The evening news., May 21, 1912, Page 3, Image 3

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We Wish to Apologize
To our customers. Although we are
making 1000 bottles a day of our famous
Root Beer brewed from Hires, we have
been unable to rill their orders as they
wish. In a few days however, we will
again have it old enough to send out.
Umpqua Cider & Vinegar Works
High Grade Mill Work
Fiulsh Lumber
Doors, Windows, Frames
Scree 11 Made to Order
French Plate, Prism and
Ornamental Ulaxa
Frutt and Herry Boxes
Crate. Etc.
HARGREAVES DOOR AND LUMBER CO.
Sucecssont to North Side Planing Mill Co.
Cabinet Wtg-k, OfTu-u Fixtures
Brackets and mouldings
nSiecialty
Phone 326
807 K. Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 245.
All work firat-clitMi
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of Title Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds of all Kinds Furnished
Money to Loan on Improved Farm Property
Perkins Building ROSFIiCRG, OREGON
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The Weber Wagon Leads
All Others Follow
For sixty-fivo years tho highest grade material, the finest
workmanship and tlio light running qualities of tho Weber
wagon havo endeared it to tho hearts of Weber users. Wo
have tho exclusive agency for tho Weber wagon, and if you
will call, we will explain exactly why tho Weber is tho King
of all farm'wagons. Stop in. If wo cannot interest you in
tho wagon proposition, wo will not figure tho timo lost.
Roseburg Hour mils Fiione 56
Feed, Fuel and Implements
our
Houn Aroun"
but now we've
"Got Goat"
HeYtied hard and fast by'three best lines
Hills Bros. Coffee
Webfoot Flour
Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
at the
Bee Hive Grocery
THE RAO DOLL TESTER.
If one has to tost seed corn ou ibort
notice and does not hare a box tester
on hand, the "rag doll" tester is a very
convenient one to use and Inexpen
sive as well. In testing corn by this
method first set a good quality or
sheeting or cotton flannel of light
weight, tho amount required depend
ing upon the amount of com to be
tested. This should be cut In strips
about nine Inches wide. Tuck, these to
a board, stretching slightly, ami draw
a line with a soft pencil lengthwise
through the middle of the strip. At
intervals of about three Inches make
cross lines, numbering the spaces
where the kernels tiro to be pi need Hi
some regular order. After numbering
moisten the cloth. Then take six ker
uels from ear No. 1. two each from
ueur the tip. . the center and the butt
uud from both sides of the ear. and
put them on square No. 1, germ side
up, and so on. The strips of cloth
used can -be cut of a length to test
from a dozen to fifty ears, as one de
sires. While the ears may be kept
in rotation, as given number In a row.
the writer has fuuud a very conven
ient murker to be a small piece of
cardboard or pasteboard bearing the
number and stuck to tho ear by tin
eightpenuy nail run into the pith at
the butt. When the kernels are all In
place a little wisp of hay or straw
should te caught tu the end for a core
and the cloth carefully rolled up. To
provide for this the marking for the
spaces should not come closer than
live or six Inches to the ends of the
strips. When rolled up cords should
be tied around the ends of the "nig
doll." When kernels from all eors
to be tested have been secured and
the cloths rolled up they should lie
sonked In tepid water from eighteen
to twenty-four hours. This should
then be placed In u box covered with
a couple of Inches of earth or saw
dust and kept moist and warm for
about six days, at the end of which
time the test should be ready to read.
The "rag doll" tester has an advantage
over the heavy box tester in that It
can be moved easily to places where
it can be kept warm and does not take
up so much room. It also gives quick
er germination than the box tester.
80IL AND FRUIT.
A common mistake In the selection
of a site for the apple orchard tract,
large or small, Is that of choosing a
soil that is too rich; that will cause
abundant growth of wood, but mlglity
little fruit In the valley In which the
writer's ranch Is located is an or
chard of mature apple trees, as pretty
a sight from the standpoint of foliage
as one could ask to see, which has
lately been felled because It did not
deliver the goods. The tract Is fat.
rich nnd well watered. Within guu
shot of this tract Is a block of winter
Nelis pear trees of the same age that
for several years past have grossed
their owner close to n thousand dol
lars per acre. Never wus more em
phatically demonstrated the fact that
soil can be too rich for apples, but
not for pears. Within a mile of these
unproductive apple trees, on thinner
and lighter granitic soils, the apple
trees bear prolitlcnlly to tho point of
breaking down.
Q feed, fuel ana implements Jg
"They
have been j
Kickin
PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
That trend in education which Is
coining to iny greater stress upon those
branches that have to do with the
home domestic science and with the
farm manual training, agricultural
and horticultural has much to com
mend It, as it Is clear that these
branches have a far more Important
and vital bearing on the everyday life
of the people than do languages and
some other branches. In many schools
today located in rural communities at
tention is being especially directed to
a study of agriculture and horticulture,
and the results are often manifest In
an improved condition of the school
grounds, while many of the lessons
taught are being worked out on the
farms of the community.
Wast of Tim.
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LOCAL NEWS.
"Where do you go to Sunduy school,
my little mau'S"
'Don't ro nowhere.'
"What, not to Sunday school at all?"
"Wliut's the use? Christmas Is over,
and It's a long time till picnic season."
A 11A11GAIX.
Two nice level lots, each 40x100
In Walte's addition, only 3 blocks
from high school, 1 new house 24x32,
9 ft. posts, shingled roof; another
house 12x20, 1 wood Bhed 7x15, city
water and sewerage, flue well to Irri
gate garden. Price $950, $500 down,
balance on monthly payments of $16
per month, first year, then $10 until
paid, lntorest at 6 per cent. Page In
vestment Company, 709 N. Jackson,
or Phono 242. tf
,
This Is the time of year to have
your piano put In shape for the sum
mer's work. Tolephone Stone,
288-R. tf
Dest sliced ham and bacon at Kon
drlck & King's. JB
Bridge & Iiench ranges have triple
grates. Quality ranges. swm
Drldge & Beach rarses and stoves
always satisfactory. They ure the
quality goods. swm
Special prices during the demon
stration week on Wear-Kver Alumin
um wart at Churchill llnrdward Com
pany's. dm20
The llnumr Tlmt Is Different. 11 v
the ladles of tne M. K. Church South
Place M.isonlc building. Timo of
op-mlng: Monday evening, May 27.
Will have for sale home cooking,
candlrj, tewing, groceries and furni
ture. M-25
SQl'lltltKL POISOX.
Every kernel of Bolduan'a
Poison Grain contains a deadly
dose of powerful, quick-acting
poison, "sot" in tho grain by
a pateuted process.
Haiti, suow, dew or damp
ground does not wash out this
poison. It la the only poison
which is as good six months
after as tho first day it is put
out in the Holds.
The best poison you've ever
usod, or your money boclr
MAHSTliUS DKUO CO
Dlt. t.KO. K. HOUCK, V
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Review Bldg., Phone 81.
Rosoburx. Oregon.
DR. 1). K. 8NKLL,
Osteopathic PhyUcinn.
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10-11 Marsters Bldg. 'Phone 119
ft
Koseourg, uregon.
GENERAL DRAYING
Goods of every description moved t
any parta of the cltj. rrteea reason
H. S. FRENCH
SummerVacations
VIA TI1H
TO TUB KAST
ItOSH FKKTIVAIi
Kl.KS' OO.NVK.NTIO.V
U)f SUNSET
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MOUNTAIN'S
Hound trip tickets to the priclnpnl cities of tho EaBt,
going or returning through California, or via Portland. Go
ing limit 15 cays, final return limit October 31, on snlo as fol
lows: 8AI.K DATKS
May 2-3-4-9-10-11-14-15-17 Aug. 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22
18- 24-29. 23-29-30-31.
June 1-6-7-8-13-15-17-18 Sept. 4-6-6-7-8-11-12-30.
19- 20-21-24-25-27-28-29.
July 2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20 Rlop-oviin going or return-
22-23-26-29-30-31. lug within the limit.
N KV P HIT YAQl' I N A 1IA V
Tho home of the Rhododendron, tin ideal place to Bpend the
summer. Low round trip week end tickets. Rensonnblo hotol
rates, out door amusements, bathing, boating, golf, fishing, etc.
Low Knro to Moi'linjr of Women's Clubs at Sun Francisco,
Juno 24 to July U.
PACIFIC RAILWAY AN'D NAVIGATION 11HAONF.8
Are now within easy reach by the P. H. & N. and a new field
for a pleasant vacation open. Week end tickets now on Bale
and season tickets from all points on sale June 1st.
Portland Rose Festival
Opens June 10 and cIoscb June 15. The greatest Flornl Fiesta
and Carnlvul of pleasure yet held. Low round trip tickets on
sale from all points.
For beautifully Illustrated booklotB describing Newport,
Bayocoan and other points, as well as Information about East
ern fares, routes, stop-overB, etc., call on ncareBt Agent or write
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore-"
II. P. O. 1C. (Klks) Convention, July 8 to IS, 11)1 'J.
THE WORTH OF RIGHT HABITS.
I'erluips there is no single factor in
the training of the boy or girl us)de
from the fundamental traits of obe
dience and honesty that will have
more to do with their success in life
than the habit of doing well and thor
oughly the task that Is set for them.
It Is very easy for the child to get Into
a slouchy nnd disorderly way of doing
things, and when this Is observed the
parents should do everything possible
to correct It. for unless it is righted It
will crop out In school ns well as In
business pursuits, and In housework
I later on. It takes time and pains to
aid the child in the forming of right
Iml. It of work, but the effort If per
suited tn Is well worth while.
THE POTATO CANKER.
The potato canker, a fungous disease
j that Is akin to the potato scab disease,
i uhlrh has been known in England
xlnce 11XJ1, has made Its appearance In
Newfoundland, and It seems reason
I ably certain that, except for most rigid
precautions, this worst of potato pests
will shortly gain a foothold In the
; United States. The canker causes the
i potatoes it Infect to become a mass
! of warts, loMng both their shape and
value for either seed or eating pnr
' poses, A characteristic that makes It
moat difficult to combat Is that the
i -spores of the canker, once Introduced
into a field, will remain there for years
and not disappear under crop rotation,
as Is true of the potato scab.
S tubbs & Ward Pay the Freight
When a store says it can save you money, maKe them
prove it. We believe we are doing il below.
TABLE TALK
25o California Teaches 20c
35(i Pineapples now 30c
25r; Pink Salmon 20c
P,0c Blue Kihhon Salmon 25c
Largo P.ottlc Maple Syrup
2'ic. Grape Juice 3 for 69c
20c Stuffed Olives 15c
Large Oregon Prunes per ib. 12c
All Tea 10 per cent off. Try our Pleaz All Coffeo,
the only 3 pound can vacuum packed coffee on
the market for $1.05
Krinkle Corn Flakes 3 for 25c
Kellogs Corn Flakes, regular 15c now 10c
Quakers Corn Flakes 10c
Post Toastes, regular 15c now 10c
Golden Rod Oat Flakes, regular Xjc 30c
Golden Wheat Flakes, regular 35c 30c
5 lb. Pkg. Quaker Oat Meal, reg lar 30c. . . .25c
7 packages tooth picks for 25c
4 largo regular 10c Toilet Paper for 25c
Lamp Chimneys 2 for 15c
ry our Red Ribbon Tlour, you will positively
use no other. Once used, always used. Every
sack guaranteed.
Golden Drip Syrup in bulk per gallon 55c
100 lbs. Stock Salt at Kpocial 75c
50 Ib. vacuum process creamery salt $1.00
50 lb. Table Salt at special 40c
Above ia a small list of some'of onrlKrocerifea, quality con
sidered the prices can't be beat in the city. May we call you
one of our customers? Yours for busineaa
Phone
317
Stubbs Ward
Cor. Cass and Pine Sts.
The Store
That Saves
You
Money