Roseburg news-review., May 06, 1937, Page 2, Image 2

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937.
TWO
City Lay in Great Supply
. of Wet Goods; 2 Million
Visitors Expected.
Hv IOI.,ll!lt V. I'KTKHKON
LONDON. May (I. IA1') J.OU
iluu In rnmly n i-eli-bruiu the cor
umittuii Willi foam and bulihlt'8.
No Iobb tliun 2511.001) axtru liur
!ol8 of liei-r, liy u uoimcrvutlve
ettllimttt!, will Iju uou.sunu-d luifurn
the loiuuutliin Ih nvor, ami II J
luuilliiK Iiuic-Im liuve stocked up
Ui'uvily with champagne, wines
und liquors.
'fbo fuinoU8 old toast of "Ood
nuve flit) kinii" l KniliK to be
drunk from one end of Loudon to
the other, by ilmvajtiii', deliutiintoa,
workmen oldliin and oven vis
itors from the South Sen IhIuiiiIh.
.; J.nlKlun uicllt life undoubtedly
. will nut a new buoHt. by the corona-
.,' (Ion. inul nlthotiKh lho ntiilit spots
kfntook n long time lo uiiluli on, they
!now are mulling to 'lie uulll'eil at.
The city's first "floor ahow"
'! oneneil In war days; II failed. A
I hotel tried It 111 .11121. i'nr 11 long
:' time ilho wt.nl end was littered
with failnreti in Ihe ultompts to
. ! tin n nlKhl Into day.
-t It look American ehoniH girls to
put over the "floor Hbow" iilen.
f and they slill work here In large
. jltlmbera.
The expected Z.Ouii.tiOO eoroua
.. lion visitors will have nt lea.il two
1 nights of extreme guioty. Al lilid
- night May H, an eorouatinii day
; begins, hedlam will break loose,
with IrtlllipetH and horiiK blowing
and everybody yelling. The nllit
I of May 12, after the king Is erown-
oil. will top the extruvugniuu of
letting the bai'H down.
.; 'llivor parlieH on the Thames
on largo ocean and cruising liners
' and on private craft will give, the
l finishing touch. Itiver police, who
rescue about lltll persons front
! e drowning iiitc-li year, aren't expect
;; hit; U), sleep much. i
:t Liquor Act Circumvented
t . . Licensing laws, for .lltiuor will
, j interfere ,to u certain i'XU'jil with
,, .tlio night spots. brlnkB nuiy be
I nerved In I'lisliuirauls mid cabarets
; Jiuly up to a ,certali hour usually
; midnight unions special perniis-
.slim has been secured.
- Hut London hits go I around Hint
iy through the so-called "night clubs"
or bottle purly clulis" where the
word rcluh" Is taken more lllorally
: than In that iisiiko III America. 'Vis
, Jtois Jo those chilis must "Join" for
' ti uoiultiul fee usually uhuul $1 to
V S2.BII. ....
Hie visitor jtlgns tonus which
: penult the rluli, as agent, to obtain
. ;; .liquor by the. botlle. from mer
;i" 'chants. . The hollies are labeled
; .Willi llic. ciiHioiiini's name, placed
, i on the table as Ills property and
' i, Jtopt--.If , neoessiiy. iiintll .tlio- eus
.;' Imiiw, comes back -, bocoiuI or
; ithlril tlnio'.to .finish off tlio:1 con
;!r' :tontB. . . .- ,y ' ,
K all (fives .London a just ciiusu
to .bo called guy. She'll havo a
,," 'ttise In her liulr and .cmifoltl hi her
yus in coronation lime.
; inspector'jrksT
; workmen strike
-AI.IH()llT, May r,.-(AP)--A
., alrlke occiined here ,Monihiy when
. . id workmen on the $:17,000 lilh
school bulldlUK, a WI'A project,
-. walked out In protest HKiiiliHt tin
belt diet, inirllnuil, architect's In
,, speclor. tor Ills attitude toward
I eiirpenters, It. K. Ilrownell, ehnlr--',
Ulan nf u jliotesl eoiuiillllee, said.,
: . Iliownell said the workmen, at
a llieetlui; held on the bulldiui;
site, determined. to slop work im-
i 111 tlie inspector was replaced.
They diafli'd n resolution to I lie
county school board at Toledo, and
;, an eiiutiKoiicy ineetliiK of the braird
was culled In discuss the dispute.
STATE RELIEF LOAD
JS SLIGHTLY EASED
KALUAI, May 6. (Al') Tlio
llllluher of persons recelvlllK Ken-
oral relief assistance in Oreuon de
creased i:u per cent In Mnivh over
tin' iireviuiis tnnalh, stale ltellif
; JJIiector iloudy reported lo tlio
Colitis Now Relieved by
'Common Garden Vegetable
bloinath iidxIMists on the Mafl ai a w1l
kmiwn Clikni-o lld.iiital have niiunct a
, revolutionary, new ami inexutiuivc ttealmcnt
. ior Uiitnach and luixlenal ulcers with a pnxl
. uct iltrlvetl (rum oktn. tunmiun Soutlierrt
8at(ten vcRctnble. Krmarknhle re.Milti have
pcen ohtnltictl (11 alrtiltjr Avid conditions, ni
well n in many stuhlturn cases of colitis.
" Treatmont ii known as V. M. ur VeecMucena
. And can ho olitnitietl along with Booklet ol
valuable lutotmitlutt auj Report! from Doc
, 1 lora and
,tiin unit lU'Mltul til N ATI MX
IT1. l,i:i tTO, is; N. ,luokmi St..
JI-.s-lnitK.
Tin- child ulin.m tiM'tli nit' il.
h'ftlvt caiinttt lKisnllily Iciirn
with iho Hjuno upliliiih' 11s tlio
otio wliii Hill l-i n lid Ktuh tin
linviiiici'. v
rJhotiK( If nllriii'ti'il nr itrttiK'l-imI-
I'ithiM hy ni't'inu or ti'chiiK,
iiiul wliriitncr a lonth iu'lits. or,
,tr- l'ray d. lUr H(liiitliMl is
ltk'KHiilMii to tlio mind, amt v
It is tliun tlmt 11 chlUIV miml al
jt bool may ho uctnu-trtl from
Ms IllKtl ll (IniiH tilltl rtiiim1 Hie
OilUI . to . fall belli lid in his
htUdh'H.
: DENTISTRY
H. R. NERBAS, D. D. S.
:.. .l!AH WIIBK JIKHIliKli
AtiaUi'"la f K.UII111
Anaesthesia fur Kxtiaellon
Unbreakable or Vulcnnlte Plntct
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
Sulto S Phone 438 J
M3onle OMo. rtorburo
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with
YEH, A FEW
DP IH' PLUiSS
AROUND THIS
STABLE HAVE
KICKED IM
WITH SOME
SMALL CHAWGE
THAT SAYS
IT'S A S-IO-I
BET TH' OWE
YOU TOPE
TO WINJ
TH' PEKT3Y
t, A
BUST
Htulo hudnnl dopiirtuioiit today.
TIk total nuiiibiir of iihihouh r-J
coivhiK 11 typoH of hhIhIuiu:u 1
(TUilrttMl lt.fi lit4!- COUt (lUl lllK MillCll, j
tilt! it)'"'l conLiuuoii hocatiHU old
uKo uMHlHtanuM lntri;HHL'd .1.7 peri
ctmt ami aid to Lho blind iucreuttod 1
G.J f!!' cout.
Cioiuly HiaUid thti finaiudal obll
KHlion diu-iiiK Maruh for lho thrtiu
iji'OKnuiiH wua $'HM,5llil. Of thin
Hiuouul '15.i I pur cunt wuh for neu
orul rolinf, Hi!.! por ;oat for old iimo
und I- for uld to lho blind. Tltu
lotiil ifinuiiclul obliKHlion wuh .re-
ducod but 1.1 per cent the past
monlli.
UTTER TO REMAIN
ON PAROLE BOARD
SALICM, May 5. (APjKloyd
.Utter, who resigned several
mouths ago an a xmomber of the
stiitn parole board, withdrew his
ri'signatlou yesterday and will re
main a momhtir of Ihe hoard. Oov-
ei nor Martin approved the move.
I 'Iter had resigned after the
InglHlalure failed lo enact the
board's miw parole system. Com
menting upon the action Utter
said:
"I have withdrawn my resigna
tion because 1 t'wtl that enactment
of modern parole legislation is vi
tal to (be statu and that1 1 can do
more to accomplish (his purpose
by continuing on the hoard,"
HEROIC AIRMEN
AWARDED MEDALS
WASHINGTON. May H (AIM
Kenneth 7.. Nay ni' Vlclor.ville.
Cul., and John AlokUi'is, McMinn-
i; Ofc. leunird iou.iv they hud
been awarded 1 In Kfddter's medal
tor heroism dunuu an , airplane
night flight last September. -
The plane, part ol Ihe'SNlh re-
eoumilsauce smiadiou of Ihe army
ah- corps, was living from llainil-
lou field. Calif., to S.iu Jose, Calif.
The pilot iff Ihe plane called lo
Nay and Mi'lt is for assistance
in releasing and e.Mending the
ship's lambug tear. Nay's foot wha
si vered by the left propeller, but
Aleliker mana'-d lo aid lha phot in
releasing the lauding gear.
U. D. L.
EIGHT 8 PLUS
The Blended Whiskey
that Bears the
TASTE-MARK
ur VJU ALITT
U. D. I. i PIUS a lup.rb bl.n.
whlikay raaienabtjr prltad.
t .ln I'Kl- iucuilnt h.fy !Xi !,,,(
Tl'p .Imulit wincey in lint pio.lu.-t 11 tt
vr.n old. J0.M..fil.t wtn.krv.HO; ,rim
nruuiil t pinu. DotllM nn.lrr thj. 'A-n...i.
.in.f r"l IV V"- U. D. L Anv.il.,1
Vt lrr- HANDCUFFS J (IF SO A6 REED, X WILL V-L
f . If I 7 a- WRITE THE NAME OF THE
V VfT,?? V.PrT',. fS PERBY WIWWEP, AUDPLACE
I ' IL , ? 7, IT WITHIN A
p?Sl8 mi. Yy.lzf I TT1 f "1
i, 1 m.oA wa l.
m
ij-ftlf'BUNDFDTJ
am
we'll give you
-Z4 HOUR6 TO
TUWE UP VOUK
MAtSIC FLUTE
AKID CHARM
SOMEOWE IMTO
GIVIWCS YOU TH '
6 TO COVER
OUTS 30 w
WE'LL LET MRS.
HOOPLE MOLD TH'
STAKE 6NJOT
r-nl ' I
LJ HAT 5
MAZJOT -
PO.UT.I-AN.IJ, May 5. (AP-He-tiof
thul HiniLhci'ii (;uliforuiu lutoi'
8,Ib uro trying to "dynamite" the
Monuuvillo project ,or provont a
'ov ralu ,for powur are unfouudtsd,
iMayor JoKOph J. OurHon euid after.
iitloiidhiK heuringrt on IJonnovillc
leKiHlation In Wushlnpton. D. C.
"Southoru CalH'orniu iiiteit'Bts
liuve asked a uuifonn policy In the
ni a ttfr of power, not uniform
tUif WP T7llkl'T li5Sf . . T:AW-- yyjtWMWi
.. ...... -" - - r rJ,7 - -
She's MODEHN!
" Amthit tttrthtr: And with Ed
totmnf, to A'mntrjoull bt in iht
kitcfau for hours!"
' How did jo ttdt such
tmpini Hiuntr on so tot a day
uiihut btint ottrcmtt Mrs.
John?"
"You lothd marulous at din
mr, titdct st toil and than'
lit,. And tht ffd tasted so
pool"
HusWonds, as well as guests ot botVi sexes, approve
the womun who uses automatic servants to do things
scientifically and save her own time and labor. She
prepares the meal . . . the automatic control: cook
it while she rests, or goes out to shop or play bridge.
VI Fi'm- r
Vsimia y
Tht rili(irTvn PfS't r-T(tr Cowyntiy
Major Hoople
EH? IMPEEDSFUTT-T-SPOT-
I ACCE PT YOUR CHALLEMGE,
AMP WILL. COVER YOUP1 ,
WAOER OM OWE" COWDlTIOM-
haw twey
T-ALLEW FOR MY BAIT
METHIMKS, MAYHAP,
SHOULD HOLTP OUT FOR
HIGHER OPDS, BUT,
FAW
t t. i . irmPiMta
iiiiiwrlllilllliliiillVl'l'N 1 1IIH iT
A Bl5 OKDER
RAlSING S1K -BUCKS
rates," he explained. .
Vlf a eertuin credit Is given for
navigation nt Jionnovtlle, they
want a like credit for flood .control
at Ilouldor. They want the mime
rate of Interest and amortization
that we have. They realize we will
set .a lower rate at Bonneville
than they will from Boulder."
lie predicted thut e florin to bal
ance the national budget would
prevent additionul ;Mropi'iations
,for llonnovllle hofore the proBent
1)0,1)00 horsupower Is consumed,
ami the ability to amortize the
ooBt from the income of power
sales ia demonstrated.
PAGE Lumber and Fuel Com
puny sells wire fencing, poultry
nettimr, barbed wire. etc. Adv.
"Oh no, I won't. Yn forgot eur
rany i$ .a . Nm Autmatic.
Dtn'.t worry!"
"Easily. Wo ham an auto
matic thtf in our kiuhm nu't
Mr. Ed."
"I wtir ftm'd havo dtnt it
without our automatic -ran .
sfint only a fitrft tim in lho
kilcbtn."
M J M mJDmJU
m star mw jut r mr r w mw
If's May
New Handbags
of Ward OC
Patent and novelty grains in
swing top handle and back
trap styles. White; colors.
For Now and Summer!
CRISP SHEERS
J98
Budgef-vme
in Price
Shadow stripe dotted lwns,
pastel or gay print cottons.
Styled ,to flatter you-swing
skirts, puffed sleeves. 14-44.
with Bright Accents
3
Wards
Price . .
White crepes with clever
peasant embroidery. Other
colors with contrasting jack,
ets and details. Siies 12 to 44.
Phone 95
9-and Wards have everything she want at Low Prices!
Ward's Nation-lVide Sale of Lingerie
!' " "Jr '
llnyon Undies
33c
Get twice the wear because
they're rua-resistant and
reinforced. Panties, stepins.
A
Flowers
Bloom Brightly
New Straws
Worcf-pricerJ
Saucy bretons, flattering ma-
ntniilatArl hrims ftnrl tinv hats.
All festive with posies as Fash
ion dictates. Black, Brown,
navy and colors, Siecs 21J4-24.
MSB
NWhite Coats
TOP EVKBT1IIX.!
and cost less
t Wrdsl
. The newest styles: boxy,
swagger or fitted. Carefully
tailored from fine soft wool
ens. Perfect with all sum
mery frocks. Sizes 14 to 44.
Double stitched
Fit like a second skin be
cause they're bias cut with
unusual caret Trimmed
with lace or .embroidery. 34
44. '
RAYON LINGERIE
Wards give you
wore value in these
dull finish panties JV
or steplns. Regular .
sizes
Brassieres
Saturday -Regularly
39c. Bandeaux or
brassieres I Wide or narrow
uplifts. Satin, lace, faille.
Others
Just In!
'
5av Tim and Money '
GOWNS AND
PAJAMAS
THAT DON'T NEED IRONING
Washan.redy
Crepe a real
bargain 1 Tubs
easily and wears
well. New styles
White, flesh,
blue. Sises 10-17.
Hand detailed
33c
GOWNS
Special! Nainsook gowns
with xolored hand em
broidery. Imported from
Puerto Rico. Sizes 1617.'
HER" DAY GIVE MOTHER
RING LESS
HOSE
AtWanb 551
saving price 0O D
Sheer, lovely, xingless chif
fons to delight and flatter her
with their beauty. Also ser
vice weight. New colors. .
New f atent Leather and Kid
WHITE -SANDALS
fxceptionofly Low-PricJ jj
It's to be a "Sandal Summer"! We've
sketched only two of our many new styles at
this inrrerllhlv lnur nril c : r . . n
j av.. ."- . kica iiuhi n lo 0.
FOOTHEALTHS
SS voum a asl
hrenly J ft ,
New styles! Black kid.
Sifes 5-9; A-C. Also white
kid, sizes 5-9; AA-EEE.
315 N. Jackson St.
lai i mii mtjmutttSSOmetM