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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1940. Iiiaued Dally Knept Nuntliir bjr tlie ArH-i(rviev t.u., inc. Mrmbrr of The Aorllrd Prtm Tint Ansorintrd PrenA la excimlve Iv entitled to the tlwe for renublica lion of all now diHptchcn cretlltM to it or not nuterwitto rrpuiieu I lif m pit per and to all local news mib Khi'd tictr'in. All r u UN or r puh lira lion of Hpui'lal Ulttjiutclics Uo ruin aro aio rebcrvea. f J the solons run true lo form, they QUT OUR WAY "in rmii-i ioi'u mi lilt; I til It! J, uj an Hvci'ao of about -12 per ntiUo. It would neeiii u good moment to call fur u moratorium on moat of these. UAItKIH Kl.USWOItTII Kdltor Kntered n rmitf clan mat tor May 17, ltf. at tlic pr.M office at IloMPburff, Oregon, under act of March '. 1878. Represented by Kw Ynrk 271 Mii'Iihiiii Ave rill' ran" :IK'I N Ml'lllglill Axe. Sail l-'runrlM-ii -:i-tl Hush Mice! lie- troit ;nixi w. iimnd it'iuh-vni'l I.DH AuirrlP 4 ft:f K. Spring Klri-cl Keatllr eu;i Mwiwuri mruci rri lanit USO K. W. Hlxth Aw HI l.uuli 111 N. 'IVnlll Htreet. Editorials on News (Continued from page 1.) HKJti t power development, gain one seal each. Olio seat each Jinn been lost by Arkansas, JIHiiiil.s, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, Okla homa ami 1'ctinnylvuiilu. THE slowing down of r. S. pupil- f-i""in, null mm: mil ill I J- zailon iiolnt reached probably hy around J9KU (the statisticians lell un) won't apply to Hie far west. ly WaUams jnn Ink Oil r mis Ml I ATI Hubarrlplloii Hairs I.'ally. per year liy mall I'.liO iJiilly, inunlliH hy iiihII Z.o'l Dully, 3 months by mull 1 i'li linlK' liv 1'iii-rliT ner iimiil li . . . .11.. Pally, liy carrier pur year 7.811 QTHANCIC anil rather note In (lie news: Flirty to 50 people are Killed In a railroad neelilenl in Spain. The accident Ik believed lo have been due to failure of a roiiimon, or dinary switch. Kvery state, rminty and elty official or htmnl Hint haiitlles pulilli: motley should pulilmh at regular IntervalM un iicciiiiiiiiiiK of II, hIio wlnir where mid hw eui-ll dollar In spent. Thin Im a fuiKlii tunlilul principle of di.-lliu-erulle hiivumiiiioiiL S1NCI! President KuobovcII pro clalined the United Stati-K would not permit any foretell pow er to get a new foothold In the western hemisphere and obtained naval and air bases in Hrllalu's American possessions, thero has been mueli talk of seeking similar favors III South America. In Chile tills talk has received a decidedly rrosty nip. The lend ing govei'iinieut-controlled news paper denounced any rumors that Chile was going to give the Unit ed States any such bases. It said such uctlon would be contrary to Intcrmttionnl law. It maliitulued that evt n the gravest situation would not warrant sueli sover eignly, because the sovereignty it self would bo worse than the dang er "played up as an or.cusc." ', Then tho iiupor added: "Chile can look after llseir." The newspapers' tone Is In en tiro keeping with a certain bellig erent bantam rooster spirit in tho Chileans. Thero was a time w hen It looked as If In their temerity they would come into armed con flict with the United States. Back in 1 W!) I the supporters of the Chilean congress revolted against President llllltnurcda and overthrew him. Those who en gineered the successful revolt charged tlie I'nited States had shown favoritism toward Hnliuii eeda. .Oct. 16, 1S!H, a party of Hsllors landed at Valparaiso on shore leave front the U. S. warshit Ilallimore. the town. IJXFOIITCNATKI.Y. truffle la talltles in America continue to keep pace with war casualties. For that, we can't blame gov ernments. Tho blame rests sipiare ly upon I'S as Individuals. If each of us would drive as carefully as ho should ALL TIIK TIMIO, Willi due regard lor the iikhih in oiners, America a scan dalous total of traffic deaths w ould shrink almost to I ho vanish ing point. ( HEV, ROOKIB, X ( THAT'S FIME .' bpdoww ay 1 YOUGL BLAWKET ) THAT'S WHERE ' RS.aui.ST Y WILL BE OFF OM I ( I'LL WEED IT I I TH' GROUNC5 I IM AM OTHER. J " ( IM AMO'THER ) V JUMP.' lpa 1 COPK. H II USA SCRVICt. mc. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System 1500 Kilocycles Iti:.MAIM(l HOIKS TOIIAV 4:00 Ha lien Time. 4:15 Ma Perkins, Oxydol, MBS. I :.'I0 Confessions of u Corsair, M Its. Britain Counts On Free French Help To Defeat Italy liy lieWTTT MacKKNIK (liy the AsKocfaled Press) The major offensive which Hie Iti-ill9-.il linlicale they are inaugonil iuu against .Mussolini Willi tlie Idea of knocking him om (r (he war is r.noV..( i.... i, .. t- . iihi-ij io see sensational neve op- Ili.S. "' K '" li,n"1''1 "ilccllons. S:30 Cinnamon Bear, Copco. U,I"K ,H n growing 6:46 Cap't Midnight, Ovaltine ! Possibility Unit the strong French MBS. ' military forces In uorlhcrn Africa 6:110 Fulton l-wis. Jr MIIS ,,,-r' ""'ll' Vi"' Boveinment 0: Dinner nance ' " i and Ihrow tlieir lot in wlih the llrit 6::il John II. Hughes MIIS i'"1'- ""' camtuign Is in full B:4fi Interlude. ' '' swing. As a matter of fact, from 6:55 News. Calif. Pacific Utili-'""' "i"1""1 thinking being done in ties Co. ; London. I have a hunch Hie Primus 7 : (in Mutual .Maeslios. I""' gambling a bit Hint they may 7:30 Wythe Williams, S t a r ' '"' "l,,' l" wl their lormer colonial Blades, MBS. .llllies over. 7:45 Sensational Quiizes, Sensa- The HritMi n,.,.d ibis belo. HV lion Cioarottes, MBS. uerlain thai while Ihev on.bahlv cm bymohonv Hour. .... i.... i.. .1...... Standard Oti Comoanv i : ... ""',', ., " "" " ' i fin ..i i in im ii ii t iii hi mi air luni's. Ihi-y will hnvn lo i-inilny very cDtiHidi'Kililii IjiihI roiiMiiifcnlH ri'iisi-. In; adiliMl. "I think we shotilil hu wry much eoncnH'il u it li I In .l.timiicKe boatH, lure IkihLk, wi-ll llttcU-out, that ko Into thm area. "We have proof where they have Hiirveyetl the whole count Ihiu ami Urislol hay. Wo also know they have unno Inslile the Ihree-nille limit ami have gone ashore and mam ramp .Several el pti'UitoiH at thu hetiiiiis. 4th Congressman For Oregon Seen Dr. Edwards Talks On Draft Methods 8:00 Standard MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. II: Hi Ilance (Hell. II:. '10 -Hal Kemp's Orcli.. MIIS. 10:00 Haven of Rest, MBS. io::iosigu ore. WASIIINOTON, Hoc. 5. (API Oregon's two representatives now in Washington, Homer n. Angell. lapanese were Interest- i ' I'ortlaiiil rcpubllr;n and Walter -.1. i'ierce, (Ui Grande democrat), exinessed the view the state's leg islature probably would redistrict the state at its next session to pro vide for the fourth representative it gets because of increased popula tion. I'ierce said lie helleved the legis lature might carve a fourth district out of Hie first and third districts, making the fourth a Columbia river district. Kach of these districts, be said, hail large population while his district, the second, had less than one fourth of the slate's popu lation. Hut, he added, "Ihe legisla ture will arrange, the districts lo suit itself." Or. Charles A. Ktlwards. u mem ber of the Houglas County Selective Service boanl, was a speaker last night at Hie regular meeting of tho Kosehurg I. Ioiis club, explaining the method of conscription and oilier tails pertaining to llio mili tary tit all. 1 'li 1 1 1 In ci It. general chairman for Ihe New Year's eve daneo to be sponsored by tho club lor the liene Ht or the I ii ii 1 1 used lo buy glasses lor children In needy families, re ported good progress on the nr- riiiigeineuls for the event and an- Fill HAY. HFC. t; 7.00 --SHUT anil Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review of tha Air 7:40 Newt, Denn-Gerrctsen Co r:io J. M. Judd Says morning. 7:r.(l lihapsoilv In W'av K:no- llieaklasl Club. MIIS. K:::o -This and That in Mclnih H: la- IIIIC .VewK, AMIS. ! : Mllslcale Portraits, MIIS, 9:15 Man About Town. !l::iu- Ud'a Play Itiidge. MIIS. : in - Keep l it I,, Music. Mils! 10:00 Lady of Millions, Copco. i-. 1. 1 win rasiui o deal W illi Hie fascist armies ill I llounceil nihllliiinul riiiiiniilii. no. Mrlia. 'Ihe I In I Inns iiiiiuericallv i Poinlmellts. much (be stronger neiliaos C. At. Mcllerniolt and .1. .1. Fox J by inore than two to one. were introduced as new members of ! U-Boat Peril Is Factor ""' 1 lMl'- Uobert .McKeell was a The lllillsb have said thai Ihcvl"1""" "' 'Im meeting, .'are preparing lo transport troopsl, 1"l'1 I"1"""' "i"la I from Fnglaud Into the Medllerruu-1 IS- l,,vi,ll"i "" 1 -v fan area. However. Ihev will hclU".IM "I"-V dinner inceling Good llorllinale III my view f they are,'"' innie in move In the Immediate In I , : lilt e all ihe llllev Heed. I Her Hill. liien and equipment t r's I'ierce WiM Hold Initiation Poscbur iilunai ine .diopter il r.aslern star has all- ji ainpaigii bills fair lo render move-1 imunced an iiiiporlnut nieetiug for linenl ol troop ships a very precari-1 '"'ugh! at S o'clock at the Masonic Old loned Cit l. M US They were iillacked In ' .1 .loliuson family. MIIS. Two sailors were kill- T nT,'8 Chiltl,.'c"' oil and many wounded by knives 1 1 ) :oo Friendly Neighbors, Alka and clubs. I Seltzer, MBS. I 1 1 : 15 Wheel of Fortune. I 1 I : la Sclluol III (lie Air VI lis.' iieiiiiifu mi nc"i"sr "tin iiiiK-iiiiin., i.i'ti i .inn neon t unci President lleiijaiiilii llariisou de- : but the Chilean foreign miiilstry Hlmiily made an insolent slaiemenl which excited both sides. The Chileans boasted of what Ihey would do in case of armed con flict. And so weak at that was the American navy that Ihe Chilean naiy was actually superior in cer tain types of vessels. .Ian. Hi, 1SII2. Hiiriisini senl an ultimatum lo Chile and lour days later sent what was tantamount to a war message to congress. Hut by thai time ('bile had a new lor elgn minister, who used his com uion sense and Hie Houhlcsmuc episode was ended by a sallsiac lory apology. Hut tho Incident llluniinaics American dealings wlih Uitiu America. Tho l.aliii Americans have long memories. They don't easily forgive troubles with Cm le Sam. And forces unfriendly to Ihe I lilted Slates see that they do not forget. T'llGSli are hard and to lug limes for Ihe patient American taxpayer. That admirable cill.eu realizes there are certain city. Hlate and national expenses that must be incurred. He knows the bulk of Ihe money for these necessary things must he raised hf taxation In some form or oilier. Out what he objects lo ami rltlilly so aro Ihe often conceal ed flunk attacks upon his thin ning pocket'jook, the niggling as saults embodied In a multitude ol bills passed without rhyme, or ren- BOIl. Tho ' National Consumers Tux Commission. Inc., estimates that tho 43 stale ieglslaliii es. which meet .next yenr, will consider more than OO.COO till Ik, or which ll.Utm will bo tux measures. 1.13 bport News, Dunham Trans fer & Truck Sales and Ser vice Co., owned by L. R. Chambers. 1 - : --" lihylhni at Kamloiu. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. 12: in Interlude. '2:45 News. Hansen Motor Co. i:du News-Review of the Air I: la I ::o I ll "n J: la I.-, 1:00 Hcnninger's Man On The'11" Street. "on l.cc School of the Air. MIIS. Hcrhtr I loliitc's I in li., M lis. Melody Main , At out I'oiiimand. Itoine News. Mils. 'Talk by tiahiiel Healer. MIIS, I 'tltice Time. The Miinhalleis llts: 3:30 The Quiet Hour. I en Amerli-an Familj liobin-on. 4:15 Ma Perkins. Oxydol, MBS. I:"" Melodic Valieiies. a:e" --Lew l.,,yal. Mils. 5:30 The Cinnamon Bear. Copco. 5:45 Cap't Midnight, Ovaltine! MBS. C on Fulton Lewis. ,, . Mils, li: Li Humor I'.nn e. li e" .lebn II lluuhes. M:s 'i C. - li.MI Tune. 6:55 News. Calif. P,n.,lc utile ties Co. 7:00 Raymond Cram Swing White Owl Cigars. MBS. 7T.1 Mutual MaoM,,,.. 7 ::n I.nne Iv.umef, Mils. on- Slnionietia. MIIS 8:301 Want a Divorce. Te.lg.ir- den Products. MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News. MBS. : 1.1 I lance i lu ll. 'pelting ui President V Hitllldav Prito, .Mils. Ilui Kemp's ( ii Ii . i t:s. Haven oi Itfc'sl. Mils. Siyu Olf. I "US nilsiliess. I liat, ol' roill se. Is one of tlie tuehrer's objectives on , his iiileiisilied I'-hoal and aerial warlare He Is trying to relievo the pressure on his unhappy axis pan nier who already has his bands more i than lull w lib his died; adventure What Will Weygand Do. I Tims II is clear by ihe llriiisli aie turning hopeful eyes loward jiioncrnl Weygand. chief of milllarv land polilical allairs in French Afri ca, wlio has sonic rnio.nihi well : equipped n-nops al bis disposal. jSI hi these troops Ihrow them selves on ii,,. Iialians from Ihe rear, thus pulling them in a vise, their : position would Indeed he precarious it Iml utterly hopeless. . There is no doubt thai I hero is a ; giowing pro Hi nisli sentiment in .-I. , ii. ii i. ...inies. as llllleeil leinple. Ill whlcti ljuie tile ailllllal election ol olllcers will be held and lull iat ion will lake place. Canyonville CANYONVIM.U. Dee. 5. Nor ine mid .llinmle Moycr alien. led Ihe school play given at the llavs Creek school Friday evening. Joy Cooper Is visiting al the home of her aunt and uncle In Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Max Klinmel spent the weekend In Corvallls as guests of Ihelr son. Karl, who Is a student at O. S. C. liny Itariley. Karl Sumner and Carl Duncan are spending several days at Klamath Falls duck hunt ing this week. A number of pupils from the lo cal school were taken to ltoseliurg for a medical cheek up Tuesday hut due possiy? crossly? FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PHONE 118 Food Stamp Plan to Be Extended to Douglas County To bo put In effect In about a month. The plan wil help local grow ers to market surplus agricul tural products. And It will also benefit relief clients and others receiving state aid. . COFFEE Hills Folger's Maxwell House 1 -Pound itfA Cans 0 WHITE SATIN SUGAR 10 lbs. for sie OREGON MILK flc,27c MIRACLE WHIP 27C SALAD DRESSING Quart Jar ml g 0 PEAS fesftvat Brand 2 cc 15c JEWEL SHORTENING 223e CORN Fountain Bantam 3 c,r 25C WINDMUX FLOUR. 49 pounds $1.29 UMPQUA CHIEF FLOUR. 49 pounds $1.33 BLUE ROSE RICE. 3 pounds ...17(i WHITE NAVY BEANS. 3 pounds 170 100 FESTIVAL CATSUP, bottle WHEATIES or KIX, 2 packages 230 SPERRY'S WHEAT HEARTS, pkg. -230 SHREDDED COCONUT, Vi pound 130 FOUNTAIN GREEN BEANS, 2 cans 170 SPENCER TOMATOES, 3 No. 2'. 2 cans 290 CMONj or SPAGHETTI, 3 pounds 150 OATS, Quick or Regular, 9 pounds 350 M7J. B. RICE, White or Brown, 2 pounds170 URDIUh, 10c Large 200 Size mgc ORAHGES 15 Large Juicy 4 OA GRAPEFRUIT, 6 for .... XT Locally Grown CARROTS Bchs. i or TURNIPS O for XUV RUTABAGAS. 3 lbs. 10 Solid Heads tk CABBAGE, lb , Delivery J Phone 118 : ; Clayton i : Negley 5 SWIFT'S PORK SHOULDER ROAST 16C Center curs, lb. SWIFT'S PREMIUM LAMB CHOPS Small rib and loin mm chops from genuine .t A as? lb. ZD9 Government Inspected BEEF ROAST ib.. I toovornmenf Inspected 15C I BOILING BEEF u 12C BEEF POT ROAST 21 Swifr's Beef No bone, no waste. A choice cut of Pot Roast, Boned, trimmed and I T ready for the oven. LDo In bulk, Lb JANE GOOD PEANUT BUTTER 126 is iii Franco itself. Thai I j'lear Irnui numerous sources. In Iciileutallv I have lieliire me a copy ol a i oiili.leittiat French coioliial d in w h i c Ii rcai bed me . Iluoiiiiii n ueiiiial source. This is j In the loiin of a memo by a cer- lain olli. in I w bo discussed w ilh his siih.n. '.males how lo cope w ilh the i Blow nig pro Hi ilisb trend. I However. U'eytanil has been sir ting very tight, ami Hie world w ill ' bale lo wail ll i 1 11 tills dislinuuish led soldier is ready to make known jhis position. Whatever niav de ! i olnp in Ibis ipianer. tlie in'dica ; lions arc Dial Hie llilii.-h are readv 1 lo la. kle Hie ioli ,,( denning up liorlheiii Alrlia. Jap Activities In Alaska Area Cited MAP PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Map of Persia or 5 Its ( borders are indeterminate 13 To translate from code 15 Thin. 16 Chewed. 17 Needy. 18 To cease 1!) Sour plum. 20 Woods plant. 21 To blaze, 22 Tabetic. 24 Small hold. 2j Chapter of Koran. 2ti Unless. L'7 And. 28 liarbed spear. 2'J Cloak M Railroad (abbr.). "1 Wild beast. :2 Heath. 3.1 Corded fabric. 34 Apportioned. 3ti Loquacious. 38 To dispatch. ID AN I E Answer fo Previous Puzzle 14 Doctor nnnMri (abbr L L.OOL fc.KI ...... oVkBgo BOONL Ltraw i ti OlisVQ RAMI !AH ENA Toflv E Sent i ent NARE BBMARBAfOQIM i ro nDc e e she d h1 :UcounSE sDu .E.N.Q. P.O TBaBJa s.t.e p Jt ADYBSiTI Mnn"? F . I AH5.HOE RHA:R ! " 1 1 28 Yellow melal, VERTICAL 1 Idant. 2 To fee! regret. " 3 Oak fruit. 3 4 Midday .v. J? ttst. a 39 Symbol for iron. 40 Tunnel. 41 Road (alibrl)", 42 Wolframite, 4.1 To view. 44 Form of "mc" 45 To twist about. 5 To exist, 4b i oil and L 6 Radical. s 48 Tied. 7 Gaseous 3 3 49 Constant . element. conipnnion. 8 To dibble. 50 This kingdom 9 Form of "a." occupies part 10 Metric feet, of a great 1 1 Toilet case. or table-land. 12 Compass point 48 Soul. 51 Satin. (abbr.). . 49 Jumbled lypq it will lie necessary lor Ihein lo return al a later date lor observa t ion. .1. F. Salley of f'ottage drove who formerly resided in this vi- ini: old fiTends and attending to business mailers. Hem Hutchinson and her molh- chalige In schedule er. Mrs. Kihel Hutchinson, called Saturday at the home of .Mrs. liny Hartley. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1.. Weaver anil Mrs. Ferry lie Voe and children, .lean and Jlobby. visiled Sunday at the Kmiuett Moycr home. Mrs. ('. ( auipbcll of Riddle was a visitor hero Monday. Raymond Spore and Huy Mc Heo were business visitors in Rosehurg Tuesday. Wllfortl Cooper returned to Hremerlon. Wash., lo resume his naval training Sunday. Waller I'elliatn visited his par ents Sunday from ramp Murray. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ashcrall Miss Clara Monte, Airs. C. A. Young. Lois Young and Ijirry Kl lioll were In- Roscliurg on busi ness Snltlnlay. Mrs. F. II. Xnglo has been con fined in her home dining Hi. past several days due to a severe cold tint is reported to be recovering. Tlie Hays Creek Coinllltitilly club will hold a bazaar and pro gram at Ihe high school building Friday elellinii. Ilecember 11. Hinner will be served family style with the program directly toi iow iug. Mrs .loh-i Hamlin and so,, 18 Sea swell. 19 Orient. 20 It has great oil . 21 To polish. 22 Hair ornament. 23 It is famous for its hand loomed s. 25 Seasoning. 29 Mountain pass. 30 Revision, j 31 Scepter. . 32 Mother. 1 33 A drive. J 35 Timid. -' 36 Badger 37 Stint. -""-v 39 Animals of a ' region. 42 Mystery hint. 44 Chart. f 45 Drunkard. ' 47 Deer. Charles, were shopping In Rose lung and Myrtle Creek Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. ,;oi 1 lioskins and small son were shopping in Myr tle Creek Thursday. Mr. and Mis. liny Paulson and family visited al the . M pu. son home, at Azalea .Sunday eve ning. Mrs. Kniina Wamsloy is recov ering from a severe cold. Clilford F.c.iils and his sister. Mrs. Knnnott Moyer. were in Rose hurg on business Saturday. -AW detect Kwna A't Vf ' Ji All R win Swccl Wines 20 , Alcohol by Volume MOM A ROMA WINE COMPANY. INC , FRESNO. CALIFORNIA I . . t.M'i A im it: ct'iuuiissiou 'sliuiony in jls e I on I more assei t etl I vitics in Alaska I ;i:.':n II I". ii:iiii in. ;:n WLATHER STATISTICS By the U. S. Weather Bureau. Humidity I ::n p. m. estenl,iv 7i'.': ,.. Highest leiupeialtiie vesleniay t.n ;, laiwest teniperaliiie last night IC a FrfM'ipitatloii tor 2t liour I inouih 1. Ill" . rbe eoniiiiissloH predicts that, if Bxi-pss since Sept. 1. IM" i I'recip. since nisi . I 11. t, U..OI :l I I i i: I'nil. I m., h.-ming h:,,l CI.I-. le.L.v .1. Iiese "a unlets U iliiain lie, Ke, . sei relary ol the M.c-I,a (iheitnen's union, fill al llllal.. leslilie.l Jeslcld.l.V ol Ills h. It. l lli.i! ..npe .l.ip.incse fi- her "en ! new ihe Ala-kaa coasl ' tiel "'i lli.tn Hie Anieilcnu navy ii " T he cointlllssion Is (lives nu.ilir.i: nhelher the preseiil I", per teiil dull in i inipolted ciati me. u sluiuM he mc: cased. The wliness said itnl Japan-c--c vessel., ill, t.iincd ctah. as well salmon, in Alaska waters au elaic.t that "cvessiv r" canned ,'"'' ciah imports Injure. I American ;!h' 1 liners and iiintigh! uucniplev UK. u-!!t ! .huh..:: t:..':t : us-:i H A- a lll.'Hei of ll.itloli.il de- j is j S 7" 5" 7" io" 7"" !T" "5 n p-p jr- hs p d liy M IJ5 ppT jT 34 Hours Only Friday, 12 Noon to 4 p. m. HOSIERY . . , POWDER . . . PERFUME SPECIAL OFFER! ONLY 3 Pairs of Hose Ringless. Full length, with French heel and picot top. All flawless in siies 8J-IC'.. $1.00 Size Box of La Jolle Face Powder $1.00 Size Bottle of La Jolie Perfume LIMIT. TWO SETS TO A CUSTOMER Present This Ad and 99c for All Five Articles SUNSET THRIFT CUT RATE N. Jackson, Roseburg - 3 Hours nly-FriWey, 12 Noon to 4 p. m. 1 1 :