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ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1930.
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word! and endow (tamp, cheek or money order.
BRINGING UP FATHER
r
... By Geo. McManua
FOR SALE
FOR SALE All kinds of dry
wood. Phone 10F23.
FOU SALE Hood wood heating
stove. Keuaonublo. Phoue 131-J.
FOH SALhi Cider, at Lob Cabin
stand near Sutherlin. Bring containers.
FOH SALE 20 W. L. pullets. BOc
each. W. F. Hodson, 1 mile S.
W. Sutherlin.
COAL. Hock Spring, Utah and
Diamond brlquetsj Page Lumber
& Fup Co.
F4)R SALE Hecleaued purple
Vetch. Inquire First State Bunk,
Sutherlin, Ore.
FRESH COW FOR SALE Also a
two-year-old heifer. Will trade
for hay. G. S. Johnson, Brock
way, Ore.
FOR SALE Dry body fir, second
growth, oak and laurel. Block
and stove wood. Mounluin Fir
Wood Yard. Phone 75 L.
FOR SALE Will sell at sucriflce,
ItiO acres of timber near Rose
burg, if taken at once. Write
Geo. R. Thompson, Chehulis,
Wash.
"I know how." J. L. Miller, Oak
laud, Ore.
WANTED One horse wagon.
Write to Frank Plummer, Brock-way.
WANTED Stocked farm on
shares. 315 N. Kane St., Roso
burg, Ore.
COW FOR SALE
In November.
Melrose.
-6 yrs. old, fresh
Warren Welsh,
FOU SALE Oats aud vetch seed,
2c lb. .Marster's Happy valley
ranch. L. Bonnie.
WANTED Job hauling wood with
truck, by contract. Write M. H.
Fowler, Melrose, Ore.
FOR SALE 1 male calf, week
old, nliKiblo to registration, at
F. M. Curtis'. Phone 7U2-J4.
SAVE on light globes 10 price
reduction on all bulk purchases
of 6 or more bulbs. Copco.
POK SALE A fine level 131 ac.
place, mooern equipped build
ings, diversified orchard. See J.
A. Campbell, West Sutherlin,
Ore.
FOR SALEOverstuffed daven
y,ort and two chairs, library table,
"'tenter stand, matlross and kit
chen utensils. Call Mrs. Ralph
Karcher, 209-L.
FOR SALE OR KENT SO acres,
fenced, barn, house, garage. Live
creek year around; prune or-,
chard; 25 acres cultivated. Lots
of timber; good road, 12 miles to
. Roseburg. Easy terms. Geo. R.
Hill, Camuview garage. Price
' J2500.
LOST I
LOST Friday, package contain
ing child's underwear. Finder
please leave at News-Review.
LOST Friday, between north side
Texaco station and Douglas St.,
6.00x21 tire and cover with name
"Kelly Sheet Metal Works." Re
turn to Kelly shop. Reward.
LOST Sunday, Oct. 12th, be
tween Eugene and Roseburg,
gentleman's brown leather trav
eling bag, containing articles of
clothing. Notify C. K. Allen, 237
Watson St.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
nient. $8.50
Pine.
-Furnished apart
per month. 64.6 S.
FOR RENT 5-room plastered
house, largo garden, yard fenced.
Phone 242.
FI RNISHEI) HOUSE for rent on
South Pine. 318 Woodward St.
Phone 231-Y. .
FOH RENT Stock and turkey
farm. See J. A. Campbell, West
Sutherlin, Ore.
FOR RENT An excellent modern
live-room house, close In, with
garage. Call at 245 S. Pine St.
NOW You can buy any washing
machine we have in stock witti
a down payment of $5.00. Copco.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for good
cow, heifers or sheep Blizzard
ensilage or hay cutter. Phone
157-L.
WANTED Used portable type
writer. Must be in good condi
tion. Charles F. Hopkins, court
house, i
WANTED to borrow $700 on first
mortgage, farm property. Ad
dress "F. H.," care News-Re
view.
I TOLO TOUR KOt)BAWO
VOO SS-NVT ME TO
OlWE HIM A, LESSOSJ
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PLACE INCLUD-
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Community Standards
Difficult for Rural
Areas Thinly Peopled
Winter Supplies For
4RF.AT
WHAT
HAPPENED'
, WHV THE MINIOTG
Ti-igrvi A -OU'.CS iv i AM
Tot.o mim d A?R;evT
MR- J fiS-Ti-iU-r't-Ai-M
W,L t CAME TO )
FOR SALE Top dressing. Come
in and see samples. Painted on
old tops. At L. H. Chambers ser
vice station. Phone 649.
CAN USE two young men. for
permanent steady work. Must
have good local references. See
Mr. Frenna, Hotel Grand.
FOR SALE 1930 Chevrolet 6 se
dan, almost like new. For a real
bargain see this at L. R. Cham
bers Bervice station. Phone 649.
CHICKEN DINNER Tho ladies of
the Baptist church will serve a
60c chicken dinner in the church
Wednesday, Oct. 15th, from
11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m.
FOR SALE Six-room house with
full concrete basement, garage
and driveway. Lot 60x300 ft.
Free soil. Call at 406 W. Cass
St. A bargain.
1927 FORD ROADSTER for sale
,: ut a bargain. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Call between 7 aud
8:30 p. m. 33F5. 1. D. Adams,
Roseburg.
CHICKEN HOUSE LUMBER
The best stock we have ever
had at the LOWEST PRICES.
Plan books free. Page Lumber
& Fuel Co.
FOn RENT By the middle of
month, furnished heated apt.
Inquire 124 W. Douglas.
TO LESSEN that cold morning
chill get an electric heater, $5
and up. California-Oregon Power
Co.
APARTMENT FOIt RENT Nice
location, hot water, electric
stove; garage. Bubar. Bros.
Phone 214.
5-HOOM furnished house. Garage.
Paved street. Near Rose school.
$20. See Roy Young of Gi W.
y Young & Son. Phoue 417.
FOU RENT 7-room furnished
house, garage, chicken house.
' 605 East Douglas street. G. W.
Young Son, 116 Cass street.
Phone 417.
FOR RENT A 240-acre farm. 2
miles north of Drain. Oregon,
on Pacific highway. Spring wa
ter, 2 barns, orchard, 6-room
house. 60 acres In cultivation.
Phone or write Mrs. lone Tracy,
436 S. "Stephens, Roseburg, Ore
! WANTED I
.
WANTED Chest of drawers, or
ch'ffonier, any condition. Phone
54 II.
R' ANTED 50 to 200 head of
sheep on shares with options to
buy. State ago, breed, price.
Box 813. care News-Review
I MISCELLANEOUS
.
CAR OWNER Don't fnrRPt to call
. 653 when in need of auto parts.
V Rrff n Auto WrooklnK Houb.
WANTED Woman or man with
Bales experience. About $22.50
per week to Htart. Opportunity
for advancement. Apply Room
320, Grand Hotel.
FERTILIZER Cow and chicken.
60c per load. First house along
east side of track from Shady
Point crossing. Phone 6F12. V.
D. Fuson.
NO TRESPASSING or hunting al
lowed on the premises or . the
following: W. 1. Hess, Peter
Sinclair, R. A. Calhoun, C. W.
Hughes, R. S. Hutton.
FOR SALE 1930 Nash sedan.
1928 Nash sedan.
1929 Ford A coupe.
1927 Ford roadster.
For a real bargain see 1. R.
Chambers. Phone 649.
Albikote
Waterproofs anything and
every thing
roof basement floor or wall
Call us for estimate
Coen Lumber Co.
Phone 121.
TODAY'S MARKETS
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(Associated Press Leased Wire) ,
POUTLAN'tr Oot. 14. Wliolesnlf
butter and t-gg markets wre un-
rbtinKtt in tone and irire today.
Butter demand ws light and du-
iini rid Tor eKK'a fair.
Department of agricultural eeo-
noinn.H i-nvu-Wed tlu- trult and Vt;tf-
eluble mai Sti-ts aa follow:
Tillamook County Creamer v n.s-
n"!ation today announced a 1
cent reduction for Tillamook cheese
prlres on account of the "weak ag
ricultural situation" with expecta
tion that "the decline will be tem
porary." Quote: Loaf, L'O centa a
pound: triplets, 30 cent.
A few California tomatoes art
being received in caru of mixed
voKelables. Liocal tomatoes ad
vanced today, as a result of re I
cent frosts atoppinK further field- j
ripening. I
The carlot celery mitrkct Is very i
dull.- hanging around 1.50 pet .
crate of 4-C dozens in the rougL.
Producers will prohably refuse t"
load, below tliis value. Soul hern
Idaho Is again shipping celery
heavily, after a week's cessation of
activities.
Cauliflower Is maturing slowly
due to continued cool weather.
Quality Is excellent though, aiu'
good prices are being realized for
present car loadings.
anomnoai t
Kggs: Pricttu vo remllers: Froeli
extras. 38c; standards. 3Ue; fresh
medium, 20. Prices to wholesalers
In iiiiQtir prei io retailers.
Butler: Cubes: Kxtras. 'Ac; stand-
dards, a tit-; prime firsts 31c, firsts.
31c. Creamery prices: Prints, 3c
over cube standards.
ali 1 K : Haw milk tl per cent) fti.fia
ffj.7d cwi., delivered J'ortluud. lent
1 per cent: grade C milk. Si'.ti.. Hul
teriat deliveiii In Portland, 37e.
foul try; (Uuytng prlcusj : Alive,
heavy hens over -1 lbs.. 22; me
dium hens, 3 Ml to 4 lbs., lfio; light
hens 13c; broilers. 1 Mi to tVt 1Ih
LeRhorns. heavv snrlntf 19. liirht 22:
colored. 22c; Pekln ducks. 4 lbs. and
over, 16c; old. 15c; colored ducks. 12.
ducks, 15c
country meatus (Buvinor nrteei).-
Cholce veal. 17e; pork. 16c: choice
tamos. 12-14; mutton arai cents.
Klour: (City unlivery prices
Pamily patents 49s $6.20; whole
wheat 4us graham. 49b S3. 10;
bakers' hard wheat 9Ks S5.&5; bak
ers' hluestom patents aSs S5.&0;
pastry flour. 49s to. 10.
Sugar Marked Trnslsl: eane.
fruit or berry $1,130 per cwt.
Onions: Oregon. Jl. 00-1.50,
Potatoes: Gems. No. 1 grade,
Hay: Whnlnsalu buying prices, de
livered Portland, eastern Oregon
Mmothy, $22.60fi 2:t.00; do valley.
H9.nOfi.19.C0: alfalfa. J17.o0fa
slovor. $i: oat hay, $ifi; ntrnw, ltt
ton: wplllnw prices, tl to 12 more
$2.2592.65: No. 2. tl. 85-2. 23; new po.
latoes. lb.
Nuts: KiRddy: walnuts. Oregon, 18
T27c: almonds, l.r-J0c; peanuts
9-1 2c; pecans 25-27c; filberts,
17-18.
Hops: Steady: 1929 erop l3j.-ir(e.
Wool : Eastern nregon. 1 4 iff isp
lb.; valley, 20o. Mohair, ner.- clin:
Kid hair, 26c per pound; staple 21c
r lb.
ON SPECIAL TAXES
Thirty-nine rond dislrlnts In the
county will hold moetiiiRs next
nicntli to decide whether or not to
vote special taxes for road im
provement. The, Azalea district
will meet on the '15th, Garden val
ley district on tho 7th and all oth-
NOTH'K To anyone interest ?d In
small tractor, will give demon
stratlon In Garden valley on tii
old Webber place, 3 mile st.ut'.:
ot golf links, Thursday after
noon, Oct. 16th. Watch for sign.
K. O. Snrff.
MONEY TO LOAN' Our rates are
as low as $1 per month on each
$100 borrowed and you know
Just how many payments are re
nulred to pav oft your loan.
DOI UI.AS nriLlHNU & LOAN
ASSOCIATION. Medical Arts
IlldK. Phone 215.
FltKK Durlnpr October, one 8x10
photograph with 1 dozen photos
in folders. HoseburR St dio.
Salzman ItldE.. 127 Jackson St-
CO.MR to the Catholic ladies' card
party at. the parish hall, Kane
street, Tuesday eveulnc. Oct.
1 Ith. Ilridpe. Five Hundred.
Prizes. Refreshments. 8 p. m.
35 cents.
NEW TODAY
FOH SALE 45 turkeys, $1.50
each. Mrs. T. C. Buckle, Melrose.
AUTO palntlnE, furniture, too.
t'olishiim. washing, stenm clean
'mi:. Your money's worth plua
Murphy's auto puinlins and -finishing
shop on Cass, near S.
P. depot.
SAVE MONEY on your mortgage
loan by our monthly payment
Plnn. Pav off the old mortgage
wlih a new one. We have a very
con -enlent Inslallment loan plar
which not only makes payment
easy but effects a worth while
saving to the borrower. The
total cost of one of our loans is
lower than any like organization
doing business in the slate. We
Invite comparison. iMi'tlu
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIA
TION. Douclns Abstract building.
BULLETIN
AT BRAND'S
Fine Hnsc Pears
Jonathan Apples-
Hellclous Apples
Oranc
Melons
Cold Fish for Sale
Fountain L'tm h and 6n Cent
Iinrth
r.IJANP'S
Pa'tfic highway 3 nil
COMPARATIVE
WEATHER DATA
V. S. U r.ATIIKII lll'HKA V
OI)scrvatf'.ns taken At 5 a.
ISUth JltrMll.in.
TIIK WEATHER ,
i.
Tump;rature x
i '
5 a s
. s " "
ei t i
Ja . J S t
b , !J ; '
Xi "5 a.
Baker et.lv I 421 li'i! SSI n
Hois.- Hear I 4fi! 611! 4! 0
Hnwton 1't.clilv (10! Kx rll! 0
c-hi.uKo ,-i,iv r.iii 7i m; n
lienver clear I 401 un I 4.H ,fll
Kureka . ..... clear j f.a' r.K! r,a 0
(lalvpslon . ...rlearl 7ni 7K! T'll ft
Helena el. ar 32 fl'2! .".21 II
Kansas il- . Ilv I r, f dli r,2; .on
Iis AnK.-les My ) r.-V i J I F.fl' 0
M.irshflelrl , ..el,ly 4fi f.l1 2h' n
New Orleans ..ilear' ' KO' r,.1 e
New V.ii k el.ly ' 2 7' J, (
Norlh II. ail 1 . . r.fi ..I I,
t'hoealv I , .1 fii . ft
l'.i-m II i'Li i'lv I Is r.s .is- a
1'i.rllan.l l.M-: is r.l il- .1:'
llospliiiru . . .I'I.elilv ! an lis :u o
Sai'l'a nieati) , .clear i .'J: 71 ..': a
.SI. Louis clear ' lla so mi (i
Suit Lake vlearl I ''' r.' :iw (
aii rraneis.o .clear' all1 7a a
San IlcH" cl.lv i f.i 72: f.t- 0
Seallle clrlv I 4 II '.Hi 4 11 .11
Snokatie rain I 41 :o 12' .l1.
Wasl.lnctoll . .rlrly fil' 7'i: CI ..il
wtmnp.-it . ...ciiivl ::s 42'
Yakima clear I 41, 4, 4.'. .01
era on Saturday, November 8.
' In the event all ot the districts
should vote the taxes proposed, the
total sum raised will be S'.I3.5 ll.nti
It is not probable that all of the
distilcts will approve the tax, so
that the amount will probably fall
considerably short of the possible
figure.
Tho meollngs are called by the
county court, following the
ceipt of petitions from the dis
tricts, tho court fixing the time
for the road meetings, and arrang
ing for publication of notices in the
newspapers nearest the place
where tho vote will be taken.
The road districts In which a
special tax Is proposed, together
with tho valuation, the proposed
J levy, and tho amount' that would be
raiseu ure as louowh;
Declaring that many rural coin
munttiea are too small to support
adequate social institutions, Dr. C.
J. Ralph), sociologist of the 17. S.
department of agriculture, de
scribed what he regards as the
"ideal" farm community In Its so
oioio.is aspects. In addressing the
American Country Life assciallon
conference at Madison, Wis.
"The small rural community," he
said, "has little chance to attain
high community stnndards ot life.
It Is doomed on account of It
smallness. I hold that a farm com
munity of 10 farms aud 100 fam
ilies, like the SB square-mile town
ships of Wisconsin and Iowa, Is
too small.
"A community of at least 1,000'
rural families Is needed In order
to maintain and support schools,
libraries, hospitals, narks, play
grounds, churches, fire coinpanles
and the like. The tola! population
of this cumr.v.:r.uy should be ai
least 6,000 persons, and tho mini
mum area about 100 square nillos.
the outer boundary of the com
munity being five to eight miles
distant by highway from tne ce
ter of the town."
In discussing the effect of the
docreasc of farm population 01
country life. Doctor Galpln declur
ed that although stalls! lea show
that the farm population is now
5.000.000 persons less than in 1010.
the actual Iobs has hoen 13.000,000
persons, beonuse In tho 20-year
porlod (llilO-lllSOl there has also
been lost to the cities' the natural
population Increase on farms, ap
preximatelv 700O)00 persons.
Doctor Oalnln said that approxi
mately 6.000.000 young men and
women between the ages of IS
and 25 have gone from farms in
the last twenty years, and tnui
about 80.000 "prosperous" farmers
have moved from farms to cities
during the period. It is the popu
latlon Rhifts of these two groups
he deelnred, that are of greatest
social importance In rural life,
TRESPASS NOTICE
Positively np hunting or tres
passing allowed on Marster's
Happy valley ranch,
(Adv.) L. HONNIE, Supt,
Depot Tiarber Shop open eve
nings until 7:30 p. m. All hair cut
ting 25c. 409 Cass St. Adv.
Wood Cutting
Now is the time to prepare for the furnace season.
Look over our window today and pick out what
you need. Axes, saws, wedges, and other neces
sary tools are included in out !uye block.
PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
" '
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
. The Ironmongers
2 for 1 Stamp Week,igl
Uct. 20 to 25 mi
INCLUSIVE H-.fc&afel
All cash work done be.
tweon tl.ese dates wilt be
entitled to double the
usual number of stamps.
The Service
cf Safety
Is what you find hare. Our
efficient service meant
safety and neat appear-
ance for your clothes.
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
OAK AND STEPHENS ST. PHONE 474
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No. 1 I'mp'iua :! 'A
2 Oak Creek I a
No. 3 Ada . . . 3
Na. 4 Snr.;li Ulvcr .....Ill
Io. 11 Kl Kiiriiai.
No. 11! I-nHiklnKXlnH.s ...
No. 16 Camas Valley ...
Na. 21 iWilauf
No. 22 llitvlmrst
3.1 Ulca Vallev
No. 21 Scotts Valley
No,, 25 llkhcail
No. 211 C.ooili'lcli .
28 Winchester
No. SO Ci.unlry Club ,.
No. 31 I lays Creek ....
No. S3 KlMiuvillu
No. .'IS Peel
No. 37 MHronp
IS S.oilli Deer Crt e
No. 2,3 clciigary
No. 4-1 Myrllo Creek . .
" Mvrlle Creek ...
No. I! Myrllo Creek ...
No. Ill liimlcr
in Loon Luke
No. Ii3 Tyeo
No. eii AaloH
No. fill Heston '
No, Jill Cleveland . . .' 4
No. 62 minion Valley 5
No. 63 Duck Fork 10
No. 6a Missouri rjottoln la
No. 70 Rod lllll 3
No. 71 Hock Creek 10
No. 711 Camas Valley HI
No. 78 Anchor lo
No. 80 Kilenliower 4
No. 81 l.'iiipoiiH Park 8
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Valuation
3Kfi. '.Hil
ar,!!, 770
1.3 111. lllll
S.'il.OlO
II'O.OIII
477.1511
433.1111.)
557.1150
1S7.H50
336.200
5112. S2II
1K3.1 10
42I.34.I
I '.III.X20
7114.170
K II. II III
2211. 1110
23.".. 51.1
413,010
501.710
1 S7.3IIO
13ll.::2il
1K0.0I0
13O.710
277. 21 1
62S.K00
422,530
3.11.370
1116.770
ioy.r.50
20 1.000
84.270
422.5,10
372,160
273.0110
2fi2.270
1 IS..VJ.1
212.010
215.250
Amount
of Tax
$1,350,611
I 5.5D7.70
S.'.ir.K.IIK
. 8.516.40
1.330.07
1.420.45
4.3311.110
2.785.26
939.75
1.188. CO
2.51 1.10
1.831.40
. 1.273.02
954.10
3.076,68
434.70
2. 2118.00
1.477.65
4.130.10
B, 017. 10
1.873.HO
1.203.20
1.890.10
1.9.17.80
2.772.10
6. 2SS.O0
1.2U7.60
3,013.70
1.CH7.70
438.20
1.020.00
842.70
4.226.00
1.016.48
2.730 90
2.922.70
1.185.90
818.16
1.962.00
D" Howard does mechnnleul
work at "Nod Dixon's Super Sla-
ion." Adv.
l.et us put your motor In good
condition for winter driving. "Ned
Dixon's Super Station." Adv.
Chicken Dinner
Christian Church
Thura. Oct. 16
11:30 to 1:30
Good Eats, Qulok Service
50c per plate
DR. NERBAS
DENTIST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated ,
Phone 4R8 Musonlo bldg.
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
E. S. Cockelreas F. L. Cockelreas
All kinds of cabinet work
Cupboard Doors.
Furniture Hepa'.ring, Truck
flodlos.
Wo soli Upson Board and
Veneer.
Saw Filing a Specialty
Phone S41-J 642 Fowlr St.
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I pledge myself as republican
candidate for stale repreaenlallve
from Douglas crninty to servo the
le -t iiit.re:u of Hie leimjculi! of
this iiMinly. 1 lioiklt the suppent
of every voter.
-.'aid adv.) C. M. MYXATT.
GREAT BRIDGES AND GREAT LIVES
'I've yet to build a bridge that has completely naMsflcd me. Kvery
one I put lift was tho best bridge 1 could build at Hie time; hut I know
hat not one of them Is the bent bridge that can be built. I am always
seeking to find that 'beat bridge' and I gueas I will go to my grave
still seeking II. Then another will atop into my slices to continue the
hunt; but the 'best bridge' will lihvays bo Just a step ahead. Tho best
of everything on this earth will ulways be undiscovered. The niont we
mortals can do is to find better, than we nave." Kobert .. IirnKe
bridge builder. , , . . . , t
No matter what success we've had,
If satisfied, 'tis very bad;
For when a man hns reached hi3 top
He's very likely then to stop;
But greatest men will never lest.
Because they seek a moving "best";
No matter how they strive and scheme,
They never will outclimb their dream.
Let's join that restless climbing clan
Who always higher visions scan ;
Who keep ambition still aflame
No matter where they've carved their name;
Who feel that with each victory won
There's something better farther on;
Who die with eyes ablaze with light,
Arid never once give up the fight.
Yhe sky will rise with each success;
The climb itself gives happiness;
And as we upward course pursue,
Kach rung will widen much the view;
'Tis always so in age or youth
In every search we make for truth,
hach page of knowledge we may learn
Will still increase oor power to yearn.
If in this mood we do our tank.
And ever more of self shall ask,
We shall defeat the march of age,
Shall brighten life with each new page,
Shall keep within our hearts the fire
That will not cease to climb- aspire:
Shall always have incieiiJiip.;; ze:-;t.
And find in heavc.-i we have the beat.
COME TO THE '
CATHOLIC LADIES
Card Party
at the
PARISH HALL
Kan St.
Tuesday Evening
October 14th
Bridge, Five Hundred, Prizes.
Refreshments
8 p. m.
35c
y- $9.00
m.. Ata
Filson Hunting Coat
Oh, BOY, whatcomfortt Ten
conveniently placed pockets
give ample room for fiamc and
all intimate belongings. Light
enough f'orcomfort.yetsuirdy
enough for protection. Pains
takingly made of Kilson water
proofed Khaki, double
throughout. There's a rare
confidence in your aim when
clad in a Filson Hunting Coat
you feci the part so perfectly.
Boner dealers sell them
C-FilsoaC
Outdoor Clothed
2ND AVENUE AT MADISON
SEATTLE
OR THE SAFETY
OF
YOUR HOME
SIXTY percent of all fires occur in
the home. More than 7,000 lives
are lost by fire in American homes each
year.
To safeguard the families and commu
nities of this country the Stock Fire Insur
ance companies have provided various
measures of prevention and protection,
through the National Board of Fire
Underwriters and other organizations.
Such measures include the use cf proper
building materials, better building prac
tices, the testing of home utilities, light
ing and heating devices, fire extinguish
ing apparatus, and other services.
Department of Building
Construction
The National Board Committee on
Construction of Buildings assembles and
distributes the best available information
on reliable materials and construction
methods. Few indeed are the municipal
building codes that have not used in
whole or In part the information and
assistance of this department. .
Fire Prevention
Through the Committee on Fire Preven
tion and Engineering Standards, the
officials of more than 400 cities have
received detailed analyses of municipal
fire defenses, with recommendations for
their improvement. In the smaller cities
this work is done by the engineers of
other organizations maintained by
STOCK FIRE
INSURANCE
Public use of these services, which are
available without charge, has contrib
uted to the constant decline In the
average cost of fire Insurance in this
country for more than twenty years.
Stotk Fir Inturtnct
Compnii n Rtprtnnfd
by Ctptblm Agtntn In Your
Community
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
FIRE UNDERWRITERS
85 John Strea!, New York
rfllCAGO SAN FRANCISCO
!32 Wtt Adarai Street Merchant! Exchange Bldg.
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