ROSEBURG NF.WS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1924.
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.jvntti to pay some taxes,
if v
fnTvcu realize that every time you
, Inr ar on an unpaved highway
'four cents a mile? .
I This is the cost of increased repair,
Wandgasolinebills.
Highway research has definitely .
'established these facts.
I Each year you tax yourself in this way
good many dollars.
Instead of spending this money for
'increased transportation costs, why not
Vest it in Concrete Highways and
vourself some dividends.
i Concrete Roads and Streets pay for
'themselves in the saving they effect on
'the cost of motoring.
Their maintenance cost is so low that
this saving alone returns good dividends
on the investment, year after year.
I You are imposing an unnecessary tax
onyourself from which you get no return,
by failing to work for more Concreta
Highways.
Not in a long time have general con
ditions been so favorable for carrying on
"men public works as permanent high-'
way building.
Your highway authorities are ready
to carry on their 6hare of this great
public work. But they must have your ..
tupporc
I Tell them you are ready to invest -in
Bore Concrete Highways, now.
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HAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG.
I A National Organization to Improve and
Lama tnt vjitt oj concrete
OFFICES IN 39 CITIES
in was in from Oak- rir ami Mr l. I niiiunT u
I' spent the day Is-; spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and
iims anu shopping. : Mrs. W. L. Cobb and family.
ho spent yesterday ' L. M. Combs, who has been
Fiins after business spending the past few days in this
"mi louay to Lu- city on business left this morning
I for Kuirene.
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t LOCAL NEWS J
Mrs. W. G. Garner arrived in this
city last night from The Dalles to
spend the hulidms with Mr. and
Mis. R. T. lilakley.
Wm. L. Farland. who has been
serving on the Jury at court for the
past week, left Tuesday for his
Hume la Ulcndale.
Jerry E. bronaugh, well known
attorney of Portland, .who has his
oflices in the Gasco building there.
Is in this city attending court.
! Mr?. Krank Vorn. cf Fond lu
I Ijis. Wisconsin, is spending the
Thanksgiving season visiting at
e home of her father. U. K.
Conk.
Forlnfants,
Invalids.
The Aged
V. R. Tate arrived In this ilty
; this nuniing fr.mi Portland. Mr.
i T.ite in vi!:h the Southern 1'aiific
company and ts here on business
I for a few days.
Mrs. E. Fisher and E. Mcliroom.
who have been spending the past
few days in Eugene on business, re
turned to this city last night.
L. R. Chambers, of the High
way Service Garage, spent Mon
day in Myrtle Point on business.
Mr. Chambers returned here yes-
teruay morning.
Mrs. H. C. Waddell, who has
been spending the past few days
visiting in northern points of Ore
gon returned to this city lust
evening.
Mr. Harkell and wife, who have
been living In Portland, spent Mon
day In this city. They are touring
southern Oregon to find a business
location. They left Tuesday morn
ing by motor for points south.
Dr. C. II. Bailey, a resident of
South Deer Creek, was among the
visitors In this city Tuesday. Dr.
Bailey spent the day looking after
business matters.
Claud and Harry Crocker return
ed to this city last night from Port
land where they have been spend
ing the past few days visiting with
frienus and attending to business
affairs.
P. Frolik, of Colfax, North Da
kota, spent a few hours here Tues
day. Mr. Krolik is taking a carload
of potatoes by freight to Colma,
California. He will return to his J
uome next veeeK.
at Qn Dime
For nil members of the family.ehildren
or adults, ailing or well. Serve at meals,
between meals, or upon retiring. A nour
ishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink
which, at any hour of the day or nieht,
relieves faintness or hunger.
Prepared a t home by stirring the pow
der in hot or cold water. Ho cooking, j
G. G. Matey, who was among the ;
business visitors here yesterday,
left for his home at Dole yesterday i
afternoon. ' I
Frank White, who had the mis
fortune to Injure his to.it with an
axe. while cutting wood about two
I '.vet ks ago, is now much better and
! is able to he about.
Curtlss Miller is expectod in this
ci:y toilny to visit at the home of
J. S. Miller. Mr. Miller is from
I'l'tllaml and will be here for the
'I Laiiksgiviug holidays.
Bert Tomllns'on, who spent yes
terday in this city on business re
turned to Salem today.
Maurice Newland Is expected In ,
this city tonight from Corvullls
where he is attending school. He i
will spend the Thanksgiving holi days
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Newland. I
V". M. Ftrchmeyer, of the fa
i'!i'ic Telephone and Telegraph
company, is In thin city for a few
'in s on business. He arrived here
yesterday from the north .
W. J. Sausen whD has been
siHMiiIIng the past few days in this
city on business will leave today
for Corvallis. lie is a representa
tive of the (Grandma Cookie com
pany of that place.
W. H. Cudney was among the
business visiters from out of town
who spent yesterday In this city.
Mr. Cudney left this morning for
his home la Wolf Creek. He has
been disposing of his wood here.
J. L. Staton. a representative of
the Allen and Lewis company, Ku
gene wholesale grocers, arrived
hi re a few days ago to transact
company business. He will leave
for Eugene tonight.
Henry Doht, the buyer for the
firm of BIzzenger company of Port
land, his been spending the past
few days In Roseburg on business.
Mr. Doht states that business Is
good here. He left this morn
ing for Grants Pass and Med
ford. On his return he will prob
ably make another stop here.
Hen Rodilln, who has been work
ing at the Mercy Hospital for the
past year, left this morning for
San Francisco. Mr. Roddin will
spend the holidays in that place
and may locate there in the future.
E. A. Sheldon arrived In this
city Tuesday from Chicago. He
plans to visit here during the holi
days. Mr. Sheldon Is looking for a
good location for a farm tor poul
try raising.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wells and two
sons of this city, will leave for
Portland today, where they will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
They will return home about Sun
day. They will make the - trip by
auto.
M. G. Klrkpatrlck, who was ar
rested on a traffic violation charge I
in the city court, and who gave
cash bail In fhe sum of $5, failed)
to make his appearance yesterday
morning, and the bail was declared
forfeited. ' 1
R. A. Baynard, who arrived here
the first of the week from Port
land, and spent a few davs here
on business, left for Grants PnsR
this morning. Mr. Baynard Is in
the business of Mason Ehrman and
company, of Eugene. He states
that business is very good here
and more so in the southern points
of Oregon than up In Portland and
Seattle.
C. C. Frederick, who has been
siiemling the past few days in this
city on business, left this morning
tor West Fork. Mr. Frederick
came here from Portland and is
with the Southern Pacific company.
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REM! VIS CONSTIM'IOH
ALLBRAN
COOKErV-KRUHBLED
BEADY TO
What a wreck of the human body constipation
can make. It floocta the system with dangerous
poisons. It leads to serious diseases. Don't
neglect itt
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, cooked and krumbledk
if eaten regularly, is guaranteed to relieve perma
nently the most chronic cases of constipation. If
it fails, your grocer will return your money,'
Kellogg's is ALL BRAN. Doctors recommend it.
They know that only ALL BRAN can bring 100
per cent results.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN stimulates the intestine
in nature's own wonderful way. It sweeps, cleans
and purifiesl It makes the bowels function
naturally and regularly.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has a delicious, nut-lika
flavor. Eat it with milk or cream or in the;
recipes given on every package. Eat two table
spoonfuls daily in chronic cases, with every
meal. All grocers.
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the original W&AU ready to eat
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and Col. Markussen arrived in this
city yesterday and spent a few
hours visiting with Captain and
Mrs. Goode, of the Salvation
Army. Col. Christopherson and
Col Markussen are on their way
from Portland to San Francisco,
and are old 'friends of Captain
(lor.de.
Merrill Neer, Eugene man,
spent yesterday in this city on
business. He returned there today.
Mh3 Minsell arrived In this
city yesterday to visit and look
after business. She left this morn
ing for Coqullle.
C. J. Stan, who was a business
visitor In this city yesterday, re
turned to Salem this morning.
Mrs. Emma El wood anlved in
thin city last evening to visit at
the home of her brother, K. H.
Grinsted in West Roseburg. Mrs.
E. M. Mnvlty spent yesterday I Kiwood has been living in Long
here on business. Mr. Mavitv si Beach, California, and will be here
from Eugene and left for there "'''ring the holidays. She may do-
this morning.
I cide to locate here.
Ralph P. Laird spent yesterday in
this city on business. Mr. Laird is
from Eugene and is tho supervisor
of census. He left this morning'
for points north by auto. They re
side at Klumaih Fulls. J
Lee Oleson, who Is returning!
to his home in San Frane'sco for!
the holidays, spent a fe hours in
this city yesterday. He has been!
in Coos Bay for the Langley-
Micliael3 company, druggists.
Mrs. Lena Slndt of Melrose,
brought to The News-Review office
this morning an exceptionally large
egg, laid by one of her White Leg
horn hens. Mrs. Sindt stated that
such eggs were a frequent occur
rence at her place.
Mrs. H. P. Bush of Medford pas
sed through here Monday and
spent the night at the Douglas.
She is traveling north and Is en
deavoring to dispose of her hay at
Medford. She motored to Eugene
Tuesday morning.
Z. N. Agee, the representative of
the Zellerbach Paper company of
Portland, was in this city Monday
on business. Mr. Agee has charge
of the sales out pf Eugene. He left
for Medford by auto Tuesday
morning. . .
B. W. Bates and Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Dillard returned from Portland
last evening after a few days spent
at that city. Mrs. Bates, who has
been at Portland for the past two
months for the benefit of her
health, accompanied the party home
and will remain here until after
the holidays.
C ARR'S Christmas Store is Ready !
Toys and Practical Gift Goods of All Kinds Are Now on Display.
Don't wait buy now. We offer the early buyer vast assortments of toy and gift goods
moderate prices quick, courteous service tasty, orderly displays that make buying easy.
A dozen gift shops under one roof.
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washing Machine
f quick!
F. P. Baltimore and wife have
returned to Roseburg to make
' their home. They- have recently
been residlngat Marshfleld, where
Mr. Baltimore has been employed
on the motor run between Marsh-
: field and Powers. The motor run
has been taken off and Mr. Baltl-
I more will take a run out of this
jclty. , j
Relnhart Langer, a transient,
picked up some medicine, and a
few loose articles whilp passing
through the city of Canyonville 1
today, and proceeded on his way'
north. However, he had covered
only a few miles before the depu
ty sheriff overtook him. and pro-1
vided him with company on Into
Roseburg yhere Judee Jones as
sessed a fine of I-j for petty
larceny.
OUR STORE POLICY
Featuring quality goods, but always at popular prices,
our store is the mecca for all of Douglas County at the
Christmas scacon. Our syndicate buying power enables
us to bffer not only a great variety of up-to-the-minute
goods but to keep down the cost to our customers. Our
stocks today would do credit to a store in any town many
times the size of Roseburg. Remember we do not import
goods merely for the Christmas season, but carry large
stocks of toys and general gift goods the year around.
Therefore you can find large assortments right up to and
through Christmas. We want you to visit our store and
see our lines.
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BUY NOW AND BE SAFE
While we buy our fall stocks with the idea of having
enough to last through the season, of course certain lines
are depleted early. Buying direct as we do, our opening
prices are lower than they can be if we have to later fill
in stocks from the local jobber. Therefore, the early
buyer gains in price, in assortment, in service and in
nervous wear and tear. Buy now and be safe. We will
hold any items at our store until such time as you may
want them. Also a small deposit will hold any item that
may be paid at a later date. You will find nothing to lose
a"nd everything to gain by shopping now. Start today!
till liii sfifli m.MliiiHniHi1H
ONLY FOUR WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS!
Iv- AlUminurn amJ Copper
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TAKES HOLD AND HELPS
Colds that "hang on" should be
gotten rid of, for no one can stand
the strain of racking cough, dis
turbed sleep and Irritation of throat
and lungs. Marie Helsler, Kree
port, 111., writes: 'I had more or
less of a cough for years, and I
have taken quite a number of medi
cines. None of them takes hold
and helps like Foley's Honey and
, Tar." This old. reliable cough sy
rup promptly helps couphs, colds,
croup rnd whooping cough. Con-
many new improvement, gi
I ec Hardware Co. f?e 25 i
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Christmas Boxes
We have literally thousands
of Christmas box' s. Also
all the "fixing-" Tags,
seals, paper, post cards and
a beautiful line of booklets.
Nothing better in town.
GET BUSY WITH THAT SHOPPING TODAY
The Place to do it is
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Roseburg's Christmas Store
"It's a joy to do your Christmas shopping at Cars.
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Low Prices
We do our buying thru
Nearly a thousand stores
banded together, buying
millions of dollars worth of
goods every year.
W,., '"ur "ie. g; tains no opiates. Children like It.
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