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lEDFOftp Mail Tribune
AN INDKPBNDKNT NEWSPAPER
UbL.IKHKI tVEHT ArTKHNUOH
v SXi-KPT SUNDAY B TUB
HUUKORD KHLNTINU Co.
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tKOFonn 'bviiMst Rxrvnuxw mnuXuv 7; .feti.l..
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rbe MaatorS Sunday 0ud la Jurninhad
(ukrttwit iealrlng nm Oajr
m wapwyat.
" tWtloMaJI Trlbun BuUAlng, l-IT-l
Monk fit uw t. fauna ?. .. t
A oonaoltdatton -of tba IMmocratW
rimoa. tli MooroM wait, to
tribune. Th Southern Uregonlan. Tb
lahUna Trlbima.
HOWtRT W. BPKT Editor.
' BO MPT ICR 8. SMITH, Managa
THE NIQQER THE WOODPILE.
T ILERK is little left to the Vob,ington contocne now but poli
tics. The French problem is tWntiolly political, ,so is tho Chi-
um problem..; ,V . . i , k". . . ' 1 '
The French insistence on a big itnbniarine , fleet should not be
taken too literally.. It isdotibtful if Prance w-ouUl spend millions
she hasn't got on a submarine fleet, cvten if gien'the opportunity.
What she really, wants is a Jiard and fast, alliance, with tircnt Britain
enJ the VniteJ States asninKt (iernxanjv
Convinced that American pnrticipatku, in such an" alliance was
imnnaslble rJie concentrated mon EnclaUil.' . Th sufcinariiie nro-
matl in Advic: -t .... grain was a threat against tnginua, i is true; out oniy a turcat,
me pun was never laaueo. ...
or we will build a U-bont
litical strategy of Taris iu a
T
111T, with Sunday sun. VJ
Omiir. wna Sunday Bun, mom -ijj u gesture,
EiiyV without Sunday Bun. nnt5 . "Give us an, alliance against dymany
ra..,.y,rK fleet' mrt you." Tbreis tho fro
WmdvUK Cotni Point rtvonU- UUtshclI.
Dull v. 'wirt Sunday Sun. month." .T
Pally, without Sunday sun, moan
5
(telly, without Sunday Sun, TW. T
Wly. with Sunday Bun. on rr s.ia
til uuma by oarrlar. man tn aiivane.
Official paper of th City of Madford.
Official pir of Jackeon County.
Cntarca aa wwm r tnu mt
M&f ord, Orvrou. Badar to cl of Uaxob
k UJt
MCliVSRS OK TUB ASSOCIATED
PRESS. ,
Th AwwclaUd Pnum U i1uIt1T
HlUtld to to uM for rpubiictton ot
Kll tllanatfflklM crMlltd tO 1C Of TlOt
tthnrwlM erdUd In thla iiwr. a4 ia
Ife loJ nawa puoiiBnva iwtob.
AO rlghta of rpublotion of MOlal
laMtobca batala r alao waarrtd.:
i. ' i " ' I 'j, ' - - 'J ' -TTE
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur. Perry.
E&mnn PeValera, president of tbe
Irian republic resigned Friday, but
withdrew the same bfore It could be
accepted. Like Uam Rosettt ' and
Countess Markowlect. his name has a
distinct Irish sound, though somewhat
difficult to utter with a County Mayo
brocue, ' " '
' The submarine, father of a number
of dastardly deeds on the high seas,
and mother cf many high-sounding aou
manla5'e!i pbrasos oa land, during
the last war, has been barred from par
ticipation in future killing bees.
Now the Chinese have broken with Jarvin over ; Shantung. . The
break is more nominal than real. . What the Chmee. delegation really
fears is not so much robber) at the hands of Jiiu,' as bomb throw
ing at the- hands of their own people. 1
These breaks are largely for political effect at home. A Chinese
delegation on friendly terms with Japan would never dare return
to China, The Young Chinese partyfeek toward Japan something as
the radical branch of Sinn Fein feels 'toward .' Fgland. Nothing
within reason is-going to satisfy them. ; ' " "
So with armament limitation agreexl upon, vith the U-boat out
lawed, with poison gas going inder the ban, frith a Pacific under
standing reached, the "Washington conference is,; in a sense, over.
Only the connecting up of the political loose ends remains. ,
But this is far from a trivial matter. Politics migut conceivably
overtnrn the genuine accomplishments of the enf erf nee altogether.
The point we wish to make is not that victory has been won, but that
politics alone threaten to render a complete victory impossible.
Quill Points
Charity also covers a multitude of skin games.
After all, the most prolific cause of war is the stork.
The secret of leadership is merely the knack of finding followers.
, Some of , the people who sing "Jesus Teid It All" seem to think
this includes grocery bills.
. It seems impossible to avid hurting Japan's pride while inter
fering with her ambitions.
A lot of people who call to offer you sympathy are merely in
quest of more detailed information.
SenAtor Watson is beginning to sub
stantiate some of his wild charges ot
soldier hangings in France, and the
defecse will probably be: "War is
war." The tragedis.:lt any, were
largely du to the tendency of puttees
- to make despots out of officers, select
ed for their social prominence, and the
pull of their Pa's. Every serrice man
knows of doiens of cases where a
little authority prqducei intoxication.
, and at least one case'where the result
- was delirium tremens; -The. wild Geor-
... n nmhM talfclnz Ihmlizh his
wide brtmmet hat, and his investisa-l Environment counts for much.' Keep him in hot water long
Uonwill snow that there was aamoch enough and hell be a bard-boiled egg.
suuenig in tae raans ueiwra
By careful selection, civilized man is gradually Improving the
quality of all animals except folks." " '
' Few ikinf "tupru ewb
t; "to b worUi-iK
I a Siiai I i in i
Aot ikia lwys gwfcjcci"fco ti diicovrct
r -fish. tOfi5,
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BY
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Sr i . v-a , (
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f W Alt.lan4.CrhV
i Mor cornea r wotv indifference
taan. vv tnt4. devotion..
Obstinate mK rt "tk kep of "fcrtt. tf
ArA'Ta'ei Ata
r
f- Q - r -
tor p1 yvr
debts will have
icrt of in-PoericA witru
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mi c robe s iMmm
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thv
"he more you knew txbou-b
the "tnor you are io catck' -fcfwTn,.
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HEZ HECK 5AYS:
'fo 4ertce is riifck
enocH to kep
ifftKe frjvl who is
1 V' . ,,.!.
set on.
1. Why tlu (lull awliu uiMtrrnmT
, VVhtvt II.V In tln liltul
iihKii ''
4. Cnn liiillnna vulrf
f.. Wluit Im (lit nlilcMt ilyiiMty?
II. Wtuit In i (to tiilinul It 111
Itmulh f tlio Aminmii Hvr?
WUn it imlHHli?
K. Iltiw nuiny rnt'illnul point tiro
Mini on A romp.!? ,
. Whut 1 tho n.niiunn iinmo for
ttnuH?
lo. Wlmt sti-nlt t'tiniierts lliifflu's
May uinl the AtlnnUo oeennt ,
,Viih ii to Yeatenliiy'a tJinnUotuil
1. In t'otnny how nr lutimtm-a,
Ut'UiulvrK lu-nu mid pi-ns rluasinlT
n a. A fruit.
J, Wh la rredUeJ with Mug tha
uthor if lh torluritUm of liiilppon-
flrnee? Ana. Thomus Jefferaon.
a. Wlirn worn frldlon luntches in-
piUcdf Ann. 1:'.
4. Whnl tiHlcrnl piwttlon did Jt-
frrmirt Iivi hold? Ana. flucrctary
of War.
ft. What two nilnla wint out of
elHtrnr aft" th Civil War? Ana.
hi oni' at Charlotte, N. C. and lh-
uni'ua. tin.
d. Wlmt pnrt of ullvrr coin W
allvrr? Ana. Mne-tonth.
T. How many jieil l"it tholr
nth diiriiis ttu vmiittoii of Mr.
itir? Ana. Thirty thnuiund.
X. What la a plenary eonfrfunes?
Ana. It la on fully altrndwl with au
thurltv to t:ik final aotlun.
. . Wlmt to countrliMi In Hnutn
Aninliu nrnd nlni-teni yaars asJ
o limit arniuiiu'iit 7 Ana. Ai'suntliio
ml fhtl. ,
10. What la the color of a twtlve
put atnnip? Ana. lliownlah red.
PROFESSOR VUG OUTLINES NEW
I
STUN
FOR
SOUTHERN
OREGON
after, as during battle.
;,N 1NTERE8TINQ PAPER
' . WAS READ ON DOODADS
(Pendleton Tribune)
Mrs. E. J. Burchill was hostess i
' for the SpUzerinktunrcrab, Tues
' day afternoon, at the home of her'
daughter. "
Many people learned for the first
time yesterdays from; the gloriously
accurate Portland papers, that Jackson
county was behind the 1923 world's
fair. , ' ,
The Chicago chief of police has de
tailed detectives In ewallowtailed
coats to detect spooners ot a high de
gree in their gilded haunts. An outfit
often accused ot taking money from
. bootleggers is not apt to be adverse to
going blind from a dainty chuck under
the chin. - ,
Henry Ford is worth ; H5iOOO,000,
and wants to do something' for human
tty. He might send food to the victims
of his machine, who have not eaten all
winter, from riding all summer.
We can't hope for the peace that passeth understanding until we
make a peace that will pess" the senate. '
Perhaps you have noticed that if the accused is unknown and as
poor as dirt, the case seldom .results in a mistrial.
The great task of the movie director is not to hitch his wagon to a
star, but to hitch his star .to the. water wagon. 4
The illustrations in the. tooth-paste ads may'nbt make you want
the paste, but they make you want the girl.
Ciizens of the United States may rejoice, that Ireland has won
freedom, but their rejoicing is not unmixed with envy.
It is all right for the bride's mother to weep, but if the groom's
mother weeps, all the bride's relatiyes feel insulted. I
When you hear a man bragging about what a wonder his wife
is, you may, safely bet that she carries out the ashes.
CALIFORNIA THRIFT '
(Siskiyou News)
"i There are" about seventy-five
.' loose quail running southeast of
Main St, in the dooryards of the
i . W. Dathurst, C. Bund rage and
G. C. Denny homos. . These quail
have been feeding wfth the chick
ens, but the scoutmaster of the
! ' boy scout patrol suggested that
the boys make up a fund, each
' depositing a small sum irom time
to timo in order to procure wheat
for feeding these quail". The boys
: liked the proposal' and are now
, feeding the quail through Mrs.
llrundagev .
, v t . ' :
i'piowjy but surely, woman Is estab
lishing herself in the world of finance.
' a'.:y"'y.-.. f-. irrmn.f v. .; r -King
Winter Is upon us, and 'is ex-
paetetrto rerorr or ur jr the first or!
! thwwek...It Is-a cold anap--ihe for-
Bier tor thr maase3, and the latter for!
the plumbers. r " ' " j
Love is the quality that keeps a young man- still mooning about
after he discovers that his best girl is an awful liar.
Edison's ambition to make gold out of other metals doubtless was
inspired by his friend, Ford's success in 'making gold out of tin.
A few yars ago a man was a suspicious character if he had a
little flatten in Jiim ; now he is a suspicious' character if he has a
little Scotch in him. ; . .r. , , .
i "DOCTOR SUED; FAILED TO
TtUSAT'.' (Head Portland Telesram).
The next time he win not be stingy. ,
;, , "I rf" . ''
Another careless" englneci' has crabh
ed heedlessry into an auto load of folks
at a rurar Crossing. The driver of the
car syasmotorloua for, his carefulness.
i Pug iraacs has Btarted in ruining
the pear crop, and cheerfully doubts if
there will be a" nartlett in the valley,
Li RipplinRhurnas'C
5 '' Occasional Rain'
, WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. Weather
conditions for the week , beginning
Monday ai-e: ' ,,',; , h
I Paclfio Btates-KJonaiderabie doudi
nees and ocoaslnnal rain normal twnv
beiatuie",
SYMPATHY. .
TUB. cold .windroar. against the-door, and sleet and snow are
. flying,, and my Aunt Kate remarks, 'Some skate i is, doubt
: less freezing, dying., Some homeless wight is out tonight ,jn all.
this blowsy blizzard the dawn will find him'dead and blind,' or
I'm a tinhorn wizard,'", The room is warm and'my fat form on
: cushions iwft is resting, and I would spend the 'evening's' end ill
singing and in justing. For comfort's mine, I sleep and dW, eon
ditions all ar pleasing; why shouTd l care how others fare out
doors where things are freezing? But my Aunt Kate, as sad as
fate, is murmuring and sighing; "It is a sin to sit within, when
poor lost boobs aire .dying. . Ah, hear that cry ! .., Some luckless guy
for succor now. is yelling, so let us go across the snow and bring
him to our dwelling." ,So winter nights to me are frights", they
keep my wet tears falling; for my Aunt Kate is simply great at'
hearing phantoms calling. -My good Aunt Kute she siU up late,
and leaves her tea untasted; she makes me sore, for it's a bore
when sympathy, is wasted. Ill gladly aid the gent decayed or
any oue;who suffers; but it's a sliame for man or dame to fake
up luckless duffers .... i ! : ,-'' t
Advanced at a recent luncheon ot tho
chamber of commerce in this city.
Prof. Irvtn Vlning, ot Ashland, hi out
Uned a plan for ,a southern Oregon
celebration t be staged annually In
which all parts ot the district would
cooperate. The feature of the plan
would be a circuit of celebrations cov
ering all the principal scenic attrac
tions, t) fill tbe place in southern
Oregon that the Rue Festival fills for
Portland; the Roundup for Pendleton,
snd the state fair for Salem. Outlining
his plan in a recent issue of his home
paper. Prof - Vlnlng says:
."Beginning with Grants Pais visi
tors would be taken over the new high
way which will be completed early
next Summer to the caves, where
there would bo a bis barbecue, lecture
by an eminent geologist and explora
tion of the caves which would bo il
luminated by colored olectric lights
and perhaps other features. .
"Two or threo days later. 'Medfori
would stage an excursion to Crater
Lake, where there would be anotfier
barbecue," big bonfires, lectures, etc.
On Wizard Island, which has a minia
ture mountain and crater, the later
could be lit up with colored lights and
a representation given of the eruption
which created Crater Lake. From the
United Statej army departmnnt giant
searchlights cmld probably be bor
rowed and uaed to illuminate Phantom
Bhlp, Devil's HacUbono and other oh
Jects of lnterent. Powerful electric
lltrbts are us"d In a similar manner to
Illuminate Nlacara Falls, and tho gey
sera at Yollowntone Park. Joaquin Mil
ler's le(?nd of Crater Lake could be
dramatized and perhaps other attrac
tions presented. Those which have
been named are, of course, merely sug
gestive.
Ashland has pre-empted Lake o
tho Woods and Mount Pitt, having or
soon will havn a good road to the
lake and from there to Pelican bay, on
Klamath lako, connectlnjr with a road
I to Cratei Lake. The road from Klam
ath Falls to I ke o' Woods leads
through a rough country, which Klam
athons would naturally not be anxious
for visitors to see.
"The road to Laka o' WKds Is ex
pected to be In good shape by next
August, wblch would ' be the beet
month to put on the excursions, In ad
dltlon to boating, bathing, campflrea
and a barbecue, an ascent of Mount
Pitt could be arranged. The distance
to the summit Is about twelve miles
from the lake and tho altitude some
thing like 6000 feet higher. The ascent
I l j
Is about as easy as that of Mount Ash
land.
Klamath Falls, jne fourth place la
the southern Oregon circuit Of acenlc
attractions, could take tourists thru
thtlr rich irrigated and reclaimed
lands to the Lava IieJs, south of Tule
lake. Here might b reproduced some
of the thrilling Incidents of the Modoc
Indian war, Including thn tragic mu
der of (Jnnernl Canby and other ptiee
commissioner. The neirby wonderful
Ice caves could be visited, In connoe-
tfon with a trip to the Lava lied
supplemented, of course with camp-
fires and barbecue, as at the other
places.
"At each of the four places, aids
tripe could be arranged to other potnt
of leaner Interest, itli iwtures. litira
ture and other features which would
make the event f th greatest pos-
slulo adverlMIng valuii, as well as
social and aesthetic. Interest, to the
community and vtaltor. Permanent
equipment and accommodation could
be accumulated from year to year, and
cooperation practiced in advertising
the enterprise as one of the big tour
Int attractions of the west." Orant
Paas Courier.
CHERRO CHIMES
LLSTKX LADIKM!
Tliey fll mn, woman's mind can't he
turned,
I Uont lHllev It, I've bakivl and
chni-WNl." '
j When once tlwy find tliey ant ml
tkcu.
They'll do thi-lr !, what's tinder
taken.
Cherro Flour
At Special Hard Wheat Blend
$2.25 a 49 lb, sack at your grocer
(To !m r,ontinio.)
Head Ached and Body Ached
There are various symptoms of kid
ney trouble rheumatic ' pains, back
ache, sore muscles, stiff Joints, an
always tlrd" feeling Mrs. (loo. Mor
gan, IS. Fairfield, Vt.. writes: "My
head ached and my whole body ached
eo I could not sleet). Foley Kidney
Mils gave me relief." Thy heal and
strengthen weak, disordered kldneyi
and bladder and help them In the
work of fillorlug the blood and casting
out of the system the Impurities that
cause pain and disease. Prompt I
action. Ad
O. A. C. Beau Whitman
COftVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 7. The Ore
gon Agricultural college opened th
conference basketball aesslon hum In
night by defeating Whitman c.l!o ;e
Walla Walla, Wash.. 3(1 to 18. i
l
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
Auction Sale
, -AT-
Central Point
In the Morrltt Uutlillng, on West Main
utreot. I will sell at aortitis fur Mr.
Chna. Hulllvsn, vury guild fui'iilUun
mid olhur iirtlcli's, on
Wednesday, Jan. 11, 1022
at 1:30 p. in , comprising solid Oak
I hlua CuliltiKt, Ouk Kllrhen Cahlnnt,
With up to data fnut oroa, thn uptmi'
RiH'tlim hi rililalunl In wuitliablii whltn
enamel; Huuiul IHiiIiim Table, Two
Hod, fpt'ltiKi. vol, i t hairs, Hum. I
Tahin, MttttrN, 'i Cuptioards, Conk
Hlove, Loimgi), Camp Htove, Pack
Hadilln, llnrneaa, JnrU, Pump, I'liuin,
Camp Chair, Fruit Jar. Hauauan
Mill, ( ullfoniia v ooier, urainophon
Itororda and othr useful artlcln tiut
lit tho above llt,
Auctlou next Wednesilay, at 1:30
p. m. Terms cash,
Note: Tim above salo la worthy
of your attimtlon, Com along, and
make the first aula of tbe new year
hummer.
GEO. L. NEALE
Auctioneer
Court News
(TurnUihed by th Jackaoa
County Abatraet Co.)
' 1 riroll C'oort.
Weaturn Mnanc corpomtlea va.
W. t. M-rennld. to hioiwt.
I'rarl V. Cclllna vs. K. A. Colllna.
Motion.
Reel luiUiUt Tnuuifni.
V. tl. Konnrr. rt ux. to It. K.
Mt'Lauahlln, W. U. to lota 1
and I. Mk. 1. Krn.loll'a Add to
Mrdfnrd
It. r. ltrnton. rt ux. to 11. .
Hharp, W. P. to Inmt In ar-.
31, Wji. JT 8.. JL 1 Wrt ..
IV Carlton, rt . to Cor A.
Wilaon. W. I), to part lot 1.
Mmk t. lUirr' Add. to Mid.
II. 1.. Watrm to W. J. Monro.
le. .1 to lota In Noli lllllf Add.
to Aahlnnd .
John W. Ktrarhbaum, rt l, to
W. J. Moore. drd to lota In
Nob Mill Add. to Aahlund ...
William IVrry, rt ux, to lt
Plata lnk of Kn Tolilt
W. r. to land In e JJ. twp.
35 K . It. 1 Went
AuHtrntla Taylor, rt al. to C. J.
Foairr. rl tix, W. 1). to HW of
8W e. It, twp. 9 H.. It. 1
Kaat -. i . . . ... . . i n
10
10
10
IS00
10
1
TFXAS PECANS
New crop, excvllmit flavor, only 10
cents pur pound by trr. Min(
miiiii .ItlnrnHHl fft IttiUhtt. (in
hundred pound fur 131.00, Order
filled promptly.
PAiii 4iniii:.H, cr. ktatiox
Anauu. Texas.
WOOD!
An kind of wood al rtshl prtc rf
aulU Um-ka.
Ord froiniU filled
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Ivw. He aa1 Tlihrl nnm
lffcaa QeaUty Jtwlrf S)far1iif ,
Diameaa bmiib-, w ai
Bayairtag.
Battsfactlon Assurad in
quality ant prte.
Mall us your wists.
MARTIN J. RUDDY
CIIAS.' MILLER
RADIATOR
SHOP.
IIS N. (Irapw Bs.'
rtMHM tao.Il
WOOD
that wood of all klnda.. Only wood ba
erty iln rover. Also boat Utah
Coal at SIT off rat,
VALLEY FUEL CO.
tiwi anal a-la rwiaaa ft
Charter No. 86.- Reserve District No, IS
RePORT OF CONDITION OF THE
First State Bank of Eagle Point
At Kaglo Point. In the State of Oregon at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1 121 .
. . RESOURCES
1. I.ouis and dlaoounta. Including rediscount 10JM 11
6.
,7.
.
1-.
17.
18.
19.
23.
26.
29.
Overdrafts secured and jinnocurrd .' ......--.. 27.1'i
I. S. government securities ownd ,....m...-. C.CiO.OU
Other bonds, warrant and seurUles, tnelutSlng foreign govern
ment, state, municipal, corporalkm. etc . , 8.20SJ1
Stocks, socurltlcs, rlatins, llena, Judgments, etc MO.oo
Hanking houae, SI.C9G.&1; furniture and fixtures, f 2.000.. CfiaS.61
Ileal estate owned other than banking house 4,000.00
lb) Amounts due from banks, banker and trust compatiloa,
doHlRiiated and approved reserve agents of this bank 7,970.51
Cash on hand iu vault 3,0OH.M
Total cash und duo from bunks, Items S and 12 .Ill, 178. "i
Total , ...88,247. 17
LIABILITIES
CaplUl stock paid In $15,000 00
HuriWu fund - :i.300.ffl
I'ndlvlded pwflts ". 1,658.11
Demand Deposits, other than bunks, subject to reserve:
Deixmlu due the Htute of On-xun, and iteiKisltH due county or
cities and other public funds 111,493.05
Individual dooslts aulioct to cheek............. ... 48.&76.XS
Domana ceniriesies oi ocpOHii oiusinnuiog ..,.... ...
Candler's checks of this bunk outstanding payahlo on demand ...
Total of deniand draonlts, other thun bank deposits, subject
', to reserve, Hems 21, 23, 28. and 27. .s. 800.719.6fl
Tim and 8avlngs Deposits, auliject to reserve and payable on
. demand and subject tf notice:
Time certificates of deposit ouutandTnK'. ..
Total (of time and Kuvlnga dnposlu payable, on '
demand and ulJu: t to notice, Itom 2'J... ..,..$ 7.07 1.50
Z7&.S.I
374.44
7,571.50
' Totul ...I I 138.217.17
Ktute of Oregon, County of Jackson, as. , - '
I, H. K. ('umphnll, caHhlo,- of the alove named bank, do aolnmnly awear
tluit tha ab'Mo statement la true to the best of my knowledge, and belief.
II. K, C.VMP11KLL, Cashier.
Correct Altost: l.'L. Ursdshaw, -J. F. Ilrown, Directors. '
Kubucv.-lbtid and sworn to before me this 1st day of Juniuiry, 1322.
' ' , KLMlB M. OLHON, Notaiy Publle.
My commission expires Novenilxir 32, 1924,' '
The Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
Bath Room Fixtures
at A big dlHOifitnf, the foDoMli liuth
room . trimmings left over from
CUiistmas: )
1 -Wlille I.uniiiel Medicine Cabinet
with glass aliolvrs and beveled mir
' ror. '. . .
2 Ttenulirul
Mltvoin.
lieveleil glass, Teamed
2Jleautiru! tieveled alius, unfram-
Xl Mll'l'OI H. 1 .
t Ileautlfui kIhsi shelf with Jf. I.
br.-iss rail and wall brackets.
lira Comb and
2 Heavy N. P.
Hl'UsIl Haldol h.
f-Tfcjivy X. I, llrass Spongn Holder
.V few - Towwl liars nnd Ilnth I loom
, Hooks, etc,
ftae these at our store In tho Sparta
Itldir,, Main and Itlverwlde.
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SALE
Weed Tire andf ruck Chains
We carry a complete line of all sizes of Weed Anti
Skid Chains for all pasaenger . cars and trucks.
201 Off
The regular price of all chains sold during this sale.
Busy Corner Motor Col
Main at Riverside