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R'OSEBUR NEWS REVIEW, R6SEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1942.
(lLocal
News
III at Home Mrs. L. L. Wlm
berly is reported to be 111 at her
home on Reservoir avenue.
Working at Bank Mrs. Harrie
W. Booth is working during the
vacation periods ol employes at
the Douglas National bank.
Visiting Here For Week Miss
Jean Geddes has arrived here
from Seattle to spend a week
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Geddes, and other relatives
and friends.
Back From California Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Caswell have returned
to their home on Commercial
fenue, following a two weeks'
"cation trip to Los Angeles and
Pasadena, Calif., visiting relatives
and friends.
Return to Klamath Falls- Mrs.
Burge Mason (Mildred Sinniger)
and her two children, Clarissa El
len and John Burge, have return
ed to their home in Klamath Falls
following two weeks here vaca
tioning and visiting Mrs. Mason's
father, J. H. Sinniger, on South
Jackson street.
Daughter Is Born According
to word received here, a daugh
ter, Kaye, was born May 26 in
Los Angeles to Dr. and Mrs.
Maurice Grossman, formerly of
this city. Dr. Grossman was on
the medical staff at the veterans
facility hospital here before be
ing transferred to the Los Ange
les veterans hospital last fall.
Son Is Born Announcements
kaye. . been received here by
Jflends telling of the birth of a
ton, Robert Edward, Weighing
seven pounds eight ounces, June
17, at Berkeley, Calif., to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Mrs.
Campbell was formerly Anoka
Coates, physical education in
structor in the high school in this
city.
Home From Hospital Mi's.
Al Utne (Alyce Fest) has been
discharged from St. Vincent's hos
pital in Portland and is now con
valescing here at the home : of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . W.
Fest, on North Jackson street.
Mrs. Utne underwent a serious
major operation several weeks
ago. During her stay in the hospi
tal, her mother, Mrs. Fest, stayed
with her.
(jkvislts Dixon Family Mrs.
George Johnston, of Long Beach,
Wash., formerly Maude Sheridan,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Sheridan of this city, spent a
part of this week visiting the
Dixon family at Dixonville. Mrs.
Johnston is a grand niece of Mrs.
R. B. Dixon, of Dixonville. She
was born in the old Sheridan resi
dence, where the Douglas Na
tional bank is now located.
A New Money-Saving Recipe
every Thursday on this page.
Save them.
Presented by Digby's Market
LIBERTY CAKE
(.Molsl ind patriotic)
cilp fat
U. tmpoon
M cup smwr
ii ntp, beaten
ciii orange
juice
1 lea spoon lemon
extract
1 teaspoon.
Krated orangf
rated lemon
rind
1 teaspoon nit
run rake ILmit
1 leni'oon v.kU
t i i rsi'ii:
'! flip ruciunilt
', nip n'lts
Cream fat and mijtar. Add ftt. "tract
and rtmh. Be-jl a minute. Add tall, flnttr, soda
aiNl raKirw. Heat 2 mi mile. I'mir Into shallow t
Pan lined with waxed Daner. Sprinkle baiter with
ninviniit and mil. Itake 30 minutes In moderate !
mm crni).
FOOD SPECIALS
Cotch Blend Fresh
COFFEE, Mb. bag ...
19c
Coral Sea Halves
PINEAPPLE,
20-oz. can, 2 cans
39c
Campbell's 14-oz. can
TOMATO JUICE, 3 cans J'
Pheasant Pink
SALMON, lb. can, 2 for
45c
Our Mother's
COCOA, 2-lb. can
25c
Oregon Golden State 4m
CANNED MILK, 4 cans Jv
. MARKET
NORTH ROSEBURG
Guarantee: Low everyday
prices that can't be beat.
liilf
Plcnlo Announced The Glen
gary Sewing club members and
their families will hold a seven
o'clock picnic supper Sunday,
June 28, at the J. A. Hoolen
grove.
Will Be Here This Week Dr.
E. B. Pratt, of Santa Barbara,
Calif., Is expected to arrive here
this week to preach at 'the First
Baptist church Sunday., He was
formerly of this city.
Here Frnm RimHcnnrl TVinntv
Sheriff and Mrs. Harry M. Mc-
une, accompaniea Dy Mrs. Harry
Tatro, all of Reedsport, were
business visitors In Rosebure 16-
day .
Club to Sponsor Dance The
Edenbower Community club has
Invited the public to attend a ben-
Pfit HnPO S.tttirrintr ntrrht limn
27, at the Edenbower school lay-
ain-u. me pioceeas oi me aiiair
will go to the kitchen building
fund.
Visiting at Chambers Home
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Chambers and
son, Sheldon, of Laurelwood, have
as their house guests, Mrs.
Chambers' cousin and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolt; of Oak
land, Calif., and Mrs. Chambers'
mother, Mrs. Maude Sheldon, of
Seattle, who will spend a week or
so here.
Keystone Club Plans Luncheon
The Methodist Keystone club
has announced July 3rd as the
date of Its potluck picnic lunch
eon, to be held at one o'clock at
the M. M. Nelson home on Deer
creek. Mrs. Nelson will be as
sisted by Mrs. Fred L. South
wick. Members and friends at
tending have been asked to bring
their own table service.
Funeral Services Set
For Mrs. E. W. Redifer .
Mrs. E. W. (Frances Eunice)
Redifer, 61, died Wednesday at
Mercy hospital in Roseburg.
Born at Elkton, July 6, 1880,
she made her home in Oregon
throughout her entire lifetime.
For the past 14 years she had
been a resident of Myrtle Creek,
where she was an active member
in the Christian church.
Surviving are her husband;
three sons, Rev. Oscar Cooper,
Spokane; Ernest Cooper, Eugene,
and Arthur Cooper, Ashland, and
a daughter, Mrs. Elmer (Frances)
Leighton, Myrtle Creek.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Chris
tian church in Myrtle Creek, Rev.
Harry Baird officiating. The
body will be taken to Ashland for
interment. Arrangements are in
charge of the Roseburg . Under
faking, company. .-, - ;.,
Sawmill Near Prospect
Destroyed by Fire
MEDFORD, June 25 (AP)
The 25,000-board foot daily cap
acity Prospect sawmill near Pros
pect on the Crater lake highway
was destroyed by fire Tuesday,
James Dole, owner, said.
Only a small amount of lum
ber was burned.
ATTENTION
LEGIONNAIRES
All Legionnaires asked to
be at Carl's Tavern for fare-
well for Commander Riegel,
6:30 Friday evening, June
26th.
Bruce Mcllis, Commander-
elect. (Adv.)
TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
rut -j T-r4 1 1
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11c-30e-40c
Inc. tax
JMoirri;iiia
W' TV y f THE MOST EXCITING ji
MHUNT OF ALLyj
Convention ef V. F. W.
Hears Rev. Perry Smith
KLAMATH FALLS, June 25
(AP) More than 200 had regis
tered for the annual encampment
of the veterans of foreign wars
and the department auxiliary as
business sessions got underway
this afternoon.
First event of the state meeting
was a memorial service last night
addressed by Past National Chap
lain Perry Smith of Roseburg.
This morning a joint session was
held at which the delegates were
welcomed by officials of the city
and county and civic organiza
tions. ... . ,
Wet Grounds Postpone
Softball Game Here
The softball game between the
Dunham Transfermen and Texa
co Chiefs, scheduled for last
night, was postponed because of
wet grounds and will be played
Friday night, If weather permits,
lb was announced today. Al Fle
gel, manager of the Texaco team,
reported today he is' considering
organizing a Pee-Wee league,
composed of youngsters below
the age of 10 years. More definite
plans will be announced later.
COMING
FRIDAY SATURDAY
THEY'RE IN THE ARMY NOW!
Brod Crawford
Andy Devine
Ion Chaney.Jr.
ENDS TODAY
BARGAIN NIGHT
RETURN
'A Yank in the
R.A.F."
TYRONE POWER
Plus
Lynn Bari John Sutton
Dan Dailey, Jr.
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IWHWEST!
-, Visit Hero Dr. and Mrs. H. D. friend, Miss Laura Hill Boogey, o
Wilson accompanied by' their Marshfleld, left Tuesday for Port
daughter, Miss Jeanne, and her land, after spending the week end
Full-Sii.
Goquet
S.t ,
1.98
j 4-ball set with screw-in mallet
' handles, complete in carton.
; Streamlined Set In Wood
Rack .........
2,98
Popular ; ' i
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Shirt ; 'I
4U I
Ideal for all summer sports I
Closely woven all-white cot
ton. Get yours NOW at Wards I
Wool-Filled
Sleeping
Bag , ..
14.95
Covered with Army Duck, filled
with 3 lbs. new wool I Slide fas
tener sids qnd bottom I '
"Ensign" .
Tennii
Racket -
2.88
Wards "Ensign" the equal
o rackets selling at twice its
price I S-ply Ash frame I
Reduced I
Convenient
Step-On Pail
79C
Fine for refuse can or babys
diapers. White enamel finish,
red cover. Removable inset I
Reg. $1.29
Oven-Pioof
3-Pc. Bowl Set
Semi-porcelain bowls, each In
a different size, color. Handy
for mixing, baking, or storing.
Wards Super
Quality Flat
Wall Paint
97
Proved better than any other
wall paint tested against it1
Washable, longer-lasting I
1V4" Clear
Sugar Pine
Screen Door
At low
2.59
Sturdily made for long service I
Trim design suitable for any
entrance I 14-mesh wire screen.
White Closet
Seat Heavy
Hardwood
198
Durable! Thick coated enamel
sponges easily I Modern design
hinge 1 Low priced NOW1
Cryrtai
Bedroom
Fixture
1.79
Price Cut I Crystal glass floral
design and highlight. Better
light . , . lower priced.
Galvanised
Screen Wire.
16-Mesh
lie
J4 ft
Painting unnecessary! Galvan
ized to resist rust and corro
sion. Get yours today I
Get 2 or 3 at this price!
Hose Nozzle
39C
Only
Adjusts from complete shut
off to heavy stream! Rust
proof . . . made to LAST!
Enioy
Ward
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351 i GRADE SUPREME QUALITY 100
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Sale ends Saturday night so bring your con
tainers to Wards now I Stock up for the entire
season ahead I It's 35c quality motor oil refined
from Bradford Allegheny Crude the world's
costliest! Prices include Federal taxes.
5-quarr Can. Reduced to .1.09
8-quarr Can. Reduced to 1.44
TIRE BUYERS
If you are eligible to buy tires bring your Cer
tificate to Wards. Get our money-saving prices
on longer-wearing, safer Riverside Tires.
, New Loveliness For Your Home I
M otlern Bathroom
Ask About Ward,
Monthly Payment Plan
Sleek, trim, truly modern design In gleaming,
easy-to-clean porcelain enamel I Recessed seat
tub has a wide bench. Colonial wall lavatory with
toilet accessory shelf and vitreous china closet
with a heavy white seat ! NOTE: Sold to "eligi
ble" buyers only.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS. ..ON SALE AT
MdDNTflSdDMEiaY WAMU
Hie fhinoi you wont today . . pay for fhtm convenknHy on
Monthly Paymont Plan, Any (10 ourehaM opant on account.
here visiting Dr. Wilson's mother
and sisters, Mrs. Augusta Wilson,
Mrs. W. J. Schultz, Mrs. Herbert
iwrnm
97 95
Supreme Quality I
Scat Cover
Sale!
Protect Your
Upholstery
2.48
Coupe
Heavy Fibre. Fit perfectly!
Comfortably cool! Easily
sponged-off! Why pay $10
elsewhere?
Split-Back Coupe 3. 68
Sedan J5.48
Protection at low cost
Hexagon
Strips
Bund ft Coven 4 X A
sos,. a AiJV
Wards Hexagon Strip Shin
gles are the most economical
you can buy . . . lasting serv
ice at real savings I Easiest
to lay . . . Non-fMding ce
ramic colors. Fire-resiitantl
Ivy
you
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Groves and Mrs. John Irving and
with Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
W. R. Vinson. Dr. Wilson will at
Select Black Silk
CASTING LINE
Wards Big Chief, made of water
proofed black silk, medium-braided. :
121b. test. 50-yds. ;.
BAKELITE CASTING REEL '
Save in this sale! Combination bake
lite and metal construction. . Value I.
THREE-PIECE CASTING ROD
Made of tubular steel, with agatine
guides and tip top. Handy to carry I
3-secrion Telescope Rod .
Seamless Steel Tackle Box
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all your ndt at Word. Our Catalog Ordtr Sorvka brlnaj
rhovtondi of Horns that wo hava not room to ttfoca hi our itoro.
tend - the dental convention . in
Portland, before returning to
Marshfleld.
PURE
on
58c
90c
1
19
.1.29
..89c
53-Pieze SwrviQV for 8
"Eggshell"
Dimierware
11
SO
fYfce cut
from $13.95
New, light-weight American
made ware. 25 lighter .
25 stronger than ordinary
dinnerwaret Dainty floral
sprays on wide ivory rim I
Cold-traced edges, handles I
Reduced 4 days only I
War Is Super
IlousePaiut
Gat. covers
450-500 sq. ft
2 coats f
3.80
Gal. in S's
Wards Best! AU-weather, any
climate protection at low cost!
Proved better in actual tests
than any other houss paint we
know of I
Coverall, Gal. In S's Z.19
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