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Newspaper Page Text-l ft.,. . I If; 4 i" 1 i ir ii'j 'in -I'-w-a CVCSNG KQSEBURO REV1E 'Vfff i'i1:!W"IKW PIIILIHHI.NU COMPANY 'html at Roeeburf, Oregon. Post office as Second-Class Matter. la WIMflKIlLY DAILY Per year, by mall Per month, delivered Per week, delivered , SEMI-WEEKLY .13.00 . .50 . .16 Per year .$2.00 fllx asoutbs 1.00 FEMH'ARY 22, 101:1. TAIK8 O.V AKVKItTIHINtl TO THK UEVIEW'H HKAIIKKH. Why Is It that most grocers put In their advertising a lot of glittering generalities as "most complete lock, "appetizing suggestions, clean store, courteous service, etc? Stop for a moment nnd consider how hard at times It Is for the house wife to decide what she shall have for dinner or lunch. If your adver tising offers suggestions in a munner that will whet her appetite she Is go ing to buy your gaods. You hnvo n thousand articles of food of which enticing things can be said of them. Take prunes tell her of the dain ty prune deserts, such as "Prune Whip." Relishes may be just what she wants. Tell her of your olives, pickles. No matter what sl.o space 1 you are using there is always a way of making It stand out from tho others even without cuts. Ilonler effects are as a rule attractive or can be made so. It will pay grocers to give their advertising more atten- tlon. They will be surprised at the Increased results. Next talk on drug stortr advertls- n. RALPH KAVE. To The Ladies Ve ask that you bear in mind the open ing of our Exclusive Millinery Establish ment, Third Floor, Perkins liuildimj. SATURDAY. MARCH 1st, 19111. Watch for Future Announcements stoek of laSjSjt.nd staple grucurles always on hand at tho WEST SIDE GROCERY Is the boat money eaa buy aad Is addltloa to right prices we guar antee fne quality. Dave time and money by trading with us. DOWELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE. FOR GOOD GROCERIES AT RIGHT PRICES AT ALL TIMES SEE Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co. v ii o n i: hi.; Commercial Abstrafl Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR POND Insurance Conveyancing FORMKR RfODtK RESIDENT LOSES MFE IX ACCIUE.VT. Riddle Tribune! John Henry Cor nutt, son of Stephen Curuutt, who in; now here, was Instantly killed Cub.! 21 near MeDertnott, Nevada, by be-! ing run over by a freight wagon. Mr. Cornult was well known here by all of the early residents of tills i comiiiMiilty, having spent his buy hood and ynutig inanhood here. He would hnve been t.'i years old on the LMrd of this month, the place of his birth being at Powell Valley, near iw.innH in man r i. . Portland, In 18011. Deceased was un married, but leaves a large number of relatives and friends here and elsewhere to mourn his death. IF HKADACIIY. DIZZY. IHI.IOIH, "I'ASC'AKKTS." Your I, her Is Full of lllli Rowel t.logKeiL Ktomaeh Sour, Tongue Coated, llreatli Had. nt 1A.an k nnlV You're bilious! You have a throb- blng sensation In your head, a bad taste In your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips are. parched. No wonder you feel ugly. mean and Ill-tempered. Your system Is full of bile not properly passed off. and what you need Is a cleansing up,'"'" ,,e "" " w re" lni.le imn't roiitlnue helnir hllln,i , ?pntl "hown ln London that more nuisance to yourself and those who love you. and don t resort to harsh physics that irritate and Injure. He member that most disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels are cured by morning with gentle, thorough f'asenrets they work while you uleen. A IO-cent box from your driic gist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Children love to take Cascarets. because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. o Contra, lor II. 8. Nichols is now nl hnine sgnln and ready to take care of nil work In his line of contracting carpentering, etc. Phono 388-Y. of Roseburg Mabel Chikls Letitia Abrams RllSKIIt llu, mil ,; FAK.Ml.VU MOOT MODERN' TRADE IX THE WORLD. Saiiiiiil Hill, ruuiiiiix Kernel liullelcr, AMri't.ifK Student of l'nl-vei-Mily of Oregon. ,, , ,rK"ne i.uard: Today a the day oi concern rat inn. rormeriy me farm np a community sufficient un- ti ItB-lf, but all this has changed. .Now the farm Is a fond factory, and I consider that limning Is the most 7 , "' ' , ""r "' 8iVa Hnmiic-I Hill, famous throughout the country as mi expert road builder. In I an addrcKH before the ctudents and, townspeople at the rniverslly assem bly tblB forenoon. I "It has. been my observation, " con tinued Mr. Hill, "that when a nation Is In close contact with the soil, that I na,lon Krow I'0 strong, but un buuh nn. ine iiiriner 18 relegated to the background mid the city becomes' the main thing In the life of the na- , lion, Just so Boon will the nation be-1 ' ''r"Jr- Our problem Is to get ,"k,h" ,h" "', "nA ?!"e w" nae, e must provide good roads ju(,e . inu ',., . , . ... I..1""l.n" T,,ruK hanges. ',. T , V" .J"" J' u"' " the h"'" I '"I'i"-""" "J he past year than has been brought about in the last hundred years. The old order of things Is passing away. The day of the homespun Is gone. When we stop to think that liifl years ago only iweive rotion anil weaving establish ments were in existence In tho I'nlted Mates and then compare that with Hie vimt number of such fnctorles at the present time it Ih easy to that thU Ih the case." Another i-liiiiige mentioned by the speaKe, wnieti. tie fleemed a progreH- Hive Influence h the succckh of the equal BiinrnKe propaganda in Orenon The speaker dwelt on the different dliilecls used throughout America and of the difficulty of learning the pceen or an unknown section. "But I want to congratulate you people nere in iircgon. he Bald, "for speak Ing the iii-Kt. the most clear cut. nnd purest English that 1 have heard In our country. This, I mean education unci Hie love or (lod, of country, and tho right love of woman are among tho main Influences working for the iipnrt or the people today." (rent I'll! lire for ortliwcnt. .Mr. mil prophesied a wonderful future for the Pacific Northwest nnd snld that in lime to come the fertile vallevs hi-twei-it the mountains and 'he Piii-lfle Ocean would he the most dellselv potMlllih',1 section of the world. II Is." he sulci, "the most wonderful conutrv In the world and :it the same lime the most barbaric Iho luck of decent rcnicls throughout I he stale Is what I allude to. Don Mann- vocir County Couris, or your supervisors. I was talking recently with .Indue Thompson. He show ii" the road models at the court house, and expressed the desire thai it some time vour I'nlversliy tnlghi iii'inine Hie Irnintiar around for th teaching of road c nulncrrlicc. CocK Too Much to Haul Produce. "Ho von know?" he went on late n his miiiress. 'Hint lust on account or Hie conditions of our mads In the stale II Is costing us :ci cents lo mov .1 ton or produce one mile, when the lie cut to one-lhli figure If the proper kind of thorough rales were on band? Now I do nut want to he misunderstood as saving that the farmer should gel right out mil hull, I crushed rock roads, for 1 -i-alle thai that Is Impossible. For von rs I .too we must content our- seces won utn roads, hill we can it leasl see lo it that these roads ire propcrlv drained and crowned.' The rciadmakcr supplemented hi lec-lii re with a series of some of the I lllosl -I, pt (mil view s in the Northwest. The first half of the series was clevot.-d to lllustra Hons of k od and had roads and the ocwsildllu or transforming Hie one Into the other, while Hie second divi sion was composed entirely of photo graphic secn.-s culled from the best of lire-eon scenerv. Mr Hill was introduced by Regent 1 redone V llolman Mr. dolman spoke or him as a c-iti'en of tin world, tight hand man of .lim dill l o empire bull. I. r. and inspector of le- tt.ms Siberian railroad. Ho also mentioned the la. I thai Mr. dill has -eeentlv boon selected l.v unanimous o'e as president of the American l.oocl ,, ads Association OI It KIHNKYS. le -el-els Must l.cin-u tin Import f Keeping III. Ill Well. ins that o. bo.lv p. I'll. ('forming its -tl'li cxnnot h are weak ' en loved and ills- th.it Moan's Kid iwvivlng action on v has kind done in s.i is the best ' thin nls. : Mowing: It's lestlmonv i ti by a resident of this - Nutt. 4 lhtu SI die , s.ivs "A member sufNrcd "kreat'.y from litis across t!.e hack ' I'll's completely cured W e ftltt Rvs keep s sup- cly In the housa slid ' iNe bnckaehu Menu's in; pron.pt relief. I --o them my endorse- I dealers Price (0 i M!.!onn Co.. Itnffslo. a.:e-t for the I'nlted tbo nam Mesa's i' i'l l.ittV Mac." has : n'oc shop from .1111 ' I -' 7 .l.i, k son street!' lie .hi ! to do all kinds of "p in ing, i leaning and 'i-t i'.iss work guarsn-dtf BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure , Tho only Baking Powder mode from Royal Qrapo Groant of Tartar HO ALUM, HO UME PHOSPHATE S MAKING GOOD CITIZENS. Human nature dsmande play e as a necessity. If wa thwart I this damand we are in danger t 9 of rearing criminals Instead of good citizens, for the starved e natures, balked in their natural e J daeircs, will turn to evil if they a are not helped to the good. e e Monfty cannot buy good citi- e itens, but a judicious outlay of a m comparatively small sum will do e more than any other one thing J t) turn the activities of child i e life into the proper and natural e channels which lead to good ? e eitiienship. It is the e e very parody upon common sense e to appropriate money for play- e grounds and refuse it for super- e e vision. That ie indeed eaving at e ' the spigot and wasting at the I e bunghole. Jacob Riia. IMPROVEMENT THE DUTY OF EVERY ONE. Try to Do Something Every Day, No Matter How 8mall It la. Every one Is both collectively and Individually responsible for the part of Hie world ho lives In and should aim lo make It and leave It ns beautiful as lies in Ids power. If little opiwtiml ty Is grunted little trill be expected, hut for Hint little he should he credit eel equally with the iiccuinpllslinieuts of (lie more fortuuulv. It may full to the lot of one to lie uble lo plant u few Mowers, to another lo start n tree or to make two blades of grass grow where was before but one. One may make nnd keep attrac tive but one little garden. Another may present to the public a huge park, wlih funds for its permanent upkeep Fountains, statues, pictures or other objects given to nubile Institutions or i ispla, .si In public places nil colitrlll cite lo the Isautllicatloii of (lie world. and all of us are expected to contrlti ute In a relanoe with means or op portunity nlTorcled. I 'I lie reader who litis followed thus fnr 1 may wonder what i.s expected of him or her or what both may do to con It'll ute their portion. It Is not n,ves saly "to slai.il in public places" to be :l benefactor. Home offers the grenter opportunity lo help lienutlfy the world ami make beautiful tin- lives of lliose about us. To make home Inviting, at tractive and satisfying to your fanillv nnd Incidentally to friends mid visit co-s Is one of the noblest tasks ever un- lellak.-n, the value of which collec tively overwhelms that of all narks mil public Institutions built since the world wns llrst peopled. Interior a ml exterior .should liarmoiil.e nnd be inally attractive, avoiding the over shadowing of the one nt the expense f the other. Make your home decora tion simple and dlgullled Indoors and nt and you have largely fulfilled your Inly to all. though your name may never W "einblnrolKsl In the balls of fame." I.os Angeles Times. PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD. tf ?,n biilTrr tan fcllDC. ttrfalaf. blind lvlrtilii,it I'llea, Mud M. rwir 4dtvM. mil 1 will lell jr. bww to cur. j.wwlf .1 H"iu. lr lb. n.w atM.rvtti Iminrai: mud u III .U,i Mnid mm ot Ihl. boln. Imlncut ri.vfur trial, with rrirKii frum roor I.H-Mltlr If ritiMlml. lmmcut. .11.1 crinnfii'iit fill-. wrcM a.n4 t n,.,ttrT. t'tn t.ll olb.r cf tbu offer. Writ. T to Un. U. Siunucn. Bol P. M.tf I'.ui.. lnd. DrawlitK iustrunients. trai'lng linen Hid paper and blue print Paper at the lloseburg Hook Store. - lllannid a (inod Worker. "I blnmed my heart for severe dls ess In my left side for two years." writes V. Kvans, lianvllle. Va.. "but know now It was indigestion, as Ir. Kind's New Life Pills completely it red me." llest fur stouinch, liver nd kidney troubles, ronstlpstlon, headache or debility. 2oc at all drug gists. . B XOTH'K T AKTIS.WS. Artisans take notice that the regu- lnr meeting of I'mpciun Astwmtly will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, in the tiuu'iuct room of the I O. O. K. ball. N',-t regular meeting Feb 12th. 101 I.. K. MlI.l.EIKiK, M. A. MAI) A(i.l. Will sell Page wire fence cheaper than ever. A 3c -Inch fence for .ISc rod. All bought before the raise. I kinds redui'rd In price. A good heavy fence. .Ill Inches high. 9 wires. :tii cents a rod. Terms to suit pur- tinners We hare the leans -hanl and power spray pump A carload ot lime and sulphur "sTEARNs" CHKNOWETH, Oakland and Yoncalla. dsv 0 WINTER IMPROVEMENT WORK. What to Do to Help Your Town During Cold Weather. Whrn tho winter m-mmou I.- on It- I nvci'ss,' ry to iv'iilnte tlnin e hulls, urn Hon plf turc ni'nl Viiuik'ViNf hhmvs. Ks thMisti rest ro'miM or nnndnt slat 1 Mi In your iiul HIV orciiiilzi dvlr Iwiyiu fur the stmlv of tln-so jiml Ulndii'd Id leu. Fonu a rivi-'H n rrt'iit events i'Iiish Let eiK-li nieiiiher tnke up 11 Hcpnnile branch of work niid stick to It until she has mnsteriil every plniHu of It. Let her tiling out phne of that hrnnch to the rliijiB nt em-h iiieetlnx. If each one of n class of ten wotihl do this, nt the eml of a clcli year many phases of clc work woiiid he Intelligently prnsp fil. nnd I he ivir lejiutie contd then take Up Its flii.-fil l:tk. well lit ted to ell I lieer It lo ti Ml- e.-i ill t oticllislou. -Allierl 1:11 ('111 THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS. Molher Gnijr'i Bwcet Tuwderi for Children, a Certain relief for tcvcrUhncji, UeadMhe, ltkd Rtomeeh, Trethlof; Moonlrra, more a-nl reipilait: the Uoweli and leetroy Wuriui. Tb. y Urtuk n cikU in 4 b'tim. They ere to pkaunt t tl tute Ctilldren llk thein. Over lu.fMi u-timnnit,ii. lliewl hy Mnihriw for it yenn. Thty fiw fait. Bold ttv all DmpeUta, SAc. Fauiple nmilf-d yaKJt ddrcM, Allen 3. Ulo.ttd, Le Boy, N, T. TYPEWRITERS New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburir, Or Fresh, Lisjht j, and Brown! No bettor biviul than ours, wo chit ni, evor came to town. The Best of Flour we employ; tho latest methods, too. We're positive that you'll enjoy the bread we bake for you. OREGON BAKERY Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or cre, un less you havi the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we seD before yon bay. We guarantee you never saw any better. Prices RJght Roseburg Nursery Co. . KITCH1N 1 1LACK Proprietors Watch Cass Street Grow This Year Special Lenten Sale Prices That Will Tickle Your Pocketbook This Week Fancy Canned Shad, regular price 20c 18c Columbia River Salmon, regular price 20c 20c Alaska Pink, regular price 15c 12Mc Fancy Sardines, oval, regular price 25c 20c Flnnle Haddock, regular price 35c 30c liaratlne Shrimps, r guiar price 15c 12Me Norway Sardines, regular price 12i4c 8c F. R. R. Lobster, regular price 25c 20c Fancy Holland Herrings, former price each 5c 4c Large Norway Mackerel Family, regular prico 15c 12c Holland Herring la Kegs, regular price (1.25 91.10 ,We invite you to inspect our Lent window this week. The Money Back Store. R. STUBBS, The Grocer Corner Cass and Pine Streets. WE MAKE GOOD EVERY PROMISE WE ADVERTISE MoBt Roseburg houieirlvea un either "Pride ot Douglas" or "Queen City" (lour. There's a reason (or It. Phone 13. Douglas County Mills, it I rour grocer doesn't carry either kind, . . Anything that makes for health Is always a good Investment. That's why It pays to keep a case of Roseburg's carbonated bev erages on hand all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver and kidneys and are refreschinn ns well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorised tlntiiers of tho Genuine HlrMi' Rod lleer. Phone 186 Phone 186 I HAY CI'TTWW PLOWS THE. BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker Co. Implements andjVehicles Roseburg, Oregon .VnitlAX STKKL W1KE KEXCK Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber The shoemaker tlat knows how. C. P. Haddox, maker of ladle' aad gentlemen's fine shoes, now located at 3 .'15 North Jackson street. Repair work done while yu watt. Call and see me. FEED CiRIMDEHS POST nOLK IIIOOKR9 ;v.'