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r () , I MSday, Ocf. lJ 1930 The NevMe-Review, Rosebursj, Orsi. s o o o 0 o D 1.- Y ' v ... of?" ftt BERGH'S Servile) 0 APPLIANCE 1200 S. Stephen jftj AT THIS ONE LOW PRICE! W 1 lU- 54 P(. Service (or S 39.9S j-j . TUDOI PUTt I UTTER DISH t.SO Vela ( JjjJl ANH-TARNISH CHEST 7.00 Vehje j 7.00 Vehje i Special Introductory Price $7095 ft MfW Few YOU SAVE $13.50 4N4AMZNG VMllH Thrilling new silverplate loveliness... thrifty new low price! Choose yours now for the special intro ductory savings? Set includes: 16 Teaspoons. 8 Oval Soup Spoons, Knives, 8 Forks. 8 Salad Forks, 2 Srrun Spoons, I Butter Knife. I Sugar Spoon, 1 Cold Meat Fork, I Pierced Dessert Server. Lay-Away a Set Today For Her Christmas Gift o v-riM; : " Q - -.V: ' . -irtmjt r- o Advisory Council To Dittoss Farm Labor Problems A mecliaj of Governor Douglas McKay's firm advisory council of the State Unemployment Compen sation commission trill be held in Portland on Monday, Oct. 16, to discusi national and state seasonal farm labor problem!. Truman Chase of Eugene, coun cil chairman and the governor's representative re 1 1 e National Farm Labor conference held re cently in Washington. D. C, will report on national development! Other speakers will include Tom l.assson McC'all of the governor's staff and Joseph D. Wilson, farm labor supervisor. Reports on seasonal farm Ubur supply and demand in all areas of i the stale will be made by council .""51 ?Pend7eC,on,mif. H ChindKreri STRICKEN' WITH POLIO Pamela, left end Nicki. Laurence, of Molalla, J. J. Fisher of (ires-! children of Mr. end Mrs. Bert Laurence end grandchildren of Mrs. ham. Am non Grire of .Salem, 11. Mercy Duell of Dillerd, ere in the tuqene hospital, recoverinq from G. Hohwiesner of Salem, D. F. an attack of infantile liarailuiit Catwatti.ua at e.as,l A P as mss at 1 as wi NUndZoedrTCK: Nc .iel" ' f,h"V"' '' "f T of Medford, Henry Semon of Klam- :y'- But because of eerly diagnosis end treatment, she is re ath Falls and E. C. Ziegler of Hood tpondinq very satisfactorily. Four-year-old Nickie was stricken River. one week later with neck end back perelyiia. He elso is reported Because of increasing demands ' doing nicely. Fortunately for both youngsters their parents car ried polio insurance. I hey reportedly have been receiving ex cellent cere. for workers in industry and Hade, farm labor problems in 19S1 may be more serious than during the season just passing, when short ages of seasonal help became more numerous. The meeting will be at the Portland hotel, starting at t.30 Monday evening. PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG Special Agent Office 711 J Res. 871 J 111 West Oak WOOL PRICI RICORD , LEGION AUXILIARY ' MEETS OCT. 4 SYDNEY t.P A new Aos- WITH MRS. YOUNG tialian record price of 21K pence (Australian) (SI 94) a pound for j I'mpqua unit No. 18 American greasy wool was set Thursday at j Legion auxiliary met Ocl. 4 at 8 the Sydney auctions.. P m. at 118 South Kane St.. with . ,. , , . ; i Mrs. Louise Young in charge. The transaction involved six hales about 18.000 pounds of i A membership contest is now tin extra superfine ewes wool. It was - der way, with Mrs. F.diih Mar the first sale of the day. Later transactions brought lesser prices. nUDf MASKS I pt ONROA ITD atPENNEYS THE STORE THAT THRIFT BUILT PENCO SHEETS 81x108 2.59 ON SALE SATURDAY 3:30 P.M. LIMIT 2 PER CUSTOMER shall, first vice-president, member ship chairman and the two team captains are Mrs. Martha Mer chant. World War I and Mrs. Rose Dauber, World War 11. The evening sewing chairmen. Mrs. Louise Young and Mrs. Jane Stephens, announced a need for woolen pieces to be used for hobby horse heads. Stuffed cuddle toys are also being made by this group. These toys are used in the Child Welfare Christmas bas kets. Mrs. Betty Moore, chairman of the auxiliary sponsored magazine sale announred this drive will continue for one more week. Mrs. Nelle I'lrich, department chairman hospital worker for the Roseburg Veterans hospital an nounces an indoctrination course will be held Oct. 19 and 20. 7tS0 p. n. in the Recreation building. All auxiliary members wishing to be come hospital workers and those wishing to take the indoctrination a 5a in are asked to be present. A Halloween dance will be held at the Veterans Hospital Recrea tion building the evening of Oct. 2a. This dance will be sponsored by the Eugene unit. The next meeting o( Ttmpqua unit will be held Oct. 18. All mem bers are requested to appear in full masquerade costume. M r . Jane Stephens is program chair man for this meeting. Mrs. Louise Young, president, and Miss Edna Mae Updike, sec retary, will journey to Portland. Oct. 26 for the annual two day presidents and secretaries conference. r s.4sV - ?" LUCILLE BALL KNOWS ft, 1-,' IT f o ...fi.. You cant mab a bad CMpofMU JC tTra1 orMfamnn rofffe in M.J. B. Choir- riri arip4ic with ih fin l flavor and fragrance ohtainablc. BlpnleI tftgctlier tlicy are in nich prr fpcl flavor ha I nee that ynu ran lrcu M.J.B fttrong, ruiltj, in-IiPlvtcrn arul gr perfect reulu every lime. M.J.B Hoet not roat all of it coffee bean at once, "Individual bean roanting" tiring out the niaiimum flavor of every rare, rich bean in the luxury blend. And highr! poMihle vacuum lorlm in every bit of thi preciouH ;ofdnew anil extra fljxnr until it reacben your cup. o. LI C?LI.K HAl.I, co-etarrinj in I'aramiMinl's "'any rants,' color by Terhnirolor - eSo jocc( we guarantee you'll like it Lilburn A. Jobct Celebrates W$ 94Hi Birthday o 0 f Pubity, $oion -iaV. Yr . s. . u , 1 , -is. f i PAIS -C-Sen. Kilwia C. Sedfast but cheerful, I.ilburn A.tjohnson (DColo) said hereof slan Jote rtjevbrated hi Wth birthday der suit filed against him in Rome Tuesday, Oct 10. at the Roseburg by meoie director Roberto Rosse saaitanum, 6M Court St., where lini was just a publicity stunt Vnllregonian. Job. was of?ou 1 ' born in Hillsboro. whate he lived. k.k.l . bout M years. The greater !.. i j u" ."' . 1 .. part of his life, however, has been 1 1 ... ,h. Vi"" , K ! Lpent the Days freek area. RomtTh e It. IZ ,t RT Friend, .here hv. showered him ' .".Tjohns'o nca'. ed h ISS" with congratelatiou on his latest r-i in lh. nr...i "7, journalists at 1 cocktail party in mniversary. Mrs. Leland J. Knox of 221 Port o Correction A. an.r es-paarae' in Nieliee's ast versama.t y.itare'.y. The error was ..N.H.J 0.M D.schute. Pete tees .. . JO-Lkf y.Mt l.i .." Tka cerr.cr pritVls as feJLtrti 25 ''M''i 69c '"! Rome Tuesday, his land Ave., Medford. who is closest relative, visits him often! DI.TU D-,u. ..,,,. and sees to his welfare. ! DiATrl DRIVER ACCUSED Jobe has been a patient at thei RUNNERS KKgRY, Idaho sanitarium since May 27, 19.SO al-; (.TP) Grover Wade of Tror, Mont., most five months under the care was charged Thursday with invoi' of Dr. A. B. Munroe. He is af- untary manslaughter in connexion with the death Wednesday night of railroad worker Harold R. Blowers of Spokane, a brakeman for the Great North ern railway, was struck by an fectionately known as "grand pappy" to the people fcho com prise the sanitarium family, ac cording lo H. D. Mathews, owner of the institution. Sanitarium attendants say that automobile and killed. they do not urge Mr Jobe te talk Blowers was acting ai a flag any more then necessary because i man at rail highwav crossing it is difficult for him and they feel when he was struck, Sheriff Roy that it taxes his strength. Boehm said. He identified Wade He stays in bed almost con stantly although he does sit in chair when he feels like it, Mrs. Mathews reports. -Shop and Save- WITH-: -Classified Ads- SSSStf as the driver of Ihe ear which struck Blowers. la Yetir Watch SatisfecttwyF Yw satiitoction is our business. W. make watch., keep time. Al) watch repairs 0"Oro"eed. itJL , . aiid ust Who! MOLASSES NIW QUICK-MIX IICIPI ALL-BPAN MUFFINS No rmmlnf, no euit-beat.nr one eaij mixing thU Kellogg -quick wyl I cvp Kvllosg't Vi too) mK Alt-lfon Vi P Nw cwpi mill, Orloant Moloatoe I ewe fttJ flour 1 99 1 lo.on 3 taolaiooont bsoking pw4r iH ihorttning Vi loatooon Vi euo toodloit baking t4m roliln 1. Combine All-Bran and milk In mixing bowl. 2. 61ft tocethrr flour, baking powder, soda and salt Into tamo bowl. Add molsMcs. egg. shortening, raisins, SUr only umU combined. S. Fill grrasrd muffin pans i full, or for pan broad sprvad In greased x pan. Bake In prrht-atrd modk-ratWy hot oven 400P. 20 to 2& minutes. 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