PAPER PRICES SOAR
Better Grades of Paper Obtained
With Difficulty
WAR BLAMED fOR CONDITIONS
Bitching Powders Have Advamid in Prke
Mure Ihdd 200 Per Ceot. Paper
Outers Predid famine
roitTI.ANIi. Ore, Man h U. -ItaKf.
the h;uln of poverty tins world
a i on nd, haw- bo advan d in pi l
tliat 1 1 in pap-r.H, or whlih tlu-y toiin
t In It.iw, an koIiik skyward, A II
papim, in Tart, du- to romplii nlinn
l it- to the Kuropi-an war, are riwlni;
rapidly In cost, and tin prolih-m, it
itt !( lari'd. will toon hr to k1 them
at any price.
tin portal ion of raj;s and paper
pulp I shut off by tht war and th- mi
ruin that iit r into paper ant already
HkyhiKh In price, lih-aclirn an pra ti
cally out of tin- inarkt-t, there in an
liciito pulp HhorlaK" and d e us 1
In papcrmakiiiK have riM'ii 1 -mm
20uo pr cent in cost, with further
ueroplauiiiK in slht.
It in li I n k predicted now that it
will he hut f (hatter of tt fhori time,
if the wit: continue, i it i I the im
mac 11 1 ate: white lette; nead of com
merce licciiiitcH olihoiete and the nat
ural colored wriliiiK paper. Innocent
of hh ach, taken its place. New s
paper, too, if t he p res tit nit uit ion
lats much longer, I hrr-ileiiH to he
roine yd low and take on a faded
look due to the lack of die mica Ik
used In Hh niiiniifacture.
I J m a, cot i on and oilier raua no
Imperative in papei tnak Itik of (lie
twt claHH, can no longer h" import
ed. Thin in a source of a hiiKt part
of the normal mipply. The condi
tion that exiKts at present Ik unif-iit-Hince
isiil, with tip exception of
two mom Iih, ten yea in ao, w hen
the Import of ni hh wan hhut off hy
the (loernnient fur fear of spread
ing Im hon ic plea n ne. Such ;u out
cry wan raised at that time that the
emharo wan noon lifted.
Not only in the xupply of Import
raKH cut off, hut the domestic pro
duct is heliiK Knapped up hy muni
t ion makers, who are aide In this
way, It Ik Haid, to add to supplies
of Kiineottoii ami other hinh eplus
Ives. This makes it doubly ditlicull
for the pa per makers and. indeed.
Impossible for them to pricnr r
Ktipply. In la. I, the Amet iran W rit
i ii K I 'a per t'mupanv, perhaps t h
hiKK1" concern in I he count 1 y In
the nianulu' lute of line papeis, lias
hern rnmpclled to :hllt dov. II t' ll ol
It ti in 1 1 Im at ilith rent points be. an-..-of
he impossihillt v to pnn ti re nir.s
and o her esseni la Is of paperniak -
I'len old papers, that have u mar
ket a hie alue at the i taper mills,
have advanced from I I lo ion per
cent In price, other adames that
flmw w hal si raits the manufacturer
Ih fat In k are as follow s, the fii M
iiliolallon he til1; that ol I it Ten. In:
a:id tin- other of tin- present :
I'.h ached sulphite, $ J. in a liun
tired pnin.lH to S-
HI. acliini powdtr;;, $1 a hund
red to $.
I'.lue, mi a hundred pounds to
$.
riain. ordinary newiaper Ins al
ailreii llrtiu to I .'. ie cell),
with further -:aiii!; in Mi;!it. r.vn
wiappini; paper has (,'oue skward as
ra pill il not inc. e so I li.in oi In r
Krades ci paper, )m Id th iuipiui d
casein wlinli i:nt into iin nunniati
lire, tliis element a. tun; as a binder
".daiices in the pi i-. s (it ai lell-prad-'s
ut p per a i new ruinliit;
lln.k and last." raid hoiu'las Mall,
lii.iliiu'' r of (he lM. !-.n U a-.li inr
ton I'.
Mlp,'.ll
a nd mt !n ut
I'or i iv ai
tll t pi l- s Us ail lie
lucre. I- e lliil ( 1. 1
was si 1 1 1 tin; bin i
made in i Ills
"On one c.rade i
(l,ot d an a! am e
cent atnl o-t ibis e,
Hie dav lietore ve
il Kii'.'.i of I r-'Mi 2
(tile p.tp ! ,1)1 lie
lod.iv
a.le ue
Tda
pt r
.mlv
t he pn
The
i;n per .
V Will s,,p
I nit. .1 st.ii.
pto.l-l
ol 'lie pulp lis d 111 p.
making in tills .eiintrv in liniie.lt j in" P' ,;.;;' I, e
tiliii"' The r niatniliw in per i.aif. !" .:.!!. ( . r l',.;.:,in.! r-, rk
IHUa 1 i in po i I'd. is new ut e! ! I - !; i w .; ,- - 1 1 rn t,v l ' e - e
FN a- hes a i I t e!.e ,u . n w ''.-un: . . at . a w a ' . ' i :i : i It lit
in;i in 'In-- iininlt'.. but t!ie l'M.is n.w !:.'. ll l.i-.. i ,n ;,, :!,-r
r" I n 'i t'utn e CilD.ili if.- .11 l ', , n IS.1 oid i . 1 1 1
con. e;.(f.(', d and a little cue a b- ! We 1 -in C , .i y , . - , ,,:
w a v. w ': b- in the do me- i n- p . , .. ! n , t ; ' ;'. .... ;l i . ,,. , . .. , , j
lll h I I 1 1 1 U ' ' ed i ..'j I V.i I l ' i i h . a u ill pi ,.!..i
"Tfleie tlltle. if .llV. --pe.nl.t- ,imi, , ll -.ett
1 1 M- be v 1 1 1 ; m t!i. pa . .-r b i -: " . ,,u, I - i m, - . , , ,i t ' it
thl elen.t-nt I, a - n. i a'l in t e !. ; ', ,(. J . . t-:- tu,
llel .sit U.-l loll . nlir i.lll tt'l.''' , . : . , . lt ., . , ,M
the n-e in pi i. e w ill -lo-i ,.i Ho' O'M . t ,:i . - , , .
cone i if 1 ! pr- lit - -1 - ,, I mn W . '-. : e " a ,:i Ci: -.! , - , : ;.
all look Jor I-1 rh. p. n es 1 . an- . ...! -
t he v a r e ad v i n- mr et da v ' U ii', : ' '. n , , o , - i ' ' ,
" 1 1 I- ti n j i-i t' n .' - . i 1 . ..,,.! . ., A - , i
In tin il'.i Co- -in.-. ,.i p.lt. iv M .-.r I..- u.,t r.ow - ,
li,Oi' ;i'! .. in 'I j i i 1 ' i -' i -t t nt , t 1 - '..to- I . i i , , .
unnlatto. i . teoi s .,. . ' ,. ! ii ..
elai.d o W v. , runao r i i i 1 . . ...-;,.', , , ,.
Flai-e M. fall Cor, ui v ) .. . o- i;. I..!- r
We ii u i i ' 1 .. ci.it !. -1 e
of imlp 'uu- No-ui. The l.i'. i a 'ii'.' I iii.it. r M i lot nude.
tl.h had ..Hit , in .- I ' I , i l ' I . t(l! , t
Are (M'"''ni 'n'p '" Iti ta! -C '" l" ii"' ': I . . : i ' i .-
itlino' I Hi U a"! ' - .,1. it In b 'a.- ! -' ! , v1 ', .!
and - a', e e I if . - ., n ., a ' ' ' 1 . ' ' : f , : ...
111.,
. .p. a-.
i p. . -1 .
Is
.- I.- r '
1 ll.l.ls, ,
n n-lea-c
I-i. nor f
ial KO of
n I
d.. .
'lh; Untihh authority i for the I'uitH
titut.a, but It i rt-oKiiut-d k rally
' ttiit ihii would not toii.e to lfir aid
, of n.o -:.p; r ii,'iii.-trv. us the J-e -.-..il
t. up by tin.' textile inilus-
tri
Till. t JIK HOI sK ( I KWIM
Tlu p;iln an. I or rifs .njfJ hy
hrui;-, uwt -vi I ion iiii'I Mriiinlli
iuniK honm- rli :uiiii turn an; Mootti
uuy hy Sloan m Lliiim-lit. No
n.-.-ii to Miller tin.-: a'nnv, .lust ap
ply Sloan i I. iii i to nt to l!i" sor'
hiiuls. nili only a MtU. In a .-imit
I (inn- ll.i i-.ilii i aw, you r -t
lofl.it.U ami -njoy a n-lr- shin'
(n tfralclul us-r wiitrh; .Sloan's
l.itiiiiK nt Ik u oi t h its weight 111
Kohl." K"'''i a hotth on hand, nso
it aaih't all m-ri-iicss, n-ur:iluia and
hruis.-s. Kills ii.illl. at your
Al I.K'I isl li IJ.'ITI.US.
.-i;.aiiiinK uri alied for In the,
iNe-clnii : pij'doi fici- Man h i:'.. 1!' lt;,
art Me- following letters whi h will
Ii.- ciia i : d tui ut t lie rate of one
cent e:u n.
(he-1, re, ("apt. Wal io 1- ; I.e.v Is.
M.
It.; Morion. Walter. Hart. Mrs.
I'. II ; Henry, .lno. M ; Lane, Fred;
McMillars, M. It.; Yarrow, A.
( aids.
Anders. Mi- s l"rnn-e I : i : lleemer.
Mis. Man; Imlm.-e. Mr. Kratik; (Jra
hani. Miss M-irie; Moor, Mish lr ne;
Sihle, Miss haisv,
L. F. iiKlKNSTKlN. I. M.
Forty doll a tk dow n and 1'n dol
lars per month for five months will
buy a twin cvlind-r sprint; frame In
dian with 1) tandem. Thin machine
is ejiaianterd it. K. .'MS N. Kose St.
viii iist oti:s.
The spring term of pehool opened
here on the Hh, under the maiiat:e
ment of Miss Auues Myers, ol Salem.
The w in k of putt lux in a new
count v bridge o" r Itdlv Creek is now
In promess, which will he a ureal J
convenieme to Ihe neiKhhors on the
otte r -ide, W'e are intormed that the!
new conntv load will lie declar" d I
oiieii soon.
M i.- .s W in nil' red K earns, w ho
lias
spent sew rat we'd s here visiting
her
parents, left last Sal ni dav for Sa
lem, the home of J), r brothers.
1 1 i mi in Appl-cal. visited at the
home of Mr. .1. T. Miller last. week.
M r. Joe I'rain is, who ret unit d
o:iie time aio from the Kunene hos
pital, Is slowly reainin strength.
T!ie sudden de;-ih of Mr. .1. d
Samler has eaused ieep and hearltelt
sorrow lu our neiul. 1mm hood, as wtH
a oer ihe I'omitrv far and wide.
W'e. w ho k new hi in so int iinately
duriiu: nil the 17 years that he was
pie.t master at Vom alla, and also held
(!'! positMins of trii.d. knew him as
me nf nniu s;ionei honor and trust
wort hine! one that In our sorrow
we cannot vet rei-nnej'e oursi le'
:n i.lve u.i; but jome!io.v, in some
wav whndi we cannot now under
land, we believe )i.- has only niven
uji his work here for a hlvher pro
inolio'i. "I'althful:ie; to Initv." was
( r his v.iitrhword, and no man
anion'; n-' had more real true friends,
iin-Nperii.e of pnlili al or r-diyions
h dp is. H an did John C. Saml-r.
our heatis lodav are y.n and filled
with sii'p,'thv for those nearest and
dean-a to him.
(OliKKHl'ONHKNT.
w ii -ii niii n's mi .m
Folds, ni in: i ii ol no-e, continued
lirilaiioii of the mmnus inemhrane
ti in-nti-i led mav mean Falarrh later.
Hon t lake the chances do some
I bin;; lor out fluid ' Children do
not take ev i l no die inc. hut t he
will lal.e hr. Kind's New hisoeiy
ami without bribim; or teasini; Its a
swe.t pba'ant Tar Svrup and so ef
I c t i v e. .1 itst laal i e enoiuh to
eliminate Hie waste pnhous. Mmost
the first diee helps. Alwavs pre
I'alcd. IIO 1 M i 1 1 -4 Of fls-pe; .liisl
i-k on r d r ii k-i ist for hr Ktiu:'s New
I i o ei v . It will si Ii ' i; 1 1 a i d v oui
Im 1 -t a;,ains i ioas atlne nts n-sull
iniz 1 rum i obis.
.
sii i ti r.i it. i i i
M.i . i.tn 1 1 1 1 !i l r ni to hi ain en.
a-f W - due- I.,.. ,1. I -.upplh
.r and Mrs - 1 1 -I r W n
o i i ! ! ; . n . ni a i ,
in the lower i ... i
ihillin: with 1 1 i , , l i .,n, i
Ml W : :'! an 1 op w...
! tin !..ml tie ; a st a . e
flit I
It 'u-t CM
d
Tltl I. K I'HTt HIS AT
TIIK AVIIJ-.K'S ToMuKHOW
In t at of Tu
.Jav ar.d We Jiiei-
Urf U-tlii, tlie couiii. ol "Mutt &
" eilnenia;.' red at e?1 the tillle
I. iiii trie Trundle pict'irei at
At. lie: Tli at' T to T leda'. Oljlv,
tut-
v, n.'-li oa-;oii 'li'Tf will he a
line double program, a tix reel Tri
ji i.L'ie 1 me Arts teat tire entitled.
"Marins of the Alamo." and ii wr
tuiirik Kewtot.e iomil. in Uu pait.1,
enuiled. " Her I'aiuied Hero."
t'aliulis of the Anller'tl Th.-:ter
;.te en i Mi - ia-i ic in their piaise of
torn- Tr. ii'ifle fe-iinres. and as a sure (n
leep. dilation of poptilar favor it has been
remarked that tin attendance of the
kithlit s" lia- In- reased in eai and
hunnds
T.lahKle nUhlS.
ei ThlJrda. and Kridav, an ex
traordinary treat is in More for pat
ion of the Atill'T H.
This is the Brent five-reel I'ii k
foid Paramount nature, "The tiirl of
Vesterilav ," wiih little Marv IMck-
lord jIt the siar part.
Tli se I'i'kl'ord ph tures are an
ent wh.-reer th' v are ..down and
J that Itos.-bui u people appreciate the
i k t-lhiil woik done by '"Utile Mary"
. js p, , , tl r, t h irre ally in- T'-aied at-
on I'm klord nights.
On Saturdiy tlitie will be another
Triangle program with the usual
maimer In the afternoon.
LOTA I, ANI I'KltSONAL
Speejal prices on watfh, apate,
riiiK and all jewelry work this month
at Mak'-r'.i .lev. J.cy dad Aat Store.
Salem I'latesman: Walter I,.
Teoze. Ha! la, attorney, yesterdav
fil'd de. duration of his candidacy for
the office of di.-trlct atloinev for
Folk F'mnty. He Is a Republican.
Mr. Too:.e asks that after his nam
on the nonmiutinK ballot he printed
t he follow I nc words as a Hlonan :
".Inst an I conscientiouH law enforce
ment, w ith a square deal to all."
Itandon World: heput v Sheriff W.
('. Laird arrived in Itandon with I.
iHist nliern, whom he took in custody
at Crescent City, Calif., on complaint
of the Hank of Handon, Monday. They
came on the Hreak w ater from Kn
reka to Coos Hay, arriving Sunday.
Mi. Laird states that an unusually
lo-aw storm wan blow Iiir Saturday
uu-lit and as they passed off Kogue
Itivi-r tht rain came down In sheets.
Coos Hay Times: fie fore Justice
Fennock at 1:1 j today. Miss Carolina
Hi-emcr became the hride of Walter
Si nil, a youm; rancher from above
Allegany. John Porter and Clarence
Could, of Allejiany. aipearetl as wit
nesses. The azroom is a well known
rancher, being engaged in the slock
business. He will have chare of
the Klkhot ti ranch, formerly con
duct d hy Clarence Could, lit- is a
unii.of W I i. Stull. of Alieminy, while
the bride is the daughter of W. M.
Kleiner.
Coos Hay Times: l It. Waite,
who arrived lure today, said that
there is nothing new in tne Kinney
lax matters lu which he is interested.
n aditiuiued meeting ol the County
Court on ih L'uili will further con
sider the pro post i ion of lopplnn off
the penalties of tin1 interest and hack
la es on t he estate are paid. M r.
Waite said he haled Hi h-'ar about
Commissioner W. T. heinent Ketting
a lee broken, lauuhine.lv adding that
he was the one member of the court
Dial slood firmly in favor of a com
promise. Salem Journal: Wmkili); upon the
Ibeorv Fiat t lie most one pot ted at
tempt is executed with the greatest
afel v . a I hief robbed Police .1 mine
KUin's auto of its electric liuhts es
tenlav while the car was standing in
front of the police siaiioii. .ImUe Ki-
. to 1 peiletl the IHillU-r at OUce to
the polu e after dis. tiveriui; the bold
tlietl but his ItKhts have Hut yet ben
leinv.red. If t lie thief is apprehend
ed lie Will come Up le-Kiie the .indue
tor sentence and lie is hereby warned,
il lie or any of his fi lends read this
notice, that he had better make long
and intinenl tiaiks out of this i-
iniiy.
hepulv Stnritf W. C. l.atnl, of
( 'oos Co ut'! v . passed thl oil C.ll Kom'
!un i; Suudav en i oute lo San Fran
cP-cu alter Kdwaid Wlhtill. who is
w .till d jit Mai-I,lii Id on a chat.e of
noli support. Wilson was oncuiaii
d
in
('.i inty
...iiud fiolll th.
iimnt
.mo.
l.'lt
nl-
oii:.! I.e linked in
lie .! l.-.l.T In ale. I HI Calt-
w here lie v. ;h am ! .1 en a
el' p.i: sine; ,i t til. r coins
s In en servill". illne there, and
e rel' ..s.-.l (in Y eil lie-l.l V ol
e. k I e'llt Shellli I..IM.I IX-
.1 I. in S.ui I t. in. i. .i in time
e-l t'le W.Hlle.i lllilll lis he i
.! I : ,.ie i.iil h 1 lie l .il .! ::ri
in. Mr I. .ill. I i.i.ssc.l S.H-
.1 S;i i in . U 1'Ct C he M'CIll C(l
I'.'l"
Inr
the reliiin
n U I..
M. l-.M.I I.
-it '. t si at m a t '
s oorK as on the ar
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Try a Tuugo Sumiatj at GalU.'
Curtains carefully laundered.
Hhooti 4J0-L, o- call V.2 So. Pint.
K. C Carter, of kiddle, is spend
ing a few da in Hit city on busi-ii.-t-i.
The best 2uc tueul In the city at
the M Clallea Hotel.
K. McMillan, of Portland, ar
rived h.-re yeiierday to sipfud a few
days.
We pay the highest price for beef,
horse or mule bides. Stagsa & Son.
Phona 56. '
Some wonderful values in . k
and carp!. See H. W. Strons, tlie
Fiiinituro Man.
K. P. Markoe, of Portland, arrived
here Sunday to spend a few day oa
business.
Flour for per sack, made In
Vancouver; guaranteed. Sanitary
Cash Grocery.
Ask for a demonstration of the
new power-plud Indian Motorcycle.
P. II. P.latk, agent, 2:0 W. Oak St.
Viruil Conn, of Paisley, Oregon,
arrived lure Sund;tv to attend the
funeral of George Conn.
hry block fir wood at $2.00 per
tier, delivered. Phone Stages
& Son.
G. K. Schwartz, of Pnya Creek,
ai rived in the cttv yesterdav and will
look after business matters hero.
Your linoleum will last years
longer by buying a can of Oco Hoco
Linoleum Varnish from H. W.
Strom;, the furniture Man. J
Hey Stearns and wife, of Oakland,
mient Sunday afternoon in the, city.
Thev make the trip here by automo
bile and report -Hie loads in fairly
good condition.
Hygienic Kalsomire t easily put
on the wall, laps without showing,
anil in addition is destructive to bac
teria. See H. V. Strong, the Furni
ture Man.
It. H. Matthews has purchased a
Ford automobile through the G. W.
Hurneit agency. The car has a built
over body and is quite a "nifty" ap
pearing machine.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Justiee of the Peace for
I leer Cre k Precinct, at th Republi
can primaries, .May 1 91 It. It. H.
Crinsted. Paid Adv.).
1). H. Curry, of Portland, arrived
here yesterday on his way to join h'.m
patents at Looking Class, where they
recently bought a ranch. He expects
to locate there permanently.
If you do not know- I ml Monte
products buy an assorted dozen, re
ceiving the lowest case price on each
item. At our risk. If not satisfact
ory monev will be refunded. Huy
hv the dozen from the peoples' Sup
ply Company.
According to a letter received
from Fred Miller, former day clerk
at Ihe Hotel Fmpo,ua. he is now em
ploved in the Marlon Hotel at Sa
lem, of which his brother, also for
merly of this city, is now manager.
Mr. Miller, while lie spent some time,
here, made n wide acquaintance!
among the travelers who patronize
the hotels and was recognized as
one of the iniNt popular clerks In
(his section of the state.
To the voter;; of Potiglas County: 1
I hereby announce my candidacy for
I the ofiico of lounty kcIioo) superin
tendent, subject to the will of th
I voters oT the Republican party. Sec-j
1 ond term. Very respectfully submit-1
ted. O. C. Hiown. I I'd. Adv.) !
Ju.-t minut" after the distri
bution of Friday's issue of The lie
view. Charles Larry, who lives near
the corner of Cass, and Pine str -ets.
had his pet cat. Hie guardian of his
'little shop and which he prizes very
highly, returned to hhn. The cat
.had been stolen, according to Mr.
1 a:rv. and he in-rrted an adv. in
The P. v. w to this effect and asking
that il h
1 1 HI." stated.
tiurned. Within the
ome children reported
thev knew
found. .Mr
where the pet could he
l.arrv is now a firm he-
lit vtr in the
value of wants advs.
1 .;l'e, M The
. .il .
ASK FCR and GET
HORLSCK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
Cheap (ubstituti coat YOU tarns price.
POFMJ&KtfCUANICS
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GAUHIVKIt M'llool. NOTKS.
Oa March 13. Mr. Kilpatrkk. of
the -school txtfctiMua dhl-nan of Ore
gon, is scheduled to speak in Gardi
ner. All ar-? welcome.
The folic wing is a li.-t of the hwh
rchool pupils attaining an average of
bo p-r cent or oner in the pout ex
ainiiK'tiorih: 1st Year Pupils Per Cent
horuthy Wroe !:t 1-3
Nan issa Jew ett U.I 1 i
C oreina Perkins '.to
Pearl Peyritz
2nd Year Pupils - per Sent
Nancv Fi. Us i7 2-"
Fva Cnham H
Gladys Smith !"
The following is a list of the gram
mar grade pupils who attained an
average of s;( per cent or over:
Kighih Grade vr Cent
Chai ls Graliam !"
Huih Andruss H
Lylo Stewart S!
Laura Iteed SC
Seventh Grade per v n:
Margaret Hagabcrd
l!oy Gerhird ft 1
Karl Gerhard us
Ida liush T
Harold Hunt sr.
Again, kind! v hear in mirnl th-
FHh oi' Man )i. Let an i.ts sir "'
tlieir spirit for the school ami in
Hchool work hv turning out to hear
what Prof. K'luat rick has to say.
Tiie free lecture begins at S p. in..
In the I. O. O V. Hall.
JAS. lU'GHKS, Principal.
ri;i.i;pinioi: WHtF.S WKIJK
inw: OCTSIM-: commim
TATION WAS SUIT OFF
1 All the wires connecting the Ixiwer
Fmpn.ua with the outside world were
down the first of the week. The last
storm did more damage to the lines
than did the previous storm. Lino
man Kd. Hansen informed us that oil
the Coos Hay line between the Mr
Clay landing and the Ace Henderson
place, a distance, of two miles, there
were 1 breaks in the line, and thai
in a distance of ion yards 14 trees
had fallen across the lines. He says
If there is any other linemen in the
country who has as strenuous a time
as he has in keeping up repairs, he
would like to have him pninied out.
Ami we are inclined to believe Kd.
i right. Gardiner Courier.
C.M.i, FOU S ll'HIL WAIt.WTS.
Notlie u tf r liy Rlvon that nil
s '..ool warrants of liistrlot No. 4,
Hotmias County. Orcfiun, ta anil In
rltiriltiK No. 719. .'iiilorsetl Oil. 8.
ll'l.'i, not paid for want of fumls
and prior thereto, are this day calh-'d
for payment hy the undefined, and
all Interest thereon will cease from
the date of this notice.
Hated this Mil dav or Manh. 1910.
UOSIOK l (iUKKN.
Clerk of School Hoard. Hist. No. i.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLD BY DRl'GfllSTS LVERYttKUtE
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9 ",
The Hallmark
Alarm
(n:ililv
I kpendahility
(Ii.dil Appearance
All lo-nhined in tliis new
"i i .1 ll. la I di.vd" al.ll Tll clock.
1-1. imied h and mantifai tared
erlii. iel for sale In 1IAI.1.
MAUK STOKKS.
It eosis no more 2
A.S.Huey&Co
t:ii: ii i l.M i;k stoki:.
..t.-Hi-i-i-;"Kf
jBuy where Youj
Can Save Money f
j. The Monty you set aside f
: V each week lor the table, I
.j.bus more here for less j
iyTlte Careful house wile 1
'A will ;;;ip eciaie this. 4
X All joods Strictly I-'iesh
" No s)cci.il baits :tte tiec-
Acssarv lo atti act attctit:
T at the
Spiil Cash Basket Grocery
. UVLAr, KTOp
V 233. N. Jackon Si.
T
FLOUR.
and FEED
Pine, Oak and Fir
WOOD FOR SALE
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1
XOTU K OF ASM AI- MFKTING OF
THi: STOhllOLIF.KS F TIIK.
HOIULA ttil'XTV Bl'lUMMi
AM) I.OAX ASSOtlATIOX- j
!
Notice is here! j nivea that the an
nual meeting o tne stockholders of
The hougiua County building and
Loan Aie-u- ialion will be held at the
First State and c'uv.iik"- J'.-'ik, in the
CHALLENGE PRICES
Royal Club
'Super-Quality" Coffee, Two weeks only,
March 4th. to 18th.
1 pound tin - - 35c
3 pound tin - - $1.00
5 pound tin - 30c lb
North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FREY, Prop.
Having a "Rough House'
is crutiC and deplorable; but
Window Flower Box
in:ule of rotijjh lark is ntli:.tic and coiiimciulable.
What size':
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
NATIONAL MAZDA
! CSS. f?
tlieir bodies. Do not put children's eves tinder .strain
by b:,d lighting. Use SUNBEAM MAZDAS.
It'., holler. It' l.ri'.'hler. ll 's Ihive t inn s as hrihl a earhiui lanii
liehi ai .1 costs mi im. re. It's the Lest li'ht for reading, slndy. work or
ila. May we talk n il h jell aUnil i i 1 1 1 : 1 1 ' your house, store or l.liililiny
Roscburg Electric Company
Phone t'J:t.
DAIRYMEN
& FARMERS
lit re is a
Cream
Separator
That i.s ii Time Surer,
Labor Saver, A Money
Maker - Look it over.
J.F.Harker&Co'
Farm Implements,
Vehicles, Machinery.
lale.r
Are You Contemplating
Buying ranch? If so, here is one of ,lle best farms
n. Douglas Co. 320 acres of river bottom land, 275
acres -,n a h:y.h state of cultivation. 55 acres in timber
and pasture; all fenced and v;ood bnildin. three miles
rom K.ktnn. Price teas ,na:-!e and on terms to suit
the purchaser.
BALLF & BROWN
Realty Company .
-Ml YKksonSt. Roscburf. Orcg.
city of Korit-hurif. Iouniaa County,
Oiegou, on TuesdrtV, March Slat,
isilG, at 7:30 . ui. of said day, for
the purpose of electing seven (7)
directois and three ( :i t auditors for
the ensuing eur, and to transact
suth other business aa may lawfully
come lit-fu re the meeting.
hated at osjj-. Oregon, March
Oth. 1110.
N. EWAKT. Secretary.
having a
Phone 352
THIS LIGHT IS GOOD
FOR. BOYS
Hoys and Girls need t lie
best light yon can give
tlieni. Their eyes are
growing like the rest of
-:t I . .lackson
NATIONAL CltFAM SFI'AltATOIt
Seven hundred inilllon dollars in
the value placed on dairy produrts
In the I'nited Slates for one year,
ami it is a matter of record that more
money is made from dairy rows than
from any other source of income on
the farm. Cream separators havp
in.ide this possihle hy the (treat sav
ins; in time and labor, and the great
er a lint of hntierfat securi il. Wh"n
Mm Inn a separator you want the
on.- that skims th.. closest, summer
or winl. r; that will handle milk from
tiip;er" lows: that will prodll
am of any desired densitv. The
d Is Ihe hie item, and the
.in.il has hut tu pices, while
o: n- r makes ha
from 12.". to 16ft.
Hire cleaning, and
less work. To ap
of this separator
It is nou- nn fiu.
Th-se pails all r..
the less pans tin
pr- . i.ite the al il
ou must s. ii.
play at th- .1. K. I:arker Coinpanv
stun, in lies, , inc. 1, is to every
d.iii -vninn's interest to see It.