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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941. News of Douglas County Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CHEEK, July 10. Clarence Kopvu, who lived at Myrtle Civrk whon the Kti'ific liiRhwiiy was built thruuch this part ol tho county ami the South Umiiia bridfip was being built, died recently at his home in An chorage. Alaska, of a heart all- nu-nl. He Is survived by his w ile, a von, Calvin, and daughter I which will be when Mr. and Mr. 'Donald McNauiihlon and son, Ceort;e, the new owners of the farm, arrive from Hollywood. Mr. MeNauKhton and George ar rived last Saturday with their firsl trucliload of equipment for their new home. I lJhilip .Slone, who has been liv jiiiti with his KraiKlparcn'.s, r, 'and Mrs. .1. II. Stone, is spending 1 1 In- summer with lus parents at i OUR (SCARPING HOUSI With Moier Hoopla Mrs. Clark Andresun, all ol An """ " " ,,, ,... may also attend sehool there Kriends have received an nouncement ol the maiTlaue ol Miss Mabel Irene Farmer, daugh ter ot Mrs. Llllie 11. Karnter, of Portland, to Lester Hereford Armstrong on Thursday, July 3, at Portland. Mrs. ArmstroiiK is a half-sister of Everett Wimer of P.oseburg, Clarence and Kldnn Wimer, of Medlord, John ol Ashland, Kenneth of Washing ton, D. C. at Myrtle Creek and has many ll iends hen-. Mrs. J. G. Michaels of Tigitril, and her son in law, A. D. Elliott, are at the Michael's farm to slay lind look after things until their caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. Cav enar, Sr., are released from Iheir work un the March larm, ECiAD, MEM,X MAVE A VvlElRD FEELING THAT S'.NISTEU. UNoEEN EME5 ARE SPYING ON US: 1 nisi IKE: Y-KA ALARMING -(CUjfcJUT MY WUYCHIC POWERS ARE UJCANNVONCE X SENSED A NOTORIOUS PICKPOCKET AT WORK IN A SUBWAV TRMW BcMEATlA TKE PAVEMENT WW'tRE X STOOD, AND TOLD A POLICE - -r"v--7n. MAM, WHO I J SI, IT MUST BE THAT MOUNT- AIM DEW VOU HID IN TVAE MAJOR.' VOL) COULDN'T FERRET OUT THE BULL t A BAMD ' X DUMNO ABOUT THAT, TWIGGS.' I'VJE SEEM HiM FIND His wav HOME BY SHEER INSTINCT WHEN HE BELONGED ON A shotted I coining year. Houald and Dtmalil Childers. I twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I Childers, of lieddini,'. Calif, have written their HiandparenlK, Mr land Mrs. V. Hounds, that since joining the navy they have vis illed New York and are schedul ed lor a trip to South America. ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keizelle land Frank Mulkev spent the She was broueh, .I'"J lay holiday a. WW'" Creek and has ma..J I A- '"' ; . U International Trucks ROSEBURG PRICES, DELIVERED New li-Ton Pickup, delivered $756 New 1' 2 Ton Truck $988 Ukl t,l lln III, Il4-l Inli-l rcili'.n.il I'.tli- ,ii'-l I..11 -f Art- l.oui-r li t'oft Hum Illy I itli.i i S,M. 1 1 1' liiH'luV '( I'lill.- :tl"t 'I'll I'n.-il Trtn k H - -1 mi n I 'I' r u ' k I.iiKmiiir Tiil' h M- li:i' .. nl t.i , huipi-t, Hum. Hi-,- In runt. Wo t-ii ii i",. mi try wu juur 1 1 in k in-, a. Pi l r: i K u I.. II. fh-iiiili.-iM ',1 i;:.'i N..11I1 .lii.k.-,.ii SI.. TRUCK SALES 4 SERVICE COMPANY Htmt'lMiri;. I'm were hosts lor u jolly liicmc party of friends on the Fourth al Iheir larm on Hiljier creek. A picnic lunch was enjoyed al noon and in the atleinoon panics and visiting filled the time. Those unending were Mr. and Mis. A. A. Whitnev. Mr. and Mis. Stan 'ley Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. IStone. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gib son, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hurst and children, David. Delia es ami Aidis, Mrs. Itosa Hurst and son, ; Ronald, and grandchildren, liar bara, Wanda and Zclla . Chancy, Ktl Cochrane and Ed. William. I Mrs. Josephine Hounds Marsh of Colorado, Is visiting, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Hounds, on their ranch at Dole. I Air. and Mrs. G. Ii. Hales re- turned Monday from : Los An geles, where they attended the wedding ol their daughter, Mar jorie to Lieut. William Ward llicrg. July .'1. j Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gibson are ri'inodellinu their house on K. j i km, a. toiucjij, wu ulu a vuLtik- 4fHy , i r-rr S iii'iinu II,. I 'itlW flU I, , Si 1' mS'S. hfA BULL FIDDLE PlANER 'wJmk (rl I vs&0--': behind tht.- tr&h f J Melrose MELKOSE, July 8.-Miss Helen Johnson Is assisting with the of fice work al the Uoseburg Lum ber company in Roseburg. Heverend Sellstrom left Satur day lor Marshflfld to take Hev erend Ecklof's place while he is away. Then he will return to ElKarose where he will hold serv ices each Sunday at the Eden Lutheran church. Mr. and Mrs. George Sundberg and family spent last Wednesday at Eugene, and on their way home they stopped at Drain to visit Mrs. Sundberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uartholomc. They were accompanied home from Drain by Miss Verna Gal leton, who will visit a week at ihe Sundberg home. 1 Elmer Clayton of Oakland, I California, is visitimr friends at Melrose and looking after prop. lertv interests. He is the eoest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruse. Mr. Clayton resided at Melrose for a number of years. Miss Alma Sjogren attended the Eagles sta.e convention at Bend last week. Miss Dorothy Sheron of Sagi naw, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Johnson. Estle Edman of Portland ar rived last week to visit her grand mother, Mrs. E. E. Edman. Charles Churchill returned to Melrose last Saturday after visit ing for several days at Seamore, on the McKenzic rivor, with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Finn. Mrs. Agnes Van Ornum and sons. Charles, Earl and Billie of Los Angeles, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holmquist. Mrs. Van Ornum was formerly Agnes Bloomberg and resided at Mel rose with her parents. She Is a sister of Mrs. Arthur Midland of West Koseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Shay of Edenbowcr recently purchased a twenty-acre tract from George Kellcy. The tract has a small house and other buildings. The lowest level In the United States is in Death Valley, Calif., 276 feet below sea level. $25.00 REWARD Will be paid by the manufacturer for anv Corn or Callous GREAT CHRISTOPHER Corn Salvo can not remove. It never falls. 35 and 60c at CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Phone 219 Roneburg, Oregon Oonor An Aberdeen, Scotland, up holsterer bequeathed $25,000 to Aberdeen University for scholar- shins although he never earned more than $15 a weekJ Knight-Porter FOR LUBRICATION WASHING POLISHING AT SHELL STATION Corner Jackson and Douglas COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coupon and 101 entitles bearer to a cookbooklet at the News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. Mrs. Walti her home here lis there with an fotra Wallop in reserve Sumutimks iii your uutonmbilc you want zip and gintiur, sometimes thrift. Just name your choice. In this high-1 stepping liuick stmight-uiglit with j Compound Curhiirctiout you can have . cither, each in its proper plncc. You can go about your business in easy, ordinary, everyday travel and this frugal, two-carburetor system will keep you roll ing smoothly with only the. forward, lhritt-si.e mixer on the job. Yel uny time you want life, lift, super-power it's there with an evtra wal lop in reserve iusl step down on the treadle and you ve got tl, the 4'rviW carburetor into action; steps up not only fuel supply but the air .supply as well. , Thus you have your fun and fru gality too. Owners report mileage fig ures as much as 10 fo t" IS"o higher limn on previous Hoicks of the same size, W hich means, better go look at the engine Unit s noin innii packed and thrifty too. You'll find it in a bigger, roomier, smarter-looking automobile that gives you more value per dollar than anything else you can buy. iltl'trm-il tit Flint. A liih. Suite tiix, 6ptiw.it fjuip ritut tin. iit.ntnnn .xtfil. l'titti .in.i Ittrcif. .tttmni ilil'if.t It tlttiitf Xl it'lf'llt liltht. .ail.iltr .il Vut extra cost on Ituirk Sl'U IAl iiukIi U, : LlUkljul on .ill i.tlli-r Series. h raw to? V; Mruaduay and Laurel streets. Winnie Thompson and Mrs. 'ciclent and death of her brother While lurning a log Monday i Mc.Mikle and daughters, Joyce Henry Smith, evening at the mill, Walter land Honnie, were called to Al I Neil Trinn from Talent and Thackrcy's peavey broke and the Ibany Friday by the serious ill- i Frank Tripp and grandson, Uillv log lolled back on his foot, i ness of the former's mother, Mrs. j Adams, spent Saturday after breaking Ihe hone just above ; Thompson. 'noon fishing on Rogue river. joint. lr. Adams gave I Mr. and Mrs. I). '. McKay Mr. and Mrs. Ora Condrav and spent Saturday afternoon visit-Ichildren, Colleen and Richard, ing the Misses Irene, Mazie and I spent the Fourth at Crescent Olive Walker, on Ucer creek. City, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Janlzer and daughters, Alice and Jessie land son returned to their home May, I rum Salem arrived here in Prospect Sunday atleinoon Tuesday to visit relatives and alter visiting his parents. .Mr. friends for a few days. Mrs. land Mrs. John Janlzer and oth Humphreys is a daughter of Mr. ler relatives and friends over the and Mrs. George Winnilord. week-end. Air. and mis. licorgc Short and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ltrown and Mrs. Harold McKay went to Pays Creek Sunday to visit their brother, Albert Hrinvn. :Mrs. Sidney ITellnvell of Rose burg was a guest of Mrs. IX E. Moon Monday. Miss lleverly Brown went to Portland Sunday to spend a week visiting her sister, CTeone Brown, and other relatives. Mr. anil Mrs. George Short and daughter, Alberta and Charles Jenkins spent Sunday at Tyee visiting the former's broth er. Ernest Short and family. Virginia Smith spent the week end visiting Mis. Everett Vin cent at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haird. Mrs. Irene McMickle and two daughters, Bonnie and .Joyce, re turned home from Albany Mon day. They were called there by Ihe illness of Iheir grandmother, Mrs. Thompson, who is improv ing. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Short, Jr., of Eugene, were visiting re latives here over the week end. Grant Tipton of Portland visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sands and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sands and other relatives here Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Turner and daughter, Mary, of San Fran cisco, Calil., are visiting tho fit ter's sisler, Mrs. A. Hume, and brother, Irwin Baker. .Miss Ailoeti La Raul has ac cepted employment al Ihe Finn eer drug store anil commenced work Monday. Mr. and .Mrs. Kverett I'aitin ol Roseliurg spool Sunday visit ing Mrs. I'artin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nve. i tlie ankli I prompt attention and no trouble Irom complications is expected. Mrs. l.lllie Sharpe has reeciv led a letter from her son, Tom. who with a group of oilier serv ice men was seal lo Guam lust spring lo build some defense works. Mr. Sharp says all is well Willi him, he needs very little, mainly a big hat and overalls and ,is (Uile happy in his work. j Wilbur J Wll.UFR. July K. Mrs. C. M. '.Melburn of Seaille, who spent a I few weeks here visiting her par cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Owen A. Howe, returned lo her home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Irving were ; dinner guests ol his mother, Mrs. ,l.ois Irving Saturday. Bon was ion roule to Camp Lewis lo lake over his now duiies as major. . . J spending the past week in Berke ley, Calil., with her son-in-law ; a ml daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smiih, Dick Dei-rig and Mrs. Ksther Thorpe left Saturday evening for various coast points. Mrs. G. R. Burns from Lorane, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pamewood from McKenzie Bridge. Jerald Pickett and Mrs. Bernstrom from Bremerton, Wash., spent the holi- day week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pickett. Joe Lapp from Marshfield spent the weekend here visiting relatives. When he returned home Sunday he was accompan ied by Mrs. Lapp and children who had liecn visiting here for Ihe past two weeks with Mrs. Lapp's sister. Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs. I-rank Stringer and chil dren and Miss Thelma Bell Laughry left recently for Los Kemp returned to iGatos, Calif. Mr. Stringer made Saturday alter 'a trip here after them. ' HARVEST SPECIALS! Model D John Deere Tractor. .$500 T-20 Crawler 850 These are especially good bargains TERMS And You Own the Profits DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Go-op. Exch. Roseburg, Ortgoa . 1 II I . titans uil'itit It ww' I I , m fifiS 11 I hat simple move semis wii'imt mtit. J 1 PAY jqr yoO I I "RestBukkV" tXEMPlAH OP OtNtRAl MOIOIH VAlUt '' ' ROSEBURG MOTOR CO. . Oak and Ros Sts. Roseburg, Ore. nuJ ! I WHEN DS1 ItR AUTCMOBIUS A HE BUILT BUICK Will BUIID THEM Azalea AZAI.KA. July il. P. II. Clare loll tor his home in Sacramento, Calif.. Saturday evening alter spending Ihe past week al Ihe IT. ire mill here on business. Mr and Mrs. Bert ' Wilson Irom Oakland. Calif., were over night gnosis here Kriday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke. Mrs. Wilson is Mr. Cooke's cousin. Mr. Wilson is government timber inspector fur the ua . Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Carlcr and sun.--. Kay and Jerry and his mother, Mrs. Carter, visited here Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ii. C. .I.iim. 'They were en route to their home in llin iit-y . Calif , alter MMting tor vcvcial days a: Praia and Kugt-ne Willi relatives. P. II. Clare and pick Pern,; made a business trip to lio.seburg Saturday morning. AH Gaodec ke. Pen Smith and Kteddie Gacilocke spent the weekend at various coast points. Mr. and Mrs. William JantA'i and sons, Hillic and Jackie and Pale Johns onjoi'd 1 pi, nic and lished on Ihe head ot Cow creek l-T-l.l.iv Mr and Mrs. C. W. Il,i,ird re. tui noil to their homo in Warren toii Saturday alter vi-iimg here a couple ot da s with Iriends. They will return via Ihe Wili.uu eite highway and veal .it Mod lord and Prospect en inuto homo. Mrs. I lank Mahon returned to her home in Seatlle. Wash.. '! I'.!'.vl:iy ovm!";: ,!te" Ww-c-iUeil !tTe en account ' the ,u- i Red & White canned meats are recognized by millions of home makers as "budget savers." They are economical because there is no waste all the bone, gristle and unwanted portions are eli minated. You get only the fancy, selected parts of the meat. Buy a can of Red & White Luncheon Meat, or Corned Beef for your dinner tomorrow. Buy a can of each and have them in your pan try for quick luncheons and dinners. Specials for Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12 Luncheon Meat VBM SAUSAGE RED AND WHITE I 2 ounce fins 29c RED AND WHITE No. ' tins 23c Deviled Meatt RED AND WHITE No. Vi fins liced ESeeif RED AND WHITE 2Vi oi. jars 3fr 25 2fr 35c FISHER'S C.&H. Biscuit Mix & Powd. Sugar 27c Large Pkg. Red White SHORTENING SunSpun SALAD DRESSING GRAPEFRUIT rf,r for CD APCCDIliT juice. Red a white, No. 2 tin, 2 tor 55c 22c 33c Z7c 19c iren escrtc white, No. 2 tin, 2 for 0DM Rfd White VVIXI1 Fancy Cream Style. No. 2 tin, 2 for ICTCn DCAC d White No. 2 tin, 2 lor 25c 27c 29 c Pound Pkg. PAKir AUK CI rtllD RJ 4 wh tc WUCATTCDCAI Red & white in i imr wbnkmk rXDAKllll A TEH CrtAD wi,0 miAQl CYIOKI CP! AD Lady God.va W W ITl I alaIWI, J t-Kl 6 hjl CLEANSER Ml A TIKI IrtCCCCDT fuv-r-jcii rK ill. viiyhni Large Pkg. 28 oa. Pkg. Giant size Pkg. 6 bars Red & White 4 cans 9 flavor, 3 for 1 j gallon PUREX ouart 13C CRACKERS Sunshine Knspy. 21b. box PEANUT BRITTLE Sunshine, large bag 18c ISc 47c 29c 19c 14c 2c 29c 10c
