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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
-1 Dully C hronicle of th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local in terest.
W hat the World Is (Doing,
L ift OF SMALL GIRL
G4S SEEN B Y POPULAS ¿MECHANICS cSHAG AZINE
i
KLAM ATH FA L L S, A ug. 8.— T ravel by S tagecoach a n d
W tih o u t sto p p in g even to rem o v e )
C am els in A ustralia
h is c o a t, F re d B iehn, 15, plung-1 The interior of Australia covers so
ed in to th e icy w a te r of S p rin g vast an area th a t only a small portion
c re e k , 35 m iles
n o rth of h e re , of it can be reached by rail. In the
y e ste rd a y , re sc u e d fro m d ro w n - e a rly ’50s an American started a line of
¡ng C la ire H e c to r, 4, a n d a p p lied
f ir s t a id to th e s tr a n g lin g child
b e fo re h elp re a c h e d th e m .
No
one w as p re s e n t w h e n tn e c h i l d '
fell in, a n d sh e h ad gone u n d e r
tw ice b e fo re B iehn rea c h e d h e r.
T h is is th e th ir d a c c id e n t o f ,
th e k in d t h a t
h a s h a p p e n e d to
th e
H e c to r
c h ild re n .
T h e ir
f a th e r
is
a
local
m e rc h a n t. I
Y oung B ieh n proved h io lev el
h e a d e d n e ss la s t s p rin g w hen he )
led a trio of boys in to th e b u rn - j
ing b a se m e n t of th e R iv e rsid e )
school
and
e x tin g u is h e d
th e
blaze b e fo re th e fire d e p a rtm e n t
front, bearing eggs*and»food for a new
nest, they tramped along in a strong
column, six lines wide at some places.
114 Cars R egister—
1 C a n n e ry w ill r u n S a tu rd a y on
O ne h u n d re d a n d fo u rte e n c a rs b ean s a n d b la c k b e rrie s .
B rin g
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re g is te re d a t th e local a u to re g - a s m an y a s p o ssib le.
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B racing C him ney E xtension
is tr a tio n b u re a u
y e s te rd a y th is
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A tinsmith who was confronted with
b rin g in g th e to ta l fo r th e seaso n Go to E u gen e—
the
problem of erecting an extension on
up above th e tw o th o u sa n d m a rk j M rs. M iller a n d D ale L eslie,
a low chimney, without attaching guy
w ith 2056.
I le ft y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n fo r th e ir
wires to the
--------------------------------- ! new ho m e in E u g e n e .
M r. a n d
roof, braced
Special Prayers—
•
M rs. L eslie
m oved to E u g e n e
the extension
in the manner
As w as a n n o u n c e d la s t S u n d a y , som e tim e ag o , b u t ow ing to an
shown
in the
sp e cia l p ra y e rs in m em o ry of o u r j o p e ra tio n . D ale w a s u n a b le to go
drawing.
la te P re s id e n t W a rre n G. H a rd -j a t th e tim e. H e h a s
now re-
An iron band
in g , w ill be o ffe re d a t th e C ath o - covered, a n d so le f t fo r h is new
w as b o lte d
lie C h u rc h a f te r M ass on F r i- hom e.
a ro u n d th e
d ay m o rn in g .
T he b lessin g an d
-----------
chimney as in
dicated, and
g u id a n c e of God w ill be ask ed A rrive in A shland—
s to v e b o lts
P. R. H a rd y w ith h is w ife a n d
fo r th e a d m in is tra tio n o f P r e s i
were fitted in
a rriv e d S u n d ay
d e n t C oolidge. M ass w ill be a t d a u g h te r R u th
holes drilled on
e v e n in g by c a r fro m S p o k an e,
th e u su a l h o u rs , 7 :3 0 .
each side, for
W a sh in g to n . T h ey
w ill
begin
the guy wires.
b
u
ild
in
g
a
hom
e
im
m
e
d
ia
te
ly
on arrived.
From M arysville—
He is a nephew of ;wachcs £ ora Melbourne to Castle- The latter were fastened to the top of
I rname. 1 his was soon after gold was the chimney extension and to the stove-
A p a rty of p eo p le fro m M arys th e lo t th e y re c e n tly p u rc h a se d _
G eorge B iehn of P o rtla n d .
discovered. Since that time a network bolts, and were spread apart by means
v ille, C a lifo rn ia , a n d com posed from W . H. M cN air on N. M ain
of coach routes has been built up, cov of a stepl hoop, which was held in posi
of A. H. B a u lto a n d w ife, D r. s tre e t. A t p re s e n t th e y a r e s ta y
ering
a large area. These link up the tion by wrapping each guy wire around
W . G. S tr a tto n
a n d w ife, M iss in g w ith th e J . H. H a rd y fa m ily
coast cities, situated on railroad lines, it once. This bracing made the exten
R u th S tr a tto n a n d F . G. C ava, on 5 th s tr e e t.
.vith the interior—the “ back” coun- sion so strong that it has withstood the
w ere re g is te re d a t th e H o tel
j try. A journey by coach is not always heaviest gales.
A sh la n d la s t n ig h t. D r. S tra tto n To P o r tla n d —
a pleasant experience in Australia.
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South Australia lays claim to the
O rra A ngle, w ho re c e n tly op
is a p ro m in e n t d o c to r of M arys
doubtful honor of what is called the A tta ch in g W ire to C oncrete
v ille , a n d Mr. B a u lto is a d ry ened a second h a n d s to re on P io
P osts
)
“ dead finish” in coach travel. This is
goo d s m e rc h a n t.
T h e p a rty is n e e r a v e n u e , w ill leav e S u n d a y
O R EG O N CITY , A ug. 9. Fred a trip from Haddon Downs to Farina,
A good method of attaching wire to
to u rin g th e c o a st as a v a c a tio n fo r P o r tla n d , w h e re h e w ill Benson and Dick Foster, farm ers some 404 miles, and the fare, one way,
concrete’fence
posts is shown in the
spend th e w eek a tte n d in g th e D. near Clarkes; J. E. W atson, long-) is $50. It is not a “ de luxe ” journey,
trip .
drawing.
One
side
of the post, as far
O. O. K. c o n v e n tio n a n d tr a n s shoremen of Portland, and a man as maY
judged from the time-table, as it extends above the ground, has
a c t b u sin e ss. M r. A n g le expects by the name of Rusk of Portland W^K’^ states distinctly that “ Female
Tourist P arty—
small grooves
formed in it,
A to u ris t p a rty c o n s is tin g of to add se v e ra l lin e s to h is busi- ) n e r e th e p rin c ip a ls in a fra c a s Passengers are Not Carried.” N or is
. _
the coach used at all times by the
ness
a
n
d
w
ill
m
a
k
e
th
e
p
u
rc
h
a
se
s
a
b o u t 2 in .
M rs. C. E. K nox, J o s e p h in e K nox,
on tlje B enson fa rm , in w h ich a travelers. One coach line notifies its
w
h
ile
in
th
e
m
etro
p
o
lis.
apart.
These
H u d so n S m a rt a n d A n n ie S m a r t
g u n is claim ed to h a v e been b ro k - j passengers th a t they 44m ust be pre-
g
ro
o
v
e
s
a re
of P in e
B lu ff,
A rk a n s a s , an d
en o v e r F o s te r ’s h ead . W a tso n to I pared to travel the la tte r p a rt of the
m
a
d
e
by
C a n n e ry w ill r u n S a tu rd a y on h av e s u ffe re d fro m a s p lin te r? d journey on camels.”
A n n ie B ond of S an A n to n io , T e x
wooden strips
B rin g leg bone. R u s k h a s go n e in to h id
as, w ere re g is te re d a t th e H o b e a n s a n d b la c k b e rrie s .
nailed to the
as
m
an
y
as
p
o
ssib
le.
2
8 8-t2 ing. T h e a ffa ir h ad its o rig in ,
te l C o lu m b ia la s t n ig h t.
T he
fa c e of th e
A n t A rm y M arches in Circle
form in which
p a rty is m a k in g a to u r of th e
a c c o rd in g to a s ta te m e n t by F o s
In watching the march of an army of
the posts are
w est in th e ir m ac h in e th is s u m O ff for V acation—
te r to S h e riff W . J . W ilso n , in
m ade, The
H. B. P lu m m e r a n d fa m ily d e tre s s p a s s in g on th e P o s te r p lace ants, seeking a new home, a naturalist
m er.
recently
noted
that,
in
many
days
and
fence
wire is
p a rte d th is m o rn in g fo r N ew p o rt, by th e B enson c h ild re n .
nights of constant moving, the insects
l
a
i
d
i
n th e
w h e re th e y w ill e n jo y th e b r e a k
F o s te r a n d W a tso n w e re a r r e s t had blindly tracked a circle more than grooves as shown, and bound in place
C a n n e ry w in ru n S a tu rd a y on
e rs a n d o cean w aves fo r a few
ed on c o m p la in ts by B enson, an d i thousand feet around, and ended at by a short length of wire, passed around
b e a n s a n d b la c k b e rrie s.
B rin g
d ay s. A s a r e s u lt of th e d e p a r t
a p p e a re d b e fo re J u s tic e of th e the starting point. Urged by blind in the concrete post and twisted around
as m an y as p ossible.
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stinct, each one following the ant in the fence wire.
u re of th e P lu m m e rs , th e r e a re
P eace N oble 1 u e sd ay . W a tso n is
tw o new fac e s in th e P lu m m e r
c h a rg e d w ith u n la w fu lly a n d p u r
D riving Truck—
g ro c e ry to d ay , L. S. B row n, f o r
L eslie H eer, a g r a d u a te
and m er o w n e r of th e s to re , a n d W posely p o in tin g a g u n to w a rd Ben
fo rm e r ^s ta r a th le te of A sh lan d ) q C u rre y , w ho fo rm e rly c o n d u c son, a n d w ill be given a p r e lr o -
h ig h school s ta r te d w o rk r e c e n t te d th e Id e a l g ro c e ry , a r e a tte n d in a ’ y h e a rin g T h u rs d a y m o r n ir g
FEED THE WHEAT SURPLUS TO
a t 10 o ’clock. Hi< bail w as se t a ‘
ly fo r th e S ta n d a rd Oil co m p an y , in g to th e n e e d s of c u sto m e rs.
5250. F o s te r is c h a rg e d w ith as
a n d is now d riv in g one of th e ir
f a u l t an d b a t'o r y . ile a d e d n o t
d e liv e ry tru c k s .
POLE K ITTY LOUNGES ON
g u i’ly , a n d h as h is bail se t a t
PORCH OF W EA LTH Y HOME r Of.
To C lose All Day—
By com m on a g re e m e n t, a ll th e
N E W H A V EN , C onn., A ug. 9.'-
Som e v e n e e r w oods fo r f u rn i
g a ra g e s in A sla n d w ill close a ll — A h u r r y call
to police h e a d
d a y to m o rro w , w ith th e ex cep q u a rte rs h e re cam e fro m th e tu r e a re on e-th irty -'seco n d of an
tio n of an h o u r in th e fo ren o o n B o u le v a rd , a s tr e e t of h a n d so m e in ch th ic k .
and
one in th e a fte rn o o n ,
in hom es, a n d a m o to rcy cle o ffic e r
M ost of th e
ss ia l, used fo r
w hich p erio d s to re d c a rs m ay be d e sp a tc h e d fro m th e n e a re s t p re-’
m a k in g b in d e r tw in e , is grow n
taken care of.
c in c t fo u n d a w om an on th e sid e l
w alk h ig h ly ex cited a n d pointing* in Y u c a ta n .
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T h C THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Pail W ith F lo at P revents Calf
D rin k in g Too F ast
Fast drinking is a habit which care
ful stock raisers are anxious to correct
in young calves, for if allowed to con
tinue, it is likely to cause digestive
disorders that affect the animal in
after life. An effectual check against
this is believed to have been found in
a simple metal float that fits into a
straight-sided pail in which it slowly
drops as the calf feeds. A hole inThe
center of the float, the upper surface
of which forms an inverted cone, regu
lates the flow of milk, and prevents its
being drunk too fast.
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A t C onvalescent H om e-
M iss K a te J a n n e y of M edford
is in A sh la n d , a n d p la n s to spend
a m o n th
at
th e C o n v alescen t
Home.
G uest H ere—
M iss M arne H am of B e d f o r d Is
a g u e st a t
th e C o n v a le sc e n t
H om e. She p la n s to be in A sh
la n d fo r som e tim e , r e tu r n in g to
h e r ho m e la te r in th e m o n th .
to w a rd a couch h a m m o c k on th e
p o rch .
“ Be careful” gasped the wo
B ack from South—
M r. J . S. W h e e le r, th e pipe
b e n d in g m ac h in e m an , re c e n tly
r e tu r n e d to A sh la n d fro m a b u s
in e ss tr ip to S an F ra n c is c o . L os
A n g eles, a n d o th e r c itie s of
C a lifo rn ia .
Is Im proving—
L ittle J o h n n y B u rn s , w ho w as
ta k e n to th e C o m m u n ity H o sp i
t a l M onday w ith a p e n d ic itis, w as
o p e ra te d on y e s te rd a y , a n d
is
now m a k in g a ra p id im p ro v e
m e n t.
One of th e
w ays
to s t im u la te j u u ,
m
u u
.
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n ess is to g e t o u t a n a t t r a c t
V isit H ere—
C. F lin s p a u g h , E. M ath ew s a n d
G. P o w ell And H. P o w ell, of San
B e rn a rd in o , C a lifo rn ia , a re v is it
in g in A sh la n d w ith th e F la c k u s
a n d T. P o w ell fam ilies.
ive p iece of p r in tin g in th e
sh a p e o f a le tte r , c irc u la r,
fo ld e r o r b lo tte r
Now
if
you
w ant any
of
th e se , j u s t te le p h o n e 39 a n d
we w ill be th e r e to a s c e rta in
B ack in A shland—
M r. N ic k e rso n , a
c a rp e n te r,
w ho a b o u t e ig h t w e e k s ag o sold
h is in te r e s ts in A sh la n d a n d
m oved to O hio is b ack in th e
c ity , a n d in te n d s to lo c a te h e re
a g a in .
M r. N ic k e rso n in te n d e d
to lo c a te p e rm a n e n tly
in O hio,
b u t d ecided t h a t he lik e d A sh
la n d b e tte r.
T o Shasta Springs—
M r. a n d M rs. W . J . D a u g h e rty
and
tw o d a u g h te rs ,
M a rg a re t'
and E d n a le f t re c e n tly fo r S h a s ta
S p rin g s, w h e re th e y w ill s ta y fo r I
so m e tim e. T hey a lso p la n on 1
v is itin g th e ir son F r a n k a t Dunsr-
m u lr w h ile on th e tr ip
Go to Marshfield—
The Hazen family, with the ex
ception of Ethel Hazen, recently
moved to Marshfield, Oregon,
where they w ill m a k e th e ir hom e
in the fature. Ethel will remain
in Ashland until later in the year
when she also will move to
Marshfield.
It coffee
disagrees
drinks
Postum
A story of a stout-hearted g irl’s fight for happiness
in a land when» big-hearted, big-fisted men usually
hold the spotlight for bravery.
I't'llllllll!
slot, cut in the floorboard at right
angles to the brake-lever slot, and a
movable fiber arm that is pushed be
tween the ends of the blades, after tiie
brake lever is pulled back, so that the
lever cannot be moved forward without
dislodging the arm and closing the
switch. When the owner uses the ear.
he pulls the arm back, so that the brake
lever may be moved past without dis
turbing it.
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<3 Word comes from England that an
important weekly has begun the use of
the new rublier-latex paper, in which up
to five per cent of raw rublier is incor
porated with the pulp.
TIDINGS PRESS
T elephone 3 9
GJherei
TOO LATE to call an
Insurance Agent after
youh-e burned out,
DO IT NOW
A few dollare today may
save you a thousand to
night. When you want
good insurance, talk
with
Real Estate and Real
INSURANCE
Phone 211 41 E ast Main St.
(E s ta b . 1 8 8 3 .)
TOILET GOODS
Depend on us for your needs in Toilet Goods.
COMPLETE STOCKS OF:
FACE CREAMS, FACE POWDERS, COM
PACTS, ROUGE, PERFUMES, TOILET WA
TERS—TOOTH PREPARATIONS.
B ook s and
Stationery
If you are getting anxious to see the new
hall ( oats, you can see the most com
plete Early Showing we have ever made.
All sizes from 4. chi Ids, to 53 stouts. They
are already selling.
Notice Friday Closing
This Store will he closed from 12 a. m.,
until close ot the services in Chautauqua
on Friday.
BIDDY
ililllullil
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •
TRUCK
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( N ation al Crop Im p rovem en t Service.]
| j
ENM ARK h as long been point-
ed out to the A m erican farm
er as th e origin of sound and profit
able farm practice, and the basis of
all th eir ag ric u ltu ra l p rac tic e Is
quality.
“In eggs, fo r instance, th e col
lections a re m ade dally,, loaded by
the buyer o r co-operative represent-
atitive into tru c k s and sent to m ar
ket w ith th e bloom still on them .
“An in te restin g point is th a t
rra te a a re not used—a lay e r of
-.traw three-fo u rth s inch th ick Is
placed on th e bottom of th e tru ck
a Reason
Billings Agency
your wants.
Fall Coats
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Chicken
•
Rheumatic
Neuritis
Time enough to call a
doctor after you’re sick.
Time enough to call a
lawyer after you’re in
trouble;
m o st p ra c tic a l
A PARAMOUNT
For That Sunday Dinner
5 on, and every house-wife know that there is
110 meat excelling chicken tor Sundav, or anv
special dinner.
Fire Insurance
RESULTS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
The drawing shows a simple theft
alarm that can be attached to any car,
and will, when set, sound the horn and
keep it sounding, the moment the
emergency brake is released. It con
sists of a switch having two spring-
contact blades located in a V-shaped
N ote of th e bell b ird is a u d
ible fiv e m iles.
Printing
THAT BRING
’ The Bright Shawl“
»
m an , a n d th e o ffic e r c re p t fo r- th e re .
One s h o t en d ed its c a r
u a i d to find a s k u n k coiled e e r w ith o u t d a m a g e to p ro p erty ,
ta il p ric e s of foods w hich began
in A p ril c o n tin u e d , th e fig u re fo r
J u n e b ein g lo w e r th a n fo r May.
T he a v e ra g e cost
of a lis t of
tw e n ty -n in e s ta p le goods in som e )
sixty c itie s was" $10.23 a s com
p a re d w ith $10.36 in M^y.
j OTTAW A,
O n ta rio .— T h e
m o n th of J u n e show ed a f u r th e r
m a rk e d im p ro v e m e n t in th e em
p lo y m e n t s itu a tio n , a c c o rd in g to
th e L a b o r G a z e tte , th e ex p a n sio n !
being of g e n e ra l c h a ra c te r . T he
P e rc e n ta g e
of
u n e m p lo y m e n t
am o n g m em b e rs of th e tra d e u n
ions w as 4.5 in J u n e , a s c o m p a red j
w ith 4.6 in M ay a n d 8.7 in J u n e ,
1922. T he d eclin in a v e ra g e re -
m
T h eft A larm S afeguards Car
AFTER GUN BAULE
Go to K lantath F a lls—
Mr. a n d M m J . E. C row son,
a n d son Lloyd m ad e a tr ip to
K la m a th F a lls S u n d ay , r e tu r n in g
to A sh la n d M onday.
T h ey
re
p o r t fin e ro a d s to w ith in 20 m iles
of K la m a th F a lls , w h e re th e d u st
is a lm o s t h u b deep. W h ile
in
th e F a lls th e y v isite d M rs. L a u ra
W a lk e r a n d M r. a n d M rs. M a th
ew s.
LAST TIME TODAY
DOROTHY GISH
—and—
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
ELHARTS
Toilet A rticles
Drug: Sundries
Says H is P rescription C om plete
ly B an ish es A ll R heum atic
Pain and T w inges— Is G uaran
teed.
Deep S e a te d U ric A cid D eposits
A re D issolved a n d th e R h e u
m a tic P o iso n S ta rts to L eave
th e S ystem W ith in T w enty-
F o u r H o u rs.
E v e ry d ru g g is t in th is co u n ty
is a u th o riz e d to sa y to ev ery
rh e u m a tic s u ff e re r th a t if a fu ll
pint bottle of A L L E N R H U , th e
s u r e c o n q u e re r of rh e u m a tis m ,
does n o t "show th e w ay to sto p
th e ag o n y , re d u c e sw o llen jo in ts
I a n d do a w ay w ith even th e
s lig h te s t tw in g e of rh e u m a tic
p a in , he w ill g lad ly r e tu r n y o u r
m oney w ith o u t co m m en t.
ALLENRHU has
been trie d
a n d te s te d fo r y e a rs, a n d re a lly
m a rv e lo u s r e s u lts h av e been a c - |
co m p lish ed in th e
m o st se v ere
cases w h e re th e s u ffe rin g and
ag o n y w as in te n s e a n d p ite o u s,
I a n d w h e re th e p a tie n t w as h e lp
(which, by th e way, is m ade in the
U nited S ta te s), and th e eggs loaded
in bulk—22,000 of them in this load,
and th e breakage is no g re a te r than
in th e egg eases used in this coun
try.
“P o u ltry m ay be a w ay out for
som e of ou r w h eat grow ers,” says
B ert H. Lang, Vice P resident F irst
N ational ^ a n k . St. Louis, “because
if th e w h eat grow er has a good
flock of poultry on his farm and
feeds his in ferio r and shrunken
w heat to it, th e hens will m arket
it for him in th e shape of eggs on
a m ore profitable basis. Not onl
th a t, hut the poor w heat is no j
dum ped on the m ark et to become ;
d rag on tiie good w heat.
“O f course, som e skim mil! I
should he saved fo r th e hens to giv< I
anim al protein, except when bug |
and g rassh o p p ers a re plentiful, am
they should h av e good citre; fo r tin
w h eat grow er m ight well try feed
ing his poor w heat to poultry am
o th er farm anim als and absorb thl;
alleged surplus.
At any ra te 1
would help m aintain a profitn’
price .on th e m illing grades.
We take pride in Selling the highest
grade poultry in Southern Oregon
1 ry us once—then you he the judge
EAGLE MARKET
82 X. Main
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Used Cars
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Buick D-45 5 pass to u r in g ............................. $475.00
5 T ires, o v e rh a u le d , looks good, a sn ap .
Olds 6—20 model—5 pass, to u rin g ................. $525.00 1
has something about
longer wants—
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Why * not turn these
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into cash?
Hundreds of people aq
Want Ads every day fo
hand articles.
You can sell
Furniture
Clothing
Furs
Jewelry
Machinery, Musical Instruments.
.and countless other things through
less.
M r. J a m e s H . A llen , of R oches
te r , N. Y., th e d isc o v e re r of A L
L E N R H U , w h o fo r m an y y e a rs
s u ffe re d th e to rm e n ts of a c u t e j
rh e u m a tis m , d e s ire s a ll s u ffe re rs i
i to know t h a t h e does n o t w a n t j
a c e n t of a n y o n e ’s m oney u n less
1 A L L E N R H U d e c isiv ely c o n q u e rs
th is w o rs t of a ll d ise a se s, a n d h e
h a s In s tru c te d d ru g g is ts to g u a r
a n te e it a s alcove in e v e ry in
s ta n c e . E a s t Side P h a rm a c y can
su p p ly you.
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Our Poultry Is
PAR EXCELLENCE
lor the reason that no chicken leaves our mark
et that has not had a course oi special feening
in our own pens that with special care in
dressing means a Jot.
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L ooks a n d ru n s lik e new . th o ro u g h ly o v e rh a u le d , 5 co rd t i r e s ’ g
n e a rly new . A b a rg a in fo r a uick sale.
Overland—6, 5 pass. T o u rin g ......................... $525.00
5 tire s n e a rly new , m o to r in p e rfe c t sh a p e, good -paint, good
top, good u p h o lste ry . T h is c a r h as been th e p a m p e red p e t,
of an in d u lg e n t o w n e r.
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I Lexington—Sport m o d el......................... ____ $550.00
One ot th o se o u t-o f-th e -o rd in a ry used c a rs. T he ty p e th e
p a rtic u la r b u y e r is looking to r. New p a in t, e v e ry possible ex-
tra . 5 co rd tire s. R eady in e v e ry w ay fo r im m e d ia te d e p e n d
a b le service.
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Scrpips-Booth, Cloverleaf R o a d ste r,..............$100.00
W ire w heels, good tire s , licen se paid. All it needs is gas a n d
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oil. D R IV E IT- HOM E.
Ford Touring ................................................. $100.00
Now bein g o v e rh a u le d , good tire s , license paid. W o n d erfu l
buy.
Sampson Truck 1 * T o n ...................................$750.00
22 m odel w ith body an d cab, w as n o t la rg e e n o u g h fo r fa rm e r
ow n er. M otor o v e rh a u le d th o ro u g h ly . Seven p n e u m a tic tire s.
R ead y to go o u t on th e jo b a n d do th e w o rk .
Trailer, In A-l C ondition...................................$75.00
P n e u m a tic tire s , ju s t th e th in g fo r c a m p in g , fish in g , a n d
h u n tin g . Use a tr a ile r a n d avoid o v e rlo a d in g th e c a r.
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