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ROSEBUR NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1940.
BABIES SURE THRIVE ON IT
Uurtltn' ffumnur row
lUil'ilil'L
IT'S SO DIGESTIBLE
-EVAPORATED MILK
MADE By BORDEN'S
Why mil? I'r Call liurilen
hull the health needs of liny
I'hililri'ii in iiiinil wlirn he
jiivirileil I lit- process f irc
serving milk in cans.
Sti il is Inihiy llimlMllltls
ntnl iIkiiisiiiiiIk nf liullirft ore
thriving on Itiinlen's. Il is
irrlldhileil wilh tlie siinsliine
i I mil ill I) unil iilenlilieil
hy the familiar liluc ami
virile Itiirilen lahi-l.
I'or infant f reding, tr
cooking liny lidrdt n'e!
I A A'oriirc( I'riuliirl
IF IT'S BORDEN'S, IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD
SERIAL STOPV
THE CAPTAIN'S DAUGHTER
BY HELEN WORDEN
Champion Typist Gives Wallace Cloake Passes
Exhibition at R. H. S. i Flight Training Test
The jshith'iitM cm tin liosi-burii
Hi'iiinr hlnh Hrlinnl were highly '-n
erl:iiled Wed tte;d:iv when Minn
(iniir I'lu'litii Hie world's inu.-ileur
chiimidoii t jdst, piii mi tin exhibi
tion before the enlite stiidenl
lilMlV.
Minn J'Ih I.-iii i;i;i'1n:ii''l Ii mi
Kinii. I'iiii lviciitn. biHi crliool
with :i ml nCe of H- winds ii
minute. She now holdn Mm- world'
itniiiii '.ir i !i:iiniii(iii record of 1
worth n minute with 1 ( itii h tor
n perlrd if '!i nilniiU'H.
Dur'm'. Ihf entire exhibition.
yliH Pliehill tilllifil III Hie Hllllli-lltS
cuii'-i'ipiny tin pom nrc ainl Imirli
ol ii lypim, and hnfiiiti'd a lyphiii
Hli-iiim'tapfii'i'. Shi' rilo ditl simple
iMiitlM-iiiiili's aiitl upellint; while
lyptim at tlx- lute of IKt woi ils a
lllllllll".
.Mis I'hebtn Is employed hv tln
Pnderwood Tv pew ill or i-'iiMpariy
Wallace final. t of fdmchiii n
wliii K-ccivcd P.iK tiillial flight
Iruinlnr as a member of I In I'mp
ipia Fiyinu chili, wan out of five
Oieunn Stan- c dlee sludentH lo
I ass pin Mi a! examination for
fliUil tmininji In the 1". S. naval
1 1 -yi'i ve. ft was iiniiouneed (odity.
Only five students were chosen
horn anioim Tl applicants, fhmke.
who is n senior at stale ollejie,
was one of the iirnii of solo fliers
ol the UnsehutK club when lie re
turned lo school last fall. Me will
i:o to Seaitle for his first training
in the naval revive.
Merry-Go-Hound Club to Meet
Tho Winsion .Metry-lio Hound club
will meet Friday at a otie ihh ty
dessert luncheon at the home of
Mrs. i. J. liacher In fjoselmri.'.
NOW! IN OREGON
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20? Aliohol b) Volume
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Here is California's choke Cilwa
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lor Oregon wine toiinoissturt! CM
lornia'b finot vincyjnhioiuiiluitc the
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this Superb Sherry and oilier Ohvj
Wines!. .all exccjitionally low priced.
OTHER STAR
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SU ffUKlSCO
CAST OF CHARACTERS
MAKIK l.A I'Olt'i'K model In
ox lnsivn dresH Hhoppe, liveH on a
liare.
1 1 A N MONO V A N p la y boy son
of a rich Irishman, in lovo with
Ma rie.
TOMMY It YAN--leader of lh
truckers flhtinK Marie's lather.
J.YNhA MAKTIN society delni
lanie. uauis in marry Imn.
UAITIS'I K l.A I'Olt'i'K Marie'n
father, owner ot a fleet of h;ilfies.
YKSTKItMA V: Mik iMinovan
calls on Mat. when lie sees Dan Is
determined to marry Marie. Mat
is equally angered by the. Idea.
"Vmir sou's not K'tod enough for
iiiv diiiK-'liter" lie bellows at
MiLe. Finallv, Mrs. La I'orle stojis
the ipiairel. Mike calls Dan.
"You'll not marry that barge
man's M I can prevent it!"
'(tAI'TKit XII
When Mario l.a Port turned
Into the Mill street Rale to
(Vnlral )ark with Tomiiiy liyan,
she fell she bad succeeded in put
tinu I 'a n Donovan out of her
imind. Her spirits rose. Thero was
i actually music in the air.
As a matter of fact it was only
;i 'street piano she heard, grind
iliK oil I "The Sidewalks of New
York." It brought back funny
spring afieruoons when, holding
liiilit to Toinmy's hand, she bad
raced down South slieet on rol
ler skates.
'l Ao hurdy gurdy revived early
emotions. Kver since she'd been a
little girl Kbe had always thought
he would grow up and marry
Tommy Ityan. They never talked
about II. even w hen I hey were
old etnuigh to. because Tommy
wasn't the talking kind, but il had
been understood. Sho remembered
the sense of security it bad given
lier 10 ii. iw on- ii-iim-ii. .
l.-1(..vll.ltiL- mniininl Hiiiude until
' Dan Donovan came along, or p('f
, hafis Ihe change had occurred be
fore that. Maybe going lo work
al Varnet's. wearing all Ihose
beautiful clothes and seeing the
luxurious, easy life of the cus
tomers made her dissatislied.
Whatever it was she resented it
Varnet's. Dan and the whole com
plicated mess.
She glanced at Tommy. If any
thing, he was better looking than
when she first though! she loved
him. Till), six feel and an inch
or two. he was deep chesled and
muscular, lie Pad on bis best bine
sail, but she wished he hadn't
picked a red necktie. His skin
was loo sun burned or that. His
yellow hair, dampened by per-1
spiral ion. lay I hit and smooth as
he look off bis fell hat and tanned
his face. His hat was new. H
handled it selfconsciously. Jin
would have been much mote at
ease in his old can. rough shirt
and pants, thotmht Marie. Then f tin
she r-hided herself for being over
critical. She. slipped her hand in
his.
"Let's preletid we're kids again.
Tommy, out for a good time. The
nly tiling missing; is our roller
skates."
He grinned. His blue eyes were
-lear u- n baby's, no trace of last
.lii'lil's fight with Dan In them.
"You're not muc'i more than n
kid now, Matle. but I get you."
He squeezed her hand. "What
about a boa I ride"
She nodded, her brown eyes
spa rk ling Toget her, t hey vaced
down i lie hill lo the boat house on
Ihe south side of the big lake,
her dark curls flying in the breeze.
Tommy was right, she was still a
little girl. The round while col- j
lar of her blue dress made her
seem far younger than IS.
lall buildings fringing1 the aouth
.'rn skyline their white Hplres
painted rose by the selling hud.
"I suppose in happy, bin in u
different way."
He guided the boat to the
wooden lauding float. When the
dockmaii hooked it, he1 Jumped
ashore and reached out his hand.
"Well I'm not happy," be said,
as they left the boat bouse, "and
guy to blame Is Dan DotiO'
Shingle Bulletin
Shows Hany uses
bring your dad into It.
She jerked his arm as they
Kissed a news-stand, "h o o k.
Tommy, there's your name and
Dan's in a headline!"
The boat house was crowded
with customers. The prematurely
warm weal her had boomed busi
ness. They stopped at the lunch
counter and had a hot dog, then
joined the waiting line.
"Oh, Tom my." Marie cried.
"We'll rfde In a red boat and take
V. " !:, . "K- ,ou Tfigeiher they read. "Y'oung
..... ... -mm. i mi much auo jeen Millionaire Dan Donovan fliffs
ttie swans and admire von." It i,u..... 'r...... n.. i..
rh,.y climbed into a red row-!(,., , Over Iteautiful Model,
boat she picked and drifted lazily h'iuht to He Continued. . . . The
around the lake, naying Utile but r In the case. Marie l.a Porte,
enjoying the sun. the fresh, warm svelte Varnet model, cocktniled
sjoiiig air and the brightness of vesierday at Uirue'a with Dono
the yellow t'orsythia blooming on van "
t ne hanks. Occasionally Marie
threw peanuts to the swans and
ducks. The lapping or the water
against ihe side or the boat re
laxed her unlil she thounht of
Dan again and was hurt. She was
thankful for (he healing present.
'"Tommy." she said. "Let's stop
the clock right here. don't want
to aa hack to Ml
Hd ceiliir shingles, n distinctly
western product, constitute one of
the best. If not the best materials
for nv)dernl.iitlon and repair of
farm atid home buildings, accord-
clutched her arm untitling to Ihe authors of a new bulle
Marie. let'H set married I .in issued bv tho extension service
We can go to Jersey j a( Oregon State college, which Is
virtually a Handbook ror mose wno
ciutcinplaie using shingles In any
tv ne of buildlne construction.
"Roofs and Kvterlor Walls of
ped Cedar Shingles" Is the title of
this extension bulletin. No. 540.
written by W. J. Gllmore, phofes
por of agricultural engineering; li
lt. Sinard. associate professor of
architecture, ami K. II. Davis, ex
tension specialist In agricultural
engineering.
"The most important function of
fin in buildings Is to provide shel
ter for the farmer's family, live
stock, crops, and equipment." the
authors set out in the introduction.
"This protection comes mainly
from the roof and exterior walls.
Since it Is recoguized that many
farm buildings need only now roofs
and exterior walls to make them
modern and well insulated, empha
sis in this bulletin, is piaceu on
van. He
il hurt,
tonight.
City-"
She drew away. "Please. Tom
my, don't be serious today. Let's
go on having fun.' Here's the iner
i y go round."
" She an abend to the platform.
"I want lo ride the pink pony and
get the brass ring. Remember the
Sunday afternoon you pulled six
in f accession and ihe man who
tool; the tickets would let you
have only five rides?"
The lights were twinkling on the
mall when they left Central park.
"Let's go to Diamond Jim's for
di'iner." M-irle suggested. "Mrs.
Al wood, that widow who owns
those halves beyond the Molly,
u cut there the other night with
ihe Flanagans. She told Pop it
was swell."
Tommy scowled. "O.K. We'll
go to Diamond Jim's, but if this
going to lie a holiday, don t
or old buihllims with a minimum
outlav of cash. Application of
shingles by the farmer himseir is
emphasized throughout the bulle
tin, which contains .specuic unc
tions for applying shingles over an
old roof or over an old wall, and
ror handling the operations all tho
way through to Haul Blalning ami
painting. Diagrams, photographs
and texts are used throughout id
giving directions for Installing
flashing, gutters, downspouts, and
other features in connection with
new construction or remodeling
work.
LOW RAIL FARES
modernization and repair with red
j cedar shingles."
j liy observing the suggestions of
i feted, it is believed that farmers
' u. ..1.1,. ..t.i.,ln on, i
exterior walls of new buildings, or
icroof or cover the exterior walls
FROM
g PORTLAND
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I Round-Trip to I
1 CHICAGO I
IN COACH
V One M
Orf Way S
Tommy clenched his fists. "So
th-ii's where you'd been when I !
spoiled vou two last night." i
"Thai's all past."
Tommy paid no attention.
"I.iien to this. 'Donovans
gagenient to Lynda Martin, it is!
ru mot eil, will be formally an
nounced Saturday night at a blow
Dun Mrs. William Martin, aunt of
He smiled and pulled more ihe lucky girl, is giving in their
slowly on the oars, lie- had taken j honor'." Triumphanl ly he caught
off his coat and she could see Ihe t Marie's arm. "C'mon kid. slick to
niii.-cles Hex beneui h his while your own gang. I lens's' a bus.
shirt. She felt the old thrill of It'll lake us to Times Square and
name this
Apple Cake
30 cents
35 cents
90 cents
hiui surge within her and she Iried
to hold il but it was gone when
he spoke.
"Sounds silly to nie. S'pose we
did stop the clocks. Die sun would j
still set. Jiiulil u oil Id si ill Come, !
:ml I Willi 1.1 ut tit li:ii-.. Iik u I ii . I I
j work in my truck .-main in the ,
morn in. Which reminds me." he
glanced at his watch. "We've, got
lo (urn Ibis boat in by
I li 'inond Jim's.'
"Yes. we'll celebrate."
said, but she was crying.
(To be cotilinued)
Marie
SICK, NERVOUS
CRANKY
EVERY MONTH"?
Read why LydiaE.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "Woman's Friend"
Sump women suffer itovcro
monthly pain (rramp. back-in-In-)
lut to female func
tional disorders wtnli nth' rtrrrra OmU ta'
lnHoini uiMt-t anil tluy gi-1 cross, restless,
jittiTy ii ml moody.
Why not lake l.ydin R. Pinkhnm'ft Vpb
nhle Compound mad1 etprciatlu (d help
linil, rundown, oorvoiw wmnrn iti go sum
tux thru "dilhVitlt days." I'tnkham' Cnm-
fioun.l I'ontuiiiH no opinio or lul'it-formini
iiitn-dii'tit.t. U is mad (nun nature own
lH-nt-ti.-it roots xml hcrta -vatli with its
own jm-i.i itirp.u to I1KI.I' WoMKN.
KamoiiH or over half u century. Try ill
.Marie frowned. .'om
iiiv had been Dan She drew her
self up sharply. She miisn't think
oi Dan. He was going lo marry
Lynda Mariui. He was out of her
llle. Tomniv's words snapped her
back.
"All right. Let's lake Ihe boat
in and gel al least one ride on the
merry-go-round." Lihe held up her
hand. "Hear il playiim thai, luo
ny old music?"
He pulled more briskly on Ihe
ours, s leering; Ihe boat I o wards
shore.
"Whv do you want lo do the
same things we did when we were
kids""
"llecause lhat was when we
were the happiest together." she
answered fiaukly
"Aiy'ii't you happy with me
mm-"" He slapped the water sav
agely with the oars, making a re
sounding splash.
"Oh. Tommy, you're getting me
NOTICE
Dids will be received at (lie of
fice of the undersigned up to
Man-h IS. i!Mo. r i-aintinir and
kalsouiining of City Hall. Particu
lars may be had at Recorder's of
fice. Hy order of the Common
Tom- Council.
A. .1. OKI H iKS. City Recorder.
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Let DETAILS W ;
j TODAY FROM rgX
YOUR GROCER X
DELICIOUS LOW COST MEALS
Breakfast ... 25 cents
Luncheon .
Dinner
TOTAL PER DAY
served to those traveling by Coach
and Pull man -Tourist cais on . . .
The Portland Rose
Daily from Portland 9:35 p. m.
2 Other famous trains
from Portland
Pacrfic CimiUd dally 8 a. m. Stranm-liner-5
fallings monthly on 1, 7, 13, 19, 25.
Porter Service and Free Pillow
in Coaches on all Trains
ENJOY WINTER SPORTS"
Visit Sun Valley, Idaho, where I
I winter sports, brilliant sun- I
I shine and splendid accom- I
L-mpdations await you, J
For all travwl information inquitm ol
MORGAN'S
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unuukin
PHONE 68
Special Prices for
Friday and Saturday
AVACAOOS
For your salads,
each
5c
ORANGES Largo
sweet and
full of juice,
2 doien
39c
3RAPEFR0IT
Large
Coachellas,
doien
29c
NORTHERN
TISSUE
Rolls
29c
2'rolls
23c
FIG BARS
Fresh,
2-lb. package
PINEAPPLE Rod and White
homestyle,
2 large
cans .. '.
GRAHAM CRACKERS
Sunshine
quality,
2-lb. package .....
25c
59c
29c
We have several varieties of
fresh Hoi Bread each after
noon (right out of the oven)
wet
Me
answ
went on rw inc. "You didn't
r my question."
ivred Ihiiimhttnlly at the
II J$
IN THE WEST, IT'S
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A PROMISE! W !n .1 N((,t mahnd ol
piik.iiii ili.iit 'Maluii; in .uuuili i
tliHmtrtkl lol (icm I v Uli; till (Kllv.iU
till .Itltl illtllHlltt itlttH tl CnlUkll I'M
1 1 Hit t tw I'loiniti- oti thai V I. 1 1.1.
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COM AIM K OR Ml I Hill".'
Vimr grocer ofun fills "iin ihi-vput" wlu-n .ivkitl in ntnni
imnd iml lir.nul oi Killir our uiiiulur, Im Ik Ii.in won
si) ni.iny tnnio ami p'. Il l .1 mmuu- ii iluu 10 ImltUii
West's )tar al'n-r year .ilnlitj 10 'K.im., 1I1.11 u will
oflcil hear him s.iy, will) IruntlU iiiutlsi, ; .- II !.
li s Goltlai W 'ol "
DRIP 01 STANDARD GRIND
11 ins oi 11 usiiu tuis Jin
NOW THICKS DP A I
m I tins 6iJ tins
C-'wi B
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR
FRI. & SAT., MARCH 8 & 9
It's not h,ow cheap but how flood
can we mr.ke it: That is the stand
ard we set for ourselves 1B years
ago when we carefully selected
the formula of roastinfl Red &
White Coffee. Today it Is the
favorite ulend of millions rf criti
cal coffee drinkers. Try,1 Red &
White Coffee this week-end at a
saving.
RED & WHITE COFFEE
Drip or Regular Grind. Highest Possible Quality
3-lb.
SOAP
IVORY
6-Oz.
Bars .
,5c
Toilet Tissue
3 Rolls
for . .
10c
CRACKERS
CASCADE SALTED
2-Lb,
Box .
14c
SODA
A. & H.
s;20c
OXYDOL
Lge,
Pkq.
18c
CI AIID Red & White
iLuun, h
gh Grade, Fancy Patent
.4bag' $lc63
CI AIID Harvest Pride
I LUuii
49-lb
Guaranteed all purpose
SALAD DRESSING
PEACHES
SunSpun
C4 m
. Quarts 33C
Red & White
Sliced or Melba Halves
..2t35e
ancy Florida
iTDADCCDlllT Red & white
ur.ttrt.inuu Fan
BEANS Fancy ....
KRAUT Red i White ....
com i r u Red & white"
No. 2 tins m m
2 for 43 V
No. 2 tins tp
2 for Z3C
No. 212 tins A
2 for
Garden Fresh, all leaves, no grit 2 fo
No. 21j tins
r JW V
Luncheon Meat
Red & White
1 2-oz. cans,
2 for
4Se
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sans
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