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Is - v.V.aj, Chainl-crlain's
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HIS JOB TO BANDAGE
WOUNDEDHOUSES
American Boss Carpenler Putting
French Villages Back on
the Map.
It was n monotonous stru-k'h of ttfOy
trench, wire entiiiiiilpnionlR. Kiiplng
shell holes, accented by the bluckpned
skeleton of shell killed forests silhouet
ted ok'ulnst a dull, hopeless sky.
Thin hud once been beautiful rolling
land like our own Ohio and Indiana
rich in grain fields, orchards and gar
dens. Now It was desolation nothing
could live there seemingly nothing
did.
We had come on some rising ground,
and as we climbed we reached the
brow of the slope, and of a sudden It
seemed that some giant had suddenly
twisted the old world under our feet
und we were back home, for of a sud
den the bounds of lifu came up to ua
out of a hustling center of Industry,
That satisfying chug of an honest ham
mer head sinking willing nail Into
sound wood, and before us was u pun-
oruma of new building, with plies of
clean lumber stacked here and there,
and the framing of many nev? build
ings told where the wood was going.
Then we heard (he voice of a mao
who talked real "United Stales" tell
ing .7 oilier carpenters what to do
om In this foreign hind thousands of
miles fnut liMine.
We Inquired of the boss as to who
was, and with true sense of hu
mor he said: "1 am u Jted Cross nurse.
My Job Is bandaging wounded bonnes. '
Putting Villages Back on Map.
This was once a French village." ho
went on to say, "In the center of tine
ugar beet country. We are living
now on the site of the sugar mill." he
uld, pointing to n long, low barracks,
which plainly had been recently built.
We are working for the American
Ued Cross putting villages hack on the
map. In four more weeks well be out
uf hen and on our way to the nfxt
ruin, for there are many village that
d us. We go from place to place.
always Uridine that our lumber tuia
reached there 11 est, so we can get right
to work, clean up and move on again."
Il Jur like pii ring, this re-
uiMhii: work of our H.. Cn.. only
lore I in port a nt more Important be-
aiisf it 1 ltal to the winning of (tin
war lb:it these pie come ba k to
their will ninl plum new imps for fu- 1
(lire .M ills of w;n or peace t
And .n the tide of w:it sweeps hack
from wlnn.e it ciiine. a Ke. Cross
army follows close Ixmim! In uniforms
of overalN, armed with Vnnkee ham
mers sud nulls to ma back the found
lings that bin e been br tithed Into
squalid helplessness In the south anil
1 hey ui re enml
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Ii.'hlnil fliest. i;n.,,i-
era- lill. k I" Hie heel ll.-I.N. tile fiir-
lelifi nnil tlie fiirms S....M th.-t wil! lie
(lllli: llleliiselien ninl tlinti. in. In uf
others.
WHITE PLAGUE KILLS
MORE MEN THAN BULLETS
It seems longer, hut It was less than
four years ago that (he nation! hud
not yet Btarted In to wipe each oiher
off the msp and thnt th (n,y tln.es
when one heard of tlie Red Cross mrit
times of flood or disaster and nt
Mirtstmns time, whrn (he peaceful lit-
tie Hed CrosM tuberculosis seals ni;nh
their iinnual nppearance.
Perhaps, In fact. It was the long, nr
iMit light In AmerlCri against (he W hlie
Ingue which. In spite of (he, wars
enormous new demaiitiH, Is responsible
for the especial Inteiest being tsken hy
(lie American Ued Cioss In Kiam e 9
frightful struggle lu.iliisi consumption.
This scourge Seems to ntarli thft
trench fighter for Its own ( kills
more men than do bullets and prison
gas combined. I'ntil (he Atneri-im
Hed Cross was perjnltted by ih
rench goernincnt (o sinrt Its drtv
against ttiherculosla it looked n tf,
eTfn with a lctor oer the Hun.
France might cvei.innllj be c.-iepn-r. I
by (bla deadlier f,M
Already things ute hokim; brighter.
The Hed Cro has tnken oer old h'-
iltals nml built new- ones. More than
;tix, tuberculosis dlspensHrlcs sre to be
opened tbro!;;Iiii( the country, snd
Ued Cross dot'tors and nutses s.res
of them are deotln(i themselves ex
clusively to this tight, doing .net -her
eia-'tlv the same kind of work
Is MiKtnced In America .j th.
1'Intsf mas seals It Is oe.e of fu
In wlii.'h l- o;ir e.ip-r t--tf t,
Hed t'rosj uicrUa can n py
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Ilevlew Want. Ada. bring roauUi.
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Coshf ITotr mv h-: nrl.r-!
After influenza or rolds t!in kii!r.rv?i"andi
bladder nre often nfTeef "d cmU'-.I "ne
nhriti!." or inflftinmaiiurf nf thf ki'Inevs.
This is the red-H.ii; of dnnrr,r better
be wise nnd rhrk thp fur her inrorN of
kiiney disease by ohtnininir thnt wonder
ful now discovery of I Jr. Pierre's known as
"Anuric" (anti-uric), Ijeeauso "Ainirii:"
expels the uric acicl poison from the body
and cures those pains, such as backache,
rheumatism in rnu-cles and joints.
Naturally when the kidneys are de
ranged the blood is filled with poisonous
waste matter, which settles in the feet,
ankles and wri.ts; or under the eyed ia
bag-like formations.
Dr. Pierce's Anuric is many time.i rnoro
potent than lithia and often cliLuluutea
uric acid as hot tea melts suar.
Madera, Cat. "J recommend Dr. I'lcrce" Aiiiirio
vtry liiglily. I have nufT.-rcl for lftc last t!ii": -irj
with catarrli of the blwMi.T, liavinjr tri-tl t-vi-ry
retricdy I Inani (f but uliut r- li f. I .- 'An-Jiio
OiIvtrtie-l ill tKo :iMT Ul.'l Iil.c a i!m ni
grab! Jim; al a i-traw I tliotii;!it I i .1.1 r
wl.ii li I did with ureal huc-ck, an it r fj
almost iiuiiU'diatfly Ix'f'jiu I ii:nl t : Ii r :
trial packacf, ami having emit rm,'i !' in
rcmiily I itji'ni !! tt.-ly at-nt l-t tin- !fa" .
buiii'tit a pru k un:. I ( an tay I" :.M -u'Ti i
1 mi
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It.- fi.tm
ai:v J"iM-asj ut tt.t: ki l y.i it uri'' I tp.'.i
tl.ilt fllifiy IIJJ'I Bti'T.T M !"!." r. I
f.ia iu Lj. I'i.i r.u-cJa. ' J. l il
!. A. Johnson, ca.-hi r ul' Mm- I'ii
Hank of I iced spurt, ha rei ;i i
from a several days visit at Purl
laud, where he visited his moiln r.
LODGE LAUDS
A. K. A A. M., laurel Ixxln So. lit
Regular CouiiuuiilcutlunH 2nd am
fourth V'tilueiJau cacti monlk hi
MaouDlo Temple, Kintbur, Ore
Visitors weleumu.
GUV COIiDON, V. M.
W. K. HAliUld. biKj.
(. O. O. F., Hlslnu Ntnr xle No. 17
nitieU In the Odd l''elluwu' TeriiU
every Friday Kvunlnit. Viiitim
brethren always wfllcuniH.
roHi'iiit iii. i.ski;, .. v..
CAM. W. U1IMA.N, Kit. tVt
M.J' ICKI.K, J''. S.
J. O. O. F.t I'dIoo ft,-f.r-i.iKiiint No.
Mouta In Odd FflUiuy' TwiiiL.t.
rury Thuinday eruuiaK. Vlblu
brelnren alwua welcume.
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OI.IVKK .KillNSDN, H. Ii
JAMEit EWAKT, F. 8.
KAGI.Kfl, HuBenurg Arte uieta li.
tbwlr biill on Jackuon St.. on J.ic
and 4tn Muuiluy ev...uin9 uf t-&'.,
month, at o'clo.-k. Viaitiu lireta
ron In good BCiinillni; lUiit el
conie.
F. P. CI. AUK, I', w. r
viriiiii j. mii'ci.i.i, w. r.
II. F. GOOIl.MA.N, S. C'
I hone M Mi.
1. O. O. F., I'lillotArian Um1k' N". H
Meets In Odd Fellows' iVii.iilc,
corner Ja'kou and Canu St , oi.
Satur lay evening of Met ire. k
Meiubera of the order In Anuo
standing are Invited to attend,
in i K a.-I : c. i : i : j : ; . .. o.
A. J. UF.IHU'.S, Hoc. He.'j
J. U. BA1I.KT. Fin. S.-cy.
II. 1. . hlkit, lucburg 11k(n No .
HUO. Holds regular communki
lions at the K'lks' Teinplo on tin
2nd and 4th Thursdays of e&cb i
month. All meniheis ri'ijur-std t
attend reKularly, and all virtttlnn
: brothers are cordially invittd t
I attend. :
it. J. iin.iii'iu T!N. !: i;, I
! IliA It. Hlimi.K. Secretary. !
kvnans OK PHI1S. Alw
Lodge No. 4 7, meets e ery
nesdav evening - t or. .lakftm a::
Cans StS, VtsItOl.'' nl'. .TVS e T
I. N. HI SKMIAKK, C C.
fllAS. V, HOPKINS. M K,
K. K. WTMltKKl.Y, K. It. S.
I.oval i;ii:k 01 moosi:,
burg l.odgo .No. o;;7. .-
tho second a tut fourth We.ii.
evening of each month,
o'clock ill the Maecabee hall
visiting brothers Invited to a
c. w. ci o m;, in. ,
11 o. p.Uit.i; 1 1:1;.
All
lid
O. K. S., Ha'bnrjj (liapter No. H. '
Holds tlietr regular niecti'..g or
th 1st and ;ird Thursd.iy In cart
month. Vttltlng memhtm In rio'
standing ar ltvtpectfully InvprJ
to attend.
Mi;s cakkii: ppi.i,. w. M
Pl(i;i-: JOHNSON, Secy.
UKIUK MIS, Huaebu: li- he Wat
Lodge, No. 4C I. (. t) F - V .!
In Odd Pdlos' Tern; le evi
Tuea.tay evwning Vfsftnc p's;i-
and brethren Invited lo attend.
MISS PLANCH l' Kl IP. N. vl.
mks. Pi:i.i,i; sn:i ni m-.n, sc.
PIM.LA I. LPWIS. F. S.
woopmkn ok thk woui.p. t x
Camp No M ets la the O L;
Fellows hall In Hone Intra; ew-r
1st 3rd Monday evenings. Visit
Ing nelyhhors a:svs w-dcoaie
11 t' A Ii li U K. C 0.
M M Mil. I ;:i;. C erk
NKKiimoiis ok wooiK lt it. !
Lilac Clivlp No. 4'.. -M.eis on the
1st and 3rd Monday evening of
p.ich inonth at Odtl Feilows !;i!l
Visiting members in Kcod atanj
ln?t are InMttyl to attend.
KP11TI CHl liCHll.L, ii. N.
TILLIE I, JOHNSON, Clerk '
BIST METHOD Of FIGHT
ING PRINE BORER PEST
1 From Oakland Tribuio.1).
An (t.i .hind prune glower lias di
n' !-,-r '.bat liu.H so Lir proved to bo
!, If i preventive ami -protection
i " . 1 i 1 1 : i 1 .' 1 e prune tree borer, accord
ing iu .1.1 article recently published
.11 (he lu uitv papera bv County I'nut
In
ctf.i Larl A.
rcarcy, 01 i.ose-
bui i. J he anieh says in part:
'1 to- pi line borer continues to exact
Ms annual tribute from the prune
r-'iouer, being esjiecially injurious to
(he ,(iuf't' ii'.'es. J.asi. season the
lo. .; w :i- greater in some pans of
'in- county than for a number of
'; rs. Like other similar pesis (here
are cerniin years when they become
very severe in their attacks.
Whether this peculiarity is due to
the weuihor conditions or tu cycles
nt immunity every few seasons is not
known. 'I he San Jose scale a Ho
'pidcituc certain years
iu other years il is easy to
When-;,
eon l rol
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t'Mud s
ruthill, of Oakland, reports
rc'oss with a preparation
made ot 10 gallons of whitewash, a
handful of salt plus one pint of
crude ci.rholie acid. Ho applied this
for six y.-ars to his young prune or
chard and lo: but one tree in tln-i
lime. Hi laei his control was so evi
dent t hi! t ho did not consider if
necessary to worm his t ree.s until
List sun .'H r. This coating acted as
a protM'ion auainst sunscMd also.
H is Uk ly thai I he addition of a
pound of arsenate of lead lo (lie
nurture would have improved it.
Many preparat ions have been used
by prarlieal prune men fur years and
while mini' claim value for one or
another euncoeijon, the truth Is that
then; N no sure remedy on the mar
ket. Tim knife r mains the best
wt apon of di f use and offense.
The time is at hand lo commence
worm i i.n. 'i his work should be
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BRIGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Altachmcnt
One man cuts IS cord; 2 men, 35 cord.
Goes Anywhere Any Aulo.
BFICGS S BURPEE CO.. Inc., Manufai-lurers
II:, ll,..rn Aw.. r..rlliui.l.
.''enil fci lnf.im.lion .nJ Illu.tr.lcd Cirrular
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FAKE" ASPIRIN
IS TALCUM
Counterfeiter Cnnir'it ! Tlie Xi-w York health authorities had a Brook
lyn "TiluiITiiijriTtvr ItTTi-m-cd to tlie penitentiary for Belling throughout
the Uniteil States niillictii of "Talcum owJer" tablets as Aspirin Tablets.
Don't ask for Aspirin Tablets Always say "Bayer."
Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer package!
The genuine ' Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" have been
proved safe by millions for Pain, Headache, Neuralgia,
Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds,
Grippe, Influenzal Colds, Joint Pains, Neuritis. Proper
dose in every "Bayer" package. American owned!
Doxca of 12 tablets Bottles of 24 Bottles of 100 Also Capsules.
Aspirin U the trade mark of Barer Manufacture of Monoacetleaddeater of SaUcrllcacia
completed before the middle of .May
as the full jirown worms then beiu
to emerge. They 1 or in cocoons in
the soil near the trunk of the tree
and (ran'form into beautiful moths
in about a month's time. These
moths lay their es on (lie trunks
of the nearby trees. The grower '.;
only receur.-e is to prevtnt the emei
Menee of the worms from the tree.
Isiulore K. Hice, pioneer rancher
of tlie Ki.e Hill section, was in the
city last Saturday on business.
Carl Ilelwapen. who is connected
with the Warren Censtrnctiuii Com
pan.v nf Portland, spent hist Sunday
here '.isitinir with friends.
.Miss Nellie Crass, cf Voiicalla. who
is aifei)liiif- the Oakland schools.
Newspaper A dvertising
Won the War through the successful cam
paigns carried on for raising an army, selling
bonds, and saving food. Talk to Twenty
thousand people through an Ad in The
Review and you'll get Results that pay well
Always say, "Give me genuine
'Bayer Tablet of Aspirin.' " Insist
ynu want only the Bayer package
with the "Bayer Crow" on the
package and on the tablets.
spent the week end visiting with her
parents, who reside at Yoncalla.
Clyde Henninger, member of the
merchandise firm of Henninger
Brothers, of Wilbur, was here last
Saturday visiting with his parents
and attending to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckley, of
the North Umpqua, were visiting
and shopping in Oakland Thursday.
Mr. Beckley formerly conducted a
large mercantile business in this
city.
(ieo. J. Stearns, of E. G. Young A
Company, spent last week at Port
land looking after business matters
for the firm. While there he dis
posed of several residence properties
in Portland which were owned by
(he local bunking firm.
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