Roseburg review., May 21, 1919, Image 6

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I mMj for Infants and Childron.
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t.'infmt VvfJ
A helpful l!i-ii-ly for
flnnslinnlionaiulDwrrlioM
,mI IVvcrislMu-ss nnU
! I,ossoK.Si.l'.l'i'
i result it , (Iit-rcr rotn-iii Infancy
new vnii.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castcria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of y
A J Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
COMHNV. MtW YC1K CIT
K'W ! Wf 1 , IJL" Jt 4" ("I
m;ai imjiht Kit ki:i
iioiisi;.
(Port tmp(ua (lonrkr).
N'i'a! Klliotl, a well known rliien
of i he lower r in niiii, a v'i y
nnrrow csciiite .MuimI.'i.v I roin hi-ini;
kiilMl from a kl' lt of a limn- which
he eiidea Vdicit io li-ad into a tin. I
on tint A. I'erliins ram h oti the
I'nip'ltift. Il iipiii'iiis thai hlliuit ami
otliei'H were driving mime entile to
another pari of (he place ami jnnhni'
Hie rattle was a horse. Klliotl li;il
Hta I loneil hi in si -II' a I a ten a in ptin I
ho uh to turn the Murk In the direi--lion
flestred. The horse u( lempled
to push him and he sirm-k al il with
hiH hat. The animal imniediately
turned inul kieked a! Mm, HhikinK
lihn In the Taee, Hud the horse la-en
Hhod Hiern Ik no donhl thai Hie man
would have been killed, Iml aH II
was, though badly brained, .Mr. Kl
Holt wum ablu to come to town tin
next day.
( ALL I Olt SCHOOL W.Utli.WTS.
Notice In hereby (riven Unit all
mhool wairanlH of school Hist. No.
I, I 'on i: las County, Oregon, to and
i licit) dim: No. oil :',!!, endorned Kch.
Tih. 1!) Hi, not paid for want of fundu
atid prior flmteio, are this day called
for pavmetil hy the uudcrifzm'd, and
all interi'l tliereon will cease from
the dale of this notice.
Haled thin Hull dav of May. I fi I !.
itoscoK n. i;i;i;i;n.
Clerk of Si hofd HIki. No. I, Hoiif-'IaH
Cciinly, Oregon.
Nnvlnw Want. A tin. brlntt riMiilti.
(From Oul:Iund Tribune).
Oukluml i.-i g ;Uiiig reuay lor thy
Uum (Jbuutaugua that we Lave avvr
Lad. A iiie.;tiii& Jur urKUJiization u6
huld u few d.iys ago, comiiiittf.'tjJ
wen appointed, and Hie work of Ui.
inbutinK t'i- ad V'.-nisin mailer it:
wdl under way. The Chautaiujua
Talk, covering the dittereiu it-atuies
or iljt; dix da' prograiii, have been
idaced in many homes liir uughour
ihifi B'jctloii already and more are apt
lo be distributed in the next lew
da,s. The window curds now adorn
praci It-ally every window of Uie
bunie.sK houses in town and a lint;
ol ClinulaiKjua Hi reamers ha been
Hlrcichcd across .Main Htrect.
Organization Way effected by t ho
Keb-ction of Jtahiton D. iSiitieH an
general chairman, Jl. E. Muhouey
Heciffiary, J.'ilwin O. Voung, .Jr.,
treasurer, and .Mrs. Georgia Under
wood chairman of (lie ticket commit
tee. To facilitate the handling of the
ticket wiles canvasH, Oakland bun
been divided into four sections, the
inleiHecllon of the streets between
Hennhiger's store and the firm of
Stearns At Chenoweth being Ihe di
viding Hues. For the northwest sec
tion according to this division the
following assistants were chosen for
.Mrs. Cnderwood : Phil 1 lun I inglon,
.Mrs. II. K. .Mahoney, .Miss Kale Uear
dor.ff, Frank llogan, Sidney Adams.
Northeast section : Roy .Miller,
Mrs. Fmlly Young, Mrs. .1. V. Saus
Hcr, W. O. Wegm r.
Soulhwewl section: T. li. Davis. K.
V. Ilroiighion. .Mrs. Hoy Slearns,
.Miss .Mildred, Kruse, (leorgc Veig(il.
Southeast section: C. H. Medley,
Mis. V. f:. Cnderwood, Kev. C. ('.
MoitIh, Mrs. liny Triiitt, Mrs. Edwin
(1. Young.
Onlside Districts.
Stitherlin: Mark N. Tlsdale and
Rev. It. A. Ilulchinson.
liosfdmrg: Fred Powell.
Calupooia: Mrs. Ktuma Leeper.
Lower Calapoola: R. O. Lehmuun.
lreen Valley: M. T. Riggs.
Ktdlogg: Lawrence Haines.
Knglish Sctlleuient: H. U. Under
wood.
Driver Valley: Mrs. Ward Cocker
a in.
Old Oakland: Cecil Hear.
Ulce Hill: Mrs. Krvin Rice
Coles Valley: Mrs. Ferilie
Cpper Calnpooiu: Mrs.
Rone.
Yencalla: Harry Steams.
Mayor J. C Hovingdon was select
ed as ehairinaii of ihe advertising
coiumitlec. His assistants are C. A.
Riddle. Dr. F. .1. Wainscot! and Dr.
II. F. Devon.
R. L. Stearns Is chairman of Ihe
grounds commit lee. His assistant
are Ceorre Weii'td. Jen Whiliiey, M.
Medle F. McWilliams, Carllon CnlT.
(From Port L'mpgua Courier).
That ill1: world a cliampion Jersey
irf an Oregon cow appears Horn the
official record of tiie American Jer
sey Cattle Club, just isjued. The
splendid cow is Vive la France, own
ed by Piuuard Uros., in Marion
County.
During the year ending March 21,
HH!i, she produced as follows:
Milk production 1 l.lil.'S lbs.
Fal production 1,0:; lbs.
Average butler fat U.Ml'l
Think of it - 7 Vir tons of milk
pulled out of one little cow in one
year, and Ihat milk po rich that it
yielded more than a ton of butter
fiit. Well may Oregon he proud of
such a wonderful animal.
A Jersey J u hi he will be held at
O, A. C, May I'D-liS. All Oregon
should a (tend, ju hi la to and honor
our dairymen aud their wonderful
animals.
Fort iii.
Kdgar
Keep Hie little ones healthy ami
happy. Their lender, sensaiive bod
ies iviiiire a codling, healiur, harm
less remedy lo prepare their stom
achs tor summer's heal. Hollister's
llocky Mountain Tea is reliable and
safe. ihi'o but not injurious. ;i"c.
Haiuiliini Drug Co.
R. D. Rami), who left here some,
time ago for California, is now lo
cated at Cold Hcueh, Oregon. He
says that he has been to all the prin
cipal towns in California to Mexico,
but that Oregon suits him best, par
ticularly Ihe coast.
I. F. Staples was tailed to Portland
Monday on account of the serious ill
ness of his youngest son, Junior, who
has been sintering from a severe at
tack of tonsiliirs, but now appearing
to have aft Met ion of tins pancreas,
which may neecssital e an operation.
The new schedule of tiie passenger
trains arriving and leaving Reeds
port and olher points on the road
went into effect Sunday, May 10.
The schedule appears in the Courier
this week. We cannot see where the
change benef'ils Ihe Cmpqua coun
try to any extent.
The dyking for the spur of rail
road from the main track to Ihe
Winchester Hay Lumber Co. mill is
about completed, and M. W. I'ayne j
will then begin with his dredger lo
build the piece of road from the
Sehofield bridge to ihe Orchard
tract, a par' id' tin; Reedsport and
Winchester Hay road.
The Bes
Baking
t Test for
Powder
'!M '.Ml. Ill H
LODGE CARDS
A. F. A A. M., Laurel Ixxljte No. IS.
Regular CommunlcatluDB 2nd and
fourth Wetlousdays v&ch moutm al
Masonic Templo, Koaoburg, Ora
Visitor! welcomo.
UUY CORDON. W. M.
W. K. HAHK1S. tiw.y.
B. I'. O. Klkm Itowhiiru Ixfclve, No.
82(1. lloldB ri'Kulnr coniniunlca
tlons at the Elks' Teiiiulo on the
2nd anri 4th Thursdays of each
month. All niomlnTB requested to
attend reKularly, and all vlBlttn
brothers are vordlaliy Invited t
attoml.
ii. J. im.m:iiri;. e. it.
1UA II. UIDIU.IO, .SHcrutnry.
9Strawberry Carnival
and
s
portsmen's Tournament
Remember the dates
4,
The Jazziest and Peppiest Show
!ver Staged in Roseburg
KA(il.i;n, KoBeburt Arlo uierts la
thwlr hall on Juckson St., on 2nd
and 4th Monday evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
rn In good standing always wel
come. l V. CI.AKK. r. W. P.
V1CTOII J. .Mil. Dl.l.I, W. P.
II. F. liUUU.MA.N, JifCy.
Thone M 1S3.
L O. O. P., Plillrtarlan 1ahxu No. M,
Moots In Odd Fellows' Temple,
corner Jackson and Cupb Sts., on
Saturday evening ot each week,
tlembcrs of the order In good
standing are Invited to attend.
iioiiAcio c. iu:m:. x. g.
A. J. t, KUUi:.-i, Hec. Secy.
J. II. UAILET. Flu. Secy.
I. O. O. P., Klilng Slnr Uxlge No. 174
niuula In the Odd Fellows' Temple
overy Frldsy evening. VUltlni
brethren always welcome.
FosTKit iu:tm:k, n. o.
C'AUl, W. OUMAN, Uec. Secy
M.KICK1.F, F.M.
I. (. O. P., I'nlon .Tiraiiivnipnt No. It.
MeetB In Odd Fellows' Tuaiple,
rery Thursday evening. Ytnlllutf
brethren alwavs uelcnnio.
J. 11 HAIl.FV, C. P.
lioii.u'i; iii:ki;. n. p.
OUVnt .ll'IINSON, K. t
JAM IJH KWAHT. P. 8.
KXHillTS OF PYTIII.V-, A!.ht
I.ode No. 4 7, meets every Wed
nesilay evening for. Jackson and
Caps Sfs, 'tltori nlu.in hp er.uie
11. N. i:rsi:ii.Ki, C C.
t'HAS. P. llill'Kl.NS. M p.
K. K. VlMlli;liLT, K. It. 8.
Brilliant Daily Parades, Cunning Baby
Show, Queen Crowning of Scintillating
Harmony Concert Bands, Two
tinsqualed and wholesome fun.
Beautie
days
of
ueens Maxine and Gertrude
ivill reign supreme.
"Berries and Salmon Chase Away Famine"
I.OYAI, OliDPIt OP MOONl', llose
hurg I.ode No, lo;;;. -Mcts on
Ihe second and fourth S cilneday
evening of e.wh mouth, al 8 ;
o'clock in the .M:icca!i"e ball. All ,
Visldng blethciM invitcl to attctul. j
W. t'l li KI', I
II. O. PAUtil: I'PK. ,. I
O. K. 8., Hosetmrit Ooptrr No. . .
Holds their regular nieoting on;
the 1st and 3rd Thuiutlay In each j
month. Visiting meiiibers In good
standing are rear Mliily luvltsj
to attend. ;
Mils. t"Ai;i:in uim.j., v. m '
FKKK JOHNSON, Secy. I
HF.HF.KAIIM, Uoseliur Ketiekat
Lodge, No 4 t. t). O. P. Mell
In Odd Pvllows' Te.;i;le evr;
Tor-day evsi.ing Vihii;; tt;'t.ri
and brethren lovtteil to atten 1.
MISS lll.ANVlli: Itl.l P. N. o.
Mi;s. iiki.i I-: sri.pi'i.-;o.s s, '
in:i.i,A l. i. i:vis, f. s.
WisiMiMFN P TI1V Willi) it. Oa '
("antp No. H't". Meet in ilir odd
Fellows' hall In Kun:i:rK cry
1st a; .'Jtti Monday et urn,,!. Vihh
ln netrlt !,er( s'-'fivs wd.im
II. CAllliU K, C C.
M. M. Mii.l.;.:., t.'e-, t. i
puaii!oi:-i op wooixn vi-r, '
Lilac I'm la No. !;. Meets en the
I si and ;; d Monday n n :g of
each month at Odd Kelloas' hall.
Vlstimg members in gooj nauj. j
Ing Sri' liU'.ted to UttCTtd.
mi ni ciu uciui.i., u, n. .
TILL IK I. JOHNSON, Clerk. 1
If you are using some other baking powder be-'
cause it costs less than Royal, get a can of
Royal Baking Powder from your grocer, make
cake or biscuits with it, and compare them with
those made from the cheaper powder.
The food will be lighter, of finer flavor and more
wholesome when made with
Baking
Powder
Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar derived from grapes
Royal Contains No Alum
Leaves No Bitter Taste
OAKLAND AND VICINITY.
Mi
(From Oakland Tribune). j
S. IJ. Croui h of IJoseburg was I
visiting ihe latli r jmrt ot last
isit ing ni ;
had
suit Ihat our city will soon have anils probably the first rural telephone
air of neatness ihat will speak company to invest in these securities
worlds to visitors. May 2:lrd has ! In thu country. H. O. Lelimann,
been set as clean-up day, and the president, and V. N. Stone, secretary
plan is to have everything spick and of the company, were here Saturday,
span by Chautauqua week, when Ilnlh are good boosters for the Tri
llion! will he a largo crowd of visll-- buae. and Ihe editor feels gratified
ors in town from all parts of the that his efforts in the local news
mi county, i paper enterprise ure seemingly so
vilr.ielive ni nrnnco. limine; The l.ehmaiin Telephone Company, well salistylng the residents ut luis
Hi" past week a number o' yards which serves a number of residents district.
about the city have gone through ! f 'he section west of Oakland, lias, o
the furbishing process, with the r.- invested in a $r,0 Victory bond. This Tleviow Want. Ads. bring results.
week. Sh
Suthniin for a week previous.
The litlle park tit the depni I.
inn cleaned up and will soon art
e'.'y'st
Stimulate Retail Biz.
DVERTISE!
Don't wait for things to come
your way without doing something
to help them along
Newspaper Advertising
Won the War through the successful cam
paimis carried on fur raising an army, selling
bonds, and saving food. Talk to Twenty
thousand people through an Ad in The
Review arid you'll net Results that pay well
Advertise-increase your adver
tising. Use the Review to tell the
story-develop the great potential
market vvh'ch is ready and willing.
The Roseburg Review
RtMcburjj's Most Serviceable Newspaper
Daily Weekly :-: p,)0ne 9Q
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