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ROSEDURG NEWS REVIEW. FRIDAY. AUGUST 28, 1925
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
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becreUiry-Treaaurer
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ROSEBURQ, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925.
THE YOUNG COUPLE'S HOME.
Z A young man was talking recently aboift his prospective
marriage, and a friend remarked that he and his bride would
probably move into one of the very pretty apartments that
are being erected nowadays.
"I am not going to rent any quarters from anyone," he
said. He wanted a home of his own, and he was not willing
to marry until he had saved up money enough to acquire
title to a place and begin paying on it.
They are putting up such very attractive homes now, he
said, that it is a temptation to a young fellow to rent one of
these places. But if those young people only had the courage
to do the big thing, they would buy these same homes, and
then they would have some incentive to work. Every hun
dred dollars that they pay into a home in Roseburg would
hiake it seem dearer to them. They would want to put in
their spare time making improvements and beautifying their
liome nest, and meanwhile they would be saving money.
o
Oregon has five hundred million dollars worth of mar
ketable property that escapes taxation, according to the
statement made by State Treasurer Tom Kay at the Western
Taxpayers' conference in Portland this week. Mr. Kay added
that if assessors entered that property on the tax rolls it
would go a long way toward solving the problem of excessive
luxation. This furnishes good food for thought for the as
sessors of the state, who in all probability will continue to
act on their own judgment regardless of Mr. Kay's sugges
tion. Therefore, the way will remain open for tinkering
ith the tax laws in an effort to attain the impossible a
eystem that will satisfy everybody. What a wonderful thing
it would be if the cost of government could be maintained
satisfactorily without everybody bearing their just propor
tion of it. . .
; Tho motor touring public must get awful hungry, con
sidering the great number of stands put up all along the way
to supply their wants. One. might think that all these places
for supplying food would interfere with tho business of ho-
Itels and restaurants. 15ut perhaps the American people are
eating more as a result of being out in the open air, so that
it takes more grub to keep their empty insides from caving
In. Anyone that supplies good food performs a service, only
he should not set his little sUind in some inappropriate place
where it will interfere with the beauty of natural scenery.
Don't be so anxious to fill the tourist with hot dogs that you
. win Bfjuu ma view.
; 0
; The Roseburg Elks last night decided to keep the Elks
' Island and dedicate it to the children of the city for a play-
ground. This is a splendid decision. Roseburg has long been
in need of a playground for the kiddies and the local fratern
al order has really accomplished something worth while for
'. the city by taking this stop. The city of Roseburg and all
civic and fraternal organizations should lend their support
in the development or the island.
BY BERT & BATES
GOOD EVENINC FOLKS '
Jun as we sat down
To this of flosaip mill .
To pound out a poms
Hayardin' the
Baimy atmosphere
A wh.ff of the
City dumpyard smoke
Pervaded the sanctum
And we rushed (or
Ths 01' gas mask
To ward off the
Obnoxious fumes
And now that we're
settled back again
The muae reues to
Function and anyhow
Its hard to say
Anything flowery
When surrounded by
tiucn a mess.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS
An syewash is a grape-f rutt. '
J. J
A feller told us today that ' he
found a News-Review up on top of
Mt. Nebo. Gosh the news carrier
who threw that paper 'way ' up
there must have had a strong arm.
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After lookin' over the society
ed's shoulder as she's busy at the
adjacent gossip foundry we've de
emed that the tea party is just a
matter of giggle, gabble, gobble,
and git. - , ,,
V V
Why Is it so many of the saxa-
phone players sound liks teey're on
a perennial case of seasickness
'
Balloon tires are certainly fine.
You can hardly feel the bump when
you run over a pedestrian. '
Henry Ford is advocation' old
fashioned dances and we suppose
Charlie Lookwood will dsdicato his
nsw garage, when finished, with
a quaurille, music by Lam bprigga,
fiddler.
IF WINTER COMES
The end of summer's comin'
We hail it with a ahoutl
Our only flannel trousers
Are doggone near worn out!
Our B. V. D.'s are Uttered
Our sport shirt's fadin' fast,
We're glad that Fall is comin'
For our sox would never last
The garden hose is leakin'
And the lawnmower ia a wreck
Our only starch. whito collar
la outtln' up our neckl
No.Excuse for
Going Hungry
The Delicatessen is here to help Housewives, Campers,
Tourists Everybody to Provide Plenty to Eat.
Famous Mt. Nebo Chicken Tamalcs Fresh Potato Chips
Daily Hot Bread Every Noon.
SATURDAY SPEClALS-Roaat Porlt, Stewed Beef with
Vegetables, Butter gcotch and Cherry Pies
Fancy Groce
VOSBURGH & VVIARD
rs
Phone 515
OPEflflTOHS AGREE
DJI STRIKE RULES
Property to' Be Maintained
and Protected by Men
Paid Wages Fixed
For the Union.
several
(AaanHatrd Pre Lm1 Win.)
I'lllLADrXI'HIA, Auk. lit). The
anthracite operators and mimrs to
day reached an itnvmf nt on the
question of maintalnence men for
work in the mines during the sus
pension set for September 1.
The arrunxemi nt provided l hat
"normal conditions that obtained
durlriK Idle pariods in the past shall
be ihe baMs for this agreement.'
The agreement read as follows :
"It is agreed btlween the repre
sentatives of the anthracite opera
tors and the rpreeutatires of dis
tricts 1, 7 and 9 of Ihe I nited Mine
Workers of America as follows:
"in the event of a gusnenfiun of
mining In the anthracite rHKion al
ter AuKUHt 31, 1U25, maintenance i
men necessary for the proper pro
tection and preservation of proper-!
ty shall remain at work subject to i
Liberty Theatre , L icniin P,.J 'i "p the followinK provisions: I
A lone rider. v.cll in advance St nianaK.r Qf a bank here, today cap h '""- maintenance men
a band of ivuirlug Indians, lushts ,,,,., ho,uu maI1 toy rush,ns ",u ish"" "T V" 'y a;'JU';"!"'nt
ins exhaust, d. pony to funher at- , ,,, vault and slainniint T the ' W"K'' ,ll"t may resaU fnmi any
loit. atioss mat barren, alkalai pdl- ,loor. The Intruder Ignoring cWrks 8ul""'q1,'nt ,,,r"mral between the i
aouud stretch ol tommy at the .i.. i i.k ki... . . ..... ...... respective parties; such adjust-1
loothilla of the liockles. known to .,ll nnli... r..m,.'v,i hm ment. If any, shall be retroactive;
younK ministers. The ' r
evunuellst will preach at 2:30 and U
7:43; subject tonight:, "Three ' I!
Uad Cases.'' a "
The subject Saturday night will j
be "No room In tho Inn." ; j
Humluy afternoon: "Turn AsitlHf .
and the subject for Sunday even- 1
lug will be ".Men Wanted." t. ;
Correspondent. :
in r nrnfi nrrni!
How long should a wife live? fllj JLLftD UUlil
(Aarvfatr) rrm Leurd Wirt.)
VANCOL'VW. 13. C. Auk. 2.
(Cnnailian Presa . A. E. WiUon,
every iiardy Diont-ur a "ihe Hi A
Lands.
A worried luok Croat
as lie turus again ami uotvs tbu t,, tt3
The would be robber, Joseph
to September 1, iy25.
"Second That maintenance men
KEARNEYS
wo a GROCETERIA 3M.r....
SPECIALS
6 doz. Standard Brooms, while they last, each 48c
Potatoes, 8 lbs. for : 25c
Onions, 6 lbs. for 25c
Mason Jars, pints, per doz 55c
Mason Jars, quarts, per doz : 65c
Mason Jars, half gallons, per doz 85c
Economy Jars, half gallons, per doz. .' $1.30
Wide Mouth Jars, half gallons, per doz $1.30
Ideal Glass Top Jars, half gallons, per doz $1.30
Amaizo Salad and Cooking Oil, pints 20c
Amaizo Salad and Cooking Oil, quarts 38c
Amaizo Salad and Cooking Oil, half gals 75c
Amaizo Salad and Cooking Oil, gallons $1.45
French Peas, 2 cans for 45c
Bulk Mayonnaise, per pint 35c
, Serve Yourself and Save at
KEARNEY'S GROCETERIA
The Store that Brought 'em Down
Leonard. 18 years old. was rough-! ,-,' ma.menance men
his bro. y dressed, lie displayed two pis-'" ry 'r, P,U'T protection
otes the tf.ls as he entered ,h h.nk . ?ni1 Preservation of property shall !
lessened distance between him ami hni ot the Canadian Hank of rontlnuetl at their regular
the pursuuiB band. Suddenly. ti Commerce In mid aCternoon. Soon 'f .,e"n"0."f occupations
pint; the next rise he comes upof he had Wilson and Wilson's two a!11!1 val able, not be replaced by
inree stranued tiavelets. repalnruj assistants corraled In the vault. uw''" d"rln 1 continuance of
iheir v.Hif(.;i . . t ui,. i. Ithls agreement
Harry Carey, as Serseant 1'Jt, Wilson ran out. banned the door to
"Third Normal conditions that
rica O Tolle, in tne Hunt Strom- and called the flylnK souad of the ,malnPa "u"nf " penou our nK
beri? kui ervised pr.Hluctlon, "The Vancouver police. Before the ,"e ,'i,Bl . ue ule uas"s Ior lnla
Uad Lauds,'' playint; tonifclit and souad arrived Leonard sent nine
empty when his captors left ,,.
airreenient.
Saturday at the Liberty tneatre in bullets into the lock. His pistols , rourla-Any .niierences arising
this lone rider, puiuod by Indians, were empty when his captors left n,'he "' U"'T lhi9 l!r'en"ial
Tiirounhoui tne cinire picture, he with him. i . , ."""' "'; iiij
rats tniou-h each pi-deeding Ul- Wilson s art made him a candl- i ofrichlla,aa 10 ,the, employment or
mas v tne ,nie u -hmK spetd date for a 5 u reward that "he 'n'Ployment of any mainten
tnai he rnce. across the v . . ..... an? Canadian bankers' a.-socfat on pays ?rT,??lleMl,!;rr?,?,r ."he
saves every situation win, 1... east ,.rMs who capture robbers. C'T o 1 , u
and airimy which typiilcn hi. . i't- ionard greeted the police by ,boa,r'.', ot tor tho dis-
ivno una aan a., ve. a..i....n . au. HIIIIK lll alHllWIl'I Ul U1E HeU'UIlS
en travelers lw'-a.twli, upon Im iu..;-.-il them, trasuinic tho irons bv
I mil
1 t!
AurreTs T'lieiitrc. t
Ye.terduy s audiences at the
Antleis ilimire I uo ot -their
the barrels.
; It's a wiz!!! "THE WIZARD OF
I OZ." w ith Larry tiemoti.
I drlck, Dill, Oddle, Ashurst anil
I Cumeron and ex-Governor Sprv of
Utah, all of the general. land office,
together with Chief Forester
I Oreeley and members of his staff,
1 will be In attendance at the hear
ings. ,
It's a wiz!!! "THE WIZARD OF
OZ," with Larry Semon.
Loses Hundreds of Dollars
"I am sorry 1 did not hear of
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy a few
years ago, as it would have saved
mo several hundred dollars. Five
years I suffered from indigestion
We sell woolens by the yard.
Hernlcr the Tailor. 2 doors north
Liberty theatre.
VOLT ADVERTISES
OREGON FARM LANDS
Blnry of
t hurts in
80 Qoodbye 0I' man 8ummer
You litcd a lotta ico
W'n glad that Winter' comin'
And coal at any price!
5 i I
A squadron of mosquitoes paiaed
ovw tne v)0(, filt .nv and did
not land per echedule. The ad-
vance ecout Sighted the smudge;
over the valley caused by the
dump yard bonfire and gave the
signal for higher altitude.
h 4
The damsels with the
coats continue to harass the quiet uieiit does Hut end
villager and we hope nobody Intro- 'Pihimioh.
nuioiions and thrill il to the cxir
titeiiuMU th.Vt was m.- In itla-iit
wild horHt' '1 lin'u let-n lius oevdt
hn it drama ; mined by bum.19 j .Are you a fHrnior? If so. Orison
briiiRs to compare oumtionnl? wauts you. More than that, she
and artisthally vrith his lov n.,u v.u" t;it. Th. Vnli tho fJ
a wlltl horsi', i Uu!:lidaniunthly maKazino of Tin
nurt'iit-i lovo Htory 01 . ,.. .. ,.,,.. u.. ..... 1
thumuii In inKrf. but it is lifx, Ludy . " ; h h , Illlh'H(.ilv HIin(.Ilts f
H.TJ!GuSOIILEl:
fAuocMt4 hta UaMd f"tra.
PKNLKTOX. Ore., Auk. A
meetlnu of representatives of Ore-
Ron permittees In the national for- and severe bloating I grew worse
IT hZ rU" lh, p has bppn C!"-' a" the time. My doctor said an op
t Pre.iH,'t'1'brr 9 .letonl eration would be all that could save
IL '" '"t 'aln,'r. o' the'Ore,me. 1 took a course of Mayr's
Th Afocla,lo'-1 Wonderful Remerly Instead and for
c,Ti .riv ,T h , n"!tlons parti- well." It Is a simple, harmless pre
feel 1 '"""St 83 ,h"y af" Ptlon that removes the catarrhal
t m.pn- , ln", WthorlnK mucus from the Intestinal tract and
preceeds the hearlnRs of tho public! allays the inflammation which
rienTn,'t,r.7,llKhW!l1be!,e,d!c,,us'-" Pfctlclly all .tim.ch. lTi
ArXl vr S,'"lber 10 and II. er and intestinal ailments, lnclud
Secv Hole nh TW ,nR "PP""'"""- One dose will con-
. JZ l y I lnke ol 'he r' Kn as-'vince or money refunded. At all
sorlation. Senalora Star.flehl. Ken- ilruceisls
Visitors to Roscburjt are constantly commenting on tho
clean appenranco of the city. iThe fine biiildinys beinp; con
structed hero aid in creating a good impression with the
newcomer. Roseburg is growing steadily. All that is
necessary to prove that wo are forging ahead is to look back
a year or two and note tho advancement made in the busi
ness section alone.
o
Soon we'll have the World Series and then King Fool
ball will advance to the center of the sHrt stage and take the
spot. '
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
his mate, and Hie KiUrr.jt jaitalaV
wno ho d the xuoll'K U. . ,luo,e further from this Issue: I ,;'":'!":;
Tho bi kicks ,i "Hark O- ..,. n,.e(ls thousands of set- . M'KOItl), Ore Aujt. 1'S.
clone' are suppu.d by l.iee lie .e ,. , , , One of the most impcrtant mat-
ballles l.etweeo the sluUious for . . . !, . . iu-hln.1 the "'r" '" bc l'ldcd ' the annual
I l-r-h.p. In two of Ike,,. 'H , '1 ' oull, ,S S""1'1'' "'" ronferencc of
evil-eyed Killer n triumphant. ! ! ' ' '-"' Seventh Day Adventists. which
but in the third II. x etnerK-sfrom !' (',r'e" " T, opened today at Ja-ksonville. will
...... v.., t ne t(le de-ision wheiher or not
Willi ,the.-e ",,, pieaierc, ,,.,, ni.r j.imin,. ,.m be
Hex kicks a half-doi. -ii l. I""" """'"" jrelected for the lncailnn of Uielr
duces the style of ..win' fur on the welu-s to iKUotmnioiis d. leat, and , ' " coll.-Re. formerly at Sullierl.u.
blamed thing, so's they'll lait thru Mu rli K. leupi iiunia , "" reri.ttul In lie OVf.r , ,u.l-Kat a are present
the winter i a haitle to tho death. pho loKiaphs displayed herewith. " Ifr,n .nrferent parts of Southern
' " Tin. .nlird ,..i.it..r u.i.'tifi?. nf 1 in ... ....
A thrill thai urines a nnrst ot " ur, r.uteiie, .-iarsnneio, iia-
apphi.iae Is when (iiiiun Williauis Volt ""voted lo altractlve photo-' ,. h f.'nllss and Ito.-ehurg. The
vaults otitu tho unsaddled ku.-k B1,1!' of uKricultural scenes in conrerenre proper open toniuht
ot Hex, w ho had never before hit ! southern Oregon, beautiful orchard in tlie old I nited States hoiel. and
man rule him, anil fcnllups madly j scenes, bumper hay crops, flocks , wm n ,len l() tho Ketu ral pb
In pursuit ol the villain. It's the I of fine sheep and herds of prize He. Saturday, he reliKious ineet-
fastest and most exclluiK I cait,e. ut particular local inter- in(! will be held. Sunday lore-
lilm.-d Ki Is Just a 'est are tne t mpnuii vaney scenes noon the delegates will view the
streak, of black moviiia across the i showing a fine Held of broccoli college site, which la near Jai-k-sand
Lke a cyclone. near Ihllard, and a bearing apple sonville, and that afternoon they
(iiiiun Vv'iUiiiins is well cast aslorchard loaded with fine large will discuss Ihe question and
Ilex's man. who saves hi in ri mn j fruit near Roseburg. 'reach a decision,
death In the quicksand. Williams) That this "picttue-slovy" will; Kugene, It Is said, Is also offer
is a personal young mini with a have Its effect on prospective set-: lug a site.
whole-nine grin, and lies a rid- tiers goes without saying. It has! 0
log fool fhiit cowboy could been Bptly stated by an old t'hin- How long should a wife live?
i"
Ssl
KJ re-ver"
"Uuy
ain't in
Cordon'g
it with
corn-cob
that dum
ppr
llHt wttb Ka.
REVIVAL MEETINGS
WELL ATI ENDED
straddle lighinln:
illns is atiractixe
DURING THE WEEK' and Christian frank Is thorough
In his villainy
Knthleen t HI-. ese provt-rb that "one picture is;
;is Hie heroine,., worth ten thousand words. 1 hl3
(lly K. It. WAITK, Hecretary, Hlmwnee, ttkla., lloanl of Ctmimorce).
THAt' the financial assets of a community measure its
prosperity.
THAT spending money in flie home city does much to
increase these assets and in increasing its prosperity,
THAT money sent away from home decreases the as
sets of tho home community and shrinks its prosperity.
That if you are looking for bargains, read the ads in lo
cal papers.
THAT at certain seasons stores needing shelf room for
next seasons goods,, make very attractive prices in order to
move stocks..
'THAT you should watch for advertised sales. At them
you can buy goods nt less than their real value. '
YOU SHOULD KKKl' YOUR KYKS Ol'KN- WATC H j
TI I K ADS. 1
IT IS FOOLISH TO DKNY YOURSKI.U TO HOARD !
MONKY. j
DAROALV DAYS ARK FRUITFUL DAYS FOR TIIK
I.THRIFTY SHOITF.RS.
l'ARGAIX DAYS AUK TIIK DAYS WIIF.X VOU CAN
J:UY Ql'ALlTY AT I.F.SS.
- WISH PKKSOXS ALWAYS SFEXI) WHKX T1IKY
CAX SAVK I1Y sricxDixt;.
(iood nttentlance has marked
Ihe necund week of Ihe revival
services nt the big tool where
Alice Wllxon I'arnam litis b en
conducting si-rvlces whlcli arc
leruo'd hy ull as an old lashlon-
iul revival.
Th
Majestic Theatre.
Jackie t oogiin. In his new- st
Metro picture, "A llm- of l-'htn-ders",
is coming the the Majesc
Theatre for two days, beginning
loday. Kridny. The story is tnli.-u
langelist is a very inter- I from the Ijuida classic. "A I
estlng speaker and is pricing her of Flnlnlers." wliich concerns II, o
ability ly Hie alteiidnuce and the hardships of n Flemish hey im.l
uiimher that have been answer- a dog - their trials and final hop
ing tho call to come torward and 'piness after an unpleasant ac. u
glvtk their lltes to the Lord. I sn lion of ha lim el f ire lo a but!! .
tine of Ihe features uf llieolThe picture is said to be tl
meetings Is the special music 111
song both by the evangelist alitllliltle slur.
her husband, .iiss N oou and set- ' In the- supporting ta-t are i:
eral local people. l-.veiy onelclllded Nell Ciaia. Jean Ca!'in-
speaks of the good tinglii.t that jler, Lionel llelniore. ,lisef Swl-k-ln
lit Ihe tint. laid. Nigel lie lli-iilier, l.)ilia Vc.i-
being the case, the good that will
be accomplished by The Volt's pic
ture lay-out will be the equivalent
of a whole library of reading matter.
WIFE'S LENGTH
UPON EARTH IS
WORRY TO HUBBY
"How lon FiinuM a wiffi live?"
may sou ml llkf ihe topic of a papr
to bo n'ad befon- tho National Con
ventional of thp Affiliated Mi nibcrs
of th I'mlertakers l-aKU ol
mum
rui.;ui.Hun
PIC1S WILL BE
NEW DREAM
CREAM WHIP
IT'S NEW
IT'S DIFFERENT
IT'S WONDERFUL
Special for Saturday Only 98c
The price includes a specially designed whipping
bowl both 98c
Every housewife will want one of these.
Churchill Hardware Company
The Iron Mongers
lk'MKM.'.'MU'wM.
man 1 it n a him lu.tny ot k.
Tho do of tilt? story U portray.
hy Teddy, the (ireat Haiie, a f.nr.
lliar liRiire n (( Krreeii. ii -tor
Si Uertztnm'r dir , t d Ihe pr
-n;i 1,
AIR AIL POUCH 0. K.
HAN Kit NCISCO. Aim. 2h.
i dhiaiy mall mailer.
Th.'
1 tie nu! iei t I;nt evening w an
A itic.it lvi'i-Jini" and flie took
ii n her text " h halt e h. int eu
th opinions". Tin- n lies Mini a
ut to (he audiiMite ate mi ncvi-
I tan I thr pa of this ot id d net Ion. wliUh wx
'or r! yon rterxitiK the lowly ,a- j Hiipwvim il by Jack Cnouan,
ixeretie? Mip KrtUl that ll it Mail rT.
jriKlit lo ht-rt liod. ill n wo
h ho ii Id nervf him w ii ti all (ur
I (m'ih ( nnd if liieie fta. nol In nit
to ret Ik ion, thn we r hould lr
j k t ntiotit it, Ki aiinr thiM v.oild.
Minn the eh ur iit's Into Mure, m.p
' I he w i i ( 1 ii n of ;itdiA and ur: vt
1 1 he urnrlil. Sh pitati-d tl.at Kli
Jah had prowd that there ttns a
liod v. ho i tMild anw.r nnd tie
;Met'd li i in and milli"ii of othnu
.Inn e pr 'd It . In rl.Mtnn "lie
Jcald (hat it m.is our whole duly
lio m re tin- tio.t ot Kli a'i. Thine
I u ho did not r.tun the 'a Imh
w rre a I It'd u p 'ti lo make t he
'dent Iivi-'on" rally in llfr that
liny in I k : 1 1 hae the inoie ithuud-
A larre crowd of out of town
people are expe-cted to be In the
,. , . , lnt.inr hill It isin't III lllMHiriOW I) illll'IlU Hie I U"
Ie nrvh me ii'im nuMJiiii'iK ui ... . ,. ,
the village will be able to det.-i -, I l"l" I'ark. An all day session
mini. fh. Inncevltv of the sooie ! linmi w nn taifc dt uovernor
mid ll should be quite a load fiom ! 1,-r'
their heetlc braiiii. Sinc this qiif.'
tion has been intlhted upon the
( patient populace much speculation
has been made but a yw no one
has fftepptd forward with the cor-
' roct answer. A full annoum ene nt
iieoiKe A. l'alinlter, mas
ter of the state prance, and C. K.
Sjtence, mate market a cent, as
well ns other speakers. There will
alfo bt numerous entertainers on
tlie piorram. and a basket dinner.
I'mp.pja I'ark offers an ideal
w ill be made next week. Watch for J for thi 'vt;.the larue beau-
nun Krn aiionnni: po-niy or
Ut.
room for a criat crowd of treoiiU".
I " ' - -- - - t while hnm fnir n.l thine fnfllltlr a
X i n..orhT
To rearh th" cro e cars from
town should rro.-i the Oak str-r-t
bridce, follow inn Military stnet to
t'oiejr Avenue, and th n turn to the
left, and follow out the new road
around the b:o of Mt. Nebo.
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When You Can Buy a
New Car for
' t V V. ; Y .,''1 T '""'UllU Hie HIOI' IH Ml. .M'TOl, a
' j.' ,v- fi 1 ' t'wrs from the no-rh may drive to d
C' tr,' ',-4"j ?Jtl1' f,M,t nf Mm s'r''t. if dentifd. A
wa i'lt"1 1 iT 1:1 "n'y a sn"! t ai reus J
irJl'Vll I'the suspension bthic and to thw 5
aik.
MORRIS BROWN. PICNEER
MERCHANT, DIES AT 94
Ii in h of Hlr nmll Mhlrh yi-nli-iduy I all( j,
r,mriiil uid.-IUi-r'-l mi BORN ' " '""""'"'''I " l.iru"
. Ai-h.fliil limp h-r Bfn-r 1m riH1' a) a a) a ir a a) ,,'i,i"'r it imiiic irwn 1ir-
iimay in mf air until iniiu in- t-HM. , l AI.UIl Til Mr .ana i r '11 llli-.'l In'lf Mllltlnv li-r a r.'il-
I'oul olll- InMi-tnra aalil thr-riiiik Tatlitr ol K hport. An- I'Ti-iim' alul Ih.x ouM nit al
IHiui-h probKbljr put oil by niia Kiik( i.. at ill'- !' hoaa ml. I I on a in . Ill Uu t'-nt anil a.ini
latin at 811H Jjikp riiy. I'lah. Tbir lUimiii.-r rHie la ihlr Iri , mi ;i:::u. Tliim' iIoUkhi, will
aiU Ibe ioucb coulalu' d a ly or- i MI.I. .M;w-hll.M Tiuu-t. ilniltnle pIiikoii. uiU'K'Iiiih ii'.'.J
And their ocloct quality is sure to keep that fn:!
of satisfaction on c-ry fate in t.ie fr.r.y
We Deliver Al! Orders Frcj
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
' HAV KKXNCMCO. Aug
Moirts Urown, f't. ilonr ("alifor
nt.' iM'Tchant and one of the found
ei! of the New York and San
rranciro firm of n HrorhTs
and -militant . th- u- K 'n wo d n
null and th" Orphemn th'ater
aud Ilealiy rompaiiy, di d at his ,
DOWN
Balance in 12 and
15 Months
-aH4, horns bore vetlfrday.
S C.A.LockwoodMotorCo. g
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