Roseburg review., May 21, 1917, Image 3

EYEXCTd itOSMBTOa REVIEW, MOXDAV, MAT 21. 101T.
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Ihuu-hrr In Ito&eburK
H. E. Baker, a prominent rancher '
of Ash, arrived in KosAurn last !
night to be present at a case tried In
the Justice court hero today. The
action was brought by Mr. Baker to
recover $2:0 for a water wheel
which he alleges was stolen from his
premises by M. Wolff, o has a
junk shop in this city.
IUtunu ti ritrtliuiil
Mrs. E. T. Morian, of Portland,
returned home yesterday afternoon
after visiting here during the carni
val. She stopped with her mother.
Mrs. D. Catching and Sheriff Quine
and family.
Portland Ijuly Imves
Mrs. Clifford HutchlnRs. of Tort
land, who had been here during the
past few days, returned home yes
terday. She was visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Arthur Strader.
Ijeavew Kiw Kiwne
Mrs. John Kstabrook and Mini
Mart ha Estahrook, of Eugene, loft
for home yesterday after passing a
few days here to attend the carnival.
They visited with a number of their
former friends, having until recently
resided In thiB city.
KctuniK to Yunrullii
Prof. Doane, of Voncalla, left foi
homo yesterday after visiting in this
rlay and with Ceo. Marsh and family
at looking (ilass, where he resided
a few years ago.
Kllgcne lrl ICt'tum
Miss Espar Young, a student ni
the University of Oregon, returned
to Eugene yesterday alter visiting a
few days willi her slsier. Miss Junta
Young and a number of friends. They
were entertained here nt the honiv
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I.illiurn.
Ite-turlted to College -
Nellis Hamlin, who had been here
for a week-end .visit, returned to
Eugene yesterday, where he is at
tending the state university. He
visited here with his parents, Sunt,
and Mrs. F. 11. Hamlin.
Homo to Yoncullii
Miss Vera James, of Yonralta. has
returned home after visiting for
several days here. She stayed nt
the home of Mrs. Hugh Wells and
was a visitor also with Mrs. W. H.
Cammon and family.
Hole Visitors Ketllm
A. J. Davis and wife, of Dole, re
turned home last evening after
spending several days here. Mrs.
Davis is contemplating a new suit
against S. E. Talliuau, whom a Jury
In the justice court here recently
failed to convict on a charge of lin
ing abusive language. Mrs. Davis
declares the case is not yet settled
and may resume the action iu the
near future.
Knneral Held Sunday
The funeral of the lute W. I..
Nichols, who died at Kiddle. Friday,
was held thero Sunday afternoon un
der the auspices of the Masonic
lodge. The funeral was attended by
a big crowd and ttie floral offerings
were beautiful. Interment of ill
body followed in the Kiddle ceme
tery. Among those who attended
the funeral from Kosebuig were
Simon Cam, 1. 11. Riddle, ninger
Hermann. W. A. Taylor, (ieorge Neu
ner. E. II. Lenox. I. Abraham, N.
Rice. Nathan Kullerton and wife
Martin Martens and II. K. Quine.
Knrollte to Trns
W. P. Taylor, a former resident of
Roseburg passed through here early
Sunday morning enrouie to Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, where he will
be stationed temporarily. He is a
member of the l ulled Slates Army.
He was welcomed at the train here
by his father. W. A. Taylor.
Itettinml to Vancouver
Max Meyer left here .'".iinday for
Vancouver. Wash., after a few days
spent here attending the carnival.
Mr. Meyer is top sargeant or the
Portland company Sanitary Corps
and is stationed nt Vancouver, other
members of his company being sta
tioned at various ixiints with de
tachments of the Third Infantry.
During his sluy here he visited at
the home of Dr. It. E. Hunt.
VMted Willi SiMer
Miss Har.el Cornell, of Canyon
ville, left for her home last evening
after visiting here for several days.
She was stopping with her sister.
Mrs. S. C. Ilartrum.
Iti'lurned to Round Prairie
MiBses Blanche Burnett and Fran
ces Trussell. who had been visiting
in this city for the past week or two.
left last evening for their home at
Round Prairie. They have a number
of friends and relatives hi re.
John Kay VWtors Here
H. F. and Frank O. Powell, of John
l)av, arrived in this city last evening
for a brief business visit. They will
slay at the home of H. .1. Ureag and
family. The latter Is also a delegate
to the I. O. O. F. grand lode.- at Eu
pene. lielurns to Portland
Attorney O. 11. Porter, who was
here a few days last week to look af
ter business mailers, returned to
Portland last evening. He dispos-d
of his library to M. F. Rice, together
with a number of fixtures. Mr. Por
ter is pleased with his residence In
Portland and expects to remain there
indefinitely.
Isve for California
Mrs. Ceorge Murphy and little
daughter left last evening for West
wood. Cal. where they i-ipwt to be
located for the summer. Ihey had
been staying with the former s par
ents. Mr! and Mrs. (i. W. Iiiminirk.
near Winston,
liiddle Ijidy Kemrned
Mrs. D. Cstching. who had been
here during tl.e past few tiiys. re
turned last evening to Riddle She
Visited with her son. Roy l atrli.ne,
the family of Sh- riff W'line. and
other relatives.
ICetiirn to Astoria
Ceorte Lltelller. of Astoria, who
had visited here several dsy with
Jon Mci.'llniork, left last evening
Th deal arranged
for his home. The two boys are
claaamait's at O. A. C, which ihey
left recently on leave to return home
for the remainder of the term.
iunil Home to Kiddle
Misses Eva and Ida Ulackwell. who
had been visiting wuh Mtsa Vera
Tipion lor several days, returned to
their home at Kiddle last evening.
Hi-other Returns Home
O. M. Sandblast, of trugene, who
had been visiting here with his
brother. 1.. U. Sandblast, left for his
home this morning.
Work at Mnrshflcld
Stanley Farusworth and Marion
Winnilord left this morning for
Marshfield. where they expect to
work during the summer in the
sawmills.
Return to Portland-
Mrs. C. D. Henry, of Portland, who
had been visiting her father, John
lleckley, left for her home today.
She had been here during the carni
val and visited with a number or
friends and other relatives.
Hetiii-ns to ewMrt
Mrs. J. A. Freeman, of Newport,
returned home today after visiting
here with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Pat
terson. Mrs. Freeman will cujiduct
her eating house there another year,
her place being visited frequently by
many Roseburgers who sojuurn at
thai resort.
loenl lidy Visits North
Mrs. W. T. Wright left this morn
ing for Eugene, Corvaliis and lort
land, where she will spend a week or
(,.o. Siie was accompanied by Mr.
Wright, who will remain iu Eugene
in attendance at the grand lodge of
the 1. (). O. F.
Returns to Portland
Mrs. J. I. Love, of Portland, who
had been visiting here for the past
week, returned home today. Mr.
Love is a train dispatcher iu the lo
cal Southern Pacific-olfices. having
Deen transferred here a few weeks
ago.
Itrotlicr Returns Home
W. P. Warnock, or Enterprise, left
for his home this morning, after
making a business trip lo tills city
for a few days. He is a brother of
A. J. Warnock, with whom he visited
while here.
I.eaies for Convention
Mrs. J. A. Buchanan, who is con
ductor of the lietiekuli Assembly, left
this morning for Eugene to attend
the Assembly convention. She will
'ie gone ror several days.
Filncml Held Ktlniiji)
The funeral of the late Mrs. Nel
tie Itrooks. who died in Went Kose-(
imms r i itin , wtiw ih'iu .it iihj r i
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon.
'ntevment of the body followed In
he Soldiers' Home cemetery.
Itetuinisl to Miilfoitl
t 'h a rles St ra n i;. w i f e a n d da u L'li -
ter, .Miss Nellie, who spent a few
days here attending tho carnival.
left for their home at Medford Sun
lay. They went ns far as Kiddle by
train, und from there to Medford by
uitomoMle. iMirfnn their stay heie
'hey were entertained by their son
wul brother. F. h. Strang. j
Hetnt-uil I''iimi I'orllandV !
S. ('. Ilartrum returned here Sun-
day after a few days spent at Port-
land, where he wuh summoned on
important business connected with
the forestry department. ,
lA'tt l or Jlni-ihlto.rt
Hoy hlniore a former resident of m ,ul bnalnesa men or IkMigla of Kowinre, ,as, W).,lne.lav , en
(oseburg. eft here fJf " " J" r,y. lertalned at a di.in.v dinner served
his return to Marshfield, lte.,1 Kstale l:vclm,,.M her , , ,,, , ,.,.,!,,. , . 0,
Is employed in tho slilp building , cjlnte an linporta.it deal was ram- , ...iloncl n-ien.is were t.reent to
yards. Mr. Klinore says business , is , ,, r Sal lr(lay wnen ,e i;.1;,,;," li' . l"'" r7 1.1": .'.nH
Z 'ul: h'is j"-"""- fr.n nwnod by ...ih Cabot m p , WHa ..nmP.
family and attending the carnival.
Junior Piny Plea.!
Itecause or the need or space to
cover the rarniv.il events in Patur
.lay's issue ol the Review, no men- 1
Hon was made or the .lunlnr play!
which wns staged at the Antler's;
Theater Friday night. The produc
tion was very entertaining, accord-
ing to leports. and was witnessed by j
1 big crowd.
Hone In Iliind K.xlracteil
IVing the X-ray. Dr. K. V. Hoover
yesterday located a splinter r bone .
separated from the Index fincer of
II. A. McCullorh. of (Ireen. and later j
xiracled the divided poriion. The '
tnemtier was crusnen recenuy ill nil
iccident. when a timber fell upon
his hand, and an X-ray photograph
was made when the member refused
10 heal. It Is possible another piece
of hone may yet he taken out. this
reMiltinic in a considerable shorten
ing or the ringer
Miniver on ariillon
Kev. J. It. l oan and wire left tlu
morning ror Kug- ne. where ihey will
make arrangements for a three or
.'our weeks vacation. Itev. Conn, who
:s pastor of the local M K. Church.
Joilih. has leen granted a leave of
absence slid will enjoy the lime by
an auto trip Ihrouirh Kastern Ore- I
ton and a part of Washington At j
Cugene they will be joined by rela- I
lives of Mrs. Conn, with whnin Ihey
will make 1 he trip The puirit to re
mi their absence will be filled by Hon !
II I. Kddv. I!ev. C. II (i.nv. s. or ;
Corvall's, sinl liev. S. M CI k. Ihe(
district superintendent j
Ihliirtnl yr Kllgene
C. .1. Ilurd. who is aslstln In;
rile rood prei-aieilnesv. rainj-amn In
Oregon. 1ft I here Siind.iy for K11-1
ene. slieie tie wi'l rell.ain unl.l,
TiM-sd.iV. shen he lll return to this,
nil- (in Wednesdav lie wi'l go l.e
fnie the students of t'ie high s. hool
and il!imlt te proine i ion of or-,
vaniztng a I'nited StaH-s ll'O"
Woikmg l(e-ere 111 this city. T'.e
T Tal s. lino's will Mo be visited by
Mr. Il'lld liter tn tie seek
I'sind Plii"l ITiisil
In :t'lnL' a de-rlpton or the
Crange and industrial natade here
itntd.iy afternoon the It. vie f,.l ed
to make inen'lnn of the South hc.-r
Creek Hsnil The onanlr-itlnn Is
chirge of Al'iert Kar'her, t pronil-
THE CITY x
nenl South Deer Creek rancner, and
is one of the best musical organiza-j
lions in the county.
Poriland Mall leuve I
Victor McKeniie. of the Marshall-
Wells Hardware Company, of Port
laud, left for his home Sunday af
ter attending the carnival b,ere. He
expressed himself as much pleased
with the festivities and said he ex
pected to return here again next
year.
Work Was Completed
M. L. Webb returned here Satnr-
day from the Calapooia district. ' Oregon, was here totlny to look af
where he spent some time assembl-1 ter business matters and may visit
ing the properly valuations of that with friends for several days longer,
vicinity. He has already turned his Mr. Lee formerly resided at Y'oncal
work over to the county assessor. la and was located there for many
Mr. Webb stated Saturday night that ; years,
practically ail of the rancherB who i na( Was stolon
whom he talked were in favor of;
iiotn tne county ana state roan Dona
issues. i
n-nanni ror siikkhhi I reimrted the loss of his new hat
F. S. E kle. representing the John w,i, h was taken from the state arui
Xix Company, of Chlraen. left here orv ,,, ,lme s.iturdav night. In
Sunday for Stockton. Calif., where llaoe of Mr. Turner's headgear, the
he mnkes his headminrters. tr? rsin resnonslble for the theft left
spent the past two months In Rose-
mug receiving tne nroceon wnicn exceed Till cents. As a result of his
was purchased and handled by his i,lsB r. Turner was vesterdav coni
firm. Mr. Eckle says he will return ,,ciie,l to wear a straw hat which he
to Roselmrv next season. j follnil alnK his lust year's belong-
Positer Are ICeeeivcd I ings
Large posters have been received ri,',li,,nlt Man Her."
In Roseburg announcing the Military Iotlll K n0nii,t of the llaquet-
larnlval. to he hetii at Medford on
June 5 to 9, Inclusive. The program
will he of a patriotic nature anil win
-ror,n!v auni"i inousanos ni people necompanied bv his wife. Thev re
from manv sections of Oregon. Icenlly purchased land In Douslus
i-niixsii mm mssemira
Following a real bis night, the
Ashland boosters who attended the
closing days' festivities of the Stran- This morning the public library
berry Carnival, left here Sunday for, rP(.eivej ,s first magazine. It Is
their homes. During their stay here.,he ,.ur,.en, number of the Saturday
they distributed thousands of hand .;voning Post, and is on the reading
;,, ,, otPrwlse brought the
,. ,.,' ,
ions .no en isiiii-i ine imgue unei
morila of thi prent show to tho nt
tentlon of the carnival visitors. Thp
Roundup w ill le held at Ashland on
July .T, 4 nnd T..
Itn'i I'or.l.M l-'MM'tM.
W. A. lUnr. local agpnt for the
Ford automobllo. rorcived a toloRram
from San Francisco Saturday nitfht
to the effect that 10 machines had
been shipped to him from that city
and should arrive here by the middle
of this week. Ford cars are very
scarce at tho present time, and Vr.
Iturr has experienced considerable
difficulty in fiMlni; his orders.
Maiittfiehl Won Knee
In the roller skating race held
i1en iast Friday afternoon. (
Mansfield won first pri 7.0. Donald
lloylo finished second, with IJnniaii
Weichlem, third. Little Miss Weich
leln probably would have won the
second pi ize had she not met with
a .slight accident soon alter the start , I.iunlwigo.
was made. When yon have a lame bark or an
Meeting nt KhMN- ,'atlark of lumbago, dampen a piece
I he regular monthly meeting of ()f fhin1(ll wMh ciiimberlain's Uni
m.rr.d of the Cmiigefl of Douglas mPn( ,, hinfJ it OIlto your t)iK.k
County will be held at Kiddle next OV(,r (hp Rrat (f ain h ,, wood.
Saturday. iHrording to an announce- ch)run writes. Some time ago
ment made here today. The (.rang--whip Ht Waukon, Iowa, I Ruflered a
era have invited the merchants of
Kosebuig to Httend the a ft ernoon
session anu n ia preuicieu mar a
nig crowd will be in attendance. An
,-iahorate program Is being arranged
fnr the occasion and several outride
sneakeis will bo presont to discuss
siihiects of interest lo both file farm-
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ECONOMY
An oil coolt-stove is cheaper to buy than a
wood or coal stove and it'i much chrajwr to
o; ?t ?te. Meals in a jirfy, and a cool kitchen In
s.rnnier.
All tlie convenience of ga economic al for all
the year 'round cooking. Hakes, roil., ro.istu,
toasts. Steady, evenly-distributed heat, the best
f ji cooking.
Ire Inng blue chimneyf prevent all smoke and
tn.cll. In t, I, 1 in ! 4 hurr-er Ir. Y.'.'h
tt wtih'ii.' ovti. Alo J'-'"H
fnwucift. Aik f-ur dealer t3Ujr.
HEW PERFECTION
OIL COOK-STOVE
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10R ePil-U Uwt
B. W. Strong, Roseburg, Or.
A J. Lilburn & Son, " 44
and situate! beyond Edanbowtr,
tu traded fur the A. 3. Btuhnell
place consisting ol 110 acre, which
is situated at Ten Mile. The own
ers will put the exchauKe iuto effect
I at once and expect to occupy their
: new placet iu the next few days.
1 Kucti of the places was valued at
ill roil gu nit) iwui agtruiy ui reinuc
& Marsters.
islal Vn Ita-elved
' of0rd. member of the lo-
cal artillery company, was tho re-
cipicnt of a beautiful reward for ser-
vh-e this morning, when he received
a live year faithful service niedal
from the state of Oregon. This
medal Is given to members of the Na
tional tluard upon-fitithful perform
ance of the duty for a iieriod of
years.
KaMe-rn Oregon Man ilore
A. L. Lee. of Harper. Eastern
K u Turner, who had charge or
tle dances held In connection with
tJe i-ei'cnt Strawberry Carnival, has
n ,iebipi,lated lint which cost not to
Mlan ..,n,i t niniwny, or Richmond.
,., sn ive l here . last night to
,,,) a few days. Mr. HoiKiuet was
County and will Inspect the same
AnrinK nls ,P!1ent visit here.
inin,,a , itc.-iip.l
)lp for itqP
f w.inIIMmiiIs1
The case of the OouKlas Creditors
! Association vs. (inner Potter and
wife has been settled and dismissed.
I according to a motion filed In the
I justice court here today. This action
was brought to recover money al
leged to be due on assigned ac
counts. New Itoni! lioenteil
( County Surveyor M. II. (iermond
mid Floyd Krear returned here Sun-
i clay evening from the vicinity of
Sutherlin, where they made all pre
parations for the improvement of a
county road. The road In question
'will extend from Sutherlin to a point
two miles west of that place, and
will be known as the first unit of
tho Coles Valley improvement. Mr.
(iermond says tho road will one be
of the best in the coynty following
its completion.
V(.rv wr atlack of lumlmgo and
; UfllM chamberlain's Liniment with
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(! .1 1. M:iv of Hie Third fire.
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STATE TNGINfER SAYS
DOUGLAS COUNTY Will
RECEIVE ROAD fUNDS'
4-
Herbert Nunn. who spent
Saturday in Kosebuig attend
ad-
val $
Ing the strawberry Carnlv
and conferring with County
ty
id
Jude R. W. Marnier and
other county officials, lert Sun-
day for Medford and Ashland. 4
where he will Inspect the roads 4.
of those localities. Mr. Nunn
says he is confident that the A
personnel of the State Highway 4"
Commission meets with the 4
approval of the people of Ore
-
gon, and that every county
will receive its Just share of
the funds derived from the
Imnds. Because of having more
Pacific Highway than any
other countl in Oregon. Mr.
Nunn says Douglas County la
especially entitled to recogni
tion when It conies time lo
Improve the ronds.
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NEW DIRECTORS WERE
CHOSEN AT MEETING .
HELD HERE SATURDAY
Al the annual meetlnfr of
he t'injmiia Valley Fruit ln- j
ion hi' Id at the heuihiiiai tern of 4
the organization In North 4
Hoseourg Saturday afternoon, 4
the principal biibinesa traiiH- 4
ariivl wan that of addin-4 two 4
t
V
mure ineniborrt to the tiireit
shin of tho oiKantzalion. The
new (Hum torn are V. A. Hraud
of ( lard en Valley, and J. H
Itooih. of KoHebuiK. Iur
liiK the meeting n teleKrain
was lead to the effect that re
turns tor all but the tat nine
carloads of hrm-rolV tdiipped
froin houglaH County durltiK
the recent reason were In the
niallM ami should arrive here
early thiH week. The flint
broccoli Khipped from here
t
tliis year brought the groworn
approximately n crate
e, 4
d 4-
of ne cent less than received
by them last year.
o
mtO( M.I I'l.AMS.
We arc now prep"'! lo hook or
di'rn for St. Vult'tiliiiH hrocooll
idaitlH, grown from the purt'st m-cd
obtainable, I'liipgua Valley Kruil
I'n ton.
AIVI UTIS1 l I.l l 1 I lls.
HomalniiiK uncalled for In the
ItosebutK postolficc, .May 21, 1!II7,
tro the loltowliiK letters which will
be charged lur ut the rata of one
cent each :
AdkniM. M i h. Klley ; Hrlggs, Mrs.
VI. A.; Marsters. K. It.; Itebo, Kred;
Skot, Miss Mildred; Tldwell. Koy;
Wesi, Mrs. Hanlel; Wood, ( liilord;
Wellman. Whitney; Young, llerl.
4 Ht llh.
Ashcriill, I.eKoy; Itall, Mr. Car
rie; Itrowu, Kenneth L.
L. K. KKIZKNSTKIX.
Tost master.
Buy good, reliable hulk needs and
rat ho big gardens. I'can, corn, car
rots, Ix-etH, onions, cabbage, lettuce,
and hi fact all ntitple garden and
Held feeds. I'eople'H Supply Co.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
LjK IMUIr. 11.4 1 Vwfd H.-I-IhAVX
TV. Jl . iiU h.N.m. V
9m v. 1 h alitor liny f your
'riiKii. r. . rl ill 1 ill ,n H
IMAVIIIMI IIII M IMI.I.K, t ,i Ha
n llrtl. Mfe.t, Al Kfll.'-Ml
SIStVLKVUHLRf
Stop at Tin-;
New Houston Hotel
Sixth nml Kverett Sm., 1'ort
land, Oregon. New in a nag a
tucnt. 1'hones und elevator.
Rdtrs50ct 75c, SI -SI. 50 pr.day
Farm at
Sacrifice
27 urres, all tillable, good
soil of bottom land; on grav I
higliWHy, H miles troin Hose
burg; l'iici'd and crons fenced
with four ft. woven wire; 4
in He to hcIhioI, store, black -ptiiltli
t bop and I. ; pood U
room house, with large
porches; barn and three Urge
chicken houses; 4'J fruit tn-en,
7 wens in clover and alfalfa,
rest flei-ded to oats, vetch, corn,
bea n h a n d pot a t ocs ; n in n 1 1
h in ou lit of piiKiure. Team, bar
Tievs, COW, 2 heifers, now and
pigs, twvi-ral hundred chickns,
old and young ; good h'ord
touring cur, new tires; all mu
ch) m-rv, brooder, Incubator
and pitfall tiols; 2 ton and
rome furniture. I'of.xesslon will
be given at onee. $21! "Ml fash,
balance. f L';ob on Mnall
eirly pa iiieiitH. Must dell at
oiic oi) account of other busi
nem. H.A. LESLIE
Owner
Brockway, Oregon
Is Your Money Supporting
the Government?
At this critical period in our history our manu
facturers are otTering their mills, and our young men
are ottering their services to the I'nited States Gov
ernment. Would you like to do your share and help by put
ting your money where it will support the new Federal
Reserve Hanking System, which the Government has
established to stand back of our commerce, industry
and agriculture?
You can do this by opening an account with us, as
part of every dollar so deposited goes directly iuto the
new system, where it will always le ready lor you
" when wanted.
The Douglas National Bank
Member Federal Uenerve System.
Capital.and Surplus 130,000.00
It is announced that the (iurdiner (From the Gardiner Courier).
Mill Company has nold their It. K. Stone, secretary of the Kl
s hooner. the San (iabriel, to the more ("oinpany, at Astoria, was a
Cuir Mall Steamship Co.. and that business visitor at Heeds port the flrst
she will be placed on the run Routh of the week in the interest of the Kl
from San l-'rancisco. Times. more l'acking Co., ut that jdace.
Pay As You Ride
I larlty-Davidson Motorcycles
and bicycles are sold on easy monthly payments.
Trade in your old machine on a 1917 model, with
new motor. Call and investigate.
The Harley-Davidson Agency
204-W. Douglas St, Roseburg, Ore.
WOUl.l 'S II.
XS.xSV.-r. ,t:x.-xitti K f
friie Question Before
the rlouse
Your House!
KVJ-'Ti' i ier hsliows hiy Sopamtorthe licst one
111:1.1 ila. lined. Ii V'Hi buvo lo.t fan1) ii tie
horn Ay and ability of some nianiMachiiers, take
i ii v word and my t'ljinanti e tliat the I'. S. M l'A K -A
I" H Htamhi at the bead oi tho lint. 1 know, for
1 have iiivestia't d them all.
'i'llKHK are nix rt asins, not to mention more, vhv
tlie U.S. ScrHA'iiH ill ivo you better ?civue
Urm ;eiy oilier ma hi) e. 1 - It does the closest
..iiiiinne.i. 2 It is te most ft mit.iry in ion- ll
iMruition ami the cT-st to i.c,i clean. '1 It
reiuircs less s.lremith to operate. 4 - I'cpnir bills are !'wcst. 5 - It
h;t a Hclf emptying Im' I. 0 - It can be woiked f icm criher Mile, or
with ii and power on or.o sii'o and i. oior .r en ,inc puv.cr on the ulhcr.
COMIC i:Vand look ai the h.'st r: !
Ai'TKK you know all the U.S. mrrortnnt features see if yrm can find
our h.i)f a ninnv in any other cn mi Hepiuator. If you cannot, then
buy a U.S. - the Woild's Kcoird chine skinuninK separator.
Churchill Hardware Company
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cLfter All
fSSK Could tell
tr" tin nificl
W
yjf riding jind
K ltTt
--(i i ncy i:ii
and put it down to over enthusiasm on our part.
We know th-it 1.)u buy vur car on what you see
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lt)unK &MS?i'ff0inS: vr.'?l '
m r7 U'.; I '" ,-.
you that the rJVIitchcll is
l-!.'iiiifiil rfir mfiili fh:t it Vina
mi
the most wonderful motor, is the eisiest
best equipped.
.1, . I t, . , f
:;iy mill you wouiu say
and fi-fl, on your own judgment, so in
tliis ad wi- urti simply as!cini; you to
oil and inspvet tlie new tHitchfll
Six, th n lit us R'-t out on the roud to
gfthiT, you take the wluvl and form
your ov.n opinion of its roid qualities.
F. Barker & Co.
Implements anJ Whicles
Oregon