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KbiHtta vtfcvtrw rcrxanAT. nvt , imi. riratira WARNER'S rust Proof washable CORSET (Put It in the Tab oo With Day) 4 It is the kind Mother always wore It was the best THEN rW. it is the best NOW EXCLUSIVE DEALER I. ABRAHAM. THE SILK STORK." s DELIVER LUMBER. t and Jenks of Glendale. I deliver rough lumbar (or . . or drowed for $24 par Ttr Semes, Bee us. V. KOICK TO FARMERS. We want freab fruit ot all kind. Will pay top market price . dut tha fruit must be clean and first-class lii all respects or we do not want any of It; we use only tba best grades. FOUTCH'8 CONFECTIONERY. )ur Summer Outing Is a matter of Importance to Von. Where will apend It Is a matter of Interest to as. you Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares era now In affect to tha following da Ugutful place for Real Recrea tion and Amusement. , On the Paolfla Ocean and Tanulna Rav la this eharmlneT o wave thousands return year after year to spend their va- C LAKR. A world wonder In the Cascade Ranee. More than a . above the sea Is this beautiful aiure lake, set In tha erater of s k.. jm mountain. -." - - -- Vn.LA-e)OK COVXTT BEACH ns. Beyond the Coast Range Moun tains era these new and unspoiled places where the ocean and forest mK SORTS. Josephtn County Caves, Colestln. Shasta Moun erta, Toaemlta National Park. (aideorex is the title of our new summer booklet which de- tha different resorts In western Oregon and Includes hotel s Information. Copy free on request. X further Information Inquire of ticket agents. C Ihern Pacific Lines ' TJf M. SCOTT, Oeasral daaaeaaer A seat. A otst t aala tea acriMa and ami 3W PRICES! S HEVROLET ! July ISth the follow tag pricea will prevail on Chevrolet M Touring or Roadster $-777.00 lei Delivery or Express Body S 777.00 iel Sedan or Coupe 1185.00 del (Baby Grand) touring or roadster $1185.00 equipped Automobile for $127.00 more than the universal jane hi and look at the lowest priced folly equipped saitocoo ttte world. SERVICE GARAGE ' H. TAYLOR. 8.12 Jackson Street. Phone 478. aflal IAN I 3 aea'a .1 "8 3S JITS 1 3 ROSEBURG CLEANERS 308 N. Jackson St. Phone 472 WE HAKE First-Class Alterations on all Men&Women's Wearing Apparel Helming Charming Wedding This Morning A charming Informal wedding took Dlace at eight thirty this mora lng at the Presbyterian manse, un.ll- Ina- in marriage Anne Ferguson, of Roseburg. and Clarence S. Nichol son, of Ontario, California. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson left Immediately fol lowing the ceremony for Ontario, where Mr. Nicholson owns large orange groves, and where they will make their home. Only a few close friends and relatives of the bride witnessed the ceremony. Miss Fer guson is well known in Roseburg, having taught in tbe grade schools here for several years. For the past two years she has been teaching in California. She is the daughter of Mrs. A. Ferguson of this city, and has a host of friends here to extend congratulations aud good wishes. Entertained at Winston Homes Dr. snd Mrs. Hell, of Fresno, Calif., have been the recipients of many social affairs given In tbeir honor during their stay here. The Skinner home at Winston was the scene of a pretty party Saturday evening, sponsored by Miss Jane Wharton and Mrs. Frsnk (alburn. A number motored out from this city, and everyone had a most en joyable time. Also on Sunday they were tbe guests ot the Ontre Nous club at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Brad- burn at Winston. A lovely dinner and porch party, together with music provided a most entertaining afterltoon. Dr. and Mrs. Bell plan to return to their home In Fresno within the next few days. Mrs. Bell will be re membered as Miss Allte Black. o ARCHDEACON CHAMBERS COMING TO BOHKBURG Archdeacon Chambers, of. Port land, will be In this city next Sun day for services at the St. George's church. The announcement that he would be here last 8unday was a mistake, but he sends word that he will surely be here on Sunday, July list. KOTIOE. Dr. R. P. and Pearl M. Bradford. Chlropractio Physicians. Ten years In practice. Consultation tree). Suite 224, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, flta'hvrar Cntraetlon, Poiglaa Ceaatr, Oresoa. Rested bids will be received by the county court of Douglas Count, Ore. gon, at the court house at Roseburg, Oreiron. at two o'clock p. m.. on the Sth d. of August, 1921, for graveling a section of road between Koseburg and Heaton. known as the Fitzgerald Hill Kectlon. The work Involves approximately H mile of irravellnsr. No bid will be considered unless ac companied by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least five (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. A sufficient bond will be required for the faithful performance of the extract In a sum equal to one-half the total amount of the bid. Flans, specifications, forms of con tract, proposal blanks and full Infor mation for bidders may be obtsined at the office of the county clerk or the county roadmaater upon the deposit of five dollars. The rlnht Is reserved to reject any or all . proposals or to accept the pro posal or proposals deemed beat for the county. IRA B. RIDDLE, County Clerk ot Douglas County, Ore son. : , L. 1 in ADVICE LOVELORN AND OTHERS ssssssnaBssanswasaaaaaaaaeaaeBT MK8. KLXBI.KTa- 4 Daily Oolmaua of QoeaUoua and Answers Conducted by a Woman Who bows. Address yoaw IxKtera to Mrs. Ellabary Care Koecburg News-Review. Dear Mrs. EUsbury: Like lots of, and is beginning to grow again, 1 others, I am writing to you for ad-' don't believe I would bob It. Trim vice and I will be very glad ! If you cut off wo ""i'.'nL'sl1,!1? ." it iua. to your f . , i,r .i... ..7..i. ; aiiouitlera, with ends long enough to hsd the measles. After that my hair tllck ,. lhe ., came out for a long time lu large combfuls at one combing. 1 have been taking good care of It lately and It doesn't come out any more, but still It Is so thin 1 cannot do any thing with it. There are little short hairs coming all over my head but ther are not long enough yet to make It look any thicker, only a lit tle bit on top. Do you think It would benefit It any to bob ttr My hair Is very straight and looks terrible. WORRIED. Oakland. A. Yea, It would undoubtedly benefit your hair to bob It, but If It is thin and not curly It will not look at all well for some time. Owing to thin fact you will probably curl It. and if you do thU, you may n well not bob your hair at all lieraiise it will Injure the growth. Now that your hair lias stopped coming out the same purpose aa to bob It, and I tun sure you will like It better. It will iirobably be two full years be fore your hair la the aniue aa before you had the fever, and it uuty never te tne same, but constant care will thicken it, and thick hair Is alwuys pretty. Wash It frequently. Clean hair grown, but dirty, oily hnlr does not. Kvery MKlit Inusli It tor live or ten minutes, and then with the balls of the fingers inacaatrci the scalp briskly. If you rare to, you nilKlit go to a barber and have hliu slininkKt your hair for you, using a good tonic. If you core to, and will send me a stamped self-Addressed enveloie, I will give you the nnme of a good preparation especially adapt ed to the growth of hair after fever, and aim a preparation In which to wash your hair that will make even thin hnlr look pretty. THIS BIRD REAL POLLYANNA NOTICR OP 8a MB OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER Ownera. Land Office, Wash InK ton. I. C, Juno I. IBM. Notlco la hci-oby sTiv,n tbat nubjoct to th condition and limitations of tha Act of June P. 1IJ (3 Stat.. SIR), and the Instructions of the Secretary of tha Interior of September 16, 1917 M U D., 447), the timber on tha following landa will ba eold at 10 o'clock a. m., July 29, 1921. at public auction at tha United States land office at Roaoburs;. Oregon, to the h Iff beet bidder at not less than the appraised ralue aa shown by this notice, aala to be subjec t to the approval of the Secretary of tht Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-firth of one. per cent thereof, belns; com missions al lowed, must ba deposited at time of sale, money to be returned If aala la not approved, otherwlae patent will Usue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Bids will be received from cltls?ns of the Unit ed States, associations of such cltlsens and corporations organised under the lawa of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit. T. 16 S , R 1 W Sec. I. NE4 PE1. flr 1260 M. not to ba sold for laaa than tl.TI per U. T. SI 8., R 1 W See, 17, Lot 1. flr 1730 M . red cedar 230 U, hemlock ISO M.; Lot 2. flr 1710 M- red "erlar S30 M., hemlock SO U : Lot T, flr 2360 If., red cedar 460 at., hemlock 260 M.; Lot I, Itr 2600 sC, red cedar 200 M. hemlock 200 M., none of the flr to be aold for less than 11 10 per af., and none of tha red cedar or hemlock te be sold for lass than vi.zt per af (Signed) D. K. PARROTT. Ai Assistant Commissioner. Q Swaraj oajiea. Ne Imaginsbls Advcrss Circumttancs Can Ketp ucuboro1 From His Fit of Lsughtar. The real l'ollyanna of lhe feathered tribes has Just arrived at the bird house In Central park, for If any one can bear up under the name of Cucu bero and still keep cheerful. It shows one of those persistently guy natures that nothing can mitigate. Of course. Cucuboro bus won a better deul from the public at large than he did from the ornithologists who middled him with his gloomy scientific appellation, for the people ot Australia, where he comes from, recognise his propensity to "Keep Bmlllng" by calling him the "Laughing Jackass." And. equally, of course, he has earned this soubriquet, for he Is re ported to thrive on vast quantities of water no matter whnt other bever ages are available and to have a habit of laughing before he gets up, an hour or so before sunrise. Now, any one who can lunch an hour be fore dawn on just plain water even PoJIysnna and her followers never dlO anything so blatantly cheerful as t,nt. Tills kingfisher bird, for that is his family. Is sometimes hulled ns .he set tlers' clock, beciiuxe of his r gulnrit v In bursting out Into a MNir, of wild, ribald laughter, that surpa es any alarm clock In rousing Hie in inhltnnH of the Australian hnsli, vtlle It it more than probable that a rolnpso Into this fiendish merriment tlint takes him about sunset serves for the dwell ers In the hinterland ns a dinner bell, cathedral chimes, and factory whistle, all In one. They show their gratitude by making a pet of til m and protect ing him In bis merry chorus New Tork Post. SPAIN GAVE WALES DAFFODIL ROAD TO BE OPENED. The Camas Valley road to Myrtle Point will be opened 'up until Monday, according to an announcement made by the contractor today. He reports, however, that the road ia in very bad condition and that any one traveling it does so at their own risk. The road ia belug opened to accommodate those dosirlng to attend the celebra tion at Bandon, Work on the Bridge-Remote section will start on Monday and the road will be clored again at that time aud no cars will be per mitted over the road. r v Sk 1 Do you like fine . CITY NEWS 0 Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L Moore Music Studio opens Sept 1. Painless . extraction of teeth at room 9, Masonic temple. Dr. Kerbaa. First Flowers Said te Have Been Re selvsd In Exchang, for a Con signmant of Coal. According to an old legend, the first batch of daffodils ever seen In Wales reached there In return for- a consign ment of coal. The d(To(!:i Is Indigen ous to the Bilbos district, some of whose seafaring Inhabitants were about two thousand years ago con veyed by the flow of the Gulf stream to Pembrokeshire. There they saw the Inhabitants dinting whnt Is now known as anthracite, and making fires with It. They also noled that the Welsh were aun worshipers. Taking some of the anthracite back with them, the Spaniards realized Ita Immense su periority over chsrcosl for the pur pose of smelting Iron ore, for which the country round Bllhso was cele brated even in those days, so an expe dition was organized to procure fur ther supplies from Wales. As barter for the "black stones" the Spaniards took a consignment of daf fodil bulbs, because they tho'ttbt that people whn worshiped the sun would he Impressed by the beauty of this flower as It unfolded Itself and dis played Its form and color, and that In Its corona and radiating petals they would sen reflected the glory of the snn. Thus nsed is barter and care fully cultivated by the ancient Inhabi tants of Wales, the daffodil eventually became tbe floral emblem of the couu- f-nnsylvnnla Tire us. Ford Oarage. Service. Ask 1 Goodyear Garage. Tire Service. Ford Spirella Corsets made to measure. Phone m-L. Call 835 Templln 8t. A son was born this morning to Mr. aud Mrs. Shirley Goodman, of Templeton street. Anyone wanting a fat hen Tor din ner, one or more, call at 742 Mill street. Going on a plcnlcr Get your luncb goods at Foutcb s Confection' er. E. L. Parrott left yesterday for Recdsport and vicinity, whore he will spend a week or ten days en- Joying a fishing trip. Mrs. C. O. llosmer left for Glen- dule this morning, where she will spend several days visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Aubrey G. Smith, of Med ford, who formerly resided In this city. Is visiting In Roseburg for a short time with Mrs. Carlos Pago Mr. Smith was formerly superintend ent of the Roseburg schools. T Mr. J. R. Daniels returned to her homo In Reno this morning, after spending the past year visiting here at the home of her son, M. L. Dan iels. County Judge George Quine and District Attorney George Neuner left last night for Portland, where they will meet with the state highway commission in regard In work on the Camas Valley highway. CHICHESTER S PILLS 0 'jrftm w tKisrt, seal! iu V J u kilA.... TL,as s atlWs. Hue mf Insr llrTtrV-l. A. f erl lII-4 IM.-UTFI. n ii.iToNr iii.ani I'li.i.svi w se -rti is ft.jwn.ii Ii-tt, U.AIwThliit fct SI! ) V W.T-f.KT FVFWVttHrlW FOOLISH QUESTION! OF COURSE YOU DO! That excellent press work that knowledge of harmony these are the things that impress you. Incidentally, such work is one of our accomplishments of which we are particularly proud. PHONE 135 NEWS-REVIEW OFFICE Mrs. Kate Miles la agent tor the Spirella Cornet. fAddress Myrtle Creek, Oregon. HEINLINE Conservatory if Husk ui Art Kindergarten and Dunning Sys tem for children 4 to 14 years of age. Voice and Art Work eon ducted by Mrs. Brand and Mrs.. Rusho. Vacation July 1-Sept . Costly Neglect BY DR. n. It. NKKUAS Tbs most costly neglect that can be practiced by mankind Is tbe neglect of teeth. These physical Instruments used to tear apart and grind our foods should not become Impaired. If they do our health will suf fer. A dentist should be con sulted whether your teeth are Nllng or sot Polnleas extraction. Various painless methods for filling, etc. Teeth regulated. Teeth replaced succeasfnlly same day (new for yonr old ones). Pyorrhea cured In early stages. Work fully guaranteed. DR. II. R. NERBAS DENTIST PHONR 4S Room MAwmn nrn.iti.Mfi. HEMSTITCHING lOe YARD.- - We have Installed a new hem stitching machine and solicit your patronage. We would be pleased to have you come In and examine our work. Mall orders from out of town people will be given our prompt at tention. We also take orders for pleating. Rooms 1 and I, Bell Bldg., ISt Jackson street. IODOR DlTireCTORY. s 3. OTAL ORDER Of MOOSKV-Roeesai un no. J(il7 meets first third Tuesday evanlnea af month at i o'clock la the Moose hall. All visiting brothers are invited te attend. C, W. CI.OAKJ0. Dictator. EL O. FAROBTEK Secretary. WOODMEN or THS) WORLD Cans Ns. m. meets In Odd Fellows' hall In Hoe.burg every 1st and Ird Monday evenings. Visiting neighbors al waya wateome. H. CARR1CK. EC: . ' . VL k MIIXK& del. tKifiiiaons vr woodcraft Ulso Circle No. 4, meets a Snd and tb Monday evenings. VlslUag aelghbera iavited to attend. ?kuuiis HinrrfarjR, q. k. LLUB L JOHNrtDN. Clerk. A. sr. A. at, laanl l4 Raw M k-Kular communications Snd Sad 4tb Wednesdays each month at Maeonla Temple, Koseburg, Ore. Visitors wel come, W r. HARRIS. Secy. JOHN E. RUNT AM. WJt. I BAfll.lLS Hoseourg stm meets 1st aiooae nan on jacsaon HL oa ina ana th Monday evenings or each moaia at o'clock. Visiting brethren la good standing always welcome. VICTOR MICRI-Ll. W. P. P. A. J. WDLF, W. P. B. P. OOOLiMAN. Secretary. Jhe Clancn Kidd r A Big-hearted Man - - - ' - - - - i i - .... a. iem.-..--.i.a .- -t : ' 11 " M. P. O. rXKH, r.a.rc Ie-C J. tM Ilolils rifulftr couirautiicstloos ml tht Klks inipls on mmch Thuisdsy of svsry month. All msrobsrs r quostM to stt-n4 reculsrlr. n4 1! vimtlDs; brothsrs ars cord is 11 Is) vitMi to ansud. ROT BrTUyOWfl, B. R 1. O. O. r tlMRfl BamsBfaicaf iw s. Meets In Odd Fsllowf Tomplo very Wednesday ventns;. Ylsttlnc brsiurso iwtyi w-koiiis. OEO. RADABAUOH. a P. V. T. JACK-, H. P. OMVFK JOHNSON, tL A. JAMF.S C WART, F. 8. H-'wldniS IT TM1A AtpriS Lrd No. 4 7, msts rmry Wednesday syo Inv In Douglas Abstract Hall, cornsr Jarfcann A Wnhinton ClS. Visit ors alwsya walcom. WALTKH CIOAKB. C. C CHAfl ,K. nOPKKscl, u r. X R. WTMRFRLT. K R. ft ests in u ia ssi- HKHKHa it n -tvusfours; Nou 41. L O. O. K i loirs' Tsmnls svory wook on Tussdsy van In sr. Vlsttlns; mam bars In oo4 standi n( ar tnvilnd to attAnd. MTHTLK TRKKREM, If O. Pni.f.B HTKPHKiSMON, Poo. gTH KL RA1IJCT. Tin. Waay. U . H. A. O. T. M.--na'birs: Rviw, No 11 bold rafdlar tnsctlnKa on sec ond Thuradny at S p. m and fourth Thnradwy at p. m. Vlaltina? staters lnvitd to atten.i ravlwa. Macuabo Hall, fine and (' strcti, IMMSB IXX'KE, Com. jrHih; -rapp, Col. rcurg 4 aaptar Ho. - 'Na-ilar mMnat on tba lat and Ird Thurlys In Sx ft mnnta. ara rwsportruUr tnvltd to sttaod MTKTI.E HKYMbRS W at. . o. u. lantairiaa Lae W. n niReta In Odd tallows Ttmpis ary rrlday ovanlns; at 7 10 o'clock. Vtslt Inc broth's'' iwsi waIoooio. A. JlIt BARy. f. f. A- J. CTOVr Aaa. Poa. J B. B AX LIT. Ha. AWa. I -2CY L. CROSBY