SIX
r
Happy Is the Man
who lavn money on his ihoci
and kt p eoni fort able
at the name time. Till coinhl
nation In assured when you
have your "easy'' old shoes re
paired liy -as. Make your old
shoes lust as long as possible
and save money.
W. S. Howard
214 N. Main St.
Or Kidder Shea Stora
TO HOLD MIL
Rev. Stivers and Prof. Altheide to1
Spend Month of February Con
ducting Service at Local
Church. ;
1 a a a a a I a a a aas a
!
EVERY CUSTOMER
COMES BACK FOR MORE
The Choicest Candies always in stock. Our Gin
dies are made of pure products, and are wholesome
and nutritious.
ALL OF THE POPULAR FLAVORS AND
DRINKS AT THE SODA FOUNTAIN
Our Business Men's Lunch Is in Great Favor
THE BEST OF SERVICE
PALACE OF SWEETS
The. Christian church of this city
will beeju a revival next Sunday.
Tula aeries of meeting will be con
mult it oy Kain."HHi johu i'. Olivers.
Mr. Stiver la one of the bent ktioun
evangelists in tlie Northwest connect-
ed with the Christian church, lie
in-Ill a most successful meeting In
this church three years ago, anil the
oembcrs have always wanted ft re
turn encasement, This year liny
have beeu able to arrange It. .Mr.
Stivers Is a preacher of great power,
and la much sought after In hi line
uf work. '
The music for the meetings will be
n charge of Mr. C. H. Altheide.
Many fine thlnga are being said about
the singer. Mr. Altheide comes from
ijenver, Colo., and has done his work
m the earn and middle west. Dr. M.
0. Ilreeden of the First Christian
hurch of Oakland, Calif., says of
him: "I lake pleasure In commending
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Prunes 50c I
Home Grown, 1923 Crop,
Nutritious, Palatable
Prunes Build Brain and Muscle.
They are a real food. I lelp solve the grower's problem d
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REV. JOHN T
men You Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole
Musterole i easv to apply and it gets
In in good work ruiht aay.. Often it
prevents a cold from turning into flu
or pneumonia. Just apply Musterole
with the fingers. It does all the good
work of grandmother's mustard plaster
without the blister. .
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made of oil of mustard and other home
dimples. It is recommended by many
doctors and nur.es. Try Musterole for
sore throat, cold on the chest, rheuma
tism, lumbago, pleurisy, stilt neck, bron
chitis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pains and aches of the back and joints,
sprains.sore muscles, bruises.chilblains,
frosted feet -colds of all sorts,
ToMofhtri: Musterole la now
mad in milder form for
babiea and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole.
35c and 65c, jars and tubes; hos-
CI m
Bctttr than a muitard pltuttr
sfstiinco In the meeting as they can.
This chinch believes in evangelism,
and wants to help the community.
TO STAGE BOUTS:
SAVE ON SHOES Lowest prices
ever quoted on men's work hoes.
Now at the UOSKHLltU IIOOTEKIE.
0, S. UMBER OF
iMiiiOpnflrn
LI
by eating more prunes.
See Us for Groceries and Fruits at Lowest Prices.
STIVERS
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
New Location, 242 N. Jackeon Street.
0. II. Altheide as soloist and director
of evangelistic services. He is a
christian gentleiuan, possessing a
fine tenor voice. hihI sings the gospel
with power." Mr. Charles Medhury,
pastor of the great University place
2 church In Lies Moines, Iowa, says: "It
5; Is a pleasure fur me to commend Mr.
J;c. II. Altheide. Ho has been success
W ' ful whoro he has been called, and he
p j Is a man truly devoted with all of his
4 l talent to the cause of Christ." At
t ime time when Mr. Altheide had
I I vacant place from
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Winchester St Phone 490
Mrs. D. Cornwell
Patients privileged to have their
own doctor.
BEAUTIFY CITY
gtWIMIflIWKItMfIIIIII'
J
furniture!
For the
NEW YEAR
A City Ilenutlful Commlssiou. com
posed of representatives of the vu
rious booster organizations In the
city, will be formed at u meeting t.i
be li-ld on Tuesday evening at 7:3d
p. in. nt 'he city hall. This onimls-
a; sum win am jv.ayor N. Mice, r.nd the
?, city council, In plans for the b-nitl-J
ficatlon of the city and will 'iideavor
g to pronuitt. the city's weirare ii eviiy
A wi y. The commissi. 'i will
he perm.inei't and will elect Its own
officers and commlltees, and will en-
A lli'livor til ff.rm vurtoiiM iton irlim nu
Brighten up the living "' 1u";'"' wirlt "f eautnvinK the
, .... A vn. i ui.ni. wilt, ntin utril .1 IlllIM 11 1 I'll
, to serve are as follows: Kotarv Cluh:
J A. J. Ho. hnidel. H. W. Shaw, J. I!.
S Mnnlnser. Kiwanis: Walter Kluti- r.
A Hen Huns, U I.. Whipple C
J ( ouucll: J I . McCllntock. J. K. H:ir-
ker, hred I'.'cdel; I'uiimiia t hli 's. A
II. ('. ldirby, I. .
iiKcliinit V omen's chili. Mrs.
Koster ltutner, Mrs. Wlliium llell.
Mrs. Sari Kwins; Chamber of Com
luerce: James tiooilman, l.e m Mc
Cllntock licleld Hudson.
room by the addition of n
few new pieces
SEE OUR FINE LINE
BEFORE SELECTING
LENOX
the work of his
S ker, Fred I
S, T. I.af'li
Wells: Itni
PROF. C. H. ALTHEIDE
Furniture Co. I
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SI'I'CIAI. MKKTINO of
Hod and Cut! club. Wednesday
IlliiK at ltiiiadwHy's tiaiai;i. Special
business. Important.
No. 121 North Jackson Street
Phone 2
own church, he helped Hev. O. E.
Johnson of the Methodist (hurch at
1' llluffs, Wyo. Mr. Johnson said
of him: "I find him to be a man of
isreat ability In his line. 1 have never
hud a man who filled the lull in every
sense like Mr. Altheide. He Is a fine
musical director, a personal worker.
llosebur n "out soloist."
iiiese ineniiKs win run tnrotiKhout
the mouth of February. It is hoped
that many people of the community
will make use of the opportunity to
hear these men. and render such as-
(Associated Press leased Wlr.)
SAN KKANCISCO, Jan. 30. Del
egates to the first mid-year conven
tion of the chamber of commerce of
the Tnited States, western stales,
went Into session today here by dis
cusslntr the need for u reduction in
national taxation, while awaiting a
report from the committee on reso
lutions to put the chamber on rec
ord deflnitly in favor of the Mellon
plan.
Carl C. Plehn, president of the
American Economics Society and
professor of finance, opened the
scheduled discussion with an address
on "public spending and taxation."
"The business man and his coun
try," an address in which was inter
woven the relationship of business
to the government and taxes, was!
scheduled for Judne Heed 11. flood-j
cell, Los Angeles, collector of in
ternal revenue.
Julius H. Harnes, Duluth, presl-j
dent of the chamber, criticized the j
"efforts of small groups In executive
bodies to Impose individual concep
tions of government by injecting
them into Industry," speaking before
the delegates at a banquet last
niKht. v -
Speuklng nt (be banquet. John H. '
Fahey, Iloslon publisher said "the
settlement of thn reparations prob
lem, must coma before everything
else, because progress in other lines
Is Impossible until it is disposed of."
A high class boxing card is prom-Is-d
at the rooms of the Sutherlm
Athletic club Friday evening, and the
Indicationa are that there will be a
recoid attendance. Since the an
nouncement In The Sun last week,
changes have been made in the per
sonnal of lhje who will take part in
the main event, which ussures spec
tators full value for the price paid
for their tickets.
The main event will be between
Johnny Carlson of Grants Pass, and
Sailor Goddard, of Seattle, instead of
between Kocco and Carpenter, as
announced last week. Carlson and
(Joddard met in the ring at Medford
last Friday --and the Medford Mail
Tribune said of the affair:
The first boxing smoker held under
the management of Martin Bowers,
held at the Athletic club Friday night,
was pronounced by fans today as the
best ever held in this city
Sailor Goddnrd and Johnny Carlson
fought a fast eight round draw, and
though a few of the supporters of
both maintained this was wrong, the
big majority held a draw was fall
enough. It was a good contest, and
the Sailor showed his ability to take
punishment. He socked Carlson when
he bounced off the ropes, and In the
closing rounds, did plenty of leading.
Carlson gave the beet account of him
self he has yet showed In this city.
The other events scheduled are: A
C-round special will be between Suds
Surtherlln, of Roseburg, and Clarence
Clinger of Portland, Kenneth Padel
ford, of Sutherlin and Itay Jacobs of
Eugene, will stage a 4-round prelim
inary. The first event will be called at 8
o'clock and the others will follow in
quick succession. Action with a
punch is promised at tills contest and
j no doubt ihere will be 'a large atten
dance.
What We Forget
Between
1 5 and So
Schools teach, and nearly every home appli
the rule against coffee and tea lor children.
When middle age comes, a great rcanj
people remember the facts about the caffeine
drug of coffee and tea, and how its regular use
may disturb health. Often, they have cause to
remember what it has done to them.
How much better it would be not to forgets
and avoid the penalties!
Postum i3 a pure cereal beverage delightful
and safe for any age at any time. Good for
breakfast at home, for all the family; good for
lunch at the club or restaurant; good with the
evening meal; good with a late night dinner
good on any occasion. Pcstura satisfies, and it
never harms.
Why not be friendly with health, all the time!
Postum
Furniture upholsterer. Mattresses
made over. C. M. Jones, Winchester
and North Jackson Sts. Phone 468.
o-
W. Y. STOCK MARKET
for Health
( Associated Prs Leased Wire.)
NhW YORK, Jan. 30 One of the
wildest stock market sessions in re
ceut years took place this morning
when thousands of buying orders
OOUred Onto thn flnnr nf tlm dv-
change aB a result of the declaration
or an extra dividend or 50c on the
common stock of the United States
Steel corporation, initial gains of
I Auction Auction i
"Tliere's a Reason
Your grocer sell Postum in
two forms: Instant f'ostuni
in tins prepared in-tamly in
the cup by the adititioa of
boiling water. Postum Cereal
in packages) for (hose ho
pTeier the flavor brought out
by boiling fully 20 minutes.
The cost of either form is
about one-hall cent a cup.
iHSTANTg.jSi
active issues ranging
points.
The first sale of V.
mon, which was not
'rom 1 to 6 several minutes because o!
j cumulation of orders, n
S. Steel com-1 Bhares at 100, or 2 3-4 ti
recorded for' terday's close.
SAVK OS SHOES Doyi shoes
sizes up to 5i now $1.95, at the
KOSEIllT.G UUOTEIUK.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR
IMPROVEMENT OF COURT
HOUSE ALLEY.
At Auction House
g Every Saturday' at 2:30 P. M.
j Your City and Farm lf
S Sales Solicited.
gj Bee Ui For Datea.
ti 5 TO hi l V
Combination
Fountain Syringe
and Water Bottle
A atyle for every purse,
ranging from $1.50 to
$4.00. These bottlrs
show quality in construc
tion, appearance and
serviceability.
EVERYTHING IN
RUBBER GOODS
Lloyd L Crocker
Pioneer Drug Store
241 N. J.cklon
( ,., T... I.,..,.,! Wlr )
l'uliTI ami. Jim. :'. - tj.-.u v.- I,.
Cleaver, slate prohibition coinmis-'
sinner has filed a oluniry petition1
In bankruptcy allccltiR liabilities of,
III sod In and assets of J.t.:t:::t :t:t :
lie asserted that bis purpose was
to protect his creditors In the mat-'
ter of pending damsge suits.
The petition in bankruptcy fol
lowed an announcement bv ficsv.-r I
that he wss beinc made defendant m
a dKinajse suit hrousht by a Portland
woman asklnr llO.ooo for alleg'd
entry of h r home without sufllcleiit
clldcnce,
In his petition Cleaver listed to
judgment due at a I s Crande
nniounilnk' Jointly to I.1'1 114 ' and
a JndKinent due the First Nsnonsl
bnnk of I'ortlaiid In the amount of
I VIM 1.1. In addition ho has sev
eral notes held by various persons tn
Oregon and Washlnston slid nre li-t-rd
ss HsMllllcs J
t oinmlsstoner i leaver carries a
surely bond which Is supposed to
c vr suits which mav ,e made
aeslnst hnn lie explained the peti
tion in hanVrupiev was icsde merely
to protect bis hondmen nnd credit
or Cleaver expected the d.imatrc
'suit to be filed shortly
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know
Notice is hereby given that the
cojinion council of the City of Uose
biirK. Oregon, did on the IMst day of
January, lliil. by Ordinance No. 798.1
declare the assessment for the im-'
provement of Court House Alley from
the north line of Douglas street to
the south line of Court street in the
City of KoseburK, Oregon, to be upon
each lot or part of lot or parcel of
'ard especially benefitted thereby, as
fellows, to-wlt:
Name Description Amount
E. Simmons. Lot "A", Block 1,
ltoseburg $31612
, Alice lb.stick. N. Lot 9, Illock
J 1. ltoseburg 158.06
i Leo Williams. S. i Lot 9, Illock
I 1, Iioseburg 158.06
1C..H. Chandler. Lot 10, lllork
I 1. liccburg 316.12
First church of Christ, Scientist
W. f,5 ft. of Lot 8. block 1.
1 KoseburK 138.07j
1 First Church of Christ Scientist
W. 5.-, ft. of At 7, Ulock 1.
Koseburg 158.07
First Church of Christ Scientist
W. 55 ft. of l.ot 6, Dlock 1,
Koseburg 92.38
Muul.is County Court House
Square 1292.66
Radabaugh & Patterson
WOOD
COAL
DfNN-GthTON COMPANY
Phone 128
New Line:
"Miss Spokane" House Dresses
THESE are attractive 1924 garments, and onlyf
one feature of the Spring Stock of General
Merchandise and Dry Goods urriving almost daily.
Every Woman will Be Delighted With
our Showing of
1924 Drest Patterns in all Latest
Colors and Weaves.
Dependable Service lias always been the motto
for this store, and these new goods "will please
you. lie sure to see them.
I. ABRAHAM
THE SILK STORE
SO THE SILK STftnc 0 I
Total $2649.44
A statement of the aforesaid assess
ment has been entered In the IKcket
of City Liens and the same is now
ilue and payable at the office of the
City Treasurer In the City Hall In
lawful money of the I'nlted States and
I if not paid thin twenty da from
I the date of this notice, such tiro-
Thc ur nf S.if and Sulphur for re- ceedlncs m be taken for the collco
o .nag laded, itr.iy bur to its natural j (ion thereof as are provided by the
color dans Ki,W to craivlmothcr-. tune. ,-h,llt(.r of ,,, ot iioaeburg. Ore-
V iiM-d it to keep her rair be.iutiftnly j R(,n
ii., is, n;oy ami attractive. ncnevcr l
her hair took en that dull, faded or 1
sneaked anvarance, this simple m:x
lure sas licd with wonderful cf-
tevt.
Hut brcwiin: at home is mmsv and
put ot-cLitc. Nowadays, by aVing at
jm diov store for a bottle of "VYycth's
Nice au.l SuV'.vir Compound," you will
o t tlii f.itiii u old preparation, inl
fioved bv the addition ol other uiKrc
i!iu it, winch call tc depended upon to
revtore natural color and beauty to the
h.i r
Well-known druKgi'ts say it darkens
the b.ur so naturally and evenly that
e N'',v can tell it has been applied
ion simply dampen a sprite or sott
liu-li with it an-i. draw this through
M'nr ha.r, taking one strand at a time.
tW nioreuig the gray hair disappears,
ed alter another application or two, it
icvcmci Wauhlully dark and g lossy,
Property owners who desire to take
advnmace of the Ilancroft Ilonding
! Act for the repayment of the assess-
t menis are hereby notified to call upon
the City Keisirder for said purpose not
; later Ib.m F. bruary 13. 1924. as su
pinations will not be accepted after
, that date.
r. i. WHirrt.E.
City Recorder ot the City or Rose
burg, OlVKOIl.
NURSERY STOCK
All kinds of shrubbery and or
namental stock. Good variety
of fruit trees, walnut trea.
grafted and second generation.
Filberts In llaroelona. Dn Chilly
and Davma. See J. C. Markley,
Oregon Nursery Co.
J?eadptoSeiVe
CANNED GQODSJ
lR shelves are loaded with
a great variety of Canned
Goods of the very finest quality.
Keep an assortment of these
splendid ready-to-serve vege
tables, meats, eoups and fruits
in your home at all tlmea. They
frequently are "life aavera"
when unexpected company
comes.
PICKENS BROS.
Perkins Bids,.
Phone 68
s
A SINGER IN EVERY HOD
Buy your wife a Sewing Machine at a local agent?'
and get free service in the matter of instruction if
care of the machine and any repair work that m.
be required.
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LIST OF PARTS,
NEEDLES AND ATTACHMENTS
Low Prices Easy Payments
$5 Down $3 Per Month
The Singer has stood the test of a half century01
more, and is Dositivelv the best sewina macHi
made.
Hemstitching, Picot Edging
Done at the Agency
Free Demonstration With Machine Attachments
Singer Agency
127 NORTH JACKSON 8TREET