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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREQON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1911. $- ' im'- V2&P ! i Sms. ' 1 1 ' ; ! I 4 V 1 . Medford Mail Tribune AN INDHI'KNDKNT NKWSI'APBIt PUI1LISIIKD DAILY KXCHI'T HATUIl- DAY BY TUN MKDKORD PIUNTINO CO. The Democratic Tlrnps, Tlio Modfonl Mall, Tho Medford Trlhunc, Tlio Houth cm OrcRonlnii, Tlio Ashland Trlbuno. GKORQ10 I'UTNAM, IMItor and Mariaucr PREMIER AUTO CITY Httlnriwl tin Mi'cninl.clnsa matter a Modfonl. Orecon. under tlio act of March 3, 1879. Official I'apor of tlio City of Medford Otilclnl I'apcr ot jacKson county RTmnnnrPTion hates. Ono year, by mall $G.OO una tnonin uy mini ov Per month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Jacksonville and Cen tral Point no Sunday only, by mall, per year. . . . 2.00 Weekly, ier year ., 1.00 swonn cinau&ATion. Daily nveruKo Tor six months ending December 31, 1910, 2721. rull Leased Wire United Frcia Dispatcher. Tlio Mall Trlbuno Is on salo nt tlio Porrv News Htatit I. Han ! runcl&co. Portland Hotel Nowh Stand, Portland. Dowman News Co., Portland. Oro. W. O. Whitney, Seattle. Wash, STRKE I IS THREATENED SAIr I.AKIJ. t'tnli, April 20. A Ken oral Htilko of tlio firemen eimlheoifl anil Hwltohtnen on tlio AVestern Pacific mllrnml Ih tluvatoncd. Tlio officials or tlio unions affected recently mot offi cials of tlio road In San Kranclsco. They demanded a wnjto Increaso which was i of used. Tlio union ofricer lioro say that stillto plans uro lielnjr considered and will bo put before the men at once WELL KNOWN ROAD PRESIDENT IS DEAD PORTLAND, Or., April 20. Krnncls It. Clurjji former president of tlio HpoUnnc, Portland & Seattle railroad, known as the North Hank, died yesterday nt Mountain View saiiltiiiluni, ajjed 711 yours, llo was ono of tlio boat known men In the woM. KoIIowIiik prlvato fiiueial services tills afteinoou nt tlio IIiiIiiiiiii'h iiiidertnktiu; parlors, tlio body of Francis U. Clark, ox-piuHlilont of tlio Noith Hank railroad, will bo placed uhontd tlio limited train for St. Paul, his old home, whero Inter ment will tako place. Tlio body will bo nuoompanlcd east by Miss Susan Clink his ilaiiKlitor. who was his eonstiint com panion duihiK his two yours lllnoss which eiidod yostoiday at tlio Mountain View saultni'liim. tMnrk's iltnitli rowullod fiom a coinpll cnttnn of neviml diseases, llo spent the winter at Pasadena In search of health but letuinod to OruKon ub soon as phy slelaiiH told him tho end was near. IIh entered rnlliond survleo in tho onrly 'fill's ns a elork In tlio traffic dvpaitinont of tliuu WIsuoiihIu Contial, ho iiidIkiukI ns prmbUiut of Ih Ninth Hank in Auk UBt uf MOD. FOR sonic years Medford has led the world in number of automobiles per capita of population. As the years go by, the number ot autos increases 1 aster than the popula tion, so the city maintains its lead as the greatest motor car citv ol its size anywhere. At least .50 automobiles have already been purchased in Medford ihis spring. It was estimated, at the close of last season, that there were 400 autos in and around Mod- lord. As a few of those have been shipped away, it is prob able that the total number of motor cars here is between '125 and 450, or an average Of one to every 25 inhabitants. Conditions are peoularily favorable for autos in the Rogue River Valley. For nine months in the year, motor ing offers an alluring attraction. The country is always beautiful. Streams, woods and mountains call constantly to the love of nature. Wishing and hunting add their at tractions. The gold of the summer's sun and the silver of midnight moonlight furnish a delight all their own. Hence every one who can, owns an auto of some kind. The auto has become a business and social necessity. Each vear sees its use increase as each season sees its efficiency increased and its price lowered. The number of factories increased in the past ten years from 57 to 316, the product from $4 ,7-18,000 to $191,722,000, the number of autos made from 3723 to 127,289 a year. The U. S. government census lists most of the motor cars as "pleasure or ianuly vehicles." Or those made in 1909, only 3288 were listed as "business vehicles" and comprised auto trucks almost exclusively. As yet There are but few of these in the Rogue River Aalley, but as the paved area in Medford is extended, the use of these auto trucks will be increased. rrlsco Oolnff to tho Dogs. SAN FHANCISCO, April 20. Tlio en try list for tho annual (1ok show of thci Qolden Gato Kennel club is by far tho1 largest In Its history. Tho opens May -I For tlireo days do;s of qvery description will bo on exhibition. Rock Spring Coal COUNTY TREASURER'S THIRTY- riRST CAT.I. rOB COUJITY WARRANTS. Htnto of Oiokoii, county of Jackson. Treasury Department, Jacksonville, Ore gon, April 25th, 1911. Notleo Is hereby slvon that tlicro an funds on linnd for tho redemption of all county warrants protosted prior to and f I oin Juno &tli, 1909, to August nth, 1909 both dates Inclusive. Interest censer on above called warrants, from datei called. Last call April 2Dtli, 1911, 29 JAS. M. CUONEMlM-nn. I Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon On hand all the time. Phone 1C02 BURBIDGE THE COAT; MAN. lTcklns for Health. Draperies Wo carry a very complete line of draperies, fnce curtains, fixtures, etc., and do all classes of upholstering. A wpcclal man to look after this work exclusively and will glvo as good service ns is possible to get In even the lurgist cities. Weeks & McCowan Co i t r RNYATIT. President J. A. PERRY, VIce-Prealdont v H s ., .. . , - Where to Go Tonight 4rmrr Mr. Clark wiih Interested In Medfoid ptnpuity ha vim; formoily boon Interested In tlio Capitol lllll addition near tlio city reservoir, but sold Ills Interests to Myeis Ciislek and Sharp who wore paitners Willi hlin. lie also owned a tract of 'ii acres adjoining Capitol lllll In wiilr Hhlp with John Aruell a Hen tlio eapltal iRt. It was tho Intention of Mr. Clink to build a itldni!e In tills tract this sum-nun- and with his itjuiKhtnr, take up a raalilaiu'o hero. I In indued throuuh Med fQrd a fw evenings ago for his home In l'ortland In Mr. Steplmns pilvato gar. OOVEimOH WEST BKOWS UIH HUMP Or ECONOMY KAI.1C.M, Ore., Apill IC In order mom thoroughly to ovonohlMi affulis nioiiud th Htnto enpltol building. Oovcrnor Wmtt Imh iued lustriu'tlonn to sll news ngrneltn to dlMtmatluut) bin MiilwcilptlnnM. It ItHM bmtn the custom In the governor' iifflee for the iHt many ohih to take Hlld pay for all the leading neviHpei In tU nlHte, but OoMMIior West finds lilt lUw tu ekpi'imlve, ml Iwllxves be ohii well do without any uper In hie office. NEW YORK WANTS DIRECT ELECTION Or SENATORS Al.HANV, N V., Apill 20 Uy a voto uf lUft to JO. the slaUuHseinbly bus IHtMMt'd a I' Kuliilimi fr (lie dueet elee llon uf I'nllid iittt s-iialurs The U'Nulullou alluds b.is p.issi d tlio hill-ut. JURY TO PROBE REBATE CHARGE CI.KVKIiAND. O, April 20 Tho fonn dnllou for a government Investigation of the United Htates Steel coiporatlon Is ex peeled to result tills afternoon fiom the grand Jury's action In probing alleged lebatlng by Ohio railroads. It Is under stood that Indictments will bo leturned against ono of the most Influential rail road men In the country a well as nu merous minor steel and railroad officials, GALLAGHER MAY GIVE UP CANDIDACY CHEF LEASES ENYART PLACE I,. A. Mcleod, formerly chef In the l.ouvio cafe In Portland, has leased the Knyart place on upper Koguo river and will cater to the appetites of the wa faror at that popular stopping plnce, after May 1, when he takes possession. CHALONER FACING . ANOTHER LAW SUIT THE ISIS THEATRE TEHEE BIG KEADEINER3 STILL KERB ; The talk of tho town pronounced by ; nil as tlio greatest dancor tboy havo ever seen Without an eiunl Ojion i challenge to all l'antages' circuit of fcrs 500 for his cqilal. GLEN nilLLIPS Jng-glor ;; Thtnneh flin vnuncest Inucler on the s road, ho accomplishes tho most dlffl- ! ( cult feats with tho greatest case and h I grace Don't miss him. JOE LEVY The funmaker of tlio 19th century To see him Is to lnliuli with a bunch 4 -,. " -.. - ,,i III Jiew nuilfin, Jliivvn Ullil uiiiilus, 11 i Zou don't know whoto to find him, i Just follow tho I WED. SAT. io crowd. SUNDAY MATINEE : imceels movixcj piotuui:.s-:j A Good Song by JIAKItV IiliAXCIIAUI) .r-rr-r-fr--m Landscape Contractor Wo dp tho grading for lawns and tcnnlb grounds, seeding nnd planting of shrubcry In fact do everything to make your homo a beauty spot. II. M. WILSOX. Phono Pacific 3141. Home. G. Medford --Horse Shoeing Shop- 128 South HarcUctt Street. Pacific Phono 1831 Home 21!Mt. C. L Allen, Prop. GIVK lTS A TRIAL ( fgjM SAN KHANCIHCO, Apill lid. Ill leav ing Sail Francisco on a seciet mission, In uonuectlon with the arrest of tho Me Nauiaras for alleged complicity In the Times dynamiting, fi lends of Labor Lender Andrew J. Onllaghcr today aia led to believe that ho Intends to glvo up tlio opportunity of becoming n can didate on the labor ticket for mayor of Han Kiauclsco nnd will fight tooth and null to prove tho Innocence of John, J. McNu;nntn, seeietaiy of the Internation al Association of llrldge and Structuial lion Woikcis. llejond the admission that liee would eventually airlvc In I, oh Angeles. Oallagher reclined to disclose his destination. 'TIS "JUDGE" MERRICK . IF YOU PLEASE: RICHMOND, Va, April 20. John Armstrong Chnlonci, Iiom telegram to his brother, Roliei t Chanler, 'who's luoy now," became a classic when "Sheilff Hob" and Madame Linn Cavnllerl purl ed, today has another couit fight In lew Chalouer declares ho will resist th order of a Now York couit that he shall pay a J3G0O aiiuulty to his ex-wife, 1'ilueoss Tioubetxkoy, thu novelist, un less she invokes all dower iightu on his pioperty. llo said, In dlsoiibslug the settlement: "Tln )u Incess never composeil a gi eater lonianee thuu when sjie wild I bnriowed JKD.OOU from her. Rut I liad decided not to notion that statement un til I learned she hud refused to rolln iiilsh her dowry rights. Now I'll try to re-open the case In my will I have left practically lav entire estate to the LTnl viI'hIUih of Virginia and North Cnioll na. and 11 becomes my duty to see that i tin an protictiil so they will g. t m 1 proper!) whin 1 dlt " Entlro cliango of program tomorrow. 2000 FEET OF X.ATJOHTER CLEVER FKOTOPLAY3 I OOOD MUSIO , i ONE DIME- Cr -NO MORE VOOD FOR SALE : HLOCIC WOOD : : ij!l l'EH LOAD : 'Jiouo Main 115 SI or leave orders at MEDFORD HARDWARE COMPANY F. E. MERRICK. Vlce-Prcsldttt JOHN S. ORTH, uasuier W. B. JACKSON, Aas't Cashlor. The Medford National Bank Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR KENT. A GENERAL HANKING IM'SIXKSS TRANSACTED. Vj SOLICIT YOUR PATKONAOE. rr-wvr HSfEgR flX". i JVS'Wlfe tt vf ,Cj'r:cifj I 'w flnl, n Cftlnnlinn niUMJ U OUIbbllUII of our small calces and specialties and you'll have n collection of as tompting and toothsome daintiest an wore ever set before a king. Don't bo too lato coming for yours, how over. Wo can never seem to bal;o enough no fcattcr how, many extra wo bake fresh daily. Medford BaKery (SL Delicatessen TOIM) CO. SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE HOME-MADE PIES AND PASTRY LADY COOK IN CHARGE. lumm mini hhmiiwiim 1 1 "Jgnjrj"nfcjiJMHjitajijui tmii KjyoajpngywwMrBEyani wwra iranawMMW Medford Concrete Construction Co. Manufacturers of GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE CRUSHED ROOK I NorthffiiJerside SCREENED GRAVEL Delivered to tiny part of city. C. J. SEMON, Mgr. Office: Vm I tfjro wors' Ilnnlc Rldfj. I'liono M. (152. WASHED SAND for Conerele for Urli-k Work for l'lnslerliif; Offutt Rprnes Auto Co. rrvrrrrs NATAT0RIU1M FRIDAY NIGHT ; Grand Masquerade oni Skatqs :: !; Prizes for most original! mi iiiiikl li1 i ti-iil rmi4Iri i wotiiiu. '.i itivi llllll wV. nut man. OW TIm llixoiifi' Jiulm- li" II Menlok now If Mm iliiiMi'. Am jircHlili'iit ot Hi i'l!y loiincll mill iii'IIiik niHyor In Hip uIikoiico uf Mayor Onion lie livlil IiIh flint ooui! tmluy. Anuthor Imnuli uf IioIhiw, novoii In immliwi liHlKHiiutnt In tlin olty J-ti 1 1 'I'ikim ilny iiIkIi! nml wlivu i1hinimI Wutluumliiy lunrnliiK uiMtl( it inplil kI hhh)'. Tlio umiihI miiu uf ulKlity contM vnt fnuiul In tint rrm"1. Mwnr ii(itm Mi'irlck miIiiiIuImIhihiI two flnuit In liU I'omt Votliicitlny muni Intr, oun of $& Hiul I'imtM to H Glottic fur illuil.ily I'niuliict, null ohm of $10 unit t'oatM lo h ill unk w lu wh fouml whiiiI I'lliiK illHiilt tilt xtrui'tn TuemlHy with JkO In koIiI In IiIh oi'Ki't anil whm Julluil to irvMil him fiom HiwnOlUK It. QUAXti CHOI' OUTLOOK EX0KrTIONAI.I.Y TINE SECOND PERFORMANCE GREATLY APPRECIATED A Binull I'"! nipnf itio aiili we wtt iu'dhihI tin mi i "ml iri furinuiu-i- of llw "CIiIiiihm of Nmuiuiul)" TuwtulMy cvin H ui tliv wiMira ImiiMi. Tliu imi uuumon maulfMitail ly ioiiiu uf Hum UhMiik lMit lit ll flrMt HlMKIri4M Wl WlMU'JH Hlll thu oiitiro lwrfuriiwiion wwil IUioubIi Willi u vim ami UmhIi iiiohi iiIwhmIhk tliojitt ll wUiiwkmhI U lli', V)n (lwlr.MHiropil club uniler wIkw ui lilufi Uw iiluy wun Blvew ivmlliiwl a iiotil Hiitn of money wMoh will b ximiI1 in liyanUfylnj; lle oly r Ih w- Uw innnnvr Uu uooivtx ih ru. Hl'OKANU. Wimh. April am. li tw IM'i'tM for w tt'roiil hi'hIii iii'p In mutant WuMlilnston mill Dtt'Koii, noith uml iwi tml IiIhIki Hllll wnMUru .MnlHHH vii' iiivi-r IwltiT nt thla time of tho ycr. HuorilliiK to iiiurtM from tuowern to tin SiokHliii ilmmlioi' of loniiiu'roi' It In -Milmatctl thai tin' Mluat iHip luii will U u mutter of Ml.UUO.OSS buahelx SEATTLE FIRE BOYS HAVE HARD BATTLE KI.'VTTI.i: ixli i-rll .'fi Onl (lllll llf tin KMlll fill III! II IIUIIll'.l in till' KllH MtlHilKi ll'lllHI' fill' lute .MMtll day ii'timln Imlitv In tin- luiHltnl ainl lint n lift- will lit' lout, It Ih I.. II.mmI 1'umI liMiit, Inn Iml from tho topmoHt point of thu hft-foot IhiIiIiu' whli'li ml Upwwl, wiih tlio in out itei'lnuoly Injuroil, hut lit' Iihm i'HiH'il Internal woumU. Tap twin M. lliittimliNji mill I'MiKiiiiui Mooio tifil xrv yi't Ih the luwpltHl. V. II. Clark, imw Hro vUM, was Inl tlattMl to 1'oininanilliik' a fight on a IiIk flru within thi lioui'H wfti'r liln np IHiiiitinent. He lil the nit'it llku a vol (ran. - lluiulrotlM of wmiitMi llnluK the watoi- flllllt KftlT till' t'lotM Of IlllHlni'UM, w it- lit'MMxl tlu fall of Ihi ftivuu'ii. BPOKAN1! WII.I. HAVE WOMEN VOLIOE OrriCEBS SPOKANI4. Wauli, April ! HpoUm will ImM' wonii'ii polli'f offlci-rtt In Uk publh' paiku thl Mummir If tho i' - i oiiiaifiiilatlonx of Colonel V. J. C. Wuk. Two D.ays Only Spoclnl Snlo of Steolea Mastodon Fauales. All in Blossom. 33 CENTS PER DOZEN TOE TWO DAYS ONLY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AIUIIX. 35 AND 3C. J. Oroadley&Co. SMITH APARTMENT HOUSE 317 SOUTH UIVEBSIDE AVENUE Thirty completely furnished Apartments for Families Das Ranges nnd Xlghts Freo Telephones Speaking' Tubes, Call Dells Private Baths New, Clean nurt Sanitary For Apartments apply at Premises W.M.Smith Prop. Automobiles BUILDING SPECIALTIES COMPANY gW A full lino of Mixed Paints, Leads, mTgjTra. Oils and Varnishes. Coiupleto stock nKS'ajSmS. of Cnbots' Creosote Sliiuglo Stains, aulES LTfiTiTi Wootl rliit3' Dry i,aints and kb- PmiUvflc Cal1 at tl10 s'8" ot lll Suu and )fnfV 5J XOllTII KAUTLUTT ST. BapaaaWBaBiaBBBajaiaBiaBaaBBBiaBBaaBMBSBaaaiBBaBaiaaaaaBBaBBBBaajaaBaaaawaBa QENERAL OVEnHAULING & MAOniNB REPAIRING. First-Class Workmanship Guaranteed. PHONE MAIN HU31. Corner Central Ave. anei 8th til Medford, Or. From $1 to $65.00 A Thoroughly Good One For $4.00. Mediord Book Store in., iiuixhu ot Hiaiiauca or uu i mini r,M Hl,tlK ,,r,.aWont ttiiaii hkmiiIkm of' tiUlra IfiNtilimmt of ncrU'ulture In ,,le lMrk w,,,,,,!!,,,,, Hlw earrlo.l out i h iviioit that tlu. prant lomllllon of Tia wmm.iioii m irerwl rul. uml Mint.r wheat In Waahlnglon and Onon lvjrutaUlU(t, w,eh w -Mbm,lt,.,, to U 7 ji-r t t of normal. mP"ita to. lu. t.lt). ooinmlMloter for inral an.l a, t.i.-).ar nr(i of for Waahhwlu u V1MS.,(1 lh4lt th p,,oln, , ' ton anil l Mr Orwi t hh HVrag' ,vomw, M1U. NxHI ,-rl) n vt of kS.i nr i-i-nt for tK UiiUa) Jjt8t. ,no,h, (joiojjel WakMlvttl wi)H t'nt Idaho aiMtwa k jn-r ivm wai to a- ,xllllo th, pri,n-r, ,,ur,M-a ta , ,, IM Jlir lonuuum i m ', w.unm aa m.lle offlntra on II... u..., . m. M ' "" for . ii i I.. Notice. jColIcn l liorehy Blvmi tlwt il uewlKiied win ujuiiy at tln ihm.1 rKi jiiMtlJiK of tliv olty iwuiioil of lit n of Medford, OrK"n. on May S. 1S11. f u IIooiimu to Hull apliltuoiiM. vlnotia un malt llquori In quuntltlwl I'M 'JUn Kttilun, ul HiWr lilncii" of huHnm ut ?1 1'r.ii.t tt'. in !hl fl I y for o in-rlnil it H lIllllltllH M P J AIM Pati-il April 21, 1U11 , 000- -C .' -- -u-- - i turn, aaai aprwc waaj i iw want iw uhlph nm,y phiWrtm llMwnbl,. WaalitMHton ! rH' unWM. wmw ,leVM lhe pUn Mif , , ih.. tonyanr avtr aMdlUtMi of l ' geaafully In other niU tatrkH fi tin ...untrN wae . p. r iiit. Aa thera e.Mnmio,,,,,, WH ,,ot M. ,lli)t ,,, iiaa U..H (.Wialy of wa44Mt-i during t h i amvn , ,ppo,niw, art , H,.HI h , Mli.i..r minima. m ntrtn.ra , inrr, ,.,, URlforwi, but u , llwl.nM mm. ,,.. , ., ,.rt11,,0 l..i ua.n to hi'lU'tf that tlif aprtnt 9.r wollrrw ,h4t dtMtnvtUi. drvaa will oll IH)MI COMIOIUS. wii.ut vid aiau will U larf ono thla worn Uf ,h offC,,rs nl(1i,,. mu i y cnn wir your house, or do re- ""mM' . H ta vmr,m'" i"rt "r lw l ! tMlr work o. tho service you now swim. X4k. a ECV. It., J'Jli ?1 "' w 8 '0U l0d- 0U mi iuiiik iii. Airii St- Ac iv-Menta of tin it n-e .ommiaaioii he work. Promuiness and satlsfac- i.n.imtt i. ii. ..I i a.i or iwi rioutii l'air win a.Hin imr a fuu.t of ?! oo. wo. ot- Hon uro two otbi'r ossontlHU that un.. i i. .win u i . n iimt not oni fun ,..i ..i a i... ,nt . i.. Hon ta utHl ami you'll always jtt here. BUiiu ih' . .in. K mil i a Ku(i( ..,.i- unpin... Mllv l.'jl, for ' M I l IV II Jl .I.KIltl) - , . m m thu ) . i. i . ,. i . t t .h in. hh uf Aiuerlcaua Holeaitd. flh, larui' inouali ror mo main eoura WAXHINUTi'N'. I. C, April ; It.' Uta thv I'd.- tin il dmn. i Tit a hen ih p. ilinif to tin- hi it,- il.i tin.nt (,..la nf ttw In.li ' i k .in. Iii.t wili.l. Mr I ', Si.iI.h . ". .1. 1 1 1 S, Imi ii. K. i ii In I'llcirnin m i n' . II. win i . i i. ,nf in). i i, i..i,.i UB.' It f" ' I v'lrf I V l . - . l - il l ,l trlim, i riWJPiPar. TT TTTLfRTlVm v Jft. JtVi ,-flL-A wJ 7 JLf Vy STEAM AND ISO! VVATCR HEATING i All Work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable COFFEE.N & PRICE HOWAUl) IlLOCK, EXTKANOK OX Oth STKKET. I'HOXE 303 WE SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMER 16-INCH WOOD - Oak, S.OO; Fir, $7.00; Pine, ,f(i.00. 3 Tier to Cord. Will J3cgm to Ship May 15. Phone us at Butte Falls. BUTTE FALLS LUMBER C0. Medford Iron WorKs E. G. Trowbridge, Prop. FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumpa, Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. MOTOlt HKt'AIMXCI naT uioxs TANS, i.'IXTl'KES. CraterLake Wiring Co. no. ts- oinu iiun.i:rr ST. MACHINES PLEASE) Double Disc Records 65c Medford Music Shop M.M'VI.Y .V CO., J2tl w l.vr M 1N sriU'KT Th W CflL J- F eeiin Isn't it nice to conio to a nice, now, clean, upto date store like this and at tho same time' feel that you were perfectly safe in every purchase? Safe, first, because you know absolutely that the quality would bo all that could be expected. Safe, secondly, because you could trust tho store to make a right price and not have that fooling that because one article you bought was cheap that tho next would be too high in jrice in order to make up for the one sold too low. Try our GOLDEN GATE COFFEE, PURE WHITE FLOUR and PURE BAKERY PRO DUCTS. ALLEN GROCERY CO. 32 SOUTH CENTRAL AVE.