DANCE GIVEN BY
ST. ANN'S SOCIETY
Ltriies of Catholic Church Give Dance
This Evening at Medford Opera
House Elaborate Refreshments to Be
Served Music by Hazelrigg.
Tonight the ladies of the Catholic
church give a ftnuve t the Medford
opera house. Kin borate refreshments
will Ik siTveu throughout the evening.
Tin floor committee consists of Messrs.
J. .1. MtiMnhon, J. r. Olwell, A. N. Ho
NtM.luin, M. J. KimMv.
The patronesses are Mesdumes F. II.
Hopkins, P. J. McMiihon, John D. 01
well. W. Hyde Stalker, Edar HiifVr,
Knlph L. Clarke, J. II. Fitngorald.
The following is the program, the
music being furnished by llazolrigg 's
orchestra: Urn ml inure li; waltz, "Soiio
ni; two step, 'Cavalier; wait., "Kiss
of Spring; three step, "Sunshine;"
(jimdrille, ' ' JIaviland s Hits; ' ' waltz,
'Jroam of Heaven;' Krhottische, "My
Dusky Rose;" Comas waltz (Comas);
two step, "A rrah Wanna;" waltz (la
dies ' choice), ' ' Dreamer; ' lancers,
"Erminie;" waltz, "Waiting in Love
hind;' polku, "To hips;" waltz,
"Symposia; " two step, "The Girl From
Shcrrv's: V "Home, Sweet Homer"
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR
DECORATION DAT
The folowing program has been ar
ranged by Chester A. Arthur post and
W. li. C. for Decoration duy, Saturday,
May 'Mi, at ll a. m.:
Post and corps together with all ex
sohliers and sailors will assemble at
post hall, foot of Seventh street, at
!:.!) a. in. and proceed to the opera
house, where the following program will
be carried out. Called to order by post
commander, F. M. Stewart:
Music v, Medford band ; song, choir
Christian i-hureli; opening prayer, He v.
W. F. Shields; reading of orders and
Lincoln's address at Gettysburg, Post
Adjutant D. K. Andrews; song, choir
Christina church; eoiuamnder 's address
ami saluting our dead, by comrades;
song, "The Faded Coat of Blue," quar
tet; quartet, ladies; address, Professor
B. F. Mulkey; song. "Memoriul Day,"
quartet; solo, F. G. Metz; song, " Amer
ica, " q uartet and audience.
Recess until p. m., at which
time parade will form at foot of hill in
I. O. O. F. cemetery and inarch to the
graves of comrades, around which post
and corps will form and the ritual serv
ices of the order gone through with,
after which post wil proceedin in a body
and scatter fowers as a oving tribute
upon the graves of our departed com
rades, Ex-Confederates, Mexican and Span
ish war veterans and sons of veterans
are cordially invited to, moot and par
ticipate with us in these exercises. It
' iff uVsired that all fraternal societies,
and especially the public schools of the
city, meet and participate with us upon
this Memorial day. Let not the graves
fut the natiou's dead hero-a and our
own loving friends who have departed
be forgotten on this occasiou.
Friends who have flowers for use on
this occasion kindly bring or send same
to post hall at 0 o'clock a. in.
Bv order of COMMITTEE. .
MEDFORD PAMPHLET
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
That ticiural l'nssongei Agent A. L.
( reig of the flreat Northern railroad
is interested in Medford is shown by
the following letter reeeived from St.
Paul by 1 H. Hopkins:
My Hear Mr. Hopkins: Thank yon
very liuuh for the eopy of "Medford.
Oregon nnd the Hugne River Valley"
booklet. It eertninly is n great credit
to your section, and I wish we had sev
eral thousnnd of them to distribute
through our outside ngeneies.
To me the booklet is especially in
(cresting in view of iny personal ac
quaintance with the country and inter
est therein. Possibly you do not know
that after that streetcar interview dur
ing the fair time I made it my business
to visit the Rogue River valley and g"
ever it pretty thoroughly, nnd found
that there really were some good things
outside the Hood River valley.
Mav 1 ask that you send me another
eopy of the booklet under personal cov
er Also send a copy to Mrs. W. R
Peters, care agent II. . railroad. Me
Koesport, Pa.
With kindest regards nnd best wishes.
1 am, sincerelv vonrs,
A. 1,. CRAII!.
CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.
State of Oregon vs. Pled Worley,
bireenv; jury returned verdict of not
..ilt-' -
Iowa Lumber company vs. Harold
Kelly; dismissed.
First National bank. Medford, vs.
II. F. Whetstone; dismissed.
Cecelia li. Maegley vs. V. C. Kitto;
u,l,;iuir!itor estate (. Karewski; de
fendant given time in which to file
answer.
Ui. 1 ..,.fil Wednesdav at 1"
o'elork a. in.
NOTICE
Is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply at the city council of MfC
ford. Or., at its nest meeting, to be helil
dune 2. !!. for a license to sell malt,
vinous and spiritous liquors in less
quantities than n gallon for a perioi of
six months, at our place of business at
lot Si. block 2o, Medford, Or.
(). M. SK1.SPY.
Ilaltd Mav Ptos. t
Notice.
I winh to announce that I have pur
based the office and practice of the
ite Dr. M. S. .Tones. My office will
j l.'catrd at Ihe same place as T)r.
Jones' and office hours will he from
10 a. in., 2 4 .10 and 7 to f p. m.
R. J. roxRoy,
Physician and Surgeon.
THE
I BUTTE FALLS ITEMS.
Charley Edmonson and Dick Steppe
went dow nto Medford Fridav. The
former will soon open a butcher shoo
at the Falls.
The electric road survey comes down
near Browiisboro uud from theme cuu
tinues to Eagle Point.
The bad weather of the. par week
has "jarred" the nerves of some of
our citizens, as two of them came near
a collision, but better counsels prevail
ed. It will be found the better prac
tiee to strictly attend to one's own
busiues sand not obnoxiously "butt
into" other's matters.
J. P. Hughes, merchant of Butte
Falls, drove to Medford Friday to se
cure supplies for store and new build
ing.
W. H. Moore of Medford drove a par
ly of three to the Falls ou u business
trip.
C. V. Skein, land atornev of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was exam
ining the lands of the railroad here
abouts during the past week, and while
here visited the unsurveved section and
said that this tract would be surveyed
July 1. He does not take a very hope
ful view of conditions and evidently
is out to look over the land nnd report
to the railroad company so it may be
prepared to scrip the land. The home
steaders should look after their rights.
for the railroad people have their eyes
on the unsurveved. Tulce no chances.
Write t oyour eougressmuu and sena
tor.
Mr. Wilson of the unsurveved lauds
has gone on a visit to Medford.
Frank Xiel has gone to Medford on
business. He reports that the roads
are getting some better,
Emit Pech, late of Little Butte, vis
ited Butte Falls lately with a view of
opening a business store. He was very
favorably impressed with the town and
particularly with the splendid water
power of the owners of the townsite.
The Iowa lumber enmp has about ten
acres of timber cut and are about to
saw the logs into lumber and store the
same upon the camp grounds awaiting
transportation out.
Butto Falls Lumber company is turn
ing out some fine finishii g lumber and
have the shingle mill in operation.
Tho Medford Commercial club should
push the railroad interests to tho Falls
if Medford expects to reach a popula
tion of 25,000. The railroad will do it.
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Dr. B. P. Ailkins was ovor from Mid
ford Monday afternoon.
Silas J. Iiiy nnd Mrs. Mamie Dux
have returned from a week's visit at
Snlem.
HiMirv White and W. C. Sherman
were down from Ashland Monday at
tending cirenit court.
Miss Fay Sears spent tsaturnny aim
Sunday with friends living in Mcdfurd.
Attorneys V. E. Philips and M. l'ur-
din were in town Monday on business.
C. O. Tnvlor. D. L. Day, A. Z. bonis
and J. J. Scale were in town Monday
serving nB jurymen.
Mrs. T). B. Urnnt ana aniigntor were
visitng with T). TV Grant on Satur
day.
Sewer Gas In Homes.
Tbe American Analyst gives the fol
lowing test for the detection In an
apartment of sewer gas: Saturate ttn
glazed paper with a solution of one
troy ounce of pure acetnte of lend In
eight fluid ounces of rainwater. Let
It partially dry. Then expose In Hie
room suspected of containing sewer
gas. The proseiiee "f gas In any eon
ulderuble quantity soon blackens Hie
test paper.
Different Kind of Fire.
A young fellow was noticed the olh
er day gaziir.; Inviirrly nt n letter ns
lie stuod on liie sir. 'el corner. After
fondling It for a ino.nout, bo went up
to u lire alarm box and tried lo g ! i:
Inside. A passerhy vho h:;d l-eci
watching lilm. however. Intervened. I
kuow your heart's on lire." he otinurv
ed, "but 1 think you hud better im
the box at the next curnti -Francisco
Argonaut.
Willing to Be Sociable.
A little three- ear-old who Is ' '.'
precocious was lying In her bed ::
put to sleep in the dark, with her la
ther sitting beside her walling for her
to get to sleep, when this one sided
conversation took place: -Hello, daiui."
No answer. "Ilow do do, dadaV No
answer. "How you feel. dadaV" Same
answer. After n few moments' si
leuce, "Glad to see yon. dodn." New
York Times
Unused Portions of the Farm.
Nearly every fnnn has ul least a few
acres which are of Utile value r.
irrowlnir agricultural ore;,s. '1 hi.- Ian!
Khould be sel aside fur a w.nl I il iri.t
devoted lo the production oT fuel. fell, r
posts and timber for farm ces.
The species Is-l suilei'. for il:'0,.'
Hons of these vurloll ..r.s n ' v.e'l :.
plaining dlreolloiis and i.dwce in i
protective measures are given l;i eh. .i
l.ir bl of Ihe foresi sen: e
Coal for Sale.
V are low prepared to furnish hand
picked coal at the mine, five mile
.ast of town, in any amount desired
Time Tabtes
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Northbound.
No. IfliOregon Express
No. 14! Portland Express..
No. 22' For ABhlnnd ,
Southbonnd.
No. 15 1 California Express.
Xu. 13:Pan Francisco Exp
Xo. 12") From Grants Pass..
5:31' p. in
!): 10 a. m
in-IS a. ni,
10:M a. in.
1:."0 p. in.
9: 15 p. m.
'PACIFIC k EA8TERN RAILWAY.
Xo. 1 LcaveVMedf.Vrd .".7."f ":."0 a. m.
Xo. S Lenvr.s Medford ! 2:30 p.m.
Xo. 2 ' Arrives Medford j 1 0 : 50 i . m .
Xo. 4 1 Arrives Medfonl. . ..( .It-Wp.re.
ToGUE RIVER VALLEY RAILWAY.
Xo. j lLe'sres M'cdford. M0.4" a. m
V, i Iy-nve Medford I S:S5 p. in.
Motor Leaves Medford j 2.00 p in.
Motor leaves Medford 0:00 p. m
Xo. 1 Leaves Jacksonville.. 11:00 a.m.
Xo. 3 leaves .lacksonville.'l 2:. 10 p. m.
Mutor;Levei Jacksonvills. j 1:00 p.m.
MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORI). OR..
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word No aingle inser
tions loss than IS cents. Six insertions
for tho price of four. Seventy-fire
cents a line per month.
Foli SALK Rugs, bedroom set, cur
tains, buffet, chiffonier, Morris chair,
canned fruit, gulden hose. Mrs. C. P.
Cameron, vomer 1, and lot li sts. 00
FOR SALK Camera: Poco A. lixS, with
kits to txo (Hausch - Lamb shutter,
with A 1 lens, cost new ilio); the
above cost 100; 1 tripod, ,'t trays, 1
graduate glass, (i plate holders, 4 dox
eu mounts for ti.vs to -Ixo, I ruby lan
tern, 1 roller for inouu:iiig. I brush,
2 boxes flash powders. III packages
developing powders f-r paper or plates.
1 hypo., 2 vignetting f tallies. :)t gross
Azo paper, etc.. all for !". .1. K.
Pnyclte. ll.ix CI,", Medl'onl. til
FL'RNISHKIl ROOMS
The O '1)0)1.
over postofl'iee.
FOR SA l.K ---.'I room bungalow, just fin
ished; cllenp if Ri.ld soon. See thlV A.
Cliil.l.'iK. '
WANTKl) Teti teamsters with teams
wanted by Weslern Oregon Orehnrds
Co. at once; g 1 wages.
FOR RKNT Fuiniahed rooms, on Trips
street, second street soulh on Fast
Sevenlh. Apply to Mrs. O. llnvin:in.."l
WAXTFI! 10 or I'll acres, improved,
close in. (live description, price and
terms. Prefer to ileal with owners.
Address K., II. Itliss, Box SSH, Med
ford. tf
FOR RKNT o furnished rooms, eonve
nient lor housekeeping, close to busi
ness; no children. No. It"" North
street.
PARTY wishes to get loan of $300 on
40 acres of raw land that is worth
$10011; good abstract; will pay 10 per
cent. Lock llox ti.'itl.
lU'NARill'T for sale cheap; thorough
ly equipped with odometer, acetelyne
lights, top, etc. A. C. Allen, Medford.
Or.
FOR SALK One, IT. S. Cream Sepa
rator, No. 0; 500 capacity; good as
new; cost $S0; will sell for $"). E.
C. Henslev, Contrnl Point.
FOR SALK S. N. Subdivision is in the
market now; choico ten acre tracts,
best location ia the valley. L. Nee
demever, Jacksonville.
FOR SALK olio head of full blood
Rainbnuillet stock sheep; large, heavy
shearers of fine wool. .Toliu S. Her
rin & Son. SI
FOR SA LK Five-room house, beauti
fully located, wilh lo 30x1 l"i, ten bear
ing apple trees; this is a snap and will
be sold at a bargain. Address Lock
Box 125, Meill'ord. Or.
WANTKl) To buy from 100 to 1100
head of stock sheep. Write Box 1111,
Medford. Or.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. E. MORRISON,
I Physician and Surgeon,
Office: .Medford National Haul! Illdg.
J. T. ANKROM,
WELL DIGCKR. . MKDFOIIU, OR
Prices right. Pumps Furnished when
Wanted.
BALL & OLOSCOCK,
Contractors and Iluilders.
All Work Guaranteed.
Offico with C. H. Pierce & Sou.
Phone B5.1. P. O. Hex 771
WILLIAM C.DEBLEY,
Resident. Piano Tuner.
Speciul Rates by tho Year.
Headquarters at Hale's Piano lloue.
All IVork Guaranteed.
P. O. Ilox !i(l3, MKDFOKD, OKKGON
DR. A. B. SWEET
Physician and Surgeon.
Office et Residence.
Wia. M. Colvig, Medford, Or.
COLVIO & DURHAM,
Attornoys-at-Law.
Qen TT. Durham, Grants Pass, Or.
i ,ufo;cl Furniture Co., Undertakers
I n- phone S.".:i; Night Phones: C. W.
...M u 405; J. H. Hutler Ms.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE ANL VOL
EECTION AGENCY.
Lock Box SOS. Medford, Or.
E. R. SEELY. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Modern Equipped Operating noonm.
X Hay. Office IIuurH, 10 12, M P. M.
Office In Jackson County Bank Bldg.
GO" TO DR." OOBLE FOR' YOUR
GLASSES.
Optical Parlor in Perry' WarclnniHc,
SKVKN'TH BTRKi:T.
"He lias No Other Busincnu. ' '
POLITICAL CARDS.
MAIILON PURDIN,
Cnndidnto for
i:kpi:kskntati vk
On Statement No. 1.
Faenri guaranteed hank dr-posits.
D. II. MILLER,
CAXlilDATK for IIEPHESKN'TATI VK
On Statement No. 1.
J. R. NEIL.
Democratic Nominee.
FOR COUNTY .irnriE,
WILBUR A. JONES,
Democratic Nominee.
I'olt SMKHIFF:
E. F. MVLKEY.
n-.d.!ii:tn Vmilnn1 f-ir
IHSTKICT A'i'TOIINKY.
I
Will niv. 'i.vh M!!."?t 111" r j-iiltlic.'iii
c.-ie'l i'l.-itf f r I". S. nutitr win. i. nrn
iniil. I I v II"- ' ..i.le.
tosei'i; l. ha!:.;ei:si.ey,
,, Mill.
Reuiljllcan Nniiiineo for
im:i';fm-:nt.tivk.
II. M. CAKE,
er I'..rl l.'ill.l.
Tin- ..l.i.-te of Slat.- nt X... 1.
Republican Nominee for
VX1TI.U STATLH KKXATOK.
PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
To be held in
PORTLAND. OKKflOX
.JUNE J to (!, 1!)0S.
Will he the most ItriMiun)
FUmAJj 'FIESTA AND
CIVIC J UIU LEE
Kver held ill the Pacific Northwest.
IVftlnml, "The Kose City," will bo a
seeno nf splendor ami the center of
wurM wide interest for one week.
venil important conventions to be
In Id in Portland on that oeeaniou.
THE
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC CO.
Will Sell Special Tickets on i
Tins Occasion troni MED
FORD to Portland and Re
turn at $13.20
For particulars rat) on
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Local Agent,
VYM. Me.MUURAY,
tieneral I'linseiiffer Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Something Ntw
In Ituldicr Tires that it will pay you to
investie;utc. COMPLETE STOCK,
prompt work, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mitchell & Poeck
GENERAL WAGONERS.
Kast 7th Street, rear of Merrhnan'B
Blacksmith Shop. Medford, Or.
To The Public
II A VI N't! INSTALL Ml) AIACIIINKRY
I'Oll 'rill! MANUPAflTl'Un Ol'
llllill tlliADK ICK CKKAM. W K A It K
I'ltKl'AHHI) TO FILL ALL OIIDKKH,
i.AlidK Oli SMALL. HKLI V KH I KS ,
M A III! M'O ANY 1'AHT OK Till': CITY.
SCKCIAL OIIDKliS (1IVKN on;
1'ltoMPT ATTENTION. OHUKr AT
MKIiFOlil) HOOK STOH1-: Oli
I'll K A M KUY.
Rogue River Creamery
Medford
R. W. GRAY, Builder
( IO I , ). I A 1 j I 'Oli ( : I HV O R K, ( ! R 1 1 A j A N D L
WORK, I'ATTFIiXS, )' ',.
TKLFI'IION'I' 47.1,
Small Orchards
On Easy Terms. Gity
Property and Ftuit
Groves for Sale
Firr iiml Tcn-Afir Orrlmrtlx on llir
iil.sliilhiii ul lilmi. The riijld kind of
stiil, Ihe ritht kiml of Ircrs nnd I hr
rlilil rices.
Tn (ill j ijriirs' r.rirrlrnrc in frnil
niisiun but:lis our jiiilimrnl . I IV hove
milil htilf I In: orclnmln ill ihe mile
mill hove irl In xer n purchaser tlin
snl s-fieil irilh his hurritin.
Hi fore hiufiufi see.
Roue River Land Go.
Exhibit Building
We Want to
Realty Bond
Oregon V.
Jackson county
Hank Annex
Tl'ESDAV, MA V :!, litdS.
Just Received- A Carload of Extra Heavy Green Lath
CEDAR BEVELED SIDING
ANYTHING MADE PROM TREES
Quotations promptly and cheerfully furnished
Woods Lumber Co.
KILNS AND MILLS AT (.LKNDALK ORl-GOX
YARD AND OFFICE AT MEDFORD. ORECON.
Prompt Delivery
Good Stock
CRATER LAKE
LUMBER COMPANY
iMF,DFOlD,OI.
Buy Lands
Syndicate of
H. Stalker
Secretary
J
Right Prices
THE LEGAL BLANK
DEPARTMENT
Of the Southern Oregonian is the best
and most complete south of Salem
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iJuitclnfm'Dnl
Wltli Tux I'ayinont
Oli lion it liuy I.anil
MlSCKIJ,ANi:0WS.
iiiii ..r siti
l.iiiuor I -It cusp iMirnm
Nnlk'n to 'I'lt'HpUHm'i'n
CrwHtor'n Ciniiii
Atruititl Ktjlato
Wiimtnly pivtl
MiX'lKliK'1.
(.ntiif itinl Short F-ii rnn
Sill i-fiirl n .if M.pi Iiiu.'
'I'ninsf.T nf I.ii-ii
I'uw.-rnf Allorncy
MfihniHf'M I, iin
WiiUt ItiKlit
KOIt II KNT, loll HAI.Ii.
I'liicor l.tH'iilinii
Id.nil for licit!
MiiK'i'M l,i-ii
IJllIll'tX IjOCIltliMI
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JUSTH'K OF I'KAf'K
Civil tiriil fJrlininal Htili
Soiiirnm
Knocut ion
.1 uilrioi'iil TritoHcriiit
roimullmeiil fur 'Iriul
Mt'iin li Wfiriunt
finriii-'firm'fit
T.Mt Hill
Not Ice to .Curom
'ivll I'mnidnint
I'ltOMATK
I'.-lil Ion- for l,c ltr f Ailmini l nil ion, Ailmiiiijtrator'n, Kx.'iitor'M nnd (iunnliiin'
Itufiil i iiml I Ifttlrt; Onlt'i Ni'tliMK Artrt l'roM-ity Kmmiio1 from K.wutinn; Onlm
( 'mi linn iny. Suit of Idul uml I'i'imihiiiI I'lotifil y ( 'hut Ion: Com mind ion to Appi-nieiMrit;
Li'tr-rxof Aiiriiiriirtlintiiiii; Invroiory jiii'I A iiruiwiutiil : I'limf of Will; l.vllur
IVstiiiin-lit-iry.
cimiiiTcomtT
Attai-hiiu-ot
Not let- ol ( ill I IIIhIiIuxiiI
I ililllil Jill J SlltiH'liK
loiliuiriH-tii
'I nuiHi i iii of .Itnli'ini'iit
A 'ooit.(it'. u.-li-tliitf I
Hi;i'.II K IU.ANKS.
prices. cJ Give us a trial.
SOUTHERN
OREGONIAN
MEDFORD
mmm i i YVit.4U.. V-.j-tK,
W. W. I:1FI:RT, The
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)'1E OI.U HOWARD RANCH Why Don't You Oct Next?
I'll i - mile mmtti tf M'flfnnl nntl
mil. - wc -t nf I'hci.hii, is nuiv cut n ln villi use Pavis' Bi'sl Hour! Icill 't
li. -.mull ti:ii-ts t.. unit lh. pnr. li.iM'r. let v.inr (jrnr.'rv Inlk ytnl into linviii
Dm' fnnrili i-iisli, ImliiM v in llin-i. nv i 't Ikt liriunls liiHrcl in. I'nvis Bost
mi Tils. 'I'll Ih is n r:irv niioiliiiiily fur sdli fur Ii-hs li'inn'v Ulul (rinirillilooil In
in if smnll nii'iuis. l.lstnl with nll'ijiM' snl Ul'urtliin. Try sunk nnd lit
t tin Affijits. oouviuoril.
Horn! for I)eI
Provlnion
A Kent's Contmrt
(!hntlt'l Moriifmr.'
ActknowUtltfint-iit
('ohfirtlon oT Juiliimonl
Covorn fur Blank
KUHN IMll ROOMS, V.'iC (on rtinllxmnlK
MININC
Wat or Hftfht
'tirui" (Vntrnct to Srll
l'rof of Ijtiltor
ifwnitu Attac'initriit
UniliTUkinir niisl Aflt
ilnvilor AtlHi'liint'iit
Ciiiiiniitniunt for Kinu
Jury (irtlor
Wurrnnt for Atn'st
l!inlfrl:tkliiK nml Allliljivlt Hununfinn
f.,r AHm lin.or.t CoKt Hill
Cittiiimil :tnil i 'ivil Siil)MKniifi Kxwiiteon
S.iin'h Wurrnnt
Notlci lo JuroiH
of U.S. l,ANI))-'I(K.ii('OIINTY (KlWIlT AND
All printed after the latest
and best forms, tj Orders
promptly filled at Portland
OREGON
Any ,lud(c of Clothing
Immms mrriti.riiuiH !;iinriiti; work wh'-H
lio st-cM il, Vu ennUy prtmnuitcP
ntir r:il)tii.s lo lie llii' lsl, tuxl il tor
slvlr nii'l finish, it in ni'MN-si for us
In injiKi- any ruinntiMit. N'm matttn how
ci it irnl you may tn you will fitnl ir
ililfii'iili to I'iml :iny flaws in our lui
! i ii ti wc woiK. Ut-ilnrH for tsiuuiKcr tttiitii
imyi ti 'rotiil utl cut ton.
rn-nc-h ihv clcuniii mnl pri'Sr.in((
in-atlv iloiic.
City Tailor, Medford