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TWO ROSEBURG NEWSREV1EW. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1925. KOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Viii Except Sunday by The Newt-Review Co, Inc. , The Asaochmd Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republi cation at all l. UlelmU'liea credited to It or not otherwise credited ta tula paper autl to ail local news puollehea herein. All riaots of re- . fcib.i.uiuu wl t.!l uikiHkicaaa Herein ara alee reserved. ' J 8. W. BATES BalKT U. UAV&S- Fretldeot and Manager Secretary-Treasurer littered aa tecood class matter May 17, 1920, at tha post office at atuaobiUK, Oregon, under tut Act ol a! area X, ls. ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES iliaijy, par year, by " , tNuiy, six tuuuuia, by maiL. ' iMiiy, three mouths, by maU Leuy, abigla umuui, by maii Uauy, tiy carrier, per niouuu. Weekly News Karlew, by mall, per year- S4.M J.ltv l.w .Ml -a l.uo R06EBUP3, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1925. SINKING FUND WILL MEET GENERAL APPROVAL. , -The decision of theity council to establish a sinking fund next year with which to retire $27,000 worth of city bonds is an act of good business policy that cannot fail to meet with the approval of tha taxpayers generally. Under ithe plan proposed an annual eyy sufficient to raise $3,000 land starting in 1926 with one mill it will require nine ; years to raise the desired amount. That periooj will meet ;the date of maturity of $12,000 of the bonds, issued for the : purchase of the city library premises, and at the same time precede by a few years the remaining $15,000 worth, issued :to pay for new fire fighting apparatus. Interest on both ; issues will be taken care of during the amortization period Tout of the general fund of the city. Liquidation of the $15, '000 block prior to maturity, under the option of so doing five .years after the date of flotation, will save a few thousand I dollars interest. ; I, Two years before the retirement of the $27,000 worth .of bonds referred to above, the city will be able to pay-off also in full the $25,000 batch of city hall bonds, thanks to a linking fund started for that particular purpose during; the i mortgage covera it! administration of Mayor K. Rice. This liquidation will leave "f mora mnnoir rlnrinr tha 4u n oa-o Jrv, ,'o tl f,.n...;., Americana are born at the rate of ...v.w ....... J uu. Q TV JVC. 9 .1.11.1 kt-ij AUllVmillJC 1U1 j f j mum Br BCRTGBATpS GOOD EVENING FOLKS B not deceived. The car that comee out with new dealgna baa the earn onea on the pedestrians. Even the guy with ( faet car may be elow pay. J Parking space is where you leave the ear to have the tail-light knocked off. - 'h Many a car la wrecked by I loose nut at the wheel. Many a man drlvee Into matri mony by driving with one hand1 FROM THE JUNK PILE A bouncing, a Jouncing, A leak and a lack, A bumping, a Jumping, A knock In the back. A creaking, a cracking, A bolt and a Jar. A dashing, a smashing, A helluva carl to the general practice of many of those woo are behind them. Tuo situation Is very similar to that which exists In connection wth branch banking, where we have well-intentioned gentlemen operating large chains of branch banks and at the same time vot ing resolutions against branch baoklng or advocating tbe adop tion of bills opposed to branch banking, but with loopholes which allow their particular kind ' of branch banking to continue California for example. Why can we not get rid of the righteous Indignation on these types of discussion and get down to basic facts? Many of our banks are full of dangerous If not bud Installment credit paper and conditions are leading up to a breakdown. Why not propose some practical method for correcting the situation before It grows worse? Portland Jour nal of Commerce. Hobbled Justice IT ARMISTICE DAY He who hesitates is i how tape-bound court procedure (n ! lo8t te,t year As a warning to. Jaywalkers traffic sign in a Michigan city reada: tossed." Mrs. Benrich I gave my hus band an imported meerschaum for his birthday. Mrs. Newrich Oh, how charm ing I Touring or sedan? The design of the car may change but the same old fashioned Tbe Armistice Day activities of tbe American Legion were suc cessfully carried out. and appar ently the celebration was appre ciated by the general public, ac 'cording to reports presented last 'night by the chairman of the var ious committees at the regular ! meeting of L'mpnua Post. I Financially the receipts from I tbe dance, football game, and I country store Just about met aH 'the bills. The post will perhaps j be required to pay out a small inmnnnt fA envnr nil I h a miwmh On the fifteenth day of Febru- 0f the day. This, however, was ary next the federal court of thia , to be expected considering tbe unmet win near tne case against stormy weather which prevailed. I the rum running crew of the gaso-1 The minstrel show, held on line schooner Pescawha a gang'. Monday and Tuesday before Ar-i arrested so long ago that the fact mist ice Day, netted a fair -rof it, mou lamjr writ luueu 11 uiu too mum- : which will go -into lue legion I 017 or most news readers. The ca&e ; treasury to be used to - provide la set to come to court more than equipment and uniforms for tbe a year after tho offenders were ap- drum corps. prehended. It Is the Intention of the legion This delay Is not the fault of the Post t0 outfit their drum corps tn Judge before whom the cane will men a way that tho musicians will come, nor yet of the prohibition of- have no handicap in their effort fleers who made the arrest, nor lo win ,ne "a,e championship cup perhaps any other - public official. 1 8t ,he next etate convention. This It 1b Just another llustratlon of :fup wa " two years ago, out cleverly evaded by the quli k think ing iioris. whose mysterious pres ence introduces the staid bachelor to a new viti of things as .they might be. If. - . Liberty Theatre Dorothy Kevler, considered by beauty experts to be the most beau tiful girl in California, Is featured with Cullcn Landls, In the first of the Waldorf releases for this sea son, "pemy of Men", which cornea to the Liberty theatre today. "Enemy of Mn" concerns the devotion of a suiter for her almost yts, 1 mean lndufiulteiy by going helpless younger lister, . who la j to bed half an hour earlier, and misguided and marries a brutal ' using the half hour for the follow politician. As a result ot the young- lug treatment er .slster'a series of misfortunes the Make up my cold cream formula older sister becomes intensely bit- both 'ways with mineral oil aa a ter. and capital lling her beauty she 'cleansing cream, and with vegeia- MS NIGHT TREATMENTS FOR WRINKLES If you are threatened with wrin- Thia treatment 1 so stimulating kles.you can do a great deal about ' ,nat minor blemishes, tiny scars, keeping them away Indefinitely- i'"- u""f "m"1- ..-. o -- the skin will be clear and lake de licious tints. Try It for a month or two and aee bow you like iL Distressed Mary Ann Any bleach is drying to tbe skin, so you should alwaya follow It with a cream or a line America can hobble Justice.' Is determined However, the post to take the cup Delays like thi3 always work to a"!n ana '.ne "rummers ore al- the advantage of the guilty party. ! I"" w0"g up new numbers The longer the delay between the .... conte8t"- ' act and Its punishment tho less the I . L D1P'!ua P08' hiw a policy of probability of learning the truth " Bee.kl"8 donations for lt9 ac concerning It. The truth Is not v tl'S0mma.nvd" "ar , Berrie what the guilty party wants to find. '"f- ,'uda a The only great concern of the pro- soniethlng worth the money. We believe that our minstrel show was well worth the admission ' price ve per minute, but drunken auto- drivers prevent any congestion of population. TEACHING HER TO DRIVE Instructor: In case of emergency Will remain for later liauirhitinn two nvina- hnnrl iWm tA. i P" on tn " i to protect . . ,. ... ... . .. I Hr! I thought that come with'erlme the application on other indebtedness, assuming, of course, that there will be no appreciable reduction in subsequent tax levies. '" With $52,000 worth of bonds paid off by 1931, there tailing $75,000, representing direct obligations on the city. ' the ear. That they cannot be paid at maturity in 1929 and 1930 is the ! ,n,,rue'0" ea, ,,art,r won,t . . . ,. . - ., i work look for a ahort circuit ui-tx-pieu veraici oi uiose inorougniy conversant . wun ine j Her: Then if you find it do you city s iinancial condition,, so they are to be reissued, flhis .'B3tnen itr fW urill f,.oll k Jl ,j u.. ti. a :' mexruowr: iwaya "v-v ivumnj m uivrcu, fiui ji, iicvu nut uvxuaiuii any radiator is filled with water, uneasiness. With other indebtedness out of the Way, "tho ' Her: Oh that thing on tha front creation of a special sinking fund to pay off these pavmg fouJr Hk " p"'"'n? bonds will not be a hardship for a municipality whose assess- instructor: You've bothered me able property valuation will soon exceed a total of $3,500,000, l"'! theV'a"" ' pad it is reasonable to expect that full payment can be made ' right over there, even before a second tenure of twenty years. Unforseen ' necessity may in the meantime force further extension of the I," ",m,,0i,k,""n, Pneumatie fossfonal criminal Is that the truth be suppressed and that he steal enough to fee an expensive lawyer. I and tnBt everyone was satisfied. This being done he goes on with Tnttt wlll De our B,m , tho fu. his profession making good profit ,ure, also. We will perhaps need on the delay. j considerable money to outfit-our Lntil such time as we make , &ram corps to compete with others Justice swift and sure In this eoun-im ttie stare, but we are not ask try we shall have a steady Increase g tor donations. We do ask. In crimes of all sorts and kindsi however, that when we put on To this will shortly be added the entertainments, shows, dances, formation of vigilance committees ; etc.. that wo be given tbe support the public from the of the people of the city. We hobbled courts fail to ' spnreeiate- the sanrort already supprejs. Portland Jelegrai. shown us and are grateful for the ruthless power. seta out to mane an men niv rnr kiu - ,iu.h h,.ii.ia i ..u the vicious acta nf nniv Reniio nf !h...n'i it i ia in mv numnhiui 'massage using a - .wu - " . I - ... Ml? .""."I - .. her powerful appeal Innumerable "Beamy") . Beat up the white of : " men of wealth pursue her and give an egg, adding a teaspoontul of Miss F. O. H. Small molos are her a tribute of Jewels. vinegar, and aa much powdered not disfiguring so there should be There are a number of large sets j borax and powdered camphor aa "o need, to bleach them, and a shown, reproduction- of the finest! will go, each, on tup of a luc piece, I large mole If It really disfigures modiste shops. Also an .entire see-, Stir this well, put the whole Should be removed by a doctor as tion of New York alums were re- amount Into a small, wide mouthed unskilled hsndlliig is very danger produced to obtain the essential bottle and keep for use. Ktep ous and might result In a scar. elements for this drama. small, soil paint brush near as you Never tamper with a mole your- . cut Uiia on with a brush. 6el: Antlera Theatre" I Now for the treatment n,ih the ! Young Mother Sleeping with That mlich vaunted thriller del akin wiih rie.-ins.inK rrcam anrf the mouth open and snoring may lrtxe "The Phantom of the Opera," wipe off with a cloth wrung from indicate that the child lias adc which Carl Laemmle, the producer, : hot' water. Wring out the cloth ! noids. It would be well to have a hns so vociferously pronounced I again, and hold over the face, so 'doctor exaniiue him. "the greatest mystery thriller of j that the blood cumes lo tbe skin I Mrs. Emily G. You can tint tho the age," will play tomorrow at the and the pores open it takes but a stray grey hair by using a henna AnUera theatre, and the people of minute. Paint thia gummy egg lo-1 shampoo; this will not be a dye Koseburg will at last have an op-1 tion on thickly and lie down. If -and it will not injure your hair nortunlty to see Loo Chaney play J possible keep your eyes abut, and nor your health. To do this, mix what Is said to be his latest and j relax as much as you can. The as- the small package of Egyptian hen greatest role. f itrlngent tightens like a mask overina that comes for a shampoo with It Is claimed that twenty acres ; the face and draws out the wrin-your lather and rnb It well Into, were covered wlth,seventy massive kles." After 15 "minutes wash "off ithe hair and scalp. Let this stay sets for the gigantic production, with hot water and rub In the flesh oa the hair for about 15 minutes, which Is adapted from the French building cream. Massage well into , as a trial, and then proceed as mystery romance by Gastou Le-lthe skin for five minutes, longer if I with any other Bhampooing meth roux, sometimes alluded to as I possible. Wipe off with a dryjod. The natural shade of your France's successor to De Maupas- cloth and go to bed. Much of the ,halr wlll not be affected, and the sant. The 'sets are said to include' cream is in tbe skin, which wlll stray white hair will be tinted a complete reproduction of the take It up during the night. Next j enough not to show. great Paris Opera House, Interior, 1 morning wash tbe face with ice Tomorrow Lotions and exterior and underground. cold water and nothing else. I Accessories. The five vast cellars which at one time served as the stronghold of the Second Commune of France, and equipped with many secret es capes, dungeons and torture cham bers for the red purposes of the Commune, Is tthe scene of mystery, thrill and terror when the strange denizen of, vaults and shadows known as the Opera Phantom rules the gay and noble throng of the fashionable opera with unseen, but encouragement received. We be- The Methodist Merger "ve that the activities sponsored Failure of the Southern Metho- "' be of a worthwhile nature Idlst conferences to. give a three anu wo hope that we can con- Alwaya aee that ' the I fourths vote for merger with the Northern Methodist organization la a malter for disapiKiintment to for ward looking religionists, but not for despair. For sixty years the southern church seoamted from the north ern riennmlnniinn hv the t'lvll war iimlt. even In the event of addl- has carried on as a distinct rell- tlonal cost. .I,.,,. i.,H,n. tin m, niel The membership drive Is to who are naturally more conserya- j tive than those that make up the' Northern Methodist body. This vote tinue to cunt on the support of Roseburg folks in our efforts.' The post. af:cr hearing the re ports of the various committees, adopted a resolution directed to tho county court urging tbe con tinuance of the county health Lon Chaney, who plays the "Phantom" is supported by a cast numbering thousands, all In the colorful splendor- affected by the wealthy and noble of that period with notable extravagance. Heat with gaa. JiOTKD lUXt'K.KS COMING. The announcement that the Portia Mansfield Dancers are "to start at once, the captains being! give one of their beautiful and Jack Crafton, John Gerrety andiunusun! Dance Concerts In this 11. L. Eppstein. The two loslug city is most welcome. They com- Clty S CreOlt, DUt It may be accepted as a certainty that any tire. If he breaks some bones he 1 .i' . --Von Unot o-vduetothei,eam8 wU1 Pfovll, an entertain- prise twelve solo and ensemble can oo to a butcher shop and get ', disinclination to chancr.4 ment toT. the w.!n.ne"' . . lBnce"' .?" ?,.r18.' 'Hn Ine future bond issues will carry feasible plans for ultimate li quidation. The costly lesson of past tardiness in that respect has been well learned, and tho examples of other municipali ties whose Jax bonding methods have brought them to grief is afforded at this time for what value they may be in the guidance of our own affairs. The women of the future, so far as physically able, will be helping their husbands support their families, according to the prediction of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, made in a recent address at Milwaukee. She felt that the standards of expense and the level of prices will continue to rise, making it necessary for the women to take hold and help their hus bands. The women of 20 years ago would have groaned at such a prospect. Not merely were most of them unable to do anything" to help support their families, but a very great number required help to do their housework. Trobably the housework of the ordinary home is not more than half of what it was 25 years ago, owing to new inventions and cus toms. The modern woman is full of energy, and if she can get more of the benefits of the world by taking on some ac tivities outside the home, she will not hesitate to do so. o The county farm conference to be held in this city, starting tomorrow, is of vast importance to the agric iK unl interests of tin's county. It is also of great importune, to the business men of Koseburg. The cooperation of the lat ter is needed. some spare rlbij So few ladles and gentlmen drive their autos like ladies and gentle men. . "I" H 4 Every automobile driver seems to depend on every other driver to run slow at street crossings. 'fa "l 4f ANO WEARING WINGS Jack and Jill ' Sped up the a hill, A curve up there was sharp. The car upset; Jack's rolling yet; Jill's playing on a harp. '' ' The family purse also needs 4 wheel brakes. h v The unreached heljht of gallan trya motorist backing out of a parking space to let a woman driv er In. Ripp.ingRhymQs Slate Press Comment I,aro rnmptnltit hn!t IWn mode hocauMi of the inMHllmrnf nvntom, 'now applied lo au torn otitic, pla it In a flfnir- They have failed at selling prunes, they have failed at laying LonU Tn a Rood many canon from THE RIGHT JOB. Hundreds go, a weary mob, to the poorhouse in the dell. ' Men who've never found the job they could do and do it well. !m,s 1,l '"mture. disinclination to but it Is enld. Is Influenced by tho j question of color In church mem- j b.rshlp. ; Prejudices alwaya die hard and An effort will be made to make !tlon of Harold Ames, one of the the membership for the coming featured members of the com year the largest the post ha panr. Their program will appeal known. The work the legion is i to all lovers of music and dancing inri.rlnlrln la vnrlhv nf tho 1 1 n - Inr nnn Invelv ti'Ptm fill Inn a n Change from a Comfortable eXlStlllK I , .-. , , Inlher In rnnlil i.,.ee.inn Amr,n order always comes slowly. Hut ittheir encouragement should be Ithe classic compositions to which IS sure to come even tnougn It j .vcn lentil,, the nrcnnlzatlnn. Ithev will give rhvthmic visual!- Wicienl busek&pfa PLANNING FOR THANKSGIVING Cider TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Left-Over Prunes Cereal Creamed Dried Decf Pop Overs Coffee Luncheon Spanish Omelet Wholewheat Bread Marmalade Cookies Cocoa Dinner White Potato Soup Pork Chops Sweet Potato-Apple Dish . Lima Deans Celery Steamed Fruit Pudding Hard Sauce' Coffeo Nuts - As Thanksgiving comes round each year I am always puzzled con cerning, the dinner menu for this comes slow footed. "Nothing Is so Tne ica post (s als0 endeavoring I saUon is Tchaihowsky s "Sympho- : festive day. Shall I publish the deliberate a.4 true progress." Port land Telegram i I nil oisif ' PLAYERS CGMIfilG OIU DECEMBER 1Q A change hns been made in the date for the second appearance of tho Moroni t)l?en players in KoscMirg this reason, they having announced their Intention of ap pearing here nt the Antlers Thea tre on Thursday, December loth,' instesd of Friday. December 11. Their vehicle on that date will be "The Ship" by SI. John Krvine. ;a serious drama of such Interest I and intensity, thnt the audience is ueia Dreamless until l no sen sationul climax. There Is much cause for rejoic ing In the selection of "The yblp". There la entertainment, much to lnuuh about and much to set one a, ti c e e e v e e a e ' t'1'"''nK- Smn w ho see It will a - ....... -idrenm and some wlll remember. I Tho dramatist has created in ,fThe early motorist doesn't catch so many pedestrians." o- IVin't forget on November 2S. to visit the M. K. church, south, ba zaar, held at J. O. Newland's Auto Sali-sroom on Cass street. brick; others nailed the picayunes, but they never learned the trick, iet no doubt there is a place where the failures ; well might shine, if they could but find a trace of the same I trades In which the Installment plan Is applied under very much more questionable conditions. It now rinera many types of i . . ,- , .. , .... ... .small mocnaniem, morn or less dim gut in line, incy ami I JillOW wnat llicy COllIU do, SO WC justly Items of hardware and see them sadly romp up tho brae and down the slouirh. to the !k,lcl,"n "iuipment, a inrgo variety fc . i.. it -1 , .. . . .... ii'f clothing, furs and, of course. poorhouse by the swamp1 . borne have failed through bitter umeroig. other boner known de years, failed at every thinK they tried, then becamo great I"'1" nuvin" ,,n,lro of r"n' auctioneers, cutting swaths extremely wide. Some were i"so In "hi" city there is in force. loaded to the guards with tho grief that failure knows, then w"n. " .'" '.'"'".r i,ll"M- ,he I tn , , . . pinn wnerenv nouses msy ne tiiey found that they wero bards and to gorgeous heights pninted on tho installment plan. they rose. miniature our modern world. In tho Thurlow family, with their shipyard, you will rind )nur.'lf anrtwour work. St. John Krvine suggests It all. riach nian will answer for him self. Moroni Olsen will situln bo seen In a sympathetic role allow ing htm fnli fcope for hU wonder ful histrionic talent, and the other favorites, especially Janet Young and Pyron Kntilgur, will have the strong parts. Slnitle ndnilsHlon tickets wlll be on sain soon by m Ihe Roseliitrg lluniness to give the heartiest cooperation to the work of Dr. K. 11. Stewart. slate commander, who was form- Antlers erly post commander, and because of that fact a big enough mem bership is desired to be able to carry out any project undertaken. The post gave a vote of thanks to Hon O. P. Coshow pr his as sistance on Armistice Day. Judge Coshow made the Memorial Day address and refused all remuner ation. Attorney Carl Wlmberly, past commander of tbe post, was Instructed to convey the thanks of the members to Judge Coshow. The annual nomination of of ficers also took place last night. Procedure calls for two nomina tions preceding the annual elec tion which occurs the first meet ing in December. Those nominat ed were Leon McCllntock, mander: James Fletcher, adju tnnt; V. H. Gerretsen, James Condman. Ojcar Berrie. first vice- commander; E. A. Post, second vice-commander; John Flurry, I chaplain; Harrle Dooth. finance) officer; Philip llarth. historian; Oeorge TrnpolU, sergeant-et-arms: Carl Wlmberly. Coy Cordon. Joe Denn and Ted Post, executive j committee. I ny Pathetlque.' old-fashioned kind, embracing the Coffee You wlll see that I have substi tuted Hors d'Oeuvres for the cus tomary soup. Also I am serving the squash in a way which our grandmothers would not have served It. For so heavy a dinner, merely lettuce with Thousand Is land Dressing makes a substantial enough salad. Here are the recipes for the out-of-theK)rdinary dishes! Hors d'Oeuvres: Buy two largo tomatoes. Slice them thinly. Place one slice on an Individual salad plate. Over It sprinkle one table spoon of ground, stuffed olive, one tnblespoon of chopped cucumber pickle, and one teaspoon of minced colery. Top with a dab of Mayon naise dressing and finish with a dash of paprika. This makes one portion. Old-Fashloned Potato Cake: Mash enough boiled white potatoes to fill a quart measure twlrc. Sea son with melted butter, salt and I pepper to suit Individual taste, then The Dancers wlll appear at the tried-and-true. dishes of our ances-! l" "u" 'na,v,UUK lasle' nea on Sunday matinee and mr, n, rin mv re.rier. nr.fer t,our ,n ""e ,B.rKe onions, cnop- i,r (in mv reanero nreier hl . . . . even'.ne and Mnnriav evenini In - . j,k " ..i i Peu. ano mree Deaien eggs. conjunction with Olorla Swansons among the old? agegroi v irLiie Form Into "Joaves" and bake in two pans i In a moderate ' oven till a s-nldnn I believe that the majority of , brown. Fresh grape lulco at Overland house-keepers like to serve a novtfl- Squash en Casserole: To two Orchards Bring containers or leave V;.dish ortwo J? the Thanksgiving lcupI! o mashed boiled Hubbard at Brand s Road Stand. Wlll de. ! -D nner'. Here U ,no menu 'hlcn ; squash, add two tablespoons of Uvcred when tilled. 1 lntena 10 8erve on mT ova bom0 melted butter, salt and pepper to uiuie. Hors d'Oeuvres I Roast Turkey Brown Gravy Sage-Onion Stulfing Cranberry Sauce Celery I Old-Fashloned Potato Cako Squash n Casserole ! Creamed Onions' Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. 8. Weather Bureau, local of fice, Koseburg, Oregon, 14 hours ending S a. m. Precipitation In Ins. A Hundredths Highest temperature ye&terday hi Lowest temperature last night 44 Precipitation last 21 hours 04 Total preAp. since lit month.. 2.94 Vnrtnal nreein for Ma mAlh A 11 .c?m'Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1925, to date .. B.D5 Average preclp. from Sept. 1 1X77 .. 6.23 season, two beaten eggs and two tablespoons ot sweet cream or rich top-milk.. Turn Into a buttered casserole, sprinkle with finely chopped mild American cheese, cover with drjr bread crumbs and bake 35 minutes In a moderate oven. Tomorrow Crocheting A Close Hat .6S Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1925 .. Average precipitation for 46 . wet seasons, (September to May Inclusive) 31.4S I'nsettled tonight and Thurs day; moderate temperature. WM HKU.. Meteorologist. lerwnyAtrrv a fTTKIA4iTV V F"EE For a few days only wo ofrer our Palmollve Shaving Cream and Valniolhc After Shave laic for the price of Ihe shaving cream. A 60c value for 3uc Lloyd Crocker. fosfttonal Women's Club, which organization Is sponsoring tho three appearances of this com pany hero this senson. Majestic Theatre A narrow street, only fwrnly feet wide, furnishes the basis for War ner Bros, motion ' picture of the , i same Elaine, that promises to fle- nnd 1'ro- light the patrons ot inn jiajrsiic c -miss Men's suits cleaned and pressed, f I 5'). Koseburg Cleaners, phone i T here Is nnn thittir nt ruiriv I theatre beginning tonight. , Alwavs makes the guests eat I Being tho screen version of the hearty. novel by Kdwln llateman Morris. in the center of the spread The narrow Mreei presents a put a Stack of bread. There's a task for every man, suited to his mind :w"h ,r nr",, necessary and frnme; he might rid; in his sedan if he could locate the of security. No doubt in due iime j same. But he has to go on foot with the other heartsick men, JStl , where the down-and-outs are put, in the poorhou.se in theltho installment plan bai and glen. For so many men are blind to the work they ought to '0FZZ other ' do; everything's a dreary grind, every calling they pursue. Idireriions. . I There's a job for Richard Koe that would fill his soul with ,.iri!!',h?. TlI.tniT-i ! srlee, but its name he doesn't know, and that berth he'll never of the installment plan m lis see. Many men who might excel in tho jobs they've never j found seek the poorhouse' in the dell, whero the paupers' wails resound. story as Interesting and surprising aa tho3e crooked little alleys that twist and tur:t their way across I crowded cities. To outward appearances, Simon Haldane. ptnyt-d by Matt Moore. Is as unobtrusive and retiring as the narrow street be lives on, until one .Inrnt, ntetit hi. find liirt harhelur Will ctrr tnmnrmw quarters Invaded by a nameleae . . iolrl. wh Oregon Bakery tJl N. Jackson SL Colds Colds brrik in 4 hours (of the millions who uie Hill's. Fever and headVhrt g.i. UGrippfviekliinjdJii. ThuistKequKk. the Kirnttlic wiy to end thest dinrmj nd duromtiTts. Don trust lesser helps, doo'l wilt. Get tuck to nomul at once. i girl, who asks for refuge from the : inclement weather ajd the iclke. I ltnrothy Devore. vivacioui como ;dy star, i hsracl' rises the l!itr.:dirj: j IMrls with all the rha Oi (:'. a b a'.i , tit ul anil cultured Kill It n v.t.-.it ened cin'umstaniivi. w;.h I': riinne - . n . .A. " - - 1.11!- i?T7 .US I e-Kii,,,,..,.- ... " -( v . : ia' . j . - - zi. '. --if Jj ine wax io swell. tMee your ver be accomplished by lha adop. siilllltf 'slni lo protect ber Ireui l.ioo :e ,1. ito--V'3 ,i. ,, , k. ' tion of rvaorutions. nartlcuBrlv in , lANIAkfA t. U LI I II I i fears, announces lo tbu world that l.Is 'TTVTa .n i. i 1 1 nose case. Wn sui-n rwoiu- eIJ.Cl ' . snr ui .uv. vi Protrusion of the Bladder Itlons obviously Wj not correspond j CsMBa 'wM'' wiuipetma j Mauy cmbmas-ilng iltuaUona are " , "Dear Doctor Peters: I am DietanJHealth I3y Lulu Hunt Peters. MIX ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Impacted Ear Wan- man, 64 years old. and for tho last ! M. McK. If you have a sense five or six months have been tron ; of fulnesg and itching and sudden- bled with a protrusion; whether It I ly become more or less deaf In one Is Uie bladder or Just the lining of ear without any previous symp- the passage, 1 cannot tell, and hes jTS oms of Inflammation, the probabll- Bate going to a physician. I am ft , "y i that the cause Is a mass of afraid he will talk operation, to );,iacu,nula,',I which I am very much averse. I yt.2: Ordinarily Ihe ear wax Is secret- have no p.Hn anywhere, but for i- ert only in surilcient amounts to lu- the last few days, I have felt a bricate ihe canal and after It has soreness In the left side of the pel been secreted it dries and scales vis, when I press slightly, and off. Sometimes thrnnirh phmnlr than, ) .nu. t. n Ci " - : " ....... ..-. . u siiKiik inuisiuic VjB inflammatory conditions tho wax exuded, of a clear nature and not t glands givo off an excessive offensive in odor, tin v ihink o. j amount of secretion and this will this protrusion might be absorbed accumulate. . i nose wno nre em- ny say own local treatment? Mrs. ployed in dusty works like coal B." ! mining and milling may be trou-, Your condition sounds as though bled with tha Irritation whlrh will there might be a weakening of Ihe cause an Increased amount of wax. anterior wall so that the bladder Treatment If tho mass Is soft, protrudes sllghtlv. This Is not a syringing with a sufficient amount dangerous condition unl.,.. it urn. Oregon Bakery's of warm aalt solution one scant trades far enough ao that it be level teaspoon tul of salt to the pint comes Irritated 'of water wlll remove it. This ran The only permanent relief is an be put Into a fountain syringe operation, but at yonr ago your ; which Is hung two feet above the physician flight say not to operate. I ear. Boll the syringe five minutes There is no local treatmont that before using lo sterlllio IL would cause an absnrntinn nf the If Ihe wax Is hard It can be sort- protrusion. If It protrudes verv ened by dropping three or four much vnu bad belt er I n rt mnd drops of a solution made of ono slied piece of cotton tied with a level teaspoonlul of baking 'soda, string and dipped In some mild oil three ounces of water and one ta- snrta as mineral oil or sweet oil of blespoonful of glycerine, nse this any kind, so aa to hold It up until several time a day. before tho you can sen vour phvslclan Change syringing. Or. yon can nse perrix- this wad of "cotton daily Ide of hydrogen and water, half See your physician as soon as "2 J,r' , . possible, for a dlarnoaia and cor- The hearing may be made worse rection. It la fnnii.h ,h.n temporarily because this wlll rause foolish dsngerou. Mrs. B. to post- pnysi- pone seeing a physician bocause of the yon think he mar advise an oper ation, ii ne is tne rlgbt kind of a physician, he won't advise it im am a wo- (Continued on pace T.i
