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Newspaper Page TextA0K1) mU' WUMA-X ftOMM ttlCf DECntt. Dmb of Lowei luipu.ua lulllu Any Other Tongue 8rtr Have Heparan- orus. PORTLAND, Or.. Feb. 12. What 1 believed to be an unusual and re markable anthropological discovery hat luat been made known by Fro feasor Lee J, Frachteaburg, of the Smithsonian Institution at Washing tun, who la In Portland, having June arrived from Blletz, Oregon, where for aoine lime he baa been making a study of the Alscu and Molulla In dian lunguugea In behalf of the llov (iruuient utid for the Information of the anthropological societies of Hast eiu universities. Heretofore, accord' lug tu the chart which has been re garded ua correct, the rutted Slates haa been divided Into 1.7 difTerenl ludlau families, possessing distinct and separate languages. I'rofessor r-'rachleuburg'a discovery la that the luiwer Uuipuua und Hluslaw liultaua of Orcgou possessing distinct auu separate languugea different from " thoae of any other of the trlhea, ami were now ualng dlalecta taken from (he Alaoa or Molulla language at. recorded by former authropologials employed by the Government to atudy the Pacific Count Indiun. Hrxe Have Own HjM-ecli. The moat peculiar feature of the dlucovery la the fact the Ulualaw and the Lower Umpqua haw different forma of epeech which are radlrall) different from those of any othei Indian family, and there are only 1: known languages on the globe whl I have a almilar form of eipresslon In speaking of the same action, tin male und female use different words thus creating almost separate Ian guagea. The division made la based upon animate and Inanimate objects With the animate the male Indian classes himself, and places the femali of his tribe among the Inanimate, n. doubt because he considered her an Inferior being. Aged Woman Holds Key. "There la only one woman who can atlll talk the language," said Profeaaor Hrachtenburg. "She In almost 90 years old and la rapidly passing Into a stage of second child hood. If there la anyone In Oregon who knows of any mora Rluslaws oi Lower Umpquaa they will conTcr a great favor upon me by communicat ing with me at Bllett, Oregon. "The Tocabularlea of Lower I'mp qua and Slualaws are entirely differ ent and the devices used In the gram matical formation of the languages are so different that they are dis tinctly characteristic. This Indian woman Is Mra. Wil liam Smith, living at Slleti, and ahe la of the Lower Umpquaa. Her hue band la an Alsea, and they sponk dif ferent languages, both understanding each other." Ml Victim to ThlPTfw. A. W. toada, of Coal City, Ala., hvfl a fluetMnblw jerlftvanofl. Two tblevrtt ittol blfl bouhh for VI years. Thy vr a l.vnr and kidney tronblo. Thnn Dr. Klne'a Now Life .'IIIh Throttled tliem. He's well now. Un rivaled for cunsttpiitlui.. mularla. htadacne, dyspepnla. 2&o at all drng- i Orange Blossom ST f Candy (jOYj Absolutely the best mailt;. vA- Ask somebody who knows. irVi J ' Exclusive Agents Marsters Drj Cx The Higii of Cantly Quality. Roseburg Book Store Wc are able at last to make announcement which will give joy to 144. $2 1 6' Given Away FREE To the fint 144 persons who apply for one of our own BRAND OF FOUNTAIN PFNS These are a regular $ 2.75 Fountain Tens To Infrnduc them we will prcarnl tba first m purchasers of ihi pen. al (he regular price of $'J.r. with One Year s Subs.-rii.tiiui 10 ny Magazlna you mar select from our large magazine cilalone. costing not mora than Jl .' per year. tSurh nx Ladles' Il.iu.' .1 .u 1 -aal, ftaturday Krenlug Pout, Kvervbotlv's. llanipinns, e:. 1. ir v...: want higher priced maga.llie. yotl may iledllrt 51 -M ItiMn it pure ad add ti.'i for the pen. Ask for our Free Mugurine ca'alugue. mulled id any address free. We have recivl a sample order of 141 of these Standard llith Grade Fouataia Pens. They are as good as can made; thev ate guar anteed by the makers and by in They are called the "Itinx'hurii llouk Co. No. ,1." The p. n Is MK hand tempered, with hard Iridium pouiis. and is ..nh J. Theie will be no more free magazle.es when tluve I n pens aie .a. Take Advanlatfe of this Introductory offer. Postage paid on all mail orders when accompanied by $2.7." Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon. inn ai im i i. jujim. NtW 8. P. TIME CARD. XortlitHmiul. Name Lea.. Shasta Limited .. 7.30 a. u.. Overland ll:2u p. U. Puii.-Anhland lotal 1:60 p. ni Port.-Koaeb'g local :00 a. ui Southbound. II. Sbaata Limited ...12:41 a. n 13. Klyer H I 5 a a 15. Over. and 4:05 a. ti: j 17. Port.-Koaeb'g local I 19. Port.-Asliland local r.:30 p. il. j No. 17 Ilea up In Koaebuig. ai 1 .tvlng here at 1:10 a. in. It loiu. the e'lulpluelit of No. 20. ahu.. leaves here ut 9:00 lu the inoruliiK. ' returning to Portland. It will be uotbed that the nhovr- Is the leaving time of theae tramr Moit of them arrive 20 minute be j fore departure. The Shasta Llinltei joes not take on passengers at au piac between Portland anil Sa branch coo. Jt carries tarougn buii ne only. Cyrle lliitchtTH, wit li hrnnrlfi. tin r0-t-KK in uljuior, on kuIu at .1. K Harker A Co'". cIhwU Flioue 2SM Tor free ilftllvpry of ou mHchina mud bread. ('mpiii. Hakery. du COLONISTS FARES Prom the AlidUiv and Kumu rn I'm tioiiH ol the I'liil'Ml StalH a lid Canada to OREGON, WASHINGTON and all the NORTHWEST will prevail IMII.Y MARCH JOth TO APRIL lOti over the 11 i avii n LlNtS IN OREGON Krom , Chicago lit ;!:!. 00 Nt. I-ouU .12.00 Omahu 2.1. oo KurihjtM City 2.YOO Nt. 1'ttul 25.01 md from otlMr tltlrf I'onvsiutiHliiiK- iy low. ion 'an PltlOIMV l'imv The ('oloniHt fanH un '('hikmii only, but 11 yon havt nlatlviH o frtt'iidH or 1'inploycH In tlu Kan( whon you dt'Hlro to bring to thin s!ul yo, can di'H.nlt the valui of tht f.ii lth your local railroad nnt'iH. am! n ordr for a llrkft will h tele uaplu'd to any addnsM (1-niii'ii. I At tlio UOHI.lt Know Of our vast n-sourri'M and Hpli-ndii opportunltipft for IIO.MK ltriMl(. 1 Call on t ho iiudtrHlKii'd for good fiiHtructlvo (trlntod mutter to Hem) Kant, ,' gl vo iif ru t he addrcHHea o (Iioho whom you would like to Inv Htit-h -matter nent. VM. MrH ltlt.V i'lierill I'llKHi'iler Atieilt I'oiiTi.wn, iui:(.u. PROSPERITY IN FREE LISRARIES Every Town ShoufJ Ee In Pos session of One. CONDITIONS CF CA.3i 1 i wh Some People Ara iin-t tho Acceptance of Libraries From Us Steel Kino Moat Cittcj i j Havj Libraries Majority Given as Glo. Then U in doiilit tli.il - 'i.'v.- tii la u fret cirt uhillh- liii;;r.. .ii-ti- 1., r.i fntelUeiit -ou..iiitiaii-. i. i i tt.v. ii Whether It hiix ICO or l'J.i " I p pllhi tl' il, hhnuM flUlii ii hiillie r,.-'( i: v.-li ter where the i.i .auilaiiM -iM itl'.- an iusl-hr Inio the l;il..i s i 1 t ;liiv!in and know wli.it i. a World to l:iei e;i-ie I; no , It i. :;t. 'J'he (rrei mnjitrit,. of .Jil'.-t of r 11 luhul.!t:t!iH li ml u.iwnttl ,n -li I lull I h.aie;. says a ;"v Vol k 111 en lor. have a iiolie li!,r.u- o,' no.ii elt, and the xjiine Ix true of iii in v ii. the Minntler eiilr netf to, tin tiler are Mr f II ifiiiie a uiihiIm' f t u that art minus them, town I'm: rt;i!I nee them. A few (uilIU- sprite i iti zviiH could easily advoeale a lihrai". '"'t:-"r1 ... J.'"nl 'ft$L2kiLjChiU i '- 3 mm- ii IIOItFL LIHIIAItV IlI'tf.UINdH or muling hmmii atxt k-'I tin1 sujiport j of ih,' n. t of Hit' t-iiiniiiuiiity if i(.t of t tla (own itself. . ltoukt will iilwn.VM n fori h' -out Inu t'ilhcr fnun Hie sliilvtM of Indh Klu il lilinirh's or fruui cunti-lhiitioiM Nn:if!tii, llirmili viirJ-ni.s nuiiii.i. Tin- in-wspa-hts will nlwti.vH liolp tht.'lr town tu pain the Ihutncinl Kiiiui't ut Hit (It Izniis. .Mitny of tin lilifiirlfs itlrrmly I'shib llslit'il liiivt' hecu roiiiitti'tl mi kI.s of iii(llvlIu;ils, stmic Imvt' (i'vili;iitl fmin suhscritritiii lihnirlrs. hut tin- uiajni lt aro ii'P sujiporti tl itintnly m en! itfly ; by fnmls iiipr.iria.'il by the ily ' L'oM'rmm'tit. A i iuisitli-ntlH'.' nttiiiber iii- still in the i'ormiitlvf sttie. this i, ..i,.,. ,,r n,. f(. ,, ,(,( ".ii. .il.' t riV t f jl ,r.. 11 Iit..Js pri i'l. il liv Mr. Cirn--;!,' m I'.u s.'M'rnl himliftl nilicis fur wlii. h lit will i n.l...biy .r.. villi' Iml'diiiu-. T'li- uiiilit Iih. iimiii will h lie pro-xU'r-i ftiu.ls fur the eri"!iu;i nf Uinilh' tt.nl lib.-'iry bllililhiLis ur siniplf. Tlu M'v !iHi ruM:(. ti slli', wlih-h It inny !'' i ; i by ( it't If li can, unci II must i:jjivi i pi'uvide it n miM Ily for Hit inulii li:ian i 1 of the library n sum tspnil to at le!it ID per rent of I he cost of J (be bulldhn;. lTaetirally this Hfer is j open In any city or town whU li has no j publle lii rary bulldlittr. iconic Ln.wi eft! '.!! think that Hit- - city slmnld pruidf its own buildlnj; j niul inn Ask for II its n Kilt. 'Hie n. onle v !m have im tanbl i I pi"'r'ily and who thetcfure n'len erru Ine 'iiviv snppte i ?mt they n in ribulc i tiiiihin;' tti',jrd Cii' piynnvil nf tho ( tcvi's ite e-?"il!y uibc h VAviir to bavt a bl ti.-r r.ne l.tipused fur the pur- I p. e nt v,.i fur tl delves mill j their fniii1!,-; n-ee librnry faellideH, I -'I'll ir ',) mi "rep!l ''ial nis'N relKious . or j i , upini iim may lead ihetn In e I'. "iitern! Ii ini'iiher of tniaers i' or leH i e'lr (mil to have I heir en;s Ii. re;i ed for thin imrpostv Till' I'i; ..I r I'l.'ii thev -honltl not it hn !o not n :itit iHld furntsliini: free i t the ciiininii n' the I'liivhii-ae of !mt ll i . .nitv it n- I..., v r,.i- T I Tii 't M" r Ik no e i eiu-e lli:il ('- ;erl'e H'r-irle- llllpnoe t tie t1" '." ' I ; ' )M'e' l;'lv or ino .nMy I " i " t i t th" vreHer i:tll of the I'M i H-r.l .tie H..:ki of rtellotl. mu h I I' :'e iipiul l lit llie It'; ilers ' 'h T' ; i n.--t ..f llie nr-ruii enls n-e. Im t .r of f ef pllt'lle liI.r;uitM :ife t'iiiv'i -ui iinein;: n,l tMiiot ionitl. nnd lint iti Me who rne tliem um.;t "troin:ly do no for h lverti-liii: nml h H'leiil ti'iisoi or to pinko rt pliee for Iheins'lves ir miiii' of their relative. Wl-lle It N iliilieiil! tn trr'ee to either NpeeltV Iniiniit .'s of niiiterltil or inorul linpro nt. It t ert;i!n that the renenil il T"iini of n;tMleMieo wliieh I 'th t ''(T)t, l -l etVe t tloei result leni V- l:t)'y In thoe ilii i'ttoun. I'oniinnnl I I im witii tlottr chilli: friM sehooN nml II iivrloM n u-nnllv more prosperous -i: (1 better thtiu thoM1 without nueh ' fnellltles. ftiul while there tn riouhtleR n'oin hen for ii con fusion of cause nml effort It i protmhlo thnt there Is loth Hotton ami n:ictlou. lYosprrlty calls for lnervastM fmllllles for edu on I Ion. mid these lu turn tend to mnkt (he couiuiuulty tuom yroycrgus. tJ'Wwr.? ;ri-s-'.v),v.. ulL, ..to LOCAL JfttVS Huv Aninddi tune It. I ti j price i f rooMBtUtl ban coiut dou u al IhH North bide Grornrv. dtf j The Roscburg Theatre nhow the luteal ttUBui'lalioo pictures. One ' price to all, 5 cents. Chuiigu of pro- gram every day. dtf 1 bu pricH of foodHtuffs baa coujv j down at the North ftldti Grncerv dtf Kludlay, the ptano tuner, is lp town. Phone 357J. dtf Kuuerul designs to order. Price , right. Mrs. F. U. Owen. florist, : I'tiuutt Suburban 97 tf Cull up 34U. the DoukIiip County Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part of the city, dtf I m ,i?las County CrRmwv butler only 7.c a two-po i:.d square. Ask ro'ir trnenr for It. Hairoolre bom f .uilrv dtf Carnations, violets and polled plants at the Knee, or phone your orders to Mrs. K. D. Owen, florlKt. Phone Suburban 17. dtf AND OTHER ILLS OF THE BODY AT THE HOT LAKE Sanatorium (Tim Hoiim- itl Kllli-lfiH-y ) Hot Lake, Oregon the Oregon -Washington R. R. & Navigation Co. Sells round-trip tlcketa. good for three months, allowing $6.00 worth of accommodations nt the Sanator ium, at Portland and all O.-W. R. iS. Stations. For further Information and Illus trated booklet, address Dr. V. T. Phy. Medical Supt. and Mgr.. Hot Lake, Oregon, and O.-W. K. & X. Agent, or write to VM. McMl'ltHAV, (leneral Passenger Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON. NEW YORK CAFE ClmD Jo, I'rop. OI'BN DAY AM) MUI1T. AIcalM Mt All 11 ours. 4 KeKiilur Meals 30 cents. i- Chicken Dinner Sundays, from I 12 noon to 2 p. m. f" Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters. Flah, etc., all the time. 4 ('or. Jackson WashlnKton Sts f44"t"fasf'Bttfaf'4 j tt J J ir )S a b Eastern 0sts lit Any Style. -J li..rf t.rttt.rv st A. .. :l.-.ir. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. . fii:(.i i.au ti.i:ii. w. Chicken Dinner Kvery Sunday. 4 Open until 10 p. m., daily. 4 Sheridan Street Near Depot. 4, The Lewis Cafe MEALSAT ALL HOURS Situated ou Css street near the Southern Pa cific depot. Laie Lewis, Prop. A New way To Clean House Easier, Quicker and Cheaper than ever. It's a great relief to kuow that bousc-cleauiug is over. OI K VA(UM CiiK.WKH MARKS HOl'SKCl.KAXlNa KASY KOK VOL o Th Hosfhuru Vfirumn Clean er trnnsforma tho denning of the house from n Infinite bur den Into ft comparative pAt tlme Into itn actual pleasure. Instead of uphenviO of fur niture, tnkliiK up carpets, eie,, (U Kisehurtf Yacuuiu Cleaner by n ensy, simple often reno vation, gives you perpetual free Jo m from dust, grime ami din ease germs without disturb. ug furniture or furnishings. I et us do Tour hoiisoctennlng with the fr Irvine m uniti i'lrnn rr. Telephone 791. KOSfCnUKO SThaAM LAtNUUY We Wish An It has come to our notice that a great many people thinK we are oini out of business entirely, but such is not the case, we are going out of the 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c business and putting in an up-to-date Ladies' Toggery in connection with our m liin?ry. Mrs. Wilson is now at the market and the advance spring styles in miil'nery and ladies' suits, dresses, oats, etc., will arrive in about 10 days, and these two departments will be under the direct super vise of Mrs. Vvikop, ho is an expert nvllinerand fi ter, and she is not working for a salary but for your welfare and future patronage. For our mutual benefit we invite you to see our lines before buying. And in the mean t nv oil and sre the many useful household articles that are being closed nut regardless of oi. I verjthing on the counters at ONE-HALF PKICE, All Winter Millinery helor; cost. IIISI'I.AV OK XKW GOODS. The Itoseburg Beauty Parlors are rfcelvlng and placing on display tne swelled new goods of the season. Id the line of hair goods a very flue dlsplay of puffs and switches In all colors lengihs. sizes, and qualities are to be seen. The new bandeau sets for the "hobbled hair arc very handsome and elabornte The new handbags are beautiful productions ln the newest things. A very largo line of exclusive neckwear is expected Monday. XOTICK. All members of Rising Star Lodge. : No. 174, I. O. O. P., are requested to attend a lecture held nt the Baptist Cljurili Tuesday evening, February 11, 1911. Admission free. j W. S. POWELL, Secy. 1 TIXCI'IHE OK ARNICA Still a favorite nnd a good one for i.iKlilfiir aura nmcnlua fit 1 ho UfiQn. ourg l'tiHiuiucy. dtt line, office corner Rose and Wash-1 lacton streets dtf I'etaluma IncubatrtrR and brooders, "Stundard of the world, Mid n full line of poultry and bee tjpillea at S. K. Sykos.' Ctt Fisher Is not an orpnan Is not sick, has no poor relatives or any other of these sad afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book, but he has the best paint and wall tmuer In Koseburg for the least money. dtf AY. a A. M., ..nuiei uoki Nn. 13- ' n f.'pt'lnr TT-e-f"." "'i Jiei tat l Mh Ilc'l i.nyH o -MJI. tn '"tii J. . Zl'U'llKH W. M. . T. JfcWIT. StC O al) A.M .W hiMH'iiri l-oui Nn. Hi Mw" thv iwi mil ub Mi-miayt- t vvh ooutl l "i :'M . tn .. Ill tht- i-orenlef" lilt, A. trciDbcri- 111 g-od nlMniii'i. are ln'1.-l U U-Dd J.W.I OWKLL. M . W . ; B1 I'. j. KI.Kti, Ku(K Uiirt( l.uuftt, Ru,d'- Hulii rt'Kiilaf o:ninuiiii'aiHjiin b- tne tii Tviui'lo on iu and Ub I uuislan ni . U tuotiih. All memtwrt. reijuuilwl to atiei U rt'Kuiarly, and all vIkIUiir brolQerF are conli ally iuvlU'il to attena. F. W. II A YNK5, H. R. H.CSiiKTH siforoian. KUKhh it MUMih, Myotic liOtlRe No. IS MctiW '2ii(l sua 4in inurniRy evening oi uat'l. month In bee lls'.l. VIhuIiik I members e inllalH (iiritvtl to attend. Ml.NtTlK K. i vkndek. of II I I. W. UtWKU, Kt culver. EA(il,KS, KonernirK Aerie Kteti Iti llielr hall on Jiu'kf(ii , M, 2 ni antHtfi Mouuajeveu 1 lUKN utesfh inoi-th. ai 8 clork. VUitt- ' In brethieu m Keel iiHlliir aHvay welcome t ii. oiiTHisinoN. W. 1'. I P in. r Mil-XI i l Mh kin. M - M ( i I O.O.K., rhUetanan L.MiKe No. S Meets o ' I Udil FeUeWh Tempi, eorncr of Jat kuu ami ' t ass Mret-ts. on aiunla; eventiiR nf eac h wn-k. Mt in Ik-is nf theonler In kcihi ulmliu are invited toaliend. L K. M t LLKIkjk. N. G. M. M MlLtKK. K. It. II Odd KellowtV Temple every Friday even Inn Visit UK ttellieren aiwuys welcome. C . I'. Lkwin, N. . W. S 1VWK1.L, K 8. M. Fusi.lt. K. 8 i O O. F . t'nion tnoampinetit No. -Meew I tn Odd Fellows" Teiiialeon the Ift Slid 3rd 1 I hnrmlay eveiiliiK" 1 t''h month. Visit i ins htethervu always we'.emne. K t- Cavbmikb. r. V. M. o. I.kw. ttcribe. MODKKN WOOI'MKN OF AUKKH'A. Myme famp So. tW0 meets every '.'nd and 4ih Thursdays o' ev.-ry month In the Macattee Hall, corner i li'i'itnd tas.sts. Travel , In NeiRhuun are co-dlally invited to visit 1 our Cam p. .. . I Cn. McKlhinny Consul, R MXBH8, Clerk. Ol'KKN BROTHKRHOi-1 OF AM ERICA, Kwbiirg Uie fto. isv-jiwweTfiy and 4th Kuday tu Man Ke Temple. Vtit1u uie tubers rt i . v welei ine. t.. I.. W HtliHT I'M stent A. L. THoMNroh, etretary !0 F..H , Ros-hur cnapter No.S-Holdtheli revioar tne etinK on isi auu jpi uuiwtitj in .aril M.miiIi Vioitina n.emlHrs ti- (TOim! itaudliiK ere respectf ully luvlted to at i t "d. . .... Mrs. 0' I. I".'", T M Fhkk Jom!. Secretary n Ktl-f-rf MIS. k.isetnif KereKrth l..x1ee. No W it i ti o r.-M.etK in vdd h.iiuws 'X Ti-mi'le every Tuesda ewnlp(. VUlllua llr aud breth -n tuvlte-1 to a'lend. M Hit. U K. MlLLllI. Ml-. I'K LL l.KWI8.efT Mk. Mky tw. 1' A LM , Flusu eiil ! y. UrOOPMKN OF THR WOKI.h, Oak i amp No I'.IV' Mtet at 'he o.ld Fellow' Mall In Kiwtturft, everv 1st and rtrd Muu la tvsnlnut Vtsitln i eiiihH.rn always w i-l rum e Kl'BT. K StlllH.t'. K N KM I'leii iOMKN OF WOOIM'R FT. Lilac Circle No. Meets on 1st and .tnl Mv.n-iav eveillt o( ravh mo n l h al Fellows' Hail Vision memtws tu good standing ara m I Vttld to atlei d Ma tiHtct VikKtoTofi S OCAaa CAWhTtai. t iark to Correct Error THE FAIR STORE KK-OI-KNINli OK THK HOSKItL'ltti THKATHK To tne publlc as a Be theatre. Continuous performeuce from 1 to1 5 p ln ,, 6 to 10 m i 0ne prlce t0 al, The llltest ass0. 1 0ttton pictures, including Blograph, ! Lrtagraph. Kssauy. Selig, Caulmont. Luhai KuiBon M(,,les Patl Mt Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STREET. ROSEBURG, OREGON I 2 I WE have on hand at present the largest and best stock of lumber, shingles, doors, windows, and building material we have ever had. Let us figure on your bill. Page Investment Company I r- V I i f, . T XT 1 H ADVERTISING is a salesman that is ALWAYS AT WORK but never wearies a customer; that calls on the same man until he is convinced, but never annoys him with It a Insistence: that wastes no time, wastes no words, and that can always gain an audience and a hear ing. Alone among salesmen, adver tising has free access to the libraries of President Taft and Mr. Morgan; it marches unchecked past the 'secre tary of the big merchant and enters without hindrance the store of the retailer. When It cannot tell Its story to a man In his office it can always gain his attention at home. Tho door of the housewife Is never slammed ln Its face. No country Is so remote, no village so dead, that It does not go there for orders and get theui. THE ROSEBURG REVIEW has the largest circulation of any I'aper published in Douglas couaty. The little store wIMi the Bid BARGAINS. will be shown. Complete change of program every day. Ulve It a trial. dtt Hot beef tea and chocolate, oyster cocktails, etc., etc., at Umpqea Bak- 9r) d(f Ask vonr grocer for machinery mnde bread. The fiiiiui I Bakery Ulllk(, " d,'f KKRVE HIM A STEAK swst, tender and Juicy and your bur band will open up tils heart and tali pocketbouk. Where will you get such a steak? Why right here, of course. We have the choicest meats In all th land. If you buy here once your husband will get good-natured Imme diately. If you buy here regularly he will be "Sun-ay Jim" all the time. The Economy Market o o O