Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 07, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textf fPXnTJ FOUR 'MTODFORT)' MATT) TRTBTJNE "NrEDFORD, OftKClOyf, TUESDAY, .TAXTTATiY 7, IMfl fOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. ,C. W. Conklln loft yostorday for Poi'Dand taking with her the fnvim months old orphan baby of Mr. ami Mis. U It. Hlakely who died (tiirluK Die In h L flu. epidemic. Mr. Hlakely was manual training: lustruc 1or or tho high school. Little Lesley M.iy Illiikely will make her future homo with her grandparents, Mr. and Sim. Saltorlne, mother and fath er of Mrs. Hlakely; who are rosldonts of Portland. Mrs. Conklln will ex tend her trip to Tacoma where Bhe will visit two weeks with her son, B. O. ConkllnK, and family, Blgsost millinery reductions In Medford. Host values over offered for tho mohoy.i Vanity Hat Shop, next Rlalto Theatre. , 246 Tho temperature of this morning was 16 above icro hut much mots lure in the air together with a slight lireezo made it seem more like zero to mort people. Continued cold and fair is tho weather prediction for Wednesday. All hats greatly reduced at Lottie Howard'. 246 Tho Amoma class of tho Baptist church will hold a class meeting Wednesday evening at the homo of Mr.!. Keliur, !07 Palm street. All members and friends are urged to be present. Do Voe wants small show case. It Is now City Treasurer Haswell, ns Gns Samuels turned over the of fice to Miss Mary Haswell this mor ning and retired to private life. Miss Haswell qualified with-her bond of SSi'fl.OOrt and became the first city treasurer in Medford's history. It is no violation of confidence to state 1 hat Mary did not put up the money out of her own pocket but furnished a surety bond. For 'X'u-Done corsets see Mrs. Paul Hansen. Phono 5S3-H. 267 W. A. Stratton and Mr. Heney of Talent, were among the business vis itors in the city yesterday. Big millinery sale, all hats reduc ed. Vanity Hat Shop, next Rlalto theatre. 246 Two soldiers Teturned recently from service are in the employ of the Modford Fprnlture & Hardware Co. storo in the persons of Elnier K. wii- sou, who left the storo to enter the crmy, and J. A. 'Woody who has re moved to the city from Grants Pass You can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. Mrs. Cribble has reopened her kin dergarten school after closure due to influenza. Towels ; one-fourth off original prices. 65c to $2.25. Handicraft Shop. Circuit court convened here this morning with Judge Frank M. Calk ins on the bench. But little bus Iness came up. and court was ad journed this afternoon. Judge Calk- Ins made an order to the effect that the present grand jury shall - hold over until April 2. Another Indict ment was returned against Geo. E. Sanders by the grand jury. The judge will convene court' here again next Monday. Grants Pass Courier. Welding our specialty at the Pa cific Highway Garage. . 249 B. E. Phipps of Ashland Is In the city today. He has some small fruit ranches near the city that he says he was forced to keep when real es tate became dull, but does not regret it now as he has been doing well with the frnit, especially the peaches and cherries. ? - Join the new classes at the Med ford Business college, forming dur ing the month of January, 1919 Large, commodious, comfortable Tooms just Inspected by a member of the health committee of the city of Medford and pronounced sanitary and free from danger of infection from contagious diseases. He-opened by permission ' of the mayor and health officer of the city after care ful investigation. 260 G. E. Howland who has been In the city for several days on business loft this morning for Oakland, Cal. Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. A. G. Bishop and mother, Mrs. Ju lia Bishop, who have Been visiting friends in Seattle, arrived on the morning train on their way to the ranch near Eagle Point. For the best Insurance see Holmes. tho Insurance Man. Frank R. Neil came In from the ranch' near Derby yesterday to see how Mrs. Nell and the girls are get ting along. .Nainsook or lingerie. Handicraft Shop. P. E. Close, who formerly worked for Court Hall in the garage,- but for the last three months has been lathe- man in ono of the shipyards in Port land, is in the city again and will resume his position as foreman of tha machine shop of the Crater Lake garage. Court says that ho looks for a busy season this year and ex .'linctod him back before this, but an attack of the flu detained him. ' Shoes at cost. 10 South Central H. H. Conant and Merton R. Le Long wero In the city yesterday on business. ' HemstUvhlng at 10c per yard. In expensive effective trimming for waists and lingerie. Handicraft Shop. J. P. Goss and C. O. Metzeker are business visitors in the city from Bun Francisco. i ; . Handicraft Shop for hemstitching and pecoting at 10c per yara. A. J. Mink of Seattle arrived In Medford yesterday to spend a few dnvs in tho valley on business. . Got your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. . S. W. Foster of San Francisco Is interviewing nnnio of the merchants Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter left yesterday afternoon for Santa Barbara, Cal., 'to visit friends for a few Weeks. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. I). V. Wheeler came in from the farm near Phooqlx yesterday to at tend to some business In the city He has always been a strong advo cate of the national farm loan sys tem and still thinks that It has 'been of more aslstance to the farmer than any legislation passed lu a long time. Hot Chili 10 cents at 115 West Main. 261 Mrs. Bert Orr received a wire from Bert, who was on the Northern Pa cific transport when It was stranded a few days ago, that he was all right. Whipping .cream at De Voe's. ' Lawrence M. Hamlin and wife who were visiting his father, S. V. Hnmllu loft the first of the week for Ray mond, Wash. Tou can always find something tor a quick lunch at DeVoe's. F. K. Bybee of Jacksonville was a visitor In the city yesterday. Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop. it John Wlnterhaiter who has been siting home for a short time, left esterday for Keyport, Wash., where he is In the naval torpedo school. He expects soon to be transferred to the naval station at Mare Island. Coors Malted Milk at 115 West Main. 261 Mrs. Robert Telfer arrived last evening from San Francisco for a visit with relatives and friends for a short time. For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Preston who have been visiting friends in San Francisco during the holidays, ar rived on the evening train yesterday. Dr. H. P. Hargrave. physician. Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg.. phone 230. , tf Joe Gagnon returned to the city this forenoon from a business visit at Portland. - Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat 267 A communication of Reames chap ter. Eastern Star, will be held Wed nesday night at 7:30 o'clock sharp. DeVoe has a fine line of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. A number of prominent men in the dairy and related Interests will take leading parts in the Oregon Dairymen's association convention which meets at Hillsboro on Jan uary 14. J. A. Klernan, in charge of tuberculosis in the V. S. depart ment of agriculture, will speak on latest methods of controlling tho tu bercular menace, and some ot Ore gon's leading dairy men will deal with their specialties. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. Bert Lowery, foreman of Bear Creek orchards, was a Medford visi tor Tuesday. ' Sea Treichler Plerson Inc.. for tires, oils and auto accessories. A. P. -Weiss of Griffin Creek and R. R. Gutches of the same locality, were business visitors in Medford Tuesday.- - Furniture upholstering, mattress making,, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, Phone 162-J. " W. P. JfcBride who resides along the Medford-Central Point road was a caller in Medford Tuesday. - ' Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. A. J. Bowman of Rural route 3, was a Medford visitor Tuesday.' Reports reaching Medford are that due to the lack of rain 'and heavy snow in the mountarus so far the. streams of the county are unus ually low for this time of the year. The water in Rogue river Is alo low lor mis aeaaou. . , . Duck hunting this winter is better than usual as the ducks are more nu merous than In past years; altho not fat as usuav Medlord hunters have been enjoying some splendid sport along Bear creek and the Rogue river. The legal duck hunting season closes January 15. Ice skating in the Rogue - River valley Is an unusual winter sport in this climate, but the Grants Pass Courier states that due to the pro longed spell of freezing weather fine skating is reported on Hull's lake, a few miles down the Rogue river from that city. County Agricultural Agent Cate who is also the government weather official of the county will give a lec ture on the weather tomorrow mor ning before the general science class of the high school at 9 o'clock. Miss Margaret Mansfield, of. Pros pect, Ore., returned to the university to resume her college work. She will complete her sophomore work this spring. Eugene Register. - R. C. Barkley, traveling auditor of the Southern Pacific railroad with headquarters in San Francisco, i is here checking up the accounts of the passenger and freight depots. One ot the unkindest cuts our fair city ever received comes from that enterprising and thriving town of Gold Hill, whose reporter says in the latest issue of the News: "Medford was certainly the deadest town on the map New Year's day. Gold Hill was a metropolis beside n. There simply was nothing doing in the Ford town whereas there is always something doing it nothing more than a dog fight In Gold town." Geo. H. Lensley, Jr., of Rochester, N. Y., who Is making a trip thru the state, was a visitor in the city yes terday. . Z. IS'. Agee of Roseburg and B Nyberg of .Portland, were business visitors In the city yesterday. George McDonough of Sams Valley spent Tuesday In Medford. WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Day Phone: Pacific 827. . Night Phones: P. W. Week. 108-ja. Sportsmen who have not ,vcl oh. tulncd their hunting and fishing licenses will be intotoeted to know that County Clerk Klorey this after noon began distributing license blanks over tho county to the var ious business places delegated to Is sue the licenses, so as to accommo date those persons who would be In convenienced by having to obtain a license at the county clerk's office. G. II. Conifer ana s. E. Koropaugh of Ejigene, wero lu tho city yesterday on business. , Frank K. Slckels, H. W. Garrett and J. W, Parsons of Portland, were guests at the Hotel Medford yester day. . . . , ' R. C. Barclay and K. P. Mulvey of Eugene, were busiuess visitors In the city yesterday. .W. A. Marvin of Reno, Nov., ar rived In .Medford yesterday to spend a few days looking over tho valley.' Maynard Call came up from Port land yesterday to spend u few days In the city and volley on business. , R. -Boswell came up from the mlno In Josephine county yesterday for a tw days visit with friends In the city.- W.' E. Moonoy and wife of Pros pect, were guests at the Hotel Hoi-1 land yesterday. G. II. Adams ot Portland, who Is with the S. P. company, was In the city for a few hours yesterday. W. I. Kcsterson came up from Grants Pass yesterday to visit with friends in the city. D. M. Lowe ot Talent, Is In the city today.' In speaking of the poultry exhibit here last week, ho said that he thought that it was a credit to the country, and wondered why more people in the valley did not take more Interest in it. Mr. and Mrs. N. Chandler of Phoe nix, were Medford callers Tuesday. Company F, State Guards, will meet Wednesday evening at tho usual time for regular Indoor work. Owen Duulnp camo down from Phoenix this morning to attend to soma business matters In the city. . Report of Jackson county nurso for December. 1918: Kursiner visits . . I"i2 Instructive visits "t Other visits 5 Ail visits '. . 2:tJ 8 No. schools visited No. class talks liven 16 No. children examined for phys ical defects lii7 No. children not defective ...J 27 The Spanish influenza cases visiled during both epidemics, numbered 118, These were scattered over the coun ty Jacksonville. Ashland, Jlcdford, Table Rock, Phoenix. Talent. Kasle Point and Butte Falls. (Sioned) H. McGRAIL. IS A monster ripe lemon on exhibition at the Commercial club is attracting much attention. It .was crown bv Mrs. S. X. Kenlein of Grant's Pass in that city from a tree which at the same time also bore two other huge lemons of similar size, and is already in bloom for another crop. The im mense citrus fruit was brouelit to Medford yesterday to be placed on exhibition. - , The lemon is 18 inches bv 17 i inches in circiimfcrance, and a more healthy, fine looking lemon pne would not care to see. The samo tree lust venr bore a similar crop of large lemons of fine appearance, tartness and flavor. One of these lemons cut up made as many pies as would four or five ordinary lemons. Died of disease Private Vincent Winniford. Wilbur. Ore.: Private Wm. A. Johnson. Perdue. Ore. -. Missing in action Private John R. Pears. Enterprise, Ore. Americas foremost breakfast cereal GrapeNuts Rich to the --taste Satisfying to the appetite. DR. RICKRRT EYES SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED, AMD GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED ' Suite 1-2 over Slay Co. NO DROPS USED ASSIST LIEBKNEOHT . COlKNiUCIRX; v .Tun. '-' 7. Adolf. Jol'l'e mill MV Iimlek, lenders of ,tlio tlolshcviki mission to Gcrmiinv, lire in Hoi'lin ussistiiiir Dr. Leibkiiccht mid Kosn Luxembm-K in fomenting a Ilul shoviki revolution.. Ayeordimr to oil vices received here tjiev ore Relieved to bo nt the milico hendtiunrterti which is the stronitliold of (he Sunxtuenns. The independent' soeiiilists, whoso lenders verorccentlv disiuiKsod from the Kovernuient, tiro reported lo have soive over entirely to the Simrtiu'unx. These two trronps have wued a ,ioiil inwInnuUion declnrinir (hut tho filial fiiiht -to-preserve the revolution mast now be foucht. - . ........ WILSON ASKS ITALY'S AID ' (Continued from page one.) We can start tho peace, but It Is your duty to continue it. Wo can only make tho largo' conclusions. You constantly transact tha detutl which constitutes tha processes of the life of a nation. And so it Is very de lightful to me to stand lu this com pany and feel that wo are not for eigners to each other. "We think tho same thoughts, we ontortaln the same purposes, we have the samo Ideals and this war has done this Inestim able service It has brodght tho na tions Into close and vital contact so that they feel the pulses that ore In each other and so that they know tho purposes by which each Is animated. 'Wo know In America a great deal about Ituly because we bavo so many Italians. : ' 1 'May I not again thank tho repre sentatives of this great city and tho representatives ot the government for the welcome they hove given me and say again, for t cannot say It too often, viva Italia." Worth $30.00 Bottle Wm. Barnes. San Antonio, Tex., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar Is the 'best cough remedy In the world- It has 'been worth $50.00 a bottle to mo. I had "the flu' followed by pneu monia, which loft me weak, with a persistent cough. , I needed rest and sleep, which I " was unable to get Some one advised Foley's Honey and Tar. I began taking it ' that very night. Before bed time I noticed re lief, and that night had a sound sloop and perfect night's' rest.- the first since the beginning ot the flu. I have completely recovered and do not cougbt at a!L It cost me only $1.20 to cure that obstinate cough with Foley's Honey anil -Tar.' Let all who read this letter' fry 'Foley's.'! For sale by Medford Pharmacy. - . Medford Commercial Club Stork- . holders Meeting ' -All members requested to meet at Public Library, Wednesday, Jan. 8th. 1919. 7:30 p. m. Election of officers and board of directors. !5 GENUINE t . ,' , y Victorias Are Specially'!; .;! j : Made For PARTICULAR PEOPLE HAVE YOU TASTED THEM? "I'll Bet You'll Read This" DIAMONDS You can save money by choosing your diamonds here; our qualities are. superior, and our increasing sales attest our ability to quote the lowest prices. OUR ENGAGEMENT RINGS at 425, $50, $75 and $100 havo never met their match at the prices. See them! ' ' "WATCHES Every leading make is hero at tho right price. If you want a match, see us save time and money!' ' -' 1 Martin J. Reddy . 'vUllW,.. -. DIAMONDS Visitors Alawya Wet . ' come. Mai! us your wants. HIGHWAY IS CLOSED Owiiur to oimstrnetion ill prosresA on the Piivil'ie highway in Doutrlut) eoimlv between Cnnvonvillo ami (talexvillo Iho roiid lius been closed to travel bv the eountv authorities. The raid will continue to be closed until S'irtlier notice. Work will be prose cuted all winter mul it is exuecliu to have the itrntln completed next Hprmv. . The project is n foi'CHt roml, in which the tedernl ..government. "ll' state niul Oouultis eountv are cooper ating:. With its completion the vor-t sectioiiw of the I'neit'ie liiuhwuv hi Oregon will bo eliminated. BACK LIKE A BOARD? IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS Thr' no lufftrlnf from tht awful stony ot lnui back. Don't wilt till It "pmis off." It ouly cooks boi. Find th csuift sud stop it. DImsmU conditions ot kiduajrs r ususlly Indl csttd by III Urn bseks and othtr wrenehluc pains, which art natura's aif nala for help I llrra'a tha rtintdr. WhB you fl the tirt twliifM ot pain or ciparl aue any ot thena ayuiittotiis, get busy at once, tlo to your drusiiat and ot a box ot the imi-o, original OOl. U MEDAL Haarlrui Oil Oapaulaa, Im ported freah vrr utoutb from tha Irboratortra In llaarlcui, Holland. 1'lcaaant and eaar to take, they luitaut ly auaek the poiaunous fteruia clupginf your ayatcui and briug quick rellefT -Kor over two bmtdred years they hava beeu helping tha sick. Wby not try tliem? Hold everywhere by re liable druailala In aealrd packaiea. Three aiiea. Money back It they du not help you. Aak for "OOI.I) MKDAl. and be aura the name ."OOI.D MKDAL" la on the boi. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Y. AV K. Klllng -cabinet. - Jackson County Creamery. " KOR SALE 1918 Chevrolet car. Phone 361-Y. Zii WANTED Olrl for neneral house work. Waxes 140.00. Phono SX0. Mrs. Reddy. - 2i WANTED To rent modernly fur nished 4 or 5 room house, closo In Responsible party: no children. S. O. S.. Mall Tribune. 241) TOR SALE .VCammoth bronao tur keys. J. C. Herrlnx. Central Point 270 , MANN'S BIG CLEARANCE SALE OPENS THURSDAY JAN. 9th c A S H T A L K S JUST It is easy to cam money; to. save part of it is a much harder problem. Lct tts help you save. "Y,c cnn 'ou taIcc advantage of oily Clearance $ale on all Short Lines of Shoes, Start the :New Year right, be thrifty, ';' ' ' . " ;i "'. :'. ' One lot of Women's $5.00 Shoes at ,.....,...:.:.l::l;li?2.45 One lot of Women's $5.00 Shoes at J..:....::..............;....,. 82.05 One lot of Women's $5.00 Shoes at .......;;.;;..;,.'.:.;.....'...;i...'f..,.$3.85 One lot of Women's $6.50 One lot of Women's $4.50 Shoes at ' One lot of Women's $3.50 Shoes at One lot of Women's $6.50 Pumps at ...... ...... One lot of Misses' $4.50 Trot-Moos at . One lot of Child's $3.50 Dress Shoes at....... ,- One lot of Men's $6.50 Dress Oxforts 21 North Central Avenue Charter Wo. 82811, llKPOHT W CONDITION OK TUN': MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK Medford, hi the Stnto ot Oreifuu, at tlw clone of blilnew on December HUH. .- I '.. ,,. !, ' ,- ;'-' ' HKNOUtCKH '.'' Loans and discounts, Includlnm rediscounts (1120,1121. U6 ' Overdraft, unsecured '. ,t...;..i MillM ' V, 8, bond (other than Lllierly lloudii, but In- -,f. ., . oludlnit ll. a, cortltlcinui of indeutadneiM) : ' V ' ' ' '.-. . ' . u U. H, bonds deiosltoil to iteeitro ctioulatloil ' ' (par value) I.....:100,000.00 I v.. b V, 8. bonds mid uertlflcutea of tndebteduelu , pledKed to securo U. S. ' value I .' t II, 8- bonds and certificates owned mid unpledKed Premium on U. 8, boud...............v.. "..:....' a Liberty Louii bonds, 3, 4, cent, unpleiiiied b Liberty Loan llonds, It W, cent to nm-urn It. 8, deposits... d Liberty I .unit Homls, 3M, 4,: and 4H per cent, pludited to securo Stute .or, other do- ' .posits or bills payable .....-........'......,;.,'. Honda, NiHtirltlns, ete. (.other thun U, 8.: ) ..'t b Itonds (other than It. H, bonds) pledKed to secure postal anvlims deposits..., .'. e Bonds and securities pledKed na collateral for . - 8tute, or other deposits (postal excluded) r or bills payable) -...... a Rectirltles other than V. 8. bonds' (not In cluding stocks) owned unplediied.......i..,: r 1,640.9J Totnl bonds, aocurltloa, etc., other than y8...:. -. ' Stock of Kodoral Reserve Hunk (50 per vent ot ubsorl - tluti) ' n Vnluo ot biiuklne; house, owned and unincumbered. . , KurnUurn und fixtures .?.,.'..'...,.'..'.'' Reul estate owned other than banktnK houno . . Lawful reservo with Koderal Hese'rve I)unk.;;.....t..,....,,..'' Cash In vault und net amounts duo from nutlonul hanks.,,.' KxchanxeH for cleurlnn house r. Total of Items 14, 16, 16, 17, and 18 9I.03G.49 Checks on banks located outside of city or town of report- ' Inn bank and other cush Items. . Redemption fund with I', 8. Treasurer and due from. ,U. 8., Treasurer , , ......:.,.....,'....... t lntereat earned but not collected approximate Kn' Note and Hills Receivable not past due B.7IM.00 : War Snvlnas Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned . V 14. SO . Other assets, If any (.,)..-,.! . . t,1. ' . ' Totni .: ;::..;.l..L,....:.1...;FMuV.i. JJ.UIIIJTIKH ' 1 . Capital stock puld In 1 1 00,000.00 Surplus fund H0.000.00 a Undivided profit .' ...V 6,kl3.tll Amount reserved for all Interest accrued... ..,....u... , 0.731.00 ClrculatlnR note outatiindlng - V 97.300.00 Net amounts due to Nutlonul bank l,tlS9.l!0 34. 25. 2H. 30. 30. 32. 33. Not ainouut due to banks, banker, and trust compunte (other than Included In Item J'l or 33)... ....?..! - Total of Items 33 and 83 I 3.103.78 Demand tleKltH (other than bnnk tlertoolta) mjbyict' to , , ltrwervo (deposit payable within 30 days): : ' . Individual deposit ub)ect to check.. .........:....:..'.. .V." ... 3 1 ft . 0 1 . Certificate of deposit due in less thin 30 day otheHhan ' - for money borrowed .i.... 1U.V4H Certified checks 139 Cashier' check outslandlnit 133 34. 35. 38. 37. 3D. 40. State, county, or other municipal doponlts sutured , by pledne of asset of thl bank .16,000. DlvldentU unpaid-..-. 3,000. Total of demand deposits (other than , ' bank deposit) subject to Reserve, item 1 ' . 34, 36, 30, 37. 33, 39, 40. and 41... i..... 1347. 433. 47 - ' Time ilcoltM subject lo ItraeTve (payable after 30 da)', or subject to 30 day or more notice, and poatal av Inns) : - - - Cerllflcato of depolt (other than for money borrowed).... 131,629. Postal savings deposit ' l.ltt. Other time depoalt - 103,04. Total of time deposit aubject to Reer,ve, - 1 ' , ; . ( Items 43. 43. U. and 45 1844:143.84 1 43. 44. 46. I 40. Vnlted Htntcd rirnoalt (other thun postal savings: a War loan deposit account. ..'..;.. , . 43,319, llllls paynblo, with Fedora,! Reserve Dank ; 30,000. 51. Total ........i..;......v.:....;:. .oi,s.3o Stato of Oregon, County of Jackstn, : ' '; I, John 8. Ortb, Cashlor of the ubo 'e-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the ,est of my knowledge and belief. ..... '; JOHN 8. ORTIICahler. Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this tth dayof January, 1919. v - Q. M ROUKRT8, Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. .S, 1920. Correal Attest: J. A. Perrr, J. A. Westerlund. J. Y, Wortman, Direc tor. - , ' .. ji i There is No Other Remedy So sure and positlvo to quickly relieve on attack of the Croup a Pecham Croup Remedy. It ny one In my family were liable to have tho croup I would ulways have a bottle ot this. medicine In (be house. Sold only at . . '.'... '. ,' - ,'. . . - .- .- . ...... . . . . V- .V - y 'u-.,'.'r 1'-.. Heath's Dru Store y Phone 884 The San LIKE FINDING Shoes at . it iinn l arn. nsi r o "Cood Shoes11' ' tteni v District Is'o.'lil. deposit (par ,.,i....!. ot ludnblodiiaas U,trV0.0U 80,000.00 ' . , 8(10,00 llltlOU.VO' und 4H per-' o.aou.uu 4,:. and ,4 ;per ' 26,600.00 ' 30,000.00 101, BOO. 00 "i ." : - -; ' ' , V'. a,boo,oj '" 7 ' ..' ' ' 'r V..' 13,000.00 ' '''. . 4I.04V.U1 3,740.00 i'J.HOO.UO ,l 6,000.00 34,00.0O 4V.4HU.IU ' Htl.OUII.lD .i ,ki.o 3,V4.3 ' 000.00 ,1,19.&0 7 IV-' 14 V6 .33 00 00 00 34 OO u.,.ii ijJJ.i-i.u-JU. " n't..' ") iJi'i M-'. , '--.rtV, Tbx Store I':'.'. MONEY .80 ....$3.35 ....$2.35 .:.:'..;,;..'.':'..5.15 $2.50 ....,,.i,..,,.,$4.p5. fjl' Bl . North; - ; -.., Central Avenue ..... . i In tho city today. : Lady Assutaat.