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Tho Deniocrntle Times, Tim Mrilfon
Mull. The Mcdfnnt Trlbuna, Tha Koulh
rn oregonUm, Tho Aahlamt Tribune.
omen Mnll Trlbunn llulliltnir. 3S-27-M
North Fir street; telephone 75.
OR0110I3 PUTNAM, Kdltor Ami Manasr
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Kntarod as necond-clBui matter at
Meilfonl. Oregon, under tha act of.
March X, 1179.
Official Paper of the City of Med ford.
Official Paper of Jackson Countr.
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On month, hy mall - .to
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tral Point .SO
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Dally avernirn for eleven month! end
ing November 30, lilt. l.Et.
The, Mnll Tribune la on sale at tha
Perry Nena Htaml, San Francisco,
rortfand Hotel Ncwa fltnnd, Portland.
Portland News Co.. Portland, Or.
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HKLSINOTORS. Vin.iii.il, .luuc 3.
The most formidable blow of the
ninny alined at Finish nutonomv in
thn nK few years, in the opinion of
nil clahhcs lion, ivns tho bill brought
np in the Kussinn Duma today nt
St. Pclcrsbtirjj. The bill -m-nirea that
nil Finns who resist ltiiSMnu-mndc
laws must bo tried by n KiiM-ian
court.
Introduced by the ministry or jus
tiro, the men-mrc is domiciled to nf
l'eot nil offentes in which bureau
cratic ingenuity enn discover the
slightest semblances of )xliticnl mo
tives, mid includes murder, nny nt
took on jwilico or military, dumitgo
done tti railways, mails telegraph
or telephones, the mnnufacturo or
snlc of bombs, and even nny attempt
to prevent the application of Kiis-ian
laws to Finland. The purpose is ad
mittedly to sweep an ninny Fins nt
ImismIiIc into the wide net of Ku.-ian
laws and KiisMmi court procedure.
It is even worse than the laws which
George III of Knchiud evoked against
the Colonics previous to the revolu
tion. An explanatory statement filed by
the ministry with the bill i mui! to
ho full of eras misrepresentation,
anioni; tho mot flagrant of which is
the assertion thnt the oppo.-ition to
"Hutfuificntion'' comes from only n
small section of the Finnish coplo.
This is made in the face of the fuet
that the Finnish Diet, which is one of
tlic'moxt representative nnd democra
tic parliaments in (he world, is con
tiiiual!y'vtid cuiphntu'ullv protesting
against various fohus of ltusinti ns
areision. E
E
PHILADELPHIA, June 3. The
appointment of a muter to hear her
unit for limited divorce from Eugene
(JJruce, the Atlanta clubman, wns
asked here today by Sirs. Daisy
Grace, recently acquitted of shooting
her husband with intent to kill. Mrs.
Grace, announced, that if necessary,
she would reveal the details of her
life with Grace.
Mrs. Gruco charges her husband
with barbarous nnd cruel treatment.
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BRYAN'S EDITOR GETS
WASHINGTON", June 3.Advouu
OV of the merits of William J. Ilryan
for miinv years brought reward here
today to Iliciiard L. Metcalfe, assist
ant editor of lirynu's Commoner,
when llryuii ngieed to appoint him
lieail of the, civil government of the
Pmiuum Cuual none. This puts Met
calfo in line for tho govcruoridiip
when tho zone is placed entirely under
civil administration.
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COMMUNICATION.
Peary tlio Fakir.
, To tho Kdltor.- -Mr. L. W. Whltlnu
will fjud the "United States Geo
graphical society" oxposed fully by
Dr. Cook, Olio would uupposo It wns
a government Institution by its name,
hut It rU nothing but u prlvato club
ilavoted to tho IntereutB of Peary,
and Ponry Is Us president. Its
VemVlljy und falsehood Is part of
tliu diabolical machinations of Peary
to ideal tho honor from Cook. Or
gunlzulloim are often used to bolster
unworthy causes, but tho fiOth cen
tury should lo above treating Its
horee.1 as the 10th century did Co-
lunibua, 15. h. M'CLVKK.
RUSSIA
STEALING
FINLAND' S FREEDOM
TON
E
HOSTON', Juno 3. Tho prosecu
tion was expected to complete Ita
cvldcuco this afternoon against Will
iam Wood, mllllonalro president ot
tho American Woolen company, Fred
erick Attcnux, n wealthy mill man,
and Dennis Collins ot Cambridge, on
trial hero on charges ot planting
dynamite to discredit Lawrence mill
strikers. Tho defense Is prepared to
present Its caso Immediately. The
cas a Is expected to go to the Jury
Friday night.
Tho prosecution will rest Its caso
chiefly on tho testimony offered by
Chauffeur lMra. He swore he car
ried Attcnux In his machine to ttiu
spot whero John J. Urecn, a Lnw
renco undertaker, testified ho re
ceived money from Atte.iux to carry
on tho work nt tawrencc. Pirn wn
ou tho stand three hours yesterday
and was recalled this morning. All
efforts by tho dofense attorneys to
shake his testimony failed.
As n final blow tho prosecution
this morning Introduced n card Is
sued by the tnxlcab company showing
Pint's movements on January 13,
1012. Whllo examining tho card
Juror Knos noticed It wns dated Jan
uary. 1911. Instead of 1912. Tho
defense Immediately challenged the
card's competency, District Attorney
Pollctlcr Immediately called for the
company's books to show tho card
was. actually fljlcd, out in 1912.
IN WENDLINGS LIFE
COQl'ILLK. Ore, Juno 3. A ro
mance is today revealed in the life of
J. F. Weudlinjr, nephew of G. X.
Wcndlinir, the millionaire lumberman
of San Francisco, through mi action
for divorce brought here before Judge
Coke, nnd which resulted in his heiu-;
granted n decree ou the grounds of
desertion.
According to the evidence adduced
nt the hearing Mrs. Weudliuir disap
peared two years ago while her hus
band wns employed by hie uncle nt
Weed, Cnl., afterward writing him mi
endearing letter in which it was stated
that she had discovered that she had
not been legally separated from a
former husband and to make the bur
den lighter for them both, had de
cided to "drop out o sight."
Wcndling nvorftl thnt regnrdler-s
of the admonition of hi-, wife, he hud
made diligent search for her, believ
ing that he would have cleared up
the legal obstacles nnd made her his
Inwful wife, but was u!iMicce?t'ul in
his rpieit.
POISE, Idaho, June 3. Hy the
adoption of a resolution strongly fav
oring n central selling organization
the Idaho-Oregon fruit growers' as
sociation has today gone record as
favoring nf filiation with the North
Pacific Fruit Distribzutors associa
tion. The delegates, who came from
Southern nnd Southwestern Idaho
and Eastern Oregon, were cuthuins
tie in prftine of the work of the North
Pacific fruit distributors' nssoeia
tiou mid were instructed hy means of
the resolution to urge tho various
districts they represented luko im
mediate action looking towurd the
joining of the gssociutiou.
A
ASTORIA, Ore., Juno 3. Delloved
to ho the youngest offenders ever ar
rested in this city on a churge of
burglary, Avery Italno, aged 7, Is to
day commuted to the care ot tho
Doys and (jlr)s Aid society, and Alvtn
Jusslla, 9, Ib awaltlnt; u hearing.
Tho lads aro alleged to havo brok
en Into soveral residences and stores
recently.
Doth wero before tho pollco court
Saturday hut wero released In euro
of their parents.
On tho same evening, It Is alleged,
they broke Into a houso and securing
a revolver, frightened other children
In tho neighborhood.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant.
28 fi, IIAUTLKTT
Phones M. 17 nnd 47-T-2
j Ainbulauco Scrvlco Deputy Coroner
DYNAMITE
A
TRAGIC SUICIDE. .
IN FROZEN NORTH
FAtltUAXUS, Alaska, Juno :t.
AVord of n tragic suicide and a new
record In cost of coroners' Inquests
wns received hero today In a report
from United States Commissioner 13.
J. Stler, of tho remote Kuskokowlnt
district.
The report tells or tho finding by
n, trader named Hlshop ot tho body of
13. C. Tnwney, a trapper. 1 10 miles
from Georgetown on tho Stony rlxor.
.Stler, on hearing ot tho find, notified
the marshal and had n coroner's Jury
sworn In. Tho Juror loaded four
'sleds with biippllcs nnd started for
'he scene, but did not reach It for a
week as there was no trail.
They found Tawncy's body In his
tent. Ilo had tied u string to tho
trigger of his shotgun and blown tho
top ot his head off, nttor killing his
tdog as It lay asleep at the foot of
his couch. Pinned to tho bed was n
;note on rough paper.
"February Abot 12, 191.1.
"My leags al swelled up I can
'l) early walk. I can hardley breathe
can't sleep nt night. Wood Is getting
Jmposslblo I guess I mlto as well
qulto wenko walk about 25 ft. vorry
slowly. K. C. TAWXKY.
"Skins go to bury mo."
Two days' work was necessary to
dig n grave In tho froien earth. An
itemized bill of costs shows that tlu
Inquest and funeral cost $1072. The
six sktun brought $72.
IN DEFENSE OF HONOR
SEATTLE. Wush., June 3.- "I am
vorry he i dead, but I had to kill him
nnd I feel no rcmore," said Mrs. Jen
nie Perry, IS, who is held in the nui
tron'rt department of the city jail
with her three babies, for shooting
Louis Perrioa, '20, in dcfen.se of her
honor.
The shooting followed n fifteen
minute struggle between the man nnd
woman und was witnessed only by
the babies, the oldest of which is less
than three years old.
The dead man and the woman's
husband lire ea cooks mid hud been
doe friends for three yearn. Perrv
is a cook on the steamer Senator nnd
Perrioa on the Spokunc. Perry
brought his wife here a week ago
from Snn FrancNco. Perry sailed
on the Senator last Sunday nud last
night Perrien came to their home.
MURDERER SURRENDERS
AFTER MAKING ESCAPE
SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl., June 23.
Augclo Gen'oviisc, u laborer, who
shot mid killed his wife, Dominica mid
seriously wounded her companion,
Tomno Corratu, in his home Jiere
Inst February, surrendered to the
K)lice this morning mid wns booked
ou a murder charge. Gcuovnse told
the police thnt he fled to Itcuo, Nev.,
after the shooting but utter consid
ering tho matter decided to return
and stand trial. He walked up to a
IMiliceman on the street mid sur
rendered. ' II ,I0
SCHALL MURDER CASE .
WITNESSES EXAMINED
SAN FRANCISCO, Cul., June 3,.
Finnl witnesses who will appear in
the Schall murder trial here, wcru
examined by the federal grand jury
this afternoon. George F. Schall,
who is accused, through this testi
mony of murdering his wife and three
children with uu ax at the Presidio
here, will he brought from Portland
tomorrow if mi indictment against
him is returnee) by the jury, us is ex
pected. EIGHT INJURED IN
MASSACHUSETTS COLLISION
LAWRENCE, Musw., Juno 3.--Eight
persons were injured, none fa
tally today when u Boston and Maine
train collided with a shuttle train at
South Lawrence. Tho couches caught
fire, but the blaze was soon extin
guished. Mens Clothing
Cleaned and
Pressed
FIRST CLASS WORK
Suits $1.25
Punts SO
Coat nnd Vest 75
1017 W, 9th St,
WOMAN
BARTER AND TRADE
(Continued from Yesterday.)
Hy C. I J. Whlsler.
Hy tho use ot tho foregoing tnblo
for the comparison- of values it would
lie easily possible for those produc
ing In elo'o proximity to make equal
exchanges of tholr surplus products,
because bulk which Is u Impediment
lo long transportation would not In
this caso bo an Impediment,
Hut ns trade relations become ex
tended over u vastly wldoned field
tho east of this transference of bulk
becomes n menace to exchange, be
muse tho labor which Is expended 'it
tho transportation of tho products to
be exchanged does not add to tho In
herent value of the products nnd Is
equivalent to so much labor lost. Tho
effect of which Is to hinder and to
proNont tho exchange of surplus
Vrodurts.
If you wore growing sheep In this
valley and a suit ot clothes cost five
sheop tit the factory tho labor re
quired to transport tho sheep would
be greater than tho labor required
to transport tho clothes, and possibly
moro than tho entire cost of clothes
nnd sheep combined, besides tho fac
tory would be compelled to tio nblo
to handle and enro for sheep, and
nothing whatever added to the Inher
ent valuo of either.
It Is readily seen thnt tho law of
conservation would opernto to em
ploy some medium of exchange thnt
would Insuro tho minimum expense
ot Inhor with n maximum of snfetv,
and still ho computed tu loo base
which Is labor,
Hut It Is found thai tho moment
attempt Is made to exchange cqulvv
lents through n medium that the
medium Itself must possess the
equivalents of value of either of the
products to bo oxrhnnged, If not In
single units then In an Increased
number of units. It must act as tho
roimsltory for the Inherent vnluo of
either of tho products to bo ex
changed and must therefore of neces
sity possess within Itself Inherent
value.
Labor to he of valuo must bo ex
pended In the relieving of tho wants
nnd necessities of mankind, and not
regarded as so murh exorcNo For
Instance If I labored hard for n year
to remove a mountain wMch when
removed would In no trny tieneflt
GIRLS WHO ARE
PALE, NERVOUS
May Find Help in Mrs. EN
stem's Letter About
Her Daughter.
BarllnRton, Iowa.-"LydIa E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound has cured
my uaugntor or
weakness. She wm
troubled almost a
year with it and
complained of back
ache, so that I
thought sho would
bo an invalid. Sho
was ontiroly run
down, pale, nervous
and without appe
tite. I wai very
much discouraged
but heard of Lydla E. Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound through friends and
now I praise it because. It ha. cured my
daughter. "-Mrs. F.M. Elston, It.D.
No. 3, Burlington, Iowa.
Caso nf Another Girl.
Scanlon, Mlrm. "I usecltn b both
ered with nervous spells, and would cry
If anyone was cross to mo. I got aw
ful weak spells especially In tho morn
ing, and my appetite wm poor. I also
hod n tender placo in my right alda
which pained when I did any hard
work. I took Lydla E. Pinkham'a Veg
etable Compound and my symptoms alt
changed, nnd I am certainly feeling
fine. I recommend it to every suffering
woman or girl. You may use this let
ter for thegood of others." Miss ELLA
Olson; 171 Cth St., Virginia, Minn.
Young OlrlB, llccdTLLs Advice.
Girls who aro troubled with painful or
Irregular periods, backacho, headache,
dragging-down sensations, fainting
spells or IndlgesUon.should Immediately
ek restoration to health by taking Ly
dla E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound.
Your Baking Will
Be a Success
In every particular. Wo havo
inado It so by our scientific muii
ufacturo of
CRESCENT N
BAKING POWDER
Which baa two
power units
Ono works Im
mediately upon contact
with moisture
In tho dough
and tho other
works gradually
as tho food
bakes.
All Oiocors at 25c a pound
Crescent .MiuiiifactiirJiiK Co,
Seattle, Washington
MLCTWNQLFFX'jhuj
hiankludi what would 'my Mhor bo
worth per day? Answer, nothing.
Again that tho valuo ot labor can
Only bo mo.iHttrcd by thn rcturnn for
tho energy expended rail bo readily
veou by tho following parallel:
HuptMMo this J ear I plant uu ncro
of potatoes upon which I expend 10
days of tabor. Tho elements aro not
propitious, It Is either too hot or too
cold, too wet or too dry and ns n
losult of my labor I leap fiO bushels
of potatoes, Hut tho next )cur I
plant tho same acio of laud to pota
toes, mid expend tho sanio amount
of labor, It Is neither too hot nor
too cold, too wot or too dry and ns
n result of my labor 1 reap i!50
bushels of potatoes. Question, What
In' tho valuo of a day's labor computed
In potaloesT It Is evident that It Is
not tho same for both years, there
fore uu nvorngo iniiHt bo struck In
order to arrive nt an adequate solu
tion. Now ns labor cannot he transferred
from place to placo It cannot art as
a medium ot exchange. Hut may still
form tho basis of computation by se
curing somo commodity upon which
latior has been expended which may
net ns n medium of exchnngo nnd tho
vnluo of tho products to ho ex
changed Is computed In thn valuo of
tho medium In thn on mo proportion
ns tho labor In thn product Is to thn
Inhor In tho medium, mid so labor Is
still thn basis of nlue.
History Is replete with the experi
ments that hnve been made In an
effort to find tho most satisfactory
prndurt to bo used as such a medium
mid wampum, hides, corn, tobacco,
sheep, cattle, salt, slaves nud, lastly,
metals of ninny nrletles havo all had
their tryniit through tho most scien
tific law yet known, which Is Her
bert Sponcor's law of "Survival of tho
fittest."
Conservation Is mi essential ele
ment In this medium. Wampum wan
easily crushed. Tho worms nnd the
moth nto thn hides, tho corn nnd to
bacco moulded nnd rotted, tho, sheep,
rnttlo nnd slaves died, tho salt melted,
while of the metals somo were soft
and wore nway while of others some
rustod, somo corroded, some wero too
light and somo wero loo heavy Hut
science stayed on thn Job,
(To Ho Continued.)
FOR SALE
Small Irrigated ranch near city
reservoir. Houso, barn, shed, etc,
Telephoiio nml city water. Family
orchard, berries, garden. Now free
toll all planted. Ideal location for
market gardening, berries or small
orchard. Duy this ranch now nud
got tho benefit of this year's crop.
II. L. M HH.tr, Owner
Phono 10IS-L.
"Fathor grows youngor every day."
And bis now photograph hits him to
a "T."
Tho old portrait taken twenty
years ago, mndo him look so serious
and old-fushloued not a bit Ilka hu
really Is,
Wo wouldn't part with It of course
Hut Uu t It splendid to havo a pic
ture ot him as wo know him Just
ris ho looks today.
And father says Hint ho'a glad ha
gave In mid had It made thnt hav
ing your pluturo tnkou Is far from nu
unpleasant experience nowadays.
There's a photographer lu your
town.
H. C. MACKEY
Htuillo
L Main and Central
Mcdford, Ore.
Draperies
Wa carry very comnlato Una of
drap-rlcn, tuan ourfalna, rlituren. Ho,
and ilo alt cUsara of unliolatrrlnu. A
special man lo look an-r this work
nxclualvrly nn! will lvo aa kooiI
aervlco ua In Iiomlblo tu t in even
tha lursvit clllcn.
Weeks & McQowan Go.
JtKADI.SO Tin: m:vh
Is not very easy wiien tho oyes nro
weak or tho gldsseu aro faulty, if
you find your eyesight troubling you
whether you ho young or old do
not delay but como and have them
examined and treated nt once. I will
select for you tho lenses thnt will
help your Night oxaetly, und the
'cost will be trifling In comparison
with tha benefit you receive,
Dr. Rickert
Hyosight Rpechillst
Over Koutiiar'H.
jSv-i JU s- itTafc-i
Tho Mnn Wlir Put th
, K K h Ih r E B T ,
Look for Tilt Ttmlr.MntV I'lo
lino mi the Lntlwttit burin
ALLEN'S F00T-EASE
The AmIIiiIc t"nmUr for Ten.
tier. Acliln I'rrl. Hottl tin v.
wltflt.JV. SnmpjOj'llltlt. AililrtM,
I t, OLM3TKB, I Hoy, M, V.
Bittner's Real Estate
& Employment Bureau
FOIt s.m.i:
in tieres, !ft ncreii In nltalfu, very
good buildings; close to Medrord;
with stock. Prlco 17000.
Hood stork nnd alfalfa ranches, In
Applegalo; wilt take some city prop
orty an part payment.
UIO arru ntoelc much, Improved.
Prlco I'JO ier ncro.
4 act oh, u miles out, flue 8 room
bungalow-, gnrden, berries. Prlco,
$3000.
Hood modern I room houso, lot 50
xino. Prlco t300. lustnllmoiit plan.
-t room house, lot SOxtOO ft., Hear
rieok laud, somo fruit nud berries.
Price, tOCO; $300 will handle this.
Nice modern R room houso In Med
ford to exrhmtgo for stock ranch:
will pay some difference.
010 acres In Antelope valley, Cat.,
mid fine $12,000 rcsldonru In Oak
land, Cnl., to trade for developed
orchard In Hoguo Itlvor valley.
flood teams. $-'75 lo $ ISO.
Jersey cuww, $15 to $7C.
KMPt.OY.MKNT
tllrls and women for general hoiun
work.
Woman rook ou ranch, $30,
Itnuch hands.
Wood choppers.
Man and wlfo ou ranch.
MRS. EMMA BITTNER
He-.. Phono 10tM).. Phono H.1H.
Oppotdto Xnsh Hotel
ItOOMH 0 and 7. I'AUl tlU)(7K.'
You can make your wlfo supremely
happy by advising her to give up thn
hot, exhausting task of doing (ho
family baking, and Insisting 011 the
purchaso of bread, rolls, pies, cukes,
etc , etc , from our Hakury.
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELICATESSEN
11! H. OnlrM
E. D. Weston
Official Photographor of the
Mcdford Commorciai Club
'AYrmlcur Finishiug
Post Cards
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior ami exterior vioVB
Flash lights
Nogativcs made anv time
and any placo by appoint
ment. 208 E. Main Phone 1471
"Defeated"
doein't sound at harih as "beaten,"
but it doein't alter tho acorn.
Moyho the score would hava
been chanued if your hit had none
just a little bit farther, out of
reach of tho fielder.
Anyway, using n Cork Center
bnll, you would have that chance.
Illg leauuers say it it 10 lo IS per
cent, livelier than llie old style rub.
ber center ball, which makes It just
lively enouuh to give interest to n
game, but not too much lo make
the game u farce. Pitcher aay tho
Cork Center is easier to handle and
fielders testify that it flics mora
accurately than the old rubber core
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
1C6 Geary St., San Francisco
The Spoiling dealer will he glad to give
a iuUIiiku to aiiyoiiu.
lMw7UrT
Auxrj
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
COOL COV COMl'OHTAIII.IJ
HPHOAIr-TOHAV NPl.l'IAIi
HIJAHTIIHt.
MAIIIA.V Li:uN.ltl
In Her Tieuimutuun Kuctowi
"AS IN A M)OKIN(i (IliAHM"
In Three Keels
This positively Is mi undisputed pic
torial iiehloiniuelit.
Also
ttioil 1'ivt of Comedy 1IMMI
When It loiues to tlio production of
Pho(o-Ph)N thn ritnr remains
lit I bo load.
rnilllCHT AMI iVOOIAVOHTIt
Peerless Interpreters of Photopluss
i i
l.vr.uv Anr.itNoo.v and i:vi:-
NINO
I ADMISSION' .1 AM 10 CKNTH
lllllti: TOMOItltOW lll.lll. '
Marlon Leonard's trouinndons siiiceii
"AS IN A l.tMlKINO WI.ASH"
Matchless Mandolin Massive
PAGE
THEATRE .
MONDAY AND Tt'HHDAY
Till: MAN WHO DAHHD
Thrilling Z-lteot Story depleting l.lfo
In tho I'roMii North.
'Mil: PKIMA DO.S.N'A
A Throbbing .Story of Hinge Llfu
Till.' .MY.STHHIOl'S HD
IMP Comedy
llenr Our I'lin Ploro On heitrn, under
direction of Prof. Ilonrll
Matlueo Cvcry H.iturdny mid Hiiudiy
.30 to l
Admission .'.e mid 10c.
tM-tt IHHMHtttHHil
ISIS THEATRE
' Vl'our Heels l.liciiM-d I'll lures
'.', Taos, and Wed. Programs
;; patiii: wi:i:ki.v no. hi t
', ', Flood and Cyclone Number t
Till: hPY'H DI.'I'CAT
Z A strong Kssauay feature In T
two parts,
I thi:hi:s .mpsio in Tin: I
IIAIU
Vltngniph Comedy
4. With John lluuiiy und Flora
Finch
Mush' mid Kffcrts
4 AilinN'loii .1 anil III (.'euls
Matinees I Lilly
Coining Friday;
t a wisi: old i:m:piiant
X Hellg auliual font tiro In - twirls I
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Water
Boating
All Work rruaratitMd i
I'rk'OM Iti-aaonabla
COFFEEN & PRICE
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HORLICK'S
MALTED MILK
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