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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1940.
Local
News
Condition Improving Mih. 71. J.
(',in-vi, whn lias Ih'I'u ijuiii ill a I
)h! Imjmu on KiihI i;ik slice! for
mvrrjii day, in i-t'porli'tl to Ik hi
jii'lly I ji) jito v i rip:.
Spend Cay at Reedsport .. Itn
liiinl I'arki-r. of this ity, ;uil
Charley liycr. of HolMiils rn-ck,
nii-iit yfisti'rtlay in llccfsMnl, nl
M;;i(liiiK In ImsincKH.
Go to Portland Mr. aii'l Mih.
M. Clialtnci'H uml diiilMtittjr, Miss
Ada JiiiiM. (if (hi city, It-It Friday
lor Voriliiml to attend I lie wcddliiK
jf .!rn. C'lialiiH'iK' in'iilicw.
Return to Eugene Mrs. I. .1.
Hclioni' ami Mrs. K. It. Kvirwiui
lntvo rt'tiinii'd to llieir Iioiimh in
Kut'iM'. following a I rl j to I his
city to allt'iid tin- fiiiD-ral of l)iMr
((Mii.iii, ('ail Jidinson.
Reported Improving Walter
lli'i'rher, ff tlila city, In repm led to
In; IniprovliiK in licaltli at the vet
eninH' hnsplliil here, where he is
veceivliiK medical tiealiiHMil.
Vacationing Miwf Vivian Hart
ley and .Alius Kalhryn ISuHfiitmrk.
clerks in the hmu'taH connly iinrl-j
cultural coiiservailoii oft'icM here,
are enjoying their vacatioiiH this
We,-k.
Radio Ace j
ft fa A
Y m f iff
Home Guard Plan
Rapped by Solon
WASHINGTON. Hep,'2t.- (Al)
- Senalor .lohnnon ( Colo.) an
scried today that a plan approved
hy the war department to net up
Mate "home una id" units mitiit
pi-rmit ovenior.- lo u.e nm h or-
Hiinizalfons as "political fool ha 11
shiUMioii.
and ace
Leaves for Portland Frnnlc SMI
lock left yt'slerday for IiIh Home in
I'ortlatid. follow ine n few day in
this city vhdliiiK ill Hie home o:
Mih. O. .1. liacher nnd daughter
MiiiB Helen.
I- iilloii l.cv 1m. Jr. ol Wi
l. f, MMS eoniineiitatfir
radio repoiter of the rec-n( COP
and denificratlc couveulious, will lie
I he K'N-Hl diHcitmdnn lead'-r on I he
llih "Y':ik I'p America!" foruin
cast. on KUNIt Monday niMht. Sep
lemhi-r aloni? with In. Allied P.
Iliiake, hrilliant ChiniKn economist
and Hpeaker, and "letdar" on the
weekly panels. The topic: 'Tan We
Itciirm Without AhandniiinK fa-muc-racy?"
idion in thl1! cam until we have
oinnlled with auv and aM refj'iestH
of the mail who has our child.
ill demand:-, of the man and will do
trial iisr-H of farm raw materials,'
tie amicfj :
"Thirdly. It will search for a
lormnla tor freeing the American
laini prici' froin I ho vaiarioH of
f'M-ehjn iaarli-is; ptuihiL- farm.
-r on Hie name fooliiiK with oilier
Allieilcail plodi'CeiK, who Hell at
liie Amej jcai: - not the world-
prim, i'hat s'mply im-arm folding
l lie Anwrican farmer at hut Into
,uio Ainciiciii economy.
J Mf .Vaiy dcscrlhcd as "wk nd
i Wi'tl c()-:idercd h'L'ixhitlnn" tin. it..
fiio iropo.s-d units would he or-J rnlon of ihe niiirkctinif noo.
iii"iit piovi.ion in the uyrlciiltimi!
adjiisnneni ml. "ThlH provision
inav he ti-riiM-d appropriately one
d ih- corm r himi'-m of this act," hi-
if in.iri;ef.
'Jim sp-al i r 5-ii ill he feared thai
former Secretary of AmdciiMure
alia-
(Of 111'
. h;;n-e
In tram
I'iirm Im
tartizid in Kiatcs lirjtn which th
nalionul Kiiard has hecu called lo
active it-deral duly.
Johllfrin voiced his Olijeclfven to
reporters alter he v.a: said to have
pretested lo the senate military
coinmiliee I hat a hill aiiihorilatf
the horn.' nard units i.'ave almosi
iinlimiied aitlhority to Koveriiors to
esiahli h ar inccl monpH which
ml;ht he used lor almost any pur
po. "Some povernoiH mkdit u e ihce
unit k for political foolhalls i;r form
vigilante groups." he told repot t-
Elkton School District
To Erect New Building
The mllila'.v commit tee suhse
ipienily reconsidered its pi e ii.ll;
aclion approviui: Hie measure.
Chairman Sheppaid ((., Te.)
said thai John I,, l.' uf;-. CIO lead
er, had proif -i'd lo Hi. coinmiliee
as.-aiii'-f what l.eu Is calh d "inde-pendi-nt
.stale armies."
Lewis. Sheppaid said nred thai
addilfonal anils he set up w it hin
the 1 1 anieu ork of the nal ional
ijuard and that He ir me he suh
jerrt-d to present puanl remilat ions
As approved hy ihe war depart
ment and the house military com
miltee. Ihe Iei;i:daliou helote the
commMlee would peitllit the seere
"We wish lo comply with any and j ,., u. ,,. h(1)M(, (.:inH lt,
control of the lroois v. ou Id rest
soh y v, hh the sliilen.
. tils 'lemocial ic opiHinetil
vice presidency. ,-neeks a
of venue" and ha "elected
!er his campaign from the
It to Kniopt"
.d'Nary said Wallace's "aitempl
I'j make party ihe test of patrio
tiMu is sheer mivchli'f inakin." ami
"il taleu seiinislv, it mii-'ht injure
Hie tiauiiiial unity .o needful in a
KIjKTON, Stipt. 21.- Constnic-
lion of a new grade mhool build
iiiK by the Klkion disirici in ck
peeled to start soon iih I ho result
of action taken hy patrons at
recent election when approval was
Kiven hy votw of 42 to ?,'A for Is
suance of honds In Ihe sum of $27.-
.ttMj. The bonds will ht iikwi to
finunce the cost of it four-room
huildiriK. with Kymnusium und
kitchen. The ihoroutihly modern
stiiicliire will be hauled on the
Oliver Dailies property. Cruham
II. Kinlth. KuKene architect, has
been employed to drnw plans for
the bit) Mint,' which will accommo
date 1 iMt students. '1 he present
valuation ol ihe. district Is !i72,--17
fi and thern are no outstanding
wjirrants or bonds.
Postmasters Advised
Not to Wear Buttons
Air Siege of London
Opens Third Week
(Continued from page 1)
Gc to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. I.u
Veni Spaui:h, who are here visllhiK
relatives, are spend hits the week
end visit Iiik In Kwiene. Mrs.
Sp'iuj.'!i was formerly M Iss Kath
leen IEei;el of this city.
Leaves for Denver Carl Spuuld
111 if. Sr.. renlsler at the local land
illice, left Friday fur Henver.
Ctdo.. to snend several weeks at
tending special u lintrs held hy
Ihe Kovenimenl fur relnleis.
Back Trom California Fred
l.ockwood. Arnold Itodh-y. I!. l(od
ley and Al Lounsherry have relurn
ed here, following a trip lo San
Francisco, where Ihey saw Ihe new
Ford car models and attended a
dealers' meetini;.
Stop Here Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11.
l'oiler. of Portland, stopped over
here Thursday lo visit Hie for
mer's son-in-law and dannhier, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard IHley iu Laun'l
wuod, en route lo Cow creek to
enjoy several days hunting.
Back From Vacation Mr. nml
Mrs. W. II. Chrlsh-r hao relumed
to llieir home In Laiirelwood. lol
lowlim n vacation trip lo San Fran
cisco lo visit the lormerH M:it ive:.
Mr. Chrisler has returned lo his
vork as liookkeeper al Urn Lot k-
wood Motor company.
O'f id, tes at Game Coach Hod i
Turin r cf Kosehini; spent Friday
a I (J rants Pass where he official -t
I lust riht in a Kanie betu
Crants I ass and North item! hih
stdioid football learns. Crania '
Pash which has its heaviest ami
fastest team lu years w mi 1 to l.
Caach Turner reports.
"So far, ail law enforcement of
ficials have agreed lo comply with
our retiue.stH, and we are reaoy 10
I meet, all demands of Hie man."
With aulhnriiics cooper.it iui; Hie
family was lefi alone, only a traf
jfji-e (Miliceman renniinlnti in the
islreet out front lo keep ciirious mo
llorisls moving. Newsmen collabo
rated fully, withdraw ln from Ihe
scene.
Nurse Knocked Down.
The middle-ated nurse, Mary
Foley, was knocked to the ground
ami painfully hrnlsetl when she
1 1 ii'il Iti h;i ve t he hov.
The chuhhy, curly haired lad was
speeded awav ill a dark sedan, pur
sued hiel feci i vtd v lor some dis
tance by Albert Williams, a iiem-o
W .IK'HI JIIM JIS I lie l IO Mil )ir I nsr. I n.j
Persons in Ihe iice-hhorhnod mat'-'..
am-d lo ciih h a uliuipse of pari of
i Ihe license nuillhe!-.
The k iduaper was described by
.Miss Foley as u huskv. dark-skiu-
j net) man w il h u promiueiit hook
.nose, ahmil IS or ail years old.
She and Ihe hoy were nearly half
mile from tin tie Tristan home
j when t he man accosted her mid
asked "is ibis the tie Tristan
ehilil V"
Taken aback by Ihe tpmslinii, she
said "w by. yes."
The man said not another word.
jblil pulled a piMol. crabbed Ihe
child and stalled for the car he
hail Waltlut; at the curb.
Police Chief Claude Hlrdiev of
Hillsborough made contents id' the
I wordy ransom note public immedi
aiely alter it was turned over to
' i.i...
"I behoved it possible at that
ilime that oil jeers miuhl nimiehcml
!a man without a hai and with a :t
ear tdd child hi Hie car as dosci ilc
il, and because I felt the kiiliiauer
wtmld iio retain Hie child lor any
: length ,, linie, but would kill him
laml retain some of his clothe for
I ideiiiificaliou so r.insmu still t ould
Attends to Business (. f. Cnmp- j ' iillerled." Chief llirshey ev
Itiii. assislanl manager of the Pa- tdaiued. j
cilic coast oftice of the l S. A via-1 'n"' ' i"i envelope j
lion I Uderw rilers. Inc.. ot Los,"'""'" noie an uncauceiieO siami
Officers for State
Nurses Units Named
fContlnuftd fioni pace 1)
H
Public
eil (a
t;antaii'm lor
inir were elcc
year terms.
The Hah couveiii ion lnisines:-
;essfiMH Will lie hroU'jht lo ,'l ( U"' e
Ibis alteintion when lie! y:-:il's
eiiuveal l ot ci"v is clue en. Tit"
rlosili'-' eel will he the annual
formal baiiipo t to he held lmii:-hi.
Tin- hamtm i program will f. a
luie an adrlress In AMorm-i !a-
ler l.'i.t- o Lnseluir.v Vo.al m.I-i
Will h'- I'iven b Alice Hellltehei--
:cr ami Omcas t f-ideter, and Knth
western froniier. LNM said Lot li
were stopped by anti-aircraft fire
and chased hack by pursuit planes.
Conferences Watched
observers continued to speculate
on the outcome of lenthv confer
. nces between premier Mussolini
ami Cermauy's Foreign Minister
I Joachim von Hihheutrop in lEome.
J hut neither of Hie axis powers
i made any announcement of new
i moves or new plans,
j Lul;:ai ia formally look over
out hem I lobruja. ceded hv I'u
m;uia nl'ler 2S years of tHsimie.
I Ibd'.-ari.'iu ofliclals look over iiubllc
Itiillilinjis last niht when Hit- I(u
Imaiiian I i rons left, ami border
(towns v.ere .'"eoniied with Ibms to
iwehome Ciili-ai ian iifions todav.
i M 1 1 Niirs- 'I'he H'lveriiment of French Intlo
ir lor two i"hiii announced that a last-iulnule
J modiiicaiion of .Japan's demands
, lor "limiied" military facilities In
the colopv hat) permilletl resunii
j i ion of di ciissions "in a more fa
i vorald" al nmsphere."
j Japanese sources al IlotiKkotm
Jsald Japan would seize Ihe whole
French colouv if mililary rights
j there were withheld.
NFW YfJUK. Sept. 21. AP)
Koostfvelt-lor-presldent buttons or
ihe lajads of delegates lo the con
veution of the- national league of
district postmasters disappeared
iu a hurry after a Hpeaker cau
tioned thai Hie practice miuht he
afleclctl by the Hatch act.
"I would strongly advice." said
Hurry It. Mitchell, president of Hie
I. S. civil service commission,,
'any person holding u civil serv
it e commissfoii against any sem
blance of political activity that
would nive cause to friemls or
enemies to in a k e complaints
atrahist you."
Somebody raised the tpiestlon of
v.eariiiK ptditical buttons and Mit
fhcll saitl it might cause trouble.
He declined to say whether (t was
illcK'il.
Tijuana Is Partially
Destroyed by Blaze
Kohl and
n-pear lu .
.!c' till! oi
pan'sl .
Two of l In
Hthel Templin
Clara Uoll
plaudit
H - cm i
l e nuinl
ll'IH
Oianllu
r w iih
is aci
ir.-
vbiHii:: nurses,
d Portland and
Ol 'I he Utiles. WOtl the
Hh ('invention i-iday
IS Hie
Friday,
fi.-hili:'
nit of a fmhim; excursion ,
( n I heir ret urn from a !
in lo t lie Not I h I "mpipia
river live miles troui Uo.'ehur-i i.tie i
veslerdav aliei noon. ihe two nurses
returned v it h a larL-.e catidi of
iriiiit. and iroullv eliibiied a L'n
iu I) C'ltthristl. wei"liiin' three ami
one ball p-tiithls. Their li b Iim
nisheil a hreaklast lor ett;hi of the
coincniion d'le",-i!es this 1 1 1 u i r i i n : : i
McNary Says Farmers
Not Yet Helped
(Continued from pane 1)
President's Son May
Be Flying Officer
HVHI-: PAliK. Sept. 21. (API
Stephen F.arlv. while house press
seci eiary, saitl today the presi
dent's son, Klliolt Roosevelt, hail
applied in Washington yesterday
lor a commission in Hie air corps.
Pointing out that Ihe action was
entirely on Llliott's initiative. Farty
said the president had no connec
tion with the matter.
lie added thai he understood the
yon it err Ifooscvelt had taken a
t i ilia u pilot 1 1 atniim course bill
he 1 f 1 not know whether he had
been graduated.
A married man and a father. Fl
lioti niinht he eliglde lor a defer
ment claim under the conscription
act II" w ill In- ;:u mi Monday.
TL'FANA. Uiwer Calif.. Mex..
Sept. 21. ( AP) Fire early today
razed the tetleral postofflce and
three business buildings in this
sleepy resort city, but firemen be
lieved they were bringing it under
outrnl shortly before dawn.
Loss was uiiesl imated, hut was
reported to include all court and
marriage records. Many American
have been married here lo escape
California's threeday law.
Fire lighting equipment was
nl from China Vista, across Ihe
A inericaii line, lo aid the local
volunteer force. low water pres
sure handicapped efforts at control.
suddenly at Ashland yestenhiy.
while on a business trip to that
city. The body was brought to
Hose burg hy the Oouglas Funeral
home and funeral arrangements
will he announced later.
Wilbur
A u ndes, spent yesterday here at
tending lo business will) the local
representative. I. F. Pargeter, at
the IkuighiK Abstract of I ice.
Brothers Visit Here Hoy l.
and llotace F. Turner, both of S;iu
Lti'Ko, C;.lif.. are spcndini: the
w.-ck end lsiting here with their
brother, il. . -Mod" Turner, jun
ior lnr.li school instructor ami aih
Is I ii' coach. Aci tun pan led hy M it.
II. II. 'I .uner. the brothers left to
day lor a nip oer Sunday to Cra
ter lake.
Leave Thursday Khler a n d
Mrs. .1. L. Creen and their nl.ve
left for their home In Hubbard.
( 're.. Thursday, loltou ing a slay
al Cle eland since Monday, u here
Filler Cieelt presented a talk al
the Chill ch td Cod Mouitny e vi
lli lu:. They plan to stop in liar
i Hhurg en i on i e Imme. where Kb
. fit 1 1 no address. It was dumped
at the curb where Nurse Foley
seiiitlcd with Ihe kidnaper. II was
.picked up hv Flnise Williams, lie
Jro nursemaid Hvim: in Die indi;h
hoi bofid She tallied il over to all
thorilfes, unaware lh.ii (i implied
harm to llie ltil-1 ii polii e wcic
ttdtl.
Kinnaird Funeral Rites
To Be Held in Eugene
Funeral sen ires for
Irene Kinnaird. is, w lie
H. Kimiaird of Kosebini'..
ed away al her home in
Mrs M. j
ol James
w ho pass-Kosebiiri;
be provided. And I assert, iu lull
i hi I id. 'lice, thai ihe nevi ad mill is
trillion will he able lo jnmidc
someihiliL belter. . .
'ihe nevi adminislraiion will not.
bcUn. is did 1 lie m-w deal, wii h J
the M.itiion Mi tt Amerhau tuom t
is v. indue: up; that il is in iis dot-J
ave, . , . The republican p;irty and
the ncl adminisl val ion take direct I
isSlle will) Me' concept Ol ;i shtllll.
l!i ". 1'riiiuniiv. We propose to create
j renter a bum la nee; uol in strive
for scarcity and devote -err chief
eii'Tiv to phinuini: hnw to distil-
'Imle thai scan nv. 1 hae said that
the larm problem i:; piiui;oilv om-
of Uiaikels. 'llie new de;il. do'b!
tif, t hat mai kct s are expausihle
and lli.il new imnels iiiiiv In
le'ind. has mad.- little elloit !
'ind t!n mi,"
Hits Trade Treaties
lieclprueal Irad" In-alles. the
i ninliiiale d' chireil. al e not lecijoo
cat. do not piomote trade ami nre
mil properlv heatles. He said Ihe
'li"t aiimiliisli at i'Ml iindtnibtedlv
I u Kb lorehm coiini l ies
;tll" and "al Ihe least, it
i ve to ihe American larni
Stock and Bond
Averages
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STOCKS
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Montgomery Ward Store
Management Changed
Annnunooinent was imuli toilay
hv MniilunmiM-y Wuiil conipaliy Ml'
l lie Iranslt'i- to 11iisi.iui'k nl' 11. A.
Hiim-Uv nl' llillint:h:nii. Wash., who
is In srrvi as uiailiiui'l' of thi Itnsi--luirt;
stoiv. Mrs. Stucliy and Itli'ir
two sons, aj.'i'il thri'i' anil iiirii
v.cars, afi c:;MM'ti'il lo ai'riVH with
in tin- next few ilays. No annouiw-i'-1
114-n t was intiilc I'onccrnint; l hi
nlans of th l'i'tirliiK manai'i-. Jack
(-'arris.
Wll.nrri, Sept. in. Sir. nnd Mrs.
Jim Hunt I- siient Saturday In Ku
ffne attf-ndiiiK to bUHint'SH and vls
itlng friends.
Mrs. Frank Paikfir loft Sunday
for Portland to np;ttd a weok visit
ing hi-)- son-ln-luw and daugtitiT.
Mr. and .Hrs. J. Alan Wlikham.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. (Jodley, or
Allmuy, wpi-r wpek-ftnl tifistH of
tliH I'oi'nmr'K sislnr, .Mr. nnd Mrs.
(.'has. Sands.
I.Mr. and Mrs. fleoi-Rp Ayr") nnd
family arrived home Sunday from
near lndef-ndenre) whero they
spent the past few weeks worklim
in Ihe hop yards.
Mrs. Pearl Durett. of Koselnirs.
was visiting friends in W'ilhur Sun-
lay.
Miss Jane Irvlnir is lenvliiK Thill's
lay for C'aniiy where she is employ
ed in the sehool.
Mr. and Mrs. ('larenrn. Halclier
aml family of Dlxnnvllle have relit,
ed Mrs. W. 10. Russe.H'n resilience,
and moved iu Thursday lo put tholr
cliiliiren in school.
Mrs. Mamie Bruce of Newport,
who was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
r.d Hussell returned to her home
Wednesday.
.Miss Koris Hnlrd, who was ouife
sick, is reported us improving.
Mix. . K. Kussell went to Tak-
laod Sunday to visit Mrs. Until Itus-
sell ami family for a few days.
htepnen Laliaut. who has soenl
the past week visiting relatives and
friends here returned to hi home I
in Salem Monday.
Mils l.ilene I'ell, of (Herniate.
primary teacher, and Miss Mary:
Kistig of Portland, usslstant high!
school teacher, have arrived here
and have rented a camp house of
Mr. Itnrkliill lor the winter.
Miss Aileen Laltaut. daughter of
Mr. und .Mrs. Vernon l.aK.iu,' Is
liome from her work with the Pio
neer drug store in Itosebu-ir.
Aileen left Monday for SalMn In
continue her work at Ihe ilium.
ett uuivrsity.
.Mr. and Mrs. Van Ilrlesen mo
having n garage hullt on their prop-
riy on ine west side In liottsn their
new truck.
Mrs. Virgil Smith went to Kit-
gene l-Yiday to visit friends anil at-
leml to business. She relm-neil
home Saturday.
(Id Snook, of Portland, nrilved
here Wednesday to lake advani iii..
of ihe hunting seas.ni iv.iltm.
Wright, or Garden valley ami i
Frank Pinker will accompany him. I
Mrs. W. K. Thompson arrived i
nere Wednesday trom Veruoula ami
Portlund where site spent the past
ten days visiting relatives.
PLOWS!
YOU NEED 'EM.
JOHN DEERE MAKES 'EM.
WE SELL 'EM.
YOU OWN OUR PROFITS.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG. OREGON
VITAL STATISTICS
MARRIAGE LICENSES
VINCKNT-IIAIKI) Kvcretl p.
Vincent. Uoiieburg. and Doris Mae
Hninl. Wiilntr.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK ,.
takes pleasure in announcing the appointment
of
W. G. SHUGART
as its representative in Roseburg and Douglas County.
Mr. Shugart has recently moved from Glasgow, Mon
tana, to Oregon. He has represented the Mutual Lite
Insurance Company of New York for twenty years as
District Manager at his former location. We are con
fident he will bring to the policyholders of our Com
pany, present and future, excellent service and re
liable information as to the kind of insurance which
you should own. We bespeak for him an opportunity
to discuss with you, your insurance needs. Mr. Shu
gart may be reached at 242 So. Rose, Roseburg, Ore
gon. WILBUR K. HOOD, Manager
Corbett Building Portland, Oregon
Woman Ex-Golf Champ
Is Paralysis Victim
MADISON. Wis.. Sept. 21. (AP)
- Iniunlile paralysis last niulit
claimed the lite of Mrs. Kdward T.
(lemon. 111, the former Dorothy
Paue. who won Ihe women's west
ern goll championship when she
was 17 years old.
Myrtle Creek Man Dies
Suddenly at Ashland
Jack Crawford, well-known resi
lent of Myrtle Creek, passed away
COME
DANCE
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TURKEY HALL
OAKLAND
SATURDAY NIGHT
Sfptrmbf r r 1 st
Music By
R.ilph Ohman nml His Orchrstra
Join the Ftin Go Where the
Crowd Goes.
Onts4rie inrluriinq tac: Ladirs 10c
MRS. CHAS. A BRAND
Teacher of Singing
Masonic Building
High School Credits Given
Phones 695-J-1 132-L
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SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO, Slnco 1878 Emil Sick, Pres.
Summer Days !
It seems that these long,
lazy, and warm sum
mer days should never
end.
But almost before you
know it, cold rains will
come and evenings ot
home in a warm house
will be greatly appreciated.
There is no reason why
you should not have
summer warmth in your
home this winter.
Now before the chilly
nights and frigid morn
ings remind you get
that fuel supply ordered.
Now Is the Time to Plan For It
A sawdust burner for your furnace may be your best plan.
We are prepared to give you figures and facts about saw
dust as a fuel.
Now is the time to store your sawdust for winter use.
If you plan to burn wood, order NOW before it
will cost you more
SLAB WOOD PRICES
16-in. Green Slab Wood, 1 load $3.00
4-ft. Green Slab Wood, per cord $2.00
Dry wood is available in 4-ft. and 16-in. lengths
Phone 282
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SO-Yard Lin
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