Till-; MEDKORD DAILY TRIHUNK. BEDFORD, OR., FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1007.
Medford Daily Tribune;
A Llvt Paper In Live Town.
APPRECIATIVE PUBLIC
GREETS VOTING CONTEST
"kbUsbed every evening except Sunday
Medford Publishing Company.
O. PUTNAM, Editor and Manager.
Admitted at Second flass Matter in
the 1'nat office at Med ford, Oregon.
Subscription Bates:
One month, by mail or carrier. .. .$0.50
One year, by mail 5.00
PORTLAND APPLE MARKET
IS IMPROVING STEADILY
Advices from Portland announce that
the market for apihii, which became de
moralized during t lie holiday ficaKon,
has been much .firmer, higher prices are
quoted on Home graded than two weeks
agn, and thepe is every reHHoii for the
beisef that conditions will steadily im
prove as the seanon advances. ItccciplH
iron the country are much lighter than
in December, indicnting that stocks are
largely out of growers' hands, aud the
available supply in the Front -street
mnrket Is not such as to give dealers
any apprehension.
A feature of the trade, according to
one jobber, is that the demand for the
cheaper aorta of apples, which was
strong a few weeks ago, haa fallen off
materially. At the same time the stocks
of inferior fruit have been much re
duced. At this time of the year it is neces
ary fur dealers to repack some of the
varieties that are offered, for with some
that are not first-class keepers a few
damaged apples are likely to be found
iu any box. Repac ked lin Id wi ns, t lie
bent valley stock, are quoted at $1.40 a
bo i, while Ben Davis, repacked, go at
. $1.25, and Jonathans, repacked, at 1.50
to LOTS. Hpitzonhcrgs, Newtown Pip
pins and other lute-keeping sorls do not
rerpiire packing at this time.; These nre
held at prices rnnging from $ I ..15 to
2 a box.
Kocent reports from the east show
improvement in the apple markets gen
erally. Stocks of low grade stuff hav
been largely worked off, and the pros
pect is for a steadily stiffening market
for the better grades from t li is him
on. No large shipments are being made
here to eastern markets now, and it
the belief of some dealers that few
a ay will be made, for it is figured that
present atoeks will be none too large
for the regular coast consumption.
(Continued from Page 1.)
will be sure of a splendid reward. See
jfur friends, announce your candidacy
among them and fill out a nomination
blank at once. The contest will extend
only over the period of six short weeks.
good start will work wonders. If
you are not eligible to enter yourself,
enter the name of your wife, sifter,
mother, friend or sweetheart, as the
case may be, in this contest. She may
win the automobile.
BANQUET OF k
Buy Tickets by Wire.
I 'Something which is of considerable
( interest to the mthlii trenerallv and
EASTERN STAR. STJSS X
- - , j effect between stations of the Southern
racuic company ana an points in me
Tinted States. By means of this system
ticket ft mav lie mt re tinned at Medford
from any place in the United State and I
a.uiled or telegraphed direct to the
jrty wishing to come here. Sleeper
accommodations and small amounts of
cash in connection with these tickets
same
tf
Fifty Five Members and Quests Sit
Down to Bountifully Laden and Elab
orately Decorated Tables That Fairly
Groan with Delicacies.
KLAMATH FALLS HAS
ANOTHER SENSATION
'THE MASCOT.'
IfcaearsalR for 'Mho Mascot arc
progressing nicely and Director Haze
rigg expresses himself ns being satisfii
with results so far.
Kd Andrews, the eomedian, has a purl
which is A "scrciuu" from beginning
to end. Mrs. Ilazclngg (Nellie An
draws) is cast for Belt inn, the mascot
and will havn a chance to prove he
versatility, as this part borders on the
snubrutto in the first act.
Ilalbrook Wellington ns Ilocco, the
old farmer, is a foil to Andrews, am:
the two have many funny scenes. Dr,
Burnett as Pippo aud E. K. Gore as
Prince Frederic are said to be peeuli
arlv suited to these roles.
The date is announced as Wednesday
January 22, and the pieco will be given
With all the accessories that have
marked former productions here by Mr.
Iiazolngg.
The costumes, wigs and other prop
erties are from the continue establish
merit of Madame Jahns (formerly the
1 ivoli), Sun Francisco.
Heat will go on sale Wednesday
January lTi, at 10 o'clock a. m.
MUCH DISSATISFACTION
EXPRESSED BY BENNETT
Judge A. H. Unmet t. attorney for
Binger Hermnnu, W. W. Hteiwer and
several other defendants in the land
fraud rases, attended the drawing of
the veniremen in the United Hlutes dis
trbt court nt Portland, and afterward
aid that he whs dissatisfied with the
fact that the men had been selected
from the vnlley counties iiiHtcud of alt
parts of Oregon. The prosecution takes
every advantage.
"The government has selected the
names of men living in counties not
fur from Portland with the explanation
that this was done for the purpose of
saving expenses," wiid Judge Bennett
"I am not satisfied under the cir
cumstances. I think that names should
have been chosen from all parts of the
state. I do not know if anv action can
be taken, but nevertheless, speaking for
myself, I shall take the question under
advisement
KINO OF LAND THIEVES
AGAIN IN MESHES OF LAW
SALKM, Or., Jan. 1(1. Stephen A. 1.
Puter, who was arrested by Sheriff
Stevens of Multnomah county upon a
Warrant issued out of the circuit court
for this county, upon his release from
' eustody put in an appearance before
Judge Burnett this morning and was
immediately arrested upon two addition
at counts of the same charge suborna
Hon of perjury in connect ion with his
wholesale atate school land transac
tiona. Ho pleaded not guilty. He
was released on one count, unn $1000
bonds, given by George Horensnn, be
fore Judge Cloland, in the Multnomah
county circuit court, aud is now out
In eustody of Deputy Sheriff Keh, try
ing to furnish additional bonds for np
lea ranee at the April term of court.
I'nleaa the court makes order to th
contrary, be will Im required to furnish
11)00 bonds upon each of the two ad
ilitlnnal counts.
J. A. Johnson, who wns beaten int(
insciiHibilitv iu a row at Klamath Falls,
died from the effects of his injuries.
Witnesses disagree iih to what started
the disturbance.
Johnson struck John Schmidt over
the head with a billiard cue. Schmidt
fell to the floor and his companions
I hoiight him dead. The force of t he
blow broke the cue, and with a portion
of it in his hand Joliuybn fled from
the saloon, closely puMnrd by Peter
Petersteiner and John t'arporan.
A few moments later these men led
Johnson into the saloon, lie was bleed
ing and seemed in a stupor. The extent
of his injuries was not realized until he
was taken to his home ami a physician
summoned, when it was found that he
had been gouged in the eye with the
broken cue and that he had received n
severe blow on the buck of the head
The physician at once removed the in
jured eye, which has been torn from its
natural position. The injured man never
regained consciousness and died after
lying in a stupor for several days, with
out telling his side of the story.
retersleiner a no ( arporan were ar-
rented on a murder charge and are now
in the county jail. Petersteiner,
cording to the ovidence introduced at
the preliminary hearing, will be charged
with inflicting I he fatal wounds, while
t'arporan will be held ns an accomplice.
Both are well known here and have
borne good reputations. They are Ger
mans and through thrift have accumu
lated some means.
Johnson was a poor man and leaves
a wtfe aud three small children.
BATHS Men only; hot air, steam and
medicated sea salt, 50c; with massage,
1.00; good for rheumatism, colds, stiff
joints, paralysis, etc.; will purify and
tone up generally. Prof. Valeske, A
afreet, corner of 7th at. tf
Henry Hiienergardl was up from
Ashland a few days since.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONfWItX.
This is to certify that T will prosoeute
any party ur pur ties to thn full extent
of the law that attempt to cut timber
on my claims, located in the southeast
quarter of thn northeast quarter, the
north half of the southeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section 8, in township .10 S.
of range 1 west of Willamette Meridian
ii Oregon, containing one hundred and
sixty ;ieres of land. tf
(Signed) ANNIK M. 1.0DKH.
PHACT8 FROM PHOENIX.
Fifty five iih tubers and gucits of
ItcHiuc Chapter No. Oil of the Order of
Kistern Stur sat down Wedmsday eve
niiig to a sumptuous repast at the Nash
cafe. The banquet hall was tastefully
decorated tied the liouiit if till v laden !
dibits elaborately trimmtd for the oe
casiou, the ainnial supper given by the
lodge.
The menu follows:
mem:.
Toke Points on Half Shell.
Consomme in Cup.
Olives. Sweet Gherkins. Almonds
Chicken Patties, a la Ttcine
Fruit Salad, The Nash.
Eastern Star Ico (.'ream.
Assorted Fancy Takes.
Coffee.
Tho banquet followed an installation
of officers at the lodgerooms, and wus
attended by all the prominent members
of the lodge, including a number from
sister orders.
F. G. Odell of the Nash grill, who has
the reputation of being one of tho fore
most caterers in the state, amply lived
up to his reputation, and the scene at
tho banquet table, as the members
tered, will bo long remembered by
thoni.
The tables were set in the form of
a star, and the decorations were carried
out in that order over tho entire room
Steward Odell deserves credit on his
currying out to a successful issue the
most pretentious banquet ever given in
the city.
The members of the lodge and their
guests present were;
Messrs. and Mesdames Alford, hums
den, Ralph Woodford, Kd Warner, W.
I. Vawter, J. K. Watt, F. K. Merrick.
II. I.. Orr, 11. C. Stoddard, II. C. Kent
nor, Charles Strong, H. C. Garnett, T.
Williamson, W. II. McGowan, A. M.
Short; Mesdames Helen Haskins. K. D.
Klwond, 1. Ii. Hamilton, Eunice Lums
leu, I,. B. Warner, W. S. Jones, Min
nie Van Dyke. II. J. Jennings, II. p.
Ihirgiave, Fred Iuy, V. T. McCray;
Misses Frances Ilaskiim, Inez Medray,
Veuila Hamilton, Prue Anglo, Mabel
Itay, Gertrude Weeks: Messrs. Dr.
ickel, Charles King, Louis Warner, II.
. Piatt.
may also be furnished at the
time." U
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. R. HAMILTON, K. D.,
Physician aud Surgeon.'
-Successor to Dr. R. 8. DeArmond.
Office in Flitter Duulap Block.
Phone 083.
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
by day, week or month. The Odell,
over post office, Medford, Or. tr
ANTI-SALOON AGITATION
IN JOSEPHINE COUNTY
Win. M. Colvig, Medford, Or. ,
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attonieys-nt-Law. , Jt .
Geo. H. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
FOR BALE At a iiarguiu, ninety acres
of the choicest fruit, land in Rogue
river valley, rich soil, all level, well
watered, good aix-room house, good
barn, three good wells, abundance of
water. All under cultivation ready
for orchard. Intending purchasers
should see this plaeo before purchasin
Geo. Mima, Nash Hotel, Medford
Or. 174tf
WM. W. P. HOLT, M. D
Physician and Surgeon.
Ragle Point, Oregon,
WARREN L. CAMERON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence, Hotel Monro.
LtNDLET & LINDLEY,
Dealers in new and second hoard furni
ture, stoves and tinware, hardware, etc.
Storage and commission. Woodyard in
connection. All goods deliverod to any
part of city.
NEW TOILET PARLORS
Modern and scientific methods for the
care of nil diseases of the hair, scalp
and lace. Shampoo 00 cents. Electric
scalp massage following shampoo 25
cents. Physical deficiencies devel
oped, mauicurlng, finest toilet articles
nrefully compounded.
MRS. W. L. CAMERON,
Suite 48, Hotel Monro Annex.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUND Gold scarf pin. Owner can
secure same nt Tribune office. tf
FIKSTCLASS Japanese cook wishes
situation. Address Cook, Tribune. 50
Mrs. It. T. Blackwood is having some
improvements made.
The Nason Pure Paint man was here
the first of the week to place some of
his paints on the market here.
William II over aud wife remr 1
Tuesday morning from their honey
moon trip through 'aliforuia. Thev
are receiving congral ulat ions from all
sides.
H. F. Reynolds got up a paper I he
first of the week to take up subscrip
lions to put a new roof on the church.
and says that he is inciting with all the
success he could wish for. When the
necessary amount is raised a new roof
will he put on imme liutt Iv.
Prof esse r Strait, our mail carrier,
mended lodge at Medford Mondav
night.
( Carey and wife of Slringtnwn
transacted business here Tuesday.
Edwin Taylor of the east side is at
tending school here.
There is a great deal of huildinir
talked of for this spring in our little
burg.
James Morton was in Medford Fri
lay after building material.
I. Hughes and wife were in from
I heir ranch on Hover creek Kunduv and
spent the day with relatives iu Siring
town.
Paul A nderson ami wife were over
from the Whidv Point Normal Sim. lav
o view our citv.
County Commissioner Josh Patterson
was here Mondav visiting friends.
Messrs. Mark and l.ovel Fern and
George Alford were over from the east
side Mondav.
Itoss Jeffs of Montgomery, Mich.,
ho is stopping at Medford at present,
was here Mondav on business.
GRANTS PASS, Or., Jan. 10. Tin
anti saloon organizations of both coun
ty and Btate are already planning
linephino for a hard battle iu June
The leaders declnre Ihev will driv
every saloon from Josephine count
Petit ions are out for submitting the
question to popular vote. Through th
efforts of tin1 local ministerial associa
lion, an organization has been forme
here to direct the work. It will receive
the support of the State Anti-Saloon
league. Prominent speakers have been
secured, among them Dr. Chapman and
Dr. Class of California, both prominent
in the anti saloon field.
PASSING OF J. H. HERTFORD
BODY SENT TO CALIFORNIA
Janus II. Hertford, a well known res
ideal of Griffin creek, died Thursda
morning, .limitary 0, of pneumonia, with
which he was afflicted for some time,
aged i7 years. He leaves a wife and
seven grown children.
The body has been shipped to Han
fonl, Cal., where the deceased lived for
some time, for interment.
Coal for Salo.
We nre now prepared to furnish han
picked coal at the niinu, five mib
list of town, in nnv amount desired
iT.'iO per ton.
tf PACIFIG COAL CO
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
!." ,000
BALLING ER WILL RETIRE
FROM U. & LAND OFFIC1W
W ASH!! ViiTftt .TnA 10 It A
.DOJb 1 AQQittjg c.jnnyQ'.i.er
Fr.fl DennetV) 0
Colonel Med ore m Crawford of Hiufrfti,
Or., nominated by the president
to be n brigadier general.
Henry Shoeffer to W. M. Swart.-
fager. mining property in
Steamboat mining district....
Maggie Towusend to S. B. Stoner,
7)1 acres in section III, township
.l.'i, range I! W
Jerry to Jerry Mining &
Lumber Co., quart r. claim
Jerry to Jerry Mining A
Lumber Co.. "I acres in section
I 'J, township ,"t,, raiiiie :i V
retleriek W. Weeks to Alfred J.
Weeks et al., lot i!0, Mn.'k It,
M ed ford
rederick N. Weeks to Sarah K.
Weeks, half interest in prpop
erly in Ashland
Alfred J. Weeks et al. to Fred
eriek W. Weeks, lot "JO, block
4i, Medford, title bond
Susanna Whitney to 1. L. Ilnmil
ton. lot I, block I, Whitnev
Addition, Medford
George A. Morse to Charles M.
Allen, 30 nrres in D. L. C.
Township 4 A, range 1 W
C. M. Allen to George A. Morse,
liM acres In section 10, town
ship 31, range 0,:,00
C. A. Walruff to S. S. Stevens, ?Q
acres in township .IS, rit 1
T)C. Garnett to W. A. Aspdin,
i jropeny in i.umifMyiintion
Important to Householders.
The city engineer will baud you in tlx
next few days vour official number for
your house. Present this card to Shortie
(arnett and he will sell you the 3 inch
uunilicrs at the rate of 8 13 cents per
number. If you havn secured numbers
already and find they nro wrong, bring
them in to Shortie and he will trade
you the right numbers. tf
IO.l'TI
0000
SALE OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
lite city council of tho city of Medford
Oregon, at the office of thu city record
or of said city, until Friday, January
to. ions, at 0 o'clock p. tn.. for the pur
chase of $'"i,000 in ten year, ,1 per cent
I'oirpon ho ml of said city, in denomina
tions of $.O0 each, interest payable
semi annually. Each bid must be ac
I'ompnnied by a certified check for an
amount equal to ft per cent of the
amount of such bid. payable to the city
oi .Mcttroni, nun: said city council re
serve the right to reject any or all
bids.
Dated at Medford, Oregan, December
11, 1007.
BE N.I. M. COLLINS.
',0 City Recorder.
j. -I
Sarah E. Weeks Frederick W.
Weeks, half interest in lot l!0,
lock 44,(Jt)dford O
The Southern Oregan State Normal
School nt Ashland offers especial op
portnuitics for teachers to review for
j the teachers' examinations in Febru
j.y and August, and to take work in
11 Pedagogy aud in Special Methods in
leaching in the various grades of the
training aehool. Since the public
schools of Omgon are calling for teach
era who cnu teach Maaual Training,
many are taking advantage of the in
dustrinl work lately installed in the
school. Kxiwnses of board and lodg
inl and tuition nominal.
t$- State Normal School at Ashland
is enjoying ths lamest niMronrition of
1 1 state rumis ever granted a Normal
I school MM he history of Oregon. Cat
'nlogues sent ou application to the
M PRESIDENT.
FOR SALE Town lots: good location.
$."( each; terms. Page & Lawtonl 207
FOU HA LK One glass show case, 8
feet long, nearly new; cheap. Liudle
& Lindley. tf
NURSERY STOCK All kinds of fruit
trees, both largo and email fruits,
standard varieties of apples and pears
and peaches, including Newtown and
SpiUenberg apples; a full line of up
tod ate nursery stock, in large or email
lots; also all kinds of ornamental
trees and shrubbery, at my residence
in South Medford, having just re
ceived a largo shipment, am prepared
to fill orders immediately. Inquire at
Warner's Store. L. B. Warner, Sr.,
Medford. Or. tf
S ((
WA.VI'KD All kinds nf second hand
jj.hmIh at lin Woods building near Hub
hard s I.indlcy & Jindtv. tf
I'Oli SAI.K .".(U) buys I.nriim-r 's fruit
and eonft'ctiuiMTy stand if bought al
once. iMor.si lilk. WYst. Hide. tf
WAN1KD lo ront n small unfur
nished house, electric lights, close in
(all nt my off ico. Dr. It. R. Hamil
ton. tf
FOR EXCIIANGF Medford property
tor other property. Adrdess Lock Boi
418, Medford, Or. tf
l-'OK SAIjK Town lots, good location
each; terms. Page & Lliwton. 2(1
WANT TO HUNT 5 or room house
Address, stating location, etc., U. L.
Voting, general delivery, pity
1'OIt HUNT (lentlemaii wnnted for
nicely furnislicd room, near in. Apply
at Hotel .Moore. tf
KOU SALK One five-horsepower mo
tor, good ns new; take it nway for
i0. 1'eils Klit o I.nundrv, Medford
Or. tf
l-'Oli ItKNT -DeHirable furnished roiMUK
for housekeeping; convenient; for
family of three; no children. 1(07 N
(' street. S(7
wki.i, i-:sTAnr,ism:n mtnii bmi
ncss for salo in Medford. Address P.
O. Hex 71(1. i.r inquire Tribuno of
nee. tf
t'Olf UKN'T Nicelv furnished rooms
electric lights. Iniiuire of Mrs. Ad
die liippey. West Seventh St., ill the
White bldg. 252
SITI'ATKIN WAXTKD (iirl, 1.1 years
old, desin s position to do housework
or care for children. Address Mrs. V
F. Rogers. Jacksonville. tf
WORK W A NT Ml) .1 apanese con true
tor; can do all kinds of general farm
ing; general helper in all work; town
or country. Address A. K. Tatsnmi.
(!en 'l Del.. Mwdfonl, Or. tf
r OR SA LE -One 4-Y horsepower auto
matic Russell engine, in first-class
sape; look this up, the price will gur
pruse you. lVUs Elite Laundry, Med
ford. Or. tf
FOR SAl.E-One acre, west of Medford
City limits; price $200, payable $10
down and $10 a month, without inter
est. Address P. O. Box 571, Medford
Oregon. SrJfl
MU( ;t.l,r. Hefore huvine nurserv or
ornamental stock call and see 0. K.
Linxwiler, North C street, or address
hitu Mox HI. NsUfortl, Or., and get
lowest prices. 41
FOR SALK New residence, just com
ph-ted, second block west of high
school. West Seventh street; fine col
onial interiar; cheap if sold soon. In
quire Tribune office. tf
FOR SAI.K Having- purchased over
00.H feet of first class milling logs,
we are prepared to furnish first class
lumber of all Pmds in anv amounts
on short notice. If you contemplate
building plaig yyr ocjer with us;
prices very reasonable; TTimension and
fine finish Tumber a specialty. Write
or call. Hutto Fall Lumber Company,
office oer Jackson count v bank, Med
frd. Or. O tf
Did you ever havo the griri
acha all over in spots, and have
your head feel as though you u
been out the night before trying to
"make Milwaukee famous," when
in reality you went to bed at 7:.'i0
with an antifloogistine plaster over
your wishbone and your system full
of hot lemonade and flaxseed ten
and your mouth nil puckered up
with quinine? Pa says there is no
parting so bitter ns the parting of
a quinine cnpsnle just ns you are
in the act of swallowing it. Ma
hasu 't nay doctor 's diploma, but
when it comes to things like grip
or cold, she knows the proper dope
to knock them silly. And when
you're coming through, she known
how to make the dnudy broth and
gtdatine and poached eggs and lots
of things to bring you right up on
the bit and make you feel like your
old self again. Wo have all the
things and lots more, like olive oil
and grape juice and stuff to tone
up your system after you've been
up against it.
MILLER & EWBANK
For City Recorder
Benj. M. Collins
INCUMBENT
Candidate forReKlcction.
Competent, faithful, hon
est. His record speaks
for itself.
No Fire ! the Kitchen Range
No Hot Water in the House
Then lj the time you Ap
preciate the vouvenieuce of
ELECTRIC
WATER
HEATERS
11
Attach a plug to
ine armrest miup i
socket aud turn the twitch I
PINT. QUART. TWO QUAR
, AND LARGER SIZES
Pint Bin to specially adapted for nunery
r-2
";cll 1 1 (ll ( 1 1 it r
rt Ml : I 1 1 1
Condor Water flaf ftn? Cfc
hnne 8-i.V Office on efoMdSi ftlrant
GET UNDER COVER
It's a good idea for everybody ot get under cover in Med
ford, including the city council, and we are here to furnish you
the . .
BEST PROPERTY IN
MEDFORD
for the least money. If you are a stranger in Medford, you can't
afford to lose money .by boarding with your family at a hotel.
The business man 'a way of doing is to buy a nice cheap tract
and build a nice house while the present financial situation contin
ues, it 'b a fact that you can build cheaper now than you could
a month ago; or, better yet, O
BUY A CHEAP HOME CLOSE IN TO A
BUSINESS CENTER
and watch it grow into more money before spriug. We are pro
pared to equip all hnmeseeUors with desirable homes at a low
figure. Now is the time te buy, save rent and make money by
the advance in price.
Rogue River
Land Go.
EXHIBIT BUHiDINO,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Medford Steam Bakery
HOT BOLLS FOE BREAKFAST
or dainty littlo dinner rolls that
will tempt the appetite of thu
most fastidious, Is tho kind we
servo every day when ordered.
Brondstuffs, light, white and de
licious, is our specialty, as well
as the richest, finest cakes, paB
try and pies. When you wan
enjoy your meals, order y,
bakostuffs from us.
J. K. EXVAKT.Preaid ent.
J. A. PKRKV, Vice-President.
JOUNr ft. ORT1I, Cashier.
W. Ii. JACKSON-, Ass't Cashier.
Tho Medford National Bank
MEDFORD, OR.
CAPITAL .f.lO.OOO
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Boxes to Rent. A General Bunking Business
. Transaeted. We Solicit Your Patronage
SATISFACTION AND PLEASURE
in eating nro attained nt Nash's. Ev
erything cooked here has that delicious
flavor that only an expert cook can
give. Our mcut-, poultry and fish are
chosen from the choicest in tho mar
ket. Our coffees, teas and wines are
best. When you want to enjoy a good
inenl go to Nash 's.
THE NASH
YOU ARE WELCOME
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS WILL
BE LADIES' VISITING DAY AT
PEIIS ELITE LAUNDRY. LADIES
ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO
(ALL AND GO THROUGH THE ES
TABLISHMENTSEE I IOW THE
'J .OTI I ES AR E WASH ED IX AN UP-TO-DATE
AND MODERN' LAUNDRY.
ATTENDANTS WILL BE ON HAND
TO EXPLAIN DETAILS :: :: ::
PeiPs Elite Laundry
CATALOG HOUSES ARE
NOT MERCHANT TAILORS
They drain the towns of money and neither
give the lit, style nor distinction t" your clothes
thatlyour own city tailor can. t
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
. The clothes I make are the kind that "cany
distinction," that bespeak the man, that keeps
your money at home and are superior in every
detail to the "sweatshop" goods of catalogue
houses.
KEEP YOUR WEY
HOME
EIFEBT
The City Tailor
FRENCH DRY CLEANING
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