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ROSEBURG NtWS-REVlEW THURSDAY. APRIL' 8, 1925. SEVEN White Enamel Tea Kettle c This Tea Kettle is of the popular 5-quart size, and sells reijularly at $2.75. ' At the Special Price of 98 cents you can afford to throw away the old Tea Kettle and replace it with one of these Fine New Ones. Only 98c Churchill Hardware Co. The, Winchester Store BOARD NAMED TO MEET TERMS OF SEN. EDDY'S BILL (AaorUMd Fnm Uunl Win.) SA1.KM. Or.. April 9. Georfte H. Aldtn, dean and acting presi dent of Willamette University; Lawrence T. Harris o( Eugene, former Juste of the state su preme court, and Ir. C. J. Smith, of Portland, were today appointed by Governor Pierce aa members of a committee to investigate the course of study in Oregon hish schools and report, at the 1927 ses sion of the legislature. A Joint resolution providing for such a committee was Introduced In the legislature by Senator Eddy of Kuseburg, after failure of the house to pass his bill to change I the high school course of study. this spring and put in their uei1 al crops. A note of warning however, sounded by the agricultural de partment against too great expan sion in production, lieports snow thai luruiers plau to increase the acreage of the principal feed FORMER RESIDENT OF ROSEBURG DIES AT ARCATA, CAL. Mrs. Mary Johansen, sister of II. S. t rench of this city, died yes. Garden tools at Powell's. FORD REPAIRING CYLINDER REBORINQ , Our Specialty , UNION GARAGE ' Authorized Ford Sfvlcs LOCAL FBI PLANT Keep the Rent Take things under your winir I own the home you live In and defy the landlord. Let us help you. Contracting, Building, Concrete Work, and Furnish Estimates and Plans. J. E. RUNYAN Phone 202-J 4S7 South Jackson St. Roseburg. Wanted Cherries, Pears, Apples and other" fruits. Growers write me cave Hotel L'mpqua, HoseburK, and 1 Kill s-.-e you on my arrival soon. Superior service and the best prices. Mn. Milo Frank, Representing Steinhardt & Kelly of New York WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP AT Hotel Umpqua The Lockwood Motor Company, locul authorized Ford dealers, scored 1H0 per cent In one o( the most critical examinations which the company has ever undergone. W. A. Hyan, general sales man ager of the Ford Motor Company. Kalph Haddeus, production man ager, and Otto Lucas, head of the Lincoln factory, accompanied by F. H. Hull, and L. T. Henderson, branch manager and assistant branch manager from Portland, arrived in Koseburg unexpectedly last night, and gave the local agency a thorough examination and inspection. All heads or doperaments were examined, and it was found that each member of the firm Is lol- , lowing out to the last degree all of the policies of Die company. Mr. Lockwood was complimented by the visiting officials forthe I excellent manner in which the 1 agency here is conducted, and the j thoroughness with which he has ! gone into his business, and the minute manner in which he has figured out the detailed income and overhead in the operation, t The Ford company has intro duced a number of new policies ! in handling its production and sales departments, and the agents are required to be thorouuhly versed in these new provisions, and Mr. Lockwood and his em ployees were found to rate 100 per cent. Ill II.M.N'U I'Klt.MITS 1SSI K1. Building permits have been is sued during the week to C. O. Johns, for 20l garage on. Floed street; 'to AUBust Schloeman for a 1750 corrugated Iron annex to the old Hast Mill; to Claude Grlninie for a S500 addition to his home on East First Avenue, north, and to C. A. Chamberlain for a S:i00 garage on West First Street. crops by nearly 7.UOO.UO0 acres I '"''"V " "'; Areata, ('al . above that grown for harvest lust year, while the outlook Is lor smaller numbers of livestock, to consume the crop. "It seems doubtful." the depart ment says, "if the general expan sion of production contemplated by farmers would be to their best interests. Increased returns for the crops of 124 were due large ly to reduced supplies, either lu this couutry or abroad, rather than, to any increase in demand. The outlook indicates that any ..... rl...i vani,,n in Mt,k-tt li.ieS WUU1U ICUU IU 111 VI I ' result In less satislactory returns to farmers." All crop prices except cotton showed a decline diving March. Livestock prices advanced, hogs taking the lead with a 20 per cent Increase. All the key products with the exception of cotton, po tatoes, and butter, are materially hlgtrer In price than last year. The rapid advance in grain prices through the winter is said to have left certain livestock products In Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simple buckthorn bark, magne sium sulph. c. p.. glycerine, etc.. as mixed in Adlerika, helps any case gas on the stomach, unless due to deep-seated causes. The pleasant and QUICK action will surprise you. Because Adlerika Is such an excellent intestinal evacuant it is wondeiful for constipation It of ten works in one hour and never gripes. Nathan Fullerton qfaltesS The more you eat the more you want. It costs more because you just can't get enough. (lltl.MM UHOS. MILK DHKAI). Phone 133. For concrete work call Taylor. i 113 No. Flint St TeL I25-E. The Umpqua Florist Choice Cut Flowers Always Fresh Finest Quality Artistic Floral Designs. Visit Our Greenhouse or Call 40-F2. 43.8 Miles on Gal. -VI-a -V of Gas .ZXZim UJ?i' ltltnik TlKimtMitic CirWrtM fnnirnl S 'i to H't H.ln I.JiU lUtl r (n io'iTJii.o trjmci rriMif M'-. H i't rant nviuiVr p irnii dilution (link, ait. jr. TurouncTiTip nicT pn m h " l ntnmuo i h i iu uiui.uu. DEPA81MEKT 3-A HO Fill II., OUR, ri i 1 ft I'Krr WEAKEN DOWN NERV0US.D1ZZY Mrs. Lee Suffered From AH These Troubles, but Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound Made Her Well Torre Haute, Indiana. "I was weak and run-down and ia such a nervous cond'tion that 1 Antlers Theatre The much talked of Erich von Stohelm production, "Greed," the film which took two years to make opened at the Antlers Theatre yes terday, and proved that the time was not used in vain, for "Greed" stands as one of the landmarks of tllm history. It is a realistic pic ture, and as such, far surpasses any previous screen play. The story concerns the downfall of a San Francisco dentist through his wife's avarlelousness. "Greed" is pre sented by Louis B. Mayer and re leased by Metro-Goldwyn. according to a telegram received this morning by Mr. French. Mrs. Johansen came to Kose burg 42 years ago with her broth and resided here for about six years before her murrlage to Nels Jehansen. at that time a real dent of this city. In lute years she 1ms been a resident of Arcaut, fill., and for the past two years has been rapidly falling In health. Her husband has been dead for several years, o The texture Is as fine as linen. The quality one hundred per cent pure. It will win you for all time to come. GH1.M.M BROS. MILK liHKAD. Phone 133. member of the faculty of the Unl- j verslty of Oregou, that he will be able to accept her invitation to speak at the cone meeting to be held In this city on next Satur day. Mr. Clark will have an In teresting discussion of education al matters, and the instructors of the tone will doubtless be Inter ested In bis talk. FI XKItAI. OK Mil. MrCLAItY to iik m:i.i niiif.w, The body of Fred McClary, wh.o passed away about a week ago at Atlanta, Georgia, arrived here from that place this morning. The Mineral services will be hid at tne hnnie of his sisters, Mrs. Mabel relatively weak position as to the ! Smith, and Mrs. I. H. Duff, of purchasing power, particularly dairy and poultry products. The purchasing power of 4 30 farm products combined, In ex change for non-agricultural pro ducts, Is placed at 88 for Febru ary, as compared with 82 in Feb ruary a year ago, the five year period 1909-1911 representing 100. this city, on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hev. H. L. Caldwell, of the llaptl.it church, will read the services and the body will be laid to rest at the Odd Fellows cemetery. Ice boxes at rowell's. tXUIING FOIl ZONK MKETIXU. Mrs. Edith Ackert, the county school superintendent, has receiv ed word from Dan E. Clark, a Today's Cross-Word Puzzle A PRETTY PIN WHEEL Puzzle No. 144. EDITED BY J. C. BOYD Liberty Theatre It is not for nothing that William Fairbanks occupies the position that is his in the motion picture world. Anyone seeing his work in "The 'Hauling Fool," "Racing For Life," and the present picture which will be at the Liberty Theatre today and tomorrow, know that his posi tion is maintained only by the hardest kind of work. His work includes everything from riding to driving racing cars and in this last picture he has to drive a locomotive and while it is run ning to effect a most thrilling res cue from the cow-catcher of the locomotive. Ti "IP "8 3 to "IT i ZZZiZIi "III 1 II! : wr Tl w, m !!! 1 iZ .-M- il m 43 44 P AS 41, I I I I I Wti HORIZONTAL 1 to make 33 to flay couMhardly do my work. 1 was tired all the time and dizzy, had no appe- cnt medicines for a year butthevdid not help me. fhen my husband aaw the ad.for Lydia & Pinkham's Vege table Compound Majestic Theatr The conspiracy of a band of in ternational crooks, operating from ' America, to steal the ItunHian crown jewels, is the basis or the plot or M. C. Levee's "Torment." directed by Maurice Tourneur and coming via First National to the-Majestic Theatre tonight. The crooks go to Japan, having intrigued the Kuaslan nobleman into w hose possession t he gems have fallen to "sell" them. In the vault of a Yokohama bank these adven turers trap their victim and find the Jewels. But the great Japanese earthquake comes in time to put a most unique and dramatic twist in lot. Winstel Chocolates Fresh and Wholesome, each one dipped in Hershey's chocolate. They satisfy. Lloyd Crocker. fast 6 a great lake 13 one who lnnnj at illegal rates 15 city in China 1G one named for an of fice 18 a brief stop 19 smoothly fluent 20 large mam- ' mal j 22 chief actor I 23 to unite 24 to one lido 26 insurance I (abbr. ' 27 Sun-God i 28 virile ( 30 a color Si watchful j nc&s 35 to depart 36 to eat sup per 87 bin!s home OM Eng. spell ing) 33 to shut in 39 walked 41 42 flcene of Christ's first mir acle 43 queens among flowers 45 air ejected noisily tli rough the n use 47 unclosed 49 to mourn f,y both CI heroine of WagiKT (poss. case.) ! We'd like to make you look like this for Easter. Imperial Cleaners Our Auto Will Call Phont 277 in the newspnpers and had me take it. I regained my strength and never felt better in my life. It completely re stored me to health. I had practi cally no sufTcrini? when my baby boy OUTLOOK GOOD FOR AGRICULTURE U. S. BUREAU SAYS VERTICAL 1 Kuropcan 25 to Inspirit country (abbr.) 2 otic of Wapner heroines 3 swollen 4 child's bed G domostic fowl 7 negative 8 highest point 9 woe is mo 10 course of actions regularly per formed 1 1 mad 12 -mythical monsters 14 given new confidence 17 heroic nar rative poem 21 teaching 24 famous H-gli Trie.st of the Old Testament 1200 29 wrath 30 brings oi l to view 32 scalp oint ments 33 conti nent . 34 nn Egyp tian deity 35 Swiss city 3i a razor sharpener 38 plays stu dent pranks upon 40 a small (' pressiori made by striking 42 to put a roof over 4 1 to per ceive 4G before (poet) 43 jJiysician (ahbr.) Herewith Is No. 143 Solution to Puzzle This Is the first Spring In five was wni u v h "h " i vranj wiln anv evidence of gen eral stimulus in agriculture, de- healthv. I know that the Vegetable Compound a the lest medicine a wo man can take before and after child birth for health and strengh. 1 would be willing to answer letters from wo men asking" about the Vegetable Compound'- Mrs. Wm. J. Ij:k, Routo E, Box 61S. Terre Haute, Indiana. Lydia E. Pinkham p Vegetable Com pound U a dependable medicine for all these troubh a. For sale by druggists everywhere. clarH the I'nited States Depart ment of Agriculture In ii month ly agricultural Kituutlon report released today. There are no Jig agricultural surpluses left, save eatile, the re port fays, ami, judging from the leened movement of fanners to rh ies. an Increased umber of liirnier ftpparenfiy feel It finan rially snf" to slay on th frtns K i T S OJ 5 UN . JL 2. Z I M J-jLTiVEwlw AIL S OA Sl DJ T Jr ii Z N V S A Hint for Beginner The cross-word puzzle dia gram is merely a means of con cealing words which arc synony mous to those listed and which will interlock perfectly and ho read equally well crosswise of downwards. Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram. If horizontal, you must find a word to fit between that number and the first shaded stop to thn right; if vertical, you must fit your word between the number and the first shaded stop below. DEMOLAY ATTENTION Regular meeting tonight at aeven thirty at the Masonic Hall. Defies Age by Using . Ordinary Buttermilk to Beautify Complexion This Pretty Girl Tells Druggists Not to Take Anyone's Money Un less This Delightful New Vanish Ing Cream Shows a Decided Improvement. Not Special At All REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES Hour $2.40, $2.25, $2.10 Sk. GUARANTEED Salt. 100 lbs 85c Sulphur Licks, 50 lbs 75c Plain Licks, 50 lbs ...65c SPECIAL Springtooth Harrow $20.00 SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURG OAKLAND Dutternillk Cream creates beauty almost like niagrc. The most won derful thing about It la tin- fuel tbat whilst It turns the ilullt-x'. Diost lifeless complexion to raiti- ant beauty ana makes rcu or roui:h hands or arms snowy whit-. yet there Is not the slightest t-1 1- n of Its use after application. It uc lually vanishes from sight antl 1 1. most heated atmosphere will not produce the least ehlnlnea'4 or greasiness of the skin. No matter whether you are troubled with a poor complexion, wrinkles, puffiness around the eyes, freckles, crows feet or Hues around the mouth, ugly finger nulls, or Just a simple rougunets of the face, hands or arms caus 'd by wind or Bun, you will find that any or all of these troubles will quickly disappear with the use of Howard's liuttermllk Cream. All druggists. CLEVELAND ITEMS Classified Section ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE. if OR SALE 7 JAPAI.AC, Paints and Varnishes, at Howell's Furniture Co. WANTED WANTED Turkey eggs for aetUng Call 85. Tressle Decker arrived homo last Sunday night after spending the winter with relatives in California. Kern Flrsher left for her home In Portland last Suturday after a two weeks visit with Air. and Mrs. Adolph Doerner. Grandma l'Urce has been on the sick list and we are glad to hear that she Is up and around again! Vivian llridge of Wilbur was a Sunday night visitor at J. Ueckers. Mr. Grove and family have moved buck to our neighborhood again. They are living on the Wallace Murdock place. Mrs. E. G. Trozelle spent the week end w ith her parents Mr. und Mrs. W. Fesl at Edenbower. An April Fool's parly was held at the home of Mrs. J. Uecker In honor of the birthdays of Lela Tav enner, Florence Grove and Carl Meeker. An enjoyable lime was i spent In games, singing, and April foot Jokes. Cake and Ice cream were Berved and all went home wishing the trio many more foolish birthdays. Those who motored out from Koseburg to attend the party were Kev. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson. Mrs. Aid erson and Lucy Uecker and Vivian, llrlilge of Wilbur. Hobert TJomsland and E. G. Trozelle went out with the scraper last week and made a great lin provement on Highland Avenue. Duster Reynolds has completed the Job of renovating his truck, pre paratory to hauling his winter cut of wood. Elmer I'lerce and family and I.ee Maitdnx drove to Sutherlln last Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Trozelle. The children of the Sunday School are giving an Knsler pro gram at the church at lu:3u a. m. Eat all the eggs you can for break fast and then come and listen to the children tell you more about the meaning of Faster Day. X WOOD FOR SALE Dry fir block wood. 13 per tier. Phone HF2 FOR SALb Haled bay at Looking Glass, phone 13F41, Jeff Williams, i FOR SALE One set of "nooksof Knowledge". Address P. O. Box 4s3. Cheap. FOR SALE P. I. pigs. nnarfor service. No service after May 15. Ivar Giae, Wilbur, Ore. FOR "SALE Pure bredAncona roosters. Clyde Hatfield, east of Dixonvllle. Phone 31F25. FT)U SALE Iioil gTTsedau body in good shape. Address llody care News-Review, or phone 11F32. FOR- SALE Timber" claim.- tots, residence and store. Phone 243, or address 113 Sheridan street, Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Illiaht proof tomato plants. 15 and 25 cts. a doz. Gruund cherry plants 25 cts. doz. South of Soldier's Heme. J. 13. Russell. FOR SALE One back aud lop buggy with harness; also Incu bator and brooder, all In good condition. Address "S. H." care News-Review. LEAUT1FCL SU"U U R'u" A N home aud chicken ranch on pavetuenL All oonvenitnees. your own terms. Also city prop erty. See Jim Clark at Roseburg Studio. WANTED Housework or work of any kind. Phone 63. HEMSTITCH ING-Mall orders sot- lcited. Fisher's Store. WANTEDMaiTtcr build fence on contract. Farm Bureau Exchange. WAN T E IW6r kf orTao and team. Write Box 65, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED Hauling, have ton truck Will consider anything. Address Koseburg Route 1, Box 37. WANTED Reliable girl or wo man to do housework. Mrs. Sain J. Shoemaker, 440 South Stephens. WANTED Painting, papcrhanging. kaisomining. - Reasonable. Esti mates free. John Westerlund Box 91 Dlllard. Oregon. WANTED At once, 2 experienced waitresses, also cook, woman pre ferred. References. Good salary. Address Box 1083, Medford, Ore. Phone 338. WANTED--An elderly woman to do housework for one. Room and board also small wages. Call at house next Soldiers' Home gate for Information. Mrs. A. M. Kin- pey. l FOR RENT ! i i ACREAGE FOR RENT Also bors foK sale. Phone 42F2. wards, as he was given a respon slide position In the governor's of fice the place was sold to John T. Miller, aud he and his wife hve lived there for over Ml years. Fletcher Miller, who has been spending some months at Nelson. Cat., arrived home last week, and he and bis mother. Mrs. W. A. Roberts, started last Monday for Oakland. Calif., where Mrs. Julia Jefferson, sister of Mrs. Roberts, I is very sick. Mrs. (1. A. Williams, Marie Allen and Hurley Williams, went to Roseburg lust Monday, where tbey were guests of Mrs. Clifford Hannan. Miss Di'lia Ohlson was visiting Mrs. Geo. ilanilltou last Sunday. - Mrs. Mary Richards, assisted by her daughter, Miss llernlce, enter tained 2U members of the Study club at their country home, on I April 4. After a d lliiius lunch ! eon at 1 o'clock, a very Inlerest j ing program was presente:, tuiiud I ing two Interesting debates. The FOR RENT I room furnished apt Adults. Phone 212-J. FOR RENT Furnished room. 610 Winchester. Phone 691 R. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Adults only. 844 So. Jackson. FOR RENT Desirable room foi gentleman In private family. Phone 202 R. Foil RENT Nicely furnished house with piano. Phone 353-J or call at 343 8o. Stephens St. K.OR RENT Furnished" aiits., one, three or 4' rooms. Lights and water. 1204 Winchester St. FOR RENT 2 room-apartment with bath, lights and water fur nished. 2 blocks from P. O. 117.60 l'bone 227 Y. I MISCELLANEOUS MARCEL and bob curl 75c, hair cut and curl 5i)c, Phone 67-Y. 331 -So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. CAK " OWNER Don't forget ti call 65S when In need of auto parts. Sarff's Auto Wreck In I HAYHURST NEWS first was: "Resolved, that every woman lu Yoncallu should be com pelled to have her hair bobbed." That little word "compelled.'' was enough to heat the affirmative. n. L v, ced bvhFI renceiRA . 1,1 AT-' hat', my Miller and Thnn-KB Warner, fur I bobbin hair. Mm. Kurl Stmnt?! I ami Annn KliiKery fur lh ucna-i Mr. ami Mrs, (inn IVrt ami Itin j tWe. also iiuuH mn h rood ami IhinltnKtun, Hr., of Yonralla. vinit-1 mt'iKK, that the JihIk"" kuvc them ed Mr. und Mn. J. T. M4ller mi the elects!. in. In the debate, the (iih, that being the fiL'nd until-1 "Which Modern lim ntion U Moat veraary of Tncle" John and , lv:estary to Social Life, the Au "Aunl" Kninia'a wedding. They tnuioliile or Tihhone." Mrs. were married In 1ST3. (lun, who lnKdyih Thompson nplnld th tel an artirtt In many way, and ban ; phone, ami Mr. Annie Krnse th the fineKt equipment for taking automobile. Horn- lauirliablc Incl pIctureK. took some moving pic-1 d-ni win r lalt-d on each able. I nit's of John Miller and H n Hunt- Tlx auto bad the bent of thn ami hurt on. It' n ret ii nil iiic to bin obi nient. Kvery ono declared they ancestral home, and John welconi-, had fp nt a most enjoyable clubi I ln htm bar k, lien Huntington' day. XX father look the old liuntliiKton do- ft nation claim about 1h3. After-! MiHitlv n-d ranges at rowell's.! House. business New cores ln tailed, and old ones made new. Lark, radiator man. 829 W. Lane. WOI LI) like to buy 3"t6B acres near town with Rood buildings fop rash from owner, no agent. Inquire 303 W. Lane. TO TRADK Kqtilty in newmoilern 5 room bunsatow In restricted dlMrtct; 20 minutes puts you Ints 6th St. station Los Angeles. Will trade for property In or near Koseburg. Address 2514 Ia Cres centa Ave., A 1 ham bra, Calif. LOST AND FOUND I TUBBY PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dn. U. ri. i'LYLkll Chlropractll physician. 121 W. Ijn St. Jtrnorance is Rliss. HEPE WE A6E. CHESTER Sr. ' - T'- ' -- T ." t T I its prettv crowded in jfJ HfTc a'fllVI vsiHtftE - X, 7 ---- iHAS FINISHED WS -UMCr J - A s PCP-LOCKAT Kr1 "THAT ' ) 1 E& UJ '" sg .III I III III 1 Reliable Tailor J. H. BERNIER Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel Cleanirg, Pressing, Alterations We Make Your Clothe in Roaeburg mm i. t. anks Oimlln, OC Went ao4 AJ METAL, Woa't Lwk ico4.ii iaooo ou Churchill Hdwe. Co. THt WINCHESTER STORE
