Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 03, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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By. Carter, per month U
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Weekly Nowi-Kevlow, per year 2.00
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paper and also the locul newi pub
Uuod herein. All right! of repuull
catlou of sriecial dlnpatchei herein
are aUo reaerved.
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Idle Money Profits Nobody.
The following subscription
rates become efrectlve April 1,
120. for tlie Nvwa-Kovlew:
lially, one year by mall....$4.00
Daily, 6 months by mull.. 2.00
.liy currier, per munth CO
vCall at office, ter month.. .35
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--- i (.u,r. t Kuilicrlin
.lin Adeline Stewart, who epenl
r.,t t-1 t lihe week end veiling Mrs. J. C.
hlfCS rlQgPOle I iken and Miss Florence Aiken, re-
Cr , ,,, ,i,.u in KiiltlAI-lill.
tlliriM'ii una ' n
1A11C :ho ponoo who ha! nothlii to do. Idle money
become! ventureeome and oft time get! Into trouble by
wasteful spending or earoleM Investing:.
The money deposited here at the Umpqua Valley Bank
is both patriotically and profitably employed. It'! work
ing for it! owner! and the comii.uiilty as well.
Interest on Time Deposit!.
JOHN M. THHO.NK, CntlUer.
the 1MPQM VALUM BANK
ROSEBURO OREOON
fc
pleted the purchase of a residence iu
Miller's addition, aoulh of his pres
ent property, belonging u Mra. N. I.
Lowen, of Bartllsvllle, Okiuhoma
Pllt III PlCLCl where lie Is employed in the public KiS II I t KUAN A
rill 111 I j . (.ijnf,!. A TlltK VIIWilN' WHIM
The new 60 foot flagpole recently Mt Truck
tirnrmred under the direction of the n Ti,,,,a ,,f the Studctiaker
local Kilts" loiliie and hauled to the OVL,ra,j, garaKe, reports the sale of
SIVKIt IIAI'LKSSIA
u "The Virgin of Stamboul," the
feature to be seen at the Antler'r
top of Ml. Neho by a Cletrac tractor ft uw tim )(,.pU,iic irUek to parties theater tomorrow, the author, II. H
in a sensational deinonsiraiion, w
put In place yesterday by a number ,..( hHUllng
or tlie memoera oi ine iouw.
new pole shows up well from the
city and is a great Imikrovement over
the one formerly In place. On ac
count of its height and the position
in which It was placed, the erection
of the pole was a difficult matter,
and the efforts of a lurgu number of
men wai required to get the pole In
place.
0 CITY NEWS '0
C. i. Hunt 1envei
County Agriculturist C. J. Hur.l
left yesterday for Portland, where ho
will attend the Jersey Jubilee to be
held in the Willamette valle y during
the coining week.
outside of town who will use It for i Van i-oan, has used the custom! of
tho Turks to great aiivaniaso, auu
thev furnish one of the most dramat
N In MimlinVlil ic Incidents in tho photoplay. When
George Culsforth, former proprie-1 Sari, tho beggar girl, so wonderfully
,i, ni .,.,, ht..l in Marsh-' portrayed by Priscilla Deal, discov-
neld but who now resides at Kiddle, ers the man the has wed n none
is vis ting In tho l ay ciil.es looking other than Ashmet Hamid. the snlek
:iiii,r hiislnesa Interests, reports the . who murdered an American In the
Coos Hay Timi s.
! initKiiiin uht receives a lolt which is
certain to thrill an audience.
&ii -nliii,iliiv This Is only one of a hundred big
a i,.i . .n, m,d rpcnllon for ' moments In tho drama, which Is
new members will be held at the based on the life and customs of fhe
......... i.... '.kh niiUi fnllnw- Turks In Stamboul, the ancient quar-
!ug the quarterly buslneiui meeting. 1 ter of Constantinople. Adhering to
which Is to he held at that time. A iaci uib uuiu. ...
large number of new members were more drama, suspense and action
taken In during the recent revival than could be created by the most
service and they will lie the guesis or . ingenious mum.
honor at the delightrul mixer recep
tion which Is being planned.
John ThriMie Itetunis
John Throne, of the Umpqua Vul
ley bank, returned last night trom ; h(.re i(,oke for a location
VJieuuaie, wnriu nu nail oemi uiienu-
Ing lo buslneas matters for a short
time.
Hew Krom Ten
J. I., and S. W. Stockton, of Croa
bylon, Texas, arrived in this city on
Sunday nnd will spend some timo
They
CAIiD OF THANKS.
Kmm'UmI TonlKlit
C. 8. McKlhiuny and Ttuss Har
ness, who have been spending the
The Sisters of Mercy Hospital re
turn most sincere thanks to Mr.
Hicks, fire chief, and his corps of
efficient men, who worked so strenu
ously to save the hospital from total
h ate, inat na .e. ,(.8truction by fire on last Wedne3-
thls part of Oregon and that they In-. d"5'' th? 28,h u,
tend to locate in this county it pos
sible.
Thanks are also due to Mr. V.
Casey and all the citizens of Hose
burg who lent their very generous
Iforts to extinguish the blaze, sav-
sweeping
Past two dais at (llendulo attending I n v. Hnshn. who recently arrived '"K the furnishings and
to business nffalrs. are expected to I In this citv from the east, and pur- '"" 'be water.
return to itoseburg tonight. They chased a home on South Main street J llosehtirg certainly should be
made the trip iu Mr. McKlhlnny's j whero he Is residing with his family proud of the heroic service rendered
car. j at the present time, Saturday com- by the fire department
TUI
On Exhibit
for TWO
DAYS only.
A
The Standaidized Car 5
QUALITY
as Lasting
as Time.
MOTOR New lU'rschell - Spillmnn,
four cylinder, one piivo removable L
lienrl, bore 3'i in., stroke in.
ItrN ITIOM Connecticut.
STARTING & LIGHTING Complete
Dyneto '2 unit Stnrtiiijf nnd I.iKhting
equipment, operating in conjunction
with large KXIDK Storage IJattery.
GUARS Spiral I'.evel Type.
TRANSMISSION Muncie Standard
selective sliding gear type, three speeds
forward and reverse.
CARIirRKTOH Zenith.
CLUTCH 10 inch single plate, dry
disc. RADIATOR Jamestown, with Ther-mo-Svplion
cooling system.
WHKKI.S '1:5x4.
AXI. ICS Salisbury front nnd rear,
roller bearings in front whe-ls. double
row New Departure- ball bearings in
rear wheels, Tiniken roller bearings in
diirerential.
STKKRING GKAR-C. A. S. Irrever
sible worm gear tvpe.
Til! KS Firestone' ',V.x.
SPKKnOMKTKR Stewart.
KRAMK Special design. ctr-i heavy .
pressed steeK beat treate,!, hot riveted
I.UIIRICATION Splash system, con
stant level, pump driven bv c m shaft
WIIPKL I'.ASK 117' ii.chcs.
On Exhibit
for TWO
DAYS only.
IltHK FROM BEfDaPOKT.
n n a . I a r.irtV Of
. a. iau iwou " - -
friends arrived yetieiJaV morning
irAa,i..f-r nn.i silent a few
hour! In Hpseburg aiteuding to bmi
i.ess manors: The trip from Iteeds-
;.ort to Scottsburg was maue u oo.
and from Scoitsburn to Rosebtrrg
he trip wai made I:, a car ueiu..B-
e u i-i.,..r of Stottsburg.
They returned home ii the afternoon
having completed their business here.
Cheap Nursery Stock
at . .".....t i.i.,h i. rices are sure
ni.u. .ftKa r---
m - f r,t old. over-
lO Drillg uui nil uia..." ;
sire, runty and generally inienui ,
independable Btuff. The planter who
buys stock offered at a nduced price ;
before making a careful Investigation
regarding the stock is entitled to
little sympathy If his new orchard ,
turns out a failure.
The home owner or i.rchardist In
tending to plant trees of any kind ,
now or wliiiin tne nexi ui j"
ki ......Hu nine his
iiiuani aiitiu.puiv u.d ,
order early with a ' n il nursery.
and pay a I'rice based on me cost u. ,
production and the la of supply i
and demand, proper 'ionate with
other commodities.
Arundel, piano tuner, ihon3 1891.
MltS. AUtOHK ItAltllKTTK,
popular Xew Hampshire
woman, who aaya Tonlac hnuwlit
..tout a wonderful change In he
omlltloii and that every min'eriii
oinan ounlit to know about tlii
'4'oiiilerful metlicliK'.
I) f
! ml
iu III Ml
An out-and-out
c-h-a-l-l-e-n-g-e !
Compare CameU with an
" ""j f ice:
Camels brine: to vou everv inv .
looked for in a cigarette! They are Z
new to your taste, so delightful in thJ!
mellow mildness and flavor, and so rT
freshing, you will marvel that so much
enjoyment could be put into a cigarette!
Camels quality is as unusual as Camelo
expert blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos which you will pref
to either kind smoked straight! St
And, no matter how liberally you smoke
Camels never tire your taste! Your del
light will also be keen when you realize
Camels leave no unpleasant cigarettv
aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor!
Compare Camels with any cigarette in
the world at any price I
Cmlm ar mold vrerywher in mctttfrticslty me fetf pe4ea
of JOctgartttlmm for 20 on(i, or tn psckailum ( 200 ctfamttmm)
tn4luin9-Bprxvrwdcmrion. We ntrongljf rwomimnd
tturn omrton for tttm hotnm or txtficm muppy or wlimn you trawl
R. J. Reynold. Tobacco Co WitutoifSalem. N. C
H. MERTEN n
Motor Can and Trucks. Dinr. (or So. Oregon
ROSEBORC. ORTCON
Tui
Conquered
the Worlds
Worst Roads
"Taiilac is a grand medicine, and I
think every sufferiiK woman ought to
know about it, was the statemen.
made recently by Mrs. Aurore Bar
rette, at her residence, 1113 Second
Street, Manchester, New Hampshire.
Mrs. llarrette is a well known and
highly respected resident of that city.
"I have not felt at all well for the
past year or more," she continued, "J
haven't been sick enough to be in
lied, but I was far from being a well
woman. At times I thought I had
kidney trouble, for I suffered almost
constantly from severe pains across
my back, just over the kidneys.
Whenever I tried to do any house
work at all that cftill pain would be
i here, and if I 'attempted lo stoop
over it just '.-It as. though my back
would break. I would get so weak
and work out I would have to sit
down and rest several times a day,
and I felt tired all the time.
"This condition made me awfully
nervous, so that I rarely ever slept
well at night, and every now and
then 1 would Jump in niy sleep, as if
Iu a fright, and my condition was
really b coming serious.
"Only two bottles of Tanlac have
brought about a wonderful change in
ifly condition. In fact, the results
I have received from this medicine
l ave really surprised me. Those ter
rible pains In my hack which used to
trouble nip every day have almost
"fi -rte:ircd. and I m goiner to keep
i li'Kim; Tanla" until they leave m?
-etirily. I have lets of energy now.
nnd am not only aide to do mv house
work, bt i get through the dav
without feeling the least bit tired. I
nm no lonner nervous like I was. and
I sleep well at night.
"I shall alwnvs he thankful' for
hat Tanlac has done for me."
Tanlac Is sold In Rosoburg by W.
K. rhaimian. and by tho leading
druggist In every town.
J
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CAR TAKKS lXJi Till!
I
DAILY WK.VTHKIt UlU'OHT.
Improperly set brakea on a Ford U. S. Weather Mureau. local office,
car belonging to B. F. Shields re-' Hoseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
suited in a runaway auto which g a. m. today:
plowed through the yard of he , p,e.lpltatlon In lnrhos and hund
Hamilton property after a wild run irjihg;
down Vista avenue in Overlook ad- , , CT
ditlon. The occupants had left the ''"Khest temperature yesterday 67
machine, the driver failing lo give 'Lowest temperature last night 36
the brakes sufficient leverage and ' 1'reclnltatlon. last 24 hours.. 0
the cur started down the hill. It Total precip. since first of mo.
went through the fence of the Ham- ' T
llton property after Jumping the ' Normal precip. for this month
curb but fortunately was little iu- 2.05
jured. I Total precip. from Sept. 1, .
n 1919. to date .....21.37
Everything of the best, and the Average precip. from Sept. 1,
!iest of everything In our line. Fruits! 1877 31.03
and Confectionery. Soft Drinks. Ice
Cream and a full line of Lunch
Total deficiency from Sept. 1
191 . I.
Average precipitation for 41
wet seasons, (September to ;
Mny inclusive) .i jm
WILLIAM DELL, Obanw.
auto "Stage to coast.
Beginning Tuesaay, 3ly 4, Oi
auto stage between Roiebort, Un
tie Point and Marshfleld will t re
sumed, tho weather pcrmittinj. Ite
stages will leave the hotel it f i
m fare to MJrtle Point
servations for the trip mijUmiii
at the hotel.
CLINTON k TAYL04
roods. Open evenings and holidays.
The Alcove, 118 N. Jackson St.
Fence Fence Fence
Page woven steel coll spring wire
fence, loop ends, no trouble to splice.
Just received car load and have in
stock the 8 bar 26 in., 8 In. stay, 10'
bar 28 in 8 in. stay for hogs; also 7
bar 36; 9 bar 39 In.; 10 bar 40 in.;
9 bar 42 in.; 13 bar 47 in. stock
fencea. and 20 bar 48 In poultry and
rabbit fence. Soft wire fence 7 bar
26 In. at 33c; 9 bar 39 In. at 42c.
Also several kinds of poultry fence,
12 to 72 Inches high. Barb wire,
brace wire and staple!. White for
price!.
I IB' t - t i f r. i t -7 : ; ! fc-iiSj;
STEARNS & CHENOWETH
Oakland and Yoncalla
SA
AutoAutoAuto-o-o
What Shall We Do?
Where Shall We Go?
Q ::'o . ii'ii my mind gets really perplexed
1 lviiow what Judd is going to do next.
I.o first had a barn, and then had a store,
.id I can't remember a lot of things more.
A (! now today as I chanced to stop,
He's fot in there a REAL AUTO SHOP.
With Langenberg Fred to fix up the queers,
r.tl good Phillip Hohl to line up the Geers.
1 heir work is done good and always done right,
The bolts and the burs are all put in tight.
So now when your auto is working real bad,
And down in your heart you feel pretty mad,
Just, take it to them, for they have a fad
To make autos run good and owners feel glad.
JUDD McMILLIN
Are prepared to store your cars, sell you oils,
grease, tires, etc. While Fred Langenberg and Phillip
Hohl, two of the best mechanics in town, are ready to
overhaul and repair your automobiles, tractors, etc.
Come in and see us at the EMPIRE BARN.
MAY3,4and5
an general clean-up dayi. The city of Itoseburg has ordered ui
to lmn ap, which meani our perw.nal appearance a! well as our.
Iwx-k yards.
You can improve the appearance of your yard at home.
We can improve. ,mu personal appearance by thoroughly cleaning
and pressing your outer apparel.
The house with a reputation.
WHO'S YOUR CLEANER?
Price arid Principle
OUR SLOGAN
Price the Lowest Principle the Highest
It is our business to sell good things to eat
We do sell you every good thing to eat that can
found in a well equipped grocery store. Our
prices and high grade goods have made the casual
buyer a steady customer. If you are not getting
Grocery Satisfaction see us.
Our line of Ready-tt.Wear Dry Goods
is increasing daily and we can save you money, w
and see our line.
Peoples Supply Co.
rhone277
TRY OUR WAY
Our Aulo Will Call