Roseburg news-review., July 01, 1936, Image 8

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ROSEBUftG NEWS-fcfeVTEW. ROSE&URG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY I, !$36.
OPEN ROTARY MEET
MICKLEN RITES SET
AT MARSHFIELD
ib m mm
Funeral services will be held at
Thursday In Campbell's
hiiinii ul Marshrielil for
Mleklen, who died Mon
day evening ut .Melrose. ArrulIKO-
, menlH were completed by the
Thn regulur meeting of the i HoiikIiih F.inei.il home wlilcli la to
nosebnnr Notary elnb tomorrow I day IuIiIiik Iho body to Muinhfli-ld.
noon will be no open meeting for
Co. a,
mui-hino
162nd lifiintry, Itoseburg's
gun unit In the Oregon
hullnntil gourd, returned Ibis morn-
thn purpose of giving local people, rlnnfl nrlllnl nnnn !inK '''" " lw0 weeks' Inilnllil! per-
nti omioriiiiiliy lo hear un address; h M KIWI In H I I 111 l.llnr '"d ul ' U"IK"I1' 1 l,u '"'"imiiy
liv Arthur Cloiich, ln-uil of a croiip: nlilll Ullnllli UUilli 'wllS detrained hIkii-I ly niter 7
of iirtlHIH und wood carvers of lOlr-) .o'clock unci wail cIIm:i!hkc1 ul II: 30
gene. Thin announcement wus I runn urin mi nPn'11- 'u' moiing all buppIIi-h
iniidn todxv by II. A. Kililluons. L L VLflU Ul- ""' "inil'lni'lll.
cluh incident. Air. dough and V H t MU fir II The company made un excellent
lib) llBnorlu -.s bavt, produced some LI,UU 1 "-n, ' ' 1 ruling for elllrlcn.jy during the
bomillfnl rnecimeiis of wood carv- !'"l Period, l.aplulli V. J. Micelll,
fill! ...id the work linn aroused .commanding olflcer, reported. The
rrcut interest over Hie suite. Var-! (.'IIICAfiO, Juno 30. ,'AP) Ail- . bultullon lo which the iiosobilrg
Ions newspapers anil civic groupsnllt of the funnels national grain I company Is -nllarhcd was highly
In the mine have urged that caiv-: corporation hooks for the year ! commended by brigade col and
cd wood nunclx be iirpiI to decor- ended today was expected by (.. K.i"" n"i"oy. i u."muS ,.,mh-
imny mm jiiii i ii iiiui i iiiiii.i' iiiiii
llioil for the excellence of it kit
'cben and mess under the direction
Of Hubert (Iruhum, mess sergeant.
YOUTH HELD HERE
IN REPORTED THEFT
uto thf rotiiwlu of tin new riinilol Huff, prifKllnt f llm KovtMinwuil
tmlMhiK. II Iihh linen mif-'KcHtifl 1 HKiuHonnl MH)n,rutivi1 to hIhiw 11
thai wmxN native of tlm var ioiiH low of morn tlimi $1,000,000 for tho
V . .,: ... ' ....... u... i and Hurry MuiIiIb, first cook. Th-
llll Ht'l'lll'rt llt'i'K'l 111 I'HI'H MM'UIIH. . HUM! I. n' "I V IIIUI lunnrn rinriil'i rlv Inuiii ! ) uml
nr th 'ur (niillng June 'Mi, M'M, .. ,.,, i,7... if..u,.t......r ',. ,i.
thcHi carved iiiumln.
nrnr rnn rminnnit
MUM HUilM!
I lioiuil."
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Thn TtonpliurK Mnnlrlpul lmnd
ill open IIh Humiiifr coiicorL hcii
Hon at Library park TliurKduy, July
2, IHrccior J. I). (Snap) (iillinoru
atiiiouiifi'd today. 'Iho )ra nil Ik
faced with u bard Kcason 1 Ii I m yt-ai'.
for In addition lo Iho weekly Inh-1 m,w (.n)tu (,tocl( In fannera
in; t;iim in ul ui jiuiii, um. iiiu-
HlclaiiH trtiiul. itn'iri! for a t li rre-
day eiiKuKeim'ni at 1 ho Ktatft lair. ,
01 rod or Ollhnorn will conilnue j
1 1 1 In year Iho popular plan of pro-!
vldhiK ft-aluro cnlorlalnuHMit Hum-;
hoi-H In uddition lo tho hand pro
KraniH and linn propari'd many In-)
ton-HtiiiK mnnherrt for Iho open- j
liitf coiiL'itrl, t
Tim proi'iam will tic an follows: i
March, "On tin- Mall" Cnldman , Compiled hy Thn AHHociatod ProHS
lialk'l, "Knyptlnn" Luif;iiil iiv i.
I'uxiroi, ureKini run mil
Waltz, "( iiw, Two, Thrtji;, Four."
I.aku, vo-al refrain hy A. Johu-
Kon.
Novelty, "Opera in the Ilarnyard,"
Lake.
Walt., "Southern Honea" - KtrauHB
Tap dancn, Katlieriiie Muhoney,
with piano accompaniment by
Virginia ,Jotien.
Old fuvorltes, "rieaHlillt llecolleo-
tioitH," Lake.
Novelty, "Hank and Lank," K'lef-
inan.
Xylophone nolo, "Haw loll," lirown
played hy Tommy Webb.
Spun trill Intermezzo, "Mauzaua,"
ItrookH.
Finale, "SlarH and' Sti'Ipea" ..Sotimi
for th year ending June lUi, l!K((i,
I l.i.rlw.Ljt ... Dir. .....
, unai over ine un.mim.reo , s r( nfJI tj(. J1(.llH.rii ((f ,h(.
land HurpluH of $l,n!fH,(,!(2 w,ieh t be f!OIIIJ.iny waft excellent. Captain
eorpoiution reported on Juno Mi. I M1(.eI .M,rlHt ufi a ,askB were
i WMj. iierloruied promptly and efficiently.
I DroiiKht and relatively larKfi There wan little Kicknoss and no
.grain importa, remiltlng in orrat i: t8i,rioiiH accidenirt. A few minor ac-
moveinent In grain to murket, he cidciits occurred, the most serious
Bald, oceuHloned operating iohkoh f being a sprained elbow Buffered
during the last three years. by Arthur KutIIuko
He Huld that a refiiiauciug plan !at the Vancouver
through wlilcli tho cooiierallvo by j treatment,
negotiation with the farm credit )
administration, will begin the fis
cal year with at least $fi,iiO,i)00 in
working capital, "contemplates
that regional stockholders in turn
made up of local eooporallvo ele
vators owned hy fanners, will pur
chase a very substantial amount of
ua-
Walter Clare Short. 16, of
HrldKeport, Washington, wan taken
into custody hy u stale police pa
trolman at Myrtle Creek this morn
ing and is being held In the county
Jail lore while un investigation Is
being made regarding reported car
theft.
The stato police office here re
ported Short said he took the
uutoinobile he was driving from
his employer, It mil Smith, of
liridgeporl, because the latter
owed him money.
The Siilem office of (he slate po
lite has heen notified of the arrest
and is coutuciing Washington Htate
authorities n-lutive lo tho return
ul the j on ill to that stale.
JUNE UNDER NORMAL
AS TO RAINFALL
The month of June was above
norma) in temperature and below
in ralnfull, according to the month
ly meteorological nummary com
piled hy O. I'. Martlng, in charge
of the loi-nl office of the I. S.
weather bureau.
The nieaii( temperature for the
mouth was tit. 7 degrees us com
pared with a normal of C2.5 de
grees. The highest temperature re
corded was 7 degrees on the 21st
and the lowest 45 degrees on the
2Mb.
Itain fall for the month totalled
.02 of an Inch as compared with a
normal of 1.0! inches. Despite the
deficiency for June, the seasonal
rainfall totalling 34.67 inches is
2.27 inches above normal, with un
excess of 4.43 inches since Janu
ary 1.
Floyd Quackeiihush, of Sutherliu,
spent a few hours In town yester
day on business.
GRANGE MEET DEFERRED
At a meeting' of the executive
committee of the South Ieer Creek,
grunge lust evening at Its hall, the
next regular meeting date was
postponed on account of .occurring
on the Fourth of July. Members
of the committee include Mrs. Har
ry Collison. William H. Bailey.
Hnsa Lovelace. T. E. Duncan and
Joe Kunish. .
TOWNSENDERS TO
HOLD 3-DAY RALLY
CRAN'TS PASK, July 1 (API
Koi;uo ltier. Jarkr.on county
city east or here, will bold a
"KoinhwcHlern Oregon Townaend"
Independence ci-lelirution July 3,
-1 and
Sponsored by Koiilhcrn OreKon
Townsend clubs, the celebration
will feature O. A. It. O. speakers;
r'rlday, Arthur .Moore, .Monmouth:
Saturday, Flossie M. Kretwell,
Portland, Krnest Jthoads, Krult
di.le: Sunday. Dr. Kalpli I., sbad-
who was leftdiick, Portland, Willis .Mahonpy,
hospital ror j Klamath Kails, Itev. J. I). Cliappcll,"
iN'orlh Head.
fi. V. Howard, of Cunyonvlllp,
was In town ycHtcrday for a short
liuie iitleiidluK lo business. -
20 IS 15 no
i Ind'ls Hit's I Ts St'ks
I'l'oduy ks.9 :ir,.:i -ix.k 11:1.0
1 Prev. day .... .'..7 35.2 4X.1 C3.6
Month uko .... 2 3 34 ti 411.9 til. 4
Year uko ill.3 23.5 32.9 44.3
IS3 biKh X7.4 .19.7 50.8 lil.S
MCill low 73.1 30.2 43.4 r,5.7
I 1935 IllKh 70.3 31.2 14.7 511.1
1935 low 49.5 18.5 21.C 34.S
BONDS
1 20 III 111 10
! Hit's Ind'lH 1't'n Km..
(Today 92.3 102.9 1112.0 Ii9.3
i Prev. day .... 92.2 1(12.7 1112.0 (IS.S
I Month "BO .... 91.9 1112.9 1111.7 09.0
Year uko 82.1 97.3 90.3 09.3
19311 IiIkIi 94.3 101.1 102.5 72.0
1930 low 80.9 101.8 99.3 (17.0
1935 high 87.8 102.2 99.8 711.1
1935 low 711.4 92.2 84.9 05.5
New Summer
FROCKS
Sizes 12 to 52!
They're by GLEN ROW
and that means they're
values! Tailored and semi
tailored sport ' type3 !
They've short sleeres and
pleated skirta. A whole
array of lovely garden
flower pastels white, too!
Of fine quality pure-dye
acetate crepe. See them
today sure! They're buys!
The GLORIOUS
FORTH
No one can deny they've taken their place in the sun these brilliant
American women. A week-day finds them, as a matter of course,
light-heartedly assuming a full share of the work and responsibility
of this busy world. But a holiday sees them off with equal enthu
siasm for a carefree playtime. Fresh relaxed youthful they hail
the freedom of field and road and beach and the pursuit of happi
ness. Gone are the green veils and the timid gestures of other days. Gone
the dull complexions and the dragging old-fashioned grind of duly
that kept them prisoners from the sun. Nowadays woman's work is
done and done in time for a wave and a beauty treatment.
How? By keeping herself posted on the newest ways to do things
the titne-savers, lx-auty builders, feminine aids and allies. By read
ing, studying, comparing and experimenting in the advertising
pages of this very ncvs)aper. Advertising is writing n great share
of the modern woman's independence program.
The glorious go forth to buy, as they go to play, with assurance and
the resolve to make the most of life. They know what they want and
where to find it, and the right price to pay. The time and money
saved are beauty aids in themselves. RF.AI) THE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mi
Only at Penney's! ,
Swimaway
SUITS
Shown:
Misses' Suit
1.98
Men's Suit, 1.98
Boys'- Trunks.
89c
Women's Suit
2.98
Children's Trunks,
79c
Penney's is the family's
headquarters when it comes
to buying bathing suits!
We've shown just a few of
our many styles here . . . we
have suits to please every-'
body! Conservative styles,'
dashingly up-to-date ones
... for everybody from'
Mother and Dad to the'
baby! All low priced, too!
miS- V i. ' .S---MA
Women's and Children's
ANKLETS
Pair
Good looking anklets. Reinforced for extra long wear !
Rayon plaited, line mercerized cotton in plain styles,
all over stripes and fancy cufT styles.
Children's Anklets, attractive styles lOe pr.
Women's better quality anklets, popular styles 19c pr.
. r. t
Crepe Romance
Bright Ntv Rayon Prints
Just about every type of pat
tern, in just about every color
ing! 39 in. wide, extra value!
Cinderella Crepe
A New Rough-Wtare Acetate
49 yard
iilorious pastels and street col
prs, in this smart dull acetate
canton. Full 39 inches wkla.
Terry Bath Towels
Large- Site!
25
Those are extra
absorbent! New,
smart col or s
that will suiy
fresh! 23 by 4t-
New Slacks
98C and $1.98
Come look these over, cool
crashes, and twttle, gay colors
cleverly made.
Summer Pants For Every Purpose
MEN'S SLACKS
For sports, for dress, for any wear!
SSS $1.98 to $4.98
Load up on slacks now for a busy summer season!
Whatever your tast4, you'll find what you're looking
for in our complete stack of "pants for every purpose."
Dressy drape models, sporty slacks, with and without
pleats! Any color and pattern you want! See theml
Men's Smart Summer
CAPS
Styled Right Priced Right,
25
They're made to eive you cool
comfort where its most wel
come! White ducks, linenes and
beach cloth . . . they're airy I
Men's Smart Sturdy
OXFORDS
With Built-in Comfort!
$2.98
Creased vamp, plain toe for,
added smartness, extra comfort.
Black side leather uppers, tough!
leather soles, half, rubber heels 1
LOT No. U24
Men! Be Cool! White
Topflight Shirts
c
Regular or NuCraft non-wile
collars' Made of pre-hrunk
quality broadcloth I lubiujitl
. Towncraft Beach or
Week End CASE
98
Grey Imitation linen cover.
Water proof lining! For bath
ing suit, baby clothes or a short
trip. 15" site. A Penney value
Men's White Sport
OXFORDS
Smartly Simple!
Smooth white leather for imiMl'i
looking dressiness I Trouisr
able, smai
creased vamp . . . flexible, dur-
ifT! Leather soles, huela
SSJ IS
sJ
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PENNEY
COMPANY
Incorporated