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BEST BUYS OF '51
Clearance Sale
SUITS AND
TOPCOATS
The Toggery
Bill and Hardy
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I Animals Ktpt In Swank'
Zont Draw Jail Term
VICTORIA, B. C. -CP)-Spry,
1 74, year-old Robert Jackson, who
drives both a horse and a Cadillac
; he prefers the horse has
started serving a uiree-aay j a i
sentence for keeping two horses,
two goats, two calves and a pig on
his property in the swank Rock
land avenue district here.
In city police court he elected
to spend three days in jail rather
than pay I $15 fine after pleading
guilty to a charge of harboring
animals. In violation of the city
health by-law. His neighbors had
also objected to the manure pile.
Jackson immediately ordered his
lawyers to start legal action
against Magistrate H. C. Hall,
City Prosecutor James Proud
foot, the city of Victoria and Po
lice Chief John Blackstock for "il
legal detention."
The elderly equestrian arrived
at the courthouse on horseback
followed by a big, shaggy dog.
Jackson was wearing jodhpurs,
riding boots and a tartan shirt.
When he decided to take the jail
sentence, friends took his horse and
dog home.
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contagious and will
continue (or Ufa if
Dot atopped 1U toll
cam Is tht Itch mite which U im
muni to ordinary treatment. EXSURA
kills the Itch-mite almost lnitantly.
Only three days' BXSORA treatment
U required
FRED MEYER DRUGS, ROSEIURG
Mail orders given prompt attention
Charge Of Being
Agnostic Denied
By Mrs. Roosevelt
PARIS m Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt disclaims any inten
tion of having expressed a dis
belief in immortality or of being
an agnostic.
She made her statements In com
menting on an article in Tidings,
weeky newspaper for the Los Ang
eles Catholic archdiocese. Arch
bishop J. Francis A. Mclntyre
of Los Angeles challenged her fit
ness to head the United Nations
commission on human rights. The
diocesan newspaper said Mrs.
Roosevelt "apparently does not ac
knowledge God."
Mrs. Roosevelt's original re
marks were made in a radio pro
gram. (CBS "This I Believe").
She added, however, "I do be
exactly what I said on that broad
cast. It was a short program."
She aded, however, I do be
lieve in immortality, but I haven't
been able to decide exactly what
form it might take. There are so
many possibilities. For example,
there is a question in my mind
whether we will appear physically
as we appear now. It seems un
necessary to try to decide the
exact form that immortality will
take. We won't be able to change
it and we must accept it. And we
must meet it with courage and do
our best."
Two beavers can build a dam
18 feet long and 6 feet wide in
three weeks.
ROSEBURG, ORECON
PHONE 3-5553
OPEN SAT. NITE TILL 8 P. M.
GIVE
HARDWARE
Useful, Practical Gifts
At Wards Low Prices
' 9 A.U to 5:30 P.M.
- REGULAR 42.95 BENCH SAW
Light-duty 34.88 8" Wad.
Special reduced price for Christmas. Hand knob
easily raises and lowers crosscut, rip and miter
blade. Table tilts to 45. Steel extensions enlarge
tcble to 20x14'. Removable saw table Insert.
CROSSCUT
HAND SAW
2.95
2-gauge taper-ground
saw. Steel blade, pol
ished finish. 26' long,
8 points per in. Weath
erproof finish handle.
WOOD SCREW
ASSORTMENT
1.29
Approximately 200-pc
assortment. Sizes 4 x V
to 12 x Vi'. Rust-resistant
finish, in partitioned
dear plastic box.
GIFT -BOXED HAND TOOLS
1.79 to 7.95
Here are gifts he'll really appreciate. A fine group
of Wards top-quality hand tools especially select
ed for Christmas and attractively packed In gift
boxes. They're made from the finest materials and
they're all low in price high in value. Make your
selections now from Wards complete line.
SMALL PARTS
CABINET
2.25
Slack 4 or 5 . high In
home, office, workshop.
Sectioned drawers for
nuts, bolts, sewing needs.
Sturdy steel construction.
REG. 36.95
ELEC. DRILL
31.97
Ideal Christmas gift
low in price. Powerful
'capacity. Heavy-duty
g.ar-type chuck. No
load speed 450 RPM.
3M0E
Vernon Leonard Stationed
On Destroyer USS McNair
Vernon K. Leonard, fire control
man third class, USNR, 547 S. Pine
St., Roseburg, Ore., a member
of the crew of the Navy destroyer
USS McNair, DD679. left here to
day for the return down the Mis
sissippi to the Gulf of Mexico.
The ship is stationed at Pensa
cola, Fla., where she is an escort
vessel for the aircraft carrier Mon
terey. The McNair arrived at New
Orleans Friday and Leonard had
the weekend to visit that historic
old city.
Bride Of Three Weeks
Robs Blind Husband
EVANKTON Til in A hrM.
of IhreA wppIck airnafwl nf .mh.,.
sling $4,000 from her blind, war
veteran nusoana in rnoemx. Am.,
was seized by police Saturday.
The DoWpa ftaiH thA unmnn Mr.
Joan Brokus Larson, 24, told them
sue came lo tne Chicago area to
"sauare" an alleged nrevinn. thft
and that she still loves and wants
10 reiurn 10 ner nusbnd.
Huber Kelsh rhlpf nf HatrfMiu,..
said she had only $249 in her pos
session, but had bought, an auto-
xnoDiie.
Her husband, John Larson. S5,
lost his night in th hnltia tn C!
pan in the South Pacific. He told
puuee ne married tne 210-pound,
five foot seven inch woman in
Yuma. Ariz.. Nov. 15 after riu.
day courtship. She was then sing-
"g in a t-iiurcn group.
The name of Rin its la Plain in
South America, means River' of
Silver.
Toil Aids More
Nervous Women
Than Bridge Play
LOS ANGELES UP) A Call
fornia diagnostician ia convinced
that more nervous women are cre
ated over the bridge table than
over the wash tub.
The nervous woman of today Is
a product of the machine age and
is frustrated and confused by its
speed, competition and complex
ity. Dr. Earl O. G. Schmitt of San
Jose, tain., .told the American
Medical association here.
He pictured her as "a scared
and lonely individual in need of a
friend" and requiring sympathy
more than medical treatment. A
good medicine, he said, is work.
There are live kinds of ner
vous women. Dr. Schmitt said.
These are:
1. Those 65 or over.
2. Women in the menopause.
3. The young matron.
4. The recently married woman
whose husband may be in serv
ice.
5. The "missed by marriage
women."
A surprisingly large number of
these women are "unhappy and
worried about matters of sex,"
Dr. Schmitt said. This situation is
made worse, he added, by the
fart that manv rinrlnra np0lfrt the
subject or are incapable of giving j
usetul advice about It.
Klns.y Report No Help
The flood of current books and
articles about sex are evidence of
the wide uncertainty and confu
sion, he said. The much-discussed
Kinsey report, though it may be
well-intentioned, likely will not
help the confused woman and may
even have "a very damaging ef
fect on the proper understanding!
of sex problems and on the dignity
of sex in the lives of many other-,
wise sane-minded women." I
One cause of frustration, Dr. 1
Schmitt said, is due to inability 1
to keep up with some other person
in doing work. Sometimes this
other person ia the husband whol
has a great capacity for work.
Woe?.. Doc. 12, mi Tin New Review, Roseto Ore. t
Outclassed, the woman becomes
frustrated.
What many of these women
need, the diagnostician said, is a
doctor to whom they can tell their
entire story and be sure of getting
a sympathetic hearing.
Work Good Medicine
One drawback to this, he added.
Is that males, Including doctors
themselves, have much to learn
about nervous women.
Work is good medicine, he said.
"I have a firm conviction that
more nervous women are created
over the bridge table than over
the wash tub."
These women should be encour
aged to find something or some
one on whom they can trust and
believe. Man would do better if
they returned to religion, he said.
Two Thieving Tellers
Placed On Probation
PORTLAND I Federal
Judge Claude McColloch put Dar-
rel A. Thomason, former teller of
the West Eugene branch of the
First National bank, on probation
for five years. Thomason had been
indicted on a charge of stealing
'2000 from the bank.
Also on probation, but for three
years, was Jon H. Butler, Milwau
kie, charged with embezzling 15,.
500 from the Portland branch of
the Pacific First Federal Savings
and Loan association where he was
teller.
Ailing Cobbler's Work
Done By Competitors
UPLAND, Caif. UP) Remem
ber th e fairy talo about the little
shoemaker who woke up to find
all his work done by friendly elves?
We, it happened here to Joe
Horvath.
Joe was busy at his cobber's
bench when he collapsed of a heart
attack and had to be taken to a
hospital. He left a large pile of
shoes to be mended.
When Joe's wife arrived at the
shop the next morning she found
all the shoes neatly repaired.
Elves? Nope. A group of other
cobblers led by Taz Cochran, a
competitor who runs a shop down
the street, had pitched in to help
Joe out. And they plan to keep
on working for Joe until he gets
well.
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LADIES OF ROSEBURG and vicinity, for your
wonderful response to our 20th Anniversary
and Pre-Christmas Sale. There are still many
items left on Sale for your selection at Vi price.
May we suggest the following merchandise for your Christmas gifts.
"A gift from The Style Shop is always appreciated." We gift wrap.
HOSIERY
She will love the famous
Larkwaod 3 V long wear
ing hose, also the Clear
Spun Hosiery. All popular
shades. Priced from $1.00
to $1.95.
COATS
A good Coat makes a
wonderful gift. We have
both cloth and fur trim
med coats to choose from
at attractive prices.
LINGERIE
Beautiful gowns, slips,
panties In nylon and ray
on. Always a wanted
gift. Gift priced!
What
than
plain
she'll
year.
ROBES
It a nicer Gift for a Lady
a lovely robe. We have
and quilted styes in colors
love. Get her a Robe this
DRESSES
A nice dress is a very practical
gift and is always appreciated.
We have a wide selection to
choose from at reasonable prices.
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HOUSE COATS
She wants a nice housecoat this
year. They're so easy to wear and
dressy too, We have a nice selec
tion to choose from and all bud
get priced.
Mr
M HATS
Our hats set the style. A hat to
give her a new lift in life. This
year select her a hat that shows
her personality off to perfection.
SUITS
An Ideal gift for eny woman. Our
selection is one of the best and
they are priced to fit any Christ
mas Shopping purse.
SWEATERS
A warm practical dressy gift. Can
be worn so many different ways.
Our selection is complete and
here you will find the sweater that
she wants.
MEN!
Let us help you with your Christ
mas shopping. We Gift Wrap.
The Style Shop
139 N. JACKSON
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Serving Roseburg and Douglas
County for over 20 years with
distinctive fashions at reason
able prices.
BLOUSES
Sheer, practical and dressy
blouses is the gift that she would
like because they can be worn
with so many different suits and
skirts. See our blouses in both
nylon and rayon. Select hers at a
very low price.