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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1940.
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CLUBS
afcSMtturi c"'k HM
The "Siiirli iii Tlim-'' c-lulj Ik'IiI
another meeting a( which the niciii
hem looketl tit iiiiMitIhIb tvh It'll
were left lime hy Mian Helen Vnw-
Meeting at Hayhurst
miirlo on "Cookinir Hutthands."
(irunue tvnrli was diniU3neJj- Those
preHent fix Itnled. Mr. ami Mi's.
Hvmy HuuImII mid nnnfly, Mr. Hi.d
Mm. John U'ebvr ami faiiillv. Mr
Tot and Mr. Art Itychanl and Mr. atid
Lender
I'lur.
)l UiIh lulj lit Aim. K. K.
(Ill
(Uy .imejihlrie. W'HkIiI)
Tho Junior J-'cireHiiv eliih of
Dh.vh Creek held a whurt hunhieKB M hiln left here
meeting ednemlay. Kiich inein
ber worked on hi exhihiiH. Mar
.iorle and Maxim Wright made an
excursion of the around. plekltiK
Mil varieties ni iiowhih that are nol
Ineliided In their exhibit. The
boys Hawed on their w-od exhihlu.
The Woodcraft ertt alHO devoted
their meeting time to working on
exhibit. It was found thai all
member have Home Kpeelnieiis yd
to collect before their exhibit will
be (-Jinpleteil.
The newly omaiiled Howe and
l-'liiwor (iarih'iihm club, with Mis.
Kj-ltz Snyder an local lender, held
lis weekly nieeilm: at the Heboid
TliurKilay. A general discussion
jih to the requirements nl the club
vii hi'td. At the next meeijiin :
each member Ik to have some Jiem J
of Interest, niich as coiitiollftiK il ,
Inseeta. (o report to the other mem
bers. We are all to have our nera
bool: material and work on It.
VONCALLA. Ami
n V ... . IV? ,? ,,v,f.rimtiHO IntereM in Kranm' work. tlmi
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f'.'!.''f'!..l;'!.:l;'.k:;,,.,,',.,l!'', '.'"."'"SlYoncalla Residents
Mm' R. Uunlm-r unci Miss l,.,.iu-h month. 'April lflth wiih on- Hurt in Accidents '
llHl'K t Willi hi- WWlllli I mill MTH-ii III llll. ii,n,.r A ,ll,.l, W.HMni .
II clrlK. Humpies uf work unil inn- buiuii.t whs I'lituvivl nl si'vcn . ' I
llV Mil's lli'll'll O'rllH-k. iillfr ulilt'li i,.rv ImIhi-. VIlVI'lll a. ...ii oo ........ .. i
lll l. n, ...... . . .. I ... '--ran 111-
" , ,i,,m.iiii w,im kivuii. .iiuHic iniy ih Killluiinu; In the Kuupiii'
hit shownl us Hi,. BiniTl way tn was runiWud l,v Jak.i Wilson .1 hospital Willi u Im.ily broken bin1
'lain. miliar. Ail llvilianl vli.lln im. I , ,.iii,.,. t .... ......i.i i." ! I
Tl II.-L..H..I .l..l. ......i.. ii..' vi..- ...... . . ' .'" im
at leal two luniitlu. Ilia head J nol o held laat wock. 11 is planned I
nL"T "ere "" bailly 'o Prenpnt U. play.early in May.l
u.- i.... i tr . i . . . . The east includes the following!
,nO ie.nv l,.Ht ,,"rt ,rr ,an' 'M.dents: Audrey McNeel, Jim'
VI Mai"e Mt-Murren. Pon
V. ,,.m n a W1rinK,M-1 riefI.Tone. (Men Mllle,.. Dale MeMllb'
WJ' ' ,r'(ns'1,,, tension, her n. I.irraliie Head. Mabel Lewai-
:UJL "","U ,ne wniiKer len. Bob Morov. Hean Garrett and1
Attend to BusinessMr. and j spent Monday in this city attending
Mm. It. H. fi randy, of Portland, ' to lniHiness and vNltlng friends.
.M I K. deoi'lfe Kileit iifitnn Ciitm i iln v U liiU. u ui,,.. i.. . i. . .
i, H I'lu u,iu.i i.... .;. . ., v.. ' "w..i.H in uir ww.jiw.
" " "'"" hub miikmik nun Miliowen nv a la IK OV ! He Aleimei ntr tin. Ix.nl
ii joy a day with the other mar ! An Km lu.nl mi I(.K A. .Mm. Kin.-! ul.ieh t,iu..,i hi... i,.
(Ilv I'hL Calkins)
Tho tenth and last incetluK ol
the camp ciokory class of Kdeii-
bower was called to order on Krl-
day. The roll call was answered
hy each Kill naniiiiK her lavorlte
sotlK. Alter the business mi-ellnu,
I'Muu Pope, Patsy l.amm, and Mar
jorle Harris Irb-d and served po
tatoes. After the record books had
been lilicd out the girls left lor
tlndr homes.
"(ln the same day the forestry
club met. The boys answered the
roll call by nainlim some kind ol
lisii. V.wh boy gave n repmt on
the Ireec be had planted. All were
repotted to be living ami prnuii'SH
ItlK (piltu well. All of Hie record
lnoks were cimipletidy filled out.
All diirlnu the week the hoys In
tin? woodworking club have been,
very busily eitaued in painting j
and varniuhiim tho articles that,
lhey liavo made. I
In the art club this week the I
Kills have been workhm with clay. I
Tbev have cut out and dried a pa
per weltcht nnd are now working u
small plateK. This work has been
enjoyed very much.
The hoys livestock t lub' under
the leadership of Jack Calkins held
a Imsinesrt meeting Thursday
Then in the evening Hie bs went
with Jack and Mr. Ilrltton to Uar-i
den Valley Tor hdiiih moving pic
tures, which were enjoyed by all.
The seven boys and girls who
attended luarkcliug day last Satur
day reported having a very nice
lime.
(Hy Joyce Hartley)
The weekly meeting of "The
Hreaklast ('halters" was at the
home if Mrs. .1. M Hartley. Mrs
ltovd llrmmi and Mrs. J. (Inland
Parker were uuests or the flub
Tor the afternoon. They are Inter
ested in starling a club in "Uose
school" and wanted to see n dub
meeting in progreHS. Joyce Hart
ley led (he gl'inp ill repeating the
Hi'h pledge and ulvlug a yell. Tor
loll call each club member (old of
different utensils and Ingredients
used in cookie making and tlllferenl
kinds ot cookies and the proper
lime to serve them. The chapter
nil sandwiches was read and dls
cussi d and Instruction was gheti
lor inaklug "u-iod" sandwiches of
three different type and a suitable
time Tor serving each. All mem
bers brought cookies they had
made. These, judged fnr appear
ance, texture ami Ihtvor. were
ifiun.l nvcnlli.nl ii ml m-rved with
i.iin.ili In iniiiula 1i'M Itrtvil Hill-'
t in. Mrs. J. INdiind Parker. Miss
Ma Chanibiulin, club members and
their leader. Mis. It. I. Matthews,
by Mrs. Untllcy.
. Al our meeting at the (t. H. Mat
thews home mi April In each mem
ber answered roll call by naming
a utensil and an Jnuredieut lined
in the making of 'cookies, also a
proper time to serve coukles. In
discusyllig "cr -ikies" we learned
what appearance, texture and I la
wn meant. We then Judged conk
tea baked by Ilium ie and Donald
Tvrer. whlcli rated almost perfect.
Mis. MatthewH sered us rookies
and punch alter which she instruct
ed us in playing "Fruit llasket"
and "Chinese Tag."
Ilv Hetty l.oit Weseniant
The scwinu III and IV club id
(Herniate held a meeting, at which
Leader Mrs. i-:. Place attended i
Our leader ehecked over our work. I
and plans were discussed ,r thej
cemiim at Hie enteriinnuient limn ;
ItosebU'i; t-i Hlendale April J.MIi
The Conking H dub lead by Mrs ;
Phley Winkleiuan held a meeting. !
at uliith tbev bad a tree diMtls
sloti or all inatteis that inluht Jirisel
111 their work. '
The cenkinu II club held a meet
illg at w Inch we conked a meal
(iiisistiug nf a meat Inat' with lo
main sauce. u a. corn, mashed pu- '
latoi h. polaln salad. Unit jello.
COIlkil-S. COCIia. luillle-llllHle 1)1 )-;,, j
and liutier. ail of w hi, Ii was pi e
pared ! inembeis nt (be dub. I
M ne paut ;nid ariuitLvmciits ui ;
the commy ot tie- I II Hub rntci-
tattUIICM' tl.-M- l(o-,I.H'f (.. liP-n-i
ketfng clubs of the count v. W'c
Islted the different business
ttotises and industrial plants. At
noon we enjoyed a very delirious
lunch. Members were treateii ( a
sliow at either theater JV Air.
Hadabaiigh in the afternoon. J ev
eryone hud a very good time,
t I!y Jean Kmery i
The younner girls' hobbv club
openeil the meeting with "We're
Here for Kun," three yella and eluli
pledge and roll call. We are plan
um a treasure litinr next Kriday.
Joyce Fisher was a visitor at Hie
lit) K. Xaomf Scblldelslte
lnt.imht mime cupcakes with l-H
on lop.
d- Ifvehant reml n verv Jnte
line
tt Ul
sting' reimried he will be In the howiduil 1
three inches abovo the wrlat. At.
thouh lip bonea woro broken, her
bund whs badly bruised.
Seniors at Glendale
Select Class Play
( ; L F M ) A L (0. A ni l I 22." Ka rly
to lied, Karly to ItlKe." u Hiree act
comedy, lias been chosen lor the
'eptnr idiv ami the first rehears:ils
Virginia Wlukelnian.
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Or. D. a Bubar
lit No. J.okwn
inwitn Your Friends to a
game of . . . DUCK PINS
. ... ...- A 3. hnertltnhlfl .u.nlnathaH hu
I nerc s no oeiicr way m .."u ...... j
bringing your party here for a lively game and lt' to Inex
pensive 15c a game.
SPECTATORS WELCOME
Roseburg Recreation Bowling Alley
Elks Hall
Corner Lane and Jackson Srs.
Indian Evangelist Will
Speak at Roseburg Church
Itay Xack. widely known Indian
evungellxt ami missionary. Ih to be
a guest Sunday al the First
Christian church, It wan announc
ed today by i'astor John Harney. I
ne win sneiiK at church services
noli) morning and evening and w
appear beiore the Christian Kn
deavor society at the meeting of
i no young people Sunday evening
l-.vaiigelisl Z.nk. a full-blooded
Ini'lau and member 0f Hie Yakima
i run, nas heen in missionary an.
evangeiiMtic work for the nasi
eigni years and Is now a student
at Northwest Christian college in
IMIgeiie.
MAKE IT UNANIMOUS
We Canyonvlllo folks are In Hie
habit or electing J. 1'. Siulck by a
unanimous vote regai-dlens of
party. We appreciate that our low
city lax and the sound manage
ment of our municipal light ami
water system are in a large men-
sure due to him. We honor him lor
bis Integrity but we love him for
bis frieudlinetf and good nature.
He Is now n candidate for county
commissioner ami the voters of
Douglas county could do no better
than to make his nomination and
election unanimous. lie owns
property here and In Itoseburg.
Paid, Adv. by (.'auyouvlllo Citizen's
Coiuuiiltee.
ENLISTS IN ARMY
Hale VI. Crenshaw, son ol .Mi
ami Mrs. Henrge Crenshaw. I Hi
West 1 king las street. Host bin g.
was recently enlisted In the regu
lar army as a replacement for Hie
nun tnluntry. "San I num-ikco s
Own," located at the ITcsidm
Kun.Frunrinco, accord Mir to
press release received today I mm
Meutenant Colonel II. J. Hagnall, i
Cortland recruiting olllcer.
POSTMASTER CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON, April :i.-(.l I I
McClllloch as HeedHpml, Ore., post
master, was eoiiliiiiied by the sen
ate yesterday.
Hudson
Six S?)
Sedan fim9
$917 W
Complete iL
In Roseburg MhemhA
PERCY CROFT
332 N. Jackson St. Phone 333
YOU'LL WO I Rk
DISAPPOINTED
"VVIuil n mil iM'luns niiiii
llli'V Hiiiili. us h,.y Nli.pp,.,! ,,(
mi llir Mum : Ami Mihv Ki..
Hiinj.lv mimt'ons hi Hi. il bin..
Kim n hii h I iii . . 1 1 1 . i I'lra.i.'i i
llnil rli'iillril anil .iissiil m
lii-iilllll'nlly. V must niM i li.-m.
I'm suit IIiimi- Hoik mil ,,).. ,
us."
Umpqua
Cleaners
231 NO. MAIN
TOMATO PLANTS!
BEDDING PLANTS!
Now is ho time to plant tomatoes and bedding plants.
Wo have a largo stock of these plants at our greenhouse
which is located one mile west of Roseburg on Mulroso
Road or stop at our retail shop located at 125 West
Cass stroct.
Umpqua Florists
Telephone 630
CAM rr"""5"
NOW B font
Y won, W'" find you ta 'J" for
""Wig now, ;
...... . llllflH I - ' ' ' " ' - 1 ' - - - ' ' - 1
$2-$250 FOR YOUR
OLD TIRES!
9x12 AXMINSTER
$5 A MONTH, Down
Payment, Carrying
Charge
Value Unmatched at $8 MORE! Buy extra value in
Ward Week in wool Axminsters springy pile,
clear colors hard to match at dollars more! Exclu
sive Ward patterns! Moderns, Textures, Hooks and
Chinese designs for any room!
3 Pes. IN WALNUT
5494
$5 A MONTH,
Down Paym.nl,
Carrying Chargt
Nine out of ten stores would sell this handsome
suite for $20 more. Tops and fronts are lovely
American and Butt Walnut, veneered on fine hard
wood. Mirrors are genuine Plate Glass.
Bed, Chest and Vanity or Dresser
On Ward Riverside
Tires and Tubes!
SB
05
6 00-16
tire only
exch. price
NOW . . . FOR WARD WEEK,
your old tire's worth $2. traded
in on a rugged Ward Riverside
Tirel ($2.50 il vou also purchase
a Tube!) Warranted without
limit of time or milesi Remem
ber tuo as Httle as $1.25 weekly
buys 4 tires and tubes !
SIZE
R.g Hit WARD WEEK
Piit. . PRICE
4.75-19.
5.25-18.
5.50-17.
6.00-16.
All other sizes also on sale
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io.u.v..a.ii5
Vou Save Over $3
Sale! U IV.
Hi d Oiif.il
Each piece,
only 4.94
1482
Sturdy metal bed, in chip-proof
brown enamel! 50-lb. cotton
mattress and deep, 99 coif
spring! Bed. spring, mattrcssl
$2 A MONTH. Down Pay mt nl,
Ciiyn'j Charm.
45-volt
Radio "B"
Batteries
.4- ' Reduced I
Self-Poliihina
tin
47c
J
71
PfS
Save al Least $15
Velvet
Sola pieil
' Knuckla Arm
Styl
42.94
Modern living room style,
master-crafted for a Ward
Week value sensation! Kig
roomy scats high backs!
Give 30 more service! Fac
tory scaled . . . dated and guar
anteed! Easy to plug in!
(-Sg:. Worth $101
Four-tube
i58 Super-het
It23
Built-in aerial! Underwriter
OK'dl In walnut plastic. In
ivory plastic, $1 more.
Worth $3 Morel
Big, Roomy
Gueit Chair
Kin
Deep, restful No-Sag spring
scat and a high back bring you
real value!
No rubbing necessary! Dries in
20 minutes to a hard glossy fin
ish! Qt. size. Save at Wards!
16-Mesh
f - ?
I 1 Screen Cloth
1
-fl R9- 3Wcsq ft.
2 Mi
llq.ft
Heavily galvanized with many
coats of pure zinc. Guaranteed
for S years. Save at Wards I
iii
Wards "Supreme Qualily"J
iirv Ofsiile
Motor Oil!
In your
container qt.
'Ihc simin Inn mini.. 11. ..1 u..ii..
fur :::.( n qinirl llti'diiKliinit Hii.
cniliiliy! Slink up iinw for .snni
iiht: 5 qt. scaled can 82c
8 qt. scaled can f 1.23
Add lc qt. Ftil. lax in all iii-icon
B 5 Reg. $1.98
r l; Folding 1
e-m
Strong canvas top. hardwood
frame. Folds compactly. Com
fortable. Save in this sale!
YOU CAMttY LATER .. .
in convenient monthly installments for these
Word Week specials! Any purchase total
ing $10 or more cer.s an accountl
- n mm i m m m m m i m a mm m m k m m.aB m m rw
Guoronfeed Equal to Any I
Certified Flat
M all Paint;
Was $2.10, 4 Q-
Gallon AeOJ
Wasiiilil... vi-lvi.y riiiii.il fur
nulls mid cciliis. (ju,,,!., M()W
only I7i-.
Certified Gloss Enamel 79c qt.
Certified Semi-Gloss 79c qt
Certified Floor Enamel . .79c qt '
H
mm
Sews 1 3 faster!
Full IKoinrv
lileelri
5288
U DOWN,
S4 monthly,
carrying shorg
Ward Week! Kotary electric
sewing machine with features of
others at J.'u mart;! Automatic
thread tension! Grcist attach,
mcnts! Jtt-yr. guarantee! Light!
Fully white porcelained!
Wood IKniige
Iledneed!
$7 MONTHLY,
Down Payment,
Carrying Chg.
65.88
Only Ward Week could bring
such a value! You get J-ply in
sulated body! Balanced -heat
oven I Wid firebox . . . with
duplex wood-coal grates!
WnrrTEKKi
mt
mm
mmm
Up to 79c elsewhere!
I'aiMv, Sheer
Laee Panels
68c
One of Ward Week's "Best
Buys don't miss it! You'll
aarcc these are the most attrac
hi,Ct nwMncl5 anvwhre near
this LOW price! 43"x2'-j yds.
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31$ NO. JACKSON ST
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TELEPHONE 95
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