The Medford mail., June 17, 1898, Page 7, Image 7

The RACKET is Closing Out at SLAUGHTER PRICES
OTliL liatlrc? Ilrae of Mxx' Ready Mcicle Olotlxlng.
Wishing to invest the money in other Lines for the Fall Trade we have decided to make this Sacrifice
and Give Our Friends the Benefit. Gome Early.
see our bargain COUNTER. O. Xv. WEBB, The Racket Man.
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CITY HAPPENINGS. 1
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Nut for your; nut alnoo tliu diiyn
whun thu uatlvo Americana hold (nil
sway la thomipiirta Ima thoro boon auoh
u dulugo ol rnln nawaaoxiiorloncod lust
Vrlduy, It wna along iiliuut two o'cluulc
In tliu afternoon wliun thu rnln begun
fulling and thu drops were largo, oloao
together und mmo woro roul wot and
some wore froxon wut ubuut t ho al,o
ol a Imlf Brown now potato na largo
iih largo hull atones, lit lunat. Hut, good
graoloiial how tho ruin did oomo down
line! the hull, loo. Why, goo whl.l thoro
wua water nukiououp to a goaung on
tho high plaona and whuro thoro wua n
dopromilon worthy of tho nuino tho
d nml I boy win Healing ubout on u rufl.
Tho Hood utoa wuro jiint naturally
opened und thoro wua considerable dii
lay In gotting thnm oluaod, Tho hull
which full did uotialdorublo damage,
hut, fortunutoly, thla wua not ua gen
orul throughout tho valley ua wua tho
rnln. Anil thundor und llf htnitiir
thuro waa lola of It. Thono laioplo who
huvoonmpod on Orogon aoil for ulinoht
nlwuya woro allocked quite badly aoino
inoroHO by tho oaroluaa frouka of thla
exploding olootrlolty. It la n vory un
uauitl oooiulon on tho I'uuillo oouat for
thla bottlod up oluolrlolty to pop tho
cork out ami lio out among tho donl
ton for rolllo und kicking tho crooks
out of and Into tho huuaohold goodi
und othor mlacullunooua nrtloloa. There
wna no lloonao (or auoh mud caiwra und
protoat hua boon fllod against tholr
re-ocaurronoo boouuto thoy uro out
catalogued for use on tho Pool lio coast.
Lat wook wo asld thut W. J. Prull
had loft Modford, going with hi plo
luro painting out lit, but ho didn't go.
flo atnyod In Modford, alnoo whloh
tlino ho hua aold hla furnlluro und fix
ture In tho Comtnorolnl hotel to Mm.
Chlldora. widow of Bponeor Chlldora,
who la now In chargo of tho pluoo.
Mr. Prull, hla wlfo, mothornud brolhor
loft tho Drat of thla wock for tho north.
Thn women folk will vlall frlonda In
Washington for a fow wcoka, uflor
which thoy will return to tholr homo
In tho eaal. Tho oldor Mr. lJrnll will
remain In Modford until full whun ho,
too, will Iciivo for tho enst. t,liiia.
Trull, who aturtod aoulh luat wook
with a nluturo nnditlnir outfit, only
want M tar ua Yrokn. Ho hna roturncd
to Modfoid und will "hit the trull" In
nn oppoalto direction In tho aurao
lino
On Monday evening of luat week,
Juno nth. Mr. und Mra. I. A, Wubbgnvo
n party to tho graduating oliiaa of tho
Modford hlirhaohnol, inoro pnrtloulurly
In honor of Chun. Dunn, ono of tho clam
monitors, who hua alnoo loft for ttoaton.
A vory ploaaiml ovonlng of nmuaemunta
wua onjoyod on tho houutlful Inwn und
Indoora. Hofroahmonla woro eervod
mid at (1:30 tho crowd, by special Invi
tation, wont to tho lino homo of Mr.
and Mra. L. U. Warner, whero a party
of like nnturo ua tho ono ubovo namod,
had boon plunnod, which wua also In
honor of Chua. Dunn. Horo a Jolly
good tlmo wut hud, refreshments woro
aerved und at nn hour not Into nt night
but early In tho morning, tho party
dispersed.
A Modford Summor Girl: "Tho out
look (or tho auinmor girl of 1HH8 la
gloomy. Tho Klondike oruzo cnrrlod
awuy many eligible young inon und tho
wur hua Cnkon pretty nearly all the
romnlnlng (ollowa with aorloua Inton
tlona. Aa u general thing thoao follows
who huvo not enough courage to fight
for tholr country huvo not enough of
thut noouaaury qunlllloutlon to muko
matrimonial proposition to tho falrcBt
of our fair aox. All In nil tho war ia
working u hardship upon ua poor glrla
who have boon ohorlahing fond hopoa
nt tho rlao of tho aun of aovornl sum
mers which anmo hopca huvo gone a
glimmorlng with tho aotting of thut
sirao aun."
Tho parties, 0. W. Hamlin, Jonas
Justus and T. M. Hownrd, who woro
chargod last wook with purloining
moat from Ii. O. Moyor and who had u
hoarlng boforo Juetloo JonoB Inst Thurs
day, woro hold to tho grand Jury with
bonds at f200ouoh, which woro scoured.
W. M. Smith gayo bonda for tho ap
penrnnco of G. W. Hainllni Geo. JuBtuB
and U. 8. Hosnok for Jonas Justus; G.
W. Hamlin and John Hobl for T.'M.
Howard;
Tho young pooplo of tho Baptist
Churoh will glvo a mueloal and lltorary
entorlalnmont anu win anrvo iuu uruum
and oako at tho opera house thla, Fri
day, ovonlng. Klvo oonts ndmlBBlon
will bo charged and ton oontB for loo
oronm and onko. Tho program will
comprise, aolootlona by tho band nnd
tholadloB'quurtet. Evorybody la asked
to attond.
K, A. Johnson, tho millor, wrltoa
from Drain, thlB Btalo, anylng thut
hlmaolf und family uro gotting nlong
nicoly, Buys hla mill building Is on
oloHod nnd will bo ready for muohinory
In a couple of wooks. Tho building 1b
throo storloa high, will huvo noapaolty
of sixty barrels ovory twonty-rour hourB
nnd will bo ono of tho best mills on tho
const.
E. Mors-, foil down a flight of Btnlrs
at tho browory Inat Frlduy night nnd
was nulto badly, though not sorlouBly,
hurt. It npponra that tho hoboB hnvo
boon In tho habit of UBlng more wood
from his wood yard than ho foil like
contributing, nnd on this ooonslon on
ho&rlnir n unlnn outside, started on a
tour of investigation with tho abovo
rosult.
Word was roooivod from thooxoou
t.tvo ilnnnrtmnntnt Salom on Saturday
last by l M. Stowart whloh Booms to
lndlonto that thoro will bo but tow, 11
any, wholo oompnnlos of voluntoors
nnnnntml from Orogon on tho Booond
onll for 75,000 troops, as Oregon's quota
will nearly all do roquirou vu uu uV
nompanlos alrondy In tho flold.
Pino largo goosoborrlos, 10 oontB n
Rnllon, at J. S. Hngoy's, EttBt Modford.
You know you oun auva money by
buying thut burrol syrupof O. L. Uuvla.
To oxuhnnge A good all purpose
horau stylish, aound, kind und true
for a milch cow, Nnrrogun,
Hurry Jackson, of Junction City,
la now heud cook nt "Shorty's" popu
lar hostelry tho Now Hotel Nush.
Major Dwlght Andrua und N. G.
Dillon, tho burlier, are out thla week ut
work on tho former's Evuns crook ooul
mine.
Itomembcr If tho goods you buy of
(. L, Uuvla nro not ua represented,
bring them baok and got your muney
buck.
Sinoko Kurta'a Bouquet cigar. It
Is tho bust tun cent cigar In Southern
urvgon .
8. 8. Pont'., of Mudlord, and Hon
l.t nn.wl ..f IJ..t.,l 1..
iukjr ijii.iiu, v.i iwl i .fiiiu. iiu.u iuu
cuiniiiisHlonod notaries publlo by Gov
ernor Lord.
Thu Luto Spunlah Kleut: "Since T
wua ao quiukly dono for I wonder what
1 wua begun fori"'
Henry Fitch, who loft horo u fow
weeks ngo fur Lukoviow, has decided
to go to Washington und la now on
routo for Wullu Walls.
Fox & Hlldreth, tho Aahlund dray
men, woro down Monday ovonlng und
took up a four-horse loud of loo from
tho Modford Brewing and loo Com
pany's plant.
Kurtz's Uouquot clgur la without
an equal In Southern Orugon. It would
bo good vuluo at two-for-n-quartor, but
it only coats um cents. You cun buy
It at almost all tho stores.
M. M. Curl, tho gontlumnn who re
cently nurohuaed a ton aero trnot of
land near Talent, from Mr. Good, bus
moved ma oulldlnga Irom nis lurm
homo to ma rucont purcnuao
A. J. Wilcox, of Talent, is up ttUllghtnlng whloh then separated, ono
Trull oreok thla weuk at work on tho
new county brldgo for Colby It Morrla.
Mr. W. la a veteran In thut lino nnd
understands well hla business.
Scott Grim n, of Grants Pans, for
merly of Tolo, togolbor witii j. u
Hooper and 1). w. UrulT, nus Incorpo
rated a company to run n atugo lino bo
twoen Grants I ami und Uroneont City.
Contractor A. C. Nicholson wna at
work lust wook doing a bit of remodel
ing at C. W. Wol tors' grocery store.
Additional shelving wna being put In
and In n general way tbe convenience
la greatly enhanced.
C. J. Clnrk, who recently sold hla
retlduneo property In Northwoat Med,
ford, has moved to tho llttlo building
on Sixth street, near Woolf's hull,
wliuro ho will be "ut homo" to all his
friends who uro many.
Little Muu, tho tumalo man,la add
ing something now to tho inonu of tils
counter and the convenience nnd "com
fort of his patrons. A nuw awning is
tho latest. Hot cofloo and sandwiches
uro now served at tho taraalo stand. -
County Treasurer O. P. Llndloy
has a notice olaewhoro In this paper
In which ho Is advertising that ho has
money on hand to rcdooin nil outstand
ing county warrants whloh wore pro
tested from Fubrurnry II, 1S03 to April
4, 181)3, both dales Inclusive. Interest
will come after June 17, 1808.
Tho bund boys woro on the stroot
Monduy rendering sunTo splendid mualo
for tho ontortaimnont of our oklzons.
Thoy havo Improved wondorfully un
der tho instruction of thuir prosont
louder, Mr. Snow. This la ono of tho
boat, if not tha best, bands in Southorn
Orogon, and our citizens aro justly
proud of thorn.
Loon Husklns Is doing ropair work
on tho Hoguo River Telephone Com
pany's linos. His work is confined
inoro particularly to inspection of of
fices nnd needed repairs thoroln. Last
wook ho wob at Grants Pass nod inter
mediate oflloes. Ho Is a very capable
and onorgotlc young man and Is attend
ing strictly to ousinosB.
The publlo school at Woodvllle, of
whloh A. J. Allon is principal and Mrs.
Donnls is assistant, bud n vory pleasant
social gathering on Friday ovonlng of
last week at tho school nouso. Re
freshments in tho way of ioooream,
berries and cakes were furnished, and
a very onjoyablo ovonlng was spont
by parents, scholars and friends.
One of The Mail foroo was out in
tho country a few miles south of tho
olty on Monday, Ho reports thnt the
orops nro looking fino since tho rains,
tho fruit oroo ospoolully bo. Tho or
chards nro mostly in good condition ns
to pruning and cultivation nnd tho
ownors aro now busy spraying as pre
caution against tho ravages of moth
nnd othor inaoot poBts. All things oon
sldorod tho prospoots are very ilutlor
Ing for fino orops.
In tho rush of work Inst wook in
oldont to gathering olootlon roturn6
tho mention of u delightful ovonlng
spont with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norrls,
who gavo a splendid luncheon Satur
day evening, was lost sight of. Miss
Jaiio Hibbard mado mualo swaot to tho
oar on tho now piano, whloh only ur
rlved I'ocfliitly. It has a splendid tone
and la ono to bo proud of. Among those
Iirosont woro Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I. Hutoh
son, F. W. Hutoh Ison, Mr, and Mrs. G.
L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Book, Mrs.
J A. Whitman and Mies Jane Hib
bard .
C. F, Townoa, ronresontlng n tolo-
fihone company whlcli is connecting
is lino from Los Angoles, Calif., to
Spokane, Wash., was In Modford last
week scouring subscriptions to a looal
tolophone exchange. Ho socued sev
eral aoutraots with somo of our leading
business men. His through lino will
go through Medford and the looal of
fices will no oonnooted In this mnnnor
with all towns of any importance bo
tweon tho two oltlos abovo mentioned.
For n foo of SI. 60 nor month tho oora-
pany mita in tho looal phonos nnd glvos
tho unlimited tiso of thorn. On outeldo
buBlnoBB a foo for onoh mossngo is
ohargod. In nil probability tho phonos
win bo put in tn tuts oity.
Children's duy wua generally ob
served luat Sunduy. Thu Presbyterian's I
uuving aunio vory piuuaing exuruiaua uv
tho usual Sunduy school hour, 10 n. m.
Tho ducorutlona woro vory well ar
ranged. Thoy also bud nn extra En
deavor service In the evening with
Mlas Huttlo liullo Odgors ua leador.
MiHsGraooOdgiirsreud u puoer, Misses
Warner and Itlilnehart sung solos und
Miss Webber played an orgun volun
tary whloh allowed to ud vantage wbut
un excellent Improvement the new
orgun la over the old. The Christian
Church bad a orowdod houau ut 8 p. m,
to too wiml mo utile ones could ao anu
it deserves tho highest prulso. Tho
singing by tho school was excellent,
tlmo perfect and no oldor ones to loud
them. Miss Wlglo presided ut tho
orgun playing thu marches und accom
paniments. ''Giving tho Light" by
eight boya nod uight glrla with oundlua,
costumes, etc,, wus especially pleasing
uod well done. All credit la duo tholr
now uiliilstur and hla wife for tho dril
ling. Thoy uro born leaders, ua shown
by tho vocul work done by the children,
and ull this In the twoweeka thoy huvo
been working with them. It is cquul
to inuny a "grown up" ohorua and
provoa thoy cun bundle tho woo ones
und got tho very beat singing possible.
During tho ruin storm of lust Fri
day lightning atruck the residence of
G. E. Allen, In Kust Medford and scat
tered things ubout vory promiscuously.
Lit hit on tbo ohlmnoy and sent several
uncle in aa many airocnona. anu irom
thoro It galloped down the Hue until it
reached tho hole whero tho atovo pipe
Intersects. Horo the lightning changed
Its course, went into the stove pipe,
blow the gable end out of the first elbow;
wont down into tho cook stovo and
swopt It clean of usbos und atovo lids.
Laylugattbo back of tho stovo wua a
stool rod und this wus struck by tbo
part going luto '.no noor una tno oinor
through a plastered partition Into the
sleeping npurtmont whore it atruck
thu bedstead nnd set Ore to tho bedding.
It sol 1 1 ono of tho bed costs und tbeo
tbrouifh tho lloor into tho ground. Ono
end of thu steel rod was melted us wus
also n Inlh null In tho pnrtlllon. Mrs.
Allen una Airs, rorguson una nor son
were sitting quite olosa to tho stovo
when ull this happened, but, Btrungo
to relnto, none of them woro injured
In tho least.
A lot of tho old soldior boys and
girls, with othor frlonds of Mr. und
Mrs. N. B. Bradbury, assembled nt F.
M. iJou b residence on wcunesauy even
ing of this wook and wont in u body to
Mr. Bradbury's homo, tho occasion be
ing a celebration of his fifty-seventh
birthday. Tho visit to "Brad" was n
complete surprise, so much so thut ho
hud already retired whon tho company,
numbering about thirty-flve, arrived.
Mrs. B., howover, was aware of tbo in
tended visit und had prepnrod a line
luncheon of Ice cream, cake, etc. Tbo
evening wus spont in aooiul chut, inter
spersed with instrumental and vocal
music, and as the wee sum hours
nnont tho twa woro approaching the
crowd dispersed, wishing "Brad" und
hla estimable wife and family many
rolurns of these birthday occasions.
Space forbids our giving tho names of
those who were present, but you can
rest assured It was a jolly orowd such
as tho old boys' gatherings always are.
Kcv. A. S. Fostor has accepted a
pastoral cnll to Myrtlo Point, Coos
County, this state, and left last night
for that placo. His family will remuin
In Medford for several months more.
TheBo good pooplo hnvo boon in Med
ford flvo and a half years nnd for Svo
yearaand four months Rov. Foster was
pastor of tho Prosbytorlan Church in
this city. When Rov. Foater took
charge of the church it hod a member
ship or s Ix ty-rou r. S tnco h Is com i n g so v-
enty-ono mom bora novo boon added; n
now brlok churoh has been built; the
oburoh Is out of dobt and is In good con
dltlon for tho coming of tho new pastor
wno Dos not as yet ocen cnoson. Mr.
Foster has been a most agreeable olti
zon, a good preacher and a faithful
worker slnoa coming toourtown and the
entire community is hoping thatall the
goods ol llle may Do Bhowercd. upon
nlmsolf and family.
THE MAiij has turnod out some
large full sheet, two color, posters this
week for a Fourth of July oolobration
which Is to be held at Gold Hill. Ar
rangements are being made for a big
time nnd as neither Modford nor Jaok-
sonvlllo intend oolebrnting this yenr it
Is rensonnblo to presume that there
will bo a good orowd in attendance
from onoh of theso towns, Thoro will
bo horse racing, a ball game, an after
noon of eamos and frolios. and a rmvll-
lou In whloh thoro will bo danolng all
the tlmo. Tho Gold Hill band will
furnish its host music which is good
lhuslo for tho ooonslon. Thoro is not
a man, womun or child In all Southern
Orogon that is not invited to be there.
F. M. Short, the minor, has in'
vested n few dollars in a patent right
wnton oiaa iair to oring nim Dig in
terest on his money. He has purohaaed
tho right to manufacture and soil the
"Lightning Extractor," whloh is a
churn that does business ovory Bpot in
tho road. With it he oati oxtraot buttor
from sweat milk in two minutes nnd
from oronm In seven mlnutos. The
ohurn is a reudy'seller and Mr. Short,
bolng a very fine goutlo.nan, will have
little Iroublo in doing business with
tho dairymen all over the state. The
ohurns are on sale in Medford by D,
Brooks, tho tinner.
The Lewis brothers, of Eagle Point
have purchased, through the Arm ol
Hubbard Bros., of this city, a new Buf
falo Pitts threshing maohtno and en
gine and they were tn town Wednesday
and took the outfit homo with thorn.
Tho outllt is a good one and theso boys
know how to handle it with profit to
farmers and thomsolvos.
A Mrs. Sadie Mott wired Marshal
Hart from Albany Wednesday to look
out and enro for nor llttlo girl, who 1b
about seven years oi age, anu wno or
rivad on tho Wednesday morning's
southbound train. It appears they were
to havo met here coating in opposite
directions, but for some reason tbe
womun wont on through to Albuny.
Luat Tuesday wua Odd Fellows
Memorial day ana Medford lodge duly
commemorated tho duy by very fitting
observance. Short exercises wore hula
at tho hull after which the Odd Fellows
and Kubukuhs took carriages for the
cemetery whore a program was curried
out. Thoro were ovor nn hundred
members 0f those two lodges In attend
ance und ualdc from these there were
muny othor townspeople who joined in
docorutlng tho graves of deourted
frionds. fho nroL'rum consisted of a
oouplo soloctloos. by tho ladles' quar
tette, a duet by Misses VIrglo Wood
ford and I'uarl Wohb, and a very ublo
uddrrsB by brother W. B. AdkinB.
After this tho graves wore decorated
vory profusely with Mowers,
It isn't fair for tho men folks to do
all tho ''dreasln' up" for the Fourth.
Tho glrla should play oven got a new
hut for'tho occasion ut Mrs, Sears.
Willie Dunn, tho Southern Pacific
assistant agent, Ib authority for the
Btatcmont thut there will be a game of
ball played In Medford next Sunday
aftornoon, between tho "Fata" and
"Loana" and tho regular ball team
both of this city. In the "Fat" and
"Loan" nine C. W. Wolters, will be
tho catcher; H. C. Mackey, piteber;
W. S. Dunn, shortstop; Court Hall, 1st
base; Jlmmle Bates, 2d base; Willie
BatcB, 3d base; Mort Fostor, right field;
II. G. Nicholson, center field; Tom
Morrlman, left field. The manager, Mr.
Dunn. !a desirous of securing seventeen
substitutes, an equal number of um
pires and four 8urgeons.
Mrs. Sesrs, the milliner, bas Fourth
of July huts.
B. W. Dcsn, of Willow springs, has
boon appointed deputy fish and game
protector, by H. D. McGuire, tho state
protector. Mr. Dean is a gentleman
who will look well after the mutters in
his charge and he will not be influenced
by any petty grievance or neighbor
hood feuds. Tho arrests be will make
and the fines collected will be upon
genuine cases of violation of the law.
Sir. Dean has given us a few extracts
from tbe suite game law, which will
appear next week.
Try G. L. Davis if you want good
groceries.
Photographers H. C. Mackey and
Ed. Westun expect to leave tomorrow or
Monday for Lakeviow and other parts
of Lake County, also Klamath County,
upon n "picture takin' " trip. During
Mr. Mackov's absence his brother. G.
W. Mackey, will have charge of the
studio.in this city. They expect to be
absent about six weeks. Mr. Weston
is recently from Iowa und is a eon-in-law
of Mra. F. M. Brous, of this city.
Tho Ice cream social which was to
have b. en given at Woolf's hall last
Friday evening was somewhat Inter
ior. ! with by a deluge of rain. So
badly were the arrangements knocked
hotter skelter that there was no social
nt all except the social discomfiture
nt homo of those who had worked
hardest in mnking rendy for it. The
girls nre not going to quit, however,
but will try It again pretty soon.
All kinds of wood for sale. Long
wood, short wood, hard wood, soft
wood and just plain wood. Bellinger,
tho dravmen.
Tho now ads this week are those
of W. H. Meeker & Co., W. B. Stevens,
G. L. Webb's Racket, Hutchison &
Lumsden, J. G. Van Dyke & Co., J.
Beck & Co., H. C. Mackey and F. M.
Short. Eaoh of these gentlemen has
something to say to purchasers that
will prove of interest. You ought to,
in justice to yourselves, read every line
of tholr advertisements.
Say what you have a mind to but
the valley is full of disconsolate people
right nuw. Tbe weather Is too dog
blasted coo) to think of going to the
mountains for a camping spell and the
Indications are decidedly Kloodlkev.
We have had but two real summer days
thus far and the chronic camper is
feeling badly lost tbere be no more.
Watches cleaned anl wurrantea lor
one vear for II Pritchard, tho 'oweler.
D. BReame is doing a good bit of
sewing maciune cleaning ana repairing
these timoB. As it is testimonials the gen
tleman needs in his business The Mail
has no hesitancy in saying the job done
at the home of the main guy of thiB shop
this week was all right. Mr. Reamo is
an adept in hiB line.
An ice cream supper will be served
on Saturday evening, June ISth, in the
Salvation Army hall ice oream and
cake ten cents. All welcome. On Tues
day evening, June 21st, tbe Ashland
Salvation Army Corps will come to
Medford and a united and most inter
esting servioe will beheld. Do not miss
this.
J. W. Redden received a letter
Tuesday from his son, Bert L. Reddon,
stating that he had been commissioned
an ensign in the United States nayal
servioe and is now drilling bis buttery
at Astoria, and awaiting orders to be
mustered into servioe.
F. K. Churchill, formerly publisher
of the Gold Hill News, has taken a posi
tion in Tub Mail's job printing rooms.
Ho is a thorough printer and we are now
in a position to turn out excellent work
upon short notice and for little money.
Groceryman G. L. Davis is now de
livering goods with his own horse and
wagon. He sprung himsolf onto our
people Wednesday with an entire new
outfit horso, harness and wagon and
George is figuring on keeping it busy.
Tho Myrtle Point Enterprise
speaks of the recent election as an
"Oregon Manila." Thnt is hardly fair.
The republicans may not be able to
Dow(ey) it again and thon again they
may.
Frank Wilson Is gotting along
finely with his broken leg.
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Superior Job Printing, Mail Office.
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A BOLTED DOOR
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merely locked. That dependa.
We have locks all sizes, all
shapes, all kinds some of which
are aa good as a safe combina- .
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At Prices Ranging from
10 cents to $4.00
That they are burglar-proof
goes without eaying.
And there are many other ar- '
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and household which can be
had here of a better quality and
at better prices than any place
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Ribbons are more in de-
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are better able to supply that
demand than ever before.
Special styles for sashes and
ties are much sought for now.
They may be seen here in all
the latest styleB. A' new
supply just opened this week.
Glad to show you some if
you will give us the chance.
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