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Newspaper Page TextAtt BOOKS AT CARR B. BOOKS AT CAim S. HOOKS AT CAItlt'M. Our line of chlldreii'i books can't be beat anywhere. A. B. C, Molher Goose, Picture and Cut-out bookB, flexible covers 6c, 10c, 15c Board cover Story serins 20c One syllable series of children's popular title books 35c Sltevytime series 50c Wonderland series, 165 paise. . . 69c 100 page short story books . . . ,4c Billy Whiskers popular edition at 49c, regular edition ot 20 ' titles 1 26 Peter llahblt series, paper l'lc Same In board cover, 8 titles. . . .36c Linen and Munlln books 6c to $1.25 Ituyn' ami Girls' lluoks. Boys' Adventure stories 15c Boy Scout books 39c and 19c Stars and Stripes series 49c Our Jackles series 49c World's War series 49c Work and Play series 49c Auto Boys series 49c Boy Scout series 49c Adventure series 49c Victory series .... 9c Red Cross Oirls' series 15c Camprire Girls' series 19e Little Prudy series 19c Girls' Blue Ribbon series 4 9c Canipfire Girls' series 49- Elsie Minimum fi5c Hans Brinker 65c 1'alnt IfcmkH ;lore. Knockabout, Nursery, Cut-out, good sized books 10c Peter Rabbit, Jumbo, Mammoth Funny Picture, Billy Whiskers, Little Ones, and other style large paint books 1 5c Boxed and larse Palette, etc. 26c-4 5c Mammoth Instruction Book ..$1.00 Carr's have a big slock of child ren's books and the prices are right -See our window. Look for the red signs. Carr's, where you save. j?acjcacnes and other external" paim'quicklK soothed THAT dnmtnir, wearin backaeha. thai otnany women tuffer from, is quickly fiwd by ma application of 8ka&'a Liniment. SVa rmkhing, muuioesa. or akin a tains. It sood fur all tba family and all kinds of ''ttomal" W anil tmlna ft. 7fW f 1 JL Jiniment it Christmas Suggestions For that friend who owns an Automobile. Robes Spotlights Auto Clocks Motometers Luggage Carriers Mirrors Tire Covers Chains . Tires Inner Tubes Side Windshields Twin Shock-Absorbers J. 0. Newland & Son Dodge Brothers Service Station TIIK fllltlSTMVS Tl'ltKKV POOL. Kverybody Interested In pooling their dressed turkeys for the Christ inas market should send the county agent a poslul card or letter, siuMiik how many turkeys tin y have to kill at that time, lie sure to give yvur name uud address. Everyone wishing to Join this pool muHt send In the above Information before Friday, Dec. 10. II. K. HASLKTT, County Agent. i'l'TK I.1TTI.K HATIIKOHLS. Children's bathrobe and slipper sets, finely trimmed and put up In boxes. Klr.es 6 months to 6 years, colors pink or blue, fair's tpecial price $4.25 per set. Baby blunkets 29x119 at 95c; 3nx40, heavy fancy, $1.45; :ifix48 inch at $1.95. New goods at new prices ut Carr's where you save. H(ISIi:ltY IS t IIKM'CK. Women's mercerised were 98c to $1.25, Can's now prices bawd on lower markets, 65c. No sale, no philanthropy, JUHt our policy of low ering our selling prices us market costs decline. Old $2.60 value In pure thread Bilk hose, Carr's new price $1.19. Make a gift of hose, towels, etc. All ut lower regular prices at Carr's where you save. SHOW NAMED FOR A VALLEY. Ll'MIIKlS Of all dimensions, at reasonable rates while it lasts. V4 block North of West Hide Store. 12U7 Unipqua Avenue. Phone 335-R. CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NKW CI.ASNIVIKI) AIV KIITlHttM ICNTM U ll.l. IIM POUND ON LA NT PAOB UNDKH 1IKADINM "NKW TODAY." WANTKD. YOITNO MAN I Hlrn hounl hiul room tn iit lvittH faint ly. I'. o. Hon tf4. WANT KM TuiTteya. larn or mull. Huyur Hrim. Phone H-KH, WANTKD lNtMltlon doliiK liounwork by hour or ilav; Ironhijr, eti Mrs. MyrtW- JftinlnnH. filo Short Ht. WANTKl Wood cutltir; lur unka. ltn Krountl. I'huiiu Kietl A. (.off, KoNihurtt. W ANTLIV K p4it tflio'tl liuly fuwhiwi ami hookkcfper wlnlu-n Httiin. Al drexa ll.. cure Nuwn-ItuVleW. MAN WANTKD-Hlmrn .rnpnnHWin ; 30 ttTwn IknoMt KiroVn Moll, two in ilea from Koto-hum; iiiont iiumUtd rmiutry borne In IttH l otiiUT, huUi, toll ft, hot and uoltl wHttf r( u ; a ril oppr tunlty for ttitt right man. Apply lj(wranjt-'oidon t'ompuny, 12& Cumm t rotft. i 2 I tt. TiMltKit i.ANTtrf vaS;tki Ahm H.oou.ooO ft. It. It. tltN, and it.iMio.tloii ft. tflt phmia aiut ttfl-i up It pul.Mt, alKO mnrt'liMiitiihla flmhr, litm quatitltlua. or mar waU-r truiin portal ton for for I mi murk ft. illvt full dt'tioi tptlon, parti iiltr, price and Com. llrnt Inttttr. t. H. Huttlor, K12 MHIi lllilir, Hjim Kruti. lsio FOll KENT. )eH iiRNT Kafoty lpalt boxea. Koiiphir Natlonru Bank- Vofi " ItMNT -l-'ur nliihd room wllh prlvlltw f balh 4J t Main Ht. For" KKNT HliiKlu nu. m. KfiiiloinHii lirt'fori!. Imiulre 247 So. Jh kwmi. Pt) II It KNT T"urnihd nonBKirplnK apitrtincnta ft ml lypl rom- Itnsotuiric Apartmonts, aliltn and Wouiflaa. Phone FOR It KNT Htore mom !Hx4a fret, muni dfiilrahl location In town. Hnt lio. Apply l.wnin'e-. onion oiu I'ho MLSl'liLLAXKUta. TAIIiOltlNt). dronnmaklnit of all kind. iiifN k7 to Loan i-ymr f li'raT rv-fxllt frm louna, low tnterent rati. S'iO.uOO Im-al nni'Hy to loan on k"6 real estate. Klrit mortxaH. He . F. Rice, nf jtloa Hlr Tkkhky-iiri.U 'l.n1lh for rTititt y. now In imtv Ire. $ In udvam-e. T. A. 1-IimIIhv. Kd.-iilM'wT. jni-lj1j-)-f'U-uojXfyVVrV-- sS IX)ST AND KOCNI. U HT A tuiti. h of key on rtii. Pleane Inaveat tlui New-Hovlew FOWNIi In Noi th Uonohur. a lo kot 1-hnln. Ownor iH a Nwi-Review office. Identify, and py ooet of 4 V rl1wrtrffit. rrir-u-ii-u-w-.-. - - smwsss roit SALK. WOOD FOR HA Lb) liiquir at Patler min A ft is an. Foil hAr.HOool young mlf h freh In ft-w daye. Plume OU IHAI.fl dltlon. at bargains, t'o. old In A-l von Itut kwuuil Motor -" HC HAI.K - I Jidy' wrtet watch. lmjnlr Wallhtitn office -sT.TJ New Oregon. FOR HATsK One K calf. 7 niontha old. R. 1, Happy Vnlley. I To 1-tliiH hoir-r M. A. Wllllama, FOR WALK 8-room tioitttf on Mill St., partly f iirnlHhfil, pint It-rni or innlo, f l&uo. Write J. II. l(c.Hr.-i. irain, Oi T-'olt SAl.K -Oood, Kotiml Ifii in 6 and 7 y.uiH. U'.'lKltl a t r,o lbs., U. J. F. Hoiiehruke, ramaa Vull.-y. l-'olt SAI.K I'orvnlllit while l.t nhoi n rot-k lire In. M re. ( . t iitiVuH, ltoae NurK. 1'lioiie oiitle FOR H A I , K Milch cow. Jtnf; and ijioa nuiKor. i none Jr- FTrVsaLK -t lmuolore, I brooder. K J. Hwffstavdt. Ltxonvllla. Phone 34-Ft ftT t KKN T L'ttfunilalivd rooiiifc 5TI parrot t FOR HAI.K JlMri Ioiiip of work hoib, I'.O If tukeit Jt no e. In o ut l-'.t ( 'hhn rtt i eet , or lun j '.' I ;. Folt "SaI.K Tli.irouithl.red TurT-"i.ow with plKn M.'i'kH idd. W. 1. n.rie. Wilbur. 4ie. Phone 32-Fa. FoR SAlK -Applen" and elder "dV-UvertMl In town, phoau I'S-FJ. L. U. Sklnnoi A Hon;. Foil H.vl.Tj VTleiTii u7T!od lioirai errawbirry plHiite - will deliver In RonebuiH- Frfd JiUluid. FtHt SAI.K Whole or half hitere-rin new imIII. ready for hoi k. tjood lliu hr. Addroee J. A . Nkn Review, Folt HA I. V. Oo.d reed bnhy buiiiTy. need by iioHlthy tahy It"! k th.tn year. Very reionitiiMhlo. Apply 311 V. Wuehlnuton Ht. Ft Ht X.-U.K Thorough bred liiro brootl ho vr . a lo ' 'lient i.r W h lie boa re, 7 weeks obi M i n, I omnmMh. Shaniiirrtok'n I miw. W ent Root-but g P. t. Rox 1 1 4 J. FOR HAI.K R ' Rhode Inliuid cocker els; 1 bull I'M If . Hrwford ami I Mir bam. Phone ail - FJi't. Aibli erte Pine iTtM Furni IMxouvllle. oriiui. Foil HA f.Fr Productive ei beaViTiK MtrewhKiry plsniti The kind thai beam. $tfl per lothl In loin ef 0ft up Small orders, J per H'rt k. M. Mat thews I.ooklnit Olss, Ore. i'tilt HAI.K--Republic' truck. r,'tMid"as new; run le.t tli-n three tlK'Ulh III trade aluo. t l Itiirthtt, Hi; H Xl In Ht. Phone U. FoR HA l.ti 3tmo ft. I -In. ,u Ve.on.T linn. I pipe tn nootl con1lliou. 1 2 ceiili per foot f. o. tt. oretoirK. RoHt blUK PI limbing end 1 1 ent In ti (t. FOR SA I.K One horww FelrhankM i4eollne etttflnt In flr( elSMN e.ndi tlon Prh e Wille or phone H K Keltle. Onklitnd. Oregon. Folt H.iHlrftt ne bitaler InllrVT cTae eotitllttoti, iHtel v io.,. tn I. o. F lodge ball. For phi tt-uinra celt or write room 7. Review Uldrf., N. Jeck mn Ht FoYf flA!.rlTlpe .of aU "n't "eeTn -ass valves; pipe Utllnus. Submit oiir ret)ulretnentn lo ue for pr It et. All Koods wuirrtiiteed. Oregto Machinery 'il'j. Wnijeiie Or. FOR "HALh lv, a"tes of or.-liaVd Inntl. 11 acres In apples, Newtown Pippins aixl ptlzmbei ks; t acre In pears. V seres In timber; 2 btn In town; ptlce lt'Oti. See F. H. Wilson. Hiltherlln. Orn fiM-KFRKij? F lt H.larronhUiTi prttduclng el i sin .f blr.ls, hlte Plymouth Rocks snd White Leg horns. Am bookins; oiders now for day old chicks Fugs for list, hlng In season. A. H Hunt. Ju ktn Ht.. Ronohurg. tlregou l-Vtu SAT.hV ftsnoU of 7uT"Hrrc"sHTso ran oh of Hftf aeies, or both together, aa they Join, and ar go,.d stock rnnvhee; ! wcrea rir timber Ibvrgaln tf taken soon ln.uie of Herltiger A Y1ltn. Ulen.Ule, Ore, or O n Hnrlnver. AzUa. Or rfATTAN prpS wntKhr5 irn t.-? U and up. inree siees t. s. lo. t from. Pedigreed plants In "TrehU." the a;rAtast CtiinmerclRl canning strawberry yet Introduced, sold nt li per 1001). Other atamlard vnrte tlea at $7 per 10O0. We al) all varte tlra nf trees and plants. Kugene Nurierle. Jiugana, Oreion. Quite a Few of Those Who Use the Word "Vaudeville" Are Ignorant of Its Origin. Tho FtilrcHt Lii'ly turnoil to hor es cort nt the viirffty dmv the ollir niKt dtiririK the Intermission nn) askiMl tilm wlnr the word "voude vlll" mine from nrtywny. "fovlcs" Is simple, nlie snld. Any one can trnre the origin of the word coined hy Vnitnc Amerirn nnd now Reneritlly used. The Itrltlsh "clneina npplUd to clneiwttogniph ptct tires la ulso easily trnced. It wasn't until next dny ttirtt t!ie es cort, who find pretended not to hear the Fairest Lady's qnVstlon filiotit vaudeville, cot a chance to look It up. Then he found that the word came from the French "Val tie VIpo" a val ley In Normandy where originated many humorou nnd satirical drinking sonjrs that became popular nil over France known hy the name nf the place of their origin. Kventuully the word became corrupted to "vaude ville" nnd was applied to a certain kind of popular song. Its application was limited to such songs until the end of the Eighteenth century, when It begun to refer also to an entertain ment that Included singing and dia logue as well as dancing and variety acting. Failure Is the Final Test Real winners In life never show the while feather. They are like the drum mer hoy In our Civil war, who, when his regiment was being mowed down still kept pushing ahead, heating an advance. When ordered to heat a re tree f, the hoy replied that he had never learned how he bad only been taught to heat an advance. The finest type of manhood Is nevar overwhelmed or entirely dismayed no matter what comes. If a man of this kind loses property, If his ambition Is thwarted and his plans demolished his spirit remains undaunted, his courage, his resistance and his self-confidence are undiminished, and he can start again. Many a man has been made by his failures, because he lived them as n stepping stone for his advance. Failure Is the final test of persist ence and an Iron will; It either crushes a life or solidifies It. Orison Swett Mardeu In the New Success Magazine. Quaint New England Expressions. There are many quaint expressions peculiar to New Kiiglaud, some of which are heard only In Rhode ImiIikI or In places where their use has been perpetuated by former residents of this locality. 'Vont you take off your things? Is a common Invitation to the caller In this slate, thmr-'h In some parts of the country it would be unusual. When a housewife changes her abode, she moves her "I hi tigs," and when go ing on n Journey, she packs her "things" n a grip. In the south comity It frequently rains "pitch forks" and sometimes "cats and dogs." The most Intensive expressions of the native, however, are that It Is "raining like all Sam HHP or like "all possessed." llostou Clobe." Wear Stephens' shoes. They pot you where you want to ro. li KHl'I.TS? our want ads get them. ANTI-URIC Was originally sold to physi cians w ho prescribed It for all forms of RHEUMATISM 11 Is purely herbal, containing no minerals or salicylates and can be depended upon to re move all poisons from the blood which cause rheumatism and kindred troubles. For sale by Nathan Fullerton iisti'u tiil viimi'ti l'4'T OH .i''Kl A lAltM iiiitK.ii . If he dnet, then net into tho bar-: ness, each and every farmer and hie wile, and give it your ubbat ui'- port. Get buwy and show the non-: (nrm bureau member wherein he can be benefited by "being active member. Tho time is ripe for the Don if las county farmera to hiich up to tin organization that is non-po- litlcul, eminently positive ana ton al ructlve. An organization, 'not to voice the morbid mouthing "t me unsuccessful, but to enlist tho best brains and the most progressive purposes of the highest lpt;ot the American farmers." It is on instru ment for securing for the farmer a just return for his honest labor. Thin is well illustrated by the recenuy formed turkey pool. If the farmers hud not been Informed us to the price they should have received for their turkeys and a pool formed, i hey never would have realized, in dtdlars and cents, the money they were losing. Iul. as a result, those who connigmd their birds to the pool, realized practically fourteen cents a pound more than the initial price offered hy foreign buyers. Aa result of the formation ( the pool, the buyers were forced to come up with their price. The price for birds shipped on consignment wiih 62 centa per pound gross and f4 cents per pound net. Not only did Farm Hureau in - hers benefit by the effects in price art u result of this pool, bat every ittrkey raiser In the county was ben efit led Indirectly. This pool caused t ho buyers to raise their price to 48 cents at the eleventh hour. This price was eight cents more per pound than 4 at key raisers would have received, had not the pool been lormcd. The savings lo t he turkey growers of the county as a result or thlH action, have been estimated to exceed $;i.00. Never In ,tho history of tho coun ty, haB there been m renter need for t he farmers t band themselves to gether and make a flr'ii and united Maud for themselves. The Farm Hu reau will lend its strength to or ganizations already formed, and will stimulate tho development of a mar keting system for farm products on a s:ile and sound haMs. Succt ss or failure is In store for the Farm Hureau, as the men and women of the farms join or refuse to join. Hh success is a matter of individual responsibility on the part of those men and women on tiie farms. Don't forget the Farm Hureau needs the Individual "punch" of all fanners to accomplish its aim. Why maintain such a county organization if they are not going to get h. hliid and push? Make the membership campaign 100 percent strong. Is Ihrre any reason why Douglas coun ty should not stand highest in mem hernhip? It's the biggest county west of th. t ascaues aim should have a mem bership to correspond. Come on, Kverybody boost tho Farm Hureau. H. K. HASLKTT, County Agent. (;li:mi,i; m:vs. Tho Hoyal Hawaiians played to a crowded hoiiKo on Wednesday. Th are musicians of uuquesl ioned merit and their native attire was spectacu lar and viewed for the firt time by many in Hie largo audience. As humorists they did not impress any one, perhaps because we are not ac customed to their sense of humor. The "(ireat Shirley Concert com pany" is hilled for the 10th In our city under 'he auspices of Olivet Ladles Aid society. No doubt it will he a real musical treat, and we i pet t a liberal patronage. Mrs. John ; ill lam. a pioneer of Douglas county, is critically ill at the home or In r nistor, Mrs. Joe Itrown, in this city, lb r husband and child ren are with her, nnd we hope to be able to note Iht recovery soon. It. A. Haines, of l'orttund, arrived today for a short visit wiih his son. Itohhie, and other relatives. mt. ami mis. t;. v. Farlin arc moving to West Fork. Mr. Parfin, who is a track walker, can cover his division hotter from that station, vet we regret to lose them from our city. Thty are very desirable cill zens. Mrs. Armand Cibson. the mother of C, W. 1 artin. Is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. j. o. Johnson until the Fartinp are settled in their new home. Kd C.atrett. of Grants Pass, was greeting his host of friends In this city and vaMey this week. Mr. Oar- reit reports all well at home, and (rants Pass booming. itloitdnle will come under a new regime of city officers next Monday, and we feel sure our (own will con tinue to prtmper. We certainly have been greatly benefitted uud r our retiring olliciats. who hate left us very much In tier off at It asi finan cially, ami we are sure a continua tion of w iMt policies that are tn evi dence will be steadily carried out. A I her t Snwier, our ret (ring mayor, oung in ears and the ollicial head of the 1 letidale Lumber Co., has made a v-ry diligent ami successful mnor. Also our itcuuler and coun cil hate nil made Hue n cords. We are pleased that our city will en- lotce the curfew law, and Chief t uluphh tie is determined to exact I iin plicit obedience lo t lie same, in which we all will do our part to aid i our ott icers. The editor of the Gb ndale News set-rt very straight iu regard to hood jluiiiism and lawlessness. His advice to parents and guardians is very (timely and fully appreciated, j Our public schools are making (their usual mod excellent record un i der a splendid faculty. Yet there is great need for a truant off icer to be present on the playgrounds and on duty all the time. X. X, Home grown Knglish walnuts, 30c lb. K. C. Weber. Hosehurg. Ut. 2. or leave orders wMh Cr. W. Voting & Son, 1 lti ( n-- St. A fitting tribute to her matchless beauty. Her gift should surely be a pair of Stephens' Shoes, the perfect gift. REAL TURK NOT MONEY MAC RecoQnlzes Thsre Are Higher Thlngi In Ufa Than Practicing Buylnfl and Selling. The ronl Turk, unlike the mwbJIm' niont-rt'l Turk, ilws not Imve to Im press his sense of suporlorliy on olli ers. Anil, clllioneli the Intler Is nl ways enjiiT to ilo business with you iiidirillns In Mr. IMIhti (lllilions In Asiii. I he rcul Turk Is oflen guile In different. Some mil Annlolinn Turks are mer rlmnls Mini sit In the hnziiiirs. I'm they will not kii out of their nny n make n wile, nnd Ihey reKlly do fmi euro whether you huy or not. Often Ihey lunore strnneers; sometimes 1 i i - rehuff them. When you meet with this typo In the humors where all the Jews nnil (.entiles ore luinl nfler youi money. It Is like n diish of cold wa ter In yiuir fnee. Onee In n little open shop I snw a rus Hint ilttnirteil me. I stnrtoit to enter, but the eniueheil flLMire on the unit put out n loiiK-tlneeriMl left "bund. crnsiMMl firmly my nnkle, nnd removed my foot outside the threshold. I tlmuuht there must he some supersti tion iiboiit wblrli foot went tirst : so I tried the other. The rame left hand proved nmilii Its atreneth. All the while the men-bant did not siienk or look up. Ills rlu-ht hand was strliiK I hit bonds, and he was smoking a nar Bile. lie simply did not want to bother with me, and my shoe told him Hint I was a frnni'ini (Kumpenn). Later I not to know that old bird, nnd we Inuirhed over stories together. Hut he never asked me to buy nnytlilne. nnd I did not want tn rlk his friend ship hy mnklnK n seennd try ir the rue. There are more Important tilings In life than buying nnd selling. "SQUEEZE" POPULAR IN CHINA What the Western World Calls "Graft" Is Practiced by All Classes in That Country. One trait firmly Imbedded In the Chinese elinraeter which the foreign business niiili and the housewife both have to contend with Is the weakness for "snneese." It Is said by foreigners that the Chinese merchant, coolie, politician, fisherman, chauffeur nnd beggar would rather make $1 - hy "squeeze" than fill by the same amount of hraln work or manual la bor. Sipieeze Is Chinese for graft. It Is n word In that International Far Knst ern tongue known as plilgin-Kngllsh. Hut squeeze is something more tiian graft. Its political phase might he termed graft, nnd that form of squeeze Is whnt makes the nillllnry governors of the provinces nnd the politicians of Peking nnd Canton so fat. Most Chi nese politicians would huvo been ac ceptable In the eyes of Julius Caesar, nnd squeeze Is the reason for sonic of the corpulence In China. Squeeze Is Hie Chinese translation of "as much as the trallle will hear." It Is n factor In Chinese business, as much as supply and demand, or profit nnd loss. Tapestry In History. During the Italian Itenaissnnce the nrt developed in subtle treatment of color nnil shading, and Flemish tap estry readied Its height of artistic per fection in the magnificent pieces from cartoons by Raphael and other Ital ian masters. liojalty supported the Industry nt this period. Incidents of history were woven Into design with threads of gold anil silver, and even Jewels. Oth. era were mellowed by soft colorings of wool, with Ihcir hlL'h lights supplied by ll!icn threads. Tl e dyes, often as costlv ns the gold and silver, have held their colors for centuries, and It has I n beyond the modern chemist to solve their alchemy. No such col ors ran be produced today, nor none that pre so minding. When tapestry iii::l.ing waned In Hrussels. France de voViod he art, nnd under Henry IV and Louis NIV the i:., Leilas ,.re famed for their perfection of work manship nnd color. An Appie a Day. "They tell us." said Mr. Hilltops, "that an apple a day keeps the doctor away, and I guess Hint Is so: I am sure that nn apple n night promotes sound and restful slumber. "We keep our apples In (lie Icebox. The last thing that Mrs. Hilltops, ever thoughtful Mrs. Hilltops, does In mnk Ing her rounds before retiring for the night Is to get nn apple out of the Ice box nnd place It, with n fruit knife, on the ilining-rnoin table for me. "Nightly the last thing I do before going to bed Is to go out Into the din ing room, scat myself comfortably, and cat that npnie; leisurely. I find It cool nnd refreshing; in every way agreeable; and having mien It I turn In nnd sleep delightfully. "An npple n day keeps the doctor awy. An npple nt nlfht makes you sleep right." Exclusive Organization. Though legi'iidarlly reputed to he more than 1.0m years old. the Order of the Thistle wns founded hy James II In NW7. After the revolution, says the London Star. It fell Into desue tude, hut was revived hy Queen Anne In 1701. The rhapel of the order. In St. (.Pes1 cathedral, where the king attended service on Sunday, wns not commenced until HiitO. The Thistle Is one of the most ex clusive orders. Its only members be ing the king snd 1(1 knights. The motto of the order la: "Wha daur nnd,u. with m." LOW1 "Perhaps You Don't Kn ays me Uood Judge How long a little of . the Real Tobacco Chew will last Nor how much gen uine chewing satisfac tion the full, rich real tobacco taste will give. Ask any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew. He will tell you that this class of tobacco will give more satisfac tion and at less cost than the ordinary kind, Put up in two styles W-3 CUT is a long fine RIGHT CUT is a short-cut --"(H.yj LOCAL m:vs xotks, Arundel, pi&nn tuner. FT)od 189L. FIrea dosviu urns, property and food. Be careful with Ore. IVniberton iiros. enclosed car jit ney service. I 'hone u. Bt-st equipped machine shop for lathe Btt ' l and sprints work ut the ItoKeburg Garage. Bring your tiros and tubes to th Uosctiuig Garage tor repair una vul canizing. Dr. Harry E. Morgan, dentist, tele phone 483. Office 315 lVrkius build ing. Kxido Rtnnipo hatterlm for nil makes of cars nt the lioseburg Garage. Goodyear Bolid tiros for trucks, all sizes fu stock at the Itoseburg Gar age. Am now booking orders for day old chicks lor 1921 delivery from high producing TaucrrtZT? Ij'Khorn and o. A. c Ra if ' V. . " Karl Vi.s:urK, 16799 DIED in New York City abae (ha u nev trouble laf r, . uooiji, yourself to become a neglecting pains and acha Guj "Kuuisi ina irouDle by taiq COLD MEDAL 1 The world's standird rtmtiy fakiv h, unr::- r iciiiruy rCf All druREisis, lhr mm Gsma took for tho B.m CoM Mtdtt m,fa Too late now to get it for Thanksgiving but ho about XMAS Only 24 Days away. T5he Victrola, Edison S&iora, Cheney A machine for every purs I from $23 to $300. Cornea and select it, while ourstod is complete. lOtt's Music Stoic i wwMm ROSEBURG, OREGON FIREPLACE FURNITURE How about it? Don't you need a set of . Andirons or a new screen? We have been unable to get but a small part of those ordered for this season, but we had several sets on hand; and invite you to call and inspect them. Prices have not been advanced with us, but have with jobber and manufacturer. Churchill Hardware Company Rnsehurcr. Oreeon. I S. Lading ronieinher lhat the Mystic MHt i an MCfP'51 gift to any housewife. Christmas Photos; Make Your Gifts Personal Ones ; PHOTOGRAPHS j Will Solve a Lot of Problems j Make tour appointment as soon os p