Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 20, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text4 v Mm THP1W One-Day Service Best Possible Finishing, Personal Attention On your films, leave them at the KODAK DEPARTMENT-.. Bank Building. If You Want taking it Easier M You ought to be interested in what we have men's clothes, It's important': 1 We've purchased only the kind ' of clothing we are certain will eive the maximum service-long, wear; KUPPENHEIMER good clothes-good in sty! 3, in fabrics and workmanship. 2. We've curtailed every expense -that was not essential to the kind of service that is of benefit to you Florsheim Shoes Wear HARTH'S TOGGERY See Our Windows JUNIOR NEAR-EAST RELIEF-DANCE Wednesday Evening, April 21 ARMORY Music, by Ott's Orchestra inMSXIONSl.OO 5gSjS A Good Time Spring Select your spring styles from oar dow nrrivrJs of wools, serges, silks, printed crepe de 'chene nnd voiles. We also bave In Now Spring Coats. The annp and freshness of Spring find expres sion In the chic styles and brilliant weaves of our new fabrles. They combine exquisite taste with perfect reliability which stamps them as the best. I. ABRAHAM ' "Everything the Best" CltV GOODS pitMrBrv- I 1 tP-'frlZmir i! Electrical Contracting ... Don't pay double for your electric work. We are operating on an independent basis, and claim to do the best electrical work In the city. Our men are specialists in this line. Ses us If you want best results. No danger when we Install Electric Work. MILLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP 123 N. Main Street " Phone 447 Who's Your Cleaner? What would b the condition of the banking business If anyone who cared to could hold himself out as a banker? What protection would you hare against frauds? Is tail not the condition in the cleaning business today? Our trado name Is your protection. Oyer six years ef successful business and good service Is our proof. WHO'S YOUR CLEANER? TRY OUR Ph one 277 LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your orders in now and be prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prices stating quantity wanted. Sutherlin Fruit Products Co. 8CTHERIJJI, for You to Buy Good Spring Clothes it LADIES FREE El For Everybody. Styles WAY Our Auto Will Call OREGON. 2i sSJ done to lower the cost of We ve put our profit at a figure that most merchants would con- , 6ider a loss, if interest on ihe investment be considered. We have ready an unusual large stock of Kuppenheimer good clothes; new Spring models; per- . - fectly styled and expertly tailor ed; fabrics and patterns that will command your interest. , why? A man at sixty years of age is either a failure or a success. BEECIIAM'SPIIJLvetoH made for sixty years and have the largest sate of any medicine in the world ! Millions use BEECHAM'S PILLS Sold mtnkn, In box, 10c, 25c ' Apfhup Valiian Wallealev. arand. sen of the duke of Wellington and sor. of Lord and Lady 0. Wellesley. Lord Wellesley Is attache at Rome for Eng land It present. Strong Women By. Dr. Valentins Mott. Women and men too are just as strong and thy as their blood. Vigor aid health come with good blood. Without g-ood red blood a woman has a weak heart and poor nerves. In the spring is the best time to take stock of one's condition. If the blood is thin and watery, face pale or pimply, if one is tired and listless, generally weak, a Spring Tonic should be taken. An old fashioned herbal remedy that was used by nearly everybody 60 years ago is still safe and sane because it contains no alcohol or narcotic It is made of roots and herbs and called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. If druggists do not keep it in tablet form, send 60 cents for a vial to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y. I An I HUH V. WtLLtSLbT LADIES ; f f rf - f ; WEAR tt C5t( ;;1 - Ni M II m heal L Workers From All Parts of County Meet In This City Thursday and Friday. PROGRAM IS PREPARED Prominent Speakers Will Moke Talks on KubJix U Pertinent to Ilelig Lous Work in Ilible Schools During the Convention, Sunday school workers of the city are looking forward to the two-day convention to be held in the city Thursday and Friday. Some of the prominent leaders of the state are to bep resent and take part In this county convention which will be at tended by delegates representing HI ble schools from nearly all of the cities and towns of the county. It is expected that between ISO and 2!VJ active Sunday school .workers will participate in this convention in ad dition to local residents who are in terested in the work and who desire to attend the sessions. Mrs. Clara G. Reson is state sec retary of the State Interdenomina tii. mil Sunday School association and is well known In this city, having visited here frequently. She is an excellent speaker and her talks arc always arcntly enjoyed. W. I.. Van Nuys, of Portland, will be one of the principal speakers and will conduct interesting sessions on Thursday. Harold Humbert, well known singer. song leader and speaker, will be here on Friday and will give several talks. sharing the platrorm with J. w I;oyt, a Ilible school worker of na tional repute. Rev. J, E. Condor, pastor of the M. E. church, Bouth, and Attorney C. F. Hopkins, teacher of the broth el hood class of the Baptist church, will also speak. The program for the convention Is as follows: C. H. Hilton, Pres. Elslo Hudson, Sec.-Treas. Thursday Afternoon. 2:00 P. M. Song and praise service. 2 : 1 5 President s short address. 2:30 Reports of Bchools. 3:30 Address, Mrs. Clara G. Esson, Portland. 4:00 Address, W. L. VanNuys, Portland. Thursday Evening. 7:45 Song and praise service. 8:00 Address, "The Bible School and the home," Rev. J. E. Conder. 8:30 Address, "The Educational Value of the Sunday School," W. L. VanNuys, Portland. Friday Morning. 9:30- Song and praise service. Appointment of committees. 9:45 Address. "The Vacatlonal Bible School," J. W. Hoyt. 10:15 Address, Mrs. Clara O.. Es- son. - 10:45 Question Rox, Sunday School Problems, Harold Humbert. Friday Afternoon. 2:00 Song and praise. 2:20 "The Pin Cushion Black Board," J. W. Hoyt. 2:60 "The Work of Men's Classes," Chas. F. Hopkins. 3:10 Address, Harold Humbert. 3:45 Committee reports. 4:00 Departmental conferences. Friday Evening. 7:45 Song and praise service. 8:00 Address, Harold Humbert. KERR'S QUALITY roUITitY FEEDS. Are prepared under the direction of Prof. C. S. Brewster, formerly of the Poultry Department, Oregon Ag ricultural College. They will main tain the health and vitality of your flock, hasten the growth of profit able broilers and early laying pul lets and produce more eggs from OREGON NO. 2474 Pure bred Shire. Will be at Brockway, April 22, forenoon Looking Glass, afternoon Roseburg, April 23-24 If interested In good horses come and see Oregon. We will make arrangements for regular season stands. E.A.KRUSE&SON Quick Action Corn Cure "Gets-It" 8 tops Pain Instantly and Corn 8oon Lifts Eight 01 A few drops of "Qets-It" quenchea corn pains llk water quench Are. Gives you immediate relief. The corn begins to lose Its crip at once. In a day or two It Is so locee that you can lift It off, roots and all. 'twtsct thumb and finger, i That's the last of It, as millions have found out. It Is the simple. ! effective and common-sense war to . bo rid of corns. "Gets-It." the never-falllnc, guar anteed, money-back corn remover. I; ..... . aru store, Mf a by IB. Lswrenos A Oo Chicago. . Tnnla.. 1 In .1 Ku T EV f.hanman unA hv the Innitlne druggists In every town. your laying flock. For growlag chicks use Kerr's Chicb Feed, Chick Developer Mash and DeveloplngScratch Feed. For laying hens use Kerr's Scratch Feed and Egg Produced. For sale by Vc:burgh Bros,, Rose burg, Oregon. Headquarters for poultrymen, 25.00 REWARD For Information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of boys or persona shooting lambs, Saturday or Sunday, April 10 and 11, on the old Rose Henry ranch, now known as the Stewart ranch. Oive Information to Sheriff Geo. K. Qulue. F. A. GREGG. Nifty millinery at Bellows, not over $15. tt SALVATION ARMY TO MAKE BOYSFARMERS Neglected Youngsters to Be Given Thorough Training In Mechanics of Farming. With thorough appreciation of the Value to the state of trained agricul turlsts, versed In modern methods and with a knowledge of applied mechanics necessary to modern farming, the Salvation Army In Its Home Service Program for Oregon, plans to make useful farm hands, If not farm experts of many neglected and dependent youngsters. Throughout the state there are always lads whose ager range frem seven and eight to fifteen years, who will have no future apart from poverty and comparative ignor ance and probable criminality. Op portunities such as these to be offered by the Industrial and Agricultural school the Salvation Army plans to establish at North Yamhill, on the 100 acre farm on which bow stand the buildings of the Bishop Boott school, win open before these lads a useful life. Brought up to manhood In clean surroundings, with dally instruction In ordinary schooling and practical In struction and practice in farming, the youngsters will not only be saved from bad citizenship but given an honorable profession er trade with which to earn their ewa way as men. At the Yamhill school, to be pattern ad after the famous Lytton school con ducted by the Salvation Army In Cali fornia, both boys and girls will find all Ihe essentials of preparation for life's battle. The girls will be taught sewing, household duties, cooking etc. The boys will be trained in several trades and In farming, horticultural and animal husbandry pursuits and modern farm mechanics. And while their bodies and minds are being trained thMr responsibilities as cititens and members of society will not be neglected la fact, one cf the strongest teachings of the Salva tion Army is Americanism. The school Is non-sectarian. Through th efforts of the Sslvatltn Army In Porttsnd, several boys have been taken from up state Oregon towns and placed at the California farm school temporarily until the funds made available by the financial campaign. May 1 to May 10. provide for the opening of the Yamhill school County advisory boards In every coun ty In Oregon are helping tne Salvation Amy In this great work with children. Peel U Off jjt V 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS Arundel, piaao tuner. Pnone 189L. Factory expert will be with Mars tors Drug Cu. on April 26, 27 and 28 to give lessons in graining and beau tifying your home with t'hl Naiuel Varnish. , KOT1CK FOR W1S. The undersigned, clerk of School District No. 4, in Roseburg, Oregon, will reeelve sealed bids up to 6:00 o'clock p.m. Monday, April 26, 1920, at bis office In the city of Roseburg. (1) . For the repair of old fur naces now Installed III the Rose school building, or (2) . For a battery ot three now furnaces to be installed, on plans and specifications acceptable to the School Board, In the Ruse school Building. This work In either Instance. to be completed on or before Sept. 1st, 1920. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For further Information Inquire of UOSCOK N. GREEN. Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Of fice, Washington, D. C, March 26 1920. Notice Is hereby given thai subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June 9, 1916 (3f Stat., 218), and the instructions ol the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15, 1917, the timber on tin following lunds will be sold May T2 1920, at 10 o'clock .a. m.. at public auction at the United States lunf office at Roseburg, Oregon, to tht blaiieBt bidder at not less than tht appraised value as shown by fhl notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary ot the In terlor. The purchase price, with at additional sum of one-fifth of on per cent tboreof, being commission) allowed, must be deposited at tlmi of sale, money to be returned If salt 1b not approved, otherwise paten' will issue for the timber which musi be removed within ten years. Bldr will be received from citizens of thr United States, associations of sucl citizens and corporations organised under the laws of the United Stater or any state, territory or dlstrlc1 thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any offor of a larger unit. T. 16 8.. R. 1 W., Sec. 7, Lot 2, fir 5 M., Loi 3, fir 300 M., not to be sold for less than $1.60 per M. T. 19 S.. R. 1 W., Sec. 33. SWM SW, fir 100 M.. 8E SV4, fir 1070 M., not tc be sold for less than $1.75 per M. T. 37 S., R. 7 W.. Sec. 11. NE NEW fir 615 M., sugar pine 3G M., none ot the fir timber to be sold fur less than $1.25 per M., and none of the sugar pine timber to be sold for less than $3.00 per M. T. 87 S., R. 7 W., Sec 13, Lot 6, fir 800 M., NWU SEU fir 600 M pine 25 M.. 6W SEtt. fir 2000 M.. Lot 7, fir 1200 M., NE hi 8W14, fir 170 M pin 170 M., SK SWU, flr 1200 M , none of the fit timber to be sold for less than $1.25 per If., and none of the pine timber to be sold for less than $2.60 per M CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. v PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. R. P. BRADFORD A WIVE Chiropractors, West Roseburg Phone 40F4. DR. CLAIK K. ALI.K.V Dentist ai 131 Perkins Building, Roseburg Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a m- 1 to 6 p. m. Phone 6G MRS. F. D. OWEN Cut Flower Potted Plants, Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets, Etc. Ill Caw Bt. For sale at the Fern. Phon 240, Roseburg. Oregon. DR. 8. Ia DeLATf Osteopathic Physician and Burgeon. Phones office 11, residence 464-J. 319 820 Perkins Duildlng, Roseburg Oregon. 1)11. M. tl. I'l.Yl.kll Chiropractic Pnys.clan. 222 w. Lane Bt. Klec trical treatments. Hours 9 to 5. Phone 152. Office Hours: 10 to 12, i to 4. Phones: Office, 171: Res., 172. DR. I.UClCTTA B.HITH. I'll YHK IAN Women and Children Dlscaaes Specialty. Office. Masonic Building. DR. C. A. SMITH, M. T. Successfully treats all diseases Consultation Free. Lady attendant. Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J. Hours I a. m. to 6 p. m. DR. H. W. TTTL'H, D. M. n Dentist Modern Equipment and Methods. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m : 1 p. m to t p. m. Evenings and Sundays 07 appointment. COTTAOB OROVE, ORBOON. Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur far fertiliser, sulphur tor plant dusting, lime in Bbls., arsenate of lead, black leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. LOIK1B DIRECTORY. KNKi-IITH OF PYTHIAS Alpha, Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jaekton aaa Cass sts. Visitors always welcome, C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. . CHAS. F. HOPKINS. M. f. E. a. WIMBKRLY. K. R. 0. L. O. T. M. Jkweburti Hive No. It, holds regular reviews on aseoM and fourth Friday afternoons tm Maocabee hall. Slaters of other hives visiting In the eitr are aor many invited to attend our views. Maccabea hall on. 8treet. ELLA LANE. Com. JESSIE RAPP, Col. tiAGLKS, Roseburg Aerie meets la their hall on Jackson 8L, In IM and 4th Monday evening of esc. month, -.t 8 o'clock. Visiting brattn ren in good standing alwaya wait come. FRED P. CLARK, W. P. P. .. VICTOR MICELLj, W. P. B. r. GOODMAN, Secretary. The H. R. E. I. A. Union Meetta-. will be held at the Maccabbee halt every first and third Wednutdaya of the month. B. t. O. EIKS, Vvoeeourg ladf, So. . 8'JO Holds regular eommaalea tlona at the Elks' Temple each Thursday ot every montha All members requested to at tend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited ta attend. , HARRY HiLDEBURN, B. . IRA R. RIDDLR. HyT. VKNJlHlOlt.S OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. V brib ing neighbors Invited to attend. EDITH CHURCHILL. O. N. TILL1E I. JOHNSON, Clark. I. O. O. F. MilletaMun Lodge No. Meets In Odd Fellows' Teatpie, corner Jackson and Case Bta., en Saturday evening of each weak. Visiting brethren are alway. wel come. VICTOR BOYD. N. O. A. J. GBDDF8, Res. 80. J. B. BAILEY. Fla. lea. REIIKKAII8. nosenarg Rebekatt Lodge, No. 41, I, O. O. F. Usees in Odd PellowV Tempi eveiY week on Tuesday cvenlac at Uw Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting maai bers In good standing are lavlta4 to attend. . MAUD PLYI.ER, N O. BRLL9J STEPHENSON, Sao. DBLLA LEWIS. Financial Bet. WOODMEN OF WOULD. Camp No. 126. Meeta In U Od Fallows' hall In Roaburg bverj 1st and Jru Monday evenings. Vh King neighbor always welcome. H. CARRICK, O. 0. U. II. MILLER. Clark. LOYAL ORDER. OF MOORB. Ron burg Lorge No. 1017 Meets sec ond and fourth Wednesday even ing of each month at t o'clock la the Moose ball. All vbritlng Bro thers are Invited to attend. C. W. CLOAKS). Dictator. H. O. PARGETBR. Sorretarr A. K. A. M., tdiuref Txidso Ro. la. Regular communications 2nd ani fourth Wednesdays each month 'it Masonic Temple, Rosebnrg, Or Visitors welcome. A. A, WILDER, W. M., W. F. HARRIS. Beev O. E. S., Roaehara; Chapter So, 8 Holds their regular nieetlnf on the 1st snd 3rd Thursday In melt month. Visiting members In gooa standing are respectfully invited to attend. I.EONA AFIRAHAM. W. 11. FREE JOHNSON. Secy. L O. O. P., Rising Star Ixxlge No. 1T meets In the Odd Felloi ' Tempi every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. Victor Mlcelrl. N. O., Perry Boyd, V. O . J EARI.E PICKJCNS. Ree. tea. M FICKLE. Financial fW ROHKRURQ LOIH1B NO. 1008, Wat ted limtherhnod of Maintenance of Way Employee and Railway fcna Lntxirers, Affiliated with (he A. F. of L Meets at Moose ball Hi first Wed., fourth Sat nlghta and third Snnday of each month. J F. SMITH, President. W. J. MEREDITH, Rccd. See, GEO. MAO IVKJt, rta. Be?, , . i"