RDSEBURS REWS.REV1EW. ftOSEfeURg. ORESOB. WEDNESDAY, "AU6UST 7, 1 94b'.
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Society and Clu bs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
MRS. GIBBONS IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
r.LKNDAI.K, Aug 7. Mrs. Roy
Ciljlioiis was honored hi u lovely
blrtliiluy dinner on thu lawn at the
home or' .Mr. mill lire, I'. J'. Miller
on Monday evening. Places were
urraiiKcit lor Mrs. tiihbouH, quests
of honor; Mr. Gibbons, and daugh
ter, ilarbara; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hall and Patricia Hall, nt Kiddle;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. I'.ud Lewis, Mrs. Kininelt llel
chcr, Mrs. Lew Hansen. 11111 Molls
claw anil Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
HONORED AT DINNER
YONCALLA, Auk. 7.-Honoring
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sliver or Oak
land, Tali'., who are visiting at tile
Netile i Lilian home, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Wine wen? hostesses lo a
dinner rcroiilly at iheir bonie In
Mr. and Mrs. Sloven. .Mrs. Notlie
llanan, Mrs. Helen Lund, Itanliael
rieolls valley. Covers were laid lor
Wise. Tyrell Wise and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wise.
RIVERSDALE H. F. C.
TO MEET ON FRIDAY
Ttlversdale (.range Home Eco
nomics cluli will hold a 12:30
o'clock iirtiluck luncheon Friday,
Almost !lth, al the home of Mi's. ('.
T. Tipton in daks addition. All
ineuiJiei-M are cordially iuvllert to be
present.
RECENT BRIDE IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
YUNCALLA. July 7. Mrs. Leon
ard OiKKsuell, a bride of July, was
honored at a miscellaneous shower
eiven by Miss V'elita lloodinnn and
Miss Hazel Mae Todd. A large
number of friends were present
mid presented the bride with many
beautiful Kills.
EVERGREEN H. E. C.
TO MEET THURSDAY
The Kvorcreen Home Kennom
les elub will nteel for an all-day
session wiih nuoii pollack lunch
eon Thursdav, August K, at the
home nf .Mrs. Mollie Motlltt on
Winchester street In Kosehurg.
All- tneinhern lire cordially invited
lo be present.
D. OF U. V. TO ,
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
Florence .Vllihf ln;;iilo tent. No.
15, Liiuclili'is of I'nion Veterans of
the Civil War. IKUI-lsiio, will meet
Friday evening al 7:30 o'clock at
tlie armory. All members are re
quested lo be present.
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VIVACIOUS SCHOOLGIRL
DRESS
PATI KUN 4.W4
Here's a 'tween-seapon, 'tween
teen frnck that will be equally ap
Piei iaii d bv you nnd your "grow-
ing-up" daughter. Kor Anne Adams
has Kbown keen knowledge ,or
i.uni! world tastes In designing
Pattern 4.".n I. Those squared side
bodice sections are smait and easy
to make, 'ihe hnw-triinnieil pockel
etfetts, dune in simple stitchery.
),-iok bcBUillnc: lacings down the
seams a:e another aay choice. The
sleeves may be long or short. Make
ihe neat collar in matching fabric
or in bright contrast, perhaps with
lace edging. Do get started right
away on this spirited Junior frock
the Sewing Instructor will show
you all Ihe short-cuts!
Pattern 4504 is available in girls'
si?os S. S, 10. 12 nnd 14. Size 12
takes 2 7S yards 33 inch fabric
and J vard contrast.
.Send Klr'TKEN CENTS (lap) In
coins for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AD
DRESS nnd STYLE NUMBER.
Send vour order t.i the News-Ue-
view. Pattern Department, Itoso-
buru, oiegon. .
FAMILY BIRTHDAY
DINNER ENJOYED
OLENDALE. Aug. 7. A family
birthday party was held tit the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith
on Monday evening, honoring the
first birthday anniversary of Ill
lie llary Slovens. Those present
were Gary, guest of honor; his
great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Smith; his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arlet Smith: uncle nnd
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith;
cousin. Clifford Smith, ami his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Uobert Stov
ens. JACK WESLEY LITTLE AND
MYRTLE WELLING MARRY
Jack Wesley Utile and MIrr
Myrtle Laree Welling, both resi
deuls of Itosehurg, were united In
marriage at X o'clock Saturday ev
ening. August :t, at the home of
Kev. and Mrs. Ira Hankie, at .1",2
South Main street in (his city. The
young couple were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Thcron J. Harris uk best
man and matron of honor, ltcv.
Ira F. Rankin offlcialed, using the
ring ceremony.
The young couple will reside III
nonfiling, where' Mr. Little Is em
ployed by the Deun-Cierretsen com
pany. BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
OLENDALE. Aug. 7 Miss flto
rfa Wuuseh. Miss llertlm Nixon
and Miss Mildred Gardner enter
mined at a lovely dinner Sunday
at Hie Gardner home honoring the
liiiihdav anniversaries of Jim Gard
ner nnil Hill Jones. Places were
laiil for .Vim Gardner, Hill Jones,
Dun Junes. Hob Normovle, and the
hostesses. M.'ss Wuuseh, Miss Nix
on and Miss Gardner.
Campfire Activities
Tho rwond wnnk of Camp lrIro
rnmp at tlie K. It. A. runjp oppnod
Sunday, August 4. with V,?, (jiils
n'rislcifrl. Tim flrsl wovk was
lilleil with a well balunccrl sflir
hilc nf pIhssps, rocrciHion and u
liikp to Wolf Crook fulls.
Rutuidny pveniiiK a treasnro
limit was h'll at the cam j lire
and the Kirl.s divided into two
KimipK I icad imI liy Jean Dillanl
and Vlculnhi Mills. Oi-angi's and
randy bars wen dlM ri billed in
built sides al tlm close of tin;
hunt.
A number of IiitereKtinR pro
grams havo been enjoyed on the
eveniiiK proRram with impromptu
numbei-M, hoiikh, poeniK. Hkitn and
n:tntnniim"s Included on the list.
Monday jnitfht, AuRtiKt G, tbft conn
mcIIoi'h prenenlod ,a piwruin und
Tuesday nislit, August h, a liirlh
day dinner proved to bo an Inter
est ins icalure. The nirla were
divided Into groups acconlinK to
iheir birthdays und seated at ta
bles reoresenliiiK I he four sea
sons. Hirthday cal;es were plac
ed on each table wiih Hunted birth-,
day candles.
This week Hie Kills will finish
in reaiiirementH lor their swini
mlim. hundrrart, nalure and camp
erafl honors. The council fire will
be held Saturday evening at the
Hoy Scout camp and awards will
he presented In (he fills at thai
lime. The council fire is sche
duled fur S p. in. and visitors nre
welcome. Arrangements for the
nuncil fire are in charge of Irs.
Sidney Iomcnico und Miss Jean :
Strawn.
New arrivals at camp ih!s week ;
include Christine nnd Irene Trapi
lis. Janet Hutpee. Maurine Ioore
and Joyce Qulne.
POETS CORNER
'TIS LIFE
He loved her well
Hut so did I.
I know I will
t'ntil I die
lint I stepped aside
And let .Mm by
Then put my heart.
On n shelf to die.
Klliel Anderson.
HERO
The fellow who loves nnd laughs
and lives
The fellow who helps nnd cares
and gives
The fellow who always has a smile
And sticks to belief that life Is
worth while
Is the fellow whose name you'll
see
Printed and copied for History
As a man who really lived!
Ethel Anderson.
Grass Fire Near Wilbur
Does No Serious Damage
A grafts firr IhiiiumI ovor a larp;
acreape Tupslay nrnr Willmr, ra'-
iiit: ovpr fii'ltls w hro roinhinlim
riM-rntly whs romitlclci. The fire
was hclicvd in have startfd from
Um hiphway. No serious dumagp
was dono.
W'a have developed nur air
planes ro the point whro we ran
travel at the rale of 450 milen per
hour, ran climb at the rate of 5000
fet prr minute, ran asrend to an
altitudp of 40.0io feet and fly non
slfm fittno ml leg with a load.
The lord mayor of London
spends between MnO.Ooo and $iri.
000 annually in maintaininc the
dignity and hospitality of his of
flop. Them are no polecats in Amer
ica. The name, applied erronpoua
ly to American pktinks, belongs to
a Kuropean marten.
The newsprint paper consnmpd
in thp Unllfd Stains in a sinple
year would make a sheet 4 .10 feet
wide, from the earth to the moon.
SIDE GLANCES '
ton, lowly sea tmvier, we. T. M, ma v. t. at, Or l
"Do you suppose we could borrow the neighbors' car so
- we could enjoy the vacation with the family Junk?"
It's a Long Time Between Birthdays
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Two Ij-ap Year birthdays nre represented licro. Mrs. Lester W. Johnson,
of Longvlew, Wash., was born a few Leap Years ago. Her son, photo
graphed when he was 14 hours old, arrived at 12:15 o. m, Feb. 29.
Painting Honored
$v y1 lr.
First Chlnese-Americnn to hnve &
painting purchased by the Metro
politan Museum ot Art is Donp
Kingman, California-born, whose
water colors have attracted wlde-Biu-nad
attention.
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by Tlie Associated Press.
Aug. 7:
30 15 15 60
Lulls HR's I't's Rt'ks
Wednesday
Prev. day ..
Monlh ngo
Year airo ....
1910 high ..
1910 low ....
59.1
15.6
15.7
15.3
18.5
20.fi
13.0
36.1
36.2
.15.3
39.8
40.6
30.9
42.4
42.5
41.2
48.8
52.2
37.0
...59.3
...57.4
...os.7
...74.2
...52.3
BONDS
20 10
10 10
HR's Ind'ls Ut's Fgn.
.. 56.4 102.9 96.6 38.3
....56.5 102 9 96.6 38.1
...56.5 102.4 95.7 37.2
....57.8 100.8 97 2 59.9
... 59.9 103.6 97.5 53.5
...4S.3 98.9 90.3 30.1
Wednesday
Prev. day .
Month ngo
Year oeo ...
1910 hirli
1940 low
I -W lr.
1 1 .
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MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. AllR. 7. (AP)
Bolter, bulterfnt, cheese, crks,
country meuts iiechnngeil.
,IVE POUL T H V IluyitiK
prices: No. 1 grade Keshorn broil
ers U to 2 lbs., 14Jc; Tryers under
3 lbs., 15c; fryers 2i to 4 lbs., 18c;
roasters over 4 lbs., 19c; legborn
hens over 3 lbs., 12c; Leghorn
hens under 31 lbs., 10c; colored
hens over 6 lbs., 1.1c; colored hens
over 5 lbs., 13c; colored hens 1 tn
5 lbs., 13c; old roosters 8Sc.
Dressed turkeys, onions, pota
toes, hay wool, mohair, cascarn,
hops unchanged.
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 7 (AP)
(V. S. Dept. Agr.) 1KKSR: Slow,
lule sales trucked In weak to 15
lower, closed steady, good-choice
170-215 lb. drlvelns mostly $7.35,
few lo $7.50, 2 sorted loads 195 lb.
$7.ti0, medium lightweights 7.15.
230-00 111. G.75, light lights $6.50-85,
packing sows under 450 lb. J5.25
50, choice light feeder -pigs quot
able $7.00. - .
CATTLE: Calves rnirly active,
steady, few common-medium grass
steers $7.25-9.00, good fed steers
quotable $10.35 and above; few
common-meilluin grass heifers
$5.50-8.00, ennner-common dairy
type cows $3.50-5.00. Tnt llolslelns
$5.50. good beef cowb salable $0.25
75, common-medium bulls $5.50
11.50, good beef bulls S7.0O-25, good
choice ve'alers $10.00-11.00, select
$11.25.'common'gras8 calves $5.00.
SIIIOKP: Steady, goodcholi-e 80-
85 lb. $7.2550. feeders
salable
$6.25, few yearlings $5.00. good , n ambulance took him to the
slaughter ewes $3.00, culls $1.00. j field hospital.
Jonnson is head of the (! 26 in-
WHEAT I telllgence) section, lie Is from
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 7. Salt Lake Clly, where he Is n nn
(APl Onen High Low Close t0nnl guard officer.
Sept 74 74 71 11
FOR SALE
House trailer, Oldsmoblle make,
bed nnd hullt lns. Practically new.
Price $250.00. Call 427-U or Inquire
446 H. Jackson. Adv.
CORNS HURT?
MILLION aff.V'X
SOLI
CHAPMAN'S
coii-orr
DBUO STORE
Local
News
Here From Myrtle Crook
Hurry Rice, o' Mnle Crock, was
a I in Iness visitor in this city
today.
Here From Oakland Claitrtt
flofl. of Oakland, kpent yesieriKv
tit Reselling intending lo bit mi
nors. i Mrt. Gr.e Heri Mrs. T. 17
Crne. of Wilbur, shopped nnil vis
ited friends In '.li's clly yester
day. I Gardiner Visitor Hurc James
W Ford Jr., of Gardiner, spent
yositrday In this clly altenijlng
l.i business. "
' Undergo Tonsilectomies Mrs.
C'uy Chamberlain, ir 12K Flint
street, unil Mrs. George Olllvunt,
of Olalla. unilerwenl tonslleci
umles yesterilay by Dr. A. l Seely.
Sunshine Club to Picnic The
Nnrthslde Sunshine club members
und their families have been In
vited to attend the annual club pic
nic Thursday at noon in Young's
nuto park.
Vacationing .Mrs. Nanee Fit
slniinnns, saleslady ut liwell's. Is
spendltig the week vneatlnnlng anil
vlsltlni! relatives at Camas. Wash.
She plans to resume her work here
Monday.
Move to Roseburn Mr. and
M-s. (lenrge Dure, nf Uminu.i,
li.ivo moved In Itoselm: !!. Mr. I
helm, eonneeled l'h the Kred !
Fliher gladioli bulb raising busl
ness on North Pine street.
Leaves for Oklahoma Till! Da
vU. employee at the Nordilng
Ar.to Parts eomnnny store liore,
left Monday for Ponea Clly. Okla..
lo spend yvo weeks vneatlonlnn
and visiting relatives.
Back From California M r s.
Ueverly Woods nodney. employee
al the Hotel l!iniiiiia. has return
ed to her home in this clly. fol
lowing a visit with her nioiner ai
Furtuiiu, Calif.
Move to Susan Creek Mr. nnd
Mrs. Hugh Shellaharger and
daughters. Mildred and .Margaret,
and son, lnln, have moved from
North Pino street lo their iilaen on
Susan creek.
Returns Home Mrs. fl. Max
well has returned to hot' home ut
Minneapolis, Minn., following a
visit here at the home of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul llelweg, and family, In
Laurelwood.
Here From Missouri C. K.
Groves, of Willow Spring, Missouri.
Is In lloseburg enjoying a visit wllh
bis brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Groves, on llrnck
way street, and at Glcngarv visit
ing bis molher and sister, Mrs. C.
C. Groves nnd Mrs. Olive Hells.
Here on Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
I'lovd droves, of Salem, have ar
rived here on their vacation and
will visit until Saturday with the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W droves; his brother and slster-ln-lnw,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
(iroves. In Uiurelwood. and wiih
his grandmother and aunt, Mrs. 1 .
C Groves and Mrs. Olive Hells in
(ilengary. Saturday they plan lo
leave lor Big lake in eastern Ore
gon to spend the second week or
their vncatlom
Ship With Child Refugees
Said Sunk by Torpedo
NEW YORK, Aug. 7. (AP)
Unconfirmed reports In shipping
circles here said today that Ihe
lliillsh motorshlp passenger unei
I Accra, 9.337 tons, hud been sunk
off the Irish coast wiin n neiiv.
loss of lire, lnciuomg many unu
refugees being sent to New ork
anil Canada. .... , ,.
These reports said unit um mm;
was torpedoed when 3 days otf
thn Knglish coast and Hint only 30
survived.
(There was no verification rrom
London.) ,,
Last Thursday Macltay radio
picked up an SOS rrom an million
lllled ship saying she had been
torpedoed about 400 miles off the
Irish coast. Nothing more was
heard alter the original report.
Falling Flag Pole Hits
National Guard Officer
GRAND MOUND. Wash., Aug. 7.
(AP) United States national
guard olflcers here for war games
tn list blitzkrieg technique wer
scattered by n falling 60-foot flag
pole today which, bit. Lt. Klmer
Johnson of the 40th division on tho
head, tnluring him severely.
The pole missed three brigadier
venern hi find hit .lonnson SO III! I eiy
.. ,.. head, cutting open his sculp.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Calomel -And You'll Jump Out ol
Bed in th Morning Rtrin' lo Go
The liver ihould pour 2 pints of bile iulca
Into your bowel every day. If thU bile tl
not flowing; freely, your food may not di
gest, It may juit decay In the bowel i, Then
8aa bloat up your stomach. You get con
stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world,
looks punk.
It takes those rood, otd Carter's Little
Liver Pills to get these 2 Dint of bile flow
ing freely to make you feel "up and up."
Ot a package today. Tsk a riirctUd.
Amaxlng In making bile How freely. Ak
tut Uuter'a UtU Liver 1'ille, 10? awl
Industries to Be His
Subject in Roseburg
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N'ews-Hevlew KllKruvlnK:.
Robert H. McLean, above, as
sistant manager of Columbia Km
plre Industries, Inc., will speak be
fore tho Itosehurg Klwanis club
Tuesday, August lit, at their lunch
eon meeting. The meeting will he
open to tho public and all Interest
ed persons are Invited to attend.
Slides which Mr. SIcKenn will
bring to Kosehurg represent a very
line collection .of Industrial photos.
"Ilehlnd the Scenes of Industry"
tell of many things that lake place
in the everyday Industries.
On August 10 the Amalgamated
Sugar Co., makers of "While Satin"
sugar, will salute Itosehurg and her
resources. Mr. McKean states he
is elail to assist the company In
Iheir campaign by showing pictures
it this Industry us well as the oilier
Industries (it thr
Columbia Knipire.
Since Mr. McKenn was n mem
ber of the firm of Knight Packing
Co. for many years before becom
ing asslslant manage- nf Columbia
Kmpire Industries, be has an excel
lent understanding of the industrial
problems of thn Pacific northwest.
TWIXT AND 'TWEEN
Minister "Anil how old are you,
sonny?"
Sonny "Oh, I'm Just at Hint awk
ward ago." i
Minister "Really,, and what do
you cull the awkward ago?"
Sonny "Well, I'm loo old to cry
and loo young to cuss,"
Railroad dining car kitchens
range finui 1111 In 17 feet. In longttt
and from U to 7 lent In width.
VITAL STATISTICS
!' MARRIAGE LICEN8E8 - -CHAMIIIOHI.IN
DL'TTS Wll
bert Al. Chamlierllu, Portland, and
lOiuniti Murlli Hulls, Kosehurg.
Mats. 30c
Eves. 40c
Kiddies 10c
Inc. tax
j jylj
Europe Sans Jews.
Nazi Peace Proviso
niCIU.IN, Aug. 7i (AP) A Euro
liean eontlnent without jews who
would lie hanlshed to some remote
rorner of the glolie will be one of
the prerequisites for ra "Uerman
peace," Das Schwarze Korps, or
gan of Adoir Hitler's SS elitu
guard, said today.
The papor warned that Jews
everywhere in lCurnpo would he
driven from their "hide-outs" du
spite the present ohHcryanca of
"ciimnullaged restraint."
Norway, Denmark. Holland, Tlel
gluin and both occupied and unoc
cupied France were nutions singled
out Tor mention.
"Jews in these countries," said
Ihe paper, "have readily dlsap-
'peared from public life ami with
drew from civil offices and, edito
rial rooms."
A similar trend Is noticeable In
nil neutral Kurope, the paper
stated.
'I he article Implicit Hint anil
Semitic measures In various Euro
pean states are too weak to suit
the liermans.
"Tho Kuropean Jewish question
is not to be solved through homeo
pathic remedies nnd not by admin
istrative mid humane directions,"
it said.
"Germany will solve her own
Jew question herself. As soon as
the lust Jew is driven out of Ger
many, the rest of Europe, which Is
awaiting a German peace, may
know this peace must he one with
out Jews."
Tho paper In scornful language
charged that the Jews, together
with llrllons, tried to "convert all
Kurope into a chaotic, blood-soaked
battlefield."
It warned that Jews must pay tlx
bill.
"Germany's and Italy's victory."
it said, "will secure space far away
from European labor nnd culture
where the scum of humanity may
try to lead a life nf lis own toll or
die n death It eurned."
Dr. Scofield Leaves to
Attend Eagles' Conelave
Dr. II. n. Scofield. local chiro
practor and secretary of the Eagles
lodge, Is leaving today for Chicago,
where bo will attend tho national
convention ol the Eagles lodge
rrom Aug. la to Ho then will
go to Davenport, Iowa, to spend a
week at Ihe Palmer chiropractic
Women who sutler painful, Irregu
lar purlods wllh nervous, moody
spells duo to functional cuuso
should find Lydla E. Plnkbsm's
Vegetable Compound strnplv mar
velum to relieve such distress.
Plnkham's Compound Is made
eapcofallv to help weak, fired wom
en to go smllnui thru dlffloult days.
Over 1,000,000 women havo reported
amusing bonoUU, WI4i WORTH
TRYING I
McGINTY HAS ARRIVED!
He'll Be in Town (on film) for Four Days!
It
mi
school to study new met hods, ar
tieuiariy in tne use 01 A-rny. t
Explosion at Powder
Plant Kills Three Men
I.KnANON, O.. Aug. 7. (API
'Three, men were killed toduy In a
terrific explosion that wrecked
powder-processing building of the,
King Powder company, at nearby,
King's Mills.
They were Charles lloslbnlB, 25,;
liissou; Hobart Combs, :i.r, and,.
William Heed, 45. -
('. (i. King, chairman nf the
board, said tlie plant was not op
erating on government orders nnd.,
that there was no reason to sus-..
poet Babotage.
Lowell's Stores' Staffs
Confer and Dine Here;
Malingers nnd salesladies of thn
Lowell stores at Marshfield. Grants
Pass und Mnrslifield were guests
of owner L. A. Ithndeu ut a busi
ness conference and dinner bold
here Sunday. Tho guests were en
tertained at the ltboden homo fol
lowing the conference.
2-7-9
Mats. 30o
Eves. 40o
Inc. Um
PLUS
"Arizona
Cyclone"
ENDS TODAY
PAL NIGHT
"Manhattan
Heartbeat"
and
'The Under Pup"
with . . . ,
GLORIA JEAN
To Mad
You Laugh
Away the
Heat!
Shorts
COMING THURSDAY
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