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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1931. SEVEN Classified Section RATES: Per word, each Insertion, 1 cent. By the week, 5 cent wore. Minimum per advertisement, U cent. Mali 70 or tia 00 ant tb word and enelo stamp, cheek ar money erdec BRINGING UP FATHER By Geo. McManus FOR SALE OAT.3 anil vetch hay, baled, $16. Fhoue 702-111. WOOD FOlt SALE F. E. Brothers. Phone 2IF24. SEAHONK1) fir block, i per tier. Phone 362. FOH SALE 30 nice turkey hens at $2.25 each. Jesse Neavoll, lide, Ore. Phone 36F4. Fill AND oak wood, $2 and J2.50 cut one year. Claude Parkhurst. Phone 47F31. FOlt SALE One g-weeks-old reg istered Jersey bull calf. Phone 17F3. 0, W. Hurt. CHOICE old growth fir well sea soned, $2.50 Der tier In 3-tier loads. South End Fuel Co. FOlt SALE Small chicken ranch, well Improved, close in. Inquire CIcoiko Solomon's grocery. BALED bay and straw; 40 tons good quality oats and vetch, $14 per tou; straw $8. C. F. Krogel, DlxonvlUe. YIAVI - The home remedy for men, women aud children. Stood the test tor half a century. Call Mrs. W. L. Smith at 18F22. FOlt SALE! 10 registered Shrop shire ewes, mostly coming 2's. Alsi a Hawley. Divide Route. Cot Ume Grove, Oregon. Phone 5F12. FOR RENT Downstairs apts., strictly modern, private bath, breukfast nook, furnace heat 926 So. .Main. Pbone 429-K. THE young lady who took the green dress from Montgomery Ward's store last Saturday is known. To avoid trouble this dress must be returned wilhiu 24 hours. FOR SALE Dandy 4-room house, lovely furniture. A good chicken bouse and some chickens. For quick turn over, $15u0 takes it all. Wni. Fisher, 825 Winchester St., Roseburg, Ore. Phono 632-J. THE young lauy who took the green dress from Montgomery Ward's store last Saturday Is known. To avoid trouble this dress must be returned within 24 hours. THIS week's speclul at Montgom ery Wards' Is a 7-tube 3-screeu grid console model i-adlo selling at $59.85 complete. Also sold on terms of $1.00 down, balance weekly with a small carrying charge THIS week's special at Montgom ery Ward's is a 7-tube 3-screen grid console model radio selling at $:9.Sa complete. Also sold on terms of $1.00 down, balance weekly with a small carrying charge. SWEET PICKLES, sour pickles dill nlckles. nickles In cans pickles in bulk, pickles in glass at Dad s, corner Lane and Mien dan. IR SALE 600 sawed, seasoned cedar popls. Also one team work horses, or will trade for sheep. W. O. Coudlay, Glendale, Ore. $1200 TO ?100U per year, govern ment job, steady work; men, wo leu, 18 to 60. We coach you for arly exams. Write for particu trs Ilox 71, care News-Review. ;i U SALE Six heud work j uses; 2 saddle horses, good udiiiou, well broke; 2 farm wagons; 2 sets double harness. L'mpqua Valley Freight Line, cor. Main and Washington Sts. I WANTED f , WANTED Some good Gold Dollar straw hurry plants. Pox 4, care News-Review. . FOR RENT HOUSE for rent at 1131 E. 3rd St. Phone 133. OR KENT Furnished apartment, close in, clean, homey. .Telephone, 722-K. FOR KENT Furnished apartment water and ligiits furnished, ga rage. $lu per month. 616 S. Pine Full SALE Caterpillar tractor. model HI' demonstrator. Also us ed I'di'dnon. Miller-Sanlord Trac tor Co., 321 West Oak street. LOST LOST- Saturday. between Cass and Oak St., black silk dress Rewind. Return' to Roseburg Cafeteria. MISCELLANEOUS BETTER-REST inner spring unit mattresses, regular $2o, now be ing-sold all this week for $14. U5. Also selling $10 cotton ten mat tresses at $5.95. Buy your mat tress right now at Powell's Fur niture Store. ORGAN FOR SALE 1 want the room and will sell for $6.00. All enamel Ouick Meal wood range used 4 months and has coil, will sell lor $65 cash and you come and get it. Original cost $125. See it today at Powell s Furni ture Company. SAVE MONEY on your niortgag loan by our monthly payniell' plan. Pay off the old mortgage with a new one We have a vt convenient loan plan which 1101 only makes payment easy but ef fects a worth while saving the borrower. The lotal cost 01' one of our loans Is lower than any like organization doing bus! ness in the stale. We invlie com parison, l'mpqua Savings Loan Assn., Douglas Abstract Llilg, RAOOOS'. the PUKE OF BAiNTZOO ARRIVED IM GOlMq TO BE EMTERTAIWED Q- MRS - OE BSTE? w GoiMq to be ry- j I Sv?- WTO- OE BSTE? J 1 OH'MV'.THl'b b VERY OIS-TRESKJAM KtvJOW WOMT NJVTE ME OW ACCOUNT OF MV DID I MARRY GELOW MY .TATlONi? t Ml I 1 rx I. Int'l Feature Rervie. Ine Urtai lirliilo rtfjitr ra THE OLiKE OP BAM2O0 JOST CALLED UP A.MO WlSHE.'b NlR-JlCC?) TO JOItsl HIM "TO-KltQHT ' -OPi DIMMER A.T r 1 MOST CML OM- MRS DE BATE A.MO UET HER viEAR THE MEWb- IT Will. HtK UP - , m Ml I IK T til m j sBsr-fctiC " 1 If- Lunihs 9.) IIih. down 6.75-7.00. ihp il i u m r.0o-H.7r. all welKiUs, common 1.50-ft.iiO. Y.-arlniB withfiH ft)-1 Id lbs. 4.0M-ii.rn. K-.fl 90-120 !. S.50- A.irr. itt-ir.o ins. 2.1T1-3.00. nil weiKhis. full and c-ominnii 1.riO-2.23. T HOME PROBLEMS ARE DEALT WITH BY DOCTOR LDWRY ii CAR OWNER Don't forget to call 653 when in need of auto parts. Sartf'B Auto Wrecking House. Tt-.KO. (Red) WILLIAMS, 116 S. Stephens St., going alter busi ness. Cars washed, 1 -Co. called lor and delivered. Greasing, oil and gas. "Service" our motto. Phone 45S. NEW TODAY OAK WOOD for sale. Phone 21F12. Fred Winston. WAN'I'KI) -Clean cotton New s-Rc few oil'U-e. NAILS. IKII.TS, I'll'l-: FITTINC Low prices. Leake A: Ournec. Ill IIKAH of ewt llaifleld. Phone PIPK. pipi-:, Low prlc-es s lor sale. I2F11. PIPH Fine stock. Leake llurnee. WILL 'I'ltADK flood haltery set iiiilio for ewes, bred. IteinUe 'lli I f, ( aliyonville. PKI'NINII S 11 10 A II S - Pruning ' smwh. pruning compound. Leake ,v ;uili'-e. Ink S l.!-.'--One wardrobe trunk, t osl price is, now $12. Call at lOil West First St.. Koaeliurg. TODAY'S MARKETS l'l HtTLA Nl ), .Inn. 1 :!. Hut Ivr mul .'Kit .mu;itl"ti.s in wlmlfwiU' t mar ket h Were I 111 ell ii II tffil tnilil . Tea If uitie for Ixilh lintter ami i UBs was tNifV with n-eeipas ritnuiK. jtntn.- :i -iMimubttiunH of iiesli .stin k ami M-mv iih v c nil-lit hit u retail t is -1 l x tin in i f iirtircH i ri l'.t:-i fi'" fLiiPt iniller sturanf i n a,-,- J.iitJ.'t.lT'i ii-'iiinl.M sis aKahtst a.uunls a year lij..nini; fniit aii'l V etahle lrte was of imrniul vi.lin tt nh-ij sleiiily pri' e., v ei n MHTit niai k '. news' S4;r if rcp"i tfl: Loeal celelV sturatio flllpplit'S are entin'W depleted, after a s-asmi ..I uiniHuallv heavy Imnl dintri hut inn Low pii.es duritiK tho pa.-t hcukuii aecnmiU'd f'i" ll" ln rPMfl fui--niin p tii' ii. Sf veral cnrliiads "f 'ali furiiwi ele rv the firnt af tho -n-iii were reieivpd today. I.n.al raultrW.wer. Hlllmnith still iffei.-.l in fair volume, is MTV t .liiiiirv in (pinlitv; a 1ml If mil wanl-.-,1 1.0 the trade. It.ehurtf Tlnw. r. whl h appeared lawt week, l ti'-w i-urtHlh-'i by told weather In than sl I If t. ciuinti"nn Kks: (Prif.s io iftulh.-rn) freth .-xii.t.- 2iie, tUamlai il I'M. Insh 111. (hums lHr; pilleltK 1J.'. l'llee to wholusalera i!c under price lo r talk'ra. Kuiler: CuheH: l-ixtras 2C,-; stan Maids 2:r: prinif fusts Ule; fusts ';!. i ' re ii iih'I y priev a: I'rints J ov;r uii he atundiii ds. Milk: Haw milk (4 per cent. $i:.iKl-.li per I'Wt. delivered 1'url lund less 1 per cent. Kradu C mu. $1.70. Uuttcrful Uellvvj-fd In Port land i J - I'oultrv: (Huylnff prhca.) Alive, heavy hens over 4' H o- 2i-lv, nif iliuiu heim :!'-- l . hht lient lfi spt.nUH jm. . I'. KM, dufks 4 Ihs. and over 1. turkfj Nil. 1, L'lf-;:le. K.-iSC 17-lSe. t ntintry meats: (MtiyiiiK pric ClttH-ks are beinc nmilcd out to turkey growers throughout Oienon this week in final sell lenient of the two December pools sold by the Oregon Turkey (i rowers' asso ciation. There were lli ears of tur keys in the two shipments, 12 cars being loaded in western Ore gon and 4 Jn the eastern half of the stale. The turkeys sold lor SllO.SKS.Ofl. The Northwestern Turkey Grow ers association advanced ri7,4iZ. Ha to the growers at the time the turkeys were received. The expense incurred in handling the shipments was SS,22:!.7H. with a further de duction of Sl.iHif.42 association charges, this money going to the association's reserve fund. J he fiiral payment to the growers iimounts to $-13.5-10. Settlement is to be made upon the following basis, tho first fig ures showing the total price paid for each class, the figures in pa renthesis being the amount ad vanced on each grade and the amount being paid, while the final column shows (he total sum to be paid on each class of birds: Prime young toms :inc use U'c) 5-.oi.ss Prime young hens 29c (18c lie) 7,470.37 rime old hens 2!U- (ISc lie) 1.032.W) Choice young toms 2Sj-dtic 12Jc) 11,019.50 Choice young hens 2ic 10c 12c) Choice old hens 2Sc 1 10c 12c) Medium young toms 24c (12c 12c) Medium young and old hens 2 v 1 1 2c 12ri Old toms 2:tc li!c lln Common 2')c ( 8c 12c I REVIVAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Tonight 7:30. High School night. Subject. Pilate's yuestiun. Vedi...Hi:iy 2 Subject, Prca ip'.i Versus Kvoluiion. Wednesday 7:if0. Subject, Hard Nuts for Skeptics and Infidels. 'Iinie. VeH Inmh 1 t No. 1'ie; I" 1 : ful : - 1 111 lit 1 gradvd $1.' (."a m l'i n; SALE Stock .iml -tore litun-s nut AcdresK I. I.Msebm u. Oregon. of ei (n ei h-s Ileiionnble O. Ilox S2I, l'OK ('Hl' KKNT H'i acres fen lie I. uid. Mm now for iaisingspriiin win -a i. rite ilt A Johnson. ItosfbutK or phone 37K12. I SKI "lUAt Tolls P'ordwons and ( ii 'iiK . i iim sdedlon to choose M om. U asonable price?. Leake .v liui Uee. Iii"ij-M0 paper at i. p r loll, i' mi. ft. Wire nails a low as 3c per lb Powell s Kurniiuie and Hardware Store. ton tc. I'ulatocs: No. . $1.10-1. oU. Miuar. (Saelted bum fi uit ' ' r hei i y JT..iO per . w I. Le- i Miliar Jl.SU ewt. i-iour; (i'utllaiKl delivery prle.j i-'timiiv pat'-riiM Iff 1 ;, It" wh.iit W's flT". ni.ihnm i'.i $(.t.i' hakfiH' hard wheal '.en $.". M. Ihik ens hlwewtein pntiUB H.s $.':)() piiMrv flour !"s J-1.50. Hay: ( V liulesa lu buy Inn prhes. delivered l'oi Hand. ) KiiKtern tire tf.Ul tunt'thv $J2 .iJ.J3.0M; ditto val i; -l'j ;.M. aitalfa -1 n ! ;,' o .. , ,-r H-i oat hay Hi " strnvv IT.OO-R.'M.i tun. Selllnjf pritt!, Jl..i'-2.att mure. H-'pf i via er-'p :. se. onions: Or.'i;nii $1 ""-1 ?r Nuts. W.ilnut. .illloi nn 1 . -Tc : Ori-Ron new 2 , I I-peanuls 'J-lZi. j;-:.e. fiii.yrts ts-t-. iisi aru hark . fie 1 h. Woiil: K. intern Mr'K"H valley H-Uc; htinb lu-H. I.IVfHllICk I" UlTI.AM .iliifmls ; nufaiih .(I e. .t .,ti h. --)' Al io PAINTINH. paint tepaii- nlor inaifhing. bteum tU-an-ui l;. a.in, genuine I nu o ami Dupoiit materials llest of work l in,uisli!p. Murphy's Auln Paintmc and lietinishing Shop, near S. J'. depo'. k (i. H-iferrt ."I- I'Mih -teHd P'W r. Steer: p.nd iii'.diuMi Hill flitter -. ' " - "l M . - lU'i. d " mo in .-t ii'l in- d i 'i hi :; milk I .Ml l'l .Ml-1 ... nil .Hid - 1. 4 I Mi.oi and i ' 1 di'iin .'ltiduU . LiJiM i kill i it Till I"- .1... II.- V -it.ud. M oli. in 7.rfi;.s4 lfl0.!2 fi.lnri.S6 ii.:rH.(tf, 4-.:i :n 777.60 (Ily Hevival Kdltor) Tonight has been designated as high school night at the Armory, when the high school students are invited to attend in a body. The eo-nter section will be reserved for them until 7 :4o. Dr. Lowry lias chosen a subject especially appro priate for the young people. They will give some of their school songs and t lie Armory will be made to reverberate with a number of their high school yells. Yesterday was taken as a rest day by the evangelistic parly anil the workers and the revival meet ing started upon its third week with a large attendance al the aft ernoon llible study at 2: So today. The subject of the Hible study was ' Where Are the Dead?" and Dr. Lowry declared that this subject i messcng Do?" by Owens, (from the Welch). The choir is deserving of much praise for their splendid work and loyally. Mr. Nelson also sang a solo, ap propriate for the message of the evening, "Have You Counted the Cost?-" wiih his soul filled with passion fur the lost. Sunday Afternoon at 2:30, the Presbyterian church was filled to overflowing with an audience of women and girls. Tho service was in charge of Miss Slough, pianist and women's worker of the evan gelistic party. She was assisted i bv .Mrs. Williams who ottlclated at the piano aud Mrs. Hugh Whip pie who sang "Come I'nlo Me." I Miss Slotmh brought n most eon viucing message from the story of the Queen of Sheba In 1 Kings H) aud Miit l hew 12:42. A striking parallelism was draw n between the Queen of Sheba and from each individual aud King Solomon and Christ. Last Sal unlay evening Dr. Low ry Rave his attention to dealing with home problems, his subject biting. "Home Sweet Home." He showed thai if the homo question could be sen led right, it would settle all olher nueslions right. As l.he home is of universal Inter est we are giving the following re port, on the Satuidtiy evening mes surc. The text was a pail of Isaiah :i!l:4, "What have Hiey seen in thy house." Taking ibis text as a starling point, he spoke In part, as follows: "This ques! Ion, 'What have they seen in thy house,' was put lo King Heekiah by the prophet Isaiah following Hie visit of certain that had come Irom always brought out the largest at i (he son of the king of Babylon lo tendance of any afternoon sub-1 congratulate him upon his recov ject. ery from a serious illness, lleze- The music at the Armory Sun i kiah hud been miraculously healed dav wilh .Mr. Nelson as director I and it was a splendid oppoiiunity and Mi sr Slough assisting at the 'for him to testify lo (he goodness piano with striking abllitv, was and mercy ol Cod. Hut Just like trulv a big feature. I uiosl people of ibis day, he seems In the morning the great Chorus I io have very tii kly forgolien the Choir of eigl.lv voices, sang tlm ' Lord and Ills mercies. Instead of old favorite, "All Hail. Imanual :" : remembering the Lord, upon whom bv f.ahrie niosi effectively. Tie y he was dependent for all he was also sang with much fervor, that and all he had. he took pride In beautiful hvmn. "What Did Ho showing these visitors his house, his gold, his silver and hid mili tary resources. Of couisu, what these niedttengers saw in Heice klah'a house would largely deter mine their ealinjuie of tue man. It you will i ell me wuat yuu have In your house, 1 wii ted ou what kind of parents you are, what kind of children you have and what kind of an influence you are exert ing In the world. "The homo was tho rust divine institution that the Lord establish ed upon this earth. Yes, It came In-1 to existence ueiore the school, the church or the stute. If we could settle the home question right then we would have all other questions settled right. The people ot tins city are on a icvei witn your homes they will never rise higher than your best homes or tall lower thau your worst homes. "Your home is only one of the many, either helping to make or destroy our nation. So then, taking Isaiah's question as a start ing point, 1 want you to visit with me for a little while, tho most sac red spot on earth. That place that knows more sweet association and pleasant memories than any other spot ou earth, the homo. "Have they seen in thy house the right kind of a beginning for tin Ideal home? In this beautiful laud of ours, this laud of schools, aud churches, this land of plenty, this laud blessed above all other na tions on earth, we find that on an average one home out or every nine is being wrecked by divorce. Why Is this? Well, theio may la: many answers lo this qusiion, but 1 believe the chief difficulty Is that they were not started right. There has been a disregard for the plain simplo teaching of Hod's word on this subject. Hod says, 'He ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers; for what fellowship hath righteous ness with unrighteousness? And what communion hath light wiih darkness?" I do not, believe Christian should ever marry a non Christian. There must he spiritual agreement, as well as harmony in olher things, if there is to lie happy home. The proverb, 'All true marriages are made in hen- j ven.' I think there are many mar rlages in these days that Hod had nothing to do wilh. oo many young women get Hie Idea that they must marry Borne thing, therefore they Tall all over the first opportunity that comes along. Well, girls, there are many things worse than being an ol;i maid, and one of them is inarryiUR the wrong fellow. A lot of fellows ought to be arrested for going around disguised as men. Then, young men, you need a word of caution also. Don't choose a girl with her war patnl on. If you would kiss some of these little society misses, I am afraid you would die of painter's colic. However, thero would be one ad vantage In marrying one of these little frizzled-headetl, fudge-eating, theatre-iiuddluir. guin-chewiiiR, card plavhiR, dancing society misses, anil that would be If she fell inlo the water there would he no danger of her drowning for empty gourd head would keep her afloat. "Have they seen in thy house pa rental' control and authority? We probably have as much home rule as ever, but In these days It. Is the children ruling the parents, instead of the parents ruling the children. A child that will not obey father and mother will neither obey social civil or divine lawn. The quesiion of obedience to law is settled hi childhood and in the home. Man has never been able to Improve on Hod's plan as expressed in Pro verbs xxll, ti and xili. 2ft. 'Train up a child in the way lie should go. and even when ho Is old he will not depart from it. . . He that spareth his rod liateth his son; but he thai loveth him chaslenth him dili gently.' "When a parent corrects the child in the right spirit it is just as much an acl of love on the part of Ihe parent as anything ever done for the chil :. I am not advocating brutal treatment id children, under stand, but I am sure many of your homes would be better if you had a switch liauRlug on the wall under the motto, "I Need Thee Kverv Hour." "Have they seen in thy house Wood-Cutters Supplies Now, when prices are lower, is the time to buy. See our window today for new low prices on cross-cut saws, mauls, wedges, sledges, etc. For Your Hardware and House hold Supplies See Us First CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. The Ironmongers the godly example? If you would bring up a child in the way he should go you parents must go that way yourselves. The devil is get ting many children horo lu Hose burg by getting tho parents first. You can very easily tell what kind of parents children have by listen ing to their conversation and watching their conduct. A father coining into his home unexpected ly heard his little boy and girl quarreling just as though they were about ready to fight. He said, 'Why children, you should not quarrel like that with each other." The hoy smilingly re plied: 'Why, pap, wo are not quarreling lu earnest, wo are just playing pap and mamma.' If you will watch your children I can as sure you will find them playing pap and mamma lu more ways than one. Many children are led Into dis honesty aud lying by what they seo and hear In the home. A home to be Ideal must have piety In it, a godly Tnlher, a priest of Hod in his household, and pious praying mother with her godly example. From such a- home the devil will uover he able to cupture the boys aud girls, . , CARFVS 1c SALE Our annual January lo Bule now on. Huy an Item at regular price, wo give you another like it for lc. Over ltO Items ; to choose from, i Stnple things, ybu use evory day. Towels, hose, . pencils, gloves, tal- , cum, tumblers, toilet paper, hang ers, cups and saucers, hamlker- chiefs, paper and envelopes, tooth paste, etc. Your chance to save now. Stop In and see these values. Curr'a. Adv. DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Qas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 4SS Mnsonic Tilda;. INSURANCE $i:t.riG.oo Leave for Marshfield - Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Taylor have returned to their home in Marshliehl after spending several days here visiting M rs. Taylor s pa t en t s, M r. and Mrs. Kit t Ackert on Winhcester strtet. Mi's. Taylor is leaching itt Winchester Hay this year. Mr. Taylor, a mechanic, has been spending the past few weeks here working. POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA l. h. KATIIKIt 111 HIUAIJ Olisorvittonn luktin ut 6 a. 120th Metlillnn. THE WKATIIKR Tt'Tnlipr.itnr. J 1 ISiik.i Mi. i.. lliMol Ij. HI. !i-nw I' t iiHAi; SAW lor salu. VS aile Unlit iM'ichl. In (iiKt (hiss coiiiltlion. uv. u id v.-iy MuIk. V HI b?II for I '' ash at H5. R. S. Powell, al "r Powells' Furniture stote, iii ..i..,,r. : ". ii. -.i f.i ::.": 11.. ;. . " It,- '. "!.'J". i'rt, klnK i."vt - it.. . -;. ii. i.e,ifr 31, a .i"tw- i'i ;i-i.'ii iijo. S..-.B M! "I, N. w m l. N, V" N"rlh III VtllH IliX )..( Hfl llO i'l-fllll ll'l Hii.rlMirK M I." S:il I I. sn ii r Hin nit-iru S.i.tt!.' . .. Mi"k,it'. . .l!.lHIItO!l Winnie-- . Yakima . . 1, 1 1, i.ii :u II mi ': i; . .i l.i , In .' !' ,..ciar! i : at; e BRINGING THE WORLD TOGETHER W'Dllili'l'lul ni'MS riimi-s rniiil 1'iirln. Hint I'li-ni h I'linini'i'i Imvi' a phill rciiily tor ,i lailniail lunm l iiinli r tin- l;in;li.-h Cliniini l. UnmmM a ilialliliiil whorl-, within thri-i' i'iu"s. Ilii'y ran haw llaihs nullum; Irom I'aria Hi l.oh'lo" Thi-y urn nln'iuly iln'aniiiiK or tin' Hum a In n Hw Inn-ni-l Iniin (llbiallar lo Ninlh AHn.i. ami H.i' mil imili' tmni Cairo In Ciipi' in I'oiiiiili'li'il. anil i'Vn i'sh iraiin will run from Lomlnn lo tin' "( In Souih Afrii-ii in hours inxii-ail of ..!,. Wliat an at.i' living In' Of nil the nucs of tlie pnsl. , I'm Kind thiit here my lot is i n ,t. 1 think a clny this thirty-one The best clay yet beneath the still ; Ahead of those old sleepy days Back there in history's dreamy ha.e I-.re there in history's di amy hae Which floods with t;lcry darkest niijht. What sluggish 1114ricult111.il dreams When farmers plowed with slox ox team! Before the tractor's nia:;ic urare I lad turned, its furrows 'round the plai e. And oh. my soul, that isn t half In all the world no phonograph! A mile apart men were, alone; As yet there was no telephone. Think on a world ol sailing ships With not a dream oi airplane trips; And in that world so dull and slow Not yet b thought of radio. And now we read wilh hopeful jlee Of tunnels underneath llic sea. Of nations bound by iron bands. Uniting happy peaceful lands. AS -vhen 1 rri'!' that i .world , And spirit wiiii, are jflnil- unfirtled,' .('' j And I have freedom o( the air, , X.'an siju! about as frce'as prayer, 4 . ') 'lMethinlt.'twiU i a world of fun. Beholding what fiiankind has done. Yes, in that jjoiious aflerwhile Still greater 'wonders will beguile. j TELLS OTHERS 1MHS. A X N I K H. 1IAKX "l HART wnnls others to know of wonderful health buililiiiK powers of Hnrgon. . 'f ffSi LH m r 4 ? " a You cannot buy better Insurance than Is sold by this agency. Writing all lines of firs and automobile Insurance, livestock In surance and bonds. Fourteen years of satisfactory dealing with our clients. Consult us about your Insurance problems. You cannot buy better protection than a policy written through our! agency. Phone or call. G. W. YOUNG & SON, Insurance 116 CASS ST. . PHONE 417 -1. ff'r'fTl-lrrv'mil ran. MEtahL-Lffll3!lliM:E Tlfsjl ;uLa mr- What Thrift Does Thrift enahles one to load a broader, fuller and morn enjoyahlo lite. A KiowhiK account with this Hank will help you become thrifty and more troupe rous. 4','r Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. TheRosebuiB National Bank Roseburg, Ore. "Sa i?' in lu mi j li r mi- ln:ilth. KtrchKih atd hiipinefs anl I am only ton Klad lf nil oiIhth what it did lor Hit-. Kor Ihf past four c;itH iny Htoma h w ;i.h rihly ;ii Id. my food dnaiii-f d wilh tne; j and I win v cak, hi I ton and run- lov.fi. My hi'hi-M wrri- mo nho I T r- il i Keldoui evi-i had muie than a uu lioum Hh'i-i at nichl II n won ih rtul the w;iy Saiott and Samon Pills look hold "I m Iroiihli-Tt! 1 iit nnyfhiiik' I until now, and my jtioii(n-nfi Ih ot and I nP-cp yo.id all iiij;h(. 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