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You can buy HER. DAUGHTER AND HIS SON, BY IDAH McCLONE GIBSON Kill That Cold With CASCARA ffl QUININE FOR Coldt, Copght AND La Grippa Neglected Cold9 are Dangerous Tak. no chances. Kp thie atandard remedy handy for the ftret nm Breaks up a cold in 24 hour Relieve. Grippe in 3 day Eaceilent for Headache Quinine in thl form doet not aflct the head Caacara U beet Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SLL IT UIU. KAI.VAUK 1'ltl Xi: CHOI' itlon, h:m taken drastic ten to meat 'the MllUatiOO. 8AI KM Or Oil 3. Thousands: All local railroads have been no of iwliuul 'children from all pal la of tlfled to aerve notice on dealers that Marlon county will Invade the prune tho,o having Hlilpinenta beid in ex "l. I-- i.. ha i.f five dnva will have an em- lasta effort to aalvaK" at Icaal a part banco placed aitalnst further busl- of tbla ai-ason'. crop. It haa t. i-ii ! ness tor meir account u.n.. rainiiiK here almost contliiuoualy for I tory arranKementa are made to ili- niore thuu Iwo weeks, and the loaa ! pose of their shipments promptly. ..... ....... luii. I In release the ell lliuinont. uiri'auy resuiuuie mini iu ui-eii,i,- - - . Uon will total ...any thousau.1. of M. K. Mdoea, chHlrmao for the rt ' ' Sun Kranclaco coininltteo on car Willi the assistant of Ihe acbool service. ay thla action la taken to children and fair weather, however, prevent the few. who are so usposeu ' ....n i.- from hu d UK equipment to the uet- HOIlie Ol I III IUUIIW RlUWrii mi. I . , - .Llnllllnl ablelo.ave26 per cent of their lot ' ' yield. Children who fall to all. nil acbool during (he next Ihree day and are actuully eiiKaKed In picking prunea need not fear truant officers, according to announcement. lAHiAS TIl'H, MI'KI.NU lllXIVKIt V. Theae are not sprout phials, Joint plunta or aprautilo tip plants. .They are first-class tips. Also have straw berry pluuta and all kinds fruit trees. lieller book your order now. R. I.. KI.I.IS Three miles west of Koseburg. KMI1AIUIO IH OltllKIIKll With a shortane in California of 1294 retriaerator cars and the de mand In oilier states reported to be IncreiiHliiK rapidly, the HefrlKerator liepartment of the Anierlonn Hall road Association, Car Service Soc- whu load and unload promptly. o NOTIC'e: TO 1'IBI.IC. The Winchester llospllal for the oure of Tuberculosi has taken over all the Intereata of Ihe Kult.r oani lariuui. All those Indebted to the .ilil concern will please call and aet- ileat the office of suiiltarlum. Those noldlng accounts unulimt institution ivlll present same. KU1TER. SANITARIUM Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a bod full of youth and health may bo yours if you will keep your system In order by regularly taking I COLD MEDAL The world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles, the enemies of lite and looks. In use lino. 1696. All druggists, throe sizes. Look foe the aerna Geld Md-I cry e mud et-cepl pe imitetioa TKAOIKH IS KHTKKI). Miss Amy Hall, of Newberg. Ore iron has accepted a position In the Uom-hurir schools to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Aflsx It.. Auilet. Miss Hall will teach til second grade at the It'iae school. She hus had seven years teuchlng experi ence and la highly recommended uy the president of the Oregon mate .Normal School. 1IONKV IIKKS TKACIIIXti HTIIOOI. An liiexpecHtl Adventure. Honey bees are doing their beat in ri.llcvn the teacher Bhorlago hy 'iclplng out instruction work at O. V ('. under the illreciion oi n. n j,'nil..n formerly federal bee In iperior for the northwest. The work 'h given for the benefit of the stu dents who want to learn how to handle bees so bud that they are willing to take a chance al loo dime an acuiialntnnce. The bees are es pecially effertlve III dismissing the classes. liASI'K HOOM HKtilNS. LONDON. Eng.. Oct. 4 - The greatest dancing boom England hus ever known is going to lake place this fall, according to dancing mus ters. The tungo will come buck, they say, und the old fashioned wall. Is point? to return to favor. f-1 ? A for lack of liht. A Colkman "Quick Lite" gasoline will furnish you a white clear liht that makes your rooms pleasant and reading or sew ing a comfort. i Or if you do not like gasoline use the 'Aladin" kerosene lamp. Uses a mantle and makes a wonderful light. You cannot per suade a user of one to be without it Come in and get one. If it is not satisfactory after using a week, bring it back. (Djjtejill Hatiton ipa:Dli 4 r 5 confevs that at the time I read my mother's letter a great revolt rose in my heart and I said to my self, "Why Is it that humanity has to suffer always?" With the ignorance and arrogance of youth 1 railed against life and its laws. I did not understand thai It is mostly ignorance ignorance of the whole world and everyone In It that brings ub to uuhappluess and sor row. I did nut understand then it was the lack , of proper education in the great tacts of lite and love that made the existence of men and wo men more or lesa unhappy. I did not understand that while the great business of life Is to marry, make a home, and fill that home with little hildren and teach those children to make their lives a little better than our own hud been, most of us go limning for the will of the wisp, haimlnesB forgetting tnat only in service there Is great Joy. 1 did not understand then that the very physical lovliness of Oraee Cameron attracted the beauty-lov ing eyes of Kenneth Halsey. Hut the conventional education, which fits ub for everything except the great duties of life and which has spread over hundreds of years overemphasized the Importance of beauty. During all these years that humanity has been struggling up ward to finer Ideals, we still hang on the love for physical beauty, muklug it as great as possible, and In every wav auueallng to the call of the blood because our forefathers. less civilized, only answered to that call. After marriage, however, today men and women ask fur something more for human beings have learned that they must have companionship of mind if they would have great hap plness In this world. Ah mother, dear mother, I won der what you would think if you were berj with mo tonight and could sit down at your knee and toll you the experiences through which i have passed. Mother-like, you al- wavs wished to keep these export ences from me and your mistake was In not realizing that you could not always he with me. Grace Cameron and I avoided each other as much as possible all through the long monthB of school t'p until the spring term, I only aaw Kenneth Halsey once, aunouun knew that he came often to take Miss Crace or some of the other glrla out to tho theatre or some other place f amusement. The other girls in the school were very much exercised over tho privileges that were given Crace. No other girl was allowed to leave the school with a young man without a chaperon, and It was some veurs later before I found out tnat Mrs. Cameron had made a special reuueat that Grace should bo allow cd to leave the school with Kenneth it any time she wished, and It was with great relitrtunco that It was u'lutited by the faculty. This, of I'ourse, was in the line of conduct that Mrs. Cameron had marked out for her daughter. She did not Bend c'.ruro to Bihool to learn anything 'hit would he of benefit to her In ihe years to come, she sent her only hecaiise It was near the college at which Kenneth Halsey was attend ing. One afternoon. I was sent down town on an errand for one of the teachers, and when It began to rain, I stepped Into a nearby doorway un til the shower was over. The passage was rather dark, and I almost ran into the amis of Kenneth Halsey. "Why. Ann What are you doing here? I was .iust swearing at the .lorni that sent ine in here, but now that It has brought you I am going to bless It. W here have you been. Ann?" "I have been at the school ever since I saw you last fall." "Hut lirnre told me you were 111 and had left.' "Grace told you something that was not true. 1 have not hee l ill." l v.l.l this I turned to go out In the rain again. "Here! Here' Where are yoM wine Ann?" nnd Kenneth pulled me back, almost violently. ! "I have no desire." 1 said, "to I make Grace again unhappy. " i "What about inc. Ann"" was his question, nnd neiore t conin ni'i.e nc look me in his arms nnu vss u me Tomorrow A Oinnvl With Grace Cameron. today at an average or 25 less than in 1910 m Goodrich Tires today are sold by food,5 everywhere at a lower price than in 1910-and what is more to the point in this comparison, Goodrich Tires in 1920 give on the average nearly double the number of miles per tire. The Goodrich adjustment basis. of 8,000 miles for Silvertowns and 6,000 miles for Fabrics at today's prices give motorists twice the mileage at less cost per tire. 'e i - FABRIC TIRE PRICES SIZE ' I9IO TODAY 303 25.4 I9.IO 3gxgi 33.85 S3.10 32x4 43. 6S 3S.80 341 65.35 3.15 35S 82.75 1 65.35" Goodrich 11 '''''' "r '"inthe LmJun d JlJuttmertt tau, -. Silvtrlown Cord,, 8000 MUt , Fabric Tires, 6000 Miles Sold and Recommended by C. A. Lcckwood Motor Co. J. 0. Newland Highway Service Co., Inc. Service Garage C. 0. Thomas KIU'IT MKS WANT SI'S. HOOD KIVKK. Or.. Oct. 3. A week of sunshine beginning tomor row, would he welcome to orchard ists. most of whom are n ady with full or partial crews to begin pickini; apples. Ill many Instances tinlay growers took advantage of the sun shine between showers to gather U'int... ll..n.it:w i.n.l other enrlv v..fi..ti.. nlekine of which has been ' wetting. Hence, if the seed Is prop delayed by rains. ierly treated en these plantings, the The continuing rains have hecoin !' !' '"'v ' a sore subject to fruitgrowers. Pick-.smut free, v.rowers wanting help In era are leaving places where accom-, treat meet cm get directions by send modiltions are poor. Fears are en-1 i"K to Ihe O. A. C. teltatned of a windstorm following the rains. WIIF.AT SF.KIi IS TUKATl:i Farmers who are having visions of a big crop or clean wheat next harvest are planning to give smut the knockout in all late plantings. The early r.tlns have germinated the smut spores In the soil and unless these s ores find young plants to unite with, they will not live more than six weeks from I lie first good XOTICK. Make that sauerkraut now. Any amount of cabbage at 3 cents pound hi patch. It. McKay, Iirockwny. Sheet MetalWork OF AI.I. KI.NOS J. H. SINNIGER 119 OAK 8TRKF.T PHONF. 42H gka.im; kxpf.ht iikkf.. APPLES & Cannery will commence receiving canning grade of Spitzenburg and Yellow Newtown Apples, Mon day, October 4 tli. D. C. Ingram, grazing examiner for tho V. S. fnri'st wrvic', arrived in KofU'burg tiiiay after np'-ndinc avA sidt -rablp tinio in the Si.-kiyou fot t. He loft this afternoon for the Crater lako forest where he will invtstigul the Mutiny guleh experiment. At Matney gulch the forest servief has bci n making experiments in rest ed iiiK nd Mr. Ingram in giving very careful attention to the growth of various kinds of Hhruhs. ATHIt.rOSK THIIKATKNS Wide awake growers are getting everything ready ti spray their appl orchards for ant h me nose com rol just as soon as the fruit Is off the trees. H. 1 Harss. plant pathologist of the Oregon station finds. It would be well for the sprayers to follow the pickers in all orchards not hav ing the early fall or August appli cation. Bordeaux ti-6-50 la used, and every particle of bark surface on the tree. Is covered I 0 CITY NEWS 0 Arundul, pt" tnt. prion 1S9L Try our Hot Sundaes. The Ilo.ie. Insure against loss equip your tractors so thev won't set fired. Be sure to see J. A. Iiuy that farm. Walker B 4 L BERGER'S BARGAIN STORE GOOD LINE OF NEW CLOTHING - Second-hand Shoos, Cloth ing, etc. Best Bargains in Rose burg. I'Oll CHI NTV I I.KBK. To the Voter, "f I'uugla, Countr, Orf ."'"!' ii.i... tlieMmMktt ticket at th'.N'io.-'iiili"T (le.tion tor tit office of c..ui,i v i-lck. If ,iL.nt with t...l -,H,T la the cm ,1. t .,t the ..nice. :ui.l will un.mr tMt Juft Hint court Yotir vutc i (I'd. Adv .,.. t'lullv eolicltft 1 UA U. BU'ULE. FOR SALE HOUSES NEW LISTING Yor h.i iu:n:n iuui;y. If you have not already do:ie so. you better hurry up and place your order for New Year and I'ltrstma? announcements with Ba'es. the printer, at the News Uevi w office. A swell line of engraved personal cat ds to make a selection from, but we must have your order eaily in order to make deliveries. Try our Hot Sundaes. The Hose, IIOKM S MTMi TO IKA1 II. A. RUPERT COMPANY INtXHlIlATKI) PHONE 310 ROSEBURG. ORE. I.NVU.1.K. Va.. Oct. 3. -Two horses belonging to a I'atrii k ioun orchard company were sturg to death and Mrs. Audrey Kickman was rendered unconscious Krid.iy when ati.ieked by a swarm of b es. The hordes, harnessed, overturn m1 a bee hive in their restlesm ss and bio'jghl out the bees. i-onded by pain, the tram ran amuck and upset 18 more tn rtands with the result thttt a cloud of many thousands nettled on the beasts f WILDROOTi I will improve 1 I hair or we i pay you I S V'itJroo(l9apurantf?dpWatiMi z m which goe tight at lh hwldrn cause Z. - oi coniin bldne th acaly, iti-hy ; 5 cm-it ot dandruft. Wtldroot rrmin-c z Z Ih crust How nJture to produce S z the thick lu-rtrou twir oonsal to aajr 5 bcAiUur scalp. - Z Wlldror t tqnti 9Hmpnn or WlHtwt ; Z tmlBMt Subscript Ions for nmpiuines fo- 1 liclted. Kictiun Library. Fires destroy lives, property aud ', Food. Be careful with fire. Huntinp positively prohibited on he lands of ttie Curry Ksiate. If you want to sell your property, see J. A. Walker, 105 Cass St. Thorn 91. i Home made candies are mads every day by I). Ib-U for the ItOfe. Get your rubber boot? half-soled for the rainy weather at Green's Tire Shop. Home made candles are made . very day by V. 1, IMl for the llo.-e. Chevolet Cars $25.00 and $38.00 LUick Cars. . .$30.00 and $45.00 For Other Cars P. Ires on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Anem-jr Rulck and Cherrolot 441 N. Jackson St- Roaeborff. Have your soles Tulranlzert your rubber buoia at llrecn's tit shop. on r THE Gt'ARANTTEP KA1H IXINIC Z F ttld ana umitr E I If you want to buy a home In the beautiful rity of Koseburu. see Wal , kor, I'll Cass St. Phone 9' j I I have purchased the hemstttehine ti. a. hine at Iteltows store. I am an ep. ri. no. .1 h.-ti. stitcher. All wotk , wanted for Christmas must be brotiKht in early. .Mrs. F. F Jones A:ii now hooklnr orders for day ; n!d ehicV. for I92 .l.-live.-v f,oni hih tir.-!ii-int T-ncn- l j. r r ! n Whue I.CKhorns. Knrl VoshurRh. Ti2 Ful lerton St.. i.ocbura. GINGER ALE with the Real Kick. ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS THOXE 1KB tan .ISM 121 1300 . 1J00 i;m . ' S , v , SOI am '. 31 M S.V ' 41100 ' J500 Buy Better Bucks and the Best Breeding Ewes for Less Money. u room a 4 rooms o rooms, .! Lots 5 rooms fi rooms t; rooms S rooms S rooms ft rooms. '2 Lots 6 rooms with furniture ." rooms, big lot f, rooms 7 rooms, bis 1t 6 rooms 5 rooms 7 rooms I Business room 7 rooms G.U.HELBIGCO Roiil Ktat Insurance, IMblic Phnne No- '' 401 Cass St. liosebunr. Oret Dr. R. P. Bradford and Wife. otp and i"""' . . L..r. atesof theOliestw--edCoilepe of n the orld BL'Y SHEEP WHIN THY ARE 101. THAT IS RICHT 0V I If ou are interested In any number I'-f ettner uraile or registered sheep of I .lie ! Honing breeds: Jack R.iscli nf n,.i - . . Hn:..!iire. ShropBtitre. Lincoln, Rom- JacK Koac-, of Prin his received n. v. Cot.wold. Ramboulelle. or any the anen. y (or the Queen line elf In- r . -hik ....... a i. .i L - wsrwiw . equators ana nrooaen Now la thel s quiea vntt you want. belpl.n to the jrouud. wu,., IU-chrg, Orc.D. your order tor lutur, deltverx. Box ,1. North PorUand, OrefOD. have rc-i'P .ned ou rerkitu CMS. r We use "irAlf" Chiropractic. 1 pu, I .uccesul 1"lZuSTl
