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MEDFORD MATL TRTRUNE, MBUFOttP OTWCION. SATURDAY, IWIMUAHY 27. t!)lfi
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Invltnllonn tmvo been Issued for nn
lnformnl danco to bo given at tho
Nntatorlilin Tuesday evening by
Company 2 I, Uniform Bank It. of 1
K. II. McWIlllams, tho Ashland
realty jirtel mining broker, wns a Snt
unlay Isltor In MedfonU
What will tlio parrot say?
again 'with now Spring goods. 2D I
II. 0. I.nttn spent Vrlday night In
Ashland attending thb booBter ban
quet In Cunt city.
Tomorrow (Saturday) la the last
in, of Hot Point Exchange Week at
ii-il'- Klcctrlc Store.
0, T. Damon nnd wife of Hoscburg
;ro spending tho weak in Medford
visiting friends nnd relatives.
Mrs. Loach, 320 North Dartlett, ex
port corsctlero. Phone 5G3-J.
Tho new Elks tcmplo on North
Central nventto will bo opened March
lQth, according to present plans.
Ladles' Cobweb silk hose, 35c n
nnlr, threo pair for $1.00. Hutchi
son & Lunisden. 292
Dr. J. P. Roddy of Grants Pass Is
spending the week end in this city
with his family. Dr. Noddy returned
Thursday from an auto trip to
Crescent City.
Tho millinery department of tho
M. M. storo is now open under tho
management of Misses Lounsbury and
Semon.
Supcrintcdont of City Schools U. S.
Collins, has purchased a Ford nuto.
Hutchison & Lumsdcn are offering
a big bargain in ladles' Bilk hose at
35c a pair and three pair for f 1.00.
Floyd Howard of Butto Falls is
spending a few days in tho city with
friends and relatives.
Kodak finishing nnd supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite
Dook Storo.
W. L. Van Houtcn of Gold Hill
spent Friday afternoon in Medford
attending to business matters.
, Don't miss getting thoso ladies'
silk hoso at Hutchison & Lumsdcn's,
35c a pair, threo pair $1.00. 292
E. h. King of Montague, Cal., is
spending a few dnys in tho city at
tending to business matters.
What will tho parrot say?
Wnyno Leover and wife of Central
Point spent Friday in Medford vis
iting friends and relatives.
Get It at De Voe'a. .
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ulrlch of Jack
sonville spent Friday evening In Med
ford visiting friends.
City pasenger ecrrlco IBc Coun
try trips in proportion. Plerson &
Foster. Phono 878-L. tf
'Tho annual city election will Tio
held in Jacksonville next Tuesday,
and promises to bo tho hardest fought
political battle in years in that city.
Two rival tickets aro in tho field. The
winning of tho Economy ticket means
tho choppingn off of tho offlclcal
heads of tho street commissioner and
city attorney.
Chic tailored bats at right prices
at tho M. M. store;
P. D. Blackdc of Climax spent
Friday In Medford attending to busi
ness matters.
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Opposito Book
Storo.
Mrs. C. Jacobs of this city is vis
itlngn friends and relatives In Grants
Pass this week.
What will tho parrot say?
Attorney II. D. Norton of Grants
Pass attondod to professional matters
In this city Thursday and Friday.
Bee Davo Wood aDout that flro In
surance policy. Office Mail Tribune
Bldg. tx
James C. Iloyuolds of Bonchurg Is
spending a few days In the city at
tending to business matters.
What will tho parrot say?
Practically tho entire student body
of tho Medford high school will go
to Ashland this evening to witness
tho second gamo of tho Ashland
Medford basket ball series.
Matinee, tho Page today.
Charles Gay returned Friday from
a business trip to Salem and Port
land. Call at tho M. M. storo and see
tho Misses Lounsbury and Scinon
about your now spring lint.
County Asbcssor W. T. Grlcvo of
Jacksonville spent Friday afternoon
in Medford on county business.
Sweet cider at Do Voo'a.
h. u. Brown of Grains Pass was a
business visitor In this city Friday af
ternoon,
Got your Duttor, cream, milk and
butter-milk, at Do Voo'i.
Tlio contract for furnishing tho
lumber for tho now federal building
on Sixth and Holly stroets has been
awarded by tho Pugot Sound Con
struction company to tho Trail Lum
ber company of this city. Work
upon tho basomont excavating will he
complotod by the mlddlo of next
week.
Wo havo an oxport trimmer In tho
inllllnory department at tho M. M.
storo,
O. D, Wiblo nd wlfo of Grants
Paw are spending tho week In this
city visiting the family of II. F.
Mdor,
C. II. Pickett of Salem spent Frl
day in Medford attending to business
matters.
Kodak finishing tho best, at Wos
ton's Camero Shop. Over Ists Thea
ter.
Company H, Uniform Bank K. of
P. held tholr annual installation of
officers Friday night, ns follews: K.
G. Trowbridge, captain; C. W. llarrl-
son, first lieutenant; .0. F, l.tndloy,
tocontl lieutenant: .!. G. Vnn Horn.
chaplain; 11. J, Crowcll, quartermas
ter sergeant, nnd ttnnkln Kstcs,tK. 11.
MclCoo, and C. C. 'Pontlng, sergenuts.
Two he,v members woro Initiated,
Knrly cabbago nnd cauliflower
plants ready March 1st. Orders also
taken for nil kinds of vegetable
plants. Mnddox & lion nor, Phono
87-11 " 310
Tho seniors of die high school
havo started arrangements for tho
giving of a class play In May.
George H. Carpenter will leave to
morrow on ft business trip to Port
land.
Joo II. Wilson of Talent Is a busi
ness visitor in the city today.
Prismatic Hay has accomplished the
most wonderful results In scalp trou
ble; used only In connection with
Marinollo treatments. Try It for
falling hair. Marinollo Hair Shop,
40" Garnelt-Corey Bldg.
Wilson Wnlto spent Friday in Ash
land attending to business matters.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over lata
rhcator.
Spraguo Helgcl of Gold Hill spent
Friday in this city visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
J. O. Gerklng, tho best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable N'ogatlves made any
where timo or placo. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-J.
Miss Edna Crawford of Talent
spent Friday evening In Medford at
tending tho Ashland-Medford basket
ball game.
For better lnsurnnco, see Holmes,
tho Insuranco Man.
Jlarry Coopor of Corvallls, ono of
tho stars of basket ball in tho north
west, is In tho city acting as rofcrco
in tho Ashland-Medford games.
E. J. Stewart will buy somo county
warrants at discount. 290
E. D. Briggs of Ashland spent Frl-1
day afternoon In Medford attending
to business matters.
$2000.00 to loan. See Holmes,
tho Insuranco Man.
Nick Klnio of the Griffin creek dis
trict is a business visitor in tho city
today.
Tho next regular meeting of tho
city council will be held next Tues
day evening at tho city hall.
Attorney Newton Borden Is spend
ing tho day in Jacksonville in at
tendance at tho sessions of tho cir
cuit court.
A. Throckmorton of Ituch was a
business visitor in tho city for a few
hours Friday afternoon.
County Commissioner Frank 11.
Madden has returned from a month's
business trip to Washington, D. C.
and other eastern points.
Miss Orba Natwlck of Eagle Point
visited with friends and relatives in
this city Friday.
William Aitkcn of this city has
received a number of papers from
his oil homo in England. Most of the
news is devoted to tho submarine
blockade now in forco. Tho Glas
gow News editorially declares that
England should dctermluo to take
unrelenting steps at onco to crush
the German navy, and that any other
policy will bo viewed as a weakness
by tho world.
Seelcy Hall of this city is in Cali
fornia today, and ono of tlio thous
ands of spectators at tho Vandorbllt
cup races.
Lorls Martin, accused slayer of
Gamo Warden A. S. Hubbard, near
Trail last December, will go on trial
Monday at tho completion of tho dam
ago suit now In progress. It is ex
pected that tho work of selecting
Jurors will begin Monday afternoon.
Owing to tho wide publicity and In
terest In tho caso it is highly prob
ablo that a special venire will be
drawn to securo a Jury.
"Bringing Up Father" was pre
sented at tho Page Theater Friday
night, with a fair crowd considering
tho many counter attractions. The
show proved entertaining.
Miss Bollo Morton of Gold Hill vis
ited friends and relatives in tbls
PLAN PICTURESQU
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NAMES FOR BEAUTY
OFASHLAND
ASHLAND, Fob. 20. Such ptosalc
nnd homo homely names as Kopor's
Bunion, Crow-son Hill and others limy
bo eliminated owing to extensive
changes In the contour of these lo
calities, duo to Improvements now
going on In regard to parka nnd scen
ic drives. Glcnvlow Is tho term that
will tie nppltod to tho top-notch road
way oast of tho. creek, Valley Vlow
Is tho name suggested for tho west
drive. Collectlvoly they afford en
chanting vlowa of city valluy nnd can
yon. These roads nro not merely
trails or bridle paths, but will be
substantial highways accommodating
automobiles. They will merge up
tho canyon In the neighborhood of
Prnytor a Park. It has been pro
posed to namo tho two units the
King's Highway, but this question has
not yet been settled definitely. Tho
highest point on either driveway Is
approximately GOO icct nbovo tho
Plaa, and Is easily reached by a cir
cuitous survey. There mny bo places
where the grade is ten jior cent but
thoso vill bo few. A good shnro of
tho Valloyvlow driveway is on n level,
Inasmuch as it follows tho bed of the
old Andorson ditch.
Quit a forco has boon employed
on this work, nnd at tho psychological
moment Mayor Johnson will call for
volunteers to apply tho finishing
touches on tho grade, It Is proposed
to requisition COO or moro ablo bod
ied citizens who will contribute a
tlay's labor. In behalf of tho move
ment. Tills phase of tho undertak
ing will bo in tho nature of a spon
taneous and public spirited boost.
These model drives when connected
up will extend over a radius of six
miles, it is also proposed to inves
tigate tho presenco of poison oak
along tho routo and oxtlrpato It root
and branch wherever found.
MEDFORD WINS
FROM
ASHLAND
SCORE 311010
PEACE ORAIOR 10
SPEAKJN CITY
In mnkiiijr arrangements for the
nnti-militnriht meeting to bo held
Thursday, Starch Jltli, nt which tho
principal speaker will he George II.
hirkpntnok, of New lork City, final
arrangements will be made shortly
for some convenient hall. One Cal
ifornia paper, the San Francisco
Chronicle, comments on the hpoakor
thus: "Mr. Kirkpntnck is n liritliaut
speaker, possessing remarkable dram
atic powers, nnd n very clear and in
cisivo manner of enunciation. His
address was delivered with n humor
ous touch, nnd though to tlio jKiint,
nt intervals moved his nudtenuo to
laughter nnd applause.
Prof. J. E. ICurameycr, department
of Political Economy, Kansas Stato
Agricultural College, says: "In my
judgment your lecture "The Mailed
Fist'' recently delivered here was the
best of the entire course. . . I have
said neither more or less than J
mean."
Tho lecture. -jvill jjn freo to all, nnd
it is hoped tiial all nnti-milit'irists
will iiht-int, ju proniotinj; n fjooil m.-.i-iI
audience.
city Friday.
FAMOUS GERMAN SUBMARINE
DISABLED OFF NORWAY
OHRISTIANIA, via London, FobJ
27, 3:C0 a. m. Wreokago picked up
near Chrlstlanla uppears to indicate
a disaster to the Gorman submarine
U-9.
Tho German submarlno U-9 has
played an Important part in tho naval
activities of tho war. It sank tho
British cruisers Hogue, Abouklr and
Crossy In tho North sea on Sept, 23,
and eluded pursuit. On Oct. 5, it
sank the British cruiser Hawk.
A Dutch steamer trawler reported
Nov. 1 that It had met tho U-9 In a
disabled condition off Hanlrs lightship
near Holder on tho north coast of
Holland, Its trouble had been caused
by becoming entangled with fishing
nets. There have been no reports re-
had been completed and construction
1 gardlng tho. U-9 since thaj, date. 0f others was being expedited, ho said j
NEW BOOKS ADDED
'. TO PUBLIC LIBnARY
The following titles Imvo jusl been
added to the shelf of Into fiction at
tho public library:
Arendiau Adventures of the Idle
Rich (Lcacock.)
Children of Dead End (MncGill.)
Demi-gods (Stephens.)
Faith Tresilion (Phillpotts.)
I In pi iv Hawkins in I ho Pmilmndle
(Wnson.)
Kent KnowIcH, Qunhaug (Lincoln.)
Lady Caisandru (Vnizey.)
Night Watches (Jacobs.)
Quinneys' (Vnehcll.)
Tho Haft (Dawson.)
Stepdaughter of the I'mirio (Lynn.)
Tlio Turmoil (Tnrkington.)
Twenty-fouith of June (Hicli
mond.) Wife of Sir Isimc Ilnrninn (Wells.)
jJWomanJiri.tliB Alcove (Ip.) ,. ;
Wonderful 'Roinnnco (Fnvro de
Coulevain.) ,
SUMARINE GUN IS
LATEST SEA WEAPON
NEW YOHK, Fob. 27. Tlio'ltev.
James O. Hannay, canon of St, Pat
rick's Cathedral, In Dublin, who ar
rived horo tonight on tho steamor
Baltic from Llvorpool. brought a re
port of measures he said he learned
tho British admiralty had undertaken
to combat Germany's submarlno war
faro. A submarlno gun had been de
vised, Canon Hannay said, which dis
tributes shrapnel with great precision
under water. One gun of tbls typo
Kicugo enmo to tho Mod fold high
m'IiooI Friday night lit the Nat, when
lier basketball lonm tidminUtoivd I In?
most slinging defeat iu school ritli
lotio history in southern Oregon to
their old rival, tlio Alilanditos. . The
score was IU In 10, A grain of com
fort is given tho Ornnilo City by the
victory of tlio Asldund girls over
Medfonl girls by 'the close, score of
) to t. Over QflO people saw the
game, and in n display of school spirit
the local contingent umt iniul Willi
excitement.
The Ashland team was outplayed,
outgeneraled, and mitgtimod from
stmt to finish. Hcforo the dashing
teamwork and dimling passing of
the locals they were bewildered, bask
ets being scored almost nt will. At
the beginning of the second half,
vicious playing on the pavt of the
visitors brought threat of disquali
fication fnim Hofcrco Cooper. In
five minutes of ldnv Pelour.o nnd
Cowgill, stnrs for the Medford team..
were temporarily put out of commis
sion, both by Spencer of Ashlnud.
Pelouro wns jabbcil with an elbow iu
tho mouthi nnd Cowgill received nn
elbow in the dye. SupHvrtt?s of
the Medford team charge that in
stnietions wero. given to put these
two men out, in a desperate attempt
to win. Hoth Pclonxc and Cowgill
stayed in tho game. Iu u scries of
whirlwind plays in the middle of the
second half Medford swamcd their
ancient foes nnd cinched tho game.
The game started with a hang.
At the opening on two passes n bask
et was dropped. A moment Inter
another basket wn? scored on tlio
same piny. At tlie end oi mo nnu
half the score wns 11 to 7 in favor of
Medford. In tho second half tho vis
itors were swept off their feet. Their
famous cover up style of play, used
for years and successful ngainst Med
ford wns smashed.
Tho star of the game wns Hobby
Pclouc nnd Mutt Williamson of the
locals, nnd their name is written over
every business window of Ashland
with soap. Pcloiuo was iu his best
style, nnd threw baskets from a1',
angles. Out of seven fouls cnlleif
on Ashland he throw nil hut one. Hut
three fouls vrety called on Medford.
Williamson ployed tho best gamo
ever witnessed qn the Nat floor, and
was the head of tlio team work.
- IlenonvCowgill and Brown for the
locals all played brilliant ball.
The display of school spirit shown
by th locals won them ninny iew
friends. The largest crowd that ever
saw a basketball game in southern
Oregon snw the game. A return
match will he played at Ashland to
night and the third gnmo of the scries
played in this city next Friday. The
lino up of tho teams was:
BIRTH
OF
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ASHLAND
IS
CELEBRATED
With iv parade of I tint), hfiidml by
two bunds, it hniMitot, mid xiicochcs,
Ashland Fiidny cclcbiulcd tlio biilh
of a i uny j civic spirit, mid iliy deter
mination, to put her lilliiii wolor on
every table in tho lipid. j.Ovcv f00
guests froili the elliiM of 'llio' Kogue
Itlvcr valley pnitnoR of thcnitiiNicI,
which wis iuloiposod vjilh' music,
songs, inn) hoostiug speccho. The
affair was uiuior the direction of tiie'
l.udivV Civic Improvement club. l(
was (lie most cttthiisiiistiu mooting in
tho history of Ashland.
Tim program was as follews:
Tho Ashland Spirit, bv V. 'O. N.
Smith. '
Work of tho Ladies' Civic Improve
ment Club. .Mrs. M. I). Briggs.
Tho 111!.-. Legislative Assembly by
Hon. F. I). Wagner.
Tho City Beautiful, by Mrs. .1. V.
itocho.
"Tho Booster" Text, "Whv Sit
More Till Wo Die," by IJcv. II. A.
Cariiahiiu.
.Music, "That VouMI lleinomber
Mo,' Annio Lnurio, Prof. .1. S. Mo-.Murray.
W"Wk foe the Boys and Oil Is for
the City Beautiful, Mrs. I). IVrron.
Scenic Crater Lake, Will O. Stool.
Our Constructive Force. Mrs. E. C.
Ourd. '
.Music. "1 Wmil a (lirl Just Like
the (lirl That Married Dear Old Dad,"
and "floel It's Ureal to Bo a Booster'
Elks quartet.
Address and toast to the Ladies by
C. M. Thomas of Talent.
Our slognn, "Ashland flrows While
Lithin Ooen," Mrs. Whitney.
The Possibilities of Three Years
for Ashland, by Bert R. Oreer. One
n $150,000 tourist hotel n soon aH
Ashland's Commercial Club member
ship reaches l'JOO. Will wo have it
Ma roll Nt. We will
Opportunity, Co-opcrntion, bv
Mayor (I. II. Johnson.
A Good Itcsolutlon.
To help build up Medford payrolls
by smoking Governor Johnson or
Mt. Pitt cluars.
Stop the Drain
Oretfoiiimm caniiol mien'Msl'iilly t'oilipt'lo I i ratio, if
wy fail in control Iui.hi'iiosh in llioii own hIiiUj with Mump
own people. Tho (lovonioi of Oregon, Hie "Mayor of
Portland ami all other loyal OivKtmlniiB-mlvtoo oU'ioiib to
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keep Oregon money in Oregon, h'or o.vanipltu. M'hinlv of
(lie drain on Oregon dollars in insurance premiintiB ftlono
that are sent out. of (ho atale every month. Theroforn, pal-
i,
rnni'.o. Oregon industry and ospuciully reuioinher t.ho fol-
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lowing; concerns who havo Htilwcribod to this campaign:
3DC
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Ashlnnd Medford
Frnley, Block .IIP .. Pclour.c
Orisez LP . .. Williamson
Plymalu C - Brown
Lilly, Spencer 110 - . Cowgill
Dclsmnun 12 - . Bencom
Ilcferce Cooper.
AU10, MOTOR CYCLES,
CHICKENS, CORN SEEN
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A Ford auto, wo motorcycles, a
half dozen Plymouth Hock hens and
a sack of corn woro stolen Friday
night, in a sudden outbreak of
crime In this city.
The Ford belonged to M. M. Boot,
who was attending tho annual dancu
of tho University club. Tho machine
was left standing In front of tho Hol
land. Tho machino was found this
morning at tho end of Itlversldu ave
nue, whore tho joyriders had col
lided with a hay rack.
Tho motorcycles belonged to Kl
iner liorcford and Lawrcnco Frees,
and wero stolon from sheds at tholr
homes.
Tho sack of com and hens belonged
to .U. K. Williams living oil Peach
street.
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"teeth"
FOR SALE
Complete
. furnished
five room
bungalow
with garage
PHONE 527
811 DAKOTA AVE,
yOU judge a
boss's age by
bis teeth, a tobac
co's by it's lack of
'em. Two years'
takes the
out of
VELVET.
In tho lnw, rnrrful curlna
rVI I.VLT.IIiubiiiootlit
SiuoLhia TuInmco, in mtii
tlio re-Milt nf mum than 30
ynr' 4prririirn of tlio
v.'ftrld' lurcmt tobacco
manufacturer. M bin citrine I I
maWo VLLVIT a Iow
burning, Mii-Ii-hd hiikiUc,
whtrlt minhinrit llm fjiii'iiia
ipVjili(It' of hi'iittii'ly
lllirlty iltt
I mx a with
nn (ignMii.
tlio. Wnuil
iiicllownr.u
BANKS,
Tho United Htaten National Hank,
76 Third HI., Portland, Or.
'yJe.NTb)L.)c:rON;
AT "- WOOLEN MILLI3
CANBV VOHA.VS CIIOCOLATIW,
Modern Confectionery Co.
Portland, Oregon.
CKBKAKS "OOI.nK.V BOH,"
aoldeu Bod MlllltiK Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
ClUCKKIIM "SUPItr-Mir' BBANI).
F. F. Hnradou ft Son,
Portland, Oregon.
ELCCTItlCITY Made In OrcR-on.
Portland Hallway, Light k Power
Co., Portland, OroKon.
fi.vtubi i:i.i:crinaL and
OAH,
J. C. ICncllsh Co.,
105 Union nvo., N., Portland, Or.
FimNITUBlJ hanh-maih:,
F. A. Taylor Co.,
130 Tenth St., Portland, Or.
OAMimi.Nl'H
Urowtnt; Co., Portland, Ore.
(JAR AI'l'LIANCICM AM) I'UBNACI,
MoHd Hf. Co,,
MX WllllauiH uvo., Portlnud, Or.
IMI'LIUIISNTR IMItM,
It. M. VA'iido ft Co.,
Ti'2 Hawthorne uvc, Portland, Or.
KNIT (lOOBR,
Portland Kulttlui; Co.,
1C0 Third Ht I'ottlnuil, Or.
MOMl.MBNTS MAUIILC, (JBANlTi:
lllaoslnt; Ornnlto Co.,
207 Third, Portland and Halom, Or.
OlCfiOnliTC lnsurnnco Company
uuurvLY Hfttor."
1-Iomc Orrion. Cnncrr IKwa . ('nn.Afin
ItCllllCIt IIKBLM, .IIKCIIAMCAL
coons,
Portland Rubber Mills,
3CS Kast Ninth St., Portland, Or.
SUITS, OVHBCOATS .MADK TO
OBDI.'ll
Bay Ilarkhurst.
Sixth and Stark, Poitlaud, Or.
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"What Can You Do?"
asks tho Business Man. What Is YOl'lt answer?
(Jin' A lll'SIMXH KIM'CATION AT Till.'
Medford Commercial College
nnd your answer will satisfy Mr. BusIiimw Man.
Till-: SCHOOL OF MOlllCII.V .MICTIIOIlS."
.'II .Vortli (Jrupc Street, liilfonl, Oregon. Tcleplmlio l.1L.
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One of Our Distinctive Features
Is our prompt, competent service.
Wo hnvo o Wiry facility for tlio transaction of oiir
bankliiK business and cordially Invito our auiouiit, sub
ject to chuck.
OVER 22 YEARS UNDCP ONE MANAGBMCNT
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WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
208 East Main Street
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographers
in Southern Orogon
Negatives Made any time or
placo by appointment
Phone 147-J
WeTl do the rest
S. D. WESTON, Prop.
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HIHIBIIBIBBIh.
Buyers to Share in Profits
Lower Prices on Ford Cars
Kffccllvo from August 1, 1011, to AiiKUHt 1. loin, nnd i;uarantcod
agalnHt nny reduction itiirlnc that tlnie:
ToiirliiK Cur "f (
Ilunubout - I')
Town Oar "
V, O. II. Detroit. All cars fully equipped,
(In tho United States of America Only.)
Furthor, wo will bo ablo to obtain tlio maximum efficiency In our
factory production, and tho minimum cost in our purchasing; and
huIoh departments if wo can reach nn output of 1100,000 cam botweuu
tho nbovo dates,
And should wo reach this production wo arco to pay as tho buyer's
retail buyor who purdiason a now Cord car between AiiKiiut 1,
sharo from $40 to $00 por car (on or about AgiiBt 1, lfllfi) to every
1H14, and August 1, lUln.
For further particulars regarding thoso low prices and profit-sharing
plan, sco tho nearest Cord Branch or Donlor.
Ford Motor Car Company
C. E. GATES, Agent
Hpartit Building .Medford, Oregon,
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