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TWO NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1948 LI . . PIANOS aldwln, Wurlltier, Gulbransen Otl't Plana Dept. at Lund'a Radio store Phone 1118-j Uniirr nnmtxT ' ; .- the narrow skirt two-piece pven drive's neatest cut. The top in a Roman stripe sliccr wool dyed and designed expressly for Carlyc. Steel buttons. Dark wool ikirt. Lasting quality. Sizes 7 to 15. i Carlye, St. Louis ROSEBURG 2.15 N. Jarkson Atr Conditioned Stor f fl ' ,J NORTHWESTERN TURttY SHOW Registered Willamette Valley Bred Romneys from Imported rami. Choir selections now available. Oak mead Farm. Newberg, OreRon I Of the major U. S. clllea Wash ington with 11.6 peraona for every theater aeat, Chicago with 10.5 peraona per theater eat and New York with 10.3 have the amall et of theater aeata per unit of population. ' The national parka of Canada had their beginning In 1R85 when 10 aquare mllea around the hot mineral aprlnga at Banff. Alberta, were reserved for public use. CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST Dr. E. W. Carter 129i N. Jackson St (Over Rexall Drug Store) Hour 9 A.M. B P.M. (Evenings by Appointment) S P ' " IT'S A HIT ! "You Call Everybody Darlin'" Andrews Sisters Jock Smith Jerry Woyne Al Trace IT'S A HIT ! "It's Magic" Dick Hovmes Doris Day Tony Mortin "Ramblin' Rose" Perry Coma "Blue Shadows" Bing Crosby Vaughn Monroe Sons of the Pioneers 3 The place to go for all the Latest Hits Radio Record Shop im junr 1 iX E - I "a. Plttum bjr Photo Lab BUNYANS AT CENTENNIAL Rotaburg'f Paul Bunyant initi atad fhrea govarnort and rhraw 25 turkayt to h crowd during Ortgon City'i Cantannial cali bration Saturday. Uppar pictura showi Governors C. A. Robins of Idaho, Earl Warran of Cali fornia and John Hall of Oregon, after having received their Bun yan axes from Secretary of State Earl Newbry, a former Bunyan initiate. The Bunyans in the picture are: (back row) Don Cum, Tom Pargater and Wayne Crooch; (bottom row) Bill Pyle, L. B. Hick., Bleite Claska (honorary member from Eugene), Bud Tosier and Al Mc Bee. The second picture shows the Bunyan's float, number 42 in the Saturday morning parade, when the turkeys were released, advertising the Northwestern Turkey Show in December. On the float are Crooch, Tosier (with his head obscured by a turkey), Pyle, Gum, Hicks, Perg eter and McBae. The third pic ture shows a small boy scramb ling for possession of turkey. Both white, broadbreasted tur keys and bronze turkeys were thrown to the crowd. Each had a tag which read, "Feed me, make me grow, 'bring me back to the Northwestern Turkey Show Dec. o to 10 at Rose burg." Other Bunyans who par ticipated but not eppearing in the pictures were Abe Bean, acting Bull of the Woods in place of Jack Josse; Bob Lay tell, keeper of the conse quences, Bill Millhollen and Sid rrednckion. Telephones Office 1170 Residence 495-L My Happiness'' Ella Fitzgerald John Lourenz Morlin Sister nnrn Ik v , ir';--1 Flood Control Work On Smith River Reported REEDSPORT The C. T. Mai com Company of Portland has a bulldozer and drag line equip ment working on various Smith River farms doing flood control work for the U. S. engineers. A tide box Is being installed on the Ronald Wiley ranch to replace one washed out during the freshets of last winter. Other ranrhPK heino' U'nrtroH nn oca those belonging to C. M. Daw- son ana nis son, Mrs. Mane! Kennedy, and the Walter Pyritz ranch. Smith River farmers are find ing, in most cases, that their aDDle rmn Is a mmnlota fallnr The only apparent reason for this condition were the the con tinued heavy rain during most of the spring. Trust Your Watch ... to us for expert re pairs. No make baffles us ... no Job Is too big or too amall. Low prices. 3 TO 4 DAY SERVICE Roseburg Jewelry 246 N. Jackson M e-f . . Wfv CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN AUGUST Refreshment on the Job Today's Trend in Industry somre won authojtt or nn cockcou cofnt it Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Roseburf I Chance of Death I In Traffic Greater In Dry Weather Drivers who think summer road and weather conditions make it safe to speed up are worxing on a tneory not born out by the facts, Secretary of State Newbry warns. "Summer driving is less haz ardous than winter driving, of course." Newbry said. "But what motorists tend to forget is the in creased chance of death In any accident, due to higher speeds and heavier traffic." The Secretary blames much of the state's recent large death toll on high speeds induced by good roads and weather. In a survey of accident figures, he points out that the chance of death in any accident Is more than twice as great in clear weather as in rain. Similiarly, the chance for death is greater on a dry high way than on wet, snowy, or ley roads. "A moment's thought will show that this apparently un usual experience is due to slow er driving speeds under the ad verse conditions." Newbry de clared. "The chance for death drops as speed drops. If we gave heavy traffic the same considera tion as a driving hazard we give to rain or snow, our summer fatality rate would be cut in half." The first chairs were symbols of authority and hence usually were. In effect, thrones. FROZEN FOWL Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys also Rabbit Eviscerated and New York dressed . . reody for the pan For Retailers and Restaurant Trade Northwest Poultry and Dairy Products 500 W. Lane Phone 210 rC-S-l-A- AT ROSEBURG JEWELERS 246 N. Jackson Only 1 07 Shopping Days Til Christmas . FOR . J jpfljytfA ..BULBS MUST BE Am' M eopr!y! Vitora, tat eaUu plsas fceA WU espplr roar bulbs with til oi iat tltaMts nqiini freai tk soil for Urgtr Mooat, lapntrf la oler taa' csrrit4 ea stronger aru Fm4 balbi srkta yo aliai. to aI tarn 4ntlo ia tuouu uu root growth. 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