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Newspaper Page TextF5.GE TWO MEDFORD HLTC TRTEUNTF:, MEDFORD, ORIXiOX, FPJDAY, MAY 28, 1020. 75T p - Iocal'Btie& Don't forget to buy all your fond supplies for two days tomorrow asj which it has passed. The Grand Army Monday will bo observed as a holblay'of the Kepublic requests that all vet and ull the stores will be closed that . ctraiiF of wars join with them hy bar day. The banks too will be closed, jltiK their heads and standing rever end don't forget that the banks now ently at attention while the hells are close Saturday noons. Pretty near everything in a business way, even the barber shops, will be closed .Von day. 150 trimmed hats to choose from at Lottie Howard's, 109 North Cen tral avenue. Coffee has arrived. 3 lbs. $1. Truax Store. 4 The Medfonl branch of the Pacific- Fruit and Produce company, under the management of S. (J. Nelson has greatly increased its business and ex tentlod Its territory. Tho Medford branch received its first full car Joad shipment of bananas this week and will receive a car of the same fruit every two weeks to supply the sur rounding territory from here. Suits at cost pHis lb per cent, tins The Tailor. tf Kino blend coffee, 3 lbs. $t. Truax Store. J4 Mrs. 'Kdgar K. Preston, mother of Frank Preston, and her sister, Mrs. J. Hertz, arrived here by auto from their home at Han Francisco yester day to spend the summer. They will llvo at tho Hotel Medford. If Willy Wood wanted some wood, what wood would Willy try? He would call up 70 and say: Send some wood to Willy Wood. of course he would, hocauso their wood Is tho cheapest wood that Willy Wood could buy. Valley Fuel Co. CI The Elks picnic Sunday will bu an Informal affair and any Elk who ap pears on tho grounds in white trou sers Is very liable to be chucked into the river. All members of tho lodge should bo clean shaven, however, and bring their bathing suits along to add variety to tho moving picture scenes. Coffee week at Truax storo. M. J. D. , CJoldon Wont, (iolden Star, Col den Gate, Schilling's, Folger's Com rade, Tillman & Mendel's Aromatic brand, all at reduced prices, and three lbs. of our fine blend In bulk nt $1. IH Tho Tied Cross employment office asks that all orchardists of the valley who need help In thinning send in name to the office in the .Spuria, hldg. Phone 45G. All high school students are also requested to list with the Rod Cross if tnoy desire to secure work in the orchards. r ! Tho now head driller of tho Tri gonia Oil company. A. P. Shaffsloll and his son, J. 10. Shaffstoll who will nsaist him, with their wives arrived from their homo at l.os Angeles yes tortlay afternoon, and aro guests al tho Holland-. Mr. Hlmffstoll is u vet ernn and expert driller and oil man who has had much experience In the Pennsylvania and other large oil fields. Heal home made sorghum nt Hutchison & Lumsdeu. Three lbs. of our fine blend coffer $1. Truax Store. , (I I Quite a number of Klks attended tho funeral services hold this after noon in .the Klks temple at Ashland over tho lulu County Commissioner George Owen. Tho Ashland Klks lodgo had charge of the services. Daughters of the American Itevo lution will meet with Mrs. W. I Wolch, 115 Mistletoe, Saturday after noon, May 2lh, at 2:30. ri Fronch pastry and dainty confec tions made fresh daily at Hex Cafe, tf Guests from the state metropolis Btopping at the Medford include II. S "Wylio, W. A. Hatteram, N. F. Haas, G. F. Sigenthaler, II. C. Fell, W. P Gray, M. G. Wnlther, Frank Landau and A. Ut Carpenter. Anothor Ore gonian nt this hotel Is Percy A. Cup per, stato water engineer of Salem. Piano pupils of Mrs. K. K. Gun will he heard in two programs at the Presbyterian church, Monday, May HI. The hours mo ::'.U) and S: t" Tho public is invited to bear then recitals. Uto JJnrn dauce nt Harry Carlton ranch on Antolope, Saturday, May 1!9. .la?. music. ICvorybody come. Altuo tho pupils are feeling aw fully bad about It. next Monday will bo n holiday In the Medford nchools according to a ruling hy State Super intendent of Schools Churchill, be cause of the fact that Memorial day falls on Sunday. Have Just Installed new elect rlc Thrr waslic:. Yrur washing done pro'.nptly and efficiently. Mrs. Henry lUunettc, "ial-at. Ore. Hox It::. )i:t percent off on till niilllnerv and blout;c:i at The Vanity H it Shop, Krl day and Saturday, May L's, r.S' !II. L. Percy, formerly one of the managers of the Hialto theater, whd is now crnueeted with the movlni; picture distributing firm of Knhinson & Colo as traveling representative with headquarters In San Francisco arrived In the city lust night for n flying ylsit wllh his family, and left todiy for Klamath Falls. Mrs Vorey and their two children will join him-the first of .hunt and the famlh wllj. reside al Alameda, across the bay from San Francisco. Tho latest achievement in washing machines Is the 1,aun-lry-Htte- it wnshes and drys your laundry, peo ple 'Klectric Store. f.s Wo do hemstitching, picnting. The Vanity Shop, next Itialto theatre. H. ". Jones of Rapid City, S. .. who arrived in the city this week looking for a location, and who is a guest nt the Holland, hhjh that Med ford and the valley has dj epy im pressed him as h place to abide in fact is tho best he has seen so far. Sanitary Heauty Shop, Garnelt Coroy Bldg., rooms -lOti-tnT. Phone S41-R. General work. S4 ru Blu cookies and crackora. The palace Grocery, . 7s i Grants Pass will have a novel fea ture to its Memorial day observance .Monday. AL noon that day the be! In of the city will he tolled, in honor of those who wave their lives that the republic miht survive the wars thru rung. Auto repairing M. J. Swing, with Hittson .Motors' Auto Home, 29 South Front. All work guaranteed. tf Tho latest achievement in washing machines is the I.aun-Dry-Ette it washes and drys your laundry. Peo ple's Klectric Store. PS C. li. McConnell returned last night from Portland where ho was called on business the first of the week. Just unloaded a carload of Huff man trucks. See Clark & .Childers.r8 The lowest priced truck for its carrying capacity in thw world in the Huffman. Clark & Childers, dealers. .IS The American Railway Express of fice will be closed all day Monday along with the other lines of busi ness. $.100. to $1000 saved In buying a Huffman truck. Clark & Childers, dealers. 5S All parties having bills against the high school student body please file thlft week. fiS Merrill and Alexander Xibley, who have been in attendance this week at (ho sugar inquiry will leave tonight for Portland, from which city they will visit tho ( tali-Idaho company factory at Toppenish, Wash., and in spect the surrounding beet sugar growing territory, from where they will go to San Francisco to attend the federal trade commission hearing in that city. Mill-run at tho old prico. Iiardwel Fruit Co. G2 See Medford Lana & Insurance Agency, successors to D. R. Wood & Co., Urn, 209 Liberty Uldg., for liro Insurance. tf C. W. Cotlam of Chicago is a busi ness visitor In the city and a guest at the Holland. Orrcs, the ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland overy Thursday. Fine woolens, latest Btylos always. tf For the best insurance see Holmes tho Insurance Man. Edison Marshall, of Medford, who haa achieved much fame in the pant two years as tho writer of a number of KtorlcH In which tho plot Is laid in southern Oregon. Is staying at the Oshorn hotel while on a brief visit to Eugene. He Is a member of Delta Tau Delta and is a University of Ore gon graduate. Fugcne Guard. Do you want to savo your curtains by washing and ironing them by the electric washer and lronor nt Paul's Klectric Store? Wo will do it or show you how. Mrs. Paul Ilauseri, corsotlere for Nu Done. Phono 685-J. California Is represented at the Medford hy W. (J. Fstep, W. L. Freres John J. Ross, C. K. nogers, and L. S. Benjamin of l.os Angeles, and Goo. Russell Reed Jr., Evan W. Kelley. (Jeo. O. Huch, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Johnson and W. It. Knight of San Francisco. Suits sponged, pressed on a Hoff man sanitary steam pressing machine Special rates hy month. Delivery ser vice. Plume 22S-J. Myers Apparel Cleaners, Dyers, Hatters, 103 North Central. 51) Quality, sorvico, satisfaction La dies' and men's suits dry or steam cleaned $1.50. Phono 2 23-.I. Deliv ery sorvico. Myers Apparel Cleaners. Dyers, Hatters, ltKt North Central. 57 A patriotic ball will bo staged at the natatorium tomorrow night. The largo hall will bo decorated in the national colors and will otherwise present u patriotic appearance, Spec ial music will be provided for the oc casion by the I mperlal orchestra which will be present In full force. Surprise dances will bo an added fea ture. Admission will ho only 10c which will Include war tax. For eye, eui, none, throat see Dr. llolno, Liberty Oldg. Glasses fitted. Your spring suit fcost woolens, reasonable prices. Kloln tho Tailor, Bast Main, upstairs. The commencement exercises of the Ashland high school were held in the Chautattiiua building of that city last night. loleo-l-ight Electricity for ovory farm. J. E. nartlott, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. Suits at cost plus 10 per cent. Gus The Tailor. tf Judge II. W. Straup and Judge It W. Young of Salt Lake City, counsel for the I'tah-ldaho company at the sugar hearing before the federal trade commission, left this morning by auto for a visit at Grants Pass. It was Jokingly given out that the pur pose (if their visit to tho "It's the Climate City" was to see If they could find any trace of the former sugar t.ictnry ihere. Old phonographs and records bought, sold and exchanged. Doug lass, 101 S. Central. Phono G15-.T. Singer Shop Quality counts. Now .ind used machines sold or rented. Fxpert repairing on all makes ma chines. Phono 215-11. 10 So. Fir. 60 CO J. C. Mechem of Trail, was a visi tor in Medford Friday. Tablets ana permed pads made of news print, for school and office use for salo at this office. tf Carl .leschke, high grade watch and cloc kropnlrlng. ! Fir street. The post office will be closed all day Monday with the exception of the general delivery window which will only be open from S to ! a. m. Only one delivery will be made by the car riers. Patriotic halU Sat. He there! 5S Why pay Stic for sugar when you oan buy home made sorghum for ISc it Hutchison & Munsdon. Owing to the big shortage in gaso line every consumer of the same should conserve all that Is possible especially the drivers 'of pleasure cars to enable the trucks and tractors used in farming, road building and other commercial enterprises to re ceive all the gasoline necessary to carry on their work. If this is not done u may become necessary to again reduce the quantity allowed pleasure cars. Care exercised on the part of everyone will enable the oil companies to serve all tho people. Hemstitching, pecotlng 10c per yard, thread furnished. Expert op erator. Singer Shop, 10 South Fir street. 60 Delco-Llght Electricity for every farm. J. B Bartlott, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. Reservations arc pouring In to the Pago theater from outside of Medford for the Passing Show, which plays here next Tuesday night. E. Kovo and party of 12 from Granada, Calif., are among those who have made reservations. J-adics' and men's suits. thoroughly cleaned, $1.50. City Cleaning & Dye ing Works. Phone '171. Awnings made to order and put up. All kinds of repairing. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phone C1B-J. Tho barber shops of the city will be closed all day next Monday, which fact is tough on those fellows without razors, as they will have no chance to got a shave after 0 o'clock Saturday night until Tuesday morning. Patriotic ball! Sat. Special music! Surpriso dances! IJig time! 5S It pays to save and saves to pay. We will show you. Bring your laun dry to Paul's Electric Store. Oregon people stopping at the Hol land Include H. H. Flndley of Mc Miunville, O. D. Adams of Roseburg and N. Frish of Portland. A complete line Tru Mil cakes and crackers at tho Palace Grocery. 7? Broken forglngs ana- castings, all shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan Welding Works. 39 South Front St. Mrs. A. B. Williams received n tele gram today announcing the sudden death of her sister's husband, John J. Thomas, at I'kiah, Cel., this morning. Mr. Thomas was a twin brother ol Arthur U Thomas, one of the terri torial governors of Utah. Tloth were prominent In public affairs in Utah for several years preceding and after statehood. We are not satisfied unless you are. City Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 101 South Riverside. Phono 474. All kinds dry wood, phono 85!) or 519-J. Ray Blackburn. Mosdames Browning and Howard of Jacksonville were visitors In Ash land on Wednesday. Pure home innuo sorghum ISc at Hutchison & Lumsdon. Wo aro now hanflimg Orchard nrnnd Spray materials, good quality, prices right. Farm Bureau Coopera tive Exchange. Phono 032. 69 All Flks aro urged to bo present nt tho Flks clubhouse at p. m. today for about 5 or 10 minutes while mov ing pictures are taken inside and out side the building. Patriotic ball! .Medford Nat. Sat. Imperial orchestra. Fvcrybody's go ing! 5S Homc-mado bread and pastry fresh daily at Rex Cafo. tf Here's ono In a Portland news paper (hat has us all guessing: "A. W. Westerlund, who runs the Hotel Medford, whence most of the tourists set out for Crater lake and other points, is among the hotel men visit ing in Portland. He is registered at tho Benson." " - Dance at Beagle Saturday, May 29. Music by Majestic orchestra. 5$ Orrcs, tailors for men and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. Louis Bennett, tho former Medford business man, amf now in (ho grocery business at Bend, arrived in the city Thursday for a short visit and de parts tonight for home. Suita at cost plus 10 per cent. Gus The Tailor. tf Phono 474 about your dry cleaning and dyeing. All work fully guaran teed. City Cleaning Works, 401 South Riverside. Eastern states guests at tho Med ford are 1,. V., Temple, and J. K. Say ier of New York city, and Mr. and Mrs. O, A. Stetler of Chicago. Patriotic, ball! Medford Nat. Sat. 5S Homo made Rogue River brooms 7c nt Hutchison & Lumsdeu. The Imperial orchestra of Medford left last niht for Grants Pass where they provided the music for the American Legion ball returning early this morning. This organization Is lecetving offers from all parts of southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia. Houses for suio. Jackson County Building & Loan association. Suits at cost plus 10 per cent. Gus The Tailor. tf K. G. Brown of Medford. who re cently was bunged up In an automo bile accident by getting his skull and a few other parts of his anatomy cracked, has arrived at the Seward with his nurse, where he will spend several days recuperating. Mr. Brown is rapidly recovering.' Portland Journal. Economize by using scratch pads tor use. Get them at this office, tf Tho Chamber of Commerce la a clearing house for community thought and action. Join. tf The junior prom ot the high school1 will be held tonight at the natator ium. Lithia mineral water has great me dicinal value. Phone al. Jackson County Creamery. WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS ' Day Itione W7 Xlfiht Phone F. V. Week. C27-J-2 4. K, Orr, JK7-J-3, John Dennison, of the Medford Auto Co., was in Klamath Fails on business Thursday and Friday. Suits at cost plus 10 per cent. Gus The Tailor., tf The trial of Mrs. Lark Evans whom the state claims is not legally wedded to Evans and who was recently indict ed on three charges by the grand jury, began this forenoon in circuit court at Jacksonville, on the charge involving her relations with Evans. District Attorney Roberts returned from Portland this forenoon just in time for the trial. Have you tried tho Llthla mineral water? If not call the bottling de partment of the Jackson County Creamery and get a sample free. Wanted Beer ana pop bottles at DeVoe's. , WEDDING BELLS Miss Dorothy Gilbert of Chicago, became tho bride of Fail S. Tumy of Medford at high noon today at Trin ity Episcopal church In Portland. The news of their marriage follows a brief courtship, being one of the interest ing romances of the season. The charming bride came west some weeks ago to be the guest of Mrs. Gerald Sooysmith in Portland, and on her way to this city visited Mrs. Wil liam Sooysmith in Medford, where sbe wnB much entertained, inciden tally making the acquaintance of her husband, who Is one of the prominent young bachelors of Medford, where ho is engaged In the automobile busi ness. Mrs. Charles C. Gilbert, mother of the bride, arrived Wednesday evening from Chicago to be present for the ceremony. The service was read in tho presenco of a small company of close friends by Dr. A. A. Morrison and was followed by a wedding break fast, served at the Portland hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Tumy will make, their homo In Medford following a wedding trip. Portland Journal. TAKE KOZER'S PLACE KALKM1, Ore., Mnv 28. Sam A. Knzer. nnnointed bv (lovernor Oleiitt as secretary of state, todav ounlii'ierl Tor the .office and announced the ap pointment uf John W. Cochran of Portland tis his clue! deputy. SALFM1, Ore., Mav 28. Governor Tt...i W MI,.,, If r.i.rw.xt.oiwl t.wl,.t lir. would call a tneetimr nt an curly d:itc ol the commit too ot 1:) appointed to lOOl InmJntl.v,. -;ll WW.,.,I..M- dulions relative to' proposed chnwrea m the workmen s compensation net. Mrs. llubrard, nee Ida Ditsworth. and children and Mrs. Arthur Yenrkes from (Jlenwood, Wash., are visitim; relatives here. There was n dunce iriven at the Trail hull rfutunlav night. Those who attended from here were as fol lows: Mr. ami Mrs. ). M. Carlton. Mr. Herbert Carton. Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Vincent, Miss Fern Gorden, Mr. and 'Mrs. W. A. lliirinbotham and Misses Kthel, liessie nnd Gertrude Ilieinhothnm. (i. K. Hollenbeak anil family wer? Sunday callers at tho Evergreen ranch. Mr. Temple Brown of Iioseburir is visitinirat Nelson' Nves. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Uitsworth :vd son. liichnrd, and Mrs. Ilehrard ana children spent Sunday nt It. B. Vin cent's. iiS Carl Kiehardon made a business trip to Met font Tuesday, returning Wednesday. - .Miss Amies Johnson o-f tiosohun; i visitinir at the home of F. M. Mnn nimr Miss Mope ve came up from Medford Sunday to spend the diiv with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Xve. ('. W. Clarke made n trip to Med fonl Sundav and returned Monday. Mrs. W. M. I'lrieh is visitinir nt the Carlton home. Miss Loho Clarke left Sundnv fn Ashland. A .Ww Achievement Tho latest achievement in washing machines is the Laun-dry-otte which washes and drys clothes without a wringer. The laun-dry-ette engineers worked for several years before they perfected a washing machine that would wash and dry clothes without a wringer. Another feature is that no buttons are lost as with tho old type machines with the wringer, and therefore also eliminating all danger from getting the fingers caught. Mi lady can even now wash her clothes without embarrassment. The People's Klectric store have securod the agen cy for tho Laun-dry-ette which is now on display. TOO LATE Tf CLASSIFY WA'XTKI) To trade lira ml now six cyllmU'r car for house ami lot. City property. (Murk & Childers. 3U'Y RANCH KS FROM OWNER, Cold Hay Realty Co. save money. IKAI. KSTATK FOR SAI.K AM) FxehanKO. (ioUl Hay Realty Co., tSwners. Films Developed Better Prints Made Clearer Prompt attention to Mail Orders SWEM'S STUDIO 212 East Main St. Medford Clara Lind and Virginia Taylor in Passing Show, June 1st. t;i.:f I mm j jL fr , $1 ! kII 1 tf 7 ij i EiiBfHfrMiFir CONFIDENCE IN CAN CURE ILLS OF AMERIMNM MODERN WORLD I.KKDS. Kimland Kir Arthur Shir lev lienn, who was head of the lirit ish mission to the International Trade Conference at Atlantic Citv last fall, has- iust told the members of the Luncheon (.'lull that he believed t lie ( t mteil htates and Ureal liritiun would continue to "pull together.'' If so, he said, he tbouirht thev and their allies would he able to reconstrucf. K,iiropc ami aet back to former con ditions of trade. A srreat niiinv people had said there was no chance of (ireat Britain and the United States pullins; together, be cause thev were too much alike too impetuous and aaiiressive. lie did not believe it. lie had known America since 1877 anil had never known a better feeliiiir to exist between Eusr land and America, than exists todi'.v amiim; the people who counted. There were in America, lie said, pro-tJermans, Sinn Feiners, and others ''wild men who were trviiiir to uproot the whole American consti tution." There were people who woi-e wor';in!r, with pro-Germans and Sinn Kernel's, to do all they could airainst P.nulnnd. !ut thev would not suc ceed, he said. The class of people in America who were descended from Am;lo-Saxon stock were not iroiiiiT to irive up the iroverntaciit of the country to uiiv "mixed cosmopolitan hodv of people like the bolslievists and their class, who were makinsr the trouble in America todav." The bulk of the people of the Unit ed States, he declared, had the most absolute faith in the honetv, cour age and determinalioa of John Hull, (ireat Britain, he said, owed America u liisr debt, but the allies owed this country a larger one. Census Returns WASHINGTON. May 2S. rtrook llne. Mass., 37,7-1 s, increase D!)3G or per cent. Newton, Mass., 4 C,03 S, increase C232 or 15.7 per cent. Poabody. Mass., 19,u52, increase -IS.'! 1 or 2 -t. 4 per cent. Melrose, Mass., IS, 204. Increase 2-tSll or 15.S per cent. Wyaiidotte.-Mlch., (revised) 13, s.11. Increase SSB4 or 67-1 per cent. ! ' .III Millinery and Blouses Friday and Saturday, May 28 and 29 25 Off Nothing Reserved Every woman in Jackson County should take advantage of the wonderful values offered at this sale. The VanitylShop Next Rialto Theatre 1 PI PHILADELPHIA Chri.stian faith us a cure for tin world's ills was vocntcil bv Dr. Nicholas Murray Dnt- 1T, president of Columbia Cniversitv. in an address to commissioners of the Presbyterian General Assembly 'Kvcry conceivable explanation of the unrest, dissutisfaetinn and dis order that prevail throughout the world has been proposed except the one that is deepest and most import ant," he said. "Ilavimr come to feel himself (mite superior to all that hi; jrotie before, and beini; without faith in anvthiuir that lies bevond, man lias tended to become an extreme eu'otis The wisdom, the justee. the nioruliu of an' net or pol-m ni'; now tesled solely bv its immediate result-', and these results are increasinrlv meas ured in terms of the material ami eirotiotml satisfaction ofthe moment. "In a world so constituted and so motived unrest, dissatisfaction an J disorder are a necessiiv. Set free a million or a thousand million human wills lo work each for the urenm- KILL THE RATS TO-DAY By Using i STEARNS' PASTE itiitt'nmtlonalpxtprminntoT for Ttoti.Mlce, CiH'krcwcIioaainl Wnturtnifrsi. It creates a ilfslro in t lieso pi'Pts to run from tho build ing Inr wutiT and fro-h air, dying outsiiio hi a few moninnis. Two el7.es. 3."c timi $liO should be enough to kill iroiu SiQ to 400 rata. 1 READY FOB USE ORDER FROM DEALER 1 Dancing Academy MODERN INTERPRETATION CHARACTER Adult and Children's Classes For information call 5G6-J. ' ' " MISS KATIIRYN SWEM BIG SALE pli-lnni'iil of if s own immediate mu. teriiil satisl'ui-tinii and mithinir but unrest, (li-satir-l'aetioii and disorder is possible. What appears to have happened is that in settim: free the individual hu man beiiiL' from those external re straints and iMimpulsions which con stitute tvrannv, he has ulso been st free from those internal restraints and compulsions which distinguish liberty from license. "The pendulum has swumr too far. The time has come, the time is in deed already past, when the pendulum -hould bev'in its swinir backward toward the middle point of wisdom, of sanitv, of self-control and of steadv progress. Here is to be found the re ligious obligation and relimous op portunity ofthe American nation in this vear of urat'c.tf A. F. & A. M. Special communication Med. ford lodgo 103, Friday oven lne. May 2S. 7:30 n. m. Work in K. A degree. By order of the W.M, S" v. i'j. wii.ijiA.iiB, aecy. m Joints Sore Muscles Limber Up quickly Under the Sooth Ins, Penetrating Application of Hamlin's Wizard Oil In cases of rheumatism and lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching joints and muscles. Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antiseptic application for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its soothing, pen etrating qualities. Get it from druRgists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. 3 Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little, pink pills. 30 cents. Guaranteed. BUY Good Shoes" FOR LESS MONEY All our new 1920 style Pumps and Oxfords for less than 10.00 a pair. 21 North Central Ave. Licensed City Scavenger. All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit In resi lience district Dally business dlf triet. Phono S!3. sr i J