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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1915)
yfT; y.': i '" PACH3 TWO MEDEORP MATL TRIBUNE, MRDFORD ORIIfJON. MWRRDAY, APRIL 2!), 1015 r , - 'fc I J ' wij8wii'; About n dozen tramps wero lodged on different portions of tho north bound passenger trnln No. 1G Wed nesday nlglii and tho train crow de- A. Conro Flcro returned Wodnes- r"i t "n" 0Vpn",K irum n ton tinya uusincss IULAL AINU . tr" ,o Sn pri8co. rr-n4- vi i k Alice llrady, Inst tlino Page to- L. PFRSONA'I km. W. C. l'rultt, forest ranger In charge of the fetation nt Huttoit, Cnl., has been transferred to tho Willam ette valley, Kodak finishing the best, at Wes ton's Onrnftr Shnn Dnnnnlfn TtonL- tided they should disembark nt this gJort, m point. SerRennt Vat Mogo was of another notion, and tho wanderers remained on tho "blind" and "rods" milch v to the disgust of tho rear brnltoman. Have your lawn mower sharpened by .1. W. Mltcholl, phone 3?0-J. tf Tho bnnka of the city have been i wnrhedby the Plnkerton detective ngency to beon their gunrd for a young man who claims to bo n mute, -btn is believed to bo tho advance man of a gang of yeggs who have beon blowing safes In Washington tho last threo months. Tho warning says he is headed for California, and will likely pass through this city. C. A. DoVoo for subscriptions, Captain it. W. Collins of Kugcno pent Wedncsdny in this city on offi cial business connected with tho mil itia. Another five hundred pound ship ment of those delicious chocolato creams going at thirty cents a pound at DeVoo's. Hay Thompson of Corvnllls is .spending a'fow days In tho city on business. Plan to eat your May Day dinner at St. Mark's. 32 J. M. Kilgoro of Rogue River Is in Arizona, where ho is seeking a now location. Mr. Kilgoro will re tain his property interests in this valley, tho change being duo to his health. Mrs. Kilgoro and children will join his nt the closo of tho school year. . Tho Alco Taxi Co., originators of 15c rato anywhere In city. Phones, office, S82R; rciidcnco 23811. 41 W. W. Usshcr of Ashland spent ."Wednesday afternoon In Mcdford at tending to busincc8 matters. Regular meeting Roamcs Chapter Wedncsdny evening 8 o'clock soclnl night . 32 Students or tho high Fchool will hold a tennis tourney neit week. Tho entries will be between 25 and 30. Interest In tennis is on the increase In this cltv. several clubs being in tho course or formation. Tho Immcdlato execution or all Ju dicial bonds without voxatlous delays Is tho scrvfeo offered you by L. E. Wakeman, M. F. & II. Bldg. 34 , Charles Phclstcr Is relaying tho ' stono In front of Ilaskln's drug store Twenty ono years ago this month Phclster laid tho original stono on tho grado then Hxed. Mr. Pheister pays ho hopes he nover has to lay tho stono again. The walk In front or Ashpolo and Nichols meat market, tho Wold'B and Ilaskln's drug stores Is being rciald to ellnilnato a rlso in tho pavement considered a menace by tho city authorities. Asking a friend to go on your bond Is Indcfenslblo and dangerous and you incur an obligation that has no limit. Corporato Surety costs very Httlo. I mako a specialty of tho bond business and offer you "on tho spot" service, L. E. Wakeman, M. P. & II. Bldg. 34 May Day will bo observed In tho schools Friday by special programs and tho reciting of Tennyson's May day poem. Picnics will bo held Sat urday nt Lake Creek and Provolt. Tho chlof event at Provolt will bo on tho circus order, a porformor be ing hilled to dive from tho top of a pino tree In a 'ball or fire. Thero will also he horso racing and other sports nnd n dance in tho evening. Orogonlan agency at DoVoo'a. Ed Wallace, arrested for fishing with a sting hook at tho Gold Drift dam, was tried by a Jury In the Jus tlco court at Grants Pass nud found guilty. Wallace's attorney mndo a motion for a stay of Judgment and execution on tho grounds of a faulty complaint. The motion was sustain ed by the court. Tho Josephine coun ty district attornoy Immediately filed n now complaint, Wallace was re arrested, and will bo tried again upon tho same chnrgo. Maxwell Taxi Co., now cars, 15c. Phono 878L, Pearson & Tarbol. 240 t, A party of ourveyora under tho direction of Fred W. Rudolf passed through this city tho first of tho wook on routo to Crescent City, wlioro thoy will mark tho boundary lino botweon Oregon and California. This work has been In prepress for thrco years, and 1b supposed to bo complet ed in 1010. If you C. A. DcVoo, you can get Tho Country Gentleman for one do lar. Rqbert A. Tulfer of Uugono, ropro Bonatlvo of tho Clark-llonery rom puny, Ih spending a few days In tho elty attending to business matters and visiting friends. J. O. Clerking, the Ixwt around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable, Nuk&Uvoi made any. whre, Hum or pluee. studio 228 Main 8t, Piena BUO-J, ItMlpli JwmuIhk of the Applegalu bulWlHg h new home on li propeity Ih that mllon, Mnt. Frederick Peloirto of Eagle Point spent Wednesday In this city visiting frlonds and shopping. May Day moans a St. Mark's Guild dinner. 32 Soeloy Hall Is confined to his homo as tho result of ni slight operation for a minor ailment. Sweet cldor at Do Van'. Attornoy Gus Newbury Is erecting n small cottage on his ranch on tho Applegatea for summer purposes. Get It at Do Voo's George Porter, former city coun cilman, Is contemplating tho purchaso of a Dodge car. See Davo Wood about that firs Insurance- policy. Office Mall Tribune Bldg. Manager K. U Dcrnnrd of the Star theater announces that he has made arrangements ror tho presentation ot Pnntnges vaudeville, at tho theater within the next week or ten days. Fancy groceries at DeVoo's. Allco Urndy, last tlmo Page to night. The public schools or this city will closo ror the year, Friday, May 23. Tho ladles or' St. Mark's aro ex pecting you to t?at your May Day dinner nt St. Mark's. 32 The state amateur trap shoot at Portland was won by Lou Rayburn or Portland, with 9S out or 100. Pete II. O'Brien was second with 9C. II. E. Poston, professional made tho same score as Rayburn and Holo han, professional, tied O'Brien. Tho best nmatour score ror tho two days shoot was by Frank Trooh who led with 3S2 out or 400. John Scavoy was, second with 37S. II. E. Poston was high professional ror all events with 3S6. Pierce, tho florist, has a flno lot of pansy plants. The latest word In millinery Is tho "leghorn'' In both tailored nnd pic ture hats. We also have a rino lino or black shapes. Misses Lounsbury nnd Semon at the M. M. Dept. Store. W. S. Barnum, or Medrord, ar rived hero yesterday evening to re main ror a row days whllo looking arter business matters. Mr. Bar num Is ownor or the branch railroad from Medrord to Jacksonville, nnd Is also proprietor of a now four-story hotel now being built in tho former city. Mr. Barnum is convinced that good times financially aro not far distant. Roscburg Revlow, Matinee, the Page today. Many movlo fans acknowledge tho old tlmo actress Lillian Glsh, to bo "tho most beautiful blondo In tho world." She's looking ns young as ever and you can seo her and her sis ter Dorothy In a two reel fcaturo to night at tho It Theater: also tho pop ular "Fatty and Mablo" In a funny Keystone comedy entitled "Fatty's Wlno Party." Jesslo French piano, walnut case, price ? 125.00 at Palmer Piano Place. Now location. Central avenue, across street from post office. Candy", candy; get it at DeVoo's. Wo aro changing our business lo cation rrom Garnott-Corey bldg. to Central avenue, Medrord National Bank bldg., Summervlllo's old stand, near P. O. Palmers Piano Place is moving to buildlng, tho store room rormorly oc cupied by Summervlllo's barber shop. See PIcrco tho florist, for astors. only tho rinost variotics. Tho ladles or tho M. E. Aid socloty will havo homo baking and homo- tuado candy at tho Market Saturday, May let. 33 Dr. J. F. Reddy la confined to his homo by illness. Wanted, stock hogB. Call J. if. Carlton, Central Point. 30 Alice Brady, last tlmo Page to night. Tho Pnraclcan Home Dairy In creased their herd this week. No need of cutting prices or doing small work to get customers. Purity nnd cleanliness tholr motto. Phono 582 W. for a trial. 35 Me-rlo Kcllogg'a bulldog nnd a longhaired colllo entertained Inform ally on Central avenue, near Main streot, Wednesday afternoon for 150 guests. Tho affair was tho most buc. cesstul and charming cnnlno en counter. Tho bueats wero iirofunn In their pralto or tho occasion. Tho color schemo was blood red and mntted hair. Everybody within six blocks of the battleground was pres ent except n policeman who is a humano officer, ox-oWclo. Ilonorn wore oven. llot your cutter, cream, milk and butter-milk, at De Voo'i. Tuxl Mo, 2 for 2Cc. Foster & Holbrook, Phono 885, 42 hco Plorca thu florist, for bedding Plants or all kind. Holiimiu' white sulphur uwlminlng pools nnd baths at Ashland, Ore., open for tli M-iwon Haturdur, May Kodak finishing nnd supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite Book Store. Mr. and Mrs. Frank (1, Owen of thht city have, adopted 11 little baby girl, ngu 1 1 mouths, Tho child haa beon legally ndoptotl and christened Barbnfn Shelby Owen. Mr. Owonn Is representative of the Owen Lum ber company In this section, ono of the largest holders or timber tit the.) west. 1 Why not got it at DoVdo'aT . Scene,,From "The Strange Road" by Clyde Fitch at Star Theater TIME TO ELIMINATE BOSS (Continued from Pace 1.1 eonsidor it n dnngoroim competitor Tito oorporntlon controlled nhout (10 per cent of the output. llie Tonnes -see hnd nn 11-10 per cent of tntnl out 1 ..... O..I. .1.. .1 .... ..! .I..J I'm. CHUis-L'nucuu.v mi' miiiu 01 v stool corporation shrunk to ."i4- per cent. The notion ocoutroil timing the height of the panic ot ll'O". The prime interests of every eilircn wax that some measure should be token to stop the panic nut! re-lore confi dence in Now York the situation wn trembling on pair ns to whether ev ery bu-iticss would have to be shut up. Ono night I iceeived notice that uo.vt tiny Mr. Friok nud Mr. (hiry of the steel corporation would come to see me. I hnd received thousniuls of npjtenls to tlo something." "I notified the attorney general to meet the two gentlemen, lie was in Baltimore tiinl could not get there. I then invited Mr. Hoot. Mr. (liny stiid if Mr. l'ierpont Mot-gnu's company took immediate control of the Tennes see the toek of the company would he enhanced immediately in vnlue nud thnt the result would be the end of the company. Stopped (he lulc "Mr. Gnry told me the Morgan company did not want in buy the stock, ns they were trying to reduce their holdings. I, asked thorn to wait until the nttomcy general got over from Hnltimnre. They snid the situ aHWmfrnirrTiTarWaaaWrB aaaaaa-iSK fSSW? ijH WM , Br w llilKnl 'Si TALY BARGAINS m POWERS FOR ENTRANCE IN WAR HO.MK, April 'JH. Italy is contin uing negotiations with the power nr- j rayed on both sides in the war. The diplomatic lntorcliangoH witn tno al lies nee tle-igned definitely to clear the atmosphere with ivgnnl to what ltnly wtiild obtain should she enter the war on the sides ot tho triple en ROOT GROOMED BY STAND-PATTERS G.O.P. NOMINATION (lly tlilsnti (Innluur.) WASHlNdTON'. April 'JO. That the voters of iho country av keen to tuni over the government to some representative of higbusiiio-H is the theory on which l ho republio.in iniiii nger.A are litituuuig 1-lliiiit Hoot for seem to uim chiefly 4iifrfil iitilliirit nuon was nc uic auti mm u somoiiiiug at ,.onvicing Vienna nnd Berlin that wasn't done before tho market opened j liH M1mrv , ,lltl.nn5m,d t(l rt,nmi.i the crash would come. 1 called slrdfnst in lnr .lemandH. he newspair men mid told them of j N H(jt, , ,mV(, ,KU, ;,,.,, , the notion 1 hud dended to take I he. , (U.nmillv ,,,, AmMa ,mt ,.e news was printed nil over t lie ; o.intrv,tlllnn v'nm uw ml twn tmm.A nn.i u.e panic wns siop,oii.- , hu nt ,.,,., wIi(Il mi(,,lt "feince you became governor, how ,)(, wih n vhmgl, , K0Vt,niIlu.llt, ,IMl many letters have you written f j . , , 1lul,iml,l, ft,, iu. ! IH.ll- xiiiiui IIIIUi: lllllll i.-,...iir- , , ,.,.,... .,. 1 , ,.,,,, rv til letters. I have made over -lO.OOO n pointments. I have signed 'J0,000 luws, carrying npprnprintioiiR of sev cral billion dollars. I have made thousands of speeches. No Invisible (oicniiucnt "I always ndviscd Mr. Piatt about having judges. I disregarded his ad vice on judges, however, more than I did nn nny thing else. Koine of the judges I appointed I knew person ally. On others I hnd the reeom mendntion or men I knew or bar ns soeinlions. On appointments to liifhor courts I nlways know the mnii or knew nil about him." "While you were governor or pros tdent was there nny invisible govern ment on your pnrtf" "There was not one particle," re plied tho colonel with great cmpIiaiiU. TEXAS MEMORIAL ST0TNE IN WASHINGTON MONUMENT WASHINGTON', April 'JO. Secre tary Garrison has granted the appli cation of the state of Texas to place a memorial slone in the Washington monument. MAV DAY I1INNKK 8T. MARK'S HAM BATURDAY, MAY 1st, 5-7:30 .Menu Hot linked Ham Creamed Potatoes Kgg and JHuco Salad Radishes Croon Onions Pickle Coffeo Ico Cream Cnko Under tho auspices or St. Mnrk's Oulldf PRICK GOc tcnte. The conversations with tluv Ir-iutit. Hoot is particulnrlv tho repioiilative ot special privilege, lie wnt counsel for tho tobauco trust mid frnn ed the plniift nud npccificntion 011 wuich this nud most of the higgoil and most predatory trusts of recent tiiiicri vore t'otiMi'uclcd. When he was elected to the senate ho an I'otirtccd hiniM'lf to bo n republican "of the limiiiltoiiiiin Hchoid" which i- a learned way of saying that ho tloox nat believe in giving swcr to the common people, l'rtoi-s Hitcelnl Prltolcge In the senntn Id mi -i,. ion 1 t cutly for all Icgislntioii I'.mirmg -,i euil privlb'ge tis ugnin-i logislntioii iit itif ptiimo wrimrc. iii- only inr- 011 If. 'mice hoi ween Knot and IVnrn t s ill lllo I which Iho cabinet must submit or he removed from office.," Prjii"!' Von HueliMV still in .inviim li) iufliitT Aus tria to iniike i-oiii'nMHiiiSfntiil prevent ioJ"oltbe.lifl Italy from becoming tine ligermits. ' T The first public conceit of (lie newly nrguiiiKcil Mndl'oiil bund vvi given ul Iho oily I'aik Widno-'lav 1110I1I under .Iho dirci'lioti of l.i'iidcr Cuius, til llii) pio-curo ul' 1111 estimat ed gathering uf lllllll. The conceit demon tialcil two things - tlinl MimI RIoHiur's Ffi'iond Wll!m w rxivtlenert h or lidiilil H eor Im1 Inulivr. VVmnrlt tvm Imvo nlmjinl II111 liMliml uliil iintiliwt of nil ruriHIiiin, tint Flruittili' Inr til" llfil or iilln'l. htilniM liavo a I U'T l1itl of Inlfrul Ihlllli'llflrt t III! II I till no W ltd tllirll fiOiil dtmfl Villlull. At nnv nil vvli'Ml a tit"iiH'tlto annul liMllil liiilii Jlf r , , ,11 . . 1 1 ,1 1 iiiuiwiirr in no nn " iiiii n, imi lonl people like tiiiinif in the n ni nil' . Muiliir Krl.nt." thm- U awit mwon and Hint Iho hninl is 11 vvoilhv orjtaii-i " Iwllevti li tin iIkM Ulml ;f mivliss , ! 11 ,. ,1 1 Ill iilixmo N to (iirnlili iiini-y to dm mill inn. All sides ot Iho park vvcie milM;1L ', t(,, ,,wuy tlm stmtn on tho lined with auto- and Iho pink filled 1 "! mm llminii'tii, to ifligvo Hid ttn- null lit iil.i'n liilil it nwimr, pii iiii 111 provntoi nr iiMumvittH imui. iimnilnx tiicitiK'ii), ttrlU'iitiiMH or thn limtiit anil o en, It N uiM'll'"! okti'iimll)'. Alllioiiiiti, In thu imturi) of ttilium, 11 solium vvmilit tine ".Miitlifi"' rrlfiid" liii( iittt'ly, rt co fffeellvti Inn It Ihmhi fuuiht thill IliU ciilcliillil rrinnty It on smIi In lllimt ilrilit ktisvH tliroliuliuill tlln UnllKil Mlntcn. It li.m Ill-oil pri-iKiri.t tiy Jlnnltltvld ItMliilntiir Co., 3U4 ljimiir Ulilrf., Atbuilii, (TT, mid iltrrll"'il lijr 11a fur hvit twfiity itir. Auk ul I tin ilriig nturti fur 11 dotllq tit "Mittlivr'a l'fleiiil." It U vyurlh wlillu, Willi people, Another conceit will be given in the ticnr futiuc, V'lid a( Hint limn step will he talien to citib Hie lioiHtiiniis hoys who, liming the ptogtuui last night auiiovcil the iniihiciiius tuni llioc ueiir llie hiilidslaiul hv 1 1 i coitdiict. TlioM In cluugo of the linml rcipicl that parents inMrucl Ihcii' hoys to rcl rain from play nt the con certs, A spi'cutl policeman will be 011 1 1 it 1 il at tho uoNt conceit to mniiitaiii oiiler ainoiii; llie voiingtters. I 40. Jll THREE TOUND8 I $1-10 m ? VELVET ICE CREAM Solves (lie problem for a (Ioh Ki'i't. Notliiii more mlul nble. Viire imtl wliolesoiiuj. Any flavor. I.rielc. fancy nioids, Slierbels and lees iiuulo to order. ti'j ;! tut A rtccl-cut, frcsh-ronnt VlV" jm Coffeo no dust no chaff U airtight cans. 1 Sold by Kcllnblo Grocers. I i A inembcr of the inivcmntciil, the other luiml, when asked vvhetliei-fiiin llie In I tor's nny agreement hnd hwn r."tehed tvilh'n bettor tnllier and mmr the cent nil empire, itnitlc the igiilfi-njiti i.ilitiit. stauili i- lliat Root - plaii-iblc cant reply: "Nothing ha hern done nud nothing will he tlne." Deputy Bnr('ilif n native of Trionte, who has len elected to tho chamber from Home for the last twenty-five years, Hpetiking "f thi patriotic event at Qunrto Sant Klenn on May .1, when n mnnnment will he unveiled in memory of (litrihitldi vol unteers in the presence of the king and votentiio of the war of intlcpeiiil enee, said: "This will he the official declara tion of war against Austria ; it will he a challenge of the Latin to the Ger man world." EGAN AND EVANS ARE WINNERS IN GOLF MATCH SAN FRANCISCO. April 20. The west wan defeated by tho east In tho Rolf mntch ycatenlny between Chas. ("Chick") Kvans nnd H. Chnndler Kgnn, oantcrn champions, nnd Ifeln rich Schmidt and Hrfrry, Davis, repre senting tho west, on the 8an Francis co Coif and Country Club course. Tho vIMtors won by 6 up and f to play. "Plilnl" l.'i.nnu .nii.l.. It... lltnt u.itn ....b. liiuun !. ... b(u mini i.vwiv, going nroiiml In Tl. Kgau playing on tho eastern team Is n vvoRterner how over, residing in Medford, Oregon, Closset &' r jji jLevers kill """ na lAncrai lour p jit iioiMivr ui um ivriuwtai, t'y SCENE FROM "AS YOU SOW" AT THE PAGE THEATER TONIGHT The plan in nominate Hoot pro et'etls 011 the theory that the M"iplc arc tired nt being usked (o give nny ntlcntioii to their political woll'nre ami are willing to turn over the gov ernment to their fiiinncinl niiftfr in the hope Hint the latter will he kind to thorn ami will hand down a vvtl eomc trickle of pnmporlty m the shaH of a liltlc t'ull-i- dinner pail. The uxutil way in which is is worded i- that "business is to elect the next I'rcnidont," nud Hint "radicalism and the ilny of muckraking is at an end," The Hoot boomers ore taking it for granted that the whole progressive parly is going In got in behind the re actionary candidate and elect him as against YYSIsnu, because Wilson is re sponsible for "hard times." Humes. l'ciiniho and company nro making 110 concessions to the progressives, are not unking (heir advice as In camli dncics or plans, but are appitrcnllv convinced that thingh are coining so strongly their way that I Inly will not need to miilte ('oiiccmsIoiih. ANTI-TIPPING BILL PASSES OVER GOVERNOR'S VETO -- 1 11 M'ADIHON, Wis., April 2ll.-Tlio Wisconsin senato voted today to override the governor's veto of the Hosshard nuti-tipping hill, passing It for 11 second lime hv a vote of 'JO to JO, !l i Sil CHICHESTER S PILLS wy--. Tin: tUiioio iihaho. X jTttK Wll AikinrllnifbikA C Q.V bl-.l.,-,r!l....ni,.i.4A II-IIIAI4 H4 Bk-I 1I4 IHUHKW rt, M.l akll Um klMa. V 7V tk.r. Il.r.ri... V illAMOIIt IIIIVMl IMl.l.K.laa HlklMlllttTllt.illlI.AIiilS.lltll SOID BY DRUGGISTS LVERMKRE 1 il The White Velvet if J Ice Cream Co. ;M .TJS. Central. Phono -181 ff LOOSIC LEAF M "KODAK ALBUMS" W. . ... AT KKDUCKD I'lUCIiS Home are xhghtlv "hopivnni, others iliMcuutiiiiicd miiubers. lido Silk Cloth ( 'overs, black and hrovvn loavtiM, at . .... d5c 7.r.c Silk Cloth Cnvoni, blscl; nnd litnnrliivi; nl . .)J55c ami OOo Jjl.iyi- (itiitiiiif Seal (liiilii' lmtlier Cot cm, bhick mid brown Imivo, at . . - . ... . .. .,95c cl.'iO (Icmiiiuo Kcnl (lilt in lsHlhcr t 'nVt'l-M, llbtck nild liMVVfl leHVM, ul - $1.10 T,IliSWEM STUDIOS I For Thnt New SPRING SUIT Tailored to Fit SEE KLEIN 120 East MAIN Upstairs Portland Livestock Market I'OKTUNI), April 2l).-Cnttlc, hleady, No receiepts. Hogs Receipts .'178; liiiclmngcd, Kheep IteiptH 3(iO, Spring hinibs, 'j; rcnU lowiir. Lambs, clinice shearlingH, .t7.r)0C'7.7n ; 'good, 7.00 (7..r)0; common, .$(MJ()(?i (l.fiO. All full wools $1, higher than (pioled, . PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES Thero are eomo plays that nover 'an umotlonul actroNH vvhoiio ability ago, wIiomo nj)inal U alwayii Htrong . IiUh wuno her wide recognition. becnuiio or their Immunity and "As Ye How", u Win. lltuily fcuturd truth, "Ah Vtt flow'' which wu pro-1 In Hvo pnrtfl will bo iihown nt tho duced with groat nucrenu noveral . i'nge theatrn thin ovenljig. fho years ago, Is oiin o( tbeno plays. Tho llnarHt-HellK weekly In anolhor tm herolnu of lhl piny, Alice llrmly, Ulttiro of HiIh prograin, l til WrfU Squabs! Squabs! TRY THEM They arc Tender nud Dullclouii ConHldorlng nutritive value they .iro tho cheapen meat on tho mark et. I 'hone for special spring prices. R. R. SQUAB FARM l'lioni) 201-114 LATH WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 1108 East Alain Stmot Mcdford Tho Only Exclusive Comiiicrt'ial Photographers Jii Southorn OrcRon Negatives Madu any tinio or placo by appointment Phone 1-J7-.T E. Wo'll do the rest D. WESTON. Prop. Kull bred Porcheron Htalllon, for merly ownetl by Hob Crowdor, Ih now making tho hcruoii'r atnnd nt Via- coiiCh barn. Horvlco J10 to guaran too foal, FltA.VK IIANI)M;V, Moilfon! Avviill Von Hero SEE DR. IUCKERT IIH KNOWR HOW Sully Ui Out Dciiel'M When In Need of a Cleaner or Dyer PHONE 244 Best of Workmanship 135 HOTPOINT Electric Grill Stove RcKuhr Trice $5.00 On Sale During Hotpoint Week Only May 3-8, at $3.35 floo It ndvorildud In tho May 1 Hnturday Hvonlng l'ont ami May l.ad I en' Home Journal, HI Orlliilovn liollii, frloii, toantn and lirolln, both aboyo nud liolow Itri glowing colli:. OpurntoH from nny lamp'Hoekot, 1'oiforniH two rool( Ing oporallonu ul tho uiimu tlmo, at coiit o( ono, HI (Irllntovo la tho ImntlloHt, all 'round convenient oleetrlo nppllnnco over offered at tho prlco, Paul's Electric Store Ulii W, Main . 5 W V. "llll IIIHpl M ip, pp. EmUtlWljPWMfljWW ,r-. V . .t, I . J-