i t l t - M KiiMKl- ii.vtii ii Hi imi m I . If M M H I i - 1 1 I (Villt) fi .-to. ' V. v , Vsj i VXQE TWO. atEDFOTro amr; tribune, araPFOim okeciox, wkdnksday. feiritary 10. mm. fMi'iM ill I v kv . '- IM J IOCAL AND -PERSONAL Tho Washington Tea given by Iho Parent-Teacher circle of the Hoose vclt school linn been postponed until St. Patrick's day. v Physicians of Modtord met Tues day evening and made plans for the entertainment of tliu Oregon TState Medical society which meet IniMcd ford" In September. Coramlttcocs wero nppoluted to take up the differ ent lines of work. Spring hats In nil their glory at tho Homa Millinery. 1101 flth street. ' Open evenings. 2S3 II. A. Scarlet of Portland, Pacific const distributor of tho Overland cam' In lii "Medford to arrange with C.'n. Onted for nn nddltlonnl iwm her of Ovorlands over Mr. Gates con tract. Keep your eye on tho windows of tho'Wonder Store. TWWVC. T. U. will meet nt tho homo of the president, Mrs. H. Hor ner, 723 S. Central Thursday after noon. Tired, aching feet made like new nt tho Dcnnty Shop. 2SC F. Ai Bertram and Ir. nnd Mi II. D. Dixon of Grants Pass are vis Itlng tit Medford. Candy 15c lb. at Wonder Store, J. J. Skinner nnd Charles Derby were 'down from Griffin creek one day this week. Don't cro with soro feet. Relief Instantly at tho Ileauty Shop. 2SC Tho road lending from Itooscvclt avenuo to tho Phlpps place, which haB been tho cause of much unfavor able comment, Is being put In first- class shape by Uond Supervisor Klme, who will doubtless mako good In that office. Tost cards, 1c, at the Wonder Store. Mr. and Mrs. It. n. Lawtnn nnfl Mrs. Clara Lowe wero among those who were over fom Eagle Point dur ing the week. Closing out salo ot pipes. Ire land's SraoVo House, Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Milton ot Eu gene and J. A. Dunbar ot Albany tar ried In Medford the forepart or tbe week. Washington place cards and choc olates at Wonder Store. Mr. and Mm. W. T. Grievo ot Jacksonville motored to Medford Monday afternoon. Read tho Merrlvold Shop ad to day., 4. -David Duncan ot North Jackson ville left for British Columbia Tues day evening. It 1 rumored that ho will not return alone. Coras, Ingrowing nails or aching burning feet made well at tho Beauty Shop. 28C Read the Mcnlvold Shop ad to day, f T. "Walston and S. M. Carpenter of Sterling spent Monday night In Medford. E. M. Rhoton. the noted pocket hunter, and Earl Knox ot Siskiyou mountain came to Medford Monday. G. C. Beach, music studio. Vio linist. WJ11 Instruct on violin, man dolin and guitar In correct method, Advanced studonta nnd beginners A.i.iwtRn "34 E. 9th street- Phono Howe 314-L or Main 3481. 307 Joseph SbRska and Charles Morri son of Grants Pass wore in Medford Tuesday, Fred Ropn of Talent, who has been spending tho winter In California, Is t homo again. Road tho Merrlvold Shop ad to day. J. W. Casey, TopresenUng tho Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Taul R. It., Is In the valley ou a business visit. 1. F. Swayno of Applegate was In Medford nnd Jacksonville Tucsda. Real homo made bread at De Voo's. S. B. Holmes of Eaglo Point made n trip to Medford the forepart of the week. Ho was accompanieu ny vu- llam Brown of British Columbia. -n,.nd i tin Merrlvold Shop ad to day. Mr. and 'Mrs. H. h, Splkor of Doug las county have been visiting In this section. Dr, S. A. "Lockwood nnd Dr. Myrtle 8. iTockwood (regular physlclaus, not chlrbpractors) have removed their pffi'cea som tho Hasklns' building JR 532' E. Main street. PorterJ. Neff made a professional trip to Gold Hill Tuesday evening. Harvey Wells and Geo. H. FUz gibbon of Portland are 1n tho valley, transacting business. Bring that old book with torn binding down and have It rebound at tho Mall Tribune office. Costs but little. t Robert B. Roamcs of Central Point wur In Medford Tuesday, making his parents a visit. Weeks & McGowan Co. ' TJNDERTAJvERS T.AUT AMIBTAST 7 PliOB 8371 Sight Pboaesl T. TV. Wks 307X A. K. Orr, 36SSI .1. J. ltnuck went to Ashland Tup. ilny mornhiR. rcturnlne In tho even- g. Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. J. Thorpe nnd Mrs I.. IJ. McCarthy were Medford visitors during tho week. Kodak finishing, tho best tt Wes ton's, opposite book store. 11. B. Nye ot Rlverdnlo nnd Geo. I,. Hnff of Gold Hill spent Tuesday In Medford. , Jt. J I. Rradsbaw of Brownsboro was n Medford visitor Tuesday. Mr. nnu iMrjlt l(. 0 xjunenn worn among tho many who camo to Med ford on a shopping trip Tuesday. Insure and bo sure. Right It wo write It R. A. Holmes, The Insur ance Man. Rev. R. S. Danlolsou of Mnlheur connty is among the many from abroad who Are visiting In -Medford. Mrs. M. Hollenbeck of Prospect l making Medford n business visit F E. Martin left for Rogue River Tuwulay evening, on n business trip. New York Llfo Insurance Co., C Y. Tongwald, Medford National Bank nidg., phono 3371. John Wnrner of Trali creek brought a wngon load or choice bam nnd on con to Medford Tuesday and dis posed of nearly All of it nt tho public market In a short time. C. E. Metr of Grants Pass nnd J. H. Morrfs ot Salem have been trans acting business in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. L. I.. Lore of Cen tral Point district motored to Med ford Tuesday afternoon. Fashionable dressmaking. Evening and afternoon gowns. Latest style Itngorio a specialty. Mrs. E. M. Painter, late of Now York City. Hours 2 to G p. m. C18 King street. Phorie C084. Miss Gladys Stevenson has been entertaining Grants Pass friends. E. D. Weston, commercial pnotog raphcrn. negatives made any time or placo by appointment. Phoa M. 1471. W. A. Tcntscli of Ktnmath county, h'ns bee ntransactlng business in Med ford. Buy a Singer at your own terms and your spring sewing will bo a pleasure. Singer Sewing Machine Co., J. G. Painter, agent. 417 M. F. & H. Bldg. Phono 3441. We also rent rachlncs and do repairing. Fred Williams ot Dunsmulr nndd C. II. Parkhurst of Weed. Cal., are among their Medford friends. Vapor baths and scientific mas sago for men and women. Dr. R. J. Lockwood, chrlopractor, 203 Gar-nett-Corcy Bldg. Phone 145. Claude Jones and George McDon- Qiigh ot Sams valley transacted busi ness In Mcdfqrd Tuesday. Crater Lake photographs pro nounced by experts to be tho best ever made of tho lako at Gerklng & Harmon's studio, 12S E. Main street, scar First National Ban. Phone 2164. Kodak finishing and enlarg ing, negatives mado any placo. Geo, N. Anderson and G. F. Bil lings of Ashland made a trip to Med ford and Jacksonville Tuesday. Miss Flora Gray, teacher ot piano, studio 144 South Central avenue. Phono 1241. 28C Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stowart havo returned from Portland, whero they havo been spending tho past fort night Tako free guess on school pictures and got a beautiful plcturo of Crater Lake freo at Gerklng & Harmon's studio, 128 E. Main street, near First National Bank. Phono 2154. ' Herman Offenbncher and Willis Knox wero over from Applegate Tues day. Carkln & Taylor (John H. Car kin and Glenn O. Taylor), attorneys-at-law, over Jackson County Bank Building Medford. J. W. Opp andF. W. Carnahan made a trip to Jackson creek district, whero tho former has ettenslvo min ing interests. Tired, sore, aching feet mado happy at the Beauty Shop. 280 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller and N, A. 8umner of Portland have returned home after a short stay in Medford. T. J. Hamlin, ouo of our pioneer farmers, nnd M. II. Cuslck were among those who had business In Medford this week. HOUSE FAILS 10 OVERRIDE VETO WASHINGTON, Fob. 10.-Hv n vole of 213 to 11-Mho home todnv refused to oxerriuV President Tuft' veto of the I)illinKhtmHunutt Im-J tnipration bill. The .vennte vcstcnlny voted to ennct the measure over tho president V eto. Cungrcftsuum Oolilfavl f Now York ilelVmW President Tnft's stmid ngmnst tlie Lill, spying: 'The literaoy tet is inot unfair nnd uH-Aineriumt." (.'ouKrcAsuiuu Cnunon wild the" hill lind Itet'ii preuouilv "i-ed by both lnme in definnea or pntriotie mid wie judsment." .I iii i i 10 MILES UN HOUR AUTOS SAY LEGISLATORS FULL OF BOOZE SAl.KM, Or., Fob. ilKMembers of the itpnntt tile today nmiutiin; under the tnnr of n veilinl t'iiti;utioi d inillistered by Senator .hwepli who lind been orittflfted for hi nllont ef foiH to uluir the buoiut of the nu. to. ,locli -dnditrod on the floor T the senate thnt liiiuor, and not lilm lf is what h irixm'.ilile ir th slow progress beilitf uuide. "Wliv. ' known in the hull of the enpitul, till over the citv mid nil over Portland whnt n furoe tht leii. Inture i-. Knw, there U litiuoi in evidenee throughout the enpitnl and it is in the nommitteottHmift whew the member hlivo eers to it. "1 lme alio heard thnt mmie of tho senator; lmve used it nnd havo been more or Johj ioflueueed in theii work. Thirt i h the IPKihtulitto i held up." Because It was understood that those East Mnln street property own ers who had curbs already placed "when tho street to Roosevelt avenue was pncd, would not be assessed for same, a number of proiierty owners protested to the city council Inst evening that they had been assessed the saint' us those who did not havo curbs, iiirl Huntley acted as their spokeshtan nnd succeeded In having the matter referred to tho street committee for adjustment. Automobiles and Tehlcles nro pro hibited from traveling at a speed ex ceeding over 10 mites an hour across city bridges by an nrdlnnnco jiassed by the council. It is also made un lawful to drive any nnlmut over the bridges faster than a walk. ELECT DIAZ PRESIDENT EDEN PRECINCT Kingsbury of MetKord vliltml Mrs. Joe lludvr tiuudn. Mr. and Mrs. John (Irnfei and Mi;s. Mutton were vlstlng .Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H, Furry Humlny. . Art Hoover ot Kdoii Valley was nt 0. Carey's. Monday after ulfnlfn hny. Mr, Hoover says everyone In his neighborhood are plowing. Mr. and Mm. Ernest Reiuuss of North Pliuouh spent Sunday with relatives In Phnoiih. Mr. nnd Mrs. Phlpps of Mod ford wero visiting Mrs, Phlppn' brother, Joe Hiul or, and wife Sunday. OiietttH nt tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. lien Frenh Sunday wero .Mr mid Mrs. Fred Coinutt. Misses Elslo nnd (Irayro Potter, Miss lliunin Tedrle. Tnlont Is rejoicing over their con templated water system. Water was turned Into their mains Mouduy nnd everything Is working fine. They surely do deserve much credit tor iiulck work. Wm. Carey of North Talent has sold his two aero place mid moved bnok Into the city of Talent The priced paid was flMio. He sold to Mrs. Reed, sister of Jnuios Allen. Mrs. RiH'd nnd UVr son will make their home on the place. W. Aiming of Frn Valley was at C. Carey's Sunday. uoorge Airoru nnu lamiiy wero guests ot Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Fisher Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, W. K. spent Andernon Sunday North Phooutx Phoenlt. Mrs. A. II. Houston Is arltenly III at her home In Phoenix. F K. Furry wn n business visitor In Talent Monday morning. Misses Maude New:ntry nnd Allen (Continued from page 1.) accepted this afternoon by congress. The plnns of the legislators to have physicians ndjudge him innne nnd order his committment to nn asylum for the criminal insane until pence once more has been firmly establish ed, reached Madero early today. He He received tho news with bowed head but made no comment. Madero, eloe friends sny, will accept tho banish ment plan without n protest; probably inking up his residence in the United Stntes. American In Favor Dinr went in person to the United Stntes embassy today to fonnnlly ratify bis agreement with General Hnertn. Anti-American sentiment has dis appeared, and the American em bassy's automobile is cheered in the streets whenever it flnhcs by. It was this automobile, with n messen ger bearing n white flag, which con veyed General Diaz' message of voaee to General Huorta Inst night after the arrest of Madero. ConfUcato Madero Imitate Generals Diaz nnd Hucrta met nt tho American embassy nnd pledged tbemselvoH to co-opemto in recon struction plnns. The crowd there cheered Ambassndor Wilson and the American flag. It was rejMirled this nflernoon that (be 4-tatoi of the Maduro family will be confiscated. Muren Hernandez, brother of tho deposed minister of the interior, .hhouted "Viva Madero" when, rurnles demanded thnt he shout "Viva Hutjrtn' ITo was Miot nnd killed. The building eonlniiiitiK Madero'- official now .paper was wrecked to day. Trooiw control the city nnd have orders to fdioot looters nn wield. Pimples Source of Great Danger May be Means of Absorbing Disease Germs in Most Unexpected Manner. PARENT-TEACHERS ASS'N OF WASHINGTON TO MEET The Parviit-Tonehr, nsMioinlinu of tho Wtwhiugtiui school will meet Friday, Hot". l!l, nt the. school build ing. An interesting program has been arranged. The subject for the afternoon i "School Fatigue." with Mrs. ,1. (. flun' ns louder. All moth ers who nro iittoroMod nro welcome nnd the children will be ennui for hv the kindeivarteii committee Your Child's Hoaltli ! Your First Thought It ,oti havo children, naturally your first thoughts nro for their health. You certainly want them to develop strong, healthy constitutions. The most careful attention inusf bo given when children show the first syiiiptomn of tho ninny, common nil meats. Perhaps they are weakly and thin, or grow too fast, thus sacrific ing strength. These and other HP pmeiitly minor ailments may be tho roreruuuer to n weak constitution for life. Such children need .inyim's Tonic Vermltugo wliloh Is essentially a chil dren's tonic. First of all, II Will properly euro for tho child's stom ach, It will ulso Improve tho appo- tile, nnd will add strength to the other organs of the bodr In ess of thin or Impure bloml, It ItictoaMi tho number of red corpuscles enablliiK the enriched blood to keep ttie body healthy and strong. Among tho most common alliiieuU that children doudop Is (list or a dis ordered stomach, leading to an Im paired digestion. In many runes this trouble Ih duo to pnrnsltos In the in testinal tract. To correct such ti ou tdo, Jayne's Tonic Vormlfimo Is un surpassed. For more than eighty jenrs ml lions of children have been restored to health through the use or this tonics Insist usn Jayne's: accept no other. Sold bv drugglsls cver where. Dr. 1). Jano & Son, Phila delphia. Pa. Five Thousand Druggists I'ltllc lu Opinion Itegmdliig Ouo Medicine If nn ouo should know tho value of a medicine It is tho ictall drug gist who sells It. ThuMore, when over five thousand of the bent ictnll dtugglslH In tho country lerouiiiiHiid Vluol, our dell elous cod liver and lion tonic, with out oil, as the iireatost tonic rerun struutor and strength mentor they hnxn over sold, it mintt Indicate the value of Vlnol, Wo could publish columns of such testimony as the follewing: Mr. IC. I. Speiis, d,riig"lst ,,f Alpo us, Mich., says: 'Vlnol Is the Ideal tonle rooon.lruolor, us It really to day Is tho best remedy wo )mo on our shelves." Mr. F. Iluchullx. the lending druggist of KpriiiMriidd, Ohio, says: "Vluol gives better satisfaction than any medicine I have sold In my store." Vi ask evoiy run-down, nervous, debilitated, used or weak person or any person autforliiK from ehroiile coughs, colds or bmurhltlH, to try a bottle of Vluol with the Understand lag that their money will bo returned If It diss not do sll n claim Med ford I'lmriMHcy, Medford, Oro. Any time any wlmkcy in.stes so roujjh and uronjx ,." iSHB FOR MEDFORD PEOPLE BUI Farewell to All Wood and SUn Diseases. Tho rercarch laboratory of The RwUt i)pcinc Co. lias colloric-l a vat amount cf Information repinllng tho nj-ti-ud of LlooJ illMaa. In thouisnili of lnlancci the most virulent types t.aie Invn tho ro suit of comlnc In contact with tllicuio cenns In public plncrs. on.1 the ftppurunt ly InjIcnIRcant -lUmpIo h ben tho cauie. It IprttaHs with axtonlnhing ra pidity, often Infecting tha entire )stcm In a few days. It Is fortunate, however, that there la a remedy to oojxj quickly and thoroughly with such a condition, and thank to tho entrry of It ;oduwn tha fimuut 8. 8. 8. may now bo ivul at almost any rtniR store In Iho cJvillroJ wisU. This preparation itnnJ alt.no among. pecino renicucs & dkkxi purimir u is wiinewhat revolutionary In Us compo sition, sliico It sscamplUhu all tlut wat ever clnlmed for mrrourr, lodldos, ursenla and other Octructlvo mineral druKs, unJ yrt it U ntMolultly a purdy veselaMa product. There nro mure casot of urtlc ular rheunuttltin, lootnetor ataxia, pa resis, nurltU and laillar dUcasvA ruult. ant from tho uro of mlneruls limn from dlxesMo Kerms direct. Th.Jo fuels are brought out In a highly Inlenstllne twU compiled by tho mi tl leal ilcinrtuiunt of Ttie Hwlft Hpcclllo Co.. MT Hwlft I lid it. Atlanta. a. It U mailed frci. tKttlier Willi u apocliil lllar of advlco to uJ who ore strucKllnic with a Mootl nincajo. Jet a II on bottle of K H. H. lonlay ol your dniKxl't It will urprli yuu wlu Its wonderful aclUsi In tho blood. H ere I CENTRAL POINT POINTERS jr. W. Wheeler of Afclilnnil upcnt Tuendny with his friend W. E. Kuhler in tho sulmrlis of thin city. llcv. nnd 3fr. Aldrich, Zhn. II. Pierce, Mrs. "Vnvno Leever nnd Jlrs. W. llnmmott were nfternoott ibitors in Medford Tuesday, Attorney S. V. Ucckwilh of Wert ford mndo n business trip hero Tues day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Itollinft of Con. cord. N. II.. vihited Mnyor W. A. Cowley nnd family and other iclntives hero tho foro inirt of tho week and left for Portland Wednesday evening enroute' home Murk Perry of Ashland biieut Tues day hero with friends. Manv of our rwoplo went to Med ford Tuesday evening to hear Bishop Coel: tfllk.' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR ItENT Well furnished n room bungalow and sloeplng porch, iwo blocks from Washington acliool, Sll Laurel St. 288 Medford Citleii'H i:perloiirei Fur nihil Tojilc for .Miilfonl I)Ihciiu,Ioii The following experience occurred in Medford. A Medford tltlzon re lates it. Hlmllar experiences aro ocourrlng dally. Medford people nro being rollovod. Getting rid of distressing kid oy ills. Try Doan's Kidney Pills tho tested Medford remedy. Medford people testify, Medford people profit. Tho evidence Is homo evidence tho proof convincing. Medford testimony is gratefully given. Medford sufferers should heed It. Mrs, Ornco Skeotors, 0 W. Juck-. son St., Medford, Oro says: "I can recommond Doan'a Kidnoy Pills, pro cured at Hasklns' drug store, for pain and stiffness In tho back and other symptoms of kidney trouble This remedy relieved mo when I used it and I havo been well over slnco." For salo by nil dealers. Prlco CO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., niiffnio, New York, solo agents for tho United States. Homembcr tho name Doan's and tuko no other. Nowisthe time todo your painting. WHY? Because A J. Iiatholomow lato of St. I-oul Is hnro to do It and will do It cheap. All work done In first class workmaiishlp mannur. KM I mates furnished. Tulk It over with mo, Drop postal to A. J. BARTHOLOMEW 827 8. Centrul. For Rent We have several up-to-date, modern 5 and 6 room Bungalows MEDFORD REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT CO. j M, Ti & TJ. Op. Bldg. are Your new Spring Shoes JiU W?7w 1 vffvPlr T You can make your cholco from tho window If you choose. 8hoe modes from the "JOHN KELLY' workshop In ltochos tor the Home of Good Slioes--thot will delight every lover or smnrt footwear. You should mako your seise tlnns while slros nnd width aro unbroken. You cannot, go astray this spring In tan, uhlt buok or gray suede. Strictly live num bers. jiia.no to t;i.rn Cooo Snocs" OpiMikKo Pit Offlro I 1 II Alt it innkcs you kikikc your Jicacl and sny bur-r let it alone. Never 5iit unytlun into your stomach your palate rejects. ThnOs why Nature jjavc you v palate. Try the Ww Cvro .ld.- the intuitu r il boll'i (In -Ml .,' W, J. Vnu Schuyvcr & Oo., Gottcral ARonta, Portlnnd. A Small Leak Will Sink a Great Ship You may spend ns you go, pnlug no attention to thn opportuni ties to save which are advertised by progressive merchants, but you will find sooner or later that lit t to nxpctiies count up to largo sums. A loose, hcre-nnd-tkero buyer can quickly squander all her money by forgetting tho Tnluo of tho llttlu purchases. Care In oxpctidtug tho small amounts will quickly repay thn eco nomical houiewlfu. Kcry night In Its ndvortUIng columns Tho M ml ford Mall Tribune points tha wny to many opportunities for stopping tho small leaks. Special soIini aro ndvoctlscd by Iho merchants. In muall tlilnri, such ns soaps, ribbons, and notions, there may bo just one penny off the regular price. Hut when ou add them all together you will find that tho pennies number a dollar or two. Head nil tho advertisements in Tho Mall Tribune closely nnd con stantly uvory night for opportunity to save not only pennies but dollars BANK NOTICE THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK Hotel Medford Jtooms without Imtli noc per day und up. Iloouifl with both $1.50 per day anil up. Special rate by week or month. Combination breakfasts every morning , HS and 10 coots. Mo Tomorrow MF.IICIIA.NT'H LUNCH i.1c 11:30 to 2 p. in. Purca Mongolo Dolled Halibut Ilolliuidalao I'ommoH Natural Ilollod l'ork Hparo KIIik Honor Kraut Drlsu Stowed Dubllug Htylo Hpughettl Mllannlso Crcumed Itlco Mashud Potatoes Hauer Pickles f.omon Bherbot Chocolate Cream Plo During meal hours beautiful music nnd singing will bo rendered by if err f'arl Orlsseii ami Mine, ICvclyno. Draperies TVo carry u very comnleto line of draperies, lucu curiuliis, rixturns, otc anil ilu sll cIukhijh of upliulslurlnK A npoclal man to look uftor UiIh work exclunlvuly und will kIvo iih kooiI xervlco uh Is iioskIIjIu tu net In uvn tbu lurKust cltlus, Wooks & McGowan Oo, Capital -Surplus - $100,000.00 75,000.00 This bank uas established 23 )ers ago to meet tho banking iifcds of this community, with a alil capital or 'j.oou no, and over since wild time lias endeavored to luqi nlnixihl of, and with, the fluaiiulal (oudliloiis of (Ms cnuutri nnd the community which It serves. Kit policy lu thn futuro will tin tho same as In tho past. According to tho Judgment of this bunk, tho ouo vital uucosslty nt thlH tlun s that tho Itnguo rlvnr valluy give Its aid and auppurt to the consummation and lotuptcilou of tho Itoguo Itlvcr Valley Compauy'H Irrigation project. Wo trust that at tbu meeting und rally on February --. 101, and at all other llmw. tho owuur of laud under this proposed project will give thoso IntcroHlcJ In tho ciiiisnmiuatlon and completion thereof careful nnd thoughtful con slderatlon, W. I. VAWTUIl, Presldoul, (I. It. LINDI.KY, Vlw-lTolduut, o. w. Mcdonald, (tshior. - t't FANCL D30S.S 0air:rUid. $1.40 W Sill kMl irJ IMa Order DIRECT from a Factory that makes a Specialty o! Inspected Sasfi.Ooors and Mlllwork comet mont Ds:ns p en nn -slltliu 6'3U UP t rtr rm vexun coose cp 7c im -mii.iuiii C.IOUJJ csmcc rsoxrvrifiosiM C? 7K im - (Uln mI ll.ey . , ,?ClOUJ INSIDE WINDOW TRIM lmiti.10 Cn. (I0ti OUU IHtlOC 00011 TRIM (fir r ilit QQq 2.U3HT M:NC0HI-t4 13 - CI 1ft thiwrill )I.IO trsuct novn einr t n uvi s uiu Mii, lsUiCait'tUH. r tin Wrlto lor CATAL0Q No. !l3 III IKtr. Hi III! hxalth utmilil tl UtW (luni, Mi do lot mil Kstf lumbu tMafiit nr. Heat 3 1 . . M V (' W .K- HUJ,v.r.1