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TOMMY CHENOWETH HOST
TO FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAY
'RUTHKKLINf.r March 19. Tom
my Cheuowelh. entertained the first
unci second grade at the parish
house on Krlday afternoon, the oc
casion being his seventh birthday.
The children were served with a
large birthday cuke and Jello im
mediately after school and then
plnycd games. The young host waa
incipient of inuny nice Kilts from
WHILE THEY LAST
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mats, suitable for tub, shower or
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your Gas Company to every buyer
of a new
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Liberal trade-in allowance on your
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his schoolmates. Those enjoying
the affufr were; Lola St owe
Joyce Hnlgute, Kozellu Dean, June
Venn, Jtmo Cortnr, VJonnymuo f J lea-
son, June Young, Ella May Douuhl
Kohertson. iiuseell Owens, Rlchunl
t'oeiienbta'B. Charles Heller, Jiuhie
Davidson, Wayne Mukki-oyo. (iene
Culver. Floyd Corty, Cerium, Cur
rier, .Miss Uluuche Sinter, the
teacher of theBO unities and the
host. Tommy Chonowoth.
aride
pusBie ruDber, in ittrictive de
ign, 14x21 inches. White or
green. Hygienic!!? cellophane,
wrapped.
WHISKEY
... "Non-skid" mt of hih
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ROSEBURG
Society
Bv LOTUS KNIGHT POR'i'KH
LADIES COTERIE CLUB
MEETS ON WEDNESDAY
GI.ENDALE, March 19. Amid a
sotting of d.Ufodils and pusaywll-
lows, Mis. C. O. ltlchards. Mrs. 11.
u. Huntington and Mrs. C. W. Inc.
lium were hostesses at the latter's
lionie to the Ladies' Cotorio cluh
Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty-three member answered
the roll call. After the sccrolarv's
und treasurer's reports wero read.
it was. decided to hold ft coo led
food sale Saturday. M.irch 27th. A
committee composed of .Mrs. A. (1.
Henningor. chairman. Mrs. c. J.
Sether and Mrs. A. J. Knwcett
were named by Airs. IiiEh.im. iirosi-
ilent, to have charge of this sale.
funds f.-om which will bo used for
the purchasing of now bonks for
the public library sponsored bv the
cluh.
The program continued tho stndv
of tho American artists and Includ
ed the following: Nocturne in Hlue
nnd Silver, Whistler, prepared bv
Ml. W. B. (iarrett and road liv
Mrs. joi.n Mcculloch; Portrait of
'Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. C. O. Gar
rett; uerkahlre Hills. Mrs. D. P.
Mouchettc; The For Warning. Ho
mer, Mrs. M. K. Culhertson; King
Lear, Abbey. Ji-s. Foran Harroll;
Uhnrcu of Old Lyme, Hnssnni. Mrs.
Hairy Oldors: Icebound, Metoulf,
prepared bv Mis. Huntington nnd
rend by Mrs. W. S. Price. Mr
Olders closid the urogram with an
Interesting talk on "Points of In
terest In Pictures." Mrs. Honnlnger
gave an oral picture of Dance of
tho Vvniphs. Corot, which was hold
over from the January meetinc. Af
ter tho program MIes Gloria
Wunsch gave two lovelv piano se
lections and Sidney Iughnni, two
saxophone solos, r-coompanlcd
the piano by Mrs. Ingh. m.
The tnblo was beautiful wlt'
Venetian lace cover, green candles
in crystal en.wieibra and a center
niece of daffodils and pussywil
lows. Tie cnndles and refresh
ments carried out the St. Patrick's
motif. Mrs. C. E. Illldgo and Mrs.
John McCiilloch pronidod over the
urns.
Guests for tho afternoon Includ
ed Mrs. Sidna Davis, of Oregon
uuy and Mrs. u. D. Hoots.
REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING
KIDDLE, March 1!). Ttoliof no-
neltah lorto or Riddle held, n spe
cial meotlng Wednesday evening
at which time they put. on the de
cree work for their sisler lodge.
Tlertha Hehekah lodge of Cnnvon
vllle. Two candidates wore Initiat
ed, Mrs. Hnsh nnd Mrs. Wright.
Tho degree work was under thn di
rection of I. A. Dean . And Mrs.
Denn acted as muslclnh.' The "ot:-
ension also celebmlnd tho blrth-
nays of Alec WorlbinKton nnd H.
A. Crow nnd a bountiful nol'nek
supner fiirnlshe'l hy both the Can-
yonviWe nllfl Iliildle lodfrcs was
served In the dllllne ''all. Those
nresoMt from cnnvonvnie were Mr
nnd Mrs. Wnlter Onrnuli, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lewis Weaver. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ira Poo'. M'. nnd MrR. Wal
ter Pool, Mis. Victor Shaw, Mr.
pnd Mrs. Tnre1 Green. Mr nnd
Mrs. Alec Worthlnton pi-1 daugh
ter. PriociHa. M-. Wnle Wor"lnT-
ton. Mrs. Lou K"I"M. Mr-.. Wash.
nnd'Mrs. T-oola Wright and daugh
ter, Prlscllln.
MR, AND MRS. HOWARD
ENTERTAIN CLUB
OLALLA, March 19. Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Howard entertained
the II. O. Pinochle cluh r.t their
home Mondays evening. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Juspcr
Howurd, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph How
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heater,
Mr. and Mrs. James llomolkn, Mrs.
Richard Hook, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Ollivant, Chester Howard, Mr. nnd
Mrs. R. J. Curnall and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Howard.
From Girl to Woman!
QROWING girls
and many wom
en often are suffer
ers from female ir
regularities, nerv
ousness, due to
functional disturb
ances. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion is a dependable
tonic at such times.
It stimulate the
appetite, IncreaKi the intake of food. You
ftfl better and Wronger. Read what Mis.
Maude Davis of 710, N. Maple St.. Spokane,
Wtslt., said: "When I wan a girl developing
into womanhood I was awfully ncrvou and
weak, I Buttered from headaches associated
.with functional irregularity and wai lindtr
WflRhl, I took Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescrip
tion as a tonic nnd my apictUe incieawd. then
I Rained in wciglit and developed ir.lo ttmns
''-allhy woinantiood." Buy" of your drufuit
Trees Shrubs
Roses
Fruit and Nut Trees
Ornamentals
Grape Vines and Bulbs
Largest and most complete nur
series In Southern Oregon.
Home Grown Acclimated Stock.
Sales yard 8 miles south of
Roseburg on Pacific Highway
and one-half mile south of Coos
., . Junction,
C.E.MOYER
7 Nurseries
Roseburg, Oregon
' i ... , ; -j Phone 46F13
NEWS - REVIEW. ROSEBURCj fQKEQOKlpR IDA Y. MARCH 19, 1937.
and Clubs
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
MR. AND MRS. WICKLUNO
MELROSE, March 19. A plcas
ont surprise occurred Wednesday
evening when a group -.vent to the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wick
lund to honor them with a fare
well party. Mr. und .Mrs. Wlchlund
nnd family niu leaving next week
lor Liiiitornia. whore they will
make their homo.
Mr. and Mrs. WhkHind hnvo
resided at Melroso for tho past
two years, ami have mnde many
friends who regret to have them
leavo.
The evening wns vow enlovnbly
spent In visiting, singing nnd 'play-
rig guinea until a lute hour when
a beautiful nlctllro of Crater hike
was presented to Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wlrklund from their friends, Mrs.
C. J. Lundeen presented the pic
ture to them.
At eleven o'clock ilelieirftts re
freshments wore served to Mr. and
.Mrs. Wickiiind. their son. KernoHi,
and daughter, Faith, guests of hon
or, and to Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E.
Johnson and daughter, Rltta. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Brown and daugh
ter, Dolores, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Glass, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J Lundeen.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. nioomquist,
Mr.. dud Mrs. Oils Center nnd son,
Charles, Mr. and Mrs. John Rich.
rids, son. Dud. nnd dm ghters,
Miss WaUha and Ruth, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Chas. Olso". Mrs. J. Thorm
bers and son. Keith, Mrs. C-as.
Stubhi and daughter. Ho'io, Mrs.
Ruth Forslond and dnurhter, Miss
Margaret, Mrs. Cnrrie Tison end
daughter, Miss Ruth. Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Riisenhark. Jr.. Mrs. V. S.
Woodruff. Mips T.oli Ford. Mn E
L. Cooper nnd d-nighte,., Miss
Georgia Eme'v, Edward riu-on-bark.
Fritz Sjogren nnd Ruben
Armstrong-.
SUNSHINE 4-H CLUR
MEETS AT GREEN HOME
SUTHERLTN'. March 19. The
Riinhlne 4-IT club mot nt I bo boip
of Mrs. Hnzol Greon on Saturday
afternoon. During the business ses
sion. Bottv Lou Vogilnobl read a
letter from Mr. Drilton. county
r.lnh agent, in which he presented
information rcsnrding the propos
ed sum"inr enmp for both bovs nnd
"irli. which (:'. nlanne'i for early'
In Juno In be held nl Wolf Creek. I
Those nreoent were Al'"e and Hei.
n Sir's"!!!"'. Patt" lorlnn.
Irfi M"di, FarH a"' Jo':pn,'lne
Wolfe. Ednq Ruth Real and llettv I
Lou Voeelnohl
MR. AND MRS. METZKER ' V
! HNQREQ.BYjyFRIENpS v . O
SUTHKRU, March Jfi. Abotil.
thirty friends and relntlvoa of Mr;
and Mrs. W. Arthur MeUkor, re
cently married couple, spent Sun
day, evening at their homo In West
Suthorlin. Mr. and Mrs. Mctzker ,
were presented .with a lovely wet1
of dinnerwttre. i
TODAY AND SATURDAY
2 FINE FAMILY PICTURES!
BRING THE KIDDIES!
Adventure . . ever-perilous . .
ever-thrilling!
ffTlS! Braving hate . . . defying feat- in the
Cji(lggfS,WSj dangers of the African jungle ....
V . . S the most amazing adventure a man
and woman eveir chared! I
PLUS
Bob Allen
in
"Rio Grand
Ranger"
Chapter Four
'FLASH GORDON"
Ma:.. c 1 T l' ICO
Children 10c HTfJyjPi
BEAVER CLASS ELECTS
OFFICERS AT MEETING,
The Ilcu.'ei- class ot tho M. E.
church. South, held their bildness
nutting .Saturday nfiornoo i. 'I'm
rnnownig oltlccrs weio elocled
ITCildent, Carl White:; vLo-presi-dent,
Jaclt Adair; seemtmy. Alouzo
MiK; u-casurer, Unuuo iturvoy
B.ihum" or tho ruin lliev we-i mi
"bin to take their hiUi :'s idunned
hut u winiior mint was planned
mm- mo nnxt lm-ftlns at Jack
Adah-s hoinu on tho uftcrnooii o
Murch
JOLLY TWELVE CARD
CLUB HAS MEETING
YONCALLA, March 19. The
members of the Jolly Twelve Card
club enjoved uu evening Moudav
night, when Mr. nnd Mis. Gcoigo
Edi's, cniiM'lalned at a notliick sun-
per. Five hundred wus the diver
sion or the evening Willi Mrs. Erie
Sienscth and Fred Merk winning
prizes.
MARKET
REPORTS
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Mnrch 19. (AP)
Expectation of a bearish govern
ment report, caused a general slide
of inleruallonal wheat prices. Cu
the cash murkets the pressure wns
far worse than In futures although
little cash wheat Is being offered
at the source. On tho Portland fu-
lures market, wllh sale of 12.0,00
bushels the May was off but 1
cent and July a similar sum. Ln
cal cash wheat lost 21 cents and
Monlnna 3 cents, .
Wheat: Open High Low Clone
May 1.18 1.18 1.17 1.17
July 1.09 1.091 1.08, 1.081
Cadi wheat: Big Bond blueslein.
Inv., 121 pet., 1.181; dark hard win
ter 13 pet., 1.3H.1; 12 pet., 1.291; H
pet.. 1.241; soft .white, western
while, hard wilder ,and " western
red, l.llil.
PAGE Lumber s Fuel Cn-nnany
-ells hnlll-lii eahlnets. Ail kinds of
doors. Plain and fancy glnss. Win
dows, sash, weights and cord, etc.
Adv.
MIU WE
STOP GREASY
INDIGESTION WE
FEEL JUST FINE
Our stomach can't dli-ml crru.. Nlil,.i
ran our bowel,. Only our pancreatic Juice
'nM wllh our im can digcd
When we set bad taste, hendaclie an(
lhat nasty urouchy feeliiiK which comei
.from greasy indigestion, take 1 Carter!
JpitUe Liver 1111 before, each meaUond
Wter. 1 -a
y Carter's Little Liver PIlt bring a Iar
. How of our pancreatic juice and bile juice
Into our bowels. The large flow of tries
jutcei digests the grease we bave eaten
Then we burst Into life and Into our wort
like a joyous skyrocket.
But if you want this glorious relief from
greasy indlt-sUon, ask your dmsgist foi
Carter's Little Liver Pills iy nmnc nn.l
Uihbornlv rfuu to buy nnythinjr oltte. 2V
Shows
5-7-9:30
P. M.
EB
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I.aVorn 11 mils, state foreman,
inegoii coupler riilure Craftsmen
of America, Frank Wickhuin, sup
eriniendeiii liosebui'K chapter F.
C. A., and llrnco W. Mollis, mem
ber of advisory board Oregon chap
ter F. 0. A. nnd local advisor of
I ho Iiosebilrg chapter, were guesls
of the Grants . Puss chapter a!
ihulr nnniiul banquet Thursday
evening. This banquet la givou an
nually by (he employers of appren
tices in honor of their guesls, iho
Grunts Pass trades class of tho
high rchool. The banquet table
wus prepared for seventy employ
ers, upprciulres nnd guesls In the
Cave grotto of the Redwood hotel.
Music hy the high school orclies-
ll'!. toasts from several employers
and apprentices, and a movie,
"Boulder Ham Under Construe
Mon," provided an enjoyable even
ing for all presenl.
The annual Hoseburg F. C. A.
employers' banquet will bo held
nt the Umpqila holel Wednesday1,
March 81, at 7 p. in. The commit
leos lire working diligently to pro
vide I he biggest and most enjoy
able banquet nnd program ever
given hy Ibis organization, It Is
repo.rfed. The Roseburg chapter of
the Futuro Crnftsmen of Alnorlea
will have as their guesls their em
ployers, the Roseburg upurentlce
commission, (he hoard of educa
tion ami other special guest b,
Hie annual atato convention of
the Oregon chapter will convene
n! the Imperial hotel, : Porlland,
lor three days, April lii, 111 nnd 17.
An interesting program is plan
ned, Including the contest between
the first nid, parliamentary pro-
cedure and public speaking teams
"FOOD FOR SALE"
Shop Saturday at this store every friend
ly courtesy and accommodation will be
extended and YOU PAY NO HIGHER
PRICE, QUALITY CONSIDERED.
, A Few Special Attractions
Ham for Easter 2
eM..lA Small Netted
(Many are buying these for spring planting.)
Peaches or
Apricots
Pears
No. 2 tins,
2 for
Grapefruit
I
If. A H.? Camnbe!l'a or M ma
6 tins l it
Walnuts 2W, .ISc i"88
: . I STARTS SUNDAY
Asparagus. ,-15c fannn
Olives liPSsfTfiw
wiwi' r.,iu,r. T.n,in. -ajw lMmm.f:',,
COMMEROAL iff 3lj
Cake Flour 25c 1 1 n ? WM
tXagffji
Supreme Bulk. . .It
Coffee-25c l 73c I iMMi
E )f Zr" W?
323 W. Cass Phone T.4 I MM$
Free Delivery. I iUr
U VV d H f MM Um frJ
ItrirVijL - -
ot the, various chaplers.
The Itoseuurg cliupier Is plan
ning to have in leuat ten delegates
present, and will participate in the
coldest.
SPEAKERD ATCDAT
ECONOMICS MEET
Mn.. S. A, JciluiHion, hoad of iho
homo economics department ot
Llnrielil collcgo at McMinuvllle,
will be guesil upciikcr nt the dis
trict meeting f ho.no economics
oponsurcd by the homo economics
cluh ot Itosohuig senior high on
April 10. Mrs. Jonassnn, who was
once homo economics inslructor
here, will ho remembered ai, the
former Fruuces WrieM.
Delegates from Ilecdsport, Oak
land, loncuha, Grunts 1'a.is nnd
several oilier schools are expected
to niieud the meeting.
Girls from tho locul cluh serving
as cmiirmen or committees on ar
rangements nre: Fern Nutting,
Virginia Ness. Eileen Klclst, Vir
ginia Young, Mudlyn Stomas, Eva
Ilulior and Alone McDonald.
LOCAL NEWS
Food and Canry Sale The Meth
odist Indies nld w ill sponsor a food
sale Saturday at McKoan and
Baldwin's, at which time also Mrs.
George Churchill's Camp Fire
group will sponsor n candy sale.
Cooked Food Sale Saturday
Thn Garden Valley Women's club
will hold a cooked food rnlo Sat
urday at Powell's 'hardware store
on North Jackson Btreet.
Leaves Police Force Tony Mo
tiovltch. employed for tho past two
years with 'Iho Oregon stale police,
has reslgnod his position to accept
civilian employment nt Portland.
Ho wns given lmmedinto relense
from his work In Roseburg ln or
der Hint ho might assume tho now
work. His successor to tho Rose-
burg forco hns not yet been named.
St
35s
Large tins,
2 for
2$
6 Cans
Juice
THREE
CITY NEWS
E. Ai. Matthews, of Ixmklngglnss,
was In town uiiundliig to business
tor a lew hours yestetduy. .
Henry Lander, of Anchor, Hpent
yesterday in this city uiteudlng to
business.
K. (I. Whipple, of Th-nln. wns a
business vlsilor in this city yes
terday. Mrs. W. Vox, or (Hide, spent yes
teiday in this cily shopping and
visiting.
fcALL FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY
iGENERAL FUND WARRANTS '
'AND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
BOARO WARRANTS
Notice Is hereby glvon that don
era! Fund Warrants of Douglas
County, Oregon, registered NOT
PAID POll WANT OF FUNDS,
prior to nnd Including warrant
number 3ni9 and riOlKlLAH :
COUNTY KDUCATIOMAI. HOAItll
wuiTilnts prior In and including
warrant number . 1111, are called
for payment on March Hi, 1337.
Present thoin at dm officii of tho
county treasinor. Iulcrn:'.t will
ceu8o on that dato.
D. II. LENOX, Treasurer,
Douglas County, Ore. ' -
TOWNSEND CLUB MEETING
Thn Townsond club will meo' nt
tho CDiU'thnuso tonight ftt 7::i0. for
a regular meeting. An intorestln?:
program hus been niTaneed
J. C. OKItKTY.
once
n apple Yl
- News and
Popsye Cartoon
Preview Saturday
Night.
I Today and Saturday
THUNDERING 'pny
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