Roseburg review., May 29, 1919, Image 2

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IN HISTORY Of NORTH
WEST IS THE fORECAST
She Kind You Have Always Boucht, and which has been
In lien . l. . ,
m .v. uvCl unity years, nils Dtirne tne signature of
auu uua ucen m;me unaer his per-
uiiB iu uvcuive you in tins.
Experiments that trifle with und endanger tbe health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
c What isCASTORSA
tastona is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
ogo is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fevcrisliness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Howels, aids
f 8i?,.m1i,at,0IL0f Fouq: K'vinB healthy and natural Bleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
fBeara the Signature of
y5
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
von k city
I'OitT LAND, Or., Muy 20. The
ti i ea 1 es t yj ;tih crop ev ei frown in
, the rilUtl's Ol Ul'egOll, UdhiligtOl)
and Idaho Is presa-d tor 1'JlSf.
HxpiTtti ha.su iheir prediction of u
record-breaking yield upon the prus
t fiit condition of the plan ti tig unU
the Jact the t-Malii una in the three
states is approximately (J.4J7.HUU
i acres, computed to G,d'j,UOO ucrea
j in l'jlh, ait increase of fcti&.UOO
acres.
J Reports received from all parts of
the. Pacific. Northwest ajtroo that thu
outlook for wheat production waa
i never o good at this period uf the
'season as it is thin year, and a wheal
! yield of 85,oiK),mmo huhhela in the
; three state is confidently expected
unless Homethirn; unlorseeu occurs.
There has been a decreasing plant
ing of barley and oats, but the rye
acreage is greater than it was in
l!M8. The barley nrea Ih 475. OOU
acres, compared with 5U2.IMMI a yenr
itpo; nuin HHd.iibo, com pared to 1 ,
010, ooo, and rye 72,000, compared
with f,f, hud.
Parley crop coin) 1 1 ioriH, however,
me ho good l fiat (he yield may prove
lo lie every hit as pood as that in 1
IHIN. Il is too early lo estimate the
production of oats.
An Increased area of corn is ex
pected in the northwest this year.
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS
I The neeret of youth la HLiMINA
, TIO.V OF POISONS from your body.
Tins done, you can live to be a hundred
j und enjoy tiio good thiuKa of lho with
as nnr-h "ptp" as you did wht-n in the
Bpncgtime of youth. Kp yur body
in pood condition, that's the fine-ret.
I Watch the kidneys. They filter ami
; !urify the Liuod, all of which blood
J pusses throuith them once every three
Diinute3. Klm-p them clean nad in
proter working couditiou and you have
' nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous
' wasted end dcudlr urie nr-iH fut iimnl i.
tins from your system. Take iIOLD
MKJiAij Hniiriem Oil CapauIeB and vou
will olways bo m good comlition. 1'ou
will feel fctrong end vigorous, witU
sternly riprvcH nnd elaatif muscles.
COM) UliDAh Haarlem Oil CJapBules
fire imported direct from tlie labora
tories at Haarlem, Holland.
They are n reliable remedy which
lias been ined by the sturdy Dutch for
over 200 years, and has helped them
to develop into one of the strongest
and hearthieat races of the world. Get
them from your druggist. Do uot take
a substitute, la wjoaied j&ckage& :
three ti'ui.
O. A. ('. chili Leader
.1. Allen, of I lie Oregon Agrl
culuual College, pig clulp leader
who hii't hren vlsiling hcIkmiIh in (he
I widi Itural School Supervisor Wil
fred llroun.
Muriel and Ml la A Merlin ry and
II eh-n Clarke, who reside ih'ar MiIh
Interest ol i lie Industrial club work city, arrived here Insl niuht from
In the northern part of the county. Port land, where they had been vlsit
an led here last i.lhl in company iixn lor koiiic lime.
Sohlieis Itoimhl Millions
American soldiers in home camps
since the war began bought $ 1 !,
n7h,0 I in money orders through
the V. M. C. A., witnessed lSti.309
enteiiainmenfs, and read 7,750,000
books. AMendauce at entertainments)
totalled close to xo.0oo.fiou und C
fl!(S,K61 men attended educational
classes.
I tn I lot Itoves Itead v
Couty Clerk K. M. Lenox has com
pleted the task of preparing thu bal
lot boxes to be sent lo I he various
voting preelnrls of the county. In
arh box has been placed the neees- j
sary election supplies to be used in
the coming election on June 'A, Many!
of the jurymen who reside in the j
outlaying disiticls will be asked lo J
lake the ballot boxes to their resper
Mve voting places when they are ex
cused from duty tomorrow. That
lay is a holiday and iherefore the
i our! will lake a recess.
Valuable Drainage Work
County Agent llurd returned on
Tuesday morning from Gleudale,
where ho hud been inspecting some
drainage work being done by S.' H.
KiggH at that place. Mr. Kiggs has
four acres of beaver dam laud that
has been giving him considerable
trouble. He stales that IiIh annual
loss from slock miring down in this
land during the winter months has
been greater than the interest on a
fifteen hundred dollar investment.
Mr. Kiggs has put in three-quarters
of a mile of ditch and apparently
has the ground thoroughly drained.
The land is now worth probably one
t housand dollars an acre, wliereas
before it was drained it was worth
less than nothing.
.Miss Ktnser Is Honor Chiest
Mrs. It. M. Iirumfield and Mrs.
George Neuner have planned a
charming picnic for Saturday night,
honoring Miss Hernlce Khmer, In
structor of music in the Hoseburg
schools. The affair will be given at
the forks of the river, a few miles
for this city, and will be delightful
In every particular.
K. V. Hums, of Portland, Is at
tending to business affairs in hose-
butg.
I). II. i Newell and J. 11. DuperH, of
Hakerstleld. Cal., were overnight
guests at the I'mpMua holel.
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The minule you c&.n determine a Lou I'
Vhen you will roach Portland , OrQQOn
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When you arriw, you will fiml this same spirit of Ooldcn-Rulc-Scrvicc dominating
eviry activity of this lu hotol- located close to several garages and central in the
theater and shopping district.
That, and the extraordinary personal service which permeates every nook and corner
anil the "iilad-u-kiim-maUo-voiirself-at-lioine-stav-as-lonir-as-vou-like" spirit is what built
it up that's why it has always been known as a hih class hotel, patronized by the better
class of travelers and where one feels perfectly safe in taking his family that's why the two
Imperial restaurants are the talk of Portland, with the double-quick service, popular priced table
d'hote meals, and a la carte continuous and that's why its rooms are nearly always engaged
at prices ranging from per room upward.
After vour wire arrives, you may be absolutely sure of accom
odations, even though
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hti r ifui. l rll.in I
on I W. ilk Nrllie5
we have to engage them elsewhere. M "(:fLj
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Portland) e!i:l itf::-3i3iai5 I!'? ??Tlfflffi
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HOTEL
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Washington-Starke
Overalls
Jusl rcccircd o air hod 01
the Sow &.IvML
$1-75
Waist, sruod strung blue denim
ut a price that makes II worth
your while to Invent Ifc'ute, till
uleH If you hustle.
With', full cut bib overalls,
best material:,
Carhartt's
and
Brotherhood
union made, J2.T,t; also a
lixhter weight bill at 2.0.
Work shirtM $1, $1.25, $1.50.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
m
'.n in in it : i i;ia i
'J'uLd nn othrp Ilnr nf
ItrurreW. A -f-.fi C. HI-TFIIfl
1IA)I'.M riIAM I'IMAf fifj
SOLD BY DRLGOISTS LVCRVVVHtRC
A. ri. Mitehell arrivil in ibis city
from I'onlaiicl yesienlay.
liny Miller, of I'ortlainl. is aitenil
i ii K to business aiJaii'.s in Kosi-buiK
Kov Wells. Ilan.loi.: Cba-le-; Me
Cary, Cell Ireland. MarbtieM; C
Mali) ill on. Myrtle I'oini, iiie aiuouf
the recent arrivals at tin Cnuul lin
tel. Clarenee 1 taker, boh of O. C.
Milker, ol the Motor Simp arite.
left last uipht for I'Mltlainl where he
will viil with trienils unlil after the
Kose Festival.
.InMtis Caesar Nayphe is registered
a I 1 he I'uipo,i hotel. Mr. ,a phe
is ii prominent lecturer on ihe Chan
?iiuiiiii plattorm. Mivint: a lecture on
Greece ami ihe Holy I.aml.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Walker au.l
daughter. Mary .lane, iirriied yester
day from .Muivh I u-hl am) will remain
bete permanently. Mr. Walker is a
Mremau on (he Southern Pacific.
If. K. Kee.l. Uhn h;,S r iel ill
liesehuiK tor Itie pat 1J yi.trs, ar
rived hist nieht tnun Kuene, where
he hits purchased a ranch. Mr. lieed
will return to Kuuene iiM. hist of the
week with his famih lo reside.
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Notice is In reby Men u atl pet
s, ms holding sclnnd warrants Nn.
No. :i;;, ... :; i umt No. en school
I Us! Viet No. la. Da Creek. (Hcnn,
to present same lor payment, as in
terest will stop thereon tintn thin
dale. John Sutton. School Cb rl;
Days Cre-k. Oregon, May Js. I ! 1 !.
it
liitii-icii'iinnt Club
Mrs. Jack Catimt deliL-iiifully en
:'ri aihed the member ol the lui
proeineiit Club oti last Tlniiday af
(ei noon, ftoru 2 tin il . o'clock, at
her home in Garden Yalh , M rs
Ktnma llee-e and Mr. lid llnlbett
were unaufmoiMv" ebctcd iiiio niein-le-rship
of the club. Puntii; il.e bui
ii'ss iiieeiiuK plans were i-iride fur a
social even i till to be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. . I.altrie
on May A tnusical preuram was
U I ven duriiii: the m ial auiir bv
Mesdatues llrand. .1 l'a- ro't. 11. Ihil
hert. ami Miss Inez Caliionn. after
wh ich t he In.s'cs ..r . ,i da in i y r-fr'-s!!tnen's
A Sliak- -p ar an pro
tram is plan"ed for b-- n xt im et-i-ip,
which will be held June ." at the
home of Mrs. S IV Ilearick. Koll
call will be atiswered with mho! a
tions from Shake.-pt at-1 X.
i;n oi i n hv
We wish to express ot:r sincert
thanks to those who so kimtl a.-i.-i
ed us durinu the I;i-t iMne-s ltUl
burial ol our bt l.,, d w He ai d
mother, for the b.autitul lloial ot
felines, the kind words ot s mpa t li .
a tul the use of uutos.
S. I; I.AM',
i:v. i.am: WAITK
a' d F.miiU .
V. It I.NK
and Family
daily vi:.nii:u iii:roKT.
V. S. Weather lUireau, local office
Koselmrg, 2 4 hours ending 5 a. m
today:
rrcipltation In Im-taes aud hund
redths:'
Maiiuuni tempera! lit " t'.t.
M illinium i mper.ti ut e . :; :
Frecipitittfon n
Total preclp. itore first of mo.
1 "l
Normal preeip. fur moult. . . . i.e;,
Tolcl prec:p from Sc;t. 1, ' I i
: 1
Average prtoip. fieiu Sept. 1,
Total eves.- from Sept. 1. 'i
Aerm: precipiiHtiou for 4t
wet e:i!oi;s i S. pteti;br t i
May Inclusive " 1 5
WILLIAM liKLL, Obierter
KorrcitM :
Forciict to 8 p. m. tomorrow fot
iouthwtJtern Oregon-
Toi'.iKlu probably showers; KrUlm
fair.
Victory Model
The New Victory Model offers no ereentrieiti. s. There are many
i.-ituri- but n I'M" -ritiieuts. It is based on lti years of .Mit
el,, 11 e'i,Tience plus esp.-rieiiee of many Kiieeiahsls.
,'()llg tai,i. lever rear springs tnuke till car superior la riding com
fort. J. F. Barker & Co.
Inipli iie nr-, X ebirles & Alitoiuoliiles.
Ilosebiii'i;, Oregon.
Mil n i: to 'nn: rim
V,. have at nir - roc, in for Ill
next few ilam a -a!;ia.. ruu ol
ihe Niif-li six. We invite the public
to inspect this chasse. reval ill. of
what car you Iwve or eontempltite
hiiyini-'. II will Vive yen an id' u ol
,h'al the (jeneral r..i.tru.-ti I
vour car or the on- are sfiuK
bliv is. II. K. HM.Ni
117 Norih .l.n ksou. lins.-burg. ore.
,mi:i.i:osk com..
Melrose coal now r-ioly for ilcliv
erv to anv part of HoselniiK. First-
class lieitiiut; coal at JS p-r ton.
Leave onl-rs :ii l.ininr- la!lles, ol l
phone 24-1 2. Melrose. (
S-winp (lone reasonable, (.'all 'l':.7
Sheritian st reel.
Tlr.j Koseburg-Myrilo Point auio
stime line leaves Kos-hurg at 7 a. in.
daily. Fare $5.00. Taylor 4: Clin
ton, Props.
W'e have a full line of pickles in
kes, (xalloii bottles, (iiart jars, pint
jars iiml bottles, both sweet and
-our. Also olives, ripe and i;reeit:
catsup and mustard and salad tin -inf-r.
Call Jliul look lli-iu o-r he
fore liuyint:. Our prices are riL-ht.
1'cnples Supply Co.
Arundel, pluno tunr. Phonn 1891..
1919
Maxwell
Tbe unexcelled ( hnice
for
LIGHT CAR.
I'p to the Minute
in
Style
nrnl
Equipment
Comfort
Durability
Economy
H. MERTEN
Ito-i blll K. I H e.
I i -I I 1 1 1 1 1. I lor Holiuhe. i.
Se.rv ii e Ma; "li -I I
i-ii, it- I.
l)n you vih to be i eniemle n d by
your loveil one:? If so, n-t Ihf
t'ViiinpIe by placing a pretty .Mon
ument or Headstone upon the
r'iave of your (b'ar lath'!',
mother,, brother, sisier, husbatid.
wife ur child. W'e are in a posi
tinii to serve you le.-t. Ctnue in
noil set; what we have to oil' r.
W'e do alt Kinds of cemetery v(i 1;
and our price.s tire verv reason -aide.
Peoples Marble iV (irantie Wi.r!;
V. I!. .M.It-Nli !, Pi tpl ielnr,
. .)a Uuit Micei, or
(I V. Voun&Son, 116 Cass Si
Itoseblll, OretXi'lt.
SAVE VOUR PENNIES
The Cash and Carry System Will Help You.
All goods marked in plniii figures. No special bails nec
essary. Just the best of even thing for less at the
Spot Cash Basket Grocery
Jersey Cream
ICE CREAM
Dousliis County Creamciy Phone 340
We Will Have
Our Plant Completed about June 1st,
and
Will pay the ;oinj market priees for all
Supplies.
We are now ready to contract for:
Loganberries, Royal Ann Cherries and
Bartlctt Pears.
Suthcrlin Fruit Products Company
Suiherlin, Oregon