Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 21, 1947, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG- NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG", OREGON, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2T, i4' 3. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Residential and Commercial Wiring Quality Work at Reasonable Prices LICENSED ELECTRICIANS General Building Contractors 821 N. Jackson Phone 101-8-J Wednesday --4 Days "H 1 ROY ROGERS ..IN- On the OLD SPANISH TRAIL " i" ' frnfii t ri"i i :V. fi ALL YOU CAN Let us demonstrate the 'Jeep' on your farm no obligation! We cordially invite every farm owner to ask us for a free demonstration of tlie famous Universal "Jeep" on his own land. We want you to see for yourself how this versatile vehicle, with both 2- and 4-wheel drive, per forms on every kind of farm job tractor work in the field, hauling and towing around the farm and on the highway, operating equipment with its power take-off. See for yourself how easily the "Jeep" handles how muih more comfortable it is for the driver. WRITE US CALL US You tell us where and when-and we'll be there with 1 Universal "Jeep" for you to try out on any job you choose. No obliga tion of any kind. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY Pacific Highway North, Roseburg THE WHINE OF BULLETS! THE THRILL CF MUSIC! wrinucncTuM ry Philip Una sv-4 rmisrg Broom UjLMRobert bouitry ( DO WITH w 11 Local News Jolly Circle Club to Meet The Jolly Circle Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Sirs. Virgil Lynn. Mem bers are aked to wear hardtime costumes. Dr. DeLapp Back in Office Dr. S. L. Kcl.app has returned to his oftice in the Paciiic building, following several weeks at Des Moines, la., taking a sHvial course of instruction in cranial technique. Returnt to Eugene Miss Gerry i Fett has returned to Kugene, I where she is employed at Kus-1 sells, and is a part-time student at I'niversity of Oregon, follow- j ing the weekend in Roseburg' visitine her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! S.i- Fett. ; Visitors Leave Mr and Mrs. Harley J. Watson of Seattle left ; yesterday for points north en j route home, following a hunting I trip in Douglas County and a visit : with the latter's sister. Mm. J. Earl Pickens, on South Main street. The Watsons formerly re sided in Roseburg. Expected Here Today M. E. Bunch of Oswego, Ore., is expect ed to bring his two small chil dren, Linda and Jimmy, to Rose- bure today. Linda w ill visit her j paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ben-1 nett, and Jimmy will visit at the home of his maternal gramlmoth er, Mrs. C, G. Wassom. Return to Euaene Mr. and Mrs. William Calhoun and son, j Billy, have returned to their i home in Eugene, following the weekend in Roseburg visiting j Mrs. Calhoun's brother and sister-1 in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darley Ware. Visiting Parents Corporal John S. Austin, U. S. Air Forces, arrived Tuesday by plane from Fort Monmouth, N. J., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aus tin. He slopiM'd over en route to an A. T. C. base in Caiilornia, where he will be given his next assignment. Arrives From East Mrs. Ben Ehving. nee Elaine Fett. and baby daughter. Marilyn, arrived by plane this wifk from Lewiston. Mich., to visit indefinitely with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sig I ett, on Harvard ave nue. Mr. Kitting is en( route west to join his family and is making the trip by automobile. The El winj7s plan to locate here per manently. Return to Medford Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Meyers and children. Carolyn and Robert, have return ed to their home in Medford. fol lowing the weekend in Roseburg visiting rMs. Meyers' parents and nrotners. Mr. anil Mis. v. A. Da vis and Worth E. and Robert W. Davis, and their resective fami- irs. They were accompanied honie by Mrs. W. A. Davis, who I spend several days visiting them. Ohio Visitors Expected Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Slater of Toledo, O., are cxiec(d to arrive in Roseburg this weekend to visit with their nephew and nie"e, Mr. and .mis. ti. L. .Martin, at SJ(i E'ist Court street. The Si? lers are at present visiting points of in terest in Washington. From Roseburg. they expect to go to Los Ani'cles and other points in Southern California. The Martin family came to Roseburg a year ago from Toledo. 'Weekly Surplus Savings' SPORTSMAN ATTRACTIONS . BLANKETS Wool O.D. in good condition $3.95 FIELD TELEPHONES New Army set of two. Cot the government JW6.50, now only pair $29.95 Communication Wire, pmt fool, 3c . TWO-BURNER GAS STOVE Weighs only 6 pounds -.$12.50 ALPACA JACKETS-B-H Air Corp type $14.50 ARMY MACKIN AWS A-1 condition, any size, only - -...$6.50 CANVAS FOLDING COTS-Used, but in excellent condition, for only - $3 00 TENTS 16 x12' JU7.50, 16 x16' complete J42.50, U'x 14' complete JB8.50, also in tents 9 x9' J27.50, 16 x10' 95.00 lr pins and poles. BUILDERS' SPECIALS PNEUMATIC RIVET GUNS By Thor or Chicago, pneumatic nith pitol grip, set of three dies, cost gov ernment SW.50, ued, excellent condition, for only $U50 OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT Navy specification, contains 50 lead, titanium line, and linseed oil. In 5-gallon cans. Per gallon - $3.75 SMfllci 4, WedilnftM Please send me the following items F.O.B. Seattle: Cnrlowd Chef I Money Order Name Addre Gi ypne ..Sum., Patch and Chat Club to Meet The Patch and Chat Club will mct Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gordon Ware. P E.W. Club to Meet-The P. E W. Club will meet Wednesday evening at a pot lin k supix'r at the home of Mrs. Alun Libby In Kiverside. Leave For Eastern Oregon Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sharp of Roseburg have left for eastern Oregon to enjoy a week's visit with relatives. Men to Play Golf The men of the Roseburg Country Club and their guests are invited to play in the weekly golf tournament at the club course Wednesday under the direction of Art Pear son, pro. Masquerade Party The Suth erlin Orange will sponsor a mas querade party in the basement ot the Methodist Church Wed nesday night, October 22, at 8 o'clock. The public Is invited. La dies attending are each asked to bring a pie. Leave for California D. R. MacKillop and daughter, Susan, have left for their home In Long Beach, Calif., following several weeks in Roseburg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Buhar, where Mrs. MacKillop, nee Paul ine Buhar, has been critically ill. The MacKiiiups had come to Roseburg on a vacation, when Mrs. MacKillop was stricken. She is reported to be steadily Improv ing and is now able to sit up a part of every day. .She will join her family in Long Beach as soon as she Is sullciently recov ered from her Illness. Visiting Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Otis Denny of Iowa, La., ar rived in Eugene by plane Sunday and then came to Roseburg to spend 10 days vacationing and visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Coffell; her two brothers, C. A. and Dan Coffell, and her sister, Mrs. Dale Bolsinger, and their respective families. They were accompanied on the plane by their nephew, lion Colfell, who recently received his honor able discharge from the navy at Pensacola, Fla., and has been visiting at the Denny home in Louisiana. He is now back with his parents in Roseburg. This is Mr. Denny's first trip to Orepnn. Visit Over Weel-.end Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carstens, Jr., of Port land spent the weekend in Rose burg visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Car stens. Sr., in Laurelwojd. Mrs. Carstens, Jr., Is the former Alice M. Wagner, who was employed as secretary In the offices of At torney Harrison Winston in Rose burg prior to her marriage to Mr. Carstens in Eugene, September 17. Rev. Mr. McCullum of the Eugene Christian Church per formed the ceremony and only relatives attended. Mr. Carstens served six years in the U. S. Navy and is receiving his honorable discharge from service this week. Both Mr. and Mrs. Carstens are employed in Portland. 151-Y Is the Number to Call Between 6:15 and 7:00 P. M. If You Miss Delivery of Your News Review 151-Y Handy Return Coupon! w7Garve7"co., DepL M, 203 3rd Ave S. Soeclal Meetina Postponed The special meeting planned for the Townsend Club this week has been postponed. There will be no iunner meetings ot the club until November b the place of which will be announced later. Returnt From Canyonvllle Mrs. Cora Cloud has returned to her home at 430 N. line street, following a four-day stay in Can- yonville with her son, Lynn Cloud, and his family. Mr. Cloud 0'ned a new candy kitchen at Canyonville Saturday. Obtain Marriaae License Marriage licenses have been is sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Ronald Clemens. 3ti. Roseburi?. and Zella Lyon, 35. Boise. Ida., and to Robert Kinsey, 17. and Beverly King, 17, both of fauther lin. Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chowler and small son of Los Angeles are in Roseburg visiting relatives and Ii lends. Mrs. Chow lei , nee Esther Fuller, is a sister of Mrs. Oliver L. Johnson. The Chovlers for merly made their home in Rose burg. Former Residents Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miiier of Sacra mento, Calif., are in Roseburg lslting the formers sister and niece. Mrs. Virpmia Smith and rwrnthv Slmtlh at their home in the Kohlhagen apartments. They will also visit with old friends and neighbors on Harrison street, where they resided for many years prior to moving to Sacra mento. Spend Weekend Here Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins came to" Rose burg from Portland to spend the weekend while the former attend ed a conference with Commander Jack Maris of the American Le gion in connection with the com manders' and adjutants' confer ence to be held at Indianapolis, October 26-27-28. Mr. Collins, state adjutant for the American Legion, returned to Portland yes terday and from there will leave for the conference. Mrs. Collins is remaining meanwhile in Rose burg. EAGLES WILL FEAST More than 40 members of Roseburg Eagles Aerie will at tend a venison feed at Eugene's Aerie tonight, according to Dr. II. B. Kcofield, as a result of Rose burg defeating Eugene in a recent membership contest. . . . RELENTLESS PURSUIT . . . COLD-BLOODED AMBUSH . . . KCT-KEADED ROMANCE! Marshall Dana Will Address Roseburg Clubs Marshall N. Dana, editor of the editorial page of the Oregon Journal, wiii address a joint meet ing of Roseburg service clubs Oct. 31, reporting on "The Far cast looay. neservauons ior the meeting, to he held in the L-irct 1.,ih.wlict hu,-,.h nrx hltr accepted at the Chamber of Com- merce on ice. BODY TO PORTLAND The body of Thomas J. Fos ter. 75, Sixmish-Ameriran War veteran, who tlied at the Veter ans Hospital in Kosehurg Oct. 20. will be sent to Portland for funer al services and interment. Ar rangements In this city are in charge ot the Long & Orr Mortuary. CHAS. REED RITES SET Funeral services for Charles Reed. 82. of F.liiarose. w ho died Oct. If), will be held in the Cht- j el of the Roseburg Funeral Home Thursday, Oct. 23. at 2:30 P. M. with the Rev. V. L. Klemin offi ciating. Interment will he in the Melrose Cemetery. Chain cables for anchors came into use ulHiut 1812. IV As Age Advances Sight recedes and at best we see none too well Let your optometrist do what Is necessary To make better vision Stay with vou f Through lile. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FURNISHED Dr. Dean Bubar 108 N. Jackson ' Roseburg PHONE 214 fea.w.g-"i.- 7ZU STARTS WEDNESDAY Xii LrJiiliiilliiiJ fcMi u i fTr;ri,i l ditvcn ZAHE GREYS Thrill-Swept Story of Western Outlawry , . . 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