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ItOSKIU'ItG, OKKGOS,
1TKSIIAY KYKMXfi. MAItCH
1011.
No. 18.
ROSEBURG
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I
iWaite and Flint Additions Ak
I ' Council for Paving
I OVER TWO MILES TII!S YEAR
I llose Citt Will be Honsid West ol
I RjilMJd Track Oatlel iur
S.wcr Protested
New petitions foi street paving !n
Itosehurg this y-nr have now past -d
tin ono mile murk In urea invoW-.'d
und are rapidly approaching the tJ
inile mark, besides the nine b'oi.!(s
left over from last year's contra-l.
The 'latest petitions reached the city
council Monday nig lit. covering
eleven blocks. Nine of these are in
the Waite Addition and the otli:r
two in the I'lint Addition.
Of the nine blocks involved in and
adjoining the Wnite Addition pe'l
lions, six comprise tlml part of S.iiVh
Main street, extending Ironi .Vo.-iK!
to the city limits. TY.e other l hive
are on South Jackson street. Ir m
Moshcr to Haynes. The Kilnt Ad
dition petitions embrace Wats in
street, ono block lonj;. and Hamilton
Avenue, from Watson street to
also one block in length. The entire,
cost of the improvement Is to he
borne by the owners of the piopc ly
aftected.
Upon the immediate recommenda
tion of the street committee, t ie
council adopted resolutions declar
ing its intention to order paving on
the streets named in the' petitions.
If there are no remonst ranees by
next Monday n'ght, the city engineer
will be Instructed to draft the neces
sary plans and specifications. Such
work was requested ot the englnei'i'.
however, on four other blocks Mon
day night. These are on Oak street
from Hose to the railroad track, and
on Douglas street, also from Itose to
the. track.
The city engineer presented an
estimate of $1 774 for the proposed
pavinK of i-ano street, from Main to
Kane. This was accepted, and bids
Tor the work will be advertised lor
at once.
A petition lor a street and side
walk grade on llouck street, from
KuUerton street to the river, in
Hamilton Addition, was granted.
Sewer Matters.
V. C. Caddis was the only bidder
for the laying or a sewer on Wash
ington and Ciiadwtck streets. H's
ligure was $:t4K, or $29 above the
city engineer's estimate. Action on
the bid was postponed in order to
give the nlfec.ted property owners an
opportunity to express themselves
either favorable to the bid or against
. H. Marsters. a local plumber,
wan denied permission to make a
number of connections with the
sewei being laid in North IMsebura
bv W. C. Gaddis. The position of the
council was that, it had no jurisdic
tion ovei the sewer because it was
still in the comriietor's hands. Oa.l
db: stated to the council that he
would permit no connections with
the sewer until lie completed it, un
less such connections were mai.e
nnder his personal supervision.
On b?ha1l of the Southern Paci:fc
Companv. Attorney O. P. C'oshow
llled a protest auainst the projected
outlet ot the South Kosebuig sewer
at a point In the river imnii'diate y
above the imake of. the company s
pumping plant, lie said the current
of the river at that point was such
that sewage would be carried to the
mouth of the pipes leading to the
water tanks. City Kngineer tiermntid
was instructed to revipt? his plana
so as to provide for an outlet for the
; I
for comfort and durability they cannot be excelled.
Lowest prices and full value for your
money is our motto.
R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man.
213 JACXSO.N ST NEXT DOOZ TO POST OFFICE.
sewer below the Intake of the pump
ing phint.
llose CnH to he Moved. -
The council accepted, by ordinance,
:i uro''.itiou from the Southern Pa
cific Company to lease to i he city,
for $1 a eai, a parcel of ground for
a hose cart house. The ground is
on Howeu street, west ot the com
pany's emergency hospital. It will
be the first time in the city's history'
th;.l a hose cart has been located
west ol the railroad track. !
The rjiilioad company's offer was1
a most timely one. It was read to
i he council a few minutes after W.
I. Dysinger had served notice in per
son tiiat the hose cart now being
housed In his planing mill should he
removed at once unless the council
did one oi two tilings, either allow
ii I in $ " per mouth rnt or locate a
iire hydiant near his mill. Mr. Iy
singer's ultimatum was prompted by
t he action ot the council one we"k
ago in allowing him only $7n on a
rental claim ol twice that sum for
housing the carl mouths.
The tire and water committee rec
ommended the Installation of two
die hydrants on i-UisX Sixth street.
Kinney 'a Addition The report was
not adopted, however, because the
committee failed to secure from the
water company a rate for maintain
ing the hydrants.
ST. I'ATKICK'S KAV.
On March 17th the sons of Kiln
and tlK'h friends celehrated. The
Keren was in full evidence and there
was a fecliuK umnnK the Irish-horn
tluit their home country was nearer
to that fnvdoni which nil Irishmen
dream of than It had been before
since Tata's shattered harp Krew
mute on Tara's walls, and some who
listened believed they heard a mur
mur such as would come If Fate was
strincint! anew thct harp and softly
tunttiE its chords; and they recalled
r!.e old refrain:
Lie still, poor harp, perhaps analn
Thy cords may yet. be Klrting;
When tyranny shall end her reign.
And right euli o'er wrong;
Then may again thy chords awake
The ancient deathless strain
And I'.rin from her trance awake
And Tara ring again.
Hut the charm of the day was the
recalling again of the memory and
pronouncing the name of the Saint
whose anniversary the day was; the
n ime ol hiiir who found Ireland
when her people were still as fierce
and wild as were the old Phoenicians.
who sailed lite seas and pmuiiereu
their coasts, lie found them, and by
the law of love, subdued and Chris
tianized1 them; told them of a realm
fairer than their own country wnoic
they might each secure n home and
a peace that was" sweeter than all
the violence in the world could give;
for main vears uvea among mem,
shared all their sorrows and spent
Wis time like the Master "going
about doing good." ,
St Patrick s Day is joyuusi.v imn--
and often boisterous acts are per
,. .i i..,t ftw.v jire lint the foam
LMUlt.:u, uiu ... .. j..
of the dashing of the waves of Irish
humor; the signincance oi me ,..
deeper; It Is in a sense a Sabbath for
all the Irish race, for it Is Hie anni
versarv ot the birth of the man who
found the hearts of Irishmen in dark
ness and In that, darkness kindled a
warm celestial, everlasting light
;;oodwiti E Weekly. Halt Lake.
nother "hiker" put In appearance
n Itosehurg today. He is Paul
l.ange. who Is endeavoring to walk
uoiind the fulled Stales in 2"-0
lays If lie succeeds be will make
;,oi)0. He started from Atlantic
city .1.. M" davs ago and he Is
now' headed for Seattle. Incidental
ly, l.ange Is advertising Kegal shoes,
such as he wears on his long journey.
Me is now wearing his second pair.
The first were discarded at Los
Angeles, a distance ol 4 SUO miles
from Atlantic City by the line of his
travel. A leal lire or l.ange's make
up is a gas lamp on his hat. enabling
him to travel at night, which he
often docs. The lamp became part
of bis tmilv einiipment al;'r he Ml
oft of a bridge in the slate of .Missis
sippi one night and sustained iu
jnrles that kept him in bed for a
week.
ew Spring
STYLES
o
Just received a comply line of
Men's, Ladies' and Children' ox
fords and pumps. ATI our goods
fare direct from the factory and
roMMKKn.w. ru n tiusti:i:s
HOLD AX A TIVK SKSSIOX.
Monday night's meeting of the
trustees of the Kosebnrg Commercial
Club was one of the most Interesting
end important held for some time
past. The new o'ticers took up their
year's work in an enthusiastic spirit.
These otlicers are: J. W. Perkins,
president; K. K. Smith, vice presi
dent; Carl K. Wimheiiy. secretary; j
A. Salzmnn. treasurer; lletirv Harth,'
W. H. Fisher. Dr. A. C. Seely, trus-j
tees. Of the hold-over trustees Jos.!
Miceltl and Sam S. Josephson were
meseut and T. H. Sheridan absent.
A "house committee" for ttie yearj
was chosen, consisting' of "Hert" 1
Sutherland. C. W. Clark and F. K. (
Mley. Three applicants were elected
to membership In the club and the.
current bills were audited and or-
dered paid. The club Is now out of i
debt and In good financial condition.
A new sign was ordered placed over
the entrance to the cluh headiiuarters. I
An Interesting discussion wan had t
In regard to the management of the'
exhibit building at the S. P. depot
which has been In charge of 1. C.I
Pity.er for several months past. It
was decided to give him notice to;
vacate by April 1st, when the building ;
will be placed in charge of a Joint;
committee from the real estate Onus
of the cltv who tire subscribers to tie.- 'd Aiiniinistrution. on account oi
lub's publicity fund, to act In con- i st' eral members being absent, to
iitnctlon with the Ladles' Auxillarv , day s cabinet meeting was postponed
ami the club trustees In maintaining i i'!'-"' tomorrow. It Is said that
Cletlliaoie exnioii mere oi iioug-.
there of
las county's products. It Is also
pectcd that a Realty Hoard will he
form. (I by the local real estate firms
who are subscribers to the club's pub
licity fund to work In conjunction
with the cluh trustees and publicity
committee ill advertising this county
ami bringing new people here to lo
cate. I'nitv of action will doubtless
bring better results than individual j
ffort. There bits also been too much
tocal "knocking" which this wou'd
tend to eliminate. Many new comers
are now arriving and tr tney are
greeted by "knockers" they are
u-etty sure to go elsewhere to locate.
A movement for a big Strawberry
tnd llose Carnival in .May was taken
ttp and endorsed, details of which dared that Diaz will not resign nor
will lie taken up in a Tew days and j order a new election as long as a
ommlltees named therefor. These i single mail is under arms against
will act in conjunction with thejthu government.
Ladies' Auxiliary, the Itose Club and s,m 'i'.,.'t,, War.
other organizations In milking this ,f plnng rol. 1P,u.e blllllR at.
event as usual n grand success. In ,,,,,, lP( by ,i,m,ntour. on the other
this connection a proposal was re-1 m.,,1,.,.0 ,) orozco are plan-
celveil from the local Apollo Club l;nng , WIIRO decisive war on the
nit on a concert and play at the Pal-1 r,.,,.rals In the state of Chihuahua.
ice llieatre aimng me i ui ni ui.
under the auspices or the cluh, and
this will probably be done.
Plans were Informally discussed for
a re-arrangement or the club rooms,
enlarging tbe rending rooms, placing
the card rotns in a portion or the
space originally set npart for bowling
alleys and making a large assembly
and banquet room across the west
end of the building, providing space
where 200 people could be seated at
a banquet, 1 hese changes wnu.u
ut lllzo vaiuame space now pi acui-.m..
vacant and the suggested chang'
will perhaps he made some time t lie
present year.
So many matters came up Tor hear
ing that the session did not dose
until 12 o'clock, when adjournment
was taken until T::f Wednesday
evening when several Important fea
tures will he considered.
VOTICF. Ol'' SAI.K Oh' IMPItOVIv
JIKXT HOXDS. .
Notice Is hereby given that by au
thority of an ordinance passed by the
Common Council ot the City or llose
hurg. the Mayor and Ilecorder or
said city will proceed on and after
the 1st' day ol April, lull, to sell
to the highest and best bidder, tor
cash In hand. Hanrroft Improvement.
Honds. issued by the City or Itose-
burg. In the sum of Tbirty-roir
Thousand One Hundred and Forty
and 20-100 ( $:M.l 10.20 1 Dollars.
Said honds nre In denominations of
Two Hundred 1200) Dollars each,
and bear Interest at six I ft I per cent,
payable semi-annually, and run from
one to ten years at the option of said
city. Hids should be made to the
undersigned at the office or the City
Recorder In the City ot Uosiliurg.
Oregon. No bid will be considered
for less than par plus accrued inter-
sl. The right to reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved.
Full particulars of this Issue may
be obtained by calling on ine ue
corder. Dated this 21st day of Marcn. 1 : l l.
F. V. IIAYXF.S. Mayor.
A. N. OICCI TT.
il in 111 'ity Kecord'T.
A (illKAT l!lt;l IN ItFAL
rtiTATK.
Fpr private reasruo I offt forittil"
mv two-storv brick Igslness proper
ty'. trnor al Pine rtr'",s-
dear or in uliiorances. taxes puni.
paving IS Pr tit n'pnc. askeu; a
safe, bona llde Investment. Itentals
sure H)(dvani In the near future.
For iVil particulars call CPU V S.
Hildebitrn, I'll Hue HI., hoseh.yg.
Or. coll. ll.TJO
-o
llest Cough Medicine for
Children.
John W. Rlrkelsnilth, (.reenslioro.
iisTii
Pa., has three chimin, and like most
children thev frequently take cold.
We have tried several kinds of
cough medicine." he says, "but have
never round any yet that did them
as much good as Chamberlain's
Cough Kemedy." For sale by all
dealers. C
Cabinet Does Not Meet as
There's No Hurry
. . ., .
T x MUx. IV I T IV MK ffi
Tbe Japanese Vote Down a DisturDiog
KcsulmioD and Declare Friend
bhip Iur tbe U. S.
Speclnl to the Evening Review.
WASHINGTON. .March 21. The
adinluibtratlou apparently marked
time today, awaiting the result ol
l.iiuautotir's mission to .Mexico City,
it is known that he carried ollicial
messages to President Diaz from the
tlp-re is no need of hnsty uctlon
i alt personally does not fear Inter'
national complications from the Jap
anese angle. The War Department
announced that hereaflor It will pub
lish all orders for the maneuvering
ol tlyt troops.
I'eace Convention Humored.
HI
PASO, .March 21. It was re-
ported at Juarez today, that Limnn-
tour had been placed in charge or
the Mexican Interior affairs' by Diaz,
anil that he will soon order the ln
surrectos to abandon their arms and
send a delegation to Mexico City to
a national convention which. It is
said, will take up the reforms de-
manded by the rebels. It Is de-
, ,,.,,..,,,.. to ,is,lutdios received by
the Secretary of the Provisional
Government (larza. He says Madero
has 1 00 0 and Orozco 800 troops.
Hei'konlug Dove of Peace.
RAN ANTONIO. March 21. The
chances or American Intervention In
Mexico are believed to be more re
mote today than berore. Army offi
cers generally are of the opinion
Hint the probability of seeing active
,vi(;e smm ls B,ml, Revolutlon-
, .
isls here assert that they are waiting
for news from Mexico City concern
ing the peace movement before act
ing. Japanese Are Divided.
TOKIO, March 2 1 . Kfforts or the
null-American element, the Nation
alist party, to Impeach Prime Minis
ter Katsiirn and his cabinet today In
tbe diet, failed utterly. Foreign
Minister Komiira took occasion to
declare that the Japanese govern
nionl is determined to maintain
rrlendly relations with the l ulled
states. The resolutions introduced
demanded the censure of the cablnel.
alleging that the recent I'nlted
States treaty "hiinilllnlod" the Jap
anese because no further privileges
were granted them.
.laps Were IjisI ; Maybe.
SAN Fit A. NCI SCO. March 21.
Branding as a lie Hie sensational re
ports that two Japanese spies had
been arrested on lorblddeit ground
PALACE THCATRC
Thursday Friday
Saturday
Vaudeville
Forey & Windus
Singers and Dancers
0 -
3 Reels t MtWCt
Curtqnl at 70 and 9(pn
Adult8$5c; Chilifrcn ic
Matinee Saturday and Sunday,
AdllltS 15c; Children 10cC)ut"to .. the hiker and give him
at the Presidio, Colonel V'lsser, ol
the Coast Artillery, declared today
that (he story was based wholly on
suspicion, lie said ho merely ques
tioned the two Japanese, who said
they had lost tlu'lr way. They wi-rc
not on the forbidden ground at the
l:. S. army post adjoining this flty.
II.
.V- I.. ASSOCIATION' HOLDS
AXNTAI, SESSION TOXKiHT,
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Douglas Count v Hulid-
!'ng & Liuill Ass(H'lation will he held
this . , n... ,.m.-. or the s,c-
retary. ! rank (!. Mlcelll. Annual re
ports for both tbe llrst and second
series of stock will be submitted. The
first series is now drawing to a close
and It Is expected that every stock
holder will he fully paid up and the
scries matured by August 1st of this
year. The second series has only
been In existence for one year and has
made an excellent showing, as will
be seen by the following report;
Secretary's Itepot't,
To the stock holders of the Doug
las County Htiildiug and Loan Asso
ciation, Itosehurg, Oregon.
Your secretary herewith respect
fully submits his first annual repni-t
( second series') for the year ending
.March Kl It. 1!MI:
HcCCiplH.
Monthly dues non.no
Kxpcnso fees LTilt.OO
Interest 7tM.SU
(1:1.01 I.Sii
Distill rsoniciilK.
Warrants drawn on Treas
urer on account of loans l I ,M'2.(i0
Interest on loans 7;tS.OO
Secretary's salary I so. 00
Attorney's fees 10. oil
Safe 2:1.00
Stationery, honks and re
ceipts eS.
t'l
Cash on hand 4 ',.
i:l. OI L
Assets.
Notes securetl by mortgagi
Cash in blinds of Treas.
$l2.:i.oo.oo
4:'.:!."i j
$12
Liabilities.
Atnt. tine stockholders for
Installments paid on aOO
shares at $21 per share
to date $12,000.00
Net gain from time. of or
ganization
$12.71:1.
Unearned Interest.
lOnrned Interest . . .
1)74. 2 II
II II 0. 1 1
7 0 4 . S 11
Cost of one share of stock
at this dale $
Surrender value of each
share at this date .... $
Number or shares or stock
on roll
2 1.7 I
Number
roll .
or members on
Number or loans made
Ing year
Largest loan made during
$ 2.000.00
Smallest loan made during
year $
Largest number or mom lis
advance Interest paid . .
Smallest number of months
advance Interest paid . .
Number of shares loaned
upon
r.l 'a
All or
milled.
which Is respectfully sub-
r.. n. i:waht.
Secret a ry.
Slate or Oregon, County of Douglas,
as.
1, R. N. Kwart, hereby cert try that
as Secretary of Hie Douglas County
Uillldlng and Loan Association I sec
ond series). I have prepared the lore
going statement and report that It
Is a full and detailed report or the
affairs mid business or said associa
tion for the year ending March Klh,
A. D. 1011. and that. II is true and
correctly shows Its financial cninll
,!. K. N. FWAHT.
Assistant Secretary
soi'tii iior;i,As iti;ci:ivi:s
IIIKKIt IX COHDIAL WAV
w'ot.r rrtF.KK. Or.. March 20 -
llodrigues passed through Wolf Creek,
at 1:ir this morning, after a remark-1
ablv fast bike over the Itngnc Itlvcr,
Moiinialns rrom tllcndale. leavlnt -il.,
,r. 7.-. minutes before. The road.
is almost on a par with that In
Hn Creek catlvotl. the men 111
the
the
auto having to fill many hogs with
rocks, dead trees and smiic. to keep
l the car ri'ou sinking into u' muu
i nhofe Hie fraWe. nodrigues is -
'itjijt li0. but the road-makers are
! almiit worn out
I A great reillotl at Canyonvll'e
I put new lire lull) the walker. F.vel
, .nitiiPrtd lrl I" (! '",k
' u 1 1 h 1,1m afilkhe held liahk" In "
l,lle nVll cbei.red. Kie Col
erclnl club presented the party-
.n i irln..l,.u I it lleriri
Secretary of the club. Iked a long
distance nut of town with the Hol
lander. . ..ii II, r.in.l tire
J 4 41 J 'h 4 4 "b
srspi:t"ii:i child
mi iidi klh akiii:mi:ii
IIKHIMI Ol. ALI A.
Suspected of the fiendish
murder of Harbara lloliziuan.
S J ;
aged u years, in Portland,
l'uesda . a man giving the
name of F. P- Uaia wus ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Sam
W. Stunner and Kalph Qulue
this afternoon, as he was walk
ing to Itosffhurg rroiu Coos
county. The arrest took place
beyond Olalla. about 17 miles
southwest of this city, whither
Si. inner went In a buggy to
meet the traveler. Haiti will
be placed in the county Jail 111
liosehurg this. evening, await- A ,
litu llw. liri-lf.ll I... .tll.... -. .
from i'ortlaml to tako him to
that t'ily. He denies any kmwl
edj;e of the crime.
Main needing to tally with the
description of the murderer
given by the landlady f the
lodging house, where the child
was killed. Portland detectives
learned that the suspected
murderer left Portland on the
81 earner Urea k water, hound
for .Marsh Held. Hain Is re
ported to have landed from
the Itreakwater when the
steamer touched at Marshlield
last Thursday. Kroui that city
he Is said to have walked to
Itnudou. probably to hoard nn
other steamer In the fear that
the Coos Hay vessel would be
searched for htni- upon the
steamer's arrival In San Fran
cisco. Kalllng, for some unknown
reason, to take a Hteamer at
Itaudoii, the suspected man
turni'd his face eastward and
started to walk toward Hoso-
4!
burg. Sheriff W. V. Cage, of 4.
j 4 Coos county, w ho had kept -J.
irace 01 nam eer since nm i .
landing at Marshlleld, sent.!.1
word on to itosehurg of tile .J.
4'
4.
man's journey this way. At A
10 o'clock this morning the 4
4-
sheriff's office was untitled that 4
4-
llaln had passed Canias Valley. 4.
and Deputy Sheriff Starnier 4 ,
4
Immediately drove out lit a 4 I
huggv to apprehend him, 11c-
4-
4
compaiiled by a son of Sheriff ;
(Jiiine. 4
4- 4- 4'
71 Publicity Manager Schlosser. of the
Commercial Cluh. reports a great'
search v of houses and rooms Tor rent
In this clly, and difficulty Is found li;
securing accommodations for the new i
comers now arriving. Those who
have houses or rooms for rent should 1
so advise blin. 1
Ederheimcr-Stein Young Men'i
' ! vi V Wl t.l ue
' 'u'r'. i ' tWtt " ' - ' 'VIVA
Specials:
Splcntlid values in Fwitclies in any length and shade.
Special discount on I'uffs in dark brown aud black
shades.
The Season's latest 'Millinery in great variett' of
styles and priccs.o
Tie newest creations in Leather, Velvet and Suede
IlauHairs, for ladies aur! children.
The pular Dutch Collars in new styles and shapes;
;&s stocks, jabots and linen coKfcrs jus(rtrrivcd.
"And the Trice is Just Right"
Roseburg Beauty Parlors
'OnniFn inn mnm
imu AiU liiui
Armed Foreigners Refuse to Let
Americans Co to Work
TROOPS ARRIVE AT SCENE
Rnfikpr W i1ihi !!0tnnC tlflrtpf
" " -II"-! VMUWI
ends Colored Educator
Dues Sot Testify
.Special to the Evening Review.
till.l.KSPIK. III., March 21.
1 Three hundred troops arrived here
today, prepared to prevent rioting by
: 2000 idle miners, who threaten to
' nssault any miner attempting to re
turn to work in the coal mines at
1 llend. The strikers policed the
town last night, driving the city
1 patrolmen from the streets. Nine
; deputies who came here to protect
. any who wished to work were com
; pelled to leave town under petiulty
i of death by 1100 armed strikers, nil
1 foreigners. These parnded the streets
I all morning threatening Americans
' who wished to return to work In the
mines. Colonel I.ntig, commanding
1 the troops, announced his intention
' of disarming them.
llattlcsblp n Target.
Alien d the llagshlp Connqctlcut,
Chesapeake Hay, March 21. One
round r tiring from the battleship
New Hampshire today put the old
battleship Texas out of commlssloa.
She is now known as the Sail Marcos.
The New Hampshire Tied out a new
"detached explosive," to be used In
the navy.
The Texas was a sister ship to the
Maine, sunk In Havana Harbor. She
was an untrustworthy vessel and
once sank without warning.
l lrlch I'niler Itonds.
NKW YOIIK. March 21. Albert
I'lrlch. charged with nssault on
Hooker T. Washington, the noted
negro educator, today waived exami
nation nnd was held In uoo Donus.
Washington was in court, but did not
tesilfy.
o
Tho price of fooflstufls has come
down t the North Side flrocenr. dtf
Headquarters for
Men and
Young Men
Most attractive clothing
store III Itosehurg.' Hest quali
ty of Meu'u and Young Men's
Suits. The llarth's Toggery
mime slnnds for only a high
slnildard In all the goods wo
II. Service to match. And.
just by way of good meauire
lower prices tnan eisowneio.
Fact not "hot air." Make a
trial purchase. Not a .particle
ot risk, ror we'll gladly return
vnnr innliev If von nre not tier-
KJly Slltlslieo. e an; uuihb
everything possible,
to tfive you our best
efforts, consequently
every suit purchased
ol ns is kept pressed
free.
Call In and see
some of tbe new
showings in tans and
b.owu.
Harth's
Toggery
IIOMK or
KF.tiAI. SCHOKS
Clotho
Have Arundel tune It.
milk and fruit.