Roseburg news-review., May 26, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

PAOB WIH
Children Cry for FletciWT
Dq, tlie notea u uyr
Idah MgCflone 6ibgon
It's
VACUUM
PACKED
We are
also roasters of
"Country Club"
Coffee
Government Gets
A Large Revenue
NEW YORK, May 2C Thu rqv
ornmeat dorivi'd niuio than $OU,000,
000 untHiiilly in luvunuu from brok
ers' lieciiHi'a and Block tTuu&itxtloiis
iu Now York, uays William JI. Kd
warda, co! lector of internal ri'Vtnu1
for this district. Six thousand stuck
broken, hv a.dd, pay a license tax ot
$ro and In addition a spiclul tux oi
$100 or f lTii) according to tlm st.;il)lt
value o( ihuir kuuIu ou lue.il ox
cUangos.
Of tho 4000 uommludiun brokT3,
those wbo aio iiH inbiirs of an ex
chaUKe where produce or other wares
are traded to pay u yearly tax ol
$.0. A 2 -emit tax on bhares tradU
In ou the stock exiouiiKe nets tin
Koveriinient several tiioutiaiid dol
lars dally. Unlisted corpor ;it ioufc
having a home office In the I'niled
Status are Huhjocl to tlie oril n:vt l.s
HUe tux of 5 centH a share on all
stocks value at $100 or fractn
thereor.
The monthly sal" of documentary
Mam pa averafies $;l.oo,oyo, more
than half of which is In stamps of
$1000 denomination, or appioxl
lnately laOO $luo Htntnp sales fm
stock transactions, Mr. Kdwarda said.
To supply the demand a reserve sup
ply o HtnmpK valued at J I 0,000, tmo
always U maintained In the custom
houtio vault.
Siwashes Marvel
At Modern City
Ily ALHtM-lut'd 1'rrs!!
WINNl.'KU, Mnn, V.ay .-The
Indiana who w.'ie IhikikM to inni-pi-g
from the fur in nh to partieipa e
la tho Hudson's it ay mum ii: .u y
pageant, bomo of wli.im had iii v-t
hei-n In a Imi;e r.ty lufoie. wi..n
aked whnt tht'j- t imuikM v a i f li
most wonderful tiling witniH.,rd
here declared li to be the. bicycle.
F. Ci. Lewis, travi liiiK ;ih: nt f.r
the SoiithtTii TaeiiH' conipanv , f-pi-nt
yesterday in this eiiy .nnMit.- in
southern Oregon. He will stop lu r-'
on his return and sp. ml a hlmri 1 1 1 -attending
to biishu -h mat lei -i. Mr.
Lewis has tils heailiinartcis In I'.w
Keno. ,
Mtfcl flvirl
For Infanla. fnviiTlda nr0tv(n?C'',t 'it
k beOnt;iniFood-iJriiik h'or .U.v cs J
VV7E PACK DEPENDABLE COFFEE in sanitary1
-Jjcuum cans-not to improve its incomparable flavor
-but to insure its delivery to ou as fresh as when it left
our roosters.
YOU ARE ENTITLED
TO GOOD COFFEE
Sdwardtf
Tastes
DWIGHT EDWARDS COJTFE CO. PORTLAND, ORE.
Dry Country
Helps Theatres
lly Associated 1'ross
CIJ-:Vi:i-ANJ. O., May 1!G. The
thf-alncal busun-s-s lias increaaed I0
pt-r t'vii L biuce thu dunliy Weill
"dry," accoitiin; to John Cort, ji'
New York, one of the country's lead-;
UK producers, on a reci-nt vi.sit to l
Ji v.-iiind. He declared the dry?
iu htat-d oli' a disastrous period fur '
he tin atrlcitl world. j
Russian Count j
Wearing Overalls
lly Associated
TOLi;io, i)., Amy zti. Count
Com; tun lino Kacliiusky. ersl w lino j
iiuhleiuan of the royal court of lius-t
iia, has taken up ovrralia. T.i' i
count, wh( lost hi.i fortune in i he
UnlhlM vik n voluiimi, is win k mi; a ;
a laborer iu a T'-Kuo auioiaobilt! lac- 1
lory "sorting and trucking-" So.ne
day Count Kaihiiky plans in return
; Iius.-.ia to acll auloinobiles. ,
Ben Franklin's
$1000 to be Used
PHn.Ain.rir., May jr, i--
I in -l oi j 1 if u i.y i.rn laiiiin I r taii
i!i to tlm City o;' l'hilad-1'h.a in
1 T H0 to be used at'i'T lit'i years "to
nake iin;; ia tusn more cotneni
iit and iMob r it more .K'.reeaiile to
ttran;-.ers," i.i to be ai'jtlied liy th.
.to:', id of city :n ':' !o tile etVition
)1 li 111 ic i'iiiii!ui! . Tiie br-
.n:e.-i now aii!ni::tt i. f i', .1 v li :C
sualh.r e
..n .b-liii fi.-oit o'
r .'!. ' d to i' 1 1.
t.e "Id. d 111 Ui'pl
' !:l! seated
:.pii of Mayoi
:o..o in imc
The b;.
i.wli funis i
em:
Vr. I'.ai.'d. a
dent, ill' d nl
eiinty, S:tndi:y
1 r. hs. 1 :i ni.
a u- be.b :le :
f 1m-; illv. s.
'n: nier Ten Mile re:
Myrtle l'oiat. Co
May J.I. His daiu
itu: linell, bad be
T Hie blr-t tWO Wee
eee:is,., l-aes
ife and Mortal children.
Over 1Tn00 neonle rend the News-
a. k rc:x
mWlif Hcrhch'c
fJ i. ubtifutrt.
'war
lllbio
a. i:ri:i: i' Mior: tAui-'u
not a mere i
shoes wlien i
roatoro nhoi s i
them. In Mr
ne8s wt'heu' r
style of tbe sV.
clumsy work
.!.; r ni"iid i you
v en. :ie to in. Wit j
-bwl of ten.iirtns
-." Men itu wnnk-r-
in prenrTii'p the
1 is an o:d iMshhmd.
i us f!mw you whnt
we do by our i :
eru methods and j
factory machine.
Shopji called tor and Mlvered. lb
cents extra. I'bnn 1-;. I
VV. S. HOWARD
CiorxVyoar rtft t i:,i.rtvr.
IIS N. Jfteiuoo 9i. :i;.t-orf
4
J1J
v
Better. Goes Further"
f 7iy suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre f
O. C C. ptvpj-aiiuo tor ifoilre baa beno
la. J iii.uij .
Why p;,y .;v.T:d tiundr.-d dnllr.- for an
op.'-.ilk.ri tu r- iiicvi: u iLtitn vh. n 1 1. (i.e.
(.hi hi' itlt;tirx d l..r mtli a couiijarativoly
blll.lllcxp.;ujiur:;
0 f! C, whrn uroiMTly nr-yli.-d t'iv(-s i ttis-
1 ictniv ruult4. or yi.ur tii .n. y vstli t.,.
r-1 uridyl, (l (i.C. in soij diuit. b, ni til
only. Write for busi. I.
Addri-s-. ! in t
O.O. C CIU-.MICAI. COMPANY
Two More Vessels
Going to be Built
l!y Assim-IiiIimI I'ivs
v.:
Two ii:nre S100 ton steid steamers
n'e to l" tui:l' in Vanitiver. accord
ing to work from tho Ottawa depart
ment of marine and fisheries. Tliff
Couclan ards were uwarded the
contracts.
Mammoth Cave
May be Purchased
MM'ISVIT.1,1:, Ky.. M;.y 2fi.
M amum t h Cave, Kent tick y's cent 'i
billion to the wonders of the world,
;'v .":!' ii b';iviia-el and fi.ir
!Y;-rt, (l into an e"ei.--i initio ia:
Ueports from Washington are to
(he eMVet lh:H the nilis cominiile.
tf tbe In. us of reprSe!i;itive?4 rotl-
;eintI:ites calltnjr up for rassan
shortly a men- ore which would ap
propriate $ 1 ,000,000 for the pur
chase of the Kreat cavern nnd 32.000
acres of virgin forest land lying
around It.
:ot Qnral Kunt.r LisgXt
( , ,)
V. l.t.V!r,. 1
r o
v
r 1
are mux ox. i.unu;'.'
Tor a Ion while I n;it tliure "
vulopel l!i iil'ha;py ll.oaniiU. Suii-d'-nly
I b '-uiiie cun.i i.nis that tli'
whis'lilr ha stow' I" ,h0 h,th'
room a i.4 I knew tl.ut J"bu was
t.haviiiK. 'i'"'" '-anie a vuiio in ha;i
pk r toni'3 tli.in li us' il liffun; bo
IllK in 1 his b;ilh, "KallKTlnr. will'
von iile:ne oiivn my S'ili ami brliv:
uw a silk shirt, tolUr anJ my brown
tie?"
( liast-iu-il tu do thu anJ thrust
It In the iloor. An I il 4 " 1 caughi
a Kllmpao of n.jM'lf In ti e lone mir
ror at the othi-r nnd of iho room. 1
tld look very forlorn. 1 dieldod ) ;
would try to make myself a little j
more preaentalilo. In n:y wnnlroliu i
ws a new nnd very i; o4 looking
l.'laek nnd white ina'.ernity ll" II !
wliH h I uever lud worn. I went m ;
to my Ures."in room and eloned the i
door Just an I heard John comment j
in whistle aealn. I
llefore I had fIniytK 1 he rame out I
into the other room and called me.
I knew by his voire that he wui per-j
fertly happy and at peae with all ,
the world.
TOfirt.ild In Mind.
I wonder if other married women j
have found that hnshaedi have ai
way of making themelvei iierfe.'tly
fonifortuhle in tilelr nrnds wh'-n lliev
I'.tve mnde their bodlen eiimfortalde.
John "in ko to l.ls lath In a verv
nastv fri'mo of mind and come out
a porfeet anK "1. That K If he doesn't
dron his collar button uih'1 t the chif
fonier and la nhle. Immediately to
find the tie he wants.
S'neo I h-ve been married 1 have
Venn very careful to fi e that John's
elothes are laid awnv in perfect or
der In his bureau drawers, and yet
when he in where T am he never fail'
io Bay to me: "Kteherlne, where did
'.ou put mv shir's?" or whatever else
ho may be wanting to we;ir. It soenn
o !t rosier for him to ask mo that
MioFtlon than to use his brain a lit
tle and remember where they al
wflvs are.
"Katlierlee, Kutherin", where are
o"" "b called.
"I'm In my dressing room for a
ue..ont j answered.
John came rushlni; to the door. 1
'f- very (rl.nl 1 had locked it because
T do want privacy when I am dns:'-
'nir. roniethlni? that Jelin can never!
.rd"istand. I have alv,- ; s hiiieve:'
hat a woman never shvild dis dos--II
her toilet se -roM to any one, lea. t
nf all o lrlr hurhand.
1 have had nv'n rem irV to inn ot
'he loriov. color which their wive;'
: nmplexlon nlAas d:srlH-.ed. Know
'n' that the color r.'.i:t roune I un
lers'ood iimned'alely that that
re.m'; , tf,. was el "',T enooeh fo ns
Indian Campfire
hlirnS JriCirLV YCCIT
Ity Associated Press '
MIAMI, Ukia., .day I'G. Another;
.'.'imp 'iain o ha-e been held bv tin- i
Iv iolce Indians near the ha. .del ;i '
'dttr.liy, around the Indian ca;.ii1ii '
.'Mt'-'i has not b- . ,i (u -liched for j
o sdi.e year. Tbb. Is a watt:, fir" j
)i ihe !i"ii.k"r.s and is k pt bnr.s- i
v.u n a meiuoiial to the "Greai J
spirit." j
Not even Chb f Cliarlio T lb-
!:nows bow nu:ny y ;irn arro tlie ill1'
:i- .taii.d. II. C. Abernathy, a !
v. h it i:i;ii, the fire wan b" re-!
i'!: .h- : be took up b.is reh!e-.e- ii ,
Muri'hy :t:i years ao. j
90 Jewish Families
Going to Emigrate
I'.y Associated Pros
.TNNiPKt:. Man.. .M.iy L6. T:v-i-"
a - 'et I v. '.-''a laaiilb a l r..
to r.iie. ;r.e i.s beinr a
.aiif d by two societies, "Hi-lker"
Says Mrs. Stap'oa of Lyt'ia C
Pinkham's Vcgetalilo
Compound.
T:umt'iTi. Mas-.. "I eetf.d net cat or
'diH'u for mix mentlis. ha. I faintin-j spelN
nn l ceael li"l walk
w i t il o U t help for
t )i r e e months,
i an -.4 i'V f'-male
trouble. My cousin,
who was a doctor,
told lee to take
I.yilia K. Pinkham's
V c e c t a b 1 e t'om
rouml and it lulpL'd
lie greatly. Then
.lur:Ti t'.i.i ri,,...
of Life I u-ed th.-
M f.uv.e r'-inclv. I am
scvc-kv y-.'ars old new aed am o'de to
lo lev n liou-cwerk and w.dk one
icle t.i c'n-.rch every Sunday niernin-'
.111 i Atn.e. I am receniineti.ln, t.ie
c'-ta: i' l. onipuunii to my friend hav
ing f ie s.im. troul'lcs as I had. ','!
riiiiedy is Ihe Inst en arth. I camlet
tied v.trv;-, to crc-s nir pratitii!
to it." Mrs. mt-w c. Statu, K'T 1)
li.ol St.. I'nentnn. M.i.
'Ihe raen tat t'teti-and of wor.e-n
frem all p.irt id the rnii'itrv write uca
in.it. i d lett.ra i that Lv.'iia K. Iink-.
haiu x ,-. tul-'.e I'oii.peiind haa trou-ht
health and happinc.-s into their liv.j,
once I'lir.l.iic l v :tii pain and illness.
U has rehev, J women from aome of
the wont foriaa ef f. ::utle uch as
Uisplaccae-nt.. iin'.iuniiatioii, and ul
wratioa. Wbj dua't joa try itt
TilE BEST
O'lEARTfl
louse all tho time nnd ue It secret
ly. I have had other men call at
tention to tho slorioua tint In thi.ir
wives' hair, when to a woman vuo
Incw the tino points of beautifyins it
v. as henna instead of nature's
bronze. To my-iolf I said, 'smart wo
man.'' InstLait of "beautiful hair."
Men Gullible Creuliura.
Men are the most gullible of
creatures when It comes to beauty.
Tiny think they admire beauty in u
woman, but wh.it they really udmire
is charm. They never stop to think
that if a woman has a beutiful eom
1 l.-xion that It iiiiiihl bo more or less
doctored provided her smile seems
sincere and flattering. They will
w rite sunlit ts to their Bweethearts
(vebiowa that have cost "aweet
I'cai'i" almost in much pain as a
surgical operation iu shaping them.
They will sp.-ak of crlmison lips and
bet; for a kiss while the woman fears
to grant the request lest she leave
the shape of those lips upon the face
of her lover.
I expect all these thoughts are
what a man calls "catty" and I pre
uimn they really are bo. I know It
was only when I began to look ugly
myself that 1 began to have them.
However, alter duunliiK my black and
white ne.liKee and tying a broad
creen ribbon about my naturally red
hair I foil as though I were looklue
better. In fact, I was a little
r.shamcd that I had gone to meet
John without paying more attention
to mv appearance.
".My, but you're pood to look at,
exclaimed John as I opened the door.
"1 can return the compliment," 1
answered with perfect truth, for John
was almost Ideal as far as physlqtie
and face were concerned. He came
forward to me and for the first time
since 1 had Feem him took me hi his
arms and kissed me. And then 1
realized how much he was Influenced
l y physical attraction. I was verv
lad that I had decided to stay away
from him down here in the country
entll after the baby was born. He
seemed to be thinking about the same
liin-', for he said. "Woil, are you
ioing home with me?"
"Itettrr to Stay Hero.'
"No." 1 answered, "I think it Is
nctter for mo to stay down here."
"Well, I'm sorry, for I will have
to go back tonight, girl."
The name "girl" made me very
happy, for it was the first timo that
John had used it to mo In many
months.
His next question, however, dis
pelled ray ha jiplne'-s and I was sure
I was going to havo a disagreeable
enactor or an hour.
Tinoi row Whore Friendship
Opasos
I and "Hoachuso," It was learn d re
! cen'ly. The former has sent repre-
i oml'.itW-,,a lt lMt.tiiirt in nnrnlino.i
the latter already own
$?.0,00 worth.
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief
There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relieves itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druKuist for a 35c or SI bottle
of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimples,
blackheads, eczema, blotches ringworm
and similar skin troubles wiUdisappear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satiiiyir,?
liquid, is all that is needed, fur it
banishes most Ekin eruptions, makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The E. W. Rose Co . Cleveland. O.
r'iv;i-i:MO 1.
"Its. I'. I. OWKX Cut l iowers
: "io. 40-: w. rSB,
I"', it. r. i','L-.:'t'ni;ti ,ii--!:
Cliiropraet.irs, V.'3t Royeburg
Phime iOFt.
OK. Clailt K. AM.rv Dentist a
8'!1 Perklnn Ruildlne, Rivehnrc
Orecon. Office Hours: 9 to 12 a
m- 1 to 5 p. ra. Phona 61
Pit. l. II. IM.VT.h'U Chiroprncth
Phy..cl.in, VIZ V. I.nne St. Klec
trhal treatments, iiours 9 to 6
rhone Wl.
'iliee Hours: II) to 12. t to 4.
"Nine-v (mice. 171: Ilea., 173
':. I rci i rv SMirii. nivsu ia
Women and Children Ute.ise8 t
'r-eialty. Office. Mnsouie nulldinit
;
J.!'-ii rinvf vrniv
The'II. It. i:. 1. a. vnlon Meeting
will he held at the Mncc.ihbee hull
tverr fir.-t and th'.itl Wei'.mndAys
of the mouth.
1 . As A. M., I. ii tint Tuatk'e S. 14
K- e.iiar rommiinxatnuis jn.i an
frei'ih Vedtie?d,n-s enen rnonlh a'
!.-n:e l-'aijle. KtwehuO:, Ore
v rs w'rOTne.
A. ,. Wil.DKR. V. M ,
W. K. HAKltiS. 9ct
KVKJMTS OK PYTIU.V, Alps.,
I-oi.e 0 47. nieeta every Wed
nesday evening, cor. Jackson and
t-as ta. Vi--ltom alw ays weleeme
C A C;iAM!'.KItl.AIX. C. C
CHAS r. VOI'KINS. M K
E. 8. WIMBERLY. K. H 8
XKK.iiitoits ov wonri:FT
nd 3rd Monday eenlnifs. Vljlt.
log urtthbor. inTlt.d to attw4
TILilK I. J0H.NS0X. CUrk.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought anrl i-iTT
Ail wunteneira, imuaaona and " Just-as-rJj .
Experiments that trifle with and endanger" thi
laiunta and Chfldren Experience apainV vl
c What is CAStoWlA
Castona is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oji
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic sahe, Wtlt,
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty want 14
been iu constant use for the relief of Constipation rTV lw,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying FeverUh'JS
tuerefrom, and by reglUating the Stomach and Bo.imi'1
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and nah,,,i ,
TCUa Childiea's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
genue CASTOR! A always
5Bcar3 the Signature of
r
1. O. O. V ItlHliig Star lxNlta No. 174
meets In the Odd Follo ' Tempi
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren alwavs welcome.
VICTOR MlfKLLI, N. 0.
H. A. PETTEY. V. G.
J. KAK.I.B H1CK;.S, Rec. 3eo.
M. FICKI.K. Financial Sec.
tCAOI.KS, Itosoburi; Aerie meets In
their hHll on Jackson St., In itn'
nnd 4th fondaT venlneH nf
month, t S u'elork. V.lsltlnff brelh
i en In good utandlig always wel
couio. FRED V. CLAR v. W. P. P.
VICTOR MICELM. W. P.
B. T. GOODMAN, aeomtarr.
I'.KItrKAHS. nosenurg Rebekah
LodRB. No. 41. I. O. O. P. Meau
In Odd Fellow V Temple every
week on Tuesday evoninp; at the
Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting mem
bers In good standing are Invited
to attend.
MA I'D PI.YI.ER. N. O.
PELIH STKPHENSON. Pee.
Di:i.!.A LEWIS. Financial Sec
itosi:i;ritf3 l.mxJF. XO. K9:LL'n.
ted ItrotiieriMMkd of Mnintemtnce ot
Way Emp'oyen uml Knllwnv Shop
l.iiboiois. Affiliated with the A.
l- of L. -Meets at Moose hall the
first Wed., fourtll Sat. nights and
third Sunday of ea"b month.
J. F. :: ' ": : I. President.
" I ' :: si il, Kocd. 3ecj-
l'A' 'V,:h. Kin .1"e
L. O. ':. M. lUiseburi; Hive No. 11,
hoUi regular reviews on second
and . i.. ill Thursday afternoons in
Mace . l'a'.l. Sisters ot other
hives in-r in our city are cor.
dially invited to attend cur re
view. I.Iaccabee ball on Cass
strei
I.OFISE LOCKE, Com.
JiiSSUS ItAI'P, Col.
WKJllMKV 4l" WWtliP.
Camp tld. 125. Meets In tie Odd
Fellows' hr-U In Rosiburg even
1st anil f.n. Monday evenings. Vta
tlng nei';l-,bori always wolenm
H CAHRtCK. C C.
M M MILLER. Clork
'W.f. oitnrcn or moosr. Roao-
burp Lodge No. 1037 Meets seo
ond and fourth W.onesdjiy eyen
InK of each month at o'clock lp
Ihe Mcoae hall All vlfHIng bro
'berg are Invited to att.-ml.
C. W. CLOAKS. llctstor.
H O PAROFTKP SRerefnrT
1. E. 9., Itosehurir rnnnror lo. H
Holds their regular meetfnr on
the 1st ami 3rd Thnradty in each
month. Visiting members In (rood
standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
TFn'A 4PT7APAM W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Secy.
. O. O. F., I'libm rcnrnnipmont No. 0
Mee's in Odd Fellows' Temple,
every Thursday evening. Visiting
Dreinren alwavs welcome.
FOSTER Bl'TNER, C. P.
J. 11. PAILEY. H. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON. R. S.
JAMES KWAUT, F. S.
. I'. O. K1KH. nooprvtiry tx1tre) 5.
Ile'da ree-niii.r conimunlca
tlons at the Elks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month.
All members requested to at
tend regularly, nml all visltln
trothers are cordially Invited to
atten.1
HARRY nn.DETlUTtN, E. R.
iitA r. Rnyryr.R
I. O. O. F. I'hlletarl.in lxliro No. 8
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple,
corner Jackson and Cass 8ts., on
Saturday evening of each week,
visiting brethren are alway. wel
coni. VICTOR BOYD, N. O.
A. J. 0KDDF9, Rer Sfe,
J. B. BATMiYi rtn. SC
- aw
la use fur over thirty years, has born. th7;i ti
, " and ,has been made
6t?7tt B0Ial supervision tiZ .
rl' 7TZr no "? to deceiv. ZT-
In Use For Over 36 Years
1 he Kind. You Have Always Bought
Sheet MetalWork
OK ALL KINDS
J- H. SINNIGEF
118 OAK BTKEST PBOM
Aii to Owners!
We would b ilcaneJ to !
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Batteries Free
ni any time and Kite im fnw
advice on the rare ol lUrtfrtj
When parcliiiaing nra tit
Ins get our price. We on an
yoa money.
MOTOR SHOP GAM
4 1 1 X. Jacluon St. RoKlan;
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Builds Anything. First
class work. Let me fijnt
wiih ou. Box304,Re
(knee 305 Douglas S)
Itonelmrff, Oreson.
Fence Fence Feact
Pn.u woven fllflat end SOnOK IS
fence, loop ends, no tronbl U W
lust received car load saJ ta" J
stock the 8 bar 26 In., I Is.
bar 28 m 8 In. stay for sop:
bar 36; 9 bar J9 In.; 10 tr4tj
bar 43 In.: 13 bar H "
fences, and 20 bar 48 111 POSM"
rabbit fen. Soft wire !"'
26 In. at 33c; bar ai to- B
Also several kinds of pooltrf raw
12 to 72 inches high. Bart i
brace wire and staples. WUM
orleea.
STEARNS & CHENOWffl
Oakland and YonoHi
HEINLINE-MOOFE
CONSERUfiTOffiC
MUSIC AND PHYSICAL IDUCAflO"
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The State demands hbjW
teachers ami inn
lOOpex cent wh th.S""1'
Kolilluigen HM. rWL
Poultry and ffi
WANTED
we pay P
In cash. Hlgn
paid for your "-rdocB
Brlmr In Your Pro"
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