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PERSONAL ITEMS
A, l Poolo of Trull wiih In Mod
ford Saturday on a hunluoim trip.
l)r, Htoiihotiiioii In ii Hrmliiuto ptl
clr.it, Over Allen & JUiuitim'ii, 105
10, (I, l)tin(m of Wollon upont Bun
iluy In thin city,
Modrurd Colluotlou AKonoy, 10
ior cout charged. Uvor llurlbiirt'n
now Htorw. tf
'it. II, Noll, iloomornlhi candidate
for hI a to Huuutor, wan In Mud ford
Saturday.
Do you know Umt you can buy any
amount, from n half aero up, In Oak
dulo Park addition on oany tonnu?
Oakdale hand Investment Co,, 211
FruttKroworH1 Ilauk bid (t, tf
W. V. Wood of Kimono wiih In
Medford on IiiihIiiokh Monday,
0. V. llarnum & Co., contractor
and liiilldom, Country work u npoc
inlty. Ordorn nollcltod. Inquire nt
Tho ToKRory.
Tbo Portland tenia wan urnolod
Monday moruliiK ' n number of
Medford fituH, who had nHHomblod at
tho dopot when No. 15 cntno In to
coiiKiatulato them on tho record of
80 coilHt'cutlvo InnliiKii without n
ncoro iiKiiiiiHl thuiu. Tho only ronrot
oxproHHod wiih that thoy hadn't 14
inoro kooho okk In tho banket.
Klfty-throo ncroH Hnoclal, 10 aero
coming Into henrlng orchard. Call on
J. H. Wood, Condor Wntor & 1'owor
Co.'h office. tf
Itoubon JohiiHon of Trail wan a
Medford uubIiiohh vlnltor Monday.
William von dor Hollon of Haulo
Point Hpont Sunday' In Medford.
J, Frank Hrown of KokIo Point
wiih a Medford hunliioxH vlnltor a fow
dnyn Htnco,
Bam HwonnlnK of tho foroatry de
partment Hpont Saturday In Wood-
Villi'.
John It. WIIhou ott uppor Jackson
crook wan a rocont visitor In Med
ford. J. W. Caroy of Anhland wan a ro
cont visitor In Medford.
11. F. Mulkoy ban roturnod from a
visit In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. lllchard Caldor woro
rocont vlsltorn In Medford from tho
west nldo of tho valloy.
T. K. HaincmrHloy, of Portland,
deputy United Stolen murnhul, wax in
Medford Htimluy on profehMioiuil liiw-
IIH'K.
F. J. Lowry will lay flooring or tllo
work In oxchnnKo,for a blcyclo. tf
.1. W. JncoliH, who Ih in choree of
tho ICentiior Htoro at Woodvillo, win
hi Medford Monday. Mr. Jacobs re-
portH liiiHiucHH nt Woodvillo on the
rnw. Thorn in n spirit of optiinix'it
in that Mention wliioh 'in like tho
Medford hpirit and an a conncnucnoa
tho town in growing rapidly. Mr.
Jiicolm' viHit hero was for tho pur-
IMiho of Heotiring more good from
the parent organisation for the new
store.
For Isurnnce, phono 3431. Hunt-
loy-Kromor Co. 101
' Many giinnerH went out Sunday
looking for tho miiuII elusive bird,
wliioh in connection with a Inrge co'd
bottle in no popular among the swift
ones. Tho lings woro not extra largo
hh iittt only nro the birds shv, hid
trospnHB noticcK ate numerous unit
the statements contained therein are
usually hacked cither by an athletic
looking farmer or n good-sized dog.
PedmiHsioii can be had to shoot over
doted farms, but the hunter must be
pretty well known before lie can sn-
curc tho permission.
John II. 'Cnrkln, nttort.oy-nt-Iaw,
ovor Jackson County nnnk.
C. W. Hondorson of Trail In Hpond
lug n fow dnyn In Medford.
II. F. Iloldol boa roturnod to Pros
pect after n visit In Medford.
Dr. J. It. Harbour of Wollon wiih In
Medford from his fruit fnrm Sundny.
Mrs. D. Walnwrlght and MIhh Cora
Hairy o of Jacksonville woro Medford
vlsltom Sundny.
Mr. nml Mrs. Hollowoll of Duna
miilr, Ciil., woro In Medford on n visit
Sunday.
William Lohmnn of Woodvillo
spent 8nturday and Sunday In Med
ford. Mrs. n. 8. Grlgaliy of Klamath
FallH Is In Medford visiting rolatlvos
nml frlondH In tho valloy.
W. M. ChoBhln and V. O. O. Clovo
land of QrantH Pass woro Medford
visitors Monday;
Dr. Kolsay of Cold II III waH nmoiiB
thoHO who attended tho ochool hoard
mooting Monday.
S. M". Noalon of Tnhlo Itock was a
Medford visitor Monday.
Captain J. O. P. Astbury roturnod
Mondny from nn oxtondod visit to
northom nml onstorn points nml
"around ntiout."
Coronor Kellogg was In Medford
from Cold Hill Monday to Investigate
tho death of Juntos O'llrlon, who iltotl
at Phoenix Sunday night and was
brought to Medford for burial.
AGED MAN RECIVER
113 BIRTHDAY CARDS
I). F, WilHon of this oily, who
oolehrnUul his 7-ltli birthduy on Oc
tober J3 holds tlio loeal record for
birthduy curds leceived. To dulo ho
Ims received till enrdH from friends
living from l'orlhuid lo Pittsburg,
l'n.
If tho furnlohod room art "looks
good", run nn una to tho artdros?
given nnd tako n look nt It.
A SHREWD SHOPPER.
The LIHIb Play by Whloh Oho Won
Altontlvo Oorvibe,
"Olilcngo peoplo cciialuly have tbo
knack of getting on," u shopper said.
"In (bo suit department of u big mIoiu
I met a Chleago woiiiaii who bad been
In Now York Ichm than a week. Hhe
said slio wasn't buying anything! hud
Just come to get the lay of tbo land.
In tho process of getting ll she (dopped
h.eiiHhglrl and said: -
'"In that MIkm Ulnlte selling white lin
en skirts to that fai woman? l.undcr
Htauil you bnvo a MIhh Make In the
deiniitment.'
'"No; that Is Miss Harloii,' said the
ciiHhglrl,
"The Chicago woman wrote tho nutne
In her address book. Then she show
cd me the tinmen of nnleswomen In
sovernl other stores.
'"This Is only a preliminary to real
shopping,' she nnld. 'It pays to take
tbo extra trouble. If I expect to buy
more than $5 worth of anything at a
straugo storo I learn beforehand the
uaiiio of tho saleswoman wlinti' looks
I like best, Then when I go back to
buy 1 iTiii say, an I shall do here to
morrow, 'I would like Miss Burton to
watt on me,' and, although Miss Bar
ton has novcr sot eyes on me. tho fact
that I can call hcriiniuo gives her the
Impression that sho must Imve sold
me a $100 dress nt some time, mid I
get twice ns good service as I would
get If I knew nobody by name.' "
Now York Bun.
THE HOPEFUL ATTITUDE.
It Hlpi One In Striving to Rtallie
His Ambition.
There In a tremendous power In the
habit of expectancy, the conviction
that wo shall realize our ambition, that
our dreams shall come true, soys Ori
son 8wtt Mnrden In Success Mngn
xlno. There In no uplifting habit like
hut of carrying no oxpeciunt. hopeful
attitude of expecting that our heart
yearnings will bo matched with real.
Men; that things are going to turn, out
well nnd not III: that wo are going to
succeed; that, no matter what may or
may not happen, we nro going to lie
happy.
Thero Is nothing else so helpful ns
tho carrying of this optimistic, expect
nut nttlttide-tbo attitude which al
ways looks for ami expects the best,
the highest, the happiest nnd, novcr
allowing oneself to get Into the pes
slmtstlc. discouraged mood.
Ilellevo with nil your heart that you
will do what yon were made to do
Never for nn Instant harbor n doubt of
this. Drive ll out of your mind If It
seeks nn entrance. Entertain only the
friend thoughts or Ideals of the tutus
you are bound to achieve. Itejcct all
thought enemies, all discouraging
moods ivory thing which would eien
suggest fnlluro or unhnpplness.
tngratltudt.
"You remember tint guy. Jim Hurke?'"
asked mi Irate Bowery denlr.cn. "II eV
dat stlir dai's doln' time up dcr river
-Sing Slng-bolglnry-ten years. Well,
you know all I done for dat stiff
When hu was pinched didn't I put up
der coin fer der lawyers? Didn't I pay
der witnesses? Sure I did. Do Oder
tiny I finks I'll Just go an see dat
mutt Just f leave him know tils frlen's
nln't tied tie can on Mm. So 1 drives
out to do Jail an' goes Into do warden's
ottlee. nn" he says I gotter send me
card In. Mo enrdl D'ye get dat?
Well, anyway, I writes me name on a
piece o pnper.tan' a guy tnkes It In to
Jim Burke, nn' wbat il' you t'lnlc dat
stlfT lolls dat guy to tell mo?"
"I've no Idea." said the listener.
"He tells him." concluded tho angry
one. "f tell me dat ho nln't lnJ"-Sue-cess
Magazine.
Women In a Sailboat.
There Is Just ono place on a sailboat
for women. That Is the cockpit. He
member that and keep them there,
even if It lakes n somewhat pointed
request. Tho nverago woman on a
boat Is not happy unless she Is Inking
risks by Hitting out on deck or on top
of the cabin or going forward of the
mast. Warn her and she laughs nt
you, Sho does not know that she h
endangering herself. Less than a year
ngo I saw two women knocked over
board In n heavy sea because they in
sisted on Bitting on top of tho cabin
despite the protests of the man who
was sailing the boat. Ho himself was
a greenhorn and let bis boat Jibe, the
boom clearing the top of the cabin be
fore nuy ono could say Jack Robinson.
-Outing.
Had a Better Story.
"Did you see the account of that
tlush of lightning that burned tho hair
from u boy's head without otherwise
hurting him?"
"1 did." answered tho cheerful liar,
"a ml I was pained to note tho Incom
pleteness of the story Now. I happen
to know of a case that Is rcnlly re
markable, The lightning entered a
b.irbor'R shop and not only undertook
the task of singeing a man's hair, but
lt rung up the proper amount on the
cash register."
Foap of Revenge.
"Why are you crying, my little
mnn?"
"Cos I don't want to go to school."
"But why not?"
"Cos sister Jilted the schoolmaster
last night!"-Loudon Opinion,
Advertising,
Adversity has been the means o
making many men famous, but adver
tising Is still In the lead. Plttsbuig
Press,
Tho Jest loses Its point whon ho who
makes It Is the first to laugh. -Schiller,
DIED.
I1ARTLKTT At tho rosldont of 1).
II. Buttorflold, 507 South Contral
nvonuo, Sunday, October 10, 1910,
Mrs. Allco Mario Dnrtlott of Soattlo.
Mrs, Dnrtlott vnn horo on a visit to
rolntlvoa nt tho tlmo of hor donth.
Tho romnlns will bo boiU to Soattlo
this ovonlng for Intormont.
Hnsklna for health.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
oo.
UNDERTAKERS
'DAY PHONE 2271
Nitfhl 'Phenes:
F. W. Weeks, 2071
A. E. Orr, 3692.
LADY ASSISTANT
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H- -
AT THE HOTELS.
4-4 -f -r 4
The following nro registered nt the
Nasli: II, II. Williams, Boston;
,1. W. Linn, Portland K. Franklin,
Kansas City; A. G. Tlielun nnd wife,
I'ortlnud; J. jt. Ilarvoy, (Jnlico; C. K.
Harmon, ol'rtluud; W. I-', litis,
I'ortlnud; W. W. Hunt. Kiikoiio; II.
Hembcrger, Him FrnnoiHeo; D. I.
Ktephen; Gun NIoIioIh, J. F. Hrown,
Haglo Point; J. A. Moulin, Seattle;
licv. W. II. Hamilton nnd family,
GrantH I'uhh; W, I, .Morrison, Port
laud; J. I. Neville, Seattle; II. C.
Zelirniiig, Portland; Thomas V. Don
ahue, Knu FrnueiHco; Frank I Hun
ter, Wurcn ThomuH, Scuttle; F. It.
Uniike, Portland; V. II. Woolwey,
San FranciHco; G. L-. Helms, Sun
Francisco; F. C. IlrandHlmgei), Port
laud. Tho following are registered nl the
Hotel Monre: S. Sindcy, John Gun
dug, San Francisco; A. M. Somer
fold, New York; J. W. Wilson, S, A.
ICoble, Washington, I). C; I. Hroome,
Scuttle; J. D. Davidson, Hcnd; W. D.
Vnndo Wnnder, San Fruijeisco; 11.
T. Henson, Medford; II. D. Iticliuril,
Portland; Leo Johhc, Sulcm; Martin
Saiidan, Huffulo; Hobert Mursdeu,
Cook Hay; II. A. Ktiningn, California;
F. H. Noyes, Toto, Ore.; B. F. Jnci:
hoii, Portland; J. S. Simmons, Mem
phis; MisK Gillig, New York City; W.
H. Doud, San Francisco; W. A. Ilend,
ThoH. Irvine, Portland; Chns. Full.
Medford; Mis Schroeder, Loh An
geles; J. H. Wlinlen, Spoknuo; F. E.
Johnson, Boston.
The following nro registered nt
the Nnsh: E. Dornn, J. II. Foster
nnd wife, F. W. Guinnell, W. Itieh
nrds, JL A. WilliauiH, E. H. Duffuy,
I'ortlnud; Will It. King, Snlem; O. V.
Whiteomb, H. Jncob-on, Scutlo; W.
H. Ware, Porthiuouth, O.; H. F.
Shaeffer, Centrulin, WuhIi.; D. W.
King, A. A. Wildburg, Vilns oJhu
Hon. Snn Franeiseo; J.. W. Chnudler,
Berkeley; II. M. Snodgrass, Cinein
nnti, O.; II. E. Ixing, Now York; A.
C. Myers, Los Angeles; C. C. Pinek
noy, Cnernmcnto; W. I). Vnn Low,
Chieugo; W. A. Parks, Olnthie,
Knu.; Frank H. Iille'. London; W.
N. White, New York.
The following nru registered nt
tho Hotel Moero: Charles Oden,
Snu Francisco; C. II. Witters nnd
wife, J. P. Neville nnd wife, Senttlo;
0. II. Cooper, Boston; B. Jacobs.
Portland; J. B. Hennessey, Cincin
nati; J. E. Belts, Portland; A. G.
Thelin nnd wife, Boston; Thomas
Grunberg, Portlnnd; Chnrles Rush
ens, Itochchtcr N. Y.; A. S. Cooper
nnd wife, Los Angeles; P. E. Big
olora nnd wife, Marshiilltown, In.;
E. S. Shorrey, Portland; E. II. Sum
ming, Seattle; .Mr. nnd Mrs. Took
er. F. S. Tinker, Porltand; Lnurn M.
Gordon, Oakland; C. E. Johnson,
Chicngo; Chnrles Full, .Medford; M.
Courbest.
CITV TKKAHUHKH'S XOTICK.
Notlco Is horoby glvon that thoro
nro funds on hcnd In tho city treasury
for tho rcdomptlon of nil outstanding
city wnrrants Issued ngnlnst tho fol
lowing funds:
Lateral sowor No. 2, district No. G.
Latoral sowor No. 3, district No. C.
Lateral aowor No. 5, district No. 7.
Lateral sowor No. 1, district No. 12
Lateral sower No. 1, district No. 12
Latoral sowor No. 3, district No. 12
Interest on tho same will conso
after tho above dnto.
L. L. JACOBS,
City Treaauror.
NOTICE.
Work In tho first rank tonight nt
the K. of P. CaBtlo Hall. Pythian
Slstors on'ortnln Wednesday ovonlng.
CORSET
Add Distinction
to any costume
Gold Mine
with good oro body nnd par-
tlnlly oqulppod, for sale. Call
ou tho ownor,
Room !1, isa Main St,
Why Not Woman's Suffrage?
(An addrofw glvon recently at tho
Y. M. C. A. hall In Portland by Clar
ence Tkiio Wilson, D. D.)
When two nriiilcft fnco oach othor
In tho bnttlo tho army of aggression,
before It can ongnB" tho main body,
iiiiihL drive In tho Hklrrnlch linos of
tho onemy. Tho woman's nuffrngo
propaganda hn thrown out cortnln
skirmish linos In tho public thought
and theso must bo driven la before
wo can como to tho main argument.
First, thon, thoso who claim that tho
bnllot is womon'u right rpjote from
tho Doclaratlon of Indoponiler.co that
"Taxation without representation Is
tyranny." Hut tL-o quotation Is not
In point, for tint sentiment was ut
tered with no posslblo reference to
Individual votorH, mnlo or female. It
woh n decbrntlon of tho representa
tives of tho 13 colonlon that unloss
theso colonics could have a represen
tative In tho parliament nnd In tho
cabinet to protect their Interests
Klnu George should nsk us to pay
duty. It had no roferonco to tho cast
ing of ballots, 'or mon voted In ovory
colony, but It was a declaration that
ore government ought not to tax
another without duo representation.
Notice
TO OUR PATRONS;
Owing to additions and Improve
nionto being mndc to our power plant
nt Gold Ray, It will bo necessary to
shut down tho plant occasionally for
the next fow dayB. Shutdowns when
necessary will bo mado Sunday dur
ing tho day and at noon hour an
week days.
Wo trust that you will havo pa
tlenco with us for thoso unavoidable
Interruptions In electric service.
Respectfully,
ROGUE RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
A
Vt. W. A.
Modern Woodmen of
America, Camp 6013.
meets flrat, third and
fourth Tutidays at
Smith's Hall. V. C.
Wffr Kinyon. Consul : John
v. Lawrence, Clerk.
X.3T.
Talisman Lodge. No. 31. MeU
Mondays In K. P. Halt. U. O.
Wortman, C. C: J. P. Hutch
aaon, K. of IL a
The Cow Boy
and Easterner
i
AT "NAT" THEATER
TONIGHT FOR LAST TIME
This Is ono of tho greatest western
pictures ever shown in Medford, and
is Bhown tonight only. You will bo
sorry If you miss It. Bring your
children and lot them see something
that was never before shown In tho
picture lino in Medford.
Admission 10c. Doors open at
7:00 p. m.
Notice
TO PATRONS OF THE ROGUE
RIVER ELECTRIC CO:
Ou nccouvt rf repairs bolng made
to powor plant, current will bo shut
off on TUESDAY from 9 n. m. to 3
p. m.
como 2
i
3 Pines rnd got aomo of tho
RED SOIL p.
which glvos tho rich color
2 FRUIT
5, 10 and 20-acro tracts from
i to 5125 per ncro. If you wish
employment wlillo tho trooa nid
vogotablos aro growing, you
can got It nearby, v.t 4 Pines,
tho now lumber city.
ROWLAND
Room 12U K. Main Stk
Pure
Clear
Sparkling
You onu't afford to do without
this splendid, refreshing drink.
Cnll up nnd order n ease sent' to
tho house. The purest, most
houlthful drink known is
SLSKIYOU
MINERAL
WATER
P. C. BIGHAM, Agent.
In order to tnako It refer to wom
an's Htiffrnco It would havo to bo
provon that womon aro not now
properly represented by 'holr hus
bnnds, fathers or brothers; that tho
government does not protect thorn In
their' property Interests, and that
thoy do not got vnluo rccolvcd for
tholr monoy.
Tho question of voting has no ref
erence to tho paying of taxes. Wo
pay our taxos In return for tho pro
tection to Ilfo nnd propoity, by tho
laws of a civilized nation. 8omo
mon who lmvo no proport;' vote and
many who bnvo no', voto pay largo
taxes. Numerous younc men and
women, holrn to largo cstato, pay
Immonso sums to the government,
but have no vote. Corporations pay
Immense sums In taxes, but havo no
voto. Persons residing In forolgn
lands or who hr.vo lived In this coun
try only a few years pay taxes, but
havo no voto. In fact, voting has no
roferonco to taxes.
Oregon Stato Association Opposed
to tho Extension of the Suffrage
to women.
MRS. FRANCIS J. DAILEY,
President.
(Paid advertisement)
Wanted
Apple Pickers.
Ranch hands.
Carpenters.
Woman cook.
Qirl for general houaj work.
Laborers.
For Sale
Rooming house.
National cash register.
Stock and 10-year lease, close in.
4 chair barber shop in live town.
FRUIT LAND.
30 acres young pears, fine foothill
soil, buildings, pumping plant,
snap; terms.
133 acres, 12( ncres orchard, alfalfa,
fino water right, 315,000 terms.
120 acres, 10 in orchard, 25 alfalfa,
nnder ditch, tools, stock. $13,500.
18 acres 2 1-2 miles station; good
buildings; 15 acres bearing and
young orchard, $6500.
1G0 acres, 7,000 cords wood; 50
acres fruit land, 5 miles out; $2,000.
00 acres cleared, rich soil, close to
Eagle Point, sub-divide, $125 per
ncre.
80 ncres, 24 in bearing, sqme nlfnl-
fn; under ditch, very easy terms.
snap.
CITY PROPERTY.
7 Westmorelnnd lots for quick sale,
$2000 cash.
4 room house ou smnli payments.
5 1-2 acres for platting, near Dnco
tah avenue, price and terms right.
Fine Bungalow near West Main, mod
ern, basement, cast front, $3,200,
3 room buugalow, close in, modern,
beautiful view, $2,250, terms.
5 ncres, close to limits, for platting
ideal situation, $G00 acre.
2 lots 50x215 will make 4 fine lots,
'$325 each.
5 room bungalow, Mission furniture,
cast front, close in, $2,100.
2 south front" lots, 50x150, $725.
2 Ross Ct. lots, 50x132, $G50 eacl.
3 close-in lots for $1500, terms.
2 close-in lots, enst side. $750.
Lots in West Walnut Pnrk, $350,
$25 down, 10 monthly.
HOMESTEADS.
7 fino homesteads.
E. F. A. BITTNER
Room 206 Taylor & PhUps Bide.
Accomplished
Fact
Summit avenue lots aro on paved
street. Sewor and water piped to
each lot. Concrete walks aro laid.
High and dry, and aro selling at tho
cheapest prices of any lots on a paved i
streot In town.
See
MURPHY & TANNER or
T. YORK & CO.
Attractive
The moment you step
into this store you note
the array of "ATTRAC
TIVE" articles for use in
offico, store and homo.
WALL PLAQUES
MOTTO CARDS
GIFT BOOKS
ART AND CRAFT
JEWELRY
and all the little OFFICE
SUPPLIES, ARCHI
TECTS ' SUPPLIES, etc
Merrivold
vShop
134 West Main Street
Special
Tuesday and
Wednesday
Choice
Any 10c article in the
store,
3 for 25c
You can select as many
different articles as you
wish. Any three 10c ar
ticles in the store for 25c
We have over 500 different articles here that sell
at 5c each. Take your choice tomorrow and and
Wednesday, any six' 5c articles in the store for 25c.
HUSSEVS
ISIS THEATRE
THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE
TO-NIGHT
MATINE SATURDAY AFTER NOON, 2:30 P. M.
"NEVER A DULL MOMENT"
AMERICA'S GREATEST
Comedy Jugglers
JUGGLING PARROTS INTRODUCING THE
THE PAMOUS PAti DOG, "QUEEN"
3-REELvS-3
LATEST MOTION PICTURES
1 THREE CHERRY PITS
2 SHORT-LIVED TRIUIPH
3 ERICK
4 LED BY LITTLE HANDS
5 "NEW MOVING PICTURE MAN"
SONG-
"WE'VE BEEN CHUMS FOR FIFTY YEARS"
By HARRY BLANOHARD
Doers Open at 7 p. m.
CHILDREN, 10 CENTS ADULTS 20 C1NTS
Medford Theatre
Friday, Oct. 21st
J. O. & GLENN HARPER, Inc. n . f?
Tresont "" ' --
JOSEPH DETRICK
hi tho Hrlght Matrimonial Comedy
I TO MARRIAGE I
lO A FAILURE
Problem? No.
Fun Show? Yes.
Prices 25c, 50c,
Seats on tulo AVednesday it. nt,
Resolutions of Condolence.
Rosolvod, That wo, tho DoKrco of
Pocahontas, extend to Drothor nnd
Sister Martin our henrtfolt sympathy
in thoir sad bereavement in tho deuth
of their little sou, Juntos.
And ho it furthor resolved, That
wo direct thorn to look to Kisho Man
itou, tho Great Spirit, for comfort,
tor such U tho Kingdom of Ilonve.
Choice
Any 15c article in the
store,
2 for 25c
You can select any hyo
articles in the store that
sell at 15 each, or as
many more as you like
at two for 25c.
liver Seen It? No
(oIiik to See lit? Yoh. '
75c and $1.00
And bo it furthor rosolved, That
wo spread theso resolutions on our
minutes, sond a copy to our city
nowspnpors and also to the parents
mid family.
(Signed) ;
ELLA S1I0ULT8,
RELLE BENNETT,
EDITH lLUtRINGTON,
Committor.
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U
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llanklns for health.
irii&ki.