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Won., July 29, 1957 Ihe News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 IIIIMII f 14 -J WAIUH WARDS V ;" r..i i -a ri iavi t 1 ?V A i W . Reg. 49c Reg. 98c ReS- '-29 Plain Organdy Ra"0B Combed Cotton Jrls'1(, Dnurcc CREPE PJ S Ant. colort 38" wide. PONGEE Sizes 2-4 4 yds. 1 .00 2 ,1s 1.00 50C Reg. 79c Reg. 44c Reg. 1.98 T. r. No-Iron Girls' Tissue Gingham COTTONS CREPE PJ'S Sizes 7-14 2yd, 1.00 4yd, 1.00 1.Q0 Reg. 3.49 Reg. 98c Reg. 2.59 Mens Men's Cool Girls's WORK PANTS work CAPS Broadcloth PJ'S Only 25 pair 1.75 50c 1.97 Complete Stock Reg. 18.95 Reg. 9.95 Steel BEACH LAWN CHAIRS ?m ml UMBRELLAS Reduced 50 8.88 gg Reg. 114.98 Reg. 59c Reg. 1.98 8 PCi Auto Large Size DINETTE SET polish cloth car chamois One Only 69.00 37c 1,49 Reg. 98c 0ne Croup Size 14-2 Car Visor Vanity Mirror Light Fixtures KOFliexWire 49C Reduced . . 50 Reduced . . 50 Reg. 12.95 Reg 5.45 Reg. 1.29 sohd piastie Ward's 8" GRASS Closet Seats ELECTRIC FAN SHEARS 9-99 3.50 50c One asst. only 3.99 Reg. 7.98 Complete Stock Reg. 54.95 CamP of Model 71 Ice Chest Baseball Bats 7" mall saw 4.99 Price 39.00 Reg. 2.98 Reg. 3.69 Reg. 2.98 1 -.1 30" Cofe ' 8a'' . 45" Tie Back . Kitchen Curtains Lamp JUgS 'and Valance Kitchen Curtains 1.97 2.00 1.00 Reg. 209.95 21" T.V. CONSOLE Mahogany or Blonde 169.00 Reg. 299.90 Automatic Washer and Electric Dryer 100 Both for 17 Reg. 189.95 36" GAS RANGE With griddle 119:00 Reg. 229.95 ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 1 h. p., 110 v. 169.00 Reg. 244.95 Deluxe -Hi-Fi Radio-Phono. 4 speakers 199.00 Reg. 89.95 Del uxe, Portable Sewing Machine Reversible 59.00 Reg. 249.95 Del uxe, 1 1 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR 52 lb, freezer chest 178.00 $399 value 20 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER 319.88 Reg. 6.98 96" wide Fiberglass Panels 3.00 Experimental Tomatoes Ripe In Garden Valley By ADDIE SCHNEIDER I Walter Norris has picked his first tomato of the ason. Three years ago, is planted tomato seed as an riment for the Oregon State l ;ge. They were hoping to find a new tomato Local News Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson traveled to Depoe Bay over the weekend to join their daughters. Norma and Kay, and Mrs. John sons sister, Mrs. L. H. Brand and children, Arthur and Alice, who are f..nn. r..:n.. r.,i;f nn,i ...i. un..n jiiuiii tqfuiiii.v, v.mu-, aim miu nave ;been visiting here at the Johnson home. Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain of Too coa, Ga., arrived here last week for a month's visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bartley, 1779 NE Sunset Drive. Mrs. Chamber lain, a former Roseburg resident, has not been back here for 11 years, and is looking forward to seeing all of her old friends in the area. that would ripen early and be dis eas resistant. The first year tomatoes ripened July 21, and last year the first ones were picked July 11, This year, due to plants being set out late, tomatoes did not mature until July 19. Idaho Man Arrive! Larry Matson, Idaho Falls, Ida ho, has come to take his wife and son back home. Mrs. Matson and Kobbie came to Oregon with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Felix Rad clatz, for a vacation. Mrs. Richard Leuch and chil- MILL TO CLOSE MEDFORD on The Alley Bros, lumber mill at Phoenix plans to close Aug. 2, leaving ISO men without jobs. President R. II. Alley said the mill is no longer able to compete in the log buying market. A number of smaller mills in Ihe Rogue River valley closed earlier and John J. Patton, man ager of the Mcdford office of the state employment service, said the total unemployed in the area is double that of a year ago. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer 5i I I SL'GGesrfo ay I Isn't it awful the way she can never hold on to a job? The boss just promoted her again, dren of Loraine, Ohio arrived by West Coast Airlines via San Fran cisco, Calif., recently to visit her mower, Mrs. Henry Hebard. Mrs. Leuch is the former Joyce Bus- sell. Bill Schneider of Kirkland. Wash., has arrived to spend vaca tion time with Marvin Schneider. Bill is the youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Schneider. Church Gets Chain The Garden Valley Community Church has purchased new chairs for the sanctuary. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wells and their house guest, Mildred Hender son, of Portland had a brief visit with Mrs. Kitlie Winniford Thurs day. ; Mrs. Carl Schmidt and M r s. Robert Fielding and sons went to Kellogg Thursday to help Mrs. Charles Madison celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Madison and Mrs. Schmidt are sisters. Another sis ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madison, of Elkton joined them for the day. PICNIC HELD The college-age Youth Fellow ship group of the Roseburg First Presbyterian Church this week held a picnic at the Rod and Gun Club grounds at Winchester. 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