14 : The Newt-Review, Roieburg, 0r. Mon.," Moy 19, 1952
EDEN LADIES AID TO
HAVE TUESDAY MEETING
'The Eden Ladies Aid will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Emily Hargcsheimer.
-.All members are invited to at
tend. . .
A'LTRUSA CLUB PLANS
MEETING FOR TONIGHT
The Altrusa Club will meet to
night at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Arlene Myers In Garden Valley.
i.A.11 members are invited to at
Rummer Play School
r ,9:30-11:30
Monday Through Friday
: Starting June 9
r $2.50 per Week
Call Mrs. Bernard Soar
Phone 3-7365
1 1110 N. Jackson St.
INTER SE STUDY CLUB
MEETS AT ULRICH HOME
The Inter Se Study Club met
at the home of Mrs. John Ulrich
in Riversdale, Tuesday for a 1:15
dessert-luncheon.
The program was given by Mrs.
Holden McTaggart who showed
lovely and interesting colored
slides of the trip which she and
Mr. McTaggart recently took
through the southern states to
Fiorina and back.
Members present for the after
noon were: Mrs. Theo Bond, Mrs.
Paul Elliot, Mrs. Charles Stark,
Mrs. Earl V. Wilev, Mrs. Bruce
Mellis, Mrs. E. S. Hall Mrs.
George Churchill, Mrs. Harold
Nichols, Mrs. Paul Geddes and the
hostess, Mrs. John Ulrich.
Inter Se plans a polluck dinner
for Friday, May 23, at the home
of Mrs. Earl Wiley. All members
and their husbands are invited.
ROSEBURG CHORAL GROUP
TO MEET THIS EVENING
The Roscburg Choral Society
will meet this evening at 7:30
p.m. at the Junior High School.
All those interested in singing
are Invited to attend.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN f
REVOLUTION TO MEET
will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at
Umpqua Chupter of the DAR
the home of Mrs. E. B. Stewart
on Riverside Drive in Laurelwood.
Music." Mrs. L. F. Nielsen is in
charge.
The program will be "American
All members are Invited to at
tend.
KEYSTONE EVENING CIRCLE
TO MEET THIS EVENING
Keystone Evening Circle will
meet tonight for a 7:30 p.m. dessert-supper
at the home of Mrs.
George L. Singleton at 204 Moore
Street. Hostess chairmen will be
Miss Esther Brown, Miss Ailene
Inlow, Mrs. C. H. Friday and Mrs.
Robert Dorscy.
Members are cordially invited.
CAMP FIRE GROUPS HAVE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON PICNIC
The Ihaha Camp Fire group of
Winston and the Aowakiya CF of
Roseburg enjoyed a picnic Sun
day at Umpqua Park.
Games of baseball and hide and
seek were played by the girls pre
ceding a marshmallow roast by
the fireplace.
The '52 birthday project, "De
sign for Friendship," was discuss
ed and praised by the members.
NOTICE . CEMETERY MONUMENTS
Our truck will be in Roseburg and other Douglas County points Wed.
; May 28th, with Memorials for Decoration Day. Give your order to
2 Frank Church, 1630 N. Stephens, by Friday, May 23rd to get it on
I this load.
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Fine MONUMENTS Since 1898
1630 North Stephens
Roseburg, Oregon
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FORSYTHE GUILD HAS
THURSDAY MEETING
The Forsythe Guild of the .First
Presbyterian Church held a reg
ular meeting Thursday evening
at the home of Orlena Slattery.
Alta Simonson was - co-hostess.
Lovely bouquets of tulips were
used about the rooms.
Mrs. Paula Anderson, president,
conducted the meeting. Beulah
Roach led the devotions.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilchrist pre
sented a play "Great Posses
sions" in which the following took
part: Verna Carothers, Esther
Campbell, Ina Farnsworth, Vera
Fredcrickson, Luella Whitehead
and Elizabeth Gilchrist.
Delicious refreshments were
served to the following members
Paula Anderson, Esther Campbell
Luella Cunningham, Ethel Heca
thorn, KeDa Hartley, Esther Seim
ers, Beulah Roach, Gertrude
Rast, Lois Pinkcrton, lone Schaef-
fer, Edna Humphrey, Verna Ca
rothers, Ina Farnsworth, Mildred
Csnningham, Luella Whitehead,
Florence Tozier, Vera Frederick
son, Elizabeth Gilchrist, Mabel
Agce, Betty Roach and Delberta
Simonson.
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GOLD STAR MOTHERS TO
MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Roseburg Chapter of the
Gold Star Mothers will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Noyer, 706
E. Douglas St.
All members are cordially in
vited to attend.
FS CLUB TO MEET AT
LENOX HOME TOMORROW
FS Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Ella Lenox Tuesday, May
20, for a 1:30 p.m. dessert-lunch-con.
All members are urged to attend.
J0SSE
s
AND SELLING OUT TO THE BARE WALLS BY
BLOC AU
OM
EVERYDAY AT 2 P.M. SHARP and
Again in the evening at 7:30. Continues da ily at 2 p.m. to 4:30 and 7:30 to 10 p.
m. until all is sold out completely including fixtures. $150,000 inventory consisting
of fine carpets and rugs, living room suites, bedroom suites and appliances. All nat
ionally famous brands have been committed for the purpose of absolute liquidation at
public auction, piece by piece, or in lots to suit the buyers. - Entire stock to se I e c t
from. Come select any piece of furniture y ou wish and bid what you like.
GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
Public Auction itarti dally ot 2 p.m. thorp and continual
daily at 2 p.m. and 7:30. Come, join Iht happy bargain'
ken and participate In th groat auction Coma and
wltnon tha biggeit telling avont in history Solect any Ittm
you with, NO DELAY. Soma will ba put on auction block
and told for jutt what tha public likat to pay!
Auction in charge of J. N. SCHMITZ and Associates.
Furniture Specialists, Nationally Known Furniture and
Rug Auctioneers and Liquidators.
LIKE A THUNDER-BOLT OUT OF THE CLEAR SKY
COMES THIS NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO PEOPLE LIVING IN ROSEBURG & VICINITY
This is not an ordinary stock reduction or anniversary brand of sale. It's as different as day and night.
You will have an opportunity to buy the world's most famous nationally known brands such as Kroehler,
Valentine Seaver, Rembront Lamps, Lane Cedar Chest, Lee and Alexander Smith Carpets, Cushman
Maple, Simmons and Sort a Mattresses and Crosley appliances.
In this GREAT AUCTION there will be sold Beautiful Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Davanos,
Platform Rockers, Bed Springs, Innerspring Mattresses, Box Springs, Cotton Mattresses, Dinette Sets,
Steel Beds, Hampers, Hassocks, Radios, Pictures, M Irrors, Floor Lamps, Table Lamps, Felt Base Rugs,
Wool Rugs, Baby Cribs, Foot Stools, Ranges, Heaters and other appliances.
AUCTION DAILY at 2 and 7:30 P.M.
TERMS IF
WANTED
You Don't need to buy a
thing in order to participate
in the FREE offering . , ,
JUST COME!
It Will Pay You to Come Hundreds of Milet to Attend this
Auction Liquidation. Come for the Biggest Bargains.
All Goes at ABSOLUTE AUCTION!
JOSSE
DON'T HESITATE
It will pay you big to come
hundreds of miles to this
great, great AUCTION . . .
Coma for BIG bargains for
yoh won't be disappointed.
49.50 INNERSPRING MATTRESS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT EVERY AUCTION
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JEWELERS
Y04K HOME OWNED AND OPERATED CREDIT ' JEWLERS
FATHER
BAY
MY-AWAY
Last Call For Graduation Day
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FRENCH BINOCULARS
Brings the action right
up to you. Better than
a 50-yard seat!
Inc. Fed. Tax
8x30-Reg.$100 at $49"
8x40-Reg.$140at 6950
Our buyer was fortunate in finding this very special value in high- '
grade binoculars, in ample time for summer vacations ... the hunting
season ... the football season ahead. These glasses are 8-powered,
a feature never before offered at this astonishing price. Their powerful
field of view will bring objects at 1,000 yards up to 120 yards. You
get both individual focus and central. The lenses are protected against
dust and moisture, full acromatic ... with automatic corrections for ..
color distortion. Of light-weight construction, they come complete with
neck strap and high-grade stitched leather case with shoulder strap.
It's your chance to obtain a pair of fine binoculars at a truly sensa
tionally low price. Note the easy terms as low as $1 down, $1 a week.
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Clear and powerful!
Good for hunting.
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pairs of French Binoculars 8 x
at $ . I enclose $ as
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