Roseburg news-review., July 07, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1926.
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Once in a blue mo6n now some bright, old-fashioned cynic says: "Aw, I never read the
advertisements. They're full of bunk."
But when one starts to look for it, the "bunk" in advertising shows a mysterious tendency to
be absent. Specimens of it are hard to locate. ' t--QMm - -
The reason for that is simple. Bad goods cannot be successfully advertised. To stand up
under the pitiless glare of publicity, merchandise must be honest. It must live up to its promises.
Otherwise you would quickly cease to buy it.
So advertisers discovered long ago that for them, too, honesty was the best policy. More!
the only possible policy, if they were to remain advertisers!
Read the advertisements. They are not full of bunk. On the contrary, they are full of
honest information and interesting news. They show you ways to be more comfortable. They
make life easier. They help you to be happier and healthier. , They teach you prices and
values. "
No doubt about it advertisements do you m any a service. Read them every day! .
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ADVERTISEMENTS CONVEY HONEST INFORMATION ABOUT HONEST PRODUCTS
IT WILL PAY YOU TO READ THEM.
bHEKIDAN PROPERTY
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bin oi auiu under the. mtiiiu ot
Duiluti. iJuiKin .liad said no never
ha a dealings wltn Scnmtui, uihur
remittal witnessed weiu put on ine
btiinu lo retutu uotense, testimony,
principally Durkin s own, about uiu
juuttm activities.
A letter thioutening the Jjurklii
prosecutors ami signed by "Thu
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day by i'roaecutor Hoimimi. Ho
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(Atwoviuud I'ivm Li-Uiicd Wirv.)
SAiji.u, urii.( jiuy i. uui ci uur
lMvixu louay ii!iutuii. In u ii-uur
to biuniuy itiyuru, (iiHiritt aiiurm-y
mi' iuuiuioiimu cuuuiy, lo ueiui At
jLoi:uy Ut.iiviul tun tiiunu to
j I'otuiiiiu to uiko cnaiyu oi iuu
piodiiuuiiuu oi tumlJuiig aim vu:u
canub lit wlncu jiiinctiut'iua wore
uuotitiy rotuiiioU uy u giuml jury.
lV DRUNKEN WIFE IN
V jail; MUodminU ASKS V
liJCRtAttD PENALTY
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v TACOMA, Vu8h. July 7 . v
O .Sltortiy juier lua wuu bail
oeea jjutneuueii to bimvo UO
vuaytin uio city Jutl lor tmiUK- v
en driving, J. li. Laviit3, who v
lias a luual reputation as a
crusader against vice, appear-
ed beioro tnu city council to- j
duy una uigutt passage ot an
v ordinance tieohng iuu maxi-
mum linpribonment lor urunit-
eu Urivintj. '
Uavnia suggested Ibal 1
drunken driving uu putilsned i
by luipribomiu ut by not less
titan nine inoiiUis hi jail, a :
beay line anil rovocalum ot r ,
V tin u liver's license, "i nu local 1
'A intili w 'in i:ist mi unit it
Birnctiit'o aim uiu uiucuuii w ,. , , ., , i a
v an; not yut uctuiuiluvu mi-ii v I " " I'iomicu-
ma uat.iiu ui u.u iiiu.iu.u- j uu" ' 1U.'" """" l"u nUTIJOOR ROYS
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'i Hit iii-biiLlaiiun umu con- v i outiL lam ll.uu iu U.a dia..u Jul.
v iiuutuu uy tuu tiogai'U ltLal v 1
AT WULF CKEEK
the olilces in. re.
iau cunpiu re ni a in la the
no I tllllll I'Ul l Ol l UO toi.UU lUl
a tauii ti.tit,', iiiiiu.n Kite u.-
lOIC l iU' l i. II Ol lliv' CVii lU illillvC
tituir nume.
K. A. Itiitton, boy scout director,
tuef camp lor
on. Cl l i
IVHulMtlVIMIH
iuu Bueruo eter iu iuu;
"In Uiu piuiiueuuoa 01 tue.ie
gamoliiig cuot-s jtui uu be expect- w ' conuueliug
I mi S...HM mi . (..n i in si -L..i tnnf int.- tutuuor lma
! me Louvictn.a uuu panwitiiKiu u. ifiepiioneii In last Mignt that Uiu
j uu peieo.is 'ftuiuy ol suiit ci.nu-a, uu...-, uie naUng a wry enjujable
anil 11 )ou i.atu oi uiacover uvi- o-miy. 'Inure lias been no siek-
uence oi unoco ui puoue uifkiais m camp auu the youngsu-rs
; wmcn iud ueeni btiuic-i.t lo ton- an cuuilortabiy cumpeu, and
viui, it. tun men o; eiiitity ui IU ke iih.g wai in
.... mm ii, h.i. i.. ......I'm .. Liiitiiiuu sp.nirt. ' i iey aie
wiiii me pioscuuiioii oi all crimes ewu in lu' :M-m of rain, 'luuay
! iti our cuuiiLy, 10 .suoimt auon eu- Uu-. look a hifcu to Uoif LiceK
j uencu lo tnu-tianu jusy iutil 11 t:t- 'aiis.
uiciuu-ius me iLimui tueieoh ut mi. lliiium states that he will
' ,.,,,M-i'iim h.n n li.-,, t, in n m iuu be in his oiuee ;u L lie aimuii iroui
ami iu gooU
well Housed,
..Ateni oi tno law.
WRIGHT-WHITING
NUPTIALS AT VAN-
COUVER TODAY:
VERY SUCCESSFUL
BABY CL1IN1C luDAY
a to iu a. m. on trulay to meet
i tlo bcouta interesteu in the camp'
' v. nidi starts ou ue.u Sunday mora-
lUg.
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niisutii' in die u a.-ii
utiii't un iii hrt ii-t
oticn Hot i oiioiiin hi i
out .alitauu ami Uii
lit nt y i' laiiKiiii iMnu
niim:ur oi mi.vioti;,
iu; eiiaiiiUfi it .u put
Hi.- Man nit ut wa
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-Coming as u surpiisu to Ihulr
many Kosoinirg trietuls u ihu
lmiriiagu of .NiLh Virginia Wbit
!iiL' the daughter nt .Mrs. Delia
AVnitiug, Hiul Keith Wright, u j
of Jtny Wright, ot this city, die
ceremony taiting place this mom- !
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atcnr.iUiK to won! reeelved by thu ?bllw,,1 xl"ivl ,M,t7 """L
parent of tho cuuplo Imiaj . 1 suu-iiim.-.u s Uemaml inr .at.hca
Tho brldu lei', inyt mght for !uwa 1,1 l,m aKivemeni uegoimieil
rortland, tin d, wan jtined by 1 by Amhas.-.a-iur lideng. r
mirlv nt friends who uccon.imiiied ; ' 1 'm'' Ho debt .liuuUl
lwr-tn Viiiiroti ver. IliPie iineluii; Uiet'U:
ilr. Wright- for Iho reremony. -me,,
The bride, a cluu ining yuuiu; ,1U
A very fcueeessiul baby clinic,
COUdUied uy tno uouguto count
heailti uepaiimcul, was ueld loiiay
IU Inu UaavUieliL pai'iOlb ol tie
, 1 ouutu iietnouist cbuicn, ir. AUct
gn at i M tAWKi, ot tuu euiiuieu s buicau
in oi i "l nsuington, i), c, unu lilemioia
mailt' ui ! imikoij. ui Uio uuteau ui cnnu n-
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(launatious.
, MANY OUT FDR RED
CROSS SWIMMING
DEMONS TKA'l IONS
i U lis V. t li UA tile I Ig
M. l'taiiUitn liumltoU ion
lie ciud the alle,i (i opiu
. len- of ' a member ol Ameutau
ji u.itot" In tlio vlteet that Aiueil-
it did not. enter Iho world war ou
brmilf of thu fUic;1, but ou her own
RCcoun t 4
Konticiont Id America Lad chanp-
Jntentt in umlal ali.'.iid of (ho cd piuce tho war, he doulatTd,
younger ut. Air. rlBlit atlend- oddlng that both former fcicnator
ed school In KuMolmrg and Outiui Kcutm and Senator HuSfot,
tho oast yeur bus beeu usttociaL- riMTO&ed fhomsMwa inra In. favor Ti
ed vuh the t'liion Oil Company in ot fiaclUUOR fit IMfi&tediwy, a rriod of bU 1skfl.
. lady, nltended Bchool In i'ortlaiid .
and Ik h gi initiate ui Lincoln bii;ti !
i.ehool of tuaL city, ror tho pa-1 i
few ycurs she has been makuiK
lier home in Kosehiug with her
mother and has fa ken uu active
Aooul li children were euleied
up to u uuu hour this ullernoon
and the initdien weiu found to an
ue ivet-iwng eACtiient and intelli
gent iau-. -dia. josepuitio jones
iiid Mi.s Murkwil. eounty liuith
tuiiois wi-iu ablating Hie exami
ucis. Uabus and cnildien ut pie
bcimel ago v ere Hummed lo the
clinic. Auvieu to moliieis in le
gunl lo caiu ol tno eiuidieu uas'-
ui'ii uy in. i-iood and all kintls ut
i-alMi dteiatuiu wild gieu tree
,o i lie uioibct!!. .
I't. riuud ami flbudoi.i Ulakiey
uiti Luuuuct li blUliiat lld'ie at
oi.caitd tomorrow and aiteivvtui
will go to LuRrnr for a twu-dny
clinic Willi tbu county health do
paitmenta th'ChAVQ beca holding
a bcney oi cUUca &11 over, thu tjtaU
The cool weather Is somewhat
of a hand leap tor ttie swimming
eiawse.i he tug conducted at tno
L mptfiiu i aiK. accorutug to ui orgo
11 tig in in g. A me i icau lied . ross
l ;,w i nulling e.i)ert, who is giving
; instructions to all swimmers ami
Oeginaeis In claii.-ua t ondte ted
! tuoi tuiig. atternoon and even tug.
fu-ruay i hero was a great deal
ol i life n ht hovvn, and iu tiie tile
:niug demou-Htrniiuu iu the eteit-
ing mere titan one Inimii I'd peo
ple wero Kleii uictruetioif and
advice.
1 here v. as a good attendance
ll claSM -i tod.i iu spite oi Uio
etd went ncr. there beipg n. nch
mien st sliou n. lit tiie tia s ol
i tngi liners Mr. lluuhliug lia.- pu-
pun oi all ug', me lady ut more
ttu.n jeais being ineluded-
vv : ,ti ot l lie non-fw luuneis were
!ibl. ui swim aaer the tir.-t ie sou
given tiieiu.
Iuu MVHiiming classes are ivuu
under tho u implies of ihe Ann utau
Kcd Cross with local uiraugu
in uls made by the iojvbui'tf
chdp;r and Knnid CIuj.
Beware of that man
So-and-So
You hear of So-antl-So everywhere. Somebody complains
of So-and-So's tooth paste; someone else wants to sell you
a second-hand So-and-So automobile. So-and-So's shoes,
So-and-So's garden hose, So-and-So's Fountain pens
versatile man, .So-and-So!
So-and-So doesn't advertise. He employs salesmen who
say things. But So-and-So doesn't go on record about
anything. Not he!
You buy a So-and-So vacuum cleaner. It doesn't vac, or
it doesn't clean. Well, what' of it? So-and-So didn't say
it would. You saw it. You bought it. Caveat emptor!
Beware of the products of that man So-and-So!
When a man believes in his product he usually signs
statements about it advertisements. He tells what his
product does, how it does it, why it can do it. Then he
follows it with his riame, and address, in good plain print,
"Bill Jones, maker of ." .
You're safe in buying from Jones. He's out in the open
nothing up the sleeve. He advertises. You know exact
ly what you're getting before you pay for it. Read adver
tisements always. Back of them stand the Jones not
the So-and-Sos of the world.
To know what is safe to buy,,
consult the advertisements