Medford mail tribune., September 22, 1911, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
. mrQ2JTBUNE, MrcPFCffln, on:aox,vitmAY,Hw,rmmm22,m'i.
MAN HELD AS
pacie mve
art- -4
I. II. Ilrotvn, wIki mci'iilly pur.
llHHIMl III.' ItllMK .Mill flOIII I'olU llllll
Ai Hon. U ('iil.miilntiiK nialdiiK iniiii
rmut liiiiMMiiiHtiitH iilmiit l Im plant,
Tin) iniiQity im iiii(.,i., ,M
miiwiKu or loo foot on Itlvumldi
iivuiih mi,) U ir.n riwt ilixiji a Hiif
flclonl iiiiioiinl of r.roiiiiil upon wliluli
nil Mm hmjiiIumI liiipmviMiimilii niuy
lio Hindu. Tint iiilio paid iy Mr
llrtiwn for Hid inoporly wan $H,0"U
Huy your ulntiu'ti wood olii'ap now
HiO to ii.0ll iicr cord. (Inlil Huy
Himlty Co.
C. W. Aimllii In Id from li Ik liuinc
Hlcnul In towimlilp a , a mint. I In Iiiih
Hindu proof on IiIn lioiniirtcdil noil
expoctH to uiovo to Miilyfon to upomt
tin wlutur.
Huy your wlntvr'n wood runup now.
H.fto to $0.00 iitr c-onl. (lolil Huy
Hinlty Co.
I'. I). VitKtmr, odd of I ho uaiiK of
ri'tliitil uijwupnpor nnui of JikiIiwoii
ciiunly, wan down from AhIiIiiikI
Tiu'ttduy.
Huy your wlntor'n wood rlioup now
H.r.0 to $0.00 pur cord. Mold Itii)
ItoaJl)- Co.
Mr. nnd Mm. M. (I, IIuiiniiu or
Hlfiiyi!)i,' MlniicHoin, urn In .Mi-dford
a fow dayit thin wcd InnkliiK Mm
tilty ovr with a vlow to location.
8. A. Nowoll, ladloii' Uillor. Ilonm
jr., . O. Ilullulni;. I74
Donald Cnmnrou nnd "Curry"
WUoii, two .larkminvlllo lioyM, itf,
lunl nlidil for Oakhird unit Hun
l-'riuwliiro.
Huy your wlntcr'n wood rlnnp now.
14.60 to 10.00 pur cord. Mold Hay
llMilty Co.
Mr nnd Mm. J. Marlln of
I'lioimlx with In Modfori yimiifrdny.
Mm. Ji'uum Dorlrunl mid win, or
Colliy, Kcnran, nft but nlchl for
Upland. Calif., wluiro Mioy will ro
nidi. Thoy )iav Inwn vIcIMiik hor
with J. Driwlor mill family.
Mm. Jt II Dtirfot loft 'ntirilny
nftuilioon ror Kucrniiuuito. Hit Iiiih.
Iitiuil, It will ho romoniborod, hail hi a
litK broken Itir.t nutnmiT In Mm motor
ntrldcnt al Mio I'arlflc & KimU'rii
Jiiurtloit. Ho wan titkvti to the
HoutliiTn I'nrlflr liniipltnl nl Hncrn
infnlo (or trontiimnt noon nftor the
accident, nod wlillo IiIh Iok linn par
Mully hi'iili'il ho will undodiiltti'illy Im
Im u crlpplo for IJfo, Mr. Durfw
wlllilirli.c lilm homo with Imr, liU
pliylclan having wrltton Mint hi
would ho no well nt homo an lit Miu
honpltnl,
Huy your winter' wood client) now.
f -1.50 to $0.00 pur cord. Mold Hny
Uoalty Co.
P. V. Modymikl, Mr. Wliltdcr nnd
Will llnti'd inturncd WVduoitdsiy from
n huuMiiK trip to Klnmnth I.altr
Thoy toll Mint Mm ulnht hoforo they
loft Mint Mio woatlmr wn o rod
Mint wudT In a Imrtln froro milil.
Sanitary Kronen Dry Cleaning
Work.
Tint Trull Lumber rompmiy I put
ting In a OOO.foot flldliiK nt thulr
plauliiK mill In Yxt Modford. Thl
hIiIIiik will ho iihciI to unload lot;
from nt their mnv mill, which will
noon Im brought In from JnckHOit
crook.
Huy your wlntor'n wood rhi'np now.
$4.60 tn IC.00 per cord. Mold Hn
Hi-nlly Co.
Thi city council ttxpoct to noon or
der Mm t'l'adliii; mid KrnvolliiK of
Chrxtiuit Hired In Went Mcdford,
from Mn'u wtrool koiiMi to Klcvonth
hlri'i'l. Till Hlrcot iiHiii'n jiiHt th
Mm wont of Mm Trull Immlior coni
pnuy'H iiiIIIh and when (IiIh world Ik
(oinpli'lfd will kIvo MiIr company tin
outlet to a paved utri'i't.
Huy your winter' wood cheap now.
$4.60 to $0.00 per cord. Mold Hay
Koalty Co.
J. T. MtiKiiou. mmiuKni- of Mm Trail
l.umher company, Ik In Portland on
hUMlllCHH,
Wo nro now huyliiK Winter Noll
pear, h'oo u lioforo hoIIIiii;. I'ro
durerrt' Fruit Co.
Mm, C, l. Ankiivy nnd duuRhtor,
MIhh Mlndy, returned to tholr home
lu KiiKeuo hint nlht after a vIhII
with Mm. .1, S. Orth mid Mr. A. II.
Miller. x
Hnnllary Fronch Dry CIcfliilnK
Work.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
CTKDERTAKER8
Day rhone a71
Nlht IMioiic r. W. Ytku 071.
A, K. On, MtHL
uur AHHlHTAr. j
r 4sia
JOHN A. PERL
IT...I..t.f t.l'J.I, .....I l.lktll.lltklllM
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3ucco8or to tho unilurtnldut; do-
i partiuout of Modford Furnlturo Co, ;
I Office UH Houtii llni'Mett Htrcot ;
Toloplione: day, Holl 471 1 nlKlit :
! roHldonco, Holl 473. Homo 170-L.
; 'i
Call iniHwoied nlKht or day
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AMHUIANC10 HKHVIOH
i4eitt
At tho KIkii of Yo Nifty.
I. I'. Miuiday Ion. (or Hiiiittkt
Thuimlay iiIkIU.
Olilnmio Hacrod Mile nnd JnjimicHu
mr pimiiH at Hrondley'. I'lioim
.)1HI. .
A. II. Miller loft liiht iiimlit on a
bllMllH'HN (lip tO I'Oltlllld.
Huy your winter' wood clienp now.
$4,60 to $0.00 per cord. Mold Hav
ItealtyCo. .
Walter (. Chlldrei: lrt ImhI iiKiil
for Corvalll. whom hu w'll attend
Mm iiKilcultiiral college Ho wax
Klven a wry pleaimnt Hurprlxo party
ul hi homo on Hecond Htroet Wed
MCNility eveul.'iK hy a dozen or more
1 "I"'! of hi Modford hluh mcIiooI
KniilOdtliiK c In mi.
Huy your winter' wood cheap now,
1460 to $0.00 per cord. Mold Hay
ItenltyCo.
K. II .lohiihon, a Hoattlo iiiIiiIiik
tiuiii, relumed to IiIh homo lnt nl;ht,
Huy your winter' wood rlmnn now,
11.60 to $0,00 per cord. Mold Hay
Ueiilty Co.
Mr. Chit. Mui and dniiKhter lofl
for Centinlla, WunhliiKton, taut iiIkIU.
A chmici) for you. Mot nu oil Move
nl $.1.8 any one lu window, Hutur
dny only, at the M. F. & H. Co., op
poiiltu , o,
Telephoim your order okhIii to the
flh iiimket. For Bunday, chicken.
prlii:em. aOc per Ih.Crenp fifth for
Friday mid nHliirdny. Ilullhut, blnclc
rod nnd Hiik rod, 10c per Hi. Iteil nl.
moil I6e, creiimery hotter .10c per lb.;
Kllvnr Hmelt, 12 1.2c per lb, Me
ler ft Kon worthy. 16S.
A chnnre for you. (Ji-l mi oil tovo
nt $3. OS any one lu window, Kntur
dny only, at the M. F. & II. Co.. op.
poHlte . o,
MnrhBise hnuled. I.envu order nt
2 Houth Hnrtleett or phone Hodney
Taylor. Prompt cervlro, iboue .
clric .1032; Home 107 X. 157
A chnnre for you. del an oil nlove
at Sn.UK any one lu window, Hutur
day only, nt the M. F. & II. Co., op
polln P. O.
Cnrkln & Tnylor (John II. Cnrkln.
Olonn O. Tnymr), attornoy-nt-lnw.
iver Jnckon County Hank HulldltiK.
Modford.
Mr. nnd Mr. F W. Cnrnahnn mine
lu grout the Hluu I.edKe mlnv Tour.
dny mid will remain In the city four
or five dny.
At tho HIkii of Yo Nifty.
Mm. Mnry HmelrlKK nnd daughter
Ml Florence, Mr. nnd Mm. Arthur
HnxolrlKK. Mr. nnd Mr. F. M. I,nn
drum nnd two hod, nnd Mr. Mnry
K. Connor, arrived lu Mcdford ye.
terday from MreeiiHluirK, Indlnnn.
TheKii jieoiile nil expect to inako Med.
ford their home.
8po It. A. Holme, Tho Insurance
Mnn, over Jnckon County bank.
Hcolt V. Duvl rettinled from Dav
enport. WiiHhlnitton 'today.
Met nt the FUh Market the fumotiK
Heal Ship Oyter. Metier & Kent
worthy. 1GS
F. X. Hock and fnmlly arrived lu
Med ford Mil mornliiK from llnwnrd
en, olwn. They will mnku this vnlloj
their home.
l.mllen. huvo your null mndo by
Mio Horlln i.adle' TnllorliiK Co., at
Centrql Point. Or. 17.1
li, M, Crowl and family of Portland
arrived lu Medford today. Mr.
Crowl will Invent lu HoKueluud Ir
rigated laud tract and will reside lu
tho valley.
Huy your winter' wood cheap now,
$4.60 to $0.00 per cord. Mold Itii)
Henlty Co.
Mr. K, !:. Walford and children
are vlrtltliiK ' Phoenix friend. Mr
Walford I tho kouMuuiuu who va
Injured nt Pronpert recently. Ho In
uiurh Improved and will boon return
to ProHpcct,
Huy your wlntor'H wood cheap now.
$1.60 to $0.00 per cold. Mold Hny
Itoully Co.
County Commissioner Unvl re
turned today from u IhihIiichh trip to
Portland,
Haturday tieclnl. Your choice ol
any Uo oil iitove In our window ul
JH.ttK. Ouo day only. M. F. &. II
Co., oppoalto P. O,
The police rounded up Mneo drunk
ThuiHilay nnd Police .IuiIko iiCnou
fined them $6 each. They had not
the neceKHivry coin to lliiuldnto mid
wore Klven thu nlteruiitlvo of eour.
liiK work or imvo the city. They were
Jlmnilo ItoKun, I)m. QiiIiiu mid P.
.1, Mart In,
Saturday Bpeclal, Your choice of
$;i.lK, Ono day only. M. F. & 1 1
any risen oil Htovo lu our window at
Co., oppoHlle P. O.
Two Hinnll noun of .1, A. Amleraon
arrived lu Medford Mil morning from
lloldrldKO, NobriiHkn. Mr. Atvilemon
I foroman at tho Woterluud or
churd. Hatiirduy peclal. Your cholco of
any hI.o oil Htovo In our window at
$:i.08, Ono day only. If. F. &. II.
Co., oppoalto P. O.,
Mr, and Mm, Fred William woro
up from Mrn ii tH Paa TurBiluy ovon.
lliK.
Attorney A! K, Henr.ie I lu flrants
Piihh today on IhihIiichh,
HllHlilllH I'OI' llCMllll,
MURDER SUSPEC
I
Anlonc Oonaiel, An Old Swccllicnrt
Of Murdered Woman, Believed By
Police To Be Responsible For
Wholesale Slaufjhter.
F. ('. KllloM, one of the propria I
tirif or thu Puutorliim, mid hi fath,
'r, W. A Ulllott, am lu Mrant Pmiii
today on hixlticiui,
MIh Opal Dally and Ml Cordelia
Muff left ThuiHilay iiIkIiI for Corvnl-'
II whom they will iiltcm! Mm firl-!
ctillimil coIIoko.
Mr. and Mr, Peter Marmtt of AmIi-
land am vIrHIiik Medford friend.
Htlllmmi K. Meoi'Ko I maldiiK eom
mutatlou lioinetead proof today be.
on (J. H, CommlHNlouer Canon. HI
homenlnad Iw lu townnhp :m, hoiMIi,
rmiKo I emu. Ill wltuee:i are F.
I). Hill and Cha. Humphrey,
l. I !.. f II II I
" "" """ - " ."""joiiii, woo -iiiiiMiirt uiiineiL' .... ..
Iihvh been III Medford m-veral week, ., ,, ' V.l.r " .'
,, in i. ii i . . . " f"l It'clcu Ol I'lliliretlOll Willi
Mm Kiumtit of T, K. Daniel and fuiu-1 t ' . e u: . - .
nu- iiiiii Mi-r ii ri i'ii'int wno were
lirulully kIiiSii with mi axe nl the
Ilunilinm lirmientead. Antoiii! Duim-
lel i beiiij,' held here toiluy for in
WMlipiliou. (hat Doiictfl w;i
enpiKeil to .Mr. Hurnliani eiht xvjir
"o.
A milkmmi Hinted Imlay llml nt .'I
o'clock lnt Mitiiflav uioniiii; lie wiw
u'liieyelinl riding towanl the .Nfoilfrn
Woodiiien'x (uuiitnniiiii. The iwliee
nr following up tin- due nu ihix ,-jtl-er
mu yliave been I lie xlnxer,
W. ('. MiimlmJJ. who Iuch iu?ir the
Iliiriiham home, any that when ril
iik lii hioyolo on liix wMv borne hint
The room va-' Kuiulny at iniiliimli lie hhw n nmu-.
. .......
ler oumiiio tho Uiirnliam Iiouhc mui
Mimed Ih'h liieycle lamp on Mm
xtrniiKtT, who njipenred to he Hltlit
of Htntutre with a dark moiislnche, u
Mift hut mui n lnrk mereont.
Yrr ft. r
Hy, returned hy automoto yeuttT
day to their home at l.o AiikoIo, jo-
hy way of Creacont city mid Kit
roka. Itev. Adam of KiiKenu will preaoh
lu the ChilMtlmi rhurch lu Medford
next Hunday luornliiK mid eveiilnK.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Aiil'Kiito who
have been vlnltliiK rleud Iji the vnl
ley, returned Mil mornliiK to Mielr
home at Klamath Fall.
(!. F. Cook I inovlriK hi rrult
Hand mid uumery offlre from the
ItOKiio Hlver Valley railroad depot to
a vacant room on wet Main trot,
near Mm l.ouvre cafe.
cat ed wll Ibo used hereafter for rail
road huluctm. .
Meioir. Iluuley, llopkln and Sul
llvnn leave oon by automobile to
attend thu hicoIIiik of the OreKou I)e.
velopmenl I.eamic to be held oon at
Hum, Ore.
Arthur Putnam of San FrnnclHCo
Im arrived to vlidt IiIh mother, Mm.
M. M. Putnam of this city.
COURT?
lOLOE
MEwa
John If. .Slii-i lien! lo ITrmik (.
I'llloll, .V W2 lot.1l, Chillier'.
F.iihterM Knirvicw udditiou
.Mnlfonl $ GUI)
O. & ('. Hy. Co. to .). F. DiIk
worlli, !() Keren in See I), T
:j:j, 'j B loo
C. A. MellrtliiiK to C. H. Ded
riek. G ii)lrc i nT 37, 2 W
iiKrcernciit, j
.1. H. Wiek lo I). H. MillH, jirop.
erly in AhIiIiiikI 10 j
v. S. to I.orin O. AilmuM, 1(H)
Here in See. 28, T 30, ! W. .
J. H. .Sollner to Snriili Annililu
Hall, liin.l in T .!.". 4 V
Murgiirct II. Ilniy to Win, ,M.
limy, KJ0 nere in T .'ID, 4 K
.Mnrpiret II. Uniy to Win. .M.
Hrny, 100 acre in T 'M, 4'
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U. K. to Ismie Siicii.i, liiiul in
T 't"i " W
... ... M .....a..........
OrvilJe M. Dunham to J. $..
hind in Hvr. 32. T 38, 2 K. .
O. C. .MeClain to J. K. Alywanl
2 nerert in T 38. 1 W
T. J. Keiiney to Karl Ulrieli, cor
rcetion deed
.Miirtin (,'. Hurbcr to Thcron T.
Hnrler. Imnl in Tn 37. 1 W..
J. IM. Caldwell to .In vol) Stone
NKW YOKIC, Hcpt. 22.-JeorK0 W. took clinrgo of III fimiuotnl nffulnt
Voting millionaire banker nnd litis
Imnd of Mulfimo Nordirn, famou
opera Hinder, today alrciiiioiiHly do
nicH the elmrge of fraud brought
ngniiiHt liim in the Hiiircrno court
licre by Dr. rinmiiol Harnuch.
The pliyxicinn allet'C tlmt Youiil'
in 1004 nnd since then has iiiniinitod
Ihousniidrt of dolliirs of tho pliyale
inn'8 money, his report to Ilnrueli
nhowint' u Iohm, whilo tho dolcor bo
liovca that Yoiiitjr timdu u eomdilor
able Hum of money out of Invest.
ment.
I'at
10!
)00
For Sale
Cordwood, oak and hardwood, $4.50 per cord
in carload lots.
GOLD BAY EEALTY CO.,
218 West Main. Phone 1873.
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The ,v,!iee nre enuVuvor.V to eon- . , , . - " , o .".co" h,"l,e
neet the literer Willi tl,o eiime ' ct "L . ' n'"1 8' W" r""'' Cc"-
. tral Point
Wo notleo that omo merchant In
other cltlca aro uolnR connlderable
K. 8. Tlce ha been In MeiWord for !l'nc advertllnB "Made In Oregon'
a few day demoiiHtratliif; the excel.
lent ciualltle of thu Imperial powder.
Ill powder, he ha I Hinokele,
fumeleiiH and will not freeze, it Is
aliHolutely mife mile routined.
Mr. ami .Mm, Arnold Hcudder left
yeiiterdny by nutomobllo for San
Franclitco by way of Crencent City.
From 8nu Fraucleo they will go to
their homo In Chicago by train. Mr.
Suudder purchniied a block of tree lu
(he Hurrcll orchard. Hu wnH ac
companied to San Frnnclco by J. It.
Harbor.
The Mutual l.lfe IiiHiirnnco Co. pay
the Inrp'ia dividend. Sco J. F.
Hutchison.
Koods, That I a It should be. Tho
merchant miiBt know that hi Indlvl
dual prosperity Is to n preat cxten
dopendont upon tho prosperity of tin
tato at largo, and If Oregon manu
facturcr aro patronized, that It wll
mean greater pay rolls, and grcatei
pay rolls mean a larger degreo of
prosperity for ovcry man, woman and
child In Oregon.
Hint From Paris.
.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAI.i: Furniture by tho piece,
206 S. Central avenue. 102
WANTi: Occupant for neatly fur
nlshed room lu prlvato family.
Hato reasonable. Apply 28 Ho
Court. 16D
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Ji
XOTICK.
Owing to an error occurlug In the I
new phone book of Pacific Telephone'
Co., the residence of Dr. M. S. Hur-
geH, I Hotel Medford, room No. 110, ,
and not 0 S. Orange Htreet. All tele
lihoue number are itnnin a for old
addrew. Uesldenre, Parlflc, 771:
Homo, 216. Orflce, Pacific, 0721,
Home. 2!M. 16S
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m ej T ir,- j i- .rOTKj hai--
irL'SMi v' v S
i - i i
rv aV.- iii. m iuumh
v IV l1t N. f wt U
John If. Shepherd to Clarence
('. Pierce, procrty in .Med
ford Clara H. Diks to Win. M.
Floyil. proerly in . 04f
Medford.. . v
S. T. Hanvood, .Jr., to Jociislmi
Co. Hank, property in Knorli
Walker plnce
Clnude Downinc to Alexander
MeLeod, property in Aslilnnd
J. K. Aylwnrd to G. C. .Me
Clain, 2 acres in T 38, 1 W
:o
1300
10
JO
10
T,ook nt All of the real estate nil
nd nt much of the renl estate nd
"'irtiVed. beforn investine.
Clean Up Your
Stomach
And (liui. Sourness, DIzxIiicnn, Head
urlics nnd Hart Drenms Will (Jo.
If you really want a clean, sweet,
pure stomach, free from gas, sour
ness and distress, go to Chas. Strang
today and get a 50-cent box of MI-
O-NA Stomach Tablets.
Take, these little tablet ncordlng
to directions nnd if at tho end of a
( week you nre not brighter, stronger
i and more vigorous, just say so and
get your money back.
' For heaviness after eating, eructa
tion, heartburn and taht distressed
feeling, MI-O-XA Stomach Tablcth
.will give relief In five minutes.
i Largo box of MI-O.NA STOMACH
TABLETS, 60 cents at Chas. Strang's
and druggists everywhere.
Ittiil l vhIuhIiIp or not according to
IIk producing it)alltlen.
Home land In worth One Thousand
Dollar an acre.
Koitif Inml la not worth Ono Dollar
an acre.
Home laml jiro-luccH for a little while
anil pi-torn out. Th noil Im not
dcfp I'noiiKli. Hhallow noil too
clo! to hanlpun may produce
for a little while but noon wears
out. ,
The lllilwrlt Orchardn are provnl.
They hav twen producing for
yearn the flnrnt frultn anil trains
any farmiT ever aaw. They are
pnxluclng them toJay.
There In no doubt, no question, no
uncertainty about th-ao stale
inentn. Thoy aro true.
You can bent ib-clile for yourself by
n vlnlt to Chlco.
.n niMjn an you Ret anywhere near
Chlco you will begin to nee tho
flnent land a bird ever flew over,
the deepest noil, the richest fol
iage, the Krealent variety of trees,
nhrubn, flowers and products.
When you arrive at Chlco, anybody
will tell you that tho choicest of
all the landn In tho Uldwell Or
chards. There aro 250 acres. There are or
chardn tn full bearing with all
kinds of frultn ami nuts.
There are vineyards with table grapes
and wine grapes.
There are alfalfa fields and grain
fields.
There are treci you will wonder at
for size and magnificence.
You wl'tihaylo yourself that nevdr
iR'fore liavo yoU seen such land,
such fertility of soil, nuch a va
' rlety of product, such advan
tages nn art.' offered by Uldwell
Orchards.
General John Itldwell came here when
land was to bo had for the nsk
ing.
lie was an active, progressive, ag
gressive, pioneer.
He traveled alt over California. lie
studied its soil, climate, water
nupply nnd nil that makes for
productivity plus u good place to
live nnd chono what In now
Chlco.
The Mexican Government mado him
a grnnt and tho City of Chlco
with Itn 13,000 people in the cen
ter of tho grant and tho 3500
acres of Hldwe'l Orchards wo aro
offering you now.
Tho richest soil, the bcHt wafer fa
cilities ond tho flnent location In
all thin great community Is Uld
well OrcharJs.
Tho land lien right against tho City
of Chlco, tho city limits covers a
portion or the Uldwell Orchards.
Tho Uldwell Orchards aro Just across
the street from Chlco.
To llvo In Chlco or anywhere nearby
in to live In ono of tho most pro
gresnlve, prosperous Up-to-date
communities In the United tSates.
To llvo on thin soil and under theso
conditions Is attractive from tho
entuctlc as wcl' as the economical
point of view.
And all theso things arc offered you
on terms allowing neven years for
payment with only 10 per cent
down.
vItead that last paragraph again. It
says seven yj ars for payment and
only 10 per cent down.
No where elso can you buy such land, i
omi, jM.ii, nuui iijuKiiiurcni ireen,
nnd full bearing orchards In nuch .
a climate, in such n community, 4
on such terms, nut you mum
nee mem. xou must tmo indwell
Orchardn. You must feel tho
warmth of the noil to realize Its
richness, its fertility, and Its ell-"
mate. ,
Here tho laborer may work In the
field every day In tho year, and
he may plow this rich loam ovcry
day In tho year.
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Ho may cultivate It and enjoy the
profits of his crops while paying
for it nnd practically ho may buy
it with our money.
Come to seo Uldwell Orchards,
tho meantlmo wrlto
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Annie E. K. Bidwell Orchards
Inc.
CLAItENCB UUBD. Chlco, Cal.
A. E. 5IONTGOMEUY.
Union Savings Dank Building, Oakland, California.
DISTRIBUTORS OF GOOD MERCHANDISE
ECONOMISTS FOR THE PEOPLE
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THE GOLDEN RULE
The distribution of Fall Merchandise is now in full swing at this popular
store. Bright, clean merchandise is being carried away by eager purchasers.
An eastern price on every article.
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The Rush is Now on for Fall
Hats, Fall Coats, Fall Suits
Better not delay your purchase. The
choice of styles are being quickly picked
up. Our full stock of Dry Goods is
now at your disposal. Bedding, ga
lore awaits your selecting. Merchan
dise so temptingly underpriced that it
will convince the most skeptical.
Investigate our Profit Sharing Plan. Buy
and sell for cash enables us to sell cheaper
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Men's Smart Shoes
There are usually two two things in
Men's $3.50 Shoes. Your money
and. your feet. There are three things
in our $3.50 Shoes. STYLE, COM
FORT and QUALITY. You should see
our Shoes at $4.00 and $5.00. They
are the best $4.00 and $5.00 stock
made. We also give you excellent
service in fitting.
We've made a special study of the Boys' Shoe Business, selecting
the ones that will stand hard knocks. Shoe your boy with us.
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