Roseburg news-review., June 21, 1923, Page 7, Image 7

ftOSC.Ufttl NtWS-ltEVtEW, THUMOAY. JUWC tt, 1t
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HENRY FQHP CRAZY?
I .oT i jkE A FOX. Ha My. "The business of ths
)Ht lS-Ib!T be doB by largs eonce-rua CONTROLLING THE
a prodUCT'OK."' It U not milter much whether the
y-HSOPrn OWBere(,(p, ar mortaage, or by control of
f "-Tip PROFITS WILL UU n T mu !.s!.fcss. If the
T"? .I- business. THEY WILL GET THE PROFITS.
Ml 0B
f . ... unilB ftUIH niiaiMFftlt (II TUB
-ltt you w'T; iLi:ow ; , . - . .
' ore ,Bd fall to sbv money Tw are losing control by
!" 'ti i... nn buv OB crodtt you aro losing cualrol by uurt-
h'P-' " " , . kmiia some one tells you oar goods are cot
ri. '
' mi bay because some one tells you our goods are cot
reliable, you arc :uAt control by control of
rUrr time yo spend moaoy you are building some one's
L u with us and build your on.
DEVELOPING MASH, S2.7 FIR 100
k'slllnllala 'mm f -SB, A ' I J . - ' at..-.-. v . . I V isvw. st fcMufcfc- ln.
Mrs. tteataerforS n sees eaUai,,, , ,i- . -w4s
HI for tie past few days, we hope nd nrjmstioss f th arti a( t-m
she vfil speedily recover her boalib . r-sru.ry ,
Dlstrtct No. S. ksows as Green, keid ,,!,,,, , trBltt j. mt t u to.
on Monday afternooa et the srbooi J Jur u. !: I l- tv. it.
boue. a number of tmportritt ltemsth timWr tu toitewiaa it tU.
were toatrt. red and d.-Utd. b l ;
The school aa rt a comu-. St,t,., b4 vnu, ,t R.a.r,, c,ro.
slfv ri l.r vhtn tse sociaL in rlj! j. . . .... .-. --. a . . ... . d . .
lion wt(h tbe death of formtT Sheriff j trial. edtteattoaiU sad tplrittssi f-tk pprl value how bjr hl
VV. J. lunlao. will be arrimvi Sfoc-f k hM Thi a k..4 ftulir. al to be utiet-t to the
day moraiiig at 18 acloek to tbe elr-j daa u.ore and mora ecr where. ,od f?? ?t. ea .ilmfi
c..ft court before Jade Percy R.jw, orwara .ft. In Wrtct Xo. tTjaJ.ft TSr pe? t"
Holly. At that time tbe date of their js. The budget of JJ?t!" tt n ac- oJ. bi; ronBiloi sSioro, nmt
trial will beset. . (copud Tbe artot'l houst' la to oe tJb PH' ' lime of !, motteji
Handcuffed to each other tbe tof P,mtd. tbe orn.r r. :iliit,?l. end IJT'til , 'fJt.' 'JEF'tt
nrisonora were led into tbe circuit ,ho school yard kept In ortU r danBg imil 5 . ! r,K,v.J wUk
court room today for arraiBJ.meBL ! the s-imntt r. S3 voters were ihv- in i.b witr. fim wtlt b wturf
f.tlmore asked for ten dava fartbtr in i nt J. n Hnnrtl was fwlwioit 'i rit!M of tbe I'bSh- t!c
5e u first, we out ae you money"
m Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Rotcburg and Oaldand
SHEBIFF'S SUYEfiS
WILL PLEHQ MflNDAYt
ALBANY. June, . Rulie Johnson
ind Georze Oilmore, held in Conner-;
tv-eveet)
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OGANBERMES
I your order for loganberries for canning season .
f Due to the wet season our loganberries are un
ity large and delicious this year. You have never
kn opportunity td obtain such fine berries at such
fcrices.
1 crate delivered .! $1.40
2 crates delivered .; :. ....$2.70
1 or more crates at the patch $1.20
them yourself, furnishing your own container,
lb. or you can pick on shares.
L ate in fine shape for picking. No weeds.
jat ranch or write your order, 'stating time you wish
fry. ' ' m'.-.-.y i ; , ' .
WALTER LEAKE, DixonvUle, Oregon
omen to plead, judge Kelly gr&n
ed him but four. Tbe period was a:- i
lowed to both in order that they
might summon their attorney here for
the arraisnmt'iit. j
Johson this morning sent a tele-
ifram to Gua L. Tbacked of Cestraiia.
Wash., whom he said he has ensur
ed to represent him. Gilmoi-e satrt u
the autboritiea that he wilt plead his
own can rather than hare the court
aiipoint an attorney. He was not
auro whether or not ho would be able
to engage Tharker to d. 'fend him also.
Gilmnre'B wounds have healed suf
ficiently to allow him to use his but-
let-ridden leg, though this morninj he
limped as he walked from the county
jaii to the courthouse. Hia attitude ia
the court room appeared confident,
am, p ac itrt assumra to uictate te
lime he should be allowed In whit-h to
plead. JudKa Kelly atopied him with
the declaration that the court and not
the defentdant would fix the time to
be allowed.
.. i o
Now la the time to buy online
suits, -twee knickers and khaki, Vs
off regular price. Marksomy Co.
., . . r i ftMi-i.iK)fs f iw-h cttisenit and
i-rr.. a-.. a. .iBl w !"r ,aB portions orsB!d UB-Wr tb law.
threo j-var term aed Mrs. H?nry Ur ti tj,:i t't.t,-. or t'ut.
tender was elected In the place of j Territory or UUtrKt tbtrreof only, i't
Mr. Weatherford, who resigned. foriOB ptth-ttost of quaWiwi p-hr
vfira itti ttmtwr ssy lrsi sabrflvtstwa
io ). I wtif b offered sirtiy b!ur bis
' 0 linclutltfd in lay offur ef a lars-jr unit.
Off T. 1 A, K t 8. JS, iSSi KVW
t!r zs.- ai ceoar i is: jvv si-;. i'r
A bi; special on purses at
regular price, ilarksbury Co. .
i IMS tt cedar ! U; H SG. Sit 17
!U dar JS M hemlock it:
SGOTTSBURB STAGE
i)!i!rp mil v TRinp sw KK,i-
lihllLU UnlLI I Iff i if ii. kw. fir : t; Vtw.
KK'.tir luiU 3d rsaivr 51 ii liemiack
$ Ml ttiUi of the timber tR these
tract to be sold for thaft ft.
I -t it tnr the fir atvt fl ee pr U i"f
the t--tlr and fimiacfc. T. i K. K.
t W. .'. . JK4, Sir Jl stu
fir 13i at; S tit
, ..-. - seit SK14. fir Su t; nuae of the tuu-
1 ber on tbese aecttoes tu be sutd tor
Leo C. Oondman. well known toalilt p.r it. T. tt a., It. i K.
ASSIFIED COLUMN
EW CLASSIFIES ADVERTISEMENTS WILL, BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE, UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY"
WANTED
m S. Main.
tuning. 219 N. Main..:
cotton' rigs7 at' the
f sfflce. ...... ;.
Iskrn furnished house.
li. Snider, Phone lit.
fing. First house ap
te. 112 West Douglas
f-Steady man for farm and
. Oregon Growers As-
ISowburg.
r-iim hand. Must know
MM Fordson tractor. A. F.
mseburg. star Ht
Reliable man for ranch
Itesdy place. Married nre.
M. ?. Kewport, DixoBvUle,
r-&meone to buy about 6
tstners, 10 this- year's
p'sws, and some ewes, all
sooa snape. R. W. Al
Xj nle Creek.
ysCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Piano 120. Phone 421-T.
BROCCOLI plants for SRle.
Leake, DixonvUle, Ore.
Walter
FOR SALE Good slab wood. Priced
reasonable. Phone 329-J.
FOR SALE Baled hay, Phone 1$ F
is. mtb. I. Davennort.
VACUETTE and Aladdin lamp; like
new, cheap. Phone 436-L.
FOR SALE 16" old growth fir block
wood.. E. Bradford, DIUard.
BROCCOLI sample plantB 10 cents;
$3.75 per M. Walter Ralee. Riddle,
FOR SALE Cut flowers and al row
lng plants at 123 W. Washington Ttt.
A BARGAIN Four 32 x 4 cord tires
at Surff's Auto Wrecking House, 829
North Main street
t Olt SALE At Bargain, ? passenger
ROAD TD BE OPOI
FOR CELEBRATION
MARSHFIER, June 21; The new
highway from Rowburg to Coos Hay
will all be open for- traffic - for the
Fourth of July regardless of whether
tna work on tbe new section, which
has to be detoured at Camas moun
tain. Is complete. Chairman D. A.
Jones was Informed this morning. Mr.
Jones stopped and took the matter up
with the contractors. This eIimina' t-3
the last drawback to the traffic prob
lem. The committee also hopes to have
Contractor Payne finish the Coal Bank
Inlet drawbridge for the travel dur
ing the celebration.
An effort wilt also be made to ar
range for people to cross South Inlet
to get back and forth to the beach as
many from the Interior will want to
go to the ocean durlnsr their stay.
For Trapahoot.
Ben R. Chandler and W, N. Ekblatl
are today arranging; a trapahoot for
tne morning or the Fourth as iho
RoBeburg gun club wants to send a
big team for that event.
" The Roseburg baseball team waniB
to playhere but as Msnhfleid has a
game scheduled with Korih Bend it
is doubtful If that can be arranged.
M .- D; Bromberger of the Coos
County Boy Scouts council was in
formed by Scoutmaster Llntott of
Roseburs; that fee would bring a big
delegation of scouts over.' They will
probably spend a few days at the Coos
Head cabin and take part In the scout
contests on the Fourth.
tail man. today annatinrra the open
ing of a Kcottsburg t-t.iee line, with
on round trip each day from Kose-
burg -startm? Friday morning. . A
complete time K-heilule will be mads
public by Sir. Goodman shortly. The
stages will connect with the boats at
Scottsburs for tbo trip down the
river to Reedsport and fiat-diner. A
seven-passenger CadilUe and Gard
ner cars will be used on the stage
run.
o i
Hay carriers, cable and
Wharton Bros.
rope at
forget tn call
P ta "wi of aoto parts.
runrw-Klng House.
I-A fino Perchern stallion
l u r. A. Williams place,
Pnh of Glcndale for the sea
p Morris, owner. ' .
FOR DCfci-r
L',e,!F Oepodt boxes.
f 5 juinnai Bank.
F l 'urnished sleeping
pwKjiiE. oak at.
fT Modem fi nvu K
I a . .. " t
am. Inquire- Boll
rrwWic ilh reception
mate ana . Savings
rT' mom home in,.i, i
"e. corner Lane and
Studebaker six touring car.
uurnce. fnone 33 F-23.
F. C.
FOR SALE Good McCormlck binder
i with trucks and tongue trucks, 85.
Emil Hall;- mherlin. Ore.
FOR SALE John Deere binder to
first class condition; cheap. Goo. A.
Russell, Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
FOR SALE 21 Jewel, South " Bend,
' gold watch. Passes all railroad in
spection. 40. 140 N. Parrott.
FOR SALE Young bay mare, gentle;
broken to ride or drive, good work-
er. Inquire at Peoples Supply Co.
FOR SALE 3 good mountain ponies.
Saddles and bridles, ready to ride.
1100; takes the bunch. I'bone 1
F-14.
-I-Hnnu, l.i. r.
f rt and Fowler at. t25. a
f-t Sob. 116 Cas ,t; phoac
t377irn"i8hed house,
P'oKtlces. E'! v . ... ....
- "nm L AVe.
tyl need apply
I f OR SALE
K,:KWrltTbox
we.
E-1S(T7C.
E-lSliTC.- r-r- '
k fink, i , OI Automatic
ieasr.airri' " ' ('
.?" Bids. Portland.
l-iO acre ,',','
hlfhr; Might con-
i. rs Mrs. John
norse aim
"action
. Ri-k""' O- V.
simple J. I.
engine and 2"
Prator: would
t
FOR SALE Inhn Deero It fnnl hlnitor
in first clasa condition, with truck.
Also extra parts. Price J125. Llnd-
oiom, itiionvtife.
We will have a few more broccoli
hand planters coming from the fac
tory the last of this week. If you want
one, order now. Wharton Bros.
W01FI1S
TWOWEWMBERJ
Gin
lilSH
DO IT BY STEAMING
COM SERVO
COOKS ENTIRE MEAL OVER ONE BURNER OF
' ' ' YOUR OIL STOVE f
tha distressing heat tneident to cooking the oit! fathionedj way os a
Wocderfal EcoBooiy la the Hiitfcra, Fsel. Labor, and Eliminate
hot day. Other Jeatur; tttt
hi ore HealJhful Food
Better TaiiRg Food
No Burned Feed and
NoPoiWaisHtig
See our window display, 3d th n is-t tts eipUia the advantage of th
. Consenro to yost . -
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, Canning Racks for use ia
" Boilers
GhrchiII Hardware Co.
T THE WINOflESTER STORE
SALEM, Juna tt. Duccan Ross,
76 years of age, a oioneer of Salem
and vicinity, died rly Wednesday
morning, June 20, at the home of
his sister at 2100 North Commercial
street. Mr. Ross was a farmer oe-
fora hia retirement from acttve buaf
Bess. He was a member of the Che
meketa chapter No. 1, I. O. O, F.
lodge. -
Mr. Ross Is survived by four
sisters, Mrs. Hattie Phoefer of' Sa
lem, Katherlno Ross of Ohio, Mr.
Thomas Watson of Victoria, B. C,
Mrs. A. J. Adams of R3sea Ontario,
and a brother,- James Ross of Lucan,
Ontario. - .
Fimerat services will be held from
ths Webb funeral parlors on Friday
morning, June 22, at 10:30 o'clock.
Concluding services wilt be held at
the I. O. O. F; cemetery. -
Mr. Ross was born In Scotland
on October 12. 184B, and came to
the Itntted States about 55 years
ago. movtnsr to Salem five years
later where he has since resided. He
was married to the daughter of the
iate Iks Dtirbin. nn uncle of Frank
Daibln of this city. Mrs. Ross died
a number of year ago.
Mr. Ross also served at the peni
tentiary as a guard for some time
being one of the guards who were
overpowered in the famous Miller
and Tracy escape. It was during
this egcape that B bullet grazed ths
top of the bead of Mr. Ross. One
of tb guards standing: beside Mr.
Ross was shot and instantiy killed
by the desperadoes and when his
partner fell, .Mr. Ross also fell and
remained there until the bandits bad
made good their escape. With the
guns having iicen fnken from thcro
by the bandit it would have been
useless to have Blond against them.
It is thought tiisf the quick thotiRht
of Mr. Robs In falling to the ground,
when his partner was shot was the
thing that saved his life.
FOR 8ALE-B!ock oak wood, 3.50
per tier. Body oak stove wood, 4.
per tier. Address 10t5 Military St.
. W. Finley.
10 acres, good house, ciiy water, on
Pacific Highway, Just outside of
city, for sale, trade, or rent. G. U.
lleibig.-
FOR 8 ALE Seven good thrifty
- weaned pigs at- to. each. Also
Poland China boar for service. Ii.
E. Brown, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR SALE Loganberry Juice, fresh
from tho press. Bring containers.
$1 per gal. Blakely and Hilt, Dixon
vllie, Oregon. Phone 1 F-22.
FOR SALEbr trade for smaller
town property T room house, one
The re-orcaniwd 1'mpiina Five
orchestra will make their first ap
pearance Bt the armory on next Sat
urday niwht at the public dunce with
a program of the latest dance hits.!
The orcheBtra consists of Harry'
Crocker, saxophone, John Shields,!
enrnrft William Burr, saxophone,!
Bedford Tester, cornet. Roy Evans, j
piano and isnjo BBd Ford Singleton ;
drums. With this comtilnaiiaa of j
instruments the orcheBtra wilt tie j
able to furnish music equalling the
proff sional organizations- which!
have visited thfs ciiy. In addition j
to tho public dances at the armory
this orchestra will soon play lor the
open sir street dance to be spon
sored by the baseball team.
Binding twine and baling ' wire at
Wharton Bros, Get your baling; wire
early.
fiUKKX .XI WISSTOX XFtt
acre land variety of fruit. blocks
from court bouse. Owner 627 N.
Jackson st.
FOR SALE Lata BaMliead and Sure ( visit to Corvallt. and resorts a good
The bay crop is being cut is this
Bectitm. end promim-a to be a good ,
one. The weather is ideal for bay
ing. Mrs. and Mrs. L C. Ilavis were
dinner guests st the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thus. HoflmeiBter Sunday,
Wll'mr Claypool returned from his
Head cabbage plants and broccoli
plants. Call or phone your order.
Pbone ii F-42. J. E. Evans, DIUard
Oregon. . -
SIX HUNDRED ACRES all fenced.
' cross-fenced, wirs fence; two wells
and running water on place, fifty
acres plowed;- 'good small four
roomed well built bouse, new. Barn
A ben house; atl good bunrb grass
psstsre land, raises 2V4 tons rye
bay tor Urn acre; nearly all can be
fanned. Best buncfi gnus pasture
la ths county. Want to trade for
Public truck
bT. condition;
l.WbodT?'
i. "-u rond tbwi.
Kb,!-000 eonditlon. See rooming- or apartment bouse in
rTy lia, f K"se-i nosenurg. Aooress aim. i.
' 1054 Winchester st.
time.
Brorctilt plsntlng is in progress.
Ths aildilbmal acr-ae being plant
ed this year, wilt greatiy inirease
tl,A nntr)it Af thi nev indiistrv;
I VI. a I U Um1pi was a tt f a t
the Usvis bnmo on Saturday. Miss
Nelile liavls acroTiipaniird her home, i
and will pnd her vacation on the,
Hodges fnrm near Gsiely. j
Th suddent ard un xpected pass- !
iVsT of Mrs Ponnin. was a shock to
the community, 8h was on her
way to th t;reen Station when
stricken, and ws shall miss her happy '
personality but ottr loss is her gain. .
and we reiolre that she believed in!
a Heavenly tnaailon, that wat wait-'
JUST RECEIVED
Another Shipment of
GULBRANSEN
Player Pianos
$42O-S495-$60G
$700
Your old piano or phono
graph taken as part pay
men t on a Gulbransen
Player Piano and easy terms
on the balance.
Oil's Blusic Store
ftOSESURO, OSEGON
JSac. St. Lut t, ttr !tl a hemloi-w I
U tut 2, iit ItM ac bemioca. at,
&un ut ih timber et tbew tata to b
suld ivr than pr M fur th
fir snd tl.va p&r it top tft ntrnfuca.
V. tf It. f Bets, il SK(i KliW. '
iwti at not to & sola zvr m man
il per at, T. St 8 K I See. Ji.
SWai ,SBi, fir Mo it; SB tir
KW1.. fir 1B il: W4. NWii, tiT i
ii; none &f tli Umbr on tiiee tracts;
to t solo lor ma t.t pr m, 4
T. is B, il. W See. J, fractional
NK JiW5, fir Si ii; Iractiouai;
KWat K'ai. fir ,IS M- no of the
timber on tbese trsw-ts t b sold tor
less than l2-t0 per it I. il s., It.
W Bee. SJ, BWS KWH. red lir iia
it yiiow fir 2 H. bob of tbe tim
ber &fl this tracl to us sola lor s-u
than per it. T. JI 8, H. It tV
Sec. f, KSW SE4. fir ilBS it heinl.x-k
w if; none of the tim'-Msr an this trs-t
to be sold for 3e tbsn tl.tt) per ii
lor the fir and 1.49 per St. for ths
hemlotk. T. 0 8., It. It V?.. See ill,
.VK'e tiWti, fir Hi it., white cvdr I
it; none at the timber on this tract to
be (oid for less than tJ.60 per it for
the Sir asd . iter ii for the white
cedar. T. tk, . f W., SSec. 1, BW'
fjt:.. susnr oltte ii.o 11 vetiosr viae iv
M red fir J70 M: BW V. sugar slae
i M yellow pins -is) it rmi lit tie i!,
Seu 1, tot , red fir SOo it; none of the i
timber on these tracts te be sold tor
lees tbsn S3.a per M tor tbe yellow
ami susar pine ad $2.te per if tor red
tir T. ii S., tt. &,.8ee. i, Nii tW V
eutcar pitte to at yetiow pine 1S4 it red
ana yeliuw fir tie ii white fir It
ueuar to at; zvw1. pwn tuxfa pine
at yeitow pine SSQ st red ana yellow
ttr e8 U wittte tir i U; sWit VVt,
usar pine o it yetiow ptoe iid- M
rati anit yellow tir too sa whit xir
it ceasr la it; Sli(i eugar ptne
So it yellow pine $tl! it zett ud yellow
tir tutu it .wnito fir ii ,-eUr io if;
fc.li. tefe.. suKur floe si At yt-tb
ptue Zl il red end yellow tir Hi it
whtte fir too u ceoar ltd it: KWhi
BK,, sugar pine Sv it yefiow pine ia
it red and yellow fir tttS it white tir
l-0 J ar l; 8W Bfci. susar
piso l't it yetiow pine it rt-tt a:id
JeliOH' fir i!8 M willte tir & ii ceUar
-lit M; fiK4 KKVi, suseF pine 10 it
yellow ptne Xso At reti anil yellow tir
atii M white fir la it t Jar too ii; none
of the timber on those tracts to be
sold for fuss then il.&o per if tor tbe
red end iiow tir and cedar, ta.ov per
M for the susr ana yetiow pine, end
t.B U lor the white fir. T. ii
a it. 1 B., iSec. 1J, BWV SWW. yellow
pine tti il red fir Jt if whtte tir ii
H: 8W, yellow pine i H sugar
pine IS M red fir trt if willte fir
it; !W4 aw. yellow tfine 3S it red
tir tstt ii white fir ? ii; NK'4 K.
yellow pine 46 M sugar pins too it
red fir JKU il white fir i tti W'4
,SKai, yellow pine ii susrar pltte iv
M rud fir Saa M while tir s ii; KVV'A
t4, yellow pine tft it soKar pine lb
,i red tir mi M white fir sa ii;
Kti, yellow pine ttiu M suser Pihe i
M ted tir Tad it white fir S- ii; iiec. i
Aa Sli, yellow pine i$ ii suss?
pine i M red fir Hi it white fir o
At; tioc 21, SW Nlv'4, ensiu- pine li
it yettow pine i5 it red fir u ii;
siW4 KKii, yeliow pine 2iS if red fir
i it white tir i Ji; NK'k NWi,,
yellow plna ii it red ttr lis it white
lir ii Hi &K, SWi,, yellow pine 4 it
rt! tir it white fir its it; KBS,
yeilow pine i.ii it red lir He U
white fir f M; NW iiKW, yeltow ptn
ttt if red fir US ii white (ir lit! It;
!fc;v. IS, KK4 KVVit, yeiiow pine 2!
it red fir -si M; KWi, yellow
pin So if suasr ptue 4 M red tit: iii
M; bW4 gW. yellow oina . it;
.-!-; 4 HW, yetiow pine 2i5 it r
pine S it red fir i it: Bee. 3. NKU
IritVH. yeiiow pine 10 it sutcac pine if
iU . i ?JC VI - 1V Ult'lj ... a
: pine i H ret! fir :t M white ti'r i il;
stW',4 H'',i. rt-d fir ii it white fir i
; bK'A HVV4. yellow pine ti M sugar
pine 20 il rd lir SKO ii: Ks.
y'iiew pine to it sussr pine to it red
fir JTO U. SWA yeiiow ptue lt
ii red fir HO U white fir 4 ii tiW'i
yellow pin SO it sugar pine 'ii
M red fir t.'i) il white fir SO it; SK'i
yeiiow pine 10 M susrar pine 'A
if red fir ii it white fir iti il; none
of the timtr n thee seettons to he
,sold fr iejfs thn fa., per M or ths
yeiiow and eKr pine, f i.so per if for
tile red and yellow Jlr and st.oe per M
for tho white fir. T. i H.. It. t Y...
fee. il. NK4 NWw, iliow pins 50
M. H a SIV'i. yellow Gin Hi
NtV'i StVi. yellow pine S M; M
..of the tlmUer en ihe trsei In t
sold for iee tlmtt fJ.os per if, Wltllsm
. epry, t-ommisstoner, uehersi tasnd of
fit.
IVKLAOR To Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Lovrisc-ej fiixonviile Road,!
boy, Wednesday, Jana !fa, 1S23.
SALE OF DISH PANS i
Grey granita dish pans, feamiled.i
deep styles, heavy- ware. Special at I
CaiT's, 10 at., 9e; 1 t. os; 17 O.M
Sc. These are heavy first quSiiy '
ware. .
A5UI,i., tWtTLK MAHIUKU
Miss Rose J. Janxter, who makes
ber home in Axaila, and t K, Kei
ley. also pf Axalia, were united ia
Starr-lag Wednesday afternoon, June
the twentieth, t fh Presbyterian
Maaae, with Reverend L. B. fjuick
officiating, in tho presence of bath
friends and re?aiivt;s. Mr. and Mrs.
KeSley wiil irsSs their home ia
Aiaii.
rm milk hsn vifixm skws
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One of the big gravel trucks had
the misfortune, to go over tbe grade
near tha Devil's Gardes Monday. No
one was hurt.
Alfred Swift has moved hi house
So the place which ha recently pur
chased at the Irwin tract.
tvaa and Wlnfred Swiit are pre
paring: to fealld a bars on their
ranch on the tower part of the Irwin
place, t
Mrs. Laeretla OHivaat has return
ed from Salem where she has been
visiting and havtitic her eyes treated.
Mr. and Mr. Kf, Jennlng and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byron and family
are Porfisnd visitors this week.
Mrs. McDaniei is vl.tiUiig her soa
I Have Bought the
F. L- CHAPMA
GROCER! STO
' t Wilbur, and wiii b
eisued to ws Scorns alt
my aid friend and
customers. Ths store
wilt bo known as ths
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We ara sorry to hear that our min-.
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i poor health and gepe tot her speedy
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I Mr. aad Mrs, Mamie Porter ndV
MS Audrey Porter ara pick in?
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