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Mrs, n. 0. Snothe. who has been
visiting In California nnd t tnti. re
turned In .Medfoid Filday .. cnlnt,.
.Mr. Smythc remained In San ""ram
ckeo.
Jeob Klippol made a'lrln to Jack
enfHto Friday, to awfngo Tor 'the
decoration of the KraxW of Union
veterans In the cemetery at that
Place.
The Great Leap and Mutual "Week
ly "News', five "reels, 10 cents. It
TJicatcr, tonight only.
II. Johnson, president of the I
Jacksonville hank, was a Med ford ls-
Itoi" Friday.
'Mnt J.U Hall h visiting rclaHics
living nl Central Point
" Atomic sulphur, arsenate of lead,
Hatklear, lime and sulphnr, Tiorry
crate and boxes, tor sale at lowest
prices by tho Co-opcratlvo Fruit
Orowers Association, Med ford and
Central rolat.
Mrs. J. 3. Owlngs la quite III at
her residence In Mcdford.
Mrs. It. Ituford of Ashland Is a lato
arrival In Mcdford
To al'Spllx" clear, best 5c clear,
on market. 59
Mrs. 1. A. -flraffla of North TMicxs
nix was of the many who carao to
Mcdford Friday.
II, 0, Matties of Ashland spent Fri
day In Mcdford.
Tho Great Lean and Mutual Week
ly News, five reels. 10 cents. It
Theater, tonight only.
Mrs. V. Eifert was In Jack
Eonvlllo Friday, visiting bcr daugh
ter, Mrs. W. II. Barnum. ,
J. F. Brown, D. Clngcado and Xi.
Von dor llcllcn of Eaglo Point were
lu Mcdford Friday, transacting busi
ness.
Transplanted tomato plants, 70
cents per hundred, special prices ou
lots S00 and over. Egg, pepper and
awect potato plants now ready.
Portland Avenue Greenhouse, Med
ford. Phono S7-B. 65f
J. R. Xellson, tho miner, returned
to Mcdford Friday evening, after an
absenco of several -months.
Mrs. W C Dcncff and Miss Leila
Prim of Jacksonville -visited In Med-
ford Friday afternoon.
Salto, tho driver of Sunrise "Laun
day Mcdford, has some wood for salo
on ground at Coleman creek. J2.50
per cord, si. 35 per tier. 79
3. Mitchell of Ashland, the stock
buyer, was a business visitor In Mcd
ford Friday.
J. Moore and G. V. Trcfrcn of
Ashland were In Mcdford Friday, en
route to Jacksonville ou legal busi
ness. A "King Spltt" cigar la home made.
Try one, 5c. 59,
J. w. Manning has returned to
Klamath Falls after an extended visit
In Mcdford with Bis daughter, Mra,
J. D. Fay.
L. L. I.OVO and J. S. Ilarrdt of
Central Point transacted business la
Mcdford Friday. ' ' '
The Great Leap' and Mutual Week
ly News, five reels', 10 cents. It
Theater.' tnntcat bntv." '
' Ef P. Hughes of Ash'land was of
'the many who canto to Medford Fri
day. Mrs. A. Cantrall of Jacksonville
lias returned from Ashland, consid
erably, Improved In health.
Ask our grocer or neighbor about
die pennant wrapped bread raado at
the Nowtown bakery. 63
Mrs. II. D. Smith was a Medford
visitor Friday aftornoon,
Messrs. Mclntyro and Caster of
Dig Itutte tarried In Mud ford Friday
Money to loan on Improved ranch
proiKsrty. Carkln & Taylor, 71
Mrs, A. C. Allen of Hollywood was
tho guest of Medford friends Friday
uvcnlug.
Louis Colver of Phoenix and P. D.
Blackdeu or Climax made a trip to
Medford Friday.
Mr. Fred Alton Halght, summer
term, teacher or piano and harmony.
The Halght Music Studio, 11C South
Laurel street, phono 17C-II. CO
E. W. Wilson, deputy sheriff, was
In Mcdford Friday on official busi
ness. Emll Mohr, proprietor of Hotel
Mcdford, returned yesterday even
ing from a visit In California. His
family will remain u while longer.
Hoyal Bakery goods at DoVoes,
F. II. Furrar of Hay Gold spent
Friday night In Medford.
Mr. aud Mrs.' Thomas Fafl6w or
Lake crook motored to Mcdford Fri
day. Mllk and cream at DoVoe's.
'M. Perry aud J. B. Jordan wera
down from Ashland Frlduy.
M. I). Jones, O, M. Lewis and E A
LaiiKjey wuro down from Juclaon
vllle Friday iifnrulng
Wo have u number of Miss Pout's.
,btHk of "'Cooking Suggestions," at
ibis of fit a for trie dUt'ilbtitlon, C2
wmmmtisszrTzsmimm
, t.,..i f ii f '-
Weeks cfiowin Co.
Mrs. S. 1), Holme and Mrs. G.
O'Brien have returned to Kaglo Point
from" avlMtad'ortiand with their
sIsloY. .Mraj fcucrln. . ' ''
V Cltarlea jf7 Young hriV returned
from' a successful bear hunt tn.Uougi
iaglcountj. "
Docs your blue serge shlnoT Orres
& La Mar can tako tho worst shlno
out. Don't throw It away, Just phono
TiSS-It, and havo It taken out. Guar
anteed. 206 West Main.
K. A. Jjherwln, a prominent Vinson
and roriMcr member of too Oregon
fegUlalure. drorWd dead while talk
lng'o C II. Vanpcl at Ashland on
Wednesday. He had Veen a resident
of that rlty for many years and "was
6t$ )osra of age.
' Mr. antl Mrs.l:. K.'AVtmcr and Mr.
and Mrs,1 G. II. Samuels we're of the
many who "went to the Jacksonville
cemetery ttiday.
Fresh llmo. Mcdford Lhr. Co.
George W, and Marlon Lance, M.
S. Bldcn and, Claudo Miles tnado a
fishing trip to l'lp Butte this week.
Mrs. Margaret Buckley and her
daughter of Applegale have been
guests at tho McAndrcw farm.
Quality ice cream and Quality but
ter Is our motto. Medford Creamery,
W L. Chappell.
A. Beall and J. Stllwcll Vitas tran
lactcd business In Mcdford today.
' Mrs. A, Schmltt, -ho has been
atopplnit with Mr. and Mrs. 1). E.
llaneV, went to Jacksonville this
morning. ,
F. W. Shaplelgh Hardwaro Co., are
dally adding to their well assorted
stock and are selling at close prices.
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Thcodrlc Cameron, a prominent
pioneer of Koguo river valley, who
represented Jackson county several
times In both branches of the Oregon
legislature. Is seriously 111 at the
residence of his 'stepdaughter, Mrs.
Walter Lang of.Oakland, Cal. He Is
Jn his Soth year.
B. F. Mnlkey returned this morn
ing from Roscbnrg, whero ho ad
dressed the graduating class of the
high school. He will deliver the
memorial address on Decoration Day
In Mcdford.
Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John
H. Carkln, Glenn O. Taylor), Has-ktns-Boydcn
Bldg., Main street.
Hermann Bros., who aro retiring
from business In Mcdford, will re
move to Dunsmulr. Cal.
F. Joy has returned from the Crys
tal Springs orchard, owned by Dr.
Spratt of Michigan, whero he grafted
17,000 pear scions this season and
lost less than five per cent of them.
Screen-doors at Medford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Harry Porter of Gold Hill Is
vtaltlng wfth friends and relatives In
this City and Jacksonville.
A number of McCford fans will
Journey with the ball team to Grants
Pass tomorrow.
.?Kodak finishing, glossy or dull fin.
Ish at J. o. Gerklng's studio, ::s E.
Main St. Phone 320-J.
.dtj L. Pitt of Eugene Is spending a
few days In the valley on business
matters.
llaldy Worthlngton and Mo-o Bark
dnll and party of friends leave to
night for a f lulling trip on tho Little
Applegate.
.Call Mitchell , for lawn mower trou
bles. Phone SG.
John Downs has returned from a
short business trip to Bu'tto Falls.
Mrs. Jane Amhurst ofllognc Itlver
is visiting friends In this city this
.J. O.jGerklngrtbo beat all around
phofographeV in outlfern Oregon.
Ulways reliable. Negatives niado ani-
herc, tlutf or jilacc. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
E. It. Johnson of Ashland was a
business visitor In the city this morn
ing, t. ;
M Vookey of,' "Central Point Is a
business visitor In the city this af
ternooh. ; '
' Tbr sale at a bargain, a restaurant
outfit. Call on or addrefs room 23
Hotel Nash, Medford. GO
J. A. Torney has returned from a
trip by auto to the Palmer creek
country.
W, p. Forde. of Siskiyou Heights,
a "practical gardener whose efforts
havo "attracted scores of people,
brought the first home grown new
potatoes to the public market this
morning, aud found a ready sale.
PARENTS ARRESTED
(Cofitlnued frOHi pags I.)
aifalust tho three ln tho clrcuft "court,
today and that a grand Jury tuvebtl
gution would be begun Ininiedjatcly
Police officers and the private do
tectlve empoed by th mayor .begaui
today digging up the floor of tho cal
lar In the Winters' homo wjth the
bopo as they expressed It of finding
either tho bod) of the girl or evi
dence of how (he lr?dr had been dl
pnbed of It wa i ld If no traces
were found In tho cellar other parts
ul llio promises onld do dug up,
lltM'rlNWl tiltl'Mli'l' FlKJHll
Mrs. Winters, following her ar
rest, was questloiisd regarding tm
rloihliig worn by Catherine ou th
day of lii'r dUuinirursiHu, March 20,
lHIH. aud lliii pollre tsld Hist,
among til nlbor ffecls khu do
wj-lbmt ilif swvnvr whhh mm found
s4 ultilil.
mms M l)r, Vf'lfi lMi
WuM b iskfu o ile J Ih Muiidf,
w
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MAYM here
A letter hn been rmiril li the
I) mum Iphvua' in icoiim tn mi up
h?1 to 3. Follies Kolierl-oti, the
ron I Kni;li.-li iK'tor, to uiu'iif in thih
city,' I hiit wild as fWKnNSunU !
It i4 pnitmtilo. lull lift! t4t UiUs tlm'
Hie tiolci jiluxer v1l U)(Hur"ii) llii
vUy
"Itiut-liiiuuu Miiiiur, lticliey Henlli,
llortrt.
"M,v Denr Mitdiime:
"I tliiink von nil Iienrlilj for the
Kiml ntnl llrtltcrinp K'lter ,ou lime
M'nt uc. 1 fuvr that otir roijint i-
impoxoilile. My cU,rll tour wn.
mitdc iiii sum" month", nuo. llowoxer,
if il ihwhiMp, 1 will jdav nt Meil
fonl mid Kueite. Willi my ood
wUheo, Very truly,
"J. FOUUKS KtlUKUTSONV
ER FINED $100
aUT FINE SUSPENDED
Clemency was extended by tho court
,to G. il. Turner of Gold Itlll, convict
ed Thuritday or contributing td tho
delinquency of Alma llrltt. aged 11
'years, Friday afternoon when a flno
of $100, the same suspended, pend
Ing goo behavior was administered
by the eVt. Turner ts a well kiiitwn
residonrf Gold Hill, highly re
spectod. anil friends assert that tho
odium of tho conviction Is a punish
ment worse than a prison term. He
was convicted almost entirely upon
the testimony of the girl. Tho Jury
for hours was In doubt, tho poll
standing at one time 10 to 2 for con
viction. SALVATIONISTS PRAY
FOR LOST COMRADES
NEW YOIIK, May 20. At Salva
tion Army headquarters here, 700
delegates from all parts of tho United
States assembled to sail today on the
Olympic to attend tho International
conventlon-ln London, field aniltiipst
continuous prayer service for- their
comrades whq pcrlshod in tho Em
pros d"f Ireland disaster.
Messages recclied by Commander
Eva Booth from Lieutenant Governor
J. M. Gibson gf tho provlnco of- On
tario, ronflrmcd reports that few of
tho Canadian delegates aboard thu
Empress of Ireland, probably not
more than 20, woro rescued. Com
mander Booth sent messages to Sal
vation Army officers in Quohec to
mako every effort to Identify tho
deud and report tho names of tho
survivors.
ENGLISH COAL MINERS
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
LKKIIS, Knjrlmicl, May :i0. Kleven
ciial miner were killed nml u mini
W of other, injured Imlnv Iiv un
exjiNiMnn of giiH in the .SiIUIoiiucdI
liery nt Wlmriiuliffe.
THOMAS WINNER" OF RACE
(Continued from pas; 1.)
3.37.31, a new record for tho dis
tance.
Bolllot had wrested the lead from
Thomas at tho 350 mllo point with
about a quarter of a lap to spare.
Dufay was (In third place, about two
laps behind. The llmo was 4:13.2!.
a? compared with the former record
,1:2",15, made by Dawson In 1012.
At IOO .Mile Point
Fifteen cars wero left In the race
at the end of -100 miles, Thomas was
again In the lead, threo laps ahead of
Duray In the second place, followed
by Guyot. Tho tfme for tho ills
tan re, '4:52.02 marked another low
record. Bolllot who was fighting
for first place with Thomas, hud
troublo with the roaruhrelg of his
car and was forced out In tho H7th
lap. . VU
SlriiKrt. , ,
One black horse, four )curs old, no
visible brands, w)ro imt ou left front
foot ' .lumped Into my enclosure at
the Ylfc" Vlo orcJiard. OWner
cal and jiny chrKo ntf Mo urfiVl;
ty. C J 'Gear'
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g j f ? j fc -. ..-ii sssr-sinsr nJffB I
JJ U bbL WZa m.B tbwJsms..yAPMkaM tW.sB MslsMsml bbmsmI
i TO THE FRONT j
I Having and Thrift uro lu thu front miiU of sufccis- 1
I ful ixidettvor I
J. An utrouiit with us will uimblo ou In lu-ip puiu vvjtli A
M them Hurt "'J X
ft i Juji'K'! psid ou uil;ig m.iyiiul.s I
Aw. 9yikhiiii iHtitk ant Aikkik '1L
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At the CKiirchcs
IS .'4 1
t Talent tbiiitlst"
ItnV. Mrs. WNT h! MnrCiilloiigh,
B. A Morning worship It it. in.
Strangers welcome.
(Viitml Ptdut UnplUt ,
Morning uomhli II u. ii),
KxciflnworKhlf. p.'m.': ',
V til I 1, A, kltmVIMlIIIN
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pasior. , "
Kt,'ir(iMl
St. Marks hall. Holy commiiii-
Ion S p in. Sumlii) school 10 n. m.
JPrajer nt 1 1 a, ni. Hev. W. D. I lam-
filtun, vicar.
CIiiihIi of Cod ,MIiIiiii
1 15' North Front street, Alodfoul,
Oregon.
Sunday schooJUV.30 a, lit.
Prvacliln "J30p. m.
Calholle ' ' ''
Corner Eleventh and O.jkdale.
Marees nnd'llrt 30 a. m.'
Christian doctrluo 9:15 n. in.
Baptising 5f"to ,3 p. m.
EoiiIiik devotions 7jH0 p. m.
Oakdnlc .Vveniio Mi'tlimllil
Sunday srljpol at 1 0 a', n.
Preaching Mil' a, in. ti'i'ul S l, m.
Prayer mcctlpg Thumdajf eieniiiB
nt S o'clocit.. Our i1fstrlflcohferencc
will meet 'at MrPnrlaml.'Ore., Juno
4th.
Como to our forvlcoi and help u
iwllh '0,,r Presence
Strn;igers aVe alwajs welcome.
II.
M Branham, pastor
Itaptlot
Rev. K. W. MacCullougli, l.'h. !..
pastor. ' ,vIu ,
Morning worsh'lp tl m,, sqrmoii,
"The Echoes'of Ills ComliiR." Eveii
Ing S p. m., sormon, "The lteturn of
tho Lord. Jesus In tho Light bf tho
Times." T"
lllblo sel.qoll5. '" ,
B. Y. P. U. T. nt. ?v
Strangers welcome to 'all services.
(lirl-tlnli
Sunday school at 9:43.
Morning sorvUo'at It n. in. riuv.
W A. Biggins, representing a bene
oleut association of tho Christian
church, will priach.
Endcnvpr nt .00 p? tn.
No cvonliig s'crilce.
H. E. Tucker-, tho no,w iiilnlitijr.
writes thatlioliriMaliiVd n folv dss
owing to lllBlniniil'iniAlty but will
bo here soon. Vlnft ijWtoiia to ret
Into tho ffeld aHrfVoVtho',ork r-
vlved.
i ' i
rirt auucli br nirlct, ScleulNt
Sunday servirc at tVti, m Stibi
Jcct "Ancient and' "Modern Noco
mancy. alia MtstncrlsuVand llypoo'
Usui, denounced. f
Wednesday eyenlng tostlmoiilul
meeting at 8 o'clock.
All tiro cordially Invited. i
Sunday school 'at l6 o'clock. All
under tho ago of SJ0 are wclcomif.
Heading rooty, In church edifice,
212 North Oakdale avenui', open
from t:30-to l';(dalD, except Siin-
da)H and holidays.
.InikMintille l,r'llTliin
Morning worship with sermon ut
eleven o'clock Subject? "A Warn
ing." Text: quench (Not Tho Spirit.
1. ThesselonlanH1 V:ll.-
Evening worship with sermon nt
eight o'clock ; Subject: "The Eih
Inrgemcnt of life."
Sunday School at 10:00 A. M.
Y. P. S. C. E. at 7: IS P.M.
Tho Womiiiis' Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. 11. M Colltno nt 2:30 p. M.
Thursday.
Mid-week meeting on Wednesday
evening at dght o'clock.
ClirNtlun ICndenvor
Mr. Itottmnii, field hceietnry for
the Oregon Clirii.liiiu Knilcinor l'n
iiiii, nil) he in Mnll'ord .Moiidny eve
niii" for the jiiirjioxc of Imlilitif?
rally rr th ,Moll'.vil Tiiion of Yoiiiiy
People. Tlie oiiiifr Indlcn of. tlie
ilil'ferent MiniUc will eiirli prepare
(i lunch for two, nml nil the ydiuiK
people ore rcitiete(t to he iit.thc
Chrintiiui eliun-h nt H::J . m., ion
lav, hIicii) the inlilvn will ho bireiul
nml n gi't-loj-cthiT Innr-ncim jy
Inkeii of. Fulloiviiig this, Mr. fott
iiiiiii will conduct u i-oiitereiice jit
will ho ivorlli oiir while to nuike'aii
effort to he out to tliU nill, ni. (ho
i'i i .. , i ii i. ii. ..,,.: i.-..
iviiii i'iivitcii ill .ir. iiiiiiiiniiv" ii
Iiii:!- hhil he I in Mcilfonl on itiii'O
n yeiii". Kwn though hu may notbe
rfccri'lun lor nur puitieiiinr orjfnri-
yr-t
T
irulion, lie eiin u,lo i lot- ul' guoil
nvlstimeo. m. .. ,
k Ix tsiinwiiM .mm , ?
ft 14 n ia ,
1st 'U,MJll,,,?,tt H 4 f
ydodfprd SKutyiillsl lSp,lsci1mi
ohurch.iFornorlif BartfnU nudTuurtiii
street.- E. Olln Eldildge, pnstAr
Srlcea Sunday us follews: Preiiili
lug 1 1 n, in. u ml s p in. Subjocts.
morning, "Tho Christina Whu
Coujifi." K oiling, "Culorndo n Nolo
jfMYnrnlijj ft , : , .
yunitiJtcliooJ, ft: III Ln, m.t ,
Kiiworth l.ennuo. (triri ti. m.
IIo.v'h Military BrlgmW Wediies'dnxl
evoiilug) T ' III) o'clock i' '
Prn or nufctluu.. Thursday cwiiIiih,
s:uo nVliirk. , , 1 1 1
Liolleiit 'iiv.f b.5 vested rliorus,
holr '.under. tlui dloicllmi of F. tV
Ednusidx Sncrlnl fi-jitum fur Sun
day. Yon nre prdJnll) Invltnd,-
I'rcxbjterliiu
Stiiiday HOhinil at 10 a. in.
Morning, sunken t J I .
dross bft J. F. Mulke)
in. d -i
Junior EmUayor nt ;t p. in.
Christian i:itleinr at 7 n in Sub
Joel. "Convurted Pursoa." Lwidor It.
II. Harrison.
lul the oieiitug a song xerilro ulll
he ghon nt 8 . in.
Organ.
Hymn,
I'raur, , ,(
Anthoiu. , ' .. .
Soprano, "l,vlorlu".,y,,Jur,u,ot.i
Miss diiriildlno Tholas t
(uartetto.
Contralto, colccted
Mrs. Iliillidtiy llalKht.
Aiithem. . , ,
Soprano "Fenr Not, Ye 6 Isnul" .
,. . ......... Dudlo) lluok
MUs (ernldlnq ThohH
llarltone, selected
Dr. W.'w. Howard
Contralto "le llnlh Not Seen."
Holy Cll) Gaul
Mrs. Ilnlllday llnlglit
Hymn,
ilth Medford tradn is Mcdford msdn
itio KU't: 'rt) uutKHtrr.
FOB EXCHANGE Kill acres, cabin
springs, l '4 million fet-l A-l tim
ber, partly cleared, $2100, for
house and lot In Medford. Box
W care Mull Tribune. 2
FOIt SALE Two now auto tlrr.
liiver used, 12t4 per rent off re
tall, Firestone, Box W, caro Mall
Tribune. t'.2
&i&iilKli!Vi
Men
Wanted
a
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l!rl
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In the next 10 dnvs want
."On men In Mcdford mid sur
rounding terrltoi) -nioit who
have not yet found Hint to bo ;
(it
n roai part or 1110 romiiiiiiuiy
1 11 fthlch t hy iio that It Is
n....HMnw.. . I.M M'llllll. Afllll llf
III 1 rnfill I III l.v- . iiii. ,.... ...
all ethors In the roiiimunlty - V
ll 111
I 2
to hnvo their nantra in t:io
Mluo Book of tho (oiiimunlty. ,?
bu listed III tho telopliniio Q
(y director) along wan tnn inner
W 2000 men In Mcdford'ho find (i
cii thu teloplinne so liidlspeuslhlo.
v i no uin is m Biiiiiii- iimiiuiuit t,
... . . . i-'
lii )nur resilience inr oiuy i ,
cents n day (no other charge)
and (lien assign for your per
sonal scrvlro a competont, lit-
IUIIIHIII, lHHK HUH IIMIIIV1MH v-' i
operator, always at your com- Si
luand, day and night, rend) and
willing to do for you Uhimi W
things a thouk.iiid times great-
er in iniiiu limn mo hiiioiiiii
)oii pa) for II.
Tho llliio Book goes to press
Juno 10. m. your nnuio bo
urlttcu In It
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Mado in Medford, Prlco $V,D0 find $9,
WE HAVE A LARCrE ASBOIITMENT OV AUTO TOP MATERIAL BY
THE YARD OR JOB
MEDFORD TENT & AWNING CO.
U lathi nil Inimiiilh I'm Ciiivih
:'i
CjO'ni'iifencemeijt Gifts
r a
WATERMAN IDEAL PENS
$?. CO to S1S.00
ANS0O CAMERAS
$2.00 to 05,00
Imiiorlfrt nml Douicritip IVu-rniucM
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FENCING SEASON
IS NOW AT HAND
VOI' NMKI) TO IMi'OTKC'P YOTU (II.M)WIN(I
(JU'OI'S AND PASTrU'KS KICOM STOCK AND
lions, vor siton-D instam a kicncjk
WITH STK'KN'UTII AND liASTINd (Jl'AlilTlHS.
Tlio.sii roquiivnii'iils nl'u I'liinik'tl in
PAGE WOVEN WIRE PENCE
O U K V2-DM1 -Jfi-INTH PICI, 1100 AND STOCK'
FKNCK is sjuv'inlly ilcsigiH'tl Tot' youi' ncotls. In
this fi'iico yiiti Ki'l nmi'o value ft : ; oiip nionoy than
in any otlit'i fcin't' oriVtvd yon anywhere at any
pripc We ship carloads direct from faetory to Med
ford antl offer yon the hest fence made at a reason
able price, delivered at your depot.
GADDIS & DIXON
"THE PAGE FENCE MEN"
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Your hay will soon lie ready to cut nnd wc nrc rcaily
to furnish you with the beat mower made for cittlinj,'
this crop. Wo handle only McCorinlck mowers. There
is no better machine made, You can get any si.c machine
you desire 3, 4, Hi, 5, 6, or 7-foot cut. McCormick
jiiowcrs wilt cut anything that's cutable. TJicy arc always
ready for work, and they nrc made to stand hard wear.'
McCormick mowers arc light in draft, and convenient nud
easy to operate. Dcn't wait until the last minute befoie
getting your mower, but call and make n selection. A
McCormick inowcr won't cost you any more now than it
will later. Drop lu, examine our line, and wc will tell you
why it is to your interest to deal with us. Kcincinbcr, wc
nrc not here today and away tomorrow. Wc arc always
here aud always ready to supply your wants.
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HUBBARD BROS.
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