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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1920)
rMffiBl'W) HWfl.RKTmW, THl'KsnAT. JT'NR - l20. T W. C. Tipton LIFT OFF CORNS! Freezono is magic! Corns lift off with fingers without pain Buried Yesterday Irrcxir House is New. Keep it Ne If House is pld.rlake it New A very Impressive service was held van at tne Baptist church yesterday af ternoon In observance of the last rites over the body of the late W. C Tipton. The auditorium was filled with friends of the deceased. A male Fourteen Thousand Pounds quartette composed of Messrs, Kltz Patrick, Spencer. Black and lt,.ll fur. of Sugar Bnught By U. S. For Distribution. PAINT nisned the music. Rev. Dickson's message of consolation w. . fi. lows: y 'i. mm Interpreted by Noted Directors m r,.n.n iu,nf ,i,inim-i i inL The Greatest Record Idea AFTER long preparation we announce Brunswick A Records. With the Brunswick history o musical fl achievement before you, it is assured that they do not follow the ordinary. Noted directors interpret the musical theme of each record. Thus we unite the talent of the artist with the genius of the composer. Ve bring a new guiding hand into record making. The application of this fundamental necessity has made each Brunswick selection a beautiful musical picture. Each is developed as it would be directed by its creator. And the individuality of the artist ia skilfully emphasized. No one who enjoys beautiful music and wishes to hear eminent artists deliver the composer's version can fail to become enthusiastic over this newest Brunswick accom plishment. Remember Brunswick Records will play on any phono graph with steel or fibre needle. Praise is instant when one hean The Brunswick. Com in and hear the new Brunswick and Brunswick Records. A. J. LILBURN & SON ROSEBURG, OREGON 1 J ft IVfRy Carter, who resides I ity shopping and attending to busi fleir H'-TWini?, spnt today in this I iosh matters. II They're Just Right Cnsp enough, brown enough, salted just enough -with their "right out of the oven flavor " - Snow Flakes are de hewus. And they're made from the vKi Pl"re in8redieI" to be foundl loull hke them. Don't ask for crackers say SNOW FLAKES SOME MORS P. C. B. PRODUCTS Annie Laurie Short Bread Arrowroot Biscuit Assorted Cakes Butter Thin Cheese Sandwich Cocoanut Walef Pis Sultana Ginger Wafers Iced Honey Jumbles Loo branch Saltue FlalM taie Coast Biscuit Co. JDEPENDQN GOODS "3. LINEN DUSTERS FOR YOUR SUMMER AUTO TRIPS 52.50 to rwzr$j $2.50 to ?fi 'h"iiis. lv(.8 m savin your clothe - vO.DU n','.'rntr v" 1rtus, and dirt of "- $6.50 li: ix AD SEE THEM. I. ABRAHAM "DRY COOD5 STORE" 121 X. 4a. kn su Pbnne 110 JfftHMER'S RUSf.PgfW C0RSETS rrov. 18.24. "A man th hath menus, must show himself frlendlv and there Is a friend that stlcketh cioner than a brother." In these days we are ant to meas ure a men by the money standard. We say a man Is worth a thousand or minion, that he controls that amount of money In the business world; but a man's ratlna In the fi nancial world does not necesrarily ueiernune nia value to society. A man who has only money may be poor Indeed, but a man who has mentis la rich, Indeed. True friendshlo Is not accidental We have business acaualntnncea chance acquaintances, and social re- lationstilp; there are ueonle that w a a 111 ire. people we respect, but the people to whom we are drawn in friendship are those who possess those qualities of soul, mind and I "art which alone makes truo friend ship possible. It seems flttlna- that we should to day consider those qualities which developed, will not only win and hold friends, life's richest endowment, bui will also enable us to enrich ano beautify all human relationship. The first quality we will notice that is essential to true friendship s me grace of usefulness. Paul says: lowliness of mind let each es teem others better than themselves.' This does not mean that we art to undervalue our own God-Kiver. powers, but If our vision is always inward. If our Interest centerr around self and the gratification ol our own selfish alms and purposes it can but result In the death of that which alone can furnish one of thi ssentlal qualities of true friendship On the contrary. If we seek to de- elop the grace of unselfishness, i will act upon the lives of those aboul us even as the rays of the mornlne sun act upon the opening flower, ana s the flower gives forth Its smll nd fragrance as a reward of thi aim's kiss, so the sunshine of unself- sliness will be rewarded by the frag ranee and beauty of love and trust on the part of our friends. The second quulity Is the grace of e.ood cheer. With the most of us thr burders of life are none too light: with some of us thore are times when the lamp of hope burns low, foi many the way is steep and the path thorny. But If along the way which we travel we have the companion. hip of some Prince of flood Cheer whose smile and handgrasp is giver without stint, how our shoulder will straighten beneath our burden and he way, somehow, become smoother. Thank God for the men who smile; then 3mlle when the way seems hardest Smile when the lamp burns low. Smile when your burdens are heavy Smile through your tears and your woe. Some other pilgrim Is Journeying On over life's desert way. And your smile and good cheer may encourage So, good friend, smile on, smlli today. The third quality of the frpnrt! innii is patience. The real test of friendship is not made under a cloud less sky on a Bummer day in June but rather in blenk winter time when the harsh, chill winds of trial beat upon us. A friend In need It a friend Indeed. To be patient anc" wait, to trust while others doubt, if a true test of friendship. Emerson said: My friend Is one before whore I may be sincere. Before him 1 mav think aloud. The true friend Is on who doubles our Joys and halves our sorrows. Who knows our weak resses, our follies, our sins, but whr loves us in spite of them all. Such a man was the one in whose memory we meet today; and how perfectly he measured up to the standard of true friendship this lnrg' audience, at this busy season of the year, assembled to do him honor fittingly testifies. His unselfish de motion to all who needed a friend rndeared him to a cir-le that reached ar bevond the confines of family and neighborhood, touching the utmost 'of his acquaintanceship. "My last," was a motto written large across his face. The last day he lived his whole face beamed with sood cheer saying to his wife many times that day that he was fine and felt well. Then his face would light up that old time smile that you all remember so well. None could long I remain gloomy in the presence of 'this Prince of Good Cheer. Patient I and constant under the most trying circumstances. Once your friend he remained so. Olhers might fail you but he remained true. Yes. we have lost a friend a big hearted, genial, kind and constant friend. Living he won the high title I of the friendly man; dead he still lives in the hearts of all who knew him. He was a kind husband, a tender, loving father: a loyal member of his church, and genial friend. Let me live In my house by the side of the road. Where the race of men go by The men who are good and the men who are bad. As good and as bad as I. I will not sit in the scorner's seat. Or hurl the cynic's ban I I-et me live In my house by the tide of the road And be a friend to man. '. see from my house by the side of tne road. By the side of the highway of life. l'he men who press with the urdor of hope, The men who are faint with the strife. But I turn not away from their smiles or their tears Both parts of an infinite plan '.ot me live In my house by the side or the road And be a friend of man. "And there is a friend that slick Ih closer than brother." "And he as promised to be with us In life. tnd watch over us in death, and irlng us home with himself." "That where I am there ye may be also." Hurt? No not one bit! Just dron a nine fTeezoue on that touchy corn. instantly it slops aching, then you lift thut bothersome eorn right off. ies, magic! Uosts only a few cents Try Frocione! Your druggist selli a tiny bottle, sufficient to rid your icei or every nam corn, soft coi n, or :crn between the toes, and calluses, without one particle of pain, sore ness or Irritation. Freezone is a mysterious athur discovery of a Cln tnnatl gvulus. PROMISE BEEN MADE ItWIm-rlcs Slate They Will Make Thirty-Knur .Million Pounds of Hiifc.ir Awiiliihlo for Com mercial Tanneries. VNM'AIj HTOrKHOMtKIM' MLliT- I.NU. The annual stockholders' meeting if The Unipqua Savings and Loan As- loclation will be held at the olffce of he Douglas Abstract Company, 248 S'orth Jackson Btreet, Hoseburg, Ore- ton, at 7:30 p. ni., Wednesday, June 3, 1920, for the purpose of electing llrectora for the ensuing year and uch other business as may regularly ome before the meeting. II. O. PARGETEH, Secy. NOTICE OK ANNI'AIj SCHOOL MEETING. Notice Is horeby given to the le- ro 1 vnluri nf fii-hnnl tUstrlrt W 4 if Douglas County, State of Oregon. -hot the Annual fiphnnl Meetinr of laid District will be held at Rose lurg High School Bldg.; to begin at he hour of 2 o ciock p. m. on tue hird Monday of June, oeing tne 1st day of June, A. U-, lD-'U. Thin meellne is railed for the purpose of electing two directors, to ir?e for a term of tnere years, ami ha transaction of business usi'al a: -tueh meeting. Dated this 9th day of June. 1S2U. ROSCOK N. GREEN, District Clerk. K. L. MILLER. Chairman Board af Directors o ? ? ? F. T. D. ? ? T -o- Dlck Carpenter and Charles Mot if, who wire recently reported to d'i heen arrested for throwing a K..ttie at nrflrer McClure. were fined for carelessness instead of resisting jrrest and being out after nours as previously stuttJ. It was ciaimeu hat they threw the bottle out of a window, nearly striking the officer. When i Woman is Hervous Worhieo The lives of most women are full of worry. Men's troubles are bad enough, but women's are worse. Worry makes women sick. It pulls them down, and in their weakened condition they are sub ject to pains, achea, weakness, back aches, noaaacnes ano oizzy speiis. Most women neglect their health, and for this they nay the penalty. Anv woman will find that neglect does not pay. A little more atten tion to health would brighten up her life. If Bhe asks her lieiirhbors she finds that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription benefits a woman s whole system. It not only acts upon the troubles and weaknesses peculiar to women, but is an all round tonic that braces the entire body, overcoming nervousness, sleeplessness, headaches, dizziness and a run-down condition. Lemts, Obkoor "In my younger days I was greatly distressed. I began using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and received such relief that I can recommend it to others. I have raised a large family and am a great-grandmother and have always insisted on my daughters-in-law using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during expectant perioda."-Jiaa. B. F. BattY, Mil-MthBtrtet, (By Associated Presa.1 Bl'ENOS AIKES, June II. The I'uited Siuus government has h oil lit 14,000 tons of Argentine sugar. :l I, (1110, OIIO I'ouiids Available. NEW, YORK, June It. 'l'hliiy- four million pounds of sugar would he availuble for cuinuu-rciu! canners ind preservers during the five months from June 1 to October 1, A. W. ttiluy, special assistant to At torney ilencrul I'uliuer announced hero today. AsKurames that the sugar will be provided were given. Mr. Hi ley said, by repieseniativea of the leading refiners. I'roinUe. IteiiAonuhle lriee. Representatives of the cantilni; and preserving industries told bim. Mr. Itlley said, that both Industries were In a serious condition due to ne threatened shnriuM of sugar The refiners promised, he added, mat tne supply would be available at a reasonable price. They expressed willingness to fill Hie orders of al! essential Industries, but declared Ihe principal obstacle wus lack of trans portation facilities. The 31.000,0(10 pounds will be divided oiHinlly between the cauneiii and preservers. Mm KtuiicImo Hearing Adjourns. SAN FKANCISCO. June 11 The federal trade commission hearing ol the charge thut the Itah-ldaho Sugar company uiilawlully absorbed independent refineries to remove com pet 1 1 ion was udjonriied here to day after a four-day session, to be resumed June 2S In New York city. o ? T ? K. T. D. T T T ii 'HiwT'.Hi mi in n ilfjiw i i.-mwJLU S ts JrTU! f TO HOLD IIEVIVAU The Methodist church, south, is claiming for a series or revival ser 'tces to Btart in July, shortly after he cbautauuua which Is lo be held n Ihe city next monih. An outside evangelist will be brought to the city ind will conduct the meetings. A New Flour with an old name "Pride of DouE? 40 HARD WHEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroiiia and nut-like flavor of the wheat. Try this Home Pi c duct. Servlrf that Ik ALL that th owner dt'Kirt'H in prompt nrsa. tifpemlablt workmanship, parts Bupplv, and charpt'B. YOl'H STAKTINO LIGHT ING IGNITION nyst.'in will give you the mini mum trouble (if any) if its vimuries and trouble developments are cor rected by us. No experimenting no guess work. li.i.Q Electric Station North JiukrMtn Street FULLER Paint r,NE thing w Preserve, is sure y nd you can't hide the v Beautifies outside of your house from critical eyes. You'll be proud of your home and your neighbor hood will be proud of you if your house is kept painted and in good repair. The well-painted house is evidence of community spirit and thrift. FULLER P aint keeps new and old houses from run ning down, adds to their value and makes them attractive. Specify FULLER Paint for your home. You can depend on it to do two tilings and do them well pre serve and beautify. Look Up FULLER Dealar In Your Town W. P. Fuller & Co. . IMf-ltM Northwest Branch Houses at Portlund, Seattle 1 acoma, Spokane, Holse & CITY NEWS 0 ' OPEN ALL SUMMER j, Arundel, piao tuner. Prodi lttaL. We wash and polish cars at Mcr leh'a garage. We pay the highest price for Cas oara bark. Burger's Dargain Store. Wa pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store. Visit His Mnpleloaf confectionery, and you will hava found a good lun oheon parlor. No more watcnes or clocks re paired until further notlca. Wilbur L. Spaugh. Diamond flour, $3.25 per sack; Pride of Douglas flour, $2.'u. Lons's grocery, 302 West Waslilngtou St. You don't know what you are missing wbeu you fail to visit the Mnpleleaf confectionery, 122 Cass street. Have your piano artist lcall I lined by V.. 11. Arundel, 25 years Interna liiinnl experience. I'lnyer piano re pairing and adjusting, l'houe 189-1.. Try the G It A D A LINE or toilet nee manufactured by the J. R. Watklns Co. Sold by their retailer, J. M. Ashcrafl, 126 W. Lane St. KKrni.A. a nbonoEranh Hint talks for Itself. Ileur it at l'erkins Ilros.' Phnnnifr.inh and Commission sales room. Old Review Illdg. Ladles' shampooing, dying; child ren's hair cullliiK, etc., by experi enced operator. Phone Mrs. Corbln, 176-J, for appointments. Standard Auto Painting Co., Kasl Third and Madison Sis.. Portland. alnt nnvtbliiK from bugs to limou sines. Satisfaction gunranleed. Ieave car with us when In Portland. Phone Kast 77 4. Piano Department Heinline-Moore Conservatory Violin and Physical Education Department Closed Until September.. WIND SHIELD GLASS for tiny make car, iiiimIc to order DIAMOND ACAIECCMP'Y 121 FINEST. ROSEBURG, ORE. ItltOCt Ol.l PLANTS From tested St. Valentine seed, now reailv for delivery. C. W. Brad ford Pbnne 1B-K21. Auto Owners! Wo would bo iiIohmmI to test your Batteries Free nt any time nnil give you evfiert advi-o on tin cure of lluttfrie. Wtwii Mirrlislii( new butler Uv (4t our price. We etui hhvq yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 N. Jurkwm St. Itonehllrg. Sheet MetalWork OK ALL KIMIS J. II. SINNIGER III) OAK KTItKKT PIIONK 128 We Believe in Home Products! WE SELL - Jersey Ice Cream egg . Exclusively .. None Better PRICES CONF PINTS -QUARTS T CF.NTS 05 CtNTJ OO CINT1 ?Ze Alcove Confectionery, JMaple Leaf Confectionery K. A. PKTTKY KtffAKDS BKOS. Foutchs Confectionery, cTWis. Geo. Foutch y4. I
