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Ummama ywa-Brtrrw sUtttuut. ottobkw to. it. -.aaasa'tJ?iffiBsssa01isO0rIMM Official Democratic Statement By Douglas County Democratic Central Committee. children Cry for Fletcher's Republican Party Victim of Chronic ui rf d )i . JAMES M. COX rind Yoo Have Always Bought, and which bag bees T fur over . thirty years, haa borne tne signature of fifjt-- sonal supervision since its infancy. 'CUiUitZ Allow no one to deceive you In this. in Counterfeits, Imitations aaa just-as-gooa " are but Jriments that trifle with and endanger the health of tjV-ts nj Children Experience acainst Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its ee is its guarantee. For ' more than thirty years it hat been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids he assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE C ASTORIA ALWAYS ) Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought t AISOl'MI THK TOWN Don From Myrtle Creek Postmaster O. A. Kit by and Mis. rjrby. of Myrtle Cieik, spent yes tfrday In Itustburg shopping auo rUiting. Id Ydicalln i-n.nHa Foster. daiiEliler of Mrs. Owfo Atlt-rbury, was operated on for ussilltis thin morning at Mercy hos pital. Dr. Seely was In attendance. 1 amusement of the public. The first public prformance will be on Oct. z'. Operated On u rieifa nuen vhn hns been at tending institute and visiting with Vrt C. C. Wameley. left this after uod (or Yonculla where slie resides. Her This Morning- Mrs. Easley nnd daughter. Miss Alice, came to Uosefonrg this morn Ibc from Oakland to spend a short tune shopping. They left for home tt the afternoon train, accompanied by Misses Rinlle and Mollie Easley, who have been attending Institute la till city. I , Here l YiMii Clilm . Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Barclay, of Shanghai. China, are In the city for a few days looking after property interests. These people are enroute i Edinburgh. Scotland, for a visit, d Inter expect to return to Shang hai, where Mr. Barclay Is Identified with the China Navigation Co. They arrived from the Orient a short time ago enroute to their old Scotland home, and having a valuable or chard property in Garden Valley, are staying here a few days arranging for the future care of the place, which is under the supervision of W. D. Hess. Mr." and Mrs. Barclay have been readers of this paper for quite a long time, and renewed their sub scription, the News-Review going to Edinburgh until February, when It will follow them on their return to Shanghai. o NOTICE TO PIHI.IC. Pictures for School The union hih school at Vencalla petted October 3 with an enrollment of 30. This makes the Becond year Hues the reorganization as a union aih school, consisting of 12 dis tricts. La year the school was ery successful. The enrollment this wr Is much larger than last. Fol loin out the demand for visual In struction, a motion picture machine "being installed now. It is planned to run educational films, and In art tl'ion features and comedies for the The partnership heretofore exist ing between J. V. Starrett and J. S. 'lllldeburn, known as the Ak Sar Ben Land Company, Is by mutual consent this day dissolved. 1 V. Starrett will continue the business as sole owner, to whom all accounts due the Ak Sar lien Land Company are payable. Hoseburg, Oregon. Sept. 20, 1920. J. V. STARRETT, J. S. HIIJEBURN. DRESSMAKING NOTICE, r itnalpa in Inform Datrons and I otlwtrs desiring first-class work that I have moved from bio so. jacKson to 628 So. Main St. No phone In itnlled as vet. Mrs. Oinhrldge. FACE POWDER I onteel wit IfllySoft, SmoothTf (pS I CKning JlJ QIFTBD through silk, to vL1V'!iT? ffi almost Incredible fineness and I &&$&'&J delicacy. That's the secret of the j owf Tfajti unusual clinging power of Face JJmJ' Powder JonteeL Itl minute part- I ides hold to the skia tenaciously I and Invisibly. Pure contains oo chemical substances. And allur I ingly scented with the famous Odor Jonteel the blended odor of 26 fragrant Bowers. JAakFace a . Kathatt I S . t'aliertoo Tlsa Bexaii Wins Wuesliarg. Oa. This peace resnliitwui iB Bu ..... , - coated pill prescribed by Dr. Lodge to be taken by all regular republi cans before thinking. It la painless as well tut senseless aud will. In ef- laci put me stamp of approval of the House of Representative on the ac tion of the senate. If you are a republican and are sick It will make you well, aud it you are well it will make you belter. Would to God It might cure the republican nartv nf it. ib..in. sickness that has kept it from doing anything constructive since they captured control of the House and Senate, except to crltlciie the democrats. HOW llhnilt lha Mfnra.. licatis were to put into effect when tney came into control? Where is the budget? What have they done about the taxes? How have they re duced the high cost of living? Representative Fuller, (republican) In the House of Representatives on April 8. mo. HOOSEVELT KAVOItKIt l.KACil'K. The one permanent move for ob taining peace which has yet been suggested, with any reasonable chance of attaining its object, is by an agreement among the great pow ers. In which each should pledge its self, not only to abide by the decis islons of a common tribunal, but to back with force the decision of the common lribunal..The great civiliz ed tuitions of the world which do poswKs force, act mil or Immediately INXentiiU, should combine by solemn agreement In a great world League for the peace of righteousness. Such a scheme as the one brief ly outlined will not bring perfect justice any more than under muni cipal law we obtain perfect Justice, bu It will mark an Immeasurable advance on anything now existing, for It will mean that at last a long stride has been taken In the effort to put the collective strength of man kind to secure the peace of right eousness, the peace of justice, among llTtr nations of the earth. From an article by Theodore I'.ooseveit In the "New York Times," Oct. 19, 1H. Did your son give his life In the Great War that It might breed a thousand other wars? He fought to destroy war. The League of Nations was hia goal. 3 Ponthing salii, "Lafayette, we are here." Will Harding say, "Lafayette, we have quit." WIU. AMKIElf'A KI.KITHE FAITH Wo have got to c:ooae between a ! military prepareUnead (or future war and political preparedness for future I pace. I Vital International problems should be thought out, not fought out. Another war would not only be Idiabolcal; It would be unendurable. I It is a question of Having the I mothers of future generations from sending their sons Into war. There Is only one league, end It (is a going concern toduy, with bud- I get, officers, and rapidly expanding lunctioiiB. There are 81.000 reasons why the I women of America will vote for a League of Nations to preserve reace. They are your 81.000 sons aud brothers who dtnd In France and in Flanders to end the war. We must not break faith with our I deml! hUHiS AT 2." CKN'TS KAC'H. LONDON, Eng. New laid eggs may cost 25 cents each this winter. The demand already exceeds the supply and London dealers who at tend the country markets are willing to pay almost any price. Muuy pre served eggB, however, are coming over from Egypt, which are being Hold at 75 cents a dozen. FOR Ol.TT ri.F.KK. To the Voters of Douglas County. Or fon: am the enndidat on the repuhltVnn ticket at the Novoinher election fir th office of Countv Clerk. If Ht-cteri I will exercise the most rlK' economy, con sistent with ool service, in the con duct of the office, and will use my best AiuleavorH to see that all persons hav ing business with the office receive just and courteous treatment. Your vote la respectfully solicited. Vd. Adv.k. J HA a IiIIiLKs JEUKALGIA i cr n'ftit...H' ruhth; forehw L'.tit arA L;iv,ij t.io vapa: r VafoRub Goer 17 Million fan Vted Ytarly PIIOKKSSIONAL CAKDS MHfl. P. Ii. on FN Cut Flowers. Phon 24U. 403 W. Cass. DR. M. II. pl.TLRn Chiropractic AI.11KHT . Ilt'KV Optometrist. "The Kye y tspeciauy. lis w . ass Landed Freak Fish. A wen r led murine moniter blundered Into the net nf a Sun I Metro. Tnl., fish ennnn not Ions njr. n being pulled Into the fishing sinm-k by the Hwtnn Mit'd nipt a in. It w found to meuKiire a little more tliHii feet btng. ami In g4M.rHl configuration to resfinble a sbnrk, reports Populsr Ms !innic Mng azlne. Iim uppiT Jaw wns surmounted, however, by a clumsy-looking horn of fftilld Imne. A month nfter Its destmr tlon in n ftrtlll7.er plant, a prominent scientist notllli-d the tlhlng captain that be had caught n female of the speci'-s basking shark, nf which only six are known to Imve been'taken dur ing the hisiury of tlte world's fishing industry. ANNOUNCEMENT Before Buying Elsewhere GET OUR PRICES v. . ABRAHAM Dry Goods Store. , Mr. Farmer Walerfy Your Home with the Leader Water System Home Water Systems-Leaders in Fame as well as in Name. Come in and see us. Demonstration Outfit UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE g There is hidden treasure in the simple melodies of by-one days. 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U road way at Aldar Portland, Orecoa i M iff J I J -siPsasi.)..-aClsr-- aasr-itsCll Airplanes Civry Jewelry. Vntches atid jewelry are to be trnnported to Pnrl hy a newly e tnhll"hed oerial nervli-e, and from Pari to London hy the present com mercial nlr line, to avoid the trmthle. ome delay, of the present rail (serv ice, mya a corrpponderil writing from OetiHvn. Switzerland. In the rinclnnntl Times-Star. A nyndlcate of the prin cipal mnniifnctiirtTM ha heen fonned t Thanx de Kondx. the mnt of the Industry, to handle the nlr shipment. It In expected ten day will he saved hy this method nnd the coat will he slight. In proportion to the value of the frelKht. Air fthlpnienta were de-Hdi-d npon larjrely hecause of Ameri can buyers Insistence ujion prompt delivery. Ratt Served Good Purpoae. Doctor Kane, the arctic explorer, Mid that among the worst curses In the far north were the rnt that In fested his ship. Nevertheless, when In want of other food, he was K'nd to eat thetn onietltnes chopped tip and frozen Into tallow halls. He wrote: "Purine the lor.fr winter nufht Han be fTUlled hla hourn of watch by "hoot ing rata with how and arrow. Tim repugnance of my companions toshar? with me thin tnhle luxury (rave me fr quent advantnfee of fresh meat ioup, Which contrlhtircd no doubt to my comparative immunity to aetirvy. 16799 DIED In New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking GOLD MEDAL Taa world's standard ramad? for kidnar. Htm, basdoar and arte acid troablaa, Holland's national rnnady since IM. AM asogilala, three stiaa. OBaranuad. Bellvieiv Club Has Fine Meeting i The b. llevii w Snclul NclKhljors' ! club of Dut crfk nut with Mrs. ! Kulpli Hiclit. r last Thursday uflfi-1 noun. Miss llaiinah liuwson gave a delightful reading. The Misses Vestu and lls Itt-ckley and Uazl Hester demonstrated different methods of sewing and gave ai exhibition or their work done during the past year. Miss Gabriel Ancey, of Salem, was a guest. After being served , with dainty refreshments the pleas ant meet lug adjourned, to convene with Mrs. Chas. Huger the second Thursday in November. Mrs. E. W. Satchwell left for her home In Yonculla this afternoon af ter shopping in this city for a few hours this morning. IWH;l,A8 COUNTV TA.XIDKIUIV AXI TANMNO COMPANY. Tanners of furs, taxidermist of heads and all kinds of animals. Manufacturers of furs, shoulder throws, muffs, fur coats and cups. J. W. LANOENUEItO, 1'rop. All work guaranteed. Orders taken at 8. K. Hlykcs' hardware store, or address P O. Boi 887. Rnsehurg. Heinline-Moore CONSERVATORY MUSICAL KINDERCABTEM. VOICE D VIOLIN Physical bluration, Includlno; new feature of Indian Clubs and Wand Drills. BETTER SERVICE Our new equipment in the bottling department makes It possible for us to give you prompt and efficient service. Hod as of all flavors also Luxo in bottles and kegs. RUStSURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS PHONE 1M WW FOR ECONOMY MORE POWER and absolute RELIABILITY Hj Hmwm m ZnltK' for ry Nolo DEVANEY . BURNETT Roseburg, Oregon.
