Roseburg review., April 16, 1914, Image 2

OH LOOK!
Wc are selling what's left of our trees at One-Half Price
APPLE, PEAR, CHERRY, APRICOT, ETC.
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that he was an American as well as
a Chink, having been burn In this
I country.
Eiixuue had a big shake-up In Its
police department Monday ulght.
! Among other things the office or po-
I lice matron was abolished. Other
changes were made and still others
are contemplated that will do awny
with a lot of offices and consolidate
othors.
Oovomor Llator, of Washington,
claims It will require $40,000,01)0 to
complete the irrigation projects now
under way In the Northwent.
THE BEAUTY SPOTS OF
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.
UEAl TIFUIi HAIll A
CLEAN, COOL SCALP.
HAPPENED IX OltEfiON.
Little Charlotte Nash, of Milwau
kee, aged 1 1 years, spelled down 28
picked pupils from seven schools at
a recent bee, nnd she spelled through
180 pages of the spelling book before
she accomplished this feat.
Surveyors at Astoria Monday be
gan setting grado Htakes ulong the
route of the proposed Columbia Hlver
highway.
The South llaker power plant,
property of the eastern Oregon Light
& Power Company, was destroyed by
fire early Monday night. Tho origin
of the fire is unknown, and the Iobs
about $7i',,000.
That the money will he ready to bo
used for construction or Klumath
Kails' new city hull by April 2li, was
tho announcement made at tho last
meeting or the city council by a rep
resentative or the bond buyers. The
Issue 1b or $50,000.
A Chlnnmnn filed on a homostend
in the I .a Urnnde land office Monday.
This was made possible by the fact
I'so
Parisian Hufto. It Mukra the Hair
Fluffy and Abumfcuit.
It Is needless for you to have hair
that Is anything short of perfect. If
It Is falling out, losing color, splitting
or if the scalp buniB and Itches, 1m
mediately get from tile Hed Cross
Pharmacy or any drug counter a 50
cent bottle of Parisian Sage use It
frequently the first application re
moves dandruff, lnvlgorutes the scalp,
land beautiries the hair until It Is
gloriously radiant.
Parisian Sage supplies hair needs
Is porfectly harmless. It contains
the exact elements required to make
the hair sort, wavy, glossy, and make
It grow thick and beautiful.
You will surety like Parisian Sage
it is one of the best and most delight
ful hair tonics known.
SQUIRRUL POISON.
Now la tha tima to kill them; 6 lb
can. tl: 214 lbs., 60c; 1 lb., 25c.
Thla poison stands the wet weather.
We guarantee every package wa sail.
I If not satisfactory, money refunded,
dew MARSTER8 DRUG CO.
Ravlaw Waat Ada. bring results.
If It's New
We
Have It
ROSEBURG'S LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE
The Store
Where the
Women
Trade
Bellows Store Co.
ATHENA
UNDERWEAR
THE ATHENA LOW-NECK GARMENT
(KNIT)
MUCH PRIZED DY WOMEN FOR SUMMER WEAR
Extra ftilnn
nllowcd for bust
Stays on shoulders
low in, front
v
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V . Sarrov ;uross the. back' 'it
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The Athena low-neck
sleeveless garment is tai
lored cut to fit narrowing
to the back's proportion
with extra fullness alloucd
for the bust. The outline
of the garment is curved
(not square) it follows the
line of the bust. It h also
cut lower in the front than
in tllf Jinrlr tn ir will nnl
show beneath transparent yokes or blouses.
There is a great feeling of comfort in the Athena
low-neck sleeveless garment. It positively eliminates
tha irritating slip of the shoulder-straps down oivr
the arms. Neither need it be tied to uncomfortable
security by ribbon or tape.
Athena Underwear is made in dainty, cool fabrics
for Summer wear, tn all the pretty low-neck
designs in union suits and separate garments.
Athena has seven special features. Ask to sec them.
Point Pleasant Park and tha Public
Gardens Notable Examples.
Point I'lciiHunt park In Halifax. N.
S., tuts been left In a wild state. Be
yond keeping the roads hi excellent
repair and thinning out the under
growth us needed uo attempt has been
made to inipruve on nature. In addi
tion to the winding interlui-lng roads,
there are iiiniiy alleys and bridle paths,
which altogether make u woodland
maze. The thick evergreens form ad
mirable wind screens, mid even in win
ter (for comparatively Utile snow fails
in Halifax! il walk through one of the
sheltered avenues with the tide com
ing in over the shingle Just down the
bank Is a pleasure to be remembered.
The iiialn entrance is fruui Voting ave
nue through a line pnlr of Iron gates,
the gift of Sir William Young, n for
mer chief Justice of the province, who
Is remembered for many benefactions
Your Baby Should
, Not Eat This Cake
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ViVf&TD:''-'' '7m
Can you tell when a
piece of cloth is all-wool?
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Above Are Shown Death Dealing Flies Feasting on
a Cake In a Bakeshop
DH1VKWAF IN POINT IM.EAHANT I'AUK.
Ill the city. Just Inside Is (lie park
keeper's loile. n Htune cottage, which
In slimmer Is embowered In Mowers.
Motorcars or nil descriptions tire bur
red from this pnrk, as (he sleep and
winding roads would make their op
era(loi) utiKiife to the riders as well
as to other fret) neuters. It Is full of
charming vlstus nnd alTords many In
terest Iiik vlewa of the harbor and the
Arm. The presence of the fort idea
tions makes this pnrk uuhpie.
Straight down the road a mile from
the Youiik avenue Kate Is the second
beauty spot of Halifax, the public gar
dens. This Is an area of some twenty
acres In the very heart of the city. It
Is quadrilateral In shape and fenced In
by n stout but mmbstruslve Iron railing
which does not Interfere with its looks
and effectually guards all within from
willful or accidental depredations. Kor-ty-flve
yen I'm ago this plot of land was
on the outskirts of the city. Many
a hag of woodcock and snipe has been
shot on the swampy ground near by. A
company leased it from the city for the
purpose of growing vegetables; but. on
failing, the city resumed the property
and resolved to turn it Into a pleasure
ground. Today It Is believed to be the
most beautiful public garden hi Can
ada. -Not as In the park, here the hand
of inn ii has been busy for many years,
it jul the result is beauty from the exer
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"Bring
Home a
Bottle of
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HOMY
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JLxULV
'flSr-.- tor
Willies
Cold"
FOR COUGHS and COLDS
CMtn No Oa,la.t 1 Sa,f. Tr CMl.trtn
ALL DHl ;iSTS KVKHYW1IKKI'
ILL! JLLLU'LJI JJuTUU!!-.-,
CITIES AND CONDUCT.
A city has u powerful psycho
logical effect upon Its Inhabit
ants, and a beautiful city is not
only n pleasure to the aesthetic
sense, but n stimulus to right J
conduct .Mean deeds are most 4.
apt to be enacted in mean streets,
and the plunderer avoids the ?
stately sipiare and broad avenue. T
A murderer seldom, if ever, seeks jj
.his victim on the steps of a capi- J)
tol or in thexMUTidors of a library
or a gallery. X
To parllcipate In the replnn- T
nlng f a city Is a civic duty of X
the highest character. As In no Y
other way can a city be so great- $
ly benefited, those who take part j
in such movements servo not
only their Interests, but tlie in i
terest of the whole public.
The importance of city plan- J
nlng is so great that once It Is i
uuderslood It meets with unqtial- Y
Hied approval ami the strongest j
forces In (lie community are nl- X
ways In Its favor. It Is a move- T
X meiit which lis it proceeds en- ,
T counters less nnd less opposition.
X being at once a credit to the city X
t and its oiigiuators. It may well J
$ become an avot ation of the great- .
J est interest and absorption and
Is one of tlie tlrst importance not 4
T only lo the citizen, but to the j
i community - l-'rank Koester. 4-
4- 4 t4, 4- 4 H,'5"!"5
else of the art which conceals art. Th
old swamp has been drained through
this area and forms n prctly piece m
ornamental water, animated by the
presence of swans and several vatle
ties of din ks.
liarely Is so much variety to be fount:
within so small an area. The center i
the band stand, where concerts are
given In the summer. Around it are
grouped the principal (lower beds, from
June to September a bla.e of rich and
varied color, a continual feast for the
artist's eye Trees gf widely different
habitat nourish side by side. Shrubs
are well grouped and arranged, Tho
walks twist nnd wind delightfully, ami
once Inside the gates the visitor cannot
see anything to remind him of a city. ,
A notable feature Is the tow cost of
maintenance. The park receives an an
nual grant of $i..VH. and the public
gardens get $il.iMHt. In oilier words,
these two pleasances are m:ifutalned at
an annual cost of 17 cents per eapitu
a remarkable result.-American City. j
PLAYGROUNDS IN P0RT0 RICO.
One of United States' Exports to the
Island Is the Idea.
Jt was an American business man. a
townsman of Joseph Lee. who saw to
It that one of America's exports to
Porto Ilico a few years ago was the
playground idea. How well the trans
planted shoot developed may be seen
In (he fact that during the last live
years the number of towns m the is
land maintaining playgrnuuds has In
creased from twenty-seven to sixty-one
and the money spent for playgrounds
from $3.(M0 to $i:t.;Mi).
Through the Influence of Arthur K.
ICstabrook and his friends a playground
association was first established in
Porto ltico. one of the most active
members being the Itev. Alexander II
Leo. who then lived In Ponce. Soon
the American school system, which
1' f
Have Arundel tune It.
SLAUGHTERED VALUES!!
Everything at wholesale prices. Buy where you can buy best. Our entire line
of Taney and Standard Canned Goods-Coffees, Teas, Spices, Extracts, Pickles,
Hams, Bacon, Stoneware, Tinware, Flour, Feed, etc., at such prices as below:-
All Willi,- aniipn. f, bars :':, rami ft
Coal oil, per gallon i.v
Craiki'ra, nr Hi hic
Mnraroul, p,r Hi . i,c
KpaKhi'lll mill Vcnnliflll, i,-r Hi. 4ic
Hcaim, per lb 4 n-ic
MHtf'ht'li, 10 hoxfs Mrtr
Cream Hollrcl OalR. por lb Ir
MIr Kyp I'loiir, lilil f,i.oo
(ilhor (irailca Hour, Mil. VI.'JO, fl do
and ai.wi.
liny flour now; II Is mire to ml
vaiiin in the next :u iluya.
6 lb. box Star Tobacio, per lb. ,.4,V
Corn, per case 'J.l.'
Tomutoea, per caae f'J.tn
I'ena, per chkh $2.iu
Niiliar, dry Kranulnleil, sack ..!., 1.1
EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION
Wc have reduced every item. These are our regular prices and at these figures
wc will continue to sell. Excepting for market changes. Wc tell in any quantity.
With yoar good sized orders we give you the benefit of our wholesale prices. Our
single package or retail price is only enough higher to cover additional cost of
hauling in ft small way. Patronize a store that will maintain living prices.
Heineinbor wo are reapoimililo f,ir low prlres In Donelnirn. Wlibua removed prices would iikuIii be
donated. Knperlal attention Riven mall order. We furnlKli at better prices nil items you can buv
from mall order hoimea, InrludliiK wire fenilni!. harness, natla. to ita, dnanilte. etc.
PEOPLES SUPPLY COMPANY
TUB AM KltlCAN P LA VOltOUNU IDIU.
h:id heen oriinixed in 1'urto Illm, wn
eneounit'd to prctvlde nnd maintain
sehoot phi.VKrouuds. In one town n
prfvnte enrixinithui demited land fur
nn nlhlelle Held, and In several nt hers
mure laud fur playground ue has al
ready heen lven or promised. In sumo
iustanees where land was nut available
playgrounds have been established on
the pulilie pla.as.
1 While the need of trained Instructors
la very preat. the co-operation of prin
cipals ami tearliers has done much to
foster and. develop the movement. It
is phenomenal, reports an observer,
that the people of Porto Ktco, with
their lack of advantages in the past,
could so soon do things so nearly up to
the standard achieved In America. The
children are bright and willing, but
the same observer reports that their
principal nmbltton Is not to work, but
to jret into the army and become luv
llceuien and wt-ar uniforms. With
practical studies In the schools farm
Ins and mechanical work fur the hoys
nnd housekeeping for the pirls togeth
er with the spirit gained from organ
ized play. It Is expected that ti'e com
Ing generation will be better lilted for
self government than are tho Porto
Itlcnus of today.
The same games nnd other play
ground activities which are to be found
in American playgrounds have proved
equally successful In Porto Kleo. P.ach
year In Ponce u meet of the Inters, ho
lastic Athletic i.sswiation is held. This
Is attended by parents and friends
from nil part of the Island It Is a
representative and tala event, not onlv ;
giving Impetus to the playground do- I
velopment. but stimulating a spirit of i
neighlorllne-s ng the people. j
YOU CAN CURETHATbACKACHE,
I'.in lnti i Ii, hni-lc. diftm, h-sitv hp .ml c'n
rr.l l.inrn .r. let a .., kL-, of .ih,t Or..
AKOHtnt -LF4F. Hi, I'..MilriVI an .1 hrh nir
r.ir.il Ki.liif j.ll .il.W .mil rin.iy tn'iiM, lien
foq .11 run ilowTt, titrd. wtik ,nd iih,,t
,n,Tvrnsr' tln,iMii.rk.l-ipfomh!n.iion efn.tnrr'.
hprt..nl re.'t A . Ie'itrl.iti,u hkn Decanal.
Moihft 0.rs . Arenirtllr-I r.r 1, ,J i-n.
X.t,(.r.vnlhr m.il f.-r.V"cl .mlrwTl FKKli.
dJnn, Iht MutlwrUn; Co., Uhoj.S, V
Some suits of clothes that sell for $15
are not all-wool, but you might have to
wait until you have worn them in the
rain to find it out.
Why buy in the dark-Clolhcraft Clothes
have stood the acid test for all-wool and
are guaranteed by the makers as well
as ourselves, to fit, hold their shape and
wear to your complete satisfaction.
Known-Quality and Known-Values are
yours if you buy Clothcraft.
Duds for Men
A. J. IIOCIIRAIKL
HAIiUV SHOES HARDEMAN HATS
Rubber tire work at Klsner &
Marsh's, Oak street.
A. D. S.
Pile Remedy
Cures
Have Arundel tuna It
MERCHANTS' LUNCH
Serred at
Hotel Umpqua
From 11:45 until 2: 50c
ill r w i-n.
Bear Sez:
Variety is the spice of life, if you
don't tnlt In the pickle boat. Try our
i'i: Ki.i:s.- Sweet, sour, dill, mus
turd, mixed.
OMVHS -Creen, ripo and stuffed.
Kvi'ryt.'iin;,- good at
MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
- Phone 184 Phone 184
ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY
Sl (X l:SSORS TO CHI-RCII BROS.
Up-to-date Bread, Ceke, Pastries
Try our Genuine French Bread
Price 5c. a loaf
KOENIG & SCH0ENWALD, Proprietors
The Gash Store
Now offers the best value tn flour ver ntr.r.rt w .n. r.
I burg, l'rincess Flour, a blend of Montaoa and Idaho, plali ttckl
$l.:f0 per sack; hard wheat, 1.3S p.r towel sack; Battle Am Idaho
I '"""d nlieat' l lD Per ck. Guarantee of satisfaction on every sack
THE CASH STORE
WB SAVE TOU MONEY
125 W. Cass Street Phone 270
Roiaburg, Oregon.
DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Ail goods selected with care and warranted as
represented.
Agency Shelby Mazda Lamps
ASBURNS PHARMACY
VRoseburg, Ore. Opposite Hotel Umpqua
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