i
MF.DFORD MAIL .TRHHT?E. MKHFOKU OKMiOX. Tl'KsDAV, KIMMUIAUY 7. 1'fJ'J
Focal and
Personal
While the exact iHrt of births and!
deaths in Medford during the year
Maddox, the barbershop iorter nnd
Tom Taylor. Maddux Is a hard mil
to crack, and ao far thia checker phiy
or has benten all hut a few times, nnd
Dr.
(inly then when lie had tho grippe. Mr.
Toy lor Is Hlso a elcrer player with row
Ins tu hmdness nnd visiting friends. 1 business matter.
Ounce t Kaglo Point Sat. nlsht. 270 lAt, lime. Medford Lumber Co.
Will parties having loft boxes and Kni,lls (.r ,.v,hhM Mtoiiil.m! I'll
other articles In tho storage room of 'lhlv ,.Y,.j11K .Vtl, i,n . s o'clock In
ii.nl 1 .. i. 1...
nan mil tn-rii i miiMi'H'i iv dofo'ltS
i;. 11. I'iokcl, city noaitn on leer, duo t 1
the fact that several physicians have
not roporiod nil tho births nt which
they officiated, the statistic . far
show that there woro 50 nor cont more Pharmacy. Main and Central
births last
Wo specialize on reborins cylinder.
P. F. Close at Riverside 5arRO. 'tf
For this week only tho Medford
are of-
t year nnd loss deaths than '"'"R every hot wntor battle ptir-
(hiHnK any year in Uio past since or-,'""1 "a """lo r a nickel. -'
IIcibI records were kept. ' ' The hish school glee club under the
Take advantage n;iv. Highest vari- direction 01 Miss Sherwood is practle-
iV, genuine woolens. Vijee $;15 t- $., in for 'ho presentation Feb. ;. of a
Klein the Tiiilnr,' 128 EL lain. -, 277 itm;ieal coaiedy entitled "The Chnttcr
Hard times, made easy, buy ranches box.' tho locale of which Is laid in
without money, cay with snare or crop,' Japan. Thmias Sweni is agisting
like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company.
if
jA bis change Is pnnilns in tho weath
er : Tho barometer continued to fall
loay, and tho prediction ws f;ir old
er weather tonight nnd for ruin or
snow Wednesday.
Hivorslde Community Club dance.
Fob. 11. Celebrated Peerless orchestra.
Nuff said. - 273
Invest your saving's In the Jacka6n
County Building and Loan associitlon.
' 'tf
The first regular meeting of the city
council for February' is' scheduled for
tonikht. but it looked doubtful today as
to "whether a quorum would be present
as Councilman R. W. Antic will be at
Grants Pass toriisht and Councilman
Earl C. Gaddis is crnficed at home
with sickness.
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
the Mod ford Kids., without Mont if ion
tlnii "marks, kindly remove
Checker fan of Ihe city are lrlliK C. K. Rich of Yreka, Calif., spent' C. C. Clark of this city Is spendlun n Kdwmd Johnsm who was cmflnol!
to nrraiiKe a content between Ceorse' Sunday and Monday In tho city attend- tew la s In Cortlunl attemiitm t i to bis homo last week wllh (l severe
cold . lis recovered. , j
Kronen iiittomobllo, trttetor and truck
cylludors- Welded, reinforced nnd
Buaranteod. Duly tho finest preheat
ing fuels uud melals lined. i , Vulcan
Weldlnfc Wmlin, IVJ . yront street. V
Shakes, shingle. Moilford l.lr, C.
'At the nipotlm? of the Inard of ill
lootorx of I In Northwestern Krult
l"ehaimo held at the Keneiul ofriee In
Seattle. Feb. 1st, Honlonld II. I'lirs ins
n'sinneil as a direct r nnd as chiilriniin
of tho iMiurd. and Wmrell Wilson ulso
resigned from the directorate,
i- I.. I...M 1.-1;.. I..., I, si.O,,,u.,n ill
ttittttt . , , . , lls .,,.,11,,,. f uailinal
Otherwise they will be disposed o f s i .,,.,,.,,.,,.. ,... , ,brin vour
will
CUll
with the direction and scenic effects.
Iir. Frank Roberts, dentist. Deuel
HMr. Telephone K03-R. tf
Frl lay afternoon, Feb. to at
o'clock the St. Mark's Oaiid i!l pive
a bridge and five hundred card iar(y
at Mrs. Dr. Conroy, Medford lieivihls
Coffee and cake 2i e'nts, with card
playliiR fifty cent. 2T3
K. i . Staples of Ashland spent Mon
day in tho city attending to business
matters.
See properly for sale nt 510 K. Main
street, in business distrfet, one and
one lhlrd (1 1-3! ares. A good buy.
Phona 33S-M. 23 Mistletoe.Street. 272
Hut for a real dance Eagle Folnt.
2T6'
Mi'bs KIUalH-th SrlKiffen. ex nun who
has been spoaklns t- large audiences
in Medford will Rive one of . her lec
tures Wednesday 7:30 p. m. at the
Kiret Paptist church. The public is
remodeling of this space
menre this week.
Halhert lieuel. Orover Corum, Her
bert SfraiiK and Cl'ii'ii""' Miles have re
turned from a business titp t' the
Uutte Falls distih't.
Now sprins line of Sehwelv.er Ram
lles on hand including 6 patterns of
ov.mtclt. l-in,l.ATiilti-iiilroil ntoes.
...... in .v.... .,..,..
Complete lino of draperies. Ml Mrs,;' , " '
C 0 M iv J '10 X "7'' l or this week only at MedtoiM I'har-
',,'',' -1. ', ., 0 ,., I r.r.'.r.'iitacy. Mafn and Central, two hot water
Oflicers dress shoes reduced tnuu - '
o:'uies lor ino price oi em puis m-.
27l
lailies. tSlilnodl Conunuieo. 271
The llvjUl Hill b.ismn; osuinlsil in U
planning on staniim a card u week
rrom Friday nlulu at Cld lllll, nnd
are dickering for a bout between
Molinny Carlson ainl Kid Parker. Thi-iv
will be a couple of wrestllnit bouts to
try out tho new ten hiinuto r.mtid sys-
(MHU OIIU (.ItAN'lS I'ASM Aslll.VM
KI.AMAtll 1' A 1. 10)
BUSINESS MEN'S CLEARING HOUSE
We will ell your busliie Imndlo your eaoHeeuro
ym n tmrtiier, -e. .
' No I'lini'lio for MtJii Transnetlon Conflilcntlnl
' ; '" WE LOCATE BUYERS
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY
Asni.Avu (TRTTrinw " Mmroiui
Denver lllnek
' rhtine 4
MiNltord IIUI.
" I'lmne too .
4-MOST TOWXN
$7.00 t $5.5it. O. IV inackiuaws re
duced from $!.r0 t $7.00. One sheep
skin ll'ie I moleskin aviator's coat re
duce I from $13.ro 1 1 J!.S0. V". S. Army)
C.ixds St.uv, 32 South Central avenue.
A b ixinu entertainment will be held
nt Ur.Kikinies. Saturday nlxht. Feb.
tlth. 'with maiu bout between Kldj
Miller of Medford and Keith Owen of j
liraokinss for a side bet of $100. Two
preliminaries and a wrestling match
constitute the remainder of the pro
cram. Crescent orchestra at Rattle Point.
x 27t:
S. Army
bookkeeping machines. Don't cive-invited.
your orders to traveling men ani hTe Please remember that classified ads.
them printed out of Medford. Phone i locals and small ds are"-onsh to ad-
us and we will call. tr
' Edgar Wight. Oregon agate Jeweler.
tf
S. tt. Snndefer, the special state offi
cer for the enforcement of prohibition.
vance. Bring in your ads and do not
use telephone, tf
Get your calendar free at our office.
R. A. Holmes. The Ins. Man. ' tf
Fornial application has been made
and his wife and daughter whs have ; to the county court for a franchise to
been residing at the Hotel Medfjrd construct the Callfornfa-Oregon Power
for some time past, have moved Into' company's transmission lin4 over the
tne bungalow on the R. L. Wilsan highways In this county and considera
ranclj.cn Heall Lane near Central tion or the question will come1 np at a
Point, which Mr. Sandefer has leased later date, said the members of the
until June when Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, eonnty court yesterday. Eugene Reg
who are now stomrinir at the Holland ister. 1 1 ,-
ant who may spend the remainder of
the winter in California, will return.
I have what you're looking for.
Stylish, dependable clcthes from $35
to $50. Klein the Tailor, 12S E. Main.
.S77
Army slickers $1.00 at U. S. Army
Goods Store, 32 Central Are- So.
Phone or call our office for Informa
tion Klamath Falls Tula lands. Page-
Dressier Co. tf
Leaving town, wish tj'sell my Oak
land Six and Overland roadsters. Don't
miss this. Terms. Cars can be seen
at Valley Garage. ' ' 274
Louis Vlrich is confined to his home
The Elks club restaurant is running in Jacksonville with a severe cold. He
under somewhat of a handicap since
yesterday when John Kad3, the
steward, and his wife were taken down
with the flu and are ill at home with
that ailment The restaurant service,
is ; continuing with - substitutes in
charge.
Who treats you good? It's the River
side Community Club, so come tv the
dance, Saturday ni'te. Feb. 11. 275
For business opportunities tn S. Ore
gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency
room 421 Medford bid?., phone 900. tf
Robert and Joe Holmes after the
funeral of their father. J. B. Holmes Of
Central Point, this afternoon,, will ac
company the body tonight to Portland
where it will be cremated.
When in reod of sash and doors,
call 'vyallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street,
Army shoes, made to fit your feet,
regulation marching shoes and officers
dress shoes at U. S. Army Goods Store
32 Central Ave. So.
Al Clement, who was struck on the
head with a scraper by a fellow em
ploye, A. Cowan, while working at the
Medford Concrete Construction plant
near the end of North Riverside, has
sufficiently recovered to be taken to
his home. Clement was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital the day of the
attack, Jan. 31, and it is expected that
it will be another week before he is
able to be out and around.
A new and complete line of Package
Goods. Royal Society of Le Merite.
Free instructions. Deuel's Art Dept.
Great reductions of tailor-made suits
and overcoats. Any style in any wool
ens you want. $:!5 to $50. Klein the
Tailor, 12S E. Main. 277
C. V. Martin, superintendent of the
foment plant here went to bed this
week encased in a plaster cast to
.straighten a itortlon of his vertebrae
lie will be confined several weeks.
Gold Hill News.'
Central Point Hotel for gale, 40
looms; would cost $30,000 to build
Price today $0,900. Might trade. Price
will be reduced $100 every day until
sold. Gold Ray Realty Company, Phone
728-R or 134-Y. - - 272
We have inspected the reclaimed
Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We
recommend these lands as an Invest
ment Page-Dressier Co. tf
Guests at the Hotsl Medford inclmie
Elmer Haggen of Yakima, Wn., C. H
Iiuekiw if Tacorba, V. A. Ackerman of
New .York, 8., L.! Pldder of Roseburg,
G. M7 Keller and Miss Maud Keller of
Crescent City and Mr. and Mrs. A. C
Smith oj Seattle.. . , '
All kinds of rough .and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108
711 East Main street
Chevrolet. (';.-.n- j I It
was forced to go to his bed Saturday.
"Mrs. Paul Hansen1 corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 5S5-J. tf
Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler. tf
Mike F. Hanl- has returned from
his ranch on Butte Creek and reports
the stock in that section in good shape
Put for a real dance Eagle Point.
' tpnoistenng and furniture repair
ing. Mattresses made to- order. 30 N.
Grape. Phone 104. 2741
Peter Murray, who resides on a
rural route near Talent, celebrated his
6th birthday on the Second day of
February at his home. Th guests of
the day were Mr. and Mrs. H: F.
Wilson, of Medford, and Mr. and
Mrs. George WiUon, from the state of
Maine. Quite a few nice presents were
received by Mr. - Murray. Ashland
Tidings. '
Field blankets, hospital blankets and
Navajo Indian blankets at V. S. Army
Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So.'
But for a real dance Eagle Point
276
Dr. Murphy, the dentist, and his
mother were taken down with flu yes
terday and are now hnder a physic
ian's care.
Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
Trench mirrors 10c at-1
Good store, 32 Central Ave. So.
Charles Hamilton of Rnc.i. spent
Monday in the city attending to busi
ness matters.
Fresh mil It delivered mornings from
Jersey cows. Phone 2S-J-3. 273
Ivory at ost Wight, the jeweler.
L. I.. D-innogan. a sheep man of.
l.akevlew, Oregon is sin-ndlng a few
days in the city on business.
Vulcan auto springs, guaranteed.
Billings Shop. S. Riverside. . tf
Have your car washed aud polished
at the Auto Laundry. 127 N. Riverside
avenue. Phone 26. We call for your
car and deliver it. 27ti
Larry Schade who has been ill fr
the past week with the flu and who
had been confined to his home as a
result of the illness is again on the
job having fully recovered.
Dancing: Nat! Wed nlte! Free ad
mission.
Fishing rods repaired, bought and
sold. Eaton. 320 North Holly. 273
Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. . A.
Shueking of $alem. stopped over night
in the city and left this morning by
auto enroute for their homes after
having spent several weeks in south
ern California.
The Woman's Home Mission s telety
of the First M. E. church will not meei
Friday as previously announced, but
will meet Friday, Feb. 17, much sick
ness causing this change.
The best stag shirt on tho market
reduced to $8.00; leather coats reduced
from $13.50 to $9.75: leather vests re
duced from $9. SO to $6.75 at t S. Army
Goods Store. 32 So. Central Ave.
Ameng guests at the Hotel Holland
are G. A. Johnson of Sacramento. 'Ca!.,
N. O. Davis of Everett. Wn.. George
Brock of Iceland. Ore., E. J. Rogers'of
Ft. Klamath, E. W. Zang of Sacra
mento. Cal.. Lester P. McCarthy of
Oakland, Calif., and A. J. Huch of
Portland.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet tf
When you. want dry mill block just
call Valley Fuel company. Phone 7tf
The Southern Oregon Lumber Co.
will orfer good 2xt's nt their mill at
end North Central at from $12 to $15
for babinco of month. tf!
The American Legio.i ist will meet
for the first time in the new hull this
evening at 7:30. Plans for this meet
ing have been under way fof some
time and a large ntton lance Is expect
ed. The legion now has one of the
best equipped halls, for the l?.o of
the pust. to be found anywhere In the
state.
Alford's Trio! None so go.nl! Xut!
Wed nlte!
body come.
Cut This Out It I Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with fe and
mail tt to Foley & Co., 2S35 Sheffield
Ave., t'blcimo, 111., writing your name
and act It ess clearly. You will receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound for
coughs, cold nnd croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains In side nnd back;
rbeiuuatlstn, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Calhartlc
Tnhlets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
biliousness, headache, and sluggish
bowel. Sold everywhere. Adv.
oat-
Card of Thank
wish to e press our thanks to
friends whose assistance and
Free adiulsilon. Every i sv m,lu,nv W(,r) Hi, ,, during
the Illness nifil death of our beloved
.Mrs. rranK ranter, urossmaMng, re-, ,Il!,,,r Vrs. Sarah J. Cruln
moved to 520 S. Grape. Tel. 441 X. 275 j m( j(k CHAIN.
The high school basketball toa-u ( .- H.HS MAY TCRI'IN
will' start on its not thorn trip Friday i '
morning. It has not yet lnvn definite
ly decided whether the girls" team will j
get a trip or not. j
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tf
Hemstitching, ' 1
Plcotlng. ' , .
?c per yd.
fluttous covered.
landlcratt Shoo. ' tf
Friends of Attorney George A. Cod
ding are urging blm to make the race
for the lower house of the legislature
on the democratic ticket at the spring
primary, but no decision has been
reached.
Edgar Wight for low price. tf
There will bo u reguliir communica
tion of Kennies Chapter, Wednesday,
Feb. is. Mrs. Fabrick s committee in
charge of the social hour. 272
The fire alarm this morning at about
S o'clock was caused by a roof fire
originating from a stovepipe. The fire
was in the White residence on Hamil
ton street near the end of West Elev
enth street. The damage to the resi
dence was slight.
A good time is assured at the Nat
Wed. nite. Everybody Is invited. Music
the best. . 272
Stylecraft Shop for ull kinds of
dressmaking anil remodeling. Room
424. Medford Hide. 22
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32, R. A. M.
Special Communication
TtiesiuiV. February 7th,
7:30 p. in. M. K. M. Do
gree. Visitors welcome.
!I0 A. F. NOTll. Secv
GET If, AT
Phone 122 R DEf"VOE'S, 436 W' M!n
0. A. De Vod, Prop. y' , : j. t I
Groceries and Confectionery
ICE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS,
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, MAGAZINES,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATIONERY,
NUTS, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS,
MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK,
BAKERY GOODS, HOT COFFEE AND LUNCHES,
TRU-BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES
We Sell Anita Stewart Coffee
YOU CAN GET IT AT DE V0E S
Open Evenings nnd Sundays
FOR SORE THROAT
Don't lake chances' Mart rlhl now to
reduce the Intloulnutlon. The best and
quickest icmcdy i
BEGY'S
MUSTARINE
1ne"for chesl coldv neurilli, hturttgla
mul rheomalisr.-,. Will not blister
6'V yellow box.
Sleep Sound Tonight
Dr. Carter's K.&.B. Tea
A Tiit,ih ickstff of Ihit rM! v iirlnMr
! tralr 10 NUiii-ainWniuliuMcrr
I-.trrJich livrrAnJ Tik hntt-tr--vr
ti.aM. hnw lltmiMrl f rclfi'lrhiUcrnrnJlL
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KKNT Close In T room fur
nished house, garage. I'll ne h2 j J.
KOR SALK Kitchen range fifteen
' dollars. Itox 2. Mail Tribune. 2T:i
FOR SAM-: Cabin for bachelor, fur
nished. Mrs. lar. 4 IS S. Front. 274
LOST Between Medford and Ferry
dale, one 5-gal. white kerosene
bucket Return t I'nlon Oil Sen lee
Station. Reward. ' ?7J
DR. RICKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
- XO !IPS I'SKU
Iltoken Ijensc Accurately iMiplIc jiIim!
FACTORY OX I'HK.MISKS
:tim v.. Miiln. l i.lin
135 DIFFERENT KINDS
2 FOR 5c TO 50c EACH
-.. . ,
OKNMMiVS TAHI.K lMiRTlo" VAI.I'.XTIVK nl'THTH
fniineil M(i innke n er) ultitble VHleiitine. Iigi' i(ii1mrnt
from c to $l.!Mi. -
TUDIO
4
3 tT Tv i-2
l k,ATADDUAt Id IY
lAUVUUIrtbillXU
U guaranteed by 30 years
lervlca to mllliona of
Americana. Kondon'i
vorka wonder tot your
.cold, aneeitng. cough.
chronic catarrh, head.
die, (ore note, etc
TOTmlnwai
tla ea ich4
ei your aim
and aUresi
, KONDON
KgieU
have
Best of all Dance at Eagle Point.
27C
i. T. .Uagnon arrived home thia fore
noon irom niB visit at Portland since
Sunday, and stated that the deal by
which the Jacksonville railroad is
turned over into the hands of J. W.
Opp, and some Portland capitalists,
bad been completed except one small
detail. - Mr. Uagnon preferred to have
any further information of the trans
action anu plans or the new owners
come from Mr. Opp, whom he 'Bays
will arrive In Medford tomorrow from
Portland! - -.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will ive a card party at the Parish
hall, on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at 2 jpvm.
All are cordially Invited. '272
Free Ties dry cleaned and pressed
with other work of any kind. Foraythe,
Dyers & Cleaners, phone 341 and we'll
call. - . : ... 272
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin lett yes
terday afternoon for San Francisco,
hog Angeles and other California cities
which they will visit ' for several
weeks.
China at cost, Wight the jeweler.
We have cut them once more. The
greatest bargains ever offered to the
people of Medford, absolutely all wool
raintite fabric overcoat, a $35- value,
reduced to $12.50. L. S. Army Goods
Store, 32 South, Central avenne.
Frank Miksche of Breckinridge
MintL, left yesterday afternoon' for his
home after having n,e.nt several weeks
visiting here with his Uncle, Leo J
Mlksche and family.
Lime, cement. Medford Lumber Co.
Are you ready for the most glorious
week-end party ever offered you?
424. Medford Bids. 282
State Senator Thomas is In the city
today from Medford with a block of
bonds from the Talent irrigation dis
triot which he lias presented to the
state Irrigation and drainage securities
commission for ' certification. Salem
Capital Journal.
Everywhere you look you see
Chevrolet. tf
When in need of shingles and goof
ing call Wallace Wood3, 108. 711 E,
PLAYING
NOW!
presents
Matinee Onily I .: ,:I:.S. Night 7 and V. M.
Adolti :t,' ; Kithlitx I Or,' includes wr In.
GKEY'S
Most Popular
Novel
u
The
95
f tile piipiU' let-lb In llw public w liooU of Amei-lm irr uoIIhII) in n
f-oiulilbin wlileh Ik n ih.HIp iim-iiucc In tin- henllli mid mrnlal tlrl
Hen of Ibene eblblii-n. ...
", I(i'mi-u fi oiii rllitlra ninl exiimlnnlloni ninib' In- hunilriNU of
fudboulH hbow iIihI lh Name londll Ion etUl In eery iubllf rhMil.
WTIAT A UP, Of IKUMi FH Vol It (IIII.IMIf.''H MOtTlH?
Are Jill, it h 'ui-i nl, I'liogiilliig (be vilnl liniMiliiUlet tf i-eMfV-liiK
join- children' teeth mill r-M-nl lug iIIm-umk In Ibi-lr .iilouilu.
lo you renllM I loll iiegbel of )ur tlilbl' mouth now limy mean
-o r'rliobli-" Imd IoiixIIh, mb-noliN, aeule liullgotlon nnl nrrldUn
Moiiliw h' liifohle In lli near riillir-'.'
IrW-WTIVK TKITII A I'HYslCAI. IMCIIfT
Willi iuluttx H ullli ihllilrcn, Imd ami looal lerili arr a now
It he deirlmenf. Heml nnd ilet-nylng nfrve nxltn big polmtnoiio pan
Which rinds Mm way In I be IiUmmI kirennii eiiUKlng IhI) Infecllon nnd
a iliWM-Mrfii lency In moinli nelion. ' "i
filt-e jour niouili ' lienltli (-art no nut t Irr how man)' thing am
prt-.-it.lnis.
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I II It ll"A TAIi lKI 'AY
MKK JOIIXSOX TOOAY
I'AIM.I-SS DMXTISTS
Phone I'lHl
U2M IminI Mailt St., oei M M IN pt. Hlure
Tim
A tremendous drama of pioneer
days and the trail that led the
Union Pacific to Oregon.
A Btory of wild men and pretty
dance hall girls in a railroad
construction town called Ben
ton. :
KATHLYN WILLIAMS as
"Beauty" the dance hall queen excells her famous
"CHERRY MALLOTTE" of "THE SPOILERS." '
OTHERS IN THE CAST are ROY STEWART,
MARGUERITE De La MOTTE, ROBERT McKIM and
JOS. J. DOWLING.
CENTURY COMEDY PATHE NEWS
"BETTY" at the Mighty WurliUer
" TS
Coining Saturday
I'.ll.l, IIAItT ninl Ibe fnnioiiN iblld neloin
"iTf'llli:" 'HKtMtKK," OMOI'lilA' STO.NI1'
anil Wil l; .MM llnllon In "The WhlMle."
A-W
csi
TESTED
SEEDS
TESTED
,i PIIM'KO ItKillT '
YOU CAN DEPEND UPON SEEDS YOU BUY TftOM 'US.:i
THEY ARE PURE, STRONG AND TRUE TO NAME;" '
BUY YOCB SEEDS AT HOME ' ?, ' '.
' MtO.M
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
317 E. MAIN
'The Farmer '8 Service Station" ,
. MAKE YOUR PLACE PAY
' ' THEN BEAUTIFY IT
,1 '.'"We run Help on llolh IVopoHhloiiH Henil for Catalog.
; TREE5 SHRUBS VINES PLANTS
' Complcle hlork for Commercial and Home Oil liiirdH
Extra choice Bartle'tts, ' Anjoiia and Commercial Apple
H ' ' " ' : ' ' ' ' ,1 year. 4-C. " '" '
jj HI'KCIAIIHTH IX
ORNAMENTAL AND ' DECORATIVE NURSERY ' ' STOCK
I ' """ " J. B. PILKiNGTON, Nurseryman I'oi llnnd, OreftolV '' ' 1
jHlsBjafiolla, Mino.
Main.' 1 '