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ADVERTISING.
Ad vei thing holds its da unquestionably side by side with
the rcws of the day. according to the vi.-e-pr.drnt of the Asso
Ited Adv r Ui,, Clubs of the World, who is ! treasurer and
ZlZt ma ,aRe l a bi university. The reader who ,s as .
5 the advert,:;.., pa.es of his favorite "
Iiapar us he is in the news and literature does not often think
of what adcrtiiig- means to him. , . ,
Adver;iai.HC has attained its position of importance M
within the last ten years. It h existed for many years, but was
: UTore of buch ner.l ..bUe interest Today it ,s the bus,
ress of the horst adv, rt.ser-and .urrWul advert.ng honest
-to tell the public where to find the most desirable merchandise
mo,t easily and right prices. It is difficult to estimate what
ood advertisi.-K means to a community not only in economy of
time and effort, but in less tangible contentment and prosperity.
Fven the scornful few who cling to the idea that all advertising
i. decciviuK. "11 news is false, would be si.rpris.-d to find out
how much they de,nd upon advertising if it were all suddenly
u-moved fr,.n their field of oWrvation.
The tlogan, "It pays to advertise," has proved itself true.
Now however, it is recognized that it pays not only the advertiser
but the many oth.rs who read the advertising. Formerly merely
o feature of business, it has now become a distinct form of busi
ness itself, in which are. philosophy, psychology and the progres
sive spirit of the times are all used. Whether it is to sell goods
or to get a big idea across to the public mind or to boost a worthy
cause, the advertisement is the best available agent for doing Uie
job in hand.
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THE DUTY OF KEEPING FIT.
There is no ether duty so vital to the continuance of good
service as that one duty we owe to ourselves, our families, our
employer and our Maker the duty of keeping fit. Health is the
only thing on earth that money cciiiict buy. When it is gone every
evil thing which lurk.l in darkened places lifts its head with a
scon ing finger and seems to say, "Now I've got you," and this is
largely so, for there is no n.ore engrossing malady than that
which comes from physical Weakness and nothing apparently can
dissipate its influence. Keep yourself fit for the fight. If the
daily duties perturb you, walk off and leave them as you would
turn your tuuk on any other degrading influence. You'll not h'se
a day by tnkhig care of yourself, but you will lose days of your
tmployer's or your own time in attempting to forestall the inevit
able by overtaxing your energies. This lesson Is not intended for
the shirker, for Uiey seldom need a slowing down. It is intended
for that faithful one who w ill fall in his tracks and die in the har
ness for any cause. These are the men we need these arc the
nu n we cannot afford to lose. Every institution has them, but
mighty few employers find time to consider these men as real
assets, nor can they know or le expected to discern, for the faith
ful pluirRcr usually suffers in silence. This then to you men who
are going at top speed ease up a bit ; stop, look and listen, for the
work will go on just the same whether you are dead or alive. We
want healthy men help us keep them.
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In every little town, in every man's memory, there is gen
erally one iiersonuKc whose record holds this iniHrtant niche. He
need not have been a warrior or a statesman, he generally sprang
lrom the simple, every day hum-drum of life. It isn't often that
we meet him, there is no long array of subjects to choose from,
for they only npienr occasionally in an ordinary life-time. There
are certain human fireworks who will always hold us scllbouud
for the moment, but we are talking now of the kind who without
oratory, without ostentation, without effort, have held a grip on
our affections by the mere simplicity and goodness of their whole
record, whose glory has passed unsung, whose crown of noblest
citizenship followed them to the eternal tw ilight. You knew this
character and you have wimdered what it was aloiit him that the
years have never ipute effaced.
liant accomplishment, but the comMisite picture which is in your
heart is vivid. It has made you want to lc like him. It may have
Ixvn a kindly word to a discouraged boy, a nod of recognition, a
helping hand, a smile, a lift along the roadside. He mav have been
mm, hui. i, ii kikhi oiii v,r;iiiii
merely a trusted s. rvant on the lace; but he stands out alnive all
others in your memory- keep him there, for he is the absent guesl
who has shaM'd your better self
From data collet ud from e ery available source the 1' S.
public health service has re pa red and published plans and sri
fications for a model s.itiiUiri,im for tuUTculosis patiet ts. espe
cially those from the world w;ir. Where xs.sible these plans will
be followed in future service hospital eon.st ruction : and where
conditions will not allow exact adherence they will U- u.-.d so fai
as ptssible. The plans uri.iip the administratis buildings in the
center around three sides of an or. court. Fa.-irg from fourth
side, from across a roadway, st.mds the infirmary, its ward
radiating away in wheel-spoke ftshinn. On the opposite side ot
the administration buildings. ilo... up. is an "auditorium and an
epen-nir theater. A short dtstaiuo beyond this the wards for
rcmi-nmhtilant patients are disu sed ,iW,g con. ,,, arc - and a
little farther away are the wards for the amhului.i patients The
..111. 'crs, iturses, and attendants ipiartcrs are setT:i!v grouped
here and there on the right: and the industrial building owcr
house, etc.) are groiie on the ! ft. Provision i made lor occu
pational therapy and for Vocational tr.,;nn,g for m ,xt,, patients.
0 .
The man who is always being ii.iiui.derstood generally has n
face that indicates he was born to be thai w ay.
Meet Sunday.
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li lu. ' m t' uUice t Koe-
1. 17.
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You cannot recall a single bril
i lad, an oiu sitiool master, or
Entertain With
Lovely Party
Mr. nd Mrs. rrd Uurnmni. of Al-
baav. were lunti a! a lordly danc
ing party Monday evtulni. given al
:h. home of Mr. G. W. Reynold.
of Cleveland. There were aoout J
lueti in attendance and lovely re-
A.i uoilml.i la a nun alio atlll
fcrrp a crcre 111 111 dnk draw
er.
O O
Ulu-n an oBlcr gratia a )uuii kill
lor Mmllitf a vtaleriifbia we woniJrr
if tru lulll Mill rllMa ill
UI..1.
o
Trie Mi r arlaiir, iem il-uiier fur
the hat. Me. til. - ,he
rlwu'qua U'lit met nil!t autl ariciM-d
III luuc ol re-rl. IM IK'uplV
cuii a wKliiiiK III Ihelr lavur.
All men are created Ual but
iul fniin llie iM-ck tluwn.
t! tf
IN Mi;iul:lAM.
We. wtij fait-well
lib l-p n Brel
Tu li tn k lull Kern.
He diowe iikrlle,
1 alreet watt wt,
lie akiibb-d 011 llie turn.
OOO
We remeiiilier when liny lued to
cut iluwn laibiT'a lmum for on
iiuuilali tliey cut down uali'k
lr-Mi lor ftlsler.
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tiH THKII.! i IIXIl SI MTIIIX?
Kounil Oil VLiill atrret, Suniia). a
tilfie of tieadi,. Inquire of Mra.
liracken. l.'ouiitr)' Weekly.
9
An astronomer aaya tlut the tall
of a ouuiet la runiuoeed of "Intoticat
Ing naa." Vea, but where ar the
couieta?
0
The trouble with a uioonslitne
Mill la tlut It make too much
nolae.
0 0 0
Some think thnt ha.bieu Is a
late of mind. (HhVra tlilnk It In a
tale of the bank account.
0 0 0
Young IjiI) lUuinlir: "I nrle III.
don't ou think llie nlii lxn ! loo
cliM to tiie hotiwe for kimnI hnlth'f'
I'ni-le III: "Wall, neow, I ib-on't
'imu; iM-eu there twenty year an'
we hain't never kMt a pig )lt."
0 0 0
An eilf:ralil U aomethliiK you aplt
nit clean.
0 0 0
When people IickIii to anilT at the
'luht of a unlfonti you call bet the
wiw U quite oTcr.
0 0 0
Some fieople can alwaya tell why
It l everyone else baa fulled but at
Ibe Milne lime they can't explain
why tlHy theiiiaeUeN are at the foot
the bidder.
0 0 0
VI:llV VKIOiATII.r:. IMl:KI.
"lr. Hum Jonea wan formerly MIhh
l Ule KliiKiier." ew Item.
0 0 0
ShnkeM-are wrote: 'l have him
in the hli." If Shake had pulled
llmt kiniln at tiff now, he'd lie killed
in the. ruh.
0 0 0
When Interviewed a to why his
I'Klnienl hoi-fiHited at Hull Hun In
'nl, an old anldler replleil. "Them
Unit fulled tat run are lurk there
till."
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VKItV I.K.IIT WOltK.
Wanted Man to white waah
rhli ken cMip. 4'cNia Hay Tlluea.
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While father Ji.lns In the mad
rhaiu- fur the nllnlKhty dnllur tlnne
data, little Willie chaaea KraMhoi
'ra. 00
Not all women look kimhI In t rout
er. 0 0 0
til T OKTIIK W 1M K IIASKKT.
When we walk llHin the pavement
On a hot and nwellerlns day.
Iiir dH:a lnk dowa la-nrath ua
In tin- tnr that'a aaift aa clay.
l.r'E ITKKINS SV.7.:
"Jau im dleaMs:l music."
TOWN PESTS
.J.
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CkJV 'S
The laaa M .wer Pest gets In his
t'lrty Work st.iit I'.mr A. M. Just
when Ton are pounding Your IUr
the Hardest, and he flatter Away
un ll be has Kouml l'p e'.eryNsty
fiw Hlorts around. It sll Very Well
to g1vhe lawn a Haircut, but Why
oVwaol he W ait till a Clill.ied HourT,
in "
I flbcunc fltochin's
j si sen a bin j
1L i
r f m l 1 fm 1 at
aai ST aa? L 1 ' 1 rW.M 1
m ' m m: it rm 1 1
5yajC
freahmenu were aenred at a tee
hour. Xlaa on Wedneaday of tliia
seek. Mra. M. E. Liurnam antertam-
ad for the couple ub a picnic din
ner on tba L'Uibaua.
lr. and Mr, iiurtaui ar former
resident ot fhla cllT and Mr. VUT-
nam at tna oreant time la orianta:
at the Qlobe theater In Albany.
Oil Drilling
Near Sutherlin
SL'THERLIN. Ore. July 3(1. In
all probability wnhlu the next taen
ty days active driKib operation for
oil In ISutberlln vailo be under
way. Meaara. Cooper and Crlitner.
who repreaenl Ihe company arliich
propoaea to develop tbn field, have
bean bare nearly tour months, dur
ing whicb time they have tecured
leaaea on approilmaiely 30.WU acre
of land. Ibe company i askn.lt no
money or bonuae from our citizen
but la using Its own capital in pro
moting the enterprise. A steel der
rick and other modern equipment,
constructed especially fr this com
pany, haa Jul been completed at Lo
Angeles and will be loaded and
shipped to Sutherlin within the neit
ten days. A geologist will accom
pany the equipment to Sulh. Tim, and
it Is announced that the first well
will be put down about tao mile
west of town. Messrs. Cooper and
Cnrlatner have made many friend
among our citizen during their resi
dence In Sutherlin and their opti
mism regarding oil Indications in
this valley Is already being fell In a
noticeable increase In land values.
Hoy McMillan, aped 17. of Ven
eta. Oregon, who 1 here visiting his
'riend. Howard Kidd. hid the mis
fortune to sever the thumb from his
left hand with a hatchet while flit
ting a block of wood last Sunday af
ternoon. The injury wa dressed by
Dr. 0. B. Gallemore.
Actual construction is now well
under way on McKay Bros, new
packing and fruit grading plant on
Second avenue near the S. P. freight
depot.
K&AMONS win.
You should hear Ihe lecture by ...
R. Fraaer, a fearlefta exponent of the
Bible. He will explain:
Why the present trouble Is on Ihe
earth;
What the outcome will be;
Why statesmen, cleruvmen and
others do not understand these
things.
Can you afford to nilns It
Sunday. 3 p. m , Moose hall, cor
ner Jackson and Washington streets
Auspices I. b: S. A. Admission free.
No collection.
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R. R. Men to Ballot
On Wage Reduction
Ballots for the referendum vote
In conm-citon with the acceptance or
rejection of the 12 per cent cut In
wages of railway employe. eflVetiv
July 1, which was authorized by the
t'nlted States railroad wage board
will be received In a few davs bv
members of the brotherhoods of the
federation of railway emnloves here
Oonlrary to reports In the press of
me country indicating that no oppo
illlon would be glwn the waee em
local sentiment and communications
from head offices of the unions seem
to point to a rejection of the drop
me uanoi must De concluded and
returns placed In Ihe hand ..f 11...
officials of the unions by September
1. 11 is supposed that opposition will
come more because of the disagree
ments over working conditions than
rum me average drop of 12 n,
cent In wages.
Those who onnoso the Hi-.,n ni
'ndeavnr to maintain the wages on
he present level. In face of the drop
In living costs on the grounds thai
;ire war wages were not sufficient.
I tiihr the voting system t vm
probably he Impossible to determine
what the local vote Is when all bal
lots are In. but Ihe vener.i .
of the men iHilnts to a solid vote
igalnst (he new drop In wage scale.
Air Patrol Halted
Fur Gas Patrol
EfCKXE. Or.. July 29 Pending
the arrival of a aunply of h,rh i...
government gasoline from Pan Fran
Cisco, or some other armv hn.i,
!"" """ rm' airplane patrol of the
for.,,, f ,,regon la 10 be diacon
iiiused. accordina to nn.,n
made today by the Slit a.ro .,.i.
ron headquarter.. There are no
Plane, n the patrol today, and none
"111 fly until the new supply come.
"T ne last week or more u i.
announced, gasoline belonging to the
'at., of Oregon and W.shinat. ? It
run".,".4"1 .bU.' 'h,t ,U"l" !
run out. It , not kn., .i....v
T W"n,,,n P-'rol will function
I " " ubiractlon, , th,
Mate- Vancouver and Camp
11 1, anown thai n.r. 1. -
. ...... b du gaaiiiine
Vancouver.
Selectionss
Kach article in tiur
choice
in varid lines, and
thecareful selection
of each article in
the line.
The store with the
selection.
Bryan's Gift Shop
Jwf Irr - Silm ire PotttrT
EARTH NOT REALLY CROWDED
Trouble Is That Natuf. Mas Not
Seamed to Arranja a Division
That la Equitable.
Somebody has reckoned that t).e
earth s populathm bad mcreased
lr cent every hundred year since
the tlrth of Christ, by now there would
not be stsndii.g room left on the el"!"
UM ludlng all the t.land Vet Kngland
and Wales in ten years Increased the.r
IHpulatioo IM per cent, and the In
crease In the fulled State has been
much jrreater.
The earth's population at the pres
ent time is about sixteen hundred mil
lion. Hfieretit parts of the earth vary
greatly In the matter of density of pop
ulation. Certain portion of China,
the Caute valley, and parts of Euro
are too crowded for comfort. Ou tlie
other hand, larife tract of Central
Asia. Russia, the Americas. Africa uod
Australia could accommodate many
more s1'le.
Tbe Turks hy their religious fanati
cism have caused devastation In tlie
last Ave hundred years In the valley
of the Iia'iul. In Mucedooia, Asia
Minor. Syria, und Meso.otum!a. These
countries, as a result of niawiTc and
famine, are drted-up deserts. Popular
Science Monthly.
To Waterproof Matchea.
One of the commonest exirlences
of ttie mmir U that of finding that
mutches ure so damp that ttiey
will not strike. All this trouble may
be avoided by providing oneself with
nterpnuf mutches. These are easily
made In the following way; Melt a
few lumps of candle wax In an old can
ou the stove. Allow this to cool a
little and then, before It has set. dip
the matches In. one at a time. Trent
the heads and about half cif the
ilooden part. Place the mutches on
.me side tu cool. Matches treated In
this simple manner have beeu soaked
in water f ir many hours, and they
hove Ignited as readily us those which
were perfectly dry. The only differ
ence is that, in striking. It Is needful
to do so trllle more firmly so as
to get through the thin film of wax
surrounding the head. When once the
;li, me starts, the mutch bums very
readily, owing to the wax which had
udhered to the wood. Any ordinary
mulches can tie treated In the manner
descrllied. S. Leonard liostiu In St.
Nicholas.
Use the Hours Wisely.
Many men whose time bad never
'K'en turnisl to iiecount until tlley
ere past 40 have still hud enough
left to accomplish greut tilings in
the world.
Put these are the most . sincere
nouniers for tlie years that might
'mve been utilized.
If you will betln to-day to hear In
mind that t line cannot lie hoarded, nnd
ttiat every hour of It should be con
verted Into something that run lie
hoarded, you may lay the foundation
for n fortune. You will ivrtulnly lay
the foundation for happiness hy and
hy.
Count your hours and allot each one
to some task or to some profitable rec
reation. See that none of them slip
ly. They are as water ttiroux'h n mill
uhieh. tf sent over the uhifl, creates
valuable energy, but uhlch spilled
oxer the ilaui Is uihip forever. John
P.lake, In Chleao I'aily News.
MUCK TO FAHMKRS.
We want fresh fruit of all kinds.
Will pay top market prices . ilut the
'rult must be clean and first-class In
all respects or we do not want any of
It; we use only the hast prads.
FOUTCH'S C0NKECT10XEUY.
LEARN ELECTRlCITYKet Into a
big businessgrowing-bigpay now
for Electricians, Auto Electricians,
Ignition Experts, Battery Men. Ma.
chanical Draftsmenbig future for
Ennincers of every kindyou can
maUr oneof these lincsearn more
tconeygain success - write today
for free catalog-hundreds of grad
uates holding good jobs-over 2.1X0
men trained annually a great school
for ambitious menwrite today.
Hesld's Engineering School
1111 Sutter Street Sao Francisco
EACH MAN AND-
WOMAN IN THE NATON-
SHOULD
ALWAYS
FI5HT FOR
SANI- J
E
vt-KlHOliY should f.rht
Jit sanitary conditions
lh same h,sli.r,,i ....
T . llC." ,k' J,,u u"u h he
furnished in r py,,,"
hl""l" nd church S
should hold forth in Tm,r own
home (,.-t cual;,,.j r."
our telephone muw 1,1
Roseburg Plumbing
anu neaiing (Jo.
i ii i
1 V
ill . Wr
I Sis...:.;
. W. H,te Ma. ;' ,.
1 111 m ..... ' ' ir
Green
WE ARE
$1.50 per lOOlbs Cash
We will ship on consignment for your account
Pool closes August 1st
McKAY BROS., Sutherlin, Oregon
HHMt'lMMtMVWVvwvv. e4
CITY DIRECTORY!
CLASSIFICATION OF ROSEBURG "BUSfNESSjrIJ
H.lllllV.'i'l
It IT HI.IM kl Vi.
HATS eleane.l and rel. lin ked. 116 Cass
street. II. 1 Hudson
AMKI'.ICAN Tailors for holies and
(iellls. luj Cass street. I'lloll" 1.
1.1 WBKH AHIIS.
KKNNV U'MUKU IVMl'ANY
Oak nU i'oie. 1'l.oi.e J..
I'ltirriii.KAi'Hv.
ItiiSKIiLIKl 1'IRiTO .STIi'lO. H'lfh
Kiade pollraits: up-lo-ilrtle Kutlaa
mushiliK. Hi Jakoii. Hell blsten
libit;.
Mil ixilll II I.K1 AMI M I'l'LIES.
HAIil.KV-LiA'ii.l!SN motureyeles. i'ull
line or palls anil lliefc. r-vvi ' v
pAirlng. JuS W. tiuuulas. l'holic
If its ptiutojiai!y. see IIKMCd.
J'tione su lor ai.pointiiienls.
II ALL & SilN CiaraKC. S'll W inchesler.
UAK STKKKT OaraKe. Automobile re-
pall inu. oxy-aeetylc-ne welilinif and
spliliK work. :s'UUill & Until, cor
ner Oak anil Steplleos. i'llulie 60S. I
T11K III IHKIU'IKJ CJuraile. Federal and
Ciooilyear. sohtl tru K him! pnelllliatle
tires. WeslinK'O'USo hatti-ry seiviee.
Vol. alilziliK arid niai tune nop.
Ktjiiipped for ail repair win k.
Alio AliKM'l KS.
NASH SCItVU'K AMI F'AKTS. I'eaney
& Htirnelt. 4o W. I'a.ss. Pliolle SI.
-HKVItol.KT A.N'li lll l'.Mijlin.K sales
anil seliee. Seiviee KaiaBe. (liellll
11 Tsylor.
HAl.Mr;l!.S AMI
parts and set v I
N. Jaekson.
JIAXWKl.l. All KN V
t. R C. l'uwell, 11',
CLASSIFIED
41.L 1KW XASSIKIKU AUVEIIHSEHHNTS WIU BB POUND 01 LUI
IBUM
WANTKI).
WANTEO A furnished house.
37S-V.
WANTED
i'lione 2
-iiousewuik by day or hour.
WANTED V kooiI Jersey cow. Must
be a luitli teller. 1'lione 28-F11.
WANTED urKeys .mrae ol
I lionc- ll-K-ll. Boyer Bros.
small.
T.MUikim, unJ aressinaRlng of all
i"";ls: .l.'hone 1 1-K. Mra. Outhrldtie.
".?.- 1 C'ocd milk cow. I'liarl...
W.i
a. loxoiiulle, ore. fliona
1-KII.
WANTED-
-Wli VuUlof lurk..va III.. I .
ash pilie. E. U lllce It Son 1HI.
l.ir.l,
Oregon. '
H ANTED Wasliin
'I-'."
-s. I.t-ll 1 1 CI.
at SCI Homk St.
WANTED y'wu",;
Kill to help with
loiusewnrk ll.i. ..t
Kin pra-
os.!:.Li?:FS;. ..1'ATE.Nf-On
sa II v
llelp.
. i . unlver
a.l" e,. , ,,,. nnaric,
Will l.ear fullest Inve.ii....
I. '.71'!, "' giv-n fr
loan with Interest. Addresa
rare News-Review.
nn derni
"I'au-nt.
MLSCE1.LA.XEOC8.
DN SHAKES or for sale CO tc
s. E. U Hice, Dtllard. Ore-
en
ron.
'M AN I
in IImii
laiAHD at Iine St. ltoom-
JiJ West Lane St. Mra.
I . A. MMith
' I.i.Am;- i:j as res of land, near
til "l' , p.iTtl.ulara addieas
Ho-Kins. Melrose. OreK.
liOST An FWCND.
in"r.S"""! ,in w'"' letterlnK.
i , k' ,l',irierty by talllna'
, .. .... " ""u paym lor adver
m RENT.
t iV,.n ' room- Inquire at
i:knt:-S7
l"
m.iished apartment.
i-Asrri: ..n"
f'ii:
"ll.
liEXT Box 1.
l: l;
I'M ..
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I'aue near Rose school?
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(' tSo !,
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!'-' "' SI.IV
"i; i;..;;r" i:
- f - c
i ale Karaae. Inquire
rm-'id apartments.
t- Phone s;;-t.
iiiti
J.oKson
I'h. no foli
SL
R i safe!
'C aepoeli
si Bark.
ooaea
a"'."d apartments on
est Houglaa SL
i-i I .. .r
1
i: i;r r
ho f. .
. .1
''"lished mutlern
nionina. No children.
Nell -h.vl.r
" tonrlnt.
- iraae.
J " ' "'"nc alfalfa hav
uoume disc sang
'' chesT No rrns-
retused. Inquire
Prunes
PAYING
i is'"i'rir'i j"Trrr's ai n njXRiao t ia.
W W W W W I
At' TO KLEtTHH-iAa-g
... .. ...Hn..,....n. cenilti s
UllSl'll m..i-.nA...u r . . . . .
Sales anil aervlee. lievail. Ire"l
nett. Phone S4.
' BU.
W. It. Ultuu-K
TIIE AUTO ELKcTniPlAv
AOHOlulely tlie best t., ked .nJ
pe.1 shop for eleeti-u- i"'."!'!
Southern OreKoli. servicn tt
Also the experieliee anil trslnl.
lifetime. AT Vlll 'Ii HKMt V "
" r-i-r-lliai STATli-.v
Phones 136. ISh'J. .A
KKHAIH NIIoi-m.
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NEV A ULHNKTT7enr:
repairing- IMiune si.
ear
KOY CATl'IIINO. motor TaTTr----an.l
machine work. East osi?.
l-none - "mil
TIHK Mlol-S.
jonnoun IIETHEAU SUuP mT
Jai.'kaon.
I'notie idtt. "
WHEN "I.lszle's" soles
Uon't foruet the Motor Usrii, , vf
canlzltiB Shop, we lo " 5",.'i-
taint
repair punciurea and blowsu'S
also wash and polish any .
Hi N. Jackson. 1 w u
BATTKKV SHOPS.
PHCI
136
PKIXTIMJ.
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i-oi ner jm-Kion and ('aai sis. im
eon. mere ial printinit of ill kjji
booklela. callirlK cards. WeJJinf u.
iiounceinenla. doilKers and cmie,
Wulc k service skilled workwi a
COLUMN I
I'lilU M!fKW TODAY.1
FOU 8AI.E Cucumbers, alto appia
rhone G1J.
KOlt SAL.E Milk cows and
lloa IS. Cleveland. OreKoo.
run SALE House. 3 lota fruit aas I
Kirden. Will take car la trad, ill
s. www pireei.
KOll SALE Three year old cow, fret I
-in ursi can; Rood mUKer. All
inner. I'none Z7-KU.
rm SALE CHEAP A ll(tht tnetl
i in take livestock or wmsl u pvt I
euiineiic. rnone 613-H.
KOlt SALE CHEAP Good auto
and cushion. Make K"t truck aa I
c-- m. jonea. 70S No. Jacksos SL
Ftjrt SALE S room modern houM a I
paved street. Handy to icnooL U I
uress "Owner." tii S. Main SL
KJR KALE Bon Anil oil note. Ills I
burner. Also Hartford two kri I
i oil stove, l heal i iik Hove, fuel
1 -1
rOH SALE Old Kruwth oak W I
wood, also pine and fir. and as I
mo win nr sum woua. w. A. um i
inxonvllle. Ore.
KOlt SALE 100 acres. Ii In (nU.il
open pasture. Kree loll. 1-1 of f I
crop tor quick sale. 1.5 pr a" I
Splendid building site on Dr ens I
i um lanuoioom. uixonvlil.
FOR SALE Puppies frc.n Ens'.' I
Kentucky breed Fox hounds. Ill P I
pair; also Collie putK lrom 1 I
Working strain, pri e JV I. 0 Jess I
Box 81, Oakland. Oie Phone I
XK SALE OK TKADB BxceplS I
values In used cars at termi
We wash, polish and repair
guarantee our work. Motor
chanire. F. L. Micir.w, ll-I
Oak St.
liAMI'SIIIItE SHEEP "FOR SALS-
realstered ewes, ages from 1 '
years: I4 registered resrllnf T
. realstered Jan. and ro.
lambs: 11
reitlstered Ja a I
ewe I. ml..
27 full blood w. m-
from 2 to il vears. Write or ail
W. H. Klncart Cohurn. Orno
FUR SALE -
Case Steam Tractor. 15 HP.. ";
Case Steam Tractor. 14 H7.; J
Advance Steam Tractor. H Hr. J
Oarr-Scott Steam Tractor.
Clarr-Scott steam Tractor, "
All In A-l condlllon.
OKEUON MACH1NEHT CO,
Ore. -
KUK SALE OR TKAUB II
mnes east or r-ui'ss 1 ; at I
1-ewell, 10 acres first W I
River bottom. In rultlrtK "T I
. v... 1 1 . . .. .1 r.ncea SU I
station on ranch .orchara. r'DTTsi I
anj noullre ranch.
irrtM? I
per acre or trade Tor """ ,! I
hmiiiMi win riv. t.nna rs. 1
Bis lr. Losr.lt Oreane. -gg
HOMK ON EAST TEKMS-":
with bath, pantnr -.i
forrhes front sn rss"- 0 I
papered. Eire, liahts.
kitchen floor. J.i 5,fS-iv trast-I
err pavement, i.oon .- e 1
aheif. Ten can mc ' Li1 I
.i iiimi u. ii ot dowm 1
ill . , . ci - vounf
Phone 417. rSsi
Fllll SALE-MO S ". W"' J
hens one a no two resrs J1- I
and O. A. C. "train. sia T" p I
for our pullets kfiV I
iinoea next sprini m
and will be clad to
e.n a doaen or all "-'IS, W
with aaraare.
the tlh.
a call
as party Is
tjile So, lire St.
t.m RmnK rauiirs '
Creak .Ores