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People’s Grocery
CORRES
Rocky Point
‘‘The LITTLE CASH GROCERY.”
We sell for cash or its equiv
alent. Bring us your produce.
We intend to pursue a policy of
absolute fairness, and you may
always expect square, courteous
treatment when you trade here. J
T ry
this little grocery.
0 C Fruit Sugar, 15 lbs.........................$1.00
Swuet Spuds, 7 lbs
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Prunes, 4 !bs
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.25
Assorted Pie Fruit, 1 gal cans
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.45
Golden Cake Soap, 6 bars
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.25
Toiler Paper, 4 rolls
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.25
Coffeo, good
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. 2 5 , 30, 35, 40c
Hams, per lb
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23c
Bulk Co;l Oil, 5 gal.................................. 90c
Onlcr.s, per lb............................................. 2c
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A.
E. M. Kimball made a busi
ness trip to Salem this week.
Alfred Peterson was a .Stay-
ton caller Saturday.
Henry Neal o f Blue Den killed
a coyote last week.
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Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Rubbers, Hats,
Ov rails, and Some Good Shelf Hardware
which we will close out at prices that will
be sure to please the purchaser.
Produce
wanted.
a People’s Grocery
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Third Street, corner
of Florence
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Public
At a road meeting Dec. 28 Roy
Worth was recommended to the
county court as road supervisor
for the coming year. A special
road tax o f two mills was voted.
On the same date a school meet
S E S T A K & ing was held to talk over the
T H O M A S , proposition o f a union h i g h
school at Jordan. The majority
Proprietors.
o f those present seemed to be in
favor. A committee w a s ap
pointed t o further investigate
ways and means.
It is hoped
that they will b e given t h e
Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock hearty support o f all progressive
citizens.
There is no intelligent
argument against a high school.
If the arguments against it are
carefully
studied they will b e
OREG O N a n d W A S H IN G T O N
found to be selfish, unprogress
ive or ignorant. As all good re
A Directory of each City, Town and
forms and progress are accom
Village, giving descriptive sketch of
each place, location, population, tele«
plished b y the untiring effort
(graph, «hipping and banking point;
aleo ClaMlfled Directory, com piled by
and energy o f a few, it is neces
bualneae and profcMton.
sary for those belie\ 4 ir g in it to
talk high school in season and
out o f season and at all times.
I f you watch these columns you
may see a great deal more about
this subject.
CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats
Lard & Creamery Butter.
P O L K ’ S'
p Business Directory
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B re a d m ad« w ith alum p o w d e r :
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cows, one fresh, the rest will be fresh inside of two
months.
ONE MARE- Good brood mare with foal.
j * m r»cj|
|mini r i i C M T C
wide tire wagon, one Storm buggy, one single har-
r H m fl
i m r L X I V I L n i d ness, one harrow, one 14 in. walking plow,
one Shar
pies Tubular cream separator, one churn and small farming tools.
one heater, iron bedstead complete, child’s
crib, dining table, chairs, rockers, buffet etc.
Sums of $10 and under, cash; over $10, one year's time
will be given, purchaser to give bankable note at 7</<
3'X discount for cash on sums over $10.
F. M. SHORES, Auct.
H. C. Darby, a former Victor
Point boy, but now a druggist at
Roseburg was married one day
last week to Miss GoBsie Bald
win o f Eugene.—Silverton Jour
nal.
W. J. Domes o f McCoy was
fined $25 and costs for watering
his milk.
This should be a les
son to others.—Statesman
Notices for sale at this
printed on heavy cloth. 10 cents
tf
Trespass
office,
each.
T o h ea d ofT a !■
Ant I-Pa in Pilla.
t r y Vr.
M iles'
.torn fall.
Clackamas county registered
472 marriages and 419 divorces
last yea»'. Venus beat Mars on
ly by a small majority in that
H
Commercial Hotel
Under New Management
Good Rooms. . Hot and Cold Water
R. J. MOSES, Proprietor.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
We don’t need a derrick
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because the quality of our
lumber is already away
up.
T h e workmanship
Miss Mack’s pupils have begun |
the picture study.
we put on it is of the best
Miss Mack reports one new’ J
pupil in the seventh grade, Dora
Rabens.
highest grade.
Work in the primary room is
advancing finely.
Mrs. Pratt
has a pupils record on th e' black
board and invites the patrons o f
the school to call at any time.
contractors, and satisfies
New
FEED
STORE
and our timber is of the
1 Promptly and courteously at-
B tended to. T r y us.
Aumsville
Oregon
Our lum
ber is the kind that pleases
owners.
W e'll appreciate your business.
JOSEPH PETZEL
You Will Admire
VOOhS)
The AUMSVILLE
MERCANTILE CO.
Has put in a full line of Hay,
Grain, and Mill Feed, and can
now accomodate all orders for
feed of every sort. Your needs
O w T lC r
state division.
T h e L Courier
says . that
Portland couples
swelled the divorce column to a
great degree.
“A óqìii ot y o u r 'i r n c e r s
The Reading Circle will meet j
Saturday Jan. 11, at 1:30 p .m .
in the High School room o f the
school building. Miss Mack will
preside. There will be discuss- j
ions on “ The Recitation” a 1 1
teachers are invited to be pre- j
sent
COWS AND HEIFERS- 4 extra good milch
W . F. DW YER,
Royal Baking Powder raised food is shown to be
of greatly superior digestibility and hpalthfnirw^^.
Mr. Nance passed the recent
teacher’s examination with good |
grades.
H e will continue t o
teach t h e fourth a n d fifth
grades.
Sale Starts At 1 P. M.
interest from date.
Bread nw U with Royal Cream o f Tartar Pow der,
School Notes
MONDAY,
TERMS OF SALE --
[From * series of elaborate chemical tests.]
Comparative digestibility of food made with
different baking powders.
An equal quantity of bread (biscuit) was made
with each of two kinds of baking powder— cream
of tartar and alum—and submitted separately to
the action of the digestive fluid, each for the same
length of time.
The percentage of the food digested is shown as
follows:
colt.
At my place on the JORDAN HILL ROAD, one
mile North West of the Jordan S t o r e , on
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Pnnnc
nUUotnULU llUllUO
AbsoIuteiyPure
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E. C. Downing was seen driv-
Dr. and Mrs. Adams, home
I in# home Saturday with a new
steaders on Thomas creek, spent
1 wagon.
the holidays at the T. H. Thom
John Peterson and family o f as ranch.
McAlpin spent New Year’ s at
A great many school children
I the A. Peterson home.
o f District 61 are absent on ac
j A- Frank a n d family spent count o f sickness.
Clara Mc
New Year’s at the L. O. Rey- Donald and Hal Shelton have
! nolds home near Aumsville.
pneumonia and it has been nec
1 L. O. Reynolds and A. Frank essary to call a physician. There
called a t t h e E. C. Downing seems to be an epidemic o f colds
home Saturday while driving a and grippe.
Wt* also have quite a good stock o f
rt,-.a
B AK IN G
POWDER
Jordan Jingles
Fred Frank called at the
Frank home Sunday.
W i' have the best goods at the right prices.
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every article in the hard
ware line that you buy
here.
Everything w e
handle i n stock is well
made, durable and abso
lutely reliable i n every
particular. W e can show
you an infinite variety of
tools for all trades, cooking and household utensils, garden
and farm implements; and these offerings are made at the
lowest possible price.
S tre ff H ardw are Co.