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imBBFOTm raTBUNB, MEDFORP, OREfiON, SATURDAY, MARCir 2!), 1019
THS EQUAL
' MlfcNHAI'OUH. Mnri-h mi.An
oritiiniseil iil'fnrt Ih ImiIhV miulu tu iin
liruvo. tlui timii ciili'iidur. '. Tliu
Aimirltmn Hnmil Month Ciilmnlnr us
Hiicliillon Ihih Ih'wii ineorixiriilml bv
nl) limtlintr Miiimmmtlln biiMhiuim iiml
IH'iifsNMlotiiil mull willi ' tlmt"' oniV In
view, Tliu Nolit iniruiiHu of tliix or
UiiiiUiitinn Ih tlin Hiivuriiiir of a
rlmtivl) in tlin (iilcmliir Hit (lint nil
tliu moiitliN hIiiiII lit) u vxiintlv'tliii
Hllllie lonutli. 'I'll iH is tu lio llt'folll
lilisheil Iiv tlin niloiillon bv coiiid'OH
hi the I.iliertv I'lilmiiliir, wliit'h x n
very niinnln iiioilirii'iitiiiii of tliu
OIllIlT IIIIW III IlKK,
In thin mew fiiliMiiliir I hem iiro
tllll'UM'M I tllH tit' I'SIII'tlv four
woelu i'iM'Ii. every iiioiiIIih month
c U'lH'inir Willi Momliiv. In tin'
I'liiiHttiiHinii of I ho I'lUiimliir oiilv
llinio xlinht I'liiimtiiN worn inmln in
Inn priwnt (Iri'unriiiii form. 'J'licv
li In iih follnU'H;
. I'lrxl, New Vciir ilnv in iiimlii mi in
ili'pniiiluiil Will lioliiluv. It iH tiliifiul
botvitn tlin ItiMt ltd v, of Dtwvmhcr
iinil tlin firnl lu v of Jiimiurv. It 1m
not iiuilinlitii hi it 1 1 v wi'i'k or ii i of 1 1 li
Hiwouil. number Itnlencmlunt ilnv,
eullm) "t'nnwlioii Ilnv." in nroviiled
'flir ll'llll YI'IIIK, 'I'lliX iH lilil'K'iKI'
pinned between the Inht lu v of oim
iiiniitU mill tlii fir-t ilnv ot llii' next
It it nut ineluilcd in it 1 1 v week or
inniitli.
Third, llm ruinninltiir 11(1! iliivx lire
divided lulu thirteen inniillm o't
ni'tlv four weeks eiiuh.'
Tim iiiiini'K of llm nioiitliH in thin
new rnliniiliir lire Jniiuiirv. Kebru-
nrv, Libert v. Miireh. it. Tho uso of
tliu world "Liberty ' will iiAiiierii'iin.
mo Hid 1'iili'iiilnr ut the mimic lime It
it inttiln mure riiiiVfiiiiii. I'mlur litis
now form nil lioliiluvx mid mtiii vir
Kiiriu will iiIwuvn full on tint same
ilnv of tliu week. A iirniii'HHiirv note
iven for nuv iiiiiiilnr of weeks,
month nntl venr will nlwnv come
luo on tlio sumo ilnv of tlin week it
nn irivttn. It bt' cluiiuvd Hint Hie
Mnvuiar of tone nnil inctrtiil effort
in mnkiinr rulciiliitinii fur future
dute will bo bevoml nil comorehen
sinn. .
Furthermore, it will eniiHO n nnvine
of nearly fifteen million dollar
venr in cost of printed mid Jitlio.
ernnlicd eiilentliirx, iih no printed oitt-
endnni will be needed when thm now
form in ndopled. tl in eHtimnted that
tbe total mivinir of time and money
will etninl fully fifty million dollars
n venr in this eountrv alone.
The nHKoeintion wil nlto assist in
tlio ontiinitntion of Himilnr nHxacin
tioim in other eountrieR and will
work for the adoption of the reform
bv other mil ion" nlo. If a league of
nations in eHtnblinlied tlio mutter will
bo broimht before Hint bod v.
Hinne neither the number nor the
lenuth of nur present niontliR is cov-
erned by ehnmteR of tlio moon or bv
nnv of nattirt's Iiiwh. it Ih eluiined
that the olinnco to the new form vnn
bo mndn very entiilv.
The plnn nlo provideH tlmt Eiister
Piimlnv and flood Kritlnv "kIiiiII be
placed on eortuin fixed inten. If ih
explnined Hint tlio xuttilnr of tbese
on fixotl dntt'H wan eoiiHitlored nt. the
timo our preitent enlendnr wan adopt
ed. Tlio plnelnc of tlicwo on .fixed
datt'B would Hintiil v be nnother Htep
in tlio iniit'h dcHtri'd iiliHolute regular
itv. '
The offienm of the nHHoeinlirtn
otnto tlmt tlin plan Iiiih met with the
iiunliiinoiiH upprovnl of the Iiiu'liom
nutboritieH, Conirn'KH will ba iiHked
to piikr it bill whit'li hu onlrendv been
introduced. The bill iH very nnre ful
ly drawn and provideM (hut - the
clianiro bIiiiH dike tilueo on Siindnv,
tlio l'irwt ilnv of ()ie venr. .11122.
IIS OPEN MONDAY
KLAMATH FAU.S. Mnreh 21).
Tlio plant of the l'vlit'iin lluv Ijiimbor
company, the nuiHt extenniva Knwnnll
and lumber eHtnhli.Hlnnont in Kiinnlh
Fulls, will beirin opcmtionH for the
now venr next Mondnv morninir. .
Tho tin v erew will co to Avork 'nt
tlmt time, but Iho niul)l Hhift will not
bo put on for about nnotltor week.
This eompunv Imihoh "itH openition on
tlio eitfht hour day mid .oxiiontH to
enutiiiuo thin venr until well into next
Dooomhar. " . ' ' . :i ' )
A number of -improvements hnve
boon iiiHtnlled diirimr tho winter ncn
on, ono of tlio principnl of whpli
Ik nn eiuht foot liorizmilal nlnb ro
flaw. TIioho nro euleuliitcd to nm
torinllv iiusrciiHO tlio output of the
plnnt. . . .. .
Out Thin Out It Is Worth Money
DON'T MlaS THIS. .Cut out thla
Blip, onolono with Do nnd mall It to
Foloy ft Co., 2885, 'Sheffield Ave.,
: Chicago, HI., Writing your nnmo and
addrotm oloarly. , Yon will rocolyo In
roturn a trial pacltngo oontnlnlhg
Foley's Honoy and Tar Compound,
for coughB, oolda and oroup; Foloy
Kidney Pills for pnln In Bldoa and
toacki rhonmatlBm, baokaoho, kidney
and. bladdor nllmonts; and Foloy Ca
thaftlo. Tablets, a wholosomo - and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, tor
constipation, blllousnoss, hoadache,
nnd sluggish bowola. For salo by
Modford Pharmacy. - , .
E
AND CONTINENT
LONDON. Mnreli ) ,2(1. Jimt nn
hooii iih liircialt reuulutioiiM have
linen definitely itrruiiKod by the
IYiii'u courereni'ii, an iiirplumi piiH
Nonuor iiml fniiubt Herviee wjll be in
iiilUlii'iiled between tile principul eit
it'H ol! I'liiuliintl mid the, continent, it
Ih muioiiuced. It will be nil experi
ment only liiHol'nr iih. tho whinm of
the Dublin lire concerned, iih the l'
iiuiehiiieH to be iikimI nil hiiw more
tryiuir Hitrvico in uiulit boiubinir work
duriiiir the latter iiioiiIIih of tho wur.
There in no doubt in the uiiildn of
Hie promolei-H Hint tho pro ice t will be
populur ut limt iiuionu (Iioho who en
joy adventure anil are not bumpered
bv luck of I'uiidx, but, in inakiiiu' the
aiiniiiiiieeineiil of Hie new Horvico, K.
Iliuiillev I'aue mi id that Ii!h oiiipiuiv
utinlctl to put tho Hervice purely on
n huniiicHH biiHin and tlmt I'liuruim
wo ilil no' I o o' t of rt'iieli of the nv-
crnL-e niert'liiiut who iiiiubl want
uoo'Ih IranHporled nuicklv or make
tiniek tripH to Kui'ope.
Aiiiioiini'i'ineiit of tlur iilmiH wuh
nuitle siiiiulluiieotiKlv with tho firxt
public, exhibition of u piiHHeuuer enr
rviinr iiirpluuu in London. The plane
in one of tbe nic.hr liomberH with the
fiiHcllimt eouiiiiied to ni'eomiiiodiilc
17 piiKHenyerH. It hiiw Hervico over
Ocnniiu ciliett but ainieared iniicli
tlillerciit on exbibilioii. Iluue uIuhh
wintloWH Ii ttil been put into the widen
of the fiiKiiliiui Hliowiuir the Hiilnon
fitletl with licuvilv iitiholHtered lea lit
er chnlrrt lined on euch nidn of Hie
enrriaue with nurow uinlo between.
Spiico w provided for 111 pitHHeiiiicrH
inside. The Keveiilbeenth sitH ont
Hide in the very "bow" of the ma
chine in the Kent formerly ocupicd bv
t'linner. '
Tho mucliine Iiiih a liftinir eupiieilv
of Nix ami n ball' toim excliiHivo of
U own Weiubt. in fitted with four
inotorH, two triieturn and two piihIi
en, nnd trnveU at an nveraiie vpced
of 100 niilen nn hour.
MRS. GORE'S PUPILS
Piano pupils ot Mrs. E. E. Goro
and their aiothars wore ontortalnod
at nn Informal musical at Mrs. (lore's
studio, 118 Cenova avonuo, Saturday
uflernoon. Dotcrlpttvo analysts of
compositions and comment on th
stylo and content of each added to
tho onjoymont of tho program. Care
ful attention to the details of phras
ing and touch woro scon In tho young'
osl pupils, while tho older ones play
ed with 'much poise and musical un
derstaudliig. The program:
Duot, Oalup, two pianos (llolns),
Mnrjorlo Dully, Joyco Mnddox; Mar-
Jorlo 'Wultors, ileulah Ooro.
Maxurka (Virgil). Meditation
fMnrrliianl. flooriEn Uodttnn.
Duel, wnltt (Dlaliolll) Huchol Eads
(prlmo.)
Dam-o on tho Oroon, Plnylng Tag,
solectod, Alteon Amadon; Tho I.oro-
ley (Schiller), Wlldn Durnlllo:
Duet, Just We Two, soloctod, Ellr-
auotn swlniclo,.
Minuet from Don Giovanni (Mo-
sart); the Humming Bird (Schiller),
Mnrjorlo Dally.
Vnlso Cnprlco. Hunting Song (Vir-
(ill), Jeanetto Gore. .
Btmlo, wultsi salected, Harold
Grant, -
Hunting song (Splndlor) Gladys
llurtloy. ..
Dniico of tho Elves (Grieg), The
lloligoblln , (Nureburg), Marlorto
wnnitorn, i , , ' .
Wultx (Grlog); Waltx, . No. 11,
(Chopin), Laura nest,
Vutor Sprites (Holler); Mnturka
t'llolns), Joyce Mnddox.,
l'olnnnlso In C-sharp minor (ChO'
pin); Fnntunle Inpromptu (Chopin)
Helen I'lillltrook,
10 VISIT ABA
NEW YOltK, Maw 2 . Cardinal
Meroler of Uelgluui Is plnnnlng a
vlelt to'tho United Stntes within tho
noxt few months, according to Wm.
J. Mulligan, chairman of tho Knights
of Columhus committoo on war ac
tivities. , .- .' :
'Mr. Mulllgnn rocontly visited the
cardinal nt 'Malines and Invltod him
to bo the guoKt In this cbuntry ot the
Knights of Columbus. '
(Qttiiy
MCinn '
HI. Murk's Kplscopul '
Cor. North Onkdale and Klflh Sts.
8 a, in. Holy communion.
' 10 a. m. Hun day school.
11 a. m. Morning prayer. .
7:30 p. in; Confirmation by Ulsbop
Hum nor.
Win, O. Hamilton, Vicar.
PORTLAND, Milr. 20. -Tho Oro-
gou Nnitonnl Guard will bo outfitted
w.ilh tho latost military supplies nnd
dqulpmont within a short time, Col.
John'L, May, former commander of
tho 162nd regiment, Infantry,! and
recently appointed adjutant-general
of Oregon, announced today.'
"Conditions in tho Oregon iXotlon-
al Guard nre In oxcollent shnpo and
wo soon will have nn good an organi
zation as boforo tho war," ho said.
C'nlliollc (liuri-Ji
South Oukdule uvonue. . -First
muss Sunday at 8 a, in, :
Second mass at H):H0 a. m., r
llanedlctlon after second mass,
llov. John Powers, Hector.
KviiiiK.-Luth. Zlon's (Iturcli
Fourth St. below Oakdulo Avo.
rtov. Dr. W. It. Morenx-Ooimr. Pustor.
Ites. (18 Wont Fourth St.
Sunday school 10 a. in.
Divine service 1 1 a. m.
You unit yours are cordially Invlt
od. '.
Central Point (Iturcli
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Prouchlng, 11a. m.; Subject, ""The
StowarilHhlp of LIfo."
Epworth lingua 7 p. m.
At 8 p. m. tho returned soldiers
iiml sailors will bo given a patriotic
welcome Tho subject, "A Call to
LIfo Service." Sergeant Soldon Hill
who has bad largo oxperlonce In the
training camp will bo ono ot the
speakes. Welcome to all.
First Itnittist dillrrh
"Not lloastlng but liulldlng."
Thoss lieaullful spring days should
turn our hearts 1o Cod. Wo ought
not neglect our worship to spond tbe
day In tho woods. -
9:ii a. m. lllblo school. F. W.
Menrs, supt.
11 a, m. inible worship. Subject
of sermon, "Is Church Momborshlp
Worth Whllor v . . .
0:16 a. m. D. Y. P. U.
7:30 p. m. Preaching. Subject,
'What a Molhor Said to a Daughter
Who Came Home Late."
W. T. 8. Sprtggs, Minister.
Christian Church
niblo school begins at 8:45. Good
singing and classes for all.
Horning sermon and communion
1 1 a. m. Subject, "Profit and Loss
In Religion." Special, muslo.
Evening sorylco, 7:30. Special
music, vocal and Instrumental. In
spiring song service. 8ormon, "Short
Bed and Narrow Covers.' Cordial
welcome to all.
Services every Wednesday evening
at 7:30 In the Central Kolnt Chris
tian church. Public, Invited.
D. E. Millard, Minister.'
Holland hotel. .
H. E. Church, South
Cor. Main and Oakdale.
J. E. Walbeck, Pastor. .; .
8unday school at 10 a. m.
Proacblng at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The Womon's Missionary society
will meet Tuesday at 2:30 In the pas
tor's study. Subject of lesson: "Mak
ing Democracy Safe." At 0 o'clock
Tuesday evening supper will' be
servod In the basement or the church.
All members and friends of the
church are Invltod to come and bring
their supper and enjoy a social hour
togothor.
Do not neglect to move your clock
forward tonight. Will have faster
time Sunday. ,
10
FIGHTING TROOPS
First Clmrrh of ChrlHt, Sclent tut
13 ranch ot the Mother Church,- the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Hoston, Mass. ,
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.
Subject: "Reality."
Sunday school at 0:45. All under
the age of twonty are wolcome.
Wednesday evening meotlngs, at
which testimonies of Christian Scl
once hauling are given at 7:30.
Tho reading room which Is In the
M. F. ft II, building, Is open from 1
to R p. in. dully, excopt Sundays and
holidays. Tho Bible and all author
ised literature may bo read, loaned
or purchased.
Church building Is at 212 North
Oakdulo. The public Is cordlnllx In
vited to attend the services and .visit
the reading room.
First Presbyterian Church
Cor. Main and Holly streets.
, Sunday school at 9:45 a. m,, C. E.
(lutes, supt, -
Morning service nt 11' a. m., ser
mon, "Tho Tomorrow ot the World."
Evening servlco at 7:30 p. m., sor
mon, "Christ nnd the Cure of Sin."
Mrs. H. M. McKeany will give a read
ing in tho evonlng, "Canyon Flow
ers" from Ralph Connor's book, "The
Sky Pilot." . : - '
Muslo for tho morning service will
be, solo, "So I Can Walt (Brlgga),
Ruth Warner, Quartet, Te -Deum
(Buck), 'Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Isaacs,
Geo. 'Mnddox, Geo. Andrews. ,
' In tho evening, quartet, "As Christ
Upon the Crosa .(Bullard), Mra. An
drews, Mrs. iBaacs, C, C. McCurdy,
Geo. Andrews. "
The regular fellowship .lunch will
'be served at tho close of the evening
service affording nn opportunity for
fellowship nnd acminlntnnco,
Mrs. Clinton MoCnrdy, organist;
Mir, Goo. Andrews, director ot muslo.
L, Myron Boozer, Minister. :
First Methodist Kpl'scopnl duirch
i , Fourth and Bartlett. , i .
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. A
new teacher training class la form
ing. Apply! to Supt,, C. A. Meeker
for momborshlp. - '
Subject ot eormon at 11 a. m.,
WAKIIlNdTON. March 20. 11c
tcnlion of Hie iiiiiiich of fourteen nu
tiobul uniiril nnd national urniv di
viKionH with brilliant war recordw in
tlio pcrmincnt militiirv eHtabliHbiiii.-nt
in order to prcHi-rve llmir trmlitioiiK
wuh announced today hy Ociicral
March, , ..
For tliiH PiirpoHe in the 21 divis-ioiw-propoHi:i
to be oriranizcd in the
pew a nnv. 14 will receive the follow
ing dcHigiiutinioi :
FirHt divlHion. Ciiiun I'ike. Ark.:
So?cnd, ('amp Ondue. Iowu: Third,
('ump Lee, Vn.: Fourth. Cnmn Kenr
nev. fail I'.: Fifth. I'liniiniu caiini
zone; Sixth. Honolulu: Seventh, di
vided between ritilippiuex, Alahlcn
mid Mexican border.
2(ilh, lo be biiHcd on ('amp Dev
enx; 27tb, Camp I'pfoii, Now York:
2Hlh, (,'iimp )ix. New JcrHcv; 2Utli.
I'uinp Mcitile. Mil.; :111th. Cnmp .lack'
xori, S. ('.; :i2ntl,"('nuip Culler. Mich.:
:t:irl. Cump (Iriint. HU.: IKItli, ('ump
TraviH.'Tex.: ;t7th. Ciiinp Khcrman.
Ohio: Hint, ( linn) Tnvlor. Kv.: 82ml.
(lanin Gordon, (in.: KUtli. Cump Funs
ton. Kim.: 91t. Cump Lewis, Wnsli.
Tbe 42nd (Kiiinhnw) ilivinion will
bo tho cavalry diviHion in tho new
ortrnnizntion. It will be orirnnizeil
in the Houtbern (Ifpnrtuinnt nnd its
men will be drawn from nil the states
iimiiitiiining in this rexpect J he all-1
American character which wiih ob
tained in the original oruanizution.
BOY SCOUTS TO LIGHT
BY
NEW YORK, Mar. 29. The sug
gestion of Sir Robert Baden-Powell,
bead of the British Boy Scouts, that
the millions of Boy Scouts thruout
tfie world celebrate the signing of
peace by a world-round chain of bon
rirn bun bean adobted bv the 'Boy
Scouts of America, It was announced
here today by the national headquar
ters ot the organization. The 367,
093 Boy Scouts In the United States
will light great fires in all sections
ot tho country on the night the treaty
Is slgnod. v :
TIES UP RAILROAD
!
I The City of t
If GOODRICH j
A .. !'-' . 'Jl. .. .'. i
COPENHAGEN, IMar. 29. The
strike In Austria was extended Fri
day to the Northern railway and as a
consequence traffic between Vienna
nnd the outside world Is almost at a
standstill, say Vienna advices. It Is
said that it the holding up of food
trains continues today, tho bread ra
tion will be reduced by one-half,
everywhere next week. Reports say
employes on the state railroads have
also Btruck but add that negotiations
between tho government and the rail
roadmen's union continue.
AUGUST BELMONT. JR..
. ; NEW YORK BANKER DEAD
.NEW, YORK. March 28. Aumisl
Kelinont, Jr., a partner in the bank
ing fir mof Aiurust Helmonl mid
company. An t:c:.n lepivnentatives
of the Kuropcun bankinc: firms of tbe
KotliHchihls, died here today nfter
bcinir operated on ; for intestinu)
t rouble. .
"Tho Great Teacher"; for 7:30 p. m
"How Much Better, Then, Is a Mnn
Than a Shoop!" Another Lenten
theme. Special music nt both ser
vices. The chorus of young people
from the Epworth League will sing
nt evening sorvl.ee.
1 Tho Epworth Ienguo moots at
,0:15 p. m. Every leaguer is urged
to be present.
On Tuesday nt 4 p. m., April, 1st,
tho Centenary rally ot the District
Epworth Leagues will hold Its first
sossion, followod by a banquet and
sociul hour. At- 7:45 p. m. the even
ing session for tbe general public, will
be held. Presldont Doney of Willam
ette university, Salem, Dr. Walters of
Spokane, and, Secretary Purdy of
Portland, will speak. Special music
by tho best talent. Do not miss it.
Dr. C. R. Carlos, Minister.
HOW
RHEUMATISM
BEGINS
The excruciating agonies of rheuma
tism are usually the result of failure ot
the kidneys tu expel poisons from the
system. If the irritation of these uric
eld crystals is showed to continue. In-,
curable bladder or kidney disease may
result. Attend to it at once. Don't
resort to temporary relief. The sick
kidneys must be restored to health by
the U80 of somo sterling remedy which
will prevent a return of the dlsonse.
; Get somo - GOLD MEDAL Hunrlem
Oil Capsules immediately. Thoy huva
brought back tho joys or llfo to count
less thousands ot sufferers from rheu
matism, lame back, lumbago, sclntien,
gall stones, gravel and other affections
of tlio kidneys, liver, stomach, bladder
and allied organs.
They will attack tho poisons at nnre,
clear out the kidneys nnd uriunry tract
and the soothing healing oils and herbs
will restore the inflamed tissues and
organs to normal health.
All others are imitations. Ask -for
GOLD MEDAL and be suro'tho name
GOLD MEDAL is on the box. Three
sixes, at all good druggists,
Chase
The Ghost
Many a motoring
party touring
. through theaountry,
i is Jbaunted by an
", , unseen passenger
- FEAR DREAD
, that a tire will blow
out, like a blast
And land the motor
, car at the road side,
a helpless thing. ;
But if you have faith
in the tires on your
car, Contented
Security is the in
i visible passenger
' riding with you.
And if you have ridden '
- on Goodrich Tires,'
- .you have faith in
their big . husky
V; bodies,; and thick
j BLACK SAFETY
'. THEADS, extrc
. wide,' fortifying th?.
;; g sidewall against ni
grinding.
You have faith In the x
I dependability every -i
where, and the du
"5; rability which
;i rounds put '.-the
Service Value o
J- 1 ii o T: I i
. ttU UUUUl IU1 X U CB. I I
; Bay Goodrich Tires
. from a Dealer
Rexall Special
"LORD BALTIMORE BOX STATIONERY ,
, Regular i)ricc 35c.
This week, two for........ .......36
Painting, Tinting, Decorating
Paper Hanging, Sign Work
Now Is the time to make your plans for the spring cleaning. Let M
us show you our samples (or Interiors and exteriors. Get our es
timates. We guarantee every Inch of our worg to be first class.
Tbe material we are using is the very best. Our prices are mod
erate, . We have just completed the interior of tho Jackson County
Courthouse, and furnish you with best references.
. . . .. ..''.'.- : :." 'a-:-
R. J. MILLER, Decorator
Phono 353-11 or 52.
8 South Orange Street, Medford
ATTENTION
-
Fruit Growers
Latimer's
Dry Arsenate of Lead
FOR SALE BY
DENNEY & CO.
MEDFORD '
Warehouse S. P. Tracks
We Wish to Announce to the Friends and Patrons of
Fisher's Flouring Mills
Company; of Seattle
THAT WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO SELL
FISHER'S PRODUCTS DIRECT TO TID33 FARM-1
ERS AND DAIRYMEN OF THIS DISTRICT.
THIS MEANS SALES OF ALL FEEDS DIRECT
FROM THE MILL TO THE CONSUMERS. WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. "
B ARDWELL FRUIT COMPANY
. DISTRIBUTORS OF
FISHER'S FEEDS AND FLOURS, FISHER'S
FLOURING MILLS COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE & OFFICES 445 S. TJR St.
PHONE124
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'JS .X I,
a-j.-t vrjr- i
ATTENTION
Tomato Growers
and Gardeners
Big crops of high qualit' pay handsome profits.
Average crops pay wages. . - ,t
Experienced commercial growers everywhere use,
fertilizer.- It brings the profit. - -.'..'
There's no reason -why you shouldn't grow for
profit realprofit. : . , .'
' - Come in and get a copy of our booklet, "More
Money From Tomatoes." Don't put it off. Fertilizer
shipments; must be made in car lots and the orders
must come in promptly. . . '
Ralph Waldo Elden
4 RUSS MILL
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