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o three LOCAL KLW ) Needle Club to Meet The Hub bard Creek Needle Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Pearl Crier. Study Circle to Meet The Northslde Bible Stud- Circle will meet at 2:30 Tuesday t the home of Mr. Paul Blaskey. 408 Rowe street, under the leadership ol Mrs. Edith S. Avkert. Navy Mother to Meet Navy Mother Club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Salvation Army headquarters. Theta Rio Club to Meet Al pha Zeta Theta Rho Girls Club will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the I. O. O. F. halL Circle to Meet Roseburg Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Waiter Samu-.-l-son at 445 South Pine street with Mis. Minnie Lindner, hostess. HOWE'S CABINET SHOP. MODERN KITCHEN CABINETS wltft Oval Square, Swinging ot Sliding Doors , , . Mad to fit YOUR kitchen! Best Material Available . . . Expert Workmanship Doors Frame . Windows Wardrobe Chests Table Anything Mad of Wood We will measure 869 Hoover St tor your work! Call 361-L VARNISHED FLOORS One coat protects, resists scuff and scratches. Brightens dull surfaces. Wax, then polish for most beautiful floors you ever saw! ' AVERAGE ROOM USES ONE PINT 1.70 Qt. 5.95 Gal. FULLER SPEEDSTE VARNISH Ph. DENN-GERRETSEN 128 402 W. Oak irMli&fii- I rrm I frr-D B mis FOB THE BEST IN BUILDING SUPPLIES See COEN LUMBER COMPANY For a complete line of supplies for Building or Remodeling COEN LUMBER COMPANY Mill and Floed St. Phone 121 The Guiberson RADIAL . DIESEL ENGINE Visit In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Eric Crane of Hoseburg spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends In Medford. Visit In Eugene Paul Newman. Jr., and Kred Daugherty of Azalea spent the Weekend m Eu gene. Drill Practice All officers are requested to attend a drill practice at 7:30 tonight at Rivera dale Grange hall in preparation for the stale grange conference. Spends Weekend in Euoene Mis. Gene Nabb of Roseburg spent the weekend attending to business and visiting relatives in Eugene. Stops Here R. B. Kouser, Western Auto Supply representa tives for Oregon, returned to his home in Portland Friday, follow ing a stop here to attend to busi ness. Returns to Work Frederick J. Porter returned to his work at Knight-Porter Company this morning, following a week's ill ness at his home at 555 Reservoir Avenue. Soend Weekend In Portland Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Osborn of Rose burg spent the weekend In Port land visiting and attending to business. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder have left for their home at Freeport, 111., following a visit in Azalea at tne nome oi Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Snyder. Melrose Granae to Meet Mel rose Grange will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the hall lur a snuri prugiaiii, luuunru refreshments. At Lundoren Home Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lundgren of Coeur d'Alene, Ida., are visiting at the home of the formers fath er, Carl Lungren, 750 East Lane street. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hennessy have return ed to their home at Winchester, following a two weeks vacation trip to Seattle to visit relatives and friends. Vvu4 oaVlkaB . is?"lsV s- tnAM3 ii .'rssVsMss Revolutionary New Power Plant A 9 cylinder engine developing 250 brake or 450 S A E. horse power. Aluminum and steel construction, portable, weighs 2.100 lbs. Price of J2.400 Includes engine, starter, mount, clutch, and Instruments. Engine Is 52" wide. 8' long, has 51" bore, 51" stroke, 1.020 cu. inch displacement. Shotgun starter requires no starting engine. Engine uses less than 24 gal. of automotive dletel fuel per 8 hrs. of Use. Completely air cooled. Closer mechanical tolerances than any other diesel engine on the market. Engines are new, war surplus, originally enst over $9,000, Parti and maintenance readily available. Suggested Uses: Sawmills, generating plants, commercial pumping, trucks, wherever constant power is needed. Exclusive West Ceast Distributor GILKEY TRADING POST 523 N. Jackson Phone t03-t 33 Squad Compete In Weekly Shoot Of Rod-Gun Club TraDshootlne at the Roseburg Rod and Gun Club Sunday drew the largest number of partici pants so far this season, with 33 squads taking part A team score of 71 out of a possible 75 was reported In the state telegraphic shoot. Joe Davis hit top honors for the day with perfect scores of 25 each In two rounds. r"erry Thiele, z. uim mlck. Jack Culver, Bernard Youne. Fred Kuck. L. G. Twohy and Virden Boucock, each scored 23 for a 7-way tie for second piace. In competition outside the team shoot. Jack Culver and George Cornish each had perfect scores, Culver linking his 25 score with a 23 and Cornish with a 21. Other top shooters included Perry Thiele 24-23, L. G. Twohy 24-23, W. S. Price 24 23, Mike Zletk 23, O. E. Steflen 23-J. L. Bechtold 23-21. Eernard Young 23-22, Z. Dimmick 23-21, Roy Hill Z3-20, Henrv Shlrtclitt, Jr., J, Fred Kuck 23-22, Dr. E. J. Wain scott 23-21, Virden Boucock 23-22, Chas. Patchett 22, Ralph Payne 23-22, Ralph Shlrtcliff 22-22, Charles Klinger 22, E. C. Chap man 22-21, Ivan Pickens 21, Andy Rostron 21-21, H. H. Hannon 21, K. L. Gllkeson 21-20, Don John son 21-20, Earl Duncan 21-20, Bob Savage 21, Larry Davie 21, Albert DeBernardl 21, W. H. Larson 20, Ray Carrico 20, Roy Long 20, H. M. Shlrtcliff 20, Dr. Dean Bubar 20. Other shooters Included Argus Fisher, W. C. DePrlest, C. L. Graves, D. B. Graves, Donald Rostron, E. J.- Mardln, J. Rice, Jack Rodgers, Douglas James, J. Edwards, Stan Long, Robert Tjomsland, C. I. Roberts, G. Kaggs, Gene Kent, Kaipn Klcnter, I Roy Strsder, Wm. Mardorf, Floyd I Stevens, Walt Edmonds, Melvin Palmer, J, Hane, Hob Smith ii- J. Wilson. Dr. O. R, Hfcss, FrarJt iueinaiai, C. u. Kouuiul, u.tii Miller. V Welfare Position Exams Remain On Continuous Basis The State Civil Service Com mission announced today that continuous examinations fur case work positions with the State Public Welfare Commission are being given in Portland and Salem. College graduates or those with two years of college and two years of experience in a re lated public service field are urg ed to apply. The beginning salary $165 a month Is available to successful applicants, who can al so look forward to consideration for salary Increases at regular Intervals. Promotional opportuni ties in the casework, supervisory and administrative fields exist so that beginning caseworker who show promise can plan an attractive career In public wel fare. Appointment possibilities exist in most ot tne larger com munities of Oreeon. Persons who are Interested should apply Immediately to the Portland office of the State Civil Service Commission, 614 Mead Building, or the Salem office, 4 Center street. Fines Imposed On Traffic Violators Several traffic violators paid fines In the Roseburg Municipal Court last week on arraignment before Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle, it was reported Satur day. The fines Included: Arthur R. Cooper. 1035 N. Jackson St., failure to stop at stop sign, $:; Francis M. Bishop, Kt. J, speeding, S15; James Carl Branton, L'muqua, nun-stop, $5; Everett E. Commlck. nonstop. $5; L. W. Rand. 935 Hamilton it., non-stop, $5; Dale E. Long, transient, speeding, $15; Donald Jay Frear, 620 S. Stephens St., speeding, $10; Elmer O. Clark, 815 Micelll St., speeding, $15. Three persons fined by Judge Riddle for operating vehicles with defective mufflers includ ed: Robert Hatcher, Roseburg, $2; Henry Alvin Gregg, Rose burg, $5, and Donald Lee Kauff man, Albany, Ore., $5. Carl E. Carlson. 67. Canvorl- vtlle, arraigned on a charge of drunkenness, was fined $23. He was placed In the city Jail In lieu of payment of the fine. Fines totalled $35 In three traf fic cases reported Saturday by justice of tne feaee 1 nomas t:. Hartfiel. He said they included: Harold W. Schweslnger, over height load, $10; Glen A. Free man, void vehicle license. $15; Walter Makslnovlch, no PUC per mit, 5iu. James A. Hooten Of Winston Dies James A. Hooten. 66. resident of the Winston section South of Roseburg for 13 years, died Sun day after a very short illness. ne was oorn aus. zii, ishi, in Coleman Co.. Texas. He was a stockman and farmer in Wyo ming, loioraao. ana tne imperial Valley, Calif., prior to movlnr to the Umpo.ua Vallev in 193j. where he has been engaged In larming ana aairying. He was an elder of the First Christian Church of Roseburg. surviving are nis widow, Irene E. Hooten; two sons, Jav and Al bert, all of Roseburg; two broth ers. Robert, Ptnon, and Line, Duncan, Ariz.: three sisters, Mrs. Jennie Lamon, Duncan, Ariz.; MOTORIST CITED After his automobile slipped on wet pavement Saturday while rounding a curve of Hlehway 42, west of Coos Junction, and plowed along a ditch for a distance of 78 feet, Calvin Edward Blrman, Roseburg, was cited for violation of the basic rule governinp speed. State Police Sgt. Lyle Harrell re ported. Four passengers In the car, Including the driver, were not injured. Back From Funeral E. S. Woodford has returned to his home in Rosebure, following a trip to Portland to attend the funeral of his mother, who died February 24. Meetlna Announced "Enlarge the Church" is the project for the Days Creek Ladies Aid group, which has announced an import ant meeting for March 2 at the home of Mrs. Wade Worthington at Canyonvllle. LOCALLY GROWN Shrubs For Landscaping Complete assortment including Magnolias, Camellias, Rhododendrons, Aialeas, Daphne, Rotoi. Alio Fruit and Shade Trees. M. LEHNE NURSERY 10 mile West or Garden Valley Road Phone 31-F-15 Rt 2, Box 292-B Mrs. G. Wicklem, Former Roseburg Resident, Dies Mrs. G. Wicklem, mother of Mrs. E. S. Woodford of Rose burg, died Wednesday, February 25. at the home of her daughter Mrs. Eleanor Lymburner, Hay ward. Wis. She made her homr wlth Mrs. Woodford for 16 years prior to going to Wisconsin and was a- member of the Roseburg Presbyterian Church. Besides Mrs. Woodford, she is survived by two granddaughters. Miss Joyce Qui ne and Mi s. Robert Davis, of Koseourg. Mrs. Nancy West, Dexter, N M and Mrs. Nettie Powell, Morentl, Ariz. Funetal services will be an nounced later by the Roseburg Funeral home upon arrival of relatives. ITCH (cabin) Is hlil.W contagious and will continue for Ufa If not itoDDcd. Its aol cause Is the ttch-mlta, which t. lmmun to ordinary treatment EXSORA kills tne ltc-h-mlte almost Instantly. Only three days EXSlHA treatment Is re quired. Fred Meyer DrufB. Hose burg Deafened People May Now Hear Clearly Science has now made It pos sible for the deafened to hear faint sounds. It is a hearing de vice and enables thousands to en iov serritHHKfliiusle and friendly companionship. Accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Associa tion. This device does not require separate battery pack, batter)' wire, case or garment to bulge or weigh you down. The tone is clear and powerful. So made that vou can adiust It yourself to suit vour hearing as your hearing -hanges. The makers of Heltone, Dent. 6 1450 West 19th St., Chicago 8, III., are so proud of their achievement that they will Tladly send free descriptive book let and explain how you may get a full demonstration of this remarkable hearing device In vour own home without risking a penny. Write Boltnne today. Paid Advertisement. Teen-Aae Meetlna Postponed I The Teen-Age Catholic Girls Club ' meeting planed lor 1 uesday i night has been postponed until . March 9. when It will meet at ! 7:30 p. m. at the E. L. Tauscher home at 1454 Riverside Drive in Laurelwood. ; ; f , f Club to .MeatThe Fast Mat rons Club, will -meet tonight at a 7:30 dessert -supptrr a) the home ; of Mrsj H H.. Turner,. 518 Main j street, with Mrs. Waiter Heroher : and Miss UIHilvi -11. strone. as-: sl.il In ipgtesses, . Members, and visiting members are inyited. . Visit it Ftleimiller Home Mr. and Mrs. John Feldmiller of Azalea had as guests over the weekend the former's two broth ers and then- wives,-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Feldmiller and Mr. and Mrs. Charies Feldmiller of Cali fornia. .'., KEN'S RHYMINDER Some say to buy insurance, Involves too much expense, But live instead- In constant dread, And call that common sense. Employees Association to Meet Oregon State Employees Asso ciation will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at the K. of P. hall. Loren White, president, and Forrest Stewart, executive secretary of the association, will be present Refreshments will be served. " Visit at Sutherland Home BUI Sutherland and Miss Mary McRae and the latter's mother, all of Bremerton, Wash., left this morning for their homes, follow ing a visit over the weekend with Mr. Sutherland's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland, on Union Avenue. Are YOU Under Insured? Call KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. . .-. Phone 398 AT THE GRANGE SUPPLY We Hove In Stock for Prompt Delivery Two 7' Self-propelled CLIPPER COMBINES One 6' CLIPPER COMBINE TRACTOR Pull ond Spring Tooth Harrow 5' ond 6' Disk Harrows Spike Tooth Harrows In 6' Sections Lime Spreaders ROSEBURG AT THE GRANGE SUPPLY Horn of Fishers Dairy and Poultry Feeds '222 Sprue St. Roseburg, Oregon Coming Wednesday MAKE ROOM IN THE OF FAME! William Powell MM ILIA KAIN1S fakes WWes reter Use" Ht. NOW. . . '. ANDREWS Vi DAISY mENiUsN t q - rW Group to Sew Members of the auxiliary to Disabled American Veterans will meet Wednesday from 2 to 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vada Anglin, 1332 Ump qua Avenue, to sew for the auxil iary bazaar and in addition will make book marks for Easter gifts for the patients at the veterans I hospital. Meeting Postponed Directors of the Lions Club will postpone , its monthly meeting from Tues-1 day to Wednesday night this , week because of the stockholders 1 meetin gof the Roseburg Country , Club, according to an announce-1 ment made by Forrest C. Losee, ; Lions Club president. j Visiting at Johnson Home Mr. and Mrs. Fuller Johnson of Roseburg spent Saturday and Sundav In Medford. where they met Mrs. Pearl Chldester, of San ta Rsrhsrs c&llf.. who arrived there by plane and accompanied, the Johnsons nome to spena sev-. eral weeks visiting them on South Pine street. Mrs. Chldester is the 1 mother of Mrs. Johnson. r I SAWDUST SLAB WOOD IN 12-16-24 AND 30 INCH LENGTHS Old Growth Fir Double Loads WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phono 658 I How To Relieve Bronchitis Onomttlaloo relieves promptly be es uss It (oes runt to the test oi the trouble to help loosen and expel form laden phiffm, ond aid nature to soothe and heal rmw, tender, tn nuned bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your dnuricUt to sell rou a bottle of Creomulsion "" the va Uerstandlng rou Diust like Us It vuickir aiiaTi the oouxh or rou ara to have your money back. CREOMULSION for CofKl,ChlfCoWi,lroiKhiml Vhy Waste Your TIRES? Balanced wheat will give you from 50 to lOOVe mora mileage . . . Unbalanced wheels pound and bounce along the road, chopping good rubber from your tires. Why suffer this needless waste when our Bear Dv-Namic Wheel Balancer will restore proper balance to the wheels of your car? The Bear Balancer will show you what your wheels are doing at every speed up to 100 mllet-an-hour. ' Com lit Today Let Ut Test Your Wheels Stephens Auto Co. fir Phono 352 DANCE WITH TEX DEATHERAGE AND HIS WESTERN RANGE RIDERS featuring Roy Hanson and His Guitaf The Best in Western Swing Music WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 Dancing from 9:00 until 1:00 Admission $1.00 per Person Remember That DATE .-March 3 KENNEDY'S DUTCH MILL South on Hiwoy 99 Coming Wednesday 4 Big Days James Cagney Geo. Raft "Each Dawn !Die" -AND- ANOTHER GREAT From fhe Pen Zane Grey Painted Desert" with George O'Brien NOW PLAYING LAUGHS! LAUGHS! . LAUGHS! LAUGHS! ." Two laugh filled hits on ONE great program. JOE E.BROWN JUDYCANOVA in "CHATTER BOX" AND : The Weaver Bros, and "Elviry" in "TUXEDO JUNCTION" . 323 N. Main Roteburg, Oregon
