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Newspaper Page TextKJ-.l - HoseroBs rews-revfcw, RosCTOffg, otesow, Monday, july 22; 1940. THREE " Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER REBEKAH LODGE 'HAS ' INSTALLATION WEDNESDAY nini)I,K. July 22. Relief Re liekuh lodge No. 185 met In regu lar session Wednesday , evening. Installation of officers followed followed the opening exercise. Gladys Williams, district deputy president, assisted by Josle Prun er, marshal, I.lzle Crow, deputy warden, Onia Kellnr, deputy secre tary Klin .Mostliaf, deputy treas urer, Effle Ledgerwood, deputy musician, and Flora Dean, musi cian, installed the following of ficers: Sully Lawrence, N. O.: Anna Mills, V. O.; Josle Pfaff, secretory: Iira Riddle, treasurer; Onto Keliar. chaplain: Flora Demi, musician: Effle Ledgerwood, in aide guardian: Ethel Howard, out Ride guardian; Klla Hamlin, war den; Josle Pruner, conductor; Lizzie Crow, It. s. N. f!.; Oludys Wllllums, L. S. N. CI.; Jennie Krleger, R. S. V. 0.; Weddle Bridges, L. S. V. G.; I. A. Denn, drill captain; Ornui Kollar, good or the order chairman. Helenu Riddle, retiring noble grand, -was presented with a past noble grand pin. After the business session the losing side in the recent con test served supper In the dining hall. The table was decorated Willi bouquets of lovely pink glndfoli. The occasion nlso honor ed the birthday of Gladys Wil liams, who received several nice gifts. On t of lown guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alec Worthlngton, Jlevclii Pickett, Hthel May Worth inglon, Alice Green and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cornutt of Canyon vlllo, MRS. COOPER IS HONORED AT SHOWER SIITHERMN, July 22. Mrs. A. T.. Real, Mrs. Dave Pilcbetle and Mrs. Waller Iledell were hostesses at ft lovely bridal shrwer in honor of Mrs. I. A. Cooper Jr., nee Jean Harris at the I. O. O. F. hall .Thursday afternoon. July 19. Mrs. Cooper received many use ful and beautiful gifts. After the gifts were passed around nmong the guests delicious refreshment of cake and punch were served to the foiiowmg: Mrs. L. A. Cooper Jr., Mrs. George Keecroft, Mrs. John Musgrove, Mrs. Clyde Hol inan, Mrs. Richard Riggs and daughter, Harriet, Miss Juauila Allen, Mrs. F. L. Young, Mrs. Jack Culver Sr., Mrs. Anion Coenberg, Mrs. George Belief, Mrs. Jack lr vln. Miss Virginia Heller, Miss Iloris Carr, Mrs. C. L. Carr, Mrs. Allen Olllnger, Mrs. Chris Hiich man. Mrs.-, Harry Garner, Mrs. "Ho" CarpenfeV, Mrs. Don Rone, SLIM, DOUBLE-PANELLED STYLE i PATTKRN 43S2 You enn wear ,Htrht Kummoiv' initios ami STILL look your slim mest in a stylo with really jrood lines. In .other words, in Pattern 4382, designed by Anne Adams. This riretts crentes a tall-and-slim illusion with Its two Ion? front lianels. The decorative yokes al low for nice bodice softness, yet keep your shoulder lines smooth and trim. Notice the neat pointed nlcevelinndn on the short puffed sleeves. You might highlight nil the attractive details by having the panels, yokes and sleeveban-l In gay color. Or add bow ends of dainty contrast say white lace or eyelet embroidery. You'll Just live in this pretty Btyle during the heat wave! Pattern 43S2 is available in wo men's Sizes 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 4C and 43. Size 36 takes 31 yards 39 inch fabric. Send FIFTEEN CENTS U5c) In Coins for this Anne Adams pattern- Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD DRESS and STYLE M .MBKH. Send your order to the News-Review, Pattern Department, Rose burg, Oregon, Today's Pattern Mrs. M. E. VoKelpohl, Mrs. Her mnn Hugh, Mrs. L. A. Cooper Sr., Miss Phyllis Manning', Mrs. Leon urd Harris, Edna Kuth Heal and t.;e M8tenes, Mrs Real, Mrs. Pit chette, and Mrs. Iledell, SURPRISE SHOWER PARTY GIVEN MRS. J. YOCUM Mrs. Mabel Horr, Mrs. Blanche Little nud Mia, Martha Jones were joint hostesses nt a surprise show er given in honor of Mrs. Jpsh W. Yoktim, nee Stella Hall, formerly of this city. The party was held at Indian Spring grove. The table 'was beautifully decorated with an appropriate centerpiece and many beiuitifu) flowers. The party began with a quiz con test presented by Mrs. Martha Jones, first prize being won by (he guest of honor, Mrs. Yocum. Fol lowing this. Mrs. Mabel Horr pre sented a rebus denoting garden flowers, which ended in a tie, prizes being presented to Mrs. Jess Yocum and Mrs. Lorena Wood. The guests were then served with refreshments by Mrs. Mnbet Horr. Mrs. Blanche Little, Mrs. Martha Jones and Shirley Chris Hansen. Mrs. Yocum then opened the" many beautiful gifts which were received from Mrs. Mabel Horr, Mrs. Blanche Little, Mrs. Mimietlo Forbes, Mrs. Maude St. John, Mrs. Cecilin Rice, Mrs. Mabel Chrislian sen and daughter, Shirley, airs, Marjorie Barmettlor, Mrs, Pearl Flnley, Mrs. Lorena Woods, Mrs. Isobel Slillman, Mrs. Dolores Jones. Mrs. Delia Holman, Mrs. Lorena Martin, Lucille and Alex St. John and Mrs. Martha Jones. CliftB were also received from Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Murdock, Mrs. Ha zel Allen, Mrs. Jam eft Visoonte, Mrs. Beatrice Bennett and Mra. Helen Malarious, who wore not present. WILLING WORKERS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED , , YONCALLA. July 22. Mrs. Ray Potter assisted by Mrs. Grant Ap plegnto entertained the meinbern of the Willing Workers club of Scotts Valley nt their regular meet ing, hold Thursday afternoon at Victor hall. Plans were made t.o havo a booth at the North Douglas county fair to be held In Septem ber. A delicious lunch was served to the following:- Mrs. .Too Cellars, Mrs. Jack Gamble. Mis. Nedra Ciofrenni, Mrs. Clarence McKcin. Mrs. Lester Wells. Mrs. .Worth: Wooltnan. Mrs. Roy Gore, . Mrs., Calvin Johnston, Mrs. John Potter.i Mrs. William Rising. Miss Wnndn MclIugUl. Mrs. Harold Schricker. Mrs. Lynn .Tavlor, Mi's. Monte Snaulding.-MrH. Tom' Wallace. Mr. Claire Thornton. Mrs. Harold Tur id)), -Mrs! -Ray Tiirpln. Mrs. Ernest Vroman. Mis. Opal Perkins and the hostesses. . i MRS. RIDDLE HOSTESS TO PAST MATRONS CLUB RIDDLE, July 22. Mrs. C. N. Riddle was hostess for the Past Matrons club of the Easlevn Star at her lovely home last Friday af ternoon. A one o'clock pot luck luncheon was served at a table on the 1indy lawn. Present were Mrs. C. F. Stnuffer. Mrs. E. Harl. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mostliaf and daugh ter, Ruth, Mrs. Cbas. Mostbnf, Mrs. Ah. Matthews and her mother, Mrs. Pickens, .of Salem. Mrs. Frank Mat thews. Mrs. Grace Becker, Mrs. G. L. Grant, Mrs. May Fate and Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Riddle. j MRS. GARDNER IS HOSTESS TO CLUB RIDDLE, July 22. Mrs. Evelyn : Gardner was hostess for her bridge, club Tuesday afternoon nt her ; home near town. A dessert lunch-; eon wiw served at 1 o'clock follow-: ed bv an afternoon of play. Mrs.; S. R. Nichols won high score and M rs. O. V. Logsdon, consolation. Mrs. A. P. Johnson won the the traveling prize. Present were, Mrs. S. R. Nichols, Mrs. J. L.I Aikins, Mrs. O. V. Logsdon. Mrs.! A. P. Johnson. Mrs. Chas. Mostliaf.! Mrs. R. Michleson and Mrs. Orenj Ledgerwood of Myrtle Creek, and tiie hostess, Mrs. Gardner. BIRTHDAY PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR YONCALLA, July 22. Mrs. Clarence Wheeler was hosteRs to a surprise birthday party at the; Orval McElimirrv home last week. I honoring the fifteenth birthday of, Ward McElmurry. Games were played during the evening, after which refreshments were served to Evelvn Geider. Henry Wheeler, Thelina Wheeler. Ward McEimnr rv, Lyle Lee, Harriet, Walter and Bobbie Davis. Evelyn Norris, Vin cent McElmurrv. Mrs. Mary Cars well. Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Clar ence Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Orval McElmurry. MECDELL CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING SUTHERLIX. July 22. Mrs. P. C. Tiozelle enfrtained the Mec dell c'ub Wednesday arternoon. Julv 1", with n picnic at the Fair Oaks picnic grounds. Swimming and vlsitine were the diversions of the nfternoon. Delicious refresh ments were served at 5 o'clock t.o Mrs. George Beecroft. Mrs. Dick Valentine. Mrs. Harry Chenoweth. Mrs. Howard Wabl. Mrs. Noah Rope. Jr.. Mrs. John Musgrove. Tommy Chenoweth and the hostess. Mrs. Trozelle. BENEFIT DANCE IS GIVEN FOR RED CROSS YONCALLA, July 22 Nineteen dollars were taken In at the door at the Elkhead community hall Saturday evening, when a bene fit dance for the Rwl Cross was given. Four dollars was cleared Ifrom the sale of cake. A large Irrowd was present from Oakland. Smith river, Yoncalla and Elk-bead. SIDE GLANCES COPS. 1MO BV NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. BEQ. U. B. "Don't worry, Miss Kclcli everybody in Wilsonbtirp; will welcome you home n&iin, siime ns if you did make good in Hollywood." . Who Said !-.rr T "'I"""" "r?y,,M -SmmMl , I H uteris si" Paul I.ukns, Paillette Ooddnrd nnd Hob Hope, coming In "The Ghost rtrenkers," a grand rip-roaring comedy, which opens Wednesday at Hunt's Indian theatre. FORMER ROSEBURG RESIDENT HONORED AT DINNER IN PORTLAND Honoring the birthday anniver sary or Mrs. Carrie Zlgler. of Port land, formerly of this city, a do llghlful dinner parly was 'enjoyed yesterday. Those enjoying Ihe occasion with Mrs. Zigler Included: her daugh ter, Mrs. Harry Ilrown and son. Vein,on, of San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Varni, of Orindn Country club, llerkeley, Calif.: Miss Hetty f'rawford and Mr. and Mrs. L. j, Cral'lon, of ltoseburg; Mr. and Mrs. .liuns.T. Gooilman and son. Jim mie, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry C. Slo cum and daughter, Mnrgaret; Mrs. Vera AViorehead. Marguerite Sykes and Mrs. J. II. Sykes, all of Port land. Mrs. Brown nnd son nnd Mr. nnd Mra. Varni have been spending Ihe last week in Portland nt the Sykea home end expect to nrrive In Rose burg Tuesday to visit nt Ihe S. K. Sykes residence on North Pine street. Marguerite Sykes will ac company them back to California to spend two weeks vacationing. MISS AGNES JOHNSON HONORED ON BIRTHDAY On Wednesday evening, July 17, Miss Verna Johnson was hostess at a lovely parly at her attractive home at Reston In compliment to her sister. Miss Agnes Johnson, on her birthday anniversary. Houqueta of beautiful blue hy drangeas, phlox and oilier summer flowers lent a colorful note to the rooms of Hie home. During the early sevenlng clever games were enjoyed after which at an nttractively decorated table. A dainty bouquet of larkspur, sweet peas anil baby's breath form ed a cenlerpleee of a large mirror. Tail pink tapers in crystal hold ers were lighted. A beautifully decorated cake In pink nnd white was served by can dlelight. Tile honored guest was Ihe re cipient of many lovely gifts, after which croup singing with piano iccoinpanimellt was enjoyed until a late hour when the guests returned lo their homes wishing her many happy returns .of Ihe day. REBEKAH LODGE HAS REGULAR MEETING SCTHERUN. July 22 The Re bekah lodee held lis regular social meeting Thursday evening. July 18. in the I.O O.F. hall with Mra. John Saucenran as hostess. T'nder the good of the order Mrs. Leona Slack and Mrs. Alma Ander son each read a poem. Mrs. Min nie Hartshorn and Mrs. Mabel Ross presented a one act comedy which was very much enjoyed Later re freshments were served to the fol lowing: Mrs. Cora Allen. Mrs. Annaj ilankenson, Mrs. Minnie Hartshorn, PAT. OFF. "Ghosts"? Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mrs. Alma Ander son, Mrs. Savllln Hamber, Mrs. T.eona Slack and the hostess, Mrs, Snuceriiiun. EVELYN HAMERSLEY AND WARREN VALENTINE MARRY RIDDI.H, July 22. Miss Evelyn Hamersiey of Riddle and Warren Valentino of Myrtle Creek were united In mnrriage Tuesday, July If!, nt the parsonage of tile llaptlst church in lOugene. tile paalor of that church performing the cere mony. They were nttended by Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Hoyd, who were mnrrled July 13 nt Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine returnod to Riddle Wednesday and expect to leave next week Tor Uikeview to reside. The bride Is tho daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Hamersiey and graduated fconl the Riddle high school with the class of 1939. H. E. CLUB TO PICNIC WEDNESDAY The Melrose Home Economics club will hold a picnic at the Forks of the river Wednesday, July 24th. All members are urged to be pres ent. If the weather is unfavorable, the club will hold the picnic at the grange hall. The club held a clean-up and flre-preventlon meeting last week at the ball with a noon pollack luncheon. MR. AND MRS. JACKSON ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mm. Oeorge Jackson .nln,-l. no,l nt n alv n'fn-l fltltlier nt their home Tuesday - evening having as guests: Mr. nnd Mrs. (li'orge florden and Mr. and Mrs. (. Good and small daughter. The Girdcns are-visiting tneir son-in-law and iluiightor in Eagle Vnllcv. "Oregon,, whore the Jack son family formerly resided. W.C.T.U. TO PICNIC AT WILSON'S WEDNESDAY The Roseburg W.C.T.U. member" and friends will enjoy n potlurk luncheon nt noon Wednesday at the R. H. Wilson home, "Itolleii Acres." at 1'mpqila. Those nllend Ing are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. PHONE 21 TAXI PHONE 21 CHICKEN DINNER ENJOYED SUNDAY AT SCOUT CAMP A number of parents and frloncls of tlio Hoseburg IVy Scouts en joyed a fried chicken dinner yes lerday at tlio Wolf Creek Spoilt cuinp; K A. nrilton hud charge or Hie camp over tlio weekend Willie llnbert Dill, oninp director, went to Kitgeno t,o visit his family. Hmebui-K reKldenlR who were illniiei Kiie.stH at tliu camp Ini-lud-ed: Mr. and Mrs. 10. A. ntitton, Mr, I.uciiB. Mia. 0. M. Kroll and tier HiRter-ln-liiw, !diH Hot h Krell, of Tiicoma, WubIi., Clair 1'ettlt, It. B. Oliver, Job Murpby, Mr. and Mm. J. P. llotscbeiitiaeliey, Mr. nnd MrH. K. A. Hard, Mr. ami Mm. K. 1.. ('rlttenden, Mr. and Mm. A. M. KmidtKon, Mr. and Mra. Hoy O. Yonim, Dr. and Mm. 1.. A. Dllliird, Mr. and Mm. K. C. lonea anil daiiKbleiii, Mr. and Mr. L. U Wlm berly and Mr. and Mr. Fredoriidt J. 1'orler. Tho Ice cream treat was fur niniied Hip. camp and kuorIb by It. D. Oliver, of (Hide, who has two sons attending the Scout camp this year. EMBROIDERY CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING The Melrose Kmhroldery club met Thursday nt the homo of Mrs. J. W. Unss with Mrs. Henry Cox winning the afternoon's contest. At the lea hour Mrs. Hush served delicious re freshments l.o Mra. K. M. Seoley, Mrs. C. O. Crlleacr, Mrs. Hay S. Pelrequin, Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs. Juhn Richards, Mrs. William Coop er, Ruth Richards, Dorothy Decker, Mrs. Imrle and Mrs. Reese. The next regular meeting will be held Thursday nt tho Inline of Mrs. tJeorge Cooper. STEDFAST CLASS TO MEET THURSDAY Tho Sledrast class of llio First Presbylerlon church will meet Thursday nllernonn at two o'clock at the homo of Mrs. R. 11. (Irln ated nt 10I1S Corny avenue. All members and friends nro cordially Invited to enjoy Ihe meeting, Mem bers are requested lo bring cookies. ALTAR SOCIETY TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY St. Joseph's Caih,ollc Altar so ciety will meet Wednesday at two o'clock at tho parish ball on North Kane street. All members- are re quested to ho present. Boy Scouts Begin Final Camp Week Tlio T.oy Scont einn. now In pro RiefiH nt Wolf creek, ifl now in tls sec.ond and flnul week with 2!t Scouts in nttondnt.ee, it wiih re ported today by K, A. Iirltton, county 4-H chili tender, who wuh in churiie of I lie enmn over the week end, dnrliiK the temporary lUmence of Field Hxecutfvo Robert Dill. Activities far tills week, il was rejrorled, will Include a threo-dny hike over Ihe Utile River trail lo Lookout mountain nnd return by way of Ihe Kmile puard stntion. The hike will be led by Mr. DIN. Win. Unrath will be In charo of .the camp nnd conduct activities for the Scouts who do not take, tlio inree day excursion nud ulso will lead a one-day hike. A Court of Hnaor will bo con ducted Friday ninht at which time the Scoiils Bcbeduled for advance ment will receive their promotions nnd one ire s. The camp will end officially Sat urday nlnlit, but ninny of the Seoul will remain until Sunday. Hreakfast will he served Sunday morning, which will he tho last men I in camp. U. S. Cavalry Unit Will Make Stop in Roseburg Twenty-five vehicles nnd 150 of ficers and men or tho lltb U. S. cavalry will make an overnight atop In Roseburg Tuesday, July HO, city officers were Informed today. 'Mayor A. J. Young has offered the troops the free use of I ho east half of the city auto park, owned by the mayor, for the night. The cavalry men are on tho way Trom Mon terey to Fort Lewis to participate In army training maneuvers, in which regular army units and na tional guard regiments from the northwestern states will partici pate. Six sections of the 30th Infantry In the motorized transports are expected to move through Rose burg Wednesday, according to no tification given tho city and stale police departments which will aid in moving the hundreds of ve hicles through the city. PAYS FINE FOR SPREE Pleading guilty to a charge of drunkenness, I'hlllp E. Ilonvllle of Portland, was fined in city court here today. He was re leased from custody following pay ment of the fine. Summer Sun and Fuel Everyone likes fo save money. Buy GREEN SLAB WOOD and this summer sunshine will dry it tor winter use. , ' CITY PRICES 16-in. Green Slab, per load . . $3.00 4-ft. Green Slab, per cord . . $2.00 We have a quantity of dry slab wood now ready for immediate delivery. 16' Dry Slab, per load $4.50 Why not order green slab wood now and save the difference. Phone 282 Local News Vacationing Thomas J. Ilrown. illy treasurer, is spending this week on a vacation. Back to Work Mrs. Pied t,. Perry has returned to her work at the Commercial Abstract oinco, lot lowing a two weeks' vacation. Returna to Camp Hill Unrnth has returned In the Wolf Creek Hoy Scout camp, following the week-end at hlB homo In this city Arrive! for Visit Miss Marilyn Kohler. of Snn Francisco, arrived here Saturday to visit at the limhe of her grnudpnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Housoolder. Go to Portland to Vllt Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Houser. of this city, left Sunduy for Portland to visit at tho homo of Ihelr aon-ln-law and daughler, Mr. and Mrs. W. li. Hell. Visits Grandparents Miss Ku genla Vinton, of Corvallls, spent tho week-end ill tills city visiting her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Shambroolc. Visit at Bubsr Home Miss Klea nor Kntler, Miss Mary Watson and Gordon l'nyno, oi kiiroiio, spent the week end in this city an guests of Miss Gay Bnbar at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Dubnr on East I.ano street. , Visit In Eugene Mr. nnd, Mra. W. W. Goodwin, of thin city, spent Ihn week-end in ICugeno visiting relativns and friends and wore ac companied home last evening by Ihe lntler's motlior, Mrs. Sherwood, who will visit hero for several days, Leave for Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Patrick Hlckny nnd children, Shn- ron nnd Larry Joe,: have left for their homo In Portlnnd, following a vacation here visiting Mrs. Hick- ey'B parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Housenlder. Mrs. Hickey wan for merly Miss Claudia Houseolder of this city. Visit at Dixon Camp Misa Melt ha Andrews, of Eugene, nnd Miss Francos Sexton, of Portland, -wore week-end guests at tile Dixon sum mer (-amp on the North Umpnua. Miss Andrews, Miss Sexton, Mrs. M. Hazel Dixon and the latler's daughter, Miss Petlyjano, are ntti- ileuls nt the summer session at Oregon State college. Rebekah Lodae to Meet Rose burg ftobokah lodge, No. 41, will meet Tuesday night at K o'clock at the f. O. O. R hall with Lillian Nelson, Elslo Reese and Marl Henry In charge of the entertain ment. Refreshments will bo serv ed by Mnyiuo Hudnell, Ruth Dish man, Minnie Nnyer, Ollio Scott, Emmnlou ! Mailman, Virginia Cyrus and O, L. Johnson. - ; Stop Here Saturday Mr. nnd Mra. W. O. Wndo stopped hero Sat urday to visit the lntler's brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, en route home lo Oakland, Calif., following two weeks fishing on the McKenzIo on river nnd visiting Mrs Wade's pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Por ter, Sr., in Eugene, Mrs. Wade was formerly Miss Koslna Porter of thlfl city. Mr. Wade In nn official of, the Montgomery Wind compnny ut Oakland. Home From Vacation -Dr. nnd Mr. K. H. Van Ness nnd diuifihler, Marbara. of tbls eitv. and Mrs. Van NesB' HlHter. MIhr Phyllis Allen, of HloominKton. IlllnolH, nave return ed to lloHeburR, following several weekfl vnriitioninn, Tboy visited Mount Rainier and other points of intereHt In the state of Wash ins ton nnd then toured Vancouver Is In ml. Kn route bank home, they vlslled Crater, Diamond nnd Suttle lakes. Thev were accompanied as far as Seattle by Miss Marjorie DlckKon, who visited relatives there. Dr. Van Ness has resumed his duties at tho Veterans Adminis tration facility. Developing and Cgk Printing roll of 8 Your choice of Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackion St. Phone 9-Y P. S. Club 'to MeetThe V. a club will meet Tuesday nftoriioon at the homo of Mrs, J. V, Iiyrd. Spend Dav In unnMi- T. lie ('. Cummlngs and Miss Agnes r ronricHson, or HUB city, spent Saturday In Kimono vlslllne rela- lives and friends, Home From Beach Mr. ' and in s. i;nc8!or J organ and sons. John nnd David, are back nt tholr nome in l.uiiiclwiioil, following a vacation at iMoskowin. In UalMCBnl Unnlt.l Xl,.n A n. T'acy, of Roseburg, la reported to bn improving at the veiernns hospllnl In Portland, where sho Is receiving medical attention. Enjoy Week-End Mr. nnd Mra. Roger nnlley and small boh, Roger. nave retiirneii to their homo In Lnurelwnod, following tlirt week end visiting rolatlvna and friends in Eugene. Attending Classes Dr. Valuer- Ino McNeil, of Roseburg. Is attend Ing tho classes In advanced work In chlroprnctlc In Pontile this week Sho will bo back in her offico July Camplno For Week Mlas Vir ginia Glhnnur, Miss Emmnlu Dish-, man anil MIsb f'hirethnl and Miss llllilegnrdo Rnselund, of this city left yesterday for their camp on Littlo river to enjoy a weeks va cation and outing. Arrive Here Saturday Mrs Charles Fox and dnughlar, Joanne, of Portlnnd. nnd Mrs. A. N. Orcutt of thin cily, nrrlvod horn Saturday from Portland, where tho latter has been visiting, Mrs, Fox, nee Vlvlnn Orcutl, Is a daughter of At tnrnoy and Mrs. A. N. Orcutt of this city. . . . Olympia Visitors Here Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Hngorty, of Olympia Wash., are Rpendlng a week vaca tioning, and visiting the lattor'a parents, Mr.' nnd Mrs. A. Nlday. in Gnrden Valley, nnd other relatives nnd frlemlB In this city Mm, Hag- erly was formerly Miss Evelyn Nl day. Visit at Penora Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Wlnfleld Foster, of I'hicngo, 111., silent t bo weekend In Hose burg visiting at the homo of the former's cons In. Mnrshall I'cngra, and family In Lnurelwnod. Tho 1'osiors, who are enjoying their vu entlon via automobile, left this morning for tho oust over the new North llinpipia roan to inamouii and Cralnr lakes. They plan to slop In Rcnoi en route. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE s PORTLAND, Ore., ' July 22. (API lUITTlcn Prints, (A uruiln, llle lb. in imielnnent wrappers, 32e. in eniloim; 11 giiulo 30e In piircli inent wrapper. 31c In carton. HIITTKHKAT Klrat dunllly maximum of .(I of 1 per eelit neld lty, delivered In Portlnnd, 27-274C Hi.; premium quality (minimum of .nr. of 1 per conl acidity), 295c, val ley routes and country points 2c less or Mlc; second quality, 2c under first, or 2B-2r.5c. CIIIOIOSIO Selling prices to Porllund retailers: Tillamook trip lets, 2(ic lb.; lonf, 2to lb. f. o. b. price to wholesalers: Triplets, 18c lb.; loar, tflc f. o. b. Tilla mook. ' '' ' IfltlOH lluylnit prlr.es: extras, lnigo, Mo iloz.; stnndiirils, large, I 17ic; extras, medium, 18c; do HtundardH, lllc . COUNTRY M 10 ATS solllnu price to retulieis: Country-killed hogs, best butchers, 12B-1S0 lbs., IH-ldc; vealers, fancy, 14-14Jc lb.; light lis 1st. 1012c; heavy, 10-llc; lambs, spring, 15-IOc; yearlings, 1012c; ewes, 4-7o lb.; good culler i-ows, lie lb.; dinner cows 8 !lc lb.; bulls. ll-12c lb. LIVH POUIrnV Buying prices No. 1 grade, leghorn broilers, 11 to 2 lbs., 14c; fryers, under 3 lbs., 15. ; fryers, 2! to 4 lbs., 17c; roast ers, over 4 lbs., 17c; Leghorn hens over 31 lbs., 12c; Leghorn hens, under 31 lbs., 10c; colored hens over 5 lbs., 13c; colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 13c; old roosters. Be, DKKSSKl) TUHKKYS Selling ll'l l. llmsl.1 (1) To ihop In forlllnd frwn th. Impcrlil r iwMv.lt. Juit s klk r to. fi.m in. c.st.r .1 thlni lh.pi, lt.i.l, kifiki, th.ltrn. (2) T. .s j.y n tdv.ntur. In IMS .all! It ts. Iirlll .t Rmmv.II RMtiurlntl, wh.r. th. Ch.f Vnvmt how to tr.t good Mod wltk ih. oi.p.r i.i.Mt. (31 To lla.o .ouno'ly in out 0..S. Mft Oadt. Only Umb .r two Ml ov.r th. f.nc. lo. y.u II. it twiy to lumb.rl.nd, ( v? f-S S.....V..A..V.S.SVA. H VVh.io You llv. lik. a King vjrW ...boiHioHmhlowl prices! Hens, No. 1, llio: toms, 10- 111). -...". ONIONS Oregon crystal wax, IS per 50-lb. bag: Yakima (...) mi-lb. bag; Walla Walla. 1.50-1 .60. I I'OTATOES Eastern Oregon- Washington, JI.fiO-l.GO owt. HAY Helling price to rclalloi'i: Alfall,!, No. 1, $14,0(1 ton; ont-vetch ? 10.00 ton; clover, $11.00 ton; Hoi-c-lby eastern Oregon, -$17.01) ton; valley timothy, $14.00 ton, Port land. WOOL 11)40 enstern Oregon range iu-2-SJc; crossbred, 30c; Wlllamoltn Valley, 12 months', 25c lb ; lambs," (....) per lb, MOHAIR liHO, 12 months. ST,) II. OA STAR A 1040 peel, c lb. HOPS Oregon, l'J39, 40 41c In.; 11140 com: acts, UGc lb.; 11140 seed iest LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 22. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Market unevenly 35 to 00 ubovo Friday, or 05 higher than last Monday; good-choice 170-215 lb. drive-Ins $7.75-8.00; lute sales most ly $7.75; sorted carloads $S.O0; 230-270 lb. butchers $7.25-ri0, few $7.00; Ught ligbls $7.00-50; packing sows $5.00-50; few light feeder pigs $7.00. CATTLE: Cnlvos active, Btrong ' to mostly 25 higher; vealers strong; good fed steers lncklng; bulk grass fat steers $S.S0-9.30; few short fed $9.50; common steers $0.50-7.50; good fed heifers $9.00; common-medium grnna heifers $5.50-8.25; ciiiuicr-common cows $3.50-5.00; good beef cows $5.75 0 KB. few $0.50; medium-good bulls $0.50-7.25; good-choice vealers $B.005il; deluxe to $10.00. SHEEP: Market slow, unevenly stonily to 25 lower; good-choice trucked inland mostly $7.75-8.00; few lotB and 3 decks $8.25; common-medium lnmbB $0.75-7.50; nwen 'stonily; fat ewes $2.75-3.00; com mon grades down to $1,00. ' WHEAT PORTLAND, Oro .Inly 22. (AP) Open High Low Closo Sept .'. 74 .74 .74. .74 TODAY AND TUESDAY 8hows 27-9 P. M. 10c - 30c 40c, Inc. tax ' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Matlneo and Evening 20c, two for 39c ENDS TODAY 'The Courageous Dr. Christian" nd "The Secret 4" WEDNESDAY . 4 Dayj , . -, ' . Who's 1F X Atraia ot siiiof immtcM - Kn Howtu- Y HllllMH-'lMCIHSM- " . ' fW.ocs tmK IHIf HSMMI . 1 f"-"5 t I ""y ;"wii"' iiw;wsisiiiiiBw