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VM U MKLTI.NG OF THE DOl'G- Farm Bureau, pad and present. Mr. LAS I'OIM V KAIOlUtHE.it. Maria In the course of his address - snuffed the rrowih of the Finn tin. I ar.;e Atteintinice Hejrieiilalive ( reau movement from lis concept km io ma preseui time, wim a present membership of over one and oue-half niUlions paid members. trim AU Organized Coiuiuiuullei M Well as Mikity luorganlxed Applications for .More Coiuiuuui 111 to Be Oigiuiizt!. (Farm Bureau Monthly.) Th- annual meeting of the Poug la Cou.Ay Kami Bureau was held n Mairh ihe Cih. at least two . ...mtis later than it should have -i ht-id. bui on account of the in flunua epidemic it was not possible i.. met earlier. i h, re was eight ' organlied dis- ..i.-ta rei. resented Willi a ineuibtr- -iiii. of approximately 150 members. The Mowing districts have coui- j i,ur and are actually engaged in ...riv-il: llletll oui: un'i'ii, lemiizer trials, pr illing and grafting school WHI M. 1). Green in charge; airaw i.wtv variety lesis. loganberry man- ;:.'intnt, with Jos. Claypool in auite; poultry culling, housing and .,t-.. male inarKeiiitK anu ueinon- titration tour, with O. W. Burt in chit's1: community fair, with G. V. lu.it in chaise; livestock, co-opera- .iliie i;lll;-pillS aim rouoiii control. Willi t - moves 111 cnarge. Looking Gle.ss Drainage, George Marsh ill charge; fertilizer dciuon- siraiioiia with nitrate of soda. lihic- aiul moer-phoi-phate, with G. L. Kussell in charge; rodent eradica tion, with Win. J. Jael-soll in charge; co-peiative sliliiping, Willi It. it. .Muiiipoiuery in charge, and roiuuiuu iiy fair, wiih T. F. Heard In charge, riixonvillo Rodent erudicaiion, Huh U I. McLaughlin in charge; f.i-opcniiivu livestock shipping, with -K'. K. H.iiining in clinige; livestock fi-inroveinent, with W. H. Hose in H-':atp-: k'i-'-p raisers' association, fv.itli W .0. Paul In charge; farm roj.s. v.ith G. A. I.fndhlom In 'uitee; and coin clubs nnd commun ity fair, with C. E. Banning in ' irharpe. I OliiN--Heller Birrs, co-operative al;-piiiK and Poland-China club, m1i 1! T. lilakely in charge; or fhard ih inonstrRiion, nitrute of soda ami siitier-iiiiiispliaii on corn, with S J. Shi'iiin ill charge: rodent eradi ation, with John Alexander in Cli.ui.'''; . culling uemonsti atious. Beiiitry tour, and methods of foed- Miz. with A. Schloeniann in charge; ee.iu.uiniiy fair, with John Alexan der in charge. Myril Creek Fertilizer trials frith nitrate and super-phosphate, sever crop-' with vetch and clover, ai'ininp demonstrations, with H. W. H.inmnn in charge; better methods Of feeding livestock, co-operative ihippinc, with Roniick Fate in eh. 'ice: squirrel poisoning, with C. E. Siarbtick in charge. " M Irose Co-operative shipping, with II. A. Busenbark in charge; squirrel poisoning, with K. R. Fenn in charce; and corn show, with Phil Na. liter in charge. JCanyoriville nnd Days Creek , filing demonstrations, feeding nnd sensing, cinb work, with 0. O. Bart .. ley in charge; dairy and farm crops chord, general improvement of dairy nerds, with J. a. Snyder in charge; rodent eiadication, poisoning squir rels and distributing poison, with C. 1 L. Ilavis in charge; poisoning. goph ers, field demonstration, V. W. Shaw la charge. lOialla Poultry, with A. S. Ireland la charge; rodent eradication, wiih Fred ISyron in charge; livestock, wiih V. H. Not then. ft in charge; sbtep and goals, with Jim Ware In Chit tfre. Project leaders Moot. jTlie meeting In the forenoon was :;c iitfei-mce of u'l eommunltv eonl ajT'oomcn for the pin prise of co OKIii.ating the differt nl projects and ;ii leaded ! y 30 coiiimunlty com ntli elnen. The nfterunnn meeting was held la the city hall, which was more thriii comfortably filled. The meet ing was called to order nt 1:30 by -nleiii Hurt, who gave his annual address. Tue secretary read Ihe re Pay 'if the coiifeience committee and ah. ihe report of Ihe program of , k column tee. The program of 0'K commit lee. recommended the N. owing county-wide projects: Or W'Uatien. Poultry, rodent eradica- !" Cl "unity fair, marketing, lit. -lock, honiculiuie. farm crops a, land products show. T lie Col'ltnitleo rtn n U.i!.... War Taxes Force BATTLB BKTWKK.V TOOTH PAST r nt Who .Will Settle ,l, Argnmi-ot. Ut ' FaTTlOUS PlaV imr li-uinUt iM .... l Attracts Lrowds It mint bo perplexing to the render to decide v. huh ot the claims ar logical Bd which are unsup ported wh.n he reads the glowing advertisements of the various monu .actuiers of Tooth Paste r pro.l-.ict lays stress "Th Mtracla Man," whluh It t bo shown at Ui AntlsTj oa Thurtday and Friday of this Week, it ona of the finest film play on the tcrten Nf,hiUt) in Q7,'n ,he Anoih'r iT,l,,,J ilIod,,y- R-'bf resident who wlt- lVOPlllCy TO Ott remove ,,e film ' s.,II " production at It. recent naves a "clean feeling." Another rortiana pro- .n. "'u'"':'"1 H'e teeth of wild .ilseptlc 'UUM 10 he ,,lKl"- Alter le.i.lli,,. l , .r,,rn.. .i, i t. ".. & . . . . ' - m p i-"ou (J matter to th LONDIN. March 22. (By Mail). England's war taxes continue to force many of her nobility to sell parta of their great esiuics. One of the greatest of these which recently has passed under the auctioneer's hammer Is that of the Duke of Hut land, which is known, hs Belvoir. The Duke owns about 69,000 urrts of which he is selling about 13,000 acres located in the best part of the Lincolns'ilre hunting district. He explained at a public meeting that the salo was made necessary by die increasing burdm of taxation result ing from the wa.". Ooadby Hall, ine of ihe ri.ile-. properties of 2S0 aci?s, was sold pri vately In Iheh advance of the public salo and loo tei aius have l.eui;ln from the Duke tlie furms he hud rented to them. Eaii iMunnr s eslute. known as Holme liern pout, at Itadrliffe-on Trent, hus been Bold at auction for 42.685 pounds. It covers 320 acres It is reported that part of the cs late of the Earl of Loudesimrnugh. comprising Halncllffe woods and racecourse, has been bought by Scarborough financier. iiouure It to be one of the finest pic tures ever witnessed and many will. attend Us production for the second time. The atory deals with charac ters of the underground world and decides lo ief..r il... 111 ""ueigrouiia woria ana 'mil of "h res ri i ,h"'r wtor,to lo ')' I for the true anr.w i. tue one whom tia, physicians and ocjiiilr-t relies upon to furnish expert Miracle Man." who remained stead- fast In his faith despite temptation and trial. The moral lesson in this advice on the avion of cl i,,l,--,l ! lr,nl- 1 moral lesson in this Why. therefore. ,s he not the. iVorHon ,,,l'Ul, hil aPPw,u'0't0 thousands of "r yon to trust ' long ven . le"l"e ana wnerever me great r llni "nh nt Irninlmr ,i t, . i ' shown the house Is crowded lo the relative value ' v.m '..o i . cuiKiclty. In Portland its run was . .. If VaT I raise them yoortdin j ruts In all chemical piodtnts Imin u"e,,dt'd by larger crowds than ever fin l ,(. . "UH t ho-'irn tnmm f rv n film . Germany Gets Cash In UnusualManner BEH1.1N. March 21. (Bv Mail) The German goveinniem hones i.. raise 1.000,000.000 marks by un UF.uul lev you telephone subscribers. It is announced that they will he assessed a special one-time tax of 1000 marks, which will bear Interest and be returned when Ihe subscrip tion Is cancelled. Charges for Hie use of telephone win be more than doubled anil postage rales increased 100 per cent In April. Telegraph rales will be heavily advanced. Panamanians Have New Kind of Drink PANAMA. March 21. (By Mail). The Pnnama drink called "plpa," which is made of the milk of a young green cocoanut, enlivened wiih a generous dash of sherry. Is finding much favor among people who conic here from the slntcs- since nalloutil prohibition took effect. Owing in part, perhaps, In prohibit mil. Ih Isthmus is experiencing ihe greatest rush of tourists in Its hlsiory. NAME "BAYER" MEANS ASPIRIN IS GENUINE Tnko Tablets Willi.. lit Tear, if Yon See the Safety 'llayel- Cnw." If you want Ihe true, world-famous Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians lor over eighteen years, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." The "Bayer Cross" is stampe.T on each tablet und appears on each pack age for your protection against imi tations. In each package of "B.vycr Tablets of Aspirin" are safe and proper di rections tor Colds, lleadailie. Neural gia, Toothache, Earache, Hheuma- tlsm. Lumbago, Neuritis, and Pain in general. Handy tin boxes containing 12 tablets cost but a few cents. Drug gists also sell larger "Bayer" pack ugesr Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of .Mouoacetic acidester of Salrryllcarid. fitted hiii, in ' ".'i before came out for a film nrodu knows beeuiise he Is n.i-.iiii.i '"'i and the aoine haa hld true In know. I many other cities. SomethluR over S.UOO 1rhgglsts ' ' " and physicians in ihis country be- 1)1 o Wil l i.- luiv "."no. ,u assoclal on known suii-i.. Nolan J. Rose, who received bis discharge from the army about me .American iuu,.sts Svndl ate. The national formula, commit tee ot t;n great association met an- t ve yen r, in ,.i,'L'1 . U." """"h in Roseburg from rr,,i. f. . i 1 " "'" ioriiana last night. He was a mem . . . 1 "i .eui.'iii.'s io ber of Company E. 4th enelneor. i" "e.7,, .''t.' '. ..".'n -":"' . l lce reiurnlng from overseas ;in,i n,v '8-had been stationed ut Ilea Moines, n,,- .,. ti... i. ...... . Iowa. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs ... ... .ii i now ii prepara- v. it IW(.. . Illvvlll- .....i in past ;iu.-i, hn'be'.;;'' er j.;''vv v'tur. b', .i-r. .?' ';? n ma. I'liliv. n.N WIIW, wnO . .. '.,') I, 1 naugnier or Mr. and Mrs. J. L. hat it f..ii,.- ., . . . .. . iiauim-rs or mis city, met him ind its clalo, .-.s n. ,-f : . : ',r?aK" l. ''turned to Oregon ,i .,i.. , ,, ., . "" pinnipu mm I w .. h, i. .lis yo.i il.al. Koseburg several davs ngo. ."I. .... in. ii i-,u Oieer.;,,j u-na inmnflnlul 41.1. .... . ... 7. ; K. " " "" vnj iigu i naniDers. his wife ailmrj d-mis ntlon. Your dnigtris to Mr. n. rf, IIV St It "besiden ii Vio;h paste can do, Percd.w I :i ... ni- -.-i ii- hi,.. ... . . Larue .o.i , I . vn" " bn residing in able preparation . ;, L .; " ,V r.' '""lls?tt "r. tne. "even years nr. has.. ,l,e iarce . , .,,.. V' ,s Mn v'"""' W . . " '"- ' ems nere. irne .'.i cents. Try a tu'ie today i i nd he convinced. (Iregonl.in Itepreventnllve Hei-e. Arthur Brown, of Medford. tra veling circulation manager oif the Portland Oregonlun for the dlstrlit between Cottage Grove and Klnmuth Falls wus a visitor In this city today looking after business matters. Ho lett turn ufteruoon for I.eona when he will spend a short time hefote continuing his jouruey to Cottage move, Whitens "r; Peredixo TooiKPrtste -J- an JJ II.VNt'K MADE IN (iltAKK TKACHEHS. HEADED KOIt OVEIISEAS filtAYE PnRTI.lVh Inrll R n n'L. fUl'le their lenOIt and -eCom,t.n,laH ' Crrt.,.v, In (ho oe.,vA ... K....l.nn.l We 'l.ciioii or c. E. Banning in France, Mrs. Mnrv L. Stout, a J "lent. Cnas. A. Brand vice-, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Denilng of j""'"!. and G. W. Burl sec-' Portland, accompanied by Miss 1,11-raiLiy-ireasurer. miH il.o rniin,..i.,0 llun .-,,i.ua ... onPia...i i .-... ulie roinmitteemen: C. E. Ban-i the country by easy stages, accepting - 10 'lave charge of organization; I temporary positions in stenography iiLri. poultry; c. E. Starbuck, ' en rout to make expenses to the J?'"' 'r-idieation; Arthur Marsh. next city. Three months ago the j-itnuty fair; B. F. .Nichols, live- wanderers left Portland. Mrs. Iiem jT, ' ',: s- A. Brand, horticulture; J '"g has a letter from h'i daughter JJ S-iyder. farm' crops, and It. A. I from Atlanta. Oa., where they now i '" ::rk. laud products show. I are. Enclosed wbb a clipping from .i,'1 r'ident was authorized to a New Orleans paper, telling of their committee of three to have rvtsu mere. Arm !s Scnldeil dis. . it. ',lg the miiitortuiie ricently lo scald her Iglil arm very seven ly. 'J'he injury s extenTve and serious and lias pre vented her from using me member o any great extent. However, il is icaiir.g nil ely and unless conipllcu inns sol in w ill be well soon. George Myers of Looking Glnss. left yesterday moining for Kansas, i lie has disposed of his holdings at I cooking (.lass and is now searching tor a new location. His family will : n.uin here until Mr. Mve.s defln-' Itely decides where ho will lo;-ate. Mr. und .Mrs. A. c. .Spencer, who lave been visiling relatives in l.u- geue und iiosebuig, lett last night ' for her home in -diluud. I Mrs. A. W. Ca swell, who has been shopping and u'.'eiiding to business manors in tins city, loll last evening for her home in .Myrtle Creek. j E. Bruster of Kalamath, traded three small properties oil me east side of iho mountains for the F. L. ' (iawson home on iuat Sixth street. ' The deal was engineered by Tester ' & Lough. o EGGS TOli HATCHING. Thoroughbred white Hocks from !00 gg strain. Also thoroughbred S C. Willie Leyhoriis 'lancrnl strain Eggs Is. 00 per hundred. A Tew while Hock cockeiels for sale. S4.00 cash. A. S. Hunt. 22; Jackson St.. V., itos.-burg, Oregon. I (From Port I'montia Courier I A chungc took place in tlie sixth I and seventh grade lea. hers this week, Mrs. F. A. Lancelot resigning "no iirs. w. L. Curden taking he of Wilbur, had l,1,lce. Mrs. Garden came here from Bend and Is an experienced teacher, Having taught for 13 yeura with sue cess in tne schools of this state. BLTTERJHAfLCALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. IMwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub stitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and Ihcir-clTect on the liver is almost ins tantancous. These liitk olire colorcd taliWts arc the result of Dr. Ldwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. The pleasant little tablets do the food that calumsl docs, but have no bad after efiects. They don't injure the teeth like ftrong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel. Let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Headaches, "dullness'' and that lazy feeling come from conatitation and a disordered liver. Take t)t. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "logy"and "heavy." They "clear" clouded brain and "perk u;j" the spirits, 10c and 23c, Tl marketing project. cnmmilld ..... i. . - " n ..en auuioii.T W.I0 ihiii.... . .K t. ' g-. ,.i-.-. iiiougni neces- " 'o rorm an organization to .ie co-operative shipping and l r niarkttng projects. ' mr,,in lhp r,por, of (he nom, ' conimitte was accented snd th XNFHtMEI PfttHiF. fleaidenu of IUM-burg ( siiij.t Dnnbt W hat Him Been Twice I'mvnl. In gratitude for relief from rches Now Is 'the nine to have your piano artistically tuned. C. II. Arundel, phono 1MI-L, 25 years in ternational experience. KKltirs yr i it'y FEEDS. orirnv ItOSFIH ItG MIIKiR NO. 1(03, Unl teil Itrotlini-iiood of Mnlntenanee of Way Employes and Hallwny Shop Laborers. Affiliated with the A. P. of I.. Meets at Moose hall the first Wed., fourth Rot. nights and third Sunday of each month. J. F. SMITH. President. W. J. MF.REP1TH. Heed. Secy CEO. MAC IVEH. Kin. Sec THE II. K. K. I. A. I'MON meeting will be held t the Maceabee hall every first and third Wednesday In each month. a-Cre.fire .. . 'nnd nali.a nt InH l,i...ba ........ .1.. th ' II . V IllSirUClOa IO CaSI . 1 ,,, nun u.a- ' .....i i,,r fne nominees. 1 liovs anil tressing kidney Ills thousands have . mimi i.ir.s 1 lull Work. loiuuciy recoiiiuieniiiMi iwhii s lyianey X!r A f o... . t Ul'l.. tl.;J . ,. . l e.. r-.reei, (.oilllty Club , nesiuen-.s oi iioseourg, wno JJ ' r. addressed the meeting fn'the 80 testified years ago, now say the i.'f',.nf r'"D 'rork. results were permanent. This teatl- Inti ar,n Bureau club projects niony doubly proves the worth of lh i 1"llllr. eommunltv fair. Doan's Kidney Pills to Itosehurg kid- dnr-L' farm t,rnn and land pro- ley sufTIfers. i - show- TW. i j . i. ii , . , , . .. ue leaner or mese I i- J- vnriiinn, ranroaa conaui ior. eo the " Prrilect Hal ii V , N,,s,,' from Ihe Anl- O. prnject, are also lender nt 446 8. Pine St.. Rosebuie. vi vs and girls' club work for the i much riding, no doubt, aifected my kidneys and caused a dull ache In the small of my back. I used Do..ns Kidney Pills with the very best results." AFTER THREE TEARS Mr. Car- 'I'bandrv r. ,,rr,.,.,... .u. is - .ii.-ii, ui i ne verv Interesting Are prepnrwl under the direction of Prof. C. S. Prewsl.-r, formerly of I..... I, I i .in- I. iuii. , i,ep..i linen., uiWsttll lg-'f- f"l ' 'VV':'m:;; ,T.l;r;-:'',.rii,-i,ence rence rence tlnck, hasN-n Ui' urn-Ath of profit ahlo ln'oi!t'i s amj early Ia iiik pnl lIn ami ;iroliu' niorii iks from our layini; flodt. Kor Kniwli; chirks .!.-- Kerr's Chich Kcr-i. Chick Pnficier .Mash Hiid htivt'lopins Scratch t . Kor lay, ni; r.tti?" us' Kerr's dcitch Fcol an d Kmc iTml it rvti . Fvr aie fiy xcourh Uron,, Kose Kuric, 0:"inn. He.idcjuarTtrs for potiltryniftn. CASTOR LA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Not only the lovely "Spencer,", but endless other "Grand Prize" varieties. Kind,, too, that bloom in climate, too hot or toochJi (or ordinary tweet peas. "Blended" by the most lucceuful sweet pea growers in America CC. Morse & Co. Mone't iweel pea, tell from I Oc a packet upward, according to variety. At grocen, lloiitti, diug sad hudwue tenet, Ac, amy wkatc () C C MORSE & CO. 125 Marlut St San Frincitco IibRstfs-SEEas ICill the Coddling Moth It ii only tlie big sound ipples that mat. youf profit, die wormy ones go to the ciLr mid. W -1 ijpiay regularly and thoroughly with SHERWtN-kWlLLUMS DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD It ha, maximum killing power but will not bum the foliage. It is made to wide and is not easily washed off by heavy tains. It is the most widely used Dry Arsenate of Lead in the country. We will gladly Rive you prices and literature. Churchill Hardware Co. Roseburg, Oregon ,ri Its- I M Churchill Hardware Co. if iivj Roseburg, Oregon iL1 , ' u - . - Tonsils Itemoveil .Mrs. V. V. Kiees. who is vlslilni. In this city, underwent a tonsil oper ation al the Mercv hoanlml v..Mir. day. Dr. Seely belli In attendance. ASTHMA MmjL Ther is no "cure" but relief is often brought by VICRS VAPORUim Mi r PROFESSIONAL CARDS DH. 11, P. I'.ltAlll-Oltl) . Ui.'.. C'hlroiiraetors, West Koseburc Phone 40Ks. Sner win- Williams Products LARGEST MAKERS INSECTICIDES IN THE WORLD DH. CIiAUl K. AI,I.Eyl)entl8t at Jiil 1'erlilns Uulldln(r, UoseUurg, ' OreKon. Office Hours: 8 to 12 a. I nv 1 to 6 p. m. Phone 06. im. r. ii. WAiiK i'iiisician a.m si i:;i:on Rooms 4 2 l-4i2-48 I'orklna lildg. Office Phono si. nug, GERMwS can't live in pastiii izvd BUTTER and Cream -Insist on Jersey Brand IT'S PASTURIZED Douglas County Creamery MIW. F. D. OWK.V Cut Flowers Potted Plants, Kunernl Designs, Wedding Uuuijuets, Ktc. Hi Ca.s St. Kor sale al the Fern. Phone 240, lloseliiipt, Orecun. Dll. 8. h. DeliATP Oatconnlhls Physician and Surgeon. Phones' office 119, residence 454-J. 319 30 c'erklus Uulldiug, Roseburg Oregon. HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES . Kitchen Cnblnots, IIlIU In effects of any sort are made by us Its all home industry. See us about anything n this line you want. TheJ. G. FlouKCo. liione 00 We ara headquarters for flour. Try our Pickett. Unowdrlft aud Olympic brands of hard wheat flour. The lirlca Is right. Pauplos Supply We wash and polish cars at Vler teu's garago. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. in the News-Kevlew. If Vn.l tlll.a unit ii, 1.1,. a tn ....II .. '!' V?"lw'KiC'1'I?,prI.,i,'C'r,,lt ,ry u" A(lv- '" ""' News-Review. 1)11. .11 Phys.clun, Ttl W tricul treatments. Phone iht. Hours 9 to S. ItilDAIIAl'fill Llvj Wire Aucllon- eer will get you the high dollar. Better look hhn up before arrang ing sale. Dates made at TUuip"iia Vallev Hank. Office Hours: 1C to 12, 2 to 4. Phones: Office 171; lies., P72. Ilt. l.T4'l-:'l'TA MVII'III I'lll-kll-liv Women and Children Diseases a! Specialty. Office, Musouic Rullding Hit. O. A. SMITH. M. T. Successfully treats all diseases. Cotiaultatloa Free. Lady attendant. Office 404 N. Jackson. Phone 122-J. Hours 9 a. ui. to 5 r m. , lit hii voni p.pi:ii Will pny fio cents per mo v ll.s, for liewsp.-ipers mid niaga- zlnos until, Al'ltlli l.. Papers must be lied up and delivered ut lU'i-gei-'s .lunk Shop. No calls will be made 4 at uliove price. 4 HIDES All kinds of JUNK wool aud Cascara Dark. Including paper, also mohair, i'ast Irou and Dry llonos. Berger Junk Shop Corner Cm and I'lne. HOAKIIUIKJ, ORE. IK. II. W. TITI S. I. to. It.. Kentlst. Modem Koiiinmeiit and M.-iIuhI-. Hours: 9 -a. m. to 1 2 a. m.; 1 p. m. ro p. m. bvenings and Sundays by appointment. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON. THE RUITER SANITARIUM (incorporated ) Our improved facilities are being appreciated, so lhal even now de sired entrance should bo arranged for several days In advance. Dr. Rrower Is the house physician and Ih prepared to answer any call mude upon him. Phone 313. 327 Wesl Douglas slreet. Dll, V. I.. Ili ri KR, Medlral Director WANTED ORCHARDS AND FARMS There will be many buyers in Portland soon who would like ynyr place If they knew about It. Some are here now, others on Ihe way. I uiii In (ouch with quite annmlier. Send tue full description of your place, your price, cash or trado, and what you want to Undo for, as 1 likely know yo ir j lace and can sell or trade It for y- K. r. Drew, 80.1 Oak HI.. Portland. Reduced Prices Always bears the Signature orwie -"'"r a sneen and goat man said: T Know uoan are re- Si l- iit r vi ""rp"Prn Oregon As liable. Wnenever I need a kldneyi ! ,-, T ,ls,,a!k nieetir.ss will be r?medy Doan's Kidney Pills do the WJ !arlvTal fomn'"'I"es at a ' work." lom -l ' fc' for Purpose ofl Price 60c. at all der.lors. Don't' Th.' r'n.i a" "r!"1'!atlon. I simply a-k for a kidney remedy get Piui .:"""'1,1"" as made by Doans Kidney Pills the came that i tjtrty A ,"'-leader of Mr. Carman had. Foster-MllbufB I i suojeci wsi.Co. Jilrs.. BuBalo, N. T. I Sheet MetalWork OF A 1,1, KINDS J. H. SIXNIGER ll OAK HTIIKKT I'ilo.XE 42t) I'age woven steel coil spring wire fenee, loop ends, no trouble lo splice. Just received car load and have In stock ihe 8 bar 26 in.. 8 in. stay.10 i Mir 28 in 8 In. H'ay for hogs; also 7 bar 36; 9 bar 39 in.; 10 bar 40 in.: 9 bar 42 in.; 13 bar 47 In. stock fences, a, id 20 bar 4 8 in poultry and rabbit fence. Vofi wire fence 7 bar 26 in. at arte; 9 bar 39 in. at 42c. Also teveral kinds of poultry fence, 12 to 72 inches high. Barb wire, brace wire and staples. White foi prices. aijl t I.- t I7TT- t. 1 STEARNS & CHEN0WETH Oi'tluj and YoiziWt on FEED For a few days we will sell feed ut the following prlees: Rolled Parley, per Ion, ,",0; per sack. $.1.10. Whole fn.is, per ton $72; per 100 lb .ir!i 11.7.-.; per bushel. 11.20. dill Jinn per ton 49; 80 111. nark $2 05; 75 Ih. sark. 11.95. .Miildlelngs, per ton i9; per 90 lb, sack 13 20. Ground llarley Hog Feed, per ton 170; 100 lb. sack, 13.60. Sunnyl.rook Hog Feed, per ton. 167; 100 lb. sack. 13. 45. Whole Corn, per ton. 177: per 10o lb. $3 90. Rtock Molasses. 600 lb. barrel I20; per 100 lb.. M.7S. One good farm hoise. one 8 In wieon. one disk, heavy harneus, light buggy, 2 bugs, and 1 1(00 lb. truck. JUDD & McMILLIN LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION Get your orders in now and be prepared. PROMPT SHIPMENTS. Write for prices stating quantity wanted. Sutherlin Fruit Products Co. KlTIII'ltl.l.V, OIlEfiO.V. Kum On In And have your battery tested at our freetesting station". Or maybe you need a new battery, if so get our prices before buying elsewhere. Special attention to Truck Tire woik prompt service at right prices. TIRES, TUBES and ACCESSORIES Roseburg' Garage A: KXI-KItT MHOK .M.IKLIl not a mere cobbler-nmnd, yonr shoes when they come to us Wa restore shoes In.iead of repairing them. To strengthen Ih. weak' neeses without care In preserving th style ot the shoe Is an old-fashioned, clumsy work. Let us show you what we do by our modem methods and factory machinery. Shoes called for and delivered. It ceuts aitra. Phone 131. W. S. HOWARD (fcmlycair fllsoa Kapalrar. Ill M. JaakMua 81. atsaaoora. Si 1
