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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1937. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER C. E. TEAM TO VISIT VARIOUS GROUPS IN COUNTY THIS WEEK The Christian Kndeavnr I'nion of DoukIiih county is semliiiK an evangelistic team to the various (.'. K. points. The team consists of the evangelist. John llaeney, who Ik pastor at the (Hide Christ Ian church; souk leader, Ite.sit hukey, who Is the county (.'. K. president; citizenship chalrmun. Helen Smith of (Hide; Neva Kell er, iiUtiniGdUte and hiph school superintendent; Harry Haird and Sarah Fa rig, publications superin tendent. .Monday evening, Sept. 13, the team will be at Voncalla, Tuesday at Myrtle Creek, Wednesday at Hfsseburx Christian church Thurs day at Oakland, Friday at (iliile, Sunday ufternonn the team work will terminate with a large rally at the Presbyterian church iu Jtoseburg. The team in going out lo secure new Christian Kudea voters and new societies. LADIES AID HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING (H.KXDALK. Sept. Hi. A very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by members and friends of the ladies aid at (he home of .Mrs. Hud lielcher Friday, with Mrs. C. H. Austin and Mrs. M. K. Culbertson assisting hostesses. Mrs. C. O. tjar rett led the ilevotionals and Mrs. Harvey Smith had charge of tlw missionary part of the meeting. President Mrs. Uessie Seiuiers pre sided over tne intsiness meeting The roll call was answered bv the ladles donating the money they had earned the past summer and telling how they earned it. 2".7u was do nated in this manner, all of which goes to help swell the church build ing fund. It was decided to hold ihe annual bazaar November i:jth, location Today's Pattern Be Sure to State Size When Ordering Pattern. SLENDER LINES CONTRIBUTE TO CHIC OF YOUR "AT HOME" WARDROBE PATTERN "Slender lines are smart lines this season." says Anne Adams, and she cleverly proves her point by designing Pattern I5ti0 a dainty "flatterer" that will be a valuable contribution to your "at home" wardrobe! And if you're not an ex perienced seamstress, this easy model will delight you, for its few simple pattern pieces may be fitted together in no time, and your new frock will be finished before you know it. Every matron will find chic iu its fashionable Vneckline, button-accented sleeves, and clever ly tucked waistline that makes you seem ever so much more slender. Ideal in printed ehambray or per cale. Pattern 4"fi0 is available in worn en's sizes 34. US, 4. 42, 44. 4fi and 4S. Size takes .11 yards "19 inch fabric, lllup'rated step-by-step sewing instructions included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS fl'.cl In coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainlv SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS ami STVLK NVMHER. Our NEW Fall nml Winter ANNE ADAMS PATTERN HOOK lust off the press! Order at once Here are the 'makings" of smart new frocks, a dashing new coat or ftitt. 'career-Kirl" clothes "at home" stvles. IVbs. Kiddies. .Inn ijirs: . . ."a SCHOOL pnP.TFOLlO Jiirt ror i ) , complete iiin cam pup-to-kindemnrten styles, all eahy to-sew. Newest fabrics! Accesso Hps! Budget gifts! Chic for th matron. too. HOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. P A T T E It N FIFTEEN , CENTS. TWENTY - FIVE f'KNTrf FOR HOTII WHEN ORDERED TOGETHER. Semi your order to Nevs Rview Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. iie decided on later. The usual social bom was -fol lowed by lovely refreMimeiits with Mrs. J. K. Howard and Miss Knell ft Cunningham presiding at the cof fee urns. Visitors for the ai'te'-noon in cluded Miss Klcy Walker, Mrs. Nette Theroux. Mrs. Mattie Hales, Airs. Ceorge Olinghouse, Mrs. Mel v i ii Nye ami Miss Lehman. MISS VIRGINIA RUDE COMPLIMENTED AT CHARMING PARTY FRIDAY A most delightful birthday and farewell party in compliment to Miss Virginia Itude was given at the Nurses' Home of the Veterans' Administration Facility Friday eve ning with .iss lOtlith Wehmeyer, M iss Evelyn llreckenridge and Miss Ellen Carlson as hostesses. The home was beautifully deco rated with fall flowers and during the evening the guests enjoyed games and a musical urogram. A huge birthday cake with caudles was cut by Miss Itude anil the tra ditional wish made. Delicious re freshments were served Ijy the hos tesses. Miss 11 tide w as the re cipient of many beautiful gifts. Miss Itude, who has held a posi tion at the Veterans Facility for liie past three years, is leaving soon for Willamette university to continue her college course. Guests including the guest of honor, .Miss Itude and the three hostesses, M i s s e s Wehmeyer. llreckenridge and Carlson. ami Misses Eva Carlson. Olera Whither, Helene Itaker, Anno McDermolt. Ethel Lloyd, Louise Hitter. Cather ine Faucher, Sadee Jensen, Marga ret Melds. Karen Larsen, Dorothy Leeper, .Mesdanies Adeline I'owe, (Jeraldine Kheehy, Lena Geior, Hil da Peterson, Helene Anderson and Nina Simpson. ROSE P.-T. A. EXECUTIVE MEETING IS HELD FRIDAY The Hose P.-T. A. executive board held a business meeting Fri day evening at the home of the president, Mrs. D. W. Kadnbatigh, on South Jackson street. Plans lor the year were discuss ed and Mrs. Itadalmugh announc ed the following committee chair men for the year: Membership, -Mrs. Itoy (). loung: publiciiv. Mix Lawrence Krogel ; entertainment, Mrs. (i. Hartel; hospitality, Mrs. Harry IJurr, and publications, Mrs. Robert Mercer. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Itadabaugh served lovely refresh ments to E. S. Hall, principal of itose school, Mrs. C. It. Fream and Mrs. Robert Mercer. The first regular meeting of the Rose P.-T. A. will be held at tour o'clock Monday, October 4, at the HChoolliouse. All parents are urged to be present as several very important business matters will be discussed. DINNER DANCE IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR TILLER. Sept. Kt. A delightful affair was the dinner and dance given at Camp South l"inppia Falls rriday evening honoring Lieut. H. A. Harris who is leaving soon for his home iu New York, N. Y. LieuL Harris has been on duty at South I'nipuua Fails since May 1st and has made many friends here who regret lo see him go. MR. AND MRS. MACE ENTERTAIN AT DINNER DREW. Sept. 13. Mr. and Mis. John Mace entertained at a de licious trout dinner Monday eve ning honoring Lieut. H. A. Itairis, Guests at dinner were Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, of San Diego. Cal., Lieut. Harris and Tom W. Itarher. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Short joined the party later and the pleasant evening hours were spent visiting. POETS CORNER "THE CHILD HAD ASKED" G. M. Jeeper. Spoke the child To the passerby, Say where yon go And tell me why. Do you travel fast Or travel slow? Tell me stranger Where you go. Should I. a child. Travel your way. Walk side by side. What do you say? Where are you going? Spoke the childish Voice, The truth was asked And li ft no choice. The stranger, silent. Turned away. Pondering much On what to say. For the childish words Had really, one by one, Asked him why he had And wlmt he'd done. Should he ak the child To take his choice? Could h- imlv answer That childish voice. Through the years What had he done. Could he truly Answer one? (iod gave him life As he did the child. The same warm sun On him had smiled. Could he ask the child Now, to eo his way. Or. weaker still, Just turn away. SIDE GLANCES COPB. 191T BY UtA SERVICE. INC. T. M. RtC "Daddy always helped me with nrilhtnetic uiilil I got to the tilth grade, hut now he always seems to he busy..' MR. AND MRS. BRAND ENTERTAIN FACULTY AT CHARMING DINNER Principal and Mrs. It. It. Hrand entertained the Junior High facul ty, their husbands and wives at a very charming six o'clock dinner in the lovely garden of their home in West Roseburg following the year s first teachers' meeting Saturday. An attractive bowl of roses grac ed the long serving table, where rovers were arranged for .Mr. anil Mrs. J. A. Caraway, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams. Mr. and Mrs. James Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Kail Conner. Mr. and Mrs. Ilruce Mellis, Mr. anil Mrs. R. M. Church. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. II. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ii. Turner, Mrs. J. K. Falhe, Mrs. M. D. Hraud. of Portland, Miss Anoka Coates. Miss Margaret Carr, Miss Enid V'eaich, Miss The) ma Smith, Miss Helene Robinson, Miss Mar jorie Chester, Miss Amanda Ander son and Mi-, and Mrs. It. R. I hand and son. Donald. M is. Hraud was assisted in serving by Mrs. M. I). Hraud and Mrs. II. II. Turner. The new teachers presented a delightful skit, alter which tho teachers (having taught here pr? viously) presented a shit directed by Mrs. J. A. Caraway., Hadiuiuion, horseshoes and croquet were en joyed and the guests also enjoyed roasting marshmallows and pop ping corn over the bla.e iu the out door fireplace ot the home. ELGAROSE COMFORT CLUB MEETS FRIDAY MELROSE, , Sept. 13. An en joyable meeting of the Elgarose Comfort club was held Friday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. C. Ol son with Mrs. F. T, Iteece as joint hostess. HouqiH ts of zinnias, roses and dahlia.s were used as decorations about the rooms. Visiting and sewing were enjoy ed until 2:'MK when the meeting was called to order by the club president, Mrs. 1011a Johnson. A program of household hints and readings was enjoyed and plans were made to have each member bring plans am) patterns for a quilt at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Mr.s, John Husenbark Jr., with her mother, Mrs. Kate Reese, as joint hostess. At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments, were served to Mrs. E. L. Cooper, Mrs. Chas. Stubbf. Miss Evelyn (ialla, Mrs. Phil Hess, Mrs. Carl Hacklund. Mrs. C. C. IloiiKland. Mrs. T. F. Ward, Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. V. S. Woodruff. Mrs. J. W. Rass, members and visitors were Mrs. E. Edman, Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Freda Ericltson, Mrs. J. O. Hack lund, Mrs. E. O. Hloomouisl, Doro- by Hacklund, Elsa Sjogren, Alina Sjogren, Mrs. C. E. Reece and son. Roger, Rett a Johnson, Hope and Jackie Stubbs and the two host esses, Mrs. Olson ami Mrs. Reece. DELIGHTFUL PARTY ENJOYED AT MELROSE MELROSE. Sept. 13. Mrs. J. O. Hacklund entertained a group ol friends at her home Thursday af ternoon as a farewell party for Miss Ruth Anderson, who it; leav ing Saturday for her home in 'Aon City, Illinois, and as a weleoim; home party for Mrs. Axel Pearson, wtio arrived home Tuesday Iron! North Dakotu, where she baa visit ed tor tne past year. The afternoon was en joy ably spent in visiting until four o'clock i. hen delicious refreshments wen; served by Mrs. Hacklund to Mrs Ael Pearson and Miss Ruth An derson, guests of honor, and t Mrs. C. C. Houghland. Mrs. Fredu Erieksou, Mis. E. Edman, Mrs. Carl Hacklund. Mrs. Chas. Olson. Mrs Phil Hess and Mrs. E. (. Hloom tpiist. LAIRD-HARRY FIRST FAMILY RE'.JN'ON PICNIC IS HELD ON SUNDAY The Laird-Harry families of pre gnu enjoyed th-ir fiit annual pic nic allaii in Hrewstr valley yes terday with ninety in attendance It was derided to hold (he family iff air every Sept-mb'r. Following the enjoyable noon basket dinner, outdoor games and visiting were enjoyed. Those attending the picnic from Roseburg were Mr. and Mrs. I). H l,aird and their son-in-law ami daughter. Mr. ami Mis. Pevton I Oderkitk. By George Clark us. PAT. OfF. " 7- '3 HANDICAP TOURNAMENT ENJOYED AT ROSEBURG COUNTRY CLUB SUNDAY The Roseburg Country club golf ers enjoyed a very delightful mix ed handicap tournament sit. two o'clock yesterday alternoiu at the club course with Mrs. R. O. ((ridges, Mrs. Kenneth Quhie and Mrs. J. M. Judd, iu charge of the tournament. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. F. I dllard ami Kenneth Qui ne, first: Mrs. O. M. Iterrie and J. E. Marks, second; Mrs. J. E. Marks and Frank Oo.-n, third, and Mrs. J. M. Judd and R. D. Hridcs, fourth. At seven o'clock a delightful pnt luck supper was served in :he club house to Mr. and Mr. J. F. Dillard and two datighl.er.-i, .Miss Charlotte Lee and Miss Jeanne Frances. Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. M irks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coen. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McCIiutock and daugh ters, Miss Patricia and Miss Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wells, Mr. anil Mrs. E. S. McOiaiu and sou. John, Mr. and Mrs. K.-nneih Quine, .Mr. and Mr.s. H. C. Si";mis and granddaughter, Joan Elizali-ih Webb, of Klamath Fall:;, Mr. und Mrs. O. M. Herrie and son. Hob. Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Rridgcs and laughter, Miss Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Judd, Mrs. Jamieson, of Portland, Miss Myth Hanen, Mr. Johnson, Ivan Pickens and L A. Coe. EASTERN STAR TO MEET AT POTLUCK SUPPER THURSDAY All members and visiting mem- beiH of Roseburg chapter of East ern Star have been most cordially invited to enjoy a six-thirty o'clock politick supper at Ihe Masonic temple Thursday evening. Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker is general chairman of the potluck supper. G. M. kiell, manager ot the local Western Aulo Supply si ore, who is master of Laurel lodge No. HI. . F. and A. M., has arranger) for a radio to be placed in the banquet room and a sncriiil nroirriini wit 1 be broadcast over KRN'R. Mr. and Mrs. Krell w ill be guests at the banquet. Members from other Eastern Star chapters will fill the offices iluring the chapter meeting, with Mrs. Herniece Million of St. Mary's chapter at Corvallis as worthy ma- iron lor Mrs. V. J. Micellt. All Fast Ruths of Roseburg chapter will br guests of honor and will be honor- I at a special ceremony. I he iceting promises to be of unusual interest and enjoyment. r LADIES COTERIE CLUB HAS FIRST FALL MEETING GLENDALE, S e pt. 13.-11"' first meeting of the fall season of the Uirlies Coterie club will be held at the home of Mrs. A. J Fawcett, Willi Mrs. Virgil Me('ol lum. Mrs. C. O. Garrett and Mrs C. E. Young assisting hostesses. All members are urged to be pies cut. CATHOLIC LADIES TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY All members of St. Joseph's Catholic Ladies Sewing society are urged to attend an especially important business meet in t; at two o'clock in the parish hall on North Kane street Wednesday aft ernoon Ml' W Feat, prepeit, will be in charge of the meeting. HAPPY HOUR CLUB TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Riversdale Happy I loin club will meet at two o'clock Wed ne.mlay afternoon at the home ot .Mrs. Joseph Marsters. All mem hers are most cordially invited to be present. Inter-Se Club to Meet The Inter-Se Study club will meet ni one-thirty o'r lock desert -luncli'-oii Tu'nr;iy nt the home nf Mr. l!ob-r-rl I la b-y til Ho li eicek. DURING THE SUMMER Closed Saturday afternoon ex cept by appointment. GEORGE E. HOUCK Physician and Surgeon 311 Medical Arts Bldg. Office phone 115 Residence phone 272 Local News Here Over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor, ol Springfield, former residents of this city, were lii-ie over Sunday visiting friends. Here Saturday mi: and Mrs. L. S Huel. (if (Hide, Wei e business visitors in this city Saturday. Mr. Huel is the new pi im ipal of the Glide school. Here Over Week-End Alton MilSt'r, of Marsh Held, spent the week-end here visiting at the home of his father. Vic Miller, on East I 'mights st reel. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Strange and Lou Helen, returned to their home here last nij-'ht, arter spending the week-end iu Portland. Home From Camp Captain 11. H. Irving has returned to his home in this city, alter spending the past year iu northern Califor nia iu charge of a CCC cum p. Leaves for College Miss Lois Ilui-chard, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. (i. A. Jlurchard of Camas Valley, left this morning for Cor- ail is to resume her studies at Oregon State college. Back From Vacation Mr. and ' Mrs. Joseph Freririckson have re- turned to their home in tins city, alter enjoying the past two weeks vacationing in eastern Oregon, Idaho and eastern Washington. Here From San Francisco MisH Melville Common, formerly a nurse at Mercy hospital here, has arriv ed in town from San Francisco lo spend her vacation visiting her pa rents. Mr. ami Mrs. W. Common. Leaves for Portland Miss El dress Judd has left for Portland, where she will teach physical criti cal ion at St. Helen's hall ai-'aiii this year. She has been spending the summer here visiting her par ents. Mr. ami Mrs. J. M. Judd, on South Jackson .street. Visiting Grandparents Jimmy .liid Joan Elizabeth Webb, sou and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wt bb. of Klamath Falls, are here visiting 1 heir gra ml parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Stearns and Sheriff and Mrs. Percy Webb Sr. Leave for New York City Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Post, of this cily, left Saturday for New York City to attend the national convention to t he American Le::ion and aux iliary as part of their vacation plans. Mr. Post is a former resi dent of New York Cily. Student Departs I loward Mr Curdy, who has been visiting here with his grandmother, Mr.s. Alice McCurdy. ami aunt, Mrs. L. F. Itei.eustein, left this morning for his home in Portland, prepara tory to resuming studies at Ore gon State college next week. Return Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. Sch rim pf and daughter, Hel ly, and son. Nenl, returned to their home on South Jackson street last night, after spending a few day.s iu Portland on business and in Salem attending ihe Mate fair. They were accompanied by Mrs. 1 u.t.,l .....fn ...... i.,. nt.. wn j j. j .... Move to Thompson Home Mr. and M is. Gave J. Mowery and daughter. Mary Jean, ami son, John, recent arrivals here from Port land, have acquired the Cap lain J. L. Thompson residence, formerly occupied by ihe Dr. Paul Funkhoiiscr family, to make their j ,,. Mr. Mowery purchased the Grand Itarher and Meant y shops from Mr. and Mr.s. living Doiicette last week. Here Over Week-End M r s. John Porter and son, Morris, and M iss Ruth Meyer, of Eugene, drove to Roseburg to remain over Sunday visiting the hitler's par ents, M r. and Mrs. Irvin Meyer, ami at Rock creek visillug her sis ter, Mrs. Vernon Hentley, and fam ily. They returner) to Eugene last evening. Miss Meyer ami Mr. Porter have set their marriage rial'1 for September "JH. Return Home Earl. Jr., and Law rence Wiley have rcliirtierl to their home here, after visiting at Ihe Herman V. Third ranch home north Ynucnllu lor a werdi. Their 1 wo sisters, f.veiyn anu .lean, returned hero yesterday, aller visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forkner at Salem for a week, and their grandmother, Mrs. Ralph Wiley, has returned from a week's visit in Portland with Mrs. Ileib.it P.iiy. Floor Sanding and Rcfinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651.J R. R. 2, Box 22C Roseburg, Ore. Kindergarten Opens September 20lh Monday HEINLINE STUDIO Under direction of Mi. Carolyn Kennedy Clacces five morning each week from 9:30 to 11 :45 Transportation by Licensed Driver Co-Starred in Show At Indian Theater if? Kay Francis and Errol Flynn, new star team, coming Wednesday to Hunt's Indian tlu-.itio in "An other luvu." Canyonville Visitor Here F. H. i Nagol. of Canyonville, was here j The school building has been Saturday on business. l undei'Koing necessary repairs dur- j lug the summer ami the floors Spends Day In Town Mrs. Lena ! "live been relinished. Uasement Johnson, of Mvrile Creek, was j n,mrs haVH nM wvn l"itetl. add here shopping Saturdav . " ,m"' to 11,8 "PI'earauce und Here From Sutherlin F. J. Glen sou, of Sutherlin. was here attend ing to business Saturday. Here From Glide It. L. Cannon, of Glide, spent Saturday hi this city attending to business. Attends to Business Dan Man pin. of Oakland, was a business visitor in this cily Saturday. Working at Beauty Shop Miss Hetty Sweezey has begun her work as apprentice at Ma's Heauty shop. Back From Portland Mrs. K. II. Stewart bus returned to her home on Moore street, after spending a week in Ton land. Returns Here Mrs. William Vim Huron has relumed to her home at I 1 u ashington street, alter snenrl- ing the summer months at Seaside. visiting at Brand Home Mrs. M. D. Itrand of Portland Is here visiling her son ami daughter-in-law, Mr. ami Mrs. It. Jt. Hrand. in West Roseburg. Back From Portland Mrs. A. A. Wilder and son, Carlton, and the former's moiher, Mrs. Alice Ken yon, have returned here, after spending u few days in Porlland visiting. Ladv Lirme n mTI mm , . I PORTLAND, Sept. 13. (AIM i,.. .dy...o,0n8t0. MfCtT Xh0.Ir:,,,'lUI. S. Dept. of Agr.)-IIOGS Lions will met niiilnr-Lr u. i i .1 1 l it L II II. 4 ) 1 W' l .1 nti 11-1 il I 111 I'll'IMiiri 1)1 hi. 11 y-if.l....in..M ". V. Zachatisen, president, on South ! Main street. Leave for Sprinafield Mrs Ken. iicih Rnnnistcr and son, Robert, loll last evening for Iheir home in Springfield. Ore., after spending Ihe jmsl week here making tirrnnire- meiils for moving their household furnishings (o Springfield. B. P. W. C. to Meet Tonight Ihe Itiisinoss and Professional Women's club will meet at eight lock tonight at the Itottehiinr Womairs clubrooms with the new officers iu charge of the program. Rebekah Lodae to Me ii.mn. lllUK HHicluill UmIim) Wl IUI...I I'lKlit o'clock Tllcsrtiiy nlnlil m t ho i. . I', hull. All members of the decree Htiil'l' uri picscnt lo iimctlcu n.ski'il to In1 for hiilinlloii. Leaves fop Portland Mib. ('. II. I.imcly of 1.oh Aiwclcs luiu loll for I'nrllniKl lo vl.sil until lh flint of the month hoforo I'cttirlliiiK here lor 11 short visit and then ieiiviiiK for her home. She hn.s been here vIsllltiK her niece. .Mrs. Story Ilea. Return Here Saturday Mrs. I'. II. Churchill ami her daHKliler. .Mrs. Paul (.1. Trllelilooil. returned to ItosclmrK Saturihty after spend liiK flu? past two weeks In northern California. Mrs. Tiuehlooil anil daughter Anne are leaving Tues day for Moscow, Idaho, to make their home. Hr. Truelilooil left a week ami for Moscow to henin his duties as instructor in the KukIIsIi department ut the Clliverslly of Idaho. Wings of the Morning! Balmy Aye, and why not? When so much pleasure costs so little 'tis a Scotsman's paradise. Schilling Coffee One for Percolator another one for Drip or Glass Maker. ft o Mr. Olion in Town It. G. Olson, of .Melrose, attended to business here Saturday. Visiting Here Clark Uedy, sen ior at Annapolis naval academy. Is in Roseburg to spend h few days visiting friends. Ho formerly re sided here." Athletic Secretary Here Troy D. Walker, secretary of the Ore gon State High School Athletic as sociation, spent today In Roseburg conferring with school officials and coaches concerning state high school athletics. a ! SCHOOLS OPENED AT CAMAS VALLEY i j CAMAS VALLEY, Sept. 13 ' j The Camas Valley school opened I Monday. Sept. Lt. The bus route ' from Olalla und Tenmile has been1 let to Gus Johnson of Tenmil The Camas Valley bus route was let to Story Martindale this year. MlOllUIV CIINUIlllMIH. lilt- 1IIV HI) PRODUCE PORTLAND, Sept. ?,. APl Ill'TTElt Prints: A grade, MJe lb. in parchment wrappers, 371c I'd. Iu cartons; II grade, ;tr&c iu parch ment wrappers, uli-ie lb. in cartons. HITTERFAT (Portland de livery, buying price) A grade, :iri-;i7c lb., country stations: A grade, :tac lb.; 1 grade, 2c lb. less; C grade, tic less, EGGS lluyiug price by whole salers: Extras, 27c; standards, 21 c; firsts, 22c; medium, 22c; mediu.Tl firsts. Pic: small extras. Klc: tin- f rierei nrlew Me dozer.. Cheese, country meats and live noultrv unchantred. ! POTATOES New crop Yakimu i Gems, $1.50-1. Hid; Yakima white rose. $1.2; cental; local, ?Liri-L2.r orange box. HA Y Selling price to retailers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $17.5)1 ton; oat vetch, $i:i; clover, $12 ton; tim othy, eastern Oregon. (....) ton; do valley. (....I ton, Portland. Onions, cantaloupes, wool, hops, mohair and cascara hark, un changed. LIVESTOCK , i . -siaritei. active Kit cents higher, gnorU-hnirc Hir-210 Ih. dri veins l"-(a, loan lots il.UH, HL'ii-L'MI 111. H- III. fid, i;tu-1fi5 lb. lU.un-lu.2r, pack ing sows K.2r.-X.rn, choice feeders 1). 7 5. CATTLE Market uneven, strong to steady, instances strong 10 25 cenls higher on best kinds, medium-good she shade Hteady, low grades weak to 25 cents lowei, bulk and veal steady, several loads med 111 m-good grassers 8.fit)-J.50, 2 loads Dili and J0(i2 lb. Id. Oil, no fed steers offered, common 6.H0 7.50, medium heifers 7.00-7.51), common grades 5.25-6.50, low cut- i ter und cutter cows 3.25-4.25. eom- I nion-medium 4.50-5.50, good beef cows fi.7ii-8.2fi, bulls 6.00-8.25, beef bulls 6.5o. good-choice vealers H.50 lu.50, common grass calves 4.50. SHEEP Market, active, fully steady, few good trucked in lambs 9.00-9.40, common-medium 7.00-8.50, few yearlings 5.50-6. Oil, Vol hers 4.50-5.00, common grade owes 2.00-1.00. WHEAT l'OHTI.ANI), Ore., Sept. 1.1.- (AP) Open Hliill Low Cloe May !lfl .lir.i .1)7 .H7 Sept mi .'.mi .xsj .ssa llec 112-1 .!l(H .'II Cash wheat: lilit llend IliilRatem hw III per cent .1114; 12 per cent ..v;J; dark hard winter 13 per cent 1.1121; I-' per cent .9X1; 11 per cent .!IU4; soft white and western while .XX! ; hard winter .SIIJ; western red .X!ll. TODAY & TUESDAY America's Sweetheart in Kipling's Immortal Adventure! WEDNESDAY Bank Night $250.00 iVtl Shows 2-7-9 P, M. Matt. 25c Eves. 36c Kiddies 10c MARKET REPORTS Wfl J"1 Added If V19 rLS7 dona by the janitor, Fred Putnam. The faculty for the year Includes Ross Hrown, principal; Mrs. Jose-", phine Church and Oren Freerksen. high school teacher; Misa Gwen- ' dolen Weaver, first und second grades ; Miss Rachel Forsythe, , third, fourth und fifth, and James -Huimhuian, sixth, seventh und ' eighth g fades. Bank Night Wednesday $250 STARTS TUESDAY YOU CANT BEAT I0VE ENDS TODAY i JungUi! Jl ls' HARI y'"c ADEV Jji DUNCAN RINALDO 1: ALSO Shows 2-7: 15-9:15 P, MatB. 25c Eves. 35c Kiddies 10c Teachers Ihe bunlo-ciill to I u t y n:i a bee n mounded! Th oso inen and women ill come buck o their postH of luty uk HervuntH n the most im mrtnnt branch of ur national life the education. f our children. The little fellow, ho!;e first day at fu-hool Ik the Frank W. Long ffrHt (uy Uway from Molhcr, (lie boys whone en- 1 ei'Kh'H overflow Into mischief, the I bnyH ami Mil ls whose iieronallttea j Imve been BiiprcHBeil, each one miiHt be taken as un imilvirluai and , his or lU'r defieir'iice correct erl by ;u teacher. Our Kchords are hibora i tories in which the teachers are scieutintB ami Ihe children are mu j tennis undcrKohiK rrffincmeut. ' The nrnonnel of tin- Bchools of ' Itosidmrr has fiiveu us publicity of thr; iiiiimi cenijdime. it-:; . .V:,.v:irter. The trachers are IiiiuIhh out r.tu rlrnt! They are ("iviiiK on- Ijoys and Mi lis the y,i -oumhvork of know leflye widt h nlioiild place I hem in envious posit toiiM when tlir-y enter thr' higher branches of i lenruiiiK. j The nations of the world marvel at our school systems ami the leach 1 eiH are tile points of contact. Let. ; iim fcive I hem every ounce of as I siHtnuce at our command. DOUGLAS i n FUNE1VL HOME,, 7h tintftixfun(rof kriii( I ijtrncr 'P'mv. ami Lane. Streets KOSEBUIIO ROMAN I IC HRKWOHKS j.id IJVFFS' flrJ Pluo on the fgfcay Same Program WE Mm SelecteJ I IjJ'lHpl Shcrto LiiflikrfLUiliii . M. ?- Ti
