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Newspaper Page Texthair wpna wwww hhvthw momhv, tihpbmhkt n, loao MOT TWWW Movie Closeups The norel means takn by a weal- Ithr father to make a man of bis lanoiled bod la ttis theme of me nfw iGoldwyn picture. "The Man Who Jack ipickford. which cornea to the Antlers mand Harry has grown Into a spoiled tJ" La., young man and puti tlie crowning Had Everything," warring Huratoi ... . . u . kln r.Hln.. r....nllla,.n hv CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADV.MiTlSRIl.RNTi WILL, BB FOUND ON LAST PAGB UNDER HBAIMNG -HKW TAY. I WANTED. fWANTEI Woodrhoppsm. Free cabin. f J. E. Plattled, phone K-K2. iWANTKI Boy'a bloycltt. " Addreaa W. I 0., NtwrKrvlew WaNTBD Tunievi. large or amaJL Dorr nroe. rnona M-rn. .WAN'liSD Ahj kind of work or oda jodi tsj tn hour, man or exprino. Win. Wnod. 141 HhertdKn, Oo Roach. Tri'AKTHLi Br tron boy. buky and wlllliif tb work, inaloruidiu or any kind. fltMdy Job dwKlred. Farm work aecantanla. V. A.. NMwa-Kevlaw. SUN "WANTHI Rhara" proposition; IS aeraa nnMt (THrfleo noil, two mum Irani Roifhurn; mrtat modern country fcnma In tlta ruuty, bath, toilet, not and cold water, etc.; a real oppor tunity for the rlKht maa. Apply Lwrru-e-Coidon Company, 126 Caaa trt Phrtne 21 J. FOR RUNT. FOR RKNT Furnished room with bath, gentleman pieferred. 222 W, Iouglaa. OR nENT Kafetr boxaa. L .....n,, rsationm Man- fOH KKNT Furnished room With privilege of bath. 401 SL Main Ht. ;vk KKNT Single room, gentleman prt-n-rrq. inuulre 247 So. Jackaon. I ."OR RENT Furnished bouaeKeeplnc -rimfnii and sleeplaff rooms. Hoseburg Apartmenta, Main ftnd Iugla. Phone 89. MLSCELI.A N voitb P p7?RI?-' dr",mBkloit o' all kinds. JIGNET TO Ii)AN ... rural inA-f'rm ,0,,n. low Interest rate. Mf.0M locil money to loan on good ? Ri oK,rBt tnorta- M l"fIifA1 :7A,,olJt an elKht months old ,w i-rpy. not marked. W. ?. ltrl,ury. 2nd Ave. South. Owner M-ae r-ll f,.r nmt rinir lve at N. w--1 rn. , i-nainw. owner 'OR 8AI.K. IY1R ... ' ... 1.. Rlver- fR HA1.K' lM.,r. '""Ins; land, near M . hTL ,M,UI Countr. J. Or,, ' m. Ln County. It .-, "w "i' V,"', ,"lorous'rKl Nubian lb In lilVr"","" ' " 'Ran'1,A ', fT"3 I0ur,". with Rtudebakar. lntiuira W4 Hjftehuld furnl- K-nuln leather. ne a, - . uuw noora: r.n i oak and fir wood, at gr,uB4la, r.r... V Koberta. Fair rRSAl-. h'C forlVbi;",cb- the 1. 5 eyy i ij's represents one incfc af PUROLA sharing creanv- litfle Wa fer ery popular nowadays Jfir one mintcfe past eJgfvf And you have a generou9, lasting lather that will soften the touchest beard so the razor will fairly dance through the shaving task. Use Purola for speed and smoothness. And listen to this: If you don't find Purola the greatest shaving cream you've ever used, return any part of the tube to your dealer and get your money back. Good druggists sell Purola. IiT fWi Fr.par.lfa. U Ihiaown resources, Mark Hullway (Llon.l Belmoro,. Rives nis son narry (jaca rrcimrar, .;.,. uiur . he wants irom a prize duiiook anu i fancy raclnE car to permission to wed a young woman of doubtful reputation, with whom Harry thinks he is In love. With too much wealth at his com Instead of throwing mm out on iouch i ... ............. . , FOH SAIK l.'wed Dodg car, heap. Phone 9. FOR HAl.K 11120 Ford, self -atarter. electric light, run 3"ito mil en; fpH-lal built 6-paangr body, one man top, vacuum faed; snap. Inquire 131 Oak at. FOR flAl.IO -Cahhase, any amount, f. o. b. Illlard or delivered. Hlc-e Hroa. KOK BA1K Baldwin appla, $1 per box. Mayflower Rnnwli, phona Lr. H. P. Hi md ford, 4J-"4. FOR HA 1,1 Good team of wwrk horse", 1ft If taken at jnoe. In tune at Crrh Htraet, or liheae 21?. FOR 8AL.H Annltia and older delivered In lowa. Phone ilS-jrg. U U- ffklnpor A liia. FOR" ffAKBrThorouphbred- ft n roc brood sow: alao Chester White boare. 7 weeka old. Shambronk'a laite, P. O. Box 1143, Mrs. Donimaiih, Vat Koaebiirs. FOR 8AI-E 3000 ft. 1'4-lncb aeoond hand pipe In Rood rnnJitlun, 12 cents per foot f. o. b. Itnneburg. Koscburtf Plumbing nnd lleatlng Co. v FOR KAL.K Inciibatora, six 160-egg Old Trustya. two 120-egg McOenn han, all In fiood shape. Price $12 00 each. I want to buy larger ons. U A. Puckett. 'n nyonv 11 le, regon. FOR 8A1-E 13 a. res of orchard land: 11 acres In apples, Newtown Pippins and KpltxenberK; 1 acre In pears, 8 acres In timber; 2 lots In town; prlco $5000. See F. 8. Wilson, Hutherlln, Ore. COCKKKP;Ul FOR BALK Krom high producing strain of hlrdM, White Plymouth Rocka and White Leg horns. Am booking orders now for day old chicks. Kkk fr hatching In season. A. H. Hunt, 22b Jackson til.. K use burg, Oregon. F()lt S A F.K One cow. due to ralve Feb. half-breed Hnlsteln; on hetfur. 2 yars old, fresh about Dec. 24 3-4 llolstelti. One irrade Hulstt in year ling heifer. (!. Telford, Ut. 1, Ros- burg (Happy alley FOR 8AI.K A beautiful 4 a re farm, 3& acrea farm land, bl. pasture nnd timber; fair Bhlgs.. family orchard, line water, well Spr.; near icoo.l school ami church. I'rlr If sold noon, $200. no. He J. A. Walker, 105 ('ass St. Phone 1 1. FOR HAI,K Ranch of 240 arrts. also ranch of 200 ai res, or both together, as they join, and are good stock ranches; also 220 acres fir timber. Bargain If taken soon. Inquire of Springer A Wilson, Olendale, Ore., or f.. It. Springer. Asalea. Ore. ITALIAN PRl'NK TltKKrf al 100 and up. Three sizes from. Pedigreed plants in the greatest commercial 7 i select Trebla." canning strawberry yet Introduced. aold $16 per 1000. Other atandard varie ties at 17 per loao. We sell all varie ties of trees and plants. Kugene Nurser I es Kugene. Oregon. FOIt SALE Big snap. K0 acres hrnut! fully situated; best prune section In state; 20 minutes walk to M;Tt Creek and high school; 20 mlh-a to Rose burg on highway; IS s tires 1-yar-oid prunes; 7 acres full bearing apples, family orchard; 40 aurea In crop, i; to be planted; new $I!iwO plastered bungalt.w, garage and out buildings; $120u worth personal prop erty. For quick sale will sacrifice everything for $15 per acre. For particulars write Q. C. Ragaa. Bo 21S. Myrtle Creek. Oregon. FOR HA LK A hKAL RoMB AT A KKAL BAROAIN. Conveniently ar ranged -room house, furnished or unfurnished, strictly modern, pave ment paid. In on of best restd-ni' districts; I lots, on corner. Well Im proved with lawn, roses, ornamental shrubbery, several varieties choice young bearlnv fruit and nut trees strawberries, blackberries Irapea. $litu4) down and terms. Ad reag A. care iSews-Review. o'clock,' pr.rrJ ctXiiliig lo lila own birthday party V(,ry lnlnk j'ruo Winn (Prlscllir. ionn,,r) uuiiwny's pretty and effi- clent youn(! B,.erf.iary. la very imich dlsiri'ssed i)V Hmrv's actions. She is in love wiin nun. hut he overlooks the pearl ut Ms fmt in Mn Infatua tion for the unscrupulous Lenore Ti'iinfll (Shannon lay). One day whfii Harry and his father are driving they accidentally knock down a blind man. Matt SHI a (Al KrancfH), who makes his living sell ing pencils on a butty corner. Harry Ih pt'evish and ncolda the old ft How, at which (he blind man raises hit hand and pronounces a curse: hi hopes that the young man will al ways get everything he wants! It sets the father to thinking. Ho de cides that he will give his boy every thing he wants in the hope that it will sicken him of his way of living So old Mark buys automobiles, bull dogs, diamond pendants and rings for Ignore everything that Harry has expressed a wish for. He also visits Lenore and Instead or forbid ding the match, he agrees to settle a million on her as soou as she muriles Harry. Uut just as the father had earn estly hoped, his son becomes dis gusted with flings which he could ohtaln so easily, lln announces his intention of getting a Job and earn ing his own living. All of a sudden he sees in I'rue'H adoring face the love which she has had for him all along and he blesses the blind man, who was the meuns of bringing aboul his reform. Demand for "more pep" fn some of the scenes in Metro's production of "The Faial Hour." the big spectacu 'ut melodrama at the LIberly (heat r, resulted In the temporary disable ment of three of the principals. Th scenes In which the extra amount or virility had to be injected showed the hero, Lieut. Nigel a liters, on horse back chasing an automobile In Swit zerland In which Jim Callender, a London bounder, Is escaping with the heoine, Horn thy Gore. Director Gen eral Maxwell Harder demanded swift action. Director George V. Terwilliger How To Get Rid Of Your Cold The quick way is to us Dr. Kina'a New Discovery DON'T fool with a cold. Go to your Hritotn.r nnrl crpt a tvttttn of Dr. King's New Discovery and start taking it. lly the time you rearh home you'll begin to feci better, and will have a restful sleep without throat-torturing coughing. Dr. King's New Discovery, for over fifly years a standard remedy, has the medirinal qualities that relieve con gestion, ease the cough and loosen the phlegm. Convincing, healing taste, too. i'rice bU cents, $1.20 a bottle. For colds andcoughs Dr.King's New Discovery Constipated? Here's Relief Cleanse the system and bring back your old time energy with Dr. King's rills. They promote free bile Wow, stir tip the lazy liver and get at the root of the trouble, i'rice, 25 cents. Prompt! Wont Gripe 's Pills X.J n va put on tilo nut tin. Fo were VI! ftvrt l.ielL-ho u:ays Lkui. Nig.il; Thomas Itoss. the creator of "Olierk- rs," who Is doing Jim Cullender, anil Gladys Cohurn. tho Dorothy Gore. Mr. terwilliger had aiBistlns; hi in George McGuire and Arthur Zellner in the directum or ins scenes. The race between auto and horse waa made at breakneck speed. Then came the scene whore Hie auto breaks down. Wilfred Lytell. on Ihe horse. was shown going at top speed iHrihinn his fast mount. As he reached the nlaee where Thomas itoss waa siaiid- ing in the road, he made a flying leap, while the horse went on ut full leed. Tho leap snot him iihuut lei feet, landing him on top of itoss llnlh actors were badly bruised In tin fall. Uut lhal wusn't ull. Mr. Ttoss had ut hurl Miss Coburn down upon I hi hard roadway. Miss Coburn let her self go with such abandon Ihnl sbe was stunned and cut ill the back of the hend. "The Fatal Hour" was ndaptcd In the screen by Julia Ilurnhuiii. Hailed by the critics nnd motion picture public as one of tho finest productions of tbe current season. George MelfonCs Ilehold My Wife." is playing at the Majestic theater for Tour days ending Tuesday. The sior wns adapted from Sir Gilbert Par ker's novel of the Canadian north west. "The Translation of a Savaee." Tho central characters are Ihe aristocratic son of an Knrlish family and th simple Indian girl uhom h encountered In Cunnda while he Ir on business, for tho Hudson lla company. Receiving word -from his fiancee back in Knglnnd thai she lui.- hrokon with him because of his fam ily's objection to their marriare. th voiith. in a fit of rage, marries the Indian girl and send her hark lo Kngland aa his wife to disgrace hi: hliio-hloodcd sires. Then he proceedr lo hit the toboggan in his own way. However, dramatic events work n transformalion in both Ihe young Knglishman and his bride and the ending Is a happy one. "rtehold My Wife!" hna been filmed against a background of snow capped mountain peaks, bleak Cana dian trading posts, and luxurious Knglfsh country homes. The action is Interpreted by a distinguished cast deluding Mabel Julienne Scott, Kl- liott Dexler, Milton Sills and Ann Forrest. Frank Condon adapted tin story to the Bereen. It I s a Para mount picture. Disabled May Get Their Checks Early INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Doc. 10 In response tot the request of na tional officers of the American Le gion a special effort Is being mad by the Bureau of War Kisk Insur ance to see that every ex-servlro man entitled to compensation dur ing December gets his checsk be fore the difteenth of Ihe month, in order that he may have it for Christmas. . The War Risk Bureau official have announced th;it they have sue ceeded In so perfecting their mach inery of operalion that the long de lays hitherto attending the sending out of checks lo the 2 10. mm n abled ex-servi)-o men drawing a monthly compensation, will lu the future bo done away with. Advertise In tho News-Ueviow, Christmas Carnival Hr Kinderjrarten and Physical Education Department of Hcinline-Moore Conservatory Armory, Dec. 21, 7:30 p.m. Admission, 23c. DR, R. P. BRADFORD AND WIFE Licensed Chiropractic Physicians OITire I'luine IHI Perkins Itl.lu'. ritOFKSWIOXAf, CAI1IIH IJ. IIKKII. Jl.SlaV. K (ihllii K J1 Mlirt. P. It. fiwic Cut Fluwers. Phun HQ, 401 Wlfcsa. nil. M. if. i-i.Ti.nn -nirorracu-jrhyslcla. lit W. ln at. KITH wll.CHX Mann. Theory. Musi cul Klii.f rg.irlen. 1UU4 Weat t-'lral BU Phuna 1.1II-U BUY A STAMP THIS WEEK HEALTHY NEW YEAR Claims Allowed By County Court ( Contlntieil from last week.) Jtojul IMlrl t I'lind Hills. S. li. Cruueh, Supplies. liistrirt 1 15.00 Stearns k Cheiiuweth, Sup plies. Dlslrlet 1 23(i.0O V. Culver, supplies District 2 5S.1S K. Sykes, Supplies Dlslrlet 2 : Gardiner Mills Co., Supplle District 4 S..re cnas. V. Sliarue. Suupllos Di'strict Iti H. S. fr'rellcti, FreiKlll and Carlane. District 17 2.01. 2.64 iiKene Sand und tlruvel .oiiipany, Oriivel 191.2 iuuihurn I'acil'ic Cumpany, l'lelKlil. District 24 60.76 0. V. t'lllver. Supplies Dislrict 30 4.50 Churchill llarduuro Co.. Supplies. District SO 3.80 2.50 0. W. rulvcr, Supplies Dislrict :IB Win. I'embcrton. Jr.. liruvel District ill 8.70 (3. W. Culver, Supplies District 4S General Koad Fund, Culverts District 60 : 27.80 4.30 2.01 8.35 2.0H 8.10 7.70 4.0" 14.75 It. li. Kasley. Illucksmllll- Imk. DMtrict 51 0. V. Culver, SlliMdies Dislrict & Itussell tinnier Mfg. Co.. District ill lioiiser-lleirlnnion, lllack- smllhiiiK, District i;r till Ue it W. Sutlon, I.almr. District I H. K. Kliiinlll. labor. Dislrict 1 Wallace SiiiKlelon, labor. Dis trict 2 .1. K. ilrowiie. Supplies Dis trict 4 Watt Slllpp i'wd. Co.. .leu Warrant. District K 199.91 llouser & IlerrillKloll, lllaek- sniitliliiK. Dislrict 17 7.0(1 12.25 D.5G Kiddle Hardware Company, Supplies, Dlslrlet 17 Albert Anderson, Freight District 22 Standard Oil Co., Supplies, LOIMiK DlltlX'TOItY. I. O. O. V., ila KMenmliHirat N. Meeta In llilil IVIIuwa' T.-iiiel,-every Triurliiy evenliiK. V In 1 1 1 n at brethren tlwayi w-elrome. . jomn I!I:i:sk. -. p. KOSTKH KIlTNKIt, II. P. (Il.iei lt JlillNSilN. It. 8. jami:h KWAI1T. K. H ICAIl.t'IN Husebura MerTe meeta In aiense nan eii jai-KHun Ml. on Jntl Anu 4th Meinliiy evenlnKa ur etic-h inntilli at 8 o'.-loek. VlallliiK brethren In Kuod atanilltiir always weleume. VICTull MICKI.I.I, W. 1". P. A. J. wm.r. W. V. II. P. OOODMAN. Recretnry. K MI.II I M OF I') 'I'll I AM Alpha I.e.Ue no. 4, iiieein every Wednesday even Iiik. enr. .liH Ksen and Cuaa Hta. Vlalt ors alwaya welcome. IttlY O. KII'NCl. C. C. CIIAH ,K. IIOI'KI'NS. M. P. K. K. WIMBKItLY. K. ft. S. fSKKillUUUS Of OOIIKT l.llac I'litle jsu. 4ti, meets on 2nd and 4lli Aliimtny evenliiKs. Vlslllntc nelhbora Uivlled In attend. KlilTII Cllt'lH-lllI.I, fl. N TII.I.IK I. JUIINSDN. Clerk I. I". O. KI.KN. Itearltura; l.naum Sjo. XM Ilitlils r-Knlar eoiiiinuiilifiilens al the l-:lks' 'lemple on eio-h Thuisdny nf every ninnlh. All nieinhers re quested tn attend resuliirly, and all vl.ltlnK hrothei'V are cordially In vited lo attend. j fjl tt.r.v n r? IRA B. RIDUI.K. Heey. i trt.jr ...... ill- lllei tom.. i.itt.ie No. IZtt. meets In Odd Fellows' hull In Itiist-lnirK eveiy 1st and Kid Meinliiy ..vetitnic m. VlHltintf notKbbors al ways welcome. ti. It. PICKENS, a C. fcl. M. .ill.l.l-.il. ClulH .IIVAI. 4IIII1KII OK IKHIK Itoscbury ImIku N,i. I o:t 7 inei.ts first Hie! third Tuesday evenlng-a of uikIi ninnlh nt s o eleek In the Moose hnll. All vlr-ltthK brolliera Are Invited to attend. C. W. CI1AKK. Dictator II. O. 1'AllilKTKK. Meerelarr II. K. Iln.rbiirs; 4'hnptrr Nr. H llnlds Ihi'ir revular Incetltia; on the Ihi and .Ira Thursdays In eai-h monlb nte rtspeetfullv Invited to nttend. I.KON'A AllltAIIAM, W. S, l liKK JOICISDN. rlory. 4. 1'. A. M., I.anrel l.nlir No. 1.1 rteffnltir -iiiii'ion lent tons Und nnd 4th Wediif-sdn y en h monlh nt Masnnlf Temple. lieseliiirK. ' Visitors Wel come. W F. H,riHtS. fie. y A. A. WIl.D.'.K. W. M. . II. A. . T. SI. ll,i.Fl.nrK llrvlrn .. 11 holds teKMl.'ir reviews on sei -oriil and fimrtli Tlmriid.-iv nf ternoonN In MH.-eal.ee hall. Misters nf other reviews visiting- In our city are cor dially invited to utl. nrl our reviews Mae'-altee ball on Cass street. l-nl'IMK I.OCKK, Com. JKKHIK ItAI'l'. Col. lli:iti:KAH 11..S. htiril TteTiexah IxelKe r.t. ii. i. t t. r-., meets in una sei evenlnir. Vlslllns members In Hood' BtatidluK nre Invited lo attena. I EVA I.KNOX. N. (I. MKl.t.l.; HTKIMIKNHON. Re.-.' KTHK1. HA1I.KV. Kin. Heey The II. II. K. I. A. 1aloa Hrrllna will he held at the siHetHbse hall every first and third Wednesdays of the month. I. O. O. V., 1'hltrtnrlitn CfMlfxr No. M, nut'li at HyKf-N riftll. N. Jttrknon Hi , on Sn I ;inl. y Vf-ntriK of -c werk, 7! rig brethren are I way a wel come. LVMON I. HrKNCKlt, S. O A. J. ';KIIKK. .. Kk:. J. n PAII.KY. Fin. (ton. HO Kl.l fill I.OIM.I MO. IMKt, I nllrH llroOirrhoJ mt Matfnfrnanr of Hj HmtsyrM anil Itntlnajr awp t,nUtr rrm AfTIKalrd with th A. F. nt U Mteln t M'rnntj hall the A rut Wrt fourth Hat. nluhta and third Hun)aa of ajh month. J. K. PMITIf .Pr n 4nl. W. J. M Kit Kl 1TH, tlm; Hry. OfcU. MAC iVKIt, Kin. Hcy QH10H CHESTER S PILLS 1 UK IH '.UllMI Hit A. lit. I -il-rls. tt-4 lLxMidTlrMM4: ina i til iUtlSIt JiUtfcl 11 Lie, t. t S:i3CYlT0GISISYUimaat aft Nullum ri'nlle-Hnn Tlio District 2 . 28.80 Standard Oil Co., Snpplleu, District 30 1.25 Dolicrly llios., Illarkumllh- lnc. District S3 3T.0 lien. Itnatl Fund. Culverts, District 3S 64. RO (I. IC. Colby, Crusher, Gra vel, Dlslrlet 3S 70.00 I. W. 'rbntniison, HatilirtK, , Dislrict nil 0.00 A. K. Matthews, Gravel, District 51 90.00 Stearns & Clienoweth, Sup plies, District 61 General Itoatl Kuml, CtilvortH District (,1 105.00 Kdwln Weavor, Hefiind, Dis trict BR 404.22 'loo. Culver. Supplies, Dis trict 0(1 K.0U tolienil llooil l--llilil Hills. H. I). Crouch, Supplies 13.00 K. A. Dllhell. l.ilK. Hock Crusher I.llll 11. II. Kryer, I Aits ' 6.00 rl. II. Crouch, Supplies 224.10 Stamlaril till Co., Supplies.... 70.5ii .1. W. liirney. Lumber lXS.SH) II. A. Carlson, Hupplles untl llaulliiK 12.08 IVmeiit llardwaro Co., Sup plies 13.35 C. O. Ilarlloy, Supplies 1.S0 Sieve Combs, Lumber 216.12 .1. It. l'lrkctt & Suns, Lum ber 8.73 KeeiiiitiKhty Machlnory Co., Supplies 20.35 I). Dulioll, LoatlliiK Hock Crusher 4.00 Dally A. Sons. Lumber..... 259.20 Woodruff Hros., Lumber 21.2K K. J. Taylor, Lumber 25.0(1 M I'ohlod ft Son, Supplies 2.50 Oivlllo Maker, Lumber 37.80 KocdHport Lumber Co., Lum ber 30.1.00 VlrKil MeGee. I iber 87.1111 Motor Shop GariiKo. Hepalrs 2.85 Geo. Culver. Supplies 14.15 SlMS'lllI Tnv I'iiikI Hills. Dohertv Hros., ItlacksmlthlnK lilstrlct No. 11 2.00 Marshrielil llarclw. Co., Slli plles, Dislrict 4!l 112.00 Cliurclilll llardwaro Co., Sup plies. District 51! 9.80 S. li. IIi'IhIiIii. Supplies. Dis trict No. 5li 40 !. 0. I'rnll, Labor, Dislrict No. r,l 11.00 J. K. Thieln, Labor, Dlslrlet No 51 20.00 I). A. Mt'Cord. Ijibor. Dis trict No. 51 IS. 00 Tom Cannon, Ijibor Dislrict No. 51 10. 00 M. Neeley, Laifr, Dislrict No. 50 9.71 Sharpies Suction-Feed Separators EASY TERMS Small payment down, balance in small monthly installments; no interest; no red tape. Trade in your old separator. Liberal allowance on oll mrchines, any make. Douglas County Creamery Christmas Photos Make Your Gifts Personal Ones PHOTOGRAPHS Will Solve a Lot of Problems Hake your appointment as soon os possible CLARK'S. STUDIO 4 COMBINATION CREAM I onteel It Mekslnto Your Skin So smooth, so daintily crramy, is Combination Cream Jon t eel, that the skin absorbs it eagerly. . Not suspicion of grease after use; nothing to clog the pores. And fragrant with tho rare Odor Jonteel the blended perfumes cf 26 selected flowers. To nourish the tissues to keep the skin soft, clr:ir. und pliable and particularly, as a perfect foundation for powder you will find in Com bination Cream Jonteel every requirement you have long sought In face cream. Today Is none too soon to give your skin the benefit of Combina tion Cream Jontetl. lake Home a jar. 50' ' Hovnll Rlor RoaeTinnr. Or. Van Dysart, Labor, District No. 50 40.00 Hen llardiiiKn, libor. Dis trict No. 5G 87.00 Alva Williams, Lalior, Dis trict No. 56 35.00 Wm. Kincald, Labor, Dis trict No. 50 28.0(1 (Continued on Pae 4.) TOWDI.S A It 10 CIIKAI'Klt. Just In tlmn for Christmas, Curr's store have Just received a biR new Htm of towels und lowellnn at again reduced prices. Large honeycombs now 65c, fancy blue, pink or gold Turkish towels C5c: 16x28 In. white TurklBh towels, 25o; buck barber Iowi-Ih, 2 for 25c; largo bucks, 2 Be and 35c; facn cloths, now 15c; twill toweling. 17 In. wide. 19c yard: 18 inch terry. xRood wL, now per yard, 37c. Not for several years have such value:l been offered. See the goods today nt Carr's where you save. 231 N. Jackson. Look for the red signs Carr's. i.UM hki; nf nil iltm.nutnn. a t pan.nnnhl. rates while It lasts. block Nona or west sine more, lzoi umpqua Avenue Phono 235-11. In the Circuit Court of mn siato of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the receivership of The J. K. Luse Company, a cor poration. Notice Is hereby given that Ihe undorsigned receiver has filed his final report In the above entitled court, and the Honorable J. W. Ham ilton. Judge of said court, has fixed Friday, December 17, 1920, at ten o'clock a. in., In has chambers In th. courthouse nt Itoseburg, Oregon, al the time and place for hearing ob jections, if any, to snld report. Any nnd all persons interested are re quested to file their objections. If tiny, to snld report on or before the above date, W. E. ST. JOHN, Receiver of The J. V. Luss Company. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Year Always bears ha Signature of