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R03EBURQ NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2V1924. PACE 8IX Hot, luscious, flaXfory oats LOCAL NEWS At f I 1 QUALITY DISPLAY OF POPULAR PRICED st o ' j Y Not ride? Call 7J or 276 J. arondel. piano tuner. Pnone 1W-L. j j Jens the Shoe Doctor. At Jarvla 'and Hand Store, ! Rainbow guarantd spray hose at' Wharton Bros. edquick cook Moore Music Studio III S. Jack-' ton St. 1 We buy and sell everythlns IB fur j nlture at Powell's Second Hand Slot j Gromore fertilizer for your lawn and; garden at Wharton ilros. Watklns products. 120 W. Lane, street Orders delivered. Phone 177. j 1 .1 1:1 1 1 1 1 i mm QUICK QUAKER coofo J to 5 minutes Creamy oats, hot and enticing, are now the guides breakfast dish! Ask your grocer for QUICK QUAKER. Cooks in 'A the time of coffee, scarcely longer than plain toast. Same plump oatt ai regular Quaker Oati, the kind you've always known. Cut before flaking, rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these small flakes cook fatter that" the only difference. All the rich Quaker flavor. All the good of hot breakfasts quic k Today, try Quick Quaker. 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS Now at QrocerB Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats. Get whichever you prefer. 19c m WASHINGTON THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY Wo are proud ttiut George Washing tun was the father of our country a man bo great that difficulties only spurred him on to greater endeavor a man of such sterling character that ha was beloved by all his country men. Checking Accounts Are Invited. RoseburAtOre. I m paper, and within half an hour after ainwarunca of the article, funds and supplies were made available to the man's family by the Legion. The vet eran was blinded In one eye by gas, received shrapnel wounds in his left leg and arm and was unable to follow his trade. For five years he had been unable to get any help from the Vet erans' Dureau. When his wife applied to a city charitable organization for fuel to keep her and her two children warm, the case was made public. Send your messages by Motorcycle;! Service. Phone 464 J J Edison Mazda Lamps. Phone 123.' We deliver. Hudson Electric Store. ! Larse enmlwr nf ni ruga now In tnck at PnwAll'a ! I You get better results from radio; with Wlllard rechargeable 11. batter-! les. Wlllard Service Station. Thomas Helnes of San Franslsco i field representative of the United i States Chamber of Commerce. U reg istered at the Holel Umpqua. Orders taken for broccoli planta. grown from imported seed, 4 per thousand. 10,000 up 13.75. Fred Schmidt, Dlllaid, Ore. E WOUNOED VETERAN HELPED led relief to C. W. Hoffman, a wound- I ed veteran, who has made futile at- SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 21. The tempi s to secure compensation from red tape of the Veterans' llureau was 1 the government. quickly cut here by the American Le-I Huffman's plight was revealed In glon, when that organization afford-1 a recent issue of a Spokane news- Jam VI . 1 -. nil" II The excessive use of tobacco Is one of the most common causes of lndl- gextion and stomach Inflammation. Whether you smoke or chew makes little difference. The highly irritat ing Juice of the weed Is swallowed with the saliva, often setting up an acute Inflammation ot the stomach which may end In gastritis or chronic stomach Inflammation. Tobacco Btomach ' produces a number of distressing symptoms first a loss of appetite, then an oc casional attack of Indigestion. Per haps your food sours at times and you notice a peculiar burning In the stomach. These attacks occur with greater frequency as time goes on. Finally, if neglected, the condition becomes chronic, resulting In loss of flesh and general poor health. Smith Bros.' M. A. C. Stomach Tonic has proven wonderfully suc cessful In all forms of digestive tremble. It Is sold on a positive, bind i ing guarantee of money back if the f.rat liottle falls to relieve stomach ! Inflammation or dyspepsia. The very j first dose should convince. Nothing I on earth like it. You can get a large : bottle for SI. 25. Nathan Fullerton More will supply you. NOTICE Friday, Feb. 22nd. 1924, being a le gal holiday, the post office will observe the following: The office will be closed all day, as on Sunday. Carrier service delivery will be en tirely suspended except that special delivery matter will be delivered as usual. The regular holidav collection and dispatches will be made. POSTMASTER. . MOCK TRIAL FRIDAY NIGHT Considerable Interest Is being Rinwn In f Via mnr.tr trial in h. Looking Glass on Friday evening when one of the members ot Looking Glass Grange Is t be tried on a charge of: kissing "Dumbell Dora" without her j consent. When interviewed this af-l ternoon Dumbell Dora admitted that! she had been kissed frequently by I certain members of Looking Glass! grange, but wants to know where "they get this without consent stuff." 1 George Bacon and Fred Goff are to serve as prosecutors and O. G. Rogers anil George Neuner, Jr., arj to appear tor me otiense. A big chicken sup per Is ro be served. The entertainment Is open to tho public. o A six foot cTobb cut saw for $5.00 at Wharton Bros. D. HANDY DIES AT SOLDIERS HOME New Trimmed Hats , . 1 l 1 1 L? r r. IJiirinc the oast wee we nave received several smpmems ot tine tr 1 1 for ladies and children. Straw, Cloth, Silk, Braid, etc., strictly new spring ifo with attractive trims. These fine pattern hats at Carr's special price $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Hunndreds of FLOWERS and WREATHS, Over a thousand brand new up-to-the-minute flowers, nearly all different, ij wreaths, sprays, etc. By far the best line in quality and in quantity we have eve shown. Any color, combination or kind you may want. Priced very quality goods. You haven't seen HatTrimmings till you visit CARR'S. HAT FRAMES AND SUPPLIES Very newest shapes in pokes and other buckram frames at 35c each. ViscaStm Cloth draping, 1 8 inches wide in black, sand, grey, brown, copen, red, white, in spring straw braids in all colors and several styles. Hat linings, buckram by 4 yard, hat wire, millinery, needles, and such rccessones you will find in our co& plete millinery department on the Balcony. Popular Priced Millinery DePt. 206 North Jackson Between Churchill's and Wi EMPLOYMENT BUREAU PLANS ARE DISCUSSED Edwin D. Handy passed away at the Soldiers Home hospital this morning about 11 o'clock. He entered the home only seven days ago. He was born in New York and was 78 years, 9 months and 6 days of age at the time of bis death. The body will be shipped to Cottage Grove for burial. WILSON FUNERAL TODAY The funeral services of the late Mrs. Alamanda E. Wilson were held at Ten Mile this morning at 10 o'clock. The pastor of the Dillard church officiated. 71 t livv- i., ana--.. i.,;tf- vt. vn- ltll1 -Tt1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC C. II. Oram, commissioner of the llureau of Ulbor of the state of Ore con, was in the city yesterday Inter viewing the couny agricultural agent and Chamber of Commerce officials concerning the installation of a free employment bureau in connection with the slate bureau this year. It Is ex pected that the labor bureaus of the stale of Oregon, Washington and Cali fornia win have a meeting soon to de termine the best methods to be pur sued in handling the unemployed in the three states to the end that they will be sent where there Is work and not become a burden upon communities that do not need surplus labor. It la altogether likely that Itoseburg will take up this subject In a serious man ner wlihin a few weeks. All sizes of spray outfits at Whar ton Ilros. F. E. Bullock, of Oakland, spent yesterday In Koseburg looking after business matters. Mrs. Tlllie Troxell purchased a new Ford touring car yesterday afternoon rroin the Lockwood Motor company. Mrs. Clyde Henniger, who resides in Wilbur, was in town for a few hours yesterday afternoon shopping and visiting with friends. Will Attsnd Exposition ClRlr Taylor. F.dltn Starrett, Ber tha Kohlbagen. Evelyn tjulne, Mrs. Maybolle Church,' and I'ercy Webb. win leave tomorrow afternoon for Corvallis where they will attend the Education Exposition to be held by the Oregon Agricultural college this week end. Tho various high schools I ot the state will be represented, these students being the delegates sent by Itoseburg hlch school. Lloyd will take you cheaper on lofli trips: no trip less than 50 cents, l.lovd s Tail, phone 44, 115 Sheridan, i HUSBAND SAID WHY NOTJTRY IT Wife Said She Would. Result, Lydia ELPinkham's Vegetable Compound Made Her Well and Strong East Hardwick, Vt. "Last winter I waa not able to do any work at all. I had backache, head ache, side ache, and was sick all the time for six months. We read about Lydia E. Pink ham 'a Vegeta ble Compound in the newspapers, and my husband said to me, ' Wj don't you try it?' bo I said I would, and he went and Rot me a dozen bottles. It has done me more iniiiiiiiiii TO The meeting of the City Beautiful Commission, scheduled for next Tues day night, will be open to all citizens of the city who are Interested in the city beautiful plan and who desire to make any suggestions to the commis sion. The commission will hold regu lar meeting and committee reports will be heard. At the next meeting the Douglas county court has been Invited to be present and the commission will dis cuss the matter of beautifying the court house grounds with the officials. Simple Home Treatment For Swollen Veins. If you or any relative or friend Is worried because of varicose veins, or. bunches, the best advice that any-! one In this world can give is to get a, prescription that many physicians are now prescribing. ; Ask Nathan Fullertno for an orig inal two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil (full strength) and apply night and morning to the swollen, enlarged veins. Soon you will notice that they are growing smaller and the treat-, ment should be continued until the veins are of normal size. Emerald Oil is a powerful, yet harmless germl-. cide and results are guaranteed. JUST arrived 3 cars of Slierwin Williams Spray Materials-dry Lime-Sulphur, Blue Stone, Bordo and Arsenate Of Lead. Prices very reasouSi L. W. METZGER DISTRIBUTOR GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING MATERIAL! Warehouse Corner Oak and Pine PLANT MORE GLADIOLIH But Buy Home Grown Bulbs! MivIiipji r.hnlr Mamarf alt.l and DieriCr't Hybrid! IJ In. up Sin. to H in. J) rer iwzen i.6tj t; Fer 100 $10.00 J5.00 Try planting a thousand mixed bulblets. Many will b'" j-ear, anu you win De surprisea ai uie size uvauij blossoms. List of named varieties sent on request HARRIET HALDEMAN GLADIOLUS GARDENS 1047 Corey Roseburg, Oregon THE PROBLEM SOLVED. Broccoli growers have long been! looking tor a reliable late varietv of seed. ASHBY'S IMPORTED fills'thisl need. Order at once from N. C. Ash- by. Box 1228, Roseburg. Price 120 per' lb. ! I WHO HAULS YOUR iS was Sherman, May & Go. PLAYER PIANOS DUO-ARTS PIANOS lit SOUTH JACKSON STREET OPPOSITE ANTLERS THEATRE MRS. MOORE, SALES REPRESENTATIVE LOOK FOR THE MOORE MUSIC STUDIO SIGN I good than I can ever tell, and my friends n nai nave you done to yourself? well.' I tell them it is the 3 k pay. F You look so Vegetable Comrjnund that makes mo well and strong. There is no use to suf fer with backache and pains. I will tell every one what it has done for me. " -Mrs. KREr. Primo, Route No. 2, East Hardwick, Vermont Housewives make great mistake in allowing themselves to become so ill that it w well-nigh Impossible for thorn to atter.d to their household duties. In recent country-wide canrara of purchasers 0f Lydia E. Pinkbam'a Veg. etable I ompoiin.L M exit of every 100 report they were henentrrl hv it use. For sale by druggists everywhere. Oak Block Heater Wood $4.00 PER TIER Dry Well Seasoned Order Today It May Be Gone Tomorrow 1DENN-CERRETSENC0. Phona 128 You are considering the expense of 'iau'1! Broccoli to the packing houses, and perhap wJJ iem nas perpiexea you. oeiore you - - fi arrangements about this important item caUu v let us figure on this work. We are equipped II.. W, holdgoodJ.Uva" - v mw w wtu ra4a IVM VI 1 VlgiSt or farm products. Packing and Storage a Specialty H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER S ST( ml m Case and Pine 11 aa P nt HI Phon 220 1 HWMWTT.Irt.1
