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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURO NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1821. PAGE FIVE ip One Bran ?is AIL Benefit I IF RE'S just the right proportion of "roughage" P Post's Bran Flakes to promote healthful in r" - it.it that isn i an. If From the instant you taste the appetizing flavor km g" ri!lt to wor) or J0ur ,mPrved health 5!j principal content of Post's Bran Flakes is Lft bran made non-irritqting by special process F W ith the bran are retained other valuable por- of tin. vht-at, rtcn in nutriment, including mineral bents anJ vitamin-li. Li- ilih and appetite this daily treat. Order Jl)AV, from your grocer, and tysure it's POST S. fotvymMlikBranl WHEAT A wativi rooo UADV TO SAT city election is railed for November lr.ih for of vuiinK tuiilous sums .. credit of Hie city ot i. the tiutherlin Stu:. ifsue of the Bancroft - shich mature January not been paiii in foreclosed, the same as a mortgage is t foreclosed, the judgment taken against Iho city for the sum due. In j that event the courts will order the sums collected at next tax paying ; period in a lump sum. thus making burdensome the payment Ihereof. A sample ballot for this election will be found on page four of The Sun today. DON'T FORGET Jackson St., Bell Sisters Bids. TESTS BEING MADE 61 Yoa owe those friends a photo. A good photo is tne heist X 111:13 gift you tan make, and the most appreciated. full! Make an appointment now with Clari t-s of the different tracts; and Clark at the ltoseburg Studio. Vi r the bond insue. ;r.iiccl the credit of the uecome necessary to re ;:ie by paying the unpaid .11; also providing money delinquent taxes on the ihat have not been paid, :.iinis title to the iiame. kineni bonds which will are n'.KiM.eO: interest tlj is J:'9o.02. To pay do- - tin ceiiain lots, whicu nil! assume title to, ! "(ie.r.i certain city war :jlilace the city's financ sasis $;ix".2.15; interest Total amount n.-c- i.03. ouncil proposes to issue "cent bonds, to retire It -iin.-s and, at the same tie a t'irking fund, that r re payment of the prin : maturity. e-.-ential, that the vot i.v sli:'.ll ratify the action il and Hid. in everv wav. fc tte credit of the city of It': rejection, by the votetis die plans of the city Iiiukrelt bondti will be )ur Dininsr Rooms Are Cozy f'thing We Serve the Bt-st m m E T Ex-Service Man on Way to Roieburg Celebration Runs Into Auto Driven by City School Superintendent. Howard Martin of GlcndaW was quite seriously Injured yeileiday ; morning at 11 o'clock when the mo-J torcycle on which he was riding crashed Into an automobile driven by M. S. Ilamm of this city. The acci dent occurred at the ton of the ' Sti phens street cut on the Pacific highway where Main street cuts into the hlyhway. Fortunately neither of the machines were traveling rapidly and the result was that nobody was fatally hurt. Mr. Martin was thrown from his machine into the side ot the bank on the west side of the road and lit with the motorcycle on top of him. The car which Mr. Ilamm was driving was a large Willys-Knight and the Impact of the collision threw it across the pavement and Into the hank on the opposite side ot the highway from the motorcycle, dam aging the front end ot the machine considerably and shaking up the oc cupants. Martin was rushed to the Mercy hospital where he was put uuder the care of Dr. Sether. The doctor re ports that the injuries received are in all probability not fatal. Martin's back Is said to be severely twisi"d i and his head and face tut and bruis ed quite badly. Other Injuries about the body were also received by Mar tin hut otherwise there Is no danger ot his not living. Outside of the damage done the front end ot his car Mr. Ilamm got out of the accident very luckily. The car he was driving was a new ma chine and has been driven only a few weeks. The collision demolished the radiator and lights and did some dam age to the fender. .Mr. Muitiu iB an ex -service man and was on his way from (Herniate to attend the celebration here. Ills mo torcycle was not damaged to any ex tent outside of nlli'.ht damage tif the front fork and the tuil light. In spite of the fact that he collided with a heavier machine he did not receive as great u shock as would ordinarily have been the case. o2fter amghtin the cold Chrygiininomums fur nulo. Rigger, hi'tler and more of them. Come and e thcui. At The homo of II. li. Church CIS E.ist Comuittcial Ave. BEAUTIFUL WQOiKG at mm GLASS VouVe a motor , that starts RIGHT AWAY if RED CROWNS in the tank Vaporizes rapid V enc spark is ENOUGH fear lOO power. USE REDCOmVN for comfortable winter driving- Rev. Hilton Leaves Kev. c. H Hilton left yesterday af ternoon tor Sacramento where he will visit for a few days with bis son. Monroe, who Is employed b the S. 1'. company as a draughtsman in the sucrumeuto office. I SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION Itegular conclave of Ascalon Coiu- msndry No. 14, Tuesday evening. Nov. 13. 7:S0. Order of the Temple will be conferred, l.unch after work. OLIVF.ll I'KltRY COSHOW, III. NOTICE The Cornwell Maternity home at 9o: No. Jackson strtet has moved to 1118 Winchester street. We will continue business at our new location. BROCCOLI GROWERS. There w ill be a meeting of llroccoli growers at 2:00 o'clock next Wed ntuday afternoon, Nov. 14th 1H23. in our new warehouse at Kdenbower. Subjects: Seed for next year. We still have a limited amount of seed to be sold to growers, t'rates for the! coming crop. You should make a close 1 estimate of your crate requirement and place an order at once. If youi have not already done so. You are invited to be present at the meeting i :md Inspect the new building. I I'm-qua Valiey llroccoli Orowers. j C. K. Murks, President S. 1). C'ooley Secretary It. II. C. WOOP, Manager. Mrs. L. II. Moore who has been Sherman Clay & t'o's sales representa tive in Hoseburg for yeans has been compelled to give up our line on ac count of loosing lease on her store, . and w-e are now looking for new deal-' er. If you have floor space In your store or w ish to open up music store write me at once at 413 Court St., Salem and I will arrange to see you personally. II. L. Moore, field mgr. for Sherman Clay Co., Piano dept. When in Roseburg Hotel Umpqua ASTOUIA. Ore.. Nov. 13. H. P. Bain fi'om the I'nited Stales Pepart ntent ftt Agriculture in charge of Cranberry disease investigations on H e Pacific coast, has just made a shipment of fifty-three boxes to the Portland market. .These berries are picked from many mar.ihes under varied conditions, and a complete growing and spraying re cord has been kept for each separate box in the lot. The purncee of shipping the fruit to Portland is to have the fruit handled just us the cranberries shipped by the growers art handled. This Is the second season In which investigations of this kind have been conducted. Last year similar Investi gations were in the San Francisco market. The results of the first year's investigation Is according to Wm. S Schimptf, sales manager of the Pacific Cranberry Kxchaage. largely respon sible for the good keeping stock of fered by Pacific coast growers last year. Growers In general, are hopeful ol very good results from these "inveslf nations, and freely express their ap preciatlon of the work of the depart nient at the same time voicing thei: gratitude to the Ore-T"n eenators, C. S McNary and It. N. Stanfield. througl v. hose efforts these investigations an Ibeini; nini.e possible. N RAZE MA I F -c, 9 V E M A '' '' ' ' ' ' k I'liwi r- m v " : t r K in-l'v riifT. .t. h. l.ar J ' ' T-iripl.'S. -.1. . , 11 - -r;.. .1:1 ji.'alj 11... " '' 11 -' '""I re,,,,,. lhrfH. ruh,rw 1. 13. 1S20. ' 'i w i,;if vo-it ; ' r - . . 1 v ... fur My ' ' ' " ' 'I IV I:- If -.' . " ' ' ' ' ef yt..,t . -.r. u ituc . v' v ' 1 II lyr.m, - A.. 12. ' . ti .. :.e iinir . ; ' ir ,.f ,-,.. ' ' ' --t th , T mf- " . T J ,iiif h'tl-1t' r- -'- ; N Tirf.Mrtway WANTS TO HELP OTHER WOMEN Grateful for Health Restored by Lytlia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Chicago, 111.-" I am willing to write to any firl or woman who is sufTerinc had before 1 toon I.ydia E. Pinkham't 1 Vegetable Com pound. Ky oacK ai ire. nched. St) J could rot (jo alui mv houscworK, ana 1 haH other troubles from weakness. 1 was this way fct years, then mvsister in-law took the Vetr '. entnnnuni , jj : m In the time nnu recemmemieri it -- have heen takmR it and it has done won ders for me. 1 keep house and imjlM do lots of work besides. -Mrs. rlu.E. bEVClK, i-Tll ThomaJ bL, thicagu, lil. Women sufferinj? from female trou Lies causin? ha.'Ka. he. .irregularities pauia, larint;-down fcelinss and k .ess should take I-ydja K- Pinkham 1 Vegetable Conimur.d. Not ohry w th. woPthof this epleudid medicine show Lv such ca-vs as th-.s.t.ut for m arly fi.t; years this same sort of xpencn-e ha been reported hy tl. jusands of women Mrs. Sevcik is wiil'nc to write to am eirl or woman sufTer.nir from w tn.ul.les. and urj jrer iy questions the; may Ua Ui os r: iiiiiii Will! A took very baaullfiil home wedding placo Sunday at 2 o'clock at Looking Glass, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. anil Mrs. McCoy, when their daughter. Miss I.lna Flo ra McCov. became the bride of Mr. Creed Cranfill. Rev. C. II. Hilton of the Christian church of this city read the service, usine, the ring ceremony. A large number of friends and rela tives were in' attendance at the wed ding, and a number of beautiful pres ents were received. Immediately fol lowing the ceremony a dinner was served that all greatly enjoyed, the bride as usual cutting the wedding cake. Mr. Cranfill lives in Portland and the young people will at once go to that city where they will make their future home. o ATTENTION MOOSE On account of Armistice Hay cele bration on Monday, the regular meet ing of noeeburg Lodge No. 1037 L. O. 0. M. will be held on Tuesday eve ning. Large class for Initiation. Be present. DICTATOR o LOOKING t.l.XSS M:VS Let us demon strate to you the quality of our work, prompt ness of our ser vice and the economy of regu lar dry cleaning. STARTING l! with no secriflct TRY OUR WAY Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call f I LOCAL NEWS X Fuller brushes Tor Xmas. 302-It. Arundel, piano inner. Fbone 18B-L. Wntklns products, 120 W. Lane street. Orders d.dlvered. mono 177. Miss Vera Klore en'-rtnitied 'he T.-1,.. .t..u at liur t-nme nn I- rtilaV enln. November . The Hen lit t ainiess "ininii.11 1.1 . i i "'- was spent 111 music and playl i 9, Masonic Temple. Dr. Nerbaa. fciincn. At a late hour wetnien anil: buns were serv d to the gues's p ! ih hostess. Those present were, Misses Uernice 1,'oser. of Lilian!: Ar-I line Howard. Kave Morgan, Ku.ti Morgan. Kat!ienii. Jacol.y, itu'll When you want a good meal "c, try the Homo Hestaurant. for Spe-tilp Rodiey, Mildred Humphries, vera Klore.' Mrs. HanP'Tt. .Mrs. Klor". Mr. md Mrs. Wesley Meredith. Mr. Klore. Oscar Ilodley, Ivr Kricks-m. A11 irew .Incoliy. Meile Atis'ln of Hil- ard. Jacob ('line, John Montgomery. Irmand Tiionipson. Waldon Thomp lon and Harold Stromuuist. Mrs. A. li. Marsh who has boon Lloyd's Taxi tor easy rid'pg. rial rales on country trips. No less than fifty cer ts. Phone 44. AN" t-ir giiace inner tube w ill add a third to the In 1- of any lire. Made by the Paul Kuhh. r Co. H. C. Boyle. Glide Oregon, sales a, nt for Douglas coun-ty. Taylor's special treatments for female complica- ,,. ui pi lo p home mo nasi two i 1 alarm, higripi"'. wtks is improving Her moth. r. lions, dyspe..ui. pneumonia and h"nrt, Mrs Siuilh ot Hood Blver. Is wllh h' r'gctr and taneer. Have no known ',, present Kvervono wl.-hes Mrs.'etunl or aupete.-. In use forty jears. Marsh a speedy recovery. Taylor's Jtuecific Co., Itoseburg, Ore Mrs. Charles Hanport and unall gon. ion I'aul. or Minia i.aioar.i. vai.ior-i ola arrived at the home or her par-' nts. Mr. and Mrs. il. II. Klore. lip -! lav celling. Airs. Hanport p.-ets, nr hu-iuinii and eldest son. Fran-Is.! 11 a few v .eks. They will r. main mill alter the Ch.rl-tiuas holidays. I Mrs. T. I". Hi'ard cm. r'alipd h'-r ; iiiniU.y wtiool cia-i at tor ii.,;.i" on' Friday evening', Novemh. r T!' v. ning sp'nt In playing games md ro.i'ine wdnics. Th- sr liools are procn sring ricily tnder 'lie su p. r i ion of I'rof. nr Thompson, higu school i.-ainer. .11-s lora l.ar.eii. Interineillate tiaclnr;i tud Mi.-s l.r-la I'.aiagei, iirimary eae'or. 1!. -id's il.e r. guliir ii..-. s n the high f I'ool lh" pro,'.. or Is eat l iug t I" riilug 1: la! oookk.eji 11c. T1 M'ld' n U are expected 10 irailuaie In l i hruaiy. See Spark Plug and Barney Google In Our Window SPECIAL CUTLERY SALE Pocket Knives 75c Carving Sets $3.50 to $9.50 ParslowFuriiilurcCo. rtosebuM 111 N. Jackson Street Oregon p. T. A. WILL MEET A meeting of 'he Ilo Si Imk.I Par- nt Tcrhr i'l h" h' hi Tuesday ll ir Nol'- L'.'h at the lioe schts.l. " 11. it. siM;:.M.Ki.r., it.-s. ' Get Two Trial Boxes PAZO OINTMEST is a Guaran-t.-sl Kernel for all forms of Piles. Pay your diuisist $120 f. two boxes of I AO OI.VTMK.Nf. When y ii have ual the two boxes, if y iu are i.ot s.iti-l cd with the re . .nts ol.tainiJ, wu wiit Scrrl $1 'JO to your drufgist and reuit lorn to hand it to you. We prefer to handle this throu h tlio oue.t because his cus tomer.! am uMially his friends and will he honest wi:n him. ' FAHI MI.IHC1NE COPAV, M. LMif. Mo. Take No Risks We write any sort of accident or general Insurance. Talk to us about this thing today JOHN IS. I'LUKRY Insurance Agency Rooms 1 and 2 Roteburg Dank Bldg. Phone 181 Roseburg. Ore. IIAUTH'S TOGGERY HOME OF. QUALITY CLOTHES CLOTHING FAMOUS FOR STYLE r is 11, i nt HARMS 1 U ' A 1 The newest and best achievements of the world's most famous designers are here for your selection in suits, overcoats, hats, shoes and all men's furnishings. So varied is our assortment you can readily choose tho style most becoming to you, and most suited to your menus. There's a name you know for quality in every line of merchandise ive sell 1 28 N. Jackson Street i:i ;kk to iiavk iioti:l 1 Kt'GKNK, Nov. 13. Krectlon of a new and modern hotel for Kugeno at an approximate cost of $2-5, uuO. to he located at the southeast corner of Ninth avenue west and Olive street Is assured, according to the iiiiununcemeut of Harry Hutton fol lowing a meeting lust night at the chamber of commerce ot a group of local men who are financing the pro ject. A committee was named at the meeting to make a further investiga tion of the cust and a report will he turned In next week and Hu n active work on the excavation for the build- in will start,' Is the positive state ment of Mr, Hutton. who has been active in the promotion ot the plan here and will have the lease on tho new hostelry. A total of (200.000 has already been subscribed for the project and all the capital has been pledged by Kugeno men. Including one block of r.i).oo. The Committee that will invesllente the cost- figures Is com- I postM of itlchard Shore Smith, Frank X. Schnefers, Fred K. Chain!. sra aim O. It. (liilllinn, all of whom are fi nancially interested In the new build- I UK m hoatth Ksep hssHfc Fee! fi3 fcy eaStag Kal.cgg's Bran rskr.y! fonitipnllnn r.nd Ho toxie polr.on Jrgs thai ecnie from it not only lake the ontlit'.i:iiii nut of life making yon depresse d nnrl physically nml muitully sluit tint t'i'.v lusd jou into the mot dreaded of liuman dis used. "Vou ean nctuaiLv rid yourself of theso il.uigirn If vou v.!ll KAT KLI.LOtill'a liHA.N JiKtiL'LAItLYI at hast two tal.lc tpoonfuls daily; la t!:rouio cues Willi every nitnll Knllogg's Ilrn-.i U nature's most wonderful fatal. 3t il scientific-ally j.repand to niicvo suffering humanity fnuu cci'sli.ntiun and it will do that oa no other i'nod can I Pon't tako r elinnce of "getting awuy." with eon stipation IT WILL GET YOU I lon't ruin yriur health Willi pills anil cathartics tin y nra ns dniigcrous an conslipatiou n.if and give hut, tem porary rtiii-f, ut tho very lustl Whnt von should do fnr your family end for yuiuiuif Is to aim Kellogg 'a llrnn every day. in any one of several uttraclho ways, and uulit cunuiputiou ou hnvo ni-vr- feiiiriit It buforet AND YOU WILL VIM, bee a J JO lirllogg'j Is ALL P.jtASI In tlio first, place, KVilur:i 's Ilrar. il delicious in I'l nat-likn tlavor, add ing greatly to nay cercul with which it is used, E-t hiun us a ccrcul with hut milk, or mix it with lint cereal liefuro oervinit. Atwitlier method is to cook Krllogg's llraa with cereal. In each raso mid two tablesroonfuls of hrnn for each pennn. A popalar way i i to sprinkle brail on hut or cold ecrcnl. Mraa makes wonderful bakery prod ucts. Jtcci.es on every paekuge. Kellogg ' Uroii ia licrved in loodlnn hotels, nsitauraula oud clubj. It is Isold by ad liruevrs. CLOTHES ARE EXPENSIVE But Suits, Coats, Pleat ed Skirts, Silk Blouses, Dresses and Gloves. In fact your entire ward robe can be thoroughly cleaned, pressed and re paired lor a small part of the original cost. ROSEBURG CLEANERS Jim N. Jj k n Si IMionc 472