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dQ5E6urt WEWS-REVTEW, ROTEBURS, PRggbM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1940.
Grange Head Backs
Defense Program
HAI.KM. June 12. I API The
rmiiL'c "iimsi support ad-unlf mi
Uounl itcfi-nfii' am) complete pre
J .HI'HflflfHH." Louis .1. TuIhc of Co
Iniiiliiifl. Oil', i, mauler fir tin im
limiitl rraiii?'. MeiO'ii plied I ho Ore
con stale yvmit'o today.
The li-lcpnun. read fit If if state
I'imiiko coiu'enifon. yu'ul;
"In I It i h hour of world tragedy
11m grange faces I r h jrfi'iiti'Hi nppnr
runny I or constructive service. Vi
must supr.'irt adequate national de
lense iiinl complete preparedness
I in prniiire ;hoii)i proclaim II
faith in tb'iuoentey and iho Amerl
can way of life, ami we should
keep awav from the hat f 1i'IJk of
l-.uronc. The national t-'iaiiio dial
hllROS the (frilIIK of Ihe Kie.lt Stiltr
of Oi'i'p'iii to Increase nictiibiivliii
lovallv ami enthusiasm. National
Welfare depends mi ualioiiiil unity
Art master nt the national Kinn
I njnlti cha Ileum the ii anyi's nf
the treat northwest to set an
ample to the ii.il ii jo hi ilL-lniiii-' i.'ji
our proannu and In pntrioiisui ami
In iirof.' !!. '
The j.'rnnic voli-d In hold It
I'll) convention In Newport. Ob-nii
I.. Adams 'it Vtni Sal-:u was it
elected treasurer.
hind" with Itii Intent, perhaps, lo
maw i no I'nittd states into t lie
conflict.
German War Machine
Surges Nearer Paris
f Con tinned from pn( 1)
llniiH in an effort to keep rein
I'orecuienlH fi'oin mnvfiitf up to rid
In Itu defense ol' tin' hall-emptied
capital.
The French replied with horn!)
Injf expeditions extending "dcp"
into ihe (.ermiin In I im lor, the
l'ri'iir-li spokesman miiil.
II! said the (icrmaiiK cvimi were
throwing 1 licit' training, tanks Into
Hi- hatllo.
l,ONI)0. Juii. 12. (A l The
nir mini.itry iiiiuouoccd I hi inval
air fon t in a ten minute action.
suppnrling the allies armies ii-h! nt-tin-;
111 rlj;ht wing ol' Ihi' ;rinan
thrust, dropped hint) explosive ami
Incendiary bombs at tin rain ol
over inn a minute.
Thn rii hi, executed yesterday.
wiim oil of a series imalnsl (;!
man coin'eninitions -tJii t lico mI of
lloiii'ii. Tin1 nlr in In 1st ry saiil con
voys were wrecked, mechanized
columns scattered ami mail Jniie
tlnim blocked.
Tin announcement Hail 2U (lor
m ii n armored vehicle; rpci'ivi-il n
lull salvo if honihn ami that Hi li'j:
tanks wi'it invilipi in Hinnki :.nl
(li'ln In w In)) heavy honihs foil
arouml thi'iu.
Tin uniHmnrciiH'iil nald thai
other laitfi'lH "micci'HHrnlly attack
Im-lmli'il an anli-airrialt ha I
1iry iinar Li SamlclyH nml a iimm-Ii
anfi'il cnliiinii at liat lifvlllc.
Tin royal all' Torn alni htni!'i
military nlijiM-i ivi's at t'nlnmii nml
i'lKi'vh'i-i in wi'stii'tn fh-rmany yes
ti'iilay, tin air inlnlstiy announi'i'il
tniiiMhl.
Mrs. Roosevelt Favors
Compulsory Training
NKW VOIiK. Jiiiin 12 (API-Mi-ri.
I-Vanklin II. Koosfvi'll said to
May nlm favored nnlver.sal cmiiiajl
holy irainliif.' f.or men am) woiim-ii
d' nil aM'H in rlvllian IHien or en
deavor whiih coulif. in limo ol' im
lirinai eini'iTi-ncy, hi directed in
waiil Hi' proneciiiinii if war.
She safil. liwevr, thai hIi- still
wax opposed In erinsci (fit inn I'm-,
military service.
.1 i h. ItnoHPveh hii Id I he nut Inn
"Hhould r-iuir of every individual
iv imiuhrt or a ymtr !' e(tial
11'alniHK with everyom el hp."
"I don'l car who they are," kIio
added, "ami liirlH as vv-ll aH hoys
Kl-.'iiild Ik Ini-lmlefl.
"Thin Ihlnklni' that von can meet
a h'auiil'nllv-)hmnel mai-hino with-
i'lll preta ration in iiiiit iioiihpiisi'."
i-ht added, Vou can'l meet pf.
licicnry with Incrricipiicy,"
Fayette Woodhouse, 90,
Dies in West Roseburg
r nyei in Woodli'iiisc, IM), a r'H(-
li-nt ot U'est KoHclmrK. (lied at his
homo on I.mnmia avenue fdinrilv
helore noon unlay. The hndy was
removed 10 111 KnHehiii'K I nd
takliiK enmpany narloiH. I'uneral
amini.'eiui'riia have not in-n madi
VITAL STATISTICS
BORN
flllV.N Tn .Mr. nml Mra I K
llrmm. nl Caimm Vu lev. in Mi.rrv
h'iHltal, torlny. Juno 12. a non;
Ikmi. II imiiikiIs i-li-ht innl OIK
lO'illl OIIIK-tfH.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IIOIIMON-IIKIIAKII Jiihn Mil-
Kill IIimIkiiii, Kiiki'Imiik. nml Mil.hH
'.tlii'l llili;iri, ('ttli(iia.
MARKET
REPORTS
NYA Dept. Ready
For Forest Fires
f'ORVAl.l.lS. June II. C AIM
If you have a Cm cm fire litis surn-
mr Just rail the fire ifcmirtmcnl.
huvh K. (',. Maxim, asHlstunt dean
f fnii-Htiy at OifKoii Stall' rnlli-Kp.
who lias Jusl i-ompM'ti-d seitifiK up
lire dcpai liiK-nl" IVir ihiH pur-
(lOHP.
Starling with tin NYA nuinuier
(n-ojeet for rnllej!' Hludont-i, the
Hchnol of fori'Slry, in cooperation
wilh u half dozen other state and
federal Inrestry uKencies, has es-
lahlishi'd whut may jirove lo he
history making i'Xp-riment in for
est fire control.
tin Ihe I'pavy ArhoreLnin. seven
miles north of here, then will he
maintained all summer a camp of
some 6.1 men students in foieslry,
in cnar(e 01 (icoie u. Schroeder.
jiMsiHtant profeHsor of t'orostry uml
a recnKiiized specialist In forest
lire fiKhUnj?.
The student will hn Inilned in
)!: latPHt methnds and will he on
call in o anywhere in ihe state in
muliipli-K nf five men. While in
camp here they will hi (.aid only
t'-Ui it monih hy NYA from which
they will pay ihi-ir own hoard on a
co-operutiv' haslH. When called
out I hey will receive regular for
est fire flfhlers waes.
reported Unit fiearhflrt'H criminal
record, secured hy Hherlff Percy
W'ehb, showed numeroiis ronvlc
tions for fraud find petty swindles.
A sentence of onn year In the
penitentiary was Imposed upon
Otis K. White. 18, of Portland, who
pleaded Kuilty to huiKlary. White,
ihe court was told hy IdHtriet At
torney J. V. Loon, was Implicated
in recent hnrKlaiies at Imilu.
(.'lareni-P Sider, 20. of J'nrtlaml,
arrested In conneciion with Ihe
hurxlary of a resilience at Hut her-
lilt .pleaded Kllilty hill JihIko Willi-
herly postpniied passinn senlenc. i
penditiff fm l her Investlfathin of his
past record.
U. S. Naval Expansion
Receives "Go" Signal
(Continued from pago )
dian horder. The louj;las Ah--craft
corporation or Huvh. ink,
Calif., successor In the N'nilhnip
'ompany, was reported lo Jiavo
agreed 10 accept mem In payment
amend the f 1.073.84,910 rallef, hill
hy prnvidliiK permission for the,
president lo order elementary
muiiary irnininp ror ccx boys
who uesired it.
Senator (Jeorxo tl)., (Jr.) Part
ed the dispute by proposinK "vol
untary elementary military train
Injf," for ihe IIuO.oimi hoys. In ad
dilion to training In non-rouihat-ant
services recommended hv tlie
adininislnition.
I'his drew opposition yesterday
from Democrat le .ader Hark lev
ami Senator Byrnes III.. S. ('.)
They aiKiied that lite wur depart
ment did not want to train th
t (l, enrntlee for mm hat warfare,
hut sorely needed trained cooks.
phoiOKraphers, mechanics a n d
other skilled workers.
l-'ew objections developed to
President Jtoosevelt's request to
add to the measure a $r,ii,iiO'f.0()0
fund to supplement Kuropean re
lief activities of the American Jted
t 'ross.
Fisherman Lost Off
Columbia River Bar
AKTOJIIA, Ore., Jnm, 12, (AP)
A derelict fiHhitiL' hoal. the
IHver, its motor riinnittK and troll
lllj? lines out, menaced for a lin.i-
the Ha I in on Ih-Pt off (I.,, ('ntiiinlii.-i
bar yesterday aftr the oneratoi-
apparently fell overboard and
drowned.
Kiaherineii said the Divi-r went
out yesterday inoniinj; will) Alex
Salmini'ti of A.stnria ahoard. They
said he prohnhly fell while lend
hiK lines. Ho k the second fisher
man to disappear from a boat In
this season.
LIVESTOCK
POHThANIi, Ore., Juno 12.-APl--lir.
H. Iiepl. Am.) HOtiS:
ItiiicheiM steady, later sales hie
nwer
holer
Mamie E. Cachelin of
Dixonville Passes On
ISKItUN, June 12. (API Au
thorized derma n sources said lo
day dial II would he a "crime" lor
the I'renrh to defend Paris as tin
Poles defended Warsaw and I hey
evpi-csscd I heir ulmoHt concern for
the fate of the capital In the cve:it
It should he so defended.
Warsaw, hesieed and under at
tack lor nearly a month last fall.
BiiH largely In ruins lieloie was
surrendered.
The tleruiaus empha.ied thai
(mlicaliniis were hccouiiliK cle-cer
every diiy that the doclaraiiomt ot
l''l'enrh leaders that they would de
lend Paris was a mere "pretext" In
accuse the (iermaii army of "k:il
I u cm hande" cull lira I diHraie.
This silu.-iiton. In Ihe view of mi
Ihori.ed l in cs. x cteai ly alined at
elalti':!ihii' a "I .iwtl ania c'i-:e n;i
.iamie I-,, cachelin. r.'i, wife of
rie.i n. ( acnejin. inxonvllle. died
II S 111' Mi' IT I tier wiim. C.ll..,..
early top Sti.K, on pari loadiiim a Ioiik illnefs.
I'lll Ih .; few .H.U. later tHlt Mrs. ( 'nrln.lln i... f..
Hid hulk uood ch iice 175.2211 Ih. ls.ii in 'i ...'.i ..... ..
, , . j-.-iat io.,io Dixonville with her family :in
.m, MKiii nmiiH 9:1.1m , years auo.
;.n; packitm sows stead at Sl.on-j Survivinir are her htishand; a
miionin ii-ntii out iiuotaiiie son. Kdward II. Caihelln. .ldf')rd.
of new planes 10 he deliver;.! Jute
to the army.
The concentration at Jfoulton
was said to have hceil decided no
on as the most direct way of pp
I'M Ihe ships, which are ?, w 1
years old. lo tin allien,
I In airplanes helnir traded I
in areot n lype o which Ihe armv
open ordered scores. Put the nir
orps decided last year to substi
tute littht bombers with lonpei
ratip for the aitack planes. 'Ihe
laiter have been used receut'y as
transport craft.
They are Binfle-motor mono
planes, each armed with flvo imc
ililne-t-uns and carrying 20 small
or four l a rm bombs or jillem-i-'iM'l.-'
a load of chemicals f ir
si:mke screens. They we dc-
siciM'i especially to hurra s en-
my troops from I-w nPiludr.'.
Other Surpluses to Be Sold
Stephen Karly, presidential f"1'-
i'U:m, ulso reported that tho war
dfpfi l men 1 had in formed pros!
den' Unosevelt today that II was
.inj; "excell'iit pnirfre" in
si:reys of materials and sunplies
th-i may he inivautacoil-.) ,.
c1.li ( d surplus. These will be
tii.-r.ed over to a sub(d'ary pale
I'li-npany, set ui by the I'ni.nd
'i; l-s Steel comp.iuy far ivvale to
'ie allies.
T'lese were .iieps In vlrcn "ni l
f o tin allies" passed fr.nn 'lie
siofrati staj-e to a nro'ram of ac-
Convention's Finale
Neared by Veterans
Continued from page 1)
$1.7
t'ATTI.K: Knt Ire offerint? grassy
iiillle, steers steady lo weak; she
idock : lead ; bulls sIioiik; vealers
stroin; to .liie higher; .scnlicrc.l lois
cnuimoii medium crass slecra $7.lin-
N.r.o: package r.'
57 fill; fed ste
h;',hlwi l'.:is Hl.2'i; tas fat helf
ern $S,rn; few common Jii.tiO.lu;
lew commou-uiedllliu beef cows
-ST.. fWl il. 2.1; ca liners and cutters
."'l.nii-fi.yri ; common inedium hulls
1.7.1-7.00: odd head good choice
vealers !i..1u Iti.uO; common med
ium S7.2ri-ii.oii.
SIIKKP: Sih (in? lambs stead v.
sheep scarce, unchaimed ; ':ood-
1 Mnice tlri v i -i 11 sprlui; lambs Js.r.il
lin. I'M ter lop; medium -food S 110
:t.i; mid (Hi lb. 7 nu r.n; few shorn
ye.ii liiejs Sfi llP Id; niedinni -choice
shorn f ia:ivhr ewes S2."M :!.uil.
PRODUCE
poirn.wh. tin...
(API -All Portland
prices steady, uuchaur'i
WHEAT
and I wo daiiKhlers, Mrs. P. M
Chase and Mrs. Alfred Mcljiln.
both n'Hiilents of Portland, Oregon.
The bodv has been removed to
I Ihe Poschui k I'mlei -taking coin
I pa 11 v l a rh is. l-'unei al ana imc
lb. stock steers! ,ltn have nnl been cmilpleled.
absent; pond I
Oldsters Loudest War
Talkers, 20-30 Head Says
PtUtTLANli. June 12. (API
Oldstei-H who won't have to Iiiiit
are talking war loudest. National
President M. Ahhe Strmik ot the
'Jii-Iiu clubs declared here last
ninht.
The San Antonio, Texas, visi
tor said the young men who would
become soldiers oppose any conllict
short ol actual invasion or viola
lino of the Monroe doctrine. He
will attend the stale convention at
Med ford Ibis week-end
June 12.
P r o d u c
d.
PiiltTI.AMi. June 12 - (API
lipen I Huh l4ow Clo
PI. .. 71 71 71 7
Swindler, Burglar Get
Prison Sentences Here
nrs in the
s imposed
SOMETHING NEW!
fee Cream and Cold Drinks served
to you in your car these hot days
and evenings.
YOU'LL ENJOY IT
HOURS 11 A. M. TOI A. M.
SULLY'S DRIVE IN
820 South Stephens St.
A sentence of iwn
slate penitentiary
here today upon J. (Jejirhart. 12
ol San Kraniisco, who pleaded
yuitiy in circuit court to a charge
ni nmainin money
lenses. Ji;dKO Carl
false pre
Wiinherly
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by The Associated Press
June 12:"
::o 11 1.1 60
Ind'ls lilt's
.17.2 III
Leaders on Capitol hill resorted
to h'Hislal ivo shori cuts, working
ihe pro visions for assistance into
the S1.U21.(il!l,l!22 sheaf or nation
al preparedness hills now in thu
final clearance slant's.
Kxtension of the Kuropean com
bat zone to blanket the entire
Mediterranean was ordered hy
the president., ending American
borne ma lit hue commerce with
Italy.
Itoth senate and house respond
ed yesterday to the call the chief
executive sounded Monday at
Charlottesville. Ya.
The senate voted 67 to IS to
empower him to "trade hi" worl i
wur weapons- from ritles to field
artillery lo manufacturers, who
then would he free to resell them
(o the allies.
Wheeler Threatens Bolt
Senator Wheeler il., Mont.) de
clared In the senate today he
won Id " brea k with t he demon a
tic party" if It became a "wat
parly" and added that he would
not support any presidential can
didate "who Is uoing to try to Ret
us Into ibis war."
"I don't want to have to break
wICi the administration." Wheeler
lold his colleagues. "I don't want
to have to break with the demo-
ralic party. Im t If it becomes
iceessaiy lo break with the demo
cratic patty, shall break with i(,
if it becomes a war party.
"I'm not going; to supoi't any
candidate for president who's ;:o
ing to try to gel us inio this war."
Wheeler, who differed tdiarply
w ith tae administration o v e r
President Roosevelt's supreme
court riorgani.ation plan, has
more recently been reported on
friendly terms with the president.
lit made his assertion todav Hit
ter Senator Holt (Ii.. W. Ya.) had
asserted that ihe sale of army
and navy enulpnient to the allies
had been accomplished "under
subterfuge and under hypocrisy."
Would Train CCC
Also today Senator Con tin I ly
III.. Tex. I declared that CCC en-:
rollees "should have had military
training from the very beginning"'
and urged the senate to make It ;
available from now on. j
He argued in behalf of n con- j
trov ery-caustni; p r o p o s a 1 to
visitors in attendance, was report
ed lo b? ihe largesl in ihe h is lory
of Ihe oiTiiuizaiiou. , -'
Banquet Enjoyed
. The delegates ami visitors last
nil-lit enjoyed a most delightful
turkey banquet at the First Chris
tian church. The banquet room had
beerf decorated in. a unique manner
hy Helen Paneoast of liridge. and
her commit I pp. The decorations
portrayed the Oregon forests and
pioneer days, with potted trees,
including a great many of the va
rieties of timber, gracing thn long
tables. At the speuker's table was
a miniature scene, with log cabin,
covered wagon and human nml ani
mal figures to form it typical pio
neer homestead.
The convention program was In
charge of F. M. Coniptoti, past
commander of the Spanish-American
War camp at Hosehurg. Fea
turing the program were addresses
by National Commander LpwIs J.
Murphy. South Iteml. In., and Mrs.
la'ly Cinsburg. Philadelphia, na
tional commander of the I). A. Y.
auxiliary. Music was furnished lim
ing the banquet by Firman's or
chestra. Yocal solos were given hy
Helen Paneoast and C. II. Miller
oi i jama in raits. I'ljmo accom
paniments were played hy Yirgiuia
Young.
Following ihe banquet the dele
gates, visitors ami many guests en
joyed tlie annual Commander's
hall held at the armory.
tnry objectives (n Abyssinia.
(Rthiopla.)
"Kxtenslvo damage to build
ings, personnel, roads and equip
ment wiim done."
"Although heavy mnnlilne-gun
flip w as encountered all our al
craft returned aafely."
Abyssinia, or Klhlopla, is the
African kingdom which' Italy took
from Haile Selassie In Pi:i.r-:i6.
Planes belonging to the flriltsh
dominion of South Africa have
been operating from bases in Ken
ya colony on the east Africa coasi
which has 'IJoo miles of frontier
with Italian Somaliland and I! .In
miles of frontier with Kthiopta.
From bases just inside Kenya,
planes would have 4UU miles to
fly to reach Addis Ababa, eapilal
of Ktlilopiu and 610 air miles to
ross completely over Klhiopia lo
Italian held Kritrea.
Italy Reports Aerial
Combats on Two Fronts
(Continued from page 1)
the deployment of forces at var
ious points.
British Reports Given
(Itritish rcpnris told of Italian
air raids on Malta; advices leach
ing tleneva said Clown Prince
Cmherto planned to throw his
Italian shock troops against the
French in the .southern marl time
Alps; ami the Swiss telegraphic
agency reported attacks on
French 'Tunisia and Corsica.
I The I h it lsh a Iso sa id t heir
planes bombed Kalian air bases in
Libya ami Kritrea, in east Africa,
and that south African planes
raided Italian Moyale, near Kenya
colony.
(Al Nice, all was reported quiet
on the lti era border, although
all bridges between It illy an I
France were reported blow u up.)
BRITISH BOMBERS ATTACK
ITALIANS IN ETHIOPIA
PltKTnlUA. South Africa, .hint
12. - ( A P) - The first South Afri
can war communique said
day:
"Sou I h A f i it an air force he
bombers yesterday attacked mill-
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Baler.
UsedFI2 International Tractor
on r'hbpr.
Used No. 6 Ol iver Combine.
Used Size N. Papec Hay Cutter.
Complete with Pipe
Used Several Good Mowing
Machines.
New and used Oliver Combines
and other equipment at reason
able prices.
, FARM MACHINERY EXCHANGE
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SVf'NFV, Australia, June 12.
(AP) The Italian liner linmolo,
!t,7S0 tons, was fired and sfiit
tied loday hy her crew, tlie navy
minis) ry announced, when she
was in l ereepi cd by a n A usl ra I Ian
merchant cruiser in m Id-Pacific.
The Romoto carried .r..0b0 hides
of wool from Australia.
The mi vv minister's annnunrp-
ment said the crew tnolt to bonis
after setting the ship nhlan. No
further details were known.
ETHIOPIAN TROOPS COOP
UP 4 ITALIAN GARRISONS
LONDON. June 12. f AP) The
Laborite Daily Herald declared to
day that 2Oii,0iM F.thinplaii troops,
wearing thn uniform of former
Kmperor Haile Selassie, are batll
iiiK the Italians In fascist-occupied
Klhiopia.
The Herald, which did not Rive,
the source of Us information, said
(hut the Neeus, now in Kneland,
"is prepnred to return and lead his
troops against the Italians with
ilritiHh help.
In the northwest provinces of
Co jam and Harar. four Harrison
towns are surrounded by Kthio
piaus. and the Italians flare not veu-
re out. the Herald said.
"The Ktbfopians aro equipped
with rifles and machine guns."
House-Backed Tax Bill
Awaits Senate Action
(Continued from page 1)
federal expenditures by 10 per
cent. Senator Ih Follello (Pro..
Wis. ) said I hat he would force
full discussion of an excess pro
fits tax on munitions and war ma
terials. All present Income .taxpayers
would have their pay men Is In
creased, and 2,000.000 more per
sons would have to pay Income
taxes because personal income tax
exemptions nf married persons
would he lowered from $2,fi00 to
82,, ooo and of sinslft persons frmi
SI ,000 to 8800,
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Works
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
627 N. Jackson St. Phone 920
PLEASE! MR. FARMER!
LET US PAY YOU SOME MONEY!
Cash money. The kind of money
you use to Luy gasoline and pay
taxes. Patronize the Farm Bureau
Service Station, and let us give you
back the profits IN CASH. 1
"SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Fira Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
CAIItO, June 12. ( AP) Ttoyal
r force bombers bf Ihe middle
east command apain raided Libya
today, directing their principal at
tack on the naval air base at To
briik. The attack on the base, which
was also raided yesterday, was de
scribed as "successful." Tobruk
is on Ihe Mediterranean coast of
Libya, about inu miles west of the
Hp vidian border.
Wave after wave of Blenheims,
the British announcement said,
swept over the Italian harbor.
The bombers scored one direct
hit on a hi rue warship apparently
used as a supply vessel, the Itritish
said.
The ship bet; an to burn fiercely.
Ihe airmen reported, anil Ihe crew
apparently were tryiiij? to beach
il. Two submarines also were re
ported to have been hit. No Brit
lsh casualties were reported,
3 REASONS
FOR BUYING YOUR WINTER FUEL NOW
1. Save by buying green wood ... let it dry during the summer
weather.
2. We are now cutting an exceptionally good quality old growth
fir.
3. Take advantage of our budget plan or di&count plan.
Place your orders early so as to insure prompt delivery
OLD GROWTH FIR SLAB WOOD
4-ft. green, per cord . . .
16-in. green, per cord . .
Mill Ends. 2 loads for ...
ALSO . . WE STILL HAVE
A STOCK OF DRY WOOD
ON HAND.
$2.00
.$3.00
$7.75
REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY -OUNE 16 th!
ImM. " HAS VUAT Bffle Hffltfuf
One day in the year when Dad really
conies into his own Father's Day! Make
it worthwhile with a gift of excellence, in
quality as well as style! You can at
Penney's! Here are just a few to prove it!
Men, TIES M
Gift Boxed Ja7
55c iff
In colorful coniblffiitlong to sot
off his whol ottt I'll ! Uosllientiy
oiisirui lcil, wrinkle rcslstiim.
Give
TOWNCRAFT
SHIRTS
BELTS
Handsomely Qoxed
Ready to Give!
Play safe: fbonse white It's bound to click" with
his wardrobe! In smooth weave broadcloth, propor
tionately sized and Sanforized I fabric shrinkage w ill
not exceed 1 ri ) for perfect fit! Wiltproof collars!
in
MAKE DAD PROUD WITH ONE OF THESE!
BILLFOLDS
Pine all leath
er, Klft boxed!
SUSPENDED
In white, lijiht
tone Kuhardine.
1.8S
98c
GIFT SOCKS 4 for
Kino raon in
smart clocks!
1.00
RAZOR BLADES
Single or dott-
ble edge. 2." for
SPORT SLACKS
Gabardine
tweed t ta
worsted.
SLIPPERS
Opii-;is or ever-
plica in soft
Klove.
POLO SHIRTS
I.Uht t-ntlon with
ir;iy stri)is. Cool:
SWEATERS
Sltwt'H'Sfl style
in June wool.
SWIM TRUNKS
Rayon salin with
"LaMex"! MB.
Wooi: y&C
1.98
49
98
(Jeniilne leather! Leather
ered buckles. Iloxed!
PAJAMAS
for Summer!
.49
Styled by Gentry for tops
conilotl n II 1 1 style! Klnslie or
dniwstiinK tO.s. All fast rolors!
SPORT
SHIRT
for Cool Style!
98c
In feather lisht rayon or open
weave cotton for summer
ease! Smartly tailored for looks
too: