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Newspaper Page TextBGUGLAS COUNTY'S iNEXHAUSf ASLfi NATUfcAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMi'SEEKERS AND INVESTORS. COMIINO EVEINTS The Southern Oregon District Fair. Koseburg, Or. Digger, und better tlmu ever ruee comae und exhibits '-' of all kinds. Sept. i'ti to HO, inc. INVESTMENTS Or nil kinds are best found through "The Review" Want Ad Section. Little adve. bring big re turns, because everybody reads them. bfoSEBURt No. 130. VOL. XIV. KOSEUIRO, OREGON, V HUN KSUAV KVKXIXG, SKl'TKMHKU 0, 10H. Review it c mmm mm Couocil Appoints Judges and Clerks For October 2 NOMINATIONS PRESCRIBED Uniform Billot Adopted Big Batch ol Street aod S:ver Matters Receive Attention signed by not less tlinn 23 legal vot ers of the city. All petitions must Ixt tlh.tl vk'lth the flu- rw'iirrii'r oil or before 12 o'clock noon on the Thurs day preceding tne date os election. I All ballots are to be uniform and I to be furnished exclusively by the city through the city recorder. No I others will be recognized In the count ! If v. Hurt The ntticlal ballot is to contain the names of all the candi dates, but- the voter is not restricted to such names alone; he may write the name of any candidate on the ballot and this will be counted as If It were printed there beforehand. Street and Sewer Matters. Two contracts were awarded hy the council Tuesday night, one to the Claik-Henery Construction Company .t.n .....i fir tfimt l.uiin street. IUI llir ,l.nf ....... -- J from Kaue to Spring, with asphalt- macadam at a slightly nigiier as compared with the cost of similar work elsewhere In the city. The additional cost was held to be Insti lled, however, because of unusual ..,iiii..i.a Tii. rnmimnv has until Its regular meeting Tuesday May 11. 1H12. to complete tne wu.k. ,,. ., ! i r.,..i The other contract went to w . i . 1.1.7 . ,1, ..,,,. ...... ; . J ... the cltv election to be held .Monday, uautiis. n.- ... .. October 2. by providing a nominating on the south side of hast Douglas method, adopting the Australian bal- street for $I..O. lot system and naming the following' Charles A. Ott submitted the o i J olllclais for each polling place, the bid for the laying of a sewer in the first three men named being the Hamilton Addition, lie asked $- 4-. Judges and the last two clerks: ; exclusive of "mcretu ' k ""n First Ward, Courthouse.-.!. 1). .n..tin of Mlcelll. the bid was r Sturdier. K. W. IliHurd. .1. II. Svken. icctcd an.l the recorder was d tree ed I). It. Shambruok and Louis l.ublver. to advertise for new ones, h cause t - i i.t the nlaus and s pet. i- Keconu wan . iicrringion s toriner .u'i....-. . ,,ri ,,f r rt.-llernmn Marks .1. (). New- llcallons for the cast Iron outlet o land. .1. V. Te.nplin. Uev. K. M. the sewer were no access 1 lie at the Mourn and Kred Wright." time other contractors wished to set Third Ward, Roseburg Hotel.-- them In order to Pm re m . pn tleo. Neuner Kr u. .1. iiran.i van ' ' """' a8 lhe 1 oilman, rJ. M. low-art anu . .1. .lonos. nm.-.-. - - -,..'.. ....i. Fourth Ward, City Hull, . lJ!Wo J teWah- Worthington, w. J. Tester, r. i. on - - .,.. Hamilton, Key. C. W. Baker and Dec lngton street, together w th concrete Howard curbing and tile sub-drains. .h Ward. Fnllerton's barn.-A. An ordinance was passed appro- which bids fair to be adverse to the proposition. The proposed street be gins on East Iiouglus street, at u width of 4 2 feet, and ranges south. then west for a distance altogether i or aoout tit'U leei, leruiiiinuug At night J. IlellowK. U. W. Maratcrs. A. S. Krey, Loyal Stephens and O. A. Houser. Sixth Ward, Page Inv. Co's. olll. .'. Al ('reason, .1. W. Wright. L. M. Parrott, J I., (.rimes and 11. H. Church, r. ,1 f th iiurchase of a printing " , .: . right of way for the South. Reselling sewer through .1. Staninger's prop erty Mi. Stuniuger, it lias neon agreed, shall also be exempt from assessment for the sewer. The council declared us inieiiuw.. burden on their backs for years to come. Well niiiy they cry out to his majesty, "Long live the King." since another such ceremony lit the next decade would spell liuancial ruin. King (leorge will be the first Kni'llsti sovereign to be hailed ill against private properly at a width oi l Kngllsh sovereign to be mined in ten feet. The uneven width of the' ArrPCtf'fl Mpn Tl'll flf MllillPK India with the title llellil-l.e-llashah. laud Involved and the fact that It nlUMlU JHU IUI HI 1UUIUUJ BI1Ui nke Napoleon, he will perform 1 .1 n n.nu-nl.11, llll..u.,lf til till. en. ,. In case any of the above named to pave ....... . ,.,,,hori.- persons are not present at polling An ordinance wob passed nuthoiU daces for duty the other olllclais may lug the ''ct'on1) fNotnSk 'elect any nualllied persons as sabstl- f . tUt- Manner of Nominating. disered that M,e "',d The. ordinance ir,, not n "J o..k Aild.t.on. Noiniiialing iietitions for conncil uh.iii i... aU.neil bv at least ten legal voters of the city residing with out I" "w , nulled the whole proceedings, mark ing the waste of tnree weens nun-. .......1.1 ..... ,..,U,.t ll,a u.n.ll. U'ill. any other street caused the council to comment on tne projiosuion in unfavorable terniB. Other lltlslness. nn..n.l.. 1 l' Uu.lrtn.' o... nllcatlon for tiernilssion to utilize a i.nrtir.n rtf nn Rllev for Hll entrance way to the basement of the business block wnicn ne is ererting. t ny ni- Inrnoi- VAllllof until tllH f'lllllicil hltd no power, under the churter, to grant tne request, oecttse in ttiuiig tu tu--. would permit or nn onstriiction in a public highway. The only wny of circumventing the charter. he thought, would be Tor the council to vacate a portion of the alley, with the acquiescence of abutting property owners. The report was adopted. On behalf of the fire department. tl T 1 ,f Mo lltin nrntt.uti.il ilizilllist the removal from the firemen's hall (also the city council cnamner) oi a number of fixtures from the hall. The city marshal wus directed to re place them at once, also to lynke such repairs us were necessary. A motion was passed auiuon.uiK lhe return to lhe gas company of the $.'.iiii forfeiture check posted to iiiunre tierformanco of Its work. The company has complied with the de mand of lhe council In contracting for the repair ot pavemeuis tout up In laying gas mains. a.. ,.r.iti.,.i.,.n ttnuuert fives the sal ary of the city recorder, beginning November l, isii, at iu a muitm. The otllciul Is required to establish an office where he may be found at all business hours. Sih-cIuI Hills Allowed. Kendrick & King, feed t T. K. Hall, stall rent ....... i p t'nlver & Co.. supplies. Roseb'g Transfer Co., stakes Water and light Rice & nice, supplies I.eona Lumber Co., lumber. . S. K. Sykes, supplies ; Roseburg Feed Co., feed ... Page Inv. Co., lumber Ira A. Pilklngton, horse shoeing W. N. Keece, labor E. C. Miller, Inbor (leo. Neuner, Jr.. City Ally. . Jacob Demi, team Od Two Conlioents tl,A ,,t nf rnu-nitiir himself to im press upon the minds of the nutlves 'of Indian that no living persun is ! worthy of carrying out this act. 1,. iritirlnnri t'.eot-ire V. is king bv the grace of God and the people and Germany aod France hVacb Agreement Oa Moroccan Dispute Great Distress In China the grace of God and the people and MAW ltORRFrflP I IVKPH Parliament and press and ministers HAM UUDDLIUCJ LhWlLU alld ,ne Church, bound by the chains I i tl, i - fuit.-rtt tlm unn- IIAltVKV JOXKS, I'lON'Ki:!! " til.' IH.Vt AM) HOTKL MAX, I'ASSCS AWAV, AtiLI) nt a Bnienin nitth to resneet t lie COll' stltutlon. a llgure-nead wnuoui uj real power, a representative and ser vant of the so-calltd subject. In India he Is emperor by power of his urmv. and In the eyes of the natives nt large he Is a being of almost su pernatural power. In llonibay and Calcutta the doctrine Socialism .i.tt.w.Ai-nfv huve won a foothold. Unit In the empire at large the only conception of government is tne oes- ...,ti rnlei-Hli ii or one man. aiui (Special to the lCvenlng Review) iOSTON. Sept. b.-Ciiptured at unwillingly, King George Trieste Austria, and brought here ''l"'(,(1 na tll,,t ,,,,,. totlay for trial on the charge of nuvihg ronncii tne i inai jewelry store of tin. nun worth of jewelry. t,i,.i,l, ,,ii,l l,.ui,lt i:olilhi,iir Inlil tliM The date for the IMinnnr nus necn set for Tuesday. Pee. 12. Grandeur ,,.,.1 ntui.tililceiice on an almost uu- ........... i. ,i,i,.,i ucnie will mark the scene On Pec 8 and 9 the King Harvey Jones, for 14 years engaged In the hotel business In Roseburg and a pioneer of Douglas county, died early this morning, Heptemner , til 11, In his apartments nt the Rose burg Hotel, after an oxtended Illness of cirrhosis of the liver. He wus 72 veara of age. The funeral will be held Trom the hotel next Friday afternoon, at 2 o' clock, with services conducted by Rev. E. Olln Eldrldge, of the Metho dist Eplscopnl Church. Phlletarlan Lodge, No. 8, I. O. 0. P of which Mr. Jones was a member, will nave nhnn.1. nf the fniicrM. Interment will occur In the Odd Fellows' ceme tery. Mr. Jones was born In rtoonn Conn- ... I,..lt.,.. Ilia in. tortlttl trrnnfl- fiither, of sturdy Welsh stock, served In the Continental army in tne nevo i.tti.timrv win. With bis nnreilts since deceased. Mr. Jones emigrated to Douglas County. Oregon, in IST.3. L.. ,,, ...inra i.ti.t It,. Ili!r!llt IlirilllllK and stock rnlslng for himself, locnllng on n fnrin near Melrose, six miles TO thistle depredations In America and," .'.,. nutivl, princes and Kuroiie, ilelaillug murders anil rob- ... 11,,ii,.,P .iv bis neries. l ney promised inter io teiii tlie inside story of lhe Hounds Ditch and Stelue-Morrlstin murders In Lon don a year ago. which resulted In the calling out of troops a nil the sensa tional sli t light which ended hy the burning of the uuarchlst headquart ers. They claim to have JCO.OIIO con cealed in Europe. They pleaded not guilty to the charge here. z the waste oi i e , - - it...i r.- the dedication of land , c. c. Ambrose, labor for a public street were prescm-it tu legal votersof the city resm, g w, - . . ":'',,,. ,.' H11(1 weVe FITFORtf X CLOTHES TORYOUNOMEN ' What We Have To Offer The best $15.00 wit of clothes in Roseburg and we are hre to r"e lt to 'ou to GuarantetJ all wnri. Warranted to fit perfectly and look and wear satisfactorily or your money back. More than th we keep your suit pressed free. HOME OF REGAL SHOES 1.7". fi.00 4.01) .75 434.!l."i 2.."i .70 58,a.j 30.40 2. 4.1 10.00 f. 1.7.1 i.2r, r.9.Mi 43.00 r..2r, 17. K2 r.2.2r, 7 5.00 2 ll.OO 54.00 f.0. 7 5 10.15 25.00 4 1.00 24.0 r. J.. Prior, labor drover Hughes, surveying . . Floyd Frear, surveying Floyd Cole, surveying Den Eddy, surveying L. A. Sanctuary, cement tnsnector W. W. Wallace, labor - .Innos. ateiwKt'Uhlmr ConiMH'rcial Abstract Co. . . 11- I fi,l, a n titlllltllir . . . v.;.r ." , ' n.20 Review, printing 21.70 ti, .. r.tti, nf n ..ul.n i'it nttil the tilt! .I.J . 1..., ' p. t...i.n.ttu. t,..,luni,!.l f'hiirch tire to he lhe principles In a legal battle which appears certain ns tne resnii oi in. action of the council In ordering the a.,uriiitinti of the cement walk built i.v the church nlonir the Lane street t.1n nf ta t.rniif.rtv. I 1 II I eel 111 IK .... tt, hiillilini!' fif a new one to nn,,r..rm in tlip Kelsev tirade, adopted l.v th,. cmiucll three years ago. 11 t. thu cnitm utiu-v ns in the case of man) other nronertv owners. The church i.iit ttia u'uiit mi nn "advisory grade given by the city engineer and the city council never legtin.ett it Later the adoption of the Kelsey grades, iirnjinratory to street paving. lert tlie W'alK over two left ttui.te nn- 1...-..I Tho cniuicll ordf.rcd tilt. church to build another walk to con form to the Kelsey grade. I ae church, holding Itself to be within ti,.. t-ii.hi refnsi'il to comply. Thv council then decided to build the walk under the city direction anu assess the cost, $100. to the church. Const ruction is now in progress. This morning ' I'V Recorder tirciiu received a communication from Al t. it t. Fidlv. fonuallv notifying him that the church would resist the proposed assessment. As tne count u intends to carry out its plan, it menus that the rhurcn win nave 10 me a nut. for Injunction. Recorder Orrutt Is .1.1 !,... ti,., citv will nrove all CllllllU.-ni iuv .- easy victor In the threatened litigation. Portland Journal: John Uerg. the light heavyweight champion of the Pacific Coast, who will wrestle next Thursdav night In Portland against the Russian Giant. George l.nritk. on Tuesday night defeated Joe Ileinrlch In straight falls at Colfax. Wash. Peter Ituzukos. the lightweight c:icm ptnn of the world, who will nn"'t Strangl-r Smith, had an oppou. t ! slated for Rainier Tuesday night, but nfter sizing Pete up the fellow fled and the match was called off. Kidney Pills Will reach vour Individual case if vou have any form of kidney or blad der trouble, any backache, nervous ness rheumatism, uric acid poison ing or irregular and panful kidney action. Before you reach the limit of physical endurance, and while vour condition Is still curable take Foley Kidney Pills. Their quick ac tion and positive results will dellgn Try thm. For sale by in GEKMAXY DKIVKS DII'l.OMA'I'lC HAIEGAIX WITH FIIAXCE. I.APia Uoiit ft It la Hollll- olliclally announced today that the Moroccan dispute is practically set tled that the articles of agreement will be made public soon, lt is un derstood that Germany agrees to al low France lull political ireetiom in Morocco IT she will also lake the re spotiBiblllty which such freedom en- alls. Germany then will look to France for redress und not to the iri-eKttnusihl . Moroccan government if German subjects suffer.. CHINA lt.,.;i:S KINDS l'Olt All) OF KOO.OIMI DESTITI I E. SHANGHAI. China. Sept. 6. The government Is taking measures io relieve xoo.ouu famine sufferers In Hie Vang Tse Kiung Valley, where it is reported loo.iiou perished In the Hoods. The Shanghai Hoard oi Trade has borrowed ".00,iioO to re lieve the distress. II Is estimated that over 0.1 per cent of tlie crops have hyon destroyed. majesty will review SO.OUO troops.' Itl'.VOLl TIOX SCENE SHIFTS SOITII AMERICA. u-AHUINGTOX. Sent. tl. DIs- i.n. I,, thu Ktnto DcnurtmcUt ill .it ,rPvu nrUlu lii.tVVCt.il Itolivill aiid Peru aiid that war may begin nt uny time. Troops have nlready clashed on the frontier. A Bolivian mob wrecked the Peruvian legation nt LaPaz. IN WANT STRIKE Leaders Trying Every Plan lo Reach Settlement . DECISION LIKELY TOMORROW Fast Walk Out Slay D; on tbt illimls Central Kinttsclialtt Firm Id Ills Altitude (Special to the Evening Review). CHICAGO, Sept. ti. Tint ilrst uc tual strike in the big labor war thi'..nt.,nliiv thn IV.wttt.rti rn llrniiilfi nienose, Hl. nun . I " - There he resided i may start tomorrow on the Illinois from Roseburg. There lie resiueu ......... until 1897 when he moved to this Central, provided the International cltv und took the ownership of what officers of the federation of shop em was then known ns the Depot Hotel, ployes sanction the action of local i i ., I li.nilt.i'H who fiiiui.iilt.il to the Inter- at the corner oi suernuiu i.u..u ;',,''.;, ,, , , streets. In ll)d:i he substituted a national olllclais at Sail t rnnclsco to COrXTV COl'llT OltDEItS. County Court, In regular session toduy. made the following orders. Assessment of certain laims un.-.. hy Mnurlce Moore cancelled lor tins year, because patents inereiu n.i iiot vet been Issued. Peter Hallf and G. S. Clayton ap pointed county road viewers, succeed ing F. W. Dilluid and E. L. Farrens, resigned. ( HtCl IT COl ItT CASES. i. ..i..i. utrio.tni'M iitul chnuifed the name of the hosllery to the Roseburg Hotel. Surviving sir. .ioiicb are uis-oi... also a member or a Douglas County pioneer rainily. and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Charles Hamster and Mrs. T. O. Dabney. of Portland; Mrs. llnrrv Frowlng. of Tlgardvllle, Or.; Wavne Jonos, of Cheyenne. Wvo.; William Jones, of Eugene, und Mrs F 11 Vlntil und Sauford JoneB, of this city. Mrs. Ilarpster arrived here from Portland this morning. Mr. Jones also leaves two uroineis. George W. Jones, of North RoBeburg, .... M l,.iia nr i" tie (JltV. 111111 lienij .... -- Wash. Two half nroiners ami u mm D. C. Gibson vs. estate of Win. Coach; suit to cancel a deed to Ititi'i t i..t,,i nlnliitilT nlleeing tllat ....i.t .i.,.l uiiu i.lveti Io Hie decedent Klllll in-' 'i .. r. on lhe express condition that he was to sell the laud Involved for their mutual prollt, or return tne ueeii n him. , ., Wm. Van Hiiren vs. .1. niin -n nnd Delos Woodruff; huh to lore- lose an SHOO moiigage on minis m secllons 2 and 8, township .11-4. iiiiiirilL'u MP l lit. RtHlti. Julius Kruttschnltt arrived here today and conferred with President Murklium, or thu Illinois Central. Ha ....... l.,ri.w.n tlx, ultontlnn Krntt. Kill ii It t mild Ills decision not to recog nize tne system letieraiiou was nuui. He said lie wouldn't enter Into the Illinois Central controversy with Us employes, us rumored. Is'iiders Try to Avert Strike. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0. Presi dent Kline of the Blacksmiths' Inter national Union, said today that rep resentatives of the. International unions In Chicago will ho entrusted to handle the Illinois central snop- waun. iwo .... . in... ii. ) ...;......'..,.,' ',, ....., ,,.. ij sister also survive. ineHo neing i.m. men t. nuuui... " - i.tt.l Howaril Jones and Mr. Robert era this afternoon left suddenly for 11 L3..nM..,n,,t,t r,,r n menttliv tonitzhl. Trovel. ot tins city. , . , , '""V""" i'".." a....-....7.,t .hnn. Mr Jones wus a ninei, ininimn...... u is neneii-.i mo ..... ....... citizen n splendid type of Hie Oregon ,,, wunt a strike and that the load- ' . . . 1 t... l...,...,U tl.., .1..,, t., BV,- HCtllltl pioneer. Ill HIS passuiK, ii" em ...... ... memory of a life of usefulness and Strike in llalauce. honorable character. LOS ANGELES. Sept. tl.Kollow- honorable tnaiaj. .. ,',,. colir,.reIll.B hore. 3B representa- Odd Fellows: Please be al the tVes of the shop employe of the hall at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon to southern Pacific Railroad left for San MORE ENGLISH SHAM TO 151 It- HEX I'AI PEItlEi) SI'H.IE(TS. mviuiv Kent fi. King George is now busily preparing for the long trli to India nnd today received the committee In charge or the nuiinar. The Dunbar with all Us festivals nnd oriental splendor will cost far I l, tiinru liiilifittitlt; tllill! the coronation festivities 111 this city. Those In charge have paid no atten tion to expense and the people of In dia, millions of whom are now on tho vergo of famine, will feel the MARRIED. attend In u body tho Inner-ill of your Into brother, Harvey jones. CAI.II'OltXIA ll.VXDITS i " MAKE CI.EAX GETAWAY, REDDING, Cnl., Sept. 5 Willi 20 delecllves and deputy sheriffs lend- .t.,.1.. I. ,.,. i.iVi.rlu tnwiiril ruining down the robbers who held up n .Soiitliern Puiillc. trnin near auionie. escaping with several thousand dol lars booty, not the slightest clew baa vet devolnped. Hloodlioiintls have milled nothing and railroad olllclais believe there Is little hope of brlng- nnU-Fl L VAN ARBI'RG. At the lllg tne intiiuiin l.. ..... 1 U I'.l.l. V A. jinn. ... ti,,,,,-., tl,i,t the rnhhers es- Presbvteiiau manse, iioseuuig, ..."..,." t... ,nu. ., 1 t. I I lllrf.m PtlWC 1 allll'CapeU 111 111 IlllltHIHIllllt. unn i"" Sept. 0, lllll. llillim S 1 owili ui i Monlaoiiierv-and !;:!!,'-i-;U!-Heiry:,a1,:n: KENT NOAH. ill Roseburg, Sep-.doned tile chase. teinbei- (i, 1!ll I, William Kent and : S ' Miss llntlle Noah, both of Dlllard.l To feel strong, ha vo good appetite .,. , , iii,.l,ii nn. i ,ii....uii.,., ulti uiiiiiifllv nnd en- .litdae t.. i . tiiin. nn .. ...o- nun ii it,, o. ..... , ..... i j 1 h i.. nr.. 11,,,,1,,,-U lllttot 11 tiers. i..-...,niun t.nlnv to confer' with the International presidents of various railroad cralis. It Ib believed this la tho llrst step preliminary io ueciuiu whether to strike or not. ioy ine, use itiiiuinit linn... ...i.-.o, r:..,irL.n Neuner . leaves the irreat system tonic and builder, IThursday for Days i rees aim HEATTIE IS IN . HIGH SPIRITS; NOT HO HIS AFITXITV. CIIESTEHF1ELI). Va., Sept. . Henry Clay Beattle, accused of mur dering his wire. Is feeling good today. ' Ho believes bis actiilttnl Is certain. He is so sure ot It that he has ar ranged tor a dinner Sunday to cole brale his release. Ho was allowed today ror the llrst tlmo since his ar rest to see his baby. Beattlo's "alllnlty," Iloulah Tllii rord Is bitterly dlmippolnted because she has not been allowed to go ou the witness stund. She said the at- p.i.i in lot her talk. torlievs wetu unn... " - Slie tines not believe Beattle is guil ty Belli tlie tlefeuso and prosecution ImvB closed their cases. Arguments to lhe Jury begin tomorrow.' Today s time is devoted to arguments to the court ns lo lustriictlons to bo given to the Jury. Indian Motorcycles New and Second I land Machines, 2 3-4 to 7 II. P. Supplies and parts Call or Send for Catalog. Frank Poole. 318 N. Rose St., Roseburg. i., 't o.lili'i.uM the land owners of those localities lelatlve to the Irri gation svsteni projected by John (.. White In the South l'ni"uu and Cow Creel: valleys. Mr. Neiiner's remarks will be purely of an Instructive clmr ncier. dealing with the slate law gov erning tlie creation of municipal Ir rigation dlBlrlcts. Such districts are governed much lhe same as a city. I They are Incorporated with u board of five directors, asasessnr and a collector. The directors are em powered to survey water routes H,i. appraise values, preparatory to the Issuance or bonds lor building an lr 1 ligation syslem. An election within llbe boundaries of the proposed tils 'tiict to ilecld l whether or not It shall be f mined Is called by the I oun iv Court upon the petition of at least ,5(1 or a majority of the land title holders directly affected by the route lor the Irrigation streams. At lhe 'election It requires a three-fifths af , Urinative vote to establish lhe dls- itrict. '.. . .,,.t.- .'Iiu wanted. Two or ,,,.,: weeks work; $:i.0O nnd j 1 hoard. At Portland Cement Co., tiuurrv. Apply North Side Planing i M1U. Pulronlso Rnvlow advertisers. Eaton's Price Bulletin SPECIALS Gold Dust, large pkg Coi n I'' lakes, Kcllogg's Lemons, per dozen. Raisins, pound pkg., besl Canned Milk Salad Powder Dressing .... Currents Vinegar, gallon Coffee, extra good 20c . . . . .10c 30c 10c 10c. 10c 10c 35c 25c Phone' '26 HENRY EASTON GROCER 344 N. Jackson Corclkilly wtr Invite you to tittend our IQ11 Fall Opening September 7th, 8th, and 9th. It' is with pleasure and pride wc extend you this special invitation to inspect our beautiful imported and original models in I'all and Winter hats. Patterns of refined taste. A choice variety awaits your inspection and approval. Millinery JaiTieS A. Ferry Zes' Toggery Special attention to order work by our Miss Ivy Henderson. "Faultless Fi.sk Hats." K druggists.