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f RoSEBURg KEWS-REVIEW, RO'SEBURS, 0RE5PR THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1944. THE El Local i News Hero From Glid John H. Robinson of Glide was a business visitor in Roseburg Wednesday. Spends Day Here Mrs. Curtis , Keaton of Oakland spent yester day in Roseburg shopping and visiting. P N. G. Club. to Picnic The P. N. G. club members and their families are Invited to attend a potluck picnic supper Friday eve ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent. Attending to Business George Hinsdale, who operates the bat tery and service station on the corner of Jackson and Douglas streets, is spending a few days in Portland attending to busi ness. Grange To Meet Friday RIv- ersdalo grange will meet Friday night at 8:15 o'clock at the hall. Refreshments will be served by Doris and Priscilla Salvin.VMr. and Mrs. Walter Thurlow, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wimber and Mr. and Mrs. P. E Beaver Episcopal Potluck Dinner Members of the congregation of St. George's Episcopal church are invited to attend a potluck din ner Sunday, July 23, at 1:30 o' clock at the parish hall. The meEit, dessert, bread and drinks have been planned by the com mittee in charge. Those attend ing are requested to bring either a hot dish or a salad. For further information regarding the af fair, call 63G-J. TODAY TODAY riff fin ilk stitr- "THE FALCON OUT WEST" FRIDAY SATURDAY r 'Moit Unique in tlie West! AtfJlM Yo0'" B1K AND baTes WAKELY tflM AND "FRONTIER LAW" DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS In the establishment of His kingdom upon earth God has ordained that man shall have S part. Just as the head of a business firm must attend to many matters, such as provid ing the capital, formulating the policy, and Issuing directions. So God does many things Him self in order to carry out His plans. God alone can forgive the sinner and create within a clPan heart and a right spirit. But God has. entrusted to us many of the details of His work. There are the Jumgry to be fed, the naked to be clothed, the sick to be visited and the mind of the sinful man to be turned toward his Fath er's house.1 God needs our hands, our feet, our voices, our all to carry out His purposes. Many prayers and needs have remained unanswered, because we failed to heed His call and to answer: "Here am I, send me." God's blan is the great est of all profit-sharing plans. Worklne with Him, we share His joy here on this earth, and lay up for ourselves treasure In heaven, which no one can take away. We will only be remembered by what we have done in loyal, faithful service for God and man. Amen. . Shops and Visits Mrs. Lee In gles of Melrose shopped and visited friends in Roseburg Wed nesday. Here Wednesday Mrs. J. D. Collier of Sutherlln sent Wednes day in Roseburg shopping and visiting. Spends Day Here Mrs. Frank Hammers of Glide spent Wednes day in Roseburg shopping and visiting. Spend Day Here Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker of Roberts creek were business visitors in Rose burg yesterday. I D-tl,4 Mr fmH Mrs. C. P. Snoddy of Roseburg Douglas Forest Protective asso- left today for Portland to spend Cla,10n- a few days on business. .... i. ! Visiting at Staley Home Mrs. j'Bert Courtney and children, Cor- Vacation-Mr an.d,lvss and Bob. of Los Angeles, and MC h , S w f ' Mrs- Georee Geddes and son, of Dlllard left Wednesday for;G gt Geddes, of Port ,y..,u..u , v,u, "" - tion. Back From Eugene Mrs. Steve M George Staley Also visiting Lorenz has returned to her home ,the stacK , tyheir J in Roseburg, following a short M yMrs Ross MjUerigof stay in Eugene on business and' !,?,.'- ... . , . visiting. Vlsltina Relatives Roper Rowe ..Vwrfj.7 f.U d,,rf ney Miner ana uwen lamiues ffS KTxfTilbrmerly resided in Roseburg, on Sixth street, and other rela tives in Roseburg. Eugene Visitor, Here-Mrs. W. ! JI0' S?? J. Mullins and children, Betty i LK ?,' v. , i, ,' nnrl Christine of Fueene are ,'c"aTSed from St. Vincent's hospl RS'i ft If tl " Portland, where he recently Mrs. Mullins' mother-in-law, Mrs. miii.,- m,hn..i.i,., vrM C. M. Mullins. .,.., , ,. . n t, I that city. His wife accompanied Hampton and C. k! RandTof ?' where they were Umpqua Forest service office in''"d y Jhe'r daughter, Mrs Roseburg, are spending a few m T ,f YS& days in The forest on business. f",wth etur" TnT1 . them to spend another 10-days Visits Mother-Private Ira L. tUr"'n e 1P Pollard, who is stationed at ?SSS. KdlCf.,Jnl MV" MS"!Wash, wll. join them in Portland n n Pniinrrt ' 'j Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells of w Portland and First Lieutenant Sue Sherman, Wac, Denver, Colo., are in Rose burg visiting Mr. Wells's and Lt. Sherman's father, H. R. Wells. Wilt Visit In Klamath Falls Mrs. Grace Busser of Roseburg expects to 'leave by bus Saturday for Klamath Falls to spend the week end visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs. Dr. Senter. Enjoying Outing on N. Umpqua Miss Betty and Miss Joan Wichter, who live in Riverside,) and their aunt, Mrs. Quarles Witcher, of Los Angeles, are en Joying an outing on the North Umpqua river this week. Attend to Business E. C. Ap- person, president of the Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance company, and Sid Rising, special agent, Mc Minnville, spent yesterday In Roseburg conferring with the lo cal agent, R. E. Pargeter, at the Douglas Abstract company. CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR Shei as Lively as a Youngster Now her Backache is better Many tuffertri relieve nacging backmrhe quickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trouble may be tired kidneya. The kidneya are Nature chief way of tak ing the ex ma mcirlt and waate out of tha blood. They help moat people paaa about 3 pint s day. When disorder of kidney function pennlta poiaonoui matter to remain in your blood, it may cause naming backache, rheumatic paini, leg pains, Iom of pep and enerpy, getting up nighta, swelling, pufBoese under the eye, headache and dimness. Frequent or scanty pMaagos with smarting and burning some times shows there is something wrong with your kidners or bladder. Don't wait! Ak your druedtt for Domn's Pills, used suecemfully by millions for over 40 year. They give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidoey tube flush out poison oua waste from your blood. Get Does s Pilla. Shops and Visits Mrs. G. R. Bates of Myrtle Creek shopped and visited friends in Roseburg Wednesday. Visiting At Casey Home Mrs. Arthur Clarke arrived In Rose burg from Eugene Wednesday to visit at the home of Miss Helen Casey on Blakeley street. Back From Portland Mrs. T. JG. Havens has returned to her I home In Roseburg, following a jweek In Portland visltoliig at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wll j son. Back From North Mr. and I Mrs. H. O. Pargeter have re turned to their home on Claire street, following a trip to Seattle, iTacoma and Puyallup, Wash., to i attend to business and visit rela I fives and friends. I Will Arrive Here Friday Cor jporal D'Ann Shoemaker, of the 'women's marine reserve base at 1 Santa Barbara. Calif., is expected ;to arrive In Roseburg Friday to .'spend her 10-day leave visiting her parents. Dr. and Mrs. B. R. I Shoemaker, on Blakeley street. Leaves for Service Leland Kent Wimberly, youngest son of Judge and Mrs. Carl E. Wimber Iv, Roseburg. left Wednesday for Monterey, Calif., to report for training in the United States air forces. From there, he will be sent to Amarilla, Tex., where he will be given his basic training as a fighter pilot. He has been a student the last year at Univer sity of Oregon. Leaves For North F. L. Crit tenden, manager of the Pacific (Telephone and Telegraph com pany office at Astoria, left Wed nesday for Eugene to join Con gressman and Mrs. Harris Ells worth to accompany them to Portland today, after which he will proceed to Astoria. Mr. Crit tenden, formerly manager of the ,Roseburg office, has been spend ing a week in Roseburg vaca tioning. His son, Dick, is spending uiiiiiiu wuiiwilg 1UI U1C land are in Roseburg visiting at tne nome or Mrs. Courtney s and Mrs. Geddes T T..f. rJnJ HIT- 3 Portland. They will be joined here for the week end by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Owen of Eugene. The Court ney, Miller and Owen families all Out of Hospital According to word received, T. W. Thomason. ('underwent a major operation. and is now convalescing satisfac torily at the Danmoore hotel in Friday to spend a few days TEXTURE Smooth . . . Just right for toasting and sandwiches. raw On Business Mrs. Ruth Par dee of Canyonvllle visited In Roseburg Tuesday. Businss Visitor Mrs. John. Col lier of Sutherlln visited Wednes day in Roseburg on business. ....From Sutherlln Alvin Miller of Sutherlln visited Tuesday in Roseburg on business. In Roseburg from Dlllard Mrs. Ab Rice of Dillard visited In Roseburg Wednesday. On Business Perry George of Kellogg was a business visitor in Roseburg Wednesday. Roseburg Business Visitor Mi's. H. F. Sever of Oakland star route visited in Roseburg on bus iness Tuesday. Sutherlln Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Sutherlin vis ited in Roseburg on business Tuesday. I Kellogg Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Mlnter of Kellogg visited In Roseburg on business Wednesday. I III At Home Mrs. Peter Cru mett, 612 S. Pine, is ill at her home. She is unable to receive visitors or answer telephone calls. I Employed at Beauty Shop I Mrs. Bert Ririgeway, the former Thelma Plnkston, is now employ ed at Velma'? Beauty shop in the Pacific building. Visiting In Roseburg Mrs. W. J. Tester of Portland is visiting a week with her daughter, Mrs. Pat Padelford, and granddson, Bert Ridgeway. Convalescing at Home Fred Goff has returned to his home from the hospital at Eugene and is convalescing very nicely after a major operation. Returns to Roseburg Mrs. Robert Knudsen and son accom panied Mrs. Knudsen's brother, Staff Sergeant Orlo P, Handy, on his return to Roseburg from Eu gene where he spent part of his furlough. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Losse returned Saturday from Portland after at tending the Pacific coast art and gift show, where they purchased new merchandise for the gilt shop. Their daughter, Lorraine, and Mrs. Dan Olsen had charge of the shop duriftg their absence. Spend Couple of Days Here- Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Householder of Salem'have been spending a cou ple or days In Roseburg as guests at the home o Miss Ha Laubach on South Stephens street, follow a few days in Sutherlln visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jacobs. The Householders made their home in Roseburg for many years be fore moving to Salem last fall. Linoleum Layer ALSO FLOOR COVERING OF ALL TYPES Keith I Phillips 645 South Main Street Telephone 588, Roseburg tXTRA ENRICHED FOR ADDED NUTRITION To fttnndfirri nrlchmn( we've added Calcium and Vitamin D. Patterson" i Bread I youi best source of food energy. Sutherlln Visitor Mr. Watson of Sutherlin visited In Roseburg Wednesday. From Camas Valley Roy El lis of Camas Valley visited in Roseburg Tuesday. Visiting in Medford Mrs. Nor man Hess left Saturday on her vacation to visit her sister, Mrs. Maxine Gould, In Medford. Enters Hospital Mrs. Edythe Florence Kelley of Roseburg en tered Sacred Heart hospital at Eugene Monday. Visiting Over Weekend Dick Orr, who Is employed on Honey creek and staying with his aunt. Mrs. Gene Puckett, visited at his home over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Orr, on the Umpqua park road. RESINTONE 65$ Gallon Our regular $2.69 grade. Choice of colors. Dries in 40 minutes. LADIES BLOUSES Cool, white, summer ular JI.98. LADIES SUITS Regular 19.98. Qne ladies suits. Not SEERSUCKER JACKETS AND SKIRTS ........LOO Regular 2.98 cool seersucker sport wear. One group only at this COTTON DRESSES Regular 2.98 ladies cotton house dresses, choice of patterns. SLACK SUITS Regular 7.98. Boys two tone summer slack suits, smartly styled. , SHOP APRONS I.37 Regular 1.69, extra heavy canvass. An excellent! all around work apron. DRESS SHIRTS Regular 1.59 men s fancy dress shirts. A good se lection in all sizes. T SHIRTS Regular 79c, solid blue keep cool. SPORT COATS Good looking in popular styles. Regular $7.98. PAROWAX Regular 15c. Complete STOVE MATS Regular 25c asbestos stove from nor dishes. DRAPES Regular 4.98. Beautiful tor your living room. GUEST TOWELS Regular 44c. Dress up novelty guest towels. SHOP FROM OUR CATALOGS . . . thousands of items not in our store stocks may bo ordered in our catalog department . . . prompt delivery from our mail order house I Four Offenders Pay Fines In Justice Court Melvln Abbott, who completed a 30-day Jail sentence on a charge jof drunken driving, secured his j release from custody today by i paying a fine of $100 an the drunken driving charge and $50 j on a charge of assault and bat I tery, Justice of the Peace Thomas Hartfiel reports. Judge Hartfiel also reported a fine of $25 paid by Harry Hilde- I burn, who pleaded guilty to a charge of operating a logging 'tractor within one-eighth of a mile of forest lands with Inade quate spark arrester. The com plant was filed by Lee Harter, i field Inspector for the state de partment of forestry. Lloyd C. Mitchell, who alleged BUTTONS 5c Complete assortment of regular 10c but tons. Many styles and colors. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS $1.00 blouses. Broken sizes. Reg 12.00 group of smartly styled all sizes. price. 249' 5.77, I.33 570 color for men who want to $6.77, 2 for 150 your canning needs. 00 stove mats. Protect youn 3.77 drapes. Clever patterns 370 your bathroom with these' ONTGOMERY WARD ly found one fishing line Insuf ficient to take fish from Diamond lake, pleaded guilty to fishing with two lines simultaneously and paid a fine of $25. Traffic fines reported by Judge Hartfiel Included William T, Kah ler, $15, no operator'! license, and $15, no vehicle license. Vital Statistic! BORN COLLINSTo Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Collins, Roseburg, at Mercy hospital, this morning, July 20, a daughter, Perley.Jane; weight five pounds six ounces. DIVORCE COMPLAINTS VAN HORN Velma versus Glen R. Van Horn; married at Norman, Oklahoma, Sept. 30, 1929; cruelty. 1 s "tiff On - i HAMMER HANDLES 5c Regular 8c. Sturdy hammer handles. Re pair your old hammers. ON SALE NOT ADVERTISED mm tm mum GARMENT BAGS $1.00 Regular $2.29." 64 in. Garment Bags. Protect your clothingl crib sheets .......;.....;..::..:..;. ..::.?.....::.50 Regular 29c size. 18x18. War Mold Sheets,! . !l ' SUMMER PURSES (plus tax)..............; $4.37 Regular $4.98 white and colored summer purses. Complete Stock. WALL CABINETS .. ... ....$15.00 Regular $20.65. Ceiling height. Built-in cabinets. Ready to install. COVERALL HOUSE PAINT, gal. ....... $189 Regular $2.19. Outside colors. .BABY CRIBS Regular 29.95 standard colors. 'MIRRORS Regular 12.18. Good mirror you will be SWING ROCKER .Regular 39.95.' Popular covering. . 1 SHAGGY RUGS Regular 3.49. Choice 29x44. FANCY PILLOWS ..I.57 Regular 1.79. A good selection of gay living room pillows. CLOTHES BASKETS COt I Regular $1.49. Never handy basket, sturdy j PICTURE HOLDERS U Regular 98c standard size f rt I1 Q f Pilot Killed In Crash EPHRATA, Wash., July 20 CAP) Second Lieut. Leonard E. Parsons, 23, of St. Louis, Mo., was killed Tuesday night when his P-39 crashed five miles north of Qulncy, Wash. PhoM 447 131 South Stephtftl Rosoburg, Or. IRONING BOARDS 3.77 Regular $5.94. Built in cabinets ready to set up in your home. House Paint. Choice of 2188 size baby cribs, choice of H.77 looking wood framed, a proud to own. ?.a.Rft swing style in blue velour I.97 of colors, and the size is stoop Clothes Baskets. A made. 470 for those in the armed J VERN M. ORR
