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Newspaper Page TextU4 t ot, MuaMjmwi tvtvwa, Ukt it, Relief for the thirsty ! In RAINIER SPECIAL, if you are thirsty, you will find imme diate and lasting relief. It's ut terly unlike any other soft drink it really satisfies. Produced by a special, exclusive process which gives it an unimitable flavor. Contains none of the customary, harmful soft drink ingredients just a pure, supe rior drink for the young, young sters and old. Each bottle con tains two glasses, making it the economical, as well as the un equaled soft drink. Assure yourself the real thing by call ing for RAINIER SPECIAL by name. Rainier Proiliiet. Company, Seattle, U. S. A., Manufac turer of Ralniir Sp.cl.,1. Rainier Hark, Milt Kelnier, Hainier Cereal, Syro and Denatured Alcohol. The KainiLT Products Company relieves retailers and consumers of the necessity of paying Revenue Taxes on Rainier Beverages by paying all taxes thereon direct to the Government. WASHINGTON LAW FIRM SEtKS INfOHMAIION Of RLSIUtNIS Of COUIW Thn following leticr ns roeelved couiiucIIoih at l.tw, Wiu-hhiKton, I). C, a If lug uhhIkIiux'i' In local Inn vartoim pt-rrtonH believed to ho ruaid ln k tn DoiikIuh county: Wo uVhIto lo li'iirn t ho nreneut m drtMiHCH of the iM iHona nuriied on the piicIokciI lint. If they hid UvliiK. or. If doiul, tli' MiiMK H ami lultlnsett of one or morn holm, ami wo will great ly nnproclAlo nny In format Ion you AU. I'Olt SCHOOL WAHHAXTS. cMo with tln'ttc persons with refer ence tfi mailers lo llieji- advantage, no your assistance In loralliiK them will doubtless benefit them uh well QH UH. Anderson, Johnn 1, 1!HiH. Hainiliri.lr". William. 1 s H :i. Marker. Henry V., 174. i;wHon, Matthew T., J'Hig. Kv.ins. John, 1 K 7 5. Heanl. J. M. F., 1K7X. Howard. John M , l')oN. Jones, Charles, 1 H7 U. I.odnerwoo.l, William 1S7G. Maupln, Thomas I'., ISSif. Perdue, Henry M., 1 M 7 :i . rnderwfiod. I'llni J , 1 N 7 4 . Youiik. H. I)., 1X73. TlrlUKliiK down the eotit of living 'her (four million feel. nnln. Spot Cash liiinkwt, Grocery, Notice in herehy given Uiat all Bchoid warrants of .School llst. No. 4, HoiiKlaH County, Oregon, to and Including No. ,14 4 1, endorsed Ue cemher 31st, It IN, not paid for want of fluids, and prior thereto, arc this (day called for payment by the under- HiKned, and all Interest thereon will ceaHe from the date of thin notice. Hated this Kith day of Muv, 1919. liOSCOK N. G1U0KN, Clrk of School Dim. No. 4, Douglua County, Oregon. -o-- l lMltl l. SNA I'. can k'vo uh. Wo wish to commuul- Cash and Carry System. n.n"l,rr!,.i!!,lr ,r""l'l't' Tim New York health autlmritim had ft Mronk tru uiaauhit'luriT ntnLiiui'd to tltr jit'iiitentiitry for m-Hintf tl.rnufjlinut the Unitfxl tStatt-j millions of "Tulcum jiowdtr' tabluU aa Aspirin TuMetN, Beware! Counterfeits! Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer package! Always say, "Give ine a package of 'Bavcr Tablets o Aspirin.' " Insist you want only ' the Haver p:u"kiy with the "B;i vcr Cross" Miih! juicrlfico quarter strtlon tim- Il. nd Shin- hi'.v in IloiiKlas county, nil kuo1, kimiikI tri't1-. I it'srrlptlnn : l.otB 2, 3, r. mid f,. Sit. In. Tp. 19. U. S Wont. , .Milky nit' nil tfftT tiulrk. Wll.l. 0. (ill.STItAP. San C.nbiicl, Calif. lrK7jU.W. of A on the package and on the tablets. 3J- 0 I a Ji Mr. TaiiluH Here Vterlaj Mr. and Mrs. K. it. I'milus, nf Salem, arrived In this city yeMordny at id are recfsteifd at the 1'mpqua hotel. Mr. I'aulus i one of the pro moter of the Nor th west 1'runo 1 t owerw Asocial Ion. organized nt I'nrtlittid recently, and mado the trip tn tins r if y tn art an one of the spi ak'-is uf the "flying KfUHflron" which is isltiiiR all prune pentem of the enmity in the interest of the lom:las I'ouuty Trune (Jriwern Afl oelatmn. Mr. 1'anhin Ik nlRi man titer of the Salem (.rowers Auiioclu-ttou. o- K'ny I'oueM and wife and O. CI. Pavel h it ml wife, of Moro. Oregon, are K'i sts at the (mpiuii hotd. hav Uk arrived In ihis city yisterday by HUlnnitihiltl. DAIIA wim i iikh iu:ronT. Tlu gonuine Anvrioan owned "Havoc Tablets of Aspirin" have Wen proved safe by millions for Pain? HcviJarTit', NVnral;ni Tttolli.u'lv , Panrlu1, RlieimulNm. ("ripre, InlliuMvil (.oVs Jtint Pains dosage on every "leaver" paekae. Heir ef 1: t.iM.-t H.tt1.n ,.f -:i -ll-.tUr of loo AN.. rn!til.-. c Wnttitf i.tUr of SalicylictciJ A Big Washing Adds nothing to our troubles and we are willing to assume yours. Just make a bundle of "the soil- M ed articles autocall phone 79 Roseburg Steam Laundry IT. S. Weather Hureau, local office, KuHcburg, 24 hours ndlng 6 a. m. totlay : I'reclpHatlon In Inches and hund redths: Maximum temperature B 2 j Minimum temperature 4 . i'r.......tn.i..... nr. Total pieclp. slnr nrst of mo. Normal preclp. for month.... 2.U 1'otal piecip. from Sept. I. 'It) 3 2 4 9 Avuratti prtclp. from Hept. 1, i "ISO 'Total exce from ?pt. I, 'IS I 6 I Axernce preeipita'ion for 41 wet seuonA 1 1( pteinbwr to ! Muv tnchnU. 31 9 WILLIAM lifilX. ObirTer. l-rfrtwt: I F"oroKt to 8 p. m. tomorrow tol I onthw-tern Ornan J Tonight ft ml Htiturduy probably show el. BONDS! Covernment hondf are t ti bo;t ttnestmeiit on earth. Uuy mora Wo buy and sell government borul. secuttt our uotatioitf. DOUGLAS ABSTRACT CO. LARGE GIFT IS MADE TO METHODIST CENTENARY ) fUNO BV AN OUTSIDER: I NEW YORK. .May 15. Headed by: a gift of $750,00" from a western I man whose name was withheld at his own request, reports of many large aubBCrtptioos to the Methodist $105, 000,000 centenary fund poured into headquarters here toduy, although the week of the Intensive drive does not begin until Sunday. The anony mous giver Is not a Methodist. Geo. M. Fowles, centenary treasurer, said It was half the glrer's entire for tune. "I went to him and told him I wanted a million dollars," said Mr. Fowles. "How much do you think I have?" he said. "I answered, 'a million and a half.' 'Right,' he said, 'and you have the nerve to ask me for two-thirds of it' I took two hours then explaining our whole world program. At the end he said, 'The church for the first time is at tempting a really big thing, in a high buHinoPH-liko way. We'll compromise on $750,000.' Other campaign gifts included $50,000 from Mrs. Gus tavus K. Hwlft, Chicago; an anony mous gift of $50,000 from New Eng land, and three anonymous gifts of $25,000 each from Baltimore. President Chi Shi Chang, of China, has contributed $1000; Premier Chlen $500, and other Chinese offi cials lesser amounts. The centenary budget chIIb for the expenditure of $7,501,588 in China, of which $865, 620 Is to be raided among the Chinese and the balance In the Unit ed States." PORTLAND, May 15. With more than 50 cities in the northwest ul ready reporting their centenary , drive as completed, almost $500,000: of the $2,600,000 allotted to the' northwest has been collected, an nounced Dr. A. L. Howarth, asso ciate executive secretary for the cen tenary movement for tho northwest, this morning. OIlTON K. GOODWIN, Area Publicity Director. f I ' i Special Sale MAHHHI'IKLD AND MYRTLE POINT AITO HTAOKS. Leave G. W. Rapp's store, 13.1 Sheridan street, daily; also other stages for Camas Valley, Peel. Res- ton and Cleveland. Phone 24. .Merle Helena Hays, of Glide, Ik spending the week end In this city with friends. Miss Hays Is regis tered at the Grand hotel. A. W. Cheever, his daughter. Myr tle, of KIkton, and Frank York, of ReedHport, arrived In the city yester day evening to attend the circus. J. M. Gross, a merchant of Can yon villi, was In the city yesterday on business. Mr. Gross recently sold 61)00 pounds of mohair to the Uerger Junk Co. at 60 cents per pound. Jess Tiller, a pioneer resilient of Canyonville, in reported seriously HI at his home there tod;iy. Mr. Tiller has been in bad health for the past three months and his present condi tion Is critical. Lewis Krlckson and wife have brought suit In the circuit court against Kenneth J. UaldrhlKe. et al. thru their attorney, L. M . Travis, ol Kugene, to recover the sum of $3000. alleged to be due on promis sory notes. The plaintiffs ask for a decree foreclosing mortgage and for r1 Opens May 16 From Circus to Carnival Sale To clean up at the end of a successful season and make room for new Sum mer Stocks arriv ing - we have de cided to give our customers the ad vantage of special ly reduced prices for a few days only on Spring Merchandise. Coats Suits Dresses Skirts Waists As a cash store these goods were marked originally on a very low cash basis. This sale will reduce these al ready extremely reasonable prices to a degree where everyone may pur chase a high qual ity garment for less than trashy fakes. A Bargain event on clean, desirable high class Ready-to-wear No two alike Latest New York Styles. We live in Roseburg all the time. SPECIAL SALE :BURCMRffS: SLjUAHE. a rUMt-. SPECIAL SALE ORE THROAT '4 "YOUR B0DYGUARD"-3Q.6GMMU or TonsiHtis, garble with warm salt water then apply We have 1000 buhels of good heavy feed outs at $11- per bushel by the sack, while they Just. Peoples Supply Co. Arundel, plino tuner. Phone 18SJL. mllkom: coal. Melrose coal now ready for d !iv ery to any pari of IJosehurg. Fir.;t elass heat y. coal at $S per Ion l.iinc onl'-is at Ltupiro Stabled phono - l-l'-, Melrose. or an order to sell premises described in said mortgage. KAK.MLItS ATTI'.NTIOW Why take chances on your corn crop? Wo have just bought 2000 lbs. Corvnllis tested seed corn, grown In Douglas County. Selected under supervision of the County Agricul tural Agent. See it before buying your seed corn. Peoples Supply Co. LAXATIV A$eci "TpHE BANE of ol J age is constipation. The bow Jt cs become weak raid unable to perform their functions without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble r.r.J makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's 1 .-.blcts arc a favorite with people of middle age aiid older on account of their gentle action. :ii:mih:i;i i. Do you wisli to b ri'iiif iul). r- 1 ly your lov.'.l (jiics? Ir mi, si'i th'.i 'Xuiiiplu hy plociii c u pn iiy .i,,n umciil or HeiMhluht' upon ih,. Knivc of your ilc iir liirlo r, mothi r., hroihiT. sister, Iiuuimi', wife or rliild. We ;iro in a ,s tion to nTve you l,.t. rtinio in anil Fee what wo li;,v,. t (,!(, r. We do all kuiils of c t:,. i(.rv ,;' tun! our pni'ts arc . i v r. ,. nl.to. I'oopliM, Mnrhtc (Jr.u Work. W. i:. laist., mtiri.-tor. ooj .. .latk.soti Mii'4't. or G.V.Youns&Son,116CassSt KoM-buig. Oregon. flevie.v Want Ads. bring results. 1919 Maxwell The unevccllcd choico for LIGHT CAR. Up to the Minute in Style And Equipment Comfort DurobUity Economy H. MERTEN Kiisolnii, Oi'O. Ditriliiitor I'or Douglas Co. Si r in' Sim lini 'J 1 t li. Oak. riii mo lu-j-v. Just received a car load ui the Xcu Victory Model JM0 Tlw New Mctory Mmlel offm no eccMitri.Mtles Thorp ar many new feature but no experiments. It is b,t.ed en 16 year of Mit chell experience, phm cxpertem of many hpecia'.tii:i. Long ntlUvr reur syrlitij mtiktf this car Dupei'lor lu riJing c;u fvrt. J. F. Barker & Co. Iniplnnrnl. Vclilcli- Automohllcs. lto'UUrv, trKn. Jersey Crea ICE CREAM Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 WeWill Have Our Plant Completed about June 1st, and Will pay the going market prices for all Supplies. We are now ready to contract for: Loganberries, Royal Ann Cherries and Harriett Pears. Sutherlin Fruit Products Company Sutln-rlin. Oregon )