From where I sit ..Jy Joe Marsh
Two Heads Are Better
Than One (Or None)
I yet kirk oat of baying staff
down at the hardware store. And
I always ask for a little, advice from
one of the two brothers who run it,
because I know beforehand eiactlj
what the answer will be.
Like when I needed a new gar
den hose. "Henry," I aays, "how
about this new plastic hose is it
really as good as rubber? " " Well,"
he says, "I'm inclined to think it
is but you'd better ask Tom."
I found Tom in buck and asks
him the same question. "Well,"
says Tom, "in my opinion it is
but you'd better ask Henry." "I
already have," I says, "and when
you two cautious old codgers agree
I'd bet my life on the decision."
From where I sit, your own opin
Ion is worth a lot bat so's the
other fellow's. That's why I keea
saying, over and over, let's be tol
erant of the other person's point
of view whether it's on polities or
farming or whether you like milk
shakes and he prefers a temperate
glass of beer,
Copyright, 1949, United Stalet Brcwtn Foundation
Discarded 'Buttons' Prove Gold Coins;
Old House Also Yields $40,000 Cache
CHICAGO, Mav 26 (.?
Mrs. Lucille Schader last week
threw away a jar containing $300
in Mexican gold coins from her
father's house in Duquoin,
Wednesday she was dazed by
news that tenants to whom she
had rented the house had found
an estimated $40,000 worth of
Jewels, oil ant rail stocks, and gov
ernment bonds while redecorat
ing. Mrs. Schader said a Duquoin at
torney, Clarence Kimmel, had
given her the news. She gave this
account.
Her father, Michael Bradley. 53.
a coal miner, died March 28. She
went to Duquoin subsequently to
tidy up his house preparatory to
renting it. She found a jar con
taining "buttons" and threw it out
without examination.
Neighbors noticed the bottle.
The bank identified the "buttons"
as Mexican coins, and they were
placed in escrow.
The house was rented to Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy Schadle of Duquoin.
They started to redecorate the din
ing room and found a box in a
hole beneath the wallpaper. The
box contained jewels belonging to
Mrs. Schader's grandparents along
with the bonds and stocks.
So now Mrs. Schader, who lives
in Chicago, is going again to Du
quoin. .
Destroyed Chimes Will Be
Replaced At University
SEATTLE, Mav 26 (.
Melodic chimes will ring again at
the University of Washington.
After fire Tuesday destroyed
the historic chimes tower and its
bells, university authorities dis
closed that plans already had been
firepared to install modern chimes
n the new administration build
ing. In contrast to the 15,000-pound
chimes which had rung In the old
tower since 1911, the new ones will
be about the size of "teacups," said
Dean Herbert Condon. They will
have a magnavox amplifier.
George Bailey, blind chimes
ringer for 32 years, will have to
take lessons for the new ones.
Soldiers Play At Quick Draw; One Meets Death
placed under arrest but a formal
KYOTO, Japan, Mav 26 i.Ti
Pvts. Anderson Bryant Jr. and
Donald Cornelison passed each
other going on and off duty at the
provost marshal's office.
Playfully each grabbed for his
pistol in true Western bad man
style. They repeated the perform
ance several times, trying to see
who was quicker on the draw.
Cornelison's pistol went off.
Bryant fell dead.
An army spokesman said Cor
nelison. of Rome, Ga was over
come with grief. He was not
investigation was started.
Tragedy Hits 2 Boys
While Flying Kite
NEW YORK. Mav 25. P
Atop a five-story building, Rubin
Thur., May 26, 1949 Tha News-Review, Ronburg, Ore. 9
Uhinas, 15. was trying to get a
new kite into the air yesterday.
His eyes fixed on the kite, he
walked backward towards the
roofs edge.
From a nearby rooftop, Anthony
Martin, 17, saw the danger, He
tried to leap a 10-foot alrshaft
to stop Ubinas. The shaft was too
wide. Martin didn't make the
other side.
Simultaneously, the two boys
piungea to tne ground. Ubinas
Kiiiea,
was
in critical
hospital.
Martin was reported
condition today at a
A. F. Walter Krem, M. 0.
Physician and Surgeon
U.S. National Bank Annex
Room 217
Office Phone: 1500
Res.: Hotel Rose Phone 622
Office hours: Mon. Thru Sat.
WALIPAPER
200 Patterns
1t te $1.80
P9t Lumbar t Fuel
16 E. 2nd Ava. 3.
Phone 242
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You'll Want To Hear
HERB TYLER
YOUTH FOR CHRIST
Pacific Northwest Regional Director
Song Leader ond Special Speaker
Herb attended the World Congress of Evangelism held
at Beatenberg, Switzerland, last August, and then trav.
eled into 12 countries on the continent, including the
three western zones of Germany. He has recently re
turned from an extensive tour of Alaska.
Presbyterian Community Church
(Across from High School)
Sunday Afternoon, May 29, 2:30 P. M.,
Oakland, Oregon
Joe Brill, Upstate Region Director
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HURRY! HURRY!
Miller's End-of-The-Month sale now in progress . . . Just
a few days to take advantage of really unusual savings.
Remember to use your charge aceount . . . quantities are
limited in some departments so do hurry for a wider
choice in the items you need. All departments every
floor has many outstanding buys so if the items you want
are not listed here do come to Miller's during the re
mainder of this month (just a few days) and stock up
at outstanding savings. Doors open 9:30 a.m.
NOW IN
PROGRESS
MEN'S SWIM SUITS
Just arrived ... a limited number of men's
top quality swim suits. Your choice of color
and style. Sizes 32 through 42. (Remember
Roseburg's swimming pool opens this
weekend). Regular 1.95
Main Floor
9c
T SHIRTS
Every male needs more of these cool and
handsome shirts. Men's white cotton kn
T-Shirts. Not all sizes so hurry for best selec
tion. Just -
Main Floor
49c
CRIB BLANKETS
... by Nashua. Fine quality crib blankets
36"x50", 88 rayon, 12 wool. Blue
and pink with inch .wide matching or con
trasting satin binding. Buy several at this
low price , . , regularly 4.50
Downstairs Store
2.9
VOILE
Yards and yards of fine voile in pastels, flo
rals and subdued tones. Remember to buy
enough for all your sewing needs. Were 1 .29.
Now just -YARD
Main Floor
79c
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Many styles but broken sizes. Remember
we offer scientific X-ray fitting. Regularly
7.95 and 8.95. Now just
Shoes Main Floor
3.99
FAMOUS RAYON
PRINT DRESSES
Lovely dresses in the latest styles and
one group only at this price. Sizes 12
through 44 ond some half sizes. Regu
larly 29.50 and 39.95. We want to clear
our stocks 'though these .were just un
packed
14.98
Second Floor of Fashions
TAILORED TWEED SUITS
Like tweed? You'll love these famous
ladies' suits and even more when you
see how they've been reduced for this
cleorance. Sizes 9 through 20. Were
44.00 now just
Second Floor of Fashions
24.99
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Famous name pajamas in stripe's and pat
terns. All sizes. First come, first served.
Selling out for just
Main Floor
2.89
DRESS SHIRTS
Famous brand dress shirts in sizes 14Vi
to 17. Formerly priced to 4.45. Stock up
ot this record-breaking price. End-Of-The-
Month price
Main Floor
1.99
BOYS' PANTS
Boys' summer weight pants in the belted
style. Some with zippers. Your choice of
tan and blue. Buy now for summer wear or
for school next fall. Sizes 4 to 8. Were 4.00
Main Floor
1.48
SPUN RAYON
Washable, of course. In floral pattern only.
Regularly 1.29 yard now just YARD
Main Floor
79c
WOMEN'S
WHITE PLAY SHOES
' 5.49
AAA to B widths. Buy now for hot weathe
ahead. You II want several pair at this
price, r-ncea just
Shoes Main Floor
LESS THAN HALF PRICE
Carole King, Jo Collins and Trudy Hall
brands ladies' dresses in rayons, prints,
linens, taffeta, gabardine. A style you'll
want and sizes 9 to 44. Better hurry for
first selection. Formerly 22.95 , . . out
they go for just
10.98
Miller's Second Floor of Fashions
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
Only 26. These shirts were originally prlc- J L
ed 2.95 and 3.95. Assorted colors but not I t J
all sizes. End-Of-The-Month price . 1
Main Floor
LADIES' HOSE
Famous brands in ladies' hosiery. Some ir
regulars, all sizes. Hurry, girls, they won't
last long. Regularly 1 .65. Now just
Main Floor
88c
BOtS' SPORT SHIRTS
A large assortment of children's shirts in
plain and plaids. Stock up now for the
summer. All washable and color fast. Sizes
2 to 12. Were 2.50 to 3.98 each
Main Floor
1.48
PLAID RAYONS
Now reduced to a fraction of the former
price. Gay plaids in 44" width. Regularly
1 .69. Now just
.. YARD
Main Floor
97c
WOMEN'S
BLACK CALF PUMPS
6.95
With the famous Red Cross brand. Buy
several pair and save through May only
Shoes Main Floor
HALF SIZE DRESSES
Here are real bargains! These dresses by
Martha Manning, Georgianno, Little
Ladv Mvnette nomes you know and
trust. In ainqham, spun rayon, cord, voile
and shantung. AM brand new and the lat
est styles. Sizes 122 through ZA'2. Wer
14.95. Now reduced to just
Second Floor
5 8.95
WHERE ALL DOUGLAS COUNTY SHOPS and SAVES
MEN'S DRESS BELTS
A large assortment but not all sizes. During our end of
the month sale these dress belts are HALF PRICE. Why
not buy several for gifts?,. ...... .... . . ..:H.
Main Floor
HAND TOWELS
Four washable woven cloth towels per pack
age. Use for home utility. Regularly 69c
package. Now just
WASH CLOTHS
Package of four, regularly 49c
Downstairs Store
49c
29c
80 SQUARE PERCALES
Sew and save and hove fun doing it! Prints
florals, checks and stripes. Regularly priced
to 69c. Now on sale
Main Floor
39c
LADIES' SHOES
Spectator type shoes which were regularly
12.95 are now just
Shoes Main Floor
8.95
HALF PRICE
Several odd lots of women's dress shoes. Broken sires.
These are not shoddy, they are tag ends and odd lots wt
wish to clear.
LADIES' SUITS
Nationally advertised gabardine, crept
and faille suits in the snazziest styles.
An outstanding bargain because these
were tagged at 50.00. Sizes 9 through
20. Look at this price
Second Floor of Fashions
29.95
Top Quality at Nearly Half Price
Here are ladies' suits by Lily Ann, Nar-
dis and Junior Deb in these materials:
Botany wools, failles, gabardines,
sharkskin and crepe. Sizes 9 through
20 ond look at this reduction in price.
Were 69.95. Now
Second Floor Please
39.99
Items placed on your charge account
billed until June 1.
now are not