The evening news., June 26, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

Tim EVENING NEWS. MONDAY. JTVE 26. 1016. - - i
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The promoters of the West Rose- i
.l)urg celebration on the Fourth held !
a meeting on Friday, and the mor,i-
bers o( tho various coniihlttces na:loj
very favorable reports. A nu:"bii;'
of new play features for the chl'ilron
T ill be Installed, nd the grass cut, as
W' 11 as tt general cleiin-np made. The
Juvenile band will bo on hand to fur
nish music. The committee on sports
reported that there will be a greased
pole to climb, foot, potato and fK
races, and a wood sawing conlo.-u fui
the ladles, Tho soliciting coiiiii'"
tee reported that the business houses
of IloHcburg had been very genero is
In donating prizes for the varltin
contests.
Tho refreshment committee said
It ere would be plenty of home i ade
pandwlches, hot coffee, lcinojiaih:
soda water, candy, nuts, pop corn,
Ice crea and cake. Everybody !? In
vited to come early, bring their din
ner8 and spend a pleasant day.
maii agai..
rti'camto we have a lot of fence to
sell cheap. '
The 733 Pago for 30c; 1347. for
50c; 943, for 4214c; and an 832
fence for 0c; 39 for 27 c, a
bettor 939 fence for 33c; 1240, 736
and 828, eight Inch stay, best wire.
$3.00 per spool. Write 11s now, don't
wait too long as prices are subject to
change without notice.
STEARNS & CHEN'OWBT-H.
f.C5-tf Oakland and Yoncalla.
uxeaos
by Walt Mason
Tuxedo is the gripping smoke, a boon to every buyer;
you take your pipe of English oak, of meerschaum,
clay or briar, and fill it with the fragrant weed, the
choicest man can gather; and then you have a smoke,
indeed; and are you glad? Well, rather. Tuxedo
has no kick or bite, suggests no "morning after;" its
mission is to bring delight, and
fill your heart with laughter.
It caught the sunshine of the
south, when it was green and
growing, and brings that sun
shine to your mouth, when
out the smoke you're blowing.
"Tuxedo's in a class alone," its
smokers are declaring; "it has a
fragrance all its own, that baffles
all comparing." And thus it
grips the men who smoke, and holds their true affec
tion; their trusty briar pipes they v
stoke, and never know dt.. .ction. (yfTiaAa '
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ASSERTION THAT BKIK.N-
STKI.N IS POOR I'lNA.NVll l:
- The reputation of our pestma'tor.
Louis Rei.ensteln, for being a finan
cier fell several points, when re
cent transaction In which he figur
ed lame to light.
Several days ago a committee of
young men waited nnr.u Mr. Ueizyn-r-teln
intf cold hli.t a ticket icr u
dan'.e which was to bs given fcr the
purpose of raising funds 'for li.
proving the swimming hole. Mr.
lleizeustein stated that he did not
dance during tho summer months,
but as he was a good fellow, he dug
Into bis jeans and produced the
dollar necessary to entitle him to one
of the pasteboards. A short time aft
erward!1 he sold his ticket to Nathan
Fullerlon for fifty cents.
'A few days later the same com
mittee waited upon the custodian of
the malls in thls city and. told him
that the dance had been called off
and wished to refund tho purchase
price of the ticket, whereupon .Mr.
Relzensteln had to admit thct he
had parted company with It ami
gave them the name of tho pur
chaser. Nate has been "setting up" the
drinks to Louis on the strength oi
tho deal and the story, was overheard
by two of the postmaster's acquaint
ances and he was forced to buy the
cigars for tho crowd. A summory of
tho deal showed that Mr. Roizen
steln was out fiftycents on the tick
et, the price of tho cigars and was
ahead one five-cent drink.
MIDDLETON STARS
WITH LOUISVILLE
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COME! SICK! WELCOME!
Celebrate the Fourth.
The Itig Annual Picnic will be held
In the grove north of the Lutheran
church at Melroso.
Agooj dinner will be served.
A splendid program, consisting of
songs recitations, speeches, etc., will
be rendered. Uden Cornet band
will furnish music throughout tho
day.
Iteal Fourth of July amusements,
leo cream, lemonade and other good
things.
Oomo, one and all, and have a gen
ii I no. good time.
Everybody welcome. 72S-J2
Jimmy Middleton.
Jimmy Middleton, pitching for the
Louisville Colonels in the A. A., has
een right up at the top of the
Ditching lists all season and turning
j n victories that have helped keep
vie toioneis near tne icaa oi me
ce. Jimmy isn't a giant for size,
ut he's got lots of stuff
WELL KNOWN K.LKTOX MAN
SPENT SATURDAY IN-CITA
James Hunch, of Elkton, came
over to the city Saturday In com
pany with hlB daughter, Mrs. W, B.
McClay, her two daughters and his
nephew, J. E. McClay, who drove
his machine. .This was the first visit
of Mr. Bunch to tho county scat in
over four years, the last time he was
hero being ns a grand juror to In
vestigate the highwaymen who held
up thoM21kton stage. Ho stales that
Ihev found very good roads for the
NEWKST PICTURKS FROM THK FRONT IN MEXICO SHOW
UNCLE SAMS .)iQTOK TRUCK TRANSPORTS IN DESERT HILLS
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entire distance, and made the trip
here In about five hours. The party
returned in the afternoon after get
ting some medical treatment for the
daughters of Mrs. McClay.
FINISHED THE SAME WAV.
If you bring your films In by 9:30
we will finish your work the same
day. Professional work by Profes
sional Fotograffers.
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I!. K. army motor truck trnnsporls en route for American camp in Mexico.
Scores of motor trucks are in service along the '.'SO-mile American line south of Columbus, N. M., rush
ng rifles, ammunition and food supplies to Oonernl Pershing's iiiiny of 15,000 well seasoned men. There has
iren some apprehension lest this long line of communication be cut olT, and the lin is beimr constantly
Itrengthcncd as the Mexican mcnaco grows more gravo.
In thjs Matter
of Health
one is either with the
winners or with the
losers.
It's largely a question
of rijrht eating right
. food. For sound health
one must cut out rich;
- indigestible foods and
choose those that are
'known to contain the
elements that build
sturdy bodies and keen
brains.
Grape-Nuts
is a wonderfully balanc
ed food, made from
whole wheat and barley.
It cont.u'ns all the nutri
ment 'of the grain, in
cluding the mineral
phosphates, indispens
able in Nature's plan
for body and brain re
building. (J rape-Nuts is a con
centrated food, easy to
digest. . It is econom
ical, has delicious flav
or, euines ready to eat.
.and has helped thous
ands in the winning
class.
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