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INDlil'KNlHONClNlHS
JOREGON AFFAIRS
! TERSELY TOLD
The only worsts! mill wont of the
Ohio rivor ia in Orrgon.
I,0 cream com wcro fin Im"
cd ami mndo in Oregon.
Tho quality of flax irrown in 0m
equal tlult of iumk.u.u.
Fifty per cent of tho hop
United States rc
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AMELS have wonder-
fn1 fnll-hnrtied mellow
mildness and a flavor as
refreshing as it is new.
Camels quality and Camels expert
blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos win you on merits.
Camels blend never tires your taste. And,
Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste
nor unpleasant cigaretty odor I
What Camels quality and expert blend can
mean to your satisfaction you should find
out at oncel It will prove our say-so when
you compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any price!
Cmmela en sold everywhere in scientifically sealed ptcktiet of 20
cigarettes for 20 cents; or fen pcAae (300 cigarette) in a fltasinm-paper-covered
carton. We strongly recommend this carton for to
borne or office supply or when you (ravel
. R- J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem, N. C
in ttu
in Own.
Silvotton-Silvcrton wow ,
pany installing .omplete m-w foun
dry and mlditimial uuiuhhk -
Astoria-UrKo8t himnoy c Iw.t
Columbia coinpK'te-1 'f,f
,r & Light mvm: vun"
bay, 2'J1 feet high.
:.1!t been f" ,H'r ' t0, N!'W
V, k. where it i to bo u. ' f"'
veneer material.
.1 I TV..! u-mldi'Il N'l'St'
roruann nil
built in tho Portland district U
just boon selected for mo "'-"
lantio coal trade.
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...v,. nowlv ul-K-Uii.'.o.l cull
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r.'i-ri. is shortly t" l,r1'
noir Ladd Canyon about '" 'ul.
I from hero. TimU-r vo.mhii vo.. of
j tho throo i.artn. rx inloiot-Ml aro ex-jton-;ivo.
rortlaiui i la" ill ,
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'buihlinc and vaivhuso of tho Aim-r-iionn
Can omnpany, t.. bo .-rootod in
'Portland A site adjoining tho Mnt-jonu-ry
Ward ro.oriy was rvontly
j pui'ob.asot!.
j lYoparntory t'i tio bnil.lii-K' ,lf
'sovon U.tiOO ton s'.oo! tankor at tho
jvanis- of tho Northwost Bridk'o &
Iron outnpany, stotd pla'.-s aro
bi.in)r ndlol in tho oast. Tho fir-!
ko ! will pn-balply bo laid in f.i'
days.
Klamath Falls- Sot-(,nd to ncru-im
tho coast is the planing ini'.l to bo
eret-tod hore by tho Lakesido l.uni
bor company. To carry out tho ex
tensive plans outlined a reorganiza
tion of tho corporation has boon ef
fected and the board of directors in-
tl. rn TTiinrr Ahniif T.i
says tho uood Judge
H that It tastes 80 ftoHlt
mul u little chew lasts so
much longer than tho
old kind.
The Rood, rich tobacco
taste stays rljlht with
this class of tobacco.
That's why It costs you
less to chow it.
Any man who uses tho
Ueal Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in styles
RIGHT CUT Is xi short-cut tobacco
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Jut it few principal point tn '!I()W Vfir.
It'n a Hi: A!. I I'l! not b and jy
f,r SKiiVK'U t t Ioh at. U itruiabws;
not rtul Iron. ) tl uui iuh rsiiinJuj,.
liorcclain into Mnuhprroti.
It KL'll.fl.ATINirM Wl I VN ,.-.-
J .tht ami rlvt? a letter pnr hn, T n:kiW,
.!;.. rv t.Iitr. TtiB h'irretatM i i:t fVHI un .
---"'" f i'l (Kaolin) bakcj to fctilst 2'CO dcKrtcslwt-4,
f-tf "j than any car r ira ngir.c k m-rali-i.
by mail. 'til,n or I t trn (rum
The Watkins Retailer
C. H. OLMSTEAD,
Dalln, Oregon
Wutkin TrtMlucta fur SO yrar lu r.ff-
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Malheur lake rG bo made a bird Hood Kiver-fcignt mi as ui n,-fn- ":'"";om f eet in ! crensed.
breeding reservation. ;we- between here and Viento being ree.on w.J cut ,..0,0().,o00 , u,a(,u.M , m.
Pacific Steamship company to paved - t0 oper. roai;eral parts of the state have written
build two new steamer at Fort-, onn uena uu, ... . r Jme the Assocmted Industries ofH.e
land. Pounces open-shop policy. bul, in eight .ou,..,. I
j business directory issued by tho or '
crani.ation handy as a j-eorrapliy B
text book. It is found useful in il
lustrating the kind of products from
each section of the state.
Porilrnd Veneers shipped all over
the United States by the I'orthinil
Manufacturing company at St. Johns
are in such demand that tho plant
is doubling its capacity and making
additions to the present buihlinc.
The company has boon in op-ration
about two years.
PortlandOn a six acre tract, re
cently purchased in north Portland
by the Sterrett Parking ram pany R
new $-100,1)00 plant i--' soon duo to
rise. The concern has an annual
output of a million dollars worth of
meats. Plans for tho new building
have already been aproved and con
struction will begin before July 1.
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Best of 22
The Eldorado Stage Co.
of Loa Angelea tested 22
leading make on 12-pa-aenger
Packard buaei.
Not a tire waa found to
match the Miller in that
extreme service.
Some (Lostlv lviis
Men are Making on Tires
akes
Men who buy tires on a guess, or on
claims, arexnaking some costly mistakes.
Large tire users make tests and com
parisons. And the results in late years
are amazing.
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Hudson Taxi Co. of Detroit, for in
stance, made a long test on Miller Cords.
And the average was 15,000 miles.
Miller dealers get hundreds to compare
Miller mileage with others. And they
find an increased mileage of 50 per cent
to 75 per cent
Large truck users are comparing Miller
Cords, passenger type, with all others.
And they are coming in large numbers to
Millers.
Treads Patented
Center tread smooth with sue
tion cup, for firm hold on vret
asphalt. Geared-to-th-Road
ide treada mesh like coga in
dirt.
California stage lines are using Millers
after million-mile tests with many rivals.
The Way to Know
At the Miller factory over 1,000 tires
yearly are vorn out in tests and com
parisons. They constantly prove that Miller is
the best tire built.
In extreme rear-wheel tests they re
quire an average of 15,000 miles on Cords.
They prove that the new Miller tread
outwears the best of others by 25 per cent.
Such tires should be tested by every
owner of a car. See what they give you.
Compare with any tire on opposite rear
wheels.
Miller experts, in late years, have
doubled average tire mileage. Old-times
figures do not apply today.
You will fix new requirements for your
tires when you try a Miller. Do it now.
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OREGON DUROC ..MEETING
SALEM JUNE 5
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Interior Decorations
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Annual picnic will bo held by the
Oregon Duroc Jersey Urceders as
sociation at Salem, Saturday, June !5.
There will he a general good time and
an old fashioned picnic dinner. A
large number of the brooders and fan
ciers of Duroc swine will be r..-es-
ent. The following program ha:;
been arranged:
10:00 to 10-.:i0 a. m( gather at
Marion square, corner Marion and
Commercial streets.
10:30 a. m., visit State Capitol
buildings and grounds.
11:00 a. m., reception by Hon. Hon
W. Olcott, Governor of Oregon, at
his office.
11:30 a
17'J N. Commercial Street
SaW'
muter4
The Most Talked About Tire in America
Cord or Fabrics
to 1:30 p. m , picnic
meeting at
Oregon
Oregon
dinner and get-together
Marion square.
1:30 p. m., address;, "The
Duroc," Grant B, Dimiek.
City, Oregon.
Address, "Reminiscences of
Duroc Days," L. H. Robert:;,
Oregon.
Address, "Advertising Durocs," W.
L. Sheard, Dayton, Oregon
Short business session, J.'w. Fruit,
preHicient ot me Oregon Dnr
sociation, presiding
Early
Salem.
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Jttywwrw ajiie wrw
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MAKES
SUMMER COOKING PH
COMFORTABLE pB
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The G-E Range M
Snvoa Food f
The r comparison shown
lierc is not mere theory
it is based on actual tests.
Figure this saving out in
monev at Drcscnt prices of
meat. Si wliat it moans
to your pocket-book.
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