r PXOE TWO r
ocal and
Personal
If tonight Is clear many Medford
and valley ieople will remain up to
witness tli total eclipse, of the moon,
and for tills occasion a number of so
cial gatlietlnKH are planned. The
eclipse will lieKin ID: 30, and tlie per
iod of total eclipse when no moon will
lie visible will last from ll:li3 p. in.
1,1 i'-or, m
npuc-mi si.uc i i ...... ""';,, visitor In KiiL-ene for a few ilnvs
drains at "The Flower Shop," Salur-
av-
I. awn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co., 31X East .Main. tf
A number of eastern tourist H en
-- route homo by the northern route from
. southern California stopped over in
i Meiirord over night last iiiKlil at the
.Meu.ord, tuid continued on their Jour-'-
ney today. These included .Mr. and
f .Mrs. H. II. Turpln and Mrs. K. C
i .Mathioh of Ohio, C. K. Decker of llroc
' ton, Mass., Mr. und A.rs. U. T. Slaf
', lord and Mr, and Mrs. K. KeatitiB of
' .Mlnnea)olis, Mrs. Anna J. Preston of
. Cedar Rapids, la., Chas. W'eller of
Dumotit, N. J., Ceorse f.. Wollcr of
Colden, Colo., W. C. Crory of Ohio
v-.ty, ()., mid C. M. Dodson of Uenver.
We have Just received a car ot
fancy Ilurbank potatoes $1.75 per Hill.
Hutchison & l.nmsden. 2
Expert shoe .repairing at reduced
lirlces. Men's half soles $1.50 ier pair.
Ladles' half soles $1.00. Rubber heels
50c. lletter new shoes for less money.
Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 E. Hlxth
St.
The Epworth LeiiKtie hike, which was
planned for tonlejit, has been post
poned until a later date.
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phono 515-11. tf
Paint the number on your house
with lumluus paint secured at Thoiup-
,. son's paint store, ViiS North Front, and
your friends will find you in the dark.
2(1
VV, H Hewlett, the famous editor of
: ICuiile Point Eaglets came to Medford
today to greet his many friends and in
, nldently call on his medical adviser,
Dr. Holt.
Just arrived, one car fancy llurbank
i potatoes $1.76 a hundred delivered, at
Warner, Worltnan & Core. 2!i
Cut worms kill vegetables. Carco
. kills cut worms. Sold by Monarch
Seed Co. tf
Game Warden Pal Dally caught two
men netting fish below the Anient dam
P at Grunts Pass at 2 a. in. Tuesday mor
ning and they were fined $50 each and
'' costs, Thu third man escaped hut
. there Is a warrant out for him.
Delco-Light Electricity for every
farm. N Medford Electric Co.
t , Feed whout $2.40 per cwt. at the
; rami uurcuu o-oporaiive ji,xciiange.
tf
Alpha Chapter, O. E. S., entertained
members of Heaines chaptur, No. 11'!,
of Medford at the regular nicotine' lust
evening in the Masonic Temple. Up
wards of fifty guests were over, and
tho latter had charge or the Initiation
of four new members into Alpha chap
ter. Following tho business meeting a
social session was held, at which fine
refreshments weto held. Ashland Tid
ings. When better automobiles are built,
nulck will build thoni. tf
Anyone having troublo with mildew
on roses can get rid of it by using
"Mildew-Go". Bold by Monarch Seed
Co. tf
Edgar S. Hater of San Francisco,
former ' well known Medford man, Is
hero for a visit after an extended ah
nonce, and Is at his old headquarters
at the Medford.
Ellit M, Cross, public stenographer,
No. (1, Jackson Couuly Hank Hldg.
Phono 32(1-11 (mornings only). 41
Fancy Ilnrunnlt potatoes $1.75 per
100. Hutchison & Lumsilcn. 2
1.. H.' Swlnk Is among the visitors
In tho city from the llutto Fulls sec
tion and Is at the Holland.'
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. 2UKJ. tf
Agents lor "mix no suit nose.
Hutchison & Lumsden, 2!)
' Itev. J. E. Condor, former pastor
of this city, arrived hero this after
noon from Medford ami will snend
Several days here visiting friends and
nttendiug to business matters. Itev.
fonder speaks very highly of his new
location but stales that Hoselmrg
seems more like honi. ltosoburg
News Hevlew.
Houston and Hannah home-made
sorghum 15e per lb. Hutchlsou &
l.nmsden. 2!l
Jay .1. Sullivan, the Applegate min
ing man. is In (bo city on a periodical
visit, having arrived Wednesday.
No. one llurbank potatoes $1.75 per
hundred. Warner, Wortman & (lorn.
!!!
S. 10. Martin of Klamath Falls and
F. H. (lerthree of Itoseburg are regis
tered at the Holland, as are also the
following from Portland: W. L. Mar
shall, C. (1. lluiinell, W. C. Thurlow
and Arthur R. Allen.
Owing Id different arrangement in
handling the freight between Jackson
ville and Medford we have been able
to reduce our expenses. Our faro will
be reduced between Jacksonville anil
Medford on April 2ilth, to 20c ono way
und 35c round trip. 20 ride books $3.00.
Interuiban Autocar Co. 2(1
' The officials of the American Legion
are quite anxious that all men whether
legion members or not who are en
titled to Victory medals make applica
tion for tho same at once as It Is fear
rd that tho luedal distribution bureau
will bo disbanded shortly. At the
present time there are over 15.000
rx-sonvlce persons in the state or Ore
Ron who are entitled to this medal
and who have not made application
for It. Ex-service men and women
may procure blanks tor application
from Commander Frank I'. Kartell of
the local Legion post.
All state, county and municipal
owned motor vehicles are subject to
license, the same as nrivate machines,
according to a letter by. Sam A. Kozer,
secretary of state, to officials having
jurisdiction over these classes or can
and trucks. As a result of this opinion
the secretary of state will insist that
licenses on state, county and munici
pal motor vehicles shall be paid for
this year.
Have you noticed any of those
houses Thompson has recently painted
26
N. .1. Lawrence of this city 1b a bus!
Mn) R Malmln(, ,jet, eat.
1 1 Portland on account of the Heath of
her mother.
Miss Alia Naylor, Goodwin 'corse
Here, 121 N. Grape street. Phone 548-J.
3i
Mrs. Mildred Newbury was among
the Medford people who spend Wed
nesday In Ashland.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building; and Loan association.
tf
Califoruiaus registered at the Med
ford are 11. 1J. (.'oaten and C. O. Henry
of Los Angeles and T. A. Charette,
(.'lias. Conne of San Francisco. Ore-
gonlans at this hotel are (I. II. Nelson
ami Clayton Long of Corvnllls and the
following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs
.1. II. Luse, T. A. Gurrow, It. G. Shirt,
E. F. Tay, O. W. Kramer and E. G.
Plait.
Good young fresh pork and sausage
for sale at public market Sat., April
23. W. J. Austin. 20
Special sale sweet peas and snap
dragons at "The Flower Shop," Satur
day. 27
"Counterfeiting with automobile
license plates Is a new Idea advanced
In Oregon," says the Salem Cupllal
Journal. "Chief Traffic Inspector T.
A. Ituffety brought a license plate to
bis office tills morning which had been
taken from a party on the road. -It
was a 1!I2(I Oregon license on which
the "O" had been neatly battered
down find n fienre "1" in Itu nliicd':
The plate had been painted green irn1
the letters and figures repainted
white. So perfect was tho work that
It was difficult to distinguish It from
a 1021 license plute without close ex
amination." Hui bank thornless blackberry. Eden
Valley Nursery, liS0-J-2. 28
Mr. and Mrs. J. Minnlck arrived in
the clly Wednesday from Klamath
Falls, having made the journey by the
auto stage roule,
Frank P. Farrell and Carl Tengwald
arrived back in the city Wednesday
afternoon from their auto trip to Al
bany and Portland.
Horseshoe tiros are guaranteed by
reliable factories anil adjustments are
made hero. Exchange Tire Co. 31
Premier prize dance! Talent! Sat!
Premier Novelty orchestra! Let's go!
. . 27
The following signed warning by
County Ageitt llaslett, published in a
Roscburg newspaper, Is of interest, to
Farm ' Hureau members generally:
"Two men representing themselves as
duly accredited agents of a publication
untitled the Farm Hureau Hullotln, are
soliciting subscriptions to this paper
In Hie county today. This paper is
not the official publication of the Ore
gon State Farm Hureau. or the Na
tional Federation of Farm Bureaus.
In fact, no state has an official publi
cation with the above title. Do not
subscribe for the paper on the grounds
or representation that it: is n publica
tion of any farm bureau organization."
If Thompson has tho contract to
paint your homo you know tho work
will be the best. 2(1
There will be no gym class of the
Till, club of tho Y. W. C. A. tonight,
but the book review class under Miss
Van Sunt will moot at the V. W. C. A.
bouse at. 8: 15 p. in.
Phono 474. Guaranteed work-, prompt
service. City' Cleaning & Dyolng Co.,
401 South Riverside. tf
Among the guests at tho Hotel Hol
land aro the Misses Sater of Gray ton.
N. I).. W. Fox ot St. Louis, T. and C, T.
Allison and A. Much of Seattle, and
J. It. Laird ot Dunsmulr, Calif. ' -r v-
Speclal sale sweet peas and snap
dragons at "Tho Flower Shop," Snlur-
lay. . 27
James Whipple of Montague, Oil., Is
spending a few days ill the clly at
tending to business matters.
Just arrived, one car fancy llurunrik
potatoes $1.75 a hundred delivered, at
Warner, Wortmau & Gore. 29
Get that, spare tiro from our stock
of rebuilt ami used tires. Price right.
Exchange Tire Co. 31
George Wicks of Trail, returned to
his home Wednesday after six-udlug a
couple of days in the city on business.
Pleotlng
Hemstitching
Huttons covered
Handicraft Shop. tf
The hike planner, by the Epworth
Leaguo for tonight has been postponed
Indefinitely. 211
Attend the Civic Improvement club
dance at Eagle Point Saturday night.
April 23rd. Supper served by the
ladles 25c plate. 27
Wanted to buy some old carpets.:
Phone ISO. 31
Dr. John Hart, P. S. N a medical
officer In that brunch of the service. Is
now stationed tit Tnitlla, Panga-Pungu
in the South Seas. Ho Is a son of Dr
mid Mrs. Hart of this city, where he
is well known. He writes that the
average temperature the year around
Is 80 decrees, and it takes a steamer
l mouth to make the trip from San
Francisco. Tho mall conies once a
month.
Superior dance music. Majestic 4
orchestra. Orth hall, Jacksonville.
Friday night. April 22. 27
Spraguo Relgel of Gold Hill, has
been a business visitor In the city tho
last few days.
A real dancing parry, Jacksonville,
Friday night, April 22d. Everybody
Invited. Majestic I orchestra. IjM's
27 ,
The American Legion post will give Hunt and Antle have booked for ap
a cabaret at the Nat in May and June pearance at the Page theater April 30
and have wired for entertainers from I that never failing drawing, card of the
the Pantages and Hippodrome ' clr-i American stage, "I'ncle Tom's Cabin"
cuits. Two orchestras will furnish the
music, and the event will be the most
pretentious affair of its kind ever held
in this section.
Hotter buy a, Chandler than wish
you had. tf
Ted Thye who wrestles Ralph Hand
at Gold Hill next Tuesday has agreed
to wrestle Mike Yokel at Portland the
following Thursday, and will take on
Waller .Miller at Los Angeles, .May 15
showing that he is nothing if not a
busy mat artist. Thye is confident of
throwing Hand, which is contrary to
the general belief around Gold Hill,
where Hand Is regarded as a greater
athlete than Hud Anderson was once
in Medford. The only thing thai Is
worrying the promoters of the Hand-
Thye bout is how to get everybody
thut wants to come futo the house.
PoIIyanna for best lunches. 28
Mammoth rhubarb roots. Eden Val
ley Nursery, 6S0-J-2. ' 28
Cruisers begun work Wednesday
morning cruising the-timber hack -of
Jacksonville belonging to the Hank of
Jacksonville, und listed as an asset of
that defunct Institution. The work Is
being done for the state banking
board.
R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Honda, plus Service.
The baseball season will be opening
In the Rogue River valley with a game
next Saturday between the Grants
Pass and Medford high school teams,
who have been In training for two
weeks. This Is the first baseball game
in this city since before the war.
Save money on wrapping paper by
using white print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Gladioli bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery
(1S0-.I-2. ,; "28
Interior Improvements are being
made -to, the Shasta confectionery.
Everything electrlcul. Medford Elec
tric Co. Rhone 861.
' It Is exacted that the trail Into the
Clnriiibar'1S)iIngs country will bo
opened by May 15th this year from
this side, though the regular vacation
travel does not begin until after July
4th. Chester C. Kubll of the Apple
gate plans to operate a pack train
into the springs this summer from
Squaw Lake.
Premier prize dance! Talent! Sat!
A real "Joy-party". Let's go! . 27
John Ilintz of Waldo, Oregon, spent
Wednesday in the city attending to
business.
Hemstitching and picotlng
10 cents per yard.
Tho Vanity Hat Shop,
Cor. E Main and Bartlett. tf
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Miss Pauline Thompson of Reddy's
jewelry store, returned Wednesday
afternoon from a short visit Willi
friends and lrelallves at Portland.
Attend the Civic Improvement club
dance at Eagle Point Suturday night,
April 23rd. Supper served by the
ladies 25c plate. 27
Mrs. Hoy Guyor and children return
ed Wednesday from a short visit with
relatives at Grants .Puss.
Special feature prize waltz, Orth
hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April
2. Majestic "4
Investigation bj- the local author-!
ities of the past records of Frank Ko
rnt and "Dutch' Pete" Stauff arrested
in connection with the attempted
cracking of the Gold Hill bank safe
has brought to light tho inl'oriiiatlofl
that Dutch Pete has led a lurid career
of crime, one incident being a pistol
duel with a policeman, ill which he
was shot Hi rough the body, and lay I
four mouths in a hospital recovering.
loilat, tne ciiecklng up of the local
authorities shows, also hits a criminal
record. "Dutch Peto" brazenly admits
his prison record, and has an insolent
attitude toward all officers.
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
Niiltone. Phono 5S5-J. tf
Have you' Tried
' Snow Flakes
in the Family Tin ?
You know how good Snow Flakes are how
crisp and tasty? You can serve these dainty
wafers on so many occasions. Why not buy a
family-size tin. which will insure a constant
supply ? Your grocer can supply you.
A
Don't ask for cracketS
say SNOW FLAKES.
V "AT-
IT
NBWMKES'
P. C B. GINGER SNAPS
Another P C B product
Parucutirly crisp and fine -flavor rJ .
.Your grocer cart tupply you
Pacific Coast Biscuit Go.
I with a herd of bloodhounds, three
j bands, two "Tom's", two "Little Eva's"
land two "Simon Legree's." Tbeie Is
a street parade, and Die production is
staged iu a pretentious manner. An
other old time attraction is the Geor
gia Minstrels, scheduled to appeal
early In May. Al Jolson, and a Winter
Garden cast will be at tho Page .May
25th, and the "Passing Show of 1920".
with Willie and Eugene Howard,
another Shubert production, is sched
uled for midsummer.
Our retieads are malting good tires,
deliver double mileage. Try one. Ex
change Tire Co. 31
Another big popular cance, Orth
hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April
22(1. Majestic "4" orchestra.
27
The Medford post of the American
Legion is planning on the observance
'of Memorial day this year In conjunc
tion with the G. A. It. und Spanish
War veterans. The D'. O. K. K. band
under the direction of , Wilson' Waite
will furnish the music, with a memor
ial day parade, and putriotlc address
In the city park. The legion has ord
ered popples the official flower of
the legion for the day.
Surprise pears on Japan. Eden Val
ley Nursery, M)-J-2. 2S
Come to Eagle Point Saturday
night. Dunce given by the ladles of
the Civic Imp. club. Supper served by
the ladles of the club, 25c a plate. 27
Brick Anderson of the Itie ledge dis
trict bus returned to his home after a
short stay In the city.
N. H. Newcomb will deliver green
lG-inch slah wqod- very, cheap. " Let's
book your order now for early deliv
ery. -Also dry ' planing 'mill .blocks.
kindling and shavings. Phone 631. 2S
J. C. Pendleton of Table Ruck was'a
business visitor In the city Wednesday
afternoon. , ;
Special feature prize waltz, Orth
hall, Jacksonville, Friday night, April
22. .Majestic "1". . 27
E. II. Fox of Yreka, Calif., returned
to his home in Redding, Calif., Wed
nesday after spending a week in the
city.
Royal arid Hoover vacuum cleaners
People's Electric Store. 2S'
Autoists on the highway at night re
port that several near accidents have
resulted from the parking of cars on
the side, with no lights burning.
Have your rugs washed on your own
floor now by the Hamilton Beach sys
tem. Phone 998, E. L. Davis. 26
Assistant District Attorney George
Codding attended to official business
in the county seat Wednesday.
llurbank potatoes $1.75 per 100 de
livered in the city. Hutchison & Lums
den. '..... 29
12-inch. dry pine $1.00 a tier; lG-inch
dry pine $1.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Herman Qffenbachet of the Apple-
gate transacted business and visited
friends i iv tho oily Wednesday.
Httghes-Westlnghouse and Simplex
ranges. People's Electric Store. 2S
According to a report received here,
W., H.( Jofin'son,, torroer cashier of the
Bank (ilJacSsonvffle' serving tcn'years
in suite prison, will not be assigned a
regular task until all the criminal and
civil actions; arising from tho bank
failure have heeu closed. Johnson is a
college graduate and will probably be
given clerical work of some kind by
the warden.
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phono 661.
We do Hemstitching and Picotlng.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10
S. Fir. Phono 215-R. 27
Among county visitors in the city
last night and this morning were Dan
Saltmarsh and Vern Dunford of Jack-
sonvnie, and C. .M. and M. Mcuonougn
of Much
Blocks and dry slabs for sale. Call
859. tf
Dr. F. G. Thayer has recovered from
his illness of the past three weeks and
has resumed ills practice.
Game Warden Daily says County
Clerk Florey only handles fish and
game licenses for Jacksonville and all
the licenses for other towns and
! places of business are handled through
I the fish and game commission Instead
of the county clerk as heretofore. .Mr.
Daily also says lie believes there have
been twice as many licenses sold this
ear up to the present time as there
were last year. The increase in li
censes was necessary to establish new
hatcheries and improve those already
in operation to increase the supply of
fish for the streams and true siorts do
not object to the Increase.
Kden and Thor washing machines
People's Electric Store. 28'
Hugo Guenther of the, postoffice
stalf is back at work again after hav
ing enjoyed 111 days or his last jear's
vacation which he spoilt' at home in
making garden, employing the method
of working two hours and sleeping 24
hours until the job was done.
Delco-Light farm light and power
plants. Medford Electric Co.
Nash hotel guests Include Mr. and
Mrs. George F. Ward and daughter of
Bremerton, Wh.,' H. H. Sawyer of
Monroe, Wn., A. Wliilock of Redding,
II. W. Ilurton of San Francisco, W. A.
Mansfield of Marshfield and P, O.
Pooler of Coltuge Grove.
Automobiles are moving rapidly
again all over the U. S. A. On; March
21st, 1921, the Pence Automobile com
pany of Minneapolis, Minn., ordered
three trainloads of Uuick Slies(whiclt
they paid for by their check A9247 for
?41 1,129.20, which is some nioney.even
for Buicks. : 26
The condition of Frank Pelllriger,
who has been ill with pneumonia the
past three weeks at his home, is re
ported as improving. . . ' ,
Hroonis made by the Rogue River
llrooni Works aro- the beBt for the
money. Insist on home-made broomfe.
'i OH :.- :(:
1IT W, -nroiubprg; sales dud advertis
ing 'niunafeot. for.- ihe D..Jc ! Warren
Motor Co. or Portland, AWho has been
$ire several Ulitji'sr, frjtifiu iung with
local dealeiy;':eturiied:i'tl Portland
Wednesday. WW..' H.-DeLayJ who was
formerly in the auto business here and
who was a live-wire young business
man, is now president or the Warren
company and one of Portland's leading
men iu the auto game. . The company
places Velio cars through Hittson Mo
tors and Peerless cars through the A.
W. Walker Auto Co. ...
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Two room rurnlshod
housekeeping apartment, first floor,
lights and phone furnished,-$22.5u
per month. 325 S. Kiverside. Phone
701-J. 2S
WAN FED Reliable person, to assist
with housework for five days, re
maining nights. ; Mrs. F. C. Kenly,
Tel. GU-J-3. ' 2(1
FOR RENT Large downstairs sleep
ing room for one or two. 221 N
Holly. 27
FOR RENT May 1st, space suitable
ior garage or storage. Call 150. tf
FOR SALE liantam hens with baby
chicks. 134 S. Bartlett. 28s'
FREE COW MANURE if taken this
week. 325 S. Kiverside. 28
DR. RICKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
NO MIOP8 USFJJ ;
Broken Iichses Accurately Duplicated
suite 1-2 over May Co.
80S E. Main.' IIpHtjilm !
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
. ,., Funeral Director,' ',
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER ,
All refuse Immediately removed od
short notice. Weekly visit la rest
den c districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone 8U6.
WHITRliTrT JKXNTXOS.
SC A brand
new Corona
portable type
writer. Other mmLea
t attractive prices.
8m us before you buy
MKOl-'ORD
KOOIt KTOKU:
SEWARD
HOTEL
"HOUSE OF CHEER"
AliDKK AT I0TFT STRKET,
rOKTLAM), OUKGOX.
All the Oregon electrle cars stop at
uneicelled. We strive to please.
Rates $1.50 and up. 'With bath
J2 00 and up. Our dining room Is
very popular, and our business men's
luncheon, and our regular and Sun
day dinners aro not equalled else
where at our price. Opposite Olds,
Wortman & King's big store.
W. C. CULDERTSON. Proprietor.
tnv am. fi r ok towx
PAGE Tuesday
. m om rm nav m
4 ....
mcn-anning Mocks
Great Melodrama
"The Sign on the Door"
The Play of a Thousand Thrills
AiMrrsfi h'ttors, chirks, pnsniffir linuM-y nnlt-is to Vim Thatr.
A11 10 VIM IT NT WAK TAX. Include se!r-ml.lrd litaiiipid
envelope.
' Price, floor $2.r0, H'2.9; balcony $- $!. .
PIERCE REPAIRS
" Phonographs, Percolators, Electric Fans, Electric Drink Mix
ers, Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Motors, Electric Irons. In fact,
most anything. Soldering of all kinds.
L. BRYAN PIERCE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED Telephone Orders 925-L
You will find me in "The Glass House" at 116 N. Central Ave.
CITY AXI) Ol T-OF-TOWX MAIL DUDKltS KI-X'IOI VF.I) NOW
PAGE- FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 29
Of Los Angeles
Founded by W. A. Clark, Jr. ' '
: WALTER HENRY ROTHWELL, Conductor
Niutlnvcst Tour Booked by Kkvju Concert liill-cau
,. SIX DISTINGUISHED SOLOISTS ?
75 of the World's Greatest Musicians
The Supreme Musical Organization of the West
ilOW TO SKCUKH TICKKTS I5Y MAIL NOW
Address Utters, malic clucks and iiosloft'ko minify orders payable to
Pace Theater. Add 10 l'cr Cent War Ta to I'Hce Ticket Desired. In
clude' self-addressed stamped cnvclopu to help insure, safe return.
Price FlooP and 1st
4 rows Kalcony
balance 1.50, SI
Hoy Office Sale
Wednesday 12
o'clock
SPRAY MATERIALS
THAT HAVE STOOD THE TEST
CORONA DRY
Arsenate of Lead
BLACK LEAF 40 '
NONE BETTER PRICES RIGHT
Let us know .your requirements. .
EARL FRUIT CO.
OF THE NORTHWEST
L. M. Campbell Mgr. Medford District
IF
Vim art clcnnliiff !ioiim (Jet
our prices on rU'itninx your
cAnrins am) im:s
Phone ISO
Free Delivery
Mosan Art Rug Co.
. 119 W. Tenth St.
GOOD CLOTHES
I Mnke Them
KLEIN
run
XAIXiOA
1SH F-iwt Man ?t.
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8
' 1!1i:l:s l!':l:ll:" XOXV
Night, April 26
1 ' ' '
-v
Knrly Jtcscrvatlon
-Means PrcfeiTed
Location
WHY WALK? (
It is Healthier and
CHEAPER TO RIDE
If you ride a
H arley-Davidson
Bicycle or Motorcycle
Gaylord Motorcycle
Shop '
AUTO PAINT SHOP
L. 0. SPRINKLE, 'Prop.
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
Phnna 777
221 North Fir.
PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO