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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1 925. I KEARNEYS wo w.fa, t. GROCETERIA 300 w. est. Saturday Specials: SUGAR in $1.00 packriges, per package 90c Bilker's Moist and Sweetened Cocoanut 2 cans for 35c Cane and Maple Syrup in Pint Jus, per jug 25c Cane and Maple Syrup in Quart Jui;s, per Jug 48c Cane and Maple Syrup in hnlf gal. Jug, per Jug 95c POTATO CHIPS, 3 package, for 25c FRENCH PEAS. 2 can. for 45c A. D. 'CLUSTER RAISINS, 2 packages 25c FRENCH MUSHROOMS. 2 can. for 95c RICFFLOUIC4 poukJ. .or 25c MACARONI, 6 lb., for ' 45c SPAGHETTI. 6 pounds for " 45c TAPIOCA. 3 pound, for 25c SPLIT PEAS. 3 pound, for 25c BILIOUSNESS. (Continued vnm page 1 ) ana sick neaaaches, soar stomach, inactive liver and jarmiui constipation are PRESIDENT PORTUGAL BURG; ROBS STORE, BESI0NS H,s 0FF,CE USIION. I'ortugiil. April 24.-JHih president of the re- pub.T. of i'oiiuKiil han rt-.iiKa- ed. President Teixelra Comn former I'ortuxue. minUt-r , Cunada 1 likely to be puzzled by a i They keep the liver healthily active, to KnlamJ. ban been primiri- men-hunt m-luiiK two, fiur or six rnake digestion easy, and caiue th mi in public lire In i'ur'u- cap dtnrarld by Duncan, an buy ing been worn by the man who proeured food from her. That Duncan look plenty of time In the 1'enncy store in evi-d'-nrf-d by the tart that he even stopped to tak'd a' Hhuve, unln a Kaf'ty razor and a tube of cream off the notion counter. Two towel wre Htolen off the Hhelves, and ufter being; used with thrown on a heap of rub bish in the bailment. -- o EX-CONSTABLE MILWAUKEE GUILTY OF BOOTLEGGING 4J pound boxes GRAHAM CRACKERS, per box 70c Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA The Store that Brought 'em Down n?' DUNCAN DOUBLES BACK TO ROSE- 2 ' d 4j (Aaor-UtifJ Vrm lA-Uf-d Wire.) j rOTtTLANI), Ore., April 24. , Frank K. Lowe, ex-coiiHluble of J ; Milwaukee, Ore., charufd with J conspiracy to violate prohibition P law, wag found Kullly uf eoiiHplr 4'acy and pRKHHiun of two bottles dot moonshine by a federal court j I Jury here today. j1 He was found not Kuilty on the K charge, of manufacture, a second R ehurge of poHHeaslon of material. Iowe wuh tried once before , but d the jury failed to agree. Jl. W. A Weller and Fred Sauerman, with Z j whom l,o we was accused of hrtv J Iiik conspired, both pleaded euilty K xhortly Hfler the arrewt about a W year ago and received sentence, p lowe's attorney auked 10 day's S BlHy to appeal. d I We are agents for Star dairy s tvnrn cviiitiiiiieiit att run furtiiuh you plans for new bains or re modeling; old ones. A ahfpment of Btanchiona will arrive In a few days. BANDITS' BANK LOOT $15,000 ST. VAVL. Minn., April Three men held up employe? and i piiirons of the City Hank of St. I'aul today mrA escaped with 15, In curT?D'4 . - Pythian Si iters, Umpja Tsmpla No. 4 Meets tli second and fourth Monday evening of eacfc mo o tii. at the K. of P. halL Vu trnra mviTI SreiOOmO. MAKTHA CHRISTENSEN, M.E.C ! EVA MARKS M of R. C. cesaes put to work in a nor- Whence Comet Term "Bit" Tl. T 11 . The vMtr at the w,t cout of VHOillUCI 1(UI1 5 laOlCIS I MAV K. I'ARKKR, M. of F. Here's apart of the Axon i aal al WEST COAST LIFE Perfect Protection Policy If the inturfd diet from natural cauef, the company pays $5,000 If the intured dies from accident, the com pany pay $10,000 In caie of permanent totpl diiability. the company will 1. Waive all premium payment!. 2. Pay $25 per week for one year; and in addition 3. Pay $50 per month for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to beneficiary when insured dies 5. K disability involves loss of limbs or sight as result of accident, the company pavi $5,000 immediately in cash in mJ ditio to all other benefits. f During temporary disability tlx companr pays $25 per week fur a limit of 52 wcek "A Smrvicm That Endurmt West Coast Life INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OrnCI-tAH FRANCISCO HARLEY J. WATSON, Dist. Mgr. in corey Ave., Roseburg, Oregon TUFFY REID MEETS DEATH ON GALLOWS WITHOUT FEAR (AMorlalrrt Vrm WirO SAN QUENTIN, Cal., April 24. Clarence Tuffy) Held, Los An Keles murderer, waa hanged at San Quentin state prison here to day. Held went to the Kallows bravely. On January 21. 1923, Held, then 18 years old, with lawrencu Mc Mullen. entered the rear room of the aprlns; street trunk factory nf Charles Welngartea Jn Ios An gelea. They found Weingart n and five othera engaged In a car l game. Held drew a plutol and cov ered the players while McMullea went through their pockets. Wein garten grappled with Held and the youth then drew another pistol and shot the merchant dead. WHEELER CASE CLOSING ( AMncUtcH PifHM lMfd Wire.) GREAT FAU.S. Mont.. April 24. The trial of Senator Hurt on K. Wheeler, on charges of lllegillv appearing before the Interior de partment, entered the last lap here today when arguments to Uiu Jury were tM'gun. ? gal for years. In V.t2? , wax elected president of l'ctrtu ivul. He Is a Journalist fcu.l iO author. ! I. T. A. TO mi-:kt. Henron p. T. A. will meet 1 1 nlght at the school hoiine, and an enjoyable program Ih anticlpat'-it. The entertainment will be pro id ed by Hie Clvlea club, and fol lowing the program refreshments will be aervt'd. TRIAL IS HELD The trial of Jess Ualdwfn, charg ed wirh being drunk and diord-r-ly at a recent dance at Iixonvill. was held before .a Jury in the Jus tice court today. eaav. and ratij th "bits" for mi article. Its hlatory ia regular daily movement no necessary connected lu the old "t hiiiouk' or to good health. Why Buffer when trading lunua-e but the origin of Chamberlain's Tablets may be ao the term ' bit" foes back ewn far-! easily bad. Only 26 cents, titer than that. A "lipenny bit" (five-penny bit) was really the 2 cent mm derived from the old Spanish real or one-eighth of a dol lar, long u'd fur coinpuialion and pricing in New Orleans, California and most seucout towns. The L'nit ed States never bad a Yl cent tuln of its own, but to this day a quarter or 2.Vcent piece is common ly spoken of an "two bits." The name "lipenny bit" or five-penny bit obviously was derived fnm a ref erence to the ISritfsh and American colonial penny, which was worth a frnct it.ii inttre than two cents of Canadian money. 1 Special price Wharton Bros. on roofing at Union Encampment. No. v. I. O. O F. Meets in Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4th Wednesday! of each month. Visiting Patrt archs alwav? welcome. FRED MILLER. C. P. W. P. WETHF-REIJ. flrrlh Russian Children Have Brief Carefree Moments Presently there came to us the sound of tambourine and the fcln' lujf of youthful voices. The chil dren who had been standing In groups listening to their wrunlliig elders dahej Joyously Into the street. .Niklfor hooked his arm In'o mine and hade me follow him. S-u there passed before us a procession of young people headed by the vil lage bund an uccordion and a tam bourine. The girls followed direct ly behind the players. They were in holiday attire, white waists, in:ti little aprons, some in big shoes, olh ers barefooted. They walked una in arm with one another. 'I he boys, I also In Sunday clothes, trailed uf ter thvm. They were all singing in lusty resonant voices an uge-old i melody of n Cossack killing a gly j who threatened to steal bis sweet- heart. It was to me a beautiful and t thrilling sight these boys and girl. I bun-foot, many of them, In old though freshly laundered clothes, walking briskly and lu tep, ob livious or unmindful of the cures that pressed with brutal itgouy upmi their fathers, and giving themselves with Joyous abandon to song and pluy, and it made me forget for the moment the ugly mm I, the Ulm:y hovels and the multitude of embit tered souls wailing with sullen pue- ousness at the fate that had befal- Curiosities of Smell No substance that refuses to dis solve in water has an odor. It Is the actual substance Itself, Houtijig in the air, that appeals to the nose and not simply a vibration of the ibir, as in the case of light and sound, says the Cleveland Plain Oealer. The damper a thing Is the more powerful odor It gives off. A pleas ant proof of the fact can be had by walking In a garden after a ruin. There is no end to the curiosities of smell. It is. for example, the va por of a liquid that smells und not the liquid in the mass itself. If eau ile cologne he poured into the nostril the nose refuses to recognize any odor there ut all. Collector's Queer Hobby The world is full of "collectors. Collectors of stamps, coins, spoons, autographs, etc., etc., and now comes the collection of beer bottle labels. A London dealer recently of fered for sale, for SJT.'i, 10.0(H) beer Imttle label, carefully preserved In l.'i albums. They comprise line, clean specimens from nearly every brew ery in the world, of beautiful de sign and artistic merit. A noted collector has spent 5(1 years In trav eling and getting them together. Many of the breweries represented have been closed down, uud the brands are obsolete. NOTICK In hereby Riven that the Stat Iiml Uoi.nl ut the tititte of (In-Koll W ill rei'eiVtt Healed bids ut Its of fi e la the Capitol KulMinK at Salem, Oregon, up to ll:oo o'clock A. M., June 2, l'JJi for all the State's intrrnt In the hereinafter ikfl rihefl ti'le lunda Kivinsr. however, to the owner or owner of any lamia abut tinif or frontinie thereon the nref- erence rltfht to purchane n;ud Ian tin i ut the hinhest price offered, provid- 1 el such offer In luadu In Kood faith, and that the Hoard reserves the i rixht to relect any and all bids: Said land are situated In Doug las County, Oregon, and described I us folluws: j I'fKinnlnff nt a point N, 9 dear, 37 mill. K 24CC.S fe.-t from the im-1 iJimliT corner on tint north bank of .Mallard Yeek. between Beet ions 34 and 3'.. T. 11 S. It. V. of . M. ' Thence S. 41 de. 3 niln. W. 1SU.0 1 f !. u lun ft tide lands heretofore is-ild; S. d.-K. AO mill. V. LT..2I it-ut: n. in uk. Ai nun. k. .o feet; N. r8 UeK niin. K. fiCU.r.C feet; N. 41' dec. 23 mln. K. 1.0 few: N. 47 deg. in mill. W. 7 04 feet to place of hftfinning, containing 1.40 acres of ti'le land. Applications should be aTom-pani-d by check or draft fur the amount of bid and should he ad dressed to t;. a. Hitovvx, ni:iK K STATU LAND !toAKI. HALKM. (JltKijox. and marked "Application and bid to purchase tidu land lu iJoiiKlfi Cotinty. Oregon. bated at Salem, Oregon, March 20, O. G. nilOWN. Clerk State Lund Hoard. t LODGE DIRECTORY J Eaglet, Roaaburg Aerl. Meets U Maccabee ball, on Caas street on aecond and fourth Wednea da; evenlnin of each montb, at 8 o'clock. Vlsltlnn broth ern Id good atandlnr alwava welcome RICHAItD BUSPH. W. P. P. THKO. W. ALTHAUS, W. P. B P. OOODMAN. 8c. KOSEBL'RO L0rX;B NO. 1037 I. O. O. M. Meets every Wednesday nlKbt. Mnose Hall. 248 N. Jaclc aon St Clob rooma open 7:30 to 10 p. m.Vlsitinj brotbera wei com. , W. A. BOO ART). Dictator. H. O. PAROETER, Secretary. JNO. M. THRONE. Treasurer. I. O. O. F, Phlleurlan Lodge Na 8. Meets In Odd Fellowa Tent pie every Friday evening. Visit ing bretbern are always wel come. DONALD YOTJNO, N. O. A. J. OEODFS. Rec. Sec J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. Knight, of Pytnias, Alpha Lodga No. 47. Meeta every Wednes day In KnlKbts of Pythias ball 130 Rose street. Visitors always welcomed. SAM CHRISTENSON. C. C. ROY O. YOUNG. M. F. . E. E. WIMBE"LY. K. R 9. Do you Sleep well? The very first requisite for a nlphls Isound sleep Is a Good Mattress Perhaps you are golni? to re place the old mattress or fur- club another bi-d room. Let us show you a variety of mat treses and other things you may need. Prices are Lowest E COMPANY 821 N. Jackson St., Roreburg It-ii the them. .Maurice lale lteview. O. Hindus in 9 nrasrmifaiiai. it ONb OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES Men and Women in News of the Day- COOKED FOOD SALE. The Northnide Sunshine Club will hold a cooked food sale Sat- I unlay, April 25 at SkagRS Grocery ! Store. I FORMER THEATRE MAN OF KLAMATH FURNISHES BOND (AaanrUtml Trrm tattH. Irv.) KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 24. Bond of $la.oo was posted in ! Justice court today for H. F. Moe, ; former motion picture theatre; . maniiKer here, who Is under arrest on a charge of HtealltiK $21fii from i the (ieotKe M. Mann th-atre nyndi- j rate, his. former employer. Moe aerled today he will appear person ally before the grand jury next I week and expect to prove his in- j nocence. Machine Puts on Record Development of Plants A wonderful machine hnheeo In vented which iiteuMircti the growth of plantH. A Htuall thread connect the plant ulih the apcaratiiM, which foiiNiNts of an electrical battery ami u drum which revolves hlowly. Above this drum Is a pen worked ! tree. ly electricity. As the plant xrowa t lie threail Klackens, and tit uses u ctmnectlon between the kttiery and J pen. The latter drops onto the ' drum find nmi.en a mark. At the ! Maine time a kimhII rod in pushe'l up, j whli-h tiuhtens the m! rin hl;hii. ! TIium the liruiii iOiowk the growth of I the plant over a iven period, anil information in obtained houin the , cttect of heat and liyht upon vari ous KpCCUllCIM. It has been proved that most plants -rov more rapidly at ni'lit, and this fact lias been i' ivnt as- Istam-v' lo those eiuiiyed In t'orciiiK the growth of UotT.s and vcye l a hies. p.Vcsf Juniper Tree What is believed to he the oldest Jtmtper tree In the world Is now he iiitf protected hy the forest service of the l ulled States department of Agriculture. The tree is in north ern I'tah, und a careful examination shows that the aire of the tree to be not less than years, thus plao luK it on a par with the hit; redwood trees in California. The diameter, breast hluh. Is 7 feet 0 Inches and the height is 41! feet. The forest ttervlce lias erected n sin near the giving the interest iiiu tavts about the n ire-old veteran. Hairy nans League News. United Airman TWeefa In Ma Cabee halt first and third Thurs days. Visiting members al wava welcome. HELEN WHITAKER, M. A. MILDRED McCULLOCH. Treaa. BKLLR STEPHENSON Ren. Flowers Show Emotions Experiments made at the'Jardln1 L'Acdemalatlon de Taris have, hc-i ciinlin to the Medical Journal and lieconl. .demoustrnted that Uowers are almost as ipifck to show sln of flispleaure as huuian beings. Mst pH)ple know what it is to ut ran :e two kinds of hlossotus In a ae and then to llml a few hours I;i1i r that the blooms are drooping. In most cases this Is due to tlte f;,t that (lowers object to 'ein assu cialed With one another. Separate the blossoms and. In a short while, they vtltl he as fresh as ever. United Brotnernood of Caroenter and Jlntera of America. Meeta at 476 S. Main second end fourth Tuesday evenings of each mo ih. Ail carpenters wel comed. T F HOLMFj Rec Sec. 5RVCOLE. Ptvs. O. E. S Roseburg Chapter No.-3 Holds their regular meetlna on the first and third Thursdays In each month. All sojourning brothers and sisters are respect fully invited to attend. CORA B. SINGLETON, W. M. FTtEW JOHNSON. Recretarr A. F. & A. IM., Lauri ioCge No 13. Regular communication! second and fourth Wednesday each montb. at Masonic Temple . Roseburg, Ore. Visitors wel , come. M. S. HAMM. W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Sec. W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Re view No. 11. Holds regulai meetings on second and fourth Thursdays a 7:30 p.m. Visit ing sisters invited to attend re views. Maccabee ball. Pine an 4 CaBs streets. CLARA BONERRAKE, Com. JESSIE RAPP. Col. i Roseburg Rebekah LodgeNo." 41 . I. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fe lows Temple every week on Tuesday evening. Vlsltini 1 members In Rood standing are mrdlallv Invited to attend. MRS. MARGARET ASHCRAFT, N. O. TILLIE I. JOHNSON. Rec. Sec FTHKL BAILEY. Fin. See. 8. K O. Elks, Rosen urg Looje No. 326. Hold recular comma nicatlons at the Elk's Temple oa each Thursday of every month All members requested to at tend regularly, and all vis) tin brothers are cordially Invited t attend. i J. G. DAY, Jr., E. R. J. T. OOOTiMAN. Secretary l JT55-, I We Make' a Specialty Of Washing & Greasing CARS We guarantee our work to give satisfaction. Come in and try us. That is all we're asking. If you don't like It, don't go and get sore. Just bring your car back and with a smile we will wash it some more. Put on C. T. C. tires and give them a trial. They pile up miles and you ride with a amile. We call for and deliver your car without extra charse. Phone 47S. G!lham' Highway Garage Roseburg, Ore. . 332 K Jackson St. woodmen of, th. world, camp No 125 Meets In the Odd Fellowi Hall In Roseburg every first and third Monday evenlnga. Vis Itlnr neighbors always welcome JOHN DKLL, HESS. C. C. M M MN.I.ER. Clerk I LOCAL NEWS J! ! I'.lllnr lliivniT In llv Will K. llayner. editor of the Stitherlln Sun. wuh in the cily tmlay attemlinK to bUHint'sg mat-tvrs. Men and Women in News of the Day Laurel un.pier No. 11, H. A. M, Stated convocations on first and third Tuesdays, Masonic Temple. AM member, requea ted to attend and Tlsltlng com panlona welome. A. A. WILPKR, High Priest W. P. HARRIS. Seretav VM Absolutely Guar, anteed Flour, per sack of 49 pounds $2 .35 Half Sack of 25 pounds for only $1.20. This splendid product will please the most exacting housewife. Try a sack. AND WE DELIVER IT AT THE KITCHEN DOOR EVERYB0DYS EXCHANGE v J9c"$!QAL& Anrxvscxr xxorn rwdihgtkxz "Tex Rlrkard, famous prtie flrht pi.nntcr of New Tortt. has been fined 17.000 in a redcrul Court In Newark, N J., for conM'trary fo vlnlato (k lntemtate commerce laws by trannportlnjr, the films of the DempserCarpentler f isrHt out of New Jersey. Mors scandals In Frltlah society are expected ijb bared In the divorce suit filed In xndnn by the Due hens of Westminster. Roald Amundsen, noted Norwegian explnmr, with a parly, in two airplanes, expects to hop off frcrn the fcepark north of Spitsbergen for QfllKM over the North Pole In May. The party xpr to spend a full day at the Pole. Florence Reddlngton. trained nurs rNew York City, Is suing Colonel I aac M. Ullman, millionaire manufacturer and politician of New Jlaven, Conn., for 1160,000, altering ha Is tha father of her fourljear Did ion. and that lit is guilty of breach of faoiisa to marry. () Mr. Hermann lletter Hon. IHnner llermiinn, who hiia been III of La (irippe fnr over a week hhI, wan aide to he about town today and exchanged pre-et-inH with bin mony friendH. I'avliitf for Sun I'rancls! Attorney A. N. Orcult leaves tomorrow for San KiHiirinco where he will upend neve nil davit attend ug to lean! mutter In run neetion with the ImiikIui County I.inht and Water Comimny. whoMe property her wa rerently taken over hy The Call torn la Oregon Tower Company. The title to the propt rty 1 to be nettled and af fair of the company officially deponed nf dnrltiK Mr. Omitt's lay in Kan Kruncico. Rend the Classified ftds. in The News-Review. They mean dollars to you. Have you something to "1!. (t j trade, to Rive away. Une New. ! Hevlew columns. DAILY WEATHER REPORT V. S. weather bureau, local of-: fire, Hoaehui k, Oregon, SI hour ending 6 a. m. rrerlpftatlon In inches and bun ' dredth: ' H Ik-lie t temperature yetenlay .. ltw et temperature Ut niK'J 4" Vreclpltatlon, last 2 1 hour . . t) Total preeip, lnre Nt of month ( 52 Normal preeip for tht month 2 ts Total prerlp from Sept. 1. K. O. T. M. Meeta each second ' and fourth Thursday of each TA K -'ew .i month. In Maccabee hall, cor j J 1 jf fi K J : vNiv ner Cnsg and Pine streets. Via fA Q S -wm I n S m wwr srv -ms4 9 t. My . -V vip. .a - (tin Knlirht. alwava .Dl.nmA W FV ft M B M M K B PI . LCH S H 1 f I I W'tvl I fc$Se?' 'M 4 Nelghbora er Woodcraft, Lllao 11 ' " 1 d fcriV ' m -S, SlSj Circl. No. 49 Meets nn first R ,, . i, . , . , d V 3 u 1 A Aii' and ,h,rd Monday e.enlnirs. in & Here is a planter sold strictly on its merits. The d Vr I 1 f fl K. of P. ball. Visiting neighbors m c . . , . , .5 V'-t v U ' 4 invited to attend. A proot is in what the man who uses it says; any of J V f f f AmHkV I the f" known to you all. will be glad Jfel .- . ' i V ; " Ompqua Klan No. 5. Meet Jna'.'S to tell you: K Ji' ' ; V'a T V and 4th Mondays of each month i5 ...,., ., K l(tpc J V v- Address P. O. Box 885. Ros. 2 Nichols, Iltdille If. If. Horton. Riddle d f V -Wi1 V,i 1 .1 h.ir. Oregon. . l Elb.rt Itall. Itid.llo Smith lima.. Itld.llr d fK v". N - 4 V r "m '5 I1kk VU"'A- Ki"'"e H. S. I.. Krcltap, llidille 4. ' Sv. J 7 SAVfe TM7f5 E,mfr y,non- ,Ud,,: """'. Ko-brg. t M -tfLJ&e ilM, SAFETY A gae ni AH::.-n-A .AvT'A. OtT y lk t ( mm . 2 5t net. to .1, Averace pi. 1. 1T7 Total i . from S. it t AveraW t'rectphntlon for. season., tS.aij to )! jj ... ' llA.Xvel O. 31 e Cloudy tonlcht, Saturday Fair with heavy frost. WII.I.IAM flKI.I., 4hw :rrA.-v iaw, m. . . riTcrir.rrrK.:irvtUintE. Althoii-h his ,hip. th Ari'tuma. on whteh he an a part of srlen lists et out to eipiore the i-.irnosaa Sra for the N. York Znoloniral Het'lety as e.iuij'i- l wireless, efforts to art in radio rnmmiinl- r.ition with lr l iVtin.iiM ', t prnvil unavaillnn. Miss Abby Rocks-f'-ller. rhlrst il.iucliter of J, ! i ocke(ller. Jr.. lias rrcmni a lu. n-e to marry hauil Merrl.eth. , Milton, her rlill.ltiood sweethear'-. The eildlns sill take r.:,r vilv u. in her father's New York town.ou5fc Mrs. Charles A Kuiten. 1. a i. r nf New York society, has entered suit lor dloree. chinima h. r in inonalre hust-and Is orrnpvint a ca.'h- In rsnee with a Kn in h il.xn-, . At Hi. aim tim. ah. .nrf ht. ink mensrly Wi'Il'l'lV Pari-ntS. lr an.1 Mr. .'..r.lin.n.l' I' .... I.wv.iioo for .e.l ali. tmt . 0I afferilona. Kulton thanced his name durlna th. World War. The ileorgia tftato Prison Comnilsion has rec cmniennV.t to Cim rnor . (M that the death arnirnre lmp.id on Mrs. Id. IIukIus. of Al A'.l. for th. tnunl..r nf h. m.tlhar tn.l.w lu MeteorologlaL I commuted lu iiSo UnprUvu-iuu Sht a to bale been hanfcil Aprli 24, ELKAV'SSlrawIIatDyeJ Makes old straw lists look 'like K .ip. from Sept. 3 1 brush with 67 . 4H new. I All wanted colors. ' Kasy to apply i every bottle. j ELK AYS PANAMA AND j STRAW MAT CLEANER t will clean y."r laPyenra hat and make It good for many months i to come. 25 NATHAN FULLERTON 73 'fioKatZ Vrvt Store Must have order this month to get car load price. After this car load the price will go up. Fertilizer attachment at small extra cost Special Deep Setting Shoe Especially for Broccoli. Made and Guarantees by the NEW IDEA SPREADER CO., Cldwater, Ohio I Represented by RIDDLE OREGON 11
