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Newspaper Page Textii A k . w 1 . ii3. Iv hAu.htl'NC' '"Jo . new- today. Third street MontgomeJJ"' """ n u.'intif Amoving his tarn l K '," 0 thW residence Id Terrv .. ? on Saturday. The f5 " n0 h built a commoduenee lnd ,an, river over 5' 7." ,,U l seriously III and lira. br ,ad Adame .re In attendance., Cp, note her speedy rvcc ' Mr".'. Su4 ; daughter-in-law, Mrs. H. Uuj Ula city, were the victims of r serious mlahap on Krlday last ladles bad atarted to drive OV HriiHil Whan near the toiha hill south of this city they h' uuto coming up the hill behaa and noticed one of their hoixgied scared at the noise. The, fa drove right by them and U.isto the road Just ahead of the.aa. The borsea com menced to biratn fright and the younger lady! out. The elder lady, with tai and rig, went over a 12-fos4e and landed In a heap togei ajlth. the almost miraculous rctkat Mrs. Burr was not seriously red, and very little damage to. el tfce horses or the hack. The dial the auto looked to see who lac killed, and no doubt waa vetlad he had not killed anybodsejthen jumped in to tne auto awe away. . Mitt Bertha Karcber. who tfcuclllli. fjhn.il iif flurdinar. finished her term of school and uom tor a visit before accepting other positl n. MIbs Helen Moore, who has visiting relatives and friends at kane. Is expected home some this week. Orvllle Whitsett is the proud fatb"! of a ten-pound boy, who came to h nil a nn Haw thin vmIt Wm. Melton. Jr.. Alva Hunter.a Ben Whitsett have returned from week's outing on the banks of is .Norm umpqua Kiver. t The local Orange holds Its reguw bi-monthly meeting next Saturday evening. I A Mr. Smith, who until recenuj tlVArf nn tho nnrlh hrani.h nf DeCf Creek, has rented the farm owned by Mrs. J urging and takes possession today. Matthew Adams is busy finishing un the wood sawine- for the season. He Is at present cutting for jono Cox. Preparations for the annual bar- vest bull given ill the Grange hall are well under way, and Invitations ior the event will soon be Issued. Dr. Bailey finished spraying bis orchards this week with Bordeaux mixture. Probably this week will see the wind-up of prune drying for tho sea son In our valley. The crop hns been exceptionally heavy and, due to fav orable weather conditions, tbere will be no loss of any value. CARL sWhl.torl. Man In Milus-. "-rvi. r . . i - reblMorlc man ooa dcb iracwi w d.ii . . .... .,. Ural period, to IHrlglum. and 11 , J, - - Itol. a Belgian geogogisi, uaa maqe for ,nd Mlllwoo w buret attempt to esunuw iu inappa grocery aloro, UJ dbandaa ion nt different stsgee. In the tower n,U Cash paid for produce along pm!Kn A .!. f k.v.. Owner a (i LOST AND POUND IIOTEfi AHIUVALS. Ilotol 1'inpnun. K. L. Basliford E. 11. Martin. A. C. Hagstead. J. E MIMnr Pnrtlnnil (V .1 r?HKhnilllpn Burr did not .gi of taking tne-KllRnne. (., h vouseur, Portland number of thtahine until It was F Goodman. Boston; O. W. Parker too late. Sliitim Mr. Ilurr has made diligent Irj trying to locate E Alexander, New York: Wm. Cuf- tne auto anu t ;in view 01 cun- feii p. x. iiotnling, 11. ti. Smltli. H lug him to am; for recmessiy A nroey Portland: Mr. and Mr passing the rlH in so doing en- , Patterson . West Side, la.: John Alex daggering the lot the occupants'. anPr Denver, Colo.; I,eroy Norton Uliy itecoruem .Neuiier nquun , Alrlle. Or.: Rnv E. Gluss. KUBcne busy reglsterlneA. His books arc T p, MaElnnls. Olendale: J. I). Hum kept In the reajgie garage, next utoni jjew York: f. II. Wlllison to the stables, h is in constant portn,; i,. Robim-tt and wifo, Kd attendance. .M;adlea are regis- . atrirker. A. V. Olson, Kd. Jacobs. tering for our oUctlon. i j.;. Dutton, Wm. T. Lane. San Fran- Mr. anu .urs. j.iiiaiiKs ien. ,,.gco: k. S. Henderson, New orn Canyonvllle yeuf for a week a , R A p.fp,., Milwaukee; Ceo. visit with their i and their fam-I (.llb p. s. Johnson. ('. 11. Itak. Ilies. also to vnncir iiirm iwuk near that city. jg The Misses Ien and Maude Kerbrache. of ej Farm, have rooms at the hoiflra. DIck Mil ler, and are atti at, school In this city. gj X. X. Dyanepsla Is AleV's curse. To restore dlgeatioiiormal weight, good health and iiyjthe blood, use Burdock Blood H-i .Sold at all drug stores.. Prl$1.00. Donglas Countyaamery butter only Sue per two ud'aquare. Ask your grocer for IPAtronixe bome Industry. i .n If you want a iwep-to-date tailor made fall ault, plaieir order with O. W. Sloper, of thofeburg Clean. Ing ft Pressing WV'"ho handles the world-wide A. ose samples. A perfect fit gua.eed at lowest prices, 1S up. Fihdry cleaning a specialty. Suits mii while you wait. Hats cleanetttlocked. 08 Portland; J. It. Kelley. Ni'w Orleans 1. 1.. Perdue. Perdue. Oregon. ltnsehiire Hotel. W. It. Oodfrt' niirt fnmllv. Ten Mile: Mrs. J. 1 iinnn fuiiiau Vallev: A. .1. Hann Pnrtlimrt: P. Ii. Iterdil and famil: Itohert llerdel and family. Marsh fiei.i- .1 s Xlcflrearv. It. II. Chandler William liorkpfvl er. .lacK .icinnsoii L. Schinidl, K. W. McKay. City rivnacuin period five of Belgium r I the line. Im-run. cave seem to have been In blted, their capacity being nrty in rage s is tne place for shingles. fctv Dersons. In tne uagaaienean i Hod the nopulanon w piooaoiy i v-iwju a piumuing s:iop has I . . . l i , mnvan in hvu u.i..i.... -. tv lletretti or uw v mnwu i - - - ,.m.ivi sireei. r ... . ... . . , r ri u i l m itti j . irlnr the lUeltera at tne ciose oi i uai t Period, and the settlers on the U of the lake may soon baro LUUOL LARDS knl ered 100 or ISO. The coming of L Cervidea forests perhaps developed I AJ. t A. M.LAI RKL LOlMiB, can have same by calling at office. this POUND. An Iriab setter dog. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expense. Inquire of V. Schmidt, Edenbower. WANTKD boDulullon of 1.000. which may have (reused to 4j000 or &000 at the bo ning of the poiianea (tone age. w York Press. So. Li. Ueguiar iuuvuuks uu I- uie secouu auu louriu gi.. Jays ot eacn uiuuiu at Jlanuiiic leni pie, vomer Jacasuu ana baae. aujuur aen invited lu aitcua. J. W. UHOVES. W. M. W. r. HAHltliJ, osc. WANTED. House work and wash ing by the day. Phone 6D-L. WANTED A steam boiler, 8 to 12 h. p. Address 8. B., caj-e Review. WANTED. A girl for general house work. Address Geo. Waterman, R. F. D., Roseburg. Whist. rVblst undoubtedly la derived from I old gnme of trumps, which baa a ,1K1,MKK IW U(lv,.i, . 'WANTKn. cinod navlnar countrv ln.lv Eua-Ilab Unease. Tbere la no . . " "J"ic -xKige. fah Mil at huvA n rloiill ton! of the origin of this game nor " " fu """M stock and ahow a good business. Its development Into ruff aud Don-1 ,n. u,,rt k,. , , W 1-1 1. lia. MMnl nf whlat I - ie earliest rererence to u u oeiieveu man. AUA LAiU-bo.N, C. 01 h. he In a sermon or I-atuoer aoout i b. ti. i-iiNux, lite r- year 1529 The name probably Is I l-ALU KIRK. Receiver, LVA. fvntm thm -hlat" or Hailnl.pe" i m In n .. ilcb close attention to play demands ""m, noaeourg ixxign, Ko. nlnvor. liuuiiuum ui-i tuupie on mo tua anu tin inurniaya ot each month. All mvmbKrs rcuueatud to ail visltlna 450,000 v First Class, QjaaBt. Apple, Pear, Peach, Pluia Ctif!:. Also a full assortment of other atoctr. i Tt e3 l we will have to put the ff$. PRICE VERY LOW ; We hate to cut prices on high class . stock, btttil deiuaud with OVER-PRODUCTION REQV.IRH-, Southern Oregon Nursery, Yowf Olasgow Pavements. according to an excellent custom In .,, r,.r,.. ., iisgow. before any atreet to paved brothers are cordially inviu-d to a repavea an cuy ueinnujirui n.oi iiena. A. V. SEELY, E. R. be IIKeiy to o(ien toe sireei are i ii. u. BuoOtil. tecratarv munlcated with so as to give them opportunity to examine their pipes EAGLES, Roseburg Aerie meets In mn lie ncceasnrr repairs, alterations I uieir nail on Jackson St.. 2nd fenewnla before the paving Is luld. na 4th Monday- eveuinps oi each uiuuiu, ai o o ciock. vis l hi hrsth. run In good standing always welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. B. F. GOObilAN. W. Sec. rnone m its lilcago News. LOCAIi NEWS Faige'a la the place for wood. Ttie Bee Hive Grocery Is now the - - Rising Star lodge No. 17 meets lu the Odd Fellows Temple every rriaay evening. Vlslllug loo agent for Drifted Snow flour thaiobest flour made. . m . . I Brethren always welcome. ' ,11 Bros.' coffees, teas, spices and , ,,, t,1PJ.V.va v ex .cts. Exclusive sale. Bee Hive . j : ;. . Qftt lery. . inJie- writing paper and envelopes at' .gjiodernto prices nt tho Roseburg 1 1. O, O. FM L'niun Encauipment No. 0 W. S. POWELL, R. M. FICKLE. F. S. 110 .k Store. Wo give S. & 11. green traling stamps. ',he greatest earning capacity for yoi ,r money can be obtained by in- ves ting In . Maynard's lots. Phone 391 1. i I: your snoea are repaired by Had- doxlyou won't be ashamed to wear iheid;, no matter where rou go. 335 N'ortlh Jackson St. MeeU In Odd Fellows Tempi, every Thursday evening. Vlsitlna brethren always welcome. J. G. STEPHENSON, C. P. O. L. JOHNSON, R. 8. JAMES EWART, F. 8. MaUnzlnes, don't give your money to uloknown tinranna and frnuila. Leav your subscription with the ltosciaurg nook store. We are mem bers r!t the Am. Booksellers Magazine Ageing Co., and guarantee you will Ki-7.enm and ItcliliiK Cuml. The soothing, healing medication in Dr. Ilobsous Eczema Olntmont nenelmlen everv tlnv pore of tll .kin elears it of all impurities- .. . ... . . .... It, llnhann 1 ' . . . A lnlrpcel,A thA mnpnv.lna nr rnfitnrf rmir n V a T ,.-.. .f. ,,, vn B Reiema u ntmeni is uran . ---. - ? v.. m aneodllv heal eczema, rashes, ring-1 Jficmcy. we give a. & H. green trad- Holda their regular meeting on teller ana oiner uuoiBi.,f - i . O. O. V., Phlletnrian Ixxlge No. 8 Meets in Odd Fellows l'nmple, corner Jaekson and Cass Sta., on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order in goud sland- ng are Invited to atiend. F. E. ElllCKSON. N. G. M. M. MILLER. F. S. M. L. WHITNEY, R. S. worn, Pfelffcr Chemical Co., and St. Louis. thi eruptions. Eczema Olntnieni is You merchants that eat bread NOT acn nionm. isiiing meiniiors in doctor s prescription, noi uu i;'nmaae la Roseburg, don't ask others suuu Lauu,us ""i1111""1' meiit. Al dniKKlsts or ny mini, -'"Minot to natronlze mall order houses. " aitena. Phllndolpblal Page's Is the place for doors and windows. calMooya saline the coudeused smile of i Gatyooya Mineral Water the wonder of ure, for headache, bilousuess, indiges tion, sour stonth,'diziness, kidney, liver and all dis- Adv. Call up 240, the Douias County I reamerj. for cream. MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. FREE JOHNSON. Sec. M. $05.00 MONTHLY. Lady or gentle man wanted as Information re porter. No canvassing. Spare time. Enclose stamp. National Realty Information liureau. File 332, Drawer 1569. Los Angeles, Calif. colt, broken I A' ride or drive; 1 rub-ber-llred buggy; 2 21,-year old colts; 1 ti-moiilha old colt.- All good stock and In good condition. O. C. llrown. WANTED Two thousand dollars for two yeara; will pay 8 per cent and giv.e security on a six thousand dol FOR SALE CHEAP. Ten acres near fair grounds, good house, barn, etc. Geo. S. Waterman. CImsV Coaar?i Funiishcdnc5; 126N.1UmC.. FOR SALE. Good, thoroughbred FOR SALE. S MNkraat .C ", Jersey milch cow. Geo. S. Water-, bucks. L. Pankey, DUrmiiaV man, Roseburg. - lar property In a neighboring FOR SALE. Complete plant for uiuaiug teuii-ui unua. anu concrete blorka. First class condition. Will soil with or without engine. M. C. Burleson, Roseburg. town. For further particulars In quire St Review onice, FOR RENT FOR RENT. Two houses on Pine street. One is furnished, $17 per month. Two story bouse on cor ner, unfurnished, 118 per month. Call on Mrs. L. A. Marsters. tt FOR SALE AND TRADE FOR SALE. Thoroughbred M. B. turkeys. Inquire at Review office. PAD SALS' nilPiP Ilaavv draft team, wagon and harness. Phone! 3HF3, or Box 492, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Largo house, three quarter aero lot, close In; will sell cheap or trade for 'mailer place. Inquire 429 Rast hvo. dtf FOR SALE. Shetland pony, buggy and harness. Call at Hoaeburgi Marble Works. dtf FOR SALE. Team, harness, wagon. Address Rudolph Harness, Rose burg. FOR SALE OR EXCHAKO C the finest homes la U tm 10 rooms, tare lots, it tiaOt. trees, fins view of dty trjr; open staircase la., tse hall, large cobblestone fire- -dining room baa .ballMa-kr china closets, plats rail SM I work: built-in book esses s4 . Ing desk In den; Datek knv ' screen porch; all ssodsrm venlences; must bs assa ta kat.a a predated. A bargain tt aatri at V once. P. O. Box til, S -t 173-Y. At home Saturday aaaf t a- day, week days till I ua4-a .-. ter 6 p. m. , j -. '.4t:.vy,.,i' i.) ' ; FOR SALE. Wheat and oats. Phone 19F5. FOR SALE. Six-griddle cooking range, cheap; Iron, porch pump. 639 E. Douglas. FOIl SALE. Team, wagon and har ness. Weight of toum, 1 2D 0 each. Inquire at Hotel McClallen. FOR SALE. A new visible type writer, standard keyboard, 44 keys, writes 88 characters: two color ribbon, back spacer and tabulator. At a bargain. Inquire at thla office. E. E. W. FOR SALE. Houso and lot, 514 'South Pine. Inquire on premise's. FOR SALE The best automobile In Douglas county for the money. Combined runabout, Truck, and 6 pussenger Tourist, every bearing new. At Fisher's Paint 8tora, Cor. Corner Oak and Rose Sts. dtf FOR SALE. Good work horse, a Jersey row, double seated hack, set of driving harness, Petaluma In cubator and 20 thoroughbred blue Andaluslnn rhlikens. 504 E. Doug las St., Roseburg, Ore. dsw It roa have soisethls :aU peM a want ad in tna Jisnew. - Foil SALE. A small business in Medford, Oregon, which la abso lutely O. K. Man and wife or mnn and boy can run it. Send card for particulars. C. A. De Voo, 418 W. Main St., Medford, Oregon. FOR TRADE. New Singer sewing mnehinn tar wood, hay or grain. 501 E. Douglas St., Roseburg. dsw DeepWoll DrillifUt We are prepared to dtf 1 wells to any deptl. Prfcis reasonable, liber III t ermp. Will drill any whete in tie rrmntv. : I 4-1 j . Griffin Et Sutherlin, FOR SALE. Pen of thoroughbred Illack Orpington chickens (4 hens and 1 cock). Will sell cheap. In-; quire at Review office. dsw orders. Cures seises and sweetens the temper. Sold by the Koscborg SodtWfrks, Krohn, Hamilton and John son DrugStortt koseburg. Oregon. IALAPOOIA SPRINGS CO., London, Oregon. LOYAL OltllKIt OF MOOSE, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. MeeU ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Isecond aud fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at S o dork in baglea In the County Court of the State of hall All visiting brothers are Oregon for Douaias County. invited to allenil In the matter of the estate of Mary GEO. NKl'NKlt. Ii'ntalor. m. Htanaiey, deceased. H. o. rAin.i-.ii.it. aecy. Notice la hereby given that in pur suance of an order of the County PYTHIAN SISTKIts. Viiiiiiiiia Tem- Court of the State of Oregon fori ..in No. 4. meets in I. o. o. F. Tern-1 Douglas County, made on the 10th In In overv Wedneaihiv evenillE. VlBit- day of September, 1913, in the mat-hg members always welcome. ici oi mo mate oi Mary m. stanaiey,! V1ARY E. HOI CK. M. E. u deceased, the underalgned admlnis- ANNA W. WIMIlEltl.Y, M. of II. & C. iruior oi saia estate win Ben at pri- . j, air saie in one parcel to the highest RKnKKAS. Roseburg Rehekah a m . n' or aPProvea crean. Lodge, No. 4 1. I. o. o. K.-Jleeu M ZZTr'aa:i" Za,. in Odd Fellows Temple every of oJteV. : r h. HrtVlxl.' Tuesday eveni,,g; .Visltnig, slsl.r. . . ' " ' ' I hroihrnri itiVltOfl 111 HUI'IIQ. cMj,". . lo . . .."V IIOSINA PATRICK. N ti .... O..U...C,, geceaseu aiso an rigiu.i iiioa ivvi t'PIUM'SIIV Sec title and lnt.rDat f n u otonrflou MISS ANNA t fc.lt til ! JM. oec. deceased. In inj u CmwI. MRS. LULU LINDStl, t. a. oA.ik.J I . ,.uCU piou.uea, io-w: r,v tiik woitl.l). O.k uommenclni at the northwest cor- .' .. nor of the Donation Land Claim of Camp N?. 12.;.-- ' "s in u -William r iw.. -a ,i. Fe ows' Hall In Roseburg ever; Claim No. 44, In Township 29 South lt and 3rd Monday evening. Visit- oi itange a wast, and C alm No. 37. mg aeign.iin - tn Inunahln ,a Qn..Il. Ttamra B .1. . . IV -.11. .I- , West. said nortliw.t rnrner hulne In I M. M. MILLER. Clerk. Snrtlnn 9(i IVwkin 4a aA..H nf - --, eui .-i.ii.-t 1 ll.e KBOES H WMt ha... .nnn n. ft.il HIM1L.1 Uf . v. . v. ..... - along the north line of said claims Circle No. 49 Meets en the 1st Nos. 37 and 44. 160 rods, thence and 3rd Monday even. us. "'r" dai. t K icn . .... rt.i.i i.,.n,n-.-u' Mi! . Mali v iuub, mence weai taw iuua muuiu bi v...,. . . to llie west Una of said Claim No. Ing members In gi.-od s'snuma i .J7, tnence north along said west line invited to attend FOR SALE. Angora bucks, best blood and good Individuals, regis tered. J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Oregon. dswtf nil! SALE.-- I fresh lllllell cow, .1 heifers, nil good Jerseys; 1 team horses, mares, 7 and 8 yenrs old. vwikoii and harness; 1 3-year old stock cf fancy and staple groceries always on band at the WEST SIDE GROCERY Is the best money can buy and In addition to light prices we lar-' anlee the quality. Save time and money by trading with us. j DO WELL & FOSTER. PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, 0R& (jjre. i - That is, the Initiated ali say, that you don't Id Root Beer is until you have tasted t iGenuine Hire7 ttoot Beer IF! LULU L1NI):M:Y. f! N. CLARA CAWLFiKI.D. Clerk. L II Douglas County Cr-Mm'-ry o . CfH Of I'''1' know what gc; STeJL a 160 rods to the nlace of beclnnlne. containing 150 acres of land aud situate In Sectloa 25, Tp. 29 South of Range 9 West, and Section 30, In Tp. 29 South of Range 8 West of Except from the above described property the following: Commencing 21 rods east of tha northwest corner ot tne Donation Land Claim of Wll liam P. Day and wife, being Claim No. 44, in Township 29 South of rtaiino o esi, an Claim No. 37, in . . - Township 29 South of Range 9 West, Ruff or and CC LrCafTl thence runnln ea , j. iwa UUH" ollu soiun i .jo i-i rods, thence west 150 rods, thence north 7t 1-3 rods, thence mini ii roas, theate north 33 1-3 rou w puce ot beginning, contain. Ing In all 95 6-8 acres more or leBS lying in uougias Cosnty. Oregon Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this 11th day of September, 191S. JOHN R. 8TANDLEY. Administrator of the estate of Mary M. Btandley, deceased T First publication 8apt. 11, 1913. Parcel Post Atlas Everybody Should Have One. Phone 310. 4J' N "' KoSel.lUB. P. S.-We pay In- t.-.f butter iat ul.d .-I cream. tts beat thing Bsinrsto Hckalcklng. R0SEBL torlss4 olsif- hot, tired, dusty and thirsty ...1 Mm. vnu CO S v.yMV. - 13 He persistent. to find today u yptierdty'i new j.:i;.vr. We re Mvtm .rt lnAv t. ,1 . v that Waa ' ' . "V iurvar .. Wlw a-hnn Ths hardest thing WB- I day hlhacAlW 0RKS 107 tS8'' Phon6 lit' lUJ i?!Ji ""' crossings you ! Ton.lL4anier' The railroad. Vn on know R. Yet th.v do not I ten" sign, ttat w' L0011 'n.d. "IT using i. . W.-7-;-;-: that you ars t bu.i.L wmetblnt to M1 btv New York Cafe (i. WnN'i. Li"-''r OPEV KA1 AM' SV.MX. Meals al A" "" Regular M-als c'lJ Chicken Lluncr 1 Nurn if 2 I' Chop Suey, Noodi.... Fre.h Of ten, Fish. Ktc. sil the tini Cor. Jackson Washington 8U- A complete Parcel Post map, showing Instantly the rate of postage under this new system from any point In the United States to any other place In the Union la what everyone Is looking for at present. The Review has Just such a map. Better still, P. will be given free to subscribers who pay for a year In advance for either the Dally or Twice-a-Weok Review. This map, printed In colors, occu pies two pages of a 12-page atlas, the pages being 14 by 18 Inches In size, tlins giving a li. 8. map 18 by 28 inches. A large detailed map of the Panama Canal sone In colors occu pies two other pages and a big Parcel Post map of Oregon la another feat ure. The latter, as well aa the U. 8. map. Is laid off In parcel post units, showing Instantly the rate on parcel post packages from any postofflce In the state to any othur postofflce In Oregon. To find the rate It Is only necessary to moasure the distance with a ruler, a stick or a piece of string, on either the Oregon or the (I. 8. map, on a direct line between the two points desired, and then place this measurement on tbe "zone" diagram at the foot of the map. There the postage rate per uind will be found In plain figures i hatev.r the dl.tance may be. In addition to the., maps there ars several pages of detailed Information regarding the new parcel post laws and regulations, explaaatloa of ths "tone" system and postage rates, stc Also full information as to what may be aent by parcel post, as wall as other postage rates and classifica tions. All the Important facta relat ing to the Panama Canal are also In cluded. These maps are certainly the best we have ever seen, and doubtless are the best yet devised, for showing In stantly the parcel post rate, between all points In the United State. Ws are Informed that ttw V. B. maps alone, using this same universal tone unit system, are being sold for 75 cents each. Following our custom and belief that nothing la too good for Review subscribers, we ordered a quantity of these parcel post atlases by wire, and they have Just arrived by express, di rect from the manufacturers In ths East. The .newest thing out Bomethlng everybody needs. They arc Free to Review sabeorlb. ers who pay a year In advance. Bend In your order now and get ths benefit. This atlas will save yon many trips to the postofflce to asa about parcel post rates and regulations. GIVN ABSOLUTELY FREE with a year paid in advance subscription to either the Doit;.' or Twice-a-Week Review. This applies to either newcx. old subscribers. We also have other fine premiumsl splendid clubbing offers. Address, SK 0,, r 4 X "i ins .;.f::--:.