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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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BETTKR IJUSIXKSS GOVKUN'MKNT.
Twenty-five years n;o tho people who were looking for bcttei
government called themselves "re'ornu is." I:ut the average chi
zen does not take kindly to the idea of refoini. He looks at so
called reformers as cranks, highbrows, or ollke seekers. Yet
reform eirorts have done good. One of the most notable was the
civil service reform. When that beifan work, it was the custom
to turn all office holders out when a new political regime came in,
and give their jobs to a new set of hungry politicians. .Many
people had the idea that ollices ought to be passed around so as to
benefit the largest number of people possible, even though the
public suffered from this rotation of green and incompetent men.
Civil service reformers were denounced ;s "mugwanips'' and
"holier than thou" people, but the country has benefitted by the
improved business methods they fought for. The modem n form
movement tries not to elevate itself on any pedestal, and it seeks
to show the every day man how much he suffe rs from incompetent
government. If it costs twice too much to run a government
office, the unnecessary expense is added to everybody's taxes. The
workingman who pays no income tax, may not think he has to
carry any part of it. Uut he does. What happens is that every
business man who pays taxes, feels that to make it worth while
to engage in business, he must make an income that will pay all
his taxes, and still enable him to live in the same way he did be
fore the war. lie adds enough to his prices to pay his taxes and
the mass of the people pay the bill. The man who worked for a
daily wage and sees no tax bill except a poll tax, should therefore
be just as much interested in political reform as anyone. There
is nothing highbrowish about this perception of the need for bet
ter business government. The man who can't see it has a brow
bo low that it is hardly perceptible to the naked eye.
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The men who are afraid of their wives are found mostly in
the joke columns, but when you find one that is, it's no joke to
him.
J Cigarettes
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Three Inseparables
On for rr.ildncJs.VIRGIKIA
Cre for mellowness. BURLEY
One for aroma. TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfect
a-Vd and blended
AiH'iET&fiy.-
I t!iroui;ll the screen ilirnr lilill ha
been Mured tlieiv durini; the winter
' Mown, yn Jut Kiiu, Iii " kor!
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K li me mill mi'i u" "
Jnlir ImsilieMl. Itlll wllill you i''k
up ine arrrva net milliner ami llnil
a Imle Jnimni-U In It. iiTII inibulily
i us, a blue strrak. Ain't Ibat liumaii
nature?
Friends unit filler vlilcns: Wr
are tu lured here IliN eve l,r '"'"I
e.rcnN iiiriM nf rcaiilli i line
I'll k.n'. Most nf you arc aliilfnl
tli.un in an easy hair with your
feet iMiiiitt'il in tin- diivrlimi of tin I
'love. You lire m liiiiinir roliiplaiiiit- '
ly over Hit" fart Dial li iron' la a
holiday anil tlial you ran loaf for
Mhe ilay. The feller I lull K'
Hit-frs ilmlivl for that ibiv Ik "
' Ui iiiiiini; mi roniil;ir'i:tly a you lu
'ni-e allowed full pay for tin- ilay'n
i l.ml'im:. IVrsoimlh. e ed. will have
to ci liiil out this mil inn whether or
'not I oinorrmv. I Imlin' enoinrh hu
! nnir to Hpt-cail oer a eidiiiu,
'sxh inlly mi a lioli.l iv, it nolliin' to
Kiin alaiut.
i
I Tin- vtlnil uinhi-iI iliroimli our vll
i la:;o last nllit, limit'ilii!! .lusl loin:
rnoimli to rullii- a Irw uliiilinvt anil
! Hfml a rlilll up tin' bark of tin- nilil
wjitrhinaii.
1 Wo nri tliauklul tbat no many
Unxt onlcreil fur i'liini- rirkln'a
Winter Annual. V..o'll be lluinkl'ul
n iK'll you Bet If. Tin" bliullt mints
'nf tills enlvuin liav.. Im'll iirkfil mil-
A
STHMA
Mo cure for it, but welcome
relief U often brought by
V V apo Rub
Om 17 MlUhm Jan UJ Ytariu
ami Hill apiifar In the annual. Hi'iul
In your name for one now. 1'ay tin
dollar when you K t tbe book.
I. A KK I KIiKIVS KKZ:
ikT!ie mail wlio can flriiik clab
bereil milk Million! but Unit an eye
litis the world beat fer nerve."
AnOCNII THE TOW If
Will Arrive from Oonnany
Mr. Morris Webr, broihir"bf Mr.
Ceorge Weber of tills city, U expect-
U to arrive bore from Germany to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Here from Ptrtlanil
R. K. Hcnoonover, cousin of George
... "i-e, i"- irom fortiani
1 iiaiiKaKiving, at the
home in this city.
to
Kapp
Urinated Kntertaln
Mr. and Mrs. Richard II. CrlniUd
will entertain at a Thanknilvi... a,..
rer Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Arumlel
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Krln
II. Meyer and their little daughters
Ruth and Ksther. at their honiA In
West Roseburg.
TluuiksKivini; llinnivr
lh John Landers' home at Wins-'
ton will be the scene, of a happy xalh-!
erlng when Mr. and Mrs. W.. E. futi
and three children and MIsb Nora
d at . ti.. . m .
mio,
Ea Drink
Snn'.iil tl
r '""fat ;,.
ved ,., , . - "IKt.
earned.
all d. .
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"Say It With Flowers"
Order your Thanksgiving bouquet
now.
Fresh flowers and potted plants.
THK VKHS
10!) S. Jackson. Phone 240.
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ml KISSING If
S OWL CLEAN ERI
a 17 cass st. n
Wynij, 1 iwiimm 111 h
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The Owl Says:-
WELL, I M hER
Not the stuffed
Keal. Live, wide-awake He.!,'
till m,.lA 1 vvl.
" 1,1 .iuc-Lu.irnoi. I'l.L.
, .1 ' 'uinii
no
" a n lw Hnd Clean
iriessing-well, there
better. f!nm ;n .
au meet me
I St Cert if Sites I
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A girl's face may be her fortune, and if it's painted it may
be her misfortune.
You ought to be thankful tomorrow even if it's only a
bone for dinner.
ham
AltOTJM) TUB TOWN
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III from Itrockway -
Mr. I. II. Nlrholn of Hrock-vay was
In the ily for a few hours ihis morn
ing attending to bus!nen matters.
morliiK, November 22ml. to Mr. nnil
Mrs. II. A. lUilis. Mr. and Mib.
I'hllg reside near iioneburg.
Born
Hr. S. I.. Delapp reports the Mrtli
of a H''pouiifl hnliv Imv veiteriiay
At Ibn WelH-r llu
A large eattierliiK will be held at
llm Ci.'orgii Weber place a few miles
from RoKi'biirg, when Mr. and Mr.
I'lovd Stephens and nvo children.
liiert Kronke, Miss Ka'hleen Itone
Srake. Mr. 11 ml Mi-m. I'riiest Wetter
Mid Mr. anil Mrs. Hay Ward anil two
'ntdren will be eulerlaineil at a
TlinnUslMvIn feast.
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A 1 M n J , Or J &.
owrt quicker
ckIDiwiII destroy ill
f -tlian. poverty.
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row are T,ria onns xxirvt.
lifciL-fS V'iW
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)iAiiiof Bnd widowcry Seldom seem -to kriow wiu'rj
f.hy nrff wrtl off.
Amon so m-Aiy is wiihc world, it isn't Trti'ch.
ot a job to be wis.
ppinrfi comes
1rom not
casing for what
y..Ki enri't: n
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n , ) rTha rvi n -mcit dctt.'t
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thy i- toi K'sy (ut-ini
To wriai Vc vvemtii IpIKS
Say.' ;
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;mi i;vi:mn; I'oiJvS
'Tuns I lii ntiiiit lit-fim Thiink.slv
U14 ..ml ail tlnoimli the house" wns
tliv otlur tl Uir".: bimIm ami Ka-
.UHlJifi ll llllist llllVC iM'fll IH'JO (Nlltl
tu:to vtniaur. vt with ail tn Uu'
4'' ol icji.ii iiiii ami thankKKivliiK,
many Iiihiicm Indjiy arc without the
' iiaiioiial l)ii il' lius m rhaiw, lo
lu- la it ttiat I he monthly luiyiiiciit
011 tin- auto falls ilue on the 24th or
hat tin hcal of the family has m-
rrrefl "livrr anl chiIoiim" hs the U't-
iivk IKh for the ocuusion.
ft
Xiv'i t lilrsH the old-fihloiu'il
S4-li4Hi ulils who wore their hair itu
lailed hk'w up ami were married
without iloiii;; all of the court iit.
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OXl'K MOICK VK SAY
A ;Irl wearintx a skirt 90 louff that
it c;iiik Ik'Iow her sluM'-li.ps attract
eij more attention on as street
yesterday than one who wore a skirt
s-i short it barely came below her
knei'S.
DAIilv MKAT.
Uy the Taller.
For bolt le-hoardem who Ixmst
that their eeMars are stocked and
for thh-st-c:trrlei-s who romplaln that
thi-v 'ilidirt lav hi a thlm;;" fir the
opliinists win) still have faith in
r:ilsiiw nnd for pesshntH who still
have faith in hootleuxers, let us not
hn thankliil.
Kor left-hamlcd piHple tryhic rt
keep it the it'ht; for portly persns
ui'h lan:e mihr'lla.s and for ab
ent-tnlnded tdnts wUh bundles and
tor kids en itdler skates, let us not
! thankfiil.
1'itr b:iti hers who weii'.h tbe rbops
befon they trim olf the hones, and
for speculators win welyh the con-
seiuences l'fore they trim off your
cah; for the dripping awnhms and
storrs without awnings, lt us not be
thankful.
Tor kind sfrnncers who borrow
fountain jwns; for yeslerdas bread
puib I inir and tomorrow's hash, let lis
not h thankful.
l or the propa;and:t of the un
shaven: for the propaganda of tbe
non-Miiokcr; for the movie censor;
for the Inventor of leases mid Ihi'
pl.ixer of cornets, let us not he
thankful.
lor wni:ers with nn own palm
and u close mom h: for 1'. S. itost
otl'iee pens and 'ati'idi;ui dimes; for
unp.-r iM-i-ttis and uppish porters: for
ii:'v fli-Ml eremiis itml old classics
ile hive ed;t Ions ; fof Nk agents
and worm-occupied apples, let us not
lie tMruikfiil.
I'or longer skirls, cotton storkhtus
and flat heels; for artificial eye
lashes and midnight suppers: for the
bittlc.iclrs itf the Income ta blanks
ant! (he simplicity of modern Incon-
' vcnlniri's; for too much sditle4 and
to( little mm rnmnil ; tm much
nm r' and too little cmpleion: too
mil h s 1 and Im little control;
too many cooks nnd too ItitTe broth;
t'M MMich d:irk meat and foo little
liu,t ,.t lls nof he thankful.
It is li'.;li (hue that nu and I
le nil or this hariMinic talk
i;iM-!e;
Tia led our ;:sness for some Isuess,
Ami uof rluhl down lo dtdm; busi
ness. i'V
orrixf; i,i ( 11 TAiii.K n.
mp;eMions to Kclnll Dmleis)
V- hnc no fur s(. hi our auto
;i. 1 ii-H d' Pin inn nt outlni; tables
th 'l ou can fold and take with you
11 onr unto pi. nic. These ai-e made
ef -!ld inj'hoiiarv ami are to bo cov
ered wl'h lb- lines! damask and
Hm-n tablecloths. Your wile will
on IxMome a attached to ihW fur
niture and liu -n as she is to the very
finest mii 110 for company nt home,
i;n: J v ill Hud mmiip way lo kisjp you
as miser; -hie fi r fear you will srnr
er ttdl them as on are hen ou
h.e cuestt nt 011r bouse and that
t t.!( us "best" KtnlT lop hate s Is
t 'ted out. t'onte nnd see the
t '!'( nnd the linen. Hv uln lbeie
;i will transfer fo the lv:in dell
m s'de the hnhhlfntr bnnk nil the
terror you fisj-j nt borne under the
' 1 st painful of 4cotiinny nur- !
li. undines.
e I
When yofi wilk flown Into the
basement on ll dark hiitrht to (ret an
armload of wimhI and put your foot 1
f Sk' 312 DEPARTMENT STORES
WW"
AMERICA has made Thanksgiving a special event
for over three hundred veara. This venr van hnva
deeper cause for gratitude greater opportunities for
service and leyalty are open to us through 312 stores in
26 states. We share with every customer the benefits
of these opportunities!
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Fine Blankets
The month of November always brings a domand for blan
k!ls. You will find our stock complete at exceptionally low
prices.
Cotton 5-1x72 $1.49
Cotton 54x74 $1.79
Cotton 72x84 $2.79
Woolnap CCxSO $3.75
Woolnap 72x84 $4.50
Wool 61x80 $6.90
Wool 72x84 $8.90
We also have a good lire of comforts.
$3.25 to $4.98
Good
Economies
With the coining of colilcr
days, the thrifty housewifo
plans to replenish her stoek
of household necessities.
Small items of expense sum
up the big total. "We are
here to help you reduce that
alarming total of expense 1
Ve share with you the bene
fits of low prices I
Outing
Flannel
Petticoats
Exceptional values at
prices that mean great
savings
White 59c
White stripe 09c
Light Stripe 79c
Cotton Knit Petticoats
in gray, blue, wine, rose
and stripes, 09c to ?9c
Wool and wool mixed
Crray & black G9c to 79c
Better grades,
98c to $1.19
Fancy colors, high grade
$1.49 to $3.25
Table Linen
Good Values and Exceedingly Low Prices
Kvery housekeeper knows the economy of good table
linen. She keenly appreciates the added attractiveaess of
the Holiday table when dressed in its snowy damask and
bright silver. ITere is the rare opportunity of purchasing
a supply of table linen at the lowest prices in years.
49c H'R'y meroerlred table
diiniuxk of excellent
quality In many varied and
attraetlve patterns. A special
value 1
f!Q One of the most deslra
ui7 ble 04-lneh table dam
asks, hlifhly mercerized, offer
lug a wide choice of patterns.
Mercerird table dam
ask, rich domestic pat
terns; an exceptional quality.
79c
CO (fJCi Mereerlird tahlnup
J J klha ln Tar)w, p,,.
tenin; guod quality.
$4 QQ Imported all linen la
pt.i70 be damask, 70 la.
wide, made -f rum pure llnefl
flax.
Odd Pieces of Table Unfa
A seleellon of lunh cloth
scarfs anil odd pieces of table
linen at the lowest prices.
We take Pleasure in
Announcing the Arrival of
NEW FURS
In all the Fashionable Style's and Shapes ,
For
ONE WEEK ONLY
This Beautiful assortment will
be on display.
Superior Quality, Extraordi
nary wearing characteristics,
coupled with very low prices,
are features which make this a
Money Saving Week for you.
THIS ASSORTMENT CON
SISTS OF Stoles, Scarfs,
Shawl Collars and Chokers
made from Lustrolynx..Taupe,
Brown and Red Fox. Coney
Martin and Mink.
This Beautiful Assortment is
from one of the largest manu
facturers in the United States
and will be shown here for
one week only,
' CiKT YOl'K CHOICE NOW.
THE LAr.CD3T CHAIR nyp AT?TfYNT
Unusual
Values
rianninR the purchase of
small attractive wearabhs,
includes deep consideration
of value nnd price, W tM
list will please every woman
who delights in pretty nov
elties. Men's Canvas Gloves
Leather faced
Hoys ' J"
Men Main !
Ladles
Hosiery
814 to 10 K)'
8V4 lo 10
Wen's Silk Hose, ,
4 to 11 M
Wnnii ns' Silk Hose,
84 to 1"
Women's Lisle Hose,
8 ',4 lo 10 4 '
Fancy Wool Hose. -
84 t lii4
Yarns
... i i.-iulnr. 4 foli
2 ol. balls
Handbags
Hlack Novelty rure,
fitted
rin Seal l'urse. mottle
Bray front
BwnFCcr ftl" IUnilb1''. 1
Gilt mwtai
ton.. I
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