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MEDFORD atAIE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SATURDAY, 'AUGUST ,10. 101..
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VIIbb brothers lott Saturday (or
Moulit Shasta, whoso snowy summit
thoy wilt endeavor to nRccml.
11. II. Patterson, Charles Gay anil
Chris (loltlclb arc on a hunting trip
in tho'lilllfi. i
Tho ftWusca or St. Mary's Acntlemy
will rcopon school on Tuesday, Sep-
tottihor 2d.
Hokiieimado bread at lie Vos's.
llollud barley, bran, shorts, flour
and hay at tho now feed storo, 397
Boilth Front street, utar corner Front
And CleVcnth. iowost prices for cash.
Wllltdeltvcr to any part of city. Or
fliir by phoho. PJiono 1053-J. Leo
Walking & Co.
I-rccl Polouzo of Knglo Point has
been visiting his Med ford friends,
Drs. a. II, and l.oulso E. Hodges,
chiropractors And mcchana-theraplsts
are bow located over Deuel & Co.
Phono 170.
J. M. ltader, former sheriff, was
up from South Phoenix Friday attcr
noon. J. S. Harnett and IT. I.ahpo of Cen
tral Point wero recent Medford vis
itor.
Charles Prim, 3t., was over from
Jacksonville Thursday and wont on
to Ashlatid.
Kodak finishing, best la tows, at
Weston'a.
T. J. O'Hara of Central Point tran
sacted business In Medford Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs and Miss Eula
Jacobs spent several hours in Jack
sonville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of
Kanes Creek motored to Medford on
Friday.
CrAtnr Lake pictures ,a book )f
18 pictures, hand colored, the finest
ever made of the lake, for salo at
Gerklng ft Harmon's studio. Call
and see them. 228 East Main street,
phone 820-J. tf
A. R. Coslck was a business visitor
ia Ashland Friday afternoon.
W. E. Thompson of Gold Hill dis
trict transacted business in Medford
Friday.
H. F. Mcader and Frank Farrell of
Talent district were of thbso who
came to Medrord during tho week.
K. D. Wectoa, eosamertlal photog
rapher, aegatlvca made .any Una or
place fcy appelatssaab Fkaaa M.
1471.
Mrs. E. B. Hanley made an automo
bile trip to Medford Friday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bach and 51.
Aldrlch of Klamath Falls arrived In
Medford Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunham of Portland.
Miss MacXeal of Los Angeles and R.
6. BenhSm of Oakland are visiting In
Medford. j
The finest studio In southern Ore
gon baa been opeBed by Gerklng &
Harmon at 228 East Main street,
first stairway east of Star theater.
Our work Is always the best, views
of alt kinds for sale. The best of
kodak finishing. Negatives made
any time or place. Phone 320-J. tf
Ralph Clarke and J. O. Ilyslop,
mining man, who have been making a
trip to the Umpqua divld) and other
parts of Douglas aud Jackson coun
ties, are la Medford.
R. 13. Zimmerman and J. R. Nor-
rls, well-known horticulturists, trail
carted business In Medford Friday.
Good Crawford peaches for sale,
30o per box delivered. Phone R-13-W.
138
Fred Heath or Eagle Point and A.
Throckmorton of Applegate were In
Medford this week.
Fred Gere, the painter, who was
seriously Injured, while .sleeping In a
hay mow at Ruch last week, Is Im
proving.
"Insuranco your host asset." Have
the best, Place your Insurance with
Holmes, the Insurance Man, right if
he writes it. tf
H. P. MacAnderson, who are en
gaged In farming near Medford, were
in tho city recently.
Mrs. G. N. Lewis of Jacksonville
was a Medford visitor Friday after
noon. Mrs. C. D. Rostel was of the Cen
tral Poli'tera who tarried In Medrord
Friday.
You 'will be surprlsod to find how
little It costs to have the Southern
Oregon Elcctrie company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
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Phil Loosloy, who Is engaged In
farming near Tolo, spent a few hours
in Medrord Friday.
Mrs. George Corum returned Fri
day from a visit With her sister, Mrs.
Lo Roy of WIlilamB creek,
Professor and Mrs. Dunham, who
have been, spending tho vacation at
their 'homestead in Douglas county,
are In Medford again.
Weeks & McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
tHf PboaeSST
iNIgM, F. W. Weeks lMl4-a
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Chauncoy Floroy, chief deputy as
sessor and his family en mo front
Jacksonville Friday and loft on the
Pacific & Eastern for Eagle Polnti
(heir former home, on a visit.
Fred Johnstdn arrived from Sa
cramento Friday evening nnd will
visit his brother n while.
Fred Alton Hnight, teacher of
piano nnd harmony, National Con
servatory of Now York. Specialist
In tho corroct principles of touch nnd
tc-clinlquo in nil grades of study.
Careful attention given to young
children nnd beginners. Faults ac
quired through wrong ways of prac
ticing corrected. Fall term Septem
ber 2. Ilalght Music Studios, 11C S.
Laurel street, phono 176-R.
Mrs. Beaver of Portland, who has
been visiting with C. H. llctiurottvot
Griffin creek, left for home Friday.
George R. Llndley nnd his family,
who spent most of tho summer at
Dead Indian springs, nro In Medford
again.
B. S. Wnkcman of Mint, N. D., who
has been visiting In Southern Oregon
ami Northern California, left for
homo Friday.
Mrs. Arthur 11. Allyn has oponed
an ottlco as public stenographer at
the Medford Hotel. Sho is exper
ienced In court reporting, logal work,
banking, Insurance, abstracting, real
estate and commercial lines. Satis
faction guaranteed. Prices reason
able. IBS
Mrs. J. C. llorlon and Miss Horton
of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Brown
or Gold Hill mado a trip to Medford
Friday.
George Wait of Jacksonville tar
ried a few hours in Medrord Friday
afternoon.
Miqa Flora Gray is prepared to re
ceive piano pupils tor tho fall and
winter seasons, having re-opened her
studio at 144 So. Central avenue
Phones, studio, 124-J, rcsldcnco
794-J. . 139
Mr. and Mrs. N. "W. Klmo, Mrs.
C. H. Helmroth and Mr. Helmroth of
Griffin creek motored to Medford
Friday.
Mrs. M. Cameron lias returned
trom a visit to Ashland, and attended
tho Southern Oregon Pioneer society's
reunion.
Kindergarten will bo opened Sept.
2 in the high school building. Miss
Ruth Caryell of tho University of
Washington and a Beattlo kldnorgar
ten training school graduate will be
lu charge. AH' parents wishing to
enroll children may Interview Mlis
Caryell at the high school Thursday.
Friday and Saturday from 1 to i p.
m. Tuition, per month, $4; per
semester, 1D. 140
Mrs. William Wclsser mado Ash
land friends a visit Friday afternoon.
-I. W. Borry, who had his shoulder
dislocated in an encounter with D.
B. Russell's bull in Antioch district,
has returned to Medford.
"W. E. Oerlg, vice-president of tho
Pacific & Eastern, left far Portland
Friday evening on official business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Averill ot Ed-
sail and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Craig
of Gazelle, Cal aro lato arrivals In
Medtord.
Brooms Ask your dealer tor the
product of tho Ashland factory.
Luke Ryan, an extensive owner ot
real citato at Jacksonville, spent a
lew hours at Medrord Friday.
Dr. Emll Howard and bis family
ot Brownsville aro of the many from
tho Willamette valley who motored
to Crater Lake during tho week.
C. E. Gates loft for Portland Fri
day evening to provide for future
shipments of Overland autos.
Your piano troubles will ail bo
solved when C. M. Richards tunes It.
This sounds good if true, but you
run no risk trying it out. It not
satisfied no chargo. Order book nt
the Art Store. 138
Mrs. A. C. Van Dyne ot Ahrens'
storo has returned from a trip to
eastern points, during which sho vis
ited her .mother and sister, who re
side at Topeka, Kan.
R. E. ' Doane of Siskiyou cdunty,
Cal and J. O. Mattlson of Josephine
county, well-known miners, came to
Medrord Friday.
Prlrate music lessons rrom GO
cents upward to three dollars per
lesson, according to subject and
teacher chosen. Medtord Conserva
tory, College Bldg., 31 North Grape.
T. B. Kent of Central Point was In
Medford Friday, en route to Jackson
ville, where ho -went to look after
some town lots ho owns there.
F. M, Aniy, wbo recently returned
trom a camping trip to Union creek,
btatea that at ldast 120 automobiles
could be counted on tho road to Cra
ter Lake dally. Forty machines
passed by his camp ono Sunday.
Peter Nelson, who wan second trick
bperator at tbo Grants Pass railroad
depot before coming to Medford, has
been (succeeded thero by W. J. Ma
honey. Win. F. Brlggs, who camo to Doug
las county and settled near Canyon
vlllo In 1851, died tho forepart of
tho week, aged 70 years, He was
oho ot those who subdued tho Roguo
river Indians in 1850.
M..T. Mlnnoy ot Oakland, Cal., and
Frank B. Walto ot Sutherlln arrived
In Medrord Friday on business con
nected with tholr real CBtato Interests
In the valley.
ll, M. Whetse'l ot Portland Is vis
iting Mr. and'&IrsVlfE. Marsh.
Tho bed or crnckson creek, from tho
banks of which stream many millions
ot dollars wore tttkon In by-gone days,
may bo tho sceno of dredging opera
tions Ih tho near futilro. Mr. Wat
son Is at Jacksonville looking over tho
situation nnd Interviewing thosu
owning tho property which It la pro
posed to dredge should tho enterprise
bo Inaugurated,
Mrs. Honry V. Kllppel of Los An
geles Is reported to bo In a serious
condition. J'rofltrntiM with grief
over tho. loss of her husband, her
henlth has been lu n precnrlous state
over slnco.
Tho Southern Pacific company la
running n fruit train dnlly between
Ashland nnd Portland, leaving tho
former place in tho evening nnd
reaching Portland tho rollowlng
morning. A largo quantity ot can
taloupes, peaches, tomatoes, etc., Is
shipped out ot tho valley every day
and finds a ready market at tU.o .me
tropolis and other northern points.
Friday evening two carloads ot rrult
and vegetables woro shipped trom
Talent, Medford contributing several
hundred crates ot cantaloupes, etc., to
tho train, while other places also fur
utshed a Itboral quota.
Dr. a J. Smith of Pendelton nnd
wire have written Hint they will bo
here tor the stato medical association
meeting next month.
Miss L. M. Rundlott has returned
trom a trip to Yellow Stono Park,
Butte, Montana, Seattle, Wash., nnd
other northom cities. Whllo In
Portland Miss Rundlott attended -tho
milliner's wholcsalo oponlng.
At the Churches
Ion Lutheran
At Zlon Ev. Lutheran church, SI 2
W. Fourth street, there will bo Blbto
school (English) nt 10 a. in. Ow
ing to tho pastor's absence nt Lake
Creek, Ore., thoro will bo neither
morning or evening service.
Catholic Church
Eleventh nnd Oakdale. Masses, 7
and 0:30; sermon, "Christian Mod
esty and Humility." Evening devo
tions. 7:30; evening lecture.
"Christ's Messago to tho World';
first Friday devotion, mass 8:15,
holy hour, 7:30 p. m.
First ltaptUt Cliurrli
Rev. Robert William MacCulloiigh,
Ph. D., pastor. Morning, 9:45;
Blblo school; worship, 11a. in., ser
mon, "The Bible and tho Faith of
Our Fathers"; evening worship, 8
p. ni., sermon, "The Bible on
"Wheels"; P. Y. P. U. nt 7 p. m". Good
music. Strangers welcome.
Frco Methodist
Corner Tenth and Ivy, Sunday
school at 10 a. m., preaching at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m morning sub
ject. "Tho Only Truo Church." Even
ing subject, "Tho Vanity of Human
Life." Midweek prayermeetlng on
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Theso serv
ices are free and open to all. J. E.
Bradley, pastor.
First Church of Christ RclcntlU
Sunday morning servlco at 11
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"Christ Jesus," Wednesday ovenlng
testimonial meeting nt 7:30, All are
welcome. Sunday school at ten n.
m. All under tho ngo of twenty nro
Invited, Rending room hours, 2 to
B p. lu. daily vxennt Sundays and
holiday. Church oillflco 212 North
Onkdalo.
ClirMInn Church
Comor Ninth nnd Onkdalo. llllilo
school opun at 11:00 a, in., II, tl,
Klrhy, supurtutcmlent; Herman nt It
n. iu mibject, ''Tho Wisdom of
Fear"; Christian Endeavor nt 7 p.
m., O. C, Plurco, president; sermon
at 8 p. in., nbovo subject continued;
prayer meeting on Thursday oven
lug, Mrs. Dr. Seoly, lender. You nro
cordially Invited to iiuuo nnd wor
ship with us. I). 1). Boyle, minister,
corner Mlghth nnd Oukdnte,
l'rviihytcrlnn
Preaching nt 11 n. in. Subject:
"Who Is n Christian." Prenchlug nt
S p. in. Subject: "A Hero."
Solo, "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee." by Clmrles Gounod, II. O.
l'urucker.
Sunday school at 10 a. m, C. E.
Society at 7 p. in. Prayer meeting nt
S p. in. Thursdays. Tho Woman's
Missionary Society meets Tuesday at
the Home of Mrs. Hnyucs nt 2:30 p
in.
First HuptNt Cliurrli
Song, selected, congregation;
prayer; reading, L?ou Dnlley; vio
lin solo, Mies Florence Clark; piano
solo, Miss Vetiltn Hamilten: duet,
Misses Gere: lecture. Browning's
"Tragedy ot Saul," Dr. MacCulloiigh;
s6ng, congregation. Ice cream serv
ed on tho church lawn by the young
peoplo tor tho benefit ot piano fund.
Young peoplo's evening nt the
Baptist church. Pregram:
Opening song, No. 4fi4; prayer.
Miss Nena Dally; hymn. No. 451;
Scripture reading, Stanley lexter;
duet, "Tarry With Me" (Nlcolal),
Miss Florence llnzelrlgg nnd II, M.
Whetiel; ofrertory prayer, Enrl Kel
zur; BOrmoti. Dr. MncCullough, "The
Bible on Wheels"; nolo, "The Day Is
Ended" (Burtlotl). Herman Pur
urkcr; hymn. No. 3C2; "Lord's
Prayer," Thcon Carklns.
MetliiMlUt
Medford Methodist Eplsropnt
church, corner of Bnrllett nnd Fourth
streets, E. Otln Eldrldge, pastor.
Services Sunday ns follews: Preach
ing 11 a. ni., 8 p. m.j subjects,
morning, "Related." this will bo a
Labor day service; evening, "A
Man's Work"; Sjiuilay school, adult
Blblo classes for men, women and
young" ladles, OHO a. ni., subject of
lesion for men's Blblo class, "Be
ginnings or History"; Epworth
league, G:45 p. m.; prnycr meeting
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. Excel
lent music by chorus choir under the
direction ot F. C. Edmnads. The
rollowlng is tho musical order for
Sunday: .
Morning Violin solo by Carlton
Janes, nocturno from Mondolssohu's
"Midsummer's Night Dreams"; duet
by Mrs. Colo nnd Harry Doner of
California, "Edcnland,' by Fcnrls.
Evening service Solo by Clar
New Fall Clothing for
Men and Boys. Moth
ers N. ft. Cijn Fit the
Boys Out for School
Come Early School Opens
September 8th '
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Clothing Compy.
euco Muokcr; duel by Mr. EdmendN
nnd Mr. WhoUol of Portland, "The
Crucifix," by Fnuro.
lli pi 1st
An oxcoptlonn,ily tlno musical pro
gnun will lm nlvon at both tho morn
lug ntltl ovohliut serviced, Mr. II, M,
Wholsel, who Is now tenor soloist lit
tlm Sunny SJdo Methodist church of
Portland will bo hoard nt both serv
ices, Morning Sorvlco
Cnmrt Unto Mo Coonen
Mr. II. M, WhelHtil
Trio, Praise Yi Verdi
Miss l-'loroiiru llnxolrlgg, Mr. Wlilu
sol, Mr, William Vawler
Those having heard these three
favorites slug will know thoro Is a
treat lu storo for thnin.
KtcnliiK Hervlco
Tarry With Mo Nlcolal
Miss llatolrlgg, Mr. Wholsel
Tho Day Is Kudud llartlett
Mr. 11. O. Pimirkor
Violin Solo, llorcouno from Joselyn
Miss Florence Clark
ROBINSON CRUSOE TO BE
SHOWN AT STAR THEATER
Large eniwdH visited Ihe Slur llte
nler Inst night lo see Daniel Do
Foe's famous lulu uf iiiliciilure.
"lioliiii.ioii Crusoe" nud were h-
la-hled with the miirvcloiw drum
iitixutioit in moving pictures. It
Inke.s you hnek il the scenes uf your
childhood when fyoii read the nlory
with nil of ilH thrilling events nud
extreme hnrdnhips. It in interesting
alike lo iriwu-up mid children. The
picture will he tdimvn this ulleriiooii
nud loni'hl.
PHOENIX
CliarlcH S. l.eho of Medford was .1
business enllcr in town Friday.
W. II. Crawford or Medford has
herii in town part of lliis wiek at
tending to his fruit crop.
Lloyd Colter. (1. Krye, It. A. nud
W. Sttiith left Thursday for l spend
n idiort time ramping in the liilN.
Jim. Myron eanie here n few days
ngo from California In visit her M
ler, Mw. .1. T. Wilder.
V. Hliorl, (I. Yl King mill Mr.
Watt nro spending it few tiny in the
hills.
Professor Hill, recently from Hilt,
Cnh, is nruonir.iu u hrnsn baud
from nmong thn membem of I lie vol
uuleer firo company.
Mrs. Fred Moore nud children me
visiting Mrs. liosc.Mixire nud diiugli
lers this week.
.Mr. Miullcr ot .HiekHoiiMiio M
visiting her mm nud family, II. Shaf
fer, of this place.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will npply to the city coun
cil nt tho city ot Medford, Oregon,
nt Its noxt regular meeting, Septem
ber 2nd, 1013, for a llconse to soil
malt, vinous nnd splrltnus liquors nt
his placo ot business, No. 3C N. Front
street, 'Medford, Oregon, for n period
of six months.
Dated August 20, 1913, 139
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OAKLAND, Cnl., A UK. lit).- -I'lllNm
Joe Axevudo'H friends coino lo tho
front with u nmti, formur t'lmiiiplnii
Ad Wolgnsl will enter tho ring burn
Monday afternoon It two to one fav
or 1 1 o over tho Siicrnmoiilo lad lu
their srhodulod ten round bout. Tho
boys who nro betting on Arovedo fig
ure that tho Sarrumontuu Is coining
whllo Wolgnnt Is on tho toboggan.
Amycdn already Is down to vulght
nud lm'rt oiihi',1 up In his training, llo
figures that ho is u hotter boxer Hum
tho roriuor champion, Is 'just as hard
it hitler nud Is Just an strong.
Wolgast saya bo Is well satisfied
with lilti condition, but ho put lu a
full day'a work today. Aim win and
Wolgnst will cllmli into tho ting
alioiit 3 o'clock.
TOO LATH TO OliAHSIFY.
FOR RKNT -Well furnished r. room
htitiifnlow. Call mornings, 422
Mouth laurel Ht.
WANTIH) Good calviw, Mrs. W. I.'.
Ilryson, Griffin creek. It. I'. I). No.
1. Ill
FOR EXCIIANGI-: f luni). Kit ncro
dairy much near Portland tor city.
$1500, 10 aero Improved much
near Everett, Wash., for elly.
SHOO, Sii aero stock ranch, llutto
valley for city or country.
$ I J, (i (1 n IhihIiiim.k netting fCOOO a
year for ulfnlfa Inud.
lift. 000. 175 ncro stork ranch,
McKi'tulo valley, highly Improved
for town proper!) and noiiio rash.
Clark Realty Co., 201! Philips
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Ci-Huler anil Repair 8hop
(WltPKNTICR AND (lENKItAL RE
PAIR SHOP W. N. Offutt. Mr.
Alt kinds of Job work ilolio any
where lu tho city. First class
work guaranteed. Prices rli'.ht
Upholsterlug nnd saw filing. Hhop
33 North llartlett. Uiwu swings a
specialty. Itesldeuco phoilu nfiC-ll.
113
$11000 I MONTHS
A Pamideua, Call., man earned
$0000 In four months ns our special
ropruu'iitntlvo, Same opportunity In
your towil. Wrlto today for do
tallvi Itiformntion nnd exclusive pro
posit on. R. G. Mooro, sales malin
ger. 20 California Building. I .or An-tculi-sj
Cal.
H. Florence Clark
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Htudlo 111(1 Wtat -llli Hired
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MEDFORD
GREENHOUSE
Seasonable Klowew and
DeeoraiioiiH of all kinds for
fail weddingH.
Telephone .'171.
1005 East Main Strcot.
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Get Our Prices on What
WOOD
YoiiAViinVaiitfoi'ilieAVinler
TIER, CORD AND dAR LOTS
VALLEY
Successors lo Iielchstcin.
Cor. Fir and Second St. Woat.
Get this idea of rough, high
proof, . strong whiskey out
of your head or it will
get youplay the devil with
vour nerves ruin your
digestion.
Why punish yourself?
Cyrus Noble, pure, old anil palatable
IlottU'd at tlriiikinir r.trcnnlli.
Sold everywhere and eoatN no more lliatt
any other tjood whiskey.
y J. Van Schuyvcr & Co., 'General Agents
' PorMand,
ALLEN'S
FOOT-EASE
Tlie Arttlrillflthtdirl slUVni Into
Hi,- tiixtJ ht Hlno'ltiril Item.
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All
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Children's Eyes
I I'M ii I ro careful watching, especially lit
Ihe case of studious mIioIiiih. At tho
flmt sign of vuml.ucNS they should
luivo their oven exuliilnod, nnd, If
necommry, glnsses hIioiiIiI lm worn.
Hut any kind oMiIuhmcm will not do.
tiring tho child to inn mid I will guar
tuitco to fit tho right li'iincn so as to
liiiprovo tho vision and riiuiovii any
liciuluclics that may nwult from oyo-uli-Mn.
nit. itti ucit r
Siillo I'U Owe lleiiel's .Motfonl, Oie.
E.D.Weston
Official Pliotoxfaplior of tho
Mod ford Commercial Club
'Amateur "Finish lug
Post Canto
Panoramic Work
Flash lightu
Portraits
Interior anil exterior viewa
Negatives mado anv timo
and any place liy appoinl
inent.
208 E. Main
Phono 1471
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popular
notol in (lie
City. Running cli.-llillcd
ice wntcr in each room.
European Pint), a la Girlc
Cafe.
Tariff on Rooms
12 rooms . . . . $1.00 mtti
OO room . . . . .r0-cli
CO rooms 2.00 cli
(SO room vA pi"'' l'li 2.00 each
CO room, il philt Will 2.S0 vacli
'JO itiltrt, lF,lrouni, par
lor and Itsth 3.00 each
For more than one sunt add 11.00
cttra lo tlm abova rate fur
' caeli additional gueit.
Reduction by week or inontli.
Manaitmtnt Chttltf W, Ktllty
VZ.EL&C3'jnttAlUlZU;KW
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FUEL CO.
Tol. 70.
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