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VACT) TWO MTCPFOTCT) MATTj TRrRTTNTl. MTCDFORD OTJEOOK. AYTCDXESDAY. JUXE 2. 1022 J s ) i Focal and LJ Persona f In accordance with Uio decision of the city council the large "Medford Gaitewny to Cratar Luke'' sign on toi of the city hall will he illuminated nlght'by a spotlight, located at the to of a telephone ixde across the street o;khUs the front .of the city hall. This illumination will be maintained nightly until-the end of the Crater Ijike sea 'son, and the eoun'cllmnn deem It wil Hid lijlli Medford and Crater Lake in the Avay of advertisement and public ity. Introducing'' Plckard Studio hand ainted china exclusively at Martin teddy. f v Come and dance in the New Open ir Pavilion at Jackson tlut Springs, Saturday nite. 87' ,; At the meeting held June 27, 1922 the board of directors of the Califor nia-Oregon Powor company declared the regular dividend of one dollar sev enty-five cents per share on the ore ferred capital stock of the company payable July 25, 1922, to stockholder of record on July 15, 1922. This divi dend Is for the quarter ending July 15 J434!. and amounts to $:!8,850. -waturday is the last day to pay assessments without penally. 8 Typewriter for rent. X'horio 1259-11. , .. . , v or '8: Arriving Hi tJicr city tills morn the private 'liariior Buperlntcntii' nliiff in (ielit 1 I,. Kins oT Ute Portland division, at Inched.? train No. 13 were Mr. King, J. H. Mnlchay, general freight 'agent. and John M'Scoft, genernr'p'assengor ugont, ot the" Pdrtlnnd division of the Southern Pacific. The three officials spent the day here mixing with the business men. and this noon Mr. Mul chay delivered an nddress before the chamber of commerce forum on the S. P.-Central Pacific rallrond situation Fine- white' canvas military heel $1.50 value, now $2.25 while they last The Uootcry, cor. Main and Dartlett ; 85 Siskiyou minora! water, wholesale and retail, tjrown & Brown. 108 Miss Marie Myers arrived home yeB- torday from Portland whore she had been visiting friends and relatives since the cldse of the U. of O. The mysterious key. Mordoff & Woolf. ' 84 Dry clean now and be ready for the -1 til. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phono 474. 401 S. Riverside. - SB' Only two days' more and the official season for Crater Lake will be on. The road is open clear to tho lodge for nntos, and the lodge' is now ready to care for all edniers.v V- Come nnd".dane(! in the Now Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday nite. ! ,'., 87 Fire Insurance: Brown ift White.' '. ' Certification of $400,000 In bonds for t ha -.Eagle Point Irrigation district fn Jackson county wns approved by the stnte Irrigation securities commission Tuesday.." The issue will be used In the imprpvomont of the district, In eluding the construction of a canal 18 miles'' In length; through which water be diverted from Big Butte creek to the 6200 acres includod in the (lis trlct. No storage of water wilt be re quired, v Everywhere you look you bcb Chevrolet. My wife and family havo loft my bed and board and I will not herenftor bo resiionsible for any debts Incurred by them.. C. M. W'olgamott. 84 J. J. McMahon, deputy state motor trnfuc inspector, arrived here Inst night from t,he north where ho had been on duty some time, and will look after auto law violators here for period. In (.rants Puss on Monduy night he flicked up five people for vlo- latiens of tha traffic laws. Three were caught speeding, ono fullod to dim lighis aniaiifth had no tail light, Grand 4pun dance. Rutin (lay night, llig new vupfcn air pavilion in Lithia park, Ashland. Music unoxcellod. All star orcbfmtrn. - 8 For reuj efficiency in dry cloahing InslBt on,joiijj service. City Cleaning & DyeliiR Co: Phone 474. 401' South ltivorslde. ' 8fi zzr A Spark an explosion; anil Jones new rr whs In flames. He wn too husy Ki'tlliix flic family lo safety, to use his flrt oUnKtUnlier. ' That wbj: n year ago. Jones now carrli-H one of our flrn Insurannt Kllios. Ho. doONn't worry now about fire.' '". ' ' ' " Profit by Jones' experience. Your' tutu may jonio tmor- McCurdy IN&t'BANCE AGENCY. Phone One-TwoTlu-ee Forty persons who arrived at the ljirge numbers of local aiitoifits nndj Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hergner of Ash city aut'i camp yesterday in thirteen antdmir enthusiasts intend to. depart land left this week tor a tour of Cali cars spent last night and this morally: this week end for numerous resorts in. forilKi with. Pasadena as their final at the camp. I the foothills. Many will spend the ' destination, and expect to remain in Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. gsfourtn at Diamond iaiie or crater, City assessments will be delinquent after July first and a penalty of five per cent will be added. 87 I). F. Hillings of Portland Is a guest at the Hotel Holland, as are E. G. Long of San Francisco, Anna D. Jordan 0f,"'e"1 " '" ""u "" Herkeley, Calif.. J. H. nyde of Oakland j musi0' VV 0 ca,er to yo,lr eivery wlgsJ',' .wr. uiiii ails. I. r. ijuwu ui i"6uc Hiver, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hall ofi Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wort man of Los Angeles, E. ft. Bowman and Jack Bowman of Anaconda, Mont., and Mr. and Mrs! "Fred R. Morgan of Seattle. Come and dance In the New Open Air Pavilion at Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday nite. - 87 ! All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. ill feast Main street. ' An annual bonus or $240 for 10,700 government employes was provided for In a bill finally acted upon by con gress Tuesday afternoon. Minor sen ate amendments were agreed to by the house. Tho bill now goes to President Harding for his signature. ' Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale and retail. Brown & Brown. 108 Have you found the "Master Key"? Mordoff and Woolf. 84 ' Maurice Costello of the Southern Pa cific special police department Is a visitor on business In 'the city today. Grand open dance, Saturday night. Big new open air pavilion In Litlila park, Ashland. Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. . si Don't forget that Saturday Is the last day to pay assessments without penalty. 87 Dr. aiid Mrs. W. W. Howard started Oils morning by auto for Los Angeles. They wiU'attend the national conven tion of the American Osteopathic asso ciation. Following the convention the doctor will attend a poBt graduate course In eye, oar; nose and throat sur gery. They will return via the couBt route taking in the redwood forest nnd Oregon caves. ' ' "' ' Dance at Trail Saturday night. 87 Atwnter-Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Electric Shop. . ' 8fl In speaking of fishing conditions around Grants Pass, the Daily Courier of that city, says: "Fishing Is Improv ing in the- Rogue and some fair catches are being brought in. A few forked thlls are beginning to take the splutter while trout are taking the fly quite readily. The water is falling rapidly and Is clearing up, which will insure good fishing' 'soon. Many i steelhoad are reported to be coming Into ,tiie river." ' ' ! ''- ' If you want to keep ' cool with breezes, from' tho Rcjgue 'a pvenln;, come to Riverside community uiun Saturday htte, July 1st. nig danco84' For sale Six room modern bunga low close in,' bargain price Inquire 426 South Ivy street. Mrs. Norman Normlle left for her home at Portland last night after a visit here with her mother and friends since Sunday forenoon. Get pine flume lumber at Big Fines Lumber Co. v tf When In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. Two parties of auto tourists are encamped today at tho Merrick private auto camp. , i .' Grand open dance, Saturday night Big new open nlr pnvlllon In Llthlft nark. Ashland.' Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. 8 Jack Altken had the misfortune to break n rear axle on his Overland tour ing car last evening while he was driv ing west on Main street near Front. The accident occurred In front of Brown's and qullo a crowd gathered about the car. Little damage wns done, the only Injnrod pnrts being the broken nxlo, the rear fender, which was bent as tho loose wheel rolled from under It nnd the brake shoes nnd bands which were bent whon tho end of tho nxlo housing dropped nnd al- lowod thoni to strike the pavement. Don't overlook paying your city assessments this week. 87 TTso our dry clonnlng service for economy satisfaction low charges best work. City Clennlng & Dyeing Co. rhone 474. 401 S. Riverside. 86 Rov. L. F. Belknap Is here from Klamath Falls for a few days on bust neBS. Bearing near and apple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and tip. 1 acre tracts and' up. Easy terms. Near Medford Hlghwny. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. $5.00 siotllghts for your car at the Electric Shop. 86 Mrs. 1). S. Radcllffe and dnughtor Thelma returned Monday from Port land whero thoy spent last week In attendance at the Rose festival. free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street II. A. Thlero'.f. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. W. R. Gaylord roturnod last night rom a business trip by auto to Woed, Calif. The three course plate dinners at the Parlor Tea Rooms over Wool worth's, served from 5:30 to 7 p. in ure the best In Medford. S7 Introducing Plckard Studio hand- painted china exclusively at Martin J. Reddy, Jeweler. 87 In a forum meeting at the Hotel Aslilnnd yesterday, the chamber of coinmerco of Ashland went on record as being opposed to the unnierging of the Southern Pacific and Central Pa cific, and voted unanimously to adopt the resolution. . Try . our merchants lunch. The Shasta. . , The 'mysterious lock. Mordoff fi Woolf. 84 Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson of Trail, re turned from a visit In Portland with relatives and friends: also attended the Rose carnival while In that City. -. Lake. N He sure of your Hall Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Dig dance at Klverslde Community Club, Saturday evening, July 1st. W. E. Stevens, C. M. Celler and A. T. Mitchell of San Francisco are guests, ''tr.et at the Hotel Medford other guests, llicium; . m. mmvuiiiii uuu Jir, tiuu Mrs. W. B. Clifton of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kelthley of Fresno, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Palmer of Sioux City, la., Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scott of Tacoma, W. W. Waters of Nampa, Ida., Thomas V. Whidden of Berkeley, Cal., and Ralph L. Leach of Roe Heights, S. D. ' ' Fire insurance. Brown & White. Grand open dance, Saturday night Big new open air pavilion in Llthla park. Ashland. Music unexcelled. All star orchestra. 87 Attorney Charles Reanies is among the local lawyers who plan on attend Ins the national meeting of the Amer ican Bar association in San Francisco next month, making the trip by auto, severe illness. ,i I Get your mill blocks from the Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. . " '7' We have a blaoi benr ' ros and cougar rug that we will sell-for the mounting charges. - Bartlott Fur Store, 115 West Main street. 'V" tf Attorney James T: Chlnnock of Grants Pass spent Tuesday afternoon in the city attending to business mat ters. ' " ' Dance Eagle rolnt Sat. nite. 85 For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. ' Leroy (Deko) Buckingham, and wife are now on an auto trip to Reno, Neva da and California points and expect to ue gone aboii a month. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. ,. tf Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite! 85 Charles Lake, proprietor of ,a min eral siirlng at Cinnabar Springs, Calif.,! spent a few days last week in. the city attending to business matters, and has made plans for establishing a store there. He reports .that a";good wide trail into the camp is now open, being constructed by the government last winter, facilitating travel. :, Newcomb s special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run, Is $5.75 dumped at your place- for- the large cord load. Orders will bo delivered in order in which they are taken Phone 631. ' - ::- . -.. tf Have you a key to the 'mysterious lock"? .. Mordoff & Woolf. . ' 84 JiVunk; Amy huij returned to, his hold lug's at' llii(bn'.fcree1ri'"after .BDoSdlng a 'counts of days rn tho clty'on business. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nite. 85 Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. ' 'tf There was no chango Tuesdfly In the condition of Uncle George Nichols who has been ill at his home with an attack of malarial fever. sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co, . "!' :' When in need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Among the amateur wireless fans who have successfully constructed a radio outfit Is Byron Getchell, who heard a song and other numbers iilur Ing a tryout Monday evening. A large portion of the juvenile population re enthuslastio over the rndld craze, and mnking or having in operation their own radio plants. ' For good Insurance, you should go to Goff & Yoo,' office with Jackson County Abstract Co. ' ' ; Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction - at Johnson's, Jeweler. ; if Mrs. F. II. Nave and daughter left this morning lor San Francisco where thoy will visit for several weeks., En routo to that olty they will atop -lit Dunsmulr for several day's visit with friends. - .. - Lime for sprayi Medford Lbr. Co.' Hemstitching, Picoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. .... Handicraft Shop. ; , tf Safety first lnsuro with Redden & Canaday. Phone 720. - ' 1 tf Mrs. W. J. Roberts left this morning for an indefinite- visit In San Francisco and other California cities. 11 This office. Is 'prepared to. prinw ledger shoots, bills, etc., used tin the bookkeeping mnchlnos. Don't give your ordors to traveling men and bnvt them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. ; tf oacrlfice sale, Medford . home and living Income only $1000, balance. like rent Gold Ray Realty Co. . , .. i A lnrge attendance of local farm bureau members Is expected In the city tomorrow night to hear' the ad dress of George A. Mansfield, presi dent of the statu farm' bureau. Presi dent Mansfield will discuss the general local, state and national conditions In agricultural lines. ... 11. For Sale nest home made cakes. pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman. -- 84 Get plno flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. 1. , ! ,'.' It i.' tf Safe. Milk For Infanl & Inralkb NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for Air Aces." Quick Lunch ot Home,Office,an4 Fountains. Atk for HORUCICS. Avoid Imitation h Substitute! tne neighboring state all summer. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. 8S Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. "..,' ' Misses Lillian and Ruth Sherwood of Cedar Fails. Iow a arrived In this city today to spend the summer with their aunt, Mrs. C. C. Van Scoyoc at the latter'g home on South Orange Buy Me(, home Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. - Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler." ; i : ( We are watch specialists. . We guar antee results. JohnBon, Jeweler. tl Charlos Furnas of the Medford Ser vice station has been confined to his home for two'days past and Is still unable to lie out and around as the result of a severe summer cold which many people have contracted recently. Lathing, shingling, re-shingling work guaranteed. Crawford, rear apartment 322 South Central. ; 87 Safety first! Let 113 loofc your car over, adjust brakes.'- fix lights, etc., before the Fourth. Riverside Garage. 84 No tourists registered before noon today with either, of the automobile in formation bureaus maintained in the city. Many stopped and asked for maps and information, however. . It is difficult-to get them to renister as the process requires a little 'time and tourists are always in a hurry o get to the next stop. At least so say Messrs, Callahan and Hnzelrlgg who are in charge of the local bureaus of 'the Oregon Tourist Bureau and the Oregon State Motor association, re spectively. . . When better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Tomorrow night, June 29th, the Mod ern Woodmen of America camp of this city will hold a special meeting at Althea hall, tor the purpose of Initiat ing a class of forty new members. The camps from Gold Hill, Central Point, Talent and Aslilnnd will be present to assist in the work. An enjoyable even ing can be expected and after the con clusion of the lodge work refreshments will bs served in the banquet room. The 'Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4. '-.- :-.' 8s j J, J-J.' McGee 'rind V. G. McWilliams of .Ashland were in- Medford today boosting for the celebration in the Granite City on July 3d and 4th. The first day is Ford day and will be a big occasion with a Ford parade. Ford stunts and , races. The grand prize will be a, fully equipped, ready-to-start new Ford' touring car. Watch for tho Ford day program in -tlrls paper. Ashland people will outdo for mer occasions this year, say .the pro-; moters. Everywhere you look you see 1 Cnovrolet. tf Your growing grain, ra It Insured? See Holmes, The Insurance Man. Mr1, and Mrs. Harrv Tomlinsnn of AshlaRd left Tuesday for Atlantic City, N-. J., where Mr. Tomllnson is a dele gate to the national meeting of the Elks lodge. They will also visit af Mr. 'Tonillnson's former home in Pittsburg, Pa., and in Washington, D. C, New York and other eastern cities, being absent five or six weeks. . 'V Notice We Invito- everyone Interested In better education to see I. C. S. Educa tion Exhibit at Springer & Lee, 105 West Main. , s9 .y ' - - . Announcement I wish to announce I have leased a part of the John C' Slgrior building at 241 North Fir street, and will operate a produce business under the name of Johnson Produce Co.. and will buy for cash. most anything from moonshine to hides. jiDGAR JOHNSON'. .;' r ' . ' 85 Notice All Odd Fellows' and Rebekahs are invited to attend a dance at Jackson Hot Springs, Thursday evening, June 23th. 84 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WVNTKD Married couple for ranch work: no children. Mall Tribune, Uox.100. ' j ' ' tf $H SALK Shcepr' See Will Gentry, : one mile, east of Tolo. Also wants - pasture for si-.eep. 90 j mm wnu Zanc Now r a vine . .. jo roMi; s.mitn.w Harold Lloyd in "Among Those Present" Y1C1 CAMPERS MEET THURSDAY TO MAKE PLANS The list of boys who are signing up for the Y, M. C. A. summer camp grows longer each day. More than 40 are now enrolled, with a very fair prospect cf bringing the' number up to the half hundred mark before Sat urday, which is the final day for en rolling and paying the camp, fee.' Ashland, Talent, Central Point and -Medford will bo largely represented, with smaller delegations from Oak Grove, Griffin Creek and Phoenix. At a meeting of the Medford Y. M.j C. A. committee 'Monday night, the details of transportation were work-' ed out. Private cars will be used to haul the boys as far as Trail. From this point the hiking will start, only the truck carrying the supplies and such 'cars as carry bed rolls proceed ing to the camp site. A meeting of the boys of Medford and vicinity who are planning tp go will be held at the Library Thursday night at 7:30. A half hour will be' devoted to answering the unimport ant but vital questions that every boy will want to ask. A similar pep meeting was held at Aashland last night" with a good turn out of boys and leaders. 'Latest Arrivals at f Auto Camp Grounds " There was, a general clearing out early today of auto tourists, both the 4 0 persons who arrived yesterday in 13 cars and those who had been stop ping over for a day or so, in order to get well on tjieir way to the next stop before the heat of the day came. The- arrivals of yesterday were as follows: , O. C. Patterson and four of Phoe nix, Ariz., touring north; Leroy Lyall and six of the Imperial Valley, Calif., on their way north;- Mr. Fieney and two of Gold Hill, spending the day here; R. Tung and one of Kellogg, Ida.,- on the way to California; Joe Glynn and one of Seattle, on wav back home from a California trip; V.' A. tirdsall of Redlands, Calif., on. way to Long eBach, Calif.; C. E. Cook and one of Seattle, on way home from California; T. D. Weed and two of Seattle, returning home from a Cali fornia trip; F. S. Caly and one of Portland, on way home from Califor nia; G. C. Warrick and three of Seat no, en route to Lob Angeles; Allen Shattock and thre of Juneau, Alaska en route to Los Angeles; J. F. Long and thro of Herkeley, Calif., here vis iting the city. ' he attracted ' attention BEAUTIFUL hair always attracts attention. And you can have Ibeautiful hair with the new Wildroot treatment, even though it is now straight, dull, lifeless and even full of dandruff. WILDROOT Hair Tonic am Liquid Shampoo For salt by, stilx3's nnru stohk 'hone. li2T ;u K. Main Medford, Oro - - THK SAN FKANVisrO HAV1XUS AM) LOAN SOnKTV r?( r.llifnrnin SfrtPf Sun VrnmAti.n Minion Branch, .Missimt ami Twenty-first Sts. Park-PraiirJio Dltt Branch. Clement nnd ?th Av. riaignt Mreat Branch, lUiKht ami llehvUrc His. j Vnv the hall vr emiinr June 30th. 1022, n I Itviileilil liJIH hovn ili'darei! :it trm nit nt fnur and one-quarter per cent per annum on aV itonosits. iiHViilile. on mi.t uftor .Inlv Ik. ,1031. Diviiietnis not tiled for arc added to tho fleMwit ucrouiit umt earn dividend from July 1st, ' l!'2'2. IH'ptmitK made ott or before Julv 10th, i will earn interest fn;m Julv 1st. li22. !KO. TOUHXY. Maniiger. ' ' J 3d Z ANE GREY'S "WILDFIRE" MOMMMCE CLAIRE ADAMS, CARL CANTVOORT, and JEAN HERfHOLT iry story tliat menus net ion a clean 1 s TERRILL'S RECALL NOT YET FILED The petitions' clrcinai!d for the re cal of Sheriff Charles E. Terrlll. and the nomination of D. M. Lowe, farmer and fair exhibit expert, to make the race against him, had not been filed with the county clerk up to this af ternoon. Tho county cleric said he was informed the petitions were to be filed Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, but they failed to materialize. It is not known what is delaying the petitioners, as they have plenty of signers 1600 names having been se cured the first day, according to re ports. , Salmon Kim lncrenscn. ,. ASTpIllA, Ore.; June 28. The run of salnion appears to be increasing in direct ratio with., the fall of the wgb Jor the dqy Your day's work is shortened and made easier when you have a good oil cookstove. Burn Pearl Oil for fuel and you no longer have coal and wood to carry or ashes to shovel out. You work with a clean' con trolled heat that is concentrated directly un der the utensil where it is needed ' and your kitchen is kept cool and free from dirt. Pearl Oil is the clean-burning, uni form, economical kerosene refined and re-refined by a special process. ' Dealers everywhere. Order byname -Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARL KKEROSENE)'- HEAT AND LIGHT DR. R1CKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROITS USED Broken Ionses Accurately Duplicated ii'AlTTUHY O.N 1'KHMISES BOH K MnJn. Uwutii Fashionable DRESSMAKING Experience In all branches, i . Designing ot all kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders. DOS V. 10th St.' Phono 355-Y MAIL YOUR FILMS TO , ; SWEM'S STUDIO 217 E. Mnln St. Medford VNOEU atmosphere and all that a plctur THE TITLE : , ,;- . fOMlXCJ SATI HDAY Anna Q. NUsson in "What Women Will Do" MICE SHIPS our FIRST CAR CHERRIES WENATCtHEE, "Wash., June 28. j Tho first carload of cherries was shipped out on Wednesday, Juno 28. The car consisted of a littje mora than 1000 20-pound boxes; of t Bin cherries and was shipped to the Twi CItlos, from where it will probably be forwarded to some other eastern points. The car was loaded K. A. Ted ford and company. and the.Tchor rios were grown in the vicinity. of Wonntchee. . The car, is a little later than usual on account of the late, ness of tho senson, tout now that .the ice has been broken, i li is expected that they will go rapidly. . r : -wW freshet waters farther up stream, ric cordinK" to fishermen who report an improvement in tho run, although' it is still slack. The Chinook salmon taken average about 20 pounds. WANTED By AVeed LuiiiImt Company, Weed, California, Timber Falters to contract combined falling, bucking and limb ing. Good earnings can be made and living conditions are of the best. Cot tages are available for families. - In terested parties communicate direct with Weed Lumber Company, Weed, California. j - Iy Cleaning, DyelnK,' Presslne, " Kepnlrlnjr. : V ' -; S. W. FORSYTHE I)VKU AXU CLEAXEtt ' Prompt service and prices the lowost consistent with first class work. Phono 1HI. Shop at 110 Mistlotoo Medford Athletic Club ' .-.. .,,.. I iiiiiu n niKer s Kntranco In alloy. )ien 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. anlIJ-.,"-Hot and cold showers. Massaging. 1 ' k. o. non iik6wx. Mgr. Miould bo. fOIL 4nJ STANDARD TliVrml COMPANY 0 n
