Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 22, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textll MrttJ TKTtRlB jw)T ll her i h 7 n A pinchof Purok v ; jror a better, biggo, morosaUsfaetorylatkoTJ than cVcr iefbre Purola Shaving Cream works VP into a fine, creamy lather that stays put. No drying on the face or irritating the skin. Speedy? Once round with the sec ond hand is all the time you need. Soothing? Leaves your face feeling fresh and joyous. Economical? One hundred and fifty shaves in every tube. And if you don't agree with ua re turn any part of the tube to your dealer and get your money back. Good druggists sell Purola. Every PuroU Preparation U pr. It LufcwaierMt, JWljMii. Orm. .Shaving Cream, 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 jlovie Closeups (hen news was brought to the Ik; itudlo that lloudlul, the lam t Itmkuff king, was coming to g, -The (irim Game," his Para-gnt-Artcraft picture which will be yiit al the AntliTS theatre on da; evening, all the other stars i letter lights working there, be to plan grveral entertainments I Houdini the center of attract Thsy produced shackles and rci, but he walked out of them as lib he possessed the feaiure of titcretg of the fourth dimension, ftien led the enthusiastic group iti Los Angeles railroad yards, Irene permitted himself, to be Iced to the trucks and escaped fr the approaching engine could him. Cecil II. DeMllle sugges tion he be tied to a plank and Ho the busy teeth of a buzz saw. Jd.ni agreed, and cheated the saw fcoiing hims.lt In a twinkling. 9t the famous self liberator sav Mi greatest stunts for the picture fc' The (irim Game" Is said to be 6 full of sensational enisodes 4 out-thrill anything ever before arc on the stage or screen. Ann ist is the hading woman and a is cast helps Houdini develop t suiting mystery story written r.hur Ueeve of "Craig Kennedy' X n entrance approach, long hall f and library of a palatial Eng- i-niansion comprise an unusual that was built on the big f-i stages at the Metro studios ywowi for "The Price of Re s'', liert i.ytells new star- I nlc,e which will be shown at loerty theatre tonight for the mj in ltoeburg. It is seldom 'tuch a set of this size, 110 feet kj'i reet wide and 25 feet high, Pletely constructed on one eilerior was made up of the SIR JOHN ANDERSON fr'- m 1 , frA.. rt .-ft LETTER FOFTWOMEN a Woman WIm p!.-... M ' a, wtw uvi iuuj in- "is Overcome by Lydia E. fm'$ctabIeCompound. JJWi'dc Compound' for a complete nervous l.renk.lown fnllow '"X t': birth of m "Mest child. I not ip too toon which rt'ied frioua fe male trouble. 1 was " weak that I was Ji 't able to be on my 'et hut verv little "i coul.l not do my ""itwwork at all. I 'a.) a bad pain in my left I. ..j k. r.'""'y " ' ftnnned off a throw ' T, ""' nf .vo"- book- h.'i JJ'l w'r' T T os imt ... -7 nusDana am ' 'W" !'!' '.!' t.rr. ,d. ao I l. I' nM ft" th " Mti4 ? r .u,n,il 1 h.H ? ' Pound Htt'. "" bU ben a. . wmbU i . Uu. amd I in vi.2,,f(r,w" 1 rt f J"'. Pd health. t I Voup trt..... J n."i " -V. r jwiicine 8fr John Anderson, the underscore, tary for Ireland, who has been aiding In trying to solve the Irish question. street,- sidewalk, and high red brick wall. A small porch led into tbe beautifully designed hallway, finish ed in dark red oak. and furnished with deep cushioned chairs, low set lounges and thick carpets. The libr ary oiening from the hall was a larg 9iuare room, lined with impressive shelves of books and decorated with life sized pictures and rich tapes tries. An automobile was driven under its own nower on the stage for some scenes photographed at the entrance to the palatial home, special runway was constructed and five person? rode In the machine. The scenes show the car approaching the gates of the mansion. Many scenes In "The Price of Re demption,' the picturization of "The Temple of Dawn," the novel-by I. A K. Wylie, which was adapted to tne screen by June Matnis were mm in and about this set. Alfred Alley and George Melford Carpenter did the technical work for the produc tion and Dallas M. Fitzgerald direct ed the production. . , An Interesting question Is raised by an unfaithful wife in ' The Woman Gives,' starring Norma Talmadge as to whether religion has lost Its grip through a rigid condemnation of those who have not followed its pre cepts. Miss Talmadge playing tne oart of Inga Sonderson goes to me wife to get her to Join in an effort to save her husband from a life of dissipation. Inga appeals to her sensf of righteousness gets tne retori irum the woman that she wants to spend the hereafter with her friends. This is one of the many aramanc situations wnich go to make up the story unfolded In The Wom?n Gives' which will be the attraction at the Majestic theatre tonight. Faka "Josses" for Travelers. Canton and Amoy supply travelers and curio dealers with quantities of hideous Idols known In the trada as "Josses." They are fakes jure snd simple, having no relation to any ori ental religion. Ingenious designers have produced a great variety of hob goblins such, for example, as the "hunger god," with the fucp of a ti ger and ferocious fangs. Most of them are of clay, turned out from wooden or metel molds, dipped In molten glass and allowed to cool. A fairly expert Chinese work man can make 100 In a day at a cost of 8 cents apiece. The European or American tourist puys $5. Heat josses may be worth a lot of money, especially If carved out of Jade. This Is a msterlul greatly prized In the orient, and a Jade Idol 15 Inches high, and as many centuries old, has been known to sell for $10,000 in Canton. White and Red Roses Blended. The most Interesting combination of roses is that of the union of the white rose of York with the red rose of Lancaster after the long struggle between those two factions when the red rose might have represented the blood that was shed and the other one the condition of the people bled white by the wars. To cement the peace Henry of Lancaster wedded pretty Elizabeth of York and a clev er gardener of old England tlended the two rosea and made a new one, striped red and white. We have It In this country where It If still colled the York and Lancaster, though not every beholder realizes the story held In its fragrant petals. rrrr.; . f-- DAUGHTER dear petey: l. v - - - I 1 I - I III a vn sill HIS SON. t BY IDAH McGLONE CIBSON The Cockade. The cockade, an ornament or knot fit ribbon lr rosette of lenthtr, was origl nally worn as a mllltnry or naval deco atlon or as the badge of n political party. Cockmle made of rib'ous of the natl'inal colors were worn by sol tilers of the national wars of the eight eenth century. In England after the expulsion "f the Stuart ilynrsty tin white cK-kade heTime the biule ot the adherents of il,e exiled In. use In opiKisltlon t" the orange of Nnsiuu ami the black of Hnuoier. Krmu the hats of the mllltnry It passed to those of the civil servants of the crown. Then ss headgear changed the use of the distinction was connnert to servants The Mack cockade on the hats of oil! cers' servants was Introduced b George I. Heredity. "So that clever woman player's father was a dentist? That uctouut for It." "Accounts for what?'" "Uer gocd bridge work." tod had BETTrn Hvnnr. If yon hare not already done so. yon better hurry up and place your Order for Nw Year and Christmas announcements with Bates, the printer, at the News-Review onic. A swell line of engraved personal cards to make, a selection from, but we must have your order early la Big Stock Reduction For a few days we will make you very attractive prices on Shady Brook Dairy Fed. Olym pic Dairy Feed. Kaskada Mo lasses Dairy Feed, Carnation Dtlry Feed. Dry Alfalfa Meal, Boiled Barley. Hog Feed, Etc. Hay, Grain and Potatoes. Also 4 Good Fresh Cows. Judd & McMi.lin Mm. (tomeriM!' ltvleue Sometimes 1 wonder if women are not the braver sex. On the wav to the Cameron homo 1 could not get out of my mind the look of Intense re lief that I saw on Mr. Ilulgev'a face when i told him I would call on race, all ho we both real, zed thai Grace and her mother were await ing -Mr. Halsey'a next move. And vet not so much courage on my part as Kindness of mind and heart seamed another personality other tn.iii Ann Whltson. as 1 thought In part of the last two days events. I had refused proposals of marriage from two desirable young men, only to lind out afterwards that the one man I really might have married. wa8 wedded to an old rival. As I sat thinking of mvself in detached and Impersonal wav, 1 said to myself, inwardly: 'Later I shall feel sad about tb but just now my only emotion Is that of curiosity as to what 1 shall see when 1 reach Grace Cameron's home. 1 did not have lone to lndni in this Introspection, however for the axi driver drove rapidly. It seemed strange to think that the Cainerons nau Deen living in the same c.ty with ine some months and 1 had not even Known it. as 1 rang the doorbell, I wondered Idlw Just what 1 should nave clone, nail I known It. A trim maid took niv caul and 1 oticed that the house was itecoritte.l in a way that showed more m,1nv nan taste. .Nouveau art sti iicirieii wnn me gnosis or lX)uls XV and vet neither seemed to have benefitted had hardly time to wonder t ,e fantustic thoughts at such a tragic uioineni or my lite, before the maid reiurnea and said: Miss Cameron will see you. Miss.' I followed her Into a black mid white botidolir. Mrs. Cameron rose anu rtisned toward me I thotihi he was going to throw her arms around my neck, and I drew- back. Oh, Ann. Ann. mv dear child Have you heard about my poor lit- le gin; we nave had the doctor and nurse wnn ner all day." inn sne drink some of the poison d lhiuur too?" I asked briitallv. Of cfjurse not." And then shi stopped, for she realized that she by uer iniercnce. acknowledged thai race naci inveigled Kenneth Into ulillKlng neavily, while she. herself. Kepi up tne pretense ol do in ik wise. Well, whnt Is the matter :ih ner. men." 1 asked. why, don t you know? Kenneth Hnlsey swept niv poor little iri i,:r her feet Inst night and Insisted upon her marrying him. You know they have been sweethearts sineo ihev coiiiu iaiK. anu last night no declar- ll that he could live without her no longer. vMi. wny was j not with her? I could have prevented nil this: hut he, poor child, was helpless. At last he gave lu to his Importunities and arly this morning Kenneth awaken ed a justice of the peace and they ere inairien. "Whero did Ken get the license.' I nsked. For a moment Mrs. Cameron was mliariasseil. and then said: I do or know. Kenneth must have had I only know that when Grace came home in an almost delirious condition, she handed me her mar riage certificate and then muttered something hysterically, over and over. I finally gathered from her the fact that she had married Kenneth ml that he was at the hospital, dy- ng. Mrs. Cameron thrust the marriage certificate into my hand. She seem ed to want me to know that the deed as U gaily done. I laid it on the able without looking at It. and ask-1 ed: "May I see Grace?" tContinued Tomorrow) Winston-Salem, N. C, Monday -S3 Bet you a house and lot you'd atay in W-S a month if you ever got to know folks here like I have. Between business and Reynolds factories and a bully time well my date book has been bubbling over I And, I'm still running into facts that would stag ger even your imagination, old football, with all your kick! Pete, take it straight from government figures direct to you, that every work dey in the week R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. buys from our "Uncle Sam" enough revenue stamps to pay for a duplicate of the hand some new Winston-Salem post office build ing! Ever hear of such a thing? And, if you want to get an eyefull of an army of more than 15,000 people, be down in' the Reynolds factory district when the whistles blowl Never saw such a cigarette firing-up time in my life! Peter, everytime you light a Camel in the future, call back on what I've slipped you about Camels absolutely, the greatest cigarette at any price for quality, for re freshing flavor, for mellow mild body, for freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or odor I It's worth the busiest smoker's time to compare Camels with any cigarette in the world I Camels are simply a revelation! You know that. I'll open my eyes in Atlanta tomorrow! In the meantime here's a wad of best wishes I have in stock 1 Yours I V- J .'tf,i".aa. mm 7X C3JnUl 4ig CO Logan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not sprout plants. Joint lanls or sprangle tip plants. Thoy first-class tips. Also have slraw oerry plants and all kinds fruit trees. Better book your order now. It. L. ELLIS Three miles west of Roseburg. Sutherlin Sanitarum MEDICAL SURGICAL Write It. I. HALL, M. I)., 8upt. Sutherlin, Oregon r All sorts of salt's successfully concludid. for arrangements see M. C. ItADAKAU.ll 630 N. Pine St. "OLD KKI.IAHI.K A1.li.WY Mlt- m.kii;s" Stil! lias prune Ires on Myrobolon plum roots. I niny prill tnke your oror In 100 lots for Italian prun.-s on a bore named roots (longest lived prune root In existence. F. E, Jor dan. Special Agent, 8';0 Seventh St., N., Grants Pass. Oregon. Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? Don't Give it a Chance to "Set In" Lse Dr. Kind's New Discovery DON'T let it pet a strjrt. Dr. Kins' tvw hisrnvery will jet rixht down to work, relieving the tinlit feeling in the client, qui tine the rue Ic ing cough, gently stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the ooU poisons. Always reiuhU-. For fifty years a standard remedy. All the family can take it with helpful results. Kases the children's croup. I No harmful drucs. Convincing, healing j taste tltat the LjM like. Ail drug-: pits( 60 cents, $1-'U a bottle. Forcoldgandcovghs Dr.Kins New Discovery j Feel Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven't ny "pep" " work.ur iiliyf You're cnntijntnll Ttie stimuLitin action of lr. King's 1'illj brings bark old time enersry, make the bowels snd liver rojnd to jour strong healthy body. All riniTC"", 25c D Prompt! Wont Cripe HKtaQ's Pills NEW OREGON Again under the man agement of Mrs.Foutch II(hjmo thoroughly reno viiteil; in urh new furniture aildtMl, (mkm! rooms. Hy day or week. Ill Sheridan Street. 388 A WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH YOUR PHOTOGRAPH! You lire not as buwy we are not an my tut we nil) le In Ieceniler. CLARK'S STUDIO WE SFXL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Lighttand Water Co. JUST UNLOADED Dr. R. P. Bradford and Wife. . 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