ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW,
FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1927.
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HI UflMJUIU.nAa
-TINE PROSPECTS
COUNTY AGENT f
GIVES TREATMENT
FOR PRUNE BORER
I I 1 i i
The Hi'iion lit au;iln aiiiirouchjui
T) ; w lifji II Will he jiuffHhury lo uw
'nu'uiiH to conibul. Hit i mil run)
Ifuiw, , ;u conliiiK In ( 'mini y Aviit
.1.- !.' .my. This Iiikim-l cum I it-
Ittajsily 1 itiui 4 fn-.tply eoinrulli'l by
:tli: UiH - or I';iraiH('hl(ii-()l)cn.i)tt.
Thin ihVniirul i a vvhiln cry h tit 1
Hue Mtilid V.Ii.fh f.ivea off tfa:i kIow
W in onllniLi v tiMiiiiitrul.urt'H. hut
jrullit-r nipldly n til) clpgrutJti 1 or
, .. .. 4 ' : ' iiibovi,. the njiHOtn)UB miis iMMU'tral-
. jiiijs lin ImnmVM of tliu unrein, emiti-
Oregon Oak Being Foundi'nj1'(1'"J,'ll(1(, ,jt(4 H(,'jK(t thfI
Excellent1 for Automo-, i h'' "V"!6 t';,'tJiMl""i ' ''H-mI
. ; . I dfl, rtiifl' tlio finely ground urysmlH
bile' SpOKeS. t UurfhklfMl In u circle nlioiit tnif
; t i ? ' i liiii'h ) with' . airt fallout two IiicIr-h
' , ; ' Mutuant i nun tin- lrc hunk, lining
from ilirfr (uai tors to one ouni of
VERY PROFITABLE
MILL
ROLLS' ( MADE '1"'-' '?'i",l:,lUl,l'u":!l"t' Iur ,"'
4 ' "' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 It I (IfHlialtlc lo dolay the
! plicaMoii to us lulu a tittle
N, , j i rj wt'iillier (.'OiiilllioiiH jmmiil in onlw
umcroua Hardwood rro-no uvowi roinivmution, hut iiHimiiy
ducts Are Included -in,
' Output of Douglas
County PJant. : : t.t .
An Industry which ban a jihhI
little payrrill, uml which is the
only or hj of ltn kind in ih county,
Ih tlm trad 0 in hardwood IhhIh,
otitabliKh'Ml In Oakland by llnj;li
Miller.
; Hurl, which am formed from
u dltmnm'd or ik'Tonned tree, aru
'a satisfactory time 1a I mm August
15 to Siplt-'inlier 1 in DoukJhh
county. If ih in treatment Ih lo
jprcye t.T'itlve the tci! tempera
turn imiMl he 55 dKrieH F. or high
er for at Ii'hhI a period or ien dayH
turier the .material U applied and
(the noil must he rwiKOimhly dry
tdiirtiiK Hils thno.
Jsreaily dualled by Jiirntture iimnu
rauturerH for expensive funii
j ture. The knotty or peculiarly
i grained uppmu'uucu of the wood
I maker particularly attractive tfurl
' ture, which comuiaiidH a IiIkIi
! price.! The wood iM-iuwed i:to lay-
ir!; or enMr, whhh torniH the
table lops, bed paiielH and Biiiillar
WO(KlW(Jlk.
j Hurts rrom (he maple trees make
i the birdeye maple ho greatly
j prized in lunillure. Laurel burls
j which are found at the rootn of
! laurel trees, are a beautiful red la
color, a little lighter than mahoK
any, "With a wavy firala. It lakea
la h ifh ptdiHh. Myrtle wood, famed
'of I'aietiliiie, in the I'nlifd Hlaiua,
j in found only in Coos, Curry and
IjoukIhh counlii'K. The trees aeldom
attain a Kteut diameter and tlie
myrtle hurls are moKt beautiful of
of all. JiecaiiMfl of its rarity, it
! brings the highest price and the
, market is never supplied.
Mr. Miller buys burls from all
over Die, county and makes Khip
! nieiitH in carload lots from both
I Oakland and KoaeburK- lie dls-
pOKes of all the burls he can se
' cure, to a firm n KansiiH City,
STATION KOAC
. WEEK OF AUGUST 1
who pays 3 centa per pound. ThejDJO PROGRAM
toQ.. Seine 5 or ti men are kept
employed lit hauling and loading
the burls, making a payroll of
around lluuu a month. Shipmentb
average u carload every week or
ten days.
Laril spring 11 r. Miller bought an
immense old black walnut tree,
which had stood on the old school
property in old Oakland for 75
years. The tree measured between
Kadfo station KOAC, 270.1 me
ters, 500 watts, - Pacific standard
time: '
Monday, August 1
K:00 p. m. Farm reminders.- "
8:111 . m. i-H Club meeting.
8:30 p. in. Agricultural situation
reports.
0 and U feet at the butt. He luid L.45' . Drv Pi0wlnE and Till
Sir.a for the loc and the ultltllia-1 i'.!": X 1 lo.lng a"u fu.
'men in the east probably received
; $7oo or $K00 for It. lilack walnut
, trees are common in the west, but ,
'few approach that size. The wood,
Is dark, ot a reddish cast - ami
takes a high polish. Genuine black
walnut furniture brings u very
JilKh price.
. COULDN'T HIDE
"If your client hadn't felonioiiH
futinlo:is how comes It that the
policeman saw him hiding behind
a tree?"
"Ilecaiujo the tree wasn't big
enough." Journal Amusement
Pari.
age Mctho Ik for Winter Grain,
f). I). Hill,
00 p. m. "Controlling Brown
Hot of I'm nea A Serious Uls-
ease." Clayton L. Long. ,
Wednesday, August 3
8:0U p. in. Farm reminders and
timely topics.
8:15 p. m. "Smut Jlesistaut
Wheats and Their Development,"
E. N. BreBsman. v
8:40 to 8:55 p. m. "Summer Care
of the Vegetable Garden," A. G.
1 Bouquet.
Friday, August 5
8:00 p. m. The campus reporter.
8:10 p. m: Summer Poultry Talks
No. 8.
iccDirc nr pnui TRY
j MEETINGS TO BE HELD
Tbe County 'Ageut's office lias
arranKvd a unrlca of puullry till
titii' .luinnstraliuliB to be lit'lll ill
(iniereiit jiuits of HiiKUitts couuty
lo alii tht) poultry pruiluriTH In
oulliug out the birds which arc not
I niaiulailillig iirolltuble lnodliction.
I lilu u I ,,l Kl I'I'HIl llllllllll
mica at thin time an a large number
oi iiouhryiiieii ore comparative!)
: new at thy buylucKS. : i
i II. K. Coaby. poultry specialist
lot the O. A. t'. Kxlenstou Service,
; will be present at these nieetiiiKH
iuiid will, not only demonstrate the
I most approved methods of clilliiiR
I on commercial flocks, but will an
! swer all niitaitona relatlue to any
; phae of the poultry Industry. II
', Is hoped that a arge number of the
poultry producers will avail them
selves of this opportunity to add to
their store of Information..' ",
1 The meetings are scheduled for
I the following farms:
Monday, August 8, 9:30 a. in., C.
w. Hagau, llolrose,
lllalph Sand, Wilbur.
iuisday, August a, i a. m.,
C, U. Puckett, (.'auyonvllli!. , . ,
tue'sday, August i), 2:01) p. ui.,
Uovd Koboils, JJainas . Valley., s
TOMMY O'BRIEN HURT I
IN TIJUANA BLAZE
Monday, August '8. 2:00 ji
f Aucfutii) 1t-m laiil Wire) -SAN
'pn-XiO, July 29. KeporU
rpfim Tiinrvna. Mexico.
:that Tommy O'nrien, well kuowu
light weight puguisr, nan ucu
'ed in the tiro that swept two
blocks of the border town early
: today, were proved false, when tho
fit-litW aoueured ou the atreels
shortly after noon. O'Brien was
reported to have been fatally in
jured .when the roof of tho Jied
Mill Cafe fell in while he and one
I of the proprietors were taking
out the cash register. Corrected
reports from TlHjuana this noon
Iwero that-O'Brien and his com
! panion carried out- the cash regih
! ter, both escaping Injury when the
I roof fell. O'Brien later returned
i to Rosartta Beach, whore ho has
i been graining and this noon revis
ited Tijuana.
'x- Oakland has tho di.Htlnctloti ot
y having the firm -hardwood nianu-
V lacioiy in the stale ol Cm-gou and !
i piobably the oniy one whohe jnotl-i
; ucts are made only I rum Oiegoti !
oak trees, 'l his, tne lilihee ivnll, j
Y was established HO yeis ago it lit!
I is still conducted hy J. II. .illlfrr j
. the jitoneer of Uregoii oak maun-
iacturlim. , ' - i f . - !
-. v au Yeiyrs Tin Oakland : ' !, 'j
' J''rotli a ' tiny ' phint " -with oni' i
t?aw, the mill hus e.pnnded lo a !
f i tuliy (-(luipped piaut with ail kiinl
J. oi inaciiinery, including, saws oi
; vaijous Kiiius, edgi'is, pmneis iiiet
i L sevt-ial jariies, so that" the enure
j 'work, -liiuiii- saving the log ns It
',v cuiin-s liiiin ihe wootls, to 'the
i iuiKliud iih ru wood proil uct , is
uuiks under one i oof. ;'
Some ol tiie products ' of the
"lilihee null are ruim for rtawmin,
irictiou blocks tor donkey engine,
. cam-hooK and peavy slocks,; piow
huams, all kind of adjuncts Wor
, wagons, such as felloes, tongues,
BittgUiiroeH, i brake uiocka- ami
; suiaes and rolls of all hymh.
Oregon 'ouk beats iHicKory .
j '. . Vearw ago, Air; Aliljer, a ntulve of
.' i.'New Yiii'Ji," concluded thai. Oregon
oak. was an hard tiild fturahh!' as.
hickory, Kastern oalc Is ui differ
ent grade, but. ihu -wesieru Kt'iuh
.t,, oak is . unsurpassed. In- has louad,
i.iuiid he uses, boMi. bdick and iV.hiie
oalt, ueiiendiiiji, on the kind hesl
't "BUlted to thu anielo In ijueslioa,,
"'Jubt ruceiiily Air. Milier nas lm;
come convinced thai the ouk will
imiKe superior iuiiomo)He , wheei
iOKos, and ne nas 'recently 'in
';' atalteti a siiecial la (he' Jhtft. , can
'ttinij out. sitokes an nour,. am
-hicKoijy, wtiicU gfo.ws only in Uie
'Viaiit and middle-west, is rapluiy
. becoming scarce, the potentialities
of t)regun oak, with -which nm
lulls an; clad, can be readiiy seen.
Tne scrub trees 01 siliau diuieie
''"Mloiis, which grow in. such anund
'ii'lit'e and tire used (inly lor wood,
. . L-an be utilized lor' auto ; wheel
apokes aid 'there ix liitie waste,
'j no mill, lolls .range Irom ti to iu
Indnes in ctUimettr and1 are used
' tor conveying boards froth the'
' '-"MlU's lo tho rear of the mills. ; '
'Mr. Miller is hy way or being
an mvemor, too. His grandrniher,
M; t;onneciicitt Yanht'i, 1 m enreii
ihu.lUst. wagon bhOUg, many years
" hciore ihe uay of too "horseless
ontnugu." .Mr Miller has I live tie
. ed:fU im.Z'Saw filer aiul a. number
j or'nitiirr things that hu'e showji
;$ieiuNVives pirtclieaole, and h;ts
r-wgod up ail iio niih miichlneiy,
introducing a nuinher of .innova
tions that make to;- speed and la
cillty in operation,
', ' Has Big Trade Radius !
K Orders for the nardwood prml
'' "ucis are received I nlni lei'iuory
f ranging from Hrltish t idumhia lo
-'boititu'in California, hes'uies the
-' large local business in mill rolls,
(eic. Mr. .Millor, who Is VI! years
e-';wa ..h.l in 111 h..ulil iliiKu mil int.
crate the -mill mil time, only turn
ing out the special orders he le-
' -Cr-m's. But with the ndmitled su
""'fierloiily of Oregon oalt, the lin
7,,jriense supply ol timber available
and a lug market demand, an 111
f,nmrtry, sitppiyttii: n lar.mt payroll
J'- fxr Oakhihd could he oHlablUiied.
MEW OARAGE AND
SERVICE STATION BUILT;
,.C. II. Kwlng and B. II. Stewart i
..partners in tne Oak mud Service1
. Station, are completing tludr new .
v-hUihliugs and will Jiae an attrac- i
live place. !
The Hew bullillugs have been '
erected on Ihe ground owned hy
.jUt-. Al- O. Mtugau in I he iiorihciu;
.uid.or town, the former buildings .
(Jiaing bin tied a couple ol months
;''ago.
Mr. Stewart Is an expert iih1- :
T3 chauh: and turn a spUmdld busi- j
ness iif car repairing. Mr. Kwng;
has ciirtrgo ol I lie nation. Some'
HZ ?-'"'u has h'-en -'pended tut ihe,
ir buildings and they are distinctive:
a--In colors ot grey .duecu with lt d
V trim.
A city campgrtaiud ami cablm
T--L-nil' planned lor la-xt ear. and
as both ouuk o-n ate wtdl Unowu !
? ' " iu the cminiy. lln-y ftill -merit :i
" Kood patiitMagf.
t' BOOSTER ORGANIZATION
y IN 4TH YEAR OF EXISTENCE
Tie- Oakland (iiddilors. hoiMUr
club et 1 mil city, w h It-li organl.:a
t tioa dfrlvr;t ill- iKiitie rom that
"II graceful h i r d v it bout which
' h TJmnliii ing uld ht hut all
comply diani. Is now in lis lourth
C yf' ol exti-lenee. t.'omposetl of rf
pr hentai ive people o( thai seetiou,
ji';nlif ey ,1, K. Sti-aiiiK a- piel-
" "t lit lilt- ihilddi'is have sinnil tor
I'"" advant eim-nt ot nil i li- enter
. f priiif. Ttieir major 'etion cai h
'; e;u lli':- hi'iMl tile lib ol .hl!v eele-
hnttiMO. the hlK i'-ature oi t hiih a
"I the loin-ii, a pa.-siim glimp:, id th.
Ves1 fiiat a. This yen's eete
inaiioa in said to be nio-t suei t"5
llZ tiniilH iall , and the thoiiratids
"jm in -fiendaiue ve;i .made up of
ft- i.eevh from all iM'V Ihn sirtte.
Oakland, the Turkey M
TuiEyiisisiiPoraT
AND PRDFITABLF. INDUSTRY IN
ARDUND OAKLAND GOHORHY
etropolis of the Pacific Coas
TRADE WITH THESE LIVE -WIRE FIRMS
Greater Interest Being Shown This Year in Production
1 of Turkeys Farmers Receive Cash for Their '
Birds Market Is Fairly Stable and
1 1 ) Provides Profit Each Year.
Oakland Is the turkey, mclrnpolh; plump, corn-fed dressed birds,
of- Douglas: couuty and Douglas And what with bidding by buyers,
county la tho turkey center of I he who represent ' large nationally
world. And mdical Ions are Dial ' known firms, arguing over culling,
this year more turkeys than ever prices, ttoriiug, weighing, packing
will he brought into Oakland 011 'and stencilling crates, it is a hec
"Turkey Way:" - iih: time. But . the farmers go home
Crop IncreaselThi Yei - ; wf(h -sizeable cheeks ltuthelr jeans!
A number ot -years ago-Douglas and not half as mueh interested!
(luiuty'led the coast In turkey ; in- M'hauksglvliii? as 1 hey -were a
lalsing and many were the" birds 'couple of days helore.
hat gluddeiMil the hearts of epi-J- . v S5,000 Cash Last Year '
ctin-s al Thanksgiving, the eouniryl A conset native estimate of the
over, while cheeks .01 lour lis'!ivi".i;aiuninl realized frcm turkeys in I
greeh'd luaiiy: a rancher's ,hank ac-! 1 he Oakland section lust year, U
count. Then the larmersi heeanie ' ST.VMUU 1 Approxi m a t e I y in.OUU
inlerttsled In, hrnccoll ,and while birds 'left Ihe lown and tho aver-1
the county Juiffpcrl lnlti the lead agi juice was :U cents to cents
hi Oregon winter cauliflower, turk-ja pound or about Sfi a bird.' Tho J.
uya began snuu To wane, because 't. Hrldges company ol' Oakland Is
while turkeys and .broccoli mix. I he I urges! lurkey buyer in that
its not u mixture (hat is iV(il'iiahle( vleinily and they handle a vast
to the tanner. The birds found Diet nuinher of birds for outside pack
tender green leaves especially de-; irig.c.oni-panies. So ihe evidence is
leolablo as food. In lael, it hasjthat again Douglas county will mer
been said that a crowd of healthy. ii its reputation of Ihe turkey cent
turkeys In a broccoli' patch can -r of tbe world and the fat, suc
ritin a, lifelong fiiftidship cpticker ' cnletil birds, which because of our
than secret dih)tiiucy. So for iwo cxcepi ional feed and climatic ad
or. three years, Ihe turkey crop wa.s j vantages are said lo be far su
not as large as. previously, but nowjperlor in flavin-, will form the
the tendency is again toward ' piece di resistance ou the majority
turkeys and this year's crop willjof American tables at holiday
be tho largest la-years, time.
Younfl Turkeys Bifl Care o
The, half wild nature' of the1
lurkey. hen, causes her 'to seek
seclusion lor her nesk therefore,
unless the nnjt, is promptly located,
many of the eggs and young bird:!
fall prev lo skunks, weasels, coy
otes and oilier marauding animals.
And aftor Ihe hatching, the poults
are very sensitive to weather
changes and a thorough wetting
can wipe out an ent li t; hatch In a
siiiKle day. At'd-r the birds can
I ravel over considerable, territory
seeking their own total, their cost
Is negligible, tt has been figured
out -lliar tlie average cost of rais
ing each turkey till market lim
lime is St per bird. -This year the
cold, late and wet spring was
nil her liar;! on t lie newly hatched
birds and many id' (hem died, hut
lor the same reason if a late
spring, the feed has been good
and loo. the grasshoppers, chief
prey of the Thaug-glt lug bird,
have been very pleiititul. so Ihe
tinkers aie aing fat and prime,
Use Corn tor Fattening
ToWard fall upwards of Bar cars
of cracked corn will be bronchi la
lor faitcnitii; the blnls ami this Is
fed lo them lor a couple of month
helore the holidays. This insures
ideal condition of the meat.
The bird hatched late in the
sprim; are usually held tor (he
ChrisiuiiiH markets,
T m it factors establish l h 0
turkey Industry as one of the
prnnrable Dot the farmers can
Dad .firs!, that while price.! of
other com modi 1 ies fluctuate so as
to iniike lie- crop a ptoilt one year.
llltd oltea a loss lite next eat'. Die Hie iced lU'lert-l while tlu
market price of tmkes average ,x inters entail little lo.s 1
tatrly sh inly - or it number ol vnimu lamb.;
Die poiiiMl price has been j ' Tbehe;u rains audi I weaUi-
imill tit M-llltf lo -t: cents a pound. ,.r ,,r Hiis siM'iinr 111:1. 1. mi nlmn.
Due; iiiMiiiev a market Unit is not . (tanee of rn en t. e.l u :i r...
a gieat citmbhv Secondly, tt Is a! .,un (M- i;nnhs u-r.. in splendid
1. Ii l.usiniv. When ihe giower., (.IM1mi,.n and haier than normal,
disi o e of Iheir -np en "Turkey i The K. ti. Younu cmopanv is the
Day, tlo: receive Ihe money he- heaviest buer oi sheen and in a
lore Dip biids are shipped, Millie o er a unmili him sliloned
"Turkey Dry" the Finis ;Ver l-'u cars of lambs. Kat h car
I- culuiinailoM ol Die w hole eari ies nppi-oximaietv 1 le lambs,
v joti Is 'Turkey Du" ami making iu round figures 17.0t)
uot'Dt heeiiig. Mlns hmihs from De- Oakhu-d disiriel
Over $135,000 Realized
From Lambs Shipped to
San Francisco and
Eastern Markets,
I'Vw penple reall.e whal a
volume ui business in , sheep and
wool Is done in the Oakland sec
tion each year. While sheep are
raised all over Die county, the
heaviest shipments are made Irom
Oakland, and ii lias been said lhat
if is one of the greatest shipping
points lor wool an. I lambs in the
nm 1 luteal,
Kxeopt in a few instances, no
Very large Docks of sheep are
maintained, ninut fanners run
r.inu ;Hi or loo on a small range.
K. (!, Young A- coinpiiny, Oakland's
pioneer I'll 111 has i'.ond acres tie
voted 10 sheep, (i. i Sparks runs
most f,,tniu head, and n lew others have
la rue I locks, bui I he majority of
the hands are small. There Is a
ureal deal of out ranue near. Oak
laud and the sheep thrive well ou
mild
1 the
D11 key
this I).
nniall ocmiis a lew thus In-fore
Im.Ui Than k-nlv inn and riirUf iiiiis
ali'l Into tttn d;ys H crowded the
l-ei Dr 111 Mom ef ten ordinary da, .
Yei,- tii the turkeys Used to h-dtl'.t-n
iiitn town alive n,td klaurh
teretl h k:u. of pltkcis. leu Do
tniTiirs base tound fhat (liev c.mi
dres tin ui and Iti in
icady tin shipment, n
preOt
So. eiulv hy De- ntomit
"Inikfy Day.' whkoii;;. trhrk
and flivvers arrive, all loaded wilt
Mono. The avet awe weight this
jear is Su pounds each, white he
.ti i-i HL'.e (M'teo r-eef cd V 1UJ
-ntN a pound. At a cotmervalivt
Di uie then Mil-; em;i ineine from
lambs tu OiO.lsi"! was Slrt'i.neit
The h'tnlis are shitiped lo Sua
rra'ieiseo, where imeit of Diem are
lo in in enjiMiinictl, sotn" goia east. IVrt
greater l i-ef tloe.- not pit) ule a vi-r h'-axy
jlilrtrkt't tor f'linh-;
mi I 'l in Mproml ."Puree of profit
i is 1 it in the Mheep is Die wool, and
UVtlDuUetl on 1awe tl.)
LEAS & SON, GARAGE
OAKLAND, OREGON
Everything For The Tourist .
Barbecued Sandwiches Lunches- Ice Cream ' " '
Individually Percolated Coffee
WE STILL MAINTAIN WE HAVE "THE BEST GARAGE IN SOUTHERN-OREGON"
FRESH GROCERIES
Real Values Every Day.
!
AT
THE BIG STORE
Full Line of General Merchandise
Dry Goods, Blankets
Shoes
J. T. BRIDGES CO.
YOUR STORE
OAKLAND, OREGON
Deardorff's ,
HOTEL
YOU'VE HEARD OF US
The Biggest Meals
You Ever Ate for
E.G;Toung&Co.Bank
OAKLAND, ORE.
, 1 .
. Established Over Seventy Years'
Capital and Surplus $65,000.00
50c
ALL HOME COOKING
DELICIOUS PASTRY
17 Miles North of Roseburg
on Highway .
Katherine Deardorff
Manager
AT MEDLEY'S
' A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Trunks, Bags,
Wall Paper and Harness
Get Prices and Note the Values that are offered.
Full Set Good Sturdy Harness $45.00
A Big Heavy One $65.00
OAKLAND
Service Station
GAS OILS
KELLY TIRES
Battery Service
Repairing
EWING & STEWART
! '
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM i .
, ' " ' -.ft. . .
j , .. ,
f j Promises or Proof? j
OAKLAND'S SUMMER RESORT
THE
FOUNTAIN
Kodak Supplies, Stationery
Drugs Our Specialty
Oakland Drug Company
The Bargain Drug Store'
Oakland
Meat Market
W. O. WEGNER
Best Quality
Fresh Meats
Ice Plant Irv Connection
Oakland, Ore.
We have proof for you that "Galvanncaled"
Square Deal fence has the heaviest zinc coat
ing of any fence made. Also, the copper in the
steel wire adds many years to the Jifu of the
fence.
We can satisfy you that this fence will outlast
any other woven wire fence and give you tho
most years of service at NO EXTRA PKICE.
None but Keystone fence is "Galvanncaled."
The heavy zinc coating is welded INTO tho
steel wire by a patented process. Just look for
the Red Strand (top wire), so you may be suz'e
you are getting genuine "Gulvaimealed."
COME IN-SEE THIS NEW FENCE
Stearns & Chenoweth
General Hardware
Oakland, Oregon ,
Mfldfi Only by
KEYSTONE STEEL WIRE CO. PEORIA. II.U
lilihee Mill and Manufacturing Co.
Pioneer Hardwood Manufactory
of Oregon
CENO ."OR OUR PRICE LIST
J. H. MILLER, Owner
Oakland, Oreflon
FOR SALE
ON ACCOUNT
OF ILL HEALTH
Ncas' Restaurant
Good All-Year Trade
Electrically Equipped
W. R: NEAS. Owner
McCurdy & Sons ,
CONFECTIONERY
OAKLAND, OREGON
Lunches Bakery Goods
Soda Fountain
THIS IS A GOOD TOWN
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