
popular
widths. Tic to
12ic runnine ft
4V2c
Marquisette Panel
Assure new
beauty for
your windows
at an excep
tional saving.
Deep rayon
fringed. 39"
width.
98c
If2
ill
Dust Mop f
O-Cedar qual
ity! A mop
that gets the
dust wherever
tt is. Durable.
Excellent cot
ton yarn. Only
65c
Garden Hoe
Sharp, strong
blade cleaves
the earth
smoothly. Con
vpTrienx long
handle. Buy
now tor Spring
65c
Window Shades
Choose these
good tirade
muslin shades
1 o r economy
and teea-uty.
Thirteen col
ors . . W wide
74c LSitfi
315 North Jackson
Phone 95
Roseburg, Ore.