Sherman County observer., June 18, 1909, Image 3

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A bicycle on the itreet no«
ourlosity.
MORO COMMERCIAL CO.
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M r and Mrs N W Silver returned
from the oaroival and fair on Moo
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river.
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Sprinkle salt on the bottom of
You oouldt?l buy a sack of «pud»
the oven before putting in a pan of
In Moro last Saturday.
Even the
cake or biscuits and there w ill ba
hotels were out.
no danger ol burning.
Ml«* Ida Mowry left for Portland
Wasco Encampment No 70 will
on the 12th to attend the wedding
hold its regular meeting in the I O
of Miss Addie Lewi«.
O F hall, iu Wasoo, Jane 23d.
The celebrated White mountain Election of offioero, degree work,
ioe oream ffcesors at the Moro and other important busineaa. Mem
Hardware &. Implement Co.
hers are requested to be preeent.
L ittle Lola M errta has been quite
I t developed that M r H ill was
sick for about a week necessitating not afraid of the grand ju ry and the
the attention of a physician.
grand jury was not afraid of Mr
THE VITAL QUESTION
SOMETHING'GOOD TO EAT
COMPLETE STOCK OF
GROCERIES
Canned Vegetables
Canned Fruits
Canned Meats
Pickles, Sweet
Pickles, Sour
Pickles, Dill
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APPETIZING THINGS
Chow Chow pint 15q Pineapple can 15c. While
they last, Corn and Tomatoes good quality 10c the can.
Our Groceries are Fresh. N ew Goods. Give us a trial.
JWORO COMMERCIAL GO.
The
O b s e rv e r
M O R O , « H E R M A N C O ., O R KO O N :
E ureka
A. V
With us.
Ledge N e . 121.
A A. M ., Moro, Or.
* A G Anderson of Gsesa Valley,
was admitted to oitiienship by Judge
Butler this «teek.
Hon C J Bright, of Wasco, was
antong the attorneys attending
court this week in Moro.
Meets the flr»L and third
Thursday evauluga of each
Mrs Inex Filloon, who happened
m onth Visiting members
cordially Invited to uavet to he visiting in Yakim a at the time
B y order o f the W . M.
J. M. Parry, HecretXry. of the *‘du«tatorm,” Thursday after­
B e th rb h am
C h e s te r
N o ?» O .K fe
Regular oommiinlcatlon
each 2d and 4th Thurs­
day evenings m o n th ly.
By order W .M .
M rs H elen Parry, Hecy
M o ro L o d g e , N o . 113,
1. O. O. F . Moro, OrcKO".
A E Moreta bought the eow and H ill. So everything went off love­
twin naive« ibvertised in The Ob­ ly at Spokane, without the least
server last week by A C Tbompeon. call for snappy headlines and nasty
cartoons.
8imon Eloock returned from hie
Master Cories» Moore is entering
outing to the G A R oiuip, the Rose
feetival, etc , refreshed by the (rip. the ranks of the thrifty produoar.
Last week he took in $80 cash on
E E Barsee wbo naught a glimpse
account of his sales of farm products,
of the Rose fair and proceeded to
which we think is a good beginning,
Salem on husinew«, h expected
considering that he is not yet 9
home todav.
years of age. 4
Drs 0>J and Marie M Goffin re­
turned Monday froth the fair ac­
companied by a Indy relative from
the vs 1 ley.
The grand encampment G A R
which met at Corvallis this month
decided to bold its meeting next
year at Astoria.
Charlie Poole whs iu town with
bis family on the l l l b .
Charley
He who hesitates lives in P hila­
hss
a
prix«
colt
following
tie off-
delphia.
mare in bis team.
I t is an ill wind that blows from
Notices have been |>osted calling
Chicago.
the annual school meeting for June
The hand that rocks the oradle 2ls<, Mt which time a clerk and one
is in Africa.
director will he elected.
Never1 cross a bridge until you
Come and try one of our one gal
live in Brooklyn.
water bags; they are the hot stuff
Fred H W alker hasjehanged his
noon June 10th, writes a vivid de­
residence
to Shaniko.
scription of it for The Chronicle.
Yakim a people thought the world
Born, June 10th, to M r and M rs
was surely ooming to an end.
Her Miller, of Hay canyon, a daughter.
views of it w ill appear next week
See our display window for the
in The Observer.
latest-patterns in community silver
TVpe-writer paper at The Observ­ ware, th e moat popular patterns go
er office.
ing. L W Ross, Wasco jeweler.
Meets every Saturday
veiling ax 7:30 o’clock.
Hot Coffee and Sandwiches, at
Buy the genuine imported aven-
Visitlug inem tien are
cordially Invited. M em ­ A B Wolfard’s, Biggs.
orious carholineutn; the imitation
bers are expected to i>e
J. O. Efllott, N . G .
Don’t borrow The Observer. Sub­ being offered is only a temporary
Brash, Secretary.
remedy if at -all. If genuine one
scribe, and have it your own.
for keeping the water cool.
the M oro H a rd w a re
Sold by
& Implement
Co.
Things begin to look like business
in the vicinity of Roy Powell’s new
barn in progress of construction at
the farm at head of the Harris
grade.
Real Estate
W. H. RAGSDALE
Dad Peels has pear treea in hie
Moro orchard that wall hear fruit
hut the apple bloom left no proe-
peot of any fruit to follow them.
Old typo makaa the very beet of
Babbitt metal. We have it for sale
aud when you used any oall at The
Observer office. Prioe is right.
George H Cove, a Massachusetts
man has discovered a process of
storing sunbeams for future light
heat and power. Seemingly noth
remains impossible.
Yesterday died at midnight; it
has gone into the measureless past
Today is the living, pulsing present,
to be taken joyfully into our hearts
aud made the most of. Tomorrow
ie a wonderful opportunity yet un­
born.
Hood river News:
Mrs W
Hadley, who has been spending the
winter and spring at Hood river
left Wednesday for Collina springs,
where she will remain during the
With the death and damage that
summer. C G Newman, who last
went with the celebration of Decor-
week had his bouse destroyed by
ation day throughout the country
fire, has rented the Hadley home.
we have a foretaate of the Inde­
Chronicle: Wednesday evening,
pendence day battle ooming next
June
9th at the M E ohuroh in
month, with its long list of dead,
Klondike,
Raymond B ‘ Morehouse
maimed, hurt and of property de-
troyed. We are evidently a bloody and Mise Mayme O Potter of K lon­
minded people, which ia not con dike were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. Only a few of the
tent without human sacrifice on
most intimate friends and relatives
large'sonle.
of the contracting parties attended
Don’t kickTiecauae you have to
the oeremouies.
button ypur wife’s waist.
Be glad
Washington
oounty,
notably
your wife has a waist and doubly
Hillsboro, has much trouble with
glad you have a wife to button
There
waist for. Some men’s wives have an epidemic of small pox.
no waiats to button.
8ome men's are two cases in West Union, and
wives waists have no buttons on to six caaes in the Stonewall family
button. And some men’s wives near Buxton, but all are a very
According to health
have no waists with buttons on to mild type.
button.
Some men’s wives who officer Wood it ia this mildness
have waists with buttons on to but which oauees the spread of the
ton don’t care whether they are disease, for patients are often not
buttoued or not. Some men don’t aware they have it until the infeo-
have any wiv^e with waists with tion has spread to others
buttons on to button, • any more
Health officers waro against ex­
tbao a rabbit.
posed garbage, open cesspools, barn­
By holding a pieoe of Chicago
Greater publicity is need-d about
some things going on in Sherman downtown property 24 years, Wm
county, which will he made plain K Loheniline, of New York cityhas
to readers of The Observer in a made a clear profit of more than
>750,000. This is at the rale of
short time.
more tbao >30,600 a year.
This
E W Lewis let go the Rose festi­
became known when it waa an­
val and came home 'Friday.
Ed
nounced that M r • i LobenstiDe
r r bad
says Portland can rear a suite of
sold to Richard W 8ears, of Sears
grafts that would set Seattle wild
Roebuck it Co, the Southeast
with envy.
corner of Jackson boulevard and
George Ilennegin and wife a j- Plymouth place. The consideration
oompauied Mr and Mrs Poynter mentioned in the deeds is nominal,
home to Portland last week, going but it is stated on good authority
all the way by auto and boat via that Mr Sears paid about $900,000
The Dalles.
for the land. The property ie 80 x
How many in this county
M rs A J Adame came home Mon­ 150
helped
Sears to the money in lees
day from Portland, Corvallis and
Hoodriver.
The Dorcas Society time thnn 24 years.
application lasts for ail time. Ask
'For Postal Cards, and. Postal to see onr sealed pan?ages. The
for four months— but If paid in advanoe we Card cases, try The Observer Book Observer Book Store.
seoepi >260 In fu ll for X years. Shorter Store. '
tS’ oas than on« year U K oeuts per month.
The he«| way to protect your
I f you want to buy read The Ob­ machinery against wear is to use
A Blue Mark hors will answer an
Inquiry, when entered upon onr calendar, server. ‘ I f you “Want to sell adver­
good oil.
That is Valvoline, the
giving the dale o f Ihfe paper as the dale at
tise in it.
which your current subscription expires.
best in this world or any other.
Fountain Pen Pocket Holders, Sold by the Moro Hardware <fe Im ­
June 18, 1909 fates!, safest and bast, Observer plement Co.
F R ID A Y
Book Store.
T alk about your apples and
Wedding stationery, and litera­ other fruits as producers of coin
ture for all social functions, at The W F Na»s, of Sunnyside, near Spo­
Observer Bi>ok Store.
kane, reslix- d >500 per acre for his
t Sewing Maohtne needles, oil aud last orop of spuds. The land bad
O f fe r e d F o r S a le bv
very kind of supplies. ■ L W Roes, been in alfalfa five years.
was remembered by her in the
the Wateo*jeweler.
D r N G Blalock of W a lia W alla, matter of roses, etc., for Wednes­
New stock of double trees, clevis-< and Prof E Coppen Tannatt, of the day's decorations.
M o r o , O re g o n ,
hs , chain, etc., at Moro Hardware Montana University, at Bozeman,
Dr J R Morgan, Dentist, has ar­
N o . I 900 acres, 2 # mile« to rail­
were Moro visitor« last week.
Dr
road station. 4 roomed d w elling , barn aud Implement Co. See adv.
ranged his appointments for Wasco
38x45, blacksmith shop, granary, cow
Our ‘ ‘ad«” attract attention and Blalock is one of the untiring spirits for two weeks in each month begin­
barn, fine well water w ith w ind m ill
When yop geL our ad­ of progress whose work hi>s been ning with the 15th day. The re­
and cistern, small bearing orchard, tel­ «dvertiec.
ephone In house, well fenced and croee vertising, you get husinoHabringers. indellihly impressed upon a thous­
maining part of each month he w ill
fenced, 850 acres tillable and all In crop
and jndispensihle projects iu the be at his office in Moro.
miles to Grass Valley Price >23,000
We desire to publish all the news
$2,500 cash, balance to suit purchaser
Oregon country for more than two-
of every part of Sherman county,
Two Moro autos were in the floral
a t 7 per ceut Interest.
thirds of a century.
hut
if
you
hide
your
item
under
a
procession
at Portland, owned by O
N o 2 320 acres less than m ile from
M oro, good d w elling aud barn, nearly bushel it does nobody good.
The Dee correspondent of the L Brlshe and Martin
Hansen.
a ll tillable, plenty of good winter, good
Hoodriver New» reports that Bruce While in the c itf M r Hansen’s
rich deep »oil, In good state of cu ltiv a ­
E C Davis, proprietor of the Grass
tion, flue bargain at >42 per acre, th ird
Billings had a very peculiar ex­ manhiue collided with a street car
cash, balance to suit purchaser at 7 per Valley Barn, promptly attends ail
perience
one evotdng last week. winch took a wheel off-the Sherman
cent interest.
calls, day or night. Animals given
He whs on a pony going after the ooanty motor.
N o . 3 MO acres .4 miles from K e n t the very beet of care. Charges are
cows whpn two large owls flew out
450 acres tillable, plenty o f water, well right.
Boardman school doses tonight
fenced, school house on oorner of place,
of a clump of trees and attacked
with an tee cream festival and liter­
•m a ll buildings, price >26 per acre sum­
Don’t forget the place to get your
him. In the surprise of the attack
mer fallowed, >2,(MX) down and balanoe
ary exeroises. The program is a
moneys worth in a w a toil is at L W
on crop payments i f desired.
his horse jumped and threw him off
good one, including shadow sales
Ross’ Jeweler, Wasco.
N o . 4 400 acre* 3 mile« from Kent
and the birds went after him with
hy auctiojj for the benefit of the
fair buildings, plenty of water, well
Stationery, • paper, pens, ink, beak and claw and scratched him
fenced, go<ta state of cultivation, 226 J*
blackboard fund. Ioe cream and
aoree tillab le, price >7,600, cash >1,600 pencils and all sorts of ictae, at the end tore Ids clothes oonsidor ably be­
cake
will be served free.
balance on terms to suit purchaser.
Observer Book 8tore.
fore he could find a weapon suitable
The
Moro Hardware A Im ple­
N o . 5 480 »cres 4 miles from IL R .
For wedding presents go to L W for defense. Th the melee the attack­
staiiou about a ll tilla b le.
K aec. in
ment
Co.
i» out after your business
■um m erfaliow gswtn, K of crop goes to Ross', jy o u w ill find a good assort­ ing party was increased by a third
purchaser. Plenty o f water, w in d m ill ment to select from.
owl, a young one, which he thinks In an International auto buggy.
and good oistern. Good d w elling of 7
They know they will catch it be-
rooms. Price >30 per aoro. >8000 cash,
Type writer oil, the best 3 irt-1. was the cause of the fierce attack,
lie succeded in killing the young one cHUHe there are no tires to puncture;
term« easy on balauce.
^Lubricates, cleans and polishes,
N o . O 600 acres east of Monkland prevents rust." T ry it The Observer and defending himself the heat he it is kept cool by air and not by hot
five miles from railroad, station, about Book Store.
Th« y are the practical < ar for
could,'ha got on hie horse and re air
52P acres tillable, good bored well 100 ft
thia
country.
Sold by the Moro
treated, carrying the ..victim as a
deep, cistern, 4 room house,200 scree In
I |I»1 | I | I |I ,M |4 I pi1
sumtuerfhllow, third of crop goes to the
Hardware a Implement Co.
trophy
and
being
followed
quite
a
purohaeer, fair barn, good rich »oil; ' A number of my patrons are ’
price >30 per acre,email paym ent down
During the absence of S Elook to
' not aware that for some months ; distance hy the two fieroe old owl
balance to suit purchaser.
birds.
The
young
onet
though
the
encampment, Rose festival, eto
; past the Moro Commercial Co. ;
N o . 7 160 acre«, 1 mile from K e n t,
covered
with
down,,
was
quite
a
Fred
Rosa attended the grocery
1 » , acres In summer fallow wheat. $26 ; has had my bread on sale; any ;
per acre; purchaser gets» lOthsot crop; ; purchases of bread at this J large bird and put up quite a fight side of the store nf the Moro Com-
>1,000 dow n, balauce terms easy.
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J store will be appreciated hy
J before he was put out of business. merriial company. Fred is at homrf
N o 8 <0° acres at >28 00 per acre 2
Mrs. E. Anderson. ; Bruce thinks he wdlit go around behind the counter with a throng
m tie « 'fro m R R station, plenty of
those haunts again.wit float a gun.
of buyers before him.
Miss H «n-
• w ater, about 280 acres tillab le. 6 room
I I 1 I h H - l ll-M -H -l-H -H -l-ll-Il'
d w elling , small orchard, barn for 10
Jaidge Wm Henrietta waa called aen verv pleasantly filled the place
head horses. W in d m ill, hlg cistern.
Avenarius Carboiineua is a germ
to Castle Rock, Wash , on the 11 tb, of M r Lewellin at the same estab­
About >3000 cash, balance terms easy.
destroyer. Deoay being a germ, it
lish orient dnrihg his absence.
N o 0 600 aores about 9 miles south- destroys the oause of deoay in posts a telegram announcing that Mrs.
weal of Grass V alley; about 4517 XCrel
Henrietta had sustained serious in­
Portland was full of pickpockets
tillab le. W ater, w ell fenced, no build­ or timber. The US.Government,
ings, >18.00 per acre.
Never been the ORNCo.', Multnomah county, ju ry near that plat e in a runaway and sneak tbeives nf all dasses and
cultivated. Crop payments if desired.
mixup. It was learned that’ she degrees nf oleverness and thrift!-
aud city of Portland, are making
N o IO One story brick building general use o f it on bridge- timbers, was thrown from a cart Friday ness. Police report« indicated that
in Moro, 28x70 f«*t, for sale cheap and
morning and met ai tied severe in­ all the m »st at 1« and astute thugs
etc. I t is the beskohinkeq lice de­
on very easy terms.
juries, both bones of the right leg operating at the A P Y Ex had
No I I
Brick anti tile factory near stroyer on the market, and will
Mrs come to Portland in antidpation nf
R eedvllle, 14 miles from Portland to sweeten and preserve a water trough, at the ankle being broken.
exchange for farm lands, w ill pay some
H inrichs
was visiting at . the great ornwda during the Rosa festi­
pig pen.stabll, etc , and keep away
different«; prior >15,000.
Psmnn horns on the west side of val. The police made «11 effort to
NO 12 A p partm ent house in P o rt­ Bias. I I . i s * guaranteed article the Cowlils, and was going to Castle bring about a general roundup hut
land bringing good rnonthly. rent. The Observer Book Store is distrib­
Price >6000, to exchange for farm land utor of the para article in Sherman Rock when her horse oollided with everyone was warned to keep their
In Sherman county.
another, causing the earl Io upeel.
hands onnhelr pooketboolh
oounty.
The price of The Observer is <1.50
p »r year. 75 oenu for six months, 60 os nt«
Harvest Supplies
Meat market wagons do oot come
Mrs R P Orr is with her daughter
Mrs Sadie Dunbar, In Portland,and under the new peddler's lioense law.
Don't forget the atoek of harnee« Miss Vera Dunlap of Weeoo, is with They peddle farm produote to the
at the Moro Hardware & Im ple­ Miss Fay K O rr meantime, at Hood farmer«.
day.
ment Co.
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Postal Card Albums floe, in doth
Freeh supply of genuine oarboleo
covers, etc., from 25o up, at The Ob­ iumjuat opened at tbeObaerver Book
Store.
server Book Store
One of the longest fences in the
“world was built by Peter French
io Harney county, and is nearly
500 mile« long. I t rune along the
entire length of Stein’s mountain.
Mui h government land ie inside o
this enclosure which hae involved
the owners in litigation.
The
French-Glenu
company
bought
thoueands of acre« of land from
ttlera and extender! this fence as
they acquired the land.
Biitzen
river vallev is included io the area;
the i* rench-Glemi holdings extend
from Malheur lake south a diitapoe
of 60 mile» practically Under O n S
fence. In all the company has about
147,000 acres' under fence and it 1«
claimed 83,000 is government land
yard filth and stagnant pools, big
aud little.
These are pestilence
breeding places.
Every oitixen
should start the summer witl, a de­
termination to deetroy the flies al­
ready at band and prevent their
breeding. To that end leave no
plaoe where they may breed. Chlo­
ride of lime and general cleanliness
ill win againet this danger.
I f anybody in the world would
be justified in forming a trust it
would seem to be the newspapers
They talk a great deal about the oil
trust, tba coal trust, the paper trust,
the sugar trust and a few dotsnv of
other kinds of truets, and still
make newspapers and do job print­
ing at the same old prioes, notwith-
atanding the materials, ink, paper,
etc., oost twice what it formerly did.
Nearly «11 country papers are spend-
as much for paper alone, as they
get nut of the subscription.
Real Estate Hklnulng Parlor.
Will sell you anything you want.
If you want to buy,sell or exchange
land or automobiles, threshing ma­
chinery, etc., see
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O. P. H ulsb , Manager,
6.1 tf.] -•
now in stock
Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks, Gasoline
Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and
Link Belting, Oils of all Kinds, Etc., Etc.
“ Goods of Q uillty” |t Our Motto
We will not be undersold in our line.
Moro Hardware and Implement Co
QEO. M. H IL D E B R A N D , Pres
OEO. M E D L E R , Treasurer,
JULIUS M EDLER. Secretary.
CHAS. OOLLIHER, Manager.
Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm g
Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all g
Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, g
Hodge, McCormic etc.
g
ALWAYS ON HAND
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L ink B elting, L eath er B elting, L ace L e a th er
E ngine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine E xtras, etc. ®
Deering and Hodge Headers.
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Opportunity
K n o c k s O n c e a t E v ery M a n 's D o or.
640 acre» of, fine farm land, m ile
south of Wasco, well improved,
•b< nt 200 acre« in summerfullow
>6,000.00 ca»h, hal. ea«> term»,
Fine realdenceproperty in Wurn'o
w in d m ill, ci»leru, private water
system, 5 room cottage, near Han-
dow m ill. >1500.00, one th ird c*sh
bat. on ea»y U rm s.
Parsonage property of the United
Bretnren church, in Wiu«-o, for
>900. O ne-thlfd ca»h ttalance on
easy term s. >100 off for »pot ca«h.
T he Elchenberger ranch near
Shaniko, well, improved, h a lf In
cultivation, hat. paoture, a t >1600
| * r acre. >3000 00 cash bat. to suit
purchaser.
My residence property in Wasco,
7 room» beelde» bathroom, p an try
and attic. Large baaetnenL Con­
nected w ith w a ter and «ewer sys­
tem»; two lot»: hou«e new ly painted
new feiioe and new sidewalk, all
id tine condition.
Also several building lota I n d i f ­
ferent part» of town.
C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore.
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Reduced Slabwood Prices
•f I
On
h o u r« !
c a r a a t th e « » g a t n l a
W
uco, Mib, M
î D
: si H, DeMoa, Hay Cauu, or Mon
A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers
For price or information write or call up
Independent Warehouse ( Willing Co
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
Grain Storage Rates Reduced
• Moro, Or
Here I t Relief for Women
I f you havo paint In tha back, U rin ary, Bladder
Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant
herb relief froin Woman’s Ills, try Mother Cray's
" A U 8 T K A L IA N L X A F . ” I t ia a safe, reliable
regulator, and relieves all Female Wrakneaaea. In ­
cluding Inltammation and ulcers I Iona. M O T H K K
G R A Y S A U S T R A L IA N L K A F ia sold by Drug
By mall lor
BOc. Sampla
n l FR KK
fla ts or sent by
for 80c.
Sample w
een*
Lädraaa, Tha Mother d ray Co., LeRoy, N .Y .
A,
to 5 0 cents per ton
At all our Grain Storage Warehouse« in Sherman County
fy) warehouse charges on Barley stored on exchange.
4-4-H-H -l-I I I-
Hie Oil Stove With
a CABINET TOP
New Silverware Designs
Louis XVI Pattern
Tha Naw Parfaction W ick Blua
Flama O il Cook-Stove differs
from all other oil stoves.— I t hat
a C A B I N E T T O P . Thia
means you can keep dishes and
utensils within easy reach while
cooking, anA tatt
/«<4f As#
a /itr r/a u v ia i it from tht blavs.
From its wonderful burners to
its racks for holding towels the
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame OH Cook-Stove
is without equal. Its principle of concentrated heat means that the work
can be done quickly and without the kitchen being heated to an unbearable
degree. Can be lighted instantly and turned nigh,
low or
‘’medium” at will. Three aizea. W ith or without Cabinet
Top. At your dealer’«, or write our nearest agency.
The latest silver ware design« which
harmonizes perfectly with the period it
represents and in rich simplicity it rival«
the l»est examples of silver w are-any
where. I t i» made extra heavy plate and
Gosh no o e than other Silverware ::
HAND PAINTED CHINA D
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