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FOR SALE
4
WOOD Dry fir block, 12 and 16 In.
1'iioue lur'23.
FOH SALE 3 Cocker Spaniel pups.
11-18 Umcqua Ave.
FOH SALK Chickens and apples.
Ht. 2, Box 37-A. Phone 25FU.
FOR SALE 23 Ford roadster, $35.
Call ut 7u2 Cobb St. Look it over.
COMPLETE auto service, washing
and greasing. 527 N. Jackson St.
TUIlKEy fcliOOT At H. B.
Uruen'8 CunyouviUe, Sunday, Dec.
22ud. '
FOU SALEEiectric Majestic cabi
net radio, $iuo; terms. 613 Short
street.
FOU SALE Sow and ten shoats,
O. I. C. stock. Phone 5F3. W. M.
llerdine.
FOU SALE Fat geese, 25c per lb.
delivered Lec. 24th. Phone
23F23. - . . .
FOU SALE (irand piano, good for
amusement hall, $100. E. A. Hub
bard, Dillard.
FINE UULUS for sale. Write Tay
lor's Uladiola Gardens, 734 Haw
thorne, Grants Pass, Ore.
OAK UWNLH-Don'l forget to call
653 when In need of auto parts.
Sarff'B Auto Wrecking House.
FOU SALE Purebred Bourbon
lted turkeys, toms ?S; hens $4.50.
N. L. Conn, Melrose, Ore. Phone
24F5.
ONE-THIRD to one-half off on all
silk dresses remaining in our
stock. Montgomery Ward and
Co.
NAILS, hinges, hasps, turned table
legs, ironing boards made up
with ham ware included at
Pages'.
jyi ruuu coupe in goou cunui
tlon, wire wlieels; tires S0.
Price $185. Weaver's garage, Myr
tle Creek.
P RE-CHRISTMAS sale of ladies'
silk dresses. All dresses cut from
one-third to one-half. Montgom
ery Ward and Co.
RIG sale of men's topcoats and
overcoats. $24.50 coats now
$19.50. $19.50 coats now $14.50.
Montgomery Ward aud Co.
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE Fine
little business; requires $2,000
cash. For particulars address
.News-Review, Box 99.
FOR SALE '25 Chevrolet touring,
$50 down, balance easy terms.
Also 6 Flemish Giant rabbi is,
does. A. A. demons, Riverside.
BIG drop in Gyrator washing ma
chines at Montgomery Ward and
Co. Effective today, was $SS.55
now $77.50 cash. Easy terms if
desired.
BUY yourself a Christmas topcoat
or overcoat. Now on sale. $21.50
coats now $19.50. $19.50 coats
now $14.50. Montgomery Ward
and Co.
DATE PRUNES Packed in at
tractive 10-lb. boxes, size 30-40,
now ready for Christmas trade.
W. A. Burr & Soa, Roseburg,
Ore. Phone 55F2.
DELICIOUS DATE PRUNES in
bulk, large sizes, 10 lbs. and up
delivered in Roseburg. W. A.
Burr & Son, Roseburg, Ore.
Phone 55F2.
BIG Christmas drop in our Gyrator
washing machine effective today.
Was $88.55 cash, now $77.50 cash.
Easy terms if desired. Montgom
ery Ward and Co.
MAKE it a Maytag for her Christ
mas. Your wife or your mother
would enjoy it for years. We
have one used Maytag gasoline
powered washer for homes with
out electricity. Call 496-R for
free demonstration.
WANTED
- I
WANT3D Wnen you need a tow
car, call Chambers. Phone 649 or
671).
tv'ANTIOI lull head of men. Slate
nrice and ime. F. W. HUzniau,
Kiddle, Ore.
YOUNG lady wishes to so to Los
Auneles or l'alt way throUKh
Phone 12, Oakland, Oregon. Miss
Ilaker.
LADY with little Kill wants work
housekeeping, plain sewing or
cooking. Dox 101, care News-Review.
WANTED Work on farm by ex
ix'rtenced man. Thoue 2'7-R or
address llox 9, care News Re
view. EXI'KRIKXCKl) man wants work
on farm, especially poultry and
dairy or will run a plate on
shares it stocked. J. P. O'Hyrne,
Melrose, Ore.
I FOR RENT I
,
KOK HKNT Furnished apis., 112
l)rockay. Deardortf Apis.
f'OR RENT 2 modern 4 room fur
nished houses. Phme 471-L, or
call 547 S. Stephens. -
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, hot,
and cold water, electric stove, I
furnished. 223 Lane St. Inquire ,
Bubar Bros.
. . i
OFFICE ROOMS Light, airy, mod
ern, hot and cold water, steam
heat, located in heart of city,
rates reasonable. Apply rotuil 611,
Perkins building or pbone 14.
APARTMENTS FOR REN T
The best In town. Rents reason
able. Steam beat, electric stove,
Frigldalre and modern through
out.. Pbone 550 or 68.
I MISCELLANEOUS I
IT IS better to repair In the rain
than to live under a leak. Page
Lumber & Fuel Co.
BODY' AND FENDER work. Me
chanical and electrical service.
527 N. Jackson St.
HEMSTITCHING done at 6 and 8
cts. a yard at 1114 W. 1st street,
Roseburg. Mrs. McComas.
FREE LESSONS given in decora
tive painting 'and art needle
work. 334 N. Rose. Phone 656 J.
ATTRACTIVE durable trespass no
tices printed on either cardboard
or sign cloth are sold by the
NewB-Roview office, .
ruiiKEY SHOOT Trap aud tar
: get shooting. Prizes for the first
and second best score. At Buzz
Morgan's place, Melrose, Sunday,
Uec. 22nd.
NEW TODAY
CHRISTMAS TREES On vacant
lot next to Leake & Beyers.
FOR SALE Fir block wood, $2.50
per tier. Phone 24F32.
WANTED TO RENT Sheep and
turkey ranch. P. O. Box 1152,
Roseburg, Ore.
DO NOT neglect your car battery
try Newland's indoor service.
Newland's battery department.
UTAH COAL Rock Springs coal,
. Diamond coal briquets, and slab
wood at Page Lumber & Fuel
Co.'s yard.
FOR SALE Assorted choice
shrubs, home grown. Call and see
what you buy. 716 E. Lane or
phone 132.
BLOODHOUND Redbone puppies,
from noted Lee strain tree
houndB of Arizona. Ready for de
livery. Box luu, Myrtle Creek,
Oregon.
FOR- SALE Registered jersey
cow, 8 yr giving around 6 qts. a
day, 5100. Purebred heifer due to
freshen April 1, $125. Would sell
other registered cows 4 to 6 yrs.
old. J. F. Ilonebrake.
FLOOR LAMPS 15 discount un-
til .Christmas. Radio'bargain S
'tube ireed, all electric, new, dy
iiamicj. speaker, a go-getter. Spe
cial price, $125, Roseburg Elec
tric. LAST CALL We still have sev
eral good greeting card num
bers. Orders taken up to noon
Tuesday for four-hour service.
Commercial Priming Depart
ment, Roseburg News-Review Co.
FOR SALE 178 acres one mile
north -of Roseburg, under good
fence. No buildings. Fine range
for stock, turkeys; good water.
Price ?2(i00. Two fine lots on
Commercial Ave. thrown in. $600
down, balance yearly at ti . A
real bargain. J. W. Tollman Real
Estate, Riverside.
HERE IS A BARGAIN 290 acres
7 miles from Roseburg, on gooa
hard road. About 70 acres in cul
tivation, of this 40 acres first
class river bottom land; pii.ee ah
fenced and cross fenced; 6-ti.oin
house; barn; chicken house;
plenty water. Price only $7iuu.
some terms. See Bruce company
for bargains. Myrtle Creek, ure.
CALIFORNIA property to trade foi
this vicinity a bungalow court
located in Santa Ana, completely
furnished and one of the bsi in
the southland. Income $30 ) per
month. Price $30,000, mortg ige
$12,000. Owner wants tO( locate
here, and will give somecne a
mighty good deal. Will be at
Roseburg auto p-.rk over Sunday.
Come out and talk with me.
Harry Barr.
NOW is the time to by really or
homes. The national unit ot the
soldiers' home a sure bet, in its
prosperous trail the North U nip
qua road. Remember these point
ers a few months, then listen in
aud hear my voice, 1 told you so
I have my 1930 realty license.
Buy now and have charged to
your January acct. With apolo
gies to the Portland department
stores. J. W. Tollman Real Es
tate, Riverside.
LOANS Plan your loan to tit your
income. If you are buying on
contract or assuming a mortgage
what will you do when the mort
gage comes ihie? Wo have a plan
whereby we can furnish you witli
money for paying off your pres
ent mortgage by means of a loan
that will call for a small monthly
payment which will include both
Interest and principal. I'mpqua
Savings and Loan Assn.. organiz
ed 1917. Douglas Abstract Build
ing. Before buying Urease for that old
car better investigate what a few
dollars will buy at the special
Christmas used car sale at Hansen
Chevrolet Co. Adv.
John R. Kelly
SHEfcT METAL WORKS
Heating and Ventilating
If it can be made of Sheet
Metal We Can Make It
444 N. Jackson St. Phone 466
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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y'THiMK UL $HrtL& CHARMED' ij ir THAT'S hSr? 6&rsTr?lJDcV
o-'uxll TKAT ,g ir HER M4. vca C4m it I
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EAST-WEST GRID
( Asaoc tot I'd I'kjjjs l.cuseil Wire)
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.
First indications of what the line
ups of eastern and western all-star
Learns will be In the annual Shrine i
.lospital benefit .classic here Nev '
Years day began to appear today
as both teams settled down to in
tensive practice for the battle in
which many famous heroes of the
1920 season will play.
The information regarding posi
tions at which the stars will play
was obtained by observers at work
outs of both teams, but it was-a
fart that befoe the big game take3
places, many changes and various
commuauons may e maue neiore
definite line-ups -are established.
"Fanny" Hunting of Gonzaga, a
noted kfeker, may - open lor the
went. It was indicated, while
"Frosty" Peters of Illinois, the man
who nearly displaced "Rod"
Grange, may carry the burden for
the east. Hunting made the best
.showing as a punter in yesterday's
practice session of the western
team. Peters, noted as one of the
craftiest field generals in the game,
is a neat drop kicker.
The western line-up as conjec
ture had it today appeared as fol
'ows: Ends Alrabrook. of Texas and
Holmgren of Whitman .
Tackles Ackerman of St. Mary's
and Richards of Nebraska.
GuardsSchwartz of California,
and urumheiow of Texas.
Center Reigels of California.,
Quarterback Hunting of Gon
zaga. Halfbacks Sloan of Nebraska
ind Clark of Colorado.
Fullback Gilmore of Oregon
state.
The eastern first line-up appear
ed as follows:
Ends Tanner of Minnesota and
Booma of Dartmouth.
Tackles Twomey of Notre Dame
and Sleight of Perdue.
GuMrds N'ngurskl of Minnesota
and Cannon of Notre Dame.
Center Cox of Colgate.
Quarterback Peters of llllsnois.
Halfbacks Glassgow ot Iowa
and Dowler of Colgate.
Fullback Holm of Alabama.
INDIAN SCHOOLING
PROGRAM WIDENED
Art :s.-. Win )
SALEM. Ore., Dec. 21.- Short
courses for selected adult Indiana
for the purpose of connecting the
work, of Chemawa Indian training
school with industrial and home
improvement programs on the
reservations will probably a
new policy of the jndiati service,
according to O. H. Liptts, superin
tendent of the school, who h:'a re
turned from a conference at Wash-
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting or
Glasses
116 Jackson St
lUI IU IIISUB MtTMU.M in' limit
Big Dance
AT NONPAREIL
Saturday, Dec. 21
STAR FIVE MUSIC
Admiss'on $1 Ladies Free
PALS
Inglon. It Is expected that agri
cultural directors,, home" demon
stration agents and field matrons
will participate in the work.
This new activity, if adopted, will
be part of the general broadening
of the educational program at Che
mawa. Lipps said (hat appropriations
are in prospect for the establish
ment of short courses and the con
struction of a $tio,000 gymnasium.
Greeting cards for Christmas
may be purchased from our com
mercial printing department up to
noon Tuesiiay. Four-hour service.
Wo still have several good num
bers from which you may select
your card or folder. Roseburg
News Review. Adv.
. GIVE A WATCH
for Christmas. Ladies' ribbon
watches $7 up to $15. Six-Jowul
strap watch, radium dial, $(i.90.
Men's and boys' pocket watches,
$1.40 and up. Elgin, Watham and
IJidbros watches In stock. 'Every,
watcn guaranteed. Have on your
wrist watch bracelets, latest stvh'H
in stock. Wilbur L. Spaugh, (i04
Pi lie St. Adv.
Hansen Chevrlet Co. i having a
a special Christmas used car sale.
About 70 cars to choose from.
Adv.
AT BRAND'S GARDENS
Every Sunday
THE LITTLE DINNER
60 cents.
Fine SpiUenberg apples
wrapped and packed for ship-
ing always on hand. A good
Christmas present.
Also Jonathans, Newtowns,
D'Anjou pears, local walnuts,
sweet cider.
BRAND'S
Pacific highway S n.ilc-s north
CHRISTMAS APPLES
Fine Spitzenburg and New-
town apples, wrapped and
packed for shipping always on
hand. They make wonderful
presents, lioxes will be de-
livered to express otflce if de- -
sired. Phone G95-.I-1. '.
BRAND'S
Pacific highway 3 miles north
ATTENTION, WELDERS
We now have tank exchange
on Lindo oxygen and Prest o-,
Lite gas. All sizes l.i stock.
The Roseburg Garage.
DR.
NERB AS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
Phone 4S8 Masonic IIWb.
Night Coughing
Quickly Relieved
Pamous Prescription Gives Almost
Instant Relief.,
Night coucliii, or cotmlix earned
by a cold or by an Irritated tlnxiat
are usually due :o causes which
cough (-.yrups and patent rnedii mos
do not tomb. Hut the very lirst
swallow of Thoxiue Is guaranteed
to stop the mot.t f Hihborn rough
almost, instantly. Tlioxine is a do--tor's
prescript ion., wot king on 'an
entirely different, principle, it goua
direct to the intermil cause.
Thoxine contains no Imnniul
drugs, is pleasant taMhig and n;jte
for tiie whole family. Sold on a
money back n.Htiiiee to give bet
ter ai-d ouitker relief 'for roughs;
or sore throat liiau an($'ur:g ou
have eviy died. Ask tor Tiioxine,
put up ready for to-e in .Vm1, t."c
and l.t"j bottles, sold, by Nailiiin
K'i!!-. lofl'i and all utiitri fcoud.diu.j
btorth. -Adv. i
Driven to It
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WHO 5,4113
ABOUT. E?,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that all
warrants of School District No. 4,
Douglas Citunty, Oregon, up to and
including No. 12,1120, protested for
non-payment, March 30th, 1929, auu
prior thureto, are this date called
tor payment, ami all interest there
on ceases from this date, Decem
ber 21st, 1929.
MRS. A. J. GEDDKS.
Clerk.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindnesses; espe
cially the Eagles and Odd Fellows
lodges, also lor the beautiful floral
offerings, in our sad bereavement.
Mrs. 13. F. Goodman and family.
DAILY WEATHCH REPORT
U. S. Weather Bureau Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported by
H. i'letcher, Meteorologist in
charge.
barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 5 a. m 30.1S
Relative humidity 5 p. m. yes
terday (per cent) 81
Hliiesi temperature yesterday 53
Lowest temperature last night US
Average temperature- tor lne.
day 40
Normal temperature for tills
date 41
Precip. in Inches and Hudredtha:
Precipitation" for 24 hours,
ending 5 u. m. 0
Total precip. since 1st month.. 7.47
Normal precip. for this month 5.34
Total precip. from Sept, 1,
1929, to date &.9(i
Norma! precip , from Sept. 1
to dale 11.93
Total deficiency since Sept. 1,
1929 2.97
Normal seasonal precip. Sept.
to May, inclusive 31.16
Forecast for interior southwest
Oregon: Cloudy with rain tonight
and Sunday; not much change in
temperature.
50 used cars must be cold to
make room for new 1930 model
Oakland and Pontine. Roseburg Mo
tor Co. Adv.
Parker and Sheaffer pens. High
way Pharmacy, Oakland. Adv.
Christmas gift goods. Highway
Pharmacy, Oakland. Adv.
Christmas
Suggestions
Parker Pens
Toilet Seta
Whitman's Candy
Manicure Sets
Perfumes
Box Paper
Perfume Atomizers
Christmas Cards
Leather Goods
Chapman's
Drug Store
.
TODAY'S MARKETS
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a. iiiik.Hkw vniK,
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miller and butit-riui ihku iI.ujj-
ptu
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down JOc it
in wheat.
lrip" ar ilouluful b
ciiusi! Hhipiuvnlii liuiu tuii.rii u.k -
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a - a n- ..-.if. nuy.iiu t,,t'v. un.vu mt.
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h;inl(. Kv ins. A.-, a whu.c. nu ud-
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KOSTdN.. lo. 31. Tin; iVmunei
la. i.ui.uiili tmluy r.;:v;:;
"Tlurt- is nioro iirtivltv in worttt
t wools of flm uiiil futf iiuiiiU.u
quality, t'BPfoiaily for topiiiuuna
. u..llv.s no nu- I'lvaii hit.sis oi i-j
Site for fair to ehoH-e 1-n nt li coinh
iiof lots of UTitloi-y wtiol. ,S-our.
wools mi' stouilu-r on t hu lowwr
husls,
I'ne miitiufafttti iiitf outlook Is rou
sitb'ird i'4'itHOiuilil v Kooil, wttli low
iu iMilorics tlio biK t-oiisliUftive
factor.
Mohair is dull and hardly chang
ed." Tlio ('uinniiMcial Itiillftin iul
llHlu 's tlu following quotations:
Scum im! ImimIs:
Orcft'oti: l'"ino anil f. in. ntiutli. Sfl
S I ; lliii! ntul f. in. fr. 'iiiuliiiiK. 7
ff?77; fine ami f. m. clothing:. -S
7:!; vnlP'V No. 1, 8i)SiS2.
Motuilr:
HreK.m. -tSCtrftO.
loiiii-stlr KiinlltiK', fp'st conililiiv
GOifi iiJ; Kood i-antiiiK KTi 0T.
ittoitniioiK
llt'TTKIt Cut.ti extriis, l reutw:
standards, rt-nts: jiilmu Ills it,, oH
cunts: firsts, ;if L't';its.
t-. JtiM: i foul trv t,r,lorf rs' prlcfs
Kresh extras. U! ecnts; stuiulaid
40 vents; Trt:sh int'dtuni. vt-uts;
uo-rti.ini fhMis. :o ffins; fi.ih put
U'tR ni; firsl pulli'lB. .1l cvnts.
HI'TTKPI-'AT Ltrotii shtppwrs'
truck No. 1 htuiIo. 40ii tic; No. 2
Kiaitf, aifliliilf; stations No. 1. V.(i
40t-: No. 2. ;ilQr;irf; I'ortlund uVtiv
orv prlros: No. 1 buUurfut, '41 (b 43c;
No. i use.
.i 1 1. iv lluyfuff price, 4 pur cunt,
12. M1 '2.56
I-1VK rOUlrUY Heiivy lions.
ftviT 44 l'"-. INlftfUle: do 3 to 44
h., 2:Ui! H-; do uimUm' 3 's llts., ltifii'
17c; bioiirrs, MkIu. 3tKr:tXc; col
ored. 2t ct'iits Hi.; oUl roosters, H'c;
producers: Kancy dressed Iumis, LMl'u
27c; young toms. 'iS'n JSte; old toms,
2u; No. 2 trrud-i. 20c; ullvo. 18Wl'0c.
alive, lSft Oc.
TuMA 'U10S T.nrnl, hot hoio,
"J3c lb.; California. $3 ft 4 repack
ed. ONIONS Sell Intf prtee to rPtnll-
rs: Sets. RrtrUc lb.; Ynkltiui Globe,
$l.rofi I. (iit; orcRon. Jl.sr(i 2.03.
KltlOSH VKUKTAULKH Soiling
in lee; Ijcttucc Imperial Valley,
iti.50; Salinas. $3.7rfu 4 unite; cub
Iiuri', local, afi'2je; HtrlliB beans,
2t(ft22c; pt-as. Hftrl3'iC lb.
liUl'Kl-l'IUKIiltlKS l-'alicy 1L'(?i
TAHLK POTATO KH Descbutos
Benin. I.VTti 3.25; Yaklimv. 12.7 ft Tf)
a.Sa uwt.; Wosturn OieBuii, $2.2ftftJ
a.6rt.
tmANntsnvtlKS t.nto llowos,
$C.fi0trr fl.75 ; Capo Cod, $5.75 bu. box;
Kustern, $2021 biiiTfl.
NUTS Oi i-Koti walnuts, 22 4 ffp
J8c; California ttOiffSSc; peanuts raw
10c; lirulls now crop 22rtv2iv. nl
monds. 34.?(:iftc; filberts, lS-0e; pe
cans 24rtf2fc.
HOPS Nominal, 1928 crop, 11
13y,c.
WOOL 1!H!S crop nominal Wfll
ami'teu valley, 2Hft 33c; euaiurit Oro
gon, lKft;27Mi pound.
SWKKT 1'OTATOKS Callfornta.
.TVj'if llU cents a pound; Suutliern
Vaiiis, 2.ftui(i 3.00 ciiite.
CotIN l"HY AIIO ATS .eliliiK .prices
to rotiillr.ru'. iloimtry killed hojfs.
liotclHir. miller tfoi ontinds,
ii ii fi cents a pound ; Sou I hern
14Vj Hv IGc a pound; hiuibs, 170c;
HiS., 14 ?r I H'.
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"Complete Health 8ervloe"
Mlnnral Vapor Bathe
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Compare Our Rates With
Those of Other Organizations Doing
Business in the State
Schedule set out below shows the tolnl amount it costs to curry our various
loans per month.
We have no requirement that our borrowers take additional investment stock. '
Amount Total
Borrowed Principal Interest Monthly Payment
$ 500.00 $ 3.00 $ 3.34 $ 6.34
1000.00 5.80 6 67 11.67
1500.00 8.00 10.00 18.00
2000.00 10.00 13.34 23.34
2500.00 13.00 16.67 29.67 "
3000.00 15.00 20.01 35.01
3500.00 18.00 23.34 41.34
4000.00 20.00 26.67 46.67
4500.00 23.00 30.00 53.00 ..
5000.00 25.00 33.33 58.33 Z
Umpqua Savings and Loan;
ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED 1917
UNDER STATE SUPERVISION -
MONEY PLACED IN OUR INSTITUTION IS NOT SIMPLY
SAFE It Earns More!
OFFICERS
E. N. Ewart, Pres.
A. O. Sutherland. Vice-Pres.
H. O. Pargeter. Secretary.
V. J. Micelii, Treas.
Carl E. Wlmberly, Attorney
Phone 87
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nnd these utilities come handy for dud or brother most
every day in the week. You can buy them in sets or indi
vidual pieces. Come in and look over ttiis fine line for
Christmas. A kit of tools of the sort we are offering will
save many a dollar during the year in work that may be
done about the place, instead of hiring some one to do it.
Useful Christmas Gifts
Bring Pleasure Always '.'..I.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
The Winchester Store '
Watch the Winners
The winners of the following prizes at the
Northwestern Turkey Show fed Crown
Feeds..
YOUNG BRONZE TOM First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh, eighth and .ninth.
YOUNG BRONZt HEN First, second, third, fourth, fifth and
sixth. ,
YEARLING BRONZE TOM Second, fourth, fifth.
YEARLING BRONZE HEN First, second, fourth and eighth.
ADULT BRONZE HEN Third and fourth.
Grand Champion, Champion Young Hen, Best Display Brone,
Best Displ.iy Rbseburg Section, Bent Display Oakland Sec
tion, Best Shaped Bronzo Male, Best Shaped Bronze Female,
Best Colored Bronze Male, BeBt Colored Bronze Female. '
Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange
Roaeburg
AGENTS FOR
L. 6. H. Clectrlc Hangea
Hood River Spray Co,
Butherlln Spray Co.
Douglas Abstract BIcIg.
.ir" l.
TOOLCHEST
Oakland
Bean. Spray l"umi Co.
John Deere Plow Co.
Huoaiftr and Milwaukee Pumpa
DIRECTORS ';
t. N. Ewart M. E. Rittcr
Carl E. Wimberly w- F- Harris I
3. V. Wimberly
Cuy Cordon H- 0 paroeler"
Henry Harth A. G. Sutherland
248 North Jackson St.
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