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Newspaper Page TextT Claims Allowed By County Court Following is a list of the claims audited and ordered paid at the regular January term of county court : CIRCUIT COURT: P. IT. Co., S2.U5; S. I. A. Comm., 34 cents; Airs. A. Wade, S207.50; W. H. Wann, $G0.00; Law Library, Ban croft Whitney Co., Vol. 135, 57.50; American Law Book Co., Vol. 29, $10.00; Guy Cordon, $300.00. COUNTY COURT: H. B. Road man, commissioner, S159.70; ,T. S1340; P. TT. Co., $3.15: S. J. A. Comm., 15 cents; Shell Oil Co., $4.33. JUSTICE COURT; Justice fees, Sl-15.80; Constable fees, $3.50; Jury fees, $9.00; Witness fees, $32.90; P. TT. Co., $2.35. JUVENILE COURT: Mrs. A. Wade, board and room, $83.50; Agnes M. Pitchford, travel and phone, $27.41 and $20.18, car $20.00; Associated Oil Co., $3.17; Cilmore Oil Co., $4.86; Shell Oil Co., S9.43 and $10.38; Medical Arts Lab., $3.50; Martin T. Pratt, Sheriff fees, 50 cents: Mercy Hos pital, $4.00; Harry McCabe, witness-mileage, $10.00; General Roads, gas, $50.21; P. TT. Co., $1.40; Mrs. Goldie Nickels, $5.00; Office Machinery and Supply Co., $1.00; S. I. A. Comm., S4.29. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: J. V. long, travel expense, $32.75 and Stenograph service s, $54.00; Edith Reclell, $39.00; P. TT. Co., $5.18: S. I. A. Comm., 39 cents; Bancroft-Whitney Co., 1911 pock et parts, S10.00. COUNTY ASSESSOR: Lest or L. Wimberly, P. M., postage, $10.00 and $3.00; postal permit, $10.00 and $39.17; J. G. Stephen son, travel expense, $9.72: Barton Helliwell, the same, $5.S0; Extra Clerk Hire: Alfred Moore, $36.50: Robert Helliwell, S70.00 and $47.50; Woodley Stephenson, $74.25 and $20.25; Mattie Lee Tavlor, $57.50 and S21.00; Helen Glenn, $78.00; Pat Glenn, $14.00; P. TT. Co., $5.35; Sun Printing Co.. S8.75: S. I. A. Comm.. S2.71. COUNTY CLERK: Lester L.I Wimberly, P. M., $30.00 and $66.76; Roseburg Chieftain, $5.75; Capital City Bindery, $32.50; Don ald Agee, $39.00; Express, 50 rents; P. TT. Co., $3.35; S. I. A. , Comm., $1.52; West Coast Print ing and Binding Co., $16.93 and $1.80. , COUNTY CORONER: Harry C. Stearns, phone, $5.55; Fees and mileage, $15.00 and $13.10; Car service, $5.00 and witnesses, $15.00. COUNTY SHERIFF: LEGAL: Field deputies service fees: Geo. Edes, $6.50; W. B. Garrett, S2.00; W. A. Manning, S7.05; H. M. Mc Cabe, $1.60; Ira B. Poole, $19.15; services and travel expense, Geo. Edes. $3.00; H. M. McCabe, S16.80; phone, $2.25; II. C. Darby, $16.06; Jug Vest, Elal, $4.50; Geo. Edes, $1.50; W. 13. Garrett, $16.80; H. M. McCabe, $27.00; travel ex pense, O. T. Carter. $9.65; Cliff Thornton, $7.49; Wilson Harts horn, $15.80; Earl Snell, Secy, of State, car license, : $2.00; ' Asm-' ciated Oil Co., $1.95; Stnndard Oil Co., $7.94; General Roads, gas oil, $114.79; Associated Oil Co., $2.06; Richfield Oil Co., $13.89; Shell Oil Co., S20.30; Lester L. Wimberly, P. M., $6.00 and $6.00; P. TT. Co., $35.60; Chapman Drug Store, 73 cents; Roseburg Elec tric, $5.35; Western Union, S7.73; Tavior's Super Service Station, $7.00; Roseburg Book Store, $5.70; S. I. A. Comm., $20.86. COUNTY SHERIFF: TAX: Lester L. Wimberly, P. M.. enve lopes, S323.44: Gertrude Whipple, S19.50 and $16.50; Irene Camp bell, $19.50 and $13.50; P. TT. Co.. $2.35: S. I. A. Comm., $1.34. COUNTY SHERIFF: DEL. TAX COLL.: Roseburg Motor Co., $7.80; Earl Snell, Secy, of State, $1.00; Roval Typewriter Co., Inc., $83.95; General Roads, $63.58; S. I. A. Comm., $3.85. COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERIN TENDENT: Lula C. Gorrell, travel expense, $11.35; Koke Chapman Co., $3.00; P. TT. Co., less credit, 30 cents; Roseburg Book Store, 35 cents; Lester L. Wimberly, P. M., $15.00; Cabinet, $20.80; S. I. A. Comm., 33 cents. COUNTY SURVEYOR:. Arthur Unver. S35.00: N. E. Richardson, $35.00; P. TT. Co., $2.40; S. I. A. i Comm., 92 cents. COUNTY TREASURER: Kec Lox Manuf Co., $1.31; P. IT. Co., $2.35; S. I. A. Comm., 33 cents. COUNTY HEALTH UNIT: Hazel B. Lvtle, convention ex pense, $9.15;" Man,' A. Barrett, travel expense, $63.80; Roseburg Pharmacy, $4.95; New Service Laundrv, $2.24 and 47 cents; Les ter L. Wimberlv, P. M., $5.00; P. TT. Co., S7.32; Bell Leather Co., $30.00; S. I. A. Comm., S1.36. roHNTY HOME: R. T. Blake- Iv, Supt., $62.50; Iaura Blakely, I matron, S62.50; Verna Pocket!, j S65.00: Margaret Blakely, $.15.00; ! Neta Brvant. $75.00; Pearl Dur-1 rett, S67.20; Betty Rigshy, SiO.oo; Hula Carll, $65.80; Anna Cook. $47.60; Kov Kniggo. $60.00: Lou Martin, $60.00; Elsie Kelly, S55.00; Richard Ashworth, $15.00; Groceries and supplies, Goettel's Variety Stoic. S16.86; R. B. Oli ver, hav. $17.44; Pony J. Wright, beef. $116.20; Safeway Store, $1.16 and SS.S0; The Valley Poul try and Produce Co., S5.52; Ewen Bros., S2.00: H. D. Palmer, $3.25; Paul Abell. $33.79; W. H. Bailey, S7.00; Bo!) Frank's Grocery, S23.4I: Economy Market, $50.76; Fullerton Candy Co.. $10.93: Grimm's Grocery, $19.14; Orange Truck. S2.30: Frank J. Rot-an. $35.45; Roseburg Model Bakeiy. $26.70: Roseburg Snnitai-y Mar ket. $6.57; I'mpqua Dairy Prod- lure io., ;mu.k, riiu ,l.uu,, pork. S12.80; Deer Creek Dairy, S14.00; Douglas County Flour Mills. S13.50: Railway Express Agency. $2.80; Douglas County Farm Bureau Co-op Exchange, S6.40: Medicines, and aid. Medi cal Arts. $7.50: Chapman Drug Store, S46.97; Nathan Fullerton, S7.03: Marsters Di'Ug Co., $3.90; Improvement and repairs. John It. Kelly Sheet Metal, 512.50; OUR BOARDING HOUSE BUT E sAD.SAiM.' MV ARM6 i& A PRICELESS HEIRLOOM, HKNUfcO DOWN FROM THE. MIDDLE ASES WOW COULD . YOU REFUSE TO LOAM NOBLE E.SC0TCWE0H FROUDUV BS BARON ; HOOPLE AT RUNNVrAEDE WHEN King John 6isned tub MA6NA CHAR.TA Roseburg Electric, $8.80 and $1.00; Coen Lumber Co., $3.05; Ambulance and Burials, c o. Rigsby, $5.00: Roseburg Under taking Co., $14.00; Douglas Fu neral Home. $42.50: Harry C. Stearns, $105.00; Calif.-Oregon Power Co., $71.44; Bedding and Clothing, Carr Variety Store, 49 cents; Montgomery Ward Co., $6.45; P. IT. Co., $7.60; Car and Repairs, Earl Snell, Secy, of State, $1.00; General Roads, $96.65; Roseburg Lumber Co., $32.00; Koy Green, $3.00; R. G. Olson, $3.00; Joelson Lumber Co., $14.sa; Hardware and tools, Glenn H. Taylor, $1.50; Churchill Hardware Co., 36 cents; Outside Patients, Medical Arts, $20.25; To tal warrants drawn, $1853.23 less board of prisoners, 829 meals, $207.25. COUNTY JAIL: H. M. McCabe, meals, $3.20 and $13.65; Grimm's Grocery, $10.04; C. W. Clark's Photo Studio, 63 cents; The Film Shop, $2.80 and $5.27; Calif. Ore gon Power Co., stove, $8.86; Rose burg Electric, 90 cents; New Ser vice Laundry, $4.15; Dr. Chas. B. Wade, $7.50. COURT HOUSE: Otis Elevator Co., $24.00; Hillyard Sales Co., $66.84; G. W. Lecpor, 50 cents; George W. Zerr, $55.00; Calif.. Oregon Power Co., $100.39; Chur chill Hardware Co., $3.69; Gen oral Roads, $28.41; Roseburg Ek'ctr,icy 5,55; . Churchill Hard, ware Co., $5.18;.' Herman G. Alt haus, $2.78; Roseburg Garbage Disposal, $3.00; Roseburg Lumber Co., saw dust units, $50.00; S. I. A. Comm., $4.45. COUNTY WELFARE COM MISSION: Blind assistance, S62.20: Dep. Children Assistance, $800.20; General Assistance, S1157.48; Old Age Assistance, $2686.40. SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ASSISTANCE: Robert A. Re dell Comm., $100.00; Children's Home, $10.00; Erw'in Short, Chmn., $106.46; Robert A. Redell, Comm., $25.00. COUNTY WELFARE AGEN CIES: Bovs 'and Girls' Aid So ciety, $50.00; Catholic Societies, $10.00; Salvation Army, $25.00; The Waverly Baby Home, $144.00; Dr. Chas. B. Wade, vital statistics, $13.50 und insane, $15.00. ADVERTISING: N. W. Turkey Show, $1000.00. AGRICULTURE: Cattle in demnity, Alured T. Walker, $15.00; Walker Bros., $10.00. BOUNTIES, SCALPS AND TRAVEL EXPENSE: Earl D. Duncan, $20.00; J. S. Bussell, 2 coyotes, $20.00; the following re ceived $12.50 for coyote and bob cat, C. D. Burgoyne, Bert Meloy; $10.00 for coyote, Adrian L. Cave, D. T. Johns, W. A. Blaekert, Wm. Wroe, Arthur Wooley, W. A. Py ritz, Ben Furrows, Albert Hall, Ralph I.ockwood, Tony Erlebach, Ervin Whetzel, L. Holtman, Gus Carlson, 6 wild cats, $15.00; Robt. V. Chlttick, 4 bob cats, $10.00; the following 3 bob cats, Don Pankey, S7.50, and Chas. H. Erwin; the following received $5.00 for two bob cats, Bert Meloy, Wm. Wroe, Don Pankey, Gilbert Holmes; 3 bob cats, S7.50; the following re ceived $2.50 for one bob cat, Ralph Lockwood, M. B. Emmitt, Fred Perry, Warren W. Johnson, Joseph N. Hefner, Don Pankey, Car) Anderson, Jasper Palouse, Virgil Loach and Geo. H. Snrver. DAIRY HERD INSPECTOR: None. EMERGENCY: Accident, Mrs. W. Mull, $35.00; Council of De fense, Harry Pinninger, $25.00 and $50.00; Arms and Ammuni tions, Art Burnside & Co., $181.6!); P. O. Ackley, $8.00; Black Out Supplies, Nobel Goet tel, $6.43: Coen Lumber Co., $172.34; Pacific Coast Stamp Works, $102.35; Sandwich Shop, $9.85. COUNTY OWNED: Insurance, E. G. Young, agent, $127.40; re pairs, Robertson Drug Store, to lx'lance rent, $7.50; K. L. Settle, S10.10: John C. Dtehl. commis sion. S15.55; H. C. Darby, travel expense. S1.95: FOREST; OWN ED, timber cruiser and travel ex pense, B. J. Howscr, S260.80; Compassman and travel expense, Wilford Haines. S118.85; P. TT. Co.. 15 cents; S. I. A. Comm., $3.87. P I! O P E R T Y CLASSIFICA TION: City appraiser, Robert C. Gile. S62.50 and $62.50; Travel ex pense, $6.15; Geo. J. Wenderoth, Uiauglitsniun, $136.50; Sun Print pS.fivW. ''iJ! '-ii VEST "? j ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, COAT - OV 25 ON A IT VvVT1 BORNE FITZVsllLLlAM WOU ? FOK. ing Co., $3.00; S. I. A. Comm., $2.75. PUBLISHING: Roseburg Chief tain, $24.05; Roseburg News-Review, $24.75. SEALER OF MEASURES AND WEIGHTS: Department of Agri culture, $19.82. TAX FORECLOSURE: Vio lette Houser, $75.00. Total war rants for the month of Decem ber, $17856.13. DOG CONTROL FUNDS: Tom Fletcher, $70.00 and S70.00; C. H. Nichols, postage, $45.00; Rose burg News-Review, $6.00 and $1.50; travel expense for super visors, R". L. Stearns, $4.60; W. J. Meredith, $3.00 and Victor Phipps. $4.00; Sheep killed, A. Larsen, $5.00; Goats killed, How ard Hatfield, $36.00; L. E. Thompson, $2.00; Turkeys killed, J. F. Conn, $40.00; Mrs. Marga ret Bauer, $15.00; S. I. A. Comm., $2.44; Total warrants drawn, $304.54; Dog License, issued for 1941, $1.00. GENERAL ROAD FUNDS: Lester Blakely, etal right of way North Umpqua, $661.00, $418.00 and $25.00; C. W. Knox, $125.00; Feenaughty Machinery Co., $5586.00; Logger's and Con tractor's Machinery Co., $7490.70. Total warrants drawn, $14305.00. ROAD DISTRICT, NO, FUNDS: The following is the payroll of the foremen and crews: Homer Gallop, $132.00; W. H. Gallop, $100.00; M. N. Hum phreys, $84.37; Wm. T. Hughes, $80.00; Joe Matthews, $75.00; J. I. Sutton, $82.00; B. W. Taylor, $106.25; Geo. Crenshaw, S84.0D; Wm. Hoeft, $84.00; J. T. Buffing ton, $84.00; Walter F. Cox, $80.00; G. W. Crouchcr, $66.00; Henry Best, $27.50; V. V. MeAbov, $16.25; . Robert Fielding. $5.1X1; Walter Hutchinson, S88.00; Em mitt Mover, $70.40; O. J.-MeGee, $55.00; C. W. Perry, $92.50; Charles Ice, $27.50; Jack Church, $2.50; Bert, Matthews, $104.50; Max Myers, $104.50; J. M. Dcar dorff, $38.00; J. F. Sellers, $70.40; Ross Chamberlain, $1.25; Romie Howard, and truck, $182.50; H. C. Wheeler, $11.87; Dale Hatfield, $88.00; Geo. Cascbeer. $70.40; F. L. Merry, $64.00; R. II. Breed love, $12.50; Bird Tucker, $7.50; J. S. Marr, $5.00; Durward Ow ens, $12.00 and $2.00 and $74.00; Frank Stancliff, $10.00 and $45.00; Ray Blood, $26.00, $8.40 and $45.65; S. L. Hall, $5.00; Tom Melton, $10.00; Lyman Stiles, $10.00; O. O. Matthews, $86.00; H. G. Klore, $10.00; Howard Kaiser, $51.25; Freeman Wil liams, S48.75; Walter Vashaw, $55.00; John Doe Johns, S2.50; H. Trent, $21.25; Bob Langholff, $33.60; Geo. Barter, $27.50; W. M. Hodges, $2.50; Jess Williams, $2.50; D. A. McCord, $88.00; King Hogan, $40.25; Percy Lang don, $60.80; Guy McGoe, $60.00; Bill Rachor, $37.50; Gus Lapp, $7.50; Lyle Spore, $7.50; M. A. Ormsby, $52.50; Andrew Telford, S55.00; Richard Reynolds, $3.20 and $9.60; Clyde Rydell, S115.00; Warren Roberts, $67.20; Don Clay, $55.00; C. M. Hull, $9.60; Ed Benjamin, $15.00; Sam Woos ley, $1.25; Billie Walker, $1.25; Earl Murphy, $7.50; Joe Abbolt, S5.00; Albert Boye, $2.50; L. R. Nichols, $33.90; Wilbcrt Dailey, S10.00; Kenneth Townsend, SX50; Cecil Lane, $2.50; D. A. Peaslev, $2.50: Wm. Wroe, $2.50; S. E. Tavlor, $7.50; John Murphy, $2.50; B. G. Harris, $2.50; Walter Pyrilz, $1.25; E. O. Rand, $4.00, $6.40, $8.00 and $34.00; L. V. Smith, $88.00; Fred Brauninger, $70.40; Jess Russell, $55.00; Car roll Rigsby, $8.20;. Ray Blood, $19.50; Francis Niday, $20.00; Alva Stephens, $25.00; Tom Thronbuig. $12.50; Phillip O'Mara. $3.00: Adam Schneider, $5.00; R. J. Spalding, $88.00; Linn Taylor, $48.00; Wm, Angel, $80.70; Oscar Angel, $67.20; W. J. Todd, $35.20; B. E. Leas. $132.00. John Iorek, $99.00; J. M. Span cake. $70.40; M. Sacks, S70.40; E. R. Weber. $24.00.. $65.00 and PHONE 857-R Free Pickup and Delivery Service CHAPPELLE'S Shoe Repair 226 N. Jackson Quick 8ervlce mr 1 l ' mi . L .JiSV. 7 i . v a ,x jri i r;, r-vr-. r ni rz r h w 11 ROSEBURG, OREGON, With Maior Hoopte VELL, ATOR,,DOT COAT-FROM-ARMS IS A NI2E OLD HAND-ME- DOWNjDlD I SAV NO? BUT WOW CUALL. A CUSTOMER. VJEA&IMS 1 OUT 6LEE.V ES ? W M eHrXLL VOL) BREENS ME ACCORDION UND BOOL FEEDLE, I'LL, HANDING. 25 BOCKS, BUT NOT DOT PEECTURE OF CIGAR $6.20; F. C. Frear, $166.75; N. E. Richardson, $20.00; Jas. WoUord, $12.00; Alfred Cloake, $8.00 and $24.00; Jane Wharton, S75.00; Lau ra Cummings, $21.00; Roy Fisher, $88.00; Cecil Denny, $67.20; James Gates, $50.00; R. L. Collie, S30.00; Sheron Collie, $25.00; Stacv Finley, $2.50; R. E. Carlile, $27.50; Ben Terrill, $7.50; Don ald Miller, $2.50; Percy Langdon, $3.20; Kenneth Madison, $30.00; Homer Ladd, $25.00; Kenneth Ladd, $30.00; Arthur Mack, $2.50; Lawrence Goodman, $2.50; Carl Madison, $5.00; Chas. Madison, $2.50; Celian Rader, $2.50; Del Fairfield, $1.25; Bert Hurd, $2.50; Harry Weatherly, $2.50; Franklin Haines, $74.00. Total payrolls, $5,633.89. s The following Is for gravel, re pairs and supplies: Lester Bell, $108.75; Harvey Dysert, $6.65; Roseburg Sand and Gravel Co., $611.50; Ted Hodges, $6.00; Rose burg Sand and Gravel Co., $19.02; A. E. Hodges, $1.50; L. M. Du bell, S1.05; F. A. Farnum, $1.95; C. S. Henry, $22.00; W. D. Henry, $69.00; Ed Hartman, 30 cents; Tom Fletcher, 30 cents; Harold Nichols, 30 cents; Hunt Brothers, $94.85; Dolbert Poole, $25.80; Cons. Frelghtways, Inc., $2.03; Pierce Auto Freight Linos, Inc., 67 cents and 50 cents; City of Canyonville, $2.00; Calif.-Oregon Power Co., $18.67; West Coast PbwtSr Co., $1.00; Southern Pa cific Co., $02.70; Earl Snell, Secy, of State, $35.00; Cliff Thornton, Sheriff, $4.50; Floyd L. Clark, $3.00; Stephens Auto Co., $13.10; Richfield Service Station, Drain, $1.00; Han-y Pearce, $2.00; Myr tle Creek Garage, $1.95; Howard Cooper Corp., $80.70; Copoland Lumber Co., $1.50; W. P. Fuller & Co., $3.91; Electric Steel Foun dry Co., $25.16; Hansen Motor Co., $654.35; Montgomery Ward Co., $2.35; Myrtle Creek Garage, $7.25; Kelly Hardware Co., $1.00; Harry Pearce, $10.00; Shell Oil Co., $1234.78; Standard Oil Co., $148.79; The Texas Co., $42.55; Union Oil Co., $44.00; The Texas Co., $106.64; Pacific High way Garage, $9.20; Woodbury Co., $3.04; Gardiner Lumber Co., $86.80; R. L, Grlswold and Sons, $133.70; Umpqua Building Supply Co., $6.40; H. A. Beck, $42.21; James Gourley, $16.13; J. E. Has eltlne & Co., $48.38; Interstate Tractor and Equipment Co., $33.72: Oregon Culvert and Pipe Co., $943.79; John A. Roebllng's Sons Co., $16.63; Frank L. Tav lor, S188.56; Sulherlin Lumber Co., $1.50; Si Dillard Motor Co., $4528.70; E. L. Rigdon, $54.00; Robert Motor Co., $4.67; A. Mat thews, car rental, $5.25. Total of the above, $9602.77. State Industrial Accident Com mission. $409.47. Total of War rants, $15646.13. UMPQUA HIGHWAY IM PROVEMENT DISTRICT: Port of Umpqua Commission, $107.30; Gardiner Lumber Co., $441.50. To tal S548.S0. DANCE TONIGHT Moost Hall Townsend Club No. 2 Rose Orchestra Gents 25c Ladies 10c In these troubled times seal the bond of friendship and remembrance with your photo graph. CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jackson Phone 331 HORACE C. BERG Special Agont Roseburg, Oregoi The PRUDENTIAL Insurance Company of America P.O.Box 945 Phone 139-Y WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2t, Around the County CanyonvM CANYONVILLE, Jan. 2a W.I C. Shannon, who Is manager of the Standard service station, is 111 from an attack of flu. Myles Jones, of Myrtle Creek, is in charge, during Mr. Shannon's absence. 1 Sunday, Hiram Hash caught a 131-pound steclhead in Cow creek last week. Dava Taylor and Chet Herclier of Rosebarg and Ira B. Poole, of Canyonville, went to Medlord on business Tuesday. Mrs. Ruth Pardee was in Rose burg Monday. While there she visited with Mrs. Delia Boyle, who Is In a convalescent home there. Mrs. Elsie Poole has been visit- ing her children here and in Days C.-ck. She went from here Tues day to visit in Glendale a few days before going to her home in Grants Pass. -Don Devore and Hubert Garey left for Portland Saturday to join the army. They passed their ex aminations and word has been re ceived from them that they have gone to Texas. A spare tire was stolen from the car of Mrs. Bcnnetta Pickett, last week. She was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green at the time. , Mrs. Victor Shaw was in Rose burg on business Friday after noon. Rebekah lodge. No. 188, met Tuesday evening. The following officers were installed for the en suing term: Eva Poole, noble grand; Peggy Pelham, vice grand; Shirley Cain, treasurer; Ben netta Pickett, secretary; Belle Hamlin, chaplain; Ethel May Worthlngton, warden; Etta Shaw, conductor; Manola Duncan, in side guardian; Alex Worthlngton, outside guardian; Annie Worth lngton, right supporter to the noble grand; Alice Green, left supporter of the noble grand; Lou Knight, right supporter to the vice grand; Mary Stock, left supporter to the vice grand. Grace Cooper, of Eugene was the musician for the evening. This was the first meeting that Mrs. Alice Green had attended for some time. Ethel May Worthing ton, the outgoing noble grand, re ceived some very pretty handker chiefs. After the business meet ing the members and two guests enjoyed a potluck luncheon in the dining room. When Bill Watklns fell from a ladder last week he not only broke his crippled arm, but also fractured a rib. Ho was taken to a doctor in Myrtle Creek Tues day. - i. i i . V. '. JpJWr. arid' Mrs. Lester Spencer and children liavo moved onto the Mary Jane Briggs place. ) Mrs. H. J. Hash and daughter, Rosetta, were visiting friends in Grants Pass Sunday. ' Dr. E. J. Wainscott and the health nurse, Mrs. Barrett, of Roseburg, held a clinic in the school house Tuesday morning. Tests were given for diphtheria and small pox and vaccination lor small pox and toxoid for diphthe ria. Several adults attended the clinic. Mrs. Kenneth Hopkins and son, Don, were shopping In Roseburg Tuesday. A naval recruiting officer ex Drink ice-cold Coca-Cola. Taste Ms delicious goodness. Enjoy the happy aftor-senie of refreshment it brings. By ust this ex perience of complete refreshment, millions hav come to wel come the quality of Coca-Cola the quality of ffce reo thing. OTHE0 UNDII AUTHORITY Of THE COCA-COIA COMfANT tl Coca-Cola Battling Company of Roseburg 1942. pects to be In Canyonville, at the post office, Sunday, January 18. Men who are accepted will be furnished transportation from Myrtle Creek to Portland, for Telephone 9$ .315-317 No. Jackson TICKIHS Q ,-. . 209TemptidCoilil If I V .terveO"'PV," , Wofd' 1 comoare ud to 110 mnre I 1 W Vtflf " ' J d. felted enttnn tu1 Bt.Latn (llul I , ,1 , ssMaT"1' fl in rubber!) See It today at Wards I Til L the formal enlistment. Mrs. ' Earl Sumner tot Day! Creek and her sister, Mrs. Law rence Simmons and daughter, Ar dlth, of Marshfleld, Visited with ' This mattrcn fiives t S ' . j ivr l. i . . una Yvatua timuciigcyouiomaicnuaiomorei ; t FIRSTyouget SANITIZED ticking! SECOND you get an inner unit designed for complete, ' healthful rest! Sisal pads prevent coils from . ' 'feeling through." Eight screened ventilators. : , . Four cord handles for easy turning! ' ' Uul Down Ptyawnt and Carrying Charge- Compare up to (10 morel 276 coila In deep, felted cotton and 81 -Later (iltal fwed in rubber I) See It today at Wards buy at a reduced price! . . MONTGOMERY WARD Telephone m You FIVE their aunt, Mrs. Ruth UcGee, one day this weak. J. O. Gloss carried the mall for the carrier, E. W. Brown, IWe- day. 1 H I 'I'll t J-UULllLLUJU. II iiu'iima Vou a double health-miard . . , .. ,' ... . HOTEL MATTRESS 94 frost its qualify I 3." i