ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, ORESOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 f, T?.
FIVE
Sadzty and Club A
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER
SUTHERLIN BRIDGE
CLUB IS ENTER-TAINED
SUTHERLIN The Sutherlin
bridge club held a delightful iar&
well party for Mr. ana Mrs. Van
Holcombe, who are moving to
Gurnsoy, California, at the love
ly home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
ixmey on fourin avenue weu
nesday. Contract bridge was In play
during the evening with high
score prize going to Mr. and
Mrs. Lloya! Stearns and low to
Mrs. Robertson. A lovely gift was
presentd by the group to Mr. and
Mrs. Holcombe with Mrs. Harry
Stearns making the presenta
tion. At a late hour refreshments
were served to: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Robertson, Mr. and
and Mrs. Harry Stearns, Mr. and
Mrs. Brittain Slack, Mrs. Maude
Vogelpohl, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyal
Stearns, Mr. and Mrs. Van Hol
combe, the guests of honor, and
the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Loney.
REBEKAH LODGE
MEETING IS HELD
SUTHERLIN Sutherlin Re
bekah lodge met last Thursday in
fly parlors of the Methodist
uftjrch. The meeting was opened
by the noble grand; Mrs. Vesta
Thomas. Communications were
read and placed on file and other
business was transacted. The next
meeting will be a social affair
and it is hoped a good many of
our members and other members
living In our comunity will at
tend. Members present were: Mrs.
Pearl Harvey, Mrs. Harriet
Stearns, Mrs. Charlotte Parker
Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Margaret
Medley, Mrs. Vesta Thomas, Mrs.
Minnie Hartshorn, and Mrs. Ade
laide Cooper.
MRS. COENENBERG IS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
SUTHERLIN Mrs. Anton
Coenenberg was honored last
Sunday with a lovely birthday
riinnar af thn VintTlP ftf Mri. Alma
Anderson on the Pacific highway
about one-half mile south ofj
town. The table was very pretty
with its beautiful lace cover with
a lovely centerpiece of fall flow-
eICovers were placed for: Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Hartshorn, Miss
Frieda Schaefer, Mr. and Mis.
Anton Coenenberg and son, Dick
ie, and the hostess, Mrs. Ander
son. .
The afternoon was spent in
visiting. Mrs. Coenenberg was
presented with some very lovely
gifts.
SOUTH UMPQUA LADIES
rklTCDTAtMCn
.Mrs. Marie Evane entertained
ipe South Umpqua Ladies club at
her lovely new mountain home
on Thursday, rne lames khuicu
for the Red Cross and sewed for
the club's coming bazaar which
will be held in the late fall.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess to the following mem
bers: Mesdames Edna Mae Jones,
Alice Poole, Edith Matthews, Lou
ise Weseman. Bess Kelly, Ethel
Hutchinson, Elizabeth Paris, Em
ily Ferguson, Esther Wright, Hat
tie Moon and Erma Burgin.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the. home of Mrs.
Louise Weseman on Thursday,
afternoon, Sept. 28.
R1VERSDALE GRANGE TO
HOLD SOCIAL SATURDAY
Riversdale grange will hold a
social affair at the hall Saturday
evening, Sept. 23, at 9 o'clock. All
members and their invited guests
are asked to attend. The kitchen
committee will be in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gobcrville
and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tipton.
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass
Manv wearers of raise teeth have suf
fered real embarrassment because then
plate dropped, slipped or wabbled al
lust the wrotift time. Do not live In
fear of this happening to you. Jut
sprinkle a little FASTKETH. the alka
Ifno (non-acid) powder, on your plates.
Holds false teeth more firmly, so they
feel more comfortable. Does not sour.
Checks "plate odor" (denture breath).
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
'tiimCE- ACCC CAT
hfL SAFELY AYDS WAY
G.f ji'mmer without txenlsi
Just cut down. AYDS plan is
safe, sensible, easier. No exer
cise. No drugs. No laxatives.
P. N. G. CLUB HAS
INTERESTING MEETING
SUTHERLIN The Past No
ble Grands club met in the par-
lnr of thA fnmmunitv Mehodist
church last Wednesday, a ne
licious notluck luncheon was en
joyed at one o'clock. The table
was very pretty with its center
piece of fail iiowers.
Mrs. Charlotte Parker, vice
president, presided at the busi
ness meeting, and all business
disposed with. After the meeting
games and visiting was enjoyed.
Those enjoying the afternoon
were: Mrs. Minnie Hartshorn,
Mrs. Hazel Green, Mrs. Charlotte
Parker, Mrs. Sarepta Saucerman,
Mrs. Marie Shelbourne, Mrs.
Anna Hankenson and Mrs. Mable
Ross.
LUNCHEON IS
ENJOYED BY CLUB
SUTHERLIN Bright fall
flowers were used by Mrs. M.
Patterson to carry out a pretty
motif for the one o'clock lunch
eon, which she gave at here love
ly home about one mile east of
Sutherlin for the Sew and Chat
ter club last Wednesday.
Covers were placed for: Mrs.
William DeWitt, Mrs. Harry Bar
ker, Mrs. Matt Aldropp, Mrs. Ray
Hansen, Mrs. A. L. Cooper and
the hostess, Mrs. Patterson, and
daughter, Kay.
The pleasant afternoon war;
spent in working on their afa-
ghan and visiting.
TWINS ARE HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY SATURDAY
SUTHERLIN Honoring the
second birthday anniversary of
her twin nephews, David and
Danny Dulley, Mrs. Fred Holle
mon entertained at a six o'clock
dinner at her home on Fourth
avenue, last Saturday. A large
beautifully decorated birthday
cake was served with the dinner.
Covers were Dlaced for David
and Danny, honor guests, Garry
Dullev, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dul-
lev. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dulley,
Brittain Slack, Everett Scott and
the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Hollemon and daughter, El
len. PICNIC IS ENJOYED BY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MEMBERS MONDAY
SUTHERLIN Members of
the Christian church and their
families and friends enjoyed a
delightful picnic on Monday at
the Fair Oaks picnic grounds. A
potluck dinner was enjoyed at
noon. The men folks worked on
the new Christian church during
the day. At noon they joined the
crowd and enjoyed a bountiful
dinner. -
.The afternoon was ,spent, in
gSmesRri other amusements.''
Beverly Pope won both prizes in
the swimming contest. Patsy
Wahl and Dolores Martin won
the three-legged race for girls
and Maurice Vogelpohl, Jr., and
Bruce Pope for the boys. Dick
Firman won the 100 yard and 50
yard dash. Dolores Martin and
Dick Firman the sack race.
They realized over $20.00 from
the concession they Jiad on the
grounds.
Those enjoying the day were:
Rev. and Mrs. Newell Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. Harman, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Young, Mrs. P. A. Corn
stock, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs. lfford Par
rott and daughter,Peggy, and
twin sons, Jimmy and Bobby,
Mrs. George Miller and daughter,
Mildred, Mr. and Mrsl Jimmy Mc
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. William
Crowe", Bruce, Mllo and Bever
ly Pope, Beverly Vansteenburg,
Dick and Donald Firman, Chris
tian Bachman, Johnny Fisher,
Maurice Vogelpohl, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Longbrake, Laura
Marshall, John Lang and broth
ers, Patsy Lou Wahl, Dolores
Martin, Ruby McCoy and Lloyd
Marshall.
Manual Arts At
Junior High Adds
To Teacher Staff
Record enrollment in manual
arts at the Roseburg Junior high
school has made it necessary to
transfer Harry E. Wilson, trades
coordinator, to full-time work in
the trades and industry depart
ment of Roseburg Senior high
school, Paul S. Elliott, city school
superintendent, reported today.
Enrollment in the trades and in
dustries classes is more than
double that ot any previous year,
Elliott said.
The superintendent announced
that the district has been fortu
nate in securing the services of
Peter Gretsch, whose wife, Mrs.
Melba Gretsch, is employed as
instructor in the first grade at
Benson school, to serve as in
structor in manual arts at the
Junior high school.
Mrs. Gretsch sought employ
ment in the Roseburg schools to
be near her husband who until
recently was employed in south
ern Oregon with the state game
department. Because of the need
for additional instructors In the
Roseburg school, however, Mr.
Gretsch has resigned from the
game department arid will en
gage in shop and classroom work.
He is a graduate of Oregon Col
lege of Education at Monmouth,
was a student at Willamette uni
versity and was graduated from
Oregon State college. He served
four years as principal of the
junior high school at Toledo. He
was a star on the football team
at Ridgefield, Wash., high school,
and played on varsity teams at
Monmouth and Willamette. Be
cause of his football experience
and training, he has been ap
pointed to assist Mel Ingram, ath
letic coach, with football training
in the high school.
Supt Elliott also reported em
ployment of Mrs. E. T. Garrett
to teach In the second grade' at
Benson school. Mrs. Garrett for
merly taught at Valsetz and St.
Helens and was on the school
staff at Springfield last year.
Cordon Introduces Bill
For Mooring Basin
WASHINGTON. SeDt. 21-AP
Among new measures present
ed to tne senate yesterday was
one by Sen. Cordon (R-Ore), an
amendment to the rivers and har
bors bill authorizing a survey of
the Columbia slough, Astoria,
Ore., with a view to construction
of a mooring basin for fishing
boats within the harbor.
. UMPQUA DAIRY
; PRODUCTS
Back bur fighting foi-oes
Buy War Bonds
V
If.
urn
Nutitwn oncof morsthttt
100 p.-r sons losing 14 to 15
lb. fraa in a Ifw ki
in clmical test with A yd I'l.m
conducted by medical doctor.
Delicious AYDS before each
,i ri,,it. tiu nriit, vt vnn art vitamins.
minerals, essentialfuitrients in AyJn. Start llw
Ayda way to lose wciRtit now, ,w u.17 uji
Ayds. $2.25. If you're not tleliitlxtfd wilh rosults
MONEY BACK with the very fintt box. l'lionc
369 Chapman's Pharmacy. Roseburg.
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS ACIDS
Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste
If you har an rress of aMa In your bhod.
jrouf 13 mil of kidney lutxyi rtay be over
Ynrkftf . Th-ae tiny rilwr Rod tubes are work
ing day am ivuM to blp Nil turn rid your
y?m of ews Bfida sua poisonous wwto.
Whftit disorder of kidney funrtton nerraita
fttfennnua rnntlf to remain in yrur Klooit, it
may iu.e nntrping liacV.-w.hf.rruMirriat t piins,
pail, low of pep and enrrey, getting up
jiig!:t, iwellig. ptiffinfffl undef the eve.
fcpailBfhoG and diiiinfw. Frequent or mutiny
wih p-nnriime id burning snme
irnea sh-w ther in pmetbrng wrong with,
your kidneys or Mnrlrler.
hWnevt may need hlp f he t tm hownt,
to Mk roar dninut for Losn'B Pilto, med mio
Ctsefuity by milium for over 40 yemrm. They
civ bppy relief ft&d wU) help Um Ifi mlW of
lidfley tubes fluhj out paUooous wistetroai
fcltn "kood, GttDoWs FtUi.
BaiiMtt Blond Rtdhud
Get Grayvita Vitamins
Yps, people the nation over have reported
CRAY VITA Vitamins WORK, and that their
gray h.iir is returning to its natural color.
GRAYVITA Vitamins contain the same amount
of "anti gray hair vitamin" (Plus 450 Int. units
B0 as tested by a leading housekeeping mags
sine. Of those tested, 55 had return of hair
color. GRAYVITA Vitamins are non-fattening,
can't harm your "permanent." 30 day
supply $1.50; 100 days. $4.00. Phone
269 Chapman's Pharmacy. Roseburg
Oregon.
Sore Tired
Aching Feet
Tonighf bathe thnse tired, aching,
burning feet dry thoroughly and rub
In Monne's Emerald Oil. Feel new ease
and comfort such as you thought never
existed the minute this wonderful OH
Is spread over those tender, sore, aeh
i n g feet you get rel lef . Its simply
amazing how quickly it acts and no
matter what others may tell you
there's nothing Just as good.
Get Monne's Emerald OH at Kamp
fer's Sav Mor or any good progressive
drug store It does not stain economi
calmoney back If not satisfied.
k ns m . j
Relieve that Tormenting
PIN-WORM
ITCH
Toe Embarrassing
to Talk Aboutl
It Is no longer necessary to put up with
the trouble caused by PinWorms. Don't
1st your child or yourself suffer that tor
menting. embarrassing rectal itching or
take chances with the fotcrnel distress.
Medical science has now discovered (I
ttew end highly effective way to deal with
this stubborn and troublesome infection.
This important scientific discovery is m
remarkable drug known as gentian violet.
It is the vital element In P-W, the new
Pin-Worm treatment developed by the
laboratories of Dr. D. Jayne Son. Amor
tea's leading1 specialist in worm medicines.
P-W tablets are email and oasy to take,
and they set in a special way to destroy
the uply creatures.
Watch for the warning sfgnsi IMtfng
nose and seat, uneasy stomach, bed-wetting,
uneven appetite. Pemembw that now
there is a treatment that works on Pin
vVortns as no old-fuhioned "worm Syrup"
r "worm candy" couM. fVi tt you even sus
pect Pin-Worms, (ret a box of P-W right
sway, and follow the directions carelulbA
f VV means PiaWonu relief I
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MANY MORE FOODS POINT-FREE
SavjL jol JthasjL atuL cihsUL ikntA, at Sauvm
Since Sunday youH have
lots more blue ration points
to spend for canned fruits.
Nearly all Canned Vegetables
are now point -free. Many
other items, too! , Safeway
can save you money on all
your foods.
Deviled Ham, Cudahy, 3 oz. can......l4
Kent Meats, 12 oz 290
Riviera Raviola, 15 oz glass 13
Oysters, Pedigree brand, 7'2 oz 35
Dehydrated Sw. Potatoes, Vita Yam,
pkg. .. 18i
Banana Flakes, Kanana, 5'2 oz. 260
, Raisins, Spn-Maiof Medv5 of..:,..v..l3d
Bouillon Cubes, 12 cubes 230
Pork & Beans Penthouse, 26 oz. can I5s
Libby Peas Garden Sweet. Reg. No. 2 oan 14c
String Beans Lorraine Cut, No. 2 can 10c
Tomato Sauce Gardonslde, 8 oz. can 5c
Campbells Soups Vcg . Beef, Chicken Noodle, 101 oz 15c
Campbell Soups Veg. Vegetarian, 10 ot. can .... 13c
Rancho Soups Aspargus, Pea, Tomato, 101 oz 6c
Baby Foods Heinz or Gerber Strained, can 7c
Peach Jam Dude Ranch, delicious, 2 lb. a1 ass
50c
Pumpkin Del Monte Fancy, No. 2 oan
lie
Corn Country Home Cream Style, No. 2 oan 13c
Seedless
Raisins
Make .raisin Pi
he'll lava it.
2 lb. pkg. 23C
Hu-Made
Mayonnaise
The ready fresh
mayonnaise!
Quart Jar 47c
Beets
Carrots
White Tag Diced, No. 2 can .
Blue Tag Diced, No. 303 can
10 c
10c
1 shortening V Shortenm9 I nutated Soo 1 $0P
Duchess Salad Dressing, qr. jar 350
Miracle Whip Dressing, qt. jar 400
Med. Ripe Olives.Lindsay, 16 oz 22c
Large Lima Beans, Calif., 5 lb 590
All Bran, Kellogg's, 16 oz pkg 180
Grapenuts Wheat Med. 3 oz ...-210
Albers Corn Flakes, 11 oz pkg 80
Ovaltine, pi or choc, 1 6 oz 1 5 oz 61c
Boraxo, cleans hands, 10 oz 120
Hand Lotion, True American,
12 oz 270
Soil-Off Cleanser, qt. bot 60
Purex, gentle bleach, V2 gal 210
White Magic Bleach, V2 gal. 170
Silver Cream Polish, Wright's,
8 oz 220
Calo Dog Food, dehydrated,
8 oz, 3 for 100 .
Milk Bone Jr., and Tiny Bits,
sm. pkg. .....11
Edwards, lb... IU
Coffee, Vac. Pack Jar
Neb Hill, 2 lbs. 45C
Whole Roast Coffee
Airway, 3 lbs. 58C
Whole Roast Coffee
Upton's Tea, . . H
10c Pkg. Yellow Label
Canterbury, . . 22C
'4 Lb. Pkg. Black Tea
P'nut Butter . 45c
2 Lb. Jar. Howdy Coarse Grind
Wheaties, . . . 14e
12 Oi. Pkg. Giant Size
Marmalade, 2 lb gls -330
Purple Plum Jam, Starr, 2Vz gls 43
Beeville Honey or B-2-B, lb........540
Sleepy Hollow Sirup, 16 oz gl. 210
Pancake Flour, Suzanna 3'2 lb 190
Bisquick Flour, 40 oz .....-310
Muffin Mix, Duff's, 14 oz pkg 200
Flour, Kitchen Craft, 10 lb sk 440
Baking Soda, A & H, 1 lb pkg,
3 for 250
Vanilla and Lemon Flavor,
Westag, 8 oz ..-100
Mello-Whip, whips cream,
2 oz pkg 50
Beet Sugar, bring your stamps,
25 lb $1.55
. Powdered Sugar, or brown,
lb ctn 80
Maderio Wine, Verdelro,
25 oz bot. $2-15
mmTEED-mSffPROMCi
Safeway Vexpert buyers select onty the choicest produce j
and ship it direct to Safeway to reach you while it's at its
best. It's guaranteed to pleseyou---of all your money baekT
You can depend
on this. Safeway
meats are always
the best quality,
the best eating
Safeway Meals
Chuck Roasts S pts., Grade A, lb. .
Beef Short Ribs .. .lf:'
Boneless Beef Brisket 34
Prime Rib Roasts TO pts lb 7 Hi eat
Chicken Fryers ..J.46C
Rabbit Fryers .b,,!.!'
Rib Steaks 10 pts. to, Grade At lb. 52C
Pork Chops 8 pts. Ibv, center eats, lb. .
Luncheon Meats Assorted, lb. .,-.,.
SALMON
Fresh Chinook
By the Piece
Lb. 39$
Sliced, lb. 41c
HALIBUT
STEAKS
Center Cuts
Lb. 39C
AVACADOS
FINE FOR SALADS
lb. 23c
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REMEMBER
ir Christmas
Packages for
the boys over
seas must be
mailed between
September IS
And October 15.
ORANGES, lb .... 10c
CELERY, lb 9c
DRY ONIONS, 3 lbs 10c
RIBIER GRAPES, lb. ................ 11c
CARROTS, lb 7c
TOMATOES, locals, lb 6c
DANISH SQUASH, lb 5c
mmmw
Scwsl orb
Canning,
FRUIT
JARS
Kerr Mason
Kerr Glass top
Vacu-Seal
2 Dot. Pints
135
JARS
FRUIT
Kerr Mason
Kerr Glass top
Vacu-Svnl
Quarts
79C
Wide Mouth Lids, Kerr,
1 doz in ctn ,.
- ere '
Regular Lids, Kerr, Bemardln,
Vacu Seal, 3 doi., 3 for.........
Wide Mouth Caps,
Kerr, doz
Economy Clamps, Kerr,
2 doz. for ..........
Economy Caps, Kerr, doz ,
Regular Caps, i
Kerr, Ball, Vacu Seal, dot....
Jar Rubbers,
Bulldog or Ball, regular, dot
144
334
254
174
214
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