ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1 938,
Society and Clubs
THE STYLE SHOP
TWO
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTO
EULA GERTRUDE RILEY
AND RALPH J. SHEFFEL
MARRY ON SUNDAY
KUCTON. Aug. IS. Alius Eula
((irti-ude ltiley. UuiiKlitei- of Mr
ami Mix. Fie J ltiley, of Klkloii, und
liulph Jmnes Slietrel. of Ublroll
' Luke, Minn., were fiulelly zuurried
. Sundtty, Auguttt 14tb, -ul the liomu
of the bride'H Bister, Mm. Lois Lev-
enuttgen, at Klkton. , . .'
Rev. Puul Jones, pasti or the
Asseniblies of God church, per
formed the impressive ceremony in
the presence of a few relatives und
close friends.
A picnic was held at Hearts
creek following the ceremony and
whs enjoyed hy Mr. und Mrs. Shef-
fel. guests of honor, Hev. and Mrs
Puul Join's and family, Mr, . and
.Mrs. Merle Godding anil daughter
Mr. and Mrs, John Lovenhageu
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ltiley,. Mr, and
Mrs. Harry llowman and fumily,
Claude, Theodore and Puul Hlloy
ill of Elklon, Mr. and Mrs. Kred
ltiley, Jr., and Miss Hutli Petty,' of
itandon. i
'. Monday morning Mr. and Mrs
' Bheffel left on a two weeks' wed
r ding trip.
.
, MRS. BEAUDETTE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
GLKNDALH,. Aug. i IS Mrs.
, Louis Hoaglnnd was hostess at a
, 'charming shower party honoring
Mrs. Virgil Uouuuette at the home
of her mother, Mrs. illlma tranne-
on Friday afternoon. In rooms
beautifully decorated with gladioli
the afternoon hours were spent
visiting and viewing .the. muny
Jovely ; gills . presented j to Mrs.
Beaudettq. ......
Those attending tho affair were
Mrs. G. H. Ashman, Mrs. C. Hugeu,
Mrs. J. A. Olson, Mrs. Karl McMul
Today's Pattern
fit!1 f iA Ik"
Be Sure to SUte Size When
Ordering PHrn.
MAKE HER A SELF-HELP
DRESS
pattkkn isrr
Tills very cliic pautle-frock Is
toacltlug her to dress herself nat
urally It's I ho ruvorlli? or all the
dainty flocks in her wardrobe! And
would you helievo it I lion are only
TMltKIO major pieces lo tho dress!
The tie hell, perky rurflr-trlmmed
collar, pm-kol ami puff sleeves ate
easily munaaed. and panties are
Included. Molliers will want lo
make up several versions of Pat
tern ISM ror school ami ufler
Hchool wear especially when Ihoy
see Hie cninpleie and simple direc
tions In the "Sewing Instructor."
The wrap-am iii.i dcslun Is not only
a splendid scli'-help device for
yonii.nslers, It's alio Ideal lor lieu
inn. since It Ilea tint when the diag
onal lieu tcloKlng is unbuttoned.
Vse ginghams, ur liroiutctoiliH.
I'atteiii IS55 Is available In chil
dren's size , . i;. s mid In. slie li
lakes :l yards lucb labile and I'i
urds rufllng.
Send I'll'TKKN' t'KN I'S lir) In
coins or slumps (coins preferred 1
lor lllls Anne Ailums pattern. Write
plainly SI.U, NA.MK, AllllliUSS
and stvli: ni:miii:i:.
I to you want lo bo a style leader
in your set ? Then w rite ul once
for the popular ANXK ADAMS
IUTTKHX HOOK. It's filled Kith
hints on how to be thrllller and
smarter how to took younuer.
Hlimiiier, more glamorous bow to
lie correctly dressed lor every fimlr
tollable selling, whether siliilll or
moonlit. Jioa'i delay In semllm; tor
this fuseliiallng book, and make
yoiirselr some really Milking lieu
Hollies. I'lllCK OF HOOK I'll'
TKKN CKVI'S. PIllt'K OK PAT
TKHN KIFTKKN I'KNTS. HOOK
AND P A T T K It N TOtiliTUKU
TWKNTV-KIVE I'KNTS.
Seud your order to Hosoburg
NeB-Keview. Pattern Dep.u-tlneiit ,
itoseburg, Oregou,
liu, Mrs. Dertha Mccracken. Mrs.
l-iiinn'U Belcher, Mrs. P. J. Miller
.Mrs. W.'K. Duller, Mrs. Dun Throe,
Mrs. Susan Pete, Mrs. Myrtle Dit-
ueti, Mrs. Margaret A, Stevenson
Mrs. Moral Teeters, Mrs. Hllma
Mullliews, Mrs. Frank Woodlcy
-Mrs. Clareuce Flurry, Mrs. W. K.
Stevenson, Mrs. Alice Moore, Mrs.
Hert Wheatley, Mrs. M. 1.. Frost,
.Mrs. Itussell Hill, Mrs. Kmina Hum
Dlireys, Mrs. Ksther Miller. Mrs
A. J. Jtaess, Miss Lttellu ('unniiig-
Iiain, Mrs. ilermiiu Aydelotte, Mrs
HcsBie siemers. Mrs. Wm. lio Its
claw, Mrs. Thomas IS. I.awson,
Mrs. Homer Martin, Mrs. I. 11
Smith, Mrs. Herbert Sulvuae. Mrs,
W. B. Lesh. Mrs. C. J. Kaler. and
the guest of honor, Mrs. Ileaudette,
and liosless, Mrs. Iloagland.
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
FOR MRS RICHARDS
GI.lfiNDAl.10, Aug. IS Mrs. C.
Cr. Itlciiards, who Is moving soon
to Idaho, was honored at a fare
well surprise party Monday even
lug by members of the Iteliekuh
lodge. Delicious refreshments were
served after an. evening of visiting.
-Mrs. itlciiards was presented with
a lovely gift.
I hose enjoying tho affair were
Mrs. Malle Heller, Miss Alice Nt-
bel, Mrs. Gertrude Lystlll, Mrs. J.
b. woodrorte, Mrs. Francis Nelson
Airs. I. H. Smith, Mrs. H. M. Nixon,
Mrs. Clias. Ilolce, Mrs. W. T. Smith
Mrs. tlllma Strunne, Mrs. U 0.
Uasye, Mrs. A. J. Itaess. Mrs. M. L.
Frost, Mrs Margurette Shelley.
Mrs. Hima Hiimplirey, Mrs. Joe
Jones, Mrs. W. It. Stevenson. Airs.
M. A. Bales, Mrs. Jess Bowman
Mrs. Margarel Stevenson und Mrs.
Richards.
- . .
PICNIC AT BLUNDEL.L
PLACE IS ENJOYED
RIDDLE, Aug. 18. A delight
ful picnic dinner wus enjoyed Sun-
day noon at the liumo of Mr. and
Mrs, R P. Blundell near Kiddle.
Horseshoe Ditching, softball and
other outdoor games were enjoyed
dining the afternoon. Cake und Uve
cream were served during tho eve
ning hours. - ,
Those enjoying the duy Included
Airs. W.'C. Winston. Mr.-and Airs.
Clay, Smith': and duughter. Miss
Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Havens,
Hot) Davis and Melvlll Alice, of
Itoselllllg, W. I,. Haskell, or Fres
no, aClir., Vein Haskell and son,
Bobby, and the host and hostess,
Air. and Airs. IS. P. Hlundell.
'
RIDDLE CLAN TO HOLD '
ANNUAL PICNIC SUNDAY
RIDDLE, - Aug. IS The annual
Tilcuic of the Riddle clan, und their
friends will be held at FU.put-
ilcks- auto ciiiup .on the1 Umpnua
river, the usual place of meeting.
next Sunday. August 21. The pic
nic has been an unnual event for
number of yeain and usually
draws a large crowd.
GUESTS ENTERTAINED
AT GARDNER HOME
GLEN DALE, Aug. 18--,Mrs. it.
H.1 Gardner and Airs. Leslio Nor-
moylo entertained In honor of out-
of-town guests at a delightful din
ner at the Gardner home on Tues
day evening, t'overs were laid for
Airs. S. K. Ingham and Airs. Arthur
Ingham of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
Mr. and Mrs.' C. W. Ingham and
sotis,Sldney and Arthur or Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. U. li. Illldge, 11. B.
Gardner, Jim and Aliidred Gardner,
Hob Normoyle and the hostesses,
Mrs, Gardner and Mrs. N'ortuoylc. .
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
TO BE HELD AT HUDSON
GARDEN THIS EVENING
The Women's Council oi tho First
tliistiau church has Invited the
eueral public to enjoy a delight
ful iee-cream mid lawn social at
seven-llilrty o'clock tonight at the
L. Hudson garden at 121K Win
chester street.
Airs. Edith S. Ackert Is chairman
of the interesting program and en
tertainment for the evening.
CLOUGH DISCUSSES
LAND. PROBLEMS
An lnt'rtHtinK ilisciiHslon or the
til oh lorn witli relation lo touniy-
mvmnl lands, was nresonii'il bVroro
the I. ions club at tho rcmilar
oekly nuH-tiiiK. held hist ninht, by
County Judge II n ro n ('lough.
JudKu CIoukU slrmsi'd tho I tn port
al ice , ot pivsurvinK tlinhor and
turnfiiK hunicd ovor liinda into
oveinio piodiifhiK tcniloiy.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Hicis will he received hy I lu tiro
Hon Stale liiiiue (.'oniuilKfon at the
of tiro or lt chaiiiuan, lhxler
liice. In HoselmiK. OroMoti. tip un-
twelve o cluck noon, IhuvKday,
AukuhI "ti'i, IIi;iS, for the pmvhae
the old rortMiiatt'H house at Kock
reek Hatchery, name to hn linine-
Mutely removed. Time of removal
an important factor and he
oustdered lit coniiectiott with tho
pmchiipe price olletvd.
tUtKtitiX STATK UAMK I'OM
.MISSION,
Ity Dexter Itice, Chairman.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportunity
in epivM our t. hirer o apineeialion
lor the kiudUfH.s und fvinputliy ex
tended hy our iviendtt duriue uttr
K'cent hereiiveineut and Tor the
beautiful rlonU offeritiKH-
Mrn. Muude Shroy and chihheu.
a Parisian lawyer aned Ihe Krench
uuveinntfiil In Iltn7 ami won alter
u 20-eai' court ttuhl at a cost of
'Jau.onti nani'tt to the ovei uiueut.
William HlrkUnc I'rt'seott. Ainer
ban man of letters, kuvp hi iihcII
time lo count up to in when awak
ened in the luuniln. It he failed
to mine on that count, he paid a
tine, to the sui-vaiu who had called
him.
Prices Slashed-Action Needed-Our Loss-Your Gain
SAVE
atthis
GIGANTIC
SALE
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY,
AUG. 19
Roseburg's Greatest Sale of Ladies' Furnishings and
Ready-to-Wear.
MRS. YARNALL SAYS:
We are overstocked on the smartest
Summer Styles in Ladies Suits, Coats,
Hats and Furnishings. Dull summer
business has forced us to forget cost and
sell at any price to make way for new
fall styles now coining in. Buy at this
great Clearance Sale and save.
SLACKS
Reg. $1.95
Prices slashed for a quick
cleanup. Come and see
them.
rtMD'ieA&eA Ut Stock
BLOUSES
One lot values up to
$2.95. A practical buy at
a practical price.
$119
RAYON
PANTIES
So soft and sleek you'll
want several pair at this
low price.
39c
r
1
RAYON
SLIPS
much moi
y go at only
9Sc
Worth much more but
out they go at only
SCARFS
Sport styles in square and
oblong.
69c
All Sales Final
The Style Shop
Wash
DRESSES
Reg. $3.95
Gay prettily styled
House Frocks.
$2.19
DRESSES
Values to $19.75
Silks, Satins, Figured
Silks, Lace
Cut to
$7'47
House
DRESSES
While they last.
Reg. $1.95
To be sold at only
37c
Evening
DRESSES
One big lot of truly fashion- I
able dresses at give-away
prices. Reg. price up to
$10.95.
$2,S9
Diressss
ln
Prints
Plain Colors
Wash Silks
mi
For Sport
or Dress
Reg. Price
$6.95
;0
STRAW '
Every Hat must go re
gardless of cost. Chic and
smart in every detail. :
2 great groups.
Come early. .
29 89t
KNIT ;
Suite
Select any suit in stock
you pay only
1
2
the Regular Price -
FALL FELTS
HATS!! HATS!!
Brand new the latest creations. Just in time for this
Great Sale
For this
great Sale,
Only
$1.95
Reg.
Price
$2.95
FALL AND WINTER
COAT
Buy now benefit hy advanced styles, by a complete
selection of sizes and colors and a low price which can
last for a limited time only. Specially priced for this
sale at only
$1141.95
Summer
Coafts
i.
You are sure of finding A
the Coat you've dreamed
of owning. Come quick, L .
:.'V.
they will soon be "grab- j
bed" up at this price. Just i. j
think! Values up to l
$19.75, and priced for f f'J
this great sale at