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Tliu baseball teams of tJiO Motlio
dlst nml Haptlst churches In tho Twl
.llcht loagtio jilujcd mi S-u tlo Tues
day ovenlng bofcro a crowd of .100
fans nnd frlonds. Tho gaino waB
hardfousht frdm start to finish, and
aroused as much excitement na a
L'ima an Similar. Tlia twn tun Inn
vll W anoUior gamo' next wopk, ' city attending to business mat
th w'lnnor to meet thn chumnlon i icra.
Airs. I.aura Graves arrested by tho
police for drunkenness on tho street
Monday was discharged for sirvcii
lanco Tuesday. Shb will rctilrn to
California in search of tho man slid
alleges brought her 'to this city, arid
desortcd her after promises lid never
kept. Tiio pollco found tho woman
living in tho attic of n deserted build
ing on Front street and, associating
with tramps.
Johnson, at tho liook Storo, an
export watch rcnalror.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou Is Ulrloh of Jftclf
onvllol spent Wodnosday'morhlnK M
Grants Pass 'team or fhe church
champlomhlp of the Kogiio rlvor val
ley.
Mloifncl O'Hnlleran will bo in Mod-
vford' somo time this month.
' Tho fall torm of tho circuit court
will bojjln (ho third week in Sujitem-
bor.
Soo Davo Wood about that flro in
surance policy. Offlco Mall Tribune
Dldg. '
Alius Mnttla Dalzlol of Dig Huplds,
Michigan, Is viMltlng Mrs. K. K. Mer
rick this weok. Sho Is roturulng
homo from tho exposition.
15; (J. lllll of Krosno, Cal., who Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
'lllil of Derby, vn u .Modforil visitor
Wednesday.
"lax'Z'iV 16c nnywiicro In city.
Formerly Alco Taxi. Now offlco Nash
Hotel, Phono S33, .
Mrs. J. F. Hodjiy ""d children lcU
Tuesday for 5 nfjjiitli'H vIbII to Snn
Franclsro. .Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop will
occupy tho ltcddy ronhloneo on Queen
Anu nvunuo tlurlng Mrt. Iloddy'H abr
senro.
E. J. Slownrl returned Monday
from u mouth's buslnoss visit to u
number of mlddlo west states. All
agricultural sections nro Hcomlngly
very prospotous and prospect for a
bumper crop this year aro excellent.
Velvet See ;roain nt Do Voo's.
Miss LouiiBbitry, Mlllluory, nt tho
M. M. Dopt. Store, early Kail Kelts
and Novqltles. 11G
Tho 'Mlsoa Adonn Eckstrom nnd
Inga Erlckson of this city visited
frlonds nnd rotative In Grants Pass
Sunday and Moudny,
"Tho Country Hoy," which is tho
latest photo dramntlc offorlng by
, Jeifso h. Lanky, Is tiio Ideal typo of
clean and wholosomo photoplay such
as should bo appreciated In all tho
playhouses of thu better class. In
lis original driuuutlo form thta play
ran for nonrly two consecutive "en
roll In Now York city, and in oven
now In demand on tour. Star thoatro
tonight only,
Thu; qituou, of tho llrjinco, Jlrltlon
arid "Waldo mines, all In Josephine
county, liavo begun u.itoimlvo opor
atlonH for houllng copper oro. Tho
jnlnoral Is hauled to tho terminus of
tHA flrantH I'nss-Croscunt City rail
road nt Wlldervlllo by wagon nnd
otjto ,truek thonco by rail to (Irani
VfiW.' Thin activity In comparison
with tho lnactlvlt of tho llluo l.odgo
district cuukoh local eoplo to won
der why. Copper Is tho most nought
nfter product In thn world today, not
excepting gold, and tho Dtuo Ledge
ono of tho richest undeveloped cop
por properties In tho west, HtUl It
remains Idle1.
Typewriters bought, repaired and
sold, now and old. Mud ford Hook
Storo. '
James Cruse, a. movlo aelor of
some fame and party of frUmU from
New Ilochollf, Now York, wod
through Medford Monday afternoon
on routo (o Im Anni'loa by auto.
I tnko prldo In mulling your watch
hoop prfnot tlmo. I have every fa
elllty for doing Una watch repairing
Juliuvott thp Jawelar. '
JnittM llotiu of Atban 1 aprudltta:
n reft- day In 'U) 'ell "' vaNuy
iilKmillnfc to ltualftoaa Hintlara.
A olmnro tfc nfl a high grail lour
at a low prlea. Wo ld Just aliln
pwl lit a ear or Uila flour aiul will
sell It out Hi JI.IO pr ack. 1'reali
Coin Meal .85 n aaek Mourn h
SeoU l lf1 r- ""7 M",H-
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ltogor . Uamtatt ami wife and win
Frauala. and Mla Catherine wtin.
leava this afternoon on h (ho das
hUi trip to CraUr Uk.
Wluu tbnt,utt vnUo1 eraaka awl
pom. Jt UwU' ftainK- Wa maka aa
Holld a now. at a amall oxpnae. till
linen Oarrlajo and Auto Worka.
Mia Lao AudaraoH and Klmar It.
Mull of tW Metoo rliarl. went
unltatl In Hiaj-riaa by iba Rev. Marry
Tuehor u( thf Chrlailau rhurch, Wwl
niMHlay iiMrulntt.
Noaa Uatier Uraad at ttrowalaa .v
Caray'a. U7J
Thwt lt i onaidartoto activity In
ttiuak tkmualioiii thr necHa river val-lo-
at Ik orMnt Umv. bayara rap
rtwoiUtHjf liitwreotit purrhaatag baraaa
und luulaa Uvt iln allta bitluf bitay.
Oattle buyers arf Imi waklua vur
ohHa for fall ahlpuiatita.
Keap tka flUa fraia botbarlag Ik
cow. Um Oa)ka' Ply Kaackar m
tio oowa Hd cat more aallk. Try a
OAi). Murab Hm4 ft AmmI Co, 31 1
Ifcud Maltt II- !
K Ktunry of H"i"ir u naiona
the ttH "' viau.ir In ih rlty
tkb) 'HJ
I)u V carrlea the vit Una erf
fire cant gtgura In (ha i-lt
K. K- B AUlUV ' '
BwuWaS tow 'J til t
tendlog to butinafa waUora.
Dcef Scraps $ 1.00 pqr saiW. byalcr
Sholls $1.C0 pnV sacic. llargnln for
(his weok. M6harch Seed & lVed
Co., 317 R. Main St. ' . i 1,8
Tho Medford bnsobalt team Is go
ing through a course of sprouts for
the gumo with Weed next Sunday in
this cltv. There will bo sovoral
changes In tho lineup, Hrnnt going
to first base, Curloy Wilson behind
the bat, and Soldon Hill to right
fluid. Tlrnnt is reputed to ba n hit
ter from away back. Tho team has
discarded artistic fielding for heavy
hitting. "Al" Caster will pitch for
Medford. Last Sunday ho polished
off Weed at Yreka In n 12-lnnlng
gnmo.
Morchants' Lunch, SCc. Tho Shasta.
Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c per
botllo at De Voo's.
0. M. Thomns of Tnlenf apent Tues
day In Medford attending to business
matters.
Chocolatosj ,10 cents lb. Do Voo's.
A. A. Klynn of Gold 1 1 111 spout
Iluosdny In Medford on business and
visiting friends.
Homo-mado pastry nt tho Shasta.
Iloy llarrlman of Klnmath FallB
Is spending a few days in tho city
visiting friends nnd relatives.
Safety nnd sorvlco. Wo glvo both.
Holmes, tho Insnurnnco Man.
Mrs. J. H, Cochran nnd Miss Inn
Cochran return today from tholr sum
mer rotlngo at Klsh lako.
Fresh roasted peanuts nt Do Voo's.
X. M. Klngsloy of San Jose, Cal.,
Is In tho city for a few days Inspect
ing local conditions.
Alco Taxi, Ific anywhoro In cltyt
prompt calls, careful driver; phono
832-It,
George Casoy of OrnntH Pass spout
Tuesday In Medford nttondlng to bus
iness matters.
J. O. Oorklng, tho best nil around
photographor in southorn Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives mnilo any
whoro, tlmo or plnco. Studio 22$
Main St. Phono 320-J.
.1 11. Smith or Ilurllngton Junction,
Mo. slopped off to lako n look over
(ho Valley yesterday, on routo to tho
fnlr In Kan Kranrlsro.
Goi your butter, eggs, cream, milk
dnn buttor milk nt Do Voo's.
William lludpo will return thn lat
ter part of tho weok from n month's
visit In tho mlddlo west.
Itudlo SchnU Ih linking tho None
Hotter llrond. 117
Harvey Fields returned thin morn
ing from a two weeks' vacation to tho
Ran Francisco fulr nnd tho California
bench resorts.
Hnvn yoM tried ono of thoso no
milk shakos at DeVoo'nT
Everett Van Dyke of Talent spent
TUttsday In Medford attending to
bUHlnoHH matters.
V. II. Mluard of Elma. Wash , Is
spondlug n few dnya In tho city en
routo to the Snn Francisco fair
Early Fall Felts, newest patterns,
lowoat prices, Intest colorings, MU
Lounsbury, Mlllluory, ,M. M. Dept
Storo. no
George Von tier llollou of Eagle
point spent Tuoaday afternoon In
Mmlford altondlng to business mat
(era
Uulek service for your Kodak fin
libit!-. Soo Wualou's Camera Shop
Pennsylvania and served during tho
Civil war as a member of C. 1 43d
Wisconsin ami received an honornblo
dlsriinrgo nt tho closb of tho war. Ho
died at his liomo in' Central Point
Jifly SfiMi, lft'in, agtd 8.1 years, nnd
wns laid to rest by his comrades in
tho Jncksonvllel cometory In accord
ance with tho ritual of our ordor.
During his long residence In Jack
son county ho earned nnd hnd tho
respect and confidence 'of all with
whom he came in contact, and was
considered ono of the most worthy
cltlrona of the 'community. Hor sov
oral months prior to his death ho wan
sorely afflicted, but bore his suffer
ings wlt.h tho patience and fortitude
6f n brAvo soldier. Ho It further
Hunolved, That the charier of the
Post ho draped In mourning for 30
dnya in memory of our departed com
rado and that a copy of this resolu
tion lie furnished tho Medford Mall
Tribune.
S. M. NEALON,
II. J. GARDNER, Commander.
Adjutant.
OBSERVED IN PRAYER
BY BRITISH EMPIRE
"On leuing Oregon ve enrr.y with
us delightful memories of vour ien
erous hospitality. Tim open-lienrleJ
welcome which Medford tendered her
gucHtu is profoundly appreciated by
every member of thu Columbia I'm
voinily l'Mynionnipliie oxeurHiou."
The above iiichkiiko wns reeoived
tliin morning by the Commercial club
from I). Johnson bund of the
parly. They spent a day in Ihin city
where they were entertained by the
University club. Tho pnrty npeiit a
day nt Crater Lake.
AUTOIST COLLIDES
WITH BUGGSPEEDS OFF
Two women whose name are tin
Known, driving u buggy on the Pa
cific highway near Talent were atrueic
by u .Stanley Hteuiuer nufo Tuctuhiy
night. The police hne thu number
of tho cur nnd u warrant will be
issued. It is alleged that tho uuto
jmL nfter striking the buggy, failed
to htop, but inereiihed bis Hpeed. The
woinrn Were driven' to Tnleht by
Lunsford Hlilelc, whb tfei'ineil fho
number of the machine end reported
the iiecident lo tho ixiliee. Tin
Slimle.v Klvuiuer wu,s gonj ill. h high
rn(n of speed.
lX)NDON, Aug. I The Hrltlsh etn
plro united today In prayerful ob
servance of tho annlvcrsnry of tho
declaration of war agnlnst Germany.
In virtually every city and town In
tho Hrltlsh Isles, ns well an In all
parts of tho dominions and colonies
over liens, tho dny was ono of Intor
Ccssloii n'nd prnyor with meetings to
ask the alii of the Almighty for ultt-
fn'nlA victory In a causo which tho
Ilrltjsh (icojifcs consider JiiBt nnd
rlg)itoous.'
rhe chief core tunny was hold In
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by Dr. Ooudy in support , of- hW iim
tention that the city water needs
ftlloring. ,
The t-it.v council" nt it meeting
Tueiday night lepoitcd that while
the water might noC be' all it should
be, it was being nniilyzcd by the tnt'
board of health, nnd that hk kooii as
the rcxrt wns nvnilable it would be
published. Thu council said that
pine needles were now falling and
that this was the entire of much of
the foreign matter found in pipes.
jti(lnh t with nervlcoa iftoudciPby
King George and Queen Mary nt poop
In St. Paul's cathedral. Tho king
and hfs corlsort drove to the cathe
dral In tin o'peti tandau with a stato
ceremonial, through choerlng crowds,
The cathftiral was thrown open to
nil .comers AW beforo a vast throng
the noV. Ifonifrill T. DavlB, nr'chbtah'op
of Crtnterbui'y, ntnf iho nlgil Itgy,
Arthur K. Ingram, bishop of London,
and their assistants, conducted a brief
and simple service, concluding with
tho hymn, '"Through tho Wgiil ot
Darkest Hour," and the national an
them. A iiotnblp eaturo or the gathering
was tho presence of a great number
of wounded soldiers nnd sailors twho
were given a" preference of soatn it
tho king's request. Ills' majesty wo'ro
tho khaki Uniform of a staff officer.
Patriotic rhcotlngfl wero hold every
where throughout tho nftcmoon to re
affirm Grenl Urltnln's Intention to
prosecute tho war to a successful conclusion.
EAIERN
MARKETS
WEAK
Uurtlctts,
Barlletts,
E. Jf. McKouiu'v has leoeivod llto
following concerning pear markets
in tho eiiHt: .
Jfew York California
if 1. IIS.
Chicngu Culifornin
fl.Tfi.
riiiliulcliililn Ciilirqrnin Unrtlelts,
$1JW. v
!oton California Itartlcttrt $1.20.
Chicago Wnshington Hartletls,
$1.35.
All murk'okls weak, ' but should
hIiow improvtiin'tit befote end of
month.
proiesi against.
Unmoral traffic
BY U.S. IN
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GRANTS M POACHERS
BUSY R LOWER RIVER
water oog comes
. In city water
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In respoiif.e lo the retort of the
city council Hint his allegation that
tho city water was impure, wns a
"lime lip" Dr. Ooudy this morning
presented Cil Hngincer Om Anmpi-
gcr wilb if water dog six inclioi- long
Hint he saw come through a citv iv
dratit, Other. iiduiiuett egutabl
nml tinimal is likely to be produce ( Seabiirg cannery
Wnt, Ash, J. C. LoClalr, Km nit
Hogo nnd A. It. Cdngef, commorclnl
flshonncn ttndr nrres nt Marsh
flold for trying to burn down the
Cncleay Cannery nt die' mouth of tho
Rogue, n'nd for using acid upon nets'
and other Illegal acts, aro from
Ornnts Pass and havo boon' froquont
ly In' troublo thero for game law vio
lation's. It In th Id crowd of fishermen who
nro blamed for stopping the nscont
of all fish up tho Iloguc, stretching
nets so thrit they overlap' each other.
Not knowing who ho wns, ono of
thorn told Dr. Kborhnrd of Medford
during his rccont visit to tho mouth,
Hint thoy mndo It u rulo lo lot noth
ing got by.
Thoso fishermen hnvo phlflod their
activities from the Anient dam to the
lower, rlvor nnd nro. em ployed by. the
SAN KHANCISCOi Aug. 4. -Protests
rfgainst the "(iritnornl traffic in
nrms iind'nmmuniti6rt" wifh' Knglnml.
Ih6 1-fngliMi viewpoint in public opin
ion on (he Ktfropcim war and crit
cism of lhe govenimcnt's ullilude
jownrd Oer'inai'iy, iero expressed to
day in rosdlutidifV iinniiunbusl.v
adopted bv lhe National Oermnti
Americnn Alliance, tissemblcii bete in
its eighth utiuual convention.
The resolutions wero recommended
for adoption by the resolutions com
mittee nfter a refusal to report Jiu
orably "an open letter" addressed lo
President Wilson, which was earned
to the floor of the convention by a
minority report of the commit ice.
The resolution? ndopted declare
the loyalty of flermaii-Ainericniis
represented i the convention lo be
htcadfast, but sny. "we deplore Hint
our government has, on the pint of
England, practically permittee viola
tions of international law and inter
ference with commerce, to the detri
ment of American interests und hns
on tho part of tinotlicr country, Mex
ico, supinely suffered the destruction
of the Americnn life and proper! v,
while1 in tho enso of Germany, it
(prickly assumed n ihrcntoning and
uncompromising altitude."
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PATHOLOGIST
Tho coiinlv court will bold mi open
session in lhe morning, mid will taKc
up the matter of the npiioititnicut to
lhe successor lo Count v Pa'hoiogl-t
Af. P. Henderson w!m i.-'-.iied to iie
ccpt a profesnor-hip in a I'tnh uni
verty. All cliticus) favoritisr nnd
opposing the retention of n patholo
gist aro uigcd to attend nnd air their
views.
This morning the county court
opened bids on the construction of lhe
Pacific highway between Central
Point nml Gold Hill. The bids will
be tubulated before the nwards are
iiiudc.
Bantuol ltoeiibor, owner of lhe
Mwir erwk oiehaid, lias re-pnrrhas
wl tho Sorrento hotel properly In
Hoatiiu. Tho hotel was first unbl as
an unity In tho Hear Creek orchard
and wa built by l)r llnonmrn. The
coiiililrntloii was J3M1.000.
Wwiton Camera Hhop for flrl class
Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies.
C K Whlatlar ha returned to
Medford after a prolonaod stay In
8eHUi.
Mra 0d 6. Ilrftwn Is confined to
her ho wo on Itooiovolt atauue by
tllnaaa.
Take yur wnloli to .lohnaon. the
Jawaler, you will rocalve unusually
gooU aervlea.
Xtr T V. Mlloa Is conrined to her
home l a Uaht tllnaaa.
Thv Mlaaea Clalro. Kloienco and
A I lea Johnma hv rutarnd rrum a
two ek, varallnn at Shasta lto
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WOMAN REFUSES,
. OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham'd Vegetable
Compound.
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Ixulflvllle, Ky-r" I think If morosuf-
fcring women would take Lydla K.
Pinkham's Verjcta
blo Compound they
would enjoy better
health. 1 suffered
from o. femalo trou
ble, nnd tho doctors
decided 1 had a
tumorous prowth
nnd would havo to
bo operated upon,
but 1 refused an I do
not bclievo in opera
tions. 1 had faintinR spoils, bloated,
nnd could hardly stand the pain In my
left side. My husband insisted that I
try Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and I am so thankful I did,
for I am now a well woman. I oleep
better, do nil my liousovork and tnko
long walks. I never fail to praise Lydla
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
my good health. "-Mrs. J. M. Uesch,
lOCOWostfirondwny, Louisville, Ky. I
Sinco we guarantee that all testimo
nials which we publish are genuine, is it
not fair to suppose that if Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has tho
virtue to help these women it will help
any other woman who is suffering a a
like manner?
If yott rire ill do not drnp along until
nil operation Is necesasry, but at onco
tako Lydia JE. Finkhnin'ft Vegetable
Compound.
"Write to Lytliu 13. rinTclinm
IMo1i('liioCo.,(connloiiiiil)Lynii,
Mns;f. Your let! er vIl bo opened,
rcixi'imd niiHivereil liv ii. wniimii
nutl held In titricl eoniUloiico.
SPECIAL TO WOMEN
Tho most economical, cleansing nnd
sortnlcldnl of nil antiseptics la
A solublo Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.
As a medicinal nntlooptlc for douches
In treating catarrh, inflammation or
"Ulceration ol noso, throat, and that
caused by fcmlnlno ills lthaa no equal.
For ten yeara tho Lydla 13. Plnkhnm
Medlclno Co. has recommonded Poxtlno
in their prlvnto corroBpondcnco wltli
womoit, which proves Its superiority,
Women who havo been cured suy
It la "worth It3 weight In gold." At
druggists. DOc larjro bo-, or by mall.
Tho" Paxton Tollit C u Lotm. Maba
Many garments have been on our racks lojager than
we want them and are now placed on center tables t
;; regardless of cost, although we do not want to create
the impression that all of these goods are npt crisp, X
iresh goods as most ot them are Values .1.50 to 35 &
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Maftdquartert W. II Ilarrlu Ps.
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Wboreai. The Suiirame roiiimiulr
of Ihv niilvrae Has in hU Infinite
vladow araated a vacaao lu our rau-
Mir AacllMlag raaks by tba mustttr-
oat af our worthy aad wtttMiuad Cuni
ra4 Patar A- Harnlar. Ua It
Mlr4, ft wa ulaaaly aympa
UMtH) wttk Ua krv(l tHomWara ot
hi ItmUl Mi ad ikaaa to Htm
voa tfe ' s wU.
Uoaira4a Baaorr aa a natltv of
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L'OO ITulriinniiMl Slinpos, iticlmlliiK Pjtn
nums, vnlui's lo $7.51), .. $1.00 SALE
Ono lot of Pmusol;, values to $.T).(U)
. $1.00 SALE
Chlldivn's Ditssps, values (o$l,J)S
$ 1 .00 SALE
Wash DrtwstMs, value to $S.3()
$1.00 SALE
hiunn Auto Ooats. values I o $2.0S
.v....v i v. $1.00 SALE
Mugllu Underwear, values n J ..")() .
: . ' $1.00 SALE
fill Trimiuod I la Us, valueti (o W'M
$1.00 SALE
()it(10'KjIyiaut, values to $2.2.")
.! : $1.00 SALE
$1 Sale
Begins
Thursday
Morning
Ladies' lllack Broadcloth Winter Coats
$1.00 SALE
Ladies' Black Taffeta and Pongee Coats
. $1.00 SALE
Children's Winter Coats $1.00 SALE
Ladies' Wool Dress Skirts $1.00 SALE
Ladies Qotton and .Mohair Petticoats,
values to $4.50 $1.00 SALE
Middies, values to $2.25. $1.00 SALE
Shirt Waists, values to $3.00
$1.00 SALE
Hand Bays, values to $1,00.
$1.00 SALE
( 'oi-sets, values to $2.00 .. ..$1 .OQ SALE
Khaki Middies $1'.00 SALE
Khaki Blouses $1.00 SALE
Auto Vuils $1.00 SALE
Belmont School
(For Boys)
21 mltea south of Sin Franclieo
Wa think UiAt wt cr to onr boji what
tnouffbtful ivuffnta with Oar rrftduMw rnur
on rfi-mimnJiiiit rnttutuua tht admit on
rrtlArAto and oq rmminatin tr vg tt of
mirrUIofrut t lUnarU, Th MuWnuUii
Intltot of TwhnoioffT. and Vl. h ad
mlfilnnrtulrameiitiArr ninttevrrr. ttrndfor
laiitlfully liloiirMn! rntNtoajtir which Kitrt
not imly a try jroo I Mirihf plnl anifiHir
lAtif thaiM-htMit hutuf ltatQtmtnt and Hi
NiirwiiTrKaran fiumr. ."1411114: imwrvrr, oa
lUtC Mke thrt larof A Tt aft to llm fhooL
VW,T.JlKlU(lltdMMt-T.lkK .IInwnUCaL
Coolest store In town You'll en
Joy chopping at tlili itiTC.
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The foregoing is only a partial list of $1 Sale bargains
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Afternoon Tea
lina liecomo nu ii tnllislied ciihtoiu,
and iloinauila corlalu nrcessorlea
which we can boat sunnly,
SlalioRiiiiy Serving Trays, Silver
Service, Lemon Korka, Sugar Tonga,
etc., aro offorod lu the latent do
sIrus, "
MARTIN J. REDDY
TDK JKWKI.KIl
VOll QKAMTV. 212 K lnln St.
MOTORISTS
Do you know the
KOADS of
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON and
BRITISH COLUMBIA
They are oil in tho new
ROAD BOOK
You should have one.
CRATER LAKE "
MOTOR CAR CO.
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