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all colors with fringe
Special $ 3 .5 0 each
Ladies gingham wash petticoats
Special 5 0 c a pair
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Zion City Lace to trim your summer
underwear
5c and 7c yd
Cotton V oil Dress Goods, new nobby
goods for summer dresses
Special Val. 15c to 2 5 c yd
Flaxons in plain, dainty stripe and
figured
quality
Try a pound o f Magnolia Coffee at
35c. It is equal to any 40c Coffee
in town.
Try a sack o f Pure W hite flour, the
best flour made. $1.40 a sack
3 cans o f Tomatoes 25c
2 cans o f Salmon 25c
Our stock is always Fresh and Clean
Nainsook and Long Cloth for your
Summer Underwear
W ool Dress Goods, 52 in. wide, the
correct material for your new suit.
Special Val. 15 and 171c yd
$1.00, $1.25, $1,50 a yd
The Oregon State Sunday
School Convention will be held
in sections this year, the first at
McMinnville, April 22-24, and
the second at Pendlton, April 25
and 26.
The list, o f speakers is a long
one, including Mrs. Mary Poster
Bryner, o f Chicago; E. C. Knapp,
o f Spokane; Geo. T. Pratt, Seat­
tle, and m any other noted Sun*
day School workers.
PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS
have the power to keep public
roads free from hindrances that
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
you also have the right to order
all stock kept from free range in
public avenues o f the county. If
you are empowered with such
authority and would exercise
it we who are not stock raisers,
W. G. Winslow, candidate for
could turn our old fences into District Attorney, is making his
our w ood houses, clean out our campaign solely upon the ground
fence lines, park our front ways of efficiency and experience.
and look neat and clean. This
would be a great saving o f tim­
ber and also o f expense and
would increase a desire for homes.
It would give Oregon a neatness
in village, town and country that
cannot be obtained while stock
is permitted to roam at large.
Now, if such ruling transcends
your authority will you please
advise a vote on the subject at
our nextgeneralelection? Justice
itself ought to hav settled this
matter long ago in this state.
Roads were deeded to the coun­
ty for purposes o f travel and not
for stock grazing. Every agri­
c u l t u r i s t a n d horticulturist
should have the free use o f all his
land. Taxing him to build a
stock fence is an outrage because
he does not need it, and, again
it causes him the loss o f the use
o f a part o f his land. The turn­
ing ground in front o f a fence
I recently laid out a small Ad­
line is quite an item, aggregating
dition adjoining the College
on many a farm to several acfes
campus on the South, which I
which might be cultivated if
fencing were put out o f the way.
Why should agriculturists and
horticulturists be put to the ex­
pense o f erecting stock fences
which are not needed and be de­
prived o f the use o f acres o f land
as a favor to stock raisers? Let
us have fair play Restrict stock
raisers to the use o f their own
premises, then agriculturists and
horticulturists can remove usless
fencing, break up squirrel har­
bors, clean out fence lines and
thus make tbeir homes look neat
and inviting.
J. P. Powell.
T o the Hon. Judge and Commis­
sioners of Yamhill County.
Gentlemen: Have you noticed
in passing through the public
avenues o f the county that there
are hundreds of miles o f fencing
which is so very much dilapi­
dated that it would not be stock
proof were it not for the rank
growth o f brambles on one or
both sides of it? Many miles of
this fencing belong to orchardists
and others who are not stock
raisers and who would be glad
to pull it down and clean up the
fence line were it not for having
to replace it to protect them­
selves from out-running stock.
T o grant autos a spfced o f twen­
ty miles per hour and physicans
occasionally having to take un­
limited speed it would seem that
stock grating on public high­
ways should become unlawful,
and it is thought, as you, the
The Semi-Weekly Journal and
county judge and commissioners Graphic for $2.00 per year.
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Special 5 0 c each
Ladies Silk and Linen hose, all colors
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Get the habit of buying right
by trading at Baird’s
Diamond
and other standard makes o f tires and tubes
We also are equipped with the best
Steam Vulcanise*
money can buy and are now ready to do all repair work
in Blow Outs in casing and tubes from a puncture up to
18 inches.
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Call and see our com plete line o f Autom obile
accessories, Blow Out patches, Tire Sleeves,
Chains, Rubber Patches, Cement, Lamp Tubing
and all articles in the autom obile line.
W e a ls o Sell Indian M o to r c y c le s
BAUGHM AN’S GARAGE
The man who sells E .M .F. *30’ and Flanders *20*
Rex Poultry and
has high grade S. C. Black Minorca*. Barred P. Rocks and Mam-
mouth Pekin Ducks. A t the Yamhill Co. Fair at McMinnville in
September won 10 prises and 2 specials, at the State Show at
Portland in December won 7 prizes and 2 specials; at the Yam­
hill Co. Show at Newberg in January won 16prizee and 6 specials
Stock and Eggs for Sale
NATE L. WILEY, Rex, Oregon
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