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PAOB VtVU dividuality Most Valuable Asset in Dress CLASSIFIED COLUMN lO. W CUaSalFIBD ADVEMTIf CVKNTH WILL rOlUP CI ULSf rASB ll.1D SAUII -NSJW TODAYS ROKEBURO HEWS-REVTCW, WEXKnaVr, FKnnrAnY 13, 1C23. rn LpfHIlU- .... I rPf.BA"-ftO L CHMCHIH TODAY'S OVOTATIONS. ' (Rv Aaanolated Praia). I PORTLAND. b. 13. Pal- tie and hog prici'f remain ! steady today. ' Kast of the mountains laiulis ! are quoted at $9.25 and initio. Ksgs and butter are steady. a4a44a?Mlf4H Iumii. I n& .M I i.i.r r. r. I ... I H ... 1.13 ... l.lfl .. .22.50 . .:'S (10 .. 40 . .$: 50 .. :s.tu INDIVIDUALITY 18 more and more coming into its own, in th matter of clothe. n lnnror nra wa aoficAa,! with the dictates of the fashion experts, but at last rely on our own sense of the fitness of things. Many interesting L iqne designs have been the result of this situation. it has Dec" cojciio'i a - J tiv" I- irovns are invariably simple these days, it follows the natural trend of in- r . - . ...i.i i .. Id . rpi, 1 ii. i . . idU&Hty tindS OUlieL 111 Iiiui$iiiui.ciik miayo, lajvn iui CJUtiupie uia one siteicueu ,' Many points of interest surround this voluminous cape of gleaming gray t 0hlfn a SKUiUl lianu iiao tui..iii.ij u iiitiinu n mi M ivm Manila Ul KlJf LIllllVlllllOi L jnlj given the soft folds of the huge shawl collar. It can be worn not i lv bv the tall slender woman, but also by tiny persons, for its many narrow T- . . i : . l. .. ! ... i J .. . i 1. ii i mi. fids tend to cmpnasiZB jiuik11 1'( aun way aa w lllUKe us wearing possiuiu ever, such a tiny person as wary miiee Aiinier, star tn raramoum pictures, .nntarini in Time, shown In the photograph. It is fegested that should this type of cape be adopted, the coif tc thould adhere to the piled arrangement of curly loops, th as Miss Minter is seen wearing here. Needless to say, next to the importance ol the cape crown, comes the exacting selection of accessories. Eere are times when even the most beautiful of necklaces ! not desirable, and It is for such times that such a tquely designed bracelet, as illustrated in the sketch at upper left, Is suggested. II tnis exquisite piece is worn, tore than compensates for the lack o( more obvious fancies. It is unusually distinctive, :.nd one to well dispense with other jewels. Made of platinum, with banding circles of small diamonds and bphires, with large cut sapphires tipping the horns, it forms a most alluring touch to any costume. m0 PORTLAND MARKET OATTI-K flloit t MtOtTS 6. .M fill U 111 t" Rood HtftTB. . . . Kiitr to iiifiiiutii sttM-rn..., I'nt.imuii to fair totTB..., t'lu.ice fi't'iK'rs Fair ti kooU f ot'di'm 'tutti' ruHi ami iM-lfers. . Medium to Kuod cuws Btid ht-ilVra K:iir t-i nifdium cows mid hfllVrs Coiimuni t'uws CwnruTH , . . . ... . . Hull "hoi dairy valves Prime llK.it calviA Medium HKfit calves lli-avy calvi't, 1IOISSS 1'rlmo llnht Smooth heavy, ioa-3D lt, StiHHilti heavy, 300 lbs. Up, ItouKh heavy Kat ptKn I'eeder Ilptt Stuns, HiUiJect to dockage. siit:i- K.xst of "mountainB lart.. HtHt valley lauibs Cull laintia f air -to Kood Hard winter , Northern sprinu; Itod Vnll No. S , y. shl)iiieiit OATs Ni. 2 white feed No. S tcrny HAHI.KY hrewinir Standard food OiltN No. SKY shipment -50 rTxlMt Kamlly pat. m. 7.f0 per bhi.; whole wheat. Iti.tiO: Kiatutiu. $.4; bakers' hard wheat. $7.70; bak- I ers hluciatein patetitH, ; valley suit tralgliiii, -iTU-e f. v b. mill: Mill- run, ton lots, $-S; mixed earn, MralKht cars. $.'5 per ton; mMillIntfM. :t0; rolled barley. VHil i'. rolU'd oalA, 17: sTAt h feed, tih per ton. COUN Wnue. 3:; cracker. 33 per ton. HAY Tluylnflf pries f. o. b. Tortlnnd: Alfalfa. S1.1.&0 iter ton: cheat. 1 0. ft i 11: oat and vetrh, $H.r0, clover. 111; valley timothy, f 14 ii 15; eastern Ore- ff ASTKD, WANTKI Woodv uitvri. Itoycr Uros. J'hohe 14-Kll. W,NTi:i 'lV;im. welfTht -'i or lniiulr.1. ll'on I 1-1' J. lioyel'urn. WANTKD tY.Ur loi;, puats, pole mid pill hK- Aiiarects C. l'.t taru N-U.vlew. WoMAN aii;i work an llt SALM-rsk and Lurul wood. 1 Tin. ne 1 1 -VJ j. KI lr fir W.Kr rwreeklSuies -Matile. l'dotii. lit. 1- U HALK -I'reMi milk wuw. iioyr Uros. I'lione 14-K14. piano 7.50 6.7& t.oo) gop imotny. itt l 4 ( 5.;'.0 a.un'tjf 5.&0! 4 bn 6.00 ; 8.i'0tf 5.75 I 4.1T.SI 5.00 ; S.J.'.u 4.5 i s.fn'if 5.ro i 10.(11' ri 1 1.00 ! V.Otl'-j 10.00 6.:n "u .i'o 4.5U S.50 11.001 11.25 u.:oii lo.;. ii l s.;im( y.;,o 7,00 9.'J5 l.75fi 11.00! 10.751 n.oo : t..iuy 7.50 . 10.50 . 4.75i 6.5 6.75 8. Eastern OreKo feeders ... 7.0?f K.00 LlKht yearlltiaTH Heavy yeurlltiKS LlKht wethers Heavy wethers twee (.ruin. Flour, Feed. WHKAT Hard whftf. Soft whltn White rltih 7.50 8.00 ii II) Ofllrr lantrr Trodae. ' lU'TrKlt a.'uhes. etrat. Stle per H.; parchment wrapped, box lot. 4le; cartons. 4V. Hutterfat. buylnK prices: No. 1 Kraile. S7e, delivered 1'ortlanJ. KGUS ItuyltiK price, fie. dfi.. caje count; JobbliiK prices, cae count. L'ti 'n -7c ; candled ranch, ill' itOc ; iihko clatlon, nrl, 30c; UMduclatloli, pullets, 2c. CHKKPP: Tillamook triplets, price to Jobbers, f. o. b. Tillamook, 26c; Young- American, Z7o pound. IMTIrUY Hens, 17 to 2ic ; sprint;. 22r; ducks, ti u iSc; Reese. 20c; tur keys, live, nominal; drettucd. 40c. I'DltK i-'ancy, 14c per pound. VKAIj Fancy, 15c per imund. frmia nil Veseisltles, KUI'IT Navel orange-, 4.75O$(f.50 box; lemons, 17 ft $7.50; (irapefrult, t' (tt 7.50 box; bananas, ttASc per pound; apples. 1 1.35 If per box; cranberries, eastern, flft per barrel, I'OTATOKS Orenon, tl.5niM.75 per 100 pounds; Yakltna, f 1 .7 & 4u 2 25 100 loundM: BWeet potatoes, &-jl.lfiAc per pound; Nancy Hall. $2.60 per crate. ONIONS Yellow, $7i'7.5Q per 100 pounds. I'.iiK i A uiihiH rniiMno, sir c por or h ait reus. h.uni'trmaiil ! 111 hUo taku ItlK'it fc'ood e. ond 1'hone I'flu-lL Hork. lto 5o;, HoMeburc. lln SA 1 a I 1.d furnished six room e. modern. Apply 416 Kowter St. VANTKI--A nu-Mlo .i(i d man to help I Ok'ts for hauhiiiir. Ura. J. 11. (Vrn.-ai - tlo chorea around farm, lioom and ' I'hoim 5 '4. ...... .i ...... wMKe. Auun- l-'olt s.M.i; !nir lo.TTlftiTr: u-m uuue ior rera or t'hvroiu Also New f I;, WANTKh, TIMltKU Will ccel Hill- Turd dellve-y. l'hone 47 ber ns full or part pay on ranch In i.-i,,, wTf i si hodi on place. I'rlce lo.i'UO.00. Address r. O. UoX S5 MISC'KIXAKKOrR. TATIliINtl and dresMtnnkli K of all kinds. f.-'S H. Main. Mrs tluthrtdne. I)8T AST FOUHD. KOrNP ln r sh milder piece. Owner please call at this office, describe it, and pay for 1 h is f'lv. rST Klk's tooth, enpraved "Walter j Voss, No. 70.. ' Kinder please return to News-It e tew office. l.oST 3 coupon books for lubor paper Lost Kridrtv eve between Maccabec hall ami Miller St. Kinder leave ut thjH office. fc'ol'NP Hook and papers with name (leorKO MtHrtdo. Oh tier may have same by railing at tills office und paying for mU. if oat at two J'aj'iUt, Wllhur.JUre. ' KOU SALK -Clean white oat. Jo er! lb. AUo 50 tier old ifrowth tlr block wood on itood road. Llndhloui. Dli-. onvllle. I'olt SALi: Ten room bouse; elKht lots, modern, l'arl cash, balance same as rent. H. T. Sullivan, sA l'eo- P)c8 Siipplyfo. . Volt SALK Jitney business. Including' car anu license. Well established Call at FOR RRXT Safety (kepoilt boxes. Hoseburn: National Hank. FVHU i:T Item In Kton and Vndpr- wood typewriters. Tho Hitok Store. l'Olt ltl.NT- one f urn tubed sleeping room, with bath. Call at 516 South Stephens St. 6.50 7.00 4.fir 00 3.001b 6.0U Kte. Feb. Hid .11.17 .50 I pound: lottiK rots. 12 ti 2.50 pound; fireen pound; beets, I 17 ff 7.50 per crate 13.7544.50 crate saci; (rurllc. 15c per peppers. 45 ft 50c per 2.25 per crate. 20c: turnips, $2 inT sack ; colety. cauliflower, ti''f situash. 4c; sprouts, per sack: parsnips, 1.14 I $2.50(1 1 3 per sack; tomatoes, $5.50 per l.M 1 lug; artlchoKes. per florpn. CE TO L0VEL0RK AND OTHERS BT MBS. EUflBUBI. kll; Column ol Questions and Answer Oondncted by a noma IWbo Knows. Address your batters to 8 Ira. Kllaburj ' Care Rtr.eburg NewBeTlew. ant print inor namt'9 of in thin niluiiin. If tlit. mio kiwi hfrw-lf "Suhscribcr" will - arr name and utlrireMi I w ill to mid her the muiie of the afjit fthp ntini.tiil. t - f f Mrs. Ellsbury: I am coming t with my troubU'a, as you give tin! advice to others about 9 of th same nature aa mine. jk.fn engaged to a girl for a year. I went to tho town f he had moved to see her, and were there we decided to riod. While her father was "ll'inii home, her mother went to the mlnisler and we were f l Thoueht wa would sur 4 r faihi r. When we told him (M he was very anpry, ordered "i" Ilar... Iin,i wouldn't let me take her with me. I am deeply 'in love with her. and cannot live; without her. And ehe says she can't ' liva without me. What would you advise me to do toward getting to gether agHln. NEWLY WED. Aiih. You should not have left without your witV. whether her father ordered you ou" the, place or not. Von are married, and with her mother's consent, nnd her place is j with you. The ri.t;ht way would be I for you to ko at once to her home, I tell her father that she Is going with ! you, ami stay there while she packs land frets ready to leave with you. Ifj it conies to a (ticstion of violence I or law, you are In the right, ami that ; Is why I would advise you not tu sneak alsmt it. Of course, then- Is, a way to avoid Irouhle by having her, Jenve quietly and join you. fl UI-mt( KW.W ITKMS MayMovrer Literary Society of ? and liillard met in the 2)' srhool house last Friday 'irant Clayton preached a sermon which was greatly en- t"v snniert rielialeri was: cd: That ihn mi, ,.,. a ' nii'i n hm Thon On I. S Th upenkera on the affirm- !- 'p re K.lrar ftvans and Mr. and the negative side was T '""I bv .. V Itenner uml .niupr. The next meeting is "' inr I nday evening, Keh. Tll-re will ,h u trei-fnr-all " HIV flltf.t I'.limi.nt tw t v a n iiiiinr'i'is. ilmloiriU'S. innlln- 1 1 1 -1 . a fl Of tho rtolmte "her will give an interesting tar'ii bureau. Everybody '0 allerrl r fiillard s. hool is progressing Iv ur. 1,r the management vsi;i rojtns iv tiooi) con HITHiX. 1 1021 with starter. , . .$350 1 1917 225 1 191 R with starter $250 1 1921 truck, A-l condition $250 Dodge, new top, new tires; this is a bargain . $400 1 truck. Just overhauled, com plete new motor . 1 truck, good shape . . . 1 Maxwell, good shape. 1 Stanley Steamer 1 Cletrac tractor . .$350 . .$25(1 ..$125 . . $100 .$250 C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOK CO. Prosperity Ahead For Big Business Harry S. Anderson, representing the II. W. Duliiske company, fiscal agents and business builders with 100 offices from coast to coast, spent yesterday in this city visiting with V. M. Iliney. Mr. Anderson states that his company, which is keeping in touch -with the financial market throughout the entire United States Is confident that the country is on the verge of eight or ten years of the best business the world has over known. Prosperity is ahead for the companies 'ho are active, Mr. Ander son says, and there is no doubt but that the future will be bright. In 1921 the Dayton Rubber com pany doubled its best year's business. Kor many months working three shifts of men. The Steel Craft Cor poration of America is far behind In orders and since last November has been working night shifts. The V. S. Automotive Co. producing the Lex ington car has been doing a wonder ful business and recently clo?ed a contract with the Durant Co., for 30, 000 of the famous Ansted engines. Itousch and Lang Electric Co. has just placed on the market through the New York nnd Chicago auto slums, the best electric car ever known. It Is lighter faster and has a greater radius besides attractive-! t,ess. The long famous Stevens Duryea company is today putting out! what is known as the Rolls-Royce of I America and at last reports was 00 j days behind In production. In fact j many largo companies have more than proven their worth In the past and are looking forward to greater! prosperity. i Mr. Anderson accompanied Earl Howe, Special representative of the; Dalton Adding Machine company and' are driving to California in the In terest of their respective companies. I.AD1KS' SIGHT AT KI.KS. Thursday evening will be Indies' night at the regular Elks' social dance. This is go ing to be a very "enjoyable occa sion. Good music ami a good time for all. Be present. Frank Terry, of the Equitable Sav ings and Loan association, of Port land, Oregon, is at tho L'lnpiiua Hotel. KOU HUNT Knur furnished huuse kfrplng roitiua. down slalra. $16 V Inchest cr St. l'hene 1T0-V. l-MU HI-'.NT tt'-n Here 'ruiieli'for tiutlil-ttis- a eiihln: nmterljil furnished, l-'er f'lll piirltclllnrH phono lS-U FOH KKNT -1- Hi res of corn IiiihI. one mile norm or Kilennower. on iimu-1 r.or. Inquire M. A. I'orter. 111. trade, or will sell car alune. Monogram ns-ur Htora. I'lilt SAI.i: Slightly U.iJ elaiik for h.irn tloorltiK. tie. If bought In a" few iloya. fin and $12.60 per M. Call" urwrlto. Mr, So. Stephens I'Vlt SAl.K HcKlicUtrod Jerar ciivT" $7S: also pui o bred Jerrey caif. niali-. ' l.'O: with rcKhoty papcra, $ao, or will , trfide for weanling plaa. 11. Irvlntf, . W llhur. j Koli WALK 25 acrea. 14 in bearing- prunes. Iiiibinee ttitiher. t-'ln drier. fair building, walking dlatnncc to' high school. l.i5on. Owner, 10S Caaa SI. Harbor shop. - Foil SA1.K ten " n7riCTvimtTeBfrom ' Ivosehllrir. Hundred acrea tillable anil, balance griming- land. HufTtclent ' timber en place to cover price of ranch. I'nrt cash, balance on terma. ' It. T. sulljvnn. l'Olt SAl.t: New Oregon and frehla " strawberry plants taken from in-' spooled, one-year-old alalka. Alto a limited amount of lied Culhbert raspberry plnnta. I'lnce year order row. 1L A. Hercher, lullara, Oregon., SAI.R Team FOIt SAT.l-' lrr fir and oak wood. l'hono 1 r,-I'll'. l-MlV HAl.K- li.iy. Kdenbower tlrchard rraits. I'Iiiuio -.-b-r.i olack maroa. wngon. set of work barnesa. 3-year- obi coll. 4 nillcb cows. 4 cnWoa. lfin- eti- (lid Trusty Incubator. 8 turkey, llclia, 1 gobbler, cook stove, house- bold furniture. It. J. Montgomery, , 1 ml. north and H milu weal or, olalla. tiregon. , RiTfsAld3 .leravy He i.lgs. 6 moa, i I)" SAI.K At lon per ai re, 10 acre; Id. rhone S-l-'l't. or 6--;i. Foil SAI.I- tllo-k fir "is to, block oak 14. lioyer iiroS; ii-rn. Wis., Chautauqua lecturer and writ er. These artists will be heard at the high school on Friday, February 17, at 8 o'clock. Tickets may be gotten from the high school students, facul ty members or nt the door, tho even ing of the entertainment, and an ad mission fee of 50 and 2 5 cents is to be charged. NO JOB Too Small or Too Large Plumbing: AND Heating SCOTT BROS Phone 407 Main and Oak I.U HAhK lnrbrtM. S. Ki"i cin-k-crt'ttt Also i'KKh fur luiU-hlii. JMioiie -JS-l-'J. Koli SAM-: rt, C Whlti l"Kli'rn lialtv rhlckn at ntH"0. Al"'ut Murt li 2. Aim rK fr nelllnir 1 7 Tic ftr 13. Mrn. M. fiirtnon. Mflri.se. KOU SAI.K OH TRAI'K- Aaiilfc prop iri v, five rooni hou nna 7 8th Pt. Wiiiilivrt 2 l"t P, I rhli'ki'Ti ! ioimo n'1 jmrk. Kor HoM. lniric prop- , rtv. I. V. Uoilift r, Nurth Ki0 iiro- local ttl hi th Imi Rartlon upot f . the I'lnptum Viillov; Iniprttved avnd nit. ready t move nn tf nrul Ri to rain-., inir a rrp. A truck irnrden nmn cnn. makti thin plHct clear Ituflf t lcnt, ovcrv tlvrm- crtrK. lnventtKittv Heo. I'V Mnultlinffon the N.urrjr Kutate. . KuiT ""HA I.TOhtiMiKhhrM TSinrrcd Mnitn Whltn IvPHhorn noUln? ftKffa," from a utraln of lrnpntNtt1 ioi) toi 2''ft-ftrn bird.1; matnl to rnrkorwla from a trTipttatcil ptraln of 29 eitft. fi per iM'ttlriK. or $10 pr hnnrtrcil.. Thrnc lions mav h aeon 1 "4 rnlln. went of Soldier. Tlomc IMiona S9-Ki, or w:it Mrs. K. W. Hlmrp, Uoioburff. On-con NOTICK TO OPl FKIJaOWS. 1ISS)MTI) NOTIC K ' Al monibiTH lie prosont at tho unilortnkliiR c.inpol Wodnvflday nf : tornoon. Yvb. 15, nt 2 o'clock to nt- tcnl the funora. of our deceased j brother, Georpft De-Wnld. i lly ordur of tho Noble Grand. si:k pat, tiik coati-actok LLOYD L. ROCKER PLDINHEAD? Try Momenta ll's bettor to prevent I n.l.t .1 . 'umantry to cure r .. r uur rcmeaies are JpJHD and PUOVEN atch our Windows FrWayfi Saturday 1 roti.ige la Apiir.-ci.aed. '" " '"i!-"" Drue Co. o( Mr. Parkinson. Edward Mootz is islfina: in rtiira KO. London, Ontario and other points In the east. He will return March 1. Raymond and Ooree Lewis have left for Coos rntintv where they ex pect to spend the wintf r. Ttev. Shrod" of Ten Mile visited at the J. A. Walk. r home Monday. A party was given at the residence of 11. A. Ilercher la-t Wednesday evening- by the I.aili' s Aid. The i ven inz was spent In nni-ic. sliiEing and playlna: sanies. Uefreshments were served at a late hour and everyone went home f.elinE that the evening had been well spent. W. 8. .lohntsoti and daughter. Olndvs. left Mondav for points in California, where they will remain lor some time. There will lie preaching- services at the MothfMlut church a' Hillard mxt Sunday mornlnK. Kvcrybody Is wel come. JI ST AIU1IVK1). Car of Tnge fence. S. H. Crouch.1 Much Praise Is Given Artist For cement blocks and brick, and cement work of nil kinds. Plaster ing and brick work. Also prepared to do shop work of all kinds. Call nt mill, 640 and 542 Kowler St. Residence 134 So. Stephens. F. F. Tatterson. Phone 180-Y. o Knights Celebrate 58th Anniversary The week of February 19th to 2Tith Is Pythian anniversary week, and will be celebrated by Knights nil over thw world. February lit Is the nlty-elghth birthday tf the or der, and the local lodge of Knights will celebrate the occasion on Wed nesday evening, Feb. 15, with appro priate aorvices, accompanied by initiatory work. The order has grown from a mere handful of mem bers organized in Washington. I). C. on Feb. J!). Sfi4. to what will nroke the million mark tn August. 1922. when the supreni-' lodge convenes in San Francisco. The local lodge has a special dispensation during tho month of February, and the drive for membership Is progressing nice ly. Tho new 1" I lil in building to be erected III this city will siart very shortly, and will 1"' one of the sub-stanll-il business and fraternal struc tures which will mark the beginning of the building growth'of the city In 1 922. The grand lodte of Washington. ' together with the grand lodge of Oregon. f)a just c b eted a site In Vancouver, Wash . for tho erection of a Pythian home for aged mem bers of the order. The Knights tuv looking forward to the greatest year In the history of the order. Is Your Business Slow? KT INTO UK (.MOD KOU tl,(MM TO I.INrO A K. 111 Many men unxlmitt to clinntfo Into a notid profitable ltuntiicsn liavn foiinif (heir opportunU v Oi rutin Ii Klitrlk Mitld Hake .Shopri. To-tl.t thev own pnMp'roim bunlncHsca without hnvltiHT known a tinnn atioiii the bakery liti k I ln'for. TIih opportunity tlu ni-n fimml la In re In Honlnir for you If you Rit. No prfvloua hakint; cxiH-rfi'int' iif-tcl : wt' aupply nil rulpinMit nnl In form;! tloli. A rnnh lniaiinn; no clmrK'-f ; no uVllvcrlt'; your protitu In the till fVrry iiIkIiI. iooi for 3r day a year. IiihIvo ter ritory. TIhti- are ntltl many kh"1 townt In ttri-uun om ii. hut Tiilnrv Is Im Iiik t:.ki'ti rnpilly atnl prompt action IK iifi-i4arv. If you want to k t into a rt :il payliiK liutm' Write or Wire us Today fur full piirtlcilliirs. Aft new fer t'Xi-lunlve rlwhts in Ros':l"ir. KI.IH'I'IIIK Mill) HKi: SHIM'S 321 4.Ylar Ktreet. St. Paul. Minn. Just received a car of extra '":A: shingles. Pago Lumber Fuel Co., 9I1R N. Jackson St. Phone 242. Having gold my Interest in the Liberty Garage at Sulherlin, Oregon, to Kenneth Lake, I hereby notify all parties owing the firm to come in and aetllo their bills aa soon as pos Bllile Parties having bills against tho lli-m should present them at once. A. E. DAVISON, Suthorlln. Oregon. Feb. 10, 1922. ' . J gaj I IF YOU'VE- XX. XOTK i: TO 4 M i AI.I KV I'.IM- li:T. All thn." having ii'-m for pnhll ca'lon in the Camas Valb-y News Column, leave Mine nt the Camas Va'ler s'ore or P"M office and thev will he printed under that head In the News-Hevb-w. Now is the tin - m buy flour be fore it goes up. l'cuples Supply LO. 'ifiorla: Seldom in the musleal hitorv of the city has a more finish ed artist been heard than John Claire M-inieith. His rendition of "Lorraine! l.orree" established for the singer si reputation that will bring him a wel-; rome whenever he cares to appear in j I Victoria again. Times. . i Itelllnghanr There Is one splendid ' feniure of Mr. Monieith's singing. abie from the rbhne.s of his voiee and th.-it I:' bis distinct enuneialion. -The ll'vellle portbmd: Mr. Monteith Is one of the tnnst finishi'd conrert soloist in i the norlbw i"t On grinlan. Ii' Is men like John F. Mason who nT" br-ng ng ihe art of pilib- r-fid- lug nif of the dlsri-ptiie into whi'-h it t.,is iu-'ly f;Ib n. Mis naturaliKss, h!s be k of aff.-elallnn. hl slneerlty. tis real interpr tatlnn of the tbnticht v hi' h he uii'b rs'.-inds nnd epr- f si-.n of t:te emotion w'-Ph he f,"ls forbid hi"i i"'inu rail- tl nn "elocutionist" In I the rollillionlv sreepteil meaning of i,),,. tHM. "e ,'il;iv ilellillits his audleioe - l; v. J. S!i r in :m Wa! la e. First llapi' rhurib, Madison,1 See us for early ;i'd spuds, pb s Supply Co. Peo- . 1 . 1 1 I KVs The meeting of the Orange, Satur day, February II. was postponed on account of the si- - :ny weather. A dame waa I 'M at tho lie ller nardl homo Frld ' night, February I". A large cro-l was present and a most enjoyable t.mo was reported by nil. The ferry at I.---.e Itm-k was par tially sunk arv Saturday morning. It h now on th - bank for r pairs and will bo in u-' soon. A meeting of i! ' Mt. Sf iill S. L. A. club will le held Saturday, February ! Kih. 'Vitcll !). l!'-t:. ."'!!, who Is attend It g s bool in llo ''urg spent S.itur liv and Sumlar "Iting In elide. .Mr and Mrs. .1 n Alexander. Mrs. Frank IbHiiisis, nl Mrs. I,. Lilly at tend' d the farm ureiiu iiieeting lii Kosohijtg Satiiiil:''-- February 11th. John Uurge will preach al (,lide Sunday. Ve',riiarv 1 9tli. The ::; T !. i Sine held a busl I'tsi nicctitiif, MouJay, February Our Dry Cleaning practically means t h a t c a n w e show you? SI VNftt Our Auto Will Call rhone 477 Ever Shucked Corn You Understand 'Advertising Suppose you sliut k a couple of thousand cars of corn! You're SUULO to find some red-and-purple ears anion"; Vm ! LUit suppose you shuck just ONH ear. Not much chance of lindiiifr a kissing ear with but one try! Sellini' is just like that. The first man you talk with probably isn't interested. Hut advertise to, say, .1000 families and then you'll sell things quick! The more "ars of corn you shuck, the more purple ears you find. The more people you reach with advertis ing, the more sales you will make. Thai's why it is important to phone your want ails to a newspaper with a jfrcat, over whelming city and country circulation like the News-Keview. have you a house or room for rent? have you a used car for sale? have you a job to offer? Telephone your adv to the News-Review. Roseburg News-Review "The ixiicr with Ilia mint u!x." 1 WW X 1T-V . -aT .'"XT We Don i Kait You j I'eas wun riavor-pius A n i g Ii t A Thi'i'ro I to) ill Chili Ilrniiit, nt rA (our1. Zk Tl I--, y.4 ,i are awim-d hy -5 iriK fi'iin n('ioiiH nuti-il for Ta .rl(J . S"f. fr Jh an! I n ( r. Sanitary fmrkpil. GO DOWN Till LINE AND INVES TIGAIi: OUi: STOCK AND THICKS YOU WILL FIND THE QUALITY IIIGIIKU AND THE PKICE--AS USUAL LESS. 4 4 r. w-i g A I 15 ixonomv urocery i n verydodys exchange d I'lliiVi: :. "A X