Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 30, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' VAOE TWO MEDFORt) MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. ORKfiOX. SATURDAY. APRIL HO. 1021 L ocal aitd Personal The board of directors of the Mcd Tord Chamber of Commerce have authorized endorsement to the appli cation for a Hoy Scouts camping grounds at Union creek in accordance 1 with a recommendation made, to them at the recent annual meeting. This '-.camping ground is located In the na ...tlonal forest and application for same ! Bad to be made to tho federal forestry iicrrlce. No national forest boys j cout camping ground lias ever been . established and in being granted mis .' privilege, the Medford Hoy Scouts wil be considered pioneers in tho move ,. ment. , . ,,(' Genuine Swiss embroidered robes, ;) Copyrighted, 40 samples. Special sale this week. Airs. i;. u. may, rcsiiicn . ronreBentatlve. I'hone IK7 J. 3 Plcoting Iomstltchlng Buttons cororcd Handicraft Shop. tf Kurnlturo finished and repaired The Uncle Tom's Cabin company which played n matinee at tho I'agi theatre this afternoon and which pro 'duces "Uncle Tom's Cabin" again a the same place tonight, appeared In a typical street parade this nexm in the business district. Kilo M. Cross, public stenographer, No. 9, Jackson County Hank Bldg, ' Phone 326-R (mornings only). 4 Bring all discarded furniture, cloth Ing, shoes or anything else salablo lo ' X-llay Henoflt Knmmago salo at the Natatorlum.- GooiJh received every .. day beginning Tuesday, May II. Sale r Saturday, May 7. 19 -I' Buv a sack of Olympic flour at j'jones' this week and gel' that special (V-jirlcc. '- 34 , J. V. Weston, n Beagle rancher, was ' liound over to tho grand Jury Friday afternoon In Justice Taylor's court on the charge of larceny, under $100 ball . jt Is nllcged that he purloined a large quantity oi rage wire lence vhmiuu at. tlOO near Trail belonging to tho conn :ty on tho night of April 2Rtli, and . hauled it away In his car to his homo, .-and thou later from there to tho Bybee '. bridge where ho dumpod It Into the driver. It Is claimed that Fred Petty- grew and W. W. Cottrell, on missing tho stolon fence next day traced it to Weston's homo by the car's tracks and from there to tho Bybeo bridge by the samo method. Tho river will lie drag- ged by tho county to substantiate this claim. Shorlff Terrlll made tho ar- ' rest., For first class painting, paperhang- Ing, or tinting call Arthur West, 477-J. vUuy a . sack of Olympic flour at Jones' this week and get that special price,' . i . .. .. :.: .. 34 i Ml', and Mrs. L. C Chndwlek of - Crescent City.' C. B. Scott of Phlladcl idila, W. B. Burton of I-ob Angelos and Thomas V. Peri of San Francisco' are among the guests at the Holland. ' ,' Special price on Olympic flour this woek-nolhlng better conio , in nnd see the good things mndo out of this flourtr., '.i -i . i. 34 Bring all dlscardod furniture, cloth ing, shoes or anything' else salablo to - X ltny Benefit Rummage sale at the Natatorium. (!ooda recelvod every dny beginning Tuesday, May 3. Salo Saturday, May. 7. ' , 39 Olympiq flour guaranteed by Jones -buy a sack; this week and get Hint apeclnl price.' n ... . .34 1 Medford IB hitting a prosperous stride, according, to CSoorgo T. Collins, who was hore to represent tho Med ford: chambor of commerce at th.n freight rata hearing," says tho Klnm- alh. Falls Horald, "Prospects point to tho biggest fruit crop In years, said Mr:; Collins, Uoceilt frosts, which re ceived, considerable puhlictiy, wore tnni'o beneficial than linrinful ns (hoy thinned, the heavy, crop to n point wlioro tho treos will bear tho load and Bftve-ioXPoualvo hand ;t!ilnnlng. Some ihlnnlng must still be done, ho said. There Is also a revival of quicksilver mining, says Mr. Collins, anil sevoral cinnabar properties have put in new furnaces nnd started operations. Di versified farming Is developing rapid ly and will grow faster as the new Irrl gallon project brings nn ubundaneo of wator to tho land." , Olil things as well ns new ones will bp acceptable to tho Xltny benefit salo committee, lioods received every day beginning May 3. Salo Salurday. May 7. . , 3I ', May-day festivities tonight at Natn toriiim. . 10c. 34 banco at Savage ('reek hall Satur day .evening, April 31), 11131. Every body come. 31 lleinstltetilng and plcoting 10 ccnla per ynrd. Tho Vanity Hal Shop, Cor. K Main and BartlctL tf Friday was a big day with the Med ford Masonic lodge with the confer ring of third degree work on candi dates afternoon mid night. The Ma sons of the Ashland lodge participated In tho work. Mrs. C. G. May :s now1 tho perma nent representative tor the world fa mous SehweUer imported fabrics of oxcluslve design nnd quality. Exact samples. Phone 457-J. 31 Lawn mowers slim penotr right. Lib erty Shop. 26.1-J. tf Anything to eat, wear, use or look at can be sold at the Rummage sale l( you will donate It. Goods received at Natatorlum every day beginning .May 3. Sale May 7. 3I Mrs. O. K. Clark, who with her blind husband came here from the Apple gate valley last Tall has purchased a fifty Toot lot from W. L. Chlldera on which Mr. ('Millers Is building n nifty Utile bungalow for tho old couple. Cold Hill News. Barn timbers anil dimension good clean stock. Central Lumber Co.. Con- Guests from a distance at the Med ford are M. G. Greenly of Honolulu, Hazel Stephen of Jackson, Mich., Harry Rainess of New York, G. K. Pat George A. Mansfield arrived here thiB morning from Portland after an extended absence from the city on farm .bureau organization work, state terson of St. Louis, Paul Revelle of and national. He was quite impressed I nil Point, Seattle, Thos. W. Cox of St. Louis, A. S. Blums of Spokane, George Ar thur of Sacramento. W. A. Myers of Los Angeles, and H. W. Gould ani W. It. French of San Francisco. 12-inch dry pine $4.00 a tier; 10-inch dry pine $1.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf Festive May Hay ball at tho Com niunity center. Natatorlum toulgh 31 Everyone has something which the. don't want and there is always BOine one else who would appreciate it. Set- out some of these things and bring thorn to the Natntoriiim next Tuesday, May the 3rd. They will be sold at the X-ltay Benefit Itummage sale, May 34 A large turnout of mcmbors of the I. O. O. F. lodges of Jackson county is expocted to attend the funeral ser vices over tho late JoBhua Patterson of Talent, at his homo at 4 p. in. Sun day. May 1st. Pilot Hock encamp ment, No. 1, of Ashland will attend 111 a body. Miss Alta N'aylor, Goodwin corse Here, 121 N. Grape street. Phone C48-J. 35 Look for the dish sale at Weeks & Orr's. .... . 39 Maypole and balloons Bpecinl fea t tires. Big Imperial orchestra at Na tonight. The National Grange association will meet in Portland, November 8 to IX. About 2200 delegates will come from all parts of the country to attend tho convention. Special price on Olympic flour thl week nothing better como In and sec the good things made nut of this flour. 31 Como to Jonos' nny day this week and sco Olympic flour demonstrated Special prices. Every sack guaranteed. 34 Feed wheat $2.20 por cwt. nt the Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange, . . - tr Howard Hill arrived homo from Portland yesterday afternoon by auto and was accompanied here by Norman Normile of that city who is spending tho week end with relatives here. Hclco-Llght farm light and power plants. Medford Electric Co, Flour $1.85 a sack at Buss Mill Phono 529. vul-cot waste baslto s are non breakable, can lie painted any color guaranteed five years. Medford Book Store. .34 The having In possession liquor caso against a Benglo woman, who leaded not guilty in Justice Taylor's court Friday, hns been continued until the arrival back in the city from Call fornin some time tho latter part next week of Gus Newbury, her attor ney. Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. tf Bring all discarded furniture, cloth Ing, shoes or anything else salable to X-Ray Benefit Rummage sale at the Natatorlum. Goods received overy dny beginning Tuesday, May 3. Sale Saturday, May 7. 39 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlero for NuBono. Phone 585-J. tf Tho fine display of homo products of Medford and the valley at tlio chain tier of coniniorce, which has attracted so much admiring attention this week may he continued soveral days or a week longer. ,' Tlio chamber directors have signified their willingness to house and care for tlio exhibits for an Indefinite length of time, so the mat ter Ib now up to tho exhibitors. For Sale Good gardon and lawn sediment, riiono 912-J. tf Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building nnd Lonu association. tr Steel safely Ixixes with two keys, all sizes. Medford Hook Store. .11 County. Assessor J. H, Coleman has announced his Intention of being In Ashland during tho afternoon of May 14 for purpose of passing on the ex mptlon claims of tho Civil war voter- ans and tho Indian wars of Oregon This Includes tho pension clnima ol widows of veterans. Dressmaking and remodollng. I .or a Ion Flowor Shop, phono 51)0. 31 There will lie no services at St Mark's Episcopal church tomorrow on account of the illness of the vicar Rev. Win. B. Hamilton, who Is at his loine with an attack of bronchitis Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Woodcock and Mrs. M. S. Woodcock of Corvnllls or ved In tho city Friday to spend a lay or so wliilo enroute homo from u Isll in southern California.' Other Orogoiiians at tlio Medford this fore noon were L. V. Hex of Eugene, R. E. Bacon of Oakland, and tho following from Portland: L. W. Josso, A. J. Ros seati, J. II. Wilson. J. W. Gates, A. lagenah, A. L. Hungcrford and II. 11. iiimmer. 3i ton Mack with bunk, J3SUU, inn 500 miles, tiny Conner. 35 Cedar shingles nnd posts. Central Lumber Co.. Central Point. 31 Officers' school at Camp Lewis, May I to 17, will bo followed by tho an nual training camp for the National tiard Juno Hi to 30. It Is expected hat the training camp will also he at 'nmp Lewis. Officers nnd men will receive full nrniy pay while called out. with transportation and provisioning. For Snl- Good garden nnd lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf Hard time dance. Biggest of the season. Ashland Nat., Tuesday. Mav id. 35 The Philharmonic orchestra of Los Angeles which gave the large audience t t tie) Page theater last night such an nthuslastlc musical treat, departed n Hie morning train today for Eu gene where they give their next con cert tonight. When better automobiles are built, Hoick will build them. tf' Everything electrical. Medford Flee- 31'jtric Co. Phone 661, with our hustling and beautiful city and valley, and if tills liking continues to gather momentum and power may decide to locate in this section per manently and get acquainted with our fanners and his family. Look for the dish salo at Weeks & Orr's. ; ', 34 Slogan: Medford, Rogue Hirer' Val ley, Oregon Products; know them! Use them! Boost them! Ask for Oregon made products.' 34 Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co,, 401 South Riverside. tf . A trio from Vreka arrived here this morning consisting of M. Marion Morse, Grace M. Wood and Eleanor C, Ahlstrom. They are stopping lit the Medford Slogan: Medford, Rogue River val ley, Oregon Products; know them Use them! Boost them! 34 Some seedling tomato plants three dollars per thousand. Phone 374. 34 Three-quarter ton Sampson, run 500 miles, $750, with bed and license. Guy Conner. 35 Call Nash Taxi. Phone 90. We in sist upon careful driving. S'i Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Silliinan and baby and Mr. Silllman's mother, ar rived home last night from their three weeks enjoyable auto trip north which took them to Portland, Everett, Scat tie and various other points. Tliis is housecleaning weather; liavo your rugs washed on the floor; strictly sanitary. E. L. Davis, phone 998. ' ' 38" Slogan: Medford, Hogue River val ley, Oregon Products; know them! Use them! Boost them! 34 May Day dance Eagio Point Sat. night, April 30th. Let's all go for. a Jolly timo. Good eats at midnight. 34 Ask for Rogue River Valley made products. ' 34 J. Jay Sullivan and .1. C. Edwards are visitors in the city from tho .Apple- gato section who arrived Friday, Ask for Oregon made products." 34 (ioo'l :'our $1.85 a sack at Rims Mill. Phono 5.9. Big May Day dance at Nat Saturday We take you anywhere! Nash Taxi. Phone 90. Bulck cars. . 37 According to information received hore yesterday Jackson county has appropriated $10,000 from tho sale of bonds to be used In improving the Dead Indian road near this city. Ashland Tidings. Buy 40 acres timber land near Mqd ford, $500,: terms $50 cash and $5 per month. Quadruple, your money with tile wood, and plant to fruit and ber ries, for steady income. Gold Ray Renlty Co., owners,- 1 : tf Try our merchants liihch. The Shasta. - Play safe. Nash Taxi .Service. Phone 90. 3" Northern Callfornians registered at the Holland are Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Bryant of Montague, E. S. Howard of. Vreka, and V. G. Lynch of Weed. Slogan: Medford, Rogue River val ley, Oregon Products; know them! Use them! Uoost them! . 34 R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Ask for Regno River Valley made products.- .. , .r . ... , 34 Among Oregon guests registered nt the Holland are Mrs. Larson ... and laughters of Eugene, L. L. Lowrle anil H. S. Wilson of Klamath; Falls, i P. . R. Lowe of Rogue River and A. A. Allen of Portland, i. I -, . - , , . - 10-inch slab wood $2.00 per tier and less, i N. B, Nowoomb.. Phono 031. 34 Dolco-Light Electricity for evory farm. Medford Elocirle Co. Look for the dish sale at Wcoks & Orr's. 1 - 34 Thorn was born to Mr. anil Mrs. Earl C. Gaddls at their home this morning i baby girl. ' . llelinnn Baths open for the season. Saturday, April 30 Big dance nt Applegate, April 30th. 'rentier Novelty orchestra. 434 Hegiiinlng 1st June will run a 5-day sale on whipping cream at 25c per pint delivered. Hoover Dairy Co. 452-Y. 35 E. T. Staples, of Ashland, has a message from Lewislon, Mont., stnt- that another oil well of 1000 bar rels was lirought in Wednesday and thai oil stock is booming. This well Is about two miles from the Oregon Cat rock syndicate's holdings. This syn dicate is composed of Ashland people. Buy n sack of Olympic flour at Jones' this week anil get that special price. - '31 Slogan: Medford. Rogue River val ley, Oregon Products; know them! so thoin! Boost them! 34 10-inch slab wood $2.00 per tier and ess. N. n. Newcoinb. Phone 631. 31 Major C. A. M alone of San Francis co, formerly with the .California-Oregon Power company here who was re- enlly appointed to the position ol ssistant superintendent of the Hono- ulu Power company and will sail next Wednesday to assume those dut ies, is hero closing up his local affairs. Look for (he dish sale at Weeks & Orr's. 34" Popular dance at Eagle Point Satur- ay nlgljt. Everybody invited. Real music 31 Slogan:. Medford. Rogue Uiver val- ey, Oregon Products; know them! so them! Boost them! 3t A petition is being circulated lo ecure a vote on a consolidation of school district number 32 (Koflts reeki with Gold Hill nt the annual chool meeting June 20th.. A similar petition Is being circulated In' the FihiIs Creek district Gold Hill News. 16 Inch slab wood $2.00 per tier and ess. N. H. Newcoinb. Phono 631. 34 Violin Instruction, Florence Howell. podal attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 545-H. tf Ask for Rogue River Vallev made J products. 3) J. O. Holt, manager of the Eugene Fruit Growers association, passed through Medford this morning on the way to California to inspect the differ cnt fruit sections of that state. Ask for Rogue River Valley made products. 31 Big dance ai. Applegate, April 30th. Premier Novelty orchestra. 434" Swimming Helman baths, open Saturday, April 30. 37 Among the good things sold at the public market this morning were home grown radishes, rhubarb, spin ach and asparagus, also a bountiful 34 ! supply of cabbage and tomato plants and fresh pork and sausage. 16-lnch slab wood $2.00 per tier and less. N. B. Newcomb. Phone 031. 34 Get your Olympic flour at Jones' some surprise in Btore for you. 34 Big dance at Applegate, April 30th. Premier Novelty orchestra. 434 A number of Rogue River women met with Miss Florence Pool, home demonstration agent, in that town yes terday afternoon on finishing up their home made flreless cooker outfits by preparing the soap stones. Blocks and dry slabs tor sale. Call 859. tf Ask for Oregon made products. 3-1 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 601. Quite a number of auto tourists spent the night nt the city camp grounds but this forenoon all had de parted except four parties. Ask for Oregon made products. 34 Come to Jones' any day this week and see Olympic flour demonstrated. Special prices. Every sack guaranteed. 34 Pntronlzo homo and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Rogue River Broom Works. 36 10-ineh slab wood $2.00 per tier and less. N. H. Nowoomb. Phone 631. 34 Mrs, Rpy Morris, of Medford, who has been here for the last few days, left for her homo this morning. Kla math Falls Herald. Dressmaking and remodeling. Loca lion Flower Shop, phone 500. 34 Majestic "4" orchestra,- Eagle Point Saturday night, April 30th. Big May Dny dance.. 34 N. B. Newcomb will deliver green 10-inch slab wood very cheap. Let's book "your order now for early dellv cry.. Also t dry . planing blocks, kind ling and, shavings. Phone 031. 54 H. K. Tomlinson nnd T. H.'Simpson business .men' of Ashland, were visit ors in' lhe city Friday. . .. Save money on wrapping paper by using white print paper in rolls. Ask this office. , ' ' i . tf Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. : . - tf Professor Irving Vinins dropped into the Tidings office yesterday afternoon and displayed the evidence of a good fish storv to the Tidings staff. It was a rainbow trout caught in Neil creek, i weighed three pounds and measured nineteen inches in length. The trout was caught on a ten-Inch fly and it put up such a sporting fight that fer rels were doubled nearly in two. Ash land Tidings. Expert shoo repairing at reduced' prices. Men's half soles $1.50 per pair. Ladies' half 6oles $1.00. Rubber heels 50c. , Belter new shoes for less money. Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 .E. Sixth St. ' ' Come to Jones' any day this week and see Olympic Hour leinonstrated. Special prices. Every sack guaranteed. 31' City Alito Paint Works. Phone 751-J. . tf The annual farmers short course j will be held at the O. A. C, Corvallls. probably about the middle of June, ac cording to the Jackson County Farm ! Hureaii News. A grand good timo tonight at the May-day festivities. Natatorlum. 34" TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Nice modern house. S. Grape St. 329 34 FOR SALE Three nice office tables and filing case. Room 10, Jackson Couhty Bank 'Building. 31 WANTED Good home for two half grown boys. Can furnish their rooms completely; PareutB traveling sales people, able to pay liberally for good care of their boys. Call Sunday nt the old IKIzer Place,, two blocks north of city limits on N. Riverside , 3-i FOR RENT Or lease 4 aero ranch, crops in, except family garden; 7 room house, electric, lights, city water and irrigation water for land, write Jartt Moore, R. F. D. 2, or call Sunday at Old Klzer Place, two blocks north of city limits, North Riverside. 34 FOR SALE Two-ton truck in good condition. Pnone 597-J-3. FOR SALE Toy rtooiHe ,m) am niHc Persian cat. Phono 381-W. 31 'Oil SALE 16-inch slab wood $2.00 por tlor and loss. N. li. Newcomb. Phone 631. . 34 FOR SALE 16-lnch slab -wood $2.00 per tier and less. N. B. Newcomb. Phono 631. , - . 31 FOR SALE 16-inch slab wood $2.00 per tier and less. N. B. Newcomb. Phono 031. ' ' 3 More than one hundred and fifty residents of the county attended tho Oregon Products Dinner last evening given by the ladies of the Christian church and it was a decided success. As chairman of till' committee in i-harue of the Oregon Products Week, 'It. "V. Paul acted as loastmasler. 1). 10. Millard as suuk leader, with 11. G. 'Launspacli at the piano, led the com munity siiiKing. There were short addresses by C. C. Cate as represent ing tho Farm Bureau, Frank P. Tib ialis, advertising manager of the Portland Flouring Mills, A. O. Clark and his successor, 1). (.'. Freeman as manager of the Associated Industries of Oregon. v - Awards on window displays were made and the Monarch Heed & Feed company received a check for $25.00 for having the best display of an edu cational value. Tlie. second prize of $15.00 went to Marsh Grocery Co. for the advertising value of their display and tlio $10.00 prize for artistic ar rangement went lo .the Toggery. Honorable mention was made by the Jury of awards of the displays made by the Medford Furniture & Hardware company, Fouts Grocery and Haskins JJrug Co. An Insistent Call to ' AW members' and I'rienils to attend the ; CHURCH RALLY: of V First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth ami Bartlctt - ' :Tomonw 11:00 'A. M. 4 The Pastor wfill Preach on "The Strategy of Success" Bible School 9:45. Classes for Aii. Latin Americans eat custarjj apples with a spoon.- - Corseting at Its Best means correct styling plus that'ncten-; tific design that brings real' physical comfort. ',,.'.' '. ., ; . , J 'rblaset ..PRONOUNCED FRO-LASAY fnt (orsets laced represent corseting at its very best, and there is a proper model for every type of figure. . Wonderful values In beautiful; materials, at $r, $tl.ni, JjST.riO, $ I .o and up. Deuel's "The Song of the Lord Renewed" The above subject is timely, : and suggestive, i any in Medford are "have beens" religiously, and need to hear this sermon Sunday 11 A. at the First Baptist Church (N. Central and Fifth St.) ' j It vv REV. F. R. LEACH, Pastor. 7:00 P. M. Dr. E. J. Eulgin at the Tabernacle, (Get the habit. Start Sunday.) KOR SALK 16-lnch slab wood J-MI0 per tier and less. , N. II. Nowconib. i nono 031. , . . ' 31 FOK SALE IB-Inch slab wood per tier and less. N. I). Newcoinb. I'hone G31. 34 WANTED A live wire with ear and $300 to Jauu to sell the only effic ient, economical power cultivating tractor on tlio market today. The right man can clean up on this proHsition and establish himself in well paying business. Call Paijl Itevelle, room 09, Hotel Medford. tonight or Sunday. 31 Kill SAI.K or will trade light fivc passonger touring car for any kind of livestock, or poultry or sell on easy terms. Price $50. Sec Mr. Cox, Exchange Tire Co., liS N'. Itlver slde. Open Sunday. 39 TOR SALE Yellow Dent seed corn. 6c pound. Call Jacksonville 353. .".('. FOIl SALE OR RENT Cottage of five rooms, bath and sleeping porch, good garden spot. Furnished or un furnished. I'hone 3S6-W or call at S21 W. Tenth St. 35 FOR SALE Young cow; also rasp berry and Himalaya blackberry roots cheap. I'hone S30-X. 39 FOR KENT ti-room modern house. I cor. Fifth and Apple, near high school. 227 S. Holly, 3:30 to 3 p. m. ! I . 39' FOR 322 RENT Housekeeping rooms. S. Central Ave. I'hone 403-X-2. 34 STRAYED From Rogue River Vallev Canal . Co rnnch on Eagle Point I Road, April 27th. one bay horse with! bobbed tail. ' branded anchor un I shoulder. Weight about 1200 lbs.! One bay 2-ypar old colt, lame in left j front foot. Also one bro n colt I ahmif S months old. V. D. lirophy. I I'hone N i I Y. 39 SUNSET TO MIDNIGHT ELECTRIC SIGNS' You quit selling goods at six o'clock (or thereabouts). So do your clerks. ' But the rent does not quit. And your taxes do not quit. . . Moreover the people do not go to bed at six. Why not let an electric sign and brightly lighted windows, illuminated with electricity, go on selling goods' for you after six? All through the evening in fact. ' , Why not The very people you want to reach the inn-chaser;, have no time to be on the street except evenings. ' '. That is the time they roam about, looking, seeing, formulating and deciding on their purchases. , People do not have to hunt up your electric sign. It hunts them up like a search light It is seen from afar. It talks to folks all along.the street. They do not have .to decipher it, either. It burns its message into them quickly, pleasantly, deeply and surely. And mark you, they will remember it, and you and your location, after they have gone home. ; .- , .- ( , , Once more then, we ask, "How about Sunset 'to Midnight" May we send our representative to help you decide? The California-Orego nPower Company Phone 1C8 Medford, Oregon 216 West Main Street r H 4 ES'f