The evening news., July 21, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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Garford Trucks!
1 to 6 Ton Capacity
Riker Heavy Duty 3 and 4 Ton Capacity
F. W. D. 3 Ton Capacity
Four-Wheel Drive
V. S. FRENCH
District Sales Manager for Southern Oregon
Headquarters, Roseburg, Oregon
E. D. VAX DlilWAL, B30-334 liurnsldo Street, Portland, Oregon,
Distributor.
DAYS ARE COMING
Seven days 'of real enjoyment, relaxation, recreation
Seven days of splendid music, entertainment, lectures
Twenty-six big events all yours for a season ticket
Program booklets and Chautauqua Talks to
be distributed soon Watch for them.
Two Concerts Fifth Day
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The Czecho-Slovak Band
Jaroslav Ciniera brings to Chautauqua a great organization
of musicians from the heroic little country of Bohemia.
First tour South and West after unusual success in the East.
A Few of the Twenty-six Big Events
Private Peat
Apollo Concert Company
Mary Adel Hays
Edward F. Trefz
McDonough - Eagleston Co.
"Turn to the Right"
Lewis Military Quartet
Fillion Concert Party
Dr. Joseph Clare
Elsie Mae Gordon
Season Ticket Prices: Adults, $2.50
Students, $1.50, Children, $1.00
War Tiix Not In eluded.
Roseburg,Julyl9to25
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facsimile SinfL01
For Infants nnd Childron,
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature
of
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In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
twl eiNTiw miw von eir.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
We hare a full line of Mason.
Economy and Kbit wide mouth fruit
Jura, also Mason caps and rubbers
nnd Economy capo. Bo sure nnd put
up plenty of fruit, at canned fiults
will be ncarco and high. Peoples
dupply Company.
Mm
BE HAPPY TODAY
Ho Sense in Postponing Period
of Joyousness.
Bay Lard, real aulclt!
foil can't Bay It backwards without
a drawl!
Say! do you use our lard? Ve
wIhIi you would, you'll find It Kood
The best you ever tried! Thoso who
have, have never yot the fact do
nled! It's of our own rendering!
THE ECONOMY MARKET
Oca, Kohlhngon, Prop. Phone B8
we hope for your new
HOME YOU VE PLANNED
THE FINEST
PLUMBING
THELAND!
INr
We hoar you're planning to build
a now nor e. Well, do you know
Mint it would be a matter of
money In yovr pocket and good
plumbing lit your house if you
talked your pinna er with Ufa and
got our prices? We're depondaLIe
plumbers.
Roscburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
I'HOXH 151.
D. J. JARVIS
Second Hand
Store
wants
Worth of Second
Hand Furniture
If you have anything In second
hand goods, call phono 251. llo
will pay you moi-o than it 1.',
worth, and If you want to buy
anything, see Jarvls flint. He
will Nell it hulnw tho cost of
new Roods.
JUDD'S
Feed & Seed Store
EMPIRE BARN
MA V MCH MAY A I.l'A I.FA
MAY (JltAIX HAY
See lo Today!
Feed for your Horse, your Cow.
and ymir Hon. Come, see me
once ami oti'II sure come atain.
With most kimla of stock Feed,
atid most kind of Seed, I try to
keep oivtytlnng 1 think you will
heed.
Alfalfa Moal. Sunny Brook Hairy
Feed. Mollasses nito,l t lorse Food,
Hot F 1 and Cow l-Vi'd ; ill
run. Old lashioncd Middlings.
Corn an. I Oat Chop. Coition Kod
Hog Fed Hint top tin- Port
land Maikot. Uoll.-d Hat ley, Rol
led Oals. and Whole Oats. t'a
"y i.'.-l Stock Salt. Tankarx.
Pol l.TltY VV.VM.
tstci- Shell. Crotind I'ono.
Sriann. y.'A:i Mash. Scrntcli
and W heat
One neatly m lloosl.
one Hay Slim; for iiuloadlnK liny.
tne coed laiin w.teou. ouo HinRlc
un;on. Harness. Collat's. ete.
Moat
Kee.l.
C rain
DR. 8. L. DeLAPP
(liWtlilr Pli.'alrlan Huriivon
I'hoiiri: :l I t-:fj I'oiUhn ItMg,
of tl.t- 1 iu
Kck. I.M-1.
nowhuru. Ore.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwr" prara
the
Signature of
Much Good 8enie In Writer"! Abor
tion That, Following tht Great
War, Most of Us Take Things
Too Seriously.
There Is not only a possibility but a
probability Unit most of us In these
stressed times nre losing the flue flower
anil zest of life by tutting life and our
Belves too seriously. The mistake, for
It Is a mistake, Is natural. .
we are just emerging from A war
tbnt may or may not have been the
Armageddon of prophecy, but It cer
tn I n 1 j- resembled that vast gathering
of the nations In its great outlines, and
nations as well as Individuals are still
engaged, so to speuk, In stock-taking
after its teniiliintion, If Indeed we have
come to the end of It.
Some are looking forwurd to a new
business era of unprecedented oppor
tunity In trade und money-making
others nre looking apprehensively for
a still further unset I lenient of the
world's equilibrium incidental to the
peace-making, and others still are
looking for a new heuven and new
earth und the duwn of millennial peace
and happiness.
Hut nil are looking to the future nnd
pulling their hopes of happiness in Its
keeping. All seem to have put off by
general consent the uttalunient of hap
piness until tomorrow. Happiness Is
still n thing to come, not u thing we
may anil should nnd can receive to
day along die common road of every
day life. We nre all too much Inclined
to run hither anil thither wherever the
loudest voice'uiny cull attention, In
stoud of nuictly pursuing the even
tenor of our wny, tuking account of
what happiness means to us Individu
ally.
We must, of course, bear manfully
our part of the world's burdens, but
our shoulders tire not bronil or strong
nough to boar, like Atlns, the weight
if tiie whole world. Kspeclally Is the
summer season one Ihut should Invite
us to repose, Joyousness and hnpplness
if we will but enjoy Its lavish beauty
and fulness of content. We should try
to forgei for n few weeks at lenst. for
few months If possible, the slorm
tmd stress iiittl welter of tiie world.
The summer is nature's season of
fruition, of lecupenillon, of enjoyment.
Iion't waste It in fretting anil repining.
but drink in its Inspiration us your
lungs Inhiile the Invigorating breeze
bat eonies over S.tSs) miles of ocean,
file world probably will not run off
tiie track while you nre doing this, nnd
when you come buck lo your usual
work you will he all the better able to
Ip sternly it in its course Kxchitnge.
Alva Copeland, labor, Oakl.
Eng. Set 3.60
C. t. Harvey, labor, Oakl.-
Eng. Set 14.00
John Abeene, labor, Oakl.-
Set 12.26
Cal SpencerT labor, Elltton-
PltU "M" , 127.76
W. C. Powell, labor, Elkton-
, Plat "M" 70.00
J. N. Settle, labor, Elltton-
Plnt "M" 09.50
A. D. Cole, labor, Elkton-
Plut "M" 71.76
W. V. Stone, labor, Elkton-
Plat "M" 08.25
J. W. Bart rum, labor, Elktou-
Plnt "M" 91.00
W. W. Hammond, labor, Klk-
ton-Plat "M" , 112.87
Win. Overman, labor, Elktou-
Plat "M" 8.31
Chas. W. lllce, labor on Pac.
Highw. R. of W. 20.00
Pennel Bros., Suppl. liiddle-
Drew 13.75
Burt Lane, Survey, Riddle
Drew 10.60
J. R. Hamlin, Survey, Riddle
Drew 6.25
R. E. Place, labor, Riddle
Drew 6.25
Watt Shlpp Powder Co.. Sup.
M. C.-Nuirget 37.27
Watt Shlpp Pow. Co., Suppl.
M. C.-Buck Fork 1100
Jack Wolford, Survey, Cal-
deron-Cooa Co 3,o0
H. L. Eppsteln, Survey, Rose-
burg-Dixonvllle 40.67
Jack Wolford, Survey, Rose-
burg-Dlxonvllle 14. 00
O. O. Collins, 8urvoy, Rose-
burg-Dixonvlllo 3-50
Hurt Lane, Survey, Dixonv.
Peel 1-7.50
Russell Prease, Survey, Dlx.-
Peel 10.50
B. P. Shields, Jit. Hire, Dlx.
Peel 2.60
C. Krlck8on, Hauling, Dixonv.
Glide 3.00
C. W. Andrus, Lumber, Dix.-
Gllde 171.90
Cen. Road Fund, Trans. Dlx-
Ollde 1116.80
B. P. Shields, Jitney Hire,
Roseburg-Reston 2.60
Churchill Hwd. Co., Suppl.
Dixon v.-Reston 37.00
C. W. Lawson, labor, Dixon
Reston 6.30
Stearns Chenoweth, Supl.,
Roseb.- Coles Valley....- B.S3
W. 8. Howard, Expenae, Eden
Mill 80
Standard Oil Co., Supl. Eden-
Mlll 36.22
Geo. 3 Marsh, Labor, Eden
Mill -
W. S. Howard, laor, Eden
Mill , 6.00
Stoirns & Chenoweth, Supl.
Eden-Mill 49.42
The Suthorlin Sun, Ptg., Suth.
Nonpl 4.90
Clarke Lbr. Co., Lumber, Oak
I'mpqua 8.64
H. L. Eppsteln, Surv., Draln-
Elltton 4.00
Ivnn Barker, Survey, Drain
Elkton 7.90
Jack Cotcher, Survoy, Drain-
Elkton 1.75
Gen. Road Fund, Trans., Elk-ton-Plat
"M" 81.'
J. K. Pickett, Lumber, John's
Ranch Anchor 66.64
Review Pub. co., Ptg., Notices
RoReb.-Dlxonv 18.60
Wilbur-Steph. Sen 9.60
Riddle-Drew 9.00 56.00
Elkton-Reedsport 9.40
Elkton-Plat "M" 9.20
(Concluded tomorrow.)
A Link With Rousseau.
A well-known writer In Paris. M.
lietney. cun. If he chooses, step into
.loan .Inclines Itoussenlt's shoes shoes,
moreover, that t lie grent genius uuule
himself. The Paris correspondent of
the London Evening Standard tells
their Interesting slory:
In the little village of Ermenonville,
where Housseutl Is buried, there was
an inn where he often went. Glttrd,
the innkeeper, was an intimate friend
of ltoiisseini, and he kept on the top
of ii cupboard n pair of wooden shoes
that Itoiisscnu had made. Jean
.Jacques, after wearing them himself,
hud given them to the innkeeper.
In the early days of the nineteenth
century I tie poet Knbro d'Kgltmtino
visited tiie little Inn, saw the shoes
wit li n paper label on them, nnd of
fered to buy one for fiio or to give
."(H) for the pair. The offer was re
fused. When the Innkeeper died he left the
sabots to his granddaughter, und she
at her death left them to her nephew,
M. Paul Bleuze. who sold them or gave
tlielu to M. ltclilczy.
LIST OP CLAIMS AIXVKD.
(Continued from Pago 3.)
K. Davis, labor. E. M
Y. Illnek. labor. Kd.-M
'I. (Iiirney. labor, Kd.-.M
V. S. Woodruff, labor. E.-M...
M. Woodruff, labor. E.-M..."..
.1. Pernor, labor. E.-M
X. Ui Kant, labor, E.-M
li. P. Sands, labor. E.-M
Call KasHiuussen. labor. E.-M.
Homer Johnson, lanor, Uoseb.
ltoston
ioe .Maliunva, labor, Itosch.-
Keston
Win. Kinkade, labor, R.-R
Aaron Dyson. labor, H.-R
Loo Kinkade. labor. R.-R
' Ins. llysert, labor, It.-R
Perry Dysert. labor, R.-R
Arthur Matthews, labor, lt.-lt.
Adrian Callahan, labor. R.-R.
C. C.urnoy, labor, Roseb Coles
Valley
C. Ilrlggs, labor, R.-C. V
A. Wiicgoner, labor. R.-C .V.
I. S. (iermond, labor R.- C. V.
P. Solomon, labor. R.-C. V
J. Edwards, labor. H.-C. V
i. Koitln. labor. R.-C. V
W. Paulson, labor, R.-C. V.
C. Miller, labor. R.-C. V
C. Huhes, labor, R.-C. V
1.. lluehes. labor, R.-C. V
C. T. Smith, labor, Oakl.-Eng!'
Set
J. E. Cooper, labor, 6ak.-E.-
Set
J. L. Morris, labor, Oait.-Bng.
Set
P. V. Ruth, labor, Oaki.-iing'.'
Set
Win. Edwards, labor. Oaiti.-
Eng. Set
George Jones, labor, Oakl.-
lOnir M
Ed. Gross, labor, Oakl. Iteg.
. 17.50
. 17.50
. 35.00
.13S.63
. 76.77
10.50
10.50
14.00
12.00
98.00
77.00
70.00
70.00
8.75
14.00
189.00
77.00
4.00
Free! Free! Free!
Girls!
Get One of These Speeders Free for the Return of
50 Purity Bread Wrappers
Come in to our store and see these speeders. This is the only store that handles Purity
Broad. That old home-like loaf. It is made under absolute sanitary conditions untouched by
perspiring hands hermltically sealed In wax paper and comes to you clean. i
We have 30 of these speeder that we aro going to give away to the first bo? or girl that re
turns 50 Purity Bread Wrappers. Only one npeeder to each boy or girl.
Buy Purity Bread now at R. T. Aflhworth nnd save the wrappers.
CORNER LAXE AND RHKItlDAX.
R. T. ASHWORTH
PHO.VE: 103.
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to consider and solve the print
ing problems of our customers
and each one we solve gives us
jusl: so much more experience
to apply to the next one. This
is Why we are besT: equipped to
do your printing in the way it
should be done. Suppose you
ask us to submit specimens.
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