rEDFOTtn math trtbtote, ftrrcDPOTCP, ot,f.c,ont. Tuesday. fedthtady irt, 1017
PJGE TWO
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Phil fitnrr of Grants Pass spent
Monday and Tuesday in the illy.
V. H. Chamberlain was H .Medford
visitor Monday and Tuesday from Tal-
rut.
1. . ..... 1nala nn
airs, wuiu,
to date. Guaranteed.
m l
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Scott and
family ol San Francisco, Cal., a" o I
spending a few days in the cliy.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Ofrlce, Room 404 M.
P. & H. llldg.
John I). Palmer of Gold Mill spent
Monday and Tuesday In the city.
Dig 5c milk shnkes at De Voo's.
Mr. and Mrs. (.'. T. McKce of Ash
land were In Medford Monday evening
and Tuesday.
High-grade blue vitrol, special j
nrlce. This week at Heath's Drug
Store. 277
Edgar .lesson of Portland Is among
tho out of town business visitors in
the city.
For your old home friends, "Tho
Vulley of the Rogue," 15c. 279
C. E. Bailey of Portland transacted
business In tho city Monday and Tues
day. Sweet cider at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stafford of Wll
or, Wn., aro among tho out of town
visitors in tho city.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
mid $25 a month.
II. 1,. Hall spent tho first of the
week In Medford looking nftur busi
ness Interests.
Going to use any blue vltrol? Get
our special prlco this week. 277
II. L. Turner of Seatlle, is among
the business visitors in the city.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Kano of T.i
coma, Wn., are spending a couple of
t'.nys In the city visiting friends.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, oye, ear, nose, throat. Of
fice over Mocker's. Glassea fitted.
V. R. Robulns of San Francisco,
Cal., Is spending a few days In the
city attending to business matters.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter Johnson of
Denver, Colo., are spending a few
days in tho city.
To revive tho dead spots In your
luwn uso tho famous Wizard ferti
lizer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co.
Mrs. K. G. Byron of San Francisco,
Cal,, In a Modforcl visitor for a few
d;,;.-P.-
Bring your friends to Browns.
Dancing free at any time. 279
Alusol Emerson of New York spent
the first of '.ho week In the city.
(Poison tho squirrels now. Use
Woodlurk poison. Heath's Drug
Store. 277
Clyde H. tji-rln of Sncrntnento, CM..
Is spending a few days In the city
visiting friends and rnlatives.
Baskets, toys, chluaware, novelties
at Japanese Art Store. tt
iMIhb Elizabeth Turner left Tuos'.oy
morning for hor home at Portland
ftftor spending u few days In Medford
visiting friend".
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland,
Miss I.aura Adams of Ashland was
a Medford visitor Monday aud Tues
day. :
Wo carry a full Hue of lawn, gar
den und field fertilizer. Monarch
Hood and Feed Co.
Charles D. McLunc of Grunts Pasj
wns a Medfoid visitor the first of
tho week.
Phono SSI Heath's Drug Store.
M. Stover of Gold Hill wus lu Med
ford Monday and Tuesday.
People are talking about Brown's
windows. Thero's a reason. L'79
William R. Whnlen of San Fran
cisco, Cal., is among the out of town
business visitors In tho city.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voo's.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L. Warren of
Berkeley, C'ul., are spending tho
week In Medfoid and vicinity.
Minerva Yarns for sweaters. Handi
craft Shop. 2 SI
"Billy" Mitchell, seventeen-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
-Mitchell, died ut a local hospital Sun
day noon following an operation for
appendicitis. The young man was it
student In his second year at Ashland
high school and known throughout
the city. Ashland Tidings.
Dr. Hart, physician nnd surgeon,
office Jackson Couuty Bank Build
ing. On Wednesday, February 14, Ore
gon will celebrate the fifty-eighth
anlvcrsary of the state's admission
to the I'titon. Local pioneers espec
ially mako substantial observance of
the day. At Portland the Sons and
Daughters of Oregon pioneers will
hold exercises commemorative of the
anniversary. '
Wo are exclusive agents for
Southern Oregon for the famous
Buckeye Incubators and brooders.
Como In nnd let us demonstrate and
get our prices. Monarch Feed and
Seed Co.
The local (',. A. It. Post has been
notllled that the next state enenmp
ment will be held at Forest Grove,
Ore.. June in, L'7 and L'S.
Gasoline uiii oil at De Voe's.
The operations of the Weed Lum
ber company will begin the first of
March. Company officials Ktate that
employment will be Riven to approx
imately 1 2 7 r men whose monthly
payroll will be 80,OOU.
Something new. Campbell's cafe.
Best of everything, 113 W Main, tf
Oeorge Andrews, director of the ,
Medfoid Choral society will in the
future direct the activities of the
Ashland Choral society, succeeolng
Euti Itasor, who has gone to Aber-
ii,i,i ,.i,iinn
ueen, ii, i ic ...m .....
first
numuers 3 J memuers. i u
meetll UI1(Ier ,le new director will
begin at 7:110 Wednesday evening at ,
the West school, Ashland.
Bakery goods at De Voe'a.
F. II. Striker of Saskatchewan,
Canadu, has purchased the 100 acres
owned by C. It. Hoyd of Riverside
colony, near Gold Hill. The ranch
is one of the best in that section and
will bo under irrigation as soon as
the Irrigation ditch Is completed from
Cold 11111 to Grants Pass. The tract
nas ro ac.reS cleared aud In alfalfa
The price was around $12,000
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Cnrage. 29 South Bart-
lett st. Davies Weirts Anything.
V. T. Truux of Grants Pass wr.3 a
Medrord visitor Monday evening and
Tuesday.
Old papers for salo at this office
at 20c for 100.
Harry Summers of San Francisco,
Cal., spent the first of the week in
Medford on business.
What about your early gardem.
We have a full line of fresh bulk
seeds that grow. We handle alfalfa,
red nnd crimson clover, sweet clover
and everything In the grass Beed
line. If you are looking for quality',
we havo it. Monarch Seed and
Feed Co.
Misses Minnie Pettibone and Beat
rice Webb of Grants Pass were In the
city Monday evening and Tuesday.
The M. F. H. Co., has a reputa
tion for carrying the best spray hose
in Southern Oregon. 279
Tho Coos Bay Times says the new
suspension bridge across Rogue riv
er a,t Agncss Is about completed, ac
cording to the Gold eBuch Reported
It Is said to bo tho longest bridge of
its kind on the coast, tf not in tho
country. Its mnin spun Is 303 feet,
and 635 feet separates one anchor
from tho other. Tho company fur-
nlshlng the wire guarantees its stabil
ity and safeness. and will hnve a rep
resentative on tho ground to Bee that
It is properly strung. The wire is
expected In Rogue River on tho Rust
ler this week and everything Is lu
readiness to have It put In place.
Cheap spray hose wilt not stand
the oil spray mixture. Buy Maxccon
hose, held and guaranteed by the M.
F. & H. Co. 279
Tho stato library has sent to the
public library about 40 volumes, con
taining, among others, tue following
titles; Whltlock, "Fjri Years of
It"; Stetner, "From Allen to Citi
zen"; Hapgood, "Abraham Lincoln,
tho Man of the People"; James, "A
Small Boy," and others; Q. Elizabeth,
"From Memory's Shrine, the Reml
nosconcos of Curnicn SHva"; Storrs,
"I'.ernard of Clarlvaux."
Goodrich Maxecon spray hose Is
guaranteed for uso with the oil spray
mixture. M. F. & II. Co. 279
On Wednesday night. February
14th, Mr. George Andrews will sing
i IL Koln nL the Vtlllmr Theater. Ash -
land. Tho attraction boing the much
talUed of photo play drama, "The
Common Law," featuring Clara Kim
ball Young, tho screen star supremo.
Valentine Bull at Moose Hall,
Wednesday, tho 14 til. 277
Tho pupils of St. Mary's academy
have In storo for their friends and
relatives nnothor of their popular
inti8lcnl recitals. On Thursday even
ing. February 13, at 8:13. Medford's
music lovers aro all cordially invited
to enjoy the program or instrumen
tal and vocal music rendered by the
pupils In the recital hall of the
Academy.
Twenty-five members of tho local
Moose lodgo spent Monday evening nt
Ashland enjoying n social time with
the Ashland lodge. The Ashland
Moose will lie the guests of the Med
ford lodge February 20.
Ben Kpting of Chicago Is a Med
ford visitor for a few days.
Ralph Norris, a former member of
company 7, C. A. C. was In Medford
Tuesday, enroute from the border to
Vancouver, Wn., where his company
will he mustered out of tho servlco.
iMrs. Ixittu Van Scoy. Mrs. Ben
Brophy. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. .Mclntyre.
Mr. und Mrs Royal Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Wheeler of Eaglo Point
were Medford visitors Monday even
ing. Mrs. T. E. Boltz of Eagle Point Is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing friends.
Dr. nnd .Mrs. V. P. Holt of Eagle
Point spent .Monday evening In the
city.
.Mr. and Mis. Walter Clements of
Eaglo Point were Medford visitors
Monday.
. Lee Farlow of Luke Creek spent
Tuesday lu the ritv visiting friends
unci attending to huslnnsa matter.
Hen Wlllluno, o( Sumner, Wash.,
spent the first of the week In the cltjr
on business.
ThotnaH Kyan of Wntklns was a
Medrord visitor tho first of tlio week.
iMr. and Mrs. D. II. Kins of Poco
tello, Idaho, are spending a few days
In the valley looking over business
conditions.
Kverett I.obdcll of Grants Pass was
a Medford business visitor Monday.
Jasper Mclntyre of Smith River,
J'al., Is spending the week in the city
0n business
K. V. Carter of Ashland spent Mon
day afternoon In the city attending to
business matters.
Tomorrow Is St. Valentine's day
and will be celebrated with a variety
of social events.
Miss Pearl Waters of Borrls, Cal.,
is spending tho week In the city visit-
lug friends and relatives.
iC. J. Hall of Montague, Cal., was
a Medford visitor Monday.
Hoy llarriman of Pelican Bay is
spending tho week in the city.
Chief of Police Hlttson has Issued
a warning to motorists, who have dis
regarded the provisions of tho ordi
nance governing the control of dazzl
ing headlights that they must at once
take measures to eliminate the glare
or they will be tubjeet to arre.it.
Many motorists hive used dimmers,
which were switched off upon leav
ing tho Main streets nnd the head
light turned on with full power on
side streets. The ordinance, as ex
plained by Chief Hlttson does not aim
nt dun in In 3 headlightsbut at con
trollhc; tho blinding rays, either by
the iik of eorrugated lenses or by
frosting the upper half of the head
light p!.sr.
Mi. Ray Roundtree, Mrs. Sherman
Wooley, Mrs. William 7ddlngs, und
Mrs. Charles Cincaid were Medford
visitors Tuesday from Knglo Point.
Miss Boss Bryan left Tuesday
morning for Chicago.
Eugene Xarregaa has Joined Com
pany 7, C. A. C
Cieorgo Daley of Eagle Point spent
Tuesday In the city attending to busi
ness matters.
Wm. Grigsby of Klamath Falls was
a Medford visitor the first of the
week.
Will Crogory of Central Point
spent Tuesday in tho city attending
to business matters.
Charlos Ilctfler of Lakevlew, Ore.
Is among the out of town visitors In
the city this week.
Allan Witter of Weed, Cal., at
tended to business matters In the city
Monday afternoon.
Charles Grlf fits of Roscburg Is
spending the week in the city on busi
ness. i
Miss Daisy Terry of Ashland spent
Monday in tho city visiting friends.
Albert Norton of Klamath Falls is
spending the week In the city.
James Kershaw of Climax was a
Medford visitor Tuesday.
S"e do not run down our compet
itors product. .- An equal chance in
the field of competition will harm
no one. We recommend home pro
duct first. Homo Industry keeps your
money here. California. Washing
Powder for sale at the groceries.
Home product. 277
Bert H. Dyer, formerly of Hllls
boro, Ore., where lie was connected
with the 1 1 illsboro Independent, has
purchased the Central Point Horald.
B. SL Brower, tho former owner of
the Herald will farm a 15-acre tract
near Gresham, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Casper and son
of Yanktown, S. D., are spending a
few days In Medford as the guests of
'fhati nnnla Alra Vallln Arnnlrl nnri
Mrs. Emma Cllne. Mr. and Mrs. Cns-
per expect to locate In this section.
William Beveridge will leave Tues
day evening for Portland, where he
has secured n position.
Sixty members of the Ashland com
pany of the Coast Artillery corps wit!
accompany their team to Medford
Friday uight to witness tho decidin:;
,tame of tho series between the Ash
land armory and the Medford high
school teams. Tho first game wa?
"cn by Ashland and the second lat
Saturday night by Medford. The
Ashland team hai Icen materially
strengthened by the iiluylng of Art
Long In the comer position. Long,
playing In splto of tho handicap of
hiv'ng one eye dors, up in plaster, in
Satu-day's gnmo threw four field
:-.oals. and shut Ms opponent out.
Two trnlnloads of troops, bound
from the border to Vancouver, Wn.,
where they will be mustered on', of
tue Kervieo, rassoii ihroush Mcdf ird
Tuesday afternoon.
Married
Lorin R. Bingham of Medford nr.d
.lullu It. Scliulz of Ocean Park, Cal.,
wero recently married at Sawtello,
Cal. After a short honeymoon they
will return to Mcdfcrd and mitie
their home at 931 Keith Central.
WIIF.V MARRIAGE IS FAIM'RK.
Surely marriage is a failure when
Its essential purpose, the raising of u
family of children, proves impossible,
lu the childless home tho murrled
pair, though sometimes more or less
unconscious of the fact, grow disap
pointed and lenely. Lacking the b?st
tie to hold them togother they are
, likely to drift apart, hence many sep-
aratlons and divorces.
If every wife, whoso physical stato'
prevent motherhood, would but try'
that great remedy, l.ydla K. Pink-!
hum's Vegetable Compound, there
would be nt fewer childless .homes. !
-Adv. i
FORFEI
SAX FHASVISCO, VI. 1:
Ninety-six thousand neres of Oregon
luucts lying between Coos Hay und
Koseburg were ordered forfeited to
the government in n decision hnndrd
down today by the 1'nited Stntes cir
cuit court of appeals here, sustaining
the decision ol t lit' Oregon court, mid
throwing the land own to settlers.
The land was grunted to the (,'oos
liny Wagon company by congress in
1S07, with provision that it should
not be sold nt more I lain p.:tt pel
ade nor more than Hid acres to any
individual. Subsequently it fell into
the hands of the Southern Oregon
company, the defendants, against
whom the government brought suit to
recover title, alleging violation of the
provisions of the grant.
It was snid that the Siiutlioni Ore
gon company will take mi appeal to
the I'nited Stales supreme x'ourt.
30 DAY SENTENCE
John Deadmond, picked up by the
police February Jl while drunk, was
given a hearing before Justice (Menu
O. Taylor Monday morning and
pleaded guiltx'to the charge of drunk
enness nnd disorderly conduct, lie
was given a sentence of thirty days
in the county jail. Sentence was sus
pended upon condition that . Dead
mond leave the city and go to work.
Dcndmond's wife, who also figured in
the affair of the 11th, attempted to
commit suicide during the holidays,
but was prevented by quick work oil
the pari of l'olice Sergeant Crawford.
VISIT BLUE LEDGE
Developments in the near future in
the deal for mines in the Hlue Ledge
district urn expected following the
arrival in Medford this morning and
departure for the Hlue Ledge of n
party - of three mining promoters.
Accompanied by Dr. .1. F. Roddy,
D. U Jones, Mose lliiikdull and W.
li. Harnum, the visitors left this
morning- in two cms. They expect to
spend ubout two days in inspecting
the mines. ,
On their arrival in Medford the
mining men were met by John 11. Al
len, who is said to have been working
for several months on a deal for Hie
sale of Blue Ledge properties.
DIED
ENGI.E George Engle, a resident
of Ashland for many years, died at
Ashland Tuesday after a protracted
illness. Mr. Engle was 66 years of
ago, and was a native of Illinois. Ho
has filled the positions of mayor,
postmaster and other offices In the :
city government of Ashland. The fu-1
r.oral services will probably bo held
on Thursday.
Gi-owers AttontJon
The Roguo River Fruit and Pro
duce association has closed arrange
ments for handling of Grasclll Ar
senate of Load Paste the coming sea
son and expects delivery of the first
carload before April first. We are
not holding over any of last year's
lead and our entire stock will be 1917
manufacture.
For GOO-potind barrels, $ .0S5 per
pound.
For 300-pound barrels, $0S73 per
pound.
For 100-pound
Oft per pound.
Tor p 0-pound
steel containers,
steel containers.
.Olt.'i por pound.
In ton lots a discount of 4c per
pound will bo made. These prices
are only Uc above last year's and
the terms, b usual, are extremely
liberal.
Hook your orders now.
S. V. HKCKWITH,
177 Manager.
Knr Correet Time Phone 10.
SOFT PEDAL ON
Three hundred republicans of the
valley assembled mound the banquet
bo.'iid nt the Motel Medford last night
at the annual gathering of tho Lin
coln lteiuiljlii-iin club.
i'mtisun spoutiug was put under
tho ban by Colonel R. ('. Washburn,
who presided as toustmnster, and for
Unit reason the event seemed tainc to
many of the good republicans present
with deinocincy mid Woodrow Wilson
lacking on the menu under the bend
ing ol' "roasts.''
"An assembly of Americans first
and partisans second," the meeting
was styled by Colonel Wnslibuin.
The main address of the evenin;
was made by Judge C. I.. McXar.v of
Salem, who spoke of the life of Lin
coin and the struggle fur learning nnd
recognition that curried him to the
White house.
Among the other speakers on the
program were Dr. ('. J. Rollins, Mrs.
1). l'erozzi of Ashland, who spoke for
the remibliciin women: Mayor (lates
and Miss Leone Cass I'.arr of the
Portland Oregonian.
A feature of the evening was the
singing of patriotic songs under the
direction of George Andrews.
Telegrams were received and rend
from prominent republicans through
out the .state und from Mrs. !'. H.
llnnley, "the litllo ranch womun,"
now residing at Seattle.
TALENT TO HEAR
The socialists of Talent have ar
ranged a lecture to be held in Talent
citv hall, February 'ill, at 7:.'!0 p. m.
They have obtained us speaker Victor
J. McCone, slate secretary-treasurer
of the Oregon socialist party and ed
itor of the Oregon Herald, the offi
cial socialist paper of Oregon.
Mr. McCone is a newcomer to the
nest from Boston, Mass., nnd has nl
ready made his mark in public, life in
Oregon. He led the recent agitation
in Portland for n reduction in the high
cost, of living, opposing boycotting of
the products of the fanners, mid nd
vocuting instead the .socialization of
all food-producing, distributing and
storage agencies. He led a delegation
of housewives and working people
before the mayor and city council of
Portland, Or., nnd urged upon the city
government the need "f action to re
duce the high cost of food nnd other
necessities. As a result of the ngita
tion led by Mr. Met 'one, n noticeable
reduction in the prices of certnin sta
ple foodstuffs was noted in the Port
land markets.
Before coming west Mr. McCone
devoted himself to the lecture plat
form nnd is well known along the en
tire length of the Atlantic coast.
CREAM FOR CATARRH "
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Melief
from Head-Colds, It's Splendid I
In one minute your cloppcd nostrils
'will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No 'more hawking, (muffling, Mowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Het a small bottlo of Ely's Cream
Bulra from your druggist now. Apply
h little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air passage of the
head, eoothes ttie inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relict comes in
stantly. It's just fine. Don't stay Btuffea-Hp
with a cold or nasty cuLurrh Kclicf
comes bo quickly.
Beautiful Eyes
SIlOfM) XOT HI?
8POH,KI WITH
I'tiliY, MISFIT
GLASS KS.
Let Mo l-'lt Yon
1UOIIT
DR. RICKERT
Suite 1-2, Orer Mny Co.
The Growing Demand
for Diamonds
Diamond are being nnlvorpaMy recognized as
a Sure Investment. This has created a demand
for rdumonds of the better class.
I have real bargains In I.ooso and Mounted
Stones of the finest grades.
IMARTIN J. REDDY
Quality First
Visitors Alnnjs Welcome
JAIL IS SENTENCE
I'pon pleading guilty to the charge
of unlawfully bringing liquor into the
state, C. A. (Tex) Perry was sen
tenced to serve six months in the
county jail by Justice (ilitin O. Tay
lor, before whom the case was tried
tliis morning. ,
Perry wns arrested Inst week when
he alighted from an A-hhind jitney,
having a paper carton containing
eight pints of whisky in his posses
sion. The liquor was dumped following
the lienring of the case. Prosecuting
Attorney Roberts mid Chief, llittson
emptying the bottles.
The euse is the first to be tried tin
.!,. tl visions nf the "bone l I'V
., ;,- Aitoniev Roberts
. , ,..;m i,., .1... ,,i;,.v I il(,
stale in nil such cases to work lor
maximum sentences, that violations
of the statute may quickly he stamp
ed out.
The maximum penalty provided for
such offenses is six mouths in Hie
county jail and a line of !f.")ld.
Charles E. Mack Is a Medford visi
tor for a few day.i from Grants Pasr.
r- !iiJii Vv. AMI SE'IIATS TONIGHT, jj
Pag Aiways wonu wm
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KSAlr'4Bli 1 Arlftw ' ' Keystone Comedy "Tlio VneoaMfl
L L feife J- TOMORROW Owen Moore otu I
f i Marguerite Courtot. I
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MONEY-BACK TAFFETA
This beautiful Pure Thread Silk is ;iiarautee(l
war two seasons conies in black, navy blue, se
brown and green, price,
ASHLAND'S QUALITY STORE
THE ART OF
Lessons in Oratory, Eloeul ion, Dramatic Art, lVisf j
Interirelative Gesture and Voice Uuililing.
MRS. G. T. WILSON
Phone IDOL 803 AV. lltJu
MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Vnder Xo.w Management
ual Instruction and Class Method in
HOOKKKi:i'l0, PENMANSHIP,
ARITHMETIC, PRACTICAL KNCiLlSH,
SI'LLLIN;, ETC.
Graduates Assisted to Positions
Make Karly Reservations for Placos.
SKE THK MANAGER
l'hono 15-L 31 v. Grnpo Sir.
PHONE 654-J
MOREY
Wood That Is Dry
OFFI-CE: 37 NORTH FIR STREET
7 TAKE
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TONGUE IS HUM
loss, l-'eveilsli, Sick, lllll,,,,
Clean Litllo Liver anil
Bowels.
1
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A laxative today saves a sick rli
tomorrow. Children simply win (J
tako the time from play to enipi
their bowels, which become closm
up with' waste, liver gets sluggls
stomach sour.
Loojc at tuo tongue, .Moincr! I
coaled, or your child Is listless, cros
feverish, breath hud, restless, doesn
eat heni'til.v, full of cold or has
throat or any other children's nil
ment, give a teaspoonful of "Ciiliroil
nla Syrup of Figs," then don't worrit
because it is perfectly harmless, an
in a few hours nil this constipate!
poison, sour bile and ferinciitinj
.,-...- lll ,-aiiIU- mnva nut f ivl
bowels, and you have a wclljfplayi,
child again. A thorough "Insidi
I cleansing" is ofttlmes all that Is
essary. It should bo the first treai
mcnt given lu any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrui
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent o
tie of "l aliiomia byrup of Ffefr
which has full directions for babl.
children of all ages and for grow
tips plainly printed on the bottli
Look carefully aud sec that it
mado by tho "California Fig Sjruj
Company.'
yard $2.00
EXPRESSION
Offers Standard Courses by IndivS1
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Conipan