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ROSEBURG WEWS REVIEW,, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1912. PAGE TWO ' ' ROSEBURG . NEWSREVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday. ,. . .. B. W. Bates L. Wimberly Bert G. Bate 1 subscription rAtes Pally, per year, by mall 1'aily, six months, by mall l.vo 1'aily, three months, by mail r? Iially, single uionih, by mail "JJ pail), by carrier, per month Wcoklv Nowh-HqvIqw, bv mail, per year " U(J I Luu-rcU as bctuuu clu.ss mailt r May 17, lli-O, at Ilm post office a.lUoocbuig, Oregon, under the Art of Marrli 2, lH7t. KOSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, AUGUST 1, 1DA:. I SUCCESS OF ADVERTISING. I Some people in the real estate business had the idea last yearj that it was hot a good time to sell houses. An example of what j push and good advertising can do in this line or any other is found , in the experience last fall of Joseph Phillips, a real estate dealer! in Cincinnati, as told in Printer's Ink. He started in the past season building and advertising standardized houses for ?1.00 apiece. Jle spent on advertising since fceptemoer j, ?t'ju w ? a month and sold SG7.!)00 worth of these houses. He feels he would have sold many more if he had begun a little earlier. A story of successful advertising on a big scale is found in the re cent history of u large shoe manufacturing company. Ihis com pany recently stated that their sales of one well advertised line were 112 per cent of those of the preceding year, while lines of shoes that has not been advertised had decreased 50 per cent. These results were so striking that this company is now pushing some previously non-advertised lines by national publicity and is getting splendid returns. One of the officials of a big phonograph company recently stated that in spite of slow business last year in the country at large, the company's sales were considerably great er than ever before. The adv ertising appropriation for this com pany for 1921 was much in excess of 1920, which up to that time was its biggest advertising year, so that one gets some idea of how a business can be pushed in times like these. These successes of advertising illustrate one principle that operates in everything from a big nation wide concern, down to any local business. The IHiople who push for patronage and tell the public what they have to sell, are the ones who get the trade. Of course a concern has to back up its ads with good goods, but it can't keep the trade if it never gets it in the first place. flbrtinc flbfcfttn'e By BERT Q. BATES. ((spill)) Portland is arresting property owners who fail to keep down tho weeds on their city property. The cultivation of weeds is considered a crime there and should be so rated in any modern and up to date community. o Don't get excited. The country is not going wet because it is so dreadfully dry. Summer weather always brings up the "wet" and "dry" issue. It will soon be time to shovel coal which will keep both mind and body busy paying the winter's fuel bill. o This is great weather for the flapper lots oil' and little on. Things are warming up for August. Truck Crowds Car : Off the Highway ! J. 1 1 ok 1 ii n ml family, of (Yilar Kiipttln. Iowa, wi ro croudnl off tlir liik'fJVay ypHii'nIuy in Cow Crock eun oiv by oiio of I ho heavy trn kn op--r:(liiiK fr lh paving company In that '('ltoii. Tin orrupants of tho arwcri' not wrlmiMly injured, huT fT.itK only minor bruises, uiul thotr fa r ''Win ivpalri'd hero today. Mr. Motrin staled Uui truck driver r IiiKytl to 'give him KUlTlclcnt roadway to pin-n, wllli the result that hit car wa. crowded vtt tho roadside into loose dirt. Direct' Mail Ser--vice To Buckhorn a year ncn tho railiiK of the rnunty quota for tho homo was beynn hy Mrs. O. 1. t'oshow and a ronstderahlo mini was rained, t inter llio leadership of Mrs 11. K. Wilson, of toschurr. (he caniuii(rn in to be pushed to a speedy conclusion, it Ih hoped, iis'iuoro chll dieii than ran bo housed In tho first two collate for which fumls are now allablo, are w ait Ins for i ai e, anil (tillers must immediately follow. Anmn? KosehurK people actively work inn for tho enlorinise aro Mr. and Mrs. A. C. MarsteiH. the former a niemner of tho Kami Homo Itoard and thu lat tor of tho board of trustees. Mrs. Ada Wallace Ciiruh, campaign uia tinker tor tho stale, w ho made a tour of tho county recently, repnns a very favorable outlook. At Oakland, tho response to her appeal at a Sun day evenini; nervleo was so hearty us lo cnroiirauc the union iheiv to pledge $'Jih for one aero of ground. Slither tin also pledged for an here and are to make some furnisbinun for the cut taKof. Tho matter will bo presented (at tho county W. C. T. V. convention iccens has at last rewarded the!'" bo hold there the last week in Aim ntim months of cffori put torth bv ' "", A' 'iuiille. Kev. Mosher of the tli'resld.'nirt or the riuckhorn dis- '"Himunlt y church nfter a conferonee IriiTL between Hiunilte and HMt. ! w llh l-linr wiuueti there, is conti In wi.Mln direct mall delivery hy wfur I ,,l'nl tl,1,l Kiddle w ill also raise at least TOlffo. Orrtclal notice Just 'received, at Jhe Kos"liiirK post office from! An Important meeting of the I'mm W wliltUton. . C., tluit the Ituck-j Homo Hoard is to be held in Portland borti district has been matle n purl of August 4 lo perfect plans ho- the ot itic" KosehtirK-Hnjicilii dallv mall taucs to bo built at oneo. The-e will 1Tion ni.i"' from t r ice to he Klven In the on ttio rt'tuvn trii) of , housi dent. about tu children. The prei A c. Schiniti of Albanv, will tell lloaulin. which will de- ,,r tij recent tour of the east whtch GOOD EVENING FOLKS f? : Ho hum, Nothin' ter do 'Till tomorry. The following definition of a strike breaker was handed to ye ed. by a committee of striking railroad em ployes 2nd we herewith pass it on: A prominent clergyman once gave the following statement as his version of scabs or strikebreakers after hav ing been compelled to associate with them for a short time: "After God had finished the rattle snake, the toad, the vampire, He had j some awrul nubsiance let; with which He made a scab. "A scab is a two legged animal with a corkscrew soul, a watersogged brain, a combination backbone made of jelly and glue. Where others have their hearts he carries a tumor of - rotten principles. When the scab comes down the street, MEN turn their backs, and angels weap tears in hea ven, and the devil shuts the gates of hell to keep him out. No man has a right to scab as long as there is a pool of water deep enough to drown his Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra process gives a rare and delightful quality.. Impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed br BUSINESS AND SOCIAL ASSET i Pteatan't Laugh, Which Can Usually B Cultivated, Well Worth Troubl of Acquiring It , You can cultlvute plcaannt, oon tnuluii.t and nimnttineoiia IuukIi Jut us cll ii cju ciin cultivate a goil iak liiK voli-i?. Hut you must work for It. Xu duiilit you hold un opinion of every oiiu else's laui;h but your own ; ami unless you have a frank unci mi-; nlytluil friend or famously jileaunt j luuirh, you uiuy never have mopped to oiwililer how your voice sounds In luiipliter. And yet It's part of your per sonality and you ought to know und cure. A young buslnpss mnn who luuclied poiitnneoiisly and heartily and con tagiously confessed that he had culti vated It. "I've Iparned to laugh," he declared. "Once upon a time I didn't laugh rnslly, but I found many situations re lieved by a good laugh at the right moment. I tlnd It a mighty helpful business and social asset. And at the Fume time the mere nit of laughing has made me more optimistic. So It , . , , . . , i.. u.i' works well all around." bobbed hair damsel ho enng for help; , in the midlle of the strm.8 All eye.. W 11 J'"'' ln "'C 'f " on the bank were cast upon our hero; Tr and see what other folks see when and it was certainly up to him to save you smile or luush. If It isn't uu Ideal the female victim of the turbulent wat-1 picture, consider what you can do to ers of the Ump. He ran towards the Improve It. bath house, reappeared shortly with a! "First of all. yon can of course, keep har of soap , and flung it wnn accuse t!u. ,,,,,,,, a,Soi(ey ciPnn. They aim in the riirection of the howling mademoiselle. "Waddija do that fer?" we asked him. "To wash her back," he calmly replied as he parted his hair in the middle. L. J. Barnes tipped the cafeteria waitress a Jitney this morn which causes us to check up five more votes after him name. It was at a great sacrifice that the tip was made. He was forced to forego the pleasure of sipping his Java. And such is life with a feller who's runnin' a Beauty Contest. This is the last one we enter. We 1 no idea the boys would take to It like they do. ouyitit to he brushed night and morn ing. Then they can be straightened nnd filled and generally fixed up by the dentist. Yes, there will he dentist's hills, hut you will be Investing In a g.'od-looklug smile. You buy hats and veils nnd face powder to Improve your appenrance, so why not buy a good- looking smile." Rhoda Vale, In signer. General Buildingjatpripl PPMPVT tUHtritnn LATH PLASTER SEWER PIPE LUMBER REENFORCING STEEL L. W. M&TZGER Contractor and Builder. I Dolbrn v . ion. A c to ei l.. HIGHWAYMEN OPERATE IN COW CREEK CANYON n- a Watd, nioiiey, an ,h9 , h - v, tra, andavauabX 11 the art el... ""MeM. C RANTS PASS, Aug. 1. High wayiucn have Instituted a reign of terror for motorists ln Cow Creek canyon, several robberies having oc curred there Sunday. One party came ln here yesterday, having lost every thing of value they had with them. Another party was sent to llosehurg while reports havo It that several other holdups were staged lu the same vicinity. The highwaymen wore red bandanas over their faces ex cept one, who appeared to be the leader, who wore a dirty white one. There were four of the highiyiiien. The only thing overlooked by the robbers was a small gold watch which was worn by .Mrs. Lama Uolbro, wife of the driver ot the car. -Mr. and Mrs. Dolliro were driving from Port land to their home at Hedding when the holdup took place. They state thai the men came out aid pointed their guns nt the occupants ot the De-;car and commanded them to stop. I This occurred about 10 miles on I the other side of Glendale. The rob bers then threw a sheet over the valued ,V. me articles lalt,a. Xtter " ""'"" ot ii,ey h,.t. ; "1 (.""ro K-ft lor Rm, '"' I no loi-al rnfin... -""i. .. . are I-,,.-. . 11,1... ...Ill L . , m ue alile in u, case. 'Die n.,.n , "or .. " a- . v iii,ni,,F .. uers aim are now t ""'" ieiimsof tiienoaap.nj.'f-! lion appears to tullr ,k of men wanted by th, ,t certain other acls. J thi of!i Arundel, piano jnner, body in, or a rope long enough to hangi They're sure crazy about thelrselves. his carcass with. Judas Iscariot was a gentleman compared with a scab, for after betraying his 'Master, he had enough character to hang himself and a scah bas not. Esau sold his birthrign: for a mess of pottage. Judas Iscariot sold his Savior for thirty pieces of silver. Benedict Arnold sold his country for the promise of a com mission in the English army. The modern strikebreaker se'ts his birth right, his country, his wife, his chil dren, his fellowmen, for an unfilled promise from trust or a corporation. Esau was a traitor to himselt. Judas Iscariot was a traitor to his God. Bene dict Arnold was a traitor to his coun try. A strikebreaker Is a traitor to his God, has country, his family, hlm seh and hie class." 4 ' Ye ed's sanctum is one busy place these days on acct. of the aforesaid Most Beautiful Man in Roseburg Con test. It'a some contest. The winner will be awarded the nickle-plated Jew's harp and the runner-up will be granted a furlough from the village. It's a great life if ya ain't beautiful but the he-var.iDS of the villaqe are vicing for honors and are installing permanent waves, n'ever'thing. The beauty parlors have waiting lines miles long and ye ed. sauntered past one of these soft-soap emporiums thir a. m. anH noticed Dan Whitsett beading tho line. And rlnht behind him was Nanoleon Rice. And third in line w.-s B. W. Strong. J After the prize is awarded next Sat ' urd.iy eve. ye ed. is contemplating a ' trip abroad and will probably be ab-j Sent fintn thir ritv Inr s . ir.li uil.ci traveling over the Douglas county de-1 lours. LAFE PERKINS SEZ: "I'll say they are." I 0- That oughta jolt the hellouta us. BOTH WILD, FOR SHORT TIME Imprisoned Cat and Kansas City Man Alike in Disposition Until Storm Calmed Down. In Knlil, ( ikln., according to a Kansas City man who goes there frequently, tht re is a collector of curiosities pecu- liar to ilie state. His line ranges from Indian moccasins to live coyotes. In fact hu handles anything that might appeal to the romantic Impulses and purses of lOasterners. Tills dealer's storn 'window recently ! attracted the Interested attention of j a portly salesman who was strolling about the town in company with the ' Kansas City man. With this obese i tnneling man to pause was to sit. i The only convenient seat in tills cape J was n bo on the sidewalk In front j of the store window. A piece of bur i lap bad been spread over I!. The portly one Just settled himself comfnrlably to enjoy the window dis j play when his cumpnnlnn heard a ! snarling scream within the box and almost simultaneously the fat man was seen rising hi-h ln the air. pro pelled by lih own sturdy lees. A bowl front him mingled with the falsetto one which emanated from beneath the burlap. Subsi ipient Investigation developed that the box was really n crate con taining n temperamental wildcat nbniit to be shipped East. The animal had been seized with nn Impulse to test its lungs and claws nt about the llesnnin placed the pos terior parr ef hi: anatomy so coa- nient fur claw testing. AROUND THE TOWN 1-nve for Newport Charles Roberts and (aia, . this nn SfrXl.wt ' will spend their vacation. Have your water tre ly. Deep or shallow weuj GOT IDEA FOR CASH REGISTER ' heads of their victims, got In the carl Looking Glass, ereroa, I and drove It to a point on this side I . - ; of the mountain. They took them up Ketiims From Snutli a secluded side-road and ttien pro- llarry lYarce retnri).d fct ex ceeded to help themselves to every- from points In the wtukfrj nn " thing of value. the state, after enjoying i rii After robbing them, tho highway- pleasure trip. , ' men cut the wiring in the automo- bile and left them. Mr. Dolbro man- Visit In Grants Pass aged to get the wiring together so Mr. and Mrs. T. J. SlattmlsV, that they could proceed to Orants Grants Pass this morainr tta, 1 ass. 1 nev caueu uu me niieim aim 111 it-iiuuu lur seera flaiiisnf Original Maker of Machines Copied Device From Automatic Indicator Used on Ocean Vessels. The Invention of the cash register was due to one of those hnppy ac cidents of which only the alert mind takes advantage. A business man of Dayton, Ohio, named Jacob Ititty, had a store In a good location In that city, and It attracted many custom ers, yet somehow it wub not profit able, lie worried so much about his lack of success that n vacation became necessary, and he derided to take a trip to Kurope. While on the vnynge, Mr. Rltty one day visited the ship's engine room. Ills nttentlon was caught by tho automatic Indicator which recorded the revolutions of the propeller shaft The Idea occurred to blin : Why not devise a machine to record the sales in a store? lionce the cash register. At the time of this Invention John II. Patterson owned a retail shop Inj a small mining town near Ihiyton. lie! tried two of the machines then of n rather crude type nnd was so pleased; Willi tlie results that he realized the opportunities they offered. He bought out the company that was making them, aud becume Its president. related their experiences, and Mrs. friends. FARRIERS SCAN FIELDS FOR SAMPLES IN $10,009 GRAIN SHOW C0.YTE31 Lopez Real Discoverer. Francisco I.opez, the discoverer of gold In California, died in poverty, nnd tho place of his burial is un known. Marshall who accidentally discovered gold In the mm race nt Sutter's Kurd six years afterward, was I given $:t.(XH) a year hy the state and a monument of brass was erected to his memory. Sutter, who had nothing! to do with the discovery, and did not ou n the land upon which his mill stood, also was given a pension. I.epez immediately reported Ids discovery to his employers. Sutter and Marshall kept the discovery a secret until they Qj lo liiu-l.bei'it att-T cro-sihK th.' F:iiU I " 111 li lilt met- brliUe. lint. ad of ii-mirieE the Oak Creek illsiroi. wbjt-li will, iH ifur.e. be s.TM'd In llie fertinoolis only, ns the stage traw-ls toward Ho.ikjtn. stj'rii, e in liii. linorn beaan lodav. AsOiO aililllinlKil mileime is ilixoheil. tlnv will be no change' la schedule of jTunniUK time, tier ativ increase In jiy to the couturier. I 'r seal fa trims of the lilviinwllo ro-i office who live at ltiieklinni und desire to bcjerveil hy (lie rotiie least rnaime tin -address of their mail to t;ii,e in oiit'r ihat the carrier will not have tojaiidle it Iwire; mii, H Wii nlso tie csar tor each patron to pt n i Iniiiseir with twn mail s;n ks nf fit !o r proof material, nn, for i'i II -".of s Hi h ai Vs to re.-t ii ;o--l with an . t. niMny aim n the (mo;'t he'lt ftotll Ihe Kioillld ,( 111,,! Ci,. I.lUler Can Ol. t -lmi; or l. t i. ;i the "11 without baiins his vi hide (!. is Important that the mall -,i, l,s J 'he printed n.iti.e of ll Wller. Tll nl'pro.i, hi s tn Ihe posls ttiltst he kej) iii ; condi'ioa at .ill lino s ot ! Il. e.ir, ;,COl I'lllllj to ,- r, Rl-hlliollt. Ii!ltbe p..i- Ib.-lti.-. Ii.s i 'in place,! on th. 1. H band si.l,. of the load, as C acl d by the st.u-,.. Drive For W.C.T.U. lie look ill IMS own expense to secure infoiniaiion ul fust hand of the eon tniilloii mid opeiatini; of itnilai moilet n hollies, 'I he press ! Iirotu limit the state is cuinc. t,.. r,illM space and hearty support to the pruj.-it. Prune Pickin's Beauty Contest Is becoming so famous that the Coos i Bay Times Is "tollering suit." The winner of the Coos B,iv contest and the winner of the local encounter will then be mMchrd and the flower of; Winchester helles will then be in structed to choose between the two. j Nate FuMerton declines to enter the beauty show s'.T.inq for his reasons that he wishes to nive the other boys a ciianct. "Ever'hody knows who's the braatifullest man In this here town," quotes Nate. I r,i-i...,rT - ... . i had taken possession of large tracts: DEMAND FOR CASCARA BARK of imi. fr widen they P,ve the m-j I dlnns almost nothinc. Iloth Sutter i and Marshall knew that their claims as first discoverers of gold were false. They were adventurers, and were a' j Sau Fernando in IS 10 during one of: the Mexican revolutions, and hadi heard of the gold Ileitis In the Sail1 Fcruundu district. j Industry Was Once a Baby, but It Hr.s Developed Greatly in Washington State. a arm million tii'iiars was the value tif this seas., n't eascara bark, har vested by tiruvs Harbor (Wash.) folk. It Is the led bather-like skin of Ibe barberry tree, stripped by settlers and t :iy dweller who spend si weeks eaeli prin ,n the swampy for ests near ll.Mll!alii. 11 od time d im e at Wincle llnlav. August ;".ib. , Sal- Famous Film Stars Favorite Coiffure A &"-,,V'' ,!tA' Night Officer Lo"i was in the sane ttnn this o. m. complaining because to n.leie war, rot mentioned among the "who's who" In the settlement. The night cop declares that if Chief Math ews wou'd transfer him to the day shift he'd stand a better chance of winning thf top money in the beauty wrangle. ' Beauty is only knee deep." 6avs Mose Hire in commenting on the length of the present day ski'ts. i Bill Mutt h.i-i Ims mustache niani cured thu week m hones of nosing out Charley terry who has crowded him rcnsiderab'y for fir! pl.ire in the con. test. ,x years ng. Industry was a 1:1 tempted to sell II tin. from :! to -I i it llnl hlliO! iliU U, cure and pack it. 'I hen i. lice the whole-ale i.rh e I bci-il r-:!li; Is 11, ,, I and skillful sliipp, per tl.i.i. With a Is made near the i of bar:; oiwo le p illed fmill Ihe : to tirie.-a feet. T , t'.is hark galhering '. tile few Who lit- pi'eleil bark get i.is per pound for t bow to properly Irilg famine. The iih bus gradually cents p,T pound s make $10 to SI.", i.nife an Incision ound and a pieiv ed there may be e upward for ten . ng but a part of fcntr t 1 ' ..AKr i - v cut I lirniMT 1 ... , -t ,V .'- O t Q Will DnilK V the bark thus i. t pi jure the tree. undoiintcdiy m. r-r-k ho-sc lace. 'Home Progressing DOROTHY DALTON For women h,ie rmpid irl full fares ibis style of c.i ,:rv which l li.irothy lhiltolis fiv..ni,. l.-t vi ry erf.-cii,,., j-j,,, ), ir tlre--f,i fairly .w with natural wave. It nn,' l:i w i- to ,.t ill oughts fouinv lu . shown air, U rTt in l he W '. T. I'. ( I,ilc FixTin Home beini; i -ti hii-h, j lorviillia fiom the cry fii.-c. About ha .f so that It " rb'li and yet it tl n..t give the k nky flapper cTe. t. i'hc-n Is slso an nbseiit e of frills 1,1, h In fspe.'l aFy benuuing tt oau uf, Miss billion's tvH toy Hufiiatn and Oo'drn Burnett, n'lane vamrs, purchased two bits i v.cth of 1r cent store perfume last eve with which they hone to corral the vote of the curbstone flappers. Never could tvso '-tt be spent mote profitably, so saved we. Pi-r-y Webb, brl! bco at the Douti las bolel. avs be han t been packing ice water to the fourth floor for nothing. ! Ore of the d strict Lolbarin. was r'ad ng at the Aiender pa'k swim, mm' bclf yesterday p. rn. in bis one plecs fcathin' suit when be noticed a The other ee:i t by em ini, aliens per tor a nim.l.. r ladian-ipt l:s. tt:e j baked n parti, ul ' cake for the oe, ,,. ! nitr.it 'ted lur Inter. I thai no mailer i 1 should biue a pie. I Aieorditiiily h,. I fl ree women In i ly to ci lur own. ; piece to ll.e In:, ! ll one lo tt Mil l s i ' nt home. 1 ,dy. r take." I Crestfallen, she , ow n cake nnd g -i rrirhlr ertke In w? Inlral.-.l. Ard nmi an-'t tine tf the cbar- is civile- a snp- f poor children of f the women bail nice Hm.t'1 food ii. tne little boy -t nnd she det bled :.at happened he of her t ake, offended two or losing tlielr cakes Sht carrtctl n b'c fellow who give 1: "We g "t bread ase gitunie sonic To Secure Clouds on Negative. j Amateur photographers are delight-j etl to nnd. sometimes, that thev have natural clouds upon their nccallve. J aud they imagine that these have oc-j curred by a lucky chance. Iteally the' result is a proof that they have iiiude a correct exposure. 1 In order to secure clouds on the negative, it Is necessary to remember sn obi rule "F.xposc for the shadows,; lid the Meli-liglits will take tare ol Iheinselves." In eiher winals. one mnsl look for the darkest part of the pic ture, and vive Ihat part sufficient ex posure. I sually. clouds are lot be cause tlie sky. beim; bright, Is mil'li more t vposetl than other parts of tht pliture. tin development the luiace becomes dense there before the d irk-1 r parts r.r strong rimivli. Hence the sky w III not print. Com KimrT ' Farmers are already scanning their fields in hope of carrying1 o" international honors for having produced the best corn, wheat, oats, Ucsidca the $10,000 prize list of- barley, sweet clover. t' fcrcd to farmers again this year by beans, cow peas, and W'JP1" B the ChicaKo Bonrd of Trade for the shown. State '""'"I'T,,, t-cst jrrain and forage crops ex-1 agricultural colleges n hibitcd at tho International Grain I sociations, l"f.wiil and II.-iv Show, several trophies! and national farm , n-iit i, .aj n-K. i.,,not bo:ninlinir a success ol i- ..... un.iiueu. , lie tanj wufiij - r- -- a fit tT U.-' is the grand championship corn cup. I whit h is held solely m .The fanner who wins the silver cup of agriculture and j'1 3, E. three years will retain it perma-l ncrtiy. I Knrly activity tndicatcs that this Jvar's show, held in connection with ti0 International I.ivestoc'.: Kxposi- J. W. Workman, ."" vt. won the covet, d wm u-"'Ifol last year. MA 0ic thousand fanners out to w him at the coming sw; ! Let Us Fit You! bolt her Explanation ef Dreams. t Nuineious forms of frier are nn-'J .n.mnieil by tlreams of nn imcoaiuioaly A terrifying character; while In eases of 'if severe neuralgia ami rheumatic liTec- Hons, disturbed dreams are occasional- ly found to be forerunners of uu nt- A tai'k. In riicsiion uhes rise to very morbid A Into whhh spttie. sorrow. V f'i;icral. suTm-Hti-.r.. ami 4t ira'ie aniiui.ls enter. V ., ... .mi iiue i:uk: are tl ;,. t,, t Our new stock of imported wooKns 1-ave a"1' want you to see the new patterns. We nre glad to show such unusual Q;lIlt" :lt ' lliat will agreeably surprise you. Come in and have your measure taken today. dreams, dcail,. arrlcd him a ple.-e of I curious cfTo, t w hi. Ii tlie luii-.d I, is ,n,.7 h ret! and white' the Ituly dtirine j eriods of !., j,. f..t e s.iv. "No morel tlreaiulni i a very nafural iMi... fooj cake for me for charity those ha never tlrcan ut ull are u d l arties." jto In uuitall' sfflictcd. ? Phons 472. J. F. DiLLARD, Prop. SOI "5 -v.-.KfSS
