COUNTY NEWS
Notes from all part of I.lnn
County I
Hhelhurn Newa
HIKI.HIJKN. Ore, April 1-Mr.
mid Mra. Kurl (iooch and mi Wnl
l.icc urr In thin vicinity again.
Mr. an.! Mia. C. M Tind.ill made
n bualnrsa trip tu .Hiilein Monday Mr
Tinilull h.nl Iiit ton.ila taken out.
(irolr lltoddurl visited with home
fulk tint week fuel
Mr and Mra M C. Kelly attend. l
tha ilulicc at Jefferson, Friday even
ink Frits llnwtiian .pint thr week rml
at boinr.
J.imra Trnlliniirr ia getting along
nlcrly but hr ia atill in tha hupit.d
at K. I.I.
Bessie (I'loch .pent tha week rnd
with home folks.
(juito a number fruin thla part of
thr cuuntrv attended thr .how at Krio,
Saturday am! Sunday evening.
Fred llnwman waa an Alliany via
itnr Monday.
IHIlun M. I ain wa a Scio vlnltor
Sunday afternoon.
Am) llnltrrn and ai.tcr l.oia up. nt
flund.y aftrr nwn with Miss Kuth
Shclton
Juhn ltu Wal moved to thi hos
pit.it at Alluny one iL.y thl. last
week Mr la .till ill with the flu
All nthrr flu path nta aiuund Una
Vlrinity arr getting well aa (uirk a
rould lir expected
Fr.mk Kula, was in Albany on
buninrsa Saturday.
Jefferson Itrma
JEFFERSON, Orr. April l.-A. C.
.I.I.m haul fl .. Vrl l.ll of .MI
pluatur down from Alluny In hia
truck for W. A. Kotthoff tha latter
part of l.it wrrk.
Trlrphuna linemen from Albany,
wrru In tuwii Friday installing tele
phones mid doing other wurk.
Mra W. W. Warner vMled with
In r daughter, Mra. K. J. Munifia in
K.ili'in Fruday.
Mra. K. W. Curl ia viaitiiiK with
relatives in Portland thla week.
Maiy ( liule ramr over from Cur
vallia to attend tha dunce Kriilay
rvrning.
Clnn nr l.ibby made a trip to Am
ity with hi. truck fur thr A I). Krrn
Co. Saturday. I In reported the ruada
in very bad condition.
Kny Reeves from Kali m wa in
town Sundiiy.
Dr. and Mra. J. I). Van Wink I- wir,
vlitnir T lalivre in Salem Sunday.
Mr. and Mm. Horary Reeves from
Hal. m wrre vl.itmg frlcnda and rr.
latives in town Sunday.
Mr.. Flickingrr, Mra. A C. Miller
and Mia K. Kacy motored to Albany
Monday.
Klmrr Knight waa a business vln
Itor In S.ilcm Monday.
H.iy Knixl.rlv ha. been on the irl:
lint thi week but ia improving
Mra. F. J llryan waa an Albany
visitor Monday.
Jark Albnl waa In Albany on bus
ine. Monday
Mra K. Thorna. and amall aon
visited in Albany Monday.
Ili.lt Van llur.n I. ft MoinLiy for
Rnsrhurg whrrr he ha accepted a
pu.ition with thr S. I. Co.
Mr and Mr.. K. C. Willi, from
I Springfield wrra visiting relutivra in
town Sunday.
C. II. Ilitvt motorrd to S..lrm Mon
d.,y. Mr. ( II. Van llurrn from Al
j bany waa in town Mon.Uy.
N A l'r..r ,a in Portland thla
... . J . . ju
week On bualnrta.
Waynr Hhuinakcr waa an Albany
viaitor Tuesday,
Knox Butte Notca
KNOX UUTTK. April J.-Mra.
Vcrl Millrr and liltlr duughter vlsit
i'd with n lulivi a at I-el.noii thr Ittkt
of the werk.
Mra. Jirome William went to KtiiT
Sunday afternoon called there by tha
ilium, of Mr.. I'rrria William..
Mr. and Mra. K. A. Ilaldwin and
chllilr. n of thr Suntiain neighborhood
Mr. and Mra. W. l.ucht and children
and Johnny Ohriat wi're guiata Sun
day of Mr. and Mra. Peter Fracrkacn.
jrrumr William, ia up a new wire
fence on thr Matt (.'handier, land.
'I hr ohl onr whirh haa Juat been Uirn
down w.ia u rail fence that had been
in arrvlre for over M year. J. W.
Chambers I. also preparing to re
place aoinc old fence with a naw
wire fence.
FISH AND GAME
DISPUTE ENDED
MF.DFORI). March ZH Southern
Oregon ia Jubilant over the settlement
of the ItaKUe river fishing controversy.
Peace waa declared on Friday with
signed and witiifaaed contract be
tween Koderick I.. Marleay, head of
commercial aulinon packinif int. reta
at the mouth of K.ik'Ue river, and the
Jtoifuv Kiver Kith and Oame I'rotec
tive aaaociation, of Medford, the Afth
land Fifth and (lame Protective a.io
ciation and oilier organization.
Iniliviiluala who were influentiul in
aiding to bring about the aettlement
of the long cuntroveray were Slate
Senator C. M. Thomaa of Medford, II.
H. Van Outer, preaident of the Port
land Chamber of Commerce, and Rich
ard W. Price, who haa juat retired an j
preaident of tha Multnomah Anglvra.
club.
The agreement aettlea a controvemy
which haa waged aince 1MX7. A copy
of tha contract with a flrat complete'
atutement of ita term, waa received
in Portland Saturday afternoon. j
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PAPER MERGER
IS ANNOUNCED
KOHKHC'HG, Ore Mar. 27. An
nouncement ia made here of the con
aolidation of tho Koaeburg Newa and
the Koaeburg Review. The merger
will become effective April 1, the an
nouncement aaya, incorporation art
icle, calling for the publication to be
known aa the Roaeburg New. Review.
The Review ia the oldeat paper In
aouthern Oregon, the Newa formerly
the Plaindealer being almo.t aa old,
it ia aaid. I.. Wimberly, editor of the
Review, H. W. Ilatea and n, Bert G.
Uatea of the Newa, are the incorporat
or in the aum of $.'10,000. Kconomic
buaineaa policiea are the reaaona for
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mMsmBt Sweet Peas!
yHH beauty cf ycur sweet pens depends
liTgcly upon tl'.o tccd you sow. Vig
crcus, sturdy vines with luxuriant, fra
p,r.nt Mt.ircivs j;row fr-nt rccd cf proven
vitality. CutJccr stctliiifj n-.ust be done
lis seen as the sc il is in condition. ' A plan
iidvccttid by many successful gi.rd.cncrs is
to sew the Kid curly indoors end trans
plant when the weather permits.
Start jour sweet peas risht by sowing
Northrup, King & Co.'s tested feeds.
These seeds ore especially bred for hardi
ness, beautiful colorings, large and abun
dant blossoms. They represent years of
gardening experience.
You can get Northrup, King & Co.'s
Sweet Peas and other Flower Seeds for 5c
a packet from the convenient seed case
now at dealers near you. Then just follow
the cultural directions on every packet.
NORTHEUP.ICiNG8cC0jS
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Northrup, King & Co.
SEEDS IVkiOTtWc
SEED STORE
and other good seeds
sold by
SELLERS
Kitchen
Cabinet
For Sale at
FICIIEK-UKADEN'S
13 Features
Only Found in Seller'a Cabineta
Feature No. 1
Automatic Lowering Flour Bin
F.liminatea treacherous climb
ing; Savea dangeroua lifting
and atraining. Hold. 48 pounds
of flour.
Feature No. 2
Automatic Kane Shelf Extender
Ilringa pota and pans within
easy reach. Kliminates digging
into a dark cupboard.
Feature No. 3
Ant-I'roof Caatrra
Fill it with borax and it keep.-,
anta, roaches and other vermin
from crawling up into the cab
inet. Feature No. 4
(Gravity Door Catchea
Simple, quick acting and secure.
Hr.ve no springs to get out of
order.
Feature No. 5
Porcelain W ork Table
A sanitary feature every woman
desires, will not chip, peal or
crack. Not affected by acids.
Feature No. 6
Dovetailed Joint Construction
Best Cabinet construction
known. L'sed on all the high
est grades cf fine furniture.
Feature No. 7
lut Proof Top in Bnse
Keeps lower cupboard absolute
ly dust-proof.
Feature No. 8
All Oak
Finely built for long service.
Feature No. 9
Oil Hand Kuhhcd Finish
Soft and satiny. Withstands the
extreme temperature chang"S
in the kitchen.
Feature No. 10
Full Koli Open Front
Built like a fine office desk.
Keeps work table free from
door interference at all times.
Feature No. 11
Holler Bearings on Extension
Table
Makes work table easy to slide
in and out.
Feature No. 12
Commodious Kitchen Linen
Drawer
A continual delight to any wo
man. Feature No. 13
White Enameled Interior In
ITpper Section
A refinement all housewives
appreciate.
Feature No. 14
Snnitary Leg Base
Sweep or scrub under the cab
inet with ease.
Feature No. 15
(Has Drawer Pulls
Cannot tarnish, never damaged
by humidity or heat
Let us Demonstrate these
Features to You
SEE OIK WINDOW DISPLAY
FiSHER-BRADEN
COMPANY
(Th Home of the Cheney
Phonograph)
"Let all the Jubilant sounds of the earth awing up in
one resonant wave of triumphant song. , . . Let ua
robe ourselves in the aunny gladnrsa of bright
hopea." . Kev. Ilaldrmann.
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Now comes Easter! And with it the joy of
selecting new things to wear. Our old friends
will know where to come. They have learned
that the knack of dressing well lies merely in
knowing where to buy.
Women who seek style do not choose at ran
dom. They know that apparel that is fashion
able, in good taste and fairly priced is not to
found everywhere.
Some few stores have chosen to concentrate
upon these important essentials. . . . We are
one of them.
If you have never traded here, kindly accept
this as a cordial invitation to call. We will
be glad of the opportunity to show you just
what we have accomplished in preparation
for the coming season.
Extra Extra Specials
Groceries for Friday and Saturday
lily
PICNIC HAMS, Per Pound 23c
SWIFTS PREMIUM, EASTERN SUGAR
CURED HAMS, Per pound 50c
SWIFTS JEWEL SHORTENING
No. 5 Pails $125
No. 10 Pails $2.50
PRUNES, Large Fancy Italian Prunes
.Per Pound 20c
PRUNES, Fancy Petit Prunes,
2 pounds for 35c
RIPE OLIVES. Medium 5-oz cans,
2 cans for 25c
HONEY, Pure Alfalfa Honey, Pint Jars
20-oz net, Per jar 40c
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the consolidation, it is said. Walter The new paper will be published from
S. Fisher retires from the Review, the office of the News.
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Free! Free!
A fresh NEW inner TUBE with every
tire purchased of us. This offer holds
good the entire month of APRIL.
DON'T WAIT
Save 3Ioney on Your Tires
Come in and get yours NOW.
Pacific Garage
422 W. 1st St.
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Good 7-room plastered
dwelling at No. 1405
Kast Front Street.
On two Riverview lota
with about an acre
adjoining land for '
cow or chickens.
Immediate Possession.
Worth $3,000.00
Our Price $1700.00.
Pay us $850.00 down,
then $15.17 per month
No interest.
BEAM LAND CO.
13S Lyon Street
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