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I.. WIMIIKItl.Y
W. H. KISIIKH
A. I'F.TTIT
V. WI.MIIKIll.V
Kutered at ItosehurK, Oregon, pustoflice as second clans matter
Office, llevlew IluildiiiB, Nurth Jackson Street.
KIHSTKII'TION' It A II
Dally, hy mall, per year
Dally, by carrier, per month
Dally, by carrier, per week t...
Twlco-a-week, per year
Twle-a-week, six months
.13.00
. .60
. .15
. 2.00
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SAVING FOOD rKOMTTS IS IMI'KIIATIVK.
sku iu:s oi-i i:ici:i.
William llouuld, (hellcs
Collins ami llartnel I'rlre will
leave tonight for Vancouver
preparatory to entering the
tiovernioent ,erv!re. Mr. Unw
ind lias Joined the infantry,
while .Messrs. Collins and
I'llee w ill hecolne nidi, tiers of
tin- Held artillery.
' .1 uMi, e of the I'
this morning Kave
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4.
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Now that the planting season is practically at an end, the next
problem, in addition to the proper care and cultivation, is the best
methods for conservation of the crops. We do not yet realize in
Oreiron that there is an actual world-wide shortage of fruits and
veo-etnliles. vet it is said that thousands of soldiers in Kurope are 1
sick and dyinjr from scurvy and other diseases from lack of just
these things. It has I wen tiie annual experience in this county and
state to allow thousands mid tens of thousands of bushels of fruit
to k to waste literally lie on the ground and rot for lack of
proper care. It w ill be scarcely less than a crime to permit such a
thinif to happen this year. The soldiers in the trenches and the
women and children of Kurope are in srrcat need of every pound
of fruit and vegetables that can be saved and sent to them. We
must jfet dehydrating plants, if possible, to handle these products,
and if that cannot be done the fruit evaporators should be pressed
into service. It is imperative that nothing in these lines be al
lowed to go to waste.
It is also important that housew ives "put up" exlra quanti
ties of these products for home use. It is more than likely that
canned goods will be scarce and high priced the coming year. Can
neries are having difficulty to .secure the necessary cans for such
purposes, even at greatly advanced prices. Canned goods are in
great demand for the soldiers, and dealers in this country may not
be able to secure them during the coming year.
I'y the processes of dehydrating or evaporating, fruits, ber
ries and vegetables may be preserved and prepared for shipment
without the use of cans or jars. Mid much saving will also he made
on freights, liesort to the old-lime, individual family drier is j
urged, provided no better means is available for saving the sea-!
son's crops. These are the lines that are being urged in the state
of Washington by (Jovernor l.yster, the president of the stale:
agricultural college at Pullman, and others in authority, so we
learn from W. C. Harding, who lecently returned here from Walla j
Walla, (lovernov l,ister recently returned from Washington, 1. j
(.'., where he was informed bv the highest authorities of the press
ing need to save every pound of foodstulls of every kind. I
In our own immediate locality we are not in a' position to
manufacture war supplies on a large scale or to build ships. Yet
we can do what is probably even more important - grow foodstulls
and prepare it for use both at home and abroad. Tlfe demand is I
great and the prices high. Ilegin now to prepare so that nothing I
shall go to waste.
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Slowly but surely the people of this coast are realizing that :
"e enormous task ol war la re is upon this country. II. C. Wort
man, of the firm of Olds, Wort man & King, of Portland, who has
just returned from a business trip to New York, is quoted in a
Portland paper as saying: "Thioughout the Mast the war situa
tion is uppermost in the minds of people. Mvervbodv on the At
lantic .seaboard realizes that in the light of recent events, the real
burden of the war has been transferred to the I'nited Slates. We
must prepare with men and munitions for an active and all-important
part. It is generally thought that if the Tinted States can
send an army of .'illtl.lltli) men soon, it will serve to bring the w al
to a quick close, provided, of course, that the Uussian situation
(loes notgrowwor.se. I happened to be in the Mast when the
llntish and Trench war commissions arrived in America It wis
a significant fact that the first thing thev asked for at Washing
ton was men to go to the Trench front. Ilefore that we had alwavs
..,-,- ,., (iiiiiion mat 11 was our money and munitions that th
meti. i.usincss conditions -.;ist are all that could I..
oimer me war excitement, and t
Warren IU-el Hen'
Warren Iteeil, (iurditicr capitalist,
af onipanied by his. daughter. .Miss
Kva, arrived here late Monday af
ternoon. .Mr. Heed left at inldnlKht
for Portland, while Miss Kva de
parted lor lliddle early today to vHIt
Willi frlendH. Mr. iteed says busi
ness conditions are very wood in
northwestern lionitiiis County at the
present time and much wool i.s he
lm: marketed there.
a. e I. II. Kiddle
the defendant 111
the ease of Koo Hi: You s. John
SIllK until Wednesday to file an ans
wer. Thiti action was1 brought to
11 recover money which the plaintifT
' claims he loaned to the defendant.
( iiil A. lh.n Kile.1
The llonttlas Creditors' Associa
tion yesterday filed a suit in the
justice court here against l.loyd
I lal t luer. 01' Itrnin. The action was
.brought t recover the sum of $17
which is alleged to be due on a
KiKned accounts.
Ketch Was Sued
Suit was tiled In the justice court
here yesterday by the lioliKlax As
sociation against I. S. Ketch, for
merly nihl policeman here. 1'lain
tllTH seek to recover the sum of $t; l.
K.I. which is nllei-ed to b due .1. K.
I'albe. proprietor of a local restau
rant. Mr. Ketch is now employed as
watchman by the Southern I'ncilie
Company, and is stationed In t li j
southern part of the county.
This Is a very painful and danger
ou disease. In almost every neigh
borhood someone has died from it
belore medicine could be obtained or
a physician summoned. The right
way is to have a bottle of Chamber
lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
In the bout-e bo as to be prepared for
it. Mrs. Charles Enyeart. Huutlnis
ton, Ind.. writes: "During the sum
mer of 111 1 two of i:iy children were
ti'ken sick with choiera morbus, t
used Chamberlain's Colic and Diar
rhoea, Itemed)- and it gave them fiu
mediate relief." c
NOTICE or ANNTAI. SCIKMU.
.MKKTIXti.
Notice Is hereby Klven to the legal
voters of School District No. 4, of
IkiiikI.cs County, State of Oregon,
that the Annual School Meeting of
said district will be held at 214
Jackson street, Uoseburg, Oregon, to
begin at the hour of 2 o'clock p. lu.
on the third Monday of June, being
the I mil day of June. A. D. r.il".
This meeting is called for the pur
pose of electing two directors to
serve for a term of three years, and
the transaction of business usual at
such meeting-.
Dated this 7th day of June, 1!I17.
K. I,. MILLER,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest- koscoe N. Creen, District
Clerl:.
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expected
is vciicI'mIIc fluuM.1,1 11, .,( ii,.,
-,,,,,,, , i-iiicriiig upon me greatest industr
activity 01 History. I lie .Northwest, with Ii
oeveiopmciu, will share m it.
nil and business
er resources ripe for
1 1 1 l.-K-keleller has made Ins third subscription of
'" ! " 'I'" '',.'"r '"'"' brmgmg the tl;, to Si:,.
Ml. I he New ork l-.nancicr says il is understood that he in-
t ,1s o p , several more suU,-,,, s ,.,,,, ,,, ls,s ( (,M,
.1 ... altlmugl. ,1 is a lorrgone con, l,i,,n that ,f the bonds are
. Vl. ' s'lbsci'iliers will hae their allotments
lit, nts in full. '",,nV "" "" " ""i.snl.oV
Next week the "hie. ,lm" will I tor ,l ,
X'rra
" -7 eas'.U',;;;1:,,, . ;;:
soldier ho.s provided with I',.. , I ... .1 want out
..... , . i "" pii.ti scr ice while at
the Iront. This can onlv be done
'.eryone shoulil gladly coiilnh
irougli the liiediiiin ol tiie ;,.d
I' v HI all he Heeded.
DepoMi.s i local banks ,t,nue""to iiure,., The ivison"
ith woo M- iticr at .'i to i',o , ,. 1 ,, h ason .
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Wound 111 the tie. k. unlinm-.t t ' ',. ,.
prove at M.-rc l,,.-pi,.,l ,m,l i,. I ' ..
the nth-u.llui; ,hs. 1,0c II,,- 1 ,, '.in,
windpipe was piiucl 111. -, I 1, , ,,. suf. ,,
fe'-cd other cqujIU .,s ,.M.-U u , , e
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Factory experts, and leading coast disttibutors for nil makes of cars,
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Less wear itnd more power because Zcrolene keeps its lubricating
body at cylinder hent. Less carbon because. being made from asphalt
biise crude, il bums clean and goes out on exhaust
Zerolene is the oil for your car whatever the make the oil for
nil types of automobile engines. For correct grade get our lubrica
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Af dealers everywhere and Standard Service Station!
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The little yirl in nurprised when the turnint; (in of Mazda lights
instantly relieves the strain on her eyes.
Huy National Mazda lamps and other electrical housthold appli
anees here, wliere assortnients are good, pliers reasonable, and ser
vice goes with every purchase.
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GO EAST THROUGH
Costs l.ittk' Moiv
ROUND TRIP SUMMER KXCURSION FARES
will be mi sale to eastern destinations on many dales in June,
July. August and September.
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si:i:
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Francisco, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, Del Monte, Los
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El Paso and many other points.
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iiv ioh bought your Liberty IlonJs?
J. C. Penney Co. Golden Rule Stores
175-m'SY STORKS-175
CHILDREN'S
GINGHAM DRESSES
Stripes, Maids and Checks
Exceptional Values
49c to 98c
LADIES'
NEW SHOES
Hiijh top, medium heel
White Duck (M.98 per pair
Patent Leather Lace P Cuban Heels With
White Canvas Top $3.50 per pair
See Our Window Display
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The Hurdv. are Shendan St.
Attorney J. c l'uleit,.n.
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