Roseburg review., March 11, 1916, Image 3

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D
o SOCIETY
(Continued from pag 2).
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ilow and white iprlng flowers
iy'ere u&ed in decorating, and after
'a. ahort business session the guests
enjoyed a social hour. This was fol
t lowed by a delicious lunch served
on small tables that looked most al
' luring in yellow and white. Thoe
present were: Mesdumes C. liun
, tert. J. Koenig. E, Langenbtrg, K.
Prinzen, tleo. Nuuer, Sr., Trumbo,
, H. Schmidt. J. T. Hryan, S. Chandler.
" Ferguson, H. Wlllett, M. Moore, A.
' Wastel, L. J. Humes, Misn Mabi-1
Bryan, and the hostess, Mrs. .J.
Sloan.
After the pleasanteat of after
noons, the guests departed, con
vinced that their hostess U a delight
ful entertainer.
On Friday Afternoon.
a -Jlrs. S. 1. Kvans was hostess to
W O adlos Auxiliary of St. OorRfs
ourch yesterday afternoon. After
nhe usual business meeting, the rest
of the afternoon was occupied in
v Awing for the missionary box, and
irry conversation until refresh
Tients of the daintiest order were
terved by the hostess.
wfll Party.
A very pleasant farewell party
a as given Thursday evening at the
sine of bandmaster S. K. Wright
honor of Miss Leila I. Wrigiit.
, f hj leaves Monday evening to visit
"definitely with her uncle and aunt.
'0 aj10 A'rs. Charles F. Howe, of
iwuter, Michigan,
he parly was planned by Miss
Vrig tit's class mates of the eighth
' -tide of Rose School and was in
. p nature of a complete surprise.
)e evening was. spent with various
ntestflnnd games, and singing and
tUsic added to its pleasure. Later.
jb guests were served with dainty
i ght refreshments. Present were:
',lsnes Dorothy and Katherine
tjllver, Hazel Hinkle, Ruth Powell.
.1 Wan Flint, Virginia Huffum. Shir
il J-. liiiore, Kdith Hosmer, Blanche
Wi.aiwr.ieau, Anabelle henn. Lille
J loo m. Olive Munson. Kmma lluh-
nnii MtlrfrArl It tack flam H ittinmi
r Jllie I). Wrlglit. Clara Louise
fright and Charlotte Lolita Wtight.
I wiiig Club.
Mrs. t;eo. Holler Tuesday even
g entertained the members of the
iwlng Club at her home on South
fackson street, in honor of her
truest, Mrs. Dora Uolter, of Port-
and. While a few of the more in-
lluatrious plied with needles, others
I a ug lied and talked and were en
ertained with music until refresh
ments of the highest order were
:rved. Those enjoying the even
's; were: Mrs. Dora Holter, Mrs.
i L. Miller, Mrs. Elbert Hermann.
i a. Clark Bargar. Mrs. Charles
'narton, MIbs Velle Darker, M ish
r rgaret McClellan, Miss Pearl
( irt. Miss Madge Miller, and the
fs, Mrs. (ieo. Holler.
s Jr. K. L. Miller, Clark Uargar.
Jbert Hermann, Joseph Murphy
fl Charles Wharton dropped in
J j 0'reshinents.
'" .Mm. MnVlkmnlri.
, Mrs. A. J. Ford and -Mrs. A. .?.
irman entertained at a thimble
fty at the former's home on
j k street Thursday afternoon in
J of Mrs. W. L. Maclon;ld. of
1 ants Pass, who has been visiting
Mrs. Mai Donald returned to
J f home Thursday evt ning.
A pretty decorating scheme was
ected throughout the rooms with
et and green. Touches of St.
fick were in evidence anil ining
wlth bunches of fragrant violets.
Inty refreshments were serxed at
ill tabtes gay with the same color
erne, and on green tinted place
! ds appropriate to the occasion
. written the names of Mrs. W.
j UaeDonald, Mrs. ;. L. Flint. Mrs.
Knjrer, Mrs. A. I. Ilawn. Mis.
. Y. Allison. Mrs. Carl Reymers.
. Alvin MeKenzie, M rs. Warren
-Mrs. J. M. Trerren. Mrs. Ed.
W . M rs. O. Jen n i n gs, and the
; esses, Mrs. A. J. Carman nnd
' 4. A. J. Ford. A table for the lit
'nlks had also been provided and
J at this were Kvelyn Hawn.
phi me Jennings and Max Car-
mul Seulnie Party,
ong the pretty pocial events
week was the delightfully in-'-J
afternoon of sefflng Tuesday.
O. P. Coshow hostess and
t Coshow, of Hood River.
T guest, specially compll
After a nfbst enjoyal)le af
j, dainty refreshments were
to the guests, who wer:
Robert Corhow, Mrs. Douglas,
. J. Stewart. Mrs. K. Pick-n-.
rf. D. Urates and Mrs. Glenn
jiberly.
Irs. Kohert Coshow has received
y social courtesies during her
here. On Thursday afternoon
ras the gucst at a thimble party
ed in her honor by Mrs. I). J.
onf a enjoyed.
Pnr.rnke Su:t" Siitlnrlir.
s Ladles Guild of the Kplm opal
'h at Sutherlin, at rved a de
" Pancake Supper" in the
'lows Hall there Td'Mlay
Clusters of violets ilecor-
tables and a rrot of jon
arl spring flowers gave a irala
the affair. The mi pi.fr w a
red bv the I adieu and s-n ed
e gentlemen. During the evn
danrms. singlne and niuslr
delightful amuseuunt Those
. STO.RIA
.vV la&mb and Children
fh "or Oyer 30 Years
da;f.iw of draft
Drafts feel best when we are hot
and prapirtng. Just when thy av?
most dangerous and the result Is Neu
ralgia. Stiff Ntck, Sore Muscle or
sometimes an attack of Rheumatism.
In such oases apply Sloan's Liniment.
It stimulates circulation to the sore
and painful part. The blood flows
frely and in a abort time the stiff
ness and pain leaves. Those suffer
ing from Neuralgia or Neuralgia
Headache will find one or two appli
cations of Sloan's Liniment will give
grateful relief. The agonizing pain
gives way to a tinglin sensation of
comfort and warmth and quiet rest
and sleep is possible. Oood for Neu
ritis loo. Price 2.c. at your druggist.
uttentling from Roseburg were: Hev.
and Mrs. Itarr li. Lee, Mrs. J. C.
Hume. Mrs. Dexter Rice. Mrs. H. C.
Slocum and Mrs. H. C. Stanton. They
were royally entertained by the
Sui herlin ladies, who know Low to
make it pleasant for visitors.
Fullert4in Paivnt Tern-hen.
The Fullerton Parent-Tenrhrs'
Association met last night and after
a splendid business session, they in
joyed listening to a' lecture by Miss
Ktbel Yates on "Domestic Science in
the Schools." Miss Yates talked In
an entertaining manner und a great
deal of Interest was shown In her
subject, which she divided into sev
eral parts. Throughout it all she
brought out the idea that every girl
should be taught to show an inter
est in the home and learn home mak
ing in the most efficient and eco
nomic manner. j
I rot t y Luncheon.
Miss Helen Krohn wns hostess at
a prettily appointed luncheon for
several of her young friends at her
home on F.lla street this afternoon.
Masses of violets and daffodils gave
the talile a lovely and springlike
coloring. During the afternoon, the
guests were entertained with music
and a ride Into the country. Those
enjoying the young hostess's hospi
tality were: Misses Cora Weber, i
Yea trice Sutherlin. Kdnn Kndieott,
Svlvla Abeene, Virginia Itiggs, Mabel
vieCulloch. Lois Oddes and Stella
Krohn. j
urpi'No Party.
A pleasant surprise was sprung on
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shiria. of Suth
erlin. at the regular meeting of the
Itehekah lodge there, held on
Thursday evening, March 2. The
fact became known that the day was
he 34th wedding anniversary of
VI r. and Mrs. Shiria, and arrange
ments were iiiietly made by their
lndg; friends to make the anniver
sary a memorable one. At the con
Pisinii of the regular business of
'he lo.ige, a wedding cake of gen
ious proportions was brought forth
ind served with excellent coffee.
This was followed by some delight
'ul instrumental music, during which
unny present could not refrain from
mbnietng the opportunity to enjoy
i wait. The pleasant aTfair con
Luted at a late hour with congratu
lations to .Mr. and Mrs. Shiria from
i lit ir many friends present.
iNirty A (ilendale.
One of the most en lovable social
iflatrs of the pre-Lenten season wa
the card party given by Mrs. T. F.
Maginnis, at her home at Olendnle.
Sat urday afternoon. There were
five tables of ,..mi'' and the prize,
a handsome hand -pa in ted picture,
the work of the hostess, was won by
Mis. .1. W. .l:cobson, of Los Angeles,
for high score. Mrs. Maginnis was
aid v agisted hy her daughter, M iss
Agnes. The rooms were tastefully
de orat d and delicious refreshments
were served. The following ladies
wern present: Mesdanos Clarke,
Spiker, Wilson, Neuner, Harvey,
HardinK. KedHeld, Rothermel, Wil
liams," I nrby, Moore, Knott. Jacob
son. Com by. Htliel Wilson. Missi's
Savder, Knna Rcdfi Id, Hartung.
Spikei, Ruth Williams and Nelson.
t the Anlier's Thenter.
Round, Jovial Rns:-oe A i liuck le
L'"ts n runnenial role in "Fickle
Fatty's Fall,' the Triangle comic
play due at the Antler's Theater to
niuht. His host of admirers in pre
vious Keystone plays will welcome
with jo his appearance in this new
comedy, which shows him in amus
ing emu plications with a wife and
mother-tu-law. This is a splashing,
dashing comic picture of life on the
coast, full of (living ami swimming
and r seues of men pud women who
have bi'en hurled into ll'C water by
runaway antes.
Arbu nle is no inade-i.p fat man.
He the real genuine fut man.
weigh in it at present '2 . pounds. I n
his extensive ex perience, A r buckle
has plaved timnv parts, lie has clone
slneing ami a .-robatic stunts all over
the country and lias even broken
into opera. Il wps a hit the first
time he was filmed by the Keyst nj
studio in " The (inngsters '
Arh'h kle is a fat. boyish husband
in "Fickle FattVs Kail." He throws
a chef Hpd a butcher bov out nf bis
kitchen when he finds them fiyht
inr over a maid. H lets infnfiatr 1
with the maid, and she is fired lie
then ha" to b cook and maid for a
household with itmnstng ron-eruen-ces.
He takes the maid to the bath,
and thev bae a en-at time flirting
and dfving until the wife and tnotii-er-ln-law
appear. Th' n there l a
rai'id eet-awav. Fatf v and t'.f girl
in one motor, pursued bv wifev ),!
tiioH;er in-law. Th" ife r-r t -inires
unn ar.a-'i aide, nnd nh i"
thrown In th" waf r, Sh Is rescued
by Fattv. He looks for a life pre
mtmt to throw to t he nioHier-ln -law.
but finds it t fastened with a
fhain and lo V H ft;eu tiiro h r
pn an hor The h-f ha also be-n
thrown in thp o'f-an Tlie pair ate
finally n scu-d hv some cop who
have n'so hren hurled in the wat'r
bv r run away auto.
Ther" are some thrilling m w dl
as comic effe. n in the run away
auto e; todes and the r fuci In th
water.
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TrTTTvTTTTTTT TTTT T.
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FX) II gALiL.
4 Wst Side Grocery, all -J.
f. Ktok. fixtures, horse, wagon.
4 H. C. Henson. Receiver, Hooui
4, Commercial eiuo blag. t"
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Knti-rtuineU at Dinner.
Mrs. ticorgo Hradburn was hos
tess at a dinner party of ten coers
at her home at Wiustoiis last Sun
day. Rich, red carnations and the
fine green of ferns made a center
decoration of enchanting lovlluess.
Those seattd at the table were Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs.
Warner. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Green,
Miss tfencvieve Skinner. Lyman
Skinner, und the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. George hradburn.
For Mr. ami Mrs. Kendall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Selecman will
entertain at their home on Commer
cial avenue at dinner tonight In
honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Kendall,
of Pittsburg. Pa. A golden center
of daffodils and Jonquils will adorn
the table in pleasing suggestion of
spring.. Covers will be placed for
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kendall. Mr. and
Mrs. D. J. Stewart, Dr. K. H. Stew
art. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Rice. Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Weaver. Mrs. Anna
Smith and the host and hostess, Mt.
and Mrs. C. L. Seleemnn.
l.odtro F.iUftnliiel.
The auxiliary of Oakland Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, was en
tertained at the home of the Worthy
Matron. Mrs. Gertrude Hall, Tuesday
afteinoon of this week. The ladles
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon,
alter w hlch delicious refreshments
were served. The treasury of the
auxiliary Is swelling with each meet
ing and the object of the club Is be
ing met with good results. Mrs. K.
R. Stevenson will be at home to the
auxiliary next Tuesday afternoon.
Society Personals.
The Women's Relief Corps met
at their room In tha armory yester
day afternoon for their regular busi
ness session.
While the members of the Em
broidery Club were being entertain
ed by Mrs. Lulu Veason, their hus
bands were given a pleasant evening
at the home of Simon Cnro, on W.
Moaher street, where they played
ards and amused themselves until
the close of the evening, when de
licious refreshments were served
them.
Miss Fannie Campbell arrived
from Corvallts Thursday evening to
spend the week-end here. She will
return tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kendall, of
Pittsburg, Pa., who arrived here
Friday, are being entertained nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Selec-
man, in Kast Roseburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Kendall will be the guests of
honor at a number of social affairs
to be held here during the next few
days.
Miss Helena Riddle, a popular
Riddle young lady, passed Friday in
Roseburg visiting at the home of
Sheriff nnd Mrs. George Qulne.
Miss Lillian Hurtle, of Portland
left for her home last evening after
x few dayp spent here with friends.
Miss Hartle is a popular Portland
girl nnd ban entertained much there
during the past two years.
QHiCHESTER S PILLS
yVjsri nun IV.t. Ki(t. Al.in Hrllil !
S01D BV DRUGGISTS EVXRWtKRE
Safety Razor
Blades
Can he successfully
Re-Sharpened
8.".. olio nallffied custuniera tcstit)
I hut
One Firm in the West does it
30c A Dozen, Any Make
Straight razors, re-eueil, 3.1c.
Ki'pr.nrnt"d In Hos' huru by
CHURCHILL HARDWARE, Co
Sanitary Hhnpr-nlnK Co., Kdne Ex
ptTtH, Herkeley, Cal.
Buy where Youf
Can Save Money T
.. The Moniy you si t aside T
" cai-h week lor the table,!
.buys more here fur less 4
T The Careful house w ile
X will ;.pp-cua!e this.
TAI1 K'ds Strictly Fresh i
TN"optcial baits are nee-
Acssary to altrait attention j
X a le
j Spot Cash Basket Grocery i
T A. C. DUNLAP, Prop.
T 23A. N. jKkum St.
I FLOUR, and FEED I
Pine, Oak and Fir
j; WOOD FOR SALE
CyjCi I' Italn i:4 n i I. old r.ruULV
M TvJ Tnkn rtlirr. Buy of jmwr V
I (if l!-!. 1 .fnf in-rirrs-Trn
f"I,,!"l"f m"J"fH"l"l"l"li
The V. C. T. V. will meet with
Mrs. J. H. Cum rain g. at Sutherlin.
on Tuesday aUernoon, Ma rob 14
Among those on the program are:
Mi. and Mrs. H. L. Smith, violin and
piano numbers: vocal olo by Mrs
Waite. and an address by Rev. K. K.
McVickei. Refreshments will be
sf rved.
Our esteemed citizen. Major J.
Harvey Reed, celebrated his 6yth
birthday anniversary on Wednesday,
and was the recipient of congratu
llons from his many friends In the
valley, says the Sutherlin Sun. The
Major says he feels Just as lively as
he did during his forty years' aei
vice as a locomotive euglneer.
The Indies Auxiliary of the Com
mercial Club met In a short busi
ness session Monday evening, but
owing to the Illness of the president,
nothing of Importance was accomp
lished. The meiuoers hope to soon
begin active work on their plans.
A merry event of St. Patrick's
day will be enjoyed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Green, at Wins
tons, when they entertain the Din
ner Club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wimberly had
as guests at dinner today ut their
home on North Jackson street, Mrs
Kd. Itywater. Mrs. C. L. Cleveuger,
and Mrs. Thus. Fry, of Grants Pass.
A silver tea was given by the
Ladles' Guild of St. Clements
Church at the home of Mrs. Iois
Powell, ut Oakland, on Wednesday
afternoon. Assisting with the serv
ing were Mrs. R. L. Stearnfl, Mrs.
Roy Stearns nnd Mrs. R. 1. Hrldges.
...
The 1'mpqua Dancing Club en-!
joyed a delightful evening at the
new armory last night, with practi
cally the entire membership of the
organization represented. The music
was even better than had been an
ticipated and the floor was In the
best of condition. The dance was
one of the best held by the club for
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Relecman. the
former of whom Is local representa
tive for Kendall Hrothers. of Pitts
burg, will entertain a few of their
friends ut a dinner to be served at
6 o'clock this evening. Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Kendall will be the guests of
honor at the dinner.
L4C A h AND PERSONAL
Miss Grace Hartle, of Portland.!
left for her home last evening after j
a few days spent here with friends.
George Gibson, of Turner, was a
visitor in Roseburg for a few hours
today.
An inventory in the estate of Ana
bell Monelaws, of Minneapolis,
Minn,, was filed in the County Court
today. The estate is valued at $")Ui,
the property consisting of 1!0 acres
near Myrtle Creek. The appraisers
were S. .1. Jones, W. F. Thomas and
( E. Zweigart.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish. of
Detroit, Mich., have arrived in Rose
burg to remain permanently. They
were attracted here hy the announce
ment of the construction of the pro
posed Roseburg & Eastern Railroad.
In the event the railroad is con
structed as planned, Mr. Pamsh
says he will purchase resident v prop
erty here.
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Hjianking does not cure chiltlrva of b-l-wetting.
There 1 ft constitutional cams
fr thia troMe. Mm. M. Hunmicni, Poc
W, Notra tHuna, IiM., will send trvc to
ftujr iunth?r. l.er ucccMiifid boioe trctt
meat, with full Inatr'-ictlous. rU-ail no
moory, but writ bf." to.Uy If fuur chit
dreu trouble yon la tlitt wy. 1) n't
Ll&iae the child -tho chancee axe It cmi'
help It. This treatment al .0 cure ol lta
and aired penpto troubled with urioe dtlU
oultie by Uy or night
NATIONAL MAZDA
ihcir bodies. Do not jmt ehildi cti's ryis nnder stiain
hy had lighting. Use SUNBEAM MAZDAS.
It 'a ltt-r. Ii'h iM-ilitrr. It thn- liiti- u Iti iirht :ii cat lcri lnnii
lijlit at 1 vtmlH nt nmrtj. Ii i IksI Mht fir n-mlin, ituh, work or
piny. May we talk with yon alxnit lilitintf your lioiisr, store or liuiWIiii'.''
Roseburg Electric Company
l-lmne lii.
DAIRYMEN
& FARMERS
Here is a
Cream
Separator
That is a Time Saver,
Labor Saver, A Money
Maker- Look it over.
J.F. Barker &Co
Farm Implements,
Vehicles, Machinery.
IiOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mis Nancy E. Wauou, of Dixon
viUe, spent yesterday m this city ,
with friends. (
Harry luiug, of Portland, arrived
In the city last evening to spend a
lew days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarvev Ikirris, of
Redding. Cal., were visitors in the
iil tor a few hours today. j
Charles Church, of Mason City,!
Iowa, arrived here last evening to
spend a few days with friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. H. Minnutt, of
Poitlaud, arrived -ere last f.vnlng
to spend a few days with friends.
Anna McGee, defendant in the suit
brought by E. V. Hoover for collec
tion of money. In the Circuit Court,
yesterday filed her answer. She
presents a general denial of the al
legations on w hich 3 he Is accused.
Ellsworth Vurnell, of Eastern
Oregon, arrived here last night and
left early today for the rural dis
tricts, where he Inspected a couple
of ranches which he routemplal "i
pure basing. Mr. Turnell recently
disposed of his holdings In Eastern
Oregon.
It. A. Knlppf, of Tiller, who was
yesterday convicted in the Justice
court here, on a charge of having
venison in his possession contrary to
law, left for his home today. Mr.
Knippe utl ributes his arrest to the
activities of certain persons who are
dcstroin of gaining control of his
ranch. R. W. Thompson and R. D
Monroe, who were here as witnesses
in the case, also returned to Tiller
this morning.
AS IDEAL SPRING LAXATIVE
A good and time tried remedy Is
Dr. King's Now Life Pills. The first
dose will move the sluggish bowels,
stimulate the liver and clear the sys
tem of waste and blood Impurities.
You owe It to yourself to clear the
system of body poisons, accumulated
during the winter. Dr. King's New
Life Pills will do It. 25c. at your
druggist.
George Shanks
For Automobile Top
Repairing. New Tops
made to order. At
Kohlhagen (Si, Banks'
Stage Barn
YOUR PERSONALITY IS
Your
Greatest Asset
Our husinrss in to kerjt ijnu
looking Spir-iittil-sfitn II V
help toii to enrich umir per
son a I (i tften nt n re lnj -
-Cleaning-Pressing
Repairing
I'ottr apporet no fhorott hlif
thtit ipm in ur be regarded as
fixe .irric.iiiixa
Try I's Test t"s Cull l'n
342 N. Jarknon
Phone 27?
THIS LIGHT IS GOOD
FOR BOYS
Hoys and Girls need I
hesi lifilit yiu tan give
them. Their eyes aic
crowni" like the rest of
li t I . 4n. kitm
XATNIYW, C'HKAM Si;iVlATOIt
Seven hmi'tr( iiillllnn dollars In
the value il;ir . ijn dairy prodiift
In th ( nited Htiiteft tor one year,
nnd It In a matter of r-tord ttiat more
mon-y In mnde from dairy row than
from any other source of Income tin
the farm. ('ream Me pa rat or have
madt thi ftonMlhle hy th" (treat Hav
ing In time ami labor, and the great
er an. omit i,f hutN'rtat ecurd. When
you t oy a s . a r a 1 o r you a 1 1 1 the
one t!iat cKltus th rlo'fst, wutnmer
or wlntt-r: that will handle milk from
"kI ripper" cow; th.it will produc
er earn of any d-nlred di-nutt y. The
In hor navei n the hi )t"tn, and t'ie
Natloiial rn hut i'i ti-(p4 while
other make have from to li0.
The?r pattn all require leaning, and
the li a part the h h work. To ap
prer;(t. tli" value of ttiln neparator
you must see it. It in now on dis
play at the J. K. Marker A Company
Htore, In ItosehtiraT- It In to every
dalrtnan' Interest to nee It.
'3.1.. .
similiifmAitii'irtaiKiiiu.-,
liiitj Sumnrts nsillkwlsii
U.as.iT
PioranK-s Dicjlipn.CWd
tipss anri Hfst'Contilns nrw-f
Opium .Murplunr iirMuai
Not Narcotic.
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tkiiritit- 1
mi
Mor , Sour Slcmuli.piarrhir
No 1
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FocSiniilf Signature of
KFW Y0NK.
Kkw.1 Copy ol Wniw,
WOOD
OAK nil Kilt SIM. IT Oil Ill.tM'K
HAY and FEED
Feed, Fuel (Sit Supply Company
Phone 56 Stages & Son Phone 56
PANTRY PATENT'S '" ''.vnu I;iv,',l,t i'l I't trv a sack. Tliero
NEELY & NEELY, CASS STREET
CHALLENGE PRICES
Royal Club
'Super-Quality" Coffee, Two weeks only,
March 4th. to 18tli.
1 pound tin - - 35c
3 pound tin - - $1.00
5 pound tin - 30c lb
North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FKliY, Prop.
Having a Rough House
is crude and deplorable; hut having ;i
Window Flower Box
made of rouli hark artistic and com men J:1lc
What sie? TluMie 352
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
ism 1 m
For Infants and Chll lrcn.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tiio
Signature
of
In
Use
j
For Over
Thirty Years
Sb COAL
IIF.ST II Mill sorr
New Car of
Diamond "W
FLOUR
IS NO BETTKR.
Also Dalles Patent
Queen City and
Pride nf Douglas Brands
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