ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG", OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, IV40.
THREE
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
P. N. Q. CLUB HAS
MEETING FRIDAY
SITTIlKni.lN, Mny 0. Thfi Paul
Nollu firiind oluli held tlltir re
B"lr inonr h mpotliiK Krlilay, May
3 In tlie IndKR hall Willi Mid. Chul
lotto Parker as Iiohu-ks iiHHlxterl by
-Mm. MabM Rush. A delirious
luncheon wan nerved at one o'clock
after which May bankets were ex
changed and the regular order of
bUKlneKs whs taken care of.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Michelle Flannery. Mrs. Pearl
Hand and Mrs. Margaret Medley
of Oakland, Mrs. Until Manning,
Mrs. Kiln W'egner. Mrs. Hell Cook.
Mrs. Snvllla llamber. Mrs. Henry
fiargft, Mrs. Leona Slack, Mrs. Min
nie Hartshorn, Mrs. Serepta Sauc
ernian and Mrs. Maude Vogeliohl
a guest. Mrs. Parker, hostess, ami
Mrs. Ross.
MRS. RIGGS HOSTESS
TO SEW AND SO CLUB
SI'THi:ni.l., May n. Mrs.
Richard KIkkh was a charming
hostess Tuesday afternoon, May
7, when she entertained the Sew
and So club at her home on Will
ntnette street with a delicious 1:40
afclor-k dessert luncheon. Mrs. L.
. Robertson and .Mrs. IJrittnin
Slack each won a table prize of .a
potted petunia plant.
The members present were:
Mrs. U. D. Robertson, Mrs. Lloyd
Cameron, Mrs. Vern Holgate, Mrs.
liritlain Slack. Mrs. Frank Sparks.
Mrs. Jack Culver, Jr., .Mrs. Clifford
Homer, and the guests: .Mrs. Mau
rice Vogelpohl. Sutherlin, Mrs. J.eo
Sparks, Oakland, and Mrs. Ole
Hunch of W'endllng, and the hos
tess, Mrs. Riggs.
MRS. SMITH HOSTESS
TO PINOCHLE CLUB
AZAI.KA. May 9. Mrs. . Henry
Smith entertained her pinochle
club Tuesday with a lovely one
o'clock dessert luncheon.
Guests Included Mrs. Halbert
Booth. Mrs. John Feldmlller. Mrs.
Juke Fisher, Mrs. Warren Hazen,
Mrs. Rodney Smith, Mrs. Frnnkle
Schroeiler and the hostess, Mrs.
Smith.
During the pleasnnt afternoon
of pinochle MrB. Iloolh received
the high scoro prize, Mrs. Feld
miller second prize and Mrs.
Smith mid Mrs, Schroeiler each
winning table prizes.
MR. AND MRS. TROZELLE
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
RUTIIERUN, May 9. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Trozelle entertained ut
their home Monthly evening. May
0, with a dinner in honor of Mrs.
Harry Chenowelh's birthday.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Chenoweth, and son,
Tommy,-Mr. John Maloy, Miss Paul
ine Trozelle, Hilly Trozelle and Mr.
and Mrs. Trozelle.
Parkinson's
"Food For Sale"
Right food plus right prices
plus right service equals
your ideal snapping piace
THIS STORE.
Prices
Friday and Saturday
May 10th and 11th
PRODUCE
PEAS I reckon they'll be
advertised plenty low
We'll meet advertised prices.
LETTUCE Large, fresh,
fancy heads, 2(t
2 heads -
ORANGES Large, 4fkA
2 dozen 47
STRAWBERRIES Plenty of
fancy locals (we hope).
GOOD VALUES
FLOUR Drifted Snow,
tit: $1.69
FLOUR Kitchen
49-lb. bag .. $1.45
MILK Oregon fCft
tall tins, 4 tins
SUGAR AQ
10-lb. bag 4 7
(Regular price),
CORNED BEEF Art
Swift's 12-ox. tin ....All IE
ROAST BEEF 41 A
Swift's, 12-oz. tin ....
CHEESE Hi qual- 4 tin
ity, lb L It
PEAS Merrimac, No. 2 tin,
15e value, 4Crt
2 for AH
GREEN BEANS
Festival, 2 tins X9V
CRACKERS Cos- 4 frt
cade, 2-lb. box X7
CLOROX-
Vj -gallon jug AJv
PUREX- 4
Vj -gallon jug 17V
COFFEE Golden eA
West, lb. tin 47
We Deliver
323 W. Cass Phone 24
DIXONVILLE CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Dale Hatfield ant Mrs. Grov
er C. TiHon entertained the Dixon
vllle five hundred club ut the Uix
ouvllle hall Saturday evening.
Prizes were awarded for high
scores to Joh'n Fox uml Carrie Dix
on and consolation prizes were
awarded' to Mrs. Hottsten and Mr.
Carey.
Today's Pattern
A GAY YOUNG PRINCESS
ORESS
PATTERN 445,1
Tho "deb-age'' set has always
given Its first vote to the neat, un
cluttered' look o'r a princess style.
You'll like the willowy lines of Fat
tern 4453, by Anne Adams. The
curve of the seams as they reach
the top are not only Knurei'ul, but!
they eliminate any darting through
the buslline, doing all the neces
sary fitting themselves. Bright
buttons "strung" along the scums
accent the lines. A crisp collar,
perhaps in contrast with frilled
edges, adds a becoming, fresh
touch, though n equally attractive
version shows a scalloped neckline
and dainty flower or rlblion trim
Let the Sewing Instructor speed ;
your stitcheH.
Pattern 4453 is available in jun
ior miss sizes 11, 12, KJ. 14. 15, 10
and 17. Size 13 takes 33 yards 39
inch fabric and yard contrast.
Send FIFTEKN CENTS (15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to the News-Review,
Pattern Department, Rose
burg, Oregon.
SYNOrPtft AN'SM'AT. PTATSMKNT
Of th KAST ASI V1:ST INSCIIANCH
COMPANY of Nw Hiivon. In Hi Slate
of Conner! I cut. "n the tliirty-rirst il.iy
or normbcr. 19:9. ma.lo to ibt Insur
nnre CommffHuner of tho Stats of
Oregon, pursuant to Ptw;
CAPITAL
Amount et capital Block
pal J up J!,000.0"i0.00
I SCO SIB
Net premiums receive J Jur-
InR thfl enr $ fl0.723.92
Intercut, dividends nnj rent a
reccivel during the ypar. 1!0.5C0.S2
Income fritn oclirr aourcei
received Uurlns tho year. 3.58C.9l
Tot a) lncomn S
XJISHUnsKMENTS
Net Ioims rld during the
yr Including adjustment
expenses $
Commlmloni and nalarlea
paid durlnc the year
Taxes. lcines and fees
paid darin the year
Dividend paid on capital
stock dnrins; tho year....
Amount of all other expen
ditures 6U.&71.05
29.482.11
co.oao.ott
140.106. SO
TotaJ expenditures . t Cal.S44.27
AOMITTKD ASSETS
Value of real estate- owned
(market Valu?)
Loans on jp or t gages and
collateral, etc 124,475.00
Valus of bonds owned
(amortised) 1.S08.204.62
Value of stocks owntd
(convention) l,112.a:.lf
Cash In banks and on hand 31,799.41
Premiums In courvn of col
lection written sine Sep
tember SO, 139 0t.SU.lS
Interest and rents due and
accrued 16.441. 9S
Other assets (net) a,l40.6
Total admitted asset'. , . .Jl.136,113.81
LIABILITIES
Ores claims for losses un-
p.ild t
Amount of unearned pre
miiimi on all outstanding:
risks f14.T0I.M
Due for commission and
brokerage 7.S00.O0
All other liabilities loo.ser.ii
roixt llAbitltlM, ixtipt
capital $, 7W,Stl.?;
Capital paid up fl'.Ht.HO.M
aurplo ovr all 1
llablllttc l.W.m 1 j
pollcr-
17.604, M.rt
t3,3S.H3.l2'
BtwIiHwa l Orrm far tits Ymr, j
tht yar II.UJ.I
Nt losnoa paid durinir th yar 1,77.13 .
Nt low tncurrtd during th i
th ysar 1,J7.?t ,
Nam of Com pin t. Eairt and West
XtiBtirane Comp-inr.
Wam of Pfaident. rtf J- Drrr.
Nam t flrfltarr, W, A. Thornton.
Atautorp raaldnt ittnrn for r-nrvlee,
Wilbur rhiliipt. Tin A Trust Bui id -pBfc
fort land. Orrfon. ,
IrP
jlllf
I
SIDE GLANCES
k'
I COM. tWO BY WEA SIBVICE. WC. T. M. BEG. U-1. WT. Of,. J
"I'm hiking these Idlers lionic lt sliow my wife, Miss
Oglesby lifter she met. you yesterday she bet mc 11 but
you couldn't spell."
Rhett Butler in 'Gone With the Wind'
.tF'A
Clark liable urf linutt Ilutlor In "(jone Jh tho Wind,'' which oimmih a
road show ongni'mont Sunday at
for the three &.y. ure now on sale
to 5 p. m.
MR. AND MRS. HAINES
HONORED AT PARTY
KLKTOW May 8. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Haines were the hnnor
I guests at a surprise pot luck din-
ner at their home TuoHiliiy eveninu
in honor of their thirtieth wuddltiK
anniversary.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred (Memo. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Holcomb, Mr. nnd Mrs. Merle God
ding. Marilyn Joyce fioddlng, Miss
Dona .lean Haines, Charles Smith.
Alfred SchimelfeiilnK and Mr. and
Mrs. Haines.
J
POLLYANNA CLUB
HAS MEETING
AZALEA. May !. The Polly
anna Huh was delightfully enter
tained Thursday alternoon at
Devils Flat at the homo oi Mrs.
Stanley Kaytor.
At one o'clock refreshments were
Men Admire Women
With Shapely Figure
ThoiiHunils of "Worw-n h-fp ih-'Ir
fiKiiri- fllcnl'r nml fili.'ipflv & V
wit limit Stiirvini; nr i;-ii'1 ! hit
with l-AXHIlt tit") S-ntl.l- M I'll uh.
Th.-y find I.AXtlll) picvontH thftn
rmm nt-tllnir f.-it nml kt-tpn tli.in
loiiltinK "iid fet'linw yoninr'T. fli.-tp-m;i
n' 1 h jit Stun- r"-si nu i f
I. A . II III fir inn hit n inline nnrin:' 1
u-PiKht. l.AYIlll I'm SAKK 'VO
TAKK. It do.'M not fonlTilii ntnl-
trophi'iml nr ThvroM. Try it oi r
! Mnin y-i:;irk Ciiiirntitcr. '",.-t l.A -;ltll)
f'litv frfiin v.ur lriieint.
Chapman's Drug Store
HitnrlitirK, Ori-n
RAINBOW SKATING RINK
WINCHESTER
GRAND RE-OPENING
Saturday, May 11th, 8 P. M.
Building remodelled, new and greatly enlarged
floor, excellent music, the latest in sound equip
ment. Skating every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
evening 8 p. m. '
Call Winchester Auto Perk for special party
arrangements.
by QsJbratth
q,.rl:.ifi.'
fv -,vlr
IhMil'n Indian tliontro. lUwrvcd H(a(
at Cliapniiiu'a l-rti Store from !) a. m.
srrved to the following: Riiests:
Mrs. Nadene Stadler, Mrs. Klora
Wensenburjr, Mrs. Kthel Hunsaker, !
Mrs. Mav W'orlev, Mrs. Hernadlne
Miller. Mrs. Cnhlie 1)111, Mrs. K'Me
.lohuKtoti, Mi's. Allie Garrison. i.Ivs.
Sara Xeiderheiser and the hostess
Mrs. Kaylor.
The afternoon was spent In visit
ing and fancy work.
MRS. HUME HOSTESS
TO LADIES AID
WlLItm, May 9. Mrs. A.
Hume was a very charmiiiK hostess
tn Wilbur Ladies Aid Wednesday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. Irene
McMikle wtis In ebiiree nf the
' ?! If
mretinir. Mrs. T. K. (irae led Ihe'i'in sri.r0-fl.25; packing sowh $-).00-
devotionals. Mrs. McMikle led the i 7: fpiler pigs scarce, quotable
urouu in sinjiins sacred hous, de- 00-7.V
licious refreshments were served CATTLR: f'alves slow, mostly
to the following guests: Mrs. f;. steady, vealers weak to r.Oe lower:
W. Ayres, Mrs. .1. (i. Hunter, Mrs. ',PW f'' ,,fra unsold, strictlv mod
K. W.' Ilartram. Mrs. I. H. HolVomb. I lickln- week's ton $10.00;
Mrn. K. Dawson. Mrs. Ireno Mc I ft'w Blockers .(i.7r.-7 50; culter
tiki. m, iirwiiin n.-M.r I rommon heifers .(10-7 25; culter-
Kenneth Unrnebei jt, Mrs. L. A. Irv
ins. Mrs. T. K. Crae. Mis. Joss Itns -
si ll. .Mrs. Robert Irvine and Mrs,
Ii , iintun
0
HOMEMAKERS CLASS
TO MEET AT POTLUCK
SUPPER FRIDAY NlGHT
The Hnmemnkeiij class of Mie
First Itaptist church will meet at a
iv-tliiity o'clock pntlnck stipper
Friday nlcht. Mny HUh, nt the
church parlors. Mrs. Carson ami
Mrs. French nre in eharpe of tho
fmpper.
MOTHERS' BANQUET FOR
Pt'IC CCN'Cm C L AC 3 TO
EE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
'i'he Mothers' banquet honoring
the senior high school graduating
class of l!'40 will bo a very charm
ill arid enjoyable, event of seven
o'clock at the lintel Hutpnua Fri
day evening. May 101 li. Tllo time
has been changed from (i::lu to
7:(l'l o'clock. Hlieclal favors and
corsages are being made for tho
occasion and the banquet promises
to be one nf the most' delightful to
be held here In a number of years.
The pronrnm Includes:
Mothers' Welcome, Mrs. Frank I..
Norton.
Kenpnnse, Class president, Iloh
Norton.
"Holiday." Itoehoe, piano solo by
fiel to Owen.
Vocal roln by Lerov lliatt. accom-
iinnled by Mrs. Civile Heard.
"Cnvailua." Iiobni. violin solo by
Marian Church, accompanied by
Hell? Owen.
Musical selection bv Kldon ; Mc
Laughlin and Nathan Stlewlg.
guitars, and whistler, Jim Mo-
nui.
"Al'ce Hhle flown," Tieltley. HeltV
Mnrsiert. vocal solo, nccompan
led bv f!"tto Owen.
"I liaie You." Principal Clyde
Heard.
School rong .'.....Class of 14I
Marshall lvngrn. ninnngi'r of
KRNll radio station, will art as
toiHlmaster lit (he affair. Tickets
lor the banquet may lie purchased
at the senior high school or from
Fdylh Cilinotir at the I'mnqua
Savings and Loan association of
fice. m e
B.P.W.C. PUBLIC
RELATIONS DINNER
PLANNED FOR MONDAY
The Hiisiness nnd Professional
Women's clnh will bold Its Public
Reunions program ut an interest
ing seven o'clock' no-hostess for
mal dinner at the Hotel V'nipqua
Mondiiv evening with Mrs. Wil
liam Hell, chairman, assisted by
Nance rMtzsimmons. Special decora
unce Fltzslmmons. Special decora
tions will be arranged for the oc
ension and the meeting promises to
be of unusual interest anil enjoy
ment. Various organizations will
be renresented at the dinner and
wlil take part on the program.
BFNEFIT BISHOP PARTY
W1I.L BE DELIGHTFUL
AFFAIR NEXT TUESDAY
A delightful benefit nffair. the
Tiroceeds of which will go to the
lliiihon fund, will be sponsored
by St. Ccorge's Kniscopal Cuild
next Tuesday evening at a seven
thirty o'rlock dessert-supper nl the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Juild
on South Jackson street. Prlr.es
will be awarded for the contreet
bridge piny. Keservntluns may bo
made by telephoning 753-J.
MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
rOIiTLANI), Ore.. Mny 0. f A IJ)
COPNTItV MEATS , Selling
luiee tn retailers: eonnd-y-klMed
Iho'iH. hn.it lnitchers, 1 2;-1 fit) lbs
!i9V: veiilers. fancy. H-Mn lb.
llirht, Ihln, Hl-llle; heavy 10-1 1c lb
li'mbs. spring, KM7e: yearlinps 12
'Vtc. lb.; ewes r-7r. lb.; Kood eut-
tier rows 1Mlr lb.: cnunnr rows
i it-Hk lb.; bulls 12-12Ac lb.
E(1CS lluyint," priros: extrna,
birire ir-1(i; siandards larpe 14c
extra medium 12e: do standards
12c doz.
ONION'S Oreton No. 1. $2; Ya
kima f 1 fiO lb. ban; sets, white
fle: brown HJc lb.: new Texas
wax. r3.ri-4.flO per 50 lb. has;.
Other produce prices cteady.
changed.
LIVESTOCK
POliTI.ANI). Ore., May . (API
(I'. S. IJi-pt. Ari-.)--HOGS:
I-V'irlv nctlvp. Blondv; cnoil-itlioicn
l3-riS II). (llivolnn S8.7B; row oul
slnnclinu' I'll a SH.SB-!H: 2:il-70 lb..
$1.25: IIkIU IlKhtn nnd KlaiiKlitpr
! foifMinn rows XA 7'
CillllMTH
,''
: sheila Ofl: fat dairy tyno
vtm nnei rows samoie
i.:Mi. aim nnove; caesae onus
t;.2ri-"5: cutters $"i.f,M: henvlpr
Imlls S7.2n nml itlmvi: Rood-chnlrr
vfjili-r 8sr,0-9.r,n; rnuunnn-incMl-mm
i 10-S.oii; niiu $5.0".
SHI-:KI: P'ow. tt'Xv pnlfS Z'c low
f,ir two ilrivs. . s(vpml UitB nn-
Fold: Koofl-clioicn Rrrincr himbK
PS.T.Vft fid: few mfMlium Hhorn old
froji nnih ?li."0; inclluin-oot
( v.-ps lo.on-2'i: foinnioii $2.00.
WHEAT
PORTLAND Oip.. Mny fl. (AIM
si.pt ss sr R5 sr.
r-Q ' pu f; IIIC
Opi'ti Ililill I.W floan
Areonllnir lo Kncllxh stutlwlirs
nbont onp iiprfjon in pvpry IIitpp
In Kpwfntimllnnd Is rPCclvliiK re
lipf. BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
N ; Of Tired Kidney
If bn"knr-lif ami Irj; pirw arc mnkltn yon
tnUeral.ta, dun't jut eniiit.Jiirt nnd di nolliin
t)Ut tlmm. Nature inay Im nariiinK you lljat
your kidney twl mtfiitioii.
'1'lie kidney are Nntiirp'i rhfrf way of takinr
Cktm arid nml p'.mtnimn wmln out of Hi
bl'Mxl. 'L hey bdp moal people paan about 3 pinU
a day.
If the IS tnilei of kidney tubes anl filten
don't work wrli, poMonom wmI nmlter tnyi
in the tiixxi. 'Ihr-"' jioumrw -.any ntiirt tiai-Kime
Lai kafc', r)iuiiitir paina, ii pniM, of
p-p and tiiTKy, RcttiuK up nu-fitu, nwHIinr,
puffin- utidrr tin- cym, licadin-,.B n'i hr
I.kh. i rwie'i'. -r l': .. n tlli irnsrt
ir.tt ami burn in it o(1i..v.....J Bnona thrrr i s'.me
Unix wronit tlli jour Vi-lr.rvi or hla-ider.
IJtrti't wait! A-k vour drnidt for Uon
rills, ud iircti fully by millions for nvtr 40
yer. j nv iivp imppy nutl nnd will hlp tut
, l.i tr.iW of kidnt-y tuia Himh out piiaoDour
I waste from Ui U'jod. (jet Uoau's IMU.
Local
News
Here From Camas Valley Mri.
Atia Ji Dcnn, of CuniaB Valley,
spout yt'SUMday in this city on
Sutherlin Visitor Here-
Lutnurt'aux. of SmliPi'lin.
yoHtirday in IUmebui'K 01
IK'HH.
apeilt
-Oakland Visitors Here Mi-, and
Ml'U ' laman It II,... 1 1 rr t
Mih. James H, IX'arlliip, of Oa!:-
laud, wuro horn on bmiat1 yestor-
day.
' ,
norry. of Ml. ld'hln, Calir., hits ar'
IItl-14 llfMI (II (Illl'UM UI IIU.lllHTfiH
and visit.
Mr. Ronk In Town Orn V.
liotik. of Myrtln Crei-k. waa In
KoHi'hnttf yr'stt'idny attonditiK lo
llUUllH'HS.
Spend Day Hore Mr. and Mrs.
flyilo Hydell, of KM;lon, were in
Horn' hui'p yosterday attending to
IniKlneHa nnd visiting frlt'iid.
Returns to Salem V. T. Jack
Ron lias returned to his work in
Salom, following a few days at
lila homo on South Main street.
D. of U. V. to Meet Florence
NlKhtiiiKuIn tent. No. 15, Daugh
ters of rnfon VelcraiiH of the Civil
War will meet Friday night at 7:3.)
o'clock at the armory.
Rummage Sale Planned A rum
nmnc stile. Bponsored by St. .In
scph'fl Altar aoi-lety. will Im hold
Saturday, May II. In tho fnrmor
Safeway Htoru liuildtns on Jackson
street.
H. E. C. to Meet Friday Tho
HIverHtlale liome Economics club
1 be entertained Eriday at tho
hall at a one o'clock luncheon Riv
en bv Mrs. O. W. Cook, Mrs. E. ti.
Cloake. Mrs. Harlan Moor and
Mrs. Ilrisco.
Attend Meetlna Here Mm.
Frank Oiinlap and Mrs, II. A. rest ,
or KuKene. cume to Knaehui'R last j
evenliiK to attend the meeting of;
tho ladies auxiliary of the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen.
Carnation Sale Saturday 'Jeoro
Stunner auxiliary to I'nited Span
ish War Veterans will sponsor
their annual Mothers' dav carna
tion sale on the ntreets of Iloselmrt;
ail-dav Saturday, May 11. Mrs. I
A1. L'omplon is in charge or tho
sale.
Here From California Mrs, ,1.
M. llUMheH, of Weed, Calif., Is here
sneiidltiK a few days visiting rein
tfves and attendiiiR lo business.
She was formerly an employee or
the local J. ('. Potiney store, be
fore moviiiK last fall lo Weed,
whero Mr. MuKhes is employed..
Expected Hero Friday Mr. and
Mrs. V. A. Hull, of Seattle, nro ex
pected to arrive in Itosebui-ff to
morrow in spend a week or ten
days visiting at tho homo of their
son-in-law and daughter, Air. nnd
Mrs. .J. It. Ilennessy, on Winchest
er street. Mr. Ilennessy, who has
been spending tho past two weeks
in Portland attending a school of
instruction of his ass urn nee com
pany, Ih expected to return hero
Saturday.
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
KRICKSONlllNNK William It.
Krirksnn, North Bond, and Virginia
Jean Itinnc, Marshflcld.
MARCY - ItHIOWSTKU Louis
Ma icy and Until Mai lit Rrowstur,
both residonlH or Myrtle Creek,
WILLIAMS
Kay Williams
Kan tern, lth
bit I K.
FKNTICIta (ilen
and Knth Jnanlta
residents or Hose-
DIVORCE DECREES
IIOVLK Ico !.. vh. Chnrlotlo
II. Hoyfc; man led nt SnrlnKNi'M,
(Jri.. (XI. H, liKl!; vcnllct for cU-
ftmdimt on trharKn of rrm-lty; de
Omlant to rosumo mnfilcn nnino,
t'lmrlottti It. JnnoH.
DIVORCE COMPLAINTS
VOCT Klrtin iiKiiiiiHt Homer
VoKt, mil tried at ItoHcbiirc, May 2S,
V.)2i: kiomh ilrtinkmiiifss.
New Undcr-arm
Cream Deodorant
safely
Stops Perspiration
1. Does not rot dresses, does
not irritate skin.
2. Nowaitingtodry.Canbeustd
right after shaving.
3 Instantly siopj peripiraiion
for I to 3 days. Removes odor
from perspiration,
4 Apure.whiie.greaieless, stain
less vanishing cream.
6. Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Sea! of the American
Institute "f Laundering for
being harmless to fa bins.
23 MILLION Jai oi Arrld
have boemold. Try ajar today I
At all iiwi fllln tnllrl
(.., lit Of ).
Attend to Business Mr. ami
tu .. ivii iiOituiin, ui v.iuiian
Vulluy,. wwo in HoauhiirK on Ijuni
tU'.H ycHiorday.
.MiTir
OF Ktl.K (IF
iti:.u, i'iiui'i:niA
In pnrmmnr-w or it iIimtpo of fun
t:losiir' ittiil onli'l- ut nalu inniU- unit
'nn-ifd in tin- t'lr-iitt Conit nf ;ltf
Slriu of Ort-Knii, fur oim)ji ('nun
ty, Uitli'tl Miiy 1. unit, in Uif fiiilt ir
I HMiK Imk llilihlliiR nnd Limn .SMtuiria
tion, a oKponitioii, plaintiff, vs. .1,
0. ( iMinnmlrmn it ml .ludltli U. (in.
niumlsi.ti, hiiMlituid mul wf; 1), K
H.'IIIH'W UDtl JuHcp)lhl liilltlMH. Ihih-
1. aml aii wlfi: Alurrln U AiI.hiik
illnl A.hlltt A.ltillld l.uulmii.l atwl ....1'..
(iiinl U. I,. Whiiiph-, thfi'ijdHitin, for
jllh rifi'ovorv "f tin- suii) of Ui;.Mi
J with. int. -rest ihi-iHii it i f,'.i pt r .111
. i mini renin xaj.i ,1m,., ih.- fiirtlu r
J. r Jkuiii of $;ii.imi uh iitioi ih'v'm f.ws.aml
'Punimri rosin it iid (ItHiiirsciiit'til
Mil tin- Hinn ut tK.'l, jiiul of an
i-uilon upon mii UI !.'.(. ilulv iNi'i-il
oui of b.tiil ui n rl on tin- l'imI iiiiv
f May. l!HO. I will fxpi'.ii' for
i ',,nd ff'n rhu,- r.w-u-n in t'o-
lW iHrt'Cl.H, lit tilt C IMllt Mill (' lloo-
f saitl comity. In tin ntv of uim-'
i '"n k. DoiikIum i-mimv, ur.-Kon. on
Satimlav Ho- St li iltv of .lui.-. Vim,
jit H':iM o-. lo.k A. M , tho r'fl ir-.p-
' '"' i
of Oii'U.ni, jiimI il.-y ril.
!( ami Ktvli't- of salo ;
i- W it -l
Iltt'Klnnliitf :tt u point marked hv .1
!v ht.li liy -j fni-M troti holt. wht h
Im-:iI h Solllt, TH'"lll V-Illlli' lliMT-r.
(J!i') foriv-rivo iniiuitcH ( tf.'l. West
nun' Immli'fil foriy-Hiv aiol fiv.
ituniliH l!lll.rt f-t Criilii the niiii.it
, ini-nl nt 1 ho f!it.i-'i-ihm T .Mill
SH-h'I with SykoM Htifct in 1 lu
ll 'il y of lEiisi-liilii;, DonuhiH Co mil v,
Mii'''K'iii; Ihfii.c Koiiih twcntv-(.iu''it
' th-urtit'H (jsi thinv inhnHi'S
w fdi H.'onty-ronr uml fiv-t nth.-'
H.r.) ri'iM nhmu vhUI Mill
tlioni'O Norlli forty-nix th-un-cs (III0!
flfl.i-n iniiiiitiH il'.') 'tii fortv
K (tit) fi-i-t to th.t iroprtv lino of
tin' (rtif" nnd California Unilrot't:
them-o North l.-n il.'mieH flu3)
Ihirtv-flve tniniili-K Ct:. W h t.
t'iUhly hihI tw-l.iith f-i.
almiK" tli" propirlv lino of nnt Or.'
iron uml Callfornln Itiiilrinul: tlun.-f
Siuih nixty-0110 ilvk'r.-fs (iiti ttitr
ty miniitf.i (Sd't V.nt ntmty-fiv..
(Uftl f.-i'.t 10 tliH plavo of hKiimfh.
Saitl mi If will Itn mmlf fur ennh
In hand and wilt l Mtil.Jcl to roii
firniatlon by H.1I1I 1 mul.
I atc(l u l J lose liu tk. Oct' won, M.iv
!). 1911),
V. A. WKim.
Sheriff of DoiikIum Coiitiiv, ot-Kiron.
ity A. t'OltliuN.
J fl'JMlt y.
xo'iifi: or i iwi, ni:ni(;s
Not Iff Is lM'fchy Klven (lint the
tirnlirxlKH'''l ad hi i nix t i ntrix nf the
-Hlnlf of Jithn V. fJitKr.-r, .lecotiwfd.
iiiiw flh-il lii-r l-'innl A mnt in lie
t'mmtv Court of the Stjito of On
iroii for I )iUKt;iM ( 'unit I y, Mul tn.
I ton. Morr is ('. ttnwher, .linli of
fit ill rou rt, li:is ii ppol nt i it W'i'iliii':!
(lay. I he Uth diiv of .hiiif. li'M. (it
tt'ii o't lork In tin fnn-iHMiii o fi'i 1
tav In tlit1 I'otintv fimrl foou) hi Hit'
fnut-thout-'t' in Itofti'iitirtc. DoukIhk
'on my, (ll'l'Unn, ii k tllo ii'Hl
plm tf for iM-iti iiiir oliji-t tloTn, if iiiiv.
lo huUI Fhril Ai'i-otuit ,i ml Hit tut-
llf lit tlll-lrof,
All iht'ioiih iiitt-rt'Mtt'fl in "it t-y-Into
urt' lit i.-liy nolirif)) to filo lliolr
olijcrt Ioiih, If illiy, to Hiifil liltnl -rou
nt at or ht'luri' tin- tlnn aopoliit-t-tl
for riiiiil licurintf hn ufort-Hiiiil.
I luted this Uth iluy of .Mny,
lint).
HKSSIK (l.lN(!Klt.
AiliiilnlHtnitilx of the I'MuIo of
John V. I'MnvttT. 1 H'ci'iiKiil.
mitu t: to ciikimthun
In Ihn County Court of tin Htnlo o.'
Ui-t-Knti for I to iik In m ( 'on nt y.
In tlie Mulli-r of tin' IsHtiilt- of .lo-
Hcph W. l''OlilllM', Ill'CtJlHcd.
Niitke Ih hen-hv Kiv.-n Unit by
ordi-r of the ithovo oniltlcil court,
tlulv inniit' iupI i-ntori'd of roi'tiril tho
uadiTf KiHtl linn hfi'ii iinpfMiiU'il ail-1
tnliilHttiitor with tho Will miuojittl
of tin- I'Htalf of .ltiorh W. l-'ordiw.',
(U'i'ciiHf'il, iino' has qu;i)lf (oil uh mii ti.
All piTfoiiH IhivIhk rlnlitin imaiiift
nahl t'Htato tire luichy r'-o.ulr.il to
u'oiit tho wimo to tin- uiuh'tsltcn
fil, iH'operly -rtfii'H, ut IiIm ot'fi". in
IEoni-lniif, Dnii trlns County, environ,
within nit iiioniliH from the flrft
plililicatioti of IhfH tiollr'f. Wlll'h )H
tlx IMIi day ot .Mav, IHIH.
A. N. (HtCI'TT.
AilminlNtrator with lli Will .-.iiik'v-
til or th .'ulalo of JciKcpli W.
I'Niiiltii'y, I Kei'usot.
PLUS
TODAY FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY
; Is i i,b 1 j
"Tcmtnqof the West"
10VB1X, UUCB. V h
ABUKEWSCMPI 1
i..Orfc. ! Hi V Jf
CiHt Buitctf ikcI nSpV1'
k 3. rmiti6iiifmijt Aft'l
Students' Matinee
Frday, 4:1 5 p. m.
I ; l
Sun., Men., Tuos.
v May 12-13-14 .
ALL SEATS RESERVED
Matinee 2:111 P. M. .
Evening 0 P. M,
Full 4 Hours! ' . '
OF THE NATION..?
IMVIH O UUMtM ..-W y MOMHtl MIIUIIIU i
CONE WITH THE WIND v
fa TtrmwriLrw if CLARK GADl.R.aX' !
LhSLlR IIOWAKIUI.IVIA IklMVILLAND
vWMM) VIVIHN I.EIGil.ko-M-, I
i .iisitk ixiiiiMiTinvn rtrn'Bf
Sunday Mat.
51.10, Inc. Tax
Man., Tuo. Mat. 75c
' Evenings, $I.10V Inc. Tax
v a. m. to a p. m.
Chapman's Drug Storo
Show 2-7-9 P. M.
Mats, ilz Eves, 35c
Kiddles 1Cc
r., Knit VMutlti tin Wim.3