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o I WALLPAPERS. Wise buyers look for the Imperial silver label that layi the finest in wallpapers. Guaranteed to with stand room exposure without fad ing and to clean satisfactorily when instructions are followed. Robert A. Jones Heads Chamber Robert A. Jones of the Jones In surance Agency is the new presi dent of the Myrtle ('reek chamber of commerce, the Myrtle Creek Mail reports. Jones was elected to the office at the chamber's annual banquet March 2 at the Odd Fellows hall. Other officers of the organization elected at the meeting were: Ken- ineth Winston, secretary; E. M. Briner, vice-president; Paul W. I Frentress, treasurer; Roland Lent and John Eckwall, directors for three-year terms; Robert Kelly and Cal A. Palo, directors for t w o year terms, and Marion Kusler, di rector for one year term. Guest speakers at the annual dinner were Myrtle Creek School Superintendent M. C. Deller and Roseburg chamber of commerce President George Luoma. WCYAE FURNISHINGS 70-Year-Old Won't Appeal Draft Notice DICKINSON, N. D. UP) Mike J. Frank of Belfield who will he 70 in May of this year, has re ceived notice from the Stark county draft board that he is in cjass 1-A in the draft. He does not plan to appeal the classification. He just hopes he is drafted before spring farm work starts. The pinon pine tree is the state tree of New Mexico. PERSONALIZED SERVICE FOR THE HOME FOR LENT BAKED BEANS luy Them At The DELICATESSEN In the Sanitary Market Grand Jury To Review RFC Influence Inquiry WASHINGTON (Pi -Some developments in the sensational Re construction Finance corporation inlluence inquiry are booked for review before a federal grand jury. Object: to seek out possible law violations. The Justice department an nounced last night that the grand jury wlil begin its work here Mon day. The announcement came just one day after the investigating sen ate banking subcommittee re quested such action. Grange Confers Degrees On Two Third and fourth degree obliga tions were conferred upon Dee and Juanita Atterbury by Fred Brauninger at the Fair Oaks Grange meeting Tuesday at the Grange hall. Master Orville Smith presided. Mrs. Jean Smith, home econom ics chairman announced the next H. E. club meeting will be March 16, with Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher and Mrs. Mabel Crouse as host esses. Mrs. Maggie Francis re ported the chicken dinner given by the Grange members at "Dinah's Shack" Feb. 24 was very success ful. Lecturer Mrs. Herbert Hibbard presented a program on taxes. A skit on making out income tax reports was given by Dee Atter bury and Ardeil Ix)erts and one on "Superiority" by Evelyn and Henry Frotscher. Readings included "Taxes" by Fred Brauninger and "These Cannot Be Taxed" by Les ter Harrison. Mrs. Hibbard e x plained a few objectives of t h e Grange youth program. Miss Lu- This Easter... for less! BOYS' RAYON GABARDINE SUITS 15.75 Long wearing heavy-weight rayon gabardine that s crease resistant and looks like wool. Double breasted. Brown, blue. 10-20. If LAY AWAY $1.00 Holds Til Easter $1.00 holds "til Easter. For thrift and values Penney's have the most complete selection of boy's clothes in Roseburg. Choose now from our large selection for your son's complete Easter wardrobe. BOYS' WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Soft lustrous broadcloth that gives worlds of wear and it's sanforized for lasting fit. Sizes 6to16- $1.98 RAYON SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVES In new soft colors that are so pleasing to the eye. They're washable, too. Sizes 6 to 16. $1.98 Jr. Boys' rayon gabardine suits. Rayon gabar dine that's crease resistant. Sizes 4 to 8. $10.90 BOYS' RAYON SPORT COATS 9.90 Wonderful rayon sheen gab ardine in rich deep tone maroon, green. Fully lined. Sizes. 10-20. r BOYS' HEAVY RAYON SLACKS 3.98 Heavyweight rayon gabar dine in these slick slacks . . . man but it wears well! They're crease-resistant and cut in the continuous waist0 model. Gray, tan, brown, blue. 8-16. Jr. sites 3-6. 02.8. BOYS' READY TIED TIES Bright new patterns that are ideal to set off your boy's new suit. 0fy 39c Penney's assume complete responsibility for the proper fitting of your child's feet. A complete selection of oxfords and shoes in pleasing style's that they'll be proud to wear. Sizes to 6. $5,50 ' Q RADIO PROGRAMS ICRNR 1490 kc. 1240 kc. KRXL TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1181 00 Cotfe Club Cipcrs New It Mtuic :4.V-RU Shine MBS 00 Hemingway MBS Brkfiit Gang MBS Som of Pioneer on Cecil Brown MBS :15 Newa MBS :: Haven of nt MBS 00 Over the Colt Cup Thu Rhythmic Age Man About Town Hecordi 00 Newt MBS Tello-Test MBS Ban 00 Lad tea Fair MBS :3V- New MBS 10 Qui n for a Day MBS OO World Newa .,V-Munc In Modern Moo4 ;o Man on the Street :43 Local Newa 5.1 Market Report! OO Jack Kirk wood MBS :.TO Standard School :0O Tutie-O 30 Hollywood ITS. A. AH It'a Requested TO School Show AS Good Newt Program ;0O Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS :15 Hemingway MBS :'M Home maker Club 45 Sam Ilayea MBS 00 Straight Arrow MBS ;to Sky King MBS 55 Bobby Bemon MBS ;()0 Gabriel Heatter MBS : 15 World of Sport 10 Brighter Side 45 Sam Have MBS 55 Bill Henry MBS 00 Sleepy time Tales :13 Chuck wagon Jamboree :."K Melody Time 00 Song of Liberty MBS :i0 Hardy Family 00 News MBS 15 Fulton Lewis Jr MBS :tO Flying Time :4S Personality Time 55 Five Minute Final MBS ool Love A Mystery MBS :15 Music You Want :45 Mysterious Traveler MBS :15 Muiic 25 News Nltecap :30 Sign Off ella'PIeuard wti ippointed youth program chairman. Ward Cochram injured recently in a fall was reported improved. After Grange Mrs. Lee Williams and Mrs. Fred Brauninger served refreshments to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frotscher, and Evelyn; Mr and Mrs. Fred Brauninger, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Atterbury, Ardell Loerts. Mrs. Dora Hamilton, Mrs. Nellie Petter son, Miss Luella Pleuard, Mrs. Mag TltKSDAY, MARCH IS, 1 1:00 Rarly Btrda 6:tS Newa Headline :0 Karly Birds S:ao Jack Guthrie 45 First Edition New 700 Sunny Side Up 7:15 Alarm Clock .Ctuh 7 55 Savings Bonds Show goo World nw 8:15 Red Nichols ;;iO Tops In Pep 9:00 Modern Home 0:15 Say It With Muite 8:30 World-Wide News 9:45 Top O' The Mornin' 10:00 Sumet and Vine 10:15 Sugar N' Spice 10::tO It I'avs To Listen 11:00 Evelyn Tynrr 11:15 Hawaiian He hoe 11:30 Scat h-Myrl 11 .45 Sunset Trio 12:001 Minute of Prayer 12:01 Variety Time 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:;0 Mid Day News 12:45 Market Report 12:50 Alvino Rey 1:00 KH XL Open House 2:00 Socially Speaking 2:05 Melodv Matinee 2:30 Man With A Baton 3:00 Capsule Concert 3:15 Lullahv In Rhythm 3:25 Today' Menu 3:.'l0 News Summary 3:35 Phonoquest 4:30 Once Upon A Time 4:45 Sleepy Joe S-OO Four Knighta 5:15 Blue Barron 5:30 Musical Cocktails 5:55 Under the Capitol Dome 6:00 Sport Spotlit 8:15 Lamplighters 8:30 Modern Newa 6:45 Music America Loves 7:00 Square Dance 7:30 Moods In Muslo 7:45 News 8:00 Calling All Citirena 8:15 Eddie Lemar Show 8:30 News 8:35 U. P. Commentary 8:40 Franzelle Quintet 8:45 Music for Reminiscing 9:15 To Be Announced 945 Harmony Shop. 10:00 Modern Melody Hour 10:30 Hot Off the Record 11:00 Headlines of Tomorrow 11:05 Hot Off the, Record 11:30 Sign Off Mob., March 12, 1951 Tht Newt-Rsvisw, Roseburg, Ore. 5 gie Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Har rison, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hib bard, and Vonie. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cracroft. Potluck dinner will be held at the next Grange meeting March 32. Hostesses will be Mrs. Francis Mrs. Cracroft and Mrs. Smith. Members are asked to bring their own table service. THE RAINBOW CAFE "d ttalulMWl will be CLOSED STARTING MARCH 15 WATCH FOR RE-OPENING DATE! JR. BOYS' 2 TONE CASUAL SUITS 4.98 Fully rayon lined eoaf with handsome check front and 0 lolid color back, collar, and tleeves. Belted boxer style rayon gabardine slacks. Blue, brown, green. Sixes 4.8. at Penney's Q , . c DIAL 3-7248 STORE HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 Fred Meyer Spring Days Sale TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Regular 17.95 16" Grass Queen LAWN MOWER iAZZ Rubber Tires-Wood Handle Grass Catcher 1.79 Reg. 1 .20 Rubber Sink Mat 89c Reg. 75c Rubber Sink Mat 59c Reg. 59c Rubber Stove Mat 44c Reg. 795 Duralux Coffeemaker 3 Reg. 2 for 5c Lead Pencils 1 2 for 19c Regular 10c Regular 10c St. Dennis or Ransom GLASS GLASS Ivory Cups Bowls Heat Heat Proof weach Proof I each COLD REMEDIES Anishisr 55c, 98c and 1.98 F.M. Cositol Cough Syrrup 98c F.M. White Pine & Tar 49c Vicks Vapo Rub 33c and 73c Musrerole 59c and 99c Bromo Quinine 39c and 69c Away Cold Tablets 23c and 45c Reg. 19c Worthy Aspirin' 9c 60c Value Regular 27e SUN GOLD Heart of the Valley Tumblers R.S.R. Cherries of6n 33C Tin 2 5 fofjLOO Fred Meyer mUjackto O Df E)CiDE) in d Carl's Coffee Club Capers (6-6:30 a.m.) gives early morninc, listeners wake-up music, time signals, a roundup of overnight news and farm fare each Monday thru Satur day. Carl Arndt handles pots and pans and gives out dawn chatter. Good listening while that first cup of coffee is brewing. Second cup to be sipped comes at 9 in the morning when Faith DeBernardi and Lyle Fenner talk over house hold hints, shoppingjiuides and up coming trends of sorts that affect housewives. Christine Harding scatter pins causing mild flurry around the county. In just three days time some 90 letter1! arrived at station calling for the pins. Exciting chap ters of Second Spring heard each morning Monday thru Friday at 10:30 a.m. Wonder if that major problem posed by plot can ever be solved! Most work around a radio seems to stop when Second Spring hits the airway. By the way, recent survey shows that majority o f women find some solution to their own problems by listening to- the serials men too, apparently sta tion still beseiged by calls from the over-anxious who want to hear sneak prevues of things to come the following day. One of best ways to relax during evening hours is to tune on a good Mutual mystery. Cisco Kid to night at 7:30 finds the modern coun terparts of Don Quixote and San cho riding into Chicken Creek to battle a couple of scoundrels try ine; to do in a rich man. At 8 to night George Valentine goes after a crazed killer who leaves too many clues on "Let George Do It." It's often been said that there's no such thing as a good sustaining program but Mutual's "1 Love A Mystery," written by Carleton E. Morse keeps the 10 p.m. audience gripping their antennas. Dillard ' By ROSA HEINBACH The Dillard school faculty and students have reached a record in the flu epidemic that seems to be sweeping the country. One hundred and thirty children were absent on one particular day with four teachers on the sick list. Mrs. Ethel Chase, first grade teacher, was taken to the hospital Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Bndenner, Marvin Covey and Mrs. Chrystal l'ompella Wil son were numbered among the sick. Mrs. Frank Drew, who has been substituting, was also on the sick list. Members of the Dillard Women's society are requested to come to the next regular meeting March J5, equipped with cleaning equipment for a "clean up" day at the church Men are invited to come and help the cause along. Mrs. Alton Rice of Willis Creek, accompanied her daughter, M r s. Charles Hughes of Green to Ash land, where Mrs. Hughes is re ceiving medical treatments. They plan to remain In Ashland indef- ' inttely. Mrs. Sadie Sheridan, who has been recuperating from a linger ing illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rice is now located at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Rice Sr. The sheep raisers in the Dillard community are disturbed over the extensive killing of the young sheep I by stray dogs this seasno. Mr. and Mrs. Bert T.atirance and son, Nickie, left early Wednesday for Portland where the former is re ceiving medical treatments. A new 30-40 foot burner hai been installed this week at the Andnis, Buell and Manske sawmill in Dil lard. Melvin Brittain has been confined to his home the past week with a severe cold. He is recuperating satisfactorily. BRUSH MAN ! 5 I , IN SKIRTS! W0(IW j l lUCttll DM ll J' 111 BALL- ALBERT .M&i III COLWatUk Mcruet iSMr ' STARTS WEDNfcilMY I . iiviaiTiiV III Hill lIV I IP I Ml "11 THE CHAMP in nr A- T' CHUMP! S ' r 1 ft . ' : ... ... Now Playing mm '' f. liH WH Hill fflA -injali PWUH neeQ.LJL Im Hriiwoe4. Ir. 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