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SIX Saul ttonccrt and BDe art Armory CONCERT 8 P.M.. DANCE 9 P.M. . Benefit Douglas County Concert Band 50c ADMISSION TO ALL 50c Sponsored by ROSEBURG KIWANIS CLUB THERE'S A BEST IN EVERYTHING That is the Class Our Service and Food Products are in, and the Prices are Low FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 68 And Save Annoyance PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins Bldg. Phone 68 Boy Scout News I ft! RE NEW HATS SALE SATURDAY All smart small hats one half price for Saturday only Bell Millinery Troop On Niwt Troop One held Its meeting At the Moil el Camp Kite lnt Monday evening. The attendance was good and oh a reHult the alKnal tower la rinixhed. We think it looks pretty Koud. Ily Haturday we will have the camp O. K. After It not too dark Monday evening to work we held a short meeting and assigned xperlal Job to each patrol for the SI rn wherry Carnival. On Friday a number of our scouts are going to appear before the Court of Honor to recoive the awards they Khali have earned. Two of our members, Kussell longhead and Maynard lie 11 expect lo receive their Kagle Iladges. An KaKle Scout Is the highest ranking -t Scouts. Howard Mlnturn, Troop Reporter The troop held Ha regular meet ing Monday evening at the Scout i camp grounds- As there were many tests to be passed the bust ness session was cut short. Two tetutm In It.-iinnv mi u In urlmmlntr Inn. In .Irhlnillnv anrl .ouor.l ..f that W6 Will plan to gO again. " " : ...Ill no. miyw y iiiw sjunjuuLicc wm r' there and look It over very soon and let you know all about It. 1 The Camp Committee, Mr. Earl Pickens. Mr. Kenneth Qufne and Mr. J. K. Byrd, are working toward promoting a camp where you can develop yourselves in many ways and at the same time have a lot of fun which will make for good health and In absolute safety. The Seventh Scout Law A Scout Is obedient he obeys his parents, scoutmaster, patrol leader, and all other duly constit uted authorities. He obeys with a smile. (uhulary. Say "We, usj our" Valuable Assistance "Hard nt It, I see Mrs. Grey." "Yen. Mrs. Itlucher; this Is my washing-day and looking after a faiiHly of ten doetm't leave much time on my hands. M Is that Kittle's voice that I deeds but they are taking advan tage of every opportunity to do a good turn. Bean Feed rians are being made for a bean feed to be held Tuesday eve ning, May 19th at six o'clock. This hour is net in order that Troop three will be able to hold Ha regu lar meeting without having any scouts absent. lieftnatH plans will be announced Monday evening at scout meetings and in the News-He view. However,) scouts will be required to bring a 'hear at the piano in the parlor?' tin cup or any such vessel as he j "Yes. that's her. I don't see how likes and a spoon along wHU a i d gt-t'alnng without that girl. Al sandwlch or sandwiches. Your ap-.way.H on these days when I have petite, while not requested la ex 'the most tiring work, she picks out pec ted. --'m This meeting for the purpose of receiving Instructions from Mr. Day and his irnivul committee regarding the ticket taking which the scouts are expected to do. Summer Camp Well, the Camp Committee did not get to go to the Wolf Creek Site this time as planned because of the condition of the roads after the rain. Mr. Johnson Bays that Just as soon as we need more rain friends, show a little Interest in the her nicest pieces, like 'Sweet Itest other felow-enough that he j Bye and Hye', 'Mother's Growing knows that you are Interested In j1' ',ljOVH1 w,m Uo11 lhe Clouds , . ., Away, and sings them for me him. Stop talking about yourself whllo , ain rumiln(f the tlwthl.8 and have the big I out of your vo- through the first water. 'Taint every girl who'd be so thoughtful, 1 II tell you. Keep the flies off your cows with Easy-Uoss. They will give more milk. Sold by Wl rton Jlros. Have you something to e.!, to trnde, to give away. Use News Review columns. o- Have yon ometntng to sell, U trade, giva awy. Use News Review columns. the various tests pertaining to Second and First Class were pass I ed. No games were played as our I scoutmaster was too busy with the I tests and there were no other adults present. J Those absent were, Peter Sum merhalter, Loren Johnson, Carl , Stephens, Garland lies. Mar Ky niers and, Scout McC-lnnls. Some good turns handed In are: helped a man get his car started t picked glass out of the street, as sisted an elderly lady In carrying a package and gave first aid to a idog with a broken leg. Troop Three New "Meeting place. Christian Church. Time, 7:30 Tuesday evening. Two , visitors were present, two officials and only ten scouts, but it was a ! good meeting. Court of Honor This month's Court of Honor meets at the city hall Friday eve- Inlne. Mav loth, at 7:30 o'clock. All MUST CHANGE OUR NAME But meanwhile you can order as usual Jersey Maid Butter Jersey Ice Cream Ask your dealer for these matchless Douglas County Products for sale at all the best places, Douglas County Creamery Phone 340 Mr. (albert llwt.'r at Portlnml P. I), (Illbert of Portland, who has been seriouly 111 with gan srreno anil diahetva at the (lood Samaritan Hospital there. Is Improving- slowly according to his daughter, Mrs. It. A. McCalley, of this city, who returned hero from 1'ortland yesterday. Mr. (illbert's many friends here will be Kind to hear of his complete recovery. Mrs. K. Whlston of Itiverslde today sent to the News-Itovtew office a quart jar which was com pletely filled by Just twenty-one lucious ripe strawberries. These enormous berries were well form ed, red throughout, and not In the least pithy. They were grown on black mud and are positive proof of the fertility of thut type of soil. Mrs. Whiston has straw berry vines upon which then) are as many as fifty berries hanging. Tha hit r tt VpIiI.v nirht. I scouts are- Invited to attend but no.inoneii to see nho.it taking iwith this understanding, that you part In the parade. Cames were played at the close of the meetlDK. S vaa,WM i j . fj I Douslas Countv ( " . p. Yoncalla Troop News Last Saturday evening we met at our scoutmaster's home (Mr. Durham). Our meeting was called to order at soven o'clock. All the, knots were learned ami omcers , h , elected as follows: Scribe, Hob- ,.,,i, ii,.i , h..,,,i come in the company of an adult or adults, preferably your parents. However, If they are unable to at tend get any adult to accompany you. After the meeting they will thank you for getting them to come. One thing is certain, they will go away with a real Rood im nroKslon of scouting anil will know that before a scout can wear bad' tuff. All This Court will be on the same 'order as last month's excepting I that It will carry with It a cere- crt Uenton; Chairman. Stanley Iluprecht; Inspector, Olger Ilel land. We decided to buy necker- cneis ami vu.eu ... ,nmny of Investiture of badges on After the business session we had 1 I A full car-load of the NeW Idea planters rue on hand at Kiddle rislit now and if you are interested in a renl planter old on its merits only a card will britiK one riht to your ranch for inspection. 5 "fcJS 1 v The owners of this planter have become too numerous to give you a list here, but remember we invite a chance to put it riht to work alongside any other make on the mar ket and you be the judue in all ca.rs. Drop me a card. No obligations, lhe inm nines sell themselves. C.E. -OSBORNE AGLNT, RIDDLE, ORE. 2. lot of fun and adjourned at ten o'clock. Last Thursday evening we hel.t a special meeting and had as vis itors several scouts of Hoseburg and the county executive, Mr. Hrlt Iton. who told us about the Scout nrogrum and about what we had to do In order to be real scouts. Two of the Hoseburg scouts also spoke to us briefly. Wo greatly appreci ated the presence of the entire group. Living Scouting Of course we are all trying to do a big bit for the Strawberry Carnival and we are Interested In iour troop's showing too. Some of us are going to do ticket taking for the carnival committee, some jare going to operate refreshment : stands, some will be on duty at various places and available for public service the greater part of the time. However, it must be re membered that no Scout is urged in any manner, to be on duty dur tng hours prohibited by his par ents nor Is he to neglect the school either. Hemember that you are a scout and honor bound to do the right thing and do It right. It Is true also that some of us are full of pep for Just such occa sions as this and as soon as they are over we are through until the next ntralr shows up. Well that Is not scouting a scout lives scouting ever yday. Our best scouts are not shouting from the house-tops telling of all their good the scouts successfully passing the tests. Scoutmusters' presence Is required. Big Chief Scoutisms Twelve Ihings to remember The value of time; the success of p.-r-serverance; the pleasure of work ing; the dignity of simplicity: the worth of chnracter; the power of kindness; the Influence of exam ple; the obligation of duty: the wisdom of economy; the virtue of patience; the Improvement of tal ent; the joy of origination. If you hope In hnve lasting. JUST ARRIVED SHiPMENT OF SANDALS For Women and Big Girls In white, elk and patent leather; just the thing for the warm days. Also one lot women's black kid, four button strap, Cu ban heel, Protex-Arch shoes. A beautiful fitting shoe, and priced most reasonable. -AT- KIDDER'S SHOE STORE ROSEBURG, OREGON By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Snapshots Of A Man Opening A Small Bottle ra& INACTIVE KIDNEYS WITH Foley Pills 4 DIURETIC STIMULANT FOR THE KIDNEYS p7 , aHHBMaBBlWsBJSSjBaiiaLaaMaBaBslal I S1V5 ITKUxrs HIM HCRVOUi VVRTCH1N4 MCR 1WIN6 70 0ITN THAT BOTTLE OF TIIEOCT OftRfelE- BITTER LET HIM DO. If TArS K':U AND ETUNVSfS RK PROM All WinTS OP CCMFfr; ANVi:HCS AT LAST THAT A UTUE CORKSCBfW WXItP BE JUST THE THINfc 6WT THERE OWE THE HOUSE SOMEWHERE CWMltJES WRAPPER, TO SEE IT THERE APE aw Directions ros DPEMNG POTTLE, UN TIL REMINDED IT WAS TO NIGHT StIE WANTED 10 IT REPEATS HE RIALiy 0ik.nr TO HAVE A UTILE CCRK5CREW-AND WVIO'4 60T HIS PEN KNIFE T1MPS FENSITT -m OTHER PXKtT AND AFTER TCVINO OUT All THE MA?tS GETS to WORK lARfS V. NP tt in m.vv ..,.,p urs rr E W TVIW Ht ?N'-'r: rr an cu- RA f 7- lAKE O CO-'TINUES AMiri viRAmtC i'LEN:E PRvlKEN FV KCAS ..M VlirElYOltR IES WOl'LpNT H LIKE MEH. Id T0V NOW M.-Hurt Ncwspjpcr Syndicitl TIN'AUy ACHIEVES S0CtES Bv Flf H in; C0(K IN Af.O MitT OF THE THROAT feARat OUT WIPES HIS HANF AND ESPLAlNS 5IE CAN MAkE APAFER STOPPER FOR. THE BOTTLE AND JOST PE CAREFUL NOT TO wAaOV ANV OF THE f-lTS OP CORK. W.'HEN &HE GARBLES "A5 15"- OR BETTER? If you buy a used car "As Is" you take all the risk. The prev ious owner might have been a careful driver and he might not. A careful inspection and competent reconditioning is given every one of our Dodge Brothers used cars before it is placed on sale. That is the way we main tain our reputation Tor fair dealing. . J. O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Dealers , ROSEBURG, ORE. PHONE 4SI Dodge- Erotmers Dealers Se-llEood Used Cars Today's Of ferings 1923 Dodge Bros. Business Sedan $950 1922 Dodge Bros. Touring $650 1521 Dodge Bros. Touring $250 1522 Dodge Bros. Roadster $550 1919 Dodge Bros. Roadster $400 1923 Ford Touring $250 J.O. NEWLAND & SON Dodge Brothers Cars and Graham Trucks Mrs. II. C. Stnritnn and Mrs. W. Sether will participate in the eolf P. Dusendorf and daiiRhter, Mao, tournament at the country club of this city, left this morning for ( Sunday. Portland and Seaside, where they will spend the summer vlsitliur. 1 l(..nh l,,i, ii-,.,.,..- They will bq joined later nt Sea side by .Mrs. Stnnton's otlrer dnuKhter, Mrs. Cahkee, who is teaching school at Astoria. To San Franct Mni. W. S. Ilrosl. of Winston, will leave tonight for San Francis co, where she will spend the next month or six weeks visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Fred Jenny and ilrs. W. A. Kogelschatx. illlam M. Smith, aged 27, a brother of Mrs. F. A. Cook, of this city, died at Salem, Oregon, May 12th. The funeral was held at Sulem under the auspices of the Klks lodge, of which Mr. Smith was a member. To Visit Here Dr. A. F. Sether will arrive here tonight by nuto from Kttgrne and will spend several days in this city ns the (Miesf of V. .1. Weaver. 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