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MEDjrOftD MAIL TRIBUNE, iArEDEORD, OKUGION, M?ll)AY, KKPTUMBEl? 17, 10 lo
.H'tl--f'tf .tM X
OCAL AND
PERSONAL
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TJio monthly Luslnosn mooting nnd
Boclnl of Iho Uaptlst Young I'oojjIo'b
union will ho held Friday evening,
Kept. 17, nt tho lHrnl Imptlat church.
A "pot luck" supper will ho tho main
feature of tho tjyenlp jt,' Tfoujig people
Who are fltr'unfjer&tn'tlio city 'nro nl-.
ways welcome $ thoso Meetings.
iDo Voo dollTor tho pregonlan to'
you overy dari.roir 7.6c ri month. '
, , A new plctjUffi Vory; day nt tho Star
theater, wucjrojt)i6 crowds go. 158
jThb condition , of fA U. Jlrown,
whoso hand'wtls. injured 5iy tjto ox
IjjOFjon of n'riflo hdrrcl two w'ockn
ngo ii bb taion a serious turn, duo to
complication! arising from tho
wound. Ho In confined to IiIh homo,
nnd was roportcd an resting cany thin
morning. Wednesday night 1000
In tho fiorlCB of Rumen thin week lc-
hlpo tomatoes wanted at Itoguo
nirer Valley Cannery.. '
Kvcry WoHtorn Union cloclc on tho
feaat Bide of tho H. I. tracks stopped I
nt midnight Thursday. Tho work of
starting them wan still under way ut
rtoon today. Tim causo of tho "trou
hlo" Is unknown.
Itemoval sale of everything. In
shell goods, 'hair goods, toilet nflU
ojes, n half price for a few days, Now
"fork Ucatity Parlors. IR-O
V Hoguo RlVer Is making prepard-
.Hons for Us Iniluhtrlnl fair and veni
son barbecue, 81 uijibiy, HislWr ,?.
mu'clal rates will ho In fnm on thif
Jjduthern Pacific 'from AHhlnnil'td
cndalo;
v8patj5-)bfl and country nnuwigo
Booth 5 Public Market Saturday,
Fritz Ilainmendoy, founder of tho
.hoguo Illver Argus, nnd well known
Jn this city and valley, la operating
a nowspapor at Redwood, 8. 1).
Paper hanger and painter, tinting,
etc.. Phono G4I-H to It. Sandors. 123
Tho Medford bnno Jmll team will
play dolit Hill at fluid Hill toniorro'
nB one of tho attractions of tho Ii
duslrlnl fair.
, Boo Davo Wood about that flro In
suranco policy. Offlco Mall Trlbun.
Bldg.
A.H. W. Ituhl nnd family will lenv
Cc danco tonight at 1311 Halt; good
music. Cth and Riverside nve. J 5.1
Itobcrt Ncllflori nnd wife of O rants
Pass Bpent Thursday in Medrord at
tending tho a. A. Jl. reunion,
The Josojihlno county circuit court
with Judge F. M. 'Calkins of this city
on tho bench, qlosed its nesslons
Thursdny afternoon.
Adrlnn ltoso of tlio Griffin creek
district spent Thursday evening in
Medford visiting friends.
Until October 1st Dr.. 7vfyrto 8.
Lockwpod. will limit, her offlco hours
to Monday, Wednesday and Friday
tola' 2 to 4:J!0 i), in. Other. hours
Farmers throughout the vnllev are
hRnKoJ'fii'ferlUlzfng, preparatory to
bopliiuliiitho fulj, plowing Immediate
ly after Ik first r-iibstahtlnl rain,
t'ol. itf fl. Wr.urii ot Table Rock
spont Thin;dii:nr((rnopi) In Medford
attending to business mattors.
Kiiri Hiihhifrd lias returned froln
Kastorn Oregon where he upent the
BUiiinier,
J. O. (Jerking, tho host all around
photographor In southern Oregon,
Always rellablo. Negatives mado any.
where, tlmo or placo. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
Waltor Hoberts of Fort Jones. Cal.
In in tho city this week attending to
liuslness matters and visiting frlendtf.
Hlcctric wires hnvo boon strung on
.Main avenue by tho decorating com-
inllloe of tho 'KlkH lodgti. Purple
Jlgjils will bo Installed nnd purple.
bunting around the posts for tho dcdl-,
catory ex'erclses df'tha' now temple
J) he ottg.i 'n.oxl'wcnK. ' ' Hi 'j
HeniHtUchlng done, 10c per yard.
Mrs.- Hiinrys. nt Moo's ntnro. 1 ii
"!). It.' Thompson or Mnrshfleld is
HV)0ig,o put, of town visitors in Oi
:" ll.'Vj ,w!ek iijtending to hualficss
PIONEERS PLAN I
' FOR HQUSING OF
HISTORY RELICS
THE WOMAN HATER AT THE PAGE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
(Continued from Page One.)
limners
V. W. t lusher of Ashland spent
Thursday In Medford uttcndlng to
business mnttors.
Johnson, at tho Hook Store, an
export watch repairer.
Mrs. P. A. Keith of Hnn Diego, Cal.,
arrived Thursday evening to visit
with hor brother, II. I). Mcllrldo of
this city.
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tomorrow on a two days' auto trip tl
vi;raioiW,uk,jH ,
J Tr' " of ",oao 0,K lco cold f. c'cnl
niiiKBiiaKen nr uo voo's. .
Much local Intorcst Is manifested
In toh series of games this week bo
.twoon lloston nnd Detroit of tlio Am
erican league, tho results ot which
yl)l ddjltln tho pennant rnco.' l)o
ttdilt Is tho local favorite.
't" For flour or food phono Medford
Rollor Mills., Phono G67.
t
linn IIviiii AT. Mi.. Dl I I ,1-l.f
..... ... v.,,,,., ,iii:aiiiiiiiii flinirici
Is spending a fbw days In tho cltnt
tt'ndjng to huslnocs inattlcrs.
' OeVtjour lnftter, eggs, milk, crAni
and-buttermilk nt Do Voo's.
, .Oeorgo Older of Montague, CaI..
"has hilurnod tb his homo after wp.iiitN
Jng n week In this city nttendlng to
biiBlncBs mnttors.
Weston Cnmora Shop nr first class
Kodak finishing and Kodak suppllosJ
Merchants' Lunch'. 2fio. Tho Shasta:
'"((vvC.VAllcii'loiJyos.'t'hlB nfternooli
for Crntpr Lake, wjiero ho Wlllltako
n Hrirlos of inoVlhg pictures for nn
6astern moving picture concern. Ho
oxpeptB, to be gouo u wrok.,
Couch Klum or the high school "had
UIs. football s.quad out working Thurs.
day aflernoon, nnd "is Just beginning
to get a lino on tho ability of his ma
terial. A 100 pound Jan will fin nnmi PTuvm ti... t.,.,,'l'.t:rl.i in?x.-L i:..T. .
in r na 'i, '..,., ' : .... '." ",,u "vnr vni-
mi' !"'. I'UBIIIIIIin. Ill) 1H I
I lie Mime to he located in Hie enlnrj; d
park nren nt Ashland, This cDiiuriit
tee Connies of frvinjf Vinin, (1. M,
Huller, Svlvexter I'ntternon, of A h
Itin.l, .Mnsen 1.. Alftml nnd V. II.
(lore, of Medl'iiril. Such cominitlee
Kolieits Ntigg-Hliiiiift u ti wliut pur
lieulnr form I ho ti'oinsk't1 memnrial
nIioiiIiI nuMiihe.
The oldest pionrerH nl Ihe reunion
were Mm. .Mary Miller, of .InekKon
ville, uged 80, mul Jnino Tlmniton,
of AHliliitnl; in hit OOlli year. Hnilnes
limjilnyed hore the eul of the t(ile
niiil were Idler "IS.VJ, Oieim Pion
eer Afsoi'iiitioii," also Iho legend
"Loyalty 1" Orejron i Onj- .Moltn."
Ilrllt KlectiMl President
Kmil Hiilt, of .Jnel.mmville, wrfn
elected iirenident, nnd H. flore, of
.Medford, viee-president. XI w. M.
Day Nelson, of .Jaekmuiville, is sec
retary, nnd also treasurer of the or
giiuiznlioii in Ihnt.lurrilory, Xlrs. Kiln
.(lurrelt filling it like position in Ash
land. '
'At Ihe eloce of the business ses
sion in the nftemnoii the pioneers
were tendered nn niiloiiiohile pleas
ure I rip over Ihe eity through eourt-
esy or loenhenr owners,
Tii( next uuiiuiil gntliering will he
lield ill Jacksonville, in Sejitaiuher,
.101(1. Mefore ndjoiininient it vole of
tlinnks ,uns e.tended to nil those
whoso upliriiijir efforts hnd mndo the
.'ID Hi nniiunl leuniou such u )in
noiieed Biieeoss.
An original poem entitled "Our
Pioneers,' written by Xtrs. J. It.
Mrnwu, of Los Angeles, "wnH rend in
eonueetlon with tho after dinner in
formal typceeliiM.
'I One PIoner
They eaino, they saw uud were con
quered, Tlie.se Pioneers, sturdy nnd hold;
It wiik Hot (lie sheen (if the silver,
Nor tho lure of the glittering gold.
That beckoned nTur-from Iho home
Innd, To leave friends nnd kindred be
hind ;
Tluit sliviiglhened the heart for the
. journey,
TJiW 1hiji14 fahied u ftory; to fiiJiU'
Xluv
those utiiiie
Inst.
mo neavieai. man on tho tenm. The
nventgo weight qf the team this year
wju no.v. pounds. -j
"A!tni-fm3 It' II Mni. it 'A"J
.-......., ... .., wivuHUW U l,fl Pity
spent "Tirursday-afternew fn Jack--'
sonVlllK '
Jou Kelly of 0 (,r,ffln crook ,.
trlct spent Thursday In Medford at
totaling & iIHno,H ,n,(rHt
0eoXi'0 Von dor Hellen or Wellen
"I''A Thursday afternoon In this cltv
The (iold 11111 Industrial fair opens
today at (told Hill with an exhibit of
farm products, nnd will clono tomor
row with a salmon lmko, sport pro
gram and u big dulicc- In tho evening.
This Is ono of tho banner events of
the year In tfoijthorn Oregon, nnd
Isolde from all over Jackson and Jos
etfirine'rVun'ty wflf lie in attotuWirn.
TliiMvjlrdr.d nn.t.dold Hill Imnd-wlli
itirulsji'tht) jiirtsfc. '
Inane P. (iko) FrldlRiir of this city
and Mniulu M. MoCalluiu of Ashland
were nutted In mitrlago ThurtAlay by
()o Hev. W, R Hblelds of tho Prfsliy.
Iqrlun ehureh. The young neoide will
maek their home In this city.
ley
UN llwrl, of lltn'WVst, wild, and
'""' free:
Kmhrneed l;y her moiiutuiiiH of gr(ind
' cur,
Tlifireiille.niiein.irer ftfir fuej lo
H'O.
It was )iere, n new Kuipire wnm
plliilted,
Hy men yjio her future foretold;
Wlio gladly fuiicd (lunger uml hard-
phip, .
Those promises rich, to unfold.
Today wo nssenihlo lo Junior,
All those who ho nohjy have
wiought,
That wn piav enjoy in ful measure,
Hieh blcssingrt by. I hem, dearly
fought.
TrneMiviiuoiiK dH.VH.Iiow (hev thrill
us,
llow we're stnivd hv Iho- deed
of the Hisl ;
May we yield homage due those who
sened in,
Then here'rt (o (he health of our
' lored )IoiK'ers,
XIny they llvu'loiiff iuiil prosper
we Mij';" "
Clod grant them His hloKsing, His
Comfoil, uud Cheer,
As they journey the rest of the
wny.
Pioneer Present
Ainong iiniiutx of pioneer present
were : . ,
Purvis, Howard, Howell, llotiel;,
Miller, XIoire,I)uy, Keiiiiies, O'ltrieu,
.Smith, I'nrlow,- Kimscll, I'dine, Wug
ner, Viniiiir. l-'lrieli. llarhaiiL'h. Oaf-
mini, Cant mil, Cliapiu, liockcrsmith,
Heriiu, Kuhjer, ;XJorgnn, Ciirjienter,
Mills, Patterson,. Ilaiiley, )1lldl,
XlnlhewH, HoYit',rl, Itoitp, , KoioVv,
Hlackbiirn, Xlurjihy, Van Dyke, Oid
dings, AppljgCite, Rirrmi; "Tliickson,
11111101, Houslnn, ('ojeniiui, Wlieoler,
Thornton, Stevens, Souger, lloffiunn,
Cameron, hrrry, flniffis, (Iruhh,
Neil, Xluthes. -
Xali ve Soils mid Daughters
Native soijpid daughters were out
in force, including .luniort nnd Lizzie
rnneniilcrXlIr. Col. Sarent, Xlrs.
Henry Hnrnohurg, XI. h. and Xliss Al
io rd, Alice Hnnley, Xlrs. Win. Angle,
.lessie Xlthes, Alfred Itoekfellow, Hut
ler Walker nnd., wife, Xlrs. Xfnhloii
1i03lef. Xlrs., Will Vim ilykp. Knd
long in memory 1). Wnmier, Xfrs. (1. M. Clrahmpr. Xlrs.
Mabel Kinney, Mrs. Alice Huller, .Mrs.
Pearl Kussell Poller, Xlrs. Hcrtliu
Itiissull Winler, Xlrs. Xlnry Neil Dean,
Win. nnd Anna Xlyer, Will Jnliiisoii,
Ma'WellH Tucker, Mnu.l, Xlyrtlo mid
PoenhoiitnH Wells, (lijorgc Andorsout
Xlrs. Kmiim Coleman Anderson, Xlrs.
Kllen Oiddings, Xlrs. Wing. Xliss Lil
lie Patterson, Xlrs. Xlnrthn Xloivali,
Xfr. and Xlrs. Cleorge l)unti, fleorge
nnrron, hilwnrd Tliointon, Xlrs. ,1ns.
.Ruder, Xlrs. Arthur Furry, K Al
.Ro!,e, Horn Ilarhiingh, Xlnrciu Robin
son, Ursnln Dean, C. J. Howard, XIol-'
lie Hritt, Issie XleCnlly, Xlollie uud
Anna Tou'ne, .Jesse Iloiick nin! wife,
.Mrs. Carey Fei-giison, .Mrs. Klizahclh
Viin Saul, liillic Robinson, Didpli
Nnylor, Anna O'Hrien, Xluttie .Cole-'
man, Xlrs. Ilennu XIr. Colemnn, XI jn.
Kriink Swingle, Hutlie Reuine.s White.
'Oeorgo AJford uud wife, Xlrs. Alice.
I Inch, J. L. Clemmons, Fanny Ree
soonCole, Xlrs. Thornton (iurrett,
Xramio nnd Kntio Cronemiller.
DUMA ROILED BY
THE CZ-AR'S ORDERS
PUTitOtJItAD, Sept. 17. Tho litis.
slan du nm was prorogued today until
mld-Novcmher, Trcsldent Ilodzlanko
nnnounclng an Imperial order nutlloV
Izlng tho prorogation which had been
transmitted through Premier tlorom.
kln.
The
Head-
quarters
of
Fashion-:
. h . "ie: i .'
- Out- nlnY eiich' s6lfVon,f t'tV i)lne"e Ixi
fore von the 1nes( -"weaiiiU' nipnrel of-
tniUitlile. It is u Jileftsfirp trt 'lefl volt
today that We are Vihuly tA Miov you fti
trrrtit' variety sTuni' of 'thb very finest
oT 'merieitu 1'ilshiolis' in" Chats mid
Suit's iu'nl Wraps fdf Full nrid Wintoi1.
Stiiuniug creations in tnan-tliilorcd Suits
vie for your approval, with some won
derful Coats in plush mid pile l'uhrics,
made up in the very newest modes. Here:
lire fabrics, colors and designs, ealeit-,
luted to win an instant response from
women who dote on cornet dressing.
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Our Coat and Suit Department is'wtde open to you every day.
Von mny eome nnd try on as many gnnneJIls nsyVii liki lo vour
heart's content.
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Chief nniong tllMli are the.ginineiitfl hrnrjng JJiJh well-known,
inVllfiiii'uiiis label
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S. S. S. Greatest Mood Remedy
Results When Others Fail
;
-Nature' Rehicdyroi' Dlooil Troubles.
'Tho ptirlfylhg ntld curative proper
ties of Naturd'rt great remedy have
mndo "S. S. S. for tho lllood" a
houseliold saying. Thousunds to
day .enjoying perfect health owe
their recovery Xroni blood or skin dis
eases to this universally used blood
purlller. S. S. S. is made cutli-ely
from roots, herbs nnd harks, which
possess cleansing and healing higre.
dlents. You cannot bo well when your
blood la Impure; you lack strength
nnd energy natural with health; your
complexion becomes pulo nnd sallow;
your vitality is weakened. When
waste or refuse matter, which Na
ture intends ohall be thrown off, is
left In tho tiystom, It is absorbed into
tlio Dioou nnu lions, minmcs. rushes'.
blotches -nnd other eruptions of tho
uKiu appear.
S. S. S. goes Into tho circulation
nnd removes every particle of blood
taint or poison of ufery character".
AH skin disease and eruptions
pasn uway, and the smooth clem
nuiii, KIOWIIIK WllU IK'UIIU, HUOWS
that the body is being nourished by
rich, puro blood, lthcumntlsui, Ca-
larrh, crorula, Contagious lilood
Poison, all nre deep-seated blood dls
onlers, nnd for their treatment noth
ing equals S. S. S. (Jet S. S. S. at any
oriig store. ir yours is a pecutiai
case wnie a. a. a. s.o., Atlanta, Go.
mcC,n (liq iriiblTo T.I
JJlen'a eJulPmJM
Ibrfiry Saturday
nftornoon gn. lSth, at J: 30.
TJie regular weekly program of tho
band ban boon postponed from this
evening until Hunday atteruoon owing
to tho appearance or tho baud at the
Gold Hill fair, today and tomorrow.
I take pride In making your watch
koop perfect tlmo. I havo every fa
cility for doing flno watch repairing.
Johnson tho Jowoler.
Karmors nnd fruitgrower of the
Orlffln crook dtrlct are cputoinplut.
lug tho formation of a Co-operative
association.
Jlcajl tho Portland Oroiionlan.
rlnr Powtus of Montague, Va'l.,
Is Bpendtug n few: days In the city nt
tendlng to liiwiness matters.
Tnko your watch to Johnson, tho
Jewl(jrU yoM, will rtcqUo jqn usually
serviWs r'l '
J. VV. )r,H.lr, K Mftprlig troiiv a
relon tipqn' lTl. rJ(Slttfi5,,rt,. ' t
Out It lit DoVoos '
Clmuiicey I'jono Br. of Mngle I'olst
is spending tho day In tho eity at
tending t6 liuslness mutters, and the
O. A. It. reunion.
'" 'Whbn to'ttcr liiBurnnco I sold
Ilolmoa Tlio lnauranco Man Mill soil
It.
Miss P'orencn (Iragory of Ulcldl.
Oregon, Is upending n few dys In
Uti city attending to liuslness m-
T bars I). 0. soap !if o it lbs, 8ur
11. 901 5 Ibli UuUer (Not J ealk flour
-tim, at BtrJngcr, 3i!7 N OakdSR,
COMPLAiNINGGITIES
FAIL 10 SHOW-UP
II. I.. WnllheiN and Ale Roshor-
ouitli if the I 'tililomiH -Oregon Power
company returned thin moruiug from
Hulein vhea (hey Httemled the no.
KtoiiH of the statj railway eoinmlK
sioii on petilions fur lower light vte
filed by the eilie. ir Medfoiil, (Irants
Puss, Ashlsnil Khiumtli l-Vlls."
AltllHUji tl( cities complained o
i-.eeiiive riiiM, no ilil to (isek up
their elniiiis ihh.Imhii present. tl to the
coiiuin-sioii. Wiiii vf Ihe cities eeu
had a viMeiilnliiiii pjvuenl ut the
Iichhii cNe.-pt K'niimtH l'Vills.
TOO TI TO (liaSSIl'V.
m i i i - n i i
OK itKNT 10 ia-t,m, roagonoble
terms; Mwfr rntral Pntitt. Apitly
lk r., Juckstinlle, Onu US
KOU HA! K -At a bnvwiln, mum
iiout I lee Iim., wlU wit: Dumc
Jrs) ww wltk 4g mid wtmned
, plKH. Itox ll, R. I'. D. Nn. .!.'.
WAKTIlb-lird Mr. tain miidol. nn
Item. AdlfMi t, Sinn iuho.
Ill
The Meats
and Poultry
J-'oi- your Suiula.v Diimpp
will hi Ihe host il'thoy conio
IVoin Hi is nmi'kttt wlicic Iho
utmost caiv is hsimI iu tho p.
ltM'lion of I ho animals and
fowls ami wIipiv ihe host
sanifatv roiHlitions pl'ovail.
Sticks, pop lb 1.7 (o 20
Moil Monls Hi.. ..S jo 124
Uoof Iv'oasliS
Ii lo I5r
ftm Mi JaHy V.
Pork Uun&te llSUtoISc
("hoicosl Poultry, lining,
Paroii, olc.
Warner,Wortman
& G6rb
Phono' 7bi
Jones' Cash Store
Not in the "Trust"
THE WHOLE GAME EXPOSED
READ!!
l,Hl week Mi. A, n Medford grocer, milled up nnd hhIi thht .Mr.
M, rtliothei groe'Oi nkcil hiin to tell ut that nil the other iner
ehivnh wJe selling butter at 70 cents n VoVl. We 111011)411? all
right they titmld do but we would eontiuiU1 selling fur M cultlw.
On MonduvliLiHiiing n Medford eieamerv'rcfdMiil to xVII iw but
ter iinli'Kvii would do it, the int'i'i'litiiitx' tniht requested ell for
"(I eelit. Whlvh w.''blnnkly icfiued to do. On Wediiehdav lutirn
iiitf Hiiotlufr .Mi'dl'ord.oivfliiicry refused to fell in hutler lutiiixe
Mr. C, aimlher Kiycer, )vouh not hny if he old ".lone,' On
Tbiiivdny the last oreomorv nimilioned ctp)ted in Jo Mr.Hluiv
tnul HiNit once confronted by Mr. M uud Mr. ( mul finked
if he wiin oing to t.ill ".lone" butter. , ' '
li-n't that n gient way for thee "howling" mendmnU to act
toward u jihor ftmnerf If the oronuiories havo the autluyitv to
"Hy what Ihe innocent people oT Medfonl must pfty the iiierHinnt
lor their butter, whv don't the t'uriiieix and rancher, have n
much riitht to kiiv what their produce uud vegetable limit he
sold ful? There i ju-t iik mmdi huineN nhoiit one n the other.
Nevertheless Jones has luitter the best made ami lots of It.
His special price on butter for Saturday will show Ihe people
how had the trusts scared him.
To thcAe morchniiU who nre fihtin(r .line, he will nv Hh-:
'(iet tiioelber nil vim pleas. We tire heie to ty mihI tlio jhi
ple are givl'iK " In"!' t H "niodeni pneed giveeiy." (In Uume
tioiitrltt, hlup in Trout of n need mtrrnr, look yourneir Klrniulit in
th- ey.'i. iml,Mij, 'Yi'ii b nufit, im uwl njl your limin. to nm
your own lmiiii, mUIohiI Irvine to itiu 'MHue-.' ". Take a hmI
(itr brvntlii nit ikiMii iu uh cm- rMRnr wl twiW, wu muming
cervliiiv (H NHH-t vt ill mihiIc with uu. ,
6 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c 15 lbs. Sugar $.00
Best Bacon, Ii). . 22c Oest Lard . 65c, $1.25
Sugar Cured Ham, Hi 18c Cheese. II). 20c
BUTTER! BUTTER!
.I..UI- Mi ;Ui t'fiil a dtixfii fur l'4iv in trade
d.'Xfli en
BUTTER!
nn! mIU ti.r III,-
piioNwaaR
Wl'-STMAINST.
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fa 'jflM
,it(i'i',''''!il '
,StyleCraft,, Prices
nppeal to Ihe economical woman, while the
. iJcsigiiM satisfy Iho most ilNcriiiiinuliiUr
' liiHleH. Our lines nre now complete uud
: lhe v:iridiiHtniudul pf.T-u jj!umjid ,i.aie
nnd chiilee. ' " ' ' ' '
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'Millinery
MiH hnndsoine Miowinir of newest Fall
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