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mow rrnru rvrXTNOBOSKBCRO REVIKW, TfESDAT. JTTT a. IBIS. 1 v rain, i GHAUiTAi . w . ! . y i.i rr .CTgasr vj. 1 Roseburg July 20 to 26 Inclusive, Everybody Come to "An Evening in Hawaii" at Chautauqua ."Rambling Through Paradise" with Mildred Leo Clement J 31 J Attractions Jf V 3Ss J JIM lif i' - - - Ql Buy Season Tickets NOW! Ii N linnl to Imagine a program of greater charm than the one which ,ill close Chautauqua this year, "An Kvening In Hawaii." Mildred Leo Clemens, author and lecturer, cousin of Mark Twain, will present ti travelogue, "Mumbling; Through Paradise," accompanied hy wiUKhTfut iHssolvinu views of the llamls. The Hoyal Hawaiian (Jtilnii t will )t-i seiit a full nmivrt of the eiidiantitiK melodies of their native land. This group of Hawaiian player nint singers is one of the best bmui;ht Into this tnuntry in many years, including among its members Joseph Kt kuku, 4itli;iiiattir of the steel tni-lhod of guitar plaii)g. Seven Days Filled With Inspiring MUSIC It. S. Dllintt ..iri(.l from Itaiidtut to i-it In tr il'iya. t. i.l.i Mr. ..-hI Mi- I A I'r.ni. wlni hud .i ! li . ii id this city a it w i.ts, I it tin,. iMoiiiui tor ilit ir home at liiilillf MEgIQN NAVY FLmLmTESVASTE Children Cry for FIclcherrs .1 feW A Ihe Kind V m U.-.c Ahvuvs mid l;,h li.is been iu use 4,.r over ii.:,iV y-.irs, l.s-. b-me the tii.mature it a"', h-ls ; ii'-- ii'uliT liis per- ii:ili nt roi; ih;v NATION ItV JAM'.lliV All Count. 'i It W'll: 1 Mi-ervi.-.;..a biine its in f anoy, -V 1 ' ' I'lU' tM c i'u'lo' Vim III th. Imit.ili-n:: i' n.l " liis.t ::.s r.., j .it- !,,, ExpnimM:':. tint . ,;u and end.in.'.-r t-.e lie.iltli n lulants and C liiliii i-n 1 '.s t-r i iui' jir. ir t p.-t ii-n-nt r What ioCASTORIA" CaMmia is a lurmh-.s iiiHU l..r C.i:.( .; (ii!, Patecorie, Drop-; mid S,,hi.v ,'S,M,, It U vn-a:.-.nl. It cnlains neither Cj-mki. " i :.;.io n. r otiiei i.an-..:.- ciit-M m.e. Its i:o i n :ii.ir.inTe- .,.r m, te t:s in tl W'en 1.. c.'n.st.Siit ti c f. r V-- r !:-! . f c.i ti Wind Colic aad l'.ar i ,-a ; .k' .vi;.,- ! therefrom, ,":ul tv r. : : w -i., t'-e : i 'i the assiiri! itiou ut 1 t-tv ! The Cbildtcu's i'u-u.ea ll-.e M..,!icsV i i.u ycats it has '. l'laUiU'iu'V, '" . s :m ii inij " i is, IlillS GENUINE CASTORS A ALWAYS vBcais the , f In Use For Over 35 Years Thti Kind You Have Alwjys L'ouohi t, yva 4 'n i"i nr.1 ' iii"-'ii ""r y 1 pyl 1 ixx;, fevftgfj U i Ps'iVl r'"'r ,,fl"n N ,,"l,,t' 10 to-sv--yfi Fa eliuilmiiH wHitf. 1 & 1 In the upper photo T.VlTi I Mta f u ,,n ,hi 4 iliOti'd ) allnK H meat ilieer that fT- 'l V.'Y 1 WASHINCTON. July S. - Kepishi tion to proinbit the s.il' of distilled Illinois, wine and heer after January 1 , 1 V 1 !, and to pnduhit t he m:tnn faeture of wine and beer after No vemiier net, was utrreed ni'on tod.iy by the Striate a t leult til a i com tn it tee The h-i:Nl;it ion proposed as a subst ii ute fur t he pending Nor r is a m end men t to the )iui',rK"iiry auri cuii in .ii pproprta ! 'on hill wdteh would stop the sab- of distilled liquor and wine on June "n. I : 1 !. ' and prohibit the mamif.toture of beer three months after the bill becomes law. ' I'nn i.-ion for the exportation of liipioi s already produced was ron-ider-d by the committee, and piob- ably will he reported in some furtn before the Senate arts on the ; amendment. Hy fixing a definite date after I w hich the .ah would he prohibited j oi ail intoxicating liquors, member s f of the commit tee believe ttutt anv : etiarye of diseriminalion would he avoided. They say wine glowers would be fitahied to dispose of thi year's crop while brewers could make use of their entire suppiv of malt. Hesir (um 1 out Jay Arthur Johnson, who was brought from liosoburg to otjuille charged with taking aa automobile tire and rim and a license, is at t'oquille waiting a hearing in juvenile court before Judge James Watson, savs the MarshtieM Times. Km mitt Collins, win wuv (!; Juhr..;on nit,u tin latter was arrested, wan not taken into custody. Hearing will lie held Monday, it is expected. CKIKS in the A inert can iui are elns-ed at t lie heM fed hudy ef iu. u in the world. Ill ihe ship n gnlles eer efl'iirt Is made to eliutlmiie wntttv In the upper photo one of the cook on the irth 1-nkoiii N oper ating ti meat tltcer that .ii with tle t nis-.it'!r atak'e. I .i i :, f.-r thieiH '..ooti is l'-ei: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'i I in lit - alhed nrintcs ami Ii ivies 1 In- nllied Heeds in polk plod ii. Is nr.. I'JhMHiiii pounds luolilht), 1 1 1 1 ee 1 1 1 ii s a m ii h It s before ihe w tr. ii.n h. r i-.recliinmn'i'r on the u ih I'iikola Is the polii'o petler. s'ovn III the lower photo No'hint: 1 lot el- ft pt till' Jll tll.ll p.. (tit. I 'II There N a ui!,. lent iuantity of po i 13S7ar ZT"i1ttjlw ' II It ' l l 1 i it Does 1 II Are vou all played out after washday? lut.H'9 III AiihtIi f,r uri-mor 1IM1 III i'vi'r li.nm' mill for nil n.-.-.ls if mmy lit',,1 rn. hut iiioif .'lul.-.. t.t I n ll , li. li I il.l i 1 I I I ,,:n rri'il anainit J.i It lVl'ilt. Willi j (,, r. .n , i ll"- sum of Onuil a ;iltirm's fur Itu", I. .ill. t. ,1 to In- line on a I'l.mitlff oi n, to w ,n f ilo.l In Iho mt Court loil.i l,y It. Try K So- Kevlew Vnt Ails, brinji rt,lt. Does liftinir the wash boiler tire vou? boiling water hurt your hands? Will hours of hard rubbing exhaust you ? Take the tire out of washday. Wash with Fels-Naptha soap. It cleans the garments while you do something else. No boiling or hard rubbing is necessary. Wash the Fels-Naptha way. It's a real saving in these days when savings are so important. nd frtcn wrapptr. vhiu elotht, whit. sgT
