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Bociettf, Advertisement Felt Like Brick in . Stomach for 10 Years Ont man recently stated that for 10 years ht fslt like ha had a brick In hts stomach. This feeling was due to the lump of undigested food he alwaya had Inside of him. He was week, wornout, headachy, swellen with ges, and terri bly constipated. Recently he started taking KAL-O-DEX and says that the feeling like a brick In his stomach die appeared the second day. Bowels are reguler now, gas and headaches are Sone and he feels like a new man. IAL-ODEX Is an HERBAL FORMU LA extracted from NATURE'S PLANTS. Taken before meals It mixes with your food, helping to eliminete POISONS from system by cleansing the bowels, rid stomoch of ges, end remove old sickening bile. Don't go on suffer ing' Ge KM-r-nx tyj.v MONEY BACK GUARANTEE: All drug stores. U. OF 0. BENEFIT ! PROGRAM PLANNED FOR THURSDAY IS POSTPONED The University of Oregon Moth ers club benefit program planned (or Thursday night, June 29, at the Junior high school auditorium is postponed to a later date as Vice consul Stanley R. Kidder, who was to have shown motion pic tures on Japan, is unable to ar rive in time (or the date planned. The benefit will be set for a later date to be announced within the near future. AUDITING COMMITTEE OF REBEKAH LODGE HAS MEETING FRIDAY The auditing committee of the Sutherlin Rebekah lodge met Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lcona Slack to audit the books of the secretary, financial secre tary and treasure for the term ending July 1. After the work was completed Mrs. Slack served dainty refresh ments to: Mrs. Cora Allen, Mrs. Juanita Atterbury, Mrs. Mary Bar ker and Mrs, Bertha Barge. , Better Growth with Poultry .jr' r Sets 5 , "VA.aSriJf mrfm-mn Jf MI have been using Triangle feed for the last three years. I have been a potlltryman for 26 years and have ip that time used all kinds of poultry feeds, but no feed gives me the satisfaction of ' Triangle. For starting chicks it is fine. They like It and develop faster with very little loss." Yonrs truly, R. R. Box 279, Portland, Ore. Lay the Groundwork for a bettor Laying Flock The present growing shortage of eggs means better profits for you, if you develop a better lay ing flock. Triangle developing ' feed in mash or pellet form is built to supply your growing pullets with i better body re- : serve so. essential for future egg production. All Triangle poultry feeds' rt lortilied with Animal Protein Fuctori Supplement. Mvtiorwe tf '!! I Will BE 01 MONDAY uULI 3 CLUB MEETS AT PICNIC LUNCHEON The "Just for Fun" club wss entertained by Mrs. Lou Braes at her home Highway 99 north of Roseburg, near the airport, with a picnic luncheon Wednesday. The afternoon hours were spent play ing Pinochle. Mrs. Meta Thomp son won high score. Mrs. Hettie Pi per of Green won low scofe. Those present for the party were: Mrs. ! C, Hoffmeister, Mrs. Elaine Ro berts and children, Mrs. Hettie Piper, Mrs. Meta Thompson, Mrs. Clara Albertus. Mrs. Velma Alber tus. Mrs. Ruth Laurance and three children, Sberryl, Brian, and Roxie, Mrs. Margaret carter, Mrs. Dora Mae Moore and two childen, Mrs. Freida Steiner and two children, and the hostess, Mrs. Braes. MRS. WESLEY BROWNING ENTERTAINS AT DINNER HONORING HER FATHER Mrs. Wesley Browning of Blach- ley, Oregon, entertained at a Fa thers day dinner at the home of Mrs. Ida Slack, in Sutherlin hon oring her father, Albert Slack. Covers were placed for: Albert Slack, Mrs. Ida Slack, Dolores and Ronnie Wilcut and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Browning. Visiting was enjoyed until about four o'clock when the Brownings and children departed for their home. MR, AND MRS. THIELE TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Julian Thiele will celebrate their golden wedding an niversary at their borne at Yon calls, July 9th- with open house to all their friends from 2 to 7 o' clock p.m. SDC GRANGE WILL NOT MEET SATURDAY There will be no meeting of South Deer Creek Grange Saturday night, July 1, as all members are in vited to attend the wedding of Doris Goodman and Jack Mathis at the First Christian church. Judge Cut J. Solomon Cots Senoto Approval WASHINGTON, June 2S OP) The Senate voted approval yes terday of President Truman's ap pointment of Gus J. Solomon as United States district Judge for Oregon. Solomon has been serving under a recess appointment. George J. HaHaday, M. D. 421 PACIFIC BUILDING former offices of Dr. Roy Honford. Office Phone 825 Residence Phone 810-R-3 Mrs. J, L Thompson Din In California According to word received here, Mrs. J. L. (Alice) Thompson, for mer Roseburg resident, died in Mercy hospital at San Diego, April 11. With her husband, the late Cap tain Thompson, they made their home on Chadwick street in Rose- FooYung Fanciers doit! ASK FOB LIGHT, DRY &CMEBEER C IPSO Acme Breweries, Son Fraecitce burg for a number ot year, prior to moving to southern California. Mrs. Thompson's death was caused by a heart attack. The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore-Thursday, June 2, 1$C . V i. life 325 ; I Stephens V Lit our factory-trained mtchanic do your Adding Machine and Typewriter REPAIRS Fret Pickup and Delivery, and a Machine Loaned to You While Yours is in the Shop. Typewriters for Rent at Low Rates. To Keep Your Office Well, Call D&LSTATIONERS Dal Durham Vic Lewis Phone I 173-Y I WATCH FOR OUR MONDAY SPEC. ALS At Yeur lent frieeele Dealers1 Said Locally by Pegs Lumbar l Fuel Co. Roseburg Sutherlin Fruit Growers Sutherlin C t S Faad Store Oakland Alipaugh's Feed Stare Myrtle Creek FARMERS STOCKMEN LIME We are equipped to deliver and spread agricultural lime to any part of the county, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. ' . 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