ASHLAND DAILY ÏWrÀ&B
Local and Personal Stale Fair Winners
Will Exhibit Here
V isiting w'th Sister—
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Mrs. B enjam in H u n t a rriv sd in i
T he com ing Jack so n county fa ir
A shland th is m orning to spend sev- on th e new fair grounds in Septem -
e ra l days visitin g w ith h er sister, ber is a ttra c tin g wide a tte n tio n all
Mrs. W ill Dodge. Mrs. H u n t has over th e sta te and in n o rth e rn Cali-
been visitin g in so u th e rn C alifornia, fornia, and le tte rs of inquiry from
a n d is en ro u te to h er hom e in P o rt- b reeders of livestock and probable
land.
I en tries in a g ric u ltu ra l lines a re com-
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i ing in daily.
S ubscriptions fo r th e D elineator
The R iver B anks farm in Jose-
ta k e n now. E. R. Isaac & Co. 280tf phine county, fam ed as one of the
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leading G uernsey c a ttle and Berk-
H ikes In from L ake of Woods—
sh ire hog b reeders of th e n orthw est,
V ernon McGee, son of Mr. and and w hich c ap tu red prizes a t th e
Mrs. J. H. McGee, hiked to A shland sta te fair and Pacific L ivestock Ex-
S a tu rd a y from L ake of th e W oods, position in recen t years, will have
V ernon had said th a t he intended a larg e exhibit a t the local fair, as
m ak in g the trip on foot d u rin g the w itness th e le tte r of in quiry ju st
sum m er,
and
s ta rte d
S atu rd ay received from th e farm by Clyde E.
m orning
a t 5 o’clock in com pany Miles, to County Agent C ate:
w ith his b ro th e r R aym ond. W hen
“ Upon receipt of your recent let- I
they had
tra v e lle d ab o u t half th e te r, I w ent o u t and p u t an e x tra c u rl!
distance, they were offered a ride to in th e old b o a r’s tail and told him
th e city, which R aym ond accepted, to fill out, and we could step o ut
b u t n o t so w ith V ernon, who con- again w ;th th e aristo cracy in Jose-
tinued th e trip on foot, a rriv in g here phine and Jack so n counties,
a t 7 o’clock in th e evening.
“ We will come w ith ab o u t 11 !
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G uernseys and 23 B erkshires, and
A special offer for a few days wni heed seven double sta lls for cat-I
only! The D elienator for one year, tie and 11 pens for th e Berks. In i
E. R. Isaac & Co.
280tf addition to th is we a re going to a sk !
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i your association fo r one free stall
Hp: ids W eek-E nd Here—
¡n each of
the G uernsey and Berk
Miss C laudie K lum , of M edford, sections for use as h e a d q u a rte rs for
spent th e week-end in A shland visit- o u r farm , w here our m en can sleep,
ing with friends.
and w here we can a rra n g e som e
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! chairs, a lounge, etc.
Good in su ran ce a t good rate s
„ j wish yQU would get m e a le t-j
P hone 274 J. Yeo of course. 2 65tf tftr frQm y our ass0oLation g ran tin g '
PLANTS NEED COLD WEATHER
Experiments Have Shown That
Northern Countries • Certain
Amount Is Essential.
In
Indigestion? Try
Ironized Yeast
Home Owners Wasted $626,500,000 Last feat
According to common belief, cold
w eather causes plants td become dor
m ant daring the fall, while warm
w eather the succeeding spring again
Incites new growth. Intensive Inves
tigations of Dr. Frederick V. Coville
of the federal Departm ent of Agricul
ture, which have been conducted over
a period of ten years, and which have
covered every phase of this subject,
dem onstrate th at both of these tra
ditional theories are erroneous. Dor
mancy In our native trees and shrubs
begins some tim e before the sta rt of
cold w eather each w inter; the appear
ance of Jack Frost is not necessary
for the establishm ent of complete dor
mancy. Furtherm ore, a fter such a
condition of dormancy has developed,
exposure of the plants to the ordinary
growing tem perature th ereafter does
not arouse them from th eir lethargy
so that they begin growth anew.
Interestingly enough, th e Coville ex
perim ents show th a t plants which
have responded to the lure of au
tumnal and w inter dormancy will not
react properly and resume normal
growth the following spring unless
they are subjected during the Interim
to a period of chilling. A certain
amount of cold Is essential to stim u
lating the plant growth.—Scientific
American.
LIARS PRETTY WELL MATCHED
American Evidently Found Foeman
Worthy of Hi« Steel, In Old
English Farmer.
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
Replacing Metal That Rust Had Destroyed
One cent the word each time.
HELP WANTED
CcrtAeJSto
An American poultry farm er went
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us this concession.
It is a p r e t t y ! over to England to have a look round
H e re to D rink W aters—
expensive trip for th e prem ium paid, , the poultry farm s there and see where
Mr. and Mrs. V olstead and son of and ,f we get ‘■trimmed” we sh all! the farm ers were making mistakes.
Albany Or., are cam ping a t the a u t o j need a l, th e free stu ff we can g e t. J He did not hesitate to tell how far
cam p to r several days and tak in g
‘Also, can we get som e dairym en J advanced was the a rt of poultry keep
a d v a n ta g e of th e m ineral w aters, npar th(?re tQ brin g u9 enoUgh silage , ing In America, and spun several very
► which they th in k are doing them evpry day (Q feed ou r c a ttle s tu ff? ! tall yarns on that subject.
Twenty chickens from twelve eggs
considerable good.
i jf t i»at can be arra n g e d we sh all not ' appeared to be an everyday occur
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I have to break them over onto b e e t ! rence in the United States, if the
LEEDOM m akes the price on pu]p
Could you call som eone up stories he told could be believed.
But a bluff old English farm er was
MASON CORDS. Come a - I get ’em and get & price on th l9 ?-
not unduly Impressed.
a t L! EDOM’S T IK E HOSPITAL.
__________________
“Happen, m aister,” said the old
270-tf
EATS ENOUGH FOR FOUR MEN man. “ye have never seen as many as
a hundred chickens hatched by one
f lc tu n v from V isit—
Probably Largest Human Consumer of hen at a setting?’’
Mrs. Levi Stevens, who has been
"W aal,” answered the American, “1
Food in the World Threatens to
can’t say that I have, but—’’
visitin g a» K lam ath F alls for sever
Afflict Russia.
“Well, then, listen here, m aister; 1
a l days, has re tu rn e d to h er hom e in
have,”
returned the farm er.
“Down
Highly
interesting
is
the
coincidence
A shland.
that the largest human consumer of Ipswich way we alius fill a barrel with
food in the world should be a Russian, eggs and set the old hen on the bung-
F r u it can n in g tim e Is a t hand. and, though at present outside that hole!”—Houston Post.
F o r tr u it ja rs, lids, ru b b ers, jelly distressed country, he Is announced as
m olds an d su g a r. D etrick ’s prices anxious to return to it In order to go
The Sex of the Planes.
to work on his father’s farm. N ature
When the uegroes of Stanley Pool
c a n 't be beaten.
lias a queer habit of displaying ex saw the first two airships of the Bel
trem es simultaneously as if to jest gian postal service land in the Congo
Cold W eath er a t Seaside—
* P hillip and C harles Rose, w ith the with the observer.
region, their first Impulse was to run
Tlie
giant,
Kazanloff
by
name,
is
away. However, on recognizing the
la t te r ’s two sons, w rite from Sea
uniform
of the officers who descended
described
in
the
Journal
of
the
Amer
side, Or., th a t th e w eather th ere is i
ican
Medical
Association
as
being
nine
from
the
apparatus, they Immediately
very chilly and foggy, and th a t they j
feet three Inches tall and weighing returned.
in ten d c u ttin g th e ir stay th e re sh o rt ', 485 pounds, his proportions being sym
The next day their fear had com
on th a t account.
It may be th at metrical. Four meals a day are need pletely disappeared. Why should they
A shland does not have the very best ed to stoke this physical engine, hun be afraid of these big birds? Were
c lim a te in th e w orld, blit it would ger being his governing emotion. In they not tamed by the white men?
seem th a t people who live here a re 24 lmui , he will consume from four to For they were surely a couple of
five pints of milk, from fifteen to tw en birds; and without hesitation they
alw ays glad to get hom e ag ain , even
ty eggs, four pounds of meat, five >r pointed out the male bird and then the
from som e of th e m ost p opular sum -! six leaves of bread and large quanti
female.
m er reso rts.
ties of potatoes, beans and other vege
Asked by what they could distin
table ;, washing down this Gargantuan guish one from the other, they replied
L et J e rry O’Neal fig u re y our next repast with from four to six pints of that It was hot difficult. The birds did
Job of plum bing. F irs t class m a te r wine and eight to twelve pints of beer. not know the country; the male bird
'fired of the monotonous life of a descended first, then he called his fe
ial and w orkm anship. Phone 138.
circus
freak, this man mountain longs male, that came down to land after
238t-
->il7 E. M ain stre e t.
for his native Siberia, where his fa him.
ther is a farm er in m oderate circum
It is Mr. Louis Franck, m inister of
Camp Fir« Girls Meeting—
stances, and soon will leave Hungary the Belgian colonies, who told this
T he Cam p F ire G irls will hold a I for his home. The hope Is piously ex story at the Sorbonne.
m eeting a t the e n tra n c e of L ith ia pressed thut famine conditions are not
Qrlm Joke for the Professor.
park th is evening a t 7 o’clock, to prevalent a t his destination, for the
reason
that,
us
he
needs
the
quantity
President
H. O. Vance of Oska
m ake plans for giving a play in the
of food th at will feed four average loosa college said In an address in
n e a r fu tu re .
healthy men. he will be four times as Oskaloosa :
hungry as his neighbors and therefore
"The post-war changes have hit no
G reen apples— G ravenstines. C an’t will become a menace to himself and body harder thaiT they have hit the
community. — Cincinnati
En college professor. The college pro
b e a t ’em fo r pies and sauce.
25 the
_
pounds fo r $1 delivered.
Phone quirer.
fessor Is one of the poorest men In
the world today.
9 -F -ll»
“A young Latin Instructor proposed
to a young lady and was accepted.
O uting at Butte F a l l s -
After their first tender transports
Mrs. F. C. Stevens and little son!
were over they fell Into serious talks.
of F ifth stre e t, a re spending several
w
“ ‘Now we are engaged,’ said the
w eeks on an o u tin g a t B u tte Falls.
young woman, ‘we must begin to econ
omize. Promise me, darling, th at you
T ake ad v an tag e now of th e spe
won t do anything you can’t afford.’
“The yeung lady Instructor laughed
cial o ffe r for one y ear subscription
grimly.
to th e D elineator.
E. R. Isaac &
“ Tf I promised you th at,’ he said,
Co.
280tf
‘I ’d have to break off our engage
ment.’ ”—Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
In M edford on B usiness—
J. L. B artnhouse spent Monday
Pavement Is Billboard.
a fte rn o o n in M edford on business.
City streets and sidewalks may be
converted Into tem porary billboards
by an Invention resembling a lawn-
roller that prints the advertising mes-
l sage In water on the asphalt.
As the machine is pushed along by
1 its operator, a spray of w ater from
the tank In the upper half passes
Do you suffer with indigestion or dyspep
through a perforated belt or drum that
sia? Are you troubled with that uncom
acts as a stencil. The belt Is of fine
fortable bloated feeling after meals? Are
wire gauze with waterproof letters
you bothered with frequent headaches,
fastened upon It. In consequence It
gas, nausea, or chronic constipation? If so
leaves a band of wet, dark pavement
you should lose no time in tryinglronized
behind It, upon which the words of
Yeast, which has brought amazing re
I the advertisem ent stand out—dry and
lief to thousands of stomach sufferers.
white.—Popular Science Monthly.
Simply take two tablets with each meal.
C H E is the newest vamp of the
Then watch the results. See how yoi/r
screen— Nita Naldi.
Some
appetite immediately improves. Note
who have had a preliminary
Indicates Treasure Trove.
how quickly the bowels become regular
glimpse of “ Blood and Sand,”
A ntiquarians are puzzled to account
—how painful and distressing symp
Rodolph Valentino’s first starring
for some old coins found in the
toms of indigestion disappear. In a
picture for Paramount, predict
stomachs of bullocks slaughtered after
remarkably short time you will have
she will be hailed as the greatest.
gruzing on the Sheepey m arshes
no thought of stomach trouble. Eating
Her dark, exotic beauty made
Among the coins obtained from dif
will become a pleasure. You can get
her a perfect selection for the un
ferent anim als during the past few
real joy out of every bit of your food.
tamed, unrestrained Spanish aris
days are a small coin dated 1795 bear
Get Ironized Yeast today. Then experi
tocrat,
Dona
Sol,
of
Vicente
Blas-
ing the name of Victor Arned of Sar
ence the blessed feeling of being able
co Ibanez’s novel, and when the
dlnla, a Charles II farthing dated
to eat a hearty meal without the least
modistes of the Paramount organi
1674, a George III half-penny dated
thought of discomfort. To try Ironized
zation had finished designing her i 1806, and a Hamburg shilling dated
Yeast entirely free simply mail post
gorgeous costumes she was ready I 1727.—London Mall.
card for Famous 3-Day Test. Address
to “knock ’em dead.” And she
lionized Yea»t Co.. D ept 103, Atlanta,
did! Valentino, as Gallardo, the
G j. Ironized Yeast is recommended
It pays to read the olassitied page.
bull^ghter, was her victim.
juid guaranteed by all good druggists.
NEW SCREEN VAMP
P A G I THREB
& ¡,822.06*
PHYSICIANS.
Ceet te r ! f l 2
'4 2 3 .O 5 2 A 3 5
A n t O ffice C e e t M y B
OR- ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice
lim ited to eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
I to 5. Sweden burg Bldg., Ash-
land. Or«
73-tf
I
J- J« EM J.EN 8— Physic an
Surgeon.
P ractice lim ited
eye, ear, nose and th ro a t. O)
supplied. O culist and aurls:
8. P. R. R. Offices, SI. F. an
Bldg., M sdford, Ore. Phone
MFN W ANTED
O IM P L E harm less rain-w ater, to
which Shakespeare likened the
juallty of mercy, Is not so merciful
as a great many people thlDk. It
may make the crops grow, but It
cost the United States $626,500,000
last year Just the same.
While it caused the flowers to
bloom It went after the sheet metal
work of the American home and
rotted away leaders and gutters,
valleys and flashings to the extent
of over half a billion dollars.
About 98 per cent of the homes
In the United States are equipped
with leaders, gutters, etc., of any
thing hut a perm anent character.
A recent survey shows that there
are 5.175,000,000 feet of leaders and
gutters in use In the United States.
I? placed end to end they would
girdle the globe almost 40 limes.
Five years is the average life of
the leaders used on most Aiuerl-
B ra n M u ffin R ecip e
B y W a s h in g to n C h e f
and
to
-.«©c
to>
’ H
CI7
fo r service as railro ad m achinists J L>*L?,,ATT.I E B’ ®HAW— Special ai
tention to m others and children
boilerm akers, blacksm iths, electric-1
In te rn al eocretlons and endocrln.
ians. sh eetm etal w orkers, pipe fii-i
glands. Res. and office 108 Pio
ters, coppersm iths, tin n e rs, c ar in-:
n eer avenue. Telephone 28. Of
spectors, c ar repairers, helpers— all
fice
hours, U to 12 s m .; 2 to «
classes
n. m
UNDER
STR IK E CONDITIONS
OH IK
BEST EX PLA IN ED BY C H A I R M A N ___________
_ PRACTOR:*
BEN W. HOOPER OF TH E UNITED DR. MA IT) INGERSDLL~H A WLEY
STATES R A I L R O A D
LABOR ~ V is itin g C hiropractic Physician
BOARD IN HIS STATEM ENT OF
N euritis cases a specialty. Phone
118-J. T reatm en t given only in
JULY 1ST, READING AS FOLLOWS
your own home.
in eirclt
“ In th is case th e conflict is not pr
4 0 Tints
E. B. ANGELL— C hiropractic
betw een the em ployer and th e op-,
and
E le c tro -T h e ra p y .. The com bi
pressed employes. The people of thlsi
nation does w onders. F irst Nat l
country, th ro u g h an act of congress,
Bank Bldg. Phone 48-142.
can homes, although oft em line«
signed by P re sid e n t Wi son, eatab-i
“ N atu re a ’’hors a vacuum ” tf
ished a trib u n a l to decide such dis '1
they do not last that long. That >s
putes over wages and w orking con
the reason that the Ainer’.a n
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ditions, which a re su b m itted to it in
home-owner Is replacing his teak
a proper m anner. It is the decision The A shland C onservatory of Music
ing equipment, by using c pper,
of this trib u n a l ag ain st which the:
opens Septem ber 5th, 1922. Ma
and is the reason that archiiects
shop c ra fts a re strik in g ,
dam e True y-Young,
directress.
and builders all over the ■•onntr.v
“ R egardless of any question of th e
The school of daily in stru ctio n in
are stressing the advantages o f In
rig h t pf the men to strik e, th e men! all branches of music. The Lesch-
stalling copper leaders and gutters
who trike the s trik e rs ’ places are!
etizky m ethod. The i.ecretary will
In the beginning to save this great
m erely accepting the wages and j be pleased to supply any in fo rm a
economic loss.
w orking c o n d ifo n s prescribed by a
tio n desired.
A ddress Box 5 4.
Another unnecessary expense to
governm ent trib u n a l and are p e r- ! A shland. Oregon.
280-lnio*
home-owners Is found In th e In
form ing a public Service. They are
cessant
renewals
necessarj
t“
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS.
not accepting th e wages and work- i
plum bing pipe where rust-clogs re
ing conditions which an em ployer is !
1—
trying to impose. F o r th is re a s o n , F 0 * Prt° “ P‘ an<1 hc a re fu ‘ serv,ce;
duce the flow and <!• le r io n iio n •»
very rapid. The estimated !■■! a ' -if
public sentim - ent and full g o v e rn -! 1 auto tru ck s or horse drays, call
W h ittle T ra n sfe r Co. Phone 117
annual waste in renewals Io
i. Iro n
m ent pow er will protect th e men!
Office, 89 Oak street near Hotel
■
lit P is
lilt
pipe In hot-w ater line
who rem ain in th e ir positions and
A shland.
66tf
►
:
n
ì
<
a
m
1
placed at approximate!.. .\XG -« ‘••¡99
new m en who m ay come in.”
n t» - :
T he best p ra ctice auiotig up
mod.
A dequate provisions have been T L PO W ELL— GENERAL TRANS
ide for the full protection of a 1
H’t ’p
. a , team
___ ____
__ otor
__
m ade
b u ild e rs is to urge the wnet 'I • t
FE
R __
— n Good
and > m
new em ployes, th e sam e as old em
brass pipe in the beginning !«>• ' . . - l i
trucks. Good service a t a reasoD
ployes who have rem ained loyally a t able price
hot and cold w a fe r ami
Phone 83
work.
A pplicants should apply to
| from both repair« I ni I
th e office of th e su p e rin te n d e n t at
WANTED.
P o rtla n d (U nion station-, o r to th e w
---- —
a ssista n t su p erin ten d en t a t Rose- » ANTED— Bids on fu rn ish in g 14
terested financially and are endeav- burg
tons w heat. 7 tons oats. 4 tons
; oring to get things in shape to s ta rt
barley and 4 tons baled straw .
J. H. DYER.
Subm it sam ples and price to Sm ith
operations in th e n e a r fu tu re on a G eneral M anager S outhern Pacific
Q uality P ou ltry F arm , A shland.
Company.
I large tra c t of governm ent land, th a t
Oregon, on or before A ugust 10,
they have leased for 99 years.
R. E. KELLY,
1922,
280-3*
R epresentative Executive D epart
FOR RENT.
m ent Southern Pacific Company.
improvement on Tractor.
APARTM ENTS — F u rn ish ed , close
A new attachm ent designed to give
in, m odern conveniences. A dults
the small tractor greater bearing area
only. In q u ire 166 H argadine St.,
and increased pulling power, replaces
or phone 122.
257-tf
the round wheels with two large
I —
________
sprockets, according to Popular Me
FO R RENT— A ugust 1, furnished
chanics Magazine. Outside of each
housekeeping room s. A dults only.
sprocket Is a cast-steel arm which
614 Boulevard.
280-5
projects forw ard and downward, car
FOR EXCHANGE
rying at Its front end a smaller idler
wheel. A track tread passes around
FOR TRADE— 160 acre u n in cu m
the sprocket and idler wheel, giving
bered ranch on Pacific high wav
the tractor Increased bearing area.
and county road, n e a r H ilt; sm all
house and o u tb u ildings;
good
Not Natural.
stock or chicken ranch w ith plen
There is at present a good deal of
ty of wood and tillab le land. Will
FISHING RODS WRAPPED
criticism of our girls, hut after all
tra d e for unincum bered A shland
acreage; p refer no house, hut
one enn’t expect a chicken to he as
Barrels and Parte Supplied and
would ensider acreage w ith sm al'
wise as an owl.—Boston Transcript
Fitted for Any Make of Gun
house. E leanor G reer, 199 G ran,
lte St.
231tf*
B anks is paving stre e ts.
FOR SALK.
Guns Repaired
A N T H O N Y GIACOFCI
Housewives may now regale
th eir guests with the same kind u ’
bran muftins Marshal Foch and
many other noted visitors at
W ashington have talked about.
The opportunity is presented
through A nthony Giacofei, chef of
the New W illard Hotel, one of the
big hostelries of the N at o: a 1
Capital. Here is the recipe which
Chef Giacofei says will make one
dozen muffins:
F our tablespoonfuls flour, four
tablespoonfuls bran, one tabiv
spoonful lard, one tab k sp o o >f:<
b u tter, one tablespoon iul bak r
powder, one tablespoonful sug.u
two eggs, one-fourth pint cold
milk, a pinch of salt.
Mix the above thoroughly, flour
with baking powder, add lard an i
b u tter, mix and add bran, >•
and milk, bake in hot oven twenty
minutes.
R. Middleton
Lemon
Cream
— foe—
SUNBURN
WHAT REDUCES MILK AND
FLESH MORE THAN FLIES?
Double S tren g th SHOOFI.Y ju st
in from P hiladelphia.
I t ’s the
best Fly R epeliant on the m ark et
today for the spraying of your
cows.
Fencing, Mowers, R akes
B inders a n d . th e ir repairs.
kinds of Sewing Macfilnes.
W INDBURN
and
HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings.
381 E. MAIN ST.
and
All
PeiVs Corner
CHAPPING
C leans and S oothes
LARGE JAR
HARTMAN SYNDICATE
LOCATES OFFICE HERE
The H artm an Syndicate, which
ren ted a room in th e B eaver block
about th ree weeks ago, received the
fu rn itu re for the office yesterday,
and it is being installed.
This syndicate has been form ed
for th e purpose of extract' ng oil
from oil shale, an abundance of
which is to be found in the vicinity
of Ashland.
A num ber of A shland men a re in-
5<»c
Ijem on Oil S o a p ............................19c
L em on Ju ice S o a p .......................
M cNair Bros.
7’A o
Star
Provost Bros.
Headquarters for
GARDEN TOOLS
SPRAY PUMPS
PRUNING SHEARS
HOSE—and
LAWN SUPPLIES
TH E PECULIAR THING ABOUT SAVING IS THAT,
W H ILE EVERYBODY IS ALWAYS ‘ GOING TO,” SO
F E W ACTUALLY START.
COME IN AND OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY EVEN IF
ONLY FOR A DOLLAR. YOU W ILL BE CORDIALLY
WELCOMED.
FOR SALE— Acreage
on
paved
highw ay, splendid soil. Five acres.
10 acres, 15 acres, 20 acres, and
th e price is rig h t. O. A. M anning,
T alent, Oregon.
272tf
FOR SALE— A veritab le park of
one acre, set to choice fru its, nu ts
and grapes, rig h t in h e a rt of th e
town.
W ell b u ilt seven room
house. Cash, or would consider a
sm all house and lot as p a rt pay
m ent.
Mrs.
M arcia
D anford.
124
M anzanita stre e t. 275-1 mo
GR EEN A PPLES — G ravenstines.
Can’t beat ’em for pies end sauce.
25 pounds for $1 delivered. Phone
9 - F - ll.
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FOR SALE— C ucum bers, all sizes,
for pickling or slicing. Also black
b erries and green peppers. W. E.
P ierson. Boulevard.
27 9-6*
FO R SALE— P lay er piano, good
conditiou.
N. G. C o l e m a n ,361
M ountain A” e.
; s c •:
M O nce
G B L A M K I N
Nobody Ever Regretted Starting
A Savings Account
•FOR SALE— Quick, 12 acres terrac e
property, seven block from P. O.,
two blocks L ithia p a-k , im prove
m ents w orth over $4000.
Price
$1650. P. O. Box 463. 25 4-1 mo*
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