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Millions of Housewives
by more Chefs
by more Railroads
by more Restaurants
and by more Hotels
than any other Brand
CALL FOR
CALUMET
Irs moderate
in price and
never fails
A pound can of Calumet
contains full 16 oz. Some
baking powders come in 12
oz. cans instead of 16 oz.
cans. Be sure you get a
pound when you want it
Movie Closeups
"Honeymoon Ranch," the screen
adaptation of x O'Reilly's adven
ture story of the same name. Is the
feature at the Liberty theatre to
night, with Allene Ray and Harry
' McLaughlin In the leading roles. It
deals with the life of the open plains
of west Texas and the settling of a
. fued between the lawless element, of
the "old" west and superseding
crowd of "fence-builders." Hob
Townley has cleverly directed this
exceedingly dramatic five-reel west
ern picture and has put the climax
over with a punrh. Allene Ray
makes a very dainty and unusual
. heroine and Harry McLaughlin, the
intrepid aviator-cowboy goes through
many exciting adventures to win her.
'Honeymoon Ranch" Is a picture
which should delight young and old
alike. It is a breath of the west
itself and is far above the usual run
of pictures.
The work of I.ue F. Vernon, who
has commenced his duties as pianist
at the Liberty theatre is worthy of
special comment. Mr. Vernon is a
pianist who has made a specialty of
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
4U, SBW CLASSIFIED AD VEHTISEI-KST WILL BB FOUND OaT LAST
flQB UNDER HEADING -NEW TODAY"."
WANTED.
WANTED Turner .large or
Plion 14-K-14. Boy erBroe.
WAOTKO TO KENT piano. W. K. War
net. KoBoburg Cafeteria.
CAN.NKKV HELP WANTED Apply at
auingryMlll 8t. Frank J. Morton.
Wanted Wood choppers, will fur
nish house, w. A. Jenklna, 2 miles
Iuthofuixonvllle. Phono 14-F41.
Wa.'TK1 Hy two young men, work
In the evening- from 7 till la. Any
thing. Addrese "Work," Newa-
KeVlt-w.
Viantkd ;ood 12 I ncli ouk wood,
"ate price and quantity ava'lable.
Ad.lres. !) at oni.e caro Hevm-
Vi ANTEl By niarrlt-a couple with
one small child. housekeeping
rooms, state price an4 location. Ad
rt? ',Jmsiew-lteWow
VANThtfl-ny married couple with
I "nail children, housekeeping
room. Ktnte prce nnd locatlon.Ad
oress A. P., cure Kewa-Heview.
wanted oood, "careful, quick apple
J.-."' w,th Porfeot eyeslKht. 30
"its an hour, at the Brand Packing
foot of n.lt street.
-. MISCELLANEOUS.
kKRIN,'i nd aressmaklng of all
atnaj,, a Mala. Mrs. Uuthrldgo.
V.miT. TO L'AN-FIrat mortgagee."
I-rli . ?n re1 Wit. 10 year rural
lan-- and S year straight
loans. see M, j,-. nice, of Wee A
BboiiV. "rre you buy or sell your
?-, ""'nlclpal bonds and
r. - " . r . nice, oc nice
We h-inAl. ...
BOS 1 18.
vnly lnB nign graae
nor.M "ovemment, municipal, cor
. t'k u" "hout our easy
J-Vr?. ft"- Douglas Abstract
List . ,jOST av POtTWTf.
lV.7. J,0 I'.rown eanvaa trurk cover.
. :-- - ' -1 low niiir
hv.UTKv'r;har' pencil. Owner may
Fr.i-v,, -- ""ee. Krwam
.aiIn'V''- OWnTr-ran ""have
'hlTad? l..crll,rg .nd paying for
A' ". ' " n-l!e.l, .not In
f7j;5,i5?inl!Me2rose Oregon.
'irani'."1!."' rf"'' ,r"m B-oaiburg to'
inin .","n "ample ease con
ahl , "mn'ea ami catalogs. Pult
w:,:;;; "no-r. Notify M W.
F.,. 'P. - Monadnock Bldg.. Fan
Vim RK!TT.
?..!T,lrJ,'"'r awit
-a national Bask.
IrODCiK FOR HALE.
Fine buy in 1918 Dodge tour-
ing car, $700. Service Garage.
accompanying the silent drama for
a number of years. His ability in
tnis line is unusual and judging from
the many compliments and remarks
he is pleasing the patrons with his
improvisations and interpretations of
the pictures. Mr. Vernon catni here
Ironi Salt Lake City.
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HOOVER IS "OOOVKU" IX KUSSIA
PETROORAD, Oct. 3. Herbert
Hoover, the American secretary of
comme rce, is "Goover" to all Rus
sian newspapers and newspaper
readers.
The Kngllsh Initial "II" has no
exact equivalent in the Russian lan;
guage. So they have made the
American secretary of commerce
Goover" and 1.000,000 little Rus
sians who vat the American meals
will thank Mr. "Goover" for their
daily bread.
Fullerton pie social, Friday, Oct.
28th. Good program.
FOU RENT Small unfurnished house,
close in. Addreaa L). Watte liixon
vllle. t)H BALK.
FOR SALE Kir cord wood. Boyer
Bros. Phone 14-F14.
FOR HALK 1 Uharple
Phone 37-FU.
FOR SALE Wood, good wood. See me
quick. J. M. Judd.
FOR SALE 2nd hand lumber,
and tanks. Hast Estate.
FOR 8ALB Bulba of all Winds, beat on
the market, al The Fern.
FOR SALfi V. Minorca cockelers,
April hatch. Phone 133-R.
FOR SALE Horse and cow hay. Buy
from tile producer. R. 1. Boa 162.
FOR SALE 100 tier old growth fir
block wood on good road. Llndblom,
Illxonville.
FOR SAIl Cull Delicious apples at
tho orchard 600 per box. N. 1. ilewUt.
Brockway.
FOK SALE Modern l-room house with
cement basement. Terms. Inquire
420 So. Stephana St!
FOR SALE Young brown mare, tine
condition. Price $!10, Llndblom,
rilxoavllle.
FOR SALE fr-rooin house, close In.
Terma. Inquire 641 Kwwler St., Rose-
burg. Oregon,
Folt SALE J! cal. Ilerrlngton
Rlcbarls revolver, price fS.UO. Ad-
d res s B.. Newa-Revl ew.
FOR SALE lint Ford bug. fenders
and top. A-l condition In every way-
See It at Service oarage.
FOR SALE One Jersey, giving milk;
good fa-nlly cow. O. L Weber, Rob-
ertaOreeek. Phone 42-F13.
KOR SALK CHEAP Ford light dellv.
ery, good top, body and windshield;
I'nlversal tire flllera. ServUe Oaraaiv
FOR SALE Private touring car, HI'
model. In first class condition. An
.weryM.ewa-Il evlew.
FOR BALK 1SI4 Kurd. completely
overhauled Fir quick aale. IIS0
Inquire IMS Harvard Ave.. West
Itosetturg.
FOR SALIC Oood. gentle saddle horse,
safe for children, wt. 100. Inquire at
the H J. Wilson place. 14 mile west
of K'leshower store.
FOR SALE Fir cord and 1 In. Mo. k
wood. Will deliver In your city.
Write for prices. I. J. Ooff. Suther-
lln
FOR SALE OH EXf'HANOB passen
ger f-cvllnder Hudson rnr In A-l
condition, or will exchsnge for good
team of horses and wagon, or ex
change for hep Address H. A.
VoolmanPuthernn.Oregon:
fiTrTftEST BfT IN "TOWN fil y l"ta
on East Iin. "tr-t. Paving and
sewer. Priced at IS50 00 and up
Small payment down, and h nce
eaav terms at per cent. Build a
home close In. Select vour lot now.
O W. Toung on. Phona 417.
UI.IMl tl J1ILKS OK
l-'KA.NCU ARE LN WAST.
PARIS. Oct. 2?.Vnlted Press. )
Krauca couuia among bet war
hero'.- 130U vetvrana who will never
e the light of day aiatu, iby are
totally ouud.
The French army wag not equipped
at the outlet of the war with tht
protective devices known to the
American aruiy when It took the
field, aud her aoldrer paid valiantly
the price' of a bitter experience. The
majority of the blind were victims of
gas attacks at the time when the gas
mask had not yet come Into being.
Of the 2300 blind, scarcely 100
have enough to live on. They have
received government training in vari
ous trades, but practice has proveu
the fallacy of the theory current dur
ing the war that the blind would be
able to earn their living. The French
pension law only allots 3000 francs
a year to those blinded in the war.
They are not classed as "severely
wounded," the latter drawing 600b
francs a year. Both these sums are
Insufficient to care for those who
havw sacrificed the best of their life,
and a movement Is now on foot In
the senate to revise war pensions.
CILUYSAXTHKMl'MS FOlt SALE.
Come and see them at the home
of H. B. Church, 318 East Commer
cial avenne. Phone 267-L.
ASKKD TO All) JOISLKSH
SALEM, Oct. 27. The school
children of Oregon were today called
upon to give their aid in the solution
of tho nation unemployment prob
lem. J. A. Churchill, state superin
tendent of schools, in. letters ad
dressed to the school officials
throughout the state, calls attention
to the fact that Herbert C. Hoover,
chairman of the federal unemploy
ment conference, has asked the na
tlonal education associations to rally
the school forces of the nation back
of the movement to find odd Jobi
for the three and a halt million un
employed.
In addition to giving special study
to local conditions the schools are
asked to give publicity to the propos
ed remedies for the present emer
gency and to include in courses of
study provisions for consideration of
unemployment as a permanent prob
lem. Emergency measures will in
clude a general ' spruce up" cam
palen In which all people of the na
tion will be asked to find the odd
Jobs which can as well be done now
as later.
The special task of the school
children will he to direct attention
nf the people generally to the unem
ployment situation.
NATIONAL APPLE DAY
Monday, Ortolier 31st is Hallo
we'en day. This is the big day for It
is the day which will be observed
from Seattle to San Diego, and from
Portland to New York as National
Apple Day.
Last year s observation of the day
and the week devoted to giving pub
licity to the apple and according to
nn official of the International Apple
Shippers Association which Is spon
sor ting the movement there Is no
question but that the wide-spread
publicity given to the apple was one
of the prime fatcors underlying the
continued strong demand for this
fruit throughout the year. It assist
ed in moving the largest apple crop
on record.
It Is expected that every cltv and
community In the northwest will be
nterested In giving the apple the fop
place In the day which will be ob
served through the entire country.
This day was observed by the larg
er cities in all sections of the coun
try last year and it Is expected that
the apple will receive even wider
I ubllrlty this year.
COLLEGE TAKES VP POLO
OORVALLIS. Oct. J8. Polo Is the
latest sport to be played at the Ore
gon Agricultural College here. Stu
dents recently took up the game un
der direction of rnlted States army
officers quartered here.
Heglnners are given practice in
he college gymnasium, where there
Is a dummy horse. As they progress,
the players are given army horses
and meet on the college field. Train
ed horses cannot be obtained, but
some good material is being develop
ed from the large number of horses
owned by the military department
CAMAS VALLEY NEWS.
A program and box social will be
given at the lower school house Fri
day evening, October 28. Plays,
ghosts and games typical of Hal
lowe'en will make the erenlng enjoy
able. Everybody invited. J'roceedB
will be used for much needed ath
letic equipment.
The Varent-Teacrrer association
held Its first meeting of the year Fri
day. The first lantern slide show
ing was given. Officers elected the
vear are: Mrs. .1. J. Northrup. presi
dent: Mrs. O. F. Rom-brake, vice
president: Mrs. II. II. Miller, secretary-treasurer.
The second Friday
of each month was selected for regu
lar meetings. While toachrrs are at
th Institute pupils are busy plan
ning for the big liox social.
Henry Denn was the efficient man
ager of a social dance last Saturday
night at Stnhle's hall.
School Is progressing nicely. Stu
dents are working hnrd nt their vo
cations. Six weeks exams, are over,
so we have mope time to devote to
Hallowe'en practice.
Our basketball teams are trying to
arrange games with other schools.
Iax Goodman, our genial stage
driver, had a full car Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Wood went to Row-burr
see her nlee" off to Minnesota. Mrs.
Atnateln and Hauitht-r Ilernlce left
for Klamath Falls Mrs. Klncsld
and Mrs. Northcrnft and sen Gene
went to Roseburg to have dental
work done.
Much to the Joy of the students all
the teachers ar attending Institute
la Roseburg.
noBffnmo KOTrMtKvmw. t-'rtnuy, ocronim
NORTH DOVULAS EX-tiLRVICtO
MEN, ATTLMION.
luiuqua Post, American Le-
flon. will hold a rousing big
rally at Praln on Saturday
night. October 29th, at 7:30
o'clock. Autos will leave Rose-
4 burg for Drain Saturday even-
ing at S o'clock. Local ex-
service men be at the armory at
that time and make the trip.
A big masque dance will be
given In Drain and a hot time
is expected.
4 CHRISTMAS CARI9
4V
The exclusive Job printing
department of the News-Review
Is showing a beautiful line ot
Christmas and New Year cards, O
both engraved and printed.
These contain "your Individual
name and are a very approprl-
ate remembrance for Christmas
or New Years, flace your or-
ders right now as we will not
be able to furnish them at the
last moment. All orders must
be In promptly In order to as-
sure early delivery.
LARGEST EKKCTIUr
SIGX IX WORLD
LONDON, Oct. 28. (United Press.)
Operation of what Is believed to be
the largest electrical sign In exist
ence, has Jusf commenced here. The
sign, shaped like a star, measuring
a quarter of a mile from point to
point, serves as a guide for the cross
channel air pilots in landing at night.
The lights are sunk In a groove
covered with heavy glaRS, level with
the ground, so that the planes can
axl rieht across them In landing.
Tho lighting Is so arranged that i
huge "L" may be displayed to lndl
cate the direction of the wind.
The giant sign is Installed at Croy
don, the London air station, and
landing there will be further facili
tated hy a searchlight so powerful
that it can e seen from a distance of
30 miles, and so penetrating that it
-an be seen through a heavy cloud
bank. Buildings adjacent to the
aerodrome will also he outlined In
electric lights to avoid collisions In
night flying.
The station, as now built and with
'he minor Improvements to be made,
is believed to be the best equipped
for flying in the world.
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KOKE1GX MILITARY .
MEETS IX l K
NEW YORK. Oct. 28. (United
Press.) General John J. Pershing,
lust returned from France, attended
today the reception to the Military
Board of Allied Supply.
The foreign members of the mili
tary board arrived here October 26
nn the T'nlted Slates transport Con
tlgny. They are: General Charles
lean Marie Payot. quartermaster
general of the French army; General
A. A. Mcllardy. of the British army;
General Commandatore Hlppollto
p colli of the Italian army; and
Coloned Adolphe Cumont, of the Bel
gian army.
llriganler-oonerai i; n a r e a u.
Dawes, United states army, is me
American member, me board was
flrat organized to co-ordinate the
services of supply and transportation
when Marshal Foch took supreme
command of the Allied armies In
France.
Governor Natnan l. .viuier oi ,ic
York also attended the reception.
PROFtetwnONAIi OARTW
OR. I- A. w Kixs, neatiat. J17 Perkins
Hltlg. rnoneai.
lilt. Kl IIK.Mi A. xi'UAH, Chiropractic
Physician, itooina rsonu-
Building.
Its. V. I. OWF.M trut Flowers. Phone
240 1'ie no. jacKson ni
1)11. M. II. Pl.YI.KM t.niropractic
Phvsldan. z-z . ien" "i
6lTl.OITlS A. III.1.AII. Ientl. Urn.
s 1st Mtnte ana oavioee
Phone !7.
MOORE MUSIC
. STUDIO ,
Kindergarten to Advanced Pupils
Bell Sistors' Bldg. Phone 602.
What Are You
Going to Paint?
' House ? Garage ? Barn t
Fence? Store Front?
Give it the protection of (rood
paint the kind that looks well
and lasts long !
DUTCH HOY
WHITIi-LEAD
For all outdoor work we rec
ommend Dutch IJ.y white
lrj,l mixed with pure linseed oil.
Conic in and talk with u we
can help you to lave money on
your painting.
Cordon & Bishop
. ROSEBURO. ORF.OON.
ua, loai.
Persoi
Auction tales
Dairy mm Beef Cattle
A aptendid opportunity to
buy foundation atock. Select
ad conaignmanufrom leading
breeders.
West's Mast Brilliant
Horso Shew
Niakts-3 Matleeee
Tbousanda will aee the
spectacular Horse Shows
by far the mo it brilliant an
tainmenta of their kind held
In the West. -
www
Poultry and Rabbit Show
(OOO Birda-SOO Rabbits
Big diaplay of pedigreed
males, trapneated femalua and
laying pens.
$2500 In premiums.
77ie big thow of th sea
son Western Dairy
Product Show
Big exhibits, milk, cream,
butter and cbeeae. Under
auapicea Western Dairy In
atructora Association.
Fare and one-half
;on all railroads
Sarm th Doha
. PORTLAND
Nov. 5-12
Pacific International
Livestock Exposition
largest livestock Show UtAmericalO acres under one roof
AROUND Tllg TOWN
4
Arundel, piano tune, mono 18S-L
Ooodyear Tiro Service. Ford
Oarage.
GooC-lcb Tiro Bemce. Bee at. C.
4. Lockwood Motor Co.
Pennsylvania Tiro Service, Ask
is. Ford Oarage.
Goodyear Tiro 8 -Trias. Fortl
Oarage,
Don't pay your expenaos to Port
land to get your full wall paper. I
have a full lino here, three of the
largest bousna to select from, and a
discount that will knock your hat eft
vour head. Paint and Wall Paper
Store, 403 West Caas St,
Common
Sense
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
All that any one needs in order
to take good caro of their
teeth Is an application of old
common sense and twice a
year trip to the treat 1st, You
need not vainly long for a
good, sound set of teeth. You
can become possessed of them.
At my office there Is
No GI LHI WOHK
but
ItlJ.IAIlII.irr
KKF1CIK.VCY
KXTh'NSIVK bXI'KIHK.NCK
by
A I.KSH PA I.N
DK.NTIST
II. Ii NERBAS, D.D.S.
I'HONh. 48s tVoom 9
UAHONIO BCIUH.-He.
ck Lovers!
. H.l.tafiWlw,a.-"
air"
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arid.
Ponnsylvauia TJ?e Seme. Ask
us. Ford Oarage. !
Goodrich Tins Bervace. So OS. 0
A. Lockwood Motor Co.
f-aJuleaa exTracuun ot teeth at
room . Masonic- temple. Dr. Nor baa.
Durn Utah coal and see the differ
ence. H. J. Denn. Phono 128.
Bellfluer appiea, a good grade,
full box only 85c box while they last,
at the Peoples Supply Co.
Take your rubber boots to Green,
the Tire Man, and got tbcin half
soled for the wet wwuther.
We have a ear of fancy Yakima
spuds just arrived. Spuds will be
higher. Call and get quantity price
on this lot. Peoples Supply Co.
I Stop, Look Listen
Have you a set of Weed Chains for the
muddy and slippery roads? Better 6ee
us before you are sorry, and get a set.
C.A. LOCRWOOD MOTOR CO
l4)4440444-
Going Fishing?
SEE
3 ERG ER
FOR
Hip Boots, Shoes, Slicker and Rain
Coats, Hosiery, Underwear, Army
Blankets, 0. D. Shirts and Pants.
Berger's Bargain Store
Corner Cass
MOB fUKKH
teto
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atet r
fee i i
Before you buy wall paper) from
mall order houses or peudlera, call at
403 West Cass St. and get prices.
Wall paper 20 cents per double roll,
trimmed ready for use.
The greatest selection of paints,
all kinds of varnishes, flat wall fin
ish, that you can wash. Made while
you wait. Any color you want Root
stains, paints, anything you need In
th line of auto enamels. All guar
anteed, or money back. Come in for
particulars at Fisher's Paint Store.
03 Cass, or phons I66-Y.
J. H. SINNIGER
All kinds of sheet metal rrork,
warm air furnaces, both pipe and
plpeless. lit Oak Street.
Phono 418. Roseburg, Ore.
4
and Pine Streets
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