Addison Dennett Tells Story of
Northern Doughs County
Iht first (ihloiu House is Oira Wis La
ulfd oo Bune Maud M far
fioai luwa 0, Gjrdiccf
III .Uliiliiy's Yi Jtotll.ill there Hp
piMII'il ;t lllli.lt' lilinin Ol UM U'i-
uui:tN, i.uliik-n unit Kt nt-ial
ititun,.- cl l!it tiar.hm i uciiiit). '111.
un. !' wa written t Att.lnon M Il
licit . i-inl will no iluunt he ui tnter-
-i u main (.luplf ui th if r.'unn :
i.aii!itnr i the luinel low ii uu
(lit- I.omit I It 1 v -r ami tlie
t ... i .... 1 1 ii I e ffi urn of t lie
.lla.iit 4t.-. U lurK'! iixt-r ill Ore
tii. U n- on the very sUmitiU of
t.:. ( a-. m.- teniae ami Ilowtt in
- .ii i ii x t fi.-Mi tin i' i iuii into tla
illc llitoiikli in li -1 r liny.
.. u.'.il ;ixr Hi. it s ki l ol lianlilMT.
The I in ("j tin ami the KuKM', ttn.tle
1 1 urn I lie t' tin in !m;i, -te Hit only
Vk.idKi.itH in tiirunn lint low Ituii
I tic t'o.iM K.ti.Hf. uiil'h!t one fit'il
the III. no'. 1 u in nol nine whether
t; toiii lii' ih e with the Kuue at Ag
H' :;s is nur tilt' (ltwtl- oi not.
t.anl.iuT lit an iM town. The firs!
mi i i.-ii:t i.t w a ma lt' h u i.u 1 oi
Nt w Ktu tun item w ho came roil u J
I lit lloi ti a nil ii til c I I he I nniua
o loiter I, is.', Li ia i tlit-tr xessel, tho
I o.sl. til, wa-t wrttkttt Um tin' aihlH
at tin nur h ittouth. The i n1 m
(iiptd aiitl wt nt into camp with iheir
. .i.tti. i t,uii:- at ai'uni in sue u.
ti.tutine.
im lu Mer. l'a iif & lo , hut
tlluiit uiul Hiiii-j.i ts, uf San Kiamts
to, at a he ill the same time tiispat tu tl
tht Sit ii i nt 1 Kitttct Ih, a m liiumer he
loilK.UK to them, to exploit the I liip-
iia, w hd ti wan thine. The reports
taken tt.uk ht the Kiiherts in were
nt tlatliiinu that liie turn (itte.l cut,
the M'liouiii r K.tle He. till jtn.l M'llt he.'
w ita a mhi nter H-t ot tit arty I iHi
pefiple. 1 here w ri e a fctmtt mau
Ilit'liiio'iH of tilt pait who l;.tt r look
liupttl lai:t pai ls in tiiiMi'K attain
tine uf III. hi, A I'. li.M.jt. rei xetl the
state us (iovei nor.
M.tion Tm n Is I ii tlu n.
Ilu.i party fnumlt-tt an opposition
liiwti tlowu near the mouth, not tar
l:oiu where ttie lift At ini; station Is
MOW lot ..te,. I tle call-M the new
town, tor it w.tt ten tlas turner
t!:ati llartliiiet, l tup.iia l itv 'Hint
-lao x.,i not a cm i .. luiwi trr, anl
noon t he It u Ik of lite lniincs. w as
t r.tHf.it tt 1 at (iHrttit r on tlie lf.er
r ier a ml S. at t shut a tun e. at t he
t. a.l tif ti.lt water. i'lio?' w re the
tla of the koM e( ii nieut in Stutll
ei ii Ok ion un.t tl.ttet of t lie itoti
wt-tit in i t tit- riiiio,iia.
Tlie f irt eiitttin tiiie In Oregon
Moo.l on lUne ivl.m.l, jut out a few
hun anl-' from tin .ir.er Hot ti
St tt I sS ut a arj tl.trililier he une 1 1
ASK FC3 and CLT
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
CfcMp tuWIitutea tott YOU Mm prtc
val of Portland for upreniaey mml
tht (Lames at Itial tut-rtt wti niort
tiade doiiw In thoi two plarvit alourf
111 the late 'jon ttiaU aD Other pUte
1 1! ( K iron
W hile it I; a phu-ant and llluml
Uut'liK ot iiratioti to ill a I with I h
pant h!-tiT of uhl m-i t lenient n 1 1 k
liarolUHr. it Is in u wav more profit
attlv to with the prr--.ent IVople
r ailuiK atto.it a plan- tt.ev ktuw
ht'le cr iiotlmti; attout wouhl In most
(ii-e r..iler know of it- pre-, nt than
of it.s pat. I tlilnk mi a t tear ilay,
uiitl t hen are rniuiv sm li In e en
wii.tii' weather on lit' Lower l iup-
iua. the firt nt of ilartllner a
one K"f hy hoat Up t !n- iter. If e.tie
of t fie f tnet ro rih i tied rier rurul
uthan Mews In tiKKon
lii wr Neatly a Mile Ui.le.
The rtver tliere in perhapa well
nlh a N ile wide, whh t than that juel
tn low I he town ai.d jut a Hove
nearly two miles w here tin- Smith
Kner il:wn in j.iont one and one
half mile to tlie cast ' The low n at
first KllHete ttet-liii to he nefilinii in
a Kioe ii the hillsiile, with a hatU
Kroiind of .rhiie rah:iin up to
wards Hie heaven Kwrv hmldltlif
in the town, or pra tually eery one.
Ih painted w hite. u hl h. eoinhim d
with the Kteen of the tree, tliaken u
pit :iant etftitla-t. at nine restful t'l
the eve anil pleti!itit: to tlie hrain.
tv lat iit was iIvmIu; a ti-rri'm
vioiiu antl the a;r a- we rearhed Car
diner was fillttl with sl-et and hnow .
v Irle l tie wind w as hiow t n k a Ka'e
and tite tlieniionn It T lioverlnw
i'.round the freeum point. 1 was
i hilled to tin hone when I rea-tied
ihe lintel (lardlner ami retelved a
liandtif-p floni AinttT'tse l.u Ko. tie,
the propileioi: ttu-n I turned to the
iliosl iheerfnt ludel fireside In te
run. It that saving tott much? Jui
i.sk anv peron w ho ha put tip at
the (iardiner ;nc tlo- prentjit hot-1
was huiil. n'utut M vai!t MKt). if tlie
crt at fitepl.t.e with its re-arUm fir-
in etiatled in the lohhv of an olhel
hotel ui tlie N.trt tiw( ft if ttiev i-a
nav will almcft he tempted to sav
t he h e neMT heen til ere. siindv
never did the-, ittrlve there a I tlitl.
old and hungry.
M'Tit- of Hotel Uili!.
Tor ttie i;a:.:iii:'i is a (Mod tiot. 1 in
ev ei y depart men t its tatde. Il
roonu. Us furniture, even in its con
stant ami null m ited supi lv of hot
waier, whnh Is f urni!ied h a iireat
nt;t In ti e Itat k of the rate tiirouuh
w hh h ttt water pas nt only
f this coil funii di hot water for
tlie roen.s it luats the entire h mse
and supidres hot water for the laun
tli v
t .ool. ir oxer the town, the fi"-t
tli.it: ttiit will attiatl our aiMi
tion will lu thi' immense ftoi k of
Kot-tis carried hv The li'adllii: nener.il
th at' r-, the t iard i tier Mill t'onipan
and Hi d Janelle I'onipativ. Ka. h
has a larire pia v of hiifiness rmd
t verv mallalde m. h ttf space seen s
to he fillt d with :oods Tlie oth r
ii cs of tmsii! ss U;ok Jut a pros
perous Vs o i a pi i ea h the t-t w n ui f 't 'I
:ot ce a c. eat saw m;M il t the
si iel e pout ins from its lumiiev ,
n i-u s. urrxitii; liiiher and thither
on the whaixts antl othets Utatlir.i: .
!.tr e ves-el tied Up at the wharf
hat merrv nuis:e the machinerv f-i
the nrat mills mil! foith What s
plt asanitr than the hum of ma tun
er y w !i n ton know the n.a-i.- means
ei .otttt . 'cut to n:tnv nu n and th ir
au il Ttie oltler residentf here
sav that it was ere ted. or rattier one
on the j-ame site., aloiit: in tVe earlv
Te In ivM. Joseph Knowland and
W I' .lt.it. of San Ki jtm.s .v. ami
.1 l : ! r.. tt Los tiiei,- to: un 1
a t it-; e: .,t ion. call'r.c It f'e t'.al.ii.ier
M.U I'ein; anv -c'.lin: a a.l an-tvin;
ot io. k to otV.rr c'ahfotna part'es
Tlle r ;!! at t!at time. i at s mo,
w.is ,',tnsi,!, rod a nt her larne affair,
as it toitht nit i::..m" in 10
h.'-.irs Now it t not tor.sidir d
larKfbut It h;is pia-thally run atcady and the Kxa aiid other fine boatu on InK. upray materials and itpraying ap
for all of that lime, imply auumug lue L iupua il H SaifabtrJ li the paratus. After the lecture an hour
iuiutiiudure of the tlet. ixan tipeiit spraying in the orchard,
- - - o j testing tne iliflereLt dozvIs and point-
AN !li:.L SI'KING LAXATIVP . mK out the neeeuMty of carelul and
- jtuoroah wtiru in order to obtain ef-
A uoJ and lime utea remedy ts';jien. ThOE pit-sent expressed
Dr. King a New Life I'illi. The first their their appreciation of ttie work
dose will moxe the sliufgifch bowels, i th,- Kxtt iihioi hepailuient ol the tol
htimulate the lixer and clear the nxs-.e i diii in this ready response
tein of waste and blood Impurities. , to asiit the i-pui iment in any way
Vou owe It to yourself to clear the ' pofc.-lble by fciviiia dita. etc.. uu
B.vsteiu of body puisoiu, accumulated crop and weatnt r conditionn and re
diiiinif the i:it.T. Dr. K.n a Newjtjults of fpri.iim. X.
Life pint will do it. : .c. at your
down o-. miotmily lor impairs. Very
Ii w milie have a le Lid l.Ke that. I
ItiotH-r Holthna lmrvnrl.
Win a the prr:ent un.T pur
(liaa the plantt bete heloiipr. J to
them aifuilt jo'tn at it it f tli;i''el ,
tilev now rtwn J.'.,mim a ft -s. eve v
lo ti ilnital v to t he I H.pt ua Mi'
I wett wu-t tor iiiaiiv eaif t lo mall
aer of tin plant hut he d al-oill
two v i it is uy a nd sin. e th n Mr
t)s. ar It. Mili-tlale h- eil the mati-
aer. Mr. Hinsdale s tailit-- w.ts out
uf the old time no n tiaiat of Scott(-j
bur;, w!nre o-ar waf ium lie :s j
Weil Verged 111 ihe hi-titrv Ol lhe
I inp'iua Iroin an early tl.tte He
ttild of a x eul ure ma tie hei e before
1 tie present t otti pany bought
A. M Simpson ('('appy lii:l:s"l
& I trot her ih ippt r a rett w ood mill
llaiit f i tisii Ku n k l. Call torn la. I J
!,'i, ami put it up near liard-ner
The (iardiner Mill (ompauv pur
ctiased thai alo.
l:i HpeiikiiiK of the l inpiiua Kiver
it luiist not be fornotten that it s
mire to te t !.e outlet tor an im
mense a m niut of lumber. l.oxd
can be driven in it and its brain lies
alt the wav from the facade Moiin
tains. Indeed, lu early dav steam
boats of lilit dt a It went up the
I'mpjua as far as Kosehurk Cap
tain Will' luster, of ttie Kate Heath,
went far up the ri vr and located
the town of Winchester. Winchester
hay, at the mouth of the Cmp-im
was als-o named for him. CianlimT
is in Hon las County. Hose n urn be
in: ttie coiinty seat- It is n.tid that
t tn re is now standing In 1 loul is
Cm nty I'.ii.tniii.ooo.onti fet t of ti Hi
tter, ttiat amount heinir ccetded by
only one count v In Or 'oti. Lane,
w hicti has I.;', oi ni. Hint, on ii.
liuures Hani to tirusp.
These tiKurt's are hartl to srap.
I tried to limire up what 1 .ohm.imio,
tuiii fe t amounts to hen talk ink
with Mr Powers, of the Smith Pow
ers Lou .!) Company. Mr. Powers
tuis had several hundred men at
work in the woods adjacent to Coos
I tax- for six or seven yearn. lunn
triat time lie has cut le-s than
" " o .i'"o feet, hut will reach that
mark s;i.n That amount rut into
three inch planks 1 feet Ions and
into stt itm rs 4i iiKiies, w on Id
build a pla:ik road 1 "t feel wide, with
three silis or strineers under It. for
a difiam e of L'.".,tioii niil
di uk tfist.
UMlKINt. .I.nS M WS.
II Ml KnT OTKS.
nh k
two
Mrs
Those who have bejn on the
list with Ihe sit;ipe ttie past
weeks are, Mrs Chas. Arnold
Stukes. Mrs Ira Howard. Mr. Brow n
and Alice Itosti k. All are able to
be out at the present writing.'
Miss Nellie Voorhies returned
home from Hro. kway last Saturday.
;ifti r clniitnir n si x ninni lis term of
school, and left Kridav. .March i . ' ur com munity If we would lay aidc
for Col l lira- h. where he has ac- all .personal differeme. come to-
. eote.1 a Bummer school. 1,1,1 "l a' " '''"K ana encoui
The little son f KUjah Ollixant hns
Our Sunday School, which has not
bet n Koini; during me w inter, met
anaiu iast Sunday with a 'iy Rood
at if ud Ale o. Miss Cirace M..er was
elected Stipt., and Leslie Mil,
ier. assistant superintendent. hex-.
Ho. Kins, of the M. K. Church, at
Voncalla, is now preaching Tor us
every two weeks. We believe it
w oubl be for the best intei ests of
been on the si k list. hIso little Clx.le
Hinesley. Both are reported better.
Mr. and Mrs Kd. Johnson return
ed Wednesdax from Hoseburtt, where
they spent a couple of days with Mrs.
Johnson's sister, who has been iUtie
UI.
Mr. and Mrs Jones spent Saturday
and Sunday ut Olalla as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ollixant.
Klijah Ollixant and lien. Bacon
made a business trip to Coles allev
and return last Wednesday.
The ladies Aid will glxe a Pared
Post Social at the hall on Kridax
niht, April 7. There will be a par
cel post booth, home made candv and
b-e cream. Keiiieinber the date ;:nJ
i xorx body come.
A lare atherin; of relatives and
friends attci.dcd the tutieral of W n.
C.oodmun on March .'So. at the church.
The service w as conducted by the
undertaker and Kev. Katon. of liose
buri:, wh j gav e a very inipressix e
talk. Mr. Coodman was one of the
old settlers he;e and was highly re
spected by all who knew him.
Preparations are Koirs on In the
Sunday School for an Kaster serxiee
The committee appointed on program
The same are, Lydia Klias. iiobena thrown and
aye ami aid our minister in his work.
Let us all try, and Instead of say
ing it's no ri-o io have church in
ltavhuit, just prove that it is.
On !areh Mrs. Leslie Miller
axe a birthday party fur her twin
d.aiht'is, Juatiita and Willetta.
:c;til tixe xears. The following fif
teen littte g.rls xvere pre.-ent and en
joved a fitu- luncheon and birthday
i'.i'Kf. antl played games: Klossie Kan
non. Marie Allen, Rachel Love, Aud
rey ai.d Connie Converse. Alice My
ers. illad.xs ami Violet Ohlson. Mary
Hamrose, Atlanta Trant is, Annir- Mc
Kirdy. oia and Lulu Irown, anu
hianitu and W'iiletta Miller.
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A.
HHAMt MUl
KKIMIKSKXTATIVK.
into suitable lumber ,
barns, -liixtto feet
rate Myers
A ft or a vac.it ion of about two
months. Miss Mildred Mers reopened
her st hool at Klournoy Vallex last
w eek.
Mr. Kosers. of New York, arrived
last week to assist his brother. K.
W. liosers, in ttie iaro of their larce
avidt orchard. They expect to build
a house antl 1; is family w .11 move
here in June.
The people of the Valley are look
in c forw ard with anticipation and
pleasure io the play. "As a Woman
a port fon.tt d with Th:nketh." to be gixen by the Merrx
miiiiv-Moners: C. K , W orkers Club, on Satur!ay exeninp.
amount if
would ere
and feet hiKh. in each of the
cotintits ot the I'nited States!
All of the lumber i ut on the I'mp
tiua tliuins the last titi vears has
been shipped out by w ater, ex.ept
wiiat little was sold locallv. There
is u-uallx about 1 or is feet of
water lit mean tide. The llox em
inent has ne ver expt'ntled a s: nsle
nt there, saxe for the n-ual lights
and markings ami the Itx e-sax in
station and now and ihen a surxev
Noxx th re
C.e folloxx ins
P
LEASE COME IN
AM) SQUARE IT:--
A' with us but with yourself
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Vi'.'ic 1-cci! jt. i:i i -! v;
i .'tM'.t .i New Suit
. : llu--., ai!.l, t'.'.i :o
I !u- soo:ut vou p.. u. th.i' N t l lie Ktlcr
tu'll p'i'..s; .1 an.l i!'i it ;i he .iblc
tii p!i.a-e ou
Yours for jooJ clothes.
lii. ke,-. o'' Smith Uiver, i
.1 l" Chi i.-t :e. i lardiner.
Warren 1 Ii, ed. tia rdir.
Hfdden. S ottshurc. and Ne's Kydell.
Klkton Tlie com tr.i-s toners haxe
airar.st.l for the sale of bonds to the
anio-i .it ot t J i' 'V 'oo and w ill soon
st at t work on hot h a north and
south jettv . v ith the expenditure
of a like amount by the C.overnnient.
whnh it is sate to sa will he done,
J, feet of water can he had at low
tide.
Toxxn Not IncorporattMl.
do vou t hit-. k of a town of
some tlio or T'to ptople th.il has
.ecn in ex steme for mote than hair
.i cent ;i t v ti .1 x et has next-, be n
il.co: , o. ated ' Tl.aX is the shap1
t r .1 , t ; t i is in and proud of it as
a home lov ins. pea. e-lov his antl pros
perous (iiniii. unity All street and
oCur n,nnui,i.l inipiovements are
dene - t tn people soins down into
their po.kets or bx the conntv. Ke-
eiitl v the mint v mid t he cit uens
su t.tcttaer an, I ended a tine pub
1' ii... k T!ie mill compan, oi
oi' : e : a :ine do. ks hUo
The c tv . weil su.'pli-d by a
t:av.i vx.i:,: system and ha a cood
c.ts ; i. !,i.! t piant Tl-e:e is a iarse
il sal n t a.mer v, a
I.innerx ar.d a good news
s is alb d the Port I n p-
J H. Au?t n bt it. s th"
t i;t or
no hitter w.x to how
i 1 v : a ; !at e t n bv us
r.vidme- ri, icr had
i t Sirst .it on.il was
. .;r ao the . r.d of last
!t 1... a iap:t.; of J.
- an.: : m:s of S : v
so' t " ' .. It l.a
i -i ::i ib p.xs.ts of about
I beluxe in Oreson and Douglas
County, its p-t sent antl future; in
rut ;il development as the has:s of
town prosperity; in good roads radi
ating from local centers; in demand
ing value receded for every cent or
taxes; in the he;;t s stein of educa
tion for the joung; in clean politics.
ecoiKi:: i;al bv.stnrss aJ:i:iaistration
lairman; April t at me orange Hail,
.rrtarv: I The fust three dax of March w
f lolin ruled bv Kin Lion in all hi rasing'
tury. but the playful lamb had his
innings the last three tlavs. and now,
April 1st. all Nature glories in the
oeauties oi xeraani spring, to tne ue- 0. pu. 11. property, and iewer law
ntni oi i:ie rarmers ana irun men. j jn repre?t ntation of farmers and
i ne manv menu ami neicu mrs i ,u?int n rn .v a farn.t.r anii ui
of Henry S. hrenk and family Savjnes man. I therefore announce my
mem a surprise party on the even-iif as A ta:;didate for the Hepubll
ing ot Mar. h :M. to wish them all j ian nomination for representative
me r.ap. ine-snna prosperity posMai- j ;r .0-.:glas County at ihe coming
in xneir new nome at f.uscne. At-out ; prin.arv .-lection. If vou are for these
toi were present. The ladi.-s carried ' ih.nss 1 respectfully solicit your
a nil moor or cakes, and vo: tee w as , Voe Cil A KLKS A. Bii AN 1
serx-d a:il an enjoyable ext-n:ng wasj Wi!! ur. Oregon.
spent.
Last Wednesday about 2'- of th
fruit grow e: s nu t at the Marsh oi
chard w it h K. L. St rang antl Pro
W. S. Utown, of Corvaiiis. who pax
a xery iustr .ctixe let tnre on spray- j
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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John J. Crouch
dips the scratchy cnJ of an
clJ-fashior.eJ steel yea uto
s;-attcry ink.
'astc the ir.k all over the
rarer anJ r.is ticthes.
Wastes t-.vie.
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Cartful' Rouse wife A.
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Free to Patrons
There is no charge for service at The Cafeteria.
Our Cooking is unsurpassed
To our Sunday Dinners
Yours for a Light Luceh or a Square Meal.
75he CAFETERIA
Phone 61
122 Cu St.
r i TE HAVE purchased the stock of
11 implements and vehicles formerly
owned by Crouch and Giles, con
sisting of busies, wagons, plows, disc
harrows, cultivators, etc.
While this stock lasts we will sell it at
Less Than Wholesale Cost.
It will pay you to investigate.
J.F. Barker & Co.
Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery.
NOW'
Let us Wire your home
Electric light is cheaper
The handiest safest
and the best
Roseburg Electric Company
Phone 123.
2H1 X. Ja. kson
c:hxh:oooho:o
IS
I R Cpffce-
Two Brands of
COFFEE
That we Know are
GOOD
nd WADCO
jnADHAftCO.ll
LVjJ.iS.j.1:','-5'1
Henry H. Hop?:r.cn
wa'.ks ir.tv" cur f.rc hu; ?
ere cf o-.r "Merv..n...e ic-.-tai-
jxr.f -3 tv.. k to hir
c:T:ce c:.cs the ir.k star.J -ar.J
w t 1 1 c s h;s huJ oil.
With nectr.ess ru:J vl:s; i'.ch.
War.y st;.les of theso f.jr.t'cs
Merttr.ti'.e" ricre.
$2.50 and up
S.e our Jispl.iy ari w'ti
the SS 00 pt'ti l':ce
Cocte-t opcu C.ii Aprtl 15
A. S. Huey Co.
Eic;u.t iiuntozan in tins tc
!Buy where You
save Money 7
The Moiiiv vou set aside "f
each week lor the table. X
)s.n- ninn i.r t.r
The
wi'.l app.eci.Ve this
All goods Strictly Fresh
No spcci.il b.iits are nee- '
rv to attract attctif.on .
at the
Spot Cash Basket Grocery :
A. C. DUNLAP, Prop.
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I FLOUR, and FEED f
"F Pine, Oak and Fir t
I WOOD FOR SALE
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Lei us Prove Their Quality to You
f Neely & Neely
CM St.ret. Oppoiite the P. O.
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Foot Rest Hosiery
For 1 Op llr sI,cc':al line- Iea's Women's and
1 Jl lUt Chil lien's. This hose is so good we
dare refer you to anyone who Ins used it.
good girls liue. Also Men's and
Pfr 1 r :nc ribbed hose, lisle finished, espec-
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Womeus.
Ffir Merccried silk. A dandy hose and a
1 Jl C;,!g seller. I o see this line is to buy it.
prip 'I .'.k boot l.u:;es" h'ose. Verv popular
1 UI Summer hoe. Sells 3 pair'for $1.00
CARR'S, A Variety Store
VOIR PERSONALITY IS
Your
Greatest Asset
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What Becomes of The
DOLLAR?
Here's an otimale of !,. becomes of it when
invested for i .c l.:at.ds of i-u-.ter. bread, lard,
meat, trv.i: or vtetaKe.: -The merchant gets
10c. the dairy, fir:: ,r, . f-uit grower gets 10c
ar.d ti e other 80c c es to bhe hc:p. pay for
surges .v.-.d rat;;-;- ejtpcr.se. nn-st of which
:s sper.t :r.en;.at.ts. Sl.(l() suit cut
ot Oregon, stays out. g,TS oul circul.-.tion.
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A Town hoconuaJjtv
Absolutely accorJinjj to the patronage ac
corded its home industries.
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