ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1 925.
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BUSINESS WOMEN TO
MEET ON FRIDAY
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet for the
regular noon luncheon on Friday
at the Palace of Sweets, and an
Interesting program, Is being ar
ranged to entertain the group. All
members will be asked to present
their membership cards at the door
and those who do not have them
will be issued a card by the secre
tary at that time. There will be
a speaker, and a special musical
program, and several members of
the club will be asked to tell the
rest of the members In what way
they think the club can be of the
most benefit.
service, the drivers' union having
decided to observe the day with a
general strike.
See the Pabcolln floor covering
at the Antlers Theatre. Hundreds
of people have walked over it and
till its Good-Uood-Uood. For Sale
at Judd's Furniture Store.
ROOKS AND FROSH
MEET IN RACES
Not one woman In a hundred
can make a perfect loaf of bread.
It's a great satisfaction to know
your bread will be uniformly in
texture and quality. No pues
work about GRIMM HRCW.' MILK
UREAD. Phone 133.
EUGENE. Ore.. April 28. The
annual relay meet between the
i University of Orogon freshmen
land the Oregon Agricultural col
lege rooks will be held on Hay
1 ward field here Saturday morning
at 10:30 o'clock. Oregon hopes
received a setback yesterday when
(three of the regulars of the frosh
(team were posted as ineligible for
failure to keep up their scholastic
standing.
TWO SALEM BOYS
CHAMPION ORATORS
Studebaaer costs less per pound
tLn butter.
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TRIBESMEN ENTER '
FRENCH MOROCCO
(Associated Pre Leutd Wire.)
El'GKNE, Oregon, April 29.
Benoit McCrosky and Ralph Hal
ley, both of Salem, were the Uni
versity of Orepon orators pU-Ued
last night to represent Oregon in
two of the most important ora
torial contests of the year.
McCrosky by winning first place
among four contestants at last t
night's tryouts. is to be respreseni- I
ative of the University in the trl- I
state contest to be held in Seattle '
May 2. Ballay, winning vecond I
place, will represent the univers- 1
ity in the Pacific Coast forensic j
league contest to be held la Cor
v a Ills May th. ...
Slightly used ranges at Powell's.
FRENCH PREPARE
FOR MAY DAY RIOT
(Aftrclatrd Prm d Wire.)
PA HIS. April 29. Aroused by
last week's Communist shooting
incident, the French authorities
are taking extraordinary precau
tions to guarantee order luring
the celebration of May Day.
It was decided that all tjie
troops in the Paris district should
he held in barracks ready for any
rail. There will be no taxicab
PARIS, April 29.SI Mohammed,
brother of Abd-Kl-Krim, Moroccan
rebel liador, has entered the
French zone of Morocco at the
head of a big tribal contingent, ac
cording to official information re
ceived by the French government.
Marshal Layautey, governor of
French Morocco, has sent a regi
ment of reinforcements but it is
stated that the French will net at
tack the tribesmen unless provok
ed. Extensive military precautions
are considered necessary, because
it is feared that as soon as the
feast of Ramadan Is oer, in a
few days the tribesmen's religious
fanaticism will force Si Moham
med to atiack or lose prestige
among his followers.
FDHESTVVEEKSET
ASIDE IN EFFORT
TO STOP WASTE
American Forest Week has been
set aside by Pres dential Procla
mation as a time to bring to the
attention of the American people
the facts concerning the vast un
necessary wastage of our foretts
by fire, wasteful manufacturing
operations, and failure to keep
America's forest land at work
growing three crops. The Gov
ernors of many states will issue
proclamations supplementing the
one issued by President Coolfdge.
American Forest Week Is an
outgrowth of Forest Protection
Week which originated on the
Pacific Coast six years ago. It
quickly grew to national propor
tions, and In 1921 President Har
ding Issued a Proclamation which
placed the Federal dovernment in
general, and the Forest Service
in particular, squarely behind the
movement. .President Harding
Issued Proclamation again in 1922
and 1923. Last year President
Coolidge issued a Proclamation.
President Coolidge this year is
sued Proclamations broadening
the scope of the annual campaign
to include all phases of American
forest problems, chang ng the
name to American Forest Week.
The President urges alt cltiaens
either in association or as indi
viduals to take an active part In
the campaign.
American Forest Wek Is a na
tional affair. It is not an ex
clusive party for any single or
ganization, pubic or private. On
the contrary, it is actively parti
cipated in by organizations Inter
ested In industry, in outdoor life,
in game and wild life, in water
resources, and in economies and
civic mat rent. Lumber , compa
nies, wood-using manufacturing
nies. wood-using manufacturers,
and kindred business intr re3ts are
among the general business in
terests of the country which take
an nctive part In observing the
W-aek.
A BRIDE'S DIARY
A Lov Story of Today
By Idah McClone Gibson
MEND THOSE "SHAKY"
SHATTERED NERVES
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
Building permits have been issu
ed durlnp the past few days to
Lucie Ingels for a J250 earaee and
I woodshed on Howe street, to B. F.
jChilson for a 1175 Karape on Kul-1
lerton street, to the Ixiuclas County
j Flour Co. for a Iti.iH'H. two-story
reinforced concrete building, 40 by
' S2 feet in siie; to J. W. Lancerberc
for a $2,500 dwelling on E. Second
Ave. N. and to F. A. Hays for a
(2,500 dwelling on Pine and Mosher.
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOP AT
Hotel Umpqua
Do you
Sleep well?
The very first requisite for
a nights sound sleep Is a
Good Mattress
Perhaps you are going to re
place the old mattress or fur
nish another bed room. Let
us show you a variety of mat
tresses and other things you
may need.
Prices are Lowest
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COMPANY
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Wi wLAs! Macaroni
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ORE -
TUBBY
Nature throws out a warning
when the nerve force Is In danger.
Sharp, darting nerve pains, some
times called neuritis, .metimes
labeled neuralgia, are u Sign that
our nerves ned insta:it attention
before grave results develop. There
Is a danger line across which you
must never allow yourself to pass.
Ueyond this line lies nervous ex
haustion, complete areaiotown and,
aiaa, only too frequently, mental
disorders.
Countless tests and experiments
have developed a sure aid to re
lieve cases of nerve trouble, neu
ritis and neuralgia. This remark
ablo discovery is bast d upon the
science of Homeopathy, a branch
of therapy endorsed and followed
by eminent physicians and search
ers of scientific truths.
This discovery has been given
the name of Knpa Neuritis Tablets,
and they have been compounded to
give relief from nerve pain while
acting as a tonic to the nerve cells
in building up the entire nervous
system.
Kopa Neuritis Tablets are guar
enteed harmless and are free from
narcotics, bromides and coal tar
products. Your druggist will rec
ommend them. V. F. Chapman
will supply you. Mail orders filled.
SYNOPSIS i
Cleo Madison, entertaining
few friends decides to read her
grandmother's diary. Grandmo
ther's dtary Is o quaint, so mo
dest, that these modern-day girls
are thunderstruck. When the
g lit go, Cleo thinks of her elop
ment with Paul Winthrop planned
for the Immediate future. Her
conscience is pricked by a passage
of the modest, old-fashioned di
ary.. For. though engaged to
Paul she, only the night before
enjpyed the klies of Chick Adams.
Both sets of parents opposed the
match because at one time the
families had been rich, but now
were social climbers, and the
parents wanted each to marry
money. Connie Terhune, wealthy,
wanted to marry Paul. At a party
Chick Adams draws Cleo aside
protesting that Bhe should have
come with him. Cleo doubts her
love for Paul, llor grandmother s
diary makes Cleo wonder. Paul,
protests hts love for the girl.
They are wed. Cleos mother be
comes hysteric. Connie again
shows her jealousy.
The fathers of the newlyweds
rejoice.
HIMSELF AND WIFE
4,So does my father want us to
be happy," my husband said to
mo at the other end of the line.
"What do you think? He gave
us a thousand dollars."
"Perfectly splendid. Added to
the fifteen hundred that Pad gave
nv? we ought to be able to live
quite a while very comfortably."
"Did your father give you fif
teen hundred dollars Cleo?" It
seemed to me that Paul was
rather disappointed that the
amount was so big. So I ans
wered :
"Yes, but you need not ap?nd
any of it if you don't want to."
"Hoth your mother and mine
are now eager that we slay with
either of them my whole leave.
Hut not on your life. dear. We're
going to have a real Honeymoon.
We'll stay at the hotel tonight
and then before I'll tell you
all my plans later. Here comes
your mother.
"I'm leaving now. Be down In
front of t..e office." I fairly
pranced there.
Paul fairly putieu we to the
car, but he didn't y a word
and neither did I until we were
quite a way into the country.
"Where nre you going?" I
finally asked.
' i'm fcoing to get away from
the entire mob. This Is the day
that I thought was going to be
the happiest in my life, and it is
the unhnppiest I have ever spent.
It is over now and we are speed
ing away from the whole darn
crowd. When we got up to the
hotel, we'll have something to
cut. I am nearly starved.
"Your mother said that if we
would come to her tonfprht, she
would have some people in. As
though on our wedding night,
we'd want to talk to other peo
ple." "I feel now as though I n'ever
want to talk to anyone but you
again. For you know dear ! do
love you and I feel as though we
had been rohbed of something In
these firxt few hours of our wed
ded life."
Paul nearly ran into u tree.
And ve both laughed as he curs
ed my hat for not only spoiling
his kiss but nearly breaking the
machine.
When we arrived at the hotel,
Paul strode farward to the desk.
I wanted to go with him for I
had an unholy desire to see how
"Lieutenant and ' m. Paul Arm
strong" would look on the re
gist nr.
I stayed uacK next the elevator.
presently we were whisked up to
MltKKTY THKATIli:.
One of the most exquisite love
scenes ever filmed la part of "The
Harefoot Hoy", a screen version
of John G ree leaf whlttier's im
mortal poem, jdortfying the coun
try lad. comiiTtf to the Liberty
Theatre tomorrow for a two daya'
run
Classified Section
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PACE.
I FOR SALE I WANTED
i , i J
The. Barefoot Hoy" grown up i for BALE Hry wood. W. A. Jen-j WANTED Maternity work In the
Is Just as clean and fine and j 1,113, Phone 14F41. J home. Mrs. E. E. Thompson,
llbur, Oregon.
wholesome as the "barefoot bov
of ten. And the girl loved him
with a devotion seldom equnlled.
Hut "The Harefoot Hoy" In his
humiliation at an Imagined wrong,
does not believe himself worthy
of the love of so fine a girl, and !
decides to give her up. Whether I
sue permits tnis sacruiro, ami pnn s
a beautiful suite of rooms. After 'hat the ultimate outcome of
FOll SALE Kir block wood,
ler tier. Phoue 14K2.
J.W'ALAC, Paints and Varnishes, at
Powell's Furniture Co.
SEWl.N'O MACHINES for"sale7for
rent, and repairing. Powell Fur
niture Co.
SALE Good jersey cow.
WANTED P? girl, general house
work In private family. Address
T. M. B.. care News-Review.
the boy had left Paul held out
his arm to me and 1 rushed Into
them. For a moment neither of
us spoke and then he tipped my
chin up and said with that dear
smile of his "Welcome to our city
Mrs. Paul Armstrong."
"Is that the way you wrote it
on the register? Oh. I did want
to see how It would look."
"Honestly Cleo I didn't know
hnw tn wrtl. It anil .n T mm.
!nrnmlpri nn f. lieutenant Pnul
Armstrong and wife.
"What's the matter?" he asked
as I didn't say anything.
"Oh boy dear. I don't like 'and
wife."
"Hut you are my wife, aren't
you?"
"Yrs. but I think It looks so
much better on a hotel register
to write 'Llenttenant and Mrs.
Armstrong You always say
'l.ieutrnnnt Armstrong and maid
or chauffeur."
"I never say 'and maid.' " said
Paul with a grin, "and I never
had ocension to write 'and chauf
feur." Whom do you think you
have married, Cleo? Chick
Adams?"
"No dear. I'd rather be "and
wire' than Mrs. Chick Adams any
time."
Nothing wns said between us
for a long while after that and
I disengaged myself from my hus
band's arms only when the. boy
hroueht up the dinner card.
What do you 'want to eat.
103S Corey Ave.
Phone 1!9-J.
their love leads to Is one of the
hit!h snots of this tender lore
drama. John Dowers us 'the (FOR SALE Oak wood, block IJ.50.
barefoot boy" grown up, and Mar- Stove wood, $3.75, delivered.
Jorie Daw as the girl, are per- Gardiner Bros. Phone 260 J.
fectly cast.
MIDDLE aged lady will do light
housework for board and room.
Address Box 10 care News-Review.
C. P. Cayler. U'ANTKTl Tanahl woman In Inlca
charge of kitchen at Cow Creek
Station. Phone Cow Creek Sta
tion, Glendale, Ore.
ANTI.I'US TIIKATKK.
The journey of Columbus across
the Atlantic iu U92 required no
more courage than the trip made
by the pioneers of the south in
their attempt to establish a de
finite trail between Texas and the
railroads in Kansus.
In "North of 3ti", the first
Journey from the south to the
north Is told upon the screen
scene as it actually occurred sixty
one years ago. Nothing hai be' n
left out. nothing added. The true
story of the hardships and suf
fering of the brave band was so
thiillini that It required no chan
ge to achieve the supivmo In dm-
ma.
Prominent In the cast or 'Nn""h
of 3" aro Jack Holt. Ernest Tor-
rence. Lots wilscn. tne -t oior
Wagon" girl, and Noah Beery.
The p'cture opens a three days'
run at the Antlers Theatre on
Thursday next.
FOR SALE Milk goat t years old.
freshen 15 days, 9 nanule kids.
Phone 4uFi2. J. T. Epperly.
SHEARING WANTED Have new
shearing machine, ready to use.
(1. E. Ollivant and Monroe Por.
ther. Hrockway Oregon.
FOR SALE Four tons baled oat : WANTED Painting, paperhanglng,
hay, 15 per ton. O. T. llenrv.l kalsomlning. Reasonable. i.stk
llice Crock, P. O. at Dillard, Ore. ! mates free. John Weaterlund
nox til uiuaru, uregoo.
WANTED-A large ""unfurnished
sleeping room, convenient to
bath. In private home, by couple
traveling most of the time. Ad
dress "O" care Newa-Revlew.
SALESLADY OR SALESMAN T
handle high grade line Ladies,
Misses ami childrena dresses lq
wide range of materials. Must be
' of pleasing personalty and come
well recommended, for appoint
ment write 11. W. C. care Rose
burg News-Review.
FOR SALE 900 single comb White
Leghorns, day old chlx, May 19
hatch. Phoue 17F3. U. W. Hurt,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE 8 inch plow. 2 section
drag harrow, six months old
Scotch collie. Cha8. lnsley Rose
burg RL 1.
llOItSK t'Oil SALE Cheap;
gentle, good for cultivation.
U'oik single or double. Phone
G7S-K. 147 Sheridan street.
FOR-SALE Good bicycle." Extra
large refrigerator, good second
Majestic Theatre
"Let Not Man Put Asunder."
which will be the attraction at the
Majestic Theatre tonight and Fri
day, brings together two of the
most romantic figures In the amuse
ment world, Lou Tellegen, famous
Cl'.'o?" said Paul as he got out i for his portrayal of the romuutlc
his pencil. ' lover, and Pauline Frederick, whose
"Order anything you like dear. lroles have always been characters
Lot's have a hiufstcak." And then j torn 0v the passions of deep emo
I laughed because almost every , jon8i
man I knew would order a steak rj.no ,,jCtur0 aiao marks Miss
under any and all circumstances. pre(iPrck's return to the screen
jl had beaten Paul to It. I after an absence of a year, during
reany u.-ii i niiiiw .uni n which she starred on the stage
nen mat mum D.sine "',Tbc dearth of good stories was
steak, but whatever it was It wns .,r-1,ll fnr i'mHrlck s tern-1
porary retlrem. nt from the screen. I
I csne is an actress wnn sum nwii-i
baud oil stoves, round oak dln-
( inn tableB. Judd's Furniture Store
FOR SALE German police pups,
from purebred, registered, prise
winning stock, all choice colors,
reasonable prices. M. A. Ketten,
216 Court slreet. !
FOll SALE 1 btnckHPiilh fnrpe nnit t
! tongs; 1 force drill and bits; l1
I platform scute; 1 mower, priced t
right. Inquire at Geo. Gilliam, 332
N. Jackson, phone 478. I
FpR SALE One large lot 40x!
120 or option of two lots. I
Shade. Centrally located. Cheap
If taken at once. Address i
"LOTS", care News-Review.
FOR SAJ.E New Columbia drag j
saw 1110 cash, lias cut only 15 j
tier wood. Also No. S Gould Hy
draulic ram, $18. Address B.
C. II. care News-Review.
FOR RENT
FOn RENT Garage, 404
Douglas.
West
HOUSE FOR RENT 128 So. Kane
St.
FOR RENT Furnished room 6flJ
Winchester St.
FOB RENT Fourrurnlshed h6us
keeping rooms. 246, N. Rose.
ACREAGE FOR RENT Also horse
for sale. J-Yed Vedde-. Tel. 42F2.
FOR RENT Modern6 room house",
unfurnished, centrally located.
Phone 1S0J.
delicious for across the small
table from me sat the man I had
: FOR RENT 30 acres of broccoli
! land, river bottom. Box 658,
Roseburg, Ore.
! FOR RENT Modern house, garage
Available June 8. Make garden
! now. Phone 403-R. -
just married won mui me nu.i .., .mo,lnnal liower mat only
loved me between almost
I mouthful of food and that ho was
I the happiest man on earth.
"Aren't you glad. Paul, that I
aked you to marry me today?"
"Ihiph dear. I was determined
jto rarry yon off anyway and now
'that's It all over. I am clad that
j II was Just as It wns. If we had
had a big wedding I n'ever would
have gotten you t(o myself as 1
have now.
I "Oh Cleo, Cleo, w nre going
j to he hnppy and as you said that
I whatever conies to us, we shall
! share It together.'
I "Every trolile. dear, Is not as
ba( If two may shai'e it," I told
hlqi softly.
1 Tomorrow lively Old World.
S. P. TO BUILD 18
MAMMOTH ENGINES
Eighteen powerful locomotives,
specially designed te haul heavy
passenger trains over steep moun
tain Etude are being built in the
ISniithein Pucific Company's own
kthopa at Sacramento. Ho It was
made Known today by J. H. Dyer,
general manager of the company.
The piiKinr-s will cot S1.4H7,7u.
Dyer also points out that from
preliminary plans to completion
the locomotives will be Southern
Pacific products and that at least
6m per cent of the cost will repre
sent wages. "The decision to build
these engines tn our Sacramento
shop," said Dyer, "is as important
to the Pacific coast as the cstab
llshmtnt of a n w industry."
Here's something about those
I'aciftc coast iron horses. Kach
of them will weigh, with "tender,
610,000 pounds. The Coltis P. Hunt
ington, first of Southern Pacific
locomotives, weighs 3!tfO00 pounds.
One of the first "big" engines built
on the Pacific coast weighed, with
tender, f7,fou pounds. The engine
that drew the first transcontinental
train from Sacramento to Ocden,
I weighed 65,500 pounds. The new
! engines will be of the 4-8-2 moun
I tain type which means that each
; will have a 4-wneel truck, 8 driv
( ing wheels and 2 trailers. There
j will be two sets of wheels three
! pair In each set under the tender
j fco that under engine and tender
there will be 26 wheels.
The driving wheels, 4 pairs of
them, will be 734 inches in diam
eter. Engine nnd tender will be 97
j feet 84 inches long. The engines
I will he -quipped with boosters
I the device that takes the jerk out
of starting super heaters and feed
j water heaters. The engines will
have two cylinders of 2S-lnch di
i ameter and 30 Inch stroke.
; Main and shle rods will be of
! vanadium steel, the great tensile
strength of which makes it pos
t sible to use rods of light weight.
I On a grade of 26 feet to the mile
one of these engines will draw a
passenger train of 14 cars 50
miles an hour or a freight train of
7i loaded cars at 10 mils an hour.
1 Seven of the new locomotive"
will he completed this year and will
be placed in operation on mountain
. divisions.
SALVATION ARMY FORMS
ORGANIZATION FOR YOUNO
PEOPLE OF THE CITY
stories vth big dramatic themes
appeal to her.
Another of those cnjoyab.e eve
nings next Saturday at the Wig
wam Tavern.
Holtzner
Mrs. Sadie E.
.V J
v.
Call and see the new products
at the Watklns Store, 120 W. Lane,
DR0NCHITIS
um At btdtims rub tha throat and
mM cheat thoroughly with
VARORUB
Qyr r Af.Hto. Jet, VJ Ymmtlf
The local corps of the Salvation
' Army has organized In the last
week an organization which it is
hoped will eventually prove to be
a great factor In the upbuilding of
tho younger generation in this
country. This organization, the
Life Raving Scouts and Cuards of
the World, open to boys and girls,
young men and young women from
the ages of 10 to 20 years, Is de
signed to assist In building up a I t , . o
healthy body, a manly and woman- Have IOU ft UaUgnter
It, nV.nPa,.t.,p n 1m. fnr f'.rul anil i
in encouraging the true spirit of If You Have, This Woman's Advlcs
service, and in so doing provide
useful outlets for the Insllnrts,
faculties and energies of the boys
and girls. In accomplishing tlU'se
ends training is given in the habits
of obedience, disciplin and rever
ence. The result of such training
will, of course, be felt In the do
mestic circle as well as In the life
away from home.
Hoys and girls, young men aiyl
young women of the above ages
are cordially Invited to visit our
meetings and see what we are do
ing for the rest of the young folks
of Itoseburg and Join us. All par
ents may feel perfectly free to In
vestigate this organization and Its
leaders. 1-t us help you, help
I your children nnd make them true
1 American citizens.
ADJl'TANT.
OAK Tl-MUKit, waiion material,
Knur mill will,, i.lu,, !iul tii.rrf Onlr
ash. stove and heater wood. . FOR RENT Big barn with garden
from tl.25 to f 1.75 per tier. Ilia-i spot, on No. Stephens St be
hee Mill and Manufactory, Oak-1 tween Oak and Washington.
laud. Oregon. Phone 227-V.
FOR SALK 20 acres" iti Garden FOR RENT Modern sleeping
Valley. Lots 1 aud 8 llloek 3 I rooms. Special rates by week or
l'lat 11 U. II. O.- T. Jluo per I month, lit Sheridan SU New
acre. Address: C. E. Raney, KM Oregon Rooms. v
W. Silver, Albuquerque, Now j FOR RENT 4
Mexico,
llEAUTlr'l.'T, S U n U R "1i"a" N
home aud chicken ranch on
pavement. All conveniences,
your own terms. Also city prop
erty. See Jim Clark at Roseburg
Kiiuiio.
FOR SALE Fllllnirstatlonriunch
room.confectionery, and luncheon
goods. Is located on Coos ltay
llighway between Roseburg and
Murslifield. Inquiries promptly
answered, llrldge. Ore. 8. C. Ford
A real Investment jis.iMiu
worth of extra fine Oarden Val
ley land; borders on river: 2:1
acres in full bearing fruit; 17
acres in timber; good house;
barn; other improvements, that
can be purchased for lti.000 on
very easy terms. Full Informa
tion, LAWRENCE AOENCV, 126
Cass Street, l'hone 219.
Chkiikokiih
room furnished
apnrtment, lower floor; also 2
room furnished apt, on upper
floor. 246 SoStephens St.
FOR RENT5ooni"house, fnr
nUhed, electric range and all
complete for 35. Inquire at Rico
c Rice, real estate dealers.
I LOST AND FOUND
LOST Blue silk umbrella. II
ribs, about April 21st. Finder
call 219.
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miscellaneous
only
Is of Vital Interest t; You
Seattle. Wash. "In my girlhood.
I siitlcrcd with severe backaches and
pain and had a catarrhal condition.
, i'hese disagreeable sensations were j
completely eradicated and I devel- I
oped into a strong and healthy
Aomnnhond because my mother gac I
tnc Dr. 1'icrce's l;avontc i'recrip-j
tion. As my own daughters were ;
developing I gave thcin IJr. Tierce's j
l-avoritc Prescription ami in that
way prevented tlicir having any form j
ol inward weakness. My daughters I
developed naturally into womanhood
and 1 am sure it was Oecailsc i nal
them take the 'Prescription' at that
critical period." Mrs. Sadie IS.
Holtzner, 2124 North S2,l St.
Go to your neighborhood drii(!
'store today aud get thii prescrip
tion in tablets or liquid, or write
lllr. Pierce. Prcddcnt Invalids'
For concrete wont rail Taylor. Hotel, in Buffalo, N. V., for imdical
112 No. Flint St Tel. 22ft R. advice, free aud tonfidciitul.
I!i2:i Ford touring J2S5.
Repainted and 11)25 license.
l!C;i Ford coupe, $1175.
Wire wheeis, lots of extras.
1924 Fonl Coupo 2175.
Ixmks like new. Driven
Z'ijiiu miles;
1925 Ford coupe. ffiOO
lirlven about 2000 nilles, cost ov
er JS00.
ROY CATCHING MOTOR CO. '
Across from city hull llosetnirs.
SOMB'PEOI'LE AR'fi NEVER
SATISFIED And they want to
trade properties. We have 3 resi-,
ih-nre proMrtlea In Klamath '
Falls nnd owner uants a trade, i
Will eonslil'T small tract near ,
Roseburg. Have California prop-;
erty. resilience. Income and fruit ;
land to trade for Douglas County, i
Several tracts that am clear to :
crchaiige. Have one fine resi
dence In live California city to
trade for good residence here.
Have fine bearing orchard In
Douglas Counly to exchange for
Wlllametm Valley ranch. Have
a 2'hi acre stock ranrli not far
from Roseburg to trade for ftose-
burg home. What have you to
offer? G. W. Voting & Son.
I'lmne 417.
MARCEL and bob curl. 75c, hair
cut and curl BOc. Phone 67-Y.
331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers.
CAR OWNER Don't forget t
call 653 wben In need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
House.
rUDlATORS 'ThZt'slny-busihesi
New cores Installed, and old ones
made new. Lark, radiator man.
329 W. Lane.
LOAN WANTED4000 foTsTeari
at 7 or 8 per cent on the 93
acres now constituting tho town
site of Winchester. 6 miles north
of Roseburg. Acreage sold there
from recently at $135., lots at
150 and 175. Will not consider
sale or trade loan only. Ab
stract examined by O. P. Coshow
and Carey and Kerr of Portland.
Write direct to owner. GEO. A.
I.OVEJOV. 514 Plttock Blk,
Portland, Ore.
PROFESSIONAL CARD8
OR. M. H. PLYLER ChlropractU
physician. 12t W. Lane St
MATERNITY HOME
1118 Wlnchsttsr it Phone 490
Mr. D. Cornwell
Patients Privileged to Have
Their Own Doctor
Answer That..
THERMOSTATIC DIST.CO.
fKPlimiEl! J
BOSKBt ltd. IIHE.
Ill
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"GEE. LAST NI6HT POP
LET E LOOK AT THE
STARS THROUGrt A
TElESCOPt.GEEMINMIt!
YOU SHOOLOA SEEN KPrJ
BiSTHEV LOOKED -
ALMOST AS BIG AS,
POPS' HAT
AMV600Y KNOVsS
MNT THAT
6K,i
THEY AlMT HEY?
I BCTCHA SOME OF
THEM STARS 1$ TWICE
A 6iG AS AKVTHiM;
Vou EVER SAW'
I BET THEV
ain't as big
A'itHE BKXEiT
MOUNT'lN IN
: WORLD
i 8etcha.they are.
Pop saio the vtas )
were bic&er'mthe
WHOLE EAttTl
11
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VWHA00AVA
GWWM- ME?)
By WINNER
13
f . wm
f IF THES'PE il $3
BVCCER'n THE EAGTuA IKAKJ
VWMY DOW'T TWEV I ''.
KEEP THE UAlM
VorrA us? t p "fhy
Vv T '
The Umpqua Florist
Cholcs Cut Flowtrs Always
Fresh
Finest Quality Artistic Floral
Designs.
"Visit Our Oreenhouse or
Call 40-K2.
Reliable Tailor
i. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cltanlrg, Prssslng, Alterations
Wc Make Your Clothe.
in Roseburg
1918FordTouring
will sell very cheap
UNION GARAGE
Authorized Ford Service
Phone 2 32
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