Roseburg review., October 01, 1913, Image 2

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MM ItOSEBURG RtVltW
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UED UA1LT KXCBPT MJsTDAY
akvxcw ptTBLnBura compact.
gfrtsred at RoMburf, Oragon, Past,
office as Second-Claaa stattsr.
L. WIXBERLT.
DAILT
Far yaar, by Mil ,
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(MTOIIER 1, 1813.
COMMEIUlAUZKn KIH'CATION.
Tola la recognised as an ana of
commercialism. Aa auch It la not
tranio that people retard the so
railed free lecture or free demon
stration aa of little value, ratber leas
than Is Its Just due usually.
In order to keep up the lecture or
Lyceum course that has been con
ducted by the Ministerial Union dur
ing the past few years I have en
tered Into a contract to bring six at
tractions to Roseburg during the sea
son and see that the public has an
opportunity to bear, see and support
such a course. After working out
the details as carefully as could be
done, I am In a position to state thai
I hare entered Into an agreement to
be responsible for the financial sup
port necessary 10 onng tneae at
tractions to Roseburg. Tbla haa been
done In the belief that the citlaena of
Roseburg will assist In meeting the
obligations of the engagements by
buying enough season tickets and In
dividual tlcketa to meet the expenses
of the course.
I wish to add a word In regard to
the matter of the season ticket. By
owning aeaaon ticket you will be
come a partner In the concern and aa
a partner you will be more Interested
In the auccesa of the entire course,
rather than In a part of It those
numbers In which you are Individual
ly Intereated. Most people care lit
tle for a poet I am of the opinion
that there are not a doaen people In
Roseburg and vicinity who would re
gret having heard Edmund Vance
fooki- He appeals to all claitcs. not
la all he Sava. hut In rmri. ,.r t.m
program. If, you own u miun ticket
you will be more aut to hear ull thw-
entertainers and will therefore get
greater good from the course.
X wish to appeal to all to buy sea
son tlcketa and thus rellevu the man
agement of a great ,Hrt 0f tnl, imt.
den of conducting t ti roiim-. It l
necessary to employ solicitors to sell
the season tickets on account or too
UMIe time for that work on the u;i r 1
of the manager. 1 ahull have tli kit
wim me for the convenience of thus
who may aee me and wlnh to iiniciirc
them and have arraniii'd to nuv them
on sale at the Mnratem Drug Co.
Trusting that the public will re
spond promptly to thin appeal for co
operation, I am, very respectfully,
J. W. OltOVKS. .Miiiiiiiii-r.
CATARRH Kl'Kl-T.lli:itH.
ft Imnwdlnle anil KtTivllvi- Relief
by t'slng llyoiiiel.
Hyomel Is nnture'a Irun remedy for
catarrh. There l no atomnch iIosIuk
yon breathe it.
When using thin treatment, ymi
breathe healing; linlsuhi and effec
tively reach the rnoHt remole air
cella of the throat, none und Iiiiikh.
the catarrhal genua are destroyed--Quick
and sure result.
Hyomel often reMorcn health to
shronlc canes Hint hail Klven up all
hope of recovery, lta heat act inn is
it tbe start of the dlxcaKe when the
breath Is becoming offensive, nml
,'onstant sniffling, dlxchurgca from
the nose, or that choken up feeling
begins to make lifo a liurdun. At
the first symptom of catarrhal
trouble, surely uae Hyomel. Auk the
Red Cross Pharmacy for a complete
outfit, 11.00. They will refund the
money If It does not give satisfaction.
TICKETH KOR "I'KAXl T."
Roseburg, Oregon.
Dear Friends:
I would like very much to have
PEANUT. He nnd I would have a
lolly good time together. I would
be very kind to him. The only way
I can get Peanut Is by securing the
most votes in the Hollows pony con
test. 80 1 would be very grateful to
all giving me their vol en.
Yours truly,
GEO. M. HKADIiritN.
125 North Knno Street.
Tcclilo Catarrh Now
Bo Fnrc All Winter
Cclis, Stall PisnDonia, Keep Your Hose
Clsxr tzi Your Throat Free.
-.
Don't Wait TIB You're AO Banged Up. I'm- S. S. S. Now.
tMilancetl lipjiltn an uni lunrnivi- iin-i"-'-
I If yon will, go Into any first clans store
sad aet a twttit 01 . . y
the way to cattlnc rlil of Catarrh, nut
Am'I la anvim. wnrk fiff that old trick
of somsthlng "Just as gnod."
. B. 8. Is tskm Into the blood lust as
-' 1 asrasda Its Influence over every oron In
sisal afr body, comes throush all the velna and
I artarlaa, enables ill mucous surfaces to
I eschaiujte Inflammatory clds and other
I Irritating substantia f"r trtarlal elamenta
that Rectually Maanae .he ayatem and
J thus put aa end to all catarrhal pollution,
f B. 8. 8. cleans out the stomach ol mucous
accumulation. enaliJea only pure, uiu
making materials to enter the Inteallnoa,
combines with theae fiHxl elements to
enter the clrculatlim. and In leas than an
hour ia at work throughout the body In
the pruceaa of purtncutloll
The medicinal romixinente of B. B. H.
are relatively Jual u essential to well-
ttea of t ho arum, cieiil!. .iuk in. ..n-l l1
of fiiml. Any l.'c.tl h i itui iiik ihiIu.-iki.
In the liliiiul l rejei lecl liv the llsn cut
and ellmlliuted hy numm "I llio niiiiul.l.
ting itilliu'iicii of .s H. M.
You will h, ton rcitll.n ItH W'ihl.'rful In
fluence hy the ul.s. n. o hi .lil.l. le-. .1 ile.
clileil cleiirltig ef llm u'r ii"--ii-. a
steadily tiul"Vi'd na-iit i-. Ti.tlll -ti. ami .1
nenae .f limlily relief lh.it in.. v.- h. w
cmntiletely valarrli olti-n iiifv?.lii iho rn
tiro iti.m.
Vou will Und S. H. rt. en - it.' M nil ilnn;
ateres. It 1.1 a remiuUnt.!.' ri iin..ly f..r
any and nil hln...t unVeii m. mi. ii ;i i
eetemn. nili, Inpim. tt-iier. ..n.i.i'.
holla, and nil nlller .lisellse.! ...1I.IUI..IM - f
the hloitil. Ker JH-.-eliil n.tvi.t. ell ill.,
hlilOd dlHI'llHO w ilte i. Tin. Hwiti Spo. II,.'
Co., SH'i Swift 111. Ik. All.nm. I'.il.
VO mt trlllll Willi MlL-Mli .Ill's. Illil! I-
tlona or any ef Hie h'.r.l.i "Jn i ,u
good" Couolertultj ul s. ti. S.
MILKING SHORTHORNS
FOR THE NQHTHWES7
8:
Home Made Goods
We ninnti fuel uro the highest quality of Apple. IVur .1 I i.h..- i:m
tor. Jellies, Syrupa and pure sweet or linlli d i I.I. i m l n
Our Goods Are Made in Roseburg
Out of DdiibIiis County frultH. Tor sale by ;i!l i n.. . -
LUHMANN & BENNETT
220 Oak Street
Kosclnni;. Oii'i;nn
Modern Housewife
Finds Real Happiness
by cooking with an Electric R;tiii:. Th. sr
Irons, Toasters and Chufing Pislus rai:i:l
do the work too. We are making t Special Rate
of 4c per K. W. H. for cooking and 1u-.ui.,,;
with a minimum monthly charge of J 1.00.
Can You Bat It? Ask any local kviik-1".
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
PhoM 61. RoMburg, Oregon
(By PROF. THOS. SHAW.)
'I'h. ie I' i-- 1" ""' i iirnntlne ai
South Quebec ike largeit liiiportatlon
! ti.llKf ;:k Sh'.'tii - in ever brought
to Aintrita. t"l u")f
tnillilduais nf tu:n cl.-s have ever
cro-K. d it..- At. antic for this country.
Ti:eH(. tultic win. purchHisl In fcng
land hy Mr. .1. J. Mill, "nd will be
hri.nclii to liu N'.rih links farm not
far lioin St. fa'ii- 11,11 18
atroiilf believer In ine value of the two
rlI ;.IJK- CUM. lllal lb. Ill COW for Dlllk
and alHi fur beef, ukually niioken or
in as the dual iurnwe cow, and Of
cows of this m h- remrda none aa
superior t.i the n:iHiim Shorthorns,
iui:.il In Itiltaui liu- dairy riliorthorn
II,. Ij..i.h that this type uf cow Is
one that is admirably suited to Iho
needs of the avi raise farmer, and in
this he l uii.iieti..iial.ly rlKht. not-witli-t.-iii'lliiK
'he lea. hiiiK of many In
our nii.rii.ent i.tatinr.s to the con
trary. Many in thiwe stations have taught
that tliere was no pl.iee for tile dual
cow mi the 'arm. They have said she
was "a ii. y lb. a dclusiun and a snare."
They have claimed thHt to keep her on
the- farm as like "golliK to hunt
prairie ehliknis with a bull pup." or
like -rldiiii! Into battle on a heavy
drauiiht horse." Those men were hon- I
cut in their statements, but they slm-
ply did not know They thought they '
knew, but ih'-y were mistaken. More- 1
over, they claimed that dual cattle '
could not be bred. Kor twenty-Hvs
years some of tlm-ie men have been
iIIIIki -fitly pn.paiMtinit that nonsense,
and the puaiic hinds have home the i
ipi use
The folly of such teaching will be
apparent from the following: In Eng
land there is today an association for
proinotini; the interests uf this breed.
This assoriatluii lias now I.Nj mem
bers. In II putillsli.-d the records
of milk pre Im lion from Ti females,
of which ipille a pen-entage were
heifers Willi Iheir tint lactation pe
riod. The uverace of milk production
from these was between 7,1100 aud
8,0110 pounds lor the year. Some went
higher than U.'ion pounds. At Kel
enticott, I a 'i h liiile, i;iouci.stershlre, the
owner. Itoiieit lliibbs, has kept milk
ing Shorthorns constantly since 187K.
Tbe held now numbers nearly 2u'i
cows In milk. Sinei- P.ius the average
of all these, including a large lot or
heircrs. In milk production has been
coieililerably mure than K.niM) pound
em h year. The cow liuh le 7th, Willi
a i'm-e;tr ritlk record ending Mny 31,
iim:!, cave i::,:.:;t pnunds. and the cow
Hose .".Till M.'JTT pounds. Many other
iiist.iuris of similar productlun niny
In ntcil. ti'..-: i.r this breed stand
first III the l.i'tll.llm trial.-: of the shows
mure fieipieutlv tliaii those uf any
ut In-r bleed. In. hiding the milking
lire ils.
W liile Ihc pri.ilinli r milk Is thlla
hii:lilv sal o-Ta tery. all the males not
w -.it.d tor h.-ef an. grown Into bill
!u. 's Thev are reared on skim milk
ami lidjiincl i .liirini; the milk period.
The arc -...Id al Hi., age of etghlee'i
to Illil ! uielitbs. At twenty-four
month-: they .is-inMv average not less
I Imii I. '.'.ii i ., . i : : i , I . . ami t.-:i for Ilnn
to $1".. ea. h Thev are favorites with
the lull. Iler. as there Is less loss In
i nlthiK up tli. canass than with bul
locks rearc I on the dams There Ib a
larc.-r piopoiltoii of lean nnd less un-ilc-ir.ible
f.ii mi tin hand reared
.tcers It l a f.i.' that fully SO per
ci" t of th.. i, ilk used In llrltaln
c: ; r i . .in p. in-an. I uraili' Shorthorns
:il;.t ill as llnili a pet ventage of
lb., n.al Mr r.nv.l;, the venerable
h.'cii t.uv ,1- iti.. Sliarih.irn association,
i" -I "i" wi-t- r that even many of the
I'f I- 'ii S. ot. b Shorthorns ure
now I'.iik:: c tv r herds Think of the
I" c. s ii , is '!i, ... ctii,. bring. At
il:.' .Ii i-.-.ii .,e ,.f tiarrett Taylor
1 -I ve.,r 1 i i iles of all ages sold
fie an .uf: ... I'V.. tils. lid. The
1" "i " . 'i-' i iii.i. South . Africa.
. n '. .ill . I .iinl Australia are now
,;'!..-: t'i. . ill!, in laigu numbers,
a; ' '-I i''. ..'... men ,if our stations
' - i' .' ' v .' ,1 t he bred.
v" I' s .,,.n (mptirtatlon
' ' ' ' '..'." 'i:!ll ar Im i's, of
' ' . ' a. . s The females
1 ' " ' . . : ' . in six v ears
l : i a .' . i; i .rn milking and
" " ' - . ti;::- I: 'livid
1 ' t ' " . ! i h i v '.nr. been
" t. v :. ,'.. Thev have
' " ' - . 'ruin i: 'i 'it to
' " ' ' ' ' re room for
' . 'II the North
' i' ' ' ' ' ,i ntl mean
' ' " " " ; a. . lor the ilalr:-
i vi '.t.. piaeM nlart
' '' ' - :l Veil e, from
1 v . --"it ai d pro"
' - f there is ft
1I...1I cattle.
...:" from the
' ' coir.o mainly
I rv,! .1 . 1 he milked.
1.1I .'ll I, 1 liy.
- 1 :,. r..l. ,1 w it ti
f lis. I'.'.'k.ii'he.
- '. 1 i :l v . Cvinsti
' c- s' oiild use
. ' - . i::ve relief
' i'. 1:1. :.ve the
: '"''I vigor
Mis I. aura
i : -. T'oiir
"..- .ip .ui.l toy
' : lien Is were
' 1 1 w 1, n 11 . y son
' . . 1' I-' . : ic Hitlers. I
'I Mov live ,i,,u,. ine A
I "I I . l 1 : v I hem. .".Oc.
'' ; it all di i.-'i or hv mull.
11 K im, ko'ti t'o . I'hil.nlcluliln or
FOR THE CHILDREN
Mirror Drawing.
Do you think you know how to
drawl Before rou riechu nUu m,i..
this test You will ueed a sheet of
paper, a mirror about the width of the
'paper, a pencil and another sheet of
: paper or a lurge curd or book,
i Lay the puper Out on the table. Then
prop up the mirror at oue aide of tbe
paper so that It Is at right angles with
the paper and reflects It Now take
the extra sheet of paper In your left
band and bold It ao that It la between
your eyea and the piece of paper
which la lying on tbe table. You must
bold tbe piece of paper In your left
band so that you cannot see the paper
that is lying on tbe table except In tbe
mirror.
I Yon are now ready to begin drawing.
It should be some simple object which
can be shown by a few straight lines",
such as a kite, an envelope, an open
Iwok. a box. etc. You draw with
I your light band, holding the paper In
your left so that yon cannot seo whnl
you are making except In tbe mirror.
Watch the mirror nil the time until
the drawing la done. You will be
surjiriaoci ai tne result
Baking
Warning.
This Is an outdoor game for boys.
One boy, called the "cock." draws a
line on the ground at one end of tbe
field or playground. This line Is bis
boundary, and while be la there no
one can meddle with him. He clasps
his hands before him. calls out "Warn
Ingl" or "Warning once, warning
twice; a bushel of wheat anil a bushel
of rice; when tbe cock crows, out Jump
I." Then with his hands clnsperl be
Jumps out and runs after the others,
trying to touch one.
If be unclnsps his hands, or If they
are pulled npnrt Ile must run Into
botiuds as fnat ns pnasilde, ns nuy one
who catches him must be curried plck
almck by him Into Ivnunds. and both
then sally out. clasping hands, nnd try
to catch a third In the Hiune way.
Each time one. culled 11 "chick." Is
caught he. as well ns those who start
ed from IkouiiIs, may he ridden "home."
nnd If the cock nnd chicks louse hands
they also may lie ridden borne If
caught
8hip Alphabet.
The players sit lu n long row na If
In class ut school. The one who nets
as schoolmaster asks sharply, begin
ning at one eutl. "The name of the let
ter?" "A," says the first player. The
schoolmaster turns to the next player,
"The name of the ship?" and begins
to count tun. very quickly and stern
ly. "Andromeda" is perhaps called
out before he reaches that number.
"The name of tile cnptnln?" "Allan."
"What U the cargo'" "Apple." "The
port. she comes from''" "Ainstcnlam."
"Tin- sirt she Is bound for." "Ainlioy."
"The next letter?" "It." nnd so on.
If tile si-lloolintister Is very slrlct anil
abrupt with his questions nml count
ing be can drive every Idea from the
uillid of the person he points at if
he counts leu before 1111 answer comes
he passes on to the liot and tile
next iinlil the answer Is given The
one who gives It moves up ulmvo those
w im fall The giime should he played
very rapidly.
Pigments For Paints.
Mummies are usually prcsorved in
the tliift bitumen, ami this ancient
bitumen lias In the course of centuries
turned the mniliinles a leathery brown
tint. it lias been found that when
the bitumen and the shreds of mummy
are ground down by tiiiu-liliiery n 1h-:iu
tlflll lirovvn pigment Is the result, ex
nelly the lint required for palming
certain shinies of lirovvn hair
Sepln Is one of the ooiniiiniiest of nr
lists' paints II Is a deep lirovvn In
color nml ionics from a source equally
slrange It Is prepared from the black
Inky fluid discharged by the cuttle
lisll to blind nnd lulIHe Its enemies.
Prussian blue Is prepared from
horses' hoofs and Is iiinde by fusing
the hoofs with potassium enrbonate
Itnvv sienna Is soil from near Siena
In Italy Iturnt sienna, another com
mon tint. Is simply the same earth
burnt
Why Ha Yawned.
Utile John, aged three and one half
was null. his to sit up one evening nnd
talk with the company, but when S.'M
came mntninn said, "t'ome. John. It
Is time little men were nlied: you have
been yawning since " o'clock " In.llg
nnntly the little fellow replied. "Oh.
nianimn. didn't yon Know I was only
letting In fresh air?
A Waak Engine.
The train, a local passenger, was
stopping frequently. ITnnlly. at a rail
road crossing where It stopped to
whistle, a little lsy about five years
old retnnrked. "!tv. II has to stop to
whistler
Tm 8.mdman'a Oardan.
Pisr little old sandman
In soft grayish tvvotsla.
Out In vnur garden
fvittlns the w,nMa.
We know who you sre
The sandiiiiv. we know.
And what kind ef Bowers
In your gni.lcn grow.
Popples ef soivr.q
And purv'f "''.I aotd.
Each with a dream
In lta petals to hold.
After the twills' t
When we're tod ef our play
We luat love t "hp
To your garden away.
, llttla eld man.
When vou see thf f.rat liar
riesae leave lht sate
Of your garden alar
-Fbiladalshla Raaerd.
fVeryjSimpjejen
Mrs. Br its Shows You few
AtAJ.LilrJ f& Son's Each Afternoon, 2
Tht baking licturR :iml
betn larK?ly uitfiuUil; In
burg that ull whu attfinl a
cuu rat.
Mrs. BrlgR lia tht lUtI
this klml uf Huik.
The nif'thoilH applied an
BuccchH. ill pastry bakM
Powder, and It in easy to
Every woman In Ku.Hir:
HBsaan. .-" -V m -i
Thursday
Sponge Cake
Doughnuts
Apple Fritters with
t t iihnrn k Son " I week have
Miration.- by Mrs. Nevada Hricgs at A. J- L"l,"rnJBd e,cln ln Roge-
. lertires are so tar superior 10 uj.".o - - sdvafce of the
entliu.stic and are urging their friends to take aavaege
,of being the most practical and economical lecturef-dejiiajrtttor doing
. n . I ...a hn on 111' It
i"?'! im , ,r!"" "..'.i rrUveaiagiK.
Klines atmouies uer suicss '- -" " - " T ' X,
tliat it Is a e.reai iiuiiroveiucii-i uver vio.-
liivlt
d to attend these lectures. There is no charge whaleft
('oniforiahle seats have been pro
vided where you may see every de
tail of the baking and mixing.
Samples are served to all, and there
I are many recipes that are serveu wnn
jauces. etc. It is well to bring a fork
for satni'ling.
Prog'ram
Friday
Is to be a
K C Baking
Saturdq
dly sauce
Devil Cake ' '
3almon Loaf "TaSJ
unc-egg Muffin Mhsl
Oranje Cak
Batter C;
Dutch
r
Cake
How tl Get the Cook's liok
Thf Cook's Hook tist'd 1
rt'eipes. It Is ill nut rat
Cook I look on pastrii'si,
fill Cook s Hook is
and brings tlu ruloifil
unusual rook book.
Mrs Hrl ms in nor Itx turns contains ovorSO of Mrs. Janet M.nzie inn b dpi
o show how linislicd bakiiiK looks, and it is undoubtedly thonoat valuable
tltliiiir. iii-:n Is i nkt's tivi.r i-iv.n mil hv nnv manuractur. i ni ut-un
. 1 ..( i t f a ll.l,l, Uieaas HT1 TflPlT KTUUri.
1U illl.nill'- Willi (illil IlilM'h II ..IT 1,111 111 IV K, DdfllUK lU'ltri lt ,
riilbatc found in iho ran to the lectures. Don't (all to sec a copy ol mi
LOTS FOK S.ll-K.
Ilnuer'it Addition to Wi st nA-rhurij
In the Clmirc iMar
Do not overlook a bomf
this beautiful location. I.utsi
tra larpe size, 00 by 1S."j ffl
Oooil soil. Irlrcs ripht. nuo
to suit. See Shields k Iln?
Cass Streot. Hosebu rg.
site Ii
m e ex
t each
terms-
nl, 4 0.
Page's Is tbe place for lath)
Kmiity oak whisky barn-Is de
llvtred In Itoseburg, tw 3 dollars, bj
tbe Sutherliu Wltiu Co. dti
t)TI('i: Ol' SHIIKU I 'S s 1.1
tnl lots three, four, five nnd the redemption aarescrlbed by the laws
niitlmnst quarter of the northwest of this state, d I am commanded
I'tarK r or Sectlnn fi, in Township 33 ' by said writ f plare into the pos
M.uth. Katie 7 West of the Willam-' session of st' premises the pur
tto Meridian, and containing 336.13 j chaser thereoftt said sale.
.- n-s. acrording to the Tinted States Hoseburg, (gon, t5eptemher -7,
iiiwrninent PiiiTV, and all situate 1913. fORGE K. QUINK,
n DoitKlas County, Oregon. Sheriff of Dtglas County, Oregon
aiu saio win he made subject to'
M
Notice Is l.ereby gi.-n t J: .it h:
obi'ilii-iice to a writ it ev-iatinii an i
it'iler of :ile I .-sued nut niul tliulc:
the si'.il of tbe Circuit .ir: ih,.
Mu.e nr Drcgon tt! f,.;;ni.j
ill that certain suit ii':t:t l . .!
1 lendersnti, plaintitT. vs. Vvtl.ur I'.
I lemli-rsnii, KatbtTlni' M A i.;id.r
snii, Walter A. MrClur-v-je 1:11-,!,',' i-i
Jiankrujucy of A rtbur IV I i.-n l.-rs.m.
Itankrupt, and the i'oinnij:.i:i ; :oi'r
ty nf the .ti 1 1 1 at i estate ut n!iiU' I".
Henderson aiitl Kat hi-rice M if-11-dersnii.
husband and w i!f. N.inUnr t
itid K. K. Kbli.-rt. d.-r- n.i ,:::s. to n
lit iMt.'d. roinuiaiidii.i: in- to m t!..
real pioerty herein. tfte: .....; ib 1 f.i
satisfy t ho detiiaiu'.s o'. ).- ;r.i:X
against the del'.iidaiit.-'. t..-w:t: I!.--11
n. of twelve thousand. t!i;,, 1 mi
red eighty-two and ;':!'' dei..ii.
with interest from th- ,.,v i
Scptfiulter, HU.'t. at the ,if v p.-r
t ot nr :m 11 u 111 . a !. i-im :. r
-uins of seven hi.iidr : .:;- ;if. il,.l
iars. attorney's !' s ,. I rliii" n-:e
.Hid 1 0 did'ar- . ti ! tlis-
Sursements. with frcrii the
.'.'nd day of Seteni!r. I'M!!, ,11 ih,.
rate of per cent ,- r ai , t , imi, , ), ih,-
(sts and expenses afat'ii !i si-l
W l it Of eXeCUtion. I W : ; i'i j.
auction to the Inched l ,,r ,. , .h
nt the main euti.u.v (-.. , Kl
lioue, It'.Sfburg". i ex ..- m , 1 ir
dav, the 1st day nf V,..-.b. r : ::,
,it tbe hour of L o ,v in ,. af.
'ei tlnU, all nf tbe r ' ' tie ,.; ,J jn
tefest of the defehc.,! ,ml -.u'ti ,f
1 hem on t lie I ! Ii lir. , ,) n
or at any time sir.. iU ,1 ,t ul
north half of the r.-v !ia :' Sr',--lion
In 'livt.-!i . ; ,itrl ii i'ic1
I West of the Wi.a: 0 M- ;di:in.
Both the American and European plans wi be in use at the
Hotel McCldlen
nficr this dato. Luncheon and dinner only 10 iota each. 8pecial
rntps to Kiienta hy tho we.-k or month. Sunday diners DO cents.
"THE OLD EUABLE"1
REM EPr form gf?!
T 0RUOOI8TS,0RTai. 30X 3V u .TTsoTl
FAMPttNTCN lIFO. - .... " I
. -UWASt OFM'TATini
Announcenient
We have just bought a solid caiof tbe famous
Peacock Blue Stein Flour, which fll arrive this
week. Kverv sack guaranteed b- the Peacock
Milling Company and us to give yd. perfect satis
faction or your money refunded.
Beofore laying in your winter's uppty of Flour
see Stubs lor prices. AH competitou met fairly.
A famous Hard Wheat Flour for only $1 50
per sack or $5.60 per barrel; also :heaper blends
for $1.30 per sack from the same mil.
Wc are sole agents for this flr. Trv a sack
and be convinced that we are savipg you loney
on your Hour bill. 1 iol,ue Tradiik Stamps given
u ceiy .mck, lor IU days only.
Vours
R. STUBBS, Irocer
CORNER CASS & PINE STS.
:o save,
PHONE 317
(HIPPEWA French Tip
heavy shoes for men
and Childrens
Rightvay School Shoes, Gun
Metal and Patent. Kippendorf
Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes
R. L. STEP
THE SHOE
Next -o tho Post Oflke
)orft Wait
Fo Wet Feet
Prev nt them. It will rain
some th s winter-better be
nrpnar n.iv Good bnoes.
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