TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY,
UNE 22, 1937.
Fdral ' Board, Instead of
Pott Office, to Iuue
Worker' Numbers.
Southwestern Oixkoii ' employes
111 commerce, Indusliy mill piotes
slonal service eovoivd liy Ihe Ind
eral old una benefit system uf thw
social security net will bo Issuod
souls! security account uuin.icr
through the Kuguiie olfli'e u( the
social security hoard nriur Junu
30, according to uil announcement
by taumice U, Fischer, Eugene
manager 01 um suciui secumj
board.
"The present arrangement bo
tweell the board mill I 111' . poBl office
department, III which Hi" Utter lie
mints nniillcnllons for soclul se
curity accounts mid lssuus Ihu
numbers, expire nt lliu end of llio
month," Mr. l-'lscher uld.. 'There
after the social sucurliy board will
handle thlH worn tnroiiKii u "iu
orfloca except thill Ilia post ollices
in niili'a wlii.ru Ihu board docs uol
have ml afllcu will conliuuo Ihelr
cooperation on iinuiuu "usis "
iiiaiuielnlui; ii supply ( application
forum (Htf-61 fur the convenience
Q IOUH1 eilliiwoto " ""'""'
Fischer slated Unit arrange-
mints Inivo nruclieally been com
Iileted for Hiking ovur llie lianilllni!
of application ior wi-mm
mifinniii and the inaklnK of u per
mauciit record of llio In formal Inn
which the federal government re
quire III connection with it old
age benefit aylein. The Kugene of
lico will laaiie account iiuniber to
oimiloyes In I'lii"1. Douma. i-nos,
Curry and Josephine countlus,
Emnlova Urutd to File
11 wmi ii lun limed that 111! cm
ployes working in occupation
covered by Hie social accurity act
file application tor socnu "
Ity account with Ihelr local iist
olflcea at onto if they have not
done so, He emphasized that a so
cial security account l esseniliil
to setting )ip a record of thu em
ploye' wufces' upon' which monl It-
lv roilromeiu beneiiia hi iiko.
... ....intuiiiHi. Alan, that It sum
nil fin the employer' tank when
i,it-,.u tinw tmiulnves.
By June 3U every employer In
lndutry, commerce or proreloual
moat have the Hocllll se
curity uccouul nmnbor of each 0111-
pioyo uimer uu yeam w -
nu worked tor him inco Junuary
I. This Inloi million 1 required In
(Oimeotion with n report to be llled
with the collector ul Internal reve
nue in July. U an employe lull
to obtain number. I he einploioi
unlet fllo an nppnciiiiuii '
..i,oiint iiuniber on the employe
hebiiK, according lo lieiiauiy ilu-
pailmeut regulations
bdbK 1
YONCALLA
viiNt'AI.I.A. .lillio 2'.'. -Mr'.
wiiiu I'luiW mill Min. Iliirvey. and
Ml Jole llrlll of Janaell, Neb.,
are spending a few day at I be
llrmil home In lOlkliead.
Mr. Nelva Johnson and I wo
uona of I'nlltollllil vlHllcd al lie
Horn .lulmaou Home ill mce vnm-j
lal week.
Ijuiilii llccloston ami Hob Hub
cock, of I'lovordlllo. tire., vlslled
at llio tlcoigo Kile home Monday.
Mr. A. It. Ilalilwln and I wo ebll
dreit left Friday for Mountain
Home, Hot Springs where lliey
will visit Mrs. Ilaldwln' ller and
take treatment.
Uloyd W'lae motored lo KiiBoue
Moudny. .Mr. Marlin of Monlroso. t'ol . I
visiting her llor. Mr. Will
meyer, for a couple of week.
Mrs. Minnie l.uis was taken lo
ltoschurg. Friday for an X-ray of
her leu which wa broken reeenily.
Iluall Kmhli uf Mmilllii. iilltrtll' of
Hie I', f. navy, was looklna alter
tile airplane, whieh wu wrecked
near here Tuesday,
Mi. Quiiilcy of Klaumib 1'all
vlslled Mis Olive YIIoii last
week.
Albert Palmer, who Is woikhin
at Ihe Ii. Wilson ranch in I'leas
ant vulley siienl the week end with
111 parents in I'nttiiKC lirove.
J. II. Spurks of Oakland vlslled
bla daughter. Mi. Tom Wallace,
for a few day last week eu route
homo afloi- spcmllnu. sevi'ial tbiys
In I'oi-llaud.
Miss Lucille Long of Klliieui.
BPenl the week-end iiere vislllliK
her parents here.
Mrs. Kred l.eo spenl llu week
end vIsitliiK bur datmbler, Mrs.
Noel in Umpire.
Mrs. Henry I'ayne Is receiving
medical tlealluellts 111 Kimcue.
Archie Thomas of Auacorles,
Wash , vlslled al III" V. I.. Apple
gale home Inst week,
.Marvin Holland led Monday (or
Itosetmi'ii where be Is eniploeil
Willi Ihe conilly foresl oltice.
file.
Mr. mid Mrs, Kred Taylor mov
ed to the Toiler apartment Satur
day. Mr. Jim Toner spent sot-oral
day last week Walling hot- daugh
ter at Siiiiuydale.
- Mr. and Mis. Kit-hard Kl.-miu
of Meilfold visited at (lie Sarah
Wilson homo laal week. They are
on route home inmi an extended
honeymoon to lioiioii. Mrs.
Kleniiu, nee Mabel Chun h, was
married May 3D.
1 .Miss Hofotliy IMe of Kuuelle
spent Sunday heio aiieudinii Ibe
l'lbaw-iubeiiy weilillui:.
Mis I.oi liraiit i-eiuriied home
Saiurilay afler alleudliiK Hie I II
summer school nt Corvailia lor
Iwii Meek, ttii Wednesday eve
Mis Hriint Played a piano solo
over Hie radio iluriiitf a l-H club
broadcast.
1 - AZALEA '
AZALEA, June 31-Miss May
Taylor of .Melrose visited several
day this week at the home of Mr.
nud Mri. Korret I'urnam. M1m
Taylor taught the Boola school
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
-" A0 SAH, MISTAM MASORf
AH DIDN' LIKE V& CARNIVAL
'y: OOB MV T REM
AH MEVAH WAS MO $OOV
At PUCKIW' MAH HAIP--BUT
AH aOT MEWS TO YOL)
AH SEED JAKE IM SHECAOO
AW' HE COX HISSELF ANUTHER
"FLEA CIRCLJS-FUMKiy THIMiS,
"THO SOME OB PEM FLEAS
HE HAD PERFORMED MiaHTV
LIKE DE ONES
YO CIRCU&
4.
6-1X
Hovt'i'til yiMirs hho.
Mr. itncl MiH. k. ti. JttiuiMOii (i ml
min, W'nyiu. of Ui hH!t. Cullf.,
wtrn dtiiiu'f HiittHlH Wfdimtliiy ve
iilni! ul (ho huiittt nf Mr. uixl Mr.
John (liitiil)iii'K louly to Hu
ll U lo In visit.
llulim Slink tniuauetoil btiHliieHB
lit il'U1llH 1UHM WftlllUHliliy,
Job Hlanchurd, who Braduutod
mcciitly from V(llamltH unlveiB
lly at Ha I (Mil. U viatlhig uuveral
duyti with liiit imroiitH, Mr. and
MiK. J (dm llhinclmid, and livoilu
or, Jurk.
Frn n k Jam .or Sr., was a visitor
al CuiiynuvlMo Friday.
K. J. Joliim made a bUHhieaa tint
to lloHobuiK Vediit'duy. Ho was
uccuiupuutcd uh far a Cuoyonvllle
by his hIhWh'. Mis. W. . Chad
wl'lt, who 8)int the day vlattlnK
with Mid. Mary HrlmiH and Mrs.
.Ion Brown.
Mrs. Halph Slark was In tiu-
Koiio ovor tho wook end whero she
vinltid filnnda and UoiMiod.
itf. ami mis. win umennurK
and Hon, WIIHh, and thotr 8on-lu-
Ind. C'lydo Cuahumn, of Orlund.
Calif., sneiit Hevoral duyw this
t't'k at (ho John Oldenburg homo.
WIHIh will roimiln hero for a
whllo.
Prank Trlnn nnd lien Itust Hull
ed on Hokiio rlvor Wodm'Hday and
I hursilay.
,Mt'ii Tht'lth of IN nil inn l arrlv-
id hero rt'inniUy to upend the
ttuiniiUM with lila uiudo and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. CIimkIim' Mmlth.
MIimi Virginia CMttvtdand of Trail
Is tho hnuHtt (jiicHt thiH week at tho
liomo f hir nnrlo iihiI mini, Mr.
und'Mitt. T. It. 1'oUork.
Mix.. I'ltlH left uovornl dnytt ao
'ftlr- l'ovilimd wht'ro Mho will vtnit
witli ti'latlvoH and frlonds.
Mr. and Mtn. T. It. Pollock.
viHtt tho wcok-end In MiMlford at
Ihw homo of tluMr fon-in-law nnd
IntiBhtrr, Mr. and Mi'k. I.oo Hus-
nov.
Itatnh Hiark left Thursduy ovo-
lilntt for Kuyino to tiausai't husl
nosH. SUTHERLIN
SI"I'IIKIH.IN. .lime "I. Karl
Wolfe, chairman of the slate hospi
tal coinuiltlee of Ihe Dlsahted
.Xinerleau Veterans, accouilMiuied
liy Kdmiril Miller, of Itosehurit. at-
nded Hie veleraus eonventiiui al
Me.Minnville. Wednesday and
Thursday of insl week. Walter
.Monuer. of l.ookllmnlass. who also;
oniluinled Iheiu vlslled at Ihei
Wolfe home on Suudav. He was nc-
omiauled by .Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mnsi:i-ove nnd
sons, sticut ttie week ill Portland
on business.
M. Tnlhoti, wa a Uosulmrsr
vlsiior on Monday.
Miss Kva liavldson spent several
lavs last week vlsltim at Ihe homo
of Miss Alia Jenkins.
Mrs. Harriet Kaliler, of Kimeue.
111 o.l here lasl week al tile home
if her paivlits, Mr. and Mrs. Wilt
I aier.
Hall Kirman spenl llio week-end
the liome of liis parcels, Mr. anil
Mrs. Itielutrd Kiiuiall. relui-llilii; to
iim-iilhi. on Sunday.
illeun Kaufman, of Mediord.
amlson of Mrs. Jnnies Huncan,
Islled Iiere tasl wei'k.
W. II. I.clsiiiui.r and sou b-i'i ,
Monday for Kparui'V, Nch.. oil
business trip.
Mr anil Mrs Clyde Corder and
lillilven were lloseliura visitors on
Tuesilnv.
Mr. and Mis, John Poller, of
oaralla. were Sunday vlsllms al
Ihe home of Ml. and Mrs. Iludolf
HilM
Ml and Mrs. PIoniI Nnrrls and
family, who hae been visilltm on
llie masl. relumed lo their home
nil Cow i-leek.
Mis Anil.' l'epinl. and son. ac-
iioiiliauleil by (ieary Thornton.
"re 1'orthil::! lisllois lasl week.
II Is reparied that the Parr Lum
ber eolii.iiny has leeentlv purthas
I Ihe s mill i ivndv and will
oi"ale it
Ml and Mr-. M A II, .lines have
niev.l nil,. i, !,,,. frm,.,v
nwiieil h Mr. 1 .amor.-aux and will
make Ihelr h,,,,,,, henv Mr. Holmes
Is Hie new owner uf tin- local
cheese I'liinl
Mrs. I. ula llenell his rented
her resilience In Mr and Mrs. Kin
ley ii li.l fin lenic-l ,i ,1,,. n.irrell
much west of town jr (lv .
nier in be wiib ,er sIMer ln law.
Mr. Klnloy, win. cam,, hciv ironi
San liciuni.liiiu. Cain., i- ihe sn
IHoinleuileiil of ih,. u u. v ,ivi-r
mines.
.Mrs. Kred "Itrl'er. of Cottage
Grove. Is visiting at the homo rt
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
with
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VOL) HAD Iki
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VOTE FOR
and .Mrs. Lewi Allen.
Martin Lloyd wa a liualne visi
tor ill ItOHehuiK uu Monday.
Mr. um! Mr, lieortio Short, of
Wilbur, Hpent Sunday at the home
of Mr. ami Mr. I'uiil 'I'lonolle.
It. M. l'reaay, of lliindon, Hpent
Thursday at the home of Mr. uml
Mr. F. u. loung.
Mi Auuu Monuey. daiiKhter of
Mr. and Mr. Herman Brown, left
on Saturday for iKvansinn, HI., lo
attend summer achunl at tho
NorthweHleru lluiverlty. Miss
.Monuey, who ha taiiKlit al Camas
Valley the past term hit been en-
milied for the coiiiIiik term nt that
same school. Mr. and Mr. Ilrown,
enjoyed the picuie irivon for the
primary Krudeu at Ciumta Valley
the lasl day of school, after which
Miss Moouoy accompanied them to
Suihurllii
Mr. ami Mi'H. Jules Uobbeluere
and children. Misses Mudellno and
Marlon Murray, and Mr. Mike
llabko, left Wednesday for lie east
or an extended visit.
Mr. Hazel lli-een waa u ltoae
hul l; vlsiior on Monday.
Mr. l,ovio William and Charles
A. Waslmnn, bulb well known here,
were married at Vancouvor Hiis
week. Mrs. Kasiman operaled the
oeaiiiy suop Here.
Donald (iocra, sou of .Mr. ami
Mrs. II. Dooij, of Portland, arrived
on Friday lo visit hi uncle and
limit, Mr. ami Mrs. Haymond
nrowu.
oev. ami ,urs. a. j. clement, en-
route lo Seward. Alaska., lo serve
I lie church, visited at the t'ushini!
liome llii week.
Mr. ami Mrs. I'uiil Trozelle, ac
coniimnliil liy Mrs. Murk .Ionian
wore lioseburi; vlsiior on Krlday.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Claud Selleck drove
lo KllKeue on Thursday wiiefo they
look Kred MeCold. who elltered Ihe
hospital for an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kluier Vannlce left
on Wednesday for California. Their
plai'e was reeenily piireluiaed by
Mr. and Mr. V. 1,. ScIiiuuks. of
lioseburi;, who look possosslou ini-
inedialely. Mr. Schruiii; Is u pas
senger conductor.
Mrs. Hendricks came from Call.
fortila Saturday (o Join her hus
band who recently leased the prop
erly east of town known as tho
dairy ranch.
Hen WolTurd was a Hoseburg
visilor Friday.
Aboul Itiiriy yoiini; people en
joyed the dance held by their
dance club in ihe hall room of iho
holel bulldlll!;. These dances are
sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Hlcliaid
Flrniali. who furnish splendid mu
sic nnd refreslimeols ami the
youna people of Ihe community are
enjoyim. tlivm Imilleusely.
Marion and Maiisarel SlBlsniuiid
slielll one day last week III Kuuene
-shoppiiuj and vlslilim friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnck Culver. Jr..
U'ld .Miss Myrtle Thompson, drove
lr. Kimene Tlnirsdny nllu In see
Ihe wresllilm match.
Airs. Jcaiielte I'eaice. uiolher of
Mis. Flank Youim. left Wednes- I
day lor I'ouulllo for a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Uiiril.
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THAT?r? ....
YOU SAY MY
BROTHER DAKE
HAS AWOTHER
"FLEA CIRCUS?
UUP? FUF-FUFFJM
AND MY FLEAS
DISAPPEARED
RitaHT AFTER
JAKE VISITEP
Y CIRCUS
eaAD
HOT, MAJOR-
MELROSE
MHIJtOSK. June 21. Melvln El
lison. Jr., of Portland, arrived Tues
day to apeud his summer vacation
witli his grandparent, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Das.
.Mrs. Zona Lynn returned home
r rlilay after spending; the past four
weeks vislliuK nt Port Angeles.
Wash., Willi her father. Her datiKh
ler, Miss Camilte, who aix-ompanied
her on the trip stopped off ul Sa
leni lo visit hor sisler, Miss Pearl
l.ynn.
Ud filaaa returned home Friday
from a two-weeks' stay at Port
Orford.
Mr. and Mrs. lialph Pierce re
turned tu their home at Lukeview
Saturduy aftur atiendiu the pat
week visltiiiK Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
1. ut man and oilier relative.
J. T. RuffloKton went to the
coast Friday, taking 1400 pound
of pea for the market at Marsh
field.
Mrs. Clifford Smith. Miss Elnora
and Mis Melon Anderson, of Sun
Francisco were called to Melrose
ihe first part of the week by the
death of their father, A. S. Ander
son. They will visit .their mother
for several days before returning
home. '
Mrs. Carrie Tison and her daugh
ter, miss Until, uml Leonard Mltn
son, of Uiupiiun. left Salorday ou
their trlii to Chicago. Thev will
go-by way of MoKenzio Puss and
plan to muke several stops on tile
way. Tboy plan lo spend most of
ihe slimmer In Chlrngo visiting Hie
former' sisler. Clara, who resided
at Mclroso tor many yenrs.
Miss Pearl l,ynll left last week
for Snlem and Miss Itutii Lynn
left lor Myrtle Point lo visit her
brother and slsierln-law. .Mr. and
Mrs. Jclf Lynn.
Mrs. Ii. W. Mueller Is reported
to be unite ill al her liotnu.
Mrs. E. Edman left the fore part
of thu week for Salem to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, .Mr. and
Mrs. Kay Webber.
John Hursik ruiuined home Frl-
day from suveral day spent lit
coast points.
lull Anderson, of Sutherlln. is
visiting hs parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. .1. Anderson.
Mr. and .Mrs. Algol Anderson, nf
1'liiiu, is vlsl'.lng Iho former's
mollier. .Mrs. A. S. Anderson.
A program and social evenluir
will he held nt the Klgarose play
shed Saturday evening June '.'ti. Re
freshments will lw sold and the
proceeds from iho evening will lie
used lo help deilay expenses of
building a kllchcn on Die plav shed.
mo general uuuilc s most cord a .
ly Invited to attend.
ATTENTION
Catholic Unties Kood Sale Satur
day, .liiui. 2li. at Mi'Keun unci llalil
Bin's. Adv.
Paint up that shabby car and
enjoy your driving. Don't cost
much at
Murphy Auto Paint Shop
Cor. Oak & Stephens
In Spaugh Bldg.
FOR U. S. FARMERS
Large Crops Foreseen and
Legislation Promises
Benefit Payments.
WASHINGTON, June 21. (AP)
Government furm leu dors fore
saw bright prospects today for
bountiful liJ37 harvest both in
Ihe fields and in congress.
Agriculture department market
experts said that probable largo
crops of wheat, rye, corn, oats ami
other Kiains would cause u down
ward adjustment In prices to the
farmer, but that greater volume
would offset lower prices and in
crease total cash income.
Farm cash income In the first
four months of this year amount
ed to $2,591, 0UO.000, a gain of
9541,Ouo,uUu over the same J936
period.
Government economists said the
Wii 12-month total is approach
iiiK $!,uO),uuu,HjU. This would
surpass the $7,865,()fin,o(0 total
last year, highest since the depres
sion. The li(29 peak was $10,479.-
UUO.UUO.
Part of last years gufn came
from drought forced early mar-
ketiuc of livestock. The ecotiO'
iiiits said smaller marketings of
wmie ana pus mo rest or tnis
year wouiu ne otrsot oy higher
prices.
President Roosevelt already has
signed an act which expanded the
scope or federal marketing plans
for farm products. Agriculture
department officials said this
should increase income of many
iartners.
The hoime and senate have as
sured farmers that federal benefit
payments under the soil conserva
tion act will continue, with at
least $410.0uu,00u available.
still some farm spokesmen have
expressed disappointment that
congressional leaders have defer
red until 193S broad legislation to
stabilize agricultural prices.
Kdwanl A. O'Neil. president of
I bo A m eri ca n Ka rm Bu reau fed
era t ion said farmers "have just
begun to fight" for its enactment
this year.
I lumper crops this year will in
crease the need for the program,
O'Neal said.
Secretary W allace said federal
tenancy and crop insurance meas
ures appeared assured of approv
al at this session. He added that
the tenancy progrcm would pro
vide from SIO.000,000 to 20,000,000
and tho insurance program $21,
000,000. - u
SCOTTISH FLIERS
KILLED IN CRASH
II1CAUVA1S. Franco. Juno 21.
(API The Hon. Thoinua Sharon
t'ermor-Hesketh, 26. and l.ieut.
Ludlord Astley, 22. were killed to
day when their airplane crashed
near tho village of ..Martin.
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kear. was a great-grandson of J.
C lireckenridge, vice-president of
ihe United Slutcs from 1867 to
1S67.
The two men. both officer in
the second battalion of Scon
guard, were on a flying tour of
rrance.
MAPLE RETURNS
TO WILLAMETTE
COHVAU.1S. June 21. (API-
Howard Maple, coach of freshman
aport here the past year, an
nounced toduy his return to Wil
lamette university as head couch
ol basketball and baseball and as
Blatant to Boy S. "Spec" Keene In
lOOlUUll.
Aluple, who previously wa an
assistant football coach at Willa.
inetto, will report to hi new post
juiy r. ms salary wa not
nounced. Keene, be reported, will
devote tun time to football and
dutle as director of athletics at
Willamette.
Successor to Maplo as freshman
mentor at Oregon Stato collece
probably will be withheld until the
next meeting of the Intercollegiate
aioienc uoaru.
CATHOLIC PUPILS
OBEY NAZI EDICT
MUNICH, aennuny. June 21.
I API Hundreds of thousand of
Culholic school children null their
parochial schools all over predom
inantly Catholic Uaviirlu today In
oneoience lo a nazt government or
der which dissolved the school
and made them secular instlju
lion t
In Munich and upper Bavaria
alone, tho dec rue converted 986
confessional school into seculur
Institutions, Only 100 secular
schools hud existed heretofore in
this area.
Authorities insisted they closed
the Catholic schools "with the
parent' consent."
FRUIT GROWERS HIT
CHAIN STORE TAX
WASHINGTON, June 21. (AP)
Pacific northwest congressmen
said today fruit growers in their
slates are protesting against en
actment of a District of Columbia
chain store tax becnuse "it will be
an open invitation to states to at
tempt the same legislation."
.senators steiwer and McNnrv
of Oregon and Bono and Schwell.
enbach of Washington said they
had received "large number of
telegrams'' protesting the propos
ed tax.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Unlp.
qua Savings and Loan association
will lie held at H7 North Jackson
street, Roseburc, Oregon, Wednes
day, June 2l!rd, 1937, at 7:30
o'clock p. m. for tho election of di
rectors and auditors and for the
transaction of such general busi
ness as may properly come before
llie meeting.
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WASHINGTON,- June 21. (AP)
The house passed without oppo
sition today the Wagner-Crosser
bill to establish a government-supervised
pension system for the
nation's railroads workers, .
'It now goes to tho senate.
Designed to replace the existing
railroad retirement act now under
railroad court attack, too bill
would provide:
Voluntary retirement privilege
at 63 at a monthly pension up to
1120.
Privilege of retiring at 60, pro
vided applicant has 30 years serv
ice, with pension deduction of
one-fifteenth for each year under
65.
Pension for workers 60 or over
who are totally and permanently
disabled.
Death benefit.
Private railroad ponsion rolls
would be taken' over and added to
the national, government-supervised
roll.
Pensions would be paid from
taxes levied equally on the em
ploye and the railroads. Speaker
llankhead announced the standing
vote us 340 to 0.
ABDICATION CRISIS
TACT WINS BIG SUM
LONDON, Juno 21. (AP) An
anonymous donor ha given 250,
000 ($1,260,000) to tho omplro ns a
tribute to the way Stanloy Baldwin
handled the abdication crisis, It
was disclosed In commons lobbies
today.
The donor said he wnnted to
0
JUNE PARADE
OF VALUES!
And
Sale! Dresses
Made to tell for at east 69c
Gay tubfast prints. Percales and sheers with nov
elty trims. Two-inch hems! Sizes from 14 to 52.
Kiddies' Sandals
Spoeially prictd at only
Lightweight, cool! White or smoke elk. Broad toe
last for growing feet! Rubber Soles! Sizes 8-2.
"Knee-Free" Hose .
Rtgdar 55c quality
Save! Cool, below-the-knee hose with Lastex tops
'""6""i ouccr cnuions, iNew colors.
Hay on Panties
A Paradt of Value Loader
Special. 'New styles in
Novelty pattern rayons.
Men's Polo Skirls
Regularly 79c
NEW "corduroy" rib knit cotton sturdy and stvl,
shf Neat WOODEN button neck style!
Bo.vs" Sliions
Regularly 39c
Cool hicrh hiK mtt,1. f
. - "J" wins iung icgs tor oetter pro
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:i for 81
L
MOXTGOJIEHY WIU
Phone 95 . 315 N. Jackson St.
make a "thank offering" for the
former prime minister "courag
eous, fur-seeing and sympathetic
handling of a supremely difficult
ituation. which avertad incalcu
lable danger fur the empire." .'
The money was placed at the
disposal of tho premier's office for
tho purpose of "endowing any ob
ject beat calculated to atrengthen
till further" the tie that bind the
empire.
Independent trustees will ad
minister the money as an Imperial
trust.
Culinary, Sawmill
and Bartenders
Worken and Employees
Organization
Meeting
Wednesday, June 23
8 P. M.
Roeburg City Hall
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r - panties,
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