woomwwa HKwmwBW, mumy. wwr aa, man.
Confidence
More than 13,000 women and
22 000 men make up the, list of
the owners of Swift & Company.
Every state in the Union is
represented
Of thi3 great enrollment more
than 10,000 are employes of
Swift & Company who own shares
in the business.
An additional 13,000 employes
are buying shares on deferred
payments.
These men and women have
confidence in the company's poli
cies, its integrity and purposes.
That is why they invest their
savings in shares.
Swift & Company has been
oaying dividends regularly for 34
years. Thepresentrateis8percent
Swift & Company shares are
bought and sold on the Chicago
and Boston stock exchanges.
The company itself has no
shares for sale.
reoresent actual.
There is no water.
livestock man,
retailer, or consumer mav buv
them and thus become a part owner
cf Swift & Company.
No one man, no one family,
owns as much as half of the stock.
The shares
tangible values.
Anybody
This advertisement is for the purpose
of acquainting you with the fact that
Swift & Company is not a "close cor
poration, and that any one may
participate in the profits and share
the risks and responsibilities by
becoming a shareholder.
Swift & Company, U. & A.
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Have Roses Ready
ForSkriners Trains
Ttt nratitam of handllB tout tor
oariaer (ratal fotnf through
wwjoura. raajr, beinc consid
ered br the cotnmtttM dirariiut hv
Mr. W. 8. Hamilton, and plana ar
being made to handle th. work on
bigger acale than (a tervtnj the
north bound train. From Infor
mation received hare the first train
will leave Portland Tburadar night
at 9 o'clock and other will follow Id
rapid succession. There will prob-
uiy oe some aelay in leaving and
the majority of thus train will
come through tals cltr during the
day Friday. The committee will be
In the exhibit- building after T o'
clock; on Thursday evening and It Is
requested that rotes be furnished a',
that time. On account of the heat
It la impossible to keep (lowers in
the building before that time. How
ever, after 7 o'clock flower will be
received on Thursday. The com
mittee will be on band early Friday
morning and will start work. Dur
ing tbe dar wagonloads of roses will
be needed and residents having flow
era are requested to pick them and
Dring tnem to tbe depot, if not
possible to deliver the lower th
committee will make arrangement!
to call for them. Mr. N. Rice. Caw
and Kane 8ts.; Miss Frances Howell
Jackson St.; Mrs. Gov Flint, Soutl
Stephens St.; Miss Gertrude Raat
Rase Ave.; Irs. D. J. Stewart. Wat
son 8t.; Mr. S. C. Fullerton, VI n
Roseburg, and Margaret Page, Nortl
Roseburg, are members of tbe com
mlttee and those having flower
should notify the one on tbe com
mlttee living nearest the place when
tbe flowers are securabte. This 1
an important matter and one th'
needs the co-operation of everyone
Tbe committee will do little solicit
Ing and gift of rose should b
voluntary.
o
AXSVAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEET
1NO.
The annual stockholders' maettni
ot The Umpoua Savings and Loan As
sootatlon wilt be held at the olSce o
tbe Douglas Abstract Company, tt
North Jackson street, Roseburg. Ore
gon, at 7;S0 p. m., Wednesday, Jun
23, 1120, for tbe purpose of electlnr
directors for the ensuing year am
sncb other business a may regular!
come before the meeting.
H. O. PARQETER, Secy.
ISFLCX OP THIEVES.
HAD CHKK&E OX llltEATH.
PORTOIl n,ii. .
i June zz. tie-
PWf uirtr breams smelted strongly
I attu. (ve men st,rved terms In
fiintr Jail at Elko. Nevada, a
L . " ' "m on t Western
broken open and a large cheese
stolen. With no other clue than the
belief that a heavy Indulgence in
chese might taint the breath, the
town marshal set forth and made
five arrests. The evidence appeared
so conclusive to tbe magistrate that
all were sentenced to Jail.
-UXVxsssaBAV
DELIVERY! .
Roseburg Ice Comp'y
m 'tertt!?.17 car.a now running reqularly. Delivery days for
!4inTv DBor. Casa- alao "PP""1 Par of.Mosher street, In
All RoseburK be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY.
THIRSDAY T SATURDAY Roiiebur w" be TUESDAY,
Sir'?!,!.0?51' our UB"ners not to be deceived, as several al
ii Tilt LM'! err 1""a rrd with 1CE Plnlea on ia
wh.ti" 2 e8e,nt? John Hunter's Ice plant, and la in no manner
lnrai ITf W"h our ("e P,ant- 1 i" PX tor painting
" wut put his name on his wagon.
ROSEBURG ICE COMPANY
By C. B. CANNON, Manager g
ftattMM. C
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DEPENDQN GOODS
LINEN DUSTERS
FOR YOUR
SUMMER AUTO TRIPS
5;r to !Wvws $20 to
Sfi Srt Jri-ta your cloth- .
in oust and dirt ..m- CC 11
Kr traveL
ME IX A.D SEE THEM.
ABRAHAM
l2. . "DRY OOD STORt"
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li";.S KJar.nii CORSETS
PORTt.AXO, June 21. One bold
up snd a series of burglaries anc"
petty rfcpfts reported to tbe poller
Indicate that the anticipated Influ)
of thieves and light fingered gentry
have arrived for the Shrlners' con
vention and the Rose Festival. Po
lice have received Instructions to nsr
everv effort to put a stop to the dep
reflations and the 100 extra men
who have been obtained for the polic
ing of the city this week, hare beer
placed where it Is hoped they will dr
the most good in curbing the crtmt
nal element.
In addition to the etra police
About 12 detectives loaned Portland
for this week's activities by other Pa
cific cities will be la the city to co
operate with Captain Circle and b
local inspectors today. These men
began arriving yesterday and all are
expected to be here by this inorning
It was announced.
PAGE LVMBEB AND FVE1, CO.
- Successor to
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
We wish to announce that Page
Investment Company Is withdrawing
from active business in the state of
Oreeon. and is succeeded by Page
Lumber and Fuel Company, aa Ore
gon corporation. The location ami
management remain unchanged.
We take this opportunity to thank
the people of Roseburg and vicinity
for their liberal patronage in the
past, and for many courtesies re
ceived.
Tbe new company will appreciate
a continuation of this business, and
will endeavor to merit ft.
M. A. PAGE, Sec-Treas.
C. M. PAGE. Pres.
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aS CITY NEWS 0
Arundel, otaxa taaer. pnoo I9L
W wash and polish car at Mar
ten's garage.
We pay the highest price for Cas
cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store.
Ladles shampooing, dying; child
ren' hair cutting, etc., by experi
enced operator. Phone Mrs. Corbla,
176-J, for appointments.
wrrhT.a a nVinnosranh that talks
for itself. Hear It at Perkins Bros.'
Phonograph and Commission sales
room. Old Review Bldg.
Green's Tire 8hop applie Sturges'
half soles with a tvOO-mile guaran
tee, puncture proof. Come In and
let me show you.
ntann arffsffcallv tuned
by C. H. Arundel. 25 years Interna
tional experience. Player piano re
pairing and adjusting. Phone 1S9-L.
MAKES A iifxvmn.
STATB COLLEGE. N. M., June tl '
Arcady Segls Barhara, a purebred
Holsteln cow owned by tbe New Mex
ico college of agriculture and me
chanic srts. hss lust completed a
year' record on advanced registry
tost, producing 22.599. S pounds of
milk, containing 7.1B.P9 pounds of
i butter fat, or 4.9 pounds ot but
ter. S9 oer cent fat. This makes her
. i nflv nrftftnrlns raw1
IJ10 . U J. J JJ J' J I'll w. f - ,
of New Mexico.
Her previous record under offl-,
Millions for a
New Stomach
Oae ot tie greatest American miliiv.
aire said to his ihisictan, "A million
dollars. Doctor, spot cash and aa truiu
bling, for a new atomsrh,' and tca
the sick man groaaed and turord airay.
All his wealth eouUi not make bia
asppy or contented, far happiums large
ly depend upon digestion. Without
baslth where doe happiness come tat
After all the stoma, p).i- s great
part in everyday Ufa Without a
healthy stomach and good digestion our
blood ia thin, watery aud )dot, our
fcesrt actioa is weak, our livet does sot
do Its duty, and man is miserable and
unhappy. Frerant disease by putting
the house In order and streagtheuicg
the system against the genu ..f disease.
Dr, Pierce, of the Invalids' lio'cl and
Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y
year ago understood disrases and ;hrir
prevention, and he di-vred eenaia
roots and herbs which were nature's
remedies, and succeeded la putting thtia
op in a form that could be easily pro
cured at the drug store (liquid or
tablets). This he ailed Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discover.t. This D
sorery gives ao false stimulation b
ssuse it contains no alcohol or any nar
cotic. Ik helps digestioa'and the ac
smiilstlon of such Omenta In the food
aa are required for the blood. It gives
to the blood the food element the tis
sues require. For over fifty yra it
lias enjoyed the confidence of th
American public .Try it coat ,
NEW SNAP SHOTS
llama tiundar
Mi Merle Hamilton, who hat
oeen. attending th tiata university,
returned to her come trout Ku&itie
for the luwner months Sunday.
Leave for Forttand
Sir. and Mm. O. IS. Frank. Cart
Black and Claude Crocker left in the
lilack car last oiaht for Portland,
wbpre they will spend several days
attending the celebration mid at
tending to business matter.
In Vli)l;t Httv
C. i. Brier, Jr., son of the owner
of the C. J. Brier More in thi city
arrived In Roseburg this afternoon
and will visit here tor several days
before continuing oa to his home ttt
lwSs'.on, Idaho. Mr. Brier has been
atreudlng Stanford Cntversily for
the past year.
TKM'UKKH MKKT AT Et'GKN'K,
ial test was t9.0J6.t pound oi
milk and ttO pounds of butter fat.
This makes a total (or the past two
years of 41.645.6 pounds of luiik and
I.JS8.SS (pounds oi butter fat or
more than 20 tone of milk and over
two-thirds of a ton of butter tat tor
the two year.
CAI.L rXK CITY IMPROVEMENT
MONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that city
mprovement bonds of the city of
loseburg, Oregon, series "I" No. 26
o 68, incl., will be taken up and paid
n the 1st day of July. 19 20. and
that interest thereon will cease on
said date.
Dated June 19th, 1920.
CORINNE C. ALLEY.
City Treasurer.
ECGKNE, Ore.. June 1J. Teach
era from all (rts of the state, and
from other as well .will meet In
huKene June !5th at the Cntvevstty
of Oregon educational convention to
discuss present day problem, plan
and departures In the field of edu
cation. Tht convention, an annual
lentil? of the university' service
to the state ihroHxb the public
schools, will he under the direction
of rcs H. li Shelton, director of
the summer wlvooi.
June 25 has been settled on as the
date iu order that all tearhers may
he free from thetr classes to atteud
and that Ihe hundreds of teach
ers who wilt be In Eugene for the
university's summer school irar
have opportunity of meeting with
Ihe convention.
Amiwa those who will speak are:
Dr. Theater U Carlisle. I'. S. public
bpalth service; Prof. W. J. liaaann.
of NVw York; Prof. G. M. UwV
Prof. W. B. DeBiisk, Prof. If. R.I
ftoueia. Rhe! WnVfleM, Mrs. Mar
garet 1. Goodale. Victor Jtarrfa and
J. W. Almack, of Ihe family of the
I'nlrerslty of Oregon.
The openina; sef)nn will )w held
2;S Friday afternoon In Guild
Hall on .the campus.
yfnit&ear
1
Mm.
Unusual
Those awimmrrs u r
unuiua! in wsitr sports who
astonish you with their iac'iYny
are generaiiy the one who wear
the famous
ij oUVAingiuitj
Because cf the eiasticity ot tH
Jantaen stitch, these suits fit h
body easily, naturally, comfort
aSty. Thty do not allow water
to be hetcl between the body and
the suit they make swimming
easier.
Men, women and children, there'
"Jantn" in your ie and just
the color you want at the good
, shops of your city.
! t F. T. D. THE FERN F. T. D. t 1 1
NOTICE OK FINAL SKTTLEMKXT.
in the County Court for Douglas
county, Oregon.
'n the matter of the estate of Delilah
J. Gurney, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
inderalgned, administrator of the es-
'ate of Delilah J. Qurney. deceased.
ias filed fn the above entitled court
hi final account as such admlnlstra-
or of said estate, and said court has
by order duly made and entered,
dxed Thursday, the first day of July,
izu, at i ocioch m tne forenoon
n the county court room In tbe
courthouse at Roseburg, Ore., as the
:lme and place for hearing otyee
lons. If any, to said accouut. and
the final closing of said estate.
STEPHEN J. SKtur&f.
Administrator of estate of Delilah J.
Gurney, deceased.
Dated June 1, 1920.
Auto Owners!
Batteries Free
tit any time and fctve you exftert
mlvirp on the tat of ltnUcrie.
When imrcliatrtug wv bn((er
iem got our price. We rn mto
MOTOR SHOP J3ARAGE
44) N. Jarltson St. Roseburf.
Oleun ft Tavtnr if 4tc t..
vlre liar axe. yesterday disposed of a
iron amomouue lo v. A. strong, ot
Myrtle Creek.
Sheet MetalWork
OF AM, J41NJW
J-H.SINNIGEW
ll OAK STItKF.T VHQSK 4tiK
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Build Anything. First
class work. Let me figure
wJih you. Box 304, Resi
dence 305 Douglas St.
tVisetnug, Orefjoo,
THE KALT HCP DBiMK FOB -HOT
DAYS BUY A CASE.
ROSEBURG DAIRY AM SODA WORKS
PHONE 186
Tuesday, &fy
June 22.
7 Y-
Tuesday,
June 22.
3 THE THREE ACES oLQMEUf
L 1. , i - 1
CJCSHEEHAfV
8 0WE GILBERTS PDi HA(?f?IS
USED CARS
8nKk Roadster, 4-CyI 1918 MikhfJi,
OverJand Roadster, 4-Cyi WIS Mitcliell, S-Cyl
FordTwring 1 j4 Ton CfieyroJet Track, 4-Cjl
AJJ in first -clasa shape, it you are looking
for a good used car, call on us.
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Implements automobiles tractsrs
sssi iiaai
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ADMISSION: 50c, 75c, $ 1 .00, $ ) .50. tfc. Plus Wit Tax.
Seal Now on Sale at ll.e Box Office.
Take Your Family
Into Your Confidence
on Shooting
ET your new Wiiichester Hunt
IJitle rv and take it along:
on tlie family vacation trip to
practice up.
Take a Winchester .22 Caliber
Repeater and teach the boys anil girls
to hit the bull's-eye.
Buy one of the new Winchester
Junior Trapshooting Outfits and in
troduce your foiks to ihe new sjxxt
of family trapsliooting.
Drop in today and let us fit you out.
Churchill Hardware Co.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
THE 7YfVCffffiA STORC
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