Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 13, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfmtiaw, Arort? it, im. nan rmtaa V !:.f;-lt rrwSl I ;i;r 1 : v fun srrTrrfTTf castou For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ! ..,:ih.rOmum,Mon'Wnen v;,.j.S-otNahcoth. Wow-"-, t nut I ;t.v J 1 Coflslipalionanay-.-j CevTAimCoHPBOt .r -vnnlC. Always Bears the Xfif J Siatoejjjf' vJ' For Over Thirty Years Ect Copy of Wrapper. TMC OS NT A WW OttMNV, HtW VOHII tTT, TRY this approved rem edy. Ju.;t tha tonic for r.2rvousnf3, stoeplKtsnesa, deprcicd fccllr.g, loss of appetite, digestive troubles, brain kg, or Blow recovery frcm fanuenza and kindred ailments. A tunic, alterative r.J diuretic for blood and mtva disorders. ,'?Pjl'WYy Christian Duircb, corner Pine and Woodward streets, Rev. C. H. Hilton, minister. Regular services will be held Sunday morning. The pas' or will preach. The subject will be, "A" Oreat Calm." In the evening the last of the services conducted by Dr. Hunks will be held at the school house auditorium. Dlble school at 9:45. The superintendent has re turned from his vacation and will have charge of the Bible school Sun day. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 o'clock, sub ject, "Lesnons From the Poets." The public always welcome. Visit at Home Miss Vera Tipton is home from Ban Jose, Cal., where she attended the -state normal school during the past year. She will teach the com ing, year in the schools at Coronado, Calif., which is across the bay from San Diego. Oretrtm Sift 4 T?ni .before being featured here. o wi, t mw 1 two large amusement concerns D m . have been secured, and the public urogram Arranged wui be oi cleanest and o 1 (he most satisfactory tertice in the SALEM, Ore, auk U Dlreo ' 01 "a'"t M tore of the Oregon Watetalr and Mu,lc Uhe4 by H. X officer, of the board are looking "'oudenmeyer, notable singer and forward to the largest and best fair niU8lclan to De ddltlonal asstst for the week of September 27 to on th v,n,n entertainment October 2. of any in the state's his. P01" " n auditorium, tory and are basing the belief upou ! f the least of the evening page the number of entries already listed ants will be the horse show to be "'"' umerent departments, (held lu the ktadlaiu four nights of Mi,i,uriw V"" tV" 10uth 8nd ,h8 J D. Farrell will be In Middle West as we 1 a the Pnnirix . . finou) . , , - iMirne ui mil ui.xti'ju. ah neao. Ol M i, , I largejy 'represented in the departments of agriculture and Sinnth p."? 'k ,'!h,btt 'h" .livestock also he Is at present tour- n tt rol,na1to be one df the moil the state In the Interest of the "uu- nB eniries(,lltIer, enlisting the assistance of the close on September IS. but already . varlou, a,,ellU ln getting each cltv - . DANCE AT DIXOW1IJ.K. Friday. Aug. 13. at Audi- torluot. Oil's orahueira will furnish music. TUB FIRST BAPTIST CllTRCH mere is so large a list that addi tional barn space is being prepared, and it Is probable that tents will be called Into service when the stock exhibit arrives ln Its entirety. Noteworthy Improvements In the walks and buildings feature and county to make exhibits. PORTLAND MARKET. PORTLAND, Aug. 12. Hogs are movlnr slowly nrlme mivw) ahln. I ments 'going at $18 to 118.35 per u-n.Lr jI,. .a. . . , , lliril IB ft, wuv uii iub Kruunas tnia year, vi i .1 .. rZ, ,n ,h.. Jhll bTPing.x-Changed. Demand for sheep 1. C .), . V 7 I .FKe "'Kht. valley lamb, commanding to barns that were damaged by the,.,, i- unchanged But severe storms of last winter are ' cents, tgg. are uncranuea. mit unrtergnlnr ...h.t.nti.i Th!.'1" KlnK "P slightly, extra cubes work to be finished this month. 'brlll8,"g 611 10 55 c' several carloads df Southern Ore gon granite have been utilized In improving the old walks, new hird surfaced streets and cement walks likewise peing additions this year. OVKRAM-a WKItK WORN. ES?EN. Germany, Aug. 12 Mov ed by the American example, a A concrete road across the entire number of young men here made and rut of former ..t. fir. hn Prices by organUing a procession campers were obliged to resort to lttd ' u,ua ove:aV;- ,The,r r'' straw as a temporary road cover-1 how'ver- ""'e,t '"'k' a 5 inc. The new agricultural building working population, who, under h will house the floral as well as the! mpression that it was "a studied iibihi lu iiirir viau, tiiauo m ruau A free fight en- agricultural display, the former be Ing heretofore given space in the old pavilion. This new plan will admit of greater (freedom of arrangement, and will make possible more artistic effects In both exhibits. The raring program, whlrh Is to be given foremost place on the list of entertainment features this sec tor the paraders. sued and some of the cheap tailor ing propagandists were badly In jured. TOMFtSTONK FOR SALE. fTlv Awsnrtfitfrt Prii). ntTDAPKST. HUNGARY, "Nice son, includes some of the fastest famiv tombstone; little used: for horse, on the turf, every mail bring- a()ln .. advertisement published Ing names df paramount Importance )n tne new8papers here, has directed menu eniiien . nitoniinn nln to the noveriv of in the racing world. closed yesterday. Professional automobile races and auto polo, one of the most spectacu lar sports of the day, promise to be big drawing cards, the latter never After you eat always take (? ATONIC ITOR TOUR ACT -STOMACH) Instantly relieves HMrtbarb, Bloat d GaM-r Feeing. Stops food souring, repeating, and all stomach miseries. Aid difeMtlo and mppmtif. Kmm Momaeh weet and truax. Incrw VlUlity and Pep. EATON1C i tb bent rmtady. Tna of thou sand! wonderfully benefited. Only costs a cent or tiro a day to ues it. Positively a-usranteed to pJeass or we will refund noaar. Get a big km today. You will sea. 205 Cass St Our Want Ads Obtain Results. Nathan Fullerton, Roseburg, Oregon. Low-Cost Mileage Get It in Goodyear Small Car Tires WM There is no economy in buying so called bargains in tires offered at sen sationally cheap prices when a ' well-made tire delivers mileage at a . considerably lower rate of cost. Add the time and trouble occasioned by frequent replacements and it is fully apparent why tire users, seeking ,real mileage economy, are not attract ed to very cheaply priced tires. The popularity of Goodyear Tires, of the 30x3-, 30x3V2- and 31 x 4-inch sizes, is based on the fact that they are built to deliver exceptional mile age at low cost and consistently do so. 1C T7 1 rI T 11 you own a i uru, vuevruici, ivuu, -Maxwell - cr.othec-cr, takiog. bf$e. Q0rv,Vostnt,'n for Goodyear Tires for true Good year mileage, value, economy. -dj.- 0 Qjrrm T - '; Double-Cure Fabric, 3 5) All -Weather Trod 0 x 3!4 Goodyear -ert Single. Cure Fabric, 51) 5U Anti-Skid Tread Goodyear Heavy Tourlit Tubes cort no more than the price you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit why riik costly casings when such sure protec tionU available? 30i3'AtUe $A5U in uxittrproof 6og the formerly well-to-do ' families Many of them early began to sell rugs, furniture and Jewelry to get fond, hut some now have nothing lift but heirlooms. Lieutenant. Rowden and Davidson of the American Relief Administra tion, found It necessary, recently to select Krom 152,000 "ntellectiinl" appllein'. those who should be given 4,000 available relief parcels. MINSTRKIJ ARK COMING. The Famous Georgia Minstrel, are due Ifor ait appearance at the Ant ler's Theatre, Friday, August 20, bringing a company of forty funma kers, musicians, singors and dancers and -fifteen vaudeville acts ln a pro gram entirely different llroin any thing ever seen in a inlrffctt'l per formance. That minstrelsy la again becoming the popular amusement of the American stage Is shown by the crewded houses being given all Blm lar organisations. There must be something to attract people to the theatre from the fact the Famous Oeorgia Minstrels have weathered the storms of over fhlrty three years continuous travel there must De something In a reputation to sus tain them so many years therfU must certainly no merit ,nack or all this, and while they have the re gulation band punule.'lt Is a fre quent thing that when the company arrives In town, they find the seats are all sold in advance. The repu tation ct tha company must have a whole lot to do with this. Corner Lane and Rose streets, J. H. Dickson, pastor. Bible school psr pound. at :4 a. m. o. p. Cosnow, Hupt. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m., with preaohing by the pastor. B. Y. P. U. will meet at 7:00 p. m. All the young people of the parish are urrod to attend this service as Important business will be attended expected around Harrlaburg, where picking will commence about Aug. 4. Pickers are to receive two cent MU-VAMPS N&XT. NEW YORK. August 12. Girls, whaddye know? Right here In New York iMtv. who tin vnu MimtwiuA la stealing your stuff and taking to to A lve son sorvi and short (having his eyebrows plucked Just address by a number of the mem- ,,. uny U.0Uway vamp? Well, l.rs Prayer meeting Wednesday : none otnPr Ihan M Man : evening at 7 o'clock J. 11. D. A.VOTIIKR INDUSTRY. AltltlVKs IX THIS CITY. Private Charles II. Ambrose ar rive in this city Inst week from Vancouver Barracks, where ho has been stationed for the past several months and will visit at the home of his parents. Mrs. f! rover Potter of this city. The young boy has secured a thirty-day furlough and will leave here the first of Septem ber for California where he will Join the rest of his regiment at Camp Presidio. Cal rornla. The rest of his regiment was due here this morning, but failed to arrive. Mr. Ambrose has many thrilling Inci dents to relate during his stay In Oermnny. He has many friends In th's city that glad to know he will visit In Roseburg and are sorry he has to leave us so soon. XKW COMPANY STARTS. PORTLAND. Ore., August 13. Spahgnum moss has provided this city with a new Industry that is now mplnylng 0 people preparing the material for shipment all over th I'nitd States and to a number of foreign countries, where It Is mar keied chiefly In the form of surgical dressing.. The establishment here known as the Spahgnum Products Company, has Just been reorganized and the controlling stock and active management has lieen taken over by Y. S. Stock, for many year, with the Rlumauer-Frank Drug Company. I1KJ CROP K.PK(TK1. HARRISHURO, Ore.. Aug. 1J. A crop of small grain yielding 20 per cent better than last year Is lielng looked forward to by farmers In this vicinity. First reports from threshing machines show 50 bushels of Vail oats to the acre and 18 bushels of wheat. OKFICKS IX NEW YORK. PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 13 With view to greater trade expansion for Oregon the Joint traffic bureau if the Port of Portland and com mission of public docks has opened a permanent office in New York. rhe port also has a traffic repre sentative touring the far east and Is soon to appoint another to cover the Xoith China field. HKi YIICI.I) OK HOPS. HARR1SHURO, Ore., Aug. 33. A heavy yield of hops this year Is WEARING SPECIAL COSTUMES. ROME. A lare nmber of aristo cratic young men ln Rome, Florence and other. Italian cities, by agree ment, are wearing a sneclal costume this summer costing ahout IS to 8. They have declared a boycott on ex pensive clothing. The suits are composed of khaki or blue denim trousers and a shirt or blouse which can quite easily be made at home. Wearers of the cheap attire have also temporarily abandoned Jewelry, elaborate, cra vats, silver-handled canes or expens ive hats. ' Most df the innovators also wear sandals insread of shoes. Mrs. Emma Montgomery, who has been vsitlng the past week at Can yonvllle, departed for her home at Sutherlln yesterday. Sutherlin Sanitarium ME DICAL SURGICAL Write R. L HALL, M. D., Stipt Sutherlln, Oregon NOTICE OK SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Office, Washington, D. C, July 3. 1920. Notice is hereby given that subject to the condition, and limita tions c: tne Act of June 9, 1916 (39 atat.. Sis), and the instruc tions of the Secretary of the Inter ior of September 15, 1917, the tim ber on the following lands will be sold August 23, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at the Unit ed States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be sub ject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, 't ne purcnase price with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be risnnsited at time of sale, money to lie returned if sale 1. not approved, otherwise patent will issue for tne timber which must be removed within ten vears. Bids will be re ceived from citizen, of the United States, sssorlatlona of such citizens and corporations organized under state, territory or district tnereoi only. Upon application of a qualified-purchaser, the timber on any . ...kjii,inn will hn nffered l legal buiiui'i""'!. v (separately before being Included In any ofrer ot a larger uun. . 15 S., R. 1 W. Sec. 31, NEK SFM fir 14C0 M., cedar 30 M.. NW14 SBM. fir 1800 M.. SEM SE4. fir 850 M.. SW14 8EK. fir 1740 M.. cedar 20 M., NE14 SW4. fir 1 2 ?0 M . rerisr SO M., Lot 3, Br 1170 M.. SE14 SW14, fir 1:0 M.. Lot 4. fir 1800 M . none of the fii or cedar to be sold for less than 12.00 per M. T. 16 8., R. 1 W.. Sec. 9. NE4 NEK. red fir 625 M., white fir 60 M., SEU NEtf. red fir 360 M.; none of the red fir to be sold for less thsn $1.76 per M.. and none of the white fir to be sold for i-ss thsn 60 cents per M. T. 16 8.. R 1 W., See. 23. NE14 NWK. fir i7m M . NWU NW14. fir 1650 M., 8WH NWH, fir 2090 M., cedar 25 M., EW"4 nr mm m., k 60 M.. 8E14 SB. flr1425 M.. cedar 20 M., NK SWlt, Hr 400 M., NW14 SW fir 880 M.. 8E BW. fir 640 M., cedar 10 M.; none of the flr nr cedar to be .old for lees than 9 nn ner 14. (Signed) CLAY 7 ALU MAN. Commissi ones. General Lend PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 13. Be cause housewives as well as laun dries like the product of the E. M Clothes Bleach Company, that con-; cern has found it ncessary to ex- j pand its equipmnt and put out its preparation for1 retail trade. It is one of the city s newest manufac-1 turlng companies. ' ALASKA AFTER TRADE. PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 13 Even Alaska is sending representatives to this city to take part ln the eighth annual Bnyer's Week. Between 1800 and 2 'Kill people from all points of the northwest are ex pected. ROSEBURG -CAMAS VALLEY STAGE Two Daily Stages Two Daily Stages leave ROSKUI KO, - - 7 and 2:30 Ix-ave CAMAS, - 7:45 and 11 Sieeiul trip made at any time. Phone 170-L Hoseburg or Camas Hotel Camas Va ley. (I)OUUK t'AHS ARE USKll) LEK C. GOODMAN, Prop. self, ln most any upper Broadway butber shop between 1 and 3 p. m.. the hours when the lounge. : auto and other verities ot lir.ards and he-vamps drop in for their dally "dolliug-up", one may see the ton- aiitni uimy Willi nis colllll IDS tweezers reducing the eyebrow, of the Sunday fraternity. Mrs. Jim Clarke, df Winchester came to this rliy this morning and spent a few hours here shopping and visiting with friends. BIG BENEFIT DANCE. Given at the armory In this city Monday, Sept. 6, by committee df trainmen. Good time for all. Ott'a six-piece archestra will furnish the music. ' Gent. 11.00. Ladies free. SAY ."DIAMOND DYES" Don't streak or ruin Tour material la tt poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes.1 aay directions in package. "FREEZONE" Off Corns I No Pain I Lift Doesn't hurt Drop a little F'reezone on an aching corn Instant ly the corn stops hurting and short ly you lift it right oft with finger. Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of F'reezone for a few cents, suffi cient to remove every hard corn, Boft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. sCilir? sn jn 11 nn n n n rf Just add water. it's That's all the caftip cook has to do with FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR. No fussing, no milk required, no sugar necessary. We have added these ingredients in just the right proportions to give you PANCAKES that you will pronounce the best you've ever eaten. On that August fishing or camping trip FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR will add materially to your joy and materially reduce the labor of thje person in charge of the camp eats. See that FISHER'S PANCAKE FLOUR is part of the! outfit on that August trip to the great outdoors. .if P.r , Aj- v; . a jt ypy r, pR.oc e r; s Fisher Flouring Mills Company ready! A fJX PORTLANO jUAijtk