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America's Trade
Problem Be Solved
SAX FKANCISCO, May 8. Amer
ica's now world tiado problems are
to be (lif"iiss ( lit tbo Niitional for-1
olKn tntde convention to he held here :
Vnv l'.'-l, inidr the auspices of the J
N.'t'oiiitl 1'ereiim Trndo council, j
"The KITrv-t of lli-hm a Creditor Na
tion." will be the roiivention theme, j
Aiperli iiri foreign traders. Import-j
ers nud cxportern. from all the Mates,
from ton nation on the Pacific nnd
from parts of Kit rope are expected to,
Iltletid. rnivrntinn officials expect i
between 2"00 and "000 delegate, j
Importance in attached by the of- j
flclals to this year's convention for,1
they say, It will bo confronted with
problems encountered in tbo first bin
FOR SOW
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy
Don't worry ntxmt eczema or n'.iicr
skin trouble's. You can have a clear,
healthy skin Ly u intf Zcino. ob
tained :it anv tlruvj store for 35c, or
extra large bottle for Sl.W).
Zemo oeneially removes pimples,
blackheads, Mutches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin dear and
healthy. Zi in is a clean, fxeieiratim,',
nntivptic huni-l, neither siuky rn.r
dreamy and slams mulim;:. It is easily
iippi d and c 'vl-. a tec-re Irille for cacti
application. It ii ah.. avs tlcix-ndable.
Tlk! K. W Her t'n . I l.-v. -lan.1. O.
' .ear of the new American merchant
I murine operating In the first year of
eii'Mi world trade competition since
1914. .
Anions the convention session top
I h s will ho "Fundamentals of Our
Foroiirn Trndo," Financing Foreign
Trade," "Foreign Trndo Policies, '
Need for a .Bargaining Tariff,''
"Hanking Servlco to Foreign Trade.'
"The General Press and the Foreign
Trade." "American Trade With Rus
sia," and "The Merchant Marine."
James A. Farrell, Ne wYork, ohalr
mnn of the National Foreign Trade
Council and president of the United
tales Steel corporation, will presido. I
Among speakers scheduled are W. C.
Itedfieid, former secretary of com
meren: Vnptnln Itoliert Dollar. San
Francisco shipping man; William
Sprntilo, president Southern Pacific
railway company: Dr. Henry Suz
zallo, president 1'nlversity of Wash
ington, Seattle; It. M. Calkins, vice
president Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul railway company; J. S. Drum,
flrse vice president American Bank
ei h' association: W. I,. Saunders,
president American ,;lnufactuers,
'I'vport association, nnd Dr. David P.
Harrows, president 1'nlveralty of
California.
This year's convention will be the
seventh held by the council. Last
year s meeting was In Chlcacn. De
troit and Now Orleans wunt the 1S21
ineellnij.
A I TO STAtiK TO tX AST.
Leaves Ilosehiirg dally at 7:00 n.
:n.. ariivinil at Myrtle Point 11:30
a. in. Pur,, fi (s. Hes. rvatlons at
main olir-e, in:, Cass St.. Phone .103.
'" I'miii!i and - : r-n.l hotels, Hasp's
' 'evio,f gy ri ivtiisi
A. i:pki;t miou makvu
not a mere cobbler nmid yout
shoes when they come to us. W
restore shoes Instead of repairing
them. To streniiiren the Weak
ness.. without care in preserving the
style of Hie at, o.) Is an old-fashioned,
clumsy ,!( i ,., ,H sllw ,ml wlint
we , i ,y our modern methods and
factory maehineiy.
Sheet called for am! delivered, in
i cuts extra. Phone 1
W. S. HOWARD
(iMHlyejtr Mii.e llcutlrT.
N Jak(.n $t tnnort
W15 SELL
Edison
.MADZA LAMPS
Douglas County Light" and Water Co.
Our Family Laundry Service
WHAT IT rs
A help that will ilmpllfy your particular wnshlsv prohlems -aiich
Is our family laundry service. Our .irner calls for your fan
lly bundle at a definite time each week, an.l w l d, your wash
In in our customary considerate and .mlt..rv manner
C' . ...
R0SEBURG
STEAM LAUNDHY
LOVE and MAIWED.
r ttv notra aumor
Idah MGlone Gibson
Itl TH CIVErt tXXSEXT.
Alice picked up the telephone ant!
called up Huth. "My dear, I am go
ing home tomorrow," she aald, "ant
1 thought perhaps you would like ti
have me take little Hobby for a visit
to his father."
Of course I could not hear what
Ruth said at the other end of the
line, but I had a pretty clear idea
from what Alice aald, that Ruth wai
n.aklng all aorta of excusea In ordet
to keep Ilobhy at home.
"Now, Huth, you know It will not
be any trouble at all for you to gel
little Bobby ready. lie Is always
:he pink of childish perfection and
von can send his governess with him
if ou wish."
t"r a mo.nent'a silence she con
tinue 1: "Why, of course, I know
that Uobby wants his boy for a visit,
lie wrote to Katherine the other day
nnd asked her to sound you out on
the subject. lie Is Just longing to
see little Hobby, Ruth, and I think
you ought to send him."
There was another long silence
nd then:
"I thousht you were a bigger wo
man than that," came In tones of
remonstrance from Alice, "Can you
not realize that however much Is
marto of llobhv by Holen, It will not
he quite like his own mother, especi
ally as you have always made your
self lndispensible to your children,
f venture to say that poor little Hob
vlll be very homesick and very glad
to see you when he cornea back after
l week or two."
After a short silence as though
Alice waa Interested and then abe
"xclaimed:
"Why, of course! He will stay
one week. If not two, with his father,
and you will get along all right. You
will have the other children."
"Yes, yes, I know," said Alice af
ter she bad listened for a moment.
I know that you have always been
ery selfish in regard to your child
ren, Ruth, and I am sure this will do
tnth little DobDy and yourself a
?reat doal of good. You ran not al
ways keep your sons tied to your
apron strings.
Oan't Always be Tied.
'Of course 1 am sure he wants
':lm. Do you think that I would
ake it upon myself to bring little
Cobby into Hob's and Helen's home
nless I waa sure they wanted hi in
very much.
That's splendid of you, Ruth' 'I
vlll come over and call for little j
nh ntiont 10 In the morning. Don 1 1
imd anything more than a sultcass
iwlth blm."
i "There, that's dene," said Alice as
'she hung up the receiver, "i never
; talk to her unless my sympathy goes
.out to her and yet my common sense
i tells me that she was quite as much
I to blame as Hobby for the unsuccess
ful outcome of their marriage. After
the babies came you know how fool
I hhly she acted. There was nothing
for her in this wide world excep
; those children, and I am sure that
ihad I been their father 1 would have
gotten a little bit tired of the sltua
! tion myself."
"Then you think," I said, "thr-t
I the should have tried to pick up the
I threads of her life with Bob aiiln,
latter he told he was In love with
so : other womai. and tied tuern to
gether?"
"Oh. I don't know what I think."
la Aii. a a utile imnatlnetly. "Some-
t times I am sure that if I had been
P.uth I would have turned my aueu
tlon to winning Hobby away from
Helen and then asrain I am not sure
that she did not do the wisest thing
atter all. Sometimes I have come
almost to the conclusion that a wo
man gambles everything and lose?,
cr plays for safety and regrets it
over more."
Voicing Old l"ry.
"After all, Alice," I said, "you are
only voieinn the old cry that It Is the
woman who pays and pays, and I
think that is a great untruth. I
do not believe the woman pays of
tener than the man."
I was thinking of Karl Shepard as
I said this and his words: "What a
rotten trick De-tinv has' played upon
me, that I should wait all these
years only to love hopelessly the
.vife of my oldest friend."
Instinctively 1 knew that out there
on that moonllKht ocean Karl Shep
ard, away from everyone that h-1
cared tor, was eating his hear: out
because, as he felt. Fate had played
Mm thla rotten trick. Over there In
,'chn's home tewn Klizabeth Mor -land
was raillnst against Fate thai
the man she thought she loved was
I ot particularly happy with me. Ant'
I am sitting here with the hits ol
dainty linen In my fingers dreaming
- I stitched the liny garments, o.
the time soon to come when I, like
Ruth,, would have something of my
very own, mv own flesh and idood to
rare for me If Destiny plays mo one
of her scurvy tricks.
Tomorrow Alice -ind Katherine Dis
cuss Men.
ihoiitki. Saty-even per cem r
more than half ot their colleu ex
panses, the figures show.
The itatUtlci td!l another .ory
concerning the women atudenti.
Many girls begin their college course
tnd try to themselves but
,t ..re .i .-. - illy a falling oft lu
the first year, the authorltlei aald.
No Dancing on
Barbary Coast
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. An
.i.-a HuncInK in resorts
along San Francisco's Barbary
Coast" has failed.
Hie police commission denied Ton;,
Mastalne'a application for a pertnk
for dancing in the Thalia, one of
the once notorious dance ""alia and
, .,.. nKi-r nf Pac.lic stree.
B4.100I.B U v. 4. -
extending back from the water front.
This action waa taken after uiem
bfra of the commission, personally
inspecting the piace, vers asked by
the glils there to ouy soda pop ut
f; a bottle.
o
... .mir kalA nlants
from Karl V'osburg, 702 Kullerton,
joe per ivu. m
oRFMAFRY PIITC IN t
UIIUIII1L.III I UIU III ',tit'c
III II I III! III' fj
IIIVLVWIUl VIVILIMi K t AT
fflCHES7F3 S FILLS
Refrigerator Plant Will Be In
stalled By Middle of
Present Month.
TO INCREASE CAPACITY
l-'rctuing lbNm Where Ice Cream
May bo Kept At OuistaJit Zero
Tenimture Will bo Inno
vation In This County.
A complete refrigeration system Is
I eiug installed by the llounlas conn
;y creamery on Jackson street ami
when completed is will make this
iaetory one of the best equu.ped out
side of Portland. The plant will
then have a capacity of lOiiO gallons
. r ico cream each day in addition ti
Ha regular output of butt. r.
Workmen nre now busily ens.r d
in constructing the cooling tower
and tho Installing engineer arrived
today to put In the machinery, the
bases for which have been con
structed for soma time. The machin
ery arrived only nn-ently and repre
sents a financial outlay ot several
:loiisaud dollars.
A large compressor will be t...i
tin! will be operated by a la-horse
puwer electric motor. This will sup
ply a freeilng room, tho temperature
ol which will be kept automatically
it sero. Ire cream will be frozen iii
this room and with the constant tem
perature provided automatically b.
tho device being Installed v. ill b,
more thoroughly frozen and more
venlr frozen than is possible uiuiei
; the present methods.
The auparatus also makes possible
tho keeping of Ice cream In perfect
omlilion and will prevent the for
matlon of ice particles caused In
.f elting and re-freezing.
A butter storage room will also
i t-e constricted and will he kept a-
l teinperalum of 32 degrees, makiiu
storage conditions for hotter ideal
A cooling svsiem will also be in
stalled to quickly lower the tempera
ti re of the pasteurized cream from
which the butter Is made and In this
nsnner the capacity will be greatlv
increased.
The company already maintains Its
cwn Ice plant but with the Installa
tion of tho refrlgeralion system the
consumption of Ice will bo reduced
to a very low minimum.
With the new apparatus It Is et
pected that the capacity of the plant
will be approximately 1000 gallnnr
of Ice cream each day. It Is p'atnu ,t
o tnamtfactnrs small, round hr'iks
for Individual service and these win
be made la all flavors. Ire cream
". f l..a Rl..
othrr II". ,r ir.n.
?. a . t iri-raXs-TTn
,o i msa h.'i.i.h. i i
SUL0 BY CH'-KiiTS DlVfllW P'
will be sold in any desired quanti
ties and willbe made up In attracL
itJ forriis.
At the present time the local fac
tory la completely unable to supply
The demand that comes to it for b t
creim. It has six agencies In Jose-i-Line
county, two In bane count
: r;d one or more in practically even
city and town in Douglas county. It
iu ex'rMvted that the work will tak
nly a week or ten days. , It is hoped
to have the system in full operatioi.
' y the middle of the month, whet
rhe demands for ice cream will begin
to increase rapidly.
Students Are
Self Supporting
EUGENE. Ore., May 10. Thirty
. ven per cent of tha students in the
I nlversity ot Oregon are wholly self-
-i:pporting. according to figures j"s'.
p.r.tle public by the univerc,!-- a.l-
TOO WEAK TO
D0JNYTHIN8
A Serious Femini te Illness Rem
edied By Lydia . Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Casco, Wis. "After tlitTbirth of each
of my children I had displacement and
was so weak I
coul. in't doAitytinng.
I found a bonk
alsnit Lydia F.. Pink
ham's Vegetable
t orn pound .
tliought I would try
it, and after taking
it I soon felt bet
ter.. That was tif
tocn years sio and
1 have felt well ever
since except that 1
l.n.l .!:..!. .......
of the trouble some time ago and took
ome more of your Compound and was
.on all right again. I alwavs r.vom
icnd your medicine and you nisv pub
lish my testimonial for the hen'etit of
dher women." Mrs. Jites Bebo Jr
t. 1, Box !t, Casco, Wis.
I.y.lia K. Pinkham's VcgeUhle Com
'ound. made from native roots ami herha,
onUins no narcotic er harmful dni-7
mil toiisy holds the record of beinz the
nost suceci.ful remeiir for f.msl
n this rountry, and thousands of vol
untary testimonials prove this fnot
If you have the slightest douht that
. 4 ii ' irkh,m"' Wtable Com
oeund will help you. write to I.vdia K
linkham Ml,cine Co. (cotin.lenti.U
1-ynn Mi.i , fur a lv.r. Your letter
will b opened, rrad and anwere,l bv a
woman, and held in strict conudence."
K
,'OTICE OF SALE OB GOVERN
dKNT TIMBER. Oeneral Laud Of
ice, Washington, D. C March 26.
ii.20. Notice la hereby given tha.
.ubject to the conditions and liiuita
loua of the Act of June 8, 1916 (31)
jiat., 218), and the instructions ol
he Secretary of the Interior of Sep
.ember 10, 1917, the timber on Hit
ollowlng lands will be sold May 12,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. in., at publli
luctlon at the United Stales lanu
.fTice at Roseburg, Oregon, to th.
highest bidder at not leas than th
.flamed atue as shown by thit
mtice, Bale to be subject to the ap
lirovul of the Secretary of the In
erlor. The purcbaae price, with ai
additional Bum of one-fifth of on.
per cent thereof, being commission,
illowed, must be deposited at tim.
if sale, money to be returned If sail
s not approved. ' otberwlBO paten:
vlll Issue for the timber which musi
le removed within ten years. Bid
vlll be received from citizens of tin
Inited States, associations ot suet
-ttizens and corporations organiseo
mder the laws of the United Slate,
.r any state, territory or dlstric
hereof only. Upon application of a
luallfied purchaser, the timber oi
any legal subdivision will be offered
.eparaioly before being Included Ii
my offer of a larger 'jnlt. T. 16 S.
t. 1 W., Sec. 7, Lot 2, fir 85 M., Lo
!, fir 300 M., not to bo sold for los;
han $1.50 per M. T. 19 8., R. 1
iV., Sec. 33, SWV4 SW4. fir 100
SE4 SWV4, fir 1070 M not t
le sold for less than $1.75 per M. T
17 S.. R. 7 W., Soc. 11, NE14 NEK
ar 515 M , sugar pine 35 M., none of
he flr timber to be sold for leas than
11.25 per M., and none of the sugat
pine timber to be sold for Ires thai
3.00 per M. T. 37 8., R. 7 W., Sec
13, Lot 6, fir 800 M.. NWV4 SE14
1r 600 M.. pine 25 M.. SWH SE4
Ir 2000 M.. Lot 7, fir 1200 M.. NE
iW14, fir 170 M pine 170 M.. s
Wii, fir 1200 M., none of the fit
Imbnr to be sold for less than $126
icr M., and none of the pine Umbel
o be sold for loss than $2.60 oer M
7 LAY TALLMAN, Comniisslonet
'eneral Land Office
PROFESSION L CARD4
MRS. V. I). OWEN Cut Flowers.
I'hone 240. 40.1 W. Cass.
OIL R. P. ItRADFOKII WI.'E
Chiropractors, West Roseburg
Phone 40F4.
OR. CLAIU R. AM.Ky Denilst at
$31 Perkins Building, Roseburg
Oregon. Office Hours: to 12 a
lie 1 lo 1 p. m. Phone 65
'It. M. II. IM.YI.hit Chiroprnctl.
Phys.clan, 222 W. Lane St. Elei
trical treatments. Hours 9 to 6
Phone 152
'iTice Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4.
.ones- onriee. 171: Res.. 172.
OB. LVCKTTA SMITH, PHYSICIAN
Women and Children Diseases t
peclalty. Office, Masonic Building
MM (OUiSl
All Clamlfled Ailverttsemnit. Ii,
"rted new ioilay will be found o.
ast page nndor "New Tmlay" heail
WAJJTFT,.
WANTED Experienced waitress at
once. Cafeteria.
WANTED Experienced waitress, al
so dishwasher. Apply Mrs. Qeo
Foutch.
WANTED Sheep ahearers. Have
2S0 head. Sam Strlckler, Box 118,
Rl. 1, liusuburg. Ore.
WANTED Experienced lady for
confectionery store. Apply Mrs.
routch.
WANTED Young man, 18 to 20
years old, handy with carpenter
tor-Is. to learn sash and door work
Apply to J. O. Flook Co., If you
mean business.
Some
Land Bargains
I have quite a few nice homes to
ell In Roseburg, several nice
country homes in Edenbower,
some of them well Improved and
"P to date, ranging from 4H to
II crM: m d larito fancr
on Cow C.eea, above OlendaK
ranging from 40 acres to 600
Come and see the property. If
he land suits we will try to make
'he price right.
d il!! 0n "' J' WLSON,
t 2. Resenurg. Oregon.
WANTED Nicely furnished house
In good residence district. Ad
dress A. C. care News-Revtew.
WANTED Woman to do oqoklng
and general DouseworK on farm,
later part of May. Address B. C,
cars News-Review.
WANTED Experienced man for
general work on farm. Good
wages, room, and board. Address
W. H., care Nsws-Revlew.
WANTED. Farmer, wages $80.00,
with wife who will take boarders.
House and wood furnished. In
quire News-Review office.
KOlv HUNT
FOR RENT Large front room,
close In. Phone 12-Y.
Phon. J JaV
XR 4ALE ti
Won.rpRn.i1-
Mabley
6-F3. 1 a
TOR SALtvwI J
8- Hint St ' Vlt
8ALCoo7Zr--
years old. u n,f,J
28-F5. 8' '". aT
: H
KOR RENT Surety deposit boxes
Roseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Furnished modern
bouse. No children. Phone 1-F23.
KOR RENT 5 rooms In the War
nock apartments, 106 East Washington.
MIS EIXANKGUs.
FOUND Black glove. Owner can
get same at this office.
ENERAL TRANSFER Hauling
and country trips a specialty.
Troxell Co. Phone 261.
LOST Gold watch fob. Finder
please leave at News-Review. Re
ward. 'FETY FIRST Secui a safet
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers at the Kosebur; Natlona
'ank. tl
DE GOOD TO YOURSELF Phone
76 and ride. Jitney on the Job
until midnight.
FOUND Pair of mens gloves. The
owner may recover property a-News-Review
otfice. t26
tETAIL department for Walking
extracts and toilet articles, 126
West Lano. Mrs. J. M. ABhcraft,
"phone 137-L.
'OUND Small sized watch. Owner
may recover same at this office by
proving property and paying
chargeB.
FOUND Auto license tags. One of
tbem No. 27327, the other 52100.
These tags may be had at wows
Review office on payment ot ad
vertising fees.
vTONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.im
credit farm loans, low interes
rate. $20,000 local money to loni
on good real estate. First niort
gage. See M. F. Rice of Rice A
Rice It
FOR H A LI-..
"Oit sALE Medium sized safe. S
it at Foutches.
OR SALE Fir block wood. Phom
19-F5.
:-"OR SALE OR RENT Modern 5
room bungalow. Phone 391-X.
TOR SALE Dozen large Angora
goats (billys) $4 each. Lindblooin,
Dixonvillo.
FOR SALE Drag saw In good con
dition. Inquire at West Sido Gro
cery-. Phone 29.
COW FO. FLE One Jersey, good
mllkrr 1 m- Oak ranch. Brock
way, i'r.-.i Schmidt.
OR S' LE Good farm of 171 acres
on C ..is Bay highway. No agenls.
Loci !!ox 25, Camas Valley, Ore.
I'OR SALE I P.ensian mare 3 years
old, w light 14a0, price $100. A.
C. Dear, Oakland, Ore., Phone 30
F 3
FOR SALE 150 tier block oak
pine, fir wood, $2; 135 cords fir
$4 on ground. Lindblom, Dixon
vllle.
"OR SALE J. I. CASE 12-26
thresher engine, tractor, cheap If
taken at once. John Abeene, Suth-
erlin, Ore.
FOR SALE 3 milch cows. Phone
15-F12 early mornings, or call at
Long Meadows Ranch. John Good-burn.
FOR SALE Bulck light six tour
ing car, cheap for cash; In good
condition. Inquire at servlco station.
FOR SALE Studebaker six, 7-pas-
songer; cord tires with extra. Run
6000 miles. A-l condition. P. M.
Parker. Roseburg Oarage.
Stephens St.
FOR SALE Pure bred Ohio Im
proved Chester White weanling
pigs: also 2 six months boars,
priced right, with or without pa
pers. O. S. Beach, Brockway, Ore.
FOR SALE. PRUNE TREES FOR
FALL DELIVERY 4 to 6 ft. 40c.
3 to 4 ft. 25c. 2 to 3 ft. 15c. Don't
pay more. Write. If I don't call
on you. R. L. Ellis, Rosebifrg, Or.
.i u-dw i
USED
linl.
touring.
FOR
14
Rice
CK3 FOR 8AtTT"
Mr Nil
"f
FOR
8ALE Good wiTi
OO.ach. vT tlS
". Dlllant or'
k. .i.rB .. '. Br
b"u rigs, n v . "siw
Chester 8U -0ui,t4
truck,
COAL,
"1 ends, cem,,, !
torage. Iran,,,'"' 1
Phone 128. '
FOR SALE UnTZZ
ahow. all R ; t.'
Undsopentop
F. C. Frear, eoiwtr
Roseburg, Orejoa.
'20 ACRES oUlmwTLlr
Price 7f,c per M. C 0 It
Box 463 Ballara Sit, Smjt,
-8ED CARS-O. K 6rii(W
large number of dlUfsJJ1
Prices and terms to ntt
Kt bMk C.1I wJl
tion. Geo. 81uuki t tti
"OR SALE OH RBNT-llJii
r. old Delaines; tyr
Inos; 21 2-yr. old Cotm'.
4 and 6 yr. old Uncolu iii,
old weathers: 2 rerisendfe.
bucks: 1 CotswoW back' 1 es.
Lincoln; 150 Iambi via
Will take car as part mih
Zlpp, 527 Mill SL
Poultry and If.
WANTED
We pay highest mirbi
In cash. Highest mirks' it
paid ror your cream, so lest
Bring In Yoar Proda
Roseburg Prodace Cl
501 N. Jacksoo St
PHONE a
Auto Owner.!!
We would be aknelaoi
your
Batteries Fra
at any time and gin fatarl
advice on the carr sat
When parchastsf sst
lee get oar price, wr a
yon money.
MOTOR SHOP GA
441 N. Jnck. fit
Sheet Metal
OF Aid. KIW
J. n. SINNICB
SUPERIORS0D1
It ...... nnt to
sure th the bereru'
drink are .ore. o"
Superior Sods.
beneficial becatt It "j
lutelv pure.
R0SE5LRG DAIRY 0 iW ,
PHONE W
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FOR SALE 4 lots, house, barn and
woodshed. Riverside Addition,
Roseburg. $504) cash. Address
Mrs. Helen C. Coble. 6510 44 Ave.
S. E. Portland, Oregon.
FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn
bahv chJek, jay 2 4 hatch. O. A.
C. and Tancred strain. Hatching
eces In case lots. Bonnie View
Farm, Roseburg, Ore. Phone
17-F3.
FORD FOR SALE 5 passenger,
some extras, runs good, tires In
good condition. $575 If von hurrv.
Prm't stop to write, coma and get
It It's well worth tha money.
H. H. Owen, Oakland, Ore.
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fences, and 20 j
rabbit fence.
26 in. at 33c: - w
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13 to 72 inches JI- p
brace
prices
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