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4 WEST AND SOUTH TO GAIN POLITICALLY V ,„ •'• - /-> — 'ffit^ y n t e d iu a e c a / poiíít right tway with - •* P A IN T MK life th«* value, the hcuuty of your home, ilt'iwd on the rare you jfive it. \Y eu th rr-1 lenten and wur|x>(| .siding, cracks »i1" °1M " Mn* fonTunnera of decay. Many pioperty owners neghwt to look for such signs, judging their houses ami ImilditigH by general apiiearnnces only. K is good business to make regular inspection of your property, ami to us. paint of good quality, which is tho unrest preventive of n. ay. Through the varying renditions of weather in all their extremes, 1*1 I.I.KR Point has proved both its preserv ing and lieautifying qualities a Pacific Coast Product for Pacific Coast requirements. 71 years of paint manufacturing experience are back of every bruahfbl of FU LLK K Paint. Some of the FU L L E R Products HOUSE PAINT F LOOK PAINT POUCH nml STEP PAINT RUINOLE STAINS VARNISHES e u .K K N w im i; “ - - F o r in te rio r P E R O R A T O — tho S a n it a r y Knl «omine AUTO ENAM EL e n a m e l woixlwork. I)K( O R K T— rombino! nUIn und varnish in nil k hades b.r r< 'finishing furniture, etr. W. P. Fuller 1849-1920 & Co. Nnrlhvfhl Itranrh llouiu-a «« Portland, Sraltlr, Ta- roma, Hpokanr, Itoti«- Look l'p • FU LLE R DEALER in Your Town | ¿CH EERFUL HOMECOMING llom r ii'rani comfort nnd good chrrr when there ia a C A L O R IC F U R N A C E in the bsaemrnt. Your alipprn. pipe, favorite reading and the C A L O R IC are a combination that make you forget the howling wind and drifting snow. And how the wife and children appreciate tuch a home— ■ warm and comfortable in every room. Mure titan 76.000 satisfied m e n testify to the splendid success they Itavc had will» the %• Original Patented Pipelc&s Hxmaco Thia is the furnace which has revolutionized heating. Instead o f using numerous pipes and registers, it heats the entire house through only one register. It is therefore easily installed in new or old houses. Usually In one day, without interfering with you* prrvn t heating arrangements. The CALO RIC heata all types of homes up to •¡ehteen rooms, alao churrhea, stores, factories, lulls and other buildings. It bums coal, coke, wood, gas or lignite, and, became of special patented features, saves from to J 4 your tueL The CALO RIC ia soil under the Monitor Imn-elad Guarantee, which insures the purchaser thorough and ccouumical heat. Call 1 n ua, or writs fur the new C A LO R IC catalog. W. L. Darby & Co. Census Figures Indicate Sub stantial Gain In Represen tation In Congress. Wanhlngton.— Exsmlnatlnn of thè filini ri'iiHua figu ri« nf the country, whlrh pince Ih« tolsi populullon ol lite 101111111111111 Unitili Mt liti h ut H>, «*3,1 OH, Indienti« timi the » . hi nini thè south proportlonntt ly wlll gain inoro In u politimi wny ttimi ttn- inni or middle west throuKti Incrensed niem 1« i.dilp In th<- houne of reprenentatlves, more voti« In the eleetornl college .md In lartter di Icgiitlou» tu thè nntlonsi politila) con ve ut luna A h u r. HuIt of the InerenHe of 13,710,- M2 In iHipiilutloti durili* thè pitHt l«n yen 1 h , r,i) ||< w «culli rouhl I h - ndded to Ih. tintine ninnild thè prescnt Ricmber- »hip of 13.ri he Icft unelmiiKed hy In- j eri ritdn1 t|ie I uim I h of apportlomnent lln re wlll huvi lo h> a transfer of 13 . »culli, now In ld hy 12 ntulea, to nlne . other hi ni i h . Kor « ti « ■ Inni hnlf rentury tfte prece ! di ut liitM In en to Inerì luto thè h I zo of l' ie hniine ho uh toprevent I ohs of esist imi repr* hi litui Imi hy nny cinte. tf H i I h pn-cedent I h followed thIn yi-nr, fi ve nddltlonnl repriwntatlve i Hi-n'H miiHt I h ' Klven to California, four 1 ueh to N' w York. Olilo, l'ennHylvanla and Mhlilumi; three to Illlnoln nnd Terna, Iwo to MannnchUHcttH, New ! Jerney nnfl N'orth Cnrollna, nnd one eneli to Alnhamn. Arlsonn, C'onnectleut, Ooprgls Maryland, Montana, New M< «leu, Oklahoma, Orettoti, South fa r- ' olimi. Tcnnchace, Wnahlmcton, Weat Virginia, WlHconrln, Virginia, Arknn- ami nnd Mlnmaotn ('nnt’reaHlonuI leader* nn- Htronitly opj in d to nny largcr Inerenae In thè house, un they renard thè preai-nt ite mhcrnhlp of 43& uh too unwleldy. The preaent npport lomnent basi» la ’ II.»77 Inhnldtiinta, or Ita major frac- tlon, to thè contireaslonal dlatrlet. Ily holding thè I io u h c m«ml> rahip 10 435. traina would I h - dlstrlbuted wlth (b ri«' to t'uliiornl.v tw o to M lrhlgan md Ohio, nnd mie eneh to Connecticut. N'. w J> rn< y, North <'nrollna. Oklnho- ; mn. Terna nixl Wanhlngton. To offset theac ku I iih , Mho.ourl would hi foreed In loao two repreai utattvea, whlto In- ltsnn, lown. KaiiHna, Kentucky, lenita Innn. Moine, MI hkìhh I p p I, Nebrnakn, 11 fi od' Ululici, Vermont and Virginia would Ione one cacti. All other atatea would r. 'iiln th> Ir preaent uumerlcal li lettili loti Iti ( 011*1 IMS APPARENT ERROR IN uATE RAISE CHARGED Topeka, Kan.— An naaertlon thnt the Interstate commerce commlHaton made in apparent error of $192,853.696 In the cnleulnttnn 111*011 whlrh It fired tho freight rnte Increuae on weatern ronda to give the ronda n « per cent return wna runde In an opinion grunting n modified 30 tier cent Inórense In Kalians Intrastate rates hy the Kanans court oí Industrial relations, handed down her*> "The error Is of such magnitude na to challenge attention," the opinion • t ted. "nnd brim;» up for consideration whether rho basis used In the analysis la correct It may be said here that the Identical analysts applied to other groups show n result within n frac tion of 1 per cent of the rate Increase ordered by the Interstate commerce commission.” WOOL MEN GET $460.000 Excess Profits Available for Distribu tion to Producers. Washington.— Through closing up the government's wartime operations In the wool market the department of aitrlculturo report oil $460,000 lias bo om « available fot distribution ft) some 1 oti.OOO producers who grew tho 1918 clip. The amount has been returned by dealers who bought the wool undnr government supervision nnd were re quired hy regulations to return ex cess profits made in the process to the growers. GOODYEAR TIRES Reduced Price List Reduced Prices »0x3 plain ............. »0x3 1 tiarriond tread >0x31/» Diamond tread »2x31/, Diamond tread »2x1 Diamond tread »tx 1 1 )iamond tread 11 x 11/» Diamond tread »ox P/» Diamond tread »6x11/2 Diamond tread.. «... on r n . lires $16.71 18.54 22.13 26.37 $35.21 37.76 50.14 52.41 ... 53.20 GOODRICH TIRES Reduced Price List and Tubes We arc oventtoekod on tires ami tube* ami we are going to reduce our im* niciise stock at once, making prices that will interest every car owner. H< L'inning Saturday October 8 ami emit inning for ten days, tin- prices quoted here will l*e in effect on tires ami tubes now in stock. 30x3 Goodrich »Safety........... $18.00 30x3|/> Goodrich Safety......... 21.86 32x31/0 Goodrich Safety............... 26.42 32x4 Goodrich Safety..... :......* .... $34.67 33x4 Goodrich Safety..... ....36.37 34x4 Goodrich Safety................ 37.31 31x41/0 Goodrich Silver-town Cord, ribbed tread 59.98 34x4 Goodrich Silver-town «Cord, safetv tread....................... 55.81 FIRESTONE TIRES (Fabric) Reduced Price List 30x3 Plain tread...... 30x3 Non Skid tread 30x31/» Plain tread 30x3V£> N on Skid tread 32x31 Non Skid tread 32x4 Non skill tread. 34x4 N on Sind tread ........... ....... $16.62 18.42 19.86 22.09 26.32 35.19 37.75 30x31/2 Firestone Cord, ribbed. $32.16 30x31/2 Firestone Cord, non skid. 33.98 32x31/0 Firestone Cord, ribbed ... 39.75 32x3Y/j Firestone Cord, non skid .. 41.94 34x4 Firestone cord, ribbed. 53.24 34x4 Firestone Cord, non skill 56.12 Woodson Bros. l ) id y o u ^ v o r Fdc^ ci b e a t i m i M Storm ina ' / Oli Boy' that's protection 1 too for you. k far !h} Reflex Edge » ' VMKJ mi • > »AS6 Knowles & G rab er CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON FI SH E BRANDj Reflex J Slicker? AJ TOWER CO. Garage ï * D O L T O N . MASS. Hardware. --------- and --------- Furniture tvrtrrwHfwf D odge B rothers MOTOR CAR U N —adds more to the convenience, comfort and enjoy ment of the entire family, at a less cost. The insistent demand— quality. Campaign Funds Pay Income Tax. Kill That Cold With CASCARA QUININE FOR AND C o ld s , C o u g h s T Q ]v i\ V Ls Grippe Neglected Colds nro Dangerous Take no rhanrrn. Keep this standard remedy handy for the flrnt nneera. Itrrnks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe In 3 days— Excellent lor Headache Quinine In this form does not affect tho head—Caacnra ia best Tonic I.a x a tiv e — N o Opiate in H ill’s. A L L D R U G G IST S SELL IT d Washington.— Contributions to poli tical campaign funds are taxable, Cora- mlsstonpr of Internal Revenue W il liams declared. In a statement he advised members of all parties that they will not be allowed to deduct unounts given to campaign funds from (heir Income tax returns. Wlll Not Reconsider Dry Decielon. Washington.— The supreme court re used to reconktder Its decision of lune 7 Iasi sustaining tho vnltdlty of (he prohibition amendment and provi sions of the enforcement act. North Dakota Dry Agent Held. Fargo, N. D.—R. R. Leady, recent ly appointed prohibition enforcement grout* chief for North Dnkota, was s r resieil on n charge of violating the prohibition laws. W e are now taking o r d e r s for spri ng d e l i v e r y N. J. Nelson, Jr., Dealer 401 Main Phone 64 Cottage Grove