.TF i you cbntemplkt'e V
1 buildhig, cilljftt ;i '
our yards and let us ."
quote you on any
grade of lumber you "
might wish to use
We have the stock ,
and can give you the
service.
Iowa Lumber
(& Box Co. .
llhe Hedford
Furniture Co.
Housefurnishers and
Undertakers
Day Phone 353
Night Phone, C. W. Conklin 495
Night Phone, J. W. Butler 148
CITY HAPPENINGS.
J
Tbe last Swastika club uMtnblj
tot the muoh waa bald at tbe Opera
Houn Thursday evening of hut
waek. It waa Leap Year party and
as matter of couise tbt lad lea took
obarga, andgave tbe man practical
example of entertaining. Ordinary
oondltlona wart ravened In tbla ball,
and in gentlemen wera compelled
to oondaot tbemeelvea In tba demure
and deoorou" manner presorlbed for
tba lad lea in years other tban laap
yaar, which was aomatblng of a taak
to moat of tham. If a fellow took a
notion to oroaa tba floor unattended,
ha waa promptly arretted and fined,
He couldn't go out 1 3 smoke unleaa
properly chaproned. Ua didn't dare
aik a lady for a danoe, and being
onpraotloed In thoae graoaa that In
dicate a femluloe preference at ordi
nary times, be had to alt etill and
take obanoes an the preferred one
asking him. Everybody bad an en
joyable time, however, and the oloe
Ing party waa voted one of the beat
of the season, The invitatloos ware
mpostng documents, la the form ot
a legal summons, and the piorrrams
were In tna form of two hearts as
one, pierced by an arrrow. The
member's of the Swastika dab are ti
be congratulated upon the ancoee.ful
serlea of social functions which thoy
have conducted. Tbe aeooratlous of
bearte aud cudlds were eapcoinlly
beautiful.
I buy poultry and osfgs. S. J
SuniKeilin, at Hotel Emoriuk. 4-tf
W. T. Grieve wee down from
U)Q Medford
Tea (b Coffee
House
WHEN IN WANT OF DISHES
of any kind come in and see our
stock. Wo now have tbe most com
plete assortment south of Portland.
Have just received a fine- lot of
French. China Dinner Sets and a
large assortment of high grade Jap
dishes. Have the only 5c and 10c
counters in the city.
DON'T FORGET THE GRAND PRIZE GIVEN
away each month. No. 14 won our
January prize and No. 70 our Feb
ruary prize.
M'CLASHAN & JUNKEN
216 West Seventh Street
MEDFORD, OREGON
P.nanoMt thla .aalt nn l.nH hndiiau
Ha reported that there wera thirty
inohea of snow at bla plaoe when be
left and ha doesn't apprehend that
It baa leaeeneJ any aince. "I never
saw anow fall faster In that erction,
aald Mr, Grieve, "there waa twenty
Inohea fell within half day, It was
remarkable, though, to aae how the
depth leasenea aa the valley waa ap
proached. Tba dltftreooe could be
plainly seen and at tba foot of the
Flounoa Kook grade the anow waa all
gone. Just over tba divide from my
plaoe, towarda Prospect tbe mail
oarrler reported tbree feet. While It
haa been raining In the valley the
enow baa been piling oj In the high
mountains and that la always good
thing for the oountry, aa It la aaaures
good atook range, plenty of water and
aervaa to temper the summer beat."
Dr. E. W, Barnes, an eiperlenced
fibyalolan from Eastern Oregon, bae
ooated in tbe Milea building in Med
ford for tbe practice of bla profess
ion. 10-ltp.
Tbe ordinance imposing license
of $50 per year on partlea dealing' in
real estate on commission la now in
force and the following named agents
have oome forward with tbelr lioenaa
feea: F. a Kellogg, J. U. Brown,
M. Bellinger, W. O. Kinyon, Mr.
Wiloou, C. H. Plane, Mr. Sohmltt,
8. A. Nya, W. N. Campbell, W. T.
York, J. ti. Barkdalll, M. C. Soreo
son, J. O. OetoheU, Clarence Wheel
er, W. M. Holmes, J. L. OIwelL
For Sale A few good horses and
different klnde of wagons and rigs.
Gall at West bide Briok Stable. 7-tf.
Llndley & Llndley have disposed
of their acond hand and commis
sion business to M. D. Moore, who
will aad to tbe stock and enlarge the
business materially. George Lindley,
srnior member of the Urm, la uncer
tain jujt what he will engage in at
present, but, he aald, 'Vou can set
it down as a fnot that I am going to
stay in M idlor I. I have been here
a couple of yeaia now, and it will
take something more than ordinary
to dlslo dge me now, "
-Ooed,
phone 70,
store.
dry wood fir Bale. Call up
or E. N. Warner's grooery
-
Alter trial continalug or. . ,. kA, . ik.l
'urea Juys uud L.rrooo9 wua
muted Thursday morning by City
, Uoocrder Collins ot tbe charge of as'
aaultiog George Uamllo on tbe erv
i aing of Marob id. it waa not eatab
j tuned to Iba aatlslautioo of tba court
as to" which man strnnk tba ..Ural
! blow aod It waa upon "this fro nod
hat yoncfr Lawreno waa noqaiKeff,
AucosaUng to tue story' 01 thadc
fane, on Monday evening Lawranoe
and b oonpl of eompeaioo afar on
their way down town (ran toarakav
Ing rink .when ahey wave attracted
by now, within eeloM and sav
tared to aea wnat 4b trouble waa.
Lawrence a at load Hamlin sitting on
table and walked up to bias,
took Hamlin to task f or Ulllng, what
be named aa, "Ilea about him." Aa
oordlna to the teetimooy It waa fnot
established wtiloh etrook the fltat
blow. However that may be, Hamlin
got mncb tba' worst of tba combat,
being out aavarely about tba hand.
Tuesday morning Lawrenoee waa
called to tba polio ooort to anawar
to a obarga of assault and battery.
lie retained Attorney Kellv as hla
counsel. The trial was very nneatta
factory owing to tbe fact that Ke
oorder Collins was unversed In points
of law, and not having legal advioe.
he may have overlooked matters of
i impor'auce. Hereafter It will ue tbe
j Inty of City Attorney Witbtngton to
j prosecute. Recorder Ceilius dlsmts
! sed tbe defendant Thursday morning
j stating tuut tba evidence did not es
tablish beyond a reasonable doubt
that Lawrence was the aggressor in
aotual oooffict. Ho warned Lawrence
that In tbe future the court wnuld
ut be lenient la a case of tbia kind.
Lawrence waa Sued on February loth
for assaulting Uatnlin.
For bale:-Full blooded Buff
Plymouth Kook oookereu. Perry
Stewart, Medford. ,7-lt-p.
In addition to tba amount of ad
vertising agreed upon with tba Son
ret Magazine. Medford la to aacnn
without additional obarga 30,000
pamphlets containing map of the
United States, showing bow to reach
Medford from all points in the Unit'
ed States, these will ba diatrlbuted
by tbe S. P, Co. and by the Com
mercial club among tbe oolonlata and
others aud will ba productive of good
result. Tbeec pampbleta are in ad
dltion to tbe booklets wblch are now
being printed. The twenty tbouaand
email booklets showing rates from
Eastern points to Medford and a con
densed article on . Medford are now
being aent east by tba Commercial
Club and by local real aetata and
business men, all in all through Sun'
aet and tbe Southern I'aoltio Com'
panlaa wa are securing a vast amount
of Intelligent advertising that will
produoe reeulta beyond our expeota.
tiona.
Mrs. Ed. Andrews baa opened a
etudlo for voice oulture and the art
of singing. Phono 7L tf
Swift retribution waa banded out
In Juatloa Stewart's oourt Wednea-
day. Tba night before n roll of
blankets had been etollen from one
Albeit Johnson nt tha depot. Word
waa aent to Granta Pass, and two
young men, giving their namea as
Tbomaa and Henry WlUlama wera
arreated with tha goods on. Tbcy
wera brought back on tba 1:30 train,
arraigned before Judge Stewart at 2
o'olook, plead guilty, wera eentenoed
to thirty daya In tba oonnty Jail and
war Immediately taken to Jackson
ville, to eommenoa earring their sen
tence.
For sale Good, heavy, second
hand wagon, no box. Call at Med
ford Mall otlloa.
C. F Cook, agent for the Capital
Nursery, at Salem, la authority for
the etatement that there are no more
Oregon gr:wn Newtown apple nor
pear trees available for spring deliv
ery Bod that ' nureeryrnen have been
compelled to turn down orders fur
these trees The demand has been
unprecedented, ep:ctaliy in the
Rogue Rlvor ValUy, owinit to the
thousands of acres cf nev orchard
being put out Trees can be obtained
from California nurseries, but local
ornbardets look asuaioe upon Calif
ornia grown treeB and prefer the Or-
3gou prcduot, ;
- for gale by owner X BuiaH pieoo
or gooa ima close to lon. A houS'
I ana lot in Meaiord, with eewer con
H nwction, also vacant lot. Address
pcstoluce hex, 2iA Medford. 7-tt.
I 9 Chas Strang and Dr. VV.iS. Jones
) of this pity have pnrchaiied' ihe L)un-
gaa anci ia ammm raiuey, aa.l pro
: pass at anae te improve tbe pleee.
Iba press paid waa Mt,M. e
place Mnaists of 340 aorea at land
' nbleh has long enjoyed a reputation
i for the fertility of Its soil, i which Is
from 20 to 25 feet In rtepb. Forty
ocrea cf the place will be devoted to
alfalfa, the remainder to ba planted
, in fruit. Apples and pears will be
j the prlnoipal treee set out. .
1 All kinds o' hoire 'ntt Vlmna
Bakery. Call 'nhon' J) and hare
goode dolirered
The young dangbter of J. G.
' Saunder met with a painful accident
, Tuesday afternoon, wblch might have
been attended with more aerions
oonsequenoea. Tbe little ona fell
against tha wooden well corn and a
: "liver from one of tbe boards pene
; trated tba side of bar nose Just below
the eye. A very slight difference In
' the point of penetration would likely
I have destroyed tna aye.
I lackey, toe Photographer, is
I now reedy for bosinees at tba old
! atand, opposite Palace Hotel. Beet
! photos, at reasonable prices, 10-tf-p
i J, C. Brown closed deal Mon
; day afternoon, aelling 330 acres of
tba Howard traot adjoining tba Bur
rill orchards, to G. U. Barton, of
Texaa, for 115,000. Mr. Barton la to
start Immediately developing thla
tij planted to apples this year,
, A new Jewelry stoia baa been oa
tHbliahea by Martin J. Heddy ,at U
North O stre.it, In a portion of tue
store to be occupied by the Medford
Pharmacy. Mr. Heddy will put In a
considerable stock of different
Lettuce, ant Bowers, and - decora
tive planta at Medford Green House,
-rJo. Colo, formerly a resident of
Medford, bat lately living at Albaov,
has returned o Medford to stay, Ha
has purchased ode-third Interact la
tba MlUler & Ewbank grooaty, where
hla friends will always And him.
See Lowell's "Bank" ad. today.
Mrs. urian uorueo, ot upper
Rogue Hirer, who haa bean danger-
ooaly Ul for eevaral weeks, is report
ed to be much better wa are glad ta
state.
farceur. tba Dura-bred black
rercneroa stallion will be In Med
ford alter March 1st for tbe eeaeon.
me steam hoist for the qiarry of
the Oregon Granite Comoany arrived
Wednesday mornluii.. A travellno
crana for tbe shops la expected soon.
2500 buys 10U scree, well located.
buildings, two acres ot orchard. 4u
aores cleared. Easy toims. Sea C.
tl. Pierce ifc Son.
The painters of Medford will
meet Riwurdav nluht fnr ih. n...
, --- yuac
of orgaolziog a local unlou adopting
rules and regulations of the oiaft.
1'or Sale Three span of matched
mqree. ana two epene of mules. C.
lull. Wesutde stable. 9-tf
The Uusa mill started on Monday
or tola week and will eonttnua oper
ation one week longer or notll
March Uth.
logBn berry. Dewberry and
otrawoerry viuea ror sale, Dy tvolfer.
the berry man, Eagle Point. tt-lt.
A ear load of logging machinery
for tha Iowa Lumber Jt Box Company
arrived rrom Portland Wadneadav.
Silver plated milk tabes for sale
at toe nogua Klver ureamarv. Mad.
ford. t'.
Bom In Medford. Friday morn
ing, February 28. 1903, to Mr. and
Mrs. F, F. Loder, a daughter.
8, L, Bennett haa clean, aaa.1
oariey tor sale, mono 1171. U-2t-p,
Born To Mr. and Mrs J, a Wat
son on Koeae creek, February 29,
1908, a daughter.
Sea Lowell's ''Bank" ad. today.
Two carloads of pipe for water
mains arrived for the city on Wed-
ueaday.
Throttled A Coyote.
Mrs. T. A. Caldwell, who lives on
tbt M. WingUeld rancb, near AoeL
performed ona of tba moat daring
feata Tuaaday morning of tbla week,
that It baa been out experleno to
ohroniole In tbia oountry. Shortly
after bar husband left tba boose for
bla daya' work on that morning,
ooyote came to tba ohlckan yard
and made a raid on tha ohlokena.
Mrs. Caldwell went to chase the
ooyote away, not believing that
ooyote woold taokle a person. Bat
she waa surprised, when tha thing
took after hei. She started to ran,
tripped and lell prone on tba ground.
Tba ooyote lumped on top of bar and
aank bla teeth in bar breast, tihe
grabbed Mr. Coyote by the throat
and with death grip choked It to
death, Tba ooyote's teeth waie faat
tened In oar olothing and ana suc
ceeded In overpowering him, and
never loosened her grip nntil her
desperate viotim waa dead, and dead
to stay.
Tbe coyote waa Iklnned, and Mm
Caldwwell will undoubtedly keep the
hide aa a souvenir of tbe moet I Inod
curdling experience Of her life
Lakevlew Examiner.
Lights for Park
Seven olustera of eluotrlo lights are
biting Installed in the city park by
the ladles of tbe Greater .M.dford
Club,- One huge cluster will etiind
a,t each entranoe aud the fountain
will slao ho lighted. 'At the present
time only tbe cluster at each en
tranoe are in be iBsrelled, tbe other
lights to follow when tbe weather Is
bettor. The oomrailtee bevlng the
matter in charge are also planning
tbo ereotoa of a baa-Island as soon as
the neoeeeary fund can be collected,
lbs ommlttee consists of Mesdames
Alford, Hiatal, Bay and Hollls.
Meedemee Teceli, Beewell awd
(.lay will de drese ixakiag, Cotaer
f.leventb S'U L streets. tf
500 LOTS OR MORE.
Flour,... 12.40 per 100 lbn
Rolled Barley. 11.80 per " Ibp
Middlings 11.(50 per " lh
Mill Feed..... $1.40 per llw
Bran 1 ?f ttr "
LESS THAN 500 LOTS.
Flour ...t2.60per 100 lbe
Rolled Barley.. tl 90 per " lba
Middling 1.75 per " lhe
Mill Feed 1.50 per u lbt
Bran $140 per - lbs
MEDFORD
FLOUR
MILLS.
MILL .PRICES.
PERSONAL.
.W. 11, Harvey, of,Uuld Hill, was In
Medford Monday, ou businessT'' "
J Bjojamla F. Edmondson.of Pros
pool, was Midford V letter Tuesday,
& C. Mmntck, of Central Point,
wa doing be ilnsss in Medlard Mon
day s aednev ,S -""
..E. i. Kaleer, of k Valley Reooid,
waa la Medford' Saturday on boat-
. , - ..' .J
Q. U MoCUUaa aad Irwin Kay
were la Medford Moodarrom Gold
HUL :.k .,- ,.t ,.,.;j.,:
' Ralph Clark left Monday tor Colt
redo, to look after buslaea , later -
George Y. King ' retailed Monday
from Portland, where oe ba been on
business ttlp, , ,
Alfred T. Gordon, of Proepeot, was
doing bnslnees with Commissioner
Blitoo TJeaday.
J, W. Berrlan waa down from hie
home on upper Kogue Ulver Tuesday
on land business.
John Obenobaln and aon, Chas., of
Big Butte, wera In Medford Satur
day on business.
r. and Mrs. Late Jennings, of
Gold U ill, were In Medford Monday
on land business.
A. D. Helms left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles, Calif., on a business
and pbasure trip.
L. A. Kose, oa of tha prominent
oittzena of Phoenix, waa a Medford
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ada Dltaworth, ot Leeds, was
in Medford Wedoesday, on bastoeaa
before Commissioner Bliton
Mrs. C. J. Sears, of Grand Island,
Xebiaeka, ia hire on n visit to her
sons, Robert aod Arthur Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Williams, of We-
natohee. Wash., are looking over
tbe valley wltb a view to locating.
M. L. Pellett left Tuaaday for
Imperial Valley and other Southern
California potote on a business trip.
Burl W. Miller, of Apple. ate, waa
n Medford vis'tor thla waek on Dual-
ss, and made the Mall otUoe n call,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hammeiely, of
Gold Hill, were here Saturday on
land buslnas before Comiselooer Bll
ton,
R. J. Klikwood, representing tha
Iatainatiooal Correspoodsooe Sohoola,
haa been la Medford lately on boal.
MS.
Mr. aod Mre. 11. Johnson and
aaoghter arrived here tbla week and
will become permanent residents of
oar city,
W. O. Vaughn, of Tiallt passed
through atedtord Mooday. He
en route home from Applegate, where
he bad been on bualneee.
S. 8, Aiken, tba Prospect merchant
aod postmaster, waa in Medford
Wadneaday on bualneee, and made
thla office a call. Ue report eevaral
Inobaa of anow at hla borne.
Lynn Purdln, "of "tbe Gold Ulu
News, apeot Saturday night In Med
ford, lie la preparing to Isaue i
peulal edition of tbe News, showing
op tbe good points of Gold Hill and
vicinity.
A. W. Yokum waa op from Central
Point on business Wadneaday,
made tbia ofBoe a eall Ha baa Just
returned from a visit to bla father,
who la now located at MoMlnnvlUe,
Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred T. Gordon,
of Prospect, were in thie city Tues
day. Mr. Gordon waa here on land
business. Mrs. Gordon will remain
eeveral weeka nere under medlonl
treatment.
M. A. Tripp, of Aberdem, (South
Dakota, was In Medford this week
on land buelnese. Mr. Tricp oc
ouplee the position of clerk to tbe
divisiou freight and p.sengr apout
of tbe Chicago, Milwaukee'.!' St. Paul
railway at Aberdeeu,
John E. lioss, of Central Point,
wa? ic Medford Tuecdey on butilnees.
Mi. Kods hus b3en olf ured empljy-
uient by the Peters Cartriuge Uo. h
a dfaiiiountrator of the ammuniiion
n:inufnciurcd by thorn, and will like
ly accept the position. lie' Is an ex-
peit with rille and. flhot gua and also
is tbe chr.mplon ello ehot artist of
the world, claimiug class with
Devld, thi original exponent rif the
art.
AMONG THE CHUKXHES.
M. B. CaHHOa.
TVs Topic aaxt Uobbatk will be
"How to Hold tbe Ground which hue
been Conqueied." At night the
subject will be: "What will tnou
say?'' Good mnslo. Sabbath anbool
10 a.m. Kpwortb League 0:30 p, m,
Mra, Krause Is training tba obolr.
All are Invited.
STRANGERS SUNDAY HOME
First Baptist obdroh The boy who
was letely oan golng;in,the direction
ot soother Sunday school oame beak
last Sunday and waa much surprleed
to see what a large school bis own
had become. Ills tesoher waa pleas
ed, the pastor smlfed and Superin
tendent Uarnett norljed bis recogni
tion to blm as he filed out with his
olasa. Stranger are always welcome
at tbla courob. Special muslo at
tba evening aervloe neat Sunday.
. we Invite yon to worship with at.
I G. LeKoy Hall, pastor.
I PKESBYTBRIAN CHURCH
! Setvloee next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Christian rindee-
vor at 6:30 p. m.
W, t. Shields, pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Chilstlan Solsooe aarvloaa are held
l PURELY
j VV,rll,,C - wI . -
M ll u W. f -fJ jrvr .Ji r-4la
tain's cornraand
to yourself. '
Dress Up Right
t nidi i
wiih i s
t U
t.) .Ltto
ISe Toggery,
("K COURSE)
very Snnday morning at eleven Toe rite of baptism wa ncinlnla-
o' -'cci -t th Ci"nwcrclil "oh'eTd -rt " H-n'c Camei'a aid
room. bucjiOt. fur Aimou Sin 'Mra. La is were confirmed Ui t-ia
"Man" All are welcome. jdaeplv lmoreilv manner o tit
- ' episcopal oQutch.
Death of Mrs. Clemmens. Thch-r nnder h- dre"t B -i
, 'Charlea Hosjlrlgg rjadireJ mu-u -(
Tha eotlre rommanlty waa abrcke!
on Taerday evening to learn of 'be
death of .one of Medfoid'i e rly set
tlers, Mis. Martha Ann Ci-mmeoa,
who settled la tbe valley la 1475
haa realded la aad about Medford
einoe that time.
On Tuesday morning Mra. Clem
mens waa apparently aa wall aa
usual and apent tbe greater part of
the day quilting. In the afternoon
aha visited a near neighbor, leaving
for her home with tbe remark that
ahe must finish bet quill. She reach
ed home and waa fiuud by her
grandohlld, with whom she waa liv
ing, lying noeooscioua npoo tbe fljor
of her bedroom. She bad evidently
tried to reaoh her ted when aba fall
unconiolous. ', ..
Neighbors were Immediately sum
moned as ware phyalolana bat no aid
ooold be given as her heart waa
affected, bba paasad away peacefully
attar partially regaining conscious
ness. Tbe funeral waa bald Thurs
day afternoon, tha interment being
I
n Odd Fellow'semetery.
Mrs. Clemmens waa 7 year of age.
She was born In Miami, Mo., r'eb-
roaiy 6, 1831.' She waa married Nov
ember 14, 185. to Matt G. Clemmens.
Nine children were, born of tble
anion of which number four are
living. One aon, J. K. Clemmens,
resides at Dorris, California, three
daughters, Mr. W. S. Tyler, Oak
land. California, Mra, K C. Blawter,
of Salt Lake, City, Utah, Mra Marion
E. Tryer, of Ibis city.
Ia 1875 Mrs, Clemmens andfamily
moved to Josephine oonnty leaving
there shortly afterwarda for Jackson
ville where ebe realded for H years,
Since that time sbe .baa lived in
Medfo.-d.
Mre. Cknimena leaves a host ot
sorrowing friends lu M:for; whare
she made her self loved by all who
kuew hei. ''
Visit of Bishop Scadding. 1
Tbe Right it.vurend Charles Scad I
Jiug of the Protestant' Kpirciral j
clinroh, dioe ot Orccn, en-lved In
.Mod lord Saturday, b'obrnary ' 20, ac
conipanied by Mm. Si-adding to my '.
his second ollloial visit to St. Mark'e )
Mission. During their stay they
were entertained by Mr. and Mra.
H' II, Hi'pkoua at tha Snowy, Dutte
Orohard and were recipients of rmic !
social attenttloo. A dinner at the
koaia el Mr. sad Mas. M. C. Keat-!
aer to wbaeh the ataaseara ef Me
eJaolei board of the cbaroh was la
vltsd was followed by reoeptloc,
tba Invitation lift numbering nearly
two hundred, while on Mo nday Mrs,
r U. William's received la honor of
Mrs. Scaddilng at the reotory. '
St. Mark's chapel was filled to j
overflowing Suodny m orning by a ,
crown eager to hear the Bishop's j
Sfrmon. Aftir giving a vivid word j
ploturrt of the missionary labor of ,
St. Paul bo aumuied up the neceaal-,
ties of the apoillis ministry under
tbe three heaua ot Liberality, ;KU1-1
olenoy and Spirituality, drswlng ai
parallel between the early churohl
and that of today, showing that sun-
cess depends on tbe same toeta now
as then, lie domonstratad tha en-
argoment of the Held for religious
woik by aaylng that the benevolent
ly Inclined In tba east who formerly
gave to Oregon, now gave to tbe
pioneer work 1 0 tba Philippines and
Alaska and that tbe natural wealth
of our state la such that the most
literal support ahould b e given to
tbe missionary work of tha oburcb.
Tba Blabop poetesses a personality
that woold make blm leader In any
profaealon as well at In the aaored
one of his calling.
Our goods are new, and
a nigb oidar of evcelieucj. '
One ia " ist piaanit h-iipl'.i .
ties extended In honor of Ml-ip a I
Mra. Sc ldiii'i. was tbe receitl'n Or
the Gulll oi tte Episcopal ouurch at
tbe home of Mr and Mrs. H. C.
Kentner SstuHif -onlng at wh 'l
Rov. ana Mrs. v. U WlUUme . re
alao honor ' g'leata. Every room in
the spacious and well appoint e l
bones waa ablaze wltb light ' a : 1
tbroWo open to tbe gaeeta. M, j.
damee Coat and Hazalrigg reoelved iu
tbe hall while MesJtmu Brown' a -1
Gray aod F H Hnokin a made I
praeentatlone Rntreanments . wi a
aerved In the dining room In butt . t.
Mrs T E Daniels poured coffee a-d
Mrs Schermerhora aerved sherl -t
wltb Mesdamee Trowbridge, Soedicir
and Bosen beam and Mlatea Cameron
and Snvdlnor assi.tlrg. Mlaaa I '
Lee Kentner and Gladys Carry er .
ed panob In the muslo room wbe-e
tbe Hazalrlgg orubeetra wa ' al o
stationed adding ' much to' tl-a
pleasure of the evening by tbe att
entions rendered. Tha floware were
California violet and the decorations
weie amllax and oaraatlona.
Chrysanthemum circle, W. O.
W., will meet la tba Red Men hall,
Toeaday Marob 10th Mem bare w'U
take notion ot change ot meeting
Place. . ,
Silver plated trocars, for nee fi r
relief of oowa When Muated. fnr aela
at the Kogue River Creamery, ile.1-
rora. tf.
Store
Methods
P.
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wl w aei.l, ' .
ei r in ; e
an ii: ii et ,." 1.
than uu incubator to batch
out any nw Buhi'iiies for in
creating Qiiginyua n"n-a-days.
I t;U you tbe people are get
ting to lie wiH old nwK My
hotB lucd to go into nil kinds
of gjfi entiTprifP' that looked
anywhere war rui,un1 give
aay auallu p-emiuuis
with every pur hno. We
don't do that any mora ex
cepting a few c .itip'ins that
the manufucturi rn iut tip in
thfir packngfB. . The only
ech' me we uo to make
lieople buy gncda of us is
good goodx, courti'oti treat
iiicnt and your money Lack
if voti want it without any
hick Inlk. The bora say,
"W't 've heen giving the
people better ar.d better
value every year, but vve
want to give 8'iil better
values. It i not how much
will an article bring, hut how
low can we sell it." You
trade with us, don't you?
MILLER &. EWBANK
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