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AIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORPOKKCION, SUN 6lffit, JUNE 11, 1011.
Medford mail Tribune
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PUBLIC MARKET NEEDED.
AMONG the most urgent of the nmny nocds of Modford
is a public market where growers of all kinds of
mSCtMX'A can offer it for sale to tho consumer.
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No"?rn'st?e that local merchants refuse to purchase' vegeta
un's miu produce raised loeany.
'I Ins is easily understood. The grocer must have a
Homo '75.
QEOnaiS PUTNAM, Editor nnd MBnKt
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Kntprod ns second-class matter
Mcdfonl, Oroiron, under the set
March S, 1S7P. '
Official Paper of tha City of Mcdfonl
I'npcr or JDCKaon county
reliable and dependable source of supply. lie must be
auiu in secure n cerrain uuamuy regularly, anil lie must
t'be assured t lint he can depend upon securing it.
i ms nas not been the case to anv irreat extent, be-
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One month bv mall
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Mtstforil, Jnckaonvlllo and Con-
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ftuntlay only, by mall, per year
weoKiy, per year
rJ cause no one has made a business of raising market pro
- duce. The vegetable garden has alwavs been a side issue.
AVhen the orchardist or farmer had a'surulus. he thought
of the merchant. But the merchant, with a clamoring pub-
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Medfords Hustling Abilities Are Pointed
Out by Writer in An Eastern Magazine
.Writer in Merchants Trado Journal, Published at Dos Moinos, In., Tolls of Somo
of tho Impressions Ho Rocoived Whilo Visiting This Oity Rocontly Modford Is
PointecLOut as a Modol to Work by.
Where to Go
Tonight
Tho following nrtlrlu uudor tho 'these. Improvements costing iiilllouHii:(tllMt tint iuIvoi'IIhIhu iitm-iiiin... 'Pi.iu
caption. "Medford Commorcliil Club upon millions of dollars, niul It hopiu- Is nothing now, of oouiso. for tho
Dally average for Mx month ending
December 31, 1910, 3721.
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Dlipatchts.
The Mntl Tribune In on sale at the
Kerry News stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel News Stand. Portland.
Howmnn News Co., Portland, Ore.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle, Waah.
JOLTS AND JINGLES
By Ad Brown
Hot Weather Occupations.
Wither spends his spnro liiuo
Sitting in tho .shade,
Willie's in the hammock
Sipphy; lemonnde.
Sister dear is. primping,,
. (She's a dizzy beaut)
While mother, dour old mother
She is entitling fruit.
sionnl grower. Hence lie bought and buys where the 'sup
ply was constant and dependable.
To accommodate the rapidly increasing number who
take a flier in truck farming as a side issue and at the same
time work a convenience to the people as well as to reduce
the cost of living, a public market should be established,
where those who have a surplus may offer it to those who
need it.
The Commercial club, the city council and the Mer
chants' association would do well to take this matter up,
as would the various fruit growing organizations. The
grange, which puts in a great dealf time on politics,:
mignt oy organized ettort Help solve the problem, and the
labor organizations could profitably spend some of their
uiiurgy in usuiuiismug an institution so usettu and ncedtul
to the laborer of 'all kinds.
A Portland woman wants a divorce
because her husband talked of
"-tfyra" in his sleep. Just possible,
you know, lie was going to say some
thing about "Myrn Lntions."
THE FIRST PAVED HIGHWAY.
The excuse for the mouth orgnn is.
at last found! One stopped a bullet
in Portland.
And again, the quake might have
been Mexico's way of shaking Diaz.
Speaking of Xnmcs.
(These news items were gleaned
from the papers of the last few days.
Who dares say there is nothing iu a
name?)
In Chicago a fellow named Gentle
men was arrested as a slugger.
We read that the editor of the
Merchants Exchange in Portland is
named Wright.
SjKiknne has n murderer named
Byrd who was "captured after a
short flight."
One of the officers of the Oregon
Dental Society is Dr. Fixott. -
nplIE county court is to be congratulated upon letting
Tiic contract tins week for the first hard surfaced
paved highway in the county outside the cities of Medford
and Ashland. The road will run from Medford to Peiitnil
Point, probably the most traveled road in the count v. It
will cost $12,000 a mile and be 16 feet wide.
The new highway, like a new newspaper, will fill a
long felt want. It will mark an important enoch in the
history of the comity, as the first strip of pavement did
ior tne city ot .uedtord. 'ltluu three years from letting
the first contract, contracts have since 'been awarded for
twenty miles of paved streets here.
The paved road will be an object lesson to the count v.
Its benefits will be so apparent and so lnnnv that everv
section will clamor for such highways. By thctime i't
will be possible to bond for. high ways", another two vears,
public sentiment will have crystallized solidly in its favor.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Tho divorced "bromo seltzer" kins
is to be mnrried again. Let's hope
this venture isn't a fizzle.
An 80 year old woman has entered
the UniverMty of Wfxconsiu. Beware
of the fudge, and the pickles and the
sorority dances.
The Contributors Club.
(Before we get through we will
fctart a lot of clubs. This one is for
the friends who have contributed to
tins column. All respoiiMbility den
ied for everything below thih line)
Hcurd at Tuesday's game: "Oh
isn't the man that throws the ball oil
tho standpatter)' side just bplendid!
lie bends it so they hit it every time!"
I deem it a solemn duty to warn
young couples now that the summer
is coming on, either to avoid 30 cent
hammocks or to hang them very,
very low.
Congress bus decided to postpone
tho investigation of the boot and
shoo tniKt. Evidently we have only
been half-sold.
RESOLUTION.
The following resolution was re
cently adopted by tho Socialist local
of Talent:
Whereas, the class Htrugglo be
tween the working class and those
who exploit the working class has
been In existence since the bediming
of history; and,
Whereas, under tho modern sys
tem of machine production there has It Is In the center of a vast agricul
been created vast organizations of tho I tural, horticultural and mining sen
Offers $."000 Howard." ..appear In
the .tune Ihhuo of "MoiThaiits Trado
Journal," published at Dea Moines,
la.
The eouimorrlal club f Medford,
Ore., bellcvo In their town. They
think ko much of ttu'h' town that
they havo drawn a line In a circle 40
miles around It 'and uow they offer
a reward of $500 cash to any person
who can, by authentic testimony,
show that any city or town In tho
United States outside ot tills lOlinlle
circle has tributary to It within a
ten-mile radius or a 30-mllo radius,
a aoimllc radius or a tO-mllo radius
as tunny diversified resources as
Medford, has within the correspond
ing radius.
Now you say, "Whore Is this town?"
Possibly it might be best to let this
same commercial club toll you In
their own lauKtiage whoro their town
Is to be found. First ot nil, it Is In
what Is known as the Hoguo Illver
valley, in southwestern Oregon, In
n very attractive booklet sent out by
this commercial club, in speaking ot
the Rogue River valley, they say, "It
Is as fair as the garden of tho Lord."
They toll you that It lies between
the verdure clad, gold-seamed Slskl
yous and tho timbered slopes and
snowy sentinels of tho Cascades.
Through It flows the wild, turbulent,
Rogue river, most beautiful of tho
many rivers of the west, wasting more
power than Niagara In Its tumbling
course to the sea. Aroung this beauti
ful valley string range upon range of
mighty forest-clad hills, and across
Its broad acres extend mllo upon mile
of the choicest commercial orchards.
I'pon this picturesque and sunshine
showered valley-of the Rogue, Nature
hns showered her bounties with a
wanton hand, and wo who live In this
pleasant valley where gayly slants the
sun, where hills beckon In garb of
green nnd gold,, where tho streams
murmur with laughter, and myriad
fruit trees exhalcthelr fragrance, we
know of no place so attractive and p
alluring."
This valley hns an area of about
3000 square miles, or just about as
largo as the states of Delnwam and
Rhode Island combined, and right In
the heart of the valley is the bustling
thriving, wide-awake commercial city
of Medford that, wo want to tell you
something aboti.
Medford is located about half way
between San Francisco and Portland.
It'w hard to live within one's sal
ary, but there is one consolation
it's hnrder to live without it.
In divorcing a foo and his money
most of nre willing o be mimed as
corespondents.
Itnilronds are getting out their va
cation booklets. Not a mosquito or
foxtail mentioned.
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Press' dispatches tell us that u man
who stole 00 cents in Chicago was
sent up for hi.x years, How Chicago
bates u piker!
Train Is Wrecked.
ALBUQUKKQUE, N. JL, June 1(1.
Tho Siuitu Vo passenger train No. 3,
known as the California Limited, was
iu collision with a tie tnijn near Do
mingo, 30 miles north of here at
10: If) yesterday. Six persons are
reported and n largo number in
jured. Among the known dead aro A. W.
Green, engineer nnd the fireman of
the Jiimiled. A mistake in orders is
wild to have been responsible f,,,. 10
wreck. Relief trains of nine cars,
carrying; surgeons nnd hospital sup
plies hnvo loft for tho sceno of tho
wreck.
Editor Mail Tribune:
I cannot see that I created any con
fusion by asking a few questions to
Mr. Young, as suggested by Mr. Rod
gers in Tuesdays Tribune.
I have never given Mr. Rodgers,
nor any other man, the least cause to
conclude but that I have the utmost
confidence in the remedies I havo ad
vocated. I respectfully ask'hitn for
the time being to abandon any pre
judices that he has formed in that
direction.
I know of only one remedy for all
social evils. It is perfect liberty. By
the term "Liberty," I mean "Freedom
to do right."
To define the term "Right" I shall
copy the exact words used by tho late
Herbert Spencer which he held to bo
the true definition ot the law of equal
freedom:
"Every man has the right to do
whatsoever 'he wills provided he In
fringes not on the equal rights of all
other men." I believe this to be ab
solutely correct and that mortal man
as he Is now constituted cannot
improve on It. .
I hold also the preamble to the
American Declaration of Independ
ence Is absolutely infallible. Tho
rights of men como with them when
they are born: and that they come
from man's Creator.
The only remedy for social evils
consists In tho discovery of these
rights, and the establishment of them
amongst men.
The greatest and best movement
towards this end Is embodied In the
gospel of Henry George. It Is com
monly known as the "Single Tax."
Any movement In this direction, noi
matter by what party Is a partial
remedy, but not a finality. Man can
not obtain Justice until all of his
chains have cast asunder.
It Ib my opinion that tho best way
to obtain relief Is to seek for It on
tho lines of least resistance. Wo
ought to proceed always In the nat
ural order.
Consider tho confusions that Is
created by listening to public speak
ers claiming that our evils are tho
result of competition. Tho true
theory Is: That these evils arise on
account of the "Absence of competition."
We often hear somo agitators de
nouncing tho "law of the survival of
tho fittest." It Is a natural law and j handing on principles that somo of .business blocks aro cither now under
cannot ny any means impronca inem-,tiio -master minds of tho ages havo construction or will ho toon. Ho wo
solves to tho law of nature, advocated. I am open to conviction, might contlnuo telling you of tho al-
Tho constitution of tho United though on any matter or theory that 'most iinbollnvnhln accomnllshmcnts
exploiting or capitalist class ono one
hand, and vast organizations termed
labor unions of the working class on
the other; and,
Whereas, the class struggle be
tween the working class and tho cap
italist class through organization has
become Intensified and tho capitalist
class has Bhown a disposition to re
sort to any means, fair or foul, to
retain supremacy over tho working
class; and,
Whereas, the capitalist class have,
In. our opinion, falsely accused of n
foul crlmo tho officers of the Iron
Workers' union, and through Its
agents, the Durns detective forces,
havo illegally and forcibly brought
the officers of said union, The Mc
Namara brothers, from the stato of
Indiana to the stato of California;
therefore, be It
Resolved, by tho Talent socialist
local, as a branch of a political par
ty representing tho Interest of tho
working class, that wo denounce such
actions of the capitalist class through
its agents the detectives, as being a
violation of the Inalienable rights of
man, tho principle on which our re
public was founded, and we earnest
ly call upon all organized bodies of
labor, and all fair-minded citizens to
give what assistance thoy can to tho
much wronged and persecuted offi
cers of tho Iron Workers' union, tho
Mc.Vamara brothers, at present con
fined Mn tho Los Angeles Jail.
C. W. SHERMAN,
F. O. KINDER,
Committee.
Hon. It has a population of a little
over S000, to bo exact, 88 10, accord
ing to the 1910 census. This little
city of 8000 has the distinction or
having made a greater percentage of
gain between tho years of 1900 to
10 JO than any other city In the Unit
ed, States, excepting Oklahoma City,
Medford's gain having been 393 1-2
per cent during tho ten years.
Now, there are a great many things
that we would like to tell you about
this wonderful little city; In fact, It
seems that one could write a volume
about It, but there are Just a few
things that wo are going to take
spuco to tell you, but these things are
so astounding that it will make you
stop and think, For Instance, this lit
tle city spent overall. 000,000 during
the two years ending December .11,
1910, for stre( pnving, 'cumunt-side
walks, sewers and clty'wator mains.
Now, Just think" as you read these, as
tounding statements, that you are not
reading of a great city of hundreds
of thousands population, but of a lit-
tlo city of 8000 -population, possibly
not nearly as large as tho town In
which you aro livings During the
year 1910 the city of Modford spent
over 15,000,000 for business blocks
and residences.
Now, Just stop and think what that
means. Why, there aro many towns
of 8000 population that could bo pur
chased outright for a great deal less
than 15,000,000. It has magnificent
business hoiuos and residences to
show for It and at tho time you are
reading this thoro aro probably any
where from 300 to GOO dwelling con
tracted for.
Thoro Is at the, present time holng
erected a 1100,000 hospital, a f 120,-
Auto Racer Killed.
CHICAGO, III., Juno 10.Mnrr!
Basel, racing automobile driver, wns
killed this afternoon in tho firnt men 000 otel uml anothor 1100,000 bo
at tho Ifawthorno Track. Ho wunjt0'' congress has authorized tho ex
thrown from his car. Ho was rushed pondlturo of $110,000 (or tho orec
to St. Anthony's Hospital, where he t,0 f government building: and a
died shortly afterward. magnificent library, two splondld pub
lic school buildings and numerous
States Is a travesty on natural law,
Tho constitution of tjio great stato
of Oregon Is a libel on Justice
All of these matters appear to me
to be profound truths. They
jman can propound. But It must bo
truo, nnd tho party advocating that
must bo ablo to demonstrate that fact.
D. T. EDWARDS.
I. S. I would ho glad to havo a
ara not original to mo; I am simply porsonal Interview with Mr, Rodgers.
of this little city.
Somo time ago tho writer had tho
pleasure of visiting this city and ono
of tho business tnon took him to an
observatory m top of a building over
looking t'io vajjpy and polled out
oil almost miraculous that such lui
provement could ho brought about In
a town of this slxo in so short a time.
Ilut now you will want to know
how they do It. Possibly you will
say your town Is as large, If not larg
er, than Medford, hut you ltiivn not
yet accomplished as great things as
this town seems to havo accomplish
ed. So you ask how they did It.
Well, here hi tho way they did It;
they did It by boosting. Every per
son you meet In Medford Is a booster.
Every man. woman and child you see
Is simply bubbling over with enthu
siasm. Every business man you meet
on the street will stop you In the
street. If you glvo him half a chance,
and tell ou something about their
wonderful town and this great Rogue
Rlvor valley country.
Why, ns you train pulls Into he
little city, ono of tho very first things
that attracts your attention is a mag
nificent booth where aru on display
the yar around samples ot tho va
rious crops, fruits, grains, vegetables,
as well as a display of mlnernls, ores,
etc. This building In Itself Is Inter
esting and well worth tho time of tho
traveler to stop oft between trains to
see, Thlsl s one method tho people
of Medford have of letting tho world
know that they are In existence. They
talk their town, thoy tell about the
great advantages to bo found there.
While tho writer was standing on
tho platform ready to board tho train
leaving Mod ford, a very amusing, yet
meaning little Incident rnmu to his
notice. This train stopped for n few
minutes, possibly five minutes Thus
waiting, a passenger stepped down
out of the Pullman car and approach
ed a native business man of Medford
and asked In a very pleasant way:
"Mr, what city Is this?" Tho Med
fordlte turned a fierce glare upon the
Inquisitor nnd said: "Do you ask me
what city thin Is?" and continued:
"Why, there only three cities on the
Pacific coast, San Francisco, Medford
nnd Portland; THIS IS MEDFORD,"
and tho stranger, seeing tho Joke,
smiled and remarked: "Why, certain
ly, I should havo known that." This
shows tho spirit of tho people ot the
town. They aro not backward In tell
ing you that their town Is Medford.
You are not permitted to leave tho
town with tho Impression that you
are leaving any otho rtown. No, sir,
It Is Medford, and they want you to
know it nnd they wnnt you to know
It so well that you never can forget
It.
Tho governor of tho state of Ore
gon set aside tho date of March 3 1st,
which was. to be known as "Colonist
day," On this day every man, woman
nnd child Is expected to write to some
friend outside of tho state and tell
them something of their wonderful
stato (of Oregon. On this date tho
commercial club furnished every,
school child In Medford with litera
ture and stationery to bo used In ad
vertising Medford to friends outside
tho city and stato. Thus several
thousand letters were mulled by the
school children on that day, and dur
ing this mime week tho commercial
club mailed something lko 30,000
pieces of advertising literature and
they report that tho returns from this
source woro gratifying beyond their
fondest hopes. It Is no uncommon
thing for the Medford Commercial
club to send out rrom 300 to 500
pieces of advertising literature dully,
especially through tho season that, tho
greatest number of tourists aro ex
pected In tho west.
So this Is tho way thoy have boost
ed tho town. Every body hoostM and
none knock. Tho business men are
of tho real live, wlde-awako, aggres
sive class. In this city or a little over
8000 population tho commercial club
has a membership of over 000. Think
what that means. Hlx hundred live
men thinking of Medford, tnlklng
for Medford and boosting It for all
thoy aro worth.
Then, whon you know all theso
things, you can begin to account for
some of tho marvelous thing's you
find In tho town, In tho nvorago city
of this slzo you hear tho goneral com
plaint that thoy need soma sort of
theater or auditorium whoro great
crowds rum assomblo. Medford doos
not pornllt her citizens to fcol thus,
ns thoy have a magnificent collsoum
that would do Justlco lo a city many
times tho slzo of Medford, and busi
ness men will toll you that It Is one
of tho best Investments of tho city.
It attracts conventions, It attracts
great assemblies and draws somo of
tho hcBt theatrical attractions on tho
road.
Hut tho Modford Commercial club
doos not depend entirely upon thole
coininei-clal club of every town In tin
country gets out advertising litera
ture, so In getting out their litera
ture their aim was to get something
Just n little better, Just a little mote
luirnciivo limn any other commer
cial club Iu tho entire country
Whether they have succeeded In do
ing this e do not know, hut wo do
know that they have put out some
very fliuulltogitiire, nnd some time
ago, In writing the president of the
commercial club, wo made the state
ment that one particular booklet they
are sending out Is the finest piece of
booster literature that has over been
delivered at our office, and wo wish
that every business itinn In tho Unit
ed States, who has the "booster hug"
In his system, could have one of these
magnificent booklets put out by the
Medford club. It Is simply a master
piece of tho printers' mid engravers'
art, containing fi I pngoa and cover, Iu
size about seven by eleven Inches,
printed on heavy enamel paper, the
cover on an extra heavy enamel pa
per of high grade, The photographic
reproductions, of which tho booklet
Is replete, Is simply beyond descrlp
tlon. The cover plates aro a repro
duction of natural mountain scenery
in this locality, printed In tho nat
ural colors. Then, as ono turns
through the booklet, he finds repro-
dilutions of some of the most mag
nificent mountain scenery; forests of
stately pines, clear mountain streams,
dashing cataracts, great expanses of
orchards whoro the trees aro break
lug under their livid of delicious fruit,
Hceues snowing tno laborer prepar
ing tho soil, planting trees, gather
ing the crops, vegetables, and so on.
They have not forgotten to show some
of the mine scenes, great caves and
caverns and other things of this na
ture that are of Intense Interest to
tho average Individual, Then tho cll
Is pictured, birds-eye view, street
scenes, palatial dwellings, schools.
churches, lodge buildings, and so on,
form scones are shown, too, nnd make
ono bellevo he Is In tho heart of the
effete east Instead of nway out here
In the Pacific roast country, nnd there
are hunting scones, fishing scenes to
warm the cockles of the sportsman'
heart.
And so wo might contlnuo and still
only half tell the ntory of wjint thot
Medford boosters tiro doing. We de
light In telling a story of this kind.
because It do- us good to tell of the
success of any iiinu or men whoso
purpose Is to better their town and
community and country. Tho Med
ford business mun are real boosters,
not boomers.riiey nro not trying for
uiluutu to Inflate valuations In their
town and community. They know
that would not pay. but they have the
resources, they have a wonderfully
rich valley surrounded by iiioimtiilnr
ami hills that aro full of the richest
minerals and ores, and thoy know
that their community will he ablo to
uphold any reputation that they can
glvo It. I
Hut', after ail, Mr, Reader, wo do
not want you to lost sight of the fur
that these things have not Just Imp
pencil to Medford. No, sir, not for a
minute should you get such an Idea
Wo well know that many and many
a inan will read this arllcln about
Medford and then with a sigh say
"Oh, yen, I know that Is possible foi
those peoplo there at Medford, bill
our town Is different." Yes, ol
course, your town Is different. Possi
bly tho people luu tho town nro Just
a little different, hut don't you know
that no town and no city can over
become greater than tho people who
live In It, tho peoplo who make It,
Now, you possibly would novel
huvoicunl of the city of Medford,
Ore., If tho business men Iu that clt)
had been Indifferent uiutd willing to
let their town and that wonderfully
rich valley Ho dormant and dovolnr
as It would In natural coiisequonco h)
tho hIow, todloiiH process of tho years i
Thoro Is many and many a town In
this countr ythut would ho known,
that Is practically unknown today, If
every person living In It woro amused
to a full soiiho of their own Individ
ual responsibility,
Ho, ns you read this story of Med
ford, do not think of It as a fairy
talo, but ihlulc of It as tho accom
plishment of practical, modern twen
tieth century busluoiis men,
NAT THEATRE
Is now open every night and Hut
unlay and Sunday iifliiiuiions, The
coxiest and coolest theater In town.
Finest of light, and tho best fllin
subjects.
Change of program tliiiulhyii,
Wednesdays and Frldaya. Admis
sion 10c, Come ouco and j on. will
como again,
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U-GO
."wnnnu tun
ohowub no11 :
; Friday and Saluiday -
i"TIIK 1,1 .V AND tiii: .Mou.sir;
The gieat Now Yolk hiicccsh.
Look -Prices alio and anc.
Sunday "At I'luey Ithlge."
NATATORIUM
HWI.MMI.Vd NISHioNS A. .M.t ?
Ill a. m, to IU noon. 1. M.t
p. in. to t! p. m, Evening t 7 p
to 10 p. iu, f
in.
Private Instruction fiom 10 a.
in. to 13. For further Information i
seo tho Instructor.
cAmMeaM
JWAIt TIME ESCAPE
I ROMANCE ON IIAH-O.
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FAMILY Titmiu.i;s
Four (food PlitutVH Tonight.
Don't Full to See Tlico
ONE DIME
j
THE ISIS THEATRE
" Special Engagement of
VAN AND VAN
In their fnrco comedy entitled
"THE DOlTOIt'H PATIENCE."
For tho next throe nights all those
nlteudln- I In lln will l... .H....I1...-
" " ""
en ns won as agreeiiiy surprised
j at tho special hill tho manager has
r inn union' uiem, wnn two SUCll
clover peoplo, none hut tho very
j best ofloineilles can ho looked for. !
A performance you would gladly
; pay twice uio aiimiimiuu asked ami
; feel satisfied. You have this op-
portunlty for the small sum of 20
cents.
In
troduclug
SHII In Deliuiliil
THE HEIIAItAIIS
nn entire change of act, In-
tho otll llliitifnl Inn
ft "
J scenes, costumes and dances In- ;
uiiigeii in long iieroro tho war. The ;
darkey as tho old times round him '',
In the sunny south Something that
will' Interest as well as please both ;
tho young and old. Don't miss this
big bill. !:
AFTER ALL IT
NARROWS I
DOWN i
TO
The Merrivold Shop
FOR
WHITMAN'S
CANDY
Jill W, Main St., Mcdfonl.
Draperies
Wo curry a vciry comploto Una of
drapnrlcs, luco ourtalns, fixture, oto..
nnd do nil olussits of unliolstorlliK. A
special man to lank afliir this work
I'xclusivoly nnd will kIvo as good
nrvlcii as Is txissllila to get In oven
Uio llirsecit cltlos.
own personal touch lit making tholr II UppUc MfftnUnn Cft
town appeal to people, so thoy havoU ",'lia ITItmmail tU
wood for; sale
Limited amount o'r Dry AnJi, ultlior
block or split. Low prluo.
Phone .3311
Rock Spring
Goal
OW HAND AM TH TIMB.
,. PHOND 1002.
Burbidge
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