ROSEBURG KT.WS-RF.VIF.W FRIDAY, JULY 25. 1924.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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ROSEBURG, OREGON,
RECOGNITION'
A newspaper reporter recently wrote an article in
which he (le.se! ibed a certain invention in the automobile
line. The next time he saw the inventor, the latter exprts-1
sed warm appreciation of the publicity that had been given i
him. lie liad had letters from a considerable number of:
people, and evidently he had been given ninth help in his ;
effort to make his discovery profitable. This is the kind of J
thing that is going on all the time, in which an incalculable ;
service is rendered by the newspapers. News writers are
so on the alert to find new subjects that a person who;
thinks up a useful idea will often get a lot of entirely free .
publicity. Were it not for the service of the newspapers, '
such an inventor might have to spend weeks or months to
find ways to make use' of his new process. But through'
newspaper publicity, he is likely to come in touch at once i
with eople who can assist him. It is often just as difficult :
to get recognition for service as to render it. The business ;
man may spend the best of his life perfecting himself in his
own special line, and then he may grope around for years
without getting public recognition for what he has done. j
But newspaper advertising furnishes the means by which i
quick recognition can come.
that he is in a position to offer goods at low prices. Rut if he s' S
neglects to advertise what he' has done, the majority of the Tha newlywed wtvo expecta to
people may never know what the service is which he could , be master of hi house socn finds
offer. In that way many business men have had all the j out that he j P"-"-qualities
of success except one, that they did not quite know j We hejrd th8 other day that a
how to push their goods. If they had devoted due atten- i feller in the village w dern sore
tion and a reasonable proportion of their receipts to the art , "pun,Vu0tVec"k . Zut"
of advertising, they could have achieved much greater sue- coiyum if we thot we could satis-
! ty ever'body. That would, be too
, monotonous.
EIG DIRIGIBLE IS
r DRIFTING IN AIR
(AKNUriutril l'rt'ftK ?tti'J Wire)
ItUOCKTON. Mawi.. July 1!5.--At
nil ultilmle of iiliout 2 r0 IVi-l
li !i -t thii r.t or twiusaKO nrsrvii
lioti Imllomi cm. i1 over this
-ily linluy ami dimniiipuri'd tn tin
iinc tu tli t'ustwunl. It In pru
Hiiini'd tu hv tlit balloon which
ihrokr from its mnorJnxH lit Lakir
Huit . J.. this tnomlni;. No
i V i,h ... I
Delicious
Ecry camiu-r knows the ilolilitful
early morning fra;r;uice of the Bal
sam anions mir Northwest forest
giants ami when he aiUls the inim
itable flavor of that other North
west product. "'Fne's Delicious"
Bacon, surely the delight of camp
ing is complete.
Buy a whole side of 'Tryc's Deli
cious" Bacon or a whole "Kryc's
Delicious" Hani this season and
you'll add economy to convenience.
fJJ .
Buy lln.iu and Bacon
You'll find tKem "Everything the Name Implies"
President and Manager ;
Kucretary-Trtjasurer I
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FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924.
FOR SERVICE.
A merchant may be so shrewd ,
one was ubminl.
SCITI'ATK. Mhkh., July 15. A
bulluou bt'llovt'd to be that wliirh
lirokt" from the Lak ilurHl, N.
J.t ulr Ktution eurly 1 loday. paHH
cd nvur thin (own tltitt lorenoon
Itlld WtMlt UUt tO Ht'U.
ll waa inaikrd V. 8. Navy,
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, BIG DANCE AT OLALLA
Coiiimunfty I J tt 11 Saturday niht ,
July rii. 0(Hd niUKic and a good
time. ('oinniltte.
by this Brand Nairn
J
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ptaaris
BY BERT a. BATES
GOOD EVENING FOLKS
The Elluks
Danced on the
Island last eve
And it was
Sewer
A good d.nc.
S $ i
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
A stool pigeon is a house pel
5 S 9
Whenever you become down
hearted, always remember that
the less you have the more there
s to get.
' 5 5
If it wasn't for tlx color, girl
wouldn't mind lavin' red hair.
5 9 3 5
If the simpering
Snub-nosed
Tight-skirted
Face-be-daubed
I ittering
Little ninny
Who stuck her gum
On a soda fountain
Stool this a. m.
And permitted ye ed. .
To sit down on it
Will call at
Our sanctum
She can have the
Gum back
For it Is on
The southern front
Of our spare trousers
And if she can't
Get the gum off
She can have the
Pants too.
5 .
The mosquitoes are hnvin
heckuva time ince the long skirts
1
! I saw a feller today who had a
lovely wife with him. I'd hate to
have her husband see tr.sm to
i gether.
3 3 9'
i V.ORE THAN MY SHARE.
I I heard she had a vacant date,
1 I got it.
i The show I picked was not first-
I rate,
i I got it.
through some misl.ap we got
j home late;
I Her father's face showed signs of
I hate.
He had a kick coming, and at the
gate,
I got it.
9 9 9 3
The annoying thing aout being
thirty minutes late for an appoint
ment is tl -at you must wait thirty
minutes for the other fellow.
$399
How real they are these sermons
by radio. Close your eyes, and you
can't tell whether that funny noise
is static or a snore.
9 9 9 9
A man can live on the tcn and
I still not be in the poor h&use.
9 9 3 3
You can fix the temper of a met
. al by means of lot water. And fre
, quently it will work In the case ot
a husbanc.
9
Don't growl because things are
I not ccming your way smile even
. if the band is playing a funeral
dirge.
i 9 S I 3
Most of the stock promising 40
per cent dividends is sold to peo
ple who take along a bottle of pat
ent medicine when traveling.
99
In persuading a man to keep his
word, the tine of least resistance
' Is the dotted line.
'A monncy hiir coat usually
maktg a monkrv outa the lel'er
1 who payi 'er it.'
mir Mini'fH rual new
PitiM- I.unib) r and Karl t'lHiipanv.
irasffiofiY
Tin' iNr-
ri (! to thr
ivpi .-vi'nt.t! ivv
Willi lV;m t-
'fif W lm'int
-' ohmiI at T -ri
timet UIIhjiI-
st.i n xo n i tun nt
i tl In 1 1 i- n ' t nt
nf all lh mi n
I ll" Atll'T M'.tll tt
lift li. is t njtshit 1 1
i - it t . r s:v a Ti
i a ll ili'pHUh
1 in- l''ivt:t r:ini' nt. Ih
ii!-. tt, h vnv v ill ,ls, litmi all
i jl :i- i i ! 1 1 t.r nntr.M-i itti'l
if:.Kf i.irn'!i-i . . M-t's nr tin- in-ai'tt-n
of tM .nii,-tv
ouii.u m in.nta( ion tliiit
' l U i - 'l IMtfUMt w rr Tt'-pntltt'lr
'nr tin- (l dth (if t'onul InitM i
tti. s i ti ii jir- tm r lia iMin h
irtuni; tht hnont (rradinat
r uinnrs hk!y tu riiiisi i roiliit
utth irl-ntlty itowfru will be
t-nly I'uuitLit'J.
ITALIAN FLIER TO
START GLOBE TRIP
(Associated PrM Leased Wire.) I
' 1'ISA. Ituly. July J5. Lleuteo-;
snt Lh alolll. the Italian aviator.
1 hopped off today for a flUbl to
the vicinity of Knltzbergen la pre
paration for IhH proponed, north '
' polo expedition next. year. Hs will
I fly to Marseille. Lausanne. Hot-1
I terdain and London and will then ;
, follow the route of the American i
; round the world fliers when tluy ;
' jiart for Greenland. j
This 1 a
Studebaker year.
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ADVICE
TO THE
LOVELORN
MRS. tkLSBURV
(Address nil communications
to Mrs. Kllsoury, care of News
Review. (
1 Dear Mm. Ellxhury: I am a girl
of IS and m with a man of 24. I1
like Iilin. but my folks are always
' trying to ft me to not go with
him. They tell me terrible atorlea I
about liitn. He Oeniea them, and '
I I co with him all the time. Should i
I believe him. and go on roIiik
! with li i in ? They aho say he la too j
old for me. FAITH.
FAITH: It should not be very
: hard In a town of this size, for
you to find out for yourself if the
I stories are true or 'not. There
must be some reason or your fam
ily would not object so strongly.
Hemember that older people,
especially men, have a better op-'
portunity to hear things than a
young girl. As you are not en
gaged why do you go with him all
the time? Have other friend too.'
No, l.-e it not too old for you.
t i
near Mrs. Ellsbury:' We are a
' bunch ot young people, and we ,
went awluimiut! the other day. We
; went awliiiuiiiiK In the morning, j
had lunch at noon, and then went :
In the river In the afternoon. We J
did not want to dress so many i
timet) Bo we left our bathing suits j
ch all day, or until late in the af-1
ternoon anyway. Our mothers
thought this wag wonK, and are
jiiHt having a fit about it. We had
chaperons aloug and thoy did not
object. It it wrung to do that?
YOUNG HUNCH. ,
YOUNG BUNCH: There la noth.
ing essentially wrong in it, and at
your chaperones did not object
you young people can scarcely be
blamed. At you know your moth,
ers object do not do it again.
When you gfow older you will '
, realize that your parents have
good reatont for objecting to
many things, reasons that you do i
not understand now.
Cheap rough lumber at 1'aKes.
HOUSE DRESSES $1.37
Well made giimham porch or
house dresKea, collar and faney !
trim, set in short tdeeves, beat
wash giiiKham, any color, regular
and Mtout sizes. .Special at Carr's
$1.37.
This Is a Studebaker year.
WATKIl lllM'KltS WOliK
(AKsiH-t.-itcd PrcHH lM-an,Ml Wire.)
Kl tlKXK. July 25. W at. r Is
being encountered in such ttuan- j
titles tindor the Cascade divide'
of tile Kugene-KlanuUh Kails cut-1
off liti of the Southern Pacific'
that the tunnel is beitii; lined
with timber according to persons;
who have visited the OdeM cinin
try. The worst tro.iblo Is occur
ing near the west end of Odell
Lake. m
l.l .iii oi i i us si;ui( i s '
.sM-lut,Ml I'rrsa ljeaKcd . TYIro.)
ki'i;i:ni:. July it,. nrty i
members of the Lane county Post,
"JM Jht GENUINE jT j
Everfast
.u.o. Suiting
can b washed and worn in any
way you please. It is absolutely
FAST TO SOAP ASD BO1US0
FAST TO SVS ASD HEATHER
FAST T rSRSriSA'TIOS AMD
( KIC ACW
fast rn rvritvrwrvj rr rv.
('(( .vrff.'Ji A fKtSS. KIOLSg
OK Si:iT FABKia
W wtH promptlr snd rhrfu!!y r.
turn ,nir mucr st only for ...rr
,d ot Kverfaxt which. fir nT rr...
d.v. n. hol.1 il- rolcr, hut 1 niB
COST or MAKING THK OAKM1 NT.
Tn .11 nnnular ah. it. a Tk.
"Twrf.at" ! .tamii vrT Fr4 ia
vm .... v
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lit ytri
"The Silk Store-
ABRAHAM
Like a bracing breeze
that cup of Hills Bros Coffee
II FT it to your lips and drink
J deeply, that steaming, stimulat
ing cup of Hills Bros. Red Can
Coffee. Every savory sip is a prod
to drooping spirits and lagging
body, the fulfillment of its aromatic
promise.
Every swallow makes a summer
of contentment and explains why
this one brand is the largest -selling
in the world explains the tradition
of the West as the home of wonder
ful coffee. The Recognized Stand
ard! (That's what they call "Red
Can.")
The marvelous iflavor of Hills
Bros. Coffee is imprisoned in vac
uum, which keeps it fresh until you
break the seal days, weeks or years
iater! In all the world, no coffee
like this 1
1924, I tills Uio.
Amorii ati l.rKion. ypatnrday gave
thrir names lo loral foreat service
olfirlals aa vo.untecr lorest fire
(ighters. I
Eat Haielwooo at Wlmberly's.
Whv
Hrl
Not
A.I.
.1 11(1.1
t LODGE DIRECTORY :
K. O. T. M. .Meets earli accoml
and fourth Thursday of each
luimih. in Maecabee hall, cor
ner ("ass and IMne alreela. Vis
iting Knights always welcome.
I.. C. (KXiMMAN, (.'oui.
C. V. HAPI. K. K.
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Lilac
Circle No. 49 Meets on first
and third Mrnday evcnitics. in
K. of r. hall. Visiting neighbors
itnited to attend.
I'ONNA OAKI.KY. O. N.
MARCAKKT WHITNKY. Clerk.
Umpqua Klan No. 5. M.7f :nd
and Ith Mondas of each moii'h.
Address IV t. liox hv. lio.M?
btiri:. Oregon.
OONSTIPATION
miin? i'1il, or torrid
and (.n rutl.
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
timr ditapiat or aauMata 2S
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Woodmen of the World. Camp No.
125 Meets In Ihe Odd Fellows
Hll in Udseburg every first
and third Monday e.'e.uin. Vis
. llin neighbors always welcome.
A. A. .SCIll.OKMANN, C. C.
M. M. MlI.l.Klt. Clerk.
Pythian Sisters. Umpqua Temple.
No. A Moets the second and
fiMirth Monday evenings of each
month, at the K. of l hall. Vis
itors nlwavs welcome.
JOHANNA (IRAK. M. K. V.
MYUTI.K WIMHKUI.Y. M of I! &C.
MAHTHA fHKISTKNSON. M.olK.
Eagles. Roseburg Aerie Meets in
Maccab.-e hall, on ( ass street,
on second and fourth Wednes
day cwniiiiRs of each month, at
N o'clock. Visiting biethern in
good standing Hlwavs welcome.
KICKM-: 1.ITTI.K. W. V. V.
KiciiAKi) nrscu. w.
H. I'. (iOOHMAN. Sec.
B. P. O. Elks. Rosenurg
No. S26. llolj rei;uiar commu
nications at the Klk's Temple on
each ihuitday rf every month.
All members rei,ticsicil to at
tend regularly, and all lsltlng
brothers are rotdiallv invited tu
attend.
i ii. nrnxn. e. n.
' l'AY, Se.reia,..
L'mted ArtisjnirM-ets irTMac
cabee ball first and thitd Wed
nesdays. Visiting lueuibera al
ways wrl'-ome.
I.AIT.KN McCl I.l.orH. M. A
MII.I.!E1 M( TLLOCiI. Treaa
litLLL STU'HtaNso.V. Sec.
v i .. : A f I
i
if' t
nA'Mi
9
In the original Vacuum Tak
which keeps the coffkfmh
With all its high quality, Hills
Bros. Coffee is not high-priced It
is economical to buy and eco
nomical to use. Hills Bros,, San
Francisco.
"
W. B. A. 0. T. W Roseburg Re
, view No. 11. Holds regular
meetings on serond and fourth
Thursdays, at 7:311 p. m. Visit
ing sisters invited to attend re
views. Maruabee liali, 1'iuu
Cass streela.
JKSSIE KAPP, Col.
MKS. F'lJWRA JWltXIA-M. r.
A. F. A A. M., Laurel LoiJ-ge No-
13. Regular communications
sceond and fourth Wednesdays
each month, at Masonic Temple.
Roseburg,. Ore. Visitors wel
come. C. K. QI'INE. Jr.. W. M.
W. F. HARK IS, Sec.
I. o. O. F., Philetarian Lodge No.
8. Mxets In Odd Fellows T-nj-'
pie every Friday evening. Yi''
ing brethern are always
I come.
I-YI.K DAVIS. N. 0.
A. J. CEIiPES. R'T. Sr'-
J. B. BAII.KY. Fin.J;e.
Laurel Chapter No. 31, R-
Stated convocations on H
! and third Tuesdays. Mason-'
Temple. All members
' ted to attend and viMting com
panlons wi lotue.
R Ij. Cooper. High l'rie.-t.
W. F. HARRIS Seretary. .
RoTebuTflRebeVah Lodge No- 4
I. O. O. F.-Mro.a In Odd t'l
lows Temple every
Tuesday evening. l
. members In good standi" are
' cordially Invited to attend.
MRS. V. J. MICEI.U. N -'
TIU.1E I. JOHNSON. K.-C. f00'
, ETHti. BAILEY. Fla.
. . Bu.kun
ft E. aW nw.
Holds their
Wffl JOHN
each "
j:!0 Ho
velnW- , ,r i'
cum K-:;.0
R. FV(
Four-
with oZ '
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