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SOCIETY t Continued (rum pag I). Klnlcy enjo.ed a pi nil- ou the banks ui the I niiiquu at the home of 1.. A. lYlMlil. in W i'ft Koseburi:, W'tittli'S lav "'ii 'lit'. Alter a very piquant eve.i' u tielicioil pH-uie gllpiH-r a- served. Thune formiliK the party Wi re !.. :ind Mm. (I. C. Pinley, Miss r Hess Wharton, I'ora l ehind, Anna and Maliel Bryan. I.uiy HridKea, Allie lllaek, tlertha Hunter and .Messrs. i i tnu I'leineus. Fred Hamilton, How ard Stewart and Joe lienn. CU'iMlnl' I j.:ii ' Alii. The Ladles- Aid or the Christian I'linn-li spent Thins, lay atternouu in soeial session at the i-hurch. An aliundanee of fniKraiit roseB made tli room inviting and the first of the afternoon was spent in dlsi-ussinii business- matters. A social hour tul lowed and those who had broimlit : their tiineywork busied tlumsolve w ith it. tielii-ious reffeshnw-jits ware served by Mrs. J. 1). Osborne. .Vis. tieu. Thompson and Mrs. l-:d. ilenson. tinim' May Hull. 1 .May U veritably tho month of flowers as was evidenced at the arm'-ry Tuesday evening, which was elal lately d orated for the Grand May Hall Kiven by the members of St. Joseph's Parish. I.Ike a wood land scene, the hall was Ivy twined, KivillK a lovely background for the riot of snowballs, roses and yellow flowers that decked every sidu of the hall. The orchestra platform, from whence the danchiK strains floated enclmntinKly. was banked with a prolusion ol red ruses and white snowballs acainst the green of the ivy, and on eiillei side stood a massivi vase ol yellow flowers. A bevy of daintily dressed mnid:i acted cliaruiiiittly on the reception uinmitl"e and the grand march was led by Miss Phyllis Tisdale aud H. It. Turner. I Kveniny At I'urils. J Mrs. William Hell honored Mrs. F. II. Pencra, a recent visitor in our tity. with an evening of card- at hci : home on Jackson street Saturday evening. Masses of roses ill ti:ls'i;et:i and vases beautified the rid'us win re the guests played for hie.li score. Mrs. J. K. Knger was rortunale in rapturing the ladies' prize anil Mr. .1. I'. Iliiiue run led oil the honors for Hie gentlemen. A delicious lltn'h served at small tables where s lor the guests w ere designated , with daiutv place cards in spring, flower design. iiA TV. 'i tdt ', J. r V- V N ! , . . J 11 ' " Whuopiut; iViugli. i One of the most sueces-ful pre-' paratioiis in Use fvr this dUasc is save voi r. JI NK. Dust'n Farntim in '.be five reel Para nnvi::t From Indiana," at tiie Anile'S Tie .it" "Tlii' (lentlcman and Moiiiiac. Itlietiiiiatisin. home on S Mill slivet veslerday af- Ii ycj are iiouijit'd with chnmic tcrnoen. T.ie living room was pret- or maseu'ar rlieucaliain give Cham- tiiv adorn, d in ' Cloth ol Hold" roses berlain s Liniment a trial. The relief and the d.tiing room was Lively In from pain which it nttor.ls is alou" Pa 'a tionticr and Marshal Niel ro.es worth many times its cost, obtain- w hi. Ii were also used on the table, able everywhere. c uiiere lhey were ailraclivelv scaiter- Hest price raid for eld ra3, 1 Chamberlain Ojugii lieucly. 6. V. metal, rubber auto tires, hitlcs. wool! w rit, s, ' Our baby h.i.l whoop!n and sacks. Phone 1 -!!. or aJdress ; ioii!l as bad as ino.-t .u.v baby couid ul Fullertou. and 1 will call. hiive ii. 1 gave iuni l l.niiherla'.n's ' ( Cough llomeiiv and It s ...u got bun i I.AHV .MoTOUIVIS , ui L. ' olaaina n.e t v ci v w here. e. . Wmld you like to d.tve to Clii ( tim cao and back without a ptin,t;;n 'I Two people In humble prayer. Veil can It oil have oar tin s Tint liking the good -hcihcrd of Is- with National rubber lire tiller. A'i rael, c:iy as air. II. Jay Stone, Agent. W ho guided anil sent them there. . . . ;AI. IN I VI K HAIU.XINS. lny IlilsLets. I The ancient cf.stoni of hanging We have many call and ask to see Hav Hi-li-i:., was followed out hv ourli-l. We have the ream of Hie iIia liitle fi.lks fin 111 the iiriinarv listing.', and can give ,.uti service. room of savs th their .Mav IJueen, Opal Xo.ver, and almost every larin. tract, or pane, tne King ot Hie .Mav. aron Letutuer, of land ill llouir.as County. Call and thev mar. bed from the schti.,1 laden see us, or write. We are glad to with their pretty baskets of flowers, answer every Inillliry. up the main street of the city, hang- KICK Ai KICK. ing baskets at the doors of tile sick,; the old and the deserving. Mr. Ar H IN KY H l l-'.Y TO l.OAV. liuir .Mar.-ll. ot the Ui Idle Hardware 1'niiip.inv. added n. .teriallv to the I' armers liere s your chance, plonl d. !u:it of the little tolks bv treat- of lite insurance mnney lor gienl Hi: l ie entire procession to tee laini loans. . 1 1 nuns in.ei.- i m,i cream (Continued oti i'aie 6 ) o lUie loiss iiiiiu uie I i. ii - ,- of the Kiddle school Monday, "or reputation is bai k of every deal I he Kiddle Tribune. Headed by We are personally in iinaiuli d with t'ti s nnrl Children. , ii , ,. '.' l!V",jl. .'i;....;;;i. ). Ycu Have This,, little loll.s will long on or before rill years. Write us for I particulars. Kc!iiMve llouglas I oilll I ly agents. HICK H Kit K. A Slllllhd of Health. The Pvtliagorians of Anient C.reece ale simple food, practiced e.l at the plans ot the guests. The j temperance anil purity. As a badge I tVOU t lllM V t'OMMISSIONKIt. hereby announce my name as a Church, Saiilh, at a seven o do k caki s and i -s followed a pretty color ; tiny use I t be fi ve pointed star which i candidate on the Kcpuhlican taket dinner al Ins home u:i Hamilton sehenn ol pink and light yellow. The I thev regarded as a s uili.d of health. ' lor the olli.e of Conimlssiouer oi wa pine Itellttr-.tl Aftei-lKSili. Mrs. S. K. Sykes aibled a l.-!i t -fill afternoon to the events of the social week on Wednesday when she entertained In honor of Mrs. A. It. Marsh, of Kiddle, al her home on X. Pine street. The rooms w"rc trans formed Into a lovely bower of beauti ful llowers. Pill pie and white colo'iiblne and skv ro"l:ets were ex quisitely arranged and gnat bas kets of deep led roses blended In 'i.. n lu,li..s bud been charm ingly welcomed by their hostess, they were entertained with music until later in the alteinoon when delicious refreshments were served. Al the close of the atternoon tho guests were all Invited to the beautiful re treat of a flower garden upon which Mr. Skes lias lavished such care and skill, translorn ling it into a bower of tistie lovliliers. Here the cam era "was brought into play and sev eral snan shots were taken to serve as a delightful memory. As a pb a ing conclusion to a charming after noon each ladv was given an attra t Ive boquet of the various old fash ioned flowers m llgled with the choi -est ol roses that ran riot of the larden. ( I'l-e t.irU. The Camp Fire ('.iris held their ceremonial meeting at the home of Mrs. Ceo. Kohll.igen on S. Jack-on street Wednesdiy evening. Ten of the girls were prea-nt and many were awarded beads and honors, telling of the various ways in which these were won. A lery !'' asant evening was eninved ami thev were Invited to meet with Miss Kva Lenox next week. street linn il.iy evening. I lie table u m.l I'ltetaooii ot sewing was en was leslively arranged with rests and ; -v d in ilu ladies, covers were plaie.l for twenly-liie K'tcsts. I'a'i'V.'Ii Surprise Pnl-ty. Alter dinner a delightful evening A ; p,,ls r.lrtv w:ls oi inii.-:c was enjoyed. giv. n in In" or of Mr. and Mrs. An- " drew Mi.-h: Is. Thursday evening. The Mi-'.-ionary Society of the M. 'j;;v th. Tlnn are going to depart I-:. Church, South, was entertained for Salem in a few- dae. The noigh- Thlirsday ail. raoon by Mrs. W. .1. Poriio...! is su.ry to b iitn of thei-' Hughes, at her home on Sprine Si. in; as Vlrs !nbaes is a member The society holds two meetings a , i;,. "Sli'nii.v Links." nionlh. the flrsi is a busim ss session -pj,,. ., inim was spent in mm-lc and tiie second is devoted to mis.-inn ami gnees. I-Iveribody had a splen- study. After the business u ting t,id coeil tne. Cake, sandwiches the iCt' rnoon was cnitned so hilly and c.iilee v ere servi'd. aad the hostess served deli, ions re- ' ,o sent were: Mr. and Mrs. In s 'men's, assi.-ted by Mis. Lulu v :, !-,vV Mi in, ,1s, Mrs. .lacoh Jones. Vensoll. Those present lor file afier- , :,id Mrs. W. K. I laveTiport. Mr. noon were: Mrs. C. II. Cleaves, Mrs. :., Mis. John Travis, Mr. and Mrs C. I.ahe. Mrs. M. I.. Whitney aud Adolpli. Ilituhnldt. Mrs. Arthur ilajhter. Leila Whitney. Mrs. II. J. final,,.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marks. Wells. Mrs. William Smith. Mrs. Key ;-s. F.ilward Marks. Mrs. Henry llurbin, Mrs. Lulu Veason and the On gg, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Carle, hostess, Mrs. W. .1. Hughes. ,, .., .., Mli:l vt ielia.-ls. Opal Haven- Hie.tess l-'nr LiiiicImniii ('lull. poit, Myra .limes. Lucy Connelly. Mrs. F. L. Calkins was a delightful Kat'. ripe Ki e, Pearl Jones, Nellie hostess fur the members of tile ll.lll I'leal.e. Louise It i i-. Sophia Hunter. .ni.M. 1 .11 11 in nil Cllb al her pl'll , I, ss;e Jones. Vera llavelipolt. and eii .e ill bit, iilm'v.-r Thurs.!f.y. The ..s-rs. Ilrew Michaels. Oliver Mieh- : i vlnu roou vv . s lo el in the ehniei ; ' ; ,.:s, i:,oi".e Marks. Wilbur Travis of Marrheil Neil roses and a anility Arthur Travis. Kenneth t'loake. pink and' white color s. heme was fol- :'.tll ., Wilson. Austin liavenpnrt. lowed in the dining n.n n and tab!" ,.ward lleluil.ol.il. Jesse liavenpnrt. ib'ioi ntions were La Iraice rose !;,.n tones. M:i l'.iin. Ilhin Cloake. v. re m.. 1. The lavo-s were in pink .,v Mover. 1-1,1 llelnibol.it and Wil and pink tinted pla e cauls marki d ip. w'illett. S. L. C. tl.e names of the following uieniliers ami guest-: .Mrs. t le.io us, air... I'or- ),. a ,, V,-s. I.uv. Mrs. S. A. Saninrd. Mrs. S. I). fonlev, Mrs. Weinslein. Mrs. Iiahlen. !. I-Tola Fair. 'Mlil. Mrs. Ilo.vai I Calkins. The liosiess was pleasant 'y a-slsted ill serving by Mrs. Howard Calkins. I Ailer !l. 11,-li eon tile alien oo'l II! pb asaiulv with cro. -In line, and .n:ir vvork. At Laurel Place. A very delightful . veiling was I at l.nun l Pla e. the In of Ml ind Mis. Will lld.'gieav s. on T i. :y ev el. ing. tl.e o. asioll le in g :i s1 .rise on the birtieh.v ol Mrs. llar.iav.s by her n -UhiKirs. T.ie ivtl.n,,; was sj. nt iu .-o. ial e ,nv, r-e, . u.c. ..lid uusic. I inno solos wire giv e.l by Miss Alberta Haw ,n and Mrs. ail: I'awsnn. At a l..te hoar deliii us 'ofr.'Shm. nts were s.-r-el Tiinse pn .'til v.eie: Mr. an 1 Mrs Jack HawKM,, Mi-s A l.erl a H.iw on. Krni.i. and j red and Johnny liavv-mi. Mr. : lid -Mrs.. Elmore. Kdilh and lien. KUik i ". Mr. ar.d Mrs. W il-on. Mi ami M s. Soi ley. Mrs. , 1, ;.. Mi s l.vdia .Velch. Mrs Cri'.ser. Vis. M'ildre.i Cril. - r. Mr. a. d Mr-. II. Tl:e i.ilbr.vin-; taieni was written i:i hone'- nl hr. and Mrs. Paul .1. Lux. who left Li -1 week for Heir new h.ii- e in l.if.lr-.-, Calif., by Mrs. Isa Pel P. Whi'Tiev. Ilr. and Mis. Lux visiied ;i "e.v .la'.s in S.in lr;i ncisco. n -or, ling lo word receive. 1 here h 1,1. Il'is. v.lleie lhey had a very en imalilii lime. V i' Inn. 1 s erne 1 P, b, in l.:n.!-ee. i.ivvn :i on - neigeb.ir stiite. I sa vv a I ra ill a ppro i i.ing. Altlioil-ii the hoiii' was late. I saw Willi Inn 1 U.S.. - -an a u'M.iuv en i n -i r t h rol: " their sttanget true. an I stvoi. llargr- -vs. Iv. W ill i:argreavi v in Sober. Ml. : 'id M ' -and Wilbur and M"l- d M i:. i h. iui. One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the gathering at the home Mrs. Kd. N'-ely on Miller slr.-t Wednesday afternoon, whin Mrs. N. I'y and Ml" Jell W illialns were h. .messes to the members of the Itoseburg Art Embroidery flub. vlanv bo).iets of ro rooms and ea.-h g-n-i was presented with a several happy bouts lancywork. ti e bo; t. s.. dalntv re'f sbnn nts a-sisl.-f. P. Lewis. I.ai.i in Hie fie g-iests io-e.1 b.tore t! and several pictures were t invited guests present were I. r. Mrs f orw in Humphrey. Pearl Pa Patrick. The n afternoon were' M Lewis. Ch.is. I'atri k fv. I.. C. Adin.s. F Stephenson. Marc Palm. Kdlt't I'an leis, .lean K:. -hardsell. 1 1 C. lliriiph r. y. John Mail. y. Ilu :. 'e Lowers. PrmP n e iding r. M lieVanev. o li. Newhaid. Il.nrv Si.'. br and IV hnl.-s.v Mr. Kl N"l' and Ms. Jeff Wllllatl.s. KnlertailKi' 1dr. Ir. C W. Kirk ei.l. -tai: i .1 the nie(nbr of the heir of tin M. L CASTORIA For Infant and Children In Use For Over 30 Years AJwtyi bear Uia SifiMtura f i. A. P.. imil v.. II. c. The ii. A. K and W. It. ', b. l I another of tin ir eiipn.ibl. inn. I l- itnrs al t'ie i;. A K. hall in Hi" armory v.-st.r.l.iv aferroon A- il-i'.ii at the.-. oe,a.-,o::s. ine pr..rram was most delighttu. and everv. p' tit a e. . pb -..lit ailei neon Tne nu i.b. rs ii.n on li.e i.loL'raill 111' ;e toilo.v- Mll-ie I s:"v theiii lead tbe '-iranv-e.s To tin ir tlovv. i de-ked banquet hall I heard t!:e r varied irr. efiprs Vn I T " p ,-l.n's r, pnnse to tllei! i all. -) , -, - -i . ol.l -ind f urro .ve.l c t ie -errows ol liie iilinost I e- Tlie:e were in s young and rare Iree. W illi t1!- Ili.e I Of life yet b fore Tl en- w. : '.e:..-. To 'o-L. t In in land. .:. tie ., - . . k of 'iii m inn I won v, it'i i eji.l and h.llld e l - st ra !n: f f.a -1 or w ,e i: ill Ill's in '.V . bl ii the i , I. e- a''o' lie.! I tie on In-!- arrival ros. l, id Xfl-r Ol etipi, d W itll I.- . -erve.l sisl.d lv Mrs. iflernoon. e raieeril ,k, n. The Mr Mil es Mas. I rn k and 1'ir! . i ii im me f .e dam.s c P. II Wor'hipg- II. id. I. .las. A.l.lr. ss Ke, itntien i ; a'.nopliimi Keiitatinll . It. -marks . . li eitafetl . it.-, .ininn IJeiiiat k- . . Kea-linvr Ken-asks Mf Mar'"'-. M" Pa,,, Mr. f- r... r a d Vr V, At tile conclusion or l'.. jn e.,1;. S. r-e.l de'P O.U- ti.-.ns and a ! 'v In- ' " W..,e ei- l-s. d it W .s de, id.- V -i el : .i l-l Mol -' II Hu'h in.wl,.. . . . vr i I' I a i V.r ': e. I., IP r tie Ii. t , onle of Li: d-e li.ar p i toi 1 1 1 nl fall'ornia some of vim. Sab! i niornin", nd T.eWS. i , ii a pa-ior d I l,e 1MM1.I old in-V 1. no'.b worn p, ler'. -tl in iM ,.l, ),,::: mi l.il.d ' the penp lander pa the in the A. I! I'n-t ' ! .a; v'.l" oiatinn n! 1' t Int.. el II -,ll- II nkb and M: t i A Olll -i'llINfi ol. IIS end ; ir. g e.i Hlei tie ' an I d..n In'., a F. :nc THE OLD ftTLIALLE A red five pointed sliii- appears mi noughts County, at the iirim.'.ries lo each pa. 'kai'.e nf Chamberlain's Tab- be held May IP. 1 resin ctfully sn lets, and still fulfills its sincb nt uus-lin jt your support, and If nominated sion of health. If you are troubled and elected, will aim to give u g aid with Indigestion, biliousness or on-1 business adinlnii trillion of county sli.iatiolt. get a pa- k'ise of these tab-' affairs. JOHN llt'SKN'ISAKK, lels from your diuuiri.-t. You will.iiid. Adv.). Melrose. Oregon be surprised al the quick role l w lnc.i lhey afford. Obtainable every where. kou .ii sTicM !' tiik riiAci-:. I hereby announce mvsi if as a can didate for Justice of the Peace for I leer Creek Precinct, at thw sin prllllsiries. May I lull. I I'd. Adv.!. it. II CKINSTKl). I'Oltll.AMI MAIxRKT 111-fOKT. 1't.ii XII TV -.I.I'IKK. I hereby announce myself as a -andidiite for the l'emncralic nomi nation for County clerk at the pri marv eectionon May I'.'th. I li 1 1 I I'd.' Advi. - 'I I I'lS'iW. Cattle- Sleers. $li...ll to Jll. UU; ows. fit. Ml to $7.00. Sheep Welhei-i. $T.7'. to X,UII: wes. $r..;r. to 17. im; lambs, $:i.nii pilbll-lto $111. all. Hogs $7. .0 to $ll.ini. W ooi Vallev. : le to I', :'.,'. Koseliuru; Mafkel. I'.ntter tat -lie per lb. Hotter - IS"..' per square. F.ggs -.'lie. Poultry--Hens, fie to 1 lie. springs 1 !. Potatoes Sl.r.ft -,.er cental. Oats I "e tiusle' s I J-' mi ,-. 1 tl 1 i . t-f It I fMA Signature cf 'I. .4 lv ,r' jv r-t dmritV a. uj O LV Pnihi, icsi)i:i's,'.i'i;v-'ii nessam '.Vv ..t !;' i, "rs.- l,;iui:ii.'.a:-i;ri;: '. wri ! Not Xa'.h mic. tuX -'fT..Tr J A'.fcviRiMTci.Vf(i'i'-iii. 5 1 . L thiP.So.trSl-.-ii.i.'1'n'.v.i. 1 J Wnric-c.Oiti-.iCsicsis.ir'.iiMi ; f j ft I j-riai-.dlOS.-.OFSri.yp.l t Ml i Vi 'W- to w Use Over rccKa St.stf J M-' A YOIiK. ,,v(j -. - Jem Thirty Years ztem 1 mil Mcn.-vii ivommnv. ntw toh errr. Foot Rest Hosiery For Spring II ij r for ijonr seJerl'tm a rttrirtl line nf.trn V, If 'om en's nml ('Itihfri'ii 's llasiertf, tcJtii'h for trrttr. for stiff?, ftn( for otn fort ntn tiot Ite riftuihtl tit (in if jirirr. j'or I Or irr tjirf ijou a rfoml irct ri n Jtosf in .Urn 's, II 'outfit 's or Cfi ifiirrn 'x I in rs. I ,'ir fmtfs if on a I. isfr in isir1 . inr rift hnsr am J.'n fmus the tnrrrrri zrif silk in tiff fitirw The art -si I k-littot hose is !ir. or t fmi r for a tiollnr- lltiy Them At -CARK'i A Variety Store J E II.W T. purclused tiie stock of inifk'iiunls and Vcliiclcs formerly owned by Crouch and Giles, con sisting of lmjjuies, waiions, plows, disc harrows, cultivator:;, etc. While this slock lasis will sell it at Less Than Wholesale Cost. It will pay you It) investigate. J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. l - I !!SO" ht wt-rt' fi'ii linn In ti in sr.1: inn ilo ou iiiii-iniT ;oiir t: (:! fli I'H'tt r. ( I i. .i-' uii Mr i;.I.:.hi Af I- r :i i .t t t I U" ' urn In- Kii 1 1 1 : it)poi, I ii- i'l ,A li ii, .stiff I h;p ntl i-t r i ii, ii' - In Hi !t Inn :i it in 'IN- M.ivi.r of S.i ii KrasiriMO i I : "Kvitv M ! ;i 1 1 . voi.i;iii :ni'l i h.lil ill (';-;t !irii-(i tiv'f-i to 'Ilii-iiiK A. Ki....Mi it lVbt nf (-I 'lit'i'l'. II'- li;-s v fti to llif wt. iii.i n -l:i s t n rutin us. Hi- t ; li us ! ; . i- 1. -i-n iikiii v ! : y liii ht n in'i -s-iil i w .il.nMl Ii i !i w nt l t-itulit lifM-r I iii i' mi r,i . - 1 1 a- II liii " ! iii itr o'l iti: lil'T your i:i--;itt -1 ;-t hi ..-,n. nl "' Mr i:.i.Mii u ;is :i I h a 11 I i ii .f im o t i.n i r. t )t. I lik.- t!i" K.liMifi )ia litti.'i.l I ii .- ai!i h'-l ." h- -. i I it ii :i Inf r. ii-. a If ! la, nili.tr I rtinn. "AimI wlial pIiDtli- Il.i'Tlt '" l iil.ltlill' 'I the ic m: '' ). .tint i :it'-'l nu- iinnis' ! U . II. " s ii, iM. an -I ill J J. .' .ImiH j ntll l!l' - i '-! Iii. .ill I li:i- jll t k'l.t i ; I ! 1 1 1 1 ' o:kifii: 1 liif. a "I I :r ! nil I In: ol I lit- im-v. .K)'iil l' liiik. tlii-v ill iiiv.tl t,,.' i i!,,i iihi'i- In ic ihy iuii!. I M'liKp u; Iron on- ! t : . m iur-1 1 ! n 1 ' s." The KDISON DIAMOND DISC l or Sale at ('ALACK of SW'KKTS RotebMri; Orffjon Hcst C 1 tl (irowlli dry fir wood $2 25 a lier delivered Drj' Bluek O ik wootl J2 50 a tier, delivered Dry Split Oak wood 52.75 a tier delivered Kinjj Coal $il 00 a t ti delivered Washington Lignite Coal J7-00 a ton delivered All kinds of hay, jjrain, feed and flour FcfcJ, Fuel &7id Supply Co. Phone 56 m i l. .v s,. r ,,. " Fhone56 m-i-i. eV.k- ir. M ''" '' ' l", ' f:."i an .itvk '.!.:". I" VfW r V. Kwt'A ,lr-.!v r.r.:a,- l. t" i p i; f Y f03 Irr J'-t a-" vo-ir r;r.K.- - ' r i U .- rv;r. t. ,,,,L 1 i-t.l. f.1 Ktr.r .-- I't- ii'r-. ., H( ,.: . -- itng-lYN hr I Tttted and t.!4 for over 4-i - tJ; - 1 :.'A V V. I: lie .tJ. s h t"'-,iy VJ i.'ii Over a Million in Daily Use See this New Suc tion Feed Separator On display at Tlu Douglas County Creamery. ! t I- 1; 'V Why Tear up Your House Fur S,':in house eleatf in i; "in cut : ins, mat-tre-t-es, e.ir.ets, even the duor ea.-dnj. , shelves and eortters can he elianed u ;.tli. nit moving a thinj; A V.ieitiiiin Cleaner will th.il. Let us demonstrate o.ir cleaners i.i your hnme. We ten', eh .liters nl 25e an hour. i;..'.'i'iii'- I I. '.nil- n. Land Land Land To laud -i s 1.., i.:n ; f ,; low ;.i;'il land lli.-it is el. isr I-t ll.e, h;i.'r with :;" '! : i.i-'.s, ei! wrtier and elee trie li, lit I mi ". .." t tli .t i'l.'v lei in.- show them Laurel Crest nandi. This i-- a i; 11 li ol' 25(10 aei'.-s 1', iu I t i 4 miles froni Rosi ' ...it i; . Th" soil is liih, .'; e; nt'.t well watered and is Mtitaole I 'l' stoek, d ii: it1 ., tt'uit or general f..i uiiii;. ill tut into trails to suit jv.treh.iser. Terms 'ieii. Von d.'.tl with the owner v. hi-n you deal with mc. C.i',1 n.e ti at 4 114 F. A. STEWART, Owner
