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Ammal Clearance Sale OF ODD SIZES, SAMPLES AND REMNANTS DRAPERY MATERIALS 15c Pillow Top Size Samples Remnants and Bolt Ends from 1 to 1 4 yards priced below cost to clear. 1 Pr. Draperies, custom made and lined. Dark, green, each side 34x48" 17.50 VENETIAN BLINDS Many sizes in the lot, from smoll door blinds to soma 95 inches in width. Priced ot cost of materiols. A few Troilcr Blinds for .1.00 WINDOW SHADES An assortment to 36-inch widths . 50c to 1.00 KIRSCH BUDGET TRAVERSE RODS 48" Extension . 1.45 84" Extension . 1.95 MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 3 Wooden Cornices 1 of a kind. 54" and 84" wide. 2 Matchstick Bamboo Roller Shades, 23" x 84" 1 Matchstick Bamboo Roller Shade, 53" x 90" '. 2.00 each 4.00 each' 10.00 OPEN FRI: EVENING, Mar. 11 and ALL DAY SAT. to 5:30, Mar. 12 Bring your window sizes and take advontage of this once-a-year opportunity to lavo real money on your window needs. ROSEBURG VENETIANS C?3 Thur., Mar. 10, 1960 Tho Ncwi-Rcview, Roscburg, Ore. 7 214 S. E. Jackson AND DRAPERIES Phone OR 3-541 DELIVERED DAILY TO 11,500 DOUGLAS COUNTY HOMES New Costume Jewelry by "GEARS0N" It's here now! The newest end finest in spring costume jewelry fashions. Never before has this fine line been seen or available in Roseburg. Come in and see new fashions by GEARSON today. PURSES New spring shapes, QQ styles, colors. 3 Plus tax . . . only Mm "Petals" Lanolin Hand & Body LOTION Pint, complete with dispenser, plus tax . 59c fk'.K HEALTH fV BUILDING VITAMIN C 100 Mg., Reg. 1.19 per 100 200 for 99c "250 Mg., Reg. 2.49 per 200 200 for 1.99 VITAMIN A 25,000 Unit, Reg. 2.19 per 100 Nowl.19 50,000 Units, Reg. 3.59 per 100 Nowl.88 VITAMIN B-12 25 Mg., Reg. 2.95 per 100 Nowl.88 VITAMIN B-1 50 Mg., Reg. 2.98 per 100 Now 2.49 100 Mg., Reg. 4.79 per 100 Now 4.39 SPRING FLOWERS? SEE Hyalen Porcelain POTTERY For more beautiful arrange ments. Used widely by gar den clubs. PLUSH ANIMALS Many to choose from, some with genuine fur. Lots of bunnies. CLEARANCE SPECIALS 14.88 14.88 14.88 12.88 8.88 24.88 17.88 9.88 SUNBEAM COLORED FRYPANS Regular 25.70, now SUNBEAM FRYPAN One Only Removoble control. Regular 25.70 WEST BEND FRYPANS Removable control. Regular 24.50 UNIVERSAL COFFEEMATIC 8-Cup. Regular 14.95, now STEAM AND DRY IRONS 4 Only "Magic Maid". Regular 14.95, now SUNBEAM WAFFLE BAKER Regular 31.95, now SUNBEAM ELECTRIC SHEETS 3 Only Double Bed Siie. Reg. 24.50, now MOVIE LIGHT BAR SETS Complete with bulbs and metal carrying case. Regular 14.95 . 135MM KODACHROfcAE FILM m qq 36 Exposures. Reg. 2.85, now I .00 M0NT4G "SUPER VALUE" STATIONERY i cft 150 Sheets, 75 Envelopes. Reg. 2.95 .. I , J7 HALLMARK CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Q Our modern prescription deportment ACCURATE-DEPENDABLE is dedicated to your family's health mm A w.ll... O t t T" TkTCjTiIIT vic' r,n' Potenr drugs end md LJ I I iy) rMii i I 'cinM 0,wov' Use our Drive-In Prei J.Y V ;! -7! i TuT J j. 1 enption service during inclement XL It. 'JA-iJ weo'ner op ben you're In a hurry. mJmtmmmtmm Window on west lid of building. Harvard Avenue Drugs Store Hours: Daily 9 to 9; Sundays 10 to 7. Plenty of Fret) Porking 1175 West Harvord EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTIONS, OR 3-3346 Phone OR 2-1961 WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS Lucille Coble Elected President Of Green PTA At Recent Meeting By MARY WEIKUM Lucille Coble was elected presi dent of the Green PTA at a recent meeting. Elected to serve with her were Trudy Williams, vice president; PcRgy Myers, secretary; and Lu Schuck. treasurer. The Boy Scouts of I roop 4.it pre- sented and retired the colors, and ' the (ireen School chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Au stin, sang a group of numbers. They were accompanied by Mrs. Friday at the piano. A movie, "Anger at Work" was shown, which showed the effect of anger tensions on the human me chanism. It also explained the long ran chain re-action which such tensions place upon families and friends of one who is suffering from such tensions. Room count awards were won by Mrs. Bradley's third grade and Keith Huscn's fifth grade. Announcement was made of the ladies' volleyball group which meets at the Green School gym on Thursday evenings at 7:30 and an invitation extended to all ladies of the community who are interested in this type of recreation to attend the sessions. Borks Mov. Mr. and Mrs. 1ork and family have recently moved to B. melon, where Bork lias accepted employ ment. The Rev. Laurence Pine has gone to Los Angeles, Calif., for a week where he will attend a dis trict meeting of officers of the Mis sionary Church Assn., western dis trict. While there he will also visit with relatives. A visitor in the Green area last week was the Rev. Andrew Gih. of China, who spoke al the North Openings Noted For Scout Event District Scout executive Phil Meagher announced recently that six more openings are available for boys wishing to attend the Boy Scout Golden Anniversary. The announcement was made at a meeting of the Douglas Kir Dis trict committee of the Boy Scouts of America ir the Gold Room of the Umpqua Hotel. He pointed out that this is a once-in-a lifetime opportunity for a boy to meet and camp with over 50,000 hoys from every state and manv foreign countries at the Denver meet July 22-28. Special guest George Alexander, Boy Scout Council Executive, call ed attention to the Jubilee Scout Capades to be held March 25 and 26 at McArthur Court in Eugene. He said this is a good opportunity for the general public to learn about the scouting program. Training sessions have been Rchnrtlllfirl fnn inv omit n..J .k Seoul nrhlll lf'jrl,i-c t 1,a Doe,,. burg Methodist Church. Anyone wishing to attend these sessions mtt.T ..11 rt,- n;i,.,,..i nTnnnnni.i n. OR 3-8(70 or Phil Meagher, at OR lor mrtiier intornialion. Blue Star Mothers Meet At a recent meeting of the Blue Star Mothers plans were made for a tood sale to be held during April ihe group met at the home of Mrs. Mildred Kogel. The next meeting will be held March 16 at the home of Mrs. Letha Bryan al 10:30 a.m. The group is plannin to make bibs for patients al the Veterans Hospital at that meelin Rnsehtiri Churr-Vi nnt the Grtu'n ! u hprp th.'V will hnlrl a series of sold their home tn Mr nnd Mrs Community Church on the work of services. ' Charles Burnett of Roscburg, who his missionary group in Chin; pro- i.-itors at the Richard wood will lake possession per. - nome recently were airs, vtouos The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Paul parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Green, who have been slaying m White, of Coltacc Grove. me .irecn area vwile noluuig meet-1 Momt o'd ings, have movea to Lookingglass Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wren have Burnerl is employed by Fords in Millard. The Wrens will move t . 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