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6 OKWJOS (TI'V KM KKI'KISK. I KIh.W. AI'KII, II, I'Mli. OKM'dON flTV 1'NTKIMMMSK, KKIHAV. A1'KH '21. IHlri. Irf lb lltkt4lll III .J'' 'I'' ! n I oir tpii .u Ho nun li I'l l HIWI MMIM MCKoavn3. i n iru-wi'l II V t It . '.-(Si" flail --Th April -1 " ii . ull'-rimluii! i'h kiiimhtna have I ''' 1 " on o far ilmi . li- o Hi.' proml -c .1 ira.t half I '"fa :.' l' rr.-i l!i-l-Hkli'r inttrn. Kor otlu r n r r imi.t t!'" w (.l. TbiT.- a? ii pli-nl) ll'i'iv ' vnrd our anil I'alifnrnu ti I'T K.ii.lrn pm n - Ati-.ntu- ui Hi. ir tralll" ar.i.'iua un.l l!i. HI .v-laiiltiu-. I!..- nil lie "! h.ninll KciAliliini anl I'" C'l'l'1" ril- hl1" rv. ryhi r. from t!io AUantv lo Hi rarlfli-. from frvnon l'an.i.la U I'i Milin Kutf. Hie 'M r.'"' nJ ""' vloli t dlffuf lliclr fraKian1" ""'I ! ilin the v oary p .1. ' ii.l .....wlwrrv l.l..,Ju" M,n ' mini itinunirraiiii- , khlne n.J tli.klc In tlso milky wsy ; ana nii inmn. - " V" " h arv opi nliiR itiotr uni t u iu " un. hlli- nil a'"".: !' hlcliay tlu Ort-Kon rrati iliM;y H sl" lonvra ami lt clili-r of col.lon "n'i or Hi fruit tr.'ca tho plum anj lh hrrry arv wuiti-riiii: ih. tr iioy pot aU to the lm1. Tli i mhryo haa al rc.uly iwiimtl form of auffii-K'nt ilia tinrtni n to uhlniicr to u of the plia urc that Is pn'panni: for ua In tlu lr. The cblrkcn r In.luatrioua'y rath print? tho riih UvIiir nutriment the moist noil contain auJ are makin astlnfai toiy n-tiirns In the aupply of ecK. The Anoro KO.il. a if knov Iiir that his pliire a lo hrins a Kratl fyir.K price haa yleliiiil murh gnat it output of hl liit.-r coverinc than ln.r'iiifnn for Years. The whir of the aln .iep.er mm and the aound of hammer and aw- are, letllnc ua both of the one new build- 'nc that is solus up In our neighbor-! hood and of other that ure plann-l ' for the comlns dimmer. The brother. Geo. and Conrad, r k. are buildiiis a new barn for Mr. 'k John Hot ler that U to be a decided orn.inx nt to his ranch. The friend of Mr. and Mr. Al !.o- torn ere glad to htar of their prosper . Ity fn Fresno. Calif, w here Mr. l. ; n-nr. haB a fine grocery. , Sylvester Gibson with his atsier. i Mrs. Kd Hunrewi. to keep house forj blm. is mukmc success of the for- iner lairena ranch. The Mothers' club met on Thurs-j day at the home of Mrs. Frank Hll Ion. Mrs. Kuene Mltii and Mrs. Henry Klster were present as visitors ; and rendered valuable assistance toj the club work. Tao uext meeting Is I to be had at the home of Mrs. KUterj on Thunday. April iTth . Kaster services are to be held by the two congregations of our place. The Meanonlte congregation are to; repair in a body on Easter morning i to their parent organization, the Zion , church. I VARQUAM. . ".. " ; MARQPAM, April 20 -(Special l- Geo. C. Itrowncll and Vi. Olds, can-; dldates for the legislature add. essed a; full houso bore April 15. and received : frequent app ansc ... 1 Miss Haze I.arKins. who has bee., working for her uncle. J. I). Uirkim,, . went home Monday on account of be-: inn suddenly taken III. J. Jackson and Tom l.-ntl.-y went ; to Molalla Sunday wun ineir teams io haul lumbci for Pred Mortenson. Olaf Olson broke his stump-puller w hile working for George Pentley on ; the J. D. Larkins place last week. T he Ladies' Aid bazaar vm quite an j attnictlon. A large crowd attended.; Ice cream and cake were served, the proceeds of the evening amounting to; $18.00 j Mr. Franklin left Monday for Alas ka. His wife and daughter will re main with her mother. Mrs. J. H. Hat-! ler. until Mr. Franklin gets located r. until Mr. Franklin gets located. So much rain will make the fanners late with their spring seeding. They are only about half through as yet. Rev. Weslev Stockwe'l Is linprov- lug at this writing. G. W. Henlley. of Woodburn, has re- turned home. He had been here wait-1 Ing on his brother while the latter' '" r i ri wi i aifru hfiu nnon rini'u ill of late. I Eaph Gigor and wire, and his broth-. er. Gill, attended church here Sunday, , also Mr. neor anu woe, an i.u... u.Kcr-, vine. It can be substantiated that 6 years ago or on the 18th day of April, 1850, this whole Willamette valley was covered with six IncheB of snow. This may sound rather "fishy" but It is a Tact just the same. Just one week from that time, on the 2r,th of April, Just such another snow came, but went off the following day. Eugene Dullding permits increased $8,522 over last year. "Fillers Hfitts A drink lhatshculdbeon every table PORTLAND BREWING CO., Portland, Ore. On sale at all Leading Groceries and ConfectiMarita PHONE YOUR DEALER FOR HOME DELIVERY CLARKE I i l iliKl'S. Afrit - iS".-HII I f..'M, Irt !' 'l - " W.-llUU' f. r. 4 il.i'uM'T i ll V. ,ln. . I 'v ! I l.th. , ru..i I'r... a-.- s-iii"; i; 1 I r. a t l.i pi H't I ' ' ' i Ml Ai:n.- Xi'Uini ami M M" lU.K.Mulll.-r -1'i-itt Su i.Uy iili Mi KI.U M.mu.itilt Ml-1 trill. Tri.n.u a i-n..r i'i r...ti.m.i ijfi ji'.t.i.i. W II '.'('l.l'il.T III t.lll l.l't M.iii'ljy "i l'imlii Min Por.'n. t Str.mii:r'.'ii. ho I alii inline Hie huh whwl tn Orvs.i'i I'lty, ha Iho lHila.ui uak mi ha.llv lli.il hi- . nt hoim1 tti t'jllun l.ial Krl.lair. hut Ii l KI"S t' rrturti lo li xi WVttl.nif'T l rinivi )n k()Wy j,,,,,- (rm, ivrtlan.l. ni...-l o,,t otiio hi pl.u-e aii.l I Ko'n o ' tiuilj s n. houiie iHin. I Mr. I" lUuer. who ha Mood mU i Mn and U In the Dn son I'lty huaplta!. 1 ni'ttlnK bitter. ; The Cc'ten hich H.hrol had a party at home of l II. lUrisman In TIiiiUt (;roe lat Saturday. There ere j about 0 aludent present I t'rvil Taui-r. of (Vlton. took a l.u.l i of KMato. to ton lat week. I There wa a anion meetlni: at ' Clarke hall Sunday afternoon. April ' 1&. and the proKrani hud John W. !. . iter, who pok on "Jonah:" T. A. 1 Piirke. on "The Hoy:"' H. t'ron on 0. portunltli at Home." and P. A. Olui ' cii-ai! on Social Life." A picial fea ' ture a sInBlnB by a tab nted quar I tette and a nunit'or of s-electlons by a full chorus. The prouram a( creat- , " eni?cu i? i " i.a.j, .,. ..,.$ . , ADVANCE k ,,.,. . AHVANCK. April 20. tSH.clul.) Mr ani, Mrs Charles Shoikley of Ik.aver CrtH.fc, visited at the Henry K0,.nernei,.r home Saturday and Sun- jay E. I- Toedtemeier. on receiving word I that his brother Henry had been seri ously hurt In a motorcycle accident, hastened to Portland Saturday even ing. Henry Toedtemeier. formerly of this place, has been niotorman on one of the Portland car for several yeara Mm. Anna Carls of Portland has been visiting Miss Amelia Toedtemel.'r for the past few days. She also made a visit to her old home known as the Truby place. F.ngllsh service at the German He form church was well attended Sunda;' evening. Mrs. Will Koellermeler and children visited Mr. and Mrs. August Koe'ler meler of Willamette Saturday and Sunday. Miss I.ydia Aerni made a business trip to Portland Saturday. The Mothers' club of Advance school will give an entertainment and Imsket uncial in Will Koellermeiei 't 1 barn on Saturday, May Pi. Ixits of loom, so girls all come and bring bas- vour . e)0oks Mr. Dil!mun 0. lhe Oregon City Conmercla, c,1b wa8 , mr vdltitJ tulklng for the co-operative creamery Q CH 8eemif weU satl8fied wi(h the Clcap Crect m . ,iag ju roule h Mr. Klrchem, of the Mr. Klrchem. of the Clear Creek creamery, was also pres ent at the meeting and gave a snort talk Most of the young folks of this placn attended the ball game at Canemah Sunday, The score was 4 to G in favor or our "Sweet llrier" boys. i, a, 1$, , s, $ ,if y EAGLE CREEK. Iqq&qqq $ 9q qwqqq . EAGLK CKEKK, April 20 (Special) ;orlli to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglas, ji,, Miss Myrtle HoffmeiHter was an Ea- tacadft vi8ltor' Satllrda, Kag!e Creek cranee held Its regular eBS,0J Satlirday. About cl ere present including visitors and .... . I V.1II1UI Vila W. DIIVl V IHIHI H-H meeting was held. The committee on the ,)lcnlc madc a partlai, but good, report Tnere wln flme Bpecial an(1 lntcrestins features r.n the pro gram, so come, one and all, and di.scov weather pcrmiUin, a pleasant tim, s assured to all. Among the visitors were: Mrs. Ida E. Hicks, Mrs. Herman Dims the Misses Grace Vancuren and Diius, the Misses oraee vancurtn ami Mrs. j!"? stahl. Mrs. R. Brash and ' Mrs. Lillie Enmsen called on Mrs. Howlett last. Tuesday. : Ceo. Judo sold some seed potatoes to Mrs. KItzmiller the other day. r , ... i mm. italic iu.iKiano ..alieu uii The Drink That Fits I'V.i.r and Mr. 1'inle I..iul.. M..nl.. llnttlwt one a.l. rii'M n nf l..t i'W Mr mi l Mr il'- r I'"'".' ' ii .1 -iiti Mr jnil M' 1 " uiil,i hi I'u '.. t'PPER CARTIELO i ri'Kit ;itnKt.i. vpni :" i III) I - Hl'l limit h lb trt'lKK'l P ti mi if iluniiK a tin i!ij' ('irl.'iisli ti.Mii Hi 1'. S. S Suillll Pakiil.1. lUt'iHn"'! .it 1 tt tn f r t ( . I'urtu Wit.ii h.i r.-.'i'.t' lr ihiui'.l a ni' r'.irj ma. Inn .'il l lli-r tirt llurl.'i I ti"' omr of an . Uitiil Six. Irlti I' WrUtii. iiMjor of KM 1-aiI.i. nintnn-il up to !" Ij4".irrv in hli in " rlulmrra With him i-io M-ral frli'inl from I'ortliiiul Mn Jamia l.overoie lliee K1U Famuli) lll nuke li.T future ho r.e In ! Waliliuton The ('.arfleld l .m.l U ri hearMnic tlu pUv "Wlien liiK-tor lU'.arree." to lie Riven at the Crane Hal1. April :.'n I. The l.iMiion-ltatl mil! i runiilnit lo Hi fullest extmt. ruilitlitt the or.l-r to flnlth lr. Well bona.' in Kl.iadi. Big A In Stover Engines Now made in l-U-2-4-6 Horse Power and up at prices that put this good engine within the reach of all. SEE THE NEW LINES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE W.J.Wilson & Co. Oregon City, Oregon 12TH and MAIN STS. , A , . . . . , , , . - , !oyg over 15 vcars: ISO-yard dash, , ' 7o,.UVand Clvdo Jl.irvison.' ' ,, , J.,,.j J , iinnnlnir' broad jump, OAiyi5v.uo. Xr;eorge lonarud 1st Running high f . . . . a. li'li.mn. Cnnrire Jonsrud. 1st. The Kelso w :m 'sr -v y v -s v v. , , DAMASCUS. April 20. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. John Hilleary and son, Harold, of Lake county, will spend the summer here. jJ- improving rapiuiy. Rev. Burns held quarterly meetings , at the P'ree Methodist church last . The play entitled "The Irish Im, tectlve" was given by the Damasc.M amateur troupe Saturday night The play was the most successful of any, et Pven- , , Mr. I -en Se fer. of Poring, was bur- , . fed In the Damascus cemetery Friday afternoon The grange had charge of the services at the grave. Mrs. Sei fr was fortv-seven years old. She is survived by a husband and one datigh- j ter. The Clackamas County grange met; in the German hall last week, Wednes-! day. About 90 sat down to dinner. A ' very entertaining program was given In the evening. Miss Anderson gave; a reading. "Mr. Brown Haa His Hair' Cut." She also responded to two en- cores. The song "We'll Have to j Mortgage the Farm" was enjoyed byj all. C. W. Spence, state master of the grange, gave a short address. Af-1 (ftt A'Mh Hull, ..I ..! I mi., lliu W Hi! ,l l .' "t Mi, ll.-i.i) k II, mi. ii (.. iu.,1.1 i I !.' -h, II. r- null, Jr. lll !.. l i m lut nl, lli.i "l'l the .limn,, r lb. r Mr mi l li. 'U I' !! i' pitliiK i iiitniL.li ' r ..ii. kilter, ll. Ull r llrll I Ml. -a.- KlUO 4 khi-so, Apia :n i.-.' . .illii' mil I. luilui a .( I' li.!. I nt I '.i-l . 4 A pill I l'l .1,1' - K. U i . fl. I t nif il . li I ( af l-M i I null ,i iHilnta rultiiit p.iiitN in ilii-lr ti.ir ..li I i ilr'l ItiH I ..ir."l ' hiIiii .. r..!.fii'i W 4 liil j of llw K.-U. lit it. i o t. '. rm r"-. A iki.4 I in t 1-1 Ni-Mm lUr ;Uii. 2r.i Sji k UK- Linn M.I 1 1. I tt. Ili-Uy ram. J.n... a Milan, i. 'i it ,.n I'mimm, i;i. ii ; mi 411.1 i '!". J.ul. I.I i An t to ti. ::. li. ti'iMiu, rut. Jjr ki'itu'l llir.m, Ann ..ill .1 i.li M.mr i. I l.li'. .tl'1 I '-41 .. M i.iii, .1.1 ! ,-V. I' .ill Itir.m Alkr I? tn I". ll.i .-I liunn, 3nl Ai tn 15- It. l.i M.. 1" aria ' M.nin lijrtiuiii. II... I I 'inn. M-in t'niiny. Anna Milan, in I l"r IM. TiynrJ ilaih. Mar. i'i li.iniuni. Tn.1 St in. lii'K tiroail Ji nr.. M in faninv. r.r!. Untitling hlnh jiiiui'. Il'i'i'l I'linii. :'inl. Marlon llarniiin. (u-.I for ii-l Itutmlt K iToml Juii.p. Mail'Ui It.iriiuin. 3rd Ho). !2 to 1j eat It i ii ii in u buii jump. I.eat.T lrln ant I In 11 llariil on. tle for lt, and :nd. eaih win ning 5 point. ItunnliiK lrmid Jump, lao Milan. Ul. Ilu-ti liarM on. Ind SUiuliiK 1'U-h lump. I i-.trr In In. IM It'" ard ilah, le.Mer lr in. It; l.e Milan. 7mt. u-v . i .i' r. Price Reduction Pumps, Wagons Implements, Etc. 'Jump, George . oiiHrud, me rvemi boys basketball team w'on over Poring 3 to 9, Mrs. Juke Patterson who has under gone an operation at the Good Samar itan hospital is reported doing well. The Rev. Chandler of ,tne nanny KSS wale to teach ,,,. Monday on ac o ... t f '" , The Rev. Henrlcksen, of Ptlan , h()1(, KnKll)ll Bervlces In the Lu- theran church Sunday afternoon, April 2.,rd. nilft h,,r,.h w 000 church here. . SEEDS GARDEN AND FIELD Garden and Poultry Suppliea, Spray, Sprayeri. QUICK 6ERVICI 169171 Zr4tPor-'m DllR- CAKOV. I MH, lri-.iali M I kit,l li II W tl.ll an, I Mr an I ! li I ,ur rSiulih i.nil.in.1 to I'm I ,n i lini. .. Uii WIiiih iiii,. .In. "I i,nii ,n,i.ii.j tl.lllnrf t.lilti j ' A Will, h.l ll.ia ! II rri.nlI f,,r 4,ii, ilm.i laki n In N'- . it l,.n l.ii II la hoped Hi" ' ir .III I..I, ....... It. W . .... llll.,ll , Mr un I Mia nr-i Mh u r I'lil. i ! i'ii ! Hi.- '.mi i lull 1 li'iii.Uy cK'Uiim I ina Ii.iet a ai-il.-a of pailK'a till a ' 1 1 ti n . . 1 1 1 . . . iIuiIiik the aeiia.ui lt'lie.1i Hi. Ill . loli.lMlliK if In iri'iilll 4'.e mi I i.ifT.e, er i'Mi'.. a'li r 1 1- raiin1 liulinr K'H'Ma nf the eielilim t..ie Mr and Mia ( l.a I'm 'v Mm M I' Hallnr. Mm t'naile Kuiti" and ir. II A. Iiediuail flub no inl'iri ir.- nt were, Mr and Mm. W II Uilr, Mr and Mia II II Kr. ! . Mr alii Mr K A I'llrat. Mr and Mm ti '.V Wh te. Mr and Mr l.ee K keia.ni, Mr and V". M J Iai'. .Mr. and Mr A l.i in Kir .lit and II II Kiaii. Mi It'le tlarrrlt and Mra. K-iH Hmiili i ul' ilalni'd alxnii, Iwi iili four ' lii.ii.ta Tin !' ewnlnit. with a ilane j liu iurl it Hie lland hall. Unlit r" I fi.'-biiH'iita eie UTiivl and a Ki-l lime eiilmed I'V n'l Mule fur lil1n'. l the t'alil'C I'tind CHIIilrfn'a Entr1alni"tnt Plei(. Hill liioat rwnolie iii)o inl-r-laliiliullt fuililMied I.) iblldreu. H pro in Prl'luy eienlnn bv tb larn and eiitbiil.i.tli' auilii iiie wlilih until j ind nt Urn Hind lull Mother (;,." mi pnintrd iiy the pilfarv ura.li'4 f.illuniil lv the inlitntu. "fo IiiiiiI'I.i." bv the icraiiimar grade. I'ulli ple.e wvre well prmi'llti'd mid nhuwed ain-rea.ful tnilnllig by the t....i hi rs tlarret onheatia aIMed with a.M-ral liuml em. TriM-i-edii of the ew-iiliig went toward athletic for lh ilMinuiar i1umi. Iloyce Uronn. who U at'endlng the .'.' . FULL LINE U of O. spent a few hours with hla parents and friend here Friday, Royce was on his way to Portland, where he appeared with the imivora Ity students Saturday night In a pre "j "" - " ' - Mentation of the "Taming of the Shrew Walt I-elsman of Oregon City us aumed his old duties for Huntley Bros. Friday, while Arthur Graham was in the city ordering drug supplies. Mr. and 'Mrs. W. E. Uralncrd,, news paper people of Salem, have assumed positions In tho office of the Canby Herald. Birthday Party, The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knight was the scene of a merry birth, day party Monday. Mrs. Knight passed her OlBt milestone on Sunday and Mr. Knight was 77 Monday. A birthday dinner with good things such as the occasion commanded was serv ed at noon. Mr. Knight says there wasn't enough candle" on the cake, but he cares less about one for each year than he did 70 years ago. Thoso who enjoyed tho feaut were: Mr. and m u'm Knlelit. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brandtl, Mrs. D. C. Clark, Misses Josle Knight, Arts QlbboM, B. Bartman, Myrtle Birt bett, Loralne Lee, Harvey E. Toble and Arthur Malcolm Knight. Ball Game Next Sunday. Canby Artisans; No. 155, baseba'l team will meet the Gcrvias team on the Canby diamond Sunday, April 23. A good game Is expected. Miss E. Bartman. bookkeeper for For Your Baby. The Signature of " 4 W W Is the only guarantee that you have tha Genuine Tms m m t v i iiii prepared by him (or over 30 yesru YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castorla. Soid only In one size bottle, never In bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The CenUur Company, faillmi Uoeiiar.ni ioiiiiuiiiv. hi 1 11 ill nt In r Iioiiii- In I'ortl.in l for :evrrnl ilava. Auto Trip by Agad Woman. Mr. AIiiiIm CuiumliM. vim Ii.m ,i"ii lurking nil rit.-nded lkit wlib li-.-granddauKbter. Mr. Clara Hewitt, re turned Sunday to Jut diiunbt'T a home In NVwlHTg. Vri. Cuimiilua lm ii 9i year old. nude, the Irlii b nu'o and enjoyed It (horouithly. H. H. Hewitt Duy Hubbard Stor II. H. Hewitt, who. for a.-verul )e.ra ha been coniui led with Carlton ft l;o..i'iikniiiK ioiiii:my of Cunbv. .i t werk piiri haiii'd t!m gi'iii'r.il lin n Imn iIIm Nlorn from GiHirgn Knl.bl. n' llubbiird. aiyl till week tool, (i.ni'i ili'ii. Mi. Ilev.itt ind nun wi'l r main In Cauby until tm i loan of houl Mr. Ilrwltt uiid fauiilv will ln inUn.-l among Cimby people M bunln.'i and ivlii4 way. t. 4 4- f I- I 1- f . I MEADOW BROOK. 4. 4 f 4- 4. . I I- 4 MKAKOWIIIMIOK. April 2n - IS"' clall Arnold llclliatka bft for Tori land Thursday where lie rvi.'it In work this aprln Mir 1 1 ml hi 111 nud John HopM-ii -r upent Saturday and Hunilny at t'l:irk amiis or ::t leiiht that .ih win re they ntiirtrd for. It nt tt ( hlmkii'ii and Gl'l Nonllitu attended the picnic at Timber tiroi" Saturday iifti'rnooii. John Hunrl and Minis. Mrs Cm. Sa.irl nf Portland, were In Meadow brook mi Sunday. Ihivo jiughoneii'tte, of Sail Fran cisco, is visiting at hU iini lo's, Geo. Hiif.iti tti'i for a while. Myrtle. Glenn mid Nettle Parkins visited ut I'. O. Srhleve's 11U0 ntti'ii'l oil church and the liiynnn niei'tlng i t Chirks, Sunilny. F,llu Srhlevi! loft for Portland Mini day morning where she expects lo stay a few days attending a Suml'iy school convention. Ora 11 nil Wnlliire IIuiIiIiihoii visited their Hlntcr In-law, Mrs. Roy 1 1 nt hln son or MIhtiiI Siiiiduy. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Parkins, Allen, Until and Alma vUll' il Mr. and Mrs. Fred lllnckman of I'nlon Mills, Sun day. RoFehiirg Is plucky. She propose to nmend her charter, ;o as lo iiiiilu. valid the voting of J.'IOO.Om) liomls to help get a railroad to the limber reg ions. 21 FORDS FORDS FORDS FORDS 1915 Ford 5 past, fully equipped, practically new $395. j 1915 Ford roadster, fully equipped, like new, $345. E 1914 Ford 5 past., fully equipped, klaxon horn, cut out and speedometer $295. EE 1914 Ford 5 pan., fully equipped, run only 4000 mile, E EE $325. EE 1914 Ford 5 pan., fully equipped, finest condition, $295. EE 1914 Ford roadster, fully equipped, $275. EE 1914 Ford roadster, fully equipped, practically new, $295. EE EE 1912 Ford roadster, $ 1 97.50. EE 1 FRANCIS MOTOR CAR CO. 1 E 1109 PRUNES AND CRAFTED WALNUTS Alio Peart, Peiches, Apricoti, Almonds, Apples, Cherriei, Smill Fruits, Etc. 8AVE 50 BY BUYING DIRECT Mall your want list today, stating quantitw and varieties RUSH as our surplus is going fast. LAFAYETTE NUR8ERY CO., Lafayette, Oregon. VALLEY PRODUCE CO. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Fancy Dressed and Live Poultry, Eggs, Veal and Hogs WE Write of for shipping tags. Send w.,, PORTLAND. OREGON r jar ' S Oaal - lit ALSPAUCH 4 1 t , 4 4- I 4. I' 4 A I. S I'M I ill, A ill .' - lrt.nvl.ili Mr. Win KuriMi b, .Mra. t'lin". Spark i mid Minn rtinruprl, o' pt ii inln. (prut rti.iul.iy lit the limiie of J. W. iol.'. Ml a Annii Pill and i hll'lri ll of K.inln Creek, and Mr umt Mra Iiii"! i:il. r ipint Hu.' liiv willi Mr mid M:. Jul 11 (illlii'iii Mr. Mnrl;.ill Al-piii'rli pein Su'1' d iv wllli bla inri'iilv .loo Voiilik-. of l'g iil. p ith'Ta rirni nud rlili'k-ii In tbl vli lnlty cV'Tv I'rl d.iy. The fiirmerr lire nil very glad to Have .111 i'KK buyer a liiey be ; iHlue "U ply of eua CREDITS IS ORANGE TOTIC liAMASCCS. D.e. .April II In tin i.i!iri': on rnn.l ireult ye .tenl.iv .'I the lui'ctliiK of I'liinon.! GraiiKe. Stain M.ihlil C. K. SiH tiie audi ho iiio.'d miy -. I . 1 ii of rural rrrdll that loan. (I imiiii'V on a greater rule of Inlet.' .1 than S per icnt. which, he uld, 1 inuch us Ih" fanner should curry. Others spol.n along the aini line. In 1 lulling A. C. Thomas, of Handy. The grange went on record u fav oring n'tling nKlde NO per cent of llm proceeds of the sale of the Southern I'iu'iIIc land grunt In Oregon, to per cent for the Irreducible i hool fund ami to per rent for road roiiM ruc tion, leaving 10 per rent for reiiauui' (Ion. EA9TER 6ERVICE8 AT OUTLOOK. Kaslir ner. ices will bu held In 111" Outlook Hwi'ill.ih church, tiekt Sunday, Aniil I'X Pnigram at li::hi n. in.! pri'iiiiilng in the Kugll:ii lanuiig" iy Rev. John ovall. at .1 p. 111. All .im inoiil iiirilliilly invited to attend. 'POSTOFFICE SITE IS ISSUE PSTACAHA. f)ie., prll 15. While the fur 11111' notllli ullt n ban not .11 yet been received by W A. Ilcyiiii.in, of KMlaiiulii. It bus '.leeii iinoITIiiiilly un liouni'i'd that he bus received the up polutiiii'iit iu postuuiMler at Kstiicmla. Mr. lleyluuin prolmlily will asiuiuu his new position about May I, mid roie tiiiui) for a tert.i of four years. Iiitereit now centers on the locution of the new poHtoffirc, us It understood the old one will be iihi.ndnnod. EAST 13 &. HAWTHORNE AVE. CHARGE NO COMMISSIONS PAY CASH PAY THE MARKET PRICE PAY PROMPTLY shipment to us and get quick returns. Mate 105ft