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i. WIMBKKI.T W. H. FI.HHKR a. V. WIMBKIUT
Entered at Roaeburi, Orefon. oi! office it econd-clafu matter
Office, Kerlow BullUluj. Hit North Jtakion Street
HUBHf KIPTIUfl KATKH:
Daily, by mall, per jear
Dally, by carrier, per month
Dally, by carrier, per week
Weekly, per year
Weekly, alx montba
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Children's Colds-
To make your distressed
baby easy and comfortable, give
Ji'jley's Honey and Tar.
It is just what children'
ought to have for feverish colds,',
toughs, "snuffles" and tight
wheezy breathing. It stops croup,.
t loo.
Foley's Honey Tar
tastes goop and the little ones
like it. It conta'ns no morphine,
chloroform or other dru9 that
you would not like to give the
young children. Do not accept a
substitute.
r r in
II i roLtrs un
l 1 C0ry.' I B''' ''-
'My buby wt the km wich severe cough and cold
I one month old. I sve him lea to fifteen drops of
I'oley'd Honey and Tar every three hour and it
urely did help him. lie huau't been tick m day
iucc." Mm. II. II. GurrcU, tbooHiclO, Vo,
Hold everywhero.
FOK SALE LY
Six "IJzzUw" in a Haw
B. L. llyluml, manager (if the; lo
cal Standard Oil plant, Hiitmtunt iatca
the report that many tourists aro
avoiding Hie d imgem or Canyon
creek canyon by shipping their earn
from Glendnlu to Kiddle Mr. Ilyliind
Mates that ho naw six Forda on flat
cars at (Hendalo "recently nwalling
shipment. Itoad work now going on
in Ihc canyon makes It almost lin
pnnslble for automobiles to get thru
at tho present time.
Mm. K. Wood, of this city, left
this morning for Kugene to remain a
few dnj'H visiting with relatives.
OLE HANSON, SfATWS
FIGHTING MAYOR, MAKES
JOORfORViaOHVlOAN
OU JlaiL.on, SeiftV' lighting
mayor, who gave an address under
the aut'pices of the Portland Fress
Club at the public auditorium, was
heard by about two thousand people
Friday niMht. Speaking on the sub
ject of "Americanism and lioishe
vism," it was u strong presentation
of the necessity of Americanism for
liio safety of thy country. U was the
forerunner of a lecture tour in the
east in behalf of the Victory loan
.Mayor Hanson spoke briefly of
the affairs of the Seattle Htrllte, de
claring the personal leadership was
thai of men who are opposed to all
government. It was the leadership
and not the mass of workf ngiuen of
Seattle, upon which responsibility
should be placed, he declared, and
lie worker. were the victims but de
serve credit for the promptness with
which they repudiated the false lead
e is.
I 'rging that II was the duty of
every red blooded Amerii an to buy
Victory bonds. Mayor Hanson ex
pressed conviction that the man who
refuses to finance his share of the
debt or honor is to be regarded more
seriously than slackers in preceding
loaiiH. "This," said I he mayor, "is
the supreme test of citizenship. It
Is a debt of honor that I he Aineri
acn people have assumed through
t heir government and t he man who
refuses to do his tart must have his
A me ri can ism quest foned."
Mr. Hanson starts on his eastern
tour immediately and will devolc his
time lo 1he cause during the official
campaign period.
Mr. and Mih. C. L. Chenoweth
were here Saturday from Oakland on
I THE UNIVERSAL CAR ij
8 1 Kumcmber tlmt when you briiijr your Ford car ij
Kumcmber tlmt when you briiijr your ford car
to us for mcchnnical attention that you gel the
genuine Ford service materials, experienced
workmen and Ford factory prices. Your Ford is
too useful, too valuable to take chances with poor
mechanics, with equally poor quality materials.
Bring it to us and save both time and money. We
are authorized Ford dealers, trusted by the Ford
Motor Company to look after the wants of Ford
owners that's the asi.urance we ol'IVr. We are
geting a few Ford cars and first come first to re
ceive delivery.
Stearns & Chenoweth
. . Leas & Son
AGENTS
Northern hull" of Douglas Co.
i ll Oakland. Ore. Northm 'II lllilf (if )i!Utrl:ii fit III I
I1 '
l,l'OOI ITI-i.US.
Kmina Schalling and her family
(school children) took in the war
relics shown In Oakland, April 15.
The little fellows were greatly de
lighted and considered It a grcal
treat by their kind teacher.
Cuy Colo lost a valuable shepherd
dog by its picking up a poisoned
siiuirrel.
(i rand ma (loodspeod was visit ing
with Mrs. l.ucinda Henry recently.
I'rnf. ( Iscar (Inrrell, of Oakland,
spent Saturday wilh his mother, Mrs.
Kat h critic (lor roll. M r. (Jon-ell is
superintendent of the Oakland
schools.
Loyal Fmery, the well known fruit
grower of l'mp(ua, passed through
our valley Thursday on his way to
Oakland.
' Ira Iticdler, a prominent farmer of
Collage drove, is visiting with rela
tives ami friends here.
Word has been received that Carl
ItuHinusM-n, who has been a patient
at Mercy hospital in Hoseburg. will
undergo an opera t ion lor appendi
citis Monday.
Walter .Manning was looking after
his interest mi Tyee Tuesday. While
returning home his car leil the ruad
but no serious damage was done.
Klmcr Kllisnn, a prominent stock
man of Harden Valley, was at lend
ing to business affairs here recently.
Mm, Win. Kiinry, Mr. and Mrs.
Alva SI e leh ns and ' ! fss Virginia
Trice, of I in ptiii, ..flit Sunday at
the home of Mr. and M rs. J . A.
Stephens.
Miss Ma.et Hamilton, who has
been siiltenug wiih a severe attack
of appendicitis, is slightly improved.
Mr. and M is. H Purge Wilcox and
child ten, M isses Kill I Ii Stephens and
lla.el Henry attended the war relics
show given at Oakland Tuesday
evening.
I.ueian Cide was an Oakland
visitor the fiist of the week.
Heputy Assessor 1. M. Tuthlll was
inlet v lew ing Hie farmers t his week.
Alter coin pit t ing t his work he w ill
begin the erection of a prune drier
on his ranch. Ii will be large enough
to handle his own crop and all he
can Hnd for sab- or to dry on shares.
Hot n, hi
Manning of
1 ! 1 '. a si
Mi and Mi
this place.
U pound smi
William
April is.
M. liiillack ami W.
known ,(nle Creek
were hi the cit today
friends and .ittendiug
a! lairs.
IV Hicks.
residents,
greeting
business
BIG
Removal
Sale
At FISHER'S
IS NOW ON
Save 15 to 20 Percent
on your purchases
of dry goods by buying now
"MOTHER KNOWS"
When I feci scrappy And mean, mother
Sever scold. She usually finds my
tongue U white, my breath bad, then
she iays, "My Pet needs a Cowan!."
I gladly tuke Cuscureta because they
taste like candy. Next morning I wake
up feeling dandy. Do you give your
children CaseareU or nasty castor oil,
pills or culumel? Carina rets never hurt
Ui kidb.
FrontLaood
:
Cararcts, candy cotlnirtic, cnt only
10 cents and mothers will find directions
for children's dosage nt nil apes on each
lo.v. V'iis-arelR work like a charm when
tho child's litllc stomach, liver nd
bowels need cleansing and regulating.
i:ih:i,i it symimionk'
Ol'IM'KTTK IS ( 0l(.
No musical event of the season
will be more eagerly anticipated by
music lovers than the coming of the
Zedeler Symphonic Quintet. The
popularization of the "music of the
masters is the task which the Zcd-
eler Symphonic Quintette has set for
itself. That it is succeeding may be
judged by the standing of the com
pany in its few years on the Ameri
can platform.
The symphonic effects obtained by
HARD ON SHOES?
THEN READ THIS
"I marched through the mud of
Flanders, through a large part of the
Lorraine "sectors, and lastly from
Chateau Thierry to Fismes, nd my
shoes with Neulin Soles are still in
good conditii u. For live months I
alternaud these shoes with two other
pairs, which are now worn out, hut
the Ncohn Stiles look as if they had
another live good months of wear left
in them " Written by Lieut. Kdyerly
Austin. American Expeditionary Forces,
France October 17th. 118.
This is exceptional service, all army
men will agree. Civilians rarely give
their shoes usage such as this; but if
they are hard on shoes, and want to
cut their shoe hills down, let them try
Nculin-solcd shoes. These sHiocs are
obtainable at most shoe stores in
m.mv good styles lor men, women and
cht'-iren.
r have vour old shoes re-bottomed
with Neolm Sues. Vou will imd thce
; .'irntiiKaliv made soles are comlttrt
able and watcrprt!, as well as long
wearing. They an1 made by The
(IcHxlyear Tire & KubbcrCo.. Aknm,
Ohio, who alo make ingtoot Heels
guaranteed to outwear all other heels.
fleolln Soles
kmi;i:s .mum
lo.
Why take chances
crop '.' We have jur
lbs. Corvallis tested s
tn Oouglas County.
on your corn
t bought
ed corn, grown
Selected under
superUsion of the
tural Agent. See
your seed corn. 1'
County Agrieul
it before buying
oples Supply Co.
IAI A(J A IN.
Wr pelt fence lor cash oniy.
Having just received two carloads
of I'age Wire Kenco, contracted long
ago at prices much less than can be
had now. we oiler same at the fol
lowing prices, subject to stock on
hand: T har 3a for 44c: 0-bar for
!lo; 10-bnr 40 for 5tc; P-bar 4 2 for
liftc; l;t-bar 47 for 7
soft wtro fence 7-bar Jtl for
bar for 4 4c, and a heavy :i b.,r
;if for Me. Harbed wire in So rod
spools for $4.75. Staple and brace
wire at good prices. Also sexerai
kinds of poultry fence, some at $1 75
pet roll. Stearns & Chenoweth, Oak
land .ind Voncalla. Oregon.
At
Mm
i SI
mm
te
ok
Why look older.
than you are
I
T IS astonishing how
many women through lack
of attention are wearing
corsets that give a more
ma t u re a ppeu rame I o t he
figure than ii should have
and consequently they ap
pear to be five or ten years
older than they are.
IT IS possible lo readily
improve that coudiiion if
you will come to our corset
department and get a I rial
fitting ofv the MOOAKT
front laced corset.
Q:
Oyo
r yourself
oulhful and rat
lines (hit famous corset
give you.
the
eful
will
not
id-
No expense to you do
buy unless there is a do
ed improvement tlnn
should.
EURCHflRD'S
SyUAHE STUHE
Zedelers a
a specially
W hen com
ind si ri;o:eil in:
tnd v. ind wfec':
ra are secured.
e enhai
const ri
.iliined
:;st I u ::!
let
ot a
I by Hie iim
'd reed or
wi!h Iho piam
nis the ree;
large mi-lies
mid di
Nicola! Z tleler. organ
ctor. is one oi ihe i,-.v mas;ers o:
the eeilo. He caine to A inerit a a
ears au'o tr.iui Stockiudm,
Sweden, and his name is now iimui-
iu this con in ry. l-.nuna Hnnv
Meek, soloist, will ie remembered i
uiusical people as a former principal
I the ChitaL'o (Hand Op' ia Oo;n
nan). i lie oile r meinbi'ts ol tin-
'fimpany are Miriam Z"d. ler, oigan-
Sahatlor Sala, violinist. ;ilid Isa-
tota Karon, violinist oMiLMto. Th
will be at Ho- high s. lied and.
or in in next Friday night, and the
proceeds go to the lihrar fund.
HHICH
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I Zs IM iiii nit mi i'-.i ,i .h, f, , ij
soto by biitsiiiSTs tudiy tut
xtvnci: OF SAI.K OF
must TiMnut. c.
oriicc. Vaslijii(.-ii)!i. IV c
1 'J I !V- Nulii i' is h.T. Iiy
SUlljt 1(1 !tU' COll.lltl.UiS
linns or the Aim if Jim.'
wr.il I.iin.l
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A riling of Beauty
and a Joy Forever
The r
adapt
Come
uprights
d to
rami l'iano is equally
ctun-ert work.
jih- mahogany. Also
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
Koa'bu!. Orcsjon
06i',:t'i''"t''4'4',
I j r 3 rr-..
Safe
Milk
For Infants
. : Ko Cooking
A Nutritious Diet for All Arcs.
Quick Lunch; Home or Office.
OTHERS are IMITATIONS
i m ;
Mi-. Vn
.l.o had I
I'm t lamV
Unidii.-on, of I'ortland,
! n isi : ing w it Ii re!a i i ves
lor tin- past ft w days, lelt
mi' h' r iioiir1. M rs. Uob
i l V.- Ullen, fur
led in 1 iti cit , where ; iie
AVIO S'lAfili. LINK VEl'OT.
I)lly Btufrea and autOB for Marek
Cold and all Coufl Bay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W.
rupp'H frocery mora Faro to Myr
tle Point, $5.00. Kueerratlnna mnJfl
U 1X1 htiMridun :rt. I'boMa !
What's the i!iff
meat man's wife
iT.-nco between a
and a barber's
iv i re 7
Tho barber's wife
meat shop to bnv.
wife pas.
con
but
ones :
is lo t lie
in "at
the
the barb--
hop
man
by!
p are sorrv it Is so. for we h
Wove in reciprocity, w In re r ju,.:
hie! Not only bar! iprs' w i es en;
here to buy, but all good hmis.-wiv
and this is whv our in- ;tf :,
right, shop is elean. and
our ads are seen!
rhe Economy illnrKfi
Imhi. Kol Hli.i cen. lri'i., I'b. ne r.S
;-
1919
Maxwell
Till' UIU'C''!l('l! luiifi?
for
LIGHT CAR.
Up to the Minute
in
Style
and
Equipment
K,
Conifort
Luroliiuy
Eccncray
iVi t
v !'ttil;i Co.
i '-! 1 ii. oak.
Stat., -Is i, ami the instructions of
the Secretary of the Interior of Sep
tember I.'i. 1M7. the timber on the
following lands will be sold May ti,
1!r... at 10 o'clock a. m , at public
a tic i ion at the I'mteil States land
otfice at Itosel'Ulu, Oregnll, to lb
highest bidder at not P ss than the
appraised value as shown by this
notice, sale to be subject to the Hp
proal of the Secretary of Hie In
terior. 1 he purchase price, wiih an
additional sum of one tilth of one
per cent thereof, being commission
Mowed, must be depesi-ed at time
of saU-, money to be returned if sale
not approved, otherwise patent
Also some will issue tor the timber which must
be removed wiihin ten ears. Kids
wilt be recent d from citizens of the
I'll i ted States, associa I ions of such
cm .-ens and corpora: ions orgaiued
under the laws ot the I niltd Si.it s
or any state, territory or district
Have
Our Plant Completed about June 1st,
Will pay the
anil
SZ market prices
Surpiies.
for
all
We are now ready to contract for:
Loganberries,
V---.
Kin
rtlctt r
Ann Cherries and
ears.
Suthcrlin Fruit i
I'ouucts Company
"refill
. I
JUST RECEIVED
Larc assortmc
Hooks, l'lies, Ktc,
nt ui'
iii red
'"iP'nieJ risliin;4 Tackle
li't'ir, I'panJ.
Mlt llONI'
t!li' )imr t.;or lo ilif strf.-t
fct'inil.-r. ni'inl our walili to t)o
tiUi-kstiuih. tui yotir l.iln'tiy hoiiit
from a . t-rli li-iiun k t'"iKvr:v l lu'it
wl.v si'iht our K'lfn'ti! to hv
cl.niicit or ptrts,.l to ariMii' Init a
slri.il up to t tn- m t ii ii t I'linnir.'
1 " r iiii'llioils in,. Kamt.irv ami I'ati
not hu tirinxl iiii)!iiik Inn tut
ii.. A tt ial w ill r.'in ire..
1M I'l'Kt i. ei.K Nt;:;s
i li y (Mir ,i i .
Wf rail iiii.l tli tlwr I'hoti,.
Unit ion to .nil im,l in.
our litii) o( la.l u' an, I imir, oicr
eoat. Thi'T ur mln croof.
'of only. I'l'im aii,lnilion (if aljt
ilioil uir, hasor. tho tiniti.T on j
1 l: . 1 1 s u In 1 1 v i sin ii will t-' otior, ,
l.it. ly tM'toro I'tMiii; m, iml, ,1 :n 1 I
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tiling In 'In- liii" n
vli"iwi in i:
Witt
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1 In
y in
a Ii v ol lir of
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I'illo 10 M.
St;'4. yollow
M . tlono of
sol, I for 1. sS
nun' of tli.- r
a laruo
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sol, I for l.ss Ui.in J.' ."oi p, r M. , nml
nono of tho ml fir to bo sol, for
l'-s iVan St ::. p,r M 01. A V T M.I.
MAN'. ComuiUsiLiucr (.leut-nil LudiI
i
Wo nt-r nl-o
lll llli j . .M il
niiits for i J -nti-
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ilii-ni. Yoll
ii iii-i-i ;inv.
Ii-t for Hip
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iKiuiMiiiv, i m arc.
Sheridan Street
t-'i'aniltwnre.
osebij
r5t, ureion
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