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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1942. I it I ; Local News Spend Day Here Mr. and Mrs. manes Wilson, of Keston, were business visitors here Tuesday. On Business Trip Albert Ml- cell!, of this city, left this morn ing for Salem and Portland to spend a few days attending to business. Leaves for Texas Lt. Earl Brand, formerly stationed at Camp Roberts in California, who hus been here the last week visit ing his parents and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brand and Mrs. Etta Davles, on Vista ave nue, left this morning for his new station at Camp Barkley, AOiiene, Texas. He will report for duty at the latter camp next Monday. Ill at Home Mrs. D. H. Lenox, employee at Fisher's, is reported to be ill of Influenza at her home In West Roseburg. Mrs. Stapleton Home Mrs. H. II. Slaplclun has returned to her home on t.hadwick street, follow Ing a few days In Portland visit ing. Glee Club to Practice The Roseburg Men's Glee club, under the direction of R. M. Church, will meet Thursday night at 7:30 o clock at the city hall for the weekly practice. Makes Business Trip T. G. Watson, of the Umpqua forest service, returned to his home here today, following a two-day stay at Laynff creek attending to busi ness. , What About The Old Folks? When they're not id active anymore and spells of constipation annoy them with dlziiness, heartburn, headaches, or torturing gas pains, get ADLERIKA. We have many letters from thankful users who are far past middle-tie. Your druggist has ADLERIKA. . LADIES' HEEL LIFT8 ' Leather or Composition w25cpr. HOBDAY'8 SHOE RENEWING Moves Back to Roseburg Ar thur Davis has moved back to Roseburg from Eugene and is now residing at the Hotel Hose. Mr. Davis was employed In the county school superlntcndent'3 of fice here before moving to Eu gene. Visiting Here Mrs. Edward Novls, of Hollywood, is spending the week In Roseburg as the guest of Mr, end Mrs. Ward Cummlngs. Mrs. Novls is a pianist, and her husband, a voice Instructor in Hollywood, is a brother of Donald Novis, radio singer. Officers to Be Inducted By VFW Post Here Patrick W. Kclley post, veter ans of foreign wars will install Us newly elected officers at a meeting Thursday night at the Knlghls of Pylblas lodge hull. Of ficers to be instiilled are Vincent Mulone, commander; T. J. Milli kln, senior vice-commander; Frank Francis, junior vice-commander; William Long, chaplain; C. W. VanVoorst, quartermaster; Gaye Mowery, trustee. Refreshments will be served following the installation cero- and Mi-s. Virgie Hoskins wore In Roseburg Saturday, The chicken dinner held at the Community hall Wednesday eve ning was well attended. The la dies who were In charge were Mrs. Victor Shaw,. Mrs. Normun Ashcraft and Mrs. John Hamlin J he gross proceeds amounted to $22.47. The supper was sponsored by the Hod & Gun club and was held for the benefit of the build ing fund. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hanna and Dale Hoskins wore Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoskins. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Jones and J 47.50 Ji.JV I Buy When , 'union I Values ore f?vfoi Back From Portland -Mrs. J. F. Barker and two daughters, Mrs. Velio Broadway and Mrs. L. W. Josse; Mrs. J. A. Harding, Mrs. W. F. Chapman and Mrs. Ldgao Lewis have returned to their homes in this city, follow in: a four-day stay in Portland, visiting. VITAL STATISTICS BORN DILLJJR To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dlllcr, of 126 W. Lane street, Roseburg, at Mercy hospital, this morning, April 15, a daughter, Marilyn; weight six pounds elev en ounces. zzufsjzs? a,' urB' !'i-,1"- "J uiiit ti hub, v,t i i sniirsuil sj ci.l- tages. Mr. and Mrs. David Fate of Days Creek visited with Mis. Ecklund Friday evening. Mrs. Albert Ramberg has word from her husband In Seattle that ho has the basement dug and will soon start to build their new house. Mrs. Ramberir and daughter, Elinor, will not move until after school closes. Max Mowrey of McMinnvllle visited with Carl Quick Monday. Mr. Mowrey was on his way to Holland to visit his folk before entering the army. Mrs. Evelyn Stroud of Spokane, rars. cianco carter and daueh- Donna, of Healdsbure. Cali fornia, and Mrs. Masel Carter of I Portland were at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeVore, for the Easter vacation Mrs. Cora Beyers of Tacoma, I wasnington, visited with Mis Ecklund Friday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Roe returned to Can- yonvillo from Sheridan Tuesday DIVORCE COMPLAINTS OLINGHOUSE John B. versus Marie Olinghouse; married at Chehalis, Wash., September 16, 1927; cruelty. x m rat mo it iKk& AT DRUG, GROCERY AND DEPT. STORES Cartyonville CANYONVILLE, April 14. Mrs. R. L. Couglar is visiting a few days in Eugene with relatives. Ronald Loffer was in Portland i a couple of days this week business. Mrs. Mary Jane Briggs was taken to the Mercy hospital in Roseburg Tuesday. She has been 111 for several days and has been staying at her son, Ermii's, home. Mrs. Susie Alvord of Ashland visited Mrs. Ray Bartley Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. Alvord will visit In Days Creek before return ing to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bartley and daughter, Lillian, and son, Ron ald, and Mrs. Glen Dodge spent Easter In North Bend. The Bart ley family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Dodge visited her husband, who is in structing a caroentrv class there. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Shaffer at-1 afternoon. She was called there tended the civilian defense pa-j ,on d!,ys ago due to the serious rarle In Rntiehnra 7l1,inlfitr All ' mayors In the surrounding towns were sent special invitations. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ham- mersly and children visited at the A. C. Duncan home Monday night. They were moving to Port land from Modoc Point. Mr. Hammersly has work at the ship yards. Mrs. Kathleen Knight returned to Canyonvllle the last of the week to take up her duties In high school again. She has been In Eugene due to the serious ill ness of her mother-in law. Mrs. Knight brought her daughter, Ann, with her, who will attend school here until the end of the school year. Ann is In the first grade. George Norman of Dunsmuir, California, visited for several days at the W. C. Peiham home. He. will Join the army Friday. Bobby Williams visited for sev eral days in Roseburg this week. C. R. Bradley returned from Santa Rosa, California, Saturday. He has been visiting his son there for a month. A son, named Harold Edward, weighing 94 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Long April 4th. The mother and baby are being cared for by Mrs. Bailey In Myrtle Creek. Mrs. Leon Nichols, daughter, Daiiene Joy, and son, Mark, visit ed with her sister, Mrs. Ralph j Hoskins, most of last week. I Mrs. Minnie Allison, Mrs. Em- ' ma Wamsley and Mrs. Carl Alli son and son, Charles, visited with Mrs. Wamsley's brother, in Eu gene Saturday. Harry Manning took his sons, Charles and Jimmle, back to Ashland Sunday aflernoon. He had brought them here for the Easter vacation. Mrs. Harry Bovoo and Mrs. D. W. Gill were shopping in Rose burg Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Bullivant of Eu gene spent Thursday and Friday at the Robert Couglar home. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Poole and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamlin were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin In Riddle. j Robert Farouar was in Ros ' burg Friday. j Mrs. Emorv Marsters of Mc- i Mlnnville visited her cousin, Mrs. Ecklund. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larimer illness of her mother, Mrs. E. E. Lewis. Mrs. Ira Poole was in Roseburg r nuay on business. kit , IVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., April 14.--(API (U. S. Dept. Agr.) CAT TLE: Market rather slow, steady to weak; steers scarce, quotable steady; medium-good fed steers salable 11.0012.65; common hei fers 80075; canner and cutter cows 5.75-7.00; fat dairy type cows 7.50-8.00; medium-good beef cows quotable 8.50-9.75; medium good bulls 9.0010.50; good-choice vealcrs 14.00 15.50; cull and com mon grades 7.0011.00. HOGS: Market weak to 15 low er than Monday's average; good choice 170-215 lb. drive-ins 14.00 25; late sales largely 14.00-15.00 down, few early 14.35 and 14.40; 230-270 lb. 13.25-50; light lights 13.00-50; good 325-550 lb. sows 10.50-11.50; lighter weights to 12.00; good-choice feeder pigs 12.00-75. SHEEP: Market steady; one lot medium shorn lambs with No. 1 pelts 9.50; few good-choice heavy wooled lambs about 11.25; good choice fed wooled lambs Monday 11.50-12.25, few spring lambs up to 13.00; good ewes sal able 6.00-50. PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., April 15 (API DRESSED TURKEYS Selling prices: Hens, 28c; loms, 27-28c lb. Buying prices: Toms, 25-26e; hens, 2Cc lb. POTATOES, old White locals, $2.50-2.75 cental; Deschutes gems, $3.15-3.25 cental; Yakima No. 2 gems, $1.25 per 501b bag, Klam ath No. 1 $2.85-3.25 cental. POTATOES, New Shafter (Cal.) Whites, $2.50 50-lb. bag. Other produce unchanged. Visit at Garwood Home Mr. following the last few days spent and Mrs. Arthur Moses have re- in this city as guests of Mr. and turned to their home in Eugene, Mrs. L. E. Garwood. ISe food Teyoatotetf WITH LUNCH today, order ACME... the beer with the nin l.lj.llt Quenches!) loday, at lunch, give yourself a new treat. Learn how sparkling Acme puts an "edge" to your appetite... makes food taste lots better. Get into the habit of saying, 'TJI take Acme." ACME BREWERIES U. F-..rf, Buy WAR SAVINGS tONDS STAMPS 'CMBbeer BREWED WITH PACIFIC . NORTHWEST HOPS and BARLEY Douglas Distributing Co., Phont 14 i '.in si Other produce unchanged. for GeHCmtWlS "A Omit I '40 Qf I (af PORTLAND, Ore., April 15. . -v IfayT.". H98h "I! 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