Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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    MKDFOHD TATT, TIMfUfXR. MKDFOf.MV CIMXION", SATITHD'AY. 'ATM? Hi V. 1022
VCF, FTVtf
"REViVE" EFFORT
10 GET A GOLF
MEDFORD
Inini out thrmiKh Inability Id m nny
jthlmt In (lit rut in n. 'I'tit'ti mm tin y Did
! bookkeeper plucked up -.in UK", Vhut
wiih n m reward in us mnrtlliiK w the
picture In drum-tile. 'Tin, Tim tf-illar
IUInii" Im am iiilitpliitlim (if Vtur II.
Kyno remarkably lifelike story which
many if our rend era roinoinbor. Tim
rlmtiiclois ii ni kkhiiIiih ii ii ( Hid iti'llun
Kiip yuu wlih U fidelity to truth.
It la appearing nl Urn I'uku fur three
day HlitrtliiK lod:iy,
Only 75 More Members Arc
Needed to Assure Establish
ing Orcjaniation Without
""Debt Golf Club Recog
nized Tourist Magnet.
Famous Author Who Recently Fistic
Duel With Artist, ai d Wife
cial.Io plonei r, who was ut ono time hunUn d lienrt to one of tin; lilxon aitate. They had tin spendles the
ii near neighbor, or lived tli the Mnm I broth ra of Frt Klamath. I ctlil putt winter In I.os Angch'S, and Ut: on
range of country In nn early d;iy, allwirn the price, per hi ad, i.r coiull-j tin ir wny home, About. tho annul
The or.nnlnitlon cotiinilllmi of Ihe
propound li. If club fur Jnckaon i utili
ty met Thutaday for lunch nl lh"
Medford hotel to prepare fur the
lrliiK in tn lit ii to bring Hiu iiicin-hei-ahlp
lint tu autUiiriit sine to ur
runt going ahead with tlio rlnli. Over
iniu hutidiad cltlm-n linvn already
mikiibiI up I'Ut befuru uny itefliill no
llmi inn le t till eii toward ufipilrliig
property nnd i-onati uitlhg n, golf
rounw, tlie coiiitilc iuuhI have
Signed Up IfT.ttlO, When III" new
Uu,f (lull III formed lllli committee
fiH-l thiit It hi nut l fren from nil
ilnlit mi i Imt Iher.i will Im nothing liul
IlinllltvlVinen cost tu rhnrgo agnlnat
the d vii B. Ii ml thu keep lliem im low
nn poaalhle. In tinier tu rutin the
"lulled nilloUIlt I hel l) lllllat lie alglf
t-d up on hundred and ev-nty fit.
iniMiiberahlp at unit hundred dollar
each.
lluylim tt iitcmhcrahip In tho pro
poaed linlf rind In buying smut-thlng
.of IntiKlblu Value. It u nut a ihnrlly
f gift of nn hundred dollars, nor I II
like nn ordinary Iniilnllnn ft. Kveiy
liieinliemliiii in n aim re i.( non-nama-a-ahlc.
notl-dlt Idclid paving, stock III
on oiKiuiiMil.in owning ronaiderahle
real unit pi'iamml property. After
th tiiemhemhln limit ha Inch
rvichd itiiynMn Ueirln tu Join mut
Imy niiii of the rxlullnit m-iilrtil
linr. In order lo heroine n full
fledK"1 iiieiiiher. Thin Klvm old
lui'mlwrii nn iiimrtuitlty to e thrlr
uliare, i.r iiienihetnhlii, nhould the)
denim to rvalnn.
Tho hlii.ry of pvury fi.ilf luh or
Knnlud on till tiiutin In that thu mar
ket Value of (ne IneinlH rhli h.ia
atendlly Im n aed. Thla Ik ijue to
two ihum'i. Fliat, lli iklNtrni'v of
tli tltilf rlnli Hon nlny rnl-d the
vnlim o( ndj'lnini properly ond
hen i.i. thu a,UM ot tho 2df iluh'a
own propel i y. Then. tiq. na th rmu-
inuiiliy Hrnw'N inoi .rui ilealr l
julll the (lull, thu wolllhl! Hat iroH
nnil I Im meinU r-hlpa nir nimiii ut n
premium.
An e auloinnlitle inuniif ae(uir
fitim lieiii.ii, (uW 11 vl iik ut Hnntu
IWirlrtita. an Id III nl ten ''! I ai uKn, he
luduii-t 4 no up pen I tl iv(e
irld tif j.tiri m nif itoif Hub near
fNMrnlt nt nn ipma. of lion. Thn--year
a Inter h auld tl.nt meiiil-ruhlp
fur lisoo. Then upon n alnitlur In
duertneiu ho )olne( nnother cluti t
like Cuat of 1900. Thrre )er
nflerward hn mild (hut mriiilMM hlp
for I2I0Q. All (hla lime he hod never
phi yed tha i ii me. Now he helonna lo
mill another dub and will not aril hi
inemhei nhip nt nny irleo Iutuum h i
hiia aiiirle.l tn pluy nnd. tlkn nlnet.
ntnii out of rvrry humlrnl who tiiko
It up. ha finda that gulf la nn Incur
a hla dlaimae.
Tho piHipp. nt Houthern Oreon do1
not rritllto what they ar mlaaln in
not having- a .md Kolf Krouinla. , Mil.
Ilona of people a. re ptuylnif gulf nil
over the t'nlled Hlutea. miiro people
Uiun nre jIiIiik nny other Kiitne. The
itniwth nnd popularity of unit In Oil
rail nl ry nn ronlly m.irvi hma nnd only
linderatoud when oiii you lk It
lip ynurai If. The moat Iniaraatlne
reiiture of thin growth la thnt the
entnn InriR K' (enaej tn ha a rlrh
Innn'a Cimr and linw the miijorily of
th "fiina- Aie men nnd women who
work for wan not great enough to
bp dignified by tho lenii "mlnry.V Aa
far na n. timl parth liaillon la ron
cirnH. golf la now thr Nnllonnl
giinio.
Thri g prolmlily not flnolher town
na largo na Med ford In thn t'nltcd
Ktalea trial ha not Ita golf dub.
Surely Jiurffann county will not fall
behind Iff tho iniH of progi-ran nnd
remain wllhntit n unit club wherii It
cltl.inN run rimy tho new niillonul
gitino, 1
At tha Rlalto
Vrvtl rTluDo'g poiiiilnrlly nmong nil
HiutrnKMra la uniiuimtinneil nnd ttirro
la nulurgtly Krut IntKinat In Hie on
li'iuiii'i'iiiutit Unit lui wltt U(i'.'ir In hla
iii"t rnciifit iiiolinn.pli'turo nrnUuctloD
ll.ii Duke of ( lilintiey llultn" ut tlx)
Itlnlto lliealro fur nn (inKnXomunl of
lliroo ditya In KltmliiK t-iniorrow.
APPLEGATE
U 7A -zl ttL -
mrm HW i;
my MA l; .....
fi-w mile dlHtiini e between nef Khbori ' Il'iim of Iho ril'
did not amount lo muih, su they, ;drM. Vm. Uurjf nnd her ion who
tould get together nnd talcj a, huntjv about iS irup.-i frum lier, near
or meet ftt thf hoc in I gnlhfrliiga. They ( thR 'r:Lter likc hU'h-.v.iy, v,un dolus
' neighbor, nnd they had u very j 0t 0f trading with i nrKj I'.rouii
pli iinant vlnlt tdifi'lhi r w hiic tho allure 1 an,i oi,a Hiituiilay. I ;i!n. met. Mr.
rlrlvir waa urrnriglhtf hla mull, nod ! M(,r,re, thn rrr:n wln hud the tooln
tunhlig on hla fuirel poat nnd bug-j nnd rudkitor moh-n off of his rnr
guge, for be hnd lliret or four jma-1 m,mo in hi tlm; ago. JK wan gii
aengera rxrwi their buggiige, nnd with lung upp::e for th.r culinary d-
oli!y n Kord car, for that la about ; part incut of tho V. & K. railroad
thu only enr ho ran uao now between
hera nnd Derby, it taken lr,nj pack
ing to get it all on nnd ho often hna
Mr, uml Mra. John IVrnoil nreom-
imnlod hy Mlag Kvii Couch nnd Wnllor
Mllla attended church In Mi ilfiml Run
duy.
1li I'tti'lflc riiiciir Co. in I ii hna) m
Niiniod (ixrutlon nftcr lonn dolny.
Artln-w Chrlati dhcd nnd fnmlly nr-
lived (Saturday fnun Iiiir lliigrh to
Ink Miaaloii of Wni. t'ltM'g plnre
wiilcti ho lui rntm!.
Punch" KHrat waa nUcr.t from
achool Monday,
Tha IiIkIi "h! nartv given nt Thna
MiH'a I'lldny ovonlng waa ll altrnd 1,01 -J 01 " linil 'aT'r '"") iin tam-n upon ineir recent r-
ml. Kvnryhody preaent hud a Kood v'ra ru" H'wiiuiu win-rn .nr. Vinson nan, nrcorumu to n!wsiiartT put
tlmn. A dallgbtful lunch van aervel I'lmiM-ir irtroiiKh courao or iitiyaicai c iitun. For utor.ta ol ristic ' duel te
nt midnight. twi'fin Mr. WUaon nnd follow toDinan, am tvrpnt n'W dUpatchpa.
Mlag lllld Wlckatrom anent 8ntur-
day and Sunday nt Wm. Hoad'g a thn "tut man wag up In thU nclgUh' r-
Kural of Mlaa Hloaa tin Hand. I"d Tueaday nnd brought a man out
Aualln fougi of William crwk Is t' t Mr. Koukuy ranch with the
working for I-4't l.ayton. lnt ntlon of trading.
Dick and lllll Head roturuod lt fhnrha Denrmond rcturnod homo
ik from thn llllnola Vnllpy wlmru lt weak from MoxIcd.
they lifirn boon working on a UIV u ir nmi sir. J. Mnut were up
rohlfm t for Rubnrt Klnloy. In HnK!c Saturday to iuo Mr. Lucua
Mlaa I'imiI will dlritct thu wlng aimut Ketilng a um rlilcka and also
rlriin at Ap'leg.-it a.-hoid liouan not calld on Mr. and Mr. W. C. Chip-
Monduy hnd Tuoaday. Kvaryono U h'1'.
cordially Invited. Mr. and Mr. Scbrean gave ft dance
wrlghing thn milk and grnin that i
fed. That la a fine arrangement, u
It tm hva the children to be exact,
nnd methodical In. not nnly.thnt one
thing, but In othT nc'N of llfo. W
wlah the three hoya whua numea 1
have accurrd, aucc In their undor-
Inking, but will bo glad to have each
of them rwelvp a hnndnom prize.
Mr. 'J. V. Harvey and four chil
dren inri.e In Saturday night at a late
I hour from nonr Jd.nmth Kali on
fool. They had come na far aa Med
i ford on the train, and atnrted out
lo leave puanengera on account of
tho horrlbl condition of the road.
In addition to Mr. MrOill being here
for dinner, W'O hud three cithern hero
tor dinner.
Wo hnvi had anotlwtr big cn.lt l
deal In thla aecllon. Tho Huu.hy
brotbera, all except Harvey, and ho
wa not In tin; company, have iIih-pieu-d
of their band of cattle, fifteen
cnip mar Derby. I undcratund that
he la tho cook at that ramp.
Mra, V. J. Afi.-I'hcraoii, the wife
of our new mnnaser of tho T. E.
Nlchola more, went to Portland the
flrnt of tho week to nttend to busl
neai affalr.i. Her ulster. Mr. lienja
tnln Tiropby, vv.ig a buiin'.s:' caller
Monday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V, Complon, of
Wi.rialchcc, Wnahingtoii. r.'irno In
Monday afternoon from Io Ani-lea
Cftl.lf.. to H,end a fen- dnv gntherini
time ('. 1:. liyckmun of Nowporli
Ore., nnd Jnmea Coracut at Albany.
Ore., cumo In lo aiiond n. fw days!
in lln iigati) fliidH nnd about thn
mime tinic ChaiUx k.. Hurt a"- n ir.it l
utter and inanuCadurer of Jewelr
of N'cn port. Ore., mine in nnil the
me nil here at llila date, ediiomlny,
Mr. nnd Mra. liny t'urtln nnd Mr.
and rM. ('. l. Clark, and I heir futlil
lie spent thu night fit thn Hunnyaldu,
iSleii I,. Terrlll, nun of our HherHf,
vaa nlio here for auppcr. Ho wa on
iln way up to hla father'-) ranch Juat
above llrownaboro,
ftimu'mber that this Hurnlay ui
CaHter and that tbero will ho ulilob
iervUiN and plcrilr dinner. Sunday
u hool Hue! at 1:30 p. tn. Aftnr
Sunday rhool u ahmt nildesn by thn
upcrlrileiidont, II. . Ctmpticll, and
i llowcd by a abort nddress by Hoy,
dr. King, the Sunday m-hool cvutigo
.Int.
.... ..... ... i . . . . . I. . . r
noy nroQ aprm mo " rnu wan - . f,.ol4l tu.re v.iih aome one in a car,
bin parent. 'heir nelKhliorliood ind all had a good b,.t Kot bewildered on the way nnd
II. . Kill ha returned lo achool llm. i f..und themaelven at a large whitq
after an ahaencs ol fovcral weeka. Mr. rearby wa out from Aalilnnl . Imuau In the night. I did not learn
Kvervtt Kmlth mailo a bualnca trip rrlday to tako hla alaler back for a; who houo It wn. nut tiny could
Ii l.ulf..r.l ,.ihr .lav V a t. "Ol get accommou.iin.il i..r ...i- nusm
Cyril Atkln and lit aunl. Ml UnU a numlier of uc:pl from till
VUiU llogan anetit Huturday and Sun nelghborhwid wont to watch the ball
gami at flania Valley betwwn the j fai)t tilc
''ay at Aoiilegato.
.Mlaa Dlady Itoao aecomianled by Modoc nine and tho Ha in a Valley jilay
Klmo Tlir-wkmorton ami I'aul WrUUt ',l,
nomrd to Grant 'an Hainnlny. ' W. C. Chapman I hnulinn hay from
near Ccnlrat I'olnt thla wn'k.
nnd directed how to come to the
Sunnyalde, where they remained (or
the rat of the r.lKht. and after break-
UTTLE APPLEGA1E
Quite a number of friend gathered
t the homo of Frank Cameron last
There waa a d iili o at tha Iloal.ln
homo Saturday nlgnt and waa cnJ'yuJ
by a largo crowd.
Mr
crwk wer Mm! ford visitor Mondny. I'leaaant uocial tvoniuK. Tho hostesi
Enid Mlddtobuaber la vlaltlnc with aerved IlKht refreshments,
friend and relative tiear Prxipet John Cantrall and family were Sun
'hla week. . day vlaitAra at Mr, ('antral.', moth-
We anj glad to report our teacher, er', Mr. Dora Saltmanh.
Mr. Tucker, much Improved and Mr,. t j, t0mWt and Mr. Vola
Iect to have arhool going again tn a ,ne c,mhot (rove In to Me ifurJ Sun
few day. dy and expect to vlalt for everal
Mr. MeConnle and Mr. Jarno of ju.
VattU and Mr. Heymdda of Medfird L)oyd ,nd Krtrl sTa are Vt.rv enor.
are In our vicinity looking afut rain- tC ln urlngi:,K an(1 pUttin5 up play
n Iniereat. apparatu on the anhool Brouiid. They
ir)t flmltb and It. Yocum came out jave ttlrwulr mn(la a t(,ct(r D,ar(J an(1
from Med font Monday and went on to vaulting standard.
ProaiR-ct Tueaday. Mra. I,. J. Combeut and all her chll-
Clamlo Hngadale I hauling wood dr,, m,,t ln . .irt nf ..muv r.,unon '. ,r" Monday morning.
ttieae wintry nay, i.ueaa peoi io wi.i j,,t Saturday evening. One grand
lecd wood nil aummcr thla year. ilutiKhicr. Ardith CunbeHt wii nl.i.nt.
Mr. I'rlicli.tt nnd family are enjoy Mtlli , Ml.dl0,( t,en(1ias high
lng a vlalt with the for.ner brdher Nhoo. .
'nun Nebrnaka. I Mlna Florence Pool, homo demon-
U!r. 8. K. Albright returned to Md-' ,iratkm ,., -.,. .,. ,.,,,
to meet with tho ladles of the com
munity at Mra. Cyronlu Comhcat
homo, on Saturday. April 23, from 12
to 3 o'clock, li domotiHtrate two klnda
of dietis fornm. Thla ought to bo of
Interent to all ladle who do their own
aewintr. and we sincerely hope every
lady will make, nn effort to bo present.
!,
i " -est n
StREfeN
ft y
iAavArvatL
At tha Pag
Ili didn't liavQ nitich poi'Binnllty
and be ktrugglKd aloni aa bookkeeper
for fifteen dollnra a week. For four
toen years ho had ' been piiunlHcd n
ralHO. It was never fort licom lng. In
the flrat place tho pathetic fluMro had
lacltod rotirnKo to nak for It. His ro
niauio had flourished, but they were
growing old uml goon (ho fliimo might
. USE SLOAN'S TO
EASE LAME BACKS
YOU can't do your best when
your back mid , every mutclo
iirhc with fatigue.
Apply Sloan' Liniment freely, tci'M.
out rubbing, niul enjoy a ponutrativo
bov of warmth antl comfort.
. Good for rheumatism, neuralgia,
spruin and atmins, ache and, pain,
sciatica, sorts muscles, stiff joint ana
the after effect of weather exposure,
'For forty year pain' enemy . As!t
your neighbor. Keep Sloan's handy,
At all drurjglst 3Sc, 7Cc, $1.-10.
Liniment
Mwnyy
tried to explain how she
came in. but all trial ana anew waa
that they came over the hill. There
la a man boarding here. lMs Martin,
who has a house rented nnd
uleeplnir in it, it belongs to George
sod Win. I'Wia, no ha proposed to
lake hla things out "nnd let her have
it. It being the only avnllnblo houao
intown, a.i she timvd Into thut.
Knowing that they and no baggaire
with them. I met the largeat boy and
inoulred how they nianaged to sleep
and he said, 'Oh. wo nil bunched1
mi InrnthfP an,l tlMffi ntir roata lo !
and Mra. Clandu Moor- ot KlK Saturday evening and spent a vryiwran up." They want to get work.
Henry Edwnrda of Idaho, came ln
Saturday night nnd the next morning
started for Hutte Fall, on foot, aa
Iherc is no stage on Sunday. C'hns.
Manning of Peyton a'.so came In and
spent the night, went out to Central
I'olnt. returned for dinner nnd went
home the same day. Clarence PruiU
was a I o a guent Saturday night.
Among tho guesta Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Drew of the
California-Oregon Power Co. L. M.
Cnrr. Ollv Hay. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W.
Huhbs of the Hub shoe store. Med
ford nnd Mrs. O. A. Fields. Medford.
Mr. K. IX Vattn and Florence
Adamson of Trail, were business call.
Mr. Watson is
the husband of the noted candy
innnuf.ilurer, nnd when I naked him
If Mrs. Watson has not been engaged
In the business a few years ago, re
Idled that she had. nnd wss talking
of going Into the business ngaln. She
gave up the husinesa ao.they could
locate on a homestead up In tho Trail
country.
Mr. Ervln McCall. one of tho pio
neers of Prospect, having lived tbvre
for about thirty-five yearn, nnd ays
thnt he expects to live there as long
ns ho lives anywhere on this earth,
come out on the stage Monday, ate
dinner ut the Sunnyslde, Went on to
Medford. the same day, returned to
day. Wednesday, and went on up
home. Whilo here he met' Mm. Wm.
O. Knighton, another one of the ven-
ford Tuesday after a few day visit at
her home near Trail.
Mrs. Will Jordan vlsltml Mr. V."A.
Crnno and Mrs. Hilly Kinsman one day
Inst week.
Mrs, Fred Ituch was a pleasant
caller at Mr. Pauline Ulmoro'a one
after noon last week.
Mr. ond Mr. Roy Johnston motored
to Grants Pass and returned by wiiy of
Medford on Wednesday of Inst week.
Mrs. F. F. drove cnllod on Mrs. Will
Jordan last Tumdy afternoon.
II. M. Oaerecko returned to his
homo on Wednesday of last week from
EAGLE POINT EAGIETS
a. a tp-vun
DAUGHTER HAD
TO HELP MOTHER
lltiyioru, coo county, Where nu linu tho hazardous step and Joined In
gone to see one of his brothers, who Wedlock with ono of our Giiglu Point
wus quite sick with pnetimonlii. but hoys. Cnrlylo Nntwlck. in matrimony
was Improving at lust accounts.
Mrs. Mamie ltrown. a daughter of
M. 8. Wood, nriived laat week from
l.os Angeles, fallf., to visit her father
uud stepmother, I
Another one of our popular young'
indies, Miss until Mchois, has mndo Now Can Do All Her Housework
Thompson Creek school ha boon
closed for awhlln ou account ot sick
ness In tho district.
Mr. nd Mrs. M. F. Itlm-linm mo
tored to Medford lust 8aturday,
"Tho surprlso party given ut the
homo of Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Iluch Inst
Friday was qult well attended ond
all rosirt nn enjoablo time.
M. F. Iiingham and nloco, Mis Alice
Ulnghum were In Grunts Puss on busi
ness Tuesday of lust week. '
, Tho purty given last Suturday eveu
Ins by Mr. Thomas Moo proved quite
a success, whs woll attended, and
I hero wero nmtiHemunta for everybody
ymmg nnd old.
Mrs. Clayton Krolfeer was down
from the mountains to visit friends in
thn volley tils week, i
Mis. Carlf Nanegnn-tooU tt trip to
California to visit hor brother this
Week.
Mr. Chllilem, iho (tolif lllll "real
lust Friday. They were so still nbout
being married thnt but very few
knew of the event, or even where
they were married or who solemn
bed tho marriage, I understand thnt
they are spending then honeymoon
In Portland. Their friends hero are
waiting to rongrutulatu them.
Tho Ladles' t:ivo club will meet at
tho homo of Leroy and Hosa Smith
on Thursday, nprll 1 3th, nnd begin
In curnest lo ninko different kinds of
things to put on tho market at tho
hnsnnr on primary election day, May
13. i
Mr. F. W. Held nnd family start
ed laat Sunday for Portland to visit
friends nnd attend to business nffalrs.
v . II. Ciuiidall, one of our proml-
Alone Because Lyiia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
Jasper, Minn. "I saw in tho paper
bout Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegctablo
l,pnipnund ana toon
it because I was hav
ing such pain in my
stomach and throucn
my buck that 1 could
not do my work. I
had tried other med
icines, but nono did
me tho good that
vour Vejrc table Corn
pound did. Now I am
able to do all my
worn alone while be'
JTorc I had my dauctv
ter staying at homo to do it. I havo
. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii
pent fm-mors nnd orehai-dlsts, was told a number of friends what it has
uiine lor mu ana give you permission vu
use my lotter as a tosumonini. Mrs.
J esse I'ETUiSEN.Kouto l.oaspcr, Minn,
There is no better reason for vour trv
lng Lydia R Pinkham's Veeetabie Com
pound than this it has helped other
women. So if you suffer from displace
ments, irregularitios, backache, ner
vousness or are passing? through the
Change of Mfo remember this splendid
medicino. What it did for Mrs. Peter
sen it may do for you.
The Vegetable Compound stands upon
a foundation of nearly fifty years of
service-,
doing business with our merchants
Saturday. '
The school boys havo organized a
dub nnd are turning their attention
to raising different kinds of animals.
Heath Chlldreth Is trying his hand
nt raising pure bred pigs, liulph
Herat, thoroughbred chickens, and
Rudolph Weldmun, pure bred Jersey
heifer. They havo agreed to go
strictly according to Instructions
from tho O. A. C nnd tho professors
are to send the boys special Instruc
tions ns to what to feed and how to
food. Everything Is to be weighed,
or mensurod thnt they feed, even to1
im liki Mtf, WtWt
Something
New in
Battery
Service
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"WESTINGHOUSE
ATTENTION"
Thousands of new car owners are having their
"eyes opened" to what real Battery Service is.
"Westinghousc attention" is the latest thing in
the way of Service to them. It is unlike
anything ever effcred to you before. It is de
signed to make your battery, regardless of its
make, to give a maximum service and its fea
tures include many things other than the
mere adding of distilled water to your battery.
Nearly two thousand cf the leading: battery stations
in the United States are Riving "WestinRhouse At
tention" today. Half a million car owners are profit
ins thereby and are realizing what this service
means to them.
You can have "Westinghouse Attention" in your
town. Your battery man can place himself in a posi
tion to not only give it to you but to build a splendid
business for himself. Ask him about it and, for full
particulars, suggest that he write us.
Jackson-Bischoff, Inc.
Northwest Distributors
88 Tenth Street, Portland, Oregon
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Free Wiring Plans
by Experts
Any electrical contractor-dealer can be of decided assistance to
the owner in helping him plan to use electricity in his home. The
place for switches, for lighting outlets, for base plugs, floor plugs,
etc., may make a real difference and the size of the wire which
should be used, is a technical matter which few home owners un
derstand. '
This tcclmical service is free for the asking. It adds to the value
of your house to have it properly wikxl, and the work of wiring it
will be materially lessened if the man who does the work has intel
ligent and unmistakable plans to follow.
The California Oregon Power Company
Medford, Oregon
Phone 168
216 West Main SrUet
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