AOe FOUR
V onnn 11
Bete By Test
The Economy BAKING . POWDER
is the biggest selling brand in America.
You save when you buy it you save
when you use it.
Use the same Baking Powder that
guards the purity of bakings in millions
of homes that retains its unfailing
leavening strength to the very last spoonful.
The sale of Calumet is over 150
greater than that of any other baking
powder.
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 ounces. Some baking powders come
in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
BREATHE IN HEALTH.
That coukIi or cold In Ui6 head can
bo ended easily by Hyomel. No stom
ach dosing. Ilrrntlin It throimn tho
none and uiouih. Money back It It
fulls. W. l' Chapman.
NOTICE TO MV CUSTOMERS.
I will he. out ot town for about 10
days. Wilbur L. Spaush, 004 S 1'lue
St. .
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How many keys In your collection
now? Kveryone In tho county In col
lectin?; them. Tho more tlie keya the
bettor Iho chance. The Itexull Bloro
will ti ll you about It.
Li L C Hill JJ j SI..
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
WANTED 1
DRESSMAKING. 628 S. Main.
WANTKI) Mesjenger. Western
Union.
WANTKI Iire.sHiimklng aud plain
Hewing. na:i Hue Ht.
WANTEI Woman or girl to do light
limine work, fall KI7 Cobb St.
WANTKD-Small second hand cook
stove. I'Iumhi SV l'll. J. F. ltiotli.
WANTED Fir pilch
grapo roots. Uio.
Suilierlin, Ore.
and Oregon
SchuinaciHir,
WAN'i'lOK A few feeder hogs, 60 lbs.
to Kill lbs. State price. J. K. Leon
ard. Oliilla. Ore.
WANTKI) TO HKNT 7 or K room
modern house. AddrcHs J. A. II. care
News-lteviw.
WANTKI) TO KKXT
I'ondition. 335 N.
237 It.
I'iano in giHHl
lioau. l'hoiio
WANTKU- Ciirl or woman Tor llt:ht
housework. Family of three, rhone
i:iti. After fi:3 plion.' M.i Y.
WANTKIi- NuiHiiig by practical
iiurae. Maternity cases n specially.
Mrs. Etta Fcsaler, Wilbur, Ore., Ht.
FOR RENT
KOU KKNT Sleeping room, bath. 401
S. Main Street.
Foil llli.N T Hnu:iekeepiiig rooms.
1204 Winchester St.
FOIl ritKN'T - Four" "room funiTslied
npartiiieiit. loo 2 Military. '
i'Oil II FN T--4r(iim"iiu nlwhed "boSsoT
Inquire 12ti N. Kane St.
KOK itKN'T Safety " deposit ""boxes.
Hosehiirg Natlonai Bank.
S'Oll KHNT Nicely till lllsheil aioci
lug rooms, close in. Inquire 126 N.
Kane.
FOIl KKNT -Nicely furnished aiuu f-1
ment. I'lioue SO.'-L. 707 West J
Mosher. j
J'bll' 1! KNT - Koom for automobile, j
Corner l.nne and I'ine Sts. t ail 124
W. Douglas St.
i'Dlf IJLNT"-3 furnished bolls, keep
ing rooms. 16 Winchester St.
FOIl SAI-H li'21 Ford usian In- pri
vate paily. Call evonlnjis, M2 S.
Stephens St.
MISCELLANEOUS
WK Aro in the market for fall clip
wool ami mohair. J. F. Duiker &
Co.
KXVflAXGK--liouy work horse. 1350
pounds, will trmli for a tnllrh cow.
A. V.. Ilnllidny. Ldenbnwer.
Ki)ltTRAl'K Twenty "acres" about
five or Fix miles east or Tillamook, j
will trade for Itoseburg property. I
rhone 4Sti.T. ;
Wi;.L KSr'HAXtii: 7."." v.on'i of elee- '
. trie brake shares for either late
Ixidge. Hupp cr Stuilelmker lleht '
FlT. Must be In pood shape. Ad-j
dress 11. 8. cart? News -Review.
WIaaa
i
Bale
remember the lowest priced
Baking Powder is often the
most expensive that baking
powder economy cannot be
based on purchase price it's
results that count. That's why
Self conBciousne, lack of potae,
poor English, aro AFFLICTIONS that
can be overcome 1n the Business Girls
claHsuH of llertha Elizabeth Hodge.
Call or phone Holnllne Conservatory
rcftarding the. new classes beginning
In the endeavor to develop a busi
ness a merchant la really hunting the
goore that lays the golden egg. No
such goose was ever raised without
abundant food, and the merchant who
wants his business to "lay golden
owns' must give It regular meals of
good wholesome advertising.
Learn to read and writer-classified
ads.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST One green earring, silver
mounting. Finder please leave at
News-Iievlew.
LOST In business district, lady's
black puiso containing money and
drivers license. Finder return to
this office or phono 252-Y.
LOST Oil STOLEN One black geld
ing, weight ten to eleven hundred,
rather chunkey bulls. MS reward
for information leading to the con
viction of tho party who tied oil can
to his tall or present location of
horse. $100 reward to the party who
wrote me that unsigned letter In re
gard to the disappearance of my
horse. Address William Steuer,
Duck Fork, Ore.
FOR SALE
FOIl SALE 3 fresh cows, rhone
2:i F2'). K. V. Olllvatit.
FOR SALK
for rent.
-Furniture. 4 room house
1047 Wit First St.
TI1K HOLLAND HUI.U3 Tulips and
hyacinths are on sale now at The
Fern.
FOIl SAI.K-4 burner Detroit Jewel
g.is range In excellent condition,
l'hono 4S3-K.
FOIl SAI.K-l'olandChlna pigs, 2
months old. 11. L. Irving, Wilbur,
Ore.
FO ItSALK Seasoned fir cord wood,
and fir block wood. Uoycr Bros.
Tniine 14 F14.
4 KOOM HOUSE, l-aice'lot. 1'aved
street. 1400. Kasy Terms. 0. W.
Young & Son. l'hone 417.
FOIl SALK--An American bet ball
bowling alley. liic;-.; iv i - ,f;;c (0
J. W. Horner, Suilierlin, Ore.
FOIl SALK I'alr of fn hounds' about
2 years old. well bred ,ind cood run
ners. II. O. I.elihnuiin, Oakland, Ore.
FOIt SAI.K-Stuinpai.-e. goixl llmher,
good ground, til, ),., f,m (se.
burg on county load. N. L. t'onn.
lioseburg, Ore. .I!)
Foil SALK- loo thornushhrej . A.
t'. liarred i; ck i -hit Kens. Oood
young milk con. Fresh soon, llox
127, Kt. i.
EOll SALE Cheap if taken at once.
4.HO0 Kxtvlsior stravtherrv plants at
$2 per 1000. t'sll 4 4 -1 '-4 . W. real,
Edenbower, R. Y. D. No. 2.
l'OK SALE 314 nri.s of land sltuat
el on iw navigable iier. 10 miles
from a thriving mid manufacturing
tovn on tho ctw-i. In a dairy dis
trict. 60 acres riwr loam. 25 acres
iiinler cultivation, family orchard,
two springs, an $nnn high school
within two hundred snls of house,
elcht million ft. of merthmtable
timber on the hills, one million of
lhi Is red cedar. If interested snd
inenn business call or w rite to Tim
ber Merchant, c',o News lit view.
Want Business
Men to Help
the Teachers
1IOSTOX, Mass., Dec. 4 (United
Press). A two-day conference of
high school teachers of business sub
jects will open here the night of
Friday, Dec. 8, under the direction of
the United States Itureau of Educa
tion. The purpose of the conference Is
to correlate standardiced business ex
perience with the teaching of hlJh
school business subjects, a purpose
unique in the history of education In
the United States, the Bureau de
clares.
The opening program of discus
sion is on the topic "Organization
and Conduct of Ilusinesr. How the
United States government and pri
vate business have been organized in
ration, state and city to promote and
serve business." Fayson Smith state
commissioner of education, will pre
side.
8neakers will Include Ctforgn R
Nutter, former president of the I!os-
ten Chamber of Conimcrc, and il
11am Mather Lewis, chief of the ed-
ucalieu service o( the United States
Chamber of Commerce. A speaker
from the Bureau of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce at Washington Is
also expected to attend.
Saturday's topics to be considered
In morning and afternoon session.?,
are "Production nnd Marketing,"
and) "OJflce Monagement Person
nel .nd Appliances." Jeremiah E.
Burke, superintendent of the boston
public schools will preside at the
morning session and Glen Levin
Swiggett. of the Bureau of Educa
tion, at the afternoon session. Local
business men will address the gath
erings.
The conference In one of a series
of regional conferences of tachers
of business subjects and . business
men which tho bureau of education
has scheduled for various parts of
the country. The first of the con
ferences took place in Philadelphia.
Pa., on November 3 4. Arrange
ments for similar conferences In oth
er cities are now being made by the
bureau, Its representative announces.
The plan ot the bureau which is
beine followed out in tho present
conference Is to schedule the confer
ences and then to Invite business
men to demonstrate to the teachers
how their organisations can render
them service In the teaching of bus
iness subjects. Representative of
various phases of modern organized
lmslness are Invited to describe and
visualize to tho teachers the funda
mental operations and practices or
business and the methods of solving
hnslness problems. Teachers are thus
enabled to keep their courses of In
struction In business subjects strict
ly up to date abreast or an inc
latest Improvements of modern busi-
nona Tirncttce.
In erranglng the Boston confer
ence, the United States Bureau of Ed-
4 EjODGB DTOKOTOBY.
Knlshta of rrthliw Alpha LodKe. No.
47, meets every Tuesday ovunlnR
In Knights of Phytlilas Hull, W
Ilos St. Visiters alu-nys welcomsd.
JlUDOl.l'H IttTZMAN. C. C.
J. H. FAUniNf'.TON. M. F.
E V.. W1MHK1U.Y. K. It. B.
U O. O. P.. rfcltrtMitan f,Oda No. S
Msels In Odd Fallows Temple every
Friday avanlng r f :0 o'clock. Visit
ing OreUirsn sre always welcome.
A. J. tlEtlOFS, Reo. Sec.
,1. B BAILKY. Fin. Bsc.
I'HK KCi:HITt ntKIT ASSOCIA
TION meets In ttie Mar-cabee hull the
iff ml Ird TiiArtv In eerh me th.
. r. A A. n. i.aorrf tnnf Pi. 1.
Regular communications 2nd and 4th
w.jn.jilwTi each month at Maeonic
Temple, Roseburg. Or. Vleltors wel
Owiea. W. U THOMAS, W. M.
W. IK TIAflRlB. Seer.
NKH.IIIIOIt OP WOODCIt AKT I.lblO
rtn-le No. 41). meets on 1st and era
Monday evenlnus In K. of P. hall.
Visiting netKhliors Invited to attend.
ITkI.I.K I'UBieillAVr, l. N.
HArtOATiBT WHITNKT. Clerk.
n. K . ttMenara: t n ntrr H n
Holfle their roBDlar meelins; on me
let and Srd Thursdays In euen tnontn.
All sojourning brothers and eiatera
are reepeetfully Invited to a'tend.
MHS. Kl.IZAHKTH KtlNTAN, V. M.
i'HKK JOHNSON. Sectary.
K. . T. M. Meets eacn second and
fourth Thursday of earn inontn in
Maccabee hall, corner Caes and Pine
treete. Vlaltlutf Knights alwa
welbotue.
U C GOODMAN. Com.
U W. KAI'P. 11. K.
UKITKII AllTISANS Meets In Macea-
hee hall every TreUnesasy evsnmn.
Visiting meninera always welooma.
1UC1IAHO ntTHt'll. M. A.
allt.PKKD M'O'I.IXICH Treas.
H1.H1K HUMI'UltnY. Henv.
hoodkkx or TnR wolil.ii Camp
No. it, meets in Odd f ellows' nan
In floaehtirs; every let and Srd Mon
day evenings. Visiting neighbors
always welcome.
KltKOKlHCK POTtTF.lt, C. C.
M. It. MIiXk'K. Clerk.
UIHI.U I Htl'IIIH aje. .11, It. A. M.
btated convoealions on nrst ano
third Tueedays. taonlo Temple, All
memters requested to attend and
Visiting coie.phtileiis welcome.
B. A WI1.SON, IllKh TTIeat.
W. F. HAKHIN. Peiretarv.
B. I. t. Klka. HnaeBwra- l.edae .Nu, SJM
Hold regular roiumunu-attone a'
the Elks' Temrla on each Thiedey
or evry month. All members re
fliiaitN ia att.nA reaularlv. and all
Visiting brothers ara cordially 1e- I
vttea to attena.
ap. J. . FI.vRRT, T. It.
r-' J. Q. DAT. Jr.. wer
HKDKKAIIS Itoseburs Heoekan
Lodae No. 41. I. O. O. F meeta In
Odd Fellows Tempi every week on
Tuesday evening. Visiting metpbers
In good standing are invited t. at
lead. 'iH-"vi
OFBTRt'Dn HATFIELD, N. U.
:VA 1.KNOX. 8ecT.
HTHKI, HAIl.KV. Kin. ec
H. A. O. T. W. Itoeehura llevtew
No. II holds reenlar meeting on sec
ond and fourth Tnursilny at 7 In p. m.
Visiting slaters Invited to attend re
views, alaccabee Hall, Pin and Case
streets.
JKSSIR R A PP. rel
tlK.l.t.K STKI'Ul'VfOV. Cent
k ,. i.e.,. Mneeuiita Aerte IPeets In
Wool, hall on Jackson St. on 2nd ana
4th llondar avenlties of ea--n montn
at o'clock. Vtnltlng brethrea l
good ataadlrtg alwavs welcome.
A. J Wl l.IT. W. P. P
W. &f. l.A MKHR. W. P.
is. . oooDalA-N. 8acietar7
CO. D. ATTENTION.
Regular drill every Monday
a briii w.,inA..inv itrinir December w
at 7:30 at the Armory. .
LYLhi -M Altai r-nn, -w
Cora. Officer.
ncatlon was supported by the United
States Bureau of Foreign ami iJoiues
tlc Commerce, the Massachusetts
Suite Chamber of Commerce, O
Boston Chamber of Commerce, til
Massachusetts State Board of Edu
cation and the Boston School Com
mlttee.
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS:
tl'o mw. t V .-i! on Westinc-
hnitun Ttntlrtrloa nnd for tlie next 30
davs will offer substantial discounts
IVe hare In stork a size for every cai
THE ROSEIilRG GAKAuK.
Plot of Gold
Diggers Unique
Avery Hopwood's most successful
comedy, "The Cold Diggers," which
had a run of two years at the Ly
ceum theater. New York, followed by
a season's run at Powers' Theatre,
Chicago, will be presented, under tho
direction of David Belasco, at tne
Antlers Theatre, on Thursday, Dec.
7.
. The lmportar.ee rnd worth of this
lovous dramatic ofleriiiK of Mr. Hop-
wood's and Mr. Belasco's are well
known to all dramatic playgoers who
keen abreast of the news of the the
atre, nnd the cccision of the first
performance of the nlay In this city
will undoubtedly be one of the high j
points In the local dramatic season.
The ulot of "The Cold Dickers"
concerns the exploits of a group of
typical New Y'ork chorus gi.'ls dur
ing the houre then they are not in
the view of tho public, but are, in
stead en Biased in advancing their
own Interests In the matters of
money r.nd sentiment. Mr. Hopwood
leveals this intricate and sprightly
tort of existence in a most sKi;i,iu
and humorous fashion and though
the picture presented is laughable It
is nonetheless true to life..
The leadinir role of Jerry Lamar
is ployed by Gertrude Vanderbilt.
who is well known to playgoers or
this city, and who made a distin
guished success In the pnrt during
the lone: rune of the play In Chiengo
The unusually laree company Is made
up of players ot the first rank and
the entire production is In acordnnce
with the high standard maintained
in all of Mr. Belasco's originations.
The cast includes Charles Hanmnd
David Olassford, Thos. M. Koynolds,
Day 'Man vii, Harry Alexander. Rich
ard W. Haines. Hurry D. Shook, Wal
ter Hagr.rty, 1-orraine T.ally, Vinni-
fred Harry. Cora Williams, Daisy
liudd, Urraute Ilollsnde, Edna Ben
nett, Katherine Walsh, Margurite
Austin, Lucile Adams, Sally Berg
man and others.
Llam Mcllowes is said to be the
moving spirit In tho republican revolt
against the Irish Free 8tato. His ad
ventures and escapades during the last
few years have been sensational.
SAMUEL UNTERMYER j
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Sa-vtuel U-itermyer, Pie r,roint-;:'t
New York l.-,wyer who helpsj srraili
the builrjers' combine there.
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GEOKCK ARLIxX;Vv3
'Tlii MAN WHO
PLAYED GOD
THE BEAUTIFUL UAH" STAlI.4
KATH Kill X K M ACIK. A LD
"The Beautiful Liar," an Asso
ciated First National attraction star
ring Katherine MacDonald, which is
coming to the Majestic theater to
night for an engagement of two days,
is considered an ideal vehicle for the
"American Beauty." It has a plot
which moves with lightning rapidity,
an abundance of humorous situa
tions, romance that will make old
hearts young and young hearts
stronger, and a genuine human in
terest that should appeal to all thea
tergoers. .Supporting Miss MacDonald Is a
cast headed tiy such celebrated play
ers es Charles Meredith, Joneph J.
Howling, Wilfred Lucas, Kate Lester
and Charles Wildisli. The picture
was directed by Wallace Worsley.
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"THE GRAY DAWN" IS
ACIiVK rilOTOPLAY
Motion picture "fans" wlio seek
exhilaration in the screen entertain
ment will not be disappointed at the
Liberty theater tonight and Wednes
day, where Benjamin B. Hampton's
all-star production, suggested by
Stewart Edward White's novel, "The
Cray Dawn," is being shown.
Aclion is the vibrant keynote ov'
this story of romantic Pan Francisco
in the early days of "il.
A notable reading success, "The
Gray Dawn" will be equally popular
as a cinematic entertainmen. For
sustained Interest and thrills, it Is
several laps ahead of anything the
screen has shown in many months.
It has the famous Hampton realism
and at the same , time breathes the
wholesome spirit of the. White novel
a rare combination that was seen
to advantage In "Tho Westerners."
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the estate
nf Dr. K. L. Miller, deceased, are here
by requested to call nt the office in
the Masonic Temple building and set
tle same within the next sixtv davs.
MADGE SCHNEIDER.
I "'..'- ."'-;; '! ' ' '' ,
On a Calbransen!
Why?.
1. The one I'layer-l'Iano that
can be plajed easily.
2. With the Instruction Hulls,
'eu can play correctly.
3. The woikmauship Is of the
besL
4. Ti n Year Guarantee.
5. 1'riee. S'OVeO, U::,M, fCl'O,
.and 700.0.
6. Our service department v,iil
save you iiIR,,y dollars.
7. Our terms me sure to suit
you.
lv. yo-t know of any fJnlbranson
owner who is not satisfi,?
To see nnd hear the Culbranscn
is to want one.
Records f,,:- All Mathiiua.
Ho!!. for All Mayers.
Ott's Music Store
RfwrlHirft. Ore.
j GOOD Fori1
1UUKINGCAR
J. F. BARKER S CO
Automobiles and lmpkmenk I
Key Kontost nt Fullerton's store.
Double Keys vltH Rcxall Friday and
Saturday.
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Don't try to get rid of your family
through the classified columns. We
don't approve of holping irresponsible
parents get rid of their responsibili
ties. DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Rosebarg, Oregon, 24 hours ending B
A. M.
Precipitation In In. and Hundredths.
Highest temperature yesterday ,..,48
Lowest temperature last night ....42
Precipitation ,last 24 hours 11
Total precip, since first of month .61
Normal precip. ror this month . . .6.92
Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1922
to date 8.26
Average precip. from Sept. 1, 1S77 9.00
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 1922 .74
Average precipitation for 44 wet sea
Bons, (Sept. to May. inc.) ....31.39
Tonight and Wednesday raia or
snow.
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
xiiciii 'i iniLer.Uciitral inna Office,
U asiiinisLuii, jj. c, iuv. 1. inol
ict; is ht.rt:uy g;eu laat BUbJeci to ilio
cuiiuitluns anil iimitaiiona ul 1J10 Act oi
Juutj 3. iSifl iSy fciat.. 218i, ana tiio in
aii uctlons Uio btiuruiut ot Uia lu-lei-sur
of tSepteniiier i.i, Ui7 (49 i. jj.
iii), itie tijiiijcr uii liie Xuttuwius lauds
Vtiit btj BOiU iJeuttiliLur I3t inzt, at io
o cIuck. t. 111., al public aucuuu at the
li niied biais land office at itoieburij,
oivgun, to the irugliest. binder at nui
iesa than the appraiaed value as ehonn
by tJii nut ice, sale to be subject to
the approval of tliu (secretary ot the
liueriui-. The purchase price, with an
adtliluiial sum of one -fifth of viie per
cent, iiiereol, being cumin lesions al
luTred, in url be deposited at time of
aale, money to be returned if sale is not
appro ed, oilier wine patent Mil issue
for the uriiocr wnich must be reniuvud
within ten yuars. lJids will bo locelvid
from citizens of the Lnlted atate, as
oilraioiiS of such citlena and coipom
tions oi'taiiizud under the laws of tlie
Lmltt'd btutes or any Ktute, Territory
ur Dititrict tliuroof only. L'pon appli
cation of a 4iuuilflt-d purchaser, the
lliubLr on any legal subdivision will
be otTered separately before being in
cluded in any office ol a larger unit.
T. ;il S- It. IA W.. K-C. III. L.f,t 14. lUtl
i-ir 2Jf M., Lot 13. Ked i-'lr ?i Al., none
of lite Fir on these lota to be sold for
less than $2.00 per M. T. 2tt 8., It. II1
, Sec. 3, 1S'1S4 NK'j, Hed Fir 406 M., 1
lute Fir 20 M., White Cedar 3:10 M ,
lied Ctdar U M., KW'K MO'a lied Fir!
i.jU M., White Fir 60 M.. White Cedar.
U M., .SK'i NKVi i(;d Fir 616 M., White
Fir 3U Al., White Cedar 4(0 Al.; Mi -4
nW'i. Hod Fir 470 M. White Cedar
ltiu il.; ited Cedar 15 M.;' tfW KWli,
! Ked i ip ia') Al.. into iedar 10 M..
Ked Cedar JO M.; KW'i SW'V Hvd Fir
7ui Al., Will to Fir 140 Al., White Cedar
! fi;t5 Al., Sl-Jii SW'4, Hed Fir 910 Al.,
j White Fir 10 ii., Tvhlte Odur 485 Al.,
I Htd Cedar 15 Al.; NH fa'K'4 Ked Fir
i I2i5 Al., White Fir 25 Al., White Cedar
1 Al.; SW14 KKU Hed Fir K20 Al.,
! White Fir 25 M.. Whito Ced;ir 35 Al.;
SHU4 SlO'i Red l lr ll!30 Al., White Ce
dar .175 Al., Hed Cedar 2u M.; none of
the timbers on these tracts to be sold
for Usa than fl.&o pr Al. for the Hed
Fir: $.50 per AT., for the White Fir:
$1.00 per At. for the W hite Cedar and
$1.50 per Al. for the Red Cedar. T. H
S H. 2 W, Sp. .15; NW4 NWH Rod
Fir 10511 Al., yellow fir oo Al.. Red Ce
dar 5 1) AT., Hemlock 50 AI none of the
timber on this tract to be sold for less
than M,75 per Al., for the Fir nnd $I.'0
per AJ.. for th Cedar and llemlork.
f. 15 S.. It. 3 W., fccf. 35, NW4 SW'i
Hod 1 Mr ?020 Af.. Cedar 5 Al., SW'4
SV", Hed Fir 205 M.. none of the
timber on these trnrts tn ho edd for
h .s Cum $1.75 per M.. for the Vt ani
$1,110 p..p M for tho-Cednr. T. 21 S..
iX. ? W.. Sec. 27. Lot 11, Red Fir 480 AT.,
CVd.ir 27(t f.. Hemlock lM Al.; Lot 14,
Hed Kir 1400 Af., Ortnr 310 M., Hem
lock 1.10 Al.. none of the timber on tho.
Ir.u t to be sold for less than $1.50
per M.. for the Fir; $1.00 per Af . fr
he Cedar and $.50 per Af., for the Hem
lock. Acting Commissioner, General Iand
Offirp
sii;vKn r.Kft. n. wickham.
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114 W. Lane 6-t.
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OUR AUTO WILL CALL.
PHONE 277.
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