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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1944 ty Churches All contributions to this column will be printed without charge if received prior to 1 p. m. each Thursday. No notices can be used if received after that hour. Church notices should be limited to 150 words, and should contain only announcements of services. Bible quotations and sermonettes should not be included. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST I OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sunday sciiooi at 10 a. m. at i Roseburg's Women's club rooms, I opposite Indian tneatcr. everyone welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Myrtle Creek, holds servlucs each Sunday In the grange hall, 3rd and Division Sts., at 11 a. m. The subject of the lesson-sermon for Sunday, October 8 is "Arc Sin, Disease and Death Heal? A meeting which includes testimon ies of healing and remarks on Christian Science is held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m. The public is cordially in vited to attend these services. 8UTHERLIN CHRISTIAN CHURCH 10, Bible school, Mrs. Lewis, supt. Classes where the Bible is taught, we invite you lo come; 11 morning worship and commun ion service. Newell Morgan pas tor. Communion weekly for all Christians; 7 p. m. C. F. C. Jim my Lang In charge. An interest ing young people's service; 7: 45 p. m. evening worship service, a period of singing and inspira tion for all; 8:30 p. m. Youth Fel lowship hour, fun and frolic con ducted by David Carman. If you like games and fun you will like this fellowship hour. The "friend ly" Christian church Invites you each Sunday. ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Main and East Cass Sis. 8 a. m. and 11 a. m. Church school at 9:45 u. m. METHODIST CHURCH "Living Next Door lo God" will be the (heme for the medllation used by Rlnke A. Feenslia, the pastor, next Sunday morning al 11 a. m. The choir will sing the marvelous hymn of Sibelius "O Morn of Hope." Mrs. Paul (Jess cd will play for her prelude "The Pilgrim's Song of Hope" and her offertory number will be "To a Wild Rose." At 9:45 the Sunday school classes begin their study for the new quarter. The general superintendent is Mrs. Neil Dix on. The youlh aisislant is Mrs. Lucia n Cobb, the junior assistant is Mrs. Fred Souihwick and the primary assistant is Mrs. Marl Kelley. Two groups of tne Moth odlst Youlh Fellowship meet lor their league services al (:.'I0 at the church. The evening service begins at 7:30 and the pastor's message is "The Gospel for the Disadvantaged." THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. H. P. Sconce speaks Sun day evening at 7:30 on the theme "Sixty at Sixty." Miss Mary Apru, who has lust arrived from San Diego, Calif., to be full I imo assist ant to the pastor, will he a spe cial pulpit guest. Alter the eve ning servUvs there will be a re ception for Miss Apra. Special music Sunday evening will in clude two sacred numbers on 1 lie saxophone by Mr. Clarence Olson visiting here from Detroit. Mich. "A common Sin Among Chris tians" is I he sermon topic Sun day morning at eleven. Mrs. Mel en Saar has arranged special mu sk'. New myrtlcwood offering plates made and presented lo I he chinch by Carlie Walker will he dedicated Sunday morning. The army-navy Sunday school contest wilh a goal of 500 ill attendance by Christmas Is getting into lull .swing. The Fast Side Suncla school meets each Sunday alter noon al three In t hi- Forest Serv ice building. CALAPOOIA FREE METHODIST CHURCH Gilbert Johnson, pastor. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Wesley Jet fcry, superintendent. We are planning a Rally day program for Oct. 22. Come and do your part. Morning worship at II. Sim mun by the pastor. Young l'eo pie's service al 7:30 p. m. Attend these inlercsling meetings. Kve ning service of sung and worship al 8. Prayer meeting Wedncsiiav evening at 8. We extend a cor dial Invitation to all. DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS To a False Patriot. He came obedient to the? call. He might have shirk ed like half his mates, who, while their comrades fight and fall. Still go to swell the footbal gates. And you, a patriot in your prime, you waved a flag bove his head and hoped he'd have a high old time, and slapped him on the back and said you'll show 'em what we British are. Give us your hand old pal, to shake, and took him round from bar to bar and made him drunk- for Eng land's sake. That's how you helped him yesterday. Clear-eyed and earnest, keen and hard. He held himself the soldier's way. And now they've got him under guard. That doesn't hurt you; you're all right; your easy conscience takes no blame. But he, poor boy, with morn ing's light. He eats his heart oul sick Willi shame. Whal's that to you? You understand onthing of all his bitter pain. You have no regiment lo brand; you have no uniform to stain. No vow of service to abuse. No pledge lo king and country due. Bui he had something dear to lose. And he has lost it thanks lo you. i Punch.) ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH i Missouri Synod I, Corey and J Military streets, West Roseburg. The service of Sunday, Octolx-r 8, begins at 7:30 p. m. The ser mun topic is "Man's Two Great est Needs." Holy communion will he celebrated In this service. An nouncement for communion may he made tonight at the church. The Sunday school meets at 9: Ij a. m. We most cordially invite all to attend our service and Sun day school. The Lutheran hour is broadcast every Sunday over KRNR at 9:30 a. m. Dr. "W. A. Maler returns to the air in Sun day's broadcast, and will speak Irom Dolling lield, Washington, D. C. The Mid week Bible class meets every Mrst and third Thursdays of the month. The next meeting of class will be held Oct. 19 at the parsonage. All members and fi iends of the class are most cordially invited to at tend. W. A. Sylwester, 1170 Mili tary street, pastor. TENMILE COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 2 u. m. Sunday school. 3 p. m. church service. F. Gene Elliott, pastor. CAMAS VALLEY COMMUNITY DILLARO COMMUNITY Sunday school convenes at 10 a. m. F. Gene Elliott, pastor. ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9-18 West 1st St. Rev. Win. C. Ross, pastor. Service calendar: Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Bible school, worship service at 11 a. m., Chrisl Ambassadors at (i:30 p. m.. evening service at 7:30. Tuesday 5 p- m. radio broadcast, prayer meeting al 7:30, Friday question night. Come and worship with us BY LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor Douglas anil Kane Sis Len 11. I'ishhack. minister Wal ter Natl, choir thrcclm Frances Liutotl, organist the Bible school meets al 9:45 a. m . with Win. C. llnrath as supt. "Bung a Bible and Bring a Friend" is the slogan for Ihc quarter The ser men subject at 10:45 a. m will he "Chrisl and our Pnihlcmv" There will le a vocal solo h Jessie Waggoni -i. At (1:30 p. m. the Ranger Bos' chorus will meet in the basement and Ihe Young People's rhiisflan Endeav or Society will inei'l in the upper i . E. room, ''he sermon siibect at 7 30 p 111. will he "A Threefold Growth in Christ " There will he a vocal fluct In Waller and Rose Mary Naff. The "homelike" church invites you DILLARO COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH We will observe Rally day llus Sunday. Special program during the Sunday school hour KalU day church service at 11. Politick dinner at noon. F. Gene Elliott, pastor. Sore throat du to a cold . . . let a li 1 1 !e timt-u-stcd VapoRub melt a M I C in your mouth M hfc ,..wwk tuiel W V4PORU8 SUTHERLIN ASSEMBLY OF COD Ht'lly Williams, pastor. F. Alien. Sunday school superlnlen-(U-nt. Hihlc school al in ;i. in. Preaching at 11 a. m. Children's church at (i p. in. Christ's Ambas sadors service Y. IM at 7 p. in. Kvantfclistic service at 8 p. m. Prayer and Praise service Wed nesday at 8 p. in. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 312 E. Douglas street. Regular services Sunday al 11 a. in. Sub ject of lesson: "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Heal?' Sunday school convenes at !:Ki a. m. Wednesday evening meeting which include lesTimonics oi neaun ami re-1 marks on Christian Siinnv are held at M o'clock. The reading room at .'iI7 Pacilie building is open daily exccpl Sundays and holidavs Irom 10:30 a. m' to .10 p. m. Here the liihle and all authorized Christian Science lil eralure mav be read, borrowed or subscribed tor. The puhlir is cordially Invited to attend I lie church services and lo viist the reading room. THE SALVATION ARMY Sunday: Sunday school 10. IK) a. m.: Holiness meeting 11:00 a. ni ; Salvation meclin 7 :I5 p. m. Brother Leonard llannoii will be rucsI speaker of the evening in Ihe absence of Captain Norma Koon, commanding officer. There will be no services dur ing the week following. The n.-w officers will be arriving posiihly the V2 of I tctober. The public is cordially invited to attend these Sunday services. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ucv. Morris 1 1. Poach. Th. D., minister. Mrs. Homer Crow, or ganist. Mr. K. S. Hall, choir di rector. Mr. W. C. Blake, Sunday school superintendent. "I (allow ni lit' Thy Name" is the sermon theme tor Sunday morning. Mrs. (J race Deets wiil sing a solo al the morning serv ice. A colored film entitled "Who (hves Himself" will be shown .n the evening service, and the spe cial music will be a violin solo by Mrs. M. H. Poach. A church night pot hick dinner will be served Thursday at U I p. m., and Dr. Lautenschlager will .speak on ;i;e internal troubles ol China. Calendar lor Ihe week: Sunday: Sunday school. !i: a. m. : nun ning w orsliip, 1 1 00 a m ; .Junior C. K. .Y00 p. ni.; evening service, 7:.'10 p ni.; C K. societies, 0 .10 p m. Tuesday . t i gun Chimes. KU Ml 11 l. ,(. in ; Box Scouts. 7 .'10 p. m.; choir practice. 7 .10 p ni. Wednesd.u Leadership train ing. 7:.'10 p. m. Ihursdav Pa.lio Bible Class. KltN'K, li l. a m . Woman's society, L.IO p tu . church dinner, I 1f p. in.; Camp I- ire Cn Is, iki p in. V 1 id ,i Bible .dentuics KPXK. ." (hi p in Saturday: I'-Mm s Sri ap i;nk. KIINU, 1 1 . t " a m. LOOKINGGLASS COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school eomrncs at 10 a. m. Kvemng worship s p m K, Gene Klliott. pastm How To Relieve Bronchitis I f 'reomulMon relieves promptly be- noise u noes nidit to the mmO of the 1 lrouil lo help loosen and expel krnn laden phlegm, and aid nature to simtli'- and henl raw. tender in flamed broneliiid mucous ni r in -hranrs T'll vpur dnjiridsi to s.-n v-m n bottle of C'reoniulston with the un flTstHndnui yon must like the wav it qulrkly nliuvs the couah or you ate to nave vour moncv racK. CRE0MULSI0N for Couchs, Cheit Coldi, Biondiilis Organization Formed to Block Return of Japs KENT. WASH., Ol. 5 (API An organization tu "map nut an orderly program for preventing the Japs from resettling" in Ihe While Hiver ami I'uyallup valleys was Inrined here yesterday by Ihe district's farmers, husiness and professional men. Called Ihe "Kememhcr Pear! Harbor" league, Ihe group was lormerl hv eleeled representat i'es from Kenton, Kent, Auburn, Sum hit, 1'uyallup, Orton and Kile, aceordlni; lo lienjamln Smith, Kent dairyman and president of tin' Ki'oup- I The oryanizalion was started when reports were published that ' Japanese were foeine, permitted lo j return lo Ihe district. Japanese i operaled exiensivi iruek farms in both valleys before the exekl- shin act of 1!M2. 1 Sti'iihen Chadwick. Scatlle at j I'.rnev and former national com inandcr of the American Lepion ! has been retained to represent tile leaL'lle. Shortage of Substitute For Butter Predicted CIIK'AfJO, Oct. fi. ( AIM Mai iiai'ine manufacturers, re porliiiH heavy demands for their product from consumers unable lo buy butler, predict a shortage of the lilitler iiiilwt it uln Thi- induslrv is oneialine on al DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY coverninent ('uota basis, milking! DINNER IS GIVEN 111? per cenl nf its prndiiction in j srilTKHI.lN Mrs. Doral I'au- the basic years o I liMO-11. Until I hen-peck enterlained at si'ven SKATING PARTY IS ENJOYED BY GROUP SUTHERLIN A very delight ful time was had last Tuesday evening at the Winchester roller rink when Mr. Minniek entertain ed the 4 H members of Sutherlin The evening proved a grand kuc cess with several black and blue knees and elbows. Those enloying the event were: Blllie Hardcsty, Lloyd Holgate, Dave Garman, Kloyd Corty, Mel- vln Walters, Virgil Wridge. Wayne Mielmann, Dicky Coenen berg, Dick Klrman, Donald Rob ertson, Donald Firman, Jaeky Culver. Jr., Jimmy Lang, Wilfred Aldropp, Donald Patterson, Dave Garman, Tommy Chenowoth, Maurice Vogclphol, Jr., Johnny Fisher, Beverly Pope, Virginia Morris, three Spackman girls, Evelvn Cornish, I.eanne McCrea rv. Aiiine Durr, Patsy I.ou Wahl. Dolores Martin. Ellen Hollemon. Bcttv Jane Jones, members. Bel ty Jo Tomlinson. Velma Hemil wrighl, Kay Patterson and Pal Almordi were guests. The leaders present were: Mr. .ind Mrs. Minniek, Mrs. M. L. Patterson. Mrs. Matt Aldropp, Vi ola Aldropp, junior leaders, Alan Patterson and Lloyd Patterson. Those furnishing cars to take the hoys and girls were: Mrs. Harold Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holle mon, Mr. ami Mrs. Matt Aldropp, Mr. and Mrs. G. Himelwrlghl. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Reed. At the close of the evening the uroup presenleri Mrs. Minniek with a Imix of fruit and vegeta blcs. FAREWELL PARTY IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR SUTHERLIN A groui. of neighbors anil friends held a de lightful surprise farewell party tor Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Prycr and lamily. who are moving to a res idence in California, where they plan to make their home, Satur day evening at the Seventh Day Acivenlist church. A lovely gilt was presented lo Mrs. Pryer, as she was the super visor of the kindergarten classes and was presented by little two year-old Beverley Iilako. A delicious pic supper was served to: Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Pryer and three children .the guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slawson and daughter. ,accarma, and two sons, Ber wvn and Allien, Mr. and Mrs Allien Metkcr. Mrs. D. Blake and daughter, Beverley, Mr. anil Mrs. Ellon Holms and two chil dren. Punky and Fan-in, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Holms, Mrs. Pine and son Loran, and daughter. Leila. Mrs. Van Camp, Mr. and Mis. Bert Pond. Mrs. Carl Pond and daughter. Florence, Mr. and Mrs. John Heck and children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fenlon and throe children, Mrs. C. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Batcher. The pleasant evening was spent in visiting and playing games. abi'ill a year ago this quota was set al ISO per cenl. J. W. Dickinson, vice-president of Ihe John F. Jelke Co.. yester day said the government would have to increase the allocation if more margarine was to be provid ed because of Ihe butler short age.. Dr. Harry A. Ruche, executive secretary of the American hulter institute, said the butler supply is "very, very short," and added there was little chance for im provement until late November or early December. Willamette U. Prexy Asks Expansion Funds SAI.EM. Ore, (VI. .i (API Dr. G K. Smith, president ot Willamette University, rccom n. ended unlay thai Ihe inmersiiv raise Kt'JI.ono immediately lo build new residences tor male student, .itier the war lie -.lid S-lO.lllHt more each ear would be needed lor additional laeullv members needed lo teach the anticipated SlKl .students who will attend alter ihc w ar lie also urged aitdinon.il health facilities, expansion ol ihe cam pus In buxlllg new land for an alhlelie field, and election ol a slud-nt union building. I'l Smith will leave Salllid.n lor Washington. I . C, to attend tl.e meeting ol ihc advisory com nunee lo ihe house education eeninilMee o'clock dinner last Saturday ev ening al Ihe Sutherlin hotel hon oring her husband, Doral, on his birthday anniversary. Roses and yellow tapers wen used as a beautiful centerpiece for the table. Covers wore placed for Doral Dauhenspcck, guest of honor. Mr. anil Mrs. Stanley Hogan. Vern Vales and the hostess, Mrs. Dau benspeck. The party later at tended the dance at community hall. MRS. ROBERTSON IS HOSTESS TO CLUB SUTHERLIN Mis. Lawrence Robertson was hostess lor the So and Sew club last Wednesday alternoon al her lovely home on Fourth avenue. At four o'clock a delicious luncheon was served lo Mrs Wil liam DcWin and Mrs. Harry Bar ker, guesls and the lollowing members. Mrs. Richard Kiggs, Mrs Chlford Parrolt. Mis How ard Wahl. Mrs. Paul Tro.vllo. Mrs. Jack Culver, Jr. and Ihe hostess, Mrs. Robertson. The pleasant afternoon was spent in sewing and visiting. TUNE IM SUNDAYS THE OLD FASHIONKO RtVIVAL HOUR KRNR TO 1 1 It cm. Inter n.ctiocvil C.mc PROGRESSIVE DINNER AND SOCIAL AFFAIR IS HELD SUTHERLIN A delightful progressive dinner was given Fri day evening by the Corner Stone class of the Christian church for all members and their guests. At seven o'clock the group gathered at the home of Mr. and! "u,"p ' 01 rs- ,u Mrs. Clifford Parrolt for the I 5ls!,DoURlas street cocktail and salad course. The table was beautiful with center piece of fall flowers and dahlias placed about the rooms. The main course of the dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garman, where the guests were seated at tables with lovely bouquets of fall fowers fanked by tall tapers. I lesscrt was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Epps. Beautiful fall flowers were used in attractive arrangements. The remainder of the evening was spent at the recj-eationl hall at the housing unit, with Mr. and Mrs. Harmon entertaining. The pleasant evening was spent in playing games and visit ing. Mr. Parrott won the prize for the evening. At a late hour Mr. and Mrs. Harmon served re freshments. Those enjoying the evening were Rev. and Mrs. Newell Mor gan, Mr. and Mrs. Lwrence Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. William DeWitt, Mrs. C. C. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Longbrake, Mr. and Mrs. Eagli, Mrs. Jack Young, Mrs. Sam Fisher and the hosts and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parrntl. Mr. and Mrs Piehnt-H Garman, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I PORTLAND. Oct. 5-iAP) -Epps and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon. ! Wayne Mark Jones, w ho has es- SHIRLEY BAKER IS HONORED ON BIRTHDAY SUTHERLIN -- Mrs. Martin Baker very delightfully enter tained the Brownie's with a sur prise party honoring her daugh ter, Shirley, on her birthday Tuesday after school from four o'clock to five o'clock. The color scheme of green and yellow was used throughout with nastur tiums and green candles grac ing Ihe table. After a very enjoyable lunch CAMP AND AUXILIARY TO MEET AT DINNER George Starmer camp and auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will meet Sunday, Octo ber 8, at a 12:30 o'clock Dotluck dinner at the I. O. O. F. hall. The respective business meetings will follow. All members are urged to be present. INTER SE STUDY CLUB TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY The Inter-Se Study club will meet next Tuesday at a one o' clock dessert-luncheon at the nome ot Mrs. Paul (Jeddes on The after noon s program on "Home De signing" will be in charge of I Mrs. C. M. Stark. All members are urged to be present. German Cities Given New Blasting From Air I LONDON, Oct. 5 -IAP) -More I than 1.000 U. S. Flying Fortresses and Liberators hit German tar gets at Cologne, Rhelne, Han- dorr, Lippstadt, Paderborn and Munster in clearing weather to flay. British bombers also went to Germany in daylight, attacking industrial objectives at the big port of Wilhelmshaven through c louus, i ne nrtr lost one bomb er. RAF Mosquitos kept the offen sive going last night with a stab at 18 more trains in Germany and Holland. Pilots reported all 18 trains were stopped dead, bringing the Mosquitos' total of trains attack ed to 3 on four consecutive nights. Most of them have been caught shuttling between indus trial cities in the Ruhr Valley. "Houdini" Jones Eludes Police for Fourth Time .--...,,.1 r,... D,...tl..na ,u .C"" iio'ci i uc iinnu (JVJMlt; 1 1 1 1 11 icicito in uiiiu uiuiiiiir,, is un un loose again. "Houdini" Jones, charged with assault and robbery, disappeared on a crowded moving train just after his capture in Little Rock, Ark. The Portland deteclive who was bringing him here said he reached for tickets- and looked up to find Jones missing. Jones escaped to Arkansas after walk ing out of court here wilh a group of trusties. Before that, he vanished Irom detective head- of ice cream and cake the hnn. I quarters while being questioned or guest opened her many gifts.! ' nut was spoiled, just oulsideand Those present to enjoy the j brought back. party were Shirley Baker, guest ! . , of honor, Joyce Gourley, Carol State Prison Deserter Jo Firman, Ila Cornish, Janis I i:- u:.oM II Epps, Barbara, Vansteenburg, W'VeS Himself Up Baebra Pond, Beverly Reid. I EUGENE, Ore., Oct 5-IAP) -Betty Jane Jones, Myldred Ches-lTed Winters, 20, of Eugene, who ter, Phyllis Pond, Nadlne Har-: walked away from the state pris lon. Norma Cullen, Ruby McCoy, on farm at Salon, thought better Patty Squire, Ellen Hollemon, 'Of it and was back in the peni- 'Sf.s icccciKicic-c ivuse. icniiarv looav. THE GIFT SHOP HANDMADE ARTICLES BABY CLOTHES APRONS AND DOILY SETS Also a complete line of hand-painted cards for various occasions. WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS lfp 115 S. Stephens Phone 857-J TOO LATE WITH TOO LITTLE ? Offhand, how much would you estimate it would cost to replace your household goods and personal effects? Your Fire Insurance is not Safe unless it protects ALL of your possessions. Ask for your free copy of Household Inventory Book to help you appraise your values. BAILEY & McKIBBIN "Ken" "Bill" COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 315 Pacific Building Phone 398 Successors to Ken Bailey Insurance Agency Mrs. tess, Harold Jones and the hos Mrs. Baker. 1 Bi 0.1Jc.l5t Charlps E. Puller, Director MR. AND MRS. STEARNS ENTERTAIN BRIDGE CLUB SUTHERLIN - Bright fall flowers were Used by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns to carry oul a pretty motif for the s'even l hiity o'clock luncheon, which they gave al their lovely home just off i lie Pacific highway in Oakland. Ore., last Sunday' ev ening for the Sutherlin bridge club. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lonev. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Stearns, Mrs. Ralston Bridges. Miss Madeline Stearns and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stearns. Contract bridge was in play during Ihe pleasant evening with high scores going to Loval i Stearns and Mrs. Loney, with Mr j I.oney and Mrs. Robertson win-1 ning low. SUPPER DANCE EVERGREEN GRANGE HALL Every Saturday Night GOOD MUSIC Dancing starts at 9 p. m. Adults: 50c School age children 10c He gave himself ud to officers. and was returned to complete -serving a three-year sentence on a burglary conviction. LVANIZED PIPE Sizes 1-8 in. to 3 in. Pipe Fittings and Valves Soil Pipe and Fittings Closet Combinations, Sinks, Lavatories. Buy where you own the profits . DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON mazing at Q$o ZELLS MARK 624 Winchester Phone 280 For Fresh Sea Foods and Tasty Meats HALIBUT SALMON LING COD RED SNAPPER FILLET OF SOLE SMELT CLAMS OYSTERS SHRIMP MEAT KIPPERED SALMON FRESH SALMON EGGS 'iff jl Pw 20 Excit t Tax WARDS LOVELY BLUE FOX DYED CONEY "I thought it would be mucli more expensive,'' one lady said recently. Yes ! blue fox-dyed coney doe look impressive especially with the sweeping tuxedo, spirally worked sleeves and deep turn-back cuffs. But it's low-priced and easy fo Own i i i at Wards I Ask about our convenient layaway and Tims Payment Plans. ontgomeryWard