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Thn miifitrnl ilnptirliucrit of the
Urealer Medford cluh hold lu first
iuomIImk In dm (Irenter Medford oluli
rooms In Hid Public Library lunt Mon
tiny uftornnon, Hid iiroKrum IickIu-
lllliK at 3 .III p in. i.'nitn over)' lip
penrauco, this department, wlilcli U
li(iiit to tm tint foiuiitntloti ofiin ever
widening phorn of Interest and bono
(It, n Htnrtcil most aiMpU liiimly
TIh rooms worn filled to tholr en-
lMflly, IllUl.y llollIK lllllllllil to tit
seated, that much fur thn modest
hopes of III our having the outortnln
iiikiiI In clinrKo. Mm. IM An drown
presided itnrlnn tlu afternoon, Inter
Hifmliut tin number with short tulk
rcRnrdltiR tlu rluli work. At nooii
ns poislhlo, n definite course of -.ludy
for nt IxiinI ono er will bo plnnuil
unit followed, h) ml la r to other or
iinultntlon. Tlix iiHTlluK was oi.
oiied liy Mm 15. K. (lor" who present
il tint topic of the day "How to l.ls
It'll to Music" Mm, Hero's snbjeet
wait treated with rcooKnltod nblllty,
lirr remarks concise, to Ihe iolnt, mid
very ht'lpfiil.
'ilio firm musical niimhnr was:
I.Ut thn Cherubic Mont (from Holy
(Mty) ... thiol
Hiirltonn nolo mid l.nitlt-n1 Qunrtcttt.
Mr. (Int. Andrews, Imrllnnii; Mm.
(Iro. Andrew, MUs Phoeho Hunri',
Mm. Prank lnunm. Mm. IM lon
Two plane solos by Mr. Irene
iHnnrn were then hoard, ir'CoiJi'i hy
ii short Inlk dMi-rlptlvi' of tint com
positions nml thtdr c"tiiHini'rn. Mm
lunar pin) I'd:
Tarantella, l.oschctUky; Spring
flowers, Hchytlo. Mm. Isaacs ha
not lio.'ii hoard In puldln for some
Hint', hut her work prut oil on didllit
ful an i'vnr.
Milt llnnro snnu "Ills l.ullaby" hy
Ilio American composer Carrie Jacobs
Horn). Mis Hnnco pmisoMicsa motto
soprano otre or remnrkahlo sweet
tioss, hi-r nolo tire nwa very much
enjoyed.
Current musical topic of (ho day.
relntlni: particularly to tint Pacific
ronHt were thou read hy Mm. (JeorKo
Andrew, Including a liivr from our
eminent eiltlo, IM A ml row s who It
tnJo)liiK thi produrtinu of thn l.om
Imnll 0ifiM company In Han lron
rltco,
Mr. Carlton Jnnon In hU Initial np
ponranro lu wilo work ht'foro n Mm.
ford atiilli'iiro crontoit an ndtnlrnlilo
luiprrMlon with two uumhirn, Molo
tlli, Tt'hnlkowiiky; Divp Hlvt'm. Ham
ut'l (.'. Tn)lor. thn latlrr nrrniiKod
fronv nt'itro iuoloillf for violin by
Mnuil I'owi'll. Mr. Jnnn wan com
In'IIihJ to p'Hponil to an onroro, pin)
lui; Schumnnn'N "Moiunut Mualcal."
Mm. (JforKo T. Wllnon, tho talent.
eil render rloivil tho proKram with
two iiumhem, Incident In tho Uf.
tif I'arepa Itoia, tho draml Opera
HltiKor," md a character Mkctch, n
Dplnil prenentatlou of child life.
Tho neU meutliiK will ho held tha
afternoon of tho flmt Monday lu
March with Mm. (leorRo Andrew lu
charKi.
A Rrrat ninny com to Imvn tho
ImprekHlon that only mudrlann nro
wulcomo to thU ilepurliuont, an Idea
which Id finite Incorrect. Any mimic
lover or thnNo wntilnir to become mich
are welcome. AppllratloiiH for tnnm
hemhlp nmy he mailo to Mm. IM An-
tlrewH, Minn JeuneiiKn Duller, coiro
Mpondlnu secretary or officers of ;ln
(Ireatnr Medforil club piopi'r,
Tho tleparlment Ih very grateful
lo Mr. II. J. rainier for bin loan of
an iKc.elleut plnno to he lined hy thn
club iib Ioiik as niTChhiiry.
A Valentino party will bo Kvnu by
Urn (Irenter Medronl club next Moii
tiny afternoon, I'tdiruary thn tenth,
ul tho llaltil Medfonl. Card tuny ho
enjoyed. Thn Indict are nUo prlv
lloKed to hrliiK their fancy worlc and
taku part In thn afteruoon'i pleanure.
Mm, r, l'J. Merrick Ih chairman of
thn committee, her amilHtunlu IioImk
.Moniinuu'8 l(. II. Kent, C. M. Kith),
I). V. l,uko, II. i:. Mamli, fl. Cot-
lorlll, H. A. Nye, dim Newberry.
H. Mncdowvii, J. V, MncOlntchln, F.
II. Condor, McCalliim, J.
l.awlor, J. i Mundy, II. K. l.uinHdon.
Mrs. Dun (Inniett Invited a fw
frltinda to hor homo ThiiiHday after'
noon to muot .Mm. Oarl Webb (noo
mtlml IJUIott) of ITortlamr. Mm.
Wohh Ih a former Medford Rlrl mid tit
preiumt Ih vImIIIiik hor jmrontH, Mr.
anil .lr. HiikIi Klllott of thin city.
OthoiH nrt'Hont ThuiHilny afternoon
woro Mm. Illicit Kllloti, Mm, iiur
nard. Mm. S. 8. Smith and Mm. ! 0.
llnriiOBU,
Mm. JumcH II, Watt wait IiosIorr to
u ploiiKant compiiiiy for hrhlKo nt hor
homo on JnukNon Houluvard tliU
nfturnoon. (IiichIh prcHont worn
MoHdanuiB a. A. Nye, I- U. Merrick,
I). W. Luko, II, U, I.uuiHilon, M. 0.
Jlnrbor, 0. M, KiikIIhIi, C. M. Kliltl, It.
A, Ilolmoa, F, V. ilolllu, Mnhlun I'm
Uln4 V, 1). Wolcli.
Thn monthly moetlilK of (ho W.wh
liiKton Clniii of (ho I'amnt-'IVachom
iiNNOclntlou to Imvo been held Jaic
uary I Oth, wan poMpiniod until
Thumday afternoon of I hln week, and
held lu fluhth Krndo loom of thn
WnnhliiKtou Kiaiumiir kcIiooI, The
niei'llriK wan called to order hy the
prenldnnt, Mm, F. V. .Meam, followed
ny prayer. .Mr. t;arter liramiou wan
then heard lu a plnno nolo. After a
brief himlnnM nernlon tho nftornoou'n
proKinm wvih taken lu clinpKo hy
Mm V. F llrown, irniler, who (tve n
few Introductory totnark. Mm.
Charlen Hoy npokt on thn Niihjoct of
oxiimlnnlloiin and report cordn. The
prlnrlpU. HiookIiI broiiKht out by
Mm. Hoy wnt the judlnlotm lioln of
the child durliiK Hie xxaiiiluatlou per
IoiIn, iikkIhIiiiico with ntudlen inoul
difficult; aluo a calmliiit IhniiKlit to
do away with thn Hlrnln and fear tin
linlly mniilfeiled nt nitch a time. Th
recoKiillloii of tho Inability of Ih"
tenchem lo cIliiiko (he (ihin of month
ly and final toil an thn nchool hi
lent now tttandn wait proNented In a
very clear IIkIiI.
A monoloKiie, extmrt from "Hon
jiy'n Hchool )n)n" by Mlrnt Van Motor
wan hlKhly appreciated.
MIm Viola rheliter lu an Intercut
liiK manner vok. of the p)Rlbllltlrn
of the nchool hoiike an (he oclll ceu
ter of thn rommnnlly.
A plnno nolo wan excellently ren
dered by MImi 1'iirucker. nfter which
thn proKram wan concludrd with an
addreiiit by Mr IM. (lore who npokn
of thn new Idon of cUlur; nchool
credit for hoinn work.
Knell talk wan followed by II. e
dlnnunnlonN, thnno prcKeul oMlmalluu
thn mertluK oh one of thn bent held
thin Momcnter.
Tho following In a rrltlcUm of n
noiiK recital Risen by Mm. Florence
Halllday.llalRlit, December H, 1 ! 0 9 .
In Kan Joo, Calif , where nho flmt
niilded after ItMvInK New York, and
wan written h) Chirenro Vrmy, thn
well known California poet and mu
ni on I critic of thn Han Jonn Mercury,
lu which paper thn nrllrlo appeared
"A very InterentlnK none recital
wnn nUcn lant eveuliiK nt tho C'hrU
llan church tin South Fifth ntrcet hy
Mm. Florence llttllldnyHalRht, an-i
Mnteil by Meimm CenrRo d'AhlaliiK.
Fritz d'AhlaluK and Fred Alton
HbIkIiI, the latter r.entleman heltiK
tho accompanist or thn evenltiK, both
on tho orimn and piano.
Mm. Halttht beautifully Rowncd,
dlpla)ed a magnetic ilnRo prenence,
and thn olcn and techulnuo of a
well trained nrtlnt.
Very appropriately thn program
opened with thn nrln from Handel'
ChrUtman oratorio, "Tho Memlali,"
entitled "He .Shall Feed Hln Flock,"
followed hy thn well known aria "O
Henl In the Lord," from Mendeln
nohn'n oratorio "KHJiih." Tlieso
nu m bom worn rIvcii with the nun
Inlned nonoroun tone necenwry to the
rendition of ureal rompoHltlonn, tho
orRiin accompaniment nddliiR Rreatly
to the rellRtono beauty of the arlnn
Mm. Florence HnllldayHalKht w'l
apiear lu n hour recital at tho Pre
hylerlnn church Monday evenltiR, Feb.
17, for thn benefit of thn library, an
Hinted hy Dr. J. W. J. Marlon and
Mr. Fred Alton HulRht. accompaulnt.
Tho fourth of the llevnlcin nerlen
or flvo wlnlrr jmrtlM took place
Tumday nvcnlriK nt tho n in nil hall lu
tho Nat The parly, thotmh nr
raiiRed In ii very nhort time, proved
one of the mrmt enjoyable of the
nerlnn Indoor hnnrduill and an mic
tion Htunt heliiR tho feature boforc
thn dnnclnit. The hall wn decorated
with pnl'iiH and fnrnn, hniumockn arid
nwltiR wern tatloned at convenlnnl
placet, mid thn mioMn all appeared
In IIrIiI riilnmoiit, carryliiK out tho
Idea of a Hiiiuiner party. For the
auction, bemiN worn distributed an
money and uplrlled hlddliiR for pnck
m:en, onn of which contained a prlre,
followed, Thn following were on
tho cemmltteti: Mnnnm. Middle,
l.umnden. Hoot, Tumy and Hchunter,
thn Innt named iicIIiir an auctioneer
The loeul ('. T. V. luul n very
InliMottiiiK liusinexH ineellnx Thum
tlnv iiriernoon, Tim tlil'feretil mper
luleuileutH rcMiiteil Iheli wotk. One
fiunilv (mil heen looked idler mul n
iiumher ol' imllviilunlH were helped
I'IrIiI nick fii IN were n'xr!rl ritnl
I .'I.HI" iiiick of lilerntllie wete (lit
tlilillted. If iinv sick or need eoile
tlt'cil iciidiiii mutter it would he eon
feriiiic it Inwir mi the inemhem of
the union if Mlcll wiih reporleil liliil
Hie union will try mid till the. demnnil.
In I li I iillliliyeiiienlH wete lillule fol
Stole I'leniilenl .Mrs. Adu Wnllnee
I'lirieli. She will leetuie Veiluoinv
eeiiin, I'eliruury '-'H. in Hie South
M. II. ehuii'h nml fhr will uNo fill
some pulpit in the city Sunday morn
iiiuv I'Vhrtiury -M. Ilememher the
iIiiIoh nml keep Ihein open,
One of (he henl paid hliiKem hi (he
world Is .Mine. Lillian N'nnlico, who
will lie iieiiru in I'oiieert ehre on I'ri
uiiv eeninir, reiirunrv II. On one
tieeaion -.lie iceeUeil a fee of .:iM)0
for B concert of an hour' duration
nt WiishiiiRlon, J). ('. The ilivnV
limt fee, however, wiin not for hillK
int;, hut for cmiM'tiline; no) to sint;.
Ah u Utile iirl nt Imt liome in Funn
inulnli, .Maine, she lined to lose to
Iry her niee at nil liuicM, and much
Iti the iiiuioyniice of her eltler; Mister,
of whom there weie five, would ivr-
i--( in joininir in with them whenever
lliev snritr duetM together. So in or
der to silence the future tlivn, lirihcry
wjih resulted to, and she wiin kivcii
itome monev on couilitinn that she
promised to keep nuiti.
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DEFECTIVE M IS
SEIZED AT GRANTS PASS
A car lornl of lirnr-milpliiir nprny
n lieinir held in (IraulH J'nif, the Hale
of it beinj; fothiildcn hy Fruit In
xpecior JJurkc on account of Km lor
Benllutf MrcnKHi. Tho rny warf
fhipp'il from Ashland nml hilled an
.1,1 htri'iijtth. hut a tent of five bnrreN
hy Inniicctor Ilurke showed hut 2't.
Tint sprny hail heen no!c1 to orchar
dists In Hun count v hut delivery not
yet made. The MiipcrH of thit lot
wern notified by ' Iclcphone nml nre
exM'eted here imlny. Thev clnim tlml
their rheiniHt rnmle tcstH ihowinc .11
ami Ihe f-hipment made in good faith.
There in n Mute law prcventirijr the
shipment of low tent nprny, cnrryirij
wild it n fine of ?W0 for violntion.
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lTTMTE PUBLIC HEALTH J
T?A0C MAKK
TOOTH PASTE
is in a class by itself; a delightfully exquisite toilet
preparation containing the most agreeable antisep
tics known. You will use no other kind if you try it.
Wo use it ourselves and wo recommend it highly.
Your money back if you don't like it.
MERITOL PEROXIDE CREAM HAS NO EQUAL
Haskins' Drug Store
Exclusive Mcritol Store
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N'n ullniclioii ever hooked in Mid
find hat emiKCil Ihe widrprcnd itu
teres! Hint N belli,' cvJdenred In (he
comini,' eoncerl by I.iilmi Xonlien
nml her eompmiy. A larK'f ilclcRotion
from A-liland nml (Irani I'mn are to
utlend, while from iioints nn distant
iin On.elle and Vrekn, Cnl, resorvn
lions ore lieiili; made. MeillWil mid
iiiljncent InwitH have rcsiHiuded loy
ally, which indicates n capacity house
Ihe nlo.li! of the l-llli.
The reduction of pricei hn proven
most iHipular ami u rush on the box
office is anticipated hv those in touch
with tho iiffnir. The sule of sent
jipeiw .fomlav for nubsorihcrH nml
TiifMlnv for Ihe ueiicrnl iitiblie. Hoth
win be at I fusions' ilmt; slorr, to
which mldresK mail onlers should be
sent.
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NORMA CONCERT TICKETS
On Sale Monday, February 10, at 10 a. m.
at Haskins, Drug Store, for
SUBSCRIBERS ONLY
General sale opens Tues., Feb 11. Reserved Seats $1.50 &
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The Altar orlety kavi iip of It
mom HiirceiiHful pnrtleM TuenJay even
IliK mKIi Hlxtoon tnhlen of f'lvo Hun
ureii, ami many oinerH prtie't put
IiuIuIkIiik lu (ho name, Tho firft
prim for Indie wan won hy lrn. 1.,
Hamllmn; for Kentlemon, hy Mr
White. A fw Informal dance woro
onjoed and coffeo ami cako nerved.
Mi. (Inrrett and MrH. Schullo com
noictl the commltteo for tho ovchIur.
Tho oxccutlvo committee of the
Iowm clnh Imvn formed tholr plniiH
for clnh nicotine an follew: Onu
imnqiiot and ono picnic In each car,
tho other moetliiHH (o ho callod by tho
offlrerH to milt tho iiUmtmro of the
meinhor. Till year' hanquot will
ho k!Ki In March or April,
Tho IndlcB' auxllliiry aocloly of tho
DaptUt church hold Uh monthly no
clal at tho homo of Mrs. Harvey Do
Armond on Lnurol utroot, Inut Tuca
dny nftornoon. A InrKO crowd wna
presunt. A flno prournm was ron
dercd, followed hy dollclous rofixHh-monts.
In tho fnturo all nrtlchm for publi
cation lu tho social dopartmont must
rtiacu tins offlco hy Friday nt 11!
o clock in, Otherwise thoy cannot ho
printed until tU KoUowIuk wook,
TIiIh oppllcH particularly to club or
IoiIko reports which nro usually of
comddornbln length.
Tho flmt nicotine of tho Home
Kconomlc department of tho Creat
or Medforil club occur next Wednes
day nt 2 31) p. in, at the public II
hrary. lime limited to one hour nml
a half. The subject of the mcotlUK
will bo "The Home lleaullful" ex
terlor nml Interior.
I'aiH'rs on this subject read by Mr.
J. C. Schmidt ami Mrs. II. C. Stod
dard will bo followed by Kcnornl ills
ciunlnu. All Interested nro cordially
Invited to attend.
The eivio filmly department of the
(Irenter .Medfonl Club will meet in
Ihe public library nuditnriuin on Fri
day, IVbninrv 1 lib, ul J::iO p. in. Wo
wih lo prepare ourselves to use our
new- pi hiloo.es of citizenship with in
tellieeuee nml tViM'tclion, ho wo will
Im'riii the study of municipal limit.
All the women of Medfonl nml vicin
ity nro uru'od to attend the mcrlinc-.
of this ilfpni linen! whether club
members or not. .Mrs. Chns. I
Sehioffelin, chairman.
lino of the most pleasant social
affair of the new year was Riven
at the homo of Professor and Mrs.
I., .ii. nweoi ai inoir nomo near
IIoiikIo, Poll. 1st, when about sixty
of their friends from Mcdford. (Jold
Hill, Table Hock, Tho Meadow and
Ilcaglo, met for an evenlnc of recrea
tion and danced until the wee sum'
hour. CoiiKratulatlons wore show
ered upon the host nml hoatoss for
their hospltnlity.
Tlio partaklnc of the dsHoIous
breakfast served tho niorulur of
Schrovo Tuesday by tho women if
Ht. Mark's Riilld were amply repaid
for rorcoakluK the homo hearth for
ono inornliiK. Over sixteen dnlMrs
was cleaiod,
Miv. T. A. llowd enlorluiucil Mitt
llcloo rnmp, No. I71.'l, 11. X. A., Fri
ilnv nl'lciiiooii. One nniuo wiih bnl
lolcil upon for membership to the
emnp. Ilofrohlnuents were scrvcil by
Ilio hostess,
MIbh Ilertlm IlrnmlenhiirK of this
city Ih onJoyhiR a very pleasant win
ter nt Onklan.il, Cul with relatives
and frlomls.
The officers of tho North Dakota
clnh, onn of the first to he. orRanlzed
nmniiR tho state societies of the
Itoituo river valley, have announced
tin: plain or the club to hold tholr
annual banqunt at thn Hotel Med
fonl ttrlll Thursday, February 20th.
at C:30 p. m. Au Invitation Is ex
tended to nil former Dakotlans.
llev. Charles ScaddltiR, bishop of
OrrRou Is tlu Ruent of Mr. and Mrs.
It. O. Koiitnor for a few da. A spe
cial ineetliiK of the (Julld was called
this nftemtMin when Itev. Scaddlni;
met tho women of the church, the
men to convene Monday afternoon.
Rorvlres will bo conducted tomorrow
moruliiR by lihihop Scaddlni;.
Mrs. William Miller, Taylor ave
nue, entertained tho Home Mission
society of tho M. K. church South.
Wednesday afternoon. After the
business of tho society was trans
acted Mr. Miller served dainty re
freshments, assisted by Miss Goldlo
Taylor.
The Five Hundred club mot at the
homo of Mr. and Mr. S, A. Nye on
the, Kast Side, Monday evonliiR. Thn
next nicotltiR will take place In tho
elegant new residence of Mr. OeorRo
Trclchlor on Onkdalo avenue south.
Mr. and Mrs. ricorso Monroe woro
Riiosts or Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stod
dard at their home Wednesday even
ItiR. Mr. nml Mrs. Monroe left
Thursday tnornlnR ror Fresno, CM.,
tholr tormor home.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Payne or
West Fourth street entertained with
cards Thursday evening their Riioits
bohiR Mr. nml Mrs. Mowsler, Miss Lu
cllo Messier, Mr. nml Mrs. H. C.
Stoddard.
Tho monthly luncheon or the Col
Ioro Women's club was held at the
Hotel Medford this afternoon ut one
o'clock. A number or Important
business matters wcro considered,
Tho rPRUlar monthly meeting of
tho Young Ladles' A mo ma class of
tho llnptlst church met with Miss
Nora Dally, Tenth and Laurel lust
Wednesday evening.
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It is now time to get busy planting trees.
WIIK.V YOU IMTItO.VI7.I-: Tin:
Eden Valley Nurseries
You have tho best stock of Roods In tho valley from which to choote.
You nre dealing with the leading nursery of Southern Oregon.
You encourage a worthy and wlde-a-wako home Industry.
You get nursery Roods that have been properly handled.
You aro dealing with a nurseryman, not a treo agent.
You get reliable stock and reliable advice.
You will bo pleased with tho Roods, tho price will bo right.
What more do you want?
I have In stock a splendid line or shade trees, berry bushes, rhubarb, flowery shrubbery, vines,
creepers, etc., for city trade. Call and see my stock, you are always welcome whether you buy or
not. Delivery yards ono block eat of the new concrete bridge.
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Mrs. A. AHord or Talent
visiting relatives In this
Mrs. James D. Dnnlop wmh hostess
to tho Itoynl Auction llrldgo club
Thuradny uftornonn nt hor homo on
Siskiyou llclb'lita.
Society Ih doo-llghted over tho
coming of Mny Itobson to our city to
play "A Nlshl Out" Sunday m-enlng.
Miss Iva Coffin will bo hostess to
tho members of tho K. K, club ut her
homo noxt WediU'sday aftornoon.
Another skating party wns In pro
gress last evening, tho rink having
noon obtained for prlvato uso only.
Mrs. J, F. Halo nnd child have re
turned from several' weeks' visit In
Cnlirornln.
TO Cl'KI. A roi.il IN ONK DAY.
Tako LAXATIVi: I1ROMO Qulnlno
Tnblcts. Druggists refund' money If
It falls to cure. K. W. QKOVK'S slg
uaturo Is ou each box. 25 cents.
Mr. and Mib. Woyno Leovor of
Central Point, spout Sunday lu Med
ford with Mrs. A. K. Jeromo,
Mrs. It, W. Huhl rotumod Wodncs
day from mi extended yIhIl In III!
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A llellnlilo Hair Tonic.
It Is nn easy mattor to prevent
baldness, dandruff nml other diseases
of tho scalp hy using Merltol Hair
Tonic. It should bo used regu
larly to keep tho scalp rreo or dand
ruff goruiH, os these germs nro tho
rnuso of tho majority of cases of
dandruff ami later, baldness. We
nro authorized to guarantee Morltol
Hair Tonic' Leon 11, Uusklus.
Electric Heating
Current for y2 kilowatt air heritor (will heat about 500 cubic feet)
2.00 per mouth Plat Kate,
Current for kilowatt air heater (will heat about 750 cubic feet)
$2.50 per mouth Flat Rate.
Current for 1 kilowatt air heater (willhcat about 1000 cubic feet)
3.00 per month Flat Rato.
Current for V kilowatt aii;hcatcr (will heat about 1500 cubic feet)
$3.50 por month Flat Rate.
Current for 2 kilowatt air heat or (will heat about 2000 cubic feet)
$4.00 per mouth Flat Rate.
Current for 2i kilowatt air hcator (will heat about 2500 cubic feet)
$4.50 iior month Flat Rate.
Current for 0 kilowatt air heater (will heat about H000 cubic foot)
$5.00 per month Flat Rate
Above- 3 kilowatts at tho rate of $5.00 por month flat rate for each 3 kilo
watts installed.
On aecouut of having a certain amount of power that is used in tho sura-
mor for irrigation wo aro makiug tho above rato for oloctric heating to apply
from September 1st to A ray 1st, only.
California-Oregon Power Co.
216 WEST MAIN STREET
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