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PAC TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Unutd Pally Except Pajr-dey
B. W. r.tr
. Wlmberly
Bert G. Batea
6UUbCKIf TION HATES
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InUy, aj: ujuni:, lj njall
l;.Uy, tf.ie nini'ha. t y Liali
lTtny, month, by mn!l
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;r.wno, oasON, Thursday, November zx 1922.
ALTOMOniLK DRIVERS AND LIQUOR-
and those arc
a ul
mo:
ore i.vo two tliiiiRS that do not go together, n
ihil,' ilriviticr and li'iuor. As automobile driving increases,
;.i'e
is coiiotaiUly needed. Nobody ouj'l.t to bn ia loose cm
the road; w kit a powerful machine, unless he is tnoiwm ni.i.-.
of himself, perfectly conscious of what ho is cloinjr, ar.d ia a condi
tion to exercise rood judicmenl. An amount of liquor that might
do no Miueial hi.rm in other circumstance;;, will raiso the mis
chief when a man gets behind a .steering wheel. If he took the
name amount in his home, he might iov Hie clloct simply by
talking a little louder and fatter than usual. While he might be
considered to act foolishly, yet no special harm would be done.
Eut a ma:i who is in that slightly excited state is not in posses
sion of lib normal faculties. A feeling of over confidence pos
sesses him. Jf lie sees a narrow chance to cut in ahead of another
car, or to s;;i.e the rixht of way that does not belong to him, lie is
too confident that he can do it. He rushes ahead and takes his
chances, ai d a i-mash often results. A large part of the many
jiecidenla that are oecurtttjr ami bringing a harvest of death, in
jury and misfortune, are due to this cause. As a consequence the
courts of many slates are handing out severe penalties to those
who are caught operating cars while under 'the influence of liq
uor. Only in this way can this evil be checked. The great ma
jority of driven are robir and careful. Rut often with the best
of care, ihey can not keep out of the way of Feme hilarious oper
ator who comes tearing through the streets at a breakneck pace,
crowding other cars out into ditches, and smashing into others
that have the right of way. Public sentiment believes in drastic
enforcement of the law as to intoxicated drivers.
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FIRST CALL FOR CHRISTMAS.
t
Ixmg distance travelers frequently feel sleepy and indiffer
ent wlien the dusky waiter comes through thtf car callfng out
' First call for dinner." Tiny are not hungry, and are sure they
in get places in the diner later. So they wait on awhile. Aroused
;,v the iiecond call, they bestir themselves and plunge through', the
"waving train, and frequently find that the seats are all taken,
'.'.'hoy will probably have to stand for some time until the more
r-nighted people finish their leisurely meal and yield their
iiaces. h'o it is in the first call fix- holiday buying. Those who
jxistpone action have cause to regret the delay. There will never
be a better time than today for buying Christmas and holiday and
winter stutr. The stores of Iioseburg are stocked up with a'lot
of fine goods. They are all fresh, assortments are full, they have
not lioen picked over. Trices will be no lower, and will probably
go higher before the holidays. Furthermore now is a more com
fortable time to do shopping. Later w hen the stores are crowded
with buyers, it will be hard to get the attention of the salespeople.
They can not: stop and talk with you about goods, when they have
several customers to wait upon at one time. The tendency of
people to crowd into stores during the two weeks preceding
Christmas is an absurd habit. It makes the distribution of goods
cost more, because many stores have to put on etra help at that
time to take care of the nUi. If the trade could be distributed
over six weeks instead i f two, sales expense would bo lower and
goods would cost less. Late buying of Christmas gifts is an abom
inable nuisance for store clerks, postal and express employes and
"truckmen. Sensible an. I kind-hear! eil people should "come early
and avoid the rush."
o
Cood public schools are the bo.-.t asset a communiiy can main-
tail' Still, there are quite a lot of people w ho think that a public !
sch . 1 roojn is not of sullicicnt importance to receive more alien- !
tion than a barn yard- Induration with them counts for naught '
Jjirunc flbfchtn'6
BV BERT O. BATES.
n f. dcral amendment a'ch a the one
lavcavl by thp house wain and means
cr.iuiiilttMj, prohibiting the Issuance
of tax-frw aoruritiea by !! r mat"
or fol'Tal (fort mms-nt. would meet
ill." approval of enough Mate bci
'aiurcs to put It oYr The stars
will not llirhtly snirrfn.l.r th.-tr own
Power in tlila matter, '. -cause tax
t i-x.Tii titi. .n eivi-n them . 1 tier mar-
A rr.Jn who wants to ay eomething ((,. f0r i,0iid. Eugene I:- ,ast' r.
foolish seldom ever wait tor the prop-
er opportunity.
HELLO, FOLKS-
I trail Vour IN I!
Thn New York state
CORSETS FOR MEN. 1 of Local Insurance Ac a
A coleaio'-ed Parisian, one cf the a "read your policy'" c
bist known arbiters of f.iunion, ha tion phim-'s ar- to f
landid In tni country, bringing tne 'in l.'ie inmpim-nt.
that we would ge
tome way.
A ;oS tut Ion
is Ktar'I'K
r..:-'n. M..-
:r.- Iar.'i li
sT.-ir film
important ii.forrrst.cn tnat co.-scu for shows a llltl Klrl all iirr-f d up I'J
men a, e now in style. Tne Taller. li.-l.-. waring M -:. "'
Tne women .s.iould have Known, rran-i) i '"'p; an u-
when they crafcb-d. our gum overshoe, trai-t.
that we would get back at them in; P.-opIo who wo thin pi'- re and It.
! KcronipanyinK eslllhlt-- win n"i
I -.1 tlo- l.--.Mon, hut f K il iralnliiK
j-hmiM not he neccssaiy to make any
rliiz.-n read tils policv w tore n
siL'n or aeentfr" them.
you are." ..... 1 Kvery huniness di timent. of
Harold "Ain't neither; hut if ma C)UT,. ,,,,, ,,0 reB , 'ore It I?
finds out she'll lick me." Uj.-nf d and this li cop' IrHv true of
l-rnnkie How'll your ma find it j lllP'uram. confait. aich iiM'ally
out?" " ''i covers inanv items r.:nl nntains
Harold "She'll see the elector go-j maIiy provisions. The i.-.r. fi'l poli' y
ing into your house." I hold. -r knows what tin i.i t:i itl. li lo
St . I Tor tin- money lie pays !'y stuilylnp
Some people aim at nothing and hit ,(,,, forms issued by .ISf f r-nt com-
the ma.-K every time. i nark's lie is enabled to rh. ...-.' wisely
t -s j before pl.-ieinn his lixuran' e. Th
THOROUGHLY. I ro'np.in- is protected ia turn; for
"New Yorkers talk a flood deal!w)l,.n .,' ninn knows fnni the fir.'
about hick towns."- J what his insuranep noii'-v entails
SOUNDS BAD FOR FPANKIE.
Frankic "You're afraid to fight, i
BAND PLAliNG
WiNTER CONCERTS fS
3f.
First Entertainment to Be
Given Tuesday Evening
at Antlers Theater.
Conrnrt Will lie tiiven In ronnef lion
Willi ICoKtilar Molioll l'ietllie
roKi-iim Ihtml to Share
In I'mllis.
Most of them tome from so-called
hick towns, they ought to be thor
oughly conveisant with tho subject."
4 . .
It must be annoying to he born rich
and never have an opportunity to brag
about your humble-sLart
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AFTER MARCUS AURELIUS.
Anything worth while is a life job.
A coward dies on the installment
plan
there is little llkelihooi oi mi.aincier
rlandinp later when le.-s - are to l)'
settle,) or the period of renewal ar
1 ives. Albany Ijenicc:v.t,
What 11 Subsidy Means.
All Ann Tirana vnni nn America;'
nierehaiit murine. None of them hp
fifthtiiilt the proposed subsidy he
cause thev are opposed 'o American
ships. An opponent "f the present
nrotiosal is not necessarily an op
Innocence is an empty form of life. I poiient of an American I lee., inii-
Sincerity is inclined to obedience, lis a vast, dinerence 01 "l""'"".
C.,ml- k . hnnl.r fnrrc ever". BS tO hOW that fleet IS tO IK
He that discovers our vulnerable I operated and maintained.
... nri.niratinn The nropnneniB OI I"
03 t I
The optimist cannot see a devil
without horns nor ft fool unlesc he t;ll'
jangles his bells; the pessimist pro
vides these appendages for all.
Youth is not of years only; but ma
turity scmetjmes is.
Experiences which mature the un
derstanding may harden the heart.
Hey, Larry! Turn off the fun ep;got
here comes something serious.
ty -rr
THE CODE OF A COOD SPORT.
Thou shalt not quit-
Thou shalt not alibi.
Thou shalt not gloat 0"cr wTnning.
Thou shalt hot be a rotten loser.
Thou shalt not take unfair advan
tages. ' '
Thou shalt net a&k odds thou ait
unwilling to give.
Thou shalt always be ready to give
thine opponent the shade.
Ttiou shalt not underestimate thine
opponent, nor overestimate thyself.
Hemeinbcr tnat the game is the
thing, and that ho who thinketh oth
erwise is a mucker and no true sports
man. Honor the game thou playctt, ic
he who ptayeth the game straight c:iu
hatd wins even when he loses.
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Alright, Larry, turn her on again.
nt hir
Insist that Us defeat woiiki soum-
for a merchant murine. 1 nai
not true. The fleet rail ne operaie-
he the covernment in various ways
. inonir them, hv lenslng the ships or
contract. To he sure, that metho.
has not paid Kreat dividends to tlu
I'overnmenl. hut it 1ms not cost half
what the merchant lie t would cos'
...wl.-r 1:10 Biihsldv nrnliosnl.
(-jider present roielitlons thr
v-r.-hant marine show- " .lefl"it tr
the government of $ r, . . .0 0 0 .000
vear. Thi shipping leisine::i is nm
at Its lowest ebb. The riemand fe
ships Is not si-eat. l.ecr-ise trn''.
has steadfastly declined dunnjt tlr
last two years. There h:re h--fewer
cargoes to carry, and hiir--..ner.l
in.v rnsls l-'.v.'ll under tiiei"
...n.lliloiis tho fleet is cn-.tina: th'
people only $:n.OOO,enO annually.
Hut the purpose of the suhsl.ly 1
In B1 that fleet for 10 cents en th
dollar, and then to pay .inn.OOi
11. vear to nrlvale owners In the '"nr
ei':i s ihsi.lv. or soinothinit litte f-
000. 000 a vear more under prtvph
operation than under the presort
., a-iees. to sae nothltiK of nnltln;
a r- irtieat Rift to private inter, st '
oT Hi ' h'ii;e fleet now owned by th'
I . a , i, I,, ;,,i,iitnn to that even
It I.i proposed to loan thn private In
1, r,,;',i J I eon. ".ul to refit th
t.
ro HAVE DOUBLE EILL
Thn first or a s-'ii s of band con
ori.i to ! Rivi'n thin winter by the
ifimiirlns County baml will bp Rlvon
it.t Tupsdity niL'ht at the Antlers,
n ronnt-rtion with tho regular pro
rram of that popular theater. A
me entertainment is promisMl and
he profits will he (iiid-'d between
the theater and the band.
The hand has hrr. voikins diH
ntly for two months to prepare for
his rone rt series and has a proKram
reparrd which will interest all
ii u h I tovera. The band is speriatiz
iik on f.iectioiiK from t ho popular
iperas, also upon standard band
uanh'-H, overtures, etc., a well as
he late popular imiFic. The exoel
ent proiiram beint? made by the hand
as been the subject of much favor-
:b'f rnntiuent recently and the or
ganization 13 beltiR widely praised
'or its pieainp work. Men and
women who are familiar with hana
nusic pay that the Kor,ilnirs baud is
ne of the In-st in the entire state
uid they jrive it very hii;h praise.
The band concert will be held ini
onneciion with the regular motion I
uctur procram, which will be up '
o the same hitzh rtandard as is be
ing maintained by the manacement
r thP Antlers. Tiiis double bill will
be offered at a very reasonable
iricp ami it is expected that prac
tically all music lovers of tho city
will take advantage of this oppor
tunity to see and hear a fine enter
'ainnunt. The band proposes to give one of
these concerts every two weeks dur
ing the winter season and In their
plans have been given the co-opera-
fion of the management of the thea
ter. The management has offered
the band a very liberal share of the
'irofits and the organization will he
ible, with the support of the resi
lents of tho city, to raise sufficient
funds during the winter to pay the
many expenses which are incurred.
illGHWAVwi'WANTS
FINES IMPOSED DIVERTED
For roasting." canning' or.
preparing entire meal at one time r"-
delicious roast, baked potatoes,' l t7
liiauoiuiii niiuaucsscu o u e . i u 3 rice puu - c ' ' .
ding or baked apples. lpecial prj
You can do it and save the time, work J!11 'a
and fuel necessary to prepare such a., '1? $4.35.
rr.eal in the ordinary way, if you have a . 1 SEtHUM sra
aWear:Ever-",'!t
Aluminum ia Roaster .
Lmt at how yom how thit aUntll can ft maefm - bivnlmj
to aM time and fuel for you EVERY day grtul ly 'tiiMfa
Churchill Hardware Co.
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT
PllICES TAIf) FARMERS FOR
I'KOllL'CE
In otlirr woriiK. It la proposed tr
rive nwav the fleet locaint It Is noi
nnyine at a time wlien tlio shipping
l.ii-.in. ss is at it? wnrat. ami then tr
more tor tr man is new.u i"11"
L would help sonic if more people
w. t r sensible instead of being so
sensitive. ( ' J.
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LUROPEAN CONVERSAT VENtSS. liar
In Euronn Ihrv rail th. n.w th.n is ' ii i dev nriwn t rircimntanrra. In
always hanging arounrl and telling i i-"e.l i.ni!lm?s? 'r Is it a pra'i !
von how to rlo ihf r.n.iir ieh 3 -k ,li.t. I t he lirivate pliippin.' Interests III IV
ei." In America we rail h.m .m,. I i Alien , r of t lie p. ep of t he ronn 1 1 v
thing a little worse that that. Name
him yourself then crown him.
WHAJ'S IN THE NAME,
Mrs. Simpering "And la your
charming daughter convent bred ?"
Irate f ather (in receipt of bills)
"No, college loaf!"
j
LAFE PERKINS SEZ:
"!t nevi-r rain:i hut it pours when
you haven't an iimhrella.''
llle illtei
rati neve
II "1.
m; fan In r. why do the priv
.sts wart f,io ships If tl'."
r he made lo pay?
fleet i.i a TChid' elei:iant
th.v wirt Willi II? Am'
If it Isn't a -white elephant. !iv
the rie. t awav ami pav more for it
iiialiiteiianro than ii nnw paid?
I.
l'U e
JI
V. Minuet
of Seattle
but l!ic almieiity in!l,,r is ;
ami I'MTvthinjr il'.al In
" Jili'ti-iy v. ipnl I'lMin tin ir (.
" Wi-ailli. Ilavi-:;: iu'vr lia.l
t.co iui intl !' impro ii;jr i
cir I'.n,! - ami 4;hh
sihotil
en
rl.
make ;i liritor ((iniiminily liu- is coit'
;iei ii'iin- in tlii'ir j'l'i'cil t'nr inv;il,.
tin" .iia.si,!'i' uf rcarinj.; ;i child i!u ,
lie ad mim emout ii' (ilhcrs mid their
VICTROLA MUST BE SOLD.
I l'ii l it "" i !e Vie' tola anil ri-rnrilx
1 ! ,"'! I ni n h.. I.a renin for
j ra.Oi. for full part ;. n!:r . r.nd vhere
i .1 em he -Ten nildl'Cs-t (loo. ('. Will
: ii-n, Ore.
. iv. l;it
ill- tin k.
prominent turkei
arrlvod In th" !(
.k hut th ' t. ,il
: r Is hero annua'.!
season.
5 I his l'au' ftll clios! of
.si'll'ia!i (li.iiosiliiuis art" .n ccrvi
' Fchiicl Imiltiiiios appcil tn thrm
iva.slr. "U caiil'iot M'il ihi'i i a
HivoviT, it. is a K'vat f.iti -!'.!.: i
is y real 1 in the minnn'y.
t-'d thai
s a malt
'.Mlii
a tl
R a:-'
it tin
i.i'd M'iuuils and yot
il' t't ra ar'.iia c and
'ir.V ciiui'at iiir.i I iiiii's.
s. cf cit i. i li.--!1 iii
.. Community Plate 1
ante rrcss lomnient s " -
tnv Asnni-lateil l'i r
rtlHTl.AM). Xov. 2:!.--The liiKli
vay .ii",iii;ii;:.ioa iiulicatoil today that
it would ask the legislature lor a law
providing that fines imposed for vio
ation 01 the slate tralfic laws he
atari d in the highway lund, instead
if going to the county treasuries.
A new rliiiunent of nifty styles of
Mark saleen aprons. Something new.
Marksbury Co.
yl IM! I I I.T.S ST.Tl;.IKT
Ciorce tjuine. Republican rar.lli
date for ('ounty jiidKe at the recent
l.etiou and who was successful in
K-iliC eleeted to the office, today Hied
Ins statement of cirri i. in expensi s
'.nth County Clerk I. II. Kiddle, .hula"
Jtl.lle spent $1 '."). NO ill his own i.e-
liali dtiriim the cainpaiKii, his state
mint sljows.
miRo pa1y7eaWio -
AWAIT THE SPRING fLtUIONS
Butter, 85 cents a pound.
Dutterfat, 46 cents.
KKgs, 45 cents per dozen.
Kggs, pullet, 40 cents per dozen,
hens, heavy, 17 cents a pound,
liens, lieht, 10 cents a pound.
Turkeys, No. 1. live, 28 cents per
pound.
Turkeys, No. 1, dressed, 35 cents
per pound.
Springers, la cents a pound.
Old roosters, 10 cents a pound.
Wheat, J1.10 at mill, sack re
turned. Parley, $flG a ton.
Veal, dressed, 8 to 11 cenls a pound.
Hogs, dressed, 12 cents, 120 to 160
pounds weight.
Cows, prime, 4V4 cents.
Hteers, prime, 6 cents.
Lettuce, $1.06 per dozen.
Honey. local production, 20 cents
a pound.
Cascara bark, 1922, cents a
pound. Cascnra bark, 1921. 7o.
RETAIL PRICES ON MILL
PRODUCTS.
Mill run, $1.30 to $1.30 a sack or
80 pounds.
Cracked corn, $2 a 100 lbs.
Iiolled barley, $1.50 a sack of 70
pounds.
Grey seed oats, per bushel, 76c to
80c
Feed oats, per 100, $1.90.
Flour, soft wheat, $1.65 a sack.
Flour, hard wheat, $2 00 a sack.
CiODGE DJEECTOBY.
Knlicliln nf I'yihlii Alpha Lodge. No.
47. nie-M every Tuesday evening
in Knights of Phythlas Hall. 1H0
Hnve St. Visiters hIwhvs weh'omed.
KCIKM.CH HITZMAN, C. C.
.!. It. I'AUUINOTON. M. F.
K. K. WIMUKHLY. K. It. S.
-rotl.-l'lll';.
ud l y Hi,
. iniiniv
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l'i
New that tin-
!ia(c! us a I'tiri'-.t r
cou uly I'diirt of t!
uiH'falo to il.o f uhr
liiprliwny, the cna.d m!1
-jratowny (o inicrior pcir! -, an
i'it if a fine .so;i liarlmr. '!'!:
the entire county than an.M'i
.of the wotHia fov a lonjr tinit-.
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i
The county Innli t for I!;.' m
jitioli.shi'd in fti'l within tho n.-i i.
I la crs sonicthino; to "clicw mi" in
" cotne due next. year.
'! hii;hv ay has In.
hv. ay onnni.'edon,
i d its v. i ! i i 1 1 vi n
! ' ri 'ill : ; 'ir.c , h is 1 1
on hac
!!! v ill !ia c 1
more tii tin' I
hapin iii'd in i
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it.
Ini lueoce.
el" rn!' l e-; juul Ul'.i
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mil. a
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Clornpiueau says (o'linany is pi.
'looks like that coumrv was ahvady "
Jutlinir t li e freiiucncy (if au(ti!'.ol.!i
hail idea to carry a saucl-olf tdml jrun
;rier.
I'ii'Hu'i' w .1
il wet,
IM' l'l'.n
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Value $125
)' N' v.i'
out' of our
FREE
CniOAriil, Nov. 23. (A. r.)-Tl.c
M'enlng drive for the formation of the
11 lan-llearst-Tlinmpson Ihiril party
-n i auan trie outeeine ot spriim
Mons in several of the mure important
it as of th,. emmtfy, at which time
i'ii.impnti w ill he a ( nmliilate to sue-
I l'.nii-"!f a- ni.it or of Chicago.
tlvl.tn ,s ,he i. nil one of tho three
ttho h;e' l.;oe nn,. Mali nie'lt.s as lo
fin lire attitude, and he said "that it'
'he old pttt'ti. s lait to nominate men
"i ihe ii.'ii-t or .lohns.ri s-ttunp, or
..:ne nt!',, r avoMe.llv pricri-iit ran
i's, then ilie ihitd party is inevi-
t-.II on
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. Ie (hat we
.ill rnst.iiHiT
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more.
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. o. o. ir., I'hffptnrinn X.QaRf Kn.
Meets In (idd Kelkiwi Tcmplo every
Crlday ventnf? at 7:30 o'clock. VlBlt
l..g hrpihre"- i"- aIwiivb welcome.
MONROR CHEEK, N. O.
s. J. OKDDKH. Rec. KeC.
,t. H. BAILEY, Fin. Rec.
JniK i: iiiir lire-. en nviZ
'lll'.N nirptn In thi Mitcrflhi.M hall th
, .a T-..r.,mvp In ch mc tth.
Regular communlcatlot,
Temde. Rmihtin n.: V
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fourth Tliurwlay of rl ma a
Maccabe hall, corceiuj,
ireeta. Vlsltlag Sj.pa inn
welcome.
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bee hall everv WednrMhT na
Vlalttntr memben alniti iJt
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MILDRED K'CnAOCH Tie
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wooDmcni or rae womn-d
No. 126. meeti 1 0 ItHowi .1
in Roaeburf? eTery lit at.4 Jrl It
day evenings. VUlttnc ulim
alwaye wnlr.inis.
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Ptated convocalions on Hit
third Tuemiays, MmosIc3e
inenitiera requested to eaf I
vltdtinK com. anions wet'ex
R. A. WILSON, Br
W. F. HAKRIj.
B. 1. II. lulh."Mossori Will
Hold r).-tllr coramMltrj"
.k- VlbJ Tarn... AH .k-l Mil
of fiverT month. All wi
Quetcl to atteno regnlui.1"'
Tleltlnsr brott.r art ltU
vlted to attend.
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Lodge No. 41, I. 0. 0, "
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1 Let Us Bid on Your
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T1IIIKF
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We will Receive Turkeys Friday & Sat.
And we want your birds. Come in a:'d
here hi Roseburjr, or be sure to call on our buyers
al Drain, Yoncalla, Oakland, Wilbur, Xe
Creek and Riddle.
OVll PRICKS MAY HELP YOU GET THt
HIGH FIGl'RK.
rt... ... .....I-.. -:..., for their bird?,
i ne none- luint- i.iifia k1-1- iv '
.n-fater the prosperity for Douglas county,
interests are your interests.
EVERYBODY'S EXGHAN
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STORE
Fine lot of birds in the murket for the T:,a;iiKivii.; u ulc.
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