The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, May 08, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextA Sale... Where all. goods are actually reduced. Noth ing reserved. Dy! ies Van it Business Sale The riedford Farni ure Lo. Housefurnishers and Undertakers Day Phone 353 Night Phone, C. W. Conklin 495 Night Phone, J. H. Butler 148 0 CITY HAPPENINGS. -Tin Msdford team ml to Fboeoll Sunday afternoon sod won from tbeaball tosssra cf that village by soore of 0 to Z In th. Uth in ning. Tb. Mor. would bar. been maeb different if Boussum oooid bav. located tb. plat, in tb. Drat few innings. Finally he recovered fata oontrol and looaened up a t"-w atunta tbat kept the "Oasburg" boya guessing. Medlord tried out Lo,ler behind tbe bat and tbe way ne works ahowa tbat be baa tb. making of a back stop. George Merriman cover ed himself witb glory by swatting oat a two-bagger, aod anybody wbo bad ever aeeo Ueorge travel koowa tbat It bad to be a loog bit. Little Rude Sbonltz waa tb. star of tb. game, I by tb. Margaret I1m Stooa Company wblcb appeared at tb. Opera bona. for Br. nights tb. manage! of th. oompany stated to at. audl.no. tbat a number of tbe members of th. troupe intended to return to Med ford and make tbalr bom. here per manently after th. company bad filled all of tbe .agag.m.ots It baa oontraoted for tbls mhos, tie stat od that aio when along their route baa tb. members of tb. oompany been to favorably Impreeeed wito th. aur- rounding oouatry. f'edford will that ban mor. local taltut available when an amatuer play Is to be etaged For sale OompleW f-n-ni.blngi for 5 room oottage Bargain If takes at onoe. Mrs. O P Cameron . Corner 10th and L atreet. U-lt Messrs Sbalfer & Cole bare leased the Weeks Bros, furniture factory at Phoenix for tbe ' coming year and are now engaged in repelling and en larging the plant so a. to aooomnio date tbe constantly increasing busi ness. Th. new managers are thor oughly conversant with tbe buaioeae in all its branch.., and purpose to Increase tbe oapacltiy of tb. plant aa the business may tequire. -For Bale: 7 room bouse, near churob and acbool bouee, prioe 815oo, two thirda caab. Address Box 223, Med ford. An attempt waa made to burn however. 11. oosen'I wsigb muoh the new bootblack stand, whlob has more than a legal-eized bat, but be got a single and laid down a petty swulfloe. Besides b. aooepted two obances on third and lined tbem to first lik. a leaguer, and bas a put out to bis credit alio, Tb. players were all youngster, outside of Mils, and Bouaaum, but after tbey bad recover ed from tb.tr first nervousneae they played a fair gam. of ball. Fboeolx bad some veteran, on tbe team and tbalr short-, to pj and aaeond basemen were in tbe gam. all tbe time J axe Sbafer, wbo played ball when most of the Medfotd team were wearing ne pant, waa behind tbe bat and his ooacbtlog helped oat tb. Phoenix nine considerably ' Inat arrived A full Una of sew ing machines. You can bava a free trial at voor bom. by seeing U, Johnson, Medford Pharmacy, post orHoe W. rant macblnea 0. W. Taylor 'Have tbe late frost. damaged tb. fruit? They hare and tbey bav. not Tbat sounds like a paradox, but It's toe facts, neverthe less. In aome localities, avma Tarle tie. bav. been 'thinned' consider ably, to others the orobardista must do tbe tbinniog. Jr'do not oontider, however, tbat the aggregate output will be reduced to any oonsiaerable extent W. always have a scare .vary enring.put when barveel time comes we ueually Bod tbat tbe re turns are reasonably satisfactory. I want to say tbougb tbat now Is the time to get busy with tbe oodlin moth. The flrst brood Is now coming out and Its the early sprayer tbat catcbee tbs motb. " Remember th. Medford PharJ many now located next to tbe post pUice After tbe last performance given recently been erected on Seventh street, last Sunday afternoon. A number of Backs wei. eoaked In oil, plaoed back of tbe stand and Ignited. Former Oblef of Polio. Tutpln saw th. am ke and went to tb. resons. H. snooeeded la putting out tb. blaze before any damage was dona. Wbo la reeponalble for the attempted arson lonot knows. For aata by owner: Two aaw five-room eottagee. Addreee poet ottlo. box 556, Medford. A printer Baaed R. B. Emersoa waa overhauled at Hornbook Bunday, on train 15, and taken to Yreka to be returned to Jeokeonvllle to eoewer a charge of forgery It seems tbat Emerson worked for Editor Bat nee of th. Jacksonville Post for a few day. and Saturday night eeened esv eral chaoks about town on tbe Jaoft eonvlUe Bank with th. purported sig nature of tbe editor thereon. On. of tbem waa for $19.60 and was cashed at Nsuber'a Banquet Saloon. Mrs. Ed. Andrews baa opened a eiudlo for voice on I tare and the art of singing. Pbona 1L tf Claud Jones was to Medford Sat urday Mr. Jonee baa assumed charge of the farm in SanVValley purohased by Cbas Strang and Dr. W, S, Jones, just before tb. lattel'. death, which the owners ate figuring upon turning into one of the big fruit farms of tbe valley. White Leghorn egg' for setting 60 cents for 15. from Bock of ii hena Licked from 5U0 Standard Bred White euborn chickens, Dr. Uoble, phone No. 103, Medfotd. Also p astute for cows inside city limits. 18 2t T. M. Whitney, who bas been planting orobard. In this valley this spting, left Monday for Is homo at YES we are serving refreshments now The best ice cream and the coolest room in town Bnt we alto have the BEST Coffee, Teas, Extracts, Baking Powders, etc in this part of the country. Come and try our goods and convince yourself. Then while you are In our store you can look over our fine line of dishes. Lots of new ones comiug In all the time. Five and Ten cent counters. 2f?e Medford & Coffee House M'GLASHAN & JUNKJtN 216 ,West Sevnth Street PHOXE 1051 MEDFORD, OREGON , J"Free delivery to any part of the city Cliff., Oregon, air. Wklta.y assisted by bta two soas planted over OOOO troll trees .bout Medford tin, tb. lint of tb. year, He planted 26 acres for John dwell, acre, for Baa ! bneldon, and 15 scree for A. H. Ham ilton. Tb. treee planted war mostly apples and pears, Mr. Wbitaey bas aa enviable repustion for suooeee In the matter of plaotlag treee. If yon want a cream separator see tba Sbarplee at tba Rogoe stiver Creamery before baying. Mr. and Mr. U. O. Pell left Tues day on tbslr way east on aa txtead d visit Mr. Pell baa been elected as a delegate to tbe Heed camp of the Modern Woodman of America, wblob meete at Peoria, 111., on June untb. Ha and Mrs, Pail, however, will spend some daye visiting rela tive, and friends In tba Willamette and will attend the Rose carnival at Portland. Tbey expeot to go aa far east aa New York and also to visit relative. In Texas, returning to Med ford about tb. last of August Mr. P.ll has been oonduotlng tb. Elite Laundry in Medford tor tba past year or mora and bas built np an sxojl lent business, He reoeatly .old bis laundry, but tbat doesn't mean thai be Intend. leavlrmV Medlord perma nently, fact It be intend, returning ber. after hit trip east and going In to 'justness. W. are glad to be able to state that Mr- Pell will remain In tbla olty, aa be baa proven during bla raeldeno. here to be an enter prising, progressiva oltlzen, and, an honorable bnslneaa man. Tb. old Howard ranob three milea aontb of Medford and two and one half miles v est of Pboenlx, la now cat no in smell tracts to suit toe pur chaser One quarter oasb, balanoa la (' payments. Tale le a rata op- ourt unity for men of email means. Listed with all agents. 19-121-p. -Carpenters' I.ooaL No. 1840, of tbe Mutual Brotherhood of Cat pea tera and Joiners of America observed sooial night on Saturday evening. Tbe program - waa arranged by P. Q. Lambert, of Pasadena, Calif,, and was nicely rendered. Kev. Shields addressed the gathering. Nearly 100 members and gueats were present Tbla gathering la tbe first of a series to be held during tbe summer fiver 'O0 Snarolas Cream Separa tor in uae in Southern Oregon. Sold bv Rogue River Creamery, Prioe from $10 up. - It la reported to tbe Mail tbat tbtougb tbe carelessness of some one In leaving tbe gate to the Odd Fel- lows' cemetery ooen loos, .took have gained aooeea thereto and have dona considerable damage to tbe different plots. Tb.r. sbould be steps taken to see that snoh dot. not oooat again. Tba fence around tb. oemeteiy should be repaired 11 eeoeeeerr and oar. taken tbat tba gates abould be kept fastened. For Sale A few good horees and different kinds of wagont and riaw. Cell at Watt Sid. Briok Stable. 7-tf. Ovwr fifty members of the Modem Woodmen (Mar left for A .bland on Tuesday morning to attend tba state convention of that order wblob was bald In tbat olty. A Woodman band from Portland gar. a abort piogram at th. depot while tbe train etopoed in tbls olty. & L. Bennett "I can't see tbat th. fruit In my neighborhood baa been damaged by frost to any great extent Tb. peara nave been ent aome, but there will te plenty left Tb. applet ar. not burt to any appreciable extent" AU ktnda ot bake stnrf Vienna Bakery. Cad 'ohone 496 and have goods delivered , Henry Pern oil, of th." Portland leagu. team oame bom. to Urants Pass last Saturday and Sunday pitch ed for bis old team mates 'against Boseburg, shutting out tbe boys from Cooglaa. We erll Sharpies Cream Separa tors from 810 up. Rogue River Creamery, Medford. Ross Kline is having a fine large bungalow, 34x47 feet, erected upon is place which is about a milaand a half south of Medford. F. E. Bordan Is doing tbe buiding for Mr. Klioe. We will deliver loe cream to your nousi. Pbone yonr order to tbe Rogue Klvr Creamery or Medford Book Store. Mrs. Wm. West will open a millinery store on the oorner of 7tb and C atreet next week. Mrs. West bas secured tbe servioes of a Cbioago milliner. For Sale Fresh mllcb cows for sale. Inqulr. of J. W. Bonar, oo Uritiln rreek, four milea from Med forrd. 'Pbone 933. 18-2m. The office of the City Recorder was removed from Its location Sixth street to tb. new quarters In tba olty ball on Thursday morning, Mrs. E. E. Core Teaober of Piano and Voice. Special eommer classes In harmony and tbenry now forming. Sight reading ensemble playing and re.iital work DIIDDI V k s-svs-s-s J PERSONAL i a Medford visitor Asbestos, WM a What MMdville Think, of Smith. W. O. WUsoa Saturday. D. a White, of Medford visitor Monday, Mrs. Ella Lang, of Jacksonville, waa la Medtord Saturday. R. U Donald soa-Sel. by toft Monday morning for Baa Fraaelsoo. Ex-Commiaaloaar Tboe. Riley waa Maoferd Tuesdsy on butlaeee. Fay Lane waa among those wbo took tb. trip to Sea Franoltoo to see tbe fleet Winabastsr Houston, tne plon.tr mlnsr, waa la town from Willow Springs Tueedey. Mis. A. M. 8bo-t and bar daugh ter, Mrs Harry tfdmonsoa, nra visit ing In Portland. Bea A. LowelL Woodvtll.'s bustl- log rnl estate agent, waa In Medford on business lately. Mrs. H. K. Banna toft Saturday morning for Oakland, Calif., to spend tb. summer. F. A. Pattleca, editor of tba Cen tral Point Herald, waa la Madfora Tuesday oo business. H. D. KublL oandidat for iepre atatativ. oo tb. Republican ticket, was In Medfotd Saturday. W T Oileve, of Proa peot, republican candidate for assessor, waa in Med ford Tuedey on toad bualnaee V J. W. Mlltor, wbo to uow a reeid.nt of Portland, waa bar. tbla week, look log after bit propeity Interests. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boyden left Sunday morning for San Franeleoo to see the Pacific fleet ooiaa in. Louis Jennings, Sam Uodgea and J. E. Kboten, of Uold Hill, were Medford businwt visitors Tuesday. Mrs. W. A. Millar, of Hamilton, Ohio, bas joined ber buaband In tbls olty and expect, to remain la tbls vicinity Mrs. H. U. Lorlmer, of this city, wbo baa been vletting in Cleveland, Oblo, for tbe past tbree months, has returned home. N, Jerry, tbe veteran miner, re turned a few oays since from Raw- bide. Nev., ana will look after bla In tenet, here. Or. Seely left Medford Wednesday evening for LaUrande, Oregon, where he bas been subpoenaed aa a witness la a murder trial. Mrs. L. D. Mlaear and ton left Monday for a visit to relative, in tb. east, going by way of San Franolaco, .1 I Sold Many Trees. ' C. F. Cook reports that be bas sold over 100.000 fruit trees In this valley I doting this spring. II. sold mostly I Newtown and Spltzenberg apples, ! He it busy now booking orders for full delivery,. Among tbe big oideie be handled was a lot consisting of 3oOO Newtown and Spltzenberg apple trees of the Western Orchard Com 1 pany A large number of Comioe peers were also bandied by him. He aUtee that the outlook lor next ! yeara's business promises a larger business tban tbat done by blm this year. Verily, tbls will be a frolt growing scotinn wbeo these trees get to bearing. -For sale An esoeilent quality of brick In any quint'ty. u. w. rrm dy. Medtord. Orogrn, t', to see tb. Faolfio fleet Hon, H. M. Cane, tb. Republioao aomlnee for tbe United State. Ben. ate. waa la towa Toeeday. Ha want dlrwotly to Eagle Point K. & Millar, of Central Point, on of tfeoaa wbo bav. lately beoome lo t. rested la this aaotloa. waa la Med ford Toeedsy oa Business. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Blltoa returned Friday evening from their wedding tour to Southern Calitorala, and tba editor of tbe Mall la onoe mora on deok and tending to business. Maok Adamj baa returned from Kennatt Calif., wber. h. hi employed for tbe past several months. and will remain la Medtord for time. Hon. H. K. Hanna waa down from Jacksonville Saturday, having aooom Denied Mrs. Hanna this far on ber war to spend tb. summer In Calif' ornla. John X. Miller, tbe veteran miner and Indian fignter, left Tuesday .v. ning for Roeeburg, where be will be come an inmate of tbe Soldlei'i Home. Hans Petersen, wbo bas been em ployed as butter-maker fot the Rogui River Creamey, lett Sunday lor bla old home in Denmark, on a viait to bit parents. Or, R. S. DeArmond, who la now located In Portland, was lo Medford Saturday, on business. He may poa slbly locate bere again fur the prao tioe of bis profession. ' J. R. Stevenson and family, wbo bave been spending tbe winter at Palacios, Texas, returned to Medford tbls week, and will beoome perma nent residents of Medtord U Miller, of Valley City. N D. is bere looking over the oountry with view to locating He la a friend ot J N Campbell and is a oettaln eettl.r if tbe latter can talk blm Into it nev. W. E. Uoode returned this week from tbe contereno. of tb. Free Methodist oburoh, beld at Portland last week. Mr. Good, bas been ap pointed paator of tbe oongregatlon at tbls place. H. C. Kentner left Monday for San Ftenotsoo to see tb. fleet and also to visit bis daughter, Miss Bessie, wbo is attending tbe Unlveislty of Calif onia at Berkeley. Miss Kentner sails tbls wsek or Honolulu, wber. sh. will spend the summer, Mr. and Mrs. W 11 Oor. left Med ford Friday for California, where tbey go to remain several months, Tbey will go Brat to San Francisco and from there will make a tour of tbe entire atete lo their automobile, wblcb baa been shipped to San F'rsn- Cisco. The vacation is taken lo bopss tbat Mra. Cole's health, wbl.b has not been good for severe! months. will be benelltted-snd their many friends in Medford will all anxiously await news of ber recovery. They were accompanied by Miss Sabra Bookir, a trained nnrse. Dr. and Mrs. Setlv accompanied tbem as far as Horn brook . don't for Word bat reached Madford tbat Professor U. O. Smith, of Meedvllle, Pa., who Is to b. th. acbool .uper lateodeat of tbls olty for tne oomlag yew will arrive la thlt olty oa or aboot July 1st Tb. folio wlog dip pings are taken from Meedvllle papers, and abow tb. M'-eem la which Prat Smith Is bald by those wbo know blm: "Tb. but wishes of tbslr many friends will aooompany Mr and Mra. Smitn to th.lr a.w bom. and a gnat loss will be felt by tb. people of tbls olty waen tney leave. AU tbe obll drea wbo bav. ettended tba public schools at any tim. during th. past six years feel a great lov. and re spect for Professor Smith. Those now attending will detply regret to bear tbat tbey are going to loss him. "Before oomlng to Meedvllle Superintendent Smith waa loot tea for six years at Union City, wber. b. was In charge of tba schools. H. hat been recognized widely as one of tbe most prominent educators of western Pennsylvania U. It primar ily a teacher, but ha Is also a director and aa exeoutlve. Meedvllle loeee a good man In tbe departure of Mr. Smith, one wbo has mad. hi. Ufa ana hie work felt la thlt oommoa lty." Tbe Dally Meeeoger contained the following: "PjoL Smith to a well-known edu cator aod hat beoome known . a lecturer before teaobert' Inatitutea, Hia recognized eieoutlvs ability, conservative and common aense metnods aod sturdy Cnrlatlaa char acter have united to make hie ad ministration of (be Meedvllle aoboole ona of tbe meet auooessful in tbe history cf the olty and has plaoed tbe local so hoots on the par of aoy In tbe oountry. During his residence In Ueadville Prof, Smith and bis eatlmable wife, bave taken a piominent part in tbe educational, religious and scaial life of tbe olty. Tbey bave made a wide olrcle of f i leads wbo while regretting tbe neoeeslty for their removal from Meadvilie extend tbelr best withes for their complete euocess in tbler far western borne. "Medford is a growing olty of tome 5,000 or 0.000 Inhabitants In tb. Rogue River Valley of Oregon, a great fruit raising district. It la located 25 miles north of the Califor nia Una and about 75 milea east of tbe Paolflo ocean. Prof. Smith wiU complete tb. term bere and wlU go wast In time to take np next year's work at Madford." To the Holders of Real Estate We have in the last three month, sold over $95,000.00 worth of Real Estate. If you wish to sell, why not see US? To the Bayer Our time - is vours, use it as you wish. It is a pleasure to show property listid with YOURS FOR SQUARE DEALING, Medford Realty & Rental Co. AMONG THE CHURCHES. Kiat Tta Dyke. When von are in t"wn get to call at tbe tmeriok (Jar. un der new management. Tba many frlanda of Charles O. King, proprietor of too Madford Book Store and Mrs. Mlnnl. Van Dyke, war. aomewhat aurprlted to learn tbat they bad been married Satnrdav morning and bad taken tbe afternoon train for Saa Fran cleco-not to much turprleed at th. marriage aa they wire at the I act that the oooDl. had eluded their well meant, but, possible ambaraatlnc at tentions at the departure. The marriage wm quietly solemnis ed at tb. Upisoopa! rectory, tb. only wltneeee being Mr. and "Irs. J. W, Cox. Immediately after tbe oereraony an automobile waa called Into requlel tioo and while tbelr friends were waiting at th. depot witb "rloe aod things" the pair were apeeding toward Athland, woere tbey cangbt the train and oontinued unmolested on their way. Mr. King has been a resident of Medford for tbe paat five years or mora and hat become one ot Its pro gressive and enterprising business men. Ills bride bas grown to womanhood in Southern Oregon, and ber many frienda in Medfotd and vioioity are wishing ber every )oy of a long and happy married life. "Cherllf's" many friends are waiting for an opportunity to con gratulate blm. Many Went to see the Fleet Saturday morning a goodly number of Medfoid pnople took advantage of the reduoed: rates ottered by tbe Southern Pacific company 'and took naasaae for San Franolaco to wltneae the arrival of tbe fleet Among those wbo took advantage of the rates were: H A Teirolf, V. t. Kellogg, O C Taylor and family, T J Williamson, Mist Lou liartzell, Mis. Uertrude Fey, Mrs. Mary Peter and Mis. Jo Ottb, of Jacksonville, Mrs John Demmer, Mr and Mra Cbas King, Mr and Mrs H E Buyden, Mn Ella Lang, One Newbury, of Jackson ville, Mr. and Mrs J W Opp, Henry Batee, R A Nye, Mr and Mrt A U Bunell, Mrt Minetr and ton, F M Amy and Oeo Paokvy with tbelr wives, of Ctntral Point, and a whole lot of otbera whose names escaped us. In all seventy-three tickets were sold for San Francisco at tbe Med ford statioo during the lour days. Besides this several pants, bought tickets for the east, going by way of San Francisco. Notice. There will be a meeting of the Oreater Medford In Friday, May 8, in tbe Commerjlal) Club rooms at tbreeo'clook p. m. All members are requested to attend as there it buti- nees of "Importance to oome before tbs club. Mrt. M L. Alford, See, CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Th. minister will preach on a uni que eubject Sunday morning, May 10, viz: "String. I String. I" Each young peraon it roqueted to bring a string a. long aa be or ah. It tall. These strings will be used, not to bang aome ona, but to enforoe a great truth. You may forget tb. speaker and many other thinga, but you oan nerer forget the lesson you will leatn. At toe evening service the subject Impediments to Christian Union Uow Removed," will be . dieouteed. Tbls is tbe second In th. aeries of thru, of the popular subject., off 'Christian Union." A large and ienoa liateuded to tbe eermon last Sunday evening. It le hoped a stUl larger wlU be In attendance next Sunday. Tb. child-en H tint, at tba morning eervloe. You aia oor- d tally Invited to all thee, servioes. Marion F. Horn, Minister. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Oarlatlaa eclenoe service an bald .vary Suaday morning at o'eloos la the Coeamercli Clnb room. Subtoot for May lo. "Adam aad Faltoa Man." AU ar. weloome. M. E. CHURCH. Oa aaxt Sabbath Renter will preaoh a "Two Heaweus,". la tba mora Ing tbe .ubjeot wlU be: "Heaven Below." At night the eubjeot wlU be: "Heaven Above." Tb. morning eubjeot wlU bo followed by tba Sacra, meat of th. Lord's Supper. At eve- ulna tba pastor will snow tb. super iority of th. Christian Heaven over tbe tadlaa, Mohammad an, Budd blstio aad other heavens. Sabbath school at lo a m. Epworth League 7 p. m. All an Invited. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Next Sunday la labor day In the Preabyterlan oburcb, an.l the day will be doxy observed In tbe Flret P.'e.byterlan oburoh of Medford at 11 a. m. All Union and labor organ- izatlona are Invited to be present aad to take part la tb. aervioee. Good music A sermon tultabl. to tne occasion. Preaching In tba evealaa at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. Christian Endeavor at 0:30. p. FRErJ METHODIST CHURCH. Sabbath school Sunday at 10 o'oloek a. m., and 8 o'olooa p. m., prayer meeting Tbuitday evening at 7:30 u'olook, oorner Tentb and Ivy etreete. W. E.Uooa. paator STS.NilSSS SUNDAY H0 4E Tbe Flret Baptist oburcb: Baptism administered last , Snnday evening at tbe beginning of tbe evening service No matter wbo you are, or where you oome from you are weloom. to a eat la tb. oburoh. Paator Promisee Plain Preaching. That'e all. ' U. LeRoy Hall, paator. Death of R. S- Danlap. Robert b. Danlap, for many on. of tbe prominent fluree amoag Southern Oregon ploaeera, died at , Oragoa Soldiers' Horn, at Koaa- rg on Wednesday laKa tne auta year of bla age. ''Sergeant" Dnalap, aa be waa familiarly known to bit many Meads In tbls section waa a netlve of Mis souri aad waa a Vetera, of the Maxl oanwar, having been, member a Colonel Oonelaon'a regiment wale made tbs long march from the Mer loni I river to Monterey. H. oame to Oragoa at the oloee of tbe war -aad ntldaJ at Jacksonville up to a few veers ago, wber. ha entered tne boldlere' Horn, at Bon- burg. Sergeant Danlap waa one of nature'a noblemen. Honest aad up right la all bla dealings, with a Rwa eroue, genial disposition. Ha wlU be mourned by hundreds of bis friend in Southern Oregon, whe bave .x- 'perleooed bis kindliness. .1 For Groceries Prices and Quality Always Guaranteed Blue Ribbon Flour If You Haven't Tried It, Why Not Chase (& Sanborn Celebrated Teas and Coffee WAR NEIL f V Ok 44 " " afcwsmaar owav THE GROCER.