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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. MARCH 26', 1925.
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From Portland
Leo B. Rice arrived here yester
day from Portland and spent the'
day and today in Roseburg attend- ;
liif to business matters. ,
To Visit at Brockway j
Mr. and Mrs. O. Crandell, of Long j
Reach, California, arrived here '
from the south this morning and 1
spent several hours here. Tney left
for Brockway, where they will
Bpend a few days visiting at the
home of S. Van Gundy. From there .
they will eo on to Baker to visit.
Twelve Months Service
Clinches Its Superiorities-
The Chrysler Six has given the motoring world
something more than new results.
The car that created a new first-year production
record, when more than 32,000 were built in the
effort to satisfy the demand ifl 1924, has been in
the hands of owners about one year.
How do these owners feel about the Chrysler Six
today? How has the car behaved in actual daily
service over a period of months? What is the pres
- ent position of the Chrysler Six and its effect on
the industry?
These are pertinent, sensible questions and any ob
servant and unprejudiced person can answer them
for himself. ,
For it is a notable fact that Chrysler owners who
have been driving for months are as enthusiastic
about their car as the men who created it. A year
old Chrysler delivers the same results as it did when
it first revealed a new conception of performance.
It has demonstrated in dramatic tests on road, track
and hill its staunchness and stamina as well as its
brilliance. But more important than this, it is as
ready with its flashing performance after 12 months
of steady daily service grind as it was the day it
was built.
Naturally the confirmation of the soundness of
Chrysler engineering and construction puts the
final capstone on the Chrysler position in the
industry. Ask Chrysler owners and also men han
dling other lines of cars what they think of the
' Chrysler Six. You will find that it is heir to both
the advantages and the competitive handicaps that
inevitably fall to the supremely successful in any
line of industry.
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J. W. Michael Motcr Company
515 N. Jackson St
Return From Portland
Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely, who r
tended the sessions at the Rotary
convention the first of the week,
returned to this city Wednesday
morning.
Returns to Grants Pass
Mrs. W. L. McDonald returned to
her home at Grants Pass thin
morning after spending the past
several days visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ford.
Arrive From Coast
Walter Irons and E. I. Irons ar
rived here from the coast yester
day afternoon. They are both of
Murshfield, and Mr. Walter Irons
will be here for some time attend
In? to business matters.
Phone 350
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Her Wednesday Visitors From Portland
A. A. MinKlIn wan a visitor In ' Mr. and Mrs. I). R. Battunfleld
thl city from tho north yesterday ! were visitors in this cily over
and overnight. Ho is a resident of I night Wednefday from the north.
Port hind.
On Business
W. Timinel was here from north
ern points yesterday and last night
on business. Mr. Tinimcl Is a
Portland resident.
ts Irrprevlnc
Mrs. A. N. Orrntt. who has been
quite ill at hvr homo on ChadwU-k
strret with pneumonia, is reported
to be much improved.
Here From Portland
Leo Heffory arrived here from
Portland last night, and Is spend
ing today in this city looking af
ter business matters.
Grants Pass Man Visitor
A. McCarty was a visitor In this
city yesterday and overnight from
southern points. Mr. McCarty is a
resident of Grants Pass.
Myrtle Creek Resident Visitor
George Howard arrived here
from Myrtle Creek Wednesday af
ternoon and is spending a day or so
in Roseburg on business.
Arrive From Eugene
Mrs. A. C. Barbour and Miss T.
It, Barbour arrived here from Ku
gene this morning, and spent the
day in Roseburg on business.
Here From Salem
E. E. Lunn was an arrival from
northern points Wednesday and
spent today in this city on busi
ness. Mr. Lunn is from Salem.
On Business
C. U. Hail Is spending a day or
so in this city attending to business
affairs. Mr. Hail arrived here from
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Returns To Corvallis '
Mrs. B. Hertzig, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. J.
Clarke for some time, left for her
home at Corvallis this morning.
In From Klkton
Floyd C. Cain was a visitor In
this city yesterday for several
hours -and transacted business.
Mr. Cain is a resident of Klkton.
From Cottage. irove
George VYillett, attorney of Cot
tatge Crow, was a Roscimrg visi
tor Wednesday and spent the af
ternoon attending to business
matters.
lMxonvl.lc KeMideut VMtor
F. E. Gurney was here from
points east of the city yesterday
morning, and spent a short time
transacting business. He is from
Dixonville.
From Hubbard
George W. Knight was an arrival
from Hubbard yesterday, mid spent
the day and a short time today in
this city attending to business mat
ters. Business Visitor
T. D. Campbell watt here from
the north Wednesday and over
night attending to business mat
ters. Mr. Campbell is from Port
land. From Portland
J. M. Putman was an arrival
from the north yesterday and
spent the day and today here at
tending to business affairs. He is
from Portland.
Returns From Nevada
Mrs. S. L. Hebard arrived in
Roseburg Wednesday from Reno,
Nevada, where she has been visit
ing with her sister for the past
three months.
Here On Business
A- E. Klimbeil arrived here yes
terday afternoon from the north
and is spending today In this city!
attending to business interests. He ;
is from Portland.
Vbdtor from oat
P., H. yuiek, Mnrshfield busi
ness man, was here from the
coast yesterday, looking over the
city. Mr. Quick whs enroute to
San Francisco on business.
From liookinj? (,lnt
Miss Ruth Itodley was a visitor
In this city yesterday from south
ern points In the county. Miss
Rodley is from Looking Clans and
spent the afternoon shopping and
on business.
To Visit In Myrtle Creek
M. A. Clancy arrived here this
morning from Reedsport and spent
a few hours In the city. He is on
his way to Myrtle Creek, where he
will visit with nls brother for sev
eral days.
Hylmnn P. A. T.
The Sylmon Parent Teachers
Association will enjoy a social
meeting aJ program Friday even
ing, March 27. T!i program will
Include music, reritail.ms and the
sti'ftnt drama.
From Melrose
Miss Anna Kaiser was a Rope-
burg visitor Wednesday, and spent
several hours shopping and attend-1
Ing to b isineps niaiters. She ro-1
turned to her home at M'drose
yesterday atfrnoon.
Pickwick Officials Pass Through'
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kakln. of the;
Portland office of the Pickwick :
stage company stopped overnight
In this city, a guests at the'
Grand hotel. They are on their j
way to California points.
Crows Largs Lemon
C. Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, was
a visitor In Hnsemirg today. Mr. '
Weaver brought In an exception
ally big lemon which was grown
on a 4-year-old tree at his plare.
The tree this year ha 12 lemons,
all perfectly formed and of nnore
than usual site. It is k"pt out of'
doors in the summer, but Is pro-1
tected from cold In the winter.
IT hey reside at J'ortland.
From Medford
Hero from southern points Wed
nesday and overnight was Allison
Moulton. , Mr. .Moulton is a resi
dent of Medford.
On Business
Cecil Mcintosh was -an arrival
from Portland last night and spent
a short time here today attending
to business matters.
In Today
G. D. McLean was a visitor here
this morning and spent several
hours attending to business mat
ters. He resides at Edenbower.
From Camas Valley
Mrs. George E. Moore arrived
here from Camas Valley yesterday
afternoon, and will spend a day or
so In this city visiting.
The children love MILK BREAD.
Pure an a lily. Pure milk, pure but
ter, a greater per centage than the
government demands. GRIMM
BROS. MILK BREAD. Phone 133.
Medford Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Shelley were
visitors in this city yesterday and
overnight from the south. They
are residents of Medford.
Visitor In Town
George Bickle was a Roseburg
visitor this morning from Eden
bower. Mr. Bickle was here at
tending to business interests.
Here on Business
C. W. Holford arrived here from
Tillamook yesterday afternoon and
will be in Roseburg some time at
tending to business, interests.
To Independence
W. E. Klerstead returned to his
home at Independence today, after
spending Wednesday In Roseburg
attending to business matters.
From Wendling
C. C. Stowell and C. A. Harding
were visitors In this city Wednes
day and overnight from the north.
They are residents of Wendling.
From the Coast
G. W. Johnson was an arrival
from coast points yesterday and
was an overnight visitor. Mr.
Johnson is a resident of Marsh
field. Here Wednesday
C. T. Cousins, who spent yester
day in this city attending to busi
ness interests, left for the south
this morning. Mr. Cousins is from
Portland.
Here From Bly
Mrs. T. E. Wallls and C. Wallis
arrived here from Bly, in Klamath
county, yesterday and will spend a
few days In Roseburg visiting
friendB.
Business Visitor
Leon R. Sells was here yester
day and today for a few hours
looking nftor business matters.
Mr. Sells returned to Independence
this afternoon.
Visitor Wednesday
W. H. Deane was among the
arrivals from southern points to
stop over In this city yesterday
and last night. Mr. Deane Is
from Klamath Falls.
Portland Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heiberg stop
pfd over in this city to view the
town yesterday and were over
night visitors. They are on their
way home to Portland, after a trip
south.
Missionary Cycle Sunday Evening
The Missionary Cycle of the
W. F. M. B. will be Illustrated and
explained at the Founders' Day
Program at the First Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday
evening. The program will be
printed later.
Mrs. Fred Dewltz
If You're a Young Woman
or Even in Middle Life
Hera Is Soma Good Advice For You
Salem, Orcg. "While bringing
tip my family 1 depended uin Or.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription to
keep up my strength. It was especi
ally bcjichcial to me during tKe try
ing months of expectancy, relieving
me of nauea and quieting to my
nerves, and 1 do believe that I would
not have come thru the critic.il time
of life so easily and comfort;Uy as
I did had it not been for Dr. Pirrce'i
Favorite Prescription. I have piven
the 'Prescription' to my djunhteri
also when they had need of a M-ecul
tonic and nervine and they have
always been bented and strength
ened by its tiT. l)r. l'irrcc'i
Favorite Prescription is truly a
woman's medic 0 that I take plea
sure in recommending." Mrs. I red
Urwitz, f,25 N. Capitol St.
Send 10c to Dr. I'tercr Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, N. ' fur trial
pktf, .Write for free advice.
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Acclaimed by hte classmates In
Tale In 1914 as "the one most like
ly to succeed, George W. Patter
son, Jr., son of the assistant dean
of the College of Engineering of
the University of Michigan and
hero of the French Foreign Legion,
has disappeared from his New
York City home and U believed to
have thrown himself off an ocean
liner. His father-in-law declared
he believed Patterson suffered
from an "inferiority complex," with
the result he believed he had been
a failure In life.
Returns to Oakland-
Howard Leonard returned to his
home at Oakland this morning af
ter spending the pas few days here
visiting relatives.
Here Wednesday
Chet Hemiuway was a visitor
In this city yesterday and last
night from Eugene, and transact
ed business matters.
On lluftlnese
C. L. Warnock ' arrived from
Medford Wednesday and spent me
day and a short time today m
Roseburg on business.
From K latitat h Fall
G. S. Rowe and Hoy Rowe were
visitors in this city yesterday and
overnight from the south. They
are from Klamath Falls.
Old fashioned bread and milk
both Incorporated in a nut brown
loaf. GRIMM lMOS. MILK UUEAD.
Phone 133.
On Business
F. W. Persels arrived here last
night from Portland, and Is spend
ing a short time in this city on
buoiness.
Here Yesterday
C. H. Pettinger was In Rose
burg yesterday attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Pettinger re
sides at Agness.
In Today
Mrs. Walter Leake was a visitor
here today from Dixonville, and
spent the day visiting friends and
shopping.
Anhlund Resident Hero
Fred W. llerrin was among
those from the south to spend a
short time In this city on busi
ness yesterday, lie is a resident
of Auhlund.
Roselawn fertilizer is made espe
cially for flowers and lawns. 10
pound packages for 75 cents, 25
pound sacks for $1.25 at Wharton
Bros.
Here Todny
J. W. Wagoner was a visitor
from points north of town litis
afternoon. Mr. Wagoner is from
Druin and spent several hours
visiting and transacting business.
Visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Maggie (iuensey and her
daughter were among those to
stop over In this city Wednesday
and overnight to view the town.
They are from Canyon City, Ore.
McMinnville Mayor Visits
Dr. O. 8. Wright and wire, of Mc
Minnville, spent last night at the
Vmpqua hotel on their way home
after a vixit In California. Dr.
Wright Is the mayor of McMinn
ville. Return from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Itooth and
W. J. Weaver returned here In
the lattcr'n car last night from
Portland, where they attended the
sessions of the Rotary Conven
tion. Return from Convention
M. fl. Hnmm, W. II. Ki-her, O.
C. Haker and M. F. Rice are
among those who have returned
to this city after attending Die
Rotary Convention jut Portland
this week.
W. C. T. U. Notice
All W. C. T. U. ladies are re
quested to meet at the parlors of
the Presbyterian rhtirrh Friday
morning a few minutes before Jo
o'clock, to attend in a body the
funeral services of Mrs. C. L. Had-
i y.
Former Resident Here
Mrs. F. H. Vincil will arrive
here today from Astoria to spen
the next two wer;s or so vlKlting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. M.
A. Jone4. Mrs. Vincil a a for
mer resident or tills city, and has a
number of friends here.
Returns Home
Mr. A. M. Collver returned to
hT home at Forest drove this
mornlnjt after sending the past
month at Mrockway visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Nichols, and
with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Itu-hm-ll.
She is the sister of Mrs. Uubbnell.
Heal Irish songs and settings to
night at the AntlcrB. j
Visitor from Curvallln
L. J. Allen was a business vMi
tor In this city over Wednesday
He U from Corvallis.
Krom rnrlhtiHl .
Ilrro over Wednesday on busl
nem was II. Winters. Mr. W .li
ters is a resident of Portlund.
"Better come and go along to
the operetta tonight, 1 hear it's go
ing to be pretty good."
Reported Better
Lnwrenco Leonard, who Is 111
with pneumonia at Merry Hospital
Is reported slightly better today. J
To Attend School
Mrs. Owen Kussell was here a1
few hours this morning from Cam
as Valley. Mrs. Kupsi-U Is on her
way to McMinnville, where she
will entef Monmouth to attend the,
spring term. -j
up-stairs i
FLOORS
"HOW can I keep
them presentable?"
A properly painted sur
face! a porcelain-like
surface one that resists
water, soap suds, etc and
withstands moving, scrap
ing furniture and pounding
heelsThat's the answer. And
Rubber Cement Floor Palnc
give Just that surface. Easy
to apply.
Also, mk lor booklet "Color Har
own j In the Home all about pain
trig or finishing Doors, woodwork,
walla, etc. It's h-ee.
".
-T TT? carry s full line ol Fullat
W L- Pans and Vamubre and
mm supply your needs.
Marsters
JJi ug Co.
w p nn.ijjR woo.
)nl Miauo tkr Baa Frandaco
Jl BtascHaa ts fart la OaaM Clrtaa
Fuller
PAINTS Lj VARNISHL
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Sgrir$ Attiro
ONE LOT OF-
SilkD
and one lot of attractive
FLANNEL DRESSES
that we have marked at the specially
low price of
$12.00
alt of these dresses are th acme of smart,
ness and correctness, and each wears an
Individual novelty of great charm.
Also New Blouses
For Easter
Don't overlook our splendid line
of coats
Phoenix Silk Hosiery
IN ALL SHADES
The Ladies Shoppe
1 39 N. Jackson Street
Salem Couple Visitors j
Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Doud, of
Salem, were among- those to stop j
over ai visitors in Roseburg over
ednusuuy.
On Until
T. K. O'Connor was here from
the north yesterday and over
night nttendiirg to business mat
ters. Mr. O'Connor is from Port
land. v
Passed Over Bonanza
Altlioucli liny M!)er who mnde
gtKHl In the gold ni-h to ('allfiirnln
In 18l! hud no hone to pick with his
fate. It l n comment that many of
them and their brothers who were
not so successful walked right over
a rh-h bonanza In the sinrihern part
of Mexico, along Ihe Isthmus of
l'aniiuia, over which many of them
trekked. Along the river of lite
Winding Snake many 4!ers walked
on their way to the Pacific coast.
Utile knowing that later prospectors
would find a rich Held of oil lieneatb
their f-et.
Rather Cynical Tett
The subject of tcxt-flmllng was
being discussed by two clergymen
In regard to addresses of married
couples at wedding services.
"lit you have n text ns u rule?
nsked one of the other.
No: I never have had one. was
the reply, "hut I know w hat I should
1-hr.ose If I did have one. It come
from Psalm 2, verse T 'Abundance
of peace su long us the moon en-dut-clli.-"
JVeu Descriptive Word
"My wife 1m forever saying. 'When
are you gfdng to dit this?' and 'When
are yttu going to tlo that?' "
"My hoy, you're whenpecked."
The Trade Name
"I hear they have established a i
home for telephone operators." i
"And what did they name It T '
'MsteD Inn." Overhead Wires. I
Nathan Fullerton's Great Offer
To Chronic Rheumatic Sufferers
Money Back If Allenrhu Fails to Do You More Good
Than Anything You Ever Used.
"It flopii not mRttpr to mo wheth-
ct)ou ar dinahlnd with cursed
l rhp'imaftftni or havo only ocean, on at
i twinx!," nayi Jumca 11. AIIhii, "I
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. con ry,w(Il itop th aitonv, il
! twn vQ,ii the pnawfnir Pins and
:nliiro Ihe awol.0 Jolnta."
I "1 know it will dliaolT the url0
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! fi piv tmh-fl',f ! in Jotnla and niua
rlca end qulrkiy drire every trace
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resses
From Coast -
Fred Hull was an arrival from
coast points yesterday and spent
the day attending to business
matters. Mr. Hull U from Coos
Bay.
Have you something to sell, to
trade, to give away. Use News
Revlow columns.
Stirs Senate
Senator Richard P. Brast, Re
publican, of Kentucky, threw the
Senate Into an uproar when be
asked the Chair. Senator Fes, of
Ohio, If there was any way trader
the rule he could call another Sen
ator a "wilful, malicious liar." Thta
question was asked after Senator
James Couiens, Republican, of
Michigan, charged that Ernst had
furnished the Treasury Department
with Information as a result of
which valuable letter and doc 4
meats had disappeared from the
Income tax committee' file.
know th la bpcruse I waa crlppUiJ
for yearn and many tlmea waa un
ablo to work, and Allenrhu nir.tln
a well, rolius ,althy man of me.-
"I know betauie aince I en"!
myarlf, hiimlreda hare taken Allen
rhu and speedily rid themselvea of
thia aRoniaina; dlneaae."
Allenrhu ta no URirard; It atarta
rfxht In at once; It aeta Into the
blood, aearcbea out the polsonoua
urtc acid depoalt and In two drtya
tUrta to drive the concentrated
Jmntiritlea that rauae rheumatism,
out of the body through the natur
al ehannela.
It a marveloua how quickly It
acta. Ill on nod relief often cornea
In two dayi even In cane where
the mifferina; haa been moat pain
ful all tracea have dlnuppeared In
few davit.
Jamea It. Allen, of 26 Porbea St.,
Rm-henter, N. Y., the discoverer of
Allenrhu, desires all aufferera to
know that he does not want a rent
of anyone's money unless Allen
rhu derisively conquera this worst
of all diseases.
With thla nnderstandlna he has
Instructed Nathan Fullertoa and
drtiKitlata everywhere to guarantee
it in every Instance
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