Roseburg review., March 12, 1919, Image 2

wu.mi kttMwwuna , MM'NK-nur. mncy im.
JIM t.
SHORTAGE OVERCOME AT LAST
The Deal Scheduled for Last ;m d.-iiuin(j thoy ro.poadi.u uobiy.
, Kt-tail druf;(;lKtft kvpt ui-.n Hay and
November, Which Was Post- na-in ami bit-m whore un-y in.rmj
poneu on Account ot the In- uhukaak- druu-ts called then
tinii7.i J-tiiili-mi-- U uv Uo 'paU-cmc-ii off the road to help till or
,.uv.. ......hw, jders LundriMis wired us
instated OooU During the ; virk' vapoitub i-y the
ship
iiuickesi
Mjiun of March.
Over One Million Jars of Va
poruo i'lOiiuced tadi Week.
It in with pride tiiaL we announce
to Uie uru iruuu tnat Llie miojl.iyu
Ol V HjU S VupOiUIU, V,lllCil li.tii lasi.jU
Mine. J;,h( Ueuiuer, la now ovuicuuiu.
Min-w January JM, we have been run
111 nu uur ia hut u Lory t uniy-iiii-uy
ami a iiail hours out oi e.iy Uveniy
lour. i.'i.sl wi'i K wt: shipped tho iat
ui our iat.K omeiri, anu iyiaii uruj;
'iMS, Ulereloje, y I'tj HO iouu'ef 1 e
iue:.ieu to onivr in fcitJMli iiuaatitietf
only.
.MMioiiirit in:.L iu-:-istatj-:i.
'J'liifi (leal ,whii'ii wi- liad txpeeled
to put on Janl iSoveiuUef ami which
had to he jmj.-i puned on account oi
the t-llUI'lHp' oi V iipultuh, .in IX
iimiated lur the niujiih of Aiarrh.
Thin aliovv.M a uii-euiiiii oi 10 per cent
on t-hiuimni.-i Hum johiiers' -stock of
quantiUeM of lioui
per cent ot tlu d
by tlie jobber and
-1 Kroi
count in allowed
A TK I ;l KMthl'n J OK JO -
KKAM. OI U i'i;oJlCTIO..
In this uineryeiicy we have tried
to do our part. Wo ncourod the
country lor raw mui -rials our traf
lie nium'Ktjr M"'ni libs days riding
freight car.1 In -wt; Hiiippud raw uia
lerialH in carload lobs by express and
pleaded with nianulaeturerii to ,in-
crc:ine iheir d liverieH to us.
I lint it was a slow process. Home
lot our raw materials are prodmed
only in Japan--supplies in tiiis coun
' try were low and hhipments re(uired
; three monlhs lu come trom the l-'ar
I Kant. 'I ht'ii we had to recruit and
j train skilled labor. We brought our
Halesmeii into the factory and
trained ihem a foremen. We Jnvent
; ed new machinery, and managed to
install il on (JhriMimts Day, ho as not
to Interfere wit it our daily produc
tion. j I l;t JAKS OF AI'OIEI 11 FMIItV
MI.N t'TF AV AM) Miilii.
Uy January ixi we had evc-iything
! ready to put on our night shitl, and
since then our laboratory has been
running day and night, lo teed our
HON. J. H. BOOTH WRITES
FROM SAN JOSf, CALIF.;
MRS. BOOTH IMPROVING
pei cent by UH. ituloiuatic machines, which drop out
We ad vim? the n-tail druggists to 1 one hundred and lorly-Ihree jars oi
place their unit is immediately, ho ' apoUub a minute, or one million
and eighty thorn and weekly, lias le
thal the jobbeis will bo able to tet
prompt shipments to them.
THANKS OF Till: 1TI:MC M K
'i he UHia TitAi'i; iu;i;
lilt IM bt i;.N, IA'IIHvMIO.
1 hu llianks or the American pub
lic are ceriainly due t hu entire druu
trade retail, v holesalu mid iimnu
facturlni; lor what I hey accom
plished during the jvcciil influenza
epidemic. The war caused a short
ago ol physicians n nines were al
most impossible to obtain -I he de
mand on the drug trade was un
expected ami uvei'w helinini;, and to
uuired a lorce of alio people. Our
t'afo Department, created for the
benefit of these workers, nerved
7uu0 meals during the mouth of Jan
uary alone.
I.t MILLION A A ItS OF VAI'Oltlll
DIVI itllM I I l MM i; M TOIU K.
An idea of the work we have ac
complished t his Fall may he given
by our product ion hgures 1 :f,Ui!N,
llVfi jars of VajiuKub manufactured
and distributed stiiu last October
one jar for every two families In the
entire 1'nilcd Stales
Durfni; the Influenza epidemic. Nick's Vapoltuh was
used as an external applicul ion In connection w ith the
physician's treatment, and thousands of people, unable to
obtain a doctor, n died mi V h it's almost exclusively.
Literally millions of families all over the country.
frnin ('Mlifurnht In M-ilm inul from thetlreat l.alies to
I ho (lull. Iiae fiuiiid vidt'H V.iouliuh the ideal home rem
edy for croup and cold troubles.
eft A
j . if-
JMrnLr
V Vt- ..'
According to a letter received in
this city ye.it erday by Jos. Mieolli,
of the First State At Savings Hank,
from 1 lenry Uooih, who with M rs.
Booth is sojourning in the south, the
Calif oi iiia i unshine had given away
to rain. However, the letter states
that Mrs. Hooth, who has been in ill
health for some time. Is feeling
much better. .Mr. Uooth writes that
there is a real estate boom on In the
Santa Clara Valley and that the best
prune orchards, listed In from 14 to
:i3 acre tracts, are bringing from
SI 250 to $1500 an acre and that
buyers are offering If Vs cents base on
prunes, as against seven cents at this
t i me IhkI year. Several trips have
been made through the orchard dis
tricts, and .Mr. fiooth states that the
California prune orchards look just
like those at home. "Some are poor
and poorly kept," writes .Mr. Hooth,
"and some are fine and others just
average. The growers have just
finished pruning and have stoppi-d
spraying, owing to the advanced ap
pearance (if the buds."
The Hon) lis a re stopping at the
Hotel St. James at San Jose, and ex
pect to leave soon for Hyron Hot ,
Springs. i
Miss Esther Km so, daughter of
Mr. and .Mrs. Ceorge Kruse, well
known Mid rose risidenis, left, yester
day for Sutlierlin lo attend a confer
ence of the Seventh Day Adventists.
CO.MMFIiCIAI. HA Mi, OAKLAND.
No. I (f.
lteport of the condition of the
Commercial iiank at Oakland, in the
State of Oregon, at the close of busi
ness .March 4, I I !t :
ICesouices.
Loans and discounts . . . ? 1 'M),'.)U'.i.2 2
Overd ra f t s, seen red a n d
unsecured 27. '12
HoihIh and warrants.... 2,'''H'.-t)
Furniture and fixtures.. 1,50.00
Oilier real estale owned. liOO.OO
Due from a pp roved re
serve banks :0,35(i.-l 2
(..'hecks and ot her cash
items f..8
Cash on hand I 1, III 5.70
t S. War Savings Stamps 12:!. 07
Kk -.1.
Accept - ion
ivii-r Zu iclii. w hu
has been empliied as
for seme tine1
an ;i HiuiiMihil'-
I-". 1'Ti'cai'msCAmmunitior
;. itrsm.in in this cily. left yesterday
for Cottage Clove w In-le he has no
cepti d mplnymi'iil. Mr. uicht e
p.cts to ivturn to this city Lit t-r in
t summer, howovir, a ml will re
sunn his old position lure with the
II. .M-rtt ii automobile agency.
sailor l.nil licparl
Frank Andersnu, a former I.'o-c-bur:,
buy. ulm auivtd in this ci1
rc'iitly tor a visit with rirends, left
I'm- Cortland this morning to r. main
a ; hurt I iiiic with his parents, en
roud' to New York. The sailor hoi
in .i meeibi-r of the on w aboard the
I ' . S. S. ; i cat Nort hern and was
grano'd a hirluugh recently.
Arundel, ptnno tuner. Phono 189L.
... o
lirvhtw Waul. AdH. brin rnnultH
Total
Liahilith
Capital stock paid in ... $
Surplus fund
1'ndividtd profits, U ss
expenses and taxes
Paid
Individual deposits sub
ject to chock
s,,nnn,
Pi in i' mill HiivfiiK '!'-
JMISit.l
Tuf sil
!;i!c of (livim, t'milily
. Ul',G2:i.81
1 5.0011. OH
:i,ohu.oo
1.III0.C.G
There won't ht
to
enough
3 'round!
it it In- :i
r v.ill 1m- ;,K
t lie I'uitisou tr.irior is so i't'jit
Kmii; lime nolt,,Uly In fore t vrry-
lo (v-l out-. Thirdi ii-, if voii
i.tl'.n lul
ll 'iiici-
T!ir I-',,., I-
all
r U-.i
a t..A -tor iinj .1 1-id-;o:i you sliowKt
. .
n li.is inoic t h.m lullillnl ritvl.itians.
':nv ellu-iciu-y liui .ilility it is iilc.il
I;:ua.
Ill --1 1 . ii .ill- ;n-
tli.i ;', to i-.uiM- lr.iui!c.
l inl ;i i r v..- !ht imil nil
tlu-rc is pr.k-t'.cally no-
Use it v.it!i the Oliver No. 7 Flow
i-t :r;
V.'rtv
i- :iu- of (lu- . ,; Olivi-r f.'
il loi'iiii,-. coiiili'i .in,) join'er hl'.i
tii-i !i ;.t the liolloi.i of tin
i t'.eviei- ir.-.i:i! un ; an even U p
(:( ph'.v fi-r sour l-'oolson th.it'
UniTi: Tlir
es nil stalks,
I u now; atul
li of furrow,
i. the Oliver.
Conic in ai.il let us hhuw t'mm to you.
Price !111M. including two Oliwr flows compltti
pay mi
W. A. BURR
Douglas County Agent.
Whv
MthSl
iJfi.fit
1 1 S2,II2:!.S 1
el I linij:l!lfi,
I. J. ('. Urn lll.-iloll, fusilier nf the
ithm e.i;inieil hank, tu suit innly
suear thai the ahuve stiileiiient is
true lu the hest ol' my k iioult-d vi- anil
belief.
J.
Slll.sciilie.l
le this I llh
III.
II
iVINCHON
Cashier,
mil sworn tu ln-r
lay ol' Mar, h. I 1 :i
II. IMllINSON.
Notary I'lihlie
Mv eninniliisioii expires liee.
1 II 1 '.I.
Correct Attest: T. II. I lav is. .1
Cl'llhhe. IlireelolH.
The seronil ear of sujier-ihoH,h:ile
arrived at t lie l'liiiciia Valley I'nill
l iilon and Is now tieini; delivered.
Anyonn wantiiiK this fertilizer
slionld onlrr at onee as there will he
no more this season. The price is
,:T..oii i.er ton. c. J. Hunt, Cminly
AKI'ieilltliral Acent.
Noiici:.
To soldiers. Sailors and Marines.
Iion't send niir dlsiliari:' lo Wasli
llii:lon. C. W. Chirk l'lloloi;rapli and
Koilak Shop can Khe .vim H It Kal re
proilurt ion which yon can bend in
1'laeu of til.1 discharge.
C. W. CI.AKK
Croimd rioor Studio. Cass SI.
AtTO fiT AO IL LINK l)KI"OT.
Hilly ntart una autos for Mamk
Dtdd and all Cuna Dhj polntn, alir
(or Teel and Millwood, U'hvo O. W
llapp'a itrucery ilore. Fare to Myr
tle i'olnl. J5.no. KcKorvatloni uiaitr
it 111 Kherltlan atrmt. Hhan 1.
W'e sell fcioe tor cash only
Having just received two ,
of I'iice Wile f ence, colltlilct
ico al pints lunch less tlfatl c
h.ol now. we otler same at th
low ll:c pi ict s, sulijt fl
Iimini: 7 luir tor I I
.Me; n har lo lor
ihic; I ;! har I ; lor 7
solt W ire It II. t
It. i r tor I I
for ale. I
tools lor I 7
w i re
I.inli
ill. . .1.1
d lone
can l.c
e ft. I
i stock on
'.I har ;li lol
ti liar IL' lor
lor 7;'e. Aim Poiue
7 har Dt. Tor :;." c; ;i
and a heavy '.i-hj.r
rin d ire in S" n d
SI. .pits and lu. tee
al c, prices. Also s.vei.il
of .oiil:ry .'i:c.'. some a: 1 7..
oil Slf.tlli'i I lienow ct II. llak
and toic. ill. i. I lo con.
: II I I X 3 I 2 S S 2
M I I'lll li M'll.W
sol. i iion.
sprav lil.int.
Cuar. inlet l
I. ,11 rel
Canlc
test
I'ruit
Klc .
Adilre-s
A- fiii
.r I'lione
tion.
l ';
-H-r-
EGCS FOR. HATCHING
1'iire ImmiI bile liinkt. pure brel
S. i '. While I .eultoi If, our Vt htlt
KiuK kerel for aU.
A. S. HUNT
U'J.I JkiUmhi St., Kost-btirg, Ore.
SPOJVTSMEX'S CLtTB
tu hui.o rn:Ti(i.
Tiiere will b; a meeting ot the
lrnpqua SportMjten'.s Club at ihe cii
hall Friday evenmt;. March 14, 'Jl9.
rftjvoral (i ueMiuus oi' r-.-at import
auce Will come up for dUcu!on.
One will bo ilie arraiiKeuient and ap
pointments of coiimiiltuea to look af
ter and prepare tor ihe bi, uiiu ual
salmon bake event in May. Since t
I hi:; will be au annual affair and will f
interest all of liouj-'ias County, b1- i
;iid-R briu'-'injr visitors from other ;
cities of the Mate, no etfort should
be spared to make it a sueee.;s.
Another important question that j
will come up tor discussion in the (
new I'ame code, recently parsed by j
the Legislature, which tiveii to the .
Fish and tlaine Commission danger- I
ous and unnecessary powers. This i
will be an Important issue, in view of
the (act that our j:a me protection
and conser vat ion is at a very low
ebb at the present time. With' little
or no protection our wild life will
soon become extinct and be only a
memory. Other matters pertaining
to tish and (iaine will be discussed.
It is desired that every member
be present and assist In t Ills great
work. The public is also i n v i i d.
D. H. Itl'fiAU,
President I'mpqua Sportsmen's Club.
l-jlitor nf Poultry Journal
W. C. Connor, a w idi-ly known
newspaper man of this state, has just
moved from lla iris burg to Salem,
where he becomes editor of the
North west Poultry Journal. .Mr.
('minor was formerly located in
Itosobtirg and inter located at Co
(uille. For a number of yearn p;ist
he was In the printing and publish
ing business at Cot (age Crove. For
the past two years he has been the
publi.-,iier of the llarrisburg liulb tin.
lie is a well known poult ry fa n pier
and breeder and will there!'
home in his new field.
IE fVou will plant
"J! flowers-of c
C.v'
t:;1
OlINEhli WCCLFt OV.'Eri
Pyfi" ii lmnrn.c "'l-e-ihaptd sceilrt
; crimion. Lftiti.xcliniitly vsiiea
M.ite mire of thtir quali-y tnrl
Lfuity by pUr...r.j Merit's
Cal.Ioir.ia SLefs. AU f!i; cii
(ivoriici, itnfi.-.-;3 van'irlKt si
we'A & the dej-klJul 1 V 1
LION'S 1 AIL Lcni
with oianv? flower.
jt? a pare
. t lender
Fit-e tu
cut.
Dol'plf. Blue Cornflow-
F.R 1 he finest blue cut ilowt-i
i'nvte ij.
Spen'cf.r Swrr.T Peas,
SuB'xira'-oGS. end Da! !: ! Our
tpe.i.llifi. Mu.i: hi. topa
Rakd u.otn rrw v.ifi:tic3 ot
iv.'ct! nea than tir.y o"!irr
A;ue.icaii sefJirr.an.
Imrf..f-M.-mc'i rs!if..rru
:i to l!. VfH. t
rck on St
CHARMING LITTLE
FROCKS OF SILK
ci.r .i.i'lc'i: V.ll.' S.'l . :.,t,': l!
li.! on frt p.-. .,!t t;.J. J
UI t'i'i (..-ivD CtlJ." it'll.. f
.iiii .' ... r
C.C. MORSC& Co.. Si Fi.nciKo
i:;:s n.it!ii:it iii i.d
WIIITI-: SI.AVK CHAIitJK
l,c
-o-
Mrs. l;iitl rainier mill sish
Kilith liuilcn, were visiting In
tcnlay iriini Winchester.
.1. I. Julinson, u barber from Pow
ers, Ore., but who has been living -in
Asiilaml tile past lew months und
working periodically in u barber
at shop in Meiltord, was held at his pre
liminary hearing Saturday before L'.
t S. Commissioner F. Hoy llavis ac-
r, .Mis-
wuv rrmru him
cused of violation of the Maun white
slavery law. under a bond of $2500.
Hi? was taken tu Portland Saturday
niKht for his trial in the Federal
court.
.Mrs. .Mary May, ajred 23, of Ash
land, was the complaining witness
against the accused.
Dr. King's New Discovery
removes the danger of
neglect
Coupliinj until ilic parched throat
C'&vva painlul should not he permitted.
It -dinuid be relieved heiore it r.ain
herdDv with a dose of Dr. King's
New PiMiwrrv.
The snme with a cold fir bronchial
attack . Millions have used this uell
knrmn remedy for half -i century
rc-.-ul.ulv without thought of chaiu'e.
bold by drucipsts since lti;). An all
import ant adjunct to anv family
iiH.iirine r.ibinct. Mr and
T!ie EurJca of Constipation
is lifted, comfortably but positively
when ou trf-at our bowels with Dr.
K inn's New Life TiMs, The liierfjcls
inisv, tine-thon improves, the irkv,
sallow sl-m i freed fiorn bile. i-t a
bottle today Matt the day rij;ht. 5c.
isitinu With Sister
Mrs. T. It. Foster and Mrs. J. A.
.lamieoti, hot h of Portland, have
' be-n visiting at ihe home of their
sinter, M:s. K. 1. Hnnan, in this city,
j Chas. II. Jones, lor many years
( editor of the Oregon Teachers'
j Monthly, died in Salem last week.
He was widely known throughout
Jibe siate amotip the teachers and
j newspapt r fraternity.
ri:i:so.L .pim;ai(.ci:.
Your
before
eh;1 nee.
il for
appearance speaku for you
your conversation has a
Wear clothes that speak
you. Iliind tailored clothes.
! tnultlesMy tailored our sav. rreaie
the ri;:ht impression and spell com
fort an ds;if isfaction for the wearer.
If it Isn't a new suit it may help your
looks to dean your old suit up.
IMIM-:UIAI, CLKANKUS.
(Try Our Way.
V mil and doliver. Phono 277.
AGENCY
Buick Clievrolet Scripps-Booth
TOURING CARS
G. M. C. and Chevrolet Trucks
Samson Tractors
Batteries. Rebuilt ami Recliarjid Fully Equipped
Machine Shop Tires and Tubes of All Sizes Full
Line of Supplies.
Motor Shop Garage
4-11 North Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon
1F IT'S A HARDIE IT'S RIGHT'
I'mpipia 'alley Fruit t'nion
HARDIE
HAND AND POWER
SPRAYERS
r.rf--
Tin.
Il.ir.lii Si..-
tilM ll,lH I II I I
cn.ll. it llmiho
r nl lriii Tiiwii- Sijiit m ll Hnv. Willi
rnllllll:lllilin lll:;li . irrx, uilli lahnr Nlll ii'lirro anil
..n.r sfraiiT xthi.li liy li i-iTiMip wurk, In-
ii.iimi v . 1 1 1- .i..i ol tin- liiuhi-r i.i.Ii- ..f tin it iiml nili j.uir InNir
lull in liiili. -in. I ku, it, .lv. ili nin.fiiliin i inr mt con-
in. I ii ix at mitiu-iil. tall ami mi.
UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
ROSKIU RG. ORK.
"IF ITS A HARDIE IT'S RIGHT "
They'reTypical
of the
Modes of Paris
Materials That
arc up to this Store's
High Standard
We point your attention to these
NEW DRESSES
That are coming in. They are quaintly designed from
extreme models that reflect the victory idea of the
French makers.
Spring never brought us more richly exquisite
apparel, and at prices, too, that are more reasonable
than for several seasons.
But it is a good time to beware of cheap goods.
As always, we have insisted on quality first, because
"Quality is remembered long after price is forgotten."
BURCHARDVS
STORE
SQUARE
131 Jackson Street
Roseburg, Oregcn
lladiim Shaffur. hair dressing par- lo order from Tour coinliings. Ask
lors. Eugene, Oregon. .Switches made local agent for prices. I'lione Si-Y.
Safe ?MM&teW$mBvim!Mm
ASK FOR
The Origina
No Cooking
For Infants, In valids amiGrowing ChiKlren. Rich Mil!:. Malted Grain Extract in Powder
The Oricinat Food-Drink For All Ages. I OTHERS are IMITATIONS
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
In the old days was a dress-
. .)up event, and times
A llJ I I L -1 . 3 A -
nave not cnanieci. is
u ll ill . .
each lad tried to look
his best for his colleen
then, as it is now. And
St. Patrick's Day comes at the rignt
time just as you really need a new
suit for Easter.
lle don't know who St. Patrick's
tailor was, hut we do know who
ought to be YOUR TAILOR.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
(Try Our Way)
Wo full nu.l lldi-cr PI,,,,,,. 277. He .lean (vei yltilnK
Pota
toes
fust Arrived, a Carload of
Willamette Valley
Table Potatoes
While they last at S1.65 per
cwt. in sack lots. Get your
order in early.
Also a limited supply of SEED
P0TAT0ES-"Emv Hose," "White
Rose,'' "Gold Coin" and "Burbank" at
specially low prices.
Onion sets for a time at 12 MY per pound.
j reupie:s supply Lo.
1 irrml m inimi n j B