ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1930.
FIVE
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! FOR SALE I
FOIl SALE Male miuk. E. J. fiol
loway, Myrtle Creek.
FOIl SALE Concord grapes. 4c
lb. A. E. Uutter, lit. 2. Con 37-A.
UltY FIR, $2.25; oak block, $3;
oak stove wood, $3.25.'phoue 302.
FOIl SALE 2 Jersey cows, fresh
soon. Allied Swllt, Teamile, Ore.
FOIl SALE Grey oats, 5oc bushel.
C. I. IVeber. lit 1. Phor.e 42K13.
LUMBER. lath, windows, doors,
4 nails and builders' hardware at
Pages'.
FOR SALE Good gentle true
work horses. Ervin Kice, Oak
land. GRAPES FOIl SALE Tokay and
Malaga, 3c. firing contaiuors.
Overland orchard.
WOOD FOR SALE Old growth
block wood, $2.50 per tier. Cord
wood, $5. Phone 34F2.
FOR SALE Roan Durham bull,
18 months old, gentle. F. C.
Johnson, Myrtle Creek.
FOIl SALE Seven weanling pigs
and one Chester White sow. E.
A. Pierce, Melrose, Oregon.
FOR SALE Black oak block
wood, no round stuff. $3.25 per
tier. Carl Becker, Melrose.
FOR SALE Two refrigerator
t show cases. One floor show case.
'. Cheap. Call Silvernook Grill.
FOR SALIi OR EXCHANGE One
Angora buck, and grape Juice
Bring containers. Frank Bursik,
Melrose.
ALL kinds of canned fruit to be
'. sold Tuesday and Wednesday at
James James, 3 blocks west of
Riverside store.
FOR SALE Iry body fir, Becond
growth, oak and laurel. Block
and stove wood. Mountain Fir
Wood Yard. Phone 75-L.
you SALE Concord grapes, 3Jc
per lb. while they last. 7 miles
south of Koseburg. A. Suksdort
fruit stand, Coos Junction.
WE HAVE a few used fuel ranges
which we now offer at a real
saving. Come in see them to
day! California Oregon Power
Co.
FOR SALE- Oak grub wood, $2.75
per tier in three tier lots, to save
extra handling. Phone 55U-R, or
..I J-Hl M lo.-l.unu l f'fl'.
tor's Tire Shop.
ANGORA bucks from sire costing
$125 each, none better. Price
right. C. Vooihles, Paul Ranch,
S. Deer creek road, Rosebuig.
SLIGHTLY used and demonstrated
electric ranges, fully guaran
teed. These ranges are real bar
gains. See them today, on dis
play In our store. California Ore
gon Tower Co.
STOI1! LOOK! LISTEN! Come
and get your fall supply of to
matoes, melons, squasii, grapes,
apples, nuts, prunes and also
cooked foods ut Pioneer stand
on highway by Dillard gardens,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
By the Missionary society of
Uillard.
FOR SALE ti-room house in good
residential district. 1 block from
highway street. Lot 100 by 1U2.
Electricity and gas. Non-resident
owner must sell at once. A fine
piece of property for speculation
or home. Priced right for quick
sale. Address "Home," care of
News-Review.
FOR RENT
i .
FOR RENT Furnished apart-
mt-nt. Phono G3o.
FOR RENT 4 -room stpam heated
apt. Howell Apts. Inquire 232 S.
Jackson.
FOK RENT To adults only, no
children, 2 partly furnished
rooms. 402 W. Lane St.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. with
garage. Also heated furnished
apt. Call J24 W. Douglas St.
APARTMENT FOR RENT Nice
location, hot water, electric
stove; garage. Bubar Bros.
Phone 214.
T J RENT Fif I y acres of river
bottom land, two miles south of
Myi tlo Creek. Henry Weaver,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR KlON'f Dairy and turkey
ranch, turkry ranch. 3 sheep
ranches. AH kinds of ranches
and houses for sale or trade. C.
Merrill. H'S Musher St.
WANTFD
t
WANTKD Ono-horso wagon.
Write to Frank Plummer, Brock
way. WANTKD-Middle-aged woman to
work In cood modern honin for
room and board and small sal
ary. Apply 23 N. Jackson.
GICNTLKMAN wishes to corre
spond with a middle sped lady.
Address a!l cori'-spondcncM to
Lock Uox 373, KoscburK. Ore.
T miscllaneous r
9 , 4
WILL. GIVE good home to pretty
male kitten. Address liox 962,
care News-Review.
IAR OWNER Don't forrt to call
653 when la need of auto parla.
Sarff'j Auto Wrecking House,
FREE During October, one 8x10
photograph with 1 dozen photos
In folders. Rosebuig Studio.
Snlzman Bldg., 127 Jnckson St.
:
I LOST
LUST Friday nt . football gariie,
gold fountain pen. initialed "S.
M. B." Please return to 233 N.
Jackson.
NEW TODAY
WANTED Wheel chair. Phone E.
flhoads, 257-Tl.
FOK SALE Fir block wood,
per tier. Phone 24F32.
WANTED Wood sawing,
kind hauling. Phone 1G7-L.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry oak slove
aud fir block wood. Phono 21F21.
DISC for 2 horses for sale. Price
$10. H. Wegnor, Sutherlln, Ore.
DIAMOND BRIQUETS, Utah coal
and Rock Springs coal at Pages'.
WANTED Washing to do at 211
E. Cass St. Also rooms for rent.
WANTED Man with drag saw.
Good proposition. Box 5S3, Rose
burg. WANTED About
Black Minorca
32F3.
20 Mammoth
pullets. Phone
WANT good home for female j
white Collie for short time. 33a
N. Rose St.
2U FOUR-DOOR sedan Ford In
good shape for $50. Box 3, Camas
Valley, Ore.
LOST Between Iioseburg and
Dodge canyon, battery. W. It.
Vinson, 131 Sheridan St.
FOIl SALE Six hogs, also
team horses. J. K. Cooper,
land, Ore. Phone 7F24.
good
i-,.a to 1
peai t, ue-:
FOR SALE D'Anjou
licious and Spitz apples.
Beaver. Phono 7U3-J
WANTED A good suburban
iiume. small acreage, close in.
Box 77, care Newa-iieview.
BOY, 37, wants work on farm.
Small wages, good home. Ad
dress Box ii20, care lews-Ite-v
lew.
WAN i I'u Hooin and board for
6-year-old boy allentling Rose
school. Call atteruoona at room
2S, Roseburg hotel. ,
WE HAVE a limited number of
Thor washing nuchines now
BHlling at 50. Regular price
108.50. California-Oregon Power
Co.
PARTIES who took pocketbook
from the. Maccabee dance hall
Saturday night are known.
Leave at News-Review office or
suffer the consequences.
Our Red Cedar Shingles
are cut trom Live Timber
Compare before buying
Prices are right
Coen Lumber Co.
FOR SALE 80 acres, 30 acres
creek bottom. New 6-rooin house
with fireplace: tarm implements.
Good road. Price $3800. Chas.
Kyes.
NOW is the time to till your empty
sockets. JO',, reduction in the
price of light globes purchased
in lots of 6 or more. California
Oregon Power Co.
REAL BARGAINS HERE Bay an
electric healer for $1.00 down
with tho balance on easy terms
just the thing for a cold room.
California-Oregon Power Co.
GKT your auto whet is painted and
your top dressed for the coining
bad weather, or :::iytbing else
that the finish of yojr car might
require. Murphy s Auto Tainiiug
and llefinmhing Shop.
FOK SALE A comfortable small
home, furnished, modern, hut
water, heat, 2 laise lots, neai
soldiers home. $130, 1-3 cash,
balance like rent. Address Box
S71, care News-Kevlew.
WANTKD To rent stock and
dairy farm with option to buy, or
mipht buy outriKtit if mice is
right and very easy terms. Neai
Koseburw pi eicrrcd, but w. Cm
Hider other location. J. it.
round, 230 West 1st St., Al
bany, Ore. Courtesy to agents.
LOAN si Wo can help you to built,
your home, remodel your pres
ent home, or to get title to you.
property If you aro buying mid ft t
com run. Lei us help you!
DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION, -Medical Art
Bids. Phone 215.
FOR SALE A good b room house
with good garage and othet
buildings at 615 North 12th St..
Corvallis. Cost over $.:ofni, $12"
mortgage. Will take I i 00 for m
irari, uu trade. Paved street, aim
walk, li blocks from campus, on
fine street Harry K. Smith, 83.
Miller St.
sAVK MONK Y on your mortgage
lnuu by our monthly iiaymem
plan. Pay ilt tho old moilKKRe
with a new olio. We huve a very
convenient inrflallnieitt loan lan
wnlcli not only makes iwymen
easy bul effects a tuiui while
saving to tuo borrower.. The
total cost of one of our louns i
lower than any- like organization
UoiuK l)'i.-.iues3 in the slate. We
SAVINGS ei LOAN AaiiN
Douglas Abstract lildg.
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i rnnAvs markt-ts i ill .i fS.M":,MO ::!:!;:! SSI SHi ii
.ivcKinek
Cult!: Steers. CUU-yuO lbs., j
i.&u-s.uo; iiHdium. b.ntt-t.iiJ: com
mon, o.UO-ti.it); bOO-l 1UD lbs,, k.
7.5u-S.O(; niL-ulum, ti.iJ-V.GU, 'coni
inuii r..oy-C.riii; UUO-uwo lbs.. kouiI.
7.5-7. V5; medium, b.5U-7.2ti; lienors,
ufiK-STiU lb.s K"U1, ti.iii-7.00; imdiiidi,
5.7i"i-i. (Ti ; en in nioii, 4.70-5.75, Cows,
Kud, 5.50-(i.uo, voMiimm nnd nu
mum, 4.00-fi.rV; low cutUr. i.i0-
4. U0, Hulls tyoarllUKS ext-Huhu
5. uo-&..rU; i:iitlui-, t'ummun and niu
tiivini, 3.o0-u.ou. Yeuiei s tinuC uu
UUk-janU common, 6.vU-8.00. Caives. 2i
( ftuv lbs., Kuud and t-iiiiicu. 8. .10-10.10.
common und medium O.oo-S.iiO.
iKoti or oiiy hows an.
ronsmiK nius excluded, j I.IkIi
P, E. MiKH'-f, HO-lliM lbs.. if.iui-tu. jO. J.IkIu
j wcirftit Jiii-1.N0 Urn., lu.ir.-Hi.05; lio
2 tut iIjs., JO.Ju-l.t;.'.. Mediuiit weiunl
ivu-U lbs., y.l'u-ltl.li.".; -21b--M,u Iha.,
K.mhI and ch'ic'. K.O'J-lO.riO. Hi-n
weiKllt, L'v-L'5m IbH.. S.jlU-lO.-Ti; HU-
:."ii ils., good and choice. s.uv-y.
P.-n-kinj? sow, i7"-."ii-) lbs,. 7.75
il.O". I-OvdlT UlUl BLucktT i1ks. iu
1:10 lbs., D.f.O-n.Uu.
Miufp; LuiuIim, lift lbs down, ti.5'1
fi.r.O; iitrdluin. 4.7."-5.."i; all wHKht.v
connnon, 1.00-1. 75. V ai lin weiii
erv yii-110 llm. ; inedltini tu cludi-f.
3.5l)-&.U0. Kvvos, an-12d lbs., mo
di tun to choice. 2.25-2.75; 120-lfl
,liis., medium to choice. 2.0o-2.i'
ul I weiglits, cull and common 1.00
2.00.
n not n not
Huiter: Cubos: lixtras, 37c; aland
dards, J6c; pi linu l ii-Hls a tc. t'lisis,
;fic. Ciuiiiery prices: PritiLs, " Jc
over cuue standards.
r.ajHs, cricos lu rerallers: frbBh
c-xi ran, ii..c ; m ft iidiiniH, .! 1 ; I refill
uiedluai. 2S. I'riccs to wtiolosaluri
2c lower.
MiJit; ilaw milk (4 per cent) $2.6
&J.7." cwi.. delivered 1'ortland. lesf
1 per cent; grade C milk. $2.ti-i. Uiit
teri'at delivered In 1'ortland, UTc.
i'oultry: (Uuyjott prices.: Alive,
heavy hens over 44 lbs.. 22; me
dium hens. to 4Vi H.s.. Hie; light
liens 1 jc; uroilen lt to 2 A Ihs.
LeKhrriiH, Hpritiff 20e; Pekin dti(!k.
4 mis. and over 16c; old. Ijc; color
ed ducks, 12c.
Oonuiy iiittutn' (Buying Drlrea)--
-noiee vea-. m; poi'K. 14-14'c
choice lambs. 12-14c; mutton 6t7c
heavy veal 9-1 0c.
1-lour: (City delivery prices)
i-Hinity paieniB ins 90.20: whole
wheat 4as 15. HO: Rrrnham. 4!r $."..10
bakers' hard wheat 9Sa $5.6.",: bak
ers lililestem patents USs $?
pastry flour. 4!h 55.7.1.
SiiKiir: f Sacked basis) Ci
fruit or berry. $!..' ewi.; beet
gar. $4.65 ( w(.
Onfons: Oregon. $1.00-1.25.
Potatoes: HentH. No. l grado.
.-i.-j.;ni; tn. i;. 1 . Ki.-L'.L';..
fi;.-,-3.ti.i; ao. 2, J 1 ,X 1 -2, 25,
in uts: a mills, can lorn in new
op. .'..c; urcoii. 2le almonds, II
'e: m-aniitH H 1.4-12c: neewiiH. o
fllbnrtH 22-2fic.
Wool: htoiidy:' eastern Oregon
11-11 III. VH PV "'II Mil in r
lonv staple 21n lb.' Kid 2fle lb.
' Hfeara onrk: Ftcadv. tie.
Hops: Steady; 1029 crop nomina
7c; 1920. ll-12c.
DRINKING PARTY
LEADS TO MURDER
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21
Mrs. Ro.se Farley, 4(i, was fatally
shot here last nlfiht and (icoi'KO
Leslie rlKht, proprietor of ttie
hotel In which the shootinir occur
red, was held on a murder charge
after ho hud attempted to kill
himself.
Police said Wright had confessed
ktlllni; Mt-3. Farley, assertinK he
did so after an all day drlnklni;
party that culmimited In a qtmrrel.
Wrlniit said lie attempted suicide
when he realized what he hnd
done.
B. P. O. E.
Hallowe'en dairje and card
party Thursday, Oct. li.'lid,
n:3n till II o'clock. All mem-
brs invited aud urged to ut- 4
tend.
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TAMALES
The 1
church
lllluale
ndics of the Christian
will hold a chicken
alo Saturday. Oct.
25111 ut .McKean & lialihvin's.
Cooked food by the C. O. M
!:. class.
0
, AMERICAN L&GION
Regular meeting of I'mp-
qua Post No. Hi. at the arm- !
ory Tuesday evening, October I
SI. at 8 o'clock. Short Imsi- j
liess HC.sRiou to be followed
by iiilmiiam and overall
party at L'mpqua park.
'
wax msmrw m
: V ' comparative iSi m
WEATHER DATA Seas- 1 55 hi! ?SI "
jl j Yaklnm clear I Jul Dtil 301 . . I
H. H. MI ATlIICIt in in: At
OhserVHtlons tukull at 6 a.
lUtli Morldlan.
run WBATiiHrt
Titiiipuriit up
5?
1
m.
Uillcer cldvl 81' r,-:! 2S!
!,! clear I , l"l C'JI till
licistun clear I Mil 311
I Iiwiib. c l.lv I llll 3.1
Uenvei- clny I 31 3 11 3j!
KlIICKa clear I li' 4Si
lliilv.esliin elelirt tilt 7ll lill.
Helena . ehly I 341 3s! 3 IJ
Kmiisiis t'ilv . . .ehly I 3C Jill SH(
I...H AnKi-les . .clear I 511 Vol r.ll
Mnrsliriflil . ...el.ly uJI 601 501
New Orleans .. clear i 601 761 60
New York ,.1't.elflv! 40i .H 36!
Ncirlh Head ....ehly Ml 7SI r,2l
I'leienlx clear GSI Oil r. SI
1'cicatelli clear 3SI OS1 3S
E'nrtlaiKl lily ls 621 till
ItiiKclHirir , ...clear IN: 11:11 III
.Heianiento . ..cltfir Mil OS Mil
St. Louis elily 801 llil 361
Salt Luke clear GO I 701 481
POEM FOR THE DAY
, y LOOtS ALBERT KANXS
THE SECRET OF RETAINING MENTAiL YOUTH
Tho Associated Press brought tiiis message from Sacramento:
"The formula for keeping young is to live with the young, Di. Wil
liam J. .Mayo, one of the founders
Minn., told two hundred northern
I veil In his honor at Woodland, Yolo county, last nignt.
''Althouch 1 am old in years the dreams of young men with whom
1 am associated have kept me young mentally,' Dr. Mayo told his fol-
row physicians. 'The formula lor
young. 1 lake a close personal interest in ouucaiion oi young people
and the stimulus of seeing our modern educutioiinl system making this
world a better place In which to live is tho most Invigorating thing 1
know.' "
This is a secret nil must lenrn
Who would have youthful fires to burn
A constant brilliant steady 'flume
That passing years can never tame:
To keep in touch with springing schemes
That come from buoyant youthful dreams.
'Tis true, the atmosphere of spring
Can never fail fresh hopes to bring.
This young old man is very wise;
He's found the wisdom of the skies.
God wraps the earth each night in sleep.
With stars to ceaseless vigils keep;
And every day is blight and new.
With sunlit paths we may pursue;
His mercies fresh with every morn
Make glad a day that's newly born.
The house in which the spirit lives
Must lose the joy expression gives;
And though it keep the Golden Hulc,
Must cense to be a perfect tool.
The soul may keep immortal youth
And never lose iU thirst for truth,
But needs to keep sweet fellowship
With those just starting on life's trip.
Ah, how the world would grow in grace
If all men joined in this sweet race
Youth s sparkle on the face of age
And men still young with wisdom sage I
Romance would wuke in every life
And age would hear the drum and fife;
The tide of human life would rise
To rapturous climax in the skic3.
LEST YOU FORGET
Double S. & H. Stamp Offer
This Week!
To
23.
all cn3h work done up to
double the usual number
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
Oak nnd Stephens Sla. Phone 474
By Geo. McManus
I
'
NOTICE! LEGION
AUXILIARY
American Letslon Auxiliary
meeting; at tho armory, Tues-
day, Oct. 21, at 8 p. in. Apron
and overall party at Ump-
qua park utter tho meeting.
Please bring duos. 4
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BULLETIN
AT BRAND'S
Fine llosc Pears
' Jonathan Apples
4 Delicious Apples 4
(jrapes
4 Melons 4
Hold Fish for Sale
Fountain Lunch and CO Cout
Dinner.
BRAND'S
PuolflS highway 8 miles north
of tho Mayo limtHulo m uocnester,
California physicians at a dinner
keeping young Ih to livo with tut
and including Saturday, Oct.
of trading stamps will be
LOCAL NEWS
Spends Day In Eugene Kenneth
Alterbury, of this city, spent Mou-i
aay in Eugene trausactiug busi
ness. Here From Days Creek Mrs. J.
F. Van Allen, of Days Creek. VIbU
ed friends and shopped here yes
let day afternoou. ,
Melrose Woman Shops Here
M.s. Dora Anderson, of Melrose,
shopped in this city tor a short
time yestordny.
Here From Myrtle Creek Mrs.
C. W. Williams, of Myrtle Creek,
shopped and visited friends In
Koseburg yesterday.
Glide Couple In Town Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Mathis, of Olldo, spent
yesterday In this city visiting
friends and shopping.
Gardiner Visitor Here Mrs.
Mary Sagabrrd, of Gardiner, spent
yesterday In Rosebuig visiting
friends aud shopping.
Canyonville Man Here McKIn
ley Huntington, of Canyouvlllo,
spent several hours in this city
Monday transacting business.
Coos Junction Couple Here Mr.
and Mrs. John A. C. King, of Coos
Junction, were in town yestordny
vitiiLtng ftienda and ' transacting
business.
Discharged From Hospital Mrs.
Inward M. Huiley, of Miller's Ad
dition, was able to leave Kosoburg
(lenoral hospital yesterday nnd re
turn to her home.
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. E. E.
Owen, of Myrtle Creek, has been
admitted to Rosebuig Gene nil
hospital, where she will receive
medical treatment.
Returns From Medford Ken
neth Helliwell, of the Cass street
MacMarr store, has returned from
Medford, where ho spent a short
time visiting friends.
Dillard Couple in Town J. P.
Wllliianis, Dillard melon grower,
and Mrs. Williams, spent yesterday
In thin city visiting friends anil
transacting business.
Returns to Medford Mrs. Hor
ace (1. Wilson has returned to her
homo in Medford, ufter spending
last week here attending the W.
C. T. U. convention aud visiting
friends for a few days.
Visits Local Office E. D Hell,
advertising salesman for the Pa
cific Telephono and Telegraph
company, with headquarters In
Portland, transacted business ut
the local office yesterday.
Visiting Relatives and Friends
Joseph Fredrickson, foimeily of
this city, now a member of the
Medford fire department, is spend
ing several days In Hoseburg vis
lting rclutivos and friends.
Junior High Reception The Jun
ior high P.-T. A. will hold a recep
tion for tho teachers tonight In the
Junior hlcli school nt 8:0(1 o clock
A program will bo given nnd games
and contests enjoyed, , HofrcBh
menls will bo served.
Former Resident Here .1. R.
Fariinglon, formerly manager of
(ho local Telephone and Telegraph
company office, now manager of
the Corvallis office, Is spending
several days In this cily transact
ing business und visiting at the A.
J. Uochradol home.
20TH ANNUAL
HarvestBall
South Deer Creek
Grange Hall
Friday Evening
October 24.
Tickets Including supper $1
Musle by Meloy's Melody
Makers
THANKS For Our Nice Crowdi, Folkil
rv A "MIT THURSDAY NIGHT,
LJl.rti JL October 23, 1930.
AT RAINBOW GARDENS
HARD TIMES BALL
$5.00 Cash for the Hardest Costume.
Come Meet Your Friends and Dance Where They All Come Back
OLD RELIABLE SIX
It's All Modern and Real Hot
LOOK GENTS 60c LADIES FREE
mmmwiffi'f mUi 1 1 nun
I IU) II Available to You I
Ml! Tim HPrvIrn of our Ham Poponit
j Vault Ih iivalliihln to you - n ml uf-
fnrilH you tlit! vary herd indtccl Ion
for valuables RKftitiHt lortx from Tiro
or llM'tt. J'rlvato lock hoxoa runt III
l'r $2.00 unl up ur your.
The RosebuiB National Bank
Rosc?bur,Ore.
j
Winter's Supply of
LIGHT GLOBES
Because of the greater use of electricity . must
be larger than summer's. Here is a special offer
on the 30 year standby, National Mazda, Peer
less light bulbs ...
10 Reduction in Price on
Cartons of 6 Bulbs
I ay in your w'.nler needs now and save.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The konmongers
County P.-T. A. to Meet There
wiii ue a meeting ot the County
P.- T; A. Saturday In the junior high
school. The business session will
open at ll:uu o'clock Saturday
morning aud their will be a luiicu
eon at noon. Tho afternoon will
be taken up Willi a program.
- Spends Short Time Here K. T.
Ileiischiniilt, ot Pasadena, Call-
lornia, left yesterday for 1'ortland,
wneio ho will visit his mother a
short time. He Bpent the week
end at Roberts creek, visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. E. Pinkerton, aud
lumlly.
Return to Myrtle Point Mr. and
Mrs. P. M. Norton, Mr. and Mis.
Morris, Hay and Clyde Norton
have returned to their homes In
Myrtle Point, after speudiui: sev
eral days 111 this city visiting at
tho lioiim of Mrs. Mary Fuller and
Miss Florence Fuller.
Returns to Iowa J. H. Thomas
loft yesterday for his homo in Mil
ton, Iowa, tiller spending tho past
sovoral wcokn In this city visiting
his cousin, S. J. Joiios. Mr. Thom
as will close his business in Iowa
and return to Oregon, where he
has purchased a small farm near
Drain, for his future home.
Returns From Vacation CI. M.
Krell, liiannger of I ho local West
ern Auto Supply store, and 'Mrs.
Krell have rolurnod from a two
Feel Always
Stiff otwlAihy?
Kidney Disorders Are Too
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Are you troubled with back
ache, bladder Irritations and
getting up nt night? Then don't
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FOR
TJIEKUWEVS
fx
weeks vacation spent In various
parts of tho slate. Howard Salv
age, of Glendalo, hn.B returned to
his home, after taking Mr. Krell's
pluco In the store.
Man Jumps From Bed,
Feels Gas on Heart
"Stomach gas pressed so hard
on my heart I had to get up nights.
1 began using d!orika arid have
been entirely relioved." H. F.
Krueger.
Adlerika relieves GAS and sour
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knew were there. Don't take medi
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bowels, but let Adlerika give stom
ach und bowels a It HAL cleaning
and seo how good you fool. Nathan
FullCiiou, druggist. Adv. .t.
Retain ty'ourQoodSBooh
How frequently a woman thinks, "Am
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much thought
and study she
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looks I That's
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fMfore Meuritis
in Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If you want to not rid of tho asonl
n puinrt of ncuritla, neurnlnl. Hcluti
leu or rhoumiUlsm, just apply TyamcS
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Quickly alt miliary wilt ce;mo,
Tvnrrtril In ft nowdrfullv DOnetratlnB
aonorbont, noothlmt and hcallnit In Ua
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In the hack of the neck, about the
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Bt'flrneH.i, numbness or tenderness a
tho Joints and ligaments.
Tysmo! In not an ordinary liniment '
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