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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NtWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, ORESTON. THURSDAY, JULY 1 0, 1 94 1. THRH Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER WELFARE SHOP TO CONTINUE OPEN FOR FEW WEEKS The financo committee of Hie American I-epion auxiliary, head ed hy Mrs. J. A. I Iiirdinfi, lias an nuiiiiced that the welfare shop, located in the former Maddox liuildiiiK on Jack.son street, will remain open for a few weeks un til articles on hand are disposed of. The shop is open every Sat urday and is managed hy Mrs. II. T. Hansen. A total of S2(!7 lias been realiefl from the shop sales, which Kix-s to the child welfare department of the auxiliary. PICNIC IS ENJOYABLE 0 AFFAIR OF FRIDAY A delightful Knurl h of July pic nic was, enjoyed Friday at the Wosler place on South Myrtle. Those present were Mi-, and Mrs. Woster, Victor Woster, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Julian, Mi-, and Mrs. Marry Hal lickson, Mr. and Mrs. l'rank Da vis anil son. Darrcll, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ureal- and son, IVter.'T. II. Yokum, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Byer ley. Mr. and Mrs. Art Aylcsworth anil Mrs. l-'lavia Katclifl. POET'S CORNER MY DREAM HOUSE 1 have a dream bouse liv the sea That is tilled with deepest mys-i tery ! Whe re the wild waves break j a-ainsl the shore Willi a burslin.u spray ::s they i . rant and roar. ! 0 ! The sea roll-: circle around above. This little hiiuse, the place I love, And tin y r.colil and Miriek as they i lii-r lor tood That I throw lo them, when I'm in ihe mood. The walls of this house are a fiery red Made of stone from iln- river bed. The windows out on ihe western side Shine and cIMi-n at even tide. 7 have a fire-place hip. and deep Win-re- the lire burns bri;:hl and a nil' cat sleeps Curled up tij.:hl in a ciocheled nil; While 1 loasl my shins all sale and snue,. Around the walls there are shelves of hfioks ft or love, adventure and sunny nonUs ( il tar oft lands where I'd Kke hi he As 1 sit and dream of across the sea. The wood-box is filled wilh old pine Unols That I have picked up in unlikely spots And the room is Idled with a woodsy smell Which '.ilheis oii under ils ma;;- ic spell. Some tin.es tin- wind mars fierce and wild And screams am! e!!s like some losl child; It's then 1 cap'. ure my self con trol 11 i-.iies I !n- tumult in my soul. 0 My life has raced like IV storm outside. lo tired my nerves and lost my i ! ride. I've tried to bul'fel. Ihe storm or time I'm tired and weary before my prime. So do you wonder then when I'd lie free I Ihink of my dream house by the sea Where ihe roar of I lie waves In i n li p. -ai e and rest From the rac.iiii; tumult within my breast '. Tlio' it's onlv a dream house hy the sea It's iusl real and alive to me A if I lived w ithin it's charm Where it ho his me safely away lpirn barm. Stella Silencer. Free Pcpsicola Offered Company D Members The Pepi Coin Holt I in.- works, lee, ted in the Douglas !.-e anil Storau-e plant ai Syk-s and Short street, is mviiin-.T all Compati' D men to eu;ny a tree treat. Al bert Mii-..i, inanage,-. reoi.rted 'od-iv. .Ml men jo enirorin w:ll lie tre.iteil to p-pi Coia if 1 li -v will .ill il t ie pi.mt at any lime ourui!' their visit in ILwrniri:. Mi- ehj !,,!,, . VITAL STATISTICS DIVORCE DECREES P.WIKI.S Fern from John I!. Daniels: married in P.osebur;:. ''. 14. IPXi: desertion. MARRIAGE LICENSES V.'ILSC N.f;fiETZ - Lew is C, o r '!on WiLoii and Vera Amur-ta Goel. t. ii 11 ,i,ents oi Rom-bin-. W. C. T. U. TO HOLD PICNIC NEXT WEEK The Rosrhurjj V. C. T. V. will hold a one o'clock picnic lunch eon next Wednesday at "Rollen Acres," home of Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Wilson at Umpqua, according lo an announcement made by Mis. Annie L. Russell, president. The regular business meetine; will be held at two o-clock with Jwlpe D. N. Rusenbark as Riiest speaker on the subject, "Women and National Defense." All mem bers and their inviled friends have I n asked to enjoy the oc casion. RIVE RSDALE H. E. C. TO MEET ON FRIDAY The Riversdale RianRe home i economics club will hold a potluck luncheon and meeting Friday at ; I he home of Mrs. K. G. Cloake. All members are cordially invit ed to be present. Aluminum Gather P!ans to be Made i At least one representative from every woman's and Rill's service, social and fraternal club in Koseburg is being asked lo attend the special meeting next Tuesday at two o'clock at the Kosehiirg chamber of commerce to make plans for donating alum inum for national defense, ac cording to an announcement made lodav bv the chairman, Mrs. William liell. Miss Elnor Sheik is acting as secretary of the drive. Mrs. Hell reports that the drive is to be made as quickly as pos sible and every person in the county is being urged to contri bute all aluminum articles that they can for this cause- Those having articles lo donate may notify Mrs. liell and the commit tee will call for Ihe articles. Complete arrangements for the drive and gathering of articles will be outlined at next Tuesday's meeting. Around Hie County Sutherlin SUTI1F.r,l.lN, July 0 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Glistrup and daughters, Margaret and ina, arrived Fri day lo slay unlil Sunday with relatives and friends. They were accompanied home by their son, Hobby, who had been visiting here lor tile past two weeks. The girls stayed here lo spend a few days wilh relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine McCor mack and children. Colleen and Larry, anil Mr. and Mrs. Albert I'olland and son, Joe. were guests of Mrs. Alice McCormack and Bill al a Fourth or July picnic at the MeCorniaek home east of low n. Mr. anil Mrs. Tony Meis, and Mrs. Vein 1 lolgate and sons, I Gordon and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. j Frank I lolgate, and children, I Joyce and Frankie, Mr. and Mrs. Everett I lolgate and daughter. Sally, of Portland who visited here for a few days last week. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall spent the Fourth at Idleyld. Walter Miller of Eugene was a business visitor here last Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Ferren Bratlon spent a part of the Fourth of July vacation al Bandon. Mis. Floyd Vandiver, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ban and sister of Mrs. Marie Tennant, and children, Gloria, I.eta. Ron ald and Carol Jean of Twin Falls, loaho visited for several days last week at (he Barr and Ten nant home east of town. Dale Beatty of San Francisco visited friends here last Tuesday. Ralph Shamp who has been visiting at the Shamp ranch west of town left for his home in Far-;-o, North Dakota last Sunday. Andy Bunch a former Suther lin valley resident, was in town last Wednesday visiting old fri'-nds. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dow have moved into the Cliff Parrott apartment house on Umpqua Avenue. Ray and Harry Parker of Rose burg' wen1 In Sutherlin Monday attending to business. Tod Gilbreath was home Thurs day from Kellogg where he is ctnployeo.Tod reports killing a rattle snake with three rattles and a button and had the rattles to prove Ihe story. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper and j ('o !: !f Th!!r!ay nlrrht on a trip to Monterey, Calif, to v isit rckuivcs.They returned here j 1 Mi-, ami Mrs. Jim McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Minter were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin at their home on Second Avenue Friday the Fourth. Mrs. Cora Allen, Helen Allen, Lewis Allen, and Mrs. Dee Atter bury spent the Fourth at Craw fordsvillo where they attended a roilco. Several loral people registered or Iv.me defence at the Citv Hall, Tuesday. Mrs. Lcona Slack and SIDE GLANCES VV M V COPH 1941 BV nr A stHviCr inc. T. w urc u. "You'd belter pay these people oil I'm gelling worn out i currying these iinal notices." jMiss Loretla Arehambeau were :in charge of registration. I Mrs. Maud Vogelpohl spent the I week end of the Fourth with Mrs. !Lucy Tisdale in Roseburg. W. R. Vincent, who died at I his home in Roseburg Monday, i was well known here as he had i lived here in former years. 1 Mrs. Jerry Hauler and small daughter of Eugene and Mrs. : Walter Roberts of Grants Pass ! are visiting for a few days with .their father, Wm. C. Duer. Mrs. George Rcid and Mrs. James Chattell sisters of E. E. Humphrey, who visited here for several clays left last Thursday for their homes in Minnesota by way of San Francisco, Calif. ; A. D. Klinger, who has operated a fruit and vegetable stand here for several months, moved his stock to Roseburg Monday where he is located in the Drive-In-Market. I Mrs. A. W. Austin of Glencoe, I Minnesota visited with Mrs. Anna 1 Hankenson several days last jweek. Mrs. Austin is the mother lot Arthur Austin, formerly of i Sutherlin. . , . ! Mrs. Dee Atterbury and Miss Dale Green shopped and attended to business in Roseburg Tuesday afternoon. i Gerald Hall left Monday for Portland where he will attend jto business for several days. i Miss Barbara Daniels returned here Sunday from a few days visit at Baker, Ore. i Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cooper Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cooper spent Sunday at Reedsport and Gardiner. ; Miss Marguerite Leiser of Port land called on friends here for a few hours Monday. I Lewis Allen, Gerald Williams and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan, nee Lucille Avery, and son, Billy, of Portland returned to their homes Sunday after a visit with friends and relatives here over the Fourth. j Miss Betty Hossman of Cottage Grove is visiting for several days at the Dave Cooper home east nf tnven :inl eilh Mr nnl TVIt-c I " -..i. !VT,-,.,,n U'nlfnrrl In U t-. ,,, K. Ernest Arehambeau was a busi ness caller in Roseburg Tuesday j afternoon. j Mrs. Edward Lamoreaux is substituting on the rural mail I route out of Oakland for Chester ! Davis. I Mr. and Mrs. Emil Palm are spending their vacation in Call i fornia. I Mrs. Cora Allen received word ! Monday from Lewis stating he and Gordon Avery were leaving Portland Monday for Seattle I w here they are to be employed j Mr. and Mrs. Donald Horsley i formerly of Oakland have moved 'on the Valentine place south of twon. j Dee Atterbury has installed a : large modern su-r cold meat case in the Allen Red and White grocery and will conduct a fresh jand cured meat business in con nection with the grocery. The addition of the fresh meat line .will enable the Red and White store to give a complete market service to their many patrons. Jim Cook of Wilbur was a busi ness caller in Sutherlin Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Arch Williams, who live near Portland, spent the Fourth with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dickie iietiipehius had the mis fortune to burn his left hand vvhile shooting a sky rocket the Fourth. Dr. and Mrs. It W. Snook ..re-, ceived word Tuesday by wire that they are now great grandparents. A seven pound nine ounce daugh ter was born to their granddaugh ter, Ruth, in Los Angeles. ! Camas Valley ! CAMAS VALLEY, July 10. Several young people were Invit ed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;C. W. Perry Sunday to bid good- ByGolbraith 9 mt Of. bye to Margaret Khert. who Is leaving soon to join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Shertz, in Ari zona. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Packard and family left Tuesday for the middle west where they will visit relatives for two weeks. They plan on visiting Mrs. Packard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Wicker at Springview, Neb., first and if they have time to., com(1 (0 Uos(,hUrg to attend visit at Hastings, Neb. Fromi()(1 wl,((limT of Frances Louise there they will go to Keypa Paha, Wimherl y and Robert Healy. S. D to visit Mr. Packard's par-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Pack-, Relurn Fnm Umpqua ard. Mrs Harry F. Hatfield, of this A large fleet of state trucks cjy am hl,r (au),nt,,r, m,s. Wil - Is hauling gravel from Dillard ,lam Kni(,hi al1( srna SOn, to stock pile sites in the valley . ,Jn, of pol-,ian( , r(,turned here and one a few miles down the j todav (0nwing a stay at the canyon. A new site was cleared - o( Ila,n(,Us nn off this spring just below where tne atanuiey lumoer mm useui( to be. The small cabins were all torn down anil removed and the one family who still ived there, Mr. and Mrs. Ka ph Beamer, moved to another house nearer uie mm location c mm location. Frank Church, Dee Coon and own Wakefield made a hur - Brown ried business trip to Portland last week on Thursday returning very late at night. Mrs. Oscar Olson of Olalla spent several days during the week visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Standley, Margaret m own visneu menus In Couer d'Alene, Idaho, last WC.P.k- , c. Mr. and Mrs. Ormon Standley purchased the I-rank inrasneri, properly and moved In during uitr vvi-i-iv. ! Frances Walsh of Seattle spent I several days last week visiting at I the home of his mother and aunt, Mrs. Carrie Walsh, and riv((, hp.(, Q s)(,n(1 h(M. annua ! Mrs. Nettie Hollenbeck. summer vacation at the Hotel A tract of logged off land Umpqua- Mrs. chllds, a former across the river Irom the John- rcsUU,nl of ,nls cl,yi has manv son mill was burned over during fri(,ms here. While a resident the week, bringing the first pall of h(, cilv sm 0,-Kaz,,i Hie of smoke over the valley this M(.ntsl Culture club of '95, pre summer. A lot of uneasiness j (1(,c(,sso. of (he present Roseburg was caused by the dense smoke, , woman's ciuh. smelling so strongly of fir tim-j ' ' li ,ti i, i u nL.r uillll 11 Was ICill I1CO Midi Hi I . ........ , i was oniv a siasning lire, u is still burning In logs and stumps. A.,if slayiK at the Hotel Chester Gibson has been at-;Um during construction of tending to business matters in heil. n(,w hom on tn NoI,h Portland for several days. Umpqua near Glide. The Millers L. F. Mickey oi Remote at-ial.(1 ,1.i(,luls of , j Garflekls, tended to business matters In the fn,.m,,rv of Tucson, who have a valley Tuesday and Wedncs-; h()me ,,. North Umpqua, day. Mr. Mickey and his bro her- w, .p (h (,n(, .. sllmmm-il, in-law Milton Atkinson, havei ; : sold their lumber mill which they operated on the Ada J. Dcnn 'as' week of the death of his place during the past year. father following a long Illness. Relatives received word last H'he family live In Southampton, week of the birth of a baby girl, 1 England, in a quite heavily bomb Lynne Jeanne, to Mr. and Mrs.'"" zone as it is near seaports and Lowell Standley, of Redonda military objectives. Beach Calif j E. McFall received a very Mrs! Bessie Martlndale went painful injury to his arm while to Bandon Sunday after her loading lumber at the Beck saw mother, Mrs. M. E. Lillie, who rnill during the week. He Is not will visit here at the Martindale I yet able to use the arm. home. Miss Rose Lillie of Arago I I'ck Norman was badly pol ls also visiting at the Martindale Isoned bv stings from yellow jack home for a few days. ie,s wni'c working in the woods Josephine Bestul of Portland 'near the Dee Coon mill last week, spent the week end at the home "'' was under a doctor's care for of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and several days and was unable to Mrs A .1 Stanrllfiv anil :iKo vis- ited her other uncles, Noble and John Standley. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald James of North Bend visited Wednesday at the home of Mrs. James' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Comhs. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lawson traded their Delco light plant to a Roseburg firm for an .-!- I trie pump and refrigerator. Ernest Wheeler received word FALSE TEETH FIT LIKE NEW I Dtntur-f.;e, tlie new cuihioo nlailtc, makes looic plates tit comlortablr for week. Sola pttudtr not a pas It. Economical. Thomands of satis fied usefl.Gctatubcof Dcntur-tc today I Handy-i lie tube 19 N'-w Urge iie9Hf Chapman's Drug Stor Local Attends to business R. L. Sanders, of Winchester Bav. Isnent vesterdav in this cilv at-1 tendiiif; to business. j Goes to Portland Mrs. Mildred Returns to Portland Miss Ger-IHorn, of this city, has left for aldine Spicer left last night for Portland to spend a few days her home In Portland, following a I visiting her mother and brother. trip to this city to attend the! Wimbcrly-I lealy wedding ycslcr-j Leave for California Mr. and day. Mrs. irvin S. liesl and son, Irvin, - I Jr., of Palo Alto, Calif., have Arrives Here Captain H. L. I1''" iw ,lu'lr nom'- following a Irving, who has been on iirmy f'""' ll"s in this city visiting Mr. I maneuvers in California and island Mrs. Hams Ellsworth and i headed north with the troons. i family on Winchester street. arrived here yesterday to sK-nd a Ml"s- Best is a cousin of Mrs. few days with his family. i Ellsworth. The family made u I business trip to Kansas City, Mo., Here On Business Norman jaml ?,0PIM ovor hcre on ,h,'lr Knowlton, special agent for liartjway back nome- ford Accident and Indemnity company, Portland, was a busl-' ness visitor in this city Wednes day. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard and daughter, Miss Charlotte, of this cily, left Wed nesday for the Roy Stearns place on the North Umpqua to enjoy a few weeks vacationing. Has Tonsils Removed Bar- K.i n...,..ni...... ........ n ,1.1 li'i" DiimiiiKri, nrviii-jirti-um oaiignier oi ivir. anil ivn s. r reu Brauniger of Sutherlin, under went an operation for removal of tonsils Wednesday ill the office of Dr. A. C. Seely. Here for Wedding Donald j some cows slightly higher early; Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-1 several lots grass-fat steers $9.00 liam E. Boyd of the Hotel Ben- 50; common grades down to $8.00; son in Portland, spent Tuesday I canner cutter cows $5.00-6.00; fat nnil VoHnivH:iv In Ihiu rilv b.-lv. , N .. umI)mla ,.v,.r Sun - . Leaves fop Tw0 WeeksDl.. Kath,.rine McNi-ll. of this cily, ; (lft ,od f(),. S(,ltt)o to aUM1(1 anmla, convl,nllon t.-ass n s icin.occinii il technioue of snln- v """- '"v- ! c (,"' f , rcl "l ,- w iV1"' in Phm..nt wrappers, 41c n w! 1' " , mi, r, in ,ii her lin ca,'lonsi grade, 39c in parch- go to Wallace, Idaho, to visit her brother, P. McNeil. She expects to he gone from her office here for two weeks. Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harding, of the Hotel Umpqua, P. acidity), ,)9-J94c lb.; val 'inl tUti l-ittiii-'p turn ht-Ml hnr i ley routes and country points. 2c d E,.ni(, under former - ;, ,,,,,,.,, M,nn ,.,h(, ..i..., I to locate on the Pacific coast,! . ,, ,.i1.,i i(,ls,.hin i' fol-1 , vacation trip lo Reno, :NIV , .,,. T.,h ...,.1 Shasta dam. Mrs. Childs Here Mrs. G. R. ChiOlc nf S.in Frii m-kcn. has ill'- ! Here From Arizona Mr. and Mn c w Millinv nl Tucson. (im. HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Man oi tiirme crwtviiijt, ngwg, painful . bnrkuchm pe(ik- Uiin.emi cMa oraimina are ! ( !.au-f.-l Ly tin J Uidi.i ja ui.d n. L . relieved wdtj trriih-d in tl.e ri -ht way, ! '1 lie kidneya aie Niiturr'H c-ldt'f way of tak- 1 Ing eiri-. a-ridi Bud iihuoikjus uit out o( i a pinta a duy. ii mo m muea or Kidney lubpit am riltrn ! don't work nc 11, oiriii(iia waste mutter ntnyn ; in tSe til'tod, Tin wi jMjis'.iifi may sturl u K(irii( Ijm i.atJte, rlit'uiiiutu: iinifw, l'.a of p ji nn.l i enrrviy, ppttin ui tiij't i. fvw.lu.a, imiiiirj utidwr the f jrc, UvmI.,' fn-annd diicinp. 1-ro-iJUtrflt or rrnntv I. .t uh u it ) .,.,.,1 ,. t """K yum or i i:t.nie r. ; IJoft't wait! A-k y.,ur dr'iifKi't f-ir Doan'n I ills, utrn nurrH,,.iy hy ttnlb ,(, fr over 40 I Jfarc. Tt.py ivn i,i,:.j.y r-li-f and Mill bHp 1 Uie !.' rt'iks o) l,i-lin- tilna t!n-li out poi-n- j bua KiulD fioiu ywur Uuwd. iivi Uvu i IiUl. i Back From Honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Black have re turned to their home on Pltzer street, following a honeymoon spent at Newport. They were married here July -llh. Here From Yoncalla Luther iDaugheny, of Yoncalla, was a j business visitor In this city yes I terday. Portland Visitor Here Thoo- jdosia P. Robinson, of Portland, Wns hm-n vnsieivinv minmiinir m imvim.cv LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: Active, strong to 10 high er; good-choice 175-215 lb. drive Ins $11.75-85; few lots $11.90; me dium grades down to $11.00; 225 270 lb. mostly $11.25; few $11.50 00; light lights $11.00-25; packing sows steady at $3.00-75; around 100 head SO lb. prevacclnated feeder pigs $14.25. CATTLE: Calves active, strong; ' dail'V COWS to S6.50: heaVV Hoi- steins to $0.75; grass-fat beef cows $6.75-7.25; medium - good ! bulls S8.25-9.25; common grades , down to $7.00; good-choice vealers strong lo 50 higher at $11.50- ! 12 0; one sizeable lot $12.50. i SHEEP: Very slow; fat lambs ' weak to 25 lower; good-choice i grades $8.75-9.00; medium-good I grades $8.25-50; strictly sorted lots held to $9.25; feeder lambs $7.75- : 8.00; good yearlings $6.00; fat ewes $3.50-4.00; medium grades $.1.25 down. PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 10. (AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade, 40c ment wrappers, 40c In cartons. BUTTERFAT First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 pet. acidity, delivered In Portland, 38381c lb.; premium quuiuy i maximum oi 1 'ess, or 3(iic lb.; second quality, at Portland, 2c under first, or 36- 364c. Others unchanged. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (AP) Open High Low Close Sept 91 J 914 91 91 f Jul A MHPYl DILL VERY TASTY POLISH STYLE PICKLES POTATO SALAD METTWURST QUART IOC POUND lf)C POUND 2f)C PURE PORK SAUSAGE Lb BELT POT ROASTS BONELESS HAM Slice To Boil or Bake SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, Lb.. . ... Best Values Every Day Information For Recreationists (Forest Service Bulletin) North Umpqua; Streams are approaching their summer level, with steelhead fishing Increas ingly good in the lower waters. Trout fishing Is good in the Steamboat area. Best catches are being made on Coachman Hies. Roads are in fair shape. The Copeland creek sector will lie open noons and evenings for the next week; also, all day Sat urday and Sunday. Diamond lake: Roads are dusty but In good shape. Fishing is fair with good catches being made by experienced fishermen in both Diamond lake and streams. Fire danger is increas ing. Bohemia: Fishing Is fair. Roads are in fair shape. South Umpqua: Fishing at Fish lake was reported to be good. Streams are at summer level and stream fishing is good. Roads are rough but passable. Warm weather for the past week has caused forest fuels to dry out rapidly, which means that fires starting now might be come dangerously large In a very short time. Campers are there fore requested to be particularly careful with their cigarettes and follow the slogan, "Leave a clean camp and a dead fire." Umpqua National Forest. PAL NIGHT TONIGHT "Robin Hood" and "Robbers of the Range" FRIDAY & SATURDAY It's a fandango eth.nI7 V iV . PLUS jP 't6LUMBu Renins ntooiT ' an AUTOES Wi ;jHwith PENNY.- V' -SINGLETO FOR THE HOT WEATHER Assorted Sliced COLD MEATS lb KAMPFER'S HI-GRADE HA(WS-26picnics 21c PURE LARD 19c 0 mg 25C 1 Cf 1 02l I .. ..... mg I Kampter rig Pork 5C LINKS u Camel Steaks Settlers In the American west of the 1870s and 1880s rellshefl wild camel steaks. Descendants of a herd imported from Egypt by the army in 1856 and turned looso because they caused horses to stampede, the camels multiplied rapidly until wiped out oy hunt ers In search of the meat. " Exclusive Rare golden caviar fstergcori roe or eggs) sells for $100 a pound. This caviar went only to Ihe Russian imperial household In Czurlst days. Strong Male Tendency -t There is a family In San Pedro, Calif., in which for four genera tions no daughter has been borri; although there have been 35 sons. Because black is considered urt-' lucky by the natives of India, au- -tomoblles of that color cannot be sold there. NOW PLAYING TO CAPACITY CROWDS A LAUGH PANIC REGULAR PRICES! CHAPLIN TALKS! YOU 'LAUGH! HllalnhM nmcomWy ' The Great DICTATOR : PaulaHaGoddard Jack Oak! PLUS COLOR CARTOON 'Papa Gets the Bird" AND NEWS 10c Lb. 19c I Cork lenderloin PATTIES .10C 111 j a yJ 2 7-9 P. M. For Our Locker Patrons BEEF FRONT QUARTERS W do your M L g custom cutting, pound X J XnC 130 West Cass St.