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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1940.
News of Douglas Cqiuity1
LauStfnggjiast
I.OOKIfKiCT Auk. 27. Mm.
Guy Bueil c. '..ji. Aiuokw arrived
Hiituvda v to visit wllli hr Hoii-iu-Ihw
und daughter, All', iinil Mis.
John Itodley, for a few ila.
Mm. Neil' Clin liny ti ml hiiiiiII
cliuiRhtcr. Miuleiie, ill OoqulllG,
liave boon vIhUIiik Mi-h, GuriiHy'H
father, H. 1). MoiittsQiiiviy, the paxt
week.
Mr. mill Mrii. ICIiloii Crow mill
children mo iiiovIiik lulo their
homo 111 I he valley. The hoUHB ban
recently been imivcil from Itn for
iner locution to a site nearer the
road,
Lvnn Horiees returned lo Med-
ford Sunday to renunie word in llie
pear harvest after ieiiillliK the
week with tho home ffilkn fnllow
intf employment in the picking- of
Hartlett peal a In the Mcdtord or
chard!. . . : ,
Mr. and Mia. CunnliiKuam and
children, who havo rtmided . oil I tie
lliitchiua place the pant year, have
moved to. Oakland to make, tlielr
home.
Vernon Ureen mid Raymond
lluelt have Mulshed work in the
fruit aland lit IHIhinl anil have re
turned to their respective homes
ill the. valley.
Mn and Mm. W. J. Meredith and
children. LUa luid Charles, nt-roni-imnled
by Sin .Meredith's fiulier,
Clayton Arnold, spunl 1'ilday af
ternoon at the Kutheilln fair.
H. O. Klore l drlvlliK a Stllde
liaker car purchased thin week In
ItimeliurK.
Mr. and Mm. Uou Hindi and
children liave moved the pant week
from th SpuiiKh Idiico to the cot
tiiKH on the Jeff WilllaiiiH ranch.
SIra. Mary Hiulth mid kuiiIiiIiiw.
A. II. Mftrali. apeiit Kridivy at Hi"
coaBt: returiiliiK via I lie old Oooa
llav hluhway. which ban liueu re
mirrnceil thin year and put In Rood
driving condllloii. Mr. Marsh
aiient a llltle time flnliliin In the
Btrcani throUKh tlie canyon and ro
turned witli a, hLiIuk of nice trout.
E. A. Burton, who will nerve as
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A DOUGLAS
COUNTY- PRODUCT
Mfg. by
. Douglas County Mills.
Buy It from your
favorite grocer.
miporintcndent of the school this
year, brought a load of furniture
this week proiiariilory to inovtiiK
here on September 1 to take charge
ofhls duties.
School will open September 9
with I;!. A. Burton, assisted' by the
.Misses Helen Wooden and Alia
May Alvernon, teaching In the high
school and (lot don IIiisshII. Mrs.
Itussell, Mrs. Helen Huar and Miss
Clara Man llullor In. the KraUos.
school mounds the past week, and
put in shape the additional three
acres of adjoining wound which
was. added to the acuool Krounds
this year to furnish spate for hall
diamonds.
A truck load of Couuilln folk
spent the day in (lie valley Friday,
enlovlne a nicnie dinner at the
Buckle home and eettiug peaches
from the local Kiowers to take
back.
VisilinK on Sunday at the home
rl.. ,,11,1 Mir dliaties (ireeil
were Doll Copley from Rogue Klvor.
and son. Kennoin, who nas receiuo
been transferred lo Sacrameiilo
from Honolulu where lie spent
thirty-one months in the U. S. avia
tion coiiw.
Wednesday Mr. anil Mrs. Charles
Green and family enjoyed a visit
from some former Houth Hakola
friends, Mr. ami Mrs. Krnest Kurth,
and the hitler s rather and mmner.
.Mr. ami .Mrs. Morris ot Dayton.
Wash.
Mr. ami Mrs. Irvlnn Sllsby have
moved to KosehurK to make their
home while Mr. Sllsby has employ
ment at the mill at Siilherlln.
1 A rainlly reuulon was held Sun
duy at the camii liiound north ot
Mvrlle t!ieek honoring Mrs. Georne
Oi'inaduv (if . Wntsonvlllo. Calif., who
with lie.r son-in-law and daiiKhlnr.
-.. i rtliui-li.M Illekunheick
ol l.os Amseles, have been visiting
at the home or Mrs. Ciuaday s
nephew, Charles Dyaeri; and fam
ily. Mrs. Casiiday Is Hearing nine
Iv years old. and Is a sister of the
latp Dave Dysert. a pioneer resi
dent for ninny years of the Hour-
nny Vnllev dlslrlct. rtiwmtr me
nieces -ind nephews with their fam
ilies who attended the reunion on
Sunday were: Mrs. Clenl Weaver,
or Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs.
Tied Fritz, Melrose, mi. ami .un.
Charles Dysert. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Dysert and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Dave liyscrl and family. Mrs. Koy
Bueil and Mrs. lairvin iiearu.
.Inula nf I III. vullltv. lire 111 HO IllUCCS
of Mrs. Casaday.
I , ; .
. . CEREAL GRASS
iHVrrant'
' eowardi
22Pcrturbf. - -24
This grain If
fed to n
43 Spain (abb;.).
44 To. increase,
46 Fiber knoti.
48 Hawaiian bird
80 Aye.
51 Spl'tf of this
gra,ut.
25 A spur.
zi roems. ;
29 Quantity, bl
matter, ,
30 Confuted.
32 Formerly.
34 To harvest.
34 Fish,
38 Youth,
4i Early.
44 Pertaining tc
air.
'.: To postpone.
47 cnums.
Lookingglass
.OGKINGGl.ASS, Auk. 21. The
oi-eiilm: dale for school has been
iiuimunecd n Sept. ti. I no ouses
will operate as usual with Dwlfiht
Morgan and viikii l.ynn covociuk
their respective districts as form
erly. Mr. Hoffman will operate
the- bus rroui tne uiaiia nnu ien
mile dlstrlcls and tho children
from, the Jluppy Valley district.
will he transported as formerly.
I , Trio crude school Building lias
been thoroughly reliovnled. fresh-
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BEAUTIFUL NATURELAND
(Just South of Bandon on the Beach)
Beautllul grounds, artistically designed. Private drive to beach.
Clamming, fishing and surf bathing..
REASONABLE RATES FOR DAY OR WEEK
NATURELAND COTTAGES
BANDON, OREGON
BOBIZONTAtV 1 Answer t Ptsvieus Posile
lPictUred' .
! cereaL Indian
' 6 It' has been ' '
since -the
discovery of, ,
America.
13 Narcotic.
14 Sailor.
15 To depend.
16 Networks.
19 Animal's
stomach;
20 Note in scale.
21 PredicameotJ
23 And. . ,
24Lauhter.
sound.
25FueL
26 Pep.
28 Measure of
type.
30 To attitudinize 93 To undermine 6 Tardy.
31 Fish. . 55 Great expert. 7 Mohammedan SI Each (abbr,),
33 Eminent; 57 Scalp mosque priest, oz nauroaa
35 Words. covering, 8 Go on (music) (abbr.),
37 Thin silk. 5 Flannel. 9 Bow in sky, 54 Dance step.
,39 Beasts, of! 61 It U a 10 Rubber wheel 56 North Africev
burden. North Amor- pad. (abbr.);
40 Preposition. . ; lean cereal 11 Growing out. 57 Pronoun.
41 Sun god. grass. 12 Moisture. 58 Street (abbr.)
42 Transposed 62 Its esrs have 17 Ell. 69 Northeast
(abbr.); a of silk. IS I am (contr.). (abbr.).
VERTICAL.
1 Heart.
2 Musical
drama.
3 To vex.
4 No.
5 Cherry,- color. 49 Land right.
50 Still
I 2 3 4-"- 5 4 I 7 j 9 iQ n 'jrj'
HgrT--p"; - !sr-zr-
w' 3lml w '
Tj5o JL 5 :
ed 1 MJ J tiLLlL'
1 kalmnuiiied anil ;iiiitff and the
lluorn Hiindtil and rurfnirtticd. A
vnry thormiKh Juh or Handing and
icfiiilrtliluc lias been dune on the
floor of the, gymiiaHfum and all in
In . leadini-HH ror a record attend
ance this year.
The tluetihliiK machine and
coiiiliiiifB have prucllcally rinUhed
tne Jiialn niu'vet In the valley und
tho growers report a much llMhlor
yield than Ik noriuully produced.
Only the sudan kihsh reniHiiiH to
bu tbreHhed. TlireKhlng outflLa
were operated In the vulley by
Creed Craiil'lll and II e i in a n
Hchuue. whilu t'unibiiiert wirq us-
wl by Diilbert OlUvant. ami Mr.
Murfilck, .... . ,
,M(hh Janice Yockoy of Stockton.
Call I'., led Saturday for Riddle aft
er visiting lor a tew duy at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Henry
Jones. MIhh Vockey will visit her
Kiandfnthei'j Win. .1 nek son. and
aunt. Mrs. Kvelyn Gardner, or Kid
dlo betnre returnitiK to her home
hi Stockton.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Jones and
daughters. Dorothy and Carol,
were Sunday KiiPHts ut the home
o Mis. Jonert sister, Mrs. Kvelyh
Uanlner. or Hiddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Meredith
ami children, accompanied by Mrs.
I. B. Howard and daughter, Mrs.
('. H. Doilgu. of Tacoma. Wash.,
drove to Hlce creek Sunday to
visit Mr. Meredith's parents.
Itay Hawk of Medford. who
lauglit the fifth and , sixth K''ad
room In the local school last year
and had- been re-elected Tor the
ensuing year, called Sunday to
lender bis resignation. Mr. Hawk
has been training in the army air
school at Medford during the
mer and has received notice that
he will he called to Randolph Held
for further training in. the near
luturr. In the meantime he has
accepted a pnnlMon as albleitc
coach In the Grants l'ass schools
and will serve in that capacity un
til called to serve in the army uir
corps. Mrs, Gordon Rusi1!, wife
thten
tho'
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Sutheriin
at.'THEItLIN. Aug. 22. C. C.
rtlstoe o(. CorvaJlis was In town
Tnenrtay visiting;, friends. Mr. Fris
tne Is 4 .former Suthorlia resi
lient. . The Frank Holgale and Les Ho
l.frly fiiniillCK ilclih:koil on tne
I'mpqua- river river Tuesday eve
IllllK. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Austin and
Hinall daughter or Houelnug vis
lied relativcfl and friends- here
Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Anna Hftitkenson Is able
In he around iiRttln after . being
III nf the (hi.
Richard Firman of Iloseburs
was a business visitor In town
Thursday.
Mrs. J. w. Culver Sr., and Jackie
Culver returned Tuesday, iilxht
from a two weeks,' trl to Seattle,
Wash., where tbey visited rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. fjlen Cooper of
Drain, former Sutheriin residents,
were In town Wednesday visiting
Mends nnd attending to business.
Albert Kicks or Jefferson. Ore..
arrived recently and has accepted
employment at the Mt. Scott Lum
ber company, mill.
MrB. Hazel Keith returned Wed
nesday from Portland where she
has been vlsltlni; relatives and
friends.
Hollo Knowles. local carpenter,
has contracted to build a five-
rnnin -modern house for Mr. and
Mrs. illlam CaJin of Melrose,
Charles .Medley of Oakland was
a business visitor In town Thurs
day morning.
The, funeral for the late Miss
Josephine Young was- held at the
Methodist church Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock with Rev. I..
weaver' off clal nc Interment
followed In the Valley View ceme
tery. Stearns mortuary of Oak
land was in charge.
I. A. C'oraHtock is having his
house on Third avenue reshlnglcd
this week. H. Wllloughby is do
ing the work.
Carver Hamilton of Dodge cun-
yon was a' business visitor in
town Thursday.
George Roadman made a trip to
his ranch at I'rlnevllle the first of
the week where he got a truck
loail of honey which lie Is extract
ing ut Ilia plant here.
The Copco company baa been
installing new light poles in Suth
eriin the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thompson
and son, Mickey, and Halo (lutes
of Cottage Grove and Mrs. Agnes
( enisle or Keeusnort were week
end guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Holgate at their borne on Third
avenue.
Mrs. Louis Smith and children,
Lilly Jean and Lewis Jr., are va
cationing at Newport. Ore., this
week.
Earl fivans and Claude Squire
of Days Creek visited and attend
ed to business in Sutheriin Thurs
day.
Mrs. Leslie Chapman of Drain
is spending a few days visiting
witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Or
ville French.
Lyle Smith left Friday for Ku
gene where lie lias moved his
horses- and- where he plana- to
make bis home. The family will
move there soon.
Miss Juanlta Allen returned
Thursday evening from Oakland
and Sun Francisco where she at
tended the fair. While In Califor
nia Miss Allen visited her broth
er, Lewis, at Mlddletown and says
that he enjoys his work there
very much. Mrs. Frank O. Young
and daughter, June, accompanied
Miss Allen home. Mrs. Young and
June, had beon visiting rrlcmls in
San Francisco for tho past two
weeks.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Get: of New
ton, Kans.. are visiting at theTom
Hand home. Mrs. Hand and Mr.
Gel, are sister and brother.
Miss Delorcs Manfiill who lias
been vlslling her parents, -Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Manfull at tnetr oome
on Laurel Heights, left for her
home In Yakima, Wash., Use rirst
of the, week. -v
Mr. and Mrsi Adolph Christian
sen loft Thursday for Portland
where they, will visit relatives be
fore returning to their home in
Los Angeles. Mr. and Airs, unrisi
lansen have been visiting at the
George lleecroft home since Sunday.
Airliner Seeks Repairs
After Crash Wit Gull
NEW YORK, Aug. 28. (API
A seagull smacked Into an airliner
as it was about to take oft from
LaUuardla fleld today and flew
away under ita'power, which was
more . than the airliner did.
Tho bird, flying blind through a
heavy, rainstorm, struck the air
liner's left windshield and chipped
the glass. Stunned, the seagull fell
to the plane's wing, flopped around
for a minute, got its w ind buck,
and ftew away.
The airliner, transferring its 12
Boston-bound passengers to anoth-i
er Bin retires lo a nangar lor
repairs.
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JT Sorthtvcst
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A carefully measured amount ol vitamin D the
sunshine vitamin. That's what you get In every
can ol evaporated milk Irradiated by Borden's.
And more richness, purity, uniformity, early
acceptance In 1930 by the Council on Food of the
American Medical Association... fill! Myf-
thtst are the valuea you buy when your choice " ,T' GMUMI4
of evaporated milk I Borden's. Stock up. IT'i MT TO tc
6000
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Special Prices
for Friday and Saturday
SMACKS That cMtetous
Sunshint Buttor f Csf
Crack. X Pkg. J9V
SHREDDED WHEAT The
original.
2 Pfcgf
19C
A PRODUCT OP SWIFT & COMPANY
25C
NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE
Mako somo Toll House Cook
ies for th week-end. ibMm
2 Pkg., 7l
POTATO CHIPS Regular
15c size. f
2 Pkgs Z5C
MARSHM ALLOWS
pound package.
2 Pkgst
-Full
25c
NALLEY'S SHOESTRING
POTATOES (!
2 large cans 93
sweet potatoes
no. vs. 4 lbs.
19C
DANISH SQUASH
3 for
IOC
C. & H. SUGAR
10-lb. bag,
53C
of the principal (if the Krudo
Hchool, wiih elected to rill the vacancy.
W in. JiH-kgnn relumed to hlft
homo in Itlddle on Saturday eve
ning with Mr. und Mrs. Auntln
Wilson nnd duiiKhter, Molbu, alter
huvinK Kpent the week ut the
home or his snii-in-liiw and da tig li
ter. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry .JnueH,
Mr. and Mrs, Thoa. Buckley find
Ron. Nelson, drove to tho coast cm
l-Vlday to attend the tuneral of
Mrs. Hiu-kle's K'out uncle, who
passed away at Bandon.
Mru I It llnu'iinl uiwl iIuiiIim.
Mrs. . 11. llnilirfi hf 'rnrtitmiJ'-
Wflsh.. wre dinner K urn In on Sun-'
day at (he home ot Mr. and Mm.
Fred Klehard. . r .... I
Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Andersen
and Mr. and Mrs. Kiel Illsnuiker of
Los Angeles are expoiited to ar
rive on Stindny tn visit at the'
homo of Mrs. Andersen's mother,1
Mrs. Alma LelMerc. A birthday
dinner honoring Mr. Andersen is
planned lor Sunday to be served
at the home of Mr; and Mrs. Ev
erett Hod Kes in KosehurK.'
Miss Margaret Kosers loft on
Wednesday for San Francisco
with - John Zoeter ami daughter.
Marlon. The party will visit Miss
MadHoit ZnelHr In San Francisco
for a few days and make a rra line
men l a for M Ihh Kogers to enter
coll oho possibly at Oakland.
John oeter of- Kansas City ar
rived Monday for a visit with Mrs.
ZnetfM- ami the children, Marlon,
lonsie, Tom and Felix, who re-
sid in the valley. Mr. Zoeter is
in the pmploy of the railroad at
Kansas City and is suuiidlug his
vacation lu the west with his
family. 1
Hurt left pear growers finished
harvesting the pears the past
week approximately two - weeks
earlier than the average season.
The crop is lighter this year than
normally due to rust liilestatiou.
The pears were loaded lu Itoso-
burg ror shipment to the Keid
Murdork Co. In Salem. I
T. F. Heard, .who' has bwn crl-
tleaHy HI the past few weeks, Is
much improved ir. he.tlth though
slill in a siM'ious condition. Noel
Heard of Ashland spont n few
days last week with his father j
and brother.- Corvln and family.
A Nlraraguan woman has borne
four sets of triplets, in in:tO, VX:,
IUIiCi, anil H3S. and all are alive
and well. j
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Monday
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II . day outing needs at Red & White.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 AND 31
PEP Kellogg's ....... Size . .. .. lie
; Matches Red white . . . .. . 1 4c
CEISCO 48c
I Toikt Tissue LR":. . 10c
Sunshine Krispy
CRACKERS ,.27c
Sunshine Hydrox
COOKIES C29C
Pheasant
SWEET PICKLES 200
Red & White
WAX PAPER' 15c
Red & White
RIPE OLIVES p::l29c
Red A White
BAKED BEANS 33c
Red & White
CATSUP bottles 16c
Red 4 White-
PANCAKEFLOUR 18c
Red & White Cane & Maple
syrup-....:: 37c
Red & White
Sifted Peas No Ir," 29c
Red & White. All Green
Asparagus ,:l.b:.u.l,."?o8r 47c
Rav-R.Jell All Flavors
Gelatine Dessert 3 PkfBo8r 14c
Red & White '
French Dressing 13c
Red & White Homcstyle
Pineapple Noc. 20c
Mart Ground in the store
Coffee ,' I... b1a'8b. 23c
Red sV White Drip or Reg. Grind
Coffee :;'b.25c
Red & White
Mayonnaise Pints 25c
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