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Newspaper Page Textr-WTMV. TKfKiWB Bl, IMQi PAOM TWO imilHiTBfl llWI MCTTIfW R O t K B P K O N KWH . KKVIKIft ImhH OallT Ke !. B, W. UlfU W IiuImtIj Brt U. BT HlIbrtCUlKriON HATKs) UAHy. par yaar, by mall $4 uti Dally. al month, by mII...... 1 0 By CarrUr, par month ..... Tna Aliuclilwl Preaa la i.clul!l Dtlllaa tu tha uaa for republication ol ll di dlapatcuaa cmJUted to U uf Lot.otherwua crwlltwl lb thla paper ftnd aiao the local newe puollaltad ha'a In. All rlKbta of republication of ape e'nl di.paichea hr-U are nmu roaervcd. .'Kntflivd a cunu.cia.e mailer Jday IT, 120. at the poat offita at HoaebiirK. Oregon, under tha Act of March . KebiirH;6"'M lf'enitier HI. lb"JO. THE TIHX OF THE Til IK. "The almanacs say that winter be gins oa Dec. 21," nays a naturalist. ' Thejr are wrong. It is spring that begins then, for ihe cun hua turnid north again, and all lire maris to re vive." Another writer, a philosopher wise ill human iiiyHti-rlus, has wrltien: "ilciwut'ii Christinas day and the day ralh-d Hauler. Ihe life of the earth is yuuiiK. Then, loo, the Inner life has lis rejuvenescence and lis growth, and Ideas then taken hold ol and curried Into expression have ten fold the power which they would have at another time. "There is a tide In the airalrs or men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune, It ia said which Is merely an expression and recognition of the law of recurrent Impression. Kor alwws there Is the return of Impression, from hour to hour, from month to monlh. liom year lo year. Taking adv:iiiliiKe of ail recurrent waves and seasons of uplift, we may go on from plane lo plane, from slate to state, from uuulily to quality ol being. "Whenever there Is a spiritual Idea in the heart or the mind, then Is the beginning of the rising tide in that individual. Then Is the lime for him to take advantage of the cyclo to make every possllde effort In the direction of his purpose. Km the time Is ripe, and the lime will pass again Just as surely as the sun moves northward, and then south again; and In Ihe time of rising tide we must have acquired the stamina, the power of concentrated effort. which will hold lis through Ihe re ceding tide and give us a better standing place when Ihe tide again rises." These words were written with special application to Christmas They also seem lo apply Willi peculiar force to New Year's, which most peo ple regard as the real turning poim In the annual tide of human affairs Do they not suggest Ihe real secret of New Year's day, anrl offer support for the belief In honest New Year's resolutions? There has been somewhat less re gatd shown of lale for the New Year as mi Institution. If this philosophy Is true and It hears the stamp of truth II should operate us a power ful stimulus In restoring the old reverence, and impelling people to take advantage of Ihe spiritual, men tal and moral opportunities the day offers. There are times In the experience of every man and woman when per sonal effort for Improvement or ad vancement seems fill lie, n plrupeh against the lido. New Y ear's day. by common acknowledgement, is dlf ferent. It is easy then (o take a fresh start: nnd If the ner rl;m I launched wlih sincerity nnd force. It may go far. The lime is propitious. Thorn la new life and vig( r In Ihe air new hope nnd confidence In people's minds. Why waste a favorable tide and wind? This is the time for re forms, for new ventures, for doinp what was nlwavs Impossible before. Make the most of It. A Happy and Prosperous New Year To All Is Our Sincere Wish C. J. Breier & Co. M IW. NANCY SII.WIP, of U Anyt'leH, wln n:ym hhe r- -ivivel one of tli Mir" ptle of Iht I. ft ulit'ii Tan UK cot ii ) ilt'tely rvwdun'tl her henllli ttf tvr bhe tint. iiltnoM .! hoM of vvvr Hi nic wt'll. Kctliiii! KiiJiVrcd for luehe lim jem. Gilded Cabarets Not So Gilded NKW YOliK, Dec. 3 1. Ilal.ilues of gilded cabarets along the "guy white way" will have at least one re minder this New Year's eve of Ihe old time rollicking; midnight celebra tions before the demise of John ltur leycorn the prices for viands will he as high as usual. In pome estab lishments diners will he asked to pny $15 for cover charges as a prelimin ary fee for the mere privilege of pay ing still more for a meal. Nearly all resiauranieurs an nounced today Ihitl all tables hud been reserved. Their menu proof wheels show among oilier IhinKs, coeklalls, punches, fizzes, highballs, and Juleps, bin - the "foot rotes" explain laboriously that Ihe.e bever ages are non-alcoholic. GET MORE BUTTER 1M HLU ATIOX !K1. AYKO. Public-lit ion of II N.'Wrt-lto- vlw ym-.ti-nlny was tiebiycd un til lat hint u.Klit on account of (lie eh-ciric power conditions. The outside mail w:ia not tv.'ii-pli-i.'d until tiifs niomiuK lito luck of "juice" handicapped things generally. Tin? carrier boys UcMeive a gn-ul deal of credit. They tiiuyed on Ihe job until late ut niht and In spile of the darkness of Ihe city were abl to Hiipply Hie News-lit view subscribers wilh their paper. Thu hiKli wulers ut Winchester whirl, forced the tdertric coin puny to report lo their Hteaiu auxiliary plant, have receded hoiih'V. hut today nnd it Is hoped no further irnuble will ensue. A brlKht, prosperous nnd busy 1 1 2 1 is I be forecast of t hose w ho nave bud their ear close Id ihe lmnl noM U'-tlvitles of tho nation tlurttiK tho past few months. Mrs. Untile Mtwe, ut (Ibnn, Min-i aourl. nays: "I was not makine enoueh butter frnin my cow's milk production for a family of two. Af ter usitiR Ui. I--Jear'8 Stock Powders i nhort lime, lie gave a half gallon more milk a day, and n pound of butter a day." Dr. Letienr'fl Stock Powders Rlvr to milk cows Just what Is needed to keep thv dipestlvo organs In proper 'ondltlon, ho that tto-y pet the most passible good from their feed. (Jiv equally wonderTuI ri'sullH when used 'at horses, 1iok:j, nnd sheep, because boy are a tonic, appetizer and worm eipeller. It matters not what ailment you nay huve niuoiiK your stock or poul try, It will pay you to got Ihe proper Dr. LeCear Iteinedy from your deal- r. They nre the Doctor's personal prescriptions, compounded during his 'i8 years of Veterinary Practice ami xpert Poultry (..reeding. 1 hey must mth'.fy you, or your dealer will ro- fund your nn-ney. Di alers everywhere. Sola In Kose- biirg by Vosburgb Bros. A imst l ok Cnsi r.i ;; AND lMK.(S ui v. 4 To the people of Itosrhurg and DouglaH county, I wish lo 4 extend lo you a very happy 1921. Let in start 1J21 right by having only onu Ihougut fn 4 4 mind, "iloost for Itosehurg and Douglas county und place our 4 community on Ihe map." 4 I am going to serve u Special New Yiur's Dinner from 4 to 8 p. in. at $1.50 p.r piuie New Year's day. Tiiaiiking you nil for your . past patronage. Signed, rilCKKTKR KAY W. CLAKK. ' Umpqun Ilolel Dining Koom. Seaplanes Take Extended Flight ;i;o. v. itorsK di:ad. Oeo. W .Ilousn, formerly a resi dent of this city, where he had a run on Ihe S. P. Co. line, died at San Francisco yesterday, ncrrirdlng lo n wire received here bv friends. Mr. House was a member of (lie H. P. O. K. and tho Protheriiond of Hall way Trainmen. The funeral will be held at Cottage .r.ve, wlure the body will he Interied. (. "After seeing the woiuieM'ul n otitis my husband oltaim', froin Tan lac I began taking ihe m dicine my- u lf, and now we belli agiee lhal it is the grandest medicine on earth,' ciid Mrs. Nancy Shaip. a proinni- ul .uid highly esteemed risnleiit of I, ok Angeh-H, 'alif.,nivin at !)21 Camu 'us street, ttliuH. nit I'dii'i U propi'io tor of the MercbaiM' Kx press Co. "During tho twelve y.ai:i that I aiff'-ri-d with itid ig si ion and Mom ich lioulde I iried m arly e ry nn-di 'ine I heard aboil, but noihiiiK Ii'-lped me and I b-si faith in every thing. So my wond'-rril i . toraiion o health has be n one ol ihe gi t a st surprises of my life. I h-'gan to feel au improveineiit in finishing my second boltle of Tan- lac, ami now after Liking six hollies I am like a new woman. I have a splendid appetite, eat three heartv meals a day, enjoy -hem thoroughly urn am never troubled in the least with indigestion or anv other di:- agreeable after efferts. Tb fore Inking Tanlac most everv thing I ate caused my stomarli to rebel and I would suffer for hour:- merward. I was so drea lfullv ner vous tliat many niuhts I never cloned ny eyes in sleep, hut uow I m not the least nervous, uud I cleen like n child. My s I re du i h i,,.,.,. wnd(-i- rully increased, ami I hav mucli more energy. 'I Juvt wish it was so evervhodi troubled like I was knew a.x.ut this wonderful medicine." Tanlnc Is sold in nnsehnrrr hv w F. Chapman; in Dlxonville by Thos Hatfield and by leadinc everywhere. Ffren d'Hi. uy iivps. nronerrv ni food. He careful with flr The reason a good many married persons know they are mismnled is because they would have been lit la in ntcd no matter whom they'd married. Above a certain point, about all that wealth seems to be abb' lo give people Is more automobiles. It used lo be horses. Who remembers Ihe old fashioned boy whose boast It was that be re ceived 100 percent In school deport ment ? Kverybody knows he grows older every year but he thinks nobody else notices It. Look out He'll be (MI morning. for the bill collector, the Job early Monday A hnppy New Year! SAN DIKCO, Doc. 30. Headed by be P-ft-L, fourteen seaplanes bti North Island navy air.slaiioti this lornlug on the llrsl lap of the pro posed flight from San Di iio to I'an- a Hay. IWy the plan of da Wight flights from bay to bay or port to port, a check on the squadron's flight will be available. IMI .1,AS OK CATTI I MI N'S ASSOCIATION TO MKKT A meeting of the Mou:las county Cattlemen's Association has been ailed for Tuesday January I, at th" ourt house ut 10 o'clock in the morning by Ihe president It K. Nlch ds. The annual election or officer Aill be held, and the herd and coy ite laws will be taken up for dis 'tisslou. ' siikm and ;ot inn :i!-;its to mi:i;t on ti i:siay Hy order of the president. Loyal V. Kmery, the Shep ami (Joai Hreeders Association of Dotmlas counly will meet Tuesday afleinnon, lahuary 4. ht the court house. The -in ti tin. election of officers will be held at this time, followed hv a bus iness session. The manufacture of Mo'it'his eatinty wool and mohair into loth wi'l be the outstanding feature tf the business session Is a Merry Widow "Poon after my hushnnil'R denlh !I jears at'o I wax taken with typhoid fever. Sinee tlo-n have KiifTered from foinaeh and liver trouble und eon llpation. I have dnelori-d a prtal deal without benefit. Sinee laklui: Mayr's Wonderful Kemeily three months ao my howoN have nmved reeularly and I am feeling w.ll .iLMln. I am now a happy woman " It is a simple, hnrml.-.-H ineparallon lhal reiiiDveq the citarrhal mueus from the Intestinal tract nnd allays the inflammation whleh pauses p-ae-tieally all stomaeh, liver ami intes tinal allmeniH. inrluillnir nnjienill eilis. One dnse will rnnvim:e cr money refunded. DriiKKisIs everv w here. i:k i: i;u i: lleadiiuatters for buyinr; or sellins larce or small Inls l.lbet ly cir Victory Hon, Is. Also have municipal bond's and oilier Rood security to ofTcr. Pin al home and kc your bonds wli.-n you pay for iheui. daily w iikic i:i:i-oi:t. " "'"H" f.ure.-,,,. jneal ..trie i.....,nr, in. t.,,,. Z4 l,,,,ir rrellria t a. m ' I'm-lliltntlon In Inehea enfl lltiailrritlh. Illl-ll. -( I. , , .,!,,. v.-.-l.-l .( , . . I.,iv. sl I. mi., t;ii.n.. :tr.t ni;l,t . :: . I'l'-' il-itiit 1 , :'! h . v T..1.1 ,M , j, ,., ,.,n,n 7; V.in,:,l p,,i, r.., nils in,, nth !,. lotul pi,.,lp. tr,.in SepL 1. Ijn, ii.-ii,. v le . l ! I .1:11 fi 'i y.i.t. i. i' I. .I ll . 1 .i'ii S. ,.1 1 I U-eiai- in,- I llatl..:i f.,r t.1 w.-t .-:i-..n., 1S, ,.1 I,, 1 y ,. , hurei'aat tci p. ,. ,,r B.iiiilnv.slirn tr.-iri.ii- . 'r-.tiilil r:.ir. Stlnr.liv lain. U II.I.IA.U Itl-.i.U icrver Pr. Harry K. Morcatl. Oculist, teh plume tS. Office 3 I ft Pel kiln 1I4.Ii TO OUR FAITHFUL OLD FRIENDS and our cher ished New Friends, to those whose friendship wc strive to deserve We wish you a HAPPY NEW YEAR. ELLOWS STQR AHOI NIt THU TOWN Kr.d Wilchie lefi last niulil f(1r his home al lllaloek. Orecon, afler a weiU's visit here with Mrs. lloaK and family. .Miss Neva Walker left this morn ini: for Ulllard where she will visit f-ir several days with' THIss Kslher N'oyer. Mr n'ld Mis llarrv lili-e who have 1 0 vl-ltlni: here al Ihe M K. Hice -o' on nee left I Ins morning for their1 heme ill Myrlle I'reek I Vr .Hid Mrs A 11 l,.fi- o-l...,.i in lliiseliui-t' last iilt-hl r....... o. lo m ike an extended vHII with Mr. i il.-l oy-s ninther, Mrs. . McCoy. j l.ee lxive. a promluent stockman ! 'osidinir. on the north I'mmnm wi,s in town for a short time today ami laiei inn the water has rea.he.i the highest en st for this ,.n., Ihe river Is overllowini; Its hanks ti sieve ; laces, nnd lols of drift Is floating. I Mr. end Mrs V. w cii.o.i t , , i i. inn. fiM'ltcrlv (if this ltv Kt ...... !..!.. , in., lit inn at Kiddle, motorel down to this city y. sierday on a business trip. They say Ihe recent rains have made the roads neavv. nml ll.lu. in i , , lll.tllj places nlong tl liehu ..r.. , ported. I EASTERN SHELLED CORN per Cwt. Douglas County Flour Mills Prices Seeking a Lower Level ivr .1 1 i We are giving tnem a downward shove. All or' regular lines are adjusted and reduced to the basis cf next S purchases. ' INVENTORY WEEK IS"heReT All Remnants and Broken Lines we do not wish to invoice H be sold at prices far below cost. . Our loss will be your In these lots you will find splendid values you cannot afford to COME Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Apron Checks per yard ISc Boys Sox 2 pair 25c Work Shirts 79c Good Brooms 89c J.C.Penny Co. White Laundry Soap, 4 bars 25c Dress Ging hams 25c yd. Men's Fox, per pair 19c Gray Army Blankets $3.75 each Calico, per yard 12(ic Yard wide Percales 19c per yd. Men's Sox, mixed wool, Pair 29c. Pay DayOver al!r, Union made $1.79 36-inch Pillow Tubing 23c Yard .Yard wide Outing 39c Yard Ladies Hose Black 19c per pair Cotton Sheet Blankets $1.98 to $4.98 Children's Capes, 49c to $1-25 27 inch Outing 23c Yard. Children's ' Hose Large size only 15c per pah Wool Middies $4.98 each. One Lot Chil dren's Drawers 19c to 49c i CJTY NEWS f.rumlel piano Inner, rhono 189-1.. Twenty-live per rent off on Kxhle llatleries at tho Koneburg Guruge. John 1. Ii.ih sumo good Tat hens hue for NVr Year's dinner. 1'hono orders lo 29. 1- or puinh Hj extraction of teeth II on nr. Nehrhu. lienlisl. Manonlc lililK. l'hiine 4S8. Aulo repainni;. Mprlnga work, nnd ilX.V-ace! yleli WeltlillK. Kjiaugh & Uohl, Oak Street Oarage. For flrsl-riass wrtrk go lo Lloyd's Cleaning Works. 125 Sheridan. I'hono 44. Hamilton Drug Co. now have Ihe exclusive agency in Koseburg for i.owney's Ruinous Chocolates. Wo are fortunate in securing Mrs. Charles Ilrand ns vocal Instructor at tho Conservatory. The henistilchliis: depnrtnient of :he llellows Ptore will 111) olosed for iiree weeks liei;tnnlng Monthly, Jim. 3. New Hushes In Mus;inl Klndi'rgar ler will he formed January ;ird. I'hono us and we 'lll call for your child. NOTICR-My sen. 11. .1. Sprlllg ler.d. having left home, 1 hereby give ioiict. thai I wiH pay no bills ron- iractcd hy him. 'J. I. Springstead. If you are Interested in Voice Cul ture call at the Conservatory Wed nesday and Saturday lo see Mrs. Brand, or phone 390. , Am now hoosing orflersr for (lay- on cnicKs tor delivery from high producing Tancred ntraln White Leghorn.' thoroughbred Hhode Island lied chicks. O. A. C. Harped Itocka. Pari Vc.sSurg, 702 Kullnrton St.. Hos Nurg, Writo .la. Hoacti, Train, for .cata logue and pslces for the Queen In ubators, coal and oil burning brood rs. Avoil disappointment by plnc ng your order now for future de 'Ivrry. Itemeniher the Queen in the heat money can buy. NOTICK TO FAIIMI01M. We want fresn rruit of all kinds. Will pay lop murkel prices. But the fruit must be clean und first-class In all respects or we do not want any of it; we use or-lv tho best grades. KOIITCH-S CONKKCTIONKRY. NOTICE. A meeting of the .tocllioMm the Automatic Electric Bnl will b.i held In Ihe council ehu clly hall. Friday, Dec. Jlt. u: p. in. Dusln'ess of lmportaM.li transacted. Try and be piwut By order of Comal"" CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALL NEW CXASSIKIKII AOVKHTISKMK.NTIt WILL IIB KOUIIB 01 U I'AliB U.VUKK HUADINU 5IKW TOIIAV." WASTED. VANTi:r 'an;iry Mirls. lniulre f-'outch'fi Confectionery V A N T K I V i u U ii bo w . Ha y a tt u It Mini.. V Nn;i Uurk wltli It-am In i-lty. I-i-IlVt' urdeiH lit 41 V. t'HH St. M AN VaTnTS W'uitK A :iy klml. hy il ty r nutiilh. Hux ll'j-l. INsf.aiiK. W ANTK1 fly n x r I t-i . -e I f a r m e r , Httntly iuh, or will rent eiilpiuil farui. Uootn 6, 4oi Wcit I -an p. VAS'i Kl l'Hiltit aa aUerMtaiit or u- fillant in itctitiKt or phy niclan's if- tU o, (lenllst'n prefrrel. KxprU'nceil. Aiis. A. M., N.-W.t-Keview. bm IUCNT. VOU HKNT iJirffe front room fur-nlHht-d, lientlcmun pref erred. I'hone U'-Y. Yon HUNT ffafety (IfDosit boxes. Ilnnphnrsr Natlonnl Bank. l-'OK ItKNT FurniBhed room with prlvllrfce of bath. 401 9. Main St. .'oil JtKNT Two furnished hoime kfepinHr rooms. Mrs. Dean, Harrison HAY Foil SALKEdfubowfr Or Tractrt. Vrvd vmitr. ri.u. b 1 I llar-il or dt-llvered. Riwj. , i I l ill ami IBIirCI quire at aUJL5!i KoirVALK-TwPiuy K imuml.H and over. Apply I""" Vint SAI.K S.'vcr-l blfc , id-r.'ls. nure bred. b. I Mr.l JtT, HOI!. a iriKMi bur. a" KOlt HA IK i'urfl r..-A ...mil roikert'ls. Dr.B-f " ioi n. I M r II o -Tj .. II i nu V MIR nni ' 1 1 1 1 II K J''' " ii,.a..i..ltir risrajta, F6irPALE-Apple nd gj in rnwiL Phon 28-1-3. t' KOlt HAI.I-: 5-rt'um House. In it'.' North Ui.wluirf. """"" hImIiciI: bnrMlBWVi.! CASTOR I A For Infdnts'and Childiea li Use For Over 30 Years MISCELLANEOUS. rAII.OKlM... OifuainukliiK of all kinds. i -non e i , - it. js M. iWain. l'T" iMATIt lOirKOTKIO HKAKK . S'l'Ot'K Or anv olhcr kooi Bcrurlty, tak'ii bh II rut payment on 80 a. K""1 land tit-ur WiiiKtonH. Write 208 t. -nd Ave. N., Koseburff. MONKY TO LOAN SO-yeur rural credit farm lounk, low Interent rt. tO.uOO local money to loan on Kood real etttate. First mortgage. Ai- I . Kfoe. or Rica A Rice. ArVAAAAArr'rVVVVVMrKrrMrMrV LOST ANO FOUND. 1ST 0.1I band rlnir about k Im-ri wide, nicely i-nitrftVfd. Finder rfturn tu thla office and Bet reward KOl'Nn Two nmall gold chnins. Owner may gri property by paying; mover tiding eharni-a. l).-' old tiro on rim between Iol and ItuHcluirg-. Finder leave at News Ktvlew. Keward. ' TAKKN I'P 3 lieadof-liorP5. 2 R--M: liirfi. 1 mare. Owner Is notified to fall nnn pay rharKes anil Ret prop erty. t K. Kifhardcton. 3 mil w-M on ld Conn ftay road. I'hone i;7-Frt. FOR ISA LB. f'OK SAI.K House, 3 loin. lnUire 133 t'obb St. FHt SALK20 II. P. relurn flue boil er. K. K. Iintr. Olllard, OreKon Always bears the Signature oi,l PAl'CHt) Just the tiling for put- (init unier tarpeta or many omwi iiiffc (let 'era at Newa-Ttevlew wliil they Inat. Foil SAI.K OR lii-.NT 8-room hodern hoiife. 3 lota. 3 chicken house. plu.tV fruit and berrlen Call Hearon St.. or phone 3R-R. . KCK SAlaK All makes rebuilt type writers, 110 up. One year's uaran Valley Sales Acency, Euxsns. Ort, . 7.1.. U W "V." . """Jin i Apply iir..Bua U "" ,,tly .,11 1, n. rTHZwW KnVi" SAI.K --1HIT miW " ",r noil nioliirryt I" "ii" , ulll . . t..-...i 1.' St.ine. Bt 1. .ar hi ll Jlij- r.-rrrT. tix.lnrK r - i.'iiw s A I .K 3W'iu ' v.-,,. i! ( Hand Pipe In t'" Pint s.M.K-Mri.iy 'r,cj; p.vrinerit Pj"- ''"5 an Ui'Vl.'W. . lm..i n-w. "S i'l ,,rmT bron.l Ii". k' Dll,lJ1 ..,.ir.. Krnk IUI " i.Ihuio 3-l'-l. F. ill "A,'f- . ". nrn pro.lu. ii b i"1'- horn.. r.klrlr!;!"', dy old rl'''k.,'1,"r & "t.'.jrburr. Ot C-nllSAl.K-on?."";,. ..ir.hrrnl M "L, co. a"c i n.' Hnlm. Iflfar ' imrt r.'fr.?f.vw- urU5i-'s-rE mil and hp- lU Zun J2t from. tlo. at P" '"S- r.cr'.r-