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Dally, by mall, per year ...11.00
Dally, by carrier, per month 10
Dally, by carrier, per week li
Weekly, per year J. 00
Weekly, alx months 1.00
Commence 0erntlons Noon
Contractor H. J. Ulldeburn, who
was Wednesday awarded the con
tract tor removing of land Blldes on
the new Roberts mountiiln cut-off.
near Myrtle Creek, stait-d today that
he would commence the work with
in the next ten dayB. A large Htcam
nhovol will be moved to the Job
Boon and but a comparatively small
crew of men will be employed
thlB particular piece of work.
To Vlt.lt llmllipr
II. L. Dewuld, of Days Creek, li ft
tills moruliiK for Cottage Grove,
whure lie will visit for a few days
with ills brother, C. C. Dewald, later
continuing to Portland to reinuin a
short lime.
Conntrrfcitfr Caught! Tho Nuw York health authorities had a Ilroole
tyii manufacturer acntcncul to the penitentiary for selling throughout
tie United States millions of "Talcum powder" tablets as Aspirin Tuhlets.
Beware! Counterfeits!
Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer package!
Always say, "Give me a package
'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin.' "
Insist you want only the flayer
package with the "Raver Cross"
on the package and on the tablets.
"lev.
tayerablets
of Aspirin
The genuine American owned "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin" have been proved safe by millions for Pain,
Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Farache, Rhciim:ili;mf
Lumbago, Colds, Grippe, Influenzal Colds, Joint Pains,
Neuritis. Proper dosage on every "Bayer" package.
Boxes of 12 tablets Mottles of 2-1 Mottles of 100 Aliio Capsules.
Aspirla b the trtdc nurk of Barer Manufacture of Monoaceticacideeter of SalicvUcaeld
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WTJAX AJRE VQV OWQ TQ I?Q
ty-wsr
(From Port Vmpyua Courier).
Ttie people of this community
in u.st realize Uiul tiiey wilt tiuve lo
do their miuro iu the buying oi Lib
erty boiidd or ttiia cumiug issue.
1 here ure some very good reuaoiih
why ihvy should.
ii, aa u great many people expect,
tin; haiika uhould he tuiceU to carry
all tin be bonds tlial iliu government
ib compelled to Iloal, It is going to
handicap them la handling me iuuus
ihat a j e going to be neueudury to
jnaku to me businesH men und lunu
eru and oilier p.-opie that ure going
to need muiiey during the coming
year. If the uanka put their money
into Victory loan noteH, they will not
nave it lo lend lo the men who ure
going to need It. And everyone wilt
acknowledge that there has been u
great deal of building and other
tvork ui improvement that hub been
postponed becuu.se of tho war.
We must remember that although
the war is over, in bo fur as uctuul
lighting goes, the war Iiub not been
paid lor yet und that lu order to do
our Hhare and uphold and cany thru
what we b gan we shall have to con
tinue to pay until the whole business
lias been wiped clean. We mil tit go
thru with it in the true spirit of all
real Americans und show the world
that wn can finish our work. And in
older lo do this wu will have to buy
up this bond issue that the govern
ineni is going to float this mouth.
'I'll en again this coming loan is go
ing to be even a bet ter investment
tor the smalt inventor than any of
i he previous loans, for It is expected
ihat the lnien-st rate will be higher,
..mi it will be easier for him to han
dle it, for the paymeuiH on this loan
tin; to be stretched over a greater
period or time.
Let the penple of Keedsport and
vicinity Know Unit they are the real
.hlng. Le! tin show them (hut we can
iiin.sh what we start and go over the
iop in the (junta that the district
will be expected to buy. .Show the
riKlit spin! and finish it up. This is
(tie last. I
rii wihi k or roiMi itt i; mkktw
(Port Ciupqua Courier).
A large n u in her of t he business
men of Keedsport met at Ihe Courier
office Tuesday evening, ihat being
i In: regular meeting night. Consid
erable work was taken up and dis
po.M.d of iJitferent committees
made reports, and In each it was
found that ever) one were live wires.
Tin.' committee on fire apparatus,
thru Clyde Chase, its chairmuii, re
purled ihat the apparatus of the
chemical engine had arrived und
ihat (he engines were on Ihe roud.
Communications were taken up and
disposed of. One from Ihe Cardiner
Chamber of Commerce- was read by
ihe secretary inviting Ihe Keedsport
Chamber of Commerce lo meet will)
them on the l!th for ihe purpose of
furthering tin; Interests of the
ItnoM'Vt It highway, and (lie secre
tary iiiHtrncted lo answer ihe same.
A letter from the Chamber of Com
merce a I Ma oh Meld was read,
Wherein Ihey pledged themselves 111
favor uf t he 1 inp'iua h ighwuy and
roinl connect ions f i 1 the highway
lo Coos Itity, and ..tat the Chamber
of Cnninierce of Marshfield woul'i
lend all assistance wll bin its power
(o accomplish this purpnHc.
The Keedspnit Chamber of Com
merce is a mighty energei lc bunch
iiud biibld inn over. I-ivery business
man iu the town is always present,
each with an ardenl desire fur the
n n nceineut of the city and the ad
jacent cnmmuiiiiy. Anyone who Is
hIow is run over, as one minhi say,
vl(h a ct lulling machine, pulverized
and made lino a new commodity,
ntnl uhen gotten Ihrough with he or
she comes out a booster for Keeds
port and I 'mum las County.
C
VlCK'sl
OLDS
lit ad or cheat
are best treated
"externally with
fAPORU
"YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30'. 6O'7iT20
Arnndol. piano inner. TOona 18I
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WORKERS in Oregon's
industries should find
especial pleasure and satis
faction in favoring Oregon
products in their buying
for by so doing they are
helping to support other
Oregon workers on other
Oregon payrolls in true
brotherly fashion.
USE HOME PRODUCTS.
Home Industry League of Okeoon
HER IMPROVEMENT
AMAZES FRIENDS
BIG
.Removal
Sale
At FISHER'S
IS NOW ON
aMll
Of
Save 15 to 20 Percent
on your purchases
dry goods by buying now
Looklnic After Sixty-two Itoom
lioiiM No Task lo .Mis.
Ijl rl.".nt Now.
"All my friends know and can tell
you that for u long time I was al
most u nervous wreck, and this Tun
lac has made such a wonderful
change in my condition thai they are
simply amazed at my Improvement,"
said .Mrs. Kllu La I'lant, who con
ducts a large rooming house at 142
I'uyallup Avenue, Tacotua, Washing
ton, ihe other day.
'or the last twelve years, she
continued, "I had been In a terribly
run-down condition and during Ihat
whole time, hardly a day passed that
I didn't mirier from awful head
aches. I had no appetite at all and
what little I forced down would fer
ment in my stomach and distress
me for hours. My kidneys were out
of order anil worried me night and
day and my nerves were so unstrung
that, after going to bed, any little
Hound, even the rustling of a news
paper, would wake me with a start
and it would be some time before 1
could drop off lo sleep again. I had
a very large house to look after,
and 1 was so weak and miserable
that a. couple of hours' work would
exhaust me so that I'd just have to
Hull for ihe rent of the day. Tho
fact Is, Iosr of sleep and lack of
nourishment had under mined my
neivous system am) I was just wear
ing myself nut.
"I spent all the money I had on
medicines and treat men is t hat did
me no good, and I had about given
up hope of ever getting well, when
I began to read about (he good Tan
lar was doing others and I thouirht
I might as well try it. Well, sir, the
way I began to pick up rig hi after
starting on It. surprised even me, for
after experience with other medi
cines I did not expect such iiiiek re
sults. My appetite Is Just fine too
fine, the way priees are now - for I
feel hungry most all the time. My
kidneys don't worry ine at all now.
und I am rid of that terrible buck-
ache t last. Those aw ful head
adieu aft all gone, too, which is a
crand relief, besides I sleep all niyht
like a child and feel so strong ami
rested w hen 1 get up in the morn
ings, that 1 don't mini) at all the
work I have to do in looking afier a
sixty-two room house full of people.
My father Is now Inking Tanlac and
t:yn lie is just feeling fine."
Tanlac is sold In rtntehure bv V
F. Chapman. In Kiddle by It. I".
Everett. In Oakland by Miller Drue
Co , In Cflendale by the Ctlendale
.'hartnaey, in (lardiner bv Gardiner
Pharmacy. In Yonculla by C. IV
Huntington. In Keedsport by t'mp-
qua Drug Co., in Myrtle Creek bv
Myrtle Drug Co., In Suthcrlin by G.
K. Adams, in Drain by Huntington
Drug Co.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
The Women of St. George's Guild
will hold a sale of home cookery on
Saturday, April UK, at Kldds Gro
cery. O. C. Sether. a well known resi
dent of Glendatt. arri.d in the citv
last eeninc to spend a few das
looking after business matters.
Miss Vivian Gilkeson. of this city.
left (his morning for Cumn to spend
the week end with her sister Marion.
who is teaching school at th.it pi. ice
Mrs. D V. Hunter, of South Deer
j Creek, left this morning for Wood
burn to visit for some time at the
home of her daughter, Mrs i
! Howe.
i Houseman Cmby, of Kiddle, a
member of the S V Cninpar. "s
, block signal g.mg. left this morning
I for Cottage Grove. Mr. Crosby will
jtriurn here tomorrow.
Mrs H. .1. Uoblnson and daughter,
of Cortland, arrived in l his cm on
the early morning train to spend the
week nd at the home of Mis Keb
inson's brother. Harry IVaree.
Marion and Uo"1na Porter, daugh
ters of Mr and Mrs F W Porft.
of (his citv. left this morning for
Portland, where they will r-'tn.itu for
s.ver das visiting with ttoioN .not
tel;lMes.
We have installed a new cake ma
chine, and now make ewrvthmg b
machinery We guarantee ( ,T
thing we bake lo be
made of best materials
Fnken. August Heck.
Jackson Plume 24 1.
sanii.irv
Th
Prop
i regon
(From Port I'mpijua Courier';.
Let ecry tiuahfi',1 ,.t.-r m tins
pm i:,ct get bii-y and r.-rt, r ard
not put it otf until H is too Lite The
place at the pott oil ice Go toda
und teg isier If everyone reg tsi ers
and votes at the coming election
(here should be polled 5ne votes iu
thi precinct, or precinct.
TH
Why look older
than you are?
IT IS astonishing how
many women through lack
of attention are wearing
corsets that give a more
mature a p pea tame to the
figure than ii should hae
and consequently they ap
pear (o be five or ten jears
older than (hey are.
IS possible (o readily
thai condition if
you will come to our corset
IT
I improve
(IrfKii-liiu'iit ami
lilliiiK of (ln
I rou l lacrd i-orsi-t
K.'t
trial
UOIUKT
o i-:k
vj you
for yourself the
outhful and graceful
lines this famous corset will
give you.
No expense to y.
buy UllleSS Ihere
ed im provement
should.
u lo not
is a de. nl-
lllell JOll
-RiiprHipn'S
PAIMINti IIIDS WW II l.
ISids are invited f(.r painting and
kalsominiug inierior of lieadiiariet
building, barrack No:. I ami L' of
Siddiers Home, Itosebui L', On ton.
bids to be submittid for t u r ti i hi n u
material and labor, or for labor only.
Itfds lo be in by April L'mIi.
Itfght to reject any or all bids re
served. .1 AS. P. SHAW.
Commandant Oregon Stale Siddiers
Home.
(From Port L'mpuua Courier).
I. Klrod, formerly in the clothini
business at N'orih li. nd bin now
traveling in the interest ,,f dilfeici,
firms, was in tins cit tto- hr-t o
the week making arr.icrrtm nt i
open up a clothing siote al tlm
place. Mr. Ml rod is .-ll known ii
this district and -hnuhl he 1e ni- i
locate here will undoubtedl do ;
line business.
W. II. HatL'an. of Sioti-burg, n
making arrant:'
resiibnce on i
place the cumin
begin about
A Thina of Beauty
and a Joy Forever"
adapt
iiprif.il!
Tin. rich, v-lv.-iy l..iw of the Ivors & I'on.l Orand I'iano Is ectually J
(1 lu Mill aci-unuiiiiii""--"'" j j
;n and our rrinc-ss Crand in antiquo mahogany. Also J
walnut and manuaii
Rostburg, Oregon
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OTT'S MUSIC STORE
o-
NOTICK OF SAI.K OK (JOViMiN
.MKNT TIMIIKK. Olli'lal Llllul
()lfici-, Wafhinctuu, I). l, .March 17,
l!i - Nolii f is hi-rcliy Bivt-ii Ihat
ut'j it to the conditii'tis and limita
.., ,, a,i ,,f liinr !i. l'.ilG tD
tat IMS i and Hi'' instructions of , (hun $1.00 per M
tho Secretary of the Inierior of Sei
teuiher la, l!l 17, the tiinher on the
lollowinn lands ill he sold May 6,
r.iin, .it 10 o'clock a. in., at public
auciion at the I nited States land
office at lios'.-l'Ulg. Orecon, to the
highest hidder at not less than the
appraised value us shown hy this
notice, sale lo he subject to the ap
proval of the Secretary of the In
ierior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fin h of one
per cent th'-reof, being commissions
allowed, must he deposited at time
of sale, money to be returned if sale
is not approved, oiherwise patent
will is.-iie for the tiuib'-r which must
be removed wiihin ten vears. Ilids
will he received trom citi.'iis of tlie
I'nit'd State.-, as.-ociaiions of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the L'nitid States
or any slate, terriioi-y or district
'hereof only, I p,m application of a
-lualilieil pur' ha-'-r, the titub. r on
any bi;al subdivision will be oflered
separately before heinf; included ill
any offer of a larger unit. T. ::!! S.,
Ii. 2 V., Sec. 1; KlOVi NE'.i, yellow
pine 10 11., red fir 1105 Al., NICH
S10!4, yellow pine C5 Al., red fir tin 5
Al., none of Ihe yellow pine to be
sold for less than $2.00 per Al., and
nine of the red fir to he sold for less
T. 3 7 S.. li. 7
, Sec. lit; NE'i NV'i, yellow-
pine 30 Al., red fir 350 Al., NV '4
NU'Vi yellow pine 30 Al., red fir 2D
Al., none of (he yellow pine to be
sold for less than $2.30 per Al., nn.l
none of the red fir lo bo sold for
less than $1.25 per Al. CI.AY TA I.I.
MAN, Commissioner General Land
Office.
I' A It.MKItS AT TKXTK x.
Why take chances on your corn
crop? We have just hounht 2iun
lbs. Corvallis tested seed corn, grown
in Douglas County. Selected under
supervision of the County Agricul
lural Agent. .See It before buying
jour seed corn. 1'coples Supply Co.
AUTO STAGE LINK DIOPCrT.
Dully stagci ana autos for Mars
lold and all Coos Bay points, also
'or Peel and Millwood, leavo O. W.
Upp's grocery store. Faro to Myr
tle Point, $5.00. Reservations mads
at III Sheridan street. Chan It.
"Is 1" biiiM a i.j...
'S fal 111 n, .ii Th.-I
l' --iiiniio r. w lt b be
I .1'llv 1.
We Will Have
Our Plant Completed about June 1st,
and
Will pay the Roing market prices for all
Supplies.
We are now ready to contract for:
Loganberries, Royal Ann Cherries and
Harriett Pears.
Suthetlin Fruit Products Company
Suthcrlin, Oregon
& Invalids
No Cookinf
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Quick Lunch; Home or Office.
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
ESSEX
ou owe it t your.-cif ,() inspcct thjs VOxt)ER CAR
anJ see it peiforni before you make decision oiherwise.
Christian Church
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H.MERTEN J
Service Stntlon
10 10. k St.
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JUST RECEIVED
Large assoitnunt
nooks. 1 lies. Kte
"f Imported Fishing Tnckle-
luect from England.
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;IMItlO MlilOS, H... hest for the
t'.reut lOiisler f M I, ,-. c.t'
reus ehoru.-" Meiiiini; th.-m.
ISesurrectlon " Keim g t !.:-,
Juil anient."
B. CROUCH
!,',ulwal-Tinware. Craniteware. K tc.
SSoridan Street
Roseburg, Orescn