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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. MAY 2 1 , 1925. FIVE This Pretty Girl Defies Age By Using Ordinary Buttermilk to Beautify Her Complexion : BOY SCOUT NEWS : Tells Oruggists Not to Tak. Any. one s money unless Tnit Delight f ul New Vanishing Cream Quickly Showa Decided Improvement. Buttermilk Cream creates beauty almost like magic. The must won derful thing about It is the fact that whilst It turns the dullest, most lifeless complexion to radiant beauty and mukes red or roimli ' hands or arms snowy white, yet , there is not the. slightest si'n of its use after application. 11 actu ally vanishes from sight and the most heutod atmosphere will not produce the least shiniucss or greasim-ss of the skin. No matter whether you are troubled with a poor complexion, wrinkles; puffiness around the eyes, freckles, crows feet or lines around the mouth, ugly finger nails or "just a simple roughness of the face hands or arras casued by wind or sun, you will find that any or all of these troulJes will quickly dis appear with the use of Howard's Buttermilk Cream. i I To prove thin, to your complete satisfaction, net a small quantity today at your favorite toilet goods counter with the undcmtamliug that they will freely return the pur chase, mouey should you be dia satisfled. beautiful actresses say, "A short massaxe with Howard's Uuttermllk Cream at night before retiring is all that Is necessary." All druggists. J 9r MOVING V, Why not avail yoursi-lf of a tried and trusted trans, portation service? Why exptriment with vuluable property? There are years of satisfactory service be ll i n d us. . Reasonable prices. "We aim to plfase" H.S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORACE CO. PHONE 220 . -uw BeU TO Effective June 6th.. 1S25 authorized by the State Commission May 6th. 1925 Schedule D. Domestic Combination Cocking and Water Heating Rate First 500 cubic feet of gas or less per month , $2.50 All after at the rate of 10c per 100 cubic feet or $1.00 per 1000 cubic feet This rate is optional to any and all consvjmers of the Southern Oregon Gas Company and to the public in general. ' ' The Southern Oregon Gas Company in ap plying for this schedule to the State Commission desired to place gas as a general cooking medium within reach of everyone in Roseburg. This rate when used in connection with the new Vulcan gas ranges will place at your disposal the best and most desirable medium for Cooking and Hot Water obtainable. It is to your interest ' to thoroughly investigate the possibilities of this new rate. Call or phone the Southern Oregon Gas Com pany office. We are at your service. Phone 235. Southern Oregon Gas Company Cold weather, "travel comfort" In winter your thouhts turn to warmth and shelter, and the "driest", way to reach your destination, v ... Next time you have to make an out-of-town trip travel by stage. Our modern aafcty coaches are temperately heated, enclosed to guard against wind and rainj the seats are comfortable and "springy" ! you may thoroughly enjoy a trip even in the midst of winter. OREGON STAGES Troop Ont Newt Monday evening Troop One held its meeting at the iito of lta model camp. Wo spend most of the even ing working on the camp. Every one worked until it go too dark and the result was that It 'was nearly finished, the putting up of the tents and general cleaning up of the camp being the only things left undone; Later we held a short meeting and discussed the carnival and our duties of ticket taking. Nearly all scouts of this troop were present when it started to rain again we adjourned. We had a number of scouts at the Court of Honor, Friday evening and we are glad to say that they all passed. Russell Laughead re ceived his Eagle Badge and Scout master received his Five-year Vet eran's badge. There was an Eagle badge on band for Maynard Bell but it was necessary for- him to be absent so It was given to him later. Both Eagles are- happy now. liuuard MInturn, Troop Reporter. Troop Two News Guess the carnival has the best of the reporter this week or, if he has his news prepared he Is scared to come near the headquarters of fice he broke the key in the lock and the gang had to wait out in the rain until the Ex. chased home for another key. All the scouts from troop two who reported to tho Court of Hon or last Friday evening passed their tests. Harold Thomas, who was to have appeared for three Merit ( Badge tests and Daniel Barnett, for Second Class 'est did not show up. We will look for them next month. This troop is turning out for duty in the carnival with a will. All scouts say they "know their berries" and will "do their stuff." Fourth Troop Until such a time as a Scoutmas ter can be procured for this troop, which is sponsored by the Presby terian church,- the executive will help the boys out by instructing t hum nnil itrennrini? them tn heln ' out the scoutmaster when they do get one. There is plenty of room lor more boys in this troop. There is a splendid opportunity for boys to get in and make leaders of themselves in a short time. j To Second Class scouts of other j troops: If you enlist a boy and. train him as a tender foot, you will get credit for it in your First Class test regardless of what troop he may join. Here Is a chance for you to fill up Troop four. Yoncalla Troop News Our troop meeting was held last Saturday night al the home of our Scoutmaster, Dr. Durham. The meeting was called to order at seven o clock. Because of consider able sickness of members of this troop there were only eight pres ent. ' Throe of our number have passed the Tender! oot test and expect to be sporting the badges within a couple of days. These three will now give their attention toward getting all the other boys through the Tenderfoot as well as to pie pare for the Second Class test. All of our members have had the study of Our Flag and have been rehearsed on all the Tenderfoot knots. This Saturday evening we will take up the Oath and Scout Laws. During the meeting we played a few games and listened to a couple of stories by our Scoutmaster and adjourned. J. Robert Benton, Scribe. Drain Scout Newt No news is good news wo take It that Drain is on the job and go ing strong. Sutherlin Troop New Just as soon as members of Mr. Quirk's family are over a recent operation a meeting of Sutherlin boys will be called by him for the purpose of orxaiilzatlon. Ilo slates that a number of the boys have been inquiring regarding the troop and arn anxious to set going. He also states that some Oakland boys are desirous of joining the Sutherlin troop. It is too bad Oak land does not get busy on one too. The Sutherlin boys were recls tered as a troop once but for lack of a permanent Scoutmaster had to discontinue meetings, i Reedsport Troop Some of the Keedsport scouts ;are ready for the Second Class 'test. A Court of Honor will be or ganized here soon and the awards given to those deserving them. Ilt-causR of the very bad roads the Roseburg boys have been unable to pay us a visit but as soon as the roads get good, we will look for the:n. Maybe since school will bo out by that time, they can stay loheer. The executive will be hero tor our meeting on Thursday evening. May 2th. Wonder will there be any more initiations. I-et'a do our stuff and be ready for hira. The Eighth Scent Law. A Stout Is Cheerful He smiles whenever he can. Ills obedience to orders Is prompt and cheery. He never shirks nor grumbles at hardships. fell This is Our Last Notice to You! MORE DAYS ONLY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bringing to a Close Saturday Night The Most Sensational 11, mm Roseburg Has Eyer Witnessed Now for the final rush! Just two more days and this wonderful sale will be only a memory, for this great sale closes with the closing of the doors Saturday night The very last cuts have been made! There positively will not be any advantage in waiting 'till the last day, or the last hour. Those who put it off may be disappointed in the grand rush of the closing hours. Play safe, man come in Friday. Plenty of salespeople to give you prompt service and you will profit by every purchase you make, large or small. ONE LOT OF UNION SUITS In Small Sizes Values to 2.U0 89c UNION SUITS Lewis." Athletic style Union Suits. Sells the world over for Jl.OO. Reduced again for this sale to 85( UNION SUITS Men's lisht weight woiVu-d and cotton Union Suilit, values to $:i.25. Reduced again for this sale, per garmeut $1.45 MEN'S CAPS , One lot of men's caps, values to $.1.00. Reduced in price again to clean up, only S1.45 PRICES UNMERCIFULLY CUT ON Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft's FINE NEW SUITS SUITS Value to $25.00 $14.95 SUITS Value to $40.00 $24.95 SUITS Value to $37.50 $29.95 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Excellent patterns, with or without collars attached. Values to 13.50 in this lot Keduced in price again to $1 .98 MEN'S SILK SHIRTS Beautiful new patterns in Killc and I'ongee Shiits, with or with out collar attached. Value to j.U0. Keduced Dgalu to $3.45 SUITS Value to $50.00 $34.95 SUITS Value to $55.00 $39.95 SUITS Value to $65.00 $44.95 Good-Bye to Odd Lots at Almost Any Price ONE BIG LOT Work Shoes Mack or brown, good solid footwear for the working man. Values to 5.0U. Re duced again to $2.45 ONE BIG LOT OF MEN'S Shoes and Oxfords In a variety of styles, lllnck or brown calf skin. Nearly all sizes Values to 17.50. Keduced UKiiln tor these last few days $3.45 R.R. & G.K.QuineJr.,the new Owners of Duds for Men ONE LOT OF SWEATERS and Sweater Coats Value to 16.00. to Reduced again $3.45 Wonderful Lot of SWEATERS Values to 10. Reduced again to $6.45 BOYS' SCOUT SHOES One lot of brown elk Scout Slioen. size 44 to 7 only. Regu lar 13 value. Reduced in price again to. per p.ui . 98c MEN'S LISLE HOSE One blft lot of men's llslo Hose In Krey, blue, brown and black, values to 60c Keduced in price to, per pu'r 28c FANCY WOOL HOSE One lot of medium weight fancy wikiI Hose. b!u green, brown and heather mixture, regular $1.25 vh'uo. Heduced again to per pair 76c TROUSERS One lot of Men's Trousors In stripes, checks and plain ma terials. Values to $5.00. Ko- duced again to $3.45 prepared hi body, by making him m ii strong nd active and abl- to do the riKht thing at the right mo ment, and then to do it. Carnival Duty and the School. Some of you scouts are so anx ious to do your bit for the I'mp qua Chhtfii that you are grumbling a little over the fact that school will keep all day Thursday. Well, fellow, it Is like this: Do yon ever kick because your are out on j three strikes Instead of five? Tin- school rule is a rule Just the ai:e ja a Ii-im hall rule Is a rule and at t c ording to your seventh law o'i ob'y mles. The ('blent are nut ) asking that you May our of n:l.jl jtwhen you aro nippo-d not and th'-y do nut intend to Rive you anything to do during srhool hour. if you should at ay out. Well, i are not worrying much about remits staying out, you will be at Tha Krnnl Mntta. HthOOU Among th-. firtt thing a boy V und-ratand from all niiiHt know in leconie a uroot are'bave limed up for duty that nu th" -rout law, salute, dgn. oath. . ha ve your pai .-M h consent. Is 1 na' n.otio, and hisniticance of the 'right? If not get it or P lt l tU i. ,in i ! you cannot nerve. Tiie' motto of the bny front Is i " "V be that then He Prepared." and the badre rtT ! h are ohj.-et ionaU the boy M'outH in a copyrighted de- I someone to take all your problems i to but it would enable the man hinu.elf (o better advise with your scout inn.Hter. 1 ho Idea sound good, get your man. nlgn with this motto., "lie Prepar ed." on a hi roll nt It - hie. The nioito. "He Prepared." means that the wont i always la a state of nadi-ei In mind no body to do his duty: to be prepared in mind bv having disciplined hirneir to b ohe.Jlent, and alo bv having thought out beforehand any accident or si mat ion that miKht fwrur. fo that ne mar snow in are tiling ai the ( ;, nival. If there are, practice Si or.' inc and do the riL'ht thing, then hy Bet'ing the projxT example for bo ho ar not icouts, relay, knot tying race, horse ai rider race, biMialllng contest aud wall scaling contest. We are pretty good in all except tho water boil ing content, let'8 work that up. Jf we are not Invited io compete, .... it may be that an auto load or twt, Alltoma(lo wind shield wipers U cau go to obaer-iu. f installed. Stephens Auto Company. r-... ..i...ui i 323 N. Main. tiood woik. done In the troop Ik heing Increasingly recognized by the of luring of choIarshiprt to "CoutH. 'I he latent tiling of this kind is reported from South Jtend, Indiana. The la president of the South Pet.d Count il K. A. Itt yan, leq;ieathed Jlu.oiiuoo (o be known ii the Itru i'ollegiali fund, the income to be applied to four annual fchoiursliipH open to boyn who were Hoy Seoul s during their Junior ami Senior chis at the onth liend hi-b ochooi. Th fund tieconie.t aaitiille In '-. There aie fcev.ral different peo ple and Institutions offering lliese -cholaishipi to scouts. Itight her i;i our own It' i'i in Kb-ven, Whit man College. Walla Walla, Wash., iiWfii-d a locr-jear srhoiarslp to fcouu of K1i. t Class rank, selected na a coin pet Hive banta fioiu Ont Kon, W a-thmctori, Idaho aud Mon tana. Mot e infuiniHi ion on tho A hit tn fin Colhve ttbolarahip will b published soon. . COOKED FOOD SALE Cooked Food Sale at the Twen tieth Century Grocery Saturday, May 23, given by the Ccruniunlty Club of IV.Ie. SPECIAL PRICES During Carnival on Fotngrnphn. K0SKHI:RU STlDIO Opposite Unipqua Hotel Sewing machines at Powells. YOU OUGHT TO Insure Your Auto For Automobile Insurance All coverage. We are at your service G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 Rally at Eugena. The Knen' Seoul will boh! a rally on Tuesday afternoon, June 2. If we rec-he an triV,tion to comjK'te in ttiat evnt there i I be transportation fr one pattoi from each troop there and bm k Dm fT Troop Committetman A g)l i-l ... . . i i i. - , Tk.. ...ill .(. n.U In Ihnlr nrnirr.1!!! Tight tnmg IO IO ai iue rui:i, wiu- ' I i.i mDt and b wilUng to do It; to b, water boilin tontt, first a.-i Is given out In inasmtiie for Screit a nil in niaklng l loop cortiuittleeineii. It fli pttiol (to after and f vo'ir trfMiu coininlHei nij n to "faiher" our patrol. This woid not ouly givw you "ciuting, lAtalei h r 'ise of the is this. K gef in Keep the Rent Tuko tlilnu iiti'l'T your wins own the lionm you live In ami d' ly ihe lamllurd. L t u blp ou. Contnct'ng, Building, Concrct. Work, and Fiirnuh Ettlmau. and Plans. J. E. RUNYAN Phor 202 J 4-7 buiKh Jik k.Hi.n St. H""hur(r. fl mmr timU n I Mall Order m I 1 Mix wmmim V 1 SfihLTr i im The News-Review KM i i . . . . t . . j. I J i ii ii J Ar?fvhW I ...h wlditiaial word, taila mat Unpl. J hkM fed to diacard Mr old printing pUwa. H.r. U ! -IT compile i-r.,--"' ini.ii hi mriy tor rmy EASY FOR YOU TO GET uiaainlnil or aiM t, thia uaaiaf ith nominal sum to arrar ami " ZoXTrrr. 98 om. 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