Roseburg review., April 15, 1919, Image 4

fcVKVlSfl iK!ittrjMl KOTtVW. TTTAfiAT, AWUt, IS, 1R19.
r-r--r- ' M iPi
ONE reason and the main one why persons change
from one car to another after a year s; use i:; thi:;: the
cost is too much to keep it running.
A Maxwell possesses the prized virtue of staying out of
the repair shop and running and running and running. Thin
is why :
Kaw malt ri.ils are purchased in larj'.c quantities r.nd fcr t ;i-h.
Economy No. 1.
1 hep' are noengineerini! kniclrknncks in a Maxwell. Kconomy No. 2.
The roail engineer who spends 12 months u year testing Maxwell
cars lor weaknesses, und who has driven a motor car Curt her li .i.n ;.i:y
living man, fmcln the "mistakes" bc'fore they get into j ioc.'u lien tinl
ure therefore not passed on to you. Kconomy No. 3.
Maxwell cars are built on the original chassis plan laid down 5
years ago. 300,000 have been built to date. Doing one tlmijj always
results in doing it well. Kconomy No. A.
All "temperament" is taken out of the car by the. engineering de
partment so that it is well nigh impossible to find a Maxwell with an
"uneven disposition". Economy No. 5.
There are 25 others. These fortify yon against afier
trouble in a Maxwell. That is why you can be doubly sure
on a Maxwell if you value highly a thrift' dollar. Must
persons do, and 300,000 of them drive Maxwells.
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TtACHERS INSTITUTE
HELD AI MYRIlf CRflK
WAS LARGELY AlKNDtl)
Tilt ,"; ( l!,t V ll (' M Wlm ill tflillril Itlf
loeal institute til My i tin I'lvrk Sat
unliiy, an' linnl hi thrn iniis(t o:
Afyitlo Creek h hospitalit ;. . lYnnle
I'f thill (l.'l i IIHTtltli; the IrurlK-l i
at the train, hislv., i)m-hi in auto
liiotule to ttic Utile -(, iiml tiealel
them to a dinner whirli. i..
raiirti- of if h laii' ly nml anundaiiee,
aftonirtlii'il ami delighted Hie Iuhikm
Ii(Nlat:t(;iic.H. Ji in iiiiiHHtd t!ml i imv
of I lie limit' Itv.ti ami lanky l.ha
h'nU. tempted ivm much hy uilla
miliar "iHlntltn, Iiiii:i-iim too hint-,
at t tie restive hiiaril and Huffeteil
a! Iitwbi Ih those ri'iniu M-tul ;mo
which nhnrt tullow the inteiniM i ate
riinsutunf ton of pasti h i.
Tlu in si ilu to pi on urn v. aw open
I hy Mr. Stieet who il ism-M-d 11-
I tally I'roMrain." I'i of. (! 1 1 mot i oi
Monmouth, lalkinp mi ' t 'on sol Illa
tion ' (inlutHli(t I ln ;i rati-1 mm
iitny anil more if I ii h-nt nei lee ol
the roiiHoltilatoJ school. In Kuril.
ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll find Slonn'a l iniment
softens tho Severn
rheumatic nche
Tut it on freely. D.m't rub it In.
Just lit it prnrlrate n.iturjlty. What &
kuk of xjtliinrf relief Bun f.ttluH.!
I-ttiTrul aches, alilTnrss, iorrni-A.
rr.viiprti finish sli.nnul sun:,
t .i k "rricks" tin? ailim-tiM tan't
f'.,'t o.l tlie rcUt- (iu.ililir ef
iiuatj's I.inimrnt. Clr.m, convenient,
economical. Ask any lnii-t Ur it.
1
Met twin fer gallon
Ah t mtlti vn itrrt
300,000 Persons
Value a Dollar
a Maxwell
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HOW CLEOPATRA'S
IEEDLE WAS SAVED
New Process Invented to Pre
serve Surface of Monolith
in Central Park.
HIEROGLYPHS- OBLITERATED.
Riflors of Western Climate Caused
Khedive's Gift to Disintegrate.
Painting Ancient Obelick With
Special Preparation Stay.
eJ Otcay Ruined Por
tions Restored.
Now Vdi'l;cin fi.vnlio ono niornfn to
tlii'l hi lli-'ir liv;il;!ii ,i-ullim-s tli
llf.vs lli:i n Zi'iiIiiIls park employ t:v liml
iIIm'u uit.ij siiis ot (liiiii'L'i';iiion on
tin' siirl;ict of ihu t'iiy's nmsi ti'-iistnt'il
aiiilpi' Clcnpiitni's Ntt'lli'. - I'lioio
:nipjs n;v'iilc( that iliu iikmiuM t ti was
)ei'Mn, I u !(. i'( t'S of siiinlsiuiie h;iv
lnr fallen from tin- tall Minft, l iinyin
Willi ilium part of the pri.vd IiIltu
fe'lyphs. I.oikIoh'a twin sister of Oi,p'',','n's
Ni't'tlN; was n-ptirtctl ns I'Llin emu
fitrtalily nti'l I'liiltiriiily on (lie hanks
of I lie Thames, and (he rival port won-
Ici'nl uIm-IIht a :cparathin would ho
found to Klay 1..0 ulim-ks of ihoir
harsher cliinnit'.
Sii'li a preparation was soon fort Ji
enmiNi,'. A m.v ;aint combination as
n pieservatie for Btoiie was inLntLMl
THE OBELISK.
The ObeltHi wfni
prri."iitf rl to the City
fit rv York li y Ilia K 1 1 1
live or i-iiypt.
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PAINT PROTCCTION
AND ITS ECONOMY.
T! o
pri'fervathtn ot striii tiiral
lis, hiih may he obtained thren.:li
iipplieat hn of paint, iiHistltnies a
i;al meat's of furiherin tho rmt
si i' ,ii mi of our natui'iil reeiifees. It
IS. im tree er, thi- tin '-it el n 'to lea I
tui'thMl ef jiiistaiiiin iln npi'-a i anee
iritl j;emnd upkeep of nay eeinliiu-
nlfy.
A fitflti'turo eeritrd ulth sheet of lu
ll' il ruhher ou hi nut hi as u el I pruieet
ed frnni (to.'tl IIS ft KtriietllT'e eea'ed I
with n Uiii'd eil pahit. TM- N due to !
ie fa.'t tlnit ft h.'t
t illtT'nlt'e i t l4 ;
,td tilia ef palt.t.
at u hen aiipllnl -!i
"f ti- li th u
ia!!er ii aje-
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ef tuetalh.
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th.
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to till.
In i In palt t
o t :u to the i
l-'itu t'rem (wo .
of tho coaling. I
hy Or. William Ktn-km. rhrmlst nf the
.Metn.p...'an Mus lim 4r Art. Many '
V'-'ir- pii'U.nis r..,i'ini; with patailm '
li.n! h.-. n in,- I. hu: t ie Ileal !n had '
tut rii!irt'!y ae.'i.ti.p lis puip"vr.
i;i n palt.ih.v; Im. i vs, hi'err,
11.. .. lii v;!--,','v I 'I- 111 rjl at !..1 U,1
I a::. -I ah. I (lie d,.ln.i- ! -.,i Is rev!,,i- .
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rjirvriXE FEDERAL F.iUM LOAXS
(Furin Bureau Monthly!.
The following letter recelvwl by
.Sylvia J. ttrown, s;crctary-trt.'a..uit'r
of the Koseuurg N'htiunal "aiin J.oun
Asriuciulion, calls attetition to a cer
tain propamda t:iUK put out by
par ties interested in loaning- private
capital to Ukj eri'eel that if llie bor
rower desires to pay their loan ai
the end of five years or any Interest
payinp date I hereafter that tlu y
.vuiild have to pay, in adtlition to
(paying- the joincinal then due, tho
total interest for tho entire period
lor which the money was burrowed:
"Vm have your letter of the 11th
inst., in which you ask if a loan
from the federal Land Hank he paid
olf at the end of five year-i or ut any
time thereafter, whether the bor
rower would he required to pay the
hulam e of tin prineipal th n due, ur 1
pay the principal in full with inter
est for the full term for which the
loan was granted.
"We enclose herewith a copy of
ihe Uot'towers" IJulletin, on which is
shown tho amorlization table bu3ed
on a loan at 0 per cent, payable
semi-annually. The table is figured
on the basis of a loan for $10ijo; a
loan tor other amounts can be fig
ured relatively. If you will follow
ihe table you will note that after ten
semi-annual payments are made the
principal still unpaid would be
Fruit-Juices
In Vials
Jiffy-Jell flav
ors come scaled
in glass a bottle
in each package.
Each is rich es
sence, condensed
from fruit juice.
Add boiling
water, then this
essence, and you
have a real-fruit
Eflatine dessert, and at
trifling cost. You should
Inow this fruity dainty. ,
1 Tl
11 n w t
1" n-von. at Yoar Grocer's
2 I'aikagct for 25 Cent! ,
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In these stirring times it is vitally necessary
tor us to take stock of ourselves, of our
methods, of our business.
v.
The
Daily - Weekly
l&il i -ft rhnf 'f lh U-r30U who
had borrowed f 10'A v;anted to p;iy '
t v ut that itrne h- VoUld remit
' u.i the $32 z i.i amot tiicition
lii'-iit which w:ta due, pi-i me
2 I. and his loan would l
full. The
, lion ran h.- m
Ub.-ecpient Hi
"We would
pn s-ed on tl
that the IVih
to give them
service; it is ;
it must do a s
ings that it j
, tO (he hul'I'uV't
pei,,ons ihat
we shall at
-ii-.l. :i
give Hie SelViee il! s If!l
to do a S'i'iai e bn-dm
real a'-h.tane'' t-i t;u
we believe ut't toy of ii
.1
I The first di hh ml eh
r. cdved by He- 1;...-.. Im1
tioii! the intel.-st Imihl
the rale nf per (III
for the length of lime il
cialtou has lo ld stock iu
I: I.i
- I I:
L- A- -oc:a-i;.:;t.d
ai
per month
t lh- aso
1,.' Federal
Land Hank of Spokane i.
As e. laitied in this I' M. r. the
partv v. ttdiinv in hon uu iiion- y t t i'tn
the Federal l.;t'il Hunk .-an do o
Willi lln- ahsohite as-urauce that He
borrower's ino-i 'Ms will he pptteci
ed in every inMance.
Willie it Is not safe to ;nh is. go
ing into debt, und il is imt the juilie;.
of tin; Farm Jittreau Monthly !o gie
such advice, y t w- uv cMl'idein
that there is a great main tai im-rs
in Douglas (.'ounty wlm-.- t.trms are
not paying a dividend for the iv.imhi
that they are under capitalized, and
In cases of this kind it would h- a
good policy to investigate the Co
ern ment plan of loa ning money.
A(i.i, poison rni: si iiikkls.
(Farm Uureau Monthly t.
! Before this issue o ftlie N s goes
to jiress I hope the sijuirred poison
ing campaign will he in lull .-wing,
but a further word on the desirabil
ity of full co-operation may not he
amiss. I refer especially to ihe sit
uation in many portions of thi coun
ty where farmers adjoining large
t raets of range land have been
troubled in (he past hy the tailuie ol
the owners to poison sojiirn Is.
' Since the new law nun pels tin m
to poison t hey would undoubtedly
gei bet ler results by em plm i ti g ad
joining farmers to pu I out t h
poison. These farmers can well af
ford to 1 this work even ai cenid
era hie in con enience to ilir;iis-hrs.
since they have a direct inienst in
destroying the siiuirn Is on He- land
adjoining their own.
(.'. V. n.WNINC.
1'ro jeet Advi.-r
mi..' lii.-iii."! "I (io..""-i- 1 T-:'V, .io"Vn ii -vn
--ii lor ).:,'-lio-nl ..I li I fiJ-.'
i..r.-i n.ivin.-lil l-'-riuil 1; ii-T-'
I 111:., to Iliu.- i ii"" f (:P
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l,"l:-sl nml . .'oln" :-'-ll (
II,,) , " I Ol I'I',.'.
liik-.- ii ill In- n-i.iiii. 'i
I.-. :i- tlo y ;if 'If only
Hill fi.-l .In lil-n'l-'. i'H'l
ill linn-
That House And Barn,
That Silo and I'ig Pen,
That Road
AND
Newspaper A elver Using
Won the War through the successful cam.
pak'i.s carried on for raising an a, selli,".;;
bonds, and saving food. Talk to Twenty
thousand people through an Ad in The
Rct icu- and you'll tet Results that pay wp
Hoseburg Review
Rosebud's Most Serviceable Newsp.ipir
j Backache?
Rheumatism?
Tiiose of us who are past middle age
ire prone to eat too much meal ana in
consequence deposit lime-flalts in the
ineries, veins and joints. We often
uffer from twinges of rheumatism or
.umhaBO, sometimes from gout, swollen
minds or feet. There is no longer tba
rlihiest need of this, however, as the
new prescription, "Amine," is bound
to give immediate results as it is many
times more potent than lithia, in ridding
the impoverished blood of its poiaone
by way of the kidneys. It can be ob
tained' at almost any drug store, by
shuplv asking for " Anuric" for kidney
or backache. It will overcome such
conditions as rheumatism, dropsical
swellings, cold extremities, scalding and
burning urine and sleeplessness due to
constant arising from bed at night.
.Send to Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for a 10c. trial package.
Maipeba, Cal. "I recommend Doctor Pierc'
Anuric very hiirhly. I have suffered for the lait
thru' years with catarrh of the bladder, havln
tri.-l evtry remedy 1 heard of but without relief.
I saw Anuric odverLi.nl in the paper, and like
druwninK man grabbing at a ttraw I thought I
wonl't try it also, which I did with great succeat,
as it relii-vL-d me almost immediately, before I had
taken all of the trial package, and having great
curiliilence in tho remedy I immediately sent to
the driiK store and bought a full-size packag,
I can say to all suffering from any dlpteaae of
the kidneys or uric acid trouble, try thia remedy
uml mller no longer. 1 have great faith In Df
I'itiive'a remedies.' 3. P. HfiNBUEY.
NOTICE.
The directors of the Hoseburg
Chamber of Commerce have ar
ranged for the immediate compila
tion and printing of a booklet and
urt-'ently request all those who have
signed the $6 per year membership
roll to uend their checks for the
above amount to Chas. S. Heinltne,
secretary. I'leuse do not wait tor
the secretary to call upon you In per
son This takes time and the money
is needed now.
V. C. HARDING, Pres.
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Live advertisers ofTer tne beat bar
ttalns. Patrnblze Review advertisers,
If you have something to sell or
rent Vy an Adv. in The Review.
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