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PAGE TWO JIKtWORll "rTT, TRIIJT'N'K. WIWOHU ORWIOV. 'IM'KSDAV. M UiCll 12. IIMi!. OGAL AND PERSONAL L Mr. Halo, tho Medford music Minn, pr'fcBontcd Tablo Itock Sunday school with a now organ stool Saturday. Frc'd batch, an employe of tho itoguo' River Krult tiBsoelntlon, charg ed with tho placing of a lllno coinno nTtloh used lri fruit spraying In Hear crook, was discharged In Justice Tay lor's court Monday aftornoon. Uvl denco "was Introduced to show that llmo had flowod Into the oreok through the city soworB and that the blniuo could not bo attached to tho dofendhnt. Kodak finishing, tho host, at Wes ton's, opposite book store. Carrol Newell of Now York City, who' has been visiting his old college chnm, It. H. Lincoln, and Mrs. Lin coln for tho past tow dayas, loft Mon day for Portland on his return trip to tho Empire state. ' It you dcslro all that Is in your kodak film tako it to Weston's, op posite tho book store. Police Judge Johnson of Grants Pass was In the city Monday attend irig'to business In connection with tho "blind pig" cases in Josephine coun ty. Judge Johnson claims tho dis tinction of being tho first magistrate in southern Oregon to order tho con fiscation of liquor. Having bought a lot of coal at a low figuro we are closing it out at a .price at which It Is bound to go within tho nost weok. Inquire. of Eads Transfer Co. or J. V. Mitchell W. 11. Barr loft Monday night for Oakland. Cal., where he will Join Mrs. Barr. Both Mr. and Mrs. Barr will return to Mcdrord about the first of April to spend the summer in this city. Matt Calhoun of Phoenix was a vis itor in the city for a few hours Mon day. E. O. Weston, commercial photog rapher, negatives made any time or place by appointment. Phone M. 1471 W. II. Goss of Salt Lake, who has been In the city on some mining busi ness, left Monday for Portland. C. 0. Inman, Jr., was a visitor in tho city Monday. After spending the day with his father. C. C. Inman, he returned to his homo in Ashland. Tho Medford Conservatory of Mu sic and languages is the only music school in southern Oregon with a full corns of teachers. G. Talllandlor, director. Send for catalogue Sam Swenning, assistant supervisor of tho forestry service, will leave this afternoon for Los Angeles on a three weeks' visit. Mrs. Swenning will ac company him home. She has spent the winter in the south. F. L. Pearce, a miner of Poorman'a creek, was in the- city Monday ex hibiting some very fine ore. See A. K. Ware, room 19 Jackson County Bank building, for all the Information about Pacific Mutual Life or Accident Insurance. 323 Rev. B. P. Smiley, presiding elder of the Free Methodist church of the Oregon district, left Monday for the south, after conducting services in tho Free Methodist church of this city Sunday. II. Oliver of Gold Hill was a visitor In the city .Monday.' Ladles, have your suits made by a tailor who knows how. Berlin, Cen tral Point. 322 C. J. Soaman, who recolved a bro ken foot a few weeks ago by the fall ing of a heavy tlmbor, is able to be about on crutches. Professor P. J. O'Gara will addroes tho Men's club 'of the Congregational church of Ashland Tuesday night on "Tho Progress In the Study of Dis ease of Animals and Plants." Hose, D'AnJou and Uartlett poars. First-class tieoe. and don't buy Troin anyone, largo or small ordors until you seo mo and I'll save you money. II. B. Patterson, Quaker nursory man, Nash hotel lobby. W. J. Grace of Beagle Is spending a few days In Medford. Claudo Iiiiuuun expects to Icavo Wednesday for an extondod oaBteru trip. 8. A. Newell, ladlos' tailor, 4th floor M. F. & II. Co. bldg. Chief of Police Illttsou is spend ing a few days t home wrestling with an attack of la grtppc Mr. McMillan or Chicago, who re cently purchased an orchard tract in tho valley, has arrived to remain In, the valley. Fancy brick Ice cream at McDow ell's. Udgur S. Unfor expects to leave Saturday on a luminous trip to Sun Francisco. Sonator Von dor Hellou of Wollen left Tuesday for home, utter a visit of n day In Medford. I. Vawter Bponf Tuesday at Grants Pass on business. John D. Olwoil returned Tuesday from 'a visit at Seattle. Something now, "Grapo Purple," at McDowell's. Porter J. Ncff spent Tuesday morning at Ashland on legal busi ness. District Attorney Mulkey left for Ashland Tuesday to look after n number of cases to come bet ro Judge Cnlkins In chnmbors. Federal vacuum cleaner. Home phono UC6-L. A. E. Mnbeo, 233 S. Ivy street. 3 IS Mr. Wllkio 1ms returned to Phoe nix nftor an extended tour of tho east and Is surprised to find spring In all hor glory here In March. Auction ilo of household furnl-i turo, Wednesday, 10 a. in. 31 S So.i Newtown. 303 L. A. Rose is somewhat hotter I after having his log amputated Just below the knee. Carkln & Taylor (John II. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank building, Medford. F. B. Oat man of Talent was in Medford last Saturday. Auction sale of household furni ture, Wednesdny, 10 a. m. 3 IS So Newtown. 303 Mrs. W. U. Coleman of Jackson ville spent Sunday at Mrs. A. S Furry's at Phoenix. Roses are a specialty with II. B. Patterson, nurseryman, Nash hotel, O. E. Blackington of Gold Hill spont Tuesday in Medford. Frcdorlck Pclouze of Eagle Point was a Medford visitor Mondax. Real homo mado bread at D9 Voo'a. GIRLS IN KNEE BREECHES AT PARTY FIVEN FOR CHARITY. Weeks&McGowanCo. UNDERTAKERS Day Fuono 2371 Xlffht riiontil T, W. Waoka 3071 A. B. Orr, 309! SAD ASSISTANT. Joe Hurd, city recorder of Ash land, spent Tuesday In Medford. Seo R. A. Holmes, Tho Insurance Man, ovor Jackson County bank. Dr. J. F. Roddy is expected to re turn home Tuesday evening from a visit to his mining property near Leland. Home baking and salads. HO North Front. Phono order. Home 273-L. The effects of the colonist rates from the cast are now seen daily at tho Southern Pacific dopot. Five families got off tho No. IS in this city today. The majority had friends on hand to meet them. Miss Anna Towno of Phoenix hns returned from an extended visit in southern California. C. W. Woods of San Francisco is visiting friends In Medford. He was a former resident of this city. Don't forget that the Fish Market has fresh fish, crabs, oysters and dressed poultry every day in the week. We also carry a good line of cheese and lunch goods. Come in and see us. W. H. Kcnworthy & Co. 305 J. C. Dillon of Ashland was in Medford on a short business trip. ' William W. Hanlon of Eugene, with his brother, "Frank II., has ar rived in Medford and may make Ills futuro home here. iju jx.j i 11...11 ii ii ii iii" b r ir i i rr i ip i i hi i i ",''"",,1""",,ll aaaaBKaaaaaKmur , ' , Wfr: 'rr .kViK&'i I mmMmmmmmmmmmmtuMmmmmtmmmamLjm nr C&CL&G&2 HARRY LANE POKTI.AN'D, .March U Dr. Hum one, Inriuorlv mayor of I'mlliml, li looniiMiloted hi recent (Uvm-'Ioii lllll in IT-OlltOl' -HuMtlrn and todnv nit iituiufotl that lie wn u onudlilnto fur I "itod State MMintor mi the domo-i-rutu tii'Ket. ivtitioiw to m' hi-, iwiiiir iyi the ptiumi'N IihIIkI licfore .Mn roll 'JP when the time limit lor 'rilitiir petitions on uhw. will n put jo crciiltiton In nr otl immikIhw immcdinlely. i HMM J&WAMi& COX J&J3V &&nr&r JUDGE LOVETT ILL II SALT I.AKK CITY. Huh. Mm-h ). - Juilii Robert S. I.ovetl, elmit nuin if the executive committee of the II.UTiiiwui liuc today is lyiiif ill in his print or. luiviiiff lieti too ill In lec it when it iirrivcil Iure. Tlic I llarrimnu ot't'ieiils who mv vvtli tluttm I Loved denitul tluil lie in riiiulv i Jmlge Lovi-lt uill lonvu fur t ti en.st tixlav if Ins I'tuiilitiuti iK'nuilx. WIFE PUNCHED HIM BUT HE LOVES HER NAGLE DEFENDS TAFT A8 PLATFORM FULFILLED INDIANAPOLIS. Miiuli 13. Jii( upwi-li lnulliK Vio.lilmt Tixfl'n ml lnltilRtrHtlou an the einnplifHi fulfill uent of all the republican platform "liMlgi( uf m OS niul u m riot continu ation of piillclcM InniiRiirntcd by ('ul nol UooHcvolt, MocrHtiiry Nnol m'ul' u vlROioim ntincl. Inut lilnht nil ih dvofnt jjf mnh JtovoinniontHl i-lmuR . (ho liutintlv. mid mtet ftuluin niul I ho roi-nil. "'T. aoirwtnry Nol ilorlured pulillo Incit n' trjlutt ' oonfuw the puhllo mlnil tliwt tltAy "Iiimy mlluni prum Ikcr tti which they euiiuul biiocoh-.. fully I hld," ami tlmt "I ho n-utll t JnUitil would )imW ttliuiiioiH of mon ami deter intm f liidnpoutlomo uml onpnolty from urcopllim ponlllmm f trust. " The efforl of Prouldent Tfl t cinry out the iI1sni of lil nrt. Nu Kt'i rivJd. In ought no Hi'kiiDWludgiiioiil friiin hi I'-imbllfHi dolrnrtei SAN -' AN CISCO. .Mwvli t'A "You tunc a punoli in onoh Iimik! niol Ntui iiro -oino kirker, hut I le yimj nil the hHine mud Arthur lrnuoi- Colontal costumes, with satin knee breeches, stocklnjri of white, pink nnd black silk, ami starcheil watets wltli wide lace collars, wore styleji for women h onlmnoo on U (lrst floor to tho cold ballroom on tha nliictconth Btorv. li.ill, Hl oi H liullioilHirc lirehl Tho event was n Martha Washington party given for charity by the Wicker toof, when he mot hi wife in tltt ot'- Park (Woman's Clab. Some of those who took part were the Misses Fleischer, Cox and Priest, all prominent in C'mcago tocicty, ROGERS GUILTY OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER SAN' FRANCISCO. March 12. John y. HoKern is awnititu; sentence for killing Henjnmiu Goodman, the jury Iiaviii.' found him guilty of mur der in the first decree. As the jury made no recommenda tion for life impribonmeiit, the way i open for u death sentence for the murderer. Honors on November IS, killed Goodman, a jewelry KiilcMiinu, in the bitsemeut ot a wliole-ule pro duce company mid rohliod him oi ."j,U00 worth of jewels. Judge Willis of J,os Angelen sot .March 10 as the day for paxuing neuteiice, COWLEY ELECTED MAYOR CITY OF CENTRAL POINT At the olty election held in Central Point Monday, "W. A. Cowley was elected mayor and J. O. Isaacson treasurer, both two-year termu, with out opposition. Little Intchost was manifested In tho day, and tho elec tion pussud off ipiletly. Tho mayor-olcct has been a resi dent of Central Point for about two yoara. Ho Is a largo phoperty holdor and is senior member of tho Rogue Rivor Hardware & Plumbing com pany. He is aleso uresldent of elm pany. He is also president of tho Central Point Y. M. C. A., and Tvas Instrumental Jn Us organization. Previous to locating in southern Ore gon ho resided In Concord, N. II., whoro ho served as uldermun and vlty recorder. TONGS THREATEN i PORTLAND'S CHIEF! PORTLAND, March 12.- Hocaii-e lie has interfered with the local Chi nese tons; war and attempted to end it, various warrin: factions in China town have got together and decided to nsMssinute Chief of 1'olieu Slover according to informtiiiott given .Sto ver today. "J will not tell where I j?ot my in formation." said Slover, "font I want to sny that ''So Chinamen are going to run Portland or tho x!ice dewrt ment. '"1 will iestie orders for )wtriIuiti to go after tougmen doubly hurd now and the Orientals will learn that threat don't $uty ux." A few days ago fifty Chinei were rounded up on vagrancy charges lw cntine the rival tongs declined to sign u peace pact. CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN THURSTON WILL CASE SAX DIEGO, Cnl., .March In state Senator Wriaht, -hief counsel for Katherino Tingley. defendant in tho Thurston will suit, in whih George L. l'atferon seeks to have his mother's will st aside bcaute she left the hulk of her fortune to tho Thcoiphist leader, started I lis nrgiiinutil to the jury tody. Judgo E. T. Smith, another of Jfr. Tingloy's lawyers, completeii hi argument by scoring George L. i'ot- ter.-on for drinking iuloxieutiug liu uors and for continually making trouble in his family. C1TV TKI'ASL'Hieit'S NOTK'K. Notice Is hereby given that there aro fund In the city treasury for tho redemption of Warrant No. 108 wntor main improvement fund No. 1!. Interest will ceimu after this date. GUS If. 8AMUKL8, City Treasurer. Dated March 11, 1&12. TO END BIG STRIKE LAWKKNCK. Ma-., March 1-'. With a committee of strikers con lorring in Itostoti with President Wood of the American Woolen coru imny regarding the ending of the big textile strike, absolute quiet prevail ed here today, Tbatrikurs ijiomen tarUv 0xpoettt'urlIfrDlu the commit tee that the differences between the owner and opcrativr have hc-n amicably adjusted. It wn announced today that tic strike cnminittee would i.tuo a re port S4MU1 showing the receipts and the relief etixmdi tores made during the life :' the -truggle. ET T ON STOCK EXCHANGE NLW YOKK,.Mnrch 12 -Kxpectn-tlons of nn;thor day's activities wore not realized today on the stock mar ket. Illinois Central declined halt a point. Wwtwn Union and An.i conda Copper nhnwed aome activity Lett lull Valley, tho feature of yester day' market, waa neglected. The markoi clotted aulut, none of the humes shnwlnx more than a frac tion of gain or taw. Honda were Itaady. Four More Dreadnnujihls. LONDON, March 12. -The llriti h naval cntimulea, made public in the limine of coiiipions today, proide lur four dreiiiliianghts, eight enii-or:, twenty de-.troyoi'M and a ntiuibcr oi xuhinnritie-. A SNAP 00 acres, six miles from Medford, vriifl ttrtt,A vifiit frtiuuttu ilirt imtt V()TirT' to 'rovriTirnnw ttU fre0 ""' at ?5 "or a('ro' ?100 v Ii i i !ON, '( ",' , !wl liaw'lle. oW torinii on balance. Notice Is hereby given that plan. , , m,lttM a ,d spttclficatlons for building to bo , th(J erected near Talent, Oregon for he , Timber onough to pay for tho Sottthem Oregon Hxperlmout Stu llu, fc fl ,, may bo obtained at the office of !'. . ., Clark, architect, Medford, Oregon, 'K u,Btr"'t: for tho purpoNo of uubuilttlng bids. ! Kf T" VVHk tK). Oo 1,1.1,. ....... l. ,,...1... i ..... ... i... I A nm mm -mm . undorslgncd bercru Mnrch 21, 10J2. The Kxporlmetit Htatlon authori ties rofjorvo tho right to reject any and all blda. T. C. ItKI.MIOR, Illl Medford, Orogon. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTBD Plowing to do by man with tuam. Phono 7401. 308 RAILROAD COMMISSION CONSIDERS THE CANAL SAN' I-'UANf'ISCO. March ly. The ruilroud coinmission today uu iioimces an open meeting here on Fri day, March 3."j, for tho purposo of considering the Pamimu canal hill, now pending before congress. The questions uf tolls and whether or not btenmship lines, owned nnd controll ed by railroad companies, shall bo pormilted to engage in constwi-e I''011 SALli-Thrco Cryatal While trade ia tho ciinnl, will ho gicu OrnlngJon cockerels. KcHr-iuaim i &lccinl eotibiderution. ' "twin '-" South firnpe. WANTWD Small camp by eldorly woman. Experienced cook, Addroas Po 22, care Mail Tribune. 307 . Wflnt ft njc0 homo? Look at New Cottage For 5aie Another ono of the new, artistic 6 .room bungalows nearly completed. Do you I"0U UENT Modern 0 worn home ' , . t with range. Call at 404 W. 2nd " Weioro you uuy. xiihuuu fit. 308 H, E. Gates 23 Rose Ave, fioo of her attorney, today. "Ymi put mo in tho hotpitnl and I thntight you'd drie mo crnxy, hut I'll take another ehiiuco." Ho abandoned hit dioive -uu agiiint her. SjnopU of tho Annual Kiat-iiionl or 'llu- CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY of St. Lonla. In the 8tuto of MNsoml. on th Sim Any f Deremlw. UUI, made to tho liKuvauce t'oiiuiillonoi- or the ato of Oreg. luimuant to law : CAPITAL. Amount of capital paid .ip f 3DO.000.oo INfOMIS. Premium received durllil tho year tit uu 6ll,8l.6 Iniorem. rilvhlanUt. ami rmt vicir. d rlM i h vear 30. 1 11.IT Va" hiconie . .f.Tt.TH.3 msnintauMRNl'a. I..h.w (Mid during tua yoar . 134 .$ PUIdandH paid rturlim the year n ranllal alwlt. f 4,000,00 CommlMluiia autl aalarlw paid durlim lU fr. , Lia.1?I.ri Taxot. llciitw, and fewi paid during th yiwr. . . tl.051.Bt Amount of al) othor .xioHdlturta 8i,0J.iB ...l.-, a, Total MPtudltiirea Pt,tT I.o? AWDCTif, ' Value of stock and bntitla owuwl J6IT.1 19.00 LuaaH on HwrtHi and collateral, ole .IJT.300.W C'aah In baaki and on hand ' IB,!3B.1 ProniluiUB In iimiraa ot milleetlau ami In Unt- miwUiii n YZ' .I'll lntcrt and reuta due and accrued lO.UBH.ag i Total aaaeu admitted In Orogou ,,..,..... T,03 LIAIlILITIIti. Croat rlHliim for Inane unpaid, ? 1I,,IM3 Anmnnl of unearnwl prwailiima on all niitautiitliil ilakH UT.li8.30 All other liatillltlea i.173.00 Total llablHtlea 8 13.8k.. k Total Inaurauie In forre I)reuibr 31 w till 383.t3H.t03 KUMINIClM IN Ult.MQON I'OIl TII1I YBAn. Total rlrka written during the rar I (Snarn preiultima roct'lvoti during tho year. . , Premium! returiu'd during ht year ahuh paid during lh jear I.oaaea Incurred ilurlng thn yrnr Total amount uf rUka outataitdlag In tirKui liot.uilir St. 1111 Uy JAH II. CAItlt. Vlr PrcaldMU Statutory roaldont general agent and atiniy for inN Jm J. laMinl It. A. ll(M..Mli, UoKldriil Agotil. Ontmool Crisps (By Mr: Mary J Lincoln, Amlhor Bottan CooM too J Mrtt (hip roumled tutilvftHM'ii Cottolrno nnl onr-tmlf ctiti nUKitr In iin-lmir run hot iti Ilk. mill iiiir-lmlC .'wl teuupKHin salt, one t(inptn I'ltxin Julrt. oim run rcllcNl ite (uiu'ooketl) niul cikoikIi Kru Imm Hour to ninko n no ft tlottli Drop from n teuMpoon hdiup illiitaiivo Bpnn, (in n arHl pun. xlmc with n wrt knlfo nml tmkn In inuiliTatn ovrri. Or. ntlil morn Hour niul roll ttiln. cuttttis n JestrsJ. It ii intcrcstiiiff to note the in by Mri. Lincoln of Cotiolcne the jwrfect shortening. Hundred of cooking ex perts arc now using this cooking fat exclusively. r..3M -s t :: . 4 1 m; s.a&s t ;..ut,n .i r. ;:. i no '. t;i.i i, i Valley Second Hand Store Buys and Sells Second-Hand Goods. Copper, Rubber, Brass, Etc. H. J. PILCKER, Prop. 15 North Rr Home a "it Poll a(172 Don't Wear Glasses bofoie you have had It proved to your hp t Inflict Ion that your troub le will bo removed by their uao. At tho proai'iil day, loo many KhiaHUM are aold xlmply for what Ih made out of them, without iiuy regard to the oyea. What you need la a thoroughly uoitud, lionuMt, HtralKhtforward opinion, Hii)ported by tin iioccm aury aklll. experienco, (iiiallficutloii and reputation. I explain plainly and fully why your oyea need Klnaaoa, nnd Klvu you every proof of tho houcfltH you will kiL from their iiho. My ll yeura oxporlunco and the beat 0itical CollngoH are hoblntl my muthoda. Dr. Rickert Over Kontnor'H Medford Concrete Construction Co. J M.uuifiirtiilciH of (tlarcil Cotncut Souor Pipe nml IVutcnt llnilu Tllo Mcali'i'a In W'li-licd Sitntl, (inui'l nml Ci'iiImmI l(M'k I'm1 our Haahed material for your" concrete work. imi nave fruit'iit and faulty conatrurtlou Drain your land with ceimiiii tile. It'a alronairat and nvorbuttiiK. Of fire: Kartoi). PrultKmwors (JUT (Hit PUKjIiS .North ltlveral.l" Ac Hank llldtr. Phnn CoiiiMitiiin Why Salves Canl tmt Ecscms FM( Ihf rl.1.filiAnd tiior .f rur-1 lr-n'l' ImiI i.ir xh'x- . run r..-m-tna rIMi tilt oittt ll U'" l'l"l h "' i. "! n luiihiy .i IIm Ur mr n lli.il Klell up liy KtlfiitlrilM, timiiy Ultti Mil I' I I', ("c I''" U n Ml p .11 wilvrd Imvii Ixcn Iritxl for kUiii li. ' aiVf 'n u trtl m .i.nir tr :. ontu llul it Han tmiitl fouiltl lliUl tlo MUVtrt. ll:.,l Will I" ilitilKIt I'i Hi"'' ll lily tlok' iIim iri.ii hiiiI onnnt iH-nvtrai to ilm Iniirr iihlu Iwlnw Hi fiittlrrailn or i-..ur all ultirr lining lib run Iln. rt.'riiiion i" ih' ll "! r.in'l Hiiikv tn u. I'Ut Unn'l Bci'vpl buiiiu ble pr"" iiiillliil wliprn Hit. ucicuw urai Htm lo'laist. Thi- lit' 'timllty f inirmiiur lirutiably expl.ilmi (Ii Irwii'ii-luiin tc ct of tliv wll kin'wn ll'iul'l m'smia rrmfily. oil of winli.rr.n. thymol, air ctrliip. rlr, un ci!iiouiiiltt In DOli 1ri.NprlllMnn. Wii tiavo Nuld other mm'ltN for nklii 1 1 "t yuu nut a tout. Mi:il-'OUI PIIAIUMACV Mul If Tim mm In our utor ' NrnrUn if whlil H.fl' Will dn for y.i-i Uml orrr yuu m run mi imttic. n tti Im p rcnip If yni 4o Hot fi"! that f nKr mwv Ihn lh AT IWCT.. II NOTICE TAUYAW NWCTH TTAUYEW I'NWONH ThciHO lottgra form u hIokuii, To tho fltHt potHou HOinlliig In a correct unawor boforo March .'Hat, wo will prcHont a valtmblo prize. AddrcHs X, Mall TilbuiU' MAR1NELLO van Pimples and Blackheads CAN BE CURED No matter how difficult tho cuao, nor how Iiuik It haa litrii'd, MiuIiikIIo 'ri-Kiitinout will poNltlvoly Improvu any wklu In a fiw daa. A complelo euro la only a matter of peralateuce. Matitiollo oiieratora do not pretend to enter the (irovltiro of llio phyulelau. Moal of their work la douu by reiptoat of inuinlit'tn ot that profoaalou who have no time to kIvo to thla kind of work, ol reiptlre their putlenta to liavo Niioelal euro. If you liavo even the flrat aymptoma of thla trouble, InvcatlKuti) at nmto. Do not lot u day paan without chorkliiK thla ti'inlincy, Do lay will only nonraii tlm akin and mitlm tho Improvomout alouur. Pull, free oxplanatlon to all who doalro Information, t'.ill or telephone, COItA K. iri'LUY PlionoH 1175 1, :il:lK Marinello Shop 1(17 ''aiut'tl-Corcy ltld. OUAIirATI' OPIIItATOIt J)ON'T buy a watch by the case. The movement is the im portant thing. We sell the most reliable move ments iii the world namely, the Waltham. We carry the WALTHAM WATCH in all grades each grade the best possible time-picco at its price. You cannot make -a mistake if you buv a Waltham, ' "It's Time You Owned a Waltham" See our torapjclc display of Adjwstcd Wnltlmnw of the Colonial .Scries. Mndc as thlu oj it la safe tP mal;o u reliable watcJi, MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler Ntiar PoMtoffiou K.