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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936. THREE bh I n n a SOCIETY and CLUBS ' MkdAummar ma L 1 ; This 13 the opno'rtunity for ths man whc knows the va!ue of a dollar They ere solnf? at an extremely low price, tlieso liijh quality hrad tailored suits which will be sold riitlit out of our c'.othir.r; racks. Ail summer pattern suits will be sold to clear cur rac':s for fall mcrcharsdisz. These era not I'rjht summer weight suits but coed ail arouni vci'ht hsrd finiilj vorotsd suit:. ALL 327.50 SUIT3 ON SALE ALL $34.E0 SUITS ON SALE $26.50 Also al! Sport Shirts will be sold at sale price. ALL $1.00 SPORT SHIRTS All White Shoes es follows: FAMOUS FIVE $3.00 BUCK OXFORDS.... $3oS5 FRIENDLY FIVE $5.00 VASHETTES $595 FAVORITE RECIPES (firond:ist ly tho Woman's Rx cli.'tni! Hi-p-'itiii'-nt of KlINlt and ' l-uMishi'ii hi thfl 1 'iii:;!:rt' enmity ii ..-k lumk. Complete t i-pi-3 of thin ft l.nnk itriy ho pun-hoM-d ;it the :,Vws-i;eVHv offk-e nt 5U colli artl.) . " v; : ;MARSA'MALLOW SALAD MRS. FRANK CONN ' ' ' . 'Rosebufg, Ore. 3 Large can jtineupplc, No.:,2',4 2 orangey J " . t 1 cup walnut moats : ' ' 21 innrshuutllows 1 nip whipping cream '' 3T, flour iii) "sugar . .Pinch of salt ' -Dm hi Jul err from" plnca'vple and t heal., Sift flour, sugar ami salt to gether and mix with beaten eir-js. S I Ptir hitd i lirit Ijlilee.? ih:- 'double boiler, stirying -ohh(:i'U1v siuiiL thick uiiij sftuomv MxftitMoruf t1 tiiftiutfH. L;t cool. When cool add whipped cream and fruit and nuiisinaUowfi .cut .in r.lo,ces. Make about 2 hours -before serv inc. Add nuts shortly before Prv- I'M j s ' V fV! i?c ,? Make parties "go" with JilE! Let's get down to brass tacks about ale. It is something you offer everyone now, no matter what chc you serve, because it doesn't play the tricks that some other bever ages do. It warms and cheers, makes any party "go" uilhout a ''liam" feeling in the morning. And it gives your guests a cboitc. With 50 years brewing experience, we offtT famous R.wiivr Ale vigorous, hale and hearty Rainier Beer's big brother with a little more muscle, aMitttc more brawn, a little mure lift, but no Ictilou n. Taste its restful flavor. Enjoy, without hesitation, this spark ling, bubbling brew. No need to go "on the wagon" if you go on Rainier Ale. PLEASE REMEMBER: Pninltr Af if tUghtff mor hiorolrng fhin br. Hownvtr, ri in th tet of any itimulanf, wt tujQttt you drink it modrrall, for YOU will I'l it bMr fhaf wnf. BltrWI RS OF RAIMLR DI'LR. SIMS . ON SALE ing. Serves 12 or 15.' May add maraschino cherries for color. TOMATO BUTTER MRS. V. L. BUSH ; Lookingglass, Ore. Equal parts of. .tomato pulp and apple sauce. Sugar aad ppicea to suit taste. Finch of taH. ln t in enamel pan or crock and (M't in moderate, oven to cook. It will not bum and, ivjll iiot have to be sthn;eiltu often as if cooked on lop of stove ! alv.aVfi cook my fniit butters ' this way. To make a test drop u smalt nntount in nance dish. If a ring" (;f water (hum not form u round "the outer edge it L done. Seal while hot. ( . ; i . PORTLAND, Arg. 7. (API Coroner's deputle.r --'aid' Injuries received n veeft a fro In ah'mitoiuo-bile-mutm cycle collhuen" heal' Rat nieiwaused the death of Willtani IliiiiiijUui,. 52,. in ,n , bosnjt-.-.l , hen: Ih:U'iiighr'. 'PeUh of thrlhii 'Hnrittf Lit '1'0iiu:ht "toVtS the nuuilier of frnflic fatalities iii Portland since I tec. 1, l!):r.. The Rirl died of in juries received in a collision of two cars yesterday. Qotli rivers' were charged 'witli ' Involuntary man Flfiuffht nr. V i., OLD STOf.K ALE & 5TOCT, 5mn iV L-i . m i. TV Wholesale Distributing Co., Roseburg, Ore. Phone 340 liy LOTUS K.NIGUI I'OKIL! n M r. CI im HAS FORMER RIDDLE GIRL FNJCVAELE MEETING ! nmni.R, aw:. 7. nffic I.(ii"erwooi1. n'SIrtM 1) Mrs. nmn i K"'i;t:-. e it; rr.'.iri'-l the P. . C. c'ub at her heme Thursday after noon. Mrs. Margaret Kinimel, rreai !dc;ie. conducted the busiiup.- mect ! ins nt v. ::i( h tho fi-l:o officers i were ejected ."-r t'.ie copiiuK year: rlrs. Josle Pruner. pretit!er.t : fma lludlar. vfce-nre.ddent; Jor-io Pfaff, Ke.-retary; l.irz!o Crow, treasurer. At the entertainment period read ! int'S were given bv Omn Kellar tnd jAHa Aspev. llellcions rofre.-.liuienta I of ajnde pie topocd with ire cream land iced tea were served to the I following erue.its and members: I Planche Wood. Ma-ile Logsdon. i An.-a Mills. Cladvs Willl.ima. Joaie I Prur.er, Oina Kelhv. AltT Afney. I AMce Creen, Ethel Mae V.'orthiiifC 1 ton. Ann Worthington. Helena 1 Riddle. Minnie Cornntt. I.ora P.id- die, Mir. Withers, MUh Montgom ery, Margaret Knninei ana me no tes, Mrs. Lcdgerwood. GIRL SCOUTS HAVE ENJ0YA3LE HIK5 j CAMAS VAI.i-KY. AtiT. 7. The ! Ctrl scouts am' their leader. Mrs. j Nellie Seigl, planned r n nil dav )hil;e and picnic over t'i mountain to the ed:re of Reston AVednesdny. ! Mr.'i. Peiel invitvd several of t!ie 'vounser lmys to aeconr-any t'mm. I They went in cars to the Ociler f nluce pnd h!l:ed cn over t-:e moun jtain, stiipning at a beautiful nien'c 1 jr round on a mall crck for lunch. iT'ie girls r:id leidrr held a busf t ness lncetln.? fidl iwin:; the hmch 1 hour. 1 Those enjoying (he dav were, in vited guests, Marcus Brown, ron ald T nv.'fwm, Urn Coon. I.efe Sei-gr-l, Dewev and IV.hert Hunt'ey and I lovd 'Pohons: ' seout", V:r- I alula Coon. Marie Rrk'ol, H.-nova ihintlev, J.ula r'ld Pollv p-iborla. Ilettv Pi-iTctt. Cr.rol and Mnrilvn Pa':nr, I,ni-;ne Porrv anil the lead er, J.!n. N.dlie S'egt. , onutTRY PICNIC TO e HELD AT UMPOUA PAP.K SUNDAY, AUGUST 9TH The poultry incnie ha-, bn nn 'louncd for Sundav, A'tvrtnt !Hh, to be held at Fmpcj-'n par!; I "ginning at ten o'clock in the morn'n;?. Races have been arranged for both, old and young to he lield from ten until twelve o'clock. A basket Jun'!i will b rerve 1 r.t noon nnd free coffee, lemonade and . ice cream v ill lie furn'.uhed by ' eonnnittep. Ilnrseshoe nit'-hinT will bp held and at oiie-thirty o'clocrk talks will be given on Hie program bv .1. R Co:dv and Mr. K'em-y, A soft ball game will bo-iiii promollv. at two o'clock, followed by. datic- "if! EPISCOPAL GUILD AT RIDDLE HAS MEETING RflpLR,Au!;. 7 ; The igulld.. .of tV'rcplscnp-al Vtfi:fch mVt At 'The ;aiild' hall Wednemlav aftci'ii'io vith a koi d a tiendanctv pronent. Irs. Kvelyn Gardner, vice presi dent, had char,"(? nf the meeting and will serve until tho end of the year, the president. Mr.:. Carl Fish er, hnvin-r nwel a';v. 0 y V. ST At " t x k ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE Kinni.r:. Au?. Tho many fri.-nda of Ml.-b irginia Kirk, wnu t.j:..;cri re.tided ul Kiddie, were intcie.ud l:i biantiB of hi r U:;;r ria;;e on July SK:l to K.iy C. Kaml mioia of Chicago. The ceiemony v.uj held in t ;; All any Park -M. i-:. chi.rcli at S:L. Tue h.Stie Ktokvd vuiy lovily in a !uwn of ico Mtu lac- witli hat i.f the hinau .natenal and caiied J.ink rasebud::. 'Ala Pearl Smit:;. her attendant, vor a torreiiponding frocit of puk uud carried bluo delphiniums. Imuie diateiy foilov.In;; Hie ceiomony the Li i-ie and ktooui left for a lion-'y-moon trip I'lruagh (,'uiiuda. -Mr. mid Airs. Landidrum will be p.t home to their many frienda af ter Sept. Kit at their ae home, 5:i2 N. Pine St., CnicaiiO, 111. o DRAIN RESIDENTS ATTEND CONVENTION I1RAIN. A:;g. 7. Among those attending the Dougnis county con vention of Christ Um churches at Voncalla Monday were Rev. and Mrs. Hel.-eth, Me.sdaiiea Moore, Palehen, Kenny, Lnkey, White. Ueasley, McParlund, iteueflel, X!r. and Mrs. A. K. Cardt uer nnd Mr. ;;nd Mrs. IJIackuell. ' The ladies" quarli tie of the local church, Mesdames Kake, Kenney, IUirtUtt and 1 Hack well, sang a couple of numbers at the evening service. ETHIOPIA PICTURED AS LAND OF GOLD PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 7. (AP) The Rev. U H. i'hristian, one of the three vice-prefiidents of tlie Seventh Day Adventlst church, told interviewers here that . gold can be picked up in Kthiopiu "just as it was picked up in California In the days of '41. " "Ethiopia is a fine conniry, one of t lie prettiest and moat 'fertile in the world." Pr. Christian, who was In charge or bis church's work in Kuropo for HI years, said the Kthiopians "as a lace about as clever mentally as any people I have ever met but they are proud and lazy." Ho said the Italians "are going to do great tilings for that country." He referred to Kurope as a tln derbox and Paid "the greatest is sue in Kurope today Is commun ism." VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES HOLLAND-SMITH Paul Welsh Holland and Arlyuo liiua Smtlti, both residents of Glide. . .;. 1 , . ! ! m! fariln.1 of ''Myrilo Cek, was in (own for a few hours, yes terday attending to buidno.r. . T. p. Garrison, of Oakland, was here attending to business for short time yesterdav. 'I Locsil News Leaves for Seattle Paul Jenkins, circulation manager of the News Review, left last evening for Sout Ue to spend a couple of days. Go to Portland Mr. and Mrs. C. M. O'Malley and the latter's mother, Mrs. Fayette lingenberg, of this city, are spending a few days in Portland on business. Mrs. Reeves Home Mrs. T. H. Reeves returned to her homo on West First street Thursday, after spending two days in Eugene with Mrs. Robert Franks, who is in the hospital there. Visiting In Hollywood Miss Ma rina Smith, of Roseburg, has left' for Hollywood,- Calif., to Bpend a month visiting relatives and friends. She will lie accompanied home by her grandfather, (ieorge Praun. Returns Here Robert Franks, manager of Safeway store No. 141, returned to his work this morn ing, after spending the paHt couple of days' in Eugene with his wife and baby son, who are in the hos pital there. Back From Vacation MIsb .Freeda nruunninger, who operates a dressmaking establishment at 24S South Jackson street, has returned to this city, after spending a week in Portland vacationing and visiting various furrier and dressmaking shops. . ; : ; . ' Former Teacher to Visit Here Miss Frances Potter, former Rose burg teacher, now teaching in Portland, is - expected to arrive here tonight or in the morning to remain over the week-end vlBiting at the home of Mrs. J. K. Fulbe on East Douglas street. She will be accompanied by Miss Ellen Nel son, also a teacher in Portland. They are making the trip to Rose burg by automobile via the coast route. Former Resident Visits Joe Champagne of Mesa, Arizona, was a visitor in Roseburg for ceveral hours yesterday for the first time in 39 years. Ho was born at French settlement, Melrose, a member of one of the earliest families . in that district. Ho was accompanied here by his brother and sister-ln.law Mr. and Mrs. Henry Champagne, of Portlund, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wynne of Cottage Grove. The Portland and Cottage Grove couples returned home last night, and Joe Cham pagne continued south to Ash land, where he is visiting a Bister, Mrs. Hello Arunt, whom lie has not seen for more than 40 years. 1 GLENDALE OI.KNOAI.K, Ore., Aim. 7. Mis Roy Mi'ltrcnu, of Atwiuor, Cullf., ami uiMiKhtf'r nnit family, Mr. mm Mrs. Krnlik Wilson uml tlleir (luug)itcr und son, of Sun Frun. Cisco, and Mrs. Alonia Wnll and daughter, JcanneUo, of Medford, visited Willi Mrs. Klsld Heals Tims, day. Mrs. Ilchrcau, nnd Mrs. Wall urn sisters of Mrs. Heals. ('. W. liiKluim left Wednesday for Portland to meet Mrs. Iiiatimil und sons uud Mr. and Mrs. S. K. IliKli.'tm. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Dayton vis ited in Myiile Creek Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kniiiiett Ilclchcr spent Saturday In Grunts Puss ut tendhiK to business. Mrs. Edna lOlders returned lust week from an extended visit in Porlola, Cullf. Mr. ami Mrs. riurt Helclinr nnd family, visited Mr. Ileleher's sls Inr, Mrs. tilen St. Cluir in CottitKO Glovo over the week-end. Hull Lewis left Wednesday lllalit for C'ornini,', Calir., wliern he will lie Joined by Ills eiuudmotlier, Mrs. Kllen Moore and make the return trip with him. llnrvey Duncan of Diamond luke spent the week-end nt home. Albert Jones, of Medford. visited several days with Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. .Tones. Mr. and Mrs. Cnrter P. Kucnn. of Portland, visited Tuesday ami Wednesday with Mrs. Kl-kiiu's nnr- cnts. Mr. uml Mrs. Andrew Pete. Henry Pete, who has been vacn- tlouliiK In Portland the past week, necoiniianieil them home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook nnd son, lllllle, of Grants Pass visited with Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Pawcctt, Tuesday. Mrs. Ashead and daiiEhter. Marv. and M Irs Helen Smith, made u brief visit Tuesday with Dr. anil Mrs. A. J. Knwcctt. They were on their wuy from the norlh to their home In Pnpudena, Calif. Mrs. C. K. White nnd daunhler, Dorothy, left Tuesday for Kan I'rnnclsco where Dorothy will en ter an art school. Mrs. Illldgo ex pects to return home after a two weeks' vlsll. Mrs. Kay Wright and small son and slsler, Mrs. I.eniiR Itennett, mnile a brief visit here Tuesday on their way to their home in Sweet Home. Mrs. Wrluht hns been visiting her parents In rhlco, Calif., for thn past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. HiikIi Melssner and son. Hob. and daughter. Helen, nf Unite. Mont., visited with Walt Melssner and family Tuesduv. It was a reunion of the two broth ers afier fourteen years of teparu llon. Mr. nnd Mrs. ,T. A. Olson nnd family accompanied Mrs. Hetty Stevenson and son. Norman Col lins, when ihey returned to their heme In Oakland, Calif., last wek. They e.xneci to be irone two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. S. Vnutrhn snd fam ily of Sweet Home visited hero over the week-end. Here From Yoncalla Sam Gar ner, of Yoncallu, spent Thursduy in this city on business. Here on Builneic C. C. Clink, reul estato broker from KiiKeue, was a business visitor In this city yesterday. Returns to Sutherlin M e r 1 e Bund has returned to Sutherlin to reside, after spending several weeks at Manieton. Uam Fmm f'unentnl 1.. Wooil- u-n nl mt iter HuleKinaii from Eu gene, was a busiuetm visitor In Rosmtui'K 1 liursduy. . Coqullle Visitor Here Attorney J. J. Stunloy, of Coqullle, spent u few huurs hero yesterday unend ing to luutil ImsluoBS. Reedtport Attorney In Town- Attorney W. (i Henson, of Heeds port, spent yesterday In this city unending to legal business. Takina Vacation Dr. O. C. Pin- lay lias closed his ilunlul office in the Medical Arts building until Au gust It, while, he spends ti week vucatloning. , Attend to Business County As sessor llnrlon Holllwcll and De puty Assessor J. G. Stephenson spent yesterday in Camus Valley attending to business. At Young Home Miss I.orraino Christiansen, of Sunta Mnrlu, Calif,, is visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Young on Flint Btreet tvr a couple of weeks. Back From Wallowa Mrs. Fred L. Southwlck and two sons, Mnrs E. and l-aurunce, nnd Miss Violet Rose have returned to their humeH after n visit to Wnllowu, Ore. At - Valley Cafe O. H. Shaw, chef -at' the' llnsehurg hotel hero for Uie past seven years, lias re signed to accept employment us chef at the Vnlley hotel cute. Stops Here Morris S. Swan, of the General Insurunce Company of Anioriea, Portland, stopped over here Thursday to attend to busi ness en route to Klumuth Fulls. , Greatly Improved J. O, New land, who has been seriously ill for the past several weeks, is now reported to be greatly improved I at his home, on South Jackson street. I Back From Texas Richard ajid Joe Pargeter have returned ;to their home In this city, after spend ing the past three weeks visit big relatives and friends in Lubbock, Texas, ... . , , j ! Expected Here Saturday-Mrs. Edith Phipps, of Snn Francisco, is expected1 :to nrrtVo in Roseburg Saturday to visit at the home of Mrs. T. R. Vlrdeu on North Juck son street. . , ; . Visit Here Thursday Mrs, Ger trude Lystul and Mrs. W. R. Stev enwon and daughter, of Gleudule, spent Thursday here , attending to business uud visiting the former's niece, Mrs. Ethel Rodley. Moves to Roseburg Ed Do ran lias been transferred from Yukima to Roseburg as manager of the Pa cific Fruit and Produce company here ami, with his family, is mak ing his home ut 90U Cobb street. Portlanders Here Rev. and Mrs. Byron Travis and son, of Portland, have arrived in Roseburg to visit Mrs. Travis' mother, Mrs. Croft Sr., uud her brother and sister-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Croft. Visit Here 1 tenia id Schmeder Jost and daughter. Miss Frances, nf Portland, stopped over here this week to visit Mrs. Doyle Smith, uud left Thursday for home, after enjoying their vacation in Califor nia. Transferred to Centralla Hill Ross, manager of the local Pacific Fruit nnd Produce company, has been transferred to Centralla, Wash., as manager of the company there. He left with his family this week for Washington, Returns to Eugene Miss Eunice White has returned to her homo in Eugene, after spending Bovernl days here visiting her father, Charles White Jr., her grandfather, Charles White Sr., and fcer great grandmother, Mis. Hunan Root, on North Pine Btreet. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Gcofgf Heaton and family, unit Mrs. Gertrude Lee and children, of Ontario. Canada, have left for their homes, after spending sever al days here visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Rhoads. Mrs. Heaton and Mrs. Leo ore nieces of Mr. Rhoads. Leave for Diamond Lake Miss Gladys Plain and her brother. Jack, of Days Creek, left Thurs day for Diamond lake to spend n week vacaticnlng. Miss Plain, who Is a teacher in the Myrtle Creek school, Just recently returned from rnlvetHlly of Oregon summer school. t Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Howden have relumed to their home on Commercial nve nut, after spending the paHt two weeks vacationing. They spent a part of their time In Westwood, Calif., visiting their son, Eugene Ilowden. who is operating the West wood bakery there with IL W. Cbllson, formerly of Roseburg. They stopped nt Crater luke en route back to RoHeburg. California Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carter and son and daughter, of Lemooro, Calif., arrived here Wednesday to vIbU at the homo of Mrs. Carter's uncle and aunt, Mr. und Mrs. L. I). Kelly. They plan to visit In Rose burg until Monday, when they will go to Hllverton and then to Worh ington to visit relative and rilendn. They expert to stop here again en route hack to California. CITY VISITORS Norman Duncan, of Canyonvllle, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Mrs. h. Osborno, of Riddle, spent yesterday in thhfclty sho ping und visiting mends. Albert Cochran, of Yoncalla, spent several hours In this city yes terday on busineur,. Misa Meloy. of Oakland, . hopped and visited friends in town for u few hours yesterday. Roscoo Pall, of Riddle, was a business visitor In this city yester day. Richard Wilklns and Ed Haines, of Oakland, were busino.is visitors lii this city Thursday. C. D. Tulcott, of Glide, spent Thursday in this city attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Muupin, of Kellogg, were busincsB visitors In this cltv yesterday. - ' i Saturday Only! THRILLS OF THE ; ; ; : . End j r 3 1 i j "MARIHUANA" .1 . All Seats 35c Adults 25c Children 10c TODAY - SATURDAY 1 " THE FASTEST PICTURE OF THRILLal CHILLS! SPILLS I f rXIVENDY BAR R IE : JAMES STEWART UNA MERKEL XKJ? T E DH E A L Y Bank Night Saturday $lgC Lafayette Wood, of Cuthorlln was here attending to business for a short time yesterday. J. G. Rodman, of Ilrockway, was. a business visitor In to.vn for a few hours Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ollivant and two daughters, of Olntln, were ' in Roseburg Thursday vlHithig rela tives and attending to business. rjro;enorbaked the flavor lstS Schilling PURE E yamla ROARING RANGE! . Preview Saturday ' ' and Bank Night . $15 Today' "' Shows. 1:30-7-9 P. M. 1936 v ...who take their lifeC' in their hands and love A where they find it!