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TRE ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Ashland
E s ta b lis h e d
Published Every
1876
Evening
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Except '
Sunday
TH E ASH LAND PR IN TIN G OO.
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Tidings
0. H. Barnhill Writes Survey
Of North Sacramento Valley
CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER >
T E L E P H O N E 39
O. H. B u ru h ill is a fo rm e r w e ll- : sh ip p ed o u t ou th is lin e , a ll of it
tnbscriptiun Price D elivered in City
>ne m o n th ......................................8 .65 k n o w n A sh lan d m an w ho h a s m et h a v in g been g ro w n w ith in fo u r m iles
Three months .............................. 1.95
of th e tra c k .
Six months .................................. 3.75 wi,h c o n s id e ra b le su ccess in th e
O. H. B A R N H IL L .
O ne y e a r ........................................... 7.50 j w ritin g g am e, b o th fo r n e w sp a p e rs
Mail a»d R ural Route*.
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O ne m o n th ..................................... 3 .66 a n d m ag a z in e s. He sto p p e d in th ls j
THE WEST
T h re e m o n t h s ................................. 1 .9 5 ! city a few w eeks a g o en ro u te to h is “ M en look to th e E a s t fo r th e daw n
Six m o n th s ...................................... 3.50
th in g s,
O ne y e a r ............... .......................... 6.60 ! rice lan d s In S a c ra m e n to v alley in
I th e n o rth e rn p a r t of C a lifo rn ia . T he
F o r th e lig h t of th e ris in g su n ,
ADVERTISING R A TES:
follow ing le tte r w as receiv ed by th e B ut th ey look to th e W est, th e c rim ­
S ingle in se rtio n ,
. . . . 3 0 c ! T ld in «8 to d a y fro m M r- B a rn h ill:
son W est,
Y E A R L Y CO N TR A C TS
1 “ H ave ju s t sp e n t a very p le a s a n t 1 F o r th e th in g s th a t a re done—
D isplay A d v e rtis in g
____ , e v e n in g w ith H. L. P a lm e rle e a n d 1
a re done.
O ne tim e a w e e k ....................... 27 H e fam ily , w ho live in a cozy c o tta g e in t
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To ru n ev e ry o th e r d ay fo r one
, k e t 2 5 th an(, Q 3treet9
E n id has I But th e W e stw a rd su n is th e s u n s e t
m o n th , each lin e , e ach tim e . . . 7c
To ru n ev e ry issu e fo r o n i m o n th
i been going to school a y ear, L e o n e .
su n —
o r m o re, e ach lin e, e a ch tim e . . . . 5c i a n d
C h a rle s
a re
husky,
happy I T he sign of a hope fu lfille d .
C la ssifie d C olum n.
y o u n g ste rs.
S r u n e U r y U s u e f o r m i e m o n t h or
Stopped a t c bieo to look a t o u r j s o o u t of th e E a s t th e y h a v e alw ay s
Saturday, August 27. I M t
fo r S e p tem b e r 10 a n d 11 ( S a tu rd a y Walter Miksch, leader.
and
S u n d a y ).
M any
in te re s tin g
Missionary program,
"Finding
s p e a k e rs w ill be p re se n t. R eg istra-1 C h ris t in A m e ric a ,’’ w ill be given a t
tio n s m ay be s e n t now to E n d o ra 11 o'clock.
E v an s, M edford.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
H oly co m m u n io n a t 8 a. m.
S u n d a y school a t 9 :4 5 .
M orning se rv ice a n d serm on on
“ C h a ra c te r” a t 11.
S tra n g e rs a n d v isito rs c o rd ia lly
w elcom ed.
First Chrfatiaa Church
Rev. P. K. H am m o n d , V icar.
Corner B a n d Second Sts.
B ible school a t 10 o ’clock. T h is i
9
F irst B ap tist Church
Is th e S u n d ay w hen you w ill receive
S u n d ay school, 9 :4 5 a. m ., O. F.
tw o tic k e ts a t B ible school, o n e fo r
C a rso n , s u p e rin te n d e n t.
y o u rse lf a n d o n e to give to a frie n d .
M orning w o rsh ip a n d se rm o n a t
T h ese tic k e ts w ill a d m it to a n illu s ­
11 o ’clock.
S u b je ct, “ T he F r u itf u l
tr a te d le c tu re , to be given a t th e
L ife .”
c h u rc h T h u rs d a y , S e p te m b e r 1. a t 8
E v e n in g serv ice, 7 :3 0 .
S u b je ct,
o ’clock. T h e le c tu re is o n C o lu m b ia
“ T h e C all of D u ty .”
riv e r scen ery . T h e re w ill a lso be a
O ur c h u rc h e x te n d s a h e a rty C h ris ­
n u m b e r of com ic slid es, p ic tu re s
tia n w elcom e to a ll w ho w ill w o rsh ip
ta k e n by th e p h o to g ra p h e r a t o u r
w ith us.
B ible school picnic a t L ith ia P a rk .
W a lte r L. E v an s. P a sto r.
M orn in g w o rsh ip a t 11 o’clock.
S erm on topic, “ T h e C o n s titu tio n of
C h u rc h o f th e N a z a re n e
th e C h u rc h .”
C o rn e r of F o u r th a n d C Sts.
C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r a t 7 :1 5 .
S ervices fo r S u n d ay , A u g u st 28:
E v en in g w o rsh ip a t 8 o ’clock. S e r­
S u n d ay school, 9 :4 5 a. m ., T h o rn ­
m on topic, ‘ A Song In th e N ig h t.”
to n S. W iley, s u p e rin te n d e n t.
C om e to c h u rc h . “ G et th e h a b it.”
P re a c h in g se rv ic es a t 11 u. in. and
8 p. m.
P r a y e r m ee tin g , W ed n esd ay . 8 p . !
m.
You a r e c o rd ia lly in v ited to w o r-,
sh ip w ith us.
J. E. M cShane, P a sto r.
At the Churches
m o re, Vfee th e w ord each tim e.
! r ^ce lan d an d th e s ta te land colony.
conie—
I^*gal R a te :
P ro f. Elw ood M ead, c h a irm a n of th e
T h e c ra d le t h a t saw th e b irth
F ir s t T im e, p e r 8 p o in t line . . . . IO c I stato , and board an d A r th u r R u h J
Of a ll th e h e a rt-w a rm h opes o f men,
E ach s u b s e q u e n t tim e, p e r 8 p oint
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lin e
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. . C c ! th e w elI-know n jo u rn a lis t, who for
Of a ll th e h opes o f E a r th .
C ard of T h a n k s, 81.00.
¡ te n y e a rs h elp ed e d it C o llie r’s W eek-
O b itu a rie s , 2 % c e n ts th e line.
ly, w ere a lso lo o k in g o v e r th e col-
F o r o u t of th e E a s t a C h ris t a ro se ,
l? Ja te r !,.a ? O r^ ™ ,a n ? SoSle tle ?-
ony. W e a tte n d e d a ladies* club
A nd o u t of th e E a s t th e r e gleam
A d v e rtisin g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs
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c r so c ie tie s c h a rg in g a re g u la r in iti- m e e tin g, w h e re R u h l an d I b o th T he d e a re s t d re a m s, a n d th e c le a re s
a tio n fee a n d d u es, no d isc o u n t. Re- m ad e speeches.
R u h l is now v isit-
d re a m s
llg io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs w ill be in g his b r o th e r in M edford
He has
T h a t e v e r a p h o p h e t d re a m e d
c h a rg e d th e r e g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad j u s t r e tu r n e d from E u ro
vertlB ing w h e n an a d m issio n o r o th e r
.
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F la tte r y o fte n fla tte n s th e
c h a rg e is m ad e.
e next visited F re d D onner, a l And in to th e w a itin g W est th e y go
<?' success of m en of m u sh ro o m <$>
m elon g ro w e r w ho la st y e a r sold
W ith th e D ream -C h ild of th e Easi
W hat C on stitutes A dvertising!
♦ g ro w th .
$1000 w o rth of w a te rm e lo n s an d And fin d th e hopes th e y hoped of ol
In o r d e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d ­
ing a m o n g som e a s to w h a t c o n s ti­ tw ice as m uch w a te rm elo n seed.
A h u n d re d -fo ld in cre ase d .
tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g , D o n n er gives v isito rs a ll th e m elons
we p r in t th is v ery sim ple r u le w hicn th ey can e a t, h a v in g a s high a s 500
B o u le v a rd a n d M ain S tre e t
T h e re in th e E a s t we d re a m e d th e
Is used by n e w sp a p e rs to d lffe rin -
v isito rs a day. A 40-pound K lon- ,
P h o n e 239-R
d
rearms
m e » ia iio . ni » b b & nd .
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a tia te b etw een th e m :
“ A L L f u tu r e
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M d l r i f A t k y t.u r D r u e
Of th e th in g s we ho p ed to do,
ev en ts, w h e re an ad m issio n c h a rg e dyke was b u tc h e re d in h o n o r of th e
C h l.c fc e a .ta i.a » la m o n d
S u n d ay school, 9 :4 5 , w ith M r. H.
P i ll» in K c d »nJ G o ld
is m ad e o r a c o lle ctio n is ta k e n jo u rn a lis ts , w ho did fu ll ju s tic e to B ut h e re in th e W est, th e c rim so n C. G aley, s u p e rin te n d e n t, p re sid in g .
»¡exes, sea le j with Blue
« • a lh r r . B u y o r y o u r
IS A D V E R T ISIN G .’’ T h is ap p lie s to th e feed.
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y e a n k n o w n a sB c st.S iie it.A im y sR c 3\|<
L a s t y e a r w as a bad one fo r hice
M o rn in g serv ice, 11 a. m.
Sub­
Th* d re a m s of th e E a s t com e
k in d a s w ell as to in d iv id u a ls.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS M Y W O E
A ll re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a f t e r : g ro w e rs, both th e w e a th e r an d m a r-
je c t, “ T em p tatio n , a n d S u ffe rin g L im ­
tr u e .”
ib ey have o c c u rre d is new s.
i k e t bein g on th e blin k . T he p re se n t
ite d a n d M ade U s e fu l.”
All co m in g so cial o r o rg a n iz a tio n crop is lo o k in g fin e a n d p ro sp e c ts
C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r, 7 p. m . S u b ­
m ee tin g s of so c ie tie s w h e re no m oney
a r e fo r a $3 p e r sack price. W e saw
je c t, “ T h e T en C o m m a n d a m a n ts in
c o n trib u tio n is s o lic ite d , in itia tio n
th e L ife of T o d a y .”
c h a rg e d , o r co llectio n ta k e n is NEW S. o n e field w hich will p ro b ab ly yield
50 sa ck s p e r a c re .
O u r land h a s
E v e n in g se rv ic e, 8 p. m . S u b je c t,
W e m ak e a ll q u o ta tio n s on
not been cro p p ed fo r tw o y e a rs and
“ T he In c o n s ta n c y of L ife .”
JO B W O R K
is In s h a p e to grow a good crop.
T h is is a c h u rc h w h e re a frie n d ly
from
A h alf-d o zen y e a rs ago I had
w elcom e a w a its yob. C om e a n d w o r­
Oregon’s Higher institution of
T H E F R A N K L IN P R IC E L IST .
h o n o r o f c a llin g on M rs. Ann
sh ip w ith UB.
S am e prices— R e a so n a b le P ric e —
K. B idw ell, w hose h u sb a n d th e la te
W . J u d s o n O ld field , M in iste r.
to all.
As to th e c o n d itio n of th e P acific
G e n e ral J o h n B idw ell. fo u n d ed C hi­
M rs. B idw ell w as fo rm e rly a h ig hw ay b etw een R o se b u rg a n d th e
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon, co.
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
P o sto ffic e a s Second C lass M ail society g irl in W a sh in g to n , D. C., C a lifo rn ia lin e a s of A u g u s t 28, beg
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19, 1921
M atter.
vet devoted th e re m a in d e r of h e r to re p o rt a s follow s:
For information w rite to the Registrar
R o se b u rg -M y rtle C reek , 28 m iles
life to te a c h in g a n d in o th e r w ays
Oregon Agricultural College
C O R V A L L IS
h e lp in g In d ia n w om en an d c h ild re n . — P a v e d . T he p a v in g fro m R ose-
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♦ She was one of th e n o b lest, m ost b u rg to D illa rd is co m p leted .
Cor. N. M ain a n d L a u re l S ts.
♦
T he good f e a r no law ;
<$> s e lf-sa c rific in g so u ls it has been my
M yrtle
C reek -C an y o n v ille,
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S u n d a y school, 9 :4 5 a. m ., D r. W
»> I t is his sa fe ty , a n d th e bad <£ good fo rtu n e to m eet. In d ia n w om ­ m iles— T a k e d e to u r
via
R id d le j G. W . G reg g , s u p e rin te n d e n t.
♦
m a n ’s aw e.— M assinger.
$ en a re o ften seen b rin g in g flow ers w hich is ro u g h a n d slow .
M o rn in g w o rsh ip , 11 a. m. Sub-
♦
6 to h e r g rav e , w h ere th e y weep fo r
C anv o n v ille-G alesv ille, 11 m iles— J e c t , “ H av e tfe R eceived th e Holy!
th e ir d e p a rte d frie n d .
Good m acad am .
S p irit, Since Ye B eliev ed .”
C hico is a city of 10,000, lo c a te d '
G a lesv ille-W o lf C reek , 14 m iles— I E p w o rth L e a g u e , 6 :4 5 p. m .. 1.
C .i
C a re le ssn ess w ith fire w hich e n ­ a b o u t 100 m iles n o rth of S a c ra m en - i A bout seven m iles s o u th of G a le s -' W ilson, p re s id e n t.
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E v e n in g serv ice, 8 p. m.
com pany v ille th e tra ffic d u rin g w o rk in g
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a n d in d e fe n sib le n a tu re .
g a rd e n s a r e lo cated n e a rb y .
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C h a rle s A. E d w a rd s, M in iste r.
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Open with an Ansco
Presbyterian Church
c h ie f p ro d u c ts. T h e ric e d is tric t Is
W o,r C re e k -G rav e C reek, 5 m iles
p u sh h av e m ad e th is n a tio n o n e of
S u n d ay school, 9 :4 5 a. m.
ten to tw e n ty m iles s o u th .
— Paved.
The
No. 2 Box C a m e r a ...............$ 2.50
th e fo re m o st in th e w orld in eco n ­
G rave C re e k -G ra n ts P ass, 18 m iles hr im a r Y d e p a rtm e n t w ill m e e t I n th e
A lth o u g h se ttle d fo r sev en ty y e a rs
No.
2A Box C a m e ra .......... $ 3.50
om ic p ro g re ss.
V est P o c k e t J u n io r ............$12.00
big te n t in th e c h u rc h y a rd .
th e d ev elo p m en t of th e S acram en'to — Good m acadam
IA F o ld in g C a m e ra .......... $18.00
M orning w o rsh ip , l i a . m . S u b -
valley h a s only begun. T oday I vis-
G ra n ts P a ss, th ro u g h M edford and
2C J r . F o ld in g C a m e ra . . .$ 2 0 .0 0
E v ery few days th e p eo p le a re ite d a body of lan d e ig h te e n m iles i A sh lan d to C allfo ri,’ii‘ 'in e , 65 t u b e s 'Je c t’ “ A C a«np»lgn fo r C h rist.
3A F o ld in g C a m e ra $22.00, $27.00
c a lle d upon to rev ise th e ir o p inion long a n d fo u r m iles wide, w hich h a sl ~ P aved
J u n io r C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r, 5 p. nt.
o f th e p ro p o sed rev isio n o f fe d e ra l ju s t been re c la im e d fro m flood wa-
A F u ll A sH urtineut o f A nsco a n d
S e n io r C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r, 7 p. m .
M e d fr :I .'r a t e r L a k e H ig h w ay
E a s t in a u F ilm s
tax es.
It will be a good th in g fo r te r s by d y k in g a n d pu m p in g . T h is
W0 ro u te s a re b e in g used, one
th e c o u n try w hen c o n g re ss co m p letes la n d is lo cated a t th e confine* x 'o f
B rin g Vs Y our D eveloping and
via C e n tra l P o in t, B ybee b rid g e .
th is w ork.
P rin tin g
th e l e a t h e r a n d S a c ra m e rto riv e rs, T ra il a n d M cLoed to P ro sp e c t, th e
LADIES
betw een M arysville atm W oodland o th e r via E a g le P o i u ^ R e e s e C reek
Quicker Service
H ave y o u r s u it o r c o a t ta ilo r-
a n d is know n as r t , S u tte r b a s in ’ school h o u se, D erby ro ad to M cLoed
A W IS E CONCLUSION
m ade.
C om e in an d see th e
Better Work
I t lies t w e n ty - t- o m iie9 n o rth w e s t a n d P ro sp ec t. A dvised to use th e
la te s t w oolens a n d th e new
one via T ra il.
A nsco C a m e ra s M ake P e rfe c t
T he T id in g s fedjs lik e c o m en d ­ of S acraiY fbto.
m odels. O u r p rices a re lo w er
P ic tu re s
V ery tru ly y o u rs,
Sixtv m iles of d ykes tw e n ty feet
ing C o u n cilm an F r o s t on his a t t i ­
th a n rea d y -m a d e s.
M edford.
K. E. HODGMAN,
tu d e on th e W in b u rn -B rig g s h e a r- hhUi w ere b u ilt to s h u t o u t flood
G ra n ts P a s s a n d R o s e b u rg la ­
D ivision E n g in e e r.
ir a w a te rs, a n d a p u m p in g p la n t cap-’
d les a re w e a rin g o u r s u its a n d
ab le of th ro w in g o u t 6000 b a rre ls of
boats— w hy n o t you?
w a te r p e r m in u te w as in sta lle d . Notice to Christian Endenvorers—
ORRES — TAILORS
T he a n n u a l C h ris tia n Endeavor
T h e re a re six 50-lnch c e n trifu g a l
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pum ps, each d riv e n by a n 8 0 0 -h o rse
po w er e le c tric m o to r.
A n o th e r se t th is y e a r. T h e d a te s h a v e b een se t
Enjoy an invigorating plunge in Clean,
Clear, Fresh Sulphur W ater kept a t 78
degrees tem p eratu re
W a te r C h an g e d E v e ry
F o u r D ays
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The critical public are invited to investi­
gate the presen t sa n ita ry conditions u n ­
der the new m anagem ent
Ashland Natatorium
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Largest Pool in Ashland
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TECHNOLOGY
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CAMERAS
M cNair Bros.
The
A Gky Mouse ooce entertained
A CooaCry Mouse; rich revel reigned
Bok people broke in on their feast *
They were pursued by man and beast.
The Coontry Mouse took to bis beets
Saying “Oh City Mouse, your meals
Are Something Grand, hut I declare
I ’l get along on country fare;
Better to gnaw a bit of bread
la peaoe, than gorge in fear and dreadH
x£top, Jr.
of p u m p s a re c ap ab le of co v e rin g
tw o s q u a re m iles of land w ith w a­
te r a foot deep ev ery day.
T he A rm o u rs have sp e n t p e rh a p s
81 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in dev elo p in g th is tr a c t
of lan d , s e n d in g th e ir vice p re s id e n t
G eorge B. R obbins, o u t h e re to m a n ­
age th e e n te rp ris e .
R o b b in s is th e
m an who in v en te d r e f r ig e r a to r c a rs
in resp o n se to a su g g e stio n from Phil
A rm our.
Bob Jo n e s, w ho m ad e such a su c ­
cess of th e a g ric u ltu ra l d e p a rtm e n t
of t h e S a c ra m e n ta o Bee, took m e
to r a te n h o u r trip o v er th e b asin .
T he co m pany is ra is in g rfee, w h e a t,
b a rle y and v e g e ta b le s on th e lan d ,
b u t ex p ects to div id e sa m e in to 40-
a=re tr a c ts an d sell to s e ttle r s w ho
will grow f r u it a n d a lfa lfa .
M artin H an so n , a r e n te r, has
bought 960 a c re s, m ak in g a su b ­
s ta n tia l p ay m en t o u t of th e p ro fits
e a rn e d g row ing beans a n d
g rain .
G eorge S tain has also b o u g h t 1000
a c re s w ith m oney m ad e in a s im ila r
m a n n e r in th is section.
D u rin g th e w ar th e g o v e rn m e n t
a u th o riz e d th e c o n s tru c tio n o f an
lig h te n m ile lin e th ro u g h th e S u tte r
b a sin , only o n e o th e r ex ten sio n be­
ing p e rm itte d . W ith in a y e a r and
a h a lf 4000 c a rlo a d s of food w ere
Star-,
W all P aper
at R E D U C E D P rices
We have a new stock just in at greatly reduced prices for you to make a selec­
tion from.
Is th is y o u r c a r o n S u n d a y ?
A S u n d a y m o r n in g —crisp, su n sh in y
w ea th er—roads hard and sm o o th . W hat
a day for m o to r in g !
Y our car is “ d e a d ” in th e garage. It
m ay be carbon -clogged cy lin d ers and v a lves
-b u r n e d -o u t bearings—a n y o r e o f a m ul­
titu d e o f troubles.
Y ou are p retty safe in blam ing y o u r oil.
S e v e n ty -fiv e per cen t o f en g in e troubles
are caused b y o ils p oor in quality or w ro n g
in ty p e.
S u n o co M otor Oil insures freedom from
carbon —clean , co m p ressio n -tig h t cylin d ers
—sm o o th , n o ise less bearings.
W e w i l l t e ll y o u w h ic h o f th e s ix
S u n o co ty p es $its y o u r en gin e.
A S H L A N D
A u to m o tiv e
5 ho p
SUNOCO
MOTOR OIL
Used Cars
THAT P LEA SE
C o m e in a n d lo o k
o v er o u r u sed c a rs
--W e t h i n k w e c a n
p le a s e y o u in d e m ­
o n s tr a tio n a s w e ll
a s in p ric e .
: : :
Now is the time to paper, before fall House-cleaning jyid while the folks are
on vacation.
New prices on Paint are effective today, which makes first-grade paint in the
reach of evervone.
Dickerson
PAINTS, PAPERS, OILS, GLASS, ETC
Son
Geo. L. Treichler
Motor Co.
16 South Fir St.,
Medford