ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, S938.
TWO
Around the County
WILBUR
WILBUR. Oct 6. Mr. and Mrs.
Mclvln Palmer returned home
from a successful hunting trip near
I'rlnovllle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Sperling were In charge of
their ranch during their absence.
Mrs. Hoy Qulnton returned homo
from Eugene Wednesday after
spending a few days visiting her
sister there.
Mrs. Filch, who is quite sick was
taken to Mercy hospital Thursday
for medical treatment.
Mis. W. E. Thompson went to
Portland Sunday where Bhe will
spend a week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Itobert Gardner and her rela
tives. :' Walter Klnsel Is working nt
'Steamboat for Mr. Gordon. Ho Is
dolng carpenter work, und will he
employed there for six weeks.
', Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Gino uro go
ing to Winchester Bny Tuesday to
spend two weeks looking after
property Interests there. Mr. John
Brant will have charge of their
ranch here while they are away.
Carl Sperling is moving his house
farther up the hill on the land own
ed by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Grao.
' Mr. and Mrs. Prank Parker and
MIbb Kay Godley spent Saturday
In Eugene shopping and visiting
'rlBoriv Friday, September 30, 1938
to Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin Russell, a
daughter, whom they have named
Lollta Ines. The bnby weighed 7
pounds and ldj ounces.
Mrs. William Bennot and son,
Rodger loft for Los Angeles Tues
day morning. Mrs. Bennet has boon
visiting hor fnlher, D. W. Turner,
for a few weeks, her slRtor, Miss
Jean Tumor, returned to her home
-with her to spend tho winter.
! Miss Marion l,urson, of Tncomn,
i and Miss Alberta Short BPC-nt Tues
"ilay night at tho homo of Mr. and
1 Mrs. Georgo Short. MIbb Short
! mid Miss Larson uro rocent gradu
Intou of tho St. Joseph hospital In
c Taconia and both nro omploycd as
'nurses In Mercy hospllul.
' Mrs. Virgil Smith returned homo
from Portland Wednesday after a
,tenday visit with her daughter.
Miss Virginia, who Is intending the
Portland university school of intru
ding. Sho nlso visited with othor
-'relatives and friends while there.
' -W. C. T. U. mot at tho homo of
5 Mrs. P.. P., McKay Wcdnosdny.
-Plans wore mndo to give n silver
;ea soon, the date to bo nnuouncod
-lutor.
i Mrs. Ed Iliiflscll nnd nmnll diuigli
"tor, Lollta Inez, roturnod homo
'from Mercy hospital Tuesday morn
"ug. H. T). HastiiiBB. who Is on tho
'tick list, is improving,
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EX-LEGISLATOR
RECEIVES HIGHER
INSURANCE POST
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Ternai(l A. Young (abovft), who
recently resigned .IUh position us
state legislator from DoukIub coun
ty, has been apiioEiitoil bh agency
organizer for the Oregon brunch of
the New York iAto Insurance com
pany, for which lie has been local
manager for tho past eight years, it i
waH announced today. I
The apiiointment was made per-,
Bonally by Alfred h, Aiken, presi
dent, during his recent visit to
Portland, an outstanding occur
rence. The appointment was made
In recognition of Mr. Young's ex
cellent sales record.
Mr. Young will muko his head
quarters In Portland, taking up his
new duties November 1.
The Douglas county republican
central commit toe is expected to
meet within the next few days to
appoint his successor in tho vacat
ed legislative post. The appointee
also will take Mr. Young's place as
republican nominee at tho forth
coming genera 1 election.
lug. They brought home two nice
bucks.
Mrs. n. 0. Huntington und Mrs.
H. K. Motichette were Grants Pass
visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James McGrew vis
ited relatives at Smith River over
the week-end.
Harvey Duncan, who is employed
near Crater lake, la spending a few
days at home.
Glen Kafer, of Alleghany, is vls
fUng his mother, .Mrs. C. J. Kafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nye, Max
ine McMurren. Bertha Nixon, Bet
ty Phillips and Audrey .Mr Noel at
tended the show at Grants Pass
Saturday evening.
I-red Wolff and Frank Board man
of (.rants Pass were guests at the
W. I,. lobyns home Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. II. Lesb and
Mrs. Flora Lesh spent Sunday with!
the Jiub Hniltli family at Clare's
mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wunsch and
dnnphffr, Gloria, and Miss Faye 1
Thompson and Miss Nellie Gray
were Medford visitors Saturday.
The tennis court on Willis ave.
and 2nd st., sponsored by the Chris
tlau Endeavor society, has been
completed and lights hare been in
stalled so that It may be used In
the evenings.
NEW STAMPED GOODS
Big new line of stamped work
just in at Carr's. All new patterns
and ideas. Several very clever
Mexican designs. For the newest
in fancy work, shop at Carr's and
low prices will surprise you.-r-Adv.
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Distribution of jobless Insurance
in Oregon has passed the $5,000,000
mark.
VETS' BUREAU AIDS
DAD-CHILD REUNION
QU1NCV, Calir., Oct. 5. (API
Catherine Perry and her father
will be united after 17 years,
thanks to the veterans' bureau at
Washington.
Jack Perry, employed at a saw
mill near here, last saw his daugh
ter In 1921, when she was two
months old. Circumstances separ
ated them aud Catherine, born at
Darfark, Ark., now lives at North
Bend, Ore. '
Catherine's query to the li. S.
veterans' bureau produced infor
mation concerning her father, a
World war veteran, and now Perry
Is arranging to bring Ills daughter
to live with him on a ranch in
Plumas county.
AZALEA SHRUBS
Native grown Azalea shrubs
fine, largo, flowering plans. 3 to 5
feet high, heavily baled In native
black Boll. ?1.00 special at Carr's
store.
City Electric
IZ4 W. Cass St. Phone 233
l n ii.R f ,n"" """,t"a
Otters tho Ideal Vacation lor
Every Momber of the Family.
HEALTH, PLEAIURE
RECREATION
Accommodations to Fit Every
. . . n I
Vacation Duoqoc
Dirct Itiln CooB.etioM i S. P. ."d S.c Norths.
P,..d High.u Right to Ui Door
GLENDALE
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J- G LION DA MS, Ore, Oct. 4 Mr.
tarn! Mrs. Stanley S. Anderson of
rllovorly Hills arrived H'rUliiy to
tapond u month nt their summer
f Uomn on Mule creek. V
Harry .Stearns of Oakland was tt
business vlBltor Sufurclity. .
- Wis. Francos Paigo and son, Clif
ford, former Olendalu residents, and
"Harold Ilalk ot Sllverton, spent the
week-end at tho W. I Pobyus
I home.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Hoy 13. Hoblnson
and children. Stanley nnd Alnrllyn.
, visited at the coast Saturday and
i Sunday.
s Mr. nnd Mrs. Hud llelcher ro
' turned Friday evoning from Port
fliind, where they visiled their
I diiughtor, Mrs. lslor Wlndes, and
fnnilly. Olen llclt.lieiv who spent
' the past , three months at the
1 Wlndes home, rolurnod with them.
i Miss lloleno Churchill of Ouk-
land. Calif., spci t tho wek-end ut
tho U. C. Huutliig'.oii home.
5 Den Huntington nnd daughter,
i llcnloce. and Dale MiiMtillln fished
' on Itogue river Saturday. ,
j Mr. and Mrs. S. lniuie Stewart
and sons, Sam and Hobby, wore
i Urnnls Pass vlsllors Snlurday.
: Mrs. 11. 11. liaidncr, Mrs. H. 1).
Yolood and Mrs. W. T. Harbour
j shopped and visited in Ornnts Pass
i I'Vlday.
I Mr. and Mrs. 15. II. Harvey and
' Sir. and Mrs. W, It. Purvlnn return-
: cil from an enjoyable hunting till
I 1n eastern Oregon Tllesdny even
Here'
When
and
Where
Riversdale Grange will hold an
open meeting, Friday, October
7, 8:15 o'clock for their annual
booster night. Tho following
program will be prosentod: Skit,
"Duck Yard Quarrel," Alvln Tip
Inn und'Cloo Tipton. Drill by
'Oraiiga officers. ' Shit, "Mothor
Goose Ithymos," Ella May
Chmkc. Marcclone and Colleen
Moore, I'ruecllla Potvin, llcver
ly ami Dnuiild Kruse, Dnrharii
and Shirley Oglo. Song, Grange
Chorus, led by It. A .Calhoun.
Skit, "Old King Colo," Hurt Pat
terson. Heading of letter from
Nalinmil MiiBter, Darley Ware.
Skit, "Tho False Alarm," Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Jone. Vorn ami
Vivian Domlnh'o, Mrs. Cook.
Norman Holt, Jim Hess. Darley
Ware. AddreHH, "The Grango,"
Fred fluff. Skit, "Rosemary,"
Mrs. F. G. Cloako, Mrs. John Tra
vis, Vivian and Vera Doinllitco.
Song, "Praecllla Potvin. Qllnr
tctte, Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Love,
Mrs. Harvey Kwens. Hev. Uay
uor Smith. Recreational games
will be played after the program
and refreshments will he rcrved.
And How
This space Is free to any or
gnnlaatton wishing to announce
notico ot meetings. Please
phono or leave announcements
ut Mac's Market, Phono 3U.
sugr CAR MAttfRSVETESTEm
! TIRES FOR WANY OF AMERICA'S FNE
CJ"HAS KEPT U.S. TIRE ENGINEERS
' CONSTANTLY AT WORK WITH CAR ENGINEERS,
I THUS, U&WK41S ARE ENGINEERED
MSt CMT TO EACH MODEL OF CAR.
' INSIST ON THIS ASSURANCE OF
CONTINUED SMOOTH PERFORMANCE.
' SAFETY, ECONOMICAL OPERATION . . ,
, WHEN YOU BUY NEW TIRES.
RS. s.
! 'SO AFRAID OF
I'SKlDDINO,. SAYS
' G. B., HER CHAUFFEUR,
I WOULDN'T THINK OF USING ANY TIRE
; BUXWK4iS. THE MANUFACTURERS
VWHO PUT THEM ON FINE CARS
'KNOW THEIR BUSINESS."
Hansen Motor Co.
Oak and Stephens St. Roseburs, Oie
PAY US A VISIT
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NATIONAL
Retail
A GROCERS
week
OCTOBER I0"-I5
.. a a
KNOW YOUR
GROCER'
E2!l
'IT PAYS TO
We join in National Retail Grocers Week! Your inspection of our store is invited. Note the
SAFE SAVINGS. Item for item-price for price MAC'S MARKET saves you money. It s the
Saving on Every Item That Counts." Every purchase is guaranteed. We DO want your busi
ness! We want it on the basis that this store ACTUALLY EARNS your trade by fair dealing
plus good merchandise-sold at a profit to us and at a SAVING to you. Shop here and save.
Wesson Oil
Half gallon can
75c
11
SWEET SPUDS 4 LBS.llc
Jerieys, try them candied
COII ACU Local Bananas, very good baked with
9lJU9n butter and brown augar, lb
(BCDDCD C Fancy flreen,
rCl rtl J try some stuffed
CELERY
GRAPES White Malagas ...
I CUOMC Sunklst, very
LCIVI W 1 1 J good for colds ,
f It A DEED I IIT Thin
Fancy large white .
2c
2 LBS. 5c
2 STALKS 15c
3LBS. 17c
2D0Z.21C
10 FOR 25c
FRESH CIDER In your Jug, gallon 33c
SPUDS no. 1 K,am lh 25 LBS. 35c
SPUDS No 1 K amath 50 LBS. 65C
skinned sweet
For real economy and satisfaction
try these products
MAYONNAISE Qu.rtJar 35c
CVDIID Cane and maple, butterscotch .QtT
O I lUr op marahmallow, pint 15c; quart r
MOLASSES 6I tn : 17c
PANCAKE FLOUR No 10 b.fl 49c
SUGAR Fi-
VI nil granulBted
10 LBS. 53c
100 pounds $5.19
SUGAR c" 10LBS;55c
100 pounds ...$5.29
milk:::i; can7c
Case $3.05
We have just received a fine assortment of
f Holiday Candies.
Salad
Dressing
Harvest Maid
Quart Jar
20c
HERSHEY'S
Chocolate
Syrup
Small cans for making' hot or
cold drinks and many other
uses. . .
3 Cans
lie
mm
Pure No. I grade, '
5-pound pail
37
: size, 6 cans
Very good for school
lunches
19
No. 2 1-2 tin
broken, can
15
6-box carton
15c
NATIONAL
Retail Grocers' Week
OCTOBER 10th - 15th
RAW SUGAR 4 LBS.
The healthiest sugar you can use.' f 1 '
OYSTERS Large No. l ean 2 FOR 29C
HOT SAUCE 3 CANS 10c
PUMPKIN r 3 FOR 27c
The best In quality
RAYIOLASno 1 en 10c
CATSUP Large bottles B
PICNIC SHOULDERS LB 19c
Good lean, small.
See us before you buy your winter
order--We can save you money.
HALEY'S PRODUCTS
Meat Loaf
Uvor FOR 25s
Chicken Loaf .
CHILI CON CARNE ' 3 FOR 25c
POT ROAST BEEF 150I 21c
CHICKEN & NOODLES K,z. an 17c
CHICKEN A LA KING 15o, can 29c
SOAPS AND LAUNDRY HEED
PEETS WASHING PDR Larfle Pkg
We redeem your coupons
SUPER SUDS'concentrated. Pkg - 19C
Bring your coupons here
IVORY FLAKES Large Pkg
21c
SUNBRITE CLEANSER 3 CANS 13c
HYPRO BLEACH aaon 19c
Assorted colors 2PKGS.15C
SNOW FLAKE SODAS 2,b. ox 25c
DROMEDARY GINGER BREAD or Q.
DEVILS FOOD CAKE MIX PKG.
2 PKGS, 23c
SHREDDED WHEAT
Original
LOG CABIN SYRUP T.Tn 22c
DOG FOOD No 1 can 12 CANS 55c
10 ROLLS 27c
ro. 1 can
TOILET TISSUE
3 ROLLS 25c
Vanity
FACIAL TISSUES 2 FOR 19c
PAPER TOWELS
' Ovalflne
Large size, mb
an 3 7
Drink It for a good nights sleep
Baking Powder
Sold Label, . m
lull 2-pound 1)V
150-foot
TOILET SOAP
Crystal
White .
4 BARS 17c
Wax Paper
15c
Cheese
Kraft, 2-pound AQ.t
bricks 4
American or Brick
Pimiento, Swiss ff 9.
or Nippy - J J1
SHRIMP Fancy wet pack . 2 CANS 27c
BLACK PEPPERschilling's 2-oz- can . 5c
NUCOA, ;ound 19c ...2 LBS. 37c
DILL PICKLES ,2 .Bn Jar 29c
FLOUR BARGAINS
DRIFTED SNOW
KITCHEN MAID
Guaranteed all purpose flour
GOLDEN MAID
49 LBS. $1.49
49 LBS. $1.39
49 LBS. $1.29
VITAMEX
A real hard wheat flour every sack guaranteed
BARREL .
49 LBS. $1.09
$4.19
Get ycur supply now for winter while prices are at their lowest.
BOYS! GIRLS! riAfi m
lm only 10c will, pwAmvt WAFFLE FLOUR
r'"t 'i''''' J""''""JodJ,.iflt(i 2 2'.lb-
V m. t , , . Cart,.
oio went
j IOt and pnxrf of purchait to
FISHERfURjNG MILLS JC
PRICES EFFECTIVE
FRI., SAT. AND MON.
COMPL-E-r j
PHONE 39 FOR
FREE DELIVERY
NO LIMITS AND WE HAVE
A BIG SUPPLY