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Master In Chancery Wallace. Mc
Cninmnnt, df Portland, has sold to
tliu )lAlntirrH In the foreclosure unit
In ljTnkVupley, , for I1C.0C2, the
amount of tho Jndgn.rnt and costs,
thi VaUoy View Orchard trad, lylnu
four tivtlca cant of Talent and two
mjlea east of Suncrcst orchard. The
Plaintiffs Are tlio Investors Mortgage
Security Company, Limited, an Kng
llnh corporation.
The Woman's itollof Corps will
uervc Ico cream nnd cake Friday
evening, Aujt. Tth at tho rcsldcnro of
Mrs. Hart, 227, corner of Knsl Con
tra! nnd UaMlctt streets. Everybody
lutttcd, 118
0. H. Marsh, formerly clerk of
the fcdornl circuit court, has been
unpointed clerk of tho federal dis
trict tourt at Portland, filling tho
vacancy caused by tho resignation of
A, M. Cannon, who refused to serve
when the salary was placed on n flat
basis of fSOO a year instead of tho
fee system, which yielded over $1
000.
Arnold Daly In "Tho Tort of Miss
ing Men' at the Star Tonight
Mrs.T M" rarrcll of Medford. with
Mrs. Jos. Mombcrt and sou Merle,
departed last evening for an extend
ed visit to "Fern Ilrook," tho homo of
Mrs, Mpnibcrt, situated in tho beau
tiful pine clad fool hills hear Mil!
City, Oregon, hoping tho delightful
climate and pure mountain water will
he beneficial to her recovery. Mrs
rarrcll recently underwent a very
serious operation at tho Sacred Heart
hospital of Medford. Mrs. Mambcrt
was summoned to tho bedside of Mr.
Farrell. Tho Mombcrts and Farrells
were close friends in the east.
Tree props at tho Medford Lumber
Company.
Though iho woods arc full of
hunters, and tho' deer arc reported
plcnlful, tho reports of deer killed
aro small. Old hunters attribute this
to tho Inability of tho first rush of
hunters to hit anything, and not be
ing acquainted with tho hahlU of
the deer.
No files on the Pennant wrapped
Dread. Wo aro not advertising It,
Just letting It havo Its way with the
people. Positively rontalns no alum.
Mado at Newtown Haltery, 142
Mlts Dernlcn Dalton of Grants Pass
visited with friends In this city the
first of the week.
'Fresh Lime. 'Medford Lumber
Co.
Ashland-citizens gavq a banqimt
Wednesday In honor of. Mark Daniels,
superintendent of National Parks.
Dr. .Myrtle S. Lockwood will Hml
her offlco hours during August ti
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 2
to 4 p. m. "
J. A. Wcsterlund wilt Icavo the end
of tho week by auto to, attend the
Slirlncr's convention at Marshfleld.
Host Hotter in town at Fout'fc
Grocery. 1
A number of the members of the
Seventh company imagine they will
bo called to Fort Stevens to protect
the Pacific coast from an imaginary
attack by a couple of German cruK-
crs who happen to bo sojourning In
western Mexican waters. I
nest Uuttcr In town at Fout's
Grocery.
X sduad of Spaniards chased out
of Mexico by orders of Villa missel
through tho city southbound Wed
nesday night, packing their carthlv
goods On their backs.
I'iiVe an order for your Buttsr
at Fout's Grocery,
Ray Mcintosh of tho Dead Indian
country Is a buslncrs visitor In tho
city today.
Leave an. .order for your Uuttcr
at Font's Grocery. i
R. ft. Elgin ha's returned to his
home in Balcni after spending a weik"
in llilri cltv.
Oaly one kind of kodak finishing I
al Weolon's Camera Shop, that's the
best Over IsfB Theater.
Leslie Osborne who was taken to
Sacred Hcnrt hospital .Monday even
ing suffering from an ncuto attack
of Indigestion was discharged froni
tho hospital Wodnesday, and Is ablo
to bo around but Is still weak. He
leaves for a few days at Shasta
Springs to recuperate.
Arnold Daly in "Tho Port of Miss
ing Men" nt Star Tonight.
Tho orders of tho police to muzzlo
dogs for fear of rabies is being gen
erally obeyed, a number of sad facl
canlnefbelng at large with wire trapi
over tliMr snouts.
Parslbn Hair Dressing Parlors.
Manicuring, .general work, 11. F. &
H.Jniiif., phope 57-il', '
M, Vt. WIJHIs of Persist rulurnel
to Ills homo this uioiulng after spend
ing Weduesduy in this city,
Hotel Medford dining room now
opens at six u, in. aud Is ouon till
midnight rontluously.
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vndhitaxirs
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ftmtm A. K. Orr 1-M
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Henry Wngnor of Gold Hill Is a
business visitor In this city nnd Jack
sonville today.
Arnold Daly In "tfho Port of Miss
ing Men" nt Star Tonight
Tho city water supply was unus
ually warm Wednesday owing to the
heat, and slightly discolored owing
to dust falling from tho forest and
brush fires.
J. 0. Gerklng, the best Ml around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always rcllnblo. Negatives mado any
where. Onto or placo. Studio 228
Main St Phone .V20-J.
nepresontAttvcs of eastern whole
sale houses ftnS making their regular
fall visits lo Medford merchants tak.
ing orders for their winter and sprlhir
delivery.
Call J. W. Mitchell for lawn mow
er troubles. Phone 2G.
llonry l.ovo, the negro bootblack,
who Is alleged to have forged a
number of checks on Medford mer
chants' and departed two weeks ago,
has been located In Vreka, California,
nnd will bo brought bac to Medford
for trial. His friends in this cltv
wdro very much surprised to think
the county would spend hard cash
to punish him,
Aetna means Holmes tho Insurance
man, Aetna Fire, Automobile, Acci
dent, Health, Liability, Surety Bonds.
Hiram Mcador has returned from,
a hunting trip on Elks creek.
Charlie Young Is down for a foY
days from his summer camp on U'l-
lon creek.
Seo"n. H. McCtfrdy for Aetna Fi
delity and Surety Bonds. '
The mercury rcg'sleTcd 03 degrees
Wednesday afternoon, and at noon
today was 92. It a not expected thv.
the warm weather wll last over the
week.
Kodak finishing and supplies l
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater.
Will Thornton has returned from
a trip to Itoscburg nnd Willamette
valley points.
Groceries it De Voo's.
, Bert Orr and family returned the
first of the week from an auto trip
to the cOast
Screen floors at Medford Lbr. Co.
So far this month there has no'
been a grass fire in the city limits.
A grass flro supposed to havo heei
started from a P. & E. engine raged
for a few hours along tho right t'
way Wednesday afternoon.
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Over Isis Thea
ter.
$J, S. Smith and wlfo and daughter
Irene will return today from a trip
to Crater Lake.
Fruit labels artistically printed la
anyjmd all colon. Medford Print
ing Co.
Joe Rader of Phoenix Is in tho city
today attending to business matters.
The contract for tho plastering of
tho Elks' temple was let Wednesday
to Contractor Coombs or Ashland, for
ajVroxImately 11200, flOO less than
the, bids submitted by Medford bid
der's. The work on this part of the
building will begin In a Short time.
The MUies Ina ana T.uclnda Coch
ran returned Wednesday from a va
cation stent at Fish Lake.
Tho finest equipment in Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Medford Print-
log Co.
CJunty Commlssibner Con Leover
Is In the city today attending to
official business.
George B. Carpenter entertained a
number of tho ranch colony Wed
nesday evening at a "barn" dance.
If yoa want Tr "lithographed fruit
label Instead 'it a printed one, see
u, wo are agents for Scbmltz Litho
graph Co. Medford Printing Co.
Tho Hoko cannery expects to be
gin tho work of canning tomatoei
the latter jiartof next week. The
tomatoes ar.c beginning to ripen fast
ln tho warm weather of tho last
week.
Axel Lundgren left this morning
for his mining claims In the Blue
Ledgo district artcr spending the
,wtek in' Medford.
"Sprague Ilelgel of Riverside
orchard, Gold Hill, Is a business vis
ttor In tho city today.
Attorney Gus Newbury attended to
legal matters In Jacksonvllol this
morning.
Tho Central Point Feed Store of
Central Point, Ore., can supply you,
with new and second hand grain
bags at reasonable prices. 122
Tom Fuson made a business trip
to Ashland Thursday night
An anti-German demonstration and
argument was hold in the Med fort.'
cigar storo Wednesday afternoon, and
dispersed when a young son of Car)
Jcscko appearod with a jollow via!
und aunouncod he would hlow up
the gathering If (hey did not cease
denouncing the kaiser. The assem
blage applauded tho German patriot
ism of tho boy, who takes cllsasturs
lo the Gorman army very mich lo
heart
Tho chlhf of pollco desires It an
nounced that iicdostriaiis who "Jay
walk," cannot collect damages In
casti they are lilt with a vehlclo ac
cording to (lie state law, "Juywalk
Jli" I'onsitfjM of crosxlng the siren!
dlaKunull), liuicad of at tho cross
ings, anil tho poll warning was oc
caponed by a woman with u baby
fferrluKo nuirowly cscuplug Injur
Wednesday aflurnoon, from an auto
wlillo Itltly conwliifc- uvroit Main
MWiiiii. In (ho fiut of Miee Ifuff)'.-
MILITARY VAtlUEjOF AIRCRAFT WILL .BE V1 .
5HUWN IN THfc AUSIKU-afc.KyiAIXj.UVWJV;!
a Hi Si I m M ,A Imi i '
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rniN'Mjiy ot) vJ0sruiA an&
rcw ie vajMNsi otKn
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GERMAN
A lilgh ul luck- on tho Holdall m
wltoii writt uwAiltM willt 'uronl nsxur
unco by Hu Itollun liouiw, who Inu1
been nlnuigly iclnroived.
Kiullier enttnn lioops wero Miip
intsrtl to be un I he wny to'tvinl'tUTt
the togjtiiiMilM which MitTerel so su-,
VoVvty lit yenleriluyV utliiok. I
, Tliu (l.o,Ue imhlUlivf trtitiv VliV
JlVuVanlt'llie fuel, few fnr nt kuow'b
i'iitMlninllu tviulsi Hi' lliVv(lotinuiV
For the first Ume In tbe history of nvhitlon the geavral pravllrnl Valus
6f air craft In tlrao of war Is expected to bo shown In the hi"tlllllr between
Austria and Scrvls. Austria, whb her six dirigibles, supplcmcntln;; inure than
one hundred and fifty aeroplanes, has nn advantage over her opponent, nccortb
Ing to Ihcoriats, equal to many thousand scatonctl Midlers. Ilcr pilots aro
among the best in tho world, known for their fcarlcjisnrs.t and' tnilintl to lii
tclllgcn; cc-ojcratlon with the land force. Hcrvln Jappctlcally JinRiiiiwn In
aeroplane reconls. The little Power has twenty machine n part of her
military equipment, but tiu pilots, lack the training of the AuMrl.m iivl.iliiri.'j
Much of the Austrian aviation, equipment Is s.tld t 'x; pillcnietl nfii'r th.it
used by France nnd Germany. Tlio Hntchklss rapid fire cuu Is Inctnlletl on
many of the machines.
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FERNIE, 11. C Aug.
PARIS, Aug. C- Tho French am
banndor to Gerntnn Jules Cambon,
according to official information,
6 yorosi no1 Provided with any means of trans.
' " Iifirt.lllnn fnp Mi rntiini In KrAnin
fires continue to rago today inJliUlllhen Ior,,ved btapjuuporW,t Ilcr.
vicinity. Tho town of Corbln was.lln. He wa. obllcod to uso his own
saved by tho wind shifting when the1 resources and'gi) to Denmark, where
flro was within fifteen vsr.J of ih'''" remains. .It was said at Berlin
coal mine tipple. Tho threo hundred
Ifhat the mobilization had raonopo-
. lllol tliu r.illu'n4 lnit II U nHli-lnllv
men In the mine were commandeer-1 commented that .In, French govern
cd to tight tho flames. J ment provided a special train to tako
At Hosmcr the citizens hurled their' tho retiring German ambassado
belongings and the women and chl I-' naron Von 3c0n from ,,nrl lo l,'e
rcn were removed to tho river for
safety. Tho area now burning In
' forntler.
this part of British Columbia Is twe-v
ty square- miles. Twelve refugees
who arrived today reported hundreds
marooned at Camp Alx. Only three
deaths from forest fires uro known
lo bo positive. Thirteen camps, n
number of bridges and timber, the
raluo of which cannot bo estimated,
have been burned.
SIOP GAG PLACED
ON ARMY AND NAVY
WASHINGTON, Aug. C President
Wilson today directed that all offi
cers of the army and navy, whether
actlV or retired, refrain from dis
cussing publicly either tho military
or political situation in Europe.
A letter sent by tho president to
Secretary Garrison and Secretary
Daniels said:
"It seems to mo highly unwise and
Improper that officers of tho army
and navy of tho United Stntes should
make any public utterances to which
an color of political or military crit
icism can Ik given wuoro other na
tions aro Involved."
LONDON, Aujr. 0, I p. m A Ger
man trawler was captured by a 111 It
Ish warship near the Orkney, Islands
to the north of Scotland tnduy. Sho
Is believed to invc bcon engaged In
spying, as car!r pigeons wore fouud
onboard. 4
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COIN TO REFUGEES
CHICAGO, Aug. C The United
8 1 nt es subtruasury hero today open
ed a department for the receipt of
inonoy for the benefit of Americans
stranded In Europe. Depositors woro
required to give tho height, ago,
weight and other distinguishing char
acteristics of beneficiaries,
FINANCIAL CONDITIONS
REMAIN UNCHANGED
NKW VOHK, Aiw. 0. Condition,,
in the jliiiinclnl witlil were iiui'lning
I'd today. Ik'cauc of tliu i eduction
of tin- llritlt.li Imul; (i. count rule mid
M'iuiIm of hiiiular iii'lioii liy Iho Hunk
nf I'Viiurii, finiiiii'iul jiinlilulioiiK
wliicli iiilviuircd rule 0 to 8 per rail
will, not Institute tint lower nile,
Aceiimiiliilioii of J'u'ihl i gnidii.
nll iiifieiihiiitr lierc Now Vink 111
In tlio riiiciiu expoil poll wliilu thv
unr IiisIm,
W have a IS(500 press, receiilly
liistullud fspeclilly for priming fruit
UDuJs, Mviifurd rim(H Co,
BUTTE SAlu
BANK IS CLOSED
BUTTi:, Mont, Aug. 0 -On the
order of Governor Stewart and Attor
ney General Kelly, tho Htato Savings
bank of Butte was closed hero today
by's'tatb Exhmfnor II. B. McGrnw, It
was declared tho Misponslon was only
tompornry and had bocn caused by
tho failure of the Institution lo ob
tain money from Its oasturn correspondents.
FOOD
PLENTIFUL M
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PARIS AT LOW PRICES
PAItIS, Aug. C Food remain
plentiful In Paris nnd prices have
Increased only slightly since tho out
break of war Meat and vegetables
aro tho principal commodities affect
ed, as retailors find difficulty in
bringing them from tho central
depots because all delivery wagons
have be'on requisitioned for military
purposes.
In tho gront central markets' thero
wero large quantities of Vegetables
today and pushcart dealers reaped a
rich harvest as they had tho advan
tage over st6rokcepef WhOno vehicles
had been taken by the, nllltnry.
CUNARDER MAUrTTtolA
ARRIVES AT HALIFAX
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HALIFAX, K. H., An. IJ. Tfio
Ciiimrder Miuireimiiii urrived here
ut noon today, fmviiijf) JH'cil ftij
oyed lo tlio itioilTli ?r Hie Imijjor hp
Iho Itrili-ls i rulcer K-x, wlilidf
pirJd Ihu- up oiiih,iif Hhble Miiud.
Tim .MnurflnnU rurricil HUD jmih
m'Iikcik, nil of wlioi'ii jiiobiibly will
be Imidt'd lie i c
-i. i i II ! ilm
I'lltHT i tuna private room "d bourd,
101) Koulh Gup), , t , t
Legal u'lsuki liiiili at Uf H
fflbuuo ofiks, M
Voti'es by (he llelgimiHi u tbe lllegj'
ilihtrlet Vl0di,v The (U'nnan1
Iosxcm ni.ii y-NUUHVletl lit SOOO Wen,
wlillf tli'. WIl'Iiiiw Miiffeieil fur li'rtsl
Tim ulled nul of tlup tleiMmll
ceiitu unuy cpip ! not ciuiUrtniMi
lit Hi e,nrilvly,'lui'eer,nvt. t!(o (In-
v'tc TuUh ivdilKt
'The in;lfilui ehftiMitli lrlpile. Jil
ivr Mift,ufhilly''rl,siJip iltw ('(
man nltiiek, pMrMieif iho. il'oviyi
I'riiiiiui with Kiieh eiierjty tlilit tlio
gi'iienil comiiuuitliuj; the HclKiniH
w obliged to onlcr our Irodps to
turn book, us lliev were getting out
side the rnngo uf the iiih i(f our
oiln, , , ,
"A ,miutier, of Clcnniul, odinKd;
fled to IJutrlt tetrUuKy, nnd lltin
entiHed tbe belief Hint, (he vpcniv liud
been eoHHuYtcly routed. Tlu;.j Mif.
fcred, however, IiWkiw pluce.il ul
8000, Our louses wcrw rv)iitiely
suiivll. ' ' , ,
"Ai I ilVIqnk'iHillm niorutuir Hie
.Oeriiuin tF;'h'Uritnii nttbeked
Ilm V-luuuirotlWfiCi , nnd jVouceeK
furl-, In lu ftoutiicntj wjille Iheir
artillery bombarded tlio foit nt He
lunlle, on the opposite bivuk )t' the
rher .Mens, fhf mile iillie-.t of
Metre, . Tim llelalaiw niptiiivtl xeen
'HiiiiH aud hcveml h-iuneir.
"I'ropoAnu for the aiiririider of
Liege lane been ngutn finnly re
iucd.'(
Klonei of lite Krcnt, MiugKb) be
tween the IWIjjan roopi nnd the
uenunii AiiUlierx ycMrnlay in the i
ciliity of LU'ko IcJl of ,ternlie
Milliliter nmouir Ibe Orniuui fprret.
At about noon ycilenlny tlio Ger
man infantry nttcmptrd to enrrv by
uhnult Fort tlnrchoii, to tliu north
enl of Liege.
Tliu nlttickini; infunlry crept P
under cover of n beavv nrtillerv tin
but the HvIl'Iiiii defenders iVmtuhI
their, firv until thet Oenunux tpml '
come to Woo qbatterti, wlnn lit a
Kivcn sbual-4biv-. llolttinu. upened
with pel feel hull of biil(elM fniin
Mv ' filiii; fn.WdiF.Tif M ( dtoli
vieilked iin'xob ftiubilir tiicf(Mniiniia
lie' ittliuiKci'it K.nn biv III lups of
dend und. womiiiiHl,. nioiiliil Iho lorj
At tlio ullbo Ulhft IMrt fhiuVlWit.
tuiiie, In the KiiullieiiHt of Idem', !(
un ii hot lint on iiimtliei' biulv of
Hermans who limf seiml u nuljtliboi'
tin? enHlle. Tlie lleluinii nitlllerv re
ilu'erdllie liuildlilir to u n"h t
Binokfnjr iiiliw.
H IJomiAiH Koieeil to llellro ,
I- Tlil (JeiiiuiiiM liually lolil'ed till
tilohVllie. Imei
pnv linwHier . Ibo lleiiiinil
tosi- ntniHililiMl to between tUUO mid
rtOOfl luen, wlillo lliey ubuiidoiied
,svi,nleci( iimoliiiio gunit.
A iplniUoii of Helyluii Iniieerxi tie
voidiir to luintlier lepoil, wiih com
pletflyyuul out' nfler tbniUkul'il
tr-
iriii (luiniiii) yiiiuit'.,
A I'oieo ul' 20,01)11 (Juiiiuiiih piM
ed lliioiiuli Munluiy, l.iiM'ii'liei'K', on
W'edueidny, In tliu illivi'lluii nl' Ay
alU. HuIkIiiiu.
LON'DON, Auif. tl.- A diNpiileli In
tlie rliritlilcli' fiimi AniHleidiiiii hiijm
itSa leimited tlml H'dlil (Iciluiiu
Wi'-ci killed or woitndeil tn Hit' light-
Inu; nt Viae, Hi'liiwii Tli poflnum-
.tor of tlio town w'iih sliol,"
11 w.iw lli.itiubl beiu ttulny tlml tjm
(li'Hilitlis lyoidd Imve In IiokIii li leu-
tilts l nlt''e ii t! Liege ntid It wiik point-
Hi out tluit their lmwlUern wei'i) tt.o
xutiill to bo ofl'ieiieliiiiH uitiiiiint lliu
heiiv.Y i,rirtery of tho, Ikdgiiiii rmlM,
Mlliluiy nutllorillei wine of Hut
opinion tlml IT ho Hvlgtun i1l
ludd mil nt l.lrm- olie of l.e mtnuuiiii'
biitlli'i of tlie win' mlitlit bo I'migbt
tlirrj'. ' .
s;- m a ; ; ;. ' -'
fTr. .rO-.
ViT-ypvmnsiMivyn -y
w . . . . ... i. .. i ... 'm'
wlieitvf r It Ii known amling all (Uiiti s.ul sll sget
lUrndaii'a SliprOlUM SotlllM
lOcentt at your dcalcti
A Hiirprli Rnx I'rel
Collrct 13 end, from ilk acUrr, nt "Siipfvm" riteVrtt or -
cvri in any uno. ami u our iirairr rnnui tttppiy- you illi
a impriic hoi bl "Supttma" lULnl alnilt (illuiiM.rd
litlixri, nun litem uum in in ami II will l enl nine
by varcti ot, kiuoiiuri' Kf, t .
r, ft iusaiiom ion
Hxiitxn,
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The Risk of Fire or Theft
when jour vnluabo aro sturod at homo or ufflco Is too
great. Why assume UT
You can rent a 8afo Oepoilt Ilox In our l-lro and Ilnr
glar Proof Vault for tu tlttlo as
2 00 and up per year.
OVBI PS VIAR8 UNOIR ONt MANAOtMCNT
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Whiat Is More Useful
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'.rim ii -mii ltp-to-ilntc jtAvelry store? Kvory birthday, wcililing niiiiivoi-Hiiry tiiitl
vai'ioiiK other oucnsioiis all call for pivsontK or nriOH. Whcni wotlhl voit fiuel
ft belter plaee to select stteh a presenl or prize tiuiii a earel'ully selecled hIiipIc
ol' jewelry, eittlass, hraeelel, walehef., Iho now hlaek jet ear drops blaelc
enitiiiel neek picees, lathes cigarolto i.-ases ami numerous other tliingn accept-
able for all occasions.
T1IK.1HWELKR
Martin j. reddy
Nl-lAlt llO,ST()t,l,JCM'J
.sssssm,.
Buyers to Share in . Profits
Lower Prices on Ford Cars M
Itfrtolivo fnin'AiiffiiK( I, IIMI. to AuiiHi i; 'lIliniuKl1
guaranteed, iigaiiwt any reduction during that time: .
ToUrihgCar . . $490
Ruhabout . . . 420
Town Car . . . 690
I' O, II. Dutrolt. All rnrs fully iKiulppcd,
(In tho I'ultod Hiatus ofAulor lea Only).
.YnWh'oiywo Will be ablo to Obtain Hie inaxiiiiuni elYit;
ihiicy ill ij'ur iaetory prodjietion and I he minimum e.ofd
in our purehaBinj anil Hales depaVtinenlH if wo can
i'dA'ch an oiUiut or! :J0O,0(M) eai-s between 'tho above
flalcH.
And Khoiild wo iftiu;h Wild pfodue'tioii we agree In pv
iih the buyer's. h1mijo IVoiii l() to )j(5() per ear (on Or
about AiitfMHt 1, ifJl'f)) to every retail buyer who pur
fiinKCH n noW Fnn ear between Auirust' 1, M)14. and
Auimt 1, itofl. .' ' . ',
Foi';fui'theilp''ii'ihiiH regarding,' IheHe low prices and
pmlit-Nliai'iiitf plan, see ihe neareHi Ford hratieh or
Dealer. ' '
lbkD MOTOR CAR COMPANY
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