— m ‘»iSSl r • of too s t Ar- z ■i y I M w. ' SW :5 l £ a ' <• \fM4 • ' iff! Beaver Hill Lump $9.50 per ton Beaver Hill Nut $8.50 per ton V- Delivered in ton lots where it can be shoveled from wagon — .... K I M I from lm«rka This ia a re- " * of aere waothm and Vary snow IT. to depth fhB Mutter A «ape which left the ID dacha far Ban Fraaciaco might «arriad toa largest ever taken out o f the local by tori^yoasei. It • feet o f wmbhr. The fact he vernal patead over toe bar t 1-2 hour« before high tide todloato that toe channel la deeper toan to the m if f i » ! naarthiiaa are rapidly i m y -*** *v ’ ™ *|ri¡jtoi¡ Th* Bfeanmr Brooklyn left with a argo at lamber Mm the Prosper MUI flatnrday night and made a w ord run ti Baa Fraaciaco. The BHsabeto left with a earg from toa Prosper mill Monday night Owing to t V /act that bar service aras not op to standard for the flrat trip since t V strike abe ■ b «t by the nsxt trip it ia * e will again V prepared to handle passengers. T V Band on and Acme put to tea from t V Moor* mill Tuesday night. The Bandea took only a cargo at to toa V M as s V aras due to toko i dftok lotd of cedar logs from Port Orford. T V Moer» mill, after a delay of varal weeks due to the marine •tribe, have resumed operation« and is far aa la known at tola tona ardí continuo to operate indefinitely. The Motor« mill camp, aleo known as Conlogue’a camp, at Leñera, wiM not resume .operations until about t V middle of the month. T V camp a big supply o f logs on hand and not resuma until the mill catches up with ita cut.—Western World. v . ■my ftay to presenting ends a tragedy, as Mr. Ha « dasher aril! spend the aunpamr to b Saturday »IgbC roiiei worn aM expect* w W in Davo «:M ». V t w bandied Cooa Bay personally many o f the «tappiief can- retomas wfll «nact batti« oemma. tributad hy Oregon friends to Near An aitfmlna, pflol Briggs, w ill fly ovar 1 tebbina •manta selling the ill out o f hi» by "the lat- boot« for fading on C A R V Phone 7 6 3 M K M g * 1™» National Bank Building! I® i :K e j tk* larges* orphanage in the world, eighteen thousand orphan« and sev- • Amarieaa n M r a I ai« wara on their iaat day at half ration«, whan the flrat train load o f Amariean floor arrived. They had boon reduced to half ration« for thirty daya and one Fatty Arbuckle aays it ia a hard hundred and ainty-ihro children died of under nourishment daring the last job to spend a million dollars in on« year. Ha will show you how to do it in “ BREWSTERS MILLIONS,” at th* Liberty August 1 « and IT. Sea the program an page three. three o’clock to the paved rend between ] a big dear atoad aa deadlights and seam to what might hap horn did not frightoa moved away as i f tl ger.— C om Bay Hail , : ' Ir re m r W Com e o if along 1 * ! ■ m nm-T-., ■ u< KÜÍM i tí& r « ! -> ' ■ .i ftiJSixP * i J Fill up yòur makui*» papers with P. A. S e Greatest «port you know to pull out your mAkln’ s p .p «r. .ad iom . P r i.c . Albwt and roll up a d gi- rettel Thflt’s because P. A. is bo dolifhtftally good and refreshing la fl cigarette— just like it is ha a jimmy pipe I Ton never seem to got your fill —* P. A.*» so jo y'u sly friendly ta d appetizing. 1 * I f . Prince Albert will bo s revelation to your taste! No other tobacco at any price is iaitsclaasf And, it rolls up Msily because it*e crimp cut • and it itayi put I f , the b at tot 7 « m r ^ tkit you’ll like Prince Albert better than ady ciga rette you ever rolled I And listen ( I f you have a jimmy pipe hankering— by all means know what PJrince Albert can do for yon I It*fl a revelation in a pipe as well as in a dg*> r e t t e ! P. A. can't bite or rch. Both aro cut out our exdtuive patented C L'atr.- je > y 5 v. I M .Ì& . ' **■ • T 'J <sv.Cf ■ ! x H H l ■ ■ 1 Ì'-Wj WMmm ■ . a ■ : . r;v mm _ : ■ mM BV ' Ttoví