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Newspaper Page TextrcrFonr matt, TiumTNw mkofoiu). oumwox,. vmn.vw w,c V.WWYM DO 1f)2t . ... 1 MV Awn aK Inn rcAfl ( AlinfV . THOMPSON CHEEK MCtlwIn Ruch who Is RttendiriK school ftt tho 0. A. C, Ih tuienilliiR his vaca tion --wlt.il his iwrents, Mr, ami Henry finch. , Ijoo ' lloffmnn who Is attend. school nt rhocniv came hmo last Saturday In apotid th holidays with Mb jKiirnU, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Huff, liian. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS 7 . a sowutt Kcesa civrk, tho Sunday High of Ash- i t.ilnml IVttvarow of Mr8- Rev. Charles C. Hurt, achool rvanKolKt, K. li. land. Koj- Lenta of Talent wer here for dinner Friday. Kev. C. C. Hmt was on his wry ui t IVrby to deliver some fixtures Tor tho Sunday school Christinas eve entertainment at llorby 'K. F. Grove went t George Hoff ! Sunday school, and Kev. it. . Adams. inau' and it. D. Horn's last Thurs jthe minister win l.t In charge ot the day on business. here, r.uite Falls. Brownaboro. Cone Mee who is alteidin Mho VaUey and Tab.e U.Kk who is t Central Point is spending the hoU'nf thUB.?y'"e J T'J?r " . ' .... ., ,,,,. 'companiod him to IVrby. and after ay vcaUonat home ithhlsl1vnls . Mr. and Mrs. V arren Mee. , choo,houae whw ,he). were ,.. , Frank Knutxen. Gene Mee and Don CnrlBtmBS entertainment, and Kev. Hayward visited at the Lester Layton j A(lam8 look -IMlrt ,n the exercises. home lam Monday eve. Rev 1Iuet .turned t Derby to assist Mr. and Mrs. Will Crane tooku the work tneM aml ;,r AJam9 r. . CHrlPtmai dinner at Mrs. Crane's bro- tllrne(! to h,8 at ,ho cios(, of the thor's. Wan-en Mee. .meet on foot, a good introduction to MIB8 Alice MiiRham visited Mrs. F. hl - ld F.i Grove last Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred It'tch and son Edwin aud Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kendall were .dinner .guests t Mr. and Mrs. John lUngham's on Christmas. Mr. and V Mrs. F. F. Grove took Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Blnguam. AL D.' I logon .and an Bernard nnd Cyril Atkins went to Medford Christ mas. While on the subject of ministerial life will say that Mr. Adams will preach here next Sunday, Jan. 1st, 1922, at T:30 n. in. . Mr. K. G. High of Ashland, was here in the interest of the aviators, and Roy Iewis came In Saturday evening with a six horse team from Fish lake and spent the nipht at the Sunny-side on his way to Talent. He had . been PLEASANT CREEK; grama for comity Jtuljv Totcl (Miss Dorothy Tucker of Ashland, and Western Vnlo.i Tel. Co., el i after Introducing them informed mo: that they wanted to te married aud l less time than tt takes me to write, it 1 ! pit nouncod the ceremony making ithein man and wife, nn l they Immedl lately started on their way for their i home. Chi la C. itenle who is carryuiKxlhe i mall for tho contractor from Itutte I Falls to Derby, came out and took din ner hyre today. . , 5 :ii!!,2tl i'livult Corn F. l!oy Duvls, court report ers salary A. It. ThtnuMHou, circuit cent Crier ,.... ,. . C. F. Anglo, put It juror Wm. Crown.- grand jj,.y ' Wltuel Asbury frail, pot it Juror Z.'. tvto IVai. pel"! .'".or S, J, JUjil.elt y petit Juror.,.. J i. Huchter.Vttt - fhas. liaitlett, ciiM'.ilt court witness W. D, Heebe. netil In pat nti.nt; IS. Oil 2 i.sn . :.n.1lk. .W L.U Int.. .1..... .11 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mee returned " u - to their home Tuesday after a few j"er and as the work was shut down days Ttelt with relatives at Central 'for the season was bringing out some Point, and Mrs. Mee s mother at r n- 1 D- 'trick, another Grants Pass, Mrs. Margaret Taylor, (member of the force who had been A Christmas tree and entertainment j orkin on the Fish lake dam. a car given by the school children, at the I P"r- al ou' ad FfWT home of A. Leonard, under the super-("e1" U!- vision of the tescher. Miss Lizzie Ell- Mis Alice Humphrey of Derby, and more, prove! quite a success. After j Miss .Vny Toney came out on the Butte the program the presents were dietrib-i Falls stage and went up home to spend uteU mong the children. The home-: their vacations. They ar attending male candy was furnished and made the high school in Medford. by Mr. Leonard. j We had an unusually interesting Mrs. Will Jordan returned to her: session or our Sunday school Sunday home last Friday from Grants Pass .morning. Rev. Adams leading the Where she had gone a few days before? Bible class and H. E. Campbell the vxpecting the remains of her father, : intermediate class. There were twen Kiley M. Thompson, who died at Aber-, ty -seven In attendance and Rev. deen, Wtsh., Dec. loth, at the age of St years, 1 month and 15 days. Mr. Adams preached the Christmas ser mon at night. Before h; commenced Thompson was a resident of Josephine this sermon he presented the cause of eounty, having lived a number of years (the starving children of Armenia, but in Jerome Prairie. The last few years j i di d not learu the amount, but from he had made his home with his elder j the appearance In the basket would daughter. Mrs. Miles Mee of Aberdeen. '-amount to several dollars. 1 a i t. i t n .u. air. i uumpsuu ou request. At th(J c,ose of fc Sundav Bchool 4m K, Km hA .i.U A Vi ; n H'l fa . -""- the annual election of officers was KCDecca inompstm, who aiea ana was buried in the old cemetery near Granu Pass. Mrs. Jordan went to Grants Pass to make arrangements for the funeral. Intending to have the remains held and Mr. Carl Esch. who has held the position of superintendent tor the past two years was re-elected by ac clamation but refused to hold the posi- ,tion anv tnnpr and than mir ftihlp laid by the side of his wife as he had!cla8S tMcher H. E. Can,pUeji w rennested, but found to her disappoint.-,, 8Uperintendent ann Car, E8cn umni uiai sue couiu nui uave nim our Tho Wlmer and Pine Owe schools gave an Interesting entertainment at the church Christ-iina eve. Thi chil dren all did remarkably well, owing to the efficient training of their respec tive teachers. Mrs. Graco Dush and Miss Almeda Orr. Hubert Smith SHnt Christmas visit ing friends and relatives In Medford. Col. It. F. Millard and Oscar Prink of Seattle, spent a couple of days at Chits. Owen"s last week. Mr. Davis has gone to Alameda, Cal, for a few wet'ka, Fred Williams has returned home after an absem-e of several months. The farmers of this viciulty are re joicing over the fact that John Urowus- worth trapped three coyotes very re cently. ... The Williams Pros, arc busy these days getting their rattle In off the range. To say they are hustlers is putting it very mildly. Kolnml liaer who has been working near Crescent City, CaJ., has returned home. Miss Helen Monthorn spent Christ mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minthorn. Wm. Hillis and Shorty Smlthpeter of Evans creek were In our midst lat week, looking about cattle that w-ere still on the range. Ed Thompson, the all-round handy man ot our neighborhood, acted as typist for J. E. Ryno a couple of days this week. The men working on the J. K. Ryno mining property have been transferred to Grants Pass to hWp out with the work on his property in Josephine county, for a sport time. .Mai .-seatnammer wno recently went to Portland, has returned to this vicinity. air. ana .Mrs. Geo. oodcock spent Christmas with friends In Rocue River. Leslie Jones has gone to Grants Pass to work. This community was both pained and shocked to hear of Grandma Rule's sudden death last week, as she was know n and respected by evervone. From all indications the miners of upper Pleasant Creek are getting after the yellow metal, as the creek water is decidedly of that color. Roland Smith of Medford visited has parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. . IHiihai'.i. rireuit t-iuirt witness . II. Kiddle, relit Jur,.r C. Ktghuin. grand. Juror. .M. 'Calkin i, circuit Judge's offu-e ivni .. F. W. Carlton, grand Juror O. Kaue. vr.uid Jury witness .... - II. A. Canada). crani jurv witness I. E. Conger, petit Juror loyd Colver. irraml luror James Edwurd.i. circuit court witness J. W. Eltlon, grand Juror . . u. i.. i-erus. petit Juror Den Fredenhtirg. petit juror lrs, A. It. Thorn 3on. menln for Jurors C. Gardner. Jetlt Juror.... . W Gregory, netit luror John Greli, petit Juror Anstl Uilson, in-lit Juror N. J. Garret t. petit Juror led in-the old cemetery and decided to hare him buried si Aberdeen by the Bide of his san in-law Miles Mee who recently died at Aberdeen, Vash. Ir. Thompson leaves to mourn his loss two daughters and one son, Mrs. Miles .Mee of Aberdeen, Wash Mrs. W Jordan ot Applegate. Ore., and as assistant and Miss Nora Childreth was " elected ' secretary-treasurer In place of Miss Cleo Robinson, deceased. A committee was appointed to draft memorial resolutions to her memory. There were only a few people came in Christmas for dinner beside onr regular boarders. Atrong them were i Mr anfl Mra Hnl.ha til A shnA rinlr nuey pompson, now oi Aneraeen. , & Medford ,nd Jonn w; Sntfh Bine grandchildren and eleven gTeattfamiIy of Mcdford grandchildren. - I F. A. Whaley. Uie section boss on mere emery station at noiiana, WillltWS t'huH, T. Sweeney, gruiid Jury into ,; Tom Stanley, petit Juror J. J. Sttintivv, l"''" Juror N'. I'.. Stoddard, petit Juror. Fail - Short, circuit court witne-M Tutinell & Edwitrds, circuit court evpcnue .. ..... A. Traulfelher, !iiiul Jtir w ltue.a -.00 , I!. I''.. Tltel-ei-, petit luro ...r i'l.r.tijG. H. Tuylor, e'icuit rourl 2a.i't( witnvsB ., , I I.oo Sin, Chan, Tall, circuit 22.0U! court Une.si ., Glenn' O, 'Taylor,' circuit court wltu s Hay Toft, petit Jurer' I ottle Van Veovoc, gland Jury witness J A. Winder, cirriut tc'.irt wttwett i I.. II. V iliov. petit juror ... W. W. W!!lami. circuit court wIlnesM I 11. Millard, grand Jury witness Frimklo Edwards, circuit court witness l,t.0H llt.NO .1.00 U..M) 12, 00 40.00 H.tiu 3.00 3.00 il.OO 1 1.40 22. SO 2 1,10 3.00 I aa.r.o r. ,o V2.I0 a. oo 3.00 S.liii 4.00 5,40 o.OO 2 I, Mi 1 1S.7U C7,M V. K. Terrill, nluirltl'M truv; ellng epeiiii 0. E. Turi'ill, ft'elUtt K- pren, nherlff'M 1'ffleti 0. A. CoildlnSj Bhorirt's e- pODKII ........ Dally Taxi Co., nherlff's ex pense , Moilrord Hnruess Co., mIum' Itf txpino .Vcdftird lloulv UUU'O, slier Ifl's supplies Postal Tel. Cabin Co,, tele Brums for nherlft Western I'nltvi Tel, Co., eli grams (or Mliertrt Astmelnltnl Oil 'Co., Hitod cop a expense grajid ANT10CH HAS the P. & E. R. R.. went up to hiB home uuihis family, and his daughter. Miss Rose, who has been helping in the iror.uiR im me josepruue aves roaa ni,, Fall. n,l rhrUim,. with Captain and Mrs. Howard. 1 RUCH RUMBLES ib Bpending Christmas with Mr, Mrs. Hayward. .. . . CJiestcr Howard and wife from Port- !gunnvBi,,B hm,.i ta, wnt h,m tr. land are visiting Mr. Howard s parents gncild Christmas work" with hr ,,,tJi. ier and family. MUs Frances Greb. who Is teaching :in the Persist district, and had been out to take the examination, returned to take charge of her school Monday morning. I The mail carriers arc rejoicing to Tho Christmas luncheon at the .think that the Christmas season is school Friday afternoon was well at , over as tney have been simply leaded tenoea ana tne cnristmas tree weiijdown with parcel post. decorated with presents. After the, Lojg Martin and Aden Hazelton who -eats" the presents were distributed have been stopping at the Sunnyside ana waaies ana big ioiks seemeaifor the past week or twa have rented nappy cnougn wnen tne lime ior g'Jingj tne Hackathorn house and gone to home came. . batching. They will si.end their time ine cniiarea ana granacnuaren oi.trappiiig this winter along the banks Air. ana Mrs. A. Throckmorton spent of Butte creek and Aniehmn credit J. D. Patrick, since he left Fish lake curiKtnias at name. 1 here were people, young and old, who sat down to a bountiful ' feast. Those who en Joyed the feast were Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels and family, of Apple-gate, Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family of Cen tral Point, Mr. and Mrs. W. Housen and Mr. Housen, Sr., of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. L. Throckmorton and family of Eagle Point. Mr. Luy of Medford. has been spending a part of his time with us. Mrs. Thomas F. Nichols has gone up to her old home to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farlow and her husband is taking his meals at the Sunnyside hotel. Mrs. Wm. Smith of Ashland has been here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow of Medford jGus Xichols spent unristnias wnn captain anai Harry Pellett, tne foreman on the ttirs. kucii. i iiutte Creek orchard, was a business . ' .Knox McCloy spent Thursday even- caller Tuesday morning and so were ins in me vinage. John Norris, the foreman on the uoya Hamilton was a Medford visi tor Saturday. Several of our people attended the school program at Union Town Friday evening. "After a well rendered entertainment a pie social was held. This netted ?35 to be used for school purposes. Mrs. Lee Goodman motored to Med ford Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Turpln spent Christ inas With the homo folks, Mr. and Mrs. McDonougb. Clayton Spilth. Wllma Copple, Dar rell IxniBlgnot. Emmett Cantrall, Ivan Wllfley orchard, and Guy Conner, at present at Wellen, who also is one of the fruit men ot Jackson county, and A. C. Spence of Hrownsboro and J. W Miller of Lake creek, alsa Levv Gris som of Lake creek were here. Gus A. Johnson, a traveling hard wareman oi Sacramento, Cal., was here for dinner Tuesday. F. W. Thuli less cf Honey Lake, Cal., was also here. 4 Frank pits worth and wife passed through here Tuesday on their way to Medford with five cans of cream. Mrs. w. K. McDowell of Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Lucus of Beagle re ceived two blue ribbons and a ten dol lar premium on their Romney sheep at the Ashland fair. ,.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sanderson went to Jacksonville Tuesday to visit a sick cousin of Mrs. Sanderson. Mrs. Forteigh will attend Teachers Institute at Jacksonville this week. Mr. Mynatt and Mr. Sebreaa had the Disfortune to have some of their tur keys stolen two nights before Christ mas. Mrs. C. M. Chapman and Myrtle 'hapman are staying with home folks this week. Mr. E. Glass, Sam Gordon and W. C. Chapman made a trip to Central Point Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Diamond and daughter pent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs ollard. Quite a number of parents were out to the nice program given at Antioch school Tuesday. During the two weeks yacalion Mrs i-arleigh will visit her mother, Mrs. Arohie M. Bunch of Leland, Ore., and then go on to Portland for a visit. Ernest Webb and Mr. Cockle of Cen tral Point, were out to Mr. and Mrs Lucus' Monday as they are interested in Khodo Island Red chickens, and Mrs. Lucus has several hundred of them. Bert Chapman lost his brood sow by a car running Into it and killing it. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wllhlte of Moonville and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cas Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Glass and Mr. and Mrs. Frlnk all spent Christmas with Mr. Gordon at Beagle. Mr. Powell is now staying with his sister, Mrs. T. Godfrey. " Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson aud family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs Lucus. Mabel V. Howard Jury witness L. HoMrldge. netit Inror C. W". Morton, petit juror.,.. H. P. Holmes, petit Juror ... M. F. llanley, jttt Juror .... Helms, petit juror . Home Tel. A -Tel. Co.. elr- cout judge's, tolenhone . .. W. L. Jones, grand Jury wit ness Milam Jacobs, circuit court Witness R. H. Jones, petit Juror A. C. Joy. grand juror Chas Kllngle. pt,t Juror.... Geo. N. Low In. grand Jurv bailiff Frank lwls, grnnd jury wltnr.ts P. B. Lowd. grand Jury wit Harry Lewis, grand Jury witness J. J. Loomls, grand Jurv wit ness ness '. Mason Lofland. petit Juror,. K. L. I.aue. grand Juror S. F. Meadows, grand Jury witness , M. L. Meadows, grand jury witness J. H. McGee, petit juror .... Carl Murphy, petit Juror.... H. E. .ielune, circuit court witness John Matney, petit juror .... Frank Miller, petit Juror .. C. A. Meeker, grand Juror.... Jtio. Mi-hol.s, grand Jury witness .. Eva Nichols, grand Jury wit ness ., Chaa. Nunan, petit Juror J. S. O'Brien, petit Juror ... Pete Orde, circuit court wit- , ness Harry Peltz, grand Jury wit ness . Guy Pruitt, pelt Juror F. E. Ketlden, grand Jury witness Mrs. B. Ripceyi circutl court witness , Geo. Roberts, circuit court witness Bert Itlppey. circuit court witness Rodger's Paner Co.. court . reporter's supplies , S.rah E. Swift, grand Jury witness lva Schlinsog, grand jury 3.00 21.30 14.00 3.00 13. NO 23.20 10.00 13.00 22.10 21.70 24.20 4. SO 12.1)0 5.0 0 22.40 23.70 IS. NO 15.50 3.00 4.03 3.00 3.00 10.00 16 00 23.70 12.00 3!M0 Total JuMtet Court W. 11. Gowdy, justice court fens i. W. Hatcher, constable fWMS jllarry Lewis, Juxtlce witness fees Mrs. Frnnk LewLs, Justlco witness fee John Nichols, Justlco. wit- He foes '..,.,.. Mr. Eva Nlihol.t. Justice wltnes fees Dr. Chan. T. Sweeney. Jun- tltxi witness fees tl. O. Taylor, Justlco court expense Geo. O. Timothy, Justlco court experts Lottln Van Scoy, Justlco court witness i.: deputy deputy tie put y deputy tlepuly work In 1.10 J 30 3.30 2.30 ;.so 1.00 97,75 4.50 2.30 urown, uienn smitn were perrect In City, Mo., who is here visiting her attendance this month. brother. O. Mr Gobs of Butte Falls . Roland Smith enrolled at Ruch ! passed tbiottKh here on the staire Ti,.! school Monday morning. Day or flight WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Dimlm . duy for Medford. Roscoe Davis of Klamath Falls, who Is visiting his brothers Roy and Ches ter wus in town Tuesday and he and his brother Chester took dinner at the Suiinysido. This Wednesday afternoon E. G. High came In to the Sunnyside hotel accompanied by Owen Vf Held and County Court Proceetllitffs. The following is a schedule of ex penditures of Jackson county, Ore gon, together with a list of the claim ants ana articles of- serlvece for wntcn the claim is made and which were passed upon by the county court of Jackson county during tue month or November, l2l. The following bills were allowed a toiiows witn tne exceptions shown: County Court and Commissioner G. A. Gardner, county Judge's salary ..$ ICC.0 victor Bursell, county, com missioner's salary and expense 71.0 James Owens, county com missioner's salary and expense , 107.00 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., coun ty Juuge's telephone bill.. 7.2 t. A. Gardner,, county judge s traveling expense 18. u fpsiai Tel. Cable Co., tele grams for county Judge . J.84 western Union Tel. Co. tele gram s for county'.judge,. js .40 3.00 S.0 21.50 13. SO 3.20 3.20 22. NO 23.50 3.00i 10.70 9.001 13.00 5.40 5.40 21.00 4.00 3.00 3S.00 22.50 3-.00 3.00 8.00 1 3.00 10.91 3.00 Total 121.40 Sheriff Office C. E, Terrill. sheitffs sal ary 8011.33 Geo. L. Howard, deputy sheriffs salary 12ii L. 1. Forncrook, deputy sheriff's salary , 1 10.00 . L. J arlow, deputy sher iffs salary 104.00 Jay Terrill. deputy sheriff's salary 103.13 Haiel Tetherow. tWtuty sehrifCs salary 85.00 Edna Snyder, work In sher iff's office : 71.54 L. 1. Forncrook, finKer print work 15.00 Doris Kletnhammer. work in sheriff's office COO Glen L. Terrill. deputy sher iff hire 21,00 Dalton Terrill. work In sheriff's of fen 33.00 Geo. II. Sierritt. work In sheriff's office 4i.o0 Associated OH Co., slitrif!'s expense 19.13 Tshlund Tidings, printing for sheriff's office .. .... ,. S.75 Arthur L. Fitch, sheriff's of fice expense .". lO.i 6 L. D. Forncrcok. deputy sheriff's traveling cx- pftiso 50. S6 Geo. L. Kowurd. d"iuty sheriff's Uavellug ex pense 2.10 H. & M. C. Co. typewriter ribbons for sheriff's office 10.00 Tome Tel. & Tel. Co., sher iff's telephone bill 10.60 Geo J. Kutuman, sheriff's office expense 1.50 Medlord Book Stoer. sher iff s office supplies F. J. Newman, expense on tax matters 317.20 Service Garage, deputy sheriff's expense : C. E. Terrill. stamps for sheriff's office ' 33.10 Total cwk'M orriro Chauneey Flurry, county clerk's salary . .. Mildred Neil Floroy clerk's salary .... HeltlU Stevens, clerk's salary .... Kuberl.t reurce. ilurk's luilury .... Matlie Kttiteiis, clerk's salary .... Allru M. Poor. fleck's salary MkU Mcintosh, clerk's officii Mabol Showers, work lu clerk's office Ouuuioey Florey, stunipn fur Clerk a office ..... Glass A Prudhomnn', mirk's office supplies Homo Tel. & Tel. Co,,s clerk's telephone bill Medford Book Stor, clerk's office, supplies I.ewlH I'lrtch, stamped en velope for fleck Medford Book Store, sup plies for clerk's office .... I'nderwood Typewriter Co., supplies for clerk's office Total Trtaiurtr'a Office A. C. Witlker. treasurer s salary 150.00 n.mlhv Hod well, deuutv trett surer's salary , 80 00 W. A. PlDlum. express for trm surer - l.lt Home Tel. Tel. Co., trvnsur era telephone bill'. , 3.40 Medford Book tHnro. treasurer's office supplies .30 On-gju City Eutcrpclm. ti'va- surer' otflat supplies 13.00 M iSnbtiA'rUirL ... 1 (fefifef 40.00 jA . '. ,fi ll.US0.37 too. CO 123.00 110.00 DO. 00 73.00 75.00 33.00 18.83 46.00 24 52 11.05 10.30 IS!) IS 5.1 j 3.U0 985.39 Wlsll jmir ftliii.t 11 lUPPV.MAV K.A It b) H'lidiug llu'iu oiui'' liettu Itrul lllrwcn... We iv vlii. flowiti'S. flowerliia .)iLi iii , or we will inulie up to y.'Ui' niiler puns or Im-krW uf pluiilM 11 ml ferns of your tiWII Hl-lectlnll. tot . Hal- urday, i.eevi"ler 31. we will pi cHeiit to em h one nml. Iiik it two dollar pur c Iiiixo one tutu -loch I'elu-si-tllit plant In lilnoiii. PliutiiN M4:l unci U7I - f sfoukr SAop Whit tMMi Jmih 'TXmvrM ' Total tTo h conGnued.) ffl l L 1 17 MMM 0 4:7' heat Its cheaper PEARL OIL KEROSENE HEAT AND LIGHT You eliminate all wapte of heat when you use Pearl Oil in an oil heater. Pearl Oil makes any good oil heater most economical to operate because it is clean-burning and every drop delivers real heat just when and where you vant it. :"".-' And it's most convenient to buy heat the Pearl Oil way no ashes to lug no dirt no smoke no odor. Pearl Oil is refined and re refined by the special proc ess developed by the expe rience and resources of the Standard Oil Company. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere. 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Only wood la i .-ill kii.I. r m.i-r, .lao bmt , VtMh i .! ,ii a j 7 ,,n , nr. j V A IXEY, FUEL CO. f PkMl T rOrtAK BPAC10U8 LOliDT At the Center of Everything Broadway at Stark St. W uKtnrt yon wrlta, phoB or wlr for lianervaUonj - aaiTiirn n. micteus, Mnn4-w, rTWiWrVf1 rn mmmmMmm Star Meat Market Saturday Specials Freth Side Pork, per lb. . , . . . . , . . ,20c Shoulder Roast of Pork, per pound . . ,20c Pure Home Rendered Lard, per lb. ... . . 18c Chioice Steer Pot Roast, per lb. . . . , , , . l5c Choice Beef Stews, per lb, . .. . . ,t 12 Jc Good Bacon, per lb. . . .' . .'. . . ,30c A choice lot of chickens and rabbits Turkeys, Ducks and Geese for New Year ' 217 E, Main ' We Deliver Phone 273