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ROSEBURS REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 1 3, 1 942. THREE :1 I gfesi' MEET THE i mm town lffA CRYER ! I Ci5 ;'jVS. Every Monday ! 1 , Like the acro batic young lady on the left, you'll want to stand on your head about the news from McKean & Carstens! Again this week they're hoarding. This time it's ALUMINUM! I found shelves filled with all kinds of Great Northern Brand kitchen ware everything from pots and pans to cookie cutters. Those boys down n Cass street seem to have had an eye on the future when they bought this stock. Get what you need while It lasts from McKean & Carstens. THE TOWN CRYER A whole truck load of flowers to Bob Harris at the Roseburg Pharm acy for being first again. This time he has "unspillable" cologne. This cute trick comes in a stick, rubs on, lasts ages, and is grand for sports wear. It's put out by Lu cien Lelong with soap and pow der to match all in "Balalaika," Pclong's spicy new odor. Be first (after your Town Cryer) with the newest perfume styles from the Roseburg Pharmacy lown by the Deer Creek bridge. THE TOWN CRYER O Father's Dav is ' long gone past, BUT , that guy to tne left remember him? Yeah, that's Pnn and HE'S still around. He told me today the thing to mend his feelings. Wist fully he described Lawson's Schick shavers in four models, two colors, and two prices. With all Schick's new features Whis kit, 2m hollow ground head, and a 2-yoar guarantee, Pop says that's just what he wants. Gift him with one from Lawson's to keep that shine in his eye. THE TOWN CRYER Pausing on Jack son St. north of the U. S. Nat'l. bank I was attracted by the colorful Ameri can flae display on tUte urftab'c mnfrs Ydll PUeSSCd it! The Handy Stand. Besides a complete magazine stock, Tommy has a drink dispenser chock full of ice from which he will draw nil the frosty buttermilk you can take for a nickel and Nesbit's orange for five pennies per glass. Join the Atkins' "Nickel Pause" club up Jackson street way. THE TOWN CRYER At Fisher's 1 !fl things were in a liuhnh. Cornerine i one of the girls I asked for an ex planation. Well, said she, who ' wouldn't be excited with a new shipment of Loma Leed dresses just unpacked? Mystery solved, I investigated for myself and found Loma Leeds in print sheers, print jerseys, and rainbow plain colors, all cut with an eye to fig ure-flattery and style. Copies of model dresses, these Loma Leeds are a wonderful bargain, but don't take my word for it. Shop at Fisher's and see for yourself. THE TOWN CRYER With a nose for M I wandered into Marsters Drug store, 1 1 - ijK 221 N. Jackson. Ernie H. A Applewhite, proprie tor, told me about one of the foot comforts Marsters specializes in. Mennen, famous maker of baby powder, makes a powder for babying your feet. You don't have to win races to catch Athlete's Foot. It's easy to pick up and easy to get rid of with Mennen's new powder, Quinsana, its deadly enemy. Those faithful feet of yours deserve a comfortable sum mer. Get Quinsana at Marsters. THE TOWN CRYER "There'snot A much news for you todnv. Crver. I'm still repairing & shoes." smiled Shorty when I stop- pod at his shop just south of Fisher's store. How ever, I did find a few farts of In terest to you. Shorty can't stretch himself and doesn't want to, BUT he CAN stretch your shoes and he DOES want to. He'll stretch 'em all over or In spots. It won't change the shape of your shoes a particle. "I give 'em the works, but they never show it." Thus said Shorty as I left his shop with a resolve to take those old brown pinchers to him tomorrow. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER HOLIDAY AFFAIRS ENJOYED OVER FOURTH DAYS CREEK, July 13.-,Plc-nicing parties and dinners prov ed to be the popular diversions of the Fourth in this neighborhood. One of the more popular pic nlking spots was the Shady grove, at the mouth of Slim Water. One of the parties gathered there in cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sum ner and daughter, Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ulam, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clark, daughter, Sharon, Mr. and Mi's. John Ulam, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark of Albany, Miss Henrietta Ulam, Miss Hazel Welch, Sharon Clark, George Neuner of McMinnville, Walter Keck, Noel and Mclyin Welch and Wilbur White. Another party at Slim Water included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shild- es and daughter, Miss Gloria, and son, Bennie, of Wolf Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Moyer and da ughter, Miss Norene, and son, Jimmie. and Carl Beals of Can- yonville, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ray mond, Mr. ana Mrs. i: L,. weaver, and Mrs. Perry De Voe' and da ughter, Miss Jean.and son, Bobbie. A delightful family dinner was enjoyed at the Archie Ferguson home with covers being arrangea for Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, Mrs. Helen Ferguson, Aleck Fer guson of Marshfield, Lester Fer guson of Eugene, jNorvai er guson, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hill and da ughters, Caroline and Patsy, and Mr.' Hill's mother, Mrs. C. C. Hill, enjoyed a picnic at Doe Hollow on upper Days Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchin son were hosts at a charming din ner having as their guests Mrs. Bill Bromley and Miss Wiletha Hutchinson of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith and daughter, Miss Dora, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dun can and daughters, Miss Jean, Norma and Margie, and t sons, Ralph, Loren and Bob and R. A. Moore and sons, Leon and Jim. One of the parties enjoying the day at one of the pleasant spots on the upper river Included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Michaels and son. Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ulam and sons, Owen and Tom my, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ulam and sons, Lynn and Clay and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ulam. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright was the scene of a delight ful party those present inciuaing Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Tison and son, Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Baker and son, Billie, and daughter, Miss Nellie Rae Austin, Miss Jose phine Wright of Corvallis, Clar ence Tison and daughter, Miss Beverly and son, Vernon, and Miss Carla Ann Uodtrey ot i-noemx, Harry Wright and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, and their da ughters, Miss Margie and Miss Maxine. They were joined late in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farmer of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaulke and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Snyder and daughter, Barbara, and son, Richard, and Miss Alice May Welch enjoyed a picnic on Stinger Creek. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Crispen were hosts at a very pleasant pic nic party among their guests be ing, Mr. and Mrs. Alien usdo of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stone and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Moore had as their euests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and small son, Do uelas Wavne. of McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Worthington and Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthing- ton and daughter, Miss Beverly and son, Junior, went to Azelea where they Joined Mr. and Mrs. Ora Condray and other relatives for the day. Another week passed with no ro- CV I mantic prospects but VSJCST. never losine hone, I Nfc choso Cocn's Lbr- Co rOcS for my house-shop pingwhen and IF. Down there they showed me kitchen units such as I've dreamed of. With red, white and blue color schemes cleverly designed sink boards, metal lined drawers, and lots of shelf space these kitchen units are practically ready to make my home theirs. I left Coen's with grim purpose and the hunt is on! I care not who the man is ... a red, white and blue kitchen from Coen's is my goal. THE TOWN CRYER Harold Horn is really "in" with me. (I Ever since the oth er day when I stop ped at Horn's Su per Cream shop he's been on my good list. He gave me the most sumptious concoctoin I ever indulged In a freezer fresh frosted malt sundae. I liked it so well that he gave me a frosted malt ice cream cone to take out with me. Harold says I can get these treats almost any time 'cause he stays open late most nights down at 328 N. Jack son. You can bet that he's not seen the last of me. He says he hopes you'l come In, too, one of thesp days. Tah, tah., me hearties, till Mon. rolls 'round again. FRIENDLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS MEETING The Friendly Circle club met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Reese Wednesday with Mrs. Daynlse Beach as hostess. A short busin ess meeting was followed by a hat show and soeial'hour. Many novel hats were exhibited and the first prize was awarded to Mrs. P. Vowel with Mrs. W. O. Patterson winning the second prize. Mrs. Beach served lovely refreshments at the tea hour. Be sides (he members, Mi's. Allison and Mrs. Barringer were guests. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Grace Bowen. W. B. A. HAS MEETING TO PI-AN FOR PICNIC The Women's. Benefit associat ion met last Thursday at the Mae- cabce hall to make arrangements for a potluck picnic affair to be, held at the George Powers home at Winston on July 23. Members are asked to meet at 11 a. m. at the home of Mrs. W. R.Vinson on Sheridan street and transportat ion will be furnished to Winston. Everyone attending has been ask ed to bring their own table ser vice and sugar. REBEKAH AND ODD FELLOW LODGES TO HOLD 1NSTLLATION Roseburg Rcbekah lodge. No. 41, and the Philetarian lodge, No. 8, will hold joint installation of officers at a very impressive cere mony to be held Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall, imme diately following the short busi ness sessions of the two lodges. Members, their families and friends have been Invited to at tend the ceremony. PAST MATRONS TO PICNIC TONIGHT Past Matrons of Roseburg chap ter of Eastern Star, their hus bands and past patrons and their wives have been Invited to enjoy a six-thirty o'clock potluck pic nic supper tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Royse on the North Deer creek road. Those at tending have been asked to bring their own table service and su gar. Mrs. William Bell and Mrs. John E. Runyan are joint chair men of the affair. AUXILIARY TO SEW ALL DAY WEDNESDAY George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will hold an all-day sewing meet ing for the Red Cross at the Red Cross sewing rooms in the Rose burg branch of the U. S. National bank'building. Members are ask ed to spend as many hours as pos sible at the rooms sewing and those unable to be present in the morning are asked to join the group in the afternoon. M. O. A. CLUB TO MEET AT LUNCHEON The M. O. A. club will be enter tained at a charming 12:30 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at "Pine Ridge," beautiful home of Mrs. L. L. Wimberiy. Hostesses for the occasion include: Mrs. C. B. Cal kins, Mrs. John Marks, Jr., Miss Mildred Marks, Mrs. Charles Mohr and Mrs. Wimberiy. All members are cordially invited to be present. i AUXILIARY TO MEET TUESDAY EVENING The ladies' auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Train- men will meet at seven-thirty o'clock Tuesday evening at the Roseburg Womans clubhouse with Mrs. Myrtle Snoddy, presi dent, conducting the business ses sion and Mrs. Garnet Allison and Mrs. Ayda Morian as joint hos tesses. All members are urged to be present. W. C. T. U. TO HOLD MEETING WEDNESDAY A very Important meeting ot the Roseburg W. C. T. U. has been announced by the president, Mrs. Annie L. Russell, to be held at two o'clock Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Ben Zenor in the Northslde apart ments. All members are urged to be present. ART AND EMBROIDERY CLUB TO HOLD MEETING The Roseburg Art and Em broidery club will meet Wednes day afternoon at the S. J. Shoe maker home at 417 East Lane street with Mrs. E. Rhoads acting as hostess. All members are most cordially invited to be present. HOTEL GRAND AND . COFFEE SHOP Modern rooms Summer rates $12.00 month and up. Cold plates, baby beef steaks and fried chicken at all hours. Cool and Modern Coffee Shop "Duck, Adolf, You'll Soon Have These tsr" A few presents for Hitler, Mussolini, Klrohlto & Co. are what these boys are preparing. They're the new two ton aerial bombs which have been officially announced as used in recent devastating raids on Nazi tenltory. In the picture workmen are installing tall fins which will send the missiles straight to their targets. Official U. S. Army photo. Champion Corp. Barney Hoss takes physical drill under arms with Marines at San Diego, Calif., base. Former lightweight and welter champion graduated honor man in his platoon following seven weeks' training. British Lion Is a Lady All dolled up, Dolly, 11-month-old lioness, mascot of a South African Pioneer Corps in the western desert, poses pleasantly for portrait. (Passed by censor.) ANNUAL ZACK BARKER REUNION TO BE HELD SUNDAY, JULY 19 The annual Zack Barker family reunion will be held Sunday, July 19, at Skinner's butte in Eugene. A basket dinner will be served at one o'clock. All relatives and friends are cordially invited to en Joy the affair. REEDSPORT VISITORS ENTERTAINED IN PORTLAND Mrs. Matlie Krels, a ' former Elkton resident now living In Portland, had as her guests over the Fourth of July holidays, her sister, Mrs. Edith Sawyers, of Reedsnort. and the latter' two thildreit, Bessie and Allen, and j her married daughters and hus bands, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kro-1 eger, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry i and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, who ' all reside near Portland. The group gathered at the Mount I '&cott park for a picnic dinner and Here, Too then motored up the Columbia river highway to Multnomah falls and Bonneville. For several days after the fourth, Mrs. Krels took the Reeds- port visitors on numerous site- seeing trips. Mrs. Sawyers and children left July 10 for their home in Reedsport. H. E. 0. CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY The II. E. O. club will meet at one-thirty o'clock luncheon Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cliflon Hooper. All members are cordially Invited to be pres ent. Back From Vacation Bill Ral ston, News-Review advertising manager, returned to h4s workj this morning, following a week's vacation at coast toin(s and In Portland. Down Your Neck" (NBA Teltphoto) LOCAL NEWS Thimble Club to Meet The Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Adrian Hulburt on Memorial drive. Will Move Thl Week Mrs. Golda Nickel, of this city, plnns to move this week from West Wash ington street to East Washington street. , Leave For Portland Attorney and Mrs. William W. Knight and son, Philip, and twin daughters, Jeanne and Joanne, left this morning for their home In Port land, following their- vacation here visitinc Mrs. Knight's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hat field, and Mr. Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight. Back From St. Helens Mi's. Ed Verrell and son, Charles, re turned to their homo in Roseburg Saturday, following several weeks at St. Helens visiting the for mer's father, C. A. Jarvis. Here From California Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson and son, Bruce, of Piedmont, Calif., are in Roseburg visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Johnson is the for mer Florence Slnnott of this city. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Walla Whitney and two sons, Bill and Robert, of this city, left Sun day for Idleyld to enjoy the next two weeks vacationing. They will be Joined there next week-end by Mr. and Mrs. George Weseman and children, Loretta and George, Jr., and Mr. Whitney's and Mr. Weseman's mother, Mrs. Mclla Weseman, of this city. J. E. Fields, violin maker, who'resides ;t the Douglas hotel, Is taking Mr. Whitney's place at the Ump- qua Savings and Loan building during his vacation. Bible Class to Meet Dr. R. L. Dunn's non-denominational Bible study class will hold its last meet ing of the season tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the dining hall of the Douglas hotel. A special Invita tion has been extended to all for mer class members and to friends, as a social hour and program will be presented at the close of the short study lesson. The Gideon male quartet will present a pro gram of music and readings. Ice cream and cake will be served at the close of the social hour. VITAL STATISTICS BORN MILES To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miles, Idleyld stnr route, Rose burg, at Mercy hospital, Satur day, July 11, a daughter, Caro lyn Irene; weight four pounds, thirteen ounces. VAN VALZAH To Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Van Valzah, of this city, at Mercy hospital this morn ing, July 13, a daughter; weight seven pounds twelve ounces. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore., July 1.3. (AP) 0en High Low Close July 95 95 95 95 Sept 97 97 97 97 Dec 1.01 1.01 1.01 1.01 THE DEL REY Will Be Closed UNTIL 4 P. M. TUESDAY, JULY 14. 1942 Local News Has Gold Beach Cafe Miss Eva Miller, of this city, has "gone to Gold Beach to operate the Lelth cafe. Vacationing Miss Edyth B. Jones, deputy in the county clerk's office, is taking a week's vacation. Home Re-Roofed The resi dence of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Tay lor at 510 South Jackson street is being re-roofed. Leaves For Euaene Arthur Da vis left this morning for his home in Eugene, following the last five weeks attending to property in terests at Winston. Vlsltlnq In Astoria Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arney and children, Cherle Ann and Leon, of this city, are cnloving several days visiting In Astoria. Returns Here John Buscnbark has returned to his work at the Veterans Administration facility here, following a few days In Portland attending to business. New York City Visitor Here Jefferson Tester, of New York City, arrived here Saturday to spend a few days visiting rela tives and friends. He is a brother of Mrs. Vivian Tester Padelford, of this city, and of Clarence Tes ter, of Pendleton, who is here visiting this week. En route here, Jeff Tester stopped In Portland to visit another sister and also his mother, Mrs. W. J. Tester. He for merly' attended school here. TECHNICOLOR 11c 30c 40c 2-7:15-9:15 P.M. Koit Umuut WE TODAY AND TUESDAY A GREAT STORT OF-A t: W 1 Wrf. Return From Portland C. E. Moyer, republican state commit teeman, and Mr. and Mrs. u. (J. Brown, the latter state commit teewoman, have returned to their homes, following a trip to Port land to attend the republican cen trul committee meeting. Today and Tuesday The SCANDAL THAT ROCKS A HOSPITAL! COMING Wednesday Thursday Bargain Nights Return Showing of "Tobacco Road1 AND Shows 7:15-9:30 P. M. iil ashore and afloat with Uncle Sam's levil Dogs"! tarring JOHN PAYNE mmmi s MAUREEN 0'HARA RANDOLPH SC0TT with NANCY KELLY -rasrr- In tlu Wit7 GREAT HEART! 4TA
