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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, I94 EIGHT 1 Simon Mickey Dies At Yets Hospital Simon P. Nickoy, iiijp 51, illcd suddenly Tuesday at tho Veteran hospital hero. Mr. Nickey was Ijorn March 27, 1894, in Illinois. He was married to Leona Wall ace In Sweetwater, N. C, Jan. 10, 3917. The family made their home in California until 1H33 when on a trip to Seattle from California, they were involved In an auto ac cident at Sutherlin, which left Airs. Nickcy an invalid and they have made their home in Rose burg since that time. Mr. Nlckey was a carpenter hy trade and a member of the Carpenters Union Local No. 10C1, Roseburg. Surviving are the widow; one daughter, Mrs. E. E. Wright, Lookingglass, and three brothers and sisters, William R. Nickey and Mrs. Florence Taylor, Se attle, Mrs. Gea. V. Hatch, of Rath drum, Ida. Mr. Nickey's father, John M. Nickey of Seattle, also survives. Funeral services will be held In the Chapel of thP Douglas fun eral Home Saturday at 10:30 A. M., Dr. C. A. Edwards will have charge of the services. Interment will follow In tile Veterans cemetery. News of 4-H CLUBS A 4-H leader training meeting will be held Wednesday, Febru ary 20, at the home of Mrs. Gladys Jelinek In Canyonville. The meeting will be presided over by Miss Mary Olive Snarr, assist ant state club leader, and will In clude training In leading all home economics type clubs. Miss Snarr will have material with her to Il lustrate proper methods used In doing clothing project work, homcmaking and cooking. An" 4-H leader interested in attending this meeting is welcome to do so. The meeting will start at 1:30 P. M. A marketing club was organiz ed in the Melrose school Febru ary 12. Dale Bonebrake was elect ed club president, Duane Conn vice-president and Laura Reed secretary. Leonora Reed, Clyde Hatcher and Orville Houston are also enrolled. Mrs. Maude Davis, teacher In the Melrose school, will act as leader. Two hobby or arts and crafts clubs were organized this past week In the Wilbur school. Mrs. Cleone Andrus will act as leader for the boys' club of eight mem bers. Johnnv Spurgeon Is presi dent, Pete Sabala vice-president and Edward Neal secretary. Mrs. Elsie Hros.io will lead a girls' club of thirteen members. Madu pne Hnpfer Is nresldcnt. T.'tden.-t All-Purpose VANO Cleans walls, any painted surface, qt. .. 29c 20-oz. Bottle WINDEX CLEANER EJTISS? 35c 8-oz. Bottle Vrrrtftf - Fabric Cleaner o TIiLUUti For all type fabrics but silk C 20-Mule Team BORAXO 2 fl)r ,,Vnlcans 27c BON-AMI 2 can. "'d 25c WRIGHTS SILVER CREAM Jnr 21c Cut-Kite WAX PAPER 125-foot rolls 19c TOILET SOAPS 2?or ay:..Pa'm""vc' Sww,hpart 13C Stalevs CORN STARCH l ib. boxes 15c PI APPS. BABY r'oons ?ftr v Assorted Fruits and Vegetables, 3 cans UC CLAPPS 3 can,Ji:N,OR mns 27c PABLUM ,,, pkR CKREAI- 39c We nearly always have some kind of washing powder possibly not your favorite brand but something that will do. TL5 in 3CT STORE NO. 1. WINCHESTER DAILY DEVOTIONAL DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS The word discipline has al most open lost from cur vocabu lary. We wish to do things which we like and shun those which are not so pleasant. Our generation is beginning to show the effects of this lack of self control. Medical science has made it possible to lengthen lile span. But we constantly cut It short by our indulgence and carelessness. A free press has produced a wealth of good reading, but the average mind today, undisciplined, lacks the power to discriminate. The church never had a better trained ministry than today, yet It does not speak with the authority of other generations. The word "discipline" means training which corrects, molds, strengthens, or perfects. Dis cipline is never pleasant at the time, but if the results are so wholesome and constructive we ought to welcome it, disregard ing Its painful aspects. The apostk- Paul said: "I keep my body under, bringing It Into subjection." The Lord disci plines the man He loves and scourges every son He re ceives." Let us endure our dis cipline like good soldiers of the Lord. Amen. Watklns vice-president and Kath ryn Norris secretary. Drew 4 H News by Anne MacLean On February 11 the 4-H home making club of Drew met at the Drew school. Members gave dem onstrations In bed-making and dusting. After the regular meeting, re freshments were served to the entire school. Mrs. Wm. Jewett is local leader from this group. The Drew 4-H sewing club Is meeting regularlv. At present they are making sewing baskets. Members are Lorraine Jewett, Sharon Verstagen and Anne and Lynne MacLean. The 4-H forestry club met Feb ruary 15 at Drew school. Three new members were enrolled. Azalea Grange to Back 4-H Club Scholarship Sponsorshlo of a 4-H club scholarship was voted by Azalea Grange at its regular meeting Friday night. A committee was named to direct the fund raising campaign to meet the scholarship expense. Reports were given by James Cross, chairman of the ag ricultural committee, and Carl Koehler, scoutmaster. During the social hour, Mrs. Croff, li-cturer, conducted a con test in keeilng with Valentine day, prizes going to Mrs. Floyd Ames and Carl Koehler. A pot luck supper was enjoyed following the meeting. The next regular session will be held Mnreh 1. BABY FOODS SNMM AND JACKSON. PHONE S22 More Cotton Clothing Planned for Americans Continued From Page 1 lzalinn director, had In mind when he said a few days ago that price increases will le coupk-d with production control to meet demand for scarce products. The price increase for cotton fabrics wiil be In two parts: 1. A general Increase of about three and one-half cents a pound in recognition of higher parity prices for raw cotton and to off set recent wage increasi. Mills which did not hike wages will get only about one cent of this. 2. An additional incentive in crease of five per cent to apply on selected fabrics urgently need ed for clothing and for certain industrial and agricultural pur poses. While the agencies sponsoring the program were unable to esti mate the overall effect of these adjustments on retail prices, they said present ceilings on shirts, for example, might be hiked about five or six cents. They made the point, however, that where only a few shirts are available now at $2.50, the goal of the new program is to provide a generous supply at alKjut a nickel more. Rubenstein Quintet to Battle Roseburg Team Roseburg basketball fans will see another contest scheduled by the Roseburg Recreation Pro gram tomorrow night, when Ru bensteln's team, Icai'ue - leading quintet from Eugene, meets Hod Turner's Veterans at 7:30 on the Senior High School floor. H. W. Gray, manager of Rose burg Recreation, said todav that an effort had been made to match a team equal In abilit" to the Roseburg squad. The game should provide as many thrills as the House of David, the Red Headed girls, or the Kansas City Stars games, Gray said. Rubenstein's team Is one from which the crack Oregonlan team in Portland draws many of Its players, he commented. British Face Naval Mutiny at Bombay Continued From Page 1 United States as civilians voiced their concern over the situation in Manchuria. Korea, Sakhalin and the Kurile Islands. The municipal political council at Chungking petitioned the gov ernment to take a stronger stand in Manchuria against continued Russian occupation and alleged stripping of heavy industries for machinery which rcportedi was sent to Siberia. Student leaders In Chungking University and Central Engineer ing College started a strike last night against "Soviet activities in Manchuria" and planned street demonstrations tomorrow over continued Russian occupation of the northern province. Jap Repatriation Asked In Tokyo, civilians pressed Al- IFDi)liDS SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAYFEBRUARY 22ND AND 23RD. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fancy Washington APPLES NEWTONS and DELICIOUS 27(j Utah CELERY PmimI :cmZ 15c Sunkist ORANGES 5,bs 25:s 53c Local CABBAGE P()Und SOUD.."!:ADS 7c I-ocal PARSNIPS 3 ibs 29c California FRESH LIMES Package of 6 29c Sunkist GRAPEFRUIT round .jncY.am,SWKKT 8c RAISINS 2ib. pkK 25c COSMETICS AND REMEDIES 's Milk of Magnesia 7 , e 63c St. Joseph Aspirin b0hi. of 00 tbi.t... 35c LdYOriS 50e bottle, special 43C Absortine Jr. $..25 boni. 98c JergenS or Woodbury Face Cream, $1.25 size.. 97C Professional Razor Blades n9 5..25c Cigarette Lighters E.ch ... 69c lied headquarters with requests for speedy repatriation of 2.640, 000 Japanese fro mKussian-occu-pied areas. They were informed by Allied head-uarters the mat ter was for Soviet consideration alone althoueh General MaeArih ur said he was "very sympath etic" to their plea. An Allied officer said Japan re- .... ...... II.. H-ia ut:lfH Uuithlnatiin through headquarters, for Allied aid in repatriation oi ine na- I.' .1,- lnfiluc anA Umilh. ern Sakhalin. Informed Japanese say wasningiun nus nui lepurii. Lancaster Strike Near End With Parley Slated Continued From Page 1 whatever assistance possible." The federation, meeting In Memphis, Tenn., has given its executive board authority to or der a strike "whenever it consid ers proper" but has not yet set a strike date. John J. Moran, president of the Federation of Long Line Tele phone Workers, acting as spokes man for 17 of the NtTW's 50 af filiates meeting in Memphis, Tenn., said "there is still strong sentiment In favor of a strike call." The 17 unions, representing about 150,000 workers, complied with the Smith-Connally act by filing strike notices last month, i Demands by the Indeuendent union include a $10 weekly wage increase, a 65-cent hourly mini EATS CEREAL PRA1SES RESULTS Says Famous Laxative Food Has Every Quality Claimed Suffer from constipation? Want relief without drugs? Then read this sincere, unsolicited letter: "I am nearly 77 ypart old. Vv hern cat Ins KKLLOOG'S ALL-BRAN evary morn ing for more than 15 yrara, I am happy to make thia unsolicited teatimonial. KELLOOG'S ALL-UKAN haa every fine and bt-nrfirial nualily which yon claim for It." Wtllman Tnruah, R-. Wabaab, Indiana. You, too, may never have to take another laxative as long as you live for constipation due to lack of bulk in the diet if you eat ALL-BRAN every day, and drink Jilenty of water. Try it as a dc icious cereal and in muffins. KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN is not a purgative. It's a good, wholesome cereal made from the vital outer layers of wheat, supplying gentle bulk, helpful to normal taxation. Eat it every day for ten days and drink plenty of water. If not com pletely satisfied, send empty carton to the Kellogg Company, Battle Creek, Mich. Get double your money back. Get ALL-BRAN nt your gro cer's. Mutlu by Kellogg's of Battle. Creek and Omaha. mum and a return to the 40-hour week. The government Intervened in another threatened work stop page when Conciliator Warren di rected oflicials of the CIO Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers union and the American Smelting and Refining Co. to meet with him In Washington Saturday. A strike of 7,000 employes has 'been called for Monday In 18 plants in 12 states. Safety Program Slated At Glendale Tonight A Community Safety program, open to the public, will be held tonight In the ctiy auditorium at Glendale under sponsorshlo of the Robert Dollar Lumber Co. The program, which will include two reels of motion pictures, will start at 8 P. M. Charles F. Bol linger, assistant director of the accident prevention department. State Accident Commission, will give a short talk on safety, stress Ine both state and local angles. Mr. Bollinger met Wednesday night with the safetv committee of the Sutherlin Timber Prod GOOD NEWS FOR Contractors, carpenters, home builders. Power tools now available for rental service. Skill saws, drills, radial saws, etc Save time and labor costs. - SALES. RENTALS. SERVICE OSBUN ELECTRIC Experts on construction, maintenance and repair of all electrical equipment. . Phone 726-J . West End Oak St. Bridge Bowl for Health AT Roseburg Bowling Alley Now open from 1 1 A. M. to midniie in their new location at 135 S. Rose St. BOWLING BILLIARDS PINSETTERS WANTED SAW DUST 16" MILL WOOD Prompt Delivery DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 123 MEAT DEPARTMENTS AT BOTH STORES Remember, when you buy meats at these two modern mar kets, quality is always guaranteed. We never sacrifice qual ity to sell at low prices. Shop our markets for money-saving values this weekend. FRESH SHRIMP OR CRAB MEAT . ,b, . 75c Fresh C.rnund HAMBURGER Pound .A.!Lp".rc...Mra's...u.spd 29c Swifts Premium Pork ' SAUSAGE Pound 42c Swifts WIENERS Pound G.RADE....A 39c nrookfield CHEESE Ve iave bo"1 cw an' 40c Swifts LUNCH MEATS Polind .ASS0RTED 47c T-BONE STEAKS PoUnd .GRA.DE...B 44c LAMB CHOPS pUnd .CRA.DE.A. 41c ROUND STEAKS Pound ... CRADE :...B 38c RIB STEAKS round. GRADE..B'. 34c Be sure and ask for Ham and Bacon as we da get some each week. ucts comnanv at a dinner meet ing In the Sutherlin hotel, where motion picture's were shown as a part of the program. SORE THROAT dm to a cold... let a little time-tested ViipoKub melt . In your mouth . . . work line I I V VAPORUS Shoos, all sizes ....15c to 25c Children's clothes. 10c to 25c Ladies' dresses ....25c to 50c Catholic Welfare Shop Basement of Parish House on Oak St. 402 W. Oak St. MARTS mirr-ir iniwtniMrrn ifi " t.; t ' eW GIRLS' CRISP COTTON DRESSES, SIZES 7-14; Reg. 1.98 Ie05 Be practical! Be smart! Get her Spring and Summer cottons at Wards! For it's at Wardj that you'll find the tip-top styles the pig tail crowd loves! And at the amazingly low price Mother loves to payl Dashing stripes, gala prints, snappy checks! Some smooth, fitted styles. Some darling dirndl styles. Cut to exacting specifica tionto fit well and to wegr well for a long, long timel IVIontgomery Ward V Us our monthly payment plan to buy any merchandise from our store stocks or through our catalog department- Stock Up on Juices at These Special Prices I.ibbv's PEAR JUICE 12 oi. bottle 17c Ubbv's PRUNE JUICE Full quart 39c Llbhv's LOGANBERRY JUICE Sweetened, 12 oz 33c S & W LIQUID APPLE JUICE Quart 43c TOMATO JUICE Standby 46 oz. cans 25c Call 522 and Get That Appointment With Donna Burdone HENNINGER'S BEAUTY SALON Winchester and Jackson Sis. Phone: 522 STORE NO. 2. 314 UMPQUA CHIEF FLOUR is not always available these days, but when you do get a sack it will be the best flour money can buy at any price. Why wait until the rush is on ? Get that permanent wave NOW! SOUTH STEPHENS. PHONE 3V
