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n PA OF, TWO "MKPFOUI) MATT TIM P. FN F. MFDF()IM. OKKCOX. Tl I Fl.'sl i A V. N V KM l?Kf,' 17. W- Miss Hazel Antic will leave tumor-; Ituiand Hulihurd anil "h Focal and Personal Immediately following tlie short Kllis lodge session tonight the Mem bers of the lodge will go into executive session for a discussion of the Thanks-; nivliiK day turkey quest ion, as a result of which twenty-five members of the oldjje will carry home with them -'" fine turkeys. The turkey excitement j is expected to liegln about 8:-j p. in. .Medford residents got their first view of snow this fall when they awakened this morning and saw Iloxy Anne almost whim with a mantle of "the beautiful." Snow was also seen In the northwest foothills of the val- !UH' published, price $1. Leave sub ley. The coldest temperature of this ! scrlption with pastor this week. 20, iniL-p! Mrs Clara Shidelor is suffering Cole- The I-V.rd tMiiin.' car of J. T. Mi l-: An: iti.-ml.er of the ..I - lodi.e mt. rnlvsiB at her home row morning for Eugene where she man will leave tomorrow morning tojdleton cvoitu.n.d yeftenjay on the camlir caroius lm:i!e l.iore I onejtroma g.e was taken suddenly ill will witness the annual O. A. C. vs. 'attend the L. of O.O. A. C. football Jacksonville rwid near the liore ranch.1 t.srl.ey from the after si s-i " of the in T ak ! it. returning from .Miss Antic game. The top. windshield and one :r nt lodge tonight will have -l,-i-.- s pre- i ikmi.iv e daughtep and U. of O. football classic. who starts tomorrow on a week's va cation will also visit in Eugene with old friends. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Incomparable music at Trail! 209' Guests at Uie Hotel .Medford include 150 samples of engraved Christmas i whcel were broken mid the liv-t Tie and New Year cards. 1'hone li'.iOL. or call at 32". South Holly street. Doors, windows. .Medford 1-hr. Co. Guaranteed suits and overcoats made to measure, $17.-5 and up. Also (ioodyear raincoats and top coats in II. I). Howe of Chicago. Harry White, tweeds, twills, worsteds, etc.. for mon of Cleveland, O., Sam lllrch of l,on-: women and children. Trices very rea don. Eng., K. L. Wheeler of Kansas 1 unliable. Agents. Korsytlie. Dvers City. Mo.. Walter I'. Porep or Seattle I: II. Alexander of Philadelphia, Pa. and 1,. M. Sellers of Grand Kapids, .Mich. Hook of Sermons ay Dr. E. .1. ilulgin, morning was 22 degrees. Fair weath it is predicted for Friday. Grand annual masquerade' 20H Alia Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20 Bouth Fir St., upstairs. Phone 918-W, 2 Medford and the valley will be we represented at the V. of O. Homecom ing doings ut Eugene and tho U. of O O. A. C. football contest on Saturday, A part of the Jackson county contin gent Imvo already gone or will go to Eugene by auto and the rest by train Eleven persons departed for that city nn this morning's train north and oth ers will depart Friday. That aluminum sale opens Saturday morning at tho Truax Store. 200 The Riverside Community club as sures you a good time Saturdny night lid- Fresh beef at Hooth 10, City -Market, Saturday. SOU l.nth and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co. "Ashland high school football team congratulations! You are showing the old fighting spirit. We ure behind you to tno limit." The above messnge came over tho Wires yesterday from Eugene, being sent by the following Ashland students at !ho University of Oregon: Arvlu Burnett, Edwin Fran zer. Hill .McMillan, Meredith Heaver Verno liluo, Hwlght Gregg, Edgar Ilu clianan, Melvln Kaegl, John Anderson Harold Simpson. Ashland Tidings. Grand annual masquerade! Where inui: wnen r Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 23! 20!) Tho .Medford Pharmacy is giving away absolutely freo a fifty-cent tube of Maglac Tooth Pasto on Friday and Saturday. 205 I hero will bo a meeting .of - the Parent-Teachers circle- lit tho Wash ington school Friday afternoon nt I! o'clock. The disposition of tho profits of tho Hallowe'en social will be dis cussed and u rull attendance Is desired. Homo grown walnuts are tho best: you'll find them at tho Truax Store. 200 Hemstitching ricotlng So per yd. Vanity Shop. I a largo attendance Is expected at the American Legion ball tonight to participate in the meeting of the local and county sportsmen for a discussion of fish and Aatno problems, nnd to re organlzo the sportsmen's organization. Among the guests of honor will bo Colonol George Kelley, member of the slate fish and game commission nnd Captain A. E. nurghditfr, the stato Hah and game warden, who spent part of today with the Grants Pass sportsmen and this afternoon in Inspecting tho Anient, Savage Hapids and Gold Hay dams and the fish ladders thereof. E. W. Gould and Superintendent Merrlan left this morning Tor Grnnts Pass to meet the visiting officials and escort them to Medford. at J 10 to J.-.S. Klein thu Tailor, 128 E. Main. I'pstnlrs. 200" Ins'iranco Plus Service K. A. uoini"s lio Insurance- Man. tf I atterscn colored enlargements from your own kodak negatives mnkis personal gifts. Orders must be placed Willi us nt once. Medfonl Hook Store 20, endel Lawrence accompanied by tils sister, MIbs Alma, left this morn lag on their return to Medford after a visit over the week-end with friends here. Klamath Falls Herald. Whether your motor Is new or old. whether it be a Ford or a Packard, Do l.nxo pistons will Increaso your power and decrease your vibration, oil and gas consumption. We guarantee tlie above results. IUverside Garage. tf G.iud culls, very large Spitz. Wood lawn Orchard. 207 Turkey shoot Jacksonville, Sun.. Nov. 2d. Lunch on grounds. 207 Two men who have applied for naturalization papers have been turn ed over to (ho Medford schools for a throe months course of Instruction along educational lines, especially in English and civic government. Cer tain teachers of the public schools have volunteered to give tills instruc tion, -and the schools offer the same course to others who seek naturaliza tion. Prizes for best chara-tors at Trail Wednesday, Nov. 23. 200 Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights. .Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. 2H All kinds of rough ana uressed lum ber. Wallnco Woods, phono 10S. 711 K. Main St. Pure aluminum pieces including tea kettles, and roasters, going for only $1.15, Saturday only at Store. 20t) W. J. Magison was among the Med ford visitors In Grants Pass yesterday. Mcmstiicinng and plcotlng tic per vard. Work done while you wait. Vanity Shop. 209 A stationery window always stops the women folks. They all love pretty writing pa iters. Give it for Xmas. Mcdfotd Hook Store. 'OS "Judge C. H. Watson, of Gold Hill, was in the city today, transacting a little law business at the courthouse, says the Grants Pass Courier. "Judge U atson, a great many years ago, was direct attorney lor tho territory now- included in Josephine, Jackson. Lake and Klamath counties, when Medford anil Grants Pass were hardly on the map, and when Jacksonville had n population of about 3000 and Ashland less than 200. Judge Watson was forced to give up his law practice sev eral years ago, on account of ixior health, hut recently he has greatly im proved, and is now hale and hearty. He will celebrate his 72nd birthday in nine more days, .lodge Watson was also in the party with Joaquin Miller, when a trip to the Oregon Caves was made, and was Instrumental In having them set aside as a national nionu ment." Edgar Wight, watch repairing. Hrlng your own rifles, Turkey shoot, Jacksonville, Sun. Nov. 2d. Lunch on grounds. 207 St. .Mark's Guild will meet at the Holland Hotel Friday afternoon, Nov. IS. A large attendance Is desired. nonsurgical treatment of corns, Ingrowing nails, chilblains, foot sweats warts, moles. Dr. lialstead, Philips block. v0s Splendid drive on new Crater Lake Highway to Trail, Nov. 23! 2011" W. Hart Hamilton of San Jose, Cal.. is slopping in this city today enrotife to Crescent City. Hemstitching 8c per yd. buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf It's a criickerjack of a sale on alum inum ware at the Truax Store, Satur- lay only. , una Hnymou.d Felkert. son of Mrs. Anna Felkert, 102 North Seventeenth .street arrived homo fnini Medford whoro lie lias lieen employed In the Stinerest orchard. Ho Is planning to talto a short courso at O. A. C. beginning the second term. Corvallls Times Ga zette. Photographs for Xmas the kind that talks made by tho Medford P. F htuillo, 22S East Main, the studio here you get more for your money High grade work. Sittings made un to p. m. l.otuo early. 200 Aro we down hearted? No! Cause there will be a dance nt Hlverslde Community club, Saturday nlte Nov I'.lth. Dig lime. '.ov Among guests nt tho Hotel Holland aro: Irving Kadln of New York. .1 n Thomson of San Francisco. W V Drager of Salem, A. L. Kruger of Oak land, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. A. Stocken berg of Vancouver, Wn and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Endrls and A. F Palm of Portland. Lumber prlcos are advancing and it surely will pay you to buy some of tho lumber that Soitthorn Oregon Lumber company aro offering. Inquire or Mr. Norri8 at mill. New shipment of Coats and dresses. H'oats specially priced from $39.50 to 52.50. Dresses from $12.50 to JI5 5U Tho Colonial. no To Improve school conditions and make life more agreeable for the kid dles, the Lincoln Parent-Teacher cir cle will put on their annual Thanks giving entertainment tomorrow night at 7:30 nt Lincoln school for the spec ial purpose of providing funds for a plnyshPd large enough for basketball. There will he a good- program given by the children of the various grades wen as the usual entertainment roatures, and a pleasant evening will be assured all those attending. Inlerurban truck leaves Medford dally at 10 a. m. Orders promptly taken care of. Phone 7S7. "10 Signature cuts for ads and letter. heads designed. 11. IS ivy. Phone 75. Cleaners, 110 Mistletoe. Phone 311. 20S Extension of one year in time for payment of grazing fees lor the use of national parks is provided in a bill Introduced in the senate Wednesday by Senator McNary of Oregon. Mc Nary explained that stock raisers are in hard rlniinr-l.-.l kM-hUm nnd m.-inv of the Truax ,ipm are n,e to n,e,.t the grazing fees due on December 1, without sacri ficing their herds. His bill provides interest of 0 per cent on tlie credit extended by tho government. When you think of Christmas giving think of giving photographs. Mackey will save you money. 204 East Main and Central. 207 Mnttresses, furniture upholstering. Medford Auto Top, Phone 104. 214 Engraved Christmas cards. Orders must be taken early to insure delivery. Phone Tribune office or 330-1, anu party will call to show samples. Honi to Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Grover this morning a 7i jiound hoy. While they last, $1.45 buys a pure aluminum roaster, percolator, tea ket tle, large kettle or double boiler, Sat urday only, Truux Store. 100 Signature cuts for ads and letter- j heads designed. H. Grey. Phono 75. lets were badlv bent. Mr. .::u was the only occupiint cl t escaped Injiiiy. Tlie aivi : n is a:.ri! uted to the im;. roper t-.i:.c:ionin4 of the steering gear. lirigliten up your ads and buine;-.-1 stationery, with a new signature cut designed at reasonable charge. II Grey, Mail Tribune. 2-'-' For the best line of engraved a'l.t hand-tinted Christinas card call ::'."-l. and party will call to show -- .ii:,!cs Invest your saving "i tt.e ...'-i..-...'. County iiuildlnk aud .oan uhmh-mu u .... .ill. II tui 'in ,,.. Tlrnlium ,:o onlv M.n iti-iaw. Mr. ami I Stump -f Talent. Mrs. ShioVkr l.ti IVhiitcnt ot laiem ii '"" ,d h.i. a ho-t of friends who :ci fen. d aMln-t him. t a I eys dii ,.js'j I of tor :i ol to Elks. rib- Have you ordered your .-n iraved boon ..r v- i.-j n...- r,,- for o-rlv de- e:tlS these hope tor aei s..-e... Your name engraved on i aids. Phone :!9i-L. " Apiiearance helps. Dress up In "loin's tailor-made suits or overcoats Windshield glass. Car storage by !;iv, week or month. Hi'tson Motors. 214 E. J. fha- k.-i was fined $!5 and c i is bv Jin!--,' Taylor this forenoon : r auto s:.ee Hug on North Contrail! : venue yosto: day, -and Claude Sh'-Iby, j !.avged with the same offense, wat a timed ove- irtto lite custody of the week. ;iivcnilo cviit when it v.-a-- i- arncd ' yolin e t l.at he was under IS years I age. 'got j on .hat P. ire aluminum pieces iuc ding per-; vewcombe lias, t dators, double b lilers end roasters. ; nntme uji. f dng for $I.4: smaller pieces lor n.35 Saturday only. Truax Store. 200" j The Geo. L. Trelchler Motor Co. : today received notice of reduction on I .... .. i : .,A ' .r.,,cra flitth hit l!lunE - I HUCll Bl llCS HUU WOOUyeai U1CS il'l" 'o-3 ' tllhe anil will lie ulnr to nunte tin -7"'11 1 '""v ' Dr. II. E. Murphy, aenust, uva Woolworth store. r'xper1- P to washing aiJ polithing. motor flushing and top dressing. New management, at Hittson s Garage, 211' New neckwear at the Colcnial. 20ti i.i,-.,t. Killr hose at .b" ASPIRIN ) Name "Bayer" on Geriit u; j- tv.y.-r' Win. Vawter, George Gates, I I. y I Hart. Hubert Hammond and Dm .V .v bury will leave tomorrow morning t i attcud the annual C of O. Home.--"'-big festivities at Eugene ar.d to wi ness the I', of O.-O. A. C. grill:- r ; struggle which will be staged on Hay. I ward Field Saturday afternoon. The 'trip will be made by motor car. ; Colonial Garage, storage, accessor- - ies. gas. land washing a specialty u.,i,,i, w I'l.'.en of Central l'i'l visitor in the state nu-tropolib- ,.,.. .,, hurrv if you wa at to big load of kin-Ming He also has blc cks. tf Turkey shoot. Lake Crjek, Nov. -'2J. Mr. and Mrs. Ge r::n T. Collins halt returned from a week's auto trip u ' Mrs. A. W. Stone ac companied Ihem on the trip. F.dg.ir Wiaht. reliahlK Jeweler. ' When in nt-ed of sash and doors, cat l'.,--.v;.re ! I'nlcss you ' - '-o ,.on.iKU Ol' ,,,, ' no; goding genuine '., ' ribed by phyr.ii iansi for uv',...' j . .!!: .101. p.OM-ci sale l,y ,uil, Take ..i.irii. i nly na tdld in tle j ' I oius, (leail.-uhr, : ralu'ia. libollciatisiii. l--. i-,,..!... L" A io no. l.llllllia tin boxes of Asnlriii cost few ichih. n,-i. '-' sell larg.-r packages. Aspirin i, V ! trade niarll bf R:i.f.,. At f....' f Monoai-cticai.-ide.sU-r the i bago, and for pain, p,,.! j of twelve Payer Talilt,J..1 Dt n't forget to call at the Medford new prices to their customers. Pharmacy. .Main and Central, for a Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for .. . .. . ...... ...r n cor. -? tree tittv-cnt tube ot lnc:ac looini -nn"iie. ruuuo .i-j " ' ... ,. mi , ,,,, m 711 K Paste, Friday and Saturday. 2o.". I Among the Medford high instructors j W '"'ls- ins or come t0 711 ; f i t T ... u-h.i will ntlend ttie hn? footliall name 1 -,,1 111 ' me persona lv make vo-ir renin s am "nil tne i . 01 u. iioiiikcoiuiiih mviv collections. References given. M. Post- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Bert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe. Mrs. Hollis Huntington left this morning for Eugene where she will ' attend- the annual Oregon Hoiiiecoiu-1 iug weekend after which she will pro- office box 001, Medford, Ore. 20". Mr. and Mrs. T. E, home from the Iis Angeles vicinity this morning from having attended tlie funeral of Mrs. Daniels' father. Shingles, bnakes. Medrord Lbr. Co. K. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for "' all buildings. Residence 217 Apple Btrpet. Phone 043. tf j Engraved anil hand-tinted Xmas cards. Prices 5c to i5c each. 150 samples to choose from. Phone 300-L. tf i Another wonderful time! Riverside Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist. i'ies are Mrs. E. C. Jerome, .Miss Ollie i "'"g- " , H'oltenberg. MHS Maurlne Carroll. I - Deuel tf" ' ."..VI -ll.ltlllllr.lll., of Halicylira, I Al. I Daniels arrivel 1 -"iss y ecne i ruen aim iioiiis ... iiuiii-, ington. Mrs. Jerome nnd Miss I reed FOR SALE Galvanized water tank, leave tonight for Eugene. ! 50 gallon gasoline tank. Velio hack. Good eats 'n everything Sat. night; seed wheat: will take wood for part fi. n.i on- ! navnient. Phone 201-Y. tl .lazzy music, peppy crowa, itiversine ,w.ivTEIl Position bv competent Community club, Sat. ni-jht. Nov. 19. utiin.r.-inher: several years law ex- .u o....... .,.- s,.e ... ,s.i .... c.mn.nnitj. ci;j Sat. nint Xov net-iai wet-Ks iviin ner parents. Silk and wool hose at the Colonial. ?3.7i. 200 I-or stylish and reliable suits overcoats at $40 to $55 see Klein the Tailor, 128 E. .Main, upstairs. 200 You appearance will be improved !(jOUI.t nn t wnen uresseu in mem s taiior-tnaite suits or overcoats. Prices $10 to $55. Klein the Tailor, 12S E. Main, upstairs. 209 V. 11. Veto, representing Fairchlid Publications of New York is In this city for a fow days in tlie interest of tho following trade journals: Dally News Record. Women's Wear, Men's Wear and the Chicago Apparel Ga zette. Mr. Veio is western representa tive for these publications and Is reg istered at the Hotel Holland. Medford grown chrysanthemums. Maddox & lionney. 207 High grade tailors for men and women, t Ones. Ashland. Ore. tf lu a fire last evening about. 0 o'clock on West Ninth street, two out buildings. In the rear of the residence occupied by, W. M. Shcrk were com pletely burned. The blaze, which was hot but of short duration, filled the sky with a bright glow. It is supposed ,1Up,m,,llt Ab,.ry u. inui mi; nit; i.im.-ii-u km 11 les.lll ui 19! 207 Miss Pearl Hall of l.akeview, Ore..i county siiperimendeiiL of schools, at'-. UI,Hvi,l in t,,M-,,,-.t toil-iv Sinn I'l-nn. Cisco where she bad been on a short' viuil for ;i visit willi tt- iin.l Mi-a I former being her bro ther. Sho expects to return to Lake-' view by Dec. 1st. I All growers Interested in purchasing: liquid lime and sulphur for fall spray-; ing should place their orders at once j with the llardwcll Fruit Co, 200 ; Wo are located at 30 North Holly, street at Valley Garage. We are agents for the new Velie Six and have a num ber of bargains in used cars. Yitur own terms in reason. Battery service In connection. Open Sundays and even ings. Medford Velie Co. tf The Eastern Star ladies will hold a rummage-fiule ,at public auction at Central Point, on Saturday, Nov. ; 19 at 1:30 p. -n... at tho opera house. There will be some very useful articles sold. .You' are yivited to attend this sale.' 200 The chapter school committee cho sen for directing the work of tho Junior Red Cross, consisting of Super- president I of each nil rent -I unci. in nriin ivti i irm some small boys playing with matches !,, tilo .. , f ei(;h s(,h1:) bnM,,. last night to pre- ln tne wooiislied. 1 he property is owned by N. T. Hodges and was not covered by insurance. An estimate of the loss has not yet been made. Aluminum sale commences Satttr nay; large pieces fl.l.., -smaller pieces $1.35, Truax Store. 200 Children cared fo- by hour or day. Mrs. W. N. Campbell. 101 Newtown.207 Cut chrysanthemums. Jap Art store. Miss Marjorlo Meyers, who attended the l'. of O. last year left this morning to attend the annual homecoming cole, brat ion. Bert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallnco Woods, 108, 711 Main. Bert's brand lamaies. Gusher Cafe In till 1102 car loads oi pears and apples have been shipped to the east ern market rrom Medford so far this I season, including 090 cars of pears and ! 1 12 cars of apples. A plentiful supply j Women's dress shoes in newest of refrigerator cars to meet shipping models, all regular sizes; widths from demands continue to arrive. .A to D. These stvles worth no to Signature cuts for ads and letter-: $1 2. will be placed on sale for two ing. held a tueetin pare plans lor enrolling the school pupils into Red Cross Junior member ship and for the future local activities of that body. The organization of the schools and tho enrollment work will be made next week. China lily bulbs. Jap Art Storfc. When better automobiles are built, Unick will build them. tf Eat turkey dinner before a big fire place. Rogue Elk, Thanksgiving. 20S Mcilford grown chrysanthemums. Maddox ft lUinney. 207 OI-" 2 Days Shoe Sale Hub, Fri. and Sat. heads designed. II. Grey rimne days. Friday and Saturday of this 222 i week at one price, $7.95 for any size or Agate jewelry, Edgar Wight. i width. I'.uy your winter dress shoes Turkey shoot. Lake Creek. Nov. 22. in all sizes and widths at "$7.95 this 20S week, The Huh. if, mi 'it1, miiLiHiBe Works Like a Clock CASCAEAji QUININE Cures Colds in 24 Hours I CTAMMKIi Iw Inn, t w world vr. Tifrtrl IW at Hil auMcrallon al l.l ft Ij. oripp and inu illnMa. Ilr-nianit ml hoi ! t-irirt Mr. HilTa per Iran and aicnatilr. Attruttini3tlLtu w h iiii.L i n. Di.TRorr J. A. Carey. X. A. Clark and W. W Winter were arrested Saturday on the charge of speeding, bv Traffic i. nicer .1. .1. McMalnm and Monday given a hearing before Justice Gowcly. who fined the two men first named $15 each, and the last one $20. Ash land Tidings. Wool hose at the Colonial. $:1.50. 200 Wo fix 'em. Crater Lake Automo tive Co., 12:1125 S. Front St. Glover forum, who had been In eastern Washington tor some weeks past returned yesterday to Medford where he expects to remain Indefin itely. Suits sponged and pressed $l.on n.-v cleaned and pressed $I.5o. Let ns know your wants. Forsjthe Dyers ti Cleaners, phone 311. Shoo at in; .M!st!l::c. .iab Pure aluminum pieces $1 15 for large ones: $1.35 for small ones. Truax ! store, .Saturday only, 200. LAST TIMES TOMORROW 'THE GOLDEN SNARE' It 's Curwood 's size in action, romance and mystery. J;r :,"Mb 4- T: v v atrvi j i a-- t ',' t I A IIRSf NMIONAL V Mary Pickford Saturday j Al 1 K ACTION 207 Bert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe. 1 perience. IS nince St. Plume SSI 20" Personal Engraved Greeting Cards ; ; No Orders Taken : ' After December 1st SWEM'S STUDIO i NOW IS THE TIME r TO PAINT YOUR CAE Fiords $12.50. Chevrolets J1J. Dodgca 525.00. first . class onai Juhs. Auto Pannt Shop Phone 777 2tl to 241 if. Ff PARTICULAR HOUSEWIVES TAKE PLEASURE IN BAKING WITH M Kerh CtrroRD &Co, I.nc.S PORTLAND, OREOON . Best Patent Flour "The Flour With a Pleasing Individuality" (You get more loaves per sack) Last month's Kerr's Cereal and Flour Demonstration in Medford Convinced Scores of Medford Housewives Purchase a Sack and be Satisfied Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc. Portland, Oregon wwi hi ii iM i iiiiii urn i'ii i ii 1 1 ii ii h i 1 in 1 1 i inn "i mi iw wnini'imin ii miiiiHiiiHiwHii 'n nil 1 1 iii ii n irsmMjqnmnKeiantMi' Z 1 . ir a v in r Ii ii Home of the Brunswick Talking Machines. All Latest Records Carried in Stock. MEDFORD'S TOYHOUSE The Home of Aeolin-Vocalion Talking Machine . All Latest Records Carried in Stock. The Largest and Most Complete &y o: in Southern Oregon f Toys WE ALSO CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAYS HEATERS AND RANGES See our window for display. Heaters from $2.65 up. Ranges polished steel top, 18-inch oven, $49.50 and up. OF JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MATTRESSES Cotton combination, full size jrj jjq 40 lbs. Cotton, all new material $7 00 30 pounds floss $15.00 35 pounds Floss . . . $16 50 SATURDAY SPECIAL AT 10 A. M., BROWNIE ROASTER 25c
