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I Rosmnvj iTKWB-REYTEw. movtut. FEiwr.iRT in. loaa. PAGB FITI PKEI STATE PRESS COMMENT Our ft lkuMW. Candidates for Dulli tlcularly aspirants fur gubernatorial uuuors, re unusually ahy about u- Northern spring ... ! unusually ahy about an I IM Walla . . .7 l nounctiig their candidacies tits year ...v j I ?u. y- ""'Pnii-nt I The reason la that moat of thoao wtac vrs QIOXATIO.NS. AT consider themselves available art " . I S .""? ,ec4 -'S00 Seeking the n,i,.r....,.,i .,1 hD. Feb. 13. (as- hakm:v 'TOrT.areonedol- , I No. J K Y shipment re fifty Wnts b11161"- l FLUVH Family patent. ghi at f 11 and nuiet -in. firm. LAND MARKET Prices. ...IT.OO 7.60 ... t.lbit 100 ... S.:iW . .. 4.76 to S.76 . .. 6.00 TP 6.50 . 4.50U 6.00 . fiTaCrr 6. 25 o .... oW .'. 2.26 S.26 ' 3.iU4i 6.00 . .11.0041 12.00 ..10 00 411.00 .. j.Toiiio.oo .. 6.501b 7.00 20: rmkera' hard wheat. $7.10 t..k- ' era' bluectem patenta, $M0; valVy (oft wheat. 155: alralghta. !U5 . M1L.L.KEEI ITIca f. o. b. mill: Mill- run. ifjn loia, ..:; mixed earn -i straight cars. $20 per ton; middling, $34; rolled barley, $.H6 3; rolled oata (3C: geratch feed. $44 per ton. COKN White. $3i; cracker, 135 per ton. . HAJ Buying price f. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa, $13.60 per ton: cheat. tl.!,oi 11: oat and vetch. $14 60; clover 111 valley timothy, $!4il5; eaatern Ore-' gor timothy, $16X7. .Jium !' (air slecra rl .1 .altera. . u ana helfera -r calvea . t calvra .. Ivhl aalvea .. ..TO 2Srl0.60 3oo ib. up. .. . ........ 10.00 Si 10.25 mntalna lambs. iy laait4 i".'.'.-' ..((oi f.edera .. linua trlinua ,:,er$ ilhert Li- Vlur. I.ri. I-ltc. ' . . 1)1 ....'$1.17 .... 1.14 1.14 Dairy aad Cauntry rrodoce. lU'TTEK Culiea. extraa. I3c per lb parchment wrapped, box lota. ,- car lona 3!c. liutterfat. buying p'rlrea No. 1 grade. 34c, delivered I'ortland. ' HOOK Huylng prlcea, 266 2Sc doz cae count; Jobbing prices, caae count isc; rundlid runch, 304i3lc; aaaocla tloii, aclecla, 34c; aaaoclatlon, Jlrata 42c; natoclutlon pulletu, 30c. CHUESE- riliamook. trlpleta, price to Jobbera. t. a. h. Tfllnm,...!, .Younjc America. 27c pound. ' nena. i;iij24c; aprlnaa J2c; ducka, 22'n2c; Reese. 20c; tur keys, live, nominal; dressed. 40c FtlltK Fancy, J 3c per pound. VKAL. Fancy, IGftKo pound frnlta and Vecrtablra. 1'ltuITS avel oraiiKes, $4.75g$8.50 1; . vl. ' v '"; arupciruit. $7ti 7.60 box; bananas, Si9c per pound apples, $1. 35ft a per box; cranberries' ustern, $1S per barrel. l'OTATOK.4 Oregon, $1.50n,1.76 per 100 pounds; Yakima, $1.766 2.25 per 100 pounds: awcet potatoes, 5U54.c per pound. Nancy Hall, $2.,".0 per crate ONIONS Yellow, $7C7.CO per 100 pounds. 6 522 I ! Pound: lettuce. $3 758 4.50 ' crate: car J f'X,? JXSl fota. t2i.6tl aaek; garlic. 15c per 3.oolb 0.00 pound: green peppera. 4550c per vrvim, t...iv yer hsck; celery. t"ii.nii per crate: cauiuiower, zn t.25 per crate: anuaah, 4c; aprouta. 20c: turnips, $3 per sack; sarsnlpa. $J.60(&3 per sack; tomatoes, $5.50 per . 10.U0'1 UJ.10 5.00i 5.60 9.75fl0.r0 x.2.' 9.25 4.75i (.25 6.75-S 8.25 7.00 8.00 7.50? 8.00 6 501b 7.50 1.16 I lug: nrtlcliokcs. tl.sriH 2 per dn'zcn. CE TO L0VEL0RK AND OTHERS . i FIT MRS. "" f TTTTT k Oolnmn of Qneatlaoa aad Ananer OondncteA by a Womaa Wbo Know. AqdreM jour Lsttera to Mrs. Ellsbary Care Vrrburg Newtlerlow. kho are seeking (tie endorsciucut of aloora mcn of oertaln aret aoclulles who have united to exploit the politicians, thus reversing the customary situ ation wherein the politicians exploit the societies. inia organization calls Itself a federation of patriotic aocwtiis. evi dently using the same definition of Patriotism that the profiteers did during the war, defined by Samuel It Did Something New. Tin! first car load of applva was shipped out of Hood lilver In the autumn of IttUO. That now tamed apple growing valley, was then un heard of. A demonstration of ib strides it has mads Is this: l'p to the present 2710 cars of 11(21 Hood Kiver apples of thu commercial pack have gone to markets from London to Portland and from thu continent of Europe to all Important murkets In the United Slates. In addition enough cars of apples that did not measure up for commercial pack are sufficient to Increase) the total shipped to more than 20i0 cars. Tho number of boxes lu that first Johnson In his lexicon as -the last c 22 years ego was about 800. refuge of scoundrels." Who the '" ciuuea variou. .man cou patriots are, is not vouchsafed to the public, but spokesmen of the Ku Klux Klun, the A. P. A. and similar societies appealing to racial or re ligious prejudice and bigotry, are among Its avowed organisers. It is claimed by the secret society leaders that the recent public school election in Portland was a demon stration of their power, that they have 40,000 members In the city of Portland whose votes they can de liver In a body to who-so-ever Is for tunate enough to measure up to their requirements, and they pose as the real arbiters of politics. It Is said that their claims are taken seriously atgnninnla c-athored together from the small and widely acutlored or- chards. Tho numlier of boxes In the com mercial pack already shipped this year from the 1921 crop Is 2,300, 000. The total number of boxes for 1921, including commercial pack and other grades, will reach 3,000,000, and may go to 3.500,000. Nobody yet knows what the aver age price for the 1921 crop Will be. It is certain to be not less than SI. 60 a box and It may go to SI. 65. If you multiply 3.000,000 to 3,500,000 boxes by $1.60 to (1.65 a box, you will get a pretty close Idea of the Feeling Grippy? Cold Coming On? DRV, tickling sensation In the throat, headache, feverish, eyes ache. Uun't play with that on-conung cold. Get Dr. King's New Discovery at once. You will like the way at takes hold and caacs the cough, loosens the phiegm and relieves the congestion in the eyes and head, and soon hreaks up the most obstinate atucs oi cold and grippe. Children and grownups alike use It. Ko harmful drugs, but jiut good medicine fur colds, coughs and grippe. Sold by your druggist lor 60c Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs , ' Tired Out la Half Day? You wouldn't be if your bowels were act ing regularly. Try Dr. King's Pills for sluggish bowels. You'll keep fit for work. At all druggists 25c f- PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE Dr. Kings Pills Hard Time Party In Church Parlors by prospeetlve candidates, who have proportion to which the apple Indu cheerfully swallowed their pride and try of Hood River has grown In 22 self-respect. If they had any, and years of actual production. Oregon Irs. Elltbury: Will you iwer (lie following ques me: Wbo are our present ators and representatives? :.e population of the U. S.T i? Isn't New Yoilt City !e largest city In the world last census report ? Who rate senators and represen ThankJng you in advance, I N 8TH GRADE STUDENT. Itnarles Ij. Mc.ury and MantHd are (he prewnt bun: Rillls O. Ilawley, X. ism i'. a. McAi-tluir arc Kstatrtes. The population urn Mates without her out- fwewions Is 105.710.i20. pnasesiiions tho population f.8. The population of 7Ki,:w. o, .ew York lot rated the largest city in 1 St the present lime. 1,011- fic largest city. Onr slate B. L. Khy and the rep are Arthur H. Mnrh and A. K. Slilriu. Dear Mrs. Ellsbury: I am cighleen years olrj, and have a chum who Is the same age. We have gone to gether for nearly a year and always gotten along fine. She went away about a month ago, and while she was gone I started In going with a certain man here that she did not know. After she came back she started In trying to cut me out. She would invite him down to her house, and everything like that, and has almost quit being friends with me at all. What can I do about It? I did think a lot of this man, and don't want him to go with her. What could I do? SAD GIRL. Ans. If I were you I would not do anything. If he wants to go with you, lie will, or If he wants to iro with the other girl, lie will. If she won a true friend to you, she would not try tartlra of this kind with friend that were Tours flrt. n. mi us wsaiiBti-rawisBMasjaaaasaMB vskd ixmns ix good. cox- D1TIOX. 1 1921 with starter. 1 1917 1 1918 with starter 1 1921 truck, A-l 1 Dodge, new top, new tires; in,: JsotTO TH TOW ; . . . . : f !, piano tuner. Phone 189-L. " sxtractlnn r tih at .Jlaionlc temple. Dr. Nerbas. i'l.N'S PR1T11T" '!.VS PRODUCTS for sale at :"" t. rrione 177. t TOMSETS Mads to esio tase, Pfcone 391-D. " sodas 10c, pla'ln milk e. tee cream cones 5c, soda no Alcove. flved. a rir r.f nni I k Sprints coal. Pago Lum- f A. Terry, of the Kauitable "lu Loan Imi.,;.. humbled themselves upon the carpet before the small coterie of would-be dictators. The election then Is not to be de termined by the fitness of tho candi date or his politics, but by the dic tum of a few who assume to do the thinking for the rank and file who subscribe to proscribe those who ex ercise their constitutional privilege of differing in religious belief or who happen to be of different raolal origin. Such fanatical oreanltatlons are unpatriotic to a degree and un American. .They are a recrudescence of the medieval Intolerance which devastated Europe by civil war and deluged the land with the best blood of the people. Their revival In the 20th century In free America Is an anachronism and a menace to dem ocracy. Pride ever goeth before a fall. Just as we emerged victorious from the war boasting America superior to the world, draft statistics revealed that 50 per cent of the adult population tested mentally 12 years old and un der. And Just as we began to think that the Oregon electorate had dem onstrated Its capacity for govern ment by smashing corrupt party ma chines and abolishing political bosses, we find secret societies of zealots wearing grotesque regalia banding together to seize govern ment'.- ,, . However, despite the feeble-mind ed and the fanatics, the common- sense and good Judgment of the people will prevail as It has in the past, and ihe effort to ride to power on prejudice and passion will col lapse as It did In the old "know- nothing" days and similar occasions since. Such endorsement will react in defeat and the politician who seeks it, earn the fate in prospect. Salem Capital Journal. A New Era In Naval Supremacy. Among the many direct conse quences of the Washington confer ence, one stands out as we review It as a whole the voluntary surrender by Great Britain of naval supremacy over the world by acceptance of equal rank with the United Slates. By the naval llmltailon treaty these two nations agree to maintain navies of equal strength, each superior to that of any other nation, each ade quate for defense, hut the two com Journal. lay-l'p Week. ' Many communities over the coun try are observing "Pay-up Weeks'' as a means of restoring business to a firmer foundation and the matter of designating a week In Astoria for' the liquidating of old bills la being considered. If It Is observod gener ally and In the spirit Intended the results will be beneficial for all. The theory back of the move Is that If you pay your bills, the man who gets your money can pay his and so on indefinitely. It Is a good scheme and it win work if people understand It and co-operate. Incldently this is a time when co-operation is necessary If the wheels of business are to be kept turning as they should. As toria Budget. A good deal of building is going on In Eugene now, much more than at this time last year. That Is a good sign of Increasing population and substantial faith In the future. What. Eugene needs, however, most of all Is more substantial progress, since lhat Is what any community must depend upon for permanent Bupport after It reaches a certain size. Merely to call attention to this fact, and to encourage the Industries already here, the Guard has been running a series of articles on Eu gene industries, that, are contribu ting to our growth and prosperity, and It should be the endeavor of every citizen to seek to Increase that list before the present year passes. Eugene Guard. The Presbyterian Young People enjoyed a hard time party given Fri day night In the church parlors. Dec orations of hearts and other Valen tine Day ornaments were used about the rooms. All present were gor geously costumed. Prlxe winners wore Marian Nichols and William Amos. Miss Nichols wore a plaid dress and her hair In braids representing a very neglected school girl. William Amoi ,-. H. Perctval Toughnut profession al .tfe cracker. He wore a derby hat, the top of which was mostly holes, and his clothes consisted of many patches. Different games were played throughout the evening one of which was newly Introduced and called the Quaker dance. This caus ed much merriment. IJite In the evening delicious refreshments were served. CLASSIFIED COLUMN riui obdii UiU:nn nfew TO DAT." tvr ttABTB3. VA NTKP WtHtiiv ultvra. Hoy or Uroa. l'tiuliu H-l H. WAN 'Pi: I A ail Ml a'i woium lHunkii.t.r. fall n-U or -74 W A NTKL i fl;ir I'uMft, poles inn! I'll In nr. A tiii n't C. R. mrv New- Ut'Tlt-W. WANT Klfc To UKNT 4 tr 6 room huut, K-ivuv jo, Atliirtj I 1-'., cure Now h-K.-y Uw WAXTKD-V" vvoinnn Koturol ttouhuwork.. Ad4r!'N llgUMvworK, Va NTi: l ViatTTy hUh tt-iu.ul iTi tti work for lotJ utiti Minn. Ad- itri HH U. S.. cjtrt Ni wu-It-vii w. rood. Foil HALH-Ouk and Laurel l'!itne ai-K:5. i-.if KAUi-A trrU milk cuv; TT limn. I'liont Ml HilU LU., 14-K14. KOH tSAl.Kr IHock fir II if, block oak l, iluyer Hvo- H-KU. Ftu ts.L.K Unfurnlnlu'd u room ii lii'd ' n. Apply 416 KqwIt Ht. FOH SAUK u1k touring: car. Will lriul fr Ki-rd or Chevrolet. Alo Kvrd delivery. l'houe I7h. VANTi;i All kliidsi or vri'hiird U Kruftiutr. Wrli m at on cuii oTitltiK the wmk you winh dune. sSutherlln. Ui. WANTKD Hy mtddU ad. married, exerl'm1, and liit nt1iilit inun, work on frm, (rutt ruin U prefcrrvU. AJlr'i.M U. jj., ,-ure Nwii-Uyx U w. iVANTKU TO ltKNT MmU.rn &or 6 room unruriiiNlu'd housa on naveii Ht. Will fttvo $10 to atiyon tch Init niv Information of fuch a luuw, AdtJr.Ma WAN'TKL). TlMlti:it Will ai ept tim ber h full or (urt pay on raiu-li In JoNfphln Co.. on avd highway, m-hool on pluif. Hrlc LU.wUO.ut). AJdrouli I'. O. Box 65. MISCEIXAMDOrS. TAlT.dHINtl and nreaomaklr of all klndw. 623 a M a i n. Mra t 1 1 hrU k a Mr. an Mra. J. II? Purl, of (JrVt-n. will take 2 or 3 i hi Id i rn and euro for tlitin. Wrltt- Ht. 1, Uoaolmrg. LOST (lold wrlat w-ntch, with Intt Irt.n K N. on bni k. Hlat k r!lbon band Phone h UJN IKur BhouUlor pU-;'o. Ow nr lina cull at thU office, dfscrthu It, and yny for thin adv. XOST Klk'a tooth, piiKraVtd "Walter Vour, No. 70a," binder tlaao returo to NVwa-ItfVli'W offk-o. tl'NI Book nnd paper with mimo tit'orKA Utlirldf. (iwrnt may have aaine hy cnllitiK at thia ulTlce and paying for nv. ' holt HAL, Mtr. ana Tairhai ka I lioiaa iiine. in tfood tuiiilon. tall ut lord Oarage. MK ALJ-: Tlaan whit oats, Sc pr lb. Alo 6U lti old growth fir bUnk wotwl on ffood road. Llndblom, Llx- OllVlllf. 'OH SAi,k apan of 8 yoar olj iimi. aoynd aud true to work. T. C. JohKaun, Mrt;v Cru. I'hou 1K-X, Additional Jurors For February Term Sir prospective Jurorfl have 1oen chosen to replace ibose who have been excused or have declined to serve. Of the six women chosen three have rejected service and on the sec ond drawing three more were chosen. They are Mrs. A. E. Churchill. Hose- burg; Kdith U. Heubert, ItoseburR; and Lula nose, Roseburg. Thette three women have been called for Jury duty but have the right of re fusal. Two men were excused and U was fenind hat one has died. Tho three chosen to replace them are C. L. Davis. CanyonviUe; John I. Larson, SutherlJn; and Edward T. Jleeson, Myrtle Creek. FOB BEJt- FOU RENT Safety Ovposlt boxes. Itoneburic National Hank. Foil UKNT Kurnlahcd aleuplng room. So. wtl,v'l'''.n!': FT)ft ItVfNT 4 unfiirnlftliod ruoma and inw furnlghfd room. N. Kuno St. FOIl KICNT Four f urnnlhnd houao- kooplntr roonta, ' down alalra. 8 1 J Wiruh. ater St. Phone 1T0-V. Fo U KM N T i room apartnifiita""'f"ur'- nlahod for h. k. Clivin. pomfortaM and reftwonhlo. Onll Ho. Pino St. rot; ircub. FonHAIiF--liia riintfo. rhone nfi-J. FOU HALKOrV llr and ouk wood. Phono K.-F12. Foil HAt.K -5 AiiKoriL atJi. two vears oltl, either nannies or wether. Fred Parrot I. Wilbur. Ore. FO)t HALK May, potntoea, outa and - wheat, Clavton'a Hanch. Mulroau. Fiso Julius Hindi. Phoii 6-FJ5. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE I'liiiT tatowKit ;ivi:s aihioh $350 . .'. .J226 . .. .$250 condition . . .$250 ! blued not strong enough lor success ful attack on the next strongest this Is a bargain $400 navy that ot Jnpan. This Is the 1 truck, Just overhauled, com- bosi assurance that Great Hrltaln plete new motor $3R0 could give that Its naval power will 1 truck, (good shnpe . . . .$250 . . not be used for dictation or for con- 1 Maxwell, good shape... $125 quest, but Is to be uxod in conjunc- 1 Stanley Steamer $100 I tlon with the navies of other nations, 1 Cletrac tractor $1250 chiefly the United States, to police C. A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO. . l. f. t. ci.rn daxce. Ore., " at the Umpqua it- .... V- t.. nf Olalln oam J'tfl'irri.tv n on,..l . t. r wng and viistins: with .is"011'.,'" w '""en to" acn nr. til I- . . . . . . r ; am ne 10c each. S. U a .. . , v'tlH. RTf III 1npflu-.l fl.lo fif'l'ping. Thev left r IV; "' ''xPect to return ' inu week. thw seas and to keep peace. Ore- gonian. Ilohhintf It. There's a world of difference In bobbed hair. There Is the straight, coarpe hair Kditor Nows-Iieview: Miiny fruit growers have asked me; why so much fruit Is grown that! does not measure up to the given 1 standard of quality? I am answ?r-, lug through the columns of the News-Iteview, to enable tho Inrgent , number of Interested growers to benefit thereby. Tlw cause is that many fruit growers do not know the business from knowledge or exper-1 fence. To grow quality fruit re quires an exlenaive knowledge, and long years of experience. It would bo Impossible to give the many minor factors associated with the production of quality fruits In one short column, therefor-, a few gener-, alities must suffice. The four major factors requisite to grow quality, fruits are, cultivation, fertilising, pruning and apraying. Follow the spraying program proscribed by the stale hoard of horiirulture; prune according to the character of your, trots and the naturo of your soil;' fertilize with nltrato and lime; and cnltivatfi parlv wh-!i rianeer of front a are gone; If you prune heavy, cult!- WJ vale fleep, Aiwavs prune your trees m Our Dry Cleaning practically means t h a t c a n w e Bhow yon? Onr Aatd WtTI Call FOU SAl-K OH Tit A OK Ahlnnd prop erty, rtvo room honno nnd 2 lota, 2R7 8th Pt. Woo.lnhert. chh-kfn house and park. For Iton. hurK pron erty. I. V. llvdlfvr. North Hid. tiro- ory. BAMV CHU'KH White IHhorii. Tt. I. Itfri. Itl&ik MlnnrraH. Ply mouth Hoi-k. iIho huff OrehiKton from prlr.p wtnnlnif Moi-k. prin-i nnht. m roit KA1.K Ten room house; clxbt ,. lot; modern, piirt raah, balunc a mo as rent. It, T. Sullivan, at Po- I ' U; g u ply Qo, Full HA1.K -Jltriwy lointiivaa, imlu.lliitf -r and lheiiMe. vn oatablishtd trade, or will aWl rar alone. Call at ftl ont ig r amfltar Store, Full tfALfc. KeKleler.l Jeraey cow, .. i5; alHo pure ltr-d Juraey ralf, male, $-0; with rUtry papera. $:10. or will triule for wvunllnir plva. 11, Irving', Wilbur. FOK SALK litai Fnrdaon tractor. Traotor In A-l condition. I bottom M huh pluwa; tandem dlw. Wilt ell at a mi-rtflcw. Addroaa Tractor, '' NeWfl-lteVleW. VOH HALK Knrvlo"pTdliTTtrltannlei, 3rt Vol. and key. In pwrfoct condl- , tlon. t-0. KinnplA copy at Newa Hevlew. Alao allKhtlj uaed Ilruna- ' wlt'k phonoicrnph. alw JIi60. juat aa ' goo1 ha new, $75. Inrludlnif IH worth oftiood record. W. t.Wohl forth. Foil SALK 4fifl" R rea. m milea from lioaehurK. Hundred aerea tlllahlft ' all, bnliinre frraalnc Innd. Hufflrlent ' timber on plarn lo rover prU of rant h. l'nrt raah, balunce on turmi. It. T. Hulllvnn ' FOK HAlK New Oregon and Trebl ' atiHwherry plant a takrn from In Hpected. one-year-old atalka. Alao a limited amount of Hed Cuthhert rnapherry planta. Plaro your order Sow. IL A. Ho re her, lUllard, Oreson. DAltV chirk a for aula from aelocted S, C. V. lA'uhorn hens, pen Ik reed O. A. O. cocka, 21 f, to Rott pkk atratn, $13 per hundred. Hatching et(Ktt in each, Alao cork ere la $l.r0, and hena $1 for breeding purpose. Phone IV-KM. c U liranton, Dlxonvllle. - Oregon. ' FO 1 1 HA l-K 160 acroa timber land. S uitlea aouth of Myrtle (.'reek; H4 of NW'i, NVt of SWH. Hec. 10. Tp. 30 8. It. 6 W, Vlr for aawloKa, laurel and o.-ik for wood, at $2.u0 per acre. Write H. M. Wuro. N. 2603 Hamilton St.. Spokunc. Waali. , h)U SALK At $Too per aero. 10 aeroa im-uitMi in i lie neat Rarnen apoi oc the I'tnpcuia Valley, Improved and alt rendy to move on to and go to rais ing a crop. A truck giirdon man run tn:ike thin place clear Itaelf at leaat everv three yearn. lnveatlRate. Hee K. Matihllnfr. nn the .'urry Katate. FiiTl HALF.- -Thoroughbred Tancreil atrnln White LeKhorn aettlng Kga. ' from a (.train of trapnented 200 lo 2rH-eKR hlnla; mated to, cockerel from a trnprieated atraln of 28 enna. tl per aettlng, or 10 per hundred. Theau bona may he aeen 1V4 mllen weat of K'ddlera Home. Thone S9-F3 or vrrlto Mra. K. W. Hharp, Hoaehurg. 1 trppon, lodge DmncTonr. VMTi:i aiitis .tf Moots In Mai-ca- tto tisll evt'rv ft'oillit'aday ovrtilnsc. Vtattlntr ntoninorH Blwnva welcome. HK IIAItl) IirSCII. M. A. MIl.DltKI) M'c'I'I.UK'K Ircss. III'Ml'HICKV. Hacy. miiai. oiiii:i op moosk itoaebura LiodKe No. 1037 meets llrat and third Tuesday evcntna;a of ench niuiilh at 8 o'etork In Ilia Mooaa tiall. All vlaltlnir brotlmra ar Invited to attend. c. w. rtAKr. nictstor. IT. ). FAHtlKTBR. K.-relry. 0. IQ. S.. Iloarbnra Cltaptor If.. 9 Uolda their resutar meeting on th. 1st and 3rd Thuradaya In acn month. All sojournlnc broth. rs and slaters are r.pei'tf ully Invited to a'tend. mm. ki.i.ahicth kunyan, w. M. KK10K JOHN.tQN. BoTeiary. 1. 6." 6. F.. I'hllrtartaa I.odae No. N Moots In Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening at 1:30 o'clock. Vlalt Ina brotUren aro alwaya welcome. M. Ml MIOUnniTH. N. O. A. j. okiii:h, rtec. dec. 1 ,1. t). HAII.KT. Fin. Bee. IiAil.F. Itoaehurg Aerie meet a In Mooan hnll on Ja kaon Ht. on nd and , 4th Monday eveiilnx ot eah month at 8 o'clock. VlKltlng brethren In good standing si way a welooine. a; J. WVLFF, W. 1. P. W. M. LA M Kit K, W. P. It. F. fionliMAN, Hecretary. A. K. A A. M.. I. a ore I l.ftdKe o. 13. Ken ul nr coiuiminl atloim 2nd and 4th i Wedneadaya each month at Masonic Teinpta, ItuauburK, or. V'lalturi wel coinu. W. U THOMAS, W. M. W KrtAltHIS. Hey. MKlT.li lift MS Or V OtHM IIAFI-tsllar Cti'i'le N'- nieeta on lot nnd 3rd P .day evenlnsa In Mooao hall. Visit Ins neighbor Invited to attend. KKLLK CltKNSllAW, O.' N. 1 LKUNA McOuNALIt. Merk. IIKIIlTliAllfl ltoiehurtf Itehekah JaodKe N't. I. O- - meets In I Ofl.i Follows Temple every week on ' Tueadny evenlnar. VlaltliiR members In Kood staudlnsT sre invitea to ai- nd. . PT'SIW J A' K HON, iN. U. KVA l.KN'flX. Set V. lAILK.Y. I in. "'rT-. oarburs Leila e No. 3-S mo No. 126. meets In Odd Fellows' hall In Koseburir every lat snd Srd Mon day evenlnira. Visiting oelhbors always welcome. FKKDKUICK rOHTER, C a M. M. MILIKlt, Clerk. HM..HI9 4K lYTIllX Alpha LodS No. 4, meets every Wedneaday even lna In DoiiRlaa Abstract Hall, corner Jackson t Washington Bis. Visit ors always welcome. ituiioLPii r. iutzwan, a c. HOT O. YOU NO. M. F. W. BWIMnKKUIL R, B. li. I. T, M. Meets 'each Suconrt and fourih Thurnday of each month in Miicr.ihce hn!l, corner Onus and Pine streets. Visiting Knights always w u koine, U r. OOOPMAN. rom. O. W. HA Pi. H. K. tn 5 II. I. O. Klk. it or. YOU WILL RELISH OUR Fine Steaks FOR YOUR EVENING HEAL AT Bowman's Cafe Try an "Old Fashioned Steak.' They ipIcdhu everyone , Don't forget our Kprielni 25c DINNER Mrs. W. R. Bowman Proprietor H ti . . . id..; .'- " ' Proper k 1 r ce"' rrnlurtlon trio i. slaJes. Hud- ' has u n rorelvo here that "v a horn yes-1 A 1:;h-,o Mr- ni I'm. ; ', l.a' ,hrlr hota In .'- H .Mrs. Kr.d Kledol of ne to !!,. r. .ii'1"!iy r.. Mi.pw " n f, 'Ort of Ihe elly 1 ? new pavement "eel la now nf- r Irnlfln i n I.,.. ,, " jmsa utrr. . ., hrn nsx-esaarx for . ' ' P- 0rT th Mam St l "T bad condition. ', t ft . " 'raleht out 1 and teach the high- At the KIks hull Monday that hangs severely over tho ears to conform with llf.m charnclerls- A MnflCUlth r IH Vflf-nlllR (5 1 u"lrt fK"lr i-oininuni. atiotis hi fivenlne. Feb. 13. Vsiml enjoy- aI1(j that seems to rattlo when the I ties: Leave room for licht and sun- 5 tttS mill IIOTUI J1U0 A ' '!;: 1'"'S' '"t.lJdVJ'.Z able time for all. Good Hiusle. wearer moves about and that makes i shine In tops of trees; this holds the J They're Itoval t'luh Ilriind, of w uuet. to att.iiil regularly, and all Don't miss it. you think at once of a Kusslan Kara-j action of tho carbohydrates above J ruro i v1""1" irtners aro cur.iiuuy in- nina. and then there Is the soft, the nitrate adieu. II. member, there f. . ... . rA lo ""l-,1.? r.i.i m it ' fluffy hair lhat simply wont slay put Is only one royal road, and that Is 1 n,'' ' A J. 1. LAV, Jr. fteey. ..... and that aeems to make a cloud bank knowk'dite that con" only from m """ "J w A T- m. fton.i.urn Itcvirw UNE HOMh HIK Ml.b. j frame for the face. One style softens study and experl. pre. Yours truly, d ru" , ' ' . K1 No. 1 1 hc,M regular ni.rt.ns. ..n a-. . - I th fealur. on hrmC out t.,o u.-j LOl I.-, Uf.KOOl.U. J r. Sanitary packed. S ! WZy'l v . with' modern hath room: a (tood imr-j either style will cover the ear. go, TltV Tllb 5 Vnnnf,m.r T-AiAfV i ""Tr'lMs'rrK'-HVA'v.N, o.. age. Bargain If taken at once, Wl modMty can he conerved t the; - ... 5 hCOIlOlTlV lirOCGrV lJ .V';s''(k 'i.Ai r. . not ho for sale after Fell. 20. Call I same time, uui we can e nu u itoinen uuie uarner wio. ni vis k w 7 1 M f iTk SKt't KIT Hi:t-Kir ik 1- ... . ..-... fn.DAn ni r,t in ,iiv(((iin in v fVfn were i no neno v. inrni'Mtr-r .st . iii urr. tireson.iar f I u.ir, i. in n.. .i. ir i;i inn 1144 Corov Ave shaved lirnion Cminiv Courier. .T A. Davis. 1'rop. fin mianriivV1 :..i -ir,i t . n, ...n n..- th. (WAikif tjx ?-,mj:v$r &rim A Reduction in Hats PERCY L.CROSBY
