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EIGHT ROSEBUR'S" NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURS', OREGON THURSDAY, 'AUGUST f, 1940. CICUCD'C SUMMER CLEARANCE SAVE AS WE CLEAR STOCKS WITH STARTLING PRICE REDUCTIONS Here Are New Features lAmLI fJLt I. SPECIAL Clearance on 70ff Girdles, all sizes V COSSARD midsummer sale For few days. $5.00 Corsets on sale $7.50 Corsets . $3.95 Corsets , $3.95 $5.95 $2.95 EXTRA VALUE Cleanup on print goods One lot of guaran teed, best color prints, reg. 20c value, a yd. ., DRESSES Feature values of entire year and nothing ever to compare as all customers testify Up to $5.00 Dresses, AAir close out at 77v Up to $8.95 Dresses, close out at ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! BUY ALL NEEDS NOW! 9C $1.99 DEPT. STORE Awards Given To Douglas Trainees J'nilvlitH rinnty imliKfOH nt llio TIHciiM Military Trnlnliiff rump at Viim-mivHr ImmtcltH received innn finu.H (iwiihIh Tur-Hdiiy inarkJiiK Hie r-IiiHn ol urn Irulninw (M-iioii. Tim tlflpIlfi'S v,'IT" llWfr((' hv (invt'Tunr (liiiilt-H A. Snrat'iii kimI oUu'i hiii ulflfi'rs t'llluwinir tin aiimifil vlHlitir.V day iiinnt jiunil. Mots ii win (is vfn mad to DO'Tuliiy couniy tialn"s an lnllovn: MmIjiI iiwrinlfrl by fjiiiialu II. ( f'hnrcli, cltciniciil v.at lu) nsir p. In him (miner I rum JjhjikIhh nmi 1 v mttl.fni; hlylH'Sl urnri wh h jii.s ml. Won hv Hurvny t. Kjipsh-iu, HuM'hti, fumhany A. .Medal awanlcl liv UeiHeiuint It. Ii. NlMM'iniilti'i. ni'iical reserve, Id trainee from I 'ti l'Jiih rniinly nhow- j int' mosl liii)(ivi-M)i'i)i in rifle, lti"''"-M MM" tiil). Votl )tV I J 1 1 1 1 f(. 1 Shanklln, IionelniiK. Company A. .Medal uwunlcri by Hoy lie! lows for oiitsiandiiiK whlti tiainttu front li'itit'lax county. Won by Iierirum Shoemaker, iioselttiiK, Company A. .Medal awarded by l'mpUa mm1. No. Ji, Aim-man Legion, to mil hiandin (rainee from Dour hi ouniy. Won by Koburt W. lie) Iowh, HoHeburK, Compuny A. .Medal awarder by I'tnitqua chap ler of i'eseive OllirerH lo trainee uliowini teeniest military adap iloiiH. Won by KoKer K. OlrnnHieiil, Ituselni; (''impnuy A. .Medal awaiddl by HhhIhhm und I'roli's.sional Women's i li:b of Uie mix lor outstanding lilue. trainee fiom liniit'las i-ouiiiy. W-in by lln bert W. Mellows, ItoHeburtf, Com puny A. -i .Medal awarded by llofioburif Wo man'; !u;: tn muhlandiiiK red trainee from lnij.'lan county. Wmi by Paul 11. Shaiikliu, JlosebiiiX, Ctimpariy A. Medal awarded by linne-huiK cbaiuix'r ol commerce to oulNluiid Inu irainee from Doimlun county i In any elaffM. Won by Mertiain ' Shoetnaker, Company A. Mwlal awarded by I'mp'iua chap tor, American Legion auxiliary to ouiKtainlliiK trainee In b'ini; courHe from lJuut;lits county. Won by K. Holt, ItoHeburK, 'onipuny A. Aledul awarded by lAkn lode, Fionebui k, to trainee from Doim- lart county inakiiiK hljilient Individ ual Kcoro with machino jam. Won by Nonnan Ii. Holt, Komdnii'K, Compuny A. .Medal awarded by National Mili tary TrUnin'.; Camps asBoclai ion fur excellence. Norman K. Holt, Itosehtirp. Company A, winner in basli- dl.lHiou. Officers Elevated In Oregon Guard "TWINS INSURANCE" CerlHln New York Btoreft Uhvg a "iwiiis liiKiinincB" srliHine lii!i'PlycniiHliluln tho 41t division, ur it I'uiiiiMt-u. iiiniu im j iiiaiHici! iy tj(nerui wime, ItlM! IlilUy ItllCI KfCIIlM UIIllMilll! Ill' ill lew fi'iiii nl' cliiirm' If iwIiik it t-- ilvi.. dim Htiirit Kiipitlli'il 70 luycllcH iiinliM IIiI.h nrraiiKi'iiM'iii in a kIiikIi' yi'iir. RAI.KM. Aim. 1 (AP) Appoint nient of .19 new nKhMm and liromo- jtlon of 27 uthei'3 in Din Ori-Kon na- Uuiuil Kimril whh uppiovMl today liy tho war iK'iiaitiiK'nt, Ihln au thorization lielitR tho lat'KHHt of itii kind In th ataK.'H history. Major ; ii ciit I (Ii-oikr A. White said to day. Similar IncrpasfH also woro KtantfMl to the national Ktiatda of Washington, Idaho. Montana and WyontliiK, hut the riKures for these stales were not arailuhle here. The guardsmen of the five states com-wltleh IteKlns three weeks of maneuvers ut Fort Lewis, Wash., next week, and whli'h then will hn mohillzetl for nliotit a year. In tin' Oregon national Kttard, 11 majors will lie promoted to lieuten ant eolonels. seven captains will become majors, and seven lleiiten ants will he promoted to captains. The :iu new officers will be np pulnted first und second lietiteii unls, anil all must have served at least two years In the ranJfs. tienerul While culled on regi mental commanders today lo sub mit recommendations for promo tions and appointments. Hn said there would be more pro motions and appointments if lli'i list division Is increased from Its present strength of HI.UiiO lt a time strength of 2o.n0(. Prowling Cop ST. I.oriS For several nights, police patrolled a restricted resi dential district on coinplalni of residents that n suspicious looking man, carrying a club, bad been seen (here. The eoiis caught up with the "prowler." lie was a recenlly. hired private night walrhniiin. Stock and Bond Averages Compiled by August 1 : BONDS The Associated Press. Thursday ... Prev. day .. Mouth ago Year ago .. l'tio high . into low .... Suirsday .. Prev. day .. Monti) ago Year ago , I'llii high . Illlil low . 20 in lilt's Ind'ls rei.s pan .. fiii.S in.'l.il .. nu n ln2.4 .. r,S.9 lnn.8 .. r.u.9 iu:i ii .. 4S.3 iitt.a STOCKS .'in i r, Ind'ls lilt's .. WI.M 15.X .. r.il.H 15.S in io l't'S I.'glt. (III. 7 3S.2 III!..' S.-..J II7.5 S7.r. !in.3 ir, no I'l's Sl'ks r.7.1 71.11 71.2 r.2.:t 15.2 mil 2U.5 Hi. II ll.ll :t.:i H5.ll ll.:- 4U.II :io.ii ODDITIES Seeing America First VMI.LdWSTflNI-: I'A ItK, Wyo. Two women tourlm Htoiped Itanw er Ceorne KetinanKh. "Where can we (tee (hit leM ol the monkeys?" He ox plained t hat monkeys couldn't stand the climate hut the luteals lll.-lMled "we just saw two." A iintiiM'nt later Kennouti as Mi by a pint cone. Then anidher. and aiinile'i. To inoiikfys ,ire liiiie; (lie couch at him Initu a tree. He found nut that the in(Ui'-: were est apeen It mil a 1 raveling zon. iHuue, Horolhy V. Allen. WAI.KIMt Kmallne A. nKuiiirtt .Inbn WalUi'r; inarrb-l at Vancou wr, Wawh., Nov. a. t!C!t; crmdly. 7 IF Discrimination ' lt( K'K V MOT NT 1N NATId.N Ah I'AliK. Colo. -Two elderly men lourislrt dime un lo (In ;:,n), Mate just iik Kaimer Walter n'llrien handed a Kim bat k in sume niher tourlstj. The iiun lial 1 n Healed durliiK llii'lr is It In accordant e with park rcKtilaitiritt. O'ltiiell waved llit two Mtnieil on but they appeared lu-sHani a hunt driving Into the park. Finally one asked :; "Itaiitier, aren't ymi iicmuk lo cive lis a mm, like Hie nlher t ais '" O'Uiieu pali'-nlly ennvinred tlietn thai neitlier Indian unr will aul iiihIh constitute a park hazanl. VITAL STATISTICS DIVORCE COMPLAINTS I.ITHKKI.AM) IMi-ar I. auahist Miiikhh'I l.ithei laiul; ihurrii-d (n t, L'::. 1 ;!7 . al Coiplllle. tire. Annul lliehl remiested on rmind that plaiulil'l has le:nn't final decrre not enteicd in divoice aciaui linnit;lil l a fortuer w iff. MOSCII I'mnlhy V. against Kriu'st K. Moser; tnairted at Ittne liuru. Nov. II. I!:: I ; dt.xei'hnn l'lahitilT si-t-k-j to re sunn' inniden MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE I'OltTLA N I , Ore.. Auc. 1 4 A I ' I tiHN'l ItV MKATS -- Sell nm price to retailers: Count ry kllletl Ii.k'S. I..-.-I butchers Uf. !".'! Mm. u lll'.r; .'alels. laili'V liiCiii! lb.: hKhl ihln II i:!c heavy m lie; lambs Hprlnu 1 1 A 1 ; ye.trliimn ( J ; ewes I 7c; Jitiod cutter cows II luc lb. : calmer cou s N !ic lh.; hulls II I'.V lh. H her produce prices steady. Uiiihaimed. LIVESTOCK PUUTI.ANH. ibe.. A UK. I. (AIM -- r. S. Hept. Ar.t - Hues: Steady to weak, i;ood choice 1 7 -2; lh. drlvi'ins mostly ST.lir. 'iii; lew j:;u-mi lh. $li.T." 7.1MI; lljthl IlKlitrt fti.aU-7.ti" ; packlui: sow a f "i.t'U fat, buicher sous jti.e"; choice feeder pit'.s r.""- CATTI.K: Calves active, fully I steady, feu ;;ras steers Js.ati !i.LT; ood libt j;iass fed steers ipmiahle 5 In. l,'i and above, feu snickers .ST. an S. In, rass lat heifers fV.Va S...H, i-ninumil S.J.'i. cut lei t otiiUKUi cows f l.-'.'i-.'i.Oii, i-anners f:i 7fi, cooil bt'ef i ou s $l.Ui u, common me ilium bulls S".r.tit; miod heef bulls $7. "ii; nood t-hnice vealcis j f '1.(10 Id III", select f I". S SlICCI': l'raetie;illv no spiini;' lambs idfered. tiiimtnally steady at 1 week's decline, mind choice trucked' in sprite: lambs sal.ihle 57. '2', car- load eastern (tieuou biinbs lale Wednesday ST 1 ; few common slauuhter ewes $1 y.mu lit'hl , slaughter cues salable j:t,no-..it, ! WHEAT l'OKTLWIt. (be.. An,';. 1. ( p open llii;h l.nw Clou' Sepi 7t Tl .71 .71 . litT nmMmrm You'll pardon Elsie for tuning personal pride In ouporatcd milk made by Borden's. She's the one responsible for Its smooth flavor and richness. But to liorilen's must go the credit for evaporating this food milk. Irradiating It with sunshine Vitamin I), and Identifying It for your use with the familiar blue and white Borden label. Look for it lodiiy, You'll dlicover several cans to be an economy. IF IT'S l307tkriS- IT'S COT TO BE GOOD !L SFL'CIAL VALUES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 2ND AND 3RD THRIFT DEPARTMENT (LOW PRICES ON COSMETICS AND REMEDIES) 60c SAL HEPATIC A 49c 5c IPANA 39c 25c PALMOLIVE ITE CREAM' 33c 75c BAYER'S ASP2R5M 59c 35c DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT Dir 29c 35c LISTERINE SHAVE CRM. 29c 60s ALICA SELTZER 49c 25cEX'v 23c 75c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 59c JERGENS1 LOTION 79c 75c DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS 55c 5c WOODBURY'S SHAVE LOTION 39c 25c GARDENIA COLOGNE 10c 23c FACE TISSUE . 17c MEDS Mnkers of MocIces 20C FLY TOX ounrt cm 35c CMPfJDA CHUT I UMPpUA CHIEF, 49 lb. sack ORB'S. ;i W.S. 49 b. sac wmiriiitnija r.!HER'S BLEND, 49 lb. sack FLOOR SAVINGS $1.39 $139 $1.63 PARD DOG FOOD 25c WHITE WONDER SOAP .lIS1 KOOLAID !p,, 10c RANCHO SOUPS . 2Sc FAIRY SOAP 3 b. 10c JELL DESSERT, 10c OK ncy bunchr-s, 3 for Yellow swppf, Doion 10c 25c 15c 5c 15c 10c 19c 49c LOCAL CARROTS f- LOCAL CORN GREEN CELERY LETTUCE , FRESH PEAS TOMATOES CANTALOUPES Large bunches .... Sweet tender, 2 lb. Jumbos, 4 for POTATOES sfstw FACE TISSUES 200's . BOXES.. 15c Pearl Shortening 4,-: 33c POTATOES WASHINGTON, U. S. NO. 2 50 l,.!.c,49c Swansdown Cake Flour L9.pig .23c OREGON MILK TALL CAN CANs27d CORN Lans 23C String Beans cans Jk J V Fountain Peas 3 Sieve 4 cans A V GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Orchard Garden 46-oi. can . 15c SANKA KAFFEE HAG l-lb. can . . .29C POSTUM 4-oz. can . . 25c 8-oz. can . . 39C Cereal, lb. Pkg-'. . 23C I- CLAPP'S BABY FOODS STRAINED I CHOPPED 101 SAIIU I FOR CHILDREN 20c PAR Free Poftery g SOAP POWDER G,anf package ..: MANKIND DOG WAFERS 7.., Pta,,,. IOC KRAFT'S M VELVEETA CHEESE , 49C Oregon White Satin m CI I AD 10-lb. sack 3C UUAK 10,,, s ck $4.98 COFFEE Airmail, l-lb. Pkg. . ....... 23c Henninger's Deluxe, l-lb. Pkg. 19c M.J. El., l-lb. can 24c; 2-lb. . . 49c BEAUTY SHOP HENNINGER'S MART Creason Bldg. Call 522 for Appointment TRU OIL PERMANENT Pure oil base, use on all tex tures of hair, Including white, bleached f ACf or dyed yjiJ ALL END CURLS Choice of Ct solutions yAtjU MODERN CROQUINOL SO LUTION Contains no am monia, borax, or harmful caustics. Pure oil base. Safe, sure and pleasant to use. No tice exclusive here $4-75 SWIFT'S BRANDED BEEF ROAST lb 111c Steer Beef SWIFT'S BONELESS Lb PICNICS 23c Frankfurters Lb 19c Nice and fresh HAMBURGER , 15c Freshly ground PREMIUM HAMS COLORED FRYERS No waste SWIFT'S SKINNED . BACON BACKS lb 15c Sugar Cured CHEESE 19c Brookfield. lb. MT. HOPE, lb 29t PICKLED PIGS FEET Nice and spicy . u, 13C PORK STEAK Lb 18c SPRING LAMB PURE LARD ULI VI ill JVIUXJ Lai BflART NO. 1. TELEPHONE 522 NO. 2, TELEPHONE 39 I1S.2 IIS.l 111. I r.a..-. 35.1 I2S 42S 41.11 r.o.i 52.2 :i7.u