ROSEbURO MFWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, DECEf'
BFR 10, 1923.
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PACE fclX
SAVE
on a New Suit
Mi 0. A. C.
CO
Forty-Two . Roseburg Boys
and Girls Registered at
State College.
BY BRlNm
rw mUc,WilcfeQf LOG! STUDENTS
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A ri. !i, fl.ivory oat breakfast in h.ilf the
time id cull. e! Quicker than i-gijs no
longer than plain toast!
Ak your groc er for QUICK QUAKER.
And enjoy a new delight.
Same i ili: nip oats as regular Quaker
Oats. lint cut hefore flaking, rolhd very
thin ami partly cooked smaller flakes
that cook taster, that's the only difference.
All that rare Quaker flavor. All the joy
of hot breakfasts quick.
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2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS
Now at Qrocers
QuiVk Quaker and Regular Quaker Oats,
(jet whichever you prefer.
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To I'ortliiml
Atmney (iiori;' N'euncr b'ft last
nbrht for I'oril.ind whore ho will
f pend :i tew diiys attending to busl
u : and will t Iii'll iro un to eastern
To California
.Mr. nml .Mm. If. If. Telford of
Iowa w ho have been upending a Bhort
time in Uns.liurK left this iiiorniiiK
for San l-'runclseo and Los Angeles.
On-Koii whore In- will upend several The Telfords are touriiiK the west
days. Mr. Nt-uner expects to be Rime and expect to spend iilniut lour
iihoui two weeks. months In the roust stntcs.
WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP
WRESTLING
MIKE YOKEL, of Salt Lake City
Linht Heavyweioht Champion of the World
AND
RALPH HAND, of Cottage Grove
At Cottage Grove Armory
Wednesday Evening, Dec 12
Two Fast Preliminaries. Championship Belt will be on display
CLEHsG SHOPS
An imporrant business transaction
A-as completed lit re today, when an
apriM'iwMit for consolidation was
Kin'd by the Host-burg ('lcanos and
Ihe Hailio Clianors. The two dry
rli-auiiiK establishments will bo op
erated in the future under the name
'( the Hoseburjt; Cleaners, an,
will be conducted at the place of
husiner-s now occupied by the Kose
hurK Cleaners, located one door
north of the Liberty Theatre. The
marhfnery and equipment of the Ra
dio Cleaners are being moved to the
new location today, and the consoli
dation of modern cleaning apparatus
will fctvt one of the best equipped
h-anlii.!? plants in the southern part
of the Htate.
The rhange which Is being made
Immediately, will enable the owners
of the business to ive muh better
service than In the past and will per
mit work to t carried on In a much
larger ?cule than heretofore.
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When Business Keeps
You Down Town
Brine in your friend or business
acquaintance and talk over problems
while you enjoy the luncheon hour.
You'll Like Our Service.
PALACE OF SWEETS
HOLD HIGH POSITIONS
Many Are Taking Places of
Honor in School and
Campus Activities !
Several in Band.
A. It.'
YES, MADAME,
We make your Shoes
Good as New.
It Is a Uig Saving to ynu to
liavtf us resole nr fix up your
worn shoes.
VV. S. HOWARD
Goodyear Shoe Repairer
214 X. Main St.. or
Kidder' Shoo Storo
The Uleh Taxpayers
Seeretary Motion's proposal to rut
Ineome tax rates all the way down
'he line, with .most of the savInK
to KinalMneoiue people, has reeoiu il
ed man to a rut In the higher In
emtio tax rales. It doesn't soeni ho
had to let the hlK fellows off easier
when the little fellows stand to taiu
about 70 percent of tlm benefit.
There are still those, however,
1 who maintain as a matter or prinel
eiple that tile lure iueoines .should
have no reduetiou. As one senator
puts the nrvument. "The rleh people
who pay these surtaxes ean afford to
pay t hem."
To this one newspaper editor Kives
the rather ohvious reply that "prob
ably i hey ran aliord it. but they do
not have to." Tax returns show
! that, as matters stand, the rieh are
, not paying those heavy surtaxes, but
putlini: their rapilal Into untaxable
investments. The higher their In
eome tax rate has heeti raited, the
less it lias hroui-'lit into the f,derai
, tivasim.
j Nothing, therefore Is likely to be
I lest ly ledueini; their rates, alonp
' Willi the rail's of the moderat-dy
i well-to-do. idd.'ed. it is not un
reasonaide to expert that lower sur
taxes tor the rich will hrin; in more
money, and at the same time bene
fit business, because it will briiii;
back into productive and taxable us,
eapital now Invested in neu-taxahb
bonds. .Albany Democrat.
HOLIDAY (A 'IDs,
(r,ler your , i, cards now. A
beautiful enciavc,-, to make youi
"lecilon f . jiii. order- pvic.'d dur
In th next thilly ilavs will not hi
hilled liefore ., .ic-iry . ) '.' '.' 4 Don't
d, !av Call N,'ws-)i u-w oll'too
GETTING READY
FOR. CHRISTMAS?
1 Kindreds of Buyers have always made this store
their headquarters for I loliday purchases, and in
our new quarters we are prepared to pive
Better Service Than Ever
Then, too, you have the satisfaction of knowing,
ns you select, just what each article costs, and the
price always meets your approval for its low level.
Buy Here and Save
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
H.ivc Musterole handy when a cold
starts. It lias all of the advantages of
grandmother's imtstard plaster 1 TI1
l l ' 1' the blister. You nisi apply it with
the timers. First you icel a watm tintle
as the healinj; ointtr.ei'.t vnetrates the
Iires, then funics a soolluiis, cvxUni;
sensuion and inuvk relief.
Made of pine oil of mustard and
other simple imrnxlients, Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
divtors. Try Musterole for bronchitis.
stn thnxit, slitf neek, r'unsv, rheu
matism, luniKii;,), croup, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, txnns and aches of
the kick or ioints, sore muscles, sprains,
bruises, chilblains, frosted fet t, colds of
tlie chest. It may prevent pneumonia
and "tlu."
ToMothtrt: Nfntterole it now
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for Children' Musterole
Soc and ivV. jars
and tubes.
(ny Chester Morgan.) '
ortKooN Auaicn.Ti RAi. coi.-
LKOi:. t'orvallis, Dec. HI. I Special)
More Koseburg Btud'-nts are al-tei.dir-r
OroKon Agriculti ral "colleRe
this year than ever before. Names
of 41' former students of Roseburg
hiith nchool and students now living
in Koseburt: are registered in vari
ous courses at the college. Uose
burg is gaining recognition from the
active part which these studenis are
taking in the campus affairs. Many,
aro now filling positions of import
ance and are tahln,' active part III
the' college politics, athletics and
other student activities.
George Spaur, a Junior and mem
ber of Theta Delta Nu fraternity, is
assistant business niauai-'er for the
OrauKe Owl, publicity manager for
the l-'orestry club, and is on the staff
of the Annual Cruise, annual publi
cation of the Korestry club. He is
also a member of the advertising
staff of the Heaver, the college an
nual, and is on the statf of the O. A.
I'. Daily Barometer. Spaur Is a
member of Hammer and Coffin, na-'
tional honorary fraternity.
Clifford Fields was recently ini
tiated Into Alpha Sigma I'M frater
nity. Fields Ib a sophomore in com
merce and plays clarinet in the O. A.
C. cadet band.
Maurice Newland is now assistant
night editor of the O. A. C. Daily
nitrometer, and Is publicity manager
for the O. A. C. cadet band. Newland
plays clarinet, having accompanied
the band to llolse, Ida., this rail. He
is a member of Theta Delta Nu fra
ternity and is working in connection
with the Greater O. A. C. committee.
Ilurton Hiittoii is a sophomore In
commerce. He is now on the barom
eter st-.iff and is secretary of the
college V. M. C. A. Hutton is a
member of Sigmu I'hl lOpsilon fra
ternity. LaVerne Ilawn, sophomore and
member of Delta Kappa fraternity,
belongs to the lUaver Knights, au
organization replacing the Vigilance
committee. He is also a member of
Ihe College Glee club.
Chester .Morgan, a member of Al
pha Sigma I'hl fraternity, is a soph
omore in commerce and plays trom
bone In the cadet band.
Dorothy Orcutt, a sophomore in
commerce, holds a position on the
Barometer staff and is a member of
Gamma l'hi Iteta sorority.
DorothyF.ddy, sophomore in home
economics, and Feme lieymers.
freshman In commerce, are both la
Gumma Phi Heta sorority.
I.oi in Hrltt, member of Sigma Phi
Kpsilon, and Junior in commerce, is
on the staff of the O. A. C. Dally
liaromeler.
Adelliert Young is a freshman In
pharmacy and is a pledge of Theta
Chi fraternity. He plays baritone in
the cadet band, and violin in the
college orchestra.
Glenn llritt. a Junior, is enrolled
in electrical engineering. He is on
Ihe photography staff of the Heaver
annual. Hi ill is a member of Theta
Delta Nu.
Hoy Patrick, s, nior In the school
of commerce, is a member of Theta
Chi fraternity, and plays in the cadet
band. He accompanied the bund on
lis trip to Hois,,. Ida., this fall.
Jeannette Hire is a sophomore In
commerce and is a member of Alpha
Ilho sorority.
HokIi Whipple is a freshman in
the school of commerce. He is try
ing out for the "rook" basketball
suuad. Whipple is pledged to Sigma
I hl Kpsilon.
Vera Mc.Millln. sophomore In com
merce, is a member of Delta Delta
Delta f orority.
Lewis Hrltt. sophomore in fhe
school of pharmacy, and Leo Hockley,
freshman in animal husbandry are
pledges of Th-ta Delta Nu.
Donald llelliwell is taking a course
in commerce, whi'e Cecil ilcKnight
is enrolled in for. stry. llelliwell is
a pledce of Dilta Kappa and Mr-Kni-ht
Is pledt-d to Lambda Chi
Alpha fratcrniiy. '
Conrad Hoyle. formerly of Rose-
MM &
"latAIlD
ONES!
IN
That J th r.:-i r
, si!i or our
just brine. m old
Overcoat r,A ...-n ,. " I
on any new Suit or Ow
store
Kuppenheimer
Keller.Heurflann.Th
and SheuermanOvercul,
Standard priced Suit. r ..... . .
from the world's most tamou lf 11
the J7.50 saving i8 CEXL'IXa
A NEW HAT
FOR $1 less;
SteJjjon, Crofut & Knapp ud .
grade Hats to choose from. An; a
Is worth a dollar on one of Uk
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OUR principal purpose In holding this un
usual event is to acquaint more Rose
burg people with the splendid quality of the
merchandise we carry to further establish
HARTH'S TOGGERY as THE home of
quality clothes.
OCR secondary purpose Is more philan
throplc. All of the old suits, overcoats
and hats which are coming into our hands
from all over the city and county will bo
delivered to organized charity for suitable
distribution.
128 N. JACKSON ST.
VvVU Give the Boj
$2.50
for Hi Oldest Sdt
Providing he buys one of oar di
Suits (most of them have 2 paini-ita
This makes it easy for the to s to.
au lui . in isiinas.
COME IN TOMORROW-
128 N. Jackson Sa
tMwiai
burg, is a senior in mining and is a
member of Tho-.a Ni l'hi fraternity.
v Howard Pyle. freshman in mining
engineering, Is a pledge of Sigma Chi
fraternity.
Virgil Sexton, a sophomore In the
school of forestry is a member of
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Other students now nttending O.
HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS
KONUON'S for Hendaehe, Deaf iwsn. Col J
In Unci. Dry K"t C.tarrh, Colili of.
II kinds. Doctors. Ucatiits. Nurses
recommend KONUON'S. 3U josrs doing
Rood. Ask tor sample iree.
Y$ii O0K p f inneapoli
'A. C. from Roseburg re Lee Con
j nelly, sophomore In mechanical en
gineering; Myrtle Dalff, Junior in
commerce; Hazel Dalff. sophomore
in commerce; Mabel Johnson, soph
omore In" home economies; Harry
Halff, Junior in commerce; jennat
Hardy, senior in home economics:
Helen Marburger, Junior In chemical
engineering; John Whitaker, soph
omore 111 mechanical engineering:
.-Iarnld Hnlff, freshman 111 chemical
engineering: Leslie Hutner, register
ed In commerce; Lois Cheadle, fresh
man In home economics; Constance
Hendrickson, freshman in home eco
nomics; F.ugene Morgan, freshman
in chemical engineering; Marian
Needham, freshman in home eco-
noniics; Esther Siib
home economics; n 3
man in &?ritul'm '
freshman in flraf "1
Schwartz freibna
engineerine: (tin J
man In commerM. u!
freshman In rou!3'
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To the Good Housewivs
I Auction Auction I
rj At Auction House $
jj! Every Saturday at 2:30 P. M. 4
X Your City and Farm S
i. Stiles So',;, , tori.
'.3 See Ui For Dates. .J
"4 328 N. Jackson. A
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Radabaugh &. Patterson
of Roseburs and vicinity, we wish to an
that W3 have taKei over the exclusive distr
of the famous
FeatherflaKe Ft
This Flour has made an enviable reputation K
it n
self wherever sold and we feel that mail ? tr
leading brand, is in line with our policy cf te
ing better merchandise.
OCT
J ROSEBURG, OREGON
anuuocs
Bttttr than a musfurJ platttr
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester St. Phon 490
Mr. D. Cornwell
Patients privileged to have their
own doctor.
FEATHRRFI.AKI? ic n li.rh
patent Flour made of the choicest hard
wheat grown in the Northwest ana
scientifically milled to perfection.
You'll ba delisbted with Fcatherflcke. Try a seek to
day. Sld Wholesale and Retail by the
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.,
aitaam sjas, , issil it m , as, fHinsn
ROSEBURG
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