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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1 939. l'irst time you got Into Iron hie yuur OUT OUR WAY BZ William. ravished neighbor would Htab you in (he huc'.i. Owned and Operated by R. L, Carpenter and Paul Abeel tiwM Dallj Except ftundr kr the Thai's about what the ruvlshed t'zci-liH, who wcro huM down the rivtr by the Munich HuilU-uu'iit, will do if Germany sM Into war. Mripber of Th ABMiat'd HrM Thi AitMoclati'd FroiiH In txc'ijMive ly entitled to the uhb for .-publication of all new dispatches crdlld to It or Dot otherwia credited In Ihts paper and to all local nnwi published herein. All rlKhtJi of re publication of Mpetinl dlJiuatcbfjl ariD ar slso reserved. A NI from London comes the Blory that Urltain's air Indus try la now lumiiiK out l.hoo philips, a monlli and In six month uhcad of Hchedultj. If war coiiich Uc corrlitiK to thin Htnry) Hriiatit could Iohc Hd pi ;tnri a day and Htltl kppp ahead uf her onemk'S. If (hat Ih tine (and of course you cun t bellevo ANYTIMMS lhat comcH out of Kiirupo In Uiuhh day of tall bhitTiiiM) Hitler ban mini.' a mistake by waiting too tout; to Kiurt IiIh flKiil lb-it Is, if he LV TKNDH to Hiart a fiKht. YOUR LOCALLY OWNED PIGGLY WIGGLY Has been a leader in bringing lower living costs to the people of Roseburg PIGGLY WIG GLY sets the pace by SCIENTIFIC MERCHANDISING LOW COST BUYING ECONOMICAL STORE OPERATION When you come into PIGGLY WIGGLY you are greeted and waited on by one of the owners of the store. The Roseburg PIGGLY WIGGLY is locally owned. Inde pendent, with no far away interests or stockholders to cater to Strictly a Roseburfl firm. From Roseburg Saturday, June 3. News - Review 3 Wm ARK IS BLLflWOKTH. Entered its second clana matter Mar 17, 1H0. aL the dom office at Kuneburff. (taoil under act of March 2. 1871 Represented by Living costs for low-income fami lies is lower in Hoseburg than among any of Oregon's 15 principal cities, with the one exception of Kugene, according to a survey made by the National Youth Admin istration, it was announced today by Lester Humphries, NYA advis ory chairman. m ESt-HoLOlDAy FOUR f" f" "1 ! PHoSaf 118 r U ill y I P"ces Effective j tfm$&$& NEVER LIVE THIS L O I DOWN IF THEV FIND Mfc.. j f if! tw York 271 Madison Ave.. Chl-nia-o JI6u N MI.:hL-n Ave rranrtaro 230 HunX 8tr't lie troll HI V fltophemon BldK.. ' knxelrm 433 H. Hurl n IT Hti-.-t, He Attle 603 Stewart Street. I'rll"nd 620 8. W. Hlxth Htruut, Vao'viivr. B, c 711 Hall Bid., Nt. l.ouL 111 N. Tenth Street. Allaata lM Iraot Bulldins. onio(nas( Ml riiiut(i I AT I II nbaenvtlOB Kates Dal I y, per rear or mall 15.00 Dallv. 8 month by mull.. 2.60 1.26 Dally, 3 hi on Ins by mall Uny, tiy currier pur month.. Daily, by carrier per vuar... 7IHK, thu niOHt ilcstitKlivi: and A ,MIui i .,11,. (!.!.!,. of nil nf thf Saluiday'H praice HeHHioii, Kivintf many demons that plague us, does,,,,,, (lM.H, ,M)yg a (.nam.(1 t(1 fKr(, moKt damage when it Ktiikes In rural ami. The annual report of tin: atalo firo marshal biiiiKH out this point rattier sharply. There Ik another point, loo, thai Ih important In Ibia connection though only five per cent of all flren In tint slate last year were In unprotected rural ureas, (bone files Hccounled for 10 per cent of Ibe loss from lire. 1 1 nilMsr words, thounb fire does not occur more ofien in rural areas, when il does hit the loss Is usually total. Whereas in a protected idly urea It Is taddom that a residence or business bulldim- fire resulis in more than a minor loss when Ihe to tal value of Ihe structure endan gered Ih considered. The fire mar.shal'a report also points out that rural ami fires aru mostly In areas adjacent, to ciUes and towns. We know all about that here in ItuselniiK. Most of our seri ous fires Diesu lasl Iwo years have been Just oulslde the city limits. Such fires have resulted In total losses and some dealhs have uImi resulted from them. Itural area lire protection 111,1 adequate. There has previoiiMy been a ni nil fire protection law 011 the books but II iiaa not worked. The UK!!) loulshilure, lakiiiK that fad Into consideration, enacted a , new law proUdins Ibe necessary: iKl machinery for the seilhiK up j or rural fire protection disliids , wtlh all of Ibe powers of oilier lypes of taxing districts. Such lire protection districts have ibe iIkIH lo contract wllli adjacent cities lo ; furnish protection. The law is new ! and lias not been put to use as yel, but II has genuine possibilities for fcood. So far as 1 lie districts ju.d mil side Ihe city limits of Uosebum ate concerned, the really pioper solu- turn of their problem would be to : become a pait of Ibe city of Kose hux. Holb Ihe cil and the nulls itii; districts would derive definite bene fits from such a com-olidal ion. This would be especially true it Ihe ad ililious were annexed to the city plier lo the laklli; of the IIHu cdi siis. .V laier retoidetl city limit ponilation would give 1 tn city a belter slaildlim 111 inatlcrs of M iiiinclhK and insurance, and ibe prestige of a larger poputaliou nit iii in I he l!i lit census reporl would lie valuable in many other ways - Hot the least of Minn brim; the publicity. And ; pealtiim id" hie piote, Ihmi. It must be rem. uked that Lom-Ihiii; has an excellent lire dep. 11 1 meat IIS I'cpt esctl 1 ul I ch at tile inlien tioll ill I'oiliatid of Ihe IMitnil As sot lalloii of Fire Chiefs and the I trev.ou Fire FUhtet s associat Ion were in live pai 1 1t ipant s in th.it Kalheiinj;. They broiiKlH the lldn cnticlltion of Ibe omaiiizations to liosebui K. Chief Stephens w as elected a Vice piesidclit ol I lie 01 gaill.alion and the conteM team placed w ell III tile c 0I11I ion coin petition. Editorials on News (Continued from pao L Would be soilienh.it ill ( iel 111. 1 n J'leseilt fix You'd be pielly sure Hut tin- Tbo DiniKliiri County Mineiiean Legion Jiinirira will mei-t Ihu Oak land Tow I) leu, an adul' team, on Klnlay fiebl Sunday afternoon in a baseball L'aiuo which promlrtett lo provide plenty of action. The. name was postponed from last Sunday, due to inclement weather. The lo cal learn hail a very kooiI practice KCKsion Saturday and Cuinh Karl Clirlcb han Hcheduled a uamo with a picked team from Voucalla for Salurday afternoon In preparation for the third content expected Sunday. 1 A nephew of Mai Turpln, Seattle 1 conKt e;iuiH nitcher. will do I he I burlintc lor the Voncalla team In : last ball pitcher. .Sunday will see the Juniors 1 decked out in the new uniforms, j which went made noHHihle bv domi nions from the following business j I firms: Sunset. Thrift siore, I'ow-j ell's hard wan store, I lean i liner's ' Marls, Grimm's grocery, Ploiieer ( I I h lit; store. Heth'x Grill. Hansen Motor company, Meer Creek dairy. K'oen I.iiniliei- company, l)oiiIas j'unty Klom- MilN . I mp.,ua l-Vedi:. 1 I I nipqua lairy, Pullman ( mar jwiore. Texar-o. I). M. ,awsou. Kcon- jomy Market. Kullerton Candy com- pany and Si Millard Motor corn- pany. ROSEBURGERS BUY EUGENE PROPERTY Mr. and Mrs. (b'ome Summer ladder of ItosehiUK loilay reported the purchase of property in Fuiienc for investment purposes. They have hoiiKhl a residence previously own ed by Mr. and Mrs. Joe huiley, former residents of IfosebiiiK, ulm are now makii their home in Fu- ,H"ne. KRNR Mutual Broadoaiting System 1500 Kilocycles (it KM A IN IN (i MOL'it.'i TOUAY) 1:011 So This Is Kadlo, Mli.v I : :to - SinfmneMa. M!1S. 5:00 Children's Hour, Hcnning ; er's. T.: L" Crimson Trt.H. M US. r..;iu- Sammy Kaye's Orch. f : 15 Shatter I'aiker, Mils. (Lou - Tonight's Tune. 0:05 News, Cal.f. Pacific Utilities Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. (I:Lri Console Sketches, li: la The Phantom Pilot. MIM 7:iu-The Johnson Family, MltS. 7: If) Mutual Maetiios. 7: In Jimmy liorsey's Orch, MliS. S l''ranl and Archie, M US. N: h. SeiaiiliooK Slories, M US. si.'tii American Family Uoldnsoii. M: ir sum Myers' Orch., MI'S. 9:00 Alka Seltzer New, M3S. !t l." Fullon Lewis. Jr. Mils. !(::tu lied Noivo's Orch., MliS. lthuo - simi oil. fhimav, ji nk M. i'i:::i 7 no Stulf and Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 News, Gilmore Corner. 7:4b J. M. Judd says Good Morn ing. 7:."t't Rhapsody in Wax. jmihi Their Majesties isil at I'. S. Capitol, MltS. Vita Sons or the IMoneeis. MliS. V L. Jo e Tno. MUS. ! an Maiiliattan Concert Hand. !i If, The Happy tlani:. MltS. 9:30 Man About Town. 10 "ii Freddy Naeel's thch.. MltS. 10: 1'j Frontier Fighters, Copco. in :iu Slm;iim Shiiuts. M US. o t.. Horsey Iti us". ( M'cb. I I ll.i I'mtliiml Itose Feslnal, M US 1 1 ::n lint Shots. II I," 1 l'.-lly JenUn. and her lMo- boys. M I IS. tL' I'M H,;Mce Orclle;.l;i I .! I Lime h. on M. lo.lics. 1J:3'j Parkinson s Information Ex change. L' : IT News. Safeway Stores. LVS0 News-Review of the Air. 1 :00Henninyrr's Man on the Street. t I'. -Miim- am! Mil 1. MliS 1 :!" Let) S.ilv.). ttir.,nist, MltS. I I M aton e S tnnhony . L" on - t N our oiiiinaihl. " I . News, M MS. 2:J0 Ma Perkins, Proctor 4 Gam ble. MBS. : !,' At our Command. I'm itic I'itt.i.ie. i ns It :tn Let s IM.tv It.nltr, MUS :i I,". - Fullon I ertw. ,h, I Hi' Chuck Kestei s I ircbetdia M US. 0; 00 Children's Hour, Hennlng er's. 1". Cifnisim Tiail. MltS 5:30--Bock Rogers. Poiicie. MBS. .'. I Shu! ter I'. it l.. i , i its, ti U' li'iiu-lit's Tune. b:0i News. Calif. Pacif-c Utilities Co. 6:1i3 News-Review Newt Flashes. ii L". 1'etei me O'Malley. t l; t' Llo ConyicsMonal lu'vicw vt I i 1 ' ' t M flFr, u 5 pat OFf inu. cr-c 1 -j- 1 Ibo Week whh Fulton Leu Is, Jr.. AMIS. j 6:45 Eagle's Lodge. ; ti:',u Imerlude. ! 7:"0 The Johnson Family, .1HS. ! 7: LV Mutual .Maestros. 7::b Lone liiiniier, MliS. S:D0- Hollywood Laff and SwhiK 1 Club, Ml IS 8 Freddy Naj;ePs Orchestra MltS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !(:lf Fullon Lewis, Jr., MliS. !i::tll- Hancock KiisiMiiblo, MliS. I u: DM -SiKU OIL LOCAL NEWS Home From Hospital Mis. C. I. Morris, of Fast. MmiKlas sheet, has been discharged from Mercy hos pital. Here Wednesday N'els Holers, of the slate tax commission. Sa lem, spent Wednesday in this city attending to business. Obtain Marriage License Wil liam L. (ioll. id' Sutherliu. ami Sa die Mai ie Met' linlock, ot 1 1 ail), have obtained a marriage license at Vancouver, Wa:di. Admitted to Hospital William llelcher, of Cleadale, who sut'leled injuries in an aulomuhile accldenl. a few days no, has been admitted to .Mercy hospital to receive medi cal attention. Leaves for Portland S. Itaynor Smith left today tor Cortland, where he will attend the farewell reception fur Hishop and Mrs. Titus Lowe at Ihe First Methodist church. Hishop Lowe, for eleven years resident bishop of I'rotland, has In en transferred lo Indianapo lis. On Friday Mr. Smith will at tend the reception niven to the new j incumhiu Hishop Hrovvn. formerly ol ChatiauooKu, Tenu. I HUGE FOREST BEAST HORIZONTAL 1 Huge cat, animal pictured here. 5 It belongs lo the genus leo. 9 It is called ot beasts 13 Evasions of harm. 15 Ardent partisan. 17 O.oiie. IH Southeast. 20 Lava. 2 To devour. 22 To embroider. IM HecJ cover. 27 Litlle devil 211 Intention. 31 Grain. 32 Aurora. . 34 Northwest. 3fi Shan) 3D Mother. 40 Immerses" 12 Allotted. 43 Harren 45 Pisirinclivc theory 46 Prying sneak. 47 Line. 4D An attempt. Answer to Previous Puzzle JWNL. UiJAIMlTU lUpiCT-IL- POfSO I lUYlf I CfcEBrVlS u lomrion 1 ecu UN ah -rlS,,JT"Xr-n't,-i J w 1 t,;ur .1. 7 'i n wrNta. f SUCCESSlIVE IF.ST.EDnST'EWl 50 Sound ot plciiiui'e. 5t Fish. 53 Musical nolo. P4 R.x)t nni;it. 5ti Miwin valley. S9 liu.itlc. tiOOirers in payment. f!2 Rowing tool. IK X. U5 It is a oi- tlesh eating niaintn.il. VERTICAL 1 Meadow. 2 Cow-headed goddess. ' I sP1 jSr" IH - feF 1 "1 tf" omJ . , , iIM - Ef1 biTi j Di- Back From Coast J. A. Hard Iiik. manager of the I'mprpia hotel, and K. It Walton have returned here, tullowins a trip to coast points conta:t ing lnitidmen. Spends Day Here U. (!. Kelso, manager id I he bonding depart ment of 1 he Maryland Cuaiialty company, San Francisco, spent Wednesday in this city 011 busi ness. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. lain Stephens returned to their home in liurclwood today, following a few days in Portland, where the former attended the Slate Fire 'hieis' convention. Return From Jaunt K. .1. FIH soii of Laureluood and L. F. Uei.ensteiu returned last niht from a week's lisbinc jaunt to Winchester Hay and nearby lakes. They report fine seasonal weather ami nood fish inc. Travel on Ihe const highway is noticeably far less than in corresponding periods of previous years. D. of U. V. to Meet Florence Nitihtiimale 'lent No. 15. Ma 11 R ti lers ol I'nion Veterans of the Civil War. will meet al 7:a o'clock Friday evening at the armory with Mrs. Clarice Heueolck, president, in cliai'KO. initiation will be held. Meeting postponed The lotfi Siyma club has postponed it meeting from this week lo 7 :3'i o'clock Friday evening, June lfi, to be held at the home of Mrs. Ken neth Ford at 1111 Fast Third street. Back From Conference Mrs. II. C. Waddel), Mrs. A. K. Kent and Mrs. Hi-oailvvay have returned to their homes in this city from a t w o day I'm-America, conference held in Portland. Mrs. Waddell is president of MoukIus unit of the or aniation. 23 Mental faculty. 25 Sweet substance. 26 Anesthetic. 27 Jot. 26 It is found in ond Africa. 30 Mister. 32 Half an em. 33 Polite woman. 35 Desired. 37 Imperial domain. 38 Worshiper. 39 Russian village. 41 Afternoon. 44 Right. 46 South Amorioi. 48 You and I . 51 Note in scale. 52 Church otlleiaL 55 Needy. 57 In. 58 Cloth. 59 Circle part. BO Three. 61 Call for help 63 Form of "a." nwr 1 1 'm 3 Tubular sheath. 4 North. Africa. 5 Lawyers' charges. 6 Electrical unit. 7 ldant. 8 C hair. 9 Chinese measure. lfl Details. 1 1 Low tide. 12 To obtain. H Postscript. Iti Go on (music). 19 To respond to a stimulus. mm '1 1 III I HM I E HUI Til ftru I Home From Dallas Miss Anna Mae I math, who has been teach ing at I (alias, Ore., has arrived here to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L' 11 rath. Working In Eugene H. H. Turn er ami Leonard Hiley, local high school teachers, are spending the summer in Luene, working tor the new license department. Here For Summer Kollcn Page, sou of Mr. and Mrs. William Pae, of Salem, ha arrived to spend the summer months visiting his grand mother. Mrs. A. il. Page, at Win Chester, Leave for East Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dellolt, of this city, ami Kay Ileidenricb, of Dixonville, lelt Wed nesday tor points east to attend to busiueas and visit for several v eeks. Leaves For Portland Mrs. Kdna Callow, grand guardian of Job's Haughters of Oregon, left yester day for her home in Portland, fol lowing a trip to Kosehurg to attend the installation of new officers and the new council of Roseburg bethel, No. S, Tuesday evening at the Ma sonic temple. Returns to Portland Mrs. Kthel McMiillen and son. Hobby, have left for their home in Port bind, fol lowing a week's visit in this city with the former's parents, Mr. and Airs. J. H. Kullerton, and sister, Mrs. Adrian, fisher. Back From Salem Clyde Heard, principal or Itoseburg senior high school, returned lo his home on Kast Washington street last eve nine from Salem, where his moth er. Mrs. V. ii. Heard, of McMlnn ville. underwent a major operation M on day. Mrs. Heard Is now report ed to be doing nicely. 1'rincipal and Mrs. Heard will go to Myrtle Creek tonight, where the former will give the commencement ad dress to the Myrtle Creek high school graduating class. MITICr! Tfl riMIIHTOKM In ibe ('"inity Court uf tln State of n-t-UOM I'M' 1 in 11 u I us 1 'mnit v. la Itif NiMttt'r of i-ntatc of t'an- nie Hatitl.k. Noli hwivby Is ttiviMi, Hint the uinl.-i-Mi(iin-iJ. v Kriii-r of ttu futili ty Cnurt '-r tlo- .Statu f firi'icm. for I nim tan 1 'mini v. h;is 1-1 -ii itl'I'ofnl -i-tl .x.rut.ir ,,f thf Iiif-t will utl t st;im.-nL nf 1 iiniiiu (.;. llrdK k. dfi-fitstil. Alt porsun linviiiir i.t.-iim? jiiiHtti-tt tin- Mt;iti- ..f Kiuinif C Miir.il. k. il'--atMl. tit'n-lt.v iiru nut ifi.ij to ir-s-nt tin- mi inc. ,-rif H'i as re quire! It v In w, to t Ik- iinilpt'-.jittn t it tie- ..r itiMiiiiii-k M"t- U'-s. In tin- lMHiKlay Nali.iml Hiink Ituil'IOm. t'l 1 Eu.ii-t'iii k. x.tiKl-i-'' t'fuint v. I trt'K'Oi. Hit Ii iti si iHt timnthj from UrtU- uf this ni- ti e. I'ltt'-t M.iv L' ". )'.:. WILLIS HAItlHfK. K.nlr i.f tin. Last Will ittfl T. st:ui-iit of fiimim li. Ihinli. k, leei'HH,Ml. 1 lln- I 'tri'iiit 1 '.iiit t itf t lir State of 1 )reii.ti for 1 ) 1 j u In 1 1, 'on n t v. . I I. TlHMII.l-i. I'l.llHllrr. S. " .htlll. ''oh: (,.. u 1 ;, Cook .ImIuis-.m, 'ha r lt -lull iioii ; Tttr u nktiown Hc-iis of I.,,ni.. N r.M.k. i.. e;.;..l: .Hoi all miIut peis.mi -parti. -s iinkinnv n 'lainiiiiK mil r' lit. t tl If. -I alt. Iif M. oi- Int t-i -tit in Hi te-il fl;it.- Ue.-i r.l..-. In t lit- 1 omplii Hit here 1 11, I i feii O uitt To; .laou-s l'..,.k: I.anri Co..k .IoIimom: - Ii. t know 11 h.-it-s 1 inivHl; atol : I'.ntics ntikt riKtO. title, e: In tilt r.al e ii.rnpl tint lo r In th 11 itnc .l..lin-..n; Tto- nu 'tno.-l N. '....k. ot lit-r per tons o: 11 ''laitMHii: am ... 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Sf AQ 49 lbs. Jlw Peaberry, lb Gold lb Gold Medal m National a a m CORNKIX ZPtsZlC SHREDDED WHEAT Z p' ZjC Kellogg's Fisher's ALL BRAN ZOC BIS-K1T-MIX Pkg Z?C Campbell's TOMATO JUICE LESLIE'S SALT car,on 8c VAN CAMP'S BEANS 2 Ncan2s ' 25c SWIFT'S cbeefd HASH 17c SWIFT'S CORNED BEEF 19c SCHILLING'S VANILLA Bo2, 19c HEINZ KETCHUP 19c FISHER'S PANCAKE FOUR It 49c B-GOOD HONEY..S EE 49c WALDORF TISSUE 3 Rfts 13c IvJ c. .- d : ci' 1 r i . - mvl "'A1 8 icuiiuiii iitca 0Bl tarn c I BACON Ri-,35 SPRING CHICKENS SPRING LAMB Home Made Salads Swift's Smoked JOWLS . pound Pasteurized Cottage 15c Swift's Brookfield Cheese LARD 1 t?&&er?fJr.slHE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIE ahovn n.i in id def end a tit v 'I'll is mi 111 111 1. 11s is nerve d upon on he puhlh at ion til the ltne- blirij NeWS-IteVie W. ii ll-'WSpiiper of Ketierul itreiitation pn1iH)o-d in I '0111; his Conn l v. M e 1; 01 1, pnt'Mia nt the order of Ihi- 1 loiiora hit- I'ail : Wimberlv. .Indite f the nh..ve nt it teil eon 1 1. dul v tnade and en tered on the :ti.t ,;iy of May. r::;i. r.-q nl rinti Ibis snintiinns to lie puh- ll.-bed one,. ;i Week for fonr I 1 Mil i esslve week. and reqiiirttic yon to appear and annwer plain 1 iff - eompla itit with In four ill u eeks from the date of th first piih.-i t ion of tins summons. I'-ited. and firt imtdi.-hed June 1. 1 ?.:'- HALLMAIIK & i', K( dl !S, Attorney for Plaintiff. l-M-lnffi. - Address: lunulas Nat l. Hank Cldii-, ItnsehurK. OieKon. MII'K I". Ill-' l-'IWL MiVtTI.IIKN I' No. .Hi."! Ill the l'..lliitv I'onrt of the State or I Uenon lor PniiKliH (,'oiint v Iti the Matl.M- of the KMale of Lli- .h.-th '..Iter, deeeasetl. N.Oi... Is h.-rehv uimii that lit " ml'-1 I live, nt or of th.- !.at Will and Teiau nit of Ktlaheth Totter, .le-eas.-.l. has filed in ttie al.. entitlid I'onrt and fain..., his final Ai.otmt ..f tlK- A . I m i n int i a to. i, i.f s,,t,l Kstate. and tti.it H Hon. M..IM- f. I'.Mivker. foiinly .1 mine of I oiiK!a nun t v. I i - K"!i ha, hv ..t'l. r dulv nirfde and . n t. r. d ..f 11. . o'., f,M.,l S.tturdav the 1 nt 'i day of .Time. I''::: at tii. ! if "I" I' d o. in n Iti lot l"retf.'H r ai, iia. and the o-iiniy irt tn in I lie . mini v i .-nil hmie in I'''"1' hntir i-,i;..n. the I ill!.- at'd Phe e f.. I,- ..l n ;,i.l fin , ; . 1 oh.. . to. n- theieto. if flv n,, , ,. he ami f..r the set t te me " t ..f II .tniw ami fur the f.nal ih-sini; ,.f said estate. ll I'er.JMi.s havine oh h e t hum ,, ..lld rill.il a. e.oml. !He re.l- vied to tile th-- itne on or hefore (lie t ,. set for nm.l h.-ailnn. fated ami firs!, published Mnv l I. V I KKH W, l i:s. t:v-e,,t,.r of t),,, ,;,, ,iM, 'I'.l .m. nt and nf the K-1,,1.. i,t Kllail.elh I. t. deee , i., d. O Mi l ii k i ,i i ui:tii i uit t is heie .y tt). n a! ,t li ,1 Ii ! ili ni l'.,, nH1, 1 H 'i.. l.,-t W ill ,iii,l T- -I., in. ,,t ,.( M-.ri. I i,it.'. i i, r. I'l-'iiilv r.iut ,.f li,.- S'. .r nr.. ; . ..il f..i Ih.. i-.,,i:,.v f ; i,.i I " NU 'I'll. . I .in Mi fc-v... ..r ,, , I'll i- r-. ii- Ii nu i.i. .in -i euiU null1 .iv i.ilil j lu'LIaU .u.J COFFEE CRISCO c 49C SPRY 19c 15c Medal, 3-1 b. can 49c 3 TENDER BABY 15 15 SHORT Lb. ROAST Lbs. for iui 1 r-uu'NU reijuested to present tin. same. I verified as reinnied hv law, uiih the ptnper voinhers. to Die said Kxecntnr at the otfiee of William (t. Kast. I', S. National JIank Muihl- I tin;. Kime tie, ' Iti'iiiin, vs ii hi n six 'month from tin- date of fir.H puh- : lieatiiOl of ihi. to. the. I 1'atv or fu-.-t put)liiation. .".;iv It WILLIAM tflLVKKS. K.eet)tr of the last Will and TeMaiiicnl uf Muriel Whin-. Uu- I Wilhaut ";. Kast. i Attorn, y f..r IMat J Kugene. (Jli-Kim. mitk i; III- i iwi, m;ti i.uukvi Itijhe ('..tinly (Miirl ..f !he State of In Ih- Matter of the .Mali: ol "i'; V a. linn With "i. i.r u, Kiml' al r. t ill, I. 11..- Me, ,- , ia .-tat- and (lie II. -II .Mums Ih.Wk- i- ' h-l- fixed Mid. IX. Pith. I'l.::i. al the I, ,,ll- ,,f t.n ' k A .M at Ih. ..fli. . ,,f , .li;e til 1 1 ami . to, if I'.tll d. II. A. i of Ma A N A 1 A V iml..,ii." de "To Serve Otners As We Would Be Served" Douglas Funeral Home Phone 112 Day or NiRht AMBULANCE SERVICE Our Service Available to All Regardless of Financial Condition SUGAR C. & H. CANE 10 L,bor 55c WHITE SATIN 10 fbor 53C Locally Grown mg LETTUCE 5C Jumbo Heads Locally Grown a BEETS PC 2 Bunches Locally Grown rav CARROTS 2 Bunches Locally Grown m CABBAGE 4C Pound YOUNG BEEF ROAST You will enjoy one of these ten der young roasts. POUND RIBS Tender baby a beef, lb IXC 29c fflSSMSi 14c SWIFT'S BRANDED BEEF SHORT RIBS 18c 15c ("OUND $25.00 Reward Will be paid by the manufac turer for any Corn GREAT CHRISTOPHER POSITIVE Corn Cure cannot remove. Also removes Warts and Callouses, j 35c at the Roseburg Pharmacy, at the Oeer Creek Bridge. I BLATTNER'S HALL CANYONV1LLE Saturday, June 10ih with Dale King and His Band Admission Gentlemen 40c Ladles 10 i Frank W. Long '( Funiral DirKtof Licensed Lady A it nt Jnt Offiei Lout id at Corrttr Pint) I i