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B08EBUR0 NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1923. PACE SIX ClassifiedSertjj 1 ALL NEW AOS ON BArTT-O As a man eateth HOLD UP IMPORTANCE OP EDUCATION . rB 1 ESSAYS WRITTEfJ BY SCHOOL CHILDREPJ SO IS cra:t. nuts Mrs 1,'uiln bi.rg ye-ieril nnil vlsJIidL- y Knott In Itime. j .y aTh Tnmili Mifi'iinC j Willi H i. ii. la. Mr. I Knott i.i jr.. in .Mvrlli' Cre.k Royal Utah Coal . Dcnn-Gcrrctsen Co. 231 N. Main St. Phone 123 p Coing, Goirj and Gone! 9 S.iy, If oil want the high dollar fur your furniture mid other feu. Is that ou have for... Hale, bring 111. ill In the Auction ' House, .us X. Jackson. And I'li iise reineitllKT Illill HP gl ' W you tho money at your farm A M u.... .... ... .i.... .. A X a " "" """ A M Racfabaugh & Patterson .1 imj- r.,-.(;-.p. v 1 s i. ' .I..'! I I.', i .-.ii sufcjr Covrr N T Mf 4 traU.d , i Ir, , AM Ut I', ' J"J 1 n'r fir'. "k ' ii.tn.ili- l.,,.1,a1n!lrl,1..I..MfM1C,i. ..... , ;, -i Il J 1 , v.u.e. Liyi I i . ( .1.1 ... '" f " 1 K'- .... FCD COME TO THE BIG TURKEY SHOOT AT CANYONVILLE Saturday, November 24th Shoot All Day. Come. WHY WOMEN BUY at (he Silk Store All loin: . I loin, las ear in. r. hate! Is ef ! lUIMl V e to til- - lalilisli. Hie inuels vi Hi ih i. in .1. I'llMu il i .i 1 u .i; vup Line of VV.nter Verchand se Is Complete I. ABRAHAM K.?.t.:.:.:.t.t.t.t.t.:.t.t.w.t "ii.- -. .1 &M TI I INKIN1 moulds the mind and exercise develops t!ie body, but food supplies the materials for building mind and body. Crape-Nuts, made from wheat and malted bin ley, is a crisp, delicious cereal food, rich in wholesome nutriment. The important mineral elements of thegrain are readily available in this splendid food. The essential Yitamin-JJ is supplied in gener ous measure. The nutritious starches of the wheat and barley arc partially pre-digested by 20 hours' baking. Grape-Nuts with milk or cream is a com plete food. Its compact form makes a little go a long way. Sold by Qrocers Everywhere! "Tfiere's a Reason Mrs. X. A. Klet. lnT of KiiK'n; ar rived In this cjiy lust nlgnt. .Mrs I'leteher was called here, on account of Hi.. IIi.'hk of her nlere, Pearl Macklln. While In the city .Mrs Fletcher will l' with her daughter, Mi x iK'Ipha Fletcher. I SECOND-HAND V GOODS Bought and Sold K g g at & FURNITURE VJ g A j fe I No. 321 North Jackson Phone 26 Street ij K f I i .w.:i.i.ii.ii.:.i.&wi.t.tm.k v i therieii:lil ,le,.. .f Ii. iil:iM nnil "' lmrit athl p. ..pie , eiir I' i " in. ptompl and t -.ui-iiu tory for Rosrburg, Oregon YES, MADAME, We m.ike your Shoes Good ci New. It N a Hi: Sa inc to mi w r n r-ht. h. W. S. HOWARD Goodyear Shoe Rrtwrer 214 .V. Minn St rr LENOX COMPANy THE BODY BUILDER l LOCAL NEWS J 14 .Itlornt'y Hero O. S. lttown, (M.-nilal. attorney. Ik hii.'M.IIiik a niton lime In this city looking alter business mailers. Olt lllllllts A. J. -Cddes li ft last night for Portland where he will spend several days attending to business matters. On ltlllnc- Dr. A. F. S.-thiT left last nichl for rortland where he will spend a slior. time attending to business mat ters. Left Last Mglit Mrs. C. lla..'of flrecn left ':ic night for Ashlai.d v e. n- she will friends In that city. To California Mr. and Mrs. A. V. I!"nm and fam ily of elide left today for Han Ili.KO California, wh.ro they will ypend a iiiotuh or six weeks. Iji.IIiV Aid To Sl.vt The 1. miles' Aid society of the M. K. church will meet Thursday after- loiin at :'::!(! at the home of Mrs. J. K. .Mct'lintock, 31s east Cass street. Heturn Home Miss Acnes Pltchford and her mother. Mrs. V. M. Pt'chfnrd. return- d last night from .Salem and Port ami where they have been hpeiidiiig . lew days. Fnnii Ohio K.-vereiid and Mrs. (I, F. Spring f Toledo. Ohio, who spent a short lime In this ,-iiy left this moraine, for lliii'suiuir. California, when- they will spend several days visiting n it ti relatives. To California Mrs. S. Ancey anil daughters. (!a brial and Alice, left last night for Pasadena, California, where ihey will -pend seine linn, visiting with friends and relailves before rcturnin.1; to their home In Salem. Tliev have Help Kidneys By Drinking More Water Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralize Irri tating Acids TTiilnv aril 1t?iit.l,r : . lnM - .1... result irom acidity, say a noted an- I therity. The kidneys help tiller this acid from the l.!..wd and r$ it on to the biaihiri. ..lure it may remain to ' irritate and intlaiuc. causing a burning, I scaMing sensation, or setting up an irri- I tatien at the neck of the bladder, oblig- ing you to seek relief two or three I times during the night. -The sutlerer j . 1 un.ni. inc waur tasses sometimes with a scaMing sensation and verv prefu agaju, there u diili , cu.iv in veiun.g it. IM.uUKt weariness, mot folks call it hriMsci tlicy can't cmtrol uriiwitoti. J W inir it i cxtrcmolv annovitiR and ; soint'tttnrs very rvuTitiil. t!w!( is cftcn we of (lie moU siniple ailments to over conic. I'rciii lirinkiiiij lots of 50ft water, al-o pet alhMit four ounce of JaJ S.tltS 1 from yiMir iih.rm.ietst and take a tah!e 5Pniul tn a rViss of witcr before I'rr.ikf.ist. Contiru:e this for tvo or ' three i!is. 1 his will heTp neMtmlie t)ic aaN in the svtem so thev no loticrr art' a onrce of irritation to the bla.l!er ami urinary organs, which then act nor mal ai'iin. J itl S ilts is inexpensive, and is made f-t-n the aci ! 'f e- mcs and leni"n juice, cotrhinrd w ith hrlin. and is vn br thiMi-and-s of folks who are subject to urii ;try i!iordrrs canned by acid irri tation. Jad Salts causes no bad etTecti whatever. Here vou have a p?ei?ant, efTerves cent lithii water dnnk which mar rjtiK "ktv relieve yur blailcr irritation, a'l "U'.t have vonr phvieian exam ii.e your kidneys at least twice a year. This week fa bein observed In the schools of the eltv ami county as Kd u. aiioii Week, aiid m ial emphasis is beiiiK Kli''.u edueaiieiial tonsulera lion and discussion in the schools and In public gathcrim.'. l'uili the grade MhcHjIs have been asr-ed to write essays on the fulje't of educa tion and the best of the these have been selected from the different si IiooIh. The Xews Kevi. w In co operation with the school officials has agreed to publish these essays chosen as the best turned in by the students and will endeavor to pub lish two of these comiiositions euch day. Following aro two short articles written by the children whose names aro signed and who have been Judged to have written essavs which have ranked among the best: Why We Xtx-d a Si Ii.m.I Xuro Kvery public school needs, and lioulil have, a school nurse for numerous reasons, I shall name some of the reasons. One of the most Important is to prevent epi demics. Of all public places where an epidemic will spread rapidly is in a school room. The best way to prevent these epldenii.s Is to keep everything clean and sanitary. If the people realized the impor tance of a school nurse and the help she would give them and their child ren every school In America would huve a school nurse. The nurse visits the school month ly, or weekly, and In some places daily, which is a very good Idea. She examines the children, sees that there are no symptoms of any dis ease. She sees to It that the child ren keep clean and Banltary. She also gives them rules and advice as to how to keep well, not only in the school room but also in the home. Very often a child falls or In some breaks an arm. leg or wrist. If you have your school nurse you save the child much suffering and also you are saved the expense. The poorer children get medical treat ment they would not otherwise get. If the nurse finds symptoms of dis ease on a child she does all in her power to prevent its spread. The Titirso teaches the children hlngs that will help them all through life. She teaches them how to dress, sleep, eat, and exercise, and In work properly. To form hab its of cleaning your teeth at least twice a day and other necessary health habits. She also teaches them to be able to tell when symptoms of diseases aro shown and to go home and teach the rest of the fam ily to keep sanitary. To teach them thnt health is the greatest FOR SALE Ford coupe, 1923 model. In perfect condition In 4 every way. Driven a little more 4 than three thousand miles. Some 4 extras, including bost speedo- meter. Cheap for quick saie. in- ! quire nt Central (".arnpe. 4 ' I 01 Can save you $200 on a new 1!2.'! Ford coupe. (llenn H. Taylor Service Ojirage j i been spending the past few days In Uils cliy as the guest:: of Mrs. Ed Hoyer. Cet n oapon fur that dinner. Turn south first road beyond Kdenbower si hoot. P. K. Heaver, R. F. 1). No. 2. I 'nun Port land Thus. K. Cainphejl, state comniis t loner, of Portland, is In Iioseburg, attending to busin, ss affairs. In Court J. If Xapler. an attorney at Reeds port, is sp.ndin- several days in Uo-.biirg on business. Mr. .N'apler Is in court. Kftnnis lloiii(s- .Mrs. C. A. Hr.ii.cl. who has been sje tiding the past few days In Se attle returned to Iioseburg this . sl-",'," Men ' T. Winner :, clll of Porilan.1 cials. are sp. tiilir Iioseburg looking . Officials Here lie d J. II. MacOare 'tandard Oil offl-.- a few days in ifter business. (-( ,i ' ,,nii, . turri. ,hiof dotocttvo for rn tie company, and l; - r -. assistant, aro in spfiidii; Koveral days r bu-I inns. . ... Rose!, ie looking aft Nft Mr. broil eirv. I'mlay and Mrs. pt'Hdtnn h ft tod;' Ivoasloy who have liort timo tn this :r I.oa Anirolos nd pome time vis- .;nd rolativos. Mr. are from Canada. whon tli y will itiiii: with rri ml and Mrs. Run-In I'mni r.-rthuol Mr lvt.r returned thi mornini: from i-Mtland wherp sho h: !.'. n sp. ii.iiiu- Hi,. pAt,t ff.v Woeks ih li. r liuii:h:.r. tris. who n r. e. ivim- tn atmnii in tho Portland Sanitarium. To l,n Ancohi . Vr M Arl.u who han boon in Tonland for the past year loft ihi? morninc r,r h.-r t.ome in I .on An b'4. Mrs. Ari-ll spnt a nhort iim. in Kus ti boss. ur p ktleiulinp to buM- IL LIFE thing in the world. Slflltl.F.Y KXIOHT, fc-il, llenson School. School NeeiM of This 'oliin.lliill r In Koseburg there are four srhools the H. nson. Kose, Fullerton and the high school. The Hose and Hen son have about three hundred and fifty pupils. The Fullerton has about ninety purlin, the hl.';h school haa four hundred students. Some of the people in Rosetiurg have been badly frightened by re ports about the spreud of diphtheria In the schools. One of the most im portant needs of these schools Is a school nurse. During this llph: therla epidemic a nurse could have recognized symptoms of tho disease and sent such pupils home, thus pre venting the spread of the disease. There hould also be a physical tducation instructor who could visit the grade schools at least once a week and teach the hoys and girls how to keep themselves healthy. In all of the upper grades there should be a set of encyclopedias to help the pupils make reports and learn of the lives of great men and women. There should be' more drinking fountains for the hoys und girls. When the first bell rings all the boys rush to the basement to get a drink. If one of these boys hap pened to he a disease carrier he could spread it all through the school nnJ possibly cause an epi demic in the town. The schools should have a large central library besides the small one (n each room so that If a puoil wanted a book that was not in the room library he could get It there. A Junior high school Is one of the most important needs of this com munity. If we had a Junior high school there would he more room for the pupils in both the grades and the high school as it would take the seventh, eighth and freshman years from their respective buildings. All of the schools in Hoscburg are very crowded as is shown by so many pupils being transferred from one school to another. If the child ren keep co in I m; Into the schools at the rate they are now, it is evi dent that we will have to have a Junior high school soon. A boy or girl will get a better preparation for hleh Bchool. If we had all these things, Rose burg would then have one of the best school systems 4n the state. OWKN COHDOX. 7-A, Henson School. Relieves Rheumatism Musterole loosens up stiff joints and drives out pain. A clean, white oint ment, made with oil of mustard, it usually brings relief as soon as you start ' to rub it on. It does all the good work of the old fashioned mustard plaster, without the blister. Doctors and nurses often rec ommend its use. To Mothert: Musterole is now made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35 &65c in jars 8i tubes; hospital size, $3. II ii 1 1 il iwJM BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER DON'T FCGET You owa those friend a photo. A good photo ic the bost Xmas gift yor can make, and Ibe most nni.eeint.wl Intake an appointment now with ClarV anil e laric at me jtoseuurg studio, l.i. Jackson St., Dell Sisters Bldg. IT HAYS TO BUY our lumber of Ano" S. Frey and Sons. Salesman at orth Sid' Groce-v. n . HOLIDAY C.Vtns Order your iiomiav cards now. A beautiful enraved line to make your selection t.jm. Order? placed dur ing the next thirty days will not be billed before January 1, 1924. Don't delay. Call News-Review office. AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR Saga Tea and Sulphur Turn, Gray, Faded Hair Dark and Glassy Almost everyone knows that Satre Tea and Sulphur, properly compound- ' ed, bniiRt Kick the natural color and 1 lustre to the hair when faded, streaked ; or gray, cars aKo the onlv wav to get this mixture was to make it at ', home, which is mussy and troublesome i owadays we smi;.lv ask at any drug store tor "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. ou will g,t a large bob ; tie of this old-time rcci(ie improved bv the addition of other ingredients, a't very little co?t Kverybody uses this preinration now, because no one can Possibly tel that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and even- ,l,OU iJTP"' 5ponse cr c, hrush w ith it and draw this through your hair taking one small strand at a time - bv morning the gray hair disappears and ...er another applk-atmn J Vw hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and g!sy tni you look year, younc?. ' WANTED WANTLD Waltres teria. Koecburg Cafe- WANTKD Housekeeper. Two adults full Utirch. 374. WANTKI) 2nd hand single disc plow 1'bmie 37F1I. J. RJtoith. VVANTKI Turkeys. lurge ill small Phone 14 V 14- Hover Bros WAXTHI) Woman to work in private family. Midfllo aged or elderly pre ferred. Inquire Bit! Short St. MA N V A N T K I IMMKDI AT FX. YT Oeneral farm work. For particulars address K. S. Andernon, Oakland Oregon; AUlTllKSs) of Chester Zachary wanted Relative near Itoseburg. AiliJresH of brother of Jot.h Woodruff wanted W. C. Neff, Tiller, Ora, u A.vi'Uli Wood cutters. Good oiik timber, good ground on county road, G miles from Uosebur. Also stump, age for sale. N. L. Conn, Phone Cl'la, Iioseburg, Ore. T MISCELLANEOUS "f j : j WOOD sawing done. Phone 4al, I leer Creek Sales Stables. UAH OWMiu-uout lorgel lo Cull ZZ1 wben in need of autn parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOR RENT FOR KENT Furn Ishetl house. Phone 1F23. FOR ItKNT Small furnished house, also wood for fiale. Telephone FOR RENT Clean quiet houscke. 7 Ine rooms. C15 Mill St. 9jn tn..Vl - rtaleiy deposit boles. Rnseburc National Bank , FOR RKXT- n(U!;eepJngii pay ments and rooms. 216 So. Parroti St. FOR ItKNT Modern 5 room lu.use or. Pariitt St. Inquire nt 720 Winchcs ter St. FOR RENT K of P Lo.U-e Hall, Wednesday, Thursday, and Satur day evenings. Foil RF.XT FurTri.slied liousekecp in? rooms, downstairs. Also heated sleeping room. 31S W. Lane St. FOR SALE FOR SALE: UBed p.nyol piano ..ll She BSOl. Phono 1170. FOR SALE Fruit trees. Will have a car load, mainly prune trees, here pbnut the lath. Why not plant now. Will have some very fine trees. See R. L. Ellis at the yard or phone 27F3. IT NEEDS painting and some repairs but it has value. 5 room house, with bath. Lot 7.ri x 140 ft. Paved street. Sidewalk. Furniture Includ ed and it is good. Price $2:;r.n.(in. $1000 00 cash and balance $30.0u monthly wl;h interest nt 6 per cent. G. W. Youns & Son, Phone 417. U. S. Mineral Surveyor Civil Engineer G. G. Stewart, 248 No. Jackson Phone 87 Rugs Just Received Large Line of Corona Velvets 912 $47.50 27xr.t S3.25 Latent Patterns Chenille Axminster All Wool Rugs 9x12 ' S53.75 Beautiful designs , and excep tional quality. Tapestry and Wool Fiber Rugs Various Patterns, Colors and Sizes Parslow Furniture Co. Ill N. Jackson Street Rosebtins Oregon button breaking, fab ric wringing here ne ex tract the water by .centri fugal force. at 1,,.. ... '"wufci. ln-8A,:Er5i' J-lflO in. llier- FOR SAIn -Si 1 FOTt SMI "p change. ' B; " SAI.E-iTh inde PhaM r J-ft ' "' Pr lb. rL tract. Fred Fi. ST A. V. Hrf,t?AT K.. Oil KAI p-:--" el. Is r?.! vrsal driv. n-S i"U. 3 block Tt2 Jackson SL utlt- H2...0, lUo j' '! torktr. PCs I cream ef.nr tk.. " n'-w- Also 18 yd,. Jjj? leimh Phone :jh run hALh-Furji, room s.-ta, f,im ers, and evmtbjn,. t'ejeyAve. Wiil.JM I'rice JlMKliK) p, ... ' 1 . ...ttaiii e iiKe r3L C.n III. ... ."I.. '.uiie .it. FOR SALE-C,niiS-and ready to blu. Any color. Also so; eacn. r. ' Stilt"; Junction. a ROOM Hlirsr v On Smith c.-i- .tree! imnrm. v . l.n io.OO down injsi,, j ly payments viiii ( r eM. yuu wait im good location Wf asifi & Mon, pnone ill. MATE RNMs 1118 WinchettLh Mrs. Ulai Patients priviltfstiv own a HflH. 'S Mi 121 N. 5!ti!l Storage, Gas. M series. Solid u l Tires. Cant" NOTICE RAIIM McShane'l lw Up to to R0SEBURG BOOKP Fresh From tin hi Wo receive our (! . hinmentl INS the rciasters. A ps- .. i..,..i,( at oar to you will ill IB.1" vor and strenfts. w 35cand45epP' Why pay lw or a -nd throw it " Economy Croar, Phone m Winter v-a'0" ,i;;;..;,e rrt'TV C FLt Insurance At Rsows 1 Roseburl rnu
