We are cxolualT agents for
WARNER'S
RUST PROOF.
CORSETS
Warner' CoreU are the favorite
wlih Roseburg people.
Warner'i Corsets are guaranteed
to give aatisfactlon.
I. ABRAHAM
FIXE DRY OOOD9
Ladies' and Men' Kurnlnhlnga
Do" Your Christmas Shopping Earl'
Famous Horse Born
On the Battlefield
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For Your Winters Supply of Flour get "Ff,AVO" or
rKIDE OF DOUGLAS" it costs less and is ,
just as good, At all Groaers or at the Mill.
EVERY SACK IS ABSOLUTELY WARRANTED
DOUGLAS COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
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"Born on the battlefield." thl
Verdun, probably the moat arlato
cr.ulc equine in the United Statea,
and only an army mule.
No recruit la full lodged In the IS
Field Artillery, now In Texas, until
be la permitted to groom and other
wlae doll up this regimental mascot
introducing to you Mile. Verdun, a
gold atrlper, from France.
She was foaled on April 16th, In
1918, on the red and bloody slopes
her dam had finished hauling shells
for Battery E, 16th Field Artillery,
Second Division, she being a wheel
mare In that crackerjack battery of
the famous Indian Head ' division
Mile. Verdun first aaw tho light
of day or rather night on this
fretful globe of oura at 3 a. m., as
tne artillery fire was at lie height.
She scorned to die of fright, hut in
stead, thrived and a few days later
the battery marched ten mtlea. and
the new born mascot wiib II under
her own power. Before ahe was
month old, she had hiked another
thirty miles in two days, and not a
major offensive did the Second Ulv
islon pull off lhat she was not in the
thick of It. For good measure she
hiked a hundred mil. a to the Rhine,
keeping watch with the Army of
Occupation.
"How are we going to get "her
home?" asked many a first class
private of the vet, and the vet then
passed the buck to the quarter
master. An Iron clad ukase had gone
out that no animals were to go back
to the Lnltod States from r rauce,
even If they were regimental mas
cots.
"Oh, very well," said the boys o(
nailery e. -we naven i fought in
France two years for nothing." And
behold. Mile. Verdun, mysteriously
missing for many a day, bloomed
forth again at quarantine on this
side, too late to be sent back. There
a relentless veterinary officer thrust
her In quarantine, but now she Is
free, and queen of all she surveys,
at Camp Travis, Texas, where they
are now recruiting the famous sec
ond up to full strength again.
If Mile. Verdun were the only
child of a millionaire family, ahe
could not be more groomed and man
icured, petted and fed than she is
To a man the veterans of the 15 th
Field Artillery, down at lively San
Antonio, Texas, here the only fire
one hears la the safe and easy prac
tice at the largeta under summer
sung tn winter, nave sworn to make
her lines fall In the pleasantest pos
sible places.
Oregon Growers
Meet In Roseburg
A meeting of the Oregon Grow
ers Co-operative Association will be
held In Koseburg at the Court house
on Wednesday afternoon, December
at 1:30 o clock.
The address of the day will he
made by C. I. Lewis manager of the
Organization department of the as
sociation, lie willt ake un the gen
eral work that has been done by the
Oregon Growers, what it has done for
the fruit men and what it hopes to
accomplish through organization and
co-opperatlon. Aa the meeting will
be of general interest to fruit men,
the invitation is extended to' all,
whether they are or not yet members
of the association.
At all the meetings of the assoc
iation it has been the custom of Mr.
Lewis to not only discuss general
fruit conditions and what organiza
tion means to the grower, but to also
answer any questions in regard to
planting, care of trees and methods
asociated with the Oregon Growers
Mr. Lewis was with the Oregon Ag
ricultural college as chief of the di
vision of horticulture for 14 years.
BATTERIES!
CheT'olet Cars $25.00 and $38.00
Bjlek Cars... $30.00 and $45.00
for Other Cars
Plfces on ADnllcntlnn
IQTOR SHOP GARAGE
wcy Bolck and Chevrolet
- 'n St. Rosetmrt.
CAMfS IXWKTt PRICES OBT JAP
ANEJjE LUNCH CLOTHS.
New shipment at lower prices Just
in at Carr'a. Following our policy
of reducing prioea Immediately they
are announced, we offer the follow
ing prices on blue and white Jap
anese lunch oloths:
36x36 inch size, each $ .95
42x42 Inch size, each 1.35
48x48 inch size, each 1.65
60x60 Inch size, each 2.15
Napkins, set of 6 75
Carr'a save you money.
Our All-Wool
Tailored -To -Measure
Clothes are a
llm '""'blnation of flrst
CltJ QU4lir and reasonable
Now U th. tta. to
true economy,
'"day. w. ea
me very attrac
Ur pric" on Fall Suits.
TrT Oar Wst
Anto Win cj
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DR. NERBA8
DENTIST
M Painless Extraction 0
j Painless Methods in
j all lines of work. 5
J Will replace your own 4
5 teeth with new ones the J
4 same day, (partially or J
f. full sets), without pain S
J and comparative com- 4
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5 KOHSBCRG. ORHOOX
'A All ,.W H.M.Iurf
Army Engineer
Makes His Report
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26. The an
nual report of Major General Lan
sing H. Beach, chief of the army en
gineers, recommended the following
ppropriations for the Portland dis
trict: Coos Bay. $255,000; Coos
above Celllo Falls to Snake Rlvor.
$32,500: Snake River, $38,000;
Columbia River and lower Willam
ette River, below Vancouver and
Portland, $785,000; Clatskine river.
$31,000; Willamette river above
Portland and Yamhill river, $48,-
500: Lewis river, $17,88 and on the
Cowlitz river. $7,500.
MAYOR NOT LIGHTLY CHOSEN
Chief Executive of City of London la
Called Upon to Fulfill Many
Requirements.
Sir William Treloar, In his recently
published book, "A Lord Mayor's
Diary," points out that the chief mag.
lstrate of the city of London la chosen
In quite a different manner from that
adopted by any other municipality In
the kingdom, remarks London An
swers. Instead of being elected by the mem
bers of the corporation, or council,
who may, and often do, for political
party reasons, choose someone who
baa never done suit or services to the
town, London's lord mayor can be
chosen only from those who have
served an apprenticeship of some years
to the corporation.
He must first be elected an alder
man by the ratepayers of Ma ward,
and accepted and sworn In by the
court of aldermen ; then he mnst have
erred the office of sheriff, to which
position he has to be elected by the
liverymen, and afterward approved
by the sovereign.
Then, and not till then, la he eligible
to ask the liverymen to elect him as
lord mayor ; the court ef aldermen aft
erward again having the power to re
fuse him, the approval of the sovereign
being also again necessary before he
can take office.
New Idea 'for Pictures. "
It la not often that an entirely new
method of producing pictures la dis
covered, and an Oregon artist la at
tracting considerable attention with
a process aa pleasing as It Is original.
Instead of using fluid pigments of any
kind, bits of colored cloth, painstaking
ly cift to particular shape and size
of each detail of the work, are pasted
upon the canvas background, which Is
stretched over thin hoard. Some of
the almost Infinitesimal particles of
fabric are shredded' out to mere threads
to get the desired effect, while the
bulkier objects of the scene are built
up in relief, says Popular Mechanics
Magazine. A sharp-pointed stick
serves as a brush for this cmlous art.
The finished pictures exemplify the
remarkable results attained when pa
tience and the artistic sense we coordinated.
Industrial Fatigue.
An Investigation of the subject of
Industrial fatigue conducted In the
government shops by the English gov
ernment resulted In obtaining a great
deal of valuable Information. It hua
been the means In many cases of a
great Increase of the output, and these
Investigations are about to bo extend
ed generally to all British Industrial
establishments by a recently estab
lished Industrial' fatigue research
board, under the deportment of scien
tific and Industrial research and the
medical research committee. The du
ties of the board will be to Initiate,
organize and promote, by research,
grants, or otherwise. Investigations in
different industries with the view of
finding the most favorable hours of
labor, spells of work, rest pauses, etc.
Policewomen Now Established.
Policewomen have become an estab
lished factor of municipal law enforce
ment In recent years, but motorcycle
policewomen still ore a novelty. Lon
don now has a sqnnd of them, how
ever, and they ore doing very effective
work, snys the Populnr Mechanics
Magazine. JThe women have been
members of the police force for some
time, but. have only recently acquired
their machines.
His Choice.
The ex-prob, now the father of trip
lets, proudly displayed bis offspring
to his bashful buddy.
"What do yon think of themT" ha
chortled.
Well," rei'lleil his buddy doubtful
ly, "if I was you I think I'd keep that
one there." The American Legion
Weekly.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
I have moved my shoe repair shop
to room Just south of Fruit Union
building, on Winchester street. Glad
to see all my old customers, and also
ne wones. I give satisfaction. J. W.
Hall.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC. .
My son. Joe Neavoll, aged 17
years, having left my home without
Just cause i I will not be responsible!
for any debts he may contract nor
for any deeds he may do, after this
date.
Dated at Olalla. Ore.. Uov. 20,
1920. k. JESSE NEAVOLL.
Exide storage batteries for all
makea of cars at the Roseburg
Oarage.
o
W. R. Linklater, who spent
Thanksgiving with relatives here, left
this morning for his borne in fort
land. His wife, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Boyd, here will remain
for a month.
o
A guessing contest, which has as
a prize, an Ingersoll Kaulollte
watch. Is being conducted by Jeweler
Turick. Mr. Tuiick bas piled a large
number of these watcbes In hta show
window, and the person who guess
es the nearest to this number will be
made a present of a watch. The con
teat closes Saturday.
n.ln. trmtr tires and tubes to the
Roseburg Garage for repair and vulcanizing.
"OLD RELLUILK ALBANY NVIt-SKKIES"
Still has prune trees on Myrobolon
plum roots. I may atlll take your
order la 100 lots for Italian prunes
on above named roota Ion gist lived
prune root in existence. F. E. Jor
dan. 8peclal Agent. 860 Seventh St.,
N., Grants Pass, Oregon.
Engineering
and Aato Mechanics
THE MOST THOROUGH AND
Drictksl Khool in all Emrtoeerinit
and Vocational Sciences offering complete
count in ONE HALF tlx tune usual!)
required by Univeriitiea.
Elimination of Don-eaaemnd subjecta; in-
tenained courses and individual instruction
enables us to effect this sanog of tune
W eil equipped shops, laboratories and
field inttrumenrs.
Courses in: Cinl, Kterrical, Mechanics!
snd Mining Lnfineenng, end Machine
Shop.
Actual ensineerrng work dune by student.
Oenortunitvs to eara board and lodging.
NfcW TLKM B KG INNING Jan. Jrd
. Address
Polytechnic College of Enfineeriaf
I ith and Madiion Sfs, Oakland, l al.l
WME. CARLOS ARAMAY0
Children Cry for Fletcher's
Mme. Carlos Aramayo, wife of the
confidential agent of the Bolivian gov.
eminent In Washington, though born
in Paris, waa a Tuckerman, a family
well known In Boston and Washing
ton. She lived her girlhood in Bo
livia, where ahe was married.
IMtOKKSHIOVAIi CARDS
Hit. K. lr. ikj cut Flowers. Phons
2)0. till W. Cass.
Oil. M. II.
Physician.
I'l.Tt Fit Chiropractic
ttl W. Lane St.
tl.lll-:il'r s. IITKV optometrist. "The
Kye My Kpn-lalty." Ill W. Cuss eSL
Ttnaeltiira. tlroirnn
III Til II I (l 1'iuno. Tln'c.ry. 4lui
fil Klnilergnrton. 1(104 Wtlt First
St. Pbone 139-U ,
SheetMetalWorki
OK ALL KINDS
J. II. SINNIGER
110 OAK STREET PHONE 42H
Heinlinc-Moore
CONSERVATORY
New clai lUrtlng Nov. 29 In normal trmn
ne for teachers, or any one rieNirtn to
know theory, harmony, ami fundamentals
of music.
Text used Progn?ilTo Berlei of Piano L?i
rmi. For Information PHONi 390
Logan Tips,
Spring Delivery
These are not sprout plants. Joint
'lants or aprangle tip plants. They
e firBt-class tips. Also have straw-
uerry plants and all kinds fruit
trees. Better book your order now.
It. L. ELLIS
Three miles west of Roseburg.
(r All sorts of sales successfully
concluded, for arrangements see
M. C. RADABAUGH
630 N. Pine St.
NEW OREGON
Affain under the man
agement of
Mrs. Foutch
IfmiKO thoroughly rcno
vnleri; much now fumlturo
mlded. Good riKirrtM, lty dny
or week.
Ill Sheridan Street.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use fur over thirty years, has borne the signature of
' anf bas been made under his per-CjCvrM-
80841 suPervlsin since its Infancy.
s. ''MtKv, 4Uow- no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations aud " Just-as-gbod " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants And Children Experience apainst Experiment.
c What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic Bubstance. Its
nge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for thet relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishncss arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimUation of Food; giving healthy aud natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Ihe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
) bears the Signature of
Iii Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Havo Always Dcught
'""'TAIJW CPMAMV, M WW VOMK OlTY,
WARM UP!
Cozy Glow Heaters
Just tne thing to warm you up, when you come
in chilly.
UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE
Vmii-s for Things Klectricul
Vail 4 &He&icW
,1
WITH THE PERSONAL 1 .i lf Um-'
ass 4V 1 I as 9 ,' "Hi "AasA A 1 J '
y 0 UR PHOTOGRAPH!
You lire not m biiy we aru not as huny as we will be tn December.
CLARK'S vSTUDIO
Dr. R. P. j
Bradford
and Wife.
Graduates and post-graduates
of the Oldest Charter
ed College of Chiropractic
n the world
have re-opened offices In the
PerklDl lildg.
We use no drugs nor eleo
trlclty. nothing but straight
Chiropractic, and have been
i surcesHful for the past ten
' years In hanilllns; almost every
I disease known to the human
i family. Offl-e hours to 11;
and t to 6 p. m.
PHONES
Rnnldence -.-.40-F4
Office 4(1
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WE SELL
Ed
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MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
11. j JJIJ.J EL
JUST UNLOADED
A Carload of' American Steel Wire
FETVCE I
We can save you some uioary on fence while this lot lasts.
J. F. BARKER & CO.,
HosiMiruu, oitwioN
IMrLKMEXTS AITOMOUILKS TTtACTOIW
Audits, for Oliver now nnil Implements.
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