Wed. Aug. 21, 1957 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Ore. U
Costs Less at
and whether It's a need for kindergarten or
college . . . you tan be sure of finding It at Where Your Dollar Buys More In Roseburg
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JEWELTONE PLAID
AND SOLID
BOYS' SANfOMZED, VAT-DYED BLUE DENIM
GIRLS' DRESSES 1334 ozf weight Dungarees
Blouse-effect and trim shirt
front styles. With a variety
of trims: jewelled buttons,
ric-rac, lace and morel Many
colors to choose from. All
washable. Sizes 7 to U
77
These are the dungarees with vul
canized knees . . . guaranteed to
outlast the pants. Other rugged
features include: special reinforce
ments, nickle rivets. Well made
with , white stitching, 4 roomy
pockets. Sizes 4 to It. See, and buy
nowl Reg. 1.98 and 2.29.
lM tho 1 ihrinkofl
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STURDY IS THE WORD YOUNGSTERS
GET LOTS OF EXTRA WEAR
FROM NEWBERRY'S
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
SHOES
For Boys and Girls
Values
To 3.98
2.47
Sturdy bumper type mode for com
fort and long wear. Brown. 8'2-3.
Sroaight Tip Embossed Oxfords
Durable brown elk. Pre-tesred for
fit and wear. BrOwn. red. 8 Vi -3.
2.47 pr.
36" First Quality, Fast Color
KITCHEN AND CAFE
CURTAIN PRINTS
UnRths to 20 yds. L"7
Newberry's Low Price I i W
If full bolts would be 59c yd.
36" Sanforized, Washable
SUEDE FLANNEL
SHIRT PRINTS
Lengths to 10 yds. OCC
Newberry's Low Price MtJ yt.
If first quality would be S9e yd.
36" Sanforized, First Quality
SOLID COLOR COMBED
YARN BROADCLOTH
;- S
v Ay
Big Savings!
long sleeve
cardigans
C90
1K) virgin high bulk
orlnn. White, black
and colors. Loop
crew nock. 3-t to 42.
slipovers
Matches mr-
HiRn; short 3 QQ
sleeve 34-40. 3 7 O
Mm
combed cotton
Men's Argyles
Favorite overplaid and
classic patterns in this
group. All in vat-dyed
colors. Sizes 10 j
to 13. A fine
value.
2100
mercerized cotton
Boys' Slack Hose
Big assortment of fancy
patterns in washfasf colors.
Nylon reinforced at heel
and toe. Sizes
7 to 10'j. An VOV
excellent valuel Pf.
Bolt yordage
Newberry's Low Price
49c
36" tamous Name 1st Quality
CREASE-RESISTANT
OR EVERGLAZE PRINTS
I-enpths to 15 yds. 2
Newberry ' Low Price . (J Q
If full bolts would be -79e yo.
35" Famous First Quality
Percale, Broadcloth
NEW FALL PRINT
lengths to 10 yds. OTC
Newberry's Low Price lif yd.
If full bolts would be 9c yd
.. .vr.; -
1 the fits 10-13
Men's Stretch Sox
Really rich selection of
fancy patterns and colors
sure to please the fussiest
guy I Of quality
yarns. Wash
able. Buy nowl
57c"
' reg. 3 prs. $1.15 man's
Cushion Socks
guaranteed for 3 months!
Made of extra absorbent
cotton in white only. Sizes:
10': to 13. Buy
them now while K I
you- con save. P'' '
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Where Your Dollar Buys More In Rosebu
Garden Valley Minister Plans Language, Missionary Study
.o iff..
By AODIE SCHNEIDER
Rev. John B.- Ellinnson of the
Garden Valley Community Church j
nas taken a leave oi ausence irom
his church fur a year.
He left this week ior Long Beach,
Calif., to refresh his study of the
Norwegian language and prepare
himself to be a missionary in Nor
way, his native country.
During his absence his wife, Rev.
Ruby Kllingson, who is also an or
dained minister, will assume his
pastorate duties. The Community
church held a farewell weiner
roast in his honor at Singleton
Park before he left, and over fifty
members and friends attended.
Move To Reno
Mrs. Paul Paulson and Barbara
have moved to Reno, Nev. She was
associated with the local Veteran's
Hospital as a nurse and has trans
ferred to the Veterans Hospital in
Reno. Mrs. Paulson has sold her
home to Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
and five children of The Dalles,
who have already moved in.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngren,
Klamath Falls, wore here to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Walters.
While here they attended a meet
ing of the Riversdale Grange.
Naomi Foster, Vernonia, return-1
ed with Rev. and Mrs. John B. El
lingson and Janice Foster for a
visit.
Sharon Madson is spending 10
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Army Man Graduates
From Ordnance School
Army Pvt. Fredrick E. Moan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick A.
Moan of South Myrtle Route. Myr
tle Creek, recently was graduated
from the metal-working course at
the Ordnance School, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md.
The 23-year-old soldier attended
Myrtle Creek High School. His
wife, Opal, lives in Aberdeen. He
entered the Army last February
and completed basic combat train
ing at Ft. Lewis, Wash. The eight
week ordnance course trained
Moan to maintain and operate met
al working machinery and related
shop equipment. .
ASKS ASSIGNMENT
WASHINGTON uPi KLIQ, Port
land, applied Monday to the Fed
eral Communications Commission
for assignment of its permit to
KLIQ, Inc.
days at Arra Wannah, the Baptist
Church camp which is located near
Mt. Hood.
Bonnie and N'edra Crocker of
Bend are here visiting their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Mad
son and family.
Mrs. Si Nash of California has
been in Garden Valley attending to
property interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hess went
to Eugene to attend a board meet
ing of the Oregon Egg Producers
Assn.
Takes Flying Lessons
A l.c Edwin (Ted) Hess has
been taking flying lessons at the
local airport while he is home on
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fitcher
It's a letter my boss wants. I can't find it upstairs so I'n
looking through your files.
a 30 day leave from Wheelec Air
Force Base in Oahu, Hawaii. .,'
Mrs. Laura Glass, Pomona;
Calif., has arrived for i visit witri
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt attended evaa
gelistic services held by Oral Rob
erts in Salem. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moffitt aid
children went to Crater and Dif
mond Lakes and stopped overnight'
at Mcdford recently
Harry Lee Cross, Suffolk, Vt.f
arrived on a surprise trip to take'
his wife and children back home.
Mrs. Cross and children have been
spending the summer with her par
enls, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie.
Ploying Games
Answer to Previous Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Baseball
equipment
4 Game on a
green
i Italian city
12 Haiti
13 Askew
14 Spoken
13 Male child
18 Until then
18 Foes
20 Infernos -2t
Chess pieces
22 Nights before
- events
24 Equal
28 Paradise
!7 Musical
syllable
30 Light
32 Game official
34 Baby
39 Bridge holding
36 Donkey
37 Bites
39 Writing fluids
40 Poems
41 Cattle genus
42 Live
43 Give forth
49 Diamonds or
clubs (2 words)
31 Lettuce
52 Roman road
93 Rim
54 Gratuity
55 Watches
56 Throw, as
a ball
57 Furtive
DOWN
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hope to go
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river
3 Mean i
dwellings
4 Street urchin
5 Molding
6 Rented
7 Marsh
8 Fire residue '
8 What a
yachtsman
does
10 Cultivate
1 1 Roman date
17 From what :
place?
19 Earn
23 Sleevele.il
garments
24 Where the
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28 Have care
29 War god
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31 Offer
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40 Smells
41 Moderate!
42 French friends
43 Chew' T "
44 Arrow poison
46 Communist
planes
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