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R0SE3URG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, MARCH 1S. HPS. "f DON'T FAIL TO HEAR I PPfFl W f(MT IK r) OF BOSTON LjJ At Amity, lig0, Mar. 13 ' At Eight o'Clock P. M. . What America FREE LECTURE I Means Everybody Welcome Admission Free No Collection to n I j I Mr. Collins Brings a Message of Paramount Importance to All Citizens I Under the Auspices of the Knights of Columbus 1 COME-BACK BrHEDbA HOYT in Editor of the United Press I ntl er the United rm.1 ! T0RK. N. Y.. March. 12. I IT. fTb ptrasol will assume an im-' role m the summer fashion pL For the past few years worn-1 " orated the Run s rnys in ! 0 retting A fashionable nun. i t they have found that the one burnt becomes coarse and rrouires months nf hleach-! fore it regains its original tex- wniteness. N Beach fashions nreillrt the f tot spring and summer at the DO YOU KNOW That Miller & Buell have moved to the Radio Barber Shop Cass Street? a, r- -j (Huamis incir ai c i f from this year from fluffy PfO taffetas to cretonnes and cottons parasols of every shade and materinl and for p conceivable occasion. cretonnes and India prints for beach use. While these are In expensive they are very effective. Then, there i are the flowered taffetas in pretty soft i colors and hantfpatnted taffetas, which are just as popular for beach use and 1 Palra B dei OfTen parasols have top. of one kit i nim ' ,. color and mines of another. A French C:' ?'" f Parasols there are , ,mnnrt nf avv hI,. ,, mhrnil,. . ered In medal ions In red and gold has ' a lining of red China silk. Tiny (fold braid outlines the border of the para-, sol corresponding with the gold used Epre are ihA . , , ! in tne moaauions wniru are piureu ne- 7.h -:. ,,p9 add P-in Wades such as mountain . LJ.' .-,, ,'.,. .i. K m nfed rh'd,h domehapes .re lovely with the fso. I what costlv in tne snops one can pur- Batiici D.....I. I chase a rlain taffeta parasol and n :ar.o,bin, !",!, h..ii,.j 'additional vard or so of taffeta of the 5 "irhTlv veT'the' S i h"" nd ' V"y eaRi,y- i nthers are very popular since Mak Yo'jr 0wn- I ".. rrsze is on. These are I Cnt the msterial in sirins lour 'er ID black and wliKa ihan thA i lni.hM wlflo frnv one ede about half , '3 the more CTtravaront Imiu an tnrh and ffather the Other and SeW I r"'"' 'he printed effects are the1 by hand with liny sitobe to the para-; sol starting at the small end. Tho frayed edge m.-kes a pretty fki.'.'y finish for the ruffle. Thi n too over lap ono ruffle over the other so that the stitches do not show and finish about the point with a shirred puff of taffeta. Five ruffles should be ample. The present craze for the gingham hnthing suit brinus the vocue fur the rlnrhnm parasol, which is decidedly youthful tttid fiatterlnc Voodf n handler ere tired on mot of the parasols this season ami often they have bunch" of carved fruit painted in natural colors. Among the .noveltv handles are the French doll heeds of wood, painted in colors and with hair of yellow wool. Carved dor: heads are popular handles on parasols for sports wear. Paint Your Own. Recently I stopped In an art shop and saw plrls painting parasol hnndles In brilliant colors and sewing braids -f dlferent shades about the borders of tisrssols. A prrasol of navy blue had a brilliant red handle and a b-rd-er of narrow braid placed one after the other In shades of red, gold and French blue. Women who are handv with the paint hnih nrd the needle can turn an ordinary apnearing sunshade into a thing of beauty. KUXTICI) TO POSITION t OFFICIAL FILINGS : Compiled by Douglas Abstract Co.) fi2fin. Chnttle Mtg. Jack Satnn- sel to K. n. Hooks, $150.00. X Cut; Oregon. He becomes the offlclnl Dev. W. S. Gordon of the First Methodist church was recently elected Life Service Secretary for the Methodist church of Wood Faw. G2C14. W. O. E. V.. Pent to Davenport, S4 I 3!l'i. 1 10.00. W. D. the Kpworth League Institute OREQON WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW I advisor for the young people ; concerning nil forms of rell O glous work. He will have Ilenrir Andrle to ! r,"r!fi of 'his department at which will he held at Cottnge ! Grove during the last week In 10 j July. Most of the o'her work will be done hy correspondence. F. I.. Davenport, (1.00. Fame as j 62614. r.261fi. Mte. Ti. F. Ca'dwe'.l B. J. .Tones. $r.00.00. ! f2017. Assignment T oil leases. I 84 D 394. Carrie It. Yokrm to .1. W. I 1'crWns. 110.00. 81 I) 197. SI D 82. 82 D 303. 5261 8. W. D. nmma A. I.ithmann I convert them Into airplane carriers, to J. D. riratighton. 84 1) 3:ir. fin-, with super-equipment of every sort. 00. Lots 3. 4. I'M;. 8 I-mp. l'ark Add. j Kucll f ,np t,rU.ra u , bl, j,r0 lint'Hllvf r1"! I I ' I III I 1 tl-W. j f F. Mhc IionnM. ?10 0D. oin 1 2. 3 MRS. BUTLER'S ACHES AND PAINS Vanished After Using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 4. Mk. 2. Harnkes suli division, Frultvnle. 52R20 'tf. Flora TicOeia'd to 5. ,L .tones, 3! M 27!. (500 00. Same as 621-19. B2621 W. n. "irv . Virtln to H. Andrle. 84 " 3lr. (10 00. long with a bat:i of 105 feet. The imp r stirfice of each hoat will "e fashlcced Into a long flnt In" leg p'-iform for suplaties. The smokrstarks will look . like three larks widened and flattened Into one an 1 will he crowd"d to the star board "Ide of the shin to allow room for the ensv landing and Ink FOR SALE I 7 a One of the finest homes in RoscHurg. Modern, np-to- date. Cement basement. Electric Range. Paved 5 Clr -I A v-iuc in. r. 'ew bungalow, just finished. Everything complete. A Bargain. In good residence district. j lllll!i)fVi!llil I" . : ' J I Villi -zZ r. l 9. I Hit. 6 II ' ' . : I i r 'oom house. Furnished. Range, stove, carpets, and d u nousehold turniture. Kents at per moiim. r Price $2,000. fA a HELBIG i ftone 262 iini Wt Cass Street 2 . 9 W Philadelphia. Pa. "When I cleaneil house last April I must have overlifted. tor alter that 1 had pains and aches all the time ana was so discouraged. I could hardly do my own housework, and I could not carry a has- .tetof groceries from i ill tho store nor walk J'llcven four or five . . . .kMlllsnuareswithout get- - 'ui ' ... . . t N ting terrible pains in my pars ano aooo- i men and lower limbs. ' I went to visit a friend in Mt. Holly, N. J., and she said, 'Mrs. Entlr. why don't von take Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound?' My husband said that if it did her so much good for the same trouble. I should try it. So I have taken it and it is doing me rood. Whenever I feel heavy or bad. It puts me right on try feet agnin. I am able to do my work with pleasure and am getting strong and stout. I still tike the Vegetable Compound and Liver 1111s, and am using Lydia K- Pinkhnm's Sanative Wsh."-.Mrs. Chari.es lar LtR.lltH S.Hanson St.,W Phiia.. Pa. Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lvnn. Mass.. ft a free ropy of Lydia Pinkham's Private Text Luok upun " AilmecU cf Women." elvn T Itud-o-,. flO 00. , mother. R2fi2". VfT. V,. T'hH-op ! i oraK ra"iimo mr mrp'innii anir ' Orc"'oi ?,0 M 2"1. 2oT f.ft. San1 j mncMnp nht pn fr thi'ir iin kwp nd q .'' , " r pair nhnpn will h b-lovr drks. I p. o p o " rf n In", of I'atlul 'Y J VlT,n plurcil n copimlFsfon, tli two 7Arh I'anV ' ar" o. jrarilern will b ro'-iTitnatlon hangars, I ' 5'r".' V. ') T- K'''lHiiirI'r to j machine tthnpg and land'iiK fleldi. ' . V Vhlt" "o'-.oo. . Thp BPHf il thy will In nbl to at- ! ' ri2fi"f M"". !."r" V.. WbHo to lain Ik Int.'nd! to permit tli.Mii to T l"t H. Rl'irrli, M 2S0. Sitiip as koi p ahf-a-l of i pnomy tattp:hlp 1 roros . nnd to rtortc InrDirtocs ffrd from ,"r('o- yt" I inr r WhUo. to nmy d!troy m and pulmarlnf. ' V V KU'Hmrl r. 3: M 2 srs. $ JOOO.- j Tlr lr ni;Jn('8 wIM lt capabli of do- oo p"fr a r. ', 2 vrl opinx ISO. ooo horppowfr ' roo ite r- q if-!iio to ! throuich four ltftrl"nll V driven iMip. v- "ip't, & Ho . S -Ti; Nat. j shafts. Tho carrf- rn will bo abl to Inn'- t'1 r' i d-vlnp a npd of ;.3 knots an honr f-rr-t. I about .10 irttlti d'plte th fart fr, rf -vr-- i-jthat each thlp will wi-lh mor than x m Mil ' ?-i1th. - " . r 'A .l.V'M.u IOI1B p. M'-:;:'''-f ( , i ! TV P Me' VS. t -r.oe'-a.vd Vir r"'. for c m- te line rf e'lt pccess,,rl s. C. S. !" l! I CAVDFN', V T"'o f;i 3 :t VT'IPS The superiority of the ships will ; be increased hy the completeness of I the rndio I'lMnlln'lon, the elevators I for lifting aircraft to and from the decks, cranes for hoisting heavlet . reeonnoiaanre planes and their man ! euvrabllity In a heavy sea. I The two carriers wlli.Je coniplet- d within two years. te Mnreh 1 1 it'nl- -ori'-s - the 'nrk o li r I sr.. nv i-'d r nr-irt,r' :h'n b-i'M'T" -"-d- t'iM.r SMp-ard-. ort t-i-t'-- f' fA pi rir. ri'-rs ? r f 1"ve t n l-"1tle ri-i-r , .w.-s a-d '---ton (.ii' i'l"n i' the ni"; wtii r ?lie r-n Cuif'-ri-ic jir'-vn'-'d Ihlt Price pMrmmi s-'t '"'' hoe-'-V'T l;-t--f. r '. with .--.--it o t'-e i1 of a rl.it nn- Vd' - rtnt'ier tlifn waste the - eni wot'I. f '-i 'ii -!! r n' -t ! 'hnt Vad s'r.-d- cf Ihu C. A. Ixickwood Motor Co. for com plete line of auto accessories. o SPECIAL SALE OF BEAD NECKLACES ANO BEAD BAGS Fine bead hags with either metal frames or crochet tops. B'-autlful pat terns and colors, KSc each at ( errs. These bags have sold from 12 to tlO. We secured a limited number for this big sp-clnl. Also a wonderful line of h"nd n- klares now on sale. Kiiby, te, emerald, sapihlre etc. long strings, all wlh pendsn's and tassels. Carres spe rial si ie each. "VO!.' I.L UK Bl'll- r n- 1 to the e rnfiin I'KISKD" Other slrlnrs at 4t, 1J, and shipi. It was ditermlned to jc eaih. See them In our window. Albany wood products company here tukes entlro output Sweethome sawmill. Seariile Uridge to be erected across the Necanlcum river. Wallowa 16 room hotel resort and 25 otuiges to be built on I.uke Wallowa. Astoria to have 1175.000 hospital. La (ininde plans $200,000 paving and sidewalk imprcveinents for PJ23. t'oqullle 125,000 subscribed to re build the old iiaxler hotel. Eugene co-operative fruit growers association to build addition to can nery. Cannon Iluach to have 175,000 nutn torlum, and many new cottages. Ilend planning (125,000 street Im provements. I'nhin Pacific payrolls at Pendleton average 147.000 a month. One hundred and Ihlrly-eUht mills reporting to West Coast Lumbermen's Association for the week ending March 3rd, manufactured 109.233.83 feet of lumber: sold 101,650,028 feet; and shipped ll(i.OKi).2!)2 feet. Winchester power plant to he doubled In rapacity. Cost 2oo,0oo. Monmouth reoiilrea f0 new homes ns the normal school city. 1 Chain of tourist hotels proposed by j Portland capitalists. I Klamath Falls 8. P. Co. promises! early construction of Natron Cutoff. City of Portland to sell 3,000 lots , for delinquent tales. ! Astoria to have brick plant, capacity ' C5.000 per day. Itoseburg cannery pays 8 per cent , dividend. Ui-nd Contractor to begin building 60 new houses. ; Ht. Helens Lumber Co. Increases wages 8 per cent. j Ijine Countv cuts men working their tractors to tlO per dav. I Hcod Illver box factory doubling Its capacity. j flood indications of oil have been foend In Jackson county. ' Kurene II. of o. erecting arts and ' journalism building. Forest service offers 800.000.000 ft,1 timber In Malheur forest. No bidders, j Albany Houthern Pacific pavroll -amounts to $40.mio a month at sb-ips i here. I Portland $26,000 apartment house to go up on llroadway. Vernonln Ilapiista building new: church. Iteedsport has now lleht plant. Oregon now has 21.608 miles more or less Improved roads. Astoria starts wotk of repairing ' sewers in fire district. Salem-Contract Ih for $10,000 gu-, rare building. '"oouille to have new $2Vnf0 hotel. Kurene Il'impton building to be re modeled at cnt of $125,000 I Heaalde Masons to build $15,600 borne. j Newport gets modern steam laun-l drv. 1 I -a Grande plans to spend $200,000 j on municipal linerovem-nts. Hermlston 4"0 to 500 men to h' employed on McKay reservoir this I summer. j Lugene cannery building $l,00 ad j dltlon. Moseburg Sulherlln valley to have 60,000 ft. per day capacity sawmill. 24 mile road between llliichly and Rulnrock to be graded and macada mized. Portland Modern $50,000 theater to go up at K. t&tli and Foster road. Fugeue flnptlsts to build $16,000 church, SI. Helens shipyard secures con tract fur roasting vessel. ' Corvallls Mountain Slates Tel. Co. starts const ruction new home. Kainler gets new bakery. Vernon la votes $15,ooo school build Ing. Industrial News-Uureau. $50 REWARD! The Pmpqua Sheep and goat pro tective association will pay fifty dol lars reward and no questions to nnv one Hint will return lid Mosler'a dog known as "Old Wig." H. O. LKHMI'M. PreHlhtit. o ' C. A. Iockwood Motor Co. for com plete line nf auto accessories. KNOCKING WOOD FOR LUCK The phrase "knock wood? comes from an old Danish myth. Here Is the authentic origin: According to Danish tradition, whenever an eld Danish sea rnptnln was altout to start on a hing Journey In his wooden vessel he would tan on the side of his ship and stand silently by. It was a superstition that the elves of the forest would come out to bless his ship because It held millions of their kind in its timbers. Whatever the cause, Danish ships sub milted to tills quaint ritual seemed to acquire immunity from the perils of the sea. So the superstition became a custom. And the old idea has come down to modern times. That is why ono "knocks on wood" whenever he does not want his luck to desert him. Cleveland Plain Ih-aler. STOICH UPSET'f Get at the Real Cause -Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's t hat thousands of stomach uflrrrrs are doing, now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diifrition, they are attacking the fmt cause of tlie a:lmrnt clogged liver nd disordered bowels. Dr. Edwatds' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a southing, healing way. Wnen tiie liver aid bowels are pcr lurming tin ir r.;tur:.l functions, awav goes i!iijrsa;.i a;.J atomaih troubles. Havt yuu a bi J Lajj, coated tonrur, poof appi-u.-, a L.zy. o, n t-iarr feeling, no amottun or tnrrvy. trouble with uisiintid foc-i.? 'I.ifcr Olive Tablets tne suu;titute I. r ca' imcl. r.r. Ktls.itlj' (livc Tablet are a pun ly v.y t.i ii- c ,n i:id nun d with Kl- 1AI 'ii kdosr :u ru l,v tlit-r ol.ve c.i r. Tr .-.- :'.o (ne wtrti W.ihout gnpi'i, crami. . . - :i. Tsar fi it t ,l le v. 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