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ROSEBURG REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGOEl, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1944. TRRK MONTGOMERY WARD SHOP AT WARDS SATURDAY More for your money AT MONTGOMERY WARD Whatever you need, you will find wide assortments, good quality and low prices at Wards . News : Attend To Business Waller Norrls of Wilbur was a business visitor In Roseburg Thursday, Shoos and Visits Mrs. W. J. 'Meredith spent Thursday shop ping and visiting in Roseburg frrim I .nnkinffplaSS. r Boys' CORDUROYS $2.39 Boys' Fine Quality Cords. Grey Color. Here From Lookingglass Mrs, 17,,.,nn Smull nf LookingglaSS shopped and visited friends inj Roseburg Thursday. Spend Day Here Mrs. Donald Small and daughter, Joan, of iinnnv Vnllpv were visitors in Roseburg Thursday. j Here Yesterday Mrs. J. C. Zoe-1 Iter and daughter, Tessie, of Look-1 ingglass shopped and visited, .Thursday in Roseburg. I Lady Sailor III w The Weather Elliott Stresses Education Needs Paul Elliott, new principal of iwn-uvt, K a,-...w .6. ' i stated Thursday noon at the meet-1 U. S. Wnather Bureau Office. Roseburg. Oregon. Forecast for Roseburg and vl clnity: Partly cloudy tonlte, Sat urday, with thunder storms Sat urday. Ulflhut amn fnw anV JlllV 107 Lowest temp, tor any July .40, Ing of the Rosebud Rotary club Highest temp, yesterday 81 1 that some seven nunareu uny in.t ninht ....B5 thousand voting men were de- i Precioitation yesterday O.talned In military training for, Precipitation since July 1 t twelve weeits wnue Deing iuuKiu Deficit from July 1 23 the fundamentals of a third Doflclt from Sept. 1, 1943 8.0? grade education. Mr. Elliott ex-' ,plnlned the tremendous value of , Sutherlln Visitor-Mrs. "Babe" .education In both the social and Thomas of Sutherlin visited In! economic life of America. He .Roseburg on business Thursday, poimea mm ,rvu u,K prtumtlnn of American young- B,.slnesi Visitor-Mrs. U D. R'ers was returned many times. wohertson of Sutherlin was a both from a unanciai ana muia. business visitor in Ttoscburg .point of view. Thursday. I Prececedlng the main program, . Introduced by Earl Wiley, chair Leaves For Seattle Audrey man of the program committee, Welt left Wednesdav evening to the club elected H. T. Carstens visit with her aunt and uncle, vice-president. This special Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Ackerman, flection was necessarv due to the ,'of Seattle. 'election of Ray B. Hampton to ' . . i i . i. t xr me, prt-siut-iiuv ihui wt-iriv, ... . Reported Better Miss Jean! proving at her home on South, Wiley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kane street, following a recent Earl Wiley, Is reported to be lm-' tonsllectomy. J Leave Thursdav V. V. Harn- Lona also was elected to fill a m nnd F. I.. Crittenden left vacancy on the board of dlree iThnrsdi" for Big Camas and vl- tors. 'Hnttw where thev will spend thei An nnhoiincement was made of Mure Thursdav Mrs. James s , .balance of the week. mminn visit of the district Vauehn and Mrs. Chester Cook , i T,h,, i !oVernor. William D. Shannon, of Idloyld Park were In Roseburg Janet Jones 20, the first girl mer- I Horn For Week End Jack rv() enein(.pr. of Seattle, to shopping and visiting Thursday. cnaIlt marine seaman vo set foot on j Werr visited at his home over Rosebunr. August 10. Mr. Shan- uuuatutuu.u, uiawBo jnp witk itiiu. aat ,a n.w-.. . non will De tne principal soeaKer of that dav and will also hold a Back From Eugene Mr. and on which she soils. Last May sh L Hnok(, creek with the forest . ft rt . farm iife on her brothers , Mrs. A. u. utne ami mr mm m. . , pas0 Robles Calll , w 5he ,-serv.c-e. , D. L. Parker have returned to fc7tche" infant son with relatives. their homes in Roseburg, follow- shipped out 0n Norwegian motor I Leave For Tralnlno School ing a snort stay in cugene vimi-i vesscl .Her nusDana is in u o. nuvj. jvirs. juna irnsurri ing Mr. Utne's brother-in-law and j sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Lar- of the week for Portland where Men's WORK SUITS $3.69 One-piece Button Front Khaki Coverall Suit .hp will attend " the Safeway Dillard Business Visitors Mr. training school for a week before land Mrs. Ab Rice of Dillard vis- becominer employed In the Rose- j Here From California Mr. and ited in Roseburg on business bUrg store. Mrs. O. M. Nicholas have arrived Thursday. California to at-; Returns From Convention tend to business and visit rela-; Wilbur Visitor Here Mrs. Ray- Mrs. W. C. Prlntz, president of i,c anH frlpnrts Mr. Nicholas mnnrf Ri-mvn nf Wilhur snent the C.eoree Starmer &panisn' Operated and owned the Roseburg Thursday in Roseburg shopping American auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. i Electric store in Roseburg for and visiting, many years, before selling the ; ' business to George U Singleton. posebura Business Vlsito iRnllnv. Mrs. Marearet Rogers, innd Mrs. Pearl Sugart returned Wednesday after three days at ; several days attending me stare VaU wpre Rose convention of the Spanish AmcM vsitors Xnursday, lean war vifiuiuns v.diut,a anu auxiliaries. Japs Say Powerful U. S. Fleet Still Prowling NEW YORK, Julv 14 (AP) The radio Tokvo said today that a powerful United States fleet "ts still wandering around" the Purchases Home Jos. Murphy Marianas and that carrier planes !unn n...unr.nri tVia rlrlo Rnivl H vo rlailv midincv "nur islands In In Roseburg On Business Mr. Washlnirton. I the South Seas." The broadcast reported by the federal communications commis sion, said 60 nlanes raided Guam yesterday and that "two or three enemv warships also shelled the I.T..nmr Rir. nf nillard was a st convention of the aux- . H,T I"""" . Illnm, tn l?linano i starmers neiurn nmc-.i Roseburg business visitor Wed- lltw j illlU 1V11S. O. vv. omtiuui npstjay ed to their home on Winchester j street Wednesday, following a club assemblv meeting at 7:30 at the Umpqua hotel. Clvde Beard presented the re tired nresldent, M. O. Ream, with a desk name plate carved from native mvrtle wood In apprecia tion of the club members for his services rendered during the past year. itvin tn Fnppno S.mriav to snend n"DM"u;?v..r"" residence. 314 E. Washington, i" ' r, :.: thD a lv,rs- rKe r , n.aM tn w,. imnroVompnts ,-vi7ii mJ ikiii6 nnv Vallev were KoseBurg dusi- - r--- . w ,ana moacrnizing or me duiiuuib soon. The Beards have made their Portland-Mrs. home hc orll!e1ral Y!. To fhe Music of KenWhitson Jerry Whitson Jim Daughtry Jack Dean Casey Jones ORIENTAL GARDENS EVERY SATURDAY NITE Returns l-rom roraar.-. . are movn t0 McMlnnvi,le where Visiting In Eugene-Miss Jac- " Port,and after attending the Mr- Beard will Join the unueia island. f .quelyn Carstens, uaugnter oi nn. gjf, and art show thcre anci mis. uijuk uiimi-i oi uou- ! relwood, is spending a part of her I Here From Wilbur Mrs. Mel l vacation in Eugene visiting her . PaImcr and son Charles, and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. (laUKhtcri Kathryn, of Wilbur, Kiddies' TAYLOR TOTS $.30 Metal Frame Rubber Tired Steel Wheels. Carnival to Appear in i i l.. l. ifl l Koseouraj ararrinq ouiy 10 W. Wilson, and family. Mrs. Wil- visitors in Roseburg Thurs- The West Coast Carnival com-.tlon of planes, son was formerly Miss Margaret rt panv will present its attractions r.L.-, j . t rt 1 ,, i Bic. Ul,J' t n U.. T..1.F -IQ OO I waa The Japanese reported last night that an American battle shin had bombarded Japanese po sitions on Guam twice yesterday, cooperating with a large forma- ter of Mrs. Carstens. o. c:. d-i,j Mr announced toaay. tne carnival !,ii., i.M Dnd m,. e m r'hnni will be sponsored by Umpqua Leaves For Home Miss Irene ; m(ln rpturned Wednesday from Post of the American Legion, Klaenhammer has left for her portiand arter visiting there on which will share in the proceeds. ; home in St. Paul, Minn., via the business i The show will be situated at tne . southern California route, follow. ' i carnival grounds adjoining the ing her vacation in Roseburg vis-, Returns From Marshfield Paclfic highway immediately I iting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and . Mrs Le0 Young and children. north of town. imrs. Lari Kiaennammur, un Tamara and Ronald, returned! South Pine street. This was ner,'Monday Irom Marshfield after a iirst trip west ana wnue nure, sue jcw days visit there. enjuycu a camping nip up iue North Umqua. ma 2 HUNTS Mi 3 'Most Unique in the West! TODAY AND SATURDAY If 'Jtl STARTING SUNDAY 1IVES . . . LOVES . . . ADVINTURES Of WE FOUND SOMETHING Remember the town newsreel which was filmed a few years ago. Well, we ran It from cu riosity yesterday. It proved very Interesting.' ' ' , These are a few highlights: Several Industries of Roseburg are filmed. The High School football team. The High School and Teachers. The pet parade. The school band. The drum corps. Dozens of your friends are in it. Maybe you are. COME AND 8EE. I To be shown three times daily through Saturday. . Pint VACUUM BOTTLES $1.09 Keeps Liquids Hot or Cold. In Roseburg From Portland Mrs. Ethol Tooze of Portland ar- Leaves For Southern California rived the first of the week for a Mrs. Victor Kelly, nee Evelfn ( vi5jt wi(n her son-in-law and Wiley, who recently received an daUghicr, Mr. and Mrs. Walter honorable discharge from the j pisiler. Womens Reserve of the U. S. navy, has left for Pasadena, Cai- j potluck Supper To Be Held ifornia, to join her husband, who Ljiac Circle No. 49, Neighbors of is in the navy, following a visit in .woodcraft, will hold a potluck Roseburg wth her parents, Mr.Suppcr Monday night at 6:30 and Mrs. Earl Wiley, on South o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. Kane street. Rolls will be furnished by the ! Circle. Visits at Fullerton Home Mrs. Ethyl McMullen, of Portland, and! Accepts Position Miss Virginia her son, Delmar, who has been Klaenhammer, daughter of Mr. overseas with the U. S. forces for, and Mrs. Carl Klaenhammer of the last year and a half, have Roseburg, has left for Los An been visiting with the former's .gcles, where she has accepted a parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ful-' position as a nurse at the Veter lerton, at 724 Templin street, and ans hospital. with other relatives. Delmar ! spent the first part of his fur-1 Arrives From Aleutians Sgt. lough in Portland with his moth-,j0e Utne, who has been stationed er and following his visit here, he by the U. -S. army in the Aleu has reported for duty at San tan islands, arrived In Roseburg Diego. Calif. i jast night to send his furlough j last night to spend his furlough l.nv Mr. and Mrs. Al Utne. '3r CATALOG ORDER DEPT. RECORDS A large selection of Phonograph Records Order Today for Immediate Delivery. MONTGOMERY WARD TODAY DilferentI Enterloiningl Exciting! NEWS AND CARTOON AND "GUNS of the PECOS" Stationed at Camp Hood Pvt. Joe Bertucci is now stationed at Camp Hood, Texas. His wife, the former Nadine Kerr, is making I her home with her parents, Mr. I and Mrs. John Kerr, of Terrace avenue, Roseburg. Portland Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter and granddaughter, Beverly Beatty, of Portland are spending a few days In Roseburg , on business and visiting friends, i Mr. and Mrs. Groves Sills of Ham-1 ilton street, and Mr. and Mrs. ( John R. Kerr of Terrace avenue. Visiting at Big Camas Anne .Trueblood. daughter of Dr. and I Mrs. Paul Trueblood, who are vis- iiing in Roseburg from Stockton, I Calif., is spending the week at I Big Camas visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Churchill, and family. Back From San Diego Mrs. George Taitt has returned to Roseburg following several weeks in. San Diego, Calif., visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlstrom. She was accompanied south by her moth er, Mrs. A. B. Houser of Rose burg, who Is remaining at the , Carlstrom home for a longer I visit. 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