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O firt lluii cutoin-r.' kidJU.
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TPS the beginning of
a story with a happy
ending
-when you say Olympic
to your neighborhood
grocer
I Qive your child i
b clean, neaiinu nair a
live uour child
clean, healthy hair
Shampoo miliaria with WllJ
root Liquid faliampoo Soap.
Cleanses perfectly, yet does
not make hair and scalp hanh
and dry as mote suap dues.
Made by the makers of Wild
rooc Hair Tunic.
VOiDRO
SHflMP
Sold Cud Ouanusutd tn
Logan Tips,
Spring Delivery
These are not sprout plants. Joint
Inula or sprangle tip plants. TJiey
'e first-class tips. Also have straw-
oorry plunts and ail kluds fruit
trees. Ketter bitok your order now.
R. L. ELLIS
Three miles west of Roseburg.
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Sheet MetalWork(
OH" ALL KIN 1)8
J. II. SINNIGER
110 OAK BTHKKT IMIONK 42
Of all dimensions, at reasonable
rates while it lasts, u, hlork North
of West Siiln Store. 131:7 Umpijua
Avenue, rhono SU.VIt.
Social dance at Winrhesier Friday,
Dec. lu. .Music by Ott's orches
tra.
Itorn. to the Hire of I). II. I), Mill,
ill tide cily Dec. 4, a boy.
Advertise lu News-Review.
IIESI'LTsi? our want ads gel them.
9 CITY NEWS 0
A zono rn lira; ton sii mrrjfnp was
hi ld at Oakland Kulunlay. 'IVucIhth
from all the hcImm-Ir hi that com
iiiiinity wor trsi-nl. Mrs. O. C.
Hi own ami A. K. Street wrre lu at
hi. dunce from KimchurK.
KKSUhTS? our want adit gut them.
All sorts of sales successfully
concluded, for nrranEOiuenls bob
M. t ItADAIIAl till
630 N. l'lne St.
Loganberry Plants
If you want plants that will grow
write
W. L. BENTLEY
Womlltiirii, Orooii. it. a.
Our All-Wool
Tailored -To - Measure
Clothes are a
happy combination of flrst
clasa quality and reasonable
prices. Now Is Ihc time to
pructlce trim economy.
Come In today. Wu can
show you soni" very attrac
tive prices on i-'.ill Stills.
IMPERIAL
CLEANERS
LYMON l. SPtNCtR, PROPRIETOR
y Our Way
r Auto Will Cull,
rhuiie 1IT7.
hi
DENTIST
5 4
Masonic BIdg.
Roseburg, Ore.
DR. R. P- BRADFORD AND WIFE
Licensed Chiropractic
Physicians
Ollleo ll
iVikhis Itldi;.
Mrs. Wilson Ilarlshoru lefl yestf-r-day
for her home at Sutherlin,
after allendinK to htisitiess malteru
here for a short time.
Here Today
Mrs. Walter HtKik canto to liose
btirK yeatenlay luornillK sh(iipinR
for a few hours. She returned to
her homo at Winchester on the uf
leruoon train.
The lit tin son of Mr. and Mrs. Kd.
Tliomion Is silll seriously 111, with
no change to the better at present.
A consultation of doctors was called
Saturday.
Mrs. Kred lt ed and two ehililren
who h:tvo been visiting In Portland
tor the past few- days, arrived In
ItoJeluirK Sunday nlKht.'
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hurt arriv
ed In Hosebuii; Sunday from Port
land, whom they have been visiting
for a short time.
Itefuni I'Votti Trii
Mr. and Mrs. I'red Fields, who
have been enjoying an extended trip
In the east, arrived lu ItoseliurK Sun
day. Mr. Fields is employed by
the Southern Pacific.
To lUtiUitort
Mrs. P. Stevens and son, and Mrs.
K. Parlsl os Ashland, who have been
visiting here with relatives for the
past few days, left this afternoon for
Iteedsport, whero they will spend
some time before reluming home,
liilflo Improved
According to attending physicians
tho condition of the baby daughter
or Dr. and Mrs. (iilliert Flnley, is a
littlo Improved, and a slight
hopo ia held out for her recovery.
To San l''ranrisc(
Mr. and Mrs. Hymen Wollenberg,
nnd Mrs. Itauin anil two children left
yesterday niornin;; for San Francisco
where they will visit with relatives
until after New Years.
Miss Madge Miller has accepted
a position as organist at the Majes
llc Thl-ater. She began her new du
ties Monday.
ICetllrlis IIoiim
Mrs. line, who has been confined
to Merry Hospital recovering from
an operation, was released and al
lowed to go home she has been
under the care of Dr. Seiner.
First: It is sold at a mod
erate price. You save when
you buy it.
Second: It has more than the
ordinary leavening strength,
therefore, you use less.
Third: There are no failures-it
always makes the
sweetest, most palatable of
hxxls.
Fourth: It is used by mil
lions of housewives leading
domestic science teachers
and cooking experts.
watinBi
jrrou saves
PHONE 488
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED, i
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Fifth: It is the best Baking
1'. .1.', 1.. ,-. ... u U' ...
i.i.ux. Mil I'.UUUlVll. ....
fiven highest awards at World's
"arc FmsJ Expositieti,Chicai);Faris
E.Misi:i.n, 1'aris, France.
Sirrfc It contains only such
Ingredients as have been officially
approved by the United States Food
Authorities.
The finest quality Rikinr?
l'owiler at the most economical
cost. "The lurorst Bargain That
('UK'S into the Kitchen Today."
Pmind cm of Calumet contains full
ltt mc baking towdt rscorue in
12 oz. instead of 16o. cans. He sure
you get a pound when you w ant it.
Calumet
Nut Coofcia
Recipe,
I cup butter,
ij cup sugar, 1
eR9, l cup
flour, 1 lel tea
s;xxm Calumet
Il.iking Powder,
4 cup chopped
nurs, 1 teaspoon
lemon (uice.
Then mix In Um
regular way.
Kiddies' Cougns Can
Be Eased Quickly
Dr. Klnft's New Diacor.
J China, ei'l'y Ul1
mr.?N:r..:T7
i j mtie kiuuic, 1 u.11
it 1 irr,.or .hit to Ho for
youl" When the cough tint comes, give
a little Dr. King'a New Discovery as
directed, and it w ill soon be eased.
It'a a good family cou?h and cold
remedy, too. Locsens up the phlegm,
clears up the cough, relieves the con
gestion. No harmful dru;s. For fifty
years a standard remedy for culds,
coughs, grippe. At your druggists,
60c and $1.2(J a bottle.
ForcaldsandCoughs
DfcKiiigS
New Discovery
Make Bowels Normal
I labit forming purgatives, when taken
for constipation, rack the system vio
lently. Nature's way is thewayof Dr.
King's Pills gently and firmly nguLt
Ing the bowels, eliminating the intestine
clogging waste. Same old price, 25c.
D Prompt t Wont Gripe
hltinffs Pills
Egg Shows Miracle.
One cannot rind among the multi
tude of wonders In nature anything
more inurvelous thun the development
of un eg, writes Klsn O. Allen, In the
American Forestry Magazine. Whether
It be a butterlly which flourishes for a
day, only to die after depositing Its
eggs, or a reptile which luzlly leaves
Its eggs with only the warm sand to
mother theia, or a fish, like the sal
mon, which with Incredible strength.
Jumps the rapids to spawn In the
uplK-r reaches of rivers, or most ap
pealing of nil a bird which builds a
teatitlful nest for Its treasures, the
egg In every case Is structurally the
same, and the miracle of life unfolds
according to the same laws of cell
division.
Modern Worda Traced to Trees.
While the ancient Oreeks fancied
that every tree whs possessed of Ita
own peculiar spirit, and nature lovers
Insist that trees hnvo personalities
even as men and women, It Is only nat
ural that men have paid tribute to
Hie tree. The leaves of I'liitlts
tunned the leaves of books, and the
word "folio" traces back to "foliage."
The word paper comes from the old
papyrus plant, and the word "Bible"
s the Greek mime of the plant, accord
ing to the Minneapolis Journal. The
word "book" Is derived from "beech,"
and the "codex" originally meant tree
tmiik. It Is because men have found
the trees kind friends nnd Interesting
subjects that they liuve been paid to
niueh tribute.
College Professor Recorda Intereetlnc
Observation He Made on the
Streets of a City.
A curious case of sidewalk mlrngt
was described by Prof. F. W. McKali
of Michigan College of Mining. Prof
McNalr wrote In Science:
"I wns wnlklng eastward on a ce
ment sidewalk on a street mnnlns
nearly east and west, nnd moving or
a moderate grade which Joins a nearly
level stretch of walk. On reachtns
a point which brought my eye sllghtl
above the level portion, nnd ot which
normally the level stretch would have
been seen In Ita entire length, bnl
much foreshortened, I observed In
stead what appeared to be a stretch
of clear dar water covering the en
tire width of the walk and brilliantly
reflecting moving persons and other
objects In eight beyond It.
"The sky was clear, the air cool,
the sun high. It wns about 3 o'clock
p. m., local time. There was a moder
ate breeze. The angle of observation
wns very small, probably not above
three degrees. A step or two either
enst or west, and the wnter was gone,
hut within the proper limits, the Illu
sion was definite and continuing. The
wenther bureau report for the dny
Indicated that approximately 30 feet
above the spot where the mirage was
observed the nlr temperature was
about CO degrees F. nnd the humidity
about 03 degrees."
The resemblance between conditions
here described and those which pro
duce the mirage on the plains Is obvious.
EXPOSURE ACHES -RHEUMATIC
PAINS
Sloan's Liniment, kept handy,
takes the fight out of them
CLOSHIN'G around in the wet
-...1.1 , , t . .
Ij n'u iiu-n me urcaacu rncutnaiic
twince! But not fur long when
Sloan's Liniment is put on the jobl
Pains, strains, sprains how soon
this old family friend penetrates fri'raetit
Tuhbmt and helps drive 'em a way I And
how cleanly, too no muss, no bother,
no stained skin or clogged pores.
Muscles limber up, lumbago, sciatica,
iieuralgia, backache are promptly re
lieved. Ktep a bottle handy. Get one
today if you've run out of Sloan's Lini
ment, it's so warming.
All druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Th
largest bottle holds six times as much
ns the smallest.
Linimentfcisg
HER
DAUGHTER
AND
HIS SON.
BY IDAH McCLONE CIBSON
Ken's Fattier.
There was a suddenlng tightening
at uiy heart-strings as I beard that
Ken was asking for me. I determined
I would not see him until after lie
relumed from his honeymoon.
"Well, children, I shall have to
leave." said Mr. Halsey.
Both the boys arose with nice def
erence and thanked him for his visit.
He's a grand old man," said Jerry
Hathaway, as he left.
You bet he Is," said Jlmniie.
"Many a dollar he gave me when I
carried groceries to the back door of
his house. And he never made any
fuss when Ken went in swimming
with me instead of Borne of the weal
thy boys. I owe a great deal to Mr.
Halsey. His courtesy to me, al
though I did not quite understand It
at the time, added to my self respect
and determined 1110 to be somebody
Mr. lla'.sey, Senior, was always my
standard.
Well, Ken's all right, too, Jlm
mle," I said somewhat jealous of this
eulogy of Ken s father at tne ex
pense of Ken. Shortly after we left
for home.
As the weeks went on I became
so Interested in my work and so
happy In the society of Mamie, Jerry
and Jimnile and with the constant
watchfulness and care of Mr. Halsey
that I believe I was happier than
had ever been before.
One night when I was very busy
working on some copy for the next
day, a thought wholly unrelated to
the work in hand flashed Into my
mind. I drew a sheet of paper to
me and wrote:
"Straight through my heart this fact
today.
By Truth's own hand Is driven.
Life never takes one thing away.
But something else Is given.
I did not know In earlier years.
This law of love and kindness.
I only mourned through bitter tears
My loss In sorrow s blindness.
I thought It only happened so.
But time this truth has taught me,
No least thing from my life can go,
But something else is brought me."
Slowly I read It over wondering
whether I had really written it or
whether It was a long forgotten
memory of something I had read.
"I'm sure I never read It any
where," I suid to myself, as I went
over it carefully again, and realized
how true the thought was.
"Life never takes one thing away.
But something else la brought
me"
I repeated softly to myself. And
then my mood changed, I slipped all
my papers away and called up my
good I fiends to say that I had
changed my mind and would go with
them for the ride in the country.
which they had been planning all day
and which I had declined on account
of my work.
"Life Is worth living after all," I
thought, as I gathered up my scat
tered papers, and even found myself
humming a tune. Then I stopped
with a guilty feeling, but began to
hum again as the doorbell rang, and
a messenger boy handed me a great
box of roses and nestling in one cor
ner was a little box containing a tiny
jeweled wristwatch. I did not need
to open the note to know that Mr.
Halsey had sent it to me and I was
overjoyed at his quaint way of re
minding me of what I meant to him.
"Today, dear Ann, is my birthday.
Will you accept this as a birthday
present from me? You have been of
Inexpressible comfort to me since my
boy went away. Although Ken has
been gone longer than I anticipated
yet I have missed him less than I
expected, because you, dear child,
have taken a daughter's place in my
heart. And so I sign myself: Your
loving father, Richard Halsey."
ATTF.Mi KI NF.ltAU
Mr. W. H. Palm and son Claude
left yesterday for Albany, where
tney attended the funeral of Mrs.
J. H. Safely, mother of Mrs. W. H.
Palm. Mrs Safely passed awav at
her home In Albany Sunday. She
was past sixty years old. Palm of
this city was with her at the time
ot ner fleam.
To Oakland
M. F. Uice left yesterday after
noon for Oakland, where he will
attend 10 business matters for a
short time.
Persons cutting evergreens on our
property In Kdenbower will be
prosecuted. Mrs. K. M. Moore, Lillie
U Aloore.
"In Every Resecf
says the Good Judge
ou get more genuine chew. "
mg satisfaction from the K
Tobacco OiewthanyouIS
got from the ordinary kind
The good tobacco taste
lasjs , so ong-a sma
of th.B class of tobacco laZ
much longer than a big che;
of the o d kind. That'. 5
it costs less to use.
Any man w ho has used both
kinds will tell you that.
Put up in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
I i Tiiimn H7 1 1 1 1 JH
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a, tu
resu t of Dr. 1-dwards' deXa
not to treat liver and bowel amZ
with calomel. For 17 yeanK
these tablets (a vegetable camoS
mixed with olive oil) in hiajSmS
practice with great success.
They do all the good that altcd
docs but have no bad alter eSeca.
pains, no griping, no injury to ta
pir or danger from acid foocW
they stimulate the liver and hk
lake Dr. Edwards' Olive Taiia
when you feel "logy" and "hart"
Note how they dear ckwfcd bram ai
perk up the spirits, lie and 30c a bx
KAUI.KS Roseours tune meets In
Mouse nail on Juekson Kt. on zntl and
4th Monday evenlnga or each month
at 8 e'clock. Visiting brethren In
aTootl standing always weiL-onie.
VICTOK MU.'KI.l.l, W. P. P.
A. J. WTJLF, W. P.
. B. P. GOODMAN, Secretary.
K.MU IITS OP PYTHIAS Alpha Lodge
No. 47, meets every Wednesday evening-,
cor. Jackson and Cusa tits. Visit
ors always welcome.
HOY O. YOUNQ. C. C.
CHAS .F. HOPKkNS. M. F.
K. K. WIMBERLY. K. R 8.
NKIUIIHOHS OK WOVDt'K AKT I.llac
Clrul. N. 49, meets on 2nd and 4th
Monday evenings. Visiting nelghbora
invited to attend.
EDITH CHURCHILl, O. N.
TlLLlal L JOHNSON, Clerk.
U. 1. . KLKS, ROMebursT LrfiaaTe Ko. &M1
Holds regular communications at
the Klka Temple on each Thursday
of ev.ry month. All member, re
que.tetl to attend regularly, and all
visiting brothers are cordially In
vited to attend.
A. J. LH.nunN. E. R.
IRA B. RIDDLE. Secy.
WOODHK.H OP T11K WOULD Camp
No. 125. meets In Odd Fellows' hall in
Koseburg- every 1st and 3rd Monday
evenlnga. Visiting neighbors al
ways welcome.
O. H. PICKENS. C. C.
M. M- MILLER. Clerk.
OVA I. OKDUH OP MOOSK Koseburg
Lodge No. IU37 meets first and
third Tuesduy evenings of eui-h
month at s o'clock In the Moose hall.
All visiting brothers are Invited to
attend.
C. W. CLOAKE. Dictator.
H. O. PAHGETEH. Secretary.
O. at. 8, Roaebarsr Chaplor No. a
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and 3ra Thursdays In each month,
are respectfully Invited to attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM, W. &,.
FREE JOHflSON. Secy.
A. P. A A. M., tanrel Lodge No. 13.-
Regular communications 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays each month at Musonlc
Temple, Koseburg, Ore. Visitors wel
come, W. P. HARRIS. Secy.
A. A. WILDER. W. M.
W. R. A. O. T. M. Roa.biirBT Review
N. 11 holds regular reviews on sec
ond and fourth Thursday afternoons
In Maecahee hall. Sisters ef ether
reviews visiting In eur city art cor
dially Invited te attend our reviews.
Maccab.e ball en Cass street
LOUISE LOCKE, Com.
JESSIE RAPP. Cot
RK1IKKAUS Koseburg- Rcbekah Loilge
No. 41 I. O. O. F., Meets Id Odd Fel
lows' Temple every w.ek on Tuesday
evening. Visiting members In Kood
standing are Invited to attend.
SVA LENOX. N. O.
I1ELLE STKPHENSON, See.
BAILEY, Fin. Secy.
The II. u. K. I. A. lalou Meeting: will
be held at the Maccebee hall every
first and third Wednesdays of the
month.
I. O. O. P, 1-bllrtarlHD Lodae No. H,
meets at Sykes hall, N. Jackson St..
on Saturday evening of eac week.
Vialting brethren are always wel
come. LYMON L. SPENCER, N. O.
A. J. OEDDEM, Rec. Sec.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. 8. a.
ROSKHt ltd l.ODC.B NO, 1093, felted
nrotberhooel of Maintenance of Way
Rmplorea and Railway Shop l.nbor
era Affiliated with the A. F. of t-
Meets at Moose ball the first Wed.
fourth Sat. nights and third Sundays
of each month.
J. F. SMITH .President.
W. J. MEREDITH. Rec 8ecy.
OEO. MAC IVER. Flo. Secy
Home grown English walnuts. Ik
lb. E. C Weber, Koseburi, Ei J,
or leave orders with 0. W. Tout I
Son, 116 Cass St.
BATTERIES
Chevolet Cars $25.00 and $31 H
Bulck Cars. ..$30.00 and 4S.H
For Other Cars
Pi Ices on Application.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
Agency Bulck and ChemW
441 N. Jackson SL Koswmj,
Buy Better Bucks
and the
Best Breeding Eiw
for Less Money.
BUf SHEEP WHEN THEY IRE LOW. THAI IS I HI
If yeu are Interested Id anr nuaMr
f either grade or regiitered llaep a
the fellowlng breeds:
Hampshire. Shropshire, Llncola. Ba
ney. Cotswold. Kembuuleue, r uf
cross.
Write us qutck what you wist
OKKtiOX LIVESTOCK COM. t
Box 61. North Porusno, Orar
Heinline-Moore
CONSERVATORY
ISew ciaM utaniDiT Not. 0 il MrB-H1
DC Ir teMHeri, or any
knaw theory, harm", "1
of miiM. - ,
Text used-Proirei-lTaerioII,l'
sons.
For Information PWJIf 391
I UNIVERSAL
S . . a, nl f
Farm Lighting Plants
Auto repairing, springs made, and
oxy welding. Spaugh Hohl, Oak
and Stephens streets.
Schuman's Restaurant, 451 Sheri
dan street, open all night,
o
Am now booking orders for day
old chicks for 1921 delivery from
high producing Tancred strain White
Leghorn and O. A. C Barred Rocks.
Karl Vosburg, ;o2 Fullerton St..
Rosehurg,
LODGE DIRECTORY. 4
J
'" Keap,.t N. S.
lie. is In Odd Fellows' Temple
every Thursday evening. Vialting
brethren always welcome.
JOHN REKSE. C P
FOSTER IU'TNF.R, f p
OLIVER JOHNSON. RB.
. . -. , JAMKS KWART. r. B,
20-liVht Plant. 120 Arnn. Hour Battery,
75-Light Plant, 165 " " " $5
F. O. B. Roseburg
Let us show'you the Universal
J. F. BARKER & CO,
IMPLEMENTS
Mith.il 9nrf Oakland Automobiles
WE SELL
Edison
MAZDA LAMPS
Douglas County Light and iWaterOi