Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 30, 1939, Image 13

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    ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1939.
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Fine Grade School on West Side
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Today's mushroom growth of
bicycle riders has increased traf
fic hazards, according to the Ore
pon Slate Motor association. In
the old days "wheetmatishtp" and
riding skill were alms of the aver
age bicyclist. Now, with seven or
eight million cyclists roaming from
Atlantic to the Pacific, a new men
' ace the "wobblcyclisf has de
veloped. To encourage safety in
cyc ling among the distance riders,
as wt'll ai in the ranks of children
of school ago who have taken up
the bicycling pastime, the Oregon
Motor association has suggested the
following bicycle safety rules:
1. Two on a "bike" is one too
many.
2. All traffic lights and other traf
fic signals apply to the bicycle.
?,. Dismount and walk across a
congested intersection where there
are no traffic lights. Do no dodge
in and out of traffic.
4. When two or more bicycles are
traveling ahreast, they should
travel in snigle file when other
traffic is approaching.
5. Always give a Bignal to those
behind when turning, by extending
the hand. Also, signal before stop
ping. First look back to see if any
vehicle is closely approaching if
making a left turn.
6. Do not "hitch on" to another"
vehicle.
7. The law says you may not ride
bicycle on the sidewalk.
S. Do no zigzag or do circus
stunts on street or highway. Such
exhibitions are only for the circus
and are dangerous on streets which
are used for traffic.
0. When approaching a railroad
grade crossing and the red light Is
flashing, also where there is no
signal and where you cannot see
at least a block in either direction,
come to a full stop.
1". The bicycle should never be
left lying around on the playgrounds
wnere some one might fall over it
and he injured.
MIX OR MATCH IS
SCHOOL STYLE NOTE
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Pictured above Is the Fullerton grade school building In West Itoseburg. This new fireproof structure
was dedicated and occupied last winter and replaced an obsolete wooden structure, which later was sold
to the Seventh Day Adventist church, to be used further for educational purposes.
worn with any number of woolen
or washable schoo'i dresses and
other skirts.
Another very practical jacket,
is that in collarless cardigan
styling: suitable for outdoor wear
over a sweater in eariy fall, serv
ing the second purpose of an over
blouse, under the winter coat la
ter In the year.
Bolero outfits are of course, very
popular, and are seen in dress-up
party costume suits, as well as
inclass room types. When the jack
et, skirt, and blouse are all separ
ates, the usability of the gay lit
tle costume Is enhanced many
times.
Pat - Mutl
NORSE RACING
&aly JHuetfU Sttudey, t;30 -ft- j.
MOUNTED SHERIFF'S POSSE
AND HORSE SHOW
ZOE DELL LANTIS
and ALL AMERICAN REVUE
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The most popular clothes fori
school Bills tliia lull, and those
li'niu which will bo assembled the
classroom "uniforms" are the sen-!
a rates which include jackets and
skii rs. sweaters and blouses, offer
ing endless variability. i
Typical nf the jacket and skirt !
'iiilHt for the grade school Bill. is j
one in brown and blue tapestry l
Iv.eeil. the pockets and collar lit'
ii.'innnnUlitK velveteen. Sold with
this outfit Is the velveteen Jacket I
and skirt, so that the four units j
can be ensembled in many prac-'
tical variations, j
Fireman's red Is particularly
popular colnr among the younu, ;
and Is seen at its most effective I
in a Manuel box jacket and check-1
ed skirt, to be accompanied Itv .
blouses and sweaters In varying
pastel and bright colors. The
same reil flannel packet might be
HAWTHORNE BIKE
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Do ichool days mean gruelling
days of work for you to keep the
children Epic and span?
Learn how many modern women
rule out hard work, find more
lime for leisure, yet keep clothes
fresh and clean and make them
wear longer , , , our laundry wil
teach you.
Sale Price, Less LlQht and Carrier $22.8
Complete with Liqht and Carrier J27.88
Full-size, double-bar, streamlined, and sale
priced for the rest of this week! Float over
bumps on Riverside balloon tires and Troxel
saddle; lead the gang; be envied by everyone 1
Men'i
Gladstone
Bag
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KuRged, good-looking walrus
grained split cowhide. 2 mili
tary pockets, plaid lining I
Endoried by Lynn Waldorf i
Wildcat Football
Sale Price
1.77
An official size cowhide ball
recommended for boys by Wal
dorf Northwestern coach!
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Speedy, Nlehel-platd
Itollcr Skates
4 Days Only I
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KeC"".?! Largo r-55Sl
gtQj Blaolc
rv til i 77 E ll iJri
Full 26-inch siie. of black fiber
over hardwood frame. Sturdy 1
All-purpose I Low-priced I
You Kt FUN and exercise with
these skates I Rubber cushion
tdl Leather straps. Real value I
Snug
Fitting Sweat Socks
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Full-cut Fleece-lintd Grey
Sweatshirts
Wards Sale Price 68c
They cost us more, yet Wards
price is no hinher than you'd
pay for the "skimpy" kind I
Nvw Streamlined 1.19
Liiiu'Ii Kit
With pint Botth
Includes Wards Supreme qual
ity pint vacuum bottle. Round
ed corners, pressed steel box.
poJr
25
All-white 40 wool snug-fit-tinjf
ribbed tops! A rare value!
Soms ityU Co Hon Swvat Soi . I .to
11 n
Wards Mate Balloon black
anti-skid tread I 2-ply auto
cord fabric! 26x2',". Savel
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'DRY CLEANING
315 N. JACKSON ST.
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