Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 21, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textimwkwtwj nEwa-im-nr tvfcDXEsnAV, rttt. at. m t-nnayiTsf UB. Fnrrf C. " Barau. . CITY NEWS 0 . 1 What Women Can Do with can of paint and "a little work that's fun." WE want to be of aid to women who with to kren the home always spick and span, to we maintain a "paint and var nish sen-ice" that makes it easy work and fun to do many little f-Jnting jobs yourself. We make a special line of paints, varnishes, etc., for "home iwork" after 72 years' experi ence with paints and painting practice. They are paints that spread easily, dry perfectly and give the best lasting results. Master painters and interior decorators use them for the scicntiific paints and varnishes V SPECIFICATION 'Home Service Paints Varnishes - Ename?3 MTd by W. P. Fuller & Co. WHEHS TO BUY: Impor tant that you get the riftht ma terial ao be ture to go to the runt atore for Fuller product. Cut out the coupon to the right aa a memo to direct you Remember don't allow sur face to rot. It com Icsa to paint them. tip? For ail eatarior Jobs of painting" It la advisable to obtain the services of Master Painter George Neuner Looks For Melon District Attorney ("it-orce Neuner Is seriously considering addressing a lutter to Mrs. Kllshtiry to find out whether or not apirlta and super natural beftiKa like watermelon. In the event the answer Is negative he will probably start Percy Webb In vestigating the past records of some of the residents of the l'erklns Ilulldlng. By the process of careful thump ing, George's well trained ear pick ed out two of the bent watermelons to be found In the Dlllard district this morning. Proudly (ieorge drove back to town and eased his ear to a stop In front of the Umpqua Val ley bank and after a careful look around slipped an old red sweater! over the luclous melon' llo goti out of the ear and started over to! the post office, llulfwny there he twame suspicious and turning haek added to the covering of the melons. 1 Then with a qulek sprint he diiHhed into the post office, seized his mull and came out on tne deud run only to find his car apparently Just as he had left It. lie drove on to his home and there left the machine to unload his melons, but to his surprise found that In the amnzlugly short time II took him to get his mnll someone got the blKRiwt melon. John Throne, who Is under suspicion protests a lapse of memory but will probably be given a thorough grilling after he has sufficiently recovered from his attack of Indigestion, ciiUHcd. the doctors state, by too much aater uielon. WHIJi DESERVED. The Praise (hat tinins From Tlinnk- ful ItoachurH I'tfople. One Kidney Remedy has known merit. Hoseburg people rely upon it. That Remedy is Doan's Kidney Pills. Roseburg testimony proves It re liable. B. F. Doss, S03 V. Lane street. Roseburg, Says: "Doan's Kidney Ptlls helped me wonderfully. 1 hiul kidney complaint for some time and I suffered a great deal with lumlmgo I had severe backaches and at times I could hardly strulghten up when I stooped over. The action of my kidneys was Irregulur and annoyed Bie. I used two boxes of Doan s Kid y Pills as directed, and two boxes topped the aches and pains and 1'U Bit kidneys In good condition." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't slm ply ask for Kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the simie tha Mr. Dose had. Foster Milburn Co, llfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. Movement Started to Clear Highways "Clear the highways," Is a slocan being adopted by a number of local boosters who are starting a move ment which It Is hoped will result la elesnlng up the highways through out the county. Many of the rural roads are lined with t bnnr bushes which brush the rats as tin y drive past, often scratching and In Jurlng passengers In the machines Unsightly stumps line the right of way, fallen logs add to the appear anc, poison oak bushes cover the fences, and altogether the roads whfch otherwise would appear beau tiful have II look of neglect and tin etghtllneia altogether impleading. It would require only little oik to clean up man; or these roads and the result would be a road or attrac tive appearance. It la not proposed to remore the trees or larger abrubs, are the easiest to apply. They co;,t no more, and sometimes less than others. What pleasure to have home things alw ays looking bright and new I What fun I to view your own wnsk neatly done! Sur prise ymir-elf. See what you can do w ith "just a can of paint or varniJi" in your home. Use Fuller's products. Fol low Fuller's simple specifications for the work you want to do, and you'll make transformations that will be a real delimit. Remember don't let surfaces rot it costs las to paint them. Writ at now postcard for booklet of Ful'er' Specifi cation "Home Srvice" Paint Products which telle just what to buy lor the work you have in mind. Send full description of aad get our free advice on any kind of painting job you want to do but merely the bushes and rubbish which have been allowed to cover the slrlp bordering the highway. WILL DELIVER LUMBER. Maynard and Jenks of Glendalu will deliver rough or d'sseod lumber for 120 per 1000. The Ohrlstinn Endeavor of the PreHbyterlan church has Installed an electric sign over the east entrance to tho church hearing the caption "O. E. Welcome." Credit for this Ik lur? !'y dun Pnu' Mnlcr. who did a large part of tho work himself and attended to tho Installation. Itumemlmr u. i. uarnge under new management, first class, up-to-date service on all make of cars, (live mo a trial. Prices will suit you. II. C. Oirdcn. Prop. ROSEBURG 2 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Second Largest m toi tv STREET PARADE 4 T J J AH RAIN OR O PERFORMANCES CivDOOES OPEN lariat P.M. 75 ACTS-57 CLOWNS -60 CAGE ZOO 5 Herds of Seats on Sale at The fis ixe-r,5 TCiYlc Cl What Uncle Needs Is Wire Entanglements By PERCY L. CROSBY Decoret Varnish Stains Stain and Vartmh with on applica tion. Decoret retirmbet with color and lot the worn and acarrtd aurfaccs of fur i future, noon and in terior woodwork. The color of any nat ure 1 wood can ba matched. I Made In color. The Decoret Line Is compoacd of Whit i Enamel, I very Emmcl, I Stove Enamel, Screen Er.amel and Bronie Finiithca. For Purnitura DECOrfET fa "FuU ler'a Specification" ior r eh rushing in color any wood aurface. It it am and varimhei in one application, furniture, floor, chain, wkkerware, etc. Also for radiatorg, lampi. chandeliers, p:c turc frame, iron bedatcada, etc. Alio maker of Rubber-Cement Floor Paint, All-purpose Varnish, Silken white Enamel, Fifteen-lor-Hoora Var nith. Wathabla Wall Finish. Auto Enamel, Porch and Step Paint. W. P. Fuller & Co. Dept. 15, San Francitco Pioneer Paint Manufacturer for Yeara Establiahed 1849 Branches in I cities in the West Dealers Everywhere SAVE THIS Cut this out snd put It In your pocket book or handbag as a memo) Fuller's "Home Service" Psints art old by the following in your city) Marsters Drug Co. Pure Prepared Roseburg, Oregon SPIRELLA CORSETS Made to measure. Belle Case. Phone 391 L. PICTURE AHEAD. KODAK AS YOU GO then, If you want to make good re sults certain, bring your films to the professional kodak finishers, CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO Roseburg National Bank Building. PROFMWIOSAIj cards Oil. I. A. WKI.I.H. Dm Hal. 317 forklns nuic. rnoiip ;n.i. It A II A il I (.11, Auctioneer, get. hlKli . 6:'ll N. IMne .Kt. " " IIUKN Out Klowers. Phone 210 10 So. Jtikinn Kt 11. M. II. I'l. l l.lt t'lilroiirncllc I'hvairlan. 222 V. Lane St. nil. I. in is a. mi.i.Aiin. iimiui. ltm. J. 1st .St two and Saving. Hank Bldg. Phonft Ili. Kl i.km: . "l-fftlt. Chiropractic I'livali Ian. Itooni. JJi-227,' I'erkln. HnlMlna;. Circus in the World CIRCUS menagerjeS PAGEANT BfRTMrmWBOW 3 RINGS SHNE 2.RM 8.RM Elephants Rexall Drug St ONCce 10 Vov Pcay BEARSKIN A MARK OF HONOR Five British Regimtnts Wen Right te Wear Headdress, at the Battle of Wsterloo. Recently published portraits of the king of England at the historic British ceremony, "trooping of the colors," at the Horse guards parade In London show hlin wearing the high, shaggy bearskin hraddre.-ut allien upienrs to the uninitiated to be a heavy, uncoin. rortuble article of ain-arel. As a mat ter of fuet It Is not us uneoiufortuble as It looks. The bearskin, as It is called to dis tinguish It from the shako and bushy, la made of the skin of the Russian bear and stretched over a basketlike framework. In reality It Is not any heavier than the uldtime helmet. Tli one the king wore on this occasion had j a white plume on the side, the Inslgula of the Grenadier guards, of which regi ment King George Is honorary colonel. Five British Guard regiments are en- , titled to wear the bearskin, a dis tinction they won at Waterloo when the British guards defeated the Old Guard of Napoleon, who wore this towering form of headdress. Besides the Grenadier guards a regi ment dating from the time of Charles II, the Coldstream, Scots, Irish and Welsh guards, the latter formed dur ing the World wnr. wear bearskins. They form the brigade of Foot guards In peace time and are part of the household troops, whose duties Include the guarding of liiickluglium and St. James palaces. NEW FRENCH LINER ARTISTIC Tho Paris, Recently Launched, Has Eleven Decks and Is Like an Art Museum. A writer In a recent number of Le Petit I'arislen devotes nearly a column of most poetic prose to the new sleani ship Paris of the French Transatlantic company, launched recently at Le Havre for the New York run. The Paris is a little more than seven hun dred and sixty-eight feet In length (not quite as long as the Mauretania), has 11 decks, 04 lifeboats anil three stacks. Her weight Is 35,000 tons. While not palatial, the new liner Is described as a work of art. She car ries a crew of 0G4 and nhout 3,000 pas sengers. Among the features of her equipment are mentioned a terrueed cafe and an elaborate children's play room. The vessel is an oil burner, and all the cooking and heating Is done by electricity. The French writer, above mentioned, observes that the Paris would do very nicely ns a museum and Is n "perma nent, lasting salon of modern French art." . In the grand drawing room, lined with mauve woodwork, the Pain ter Lallque has employed a design of butterflies representing the hours, while a symliollcnl canvas from the brush of APiert Ilesnurd pays homage to France and America. Citrus By-Products. In co-operation with the citrus fruit growers of California, the United states bureau of chemistry has been trying for some years past to develop methods whereby prolllable uses might be found for the enormous quantities of oranges and lemons which now go to waste because unlit for shipment. It does not pay to ship to market any fruit that Is not iirst class and In prime condition. if waste oranges, called "culls," there are 1-1,000 tons, a year. What shall be done with them? A partial answer to the question Is furnished hy a score of factories which have already been put In operation for the produc tion of marmalade and Jellies. Also, a profitable market has been found for orange oil and lemon oil, orange vim-gar, citric add and dried orange peel. Fresh orange acid Is used for the marmalade, while the oil Is ex tracted by pressure from the skins. I'p to the present time all of our orange oil and lemon has conic from Italy and Sicily. Kipling's "Brevities." It is quite true, as Mrs. Gerould says, that Mr. Kipling's fame rests upon "slghlilcnnt brevities," but what she and critics of a similar complex ion cannot see Is thut these "brevities" are "slgnltliant" In a sense diametri cally opposed to her Interpretation of the word. She means, of course, to he complimentary, to intimate that Mr. Kipling is brief from choice; whereas the exact reverse Is the truth, and. far from being brief from choice. Mr. Kip ling Is brief from necessity. Mrs. (ier ould would Intimate that Mr. Kipling prefers the short story, whereas. In P'Miit of fact, Mr. Kipling's gifts re strict hlin to the short story. F. A. Waterliouse. In the Yale Review. ICC, Ul Lt. Soldiers An ideal home fuel for oil .LentM nil heaters and VWew w - m oil lamps. Get It at your J dealer s. 0iens Office in Perkins KulldliiB Dr. Eugene A. Spear, who recently cam here from Los Gates, has open ed up offices In the Perkins build ing. Dr. Spear has taken over the chiropractic offces tormerly occu pied by Dr. R. P. Bradford and wife. Dr. and Mrs. Bradford have located in Salem. o CAN ONLY SEE DARK SIDE Unfortunate Individuals Are Those Who Essay to Make Conversa tion About th Weather. The weather Is a singularly unfor tunate Institution. When it Is bad It Is freely abused; when It is good It becomes an object for profound sus picion. A wet day Is an abomination ; a fine one Is an incipient drought. Three fine days In succession are enough to bring Into blossom little paragraphs announcing that some body's water supply will shortly have to be curtailed, and a week of tliem sees the fanners of Blunkshlre elo quently face to face with approaching ruin. A had summer will not bear thinking about; a good one Is proof that the cllmnte of Europe Is rapidly changing, that the North pole will soon enjoy the temperature of .the equator, and that a few more thousand years will see mankind finally frlzrJed off tliS surface of a thoroughly Inhos pitable planet. This grateful and comforting game of looking a gift horse In the mouth Is now being ap plied to the only good result of the coal stopringi" our cleaner atmos phere. Having survived the first shock of Ill-considered gratitude at be ing able to see their own city, many Londoners, an evening paper an nounces, are now discovering thnt a feeling of lassitude and an overpower ing Incllnntlnn to yawn are the result of living In an unusually pure atmos phere. Manchester Gunrdlun. Prompt Delivery. George L. Loft, son of the candy magnate and former congressman, created a sensation on the stock ex change recently, when he sold a stilt of clothes off his back for $30 and made spot delivery. The young bro ker breezed onto the floor of the ex change early In the session, wearing s brand-new Palm Reach suit. It was so conspicuous some of his. colleagues roughed him a hit and In the fracas the coat was torn slightly. Thereupon Loft yelled out for a bid for the out fit. Just ns If he were selling 100 shares of Loft, Inc. A broker In the crowd snapped hack a bid of $30 and demanded Instnntnneous delivery. Loft was game. lie peeled off his coat and then sheil his trousers and depnrted for the Luncheon eluh attired In his 11. V. Ds. lie was nlile to resume bus. nes later thre-igh the discovery of an old suit of clothes In a locker. New Y'ork Tribune. Doubles Shooting Popular. Doubles shooting is gaining great popularity among trapshooters of this country. Ry doubles shooting Is meant the release of two targets at the same lime, one to the left and the other to the right. The shooter then tries to break both of them before they fall to the ground, firing one load nf each target. This Is a real test of shooting ability, nnd f.ip this reason It Is gaining In popularity. No one seeks a real test of his ability more than a trap-hot. Because of the Increased Interest In this phase of the sport It is npparent that the doubles champion ship tournament nt the (Iriind Amerl enn handicap this year will he a much better event than In the past. Tl shooters have had greater practice at this sttle of shooting than ever be fore. Piorlda's Entry Into Union. One hundred years ngo the Stars and Stripes supplanted the flag of Spain In Florida, which became a part of the Fnlteil states. The sum paid Spain. Including the payments to claimants for damages, was ?.4sii Ttvs for a territory that Included S0.LV,S -minre -,H,. .Mi, lnr.,, Arundel, piano tun, rhoae 118-L Goodyear Tire Service. Ford Garage. Pennsylvania Tire Service. Ask us. Ford Garage. - Goodyear Tire Service, ford Oarage. FEDERAL and GOODYEAR Urea and tubea. In all sizes, at-4'ha Rose burg Oarage. TIM KEN and HYATT roller bear ings for cars and trucks at The Roseburg Oarage. Gainsborough hair nets taay be had in single, double or fringe styles at Carr'a. Remember, Lee Puncture Proof Tires smile at miles. O. K. Garage, under new management, H. C. Og den, Prop. 620 Winchester St. W.S. M. Says: "As a salesman I'm a good bricklayer. It isn't hot air that sells batteries. It's honest-to-john performance on your car. That's why I'm sure the Willard Threaded Rubber Bat tery is the battery for you. Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation lasts as long as the plates and doesn't have to be replaced." Vfaitd Senlom Mxn When you come in and4 say, "Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation" you are pronouncing the magic words that banish battery troubles. Let us show you. Auto Electric Station PHOXE 130. OAK AND PIXE STREET ThU trademark, atamtwd In red on the caee, ident-Jica the W illard Threaded Rubber Battery. heinline roaarmtory sf Music end Art. Claaaca In Art. Voice. Violin, Piano, Harmony, Kindergarten and Dun ning. It la Important that all children or the Kindergarten and Dunning l lasees ar ready to begin with isa clnna Monday, September 12th. NEW CATALOG UPON REQUEST. Phone KoMhagcn Bldg 1- 'lwa.ve. HILL A hlr Bat Roseburg, tle Point, Coquille and MarshSeld Stage 7-Passeoief CadilUc-S Cm ar to Mvrtle Point, l" to CoqulU.. i To, Fare to Marahfleld. Ho. COAST AUTO LINES j M00REMUSIC TUD IO Kindetgarlen andaUoilJ running 1 start fh& week REGISTER NOW PHONE 502 B II SiMirs Bulldln. prunes! MontiT for Oennlna FRAXK J. NOKTO.N ROSEBURG, OREGON. S"Q A. J- Oeddee J. He SINNIGES aii Kinus or snoot metal work, warm air furnaces, both pipe tti -Olpelesa. 119 Oak Street Phone 428. Roseburj, Ort. AU1 0 TOPS tJPHOLSTEItLNQ O. M. JOXES 708 K. Jackjon I'hone 338. CASE TRACTORS Threshing Machines Page Woven Wire Fence Stearns & Chenoweth Oakland an4 Toncalla. Our new Fall and Winter Samples Ara hjfa for Your inspection. Come in and Be suited. Oar Auto Will Call Ptwie 27 n . I.