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ROSEBURS rtWS-RVteW. ROSEWRS, ORESOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1942. DANCE Saturday Nite FORTUNE BRANCH Jack Gaulke Orchestra Gents 25c t adits 10c Tonight Is Bargain Night THE KING OF CRIME turns soffit and iliocti fht worli for a And "One Foot In Heaven" FREDERIC MARCH MARTHA SCOTT Friday Saturday 2 WESTERNS WAR on the RANGE! Shows 7-9 P. M. lie 25c 30c Kampfer's Market DECS BAACT Tender cuts, lb. Lunchmeat Large Assortment Lb. 32c HE-MAN f DICK FORAN'lEO CARRIILO F AHDY DtVlW " ' ill SIRLOIN STEAK frPtCtJ!!L32c I 11 CD Serve It often, LI r CK ,nced, lb Bacon Sugar Cured By Piece Lb. 29c LAMB OR VEAL STEW 15c Cass end Res By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MRS. REETZ IS HONORED AT SHOWER CAMAS VALLEY, Aug. 13. Mrs. G. R. Moore and Mrs. Vir gil Reetz gave a shower Thurs day afternoon at the church honoring Mrs. Arvin Reetz. Many dainty and useXul gifts were pre sented to Mrs. Reetz and after a social hour the hostesses served refreshments. Those present were Mrs. Arvin Keet2, Mrs. Jan net Huntley, Mrs. Wayne Reetz, Mrs. Pear Waters, Mrs. Joe Kirkendali, Mrs. Virgil Long, Mrs. H. C. Boyle, Mrs. Paul Lane, Mrs. Hattie Long, Mrs. E. A. Markham, Mrs. T. G. Lawson, Mrs. Lewis Papst, Doris Papst, Beverley Jean Reetz, Louis Kir kendali, Gladys Bell, Marie Siegel, uonna Lane, Juanita " Reetz, Joanne Lawson and the hostesses. Mrs. Reetz and Mrs. Moore. Those sending gifts who could not attend were Mrs. A. J. John son, Mrs. Ernest Wheeler, Mrs. H. T. Church, Mrs. Willis Corder and Mrs. T. W. Siegel. MISS JEAN McGEE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY DAYS CREEK, Aug. 13. Miss Jean McGee was complimented at a charming birthday party Thurs day afternoon when her mother Mrs. Guy McGee, Invited a num ber of her friends to her attract ive home on the Days Creek-Can-onvilie road. Gorgeous bouquets of gladioli with clusters of huckle berry formed an effective decor ative note about the rooms. Table games were the diversion of the afternoon and delicious refresh ments were served later to the honoree. Miss Jean McGee, and Miss Norma and Miss Jean Dun can, Miss Alice Ward, Miss Donna Sumner, Miss Beverly Worthing ton, Fiorette McGee and the hostess, Mrs. McGee. RUMMAGE SALE TO BE HELD SATURDAY The ladies of St. Joseph's Catholic church will sponsor an all-day rummage sale Saturday, August 15, in the former C. J. Breier store building on North Jackson street. Mrs. J. A. Hard ing is general chairman o the weekly sales. COMMUNITY CLUB TO SPONSOR DANCE ON SATURDAY EVENING The Edenbower Community club, yWjl sponsor a dancing party Saturday night, August IS, at trio Edenbower piayshed. The public has been cordially invited to at tend the affair. RIDDLE CLAN TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC AND REUNION SUNDAY RIDDLE. Aug. 13. The annual picnic of the Riddle family, des cendants of William and Maxl millia Riddle, and their friends will be held next Sunday, August 16, at the Umpqua autc park be tween Canyonville and Myrtle Creek. ? i f at6 WAUIE center Frankfurters Large Tasty Franks Lb. 23c 18c Ham Mild and Tasty Whole or Half Lb. 35c Phon 64 MR. AND MRS. DUNCAN ENTERTAIN AT DINNER DAYS CREEK, Aug. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan were hosts at a delightful dinner Sunday. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore, Miss Gem and Murl Hutchinson, Jim and Leon Moore, Ralph, Loren, Bob, Miss Jean, Norma and Margie Duncan and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Dun can. In the afternoon they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore and Henry Fate. PHILETARIAN LODGE TO MEET TONIGHT Phiietarian lodge No. 8 will meet tonight at eight oeioek at the I. O. O. F. hall, at which time a candidate of the Myrtle Creek lodge will be given the first de gree. All members are urged to be present. Girl's Purse, Los During Rubber Salvage, Is Found Ernest Pearson, who served as chairman of the rubber salvage campaign here, reported today that a purse, lost by a local girl at the time the rubber matinee was held at Hunt's Indian thea ter, has been recovered. At the time the matinee was held, chil dren were admitted to a special show by donations of rubber. Aft er the rubber had been loaded on a truck, one girl discovered she had left her purse In a package of small articles and, although search was made, it was not found. Yeoterday, the rubber was load ed for shipment, and loaders were asked to keep a lookout for the purse and succeeded in finding it. The name of the girl was not kept, but the purse has been left with the Indian theater manage ment, Pearson said, and can be recovered by the owner making proper Identification. It contained a small amount of money. Troops May Take Over Plant Tied by Strike WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (API Chairman William H. Davis of the war labor board indicated after a white house conference to day that troops might be sent to the strike-closed General Cable company plant at Bayonne, N. J., unless the strikers quickly end iheir defiance of a board order refusing them a wage increase. Davis said the same situation existed as at the North American aviation plant at Inglewood, Calif., the first taken over by the federal government, where troops moved in after rioting broke out. The North Ame!:.:;i plant sub sequently was led? ied to' prl-' yate operation. Soldier A. W. O. L Held Here for Authorities Jack Matthews, who, Justice of the Peace Ira B. Riddie stated, ad mits being A. W. O. L. from the U. S. marine base at San Fran cisco, was in custody here today awaiting arrival of military au thorities. He was picked up last night by state police upon in structions from the marine base, and was sentenced this morning to 20 days for vagrancy, with an order that the Jail sentence be terminated when military auth orities arrive to take him Into custody. His home was reported to be in San Francisco. (Wilfred Browns' Baby Buried at Camas Valley i " - I Graveside services for Aurilla Sue Brown, four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- f red Brown, Jr., who died recent- ;ly In Glendale, Calif., were held j at 2 p. m. today at Noah cemetery in Camas aVliey. Mr. and Mrs. Brown reside In Giendale. Brown, 'a former Douglas county resi dent, is western manager for Transradto fress fcervice. Coles Brorhers Circus Doted in Roseburg I Coles Brothers circus has been dated for two shows in Roseburg Sept. 10, It was announced today. An advance agent was in the city to procure a license and make arrangements for the afternoon and evening shows, which will be presented at Bellows field. The circus is travelling by special train. Douglas Pension Forum Will Meet Saturday Regular meeting of the Douglas County Pension forum will be held at the circuit court room of the courthouse in Roseburg at 2 p. m. Saturday, it Has announc- iuuay uy j. r. v-usit-i, pirai- dent. All pension minded persons arc invnea to aiiena. Back From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fullerton have re turned to their home on Over look, following a week's stay n Portland on business. Picnic to Be Heltl All mem bers of the Loyal Leaders class ot the First Christian church are Invited to meet tonight at 6:15 o'clock at the church to go on a picnic Local News Here From CanyortviUe, J. C. Beals, of Canyonville, was here attending to business Wednesday. Here Wednesday Allen Tut hill, of Oakland, spent Wednesday In this city attending to business. Here, From DUtard Ahner Rice, Dillavd rancher, spent Wed nesday in this city attending to business. - Attends to Business A. R. Marsh, of Medfoi'd, was In Rose burg yesterday to attend to min ing interests. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pinniger and two children, Michael and Patricia, let this morning for Lake Tahkenitch to enjoy a week's vacation. Undergoes Tonsilectomy Ro berta Moore, daughter of Mrs. Naomi Moore, of Oakland, under went a tonsilectomy here Wednes day with Dr. A. C. Seely In charge. Stops Over Here Warren Har ris, of Klamath Falls, who has been enjoying a vacation In Cali fornia, spent Wednesday In Rose burg visiting relatives and friends en route to his home. Returns to Klamath Falls Mrs. Robert Dunlap (Pearl Patrick) has left for her home in Klamath Fails, following several days In this city visiting her sister, Mis. Ethel Turner. Club to Meet The Past Presi dents club of George Starmer auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday at a one-thirty o'clock dessert-luncheon at the home of Mrs. S. W. Starmer on Winchester street. Back From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight have return ed to their home on West First street, following a week's stay in Seattle visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Watson. En route home, they stopped over night In Portland to visit their son and daughter-fn-law, Attorney and Mrs. William W. Knight, and family. Visiting at Sullivan Home ' Mrs. Guy Guess and two sons, Bobby and Jimmy, of Marlon, Ky have arrived In Tloseburg to spend a month visiting at the home of Mrs. Guess' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sullivan, in LaUrelwood. She will also visit her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Paris, at Green. The Sulli van family plans to take the Ken tucky visitors on a trip to Corval- lis next week and will also take them on sight-seeing trips to coast points. This is the Guess family's first visit to the west coast. I A New Money-Saving Recipe every Thuraday on this page. iWiivilprH. Save them. 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City Recorder A. J. Geddes reported. Wilt Go to Fan Francisco Miss Charlotte Diiiard, Miss Carmen Abeel, Miss Dorothy Crocker and Miss Lois Kurtz, of this city, are leaving by bus tonight for San Francisco to enjoy a week's va cation. Undergoes Operation Donald Cavitt, seven-year-old son ot Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cavitt ol Depoe Bay, underwent an operation lor removal ot tonsils today at the office of Dr. A. C. Seely. Hen It 1st This Onnd Old Canadian aama again introduce you to.the supetb, distinctive fUvat which distinguishes line- whiskey. (SOHSSBSf BLENDED WHISKEY Produced In lh U.3. A. under the direct supervision of our expert Canadian Blender. PINTS QUARTS 220 86 PROOF 7S.4H Mautrri 14. 1.CIM 8. CO.. umito. fBf CORBYjs J 4 t0fjf tiS:i ' swnrthintj H 'g," 7 S olives an J M W.TT. ' Speclols for Fridoy ond Soirdoy, Aous 14-15 PAR A WAX 1 lb. pfcqs. . 16c RED A WHITE JAR Heavy RUBBERS 3 pkgs. 16c ECONOMY 9Am JAR CAPS, doi tiW; KERR REGULAR JA LIDS, dor. IOC RED & WHITE Plain or Iodized SHAKER 17c SALT 2 for RED. WHITE MILK Sft Tail Cans 2 for SUNSHINE KBISPY CRACKERS 2 lb. pkg Always ready to serve RED A WHITE WAX PAPER )25 ft. Roll 18c VITAL STATISTICS BORN DENN To Mr. and Mvs. A. V. LVnn, 90S Short street Rostbuvg, at Mercy hospital, Monday, Aug ust 10, a son, Larry Anthony; weight eight pounds ten ounces. BUTTS To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Butts, of Diiiard, at Mercy hospital, Wednesday, August 12, a son; weight six pounds fifteen ounces. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS ! ROBINSON Viola B. versus Earl Robinson; married at Sha-i ron, OWa., July 4, 1931; cruelty.) SOFTBALL DOUBLEHEADER. Finlay Field, Sunday, 1 p. m. Pee wee game and Roseburg vs. Cot tage Grove. V. S. O. benefit, 10c. I Adv.! !., mtMOti AU to the RED ic WHITE SHORTENING VKETABLE SUM SPUN SALAD DRESSING tot BROKEN SEGMENTS GRAPEFRUIT BRIMFUL NO. 2 TINS ... 2 RED & WHITE WHEAT FLAKES packaII ......... sl PHEASANT STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2 D)asf each ..... Jk TEAGARDEN ASSORTED JELUES IS Oz. Drinking Glass M A 2 for 49C PHEASANT SWEET PICKLES 25-oz. Gfajs Jars . sssHssssW ssssssssl,1sssssW M. Novo) Recruiting Ouote fa Oregon fs Doubted PORTLAND, Aug. 13.tAP The navy's Portland recruiting l district, already leading the na tron, in enlistments per capita, was calltd upon today to double the number ol men it is sending into Uncle Sam's sea Soi ces. The new goat was set by Lieut. TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY A New He-Man Acfor! t j . 1 smouldering passion i t i-. I ... he makes violent 1 f I TY t love to his gals, but I R (if f is tender as a baby f It JZ I wrtb ber! I AizCf7f Ciiitutsf-Jw presents JeanGABBI CtaudeRAM . V 1, f f "Most Uhwui in the wr? T ijAiiaijroia joy of (lv(nq! R4 & Wfu't p(ck( 1o yow meals. Children Ukt 1hm It pacUea under th Red & WW label. Orange Juice Tins 3 for 29c Red White Flour 49-lb. sack $1.95 Harvest Prfde Guaranteed1 Aff Purpose 49 lb. sacks $1.73 Grapenuts 2 w 29c Bed & White Cocoanu 19c Oxydol EJ. 73c Ivory Soap Bart 2 for 13c Red it Vnrt Wax Paper ((:ot ISc 48c 33c AM1 1 1 M M V 1 1 I I jCmdr. Glenn H. De Grave, ve 1 mining oilicer lor the msrict j which Includes all ot Oregon and parts of Washington slid Idaho. Volunteers previously refected may now be accepted under re vised physical requirements, he said. Another aid to achieving the new miDla will be toe nsw navy regulation permitting men to en list up to the lime ol induction by draft boards. 5-55 -t and o(ivs add that extra tool OMy rancy pitw-i cnci 3-CB. TIM JtD S7C for. . .J&5
