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3 . . . . A, A At St ....-r ball. Thursday. E0 7 ? Coot music and a J rood lime- . . . a. a iii ' e WASTED. ,,.rienced Woodsmen for , era. Douglas County a aOB AAAawWweeWww PRINCES TO CO TO WOIUC. . CANT UVg ON 930,000. LONDON. Eng., Aug. 2.. B- cause ma niga xon or living bai ttiade the 130.000 tntiiiBl nn... to Ami' h of tha anna nf Ifln n z ...... .z: jr.- wauKiiuii mi n.iu oaa auipendad i uiv kuiuiuuiui uiuiuuera or tne family fa n vu ?u In V. n . n ui ins t-riuces aecunea a magnlfl ,eant offer from a Urge financial hOUU in lftli hkPBIIan n ,K ... It la understood tbe otter haa bean renewed. - F.wter peaches thla week. .K S ia, shortly, leave or '! " A . iv,.rl.v's. mile TBKSrASS .NOTICE, .ii .enons are hereby warned not huut or trap, with or wltn 1 on tho Mra. 0. W. Jones Zci W e. n Koseourg ana North Impqua river, ai u6... .w-w will D6 prwsnwi- ; ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine mclae Aspirin proved safe by mil- ... -. ...J m-oaiirihiail llV nhVaipiallK QgiU iuu F,w...... oter twenty years. Accept only 11 unbroKen uayer package ihlch cont iins proper directions to relieve Headache. Toothache.. Kar- ithe, Neuralla, Rheumatism, Cold: nil Pain HiiikIv tin boxes of IX ttMeta coat few cents. Druggist In Mil lamer "Bayer packages. Aspirin ia trade mark Bayer Munu farture Monojcetlcacidester of Sail CTUCKld. SOME hlAOtilNU. NEW YORK. Aiianat as u Fabian, ground keeper at the Polo Grounds, read not long ago that the record for home runi muHQ i... ... player In a single game Is held by ""s". wuu, u member of the Cincinnati Roil a maA. . circuit clouts in a game against the Molt, Ky., club on June 12, 1867 Henry says this Is not a record, and haa a clfnnlnir in . nm... i mL dope produced reveals on July 14 1902. "Nia" Clarke th., ..S.i.,-1 for the Corsicana club df the Texas League, made eight home run. in a regularly scheduled game with me lexaraana ciun. Tha r,t.... uiuu wuu ur ssore oi. &i A a noy, page nana Kuth. .. aa itm a aaa , a i .a. --v HOUUIES. . 0 CITY NEWS a Araodel, puv tnnr. pnoo 18si Wb Dav the hlehest Drlce for Caa- on Darx. lierger's Bargain store WATKINS products. 12S W. Lane Ptoae 137-L. and reflect great flros (pin me sparks are spread. Be carafu mi flret. rlrw destroy lives. nroDertv and iok. oe careful with are. Innre aealnst loss eonln voni mcion so mey won't set fires. The ChenV PhnnDranh lh. nl, j . .5 " , U'Hj Hooofraph niacin that you absolute- i minor near uie needle or surface on the record, for sale by Ott'f auac niorft 'I da h s ,.... TPAt... . tfe , uuuvu Ktrali. Cheney and Sonora. & McMILLIN - 1IA K A PAD PrOHlfltrilniia ol.. 1 i - . . Kin o, 1 1 f 1 J AQdlt. Jr auto tires are the Grant, to i .T,prke 1 know 'ou "' ihl ii7 rn. . -i . . T...MV, mini aa.au; wr sites accordingly. One ton Ford truck, model HIS! M. 1 I 1 'Ord tonrinv hn. j c KSf : one -Tewld cow. All u hay and grain for feed and "IB WANTS (hMetWm ur hay- sraln, vetch, S,flc' m W as much a. IITOMOHH.E GARAfiHJ ' I nl I niS f repair Work f'lJlng, E.c Aeegrlant wssiEn WORK nl hfiva i i Sftai T, J""" 'rucas and are Mred to do aH kinds of haul- So t Prices. trial- v...fi k m ana 'Te u IwkeonrrniTe. plea8ea' twl" r for Basinesa, - . M&McMILLIN CASTOR I A For Infante dt iorOverSOYe.,, For the common man Ufa ha. ho.. so much of a nose-to-the-grindatone auttir mat ae cas llllle time for hob bies. On a day that hla eldest aaks for tho wherewithal try hi, th. terles for hla wireless outfit, and his youngest ror tne foundation- of Biuiuu collection nn ma h - - . r Meeting remembrance rt anmsi.i... "' w tma in uib youm. nut though it is not always the rich, It is tbe uncommon man who lias C1UI1B- IO nia hnhnv: A nMA court justice may stick to tales of Nick Carter; a famous engineer may "'n n nis collection of sea shells. Perhaps It Is Just that continued vivin miereat in tne things of youth that has made them stand a little out from the ruck ot men. . ii in a iieanny tning to keep a hobby. For the relavatinn f.-, .. cares or snop or office sweetens one's disposition, and wonderfully serve 'o keen one out of the rut tho ka 4ame old monotonoua day after day. is in danger of wear ing into hla way of life. Salt Lake Telegram. WHEN VO0 LEA VIC TOWN 'hi, summer it's a good mora to have the News-Review follow you to your vacation home, imi us mail It to yon jui pnone 135 or write our ubscrlprion department and we'll ee that It comes to you regularly. Doctor Cupid Thflf. Inv kvxMAAv: -w . v. sjuiiicuiiici cum uim ffk 'act that has been called to the attention of the public by a however, the cure for all women. a .womar w nervoui and irritable, feels dragged down and ?u.t tor at reason that aba can trunk of. Doctor Pierce's Favorite Pr. enpUon pves new life ana new tren-th to weidc, worn. out. Fnn.ri A m a . 1 tin Y rr u wumen. "i avorito treacrlption" makes weak women a va, WCH. it tt-v!. lh? "u dnireist. In the uuiicu m laoieta as well as liquid form. Roseburo, Ortcom "I suffered aomethiruj terrible from an organic Z," - ,.a ."carcely stand on myfeet. My head and back ached to jm-u ana 1 was weak and nervous. I had severe pains in my aide and my limbs and feet ached. I was also toouWed with constipation. I took Nj 9 " Prescnpuon, Golden Medical n;vrv .nJ Pleasant Pellets. These medicines cured me of all my ailments and I "o wen ana stron&r." MRS. W. V. ah) . Jackson street. Fat Folks Be Slender $100.00 GUARANTEE If oTr-touL yoo will be haDOV tu learn how you may easily reduce weight and measurements without starvation diet, thyroid, or exhausting exercise. These pictures give you an idea of improve ment in appearance and you may expect wonder ful benefit in personal attractiveness and win ning efficiency when you are slender. Saprtfiikf vwicM tWjs tlesi reported even aitcr Just few dsyt treatment. With oroper reduction the fleh becomes firm, the wkm Bmocin ana the Renerai health im Dmved: in tact, work teemi easier and a liehter. more buoyant feeJ- . tng takc poasc-0100 'of Hae. 1 wnoie Detng. It a a nne ten sattoo that of looking; and feeling ywisii.aptU. hiiact ; ve,airt aata magtietiG. " U jmm waul to rdoe 10 9 SO oHa.tie sstfely. leaaantly, you ahouid give Lorein ivstem trial Tha name Korin is pronounced ' koretn. Start on the mad to longer lite and happiness today. Obtain a sawll bmm of Korvhi under $100 money. efund iruxrantr sir ibv hsa.w, rfrTjaj tr. Show your friend thai advertiartnent. UOSEBIRG-CAMAS VALLE. STAGE jlUfo Daii avave and 2:30 arwiai . , .:4v ii Ti;"pL,,e,M tin,;! OUNG GIRLS MADE STRONG Vira. Boyd Tells How Her Uaughter Benefited by Tak ing Lydia E. Pinkham a Vegetable Compound. Danville, 111. ".Mr daushtar was varv delioata and we thowrat w aould not ralaa her. brie vraa troubled with irrrgiilaritT and aha waa not able to go 'to scnooi. ror a year we save her all kinds of tonics but to no good. One dav one of your little books waa thrawa on our porch and I saw what Lydia K. Pinkham's V e g a -table Compound nad lone for othera and what it miifht do (or her. Now she ia getting fat and Tees to school every day. You can tell very mother what tha' Vegetable Com pound has done for my daughter." Mrs J. II. Both, 1002 N. Jackson St, PATCH POCKETS TO nv nav ON I-MNCV WtYUBH VOR MEW. CHITAOO Ana- 9K 1T1.. I servatism win h tha wntf.Hwni in i Clothins- atvlna fni man him all I raitu iiocaeia ano long roll lapels I win nave to an aernm nr in io.it. tng clothing manufacturers, to be succeeded by plain pockets and straight lines. Cufffa will be retain ed. Light brown and a mixture of uiuibu btht win Da ina nnwinminat. ing colors. SANTA CLAl'S DEAD. NEW YORK. AUK 25. "Santa Claua" is dead. - Jesse - Armour I Urandall, who probably Invented more toys than any other man in the world, has died at the age of He made bis first toy when three years old, and at the age of I ten nad invented a number which had been placed on the market. One of hla hobby horses was sent to England as a present to King Ed ward when be waa Prince ot Wales. MAN'S RIGHT TO GET DRUNK. WILLESDEN, England, Aug. 26. "Can I have a aeparatlon from my husband on the grounds that he I la an habitual drunkard?" asked a I woman In court today. "No." re plied the magistrate. "The law gives the husband certain privileges I and this Is one of them. Now III you -were a habitual drunkard it I would be deferent. Ha could get! a aeparatlon from you. "WOMEN, DON'T SMOKE!" M If every girl who suffer aa M isa Boyd 'lid, or from fa-regularities, painful periods, backache, aideache, dragging Hown pains, inflammation or ulceration would only give thia famoua root and herb remedy a trial they would soon find relief from such suffering. For special advice women are aaked to vrile the Lvdia E. Pinkhara Medicine Co, Lyaa, Mass. The remit of forty rears' sxpericaot la at vour eervtee. PORTLAND. Ore.. August 25. I Department stores here have hung up No smoking" aigna in their I women's rest rooms to discourage the growing habit. "We don't mind I women smoking," . said one man ager, "but they are getting to do I it so mueri that the insurance com panies served notice they wouid ! boost their rates unlesa it . waaj stopped." i o . MORE DRUNKS IN ENGLAND. LONDON, Eng., Aug. 25 Drunk enees convictions last year were double those of 1918, accord I nar to a Blue Book on tbe liquor quest' Ion. Causes named Include more money and leisure for workers, less self-control and an inability to real lxe that general sobriety Is aa de sirable In peace time as during war. KEPT CHILD NAKED. LONDON, Eng.. Aug. 25. ' Geo. White and hia wife, Mary, were sent to prison for a week because of cruelty to their children. They kept one child, a cripple, aged ten years, In a small room aosoiuteiy naked for months. He waa found in a amall back attic bitten from head to feet, by vermin. ' RIVERSIDE. N. J.. Aug. 21. T ..v. tha Ufa nf hla net doc grieving to death In his absence the Rev. Norman B. McConnell, pastor of the Methodist church, cut short j nia vacmiioo. niwr wtaura the dog refoaed to eat. but on hla masters return abandoned an noa (r atrlka, lndianapolis Will EnUrtiain G. A. R. rvnTA.atAtmr.ra r,wi a., n i - at rears inaianr lauoila Will aa-alai antanaln ... nual encampment of the Grand Army Inf a DAa.aaa.ll IE . a A w niuuii;.' rur in oral time I BIDGw lava 111 national maaailn. Iths Grand Army will b held thia ijw in am cosier capital, 8ptu br If to 16. Clvlfl aommlltaM ara to'eateHaln 100.000 visitors during the week of the encampment A list of home which will accommodate one or maw of tha elrll wa v. la oalng complied and committee members any comfortable quartan will be available for everyone. Numerous entertainment fui,,,.. are. being prepared. There will be airplane ridea for veterans who may retain aeme of their wartime cour- aare. Autatmnhlla trine ha,. Lu. f reared for othera. I Hntal haarfmiatKaM l. I. ... . uwu aa- atgned to the SS state departments aa. . a. Arrangements for 1 that aratharana- ara. halnv m,j. K. - oommlttee of 000 bualuess men who are working under the direction of an UMutlve comalttee of five mem-bora. BEAR OIL Fsr Your Hair eiaaaaaaeaaat fc alu-. r aoa'a ata rarfaaMdivtMaa, httar. nllabtw parraala la KOTALK. UdiaM .liiir far Salr and Mat. AataaUhina aue Saav vaaas ha i ahw farfiaj laMatiaaia. fmqi rAi aUldna. Kaa tiTVtartiat. aaaaL Baaff aUkaM, ISati Ureal fill. fcttwr ar atana) lot ataaf aaa aad laalaa. a . Ika Brt,ai,,ai,MBa. fcirtia r.Waa. raaftt IF WE H.U GONE ON TO BKRUN. If Russia with its ignnnannn people and Ita vast resources In raw uiaivfiuia can nro, w inmi,i vni.n or break down that country and unite with Germany, we shall face the great danger which far-seeing men durlna the whnia a tha u.,.,- pean war realised might oonie about. With the military spirit of Germany' still alive and uncoaquered, dominat es in leaaeranip tne 180,000,000 people of Ruaaia, there would be po tentlalltlea for evil that may well When the allied ano - American armies failed to take possession of taenia, Vienna and Constantinople, the most stupendous blunder in hu man history waa made, and to that failure la due the lmmlneuoe of the danger which we bow face. It the armies of tbe allies aod of America had held fall possession af Berlin, Vienna and Constantinople there would have been no possible way for the spirit of boJshevlain to aoread and the danger which threatens the world under conditlona now- existing would have been avoided. American , troops, knowlna . that they bad the Huna on the run, wept when they - received word of the ar mlatlce. and thia we have from men who were engaged In tbe struggle on the battlefrout. They realized that tremendous blunder waa belnt made and the world will yet have to race a loea in men and money In finitely greater than would have been the coat In Uvea and treasure If we had gone "on to Berlin I" Manufac turera' Record. , JfoncU TO CREDITOR. tn the County Court of the gists of Oration for Duuajlae I'uumy. In the mntirr of the estate ut William A. smlea, tl.T.maed. Vntl.. ...! ... ..... .. a., vii uie nm aay or Aug. usj. 120, duly appointed ky the abova entitled court aa executrl of the last , Smirk, aecraaeil. Therefore all Darsona 1 liavina tal. , r.. . T . r.,t .. .... "..Z' ' dar.lgned at Kuaekurti. OreKon. duty verliird, on or liefora all months fro V the date hereof, as by law required. Uaiuil ait Ah. .7., . . .. . . . Mivnaiie mis lama day of August, 1ilo. " . . . . r. I.KN O. KMICK. lecutrU of tha laac will and taata ment of William A. 8. nick. dacassa4 GOOD-BYE, OLD A. K. P. WASHINGTON. Auc. 25. ' The American Expeditionary Forces will paaa Into history 'August 21, when the only remaining" unit of the army that Vought in France, A. E. F. headquarters ln Waablugton, ceases o exist. Easy; Shorthand Free Lessons to You Wonderfully eaay to learn is the new horthajid. Learn it in 6 evening, thea -acqulra apeed with pleuanl prartice. got re'ilar employment aa atenograpiar or aa aid in your bunineaa. Two li-.ion. mailed free If you write to King Inatltut Iaa-EA-M. Sutlon K. New Zri. N . Y. lali 8roa ..r yourralf. then surpnaa otliara, now your I nanus this aJiwtiaaewaZ A NEW CROP OP MILLIONAIRES. An analrsia of iha v..i I -"u1"' u returns lor 191 shows I that In that year 20,000 persona Paid taxea aa millionaire. vareu wits BDOUt Iv.OOV in 117. Thia givea the country one million aire for everv- R inn r.1 . .--v yuiuiRiiiia, a Drooortlon which un.i,u . teresting Index of the increase of """' prosperity, ir the rich are growing richer, at least the poor are not Rettlne- noorar U'hu..,.- morallstB may think of thia access vvraonai weaun, it will be viewed with equanimity on Broadway and at Palm TtAAch a ,.in . i.. a-.'u ucaiif i 4000 millionaires tn twn ar. I r: - ' - i iuea vuni poteniiunties of ostenta tious expenditure. Here are enough new eonaiimerR Af 1 ii -..- .... tain numberless purveyors to the neens of tne newly rich. New York t Ul lll, . . ' j ;flas die Small. a. A AVLgUL Car Owner to Good Tires T "HIS much is certain that the small Car Owners of this fnnnrfw.lrmwa os ... . i itutr. as high quality standards as any other class of motorists. Whenever you want to see this proven out, you have only to watch how they come to good tires, when they are given an opportunity to get at them. What some dealers seem to overlook are the reasons which have led most of the small car owners to buy their cars. In building tires for the small car, the. United States Rubber Company ex ercises as much care, as much thought, as much supervision, as if they were in tended to go on the most expensive cars in the country. Devoting an entire factory to their ', manufacture. Putting the whole weight of its varied experience behind theiii. Never cheapening thejr quality on the mistaken theory that a man's intelligence can be judged by the length of his car's wheel base. e o Good dealers will tell you thatthey can never get enough U. S. 30x312-inch Tires. A . hint which the small car owner who is bent on quality will always heed in time. - United States "Urns United States (fp Rubber Company Ftfrr-tttm factor ';HflpStt - ... piltMi - -ram:- SZSBZisL.- WullW it - Thf oldest and large tf JttiMar OrnumadUion tn thm Vorkl
