ROSEBURG NEWS- REVIEW, ROSEBURC. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1930.
FIVE
Classified Section
MATES: Per word. Mch iMitta, 1 mmt. By the M. I eu or,
Minimum per MlTtrtlmKmt, U oeaU. tun your (! mnnt tt
words u4 ineloM stamp, (back or monej order.
FOR SALE
(or 4
OLD growth fir wood, $11
tiers. Phone 697-J.
FOR SALE 15 turkeys. Mrs. T.
C. Euckle, Melrose.
FIR block wood, 2 per tier de
livered. Phone 18F23.
FOR SALE 50 R. R. pullets, 1
ench. Laying 83 per cent. Phone
26F21.
USFTVCAH BARGAINS-Call Km
, Winston at 21F13. Investigate
th and save njonoy.
FOR SALE 30 head ewes and 50
head eeder lambs. Phone 34F2.
J. S. Marr, Glide, Ore.
FOR SALE Credit on Chevrolet,
Oakland or Pontlac, at discount
Phone 132 or write Box 944.
FOR SALE Number flue Angora
bucks, W. G. Paul strain. Paul
' runch, So. Deer creek road,
Roseburg.
APPLES 25o and up. Also fine
canning pears, 50c. Bring con
tainers. Geo. Hess place, west
of Soldiers' Home.'
APPLES FOR SALE 25c up.
Bring boxes. Spiuenberg apple
cider. Phone 2SF2. L. B. Skin
ner & Son, Winston.
CEDAR SHINGLES ARE LOWER
than they have been for ten
J years. NOW is the time to buy.
Four kinds at Pages'.
FOR SALE Purebred Brown Leg
h o r n cockerels, Toemohlen
strain. Mrs. A. T. Crawford, Box
162, Oakland, Oregon.
FOR SALE Field corn, good
grade, $1 per sack or lie per lb.
John B. Neff, Rosenberry place,
opposite Deer Creek Dairy.
FOR SALE Dry body fir, second
growth, oak and laurel. Block
and stove wood. Mountain Fir
Wood Yard. Phone 76-L.
APPLES FOR SALE Delicious,
Ortlevs. Spitz and Newtowns.
Good culls, i 35 cts. a box. Bring
. your boxes. A. F. Suksdorf,
Coos Junction.
FOR SALE Apples, at green
house or delivered. Any grade
and at right price. Stock up for
winter. The Fern Florists, or
phone 240 or 37F2.
SACRIFICE FOR CASH Close In
business lot. 81 ft. by 111 ft, on
paved corner. 2 small houses on
lot rented steadily. $3000 cash
for quick sale. Might give some
tenuis. A snap buy. G. W. Young
& Son, 110 eass 3D. Phone 417.
BARGAIN IN LUMBER
Timber Dimension
Plank Boards
See the foreman at the
Antlers Theatre.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT '5-room plastered
house, large garden, yard fenced.
Phone 242
FOlt KENT Furnished apart
ment. $10 per month. 616 S.
l'iue.
APARTMENT FOR RENT Nice
location, hot water, electric
stove; garage. Bubar Bros.
Phoue 214. . .
B ROOM furnished house. Garage.
Paved stroet. Noar Rose school.
$20. See Roy Young of G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
i WANTED
WANTED High school girl,
at 233 N. Jackson.
Call
WANT TO BUY GOATS Nannies
and kids preferred. John Rohr
at Kurtz Transfer Co.
WANTED To put wood in, or any
odd Jobs, by contract or Hour.
Phone 498, Chenoweth.
WANTED Experienced help for
Ecnernl housekeeping. Must be
neat and good cook. Phone
46F3.
WANTED 50 to 200 hoad of
sheep on shares with options to
buy. State age. Dreeu, price.
Box 813. care News-Review
I ' LOST
LOST Little white
notify Roberts,
Phono 18F23.
phi. Please
Lnoklnggiasg.
LOST 1 female red hound, lunrks
on both ears. Rewind. John
MacGilvrey, Tyee. Oregon.
LOST OR STRAYED Fox hound,
white with red spots, star on
eye and nos. Wm. Weaver, Myr
tle Creek. Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR TRADE Electric range for
wood range. D. W. Fate, Canyon
ville. AFTKK THE DANCE Eat hot
tnmalcn at PegKy's Cafe. Camp
View. Open until 1 a. m.
CAR OWNEIl Don't forget to call
BS3 when in need of auto parts.
Sartf's Aula V'recklrux House.
FPKE During October. ODe SilO
tliolorranh with 1 dozen rliotos
in folders. Roburg Studio.
SaUman Bldg., 127 Jackson St.
NEW TODAY
GOOp trailer for sale. Inquire 324
W. Mosher.
AT COST, children's underwear, 2-4-6-S-10-ia
yra. Bail Millinery.
waniEU-old buildings to tear
down. v. Rosa, Miller s Addition.
sAi.i oats and common
vetch, 2 Jo per lb. John Doernor.'
Melrose, Ore.
A SPECIAL on all millinery for
Friday and Saturday. Bell Mil
linery. FOR SALE Sweet grape juice,
50c per gallon. John Doerner,
Melrose, Ore.
DRY RUSTIC at 15 per M. You
don't believe it Let us show you.
Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
FOR SALEFour-wheel trailer.
Roseburg Finance Corporation.
Douglas Abstract Bldg.
ON account, of display space, will
close out the children's under
wear. Bell Millinery.
DON'T FORGET the dance at Ten
mile Saturday, 11th. 6-plece or
chestra. Tickets only 50c.
FOR SALE Beets for litock feed
ing, by the ton, cheap. Geo.
Jeuck, northwest Garden valley.
FOR SALE Repossessed Willys-
Knight coupe. Roseburg Finance
Corporation. Douglas Abstract
Bldg.
FOR RENT. Small ranch, to 1
sponsible ' parties. Cash
shares. Place mostly in fruit.
F., care News-Review.
A BARGAIN Repossessed 1928
Chevrolet truck. Excellent condi
tion. Roseburg Finance Corpora
tion. Douglus Abstract Bldg.
FOR SALE Choice, inspected tu
lip bulbs. Selected at 35c per
. doz. Mixed, all sizes, at $1 per
hundred. C. W. Cook, R. 2, Rose
burg. FOR SALE OH TRADE House on
north side, paved street, large
corner lot. Will trade for acre
age or smaller bouse. 932 River
side Drive.
FOR SALE 6-room house, full
concre.e basement and garage.
50x300 ft. lot, rich soil. A nice
homey place. A bargain too. in
quire 4ut W. Cass St.
FOR SALE Electric range, good
condition. New cast enameled
range, new dresser, and chif
fonier, and many other good'
articles for sale at 932. River
side Drive.
FOR SALE 2 Chevrolet trucks;
Ford; Star delivery; or will
trade for cattle, sheep or goats.
See thein at 131 Sheridan St.,
T.oseburg. All licensed to July
1930. W. R. Vinson, Prop.
FOR SALE Late 1929 Chevrolet
6 4-door sedan. Almost like new.
Must sell by Saturday. For a
real bargain see It at the L. R.
Chambers garage, on Cass St.
Phone 679. -
Albikote
Waterproofs iuything und
everything
roof, basement, tloor or wall
Call us lor estimate
Coen Lumber Co.
Phone 121.
DAIRY RANCH Stocked ana
equipped, everything in nppie
pie snape. Located t miles oil
the Pacific highway. This ranch
Is going to be sold at a sacri
fice. For information, write or
see BRUCE COMPANY, Myrtle
Creek, Oregon.
LOANS We can helri you to ouim
your home, remodel your pies
ent home, or to gi:t titie to your
property if you are buying under
contract. Let ua .clp you!
douglas blild:::g & loan
ASSOCIATION. Medical Arts
Bldg. Phone 245.
DON'T DRIVE a shabby car. Do a
service to your community in
keeping that up and coming ap
pearance going by dolling up
vnnr cm-. Means as much as
vn,,r limine nr vour clothing.
Vn,. run nffnifi it If VOU get it
done here. Murphy's Auto Paint
ing and Refinishing Shop. On
Cass SU, near S. 1'. depot.
FOR SALE
1925 Nash 4-door sedun.
1929 Chevrolet 6 sedan.
1930 Standard 6 Nash sedan.
1926 Dodge 2-door sedan.
1930 Durant sedan. '
1927 Ford roadster.
1926 Star delivery.
For a real bargain In a nscd car
or truck, be sure and see L. R
Chambers. He can save you
money. Phone 649.
FOOD SALE
nv filldn Kaptist church Sal-
orday. Oct. 11, at Southern
Oreeon Cas Corn.. 21 5 Cass.
BULLETIN
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AT BRAMii o
- Fine Boso Pears
.Innathan Apples
Teliclous Apples
Orapcs
Melons
Cold Fish for Snle
Fountain L"nch aud 60
Cunt
A TMnnr-f.
BKANP'S
Pacific highway 3 toll--
north
BRINGING UP FATHER
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THAT DlWTY MOORE
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TODAY'S MARKETS
(Awoclatrf Prtrsa Loaned Wire) 1
PORTLAND. Oct. 0. Itucent Bcnt
tercrt wiles of Orcon hops indi
cates the top price for prime stocks
8 to 7 cents:,' With such prices
meunlne losses to the ttrowers. con
tracts have been few and slow.
Amp) world production has swung
the murket strongly in favor of the
buyer.
Portland wholesale butt or and
"KKs opened todny nt unchanKed
quotations. Butter position whs
strengthened by advanced Quota
tions at other coast points and de
mund was bettor, notably for me
dium trades. Tone on effKB was
fully firm.
Outstanding conditions In the
fruit and vegetable trade were re
ceived by the government market
news service as follows:
Supplies of local produce rontinii1
heavy, and Portland veneiahle
Krowers are shipPhiK the euuiva
lent of two to three carloads dally,
by motor-truck, to other northw
ern consuming; cenU-rn. Canners are
divertinir lihenil ouan tit les of irri
beans, lima beans, carrots and oth
er commodities to the fresh moduce
markets. Instead of processing their
customary neavy volume.
Kaced-and-filled Jonathans, at 60
Too per box, are enjoyinar more ac
tivity than any other offerings in
me apnie line at present.
Mm tit: 1 1 pears a re cl Ohti I ntt
from northwest storages at vary
low prices, lakfmu No. 1 ennner
Hart let ts selling from storage at
fiz.tiu por ton. ana lesi
Huunr Prici Advnnce
KAN V H A NV 1 .SCO. Oc I. it. A cl -vaiice
of 10 cents a hundred pounds
In prices of all grades of re lined su
gar went into effect in the
fie coast area today, the western
sugar refiners announced. The
new rates ar l.4u for cane and
fi.u lor peet.
MYMtork
Cattle: Steers: fiOO-fKIO lbs.,
gootl T.SU-S.UO; 900-1101) Ihs
i.fiO-8.00. Sows, low cutter L'.O-t-4.00.
Vealors. milk fed, Rood and
choice, 10.00-11.00. Medium 8.00'
10.00.
HoRa: Lent weleht lflO-lRrt Ilia.
10.25-10.76; 180-200 lbs.. lij.LTi
10. n. Medium weleht 200-220 lh.
9.25-10.75; 220-250 lbs., 9.-0 10.50,
Heftvy weight 250-2110 lbs.. S.50
10. '-; 2Mt-3yi Its.. 8.or.-!t.75. Ptiek-
tne sows. z:-fuu ma.. 7.76-8.
i-eetler and stockor pigs, 70-130 lbs.,
1U.U"- l.UU.
Sheep: Steady.
anoiBirona
Bggs: Prices lu. rwiailers: Frbah
extras, 3;)i ; standards. a'e: fresh
.nediuin. a. Puces io wholesalers
ec niiUiir pneo to rutuiiura.
nutter: Cubes: K.tJjis. 37e: stand
dnrds, :i(ic; prima firsts 31c. firsts,
die. creamery prices: Prints,
over cube standards,
Milk: Itaw milk (4 por cant)
Wt.lb ewt., delivered Portland. less
i per cent; grade C milk. J.C5. Hut
Luruii nenveieu lit fortlunrt. 6
I'ouitry: tuuyiug prtut; ; Alive,
neavy nens over t ns.. 'i'l: me
diiitli h!, 31; 0 IVi lbs.. 15c; light
nens i.ic; nroiiers. i v to 2 Vi Ihs.
Ueghoi-ns, heavy sprang ID. light
rolorvd. 22c; Pekln ducks. 4 lbs. ana
over. 16c; old. 15c; colorod ducks. L
Jucks, 15c
Count! v meats: fRuynig prices)
L noice veai, i re; pork. IGc: hole
lam s, iz-h; mutton 6 47 cents.
flour: tClty delivery prices
ramiiy patents ys fb.ZU wiiol.
wheat 4Is $5.3(1; graham. 4fts $5.10
lakers' hard wheat sHh 15.65: bak
iTn' blucHlem pn tents 9Ha $5.50
aT.ry itour. 4'.h ib.ti).
migap (MfK(t rRsifl: cane.
rniit nr berry $!.(, pi-r ew
met KUKar. n.io c wt.
Onions: Oreeon. $1.00-1.50.
Potatoes: (Jems. No; l grade,
Hay: Wholesale buyine o rices, da-
Ivered Portland, eaujern Oregon
imotiv. Wii ZA.QU; do valley,
1 1 .i. vii m l , a nana, si i,vri iM
lov.jr. ih; oat nay. straw. 17
1 Ion: soil In a pries. l to $2 mom
i:.Zi)41,lj; No. 2. SL85-2.25; new pi
tuloes. 2-2 ',4c Ih.
Nuts: steady; walnuts. Oregon. 1
nil v.; almonds, l:i-20c; peanuts
-l 2c; pocans 25-7c; filberts,
i -1 w.
C'aseara hark: Stoadv; 4'c.
Hops: Hteudv: IftS crop l'.lK-
Wool: Eastern Orrtcnn. 1 4 (ttMt
'h.; vsiiny. 20c. Mohair, nw cMn
nin nair, znc per pouoa; staple
er lb. ' 1
ATTENTION ODD FbLLOWS
First Degree will be eon-
ferred Friilay evening. Visit-
ors from Myrtle Point expect
P ed to bring candidate. I.unch.
T. W. tllO.MA.soN, N. O.
liridgo and Five Hundred
4 party for Elks ami guests
Thursday, Oct. Uih. Prizes
and rctreshnu-nU. Tables re-
served with .Mrs. Thoa. Npms
or Mrs. Dcau Uubar. Admls-
feiou -De.
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XOTUE TO CHKU1TU1IS.
Not loo In lsorobv clvon Dutt lit-
u mlt! rai Kneel has betfii liy orclur of
th County Court uf the bHUo ol
iron fur IjouitIhs County, ilnlv
appointed administratrix of the on-
late or Anna Christina HwoiiHun and
alHu adinlnlfltrutrlx with will an
nexed oi mo eautio or Aaron swan
on. All persons havlntr claims
aKainst oithur of the said ewtatt'it
lierany notified to present the
name, vermeil iih reuuired hy law
the undersigned adininlntratrix
the. law office of KU.- and (ir-
cult, in Kovburrf, Oouxlas County.
(jregoii. within six niontha from the
date of thla notice.
latfd Octohi r iftnfl
Hannah Amelia, Kllcr. admhiifctrn-
inx or uiu eatatea of Anna
Chri.sthia tiwenson. and Aaron
Hwenson.
O
Depot Barber Shon unnn bvb-
nlnga until 7:30 p. m. All hulr cut
ting 25c. 409 Cass St. Adv.
POEM FOR THE DAY
Bj LOUIS AUWCB.T BANKS
HOW TO MEASURE TOIL
The General Electric company has on an optimistic campaign lo
change the old commonplace question "How long must I work?" Into
"How much can I do?" and "How well can I do It?" If tliey are suc
cessful, what a revolution it will work in tho lubor world!
All I this the purpose for a man:
"I'll give the world the best I can.
I'll give my force to pull life's load
And give good cheer along the road;;
And if I see a neighbor fail,
I'll give him aid to climb the trail;
And when I can out-do my share,
I'll count I've found a treasure rare.
"I'll seek to gain increasing skill,
Find better ways my task to fill;
And if i can increase my worth,
I'll be the happiest man on earth,
The only roan I enre to beat
Is he who walks with my two feet,
And when his pnst is put to rout
I'll clap my hands and loudly shout.
"Another thing my heart desires.
And to that height my soul aspires:
! wish to do my work so well
That it of rapturous joy shall tell,
That lie who's working by side
Shall in his work take greater pride.
That I may in my time and place
Surround till work with sweeter grace.
"I'll make rny work the joy of life,
And carry on with fancies rife.
I'll make each day a thing of art.
And make it of myself a part.
And when 1 come to eventide
And sit by memory's Fireside.
I'll have a store of noble wealth
To keep my soul in buoyant health."
By Geo. McManus
ME NOW- "SO
HE T.VNK-3 VLLQO
HE -"-JAr-t.
SO AT WITH
DlNTY MOORE
i ii
I Mill' t. . '
AM THE.
CAPTAIN
NUTK'KS Or SHIOllll I-"S SAI.li OF
kioai. raorioiiTv
In tho Circuit Court of the Stnto of
Orcffon, for DoiiKlas County.
DoukIum Creditors Association,
coruuratlon. nhilnttff. vs. C
Hill, aometlmes knon as Gerald
C. Hill, defendant.
Notice la hereby Klvon that I
virturo of a writ of execution iasm
out of and under the seal of th
above entitled court and cause to un
directed, couimandliiK no to cn th
hereinafter described real properl
to satlsfv tha ludirment rendere
In favor of tho nluiiulff and aKainst
the defendnnt for the full sum of
Stt26.n2. and the further sum
$41.90. costs and dlshursemeiito, to- j
Kether with Interest thereon at the I
rate of Bix per cent per annum from
June fl, IIKIO, 1 have. In oltedlenco
to saltl writ nnd order of sale ac
compunytiiK the same, levied upon
and will expose for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the main en
trance to the court house In Hose
bui'K Uoiiujlas County. Oregon, on
Saturday, the 8th day of Nov.. llKto
at the hour of tn o'clock In the
forenoon of said duy, all the riir-i.
title and interest, which said de
fendant had on the 22nd day of
April, 1!U0, haa had at any tlm
since, or now has. in or to said
real property described aa folluwi
to-wlt:
Commencing at the North wont
corner uf Section 18 In Township
26 south. Khiikm fi VtH( and run
ning thence Mouth 2.1. f0 chains,
micik'u i'jihi . cnains, i nonet
North 12 H( rCaHt 24 chains, thenci
West 11.00 chains tn place of be
frinninw:, containing lil.Nti acres more
or lesH, excepting therefrom the 1
following described portion of said
prcmlHca, to-wlt:
Beginning nt corner nf Sections
7 and lb on the west boundary ah
running thence cast y.f.o chains,
thence south 4. West ft.r.O chains;
thence, west 9.08 chains, thence
North 6. IS chaliia to place of be
ginning, containing 0 ai res more or
less, also excepting the strip of
land claimed and owned bv the Ore
son and California Railroad as a
right of way and land, sold to the
State of Oregon andor Douglus
County for highway.
Notice Is given that said sale will
be made subject to confirmation of
the above entitled court and sub
ject to redemption aa provided
thr- statutes uf the State of Ore-
ISUii.
Dated this -1th dav of Ort. pm
, ' V. T. JACKSON.
Sheriff of Douglua County. Ore
Koil Pledged to Sorority According
to word received here, Miss Juan
ita .Miller, of Yoncalla. has been
pledged to the Phi Mu, national
social sorority nt Eugeno. She is
attending University of Oregon.
jiPT' y
Editorials on News
(Continued from page 1
ouit Judges for ..Multnomah county,
including the necessary additional
clerks, bailiffs, Juries and Jury and
court rooms.
The referendum- was Invoked
against it by petition, and it Is the
referendum that appears on the
ballot - .'
yHOSE who lavor this measure
are divided Into two classes:
(1) Those who are interested in
securing the appoiutment for the
additional Judgeships, either for
themselves or for their friends,
nd (3) those who really believe
that unwilling idditlonai judger.
would relieve congestion of tho
courts and speed uf court proced
ure. ' .&w!i.
Those who oppose It believe ,thn!
nothing constructive would be ac
complished by aduing to the num
ber of judges, and assert that con
gestion of the courts can be accom
plished BETTER by reform of
court procedure. ...
THIS newspaper believes that he
rnm wfi nrnvide addHlonal
judges, with all the additional court
personnel that will bo made neces
sary, we should at least be vory
sure that what we want can't be
accomplished in some other and
more economical way, such as sim
plifying the speeding court proce
dure and seeing to 11 that needless
cases don't get Into the courts and
tako up time for which tho tax
payer pays.
So it advises voting "no" on this
measure.
CAL HERMANN NOW
IN CARNIVAL GAME
Cal Hermann, well known wrest
ler, and "Eluali" Kelley, Portland
boxer, were In Roueburg for a fow
hours today on a business trip.
They left for Weed to spend to
nliilit, and will be back in Kosa
burg tomorrow. Mr. Hermann is
now operating a carnival com
pany, featuring riding dovtces, ath
letic show and other entorlaln-
nient, and may arrange with the
local post of tho American Legion
to bring his company hero for the
Armistico day celebration,
Our Ward Week Dresses selling
nt S6.66 are tho talk of the town.
This week only at Montgomery
Ward's. Adv.
Tells Men Over 50 What
They Should Weigh
A famous British Phyalclan a
Specialist in uuesity gives those
as tne normal weights lor men
over 5U.
5 1't.
6 b e.
5 t.
6 f t.
5 Ft.
6 Inches
1 19 Pounds
103
la
162
17
172 "
17S
1st
I'Jt
ti "
7 "
8 "
3 H. Ill
5 Ft. 11
6 Ft. 0
6 Ft. 1
ti Ft. 2
11)8
W Blunts Include ordinary Indoor
clothing Get on tlio scales and
see if you are overweight and how
much.
The modern way to take oft fat
Is known as tho Kruschen Method
and Is well worth a tour weeks
trial.
Cut out pies, cakes, pastry and
Ice cream lor weeks, go light on
polnloc8, butter, cheese, cream and
sugar eat moderately of lean
meat, chicken, fish, salads, green
vegetables and fruit tako one
half teaspoon of Kruschen Sails
In a glass of hot water every
morning before breakfast don't
miss a morning.
An 85 cent bottle of Kruschen
lasts 4 weeks (let It at Nathan
Full -ton's, Chupmnn's-r-or uivy
drug otore In the world. Adv.
Gut
To Points in
WAS HINGTON
NORTHERN IDAHO
' And Parts of
BRITISH COLUMBIA
New reduced roundlrip
tickets by train arc now
on sale to destinations in
Washington, Northern
Idaho and to some points
in British Columbia.
A few examples:
TACOMA $19.80
SEATTLE 22.00
SPOKANE 33.05
VANCOUVER, B. C 31.30
Similar reduced rnundm'ps
arc in effect to other points.
Hcturn limit of these tickets
is 30 days.
Aik your agtm for further
information.
PaciSic
J. E. CLAHK, Agent
Phone 11 Roseburg, Or.
Glass Cooking Utensil
We are now displaying in our window a new shipn-ent of
these handy kitchen accessories Pyrex 'and Gl',.bak
brands. They can be purchased in either pla; jr dec
orated forms.
SEE THIS SPECIAL
Metal Cake Tray With Metal Cover
Ivory finished . . green trimmed
For Just $1.00
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Ironmongers
I NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that all
warrants of School District No. 4,
Douglas County, Oregon, up to and
including No. 13,000, protested for
non-payment, January 31st, 1030,
and prior thereto, are this date
"Invaluable" Say
Society Women
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Is
preferred by beautiful women bo
cause it loaves no trace of flakl-
is, pastiness or Irritation. Stays
on longer no shiny noses! Made
by a new French process pre
vents large poros. Spreads more
smoothly gives a youthful bloom.
Very pure. Use MELLO GI.O Face
Powder. It's wonderful. Nathan
Fullorton. Adv.
1
Columbus a Navigator
of Decision
Christopher Columhus, the dis
coverer, was a navigator of deci
sion a quality that served him
well. You make a wise decision
when you embark on your financial
career with tills llanlc as your .dOi.,
' posltory.
TheKosebur National Bank
Eosebur,Ore.
Mm
S Make Your Own
jl The Silk Store, the oldest dry -
y'&v'fi&H '&'l."k 0OOC, establishment In Rosoburfl,
Pr"nt th new fashions In fab-;;
iWl'tA r'CS 'h' '" f0r women'a
'''Siki, misses' apparel. Have Individuality
rffS'a JL by making your own dresses. --
Low Prices on New
Fall Fabrics You Need
Soft, supple fabrics that adapt them
selves perfoctly to the new silhouette.
The woman who likes made-to-measure
clothes Is In her element this fall when
ohe solects her dress gocds at Abra
ham's, the Silk 8toie. All of these new
fall and winter fabrics drape, mould,
ripple and flare In charming diversity at
the maker's will. See them.
I. ABRAHAM
THE
I
called for payment, and all Interest
thereon ceases from this date, Oc
tober 9th, 1030.
MRS. A. J. GEDDES, Clerk.
i ftMvrrtn mime
Intne
Biirdwood Empire ol
HUMBOLDT
COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
denr-ribed to detail with ronl rfutp.
In ilia illuatralvd Irall'tt "6 Dy la
mod Around tutek.
(, Send for iL
Ilunboldt Countx Dorti of Trad
Kurrka,UaHtmi . .
Prosperity Fact on Humboldt County:
Range conditions are excellent for CATTLE
HAlblNO. Write for details.
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