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Constipation w "HERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain's Tablets for consti nation. When the oroocr B dose is taken their action is so agreeable and so natural that you do not realize that it is the effect of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper ties that aid in establishing a natural, and regular action of the bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets have cured many cases of chronic constipation. Salvation Army Campaign Success Word from widely separated aec b,i9 of (he state show ttiat the Sal liion Army campaign for a. budgot i j s 1.000 to finance Its home ser re program, purchase the Yamhill jrra for an agricultural school for pendent boys, purchase the White ki.-Id home for a rescue and matern f home for Oregon girls and erect fce central building to house the te's activities enlarged by the tre anliu growth In demand for the huv's services. Is going over strong. (Out in the farming sections the tma are searching out workers in -:r districts to give. "We want tr army to continue its good work tth the boys and with the man who ?down." if their reason. "We want e boys sent back to the farms and to Salvation Army is doing It." oni all over the state comes the rii that the plan for the scohol at n:hlll has supplied ono of the Itatest wants of rural Oregon. jj"Ovor tV t:! and over plus" Is a) Kll'-.IH i-C . HIV lUlllliy inill- Ipn prf-iiiicntf. A complete check Saturday is expected to see the m linn over the top in the dis fc outside of Portland. Prelimln f cm "ks : how success. tR. J. .Moore. Xewberg chief, says teams raised a fourth of the Vta In two hours and came in with 100 in cash. 3lali'h Wormian at McMinuvjllei Ike; the same encouraging re ft. V II. Rickart at Corvallln, says toritaniazlion sot started lute but Solvation Army appeal is taking ?vili fire and the money Is com ln generously. Four districts Sc'. tr.er S.iUirilny. a. C. Itorrnstaedt in charge at Sa il fays the f'r--t day in the field Wit over IlL'lto. a fourth of the f'r quota, and that Hie Marion 0ity workers outsldo of the capl t limits were reporting in nbout .ame ratio of collections. At Tillamook, W. L. Campbell re Its the drive well under way and fcrsa part of the total In hand. I .tmeri-an Legion boys are going Thursday and Friday and clean Tillamook's total. j field has made the campaign there entirely voluntarary and payroll and I Individual contributions have alread 'come in for more than half of the total. R. C. Parker in command at Ore gon City, reports his committees all at work and ap rellmlnary check on returns Indicates the drive will close I there ahead of time with an over I subscription. Five districts in Union county went i over the top early last Saturday morning and others were complet I fug tneir quotas yesterday. J. M. Hawkins, commanding the Linn county forces, started off the I Albany campaign with a big part of his quota in sight. E. (. Hlanchar, chief at Hood River, relays the first report from outlying districts as from the Doe section which went 12 per cent orer its quota before the drive opened. St. D. Orange reported hnlf of his quota raised in Pilot Rock section of Umatilla county the first day of the campaign. Asa W. Rattles, heading the Grant county forces, reports a fourth of the county precincts over the top and the rest coming in fast.. WAXTS CAKXIVAL POSTEItS. The Chamber of Commerce this morning received a letter from a rest dent of (lazelle. California, asking for several of the .Roseburg Straw berry Carnival auto windshield pos ters. He stated In his letter that he noticed one of the signs on a pass ing tourist's car and was desirous of assisting in the advertisement work. This goes to show the effect iveness of the recent schemo adopted by the committee. HAVE COLORJN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take Olive Tablets To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets (a vege table compound mixed with olive oil) act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25c lain1! I-., Montcopierv nt Marsh- i 'nlllKflr 5H ushes BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS F B1STwhi2fshJ?"k B" THE F. P. DAU.EY CORPORATIONS ITD.. BUFFALO. N. Y. Will Find Work For Ex-Soldiers A free employment service to aid "-soldiers to get In touch with Jobs has been started by the Lawrence Cordon real estate company. The ac tio has been made necessary be cause of the large number of ex-soldiers who have been lured to this city by the expectation of securing homestead land and who upon ar riving and making an extensive in vestigation find lh.nii.lvA. nd unemployed. There are undoubt edly a large number of Jobs open In the county and there are certainly a great many men without Jobs. There are ex-service men who want to work and who are entitled to good Jobs. The majority of them want farm work and as farm labor is at a premium there will probably be lit tle difficulty in finding positions for these men. The Lawrence-Cordon company will endeavor to place men out of employment and will do this without remuneration. Persons de siring tO emillnv hnln In a ,.nnK of work can co-operate by letting the oaice Know ot the vacancy that ex ists and In this manner a great many deserving ex-soldiers can be given work. SOCIAL PANCfc First Ripe Berries Are Reported Today What are believed to be the first ripe strawberries of the season were picked by (J. H. Wilson on Iho hill side near his place in Alexander Park yesterday. The berries were wild, but there are lots of them. Mr. Wil son stated today, and of ihe lineal kind for the uncultivated sort. The berry season is fully three weeks late this year, as ordinarily strawberries come on by the middle of April. Cold and unfavorable weather conditions this spring have delayed this luscious fruit, but In a few days the culti vated varieties will begin to ripen here. Mr. Wilson stated that he has about elitht thousand plants in his garden, and under the warm sun shine of the past week they are rapid ly coming to' a mature condition. Generally throughout the berry dis tricts of the county a big erop Is an ticipated, and it is believed there will he lots of the fruit by the time the Strawberry Carnival date rolls around. Twilight League AT 8VKE9' HALL. Friday night. May 7. Tickets SO cents, ladle siree. Dancing to 12. Good music and a good time for everybody. Marsters Ranch At' Nugget Sold K. M. Marsters left this morning for Corvallls, where he will accept employment in a logging camp. Mr. Marsters yesterday completed a deal whereby he disposed of hit 39-acre farm at Nugget to Mrs. Agnes Bob Adsit, of Minneapolis, Minn., who will make her home In this county In the future. The farm consists of 39 acres containing a family orchard Slid general farming tract. The buildings are modem and well fur nished. Mr". Marsters, who has charge of the postoffice at Nugget, will Join her husband at Corvallis as soon as she .can secure her release. Mrs. Adsit Is a new arrival from Minnesota and is greatly pleased with Oregon and particularly Douglas county. 0 CITY NEWS a ROLLED OATS Arundel, piano tuner, pnone 169L, Bprella Oorsetiere. Clara Corum. Phone, 402-R. 311 W. Wash. tf. Nifty millinery at Bellows, not over. 15. t; Poultryinen get your kale plants from Earl vosburg, 703 Fullcrton, 50c per 100. See Pat for mill work, cement, plastering, brick and shop work stone blocks, etc. Entertainment and box social at Day Schood Saturday. May 8, Ump qua, Oregon, at 7:30 sharp. All the girls will bring boxes. Foutch's Grill will hereafter re main open until 12 o'clock p. m. Short orders at all times, best of ser vice, lintel Grand block. LsonfoSfarflFor Biliousness The twilight league nelson Is to start wlhln a short time and the schedule will be announced within the next few days. At an executive meeting last night several matters were given consideration, II rue Bridges, L. J. Relzenstein, Andy Matthews and Story lies being elect ed official umpires and Chan. Stan ton official score keeper. There in a possibility that there will be only three teams this year, the Christtnn, Baptist and Presbyterian, the Me thodists as yet having (ailed to se cure a suitable Hneup. flowo'er. an effort will be made to brim; in the fourth team, but if not lh lea I gue will be continued with the three! organizations. The three teams now in the league are stronger that ever before and some of the players have i ret-n practicing in spite of the fact :t the grounds at present urn in very poor condition. With-jn a short time the diamond will be scrr.jiej ina in in readiness mr tne seasons pluy and practice wiil ho utartert. A great deal of new material has biou secured and Inter: .t i keen ii the work of the t.v.lie.; league. Sonic good games an fi&mreU and th.i season will proba'ilv stiirt abou. c;t.i.u) time pj in pre loin yen.ru. Sick Headache, Sour Stomach . Bloat ing. Gas, Constipation all these dis tressing coo sequences of indigestion are avoided If the bowels are keep open and regular. FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS act promptly, without pain or nausea. They clear the boweis, sweeten the tomacb and tone up the liver. E. R. Whltehnrtt. R. P. D. 1, Norforfc. Va Foley Cathsrtkajl'ahleti hare 4oo ma toon good than aor madiata I vr uaad." Sold fcJverywnore. pur Aim Our Claim Kive you the best pos iUe values in hijjh frd'le Merchandise for w least possible price, very day in the year. Fair and square treatment for every customer. A most complete and up-to-date stock of dependable Merchandise at all times. I OUR NEW line of Ladies and Childrens House Dresses and Hosiery has arrived. Be sure and look them over and get fur lew cash price. Also Mens Dress and Work Shoes, Overalls and Work Shirts. pEOPLESSUPPLYfjOMPANY i 'wm.www.'m.wm.'.'m'm.'m.wm.wm''''- fi?' Audience Hears Evangelist Rippey SI'TllERLIN. .May 6. (Special) With an Increasing attendance and interest at the Seventh Day Advent 1st meetings, which began Sunday evening, Kvangelist Rippey spoke last night on the subject of Christ's return. From John 14 ho showed Kiat Christ promised to return to this earth, and that this fans been the desire of all ages. Ho alBO stated that there were many other scrip tures where prophets and apostles had spoken of the second coming of Christ. The speaker demonstrated that the coming would be persona) and. literal, using the following scriptures as proof: Psalms .1:5; Acts 1.9-11: Rev. 1.7: John 20.10 15 and 25-27. From these scriptures the evangelist proved that Christ would come as a man In the clouds of heaven just as he went away, and that we would know him by the print of the nails in his hands, which he would earrv throughout eternity. From 1 Thes. 1 15.1 :-! 7. 2 Thes. 1.7 9, and 2.8. he proved that the rinht eous dead would be raised nt Christ's second coming and that Ihe righteous living would be translated t that time, while the wicked would fall dead because of the brightness of I Ills coming. Isaiah 20.4 and Jere- J mlah 4.23-21! were cited to show that this old world would be completely; broken up at Christ's coming. The subject tonight will be "The Signs of Ills Coming. 0 MXCE AT TIM.KR. HEINLINE-M00BE CONSERUATORV MUSIC AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Accredited Teachers Only The Suite rfenmnd highly efficient teacher and tbbi St'luxd complies 100 Hr cent r. rth the State law, KolilliUKen lllilg. riiono illH) M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class woi k Let me figure with you. i x .104, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Itosebuig, Oregon. Electrically ioasted To Extend Meat Flavor VVithou increasing the butcher's bill is one problem in economy solved by using more Rolled Oats. These tine, big, Western-grown oats, electrically toasted to a rich golden color, blend well with such economical ground meats as Liberty steak, pork sausage and chopped veal making the" meat "go round " at a small cost. Seventy seven new ways to use Rolled Oats an J Pancake Flour are given in Rolled Oats and Pancake Flour Cook Book by sabelle Clark Swezy Off the press shortly A postcard request will br in' you a free copy Address our home office, West Waterway, Harbor Isl and, Seattle. Fisher' Less-Expensive Pork Sausage Balls. 1 pound w.U-s.anoned pork sausage. I cups conked KlUllKll'S KOLLKD OATH. 4 teaspoonful pppr. teaspoonful sag. 4 leaepoonful thymfc teaspoonful salt. Mil well, form Into flat cakes and cook In hot skillet until thoroughly don.. SEATTLE TACOMA FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY PORTLAND L. BELLINGHAM MT. VERNON i-it Everything of the best, anil the best of everything In our lino. Krults and Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Ice Cream and a full line of I. villi Ii goods. Open ev.nlngs and holiduys. The Alcove, lis X. Jackson St. .NOTICE OF SPECIAL MtiiTIXG OK SIOtKllOLIll US. Some Land Bargains I have quite a few nice homes to sell In Roseburg, several nice country homes In tuenbower, some of them well Improved and up to date, ranging from 4 Vi to IS acres; small and large farmc on Cow Creek, above Glendale, ranging from 40 acres to 600. Come and see the property. If the land suits we will try to make the price right. Write or call on H. J. WILSON, Rt. 2, Roseburg, Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the order ot the Uoard of blrectors of the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union, iiio at a meeting of said directors ouiy culled and held, 1 1 a special meeting of the stockhold- era of the Liupu.ua Valley Fruit Union is called tu be held at the office of said Umpqua Valley Fruit Union in the new psckltig houne at the corner of West Washington street and the 8. P. railroad tracks In the City of Itosehurg, l)uuglus County, Oregon, on Saturday, the ICth day of May, 1920, at the hour of three o'clock p. in., and said meeting Is called for tho purpose of considering and voting upon the luestion of dissolving said corpora tion and winding up Its affairs. Dated this 16th day of April, 1920. 8. D. COOLEV. Secretary Umpqua Valloy Fruit Union. LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your order in low and lie prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prices statins quantity wanted. Sutherlin Fruit Products Co. 8lTlll:l!l.'. OltKtJOX. ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSHFIELD AUTO 5TAGE A big dance will be given at the Tiller pavilion next Saturday even ing. The roads are In good condi tion and a cordial Invitation Is ex tended to everybody. Good music and a fine time for all. Iare Riwliurf. Utly at A M Leave Mjrtle I'mlil. dallr al 30 A M Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Msrshfield. Co nullle, Dandon and Powers. Fare 16.4s, Including war tax. Reservations at main office. 405 Cass St.. near depot. Phone 303, or Umpqua and Grand ho tels, Rapp's store. Wt wash and polish can at tier ten t garage. TAYLOR & CLINTON VOTKE OF KTOCKHOLDEHH MEETING. Do Your Work With Electricity! Dun the Iluzzer. We can pi call Imzrers or bells In your office, connect your dining table with ili l ltihrn, put electric lightors on your gas burners, or any other electrical work. Llari to Uill oll the rust. Miller's Electric Shop 123 N. Main Street Phone 447 Notice Is hereby given that pur suant to the by-laws of the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union and the order ot the Board of Directors of the Ump qua Valley Fruit Union, duly made at a meeting of snid directors duly called and held, the annual meeting of the stockholders of said Umpqua Valley Fruit Union will bo held on Saturday, the 15th day of May. 1920. at two o'clock p. m. In the new pack ing house situated on the comer of West Washington street and the 8. P. railroad tracks In the City of Roseburg, Oregon. At such meeting such matters will be considered and acted opon as are provided for by the by-laws of said corporation. Including the election of three members of the Board of Di rectors. Dated this 16th day or April. 1920. H. D. COOI.EV, Secretary of the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEK THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS 1
