Roseburg news-review., May 31, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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fssued Dally focept Bunday.
Abates -i. wimbirly birt c. bates
ni.njfDipTin' RATES
nail), i . .00 i. ,,,,, nnd Wcldlna eomuaiiy,
by Carrier. perjnum 1 f,oat presented the Interior of
":'' r.tPrt Press 1 exclusively, workshop, a complete welding and
The Associated Press i ,.,...,,,,, fiug ,hown. while
.tit led to tn. uj i , - - work,vn WPre busily
thine, waahlng machine, utility mo
tor vacuum a weeper and many tuber
akficea appropriate Tor the (arm uiid
city home. 1 the tvenlng the (lo.it
was loft standing on the stiuet whore
many lutorested rural ruaidBnu made
Inquiry regarding the farm lighting
and power yiem on display.
The second prlie went to the Itoso-
In tills
n nAu- Hisnalchc
. - n,k..rwljH credited
or not ULUl' " , . ..,.
paper and also tne local -j e
li.hed herein. All rights of republi
cation of social dispatch herein
are also reserved.
CIIAItLF.S A XI) I DIXE.
Entered as second-class mattel
Muv 17. 1920. at the post office at
Posoburg, Oregon
March 3, 1
under the Act of
lUiw lmru, Oregon, May 81, VfM.
Showing Made By Electrical
Establishment Is Awarded
First Prize By Judges.
BRAZINGWORKSSECOND
IiHlusti'Uil and Frstiml Parade
Contnlns Jinny Floats Entered
by UumIiwsb Houses, (irmiucs
and Fraternal Orders.
A fine lnduslrlul parade concluded
the carnival parades Saturday after
noon. The parade, led as usual by
the O. A. C. band and the queen's
float, was excellent In every particu
lar, many local business houses be
ing well represented, while Oranges
and fratornal orders occupied
prominent places In the parade.
The first prize was awarded to the j ie lwa(Pi
..Howard Uling electric shop, i"
presented by that establishment
showing a number of electrical de
vices that can be operated oir or
Dtivi'd in niciiuiiiK a m'"iu
aa the float made Its way along tut-
ureet. The tloal was unique
many people who had never before
h.,,i occasion to learn of this system
of making repairs were greatly Inter
ested and watched the operation very
carefully.
The C. A. Lockwood company s
I'ordaon ttarte.- float won the third
urizc This wab a large tractor
mounted on a truck Us wheels
revolving from Its own power The
truck was decorated and carried ban
ners advertising the tractor on dis-
'olav.
The grange parade was won or
he Evergreen grange with Melrose
irange second. The Evergreen noai
very a: .ronrlate. being decor
ated In evergreen branches and ear
ning a full aized symbol of the
'Plow of linnnr." one of the grange
emblems. The Melrose urange noai
. I., keeuina with the times,
boos'.ing production to cut the high
mat of living.
Tho KniKhts of Py.hlas fraternal
float won first prize in that class,
being very prettily decorated In flow
ra formlnsr the lodge svmbnls.
Other entries were made by the
firo rtenartment which entered the.
big truck and the emergency equip
ment enrrvfne sovernl members of
the organisation. The Wlllnrd stor
nee hatterv shnn was also represent
cri liv a car In which an electric bell
was operated from one of the bat
lories mounted on the side of the car.
Mr-. oTtbnrl Agee nnd Mrs. O. P.
Mrs. nolnnd Ag :e and Mrs. O. D
decorated cur In the parade at re
quest and wen a great deil of an-
nlause along the line of march
Tholr car wgj second priio in the
decorated auto parade.
The Imperial Cleanerj entored
verv attractive car advertising the
l-.'slness establlshmert.
The stock offered at U.a Ratutday
ffternoon sale was also presented in
lug you home, ar
him up,
I ,1,, nit bna inat vhAn mv II- I
llslcins ehnnifed Into dreams. In ,"7U
let. I Ho not think I Hid Hreani after "Id not seem oe
went to sleep. I only know that
when Hannah called mo saying that
Charles had come to supper I was
surprised, for 1 seemed to have just
stepped out of dreamland, and the
ision of Karl writing was Btill very
vivid.
When I looked In the mirror I
found the traces of tears had all gone
from my fae. With a lew little
touches I knew I was looking as well
as possible under the circumstances;
and I went down to meet Charles.
My, but you are looking well,"
he said when I entered the room.
And then 1 knew that he had been
thinking that 1 had not been looking
.. ma Vert Ilurkhardt, who hat
he eei n tenchi..r In tho local school?
Western Electric farm lighting sys-, during the past two terms, left (Ms
tern given a prominent place. A com- morning tor n-r nome at llnrns-
nlete pressure water system oper-' burg. She will not return to this
ated automatically by electricity was e!tv Imt will bo employed In other
Shown, together wllh sewing ma- tools next term.
A: KXTEKT SHOE MAKFtt
not a mere cobbler mend your
shoes whvn they come to us. V
restore shoes Instead of repairing
thorn. To strengthen the woak-
nenKes without care in preserving the
fctyle of the shoe Is an old-fashioned
clumpy work. Let us show you whai
we do by our modem methods and
factory machinery.
Shoes called for and delivered, J'
cents extra. I'uune 131.
W. S. HOWARD
GcMMlyear 8lioe lUpairer.
218 N. Jakaoi. Ht Hoboiti
irWEandWARRlJ
-ho fh? noted auuior
Idah WGlcaie Gibson
i,
4 then I would beat
Did you do that. OiarlcsT I have
i wondered why U was that Fred
not em over-anxlons to be nlc.
to me when I cared for him so n.uci.
I felt very much hurt when he top
red asking to take me home. I neior
knew .the reason until now.
That Was the IUiun.
"That was the reason, f'l right,
said Charles. "You see. Katherlne.
at that time I thought that you real
ly belonged to mo and that some
time well some "
And then he stopped. -Fortunately,
Just at that moment
Hannah brought In the strawberry
ehort cake and I am ashamed to say
we gobbled It up like two. children
with "ohV" and "ah'."
I wonder why it is that our creat
eon, forts mean so much to us. 1
well (or some time past. Hut he had hnve nev(,r been able to be very un
not mentioned It to nie as John had. ha,)Dy when I was physically perfect-
Strange, isn't. It, that those who i
eomfnrtable. Tor this reason i
love us most are the ones who feel ,i , ,ntB much stork In the old
l perfect liberty to tell us unpleaa-l 1heory t),at the rich can be as un
ant truihs, while those who know us hal)nv as the poor. I knew that as I
least are always polite In keeping the ate tj,at delicious strawberry snort
cake I quite forgot all about tne un-
In
unflaterlng things from us and
telling us only the nice things. If ranIIV afternoon with John.
we were half so polite to those we, 0ne would think I am a very ma
love as we are to our acquaintances -.i-i woman hut I am not more so
what a delightful world this would lhan other women. I am particular-
he:
Xever Mentioned Jolui.
S'l.:. .1.... .......... Tnli
vn.iiicn uei iiiuuiigiicu uuuu ...... ... - . ..... .iu
durinir the entfre evening When 1 you can not bo perte.uv iim ny
t .ln.vnol.ilre 1l.,n..h ma hd f.llt nAinZ nnVHICUUJ
for mwm
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
jMeeU. is xsot ureasy
Miss Vera Horner, who for man.
I years has ueeu lnbtrucior In history
:n ist iuai uiau scaooi, leit thu
morning for her home la Corvallls.
staled bofore hor departure thu-
nho will accept the porltlon offered
her in Albany and will not return to
Hoseburg (of the fall term. Miss
Don't worry .rout eczema or other I"'" 'XttZ "
.viVtmnhlet You can have a dear. 1 n z1 regret that her man'
ffhy San by 3i zSirt fr'ends learn of her decision to leave
luinerf at anv drug store for 35c. or "V"
extra large bottle lor $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and rin
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and staiiw nothing. It is easily
applied and costs a mere trifle for each
application. It is always dependable.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
Sold Everywhere.
BB riann
t .'r v Tor...-
Ibon a-F5 1,
phone yo'urr--.
wood to D f
Phone ii FK.
I All ClaMilfled AdvertlneuieuU In
rtd new UMlay will be found w,
laM patie muwr " Itxlay
IMIMtOVKMEXT CIAU MKETS.
The Garden Valley Improvement
club met at the borne of Mrs. John
Sinclair. A lovely day it was, and
nearly every member was preBent.
There was not much business but the
social hour was one of the most en
joyable of the year, uencious re
freshments were served by tho hos
tess. The next meeting will be held
June 10 at the home ol Mrs. Kearlck.
SALtS MANAGfR iS
WEIL AND HAPPY
SINCE TAKING TANLAC
WAJfTEO.
WANTED Waltreaa at Hotel U tup-
qua.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Applicants please phone 03
WANTED Sheep and hogs to com
plete co-operative shipment June
1st. C. E. Banning. Phone S-F31.
WANTED Experienced waltreaa, al
so dishwasher. Apply Mrs. Quo.
Foutch.
WANTED Teacher for Glengarry
school, Dlst. No. 109. M. M
Cooper, Clerk, Eoaoburg, Ore).
Dllln . ' .
Ja. Ah.C(
rdlt farm i T
'' M,00 V
Bio. "
WANTED Lunch counter girl at
Hotel Umpqua at once.
One of the distinguishing features
......;.... u.1,1. ,h, li, I roil net inn
ly honest, that Is all. I Know ,ba' ; and sale of Tanlac throughout Amer
being physically comfortable only can thg large numlmr of travulin
not make you perfectly nappy, "ljnl(.n who have been benefitted by it
From Maine ti California and
supper waa on the table. &he not
only had strawberry shortcake, but
delicious asparagus cooked in Just
the way that mother used to cook It.
And over the supper tuble we held
a "reminiscence party" and talked of
all the Joyous times that he and I
had had together as children, and
what foolish childish things he had
done and laughed at.
"Do you remember. ' he said, "tho
time when as a very young girl you
insisted upon Fred Morton always
bringing you home from our littl?
'lances, and how angry it made me?
Poor Fred used to get more beatings
at my hands than any other boy I'ated from his mind
knew. I used to lay In wait for him Tomorrow Kaitiorino
when he was coming hack from tak-l .Fohn.
How Much Is l"osr?
I would like to ask some of thoso
women who are always telling about
their soul's happiness when their
bodies are particularly well cared
for. Just how much of their grlevanco
Is pose and Just how much Is really
heart hurt.
use.
from the Gulf to Northern Canad'.
men representing almost every line
of business have testified to the re
markable and gratifying results ob
tained by taking Tanlac.
One of the latest of these to en
dorse Tanlac is H. Shardlow. sales
manager for the Solar Illuminating
Co., of Chicago, who lives at the Ho
lt Is very easy to demonstrate this tel stowell, Los Angeles, Cal.
by Just thinking that a person "Tanlac is the finest medicine I
could follow to the grave his near-jvpve ever run across," said Mr
est and dearest and If In getting out . shardlow rceently. "I gained nine
of the motor he crushed his hand in ; pounds on three bottles and have
the door all thoucht of soul sorrow.
all thought of the Bad act he had i
come to perform would be ohliher-
id.
Telegraphs
Coast Stage Line
May Start Soon
For the purpose of getting data on
the roads and making out a time
'able for a stage line between San
I'ranclBco and Portland, the path-
ilniler car o( tho Pickwick stages
with headquarters In Sail Francisco,
irrlved in lioscburg Saturday. Tho
men in charge announced that the
lino will be established about June
10, according to present plans, and
t Is expected that a schedule o( two
itases each way weekly will be in
iu:;urated at the outset.
Kosehurg will be mado a stopping
:!ace on the northbound trip, they
ald, and liitoly a stopover station on
he southbound trip.
A SLIGHTLY USED
V2 TON TRUCK
All Hardwood Body. A Good Buy
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
ROSCBURG, OREGON
IMPLEMENTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS
ASK FCa and GET
The) Original
Malted mili
for Infanta and Invalids
Avoid Imitations and Substitute
mestle nnd 85.S2fjf310 exnort.
The same mills hnve a balance of
8608 cars or 258,240,000 (eet of rail
orders on their books awaiting ship
ment. The rail shipments (or the
week were 48,810.000 (eet or 1C27
cars. The rail orders were 36,630,
000 feet or 1221 cars.
The mills are continuing their
steady production and probably will
run full until the mid-summer
period of Inactivity early in July.
1 Production for the week aggregated
WANTED TO RENT By first of
June, modern house in good loca
tion; garden, cliloken bouse. Call
17.
WANTED Young man. IS to 20
years old, handy with carpenter
tools. In learn sash and door work.
Apply to J. O. Flook Co., if you
mean business.
R SALE-Oood fTrr--.
ou Coo, Bar Wghp.
WANTED A healthy woman cap
able of cooking for 15 or 20 men.
Small ramp. Trlpple A Lumber i
Co., Wilbur, Oregon.
PrkD Ell, n
' OnUK JlAnl 1
- lira et I '
CamiTu..
FOR SALE0W iror
oak storeWooi t,
C McGh.herT Ph",lll
Indor, 7-paeiirrTH
.touring. KoiTsLL
hors..nbrekuJ2;
SEpperly. Pho,l
FO H S A LR Team I.ZTJ
000 lbs. h.
be seen at Dew QrwTg'l
WANTED $3000 to 14000 on long
time; good security, low Interest. ,
Answer only by letter. P. D. Q.,
oare News-ltevlew.
Bly. Packard "six ' cars will be used I 89.428.662 feet, which was only 3
on the lino and each car will rnrry! 924.338 feet or 4.21 per cent below
sgbt p isscngers and the driver. They normal.
lie tho regular seven-pa.-venger cars
.vith the small seat In the middle
'aken out and substituted by a wide
ic.it holding three i 'rsons
Tho Pickwick stages have lieen
vier.'ttiiig between San Diego an.l
'an i"raiiclso for some time and
-eitiilnr stations between the.se cities
'?ro l,os Angeles, Oxnard. Ventura.
inta Harbara. I.os Alamos. Sanla
larla. San I.uis Obispo, Sania Mar-supi-lta,
Atascadero. Paso Robles,
Bradley. San Ardo. King City, C.nn
7ales, Salinv.s, lloliister, San Juan,
miroy. Morgan Hill, San Jose, Oak
land and Los Angeles.
J. A. Van Horn. F. fi. Archer n:n'
harles Conner are making tlie trip
in the pathfinder car. They said
that the roads in southern Oregon are
send considering so much construc
tion work going on and they think
the stages will have little trouble in
making fast time.
The total volume of new business
accepted was 66.112.145 feet and the
total shipments 69,833,978 (eet.
The monthly stock report o( the
association shows that the Industry
as a whole has approximately a nor
mal volume of stocks on hand, al
though the j are short of some of the
higher grade items.
gotten rid o( a case o( stomach
trouble that nearly cost me my life
For several months I had suffered
terribly from acute gastritis and wa
ery nervous. Everything 1 would
eat soured and formed gas, my chest
and tongs would pain me and m.'
1 eart palpitate bo at times I would
almost taint. I hive walked the door
for hours In misery and have been
forced to spend days at a time in
bed. I lost nineteen pounds, was o
licrvous wreck and had to give up
ill Ideas of business.
"I had the best treatment and
r cdlcliie and was put on a special!
diet hut sot no bettor, and was (In
ally told that only an operation
v ould relieve iny trouble. One day
while in El Paso, Texas, I had an
attack that almost proved fatal. J
had beon reading about Tanlac and
immediately tried it. Thanksgiving
!?ay I was sick, blue and discouraged,
I ut since taking Tanlac I con enjoy t
good meal and fool well, cheerful at
happy. It gives mo pleasure to rec
r in mend Teniae, and I hone all suf
ferers from stomach troubles may bo
induced to try It."
Tanlac is sola In Ilosebnrg by W.
F. Chapman, and by the leading
druggist in every town.
run OiLB 1 h. .. -
truck, also StudebtWtik.
good rim A -!'
SALE Complete h
-good rigs.
Chester St.
FOIl
smith's tools, wltkn.
business. Add- i .
News-Review. 1
YOUR WEEKLY CHECK Limited
only by ability and time devoted
to selling our trees. Complete
Una nil vnrlnlliia hiiekllllf vuu.
Wrllo for terms. Start lmmadi- FOR SALE Eleven hl
otely. Salem Nursery Co., Salem, ' (eeder hogs, weight iboan,
Oregon. ' each. P. E. Cooper, Rt u
Phone 42-F4.
IILLP WANTED WANTED HELP
E;-service men and othors fur
nished employment free of charge.
Contractors, ranchers and farmers
piece your orders with us for help
ers. Our services are free both to
employor and employed. Lawrence-Cordon
Co., 125 Cass St.
Phone 219.
FOR SALE Oakland mid
as new. Will accept tea;,
as part payment umJnir,
Lane St 1
FOR SALE Two miltb put lg
2 years old. Bart Taw; i
Fullerton St, ahoat Mi l.
WANTED Outside work, anything
that is within limits of my
strength and intelligence. Ex-service
man, 4 years overseas; mem-
ner American jegion, musoua, uuu
1 euows, iv. oi tr. rreiur employ
ment with members of above or
ganizations. Address L. B News-Hevlew,
FOR SALE! Harier-Dindnw
cycle, Just ovarhuM, flu
cheap as dirt PboM Il-ft
3
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
mhs. f. n.
Phone 240.
OWF.X Cut Flowers.
403 W. Cass.
Modford-Roseburg auto stage will
make dally trips, leaving Umpqua
hotel at 1 p. m. McCracken & Her
riott, proprietors and chauffeurs.
Safety first.
TIIKMK.MKU'S IU S1XKSS OF
NOKTHWUST S.UVMII
,SI
K
SEATTLE. Wash., May 29. Carso
business accepted by the 126 mills
contributing to the report of the
West Coast Lumbermen's association
for the week ended May 22 acere-
l-.'m'.V i- 1 1 i ! 26.625,221 (eet of which 10.-
'A 12S 391 feet nre to he exnorteri nit.l
16.496.830 feet delivered to Califor
nia. The alance of cargo orders re
maining on the books of tho mills
after the week's deliveries was 148,
469,434 (eet 63.244,124 (eet do-
Fruit Canning .Season
Will soon be here. We can u:ply you with Iruit J.irs, Ezy senl, a
glass top Jar, Mason, Economy, and wide mouth Masons, all at rock
bottom prices.
Also liave a new brand of
Canned Milk
that will whip like oream, for a less price than regulur milk. Try
a can.
A Full line of Fruits and Vegetables
always on hand.
DON'T OVERLOOK OUI
Staple Dry Goods Dep't.
Where we haro men's work clothes, women's and children's wash
dresses: also men's dress and work shoes, all low priced on our
cash plan basis.
A good placo to trade.
PEOPLESftUPPLYfiOMPANY
livt Hellof Without Fear iU Told In
"llaycr I'm kaKO."
NEW SNAP SHOTS
DK, R. P. IIRADFOKD A WIVF
Chiropractors, West Roseburg
Phone40F4;
DR. CLAIK R. AM.Ey Dentist at
331 Perkins Pudding. Roseburg
Oregon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a.
nv 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 65.
WANTED Position as farm man
ager or will run a fully stocked
and equipped farm on a share or
partnership basis. Give location
and deser'nMer of farm and Btate
your r-r; .,sit'on. If you are ln
teref d 'r, up to date methods and
prac'i iil business farming I would
appr elate an opportunity to give
you my qualifications and refer
ences. Address, F. M., Box 1,
Glide Ore.
I FOI. RKN'T
FOR SALE 15,000 feet of I
inch shlplap and lidh(H
per luuu at komobit. itj
Lumber Co., Wlliu,
FOR SALE U PRICB-1
pump, 275 gala, perbtitsjsi
and H h. p. 0. E. lllst
and belt. Addren J. Ll.k
24. Winchester, Ore, I
FOR T.ENT Safety deposit boxes.
Roseburg National Bank.
DR. M. H. I'l.VLRTl Chiropractic
Physician, 222 W. Lane St. Elec
trical treatments. Hours 8 to 5.
Phone 152.
Cm to Sutlierlin
Mrs. A. S. Wallace and Mrs. W. C.
And. r.on 1,- t this morning for Sutli
erlin to visit for a short time.
Hero I 'mm Portland
Misi Georgia K linos, a former
hcsiil-uit of tlii 3 cit;.-. arrived here on
Saturday and will visit with frhnds
lor several days.
Keturn to Wilbur
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Zlglos and
C. K. Keyser. who spent the carnival
days in Rosehuig. returned to their
home at Wilbur Saturday.
Visit inv Here
Mrs. X. N.nlor and granddaughter.
Miss Carmelita Poole, or Spokane.
Washington, are spending a few days
in tins ci-y as guests at the
Wright home.
Ray
I Attend (.'range .Meeting-
Mrs, c. 11. Pailey, of the home eco
nomics of the state grange, and Mrs.
:eorge Winston, mar.ter of the Ever
green grange, left this morning (or
Itend. where thei- will nnlin., i-
In the signa-he state grange meeting to be held
The "Haver Cn
lure o( the true "llayer Tablets of In' 'hat place.
spiriu." The namo "Haver ' is only I
on genuine Aspirin prescribed by t "r. Wade Clone
physicians (or over eighteen years. Dr. C. II w-.to
loft QnnH rA-
4 In every handy "Haver" package! Portland, where he will attend n,
5! nre proper directions (or Colds, meeting cf the aUmrof t he modi
J .Weadache. Toothache rarte. Neu-' department ol he V 'iver'ltv o ' o4
5 i'ralgla. R ieumatlsm. Lumbago. Sciat-' po i The me. tin. m i V,
ilea. Neirltl, and for Pain generally. Monday and T-ue . P J
4 Tin box., of 12 ttblets, cos! onlvl ! , m I aC'r
ft ' a few cent. Prugg st, also sell !ar-Kvodndar 18 n
o
ger "llayer packages Aspirin is
the trade mark of llayer Manufac
ture of Monoacetlcacidester of Sall-cyllcacid.
We pay the highest price for Cas
oara bark. Btrger'i Bargain Store.
Office Honrs: 10 to 12, 2 to 4.
Phones: Office, 171: Res., 172.
DR. LCCKTTA SMITH, PHYSICIAN
Women and Children Diseases a
Specially. Office. Masonic Building.
Sheet MetalWork
OF ALL KINDS
J- II. SINNIGEP
1 ID OAK 8TKEKT PnONE 428
FOR RENT Room with bath,
So. Main Street.
401
tf
FOR KENT Central hotel building,
corner Oak and Rose. Inquire 211
W. Washington.
SAFETY FIRS4T Seem a safety
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers at the Roseburc National
Bank. tf.
MISCRIiLAN KOOK.
LOST Small black purse containing
about S3. 2 5. Reward for return
to News-Review office.
LOST Brown woolen shawl on
highway between Olendale and
Hoseburg. Return to Auto Elec
tric Station and receive reward.
FOR SALE Black maul
old, weight 1300. 0we
fresh; also ball calf br
Shorthorn sire. B. Irrat'i
Oregon.
rnn sat.r 3 ngiittradl
bulls: 2 redt 1 rearoHll
year In July, all tanpn
. a.. c.-hrr! !
444.
FOR SALE Italian prJMW'
delivery. Order no, F
advance. I to S. &;
40c; 3 to 4. 24c B LEW,
miles west, Rosebarf, 0"PJ
COAL. BODT WOOD-"
mill ends, era" w
storage, triaswr.
Phone 128.
FOR SALB-Urr. ";
shows all B, iJI
tands open to WW. I F
F. C. Freer, coutj aw
Roseburg, Orepm.
USED CARS-0: ,t
large number of (W
Prices and ie
ket book. "-"ita
monstrste ths JTi
tlon. ahj
LOWER-PROS
You will find them in our -
Grocerleria Department
Investigate. - - Special Sale Every ,WeeK-Ea;
EVERYBODY'S F.XCHANGE
More Money for your Produce
More Goods for 7'