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' Answer to Previous Puzzle rzr I IUI6UI IJILI&IPiei pM0A 1 3 Ant 30 Deep valleys 43 Canadian 16 Queen 32 Cupolas province (ab.) Victoria (ab.) 34 It is found in 44 Driving It Associates command 20 Fencing 35 Cringe ' 47 Barrier positions 40 Seed covering 49 Propel a boat 23 Nullify 41 Be borne 81 Chinese river 25 German prince 42 Units 53Beholdl i i i FTTTTT" 55 W W ' J ?r 3 h" S P B 8" " E" ST" JT jp$5 a sr r H 11 111 Tbr MODEST MAIDENS Tnfcaut SliUfW U. L hurt 0xa 3 . ( he' "ME wT MANHATTAN ' FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer 1-3-1 By Chie Young J f if i -wi HEARTBREAK AT THE CIRCUS This little girl will have to wait until she can earn 75 cents before she can buy a circus souvenir from vender. She was one of several thousand grade school youngsters attending Shrine club-Polack Bros, circus Wednesday, (Staff picture) Canyonville By MRS. H. M. ANDERSON . The Past President's parley o( the American Legion auxiliary will hold a seven o'clock dinner meeting Wednesday evening, Sept. 26, at the home of Mrs. Guy Mc Gee on the Canyonville-Days Creek road. Water restrictions are again in effect until further notice after being lifted last week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phillips were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sines in Winches ter. Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oaks were Mrs. Oaks brothcr-in-lnw and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christ, of Chico, Calif. Mrs. Rose Smith of Eugene visited at the Charles E. Wil liams home Tuesday. Clarance Hartley, Ralph Little, Clifford Kent, Huron Clough,, Guy MGee, Dick Rasmussen and Gor don Clark represented South Ump qua lodge, 72, A. F. and A. M., at the centennial for Mason din ner meeting in Roseburg Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Winney and daughter, Shirley, of Eureka, Calif., called on Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cloud last week. Mrs. Chris Daniels and three children of Roseburg spent the veekend at their home here. Mrs. Daniels is teaching in the Junior high school in Roseburg, Anne is attending Junior high, Dick is at tending Benson school and David is attending a nursery school. The Canyonville volunteer fire department assisted the Douglas Forest Protective association in fighting fires last week. The first was a brush fire on the property of Robert E. Lee. The other was a forest fire near Alpine lodge. Charles Puckctt left this week to attend SOCE at Ashland. He was graduated from Canyonville high school In 1950. Mr. and Mrs I. N. Gray were Sunday visitors at the Stuart Wil liams home at Tiller. Mrs. Fannie Griffin of Rio Dell, RADIO SERVICINd Hansen's Radio Servlco. Sutherlln. Radio Doctors. Phono 3-7454. Fr Pickup and Delivery. PLUMBING Morrli Plumbing and Heating 95-97 Porrott St., Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co., 517 South Stephens. Phone 3-5377. JOHNSON PLUMBING St SUPPLY US W. Douslai Ph. 3-6131 Horrli Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 Souih Stephens. Phone 3-8173. Coen Supply Co. Phono 3-4461. Terp's Plumbing. Phono 3-7266. HEATING R. Rltzmon Heating Co. Hot Water and Steam Oil Burners. 1 703 Brown. Phono 3-8267. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1 600 N Stephens Phono 3-7303 AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Phono 3-4301 602 Winchester DuFresne Electric. Phono 3-5222. A-1 Electric Co. (Formerly Aco Elec). Phono 3 8355 2023 Myrtle Avo. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE 1. E. Newberry's Woshing Machine Service. I 02 W, Commercial Ave nue. Phono 3-3591. Washing Machine Service, Kuity'i Ap plianco Repair, 510 N. Jockson. Phono 3-3091. DECORATORS Polntlno and Paper Hanging" H. td'WwxV' Wood Phono 3-4240 Calif., visited last week at the C. J. Falconer home. - Friends of Mrs. D. W. Gill will be interested to know that her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olson, of Beltrami, Minn., ob served their 56th wedding anniver sary on Aug. 25. They are both reported to be in good health. Mrs. Ed Throne of Azalea called on Mrs. Victor Shaw Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hoffee and son, Bill, spent several days last week on the coast fishing and visit ing relatives. i Mrs. W. I. Worrall and daugh ter, Evangeline, of Roseburg spent the weekend at their home here. Mrs. Worrall is teaching nt the Green school and Evangeline is attending Senior high sellout in Roseburg. v Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cherwink of Waukesha, Wis., visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cherwink last week. From here they went to Alameda, Calif., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Shedd, formerly of Canyonville, re cently announced the birth of a son, Gregory Allen, Sept. 3. He weighed seven pounds, six ounces. VEPiLkC IN UN VINO W AIOTQk a Lightly used cars which we HtAR A - Mm rtK ABLE V usitiess FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equloment Co., 220 N Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3 7134 AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES ELLIS AUTO SALES Crosley Sales & Service 109 Chestnut St. Ph. 3-7103 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Soles and Service Rentals Fast, Dependable Service Ken's Office Equip. 631 South Stephens. Pti. I-34J6 Excavating Road Building Carry-Alli T-ortor Shovels BulldoMrt. Hour or Cor.tw 200 $. Pine Ph. 3-7534 IF.E M0RTFNSEN, INC. CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Clocks Concrete Building Block Chrystalite Tile Plant 3-3322 3750 N. Stephens Frl., Sept. 21, 1951 The Newi-Revlew, Restburej, Ore. 13 Mr. Miller was a former graduate of the local high school, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cloud at tended the Rose-Davis wedding in Sulherlin Sunday. Miss Rose is a niece of Mrs. Cloud's. Advice On Farm Income Increase Given By Jackman The percentage of population in the three Pacific coast states is exactly the same as the agricul tural income California 72 per cent, Washington 17 percent, and Oregon 11 percent according to E. R. Jackman, Oregon State college agriculturist. Jackman, speaking before the Roseburg Kiwanis club Tuesday noon, pointedout means where Oregon could increase its farm income, and thus support a larger population. These means include greater productivity on smaller acreages, brought about by irrigation and use of fertilizer and by planting On Her(v It Peach Pic (LjkDairy Queen t-r ccki -nt uai SHIMMVNC.W 1 CANT SEEM r-JC W-UST MY WIFft " 1 I ass. b i ?smsmu& msjom mew Directory CLEANING Fine Rugs, Furniture, Autos UPHOLSTERING Repairs Remodeling CUSTOM MADE Export Furniture Cloanors Phono 3-3191 Free Pickup and Delivery Free Estimates RUBBER STAMPS MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP Printing Bank Suppllei M M PRINTERS 504 N. Jaekion Roseburg, Ore. HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refrigeration, Household Applioneo Servlco 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 112E.Com St. Phono 3-6353 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, ond Framua Mill and Mother Phono 3- '14 ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Bladlnn Offl-e 634 5 Mflrt Telephone 3-6183 Free Estimate "Bill" UHtiter LAWN GRADING Free Lawn Estimates Phone 3-7544 or Evenings 'Phone 3 6437411 Pacific BMg GARDEN VALLEY NURSERY and LoVlscopir)Co. Frank Denton Ray KnQs crops which are mors productive per acre. In the past much land has been devoted to hay and grain, and this same land will bring greater revenue by planting of berries and truck garden crops, be said. Production of seed is becoming one of the most important phases of Oregon farming. Today there is not one seed store in the United States which does not handle some Oregon seeds, Jackman stated. Efforts of the experiment sta tion at Corvallis have been to in terest more farmers in seed pro duction, because Oregon soils are especially adapted to this purpose. ' The only way to increase pop ulation in Oregon is to create more wealth from the land. Jack nrm contended. The farm income circulates about 7V4 times, through the various trade channels before becoming dormant, he stated, LEM'S MUSIC REPAIR SHOP Frse pickup and dellvsry In town. All Work GuarantMtf'. 435 Booth St., Miller'. Addition Phono 3-8310 Looks Good 1 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 904 S. Stephens Ph. 3-5596 It's Cheaper To Build With Concrete) Coll Us For... Pre-Mixed Concrete Sewer Pipe Culvert Pipe Drain Tile Equipment Rentals Pre-Mix Concrete, Inc. 449 East Second Avenue S DIAL 3-4248 ClBISEtaSflrlil!?! "Individualized Floors ot Beautility" lRii oinlin Carpeting Rubber rile it Aiph'lt Til Formic fop f Venetian Blind FREE ESTIMATES Open 9:30 to 6;30 FLOOR COVESING 222 West Oak Phone 3-4337
