KGSEBUftS REWS.REVIEW, KOSEBQfVS,' OrESPR, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1945
Society and Clubs
By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER !
GIRLS HONOR MOTH ERG
WITH TEA SUNDAY
Tho Tota Rho rirls club held a
Mothers' Tea Sunday afternoon
nt 2:30 at the I. O. O. I', hall.
Lcvely table dc-corations were
pastel roses and candles.
Miss Vivian Lcgsdon, supervis
or, and three Rebekah guests,
Mrs. .Margaret Saunders. Mrs.
Lena Poole and Mrs. Blanche
Marr, were present with the fol
lowing members and mothers:
Vivian Hayes, Mrs. Mildred
Hayes, Lillian Walker, Mvs.
Walker, Patricia Jordon, Mrs.
Jordan, Margaret Welker, Mrs.
W'elker, Margaret Dunham, Mi's.
Dunham, Melva Richardson, Mrs.
Richardson, Gail Parr, Mrs. Parr
and Barbara Ott.
EVERGREEN GRANGE TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Evergreen grange will meet in
regular session Monday evening
at the hall. Refreshments will he
in charge of Mrs. Grizzel, Mrs.
Parkhurst and Mr. and Mrs. John
Hess. All members are urged to
bo present.
Sat. at 1:45-6:45-9:30
Ends Saturday Night!
James Stewart .
"Jimmy Steps Out"
ADDED FEATURE:
Starts Sunday!
2 Hits
Nature in the Raw!
Children
of the Wild
Shows Daily 1:45-6:45-9:00
Ends Sat. Night
JOHN WAYNE
Buy More Bonds
Sunday Thru Tuesday
THE MOST FASCINATING
PICTURE EVER FILMED!
DARLING ggjj
w 'Most Unique in the WtstI
7VdtT)iMttfi T
y'clt'i Amazing!
MR. AND MRS. WADE
ENTERTAIN AT DINNltR
SUTHERLIN. -- Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Wade were host and host
ess at a lovely dinner party at
their home on Fourth avenue
Sunday. The table was very nrei
ty with its white linen cloth cen
tered with a low bouquet of
flowers.
Covers were placed for: Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Workman and
daughter Barbara, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Phillips and grandson. John
ny Workman, Raymond Norris.
William Longbrake, Virginia Nnr
ris and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Wade.
The pleasant afternoon hours
were spent in visiting and listen
ing to the radio.
MARSHALL GILCHRIST
HONORED AT PARTY
SUTHFRL'.N In compliment
to Marshall Gilchrist, a lovely
farewell party was arranged by
the Bible school of the Christian
church Sundav evening. Tho class
suiprised Marshall with a station
ary shower. Later they gathered
around a camnfire and enjoyed
singing and visiting. At a late
hour ice cream was served. Those
enioying the evening were: Don,
Jack and Bill West. Dnvid Gar
man, Frankie Holpate, Bruce and
Milo Pope. Maurice Voeeinhol,
Jr., Joyce Holgate. Leon McCrea
rv, Beverly and Nila Pope, Mil
dred Miller and Rev. and Mrs.
Newell Morgan.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO
HOLD SEWING MEETING
All members and friends of the
Roseburg Woman's club are In
vited to attend the weeklv sow
ing meeting at the clubhouse
from one to four o'clock Tuesday.
The group will sew lor the
American Red Cross and work
on scrapbooks for service men.
INITIATION TO BE
HELD BY VALENTINE
CHAPTER MONDAY
The Valentine chanter No. !)8
O. E. S. will hold initiation at the
Myrtle Creek hall Monday eve
ning. Refreshments will be serv
ed. Members and visiting mem
bers are invited.
THIMBLE CLUB TO
I MFET ON MONDAY
j Neighbors of Woodcraft Thim
ble club will meet at a potluek
: luncheon Monday at th" home of
Mrs. Lois Burton at 1015 South
Main street. All members are cor
dially Invited to be present.
TWELVE AND WON CLUB
TO MEET ON TUESDAV
The twelve and Won club will
meet next Tuesday at a noon pot
luck luncheon at the countrv
home of Mrs. Jane Moran. All
members are urged to oe present.
LIONS AND LADIES TO
MEET AT DINNER MONDAY
All members of the Lions and
Lodv Lions are invited tc attend
a joint dinner-meeting Monday
night, June 11, at Vivian's on the
north Pacific highway.
REBEKAH LODGE TO
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Roseburg Rebekah lodge No. 41
will meet In regular session next
Tuesday everting at 8 o'clock at
the I. O. O. F. hall. Members and
visiting members are invited.
C T A O Sat. 1:45
6:45-9:30
Hurry! Fun'
Ends Sat. Night
2 Great Shows
SUNDAY-MONDAY
GORGEOUS G0LDWYN QIRLSI
mm
2nd Fun Hit:
Jack Benny
Keep 'em Laughing
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
"Ingratitude" was the reply
of an old Indian chief when
someone asked him what les
son he had learned from civili
sation. What an indictment.
During1 the' days of the Great
Physician, ninety percent of the
lepers healed wore guilty of the
sin of ingratitude. And do we
not find that same sin and pos
sibly in the same proportion
in the world today? How many
parents continue to do for their
children year after year when
they show not a bit of apprecia
tion. How many high school
and college young people feel
any gratitude to the commun
ity which has educated them?
How many are eager to help
the church, even when thev
acknowledge that it has helped
to make the community in
which they live. How many
people are truly grateful to
God for His manifold bless
ings day alter day, and how
"sharper than a seinent's tooth
it is to have a thankless child.
Manv a heart could be made
radinnt by a simnle "thank
you." Ingratitude often curdles
the milk of human kindness,
j Amen.
L. A. TO B. OF R. T.
TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY
' The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Erotherhood' of Railway Train
men will meet next Tuesday eve
nip" at th"! Roscburfr Woman's
clubhouse. -Following the business
session and -social hour, refresh
ments will b" served. All mom
ir...i ;n-p urcod to be present.
POETS CORNER
THE UMPQUA
(By Mabel Madison Rader)
Oakland, Oregon
From mountain heights to nie
you come,
Through miles of verdant trees,
With throbbing like a mill fled
drum
And breath of balmv broe.e;
Softly singing, madly surging,
Then stretches still anil long-
All vour regal beautv urging
Mv heart to raptured song.
From Cascade snows to 0:in
side,
Your mighty, winding wav
Knows crags and hills and valleys
wide,
Where ferns bend low to prav.
And often as you pass mv door,
Ynu chant in accents, clear.
Of primal tribes, frontier-man
lore
And sturdy pioneer.
But over all far sweeter things
Come pulsing to my heart:
A strain that rhymes and lilts
, and sinffs
Of my soul-life a part
With praises to the One who
walks.
With me. along your bars- - i
Oh, then It is your beautv stains
To pirt my heart to stars!
I would not hold you if I could,
Silverv string of pearls!
Your beautv is for all who would
Wait, where i'our proud way
swirls.
My little home among the hills
Caressed as you pass bv
Joins jn your songs and laughter
spills,
To answer your glad cry.
Dear towelled stream, fare on and
take
To my lad o'er the sea,
Love, hope and song lest his
heart break
And guide him home to me
T
THE
LID'S OFF!
SEE how girls were Im
ported to entertain the
Nazis!
SEE the German plot for
World War III.
SEE how the generals
planned to assassinate
Hitler!
See It All and
More in
C T A D Starts
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Loca
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Reported III Fred Lockwood is
reported to be ill at his home on
East Douglas street.
Go To Eunene Mrs. L. K. Flos
and son, Robert, of Roseburg,
have gone to Eugene to spend a
short time on business.
Rcnorted III Miss Jo Carpen
ter, News-Iievelw reporter, was
unable to be at work today on ac
count of being ill ut her home in
Sutherlin.
Leave for East Coast W. D.
Whitehead. CGU. S. navy, and
Mrs. Whitehead, who have been
spending the former's 30-day
leave at Oakland visiting relu
lives, stopped over in Roseburg
Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Darby, before loavini for the
east coast, where he will report
. for duty.
Leaves For San Francisco
Mrs. George Taitt. secretary in
the offices of KPNR radio station
in Roseburg. left todav for San
Francisco to meet her sister, Mrs.
C. W. Carlstrom, and baby son,
Stenhen. and accompany them
back to Roseburg. Mrs. Carlstrom
and son reside in San Diego and
thev expect to spenu a vacation
in Rosehurg with her mother and
Ulster, Mrs. A. B. Houser, and Mrs.
Taitt.
B.P.W.C. To Meet The Busi
ness and Professional Women's
Hub will moot Monday night H
o'clock Pt th1 clubhouse with
the newly Installed officers, Futh
Roberts, president; Edna May
Hay ward, treasurer, and Helen
Neal. secretary, in charge of the
nropram on "The Enliphtened
VVU11U. 111 UU-lll 1,1 (111 iiou'.l.-
icd to bo present as several im-
l . t :n u ,i:
IMM lilTU IIIUIli'I win in- uiai.un.i(-u
and tho state membership chair
man. Mrs. Isabolle Brixner. Klam
ath Falls, is expected to Ik? pre
sent. Rescue of Crash
Uir.tinnE$savedin
Hew Guinea Jungle
HOLLANDIA, Dutch New
Guinea. June 5. (Delaved)
(AP) A wartime ah- facedv has
unlocked In d'amalic AsMon the
mvsterioiis '"hidden valley of
Shmeri-La."
Paratroopers the first men
fmm the outside world to Invade
the isolal'ed' home of six-foot,
snear-wieldinn' trlhemen are
building a ilider field in the vnl
lev. 150 miles southwest of Hol
lnndia, to rescue a 30-vear-old
Wne and two armv airmen.
(A disnateh todav. June 8.
from Manila by Associated Press
Correspondent Pean Sehedler,
said the rescue still had not been
effected but the survivors were
"snfe and living comfortablv.")
The trio arc the onlv survivors
among 24 armv personnel In a
transport nlane 'hieh crashed
into the four-by-25-milo junnrlo
surrounded vallev's Oranle moun
t'dn wall 24 days ago during a
slphtseeing trip.
Food and medical supplies are
drooped to them. The natives.
i while slow to make friends, have
; not been hostile. After a gift of
parachuted salt pleased the tribes
men, thev even brought the sur
vivors a nig to roast.
An odd funeral service, with
Catholic and Protestant rites ob
served 11.000 feet above the
wreckage in a circling aircraft,
bns been held ,for the dead.
Twenty crosses and a star of
David for a Jewish victim were
dronped.
i The surviving trio:
Wac Cnl. Margaret Hastings,
Osweeo. N. Y.
Lt. John B. McCollom, Trenton,
Mo. He is an air corps officer at
tached to FEASC.
; Spt. Kenneth W. Decker, Kelso,
Wash. He is attached to the main
tenance division of FEASC.
Decker was the most serious'v
iniured. His deen back wounds
were fented with boraeie acid
drooped from a plane. McCollom
suffered onlv a bruised head.
Funeral Services Set
For Mrs. Orlena Jackson
Funeral services for Mrs.
Orlena Jackson. 84. Oregon pio
neer and resident of Mvrtle
Creek, who died at her home
there yesterday, will be held Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Ihe Community church in Bell
fountain, Oregon. Interment will
follow in the fiellfountain ceme
tery. Arrangements are in
charge of the Douglas Funeral
home. "
I.FGAI. NOTICE
. . NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT . ..
Notice is hrrpbv given that Orr-r n..
Sie.cer aftrifnUtrntor nf Ihe E'el
nf Jnhn S. Plllslmry. (Iereae1. ha flle-l
his Final Account ann" that the Countv
Tourt of the State of Oretfon. DourI.h
County, ha fixed July 9. lft4S. at the'
hour of u;OQ a. m. as the time and the
Court Room of the Douglas County
four! In the Court House at Roseburff. ;
Ore-Bon. as the nlace for hearing ottler-j
tions. If any there be. to said Final 1
Account.
FRANK S. SEVER.
Attorney for administrator.
NOTICE TO CRF.niTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed his been bv an order of the
Countv Court of Douvlas Countv. Ore
fin. pnpnintnH EvecuTtK of (he F.tate of
Chnrks T. G!b-mn, deceased. Ail per
.jns having claims against sa'd estate
are notified to present 'he iiirctv veri
find ar. required by la, to In? umler
Mi!r."d nt Ihe -flics of Rice & Orcutt
In Roseburg. Dourlas Count-.. Oregon.
w!htn six months from thi djle hereof.
Dated June a. 104.
MARV E. GIBSON.
Evermrlx of th T.at Will
and Testament of Charles T.
Gibson, deceased.
War Bonds Sales Spurred During
Routine Freight Service of truck
hf?A
PorfoiminR double duty tor
Undo S.im In sipding war
freight and stimulating war bonl
sales, a specially painted rod
whiteandblue truck of the Pa
cific Motor Trucking company
will arrive in Roseburg tonight
and will be placed at the service
of the. Seventh War Loan com
mittee. The truck will be retained
in Roseburg until Monday noon,
when it is scheduled to leave for
Cottage Grove and Eugene.
The Roseburg Victory Maids,
under leadership of Paul S.
Elliott, are exoeeled to accom
pany the truck Saturday on a
Ible School Joint
Plan of Churches
The Presbyterian. Methodist
and Christian churches of Rose
burg will join in sponsoring a un
ion Daily Vacation Bible school
from June Jt to June 22, it was
announced today. Mrs. Goldia
Ferguson, Bible teacher in the
Albany public schools, will super
intend and has arrived In
Roseburg to complete arrange
ments for opening the school Mon
dav morning.
Sessions will be held daily from
9 to 11:45 a.m., for age groims
from four years through the
eifhth grade.
The teaching staff will be com
posed of workers from each of
the three participating churches.
Theme topics for each group
are as follows: Beginners, "God's
friendly world"; Primary,
uniiis i-iie in ine rnme : jun
iors, "Trips to Bible Lands"; In
termediates, "Our Living Church."
Electric mans and visual aids will
be used by instructors.
Instructions on Mailing
Cans Overseas Issued
To use all the available space
In tho No. 2 tin cans for overseas
mailing, Miss Doris McWhortor,
war food assistant, suggests pour
ing the fudge directly into the
tin can to harden. The tin cans
are available at the county ex
tension office in the post office
building. Roseburg, for 5 cents
a can. This amount includes the
cost of tho label, the can, and its
freight charges.
Office hours in Ihe l'osl office
building for sealing tin cans of
food fo.- shipment o'vrscns are
Saturday forenoon and Monday,
all day.
Postal refutations permit the
overseas mailing of tin cms prop
erly tagged The scaled tins
must bear- the slicker "U. S. De
partment of Agriculture- label,"
signed by a representative of
the U. S. D. A. Mich ni a War
Food Assistant or county agent
lo designate Ihe contents of the
sealed can. With Ihe proper
labeling, the tin can passes the
censor without being opened or
further examined. The tin can
sealing service for Douglas
County is being carried out
through the county extension of
fice in Roseburp under the super
vision of Miss MeWhorter.
Two Traffic Violators
Rapped in Justice Court
Traffic fines paid in the Rose
burg tustieo court todav were re
ported bv Judge Thomas C. Hai-t-fiel
to include Walter A. Shur.
S'?0. overload, and S15, no de
clared weieht recclnt, and Frank
Gibson. -$100, with 30 davs in lall.
on a charee of ooeraling a motor
vhicle while under the Influence
of intoxicating liquor. The tail
sentence was susnended following
payment of the fine.
Lt. Winston Serving in
Noted Bombardment Unit
WITH THE FIFTH AIR
FORCE IN THE PHILIPPINES
Lieutenant Harrison R. Win
ston Is. stationed In the Philip
pines with the famous "Flying
Circus", B-24 heavv bombardment
group. Since joining this group,
he has flown an number of long
range bombing missions as a B-24
pilot and airnlane cimmnder
over Formosa, French Indo China
China and Japanese-held positions
in the Philippines. Lt. Winston
was formerly an Oregon lawyer,
a member of the Oregon State
Bar association, and practiced law
at Corvailis, Oregon. He Is a grad-
bond selling campaign in the
liosehurg business district.
Arrangements for the event
were conducted today by John E.
Skofstad, district manager; D. O.
Thornton, superintendent, and
Frank M. Guerin, general agent,
all of Portland.
Base of operations for the
truck Is being changed every few
din's to fit freight traffic needs,
explained J. E. Clark, Southern
Pacific company agent. Bond
sales activities are being carried
on while the truck does its regu
lar work of providing store-dour
pickup and delivery service.
uale of the University of Oregon
and a member of the Knights of
Pythias Lodge.
Lt. Winson is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry A. Winston, re
siding in Roseburg.
Dr. Leon E. Story Dies
At Veterans Hospital
Dr. Leon E. Story, 65, Port
land phvsician and veteran of
World War I, died at the Vet
erans hospital Tuesday. He was
born ip New Hampshire July 8,
1897, and served as first lieuten
ant, medical corps, during the
First World war.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth Story, of Port
land. The body was forwarded last
night by the Douglas Funeral
home to Portland, where funeral
services will be held.
Vital Statistics
80RN
CONN Born to Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Conn, Rt. 2, Roseburg,
Thursday, June 7, at Mercy hos
pital, a daughter, Lynette Lou;
weight seven pounds four ounces.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
OSWALD BOWERS Arnold
Burns Oswald and Eloise C.
Bowers, both residents of San
Francisco.
SKAGGS - JONES Robert
Harry Skaggs and Helen Verlee
Jones, both residents of Camas
Valley.
L. W. Dunham Passes
Louis W. Dunham, a brother of
Terry Dunham, Roseburg, died
Juno 6 at his home in Portland.
Funeral services were held in
Portland today.
Azalea
AZALEA T-5 Darwin Johns
arrived home Tuesday Irom a
German prison camp on n sixty-
day furlough. Overseas thirty
four months, he Is entitled to
wear three campaign ribbons and
three battle stars. lie is a mem
ber of the tann destroyer recon
naissance company. T-:i Darwin
Johns will report to SanUi Bar
bara, Calif., for 'eassigr.mcnt.
Glenn Booth, Jr., who Is with
the U. S. navy, is here for a few
days visiting his wife and his par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Clare ar
rived hero from Sacramento,
Calif., Thursday to attend to busi
ness and visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jantzor
of Medford and Mr. and Mrs.
Cnnrlie Jantzcr arid sons, Bobby
and Carl, of Control Point visited
here Wednesday with relatives
and friends.
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FOOD IS GETTING SCARCE
SAVE FOR THE FUTURE
We have a very complete line of heavy waxed and unwaxed boxes
in pint and quart sizes, especially designed to properly protect vege
tables and fruits in cold storage lockers.
BUY NOW WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
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i.roAi. NOTirrs
NOTICE TO CREDIToiifl
Notice is hei by given that the under
signed has been by lh County Court
of DoukIu County, Oregon, appointed
Attmlniklrator of the Estate of Coru F.
Olllvant, defeased. All persons having
claim against Raid estate ure notified
to present the name, verified a required
by law, to the undersigned Adtninlstra
tor ut the orfices of Rice & Orcutt Ux
HoHoburg, tJoimlas Countv, Oregon,
within six nionthn from the data of
this notice.
Utd June 8, 1045.
DON OLLIVANT.
AdininUtratnr of the Rstate
of Cora F. Olllvant, deceased.
NOTICE TO CKIIDITORS
Notice t hereby given that the under
signed has filed his flnul account In
the matter of the estate of Etta Curtis,
diseased, and petition for allowance
of additional compensation In the mat
ter of said estate, and that the County
(V,i,-t .if the Ctnln of OrffOft. for
Douglas County, ha set Monday. July
lith nl iu:ou a. in. in me muniy vour.
room at the Courthouse ot Roseburg, as
the time and place for hearing objec
tions, if any, to the final account and
hearing of objections, It any, to the
allowunce of such additional compensa
tion and tor the settlement and closing
of said estate.
C. B. CALKINS,
Executor of the Last Will
and Testament of Etta Curtis,
deceased.
Date of first publication June fl, 194.V
Date ut last publication July II, 1945.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons hnving claims agittnut the
estate of Eugir-ne E. Overton, deceased,
now pending In the County Court of
tho Stat of Oregon for Douglas
County, hereby ore notified to present
the name, tt required by law, to the
undersigned ut hi office In Hooeburg.
Oregon, within alx month from the
date hereof.
Duted and first published June a,
1945.
PAUL. K. OEDDES, 1
Administrator with Will An
nexed of Estate of Eugene E.
i Overton, Deceased.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
KI.KCTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
legal voters of School DUtrlct No. 4,
of Douglas County, Oregon, that the
Annuul School Election of luild District
will be held at Junior High School
Building, Hoseburg, Oregon, from the
hour of 2:00 p. m. to 7:00 p. m., on
Monday, June 18, 1943.
This Election Is called for the pur
pose of electing one Director lor term
of five years.
Dated this 28th dnv of May, 194S.
A. J. ELLISON,
Chairman, Buurd of Director!.
Attest:
A. J. Ceddei,
Clerk.
NOTICE OF INTTNTION TO ESTAB
LISH GRADE IN ALLEY
11 LOCK 71
Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Common Council of the City
of Roseburg, Oregon, held on the 21st
duy of May, 1943. the following Resolu
tion wn adopted:
"RESOLVED hv the Common Council
of the City of Roseburg that It deems
lt expedient and hereby proposes to
establish a grade In the alley through
Block 71 between MoNtier and Woodnrd
Streets tn the City of Roseburg. Said
grade so proposed to bo established Is
in accordance with the grade line sur
veyed by the City Enclneer and filed
in the office of the Citv Recorder on
the 21st dav of May, U-.S.
RESOLVED that the City Recorder
be and he hereby U directed to give
notice nf said proposed establishment
of said grade as provided by the Charter
of suid City."
Hp monstrances against snld proposed
grade may be filed in writing with the
undersigned within twenty days from
the first publication of this notice
which is the 251 h dnv of Mav, 1943.
A. J. GEDDES, City Recorder
of the City of Roseburg, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF RICJIAnD
F. McKAlG, late nf Yoncalla,
Oregon, United States of Amer
ica, Doctor, Deceased.
All claims auainst the above estate.
duly verified bv statutory declaration
and with particulars and valuation of
security held, if any, must be sent to
the tuidcrtiiffned before the 30th day
of June, lf.43.
THE CANADA PERMANENT
TRUST COMPANY,
177U Scarth Street,
Regina. Saskatchewan, Canada.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Fred U. Uuell. Deceased, now
pending In the County Court of Douglas
County, Oregon, are here!-y notified to
present tne same, vert ilea na required
by law, to the undersigned at the of
fice of Paul E. Geddes, Attornev, Rose
burg. Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof.
Dated this lflth dnv of May, 1945.
MERCY BUELL,
F.xfrntriit of thA T-.liit Will
and Testament of Fred Q.
Duel I. Deceased.
Have You Enough Insurance
Your insurance may only HALF COVER today's VALUE of
your property. Average construction costs have risen 64 r
since 1932.
If your home or business property is insured at pre-war
valuation, see us at once so that we may adjust your
insurance to full value. '
To Cover Your Loss ?
KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY
COMPLETE
315 Pacific Building
r.r.oAi. notices
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice it hereby given that the under
signed Administrator with the will an
nexed of the F,jtate of John Taylbr Mc
Millan, deceased, has filed his Final Ac
count In the County Court of tho Slat
of Oregon for Douglas County and said
court has uppointed Tuesday. July 10.
1043, at 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon In
the County Court room In the Court
House in Roseburg. Douglas County,
Oregon, us the lime and place for hearing-
objections, If any. to said account
and the settlement thereof.
Dated June U, 1945.
RALPH D. MARI.ATT.
Administrator with the wilt
annexed of the Estate of
John Taylor McMillan, de
ceased. Reservations for prlvata
SKATING PARTIES
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Winchester
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The makers of Dr. Parker's
Corn Remover will give you
double your money back If if
fails fo remove your corn or
callous. Only 35c af Chap
man's Drug Store. ,
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Acetylene A Elcctrlo Welding
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99 Hywy. N. Phona 25
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
Evergreen Grange Hall
"Fiddlin' Fools
Admission Adults 60c, Tax Includ.
Grade school children .... 10c
Dancing from 9 to 1
Cream Shippers
SHIP YOUR CREAM TO
DOUGLAS COUNTY
CREAMERY
' ' ' MAKERS OF
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BUTTER AND
ICECREAM
Agents for DeLaval
Cream Separators
and Milkers
TOP PRICES PAID
Jackson and Douglaa
Telephone 340
INSURANCE SERVICE
Telephone 398
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IVARIETY'STOREE
Tues.!
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