Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 10, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA (IE TWO MEDPont) mau; Traunxtf. Mi:MYmt. ouikion. fkmdav. kkhuitauv 10. un-i . I Li Tfocal and iLi Personal I The following editorial Iniiiquol is handed li) the citizens of Koiaio Kiver by the (Irani Pass Courier: "Our 'neighbors at Hngue Kiver deserve a lot of com mendat ion for the enterprise ,. .. ,, ,, . . , ;in initiating and carrying thionRlt to , Tho city council, which has "'! W1CCVM the lm,,,K 0f a community trying to hold a meotlnK for the i,at ;))all u WM a miU,)(i mid(,t!kin(s fl. week or mow. ami Una tailed to do so mnHnitv Ull), , ot (l.tino!, bocmiKe of the abaco. of Mayor t.at. j t sl (U ,(f from the t ity and the lurk of quorum , . , Cm to the illnesH of Karl ( iiad.ll. and A,m-V "(s "nl ' . one of the counrilmen being out ofj"'1"1' ""' town, will not he able to meet rob-j Hut for a real dance Kasla Iilnt. ably until the forepart uf next week.; 2" A tncctlnff HChedulcd for toninht can-i More new gingham house rirrsae not be held because Councilman Miles M.00 to $.50. The Colonial. iTi!" cannot bo jirpsent, and Councilman '. A Medford visitor with friends and Uuddla is unable to attend, and Mayor relative nt Ashland last Tuesday was (iatea was unexpectedly called to Tort- Mrs. A. I.. Oa.ll.' hind last night. The mayor is not ex-; Sash and doora. Medford Lumbar Co. pected back until Sunday or Monday.; TIia lornl rntinrfl of tin Kniizbts of i Columbus nnd the Catholic Ladle ! W o ivul'mni.,1 th-ir S V.ilpnt in I Th upst shirt Otl the nartv nnd Hnnr.n whirh w:i tr bjivo lunn I10M nt th now mprl.-nn 1 psrl.in '. trJln 13.S0 piiHt hall Fab. 13th. to February 27th. owins to Bu much sickness at tho pren-j ent time. t!. W. Vrlddy. was initiated Into mem bership in the Klks lodge and the It. IV (), K. order last ninht. tlcorgo Neuter, Jr., of HoKohnrjt, the deputy grand exalted ruler tor the southern Oregon dtririct of the Klks order was an Inter ested spectator of the initiation, When belter luitomoblles are built, Uulck will build thorn. It Ilemstltcntug, l'icotlng, Sc per yd. Button covered. Kandlcratt Sbon. tf Sie the new gingham at The Colo nial. ( STt' William Hrqud of Jacksonville who is employed oik of the mills tit Weed, Calif., returned today to Weed, front whieit place ho was called home Sunday by the serious Illness wltlt Kut whore the cats are Cafe. Siiod. Gusher '. tf j New York City for the past threo weeks looking after fruit business, is exnected home bv the middle of next Oct tho habit, prepare to pay up onJWPek. l'ay Cp Week and those who owe you j i;ost 0f all Dance at EaRle Toint. will pay up too. 276 ' 27C Central Point Hotel for sale. 40 i China at cost. Wight the jeweler. rooms; would cost $30,000 t build.; iJith, lime. Medford Lumber Co. rrice today $0,600. Might trade. Price! That 350 ex-servlee men are being w ill be reduced $100 every day until ; trained at the O. A. C. at the expense fold. Oold Ray Realty Company. ! of the government is shown this week Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. 275 !by reports from Guy H. llooker of the Roiiorts have reached Ashland that j federal board. All the men trainins about 40 head of cattle are anowed In WM injured in the service to an ex nt Johnson's Prairie, a oint about 35! tent that Is termed 10 per cent dis miss from Ashland oa the Green ability. The duty of the federal board Springs road. It is not known whose ss 10 fln 'h1 'Ia wol'fc 1,len cattUs thoy are, but it Is hoped the j ar beat fitted for, and then to outline owner will be able to locate them be-' course for them that will prepare fore it is too late Ashland Tidings. 'them for helr ork in the shortest All kinds of rough and dressed ; tim'" possible. In order that the men lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. im,l' nt bo bothered with financial 711 East Main street I troubles while at college, unmarried Please remember that classified ads, men re allotted $100 a month. Mar locals and small ads are cash In ad-1 rie1 Jrtven $U5 additional w ith Vance. Bring in your ads and do not 10 for the first rhlld. $7.50 for the sec use telephone, tf jond and $3 for the third. Get your calendar free at our office. ! . 0n soda fountain. Better come R. A. Holmes. The Ins. Man. tfiQmek. Y ill H. ilson. 2.5 t.- . .. i. . . i.-. neiunoiiia of bis baby son Roderick, hat where the eats are good. Gusher ... , . Stylecraft Shop for all kinds of 'dressmaking and remodeling. Kom 4.'4. Medford lllds. 2S2 All wool ratV.ry sweaters reduced from $100 to $:,.,S5 at V. 8. Army Goods Store. 32 Central Ave. So, Kronen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforced andj tf market reduced to $S 00; leather coats reduced leather vesta re duced from $UiO to $0.75 at lT. S. Army j (ods Store, 32 So. Central A-o. Harry Rosenberg who has been in '. - .- !JJB i. . 1 .1 . 11 A number of local hl.h celioo! boys who hope t ) see tonight luilo'Wiiill game at Ilosebtlvg with Med(ml lilgb left this morning at 2:M0 on a last, northbound i'relabt. The weather was not altogether favoiable at the time of; their departure. Central I Vint was reached the i; without any cue, of tins party giving uplilay. (he ghost and deserting tho top of a P. b K. ventilated refrigerator eaio ftr the homo hearthsioae. Dmiug the remainder of the trip many blaspbe mlet were dlieeled at the public wr vice companies whirh n.i tuconalder ately neglected pitUllng an adequate heating system for refrigerator ears. Laundry work neatly done. Phone 45.VY. 2!K! Take advantage n w, Highest vari ety, genuine woolens. !' lee $N5 to $.'iU, Klein tho Tailor, li.'S K. Main. 277 A complete line of Mi-Qiiay-Norrls piston rings in & nn.l 31 thousnulthH ; oversize. Riverside tlarago. tfj JoM'l'ib and Robert Holmes of Cen tral I'nllit. who look the ho, of llp'U' futber, ,1. II, Holmes In IVrtWmd I' u' ci'eiiuitbui, arrived back nl Central Point on Thursday an I will resume positions here in the employ of ouibein Paeirie railroad on Satur- A new and couiineto line of Package Gwdit, Royal Society of l.e Merlin. KYeu Instructions, IVnel'a Art 1'epl. Great reductions of tailor made nulls and uvercoula. Any Htyle lu any wool ens you want. $35 to $MI. Kb In tho Tailor, I2S K. Main, 277 We havu InnpvCKHl the reclaliund Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We recommend themt binds as an Invest ment. PuKo-Dressler Co. ' tf Two more lueti were hiintlm: vacant business lutiperty In Miilinnl hls week. Thero aie a number of very nice vacant lots close In on whl.'h bus Inosi) sliiictuies would not onlv look KING BULGARIA SELLS ZOO 10 BUY VICTUALS The Rogue River association of the It. Y. P. V. will hold a rally at the r-aptist church next Sunday afternoon and evening. Dr. Young of Portland will be the speaker on both occasions. Work ahirta 69c. Will li. Wilson. 275 ; Edgar Wight, Oregon agate Jeweler. tf For this week only the Medford Pharmacy. Main and Central, are of fering with every hot water bottle pur chase an extra bottle for a nickel. 276 I. T. Sparks of Eugene, assistant traveling passenger and freight agent for the Southern Pacific railroad, who arrived Thursday morning is e!9? spending today in the city on business. ;' When you want dry mill blocks Just call Valley Fuel company. Phone 76. i i Mrs. Frank Parker, dressmaking, re moved to 520 X. Grape. Tel. 441-X. ?75 4 Mrs. Paul Hansen corsetiere for XuBone. Phone 585-J. tf i The Elks lodge enjoyed their firBt i official visit last night from the new deputy exalted grand ruler for the ' southern Oregon-, jurisdiction of the B. P. O. E. order, George Xeuner, Jr., of Roseburg. Mr. Xeuner s address to guaranteed. Ouly the finest pre-hcat- Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works. 39 S. Front street, tf Among guests at the Hotel Holland are John H. Davis and I. K. Outfeld of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. IX s. lynch of Seattle, and George R. March A. K. Morehouse, I). C. Craddock and J. A. Kissel of Portland. Don't miss the nickel rubber sale at tho Medford Pharmacy this week. Two hot water bottles for the price of one plus a nickel. 270 Only a few lots on paving left Get yours at once at City Halt. tf Parn-I.ess hose for boys and girls tit The Colonial. ;7t An automobile load of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters went ti Medford Tuesday night to attend a re ception in honor of tho Medford city recorder. Mrs. Mary Webber, nee lias well, who was recently married. Mrs. Webber is quite a popular young wom an, and tho party opened in the order of a charlvaree, but turned out as a reception and banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall, which was followed bv greatest bargains ever offered to thej"- XA'? ,lme w' h:,U people of Medford, absolutely all wool b .?'-?8h,andBT1l; '" k , , ralntit fabric overcoat, a $35 value. I J""??: eoUIlers,: ld reduced to $12.50. U. S. Army Goods U"der S"ldler8 B??u" ,ta " ,th Store. 32 South Central avenue. 1?,h" ? ' Crop- "ke rent- Xd Ra Furnished apartment in Mail Tri bune building for rent at once, has hot nice but would net g.od return on the Postmaster Wat nor, although on jveshnMit Another big shipment of army good Jut arrived, Will II. Wll.iun. '.'T,i Kverywhere ymt Jook vou see n Chevrolet. tf The bunks, city offices, ami the court house will clone Monday, Feb, 13, on account of Lincoln's birthday. We specialize on reborlnx cyllndurs. P. F, Close at Riverside Garage, ' tf Ir. Frank Roberts, dentist. lVuel lllds. Tulepbonn 50:i R. tf everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf A. S. Rosenbaum, the claim agent of the Southern Pacific railroad is spend ing today in the city on business. Lime, cement Medford Lumber Co. Are you ready for the most glorious week-end party ever offered you? 424. Medford Bldg. JS2 and cold water, steam heat and gas stove. Better act quickly. tf We write burglary insurance In the Old Harttprd covering merchandise of all kinds. McCurdy Insurance Agency. tf Frank Rhodes, civil engineer, left duty daily at the pstortic, has been feeling the effects of a bad cold for ft week, which has developed a mate of languldnvss which causes several efforts on his part for one thought and creates a great fondness for his easy office chair with feet ele vated on a desk, but lie denies he has gone "fluey." Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, liko rent; Gold Ray iiealty Company. .' tf Riverside Community Club dance. Feb. 11. Celebrated Peerless orchi stia, Nuff said. 27r. Get ready to pass along the dollars next week, which is National Pay Cp Wevk. 27f. The weather today was nearly a replica of that of Thursday, with much snow this morning which, a later strong sunshine meltet away. It be gan to snow again early in the after noon. Rain or snow Is the prediction for Saturday. Knt w here the eats are good. Gusher Cafe. tf Army slickers $1.00 at U. S. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Av So. You pay mo and I'll pat someone else Pay Cp Week. Feb. 13 to IS. 27K The changes to be made in the Mod ford building Incidental to a large part of that strueturo beln given over to a new department store. Including the quarters to be varated by the Medford Furniture and Hardware Cr. store, in- St'Kl A -These me hard tluos for the young Ktnit Hoi Is of Itulgal la, who bus been oliinei to mil hoiiIO of tho niiliu'ils in bis pilvutu ou und a lot of palms, vines mid flowers lu the Hardens of bis palace nt Varna, ''Ihilxaibi Is pour and so Hit 1," r'.iid the king to the cmrespou tout. I'eslib"'. I nm too busy trylnif to re j'mIiiMmU iov i mi nl i v lu trot good opinion i f men and iiiitlomi lo give any time to my guldens nnd tncnuK elle, ' j anl now lining the palace, gar den to plant poi.ituis tilrUciid ef flowers In these .an and di.K iluvt It Is .oi:'ly a question ,,f Olcol null on. not ben ut v." SAYS RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS PAIN IN IBI MINUTES Klicuniiiteiin, Itimhngo, ncitrilin, back ache, still neck, tore muvlri, tlruini, pntitii, hi limit joint. When you are iilliuiiirf Mi yu nil lurdly fcel round, jut b y Red Pepper Rub. Nothitiit hiti such concetttrntcit, pcn ctratmg beat l red peppen, uuil when llrnt pi'iutr utr light iluivn into 4IU and congi 'diun rrlirl comet at mur. Jti't si fouu n you apply Urd !( per Kub you icel Ibc tinclmg ht.it. In three iiniilulri the orc lliot in w.irined tin imli li id through ami the tort in c is Hour. Kuwlr$ RcJ lVpprr Rub. Inmlc from red pepiu-rs, ct little at nny dttuf tort, tkt jar at once. Jlc lure to h'ct tb griliiinr, with Ibc tiunii) Kuwlci on every pickagc, With Mmlfoid trade is Mnlfind iud BISHO P SUMNER II I SI. i!7 MARK S SUNDAY On Sunday. I-Yli L'tb, Hi-di.ii Waller T. Sumner, 1.1). will make his miiiuiil visit to St. Mark's F.plsi opal ehuicli In thl city. The hisho will administer the s.ie rameiit of conflrniallon to a class which lias lM-cn piepurt'd. and will als.t preach the sermon. Tim service will he ut 1 1 o'i Iim k ami the piinlle Is Invited. 21 DressmaKes Gives Advice "I iiiulein i-nt n nuinlcal oper.iilon for K.ill utont H 5 years iiko, was In tlio dud.) a cat of stumi on the oulsldo ,,..,.,., , ,,,.. ',y ,,, m,t,u u,ui of the entire building. I. W. llnmil-1 pains returned, ami I have nuftcrcl ton of Vnncoiiver, II. t'., who will man-! ever since. Vmir weeks iiko on tb age the department store. Is already d ire of a l.uly I trlel Mnyr's Won In tho city looking after arrangements ',,,'rtl'1 "eim-dy, and I now feel like for establishing ih.. m-v liui..u. ""W w-omnn. I huve n inunhes of venture. Who treats you good? It's the River- i side Community Club, bo come to the Piir moi-ohnmHaA clinn at I.nmirl ,dar s.mrt.v- F,h .. . Tr thls morning on a brief business trip A car load of Maxwell care re- ceived here this week by ' tho A. wj Walker Auto Co., was divided with Ben M. Collins, the Grants Pass auto1 dealer. Mr. Collins was in the city Wednesday and drove one of the cars hnplr In Clr inim Paaa Evervwhere von look , alterations have begun. AH depart Chevrolet .t'"ui " mreauy oeen assignea When in need of shingles and roof- w't,hh,UVe f "lla of dry goods, genu lag call Wallaca Woods, 108. 711 E.1floth'n,t' a.e r two otb.ers' whlo.h to nilt. Calif. Hoard at 245 South Central. Good home cooking. 275 Body pine $2.73 per tier. Phone 551. 279 Details of the new Medford Depart- flietllls who miffer lis I did ami I am advising nil to try this ulimlde medi cine." It is u fcliuple, hurinleiM pict- nrnliitii tli..f ft... I.. I dance.Snturdaynlte.Feb.il. 275 ,, u, f,,,,,, ,,. im.-Miimi tract and For business opportunities In S. Ore-'albiys the Inri.nniii.itlon wltlt h en uses gon consult the Four-Kite Sales Agency 'pr teil. uiiy nil sionwo h. liver niul In- UOINQ TONIGHT ZANE GREY'S greatest story "THE U. P. TRAIL" ln-ivf )oii lienr n Vvlllsllt blow TOMORROW Think, THINK of BILL HART with the three child actors, "ITCHIE" HEAD RICK, GE0ROIE STONE, and WILL JIM HATTON in "THE WHISTLE" Added Smi liil Civile i Mk fontcd) room 421 Medford bldg.. phone 900, tf tenttrinl nilnient-i, When in reod of sash and doors. ,1,H- n lu call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to ill E. Main street. Mrs. U A. I'iciib r left yesterday I inwney reftintled. liii-linllng will At npnciuli I ,IVU t) (,C f nil vlrug.ws ,K, r v Ad. led Spe la I I It ilf t ook t Villlelly IIHIlS dull! tlt 'tr,'" Main. Miss Elizabeth Schoffen will speak t plana of the order for this year, and topics of Interest to the Elks in gen eral, was much appreciated. Mr. Xeuner, who has Just come from a j visit to the Klamath Falls lodge, and who will visit the Ashland Elks to niKht, is the well known district attor ney of Douglas county for the past seven years, who attracted much prom inence in his prosecution of the fa mous Brumfield murder case at Rose burg. , ; Phone or call our office for informa tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Page Dressier Co. tf Buy your magazines and latest pa pers at Bob's stand, old Liberty theatre. 279 Army shoes, made to fit your feet regulation marching shoes and officers dress shoes at U. S. Army Goods Store 32 Central Ave. So. Among the Medford visitors In Grants Pass is Miss Ida Rogers, who Js spending several days there. fcdgar wight, reliable Jeweler. tf Eat where the eats are good. Gusher Cafe. tf . Field blankets, hospital blankets and .avajo Indian blankets at U. 8. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. Guests at the Hotel Medford include G. M. Rowan of Boston, Mass., R. T Reber of Seattle, J. L. McAllister of Salem, E. Galena of Chicago, S. C Brooks of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs G. W . Haueock of St. Paul, Minn., and V. W, Grant of Astoria. nut for a real dance Eagle Point. 276 Will J. J. Fitzner coaimunicate with Box 3, Mail Tribune. Important. 276 Body pine 2.75 per tier. Phone 551. 279 Jim sif V-W w J ment Btor are about completed and afterno11 for l Anglos hr Mir! .li . x . ... . (11 niiiml K a ... mn l.. .4..- .. . U ...i . ! mo i-uajuui m liil WIllHT. Boys' suits $3.50. Will 11. Wilson. 270 Body pine 12.75 per tier. Phone 551. 279 lunch. The the members of the lodge outlining the at the f1 Baptist church Saturday arternoon at 3:30 to women only. Dance at Eagle Point Sat night. 276 Shakes, shingles. Medford Lbr. Co. Mrs. Tom Norrls and Mr. and Mrs. Will Xorris arrived the first of the week from Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Will Korris returned to their home in that city Wednesday. The trip was made over the Green Spring road which they report is In nearly im passable condition. Good heavy work shoes 2.50. Will H. Wilson. 275 Ivory at cost Wight the jeweler. Will parties having left boxes and other articles in the storage room of the Medford Bldg., without identifica tion marks, kindly remove same. Otherwise they will be disposed of as remodeling of this space will com mence this week. ' ..C. Pulliara, mechanical and lubri cation expert of the Standard Oil com pany wTto spent yesterday In this city on business returned to Portland this morning. ' For this week only at Medford Phar macy, Main and Central, two hot water bottles for the price of one plus 5c, 276' Officers dress shoes reduced from $7.00 to $5.50. O. D. mackinaws re duced from $9.50 to $7.00. One sheep skin lined moleskin aviator's coat re duced from $13.60 to $9.90. U. S. Army Goods Store, 32 South Central avenue are being held open In preference to Medford people. Any kea! parties in terested can have complete Informa tion by applying at tho offices of the company in the Medford Bldg. 275 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Garrett who re turned recently from a two years resi dence In Honolulu and who have been visiting Mr. Oarrett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Garrett, leave Sunday mor ning for San Francisco. A new and complete stock of ma chine needles. Deuel's Art Dent Syltex Rope silk black and colors. Free Instructions. Deuel's Art Dept. Army and navy underwear, shirts and drawers; shirts double breast and back, all wool, $1.40 a garment. U. 8. Army Goods store, 32 Central Ave. 8o, Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetiere, 20 S. Fir street upstairs. Phone 918-W. 285 O. M. Speck Is among the Medford business visitors In the state emtro polls this week. This office is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., UHed on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf I have what you're looking for. Stylish, dejiendable clothes from $35 to $50. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. 277 Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Don't "Baby" Corns Don't pet nnd coddle, nurse or "doctor sucU onnoylng Joy klllora. lianlKh them quickly, pulnltwbly, forever with "GETS-IT" Not only hsrd corns or soft corns but ery kind of rorn or cullua surrenders to (Jetn-Ifunil peeU rliililnrr. It lake? Junt u few Keconils to stop thtt pain with two or thr drop. Go to your tlrneirlBt today. Met a Imttls of "Oets-It." Your money back If It fulls to peel them off. !'-; I bv iiiiinoim, ,)o8t but a trlllD. . iawriiuv i. to, Mt CUciiyv. Crescent orchestra at Eaglo Point 27 A. O. Waha, assistant district fores ter in charge of operation, and J. L Peterson, grazing examiner, are con ducting a series of forest ranger meet ings this week at Eugene, Roseburg and Grants Pass. More efficient metb odu of handling the forests and range appraisal are the two subjects chiefly unuer consideration. Rangers from the Cascade, Siuslaw, Siskiyou, Crater and Vmpqua national forests are in attendance. 'Trench mirrors 10c at U. S. Army Goods store, 32 Central Ave. So. Vulcan auto springs, guaranteed Billings Shop, S. Riverside. tf The Southern Oregon Lumber Co. will offer good 2x4's at their mill at end North Central at from $12 to $15 tor balance of month. tf! E. A. Geary of Portland Is stopping over in this city today visiting friends while en route rrom Portland to Klam ath Falls. Iieef, pork, mutton and chickens, small fryers, roosters and hens. Box 11, Public Market Saturday. 275 Eat where the eats are good. Gusher Cafe. tf Eogar Wight for low prices. tf Try our Shasta. Hut for merchants a real dance Eagle Point. 276 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE First class second growth fir wood, well seasoned, in carload lots. $5.50 per cord f.o.b. Leland, Oregon. Geo. Swan, Leland, Ore, 2S1 FOR RENT Modern house $20. Hurd, Tel. 42. : : K. 1 1. 276 INDIGESTION, GAS OR BAD STOMACH TAKEDIAPEPSIN" "Pape'a Dlapcpaln'' no proven Itself th'e surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence, Heartburn, Bour nes, Fermentation or Stomach iJis- tress caused by ar idity, A few lab- lets give almost lmni'Jdlato stomach relief and shortly tho stomach Is cor roofod so you can cat favorite foods without fear. Itrge caso costs only few cents at drugr storo. Millions helped annually. Adv. FOR RENT Modern 6 room cottage, close in. Inquire 20 S. Fir St. Up stairs. 276 WASTED Medford lot or bouse and lot. Give price and terms, size, loca tion aiid all information in first letter. Carl J. lirommer, R. 3.. 2H0 FOR SALE Piano in good tone, on account moving, cheap. Write Ilox . 9, Central Point. 2S0 FOR RENT Seven acres bearing orchard at edge of Medford, reason able. For terms phone 827-W. 277 FOR SALE Ashland Income properly, will trade for Medford home or acreage near Medford. 20 acres fine garden soil for sale at a bargain. Terms. 5 room modern home, some fruit trees, will trade for Ashland homo or sell at a bargain for cash. A real bargain In furnished house, paving paid in full. Terms. C. S. UUTTERFIELD, 270 Zane Grey's "To the Last Man" Just Oat and a good one. All popular reprint fiction reduced from $1.00 to 75c. Medford ' Book Store 34 N. Central St. ECONOMY- CROC LIU THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE While a good many food prices are showing signs of advance, some are coming down, and the following regular not spe cial! prices are in effect: Carnation Borden's or Alpine Milk FBI A UA DANCING at the NAT Saturd'y Night Tall Cans now 10c Crystal White Soap is at the old pre-war price .'i . . .', Flour is going up rapidly and . r now is a good time to buy , Be sure to get our price on Sugar Gates & Lydiard