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REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Entered at HeBohurf, Or"rnii, yoatoffice ai second-clasa matter
Office, Review Bulldlnc. 21 Nor Jack ion Street
Hl'HHORIITIOH KATKH:
Dally, bj mall, per year
Dally, by carrier, per inontk
Dally, by carrier, per weok
Weekly, per year
Weekly, nil months
. .11.00
. . .to
. . .It
, , 1.00
. . 1.00
"Men are sure
getting wise to
tobacco quality, "
says the Tobacconist
"Any kind of plug
used to be good
enough for most of
them. Nowadays
nearly everybody is
beginning to learn
about the real to
bacco satisfaction
of genuine Gravely
Plug."
flood tnttc, smaller chew,
longer life is whut mukei( Jen
uine (iravely cost lens to chew
than ordin-jry tobacco.
WViiV to:
Gknhinr Okavklv
1MNVII.I.I. VA.
for booklet on cht wing plug.
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
DtATH Of MS, H, PRICf,
FORMER DOUGLAS COUN
TY MAJTACOMA, WASH.
' wee It L'itPM the tnllou-ini? repiirriinir
a former well known Douglas couniy
in ii n :
James II. Price, a native of Ore
gon, whose funeral was held here
yesterday, had an eventful career,
lie fought thrniifh the civil war with
company K, 1st Oregon volunteers,
When mustered out he joined a Eur
veyhig crew that laid the lines for
the first railroad in southern Ore
gon. Mr. Price was lorn nt Oregon
City June 8, 1M7, and v.ih educated
in Portland public schools and at
Bishop Scott academy.
After a number of years spent in
ra ll road work he entered the cus
toms service and for eight years was
immigration at''nt at Victoria, H. C.
Later he was in charge here and es
lalilisln d Tacoma as a port of entry.
II; was secretary of the state of
Washington from 1S!)2 to 1806. step
ping into that position from the
Pierce county shrievality.
Mr. Price had been active In Re
publican politics for many years.
During his old age he has lived at his
home, sfl uated on the shores of
Steilacoom lake. lie leaves his wife,
1 hree sons and a dan ir liter, two
brolliers and a sister. The latter Is
Mrs. Carrie 11. Potter, of Portland,
lie was a brother-in-law of former
I'nited Slates Senator J. II. Mitchell,
of Oregon.
SHIPMENT I'IPH (HUMS'
is soMi:vii.vr ii j,yi:i.
Regarding the shipment of the big
$7000 pipe organ that is to be in
ntalled at the Anilers theater, Mr.
Percy, manager of that popular play
house, received the following tele
gram from the American Photo Play
er Co., of San Francisco: "We are
entirely dependent upon railroad
I freight for delivery and you know it
I is almost impossible In gel prompt
tn i;lit delivery. We are In daily
hopes ol making shipment, but
strongly advise keeping your people
I well Informed of situation so that
I lliey may not be disappointed. How
I eer, we will do our best."
I.lvo ailvoiilBPiH orrnr the brut bar
Knlnn I'alronlr.o Ftnvlnw nlvnrtlnnre
Paint Makes Housework Easy
Itnre, unfinished fl s rciiuir.
makeii scrubbing unneces.-.ai y.
fectly from Mils smooth, hard -work
of scrubbing.
al innsl
Inn, grim
ilailv
and
MTuhhhii:. Paint
gre.tsts clean per -
v.itboiil the hack breaking
ACME QUALITY
I'l.OOK ll:NT
Riven ii ! u rn I 1 .. n.ij-n !-i I, nil naniiai v
any inside surface in In. wall;,. 1 ii,,n
It Is Inexpensive mill ran- Id m,,v a
colli mi Hie in. -i-iii;.. klleln n l,,r
Tin" Ac mo Quality I'ainllnr: lluiil.) llmili
vnrulslilni;. mid wavliiK II,,, us v-hal I,,
quired iiihI hnw I he win k should Ik. ,l,,n,
fini-Ii loi floors ami for
iinarl is oiniucli for one
lis nil about palatine,
list', how inurh u ill ho ro-I'ii'i-
at our shire.
OH LORD! HIT US ALL!
Former Secretary of the Treasury
William l. McAdoo Is telling this
story to get buyers for the Victory
Liberty Loan :
"A pastor In a New Jersey vil
lage." he said, "devoted a half hour
one prayer nice! log night to a loan
appeal. Ills appeal was forcible, it
even touched the rich old deacon,
who hail n't subscribed to the loan
hitherto on the ground that he could
gel a better rate of Interest clue
where. " I'll tak; $.'0', announced the
deacon solemnly from his pew.
"Then, as ho sat down, a piece of
plaster fell from the celling, strik
ing him a pretty hard blow on the
head. He rose again hurriedly. He
had a stated, awed look.
" 'I an $.".in he said.
"Then ll rot he r Jimmy Conner
shouted lustily from the amen cor
ner: "Oh, Lord, hit him imaln!'"
A CHILD GETS CROSS,
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN CONSTIPATED
Look, Mother. If Tongue la Coated
Clctui Littld Llrer und
Jiowvls.
If your little one's tongue Is coat
ed, it id a sure sign the stomach,
liver and bowelu need a gentle,
thorough cleunaing ut once. When
your child is cross, peevish listless,
pale, doesn't sleep, eat or act nat
urally; If breath Is bad, stomach
sour, system full of cold, throat sore,
or if feverish, give a teaspoonful of
"California Syrup of Figs," and In
a few hours all the clogged-up, con
st i pa ted waste, sour bile and undl
gested food will gently move out of
the bowels, and you have a well,
playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative.
Millions of mothers1 Keep It handy
because they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels Is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given today saves a sick child to
morrow.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
"California Syrup of I-igs," which
contains1 directions for babies, child
ren of all ages and for growr.-upH
plainly on the bottle. lie ware of
ounterfeits sold here. Get the enu
lne made by "California Fig Syrup
Company." (Adv.)
Front Lf.ccd
shot is iis o i:i(i:i)
AITKIt AIIOCT 80
OAKS.
4 J LANGUAGES AID
FIFTH LOAN DRIVE
Pamphlets, posters, advert ising and
newspaper copy will be printed in 11
lan uiiaes during the Victory Loan
drive so that the campaign may be car
ricd among people of foreign birth. All
organ I .at Ions with a foreign birth
membership u ill 1m nl form let lers
and special appeals will be written by
racial group leaders for publication lu
foreign language newspapers.
CHICAGO DAILIES HIT
AT LOAN SWINDLERS
Chicago newspapers have made an
agreement not to accept advertising nf
thiamin! pirates offering to trade "gilt
edge" securities for Liberty bonds and
have slatted a campaign to educate the
public against this swindle, through
which it Is estimated the public has
been cheated out of more than $"ii'0.
noo.iHM) 11 year.
Hamilton Drug Company
211 N. Jackson St. Host-burs, Ori'K.
1 tew are of small e pen sea.
tlicui with War Saving :'tainps.
I l. It. t
.hoard
the on
regular
I'elui net1
Salem.
..ltii. Se
oil 1 1 ol.
i Soldi
MlMblV
retary of the
w ho hail b
rs 1 Some o
putcb iing
Stou
i his
visit.
sienlay to his home at
BIG
Removal
At FISHER'S
IS NOW ON
Save 15 to 20 Percent
on your purchases
of dry goods by buying now
C. A. Stelzier made a rather re
lrkable discoverey some time ago
while working a hemlock tree into
box lumber on the J. S. Wiley place
South Myrtle, says the Myrtle
Creek Mail. Some twenty-five feet
from the stump of this particular
tree and near its heart, Mr. Stelzier
found a considerable nuautity of
ivy shot, which had evidently been
find Into the lice from a shotgun
when the t ree was nothing more
than a sapling. Kxautination of (he
tree trunk showed some eighty years
of growth iiver the wound inflicted
from the gunshot, which means thai
some eighty years ago Kotne gun
toler took a slioi at this particular
tree. In about I Mo, when this
shooting took place, there were not
many whin men in this section of
Or- gon, but near I he hemlock 1 ree
the Indians of early days had a vil
lage or camping place. Probably
some redskin had bought him a new
"scatter gun" from some paleface
ami was just learning the art of
shooting at the time this tree was
si ruck.
-o -
Iteturn I'linn Krance
Sgt. M. Morgan and C. W. Haynes.
late of the 27th aero squadron, a r
rived here yesterday for a short
with friends. The soldier lads, who
just re nit nei I'roni duty ovei se;is.
enlisted in ihb city, where they tor
in rly resided with their parents, but
who have since moved to other lo
calities. Mis. II. Whipple, of Pogue Uiver.
who had been visiiing in this city
with her daughter, Mrs. II. 11. Uob
bins, has returned to her home.
f
AMERICANS ,
MAKING GOOD
- AT SIXTY-FIVE
IVw't worry about old pro. A sound
fn:m jh gtted ut any age. Keep y.tur
lioJv in got h iMiulition und yen can lie
fe bale mid hearty nud aide to "do your
bit" its wlicu yuu wore a young follow.
Affect hum of (he kidnryu and lilndder
arc iirtintig tin lc-ehm; caused f ciiiiy
it hclpicnH ng. Keep tie-in rlt'ii'i find
the other ornans in working coalition,
nd you will liuvc nothing to fen r.
Privc the pninnnouB wtjstca from the
Bvsii'in nnd avoid uric nod iicciiiiinla
tioiia. Take COLD MKDAL Ilaurlem
Oil CapMub-M periodically mid y..u will
find that you ure us good as the next
fellow. Your spirits will bo rejuve
nated, your nniNch s strong nnd your
niinu keen cnoua tor any task,
ilOI.P MKDAL Ilnnrlcm Oil CnpsuVd
will do the work. Put b mire to gi-t
the oriffirml imported (Ol.I MI. DAL
Jlimrlcni Oil Capsules. They arc re
liuliie nnd dhould lie If i you. or your
iimu.'y wilt Im refunded Kor side by
tnost druggists, lu svakd UcLugo
three lucd.
I i;mi:iis ati i;m io.
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PH.)
Hit ( t 1
tt .ixtt ?
mi
x f mm' :&--m" mx
1 :
Why look older
than you are
IT IS astonishing how
many women through lack
of attention are wearing
corsets that give a more
mat ure appearance to the
figure than It should hae
and consequently t hey ap
pear to be five or ten ye.iis
older than they are.
IT IS possible to readily
improve that condit ion if
ou will come to our corset
department and gel a trial
lining ol the MOHAKT
front lafed corset.
si;
K for yourself the
youthful and graceful
lines this famous corset will
give you.
No expense to you do not
buy unless there is a decid
ed Iinproeiuent -- then you
should.
dBUROMRD'S:
Why take chances on your corn
! crop? Wo ha o Just bought L'eeil
i lbs. Corv.illis tested seed corn, grown
Jin Douglas County. Selected under
j supervision of the County Agncul
i I ii ra I Agent. See it bwoie bu ing
your seed corn. People Supply Co.
MAI) AiiAl.V
We sell fence lor iih onlv.
1 Having Just received two arloads
iof Page Wire fence, contracted long
ago at prices much less than can be
had now. we otter same at the fol
lowinn prices, subject to stock on
hand: 7-bar ;la for 44c; 1 bar for
Me; 10 bar 40 for 5rie; !i bar 42 for
ti;"e; l:i bar 47 for 72c. Also some I
soft wire f nee 7-bar 26 for .1;"c; It
bur 3! for 44c. nnd n he. ivy :-bar
39 for Mc. Parbed wire in So rod
spools for 11.7ft. Staple and brace
wire at pood prices. Also several
kinds of poultry fence, some nt $1 75
per roll. Stearns ft Chenoweth, Oak
laud rtiu! YoiK'ulla, Oregon.
I Prom (lj klatid Trilm in i .
Horn, to Mr. and Airs. I,. I', pen
ner, in Oakland, a ten pound daugh
ter, Mr. pi niier is the s. mid trick
operator for the Sou i hern Pa it jc
Company.
Oaitiand's orchestra which was ir
gani."d a few h nyo is gainini:
in numbers and proi iciem y. Kelo ar
als are b'-ing held regularly, and
'he orchesira assists with the mu-lc
M the church each Suudav ivening.
Intepest In music It apparentlv on
he itn-rease a t I his place, and at
present t be organ iat ton of a band
is being discussed. Dr. ChIIi-hkiiv ci
utlieilin eouu s to Oakland to pl;t
leal violin with the orchestra.
Pov. c. (;. .Morris of this ciiv ;:
few days ago r eeived .-ouie intMest
tig additions to his colli i t ion o;
'rophies which have been sent to bin.
from the battlefields in Prince
his hali-bmih. r. I-:. A. Fr.incf, who
is a member of the Tw n i y t h ird en
gin", rs, known as ih" "Fighting I'n
ginecrs." The last reeeied Included
i shell from n 'reiu'h and two
different modoN of hand greu;obs
which by the f'j-bti rs m tin trnch
ire termed "calling cards.''
NOT I CK OF SAL K OF CO V F K -MKNT
TIMMLIt. Ceneral Land
Oli'ieo, Washington. D. C, M.itch 17.
1 ! 1 Notice is In r. by given ib.ii
sii!ijct to the comiitions and limita
tions of the Act of June !, 1 !i I (i
Stat.. 21 St. and the instructions of
the Secretary of the Interior of Sep
tember L., IM7, the timber on the
following hinds will be sold May i;,
l:ui. at 10 o'clock a. m., at public
anciion at the Fulled States land
office nt Hoseburg, Oregon, to tin
highest bidder at not less ib.iu the i
appraised value as shown by this
nonce, saie iu oe sunjeci to ttie ap
proval of the Secretary of the In
lerior. The purchase price, with i.n
additional sum of one-fifth of one
per cent thereof, being commissions
illowed, must be deposited at time
if sale, money to be returned if sale
is not approved, otherwise natent
issue for the timber which must
be removed within ten years. Hids
will be received from citizens of the
I'niteil States, associations of such
cmens and rorpoi at ions ersaatztd
under the laws of the I'nited Stat-s
A Thing of Beauty
and a Joy Forever
Tin- rich wlv.'tv tnni "f 1"' Ivers ' (;,:inl1 I'lmio in P(u;illy
iiilupuMl lo sufi "inTuiiipahim s iin.l t hi'iivy foi.ci'i'i work.
Ci.nio in uml f ,nr 1'iiiK'i Ks niiunl in aiiliiiui' niiiliuKiniy. Also
li'lirithts in almil and inn Ii "Kuliy.
OTTS MUSIC STORE
Kosdnirjj, Oregon
ALTO S'J Aiift LIM! DKI'OT.
Dally utanBi n(l autos for Varih- ,
laid and all Coos Buy points, alto
'or Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
fiapp'a grocory store. Fare to Myr
.le Point, J5.00. KoBorvatlonB made
it lit Hhorldan Irnot. Pon !4. ,
EGGS FOR HATCHING
rule ImtiI Wliiti: Kin ks, pure lin il
S. ('. Wliito l.i-nlinins fur salt'.
A. S. HUNT
225 Jackson St., itoMdmrg, Ore,
Spray. Lime-sulphur, Arson ale
and PlacU Laf tor sale at I'lnpinm
Valley Fruii I'nion.
The fatuous Zedeb-r Symphonic
Quinlet at the high school next Fri
day night.
No. 1 Cheatand Grain Hay
and green sluh wood.
I'"re-li Lime and Cement.
Dann Transfer &. Storage
Co. - Phone 128
W'liat's tlm ilirf'Ti-nco
iiif-at niiin'd wife nnd
ivifi-7
P
lii-twri'ii a
i barber's
111,'
i:,at
".-.-r:i
The barber's wife ennn-s i
neat fhop to buy, hut the
'nan's wife p.iss-s the barter
by!
We arc sorry it Is fo. for we be
lieve in reciprui'it y, whfiever rr. t.-i-hie!
Not on'y bar!crs' wives coino
here to buy, but all pern! housewives
and tl: is is w hy--o'ir in- ats are
right, shop is clean, nnd every week
our ads are s- en!
The Economy Market
fiwi. Kotilbryrn. I'ri'p., Phone rVK.
1919
Maxwell
Tin imecellcil choice
for
LIGHT CAR.
Up to the Minute
in
Style
and
Equipment
Comfort
Durcliiity
Economy
H. MERTEN
Pee-eluil g, Ol ('.
I i; i if nit or lor Doiiuhi '.
Service M.ilion l!1 I I . Oak.
Pin lie 1D2-Y.
We Will Have
Our Vhnt Completed about June h
and
Will pay the fcoin market prices for ail
Supplies.
Wc are now ready to contract for:
Loganberries, Royal Ann Cherries and
Bartlett Pears.
Sutherlin
Fruit Products Company
Sutherlin, Orciion
t...... . . . . . . .
JWST RECEIVE1)
Vol HONT
tlio lour iaur to iln- ir.i'I
grimier, silul ymir n.i'.rli l.i th'
liliioksniith. buy your l.ilnriy buii.i
irnm a c't-rirh-iiui. k ri'in'orii. 1 In n
nby muiil mir liainnuiln In br
I'li.iiH'd or iironii u aiiuin but a
Htrn ily up in tlio luinut.' 1 am r .'
Our tnt'tluiiU art nanuar and r.ui
lint tm t. rm. il iin lliiuK ' but f u
i-l..i A liinl will i-niii inoo
I M CI Kl l. ll K ASKIiS.
I Try Our a t .
Wo i'.iM and ill In ir. ' l'lu, n,.
W. Invlip you to mil nnd In.-t'oct
our lino of Indiwii" and men' oxer
coat Tlii ar rain-; rouf.
ilifirio
i,ui i't
:,b, r o
or any sl.iie, liTntorv or
tlii'itof only. I'lion npidna'
'lualitu'd I'lir. ba. r. (lie ti,
any 1,1:. u subdi ision will In, oif,.i,.,i
si'I'ar.ili'ly bi'foro luinc 111, -hided in
an ori'er of a lai'i;t'r imil. T. ::'i s
1!. U',, See. 1: SI)', Mil',, .i,nv
puir lu M . red fir ;:oJ M . 'ski.
SK',. yellow I'ino t;.'. M , ri d fir Su."
M . none of the yellow j in,. l0 K.
sold for less than J:' 00 p, r ( ,(
nine of Hie red fir to be sold for . -i
than O 00 per M. T "T S I! ;
W.. See. 1(1; Ni;4 XV. ..ok
1'ine :;o M , red fir ::."rt ., s i,
N" 1 e!lnv pine ;! M,, red fir i 2"
M . nolle of the ellow tene to 1"
t Id for les than i2 r.o p. r M , an, I
none of the red fir to be sold f,,r
le- t h ll II Jl 2a per M CI.AX TAI. I.
MAX, Cotninlsioner, General land
Office.
Rerlew Want. Ads. brlrg result
I.ari;e assmtiru
Hooks. Flics. Ktc,
I'liiet Iiv,,l,v ,.r,r
iiill 'oe lint ri".ii-,l. -
In thi I,,,,, ,,,
'it of Imporfcil Fishing Tacklc
il'ivct from England.
"Ilnll In ;,
I'hlll
call nnd sr
ulietli,
theni. Von
y hi iieeil nny-
ate nlv,, n-.
nl f.ir ll-,
'U llllllti'f
'"'I M-lll- l!i:s,
B. CROUCH
Cranittwarc. Etc.
Rcsclurg, Oregcn
ii ., i..
.....vni.lU', ( mu;,u
Sheridan Street,
tiel for Die