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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1938. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MR. AND MRS. WILCOX EN.TERTAI.N AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. GeorKe Wilcox, Jr.. entertained at a' delightful family dinner party at their houia ou Commercial avenue in this city on the eveniuB of September 3. lion oriug Robert Wilcox, Mr. Wilcox s brothor. who left the next moraine ior Ames, Iowa, at which place he will enter Iowa Stato colleco, where he will do assistant teach ing work In accounting and study ior . his Master's degree, having been graduated from Oregon Slate tolloge in June from which place he -received a fellowship to Iowa State College. . Those present for this very en joyable occasion besides Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Jr., and daugh ter, Norma Jean, were llobert Wll Icox, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Sr., and dauglitor, Jean, of Oak land, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whip ple of Drain. .'m. e. ladies aid WILL MEEi; THURSDAY Tho Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid society will hold its first fall InicotluR at a, delightful one o'clock .luncheon Thursday at the churcii parlors with Mrs. It. L. Whipple as 'chairman of tho hostess commit tee,, assisted by Mrs. Mary Wat .son. Mrs. John Wealherlord, Mrs. William Walti'i-mi!", Mrs. H. S. 'llla.K, Mrs.- Karl- Wiley, Mrs. J. Ill Crnth, Mrs. Herbert Walterrolro :h C K. -MarKS. 1 no mem lie urged to bring their en 4 to lliin meeting. Kirl Wiley, president, will i; . , and nlans will bo made , l-.v!i-day rummage sale to ..I- Keiite'iibcr W-17. The de- will he conducted by Mrs. Xklinlas. . . . :unl . .m-rs -..'lii'i .M !! in ,1'or ( be I." 'O. j Today't Pattern ' PRESSY ENOUGH, FOR, " AFTERNOONS i'attickn ia;ts Hero's a new Blonderhior Unit' "us annionriiiie for leisurely utiui Jioons m lor 7 u. in. Olio aiancu at thu nkluro of l'attuin llluS slio T.ou How Kinceful lis sillionetlu Is, jin.l onu look at the diagram tells how Utile ollori nueu go iuiu m' -tnuklng. However, until you con "still thu Sewing Instructor thai no .xomiiuilies this Anne Adams pat tern, you canuol till ly realize llio "tjasv tune your ueoillo will liav TKoio nailiiiilarly lliu iiimuil coin .ltn-i ui lite shoulder seams and -Kliml sleeves, the llislllonullli 3if:uu'd vui.-uline mul narrow sell j,. i,, r-et t)ii hiii'.lit colion or syn-"iin'i:i- v. im minim;, ribbon and -1HI! ,..11 ' ! .:;., :n is available in "fi u . i. : t. :iii. as, in. ii, u, -iii ,i . . . ::...e ;iii lakes 3 6-S yards '. , . ! i ric and Si yard rut- - . .. ''II'TKKN CliNTS (13c) 111 t .. slumps (coins ineleried) i- i . Anne Adams pattern. Write SI.K. NAM I'J, AUHUKSS ... VI. K NL'.MUIOH. ss lo your autuuin sewing! '.. .i ; vnur copy of the NKV ' !ii!,Mi ADAMS I'ATTIiUN IHKK Uidny. and clioosu from Hit) smart est of Tall fashions. You'll see pic tured Hie very, clothes you need. Lovely street, nftei noon and puny Inshions! Styles for the girl away ut school, thu business woman, the matron who longs to bu slim! Sportswear "hits". Cheery house dresses and youngster frockc! Fine -lingerie! 01ft Ideas! News ubout accessories! All patterns mi simple to mako lit home! HOOK FIF th k.n cknts. iwttkkn fif ti;i:n oknts. twkntv fivb CENTS FOH llOTIl WHEN OU- DEUEL) TOtlETHElt. . betid your older to News-ltevieu, jattern Dept., Hoseburg, Ore. MRS. PORTER HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB AT DESSERT-LUNCHEON , Mrs. Frederick J. Porter enter tained her bridge club and two tables of guests at an Informal one thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at her homo on ltojervolr avenue yes- terUuy afternoon. The hostess was assisted by, !4rs. L. L. V.'iniberly and Mrs. D. Parr. Dahlias, glad. loll, zinnias aud other fall flowers vere used to carry out tiie decora tive motif, Covers were placed lor Mrs. J Wilson an'J Airs. Kulph Slearus, of Myrtle Creek, Mrs. L. L. Wlm berly, Mrs. 11. K. Maddox, Mrs. Marshall Pongra, Mis. D. W. Helll- elL Mrs. I'll 11 Hal til and Mrs. Uoyd Bales, guests, and the follow ing club members, Mrs. Kogei: teller, Mrs. O. 11. Hobs, Mrs. Ber nard Voung, Mrs. Scott Williams, Mrs. A. D. Parr, Mrs. Frederick Ciiapuiaii, Jr., Mrs. F. U. Coeu and Mrs. Edvln llootli. Contract bridge v.-as the diver sion of the afternoon hours with Mrs. Harth winning the hli;h score prize and Mrs. loung tho high, score club prize. DELIGHTFUL HOUSE WARMING PARTY IS GIVEN AT HUDSON HOME FRIDAY delightful housevvarming party as given for Mrs. U. L. Hudson aud uaugllter, Miss Elsie, at their utliactiv'i home on Court street rlday evening. A lovely gift was presented to Mrs. Hudson anil Miss Ellse from Mrs. C. A. Chambeiiiii and daugh ter, Ida, Mib. U. II. Laird, Mrs. Fred ' A. Knight, Mrs. Miilluila Oderkllk, Mrs, H. II, Ilagen, Mrs. Nora Ware, Mrs. Anna Carson, Mrs. William Fishor and Mrs. I. H. Duff. A pleasant soclul evening was qnjoyed and, lovely refreshments ere served. COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO MEET THURSDAY Tho ladles of the Iloscburg Coun try club will meet at 8:30 Thurs- luy morning for golfing to lie fol lowed by a 12:3" o'clock politick luncheon. Mrs. J. A. Uunling, cap tain, will preside ov.ir tho business session, at which time plans will bo announced for tho lurge gitest- luy bridge party to he held at n 1:30, o'clock dessort-lunclioon tho .uriornoou of September 30lh. Com- inttteos for the affair, will ho an nounced this week. I ho Hummer brldgo tournuinent play will bo enjoyed during the aft ernoon lipiirs. All ladies, of tho club are urged to bo present. lENEFIT TEA ANNOUNCED FOR THURSDAY, SEPT. 16 MEWIOKI!, Seplomhor 13 Ono of the delightful social events planned for the weok will be the silver tea to be given by Mrs. F. E. JohliHon and Airs. John Husenbark, Jr., for the benefit of the Klgarosc Cemetery Association lo bo. held at tho home of the former in Elga- ose Thursday titlut-uooii, Septem her 35th. Auyono lntei''esled in assisting the Association, bus been cordially Invited to onjoy tho tea. . YOUNG LUTHERANS TO MEET THIS EVENING Tho Young Liithorun's socloly of St. Paul's Lutheran church will bold an Interesting meellug at. 7.30 o'clock tonight at tho homo of Hov, and Mrs. W. A. Sylweslor on Mill- tnry street. All members and their friends lmvo been most cordially Invited to enjoy tho meeting. PRESBYTERIAN AID TO TRI-SQUARE CLUB TO HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING Tho llr.pllat Trl-Sonnru Sewing cluh will bolil an all-day meellug and noon potluck luncheon Thurs- Illy at tho homo of Mrs. N. M. Nel son, Jlut Military street. All mem bers are most cordially Invited to be present. SIDE; GLANCES By, George Clarlt 3 qopw, Igjf SY WW, SERVICE. IMC, t. M. Btt,, . a. PAT, nn "Do you mind if I'm nexl? I!m double-parked."' Creations of Art With Needlework EASTERN STAR TO HOLD FRIENDSHIP NIGHT j SOCIAL THURSDAY Ruuebui'i; chapter of Eastern I Star members have been asked to invito members of other chapters us guests to a Iriemlsii.it night so cial at (fight o'clock Thursday eve ning at, the Masonic temiilu. Mrs. Walter I-Icrchcr, worthy 'matron, will have charge. o the meeting and Mies Gladys H. Strong will bo music cbairmai). Tho decorations will be in charge of Hov. S. Kay no r Smith. Hostesses for the evening In clude Mrs. h. L. Wimberiy and Mrs. C. J. Grimm, co-chairmen, and Mr. and Mrs. S. b Caulfield, Mr. aud Mrs. D. H. Lenox, Mrs. M. F. Itlce and Mrs. George E. Houck. HOLD FIRST FALL MEETING ON THURSDAY Tho I'resbytorian Ladies Aid so: ciuty will iiold its first rail meet ing at a one-Lhtrty o'clock dessert lunchcoi at tho church parlors Thursday ni'tornoou. Mrs. Earl Ull rich, president, will be in chargo ot the business session. Members are asked to bring their needles and thread Mrs. C. IS. Roberts will bo chair man of the hostess coinmittooj and will bo assisted by Mrs. George Howell, Mrs. Margaret Iiodgors Mrs. It. S. Nichols and Mrs. J. F. nrkei All members and friends are most cordially invited to, be, pres ent. y. c. T. g. EXECUTIVE MEETING ANNOUNCED FOR WEDNESDAY The executive board ot Lho. Itoso- burg W. C. T. U. will hold an im portant business session at 2:1,0 o'clock Wednesday afternoon ut the home of Mrs. L. C. Davis at S12 South Main streeL The presi dent, Mrs. C. A- Chamberlin. has asked for directors of all depart ments to be present. MIDrWEEK BIBLE CLASS TO. HOLD BIRTHDAY LUNCHE.ON ON THURSDAY The Mid-Week Biblo class of SL Paul's Lutheran church will hold its birthday luncheon at a delight' ful one o clock afiulr Thursday. September 15th, at tho home of Mrs. William Vogt ou Wharton av enuo. All members and invited guests have been asked to enjoy tbe occasion. SISTERS AND KNIGHTS WILL HOLD FIRST PALL MEETING WEDNESDAY The Pythian Sisters and Kulnhts of Pythias will hold their first tall respective meetings at eight o'clock ednesday evening, September 1 1th. at the K. of P. hall. The meet ing will be followed by a Joint so cial hour. All SiHters and Knights are urged to be present. Around the County and are and 1074. ATTRACTIVE AND USEFUL DOILIES Ily Hl'TII Oltlt VATPKUN NO. 1"7I Three dollies, eaeli shaped slight Iv different, lire as necessary they are decorative. The stitches are interesting but simple and even a neuinner will not have any trouble crocheting them. You will find their uses extenslvo as each measures 10 by 15 inches, 7 by 31 inches, ij inches lu dlameler. spedtvely. Tho pattern envelope contains complete, easy-to-nnderstand direc tions, also what crochet, hook and what material uud how tulli-U you will need. To obtain tills vatteru. send for .No. 1071 and enclose 1" cents in stamps or coin (eolu preferred 1 to cover service aud postage. Address News-Re ie-, .Needleuork Depart ment, EoselmiB, Oreou, HIGH-GRADING PLOT CHARGED TO FOUR SACK AM UNTO. Calif.. Sept. 12. (API Charles Iticli. U. S. secret service agent, and Sluto, Mining Inspector J. F. Bongard disclosed loday the arrest ot four men in what they said was a $750,1)00 ore high-grading conspiracy. The suspects held lit city prison here, -were identified as Klwood Hit. Sli. John lleulch. AV. tieorgo K. Killler. 3li. and Frank Fuller, io. The Investigators saitl.llio prison ers were associated in operating a custom mill near Plymouth in Ama dor county. twenty-five men and women are employed. George Wllhelm of Junction City, was a- guest Wednesday ai mo home of Mr- and Mrs. C. E. Logs don. Mrs. Carrie Fishman ami little granddaughter visited ut the lionio of Mrs. Augusta Wilson anu oinor relatives over last week-end. Thuy loft for their home at Portland Monday. Miss Lois Weedman is a guest ftt the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Hicks. Mrs. Max Kiinmol and aon, Karl, returned Friday from Portland after spending the week there visiting and shopping. Mrs. C. E. Logsdon roturneil to Jasper, Ore., Thursday wlioro she will look after property interests for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mosthaf mo tored to Albany Wednesday whero they will visit a short time beforo going on to Salem to attend the stato fair. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hutlor return ed recently from an interesting trip to The Dalles where they attenilod a family reunion. Their sons, Lin uiott and Carl Butler, also attend ed the reunion as well us Mr. and Mrs. Loren Butler, who mado the trin from here with thorn. Miss Willniiiotta Logsdon loft Thursday to return to Junction City where she will teach In the school this winter. Miss Logsdon. recent ly roturned from a vacation trip to the Hawaiian Islands and has boon visiting her parents hero u short time beforeresutiilng work. Mr. and Mrs. John Woods liavo had as their house guests recently their daughters, Mrs. Margaret Dun- brnek of wlsner, Ore., and Mrs. Stlnebnugh and her husband and children, of Othello, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stuller, who spent a two weeks vacnlloii hore have returned to their homo near Palo Alto, Calif. Valen lilies, of Coivallls, a brother of Mrs. Still lers, aiii) his wife and daughter, visited, hero with the Stullcrs dur ing their sUiy. The members of the llfddlB grange planned an outdoor plcuiu supper to be held at tho Canyon camp ubovo Canyonville, Monday evening but owing to tho inclement weather the party returned to tho grange hall here and served supper. An old rashioned danco was held later in the evening and a most en joyable time is reported. Mrs. Frank Ilratnhall, who was taken to the hospital In ltnscburg last week for medical treatment is reported to be improving. Mrs. May Clark, an aged resident of tho community, who is 111 was also tak en to tho hospital recently. Miss Frances Fritter, who has been enjoying a vacation tour to Alaska this summer arrived lioro Sunday for a few days' visit with her aunt, Mis. C. F. stautter. on Wednesday. Miss Fiutor accom panied by hor mother, Miss Minnie Frater, who has spent the summer here, left to return to Sacramento. Miss Frater is employed as an In structor In the high school ut Sac ramento. The Kiddle school Is scheduled to commence Monday. Sept. U. Tho teaching staff for the coining ywir Is Chester Conk, principal; Paul Campbell, and Huth Williams, high school assistants; Lelnlid Hurler, 7th mid Slh. grades, also athletic coach; liertha, lsluudcll, " Ith, Dth and Gth grades; Wunela Cosgrove Wallace. 1st, 2nd' and aid, grades. CANYONVU-LE CANYONVILLE, ScpL li Mr. aud Mrs. Shirley Cilu, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Moser and daughter, Nora Jane, shopped and, attended to Dusineas aiiairs in uuseuurg Saturday. Mia. Zed Clianey will leave Thurs day to assist her daughter, Mrs. lAjn Snyder, of Jjuya crecK with cooKing for hai-vesi bauds during prune picking. Muxtin Uiuir of Los Angeles visited friends at the Canyonville hotel last week. Most of tbe students who will at tend the Uible academy during tne coming year nave arriveu. A nuui- oer nave come irom Portland, one irom Idaho and ono iiom San Uiego, Calif.- itegular classes will start AJonday. ' victor snaw and daughters, Marilyn and Faith, were business visitors, in Koscburg Saturday. Kev. aud Mrs. W. ri. Kummel and fannly of iJillard, visited at, the Fred Elliott home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louie. Ford family of Yuba. City, Calif.) visiting -at the home ot Mr. Mrs. Odow Lee Ford. Kenneth Hopkins is taking a tew days off from his work at tne look oup station to bnUd a garage and woodshed. Ed liurutow of Anchor was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Standley Cayior wore visitors in Canyonville Tucs- -day. Mr. Standley 'is a forest ranger ,at Devils inut. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McGee return ed last week from an extensive trip through California, Arizona, Nevada and Idaho, They visited friends at various points along the way. In Nevada they visited cous ins they had not seen for thirty- three years. They discovered while there that Mr. McGees grand father was a cousin to the well known Sandy Bowers, the leader of the mining activities in the surrounding territory of Silver City. C. C. muitoU transacted business in Iloseburg Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Cain and Mrs, O. G. Mouer are starting work Wednesday at the Sunray ranch and will work, during , pear and prune harvesL Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Drown were Roseburg visitors Tuesday. Leon Nichols and Guylord Whit ney attended to business affairs in lvoseburg vednosday. Hay 1'uulson and Leon Nichols have been hauling shako bolts from 1 iller this week. . Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Shaw and soS of Grants Pass wore, visitors at tht home of the former's brother, Vic tor Shaw. September 19 Is tho tontativo date for the schools to open in Canyonville. GLENDALE RIDDLE 'GLENDALE, Sept. ' 12 Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Harper and daughters, Mctty, Doris and Zola, of llandon visited at the home of tho former's mother, Mrs. Dora Harper, over Labor day. Mrs. Joss Bowman anti ilauglv tor, Mary Anne, loft for Roseburg Friday to spend a week with sirs, llow'ninif.j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cornell. Mnxiue McMurrcn of Quartz Mountain has arived here to spend tho winter with her aunt, Mrs. M. F. Nye. W. B. Garrett took a load ot stock to Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. H, D. Blulr daughters left Friday for their home in 1'Jl Ceutro, Calif., niter a month's visit at the home of Mrs. liiairs parents, Air. and Mrs. n. J. Raess. Miss Laura ltaess and Miss Florence Johnson accompanied them as far as Ashland, where they spout the day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hanel, former residents here. Mary Alice Hoots returned Mon day from Hornbrook. Calif., whore she has been visiting her slater, Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley of Dandon spent Sunday and Mon day here. , Miss Laura Kness, Miss Florence Johnson. Mrs. Elma Archambeaii, Paul Archambeaii, Ed Johnsou and Albert Jackson attended the Min ers' .jubilee celebration at Cave .City Monday. Mrs. Cora Koontz and Miss Margaret Howard attend ed the jubilee Saturday evening. Mr. and Mr Glen Wardrip and daughter, Gertrude, of Corvallis, visited hero over the veek-eiid. .Marjoric Wardrip, who has spent the past week here at the C. Hag en home, returned with them. E. M. Blttle of San Jose, Calif., is visiting here at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. G, M. Gipe and family. Charles Boice Jr.. left Tuesday for Woostor, Ohio, where he will attend college. Mr. and Mib. J. W. Carlson and sons. Jack and Burton, of Klamath ifails. visited rriends here over me weeR-end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dobyns of Tule Lake, Calif., spent the Labor day holidays here. visiting relatives. C. J. Kafer of Camp Gasnuet. Calif., visited with his family here Saturday. W. B. Garret and son. Dean, were In Portland Wednesday on ousl- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lawson anu son. Edward, anu meir nouse tmesis. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis of Anoka, Minn., speni me uioor day holidays at Crater lake anu the coast. Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Lesn ana Mrs. Flora Lesh spent Labor day at the Miners' Jubilee at Cave City. Huh Morev and Darren uraddocK, who have been visiting ai aeruy, returned with them. Ira Lewis and daughter, Beverly. returned Saturday from a weeks visit at Modesto. Calif. Mrs. Al Phillips and daughters. nniiv and Dorothv. wttn air. anu Mrs. W. T. Clark and lamny, visii' ed Mrs. Phillips' mother and grand mniher nt lkeview lastweek. R. M. Eberle and granusons, iiou and Harvard Lewis, visited at Uiko Oswego from Saturday evening to Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Heller 01 nan- don visited here and in Grants Pass Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gardner and daughter, Mildred, and Mr. Yblood, bookkeeper at the Ingham Lumber Co., were Hanuon visitors ouminy. W. R. Purvine lett ior saiein Monday where he will visit rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Garrett are spending part of the week in Rose burg on business. Ci E. Young spent me weea-euu at Prlnoville visiting relatives. ii m Svlv a wteuerman ion uy plane Sunday for San Francisco, where she will join her father. She will then, continue to Pasauena where she will attend school. Larry Henninger. son 01 ntr. anu M, A O. Henninger. underwent a tonsillectomy at Grants Pass Thurs- ln.v' , Mrs. Anne Bryant spent Sunday and Monday in Roseburg. H. K. Montgomery anu uiuignioi, uii. Mvni Montgomery of Independ ence visited hero Thursday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Har vey. The Montgomorys resided hero about iniriy years uBu. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Austin spent Sunday and Monday visiting at the home of tiioir oaugiuer a"" law, Mr. and Mrs. B. N, 'Clianey at Springfield. They also attended the Portlanu-seaiue uaseuuu in Portland Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harvey and Fred Kafer visited at tho T. S. Harvey home In Mcdl'ord. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wlndos and dauglitor, Betty Lou, Bob Wlndos and Olin Belclior ot Portland, visit ed friends and relatives hero over the Labor day holidays. Mrs. H. M. Nixon and diuightors, liertha, Marlon and Mabel, visited at Salem Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey of Modford visited here Monday. Their daughter, Helen Mary, re mained here at the home ot Mrs. A J Raess for several days. 'mib. M. A. Sates and children, Monte, Tommy and Holon, left Wednesday evening for several days' stay In Portland. Mr. Bates joined tlietu on Sunday. Miss Velma Basye was a Ilosc burg visitor Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winkleinan and daughters, Vlrglo and Maxlno, of rilllldon, spolll uioor nay ui. Mrs. .1. S. WoodroKo was a Grants Pass caller Friday, Mr. and Mrs. a. ii. uu'u i,il Mia Roy E. Rnhinnnii sunlit Sunday in Grants Bass. ited a few days with relatives and friends in the vicinity this week and are now looking for a new lo cation near Sheridan or Portland. They will return and spend tne rest of their vacation visiting relatives.- Miss Kozella Adamek ac companied them to Portland. Tbe young folks of the Ep- worth league held a social aud 6:30 o'clock polluck dinner on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hanson have moved into" the house formerly owned by the late Mary TJush. nell. t Charlie Seigle is building a new woodshed at his home. Mrs. Williams has returned to her home again after a few weeks' visit in Portland. Mrs. Crowley, was a business visitor in Roseburg on Wednes day. Mrs. Audrey Malone has return ed to her home in Pomona, Calif. She jvas accompanied by her sis ter, Billy Surague and Lucille Huebner. Miss Huebner went to Fresno, Cnlif., where she will vis it with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller of Co.- nuille were week-end visitors at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Bird Smith. Mrs. Miller was formerly Ituby McDaniel. Mrs. Rllla Hahn and son, Perly, and family went to Grants Pass last Saturday. Mr. Hahn and fam ily returned Monday. Mrs. Rllla Hahn remained for a longer visit .with her daughter, Mrs. Abbot. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Seigle made a business trip east of Roseburg lust Monday. Mrs. Albro was a business vis itor In Hosehurg on Wednesday. Maytag 8ales and 8arvlo City Electric 124 to. Cut St. Phone 233 Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk "DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH" PHONE 186 rowiiia's j : for : j Sporting Gooids j ; 245 N. Jackson St. Rainbow Rink At Winchester, Ore. SKATING Sunday Afternoon 2 to 5 Sunday Night 7:30 to 10:30 Wednesday Night ', 7:30 to. 10:30 Price 25 Cts. 1 Let a Tail or Be Your Tail or You can do it easily if you'll let me tailor . your clothes to your measure. A FINE ASSORTMENT, $22,50 UP Max Schwartz The Tailor 111 W. CASS STREET UIDDLK. Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs, Loren miller aud two sons left Fri day to return to their homo nt Pull num. Wash., niter visiting here ut the T. J. UuUor.hunic tho past month. Mrs. Alvin Walker and baby son,! lilikv, of Klsuialh Falls, are visit ing relatives here thi week. Tom Ainspoker lett Sunday for ! Salem where he is spending the 1 week visiting and ntteuding, the i state fair. The Riddle eaunery started oper-1 atious the firf t ot the week cau-1 uiug pears uud tomatoes. About J A Distinctive PORTLAND ADURS f f Vfrrd by travlr and Portland n olik. All outtid. room, tight, airy, aK tractiv. 3 to 4 blochi to Uoding tori dnd bonks. ;.fatout for good rood. GLADYS H. STRONG Teacher of Piano i " ' Graduate of Linfield College and the New England Conservatory of Music , ;.. Kindergarten Class for Pre-School Children Masonic Building Telephones 292-R, 311-L TENM1LE TF.NMILK. Sept. 12. Mrs. Iles slo Smith attended a meeting of the Teachers' association at Co qullle last week. Mrs. Smith will teach near MyrMo Point this win ter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adamek vis- The Days Are Gettin Shorter And it's time to get organized for fall and winter. Paint, roof paint, roofing, trac tors and implements, tires', batteries, stove oil, lubricating oil, gasoline, seed, or what ever you nee'd to prepare for fall and winter,, just 'See Us First We Can Save Yo Money; DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch, ROSEBURG, ORE. WOOD an. SAVE Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering ' your full wintsr'g wood supply. You'll save now or you'll pay more laterl Creen Slab, 4', per cord ..$2.00 Green Slab, 16", per ;ord. 3.00 Planer Ends, load 4.50 Mill Ends, load 4.50 Delivered In City TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. KEEP UP WITH TODAY'S MEWS Subscribe for THE ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW 650 Per Month or $7.80 Per Year by Carrier in Roseburg Per Year by Mail Anywhere in the U. S. or Three Months for $1.25.