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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE TWO Z-m -m 1 Officers elected at the annual meet- fffll fill ft ins of the Keenc fret Cattle and ISl'ttl UHU' nore association were: Homer W. "DsiVO rT1 fl 7l;a''ion, president; SI. SI. Tucker, vice ' t Cl OUILII president; Fred C. Homes, secretary The condition of Miss I.iherta Gore, who suffered a compound fracture of the leg, a severely lacerated upper lip and bruises when with her two sisters she was knocked down and run over hy an auto on the Pacific highway a week ago Sunday evening took a change for the worse yesterday and now critical. Blood poisoning has developed throughout her entire sys tem, and up until that time her condi tion had not been regarded as danger ous. Miss Edith '.ore, who is suffer ing with a fractured skull and whose life hung by a thread for several days while still very ill conlinues to show improvement. Miss Jeanetto Gore's injuries were minor ones. ' Milk from Young" DaSry. If you want pure Jersey milk direct from the cows call Snider Dairy, Geo. B. loung ail Experienced stenographer wanted one dav ner week. Must be able to take dictation accurately and rapidly. Southern Oregon Experiment Station Talent, Ore. 3"8 Some rain fell tills forenoon and the prediction for tonight and Tues day is for occasional rain. The bar ometer started to fall Sunday after noon and is still falling, indicating radical change in weather. Mammoth rhubarb roots. Eden Val loy Nursery, 680-J-2. 11 Pure white Easter bunnies for sale at !)10 West Tenth street, Medford. Ill 3 There will be no meeting of the AmcrlcJnJ.egUjn. tomorrow night renortetf. Tlie' next meeting will be held Aprft Sthtwhou Hie Goofs will be In session and the reports of the dance i cbmmjijewsill be heard. Dr. Jouetl P. Brny Is In his office week days except Thursdays, room 409-110. Phone 580. Lady nsslstant "Keen Smiling." tf Mrs. Lillian lleiiard, of Spokane, Is a guest of her mother, .Mrs. A. II Soultup, nnd sister, Mrs. lien Garnett Among guests at the Holland are Mr. and Mrs. Ilerncr Jewett of Ever ett, Wn Wesley UeSllva and Fox Hall of New York city and F. It. Holdeman nnd It. F. Helde of San Francisco. Violin Instruction, Florence Howell, special attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 645-H. tf Another of those popular dancing parlies at Jacksonville, Friday night. Local, valley nnd state attention will again he focuBsod tills week on the Jacksonville hank ciihc trlalK which will be resumed at the county sent tomorrow morning. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 001. Try White's harbor shop for haircut or Hhave, 17 North 'Central. a 1 3 H. M. Chadwlck of this city is a business visitor In Portland. Dolco-Llght Eloctrlelly for ovory farm, Medford Electric Co. IrroHistnblo music at Jacksonville Friday night. :II2 Thoro is no need of alarm over the smallpox situation in Medford, iih alto gether thero have only been Hoven cases In the city since the disease first made its appearance hero a month ago, and two of llieso eases nro now cured. Only two public school chil dren wore ill with the disease, and one teacher, and those three cases have been on so long now without new cases appearing in the schools and elsewhere that the danger of an cpl domic starting seems to have been re d need to a minimum. Owing to tin1 alnrnilng, exaggerated reports, In clr ' dilation tho past two weeks thero has been a rush of psplls and their parents to tho physicians' offices to be vaccln uted. So'mo first class 30x3V4 tires J15.00, Medford Vulrsnlzlng Works. 3 .Whullaiwu competition with any piano dealer on tile Paul fie coast Palmer Piano limine, 11 E. Muln. ".13 Mai'bAir Hooper, '.'assistant state hnnk vjtftminl'i arrived heru trom Klaniatli Falls yesterday to attend the Jacksonville bank trials this week. Soda Fonutain for salu at DeVou'H. tf "Shasta" dances at Jacksonville Friday night. :ill! Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Itceves of Oak laud are visitors in the city and guests at the Medford who arrived Sunday. Vlavl Mrs. 11. M. Choiiuell, Hotel Holland, residence dealer. Phono for nppoliitmeut. 312 Dr. II. P. Coleman, M. F. & II. Illilg Chiropractic and Electrotherapy. I. imp 111 and walk out. Then smile. t!' L. M. Sweet of Beagle and ti. It Itotiinsou or Untie Falls were among the Sunday visitors here. Window nnd door screens, lattice work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. ;i:'2' Candy, pastry sa:o. Presbyterian church, Tlims., 10 a. m., March 2 1. ! il ciinitroTin&i K ft OUUuCdUUN i f ' TL. 1 J i 1 i.i. 6 I. iic uuuaudia iicuiiii giving properties of in ! i ! aeons tmiran 1 are as needful to & adults as to children. Vili I Ami A Ro. til r. -i.j m i .) i!f I ALSO MAKERS OF- Ki-rioiD (Tablets or Granules) for INDIGESTION 1 1 MEDFORT) and treasurer advisory board, Hutler Walker, A. K. Kincaid. Edwin Dunn, a. It. Drown. Forest Supervisor Hugh ;. Rankin was represented by Hanger Peachey, who discussed Questions rel alive to range usage. Plans were made to turn cattle on the range on June 13. About lijOO head will be per- is i milled on the Keene creek range The meeting was held at Neil creek The membership includes 25 stockmen. Buy your garden seeds at home from Monarch Seed & Feed Co. tf Two car loads pianos Just arrived to be sold at reduced prices. Notice large ad. Palmer Piano House, 234 E. Main. 313 Portland guests at the Medford yes terday and this forenoon included Glenn Patterson and family, H. B. Fairchild, W. G. Munro, W. G. Davis. J. J. Page, W. L. Marx, E. E. Loomis, D. W. Campbell and Valdine Grinberg. Burbauk tbornless blackberry. Eden Valley Nursery, CSO-J-2. Sill Bing and Lambert cherry. Eden Valley Nursery, GS0-.I-2. 311 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Klgdon have re turned to their home in Salem after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conger. Mr. Itigdon has been en gaged In the undertaking business In Salem for thirty years. Netted Gem potatoes $1.75 per hun dred delivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 309 Shade trees, all sizes. Eden Valley Nursery, 080-J-2. 311 Mrs. George W. Barker of Butte Fulls returned to her home last week from an Ashland hospital where she recently underwent an appendicitis operation. Regular communication of Iteames chapter Wed. evening March 23rd, Ma.snnic hall, at 7:30. 30!) For crating, packing and storage call 333 Kelzur Transfer. 312 The weather of Sunday, although cloudy and somewhat threatening was fine for outings and many Medford people motored to points on tile Paci fic highway and to tho river. Now is the time to have your elec trie fan overhauled. Phone orders P25-L nnd I'll call. Pierce Itepair Shop, 110 N. Central, "The Glass House." 30i) Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for Nullonc. Phone 585-J. tf A committee made up from students from each county has been appointed at I lie II. of O. to advance the cause of the university throughout the state. The Jackson county member on this committee Is Wlllium McMillan. Better get some of tho print paper on rolls for wrapping paper at this ofllco and save 2 or 3 cents per pound. Conio and look at It and bo convinced. tf You will nlways find somoono In at MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Uso your phono, ours Is U20. 322 J. L. Hoggs, district freight agent of tho Southern Pacific railroad with huadipiarters at Itoseburg, arrived hero HiIh morning to spend the day on business. Good time on Good Friday for everybody at Jacksonville. 312' Lost Somewhere on tho streets of Medford on Sunday evening or Monday morning a used Inflated spare casing on rim for Maxwell car. Pago Dressier Co. oild war veterans who are wear lug parts of their servlco uniforms and others who have bought used unl forms may avoid violating the law for bidding the wearing of official mil forms by civilians by observing cer tain precautions which the war depart nient outlined last Saturday. The eas iest way to avoid violating the law to remove the military buttons nnd in slgnia. To dye the uniform or change I lie cut will also give immunity. Ford truck with call and good body for salo cheap. New tires. Seoly V Hall Motor Co. tf Put some our our Berry Special for mixer on your strawberries; you 11 get more berries. Monarch Seed Co. tf Oregonlans registered at (he llol lain) are P. Collctt of Klamath Falls norace Sykes of Salem, Mr. and Mrs 1C. II. MeCrnry and .1. L. Hoggs of Reselling and D. D. Phillips, George . Stokes ami W. II. Engolke of Port land. personal attention to overdue ac counts. Lindas, 235 East Main. When overhauling your old bus put new llfo In It by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, inc lory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf I'he chapel of the Weeks-Conger u puny has been redecorated and renovated within Ihe past week. neico i.ignt larm ngnt and power plants. Medford Electric Co. Patronize home and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Kosue ltlver Broom Works. SOS Sid Brown was down town this fore noon, his first day out since hn siege wlih the smallpox. It will be u week et before ho resumes his usual bus! ness duties. Buiter-Itoll bread Is made with the highest grade shortening and milk. At your gioi or. ;us Hemstitching and plcotlns Id cents per yard. The Vanity Ha Shop. Cor. K. Main and Bartlett. tf M. I.. Edwards and M. li. Maimer of Los Angeles arrived ill the city this morning l nun l.os Angeles. Other guests at Ihe Nash are I.. 11. Si-olt of Hralllc. It. V. Wallace of Klamath Falls, nnd Ost.ir Erlcksou and E. Johu sju ol Portland. Hiiltoi-Holl bread a rich nutritious loaf for discriminating people, at your grocer. 3ii,s Your electric Ian should be In read iness for the hot weather. Phone iC'.Vl, nnd I'll call for It. Pierce Repair Shop, I Hi X Central. ,'HMI MAIL TRIBUNE, Horace Sykes of Salem and George W. Stokes of Portland, deputy slate fire marshals, arrived in Medford this morning to make a general survey of t..e fire hazards of the city especially In the business distriet. They will spend from one to several weeks here on this work, and will make their headquarters at the Holland. - Flowering shrubbery and perennials Eden Valley Nursery, 0S0-J-2. 311 Mr. Fisherman: Fish poles repaired, bought and sold. Eaton, 32u N. Holly. SOS Wm. Broad of Jacksonville left this morning for Weed, Calif., to resume his old position with a big lumber company there and as soon as he gels settled his wife and two children will join him. R. A. Holmes, "he insurance Man Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery OSO-J-2. 311 "After a period of several months idleness the cement plant here resum ed operation Friday," says the Gold Hill News. "The plant which has re ceived a thorough overhauling during the winter opened up for this season's run In perfect condition and with the increasing amount of orders piling up the outlook for a very heavy run is very good. Financial conditions about the town were beginning to tighten up in a threatening manner due to the lack of a payroll but another month will relieve the local situation." Feed wheat $2.00 per cwt at the Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange. 310 Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. tf City workmen this morning began the task of cutting down and remov lug dead trees from the city park, and trimming the other trees. A large cypress tree near the center of the park which was killed by the hard freeze a year ago this winter, was the first to be felled. Our garden seeds are tested; they sure grow. Monarch Seed Co. tf Big drive 98c ladies' silk hose 09c. Hutchinson & Lumsden. 311 The semi-annual window display and spring dress-up week put on by the Eugene merchants is being held this week and has proven a big event in the trade of Eugene for several years. The merchants say It cost a little effort on the part of their assocl atlon to get it started but it has proven a big paying event both for the public nnd merchants. This week they have two bands, to furnish music, window displays with prizes, style show, auto parade and a dance, of course. Take away our fresh eggs at 25c per dozen. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 309 Netted Gem potatoes $1.75 per hun dred delivered. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 309 Although the hotels In this section have not been affected by tho sharp raise in rates recently granted by tho public servlco commission to tho Pa cific. Telephone and Telegraph com pany Ihe hotel of Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass will stand by the hotel men of tho other northern and other parts of the state which are uf fected, and to this end selected Emll Mohr of the Medford to be their repre sentative ill attendance nt the protest meeting being held In Portland today. .Mr. Mohr lett for Portland last night. Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 2IU-J. tf Ladles' 50c hose 29c. Hutchinson & Luinden. 311 Lawn mowers sharponed. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. 317 The Medford executive committee of the Y. M. C. A. met for luncheon at the Medlord hotel today and had a general discussion regarding plans lor work III this city. A committee was appointed to decide what constitutes eligibility of membership in the twi light league of baseball to be conduct en here this summer and to report next week. Uso our special lawn fertilizer for a beautiful lawn. Monarch Seed Co. tf Mr. Worker, why pay rent? 5 room cottage, modern, one block off pave ment, ?LSii0, small payment down, bal- inee $2."i per month. Medford Land ,& Insurance Agency, 220 W. Main. 308' If you want some print paper In ills, to fit In your paper racks or to uo without tho nicks, better see us at onco and save money. tf file plalo glass windows have been put In place at the city hall annex building, the vault has been completed and the work of pouring the concrete floor will be begun within three days. liter which the walls will be given two coals of plaster when the struc ture will be ready to house the cltv offices. Buy Ode ladles' hose for 2Hc at Hutchinson a- l.unisden's. 311 Houston home-made sorghum 10c a lb. Hutchinson Lumsden. 311 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. TONSILITIS I Apply thickly over throat V VaroRuq CA 1 7 Million Jan VicJ Yeails, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKH To buy a small bunch o; rattle, (live full description, price elc. W. .. Mail Tribune. till SAI.K-Alfalla hay in burn. Hamilton I'aiton. phone MT-X. -veil- ::ti KtUt SAI.K- -Sad. lie horse, hurni nun .ai-k outfit complete $(.",. A. II. Cal houn, I mile sniithwe.it of 1'hoenlx. OI NU-Ladles Kversharo pencil. hone RL'-W ami prove property. 3:i W ANTKlv--:! or room modem house I close In. Phone sso-L, afternoons, mo MEPFOT7D, OREfiOX. MONDAY, MARCH?!. In Sunday's Portland Journal is published an interview on trees with Colonel II. H. Sargent of Jacksonville with the introduction stating that "he is not only a distinguished soldier and author, but he also Is a lover of trees." The colonel closes the interview with the following: "But let us como nearer home. When'Emil Britt, the present mayor of Jacksonville, was born, his father, who was a lover of all kinds of trees, celebrated the event by plant ing a sequoia tree. It has grown into a splendid specimen. It is now, at the age of 58 years, nearly 100 feet high and about 16 feet in circumference at its base." We keep down our overhead penses by doing all outside selling ourselves and are thereby able to com pete with anybody in price, quality considered. Palmer's Piano House. 313 Will take automobile in good condi tion as part payment on 5-room cot tage with bath, etc. Telephone 19. SOS We have a large stock of rebuilt tires. All sizes and price right. Ex change Tire Co. 310 A civil suit was the only case being heard in circuit court at Jacksonville today, G. -M. Lewis suing Domino Provost for damages sustained when Provost's car smashed into Lewis' car on the Pacific highway, the bank cases w-ill be resumed tomorrow when the state versus J. E. Bartlett will be heard. Invest your savings in the Jackson County Building and Loan association tf Children's and grown up's aprons Rugs at Presbyterian Bazaar, March 24th. 309 Going fast, ladies' silk hose 98c value at 59c. Hutchinson & Lumsden '311 There will he no sewing class of the Tri-L club of the Y. W. C. A. thi evening, because of Mrs. Wade, the instructress, having met with an acci dent this morning while she was en route to Medford from her home at Gold Hill by which her car was over turned. Her injuries are not serious lint she will be laid up a day or so. Mrs. Wade runs a dressmaking estab lishment in tho M. F. & II. building in Medford. You can trade your old tires on new or rebuilt tires at Exchange Tire Co. 310 Cash, doors and frames everything in niilhvork. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 322 Alfalfa seed, .tests 99.92, no dodder. Phono 902. Elinor Hanley Bush, 826 East Main. 310 mong the guests, at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Darragh of Chi cago, J. M. Corbett and J. L. Porte of Spokane, Mr. and Airs. L. T. Dickinson of Los Angeles, nnd A. P. Cochran, C. :. Bradford, . F,!; S. Asche, Victor O. line and W. W. Wood of San Fran cisco. BIO lbs. Netted Gem potatoes for $1.70. Free city delivery. Hutchinson & Lumsden. 311 If your clothes are not becoming to you, you had better be coming to us. Pantorluni Dye Works. tf Rock Springs lump coal, dry wood, mill blocks nnd kindling. Valley Fuel Co. tf Roy Piultt left Sunday night for Klamath Falls to attend the automo bile show In that city where the Prultt Myers company has an exhibit. Buy your Carolene milk, 10c per can. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 011 For piano tuning correctly done call Palmer's Piano House or W. P. Brooks 310- Insuraneo of all kinds. Lindas, 235 East Main. List your house, farm and timber with the Medford Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main street. tf ISN'T IT LOGICAL? Ynu Imvi u lH-ntnl i;.H'it care lor .vim r lei-Hi. Til MX hiivi mi IiiMirniirr I !. pi'i'l cjiri' Tur your liiMinuire. Wr arc Insurance Kxpcrts nnd linvt' no (idler hiiNltiess. n. a. Hor.rKS THE INSURANCE MAN All forms Insurance and F,omls ...Jackson County Bank Dldg. CROXA Personul Typewriter Told it up, take it with you, - type write anyw-h ere. 850.00. lncludl'ix carrying case. MKUFOKD HOOK BTORH Distributor for Po. Orncon STOP! I'.riiti us Vim r t'iirprts WE iM1 (ln-l a for $!.;). Kruo- ill" 11 for .:t.(M. Dirk Mi. "Tlip nii!- ( wi'iivi. an wmru i1m I : m'jivi' 'nil." V full nnd IK'IIut I n- Mcsan Art Rug Co. I'hone isn 1 1(1 W. I nib St. H .,,.,, in Two new touring parties armed in the city today and are encamped with tents un at the city auto park. vh,.n i,ripr automobiles are built, n,iilr tvill build them ilck will build them. tf Everything electrical. Medford Liec - ' , . M, tric Co. Phone 661. IRRieATHlN BONDS i PI E V rj ,! ! I Mr. Jack M. Corl.ett of the futon Trust company of Spokane arriV'-d in Medford yesterday for Ihe purpose of making preliminary plans for the oueninK of teninorary ofiices in this ..it,- f.,. th I'uion Trnsr (iiiili.'illV Ot I Spokane and Bradford '.Vct don A: company of San Fran-isco. In discussing tho aciiviiii-s 'of these institutions. .Mr. Corb' tt stated that the city of Medford and tributary COUmiy IlilU. lo:i UITUIMI-U Jill fliw- able position in financial c-irclee on account of the richness of the com munity at large and the hi&'h ave;7iKe of individual wealth. "It is fitting." Mr. Corbett stated, 'that the initial bond offering to iir--c-stors of this community should con ist of bonds of Medford Irrigation L)isu-ct whose umiuestionable worth j and hiKh character is well known to all residents of the valley. The fertil- ily of the soil, its adaptability to ir riKation, its sufficiency and pcrma- ; nency of water supply and all legal f questions of the district have been in- j vestigatcd and approved by the Sc- . HAD NERVOUS REMDOWN Mrs. Ireland Permits as to Publish this Letter for the Benefit of Others Who Are in Her Condition Warsaw, Missouri. "For five years I was weakly, nervous and in a run-down condition. I hen I had a nervous break down and doctors said I would never be well again. After I took seven bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Com pound I was health ier,8tronger, and felt better than I ever did in my life before. I can't praise the Compound ennuo-n and will recommend it to all women. You may publish this letter if you think it will help others." Mrs. Floyd Ire land, E. U. 1, Warsaw, Missouri. Nervous women are both ailing and wretched, and with a nervous break down all joy goes out of a woman's life. It is said that the ills peculiar to women act on the nerves like a firebrand. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is so successful in overcoming such conditions, a large number of American women who were once great suiTorcrs from nerve troubles owe their present health nnd comfort to Lydia E. Pinkuam's Vegetable Compound. Write Lyi.'ia Ji.Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn. Mass., about your health. Hillside work slows up most power units but not the Cletrac' With" a sure grip and a powerful pull, die Cletrac climrJs steep grades without faltering. Does the fast, iHorough job of plowing that lessens seed-bed work laten ' Soft, stubborn, rough or hilly ground all are easy; .'for trie .Cletrac. It keeps going steadily all year 'round works longer hours and more dap in the year than the four t.qf , eight animals it replaces, Come in and look this tractor "over. See for yourself its ' sturdy construction. Let us show, you what if. will do for you on your own farm, J HUBBARD BROTHERS ,-ui ilies ( i ,tii in issi'in of the state of ,,,,.,, forma, am)l-uvai. cl.,- L,Jed on .ach bond by the secretary j : -makes these securities laiv- i,-c-si:iiH-nts for banks, trust mid Inients for i insurance- companies and 3eKal eol- ilau., i in r pumic iuui.e i,mi vini: bunds issued by a muinci- lulity. thu interest received theitfrom 'is except frum the federiul income I tax." t Mr. .'rlM'tt stated that 311.111 y in fqtiiricf .had already been receiwd from vtsii 'flits of the distriet. and that jallntnient ihhius lor 1111 i romrnu- tiitv would b quii-k.y . V. O. l.u-'d and K. S. -Ajiehe, alsn :id foi.'d- Weedon- t o., are stop '"''K wmi -ir. urueii at the Hotel Me dlord. FREE: HOMESTEtOS J. L. Porte, Cajiadian Jovernnient asent from Spotnne. U'ui'.iintou. will be at the Med fori' Hotel. March 21st and 22nd to give ' information to par ties interested In iree luiniesteaa lanu i in Western Cana la al so to arrant j for j-G(iuced settle trs' .vates from the i rana,j i;m boundnr f li' le to points in Jw r.innil.i. 3uS The pre-war exc hane rates between the United Stale s and Switzerland have remained u: ichanged. Hamboo is u. Kd in Indo-China. for paper making EASTER SALE of fine Perfumes, Toilet Waters and Pace- Powders in sets; Ladies' Hand Tooled Xeatlisr. pScieLliookS . ,. and Manicure Roll-Ups; also r$large MBMflEIfSS;' . . EA-LIN Ivory at 10 Per Cent Below Actual Cjost AllThis Week lr HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. GRANTS PASS MEDFORD INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Kffoctive October 1W XiKAVE MEDKOHI). r . f, 10:00 a. m. !jj 1:00 p.m. "'",'y?''T ' '4:80 p. m. Cars stop at all intermediate i i Office anci Waiting Rooms: Medford, 6 South Front, Nash Hotel Bldg. Phone 309. Grants Pass: The Bonbonnler, Phone ISO. We also operate atage lines from Medford to Ashland, PhoenLl, Talont, Central Point, Jacksonville. At Home on the Hills quickly tires work :'A CLEAR COMPLEXOI Ruddy Cheeks SparklingEycs Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a We!I-Kno7.n Ohio I'hysicicn Dr.F.M.Edcrrris for 17 yrars treated scores of women for liver and bowel ali ments. During these years he gave to liis patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable infrredier.ta , rniixod with olive oil, naming thm ' :jJr. Edtrards' Olive Tableti You will " Inow Ihrm by their olive color. These Utblets are wonder-workers on -the liver and bowels, which cauce a jrmal action, cam-inj off tha waste and poisonous matter in one's svstem. , . It you have a pale fcce, sallow look l dull eyes, pimplc3, coated tongue, head : , aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sort?, inactive boweU, you like on . of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nighily Tor a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the suc cessful substitute for calomel now andc then'jusl. to keep them fit,; Plumbing and Heating Quality Service Wm. Hammett 42 S. Central Phone 659 m J !ij :j( ' '. " ,t IaUy and Sunday. LEAVTt) GRANTS TABS. 10:00 s. m. 1:00 p. m. 4:80 p. m, pointB. - ;Wh e c U on;s-1 r ,i cTiliTa "'Clctracway-laltc lcsspower( i anirnals and 4i 3