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Newspaper Page TextBCHT BskwMsatm KOS&BUftQ. Hgt?fl-REVBTy. ROSggURG. OREGON, THl'RSbAV. MAV IS. LEAGUE LEADERS "LET SUMMER COME!" New Dresses that will keep you lacking fresh and cool. These are dresses you'll live in and cer Uinly you'll want at least two. These are in Tyrolean prints and gay figures -sheer materials with die newest swinii swns. 1.95 2.95 If You're Active If You Go Place Flannel Jackets Are the ideal garments. They are comfortable, smart, easy to care for. We've 6kirts to go with them in the f 95 best shades. Jackets 3 For a Neat, Re freshing Foot Appearance Wear white especially this season, when we can furnish smart, strikingly different styles, all heels, from s,49 4.95 nationally advertised lines Ml Etc. Men's White Oxfords A flattering shoe, white buck, styled right, at a truly ).98 sensational price 2' SPEOIAI This week's outstanding leader. Shoes for .43 women In blue and white dress styles mt S. A H. GREEN STAMPS S. & H. GREEN STAMPS Department Store Roseburg and Grant Pat Billed for Crucial Game on Latter' Field. Ily Illl.l.y HL'i.KN League Socretury. Southern Oiegon League W I. Koschm-g a o (jl'UlllH 1'IISS 2 . 0 Crescent Clly 1 . 0 '. Ashlund 0 2 l.uuu l.ODII 1.00(1 .000 MARKET REPORTS !, PRODUCE PORTLsVlfrJ;-' May in. (AP) iiii'r'ri.'rrii,i,.iu & ,.,..,.i ,.. it. In parchment wraimers. Ill'c ili. iii .cartons; I) Bindo; purchiuent .wrappers, sue id. hi vuiioiih; II Kimiu, mii.-IIIICUl wruppera, azfll1 II).; cartons 33ic lb. BUTTKHFAT '- (Portland deliv ery, buying price.) A grade, :ts i aiic II).; 11 grade, ail-asjo lb.; country ut.itlmiu' A atir 321c, U grade 311c lb.; ' grade at II OltADB qitKAM FOlt MAR KliT Price .paid producer: Hut torfnt banliy T,l.2 lb.; milk, fi:l.7o lb.; mii'iilus J5.8. Prion paid inllli board, 07c lis. , '':. H(I8 Buying prico by whole salers: Extras, 20c; Hlandnril, 17c; medium, 16c; medium firsts, Ific; undergrade, llic doieu. UOllMTHY MKATS Silllni' price to retailors: Vnnlr-rs, lfi-Kile lb.; others uniiinngeil. Chooso and llvn poultry steady and iinehttiigml. ONIONS Oregon No. 1, $2.s,2fi cental; Yakima, f.l.;ii-2.uu ccinlal. ONIONS Now crop, Texas Her Hilda type, $1,115 per r.u-l li. naio. WOOL 1937, nominal: Willa mette valley, medium 3r,c lb.; coarse ami 'braids, ;i;ie 111.; east inn Oregon, line, 2s-2!le lb.; me. ilium, !ll-;i2c lb.; crossbred, ;i2-3;ic lb. MOHAIlt 1937 clip, R7c lb. Potatoes, new polaloes, liny, hops and etiHinra hark, slcndy and uiirhnngcd. LIVESTOCK "PORTLAND, May 13 1IOUS; Market active, heal 170-21H 1 1 . butchers 10 35; hulk mixed weights ' 10.25: carlots lO.liO weighty butchers Il.ri0-9.ri5; few 10.00; packing sows 8.00-3.50 feeder pigs 8.75. CATTLE: Market steady, med ium steers 8.25; plain kinds 7.50; plain heifers C.75-7.00; cutters 5.00 6.50; cillter cows 4.00-6.25; better lilmls 7.2G; bulls li.0o-7.0ll; good cholco veulers 10.00-10:50; heavy caives Y.uu-ii.uu. KlllilOP: No early sales reported. WHEAT PORTLAND, May 19. (AP) Wheal: Open High Low Close Slay 1.11 1.11 1.091 1.091 July 1.0-11 1.011 1-041 1.0-14 Sept .1.021 1.024 1.01S J.0H Cash wheat: Dig llcml bluoslem hw., 12 pc, 1.121; dark bard win lor 13 pc, 1.321; 12 pc, 1.241 II pel., 1.151; soft white, western white, hard winter and western red 1.111. MRS. WYNN GRANTED DIVORCE, ALIMONY I1UNO, Nov.. May 13. (AIM Mrs. Hilda Keenan Wyun won a llllul dlvo.co and 300 a week all inony from Kd Wynn, radio, stage anil screen ciimedl.in, hero today JiuIko (Hurler also reslored her miildcn name. Illhia Kceuau. Daughter of Frank Kocnnii. not ed rormer stage actor, she murrled yiin whose true name la Lreal Leopold in New York t'llv. S"it 6. 1914. They have a 21-year-o.d son, rTnillt. 5-SEW BROOM, 22c Curr's 22nd analversarv sale. 5- iie-.v broom, all hroiru corn, en ameled handle, special for 22e wllh any purchase of I.nn. Limit- I nun lit It y. Aim) good oiuilllv w hisk liroom for 22c and hundred oilier specials now al Can's. Adv. to Hie last sip f lilendalo .. n 2 .000 Sledfurd 0 1 .000 Games Next Sunday Itnscbiirg at drums Pars, tilniulule at Creacenl Oily. Medford at Ashlund. Koutl-crii Oregon league will see Its first crucial game of the sea son next Sunday when wrantH Pass and Koseburg, tlJd tit the. top of too neap witn two wins and louses, tangle at tint Josephine couilty-fairgrounds in tirants Pass, Other "ucoiuiloiv. pit the lilcmlti loggers at Crescent City, also it defeated, and Alediord's Craters u Ashland. - Phil Urlggs, young C!CfJ right- huitudr who lias pllcited lite Ornii Pass .Merchants to n puir of wins, will stuit on t.te mound for Mana ger Jud Pernoll's outfit wllh Hrc llartmun, the rcfortneil first sucli er, doing the etching. Kithcr Ty nan or Little will probably do tho Pirate hurling to (idl'f buck of th plato. At . Ashland,' Southpaw Lowe III own of the Lltltlaus will attempt to tsllalio llio Jinx that baa dogged iiini since liio Dpemiix 01 me sea son. He will ho opposed by eithor Hay I'JrickHon or Larry Pepper I the box for Medford. Al Simpson will do llio Lltlllan receiving and Manager Mike llalkovick the Cra ter catching. Glendale Spurred Twice defeutetl, Manager - Jake (llpc will tuka bis Olcudale Log gers to Crescent City bent -upon getting laick Into the pennant race and living up to the "tnam-to-heat1 slatus banded it before tho season opened. Alvin Merritt, In case h is recovered rrom the sore nrm that kept blm on the bench lust Sunday, will do the (ilendule pitch lng, with Flunk Thompson buck of the plate. For Crescent City. Malinger Roy Deo will open with his brother, Ralph, on the mound und Henry .Malluverno buck of the bat Crescent City and Medford wore rained out of their battle ut the coast city last Sunday, and will play It May 30, Decurtition day, which la an opeu . dale on tho Bchedule. Medford's Crutm-s will end their three weeks on the road after Sun tluy. Forced to travel until their newly planted turf field was in playing condition, (lie Mclfonl nine will open ugulhst Olendulo May 23 on the only turf baseball diamond, not only In-tho Sauthorn uregon leugite, but In every hush circuit in the stnlo. Bat Parade Leaders ai auva, crescent City s young ten limner anil Manager Rnllm vlck of the Medford Craters ,battod ui u .01) i cup in me lenglle opoli- ers two weeks ago, and although Idle lust Sunday as rain postponed mo i;roscont city-Metirord buttle held their position atop the lenguo nutting race. In sucoiid position are five hit tors, three of them seeing action in two guinea, and all slugging ut a ,imiu average. Frank Thompson, . Oleiidnle's pilchoi'.cutchor, leads his team with 5 safeties in 10 trips; Dan-ell Leavens. Ashland center fielder. Is also hitting at a .600 gallop; Ray, uranis I'ass outer gardener, is clouting .600 and Dnkor leads all Roseburg batters with a mark uf 100. . Uoff of Itosehtirg and Hay of Grunts Pass linvo each crossed the Pluto 4 times to lend In tho runs- scored department. nil Urlggs, Orants Pass right bander, won bis second came of the season last Sunday to top all pitchers. Roseburgerii following llul.er in batting percenlages are tlol'f .375 ml Avery .333. Sncr San 7, XSt&nduiaA (Ily the Associated Press) Coast W. !,. .27 13 21 14 .23 111 .21 19 .17 20 .1(1 21 .14 'iimento .. Francisco es Angeles .. an Diego onltle ortlaud .. .... Oakland , Missions '5w-lifornia Wine ROMA WIN COMPANY. INC. IODL CALIFORNIA Pittsburgh .. Si. Louis New York llrooklyn .. Chi en go lleston , .. Philadelphia Cincinnati .. i Philadelphia Cleveland .. Iloslrti Del roll New York ... Chlrago SI. Louis Washington 13 National 14 II 10 10 9 'TZZ 7 n American 10 9 8 n 9 7 0 6 27 9 10 10 12 12 ' 11 5 n o s 8 10 9 13 Pet. .675 .B32 .590 .625 .469 .432 .359 .326 .824 .till 1 .520 i iSini .'.474 .308 .'308 .353 .i7 .600 .671 .629 .629 .412 .400 .333 BASEBALL MAY 12th (Ily the Associated Press) COAST It. II. K. Pollliilul 10 16 0 Missions 3 6 2 Ilaiierlcs: Llska and Cronin; N'liiholns, LnmniiKkl and Sprlns. n. li. k. San Francisco 8 14 1 Oakland . .; 7 10 2 llntloiies; Llllard, Uullou and ! c Kt ! Terry 45 Towels Vil Towels i l K 10C i& II For hnmlB or face i i 1 4 1 'IT 1 k. IIVJ.; White with col- 1 1 111 I ' I " I I kV orcd borders. 18" H I H I ' V Uj"84"-si,,,:k "" ymSr I siip! 4 :MRi MIS voirii Hue mo ,u 7r- I V1; way they fit and C M Vf1l''' I I I fcL wear. Sizes 32 to M I m Rodo f my 5j Cambric MMi M; i9c Iy Fast Colors 'J I I I lS Attractive pat- " BiMH D Vl . terns for npiona, 1 , house frocks, and -l I " " 1 ' I .'children's " dress- 1 J , ' 8 f :, Rayon I ' i f ' . 1 JSC If I IS; Attractive stylos V J L jjioso or. t'eSil' Z' Ri Misses 11 HV ( Anklets 1 c. ,! unllil VI P Uhem neatly snug, y iMtalsi 'k Luggage W 98c a UJi Smnrt 1 o o k I n g V 1 bags for vacnlloii 1 I Iv u,lu' 'N'a"y 'I"" " III ished and very durable. J I m J We're making value-history! We're defying the soaring cotton market! We're offering such sensational bargains in cottons that even our shrewdest customers will be as- Glen Row- and Jean Nedra SUMMER DRESSES All the Sew, Important Sty lei! .90 2-98 3 Jacket Ty pet! s Sportticear! Street Types! Afternoon Dresiet! Business Dresses! We planned this collection 'so' ' every one of you could have several distinctive styles! So modestly priced you cait'buy accessories with what you save! . . . Pastels and white . . . Light colored prints . . . Dark sheers and polka dots . . . Bembergs, laces, chiffons, nets Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 44 Nation Wide SHEETS 81x99 $1.00 Stock, up . uow. Tho price will euroly raise on these noun. tounded! VALUES for the whole family and for your home! Don't miss Penney's COTTON CARNIVAL if you want savings galore and our regular high quality! ' Cool! Cood-Loohing!. Men's Mesh Stitch POLO SHIRTS Oi Vp Will Co Your Spirit When You See These WASH FROCKS Just one grand array o( Rondo and Malabar prints, blister crepes, dotted Swisses, printed sheers, corde laces! All fast col or! Sizes 14 to 52., Washable White HANDBAGS 98 Practical for Summer Your white bag will always look neat and clean if it's made of Lumarilh, because it's wash able. It looks like shiny cellu loid it's soft, non-inflammable and odorless. Attractive styles. Silk Hose . Full Fashioned ' Chiffon j. 1 Service 47 This will be our iust shipment at this price. Rayon Slips , Full Cut 49c 34 to 44 Ulna cut on strali;iit panel W hite, flesh or pink. Nutone Prints Tub Fast 36 inches wide IOC Large assortment to from. Stock up now. yd. choose Lace Cloths Beautifully Made $1.19 o $1.89 Huy yours now. These cannot be replacoil at anywhere near this prU.' Wash Frocks Tub Fast x 39c 14 to 46 Rummer styles. Ladles, this Is your Inst chance at this price. Many other styles from 49 to 98 Of doable carded cotton' in the smartest colon for Summer! 'Laced nedt collar or Caucbo style. A value seldom seen! Hurry in for yours!. Boys' Sizes ... 25c Women's Fast Color Cotton POLO SHIRTS 49 Small Medium large, Look here! One button loop, slide fastener, gaucho, boat, shell and rope tie necks. Colors galore. Others at 79c 98c White Linene for Cool Summer Comfort! MEN'S CAPS 25' Smart-looking enough for dress, durable enough for-' sports or work! Nicely made with top button and leather sweat band. Popular with men everywhere! Comfortable Sizes! Made for Long Wear! Men's SHIRTS and SHORTS Shorts of extra good bronri cloth in fast colora! 'Popular 3-button yoke front, elastic sides. Shirts of Swiss rilihed cotton! 3 for 50c , Men's Sanforized Sport Slacks They're Washable! $i:9 Cool Slimmer fabric worsted liko finish, won't shrink! Light patterns and shades! Feature priced! 110YS' sizes ....... 1.4!) Sport Belts 419c Fine leathers! All white, or lilack or brown combined wllh white. Tile newest- styles! WHITE SHOES For Men $2.98 $3.93 For Sport Wear or Dress. 1 )r Dress Sox For Boys Regular g mm or Ankle l)v A Iru'Re nssortn.ent to choose from. Kayon or cotton. Wnodalli MaktM', lUmanm, ftorvcritl and Seattle I.oh AiikHcs HattrrieH: Thurston Thonum mid F-'rnandi'H; Ku!is and Colliitit, R. H. R. 5 U 3 t 9 IS ') 1 Osbnt M, Salvcrson, San Dieso Sacramento Hatteriea: Ward KreitaH and FranUs. and P. II. K. ...2 S 0 , 1 letore; KKNOSHA, Wis., Mny 13. (AP) Joe Ixnits observed his 23nl birthday today, cheerful over the 'prospect of tncreasinR his rinp leainliiRS to Jl.tHHi.Mim by the time 'lie flehts James J. Hraddock for the (world's heavywoiKht dmuiptonshlp. j There was no celebration in the .neero challenger's trnlninn cnmit, !oMc from a little dinner for his cinip nttendnnts tonipht. mil Boi- jtoms, his cook, promised to bake a cake with twenty-three flickering, f candles and civ him plenty of his The Jewish population of the J 'nvovttc dish fried chicken, world hns been estimated nl more Since tho brown bomber quit than 14,621,000. - working In a DQvroit automobile NATIONAL PlttsburRh C, New York 5. t'htcMKO ti, Hoston 2. llrooklyn 5, Cincinnati 1. St. Louis lf. Philadelphia 3. AMERICAN Chicano 13. Washington 5. No other gnnies; rain. plnnt three years ao, nt $5 a day, he has amassed the amazing total of $7&S.0O0 from his engagements in the ring. He began his profes sional career July 4, 1931, receiv ing n paltry $' for his first bout. At the end of 1!I36 he earned $711. 9'J3. Starting off the present year he collected $37,S14 fur his bout with Hob Pastor and $S,S2C for flat-, letting Nat in Hi own in Kansas City. Out of this total l.otiis has saved about 1 2 50.000. SCHULMERICH GETS LEWISTON BOSS JOB TAOOMA, Mny 13 (AP) Wes Schulmerich, former National lea due player and Intely of the Port land Heavers, took over new du ties an manager of the Lewlston club in the Western International Baseball league nt the opening of the night season hero. Ho replaces Don Kader, releas ed a week ago. Schulmerich, who was sixth high In balling in the N'atiomil league when with the Philadelphia club, was a three-year football let torinnn nt Oregon Stale college, lie also played wllh the Boston DANCE At Tenmile Saturday, May 15 TENMILE HALL Music By Red 'Pepper's S-Plece Orchestra Genu 25c Ladles Free Everybody Welcome Sponsored by Tenmile Orange lliaves and the Ixis Angeles Coast league team. HELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES I a Huth out Acids and OtW Poisonous Wait. llT.'EH"1' t?' UJo'M conutn 15 Mil A tboul 3 plnu . i,y or .bout 3 pounKol WMt. KM burning thowi ther, rr.T b, BomeUu&f rent rtth your kWntj'.orbl.Jd" Kmeuuof j"T .' "!? r p"Uxw in your blood; Whm dun to functional iidn.. AlJLt. H?'.'umr'"' '' a"1"". 1"" ol pp nd SLh TP u"'uny by milKn. for ovtt 40 sts Iioid your blood. Ul Uou's rilli.