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9Z It L 0B (ijmuiiuorniD Don't be a nursemaid to a messy, antiquated furnace. Enjoy the best a MONTAG cabinet unit fully automatic and designed to relieve you of heating worries now and for years to come. There's a MONTAG unit for every size and style home. All are care - fully engineered have all the tea tures that make the name Monttg famous in Northwest home-heating. Come in today I Find out how you can have MONTAG automatic heating comfort ia your home right now Tozer's Heating & Sheet Metal Works hi ! 314 W. Cast Phone 1541 DILLARD Burglar Loots Laurance Heme By ROSA HEIMBACH Ncwi-Rcvlew Correapondent A bulgier entered the W. A. Laurance home at Dillard and escaped with S75 belonging to Mermin Ratley, who rooms there. The loot was all in silver and currency. Ratley had been saving the money for his Christ mas shopping for his parents, who live in California The house was entered while 710 one was at home. State police are invest igating the case. To Portland Hospital Shirley , Clayton, who lives alone in Dillard, was stricken with paralysis and found help less by a neighbor and taken to the Roseburg hospital for medi cal attention. It has been decided to remove him to a Portland hospital for an operation as soon as arrangements can be made. He is a brother of Elsie Clayton, well-known gardener in the Dil lard district. Suffering Blood Poisoning Mrs. Ruth Laurance is suffer ing from blood poisoning, which, it is reported, occurred from a bug bite on her face. Her condi tion is improving as well as can be expected, according to her re latives. Visiting Old Friends Rube Davidson, an old-time re- Students Advised Of . Bus Service Regulation Students living in non-high school districts who live more than turn inline frnm A srhnnl hue j lina may make application for an allotment in lieu 01 trans portation, County School Super intendent Kenneth Barneburg said. The allotment Is five cents per mile, with a maximum of $15 for any student in any one month according to the policy estab lished by the Douglas County Non-High School board. Students ere required to walk or provide their own transpor tation up to two miles. Students or parents eligible for this allowance should ask the principal of the high school they attend for application blanks, or they may be obtained at the county school superintendent's of fice. All allotment applications must be in not later than Jan. 1. FACTORY PURCHASE - Of Nationally Advertised Da-Lite Movie Screens A one-piece, self-contained unit with many features . ... Equipped ? with the Da-lite super-reflective beaded fabric . . . Screen surface .iraises and lowers on elevating rod which assures positive screen '. alignment. Automatically stops at correct picture height for either rectangular or square screens. No-Rub flat-back Octagon case ; for fabric protection. Gable roof legs for lightness plus strength. Roseburg's Leading Camera Store I) .. 'ai w . 105 S. Jackson St. Phone 331 LIMITED QUANTITIES BUY NOW AND SAVE .7 30"x40" Reg. $13.50 NOW $9.95 40"x40" Reg. $15.95 NOW $12.95 37"x50" Reg. $18.25 NOW $14.95 Ml Christmas Is coming, folks, and here at ASH CRAFT'S are clever little myrtlewood pepper mills with brass bands and handles, for your family's Christmas table. Mom will be thrilled to find It In her stocking on Christmas morn ing, and to put it' Into use right away it has tiny peppers Inside It already, Ashcraft's have open stock pieces in 1847 Rogers sllverplate, teo. A Serv-A-Set In the lovely Remembrance pat tern Includes a big fruit serving spoon, gravy ladle, and cold meat fork. These will complete a bride's set, and add a touch of luxury to a Christmas dinner-table. Here's a special at CLARK'S Jackson regular $13.95 movie $9.95. These are the famousi "Da-Lite" beaded screens, withi adjustable metal stand and case all in one. Shown set upl and ready to use, It's Just what you need for giving home movies or showing those clever cartoons you rent from Clark Santa whispered a secret in our ear, and we'll pass it along to you Clark's will offer Key stone movie cameras at a new low price, from now on, too. STUDIO, 105 S. screens for only i You'll find cookies and more cookies at CLEO'S QUALITY BAKERY hand made and baked on the spot, at 314 N. Jackson. Date-nut or chocolate cookies, brownies or brown sugar cookies, they are grand for lunches, after-school snacks, and real or play like tea parties. Betcha the kids will love them for trick-or-treat, too. Phone 981-J before eleven, Saturday morning, and ask Cleo to save a dozen or so for you. You can pick them up later, while you are shopping downtown. JOSSE'S have children's folding tables and chairs made by Durham, manufacturers of grown-up card table sets. Your child will enjoy a play table big enough to spread his things out on and sturdy enough to take a lot of wear. These are made of welded steel, enameled grey, with red or green plastic table tops and chair seats. Any child from four to twelve years old will find them a perfect fit. Josse's have children's swing rockers, too, upholstered in frieze, tapestry, or washable Duran plastic. Wooden arms are nicely finished, and tiny tots will find them safe they don't tip easily. Put one under the tree for YOUR girl or boy. Giving a Hallowe'en party? Get your party ice cream at the ICE CREAM ERY, on your way home from work, or drop in on Sunday between ' eleven in the morning and eleven at night. Take your pick from pumpkin, pistachio, pepper mint, maplenut, or rum bisque. Do you start vawn ing in the middle of the af ternoon? Your energy is at a low ebb, and what you need Is a pick-me-up coke, or hot chocolate, or even a milk shake or sundae. The Ice Creamery is conveniently lo cated close to your work, for those refreshing afternoon snacks. jg Guess what Santa Claus told us you'd find at J. V. SPORTING GOODS? Why, G.-E. appliances for your wife's Christmas stocking. There is a combination oandwlch and waf fle baker, and a waffle Iron with divided top for baking two waffles at once or one small waffle. There are all kinds of electric Irons. One Is a travel Iron that Is flat In shape and light in weight takes up almost no room In an overnight case. J. V. Sporting Goods will have coffee makers and mlxmasters, too, later on everything In the G. E. line When you're buying a boat or a pair of boots, Dad, you can buy Mom's Christmas pres ent at the same time. LESTER'S sortment of the gilt A GIFT SHOP has a brand new as religious items, from rosaries to piaques ana sta tuettes. A prec ious little white nraver honk fnr a little girl has a deli cate painting on cover and tinv crucifix inside. bride's book In mother of-pearl stamped in gold, or white or black leather-covered prayer books will answer any gift purpose. A rosary with mother-of-pearl beads and sterling sil ver chain, medals and crucifix will please a discriminating lady. One of squarish ebony beads on a sterling sil ver chain is appro- priate for a gentleman. Lovely all white nylon acetate blouses are new at LUVERNE'S. They are made with short sleeves and high round necklines, with pin tucks and lace Insertion down the front. Won derful news they are only $4.95. Wear them with suits, and tinted pearl chokers for high style. Know a ne.it trick for evening wear? A ballet or f loor.length skirt with one of Luverne's 100 nylon overblouses. These are made with pointed peplums and wide pointed collars that fold gracefully into a deep neckline. In petal pink, rose, or bright kelly green, they have three-quarter length sleeves and self-buttons. The back la neatly darted above the waist for graceful fit. Say, fellas, would you like to know your girl's hose size, glove size, sweater size, for her Christmas gift this year? Just write a letter to -Corinne, care of the News-Review. Tell Corlnne your girl's name, ad dress, and phone number (if she has a phone). We'll get the statistics for you, and we promise we won't tell her on you. Woodworking Club Formed By 4-H At Tenmile "Woodchuck Woodworkers" was the name chosen by 17 boys who met recently at the home of their leader, Mrs. Howard Gray of Ten mile, to organize a new 4-H wood working club. They also organized a cooking club and named it "The Breakfast Club." Mrs. Walter Coats showed the boys how to countersink wood screws and putty them over. She also explained the manufacture of sandpaper and told how to buy fine or coarse paper by the num bers and letters on the back. She showed the boys the work done by her grandson, Keith Chris topherson, when he was in grade school. Each member is asked to bring a squared board, one inch x 11 inches x 14 inches to the next meeting Nov. 3. Officers and members of the club include Conrad Lakey, presi dent; Sammy Long, vice presi dent; Jimmie Page, secretary; Virgil Mills, Bill Smith, Billie De R'.ishe, Donald Rynearson, Wayne Coder, R. C. Farley, Mickey Gary, Norman DeGnath, Johnnie North craft, and Johnnie DeRoss. Cooking club members made ! cocoa as their project for the day. I Hallowe'en refreshments were served by Mrs. Gray, with cook ing club members assisting. The next meeting win oe jnov. j. Cooking club officers and mem bers present included Allan Mai senbach, president; Ralph Mai-1 senbach, vice president; Mickey Gray, secretary; Bill Smith, Rob ert Walls, Royal Stevens, Nathan Mofett and Norman DeGnath. j Yule Seal Sale Chairmen Named For County Zones Christmas Seal sale chairmen for the various Douglas county communities were announced to day by Mrs. Ralph M. Church, county chairman. The list includes: Azalea and Glendale, Mrs. Vera Kemp; Cam as Valley, Mrs. Guy Moore; Days Creek, Mrs. Fritz Snyder; Can yonville, Mrs. George Binder; Dil lard, Mrs. Lawrence Hercher; Drain, Mrs. Hugh Whipple; Elk-ton-Kellogg, Mrs. Carl Grimsruil; Gardiner, Mrs. Linnle Brock mann; Glide, Miss Ada Wood. Myrtle Creek, Mrs. Harlan Kline and Mrs. Lloyd Cavaner; Oakland, Mrs. John Edwards; Reedsport, Mrs. Cody Cackler; Riddle, Mrs. Earl O. Lindquisl; Scottsburg, Mrs. Paul ADplegale; Sutherlin, Mrs. O. L. Torrey; Til ler, Mrs. Earl Wesem'in; Wilbur, Mrs. J. E. Thomas; Winchester, Mrs. G. W. Gillam; Winchester Bay, Mrs. C. C Tucker; Winston, Mrs Russell Turner; and Yon calla, Business and Professional Women's club, with Mrs, Clifford R. Emery, chairman. Mrs. Church said that Christ mas Seals are being folded and placed in envelopes now in the office of the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health associ ation at 205 Pacific building. Vol unteers willing to assist with the work at any time are asked to call at the office or phone 265-J. The seals are expected to be in the mall by Nov. 21, said Mrs. Church. Because of Increased costs of the fight against Tubercu losis and the need for bringing the chest XRay to everyone, each letter mailed out will contain at least two sheets of seals. Persons desiring additional stamps, may obtain them at the office, or at booths which will be set up at a later date, according to Mrs. Church. K. Of P. Lodges Unlet In Conferring Degrees Fourteen visitors representing Helmet lodge, Eugene, and Talis man lodge, Medford, were pres ent for the Roseburg Knights of Pythias lodge meeting here Wednesday night lh the K. of P. hall. The rank of knight was con ferred upon two esquires, with members of the three lodges par ticipating in the work. Included among the visitors were Chancellor Commander Hi ram Howard of Eugene and Har old Barney of Me'lford, and Dis trict Deputy Earl Ward of Lane county, Eugene chapter. The 31 members and guests In attendance enjoyed a chili feed at the conclusion of business. Frl., Oct. 28, 1949-Th. Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. t IN WRONG COUNTY ROGUE RIVER JF The Jackson county line ought to be bent so this town could move over into Josephine county. That's what Mayor Fred J. Dcngler says. Rogue River Is near the bor der and Grants Pass is "a far more logical trade center for this area," than Medford, the present county seat, he said. But the thing thai brought It up was a boost in taxes. The Jackson county assessor's office did it, the mayor said. "DRUNK" IS JAILED Samuel Frank Nlckols, Fresno, Calif., his been committed to the city jail for 10 days In lieu of a $20 fine on a drunk charge, upon a plea of guilty in municipal court, reported Judge Ira B. Riddle. Myrtle Grove Motel for the finest collection of Myrtlewood Novelties and Gifts. See the trees on the river! 14 ml. south on Hlway 99. Four varieties of. trout Inhabit streams and lakes of New Mexico. . SLABWOOD In 12-16 and 24 In. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phone 658 (IS &p&k Clackers Horns ... Flutes .... Party Favors Make your "Spook Party" more lively wllh those little extras that mean so much. Here are Just a few of the favors that will make your party the outstanding affair that you want. ...10o Masks : 10o A 25o ,.10o A 25o Balloon ..5o .. 250 Party Hats 5o Capitol Camera and Pen Center 230 N. Jackson Phone 1207-J Mickey Gray will act as song leader, Sammy Long as yell leader, Norman DeGnath as news reporter for both clubs. sldent of Dillard who recently moved to Sutherlin, is back visit ing his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Davidson, of his friends in the communitv. , The home of Mrs. and Mrs. Dav- and two grand children and all Idson is being modernized and Improved with new insulated shakes siding throughout the i house. Down From Eugene Mi. and Mrs. L. R. Andrus and daughter, Sharon, were down visiting from Eugene on Saturday. They were guests in the evening of Mrs. and Mrs. R. E. Thomas and Mrs. and Mrs. M R. Selby. Have Your Home Landscaped on F. H. A. Terms Trees Topped or Removed Lawn Planted Shrubs Pruning Call us for Information L. H. McPherson Rt. 2, Box 153 Phone 715-J-1 Fariss' Friday Folly RED HUNTING HATS CRUSHER TYPE A very good value at $ 1 .39 but Friday from 6 to 9 p. m. It is yours for only 78c u mited Sizes ANOTHER SPECIAL Regular 1.00 TURKEY CANDY DISH Unique utility dish of unusual popularity in frosted glass with heavy base. Useful for candy, nuts, or bouquets. You save if you purchase this between 6 and 9 p. m. Friday at only . . . 39c Each These are not the only buys that you will find here be tween 8 and 9 p. m, every Friday. Be sura to shop for other bargains during these hours. Kluver Radio Service open 'til 9 for your eonvenlence. Store No. 2 Next to Wally'i Phone 1371-R Open Every Night Til 8 p.m. and Till 9 p.m. on Friday At Modern Furniture Co. ... NO DOWN PAYMENT ON REFRIGERATORS C OF COURSE, KELVWATOR. ) j QjS A BETTER. BVYljf J laj"- . I AND-- ' l IMA&ME! A 8i5 ) .irgcgTS .. A WITHIN THE j Imagine! Kclvinator gives you far more food space than ever before I Worlds of shelf space for general storagel Big "Across-Tlie-Top'; Frown Food Chest holds 50 pounds of packaged frozen foods and ice cubes! Plenty of ire cubes . .'. four big, new quick-rcleaae ice trays! Two 10-quart sliding crisperst Bonus Cold Space ... Refrigerated Fruit Freshener keeps a big supply of fruits, a case of soft drinks deli ciously cold! Kelvinator's famous sealed-in-steel Polarsphere. Tops for dependable oper. ation! Big Value . . Small Cost MODEL X-R The ideal refrigerator for the smaller family . . . 7 cu. ft. capacity gives plenty of storage space in less floor space and the price if easy on the bud get. 25-lb. freezer chest holds a full week's sup ply of meats and frozen foads. 12-quart vege table crisper keeps fruits and vegetables farm fresh for days. All the famous Kelvinator fea tures ore included in this low cost refrigerator. NO DOWN PAYMENT $209.95 Free Delivery Liberal Trade-ins 222 W. Oak Phone 348
