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The Genie of the Wires
Aladdin summoned the genie of the lamp and
any wish was immediately gratified.
At your command there is the genie of the wires.
He will take your voice instantly without regard
to distance wherever you may desire to send it.
You are familiar with the conveniences of local
telephone service, but have you ever thought of
the pleasure or profit available in the use of the
long distance lines?
The genie of the lamp was the servant of a single
individual. The genie of the wires will respond to
the call of every telephone user.
Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station.
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The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company
"Sho ahull ni'vcr many the Dukti." 1 will condui t a business tor the pres---
i cut at th corner of Hose nnd Oak
Geo. W. DoukIus. who has lionn mri'ds until a nettcr location can
rpslilliiR In (iriinla Pass, arrived In he founil. lo is experienced In re
ItosehurK this morning, nnd will In-: pair work and furniture upholster
ciile here permanently. Mr. noughts' In and other work or that kind.
Messengers of Cleanliness
How (lrlifchltnl a clrim proi-cus! titntntt Is to put on.
Tin NUitic (Irlltflit tn whvu you iMniht It, And tit ill's our idea of
f-lfiiiihiK your niuinonts ami liousrhoM j;mh1 to fclvt thciu the
Hume iiM'nuue nn when they were new,
Our rt'iiHotiuhlt pi ires will jui) you to rIvo n rail.
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OSEBURG O
CLEANERS
l'houe 4 72.
308 N. Jackson St.
GOING FISHING? OF COURSE YOU ARE
Inst how do oll INh?
Willi or utiln'iit n bulihev?
Willi n white fly or a i;rren one 7
Willi ii opp'r h hii or a nli kit one?
lili Nllk line or a cotton one?
YA Ith n IuiiiiIhh) Mle or a (Milng rod
Willi n Hlrin 1 1 1 I or .Hilmnnllc reel?
Willi a worm, mihnoii en or chuh l;iit?
Willi ohl mIiocs or wmler?
Wllh a tiiiz or a luiuMnn net?
Wtl h a ttshini: (trcnto or w h limit our?
With a ll-h liiisKrt or a Miinulnit line?
.No injUt-r how you IUIi no innllrr whiit tMiiliii'nt you prefer
no iiuillrr whthcr jnu Mjuiiw lilt or mm a tasllim roil ho can lit
on (oinplrtr.
SfiortHiMi'n omr from (In city unit lni thrlr taikh' urv I km-hut
wi' know wlmt thry tint ami ni rmi) tin most complete sloik ti
1m founil on tho tojiMt. Aiul lite piltvt nrt ili;lit.
S. li. CROUCH
ii i;n i:i: .v mhmiiimi tiomis.
I l:t Sheridan Stric t.
Preparedness Was
Sermon Topic
Another fine audience was In at
tendance last ulKht at the ChristUin
chinch revival, and one of the great
est musical services yet given by the
orchestra was very much enjoyed.
Some of tho finest numhers yet play
ed were on the program for the even
ing, and another most enjoyable
number was the piano selection of
"Silent Night." played by Miss Dor
othy Itoss. Tho selection was writ
ten with the chimes effect, and pro
duced n splendid uplift for the audi
ence ""llss Koss is an accomplished
pianist. The song service last night
also was a fine part of the service.
Mr. Itoss certainly had the people
singing with a will, and all enjoy
that kind of singing. The sermon of
the evening was on "Preparedness,"
and In tho course of the sermon the
evangelist dealt some sledge hammer
blows at some conditions of the pres
ent day. He led on from the prepar
edness of tho nation and the ludlvi
dual, lo our preparation to meet our
(ioil. The sermon tonight will tie on
"How Tom and Sally Went to Hell
from Itoseburg." This Is one of tho
striking sermons th:.t tho evangelist
preaches. There will he no service
on Saturday night, hut great things
nre planned for Sunday. Large pre
parallons are being mado for a big
llllilo school, expecting to pass the
attendance mark of last Sunday. The
morning sermon will bu on "The
Lord's Supper." In the evenlhg the
services will go to tho armory, and
the evangelist will give a sermon Il
lustrated by chart entitled. "The Six
Kingdoms. Where lo You Live."
There will be baptismal services this
evening, nnd nlso on Sunday morn
ing. The music begins In the even
ing nt 7:Ki, but on Sunday evening
nt 7.
WILLARD
PORTLAND, April 20. At an ad
journed meeting of the highway com
mission yesterday work on 70.41
miles was awarded to contractors,
the sum Lnwilved on these Jobs ag
gregating V1!,5:JC. There were
bids which were opened by the com
mission last week and which were
taken under advisement until yes
terday. ,
Two of the Important contracts
were for liardsurfacing, one being
the pavement for Sexton mountain
and the other the Albany-Tangent
section, both parts of tho Pacific
highway. In each instance the com
mission accepted the bids for "black
top" in preference to concrete, the
"black top" Lids being considerably
lower.
Other Projects to lw Considered.
llefore taking final adjournment
today the commission expects to list
a number of projects to be advertis
ed for the next meeting. May 9th.
The commission rejected the bids
received for the Camas Valley-Myrtle
point section of the Hoseburg-Coos
Kay road and ordered the work re
advertised. Directions were Issuei yestorday
to Chief Engineer Nunn to have k,
rough survey made of the uncom
pleted portions of the Roosevelt
highway with an estimate of what it
will cost to complete this coast road.
The survey will require most of the
spring and summer.
State to Sell Bonds.
County bonds held by the state, It
was decided, will be sold in the near
future. These consist of $91,000 of
Clackamas county. J44.O0O of Doug
las county and $0,000 of the city of
Rainier.
The secretary was Instructed to
buy cement for the Amlty-Mc.Mlnn-ville
Job from the Oswego plant and
for Galesvllle-Canyonvllle and Sexton
mountain from the Beaver cement
plant at Cold Hill.
DOX'T WASTE MONEY.
It Is a unique way W. F. Chapman
has of selling Hyomel, a guaranteed
treatment for catarrh. Money back
if it fails.
New spring capes nt a Mg dis
count for Friday and Saturday. Hell
Millinery.
IOANS.
DEVELOPMENT
M VLI.OVMKNT SIKANS 1MPI! I.MLN T. V1' I!J: IMI'ltOV
l(J Hi ll l ACILITILS LVI IIV KAY HUt Till: IIITTLHMKNT
01v Sl lt It K.
We cannot grow faster than the nut rounding country; though we
have to keep far In advance of our present needs. Thus maintain
ing a larger Investment than ordinarily required.
wi: auk riir.im:i to i; tout i ii; mid at a
MO.MKNT'S .VOTICK WITH IH'ONOMY TO o
Douglas County Light & Water Co
It. M. JLVM.NCS, Manager.
Do you want money on a non
maturing mortgage at a low rate of
Interest for a term of from five to
forty Years to: Refund an existing
mortgage; Improve the property you
now own: buy more land; purehane
equipment or live stock: rrovlde
buildings for your farm: or for any
other purpose? Then write direct
to us We make loans on ranch and
farm lands at 6 per cent under an
amorlUntlon r'an only. Amortisa
tion means to "kill off." thus: A sum
of $1000 borrowed at 6 per cnt
would be paid ;ff In 33 years by
equal semi annual payments of $3S.
or annual pnyments of $70. each
pnwnunt Including the Interest and
part of the principal. No commis
sions. For particulars write or.
Terms Radio 7th
Wonder of Today
(International News Service.
GAINESVILLE, Ga., April 21.
The radiophonw is the seventh won
der of the modern world, Dr. II. J.
Ptarce, president of Brenau college
for women, told the world, in a mes
sage he broadcasted at the installa
tion of a radiophone in the college
recently, believed to be the first in
a woman's college.
The other six wonders of the mod
ern world, in tho order named, he
said, were the automobile, the aero
plane, the phonograph, the X-ray,
anaesthesia and radium.
Dr. Pierce contrasted what he
termed the seven wond'ers of the
modern world with the seven won
ders of the ancient world. "The sev
en ancient wonders, of which the
Iyramids is typical, consisted of
great masses of matter fashioned by
the hand of man," he said. "The sev
en modern wonders consist of rela
tively small masses of matter most
delicately adjusted.
"The wonders of tho ancient
world involved ponderous elements,
requiring great strength in their ad
justment; the wonders of the mod
ern world Involve the imponderable
ether and the air. requiring great
intelligence and delicacy of touch in
their adjustment.
"The ancient wonders were lo
tited at fixed points on the earth
and were the property of certain na
tions: the modern wonders are pro
duced anywhere and are the prop
erty of all people. s
"The ancient wonders were sub
ject to decay, and all except the
Pyramids have already disinte
grated. The modern wonders nre
eternal principles and time will only
add to their perfection and efficiency."
Friday night at Christian church.
"How Tom and Sally Went to Hell
From Itoseburg."
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Fullerton P. T. A. to
Give Box Social
ANNOUNCING.
Price Reduction on Recharging on all mak,
of Batteries.
6 Volt,
12 Volt
$125
'Thru Service we Grow"
Auto Electric
H. L. BOUCOCK
PHONE 136
Prosperity Week
Dates Are Set
tation MM
Frldny at 7:30 p. m. the Fuller
ton V. T. A. will hold its postponed
monthly business meeting, at which
time the following interesting pro
gram will be given:
Piano solo, Ilertha Kohlhagen.
Contralto solo. Miss Harriet llalde
mnn. Reading. Mrs. Ashcrntt.
Soprano solo, Mrs. Win. Illnify.
"What. Why and How Students
Should Read." by Miss Rose Parrot t.
Musical selections, Tho Itoss En
tertainers. In nn ndjolnlng room the Fuller
ton Juniors will hold a box social at
the same hour. Much Interest In
this Is b'ing shown by tho young
people and an enjoyable time is ex
pected under the supervision of Mrs.
Louis Kohlhagen and Mr. Foster
Hutner.
Governor Ben W. Oleott has issu
ed a proclamation designating tho
week of May 15 to 21 as Prosperity
Week nnd usking the people of Ore
gon to observe it as such. This Is
an endorsement of tho effort of Port
land lodge of Elks to arouse the peo
ple of the Cnited States to the neces
sity of one big conceited move to
bring back prosperity to the nation.
Portland will observe the week by a
festival and golden jubilee, pageants,
parades, together with the laying of
the cornerstone of the Elks new $1,
000. 000 temple to he the features.
Tho proclamation follows:
Salem, April 13, 19J2.
To the People of Oregon:
.Peace, progress and prosperity
constitute the goal for the biggest
pageant on earth to he staged May
li to, 21 by Portland lodge, 112,
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks. This proposed pageant re
volves around the laying the corner
stone by that lodge of Its new mil
lion dollar temple In Portland.
"Elks' Prosperity Week" promises
to do Its fair share In assisting to
make the year of 1922 a big year for
agriculture, builness and Industry of
eveTy kind. The order of Elks be
lieves In making the world a happi
er, better and more prosperous place,
and by injecting some of their psy
jhology Into Jthla Jveck it should
havo a prominent part in bringing j
about the desired results. !
I trust the peoplo throughout the
state will cooperate with the Elks of
Portland In making their pageant a
big success. It is the hope of the
Portland Elks that their movement
may be part and parrel of the wave
of prosperity that is bound to come
In the near future May that .hop"
come true.
Respectfully.
11 KN W. OLCOTT.
Governor.
ti:ill'KAII!t Ttoseburir Itebekah
I.odi; So. 41. T. O. O. mettrt In
('dd Fellows Temple every w-ek on
Tuesday evening. Visiting mee-bera
In good stunding are Invited I. at
tend. PT'Strc .TrKS"?, N. O.
KVA I.UNOX. Secv.
KTIIKI, HAILEV. Fin. Picy.
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hall on Ji o s A oe J
Ktl it
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Holds tile 1 r regular neiettnir on
1st and aid Thurs. lays In each month.
All sojourning brothers und Minteri!
rrt rejpi'ctfullv Invited to a'tend.
M!!S. KLIZAI'.KTH Hl'KYAM. YV. M.
FKF.i: IOII.NSdN. Sn-r-tary. '
U. II. A. O. T. M. ztosoTjurg Review
N. II hold regular meetings on sc
oi.d Tlmrbday nt 2 p. m. und fourtn
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Visiting Hislt-n
Invited to nt'end reviews. iaceutee
Hall, Pine ni rl Cnss street.
ItlM.I.K STFT'llKNSON, Cora.
JESS1K RAI'I'. Col.
4tu ilonfiaT eve
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good staiiuins i.e '
A.J. HO!
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i:ii:iiikiiis or nnoiiciitpi T.iiac
circle No. 4'J. meets on 1st ami 3 id
V. .day evenings In Moose, hall. Vlsll
ins neight ors invited to attend.
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lkona McDonald, cieik.
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attend. ,ft.rr
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day evening!. '"t
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NO JOB Too Small or Too Large
Plumbing;
AND
Heating:
SCOTT BROS
Phone 407 Main and Oak I
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Savings and l.onn Affoclation, Is at
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thk v.i i mr hki:ht Aon ir.
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tress, in advertised pa.i:ii!"i- .- . if ;
ins? and shave with ;.n atlvi-rti- j,,-.
soap, put on advertised l,mk;rA f , ,-, ! ,:t d
R-artcrs. shirt, collar, suit and
iiis breakfast of nlvcrtised ,,:ia',:f 'a,vt-;
breakfast f.otls and coi:oe. rr..
lnents in the morning rape- .Jfl c
an advertised hat. li.cV-t a:' '' ,'n n,;
drives t his place ot 1":"" :,v -a.!-.'
auto and then Ins t!,e M 11
inr tlocsn't pay
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