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Newspaper Page Texttum-xma mv, m mvW, v ,mt(.ftt vvxr,w&ira wnjr nrrsnM axtrrrr wmtwat bt REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY W. B. FIHHHR Q. V. WIMBKRLY Holered at Rosoburjj, Oregon, ponofflcn second el8 mutter Oillce, Review Hulldln, MS Noru JicHon Btreiit. Ht'HHCIHPTION HATES! Daily, by mull, per j-r Dally, by currier, pur uionm Dally, by carrier, per week Weekly, per year Weekly, six months .11.00 . .10 . .It . 1.00 . 1.00 Aitit it the limit, p savsMtke, & the Contractor C7 J 7 "You'd think any body but a kid would know that genuine Gravely is bound to give more real tobacco satisfaction than ordinary plug." Good taste, smaller chew.Ionficr life is what makes Genuine Grave ly cost less to chew than ordinary plug. Write to: Genuine Gravely DANVILLE. VA. or booklet on ttiewhii! plug. Peyton Brand" REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch- MST OF ,11'ltOllS FOIt ciiici rr cm iiT ti:hm. Circuit Court panel or juro fur February term. 1!H!: John .Marks, Kdeiihuwer, farmer. Thus. Hatfield, 1 Ji x tn v 1 1 1 . far r. Owen Atterhury, Kosthuri:, fanner. McV. Ilnufrherly, Yomnllu, fartin'1. K. L. WatHim, ItusehlllK, merchant. It. O. (ii)ff, Wilbur, runner. JullU Hinder, Klllloll, tanner. Fred W'ejt I iierly, Sretlshnrk', farmer. .Inhn II. IlcrMino, Olalla. fanner. Win. Newton, Myrlie Creek, larmer. (obl. Lent;, Yoncalla, fanner. Kill II Hull, Slllhorllll, rarue r. (Jew. V. Crablree, lirnin, lamer. Ceo. L. MeCunly, Oakland, laruier. AVin. VoorhicH, l.ooklni: lil.tss, laini- or. Anlier A;ee, lliuinville, fatlher. It. II. Clarke. Millwood, mill man. V. O. l(esn, Williur, farmer . K. II. Hosenhcrry. liosi'hill'i:, larmer. T. Y .Hind, Leukine Class, I 1 1 ni.r. Foster lluluer, IJos Iiure. iMlilrmr .lumen llnluti, liosi'lmiK'. Iuiiiot. C. K. London, Itidille, in i- 1 1 ; i til . W. L. Sllllllctoll, llonilto, tanner. M. L. Ilvsini-'er. l.-oschiirc. mill man I. . I. Miller. Vone.illa. Nil r. Foler lliillf, liosi-hiu e, tarmir. W. It.' Kinsley, Wilbur, laliii. r. II. T. Illallely, 1 'iuuivill.', larmer. K. I). I.allile, Wilbur, laruier. I'red Slelerl, I'enlue, i,tiiner. wire upon his arrival ul an Aniorl ean port. The brigade of which Colonel May Ik commander includes the llilst and lf!2il Infantry and the 147th machine .KUll battalion. The laiter two were'rormed from Hie old Third Oregon llo"lment. I Colonel May was forinerly chief train dispatcher In Ibis city I. UPSET STOMACH I'npo's hhtpepslii ill once emU sour ih'ks, ji.-, aridity, imllt;i".lion. j riMliK-'St.'i fooii! Lumps r p:iln; iM-lrhlMK its, amis a net Kiiiime-s When your stnmiicli is nil upset, 1 1 i" is inMunt n lief No wailing! Jl VJ J vol.. mm in i: ti i:r- 1 1 n to I . s. SHUN. AllllOUi'tl I'oloiiel .Inhn ), ;i, ill OdiiiiiiiilKl ttt lit" M l lliu.nl.'. II I lfvl:tinn, Wits s. hf.iul" (I ! Kill Inr Ann'ilca with hi- tnmps iilnmt .1. in nary lf, no utinl h.i-. Imi n r-- iv't iiniitMiiM'hiu Ins it i r i it 1 mi i hf A i latilir I'lmi-I. In a h u lu Mis. l;iy, rrr.'i i-il S.i nil iliiv. I'oion.-I M:iv nliitI Ihiil nrtl.'ts lia.l l.t-.-u pi-ttliiK tl il.tii- nT t-mli.it kiitmii lT AiiHiica iim .hiini.iiv I Im IT, mi Mm' I'orl IjiimI 'r' r;im repurlM. Mr nl. " fitat-i. Hint tit' wiMihl iiutiM iii;.i.-l 'I'llf IIIOTlM'l.l .(I'll I 'III 11 tilllll't til I'.ipi I Miip- pin ;ill Mm- itiilin-stitPii p.tin, t' p- p i.i mi' i . Mif miiii iii .'-s J.M stitilim ll i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fin! '. I'.ipi-'s In.ipop in tiilih'is col lit 1 1 at ;iu ill in: sli'l r hill Hu rt' im Ihj vii 'r or nuu lii i i-itini.M'h n-lift Kniv n. o in mi i, (ni i:, II ,1 I. mm 'I'r.in-fi-r an Sior iu i' Cm. Ii.it, in t il lis nil vr I roni r t Or ; dr. ft In Ilu- rnrn.T nl M.iin .inl ii. iU Mi.-.'H, itpti-Mt' tin I'M linll. S.inif I'linnt1, 1 2S. Cluidrcn Cry for nofcc!jcrr: 1 ( w if The Kiut You Havo lwiiys P..ui!it, uml ulii,h has lnvn in u;,a n-r over ti-.tny yours, his heme the si,:niiiuro u: r flni1 l''ls ''i,n iti..tIo iiiiJi-r liis per Lf,V; ' Z''-' m,nM htvi:.!,.b ni.ee Its inf;in,-y. 'J- c--' Allow no one to d.vcivc you in tl,is. Alt Coiitiifi fi-its, Imitations niul " Just ;is-p.vii " nre hut K.xpt'tim.'titi; that tnllc with iinj n'ul:!tii;cr 'the lir iltli of lul.inls (lis J Cliihlmi Fxpci icm c ucaiii. t ' xpciimcnt c Vhat isCASTORIA Cast.iri:i is a hatinlcss suhMituto (..r C.ubu oil. Paicruric, Diops .ml SoathltiK Syrups. It is plci-ant. Ii rent'ains neither Opium, Morphine m r i. titer itate, u; ruhstauoe. lis itfje is its puai.intee. Tor nmio tlriti thiuy yens it hi;s Iwcti i.. ron .taiil use (r the relief of Con: ti.vm'nii", MauiU'ney, Wind (.W.c niol IM.irthoet; it'.Iavitu: l'ev. t i linpss iiti..iiii thetcfinin, mid bv tcusl.itinit the Stom.Kii ,-iu,l H,,w,l-;, ni,!s the assimilation of -..,.,; pivin,; Ite.dtbv m.d uatiiul tk-.p The Cli:i.!iCii'a I'rtimcctt Moil.er'i l iuud. GtHvmz CASTOR I A always yljcurj the Si;naline of S si SS si . In Use For Over 39 Years The Ivlnd You Have Always Dought I TUll TfXT OF UMPQUA RIVER FiSfi Bill NO. 120JN UGISIATUHT The prtjpoi-e'l bill aa introduc'j is UH f ulluwn ; UOl'SK HILL NO. 120. Fur an act to am'iitl sietiuni' 1, 2, 'A iinl G it olniptcr of the Gen eral haws uf Oif'Ku f"r 1'JtT; re pealing acts or jana ol nca In con-tlit-t herewith, und d'-t-lariiiK an ejnei Keiicy. He it enacted by the people of th( State of Oregon : Section 1. That eclloiiH 1, 2. ?, and J of chapter 20! of the General Laws or Oregon for the year 1HI7, he and the name are lierehy amend ed to read its tullows: Sec. 1 . It shall bn unlawful to take or fish for salmon or sturgeon in tiie I'mpMiiit Itiver or any of tin hays or tributaries thereof, below the poinfs hereinafter named, from Novem her 20th to Decern her 20 th, holh ditles inchi.slve. or from ( o'clock p. in. of tin; lftth day of Feb ruary to 1 o'clock p. m. of the irtli day of April of any yearn, or from 4 o'clock p. in. on Saturday of each week until 4 o'clock p. id. on the Sunday following during the open season of nny year, except from Oc tober 1st to November 20th, or take or fish for Palmon by any means whatever, except with hook and line, commonly called anKlinp. lor propafcat inn purposes, above the points specified on each stream, and provided it shall be lawful to fish wilh book and line, commonly called uneJiNfT, at. all limes above and be low said points, and with ne(B below said points, except ' during said closed season, namely : The North Fork of the 'iiipquu Itiver, a poinl Kino reel below the dam at Win chester; South Fork of the I'mpipia Kiver, a point 1H00 feet, below what is known as the Aaron Itose flour mill dam; Smith Itiver, head of tide water; provided that In the North Fork of Smith Kiver there shall be no (Ishinc with net, seine or any fixed appliances at any time. Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation a l any time or place to purchase, sell or offer Tor sale, to keep or have ii possession for any purpose of sale, any steel head or silvcrside saluioi: taken at any place from the I'mpim Itiver ur any of Its tributaries oi within three miles nulside of (hi mou Mi of Mie said Fin piia It Iver between f o'clock p. in. of the 20th day of November and fi o'clock p. ni. of I be 2oi h day of December of any vear, whether said steelhead or sil f r: ide s;i linon shall have been taken by hook or line, common I called angling, or "by any other met hod or mean. S.'C. :i. II shall be unlawful for any person or firm or corporal ion to transport. 1r!ght or evpres for tin purpose of sab, barter or exchange, to luie iu his or Its possession toi the purpose of sale, barter or e change, or lo hiue in his or Its pus s.-ssiini for purpose of transport in g, trembling or expressing tor Ihe pur pose ol sale, baiter or exchange any slfi'lhead or :-ilf!ide salmon taken .it any place ftuiii the I'nipiiua Itiver or any of its tributaries, or within three miles outside of the mouth of ;;tii l'inpii;i 1 1 1 v r. b"l vi en o'clock p. m. on the 2'iih day of No embi i , and ' o'clock p. ni. of the L'nih day id Dfffinlier of any year. Sec i. The meshes of any sot net r gill net ued inn si not be less Mian li :t 1 in lu s, ;t ti I tor the pur pose ol lie terillinill!.' the si.e of Mie inesh of any m-i or like contrivance inentloitt'd in this net, Ihe nirsll shall le measiiretl d ki coiiii 1 ly I rem npp.i? lie collier to iifpusite comer -it retched til lit , ec pt 1 1 om bar In Ihe Sniit he i n I'acil ic Uiiilroiid bridge at Ite. (Upoi I Sflllf ol not eCt'ei! ihj. t'HMi li i t in lenrth, and of any mesh, may be ined for hetriHK, per h. hb-atfis. pilclW'is, Siirdines or smelt at an time iu I tih-u at 'T. it seine ol n! I th.iu four inch iik sIi nor to i'ciei i.imi ff.t iu IciimM) may b. d tor shad from April t lo Auk u-t : I . No trout shall he laken or u-t il 1 1 om sa id si illf s or II els. All -t'lm-i iind lots to be drawn and emptied in not b ss tii. ill one loot ol w a I er. Section 2 All ;ols or parts of acts iu conflict herewiMi are helvh repealed in.-ol.ir as th" same coilllicl Willi ihe provisions oT llii; act. S. ef ion :i. When a. this act w ili in 1 fo into eti. i t until !'! d;ts from Mie i in! of Mie pre- en I se; sion, tin le-s an eiueic,-niy he ieel.iie, ami u iH'lv.n. it W ill ie then too Lite to all-it lihuii; until the e.-r T'Je, iind wht ti,i-. there ar many return Hit: sob 1 1 1 i w lie-je occu pa ! led is ll.it of li-hini:. and this a-I will ie ail ill1loil.ll elil ph lilt lit lo them, iil'd whelel-. Mole l I.TICe d.l!'!'!' Milll Hie m ph' imiil it( Mi t rr;e, it li l ! d. cl.iie.l that this act e iio'. ,,ir for the n n Hied ui le pi t - r iiimn of t hi' public p'-ace. Ih-.MMi ami safety ; (hat all i niei t-i ne . e-is. and the; .,,( --lull be tn ei-.'t t nun uml ;iiti r it-- nppro al h ihe ( ' ei nor c ricplitmto h I'xpreH - It is not ei v oil- 'l Miat we - . e eh-ph ,iis -.inpi .-t '. , Mm. -. b-i: Oil TIpii .1i iilli'li.t't'nV Mam t'o-i. u;.-; ail i 1 j 1 T i car w ilu live la : i--- . le -ph.Hil- that ! -nl l :; cm -I" l' . ' i i a 1 1 i . to th" rt;i"i5 m a 1 S,i 11 I'laii- i-.o. a- the . d.ord Til hl'lie l he . ..r le-,.!. l - .d not Ih tt Mi- if t iljiir l h e in to ;t Ii: ll,h I r : Ii: I ' ' ' let I h ,1 h- a ! ' h. hilt ll-o'll M'.e app. ,11.11't" .1 ihe ele phant Mi.-v n.u-t be i;1al to v . t out ot inter . hint. if. lulo Mo wet e Ltt inn i- v lie no l vii iv wn'. I or: b. lo in, and the pIlilllTs' i ;i1 s were o !. nia fr. n that they had to h.- 1 liw tt. i :i ht inch st t ip- ihpp.d olt - f - A VIM M'A;r urc iu:POT. PfcllT Ptiftji and mitos for Varh flidd Hml nil t'oe Hut p.dnt, for IVol and MUlnood. leave O. W. ltapp d itrocerT siora. Far to Myr tle Volnt. ffi 00. tttnerTaMonfl tr.tde tt 111 ehrldan Lrt. Phn 14, m. J l'nil'A 11 . Rheumatism ? Thoso of ns who are past middle age ire prone to eat too much meat and in ionsequeiK'0 deposit lime-sails in the uteries, veins and joints. We oitrn suffer from twinges of rheumatism or umbiro, sometimes from gout, swollen iiaude or feet. There i no longer the "lightest need of tliis, however, as thn new prescription, "Annric," i. bound !o give immediate results as it is many tiince more potent than liihia.in ridding the impoverished blood ol its poisons by way of the kidneys. It can be ob tained at almost any clriiR store, by simply asking for "Anuric" for kidneys or backache. It will overcome t-ucli conditions as rheumatism, dropsical swelling, cold extremities, scalding and burning urine and sleeplessness due to constant arising from bed at niht. Send to Dr. Pierce's Invalid--: Hotel, Ruffalo, N. Y., for a 10c. trial package. M.vtir:HA, Cai.. "I rivotnmoiul Dor tor Picmi's Aniirtr very hiidily. I hiivi HUlT. rnl for ltn !:iat Oirw? yi-arn with rstarrl. i.f ih.Nh!:nM'T. havlnsj triitl cvf-ry rt'imtiy 1 lirnH of l.'it wiO.-nt ruli- f. 1 fiivf An uric H.lvtrtifitil in tin- pancr. ntnl tiko a JrnwniriK man friahhirit; fit a flraw I tlioiii'l.i I woiil.l try it alH. which I dil witli ifrfat sin-ccin. as ft rcliuvi'tl rue ahrioat iiruncdiati'ly. lu fon- I liniJ taken all of tli.s trial p"'-kan'f. ami havinjr prwit V'infiilcncc in llit) romfy I inmifliattly st-nt tj die lriuf bture anil Ijuutdit a rnll-fiiii: pafkic I c;in fay U all mitfiTiim from nv (li-ea-'L' f L.f kiilm-ys or uric arid tnMil.lca. try thin r.-mnly and suffer m tourer. I liavt- rr.-at faitti in Ur. I'icrua'a rniulu:a.'-S. I'. Hksslky. STOl'PINti OI'i:iE ATI ox or r. a sr.isioi s ni.ow In eompliitnce with the order ol the receiver, I he Pari fie t Katderi crew made I heir hist t rip tn aiu. from lint to Fulls Thursday, an' operation has ceased. The mills am. Infill; eainpa al liutle l-'alls wen closed down and about loo men win were worki tin there ca me (low n ol Ihe last train, say.t the Medfonl Tri buue. The average diiily payroll ol ihos employed is oer Janti in Untie I-'all alone. Medlord will suffer a heav ily. if not mure, by the shultin down of the local mills and limine ya i ds and I he railroad. The largest payrolls iu Ihe count are wipi d nut and await action b. Meillord for rcsloration. I nmmi. Star. Who App"" , ,Jje .li.JitU- TUciitw, Uax ""l ,HT of rilljlul;."!! SlHI.'s. All Na'iinuvii, who IH be E''' . ,r Kv.-." ut lUe .Mlijftlt t.'r louit-lit mill tuinui-row nlj-'lit pit- niu in .-tin ii;is i.i'i-Diiii' Hie jl tin1 day. , , Iii.rn ill Talta. a Hltle C rlmi-an :i,wn on ilu.' i-Iiop-s of tin' Bliii-k :i. lic m,k (ak-n lo (i.-iii'va a liilil. While li--ru -ilie .-liowtd a le narkalile aptituile for music and Millie a violinist ul ililinelion al tile ipe of twelve. Slie Kave up lliusie ai ;i iiole.-.-ion. however, and di-volei! :ieielf to the study of dramaiie ait. immediately upon (.Tlldnatioll file le ame liadiuf! woiiian Willi a ulin-k ..oiiipany in Kostroma, liussia. and lilaved iiv.-r tivo liunilred parts dur-int- her first season. Soon aft.-r this he moved to I'et rof; rail, where she appi-nred in the hadliiK tlie.itiTS in proinilienl roles. ineliidiiiB "Zna," CainlHe." Manila." "Heilila (lah la." -Trilby." and -The Seeond Mrs. Tamnieray." Hhe iitteinpted to make a production of "The Chosen People." a revolutionary pliiy. hut was shipped Ii;- the liussiun censors It was in tin- play, however, that -he made her first appearance in Alio ilia, winch was produced at Ihe Criloiioii Theater. During this time she appeared in the ltussian Ian KiiiiKe, hul at Ihe sudKcstion of Henry Miller she henan to study l.nelisli and alter four short months ippear.-d as "lledda Cahla" in this lanciiaL'e. This is almost incoliceiv ilile but true, and it goes to show ihe u'cnius and determination of this wonderful woman. Nii.iinova's career ill this country has been a series of continuous and tremendous successes which have placed her at ther top of the ladder uf dramatic and screen lame. Since -War Brides," all her ap pearances on the silver sheet have been in Nazimova productions, where she has appeared in ' Kevcla lion." which ban lieen called a clas tic liv the IH03I notable critics of Ihe day. unci "Toys of Fate." another I inper-screen production. "In Kye tor i;e." which is perhaps her greatest ichlevemenl anil in which she plays (ho part of llnssouna. a beautiful mil liery Arabian Kill, she has added new laurels to her wreath of fame. b iii:iii:iiiiL-g The Greatest Name in Goody-Land fjyfy CU know ths realm of child hood dreams is a (snd of sweets. Me'ls seme of those drecms a delightful reality by takina home There are Tew children at the lit le red sehool house but that have red cheeks, are able, robust, stront; diyslcally because they have plenty d' piKiil sweet milk at home there n lies the secret of your child's suc ess -Kive them plenty of milk and hey will evolve into strong, able .loople. I'lione s& for good milk. Attention, nulomohilo owners. Itrihi,' our t ires to t lie 1'iK. burK Murage for high-ilass vulcanizing and repair work at reasonable prices. I'asc Is Settled The mi it fibd by !Io I.e A RAW, SOI THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a LiulcMusterolc. And Musternio won't blister like the oldtashioncd inutaid planter. Jiit spread it on with your finders. It ptne trates to the soro spot v.nll a geiule tniejp, loosens tli-j coufcstiun and draws out the. soreness and pain. Mustciolo i;' a clean, whitftoinlmenl i:i;..U: with tut of mustard. It i-i line for i.ukI; rcluf from roro throat, bronchitis, t-.tv-ditis, crouj), stut neck, a'lhmn, ncu r :l i.i, .:che, con -c tiuu, pU'iitisy. t lit. uturJlHii, Itiuib.ji, .-iivs ;i 'tl aches of .lie I i:ick or joints, tY-rain fore ruifclc liun.' -., cl:iiiiL'iii fio.lcd icct. colds on Mie cli t ut oft'.-n prevents prieumoe.;".). Nothing liUe Mu.t'Tole for croup y chil dren. Keep it h.andv f.T instanUise. 30c and Uc jais; hospital tize $'2.:J), in the iikIu'u r.iiirl :ij':ii!iv:t I (hi lliii li:is ' been settled and dismissed, the do ' feiulant having made a satir-factory j lltiaiicial settbMiient. Uidet M ProiM'i ty Sold j The t'ouiiiy Moert has ordered the ' sale of certain ih M-rib.-d lauds he j loniTtng to the Marco Investinent Co. ( et jii. .1. A. Winters ft al. and W. II. Met'lay et ill, owing to the fact that j taxes on this property has long been ih-lil)ilent . ill' m U The Flavor Lasts! mis i-r frgg.sign'jy f llciv about la TIGHT XJS SEALED KEPT RIGHT i!i!llrL(riiliii!i!il!ll!li!lli: Jielieions hoiue-luade pastry nt the Cafi teria. iluri-y. Iliirry. Hurry. You'll have to hurry if you pi-t any of those nice white oats and hip saeks of feed al J. Jl. .ludd-R. . M V AltCIVAI.. and ; ela in have ju-Jt received our Sprinc Din it 1 r line .f Kd. V. Trice nipbs. These ;iinples include sum mer suit in gs as w ell as iii'i'i!' s of weights and kinds. It will pay you well in price as well as t ntie to eoine in and look our s.i tuples over. We will sell you a snii that is made for you and one 1 11.1t Mis ou. They ale absolutely guaranteed. IMI'KUIAL CLKANKUS. (Try Our Way. We call and deliver. Phono 277 It was Franklin's Idea-- the split bifocal Hut Ihe lii.Iicst perfection of the iilca is seen in rmvPTOK li GLASSES JlV l!1t QhLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL Not ii m am nor a hump to dlstim:ui-h KKVPTOKS I pronounced i': p tee!, m Immii otdin.ii v 1 1 . t: i ( i 1 . : 1 ghis-es. Vet the near and l;il liMHil III. V Me OU is pei'feet. We at- e.j ;ipi.,t to take cite id our i el v ttKhes- need. SIIKUMAN V. MOODY ( ' i . - no ! n--t Ma ini i.u iur ing Out n i;in . w ;IM .1: ,e:ie St . i:i.!.N!'. nlJl-'MON. "S. Iism1 and See Ib'ttei." Sells Alanv T.ii.-I..r 1 l" : h' ih Imh.I lor oine tune, and J (.' SiKimr, the well known im- 1 1 ; - i..:i'iy fru nds in llosehuri; who plement deah r, has Hild tw-lie w i-h h-r I'm. h .ue, e-s in her chosen lleider traelors to raneliers of the l'o!-.-;-ion. rountv. 'I'he latest s.ilo was mad.' - last Saturday to John Marks, or: i TII K 'I' l'l!l A V' SAI.K. IJdenhower, who hoiieht a !'-lii two plow tl aetor. 'I'! I -.Mov. il.u artirh'S are heillg Kiil.-rs It nsirurlion Wm k ' .),j fur a!e al Hie l aneh or the Into Miss Krtita Marl. lis. of I his city, l;,, ii.it MeKeo, two miles west of daut'litt r of .Martin Mart. lis. a well ;,,-. Itur;.-: known Ninth Ko.-e.-t,u 1 1; I'sid-ni, ii1(.. , v;i' rator and colorer, new. left today for Huston, wlere she will i d:i eoeli.T. take up army rn-oiist met ion aeiei 1 1 nu-. iio'd i:oods end fanninc; illi work. Miss Marlt'iis was lo !,.!' r pi. i ,,.i;i -. da" !'u:"i:y and harness, taken up this work siene timo aeo, , r . J .t 1 ! i,' v. (Ine w:ii:on, (n hut was forced to remain lore pi :nl- w..ii: l.aii;,- (Hie raddle, and vari i'll.' ler r, ro", i ry iioiil an op.Tal ion. oils o:hr arlieh-s. .She has !.,.. all il sti ii, :.. in the M. K. KlTTKlt. Adllir. The Arrow Brand One of our new Arrow soft Collars, just arrived, w ill lend a touch of cxclusiveness to youY style. Boys, We Have Them Arrow Collars and Skirls ' . i A S K ' C U CI kOCUW I ? O R t UTTER He Cets It I'usli l.veiy Morning ! iom the Creanu-rv 4 JERSEY BRAND DOUGLAS COUNTY CPvEAMERY This Time of Winter 7-JU) You'll find it more convenient to have your laundry called for and delivered-You try it once HONE Roseburg Steam Laundry