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ROSEBURG KEWS-REVIEW, RoSEBURS, OREgoN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Tffl. in wm Visits In Rosebura E. M. See. ley visited In Roseburg Saturday irom Meirose. . Cleveland Visitors A. H. Doer ner was a Cleveland visitor In Koseburg Monday. In Roseburg O. H. McNeece Of the Sunshine Ranch spent Sat urday In Roseburg. From Dlxonville Charles Rose Bpent Saturday in Roseburg from Dlxonville. Glide Visitor Walter Tolles Was a Glide visitor Saturday in Roseburg. On Business Art Reltmann of Sutherlln was In Roseburg Sat urday on business. Visits In Roseburg Bernard Long of Cleveland visited In Roseburg Saturday. In Roseburg L. J. Gleason of Sutherlin was a visitor in Rose burg Saturday. Attends To BusinessJoe Sand of Elgarose attended to business In Roseburg Saturday. On Business O. T. Stromback f Melrose was' In Roseburg on business Saturday. Visits In Roseburg S. H. Haas of Dixonvilie visited In Roseburg Saturday. Tenmile Visitor, S. E. Charl doin was a Tenmile visitor in Roseburg Saturday. A t f o n H c T. Dn.ln... Mttn.. J. L. Yates of Melrose attended to business matters in Roseburg Saturday. Attends to Business Matters Frank Grubbe of Wilbur attended to business matters in Roseburg Monday. Business Visitor E. D. Smith Of Melrose was a business visitor in Roseburg Saturday. Attends To Business Mr. and Mrs. C. Vierra of Flournov Vallpv attended to business on Roseburg Sutherlln Vls.itor Mrs. Pete Eeklund was a' Sutherlin visitor in Roseburg Saturday. From Canyonville R. E. Hurst was in Roseburg Saturday on bus iness from Canyonville. Business Visitors J. P. Fues ton of Glide was a business visi tor in Roseburg Saturday. Pram I nnlfinnnlaB 13 A T. : as-" jq. coby was a business visitor in iMKCDurg saiuraay irom Look- mggiass. ...Visits In Roseburg Mrs. Es ther Birman visited in Roseburg Saturday from Brockway. On Business Mrs. D. M. Libby Of Camas Valley was in Roseburg on business Saturday. Shops and Visits Amy Crlte Ser of Melrose shopped and visit ed In Roseburg Saturday. Attends to Business raui ue Ross of Tenmile attended to bus iness in Roseburg Saturday. Transacts Business Carl Dahl of Camas Valley transacted busi ness in Roseburg Saturday. Transacts Business W. W. Lesh of Melrose transacted bus iness Saturday in Roseburg. Business Visitor Carl Schmidt of Garden Valley was a business Visitor in Roseburg Saturday. Shoos and Visits Mrs. O. B. King of Oakland shopped and vis ited in KoseDurg taturaay. From Dlxonville W. I. Dixon Was a business visitor in Rose burg Saturday from Dixonvilie. From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Mae Brown was in KoseDurg on dusi ness Saturday from Myrtle Creek. Business Visitors The Ueland brothers of Days Creek were bus iness visitors Saturday in Roseburg. Visiting From East Mr. Hughes is visiting with his broth er, Charles Hughes at Garden Valley. He is from the east. Attends To Business Matters C. G. Gilbreath of Glide attended to business matters in Roseburg Saturday. Transacts Business William Austin spent Saturday in Rose- ourg transacting business from Riddle. Attends to Business Matters C. Brown of Dixonvilie attended to business matters Saturday in Koseburg. Transacts Business ' R. L. Herman of Garden Valley spent iaturaay in Koseburg transact' ing business. Attends to Business Matters H. L. Brownson of Myrtle Creek attended to business matters Sat urday in Roseburg. On Business I. A. White was in Roseburg on business Saturday irom Mice ureeKi In Roseburg W. R. Watkins of Myrtle Creek spent Saturday in ttoseuurg Coquille Visitor O. T. Fergu. son was a Coquille visitor in Rose burg' Saturday. On Business G. Endicott of Myrtle Creek was in Roseburg onj Business Saturday. Visits In Roseburg Charles vanman ot sutherlln visited in Roseburg Saturday. Visits From Riddle E. S. Pru- ner visited in Roseburg Saturday from Riddle. From Camas Valley Sam Cole spent Saturday in Roseburg from Camas Valley. Melrose Visitor B. M. Eck land was a Melrose visitor in Roseburg Monday. In Rosebura Rav Anderson of Lookingglass soent Saturday in Roseburg on business. From Myrtle Creek George Mareey spent Monday in Rose burg from Myrtle Creek. Attftnri Tn Diittinj.Be rtcrtoi- Nelson of Melrose attended to business in Roseburg Saturday. Leaves for Eugene W. I. Moar of 611 Hamilton St., Rose burg, left Sunday for Eugene, where he will attend to business. AuflWfi Id Prtvlooa Putflte U. S. SENATOR HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured U. S. senator 12 Either 13 Vegetable 14 Be obedient 15 West Indies (fb) . 16 Born 18 Hollow -cylinder 19 Long fish 20 Try out 23 Declamatory speech 26 Anger 27 Rowing stick 28 Flyer 30 Silklike , thread 33 Alternating current (ab.) 34 Accomplish 35 Birds' homes 39 Discolored 42 Pastry 43 Atmosphere 44 Tricks 47 Last 50 Arrival (ab.) 51 Above 53 Mother 54 Biblical pronoun 55 Hearty 57 Opening 60 Palm lily 61 He is U. S. from Indiana - 62 He is famed es an VERTICAL 1 Male children 2 Space 3 Upward 4 Electrical en gineer (ab.) 5 Tardy 6 Task 7 Aid 8 Cerium (symbol) 9 Kentucky (ab.) 10 Was indebted 11 River in Egypt 17 Man's name 19 Nobleman 21 For 22 Permit 24 Charged atom 25 Beam ot light 28 Kitchen utensil T" Mi? sir u-uh 'SffiylgJfej IS2M. p J 5 AicuwtD B gS)j5l'l i p 1 iU 29 Frozen water song 31 Lyric poem . 47 Therefore 32 Slight bow 48 Rotogravure 30 Eucourage (ab.) 37 Metal 49 Arabian 38 Arrange table commander 39 Winnow 40 Help 41 Percussion instrument 44 States 45 Woody plant 46 Individual T 52 Verses (ab.) 55 Laughter sound 56 Near 58 Measure of area 59 Father Bra 5T 21 Is lO Attends to Business Mrs. Cor- vin Heard of Lookingglass at tended to business in Roseburg Monday. Shops and Visits Mrs. Maud Sparks of Kellogg shopped and visited friends in Roseburg Monday. Chaplain's Asst. Shoos and Vlsito Mrs A T Manning of Oakland shonned an.) visited in Roseburg Saturday and attended to business. fthnri mil W : : t r n n r ..u mis. jr. rc. Cory and Mrs. Floyd Hall of Cal lahan Trail shopped and visited in Roseburg Saturday. AttAnrte Tn 11 , . -: li .11 ...., iuoinc&s mailers William McDonald of Elgarose attened to business matters in Roseburg Saturday. Reoorted III Mt-e - mkik.... Stevens, employee at the Ump qua Savings and Loan association olfice, is reported to be ill at her home in Roseburg. 1-1 n n 1 1 l-i rilniK n.. 1 account of the Thanksgiving hol iday, the health clinic, which was to have been held on that day, nas Deen cancelled. Attends To Business Kenneth Ronke of Mvrtle Creek attended to business in Koseourg Satur day- Business Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonney of Drew were business visitors in Roseburg Monday. On Thanksgiving Visit Mrs. Irene Yarnell of Roseburg left to day to spend Thanksgiving with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hammett, at Medford. Returns to Base SSgt. Joe William Pargeter has returned to his base at Camp Gordon, John ston, Fla., following his furlough in Roseburg visiting his father, R. E. Pargeter. Leaves for Fort Ord First Sgt. Lee R. Matlock left Sunday for Fort Ord, Calif., after spend ing the last three weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Matlock, who reside at the Rose burg Country club. Visited in Roseburg Dr. Dew ey Wilson of Marshfield visited his mother, Mrs. Augusta Wilson, and sisters, Mrs. F. Schultz and Mrs. Herbert Grow, in Roseburg recently. Mrs. Augusta Wilson and Mrs. Dewey Wilson's mother, Mrs. Vincent, of Roseburg re turned with him. (NEA Telepholo) Cpl. Lew Ayres, once Hollywood'! "Doctor Kildare" in a movie-seria: hospital, and now a chaplain's as sistant in the Philippines, clenni sacrament glasses In a real-life nos pltnl In shadow of 200-yenr-ok Catholic cathedral in Palo. Lcyu Island. On Sneak Day The senior class of Glendale high school left this morning to attend their an nual Senior Sneak day. They plan to spend the day in northern Douglas county. Transacts Business Mrs. Wil liam F. Cunningham of Camas Valley transacted business Mon day in Roseburg. On Business Mr. and Mrs. Ei-mil Briggs of Myrtle Creek were in Roseburg on business Monday. Spends Weekend Mrs. Cliff Ferber of Eugene spent the week end visiting in Roseburg with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Merle Mulhol land, and sister, Mrs. Bennie Fromdahl. On Business Mrs. tnda of Sullieillii was in Itoseburg on business Monday. Visits in Roseburg Charles H. Davison ot Oakland visited in Roseburg Monday From Roberts Creek Charles F. Dyar spent Monday in Kose burg Irom Roberts Creek. Oakland Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Kov Fisher were Oakland visitors in Koseburg Monday. On Business Mrs. Rov Buell of Lookingglass was in Rose burg on business Monday. From Melrose Mrs. D. C. Morgan spent Monday in Rose burg on business from Melrose. Attends to Business F. A. Warner of Myrtle Creek attended to business In Roseburg Monday. Early Xmas Special Luncheon Dated The Lions. club will have -a special luncheon for the members, at the Rainbow Grill Wednesday eve ning at 6:30. A special turkey din ner will be served and an inter esting program presented. All members are urged to attend. Vital Statistics BORN ISON To Mr. and Mrs. Letch er Ison of Sutherlin at Mercy hos pital, Monday, Nov. 20, a daugh ter, Sally Lou, weight seven pounds and seven ounces. POLLOCK To Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pollock of 812 Fleser St., Roseburg, at Mercy hospital, Mon day, iov. 20, a oaugnter, jos im vonnc, weight five pounds and thirteen ounces. C . ' i . ; i A--.;tU ' (NEA Teltphoto) Propped amidst his toys, little Forest "Nubbins" Hoffman, 3, prepares to have his Christmas party on Nov. 19 In his Cheyenne, Wyo., home be cause his doctor and family fear hs won't live until Dec. 25. The boy has been bedridden for more than a month with an incurable bladder ailment. Mrs. Peter Cowan, Smith River, Dies REEDSPORT Mrs. Peter Cow an, 69, one of the lower Umpqua community's best known women, died Saturday night at her Smith river home. Born April 3, 1875, ot Ottawa, Canada, the daughter of Hugh and Sarah Cassidy, she dame' with her parents to Smith river in 1881. She was married Novem ber 7, 1891, to Peter Cowan, who was an early-day member of the Umpqua coast guard station, and who, since retirement from that service in 1910, has been engaged in farming and dairying. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan celebrat ed their 53rd wedding anniver sary at their farm home last November 7- Surviving are the husband; a daughter, Margaret Cowan Smith; a son, Oliver Cowan, Smith river, and a son, Jack, now with the U. s. navy in the South Pacific. She also leaves a broth er, Dan Cassidy, San Franpisco; two sisters, Mrs. jonn ituey, san Francisco, and Mrs. Joe Feldman, Portland, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at St. Ann's Catholic church in Rcodsport at 11 a- m. Wednesday with interment following in the Reedsport Masonic cemetery. ' ' Great Britain's 'population' Is about one-third of I hut of , the United States and it has a nation al income of about one-fifth of the U. S. national Income. . Truck Equipment Co. Truckmotlve Servloa Hy. 99 and Garden Valley Rd. Day-Night & Emergency Calls Phone 140 Roseburg, Or. Visiting Relatives and Friends Miss Evelyn Weaver of San Francisco is visiting relatives and friends in Myrtle Creek and Roseburg. Returns to Work Mrs. W. G. Robertson has returned ' to her work at Clark's studio after visit ing her husband, Lt. W. G. Rob ertson, at Santa Barbara, Calif. Lt. Robertson has recently return ed from overseas. Mrs. Russell Home Mrs. Ralph L. Russell is back at her home on Reservoir avenue, Rose burg, following a trip to Topeka, Kas., with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leland Russell, who remain ed there. Mrs. Russell wont on to Norman, Okla., for a short visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Russell, and slopped over In Twin Falls, Ida., for a visit with her husband's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Russell. She was met in Portland Sunday by her husband, who brought her back to Roseburg. Will Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Cooper will ! celebrate their golden wedding I anniversary at tneir nome near Kelley's Korner Saturday, Nov. 25. With ' the exception of two sons in the service, their children and grandchildren will attend. Relatives and friends are invited to call during the afternoon hours. Potluck Dinner Thursday South Deer Creek grange has ex tended a cordial invitation to all residents of the community to at tend the annual Thanksgiving potluck dinner Thursday, Nov. 23, at the grange hall. A program will be presented in the after noon, while the evening hours will be spent in dancing. The dance will be open to the public. LUMINALL THE EVER POPULAR WALL PAINT THE ORIGINAL COLD WATER PASTE PAINT Now is a good time to rodecorato. Tho dull days of winter are coming. Retint those drab walls and bring light and cheerfulness Into your home. Price: Gals. $2.10 Quarts 65c LUMINALL The Contractors and Home Owners Friend Sold only by the COEN LUMBER COMPANY - Phone 121 Rehearsals of Junior Class Play Are Started The Junior class of the Rose. burg Senior high school started rehearsals Monday lor the an nual Junior play which this year is entitled, "Brother Goose." Students taking part are: Ren del Young, Pat Gadway, Lee Holmes, Pat Shcehy, Joe Seal Ion, Melva Richardson, Ann Car ter, Audrie Roselund, Eugenia Wolsk and Yvonne Byrd. The production staff Includes: Manager, Dale Landers; head usher, Aileen Slattery; costumes, Alyce Harvis; property manager, Wayne Wagner; assistant prop erty manager, Nellie Temleton; box office manager, Nadine Broadwater; publicity manager, Don DcBernardi; promoters, Bet ty Crocker and Jean Mathews; stage, Doug James ; assistant, Vern Marsters, and electrician, John Mowery. No definite date has been set for the performance. Traffic Fines Paid Traffic fines paid in the Rose burg Justice court were reported by Judge Thomas Hartfiel to day to include Lawrence K. Tru ed, $10, no tail light, and $10, no operator's license Eugene K. Pe terson, $10, failure to stop at a through hlgway; Sammy F. Mc Cune, $.15, no vehicle license; Er nest G.' Selle, -10, no headlights; Darrol E. Hiatt, $20, combined overload. Ultra-Violet Lamp fo Be Installed In School Installation of an ultra-violet germicidal lamp in one room of Fullerton school will be under taken next week, it was reported today, the equipment having been donated by members of the P. T. A. A factory representative at a meeting ot the farent-reacner group last night explained the op eration of the lamps in detail and quoted statistics showing a de crease in air-borne diseases in eastern schools where installa tions were pioneered. Members attending the meeting favor con tinuance of the campaign to raise funds for additional installation, Mrs. Gordon Bennett, project chairman, reported. INDIAN THEATER LAST TIME TODAY TOMORROW THANKSGIVING DAY It TOIOOK I V4 - ivvu, m . -Ml . V ? .vi VV mirror'of U&M pa ftrYi IS APtllVATE p? ROSE TODAY The exact amount of banana imports in 1943 was withheld as a war secret by the U. S. govern ment. Basic English is a system of 850 English words claimed to be suf ficient for the needs of ordinary conversation and writing. The most common sources of weeds in lawns are impure seed mixtures, weedy top sou and ma' nure Incorporated before seeding, or top-dressed afterwards, and wind-blown seeds. FOR SALE Filbert Trees Barcelona, Duchilly, Daviana Varieties. also Cascara Trees wrife Forrest Tree Farm Charles W. Forrest, Mgr. Marshfield, Oregon "If it's painting and linoleum work you want call Steve" STEVE'S PAINT SHOP Phone 775 P.O. Box 109 Interior and Exterior Decorating I SAW DUST SLAB WOOD 16 IN. Prompt Delivery Now. DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 ' . 402 West Oak St. 'vnm B AM ' ! ' ' MM tfOltl - uuIAMIOr ' - PLUS 'THE WHISTLER' WEDNESDAY IT'S THAT FIGHIIh", TROUBLE MAKIN' PAIR OF SADDLE FALSI WPP 608 ' g f LIVINGSTON I I SMILEY V S?. AlsolXl East Side : Vfe Kids In '-Jwmi&M Jpgjj! "', Th,ir Nlgkt... TO THE WINE BUYING PEOPLE OF OREGON! The voters of Oregon decreed that the sale of sweet dessert wines should be changed to the stores and agencies of the Oregon Liquor Commission. Previous to the vote, your retail dealer bought large stocks to properly serve you during the coming holiday season. Now; he must liquidate and sell before the law becomes effective to avoid large losses. YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF... AND YOUR NEIGHBOR... YOUR GROCER, DRUGGIST AND TAVERN OWNER By planning to buy now you will avoid crowded "line-ups" at state liquor stores! By planning to buy now you will minimize or even eliminate any loss by your retail dealer. Help him and help yourself at the same time. . ' . BUY YOUR HOLIDAY DESSERT WINES NOW ., PORT SHERRY MADEIRA VERMOUTHS TOKAY MUSCATEL ANGELICA Remember i As soon as the law becomes effective you will have td buy these famous wines with I permit And only at the state liquor, store or agencies. TIME IS SHORT PLAN TO BUY NOW WINE COUNCIL OF OREGON PKARSON-4TH AVE. 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