. . a
, ,Nn F-b. 9. (Asso-
! ;;i;iUv.tock priws
Irregular. I he buy-
. . 25 and SO cents.
ii at :
lliree cents
,4 t JT tent.
liiKher,
AND MARKET
Prices.
IT.C09 '-50
c.:'f.3 7.00
5,7:. 5 (.26
4.75 6.75
5.u 'if 5.50
4.5UW S.OO
'od steers ..
! am frB
air
r1 ir-
&'( 6.-0
E. heifers 5.00 ' S.&t)
S..'.0 6.00
.11.00 ii 12.00
.lii.OUU 1100
. 7.70f(10.00
. 5.5ult) 7.00
calvrt .
t wlvei
... 10.25 lO.r.O
.. " " J:;f
..10.GOGrlO.23
...lo.ooji 10.10
riocka-- 6.00 6.50
intatriB lambs.
;uilba
.-d'i! fwders ..
:s
ngl
. .7Si 1050
. 8.2.r.'i 9.25
. 4.75ST1 6.25
. 6.75frr 8.25
. 7.0nf,f 8.00
. 7.50 8.00
. 6.50tb 7.50
. S..504 7.00
A S 00
1
.'mi th s on l rtts.
b.' Floor, Kerd,
1.14 ! !
1.16 I
e Theatre
Huge Success
Ore., Feb. 9. 'United
nay as tou leave" movie
b its operated here under
fcrcent of B. .1. Callahan.
I as Callahan's theatre is
If been under this novel
I collecting toll since Jan-
Tthe show free of charge
1: a offerings, and then In
it- door the fan drops on
ia what he believes the
I l - u
sronn io iuineii ami eaiu
ii vty.
idmlu lis gate receipts
method of operation ex
cifertle old "pay as you
V Court to
U. S. Officials
T court will go to Salem
r' 20 for the purpone of
a l-oresl S'rvico officers
(he clans for rnnnorative
f in the fulure. The
In has applied to the forest
t coop;raiion in construct-
st Like
u Order
r laundry be returned to
Prido ours.-lvcs on su
'rkmansliip and are pro
ht (oods.
f your Aeighbor"
Umpqua
am Laundry
HONE 309.
LLOYD L.
iOCKER
'E YOU SEEN
OUR NEW '
department?
rl '" "rtiii"nl of high
r:;"'"M- - good,
"11 U.x- j.
,T ! our lir,t consider-
Windows
' "x tn l!amil,n Drug Co.
f,C8h It's Good
pKETjy
Northern spring ,
' lii-d Vall
j No. i . y. shipment...
OATS '
1 No. i: white feed
; No. 2 Kray
1 HARLBY
1 13
1.10 :
-' oo
i.50
lirwwniK
Klamluid ferU
HKN-
.- 50
No. 2 K Y shipment ini cA
PMJlMt Family patents, 17 i't ,, "r
I $h,20; bakers' hftril wheat. 17.10; buk
j ers' blueNtein imn-ms. $6.60; -alluy
I soft wheat, $5.65; straights, $5.(5
I MlLl.KKKn 1-rh a f. o. b. milh imi
i run, ton lots, 122; mixed cars, t-i.
straight tars, 20 per ton; mld'UInx'
$:H; rolled barley, t H0 26, rolled outa'
. 26; si-ratch feed, $44 per ton.
I COHN White. $31; cracker. $;j Der
ton.
f AT Buying- price f. o. h. Portland-
Alfalfa, $13. m per ton; cheat, llo5ifr
11; oat and vetch. $14.50; clover ( j i -valley
flmothy, $Hil5; eustern Ore
yur timothy, J1617.
Dslry and Country Produce.
IIL'TTKK Cubes, extras, tic per 11.
parchment wrapped, box lots. 3i. eur-
No. 1 grade, 34c, delivered Portland.
EOlls Hnylnir nrlces. 2fih?ri..
i-aao count; Jobbing prices, case count'
28c; rtwullcd ranch, aoolc; oaim-la-llon,
selects. 34c; association, llrsts
u.. . .w.-uMn,,.,,, IfUllClB, JlfC.
.ur.i-.M5 imamooit triplets, price
POI'I.THY Hens. I7i 24c; sprlnits.
22c; ducks, 22i2Nc; Reese, 0c; .tur
keys, live, nominal; dressed, 40c.
1DHK l-'ancy, 13c per pound.
VKAL. Fancy, 16(i 17c t.ound.
fruits and l.rri.hi.
FnriT Navel oranges. 4.7S6.5o
t . miuiruii. StfT
7-ft" box; bannnas, 8419c per pound
apples. $1.353 per box; cranberries'
eastern. $1K per barrel.
POTATOES Oregon, tl.SOttit.75 per
100 pounds; Yakima, $1.75tj2.25 per
100 pounds; sweet potatoes, 6Ufi!Sic
per pound; Nancy Hall, $2.50 per crate
ONIONS Yellow, t7fc7.50 per 100
Bounds.
YVk1ETARI.KS Cnbhaire, 3o per
iui,u, iciuii e, sA.iowi crate; car-
$2'9 2.511 sac; garlic, 15c per
Kte. I J'ounu; Kreen peppers, 4fffi 50c per
Feb Bid i C-"VV b00t"' 22 :i0, per suck: celery.
' . 6'7.B0 per crate; cauliflower. $;i
$1.17 I 325 per crate; sou&sh. 4c: sprouts.
1.14 - Jpe; turnips. $2 per sack: rarsnins
S'.fiO i 3 per sack: tomatoes, $5.50. per
ig: artichokes, tl.sr.'na per dozen.
furfur: iai.-'i
H ArATAODUAl IP? IV
is guaranteed by 30 year
service to 'Junior.;, of
Americans. Kondon's
works wonders for your
.cold, sncczlntt. cough.
chronic catarrh, uead-
aoie, sore nose, etc
ins several roads in this county, par
ticularly the Ecottsburg-Reedsport
section of the coast road and the
Loon Lake road. The government Is
also considering cooperating in the
construction of the Rock Creek-For
est Boundary road. . Representatives
of the bureau of public roads will be
at Salem on February 20, and at that
time will maet the county court to
discuss the problem of cooperation
and work out a plan whereby feder
al funds will be made available to
match the expenditures of the coun
ty. o
j. J. McMahon, state traffic inspec
tor, is reported to be very 111 with
pneumonia at his home at Jackson
ville. Mr. McMahon is well known in
this city and hiB many friends here
hone for his iinmetilnte .recovery.
Another inspector has been assigned
to this territory during his illness.
Get at the 'Real Cause Take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomach
suflcrers are ctohg- now. Instead of
takinR tonics, or tryinR to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attackinc the
rro! ctj.- of the otlment clogged liver
and dwirdered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse
the liwr in a sxithinc. healm? way.
When the liver and boweli arc per
formint; their natural functions away
Bars hdi'testi-m and stomach troubles.
1 lave vou a bad tar te. cr ated tnnruc.
poorappetite. a i?.zy. d .n't-carr fcclinc.
no ambition or ervMvy. trout le with
undiKestrd foods? Take Olive Tablets
the substitute for cnbmel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. Yoti will know them by their
olive color. They do the we-rk without
griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at Ix-mimo tor quit
t 'lief. Eat what you like, lxrandauc
Clancy
JLX(.C4t
U Life
p.y TERCY L. CROSBY
MTreslmrarVrJllUWiCTI f
tin es 'Wf5!3!S Druggist I
I rwr B. 'tfoiV-. havo I
ssdsdsrv. vrrv.it I
Hlaaeapolla, Hina. V- -4l' iTftinl
r
WA Such
W3
ROSE1UTIO
Dancing Party
At Looking Glass
One of the most enjoyable social
TTn'". of ,h "eason took place last
Saturday nieht han ttt,
?UH8t.. en)va le hospitality of Mr.
f"a llrs- Ueorge Ruuell at a danc-
K party at their home In Looking
,. T, 1 "a" was tastefully decor-
ior me occasion In evergreens
and red festooning.
The ladles, as had been requested,
came attired as school girls and the
men as school boys. Slany delight
fully quaint costumes were- worn.
Iiunng the dancing all day suckers
and popcorn balls were given the
Bticsts. After tripping the light fan
tattic for several hours, the music
was stopped long enough for the
"hoys" to fish for the name of a
pardner for supper. After supper
the dancing was resumed until a late
hour when all departed for their
nonies voting Mr. and Mrs. Russell
sisott lu,sp
o
Valentine Party
At Lilburn Home
The Frank Lilburn home in Laur
elwood was the scene of a bright
Valentine party last Saturday night.
The lovely rooms were attractively
decorated with red carnations, pine
boughs, sword ferns with suggestions
of Valentine's Day with red hearts
and cupids predominating. Progres
sive "500" and music amused the
guests till a late hour when delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. Those present were Dr. and
Mrs. L. A. Wells. Dr. and Mrs. fillbert
Kinley. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wimberly,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lockwood, Mr.
and llrs. Ray Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Ritchie, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Wimberly, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnson. Mrs. Florence Leadbetter.
Misses Hess and Jane Wharton, Maud
Helm, Iols Parks, Viola Wtllett. Alice
and Kmma Kulnnd, and Messrs.
Fred Hamilton. Frank Clemens. Joe
Murphey, Harold Nichols, Ivan Pick
ens, Lyman Skinner, J. R. Earring
ton, and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lilburn.
nonix
HOOD IN' SHERWOOD
FOR F.ST.
A 4 reel movie will be showrt at
the Mplrose grange hall, Saturday,
Feb. 11. 8 p. m. Rox social will fol
low. Several good musical numbers.
Melrose Parent-Teachors. Will serve
cafeteria lunch for those who do not
bring or buy boxes. You are all cor
dially Invited to meet with us and
enjoy the evening's entertainment.
Admission free.
Tree Seeds Being
Shipped From B. C.
VANCOUVER. R. C, Feb. 9.
(United Press.) Steady shipments
of tree seeds, mostly Douglas fir,
Sitka Spruse. and hemlock, are leav
ing Urltlsh Columbia for the British
Isles, where they are being used In
the re-forestation work now being
pushed forward In England.
Edward Walmsley. assistant crown
timber agent, is directing the work of
gathering the seeds for shipping.
They are the product of the govern
ment extracting plant operated by the
department of public works.
The most recent seed shipment
comprised 1800 pounds of fir seeds,
the same amount of spruce, and 100
pounds of hemlock. British Colum
bia seeds are going to Australia, and
Xcw Zealand, as well to the mother
country, anil requests have been
made for supplies by Finnish. Peru
vian, and other nations' forestry de
partments as well.
Carl Abrams
Gets Promotion
SAT. EM, Feb. 9. Carl Abrams,
former colonel during the world war,
has been appointed eonimnmllng of
ficer of the 3S1st Infantry of the
Jtith division of the reserve corps of
the t'nlted States army.
Iiivlsional and the regimental
headquarters of Colonel Abrams'
unit, will be maintained In Portland.
Oreaiili.ninu of the reserve troops
"f the .ivi-i bting am : on hi
Ponlaml at p-t'-m under ( onel I'.
Whitworth .af the '.eular army.
Immediately upon his appoint
ment Colonel Abrams Issued perial
order No. 1 appointing the following
commanding officers of his three
battalions: Major Clarence Rolnn 1
Hltchklss, first battalion; Major 1
Uoren Anderson liownian. seeond
battalion; Major Frank Cleveland,
tMr(1 (!1 .mllon
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JTKW9-RKTTEW, TJirrtsrvAY. FEtlttrATtY 0. 102.
ARTIFICIAL ICE
Freezing Weather and Pure,
Clean Water Are Two Things
Absolutely Necessary. '
METAL CANS OR BAGS USEFUL
In .Vary Cold Section Water May Ba
Run Into House and Frozen In
- Layers Must Be Cut or Chopped
Out With Ax.
Prpard by th United StstAS Depsrtmant
o Agriculture.)
To make nuturul lee, one essential
Is water, and the other Is freezing
weather. The trouble Is that In many
cases there Is plenty of the right kind
of weather, but little or none of the
water, at least the kind of witter that
will be still long enough to be frozen.
There are several ways uf getting
around this difficulty, according to
"Ilarrestlug and Storing "
In Times of Cold Weather Prepare for
Summer Harvesting Ice in
Northern State.
Farm,' a farmers' bulletin Issued by
the United States Department of Agri
culture. Making an Ice Pond.
Suppose a farmer finds no suitable
lake or pond In his neighborhood. He
can create an artificial lake by divert
ing a stream Into an excavation, or by
building a dam across a low piece of
ground. Some farmers have made
artificial lakes In their front yards, and
they have been pretty In summer as well
as useful In winter, one thing that
must not lie forgotten Is to keep these
lakes pure nnd clean. How to do that
Is described In the bulletin.
Hut suppose a farmer has no place
for a lake, although cold weather pre
vails In his part of the country for
several weeks at a time. He can freer
his Ice In metal cans or special paper
bags.
"The cans may be made In any con
' venlent size by a local tinsmith," says
I the bulletin, "and should be of gnlva-
nlzed Iron, reinforced at top and bot
tom with Iron strips.
'!The bottom Is mnde smaller than
the top to mnke the renmvnl of the Ice
ensier. The cans are plHced near the
water supply, filled with "water, and
left exposed to the weather. A shell j
of Ice soon freezes around the Inner
surface, and when the shell Is from
1 1-2 to 2 Inches thick, hot water Is
poured over the outside of the ran nnd
the shell removed A h"le Is broken
through nt the top of the shell and
most of the water Inside Is then
poured out. As the freezing progresses
water Is poured Into the shell, a little
nt a time, until a, solid block of Ice
Is produced. Ry this method only a
few enns nre required, which keeps the,
cost low. I
Advantage of Bags.
"About the sntnn method Is em
ployed when serbil p.npor bags are
used, nlthough they d.i not last so
long as the enns. The ndvnntnge of
the bags over the metal cutis Is mainly
In rhenpness, for they nre not so con
venient to handle.
"Another method that i nn be used In
very cold sections of the Fnlled Stntes
Is to run water Into the be house nnd
let a Inver freeze TM-' Is done tiv
'
i ; ' ,..f id u i,v ' -.. '': 1 1
rtJ W : .J w-V'. i .- . . ' Jill
first constructing dam of snow
around the floor of the house ten or
twelve Inches from the walls In order
to allow sawdnst Insulations next to
the walls. The Interior of the house
Is then Hooded with a few Inches of
water, which soon freees, the pro
cedure being repeated until the house
Is filled with Ice. It Is then covered
with sawdust and closed up until Ice
It needed. . A great disadvantage of
this method Is that In order to remove
Ice It must be cut or chopped out with
an x, which results In uneven and Ir
regular piece and considerable waste
of lee."
MANURE SHOULD BE KEPT DRY
In Process of Fermentation Ammonia,
Which Contains Nitrogen, I
Washed Away.
Munure when It must be kept for a
few weeks should be kept dry. It
must be remembered that the nitrogen
In manure Is very easily washed anay.
Nor should manure be allowed to fer
ment. In the process of fermentation
ammonia, which contains the nitrogen.
Is given oft and this valuable constit
uent of fertilizer I lost. Never
use lime on manure a this also drives
off the ammonia and henc destroys
the fertilising vnlu In a Urge moas
tbe fertilizing value In a large menstire.
New Barber Shop
To Open Saturday
P. A. Davis, a late arrival in this
city from lloise, Idaho, is preparing
to open up a barber shop in North
Roaeburg just a few doors north of
the auto camp grounds." Mr. Davis
recenlly came to Roseburg seeking a
good climate. He spent several
months traveling through California
and Arizona and at last came to
Roseburg, finding It the best place In
which he stopped on his long jouraey.
Ho will open his barber shop on Sat
urday of this week If his equipment
can be installed by that time. He Is
an expert barber and has obtained a
complete and modern outfit.
Pruning and grafting done by ex
pert help. It costs no more. Write
L. Hergold. Rt. 2. Roseburg
We are glad to call
and get your clean
ing' and pressing
work. Prompt ser
vice. Our Auto Will Call
Phnnfl 277
YOU WILL RELISH
OUR
Fine Steaks
FOR YOUR EVENING
MEAL AT
Bowman's Cafe
Try an "Old Ftflhloned SNak."
They plcasy evoryoiio ,
iHm'f fortfef our Smm IhI
25c DINNER
Mrs. W. R. Bowman
Popf'tor
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
UJ-W C'LASSllrilco ADVERTISE EXT WllA HU rol'XD SB Lrt
roa drubs tuiu -cw todat.
WAHTLZV.
VA NT K 1 !-it h', n Inch or liirer.
ANTK1 Home fur 6-vur-oli. Ktrl j
wlu-io Bho uili (fifi e rx.'i Wit iiiil
tare Hint tiaiiiiui. AJJre ' 'ilium-.'' j
A.rhl All kinds or oivhartl top
Kiaft in u. Write me at imr i yu
iernlllK the Wi.lk .u WinU UuUC
V ni. R lluif, i?ut lieiilllOru.
VANTK1 2l) ev,n tluil will himh
ttbnut April. ( rty iu!,, f price
it MKhl. J. X. lu-.iii.imll, :M!i WliUei
NAN.KD two tr n.reo experienced
men io prune p..i mid Hplo (reef.
l'h une 3J-1'&, or come illiuit hi or
chard tu Uurden VulU-y. l-tid S.
lUmllt.-n
VANTKi. TlMKKUWtll accept tliu
ter as full or pait pay on much In
Juxcphine Co., en paved hiKhwuy;
i hool on place, l'rico $ 10.tmu.u0,
AddreKg 1". O. lU.x
W A NT Kl To I in tie K luTiTi t Ti "i'nu n7y
nifiilfrt rmiili lor UoneluiK property
up to ):o, 0H); will aoMiiiiie. J. X.
ltr;unhatl, :s Wiiiiem liids., Klam
ath Fulls, Ore.
WANTRlt tioine-ilie to help lliiamu a
bunlnexs proportiiton or to take '-i
Interest In same. ThU Is a KoJ
tuBtncutf, the owner lias patil Incumu
tux for the hint two yeuri. 1 urn
experunceit In this line of luinln.-riH
and ami well know it by t he whole
mile hou."!- and can Ki? koimI r-Ier-rncin.
11. I,. Olark, lij o. S'.cpiiutiB
t.. Itowiburtf.
MlSCKtiLANEOr.
TAIIOHINtl and dresnmnkii ir of nil
klnd. f.:H is. Main. Mra (Juthritlni.
LOWT AND rOTIHD.
KOIXI Meenae No. S781H. I-'ord Oar-
hko.
l.rT KIk's tooth. tetiK raved "Walter
Von. No. 7iVJ." Kinder pleusu return
t ( Nt'VH - t'X lew off i I' l
Kid'Nl" IJook and pnpora with name
tieorpe JnVMrlde. owner may have
mime by eiilHtitc at tltia office and
FOIl n K NT Sa f et y ftTolt boxes.
Hoftehurs: National Hank.
l'i)1t" ItKNT Furnished Meopln tooin.
IMiotie ;'!i"J. 32 :i So. Htephenw.
Ki'lt UFNT Six room hnune. clone In.
paved wlreet Inntilre at 6i7K. luie.
l'XHt ItKNT 2 furnished bedronnm";
furnace Iteut, Address G., Newa-
Heview.
OU RKNT Sleep tn if" room with privi
leRO of wliolo house. Hot nnd cold
water and bath. A teacher or woman
of similar occupation preferred.
Close In. l'tmne 17 7. -
FOU rtAI.K Canary birds. 625 South
lMne.
FOU SAUK- Dry llr nnd oak ttoial.
Phone ir.-Fl2. ,
Foil SALE liny. Kdenbower OrclVarB
Tracts. I'hona J6-F3.
Foil SALK Ouk and laurel wood.
I'hone f.-FSi.
FOU SAI.K I M 1 7 Ford tourln; new
KOH SAL.K Hay, potatoen, onttt nnd
wheat. Clayton's Hunch, Mulruae.
fee Jullun Simlt. I'hone -F-S.
rear tires, good mechanical condi
tion, shock nhori'U, new He in we,
22f. A. 11. Taylor, Hon burtf tlar
aKt ll)lt KALI. tinait of tcood. iron tie
wtnk mareM, welKbt about 1j00 jhs.
each, Ntiltahle for ranch or ilray
Well inuti heii. Can be neeii at Wil
bur until Saturday Addn-tts lh
Witjujr. On it'Mi
FoirsAli; -IteniinKton ivpewrlter No.
in. in first cUku eonditlou. or will
exehntme fur fonuiii or other small
ivpewrlter. Addrews Win. A. flutes.
Jn-i Smii1i TMi.. i'Hv
loik; diiuxtokv.
i IMTCI) AnTI.iKK Meets In Macca
I bee ball every tTednesday evening.
I Vlsitlnr? nieinhers nlwajn welcome,
i IlK'IIAIII) Ill'Sni, M. A.
j MU.IMi;n Mci l,lcir Treas.
. l:L:-! i: m'vrmti:y . secy.
l.llVAI. ClimKli OK MO(iK HrTseburK
UodRe No. K7 meets first and
third Tuesdrty tv-n1ntrs of each
tnonth nt K o clock In the Moose hall.
All viMtintc brothers are Invited to
attend,
C. W. OT-OAKR. nictator.
LL. i'A X'i'rF.U, r retftry.
i KAil.l ItoMeburir Aerie meets In
Aloife hull on Jackson St, on i.'nd nnd
4th Monday evenlriKH of eii' h month
at H o'clo k. VUinnff brethren In
Ifood stundina niw.tvs weiotne.
A. J. W FUl l W. IV l
w. m. ua mi:ui:, w. p.
It F. CooI'MaN. seeretnry.
A. r. A A. I.niirel I.odKr nt IX
Itetrular coiniiiunlcut Ions -t"d and 4(h
Wed ties da ys eai'h timnlh (it Masonic
Temple, JloHOtiurtC, Ore. Vlsltois wel
come. W. U THOMAS. W. L
M. K TTAHKIS. Six V.
Tim SKCI III I t HKM.I IT AHMH I A
Tll meetft In ttiA Ma cahee bnll the
k and Zr Tuesuavn in e.ich tnc 1 h.
lti:in:iAIIN " ltosihuiK Itrbekah
IxdKe No. 41, T. O. O. F . mels In
Odd Fellows Temple very wc-k on
Tuesday rvenlnK- Vlsltmrf members
In fpod siandliiK are invited to at
tend. SFPTF, .TArrcwiM. N. O.
kva ui:kox. s... v.
i;thi;i HAIUKV. Fin. fWy.
II. I'. (. KlkM, Itosehiira hoHue No. 31
Hold rcKular coimnun i .it lms at
the Kiks' Temple on co t! Tt"j-dny
of every month. AH tnmh.T r--ii-nted
to sttnd r gul.irl . nod ill
vIsitltiK brothers are cotdially In
vited to stu-iid.
ItoV TlFI.r'Wy. K. IL
I. Q. 1AV. Jr.. Sey.
W. H. A. . T .- Tt'.M hurt: "Itevii-w
No. 11 hold resrular m-etifufs on s-c-(,nd
Thursdny st t m. nnd fourth
TJiursdav m 7 :: p.ri. . -! r n j nt 'r
Invlled to Htend review. kac abee
Hall, 1'ln s. rl ('is ft r. ts
HKI.I.1-; STi:i'in::-.-"N. Com.
1 1 -m: i:it 1
PAGE Fim
1 oil KAi-i-. itloci-fTr"$3 .50, block oak
i L;"j.-.r H-FH. "
Foi: SALl-; l.ururnitiied six room
lul't:.rlM'1'--Apply -t m KoxTlor Ht.
i-oit AI-K l)o()K touring tar. Will
liude tor tetd or OievrokU Alju
t'ou SAJj-,-iiorw dnJ I'airi iii k 6
bui-MM fiiKiim. In nood vJU-Utlun.
a t V ouj r. A ra j.
l-'lHi SA1.K Iek SUe uitdinir und caU
eumtiMK maehliies, f. yr. KUarantee,
Addre.. 1 O. ltoxy,lt,.etiu:-.
l'Olt .Al.K Team, vieiKht 2t.O0. Ahio
wukoii, liaru. ,, and liKht hack. $300
A-Li1":-.!tJ- er.iK-klei, On.
l-'Olt SALK 2 span of 8 "year old
nuiles, sound and true to work 1 t'
Johnson, Mrtlu Creek. I'liuliir 19-X.
Myiilu Creek.
FtHl HAI.K Ten room lu7uV; eluht
lorn; modern. 1'art tasli, b.-ihuuu
tt.ime as rem. It. i HrtlUvan, at iVo
pleSnpp1yCo. TSut SA1.K Aired. ilu pupp'les ellKlhle;
ulmi three female Airedales, Ilv
months old dandies, clival.. J. b.
1 1 1 ik so U S u t h r I hy tre.
l OH SALK Jitney buiYueiitf, lheludin(f
car and liceime. Wet) enialdtKhed
trade, or Will sell ear alone. Call at
l'Oll SAIJ-: 1.!ku HioiouKlitired iu-roc-Jersey
boar, cheap, us w ure
not bre.dln Iiokh this vear. Tho
overl.ind Orchards, Charles A.
Itimid.-
Foil SAl.K Ten months "Wase" on 16
aere tract, house barn, etc.; also year
iase on teu-aere tract, (food house.
Kd Noah, Doer Crook iUucksmUh,
Shop.
l-Ht SA1.I-: 4t0 Angora nanny k alI
all bred to pureblood billy. Trained
dtK Koes with herd. J. N. Pramball,
rit.s' Win lor lWilg., Klamath Falls,
Q rev
FiHt s.vl.K- llil K.irdNon tractor.
Tractor In A-l condition. 3 bottom
jo inch plows; tandem disc. Will
sell at a naerifice. .Address Tractor,
NewK-llevtew.
FOU SA1.K - 1f.D a'cres, 1 m I fei" f nun
lionelmrir. Hutnlred acres tillable
soil, balance Krazlnu; land. Huffu-leiit
timber on place to cover price of
muh'Ii. 1'art canh( balance on terms.
lt.T. Hulll-an
Foil SA'LK One freilh cow. f30t ono
line (t-y ear-old mm; mule; llpiht
w:icon; one Iron wheel wtiKn; nice
white oa Is from valley; heard I oat
barley; alfalfa hay. and all kinds of
feed. . ' h ea p. J. M. Judd.
FOU SAUK t'.ood oat and vetch hay.
$1.; two good rows, fresh soon, will
I'xchanjto for pIkh, one 32(1 1'etatuma
in-ubator ; extra fine ilarred 1'ly
mouth Hock cockerels. C. B. Bhep-
li til, ll x on v 1 1 1 e, OreKon.
Foil SAbT; New Oregon and "rebla
strawberry tilants taken from ln
speeted, one-year-old stnlks. Also a
limited amount of lied Cuthbert
ranpherry plants. I'lace your ; order
row, u. a. Hcrcher. 1'lllnrd, OK-non.
liAHV cliickH for sale from selcOted S.
C. W. IeKliom hens. (dlfrreed O. A.
(. cocks, 27i to ;ii0 eKK strain, $13
per hundred. HatchhiK e 4u
each. AUo cickerels $1.0, and hens
$1 for hrcedlhf? purposes. I'hone -1
it-Kill. O. U iiruuton, lIxonvlllo,
Oit-Kon. i
FOU SAI.K 1 tin acres timber land, 3
uilh s south of Mvrtle Creek; S'i of
NWU. N'4 f SW4. Sec. 1U, Tp. 30 K.,
H. 5 W. Fir for hhwIuk. laurel and
oik for wood, nt $2.m pr acre.
Write S. M. Ware. N. 2'.03 Hamilton
St.. Spokane, WhmIi.
Ft Ml tfA 1K -Completo orchnnl e'l'iilp
ineut cons 1st! UK1 of ono Kood work
team, with barneNs; one Manly
sprayer nearly new; two plows, ono
disc harrow, one weeder, one three
soetlon ilrair, one farm watcon, one
Itrass mower, ami numerous small
on hard tools. N. 1. l'wterson, butli
erMn .
1. R. Iloaebnra Chsncer Rs. ft
Holds their regular meet In on ths
l.t and 3rd Thursday In each month.
All sojourning brothers and sisters
sre resner-tfullv Invited to attend.
MRS. FXIZ AltKTII U1T.VYAN, V. M.
KJtMK JOHNSON, Bsr-tnry.
I. (. O. F.. Ihlletnrlnn l-1ae No, 8 -Meets
In Odd Fellows Temple every
Friday eveninft st 7:10 o'clock. Vlslt
InsT brethren are slwnyi welcome,
M. M MF.HFinTH, N. O.
A. J. OKHPFS, Itec. flee.
JR 1IA1UKY, Fin. See.
ivnoinHf (lie Tll'lC WOIII.II Camn
No. 125, meets In Odd Fellows' hall
In Hnsehur every 1st end 4rd Mon
day evening. Visiting neighbors
always welcome.
FUKHKItfrK PORTKll. C. C.
1 M. M. MII.UKIt. Clerk.
KMUItT OF I'VVniA Alpha Iodge
No. 4, meet every Wednesday even
ing In loiiKlns Abstract Hall, corner
Jackson A Washington Bis. Visit
ors svtwnva welcome.
lllTIOU'H 11. niT7.MAN, a C.
IlOV O. YOt'NO, M. r.
K. PI. WlMUKIrt. K. R. H
K, l. T. M. Meets ench second nnd
fourt h Thursday of each in on 1 h In
Maei iibee ball, corner Ciiha Hnd Flno
pireetM. Visiting Knights always
Welcome.
I r (JOODMAN. Tom,
tj. W. ItAI'l', It. K.
1 Mi:i(;liiMitN tr tvtionni 1,Uho
' t ill H.k( nn 1 mt mnA 9rA
V .day evciUng In Moose hall. Visit
ing neiKhf-'irs Invited to at tnd
IfKI.UK CUKNPHAW, O. N.
ISA M"l 'ON AM . Clerk.
Just the Thing
fur that hurry up nial. K'M
it fow cans of Itoynl Club
Uninrt tn th hotiso. Tlioy cit
little and tlrlr food vuluo U
troiit. (itxid lit k Ii prado food,
packed hy eh-an, minltury und
HatiHfactory mot hods.
t Economy Grocery i
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