ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEWt THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 192?.
When You Learn Health's Secret
HERE IS WHAT STANWOOD
PEOPLE 8AY ABOUT
"MOORITE" 'J.
Mr. Judson Lowe, East Stan
wood, Mates, after nsinpr two
boxes of Moorlte, which he took
for a blood remedy:
"I will truthfully say that I
never found no other medicine
that did such wonders as It has
for me.
"I have been for the last eigh
teen months with sores break
ing out on my body and have
tried many other so-called medi
cines, but none seemed to have
any effect. Finally Moorite was
recommended lo jne by a friend.
I d elded to give it a trial, and
will aay that 1 never will reRfet
the decision, for within two
weeks I began to take it the
sores were completely healed
up and I feel almost a new
man, nnd I am giving Moorite
full credit for the health I now
have. - '
' "So I advise one' and all who
need a blood purifier to islve
this wonderful medicine, a fair
trial." ,
MOORITE Is sold uader a
positive money-back guarantee.
You ars to be the judge.
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A Simple Truth that will Brighten .
Your Life
Your stomnch is a chemical Inhoratory which ex
tracts from the food you eat twenty chemicals vital to life.
Disease is merely the lack of one or more of these ele
ments. Pain and sickness are your body's signals that
these elements are missing. Supply them and you should
become what natuie intended you to be a strong,,
healthy, happy man or woman.
Moorite supplies or helps the body to secrete the
missing elements and thus brings your body into correct
chemical adjustment.
Hear the amazing story of Moorite's triumph over
disease.
' A special Lecturer from the Moorite Company will
explain how Moorite has brought glorious health to hun
dreds of sufferers from stomach and kidney troubles,
blood impurities and other ailments.
T
.GUARANTEE If you are not satisfied with the results, we will
gladly refund every cent you pay for it you to be the judge.
The Rexall Store
NATHAN FULLERTON
Roseburg
Oregon
rOlJNTFS1? IS ihave assaulted Sir John Cowans.
. nT ,., I Sir Edward asked Colonel and the
ON STAND IN IwltnHsa replied:
QrAWnAt rACC1 "I should have been court mar-
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an American woman and that she
had threatened him with action,
but, thai I lie matter had been
"dealt wilh."
Sir Edward Marshall Hall, in re
examination referred to an out
burst by Sir Ellis Hume Williams
yesterday in which the counsel
told Colpnyl lennistoun he would
tialed; there would likely have
linen a horrible. scandal."
Master Car Builder Hen. -
Frank E. Cavendar, master car
company on this division, was In
this city last night from Portland
where he now makes his headquar
ters. Mr. Cavendar was a resident
of Roseburg for many years while
In charge of the car depawment in
the Itoseburg shops.
GUARANTEES HIS PRESCRIPTION
TO END RHEUMATIC PAINS -AND
REDUCE SWOLLEN JOINTS
Money Back Says Nathan Fullerton If One Bottle of
Allenrhu Doesn't Make Any Rheumatic
, Sufferer Rejoice.
t LOCAL NEWS J
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diet Hemmenway and Fred
; Hill of Eugene spent the day In
I Roseburg looking after business
affairs.
1 Mrs. A. S. Willis of Hollywood,
arrived in Roseburg today, and is
attending to some property inter-
' ests here.
The local Moose lodge held an
Initiation and entertainment here
last night. A class of ten neo
.phytes was added to the 50 new
i members added during the recent
' membership drive. The charter
has been open during the drive but
jwas closed following the ceremony
jlast night Fallowing the lodge
i ceremonies a delightful entertaln-!-ment
-was presented. - '
Mr. and Mrs. -E. V. Bnbcock and
'daughter of Pittsburgh, Pennsyl
vania, were guosts at the Umpqua
Hotel last night Mr. Iiabcock was
formerly the mayor of Pittsburgh
and was one of the most active
in getting the Shrine convention
for Portland last year. ' The fam
ily hRs been wintering in Californ
ia and Is now motoring to British
Columbia before returning home.
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits
Are Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave the Sys
tem Within Twsnty-four Hours.
Nathan Fullerton and every drug
gist in this county Is authorized to
sav to everv rheumatic sufferer
in"thls vicinity that if ALLEN KH IT,
the sure conqueror of rheumatism,
does not stop all agony, reduce
swollen-joints and do awny with
even the slighte.it twinge of rheu
matic pain, he will gladly return
your money without comment.
All.-nrhu has been tried and
tested for years, and really mar
velous results have been accom
plished even in the most severe
cases where tho suffering and
agony was intense and piteous and
where the patient was helpless.
Allenrhu relieves at once. Imme
diately after you start to take it
the good work begins. It searches
' out the uric acid deposits, dissolves
I the secretions and drives rheu
1 matic poison out of the body
: through the kidneys atjcl bowels.
I It's marvelous' how quickly It
acts. Blessed relief often comes in
two days, and even in cases where i
I the suffering Is moat painful all
traces disappear In a few days.
! Mr. James H. Allen of J6 Forbes
St., Rochester. N. Y.. the discoverer j
! of ALLEMtHl', who for many
I years suffered the torments cf i
acute rheumatism, desires all suf-1
, ferers to know that he, dots not
want a cent of anyone's money tin
I less ALLENRHU declHvelv on
j quern this worst of all disease,
and he has Instruct! d Nathan Ful-
lerton and druKgists everywhere to
i glrarantee it as above in every l.i-
stance. If you live out of town
ask him to send you full particulars.
If you have
"gT-v "An Eye For
vjrg Business
Mkltt thousands
of eyes read
gf y-r advertiilnt-
A Charming Selection
OF WOMEN'S
NEW
Spring Frocks
Presenting the Preferred Styles
For the New Season
$19.75
The discriminating Woman and Miss under
stands the art of simplicity. She selects frocks
such as these because they portray the newest
fashion in the simplest manner. Our sprinfftime
collection of frocks is artfully fashioned of ex
quisite materials into creations of unuetl charm.
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.THE MARKSBURY COMPANY
Everything Is set for the Bulck
demonstration and extfibltlon at
1 the armory tonight. The various
model cars to be shown were plac
ed In the building tills morning,
and while the display was ready
: early In the afternoon for inspec
, ikiu ot visitors, unly comparatively
few visited the place, doubtless
; wailing for the evening, when the
band concert wilt bo a feature of
opening night
Practically all of the Bulck mod
j els are on exhibition. The favorite
1 cars are the enclosed models,. and
i several of these luxurious automo-
biles are among the models shown.
I Coupes and sedans, the motor
I coach, and touring cars, and also
the chassis are included In the
showing, and after one has gone
over the list and Inspected all of
the cars, many people start all over
again, just to feast on the wonder
ful improvements that have been
added to this line of, niotordom
within a few Bhort years. "
Assisting Mr. linker, of the Mo
tor Shop tiarage, who is putting on
this display are Mr. Ed V. Knox,
territorial representative for the
Bulck Motor Company, and Mr. I.
N. IJensel, territorial service ex
pert. The latter gentleman will ex
plain to Inquiring visitors ll
about the Buick sealed chassis and
bow all the working parts are hous
ed In so that there can possibly be
no dirt or grit to get In, and how
all oil and grease Is kept from get
ting out.
Tonight the Douglas County Con
cert Hand will present a musical
program that will be a real treat
In addition to this musical feature
there will be a movie show and a
lecture In connection. More than
this, every one attending this big
free show will be given a number,
and the visitor holding the lucky
one will be presented with a ?25
credit on the price of any Bulck
model they may wish to buy. Tick
ets will also be given out tomor
row, and the lucky bolder of the
winning number will also be given
a 125 credit on the purchase price
ot a Buick car."
Aside from the social features of
the exhibition, the Instructive and
educational Bide of the affair
should appeal to every automobile
owner. Not only Buick owners, but
autoists generally will find in this
demonstration something that will
help to make ulin a more efficient
motorist
There Is no chafge of any sort
connected with this exhibition. The
public is just cordially urged by
Mr. Baker and the Bulck Morw
Company to visit the Armory and
Buend a pleasant evening, enjoy
the music, the pictures and the
lecture and have a aoclnble time
with friends because they are all
expected to be there tonight.
help the clinician classify with
precision. The cause of the epi
demic, or of the supposedly ex
isting sporadic Influema Is not
urely known. We are as far as
ever from conclusive knowledge
as to the source of Influenza.
There Is undoubtedly some con
nection between the common cold
and Influenza. There seem to be
icases of common coid which are
almost Indistinguishable clinically
, and the bacteriological findings
In the nose and throat of Influ
! enza sufferers and persons hav
ing a common cold are, as far as
1 the evidence goes, practically the
I same. The preventive measures
are practically tho same.
These Infections are spread by
crowding, artificial heating, soiled
j handkerchiefs, soiled hands, pro
i niiscuous spitting and Imperfectly
cleaned and' unsterilized eating
land drinking unteniils.
I Prevent Influenza by: Keep
ing away from places that are
overcrowded: Plenty of sleeri
Sleep with an abundance of fresh
air; Careful diet Eat In moder
ation: Warm feet and dry clothes
Avoid chilling: Keeping fingers
out of mouth and washing hands
before eating; If sick, keep away
from others until cured! .
Antlo'q Theatre
What Is conceded to be one of
the most Interesting and Valuable
motion pictures over made, "Abra
ham Lincoln." has been booked by
the Antlers theatre for showing to
night, Friday and Saturday.
This assures the presentation of
this ni04t valuable historical and
dramatic film In this- city at the
same time as In at least 6,000 oth
er of the most Important theatres
of the United States and Canada.
"Abraham Lincoln" is In keeping
with productions of only the high
est grade, according to the an
nouncement of Kichard Rowland,
production manager for First Na
tional Pictures, tho organization
handling it
Liberty Theatre
A picture which combines the
thrills and action of the rugged
western drama with the charm and
atmosphere of a dog story comes to
the Liberty theatre on tomorrow
and Saturday for Its first showing
locally when "The Ilange Terror."
thin) of the Bob Custer series of
Texas Itanger stories is screened.
Next lo the slar himself, and In
dued dividing honors wilh the good
looking son ot the Texas plains. Is
Alaska, a huge dog, more than h;-1 r
wolf. Alaska Is a motion plcturx
find, and bids fair to rival Kin Tin
Tin and other famous dog stain In
popularity. A story crackling with
action is well Interpreted by Cunter
nnd his supporting cast whieu in
cludes Thais Valdemnr, Henry I.
Herbert, Claire de Lorex and oth
ers. William James Craft has direc
ted an excellent production,
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Cave Tint to Water
Opposite Bncklnghntn palnce Is to
to he found the Victoria memorial.
Tills beautiful piece of workman
ship Is particularly remarkable for
the clear, dellente green of the wa
ter in its timrhle hitslns. The secret
of Its coloring nnd tritnslucency wns
revealed recently when two work
men were observed solemnly draw
ing a large sack to nnd fro through
the water. They explained to nn In
terested onlooker that the snck was
filled tvlth a cert n In sulistnnce
which, while preventing the growth
of weeds, gave the water Its dell
ente npple-sreen tint London
Times.
Oldest Form of Writing
The Egyptian system of writing Is ,
perhaps the oldest of the known i
scripts. This writing was In the
form of pictures. The most nncient ;
Egyptian papyrus now known eon- '
tains accounts of the relen of King .
Assa (.'US0-3.VM1 It. C). The earliest :
literary papynis Is tlint known from i
the name of its former ovecr as the
Prisse Pnpyrus. now preserved In
Paris. It contains n work composed
In the rei-n of a king of Hie fifth
dynasty, and Is computed lo have
been written ns enrly as &uu B. C.
labile Octmto
Wearing all the glory of Spring anU
Youth, these new Fabrics take for
their leaders the newest patterns and,
shades in
Printed and Dotted Voiles
Silk and Wool Crepes
Printed Crepes and Georgettes in all wanted shade.
Phoenix Hose
Wear Right Glove
Always the latest in Coats and Dressesfor ths
lady who caret
The Ladies Shoppe
139 N. Jackson St
Caddy's Limitations
One day "Fiery" was ccddylng
for a rather petulant golfer, who.
after missing a short putt on, the
ninth green lit Mulrtlelil threw' his
putter Into the neighboring potuto
field to relieve his feelings.
With face unmoved, "Fiery" was
walking In the direction of the next
tee when the golfer sold: "Oh 1
'Fiery,' you might go nnd get my
putter."
To this "Fiery" replied: "I'm
pnld tue enrry, no tao fetch and
carry." I
Give Her Credit
Mr Charge! I should think
you'd give me an extension as
loyal a customer as I am.
tirocei- Loyal?
Mrs. Charget I do nil my owing
at your store I Progressive Grocer.
PACKED HOUSE
GREETS ANNUAL
FASHION SHOW
(Continued rroiri page 1.)
Murksbury Co. wore two costumes,
the first being a summer gown of
sport print with a large while gar
den hat, and tho other a gray anil
red ensemble suit. Their other
model, Miss Mildred Mathews, dis
played a street coat of preen char
meen. with tie collar and band of
fox fur, over, a dinner dress of
beaded green silk crepe.
Three young ladles for the Ladles I
Shoppe displayed three distinctly j
different toilettes. Miss Mary!
Reams appeared as the sports girl;
in yellow flannel banded In black,
with yellow hose and black pumps.
Mlsa Eddy's costume was a ma-
hognny charmeen street ensemble
with white ermine trim, and Miss
Ileymers was attired for the dinner
or dance In a deep coral georgette
with matching hose, silver slippers,
and feather fan from Knudtsoni
Gift Shop.
The Terminal Hotel Beauty
Shoppe's hair model was Miss Vel
n.a McDonald, and for the Clark
lleauty Shoppe, Miss Georgia Lee.
Miss Thelnia Newhard was the
a. aid.
The coiffure's for all the models
were done by both Beauty shops,
and the flowers carried and . worn
bv the manneauins. as well as ills
trlbuted at the door wore from The
Fern. The Hat Models, adding tho
last touch of cletfince to the cos
tumes were from The Vogue, and
the Specialty Shoppe. The Blue
levlls orchestra played throughout
the fashion parage.
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Tylor-mde concrete is good con
crete. Tel. I2S-R.
cin Example fcr
Business Men:
Influenza In more serious In
Orison than for many years past,
I arcorrHnft to a bulletin Insued by
the Oregon State, Hoard of health.
The bulletin Rives soma simple
methods for preventing this dis
ease, and caution Is advised. Tho
I bulletin !iuvd Is as follows:
While w do not think ttmre
; Is cause for serious alarm, there
lis no question that influenza Is
; more prevalent than H has bwn
for some time In Oregon. Hfpfins
' from other parts of the United
States show that there are ninny. i
j cases of the disease. JS'otwith
i standing the great amount of stu
dy that has been deyoted to ln
j fluents, we am still unshle to
j prescribe measures for Its rom
j plete control. It Is ImpnssllilM to
I classify this diseane properly un
til more studies have been marie
! by the clinical bacteriologist,
i As a result of the absence of
'exact dlsgnostlc ' criteria, tnfla-
enxa la today a diagnostic scrap
j banket Into which has be n
thrown the odds and ends in the
i wsy of minor Infections which the
1 bactertoloklifl not yet ready lo
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1925
Exclusive
Exhibit
ARMORY, THURSDAY-FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS
' MARCH 19 AND 20
' The Largest Display of Buicks Ever Shown
in Douglas County
A trip through the Buic Factory in motion pictures Also the Hawley Expedition
Pictures to Mexico City and return.
EVERYONE INVITED
Band Concert Each Evening by Douglas County Concert Band
A credit of $25.t)0 on"any new Buick given away each night to holder of lucky
number.
Free Dance Friday Night After Auto Show
Tho entire show is free, highly instructive and entertaining and is put on under au
spices of the
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
DOUGLAS COUNTY BUICK AGENCY
V.'HI-N BCTTEK AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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