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BMSBCIUI KCTt-RBTTCT. THPIUWUT. APBUi . 1680. Mok porB -your interests CI JlSSIO NO. - Donegal Tweeds ll fabric mada on hand looms in Donegal. Ireland; a quality tabrlc of the finest type; the real article la employed In- making many Kuppenhelmer garment!. OtIK rating in your mind, our progress,' the growth of this clothing store, are things that depend entirely on us. To achieve them in the right meas ure calls for the thorough co-operation of every individual related to this business and that includes the makers of the clothes as much as.ourselves. You'll know that the House of Kuppenheimer has been working with us, shoul ' der to shoulder, in your interest, when you see the clothes we are now stowing clothes for men that express quality in their fabrics, in their style, in their workmanship. HARTH'S TOGGERY HOME OF FKOItrtllKIM HIIOKS 'she will tell Interesting stories. Sun day afternoon a service tor women only. The subject then will be. The Woman Who Told me iruiu. Go to Berkeley I Mr. and aire. C. A. Peterson, who, hare been residing In this "? for some tiiuo. im on last evening The meetings are already a success train ior oerri. a. 21 H."n forward dur- they. will remain for several month.., lug the time the ewnllts nae It Is hoped that the change will bene-: l h.r til -Mrs. reiwsuu lucsiiu- i KOHUIH ltd N K W B . P U V I K W Issued Dally Except Sunday. L. Wlmberly B. W. Bales Bei t ( Hates SIJUSCIUITION ItATKa Dally, per year, by mall 14.00 Dally, six months, by mall. . . . H on By Carrier, pur monih . f" Call at office, per nionlli. i !I5 Weekly News-ltevlcw, per year 2.00 Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication kf all news dispatches credited tn ll r not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub lished heroin. All rights of republi cation of special dispatches herein arc also reserved. Boerbura;, Oregon, April 8, 1112(1. Bl'imcltlPTIO.V ItATKM The Hollowing subscription 4 rates become effective April 1, 4 It'll), for the News-Kevlew: a ti.ilv one vear hv mull.... f 4.00 Dally. months by mall.. 2.00 By carrier, per month I0 Call at office, per month.. MANY CITUS t1MI'HTINO Thousands or cities and lowns are competing to secure new manufac turing enterprises. Much money put Into new Industries n the result Of uch efforts, has been lost. Such failures usuully resulted from In sufficient Investigation. A commit tee of business men would make a hurried trip lo look up I lie proposed enterprise. They would not no lo the bottom of the thing. After Hie concern got started, It would oflim be found that It was not us repre sented, or the hopes OI (lie promot ers would prove Illusory. Never theless many towns succeed In devel oping their own 'Iniluslrlnl growtn. Successful corporal Ions are con 'stantly enlarging their business by starting now branches In other towns' where limy cun find .workers. Such concerns do not commonly go beg ging for stock subscriptions. They very frenuenllv Insist that they lie given a chance to rent some suitable building, at least until the new en terprise gels on Its feet. There is not usuully much risk In assisting a -proposition of this kind. A progres sive town should bo willing, in pro portion to Us size and wealth, to build and rent a factory for a hope ful proposition. The country's, man- , ufocturlng facilities are taxed. A good factory building adapted to more than one purpose Is not apt To tnnd Idlo. In almost any town hav ing good manufactur.ng enterprises there are some which coulu enlarge If .they had more capital. Ilusiness men should watch the progress of such concerns. They should not be allowed to go elsewhere, or to lose a chance for development, because of a lack of pariners willing to take an Interest In their enterprise. There Is no reason for wrtilng these ponderous 500 fiusre books on the psychology of advertising. Af ter you read one of them you feel you know less about the subject than when you started In The art of writing good advertising Is rather simple, but certain definite princi ples should be followed. To make advertising the most -interesting, it should he treated as a news item .The public is always most Impressed by anything that Is new and that has happened Just i-erontly. If you print two news reports, one of some event that hapepned yesterday, and one of au event of egual Importance that happened months ago, the re port ik yesterday's event will at-trer-t far more attention. Advertising is Just as much news as any part or the N'ews-itevlew. It Is read with Just as keen interest In all newspa pers as any other news. So the first principle of successful advertising. Is to make 11 sound newsy. This is not difficult to do, as will lie seen laler. In July, 1914. the paper currency, in circulation In this country was' three per cent in excess of the gold reserve. In December, lit 19, the ra tio had Increased until the paper ex ceeded the gold by V2 per cent. In the same period tif time the cost of ( living, that Is. the cost of all Items entering Into the family budget, in creased approriniately 115 per cent. It Is more than a coincidence tiiat ' the degree of inflation of currency and prices bear so close a relation lo each other. Increase of price Is the Inevitable corollary of currency inflation, and Just so long as paper money is permitted to trlood the couniry Just so long will the present high price wave continue. You may not be able to buy a new automobile, this venr. lint mill her cau moat of your friends who ure i doing It. The man who says he Is perfectly Independent lies unless he Is the only Inhabitant of a deserted Island. If you have lost some of your "pep' It usually means that you have lost some of your mind. NKVKX TIIIN'tiH iOI AXMJT l. The startling and striking theme announced by the evangelist at the t'lHiHtian church tonight is ''Seven Things (iod Cannot Do." This Is a companion sermon to the one given last night on "Seven Things a .Man f'annot lo." The seven thiu-ts a man cannot do are as follows: cannot suve himself, cannot live to himself. cannot -bury his iiiriuence tn the gravej cannot escape death and Judgment, cannot find peace -apart from (iod, and cannot make peace with (iod without Christ, cannot de ceive (iod, and cannot escape Jesus. II was a stormy, night and there wero many counter attractions, bu the audience filled the auditorium The solo was one of the most beau tiful yet given. The evangelists have been preeminently srl- -essful, and those who hear them are mostly very much pleased. He does not hesi tale in plain language to point out sin. and show its dangers. Mrs. Cross will have a children's hour on Triday -afternoon at 4:15, in which h Nobody cares anything a" out your troubles unless there's some scandal connected with them. A complete line of Infants' venr, coats, dresses, bonnets, Jackets, hos iery, comforts, Ulrtrudes kimona. lieu Millinery. Type that etter T.rtn a CnpnNA On display at 125 Cass street; it MAN'S BEST AGE A man is as old as his organs ; he can be as vigorous and healthy at 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. Keep your vital organs healthy with GOLD MEDAL - Th world's itandard remdy fci kidney, livar, bladder and uric acid troubles sines 1696; corrects disorders; stimulates vital organs. AU druggists, three sizes. Leek for lh name (sold Modal on every boa and accept t inutetioa Will STORAGE r BATTERY U Lara THERE is one thing about our business that interests you all the time that is the matter of getting top-notch service and long life out of the battery on your car. That means a job for Sou and a job for us. Even batteries with Threaded Rubber Insulation must, be kept charged and must have water put in once in a while. m v m m Douglas County Conference at the Baptist Church Roseburg. Oregon, Sunday, April II, '20 g m All Day-A,Great Day: 10:30, 2:00. 7:30 Who are Invited? All church members and friendly citizens are lnited. Will you be (here? You should. Yes. this Is one meeting you cannot afford to miss. The greatest World Survey ever presented to a Itose burg audience. Stercopilcon Survey in the etening at 7:30. m COME! liitprcliurch World Movement of Xorlli Aniriici - 1 lllllill Ifllilllil Everybody's Doing' It! Selling Goods on the Lowest Bed RocK Margin Grocerteria Department Get the Habit ! EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE More Money for your Produce M. L Daniels I More Goods for your Money. O. J. Lindsc ,,u,me 1S 1x3 till II" rmfflf IOll the Coddling Moth It is only the big sound pple that mat vout profit, the wormy ones go to the cider mill.' Spray regularly and thoroughly with Sherwin-Williams DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD- It has maximum killing power but will not bum tlie foliage. It is made to stick and is not easily washed otf by heavy rains. It is the most widely used Dry Arsenate of Lead in the country. We will gladly give you prices and literature. Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon ARTM 1 -fl r ;ViH H U - f-M Sherwin-Wiiuams Product? LARGEST MAKERS INSECTICIDES IN THE WOULD Auto Electric Station 312 N.Jackson Street - lUlX E. XYliltlON KKItU H yt AI.ITV 1 FI:EIS. We wash and polish cars at Mer ten's garage. lXiCiS FOK HATCHING. Thorouglibred white Hocks from Un) (pn Htruln. AIho thoroughbred 3 C. White LfKlinrns Tanmd strain. Ekrh $8.00 per hundred. A few while Hock cockerels for sale, $4.00 t.'iibh. A. S. Hunt, 225 Jackson St., N., Hoseburg, Oregon. Fence Fence Fence Are preparetl under the direction i of Prof. C. S. llrewster, formerly of tho Poultry neimrtient. Oregon Ar rl -tiltural College. They will main tain the health and vitality of your flock, husten the growth of profit able broilers and early laying pul lets and produce more eggs from your laying flock. Kor growing chicks use Kerr's Chirh Feed, Chick "Developer Mash and Developing Scratcn Feed. Kor laying hens uso Iforr's Scratch Feed and En Produced. Kor sale by vcourgh Bros., Rose btll'K, Oregon. Headquarters for. potiltrymen. Advertise in News-Review. Auto Owners! We would be pleased to test your Batteries Free . at any time and ajlv-c you expert advice on the enre of Katteiies. When pnrclinsing new batter ies get our price. We can save yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 41 1 N. Jackson St. Itoscblirg. Wo are headquarters for flour. Try ' our Pickett, Snowdrift and Olympic brands of hard wheat flour. The price is right. Peoples Supply Co. Now la the time to have your Diano artistically tuned. C. - H. Aruntlcl, phone 1K9-L, 25 years In ternational exoerlence. Splrelia Corsetlere, Clara Comm. Phone 311 V. Washington. PROFESSIONAL CARDS lIt." H." IllRAIFOHD W IVI t'htropi actors. West Hoseburg. Phone 40K4. Ilt. Clam K. AM.EV Dentist at 331 Perkins Building, Roseburg. Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m- 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 65. Dlt. C. It. WAHK PIIVSUIAN AM) lil'nGKON Rooms 41-42-423 Perkins Bldg Oil ice Phone 81. Res. 162. MRS. p. l(. OWEX Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs, Wedding Bouquets, Etc. Ill Cajs St. For sale at the Fern. Phone 24Q. Roseburg. Oregon. DR. 8. I,. IW.tlT Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon. Phones' office 119. residence 454-J. 31 321 Perkins Building. Roseburg Oreiton. Hit. .M. II. Pl.YI.KIt Chiropractic i'hys.rlan, 222 W. Lane SJ. Elec trical treatments. Hours 9 to 5. Phone 152. UUA1IU; I.Itj Wire Auction eer will get you the high dollar. Better look him up before arrang ing sale. Dates made at Unipqtia Valle Hank. Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Phones: Office 171; Res., 172. 1K. l.l CKTTA. SMITH. PHYSICIAN Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic Building. Ml. C. A- SMITH. M. T. ) Successfully treats all diseases. Consultation Free. Lady attendant. Office 404 N. Jacon. Phone 122-J. Hours S a. m. to s p. tn. I'll. II. W. TlTl'8, l. M. !., Dentist. Modem Equipment and Methods. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; 1 p. m. to 6 p. in. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. COT t AGE UROVE. OREGON. THE Rl'lTER SANITARIUM (Incorporated) Our Improved facilities are being appreciated, so that even now de sired entrance should be arranged fur several days In advance. Dr. Itrower Is tho house physician and is prepaicd to answer any call made upon him. Phone S1J. 127 West Douglas street. DB. V. L. HITTER, Medical Dlractor Page woven steel coil spring wire fence, loop ends, no trouble to splice. Just received cur load and have in stock the 8 bar 26 In., 8 in. slay, 10 bar 28 m 8 is. 'stay for hogH; also 7 bar 36; 9 bar 39 in.; 10 liar 40 in.; 9 bar 42 in.; 13 bar 47 In. stock reuces, and 20 bar 48 in poultry and rabbit fence. Soft wire fence 7 bar 20 in. at 33c: 9 bar 39 In. at 42c. Also several kinds of poultry fence, 12 to 72 inches high. Barb wire, brace wire aud staples. White for prices. STEARNS & CHENOWFTII Oakland and Yoncalla Sheet MetalWork OF ALL KINDS J- H. SINNIGER 119 OA K STKKKT PHONK 42M Take Your Automobile TO A ' CLEANING We make a Specialty o Washing it 'till it "SHINES" Fully Equipped to Make Good C. 0. BAKER Motor Shop Garage 444-N. Jackson HOUSEHOLD CONVENANCES Kitchen Cabftiets, Btllt In effects of any sort are made by us. Its all home Industry. See us about anything In this line you want. TheJ.G.FlooKCo. Phone TOO LIME. SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your orders in now and be prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prices stating quantity wanted. Sutherlin Fruit Products Co. KITHICKI.I.N, OREGON. .- - III Sll YOlTt PAPER Will pay so cents per 100 His. for newspapers and mnga- zlnes until. APRIL 1.1. Papers must be tied up and delivered at Merger's .lunk Simp. No calls will be made 4) at above price 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 attention to Truck Tire wotk prompt service at right prices. TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES R oseburg G arag'e HIDES All kinds of JUNK wool and Cascara nark. Including paper, also mohair. Cast Iron and Dry Pores. Berger Junk Shop Comer Cass and Pine, ROSEUIHQ. ORE. A:f K XPERf SHOE SIAKEft not a mere cobbler mends your shoes when they ; come to us. restore shoes instead of repairing them. To strengthen tho weak nesses without care in preserving the style of the shoe r an old-fashioned, clumsy work. Let us show you what we do by our modern methods ana factory machinery. ' Shoes called for and delivers! H cents extra. Phone 131. W. S. HOWARD Goodyear Six Ilepalrrr. til M. JaakJQQ 8. Honour
