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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1912)
r j Summer Millinery Opening May 2nd, 3rd and 4th Thursday, Friday and Saturday Showing of the newest styles of Mid-Summer Hats. Maline, Lingerie and Lace. Also the newest in shapes in Imported Milans, Hemp, Italian Chip. We are giving special attention to Hats for elderly ladies, also for misses and children at moderate prices. See our Ladies Suits, Linen Auto Coats, Silk and House Dresses, from $1.50 and up. Silk, Lawn and Marqusett Waists. Long and short Silk and Kid Cloves. Showing of the newest in Parasols. JAMES A. PERRY Phone 194-R Millinery and Ladies toggery USE THE DRAG ON YOUR ROAUS Advlcs From D. Ward King on Proper Tims to Drag. .THEN THE SOIL IS JUST MOiST H3)P HOM i 01 qanoae nq 'pnra ajm oj qSnoaa Vu s. opaju etj ao JliJ Up q op o) Duini )Raa ibm II Hsjp puoj V mi dpiMD rttll J..vo pip et) plnd q puu ujjuj q dph2uois puoj oqi JO tpilt q(M jo )no .uouti; pooJf V l4 4inJ jtfiujDj u i'up jiiqto JiX MOiui.a ojo;.xt puoj jo ,p qjild ) qo)lp dimj u ecq o vop pooa I s t-l"I"I"I"I"I"I"l"H"H"H"HW I 4 FAXCV KK ATI! KKS, ' A Dig Special double num- JU ber of tlilH, the only Poultry 4 I Paper In Uouglui County, will 4 b lisued May IMh. TIiIh will be the Strawberry Curnlvul Special. ThoiiHundH of peuplu 4 will vlHit Hottt'burK on Muy Iti, 4 4 17,18, and Fancy Kt?ulhr will 4 J be distributed ho re on that oc- 4 4 caBion. Its llHtciii good, and In 4" 4 colors It will look good, if you 4 4 have your ad In It, It will do 4s you good. Forma cIobo May 4 4 10th, send In your copy at once, 4 4 peclul rate of 25 centH an 4 4 tnch for thin big Ihhuh. Dout 4 4 miss It. AddreHi Fancy Feath- U 4 9tm, Rime burg Oregon. 4 LOCAL NEWH. Choicest fresh fruits In finely ven tilated itore. Best In the city, at Long s fruit stand. dtf Dr. Posey, specialist for eye, ear, Dose and throat diseases. Eyes fitted with glasses. Parrott Uldg., Hoseburg. ratronlso Review ""-irtlsera. Alex C. Shaw, a prominent attor i ncy of 1'orlluncl, with orrices In the Yeon building, was In ItoseburK on i profettHlonal business today, I Tln-re was r. very lare atendanre at the funeral of the late John H. Williams In this city Sunday. Ser vices were comliirtcd at the under taking parlorH by Hev. J. N. Mct'on- nell, and at I. O. O. K. cemetery by the lodge orricerH of that order. ' Finest fresh fruits at Long's, oppo site Hotel McClallen. Soothes Itching skin. Heats cuts or burns without a scar. Cures piles, eczenin, i alt rheum, any itching. Doun's Ointment. Your druggist sells it. Feel languid, weak, run-down? Headache? Stomach "off"? Just a plain case of lazy liver. Ilurdock Ulood Hitters tones liver and stom ach, promotes digestion, purifies the blood. "I suffered habitually from con stipation. Doan's Itegulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, so that they have been regular ever since." A. K. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Texas. Some Startling Bargains Here are listed a few very startling special bargains that will make it a Money Saving opportunity for all. Ladies' Waists A fine line of ladies white lawn waists fx. 25 to $1.50 values...... Q8c A few waists, your choice, 50c Infants white dresses, values to jti.fio Special 69c Black Satteen Skirts $1.7? values, Special $1.39 Dress Giugham 120 value.Special 10c Fancy table Oil Cloth, Special, 19c 35c Corset Cover Embroidery .Special 22c Ladies Wrappers, 1.25 values, 98c Ladies Sleeveless Vests, 15c values, Special 9c New Idea Patterns Don't forget our HAIR GOODS department. All kiuds of Hair Goods made from your OWN combings. TERCINSKI'S A "Store for Everybody" LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. W. II. Manning Is spending 1 few days at Wilbur. A. S. Iluey and Hoy Klmore spent .Sunday at Oakland. -Mrs. C. A. Walker left, today for Tacoma to visit with relatives. Mrs. W. 0. Wade, of Drain, under went a second operation at .Mercy Hospital today. D. C Humphrey, linotype operator for The Itevlow, was conrined to lilt, lied by illness today. John J. Kernan, county school Supervisor, left this morning to visit schools at Drew and vicinity. A. K. Hunt, the well known live stock deuler, was here yesterday en route to Portland with a shipment of cattle. J. 11. Austin, W. A. Smiley and C. A. Perkins, of Gardiner, and En gineer J. U. Kelley, of Portland, were here oil business today. I Nov.l Msthod of Kitpmg Reads In j Good Shape Employed by Automobile T.st.rs In Lsnsing, Mich.. Has 8uo ( cd.d Admirably. j Much trouble has been caused by persons who advise others to drag the earth road while It Is muddy, guys D. ; Ward King, father of the drug. The drag does not give (erfect satisfaction, as a rule, when so used. In fact, 1 ' have knowu of ninny Instances where a trial of that plan has so disgusted a man that he has thrown up the whole I Job and declared It a fake. The proer time to drag the earth road Is when the soil is "moist, but no I I ' 'teit!' &Hyst ', v: iPur.ii.f . T-V," . Planet aculiarititt. Tlio Irrpffulnritli'K of the jjrent jjroiip of minor plunctH fonnlnj; u rhij? le twit'D Murn uud JuplUT am Kt'iKutiuii Bl. Ht'vornl linmlrt'tl of tht'in nri now known to follow their imrnnil nrhitfi k'twcfii tin two Kvvnt Ijimp;m. Hut In 1MW tmu if thorn now cmIUI K.o- was fonnj to rronn (lit- orl'it t.f ,M:ir-, coiuIiik nearer to the e;ullft nrhit than uny other ImkIv, except the inu'u. In 1;HHJ one of tin him-tn a '11s f(vereti cfin; Leyoml the tH'liit of Jti iter. ami ikav four witb this (-evii-llarity are known ami have bt-eii naiiuMl Achilles, I lector, rutr;clud and Nestor. Csorl GrouuJi. "Why do juii wNIi tn he divorce', from .vuir huliand. inadamV" "Well, for 4iiie thin;, he cuiium li-'ii:.-nearly every day of his !lle s.nclliu: of llmluirer cheese. " "And ou don't ll!;e the i I-n'V" "It Isn't tint lie never hrinu'-i nu; of the eheesi- h iine." - 'hloiu'i) 'I'ril ;n.c V.'crihy II-: Narre. Mr. Itu'ori Sm in 'l til in wro.iu' wi i this liali this r n i mm 1 1 1 1 u. ilc tr. Mrs. Hacoit Why? "I don't know. It t ds soim-thi'i " "1 c.iu't think what Ir can le I put In everything I could llnd."-Yonkrr Statesniim. DaAd ATTACHKD TO THE AT TO, sticky;" moist enough to pack, hut not wet enough to fasten Itself to tin" pin Its of the dni. The Idea of using the dl'MR when the mini Is like mortar is a seriously mis taken one. The testers of the Olds Motor works nntomohile manufacturers, have ad jt ed a novel and what Is stated to U an ftlielent method of preserving the conn try roads over which the tests of the nutomoMles are made near the com lauy'ti pin lit at Ijmsinc. Mich. Most of I lie roads are of earl it. and the work of repairing the dauia;:e done hy diivinu' (lie auloiuohile dihl vi jjiMirs over the riads at hull speeds Is iicctunplishcd hy nttachli.u a road dnit: to the eliassis Itself while makim; the tests. The testers are usually allotted n certain sli'et'h of roml. iiinkliiK n circuit over which t hoy d: Ive each chassis which Is to he tried out. I n dor the direetlou of the chief tester Home of the roads have heeii draped Hcveral times durhm the tast sea.n. As ti conseijtitMici th" roads are in ex eellent emidit Ion, It Is sa'd. The odiclals of (lie nul.diiol'ile com pany state that it is a luaiiir of pMi;,-v 4 -J)U'M -(I ui ifi-- 'iptOi nM Xq quci.apui 1 owoq) ;ng uiud 40 s0ctt cu 'Xaivjui jo tnois oj 'sdvip cu iJt- pjM eu uno9 0; u; iujn9 ou j tJtix iuep.e sj twgofi 3uj -uddim puu Jroi pun jn.t.v Suauh jo; pi.oj .ijjoitpi Vji!K n jo A'(iqoj(s -P "MX 'lU' Jl a viwij jo xj ioxia .tA lUK)StI.U OI pUH U pail i'H UMTJJ.M 1J ISKrfSiind 0AU.NlX,( M p-u:utij smu puoj oqx P)uJ pun p.)lpnoj (KUitil.u l h aodn joXiri Jtojqj n ti j.uiii.'d.u Ajp flu.tnp pn.tjdrf ejoAi s:.m.u u.u jo tq.i Jijn puc ponapjtiq puu pi;.!p .fnnjojuo u.tp na 0(l -H,OIX "Jt'l M11AV tntUp fltIA0A3J it nj pttno.i kr.u 'H.t.Mii'itinw .ft una tuojj 'pfajj A'nnjajn.) ani.u m Mttj.HiiDip tif nnj no jo ti;e.ui'tiuo o) q jjjjuaAii-ouo inoaj luin3n sttin.ta atji 0Anj3 aufj q l.m in ki;iis,u Wuspnnji! qn.u opttui ndq nun uumijoilxfl WuHsA.iaiuj ay 'puJ9Z)iMg u tptoy o;ti3 MUA.an posrtir.tp t,Mt pq jij A'UAVpttO.I tMUllH N.U0qf IIO)HJ)tn .i.)i:o stujKAit.ip 01 Kno.ojd puoj -Hjl JO llotllptlfM 01) JO lMp QU KiVp1 puu pi.i.H.p .uiuiau aid uj pSSiup Hup pi;oj u jn av.. 0 s.ttoqs ruo) m;siijj MuA'uiidiuo.Ju oqj jo uq CASTOR I A For Infants and Cbildrea The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the For good prlDtlng of all kinds the Review always leads. Fitnisi of Things. "Ye(, ' I enii marry vitu nud tin plrl. all 1 fill, hut I :tm not a tvu'HUir pastor I Ai a traveliuc pieai her " "Soils meal! the lietter. Tin a tr.n elin man "- t hlcayo Trihiitie. (Vension 1I1 not make ti man filher lit roller t wiak. huf they itiow wliat J he U.-Thoma- 11 hempls. 1 rFI'OTS OP TIIK IMiXU I'N A I.AH1N I n. r i-1 . with them In kiep the r -.-U m the vicinity f the f-'.e!or in -1 tl -. :i dition us I o.lN' ih it iti . 11 M ui' Ihe ! 1:1 1: is an cit;eM-ut methyl of d ins It- "Crystal" White Orpington Eggs For Hatching at Haiti price the balance of season. Incubator or single settings. Ask for Our Special Offer: A "Crystal" White Orpington Hen. 200 Eggs-a-Year Per Hen "LA YMORE" "WEIGHMORE" and "PA YMORE" Than Any Other Chicken CASA CRAXDA CO. llos ..urg, on tlio rniMiua, Oreg- THS VALUE OF 0NC 8UC0ESTION Once on a time a Minnesota fnrmet attended for the Brat time a farmers' Institute tn nhirli a siul.er recom mended the use of the liabcock test lie forgot a good deal of what nas said, but tills stuck In his crop. He acted upon the advice and begau test tug his cows. He found on the show down that there were Just two out of the whole lot that were pnylng their keep. The rest be sold to the butcher and as he ran across them bought cows of large milking capacity that also showed tip witb a eood test Tbnt tweive eaii uuu. iu the Interval he has coutlnuei to Improve his herd l? purchase and breeding until today he has one of the most protltabie n well as finest herds of Guernsey rows In the stnte. What thN uan has datie others can do. and It Is high time they were gettlug busy and weellug out the loafers. riving hr at 11:40 p. m. It form the equipment of No. SO. srtUa leaves here at 8:00 In th mornlnf. returning to Portland. It will be noticed that th above Is the le.tvlng time of these train. Most of them arrive 20 minutes be fore departure. The Shasta Limited does not take on passengers at any place between Portland and Baa Francisco. It carrle through husl nee. only. HOME COOKING BOARDING HOUSE t 2 48 Parrott Street, Corner Mosher. Board by week $4.50 Board and room by the week.. $3. 60 Single meals I .23 MltS. It. MILLER, Prop. I SOUTHERN PACIFIC TDIE CARD. Northbound. No. Name Lea n lit. 8nasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m 14. Klyer 11:40 p. m 18. Overland 11:00 p. m 18. Port.-Ashland local 1:45 p. m 20. Port.-Roseb'x local 9:Q0 a. m , Southbound. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. ci. 13. Flyer 9.1 5 a. in IS. Overland 4: OS a. m 17. Port.-Roseb-g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 5:30 o it No. 17 ties ud In Rosehurg, ar c ENTRAL HOTEL Cor. Rose and Oak Under New Manage ment Newly Fitted up and Newly Furnished Board and Room by Day or Month Single Meals 25 Cents P. N. Butcher, Prop. Posts the Farmer on Market Conditions N 0 useless trips to town for the progressive farmer. His Bell Telephone saves him all that. The latest market quotations are his, and he waits till market conditions are right before shipping produce. The Bell Telephone is as necessary to the up-to-the-minute farmer as are modern agricultural implements. He must have both. Consult our local management and join the ever increasing host of farmers who are Bell Telephone sub scribers. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. 5 Carloads of Good Sharp clean sand at 85c per yard f. o. b. cars Dillard. Also sand and gravel in bar at 15c per yard. Call on S. B. Crouch, Roseburg 205 Perkins Building UMPQUA LAN 40 Acres Containing 10 acres of fine fruit land, balance oak wood, one mile from city limits. $900.00 cash, or $1,000.00 on terms. 75 Acres $1,500 cash, or $1,900 terms, the cheapest land an where i:i Doug las county. 205 Perkins Building 103 Acres 25 acres fine fruit land, well wa tered, balance of land lias enough oak wood to pay for the whole tract. $3,000.00 cash, or $3,500 on easy terms, l'-t mile from city. 70 Acres This place we will recommend for its wood value. $900.00 cash, or $1000.00 on terms, one mile from city limits. 137 Acres Yi mile from city limits, 30 acres fruit land. $2 500 spot cash or on terms $3,000.00, well watered. 52 Acres 48 Acres 48 Acres 24 Acres 24 Acres To be closed out at prices that w ill be a surprise to Douglas Co. 104 Acres 2 miles from city limits. $2,100 cash, on terms $2,500. 3,500 tiers of wood on this place. 20 acres of this land is fine apple land. 23 1-2 Acres Fenced and good well. 10a of fine land for strawberries, small build ings on same. $900 cash, or on terms $1,000. 205 hi lhe rwc-s quoted no man that has a few hundred dollars to invest should hesitate to grab hold of a piece of land, is Perkins because no land of same value offered at a distance of from two to three miles from Roseburg, at less than $100. Building I Call at Room 205 Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon 205 Perkins Building
