ROSEBURO NEWS REVIEW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 13.
PAGl SIX
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RAX JO.SK. ( ul.. Fei. 1. Coop
erative marketing In not a novelty.
Cooperative purchasing la )ut com
ing In. Hut a new cooperative pur
chasing arrw im ut has Just been
consummated urj that l believed
to be unique.
Hert Parr.tt, milk Inpseclur for
Pun Jos. Iiaa loi his left arm.
lilily Kriiirboii, an oil haletman, lias
lost hia right, licit and hilly mi l
In a clothing store the other day.
each Intent un buying a pair of
gloves and throwing; on glove
away. They compared hands and
then made the unlu.ua agreement.
From now on Hert and Hilly will
tmv one pair of gloves, ul a tlin"
Hilly will luy the left one and Hert
will buy the right one.
A. S. FREY A SONS
Are ready to furnish all kinds of
rouxb and dressed lumber and tim
bers. Prices right. Phone 321.
WASIIINOTON, Jim. 31. From
the tine of the dromedary (n hlbl
cal timea to the awlftly flying uutl!
piano of today, the hUtory of Ihe
letter, aa a written means of com
munication between people, wn
traced by Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral V. Irving Glover In a speech
recently to postmasters and postal
employees In a postal conference
convention nt Wlnston-Sslem, N. ('.
"On the post offlro Job." he said,
"nothing can take the place of the
Individual. While In many a great
T Industries tho human equation Lai;
, . been reduced to a minimum, no one
;' i haa yet Invented uuy tliln a; to take
the place of a mail In the delivery
of letters. Today, as a hundred
, ' years ago, we are dependent on the
"i . nerve and tho sense of loyalty of a
human being for the puncluul de
livery of our mall regardless of the
' i weather and everything else.
"The history of Ihe postal serv-
I Ice goes back as far aa the sixth
' century, II. C, and may tin called
. the handmaid of civilization and
tracing It from the dispatch bearer
of the Assyrian and ftomnn times to
the airplane service of the present
day, the postal business has doubled
In the last decade while the num
ber of employees 1ms Increased only
nine ,or cent.
"The use of postage stumps Is
low so common and the mulling o!
' letters so general tint It seems a
If there never was a time when t h 1r
practice was unknown. Hut the
stump Itself I comparatively new.
while the sending of letters Is older
than Holomon.
I "The Honk of Esther In the Hllile
tells of how King Ahauerus. learn
ing from Queen Esther that Hainan
had ordered the death of all the
v Jews, commanded Mordecui to call
together the scribes and 'send let
ters to every province of tho king
dom forbidding the massacre. This
Is the verse thnt describes tho send
ing of the messengers.
"And he wrote In tho King Aha
aueriiB' name, and scaled It with the
King's ring; and sent li tters by post
on horseback, end riders on mules,
camels and young dromedaries. "
"The Ilomana, loo, ant their ht
, tera by mounted couriers. The
I courier carried tho message about
twenty miles when he would come
to a 'poata' where another messen
ger wua stationed with a fresh
horse. He, In turn,, would b" re
v lleved by still another courier. Thus
reluy after relay the letter waa aped
i on until nt last It arrived nt lis des-
lined 'posla.' meaning station or
, alopplng place, and from Hint won!
wo obtain tho word 'post' aa found
In postoffiro, postcard and many
similar words.
"In the times of Benjamin Frank
lin, ench letter was charged for by
the sheet Instead of by weight, and
also for the distance It was carried.
Ten cenla waa chnrged for one
sheet, 20 cents for two sheets; nn.l
so on. and for everv fifty mllei an
other fee was added. KtlVelopes
. i were not used In those days, the M
' ter simply being folded p and
aealed.
"And now we coire to Ihe stag
gering flgurea showing t;ie growth
LADIES
GLEE CLUB
of
Willamette University
in Concert at
High School
Auditorium
Monday, Feb. 5
8 P. M.
25c Admission 50c
Tickets on sale nt Ott's
Music Store
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into "Flu"
Rub on Good Old Mutlerola
That cold may turn into "Flu,"
Crippe or, even w. Pneumonia,
unless you take care of it at once.
Kub good old Musterole on the con
rrsjted parts and ace bo quickly it
brings relief.
Colds are merely congestion. Muv
teroie, made from pure oil of mustard,
camphor, mtMhol and other umple
ingredients, is a counter-irritant which
stimulate circulation and help break
up the cold.
As effective as the messy old mustard
plaster, it does the wurlt without the
blister.
Jutf rub It on with your finger-tips.
You will feel a warm tingle aa it enteri
the pores, then a cooling sensation that
brings welcome relief.
30c and 05c, in jars and tubes.
Better than m miutord plotter
of this great business. In every
single hour of the 24 there are
mailed 1,400.001) letters and In
every day of the 3HS of the year.
.1.1,600.000 letters slip Into the hot.
To carry this great volume of let
ters, there waa so'd fourteen billion
postage stamps, f,7 million speciul
delivery Mumps. Its million news
paper wruppeis, C2 million postage
due stamps used on short paid mall
matter and a billion postal cards
printed and sold, and all counted,
we used and sold IK billion units
during Ihe last fiscal year. And,
again, to carry this vast quantity of
mnll we operate a very large motor
truck service, having In operation
today 4,4:n motor vehicles, and then
In the carrying of this volume of
mail by raliroad it require 21.000
railway mall clerka who cover 215,
U00 miles dally."
DON'T WASTE MONEY.
It la a unique wav W. F. Chapman
has of selling Hyomcl, a guaranteed
treatment for catarrh. Money back
if it falls.
RED CROSS TO AID RE.
TURNING RHINE SOLDIERS
INDIANAPOUS, Ind., Feb. 1. The
American lied Cross haa informed
American legion national headquar
ters that It hna arranged to render
service to the men of the Army re
'urnlng from duty on tho Rhine and
'he dependent famlllea who follow
'hem. Special attention will be given
'o the wives and children, who have
become dependents of soldiers during
'heir service abroad. fieneral II. T.
Mien has advised Ihe War depart
ment flint there nre seventy-seven
sitih dependents, of whom fifty-seven
ire women and twenty children. Any
speclnl care needed In the matter of
housing and feeding will be nttended
to by the Fled Cross and special at
tention will be paid to the care and
feeding of children. '
WOHAU'SilEALTH
RESTORED
She Claim! Lyullt E. Pinldiam's
mj . p v. . .f lun autnori7ea attempt to out-uo tneir
Vegetable Lompouna i;iU It Alter; record of 35 hours, 18 minutes nnd fit-
Everything Else Failed ,f"'n "-con,'l ra,!,,!!',h"1l 1,1 , a lli-hl
over San Iilego, C alif., last fall.
Tho California record as not recog
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, " I feel that nlzed, ns efrielal American Aeronauti
lought to let you knowahout my case.l : cal Assoelniion representatives were
H was ailing and could
juareiy ao my nouse
i work and washing 1
waa so run-down,
just from havingune
child I took a lot of
I medicine and had
Ipound and I feel
wonderfully good
do everv-
thing that comet along, and we all take
your meuuine na a unic wnen we oon (
f.il luitt iui I mm th.ni.fMl f... u-K.
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tlieNegt taWo Compound has done for
llillltlMIMIIIIII'MI
Irt . ;.s
x v 5 I... ''. . V. yoi?i T'iT'worW. endut anee record, held by a I
r.. , .u, us mil-
ft'aukiw. iMeonsov
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Letters like ther tesiify to the vaue
of the Vegetable Compound. These
y-omen speak from he fullm-ss of their
nearis. jney aescrute ns correctly as
they can their conditions: First, those
symptom, that greeted them m.t con-
tjicumutly: and later thedppearance
,'rI?7',l"ncrr,,,:?
?"V, "r.
..,.. ' ""Bunts
.s...i.uuu,ut..ia,i, n-uii; VUIICU,
lUrXW TUP li;"rrv invn " '
IT V-Qi 1 ov w.F-Me.P. i cam. j 1 I'' QN 0:i" atxaiu owetwwo I '-'-- f i J VOUKCtO I't ?
$ A UFE'S J J( J j ; . . ) A2n.r, oo som U' VSW VAftMli
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Every Day They're Getting Younger
And Younger - These Kid Prodigies
', st. :'r..
i'w . - .
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Of. Swinging hEAB
pew" feOM THE RindS -
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mmiitw3m fill i ni
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'CHICAGO "Why, when Johnny Teas only year old he could say this and do that Re-:
Biomber hen mothers used to brag about their offspring in this fashion? .Not any mere.
Nowadays mother has to bo able to say "v. nun Johnny wua a week old he picked out 'Nearer My
God To Thee' with one finger on the piano," in order to cause any kind of a flutter at all.
To be precocious nowadays, an infant must be ready for "prep" school at one year "and collcgd
'at three. Witness the extremely early "take-off "- in life managed by Johnny Salvatore, left on
;the doorstep of a Minneapolis athletic director whun 12 days oIJ, at 10 months able to chin himself,
ttralk, talk and deliver a Oempscy punch on the jaw to any obnoxious baby-taiking aunties. . '
Going; him one better, Tedity Wright, Jr., also 10 months eld, chins the bar, walks on his hands,
trims eight somersaults in succession, swings head down from the rings, swims and floats. And Mias
Norma Loeb, a sub-deb of nine weeks, has been sitting alone for a month, walks With assistance; lookV
ou .in.Uie .eye like a paying tclierand takes setting-up, exercises I
FLYING RECORD OF
U. S. IS IN DANGER
DAYTON. O.. Keb. 1. America's
premier aviators are preparing to
smash tho world's endurancv record
tor Hying.
This month, weather permitting.
I T.leuts. John A. Maciteadv and Oakley
Kelley, will mount the veteran T-2 in
not present to observe and time the
1 flight.
1 Tn lri,, .,,nnlh Wo lh
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olflclal iibservers will be
"" 1, u"1' ""''T"',1,.',0, ?" nnnuu"-
doctors. Thtn I gavOi"" "L , ' ll "i "ere.
them all up and took i Huring the flip lit. the wings of the
I.ydia E. 1 inkham'a , T-2. th. same plane In v.hieh the fonn
Vege table Com-. er emliivance trial was made, will
carry electric lights to dislinenlsh it
from nnv oilur plane that niisht be
flvlni? nt tileht
I M.ielteadv and Kellc will wear el
tricallv wanned fit ing tog
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Thev uiil
- .
aiiernaie at tne suck.
, Tlilrty f..ur hours is the recognized
French pilot,
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I lnti.ml to Inta a ' . i n nnmi
vruh to Inst use ionter than St hours"
l.ieut. Marliendv hald. Samlwlchf
an,t hut coffee, nothing fancv.
i shortlv nfier their en.tnr,.ne ft., i,i
ov,,r Snn Diego MacRei.lv and Kellv
the niemontble flight nini t!.n
p,sn , ,,iana,M,lls In J7 hours ami
minutes. I, , , nnM,ceerfu
attempt at a nonstop transcontinental
reeortl
II J - 1 l ' - - 1 1 . ( ., v. , v : .
mm
If
r-' f
which ended with engine trouble. Tho 8,000,0C0 BIBLES PRINTED
flight was unprecedented for harrow EVERY YEAR IS REPORT
nig experiences In the air.
Doth pilots are determined, they CHirAfiO. Jan. 31 More th.-n
said, to "take another crack at thatccn.oiio.nni) nibles in nil languages
coast to coast thing.
llesides his other dislinetions. Mac
Ready also Is the holder of the world's
altitude record 4i,S00 feet aUaiiii-u(;(),..,, c. liuxron. ( bicago publisher
two years ago. vno presented this Interesting estl-
orricials at the field said the pro-n,at n, t!i- cenventien here of the
jected flight probably will be started Subscription Hook Publishers' Associ-
unannounccd, because of the uncer- ntion.
laiuiy of weather conditions. I ... , . , o M. nA r, n
1 j "Annroxitmtely R.Oefi.Ofin Tlibles are
. i rrinted in this countrv and Canada
More Men I nan Women Mrnuiiv." said Mr. n-ixton. "and 35,-
11 A niton WcW ! - "O'l.tno throughout the world. j
IiaVC cippenuicil.b -Assuming r.s approximately correct
Medical reports show men are more thit the erth contains l.rirtn.nno.OOO
subject to nppenilir itls although many i i'iabiiants, i is evident that all the
sudden cases occur among women. It MMis ever printed would punrly near
can be guarded against by prevent int: Iv hnlf the individuals of the globe
intestinal infection. 'Die intestinal v.M a cotiv a-d each of earth's 30n,.
nntisepric. Adler i ka, acts on HOTli a,i.. aco rnniilies with more than two
uppiT and lower bowel which miht : r-ini. s. There is, hoteever, ro way of
cause Infection. It brings out matter snew'.ntr ho-v nnnv rtlMca of the tiv
'ou never thought was in your pyntem . t,ml p-'nteil in histnrv are in existence
and which may have been poisoning trv'n- and the distribution of the
you for months. Adler-lka Is EX- scriptures, of cnu'-se. bas not been
,,,i,n i.'n.,ri,
1 ii.l.r.: I Tor gas on the stomach,
n
Terra Tlert.io T. TV... X'i:..i,
r. .
" nil t 1.1 v, 1 en
per Jar.
rail;an
l'nlierion
Tin
I!- tall Store.
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Hie r.-deral inrnmjs tax allows the
I following exempt l.vn: Single persmi.
-it or married pevs..n not living nUh
husband or wife.
J1.000: head nf n
family, or married person living wi'h
bte..:.a,l ..r ife. fJ.SOtl. unless tli
l'"'""u' M "f r' ""n. '
otto- orw i, ? -
' '' d.-;.. pdent ur.l. r the a.-.-
e,- n... ' ,of -;-:Tt-
i. . ' ""l r
" " r'rs woo suppous
, ' - . ms.ti i, one or more r. .1
iriVe been printed in the world since
- ,, i,,,!,,.. invented in the middle of
.,. fifteenth cenlurv. According to
enifnrm nmnnj- nntifins nrwl Irlhuo nt
men. i
' "There are rpo-e exnet statistics re-1
,. ,. ..... . .
nrrn; TOR olS'r'Dll'lon Of I'.lMCSIn
t'ie !".-!!r. States. In a nopulatlon o.
, ii-.aan.nnn. It is estimated bv rr. J. S.
, r.irr.nnue ot tne A'lierlenn Htble
rlrtv timt about 8n.oan.nafi people i
I'.iMes. This leaves ?-i.0.ift.onfi wj,c
not p'seos a eonv of the Rerititn
1 Klrhbride of the American Ilible Kn
own
ho do
P'sefS a eonv of the Rerintnren
ti n t.,t.l nr " Ann Aaa r..m. :u i-a'
0,.a have initios
"Th-se fienres do not reflect with
exaetness the religious situation. The
"Hc-m peonle are inheren.lv rc.l-
.in,-, Thmtch there are ?.Jl.oo.
f ,"il',' ' 1"Mes. I believe there
. 5" """vitlnals who at some time
:
: m t'-. Ir lives have not
- s-r.r i,.n or Win btv
tant
S'Tutt.Tr.'si
Your
rr
3l
that you want the most delicious
syrup at the lowest price when yon
order Karo. It is a great spread oa
bread for children. And there is
nothing better on pancakes, hot bis.
cuits, and for making gingerbread
There In n Knro frt every
p:il;ite nnd every meal;
1. CoUtu Syrup Blue Label Karo
2. Cryital White Vanilla Flavor
Red Label Karo
3. Square Can Green Label Karo
H'iih rure Maple Sugar
4:Imitalinn Maple Flavor
Orange Label Karo
Silling Ripnntatium
JobiuofwLiber -
Portland. Urt.
1
sj il VIJ AA vour grocef for redeefelde
AV IvllLrf or Coek IWk. or write toCam
Product rUfinins Co Dept. A. Argo, Illinois
LEGION OPPOSES TEXAS REDS
IiRECKENrtmCE, Tex., Feb. 1.
Principles of the 1. W. W. and Ihelr
alleged efforts to organlzo oil field
workers In this section, where they are
said to have about 600 members, were
condemned In resolutions adopted re
cently by the local American Legion
post.
Charging that the I. W. W.'s "are
masquerading under the guise of help
ing the working mnn by organization,
but their aims and purposes are con
trary to all we fought for," the post
pledged its assistance to city and
county officials in stamping out radl
ralism. The real purpose ot the orga
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
rvr. M. H.
hvslelan.
Pl.Yt.Kr rhlrner.
114 W I Jin. St.
"DEFORE you sign an appli
cation for life insurance
C.McElhinnytheOrcgonlifCmza
If the Rain Comes
through your top, stop at
Jones' Auto Top Shop
Sedan Curtains for Ford Touring
Cars
Winchester and N. Jackson Street
Phone 46S
SURVEYORS
Licensed Engineers
EPPSTEIN & STEWART
248 North Jackson
Phono !7
New Barber Shop
124 CASS STREET
We specialize lu nobbing
and Curling Hair
We do our work Just
as you want It
c. w. McAllister
Auction House
3:8 N. Jackson
Sale Every Saturday
at 2:30 p.m.
tlolh city, farm and stock tales
handled to yuor satisfaction.
Private sales daily.
.
Radabaugh & Patterson
GroQ
nows
(V. W 't -jiim,
nization was said by the LrJ
r set uo In place of ouw
Institutions a tyrannous,
Koetmneiit sinuiar louultfa
m
Your collars wlD
many trips to Ol'Hfc
dry after a trial, to
superb work pleawii
lengthens the life Hi
collars.
SEED
ARE
TESTED SEEDS
Good teed is the loo
tlon for a good crop
1923 catalog now roll
New crop seel
All Varietl
For Farm and Gtnisi
Try our
New Sweet Corn
New Table P
New Table Ban
New
"Nnrfcin Tomato
1 Large Packet EJ 1
Varieties (pot"
60c
c.c Mouse
ore i j " . n
Mickie VantsM
mi