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SHE LIKES HORSES Lucv Webb. thr...V.ir.aM cUur.ht'.r f
veteran horse trainer, holds no fear of a horse and for the skeptics
Mere s proot. Her favorite is a race horse, Day After, whose hoof
she is giving a cleaning. Her father, Sam, says Lucy has no use
for a doll, but she is really happy when she can curl up and sleep
in Day After's stall at Wheeling Downs near Wheeling, W. Va.
(AP wirephoto.)
Fisheries Department
Cracks Salmon Smugglers
VANCOUVER. B. C. Sept. S.
P Fisheries department offi
cials prepared to crark down on
a suspected salmon smuisling
ring operating in the Fraser
river.
Department solicitors are pre
paring a case against nine men
seized by fisheries officers. The
men allegedly caught salmon in
restricted waters above Mission
bridge, 60 miles east of here, and
ran them to open territory be
low the bridge for tale.
Seven men in four automo
biles were caught five weeks ago.
and two men in another vehicle
were nabbed this week.
No charges have been filed.
Chief Supervisor A. J. White
more said investigating officers
are looking for the "brains" be
hind the operation. He said he
would call R.C.M.P. olficers Into
the case if necessary.
Newfoundland consists of the
island of that name (42.734
square miles) and Labrador
(112.000 square miles.)
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always fresher because it is baked in Roseburg
every day.'
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Sen. George Says
U. S. Must Uphold
Britain Security
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 UP)
Senator George (D-Ga) told the
Senate Wednesday that "if
Britain goes down we'll go dow n
too in a matter of months."
George made this statement as
he opened debate on (he exten
sion of the reciprocal trades act
to give President Truman a free
hand in approving trade agree
ments abroad.
The debate got under way as
American, British and Canadian
leaders began talks at the state
department on ways to solve
Britain's financial problems.
The tariff measure is not Just
domestic issue, George argued,
but a step to solving the world's
dollar and sterling problems.
"If sterling takes a real de
cline?' George said, "even to its
actual value, it will not be the
British alone that will decline. It
will be other counrties as well."
George urged the senate to
pass the reciprocal trade bill
quickly and without change. He
is chairman of the finance com
mittee that approved the measure.
By ruling out amendments,
George made It clear the admin
istration will offer no compromise
to republican critics of the bill.
Dry, Warm Weather Still
Prevails Over Oregon
PORTLAND, Sept. ft.l.Vi
The same situation prevailed In
Oregon fields again last week:
dry, warm weather which ripen
ed crops well but continued dry
ing the ranges. .
Pastures were suffering from
drought throughout eastern Ore
gon, the weather bureau reported.
The. dry spell was hard on fall
seed beds, too.
Crops continued ripening well,
however, and the harvest of late
crops went along briskly. The
hail that fell near Portland ScdL
4 damaged some lettuce.
There are thousands of differ
ent kinds of mosquitos.
CEMETERY DEDICATED Fleet Admiral William F. Halsey, retd.,
(left) and Lieut. Cen, Robert L. Eichelberger, retd., former Eighth
army commander, pause to pay their respects to a fallen comrade
who rests in Hawaii's National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific,
following the dedication of the memorial (Sept. 21, the fourth
anniversary of VJ day. Some 12,000 military dead are buried
here. (AP wirephoto from Signal Corps.)
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ACADEMY
East Douglas ana Ramp
Road. Watch for Sign.
Horses for hire by the hour
or dy.
Horses Boarded By the Month
' Phone 16. 8 R
Thtiri., Sept. 8, 1949 The Newt-Krrlew, Roteburf , Ore. 9
Milled
presents
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platformed
for
comfort
BUrk r Brows
Call
RED CROSS SHOES
Call 100 for News-Review Classified Ads
MISSES' 24.75 COATS PRICED
LOWER THAN LAST YEAR
24.75 in July, 19.98 now. Sheen
coverts, suedes, tw.eds and
plaids. Rayon linings.
998
COMPARABLE FUR-TRIMS
COST 49.98 LAST YEAR
49.98 in July, $38 now. Sheen
COverls. Muskrat.perjianlamb,
moulon, bombay lamb trims.
38
LAST YEAR YOU PAID 1.49
FOR MISSES' RAYON SHIRTS
1.49 in July, 99e now. Rayon
shirts, woshabl., well-made.
In white, pink, aqua, maize.
99
THESE NEW FALL RAYONS
WERE 5.98 LAST SEASON
Saveupto330.Rayoncrepes,
spuns, failles. Prints, solids.
9-15, 12-20,
400
7.98 COTTON DRESSES AT
A NEW LOW PRICE NOW
7.98 in July. Quality cham.
broyt, broadcloths, ginghams.
Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20.
BOYS' BOXER SHORTS,
WERE 69e IN JANUARY!
Sanforized broad cloth
eon't shrink more than
196! Elastic waists. Sires
24-30.
7.98 BOYS' 10" HI-CUTS
FOR RUGGED OUTDOOR WEAR
7.98 in Augustl Oil-treated
grain leather uppers, oak
bend leather soles. 2Vi-i.
FULL-FASHIONED CAROL
BRENT NYLONS WERE $1
Cut over 10 since Junel
Semi-sheer X denier, 45
gauge, fall shades. 83 -1 1.
89'
WOMEN'S, GIRLS KOMET
RIB ANKLETS WERE 35c
35c in Marchl Snug ribbed-to-toe
style, flat knit soles.
Mercerizedl Sizes 8. 2 -II.
29
WOMEN'S 59c BEAU DURA
BRIEF OF SPUN-LO RAYON
15 lower than lost May!
Elastic or bond leg styles.
Pink or white in S-M-L
49C
WOOL, PART WOOL SLACKS
COST $2 MORE IN JULY!
Were 9.95. New CoMornia TTQC
styles with zipper fly in your M
choke of sis fabrics.
MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL
SHIRTS-3.29 IN JULYI
Warm heavy wt. Sanforized
flannel, softly napped inside.
Assorted bold plaidsl
298
REG. 8.98 SCULPTURED
COTTON CHENILLE SPREAD
8.98 in June! Velvety pin
point tufting resembles cord
uroy. 5 decorator shades!
6
98
PIONEER DENIM OVERALLS
AT A NEW, REDUCED PRICE
2.69 last Springl Sanforized
bartacked, rustproof hard
ware and double seamsl
2
29
244.95 DELUXE 9.5 CU. FT.
REFRIGERATOR! MANY EXTRASI
244.95 last Julyl
large freezer; Food
Freshener; Froster.
124.95 CONSOLE RADIO
& AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPH
124.95 lost Jonuoryl low Q (J
pricedl 2-band, walnut JKJ7&
veneered radio-phonol f ' jjjj"
7.95 AUTO SEAT, SWING
AND STAND COMBINATION
7.95 lost June! A 3-in-l val
ue! Swing and stand converts
to auto seat for traveling.
595
When manufacturers' prices drop, Wards pass the savings
to YOU! Here are lust a few of the hundreds of items on
which Wards already-low prices have been REDUCED I
34.95 PERSONAL PORTABLE
PLAYS INDOORS AND OUT
34.95 last July! Rich, clear
tonel Compact! Satiny
maroon plastic. ACDC.
3195
Batteries extra
1.39 BEAU DURA SLIPS
OF SPUN-LO RAYONI
Cut 20c since Mayl Circular 1 1 0
knit, adjustable straps. White, I
tearose. Sizes 32 to 44.
WOOL-LIKE RAYON SUITING
WAS 1.39, NOW REDUCED!
A famous Bur-Mil prod
uct, it was a sell-out,
at 1.89 yd. Looks
I'ke wool, washable.
1
09
11.95 M-W CIRCULATING GAS
HEATER! NOW LOWER PRICED!
11.95 last November!
Maximum heot radiation;
adjustable air shutter;
steel burners.
8
95
3.98 QUILTED MATTRESS
PAD WITH BLEACHED FILLER
Economical even of 3 98 est f
. . now exceptionally low! sr j 7
Adds life to your mot- J
tress. 54x76". ;
PETALDOWN RAYON PRINTS
NOW WARD LOWER-PRICED!
These stunning dark and
pastel prints were 79c in
August. They're hand
washable!
69c
Yard
59.50 DURASTAN 9x12 RUGS
SELECTED PATTERNS NOW
St!C last Marchl Choice
of colorful floral, 2-ton
18th century patternsl
: 4788
BOYS' HEAVY COTTON
U'SUITS, WERE 1.49
Cost 30c more in July! A Q
Rib knit cotton.. Button- I I
less seat. Knee, trunk I
length. 2-12.
34.95 CHANNEL BACK
LADY'S CHAIR REDUCED!
34.95 lost May! Coil
spring seat, padded bock.
Luxurious damask cover!
29
95
1.79 MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY
WEIGHT SWEATSHIRT
1.79 last Januaryl Full-cut, 2
ply knit cotton. All sizes In
Wards Sporting Goods Dept.
59
39.95 HAWTHORNE MODEL "50"
BIKE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
39.95 last Junel Sturdy,
streamlined, chain guord,
stond'Air-Cushion" tlresl
3495
5.98 5 -GAL. CAN VITALIZED
OIL NOW ONLY
5.98 last May! Why pay 35c
0 quart elsewhere for oil! Get
PREMIUM GRADE Vitalii-
5
49
--- 7
fTWr4.
13.25 WARDS RIVERSIDE
TIRE REDUCED TO ONLY
13.25 last June! A-real first
quality tire! Low first cost
ow cost per mile. Compare!
II95
Fed. tex extra S.00-16
4.98 EXTRA-WHITE SUPER
HOUSE PAINT IN S'S . . . -
4.98 last June! Same top
quality self-cleaning White!
Former 5.08 gallon . 4.29
13c GALVANIZED STEEL
PIPE CUT MORE THAN 15
13c lost April. Vl
tested at 1 000-lbs. pressur
per sq. Inch. Save nowl
Foot
1.95 CHROMIUM-PLATED
SINK FAUCET CUT-PRICED
1.95 lost Aprill Bran with
heavy plate. Hal or cold.
Solid flange. For Vi" pipe.
I69
5.65 WEATHERPROOF WIRE
NOW AT NEW LOW PRICEI
Was 5.65 last Aprill
8 was 3.95... now
10 was 2.95....now
459
2.49 ' I0-.
1.98 SAFETY NIGHT LATCH
NOW AT NEW LOW PRICE!
Wos 1.98 last Junel Self
locking, 5-pin tumbler. For '
doors VA -22" thick. 2 keys. .
I79
67.95 M-W SUPREME UPRIGHT
CLEANER REDUCED IN PRICE!
67.95 lost May! Revolving
beoter-brush removes more
dirt' from your rugs!
5295
8.95 AUTOMATIC IRON
LIGHTWEIGHT! WITH CORDI
8.95 last Julyl Bargain Bt y f g
new low pricel Weighs only m ssf
3 lbs. Fabric heat dial. AC.
PRICE BREAK ON 5.98
PIN-POINT CHENILLE ROBE
5 98 lost August. Dark, light ' QO
shades In pin-point baby 1
chenille. 12-20, 38-44. W