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Newspaper Page Text: t uuiiuii MAMtuv OCTOBER 1. i Ejus: " i innnnn n n Willi msn m FKOM WE EACTOWf I ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW Issued Dally Except Sunday ' ' President and Manager M. W. ilATKH HecreUry-Treaaurer . 11EKT (J. HATES SUBSCRIPTION BATES Dully, pT year, liy mall Ijnily. six months, by mull Daily, three months, by mall Iially, single month, by mall Dally, by carrier, per uiomu.. .400 2.00 l.OU - .to .60 190 Weekly News-Review, by mall, per year- r mi T. or..... . r. . ,,.bo.tlon To. il.ao-l.tr P-i I. eie u. y.ly en llll "J,, , ,, p.u.r. aii.i.li Ii.-r.-ln alao reserved . . ... mullr Mmv 17. l'J' r.ut..r.u a. . 0r,.Kon, unilHr the Ai t of March 2, U79. 0. at the pout office at Roseburg, ROSEBUHG. OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER I. 123. PRUMc pickihs BY BERTS BATES BEATING THE DINER (By Wlekes Wamboldt How often It haptens ,h,, we -t out to practise some cronomy we find little have THE FAMILY OF ONE CHILI). Years m'o most families had three or more children, but to day many wedded couples have only one. Some special problems wise in such tae.s. . , "With my five children I can (five but a fraction of time and thou-'iit to the individual," said one mother the other day. "You with onlv on- can guide his life right, giving him the best you have. No wonder your boy has such good manners ana rjnngn.K "P' Yet the lady with the only child replied that she had had her troubles too. Her boy, with his mature ways and vocabulary de rived from adult association, had seemed the model of the neigh borhood, lie had been considered much more proper than the youngsters from the more crowded home, who were often noisy and carelessly dressed, lint as the years pass, traits that once .seemed superior appear to be singular. The only child seems to lack sometliing derived from close association with those of Ins own age. Adoring grandmothers and aunts may try to compensate lor this lack by lavish gifts. Camps and Scouts and like organiza tions have helped such youngsters become mixers. Ilnl sometimes these outside experiences draw a young son away from the horns which is the best stimulus he can fin OOOD EVENING FOLKS Wi met a fellar Thia m. whose lower Jaw Was hangin' down a foot And in his optica he Had the moat woe begone Whipped dawg look and So we alapped him On the back and said "How're ya. ol' top" And he turned upon ua And unloaded a cartful Of grief concernin' Hiaaelf and fam'ly An' finally we Aaked him why he Didn't buy hiaaelf A boa of dyapepaia tablets And get a new lease on life But the bird Just groaned and said That he enjoyed hisself Better when he had Somethin' to growl about And we think that A lot of the local knockers Feel juat the same way. S) DUMBELL DORA THINKS A cartoon la what they pack eggs In. rtis. 01, 01, OIOI! Abraham Goldatein was almost re a,,a ia tara when he met his old friend Patrick O'brien on the board uolk at Atlantic City. "They von't let me In at any of these svell hotels and I can't find any , rttH trial an done Ik to inconvenience ourt-elves and we bavo not saved a menu. i A younn man said to me the othw day, -I w on a .rip recently and we stopped at a station Just as a 1 waiter came throne h the train nout Iok. First call for lun h In the jin iiili car forward!' At the same " Ian Kthlopian on tlie nation piat- Iform waa calling out. Hox iu"t;nM' fifty cents!' I deci'lefl i " " ""' the diner and sari' a nan u.,... - buyiiiK a box lunih. Well, I found a piece or IOU"" chicken. few til " , , i bread, a limp nlekl". and a mm nu of tough pie of uncertain jrenus. A fie.- t had ...ten I dirt not ieei at all satisfied with the world. Some- thlna; waa lacking. I triea to a. rluht by spendinr ten cents on a banana from the train butcher. The fruit Htrt not wem at all in sympa thy with tho box lunch, ao (be next time the butcher came alone. 1 l.ouRht a Mope' ftu a dime, witn m Idea of estublishine solidarity. SI 111 I had a pronounced sense of Incompleteness. So an hour later when the butcher came through I parted with twenty-fire cents for a box of cheese crackers and on his next round I bought a package of chewing cum. "Then It dawned rn mo that, in stead of Kolng into the diner and paying a dollar for a Rood lunch, weil served, In appropriate surroundings, I had Bpent the same amount for a hot-dog lunch which I had eaten like a tramp and which had given me Indigestion." That Is the way with a great many of our little economies. 1 ney are ROLL YOUR OWN WITH UZIACIUHX tmmimxa CAN BUY 'EM.. CAN SELL 'EM!:" CAN RENT 'EM! CAN TRADE 'EM' You can do most any old thing by making your this column. It la the market barometer for mlsclirifc telling and trading, wonaomii re.un. are auamed. p., line (five words make a line) and four centa a line for , Insertion. ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGE "Ufe, 'It., WANTED "T wavtk.d Turkeys, large Phone 14 F 14- Boyer Bros. or email. FOR BENT-l, nlace. All fair-,n- ,"4 nt. Roy Uurks. ' niar to tiv. Ov. what can I do?" r . i I 11 fiur lllLIH KK. "Sure and ye ami using n ""i80motimcs,ftti8e economies and they the good Lord gave you. Wnen ye f bp expon8hre. A friend of mine. I to register, sign tne name , ""ln gendlng a telegram, cut out a four- per- 1 tatnonc ye Know inu n,w,v.. Ul IlltUlfc. A few hours later Patrick came However, the only child has had many advantages, and if ( i:;": .. 1 il. .1 ! . I!., J.. il.A Due llli Af Jflfilfl ' ... ones overcome the scllisnness mat is pecumuiy int.- iun ,c0thes torn ana austy. position, their chalices in life are as good as anyone's. One solution is to widen the home circle1, and take in a home-lessj-oungster as companion for the only child. The cost might not greatly exceed that of the extra privileges often given the only child. Many children thus taken in by adoption have repaid by their affection and hundred times over for all they have received. And their companionship has relieved the loneliness of the only child. - , o Education Ov vov. vot a terrible business. I registered as you said and now look at me." "I don't understand. What name did ye sign?" Archbishop, O'Reilly and vlfe." SERVED HER RIGHT. 'Ah, madam," said, the serious visitor. "I am going about giving advice ana consolation to unhappy wives. Do you I know where your husband is every nightr "Indeed I do." "Alas, madam. You think you do, but he may be here, there, anywhere." "Well, if he gets out of the place where he Is now, he has to raise a granite slab that weighs at least a ton, and he couldn't even lift a scut tle of coal while he was alive." The bill collectors are out today hearing the various alibis of the populace. cgas Most of our readers have noted that American Week is to be observed this year front Sunday, November 18, to Saturday, November 21, somewhat earlier than in former years. The program emphasizes the tmKrtanee of the country schools by devoting the exercises of two days mainly to the consideration of rural problem. Sunday,. No ember IS, is designated "For God and Country," Monday, "American Constitution Day," Tuesday, "I'atriotism Day," Wednesday, "School and Teacher Day," Thurs day, "Illiteracy Day," Friday, 'Community Day," Saturday, -rhysiial Kducation Day." The slogans for Friday, November 1':;. are. "An Kotial Chance for All Children.' u.. !.,.. ..,,.1 N-l" Tlw. u,r,r,.l..,l nnwrim omnlinsizes ' ncbody shall use his photograph for mv v cii n 1 1 y i.u, ...... ...... 0.,ftv., jthe ote of makinB , crayon por- the plea for "Kijuality of opportunity for every American boy and trjllt trom lt. trirl" and iirci's tho imiiortance of a public library in every com- ife li ; ,..t.,. I ti,.,t rural .n 1 1 n i I v u-ill nsKeml)l ! The prune driers are runnin' ,.m.m,. c..'..-ii.i n...t . . blast this week but as yet the at its sctiotimou.se on inai n;ty. un aiuroay win tie leauireu, "The Croat Out-of-Doors," and the "Conservation and Develop ment of Forests, Soil, Koads and other Resources." o I'm to a few years ago, the scope of community activities lias in mo. t places b.vn pretty limited. The need of got! schools,! To show how well he has played the roads, police, lire protection was realised. Yet beyond certain Bul his heart that his own re basic essentials most communities did not go. rotmy it is seen ; joice by progressive communities that they must organize and work to provide a much wider range of advantages that will make a com-j Only cent word, which had tne ertect 01 making the message aniliiguous. me man to whom it was sent misunder stood the wire and it coat my friend about twenty dul.ua. Constructive economy is thorough ly desirable everywhere, but one should uae a? much judgment in se lecting Lis economies as in selecting anything else. ' It Is faise economy for a frail wom an to try to shift a piano to save a quarter. It is falxe economy for a high-priced executive to spend his time dlggine out Information that one of his clerks could get for him. Moderation and intelligent selec tion apply to economies as well as to everything else In life. INFORMATION Grain Backs and twine at Wharton Bros. Here I"or A Kew PayN W II. Judah who resides In Seattle is here for a few days transacting business matters. Accented IVn.lt km ' . .lls Adelc Bemis lias accepted a position with the Telephone company as operator. l-nlversal electric lighting plnnts at a big reduction at Wharton Bros. Atteniltiuc To lltlsinetiH William Curry niotorea in irum .... Curry estate saiurnay iu uau.. business matters. , Purchased Sedan d it uw has nurrnaKea a mm door Kord sedan from the C. A. I-ock- wood Motor company. ?,rs. Weatherly Over vi n s Weather v was over irimi Oakland Saturday visiting with friends and on business matters. MrCorniick-Deering 10-20 tractor has Just arrived at Wharton Bros. Hailev.Tlavidson motorcycles have an Alemite lubricating system on 1HI4 models. Hurley-Davidson SaJes Agency. MECHANIC WANTED at Roseburg C.arace. Must be aoie iu lathes. I'OH RENt- rnh wii,u hna written down his A Stpiare Deal for ast with. It Is that, after he Is dead, full pro duct has not equalled the dryness o( the fruit In this colyum. (Ol ONLV A DAD. Only a dad, with a tired face, Coming home from his daily race, Bringing little ol gold or tame So many of my frieniw ask me everv tlav where 1 am located. I an' back in the harness at the Koseburc Siuillo. 137 Jackstnn St.. opposite llu UmiHiu.i Hotel. JIM CL.AUK. WANTED 20 full uiooueu uanei, rock pullets. Even oarreu. ma n.. lev. Urockway, Oregon. WANTED A gentle fresh cow, Jersey preferred. Apply to mrs. r. o.uuoiv, iiningthe jinney Addition. WANTED Experienced colored wo man wants housework by the day. Call at Rost burg Hotel, Room 17. wAVTrrulMen to work in rock quarry. Five dollars for eight hours . m ' u V 1 1 ii m Liu i. work. 1'none or hhmj i Roseburg. WANTED To rent modern luruisti orf nr unfurnished house, by Oc tober 13th. M. D. Kehr, 619 Fowler st. .'iM.nl Klllrfluv. Mrs. T. It. f errter or i.oui n... enent Saturday in this city visiting with Mrs. Nelson Jones. In Toun On llnslneHH - Dick Chupm.tn. who resides In Dix- onville. was in Roseburg Saturday at tending t.0 business matters. WANTED Apple pickers at tlie uvei land Orchard. Good place to cami by the river, or meals at the hunk house. 2Jc each. Phone 31 K 5. T MISCELLANEOUS T 1 SHEET MLS1C and records exchang ed at 3.'8 No. Kane St. I'lione 11.11. i:All OWNER Dun't forget to cai. 653 when in need ot auto parts Sarff's Auto V.'reckin? House. LOST AND FOUND l'nsT Elks button with diamond set ting. Reward. Return to this office. j FOR RENT FOR RENT Piano, I'lione 31 F 5. FOR RENT safety deposit boxes Roseburg National Bank. SLEEPING room for rent. Douglas. , 837 East WHY A BIBLE SCHOOL Ilible schools are just what the name implies, a arhool where the Ilible ia taught. The Chrtsiian Bible School of this city is such a school. We have no creed or doctrines to teach, nothing but the good old Bible. Enroll next Sunday it's Rally Day and the first Sunday in our new year's work. , Clnsties for all ages, each taught' by a competent teacher. Meet with us. o t LOCAL NEWS To see him come and hear his voice. did of a brood of four. , i.. i .' it i x ... u r i:.. t. ..' cine ot ten minion men or n.v.v. munity a better place to live m. . Henderson, North Carolina, for , Pl0dding tton9 , ,n, da,,y gtrife. instance, manifested this spirit recently, hen its Chamber of 'Bearing the whips and scorns of life Ufiiwt ' vvun never a wntmper oi pm . DIM c . l . A m... u.hn at home await. Commerce promoted the organization of a country club. gathered information about such organizations, then called in 3." men, prepared a budget of $20,(100 for the first year's operations, and within I'D minutes raised JftHKH) for a starter and secured the oilier !? 1 1,000 tin next day. A nine hole golf course is now com pleted, and the formal opening took place the past summer. Dismissed From Hospital Mrs. A. Cornutt, who is a resident of Riddle, was dismissed from Mercy Hospital Saturday afternoon. In From Melroc ltoscoe Coon, who Is a resident of Melrose, was In town the latter part of the week on business matters. Entered Hospital K. D. Swisher, who resides in Myr tle Point, entered Mercy Hospital Sat urday suffering from appendicitis. l'lllMllll KcHldcnt III Donald 1-aird, who mal'.es his hoiie In I'nipqua. was in this city the lat ter part of the week, transacting bus I lies.-. Here Over Sunday Archbishop Christie of Portland spent Sunday In Roseburg and con- :irmed a large class of the St. Joseph Church. FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms. 216 North Rose. ( alletl To Myrtle Creek Dr. K. II. Stewart was called io Myrtle Creek this morning profes sionally. Moving To New Home Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kream nre mov lng to their new homo on Stephens stree:. Mrs. Beckley In Mrs. Charles Berkley, who in a resi dent of Dixonville, was in town Sat urday shopping and attending to olh or business. Only a dad, neither rich nor proud, Merely one of the surging crowd. Toiling, striving, from day to day Facing whatever may come his way; Silent whenever the harsh condemn. And bearing it all for the love of them. Only a dad but he gives his all To stiooth the way tor his children small. Doing, with courage stern and grim, The deer1 that his tather did for him This is the line for him I pen Only a dad, but the best of men. ,o-. Deur Folks: Uh unuld t! tV.i'.k. .i I. rill ' . i l .. V i.-T.; i5V.V5 .V. .'l.llfc ..'J'tv - I'p front ;lenditl Mrs. Charles Nehel. who is a resi dent of tilenilale, was np today shor. plng and attending to business. Relumed Hiuitr Miss Mabel Swansnn, who spent several days at the stnto fair, re turned home Saturday. Here On Business O. E, Cook and son of Cookville, spent several hours In Roseburg the latter part of the week on business affairs. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, bath. 401 South Main Btreet. lt'KMSHED rooms to rent Bear hit;!; rchool. 404 West Douglas. FOR KENT OR SALE CIO acres, best . grass ranch in Douglas Co. A. W. Ream. Thone 36 F 24. FOR RENT Fifty five aores of land, joining tho Kinney Addition. Apply to Mrs, r. Sinnott FOR RENT Five room house will parage and chicken yard. 1021 N Jackson st. Phone 363-J. 10 aer ." miles from citv P o 1 1 Dlentv fruit p. ' 5) O. Box BS tn.i.... 1 FOR SAU oai-rj t ied Plllv J OC each. Phnn tM FOR SALE Vetch, 4cl FOR SALE 01d"narS!.- i ji .. ". FOR BALE OK REXtrrj f,-n, A.I.I ....... nuuim 9, R J FOR SALE Six JprSvTT iresn soon. u. E. BrcJ FOR SALE Hay. haTTT FOR SALE Oil cooker nearly new at a btrgji Main street. FOR SALE Coat, looTCl tur coiiar ana cum. M Street. FOR SALE Pure bred "3 Angora bucks. Also pi. o. l'aul, so. Peer Cwl FOR SALE at a barpililJ one acre ground, 3 blofe nouse. inquire of on? Jackson street. A REAL DUY-10 mm rooms plastered. BatiL? ft. Just off pated a $3500.00. Easy tenrnjui will handle. Or will ai- or Ford truck as pin jrJ W. Young & son, nm j FOR RENT Sleeping room with use of piano if desired. Gentleman pre ferred 134 So. Stephens. FOR RENT Heated room, hot water, use of piano. In a pleasant home. Phone 518 So. Main st. FOR RENT Reasonable) large airy room with 2 beds. Suitable for 2, gentlenien. 329 So, Pino st. FOR-RENT 30 Teres""-good bottom land, S miles out on good road, in quire of John Stencil, C.lengary ihtrirt, Rr. 1, Rosi-burg, Ore. FOR SALE WilliamTvSl beat, good condition, or I sell $100.00. Marvel lirl chine, nearly ne, mli $500.00. Larce EKire new cost $32.00, ui pc ion Garage, Grams Pt DAROAINS IN USEuKJ Lens and Company tffr i ceptionnl bargains !ct 4 September on ns These cars must Irani' room for our nei ti tars and we are tout. lng a way below on n Some have been tboroit others just as wcttftt' no car sold unless ' oughly satisfied. , In the list we have Ik to 1920 in roadsters, M delivery ranging in ptirt to $225.00. We also tin: one Fordson trictor. ft rebuilding and if In (M a tractor it woultl pJ f and see the way e tra.' our cars and tractors. ' We will be glad to imt terms for any of Uw write, nr nhono Le Onkland. Oregon, tut sales find service. part of the week and bought a Ford light delivery truck from tho C. A. Lockwood .Motor Company. Out Knl in-day Miss Ruth 'Smith, who Is a resi dent of Sutherlin was over Saturday shopping and visiting with friends. Returned To Ftigptic tl. K. Ilosford, who spent the week nd in this city visiting with his fam ily, relumed to-Eugene this afternoon. t I nuild write some lin in m'o tlie roads ahead, tlie things from which to; t-linul;. Aiiwrc is ilie:ip and .so its worth is rarely jtivt"! thought, ' i.t'd t'.ioM- wiio ;.i-t ;tl it nuituj itlx'tit i,iv ery seldom sought ar.ie I iis.it and then when ! am thru. 1 11 hope I.. u u by some one w ill lie read, who'll Riddle People In Dr. and Mrs. Barrett, well known residents of Riddle, were In town Sat urday visiting with friends and attend ing to business. Mr. Conn In Saturday Kenneth Conn, w.'ll known res ident of Melrose, spent several hours in this city Saturday attending to business. Spent The Wi-ek End Mr. and Mrs. Waller Hatch ami family of Cottage Grove spent the week end in Roseburg at the home of .Mrs. Hell S.himller. In On llusiness, To Visit Daughter Mrs. M. E. Arthur if: vn.trdav afternoon 181 "with her diuis-'hter, Jin. nolds Indefinitely. James Campbell, motored 111 from the rural districts Saturday and snent , Mrs. the afternoon attending to business matters. nn'tit-ni. Ill ib i.io itiit-irevne. lt.t.,t nf Diddle. api'M 1 In Roseburg Saturday rls friends and shopping Returned From Knit . wD . . , . . . 1 . . ... . . v ..-.".en., who nas oeen , H.p. Few Djy- .iM.ing in taiem and atlendniK the ' ,-,,,- Tmrttii V..C' :. rolur,d Salurd" Can.eron -Surgical ir -l.r,v r,t rilil-aCO. iS 1 Wilt Ideate Here I days' In this city on bu R. E. llolman of Wed. California. ! stonIMMi n,.rc has l., n in this cliv for the ,,.ist ! w . m F. E. .Mrs. Calkins In .Mrs. funis Cull. ins. who is a res ident of Kdenbow.-r, spent lure vlsiiinz with friends tending to business. few days nnd will locate here. Mr. H.ilinnn purchased a Ford truck from the c. A. Lockwood Motor Company. Returned From Porthiml Merrill Senter. who has been -I'l nning tin. past two months In ai.. n,wl Mrs. h ...... t,nn .-witine in W' ped in this city n tbff no. where they win ' ' . ih. ir horael" nill'llfc III.' i'".' , i.' jn. lr Ponslnr and Fill ilist the t.l'out a siilm . ( oi l. ii the tilings l'e l I'.l!' "There ain't no feller that kin do .1 h h.u,n' u.hn tl . wa.te take a eham e and writ'.' a word or two, tchm' him." From Drain Vrs. Kiln Durfee. who resides In . Drain, sp-nt the morning In this camKTJ ' ct'y rhnpping and attending to other V 'it,. I un.'. J a i y i O 1 '" in iomii S!VC LTl-t&nS JX : . , t. , j r;-rl Age... who is a n sid. nt of l,ff & Here Scturdai Winston, was a visitor to Rosel.iirc Mrs. t . M Weatherfonl and child- j the latter part of the week on l.usi ( rn n.T.' In ten Satunlay from Kld-'ness. die shopping and visiting with I ! '"' n'1 : S-m The W-k KimI I -Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fouler of l'ld- nd. returned to this rttv s:.t-i hn nr the C. A- l-Kt I "or: itiirdaviiirday afternoon. Me was aeco'rnpan-1 companv spent saturdJ ' and at-1 led hv itav v. t-.,., ....... ' . ,, i . t-'orrlsi h T for a f-w dnvs i, i-,.i,. of that P - :.i r. ri,i". ., I I T'KaC'II-Xv'T'T'I t.OIM. Tt 111 I ls'll!T tal.i the t.f !'io"i wh.it he retuls and push himself ahead. Til-.', stnn's one tlia;' old ;u ae mid yet it's always new, for these who ht id its s.utitil adv ti . .ao, strmnvo to say, the lew. To he wi'.iit-i .ur tn.-atis my friends, wilt brine; you happi-li.'-s. To ho I ojoi d i!u' ia.--h ou niitke, will lirinjr you real dis t :' ;. N Us or ., i'u i' .voids aiv true, tin v can't he turned ; i'out. '1 hett '. In r.-eptiot; to liio rule, results will leaf the;!',' out. And I'ui'.m' .li,i sHiid a little loss than what they make, at'.' wim', while thi.M' who spoe.d a i.tt'.e moi'o, tiud debt up to their t'X I'S. That's all, and s' ill it's ;,il on ne-d. lt shows two tn ids a1. e id. n one you'll f::.,l a ! .,rt that's frw, on ot.e a heart of !i ad. Why take the eve ou knew i bad when all vou'vo cot to Cetin'v Seated Supervisor Mrs. O. C. lirewn I. -lives tun, r:ow tor llie lener l'mi.:i:ft disiri.-r o. p.'i.,t a ront-'e of we.'ks vimhih: Ihe s. lieol In Dial vninliv. S!',e will ill all i'l" s.-heoir. at the lewer roer I'teuls. and will In in Ke.dyperi on r.et Sauir-i'..- tor t'u- "lie m.-.-tng to tie h.-ld there. Here On lti.ln, I Mr. and Mrs, I. II. d. nrs of i'.l. ndale. were tedav. slmpping nnd ether lusl::. . Smith, r. In this i site lu! m; ,lle spent the Week end In Portland si- mien ling io l.ui-lnos and Msttins ay i iih friends. Oil. sT 11 1 CLOCKS The I nlen O.I R'.. r.ure nnd ihe Stephens str.el . l.-rn.M.n t.e.-.ni-.e o W. Stewart, found. st:titii In Nor'l. s rvi.-e sinli.Mi on re eh.?., it Oils Hf r Ihe death of I. r i.f the 1'ni m oti I ron. M e ... ol! Fulls I'ai k,-s Si -ttieider arrived In R.e l.iirc l.ii iittut from Klamath F.ilK ai d tl! nl si veral days h.ie vis !tin iih tri.-mls. C-nt The XltrrtHM.tt Mrs. S c Miller, who reids a'. D'.liar.l. -p. nt the afternonn in K"s hur,' sh...'. s and attending to oth l.l!.tnes. l liilervtetit 0i-rnll.ii Stanford Hu.-ll of iiillard utni. r ent in operation yesterdav, fur Vr ! i-idlrliis. Tie- op.-rati.in 'was p. r I formed l.y Drs. Seth.-r and Si.wan at Mercy llosiiital. ; It.'inrnetl From Snltnn I Mr. and Mrs C. M Pace, . ho -, !'ti' the past few days al the ' returned home vw-tdav r ..... .,. -. : in -j w ... aecotnisini do, is to plant your fe t ii Mil li e ji'Hui iit d keep on jjt i n sr tru? Cenipanv of l.tiri.sl lisli.y CaiifiTitta, ho as l:.iiirii, d From (.runts l'n Mrs Marv Psrker. who has IWn tisititu; in ilranis Pass for the rai lew (laxn. returned home this aft. r- ncH.ti. Vr and Mrs. ilotd. state alt.T- d b. Frank lllard of M. ,1- A 1111 havil Trlli k Carl Sione, prepri. tr f ,,,, , m. I'liia rnraraery ot K,-.-,t-p.,n. ,: t'V.-r.il (ia.vs l-.i this citv the lMt, r BUY, NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCHANDIS at a Store With n r.mnlCw.n f,. hun.lllnf till' lVt T' Iiossihle. We aro exclusive dealers for HtH.EPHOOF nnd IRONCLAD HOSIERY ' PlilNl .ESS COATS. SPITS and DRESst.s KAVSER INDKRWEAR Cotton and Silk W.VIiNEICS RVST PROOF CORSETS EVEHKAST Sl'ITlNGS nnd GINGHAMS MA.M.IN'SON'S SILKS DE LUXE Where Can You Find Better Merehand.se Than "TH! Sll K ST, im I. ABRAHAM .TT'?7T14rr.