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Newspaper Page Text- mmm mnxmto; wtfttetife, preeoft, monday, aerhs, i 940. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. CHURCH 18 ! HONORED AT SHOWER CAM AS VAIXKY, April ft. Mm. II. T. riiurrh was eonipliint'iiUM. by n lovely shower Friday after noon, .Miirt'h 2l, nt the hom of .Mrs. 1. W. Sii'Rol. Sew ins on n (uitt took up ihn time for about an Jiour, nlt'-r which tho many iihuHiI and hvunftfiil Kilts worn prn.sentt'd on u lahle. After fcillH wre oponnil untl imsHed around the room fur iiiHpcction ihiiiHy rtfrHh-liM-MH wen? nerve:! hy Mm, Selol, ,HKHiHt(;il hy Buverul ulhi'i' ladies. Thot pnment we.ro tho honor Knout, .Mis. II. T. Chiu'rli, .Mrs. ila2e ItohertH, Mrs. A. Jf. KrogH, .Mrs. Klhel Urown, .Mrs. Kirk lliir-ilU-k of HosebuiK. Mrs. K. It. Hrown, .Mrs. Slory Martindale, Mis. N. C. Htainlley, Mrs. Cluutlt Clmrrh, .Mrs. Orval ArinslroiiK. Mis. Kinewt Wheeler, Mrs. A. J. Stnudley, Mrs. James Adainek of nlulla.MiH. Arthur Jtiown, Mrs. John HariUKon, Mrs. (i. It, Moore, Mrs. (ioodinan, Mrs. It. L. Hit-liter, Mrs. Ida J'ahl, Mrs. Allen Chunh, Mrs. II. ( Movie, .Marsarei Brown, Pituhi Schornhorst and the ho.stess, .Mrs. T. W. Sieel. P. N. G. CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING KI'TIIKIIMN', April 8. Mrs. John Sauenrnian cntwt.ilnml (he i'asl Noble. Cm ml club with a love ly 1 o'clock turkey dinner at her homo on Laurel Heights Wednes day, April 3. Miss Kdiih Itratton fa vored tho ladies with two vocal solos accompanied by tho guitar. Mrs. Rameiiuan won tho penny prize. Mrs. Charlotte barker will entertain the club at the next meeting. Covers were placed for Mrs. Pearl Hand, Mrs. Harriet Stearns, Miss Pearl Mabio, Mrs. MaiKaret .Medley, Mrs. Ann Hall, Mrs. Anna HankeiiRon, Mrs. Savilla Hainber, Mis. JJelle Cook, Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Leona Slack, Mis. June Shamp, Mrs. Mabel Iloss, Mrs. Ki ln Wegner, Mrs. Charlotte Parker and the liOHtess, Mrs. Smieerntaii, who was assisted hy Mi's. Marie Shellhourne and Miss Itratton. JOANNE LAWSON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY CAM AS VA1XKY, April fi. Jo anne Lawaon celebrated her elev enth birthday anniversary Satur day afternoon, March 3u, by invit ing a few friends to her home for the afternoon. Humes were played during the afternoon and refresh ments, Including a birthday cake decorated with colored candles. I Today's Pattern i SMART, SLIM JACKET ENSEMBLE PATTKKN 4:177 Hello of your sprlnglnto-snm mer wnnlrobe will he this Jaiket ensemble that knows lis way 'round the cloek. Anne Adams has designed Pattern 4377 with special attention to slenderizing features. Tallandslim hl) lines are Kiven liy those three front skirt panels. The softly-cut bodice Is held smooth by dnris above the waist and at the shoulders. Suit yourself us to neckline: use a smart collar or have a graceful V-shape. Make short three-quarter sleeves: add lace edKiaft and either buttons or a bow for reminine touches. The straight-hanging Jacket, in match ing or contrasting color, gives mar velous figure-flattery. Pattern 4377 Is available In wom en's sites 34. .16. 3S. 40, 42. 44. 4d and 48. Site 36. dress, takes 3j vards 39 inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE, NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE NrMIIKK. Send your order to News-Review, Pattern Dept., Roseburg, Ore. was served to the children by Mrs. Ijiwsoii. . . " (lifts wcro proaenled to the honor guest, Joanne l.awson. by the other guests. Phyllis Crouch, Mnybell standley and (leraliliue Thrush. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB HAS MEETING MELROSE, April 8 The Mel rose Home Economics club met nl Hie luuno of .Mrs. J. V, Hone brake with .Mrs. V, Uonehrnke as joint hostess. The rooms of the llonebrake lionie were beautifully decorated wnh daffodils mid other spring flowers ciurylng out an Easter motif, and at one o'clock a de licious salad dessert luncheon was served lo Mrs. Katie Conn, Mrs. Fay Conn and small son, Clary. Mrs. (Jriice l-'enn, Mrs. Norma Fcnn. Mis. Olive Dierner, Mrs. Kalhryn Young. Mrs. Cora Cox, Mrs. Allie lluseiibaik, Mrs. Lucille Conn. Mrs. Amy Kinse and the hos tesses. .Mis. .1. F. Horn-brake and .Mrs. V. F. nonibriike. The afternoon was enjoyably spent In visiting and a business meeting was held lit which time plans were made to beautify the grounds around the grange hall. Mrs. Olive Doerner volunteered to paint tho recently Installed built in cupboards In the grange hall kitchen. The next Home Economics club mooting will be n one o'clock lunch eon at Ihe home of Mrs. Knthryn Young, Wednesday afternoon, April 1(1. DANCING PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SL'TIIERLIN. April S. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnv Polewczak were the recipients of a dancing party held In their honor in the ball room of Okcy's cafe the evening of March 31. Mrs. Percy I.uchterhand and Mrs. A. I.. Ileal were the hostesses assisted by Mrs. Walter Slowe. The honor guests were presented with a suitcase and small grip as going away gifts. Those nttcudlng the party were' Mr. and Mrs. Polewczak. honorl quests. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrv (iar-i her. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Whelclll, Mr. mid Mrs. Sidney Wegnor, Mr. I mid Mrs. Hurt Avery. Mr. and Mrs.' Jimmy Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth llailev. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph j Emerson. Mr. anil Mrs. (I. E. Cap: neuter. Mr. aJid Mrs. (lone Kruson.l Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rose. Mr. and: Mrs. Ed Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thornberg. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Plt chette. Mr. anil Mrs. Jack Denley.1 Mr. and Mrs. Hen Flnnell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Tiolgate, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aheene. Mrs. Cora Allen. Miss Jna nita Allen. Miss Helen Allen. Miss Phyllis Manning. Miss Lorraine Storms. Miss Rutll Strickler, Miss Edna Ruth Real. Jimmy Rackley, David Slglsniiind, Dee Atterbury, Wavne- Mall, Gerald Hull and Ed die Mnllory. MRS. OLSON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY MELROSE, April S Last Sat urday evening Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess suprprised the latter's m.o ther. Mrs. Charles Olson, by invit ing n group in to surprise her on her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Olson received birthday cards and gifts from her friends. The evening was enjoyably snent In nlnvlng pinochle, five hundred. Chinese checkers nnd visiting until n late hour when de licious refreshments were served. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Olson were Mr. and Mrs. C .R. Hnlmqulst, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. J.olinpon and daughter, Relta. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Recce, Mr. nnd Mrs. V. S. Woodruff, Mr. end Mrs. C. M. Stark and son. Dick. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Sand Strom and son, Ronnld, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ward. Mrs. Carl Ilack lund nnd daughters. Miss Helen nnd Miss Dorothy, nnd Mrs. Stan ley Sjogren. W. M. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess nnd Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rltzmnn. GRANGE DEMONSTRATION TO BE HELD TUESDAY CAMAS VALLEY. April V Tuesday night, April 9, the grange Is sponsoring a grafting nnd bud ding demonstration at the school house. The meeting will begin at 7:30 and everybody interested is invited to attend. J. Roland Park er, county agent, will conduct the demonstration. At the close of Ihe demonstra tion grange members are asked to stay for the regular grange ses sion as there is Important business to transact. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB TO MEET AT LUNCHEON The Winston MerryGoRonnd club will be etftertalned nt a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 1. II. Morgan with Mrs. M. II. Green acting as joint hostess. All members are most cordially invited to be present. POEPS CORNER The following was published re cently In Poet and Poem, Upper Sandusky, Olib. FIVE SENSES What simple things delight a simple fouI! Orange nasturtiums In a crystal bowl . . . The faint elurive taste Of clotted cream . . . The rugged purling of a mountain stream . . . The cool refreshing touch Of linen sheets . . . The scent of summer rain On city streets . . . Not things of destiny Or noble art, Hut still enough To pleuse a simple heart. Marjorle Hunt Petllt SIDE GLANCES JftJ j. " oemnwstiAWsViet,we..T.ii. waut.MT.crr: ' 4 1 "Imagine her taking the bus to church! If she'd walk more she'd improve her figure." ELGAROSE COMFORT CLUB HAS MEETING MELROSE. April 8.Tho Ulgarose Comfort club held a very enjoy able meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nettie woodrull and with Mrs. Clara Stubbs as joint hostess. The meeting was called to order bv the president, Mrs. Milder Johnson, and this being the annual meeting and election of officers for the ensuing year followed the business meeting. The officers elected Included, Mrs. Thelmn Siindliurg, president; Mrs. Freda Sandslrom, vico presi dent ; Mrs. Ella Johnson, secrc turv; Mrs. Sura llolniquif I. treas urer, nnd Mrs. Nettle Woodruff, publicity chairman. A committee including Sara llnlmuuist. Gladys Glass and Net tle Woodruff was appointed to meet wilh Mrs. Alberta Reece ut her home Tuesday evening, April 9th, to audit club bonks. A program of readings and household hints was enjoyed and followed by a paper and pencil con tent. The club prize wns won by Mrs. Sara Hnlmqulst and drawn by Donald Sundburg. Three new members joined the club during the. meeting and In cluded Mrs. Anna Johns, Mrs. Jewel Green and Mrs.- Catherine Horn. - At the close of the very enjoy able meeting dalnly refreshments were served by Mrs. Stubbs nnd Mrs. Woodruff, who were assisted in serving by Miss Dorothy Hack lund Those attending the meeting in cluded Mrs. Martha llass, -Mrs. Al berta Reece. Mrs. Catherine Horn nnd son. Mrs. Jewell Green, Mrs. Freda Sandstrom nnd son Donald. Mrs. Thelmn Sundburg nnd son.. Donald, and daughter. Donna Mrs. Anita Stark. Mrs. Ella John son. Mis. Sara Holmqulsl, Mrs. llllder Johnson. Mrs. Anna Olson. Mrs. Anna Johns and two nieces, Mrs. Vlnnie Cooper. Mrs. Gladys Class. Miss Dorothy Iliicklund, Mrs. Clara Stubbs and son, Jackie, nnd M'-s. Nettle Woodruff. The next, club meeting will do held at the home of Mrs. Gladys Glims in West Roseburg on Tues day afternoon, May 7th. Mrs. Vln nie Cooner will be joint hostess, add nt this meeting the new offi cers will be installed In .their of fices. BRIDGE CLUB HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY Sl'THEItLIN. April 8. The Siitherlln Drldge club met Wednos day lilght, April 3. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns In Oakland. Those enjoying the eve ,ning were Mr. and Mrs. I.n;rence ItoberLson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark .Ionian. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilrlttnln Slack, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vern Holgnte, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Horner of Siitherlln, Mr. nnd Mrs. Loyal Sloarns, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ma honey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Wor then nnd the host and hostess, Mr. 'nnd Mi'h. Stearns of Oakland. Mrs. Worthen won ladles' high while Mr. Robertson won high for men. Mrs. Mnhoney received the slam prize, Ixiyal Slearns, low and Mrs. Holgale the deuce prize. ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY E. A. P.rltton'8 entertainers vlll present an Interesting progrnm at the Garden Valley clubhouse Wed nesday night, April loth, at 8 o' clock, to which the public has been most cordially invited to enjoy. A fish pond and fortune telling will nlso be diversions of tho evening. Later refreshments will be sold. Proceeds of the nffnlr will go to l it scholarships to the O. S. C. summer school at Corvallls. MELROSE GRANGE HAS MEETING MELROSE. April 8 The regu lar meeting of the Melrose grange was held at the grange ball Tues day evening, April 2nd. All committees made good re ports and Mrs. F. A. Golf reported that at the next meeting a con test of obnoxious weeds contest would he helil and asked all mem bers to bring weeds. The pest hunt contest supper will also be held the fame eveolng In which all those not turning Id pests last rear will help furnish supper for the winners. Mrs, Amy Seeley turned In the most points during, Ihe year. Mrs. Anita made npplication for membershlp nnd was elected to membership by the Melrose grange. The Home Economics club chair men reported that the next Home Economics club would be n one o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of J. E. Young when Mrs. Young and Mrs. Olive Doerner will be Joint hostesses. The grange balloted on the state offteers, The grango prlzo was won by Amy Krusn. REBEKAH LODCE HAS MEETING TUESDAY ELKTON, April 8. The t'mpqiin Rebekah lodge, No. 173, met Tues day evening with Miss Ann Hueb ner as noble grand. An election was held for dele gates lo the Rebekah assembly which will bo held at Corvallls next month. Mrs. Lena IJossen nnd Miss Iris Haines were elected first delegates and Mrs. Edith Adams and Mrs. Frances Hedden were elected alternate delegates. Mrs. Ida Thomas gave a reading under the good of the order. Mrs. Edith Gates and Mrs. I.enna Ruell were on the refreshment committee for the evening, PYTHIAN SISTERS TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting which prom ises to be of unusual interest, ban been announced for the Pythian Sisters for eight o clock Wednes day evening. April loth, at the K. of P. hall, nt which time Margaret Phillips, grand chief of Oregon will make her official visit and will he uccompanied to Roseburg by several Eugene ladies who will as sist in the work. The meeting will he followed hy refreshments, to which the Knights have been invited to attend. Mrs. Roy o. Young Is acting as chair man of the, evening. AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR DANCING PARTY WEDNESDAY The American Legion auxiliary will sponsor a very delightful in formal dancing party from 7:30 lo 8:30 o'clock Wednesday evening nt the Veterans Administration Fa cility, to which all members und friends arc most cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Clinton Gorthy is acting as general chairman of the dance and is being assisted by Mrs. 1. H. itlegel and Mrs. W. J. Olmscheid. Those desiring transportation nre asked to meet nt the Hotel l'mp qua ut 7lli o'clock. DR. DUNN'S BIBLE CLASS TO MEET THIS EVENING Dr. R. Jj. Dunn's non denoinlnn- tional llible Study class will meet nt 7:15 o'clock tonight nl tho din ing hall of the Douglas hotel, at which time a chnrter showing the twelvo differences between isrnel nnd tile church will be used In the study hour talk by Dr. Dunn. Mem bers and friends are cordially in- vlied to attend. There were fifly- flve at last week meeting. MRS. ROSE HOSTESS TO MECDELL CLUB WEDNESDAY SCTIIERI.IN. April 8. Mrs. Noah Rose Jr., entertained the Mecdell club Wednesday afternoon, April 3. with a dinner at Arts Ijik cabin followed by a theatre party at the Indian In Roseburg. Those enjoying the afternoon were: Mrs. Hugh Wahl. Mrs. Howard Wnhl, Mrs. Louis V. Smith, Mrs. George neecroft, Mrs. Owen Rose, Mrs. Paul Trozelle, Mrs. John Musgrove and the hos tess, Mrs. Rose. GLENGARY SEWING CLUB TO MEET The Ciengary Sewing club will meet at a noon potluck luncheon and enjoyable business and social session Wednesday at the home of Mrs. M. M. Cooper. All members are Invited. BELLVIEW CLUB TO MEET AT VAN VOORSTS The nellvlew club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. W. Van Voorst with Mrs. Mary Watson acting as Joint hostess. All members are request ed to be present. W.C.T.U. INSTITUTE TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY An unusually Interesting County 'W.C.T.U. instllmn has. been nlan- 'ned as an nil-day affair U be held Wednesday, April lillh, at tho .im Hi, i,i ui church lo which all members nnd friends are rnrdially invited lo attend. The meeting will open nt ten o'clock In Hie morning wilh Mrs. Mack Drown 111 charge of the de votions, followed hy n panel dis cussion membership. Mrs. Hazel Lytle, lVmglaa coun ty health nurse, will give a talk on "A Sane Mind and a Sound llody," and n round-table discussion on successful meet lugs will bo held. At noon luncheon will bo served and a free-will offering will bo taken to defray the luncheon ex penses. Rev. II. P. Sconce will conduct the aftorivmn devotions and Attor ney Paul (leddes will he guest speaker on "Coining Legislation. A departmental hour will bo held and at four-thirty o'clock n silver medal contest will he held In con junction with the meeting. Girls of the I..T.L. preparing fori (he ronlest include: Ollie ci ii l) lie. I.nls Jut-gens, Ilelty Hess, Margar et Harvey, Virginia Mills, Uiur raine Pose and Virginia Rose lund. During the time the Judges are debating the awards to the winners of tho contest, Ihe hoys und girls of the UT.L. will present n program of special musicv . LARGE PUBLIC CARD PARTY TO BE WEDNESDAY Kt. Joseph's Altar society has an nounced the first of a series of five benefit curd parlies to bo held Wednesday night at 8 o'clock al tho Catholic parish hall on North Kune street Willi Mrs. J. A. Hard ing acting as general chuirinnn. nntract bridge and five hundred w ,0 uwr, , ln winners f pveniiiB and at the close of ithe series, grand prizes In cash will be awarded Reservations for the party may be made by telephoning Mrs. E. L. Dolan nt 753-1, Assisting Mrs. Harding include Mrs. Lucy Jennings, Mrs. R. R. Wlllit, Mrs. Jane Mnrnn, Mrs. John Mcdement, Mrs. William Stlewlg, und Mrs, Mary llryan, refresh- '"""Ih. and Mrs. luiyetle l.angeu- George Hummer, Mrs. flrin Walld, decorations, and Mrs. Harris Ells worth and Miss Helen Casey, lr committee. Publicity for the alfulr s In charge of Mrs. E. L. Dolan, who is also chairman of llio ticket committee. RIVERSDALE GRANGE HAS INTERESTING MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT A very Interesting meeting of Riversdale grunge wus held Friday night at the hull, ut which time J. Roland Parker, Douglas couuly agricultural agent, was guest speaker, followed hy an enjoyable program presented by the lecturer. Plans were made for a public card party to be held at 8 o'clock next Monday evening nt the hall. Five-hundred will be In pluy and prizes will he uwurdod, followed by rei'reshinenls, . .... Tho next grunge meeting wns announced for April l!ith with Mr. nnd Mrs. It.' I.. Harmon, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Ixve, Jimmy Iless and Ralph llarlng ill charge of re freshments. At the close of the meeting re freshments were served hy Mr. anil Mrs. R. II. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Helmboldi nnd Mr. ami Mrs. W. 1). Iless. HOMEMAKERS CLASS HAS SKATING PARTY FRIDAY The Homeniakera class of the First Haptlst church held a very enjoyable skating parly at Ihe Winchester rink Friday evening. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. II. W. Anderson, Mr. nnd Mrs, II. W. Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deets, Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrence Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. John Wil liam Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Wll Ham Greene, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Caraway, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, of Skane, Wash., Mrs. Robert llur ton, Mrs. C. 11. Wlckham and Mrs. Claude linker. Following the skating party the group enjoyed u social hour and re rreshmenls ut the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Caraway on Vista avenue. e AH-NEAH NIKA GROUP HAS MEETING THURSDAY The Ali-Neiih-Nlka Camp Flic group met .Thursday nt the home of the guardian. Dorothy Dale Jackson. Requirements six nnd 11 of the Woodgather's rank were completed hy sevural of the girls. Those present were Dorothy Hale Jackson, guariliun, Hetty Lou Crocker, Hetty Smith, Jean Wiley, Priscilla Wade, Nancy McCllntock Miirilee Yeagor, Florence Denton, Alleen Slnttery, Yvonne Hlatt. Pa tricla Sheeliy. and a guest, Donna Portorfield, of Collage Grove. LADY ELKS TO ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING The Lady Elks will meet at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the temple for a delightful social meeting. Mrs. J. E. Pickens, presl d. ut, will conduct the business ses slon and Mrs. Charles Hoyd will be hostess for the social hour of cards. All members are urged to he present. REBEKAHS ANNOUNCE MEETING FOR TUESDAY Roseburg Rebeknh lodge. No. 41, will meet Tuesday evening at x o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall with the noble grand. Inn Farnsworth, In charge. All members are re Developing and Printing roll of 8 A 9 Ik One 5x7 Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-Y quostod to he present. Following the mooting the Junior degreo stnir will practice. BADOURA CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT The llndoura club. Itaughlers of the Nile, will meet ut a slx thlny o'clock no-hostess dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. U. Edwards on South Jackson street. All members are cordially invited to bo present. W.B.A. TO MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON Tho Woman's Ileneflt associa tion has announced an Important business meeting for Thursduy af ternoon, April lltli. to he held nt two o'clock at the Muccabee hull All members nre requested to be present. ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE OF HER DAUGHTER Mrs. Jules Denobhclnere, of this city, has announced the marriage 'of nor daughter, Murliui Murray, to Mlllnrd Magnesa, of Roseburg, !sa, of Roseburg Mtlgness, of l)ay son of Mrs. T. Nurses to Meet District No. II of tho Oregon Stale Gradtllile Nurses association will meet Tues day night at 8 o'clock at the Nurses home nt the Veterans Fa- cllltv. Talks will ho given nnd re ireshmeiits served. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. Ore., April 8 (AP) IllITTUn Prints, A grade 2!le lb. In parchment wrappers,' 3Uc in cnrlons; II grade' 2K4e in parchment wrappers, 2!!c in car tons. ntlTTEUFA'T First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acid ity, delivered In Portland, 2(iJ-27c lb.; valley routes and country points, 2c less or 25e lb.; second quality. 2c under first or 25c lb. CHEESE Selling price to Port land retailers: Tillamook triplets, 2iic lb.; loaf, 21c lb. F. O. 11. Price to wholesalers, triplets, 18c lb.; loaf Jilc F. O. n. Tillamook. EGGS lluyliig prices: Extras large lfi-llic; statidiirils large 14c: medium exlrns 14c; extras small lie COUNTRY MEATS Selling price lo retailers: Country-killed hogs best butchers 125-150 lb. 7J 8c: venlers fancy llli-llc lb.; Ilghl- Ihln 1112c; heavy lu ll lb.: lambH spring 18-20; yearlings 16c lb: ewes 4-8e lb.; good cutter cows 9 loe lb.: cunner cows 8-8&e lb.; bulls 1011c lb. LIVE POULTRY nuying price: Leahornn 121c lb.: heavy fowls 14c lb.; fryers under 3 lbs., 16c; do 3 to 4 lbs., 16c; roasters over 4 lbs., 10c; colored hens 4 to 0 lbs., 14c; over 5 lbs., 14c; Leghorn hens un der 31 His., 10-llc lb.; over 3J lbs., 12c; No. 2 grade Go less. TURKEYS Selling prices: Hens No. I, 18-Me lb.; No. 1 hens, 17-1 8c III.; toms 14c lb. ONIONS Oregon SI.25 per fid- lb. hag; Yakima ( ,v.) 501b. bag; sets white 6Jc; brown 5Jc lb. NEW POTATOES calltornitt whites $1,752.00 box. POTATOES Yuklmn Hems ( . .); Deschutes J1.70; Klamain (Tule lake) JI.70 cwt.; local whites 85c box: do sacks $1.25 cen tal; Malln $1.85 crate; sweet po tatoes $2.45-2.50 Cl'lllo. HAY Selling price to relnllers: Alfalfa No. 1, $15.50 ton; oat veicn $13.00 Ion: clover $11.00 ton; llm- iithv enslern Oregon J18.II0 ton: valley timothy HI. mi Ion, Port- lund. WOOL Nominal 1039, eastern crossed 28-29; lSiiiiinllm 29c Oregon fine 25-20; Wlllninette vnlley lb.: liinili 20c. lb. MOHAIR Nominal: 12-mmiths 30c Hi.: fall 20c lb. CASCARA 103!) peel 4c lb. HOPS Oregon l!)3!l, 221-25C lb. 11138 nominal. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., April 8. (AIM (II. s. Dent. Agr.) HOGS: Market slow, around 15c higher ,,( M. n, nirl). w. Common. They 1 hnn lust Monday or rally 25c above ,vo,. accompanied as far south as Friday; medium grades up less:s,m ,-,nnclsco by Mr. and Mrs. i:ood clinic 165-215 lb. drlye-liiB .common's daughter, Miss Melville so.im-15; carloads mostly tO-l-'lcnmuion, who is a graduate nurse. medium grades down lo 27(1 lb. butchers $5.40-05; light lighls $5.2.1-75; packing sows and Iceder Pigs $4.25-75. CATTLE: Market uneven; steers veiv slow: lew sales sieaoy 10 im- lower; hulk unsold with bids lullv 25c lower; cows fully steady: heif ers about steady; bulls strong; venlers stonily) early sales medium and fed steers $K.oo-7.r; odd head lo $0.00; common grades $7.00-50; good fed heifers $K. 15 :15; common medium grades S5.75-7.75; rutter common cows $4.25-5.25; runners down In $3.75; fat dairy typo cows 85.25-li.lin; good hoof cows $6.50 7.00; voting cows to $7.25; sausage hulls $5.50-11.50; beef bulls $0.50 7.00; choice vealers $10.00-50; com mon grades down to $11.00. SHEEP: Ijimhs nctlve, fully sternly: ewes slow, weak to 25c or more lower: good-choice fed enrly shorn lninhs $H.75- 00 ; medium grades down to $H.0O; wooled lambs scarce; niedlilin-gnod spring ers $9.00 10.00; good-choice grades eligible lo 10.50; rymd-cholco shorn ewes $4.00; wooled ewes up to 85.00; common shorn ewes down lo $1.50. WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore., April 8. (AP) Open High 1-ow Close May S3 .83 .3 .83 WOMEN HEED THIS ADVICE! Lydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com pound TABLETS help thousand of women thru "trying timet". The way they help relieve female func tional dm treat with its nervout, moody spella it often amaung. They ALSO belp build up rich rrd blood whlcb meana more strength t Local News F. S. Club to Meat Tho T- S club will meet Tuesday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. 11. T. Illnom at 801 Mill street. Study Club to Meet The Greens P.-T.A. Study club will hold a pot luck luncheon nnd meeting Tues day at the homo of Mrs. Fred Ageo. Back to Work Mnynnrd Dell returned to his work at the News Review office this morning, follow ing several days illness at his homo on Terrace aveiv.io. Camp Fire Board to Meet An important meeting of Hie Camp Fire Girls hoard has been an nounced for Tuesday evening nt 7:3(1 o'clock at the chamber of commerce office. visit In Corvallls Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph 1.. Russell nnd son, Lowell. went to Corvallls yesterday where they visited with their dnugntcr and sister. Miss Hetty Russell, who is a sophomore nt Oregon Htulo collego. nterSe Study Club to Meet The Inter-So Study club will meet Tiiesduy at n one o c'.ocit luncnenn at 1 lid homo of Mrs. E. S. Hall on Military street. Tho study topic will ho In charge of Mrs. R. R. Hi. Hid nnd Mrs. I). Rnmsdell. Locate in California -- Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward J. Ellison, former residents of Lnurolwood, this cily. are spending several days in Rose burg preparing their household goods for shipment to Moneclto, near Santn liurhiira, Calif., whero they hnvo bought a four-acre resi dence tract, on which thoy will make their future home. Visit at Gurnee Home Miss Virginia Gurnee, who is employed hy the telephone company In Eu gene, is spending (he second week of her vacation here with her inothur, Mrs. F. C. Gurnee, on East Lano street, Mrs. Gurnen had as week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Uirson and son, Ronnld, and Mrs. Charles Froy, all of Portland. Arrive Sunday Evening LL nnd Mrs. Kuymnnd Hell nnd small daughter. Judith, of Salem, who have been ill Camp Ord. Calif., the last month, where I.t. Hell served with the regular army, ar rived here last night and will re main until Tuesday visiting I.t. Hell's father, aunt and brother, W. 1). Hell, Miss Minnie 10. Hull nnd Maynitrd Bell, Sees Roseburo. in Atlas Karl Henry Faulkner, who Is doing mis sionary work for the Baptist mis sions in Poland and who lias ,neen in Budapest, llungury, for tho Inst several mouths on account of war bus written hero the news thut,tlie Roseburg chamber of coinmcrcd Is on tho "Job, 11s he examined on atlas recently in Budapest, which listed Roseburg without mentioning any oilier city in southern Oregon. Km I Henry Is the son of Mrs. Ella Harris, of I his city. Move to Lebanon According to word recuived here, Mr, and Mrs. II. I,, Connelly and children, llriun nnd Nancy, have moved from Al bany to Lebanon, Oregon, where Mr. Connelly has been promoted as malinger or the Shell Oil plant. Mr. Connelly was formerly a sales man for the Sholl company In this city. He Is the sou of Mrs. U Con nelly of llils city, and Mrs, Connel ly, nee Dorothy Eddy, Is the daughter of Attorney and Mrs, 11. U Eddy, or Roseburg. California Visitors Leave K. T. Helrher and daughter. Miss Vir ginia, have left for their home ill Ia)s Angeles, following a ton-day visit in Riversdale ns the guests Miss Common formerly was n nurse nt the Roseburg general hospital nnd also at Mercy hospital, before Igolng to San Mateo. Calif., whero . .. . ....--i,,- f(lr ,,v0 VBnri, 8ho has been home for several months visiting her parents. 2 Grand Shows TODAY AND TUESDAY PLUS WEDNESDAY ONLY . PAL NIGHT 'Submarine D-T "Fugitives at Large" Cltv Hall Reoalnted The Roso- liurg elty ball la being repainted Inside nnd out this week. Back From Portland 1,1 oyd Chainbei-H has relumed here,, fol lowing a few days In Pol l land at- Returns Home Eil Moulleth hnx returned lo his homo -In Eugene, following a two-day stay in IhLi cily attending lo business. Move to Main Street Thff Wal ter Ktrunk family have moved from 228 Haynes street lo 828 Main street to make their homo. N G.A. to Meet The National Guard auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the home or Miss Evelyn M.onre at 831 Mealier street. Visit Here Mrs. C. Young nnd Miss K. Dillon, of Toronto, Camilla, and .. N. Ageo, of Medford, spenl. the week-end In tills city visiting relatives und friends. Returns Here G. E. llnys hnn returned here, following several months working In the Bohemia listrlct. Ho came out on snow-. shoes anil reports snow nine feet deep in the district. Back From Portland 11 0 n n Rndabaugh, manager of Hunt's 'jidlun and the Rose theatres, has returned hero, following n few duys In Portland attending to busi ness. : Former Residents Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cordon havo returned In their home In Eugenn, follow ing 11 short visit in this city with relatives and friends. They form erly mndo their homo hero. B. P. W. C. to Meet Tonltf.'it The Business and Professional Wo men's club will meet tonight .tt 8 o'clock at the clubhouse with Margaret Carr, Ruth Nerhas nnd Nadlne Pinkerton In cbargn oft a program on "Hobbles." . t. Move to Roseburg Mr. nnd M?s. Basil Smith and family have mov ed from Powers to 228 Hnynes street in Roseburg and Mr. Smith ban nccepted employment with the I.ockwood Malar company. Lutherans League to Meet Tho Young Lutherans lenguo will bo entnrtulnod by Erlekn Brust, Erlla Morgan und Jack Gorthy Tuesday evening nt 7:30 o'clock at the home of nev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester at 117(1 Military street. The meet ing Is open to members and friends. Leave Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J, Minlurn left Sunday for their home in San Francisco, following a vlsll here since Thursday with the lnt- . ter'k parents, Mr. and Mrs. k. 1.. Watson, on the Dixonvme rouu, Mrs. Mlnturn wns formerly Kthel Wutsnn. Thoy nlso visited theli son, Jimmlo, who has hocn spend ing the winter here with his Brand parents, . . ' . Leaves for California Mr)' anil Mrs. W. Mace nnd daughter, Mona I.ou, of this city, tookiMrs. Mace's aunt, Mrs. Anna Vincent, of Wlnno peg, Canada, to Grants Puss, yes terday, where the latter took the train for Pacific Grave, Calif., to iniike her home:: Mrs.' Vincent has been visiting hero lit the Mnco homo on. Eust Lano.'. street since November. ;' Visit Here Mr. anil Mrs. How ard llolinboldt, of .North nend, spent Frlduy, Saturday and a part of Sunday In this city as guests of Mr. Helinboldfs brother and sister-in-law, Mr, nnd Mrs. E. A. Melmboldt, on South Pino street. They left yesterday for Eugene to spend a few days visiting Mrs. I lelmholdt's relatives, before re-, turning to their home at the const. TODAY AND TUESDAY Beauty Beyond Words and "March of Time" STARTS WEDNESDAY TOO M AMY WWirnnTTV i ? Showa 2.7.9 P. M. Kj I I Mats. 29c Eves. 35c Loi I I Kiddlea lOo AJ OdU II TICMICtirl J &Lt nmi't"ttii Jj I uooniktMoa