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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1920)
notnarM mwiwif, t.mmA. Ami f to. va.0 mu I pistes f I f GLORY UNIVERSAL S. K. SYKES HARDWARE, BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS LIBERTY BOND OWNS KlItVD Of fUM SAX FI5AXC1SCO. April 3. Hold l ,en,Prary Liberty loan bonds ox, reueveu or ny expenses in connection with the exchange of their temporary bonds for the per manent securities, according to an ennouncemcnt made bv the Federal Iteservc bank of San Francisco. The exchange will lie carried, on through the hanks and trust companies of inn twellth federal reserve district. Transportation and Insurant chorees on the return of the tem porary bonds to the Federal Rese.-ve hank and shipments of the perm Pent bonds to Individual banks wll' br paid by the government. Where, houever. a bond holder clr;ts to deal directly with the Fed eral Reserve bank, he or she wi I have to pay transportation charges. Assistant Secretary of tht Treasury It. O. l.effiugwell. in an appeal to the banks to handle the exchange of l.-qnds. expressed confidence that the banking houses of the country would forego iho collection of fees and Ihus complete "their patriotic sit-1 Uro in connection with war loans by carrying out this last and. me chanically, the largest operation re lated to our war financing without Imposing charges for their own ser vices. Holders of temporary bonds will, it Is hoped, consult their own banks and avail themselves of their assistance In effecting exchanges for permanent bonds." The. Federal Reserve bank will announce later the lute on which the exchange will begin. SQUEEZED TO DEATH When the body begins to suiffen and movement becomes painful it Is usually an indication that the kidneys are out of order. Keep these, organs healthy by taking COLD MEDAL Minim liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Famous since 1696. Take regularly and keep in good health. In three siies, all druggists. Guaranteed es repreeented. teak fee Ike mmm Gold MUI mm eeeir he HFMUS New PHOTOGRAPHER Having leaMsl premises in the Kohl linden ItuildiiiK b now ready for J b usti. t t. J IF IT'S PHOTOGRAPHY COME AND SEE ME I siii.iiii:k ix woui.ii w.Mt OBKM' FALLS. Mont.. April 3. lex; V 'i.' claims 'o have been the dest soldier in t'm. pieit war. lie illstfd i" the Canadian army at the ,. i- ? I... ii:'lnrt itud served lire veai'i ill Scotland and France a- lu.ii-eoiiiniissioned officer, lie. rib' :11 be 7H years of age next Mealier, but Is said not to look ore than i.O When enlisting. Yule iclan. lie gave his ase as 4i nnd Ccnadiau recruiter passed him itheut comment. Tnlc enlisted at Prince Rupert, . and went overseas with a Ca lMs.n fores: ry division. He spent a service period sawing wood witli forestry battalion. COVElftH CONGHAIUtAKS HAPPY fMIURS IS S. f. ROM FORTY-FIVE I TO SIXTY Word of Help to Women I of Middle Age From I Mrs. Raney. t Yr U Dr( Okla. '"When I was 4.' yrars I X.ydia K. I'tnkhatn'a Vep'tablp 'Com pound earned in e tl-rough the critical period of the Change of Life in safety. I am over tiO an 1 l.au rained a fai;.ily nf eight children nnd am in tine Inalth. M y dangM" nnd daughters in-law J ' w? Ye pet able Com j '- 't pound and I still take ii J it occasionally mv- liltottv to life mv if vmi v ish." .Mrs. 'Alice Ka.vey, . I 'Llahoira. AjiU'jo nf Life j nne of the most e.il p rio! nf a woman's existence, il L'i'ol oltl-fasliioiK'd root anil herb iv may 1k relied upon to overcome f ili-trrssini; nyniptotns which ai-eom- tit and uonu-u everywhere ehould fill, r that there no other miie-ly tfn to carry womfii so tmecefsfnlly ju-1! thin trying period an Lydia K. it.. ii's '-)'('ti.hle Conipmind. f vmi u-ant opfvittl advit-e write to K. I'inkhuiii Mttlicin Co. f con fct ml ) . Lynn. Ma". Your Ittcr I h o.-nii. rnl and arntwered ty a tian and lu-Ul in Htrkt confidence. t SAN FKAXC1SCO, April 3 Every liuiMiy father of u new horn boy or Kill in San Francisco nowadays nets .1 letter from the povernnient con KratulatinK him and hi wit. The lirst paragraph of the letter reads: '"The government of the I'niled Slates is vitally Interested In the fact that you and your wile have been blessed with the advent of a child. This government is the society of American people, nnd It is fitting that It should be Interested ill Its new members." The letter of congratulation goes on to point out to the proud father his new responsibilities as ihft moulder of an American citizen, stressing the Importance of educa tion and appealing lo him to assure the education of his child by begin ning the systematic weekly purchase of war savings stamps, tine war sav ing stamp a week, the letter stales, will amount lo 11,179.36 in five years. Kelurns Imlirnie that many par ents have enthusiastically adopted i he Idea and banks and post offices have been usked to co-operate closely In keeping In'erest stimulated in tf. proposition. I AMERICAN ClIIZfNS MUST SUPPORT SCHOOLS "American citizens must support the public Bhoola,' says Supt. O. C. Hrowp. "Kvery man and woman in t:ito rf Oregon who is a loyal American ctti.c:, Hiiouiu support the two-mill tax for the elemental) f'bools at the .Miiy primaries. The Aim rit unizution ot our people de pends to & lurfie extent upon the ele mentary schools. These schools arc in (treat need of more money at the wesent time or their efficiency will bo greatly jeopardized. Why? He tause Ka hers cannot leach for the CITY NEWS 0 axLjtji? Mr. Good Goods Says: Our GOODS are GOOD our PRICES LOW. Fisher's New line of Easter blouses. Bell Millinery. II Smart lisere models ribbon and jet ornament trim. Bell Mllinery. tf Special price on all Kaster h.-its Dell Millinery. tf. April 2. 9"ou Friday, hot cross buns at tne Aionei iraaery. ai Hemp sailors trimmed In ribbon, fruit and flowers. Uell Millinery .tf Smart stvles for springtime wear at Hell Millinery. tf April 2. Good Friday, hot cross buns at the Model Bakery. al Distinctive and attractive are the Palmyra Waist, Dell Millinery. tf Type that !etter i nn a COROSA On display at 125 Cass street. tl New white Jersey skirts for Eas ter wear. Hell Millinery. tf Tricorne hats and toques far Im mediate w;ar, Hell Millinery. tf White Mlli.n.ls for springtime wear in large and small shapes, nt Bell Mill! ery. tr The -harm of spring Is expressed In the Pulmyie Waist, Bell Milli nery. Bf flood Iroklng coats of fine all wool velour. Palo cloth, salt and pepper tv.eed. Bell Millinery tf. Anyone wishing to learn telegra phy enroll in new class at the Tele graph Institute apply at the Western I'nlon this week. a3. jlsries they are now getting. They hiust havo more pay or else many ot tnem will will take up some other Occupation. Wry few young peo ple are takin up teaching therefore unless more money can he provided the schools will be crippled. A vote tor this bill ir. a vote for the boys and girls in our elementary schools." Ml Wll, KlltlKT.WiF.. PITTSIUKG. April 1. By In creasing the production of nails 15 per cent, steel mills In the Pittsburg district have eliminated fear of a shortage. Building booms in New York, Chi cago, Iietroit and a number of other cities have drawn heavily upon t he supply of nails on hand, and builders had begun to fear for the Immediate future of their work. Pittsburg con tractors took up the question with the mills, and full speed ahead was ordered, with the result that produc tion soon overtook consumption, and authorities now say tiere is enough nails for ull building projects in sight. Now Is the time to have your piano artistically tuned. C. H. Arundel, phone 189-1., 25 years in ternational experience. K(iiS roll HATCHING. Thoroughbred white Rocks from 300 egg strain. Also thoroughbred 8 C. White Leghorns Tancrtd strain. Hggs $8.00 per hundred. A few white Rock cockerels for sale. 4.00 cash. A. S. Hunt. 225 Jackson St.. N., Roseburg, Oregon. ODORLESS CLEAN EFFICIENT Fold only In 25 lb. whlt cotton bagi 9235 And z lb. packagci , 36 ISo FUlrr No Bulk All FerlUltcr KIT MET til lUT-lltT tilTN CAI MOWCf ! For Lawn. Ilowfri, Ctardrni, 8hrab Home I'faoi. I-'leldi Mtii Orrtmrda Boole FKEK Telia Ju IiOV A Z6 lb baa; cover a lawn spar of 1200 wiuaro feot LaMi a yuan or nior A lblcipoonfut to hill of potato-, lo 1 ma. toes or ordinary roup bush mentis lun dant flowrri, crlip and early vegetables. A taapoonful for to S In pitlrd plant I'ern lova It. Kully tittaranted. IHSTKIU1 TOB J. F. BARKER. , CO. We have a special coffee, Hacked under our Cornvan brand, a strictly high grade coffee, for less money than the highly advertised brands. A:;k for it at the Peoples Supply Co. flo-d looking coats of fine all wool velour. polo cloth, salt and pepper tweed. Hell Millinery. POTATOES Practically no stock left in hands of Growers PRICES GOING UP Vre have one and one half cars Table Stock and a half car of Seed Stock Bought at Reason able Prices. Our trade gets the benefit as usual. They are going like "hot cakes", won't last long, get your supply now. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE Auto Owners! We would lie plenserl to teal jour Batteries Free" at any time ami give you evpert advice on thr care of llatterles. Whrn piirclinstflf; new batter ies get our price. We can save you money. tDTOSM? GARAGE -111 X. Jckwn St. KoMPlpurj;. SODA Buy It By the Cae AH Flavors Rosebur; Dairy and Sod? 'Vorks PHONE 1B.1 M. L. Daniels (Incorporated) O. J. Lindsey OWING to the ad vance price of auto tires it would pay you to see Green at'his tire shopand let him explain how your worn tires can be made like new at less than half the price of new ones. I repair blow outs, rimcuts, retread ing bicycle tires, rub ber boots, hot water bottles or anything made of rubber. Come early before the spring rush. GREEN'S TIRE SHOP JC.M dnor..Vartk Side O rocerF XltR'd quality .on.Tflt nis. Are prepared under (the direction of Prof. C. 8. Brewster, formerly of the Poultry Department. Oregon Aft ricultural College. TlicA- will main. tain the health and vitality or yuur flock, hasten the grower) of profit able broiler and early laying pul lets and ornduce uioie ecu from your laying flock. For growing chicks use Kerr's Cui.h Keed. Chick Hoveloper Mash and Developing Scratch Feed. Kor layliiK hens use Kerr's Scratch Keed and Kxg Produced. Kor sale by courgh Uros., Rose burg. Oregon. Headquarters for poultrymen. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DH. II. I Illt.tDKOHl) WH'E I'niropractora. west K04Durg. Phone 40K4. DR. CIIK K. A l,I.E Dentist at 131 Perkins lluilding, Koseburg, Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m- 1 to 5 p.' nr. Phone 65. IIH. C. II. WAHK I'HVSKiAN AXI) Sl'HOKOS Rooms 421-422-43 Perkins bids. Office Phone til. Res. 162. M1W. P. 1). OWK.V Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs, Wedding Duuquota, Ktc. Ill Cm St. For sale al the Fern. Phone t40. Roseburg. Oregon. 4'l.J KU1 the Coddling Moth It if only the big sound ipples that make your profit, the wormy onrj go to the cider mill. Spray regularly and thoroughly with Shehwin-Williams DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD It has marimum killing power but will not burn die foiuwe. It is made to Mick and is not easily washed off by heavy rains. It is tiie mcst wiJcly used Dry Arsenate of Lead in the country. We will gladly Rive you prices and literature. Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon 1 'f IARTH to m DH. 8. L. UrUPT Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon. Phones' office 119, residence 454-J. 319 30 Perkins Building, Roseburg Oregon. UK. M. H. I'l.VI.KH Chiropractic Pbys.cian, 222 W. l,one St. Klec trlcal treatments. Hours 9 to 6. Phone 162. RADAHAVGH I.ivj Wire Auction eer will get you the high dollar. Better look him up before arrang ing sale. Dates made at Umpqua Valley Bank. Office Hours: 10 to 12, t to 4. Phones: Office, 171; Res., 172. UK. l.fCKTTA H.Mll'H, PHYSK'IA.N Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. ' Office, Masonic Building. Illl. C. A. SMITH, M. T. Successfully treats all diseases. Consultation Free. Lady attendant. Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. lilt. II. W. TITl'S, I). l. II., Dentist. Modern Kiiilpmeiit and .Methods. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m : 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. COTTAGE GROVE, OREQON. THE RU1TER SANITARIUM (liK-orporutcd ) Our Iniprowd fucUitlrs are buliiK ipprccluted, so that even now de sired enirance should be arranged for wverat duya in udvnuce. Dr. lirower la t ho houe pliyniciuti and 1h irt'pured to nuswer any chII made tipon him. Vhone 313. 327 West Duu pi as street. IK. V. L. Kl i mt, MedlcAl Director Sherwin-Williams Products LARGEST MAKERS INSECTICIDES IN THE WORLD GERMfi can't live in pastuiizrd BUTTER and Cream -Insist on Jersey Brand ITS PASTURIZED Douglas County Creamery Reduced Prices on FEED For a few days we will sell feed at the following prices: Rolled Barley, per ton. $8; per sack. 13.10. Whole Oats, per ton $72; per 100 lli..sark $.1.7;'.; per bashel, $1.-0. .dill Run per ton $49; mi II). sack $2.i!i; 75 lb. sack, $1.95. .1lddleings. per ton $1)9; per 90 lb, sack $:l .211. Ground Bailey Hog Keed. per ton $70; 1110 Ih. sack, $3. CO. ftunnvlirook Hut Feed, per ton. $07; 100 lb. suck. $3.45. Whole Corn, per ton. $77: per 100 lb. $3.90. Stock Molases, 600 lb. barrel $0; per 100 lb., $3.75. One good farm horse, one 3 In wagon, one disk, heavy harness, light buggy, 2 hugs, and 1 1500 lb. truck. JUDD & McMILLIN HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES Kitchen Cabinets, Built In effects of any sort are made by us. Its all home Industry. See us about unythlng In this line you want. TheJ. G.FloohCo. I'hnne 10O We uro hetiduuarters for flour.' Try our l'lckelt, Snowdrift and Olympic brands or hard wheut flour. I'be price is right. Peoples Supply Co. o We wash and polish cars at Mer-. ten's garage. If you hae something to sell or Tlit try tin 'Adv. in the News-lteview. If vol! have soniethini; to hcI! oi rent trv an Adv. in the News-lte iew. in mi mill I'Ai'iu Will pay 50 cents per lot) IIm, for newspapers and laaga xliics mull. Al'ltll. 1.1. Tapers ivust be tied up and dt'livi-rcd at lterner's .Innk Shop. No calls will lie made at atiove price. 41 j lltg Hunter Moniliiy duiu'e at the Armory. I HIDES All kinds of JUNK wool and CRHcara'Iiark. Including paper, rIbo niobalr, aMt Irun and I try I lone. Berber Junk Shop Corner Cass and Tine. ItOSKIIl'lttJ, OilK. WANTED ORCHARDS AND FARMS There will be many buyers In rnrtlniid soon who would like your place if they knew about it. S vin! are here now. others on the way. I am In touch with quite anumlier. Send me full description, of your place, your price, cash or trade, and what you want tu trade for, as I likely know your pb'ie and con sill or Irnde it for yiu. i:. I'. Drew, !M: Oak St., Portland. MONUMENTS It Is Indeed a fitting Irlbuto lo our loved ones who have passed away that we murk their last resting place with monuments. Whether it be a small stone or an Imposing monument, we are equipped to give you the' utmost In quality and service. People Marble A Granite Works W. K. Marstam, Proprietor. Roseburg, Oregon. G. W. Young & Son 1 1 1 Cass St LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your orders in now and be prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prices stating quantity wanted. Sutherlin Fruit Products Co. SI I III III. IN. OltlXiON. Rum On In And have your battery tested at our free testing station. Or maybe you need a new battery, if so get our prices before buying elsewhere. Special a'tention to Truck Tire wot k prompt service at right prices. TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES Roseburg Garage A: KXPl;llT MMU-: MAKKIt not a mere cr.blili T mends your shoes when they come to us. We restore shoes Instead of repairing them. To strengthen the weak nesses without care In preserving; the style of the shoe is uu old-fashioned, clumsy work. Let us show you what we do by our modern methods and factory machinery. Shoes called for and delivered, H cents extra, phone 131. W. S. HOWARD ;Hl)cir Shoe UtMlrer. Ill N. JmUoo tit. Hotwoarf,
