Roseburg review., May 15, 1911, Image 2

EVENINGJOSEBU 0 REVIEW J
IfeH'Kl) D.ULV EXCEPT SI'WAT
KKVIKW I'l'Hl.lSHINU COMPANY '
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Kiilori J at Rout-burg, Oreiton, Poit
oIIIcb ti Hrcuiiil-CluBS Matter. - j
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DAILY
Per year, by mall 13.00,
fur muiilli. diMvured 60
1'er wetk. delivered II
HKMI-WEEKLY
Per year 12.00
in uiuhtba 11.00
MAV l, 1U11.
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i-itrxK iitownns toi.h not
TO NKIX .IT PltKMKXT PltlCKS.
Vu llc.hlowrn fur Klrt Tlim- iu Ti'ii
Vt'ui-H, uii.l OutitutloiiH iu Full
Mire to Im Higher.
PORTLAND, Or., May M. Sound
Iiik a warniiiK to tho prune KrowerH
of OffKoa and Waahlllgton ujalHt
I'oiiiia.-IInK ilielr prunes ut thin eimy
ilale. Janica M. French, one of the
Ini'Kent pin in Krowers In Southern
WaHtiiiiKion, Ha.va that prune kvowitb
wlio ure coiiti-af'tliiK their park at the
preheiit prlt'ea Kland to lone a big sum
of money. Me hellevett that prune?
are now Helling for a iiiueti lower
priio than they will In lux next lull
and warna growem that they have
evel'VthfllK to lone mid nothing to
gain by eontraetillK to ell their rropn
to I lie dealers at the prices prevail
lug now.
"Thin 1b the flint seamm In 10 or
12 yeara." Halil .Mr. French, "thai
there have not been holilovera
ainiiunlliiK lo inllllona of pounila ol
prmiea or uiihoIiI ittoek of tho previ
ous year.
KveiyllllllK In Sold.
"At the preni nt lime there are no
priiiieii In the lunula of either the
KrowerH or the paikerH, everything
hiivlug been Hold aeveral niontliH ngo.
Heretofore thl holdover Block ban
been In the way of the new trop and
wiih placed on I he market Jut ahead
of the new crop mid naturally Hit
holdovem uf tho old atock-being auxl
ouu to diSbOHtf of It before th oen
I'hop ramtt In, ulways bold It at a
ery low prlew and cohMequewly
tabllshed the prlee of the new crop
"There helnit no old Block In our
uav thltt year, we are In a position to
innle the price ourHelves ami hold
until we get it. AKaln the prune
crop of California 1h reported to he
not more, than two-thirds of a crop
tbla year, and California being a veiy
large prortiuer of prunes, which are
a month or six weeks ahead of our,
haa always been another cause for
our not being able to bold and de
mand higher prices for our product
Italian Prunes In Ik'lniiml.
"Then iigaju the Increased demand
for our Italian prune, caused by the
high clans method we have adopt 'd
for the past few years In placl ig
them on the iiiarket, has made thin
prune a special favorite, and coiine-
(luently In greater deiaanu than heie
toforo. "Another reacuii why our prune
should hrliiK ttood prices for the com
Ini: eight or ten years ut least. Is be
cause the low prices we have be-.'n
nli'lued to sell for In past yearn, nun
dreds or growers have neglected
their orchards. In fact have grubbed
no their trees until the acreage
prunes Is only about two-thirds what
It was a few years ago.
Knved Child From Death.
"After our child hud suffered from
severe bronchial trouble for a year.'
wrote (J. T. Hlchardson. of Hichard
ions Mills, Ala., "we feared It hue
consumption. It had a bad cough all
ihe time. We tried luanv remedlei
without avail, and doctor s medlclni
(eeumd useleHs. Finally we tried lr
Klug'a New Ijlscovery. and an
pleased to say that one bottle effected
i complete cure, anil our child li
iguln Btrong and healthy." Foi
coughs, colds, hoarseness, la grippe
islhiun. croup and nore lungs It's tin
most Infallible remedy that's made
t'rlce r, i- and l. Trial hotlle free
(iuarauteed by all druggists.
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Homer Davenport' new book
Th Country Hoy," a story of hli
own life, on sale nt Itoaehurg llnol
Store. dlf
We have moved
to the Commercial Club Bldg., and are in
a better position than ever to cuter to all your wants iu
the line fy gfapfe
Agents for Flcisclimnuu's Yeast, White River Flour.
Special care given to telephone orders. Call 23S.
Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son.
Kidds new store is like a kid glove but easier to get in
because it is the lagest in town and the service is fine.
. M. M. MILLER.
(Licensed Heal Kstatu Dealer).
Ranches, Acreage & City Property
Some of these should suit jriw: Dim acre grain and stock ranch, 1.1
ncies orchard, good building; 411 acres one mile from Myrtle Crerk
good building-), etc.; SS arn'j I t miles from Myrtle Creek, In
cluding It) acres of hearing orchard; 100 acres of orchard, II acres
full bearing, balance 'J years old, will sell at 11 bargain. Fine hun
U.il'iw, kplfiulldly located Iu Itoseburg, price H-1.-.00.
Exclusive Agent for the Green Orchard Tracts,
Near Crecii's Station, In hloi k of ft to 1.1 acre
lerniv sit- plat Hi Ucvlrw ofllc.
Office S'JO X. .Iilckvoii Kt
s low price mill eany
I
Perfume
Lends an Irresistible Charm to any
Ladies' Toilet
We have those true flower odors, delicate Wnt, delicious
that all Indies so dearly love.
Our stock is so varied, our selection complete that we
can pleise the most fastidious lady of the land.
We carry the leading tulors of:
Colgate's Fiver's Spiehler's
Dabrook's Roger & Gullet's Laacll's
o
Hamilton Drug Ga.
241 N. Jackson Street Roseburg,
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to itK i.wtsi'icj.uUit.
WASIHN'OTOX. May 13. B. T
Towhsend. ex-t'nlted States Ulstrict
Attorney for North Hukotu, was to
d:iv appointed a special as.sfstant to
Attorney-Oeneral WickerHham to
ei,i i-fi'iil ine liove'iHie'iit in the Kn'ty
broiiKht to test the validity or patents
tu thousands ol acres of valuable oil
and mineral IhiiiIs now held by the
Southern Pacific Hulrond.
Francla J. lleney, retained by pri
vate interests who are also contesting
the railroad company's patents, will
co-0)rate with Mr. Towuseiid.
HOSKItl ltd T.li DAY I-tilt
All) HOCIKTV MOTS $77
On behalf of the Hoys' and Girls
Aid .-society of Oregon, we wish ti
thank the citizens who coutrlhut-'i'
on Thr liay. Miss Ada Frey won ilr
prUe for tho one selling the uioki
tiiKS. The account of the dirfereul
tax-sellers follows:
Miss Ada Frev $:i2.30
Miss Helen Cnrdwell 10. on
Mrs. J. C. Fullerton C.70
Miss Mildred Knillcolt 70
Miss Ksther l.uHrle 4.
Misses hale Coshow, MarKaret '
Iturchanl nnd .lane Wharton 9 ,t
Miss llertha Karcher 5.90
Miss llonnie ('hainpaKliu .... 11. TO
Miss lllanche Iteed 1.3i.
Miss Myrtle Fdaerton 2. Hi
Miss Alice Huffman bo
Total
$77.1!
t'OM.MlTTKK.
SOI III DOI'til.AS MOWS.
Myrtle t-reek Mull.
Miss Virtcte Miller and cousin
Miss HilKel Hohlnson, left Saturdav
for Miss Kohlnson's home at Supulpa
Oklu. Miss Miller expects to remain
with her cousin for some time.
Freddie Hrewer Strong, son of Mr
ami Mrs. J. D. Strong, died May 10.
till!, uged eight years.
tilendale .News.
J. W. Morgan, of Cloquet, .Minn.,
irrlved here on the fith to visit with
tils daughter. Mrs. F. J. Heller.
Mrs. Maggie Totten and daughter.
.Mao. left Wednesday for Portland,
where her husband will meet her and
they will go down on the lower Col
umbia, whero Mr. Totlen Is em
ployed as a logging engineer.
Fire completely destroyed the honi
of Mr. und Mib. A. W. Wninuole. to
gether with the entire contents of
the house, lust Sunday afternoon.
The family were away from home nt
the time, und when tho blaze was
discovered, the wind which was blow
ing a gale had fanned the Humes until
the house waa a roaring furnace, und
it was too late to save anything.
The house was insured for $r,00.
AKVIOHTISKI) l.KTTKItS.
Remaining uncalled for In th
Itoaehurg postolllro, Mav IS. 1911
ire the ffltlnivinir lalla,.' .1.1.1. .,,,'
n ,v.i;io, nuiuii will
be churged at the rate of one cenl
each.
Hooker, Fred: Fellows. Mrs. M A
France. Miss M. M c,,,,,r '
v: llallanil. A l ni ' w... .
Hiitrhinson, Mrs. I'hebe A.; Hehard
II. K k'lmir Irihi,.. I 1.. r .
Mackay, Miss Marjorle; Miller.Mrs
"iiieuiice. will.; INOIIII, .Mrs.
Lucille; l'arazoo, H. U; I'eterson
M. (2); Heynolds, Waller; Stead.
Mrs. A. V Thnrnlnn O . 'I'
(leo.; Wright, Mrs. Dee.
C. W. PARKS. P. M.
Portland .Inn i-tin! - l,,,tn n
t'llaomati. of i)ia l',,ril,i ,....
elal Club, Is conllned to his homo lo
ony, a victim 01 tno grip. Mr. Chap
man was taken ill yesterdav upon
his return from Itoseburg, where he
attended the strawberry carnival,
heading the Portland Coinmerclnl
Club excursion lu honor or p,,rtitwi
day.
Portland ..rnl- !.l.n vn.
secretary of the Chehalem Vallny
i.anu t'oinpuny. will soon begin the
erection of a handsome residence at
Ihe corner of Fast Nineteenth and
Stanton streets In Irvlngton. The
house Is to bu r frame construction,
two stories und attic, and will con
tain 12 large rooms. It will ha c
ground dimensions of 4 4 by 37 feet.
The design will he pure Colonial
The estimated cost of tho house Is
$S. ",00.
What Voley'a Kidney Pills Will Do
for You.
Folev's Ktdnev Pllla nPA n
medicine. Thev nrn hmilli,. nt........
thenlng, antiseptic and tonic. Fol
ey b iviuney Pills take hold of vonr
s.vsi.m ana Help you to rid yourself
Of vour tll-UL'L'inir hneki,.a .,11 1 1
ache nervousness. Impaired eveslght.
and of nil the miserable feelings that
result from the Impaired action of
your kidneys and bladder. Remem
ber II Is Foley's Kidney Pills that do
this for you. For sale bv all druggists.
XOTH'K H( inns Foil STItKKT
IMI'ltOYK.MKVr.
' Sealed proposals will ho received
by the Recorder of the City of Rose
burg at his olllce In said Cltv until
Monday, the 22nd day of May. 1911.
nt .1 o'clock p. in., for the Improve
ment of Kane street lii the manner
provided bv Ordinance No. litis, and
the plana and specitlcatlons for said
Improvement on tile in the ollico of
said Recorder.
All bills shall he submitted on
blanks, which will be furnished upon
application to the Recorder. No bid
will be considered unless accom
panied hv a certitled check In favor
of the City of Rosehurg for five per
cent of the amount bid. to be for
feited to the city In case the success-
fut bidder falls to enter Into a con-,
tract and bond with the city. A
hnud will he required for thirty per
cent of the amount of the contract,
to be furnished by a surety company
acceptable to the city. I
The right to reject any and all bids
Is hcrebv reserved. (
Itv order of the Council.
Hated this 12th dav of Mav. 1911.
A. X. ORfi'TT.
Recorder of the City of Kosehurg.
Oregon, dm 18
HURRY
Don't Let This Grand MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITY
Get By You! It's Like Buying Gold Dollars for Sixty Cents
Warning!
Don't Buy Elsewheie
You've Looked Htire!
Stock Up
And Do It NOW!
This Sale
Is Strictly a Cash Sale
No Credit !
There are things that you may not need today that
vnii mill nppH fnmr.vvnA anH if vnii 7nn7 hnv them
luuay pciiiaps luiiiuiiuw yuu n nave iu yay ltumi
prices, so
Come! Come! Come! Come!
WE CAN'T MAKE IT TOO EMPHATIC!
We can't lay too much stress on it! Join the vast
crowd of busy shoppers, who are taking opportu
nity by the heels, and shaking dollars into their
purses during this grand money-saving
Gl
os in
Out
w3 cl 1
COME FOR YOUR "POCKET BOOK'S SAKE!"
Load Up ! Get Yours ! Get it now, while Opportunity Knocks ! The
choice is almost as good as on opening day; you never saw a better
range of selection, or
PRICES MORE RUTHLESSLY SHATTERED!
Here are a few! Glance them over and hurry to the Store!
Ladies Spring Suits
Latest Styles Direct from the
Fashion Centers of the World
Read These Prices:
$30 Suits at
25 Suits at
20 Suits at
35 Suits at
22 Suits at
16 Suits at
12 Suits at
$21.50
16.30
14-49
24-98
I5.9&,
12.69
9.78
Ladies' Shoes
The Latest Styles. All regular
ftyles. The Best Makes on the
Market.
$1.75 Oxford Ties Black QOr
and Tans - 'Ow
$2 00 Patent Pumps
One strap style
$2.50 Patent Pumps d 1 JQ
Oneand two straps I
$3.00 Patent and Gun- 1Q
metal Pumps iJJiJ
$3.50 Pumps, One and t O AQ
two straps J55Oif
$1.39
Ladies Spring Skirts
All Styles, Sizes aud Materials.
Finest Stock you ever saw.
$9.00 Skirts at $5.69
7.00 Skirts at 4.29
6.00 Skirts at 4.15
8.00 Skirts at 5.45
4.50 Skirts at 3.45
4.00 Skirts at 3.19
3.50 Skirtsj'at 2.19
$6.50 Taffeta Silk Petticoats, Stripes and Mixtures, Special $2.19
Sweater Coats
Ladies' regular $2.50
and $3.50 Sweater
Coats, all Shades 1.79
Misses $1 50 and 2.75
Sweater Coats on sale
at each $1.19
Items In Staple Goods
I2'2C Fancy Dress Ginghams a yard 7c
12. 2C Percales, while they last, yard 10c
5c Calico, all standard kinds, yard 4c
15c Bleached Sheeting, 36-inch, yard 10c
W;z Bleached Sheeting, 36-inch, yard 9c
30 Bleached Sheeting. 9-4 yard 25c
27KC Brown Sheeting, 94 size, yard 23c
10c Brown Sheeting, 36-inch, yard 7c
Handkerchiefs
5c H'dkf's at lie
10c 6c
10c 4c
8c 4c
5c 3c
Better Grades Priced in
Accordance with Above
BELLOWS
STORE
56c
Caterers of High-Class Merchandise.
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