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ROSEEUSS RcWS-REVIeW, KPSEBPKS, THURSDAY, JUNE S.'TW. Local ews N H. E. C. To Meet Riversdale Home Economics club members and all women interested are In vited to bring their own table service and attend a 12:30 pot luck luncheon Friday at the grange hall to hear Miss Mary Maw, Douglas county home dem onstration agent, talk on "Pre paring frozen foods." I Spends Wednesday Here Mrs. n U.. C k', CI.,.. Cl John Edwards of Oakland spent! Koseburq boidier Wins bilver Mar weanesaay in ttoseDurg snop- miMwmmmw!mwWiWM Attends to Business Mrs. E. J. Loney of Sutherlin visited friends and attended to business in Roseburg Wednesday. Here From Elkton Mrs. R. O. Thomas of Elkton spent Wed nesday in Roseburg attending to business and visiting. ! Visiting Here Miss Joyce ; Quine of Salem is in Roseburg visiting relatives and friends. She formerly made her home here. 1 D. of U. V. To Meet Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daugh ters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet Friday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock at the Rose burg Woman's clubhouse on South Jackson street. The offi cers have requested all mem bers to be present. Here Vesterday Mrs. C. C. Hill of Davs Creek spent Wed- jnesday in Roseburg visiting rela tives and attending to business. Back From Portland C. M. Mc- Dermott, distributor for the As sociated Oil company, Roseburg, has returned here following a few dvs in Portland attending to business. His wife and son, Robert, and daughter, Dorothy. who accompanied him to Port land, remained there for a long er visit with relatives and friends. Visiting Here Lt. Helen Cooney, who has been stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., has arrived in Roseburg to visit with Miss Cladys H. Strong. Called East Mrs. H. H. Tur ner of Roseburg left Tuesday eve ning for Oak Park, 111., where she was called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. C. E. Roberts. Leave ' for Tacoma Mrs. George Felt and son, Robert, left today for their home in Tacoma, following a visit in Roseburg with the latter's maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crock er. They were accompanied as far north as Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cacy, Roseburg, who will go on from, there to Rhode Island, where Mr. Cacy will be stationed. He recently returned from the South Pacific war area. Mis. Cacy was Dorothy Crocker before her marriage two weeks ago. Visiting Sons Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pattison of LeMars, Iowa, are spending several weeks in Roseburg visiting at the homes or their sons, H.. v. and W. H. Pattison. Here Wednesday Dr. A. J. Fawcett of Glendale was in Rose burg attending to business Wed nesday. He is chairman of the bond sales drive in his com munity, j 1 ' 1 rK i & ' "i Mrs. A. E. Melton Funeral Arranged who lives here with his grand mother, Mrs. Cora Stone. Mrs. Ina Dicks of Newberg and her daughter, Mrs. Walter Rus sell of Cottage Grove, came down for Memorial day and are visiting at the home of Miss Grace Stephens, who is a niece of Mrs. Dicks. They are also re newing many old acquaintances, 4 Funeral services will bo held at 1 p. m. Friday at the Douglas Funeral home for Mrs. Anna Ethel Mellon, 73. widow of the late William B. Mellon. Mrs. Mel- as the Dicks family lived on ton, a well known resident of theiSouth Mvrtle for many years. South Deer Creek district, died Mrs. Bess Sellers, who was Tuesday at Mercv hospital. laid off from her job In the tel- She was born Sept. 7, 1870, the ephone office last week, is able daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John to be at the board again. Jackson Wliltsett, early settlers A daughter was born Tuesday n Douglns county. She was mar- to Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Larsen at tied at Roseburg In Sept. 1890, Multnomah hosoltal. Mrs. Vern to Mr. Melton, who died In April, Simpson is in Portland attending 1P40. her daughter. Surviving are seven sons and Alvln Newton is having a hard daughters, Mrs. Cora Smith, Mrs. time to eet into the army, as he; Arlne Mattos, both of Sacramen- was called again last week.! ranees Fummerton, William On arrival at headquarters he; Melton, Harlan Melton. Elmer, found they had called too manyj Melton and Thomas Melton, all and they had already reached of the RosehurT vicinity. Mrs 'their auota. so he was sent back il Melton also leaves 10 grandchil-1 home to wait until the 13th of ?M dren. the month. The service will be conducted j Graduation exercises of the by Dr. Morris H. Roach and con-1 Mvrtle Creek high school and eluding services will be held in jethth wade pupils was a very , the Gilmore cemetery. enloyable occasion. The crown- ' ,'. ing feature of the occasion was Myrtle Creek 'the address of the evening by Dan W. Poling, of Albany college. MYRTLE CREEK The Pieco Mr- Png was principal of the mill has added a third boiler and sch' he during '35, '36 and '37 is now cut g 120.000 'board feet nd gavo a very inspiring ad- per day. The loggers are doin.7j" ':," I Xr r i V THE INVASION NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT YOUR DOLLARS WILL NOT BRING BACK THE LIFE OF A SOLDIER OR SAILOR; BUT" THEY WILL SHORTEN THE ROAD TO VICTORY. BUY WAR BONDS TODAY! BUY WAR BONDS BEFORE YOU BUY ANYTHING ELSE! BUY WAR BONDS ! 'V i Jm" T rfti Mr. and Mrs. Price Jones, who Ihave been househunting for sev- well. as they are keeping the rhnrtn. Rtrnncr i.c hen tnken raI months, have rented the Hurst house In depot addition hnmn ft-n.- l,n V.ncnital Hn 1 ..i.,i i -. . I from C. G. Fulton. J. W. Adimson Is al-o home1 Mr-,a,n,'1 Mrs Jay Chaney, Jr., from the hosuivjl and is slw- rp. vlfn with the r parents lv :ccupeia.m- -.t home The ;Mp- anl Mrs. Jay L. Chancy, and AdRmsnn received word from' v"s- JV,a"Kp . yaziey. jay BATH HAMPER 28V Inches High 20 Inch; Wid, 6.95 I Reed fiber in a good looking coarse weave , , , built . . . . .. on a Rturrv narawooa irame, smootn-sanaea inside. has hl, iH AniVl. llalv Private Kldred B. Clark Elevator Operator-Miss Betty! "hove. Roseburg, Oregon, has been awarded the Silver Star for their son, Devi.!, of the birth of VB?S.n Hahn, granddaughter of Mrs An-1 gallantry in action on the allied Fifth army's Anzio beachhead below a daughter Jmv 2 at Flushing"' i mI,i, y na Nickson of Roseburg, has, Rome. hospital, New York. This is the w0s orrL of Klamath accepted employment as elevator Machine gunner in the 3rd "Marne" division, Clark and an- third child. Hie others b,-ing bnys FnIg Medical arts other soldier left the cover of a small crest where the rest of the A.ne aaupnter nas u-tn imimu . brother w A TOneirt a,. men of his section had gone to escape fire from six German machine-; r an(j Macnus LPe were 'cxpec,s to movc ,0 My"" Creek guns. Clark put his gun in an exposed position on top of the hill happy to have' a 'visit last weeks00n- and opened fire on the enemy guns, in turn drawing fire. from Mrs. Lee's mother. Mrs. rtiuiuuKu ma t-uiiiiuue vtts wuiiiiuru aiiu uie vjei uiajis iuusuu Alice wyait, anM ner sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. John operator at the building. Move To Overlook Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Palmer moved today from 211 Watsnn street tn R32 Overlook. The Palmers purchased intense mortar fire upon him, Clark kept firing. imfff n MMIMAfcH IT'S TECHNICOLDRFUL! HAYWORTH Wi mi; li COMING the residence at the latter address last September. He remained with his gun for an hour until American tanks O'Donnell and two sons, Robert relieved him and destroyed the enemy emplacements. Visits Here First Lieutenant Bill McCormick, flight office in' the army air forces, has left fori his base, following a five-day stay visiting at the H. Adyalotte home on the Melrose road. j Scho! Children's Preerresm to Aid Wcsr Efvert Cd?s for $503 MiOion From Tofrd of 30 Mi:Fcn Youfts Home From Hospital Dr. E. E. Boring went to North Bend WASHINGTON, D. C, June 7 and Larry O Donnell. They re turned to their homes in Bend last Friday. I.t. and Mrs. Neal J. Griffith and small son, Ronald, who have been visitors here with Mrs. Gvif-i fith's mother and step-father, Mr. j and Mrs. John Sellerrs. have pone to Bremerton, where Lt. Griffith will he assigned tn llm. uuiiiis, uo JW in. uuinns, iio ltcd (Uty untn his health will per. (Clip and kc;p for handy reference.) PROCESSED FOODS BOOK 4 Blue stamps A8 this week to brine Mrs Borln j Fifty cents a week Isn t much, but rfleSi 165 walkie-talkies, and 1G4 mit an increase in work. ! through V8 valid Indefinitely. hack tn thoi,- hm i t ,,i 'lns Knd ot war stamp ana lionun,. , irmo Tie frame house belo back to their home in Laurel wood. The latter recently under went a major operation at Kei zer hospital in North Bend. selling by Ameica's thirty million ! Brouoht to Hospital Elton Jackson, manager of the South ern Oregon Sugar Pine Co. saw- i mill ,at. Tiller,,, was .brought , to. Mercy hospital lnv Roseburg to- ! day. He Is suffering from pneu- ! mo'nia. Tie frame house belonolnff to MEAT, BUTTER, FATS AND school children is adding up to I " e P'PU- (ar,v Monday mol.nlng''on the ' BOOK 4 Red stamp. A8 500 million dollars worth of trou- larity, according to the number ronf Tnp anrm was gVCn but through W8 valid Indefinitely, ble for the Axis in war equip- of school-equipment campaigns before the department arrived SUGAR ment- ! reported to the Treasurey were neighbors had the blaze well In BOOK 4 Sugar stamps 30 and And the Fifth War Loan will,-, marlne uniforms 139 field hand. A hole in the roof and a ' 31 J3'1! Indefinitely, 5 pounds see these junior! .Uut skilled salesi 'V - WW wximiM,. MJ-i.ueia.. . id.kpd nlrt.,OP' eomnosed . For inning only: Sugar . .. - .. . . ie ennnneq. i y msirn no (ritnQ h .. r . men in tinai action tor tne scnooi - - -:- the major damages, year, climaxing the Treasury's landing Darges, M motorcycles,; Mrs vValter McMannls and VVVW'i Largest S.er HO HIHT.E King Jamtt Vernon 1. Inelnde a mHt of mp plenientary materiid and notes. Sitnnlnted lentbar wver vlUi turned ei. L 1 2.09 stamp 40 valid for 5 pounds. Apply at local OPA,- board for and up, Eichanga far Asia (1 Whaali) Tinstone llcdi-Lined llrake Shoes Exchange your old brake shoos tot Firestone factcry-fltted, Bedl-Llned hoes equipped with highest quality Fliestone Sa'.'oty Block IitninE. .1. ..... .. .. .i,t .. ,k Schools at War bond selling pro-1 76 gilders, 64 potato peeling ma- daughter, Tresa, were called to mor' SHOES:1 LOOSE STAMPS INVALID BOOK 3 Airplane stamps Nos. gram. chines, 63 water tank trucks, 51 Napa, California, last week by This vcar's school oertormance bombardier kits, and 25 flame the death of their husband and D4i.,n a Ilk.... P .. I I 4 IlirmVPre fithnr. A.TnMnnnIn it.Un Mrs Dnvo Tn t or,,l Dh I l .1." ir. m, r f...l I. n Vino hoon u.ru 111 In n hn,nllnl 1 ana VaMa mltely. vumiwiKiia, auuws nun nit? iifd-i ic iwui iium iii-iua wne 41 ---. --j GASOLINE COUPONS' NOT Brinson have returned to their . ury's estimate of 500 million dol- j light tanks, at $45,000, 14 air- there for a long time. Mr. Mc- VALID UNLESS ENDORSED homes in Albany, following a few, lars In Stamps and War Bonds craft rescue boats at $20,000, 13 Mannis was a member of the . N vaMd tnrounh June days in Roseburg visiting Mr. sold by school children this yeariradio communication trucks at local church of Christ. He is .' h u and Mrs. Floyd W. Patterson. Mr.is a moderate one. $3,955, and 12 depth charges at survived by his wife and daugh- u FuEi OIL Paterson, assistant postmaster ati It is based on the solid fact that $105. ter. ' 0rder now perod 4 5 COUDOn, Albany, is the father of Floyd W.American boys and girls in this More than a thousand various1 J" TP at ,h,e M"lhndlst : va)i(J thpo September 30, Patterson. war are doing a lot more than types of planes have been ft- church with evangelist . Mr. and shoud he 6 cent of a,on,, irnaKing noises ime a macnine ; nanced through school-raised War "' '" "' '!, i"", rations still unused. Bonds to the good round sum 0f """''"" ano " 1 ' "ul ,'11-- TIRE INSPECTION Tire Inspection records still re Arrives Home Lt. Glenn Tru-: gun; they're helping to pay for 20 million dollars since Sep-1 c,""wds- tomber. TODAY "KLONDIKE KATE" AND "YOU'RE A LUCKY FELLOW, MR. SMITH" FRIDAY SATURDAY hilarity! ONTHI HOWL! ii IJ !,!!!. H IV M l a- . Ii ' l AND THE OUTLAW BUSTER: lv ft " - V Matinee 2 p. m. Sat. Itt, U. S. marines, arrived in Oak- them. j land yesterday to visit his wife Past Results cited and baby and with his parents, T , . , . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truitt. ulL !I" Spptembpr of last ypar the Trultt was wminriert nn Bmiir.nin. ki(ls of thIs country set out to vine in the South Pacific waribu,y 3,eops for ,tne army- They Death Claims Sister area.later retuned to San Fran-!"isPd money Wa.r Bo"ds t0. af Mrc r.. Cisco for medical treatment and th,e ,unf of 1l,otas sot at ,ne TOsti f MrS Cora BeYers was then sent to the veterans ' JPVo', ""' anu lu n hospital at Seattle iln rpPor,s ot 33 thousand account. I .led for, plus 11.600 amphibious Visiting Parents - Miss Betty 'P?. at ?2,090.00 each, and 11, Pattison, United States cadet 4 flying jeeps at $3,000 each, nurse corps, arrived in Roseburg' For Rood measure they threw In Snndni t .n. T.t 7,690 parachutes, 6,170 life floats. leave visiting her parents and ?'19? mo,or scoters, ail of which friends. She was graduated from t,aIpd $100,872,000 invested in Mr. iPillard were Myrtle Creek visi itors Sunday. They are building a jnew house at Coos Junction, j Donald Stone, who visited here last week from Sunday until Frl I day has returned to his home at !.9an TiVnnflcM AAhlln horo ho Mrs. Cora Beyers of Roseburg i put ncw roof on h9 mother's and Mrs. Otis Clayton ol qulred t0 flet ,pec)a, fla,0nne a. lotrr-jnts, tir replacements, eto, STOVES: Apply at local OPA board for purchase certificates. WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST: Or der nevt winter's supply NOW help delivery-manpower prob lems and avoid shortage. PRICE CONTROL: Refer In has received word of the death ihouse. He as0 atton(ed the quirlea and complaints to price D3NNMEKWARE SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! ON THESE TWO DAYS ONLY, WE OFFER OUR EXQUISITE LINE OF FAMOUS PATTERNS OF DINNERWARE AT: $1Q OFF Also, on Friday and Saturday only, for every purchase totaling $1.00 or more you will receive a World Atlas without charcje. of her sister, Mrs. Ora V. (Col Irin) Rogers, at Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Rogers leaves her husband, .Tames Rogers, and a daughter, residing at Tacoma; her sister, Mrs. Cora Beyers, Roseburg, and graduation of his son, Philip, ' nlerk at locnl OPA board. nre-eaHet trninincr nl n this war in the shape of War 1 i granddaughter. She was the Oregon college at LaGrande May,Bo.nds- hunt of Hcrb(rt Beyers, Sacra- and win enter The Dalles hos-' 3 i'"'LU l,vl1 mmy iuiij-i h.i ihh, utm urjfia. ruiimuu, pital as a junior cadet on June 18. men! lists, gauging their bond selling powers to meet war costs, ; the group choices ranged from Vlalting Father Private Frank plf.'nps to P0,a, Piling ma Jordan of Camp Roberts, Calif., Icnlnps- is spending his furlough in Rose-1 Asirt'- from ,he Plano cam burg visiting his father, E A paiRns which could on,V 00 lm Jordan. He has Just completed his iPrtakon by ,he bEE'st schools, basic training and is now taking ,l,e Brc'1lpst favorite was the field special training in chemical war. ambulance 1,430 of them at fare in the Ninth service com-; S1i7,s0 rach- ,, mand quartermasters' division 1 ,pn rank'ng favwims in He reports that he likes army 'I'l'umfnl after this were 82 life. complete clothing outfits for sol- dlers, 512 propeller dp-icrrs, 10G Able To See Friends Mrs C !submic'iine guns, 381 W mm R. Grove, who was recently j "i"r'ar-, .TiO mules. 330 divinr; Charter! fmm "Mo l-n..ninl I ; rt- ...Lit; lllfniJllcil, where she received medical at tention for a fractured leg, Is now at her home In Edenbower and able to receive friends. Her condition for several weeks was so bad that she was unable to have visitors. She states that she is especially appreciative of all the kindnesses shown during her long illness. Sgt. Hugh J. Coltrin, now in Eng- j and, and James S. the convoy service. Coltrin, of I Funeral Services Set For Archie McClellun Funeral services for Archie Me Clellan, who died Tuesday morn ing at his home In Myrtle Creek, will be held at Myrtle Creek at 10:30 a. m. Friday, conducted by the Rev. Mr. Wllklns. Arrange ments are In charge of the Rose hiire Undertaking company. DANCE - DANCE MYRTLE CREEK GRANGE Saturday, May 27th starting at 9 p. m. Music by Whitson's Band How to Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your f! totli nnnov and rm-b-irrnss hv slipping, drnpplnn or uab b1ln whpn ynu cat. Iui'h or talk Just sprinkle a Utile FASTRFTTH on vour pint. Thin alkaline iTmn-nrM) nowrler hold fnlse to?th mnrp flrmlv nnd morp rnmfnrtbiy No (rummy, gfroe- paxtv inste or fpollnst. Ioi nnt sour. Checks "platp odnr" fdrn lure breath). Get FASTEKTH today t ny drug store. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN REDECORATING? Do it with LUMINALL the easy way The Amateur's friend Complete line of colors. $2.10 Gallon 65c Quart Ont coat covers. Dries quickly. No brush nor lap murks. Do part today and part some other tirre and get a perfect job. Accept no substitute. We have sold Lumlnall for ten years and never ' a dissatisfied customer. Sold only by COEN LUMBER COMPANY Floed and Mill streets Phone 121 QUICK SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO We now have the most complete and MODERN SAW AND MACHINE SHOP between Portland and Sacramento Bring your problems to us. We can help you. Roseburg Saw 8 Machine Works 731 South Stephens Will Gve Years of Utefvl Service ? ii yi:s-i;tti: ty" --u1". Attachos right onto ths '4kjaiuK garden hose. Oporatta on 20 tn lAd.lh. WAfAr nrfiRniirA. iii! i y if ALL B AND C BOOK HOLDERS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NEW TIRES II iiriM5'f?iV Com' I and Got tho Facts I Aboyt h N,w o.p.a. 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