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"" wn-r ii i i iiibm mmm Gingerbread Men, Cocoanut Cookies and Nut Bar From the New Royal Cook Book RUN, run a fast as you can you Wteatch me-I m a r.Jnwrbread Man! - j : : imnntsthle TO otch the Gingerbread Man that aii'i'1; y i" ""t oTeheiroutoftheoven!. Gingerbread Men i'A-,vttr 14 tewi" 0! J cup ! rt-"nif 1UI ift flour, bakinf? powder. salt na ." : Mi molasses, sugar, eg and , 1 .L.t.niKir tncrctnr. . rrrar lll" Add dry ingredients to rnake 10ft dough. Shape in form of little men, annuals or plain cookies on greased pan and bake in moderate oven 10 to 12 minutes. Cocoanut Cookiea top shortenina xcup augur teIpoon lemon Juice or extract tymp milk lAicupa tlotjr S teaspoons Royal Raking powder teaspoon f nit 2 cut's ghreddtd cocoanut Cream shortening; add supar, I beaten egg and lemon juice; "Bake with Royal and be Sure" lf.nu btj 0 CITY NEWS 0 Aiandel, piano inner. Pnonii 189L. Tlaln sewing done. 108 Parrott at. A lift Deyona value your photo- Clark s Studio. Make the appointment today It's .e too early. Clark a Studio. Ladies' coats, tailored suits, neat aa stylishly done. 528 So. Main Fires desnuy lives, properly and d. 8e careful with fire. Salve your gift problems with tof.-apns. Clark a Studio. It yon want to sen your property, I. A. uaer, juq t.asa oi. raiuo I.' you want to see Hie mucTi adver- d Ko-San Saniiary closet, send ill to H. C. Wilson. Box 12'J5, 'burg. ricsnine;. nrpcaln,? nnnllv ftnne Vk EIIBRi 11! pt uipnnH h-inil fchei bousht and sold. Lloyd Inning Works. 125 Sheridan. I f Cut light expense, use an Aladdin U 'jp, beats electricity. For denion truioa drop postul card to II. G. I son. Rnseburg, Box 1295, who l'i show you. E White Leghorn baby chicks, Tan royal muling, trapnest records '2S0 cpg. Book your orders now you want March and April chicks. WMlee Incubators at reasonable t-ces. Ed. Biyant. Phone 9-F25. iburg. i Am now boosing orders for day J'l chicks for 1921 delivery from to producing Tancred strain White V?horn and O. A. C. Barred Rocks, fn 0?burg. "02 Fullerton St., Iseburg. I -w-s a. .Van, r, PROVE i it lvive s1. At. a. nOTg'AJJW on IHko eri,ed fed. I 60X5 " '""' MILKOUM& AIDS ll!rltcfin Mtlinlln. k...k. . -" iik mac von cati ! hmh.Li n .. P"cuwd and swril- 2taS a'.S'.: J. J" "'".to ---arAS., k""' K a si.hiect to uZZJ??!'3 uisaring aulas at 24i las. a D,. i"JJiry. It ftclpa ton tnUsrs. y Tested -' w.kcu ?'iIi"tir "" l-alvewitr. "JUNEf.i"k. ?KKh rhr"4 tfcat i'r; Cf, t.lko.iM. W. H. i rri.to . . - "i'd worth cf " Hiijai i ti.;V"W;"" f alia, N. y, l' il'-,T' n ' ou tu-J sows. ''lUtiiae 2c a Gal "0. UuT.- 'dl"-te1,t5c.ly2 a ' 4. aallJfl'' to "T clnate. i. v'i.M- i;i ';: Vr a1- ' tot I... ... k-'utiry n,ll la a -"a arl fe,. J" 1 rJ V. u ai the rcl. V ut?' ''ten. Oar iu-r. "-Ko, il. !?!L ".r"' fcee e Bay Tri J 7? "'"' n.k L fc,"ttat- 7 "-! not sati- "r' maker and i " W. fwd ir J; JT, f aor araUDt Another Royal Suggestion BAKING POWDER Absolutory Pure Made from Cream of Tartar, derived from grape. aSBUBsUORlaistCS An early appointment means time for careful work. Clark's Studio. Insure against loss equip your f i actors so they won't set fires J1TNKV 371. Phone this number Tor prompt service. Friend & Howard. "OLD KELl.tDLK ALBANY Mil- Still has prrne trees on Myrobolnn plum roots. I may still take your order in 100 lots for Italian prunes on above named roots (longest lived pruue root In existence. F. E. Jor dan, Special Agent, 860 Seventh St., N., Grants Pass, Oregon. CRA3 GETS FOOD FROM TREE Seems to Knew the Law of Gravita tion and Exhibits Intelligence in Its Actions. A crnh that knows the lnw of grnvitnllon, climbs trees nnd picks coconuts. Is described by Frederick O'Brien In Ills book, "White Shadow In the South Sens." Relating some of the strnnge things he saw while on the Mnrnucsiis Island, he snys: "These crubs are more than two feet In length, nnd stalk about with their bodies a foot from the ground, sup ported by two central lees. They live In deep burrows in the coconut grove, which they till with husks, so that th" natives often rob them to procure n quirk supply of fuel. "When darkness descends, nnd nil Is quiet, the robber crab ascends the tie by gripping the bark wlih lil claws. He will go up until he reaches the nuts. If It be a hundred feet. With his powerful nippers he severs the stem, choosing always a nut that Is big and ripe. Descending the palm he tears off the husk. He tears It flher by fiber, and always from that end under which the three eye-holds are situ ated. With these exposed he begins hammering on one of them until tu bas enlarged the opening so that he can Insert the sharp point nf one of his clnws Into It. By turning his clnn backward nnd forward he scoops out the ment and regales himself luxuri ously." ARAB A "SLICK" SALESMAN And His Keen Sense of Humor Some times Outweighs His Scruples, According to Traveler. It Is finld thnt the Arab hns n onc f humor. I hnd a amall eiporlenre with thnt myself. It was In Bnhylon. and we were buying souvenirs from the women nnd children. Major WrlcM. the officer In chaiye of the party, had Just inwniii1 rnf with a small stone horse, the cream of the objects. I put It In my bnir and be gan to negotiate for nn Insert bed stone with the little boy who had sold It. While some of the women were hrsler Iny me this child began to negntlnre with 7. M. C. A. man for this sarue stone. When the T man found that I had been bargaining for It he propose to g1 way to me. Menntlme, while we were both pr testing and trying each to give w:iy, this young Arab stole the hore from my bag and began to sell It to the T man. who snapped It np at once. The youngster roared with laughter, look ing at me the while. He knew sell enough that I wouldn't give him awn? after the T man bad yielded to me, and be enjoyed the Joke so much that bs had to share It with me, the victim. nonnrBa S I in milk slowly; add ?.Vr- ,ba,k'n Powder and "It which have been sifted together; add cocoanut. Drop y 5'",,,' 'Poonful on greased pan. Allow space for spread inp. Lake in moderate oven 13 to Al minutes. - Nut Ban H cup shortenlna 1 cups sugar 4 tHbii'Rpoona milk 4 cups rtour I teaspoons Royal Baking- Powder H teaspoon salt H cup blanched almond Cream shortening and sugar toother; add slowly beaten yolk of one egg; add beaten whites of two cki?s and three tablespoons milk; mix well, sift together flour, baking nowder and ll a.M a... at a time. Divide into two parts, roll one part at a time inch tliirir nn . cut into bars I by 3 inches! orusn witii yolk ol remaining spoon milk. Sprinkle with chopped nuts. Bake in mod eiatc oven about 15 minutes. FREE New Royal Cook Hook containing thftte and 4K ether dtliffhtfu) recipe. Wriij for it today. ROYAL I.AKINO POWDER CO. IIS Kultoa SUsMi tiww Yuri. Citf NOTICE. A reward of J200 will be paid for the return of Joseph Itohrer, di ad or alive. Reward w ill stand until 'Dec. h-I920. MRS. JOSEPH ROHRER. A. K. GIBBS. NOTICK Oh- SXLK OF i.OVBRNMKNT TIMlSfcH. (if noral I jiii. 1 (ttllce W.iHlilnKl.in, I). C. Octu!r 13, l'.i.'t( .Nnlice In hereby Klvn that KUbjert to tbo toniiitlyns nnd llmltatlonn of the At-'t uf June v, liflC (:iy Stat., 1'IS), and the InitriM tiuna of the Secretary of the Intt-riur of Se'tt-iiiti.-r 15. 1'JIT, the timber on the following lands will tc bl Nov. at Hi olk A. M.. at public auction at the I'nlWd state land otltUe at HoaeburK, OreKoii, to the highest bidder at not tews than the aitnuied value an Imwn by not ice, an !e to be tubjcet (o th ap proval of the Secretary of the Interior. Tbo purrhnse price, with an additional turn of one-flflh of one per rent there of, beinjf cnrnmliii'iotis allowed, must h depoiiiteil at time of sale, money to be returned If anle is not approved, other wise put flit will isruie for the timber which must be temoved within ten years, lilds will he received from fill xeus of the fnitel Stat s, aso lutlona of such c It Izens and corpoi at ions or ganized under the laws of the L'nltvd States or any state, territory or dis trict thereof only. Upon application of a qua 1 1 Med purchaser, the timber n any lejiui subdiv Inlon will be offered fpfirately before beina: Irulude'l in nn offer of a larKer unit. T. 21 S., It. V.. Sec. 31. NK'i NW4 fir 64-j M., cedar 13 M.. NU't-i NWl Or M. Von- of the Ilr or cedar to be sold for lens than 11. SO Dtr M. T. 21 A. K. 3 V.. HeC. 31. NW4 t'l!1. fir 423 M NKi ISW'4. fir M.. aV4 SWV Mr 5oi M, SVVi SWVi. fir 0U M. None of the fir to he ld for les than 51.50 per M.; SK'i SV4, fir 8:5 M.. tSV KK'4, fir COO M None of (lie fir to be sold for 1 -nn thsn 11 .75 per M CLAY TALt.MAN, Coin maloner. General Land office. Sheet MetalWcrk OF ALL KINDS J. H. SINNIGER 119 OAK STREET I'HONF, 428 Chcvolet Cars $25.00 and $38.00 Buick Cars. . .$30.00 and $45.00 For Other Cars Ptkes on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agency Itiilrk nnd Chevrolet 441 N. Ja' kaon St. Rusebnrc. i i Practicing Dentist. tcraduate Pennsylvania p College Dental Surgery g20 years extensive ex- 4 aperience. Efficient, Re- t ,1 t- t t n 5 less Extraction. Call for i free consultation. 4 5 5 Rooms 8-9, Masonic B!dg. jj ' tVWmVVV-v iti ngrraw ymnAv, novf - DIAMOND GEM OF ROMANCE Precious Stone, Which Never Dea, .... in ti Ages Been name 01 Wonurous Stories. Dlnmonds and romance are synony mous terms In history. Some of these crystal baubles. oue wr!:er, Gardner Williams, relates, have gleamed weird ly In the eye sockets of Idols in Indian temples, or flashed from the splendid thrones of emperors, or glittered In golden basins amid gems of every hue, heaped up In tribute, or sparkled on the crests of warriors, the turbans of rajahs, the bi easts of begums and the sandals of courtesans. To win dlamouds temples have been profuiied, pulures looted, thrones lorn to fragments, prluees tortured, women strangled, guesls poisoned by their hosts ami slaves disemboweled. Some have fallen on huttletlelds, to be picked up by Ignorant freebooters and sold for a few silver coins, and others have been cast Into ditches by thieves. 01 swallowed by guards, or sunk In ship wrecks, or broken to powder In mo meuts of freiir.y. No strain of funey In an Arabian title has outstrlpied the marvels of foci In the diamond his tory. The diamond never tiles. It Is the most Impenetrable of all known sub stances. It Is the most iierfeet re (lector of light. No acid will mar It ; no solvent will dissolve It. lis brll llnuce is undecnying. and nges uiigtii roll hy without rubbing the minutest particle from Its adamantine face. HE WAS NEVER THE LOSER Lawyer's Explanation of Statement That at First Seemed Remarkable Made It Quite Plain. A young university graduate, Just admitted to the bar, was taken Into partnership with an old lawyer who had been highly successful In the prac tice of his profession, but nhus-af age was fust tell ink on him. On the flrni day of the new partnership the old lawyer gave the Junior partner quite a lengthy discourse on the ethics, cus toms, trk-ks. etc., of the profession. MAnd, remember, I never lost a case." he concluded ImpresNively. Imagine, then. Hie Junior partner's surprise when, on the very uext duy, a telegram came from the Supreme court of the state reversing a decision which hud been favorable to the senior part ner In the lower courts. The Junior partner hesitated somewhat to Inquire Into the matter, but his youth was Ir repressible. "Whnt's the matter?" he demanded of the old lawyer, "I thought you told me you never lost a ense." "I haven't lost a rase," calmly denied the old man. "I was paid a retalnei in advance. I never lose a case, but sometimes my clients do!" English Corn Laws. The com laws were a series of en actments dating back to the reign ol Kdward III, by which Khgliind sought to encourage the home production ot gralu. The levy of a tux on Imports the prohibition of Imports, and expori duties were among the means of tin ?m1. As a rule the taxes vuried with the price of home-grown grnln. If th price varied frmn a slated level tip tax was Increased or decreased auto matleally. As Kngland grew In Im port n nee In manufacturing, and the of feet of the laws was to burden th people, agitation for the repeal of th corn laws bteanie more ami more In slstcPt, until lSlfi, when Sir I tuber iVel Mireeeded In having them repeal ed. Shortly afterward England, adopt a ' pol Icy of pract ten I free t rade it-adzlm; thnt os nn exporting nation her trade would be under more favor able conditions. Wings of Lace. The wings of the lace wing fly are as Its nnr.ie Implies, very much like lace In appearance. The wings real I j consist of very fine gauze, much nmn perfectly mode than the finest hand made lace. One peculiarity about this fly Is thai it hangs Its eggs up by a tine sill, thread, sometimes singly and at oihei times In bundles. Instead of Inytng (hem on the brunch of a tree or In b hole or corner, as do mom other flies The eggs are also peculiar In thm (hey change color. When fit st laid they are green, but Just before hatch Ing they become white. This fly Is a great friend and assist nnt of the gardener, for tt attacks the green flies which do so much deHtrne tlon to currant and other fruit trues. Butterflies for Collectors. Agriculture Is as far advanced In the I'nlted States as In any other mun try In the world, but (litis far there are no farms In this country on which fine specimens of hutterdios an raised, according to those Interested In the study nf these Insert. In this respect, England Ts ahead of this country, for fn the county of Kent there Is a butterfly farm whose prod uct g"-s to collectors, choice -perl mens bringing as much as $V. An nvemge of butterflies a day ! raised on the English farm, where 7. Ot caterpillars are maturing at the same time. Self Erfacement. !.,. -nidus ! exclaimed Mrs. Sleek ton. ure you aware that I wits rend Ing my essay on politics aloud to you?" Ves, my dear." T.ut you wen! to sleep." "Why Dot? Tou removed every prob lem so cotni letely that I saw no fur ther reaftoD for re La In ing personal cvtt-acloaaaesa," mhrk i. ... LEARNED COURSE OF LIGHT Knowledge That Has Made Poss'bl the Perfection of Delicate lnstru ments of Science. In the days before the mnmifaeture of gltifs was as well perfected as It la Unlay mirrors with uneven. Imper fect surfaces were often turned out. When one looked Into theme (he fuce would appear to be distorted or bent out of shape, owing to the different angles ut which the light wus ro ll ec ted. Much the same thing occurs when we place a stick In the water so that one end Is above the surface and the ulher end below. There appears to be q distinct bend In the stick, the pnrt below (he water looking like It makes a complete snigle with the portion above. This Is due not to any action of the water upon the slick, but to nn alteration In the direction of the rays of light, known as "refraction." The ulr nnd the water being of different densities, the light cannot pass through both of them In (he same direction, and It Is the rays them selves rather than the stick which are bent or distorted, though we have the Impression that the stick has been affected. Increased knowledge of the princi ples which govern reflect Ion, re frac tion nnd other courses of ttght have, lu comparatively recent years, made possible the great Improvement of the microscope, the telescope, the camera uml other apparatus In which light plays a leading part. Chicago J on rim I. OF SAME ORIGIN AS COAL Wood Believed to Have Been the Ba sis of Jet, Used for Centuries for Ornaments. Jet Is a sort of lignite or nnthrnclte. Often cut and polished, which, has the peculiarities In weight and texture of the hardest kind rf anthracite. It has bten used In Urltnln since before his toric times nnd was common In the bronze ago, from which times have come Jet bends, bullous, rings, arm lets nnd other ornaments. Julius Caesar alludes to the abun-. lance of Jet In Urltnln and Jet orna ments are found with Komnn relics In them, the Detroit News recalls. The monks used Jet for rotary bends at Whitby abbey and at Whitney, where It was found In the greatest abun dance. It occurs In Irregular masses In hard shale known as Jet rock. Often microscopic examination dis closes coniferous wood In the composi tion of Jet. It Is probable thnt Jet wns developed when masses of wood drift ed down a river, rotted or became wa ter-logged and sank out nt sen. becom ing gradually burled In a deposit of fine mud, which hardened eventually Into shale. Sometimes drops of bitu men are found In Jet cnvltles, which seems to confirm tho suspicion of Us wood origin. When Is a Party 'Mot a Party? "How do yon know ihat It Is so?" "A certain party told me." The foregoing conversation wns over beard recently. The second speaker should have said. "A certain person told me," not, "a certain party." This use of the word "party" for person" Is (julte common, bul It Is condemned by all authorities on Eng lish grammar I s being 1ncorrvl. Some. Indeed, go as far lis to call It vulgar. It should be remembered, however, fiat the word "party." meaning nn In dividual, has a proper place lu Eng lish. We may speak of "a party to a contract." or "the party of the first part," or "the parties to the nmrrlace." Woolley's "Handbook on Composition" gives the following sentence ns nn ex ample of the corrct use of the word: MThe parties to the ntnrrlnge wore both young." The following Is given ns Incorrect: "The party who wrote that article must have been a scholar." Columbus Dispatch. Believed In Asking Advice. . Aloni conies this storv. which I a good one even If It never happened Itecentlv a voimc man wns slatiflfiiL' In front of a thcTiicr nbout eight o'clock, when a stranger stepped up nnd said: "Say, Is (his a good show?" "Well, 1 think so," was the an swer. "Wtdt. von aep " said (he first atienk- er, "I can't afford to spend an awful lot on shavs, nnd bo I try to pick on I the best ones, and derided this week Hint I would nsk the opinion of a stranger, because, of course, the box ofllre neoiile would KllV tt was all rlzlll anyhow. So you think I'd better see It?" "I sure do." replied (ho other. The mnn look the ndvlep and hoiiifhl a ticket, ami as he entfred the hoiisC the other fellow smiled a quiet smile He wns the nuMior of Hie play. A Word for the Teacher. Tlipre are a gretil many oilier thing 1 would do differently If I were going through school again. Here Is Just one rm.rp I would like to mention I'd he n little more consMcrute of the learner There Is once In a while nn ornery one. I admit, but on (he average they are a mighty nice, patient, friendly helpful lot of girls. They work hard g t none tw much pay nnd even le prerllloii, and do us nil a gre.-.t di-ul of grwjd. The Cue Scout in Hoys Life. Bonething to Draw. "M'Tf's a retjueM for a ehl le." "W hat sort of a vehicle?" asked th stage writer. "It's for a vaudeville teoio." Louis ville Courier-Journal. Va mwmmwumWtV ARRIVED ft New Suits and Overcoats.- $ Prices Lower Quality $ Better See Them. 4 Jackson C. J. BREIER CO . Jackson 4 5 2 NOTICK TO l'l HI.10. The grocery st ick and business heretofore conducted by It. T. Ash worth at Sheridan and Lane streets having been purchased by Richard Stubbs, notice is hereby given that all outstanding accounts due the for mer are payable to .Mr. Ashwortb. who also assumes all liabilitler against the store. Mr. Ashworth will he found at the store for the next 30 diiys to receive settlement of all out- lundlng accounts, lie also desires tu thank the public for liberal patronage In the pnst. Koseliurg, Ore., Nov. 2. 1!20. II. T. ASHWOltTII, HK'HAHK STI'BHri. WANTED Fifty Women Wanted at Once. Good Wages. A. RUPERT CO. (INCOHl'OHATED) Phone 310 Hosehurg, Oregon -NUSINK- la a new enamel designed especially to give a lusting enamel finish to your DRAIN HOARD. It Is white, hard and tough, will stand washing and, provides a s anltary pleuslng stirfnoe. It Is also adapted to many other uses, such as AITO WIIKKI.S HATH THIS IIATII I'l.OOItS, KTC. TAIH.KS toii.i:t i citMi $1.00 per can is I In- price. Sa Churchill Hardware Company Roseburg, Oregon. JUST UNLOADED A Carload of American Steel Wire FENCE U'a ran save you soma money on fence while this lot ImaIs. J. F. BARKER & CO., ItOSEHi'Itfi. OltEfiO.N IMI'LKM E.N'TS A ITOMOI.II.E.H Agent for Oilier WE Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light;and Water Co. Jack Roacn ot Drain has received the agency for the Queen line dt in cnbators and brooders .Now Is the time to mako your inquiry and pl.tc your order (or future delivery. I'ltOFKKSIONAt, CARDS MBS. r. n. (iwm-cui Flowers. Phone 140. 40 W. Caaa. DR. M. H. ri.TI.RH r-hroeractlo I'hy.lclan. ii w. Ln. ut. Al lli:ilT . Ill KV-Optometrist. "The l v My Sp,.,.ulty." Ill W. Case ht. ItoaebureT, Oregon. Ill Til WILCOX Piano. Theory. Must e;il Kindergarten. 1004 West Klret ft I'hnne 1.11-L skats riti:, ktc, IIKHS CHAIRS Itl l ItKil ltATOItS, KTC. tiafactory resulis many dollars. TRACTOR8 Plows and Implements. SELL s 2 'realan m
