ROSEBURC. NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15. 1925.
THREE
II LOCAL NEWS
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NewThisWeek
English Broadcloth
Normandy Voiles
Silk and Cotton Crepes
. Everfast Indian Head
Palm Beach Cloth
In All Wanted Shades
Beautiful Assortment of Lace Trimmings
See Them Before Buying
The Ladies Shoppe
139 N.Jackson
2 i Wright rtsidfg at North L'uipqua.
1 Warren VUlKir
Miss Hurrlctta Warren pent
the dity litre MhopntnK and vlslt
iiiK with b'l4Mls. Uim Warren
resides at Wllhur.
Mrs. Nichols In Today
and little Mrs. Harold Nichols a lrere
daughter, Helen Marie, are vlit today visit inx with friends and re!
hiK with relatives and friends in
j Urania Pass.
Mr. Wright In
Perry Wrleht )ent several hours
here yesterday attendlnK to busi
ness matters and trading.
atives and xpt'iiulUK a few hours
shopping She resides at llruck
way. .
i Mm lt.ipp Here Tixlay
j ' Mrs. L. P. Itapp arrived hero
from Oakland this morning and
i spent the day shopping and at
tending to business matters.
. i -Mr. Mai-Mtera Itelurns
Mr,. Smith In Attorney K. w. .iT.irster, re-
Mrs. Clifford Smith wag here1 turned here this morning after
Mr. from southern points In the county , spending several days visiting
From Glide
F. J. Conine was a visitor In this
city Tuesday and spent several
hours on business and purchasing
supplies. Mr. Conine resides at
Glide.
From Looking Glass
yesterday for a fw hours. She: with his family at Salem.
resides at Myrtle Creek and was ;
here visiting and shopping. j What a satisfaction it is to
know you have the best. You can
From Yoncalla I le nssured of this when you buy
Ceorge Cutlack waa a visitor liltlMM HltOS.' MILK liltEAU.
from points north of this city yes-. Phone liiil.
leruay aiiernoon, spenuing a lew i -hours
transacting business. Mr. Leona Man Visitor
If,
Cutlack Is a resident of Yoncalla.
Lloyd Kenney was hero the first
part of the week visiting friends
and was a guest at the homo of
transacted business affairs for a Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Tandey were "i wampoie.
few hours. Mr. Matthews resides , visitors from points north of till
! Albert Matthews was a.Roseburg'
i visitor yesterday afternoon and . From Yoncalla
j at Looking Glass.
Browns Visit Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Urown were
in from their ranch uear Dixonville
yestenlay afternoon. They spent
city yesterday and spent a few
hours transacting business anil
shopping. They reside at Yoncalla.
Clearing Tlllc
F. K. Cavender. and O. J. Lind-
several hours on business and vis-isey have filed suit in the Circuit
iting with friends. I Court against C. W. Clay and
others to quiet title to land. They
In Tuesday
Oscar Selenls was a visitor hero
Tuesday and spent a few hours at
tending to business matters and
trading. He desldes at Cavet Creek
Odells Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Odeil were
here yestenlay afternoon for a
short time attending to business
matters and shopping. They are
residents of Yoncalla. .
Granted Pension
Announcement from Washington
of the latest batch of pensions
granted to Uregonians included one
: for S15 to Albert J. Spring, of
I Camas Valley.
I
are represented by Attorney 11.
liddy.
IHvurco suit ltroinr.it.
Phyllis llogan has brought suit
in the Circuit Court for divorce
from Weister Hogun, alleging
cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Slrd is represented by Attorney
M. F. Rice.
- Dorothy Ness Home
I Miss Dorothy Ness, who has
! been attending Benkhe-Walker
: IU-turns to California uus.ness college hi i-oruanu mis
i A. J. Humphries, who has been winter, is home for a few weeks to
vfeitinr utii. irkemisi in itn. ciiviVisit with her parents, Mr. and
Iteliirns from Portland
Clifford Thornton, who has
been spending several days in
Portland visiting with friends, re
turned to his home in this city
today.
for the past week or ten days, ru
) turned to his home in Los Ange-
4i lch j uesuuy uiiciuuuu.
WINDOW SALE
The ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a cook
ed food sale at McKean lHtrby and
Ilaldwlu's, Saturday, April IS.
Mr. Snyder Visitor
A. Snyder was here the first of
the week visiting and transacting
business matters. Mr. Snyder is a
resilient of Glendale.
Three times a day every day
for a year Is not once too .often.
You will agree when you try one
loaf of liltlMM HROS.' MILK
LltEAI). Phone 133.
DANCE AT BROCKWAY
Mr. Thell Visits -.
Alferd Thell was a visitor from
points north of this city yesterday
and spent the day attending to
business affairs. Mr. Thell resides
at Yoncalla.
' Ix'nvest for Portland-
Mrs. S. M. King, of the Speci
alty Shop, leil last night for
Portland, where she will spend
the next few days on business.
Whilo there she will select liew
stock for her summer trade. .
To Slcdfonl
V. L. Applegate, Yoncalla re
sident, was here a few hours this
morning on business, before going
on to Medford, where ho will
spend a short time attending to
business matters. '
Mrs. T. H. Ness and friends.
Some day In the not far distant
future the Government will de
mand absolute purity in all food
siutfs. 1,1(1. MM UKoS.' have beat
lite Government to It. Try one
loaf of the MILK UKKAU. Phone
133.
.Miss Jone Visitor Today
Miss Opal Jones was a visitor
from points north of this city to
day, shopping and visiting with
friends. Miss Jones resides at
Wilbur.
Mr. Allen In
Oliver Allen was a visitor In this
city today for several hours and
transacted business affairs. Mr.
Allen resides at Looking Glass.
Odd Beliefs of Zulua
Recorded by Traveler
They believe that the rurth,
moon, sun, stars and Indeed every
thing whs created by a Supreme
twlng culled "Mvelinunungl." I. e.
"Tlie First Appeurer," tliouuh there
seems to l-e no ideu us to within
nhut period all these tiling were
niade.
There Is a tradition to the effer
that all people originally came from
a single pair, nud this pair sprang
from u bed of reeds; hut where
such a bed is to he found, tradition
does net say. At the sau.e time. If
pressed, a Zulu would prohuhly
locale it somewhere in the North,
seeing a deep-rooted tradition of
their having descended from that
direction Is widely prevalent, not
among them, hut other allied peo
ples like the ltusutoH, Xosns, Swa
iW and Tungus. A certain fairly
well-dellncd section declares that
Its ancestors "rolled down from the
North In a large basket (isilulu)."
In my opinion the Zulu rare to
day Is the finest colored race in the
world. There Is huntly a man un
der six feet full. 'I hey are goo.l
subjects to their chief and arc a
clean-living, law-abiding nice. They
have given no trouble to the Natal
government since the bnmhata war
of 1SHM. 1 have lived among Ihem,
so 1 know. Adventure Magazine.
Next Saturday night, April 18.
Good music and a good time for all.
Order your graduation announce-;
ments at the News-Review office.!
New line of samples Just received.
Cottage Grove People Visit
! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, son,
Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Damewood, all of Cottage
urove, were guesis ai ine nonie
of Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Wamplole
the first of the week.
PHYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTION
RELIEVES NERVE ATTACKS
NEURITIS AND NEURALGIA
A new discovery made by an
eminent San Francisco physician,
which has been subject to numer
ous clinical tests, is announced as
one certain aid to relieve all cases ,
of nerve trouble, neuritis and neu
ralgia. This remarkable remedy Is based
on the Science of Homeopathy, a
method of treatment endorsed by ,
emtnertt physicians and doctors
throiiKkout America and Kurope.
The prescription is called "Kopa
NVuritis Tabli'ts," and is formulat
ed to pive relief from nerve pain
and Intended to plve tonp to the
nerve cells, thus benefiting the en
tire nervous system. ,
If you suffer from sharp, dart
ing nerve pains; tingling, creeping
nerve sensations, or Jump, jerk and
twitch because of famished nerves.
Rain relief before your nervous
system is undermined wnd wrecked,
by taking Kopa Neuritis Tablets.
Kopa Neuritis Tablets are guaran
teed harmless, and are absolutely
free from dope, bromides and nar
cotics. Your druggist will recom
mend them.
W. F. Chapman's Pharmacy will
supply you. Mall orrters filled.
Announcement!
THE FERN-the Plant Store
PARTIAL LIST ONLY
Petunin9, all pot grown. 10c each, doz $1.00
Geranium Plants, 4000 stock 15c up
Zinnias, per doz 50c
Snap Dragons, pot grown, doz 75c
Coleus, each 10c. doz $100
Heliotrope, each 15c
Star of Bcthelem. each 15c
Salvia in bloom, each 10c. doz $1.00
Lobelia, pot grown, doz 75c
Pansies, in bloom, doz 40c
Tomato Plants, grown in pots, big plants, per doz 50c
Tomato Plants, grown in flats, per doz 25c, 100 $1.50
Cabbage Plants, per doz 15c
Egg and Pepper Plants in Season.
You are welcome at our Greenhouses. Come ' and
select your plants
Phone 240
ltetlims to (.Iciidulc
Joseph Clougherty returned to
Glendale this morning after spend
nig a short lime on business and
vuiting h'dre. Mrs. Clougherty,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. 3. L. l'illard, will return w
UUndale this evening.
Return From Coast .
Ir. and Mrs. H. C. Church have
returned home after motoring to
vi ,.Dlruifl utnr,l:iv nml Hiiemllne
a few days visiting at the home given as security on
of Mrs. Church's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. IJavls.
Seattle People Motor Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christopher
and family, Mrs. Ferulano and fam-
Suing on ote
J. O. fc-ewiand has filed a com
plaint in the Circuit Court against
Loyal V. Emery and others, 't'h.s
is a suit to forecluse a mortgage
promissory
note in the Bum of iu0. Attor
ney M. F. Kice appears for the
plaintiff.
Arrives To Visit
Mrs. Sidney Smith
and son. ar-
ily and Ben V. Find! formed a party re JZl fill'T'.'
of motorists and were guests at ' v, , , .
the Hotel L'mpqua last night. They ' ci"r 'or a dl"-
are from Seattle, and made the Smith has been vis 1 lng wnh her
trip here in a day, a distance of l"-"" Ashland. From here she
about 418 miles. , w" ,0, ,on ,0 her h"n,e Ht
It leaves a wonderful taste in
your mouth. This cannot be said
of ordinary baker's breud.tfliKIMM
HHOS." MILK IfHEAD. i'hone
U3.
From Brockway
John Roberts was among those
in from the rural districts this
morning and spent Beveral hours
on business matters. Mr, Roberts
lives at Brockway.
Shopping Here Today
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jutzy, of
Sutherlin, motored down to Rose
burg this morning for a day's
shopping in this city. Tbey were
accompanied by Mrs. Jutzy's mother.
Arrive From Monmouth
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hooper J
arrived iirir hikki
U1UU111. uu nui ax. iii v. i
Andrus home at Riverside for
some time. Mr. and Mrs. Hooper
are desirous of finding a suitable
place for location, and may buy a
home here.
CVms Hay People liere
Mr. und Mrs. A. 8. Schmidll,
known Coos Ray residents.
arr.vtd here last night from the
coast and will bo in Koaenurg a
; day or so attending to business
' mutters. Mr. Schmidli is asso
ciated with Milton Keyer in a
piujuiiluK supply company ut the
, . i coast.
Much tnery Here ! .
The new scarifier and grader MrB pettey Return
purchased by the county court ar- j Mr8 A ivttey returned to her
rived today and was aembled , homw Jn Ua ci ast fmm
for use It wilMw placed on 1 1'ortlarul where she had been
city roads leading out of town U(lng Uw past four dHya or 8Q
east and west. JudKe ynine sa.rt. VI8 wi(n iWH M u
ana iiiiiHM. st.it , p,.ti(.v. who acconn.anled her to
the northern city, will remain
there for a time to visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. R. Urown,
those important thorough- :
fares, now in bad condition, will
be th first to be Improved wlih
the new equipment.
j Trail Work to Start
! Work on a lf.-mile trail from the
l'mpqua to Smith river near Scotts
A. J.
A.
Geddet In San Francisco
J. Ueddcs, manager of the
iur naiinnni fitr. 1 t'mpqua Valley Canning company,
Francisco on business. Mr. Geddes
burg in the Siu;
est will be started soon, announces i
rt O Dh.,ll..ii siiiruiri'liinp nf IflP i
forest. This is the largest trail pro- : 114"'"K the different brokerage
ect In the forest planned for the I house, v.nile there to secure In.or
season, and will require the larger n,a. ion confining he prices of
part of the summer to complete. "r"e '"'nf y7r.
t.A eova A lnnknnt house will be I " Itlul" lv lll,a -' Buuul
built this year on Cummlngs peak,
; urday.
' reports Mr. Shelley. J his nouse
iwill be occupied by J. V. Slraum
tjord. w ho held the Cumming's peak
I post last year, and w ho has spent
the winter attending medical col
lege in Portland. I-ast summer he
Vamped out the entire summer on
the hilltop. Lookouts will be sta
tioned In the Siuslaw this summer
lat the following points: Mt. Ifebo,
Table mountain. Prairie mountain,
Cumming's H-ak. Unman Nose peak.
Dean's mountain and Klk's peak.
! Kugene (luanl
Mifonnry Society to Meet
'i he omans Missionary So
ciety, of the South Methodist
Kptscopal church, will hold their
monthly siHV.nl meeting at the
home of Mrs. Maliel P. Taylor at
11:1 North Flint street, 'i ne nos
tM'ses will he Mesdames Wheeler,
Wells, Taylor and Miss Gammon.
All the ladi.'S ol the f-hunii are
especially invited to be present.
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to you
Master Cl-aners miMt have
sanitary shops, and mutt do
their own work on their own
promises. Thirf niean! fatU
faction to you. I"t ls fhow
you.
Imperial Cleaners
Our Auto Will Call
Phon 277
Metzger Sells House
The house belonging to L. V.
Metzger, and situated on Pine
street, between Oak and Washing
ton streets, has been sold to J. C.
Moftltt. The house Is being moved
to Parrott street, between Ijine
and Moshi streets, and Mr. Muffin
will rent the dwelling. Mr. Meiiger
intends to use the property vacat
ed in the storage of his lumber.
Work On Overhead Crossing
The work ,on the Southern Pa
cific overhead oroscing at Oakland,
which has been under construction
fur tile past two months, is now
going ahead fine, according to a
iateui-nt niade yesterday by L. W.
M' tzger, who has the contract for
ba, hung. He states that the work
will be complete in about three
months.
Mr, fittingly Spends Day
A. L. Mattlngly was here from
Sandy, Oregon, yesterday, spend
ing the day here attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Mattlngly form
erly resided at (Hernial. , and was
well known here, hi.V.ng made
number of trips fthls city. 11
states llrat this llhe first lliii?
In sixteen years he has viMted
Itoseburg, and that he finds It
quite changed, with many Im
provements and having made a
great growth.
In This Morning
Mrs. Frank Stelnhauer was a
Roschurg visitor for a few hours
this morning, motoring In from
her home at Happy Valley. Mrs.
Stelnhauer was here shopping and
on business.
Schiller Herman Here
Schiller Herman, a resident of
this cily, many years ago. nrrived
here this oiorning to visit with
his father, lllnger Herman, who
Is 111 at his houre at 115 East
Mosher street.
Pottery Maker Mast
Be Skilled in Art
Thrown pottery Is shaped on a
rapidly revolving disk. The prepa
ration of the clay Is a scientific
process. The ingredients hull
clay, Hint powder, feldspar and
kaolin are carefully selected anJ
weighed In certuln proportions, so
that they will fuse properly and be
come sulllclently hard when stiapeu
and fired. The mixture la left to
stand until thoroughly soaked and
then Is Inwned through line linen
und dumped into a plaster hex
which nl.surlis the water und leaves
the clay In condition to he beaten.
All the nlr-huhliles must he driven
out of the hall of clay before It Is
placed on the throwing wheel.
Workers In pottery delight In the
touch of the plastic clay as It spins
uKin the disk. The thumbs iiiul.e
the Inside of the object while the
extended lingers shape Hie walls.
After Hie work of art Is propel ly
shaped it is put into n plaster box
to become "leather hard id Is
then llnished or turned. The plain
object finally nre ornamented und
placed In the lire oven, and u still
hue. baking process puts on the
desired glaze.
Clackamas Visitors
W, H. Klchardson, of Clackamas,
a former druggist of Roseburg. Is
spending a few days In the city
looking after property Interests
and visiting with relatives. Mrs.
Richardson accompanies him.
Mrs. M. Ettner
S.ilem, Orep. Tnr some year's
T hav used Or. Pierce's Golden
Mcdic.it Discovery as a prins tonic
and have nvcr found it to (ail
in cleansiriR the system, stimulating
the blood and Kmntr a fccli:i3 01
healthy lif. At one time I wa3
weak and run-down, felt all worn
out and ready to no to bed, but the
help I pot fmm the 'Golden Medical
Discovery l-rottuM nack to me a
feelinr; of Mreiu.th and new life.
I f hall always have a fn.d word
to jsny f-r. this wonderful remedy
for I hnvs? awiy found it good
when a ton!; .vts needrd. I hve
aljo used the 'I'leasant Pellets ;or
the stomach, liver and bowplf, and
can s'tiY thry ran be deot-nded upon
to c!ear and regulate thf;'' orirani."
-Mrs. M. Kttotr,4ii South 18tii St.
Write Dr. Pierce's I h valid' Hotel
n Buffalo, N. Y., for frre medical
idvice or send 10c for trial package
f any of his medicines.
Toad stone 3 Bogus Virtues j
The toiulstont 1h cern'rnlly dt-
FCrilH'H US U hJrtTlfS Ml lllllta
blo of no espeelnl beauty as an or
nament. During th Dark nces,
lioweve. It wns In preat drtnnnd.
It was supposed to protect ehlldren
from the molestation of falrlnn nnd
to cure kidney and Htnmiich
trouhles, suys the Sirinileld lte
puhllenn. That a common toad wears a
precious Jewel in Ills head was a
profound hellef In the Ailddlc ne4.
Its iHMHcur wf4 ttupnoHe4 to he
Immune from toothache, ho the leg
end runs, and it wus a sure anti
dote for poisons. Tlicne creatures
were nnld to forewarn nu'iilns
venom hy trunRniltllnit n fiunrtlny
S4'nfatloa to the tlctdi. Ttit toad
was credit im with having u natural
feur nml iintljuitliy for man n well
as for all venomous reptiles, hence
Its wurnliiK.
Pernanunt
roads art a
good investment
not an ixpeiise
The Mlgh Cost
o Postponlsic
Permanent
Highway Building
Poor motor roads stifle industry and
' agriculture, waste huge sums annually
in high maintenance costs, and greatly
increase gasoline, tire and repair bills.
There is not a state, not a county, not ,
a community, that isn't paying a heavy
price for having too lew permanent
roads. ,
There are still many sections oi the
country even whole states that are
trying to operate twentieth century
traffic over nineteenth century roads.
Thisiscostingmillionsofdollarsevery
year, and will keep on costing millions
until we have well developed permanent
highway systems everywhere.
Even what we often call the more
s progressive communities are far behind
the demands of modern highway traffic
with its 17,000,000 motor vehicles.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from Canada to Mexico, we need more
Concrete roads the roadsfortwentieth
century traffic.
Your highway officials want to be oi
the greatest possible service to you. Get
behind them with ways and means that
will provid ? more Concrete roads and
streets. Su' n an investment will pay you
big divi'nds year after year.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Cisco Building
PORTLAND. OREG.
A National Organisation to Improve and
Extend the Uses of Concrete
OMICE8 IN 2 9 CITIES
MEN ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
AND FRIENDS OF M. E. CHURCH:
A Concession
"A y i tunc woman or gur famll;'
returning home from n trip drought
n t'lft fur each f her inolhcr's wrv
nnin," writes n contributor. "Tor
the luundreK.t nlie had n Hi Ik blouse
of a bright t-hade. 'That won't do
for llann:di,' her mother mild ; Mies
hushaitd died and the Is In mourn
ing "Later In the d y she showed
llnnnnh the present she had Intend
ed for her and mild Kite was Hurry
for the mistake, adding: 'I will give
the blouse to Lizzie and get you
soinetblm; elne.'
"llnnnnh looked admiringly nt
the pretty pirment and then mild:
'Don't you clve that hloiiye to no
I.IzzIp. .MI.b Animbelle. 'Viiukp net
monili 1'se c'lne outa mourn in
from de wnlHt up.'" lloston Transcript.
Legal Punning
P.y fids Is nnt meant punning
which ts legnl for there N no pun
that the law authorize but pun
nine by members of the. profession
which enlls Itself hiritl.
A Jaoce In New Vrk was llnten
line patiently to nn iimuioeritntlve
eonlll' t over the amount of n fee
rlnfine I by n ctninel. At the close
of lite eontmtlon h rerun iked:
"Let me have your pnpem and
the atlidavits of the expert, and I
will fee wbnt in feasible nn to the
fee, and will endeiivnr to nee my
way elenr to n Just stltitlori he
lueen the ennl'ii:li.n or. Hip one
Hide thut the (he fee In n phenom
enal one, atid on the other Hide
that there should not be a nominal
fee."
Members and friends of the M. ;
E. church enjoyed a social time at
the chureh last nifs'ht, when the j
men presented the program. H. A.
Cunaday presided, and a fine en-!
tertalnment was piven starting with
a concert by the Douglas County i
Concert band. The Kotary trio
sanje. readings were given by !
(ieonre Nenuer. Jr., Irvin Hrunn,
Jr. and' Kenneth Hadahatmh; Ly
man Spencer Hang, and a violin solo
was played by Herbert Williams.
After the program refreshments
were served and a social time en-1
Joyed I
Clay Smith Hurtc Hand "
Clay Smith of Winston received
a painfully cut hand this after
noon while working on a tractor.
The fleBh was cut at the baa 5 of
the thumb, making a painful, al
though not dangerous Injury.
Motorists On Way South .,,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Chapman,'
who stopped over here for several
days because of illness contracted
by Mr. Chapman, left this morning
for their home In California. Mr.
Chapman has been working In
Seattle, where he was Joined by
Mrs. Chapman to return south.
Alfalfa seed at Wharton Bros.
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in The News-ievicw. They
mean dollars to you,'
AUTCIES5
TRQUSE
lO 1 Dutioa. 1JJ0 a Rip
A man feels
'as smart as
jm rg
)
1 V
his clothes
WHEN' you nrr- c!re.icl riglit you come pn-lty
near firliti)? riglit.
Tlicre's n rif-'lit fur every or-n.M!on nml tlirT U n
ji.iir of DuleheM Trotiwrs tlmt is riglit fur every
ik .'ision, whrllicr fur (In-ss or for piny or fur work.
We'll venliirc n (.MieNt Hint you will tiiilk down
Hie street n il ti n little KpriiiKier te after you l'.nvo
lieen in liere und jiickeil out your jKiir of Duti licsd
'Jrousern.
Tliey nre cut on full lines in fixfi;'.t New York
ulyle. Tliepe ii wiilo lioice of ninteriiiU nml you
will lie miririx'l lit the reiisonnlilu prices.
Ah for wenr every pnir i Iniule to live up to tlio
fniiioiii Dutchess wurrauly of " HMs a JlulUm; $t.00
a Hip." ,