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( FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGOK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944. Angels; Beavers Defeat ; Oaks Beat Seals, 13 Inninqs (By the Associated Press.) Close scores marked opening games in the Pacific Coast base ball league president's cup play offs last night as the Oakland Acorns defeated San Francisco, 6 to 5, in 13 innings and Portland won from Los Angeles, 4 to 2. Oakland won from the Seals when Manager Camilla beat the , " M,ST ' .K,, hm .ftr fi,,,ifioirt'c fiv 'School District No. 17 lor Iiscal Magpie E. Harris for $35.00 cash. Aug. 9th Lot 15, Block 13 Waite's Addn. to Roseburg, sold to Floyd C. Krear and Hazel Frear for $250.00 cash. Aug. 9th Lot 54 Melrose Or chards, sold to D. J. Davis and Frances E. Davis for $150.00 cash. Aug. 10- Franchise granted to Wm. L. Barton to Install and maintain a water conduit under and across Windy Creek road No. 28 and concrete box 4 ft. square on the south side of said road in NE1 NE1 Sec. 27, Twp. 32 S. R. 6 W. W. M. Aug. 14th Tax lev made on all tax property The score was tied at 3-aIl in the seventh inning when Sheridan homered for San Francisco. In the 13lh the Seals scored twice, only to have the Acorns bounce back with three counters in their half of the frame. Stickwork by Catcher Adams was the decisive factor in Port land's victory, accounting for three of the Beaver runs. Adams hit a four bagger in the second with one on, then drove in an other tally in a single. Prime, losing hurler for Los Angeles, outpitched his success ful opponent, Liska, allowing only seven hits to Liska's nine. Joyce was the winning hurler for the Seals, Hayes the loser. Both went the full route. year 1944-45 In order to give said district minimum fund of $725.00 including receipts from other sources. Aug. 16th Order made pro hibiting logging loads in excess E. Merritt, $8.50, P. T. T. Co., $3.35, Exuress, 35 cents, SIA Comm. $1.62. J County Coroner: j Harry C. Stearns, fees and mile-1 age, $-13.80, Dr. Joseph Becman, i $45.50. I County Sferi'f: Legal. Field depulies service fees, A J. Lilburn, $1.25, Geo. Edes, $5.00, W. A. Manning, $7.20, R. L. Pres. c-7 Qn it McCabe, $-1.65, Travel Expense, W. B. Garrett, $23.35, II. M. Mc-1 Cabe. $21.00, R. G. Baker, $19.33' of $122.00 ar"1 $7.55, C). T. Carter, $12 20, Al j jj U. .31111(11, II.WI, 111. rviMiit I , j ipii.suners. ;m.. in, Din (Planning. ;Car, $16.13.00, license tfr.. $1.00. Hansen Motor Co., $6-1.99 and I $37.75, Shell Oil Co.. $3.15, Stand- aid Oil Co., $6.70. Patchell's $1.55, M. and M. Printers. $1.20. ' P. T. T. Co., $29.90, Commercial Abstract Co., premiums. $20.42. of 65 feet over-all length and oil- Wpsl(,rn Union, $4.62, SIA Comm ing loads in excess of 90 feet 7 ,-r. mmr.iill Inncrth linnn all Tnill'l;is I Lind-Pomeroy Nine Wins 4th Straight Basketball Game CLEVELAND, Sept. 21 (AP) Portland, Ore.'s. Lind and Pomeroy girls softball team scored Its fourth straight victory In the World Amateur softball championships here yesterday, downing the Stamford, Conn., Nutmegs, 1-0. Betty Evans tossed a no-hitter for Portland, striking out 17. Tuesday she had combined with Alyce Johnson for a no-hitter against Omaha, Nob. Portland hasn't allowed opponents a sin gle run. Florence L. Moore, girls' phys ical education Instructor at Rose burg Senior high school, is catcher for the Lind and Pome roy team and Is on leave of ab sence to play In the national championships. Claims Allowed At August Term Of County Court The following proceedings marked the regular August term of county court at which time monthlv bills were audited ami ordered paid: Aug. lst-$000.00 impropriated from the general county fund for predatory animal control in Doug las county, to be .notched hv an equal sum trom t'ie mate unme Commission funds, for fiscal vear 1944-45. Aug. 1st $900.00 appropriated from the general county fund for firedatory animal control In Dong as county, to be matched by an equal amount from the State De partment of Agriculture funds. Aug. 1st - I-ot 14, Block 13, Waite's Addn. sold to Ellis L. Bartram and Alta M. Bartram for $250.00 cash. Aug. 4th F. C. Frear, George Dlmmlck and Lynn V. Beckley appointed as Board of Road View crs to view out Kcasey section of Calkins road, beginning Aug. M, 1944 at 10:00 a. m. Aug. 9th Center 5 acres, Lot 7, Plat "A", Sutherlln, sold to Harry Duane Allen and Murrel Grace Allen for $250.00 on contract. Aug. !th Lots 23. 21, 25 and 26, Block 75 Kinney's Improved Plat to Roseburg, sold to G. K. Strader and Harriet Slrader for $200.00 on contract. Aug. 91h I-ols 1(1 and 11, HlocK 20, Miller's Addn. lo Roseburg. sold to E. it. Sutton and Anna M. Sutton for $50.00 on contract. Aug. 91 h Nl SKI Section 15 Twp. 22, S., R. 0 W. W. M. sold to Maud Hediick Dcavcr lor $200.00 on contract. Aug.Olh Lot 1. Sec. 32 and Lot 4, Sec. 33, Twp. 21 S. R. 11 W. W. M. sold to William Pcwar for 5200.00 cash. Aug. 9th Undivided 2 3 I.ol 7, Sec. 22, Twp. 22 S. R. 5 W. W. M. sold to E. G. Whipple for $100.00 cash. Aug. 9th Parcel of land in Sec. T4, Twp. 22, S. R. 6 W. W. M. sold to M. L. Bowser and Ellamae Bowser for $75.00 cash. Aug. fllh -W 2,3 Lot I. Block 5, llmpnua Addn. to Rcedsport, sold to Bradley (J. Harris and county roads, unless such loads of excessive length have a flag man to proceed them approxi mately 300 ft. in advance of the the seventh with I movement and another flagman to lollow at a distance oi approxi mately 300 ft. trom such loads. Aug. 17th SWi Nti Sec. 4, Twp. 23 S. R. 8 W. W. M. sold to Wm. Esslestrom for $1104.00 Block 20, Sutherlln sold to J. W. Lang, Sr. and Mary E. Lang for $150.00 cash. Aug. 17th Lots 30, 31 and 32, Block 20, sold to J. W. Lang, Sr. and Mary E. Lang for $150.00 Aug. 17th Undivided one-half Si SE1 and und. half SE1 SWI, Sec. 2, Twp. 22 S. H. 5 W. W M 30 SOlO 10 C. U. WIlippiB 1"! Oinw.ww cash. i Aug. 17th -Lots 19 and 20, i Block 25, Sutherlln, sold to Hansi Wm. Peterson and Nellie Peter- son for $500.00 cash. Aug. 17th Lot 49, Melrose Or chards sold to P. J. Davis and Frances E. Davis for $150.00 cash. I Aug. 17lli-Lota 11 and 12, Block 3, Skelley's Addn. and Si, Lfli i, irewsun s rtuuu. iu I'imi , ;iu.;u, Amouianet burg Book Store, $39.50, SIA Comm. $1.82. County Welfare Agencies: Bovs and Girls Aid Society, $1000, Catholic Charities, Inc., S13.55, Children Farm Home, $21 94. fcouise Home. S5.00. Sal vation Army, Sept., $25.00. Mental Examinations: Dr. George E. Houck. $15.00, Dr. Wm. B. Mott, etal, $24.00. County Welfare Commission: Blind Assistance, S78.60, De pendent Children Assistance, $1, 016.1X1, General Assistance, $12.50, Old Age Assistance. $3808.40. County Soldiers And Sailors Assistance: Wilson B. Stinnett. Comm. SIO.(X), Krwiii Short, Chmn. S85.00. County Agents: Boys And Girls Club: Oregon Slate college, $900.00 first quarter. County Bounties: C. D. Burgovne, 3 coyotes and bob cat, $32.50, W. A. Blackert, coyote, $10.00, .7. J. Smith, bob cat, $2.50, Troy Clayton, the same, $:..-(). County Owned Lands: Cruiser and travel expense, Ar mour .MiiniiicK, :n..5ii, j. j phalt, $535.71, Ernest Barker, 1ft I $17.10, Bott's Garage. $1.60. Col .yclTUII twlCUlS umbia Equipment Co., $141.30, 1 n , Daily Motor Co.. $1.75, Denn-Ger- ( VftnlfAPC RCftWIHPC retsen Co. Inc., $227.74, SI Dillard I 1 OHKCCif Dl U V. WCb Motor Co.. 5292.76, SIg Fett, $2.00, 1 f.uln CMn xx Harnischfeger Corp., $10.59, J. E. j 0W U JCfiaTOrS roaseuine ana lo., sm.ia, tnaus- County Sheriff: Tax Dept. P. T. T. Co., S2.35, SIA Comm. $1.05. County Sheriff: Per Del Tax Coll. Commercial Abstract Co, pre mium, $10.21, Si Dillard Motor Co., $2.75, SfA Comm. 92 cents. I 1 lolmes. S518 15. Cruiser and com-1 Taylor, $224.85, Geo. Crenshaw, County Schnol Sunftrinlpnriunt! trial Air Products Co., $8.49. In terstate Tractor and Equipment Co., $23.27, Lockwood Motors Inc., $7.31, Mercer Steel Co. Inc., $22.05, Myrtle Creek Garage, $3.44, Nelson Equipment Co., $171.89, Reedsport Machine and Boiler Works, 70 cents, Eugene Concrete P. and P. Co., $312.87, Noniling Parts Co., $73.94, North west Industrial Laundry Service, $3.75, Iris L. Haines. $2.20, Ump qua Bldg. Supply Co., S8.40, Fred O. Hunt, Damages, Blast at Drain, $20.00, Orchard Auto Parts, $107.70, Richfield Oil Co., $147.08. The following warrants arc drawn in payment of payrolls foreman and crows; Homer Gal lop. $219.90, Wm. Hoeft, S182.f0, Fred J. Hayes, $179.00, O. O. Plumer, $156.55, E. L. Dolan, $187.60, O. H. Richards, $57.00, J. D. Sanders. $176.55, Ben W. oassman, W. L. Lester L. Wimberly. P.M. $43.00, ! Walter Uaencr P. T. T. Co., $6.55, Roseburg Book Store, $21.50, California Test Bur eau, $41.81, SIA Comm. 30 cents. County Surveyor: Arthur Boyer, $19.8(1, A. Lieu Co., $22.89, SIA Comm. 15 (cuts, P. T. T. Co., $2.35. County Treasurer: P. T. T. Co., $2.35, SIA Comm. County Health Units: Lester L. Wimberly. P.M. $10.00, P. T. T. Co., S9.30. Travel expense. Mary A. Barren, $11.80. Kthol j C. Littler, $42.25, Roseburg Bunk I Store, $1.55, SIA Comm. $1.17. County Home And Hospital: ! Extra nurses, Harriett Jane I Wolfe, $44.08, Aleisa ll.innon, i $60.15, Extra Orderly Tom Nash. sold to J. E. Sterling, lor Jb.uu cash. ! Aug. 17th 10 ft. str- of land on South side of Lots 4 and 5, ! Block 23, Canyonvllle, sold lo l Alice Nagle, for $15.00 cash. ( Aug. 20th SEt, Sec. 34, Twp.; 29 S. R. 9 W. W. M. sold to Ed j ward P. Piaseekl and Kathryn A. Piasecki for $3985.00 on contract, j Aug. 23rd - Franchise granted to Young's Bay Lumber Co., to install a water conduit, being n j 30 inch pipe line across the North , umpqua n.oau iiu. -t nmt am" i (-n 10 11. QCOlcaieu tilli-y uii -a.i u-.n on of Thornton's Addn. to Roseburg, ; .,n i .1 o 10 Twn. 27 S. R. 5 W. ' S.1""'. ..',' '.; ' Grimm W. 1V1. ""Aug 24th Various lots and, blocks in Umpqua Park, purchas- j ed from Umpqua Park Invest ment company for $15,000.00 and , also certain lots in same addiiion purchased from Gertrude K. Bur I chard for $1,00(1.00; said land to! be used for county fairgrounds. i Aug. 28ih -Right ot way fori county road across properly ol I Fred L. Goedeck and Milada Goe- j deck purchased for the sum of $300.00. Aug. 28th Parcel of land for;' "Y" at east end of Goedeck road : purchased from W. A. Sharp and, Inger Sharp for $50.00. j Circuit Court: Greggs Puhl. Co., $1,211. Rus sell's Typewriter Service, $8.25. P. T. T. Co., $1.90, SIA Comm. 30 cents. Law Library, Bancnfl Whitney Co., $7.50. ' County Court: II. B. Roadman, commissioner, j $144.10, J. Ross Hutchinson, com i missioner, $149.90, Keel Motor I Co., $25.65, Standard Oil Co.. $3.38. Commercial Abstract Co.. premium on car, $10.21, P. T. T. Co., $3.70, SIA Comm. 30 ti nts. Justice Court: Justice fees, $171.00. Constable fees, $9.30, Witness fees, $16 1)0. P. T. T. Co., $2.35 G. W. Young and Son. premium, Preston, $10.00, Ward C. Watson. Jury lists, $3 00. Roseburg News Re view, $33.00. Juvenile Court: Agnes M. Pitchford, travel ex pense and phone, July, $38.78, August, $17.97, Russell Typewrit er Services. $1.75. Shell Oil Co.. $3.00, Standard Oil Co.. 75 cents. Tidewater Associated Oil Co. $11.84, P. T. T. Co., $1.1(1. SIA Comm. $181. District Attorney: P. T. T. Co., $8.38. SIA Comm. 30 cents. County Assessor: Extra clerk hire, Wvona Berg en. $-19.00, Maltle Lee Tavlor. $86.45, P. T. T. Co.. $1.15, Rose burg News-Review, $20.95, SIA Comm. $1.13. County Clerk: Extra clerk h i r e, Shirlev Haines, $110.10. Mary l.ucile Ploss, $11 1 10, M. and M. Printers. $13.00, A. E. Simmons. $1100. H Cobb, $531.81, , $178.40, Jack Russell, $178.10. Jack Chanman, $287.65, SIA Comm. $19.63. Defense Program: Story lies. Chief Clerk, OPA July und August, S60.IJ0, Commer cial Abstract Co., 3 premiums for ambulance, $53.28. Election: Flossie S. Virden. $98.10, Regis trar, Mrs. T. C. Johns, 63 cents, West Coast Printing and Binding Co.. $2.50, M. and M. Printing, $21.1X1. SIA Comm. 25 cents. County Fair Grounds: Douglas Abstract Co. Inc., S120.IX), Umpqua Park Invcslment Co., $15,000.00, Roy O. Young, Agent, $1,000.00. General Supplies: Sun Printing Co., $-12.00, Bur roughs Adding Machine Co., re lumed check $2.20 and warrant, $3.99. Property Classification: N. E. Richardson, $245.25, maps, J. G. Stephenson, $2.00 and $1.00, SIA Comm. SUM. Publishing: Rosoblll g News-Review, $21.05, reports. $2.50. Gcaler of Weights and Measures: -Department of Agriculture, $19.82. Wntermastcr, District No. 16: Tom R. Pcarce, $18.40, assist ance. J. H. Jantzcr, $10.30, SIA Comm. 73 cents. Oregon Physicians Service dues, $72.50. Total warrants drawn. $36,934.47. Bureau Inter nal Revenue. $913.95. Dog Control Funds: lliomas Fletcher. $186110. C. R. 1 Weaver, sheeo killed, MU.OO. I nnn,rl Rnari Warrants: Chanman's Drug Store, $32.XM, , , . .n.. Dentist, C. W. Marshall. $1.(1(1. I or Au9U3t 1944 Repairs; Denn Gorrrtson Co. Inc., I ' ho following warrants are C7 o", 1 w Yt..i , r-,, 41 'c 1 drawn in navment oi exuress. Farm Bureau Co-op Exchange! ; freight, gravel repairs, supplies I $1.65, Umpqua Valley Hardware and Co., $26.37, P. T. T. Co., $10.20, Douglas Fu neral Home, $18.01), Bedding and Clothing, Fisher's, S4.56, J. C. Penney Co. Inc., $2.85, and $5.38, Carsten Furniture Co.. $1-1.95, Wilder's $13.00, premium on piek up. Commercial Abstract Co., $10.21, Roseburg Lumber Co., $19.60, Groceries; Andv Hempeni us. $20.00, M. A. . .icigei -lord. $7.20. Anderson C.ro- . $1.27. Wm. II. Bailey, $6.00. Mrs. Ada Durch, $3.90, Bob Frank's. $17 32, Fullerton Candy Co., $17.41, F. G. Ewens, $71.91, A. R. Grecnley, $2,85, Umpqua Dairv Products $1.94, Umpqua Produce Co., Utnrs', $2.97, Douglas Creamery Co., $52.20, Grocery. $232.29, Doug las County Flour Mill, S5s.:in. Patterson Model Bakery. $11.11, Medical supplies; Pioneer 1 Mug Store. $67.30, Roseburg Pilar macy. $7.01, Shell Oil Co., $ I OS. $196.10,J. F. Buffington, $186.70, Waller F. Cox, $179.50, and $18.(X), Chas. M. Hiney, 208.65, Edward Pearson, $6.00. Stanley Dean, $68.70, Ray Blood, $208.60, Dale Hatfield, $184.2fJ, Geo. Case beer, $153.10, S. L. Hall, $136.20, R. II. Breedlove, $90.60, S. H. Haas, $124.60, Lyman Stiles, $15.90, Guy McGce, $32.70, Jesse G. Russell, $173.80, Harvey Carey, $160.80 and $8.65, W. H. Carey, $130.70, Andrew J. Mathews, $(X).00 and $68.00, Roy Spalding, $173.90. Claude Henson, $38.1?, Fred Brauninger, S210.70, Geo. E. Shamp, $105.67, Harry Matthews, $19.28, Geo. Dimmick, viewer, $4.00, Lynn Beckley, $4.40, M. F. Middleburg, $112.70, F. C. Frear, $236.25, B. E. Leas, $235.50, W. L, Corn, $186.30, G. W. $58.00 and $75.10, E. E. Leas, $65.50, M. MeCulloch, $124.55, Wm. Melton, $139.45, J. M. Span cake. $147.90, Ross Vrooman, $173.90, J. M. Deardorff, $163.40, J. F. Sellers. $147.90, Adolph Trankle, $143.00, Roy Fisher, $137.30, Sharron Colley, $158.30, R. L. Colley, $39.80, A. H. Hard esly. S98.60, E. S; Anderson, $13.15, S. A. Mode, 20 cents, O. O. Mathews, $159.50 and $14.40, Clyde Saddler, $91.05 and $18.00, S. L. Hall, $12.00, D. A. McCord, $157.65, Emmett Moyer, $179.00, Randall Robertson, $150.40, Al fred Gibbons, $146.00, Clyde Ry dell, $193.10, S. A. Earl, $200.80, J. R. Rush, $23.50, Lester F. Tuck er, $138.70, James Farrell, $23.50, Lee Morris, $23.50, James Green, $17.65, Don Clay, $73.85, Ed Ben jamin, $23.50, Marvin Haskell, $3.00. Sam Woosley, $23.50, Ken neth Madison. $197.80 and $7.20. (By the Associated Press) With only 12 games to go and a game and a half lead on the St. Louis Brownies, the Detroit Ti gers dominated the American ' league picture today. Two straight wins over the Yankees had practically eliminated the de-' fending champs, dropping them four games back and Boston had taken eare of itself by losing two' in a row to Cleveland to fall six; full games behind. Twelve Detroit hits off Rookies' Queen and Bevens helped Trout to his 25th victory yesterday with ! an 8- edge over New York. Wake field belted a homer and two singles to make it easier for Trout who was in serious trouble i only once, when Crosettl hit a two-run homer in the seventh. I Kramer kept the Browns up there, bouncing back from Tues-j day's discouraging setback to trim Washington, 5-2. Bagby stopped Boston in a, wild-hitting contest won by Clevc-1 land with two in the 13th, 11-10.1 Chicago broke loose with six runs I io me sevenin to give tirove a 6-1 verdict over Christopher. Walters grabbed his 22nd win by beating the Phils in the night cap, 6-4, after Schanz had stop ped the Reds in the openecr, 3-2. Pittsburgh downed Brooklyn 21 to keep the idle Cardinals from mathematically clinching the flag. Other games were rained out. Ground Limestone Shipped ' GRANTS PASS, Ore., Sept. 21 (AP) The first carload of ground agricultural limestone has been shipped by the Sullivan Lime Co. at Rogue River, offi cials said here today. The plant, only one of Its kind In Oregon, was built last spring. PACIFIC BUILDING 201-215 West Cass St. Modern, centrally located ' offices. Hotel Grand Coffee Shop WILL BE OPEN 24 Hours per Day CLOSED MONDAYS BILL JOHNSON, Proprietor Religious Week Cited SALEM. Ore.. SeDt. 20 (API- Johnson governor anen caiiea. loaay lor r Leas' ODServance of the week beginning next ounaay as religious eauca tion week. Max Myers. $197.90. Ernest Web er, $205.80. Pete Ulam, S163.80, M. 1 A. Ormsby, $162.60 and $21.60, j ueorge uroucher, S60.80 and S91.10. Clif White, $6.00, $61.40 and $78.50, Richard Croucher, $55.10, and $72.50, Olive Kreiger, $58.20 and $34.40, C. H. Kreiger. 511.90. C. W. Perry, $36.00, $14.40 and $142.15. Alfred Cloake, $176.20, E. O. Rand, $177.90, and Harry Tomlinson, $15.55, Moss and Henderson, $834.12, Howard Moss, $59.50, Harry Henderson, $111.88, Florence Powell, $66.40, Oregon Physicians Service, dues for August, $137.50, Bureau In ternal Revenue, $829.45, State In dustrial Accident Commission, $346.97. Total warrants drawn, 818,838.93. For Your Motoring Needs STOP at the Farm Bureau Service Station Gasoline, Oil, Greases, Lubrication Service, Tires, Tubes and Automobile Accessories Buy Where You Own The Profits DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operafive Exchange ROSEBURG. OREGON Wharton Bros., $1.75. Knsehuig ' Electric, $6.84, SIA Comm. $18.74. fTolal for month. $2,212.10. Board of prisoners. 912 meals, $236. on. , County J.lil: t I Meals lurnishcd. I' G. Baker. $2.10. Al 'latum, $1.80. Win. Kis-I singer. $9.(1(1. II. M. MeCalie. S."i.6". ! I'mpqua Valley Hardware. $8.(17. F.aston Grocery, 89.7S. Kosehurg j Electric, S17i, Itosehtue Now s ' Review, $15.80. Pioneer Drug I Store, $5.25. Dentist G. W. Mar, shall. $2.50, itepairs. Hosciuiri; Electric. $45.27, SIA Comm. $2.41. j County Court House: Yardman's supplies, Hinsdale, i 95 cents. Cmpuua Valley Haid 'ware. $11.95, Peterson's $6.1(1. j Wharton Bros.. $2.90, Roseburg ! Lumber Co., $24.00. Reselling i Electric. $23 12. Extra help. Joe Karnes, $1-1.711. Rosebuig I ispns al. $3,110. Otis Elevator Co . $28.90, Washing boilrr. Kred Barker. i$i;oo. Tnni N'eal. 9"' cents, H.i-.e utility service, Cash for ex press, 8 6 cenls, Consolidated ! reightways Inc., ,Vl.4:i, Oregon Nevada Calif. Fast Frt., $8.61, Southern Pacific Co.. $11.06 and $316.35, o. E. Leighton, $5.(10.1 Roseburg Sand and t, ravel t.o., $133.00 and $281.25. Harvey llv seri, $12.3(1. Al Strickland. 811.80. Ed Bushnell. $0.50. Pelberl Dili-1 van!. $111.1.1. George I . Madison, i $88.! 15. James Clack. $1.10. Ernest Barker, 84.95. O. K. Welders. $1.50, Reedsport Garage, $9.50, II. I.. Goodmanson, $7.50, W. A. and Inger Sharp, $50.00, George Wil liams. SI. 00, lino Leopanen. $-1.50, Shell Oil Station, Drain, $2.25, I.. C. Leonard, $1.50. Calilnrnia Oregon Power Co., $19.93, City of Roseburg, Fire Dept., $50.00. i'ily of Canvonvillc. S3.00, Central Lin coln PCI . SI. 00. P. T. T. Co., $18.15. E. A. Graf and Son. $:-U5, Roseburg Lumber Co.. S900I, General Petroleum Col p., $1, 1 1 18.38. Standard XI Co . $7 16. i The Texas Co . $22.36, I'nion Oil 1 Co.. $19 12. She! I ( i! Co.. As- Mi rmm II i M j 1 : SPECIALS OR FRIDAy ANp SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 AND 23 Here It isl Our annual Fall Food Festival with all the features of an old time sales event (1) Low prices (2) Abundant stocks (3) Mass displays (4) Nationally advertised Red & White quality foods. Buy now and save. Every day low prices. Highest quality. 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