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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWb'-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943. 1-1 3 Get Your Coat of Quality Now! And Buy Another War Bond! K : 11 1 si 0 cut with character, furred for flattery A striking, raccoon-collared coat ... su perbly cut. A shaggy-soft, all-wool fleece that will go all around the clock with suave confidence ... in town or country. Insist upon Swansdown fashions for smart design and master craftsmanship. Sizes 1 0 to 18. Swansdown Coats from $39.75 up. AS FEATURED IN HARPER'S BAZAAR Exclusive with us Other coats at all prices. ni S & H GREEN STAMPS c lUiVIC Pacific College to 3aife Trojans in Major Grid Test ! OS AWiEl-ES. Oct. 21-iAP) - The "Ciiinfl Old Man" of foot-h-ll. Amos Ria!. sfominKlv has nnlv nn more hunlln lo pcromn lish M'ltti his amalnc; Collrpp of ln Parlfic 'cam to insure an In vitation lo the? Rose Bowl New year's gamp. ff the .Staemen can beat the lieaw. exnerienced and witha' snecdv Tiolani of Southern Call fornla here Saturday In one of the nations outstanding contests, there urn only three minor foe for Pacific to coroner. Evn lf thp milifrv service cots deenlv into the 81-vearold erld master'!' personnel, he should have enough Wt to beat St. Marv's Nov. fi S-n FVanlsco univerlv No" Tl and the PI-snnton, Calif., Navy In the v. indut). Under Pacific Coast conrerencr nvrangemenls with the Rose Powl committee, the conference ehamoion always is the western rnnrooeniative. but this year Washington alone represents the porfiiorn division, and Stanford'r ti'iihriiawal left onlv California HOf.A and Southern California lr iho t-o'ithern wctor. The selection should end orohahlv will be the outstanding team on the West coast. If Pacific can heat the Troians it Is the best team bv anv vard stick. Rlaqt?. tossed aside in vcar ao hv Ihn tJnivei-:itv of Chicapc as too old. is looninR off 54 ears of football coachim? with one of (lie most sensational achieve ments in football hlstorv. He has soruntt four snrorises In five eamos and his unset of the ar studded Del Monte Pre Flights last week convinced foot-b-'M followers In northern Cali fornia that Pacific could and MIGHT heat the unscored on Tro jans. The Southern California rami) i confident it will turn back the Staim threat. II has sliced to burn far more speed than anv other te-m the Tigers have encountered. Indians of R.H.S, Face Junction City Gridders Friday The Rosehiirc hleh school In dians lournev In .lunction Citv Friday to pliiv a Kinp's-X football ""mo. Coach Turner reports that Ililiv Tinner and Pat Jannetli nrohablv will see onlv limited ac tion, as Turner has not been feol liiir well and Janhelli has a sore lee. The backfield combination, however, is expected to be strong er than in any previous eamo. as n new combination, which result ed when Pitmen was drawn out of the line from the tackle posi tion and shifted inlo a halfback soot, lias eiven some badlv need ed speed in that department. Junction Citv has lost to both Sorim.'field anil University hifrh this year, and Rosehur" lost to the latter team hv a close mar inn. Next week Springfield will come to Rosobiir" for a nie'il came, which will count in dis trict standbies' and promises to lie one of the best of the season as comparative figures would in dicate the two teams to lie closely matched. Annual crime reports for W12 show that the number of persons charped Willi criminal homicide and rohberv In cities of more than 11)0.1100 was approximately double the rate for smaller communities. NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE. Sealed bids, marked outside "Bid for Timber", und addressed to the Chief Forester, O. C. Adminis tration, 901 Guardian Building, Portland, Oregon, will be receiv ed until 10:30 A. M., Pacific Time, October 26, 1943 for the purchase of timber upon tracts hereinafter described; each bid must slate the amount per M. 'eet B. M which will be offered for each i pecies and the total consideration which will be paid Tor the timber. No bid for less 'ban the appraised value will be considered. Each bid must be ;uhmitted in duplicate and be ac companied by a deposit in the 'orm of a certified check in favor if the Treasurer of the United States. The deposit of any sue--ess fit I bidder will be credited on the contract. Payment in full at the time of I'iling the contract is required in sales amounting to WWX) or less. For copies of the form of proposal, form of con tract and bond, terms of pay ment, amount of deposit requir ed with bid, amount of bond re quired with contract and other 'nformation, application should he made to the address shown hove. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY: T. 21 S R. fi W Sec 25. all merchantable timber designated for cutting on the NE1NW1, estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 875 M. feet of Douglas Fir, 10 M. feet Incense Cedar,, 1 M. feet Hemlock, 10 M. feel Western Red Cedar. No bid for 'ess than $.'1.00 per M. ft. B. M. for the Douglas Fir, $1.50 per M. ft. B. M. for the Incense :nar. Hemlock, and Western Red Cedar, or a total purchase price of S2,fifi2.50, will be con sidered. T. 22 S.. R. 7 V Sec. 11, all merchantable timber desig nated for cutting on the NE1, estimated for the ntirposc of this sale lo he 2470 M. feet Douglas Fir. 90 M. feet White Fir. 10 M. feet Incense Cedar, 75 M. feet Western Red Cedar. 5 M. feet Hemlock. No bid for less than $3.30 per M. ft. B. M. for the Douglas Fir. SI .50 per M. ft. B. M. for the While Fir and Incense Cedar. $2.00 per M. ft. B. M. for the Western Red Cedar $1.25 per M. ft. B. M. for the Hemlock, or n total purchase price of SS.457.25, will be considered. All timber in each or the above de scribed areas must be manu factured in the local marketing nrea designated by the O. and C. Administration, unless other wise authorized hv the Chief Forester. The right to waive technical defects, and to re(ect nnv and all bids is reserved. Dated at Portland. Oreeon. this flth dav of October, ".943. W. IT. Horning. Chief Forester, O. and C. Administration. j Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort KASTKKTM, n pli'iisnnl alkaline mon- ! nrtfh pnuiliT. holds f;ilsi toi-th more flrmlv. To ml nml lull; In nv-f ( fori, "hist sprinkle a little KASTKKTl 1 . on vniir phiii'H. No "ummy ii-ty.i'nv limn- or fi't-lliur. Cheeks "pl.'ilo odor" ((leiilmc hriMfh). Col l-'ASTKKTIi at t any (Iiuk sluif. t DRIVE OUT Roundworm can r.uise rt nl tronbk Inside you or your child I Wat. h for wnr n 1 nir siirn a : fidnetinjr. "picky" Appetite. Itchy nose or Hunt. If you even nuMped roundworms, get J ay nc' it Vermifuge today I JAVNK'S U America's It'iiriiiiK proprietary worm medi cine; lined by millionn for over (l century. Aela sently yet driven out roundworms, lie uur yuu vul JAVNE'S VKKMIi-'UfJKI Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights of tiny udieaor tillers which helti lo purify the hloml mid keen vmi hctililiv. hn ihnv opt tired and don t work riitht in the dnytime. many people linve to pet up nifihtn. Frtspieut or scanty piiwuitca with siimrtuiK and hurninn noiiiPliines bIkiwm (ht-re i itoiuelhiiiK nrmiit nu yt'iir Kiniipyn or uiniiiirr. ion I nclecC ILl condition and loe valuaMe, n-ntful oleep. U heti dumoier of kidney function t potsonxiu mailer to remain in your blood, it limy ubo onune n.inciog huckaelie, rhenium io nilill.i. IcS luiin. litsx ii f twn and fnrrirt-. nwrllniK. pull mesa under the eyeo, headache and ilidiiii-w. Don't uitl Ask your rirueci't for Dnnn' Pills. Ued Huccenhfully hy millioiui for over 41) year. They (tive happy relief and will help the 1.5 nulen of kidney Ui!e (IiihIi out notjuiii uua HMte from your LKkxI. (Jet Doan it 1'iUb. Employers Told to File Returns on Withheld Tax J. V. Miilnnry, rolh'ctor of in ternal rovonnr, tinl.iy rMlrri lo (ht attention of all employers who are required to withhold in pome tax from the wae.es of their employees thai the returns of this tax are now due and must he filed with the otfiee of the Col lector of Internal Revenue, Port land, f h'ejion. not later than October 31, 1!MX Mr. Muloncy said that unusual ly severe penalties are imposed under this new art for any fail- I ute lo file the return in time o j reaeli the eolledor's office with I in tlie time specified above. There , is a minimum addition to the tax ! of $J0 for failure to file return , ind pav the tax when due. I'ol 1 lector Maloney litres employers to avoid this pendhy by mailim; their returns in time to reach j his ofliie not later than October ' Ml 1'i-t:t REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Farmers Security Bank At Yoncnlla, County of Douglas, Oregon, at close of business October 18. 1943. ASSKTS 1. I .reins nml discounts (Indiulini: Sl.Tv-Ki ovrnlraftsi S 15S'W2.41 2. I'nltcd States CiiviM'iinii'nt oliliiiatiims, direct and guaranteed 3. OMiKations of States and p,ilitlcal subdivisions I. i U her IidikIs, null's, and delienlures t;. Cash, halanei's with other hanks, including reserve halanci's. and cash items in process of collection 5tVt Hi t .W B.35S tM 11.117.S0 .'if.T.suri.rvS 1L'. TOTAL ASSKTS $1.0I1.7-I7.!t I.IARII.ITIKS 1.1. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . S Si!2,.7S.S3 15. Deposits of I'nitcd Stall's government lincltidiiif; postal savitiL'si ... 7I07'(V? 1(1. IVposits of States and political sulidivlsions 57.KVJ.S3 TOTAL PKIM.S1TS litems 13 to IS inclusivcl SW, "vl.71 TOTAL LIAHILITIKS CAPITAL ACCOCNTS Capital Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIAHILITIKS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS S !W.7.M7l S '25.ni VI iV 5.i1(l itO 12.WI.J0 $ 42.H1VI.20 Sl.OU.747 !U Peosl-Cola Company, Long Island City, N. Y. Franchisee! Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Roseburg, Oregon STATE OF ORKi;ON, County of Douglas, ss. I. Hah, C. Palmer, cashier of the above-named bank do sol emnly suear that the atwvc statement is true to the lx-st of my knowledge and belief. 1I.AH C. PAI.MEH. Cashier. Suhseribi'd and sworn to before me this 20th day of October. l!'13. CORPKCT Mtest' A. L. LASSWEU ' S. S. I.ASSWELL Notary Public for Oregon. My K. A. KHUSK omimission pxpiros Alarch 17, ' J. S. LASSWKLI. 11115. ,; Dim-tors. on FOOI T , cam. t t b AT THAT ARE Every American Housewife should make it her personal war job to keep down the cost of living. Now she KNOWS what she should pay for things. Our posted ceiling prices and point values give you the information you need for thoughtful budgetting of both points and money. .ft .X' v l XAMifcN- ' : A 1. tt nti'fa u . Grade A Steer Beef Beef Roast, pound 32e Sirloin Steak, pound..... 39 T-Bone Steak, pound ...IH Ground Beef, pound 29$ SHI El ma fTT 1 yji II L.J? I U I mmzea nam, pouim Pure Lard, 2 lb. pkg 39c SPECIALS Band Aids, box .; 23$ Gauze, 2-in. box IOC Peroxide, large bottle 10c Aspirin, Bayer 100s box 59$ Adhesive Tape, 1 -in. pkg 10c POTATOES U. S. No. 2s 50 lb 83C APPLES Locals 2 pounds ..19C CARROTS Locals 2Bch. 15C JU'CE ORANGES Sunkist Doz 29C 3v -r m Yellow Bowl Peas, 2 cans 25C Garden Tomatoes, No. 21, 2 for 27C ueimome torn, 1 ror a LibbysPeas, No. 2 can ..19$ Libby's Sauerkraut, No. 21 jar. . lie Pineapple Juice, 46-oz. can . . . .39$ Grapefruit Juice, 45-oz can. . . 33c Tomato Juice, 46-oz. can 25$ No. 1 Can Knights Tomato Juice, 3 for . . . . 33C FEEL BETTER LOOK BETTER. Make an appointment to day for a Shampoo and wave, 1.00 and $1.25. BEAUTY SALON Marte No. 1 Phone 522 putvtttiTITI IITTTTJTEB h m h m mm m mi mi m Willi Ul-r ON YOUR 1 SHOPPING UST .1 k- i.it. :i AIL .V. v mau jmifjii ill i'H 50 lb. sack 1.89 ENJOY A REFRESHING DRINK AT OUR FOUNTAIN Mart No. 2 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 and 16TH rvn rn n (n mm STORE NO. 1 TELEPHONE 522 "ST'S SMART TO BE THRIFTY" STORE NO. 2 TELEPHONE 39