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Newspaper Page TextFAGI TWO EVEXIXO ROSEBl'RO REVIEW, VL1NESLA Y, JI VE 27, 101 T. BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF Ift For (.riuits lu .Mm. H. C. l ook and hahy left lant fvenlnK for (Iraiitu I hhm, where Ihey slll vttdt the next few du with rela tives. They will later k t Ashland fur the houndu.i and return here af tr about two weekK. VMt-4l llfie Few Ihiyw ,I i hh Minnie Heyiuertt and Mr, V. C. Caniiahan, of Cortland, who ha 'I been visiting with the former'H brother. ('. O. IteymeiH, left last evening on their way to (irant:; Paw. '1'hey were here neveral davn. lU'lurn to .MtNlford Mih. M. .1. Swanda and duiiKhtor. of MedTord, who bad ient a few fia here viKitliiK with Mrs. J. H. M. ItiiKKell at the SoldfeiH Home, left litt evening for their home. Ieft l or tiliforiiia Mm. Floyd SlephenH left laHt evenliiK on her way to Itiverride, t'tilif., where she will vIkII with her relative. Khe expeitn to be gone mutt of the Hiiitimer. ItetiilllH l-'mm lteNtsMrt Mrn. L. S. Taylor, who had been to IteedHjiort with her two children for the past few dayH vltdtlnff with M r. Ta y lor. who I h eon n e t ed with tiie Southern Pacific tiiere, returned home lard evening. Stockton l-uly Nil Mih. K. K. Wallace, of Stockton. Calif., arrived hern I art evening af ter vlalting at nil til, not th. She will Ape ml the next few daya with Mrs. A. J. Ford. Iniifiilht Mini ltd n ins William Helllwell, one of the iroinlnetit resident of Yum -alia, re turned homo thiH i-inrnli)K after liasrdiiK the past few diiv vh-.ititiK wilh IiIh Hon, liarton Helllwell und family. Itive For WeMlake Mim. ('. II. (infTuey and MImk Irene' f'haiidler. the latter of 1'orth'inL left here I Mm too rn I tlx fur We. (lake, where they will mrn a few week enjoying a vacation. IU'Miih to Portland - Mr. and Mrn. V. Telault. thn latter a daughter of Attorney M. L. Kddy. and their infant (ton, of I'ortlind, left UiIh niorniim after HpendtllK BOino time here. Mr. Te haiitt, who I connected with a Port land new paper, arrived, however, m( until yesterday. Mrr. Tebnult U well known tn thih city, where alie formerly resided. INNir1urv In IMaytst tiny (IrilTith. clerk at the tirnnd I lot el. who recent ly received no I lv from rorllaud that he had been ac cepted a cook In the I'nited Stated a rni i. will probably not leave here until after .July I, although It wu first thought hi would be compelled to report to Vancouver at once. Mr. tirlffitii Is well know n bet e, w here be bun tuany ri iemln. I'liysicbiii In Town ! ln II. A Canrield, of Hri.ln. ar rived here lant eteuhiK to Hpend a couple tiT days looklflir after hiirdnens matter. He in ivKhdeied at the 1'mpciua Hotel, tonnir Man Improve Ted Undoes, who Wiirf in. ill red iilite Herlmirdv a few iayn ik. Ih h:i 1l in be icettiiiK aloiiK hk well an could la expelled. He in at the hmiie id bin parent m In West Itosebui n. M r. I lodeN w as th row n from a w aon near bin father's rati h at Yoncalla. and it was first thought he was f;i tillv hurt. He In heliiK attended by hr. K. It- Stewart. hoitdoutticr Wjin licit F. W". Schultx, who I loadmaHter for this division of the Southern Pa cific, visited In HiIm illy on hi us uiil trip of inspect Ion yesterday. Mr, Schull leturned to his home at 10 u ifi-ne this aflei nnoit, Kiddle Man Hrrv- IV W Crosby, the Kenliil hnd of the Piddle Hotel, aimed Tuesdav iiiotnltiK for a shnrf islt hero ;nnl to at tend to business ada ii s In t he tit y. Mr. Crobv left yesterday af ternoon for Pot t!;ind Ifiibllo I-jhIv W III Kir . Mrs. (i I.. Willis, of Itbldle, of t he c.h Kent a ml bc-t known one pio Deer ladies of this coiiutv, parsed thioimh bi-re Tuei'.iv aii'inmn en T'OHi to 11.11 1 1 d.il I K. where she Wl1.1 M-it wuti her daughter. C T. I 'nderw mmI Iteturtietl Ikw TueMbit n in Ttiom nson. depnt v y. me wjn.leti, mid II. ii. Chunh, con st.'ihle, returned lu-ie jivt eenini nf ter a few d;lS MH-nt nt Cirduier. -nifslnirg and IMklon. wbeie the, iiiest li;ateil i-onn.laints a 'ln-t ret t.'in fi heimeti of ih: 1 ln.-:itit Thev made the 1 1 m in Mr Tltnt.i,,n autninbtb :ind r;nM tbe m.nN m fine t mul ii toil ; NolMT. k of t Iio.d ll--ti t- t No The " he, . eel ,Ul 1 t n . I ed .l ..ill fnl but i ; tier dl o.ik W ...'d. Jl (in be-j b.ni;. not le-s than :t or more Ih m s lie In., mi dt.ini. Ici. and to i dr pine wt.nd t. be deluded .,!. ! i i, ke. hi I !..' W o.i.t died he'oi e the 1st da) of Sep! U b,,U t be III I he h.iii.t of t lie t lei k. oil ot he l"ie the loth day of .Inlv The l.,i;u IIIIV I re-ei O'n the I ii'ht lo relet t tad .ill hbl- l.'Ht M. KCSTKIt. Clerk lt-t No 7". ' t . Ke-eblllg. Saemc Infunti .4 Invalid HORLICK'S THC ORIGINAL MALTED MILK i n l ii h milk, rnalte-1 prntn, in powilcr f-mu i ur inintt, invlid!tiruMint biUbm. Vurm nutrition. upltuilding ik w bol.- UkIv. InviguraiM nursinf matiicri u4 thKd. Mors nutritious tlmn tr, rolirv, etc. Intntly prcirrd. lquirei nucLing. Substitute Cot YOU SiDt Prict Iioinic to I'orhiuioV A number of Jackson County of fliers pussej through here lat eeu niK enroute to Poitlund, where they will uppar as w ittie.ien axalnsl (leorKe Collins and Samuel Slide who ate In jail at tlie latter city cbarKed w it It entei ifiK and robbing t he postotf i- e at Phoenix, Jm k.son ou nt v. eial weeks aKo. Slide and Collins are also churned with attempting to rob tho pustotT:e at Kiddle. Many I-Mi Hiimiiiiu W . II. Koilinun, w ho Ih eiiKaed la the HsIi'iik business at Keedsport leturned home this mornliiK. alter HpenditiK Sunday In Marshfield, sayH Uio Maishfield Tiiiuh. Me nays the Htumeon and salmon catch are about as usual. They are planning a drive on the wain which have proved ho destructive uuioiik the fish and have Planned a shoot Iiik for next Satur day at the I'mpMua, river mouth. They expect to moke tho bluest Flaunhtei inn w ith dynamite. Chink Tinned Over A check in the Hum of Issued by the Kosidiuric Moose lode and made piiyitlilo to the Ued Crosn So ciety, was today turned over to the official of th latter orR-aiil.auou Practically every lode In liosebui'K conlribiited to the Ited Crom fund i.rft For Portland County .ludi;e It. W Marstem and Co m m IssiouerH W'. K. St. John and H. F. Nichols left here lust evening for Portland, where they today at tendid a meetiiiK of the State High way Commission. They expert to re t urn here tomorrow evening. The meeting Is being held Tor the pur pone of apportioning fundH for the Improvement id' the several roads In Oregon. It is expected that Douglas County will receive npinNimate)y $:;uo.(MHi from thediUe. Ultlng at Scnttb Letters we re re-ei v ed he re 1 1 id ay to the effect that Harry Call and family are lsitlng wilh friends at Soattie. They wilt probably pass through Hoseburg during he pres ent week enroute to Stockton, Cal.. where they expect to make their fu ture home. Mr. Call was formerly manager of the Io-al plant of the Komi; his County Water & Light Com pany and is wi'll known here. Tliev are making the trip fiom Seattle in Mr. Call' automobile. l.iavo For Portland Hr. A. C. Seeiy, of the firm of I rs. Seely, Sether & Stew ai I, w ill Icavu here Thuiwday night for Port laud where lie will attend a fleeting of the State Hoard t Health. a number of important matters are -i bed ii led for consideration dm inc. the meeting. Oil b e. Alt UeniiHleliMl A ctew of car -pen tern t liis nunn I in.' began the ork of remodellin1 lie nlTlci'M or 11S, Seelv, Selher St Stewart in the rear of the Houi',1: Nat l on til Hank hiiildiui;. 1'iion cm itletiun of the task the nflce will be i.moiig the nmst attractive in Ibis 'lection of the state. ItngH Are Mlb IinI . d I sense that has prevailed among hoc in t Ii Is valley lor two or three years and which wan gener ally regarded ix cholera, is again makhm trouble among (lie bog herds in pcw-ral p;n Ik of the counly. Main of Hie hot: nwncm claim the ilherise Is not choh'ia. althiMM-h some of the symptoms resemble that ailment. It y, understood that an official finest! gallon of the diseasv will be ItnMed HOlDfRS Of IIBERIY l(nelnM"l peojde ho pur chased I . i ber I bonds on t be iU'-tallmeiit plan and have not et made part ial pa uient imt-i f.ei tni Imiioi ion and t it h t i .iv in full or I s per elit id the pun bae pi i.-e 'I !i."c in! i to t lit lis ha e been sent out tit the banks ol (be iHltilt The rutted States Tre.isnier demands that Is per ( en! of the a mount of hom! puirhaM'd on the hi tallinent plan be aid b eai b per-on mal ini; sin h u i base, to the hank wlieie the -;ub . i i pi :oiis w el e made lim.ni Tlnii-lav. .lune ;s I'lioe w ha v i-li to pa in lull ma do so luteie-.! at the rate of Itnee aud one half per rent v ill he i'. nd Hum lune I . lo the date "f p.'V iim in i-H-M-I-M-t-M-M-H-M"! I'liis i;i miis WiiiiM- I innn ihi'ii t: iiinlhi-r luml,l S.illnw rum i Irs uii.li'r t' i-i i I1 1 HI' Ii t will, iill'-ll. L-lltl.l lu; . I 1 . 1 1 kKu It II .1 l'fl .1 Stlllll Mil l,H , I. u.l il 1 1 1 n l.'.M ! I Iv . I. IT in ii.lll III. it W Mil. m1 .!. .1 :l liul ll) ttlt il'l-'i I, mih Ih.o ;lll, I t !!!, I tS 111, ,l,ll, -II I illliui'.IM i. -' ., (I ii. i, Kill ii.l 1,1. I .-.ill lo -:-l-W-lH-MK"K i 1 , oil 'l.ml4 r- i ;i n. I li 'iikI i Is ln.,r.' r. , 'hIiis- i,l in 1 1 nti. I ('.ill mist. I ri, i- nl lv I'l,. Us. J. i ri.inis .I,, in ,i otr,i KI, I I -us in; I VI li.. S. I'lllll Sill',' I .j. 'I In - ,,... Ariinil. I. plioiu luiu-r I'linn THE CITY PfOPlE Of GARDINIR R4ISED ABOUT $2430 fOR THE RED CROSS Too nnn h praiK cannot Ki ven tbe people of (ianlmer 4 4" 4 J 4 J p J 4 - lor the manner In which tliey ies)onded to the call f.'ir Ued Cross funds. Attorney J. O. Watyon. captain of the team w hich had that territory In cliarK last night recplved a telegram to the vtfect that tho people of Cardiner had raised I 'ii AO. Th is ia more than I wlco the amount of money that tho committee expected to raise In that part of the U county. The campaign for J- funds in Cardiner waa headed 4- by Warren lieed. Mrs. W I'. 4 4 Jewett and Joseph Lyons. The 4 liberality of the people of - 4 4 Cardiner will never be forgot- 4 4 ten hv the residents of thin 4 J. vicinity. 4 ; 4 4' t.J JIfIIW!IIIIfIIr ! o - G1ENDAEE PEOPEE HELP fOR RED CROSS FUNDS (Herniate has given to the Red Cross war fund the sum of SIJ.'iN.nil. When this an nouncement was made by Cap tain It Ice, there were some who thou glit i here must be some mistake in reporting the amount . but t be final figures verily the first report, anil this little city has made a record that Itn people may well be proud v1'- und In our opinion lew if any localities In t lie Cul led States will be able to make a better showing, based on po pula t ion and w ealth. It is wry c ident that not one slacker was found in the Clen dale district, and we congratu late the total committee, who must hae gien freely of their time, in oilier to accomplish Itiis tieniendous victory. T i M X'ta ! 1-! ' ! : 4-; 4 r rriviir i itriri s. .t. ,TiMH-rMrW'ri I A Impound son nrrlved ill tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lang-' Ion, June I sih. W aldo Marsh rs, of Kosebnrg. at ; iicd heie at week and is lookiug itler his Intere-M in the mines. (.June a number of our young peo- , ib attended the dance at tbe home if Ted llo.lges Wednesday evening. ! Mrs. (. C. Thornt4u and Mrs. 1-. J loby spent Thursday a I ter noon wltli Mrs. T. C. Ib-vlne. Mr. Aib n. of Norl h Dakota. Is vlsittng al the home of bis daughter. ; Mrs. M H I'axne. Miss Ada Walker and Miss Lena Kelsov attended the funeral of the late Adolpb Hummel, at oncalta on Wcdio sdaj . Miss Lowetie 1'ayne, a popular In- i struclor in the lioseburg schools., spend the Kiiiuiiier here with her pan nci. Mr and Mrs. M. II. I'a tie O C Thoinlon ami sons are busy 'oiakinc hay while the sun shines The eped to harvest loo tons this st a sou. Mrs. Adeha Itradford. Hun. Coin t aiel Crank Miss Sue Li adfonl and Waldo Mars! el's were ta i ued la t Tuesday evening a home ol Mr and Mrs M. It. I lie- il lie. Mioses I A e,i and 1 A a Apple tale. V is l C. Mr.iiiis a tnl daut hi. r. Via inc. and M rs J . I". His hop, ot oncalla. wete autoing through our valle Salnida) in tile interest o! I lie lied Cross. Tbe uooiied und r th- heaut Hill tnajesl if oa ks tll Terrace'" larm Oak Mis da Slot le Tuesda or a w ' 1 I-. ; sta wilh lios 1 1 g II I. 11,1- 1. 1.,, II, III, lill.-k liUltl, .s , '.11, lllllt ll.ll,-i-.lll ll. ill, ill' I'lijuv mi: snwhiill lln ir, I, Ts III III, ! Mr W'.ih Mm I I .i ii t: ln-rl . I,th j .,ti- mal ru',1 hi I in, Jim., iv iiml Mrs. II. -. ' lit nl I Unit l:is I'm. n n . il I'm i-ii.' mi W Y,ln s 1 " I ,' U.- I) II lnllis..r. of S.:.!tY. M,,i.v Is w, 11 Kiii'u n II .ll tl.li:.. I'l.llU'S ;s ; r i,:.in ft i.-lnls. V !,i' lino: Ii. r iinli-li J., v in iii. s s Mr u ii, i , -, ., 'up. on, ,1 tt I'm ,-n, r. s i.itli. i, INI II u. I. or. i, K, mi. Hi I Mi. k. Il.i,li llii i.it. , I Ml iin.l li.l 'HIT.., lo I M l,,tl m w I . I" in Kt, t,l,' , I,' ; Mr Mi, I.I ln'l..'i "I'll.- 111,'S , ,1,1 1 II I , i v . n l.v I'.rii, !'"i.l T' I I l,-, I.irni l.,s s , i v. .- ,-ll ;,'!. i,,. .1 . Ill, I '111,.... Ill "'I ,1 ll'l III,-.' . IT,' I- MI'I l.ss',. 11. :m, I Ml., rl I .-m i. ! ,l W.llk.T. Of Sllltl ii i lv of t-'ur.'i.. M -, s -,.rii., Tin p ,i ' " .,11,1 r.i it. . Mr lir-l.... 'l, T. .1 .11 1. 1 of S.-.'tli- v.,:i. ". r, ,1 I'l- . i .1 1 1 ' I . ' I Ii. .' I II. -I. II . Ms. .1 s. I I ,Ml,,l ill' inru Mi . l.v Mi. Mr,, I -.1 I,, i-l.-n I'lii'r'i.'.n :i i.l . . i ! ! 8! 4 4l . -i. III il ami ICIVITV. J. 4 4" inurriage of Harry Brookhart, son of 'M"I"I,,l''H"I"l,,I,'t',I,'I,,I"I"I "I "H Atrt - lliool:hait, of this city, , ,, ... . . il Miss Adelaide Swilt, a daughter Mrs. Lillian Webber and her vis- f M(. aijil Mr- Gt.or(:e y Swift of ter. Mb Ih UcnetKi, arnw d U. re I McMt(1I)Vllit.( lhe adding having oc rtome tbre we. ks ai?u from Lyron. , r tr. otH, day thc Ut.(k lalif.. and ba.e beeu vimijiik wnhT,t1 br,de known m.re but ,rf ineir miner, j. v . ui-ih i, iiu . la nuly. I Mrs. Fay St. Ores and h'-r niM r, i Mr. Joro-H, came up tiom Tortiand j last Monday and will remain a t-hoit irime, the former having property in terest a here, and they wdl al;o viMt in Sout hern Oregon, where M rs. i Jones' husband is i mplocd at ire- ! G. V. Iih;uds and wife nrn.-tl here about a week ago aud have i a ken posschsiun of what is lot ally known as the lode place, near the school house, which tiioy traded for. j They are t rom Soul lo-rn CaLtoruia. j Ilurgess 1 ord, of Jefferson, gave an Illustrated lecture at the M C Church here last Tue-day ev-nin, which was under th-- auspices of the Kpworth League. Mr. Kurd Is a son m( Key. T. U. 1'ord, who was district superintendent of the church on ib)s 1 district some years hhu. 1 At the annual school ebction Iptc ; ms Monday V 1). Cool was re elected director nr three years and Letter Wtmberly re-eh-rled cb rk for one year, and a Miuicient tax wa.j voted to conduct the school the coin- iuK '(-ar- Mb" Vein. a Cook finished a term Kf'bool in w hat is known as t he I'aradise district, below Klklon. and came up from there by auto stage on Saturday. H. M. Cross, who has been school supervisor for this part of the coun ty for the past three years, has leit for Hebo, iii Tillamook County, to visit bis parents. He may not return to the work here, having somo other em p toy me nt under considera ion. The wedding of Will C. Cool and Miss Madeline Uettis occurred at the F. Church par.-onag" at Lugeii Monday, the pa. dor of that church performing the c p-mony. Mrs. Cool has bet n one of the effi cient teacht-rs in our school the past three years. She is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mr. .1. O. Ilei tis, pioneers of the Willamette Vat ley, now residing at Cm vail is. Mr. Cool Is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Nf. I). Cool, the former of whom conducts a large general nterch:m dise business heie. The newly mar ried couple have the best wishes of a host of friends. They will reside in Drain, and the groom will continue rairi iifatii n i ,m im . i m" mi ? 0vOC"X'O'O'X'OChO 'C'v'C - V V rm i. ',v-.,.') l'jiable us to ;ive prompt service for any kind of work, catalogs, books or jobs. Capacity unlimited, quick and reliable. Real Service and Real Printing o Advertising and "Real The UOSKlHlllfi 8 l Il.' em-do :. .ot in hts ftber'i store. Lraiu prijie received announce- j River, leavlog her Tuesday and ro- n..M H ir.r ti, r.A -i u f-.-k of ihe.turniiiK en Suadav. haviur Bient s id to be a mot estimable lady. The groom was reared in I'ruin ami is an exemplary young man. 1 lie newlv married pa ft will reside in Alb.'.ny, where the groom has a post- tion ha teacher in the junior high school. A small cougar, only about five f.-. in length, was killed about a mile north of town Sunday motniiie, ora Sv.-earitiK n and his dogs being responsible for the cap u re. Th varmint had been preying upon a I lock of goals belonging to N. J . io'llnnd, abotit fifteen of the nnl- m:ilh failing victims to its depreda- ; 'ions. These goats are of bighlv j .j bred stock and the slain animals rep-; J repent a consiib-rahlc los to Mr. ; liowland. who is highly grathied at;4 the capture of the varmint. : loy. the five-v. ar old son of Mr. j and Mrs. 1'. C. Kd wards, of Leona,;' died at the home there late Saturduy j J evening ami the remains were taken t to Kugi-iie on Sunday for burial on i J Monday. The immediate cause of ! death was membraneous croup, but j the child bad just recovered from an annex oi mcasies. wnicn contno- uted somewhat to the fatal illness. I'lOf. K. W. I. Taylor. Who is sf(niliiiu:;i'T for the local squad of quad of boy scouts, took about a dozen of the boys on a hike during the past week. Th'-y went southwest from here HAS KINS & SELLS CtRTIFiED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS CPl t AiMlll HACKtlLLS" 30 BROAD STREET Ni:W YORK Wf announce Seattle. Washington, on BjlLOiNO. AND THE APPOlNTMf A3 MANAGLR EAL SERVICE EategaMggKjgBiaEMaaBTKiHi ooo':o:CvOocO'CH:voocKxoco Yi's. rc.'il somen is vh:it The Ile iow Kivi'S, botli In ils iwhKt.s r.iiil atlvt'ilisois. Hi're is tho result: The Roview prints and circulates to its subscribers, every. wecV far nioie apers than are published by all the other nullity papers in Vu;;las County in the same lime. TUi is n idle boast we s-taiul ready to prove it. This fact is of special importance to advertisers. When you buy publicity you w ant your money's worth. The Review jjives you practically twice as much as you can pel an;, w iu re else. Rhone !'o. Our .n n ice is at veur ccnunaiul. wo lypesetting Machines Business Building" is based on Roseburg Phone 90 ! ihrough th woods to tbe Umpgua niOt of tbe time between hellopq and Elktoa. The boy report a fine time. H. L. Gertje and family left here Sunday iiiorniiift for L'soua, Alberta, ii ih-ir ruitir hnni Their r4.ii-in law unit duiihfMr Mr. and Mis. C. W. Hayinoud. went there a few months ago and seem to be well satisfied witn conditions In that i country. We regret to loee this es- ttmuble family, X. X. MltT i icasii;i:hiIKs. L. M. Van Auken. corres- iMiudeiit for tlie lie view and one of the best known raniii- A ers of the Creen vicinity, has 1 4 t be distinction of marketing the first ras-pberries here for the season. He brought in i crate anil nine boxes of ber ries this morning and they were sold to local merchants at a good figure. The berries were large, well colored and of delicious flavor. As a re sult of the late raliiK and back ward spring, the raspueiry crop will not be as large tjifs vear us in previous seasons. j $4H jsw Hall, "the well known cow. I i,v. ..bH h..re thl n.orn-nir from ; Eugene to spend a few days purchas- ing cattle for the Albany round-tip. He visited several well known stock men today. SAN fBANCUC E ATTLV the opening of an office in june i, iqi7. in the L. C. Smith NT OF MR PfAHCE C. DAVl3 Haskins Gt Sells .ilium ti ww Service" Review . OREGON NtYtK NttiLiXTT A lt)U. A chill after bathinK, cooling off suddenly alter exercise and drafts, giva ihv cold germs a fool bold that muy lead lo something worse. Safety requires eariy treatment. Keep lr. knin a New lJiscoery on hand. Thia i ijUhunt balsam reinedv allays in- I f lam ination. soothes the cough and I repairs the lUsues. Better be safu than sorry. Hieak up the cold witn Or. King's New Discovery before Its too late. At your druggist, LOc, $1.00. CALL FOU COCNTT WARRANTS. Notice h hereby given all persons i. holding County Warrants enaorsea 4 "Nut Paid tor want ' funds." to pro s. i sent them for payment at tbe office Iflof tbe County Treasurer of Dougla JjwlU cease after tbe date of this no nce. Dated at Roseburj, Oregon, April 20, 1917. J. E. SAWYERS, County Treasurer. UUiCCMA 1LAXTS. We are now prepared to book or ders for St. Valentino broccoli plants, grown from the purest seed obtainable. Umpu.ua Valley Fruit Union. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 114 CA88 6T. PHONE 417. Real Estate City ond Farm rrt)crtj TitnlMT LaimU ARent for West lake mul WinchoNter liny Town Lots. GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street. Why nro B and P the most Import ant letters In the alphabet? gABC0E k-irt.'- it J " ' Mill MNO; Iti'niuse )ou coulOn't linve Uerl ur IVrk uiilioiit them! We carry a compieve line of beef and pork, especially designed for knife anil fork! You will be rleane.1 j '" the meats we sell you. If It were not so, we woulil not tell you! The Economy Market r.e... KolMiliugen, 1'r.ip, I'luuie KH We Are lookin for Ihe Man who has o11m1 h fs clothes so badly that thy ar not fit to wear. No n-.attor how dirty or greaay th tilt may b we are equipped with th mn?t modern machinery, and harn kitlfd workmen who know how to ( Iran, Itejmir and lrv Old Clothe 90 that they look Jut like new. Imperial Cleaners -rf 1 , r c . bi, "i mm l Pqrst MjU VWXY Phone M2 N. Jackson