Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, March 17, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI AGENCY ' l ? Fr Burning Eczemu t j I Buick Chevrolet Scripps-Booth TOURING CARS G. M. C. and Chevrolet Trucks Samson Tractors Batteries, Rebuilt and Recharged Fully Equipped Machine Shop Tires and Tubes of All Sizes Full Line of Supplies. Motor Shop Garage 444 North Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon Greasy salves and ointments should not be applied if good clear skin is wanted. From any drtigiat fur ;j5t, or $1 .00 for large size, Kt-t a Lot tie of Zemo. When applnd as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and heals skin IrouMes, also sores, hums, wounds and dialing. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable and inexpensive, antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you have ever used is as effec tive and satisfying. The E. W. Hose Co., Cleveland. O. Children's Colds- To make your distressed baby easy and comfortable, fiive Jidey's Honey and Tar. ' It is just what children1 ought to have for feverish colds,' coughs, "snuffles" and tight wheezy breathing. It stops croup, t too. Foley's Honey Tar tastes good and the little ones like it. It conta;ns no morphine, chloroform or other drugs that you would not like to give the young children. Do not accept a substitute. j ThH rljj j '- Sold everywhere. 'My buby wat strict with a were enwdh and cold at tine month old. 1 fluve hiqi ten to iltceti drop of I'ulcy'H llnnry and Tur every three hours aud il aurrly did h-lp him. Me fanau't beea akk a day jmc. " Mrs. U. 11. Carrvtt SthuolfldtJ, Vn. FOH SALIi liY is ;ooo Till si.ASdN. It. H. (?. Wood. niiiiiatT or the I'injKiuti Vallt'y Krnlt Union, reporti an oxcullmil demand for D out lite Won't Eat Wntcli inrtfnic of your ymingl Clean the clo'd-iip plufinf Itrinfj jot lo little faces! KidiliiR will oat inn! umili, Win -ii you do away with bile. Cunful mothers u r tli ttin.l Alwayti keep Cuwnretw at liainl. (.'liiMren think them il.unly 1 tity nri' mild eatlmrlii: candy. ( ucai'et Ht ll fur a dime; They "work" wviy time. County broccoli this Kens-on. A re cent report from Chic:iK hjijh the Callt'omiu cauliflower kcukoii Is now about ended and that the Oregon product, which in of a higher iiualily. will be In demand. It In expected that the flrt carload shipment from hern tor this Ht-ason will no forward about next Sat urday. 'Die h m filler Hiiipnien (h ho tar made have broubl (he grower $ 1 . 7 f to $ 1 . K 5 per crate, I. o. b. lioHebui'K. M r. Wood cut i inaleH that the Fruit I'nion will handle nearly !0 iter cent of the crop of thin locality. The prices are lh bent ever received here. Obseiw! St. 1'iilriiliV hay The (inrden Vulley Improvement Club held (heir Hemi-monthly meet inn on Tb ii rday at 'term ion at M rs. (iiirney Melianiel's home, and an eHpectiilly good lime was enjoyed t celt-brating St. I'airfck'H day during the social hour. The program con Aisled of Irish games ami songs, also sketches ol the life of St. Patrick nnd manner ami oust inn of t lie Irish people were read anil discussed liaeh one present wore Ireland's ml ors, and a vole for the most attrac tive colors worn were given to Mrs. Kitehie and .Mrs. Sinclair. At the close of the program Ihe hostess served ilellcloiis ref r'h men t s. after which the meet tng ail iotii neil. to meet on March 2 7th at the home ol Mrs. Mary Nash X. LANE COUNTY ODD ftt 10WS TO INITIATE 100 NEW MtMBtKS AFKIL26 I'rogram plans lor tlie I. O. O. I-'. ceu l en nial anniversary celebration A pril 2 ii in Kugein are complete except lor the dei'iuiU schedule for Hie evening meeting which a com niilt.ee heacied by I-r. J. K. Uieh- moud, ol Springlield, is now arrang ing. George Knowles, of ('ullage tirove, and Karl M. Drew, of Kugene, says the Kugene Guard, are the oilier two committeemen. Secretary J. W. 'A in merman, local real eslate man, and 1'residcnt H. A. Kort, Kurd ser vice man, of the Lam; County Asso ciation of Odd Fellows, are visiting all the outside lodges in Ihe county to Humiliate participation in the an niversary celebration here. "We're trying lo make a big thing of the centennial and if present indications mean much, the meeting here will be a success," said Mr .Zimmerman to day. (Mi the morning of April iMI a I I0:3 the first degree will be con ferred on candidates, followed by the conferring of the second degree at 1 In the atleruoon and the third at 2 o'clock. The Kebekahs will confer a degree1 at 4::io in the afternoon. "The goal of membership will be loo, a member for every year of the organlzat Ion's existence," said Mr. Zimmerman. "Tin meet lug will be alive from start to finish." Following conferring of degrees by t he Kebekahs in the afternoon, they and their Odd Fellow brethren, led by Grand Master Fred W. Wal ker, will-go in a body to the Metho dist chuieh basement where the Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at ti o'clock. Afterwards an election of officers will lake place at the hall. Following (his comes the regular anniversary program. Mrs. Morris Anderson, of North Vakima. visited here yesterday with Mr. and Mrs, (Jen. Fletcher. She lell tliis morning for Kl Paso, Texas, and later will cunt in up her journey to I New Orleans and New York. ALOHA I.I It ATTENTION. Regular meeting of Aloha Club is post poned until Wed nesday e ening, March l!iii, on account of the St. Pa l rick "s dance Monday even inn. Music at S:::t' share Maccaliee hall. L. B Thrush, of TeuMll. arrived heij early iuturduy mcmlng from Cam p Le w Id , I r o in w h ic h p ! ace b e was released from ihe military ser vice. Mr. Thrush recently returned from duty utn-ead with the tlth C A. C. and was discharged last Fii day. Iteitirnv to Siilelil Mrs. T. W. Spencer, of Salem, who has been visiting in this city with her sister. Mivs Florence Aiken, for the past few days, left this morning for her home in the capital city. Left for liritln Contractor H. J. Uildeburn of this city left this morning for Irain, where he has the contract for the grading of a portion of the Pacific 11 i v h wa y bet ween 1 ra i n a u d Yo n - calla. Mr. Uildeburn was recently chsoen Exalted Ruler of the local lodge of Llks. Fire A birin The lire department was called out late Sat urday afternoon to the former Wo) leu berg home near t lie high school. A flue was burning out and to safeguard the building a fire alarm was turned in. The fire truck was quickly at the scene but a line of hose was not necessary. No dam age resulted. Returns From Overseas- Rodney R. Knuil, a member of the 1 LHh aero Hinadron, arrived at New York on March M from overseas and is now al Camp Milfs. He hail been in France for about 15 months. This young man is a Iiotiiilas County boy, being a nephew of W. X. .Moore and S. K. Moore, of Ruckhs. He is ex pected (o return to that place soon. A. I. Chamberlain of this city left this morning for Spokane to remain for some time on business. Lew Harris left yesierday for Oak land. Calif., where he will continue in the employ of the S. P. Co. ROYAL Alt II MASONS II o. ATTFV Itegular meeting of Laurel Chap ter No. ; I , Masonic Temple, Tmday evening. March is. Work in ihu Royal Arch degree. Lunch at ti : u. IL 11. STAPLLTOX. IL P. W. F. HARRIS, Secretary. PILLS HHICHF.STER S .-r-N. Illi, I I 1 t N I II if A l. BNVvj TttLr h. r If.., r )...,r V - Jf IU.IV'om :i(Ml (,f a.i v r sold cv Dctncisrr. rvcr: ivhciss ' iHiiVl!lth,,,,(infklBn,. CHARMING LITTLE FROCKS OF SILK MORSE'S GARDEN GUIDE There's nc tor your home. Just send us your name and, without any obliga tion on your par;, we will mail you this instructive puhiic.it ion. Kvcry H..U1, wonian or child interested in gardening thould h.ivc this practical bouk of I-)0 pages --pnjfii.seiy illustrated. Com; Ice lis ot Mur.- e Cirand Prize Ve;e;.ible and Flower Seed. Morse's Garden Guide will be ex tremely helpful in the raising of flowers, trees, plants and vegetables. It is the mo-i complete aud comprehensive man ual uf 1'aciiic Coj't gardening ever pub lished. Don't delay send fur your copy today ! C. C. MORSE &xCO. tiefj (irsrtt tr jur Yidri Opira'ort oj' the l.att .VfJ harmi in tht H'viIJ 7J' Front S:recr, Sjii IVaneiseo Flower Lover C.irdei , U 1 1 Mi.m'i fr.' n ia.k"i lie li.r ulr rvrrvvit.rie K!3i;illtliI!Klill!i;i!li:il!ii!il!i!:i!IE!!!ll2 W ii-i Was lliiiki-u W'tiilc :it work rornoiluliiiK tho in- MAKE OLD SHOES . WEAR LIKE NEW nothi:. Mother! When it child Im n rtiit.-.l eiui', taint-. I hn'.il!; or is !;' iuvm, etin- ! ktii:it-d or lull vf told, yt-Q t'acarct cii ilircclt'd vn fueh td cent hot C.iil drcri gladly t.iku this l.ai iiilct unity rntlmrtic wtiich tlior.aii'lily .msi- their little tdommh, livi r ut: 1 lavrU tritlioitl I'rlt'iii". To jinldiers. Pallors and AI urine. Pon't eiid your dl"fhnit:e to Wash ington. ('. W. Flark Ptiotoirraph and Kodak Shop can give you a leal re pi nd net ion which ynu can neud In plnco of the discharne. C W. CLARK ('.round floor Studio, Cu SI. AUTO WTAfJIT, MXK OKinXI. Dully stAfcaai and ftiitos for Marsh flold and all Coo Hay points, alio for I'oel and Millwood, leave O. W. Itapp'n ftroctry itor. Fare to Myr tle Point. $5.00. KterTatlnna made i III Hhftrlrian rrnit Than 14. "I hail Ncolin s y,u .n my shoe; wote thoM' :iiv. every day lor UtUvn months. lhv:i l.:i,l "-c liti li.ilt stiles put on. lin y n;e ; i I 1:1 c,ihkI condition." w riles I . i Kv.ui.-, )t I Seattle. Wa-liit.iJ.ia. Tins is cut nr.i; siiv I. ill-, dvwn to the I nimununi thtoui h Neohn S)Us Any one can di tins ii ioMow Mr. I Kvans" examnle. ainl hav-.' his shovs I rc-Nittotucfl uitli Ncolin Sties. Thcc ; touch, durable soles cost no more i tli.ui soles Iliat cive tnlv ci (1: u.it v : v. rat And all jjhI repair i-hops have j them. , .Wuliti S!eJ come cm new i-hot. i t'K -in tn.nn st !-.-s for nu n. wotrcn and children. Tin v :ire ere;. ted ; S ieth-c to lv all that snlci :hrld U cotntortable and uateipn'ot. ;ts well as loin; uearntiv Tliev ate made by The (iexvlwar Tire ev K'ubU'i In., Akron. ( Who. w lm alo niaUe Uiiie.ftwt I Icels - eu.iranteeol lo eulwear any other heels. llcolia vSolcs IF IT'S A HARDIE IT'S RIGHT" Umpqua Valley Fruit Union HARDIE HAND AND POWER RAVERS Tho ll.'irilio SfM'rinl TripN-v Timiit Sprnyrr iny lis wny. Willi first clavk fruit rnimn-'imlini; hluli prin's, uiih lultor Itoth ?rnrro mul 'itl, n Marilir pourr irny('r uliiili hy its rllfrtivp mtrk, in-rri-jisrs your vr.p of tln liii;hi r railrs of fruit and cuts your lalMir Mil in hall, sur.'ly (inis its nay. A tlt'tiion.! ration Is our most con ylin liii; at uuiiM'iit. Call am sii. UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION KOSICBL'KC, ORE. "IF IT'S A HARDIE IT'S RIGHT" nsuwMuiranM ESSEX ma 1 1 1 mm mm (inmra iUMiionB iwtif t mot urtt mtrfiii nvmt mntHifismivaft iurn , ran ii.ii ir",mi 11 bt- ESSEX It Has Come to Answer NEED, DESIRE VERY EXPECTATION In a High-Grade Motor Car at MODERATE PRICE SEE IT-RIDE IN IT H. MERTEN 19 PHONE 192-Y, 211 SERVICE STATION 214-216 E. Oak St. h 8 1 . ntI -trn K.jmmtjiiHjm :rt .itutiikiukjviiiauMtJm 1 J ' mm mmiiMin im wiinir rr-T--ITTT tbiithii nm , . iiiMririrt.i.-n iitn ir n nwwmrr-ii-x j fwur-m.tr am i iTyi tii ii iiiiianiii-i , il. They'reTypical of the Modes of Paris Materials That are 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." BURCfiARD'vS SQUARE- STORE 131 Jackson Street -:- KoseDurg, uregon teriur of the Ilellows anil Kwart ' to fellow this line or work during building last Saturday. L. T. Citron, j Hie sannaer months. of North lIosetHirtr. t" 1 1 from a lad-; der. sustaining; a Iracture of his wrist. ConseiuentIy he will he oit ; duty for some time. j Aceepi -aMdo.vnient j -Tluh" uiue. V Iley Stephen- i son and Leon MrClintock, recently 1 discharged from t lie army sen iie. this morning went to work with a crew of Pacific Highway surveyors now enquired in making surveys neur . this city. The ex-soldier lads expect CASTOFSIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always be" the Signature EASTER THE DEMAND OF THE SEASON REtR'IKES THAT YOU DK COSTUMED ACCORDINGLY AT EASTtR TIME. !t is expect.-d that you don new clothes. Here on display will he found wonderful rancr of beautiful fabrics all the season's latest colors to select from. I land-tailored into a suit to your individual measure t!ny will please the man who aims to be well dressed, and yet permit the practice of economy. For tailoring like this means greater wear and better appearance. So you can see why hand-tailored clothes means more for less nionev. IMPERIAL CLEANERS We clean everything (Try Mir W ivi We Call nnd lirlitcr Thorn.' 277. Pot I ii rrtimitu inriTt- fust Arrived, a Carload of Willamette Valley Table Potatoes While they last at Sl.fiS ner cwt. in sack lots. Get your uiuci in cany. Also a limited sunplv of SFFD POTATOES-TatIx Rose -White Rose' "Gold CoitV and "Bu'rbank" at specially low prices. Onion sets for a time at 1L .:v r,r r,nimL Peoples Supply Co. ""T-TrgOTT-tHI 1