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Meet Sprinklin' Sambo You've got o thrill woiting for you wKen you use "Sprinklin' Sambo" on your lawn. Novel! Thorough sprinkling! See htm today at Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 316 Mill St. Phone 1242-R Society UNIT TO HOLD MEETING FRIDAY Winston Home' Extension unit will hold an all-day meeting Fri day beginning at ten o'clock in the morning with a potluck lunch con at noon. Those attending are asked to bring one covered dish, salad or dessert and table service. The program on "Care of the Skin," will be in charge of Mrs. Corinne McTaggart. Those attend ing are asked to bring two bath towels, two safety pins and two small containers for cosmetics All women of the community are in vited. EVERGREEN GRANGE TO MEET AT POTLUCK Evergreen Grange will meet at a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper rrinay evening at the hall. The regular business session will be held at eight-thirty o'clock. All ..members are requested to be present. 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Buy ReW if you have plastic curlers fj25 DILUXI with 2 tiiei provisional plottic turltri $2.35 pricu p'wi fox Elephant, Tiger Obey Woman Boss ' 3 1 HARRIET BEATTY All wild animals fear fire, but Harriet Beatty has conquered the ferocio sness of a Royal Bengal tiger and a giant elephant and has taught them to perform together, and she even went a step further by making the tiger jump through a flaming hoop. Mrs. Beatty, the wife of Clyde Beatty, the greatest wild animal trainer of all time, has quickly won for herself recognition as the world's outstanding woman wild animal trainer. Both she and her fcariess husband are top features in the huge Clyde Beatty Circus, coming to Roscburg June S for afternoon and night performances, west on the Garden Valley road. In the same great circular arena in which Clyde Beatty presents 28 ferocious, man-eating lions at one time, Harriet Beatty presents her display which is the only act of the kind in the world. -The unprecedented sight of the Garbogt Men At Issut For Royal Show Butt-In BEBINGTON. England. May 23 tJPi Bebington't town council tonight takes up the future of Sid ney Cooper, the garbage collector who was fired for shring a lime light intended only for Queen Elizabeth. The queen passed through this town of 40.000 on May S, enroute to launch the aircraft carrier Ark Royal. Cooper's bright orange gar bage wagon followed the Mon arch's motorcade for more than a mile. Cheers from the crowd brought bows of acknowledgement from three other garbage collec tors on the back of the wagon. The town health committee fired Cooper, 46-year-old father of eight and a garbage man for 17 years. He appealed attaint the dismissal which also deprived him of pension rights. Cooper admitted he had wined the Queen's parade but said he took no bows. He said he wasn't responsible for what the men be hind-him did. They were suspended from work for a week. The local branch of the labor party said it would aske the Queen herself to intercede if Cooper's dis missal was upheld by the council. Wtd May 24, 1930 -Tin Ntwi-Rtvltw, Roitburg. Ore. f Ideal Dog Serves As Blood Bank For Canine Lives SANTA BARBARA, Calif., -tP) Whenever the Goleta pet hospital here needs blood to save a dog's life, the call goes out for "Mr. Chips," the canine version of the ! mobile blood bank. Dr. Velma F. McDermott, oper ator of the hospital, says she has quite a list of canine anemia pa tients and auto accident victims aided by the blood of Mr. Chips. Mr. Chips, a homeless golden retriever, walks quietly into the operating room.sniffs reassuringly at the sick or injured dog, then lies patiently on the table to do nate his blood. The retriever found his career quite by chance. His former owr ers turned him over to the humane society because they couldn't keep him. When Dr. McDermott needed a dog to give a transfusion, she selected Mr. Chips because he is gentle well trained and healthy. Neuropsychiatric Hospital At Van Nuys, VA Plan two ferocious enemies being mas. tered by a slightly built woman brings gasps of surprise daily from the thousands of circus patrons in the stands. The tiger riding in a howdah on the elephant s back, ' a presentation never before exhib ited to circus audiences anywhere in the. world. The two wild animal displays head a long list of 1950 spanglcland features in store for circus pa trans. Others include four of Span glcland's most outstanding attrac tions. A whole herd of performing ele phants; companies of educated horses and tiny Shetland ponies; groups of trained and educated canines, zebras, and monkeys, and almost countless ring and track displays, will be additional things in store. Performances will be given at 2:30 and 8 p.m. WASHINGTON (fl") The Veter ans administration says it will build a 1,000-bed neuropsychiatric hospital at Van Nuys, Calif. Veterans Administrator Carl R. Gray Jr., said the hospital will be built on the site of the soon-to-be-demolished Birmingham veter ans general hospital. Gray said the new hospital will have facilities for out-patient treat ment of paralyzed veterans who are patients of Birmingham gen eral and who have ...lablished homes in the surrounding area of the San rernando valley. Gray's announcement said work on clearing the site will be started as soon as Birmingham's patients can be moved to the 1,600 -bed naval hospital at Long Beach Calif., which the Veterans admin- itun will take over t June I NUTRI-TONIC de PERMANENT CHAPMAN PHARMACY 103 N. Jackson Phone 269 WEST MELROSE CLUB ENJOYS MEETING West Melrose club held a meet ing at the home of Mrs. Jennings Gravcning, May 18. Dessert-luncheon was served to Mrs. Howard Kaiser, Mrs. Eli Sanders, Mrs. William Byron, Mrs. Earl Seely, Mrs. Ed Moon, Mrs. I. J. James and the hostess. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Eli Sanders with Mrs. I. J. James as hostess. D. OF U.V. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT Florence N'kghtingale tent 'No. 15, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet Friday night at seven-thirty o'clock at the K. of P. hall. All members are urged to be present. SPRING FESTIVAL TO BE EVENT OF FRIDAY Riverside school will present its spring festival at eight o'clock Fri day mgnt at the scnooinouse on the blacktop. All of the children of the school will participate. Fall From Hotel Fire Escape Kills Woman v -PORTLAND, May 22 lP) A woman tumbled to her death from a hotel fire escape last night try ing to enter her locked room. Police said Mrs. Peggy Wilburn, about 50, fell about 20 feet. 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