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Newspaper Page Textti,VH(ia RiUfMlu&l ittfi TWC5w, tvhi- -m- ti Mttagr'aillillWrajllMllmA:fWilira GrowWhca! hi Western Canada 50. EEPL niAiriAin iaid; irru LIVES REPORTED LOST One Crop OfteiTPays for the Land .11 V"--." --. .. 7. j- j. ,v v.x- i Wtem Canada offr the irrentegt aHvnntaoM to hnmmMW Large profits are assured. You can buy on eiwy pavment terms. Fertile Land at $15 to $30 per Acre ir.v..a TmTTn I 'M til miu jfyrr ui m land similar -to that which through many years lias averaged from 20 to 43 vW'i! iiunncis oi wneot io ine acre, Hundreds t,i caws are on record where in V sitirn i Canada a ainule cruo has n.-iid ttio cost nf luml and ut-nrim'tlnn Tt,.cn. NCv.c .ncnla of the Dominion and Provinces of Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Albrrta want 'Villi1 urain crowing ana stocK Raising. prices oi srain, cattle, sheep and lions will remain. Loans fur tha nurrhniu nf sfork miv Vw hH nt Imv lnurM there aro Rood shipping facilities; best of markets; free schools; churches; splendid climate; low taxation (none on iniprovrments). l-iirpartlrulan n to lofi ion of In mis for &(. mnM. HliMtrste-1 lltcritturs, rauuevu iw'xi rau.-a. etc., Bjnir in Mini, tir imnuufftuon, UtltWU, (,nn.t J. L. Porlet Cor. 1st and Post Sis., Spokana, Wash. Cnnntllnn Ciorernmpnt A coot. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., April 22. A fin originating In the rur or the Cafe today destroyed build ing covering half a block in the tm.siiH'H. section and caused a loss estimated a! SaU.UOO. It was ruin on'tl that two peraoiiH were burned to death upstairs over the cafe, but this was not con firmed. Several buildings were d eat roved und this loss was placed at $30,000 while the losses of the oecupuntB were said to be about 120,000. Buildings destroyed or badly dam aged were the American Hotel, Van's Automobile Service, Davenport s Jewelry store, It. I. Hammond's chit hing store and M. Motscheu bacher's second hand store. : f f FoUoivInsr Colds, Gripp, TEd, Watery or Poisoned Blood J'rejMiriiiK DIscharCM Capt. T. A. Ilaffety, of Company K, local Oregon (luaid unit, now re designated as the 1 tlth company, 2nd regiment, und ('apt. I'ercy Webb of the 15ih, are huslly engaged in making out the dischargeH for the personnel of their organization) wlihh are to bo given out April Heal Skin Diseases It is unnecessary for you to Buffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles, Zcmo, ob tained at any druff store for 35c, or 61 00 for extra large bottle, and prompt ly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses und Boot he s the akin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little, (iet 't today and save all further distress. The E. W. Rose Co.. Ovr land, () On that date the Oregon Guard com panies of the stale go out (if exist ence. Armenian Fund Payments All who signed pledgeB at the Presbyterian church lor the Armen ian and Syrian relief fund, with the understanding to pay at any time, please call al the office or ti. Kimball In the Masonic temple, as there is very urgent need for money for these starving people. Depart After Visit Mrs. Cieorge Wilson, of Portland, who has been visiting in llifs cfiy with her sister-in-law, Mrs. (Jeorge .1. Hacher, wife of Hie lorn I dentist, left ihiH morning for her home. Mr. Wilson is a prominent attorney at Portland. To Iteside nt Port hind Mrs. Id. (irosdidier, of this city, left ibis morning for Portland lo Join her husband who preceded her there a Hhort lime ago. Mr. mid Mis. (Irosdidier will make (heir home in Portland, where Mr. (Irosdidier is employed. He was released from the army service not long ago. I'o VKil Daughter I Mrs. C. J. Hard, wife of the county agriculturist, left this morning for Kit gene, where she will remain for the next week a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. A. Slmins llrneeoll seed for sale, the good kind at. I nipo.ua alley 1-ruft Lnion Diamond flour, made from hard wheal, everlastingly good, ask your grocer annul It. There will be a social dance at the Dixon villi Auditorium Friday even ing. A pril 2fi h. Joe Lit t le's jazz hand will furnish the music. Cluli women In all parts of the country are pledging aid lo the Own Your Own Home campaign now be ing carried on by the fulled States department of labor. I an ( 'artnony, a Kosehiirg hoy, landed in New York on Kaster Sun day aboard the transport Santa I'onla. He expects to he sent to a camp in Wyoming for demohill.a-tion. CHICHESTER S PILLS 'J II I1 A UiiNII It It AM). a ( C i-l ra IHuMunJTlri.NdV CLJiek& I' ll In I!'1 Oulil tL.tilllAX V. -Ofcn i" '-'. I' l iilt li':.e Kn.i-.ti. X f.l WJ 'I'nt.o tut ulhrr Ilnj or jour v I of irVK't. A t("fl III.riri N.TKII K Jr 111 A MOM) ItUAM) I'll. 1.H, for 4 v r& tJi,i,niM.niir.i,MiM,mii sni d ry tiRirinisTs rvrrfVWHf rf Don t Sell Your Prunes Get our prices first 1U ang Co Portland, Oregon BIG R emova At FISHER'S IS NOW ON Save 15 to 20 Percent on your purchases of dry goods by buying now (By Dr. Valentine Mott.) At this time of year most people suf fer from what we terra :,spring fever" because of a stagnant condition of the blood, because of the toxic poisons stored up within the body during the long winter. We cat too much meat, with little or no green vegetables. Bloodless people, thin, anemic people, those with pale checks and lips, who have a poor appetite and feel that tired, worn or feverish condition in the spring time of the year, should try the refresh ing tonic powers of a good alterative and blood purifier. Such a tonic as drug gists have sold for fifty years, is Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, It is a standard remedy that can be ob tained in tablet or liquid form. Made without alcohol from wild roots and barks. Occasionally one should "clean house" with castor oil or tiny pills made up of ine .May-apple, leaves ot aloe and jalap, and sold by almost all druggists in this country as Doctor Fiercc'a Pleasant i'eifets. Lot Angeles, Cat. "I will pladly'tell of ttie relief and cure Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery gave me, I was sick with all troubles of stomach, hvrr, etc and La Grippe with all its attending ail ments. When all else failed Dr. Pirrcc's Golden Medical Discovery did the (rood work. 1 also took "Pleasant Pellets for biliousness, with grand success. I write with gratitude to tell others of the relief that is in store for them. Do not delay but hasten to get the above remedies if buffering from any indisposition." Samuel OltlTI WHY SKKTCH OK lll.IA OK YOM WI.I.A. The news of the demise of W. K. Thompson, which occurred at Yon- calla, Oregon, on the 11th Instant, was a considerable shock to a host if people and caused a personal be reavement and regret amongst His many IriendH in this place, where h was well known. Wallace Kdward lohmpsou was born in Kl Is worth, Maine, on May 23, 1M;'i2, and died in Youcalla, Ore gon, on April 1 t, l!M!t, being titi years, 10 months and IS days old. He was married on July 3, 1S77, to ICdith Olive Prawn. They came west I SHI, spending a few years In California ami Washington, finally locating in I Hit" in Youcalla, where (hey have since resided. He was a devoted husband, a worthy cil i.en. i nil a t rue friend lo all, especially little children, who dearly loved him. He belonged to the following lodges, Odd KellowH, Masons and Woodmen. On Sunday he was laid to rest in the beautiful Youcalla cemi tery, the Masons conduct in g the fttnera 1 ser vices. The cause of bis death was heart I rouble, and deal h iiiick!y laimed its own. With no word of 'om plaint from his lips, he passed serenely into the great beyond, with reey an evidence of the transfor mation that had taken place a I t lie last mitm-nl of his life. His death was most pathetic, one of those iilamities for which there is no com pensation, except that he died like u hero at his post of duty. Life to him was yet dear, but following the path of duty, the hic.li career was topped In it moment, he went down is does the stately tree before a cy clone, as does a stately ship that the mpest smites when every siil is set and the voyage is filled wiih prom- He waH translated in an In stant, In a moment of time the strong man became but dust and those lhal loved him were lefi to mourn. Cod rest his soul, and comfort those who in their desolation bewail his deat h, especiall v the stricken wife, and through the clouds that surround them may they see Cod's love shining through. Our old friend, good bye until we meet atrain. A KKIKXn. Sijuirrel poison as aupplied by Douglas County for sale by Pmpu.ua Valley Fruit Pnion. NOTICi: OF SALE OF 1IOVLUN- MFNT TIMHKU. Ceneral Land Office, Washington, D. C-, March 17, r.t 1 Notice is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June ;t, 1916 Ufl Stat., IMS), and the instructions of the Secretary or the Interior of Sep tember 15, 117. the timber on the following lands will he sold May 6. 11M:. at 10 o'clock a. m, at public auction at the fnited States land office at Iloseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to bo subject to the ap- I'linal of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must he deposited at time of sale, money to be returned if sab Is not Hpproved, otherwise patent will tsue ror the timber which must be removed within ten years. Hlds will be receixed from citizens of the fnited States, associations of nueh citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the fnited SiaUs or any slate, territory or district thereof only. I' pen application of a qualified purchaser, the tnnb. r on any leal subdutsion will be offered separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T. ;i:t S It 2 W , Sa 1; Si: NKl4l vellow pine 10 M. red fir 303 M, M-; 4 SFl4. yellow pino 65 M.. red fir 605 M , none of the yellow pine to be snM for less than 12 00 per M . and nine of the red fir to be sold for less than $1 00 per M. T 57 S. II 7 W. Sec 111; NK4 XV4, vellow pine 30 M . red fir 350 M . NW'i, NWi ellow ptne 30 M , red fir 420 M . uotn of the yellow pine to he sold for less than $2 50 per M . and none of the nd fir to be sold for l-ss than If 25 per M CLAY TALL MAN. Coiumisafounr General Land OfllCt). v c FrontLiC.oJ ... WW if 'i.fcVtsfi i ' 1W w Why look older than you are? IT IS astonishing how many women Ihrough lack of attention are wearing corsets I hat give a more mat ure a ppeara uce lo (lie figure than it should have and consequently they ap pear lo be five or ten years older than they ate. IT IS possible to readily improve lhal condition if you will come to our corset department and gel a trial fitting or the MODAilT front laced corset. SKI-: for yourself Ihe youthful and graceful lines this famous corset will give you. No expense lo you do not buy unless there is a decid ed improvement -then ou should. :BURCHflRD'S x i nimm latent m&mi SgUAHE STORE Salad Jell Lims Jiffy-Jell b fla vored with li:r.e-."ruit es sence in a vi.il. It rtr:1'.C3 a tart, green salad j 11. Jiffy-Jell desserts arc flavored with fruit-juice essences, highly con densed, sealed in ghr.s. Each dessert tastes like a fresh-fruit dainty and it is. You will change from old-style gelatine daintios when you once try JuTy Jcll. Millions have changed already. Order from your grocer tO Flavor, at Your Grocer's 2 Packages far 25 Cents let III if. to Soillli- Mrs. W. 1 1. Love, of Seattle. wh. has been a guest at the home of lo r isier, Mrs. Or. Del.app, tor the pa-t moni b, departed tins iimrnn, !..r t he Washing Ion met rope-lis a I ! r a lehghtful isit in this city. l AIIMI US ATTI .M ION. Why take chance- on your corn c ro p o haw just be. u u u t ;"ini lbs. Corvallis tested seed corn, grown in Douglas County. Selected under supervision of the County Agricul tural Agent. See it betore buyint; your seed corn. Poop!s Sunplv Co YOf IMIN'T C.ive your razor to the street grinder, eiid your watch to tie black-smith, buy your Liberty bonds from a get-rich-qnic k concern. Tlo n why send your garments to he cleaned or pr ssed to anyone but a "trtctly up to the minute rk-am i . Our met hods a rt 3:11.1 t;i r and can not be termed anything b.n fir: clas. A trial will convince, IMPfiilAL C I . K A M ; I ; s . t Try Dur Way 1 . Wy call and deliver. Phone "77 V InvPe mi to call Hiul in-pect our line of ladies' and men 'a over coats. They are rain-proof. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years AW'.rt bt" the Signature of &bsffitiZXik A Thina of Beauty and a Joy Forever'' .. 1.. t i., .,tL runic in in.'l ' ""r )'i mk-. ss Ci-iiml in iinliiiuc niiiliosiiny. Also uprif-'lils in uiilliii' iniJ m.ilKii-'.'liy. 0TT S MUSIC STORE i!io Ivors I'oml Gnintl riano is equally J :ilni:llt:i ami tu huavy cuaCLTt work. Rojcburi!. Orcuon Spray. I.iinf-sulphur, Ars-.nat.' '.,.,1 Ithx l.' I.:ir fur k:I ill I'i.uhhi'. Dally stn:i ana auloB for Marsh- j Valley l'ruit l nion. 1eld and all Coos Bay pulnln, alio j -o- ror Peel and Mlllwoud, li-avo O. W. ! I lie laminis . ilek-r Sy m .lion i, Kapp'fl grocery .'.ore. Fare to Myr- ijuinlet at ihe liii,-li school m-xi l'ri as Point, 15.00. lteerTaliona mads day niijlit. it 121 Hherldan itwt. l'hon. j . AUTO Si AClF. USE DKl'OT. EGGS FOR HATCHING I'lln- lircd Wliilc llmks pull- lirol S. C. While l.cKhnnis for sale. A. S. HUNT S'J.-j JnchM 11 SI., lioM'liur, (Ire. What's the diff'.-renco hetweon a meat man's wife and u barber's wif.-? B" ihe barber's wife cono-s to the meat shop to buy, h it the meat man's wife n.i.-ses the barber shop by! We are enrry It Is so, Tor we be lieve in reciprocity, wh.-r.-or j-ds.d-ble! Not oi. ly b,irliers' wi-s cotno here, to buy. but all u-i -:d hu;i. -wives and this is why--onr leeaM are right, shop is cb an, ami t-.-ry week our ads are seen! The Economy Mark tit ;eo. Kohthntferi, Pmn., Phone W. No. 1 Che a "and Grain Hay and preen alnh wood. Fresh Limn mid Cement. Dann Transfer & Storage Co. - Phone 128 1919 Maxwell 'I'lie llncre!lc(l choice ful- LIGHT CAR. Up to the Minute in Style and Equipment Comfort Durcbi!ily Economy H. MERTEN lloselnue. Ore. Itisti ibntoi- for loiif;las ('. Sevire Station Ull V.. OaU. Piiuiie 11l!-Y. We Will Have Our Plant Completed about June 1st, and Will pay (he toinj; market prices for all Supplies. We are now ready to contract for: Loganberries, Royal Ann Cherries and talctt Pears. Suthcrlin Fruit Products Company Sii:'irriin, Oreoii iyST RECEIVED Larc assort,,,,,,, f impor,Cl, Vi,hhy, Tackltf Honks. Klics. Ktc. direct from England. X "i'l le i , tc-,1. ,.v "i in l:.ii-,,m,. mil ... V...1 tiling in l, ns I,,, "' "iih ,c.lllk. Hheihe. j iii neeil iiny- 1 'il- Olds, H,e ,cs f , nieiiey. (in irni.UH 1 , T I. , 'or Ihe CROUCFI nari,wa' Tinware. Granittwarc. F.tc. C U J - oneriaan street