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- - -- A j TWO ROSEBURG NEWSREVIEW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1925. . ROSEBURGNEWS.REVIEW J"J Issued Dally Except 6unday by Th Nswe-sUvlew Co. Inc. . awtntliltiMiiMrwii '' The Associated Praia Is exclusively entitle to the use for republl 'atlon of all nwi dlapatchas credited to It or not etharwiii crudltec ',tn this papar ud to all IiksI bwa puullahad herein. All rlau of ra '(.ubliuatlua of apaolai dispaunea herein ara also reaarved. ,.,.B."W. BATES tiRT i. HATHA. .President and Manager Bcreuiry-Treaaurer 'hbUrad aa aucond class matter May 17, MM, at the poet oilioa at , Roteburc, Oregon, under the Act of March J, i7. aVUMCRIPTtON fVATa ;;;:Clly, per year, by mU . , , . ..JJeily, aut months, by mall , , , Dally, three months, by "" Ually, single moutb, by rail mK , , , , , I ! . a.Vo . Lou Dairy, by carrier, par months Wauaiy hlewa-iiarlew. by malt, par yeai- I . . ROSEBURO, OREGON, WfclME6DAV, NOV, 2a, 1(26. THE BUSINESS CETITEB. BY BERT a BATES YOUR. FEET GOOD EVENING FOLKS There fiae never yet been any alve made that will allay the Itch to hold office. About $20,000,000 alimony le Bald home and kiss your wife. !,,. .. .',, , ., i i i , , , jruy, tumitbus this ylquam actress 'lt' not the scnool." laid the lit- i w"a a ru,e OI "er career, Antlora ilicatre. . .Tb . wktoly. . horakleU Metro. Coldwyn-Mayer picture "Tha Mer ry Miaow" la coming to the Ant lers 4'heatre on Bunuay and Mon day. It presents one of the most magnificent combinations effected lor the screen. It uutolda a pic-1 If yon take good care of your 14 root, you need never tiara corns, prince an a popular Aluorkan i bunloue, callousa. nor any of the dancer In a tuaall coutiuentaj ; trouble that apoU Jlfe for a lot kingdom, and in the hands of 0f careless people. It need only Erich von tStrobolm, ideally suited sensible care, too, nothing fancy to etagu such a thing, me pre- 0i expensive. , . uucwuu ib aaiu 10 tuilill all mat (Jive your feet a pedicure once a week. Soak them in a deep basin of hot water, with a little soda added and some soap so that the water Is quite soft. Special ,i. i .... ana Kives nor inn ODDoriunitv Ln . - . . . i uay iu ma minrar; n a ins . -.- - ,.h " ..V. i7 - j powaera come Which you can use principal of the thing. f j i tuieul for which she is so juttly famous. John Gilbert who co- Sometimes when son nose to col-i ttara in this picture with Miss lege, father geta the education. ' r fr juriugs hiiu sull lurtlier to the Deal g.nty with fools, some day ! '' ,"f fj"' vau maw ha am vnurajtlf T , , ' lor seiecuna- types that are' re T T T. ' luiarluibly tine actors, and than "Where is that beautiful canary iuxuiirs ilium to do the beat ort bird of yours that used to sing so of their careers. ' clearly and aweetlyf" asked Mrs. I '"1'n Aierry v Idow" Is a screen Weatherbsa. vereiun of the fuiuous stage play "I had to sell him" Mre. 'But. r by victor i.eon, Lo atcin and lam the ca u you want, out soda and soap will do. After IS minutes, dry are not too hot. Maaiase the lent with the hands, this brings down the Mood, and makes them feel frejh and nnted. Have your feet ever felt really sood a pleasure to you? 'i'lu-y will, after a pedicure, even an amateur one. The feat are usu ally aoglected, and they respond to a little good treatment, r - - Discouraged Aon. i There are sets of combs that . come for waving the hair; all one dors Is to dampen the hair and adjust the had to sell him" Mrs ' But. i "r victor i.eon, Lo atcin and;"'" , .1 "I I said tearfully "My mon left n"r as produced by Hen-icorn k"". they'd bette said tearfully. My son left. KayaKe " : . chiropodist. Once the ag. on the radio aet and hey "e. v a. "'1 learned ataxic." 'Ill . ; ' ' ' : : : : : ' i . . MODERrJ GOLF ! "Confound , you, ;Morton, you al moat hit my wifeV'-! -Dift if 'WoHyou'Uke a shot at mine 'and see, if you can io anyjat the Liberty Wednesday better." ' ' Advertising makes millions of contracts gels the story over plants the seed of desire cultivates the ground. You .harvest the crop of orders, remarks, the Portland Journal of Commerce. ' i i j In tome parti of the country the farmer has to blast rocks and stumps with dynamite before he can start actual ;;;;farminjf operations. J ;;;; ' Advertising helps you to plow a straight furrow, with jjl'out wasting time on rocks and stumps. You turn on the -power and ge action. Younever have a failure of the order, crop. Your harvesting is done on a larger scale with the pow .cr of advertising. i Wouldn't you rather garner golden grain with this (no- idem power equipment than to spend your time digging ,Z cocklebum? ' ' . ' . . "The Man with the Hoe'' was a poetic figure and made a " "great picture, but fell down on the job of feeding the world. Power methods "ran him ragged," because one man with mo- dern equipment could produce many times the output of hand work. ' The salesman with an advertised line likewise produces '' jresults so far beyond the meagre total of the man with un "1 known brands, that every years sees advertising more essen tial to the successful marketing of quality products. Regardless of prejudice or preconceived ideas, the most i 1 j i J , ..-...e, . that it became necessary to tell obtained a small Joat, equipped iy ne- And importance because it helps Salesmen to ac- !him that he .must' not send any it to resemble -a,' );per and took ;Tompli6h more--enables the house to secure the volume that mon Pea- commum-. the cast out into , racinc gale. ... . . v- v '"- cation, was as. follows: Ihe result Is realism of a airlk- EUSiains mass production nd lowers COSt. it forces' the . -This' is not an appeal it la a lug nature. Tiwutory U from the the feet quickly, ecrape off any combs over tha ontlra arjiln an n a penormance Uia Krow",g f?llou" 'th 5oro 10 ,orm ne Into Irregular , , I ". , iv a uaiiu or a uurnjw emery board, cut the toe nails ribbon around the head to hold straight across, clean under them well,- and clip any loose cuticle, from around them. A real corn will hare to be the combs in place untU the hair is thoroughly dried. If your hair is inclined to rnrl naturatlv. nnca a week nt .' thin snavea down, using a corn knife extra curling will be all the at 1 .' &.. Like the lily the flapper toils not, but when a car is available, she spins some fr 4 The .old-fashioned young man who regarded girls ae angele, now haa a grandson who caile skirts. Ubcrty llu-atre, There usually la a quaintly of ob vious hocomb in ihe average pic ture of the sea, but it Is warned by lis absence ln "Wreckage", the iiunnvr i'roduction, wbicn opens n ....... I'll R i Z,Zr' a .r: T .,:. . "w" and soft shoes sure, but that does not lussen the alze of the ' waves which are l'a culc Ocean waves and ho tooling. You Bee them and know that they are real. ... May Allison and Holmes Her bert were ouught in them aud them you can compaio as you see these two struggling in the nigh break- if you think yourself competent to handle one. Lots of people are loo nervous to ue trusted with a they'd better go to a corn is shaved rub with cold cream to keep the skin soft, or paint with collodion if sore, and bind round It a bit of cotton wool to keep the shoe from rubbing. Corns between the toes can be I tentlon it should need during the winter months. You can also wave the hair by tying narrow tapes around the head after dampening the hair, and forming it Into the wavee. Never use cur lers or Irons on naturally curly hair, si it will. take uU, the na tural curl out. ' Sirs. T. (1. Jcl. There are special dentifrices made esDeclallv avoided and cured by keepiag the Ifor keeping artificial teeth clean. toes from touching with a felt Ask your dentist to recommend a by wearing thin stockings good one. that the feet Tomorrow rrr??T .is lan iwaa"w'"Ty,yawaa"Srswanpaify M a rousing story that always shows upon the "front page "of . the West's hot cake appetite. No other flour can "talk"to your pancake'taste in the same way. because no other flour is blended the Flapjack way. Put it to the tiatc-tcat and sec! - "Alters standi far Setter BreaJJUitj" a EUGENE AWARDS CONTRACT FOR NEW WATER RESERVOIR ;ers. As a matter of tact, the lite . I liofit ovtrtnrnHd and MIkb Allliinn A speaker at a ministers' meet. ad lierbert nearly lost their lives, ing in Boston told the story of a ju ordor to get the wreck scene negro clergyman who so pestered Scott Dunuip, the director, and his bishop with appeals for help lien Veraciiieiaer, the . producer, i n lattrge I'ortfi. Wieienf busek Laura A.KirKmani '.''... A CROCHETED SKATING CAP bration. Large lamps, extending over 20 blocks, were installed by ;the merchants of the slrtet at a fAiwLIMl ITna Laad Wil.) COSt Of J120.000. r.mrj.Mi, ure., riov. 26. con-1 - tract for the construction of the new Eugene water reservoir on j Skinner's butte has b?en awarded 'to the H. C. Seydi'l company of Portland, on a hid of Siil.h02.S3. Four oiher Portland bidders, and five Eugene contracting firms matte oilers for the project. PORTLAND'S BROADWAY NEVER TO BE IN DARK pants," ' i novel "&ilvaKe," by lzola Forxee- ter, dealing with tne toyuiy oaugu- maintenance of quality establishes' standards and sets 'the.iJPart-1 Bav no ' ' . i . .. . , . . ... i t .. -r . ft al I 2T pace lor ompeing articles. , .. . : i .. , i. terot. a, man -supposed to be a ? YouchQuse. through advertising in the riglit. pt,ju ' X9 " .m.K products, making it easier for vou to sell vour dealera tie- , ; ' I , . on ifiia;ona iac y 1 ' i I'll lay bet, I j ; cause tbey know tliat your goods will flow swiftly to the 'ul timate consumer. , . In this age of power, nobody likes a machine or a pro duce that won't move 1 - 1 : . : i i ' o "' 1 What sort of educational training is given to college I students that causes them to go on a rampage as reported in .yesterday's -dispatches concerning the mob activities of the r:tudnU at the Northwestern University at Evanston, 111? : ' EPEQ ) . . 1 ! . i . I t I I 1 i The slowest, ruan; ) y ' tan run in godc. And yet, please note. That debt moet thrives On those who lead ( Tki ,.. I.:.--.' ' j thinks and s.ut sluipttaneously. It makes a cbrklng , goo4 picture . with action fin aver faof. 'of reel.t ' ' i ' : " I Antler 'Theater! 1 . 'Ill , Paramt ujiit btii ipicturized an-' Ottir it (lui-o Ved-bliHuled stories tj'em..t"te -fticilo pen ot aue Grey ' mull tqis ntlw and' Jilgli-poTiered weuliirn msloilruiuaj "Wild Horse jjlosa," wiH make Its local debut: tne Antlers tomorrow. TOMORROW'S MENU Breakfast Cereal Cooked with Dates Fried Eggs aivd Bacon THANKSGIVING DINNER Hors d'Oeuvres Roast Turkey Brown Gravy Sage-Onion Stuffing Crauborry Sauce Celery Old Fashioned Potato Cake . Squash en Casserole ' Creamed Onions Lettuce Thousand Island Dressing Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie Cider Nuts Coffee Supper Dinner Left-Overs Cocoa . A local feller said: "Girls 'are ! To the lively plot, full of art- I funny things. Grace asked me the venturous action ,nnd. compelling , other day rf I knew her sister, and drama, staged .agailuc a riiKKea. I said. -Yea. haralv.' and now .ha 1 majestic background-. ra dupliealo -iianaiea, a policeman was set upon and had two ribs broken, -r -r t iwiidurnesB inT'taii.-has bea ad- PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 25. Broadway, ona pf Portland's main business str.-ets. has been Drovlded next sL repeat to end of round, with a nesr lighting system which Coutinae to increase la this way turns niubt Into day. It was deii tiH there are 12 nu, between in-Cated last night with a public celo- creases. Work .eight rounds even. Work two round each of the yellow and buff reposit between one, then join yellow yarn and work seven rounds of this alone. Reverse between ar twice. Arork one round of the bnW. Next round, increase one stitch in every seventh stitch. One round increase one st. in every nth st. Now, still using the buff yarn, fasten yarn in 26th st. from the be ginning of round (center buck) and make one eingle crbchel ; in same. St., then work 38 more single crochet ats. and one slip stitch. Break yarn. Skip 40 stitches. Join Are YOU Healthy? Fernons son softer from baekaelift. have frequent headaches, a tired worn out feeling. lo you want to regain youthful buoyancy, bright eyes, a fresh, clear skinf Fortunately thero i is a remedy that will help yon. IJr. I Pierce, who was a skilf X rhysieian, f discovered this medicine fifty years ago and knew its value so well that . he called it his "Favorite Prescrip ! tion," and with thousands of women to whom it has brought relief, it is also a favorite, end many testimo nials proTe its worth. Bend 10e for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce a Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, X. Y. "a Vacant fraternity : house was fired therfl were score nf Sh nted to Mnt- M 4 bril,',, 1 M A 'mriteil cast featuring su.h - , , ' "'f?"uuV. "W" 1"U mere Were scores OI party, when asked what her bus- sterling favorites as Jock Holt, tracked beads and Other VICIOUS demonstrations that had all - band did; she stated tha he was a Noah Beery,- liillle liove and iou- eormarks or depredaUons carried out by a bunch of sav-' """ man: rou B'1' olner K , ' ulruBK!'- . a ' ., , , , """v'ul'uulu" 1 questions and then she said: "He is lntei-woveii with the h ' (.in i. in uiu nuu uiomy i prasonv oompiling a volume or v,Mt lawlessness and Uie authorities were helpless to cope with dr'"- rlhe situation. It was their way of celebrating the prowess Zfot their football team, but was certainly most unbecoming ";ito a set of supposedly intelligent students, who, to say Uie ;Meast, should reiect law and order., Judging from the com jneut of the presidents the educational institution, who "-looked upon the mutter as a more or less trivial affair, there is little wonder that the students are" a set of determined out ;..lavs, Such tactics as employed by them adds nothing to the ""prestige of any college. . ... ' t"-.- ;;JThe Christmas seal sale will soon occupy the minds of .Iloseburg people a mighty worthy cause to patronize. The funds are used to fight Uial great white plague, tuberculosis, and money coiltributod does a lot to eradicate the terrible disease. , Tlie family thut enjoys turkey meat on Thanksgiving Day truly ought to be thankful for having . the price or, maybe, the fact that their credit is good. t3pp.ingRhun.QS ', .' a li si ' T tU erne of the siury, which lias to di with iliu capturing, ui miliar und sttlliug or wild borse,. i viriln roiuau thut llllH A BlirpriBlllK LWiftt, MJIUtf ft lnvulvett bulf doztn people whnap liiVA ii f tiiira urh nt riinijf lv The queen of 6 pa in, we read, hae cri; tuTOrd. For years "The Wild Horse Mesa' has been known ns the hubiut of muKniricoDt wild hur- ibin, and it i tur the pudpose of nV,Un,9,r,h.raon? atemUiCk' " ' n I a father or a wtlicr? . nl((ion men that exDelll. T" t V ! Hon, headed and financed by Lite MMlberne. jienetrates the primitive . lufiiu!-es of the wild horse coun; 'I'iTJw.B "V., , , I -v- v ii' . . nrjjuoi, a lu.ri ui . ." . A "ft scs, who has determined to cup LC&lAitKj, ture IViiKiiitch. the leader of tne wild horties, joins Melberns oul- fit. k'roin thut point tlie action o 'takes several surprising turns, Special TlianksKlvlns; dinner and in the turlhur dovelpment of served twin lie 00. to :V0. Palace, the story, horse thieves, outlaws Works for the telephone com pany," explained another lady, 4 typewriter of white enamel and gold, with ivory keys. Still juxt as ruttgn w orK cyn b: doone on it. C "25 "III cheaper to loaf at home." of Swtiels. i ami ludiana play a nllrrlng part. . , - , . same Jrarn and. make one single To crochet aa almost brimeleas crochet in same stitch, work 38 skatin hat fnr alrls. use lustra .ingle crochets aad ono clip floss two balU of buff color and st,ch. Break yarn. Ut riglit aide one ball each of yellow and brown f hat. 20 atitches from center and number three and one-half back, begin another short now in bone crochet hook Thirteen game way as first uhort row. work stticnes measure two Incnos. foev-; across front to wit hki 20 slitrhtts of en rows measure one inch. center back. IJreuk yarn. Start Beginning with Ihe buff aam, I next short row 15 st lubes from make a chain of three ats. Join in center bak anil work to within 1G ring. Hound Two: Wake two single ; sts. and center back. Work two crochets in each at., taking up more rows, beginning and ending both loops. Hound Three: Even. : the first row ten stitches and next Hound Four: Work ono single row, five stitches from center back. ' crochet in Uie first at., two aingle , Break yarn. Beginning at center crochets la the noxt st., . re- back, work three rounds even. i peat to end of round. Kound Five: I of courso any three desired col Even, ors may be combined In making j You are now making the small this little hat. Instead of the buff. rolled-back brim. Kound Six: yeUow and brown which 1 haye Ono single crochet In each of two suggested. sts., two single crochets in tlie Tomorrow Quick Desserts ANNUAL HANKSGIVING', Given by Co. "D" 162nd Infantry O. N. G. ' ' . Thursday Night, Nov. 26 at the ARMORY Program Dance Informal Gentlemen $1.10, Ladies Free MUSIC BP SWANEE SERENADERS I la'iafTVfci.iTv I naviaiAuw By Lulu Hunt Pcters.MJ). TOO-TOO-THIN? (Part 3) WHAT TO EAT? If you are underweight, and if there Is nothing organically wrong Turkey Prices Todayi . aH 1 O- Lew SjWar Tl'liKKY 1'Klt'KS I'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Nov. SC. roinmisHiiin firniH alon tlie street began slmdiiig prices this morning in order to clean up their turkey stocks. Thn big rush is practical! over und supplies are prutiy ell movii out. lrlees on remalnlug stocks were dowa to 4-1 aud 45 I'eiits, at nuon land fxpicted to so lower Uiu-ing At the Antlers Theatre Thursday ' with yon, then you are undercut- matinee and evening and Iriuay.lng for your needs. Ulfclll. CANDY FOR THE HOLIDAYS ? VARIETIES Krum 20 cents a ound up. NOT cheun iH'nlv but (,MI1 CANllY t'UKAl'. HiKgejt slock and greau st j han you want at each meal. i ENAMEL AND ALUMINUM fe!Heaithl ROASTERS mtlk shnko. K you nrpfir tlivno. Another good KimiiiiK food is ocr yolks. Tth-y are hixh In j iron, and you are undoubtedly i Ruenite und nerd nior iron thnn : Doctor, I ran't pt ny more! I you are Renin jr. An ecs yolk i5m ' I hear you nay. "When I eat a to 60 C I in one-hulf pliwa of certain amount, I'm full, and 1 orange juice 60 C's.) alter each can't eat another mouthful!" j meat will add over :tuo calorie Bit you can. You are going: to your duy'i rations. After you to eat several mouthsf-ul mom ara uud to taking one rpz yolk ! You i after enrh meal, take two at a For The Thanksgivin.3 Turkey ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. ' Phone 25 Ilogers 1S47 Silverware for the table. WATCH OUR W INDOW FOR BARGAINS ssoeoseeeseeea variety hi town. IVitey's Confectionery lis North Jackson 472. are gradually going to Increase time. Vou ran take the whole vmir calories until vou are anttlnir 'esa. too. if voti like, and If It l 1 500 to 1000 more than your main-imore convenient. If you do .this, talnanre diet, and if you do that! you will have to cut down coo- m..'. ...ii. a )you are going to gain from one- slderably on your meats, because mo.l,ebur p-un-jUs-. food principle of eg white 4000 calories) Just aa our over-' Still another good gaiiilne food weight friend Is going to reduce ;i nuts. (How we overwelnhters by doing the opposite. jlov 'pm! Ao ounre of the nirnt You can continue to eat the , part of nuts Is approximately 2m) rrgetahles and fruits that yon are X". You can ndd two or three so fond of you need them for the ounces of nuts a day to your diet. jritamina and mineral elements j I Kight walnuts, 20 double pa. i hut you huVe also got to learn to 'mux, SO almonds, weith about an like milk, cream, nuts, cheese and .ounce for each lot. One of our !. Enxfirrt Oliw TiKldTf tk an me sweets. i followers wrote that she sained t.nt for Atm-v i ptllt or ctl'imol. act gently on the ! Every auU should have at least , her wanted pounds hy simply eat- BAD JOT Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It GALLOPING DAYS. Tn U P.,H..... . l, i ; ... -XH-ctno t a- "e"' w'iii,a om uwuiiin, iietiT Yicik lilt ihe late trading. Old toins lauld times so good, and no pessimists are glooming, weeping its '", bought at s ceuis sud No. 2 they knock on wood. Everything is up and coming,-trade i""? "J'd r, .,o grows better every day, mills and factories are humming, all ny of th houses had sup the folks are making hay. Punktown boosts her l.oom and ;vp'1 S.T ttTZ JluunLs it, sJie enjoys a gorgeous time; every ninn has work wanud. uweipia of dirssod geec u hn u-onta it n.,H Ik. ,..,., ., ...l.l:. I. i . ; wer Unusually h.wvy this y. ai . ..... ...v buuiiiuv. a cujiie nu : i,,,a dneks,re fohling fiUr IiiTnitf JiiiulaH fH-ins TaAa i 1.. ... ... i 1 .. ... no . r - -"-" " ' b..wclsaIKinritivelvdr,thcwnrl.- I two glasnes of milk a day. Well Ue trusted tO put kopecks 111 an um. They have known 1 .....n 1 1 1. CT aillictcd with bad breath find nocded for Its complfte protein ,meal. want's bitter meaning , heard the landlord's hymn of hate; con.u r now r-y.sT .0 66c. 0rM!C.BnaruU "n n!ore 1 h. Xi"u,r" armoro tliey jiave seen the bailiff leaning, with llis Summons, on tlie c,v pnAv.w7T7 v.,.. o- ' laWctsare taken lor bad breath by ail ieach day. In fact you can go on itatoes. A slice of bread, one-half lng a bandful of nuts after each gate; iaong, wiui sorrow tuey were lodging, and they knew a- nur-au Agricultural Kconomi.- wlio know them. an exclusive milk diet and if you, Inch thick. Is 100 calories, a nt Iv. 1,1 1 .' .-i.i... i . . i. - . i,.., j. ; -ukl.f t - ia . .. i . . . . . - .. - -. the world's disdain when misfortune kept them dodging IcTdl'rV''- i'JZL ZZ'u&yi but Uh-biiweij and liver, i the milk dlw.you will probably j derate sixed potato Is loo. .mean mat yon wouio nao id nave At uepnas upon yonr activHies. aufiiclcnt milk to make your ra-land ase. nioil. Krom 1Z to 20 , tlancerom rnknM'l does wilbout any of lories run over your necili. Onelcalorea per pound of normal hndy a . ' I Uie lud a(lere'rt . nunrl nf tn lk la 810 calories. Welch! U tha riutlv iiak.1 fur th .... j P i vr l I i vi'l...... v.. a- I ... .. 1 " ' . - ... ... - uut you re a stranger to our merrv 1'unktown wavs! when ...r.J '?".:;..,-.. . .A 1 "e wnctui of nasty, stckcrinj-. On a milk diet, as nign as mi auuit. una ooom succumus 10 uanger, tliere II be xiroves of busted pound m Uie houswife, many fum .. . . 'oiuitivi .oc; ie..Reu yiiuig vzunj; i -t m,il-,i.. .1.. . I . ......1 i i t .i i . ... . . ... . . . . z. " .. . . Fumuiatinc .hem to notuml .irii.n. " awwv aim tune, now mat ruilKlOWn S oriSK ana tw nigner; out ptm cuiis ikiii cieariI1R nic bkd and tcntlv Diirifv ini breeay, money growing on her shrubs, now tluit earning coin ,i'iho nd Mo"""' d,lf iuJ tiir enure syMcm. Tta y do tiiit .inch ' m easy, uiey will salt some down In tubs. Bo you d think, I favs' Thro lira lllou-ino-nil Ihev'n. mrnln. itl. l.n..l,t ,0,lv wir I'" !'' iasll- w - - , .... a v ...i.. n uiv..Uv toU'S Xor totmwroa a Thanksgiving oi travail past, wasting coin at every turning,. throwing ru- le-ast. Jobber, who paid from 4s Lies to the blast. When this Tunktown boom goes kiting, r!e ThafllSb rnark the hosts of busted men; scores who flourish at this prices due to few birds juav .vfit g will be down and out again. Now the endthriCt btt"' l. V. M. lormula alter arventraM lice imofie natimuain and liver o mi plaint, with iU ailcndant lad bmth. , , Olive Tablets are curelv a meet-ira rompound mueii with olive ui: yo rnpirg cathnrtirj an- derived Immlor seven quarts are given, a cer-j Thoof you who sre thin are r. tdwards' Olivf Tablets without tain amount taken f-very half as a rule ion act've. u.entalli an I S gnpmR.MmormiydiwTrrableerTotta. hour. I' yon hsren t the time oriand physically. Vou use a lot of S 1 W aVaT 1? A . 1 . . a 1 . a I lk.1 u.a a aa ' 1 .1 aVT r.djfrrn arsoivrreo irw are nni nuuHifu u uiw ? . i-iitrK u many naif yvu uv V I'M! Years oi prac- , lane ne nnm niti, mt-n juu rd w unnerr.inriiy. Ar ni wax i jk imictMlwithlinwvl certa y add more milk to your crvat talker Talhinir renuirs a K . . . 1 a i. Ji.i Vs. a. .. L- aa aSk t A .. I . .. . ... W. tilM between meala 0 d ene be- tij di-twUt. thy re uua1liui- S fore Rolnjr to bed. and you can iaiereaiiiiK anyway :0i .iro'i & . . ... i " ' a.w ikii viitc jm, yuv anilK miiih mumn v n ..-I-,iiniui ui p i r? en' nr r I n 1A Dtil.avinjr like a Jingled plutocrat: Ulk to Jam Of thrift and ' Men s tuiU cieuird aud prt4Hl. ill know them by their ohv color. mt yonr meaU. If you dna't iure teiitiou iW.our tml. Yna S throw brick, at your hat.- ' j , ? 1WMmw T" sKSSOTSSijSL mt, J2T JMWaXffldIeIeXalaM4I.J g I Travel To ? f SAN FRANCISCO Los Angeles and Way Points I BY PICKWICK STAGE I Two Schedules Daily Leaving $ Terminal Hotel 7 A. M. and 3:35 P. M. I One Way Fare to S. F $14.75 ;J Round Trip Fare to S. F . 29.00 One Way Fare to L. A. 26.G0 Round Trip Fare to L. A 50.00 Two Days to San Francisco and Three Days to Los Angeles by Pickwick Stage milk, loara to like It. You never linj a 1.1 ceraon aha jf. take malted milk or cocoa on fCor.tlsuetl oa pas 7.) O CALL Terminal Hotel fWe EMU, Rosehurg, Ore., for Information J r s. o i, fn.--.a..vi t M :,.-;,.';vvU' (HI I 1 rt
