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eulilleu lo lUa uaa loi republication ol
all uee dlal'el -ee r ' " " "'
koi otherwise credited. In this PP
I1U alau ilia local liaaia publleli.d bera
la All rlgnta of republication of apa
rl dl.palcl.a. herein ara aieo roaarraU.
mieivO. a eecuna-ciaea matter May
If l.ill. al lb poel utile, al "0"u"'i
Oregon, under the Act of March t. U7S.
HOTlN(i A KtUHl I'KOprtT
One of the inost lntfresltnK ex
amples ol business success in promot
liiK ilia use of a Rood product has
...n .. -- - . - -
been thowii In the populKrlilim of j
corn as a cer-al and break last .ood.
torn was us.-d primarily a ''"-O J'J;
domestic animals, and It wan also
used largely in the form of corn meal
for Johnny cake or ' hasty pud
ding" Hut wheut preparations wilh
oatmeal or rice, were tin. favorites
for whst had becomo known as the
breakfast foods.
ik..4.iu ratt4tt vanra mnrn effort
has been made to populurisj corn During the war much was done lo
products for this purpose. This was hold down the costs of production,
particularly marked during the war by persuading producers to simplify
when there was uuch a tremendous their o'lipul. Ho; Instance, there was
demand from Kurope for wheal and a largely surcessful movement among
corn seemed less available for use the shoe manufacturers by which
overseas. Cireat advertising cam-jlbey wero supposed to reduce the
palgiis were promoted to make corn number of styles they got out from
popular aa a breakfast food. around SO to about 20. The produc
The n.ult Is now seen. In any r varl'',V ,'';!: ''
grocery store, as you look over the 'f"1'"'" ' tremendously costly. In
K , "... ,iii...i it,., ihoes. for Instance, each stylo means
package products displayed on 11 ' ' . ... ,DH,i,n i,,r ...h ..
sheve.,. corn fuses, hominy, and oil. ! "7," expenslvo lastr, and pnt
brands from the corn tlcH. havo " . " 1b ,'P1"' , 'hHl 8HC,,,""'y
ws arcornpllHlird by adverllshiK un a
nation wiilo scale.
It could not have ljwn accomplish
,d In any other way. Local adver.is- '10 rpa8n
ln l.y .lore, helped a lot. The re- J"1'"' d a''7 ,h" mi'stlce wan sign
suit hss been tremendously success- '' " nianurac urers returned
fill. It hiM. persuaded illlons ot ('o 'hell old and wasteful processes,
people to uvj corn ireely, Imn devel-1
up.d a markot for corn and corn I T,ll I" senson of the yoar that
products that did not exist before, makes a fellow feel Ilka ho can afford
and has tended lo keep down prices 10 Pnl a dollar or two in thn way
by popularizing a broader range of f improving his property, and there
cereal products. inrc' lmuy hi Itoseburg actlne on HiIb
Such on experience goes lo show lhouht. I-ooks llko a mighty pros
that any good and useful product can I'erous your for the old town,
be popularized by the use Tf public-1 rs
lly. People do what they are ;:ollc- A good many of tho present gen-lt-d
to do if you can show go d rea- eratlon arc going to bo old before
Kins for such action. The eami Influ- their time because they hnd their
ence can be equally effective In dl youth before they wero through with
reeling trade toward any store, the babyhood,
owners of which have the enterprise mmm
to reach out and speak lor It. I There are Iwentv overlnnfem tn
NATIONAL IIOHI'ITAL WAV
There are "Fire Prevention"
Taint I'p," "Clean l'p." "Mothers" .
"Arbor" and other days and even a
"He Kind to Animals Week" but un
til now no organized effort has been
muilc to tell of the work of tho 8.000
hospitals of the I'nlled Htntes and
Canada In caring for the sick and
unfortunate, none of whom are ever
turned away If thero is a bed to
(pare.
Hospitals, however, are lo observe
the Klrst National Hospital Way on
May 12. the llllst anniversary of the
birth of Klnrence Nightingale, pio
neer In modern hospital and nursing
methods with a program similar to
that followed by other Institutions ,
throughout North America. An In
spcclion of the hospital will be fea-
tured In many localities so that th(
people may sec for Ihemselv.v. what , ' "'1K" """
the Institutions are doing for their J "
sick or Injured fellow citizens and A dunce will be given under the
how the young women In tin nurse's niKplces of the Indies i f St. Joseph's
chooln are equipped for their great church In the armory, Tuesday even
profession. , ling, April 6. A pleasant time Is as
President Harding, governors of sured lo ntl who attend.
Sanitary
Report
Office of the
ripn Wnlry A FimhI ('oiimibtMlonrr
Portland, Oregon.
C. L. IIAWI.KY, Commissioner.
Namo of place: Rnnllnry Walry.
Name of proprietor: Hoy Hiegrlxt.
Address: Itoseburg. Ore.
Hate of Inspection: 3 29 21.
Ilomarks: Thle place Is very clean nnd well vcnlllated. all
bottles, cans nnd other utensils are In good condition.
O. K. K. I.. MKl.TON, Deputy.
The Above Speaks
for Itself.
Our reputation Is founded on the Qt'AI.lTY. of milk we deliver to
your door. Our main supply comes from HKOISTKUHD JKKSKY
herd which was tested twice during the past year for tuberculosis
and every cow was found perfect, and we believe It Is the only herd
tf lics'stered Jersey supplying milk lo the City of Itoseburg at tbe
present time. We use the Improved "Chilly King" cooling sys
tern and all bottles are Inspected by competent and experienced
persons before being filled. We are keenly alive lo the responsibili
ties of the Dairy business and overlook no opportunity to tnak our
product the best and cleanest that I delivered In thla ctly. WK
8PKCIAI.IZK IN SCri'LYlNO MIl.K FOR HAniKfl. We aland ready
to prove to you that we ran give satisfaction In every respect.
Sanitary Dairy
Roy Siegrist, Prop.
slain and officer of corresponding
rank In Canada arc to be asked to
proclaim National Hospital Day. In
eluding In their proclamation iome
references le tb work tnat Is being
done In tbc Institutions bousing tbe
tbcunandi ol sick and wounded ex
service men.
I'nt-mployment existing In some
placea Is leading many people lo try
Diddling from house to bouse. The
hook ag'-nt Is once more a familiar
figure. Even more common are the
people whv have handy household
contrivances. A person who offers
useful articles from door to door is
not lo be regarded with scorn. How-
ver. It Is a method of distributing
products that as a whole workii for
public welfare. It usually costs more
o distribute goods In this way. The
peope of this city can get all these
goous. irwill men himiiv bujicb, auu
lh(w, wh(J canvasw from noulM to
ljouf rar(.y l(;r(rm aIiy r,.M, .,.rvl, e
.e,, who are out ol work should
goods from their home stores, and
look at peddling as a last resort. It
would be far better to dig In the dirt
and spend their time raising poultry
i r planting gardens. Then they would
In making a positive contribution to
the needs of the country.
mrc will hv. ubln lo Induce produc
er!, to continue theae idcae of Him-
I pliflcHtlun that wore ho useful dur-
one overworker.
Albany Boy Is
Good On Escapes
AI.I1ANY, April 1. Albort Nyns.
the 19-year-old boy who proved nn
Insoluble problem to the sheriff and
the authorities at Snlcm, nnd who
made three successive escapes from
the stnto home for the feeble minded
has taken his departure from Albany
and l.liin county, it was reported to
day. Nyas Is said lo havo left via the
"side door Pullman route" for the
n:uth. It is not expected that any
attempt will be made to return him
to l.inn county. Nyas became in-
volved In trouble after he bad cashed
Inspection
LEADING AUTHORITIES
NOW SHOW JUST WHAT
TANLAC REALLY IS
Phyisiolofcical Action of Piincipa
Ingredients of Celtbrated
Medicine Un the Human
J-Vbtem Is Explained.
SUPREMACY CLAIMS
WELL SUPPORTED
Many of the Medicinal Elements
Have Been Known and Used
Since Civilization First Be
gan.
Tanlac, the celebrated medlcln1.
which has been accomplishing such
remarkabln results throughout this
country and Canada, is composed of
the most beneficial roots and herbs
known to silence. The formula Is
purely ethical and compiles with all
Nulionul and Stale Pure Food and
Drug laws. Altogether there are ten
ingredients In Tanlac, each ot whtcl
Is of recognized therapeutic value.
Many of these Ingredients have
been Individually known and used
Kliici) civilization first began, nnd
some of them have been UBed and
preucrllied by physicluns everywhere,
but until they were brought together
In proper proportion and nssocintion
as In the Tanlac formula, humanity
full value nnd effect.
In referring to one of the moro Im
portant Ingredient!! of Tanlac, tho
Encyclopedia Ilrlttanlca says: "It has
been the source of the most valuable
tonic medicines that havo ever been
discovered." In referring to others,
of the general tonic drugs contained
In Tanlac, tho 13th edition of Pot
ter's Theraueutlcs. a standard med
ical text book states that "they Im
part general tone and strength to the
entiro system. Including ail organs
and tissues."
This same well known authority,
in descrlbliiK the physiological action
Fine Audience
Attends Revival
Ilv C. II. Hilton.
Another fine audience wbb present
'ast night at the Christian church to
listen lo another great message.
Among tho special feu In res last night
were three mustrnl numbers. Mr.
Curtis song one of the Ilulgin fav
orite soner. the choir gave an an
them, and the quartette sang. "Face
to Fuce," with great effect. In ad
dition there was the stirring con
rrogutiomtl song service. The text
last nlghl was. "Whatsoever a man
iwcih. that shall he also reap." ("s
Ing the idea of sowing as we see it In
nature. Iho evangelist gave the
thought to all that they were reap
ing in life and character what wo
sow. Then he used Jacob ns a Illble
illustration, nnd a number of illus
trations from human life as we see
it. In addition Mr. Stivers gave a
ltlhln study from his large chart that
was very helpful. Tonight will he a
special service. The nnnrtette will
s'ng again, and tho children's chorus
will sing. Thero will be an entlfi
slnxtic preliminary song service. One
entire street Is comolng tonight as a
iloieKiitlon, and one part of the
Christian workers' band will also be
present. C.real preparations are be
Ine made for Sunday. Ilible school
will begin as usual nl !):4S. nnd a
lerge school Is looked for. The evan
gelist will speak In the morning on
"The enfolding of a Life " In the
evening ninnv special features will
he Introduced, a mong which will
again be the singing of tho children's
chorus and likely the quartette.
Thirteen have come forward thus for
I In the meeting, end thero are others
j who nre thinking" The meeting will
I'ontinue another week.
ADMIN ISTHATOK H SALE.
npecini notice to prospective pur-l-liasers:
To close nn estate, I will
i offer for sale, subject to the approval
I of the court. 160 acre farm 13 miles
ei i.i iiosonurg. Oregon: 120 acre
Held, fin acres tillable. Improvements
poor. This is a fine opportunity for
someone. Appraised at IISOO.
KD. MORGAN.
Administrator of the estate of J. W.
Warren, deceased.
MITK. IIOX OPKNINti.
I The quarterly mite box opening of
; fie .liini.s- Missionary cletv of the
j M K Church. South, will lie held
, I H.nurd.iy afiernoon at 2 .10 at the
church. A program will be rendered
in. I light refreshments rerved. All
""tubers of hoth divisions are cor-'
i nily Invited lo attend.
NOTICE.
Ceiie.-sl hauling clone nromrtlr.
"I'rv tr pi a speclaltv Phone
" i'I Rushn nt Jarvls second tan 4
Wll I. MAKE AIDliES.
rr. f. esor Di.nn. of the history de
partment of the 1'nlversltv of Ore
gon, will ,l,lrsa the TareM Teacher
awnelatinn i f the Wilbur school on
Friday eveninr. April 1. Prof. Dunn
has traveled cvenslvelT. is an able
speaker, and will Illustrate his ad
dress with lantern slides. Visitors
ar cordially invited.
of still another of the Ingredients of
Tanlac, which Is of value in treating
what is commonly known as a "run
down condition" uses the following
expression: "It Is highly esteemed
in loss of appetite during convales
cence from acute diseases?"
There are certain oilier elements
In Tanlac, which, becauso of their
influence upon the appetite, digestion
assimilation and elimination, improve
the nutrition and vital activity of the
tissues and more important organs
of the body and produco a stain of
general tonicity which It culled
Health.
Tho United States Dispensatory
makes the. following comment re
garding an Ingredient: "it may be
used In all cases of pure debility of
the digestive organs or where a gen
eral tonic Impression 1.. required.
Dyspepsia, atonic giut, hysteria and
many affections ill which it lias
proven useful."
There are certain other Ingredients
described In the DNpensntory and In
other standard medical textbooks as
having a benericial action upon th
organs of secretion whose prop.-' fun
ction results In the purification of
tho blood streams passing through
them. In this manner objectionable
nnd poisonous ingredients, of the
blood are removed and the entire
ssystein invigorated and vitalized.
Tanlac was designated primarily
for the correction of disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels. At tho
same time, however, it is n powerful
reconstructive tonic and body build
er, for It naturally follows that any
mediclno that brings ubout proper
assimilation of the find and r. thor
ough ollmlnatl in of the paste prod
ucts, must, therefore havo a far
reaching and most beneficial effect
upon the entire system.
Although Tanlac's claims for su
premacy are abundantly supportel
by the world's leading authorities. It
is the peoplo themselves who have
really mado Tanlac what 1' Is. Mill
Ions upon millions have used It with
gratifying results, and have told oth
er millions what It him done for
them. That Is why Tanlac hnsi become
the real sensation of the drug trade
In this country and Canada, and thai
is also why it Is having thn largest
sale of any medicine of Its kind In
the world todav.
Graft Uncovered
In Bank Case
MEDFORD, April 1. The indict
ment against C. II. Owens, alleged to
be the "master mind" of the Jack
sonville bank failure, still stands, but
tho county authorities have not the
slightest idea where he is. He is
charged wilh having an overdraft of
$21,000, but thla amount has been
trebled by further investigations Into
the bank affairs. Owens is alleged to
have interested W. II . Johnson, ex
cashier of tho bank, in a Nevada land
promotion scheme, and to have
bilked him systematically. It is snid
that Johnson cent Owens J750 week
ly for several months, the checks
being cashed by Portland hotels. As
soon ns Johnson recovers from his
attack of the flu he will be ques
tioned on tills point by this district
nltornoy.
VOC C.A.N SAVK MOXKY
NOW SI'KCIAL IMtK'K.
3x3 Goodrich tires. 130. Mora
milesf or your monev here, fr A t
Lockwood Motor Co.
,
AliOI'Vl) TIIK TOWN
4 I
Miss Fay Smith returned to her
home In Dlllard this morning after
visiting in this city wilh friends.
Visiting nt I! mck Home
Carl J acq m and Kenneth Youel
nrnven in mis city last evening trom
j t ho Cnlversity of Oregon to spend
several days visiting with Oeorge
llourk.
To Itldillc
Mrs Claude Riddle, who spent
yesterday in the city attending to
business matters, relumed to her
home yesterday evening. Mrs. Riddle
was formerly a resident here and is
well known in thin vicinity.
Here from Portlnnd
Mrs. I., k. O'Connor of Portlnnd,
arrived In the city this morning to
he with her brother-in-law, Dan
Hollenbaiigh. who sustained injuries
in the shooting accident at Canvon
vllle. Mrs. O'Connor will remain here
until the patient seems to bo Inipror-
xperience
Has Taught
thousands upon
thousands tnat
Instant
Postum
as the meal-time
drink.ls better for
health than coffee.
'There's a Reason"
Police to Guard
Mining Exhibits
tr.r Unitad Prass).
I PORTLAND, April 1 The city
bae granted a special detail of police
to guard . the enormously valuablo
Declmena of gold and ulallnutn nug
gets and bullion ores carrying fret
gold that will be brought to tne cn
for tbe Third Annual International
Mining Convention on April & to .
and principally from Josephine coun
ty, Oregon, British Columbia and
Alaska. .
Tbe city is preparing to make
the convention the greatest of il.i
kind ever held.
Bl'V MOSKUritU APARTMENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rayburn wish
lo announce that they have pur
chased the Itoseburg Apartments and
will have full charge of them. Rooms
by day or week, and apartments by
week or month.
College Students
To Get Lands
CORVALUS. April 1. Seventeen
local federal board men were sent
from the college to the Imperial val
luy. California, where they will be
in training on the McDevitt project.
They will be under the direct super
vision of the local federal board of
fice at Kl Centra while in placement
training. The men will receive a
deed to the land after having worked
on it between two and three years.
Fifty per cent of these men are mar
ried. PHOrKMMONM, CARnS
I", f. IIIHSt'H, YIOLI IWIHICTIO.V
No. 7. Kohlhaitcn glock.
II I 1 1 A I (ill, A ik Hunter, gets high $
530 N. Pine St
MIIS. K. It. U. CUt 1-lwWeiS. fOole
240. 40.1 W Oaaa.
Bit. SI. II. I'l.VI.KII .'nlrupi-aull-
Physlclan. 12t w. lna Si
We have an exp. r
ienced force of
LOT
SALESMEN
WHICH CAN
SELL YOUR
Sub-Division
We make Selling of
Lot our Exclusive
Business. If interes
ted, Address B.F.C.
Care News-Review.
SAFEST
METHOD
DR.R.II. NERBAS
DENTIST
If you havo lost teeth ns a
result of pyorrhea, decay or
accident, you ihould lost
no tli:l having tba defect
reuelied. Modern dentistry
makes It pi sslbl to rcMavs
your embarrassment and
ii.. prove your efficiency.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
PiION'BlM
Announcement!
We have just received a
complete stock of
Goodyear Tires
TllfC I-A I a- r r. , . !, -
a-lls) ..U .WVlablHS
and are equipped to pive you r
the very best of
GOODYEAR j
SERVICE
We are closirz out our mm.
p'.etu stock of three well
known makes of Tires at
greatly rvduced prices.
Service Garage
Glenn H. Taylor. Roseborg.Ore
HONt 476
For Your Consideration
if You Want Good Garments
We said GOOD garment aII(j ala
not mention the word expense, be
cause these, while first-class, are in
expensive. See the little trade-mark
on the picture? That tells in three
words a story we could not tell in a
hundred.
On the right, a cleverly deslimed
uit in navy serge Just as staple
and serviceable a you can get
Jacket ia cut through at waist line
p'plum is Joined under a strap belt'
Uevere shawl collar has an over
collar of henna suede cloth. Buttons
and silk arrow heads are used ,)r
trimming. Fancy silk lining. iain
tailored skirt with cut-in pockets
$27.50
BURCHARD'S
Coats, Dresses. Suits, Corsets
Waists, Skirts all new
a
.anaaaHHaaBnaiVaATaTy
The Grand Grill will ro-open next
week under tho new proprietorship
of Frank Boles, a well known resi
dent of thla city. Mr. Holes is busy
getting things in shapo nnd l:i malt
ing a thorough cleaning of ihn es
tablishment before opclng it to the
Have Your Rugs Really Cleaned
Cleaned Thoroughly-Not
Dusted-But Washed.
That is the only way to get a Rug clean. When
clothes are dirty you wash them. We will wash your
Rugs right on the floor. PHONE US
Uhlig's Electric Store
If it's electrical, see us.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NICW CLASSIFIED ADVBRTIMKMKNTS U ILL BE rOURB W Uff
WANTED.
WANTED Mule canary birds. 2.5-J.
m Ho. Flint St.
WANTED Waitrs. Apply In person
to HoHebuTK Cafeteria.
lOirSK palntlriK, and roof rpairlnK
and painting wanted. For further
information call at Powell's Second
Hand Ktore.
WANTED Woman wislu-a washlnKS
and ironings to do. Careful work at
rcannnaMe prices. Inquire C. D.t
News-Itevlew.
WANTED At once, one or two good
coyote hounds. Muni be deer and
rntiMt proof. Address Earl D. Dun
tan, Ia ys Creek, Ore gon.
FOIt SALE Butt'k D-45, Brood condi
tion. Can be Been at Koseburg Gar
age. Must be Hold by April 3. Make
un offer. i. A. Culy, 402 Kullertoii
St.
WANTKI) Daffodils, or Jongull bulbs
In exrhnnge for choice perrennlal
flower flants. State kind and quan
tity you have. Crinsey Gladiolus
farm, Hon n g, Oregon.
FA KM HAND WANTKI) By th year.
Married man accustomed to orchard
Work preferred. Uood wake. Willi
house and garden gruund free. F.
M. llutchelor. Youcalla. Oregon.
VANTKU Three men to qualify for a
position with a large local organisa
tion. An excellent opportunity to
advance. Salary $1GU per month.
Must be between 23 nnd 2s year, of
itu-e tnuriiH.I hlvh ach.wil education.
j some mechanical and sales exper
ience, good reference., of gooil report
and will recommended. Apply In
own hundwritlng at once, giving
' phone number where you may be
leached. Application will be Heated
trlrtlv rnhihl.nll.l Aililreaa W. T..
Ij care News-Kevlew.
FOR
KENT Safety aepo.lt boiea
Kaaeburg National Bank.
FOR
113
RENT Furnished
ttrockway Ht.
apart nn nts.
FiiH KENT Five room house.
See
Kates, New.-Keview office.
FOR KFNT 3 housekeeping rooms,
partly furnished. 404 N. Jack.on St.
FOR HKXT l-'iirni.liMl room With
privilege of bath. 401 South Main
FOR RENT Two sleeping room., gen
tlemen preferred. Call H4 North
I'lne St.
FOR KENT Rooms and apartments.
ill West Douglas' 8u Fnona is-U
w. 1a ttasn.
Full RENT 4 -room hou.e. partly fur
nished, close In. I'arty renting hou.e
may bile furniture. 4 Mill St
MISCKIXA -' KOt'S.
TAHlRtNO, dressmaking of all kinds.
Khon. u;-R, Mrs. UuthrMge.
Wll.l. TRADE 1-ln. Mitchell wagon for
fresh cow. B. A. Burroughs, Oreen.
Oregon.
For EXCHANOB -Auts or horse and
wagon for good piano or furniture.
A.l.lrepa Bos t. Sutherlln Or
BETTER-get that free tiibe'now. T.ie
laat week of Pennsylvania te.t
til t-e free P ,orkwo-v1 M.'toe
IAT8T AD FOna
LOST Oold loek.f, O. R. C emblem.
Retnrn to New.-ReTlew fflo for reward.
I "a
public. K..w .
for th.- kitchen i ,bea "'
real service wll? i"!" -u
new tnanairHi...,. u
a-1
closed for several,
a suecessr,,! hl? ,?!rksbl
ted
tail
UP before
ktii
"S.
NOW IS
THE
TIME
TO
PAfiB UBiDGR HKADINO -KW TO DAT."
FOR BALL I
ClloH'E Cladioll bulb mw Hal
at Th e Krrn. J
Van SAt.E--4lri.tn wtx v
kortt-tHirg PhoM H-FU
FOK SAl.K ("HEAP AoH
I.I VIA
barn. 1
PTTU SALE CMKAPoUijJ-J
onulil and z rn-w .jjj;
FOU SALE Ek fr h,t"lr..
o a I i.- l.u-tr frtF hltCblU 0
C. liarn-d llkiJwj
Ui t draft typ. Rice B
Trnrts. Fred Flabtr. rW
- .e.nh rttd
rnris. rreu r-
er. itwu a- "v I
routjd. IS mn
Hmth.ra.PniJfiJi
LIS in. bottom. Awr2!'
CiiJIa.
i77;i7 k a I .V.
(Jit 4
trailer, pract J
without jeb. Hl"f UWj-J
vonvU!'. r-rrSl
! trail
rrrr. "I l Inline n "".J.J i
!'an,.. Valley, llresos
run le-i. than tea g
new t.r.-. wlnln .io
See It t Servlceb'.',T-?r
flr-t ciws mH
purehred R. I far
and rose conib. "fl
F-l truck. ;?;,. MS I
I-' '' . "".'. I.H Ua
u,a at II i rr 'orl fl
Hon,. "2!-ntK
Tn A dasdy 4
Y.-.:ng j-n. JJ
11 l"" sell'" ej
U ,rii"n. STf s
WR-9Ai.r5toi f,i
horn taWrtH.M.n'',a,
hatching k,ly"V, afH "11
clear. d. . -aaaJ a
mad. C I