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Relief For Fish
Hatcheries Urged
SAI.KM. Dec. 21 Rehabilitation
of eleven fish hatcheries und minds
badly damaged hy thu recent state
wide Hloriu m Hit' aim of house bill
No. C, which provides for an emer
gency appropriation of $ti4,5uO to be
credited to hatchery fund districts
Nos. 1 and 2.
Tho fish commission, which spon
sored thw bill, points out that unless
the legislature passes the measure
the Industry will be set back so ma
terially that recovery will be almost
Impossible. Many of the hatcheries
and ponds wvre completely wiped
out. according to members of the
commission.
"Ponds nt Kagle creek and Tanner
creek were entirely swept out by the
rigors of the recent storm," said
Representative E. N. Hurd of Clat
sop county, who introduced the bill.
"The fish industry Is one of the larg
est in ttie state. Hundreds of men
and women are employed and It
would be criminal not to vole funds
for the rebuilding and restoration of
the hatcheries."
Hatcheries along the Trask river,
Alsea at tidewater, Tillamook, Bon
neville, C'latskanle, Santiam, Ump
qua and Siletz were all damaged. In
addition to the Eagle and Tanner
creek ponds:
The bill provides that the state
treasurer draw warrants for . the
amount on the state treasury, pay
able out of tho general fund. The
sum of $21,0(10 is to be. allotted to
hatchery fund district No. 1 and
J-13,500 to hatchery fund district
No. 2.
! would be thankful for a suggestion.
I Ann. W hy not knit H mi, a tain, 4
I scarf and mitten. TIicm net are m
very Hinart when mailt of all Vthite, A
uitli no color except perhaps a Mript k
t liltielf. Tlii mittens kIiiiiiIiI Iiuilm rA
t lilts nearly to the ellHius. Young
petiole are wrarinit them uilli tail
ored suits In inter lime Willi very
KimmI eltect. If you did nut tare for
this, why not knit a i enter? I hid
a picture of tine that is new, ami
that yon like, ami make one Nimllnr.
Any of these thing" are acceptable.
BIG CIT IX YAKXS.
At the Art Store. Silk and wool
yarns, big assortment. Xmas week
reduction. Stewart Webb.
Auto Electric Station
PAI L E. NVGUIiX, Slur.
ItOSEIlURd, OREGOX.
representing Willard Batteries
ADVICE TO IOVETXR.
A XI) OTiiKHS
j Di! Tin: haiiy.
-pn.-ing apparel for baby re
llim's. toys, bv.hy quilts, etc.
-t 4 Velib, t'.ie Art Store.
Wis Mi'KX fi:mx;s.
t store open every evening
(simps ter your convenience.
ATTKXTIOX SHOI'PICIiS.
For that last minute present look
over my stock of watches, chains and
agate rings. For A-l bargains see
Wilbur L. Spaugh, 604 Pine St.
Pennsylvania Tire Service,
us. Ford fiarncre.
Ask
Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: Is there such
a thing as a Wolcott society and
what is It? Thank you verv much.
H. S. STUDENT.
Ans. The society was founded by
descendants of Henry Wolcott In
llu.". It meets annually and has
n listed membership of 1(110. The
president Is Judsoil K. Wolcott of
Cleveland, Ohio. The secretary and
trea-surer is Dr. Mary Wolcott
tireen, Kmrlcwood, Florida. The la-st
nieeti-ur of the society was held In
lioston, Sept. 5-IO, 1021.
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Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: I have a
young girl friend that I would lilce
to send a Christmas gift to, and I
do not know what to send. I knit
a great deal, being an old lady, and
would like to knit her something.
What would she like? I would not
like to knit her anything old fash
ioned that she would not wear, and
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Merry Christmas
The years may come and
the years may go,
But in our hearts theie'll
be a glow
For you, dear friends, who've
helped us grow
A i T this glad season of the year; our
rT thoughts turn instinctively to those
iS-S. 1 whose rrienr Iv re. ationshm with our
1W
business has aided us in fulfilling our
I. a i vrr i i ii p
Ikriai ambitions. We like to think or our
customers as our friends and to consider them
as partners. We like to feel that our success
is but a reflection of our customers' prosperity.
Nineteen-twenty-one is almost gone, but
we trust that the many friendships we have
made will be lasting. To our customers and
customers to be, we wish a Christmas laden
jt with happiness and a New Year chock full
l" of opportunities.
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.
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Knitted Shdivl Goes f
With Knitted Frock i
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People of ROSEBURG are Using Good
Judgment This Year in Making
Their Candy Purchases
AT
The shawl has been Insinuating
Itself Into the picture ever since the
eyes of the fashiotiable world wore
turned upon Spain. Everybody knows
how the native costumes of these
people have been applauded, and
how "Spanish" we have Income in
dress. The shawl, perhaps the most
characteristic garment, has been
adopted as it was found. And, It
has been adapted too, in many ma
terials the most interesting of which
is wool or a mixture of silk und
wool, to say nothing of silk, artificial
or spun.
Smart women are learning by de
grees that Grandma's day held much
of charm, and that there Is a gruce
and distinction about her shawl
which has not had proper apprecia
tion until this season. After all the
shoulder shawl is but a scarf In
varied form, and as a matter of con
venience It is a garment hard to
beat.
There Is a modern version of the
shawl knitted in a lovely blend of
blue and yellow silk and deeply
fringed on three of Its sides. The
fourth side has a semi-roll collar, a
Fullerton's Drug
The n Store
Store
The Quality of Candy we are Selling and at such
LOW PRICES
Is Creating much Comment
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Here are a Few of the Candies You
Will Want:
AT
29c
You can buy
FULL POUND
BROKEN MIXED
Always Popular
32c
FULL POUND
is certainly reasonable
For
CREAM MIXED
You'll agree the qual
ity is good
39c
Gives you a
FULL POUND
OP
FRENCH MIXED
Fine for Xmas
Morning
Have us Set Aside a Package of
LIGGETT'S CHOCOLATES
Assortment still to be had from
50c to $6.25
THE BOX
Store
NATHAN' FUXKKTOM.
I'KKKIXS 1IIIKI.
CASS ST., ItOSEIU Rfl, OUK.
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flattering way to dispose of the prob- j
lem of providing an attractive neckj
finish. .
One (encounters crepe and other ! Cti4c I t lJ 1 1 n A rt
fabricu made into dresses with cape -l tceto III V
.m. , 5
or shawl to match, but this fashion
' is peculiarly adapted to knitted
j things, whether of silk or wool or a
' mixture of the two. There Is a siliart
knitted drcps with an unusual and
I most effective neckline, for irregu
larity rules the day as well us the
! nU;ht in necklines. The model is ol
I the slip-on genre with a deep border
' in an unusual stitch and In self tone,
j The original was in brown but of
'course one mlKht have other color
' preference for spring as the new
I reason is ushering in some lovely
Palms In Alaska
! lake l.i what is now nortliwestera , their steady march has necessitated
1 .Nevada. a number of changes In the roads In
j Ilude fleets erhaps wended their I recent years. In some places tele
! way in a primitive commerce across ! Kfaph poles have been buried so
the great inland sea, whrch once deep that they have had to be spllc
' upreail over S.'iOil square miles, also; ed In order to keep the wires above
according to the survey. the crests of the sand dunes.
Ceologlsls have given the great
body of water, which was present In '
"eouiparaliVHly recent geologic time" ! AKOTJND Till! TOWS
the name of Lake l.ahoutan, in honor! t
WASHINGTON", Dec. 21. (Unit
ed Tress. I Alaska was once a land
of sunshine and flowers. Kerns and
palms, such ns now thrive In lands
far to Hie south, once flourished In
tho sub-tropical climate of her val- j f Haron I.a llontan, one of tho
leys and lowlands. i early explorers of the head waters
Hut that was millions of years ago i of the Mississippi River. Electric gift goods from Jl up at
ln-rore man existed, according to tbei The deepest part or Lake I.nhon- Hudson Electric Store,
i-niiorf Kime fteolnitleal Snrvev. 1 I on. Xxu feet, was tho site of the I THE KAIH. 124 Cass Rt. Complete
new colorings and It looks as though ; W,,.n )lns lnHdo a study of the fos-1 present I'yramlt Lake, a small rem-j lino of fresh candles: French mixed
the brighter tones would be accept- R) fim .ep down In the coal beds : mint, so Hint Its surface stood about 36c, fine chocolates 3Cc lb. Candy
led. have been found fossils of plants, I f.ou feet above the surface of I'ytn-! canes und a big assortment of can-
whlch Indicate that Alaska was. ages , mid Lake. Idlis. lowest prices.
ago. a land of luxuriant loveliness. : A field of sand dunes, formed j Have more shades of oatmeals
Dusky savages of a remote past, rim e ttie minim sea disappeared, now than any olio wholesale house on the
I Not the least of the good points of
the slip-on dress in question Is that
j It has pockets and a plaited silk
I girdle which may be lowered to the
i fashionable level or left nt the nat
I ural waist lino If that position is the
i most flattering. Most women find
'the low waistline most kindly, espe
cially If this be true of the over
1 slender, or tho overly developed.
I One's felt or straw hat may huve
a garland of wool flowers for some
of the smartest milliners are t xpltilt
! ing them and they are as bright and
decorative as can lie.
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miUSTMAS DANCK.
At Drain hall, Drain, Ore., Dee.
23. Croner's Orchestra from Eugene.
or perhaps members of that enllght-' covr a large area a few miles north Pacific coast. Hnrmonillas, pulps
t ned rac e of cllff-uwellers.
looked ftfrots the waters of
once of Winncinucra, Nevada. The dunes'
h n lie are ptailiiallv movinc eastward, and
iurralns. moires, etc.
Wall Vnper Store.
At Fisher's
AltT i(M)IS KEIl'( i:).
Duy early In the wvek our stock
Is complete now. Stewart Webb,
the Art Store.
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Your Chris
tmas Dinner
WILL BE A TREAT
If you give us a chance to supply your wants
Candies,Nuts, Christmas Goodies
We handle the best of everything in the grocery line, and our
Prices are invariably better, due to our GROCETERIA sys
tem. By this system we can give you better prices than
others. We buy in large quantities, and sell more the more
we sell the less you have to pay.
To GROCETERIA means to have the best for less. See m
about delivery.
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