ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1937.
TWO
OAKLAND
OAKLAND, Juno 0. Mr. ami
Mrs. Hairy Tudil and iluuKiuur.
Kurluu, ut Couulllu, visited itlu
livea and friends ovor lliu week
end. Mia. H. O. lliinann visited over
the wBck-i'iid at lliu Dale llvutlie
and O. M. Lueper homo.
.Mrs. l'earl Harvey anil Krunil
nun, Mao HuKun, nre moving 1
l'ortland, wheni llley expect to
spend lliu summer with Mia. liar
voy'a inuther, .Mia. Hell, who is
In very poor health.
Mr. and Mia. John Harby of Co
qullle are viuatlonliiK at the home
of Leonard Caw fur a few ilaya.
Mia. IlouitaleK and daughter,
Lolllo ot Marahtleld, who have
been vIslliliK In Portland and Se
attle but are now e roiilo home
stopped oft for a week-end vlall
at I he Leonard Cain home.
Mia. Win. Manning "lid son,
Kenneth, are visiting relatlvea
and friends In Portland.
C. C. Kllintl ot Kiigeiio hus tak
en over the (Vane miwmill east of
Oakland anil la expected bore Fri
day lo take uetlvii ehaine. He la
iaylng all the obltaltiouH of the
old coinpnny and expeita to go
ahead with the business. The
transaction was made through W.
M. llarloii of I'ortlanil.
Mr. and Mrs. Horuco Armstrong
nnd dnUKliliira. Hazel mill Helta,
from Loimi, Moni., Mis. Ralph
Kunzli and ami. Hobble, Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Hernsten and son, Hay
inond, and Mrs. S. .1. Chenoweili
vrero dinner guimts at the (leo.
Cbonowoili home Thursday.
Chas. Klllsnn lias Bono lo Kla
math Kalis whero he has employ
ment. '
Wanilil Cnpehind has letnrned
from Ashland whero slie has been
visiting l.ynilall Cain.
Mrs. P. W. Heeliley and son,
Charles. Mrs. Lester Hlakely and
son, Halo, visited a Blunt lime al
the Hoy Miller home Sunday, en
route homo from Port land, wliere
they attended the faiieial afivlces
of their sister, Miss Annh Mulkey.
Miss liorothy Aliiniilug la vnia
Honing at Myrtle Point with her
aunt. Mrs. Sylvia Manning yl
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cheiioworlb
nnd son, Leltoy, inn vislllni! rela
tives and friends In Oakland and
Sulhorlln.i
Herman Klnlnaknr and dnue.li
tor, Itlioiln Leo, of Mnrslil'lelil. re
turned from Albany Sunday wliere
Mr. Sliilnaker alleniieil the funer
al services') ot'l his sister, Mrs.
, Wayne' Purgeler. '! '
Attundiig the siiinuul 'lrif Tniid
conforenco this week am Ann and
Mary Juno llovliigilim. .loliu llnk
nnsoii, Curler Powell, .1 1 m in y
Ktonrns, Audrey Miller and Elaine
Worthen, Mrs. .1. 10. Stearns, Mrs.
'IS U. (liirrison and Itev. Thomas
ltoblnson drove lo (lleudale Tues
day Inking the youni! folka ami
tbolr luggage. Itev. rtoblnsoii Is
one of the prlnelpiil teiichers' for
the week.
The funeral Biirvlees for Hie lale
Chas. A. Stephens, wlip was killed
lu mi unto nceldeiil. Sunday while
Viii'iitloniug up the McKonzie i-i v
or. Willi friends, will be held nl
Oakland, Wednesday, al two
o'cluek. Services will be eolidui'l
ed hv I bo Odd Fellow ludgii of
which Mr. Stephens has been a
life long member.
sTjthe11n".
KUTIIKUUN, June 2!K Clarence
Pra.ior, who wuh oporatiMl nn
Tliurwlny In KoHpburK by I'r. Kocly.
in reported to bo ret-ovorliiK fnvni
ttbly. Ainmm tin Itouobuitf HhnppcrH "ti
Saturday were Air. ami Mm. W.
H.Mlrlclc ri tie! (luunlilcr, HnnnUi D
JSIr, null iMrn. Paul 'I' rn an I lit, Mr. am!
Lira. Owen Uorin nnd dminlitor, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Valentine.
Mr. and Mm. (). .1. Whinny, of
CorvnlliH, worn week-end KUeHls at
Hie homo nf Mih. Winney'M 8inter,
M''. (-)wpii Homo.
(iniTftL Adams, brolber r Mia.
Clyde llnlniaii. who luis been vtnil
inK at Ibe llotman ranch lor 111"
pant Kevttrnl wccUs. made a bnsl
ueuH trip in PnrlUind the first of
lite week.
Mr. anil Mrs. Claude Kellet-k
drove to Km:eno nn Sunday lo vlsli
I'Yed Mrl'nrd at lite htmpitnt. Me
1h repuited lo iw doliiK well,
' Dale (lieeii arrived I lie littler part
of Ibo week to be with her mother
before she leave lor Mlnaesoia.
Mih. (Ireen and her mm, Donald,
will go to Minnetiotu to make tln-h
home. Minn Dale plans to spend
the Hummer at (he Alva Manniii);
home, renting, bel'ore relurnhiK lo
j'orlhtml to eomphi ber eourne in
nni'NPH IrainliiK.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell, ar
Get This Smbem
DOUBLE AUTOMATIC
IKONMASTER
llwitrt fiinlt'i'-slil s iHUlri- slurt
Ir.-niim- in TIIIIITV Sl-:t'ONlS ntl
it vnii I'onm-rt tl. Iti'in h I'I'I.I.
limit IIKAT Tor h.snv iliitmi lin
en' lit i'W miiiiiU-c. Tin- i.NI.V Ati
t.iiiiiitte lion with I'lniinl'-lln Het
1t'Knhtir ap In l hi' hitiitllt-. tiwitv
frmn tlii rin -i ti. rem t'ltii iiMv
linn ki'd f i- ; II tviM'i ff l.il'i-lrr
iVnifurhtiih-. ivi ml -rottl in huiuHi-"W.-lKliK
di.lv U 1. clitln tlnd
nuns, .ilftn, shi'iitdci-M. frVr '
jtll ummI vliM'trle iipiillHiicr ilrlvr.
AMERICA'S FINEST. FASTEST
. .? . IRON
FLAPPER FANNY
to stir and we yoi to have two bucks to
eompanieil by Mih. Canipboira sis
lor and nephew, Mrs. .1. I). Smith
and Dean Kinlth, of Nys.sa, Ore.,
left, early Sunday morning for a
trip In northern California. They
went via the Itedwood highway.
They will probably return on Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Swelhind and
son, and Mr. Swet land's mother,
Mrs, Swot laud, of Karuo, N. If.,
have reeenlly purchased l lit! C. S.
Austin place east of (own. They
took possession I he last of (lie
week. Mr. Austin will not leave for
a weik or two, however, and will
then ko to l.ovtdork, New, to lie
with bis.-iiou, Ualph Austin.
MELROSE
Mii'i.imHK .Iinif. :mi liVitz Sirt'
wren mado a Hip io Camas Valley
Salurdiy nvuliiKi and Sunday
niorniiifc lojiinove Mr, and 'Mrs.
.ouii) kellfer lo llielr hoiiie itii Mol-
rbsi,, They have been caring for
tie. Camas Valley t!UC eamjir lor
mon . ibaiufl yi'aiV'ailH wlrt'S1 hps
reeenlly been turn dpwn and ; iViov-,
id eb-.ewhero. ' ' . .
K. I,. Cooper nduriiHK to Juin
canyon Monday moiniiit: where he
Is employed in road eons! ruction
work Tor )oimlas county.
Mm. A. Jt. Wheeler relumed lo
her home at St. Helens last Sat
urday after visillitK the past two
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. It. A. Huseuhark.
, Mr. ami Mrs. Slnuley Sjogren
ilioved Hilt unlay t'roiri Hie Loafs
Keif fur place wlu'ro they hnvo re
sided for the past, two years o
Andy Sjogren's eahin ou l lie
Meeker road.
Noel Wood, or 1 tnys Creek, and
Kdwiu Museiibark, wlio Is employ
ed at .Marslilield, spent Ibe week
end with Hut biter's parens, Mr.
ami Mrs. John Itiisenbark, Jr.
iKlmer Clayton, ol Oakland, Calif.,
arrived last Tuesday In attend to
business and visit friends at Mel
rose. He formerly resided al Mel
rose where he spent his boyhood
days.
.Mrs, Henry Harlboloiny and her
son and daiiKhler-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. (). C. Ilaiihulnmy. and tun
dauKhlers. Helores and Maxlno, or
Drain, visited Kai unlay with I ho
former's son-in-law and (humbler,
Mr. and Mrs. (ienmo SnnberR.
Mr. and Mrs, A'herl Krost. and
daiiRhler, Alberln, nf Oklahoma,
visited Iwo days last 1 week with
Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Ilusenbark. This
was their first visit to Melrn.se,
Mrs. Krost is a cousin of Mrs, Mu
seiibark. Mrs. Amies Smith. Miss Kluorn
and Miss Helen Anderson relumed
to h:in 1'i-aiu iseo Friday, after vls
Hiiifc for I he past len days with
their mother. Mih. A. S. Anderson
and (heir sister, Mrs. W. (. Sand
Htrom and Iheir brother and sisiei-in-law.
Air. and Mrs. Alitoi Ander
son. 'I'hey were aeeoinpanied home
by Iheir mother, who will visii
I belli indefinitely.
A nine-pound ti nil twelve ounce
Set
klNIUCM SIlHIGHt lOUDION WHISHT
BROWN-FORMAN Dhiillcry
lVottA Try!;?- AYi;jf-f
TAKGS MORE TIME AND 'Mfi
GRAIN TO MAKE fMX.'l I
By Sylvia
I'lii! docatclicr's taking Chuck's dog
spring him!
sou was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake
ThornberK Thursday ovenhiK at
Mercy hospital. The boy ban been
named Domini Gain. They return
ed lo their home Monday and are
beinj; eared for by Mrs. John Calla.
Mr. and Mrs. Alot Anderson
and small daughter, lieverly Kay,
have moved from Drain into the
A. S. Anderson home (o tare for
Ihinns while lliu former's mother
is visiting her daughters lu Cali
fornia. Miss Pauline Wells 1h employed
ill West UoseliuiK. 1
Miss Charlotte Williams left
Tuesday for the Hiiimhiuaii district
lo visit several days with Miss liva
Walters.
Air. and Mrs. (ieoi'Ko Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Couti and Mr. and
ilrs. L. Cooper spent hist Tues
day in'1 lOUKene.
Ar. and: 'Mrs. C. II. nolrnquist,
tlnfir sim, Hubert, and '''dnunhtur,
Patricia, are leavltiK early Wednes
day for a twfl veek'ij Iript through
aiooiiiui anu ou( io uisnue All..,
Vbe)v thej; wiir1sip?.ibeaoVmei's
sislGrfniL'liiiiv'.
and fits rtlscer have not met si nee
before the hVorhiMrtir wTkon he
visited them. They will ro via the
Itedwood highway. Tom lloffelint;
will slay at ibeir home and car
for their chores.
The entertainment and social
gaiheriiiK held at the KIarose play
shed Saturday eveuiiiK was a finan
cial success and attended by a
larnu Kiuup. The proeeeds will be
used to assist lu htiildiiiK thu new
kitchen on the play tdied.
ELKTON
lOI.KTON. Juno 2II. Mr. and
Airs, l.'ail llimler look their sou.
Ilenlon, to llralu Tuesilny to lie
treateil for poison oak.
J. It. Itailer. of KelloKi;, was all
IClklnu visitor Wednesday.
.Mrs. Lester lliley ami lni"ailt sou
reluineil home Wednesday. Mrs.
Iliilda Mi Doliahl went to Kugene
afler them.
Mrs. r-rniik Hinder, Mrs. O.
Haines and Lelioy MoiKanlie were
UllKene visitors Wednesday.
.I. N. Ileiidcror was reeleeted ill
reclor and Kvelyn Hinder was ra
eleeled clerk ut tile Klkton Kniile
sehuol meotiiiK lliu first of last
week.
.I. L. Conk wuh a K'tmone visitor
Tliiusday.
Hex AppleKiite and liouald John
son, ot Scoitsluii'K, were Klkton
visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Moore are
iiiovIiik Into iheir house they
houulit in Klkton.
Asa Andrews and Alton Andrews
spent Thursday at Winchester
Hay.
.Mrs. S. A. I'enley ami Mrs. Claud
Mi llollalil melored to Drain Tllllis-d:-y
to attend a shower.
Aumist and tinnl Samilierd. of
Si'ollsliui'K, were Klkton visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. A line l'Villlkllll In virlllllK at
Uiiselllil'K.
Charles I'lemeuls and .lolm Tapp
f ems Ug
COMPANY
I c.l..&',- - I
were Marsh field visitors Friday.
Mr. uui Airs. Jue Hudson have
put u new KwltchhouiU la the wa
ll u office.
Ci. Powell, of Tyeo, .was on Elk
Ion visitor Thursday,
Mi: and Mm. Arthur Clemo and
family attended iho fuueiul Fri
duy of .Mr. Clamo's father, F. S.
Clemo, which wuh held al Albany.
Dick Wealherly is 111 hi tho bos
pltal ut North Heud.
.Mrs. Flunk Uor.illne and Ray
mond Jones were Drulu visitors
Thursday.
A. J. UeveuhuKen, who Is work
ihK ut Hose burs, bpent the week
eird ut home.
Mih. Mollio Wealherly has re
turned home from Portland.
Jutt Iledrick, of Drui", wus ut
lemliiiK to businosa matters hi
Klkton Friday.
Mr, and Mih. Hurry Smith, of
Murshfiehl, ure at the home of Mr.
and Mih. I4. Smith.
John Kent, of Drain, was look
ing ufter business matters hi Klk
ton Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Smith, of Marsh
field, were Klkton visitors Satur
day. Mih. Lillian Hurt a: id daughter,
of Colton, are visiting ut the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Haines.
The Dorcas society strawberry
social bus been postponed to a
tutor date.
Mrs. David Hole, who has been
In bed eleven days with the tin,
is much improved and Is able to
be up again.
Dr. and Mrs. William Ciles Dan
(tiles, of Sau Francisco, uud Mix
aud Mrs. Claud Giles and family,
of Marshfiebl, were at tho Mu
riotta Huines home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Minder uud
sou and Mrs. (iruce Sawyers wore
Uoneburg visitors Saturday of last
week. Mrs. Sasyyera visited her
brother, C W. Boyle, who has
been afflicted with the sleepitiK
sickness for several years.
Ono a ft or noon of last week Mrs.
Lena llossen gave u ton party,
sponsored by the Dorcas society.
DAYS CREEK
DAYS CKKKK, June 29. Mr.
and Mrs. Hay Wright and daugn
tei'H, Josephine, Marjorie and Alax
ine, returned last Thursday night
from a vacation trip to the Tule
lake district. They ab:o vioited
witli, Mrs. Muuola Graham al Bon
anza and on their return trip stop
ped in Al ed ford to call ou friends.
Due lo tho Fourth of July cele
bration In Caiiyonville, tho next
regular meeting of the South Ump
qua graunn has been postponed to
Wednesday evening, Juiy 7. All
members ure urged lo be present
as Mr. aud Mrs. T. D. Weaver, al
ternate delegates to the stale
grange, will give their reports at
that tiuiu. A reporL will also be
given ou the t-H ..summer school
session by Belty 1 Aitn MichucLv
'lulls ure to he made for the enter
taining of Pomona grange which
will meet with the loial grange
Saturday, July HI.
Betty Ann Michaels, who return
ed from Corvallis last week, is
visiting ut the home of her sister,
Mrs. Carl Hill. ,
A daughter was horn lo Mr. a lid
Mrs. Fred I'arazoo Sunday morn
ing, Juno 21, at their home here.
Both the mother and baby are re
ported doing well.
Alva Matthews spent the week
end ut his home here.
ELKTON
KI.KTON. June 110. II him
Burcbanl aud H. Andrews. ir
Scot is burg, were attending to busi
ness matters In Klkton Monday.
Mrs. Hay Wilcox uud son, Dong
las, havo returned home from Ada
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. II. S. Adams, Znuo Adams.
Allen Adams. Mrs. Marietta
THE NEWEST
BIG SHOW
IS COMING
Enlarged, Rejuvenated, Every
thing New But the Name.
Dn Another Successful Trans
;ontinental Tour, Will Exhibit in
ROSEBURG
One Day Only
FRIDAY, JULY
2
1
form mars Amencm'-faivrmSlieu
Buck Steele
l''nmiii Wmlfrtt Mm It Star
ID C'tirM, MnmmtHti ll-l'nlc 111k
Titt
-ntM rr l.uou
1 Hums, L' Stunts. iveelf.
1 ltiimls. Knlargftl M'lt.tutM-lc
U.-x, I'iinln lit in nf lull Movies
rii.- . imiiHla. l liu oiM- n S.'iifu-
llntial Soiiici Kit ult it ol.ii (
Wnrih Kiiniily Kuiotf;tlt Kuti-ii-
Vfiiimto Uo m 1 .l:in.tm-m TruitlH-
- li-a I'lviim Mnli'ttu
SlItlMP' StHlcr;, Ihuh Win- Artist
l;i'l' Sihtltl't- 4rt-i'.iniu' 1'itrtiduX
. I nnN) iiif' t,ib('l I V Hn rut's
Golniii M 1Kb iv t'crfitt niiiitf
rm-hyitt'i in
Sri-.Uit I'Hio. fr Till
Oulv.
w lVrfiTtnaiiffn 2'13-b:15y. in.
n-ii I'url.iim
scAcnf
tRAI N 1 0 WIIO AH IHAuSj
Huines, M is Kannie Giles, Iris
Huinea and Mrs, Dora McCluy
spent Sunday ufternuou ut the
home or Mr. and .Mrs. Arna John
son of ScottsbuiK. Donald Johnson
retinned hono with the Adams' to
pick cherries ut A. H. Haines' or
churd. Mr. Haines sturted to pick
Monday uioiulu.'-:.
The lA-alie Huucui k family speut
Sund.'.y ut Cottuge Grove.
Mrs. Charles Binder and Mrs.
George Hinder motored lo Cres
well for the wee!:-e.id to the home
of Mr. ami Mrs. H. Pontius. Betty
Pontius returned buck home with
them.
Rev. Willis Douglas returned
hum Klamath Fails Monday. He
is senl to the Cascade Ixodes. Hev.
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M ' m
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A Snf . . . Low-Priecrt Tire
RIVERSIDE
"STANDARDS9'
You get more mileage and aecy
features than yould believe possible
at these low prices! Center-traction
tread . . . liquid-rubber-dipped
cordH . . . doubly-insulated carcass,
and a written guarantee that pro
tects you against everything
without limit!
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE for old tires
MONTHLY P A Y M E N T S AR ft A IN GE D
mwmmmmmmmmmwmwmmmgmmKMMm
'. r Lowest Prices
Vou'il i'iiul (lie trrlsp
ciiinl'orinlilo driving.
installed. For 2 or 4
See Wards
,: Just riRht for
ipicnics, camp
: jinftt Get sev
eral at this low
sale price!
23c
Reg. 27c
Wards Com- T3Ao
J mandcr. Full 4
I 1 u b r i cat infr . 8-qt. can
i qualities, (lc Bring you7
qt. 1-i-d. tax.) ccntaineP
Blue porcelain
enamel withfil.lO
lid and lifting
nT "
rack. Holds 7
qt. or pt. jars.
Reg. 1.39
nnrrri cm
A high-gloss,
mirror-like lOC
finish. Chip
proof. One i Pt.
coat hides. Re0. 2io
M O N
'i
::: ; f: .......y.-.y.yj.- j!yf.o-'-.:".;":: y ;.; ; -.v
: ' Quart size jars MAv
v with caps and I
rings. Special- Doz. E t
''.. ly priced. Reg. 85c doz. .
Phon 95
Alford of Bend will take hia place.
Ho does not expect to come to Elk
ton until the second Sunday lu
July.
Ernest I). W;.do went to Hood
River Saturday to get Mrs. Wade,
who has been visiting there. Her
mother. Mrs. Easterly, aud two
uiecos returned home with them.
O. Fountain la drlvingthe Dralu
Reed sport mall stuge. The regular
driver, Walter Bo.vuian, is going
to tuke a vucation.
Mrs. Muusffeld, of California,
who Is visiting ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Butler, spent
Monday at the home ot Mrs.
Owens.
Mrs. Earl Ho'setl. of Beaverton.
Size '
4.40-21
f.4.50-21,:.
'4.76H9 '
5.25-18
5.00-19 .
,,5.50-17 .
4.piy:
5 40
7.1Q
7.56.
.... 9.00.
8.05,
9.85..
Other aizeii also low-priced.
in Wards History !
CLOTH SEAT
COVE1IS
3-Day
Sale
for coupe
ciotii iualios Cor cooler, more
Cap style . . . Thoy'ro easily
door sedans 1- 3.79
Complete Cover Line
SPARK
PLUG
24c
Each
Kegutiir 29c. Standard Qual
ity. K(iiu1k 45-5UC pltiK.-;!
Lhiiniplons," c:ich 59c
PATCH
KIT
24c
HcKuhir 27c. 10S square
itu-liu.s pat ill material, two
tubes cement, butler.
4 AIOXEY-SAVKIIS FOll YOLIl HOLIDAY THH!
Vacuum Bottle
Pint
Size
79c
Wards finest! Test
ed 8 hrs. in 120 heat
iced water stayed
cold!
Quari size 1.35
T V O M
is visiting at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Butler,
Mrs. Frank Madison and Mrs.
Lydla Palmer spent Saturday at
Itosebur.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Smith und family, aud
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith motored up
the McKenzie river Sunday.
The Chines built the streets of
Shunghuir crooked hi the belief
thut devils travel only in straight
Hues.
In the middle ages dancing the
tarantella was thought lo cure in
sanity Induced by the bite of the
large European spiders, jlence the
name tarantula.
1 GUARANTEED
. ..
12-Month Battery -.n
Regular 3.9n. 39 244 ;
plates. Exeh. price, J
24-Month Battery
Regular 6.95. 45
plates. Exch. price 9
Vov VS Ford. Ex.
Graphite
Oil
29c
Itcff. 39c. Reduces wear-car-bon.
2 grades. For oither
upper motor or cninkcaso.
POLISH
CLOTH
14c
Sale price! 21 sq.
less! Sponge sale .
Ltnt-
17c
- Wl JW t B
i aosU.i.V,!? JWvt Mii gm
rUARANUP 1 '
1 T2:tXb. ' mmmmmmmmmmm
I MJ I PENNjqiL; i
I .IPRp'lI 'I SALE i'3A-'V I il
1 V'M 8 PRICE i !
lijO 11 Wards standard
Pour-Spoul Jug
Wards low m 79
price A .
New! Handy I 2
tone green crackle
finish. Insulated
keeps liquids cold B
to lu hours 1
Folding Camp Cot
Wards low 89
price A
It's strong, comfort
able, and folds com
pactly! Just rig'it
for camp trips!
It's all tho rage! New, light,
woven drill fabric. Attractive
strinert pattern. 3 matched pieces)
21-ln. Overnite Case 3.69
26-in. Pullman Case 6.79
21-in. Wardrobe Case 6.9
Black Handy-Pack AA.
with slhlo tastwi.r ... J?B
Large Black Suitcase 9 29
A real harualn ut
Overnight Case 1 si 98
Lined. 1 lid pockt't .... ....
E It Y W A It BP
t. Jt ..Am.
OREGON EARNINGS
IN NYA SHOWN
POItTLAHD. Juuo 30. (AP)
Km I W. Outhunk, director of tho
national youth administration lu
Oregon, euiil that 5,127 Uiisli aunuul,'.
collego nnd graduate students lu
the state ourued a tutal of $204,191
through' participation in 'the' 1936-'
37 NYA prograui.
KarulngB ot 2.961 students iu 200
high schools through part tiuie
employment averaguit i a muiith
for nine months. The 2,166 college
and graduate students In S3 Insti
tutions ot higher learning averag
ed f 11.13 a month.
Wards standard
Quality. All from
100 p n r i; Penn;
crudes. 25-30c a qt.
Value! ' ,,
5-qt. can .
,8-qt. can
....85c
...1.28
(Plus Federal Tax)
FAMOUS
SIMONIZ
45c
Each
Wards price Is low. Cholcu
of Wax or Klcunor.
! WARDS
POLISH
25c
Each
Regular 2Uc. Paste wax.
Paste Cleaner. None bettor
regardless of prico!
Portable Stovo
Prentiss A 25
4
wabers 1
2-hiirrter: ins'ant
lighting. Folds up
carries like a suit
easel Conks in jiffy!
BIG SPECIALS
FLY ROD I
FLY ROD t
Split ha in Iwo. 3- 59
pc. extra lip 1
FLY REEL
Aluminum. aa.
satin finish 996 j
25 yds. enameled silk
fly line 44C f
; Trout basket - 696
it I A 0
315 No. Jackson St.
0