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Medford Kail Tribune
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blSOnan rUTNAM, rcdltor and Manager
Entered an sccond-rlnss matter t
Medford, Oregon, under the act ot
March S, 1879.
Official Paper of tlto City of Medfori
Official l'apcr of Jnckiton County.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Onft year, by mall fS.flO
Ono month, by mall SO
Per month, delivered by carrier In
Mciironl, Jacksonville and Cen
tral Point BO
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Weekly, per year 1.S0
SWORN OISCOXATIOK.
Dally averog for eleven month! end
tnc November SO, 1311, S751.
roll eed Wlr Unltta Pxm
Dtpatche.
Tho Mall Tribuno is on Bale, at tho
Perry News Stand, San Francisco.
Portland Hotel Nws Stand, Portland.
Bowman Nitv Co.. Portland, Ore.
W. O. Whitney. Seattle. Waah.
XSSroSD, OKSGOK.
Metropolis ot Southern Oregon and
Northern California, and tho faateat
growlng city In Oregon
Population U. a censua 1110 SS10;
estimated, 191110.000.
Ftvo hundred thousand dollar Gravity
Water System completed. Riving finest
upply pure mountain water, and 17.S
miles of streets paved.
Postofflco receipts for yoar ndlnc
Novpmber 30, 1911. show Increase of 19
per cent. ....
Banner fruit city In Oregon nogue
Itlvor Spltxenborg apples won sweep
stakes prize and title of
"ApplB xtngr of th World"
at the National Apple Show. Spokane,
1969, and a car of Ncwtowns won
Xlrst JMm la 1910 ,
st Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, B. C
Tint rrfr In 1911
at Spokane National Apple Snow won
by carload of Ncwtowns.
Ito cuo Hlver pears brought highest
prices In oil marhets of tho world dur
ing tho past six years.
Write Commercial Club, Inclosing
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
SELLING PANTS
4
lien Selling; writes he'd like to be
A enn(or for you and me.
"Who's Bont" yon nslc.
1 think, porchance,
'Twill jog your mind f
If I say pants.
Den's ns progressive ns can be;
Least that i3 what he writes to nic,
Yet, he's aboard
The slandpat raft
Who'd turn the state
Over to Tnft.
T answered, "Ben, you hnvc a chance
Also the gall, and cash, and pants.
GO ih'atid win,
Your scheme's immense
A platform on
Both sides the fence:"
If Ben does run I'll bet a plunk
His boom will fall like so much juuk,
And if we go
tTp north by chance,
We still will see
Den Selling pants.
TOM OSGOOD IS TO
BE
An announcement has reached here
from Fargo, X. D., the former homo
of Colonel and Mrs. John D. Benton,
that their duughter, Miss ifury Ben
Ion, who hhd the honor of chrifetoning
tho battleship North Dakota, is en
gaged to Thomas Osgood, a former
largo resident and successful civil
pujrinuer of this city, who graduated
from tho North Dakola agricultural
college and later from the Massachu
setts Sohool of Technology at Boston.
Tho Bontons removed from Fargo to
California n few yenrs ago and until
recently lived at Chain Vista, whore
thev had a magnificent home. They
are now residing in San Diogo, hav
ing disposad of thoir home at Cbula
Visla and acquired a handsome resi
dence iu San Diego.
INTERESTING SERVICES
AT METHODIST CHURCH
The services at the Methodist Epis
copal church Sunday wuro well at
tended both morning and evening.
The subject in 'the morning was
"Peace," not tho inertia and inactiv
ity of tho lako or mlllpoud, but the
steady ourront of the river, ever mov
ing onward.
In tho evening; the subject was "The
Claims of Christ on tho Bnsinoss Men
of Medford." Tho church was well
filled and largely with representative
business men of tho city, and the con
sensus of opinion was that tho ser
mon went squarely and truly to the
point and llial the remarks were an
honest, concise word picture of Med
ford, as any portion could plainly see
who would take tho time to give tho
matter serious thought.
Lenten Services.
Lenten services of St. Mark's
church will bo ns follews:
Ash Wednesday Penitential and
holy communion at JO a. m.; evening
service and bormon, 8 p. m.
TImrMluy Service nt 4:3(1 p. in.
Frida. Holy communion, 10 a. in.;
bcrwev ami t"lk 7;"J0 p. in,
A NEGLECTED INDUSTRY.
INASMUCH ns the Rogue river valley luis been pro
iiounml by experts ideal for the poultry industry,
some .statistics with regard to its revelopuieut at Peta
luma, California, are int cresting.
Poultry raising eoines near being the sole occupation
of the district, a stretch about 20 miles square. Natural
conditions are not as favorable as they are in the "Rogue
river country, and chickens and eggs enough for the entire
state could be produced here.
There are close to 5,000.000 chickens in the Petahuna
district and poultry products bring in $5,000,000 annually.
The average number of eggs per fowl is from 150 to 175.
Ten million dozen eggs per year are shipped, two million
baby chickens are exported annually and from 75,000 to
100,000 broilers and hens. At Petahuna, a cash market,
over $10,000 a day is paid for poultry products.
The average size of a chicken ranch is five acres, and
from 500 to 2000 hens are kept upon it, the investment
being from $1500 to $5000.
San Francisco takes the entire Pctaluma supply and
has to import much from the east in addition. Portland
imports still more from the eastern states, both chickens
and eggs and the average retail price in Portland is
from 25 to GO cents during the year.
A thousand ears of Rogue river vallev fancv fruit will
bring from $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 to the grower. Poultry
can be made to bring in much more money, and no veal's
of tedious waiting.
In neglecting poultry, in not making it ono of the
principal industries of the valley, we arc overlooking one
of our greatest assess.
FAKE FLOOD NEWS.
ONE' has to go away from home to hear tho news.
"Vc learn from Sunday's issue of the Portland Ore
gonian that "flood threatens city of Med ford" and that
"Bear creek overflows its banks."
All of which would be interesting if true but it
wasn't.
Bear creek was not within five feet of the high water
of last season, and never reached the danger stage or the
noint where its banks overflow.
Medford is some ten miles from the Rogue river and
some 300 feet higher in elevation, so that danger from the
Rogue, as hinted' in the Oregonian's news columns, is an
impossibility.
In fact, few cities can suffer less damage than Medford
even from a protracted deluge if such an unusual storm
should occur.
. Last summer the imaginative Oregonian sent broadcast
the lurid assertion that Medford had suffered severely
from a cyclone that "lifted the opera house from its foun
dations." Any one that cares to inspect that flimsy struc
ture will be convinced of the utter falsity of the assertion.
The Oregonian should caution its correspondents that
facts, not yellow sensationalism, is expected if such is
It he easy.. , .;
Del Norte County Should Bend
(Crescent City News.)
Del Xorte county occupies a unique
position in this state. It la one of
tlio least known and ono of the rich
est counties In tho state. Whero can
you go and find Such a body of gi
gantic Redwoods, such rich copper
and gold deposits, such bonutlftil
marine and mountain scenery, flno
dairy ranches, such possibilities for
stock and orchard industry, such flno
salmon streams, such latent, hydro
electric power possibilities, and Its
attendant Industries? All these ly
ing hero practically undeveloped and
unknown 'because of our poor trans
portation facilities and our poor
roads. Thero la no one thing that
would develop this county moro than
good roads.
It would opon up our county and I
Us numerous possibilities to tho vlow
of thousands ot tourists and monoyed
people.
Thoso tourists bring money into
our county and seeing tho opportu
nities, some are suro to Invest. One
InvoBtment begets another. Then if
wo had n good road running from
this county to the Hogue river val
ley, wo would develop a commerce
for our harbor that would warrant
better ship servlco and better and
larger 'ocean commorco would get
better harbor facilities.
But tho greatest benefit ot all
would accruo to tho fanner. HO
could hatidlo his produce for less
than half its present cost, could go
and como at all' seasons with ease
and comfort, would be In quick com
munication with all centers of trade
and would save In breakage and wear
enough to pay tho Interest on the
cost of such a road as this county
needs, und the Increase to tho value
of his land would bo enoilgh to build
tho road.
But tho farmer or tradesman of
this county would liavo to pay but
very little for thoso Improvements
because tho timber Interests pay
about 7C per cont of It. If u irian
needed an artlclo very badly and It
would savo him a groat deal of mon
ey und It would lighten his labor and
add greatly to his wealth and would'
inoroaso his pleasure and comfort,
und somo person offered to rtay
tureo-fourthB of It, he would soom
liko tho proverbial ass If ho wouldn't
dig up the ' other one-fourtll.
Hut to nrguo for good roads seems
liko trying lo argue that daylight Is
daylight. The nmlir" thing Is how to J
get them. Wo want the roads now
so that we can get tho use of them
during ail ordinary lifetime. Wo wnnt
to enjoy the benofit of our labor and
wo want the onos who como after us
and share tho fruits of our labor to
share In 'the cost of them.
Tho only way that can bo done Is
by a bond issue. But when you say
.bond Jsauo to somo people you srnro
thorn neatly to death. Thoy seem to
loso sight of tho fact that our wholo
tax system Is really a bond Issue.
Tho lawB of our county bond us to
pav taxes for the maintenance of our
government and If wo do not pay
thorn our property Is confiscated.
But a -bond lssuo In going' to reduce
your laxos by incroasing your profits.
Take, for example, a bond issue of
?200,000r for "Jo years at 4 por cent.
At tho end of 25 years wo will have
paid out ?::CM,000, and clonued up
tho debt and had tho uso of $200,-
000 worth of good roads.
Undor our present way wo pay
J 10,000 a year and at the end of 25
years we will have paid out $400,000
and tho interest on these $10,000
payments brings It up to $008,000
and wo liavo had rottou roads all tho
time and can keop on 'paying our
$10,000 ad finltum.
If tho roof of your storehouse Is
gono and damages your produce to a
groat extent you aro not going" to put
on ono shinglo a year, but you iut
on a wholo new roof, If you liavo to
borrow tho moliey to do It. Why?
Because you save enough goods from
damago to pay for It.
When you look at any great work
that is dono, calling for the expendi
ture of a largo sum of money for the
public good, you find it Is dono un
der u bond lssuo. As an example the
Panama canal, all irrigation' and
reclamation projects, all railroad and
street railroads, all gas and electric
propositions, all water and newer
systems, all pormanout htghwuy sys
tems all over tho United States are
built by bond Issues, without excep
tion, so why should wo attempt to do
without It?
Now, to go back to n bund Issue of
say $200,000, how would It effect
tho taxes of' a iriuu with $5000, as
sessed property? If you figured that
you still paid your $10,000 por year
as at present and had a $200,000
bond Issue his taxes would only av
erage an additional $15.20 per year.
And what man Is there In tho coun
ty who pays on $0000 assessed value
who wouldn't benefit $tC a year.
But as matter of (act ho wouldn't
have to pay that inurh hecanxo the
coat of upkeep would ho less and our
present $l,000 por .Near expenditure
could bo ciit In half.
It Is safe to (my that there Is not
a resident of this county with JMlOli
assessed property whoso bveakago
and wear due to had roads does not
exceed thnt sum.
So let ua hope that our elllnoua
will grasp tho oppoitunlly and ben
oflt that may bo had by bringing at
least $200,000 of outside capital Into
our county and turnlnic It loose
among our worUngmen.
NOTICE 10 SPRAY
In accordance with the horticul
tural laws of the stale ot Oregon all
orchard fruit trees, shrubs, vines,
roses, etc., in tint bo sprnyod with a
llmc-sulphur solution In order to
control Sau Joso scale and such other
Insect pests ns may ho controlled
with lime-sulphur. This spray shall
be applied at a strength or tost of
not less than 4.5 degrees Benume, or
1.03 specific gravity, ""in order to
dilute tho concentrated commercial
lime-sulphur solution to tho above
test, tho following tnblo may bo used.
Gallons Callous
lhno-sulphur. water.
30 degree test 1 ?1G
.11 degreo test I 7
32 degree test..' 1 S
33 degree test 1 S 1-3
31 degree test 1 S 2-3
35 degree tost t 9
30 degree test.! 1 0 1-3
37 degreo test 1 0 2-3
The nbovo ts"blo Is In accordance
with the best practice, and no atten
tion should bo paid to tho directions
for diluting ns found upon tho con
tainer. Peachw and pears should be
sprayed ns sooa s tho woathor per
mits; apples may be loft until Inter.
ny applying tho spray Just as tho
buds are beginning to break will give
tho best results.
This ordor to spray Include both
commercial orchards and the treiw
found on city property. Therefore,
all owners, agents or lessees of city
property nro hereby ordered to com
ply with the law. Failure lo do so
may necessitate the removal of such
trees, lncs or shrubs not sprayed by
tho county Inspector.
A. II. CABSON.
Commissioner Third District.
V. J. OV.ABA.
Pathologist la Charge.
. '; f! W. MYKISS.
Chief Inspector.
Medford, Oiegon, February 17,
1012. 2S5
L
(Paid Advertisement.)
Por Joint ItcprcM'iitnthc.
I hereby announce myself as can
dldato for the nomination of joint
roprosontatlro of tho Ninth ropro
scntativo district subject to tho en
dorsement of tho republican party at
tho primary olcctlon April 10, 1012.
I present my candidacy boforo tho
pooplo as a progressive. I Bhnll sup
port Gtatoment No. 1 hccaitso I bo
llovo In It. On all other matters If
elected I shall work earnestly for
thoso measures which I bollovo to be
for tho bout Interests of tho people.
C. K. WIIISLKB.
County Clerk.
I hereby announco myself as a can
didate for the democratic nomination
for tho offlco1 of 'county dork, sub
ject to the will of tho voters of that
party at tho primaries. I protniso
tho pooplo of Jackson county that In
caso of my nomination and election 1
will 'fulfill tho duties of tho offlco ac
cording to law nnd tho best of my
knowledge and ability.
W, II. MILLKB.
Gold Hill, Ore, Fob. 10. 1012.
i. : .z-jl-a -
Doitt Say You're Old
Von Can IVcI Younger By Keeping
l"p Your Bd'cngtli.
It is n nrlatako for elderly people
to let themselves think they nro get
ting old.
What If you have had 00 or 70
birthdays? You can koop your mind
young und actlvo? und you can also
fo6l youngor than your ago if you
guard your bodily strongth.
Mr. George II. Hinlth, aged 71, of
Hmlthvllle, Out,, says that Vino!
cured him of a caso or stomurh
trouble of long ftandlhg, mid that ho
now feela as strong und can do as
good a day's work as he did thirty
years ago, which ho owes to Vlnol.
"I thlnk It Is worth lis weight In
gold for any allmont of aged peo
ple," says Mr, Smith.
This delicious cod Bvor nnd Iron
preparation without dll strengthens
add invigorates all foohlo, run down
pooplo, and In tho malnstuy of thou
sands of old parsons who say It has
prolongod their lives. Wo guarantee
thnt Vinol will do all that wo say.
and pay bach your money ir i' ....m
not. Mcdfoid rhiirnincy, mill' B O
POLIICA
CARDS
FINLEY WANTS
A FISH CAR
Gamo Warden In Letter to Governor
West Points Out Work Now Dclnii
Cnrrlcil on In the State Outlines
Plans.
SALKMj Ore., Fob. 11). In u Idler
lo (lovornnr Vnt, Stnte Hhuip War
den William i. Kinloy nn.vn Mini when
Hie work of utncktuK river and lakow
witli IImIi xeU into full xwIuk, It will
be neeesMiry to have the railroad re
model nu obi enr lo provide sjeiiil
transportation tiieililics for the oung
IMi.
Tho letter details (lie plant whleli
Mr. Kiuley hn made for work Mm
M'nuui. In full it U ha follows;
"We have scoured pome lluiiKuriuu
partridges and I wind to release
about a doKon pHlr iu mime favorable
pnt on a reserve near Salem. I
judge the bout place for lhi is on
the asylum fuitu. l'ltnv lot me know
whore the bent locution will bo and
to whom to ship thoao births.
Boh While gunIK
"I am expecting to, got a good
bunch of Bidi White uuils (runt MU
uuti. 1 have liccu trying for some
lime, but theno bird nro very scarce.
I shnil also want to releno onu !
tlioo at the anvliim farm, and aUo
.-cud a good buueli down to Rogue
lliver valley.
"hunt year we ordered some 1110
or f00 pair of Chineou pIionmuiiIh di
rect from China, through .Mr. Andrew
Khan, but lie failed to whow up with
his bird, (lo 1ms recently jftii! to
Cliiiu), himself, and tins promised to
see that we get a ltipmeul within I lie
near future, if possible ; if he cannot
get the birdn immediately, he b.ts
prnmhod a good shipment et fall
I hope th'iK plan will ma to re.
"Things look erv favorable townid
us xeltiui; a good, big supply id' trout
eggs for liberation. During the com
ing xumuier we are plnniiiinr lo take
iroitt egjc" the MeKensio and Trk
river. Klk creek, Yaipiiim liny, South
fork, Tons rfor, Wiillown rier and
Salmon river.
.-.0.0(10 Mure Kgg.
''Iu addition to the million eastern
brook trout cgg we bought in ithottc
Uliiud, wo have xuiMit'cd .'ill, 000 more
through the bureau of tUhtfrlcK nt
Wellington and they lime iceentl.v
promised ."(1,(1(10 rainbow I rout euu
ami 'J(III.IUII) black nlted trout cgiv.
"We are working in clone toinli
wilh Jlr. O'Malley, who in in charge
of the go eminent work in thin Mlnlc
and through him we expect a good
tiiko of rainbow trout ec in houMi
ern Oregon ami nlo at xnni! take
iu tho upper ClnekMuinM county. We
shall liavo, undoubtedly, from eight l
ten million of rainbow trout ogg for
liberation the latter wrt of tho nuiu
mer. "When we get thin work in full
swing, wo xhull hnvo lo prevail iim'mi
tin1 railroad to remodel an old car
und muke ua a Mpoeial lUh ear, which
irf'iioeoHwnry in the tniiiHrtii!inti ul
young fish, in California they Imve
currf of thib kind and it in very ad
vantageous and iiiM'ttMi'y when
woikiug on a largo cnlo."
J'OBTI.AKI). Ore. An cxproM
iiihu, the owner, of two dismal look
lug skinny homos. Ik looking for a
sign painter who decorated (ho mi'
sides with this legend: "OatK Wanted
InMldo." 'J'he sign was done In paint
tlidt won't wash off
TUSCAN SPRINGS
Having no caunl on earth !u variety of
mineral watora and curing disomies
that medlclncn will not reach. If you
nro In need ot health, como now. Wo
aro open all tho year and can glvo the
best of enro and nttontlon now ns well
as In summer. Stago dally from Bed
Bluff to tho sprlngfl. Further par
ticulars address
E. B, WALBRIDGE
TU8CtN HPllINOfl. CAh.
!'
WflO UNLIMITED
VAiuuric(,r.)
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"CSSi'J
Medford
Book Store
lltn.1 (3 , rTO&ifd IUn.1 U
W,ller IgA'' ,A$ tijl Willw f3
SWfWpl!. ,BjWull lllj 7 1
AW4J l'n ImW v'l 1
' ur ' "vgryt.M
r vy
Draperies
Wo carry iv very coinpleto llun
of (imperii, hii'i eurtutiiN, rix
tiirctt, elo uml do all cIuhncm of
upholstering A vulit nuiu to
look uftur Ibis woilc eioliilvely
mid will ul iih ipmil hitvIok hh
Is noNNllile lo got In uvea Hut
InrKcxt eltloit,
WEEKS &MCG0W AN C0.
Clark S Wright
LAWYERS
WAHHIN!TON, l. O.
Public Laud Matteru: b'lunl Proof.
Desert I. anils, Contesta and Mining
Cases, tiorlp.
Associate Work for Attorneys
Valley
Second Hand Store
Buys and Soils Sccoml-Hnml Goods,
Copper, Rublicr, Brass, Etc.
M. J. PILCKER, Prop.
15 North Flr
liouio nm Bell :1071!
In connection with
our complete line
of feed and poultry
supplies, "we have
added a complete
line of
WHIPS
for retail and whole
sale trade
RUSS MILL
FOR SALE
Choice
Baled Alfalfa Hay
Delivered in Medford in ton lots at
$15.50 PEn TON
$14.75 PER TON
fit oar.
Send pout nl or telephone- (Home)
SLEEPY HOLLOW FARM
ROCK POINT, ORE.
Our alfalfa in well cured and in not
stui Mcorched und rctaiiiH nil it rich
juice nnd notiriNbment nnd color.
The itulkrt are not brained and broken
and tho tender leaven and topa lire
not bruiMCd nnd shattered off. Till'
1'INKST TOP-VAN'-: HAY THAT
CAN UK l'KODDTKI).
The farm in inigalcd from Rogue
river.
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
POU SAI.K
0 acrofl at I'uglo Point, $200.
U0 ncreu n juIIuh out from Medford
S'JOO per aero.
10 ncrea improved, houso, barn,
orchard, otc, S0ll.
0 acroH liuprovnd 1 l ml km out,
?7000.
r. room buugnlow with Itltchen
furnltiiro, ?2200.
r. room bungalow, floGO,
I room Iioiiho, 5115 down, $10 por
mouth, $700.
3 room Iioiiho, lot 00x125, S12C
down, bal. $10 por mouth,
r. itcroM 2 a; ml Ion out, Improved.
IIouhoh for uale. Call and hod iih.
1 (10 urroa i'j in Hen out, 31G0 pur
aero.
TltADI
r acrcH, will talco Iioiiho aa part
exchange,
10 ucroa nonr Central Point for
Iioiiho in town.
20 Heron up (Irlfrln croolc good for
chicken ranch.
R ncreu at Kaglo I'olnt for a good
lot or a team,
2 Boo cure to trado for ncroago
or loin.
1 liuvo all hlmlH of tradea to offer.
TradoH, tiildOH of all Hindu.
RMPr.OYMI'JNT
2 men for pruning.
OlrlB for gonornl hoiiHoworlc.
Hlx coal inlnorB.
E, P. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 0 AND 7, PALM BLOCK
Opposite Nash Hotel
Phono till; Home, ll,
) WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
T H J A T R. E
AI.WAVH l.V 'I'll II MCA It
n New l'linoplii)N Toiluj n
Today' Piiigram
"Tin; i,rniiK wiuow"
A milling story
"BICrWUK.V I'A'l'lllIU AM HON"
Thrilling Himulih rilorv
"I'lBBS OP BBIITUOOII"
luteiisely Draiuntle
t'Nfl.H IIHtA.M'S M ST"
Bent t'oiuedy.
Al. SATIIBB
Sliming new song.
"WUOI.WOUTIIS"
The Motion Picture .Muitlrlutm.
t'OMINO KXTUA t'OMINO
Tuesday Wednesday -Thurmlwy
Kelt SOIb. 211. KSild
A coniplelo and perfect prenenta-
tlou of Thackeray" fHiinnu iimel.
In three reeln 3on0 fe.-l.
Mntliioim Kvery Bay.
ADMISSION lOo
THEATR E
TONIGHT
I'lll t'OBNi:M.S
lit n
Coined) Sketch
IIIUINO A I'OBTCB
Something ery liiierchllag.
CAHICMChS C't'ltT
The world' grmiteat bleyrlW.
Mr. ('nrl illrtwl from ()rpliiiui
i In Hit "Mil thin alone In enough to
Htmiiro you of hlit ahllll.
TJireo Keel, :t000 feet of
MOTION PICTURES
b't of Muio
fieclal .Matinee.
Saturday and Hundny 2 p. in.
Kvenlug Performanco 7 p. in.
Dr E. Kirchgessner
I'mclitio limited to nlwuirt d'weaww.
HOTEL HOLLAND
WeduwidayH.
Iloum, 10 to !l.
FORCE CAN DO IT
Do you waul our lawn put in
llr'l da's -diiipe All wmk
guaraiilcid. I,eue adilre4 with
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Steam and Hot Wator
Heating
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33 Hownrit Illoek, Jlutrnnco on Otti nt.
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Up-to-Dato Auto and Oarrlago
Painting, Gold 1ont Blgnii and
Interior Decorating a Specialty.
Shop and Offlco
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Offlco Phono 7771. Boa. 7212.
All Work Ponltlvoly Ouarnntood.
IF YOU OWN
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monthly paymonts.
MEDFOnD REALTY AND IM
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M. F. nnd H. Co. Building
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