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RtEDFORT) MATL TRTT3UNE. MEDTORP. OREO ON, WEDNESDAY, .TULY 1, 101
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INDKPBNDKNT NKWHI'APKK
rUBUMIBU KVKHT AFTERNOON
BXCKPT (SUNDAY UT TUB
MKuronu IMUNTINQ CO.
Th Demoerntla Tlm, Tlia Mtdfonl
Mall, Th Medford Tribune. Thn South
trn OrtKonln, Th AnhUtiJ Tribune.
Offlcn Mall Tribune Dulldlnff, 11-XMt
North Kir atrent; telephone 7&.
Offlrlnl tier of the City of Medford.
Utflelal Taper of Jackson Countr.
Rntered aa aecond-rlaaa matter at
Medford, OrfKon, under the act of
March 1, Ut.
VaSOKXTTIOV 1ATM
One year, by mail ...15.00
One month, by mall .SO
I'er month, delivered by carrier In
Medford, Jackaonvllle and Cen
tral Point
.SO
RuturOny only, by mall, per year. 3.00
Weekly, per year ....,- 1.(0
Pull Tcasctl Wlro Associated lrcss
WKh Mc-for Stop-OTer
NEW CANNERY READY
FOR LOGAN BERRIES
R. D. I toko, manager of the Hoktt
cannery ald this morning that all
tho machinery hail been Installed,
and that he was ready to can logan
berries, tho first lot of which la ex
pected to bo brought In tomorrow.
The canning of loganberries will bo
In full swing next week. They will
come In In lots of from flvo to -!
boxes, and can be handled by a small
force.
Manager Hoke said this morning
that tho cannery would bo running
full blast by August 1. at the latest,
when tho tomatoes and beans would
be ready. Considerable acreage. In
tlieso two products have been signed
up. He expect to put on a forco of
from -0 to 25 then to handlo tho
crop. Pears will also be handled.
A number of people have Inspected
tho new cannery since Its completion
and all visitors are welcome Manager
Hoke anticipates a most successful
year.
STOCKS ARE HIGHER
NEW YORK, July 1. Representa
tlve stocks moved with sonio uncer
tainty today but a few of tho minor
issue- la the special group were
higher. Dealings were restricted,
the professional element showing lit
tle disposition to make new commit
ments in view of Impending develop
ments. The close was heavy.
Conditions abroad wero probably
responsible for the moderate setback
registered in today's 'early dealings
In International mucs. The dead
lock In the Mexican negotiations
exerted an Influence. Losses did not
exceed fractions and in most casei
recoveries ensued. The only gains
of nolo wero Atlantic Coast Line,
Ilrooklyn Rapid Transit and Llgget
and Meyers preferred which ad
vanced a point. Trading wan fairly
actlvo with Indications of some in
vestment. ONLY ONE OF IHREE
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IINLEY OK THAMKS, July 1.
Only one of three American entrants
lor. tlm Diuuioiid Sculls Hiirvived lo
rliiy the first round of (lie eontcxt.
Jiinu'rt U. Ayer of the Union Kent
dull, Ilontou, easily dipoiH'd of It.
(Jonld of New Zealand and Jemis
CoJIuge, Cambridge, but Willinm Tu
dor Gardiner Mimimhcil to Q. C.
Fripp mid J'uiil Withinptun to J,
Ijiwrrnce Tumi, in the lutter enwi
lifter n iriot oxcilin-r 1'iiiUli in which
Hie American ciiinu within mi ace of
overtaking Die KiiKlMiuiiiii at lli'
iiniHliiii line.
Hubert Dibble of Trouto nleo won
hi race, frmiHiuj; beautifully tluoiilH
"lit,
In the next nerien of heut, Ayer
meelK (lie Italian, Sinixugliii, nlm lo
ilny defenti'd Hie Knlirdi crack, K.
1), 1'. Pinks, and Dibble ineel Tuna,
liSIERliNlis
CARRY ARMS OPENLY
P
LONDON, July 1. VMer vulini
Iwtrx Imvp been notified necoplnitr In
ll)H llelfuht llclut, iat Hid lime lui
Hlijvt'd wlieii on an order J'nmi tlieli'
cimniiHiiiliiiK ofilcurrt (ho men may
wvy nrw (ifMly Mini that nny jil
Itwi'l l w'lro Hw arm or lli vnluit
luArri hn Hiny In nirryiiitr ilinu in
Mwlt mMh !il older l l'i U trhn-
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AFRICANELEPHANTS
T
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WASIUXOTOX, . C, July 1
Carl K. Akeley, African explorer, In
a communication to the National Geo
graphic society, in Washington, D. C
tells of an elephant "first-aid hrt
gade," made of the female elephants
of a herd, which not only attempted
to give auceor to their wounded "aul
tan" but went on "patrol duty" In an
effort to punish his assailant.
While hunting elephants In Uganda
Mr. Akeley came upon a herd In a
clearing, rounded up in close forma
tion, conscious of the presence of an
unseen enemy, "There wero about
25 elephants, mostly cows, and Just
as I was on tho point ot backing off
to a safer distance, thinking there
Here no big bulls in the lot, a fine
pair of tusks appeared on tho near
side," ho says. "A clump of bushes
offered cover for a near approach,
and I went in quickly to within 20
yards of him, and as his front l"g wa.
thrust forward offering a good op
portunity for a heart shot, I fired
both barrels ot the double rlflo In
quick succession.
Help for WoHndcil
"All was commotion ns I seized my
second rifle and, seeing there was no
direct charge, retreated some GO
yards to the top or an ant hill, from
which I could sec what waa going on.
I then witnessed a scene such as I
had heard described and which I had
been keen to verify. A number of
rqws were clustered about the bull,
for ho had fallen 30 yards from where
he was shot, and with their tusks
and trunks were doing their best to
get him upon his feet; tho remain
der of tho cows wero doing their
best to get him upon his feet; the
remainder ot cows were doing patrol
duty, rushing about in an Increas
ing circle, searching for the source
ot tho trouble. That meant me, so
I retired to a safe distance and
waited for the atmosphere to clear.
This bull stood II feet and four
inches high at the shoulders, and tbo
tusks weighed 95 and 110 pounds
respectively, while the clrcumferenco
of tho front foot at tho solo was
C7V4 Inches, tho largest recorded, I
believe.
"It Is generally understood that
largo bull clophauts are moro fre
quently to be found apart from the
herds, but our experience does not
bear this out. Threo bulls that we
have shot, having tusks each weigh
ing over 100 poands, haro been herd
hulls. 'We have found tho largo old
bulls enjoying the society and protec
tion of largo herds of cows and young
animals. One splendid old bull well
known In Urganda, who has been
seen by many hunters, Is so well pro
tected by a largo herd ot most ag
xresalve cows, who chargo at tho
slightest Intimation of danger, that
ho still survives. These old bulls aro
very rare, for when one has dovelopcd
tusks of r.O pounds ho becomes the
target for very hunter, native or
white, who sets eyes upon him; thus
It is only tho moro crafty or timid
Individuals that, seeking the protec
tion of large herds or clinging to tho
moro inaccessible regions, such as
denso forests, manage to survive to a
ripe old ago and develop a full growth
of Ivory.
A Narrow Kfccno
"At another tlmo, I was watching
a herd from an ant hill, when from
the cows there was a low, ominous
rumble llko distant thunder, which
was plain talk and meant trouble. A
hasty glance around convinced u
that there wns but one thing to do,
to stand and meet the chargo from
tho elevation where wo were and
from which we could see. If wo tried
to escape to one side or to the forest
wo could not see them over the high
grass boforo thoy were upon nt,
They charged toward us, came half
way and stopped. They had lost tho
wind, but Immediately caught U
again, and roaring and Bcreanin?
with redoubled energy camn Into
view over a slight rise. It was J
disconcerting spectacle. Tliolr great
ears at full spread, trunks thrashing
wildly, a roaring Bcreamlug mass, -10
tons of frantic femalo elephant veil
gcance. I remember that I felt
IjoincHlek. A rlflo shot stopped the
leader, but, encouraged by tho others,
she came, on, only to bo knocked down
by tho second shot. The others
crowded about her, sniffed nnd
bolted. Tho old cow slowly regained
lipr fcot and staggered away, while wo
In deep gratitude returned to camp,"
10 KLAMATH FALLS
Ji'i,v rooiiTii
$10.00 round trip by aulo stuge,
Will luloi fvo or moro miuont:uni ut
(bin price, l-euvo either Trliluy
uvuuIdk or emly Hutiiplwy itiornliitf.
Ilelurn Hunduy hvhiIiik, Court Hull,
UMiiuKHf lfn Tuxl nmipuny, '
(J'ttld Ail v.J
FORM
E
YINJUNL
IE AVERAGE
MONTH
ACCORDING
10 WEATHER MAN
June was an avcrago mouth this
year In tho Hoguo river valley. The
rainfall was .00 as against an aver
age for 25 years ot,."9S. Tho moan
maximum was 7(3.9, an against an
average of 77 nml.t'hqtyean maximum
47 as ugalmu.'tho nVerugu of -IS.
Dato .Max, Mln. l'ro. Char.
1 5$ iV. . ... Clear
2 -S2 51 ....'. Clear
a cs r.i ;.V I't. Cly
4... -..57 A" '.17 Cloudy
5 5S 37- .17 Cloudy
C....... 68 VI .04 Cloudy
7... -6 4S .08 - ..Clear
J t'. 8 16 Clem
9 .......74 4S Clear
;i0 SO 40 lt. Cldy.
11 7 51 I't. Cldy
12 77 50 .0.1 I't. Cldy.
13... .S5 41 ..... Clear
14 95 4S Clear
15................ys 54 ..... Clear
lt..l........0C 57 ..... Clear
1 ".... 94 57 ..... Clear
1S............S9 53 ..... Clea-
19. S3 50 I't. Cldy
-0..... 70 51 Cloudy
'-'1 .(. 77 39 ..... Clear
-U.. 70 43 I't. Cldy.
23. . 04 54 .015 Cloudy
24 70 54 .03 Cloudy
25 71 52 .OS I't. Cldy.
20 S3 43 Clear
27 S7 4S Clear
2S 94 49 Clear
29 9 4 53 Clear
30 9S 55 Clear
Temperature mean maximum, 7S.9;
mean minimum, 4S.S: mean, G3..t;
maximum, 9S; date, 30; minimum,
37; date, 5; greatest dally range, 47,
Juno 14,
Precipitation, total, .ftti Inches.
Greatest In 21 hours, .17; date, 4 and
5.
Number of days with .01 Inch or
moro precipitation, S; clear. 10;
partly cloudy. 7; cloudy, 7,
Date of hall, June 4.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS
GOES 00T OF BUSINESS
XKW YORK, July 1. While the
United Stntes Kxpress company cean
es today to be n traiHporlatiou com
pany, none of the 15,0111) employes
wilt be out of employment, nn the
business of tho company will be
transferred by other companies, nit
transacted by other companies, which
linve taken over practically nil of the
mileage ojernted.
Of the 15,000 employe-, of the Un
ited States Kxpre1"! company. whoe
salaries nKRrvgniu $(1,000,000 n year
14,000 will continue in the oitious
they have held.
CITV TUKASUItlWS XOTICK.
Notlco Is horeby given that the
city ot Medford, Jackson county, Ore
gon, will tako up and cancel tho fol
lowing Improvement Bends:
No.'s 0259 and 02G0, dated August
1, 1910.
No.'s 900 and 907, dated August 1.
1911.
No.'s 1445 and 1440, dated Feb
ruary 1, 1912.
Also, Water main Improvement
Hondo No.'s G to 10 Inclusive of ser
ies "H", dated February 1, 1912.
Interest on tho abovo named bonds
will cease at the next semi-annual In
terest paying period, August 1, 1914.
Dated July 1. 1914. 89
OUS H. SAMUKLS.
City Treasurer.
Mi:iroui STOKKK Wlfif,
cm)hi: o.v ,iur,Y ith
ll thol stores and ofices of Mod-
loru win e cjouoii an ,uay and, even
ing Saturday, July 4lh.
For the convenience of patrons, tho
grocery stores and meat markets will
remain open Friday evening. There
will bo no deliveries made Saturday.
9S
I. O. O. V. Notice.
Illg tlmo Wednesday night nt R. R
encampment .No. 30. Installation,
Roynl I'urplo degree. All mombors
please attend. 87
C. P.
notici:.
Notlco Is hereby given that the
town of Mutto Fulls, Jackson county,
Oregon, will take up nnd cancel war
rants Noh, 37 lu 51, Inclusive upon
presentation of said wurrsutM lo tho
trouNiinir of suld town.
interest on said warrants will
ceu ho from the data or tuu first pub
lication of this notice which Is Juno
30, J914.
K. JJ, SMITH,
Treasurer of tho Town of IJulUi Full,
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
hf AM-UUAt
W H, HAKTMOT
f'bfcMM N, 7 Ht 47-Ji
AmiIiimm Hrrk lhiuig Vvhhh
BOMB
AWATED
E
Y
VIKX.VA, July 1. Tho conspiracy
ngalnst the lives of Arch Duke Krnn
cls Ferdinand and the Duchess of
Huhenborg wan so welt planned that
It would have been Impossible for
tlietn to escape from Homiln nllve. ac
cording to some members of the late
Arch Uiike'a suite, who returned hero
today.
Tho officiate say that two clock
work bomb uere found beneath the
tabic on whlelv lu'lielieou was await
lug the urch ducaUparty on tho re
turn lo tlie city unit. A similar in
fernal machine also wns discovered
In the chimney of the room occu
pied by tho Duchess ot lluhtmherg at
Ulje, a -watering place, a few mllen
from Sarajevo, and n woman wns
caught with seven bombs In her pos
session. The bullet which killed thn arch
duke was nn exploslvu one.
It hag been ascertained by tho au
thorities that (lavrlo 1'rliulp, tho ni
sassln, Is the son ot the proprietor of
a hotel at Sarajevo and passed lib
20th year, so that hn may bo sent
enced to death for tho crime.
OLD FASHIONED
FOURTH AI TALENT
Talent will feature an old fashion
ed Fourth of July as the setting for
an all day basket picnic lu an exten
sive oak grove on the west border of
town, known an Weldener park.
lleglunlng with a salute at G a. m.
the festivities of the day really start
with all the old time comedy contests
and athletic events running from 10
o'clock until noon.
These Include with the sack, bar
rel! and other foot races, special
dashes and a otato race for running
ponies.
For tho benefit of those who can
not bring basket luncheons thore will
be lunch stand accommodations lo
endeavor to provide for tho hungry
and thirsty.
After tho noon luncheon thn com
mittee hope to huvri 'President Wilson
and Secretary llryan at the grounds
for short addresses, tho only diffi
culty Is In securing a release for Sec
retary llryan from, the Chatrlauqua
authorities. President Wilson Is
much Interested In the Talent cele
bration, hut naturally hates to como
without llryan, who Is to explain his
Mexican policy If he can got awny.
The big feature of thn day for the
fans will be tho ball game nt 2 o'clock
In tho ball park, two blocks from the
grovo between Talent and (lold Hill,
lloth teams are working1 hard In pre
paration for this contest and the (lold
Hill fans aro organizing a formidable
delegation of rooters from their town
to accompany tho team to Talent. A
fast game Is assured as the managers
of the two teams have anuoiinccJ
their Intention to Sfcuren crack nut
side umpire and suspend dobate.
Immediately nt tbo closo ot tho
ball gamo tho gay and festive greasod
pig seven times greasier than even
your grandfather knew him Is to bo
turned loose on thu diamond and the
flower of thn valley's pig fighters will
ondeavor'to catch and hold him. En
tries ore free and open to all.
Following the ball gamo from 4:30
to suppertlmo numerous Midway or
Pike stunts have been provided for
children ot nil ages, In tho shady
grove.
A big open air dancing platform
lias been erected In tbo centor of the
park under the oak trees, whoro thn
air always In motion from tho foot
hills may fan thoso who enjoy danc
ing, both afternoon and night.
A huge celebration bonfire your
dad remembers when they always had
one will be lighted after dark nnd
there will bo n military baud concert
for those who are not dancing.
Taxis and truckn will run to tho
celebration and for tho accommoda
tion of all who wish to stay for the
entire celebration the Southorn Paci
fic will run a xpcclul, south from Tal
ent to Ashland at 11:31 p, m., from
Talent to Grants Puk Including all
Intermediate points leaving Talent nr
12:50 o'clock a, pi.
"ltb Medford train 1 Medford mad
'""shingles'
Why buy shinnies (hut aro shipped
lu when you can get a bettor grudo
thnt aro mnilu ut homo of heart wood
siiKhar plio7 Tho old fashioned
iliukus that lusted so Ionic were inado
if sugliur plno, I liav'o moved tho
inlllo to lliilto Falls, riuiiilntf on u
big seulu and chii supply any unioiuit,
These uhliiKlus are on sulo In
Medford ut tho Kiist Hide Wood Yurd,
PIioiiu 77'W.
HT, JAHI.ll, Mil J.V'JMi MAN
GRAND
DUK
MAN
QUARTERS
MUST BELIEVE IT
M. t,. '
Wlieji Well Known Mfilfonf People
Tell It kt Plainly
When public endorsement Is made
by a representative, cttlxen of Med
ford the proof Is positive, You must
believe It, Read thin testimony.
Kvery 'sufferer of kidney backache,
every man, woman or child with kid
ney trouble will do well to read the
follewing:
Mrs. William Charley, 305 N.
Ornpe St., Medford, Ore., sas: "I
hud, nni eh palu In the small of my
back and sumctiineH I could hardly
bond; or strnlKhteu. At night the
trouble, bothered me, too and often I
piu)iln't sleep- 1 tried plasters and
liniments but nothing helped me,
Wliwn almost discouraged, I board of
Dean's Kidney Pills. In lesi tluip
tv6 weeks after I began taking tli'cu,
HOI,
unil
'Pfitlt better. 1 used In nil f
boxes of (loan's Kidney Pills
tfiey made mo well. Dean's Kidney
Pills so completely cured mo of kid
ney trouble that I have hud no sign
of It for over three- years,"
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply nsk for n kidney remedy- get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Charley had. Foster-Mllburu
Co.. Props , lluffnlo. N. Y.
ISIS THEATRE
l : . i
VAfltKVIM.i: TODAY
Bernards Empire
Attractions
Three People, 3 Minute Act
Featuring Utile li ankle
Most Clever Child Performer
Four lloelx IteM Ureiccil Phohipl.-t)
Ailiid-dou lll.tr. IViil
Cuming Tlnirxlny
fOI.OMIl, IIKi:.. 1,1 Mt IV MHMI'O
Animate! Ctirtixtiii
PAGEUP
Enlfrc Change of Proornmme
TONIGHT
WHEM THEY GREW JEALOUS
Comedy Drama of Domrstlc Life'
SOPHIE 0FTHE FILMS
Cemeily with
Victoria Fortk, Eddie Lyons anil Lee
Morrjan
Feature. Bison
TRAGEDY OF WHISPERING
CREEK
Pauline Bush nnd M unlock
MacQuarrle
PAGE THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Seven Pieces
Mr. Harry Howell, Director
Special Popular Prorjramme
The Coolest Place In Medforil
ADULTS 10c CHILDREN 5c
Every Evenlnn 7:15 o'clock
STAR
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND HAT
j'JIDAV
.ll'I.V Tllllll) AND I'DCRTII
The Multiple Mnsterplocu
Hearts of Oak
lly Jnmeu A. Ilerue Author of
"8horo Acres," "Way Down Knst,"
Ktc.
Direction of tho SehuberlH and Will.
Ilrndy
Starting on tho nlKht or
JULY 4
and ns a permanent feature every
evening thereafter
CABARET
STRING ORCHESTRA
In tho l.ntest Popular BelertloiiH,
ItnKH, Tuiikos, Ho n kb nnd ClnssleM
IIICK.VI'ri ADMIKSION 10 CHNTH
Special Note
MlnitlUK with Wednesday. July
Kill, wo will show I'loliiiian's Famoiu
Players series on Wednesday nnd
Thursday Instead of Friday nnd Hut-
urduy um nt present, A en I urn n
week.
W Bhow
PATIlifi DAILY
iuy, imcnpl Friday. Mvvry
lj' U IUrV 0110
I J very
MRS. H. L. LEAOH
Kxport Oovsotlflro
320 North Bnrtlott.
Phono fi(50 M.
SUMMER RESORT
ROGUK RIVER RANCH
Jill MIIck IVoni .Medford
ni: riMiiiNN
Hunt nnd TeimU
Kates $1.50 per day, 17.50 per week,
Passenger rates $3 50 one way, by
Crater l.nke Auto Stngo
For Further Information Wrllu
p.t i, it. epiivki:
Trull, Om
FOR HIRE
Private Auto
1 tlrivo iny own hip mill
guv wuu .siM'vioo fit
REASONABLE PRICES
E. A. GRAY
2C-R5 OR 882-R
Crater Lake Season
Now Open
Hound Tilp, flH.Uiis Due Way, 910.0(1
Auto tai;o !caeit M'dford Hotel
S n in, Holland Hotel at S OTi, Nn'i
Hotel at S 10 on Mouda), WedueH
da and lrldan. rclurnluK on Tne
da) , Thurnday and Hntunlun. Kldn
trip pnnneuKer carried to ull pidnU
alone Mage route.
I.oiik toiirliiK car tilpit to other
polnlH a Mpcclalt).
COURT HALL
Mtllt. IIAI.I. TM CD.
$5,000
STOCK OF TIRES ON HAND
UNITED STATES
REPUBLIC
MIOHELIN and
GOODYEAR.
Otll ami get our )rit'e.s.
CRATER LAKE
MOTOR CAR CO.
There In Nothing Retire anil Noiir
Quito Ho J(mm1 na
VELVET
ICE CREAM
Kor 'oory o.ccahjn. Individual
mobU for Mpeclal orranlom. Hpeclal
price for churcliea and lodKei.
I'ropmt dollvorlei,
White's Velvet
Ice Cream Factory
Nat lliilldlmt
Phono 4Ht.lt
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
"Will lip H'lelmilt'd in Yimous lown.s in Oregon ninl llio
I If "SUNSIT ,
I lOGOtMisKAlIAl I
Tho Exposition Lino l!)lf
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
between
retlford nnd Asliliiiitl
Oranls Puss and ledl'ord $1,110
KoHobiirg nnd Ornnls Pnss WVJ'l
Asliland and 0 rants J'nss $i.S(T
AVilli eorresponding low fares between nil ollior
imints, will onablo ovoryono lo spend tbo Ji'tmrth
wiiero desired
SALE DATES AND LIMITS
Tielcels will be sold .Inly :!l and 'lib belween all sla
lions in Oregon wliere ibe ono way Tare does not
'exceed (1.00; and will be good Tor return on or bo
foro July (lib
Call on nearest H, I', Agonl for full Inforiiuitioii as lo
fares, irain Hebediilcs, tfo,
iliiiuiM,Hi'(il(,((i)Mirfil PaHseiigei'Agl,, l,oHlniul,Oi,
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
120S lOn.sl Main Klh-ut
IMctlfonl
Tito Only Kxi'IiihIvo
CmiiiiKM'i'inl I'liDlognipliPi'H
in Stiiillici'ii Oi'okoh
NcilivcH MiuIp any linio ip
)iltit,i hy apiiiiiilini'iil
PIhmio 1I7-.I
AVoMI ilo Hip pphI.
E. D. WESTON, Prop.
Dry Cleaning Department
ot
SUNRISE
LAUNDRY
For Steam mid Dry Cleaning ami
All Kind of Dye Work
T.a1le
Cleaned flponied
and and
Preutod Preined
Hutt .- -I l3S up GOc up
Con t ...... .76 up aSaup
Hklrt ............... .&fl up &c up
Overcoat .......- 1.00 up 60o up
WaUl ......... .f-0 up :6c up
Dre ...... ,76 up 60n up
(lloveii, Kid M .10
(lluve, Ion it 30
(lenu
Ole.ined Hponrtd
and anil
Premnd Prnid
Hull .. ..... 11.25 ftOo
Coat wwwwmim. .60 36e
Veal .............. .35 10o
Trotunri .60 16c
Overcoat .................... 1.00 60a
Itatucoat ..M..MM..nM. ,76
Cent' Hull Prauod Weekly, 11.60
per Month,
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar
For pultlnn, up nil kinds of pickets
ninl especially (or lalile use
We carry this in bulk
Give It a Trial
MARSH &
BENNETT
Second Door List of First National
Dank. Phone 252
Remember No Deliveries Made
Saturday. July 4
y
.ill