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Newspaper Page TextCOUNTRY-WIDE MOVE 10 URGE PRACTICE Of SAVING BY AMERICANS NKVV VoltK, Mar.h p The tounirv-w tdt effort to t-ntaiilisU the prat ti e of ai in; uiuoiik Aux-ricaa people u at tract i uk uuu li uttiit)ou and 1h apparently aecunipllwhirm Ki'fttt Kuod, although th move nitiit i ully i Kati only ulth tit new tjar. lu thft Kast w here the volume of luaiiulat'tuMiiK husiut'Hs liaa bfn 1m-luenH'-lv ln r ant 1 and where market prlt't-H are hih. bo Hi beeauti of the Uf in :i till for munition of war, ft in to be expected then; would be an in ereaxe In per capita bank deposits. Iii other Kt'cttoim where i be tempo rary bt-nef Its of war production are not felt, the Krowth of aavtiiK bank total Ik highly gratifying to thone who ure behind the undertukiuK and it 1m believed our people are Impres sed by the facta and fiKures pretieut ed through the pp-nn for the pur pose of awakeninx thni to the nec essity for K'-neral thrift and econ omy. This Is not Kiirpri.siriK, for It must be perfectly obvious to the American work in k man that he haw steadily neKlerted tho richest opport unit lea offered the citizen of any country on the xlobp. That these opportuni ties may not be all he dt-sln-M or that they may or may not be pro portionate with the ad vantaK''fl en joyed by the employer ure (iieHtionit entlr ly outside the muin Issue, which it that we have by no neana done the bent wit It what we :? ye had, lie that much r little. With the k rent est natural repour cch In the world anil the highest watff scale, the I'nlted State has the lowenl pcr-eiitaK of nave. The fiRiiren nre ur follows: The I'nlted Hlatea has I OH navera per l.oiiu of population; Italy, Knland, ',12; Cerinany, .'117; France, :M; Sweden, 3ti; ll'IJuiu, 397; Switzerland, M4. Surely we are a wildly extravagant L - . - . , nation when we proportlunat-ly Lave ) less than one-third the navtri that i h i'aoiK ban, and less than oue-fiUa uf tbose of Switzerland. I '1 be Amen an p- ople tuav w 11 bear lu mind the Indisputable t'aet that the K ui opt it n uatloiib liit-d above have finanted our iartt uini-i-takhiK in the past and that they will not do io In ttie future. Tin war will ert' dually clo-e the for-i-'n money markettt to this country A hat aie we K'jIiik to do afiout it? Theie if no phae of the great question of "preparf-dnihs" which Is more im portant t.i.tn that of the financing of our enterprise! 1 reufter w nji our own capital. We have the mon ey, but will we learn to use it wide ly? The fln;tncf:tl strength of a nation, Iik Its morality or lis pat rloti-m, runs back to the Individual borne, and when you enter th home the real foundation usually Is found to be jn tl:e woman of the family. In thiH National Kconomy Campaign the women should play an important part, and undoubtedly will do so. I cpartitM nt store proprietors mt th women buy all the househobl nec s:dtieM, u the children's clot ties, and hh per cent of the men s dot lies as well. The large percentage uf the family income par;sa th ioukIi her hands Her great Influence up on this thrift movement Is then-fun-very plain. A somewhat broader view of our general condition Is positively appal ling and 1h well expressed In the word of the Itelgiun Commissioners who yied tills country in 1 1 4 : "Hundreds of miles of Idle f 'ltlb Innd, orchnrds and fields with tin gat hered products rotting on t In land, miles of your)'; trees attacked by fire and left to burn. In the country, wasted hunt; In the cities, w:isted men. On the trees, ungutir eri d food; In the centers of popula tion, hungry people. These are the economic conditions of American life. If anv country of Kurope had such bounteous wealth, such limitless land fit for cultivation, and such unused labor energy. It would be rpilckly t tans formed Into prosperity he von d '"Hies Why, In Helgluiu even (he dogs work.' a? TTOME" to me is some place whar thar's real affection an good cookin', entirely pipe smoke. surrounded by NE of the greatest "comforts of home" is a tin of VELVET. For VELVET'S age mellowed flavor puts the "seasoned" taste ) into every S nlrvfnl The av.-rage Anierkan family, ur rouLOeil by a muitttud- of demands Ld tei..tat.ou to jend ti.oney, mj4t eavt. It It av at all, tLrouigb ; ome po im -, indexible resolution. Tii'' war-cry today iB ".Save Some tliniif." put necec-arily any iurK a mo i tits, but sometiiinK, Tor when th- i-ta.'t is bin e made the habit jfrortN and systematic sa'.in bt-comei the n, u-1 fasciiiatitiK Kafi.e in tne worbl Ki'T.v member of the family i apahb of a i newt t bought enters sertou-l but happily into the deter mined eftort to ' get ahead " Little ex l r.t v agunc-s are dispensed w it h, economies are effected here and there, and anv trifling deprivation of the pre"iit Is furKutteti In the increasing protection gained for the future. It is wonderful how mnnev grow w hen once rightly planted. The w ork Inns of compound interest are awe-inspiring. A man of J.'i who ea rns $'ti a week who will put $-" a week Into a savings bank at 4'.,, draw nut each $,uom as accumulated and Inveht it in a bond, will at the aire of hae sn income of $0 a week from his savings alone. In other words, by steadily saving one fourth ot his salary irom the age of and investing It safely for liS wars, be will double his Income. Fig ni it out Tor yourself, hut how much better if he had begun saving at I be age of I .". ! One treat trouble Is the seeming humiliation of our people over sav ing small sums and it Is their great , mistake for even the little amounts, the ten or twentv-the cents a day, can be placed with established insti tutions which will show astonishing, increases In a short time, and, thru: that same magical compounding of interest, show wondeiTuI returns for longer periods. Would it seem pos sible to save six or seven dollars a in. mill for less than ten years, then let it remain at work for another like period, and at the end of that time withdraw $l.".MO? II Is done right along with sound, conserva tive Institutions and that is not all, their finamftl returns are nearer $',miu, than $I..miu. Is there any reason for a vhild's future not be ing provided for? If the proud fath er will save ': cents a day from the vear of its birth until Is is ten years old. th n re-invest the total, the child can have from I..".hi to IV immi w hen 1! I years of nge. The sec let of individual success, and thi.t means National prosperity, of course, is found in systemettc. persevering saving, in constantly spending less than on'1 makes and In putting th' difference safely at worn. Lest You Might Not Know-- that we have re-engaged in the DRY GOODS business we make this announcement. You will remember the HIGH STANDARD of merchandise formerly sold by the old firm of FISHER it HAL LOWS CO. This same standard will be maintained by the new firm of FISHER'S, and it will be our aim to live up to the reputation for FAIR DEALING enjojed by the old firm. Our lines are now fairly complete, everything is of the newest and up-to-the-minute merchandise, and priced far below what others ask for the same quality. We invite you to call and inspect our goods and prices. No trouble to show goods, 'red no obligation on yur part to buy. Have a look. NEW SPRINC MERCHANDISE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT New Coats, Suits ar.d Waists New Wash Fabric?, Dr?s? Goods and Silks New Lacis, Embroideries and Trimmings. Men's Furnishing Coods A complete New Stock Negligee, Golf and Sport Shirts, Collars and Neck wear, Pajamas and Night Shirts, Socks, Suspenders etc. IN FACT A COMPLETE FURNISHING GOODS STORE SOLE AGENTS IN ROSEBURG FOR K. it G. ana the Gossard Corset Standard Patterns Munsing Underwear i Special: 10C0 yds. of embroider- in sertion at !c. per yard. h'nl (iitircil (inrilon Silk- llmr BELL MILLINERY SPRING OPENING l'M I'.MTI.UN HATS They Tell T he Style Niw Sptirg stles greet you at our Special Millinery Opening Saturday, March 11th. Ynn will find bote ail the l.ile-.t slles ill lY.u h 1 aLcl shapes with iuiiiiie ubbun tiiius. Aliiian I.imiiI tdiapvi ttitMinrd in tatiel.ts In ii'ittch ill shades uf uil guiii, rlcive giev, Meditei.itio.iu blue, cameo and biiiguudv pink. New Sptinjj Coats and Suits II i ' xt i ? . Vf 'i, ; it t 'h:n fir ,l,nrn i'..7'ir. A ..-A .f n .;' ; f ' ti, . , ),( f'l'tiins. "ii.'.r II I 'If" i n 'i f i 'W i H ; ' .. .V'- I a,.-,-- s , ,iV,-,--v .'i),,l.h A tl," l:,r in..,!,; ,,r,-! u 1 1 )i the si;Wit i'rir;i( ,it irii! ,','w S; fi,- i n , i, i i' ', t ifitii-.t ', r rr,-,i-tmr New ConipU te Line of Forest Mills , ru 'r.f t it,,-, ri I n ! rr,i r.ir K I , 'r .V. V li"rf.-i ; n -i t ,t- nrr h Notions of all Kinds This Storj Huts You Wclcomi .V,7 S,s:rr l!!,iL; V.TII CHILD'S COI ;H CoIiIh, riiimiiiK of nose, continued irritation of tli mutoiirt iiii'inbrune il n-;l'i't'l may im-an Catarrh later. 1 in n t titkt the (hunr'H-r(Io soiue thliiK for our rhiltl ! Children do nut t:iki t fry int-dittm', but they will takt 1 r. KitiKH New iMMruvcry and without hrlhln or tfaniiiK. Its a HWfct pit awant Tar Syrup nnd so ff-r-ttivt'. Just laxatlvtt iMioiiKh to Hinihiatt' the wavtc poisons. Almost the first do1 tii'lpK. Always pre pai rd. no mix inn or fussing. J tist ask your druyytHt for Ur. KihK Nw !; overy. It will safi'Kitartt your fluid nuaitist si-rioiiH aihtH'titii rosult inj; from colda. I The Ant i -Cunt will present "A 'Soldier of Korluin'" at Iilxonvillf Auditorium I'riday evi-nln. March loth. Music hy South lu-cr Creek orclittra. IU-1 rrnhnu'iits. Curtain at S: i:.. o - YONCALLA AMI ICIMTV. Mr. .1 1. ltlnhup was taken to Portland last we k to the (lood Sa maritan Hospital, where she under w ut an operation for append iritis. Sh- is it-purted as improviiiK rapidly. Itev lloikinc was unahle to keep h is a 'point nti-iit at lie (ill last S iti.l.iv owiii! to the stormy weather Tho- V C. T I, ladlt k met at the home it Mt- Ktta Senter on March s. All r a husinesii meet in s, t he l.idi.s wriv si'rd with a delicious hnirh. Mr;'. V k!it surprised tier hetter hi 'II', the rin.'"sut, one evening last wei'k. it In inn his th hirthday an- I.OCAL AND l'F:i(S(AL of the several events arranged for the occasion. The club medal is now 111 poKSessioll of Fred Tulles, no won the 2.j bird about last Sunday. Mr. Tulles expects to compete in next Sundai s shoot in hope ot retaining tho medal. NO TIMK I. IKK Till: I'llKSKNT. II. M. lllack, of I'ortlan 1, arrived here last night to spend a few days. V. I.. Kent, of F'ortland, spent the day in Koseburc looking after busi ness matters. KHKK. A 25-eent dust cloth with each otic bottle of Liquid Veneer on Krldavs only, at Churchill llwd. Co. . t llos and Kirls who n.vl' -t to pre- ti. M. I.ocke, of Portlanil, arrived pare themselves for the worbl's bat in Uoseburit last evenins to spend a ties are to be piti d. II tiny do not rew days with friends. jtare lor an education they should Nothing like coal for a steady ! ', arn 8,ime trade. When uu see a fire. Ask about the uenuine Pea- ;ounf n,,Hn or woman who has neK cock Hock Sprlnss, at Case's. wi"1 ahnosM every opiwrliinity to become useful, lnitiK in idleness, I). I.. Ilennett, of Portland, ar- they are mukina a livinn hy uues rived here last evening to spend a tionahle methods or are eaiitm at lb. few days with friends. f expense of parents, relativ s or per- nt llntrnit Mich " a i is I rieniis en I I t a ! ! y llc linetl. 1'ar- 111 I T! .11 V and le.e !i- r an eiiiiiaM and r 1 1 ii -1 1 Uh.iintiiuiit' . i, ), U itlit niav nucis. tiles l le' bttll sclniol pui'tls . wi'ie ei' senl and sjicnt - esellllm with allies I'll, v b it at a late heur. elini; Mis W i i; 111 a i -s and w ishiim Mr li.ue m.inv liirtlnlay an husl- II" II' . A. I.. .t t.iii lie and llc r Dimcne. s. , i sen 'in is a in ttini; have lie mm i e tin the hospt ahm i ei v . hi s ivt;im, .1 so !un t tun" a e. lie in. id a1 I fioni ;i ini; with a a 1 1 i n to dentist this :r.!l li. lat had t1' t In crow, d at the Mlllll I., r. iv d e h. M.I ci! Mi-Hi. l 1. .:en on ai: n r s.ini i 1 null Clt Y II V1SY ASK FOR and CET HORLICK'S THE ORICraAL MALTED MILK Ctwtp fu'.wtitutc cot YOU uoi pric K. K. HoKservan arrived here last eviiiiug to spend a Tew days with friendc. Wanted, hides, veal, poultry, pkks, potatoes and onions. Soot Cash bas ket Aivocery, 2oS N. Jackson street. It. V. Ilinkley and wife, of Car Irn Valley, were visitors in the city for a few hours Thursday. C. C Campbell, of Portland, ar rived in Uosehurs last eveniim to spi-nd a few days w it li f rh nds. Jitney service, city and country. Call Ktxall hrtiK Store, Cass street, phone 4"i, ll. W. Gape & Sons. .lanieH V. Nell, of San Krunclsro, arrU ' here last evenit-u to spend a almitihtlv dollar few das looking after business mat- cf consideration. ters. Charles II. Stewart, of Alhanv, ar rived In the city last evening to spend ' das looking after business matter. J. M. Chamberlain, of Portland. arried in KoseburK last evening to spend a few dtiys lookliiK aft ness matters. Walter Tavlor. of Corvallis, rived in ItoseburR last eeninn. was r disten d at the rinnnua also isit.d with Mr. and Mrs. W I'earre. of Peer Creek. t Kdwin Weaver returned to his home at Myrtle Creek this niornhr. lie spent last ninbt here attending the regular in-etliii! of the Klks' lodmv 1.. V Conn aried h're last en inu fmm I.akevtew. Oregon, to at tend the funeral of Ms brother, who die.t rv ntU at Cakland. Cat The fnnt'ial was held here today. j Joseph Mm. lues, niaor of Oakland, and candidate for county commis-si.tn-T at t he Republican primary election, returned to his home last eenln. alter a day spent here with f liends j M. W. Vb!ii- h the first of the week -e.eivd a the k for $t"to, whi.-li i" the a m mi nl of a pnl lev carried in the lo al or I r of Artisans by the late M-s Ahltieh, who died at her home mar this city on February '2. t on do not know pel Monte prodmts buv an assorted dozen, re-i-cninc the lowest case price on each item t our risk. If not satWfa't oi mom will be refunded Huy h t'.e lo,:en rrom the Peoples' s5"! plv Comp.inv ; lu i I.ir- n. e I.ah. of liiddbv sient Tlunday iifternoon in the city lookinu niiir business a: t a Irs. I r. I.flh is imte well known here, wh re lie has n am fvtends. He made the trip to Ko-tehurt; in his automobile. ,nd he reports the roads in fatrl i en.lit'oii. l"!.e fini.T.ii ol C.etui:-' Conn, who died at iVikl.ilid. Cal . reecutlv. to be N Id at the le al undertakm: p.ir 1-rs at 1-' olock thi tmirntim. has been pinioned until Vondav at o clock p. m The remains arrived here late last tiisltt. accompanied h Henrv . I W . and I. Conn, of M Iro--. ho went to Oakland when t he t i 'en e 1 new s that t he condl- ents usually make alitv.vun. es ior mistakes of their children. Hut wh- n their tonuues are forever stilbd by the icy dull ol ileaih, ami children are thrown upon the mi r i. s ol the world, conditions are dilf- n nt. An employe must make uood or lose his ... i,,.,. .. mjjion Thousands of irls are employed in the factories and mercantile establishments of the world. If t hey cannot earn money lor th ir enipto im nt at tar at ion wnufs in many cases, t hey are dis charged and no more thought uiven to their future career than the local dealers think of the t,,to (r a carload of livestock shipiied to teed the hun gry in the cities. In both cases the is the onlv object The public school in Oakland has an efficient corps oi teaciiet s, f nil pr pa led to fit the st udeii t tr the fut ure. Improve pv'Vv fleet in;: rmmicnl. Kwiy min ute sn-iit in idleness or sinful pleas- A Beautiful Modern Bungalow Five looms and bath, with all closets built in, two fine (.orches, full base ment. Situated on Winchester St. Pi ice 53150. 52000 cash, balance on time. Call and see us for bargains. BALLF & BROWN Realty Company 214 N. Jackson St. Koscburg, Oreg. tin's is rori'wr lust. Yhb liiml innviiis an' imyliu l"ill Hi.' tllDUKlllli -K SlllillMIl lias I'll ll'i- ilny ji-.s snri' to loiut- u !ir iilliT nill Inulc Inn k in .-nrruw i; pixsiiili'. wolllil v.- wimII :::uitlii'l' op.iun:iut . Tins pr: Is for. hit lost an. I ii;;::iy vi. i !.s i,lolm II..' sllill. ,v ol T:ik". for . vanij'l.i. st inl.-m s lio li:iv ntnl arc not niakini: mioil. I.i-i tiio ti'S. till' III. I. Inr IK'. Im biv l':i ill il. n it in (Inkkiml ..luni'. lint all o"i- III,' im, rlil, he :i "ai ninu to thr iilol. nt anil tlioni;lit s. 'I 'liniisaniN in pi'iiiti'titinrii s. On- as'.iiiii ,.. th- u,or honsi'S ami I'l.illi. Is i'iii.1 liio " nalty. It ii;;s l i . n truly sai.l: -Tin n is no nun' like D:i' pr's.nt t i :n-: the m turi' is not ours, if we uonl.l inn!;' our lios -'iMiiii,. iiiinrovt' the s- in l oins. ' OaMarni Ailvnnip. t'.m of I) .li' .'!f J w ,i stuii l.oiiil s;'0's.,nMl ar, niakinc rlilli oi.it'' p ('.'.itioni tor tin' sli'Hil lo hi't.l nt u m.-hftiT S iii.l.o iiihIit tlio aui-i'i, in of tin- HoK' tnirs ilun Chi'' Vulu.it'lo nipilali" anil other I'nrn lll 'jo &rn to the winners I Mm 7 " Mm u. t i w r 'TV AW Vil, n I Ins wmm it ' l l. 'I have K C BAKING POWDER for a great many years and have yet to experience a failure in baki: wih it j - - - -" sure of best results "I believe in the "safety first" idea and am when I use K C. "Yes, I have u:-c 1 other?, always gone Lack to the higher priced powders too, but have he old reliable." ti3 Baking isalv.cyo sure to 'ii'e satisfactory rcsu'.L-?. Powder loods r..-e K C ist cn getting it. For good, wholesome K Ounces for H