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ROSEBURtt NtWS REVIEW. THUR8DAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1924. PAQI nvi Pretty Girl Defies Age By Using Ordinary Buttermilk To Beautify Her Complexion I ... T.ka Anyone's 1 un - ouiekly Shows Ottiita .. -.,.m creates beauty rrJlU . The most wonder- "T . it la the fact that s tb" d'Vst. most lit : "m. to radiant beauty and rkB rouKh hand, or arm. iM,,nM? use aftr e-PPll-'',n,r.llv- vanishes from "Cl5 heated atmosphere j lie most nea 8hluinesg ,:1!fr'"mpexlon. wrinkle.. . ,L eves, freckles. .Tllne. around the mouth. r nails Or JUSI Blui" r"f ihs face, hands or arms LT t ,,n. vou will find t!';'u of Uu'sa troubles will V Of 111 ..i.i, tho iiaa of grrmllk Cream. To prove this to your complete sat isfaction, get a .mall quantity today at your favorite toilet goods counter with the understanding that they will freely return the purchase money to any dissatisfied user. Beautiful actresses say, "A Bhort massage with Howard's Buttermilk Cream at night before retiring Is all that is necessary." 0 FIGHTER Hi DECISION ,.t.a Press la! Wire. fr:.AXD, r'eb. 21.-H.ene t; OaKlan'' won a ten round over Ted nrm-ue ui ;h.. here lo-t nlKht. The bdr.t a arrnlelit left In L doe throughout the fight. ;iw husky logger miss re6u- L'lina was able to reach Ma ease, his punches secra- k power. In the closing iche tried to break throufih iBder's defense and he al .,a. knocking Kline half t .rh Ihe ropes in the eight Kriche had an edge in tne final rounds, but the Callfornlan had built up to a big lead In the early rounds. SOUTH DAKOTA MAN IS IMPRESSED WITH COUNTRY Mr. Paul Babue, of South Dakota. Is In the city visiting at the home of hi. sister, Mrs. George H. Smith. Mr. Babue is a hardware man of Rapid City, but Is so delighted with the Umpqua Valley that he only considers returning east because of bis Inter ests there. Jumping from Dakota with zero weather to Douglas county, where the hills are green and tem perature so mild that his coat is bur densome, the Dakotan believes Rose- burg good enough for anybody. 0 R. E. Glass, representative of the Allen Lewis company arrived In this city yesterday afternoon to spend a few days here in the Interests of the company. FUNDS ACCEPTED The people of Roseburg now have an opportunity to subscribe to the Harding Memorial, that has been pro pose by public spirited men of. the country. It Is proposed to 'build a uuueai out appropriate mausoleum at Marlon. Ohio, to imxurve the Harding home at Marlon, and to en- aow a chair in a univeiwity or univer sities for teaching government ad ministration and economics, a sub ject very dear to the late president's heart. The) Roseburg Chamber of Commerce has been selected a. the Association to accept subscriptions toward the fund, and for any amount over 11.00 a certificate will be Issued showing that the party so subscrib ing is an associate member of the Harding Memorial Association. Doubt less there will be a number of our people who will wish to identify them selves In this matter, and if they will step into the .Chamber of Commerce office the secretary will be glad to receive tne contribution and issue formal certificate. o RECRUITING OFFICER COMING. Sergeant Grover C. Owens, from the regular army recruiting office, Medford, will be In Roseburg on re cruiting duty from February 23 to 28 inclusive. Sergeant Owens is autho rized to make enlistment, for practic ally any camp or station on the At lantic or Pacific coasts, Mexican bor der. Philippine Islands, Hawaii or Panama. The sergeant is making spe cial effort to secure men for the 16th Infantry, which Is stationed at Gov ernor's island, Statue ot Liberty and Fort Wadsworth, all in New York harbor. Five cents car fare from any ot the station, to 42nd street and Broadway, New York City. The 10th infantry was the first regiment of in fantry to go to France during the world war and the last to return. Men enlisting for the 16th Infantry and other organizations on the At lantic coast, will be sent from San Francisco, California, by transport through the Panama canal to New York City. QUiCK REUEF FROM 1 Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets That Is the Joyful cry of thousands since Or. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician! foe 17 years and calomel's old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treating patients fur chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards." dive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing vegetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab lets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown mouth" bad breath a dull, tired feeling sick headache torpid liver constipation, you'U find quick, sure and pleasant re sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take them every night just to keep right. Try them, lac and 30c. NOTICE OF FILING PLAT OF SURVEY Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing described lands have been surveved, to-wit: Sees. 1 to 12, both Inclusive, township 29 S, R. 1 W W. M., and tho plat of survey will be filed in this office at 9 o'clock a. m., on March 27, 1924. All ot the above described land, are embraced In the Unit qua National Forest, and the odd numbered sections were withdrawn from any disposition by executive order of July 31, 1916, under the land grant to the Oregon & California K. R. Co. Therefore none of the lands em braced in the survey will be open to entry upon the filing ot tho plut, ex cept by bona fide settlers on the lands in the national forest, prior to the withdrawal ofthe land for forest reserve purposes. Application, by such settlers may be filed within 21) days before the filing of the plat of survey, and must be filed within 90 days thereafter. HA MILL A. CANADA Y, Register. F. W. HAYNES. Receiver. INCOME TAX REPORTS DUE BEFORE MARCH IS PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 21. Changes wou:ht by births, deaths and murriages durlnr; the last year af fect materially federal Income tax re turns for the year 1923. according to Clyde C. Huntley, collector of Internal revenue. Millions of babies were add ed to family circles. For each, the parents. 1n addition to the personal exemptions allowed married couples, are entitled to a J I0U credit for a de pendent. Huvs and girls who became self sup porting and w hose parents allow them the use of their earning without re striction, form a r.cw class of .taxpay ers. Kaeh must file an income tax re turn and pay a tax on his or her net income, if surh income was iu excess of $1,000. The earnings of dependent minor children who have not been "emancipated" allowed the use of their earnings by their parents must be Included in the parents' return of Income. Widows and widowers who lost their spouses during the year 11)23 are V vv 11 OFF FOR THE U T ':S woman in Doug County Is Invited urged to see the Auto Show ashion bisplay save a" trip to . There will bo astounding show 'nd It will bo no for unchaperon- '"cn. The manage- t cautions all wives M hubby tagged. Capons Egg Veal Hogs Poultry 40 years In the business quali fies us to give you prompt ef ficient service and get you highest prices. Write us. PAGE & SON PORTLAND OREGON tmt Thills ill with Its beauty and softness Chakuino Southern women, wl-ose hair give them alluring love liness, keep their trcues in perfect condition with Laro-Lo Locoanut Oil Shampoo. Make a quick, luxurious lather, which can be rinsed free instantly. Leaves the hair soft and fluffy and the scalp clean and healthy (but not dry). Harmless in every way. CARO-CO is "America's Shampoo from the Carolinas" the Sunny Souths creation for all women who want glorious hair. Give yourself a refreshing shampoo. (He certain to get genuine CARO-CO.) CARO-CO LABORATORIES, UNION, 8. C. Nathan Fullertou will supply you. Susie. Oratorv. Beautiful Women Ml and Good Automobiles What More Can Be Asked by a Devoted Public? h Fashion Show the First Night, Thursday, Feb. 28 Second Night Features Will Include the t lra,t?r'ca' Wonder of Southern Oregon. Most men will be ashamed of their own ability when they hear this prkable lad, and the management defies and challenges any man who has reached the Zenith of his oratory to mi Prodigy, not yet twelve years of age. This youngster will have the crowd at his ieet rnday nigtit. Wd Famous Tenor Saturday Night L j , "otchkiss Street, whose voice has thrilled thousands, will sing the last night of the show. Douglas County - jurn out enmasse to hear Mr. Street. Other attractions, each in itsclt worth more than admission tor the C ov' supply entertainment and unalloyed pleasure to all comers. DNT Miss THE AUTO SHOW. THURSDAY, FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY, FEB. 28-29, MARCH 1 USED CARS! At Lockwood's Ford Corner Ford Touring Ford Tourlm? Ford Hut; Ford Touring . Ford Delivery $55,118 S60.00 S35.00 $30.00 3125.00 Ford Delivery, starter. 1122 Ford Touring. I'yii I'onl Touring rj:M Ford Touring 2 Ford Trucks DoiiKe Scre n fiide Delivery, liulck Kix Touring. Dodro Touring. Genuine Ford 13 -Plate lot teries S16.50 Free Tube with all sizes Penn. V. C. Tires at special low price. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co. Roseburg, Oregon "I'll Take r a Chance!" THE thought that goes with the cup of cofiee at the evening meal is a disturbing one. "It may keep me awake 'tonight!" The something caSeine in cofiee that keeps so many folks awake nights, is entirely absent in Postum the de licious, pure cereal beverage. The dif ference means a full night's rest and a bright tomorrow. Postnim. for Health There's a Reason Postum comss In two lomsii Insunt Postum in (ha pre pared instantly in the cup by the addition oi booing water. Postum Cereal in package. lor those who prefer the flavor brought out by boiling hilly 20minutea. The coat oieUhfC ionn is (bout cnrhali cent a cup, At grocers everywhere El I especially affected. Unless remarried on or before Decenvuer 31, 1923, or the head of a family, they are allow od only the (1,000 exemption granted a single person. Widows and widowers are not re quired to show on their Individual re turns the Income of husband or wife up to the time ot death. Tho Income of a decendent Is considered senar- 'atoly, and a return must be filed by the executor or administrator ot the estate. The executor or administra tor who mukoa a return tor a decend ent Ts entitled lo claim for him his full personal exemption, according to his status as a sinKlo or luarrled person at the time of death. In an Individual return the taxpay er's status as of December 31, 1923, de termines the amount of his exemp tions and credits. If on that day the taxpayer was married and living with wife or husband, the exemption Is $2, S00 If the couple's net Income for 1923 was $5,000 or less and 12,000 U the net Income exceeded $5,000. It single the exemption It $1,000. It, on December 31, 1923, a single person, because of some moral or legal obligation, wai supporting In bis home one or more relatives over whom be exercised family control, be waa the head of a family and Is enUtled to the same exemptions granted a married person. If his support ot such rela tives ceased during the year, be la entitled only to the $1,000 exemption, If a dependent dies during the year, the $100 credit for such a person 1a not allowed. Taxpayers are reminded that the period for filing returns ends at mid night of March 15. Failure to file within the time prescribed renders the delinquent liable to heavy penalties. J. J. Drown, Justice of the peace at Yoncalla,spent the day In this city at tending to legal matters. Stump Acres Earn No Money UNCLEARED lend will "eat Its head off" m taxes and in the loss of crops you voutd produce on it- Stumps don't earn anything they're "squatters" and should be replaced with crops. ' The lower coet of clearing land with Pacific Stumping Is shown by the increase In the number of ranchers In this neighborhood who are using it today. It shoots, stick fee- stick, with any standard stumping powaer, out you gee one-half more sticks for your dollar. Paci6c Stumping dote the job right more land cleared at less expense. And Pacific Stumping docs not frccic or give a headache from handling. We can give yon complete explosives service. Our stocks Include Pacific Stumping and other du Pont dynamites for use on the farm. Let us figure on your rcquircmeota. more per dollar Badgley & Zigler Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon Y2 NON-FREEZING I r war NON-HEADACHE STUMPING POWDER A Pacific Northwest Product -1 i i t i i 4 I 4 I I I s I s i E. t. DTJ PONT DK NEMOURS CO., INC. 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