Roseburg review., November 26, 1913, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
188CKD DA1LT FXCEJT CHDAT
BY
HBVlfW PCULW1UNQ OOMPAWY.
fnxred it Roaeburn. Ortgou, Pot
offlc m SecoDd-ClaM Matter.
L. WIMHKIU.Y.
DAILY
Per yr, by mm 13-00
Per month, delivered SO
Per week, delivered It
BKMI-WEEKLT
Per jut !
Blx noathi 1-00
.NOVKMIIKK 101:1.
OIIITI'AIIV.
Mrs. Amelia Ami Notestlne Ual
fleld wiia horn on March 7, lS.'.S, at
Maynvllle, Indiana, ami died on Nov.
24, 19111, ut I lie family homo 12
in Mm caitl of Kum-liiirK. Sh waa
a daughter of llev. K. Notestlne, who
survives her, and for koiiio years
past had resided at her home. Sho
Is also survived hy her liimbaiid, Les
lie Hatfield, three sous and four
daughters, these lining: Harry Hat
field, of Ilaiidon, Oregon; Kay Hat
field, of Newark, New Jersey; Clyde
Hatfield, of Tiirlm k, Calif.; Mrs.
Marlon Wilson, of Prosper. Oregon;
Mr. Nora Wilson, of Prosper, Ore
gon; Mrs. Pearl Wilson, of South
Deer Creek; and Miss Jessie Hatfield,
who atlll resides al the parental
home.
An unusual feature la noted In re
gard to her family, three of her
daughters having heen married to the
three Wilson brothers.
Mrs, Hatfield wns a member of the
M. t Church, having Joio.4 tnt 'or
(anltailon before coming to thli lo
cality. She was an excellent woman,
highly esteemed by ber neighbors
and beloved by her family. This es
teem waa further manifested by the
very large attendance at tbe funeral
at the Hurt cemetery on Tuesday,
although the weather was stormy.
The services were conducted by Rev.
W. Hi Raton, of this city.
Mrs. Hatfield had been almost an
Invalid for several years. Bhe was
married to Mr. Hatfield In Kansas on
Dec. 30, 1880. Thwy came to Cali
fornia In 1890, thence to Washington
In 1891, and to Douglas County, Ore
gon, In 1892, having resided on Deer
Creek ever since. During tbe past
summer Mr. Hatfield erected a com
modious new residence for his fam
ily, their son, Clyde, coming from
California to assist In this worst,
KILL CATARRH f.KKM;
IHK HOOTH'8 1IYOMKI.
Try the sure and moat effective way
to reach the raw, tender Inflamed
mucous membrane Infested with ca
tarrh germa use llyomel. You
breathe it no stomach dosing.
If you suffer from raising of mu
cous, frequent sneezing, hUBky voice,
discharge from the nose, droppings
In the throat or any other symptoms
of catarrh breathe the germ-destroying
air of llyomel. It acts di
rectly on the Inflamed membranes,
destroying the disease germs In the
nose, throat and lungs and giving
quick and Jernmnent relief, or money
refunded by the Red Crosa Pharmacy.
The complete outfit. Including
pocket Inhaler and bottle of liquid,
costs $1.00. Extra bottle or liquid,
It later needed, CO cents.
t . VA
f r"'.r.' 1 .;
We.) i..
An.l r.i
Elegant rooms without bath, for
115 per month at Hotel Umpqua.
f.loko Demand Forcible)
Don't Be Trifled With
Ask for S. S. S. and Don't Stand for the
"Just as Good" Talk.
1 1
THANKSGIVING
1 THE YEAR ROUND 1 " i,:
,
t A WOMAN who li;ia mi ulin-.M uM
fUKblonttl fit Ulj in I'rovlilrm'
luM'tifl what ulie culls her
"thiink ufTcriiiir Imx." Into
this goes tUrouxb Die 'tur, from mm
ThnnkHKlvlug to the mliMle of the fol
lowing Novuinlmr, u miiuj of money for
every accident enc-nitoU, calamity avert
ed or Hperlnl Joy.
These offerings are not cohUikhI to
ber own iMeupes. but em-li time soiuu
member of her fniully hohn up from
some threatened woe Into the t
tbe money onVrlnjj uf thanks.
Not tbe Hume uuiount Is (riven each
Mine, uu rarely lurgu minis, for the
woman Is not run, but a ulre little mini
In realized.
TIiIh Ih devoted to KiviiiK koiiic one a
happy ThaiikHKlvlht: day. It does ii"t
alwiiya (fo into the regular elmtmelH.
An tbe woman wiyn. the poor iiti'l hos
pltnlH ure UNUally well nrt.il for In
holiday HeuMona.
HoiuetluieH a ImmcHlrk tflrl In n
atnmtfe city Im isiven car fare home for
the ThatikHglvliiK withering hh would
otberwlHe iiiImh. dure a musk lover
waH given a HeiiMoti thket to (lie s m
phony coneerlM Again a doefor's hill
that had wurrleil a .vomit; Kteiiogra
pher who bad her mother to biipport
whh ijufetly paid.
In Hpoaklnu of her pretty custom the
owner of the thank ofTeriiiK "x sahl.
"Never have I known what fluinkful
iiohh really meant until I Ntarted my
box and saw the Joy my thankfulness
bring to otherH."
Hiteh a box. beKldeH rulllvalliig ouc'h
bump of grutllude mid making others
equally grateful, eniin.it hut allot d
great pleasure and Interest In the
flpending. It Ih a gracious thought one
more woman could pioiltnlily put Into
practice.
THASKSCIVING.
I v W?f;i.3.
. ' t ' fl.iie
. i- K.it mor?
!; t. wittl ti-jtiuy fd
; i..i,.jr l.i.tJ earned
- i sin t-tt-nied llv
!o JoJ thunkagtv-
When a -man Tin the Bhnrt chnnpo
gam wnrkftd on Mm, ho muke a noiHo
that brlngit tha rolU-e, and )nt tlmt numa
man may walk Into a mora nml hnva tho
"Just aa good' game workod on liiin ami
When Yod Ak fur S. S. S. Do So
With inphalH. They Will
I'ndcrutand.
Umelr nuhmlt Wliy stand for li Tim
only reiiNtiii Hhv .my som- will liv Htili
tttulft miintilhltiK ett f.-r H. S. H. Im Hi
lunl rr itrriittT front. H H. Li. U Itiu
graft Coal Itiuwd iuriUi,r Uuwu,
There ! not a mMlrlne fr any pur-
Ihmo nioro carofully mailt than S S. S. It
icpreHonts tho hlKheiit typa of medlclno.
Its medical projiortls are Just aa onsen
tin to well hiiliinctjd health. If tho bloud
ho Kk-k. an are tho nourishing elements of
meats, grultm, futs and hukhi s of our dally
fiiixl. 8. U. H, la prepared direct from
native botunlcul nuiturlal. Not a drop ot
drills 1 adtled Not a drop of minerals
la used. Thi Is ono of tho most Import
ant thing to know and to re mum bur
when your hlood needs attention.
It Is the mut effective, the purest, tho
iiulckest and most reliable metllrlna
kiuwn for poisoned blood, rheumatism
enturrhul Infeetion, mslnrln. nkln dlneano,
oiil Hores und all afflictions t mt show In
the hlotid, skin, Joints and muscles.
An IniereHtliiK book on the blood Is
nialleil to thosu who write. 01 et a bottle
of H, K. H. today. It Is the world's great
est medicine. Insist upon tho dealer
bunding you 8. H- 8. and don't let him
orate uhoi-t something the ho can't ad
vert Iko as free from lodldo of potush und
I'thor ileMtruetiVfl mineral dniKS.
If you hrivo trouble getting fl. 8. 8.
wrtln t.t The Hwlft Hpaclna Co., iort Swift
Mhlur, AUttUia, Ja.t (or lal of squuro dual
atorva,
Marshall's
'i uve ul carload uf Iiiin-rial, fltilili'ti Crown and
Wliltn ltn54 hard !n-;ii flour. Kvory mick 1 ftuitruritoed to give snt
hfn. tion or wmr n.oii. y tiack. Wo also curry n full lino of staple
sn.l fancy r',.cciI, I'ihtj rlM. Wo sollrlt your ordcra, which will
i,.i li Dm sauic . ireful aiicntlon. whi'llicr glvoii In pemon, by mall
nr li.!i'ili(tiic. i;i,. nn a nial. Wo know you will be satisfied.
Wo tin- Cosi'liurg tr.nliiiii clipckn, which are good for merchandise
In r,0 toi.. in i;,,,.!, !
Marshall's
The Pure Food Store
PHONE lfi4 Roseburg, Oregon
was
1 I 76 SUSY STORES
Cvt In l.ii
MEN'S HATS
.in I iiowliios. loiiiidoti- lino, nil styles and
lur Trlco
' ' t'.'c and t'.'.ic
:! s.!.a... t I .i!ili' .
1 " values 1 1.49
' a: I t- vahlc t ?
I v. ,.. 2.45
' ' i ..1 in ha!, iiur vnliun are iini'Uiinlled.
Golden Rule
Pricey mean money 8ued.
I A vv.-.ry I.,,.
4- ft
I Cu'.l.l ll"l I '
J Tti'-tf cmiih- ii I '"an to my door.
4. I .!.:,i, . in'.. I., i my nciniy Mtom.
Wl.-.-ii. I-, i: . arc vf want had
were my own!
J, So i i- 1 . i 'livt'liii iirt-uu
4. I m- n.. l i, in, h.-.ivi-n'H uvvn manna
r V!.;ii l '. ..1 ; Ihem waa In llv-
' X "- '
I 1 Lii'i'i'M ii "I "iy K!ad thanka-
- Marpt-r a Uazar.
Saved IliH Foot. ;
II. 1). EI, of llantam, O.. suffered
rniiii horrible nl'or on his foot for
four yearn. limtnrH advised ampu
tation, lmt ho relumed und reluctantly
tried liiieklcn's Arm .a Salve as a last
report, lie then wrote: "I used your
naive and my foot was soon complete
ly cured." II, st remedy for burns,
cuts. hniiKen a i. d eczema. Get a box
toduv. Onlv -'.'(. All druggists, or
l,v niall. II. K ll'irklen & Co., Phlla
di'liihia or St. I .on 13. B
The Bellows Store Co.
Dependable Merchandise Only
Trlaj! New Spring Laces, New Costume
11 CW lUUdy: chiffons, New Costume Flounces,
Xmas Handkerchiefs, etc.
Thanksg" ving In the Country
By JOE CONE.
BR! NO on tho turkey, tiinthfr, iin' tlm
tlx In' a utu- un' ull
I 'Do 'nil hlwh tipnn ttio tutU- for lli
blii un' fur the mii.iH
It la tlmt to H' l the dlt.n. i. It Ih Unit.- to
ai't u h down.
An' my appfi litu. 1 rat.'kti, Im th. biKK.-xt
tbltiK In town,
llrlnif un ihv mukk an' iIm-smIii'. ht.n i It uvt-
unyibhiK bfhin-1.
Cux tml.iy tt.u.t tu H.tii.j. in.iili-t,
viwU an' w ry klmt
Ho tluti't fuiKlt tin imtlilln', un i .m
don't fur :tt I iif
Tutlav'M Tb;wikw:ivm . iin.ii.iT, .i:' iir if
gtiln' tti U.iv I IhkIi
Ain't thet turkey )'-nt u d.ilM.v? Ami h-
tulry, 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 im' Itmw it '
Uon'l hi liiakf nu li!iti;;v m..th. ' A in I
liu lit I'll ,1111 II. ..vl, 1
ttt! I lit Kliss skin l.i buvdti , !)'
Hluthn a iiiiiiiln out
Oh, 1 ti-tl you. iiiui.ifi'. fiiil.li i-n tl
lll-KVt'll, ll.Sl .th.i.jl'
Draw your eh inn :itu.n,. iin i ..t.i. -. i.- ..
t'll tiltl tt'MS tt ln'l r " i 1 l i
You dmi't want -ut !.i:!k-.i mi:, t.i n
tt-rfi'i ln' v Hh -11,1 i -i u
Now I'm i'ln' tu r.u m- (!' I .ii.- . I'i-
yotir ilali H, vmi )tuin,; i .-. !
Tittlay'rj 'l'b. inksi.u in . u.,.ii .i Ai t it
litiud lu Itv uh i' .'
- ;.,timi..i. II. I ..; 1
llf f i:r. AKKIVAI.S.
M.-'i-l m. fliill.-ti. ('. S. MHlcr, C.
U (hiil. ml S. .I.....I.S. L. l.iiiidtTH,
C. A l!i inii'.lM.i;. K. I.. Warrrn, M.
Vuiiiiir. "inn ' ri;in .lack (learn, J.
1 1 l.i-i-, I'm -t l.i iff : John Alexander,
; t !! : Frank Imim-s, Spokane; W II
l,,nl M.hI.'. dli.''. I'.. It. llalneti, IHx
ftiMll. . H. I- Kimelsi. I'eel; T. M.
U'inninir.l. libnr: Win. Shelby,
.1 I if it ('if. Ma Tlinm:iK imtl wife,
H.i.-.s.-iu. .:i-ria: C. W. linllister.
I'Mitlaii'l : X. I. I'.iuttii, Taeonia; C,
t. Hi klM.ut an.l wife. PrlnevilUi.
ItosrSut- l..t, M. ). peeratler,
Miirjal. (in- ; U . II. Hush, Myrtlo
iWk: N. '- lr-l. Uakland; Tony
Arnold. r.T! I :i n -1 : ( M in A. Srhaner
ni;i!t, S'lii.-liiiif K iih Ii; A. H. Taylor,
C.rvalli-. ; !: Hleti. I-:. L. Wright,
1'oiltatnl. W. II Knldti-ton. It. V.
Veatfh. V IV -a. C IV Hamilton,
W. St-n-:-v, Ilis-.-ll (loher, ( K.
WE GIVE R0SEBI-RG TRADING STAMPS
Children's Fur Hats Corset Cover Lace
Made of best grade Coney colors. r f 'n" novelty for neat ror-
bl.ck or white, sold t ..7r ..hk-UiJUS T. . 50C
Costume Chiffon We Give New Xmas Hdkfs.
Just reived. eW c,nr - ROSebUrg taffi
$1.25 to $1.50 Stamps 25c to $1.50
IF IPS NEW, WE HAVE IT!
t ) l VsyJ
Kvart, J. C. Wiley, O. W. Ward, I.
X. Moore, City.
Hotel rni)(iia. n. V. Klman,
San rranclHco; Mrs. II. L. Hess, Chi
cuko: Frank Xlcholson, A. H. Dun
tin, Fall-mount; Sid Hlack. K. W.
.Morgan, R S. JobitHon, Portland; C
.1. Leonengard and wife. Myrtle
Creek; U. H. headbetter. City; II. II.
Haito and wife, Seattle; C. T. Chk
kadden, W. S. Parker, . K. Brown,
KiiKene; L. S. Hill, CottaRe drove;
K. L. Fin!a oii, San
FraneiBcn; )
Mr
,1. I'. I. use, Slither-
AN NO UN CKM EJfl;
Mali.. Calli
im. . ii. i. .null".. iniKii -ii i. ui. 4. lj. runaway. OiteoDf
Portland; lid. Stiik. r. San Francis- physician, ! now located in thiii
1 i- i cull,,. l Mi.f t..- m. a. ..i .'.." 1
u...ll II 'I' II.. LI., i. II U' Si.'lwirr tiAf nf TBaV.ah j x...
C. O. liaiinin, I'otllaiMl.
o I
In our hK Haddox'a shoe shoo has mn
-.-w- . b sj uouii UUUQlDf,
ner of Jackion and Oak itrecu
: phone 380. office 82.
isviTv pair (i i snot's in our uik n duuu unoo nas tnnvai
stork n tliu. d in priro during our new quarters at 223 Jackson atri
' mun'u .Ifinniih- two donra nnrth nt nnmtm. n
Cliising-out Sale ttf Shoea
son' ;t.
- ... tfDLRBUO Bin
two doora north of poatofllce. ci
uuu sew mm.
Some Eventful ThanWa ji vm.j
AllloliK tile days set upart lot Ih i
KlvliiK wlili-li In reality ha vu
of nntlonal sorrow ma tu- timnii
that of 17., when tlir ntire
was itiournlni; ovt-r tht ilr.iili
President Henry W'lNon.
innhiK on the Thanl.suh M'l I.i
year were lyini; in stale at a
ton; that of IsTs. h.-n th, t,. ;
strainer I'niiii'i-aiila. from N w
erowileil w it ti jtaTtmors. -s it,;,
l-'olkeslono, I limland. cai r iiu h ,i
tery jcnn;t' fifty snN; that . f
the inorniiit: of wti-h f.uin.1 .
try irrlevlnj: out the dead . f i
dent (iaiilel.l; thai or svj, u,,,
other t4'rril'le loss at mm i il . .
try niournliiu. (he Meanet i
tirove strikini; on ilie r.. 1,
Cntiso and proMni: n.Mi-i -!
ninny on hoard; that of sv., u!u i
eon nt ry nioiirned o er (tie 1 1
Vlee President Thomas 1 1 . i .!
sleephij; his last sleep at Iii- I
apolls home.
r i
Ifs a mighty good thing in this hust
ling age of ours to look backward now and then in
order that we may look forward with greater hope and courage.
Thanksgiving is, and should be, one of our most import
ant National events for it brings us back, in memory, to the very
foundation stones of our National policy.
We recall the principles
which carried those men of indom-
U:iMl' courage to the bleak New England shores in
' "' .i up ;it,T fivodom; wo roviiw with prith th.'ir
- I'HiM'so iHirf'Ctly lis to withstand tho storms of
'i ' . !'-' 'iii';i;'uioiit and criticism of nearly .TOO years.
And today in big successful
businesses, you will find those same
sturdy, old fa;hion2d principles uppermost. You
in-: i.ni .
aluiv, '-!
"" '. tmro and simple, dominating every trans-
I ii.l irutlifiiln. s and Btralghlforwar.l open
i "Minds IicIiik u..."l lu every trade-winning, sue-
A Thnkgiving Monelo.j.i
. I w ant Uiit ill uMi"i .i k 1
An i"tne i.ii-.n ttin t. ,
fln-lp Jim. I llh.' l l .
KUel Mil I'.i kit S
Aunt Mtote. I tt,t - I
Me lh I.ITH f.il -, l -Whut'a
t'l.i: in i,. i t .
A. I Tm-.iii lh -t f -
Kin I li.ne .'t:i1- i.
Y . I I" :t (t -.li ! . i .
Keelful .Stv. 1 n.nt -
Wlii'Oi' - luK'l' ei..
ii'ia'it
Tt U'.i't tf'Hl V :l ! .
(lleM tlt.lt "t-ilt'M .1 ,
I vw ti t:i v S .t..l , i i
I'll a I n t l tu i f; :
Huh! Km Him t :f I .1 ' -rin-iiiu!
N.iw, I wnn't !
lilliitiu' n" hi i i u . , i
-i'hai lei v J,! .
In G'ttronomic Wy.
"IXi u think I'liaiiUu i:. t ,
Will fc'ti nVwn :"
"1 tun Miro or It."
'Tlmt'' iro.nl I o you think wy
full mil' h':'
"I ilitln't :y nnjthln :i!.."i' t1,
f.-illlmi; 1 MM tliov Ho'thl .1 i,
It.ilttliiotv Autrrii ;itl.
For these things this live store, the men in it and the
men behind it are thankful. We realize that we are right in building
our business along these lines, in associating curselus wilh ; n instiua.c n 5iih ns
The House of Kuppenheimer
and we can look forward knowing that where our underlying principles
1 wu, KiciicT growth, our larger success Is assured.
We're simply good clothes sellers in every
sense of the word. Our doors are always open in welcome
to every man. wom:i:i ;, . , i ... ,, ' '
' ' our rnmii.nniiv ,,,! .i,.ik.f i romo
:
i,!'
:X
here with a difinlie
w e're ready, i ? I i t: r a:;.!
""' com ii. unity and whether yoi conio
" in m:t!, or l!i,;.:y to look, listen and ltrn:
; is to a-rve (,-!.
Harth's Toggery
Roseburg, Oregon
Florsheim Shoes
Stptsnn Hnf
jt . fi kllrM.J U L' J '-"J
A 0nnr Jng1.
Ff n 1 1 1 r K v it?fi v .i -w
I'ltxHIini l!lti;1 ' r
l-'f m iMumtim's iMt tl' n
Kit'l'tl nwriio' the -t .i f t .-.
Am n iv In lu't v r- i'M' .;
An ! wlHo. f.-r Th.(nKir'fn
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