PAflE TWO
ocal and
1 Personal
An attempt was made last hIkM to
raid Knliih Cowglll'a watermelon patch
but Ralph was alert as ubiihI and
caught tlio raiders in the act. llo fired
his siiotKim and the shot frightened
the Intrudera Into talcing to their heels
and niacins a quick gotaway. They
were riding In an automobile and luck
ily Mr. C'owgill gut the nuinlier. He
will be able to Identify the car should
another watermelon pilfering expedi
tion be made.
Mucker Taxi Co., Cay and nlaUt ser
vice. Phono 876-W. City trips 25c. 148
, Piano lessons. Studio 103 S. Orange
Mrs. C. E. Cloble. ' 1
: There will be another one of the
popular and largely attended band con
certs given by the Elks' band In the
city park tomorrow night. It Is under
stood that due to the many requests
for popular music, that the major part
of the program will bo made up of
modern selections.
Nasli Taxi, phone 90. City rate, one
passenger 60e; -two or more, 2!ic each.
130
Dance, Lake Creek, Friday. dlili
. One of Oregon's promising compos
ers Is Miss 1 1 nice Putnam of Salem,
who, In company with her aunt, Miss
Eliznbetlt Putnam, was a visitor In the
city yesterday and registered at the
Portland hotel. Miss Putnam is a
member of the Oregon Composers' as
sociation and this spring whs' present
ed In recital by the Portland Woman's
club In the ballroom of the Multnomah
hotel. Her program included numbors
of her own composition which display
an iintiBiiul gift of composition. Miss
Putnam Is the niece of George Putnam,
editor and publisher of tlio Salem
Capital-Journal, and makes her home
with him. She is a music pupil of Br.
John R. Sites of Salem and lias attend
ed Willamette university. An ontire
article In a rocent lssuo of the Oregon
Magazine, published In Sulem by Mur
ray Wade, was devoted to Miss Put
nam and her aspirations. She has
comiKiHcd since she was a small child
and Also orchostratos some of lior own
works. One of her inmibnrs was play
ed by the Saloni symphony orchestra
at a last season concert and a song
for which she composed the music was
sung by the Salem Apollo club. Miss
Putnam Is a member of the symphony
orchestra and plays the tlinpant. She
Is accomplished on a number of Instru-mentB.T-OreKonlnn.
ivash Taxi. Phone Ofl. Two passen
gers BOc. 130
Hearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at (100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terras. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Robert H, Cook, district sales man
ager of the Associated Oil company
arrived yestordny accompanied by IiIb
family and left for a several days vaca
tion at Crater Luke.
People visiting .the Oregon Caves
may secure the Bervloes of guides for
25c per person. R. M. Mcllveen, 1n
oliurge of the Oregon Caves camp,
employes these guides.
Lime and eemont. Medford Lumber
Co.
Freeborn Gnrrettson arrived last
night from his homestead in the For-'
est Creek district and will remain in
Medford for the next few days.
For good Insurance, yot should go
to Ooff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
Nash Taxi. Phono 90. New Bulclt
cars. How about that location. Call
and let us talk It over. 130
T. A. Raffoty, chler of the Btate traf
fic force Js expected to arrive In Med-
ioiu today artor having visited at
Klamath Falls and Crater nl.ko Tor the
past few days.
We will aellver today large load of
No. i mill blocks, dumped at I5.7R,
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
71 1 East Main street.
This mornings' public market was up
to tlio usual standard which has boon
set by the excellent markets this year.
Peaches were plentiful and largo ship
ping orders Tor all kinds or produce
were rocelved.
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 10. tf
Nosh Tuxl. Phono 90. Country tris
same old rate, 20c mile. J30
C. S. .Reynolds, manager of the Sle
Uorllng Rubber company branch at
Portland Is In Medford on business.
This office Is prepared to print
lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Modford. Phono
us ami we will call. tf
There's a busy Business College In
your home town. . J47
Mesdames James Dalley mid T. W.
Oalley. of Medford, were business visi
tors In Ashlund Tuesday. Ashland
'lidings.
Special sale for one week only com
mencing today or our beautiful bloom
ing Gloxinia plants; Don't miss It, only
25c. Open all Sunday. .Rogue Vnllev
Floral Co. joj
Telrphone Numbers
; to ftemember
" Fire Department
50 '
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
Any Kind
. 123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford JSTat'l Bank
" ' Bldg.
. . - . :;iii''"i",irn WrfMlllI - l.
Janus llhdiop who has the trucking
contract on the Crater Lake highway
between .Modford and Eagle Point was
a business visitor yesterday. I several days visit and during his stayi
lluv Medford home. Pay like rent.1 "ere will look Into matters in connee
(iold Hay Realty Co ti0" 'wltn t,le lorti"" "f tllp 'ocal 'rult
Special sale for one week only con,.'""" which will be handled by the
menclng today of our beautiful bloom- u,"on Pi;lrlc tem- I
Ing Gloxinia plants. Don't miss it, Spoclal sale Saturday and Monday,
nnlv Mrv Omm nil Sunday. HoKuo'Aug. 19 and 21. New army cots re-;
Vnl'lov Flornl Co 127
m.. iv u 7 i,.i ,i.,,i,.nr Mr.;
Jorio Helen liave returned from a plea- Have you tried that big milk shakel
sure trip at the beaches and Portland. 'at deVoe's? tf.
They statu they hud a very pleasant! J. E. Paisley and family arrived yes-i
und enjoyable trip. terday from Portland and will spend
K. E. Dlunchurd. niomuer of the re-.H'e next, few days enjoying a vacation
publican stute committee from Jose-, at Crater Lake. Mr. Paisley Is district
phlne county, was in Medford last manager of the Portland territory of
night to attend the republican dinner. the Standard Oil company.
und was much pleased with the splon-l All summer mlllinery6u per cent dls
illd innntlnir ninl the heurtv support lomit. The Vanity Shop. tf
given by Jackson county republicans; Wlmn In need or sash and doors,
to Chairman Toosse in the ntute cam-1" Wnllace Woods,' 108 or come to
pnlun
Dance, Lake Creek, Friday. 120
Mrs. L. D. Harris was operated upon
Tuesday for appendicitis at the Sacred
Heart hospital. The operation was
successful und the patient is doing
nicoly.
Fire Insurance. Drown tt White.
Dance, Lake Creek, Friday. 120
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.!
Win. II. Nusslmuni.of Lake Creek, Aug.
Mill, at the Sucred Heart hospital.
We have a splendid bargain in a
second-hand typewriter at this office
You enn got most any old thing ntltllilt " win lllst r"r lllllr " century, and
DnVon'n most unv nlrt time. tf'lslve efficient service Ashland Tld-
Mr, and Mi'B. E. A. Moore and son
Donald returned yesterday from Dia
mond Lake after a Btay of twelve days.
You can got it nt DeVoe's. tf
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
Guests at the Hotel Holland Include
E. L. Gage and wife, C. M. McAllster
and wife, D. J. Sldwcll of Portland,
H. A. Church and H. A. Church, Jr., of
Los Angeles, Vernon Copelnnd of Los
Angeles, E. L. Mann and M. 8. Lange
of Portland, O. H. Dickinson ot llolse,
Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hall of
Itupoi't, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Schmltt of San Diego, Virginia Mc
Pherson of Centralla, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Ityun of Centralla, A. J. TIeje of Moul
der, Colo., Gertrude F. Grnntoldt of
Chicago, Arlle Seanion of Portland,
Mrs. Chas. McGowan and daughter of
Susnnvlllo, Calif., J. F. Ehrltt of Port
land, Frank Waltes of Susanville, Cal.,
and Frank Schult of Tacomn, Wash.
French salad ice cream at the
Shasta. tf
' Our method enables us to render ex
cellent service in keeping your gar
ments in good condition so that you
can always appear nt your best. Ap
parel French Dye Works. Phone 223.
G24 North Riverside. 120
Mrs. 10. C, Root and nephew, Marvin
Wick, leave this evening for Portland
to visit Mrs. Root's slBtor, Mrs. L. E.
Dixon. J : ;
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? tf
We carry duplicate Bales slips with
blank headings for uso in any lino of
business. Call 75 for service. tf
Mrs. W. C. Simpson und Mrs. Nellie
corns or independence, Iowa wore
gueBts of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Klockor
yesterday. They were enroute home
from attending the Biipreme temple of
.the Pythian Bisters held at San Fran-
cisoo.
Automobile Insurance, Brown &
White. -tf
Safety flrBt Insure with Redden &
Cannday, Phone 720. tr
Bert Conger wns bitten yosterday
afternoon by a rattlesnake in front of
Walter Howne's place. Doctor Pickol
happened to be there nt the timo and
quickly administered first aid. Mr.
Cougar seems to feci no sorlous ill
efforts from the experience and Is
working again today.
Anyone who has a cash roglstcr for
snlo please call this office 75. tf
' Fifty-eight different forms ot Insur
ance. Holmes "The Iusurance Man."
tf
Dr. D. P. Dunlup of the Fodoral Farm
Loun board of Washington, D. C, Is In
the community on official business and
la making trips over tho valley with
Gwirgo Hilton, Jr., farm loanjnspector.
All 8iimmor millinery, DO per cent dis
count. Tho Vanity Shop. tf
Milk and cror.ni at DeVoe's, tf
Vorn Marshall and family returned
from Newport Wednesday evening
after a two weeks vacation nt the
beach.
Kodak films at Do iroe's. tf
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tf
Miss Olive Calvert and Miss Vorn
Jones or the California-Oregon Power
company left today Tor a three days
stayo nt Crator Lake.
2 qts. ice cream, delivered, 90c.
Phono 09. tr
Goodrich tires and tubos at Colonial
Garage. tf
Miss Jane Hansen of Mann's Depart
ment store is leaving tomorrow for
Eugene for the week end.
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
F. J. Newman mid family returned
Tuesday from a three weeks outing nt
Diamond lake.
When lu noed ot shingles and roof
Inn t'all Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
Everywhere you look you see n
Chevrolet.
Win. Niknlntis of the Medford Phar
macy, and Mrs. Nikolnus left Wednes
day by anto for Portland whero they
will spend a woek.
For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113
West Main street. tf
It is reiKirted that the fishing In the
Rogue lias not been as good as usual
for the iMist three or four duys altho
several of the old experts have come
home with the usual number of steel
head. Tho fishing In the upper reaches
or the river, between Dodge Hrldge and
Trail is reported as very good at the
prespnt time however.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service, tf
MEDFOHD MATL TftTBT'XTC.
j J. A. Nott,
for the I'nion
traveling fn-if-iit agent
acific railroad company
arrived in Medford this morning for a
duced from ?3.95 to $2.9
United Army
Stores, ti Central Ave., So.
12S
711 E. Main street.
Coach Hughes of the Ashland high
school was a Medford visitor yester;
Sash and doors. Medrora Lumber Co.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. ' tf
A new flume has just been complet-
e1 t'10 United Stutes reclamation
service In what Is known us the Klum
ath project in Klamath county where
a vast acreage is being transformed
into highly productive agricultural
r lands. The flume Is so constructed
Ings.
Ida Wood, teacher of piano. No. 42G
South ivy. Phone 778-W. 125
Hurgiiln offer for the Delineator for
a few days. Hutchison & Lumsden.
125
I. T. Spurks, district freight and pas
senger agent for the Southern Pacific
left last night for his home in Eugene
und expects to remain about a week.
Mr. Sparks intends to return during
the shipping of the local fruit crop and
give shippers all possible aid In secur
ing cars and In having them routed.
Speclnl sale Saturday and Monday,
Aug. 19 und 21. New army cots re
duced from $3.95 to $2.95. United Army
Stores, 32 Central Ave. So. 128
Guosts ut the Medford hotel includo
Janet W. Wayne of Salt Lake, Win.
Fleming and wlfo and daughter of El
Centra, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hansen of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Lewis of Portland. C. E. Little and
wife of Seattle, J. F. Mueblenberg of
Portland, 11. E. McClure and Mrs. Mc
Clure of Portland, E. J. Craus of Madi
son, Wis., D. E. Blunchard of Grants
PnsB, Curl A. llarnes of Eugene, H. E.
Aekermnn of Portland, Miss Kntherlno
Winkler of Milwuukee, Wis., Mr. und
Mrs. W. M. Peterson of Portland, Chas.
II. Allen und 11. G. Anderson of Port
land. Mattress work all Wnds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tr
Wm. F. Isuacs has been in town for
two days from Dig Rock lodge and ex
pects to return there tomorrow. He
reports flno fishing. Ills son Dick
caught seven fish In thirty-one min
utes this last weok 'quite- a record.
"A chip off the old block," Mb father
cluims.
Goodrlcu tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
There wore several out of town visi
tors ut the republican banquot last
night at the Hotel Modford. Martin D.
Mowers, druggist from Gold Hill, Harry
K. Tomllnaon, a residunt of Ashland
und manager of the Modford Ice Co.
and Tom Simpson of Ashland were
among thoso present.
When bettor automobiles are built,
nulck will build them. tf
A meeting of tho new Jackson Coun
ty Amusement Co. was held Tuesday
in the office of Architect Frank Clark.
At this timo details wore perfected
for tho Immediate construction of the
now amusement pavilion ut the fair
grounds. Actual work was Blurted
yesterday morning by Contractor Mil
ler and Ills crew and every effort will
be made to complete tho structure in
timo for the biggest and best fair over
hold In Jackaou county,
i Sugar pine shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
tf
Dick Isaacs, son of W. F. Isaacs, loft
yostorday for Seattle for a throe weeks
visit with his mother.
Lllu Hi-own, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. llixiwn who has been
seriously ill for the past three weeks,
has recovered und is uguin up.
Dr. Mc.M. M. Dow returned this mor
ning from a ten days business trip to
Portland.
Mrs. Dell Stonor loft tonight for a
week s visit In Portland.
Ralph Mender, son of Illrani Meader,
owner of the Riverside apartments is
remodeling the rooms over Palmer's
Piano store, for first-class UMirtments.
John llrniilt left lust night for Port
luud for a two weeks visit with his
father, J. A. llrnult.
Mrs. V. Kredrlckson who for the past
two years Iras been residing in Los
Angeles has returned to Medford and
has again taken a place in Deuel's
store. She will be remembered by a
number of people as she worked there
for several years.
Woodsum McDonald will leave to
morrow to attend Mills collogo for the
coming year. Last your she was a stu
dent at Oregon Agricultural college.
Dr. and Mrs. V. H. G. Pierce ot
Washington. 1. C, are here visiting
Miss Nova Lounslmry and her mother.
Mrs. G. W. Lounsbury for the next two
weeks. They have been staying nt
Yosemlte park for a month.
Mae Meadows or Mann's store is on
a vacation ut Dead Indian. She is
expected to return next Monday after
a two weeks stay.
Miss Jean Torrance of Sand Point.
Idaho is here for a two days visit with
her cousin, Mrs. R. W. Clancy.
A. F. & A. M.
A Regular communication J
VV ford Lodge 103, Friday e
r lug, August 18. 8 p. m.
Med-
even
1S7 I,, K. WILLIAMS, Secy.
' time nt
- .l ..J L-..,T,TJ
MF.DFOttD. OfM'CiOX.
ts. M. McAli.sti.r of the Portland
I'nion Stock Yards arrived yesterday
and will lecture tonight at the Valley
View Community ball on "Hogs," and
tomorrow night at Applegate. With
the lecture will be motion picture
slides to illustrate the lecture. All
boys and girls Interested In the club
work are urged to attend as pictures
or specUil Interest to boys and girlB
will be shown at the community meet
ings. George W. Wood, secretary ot the
Central California Poultry association,
will give illustrative poultry lectures
ut the public library tomorrow night
and Saturday.
Mrs. C. R. Spackmun, formerly Miss
Nnna Seely of Medford, is returning
tonight to Portland alter a week's visit
with her sister, Mrs. Howard Grover.
Paul McKee was on a business trip
to Copco yesterday, returning last
night.
B
IGHT
I ai wronce Da v, t li c hard hitting
MS poumKr will tackle Battling
Frick, also 148 pounds In the main
event of the Medford Athletic eluh
weekly Hmoker tonight. Fans no
doubt will see plenty of action and n
K. O. is predicted. This will he Home
go, an both boys are in keen shape
and hit very hnrd.
fiemi-windup between the dUHky
.Sonny Austin, known now as Young
Abo Khodow, will swap punches with
the hard-hitting Joe lllarrell of the
Medford Athletic club at 110 pounds.
Thene boys fought a hard draw last
week, Austin getting n very bruised
nose, so this bout should bo a dandy.
The remainder of the card will in
cludo Pumpkin Draws vs. Raymond
Draws at hemstitch weights. A large
crowd is predicted, as there is plenty
of ventilation for tonight's set-to.
All seats 85c. Two other bouts con
clude the performance. Ladies cor
dially Invited. ' . '
F. S. Uramlon has taken the position
of managing agent for Suerry Products
for tho Koguo River valley and will
lmvo h is headquarters in this city.
Mr. Brandon is an experienced miller
having operated mills at Eagle Point
and Central Point, and is popular with
the business men of the valley. The
Sperry products are popular in this
viclnit v . .
t - A -' - '
Thomas Melghan at Page
George Ade's first original screen
story, "Our Leading Citizen," with
Thomas Melghan in the leading role,
Is dandy entertainment, just as light
and cooling as a mint julep and just us
sure to please. It is probably the neat
est llttlo comedy thut has reached the
Page theatre screen in some months.
The title role was Just made to order
for Tom Melghan and naturally he is
seen to distinct advantage in the part,
that of a happy-go-lucky lawyer who
adores rishing and won't leave it alone
until the girl wakes him up. Then
there Is Loin Wilson as charming as
ever and playing her role to perfection.
Theodore Roberts in the sort of part,
thut he has made famous and l.uclen
Littloflold as a small town editor.
"Our Leading Citizen" is good, leglt
imnte fun, and will be seen ut the Puge
again today and tomorrow.
Northern Play at Rialto
A vital and vivid document of the
frozen north is shown to motion pic
ture lovers in Medford this week as
the attraction at the Rialto in "The
Man From Hell's It Ivor," based upon
.lames Oliver Curwood's famous story,
"The God of Her People." One or the
best casts of this kind of a production,
which has to do with tho Canadian
Northwest and the mounted police, in
cludes Eva Novak, Wallace Merry and
Irving Cunnings. The story Is tense
with action and is different than the
ordinary pictures of this kind, it de
ponds for its npueul upon its abundant
Your Worry
Is Over
The Browniee Mill Is Now
Operating and We Are Book
ing Orders for
SLAB WOOD
Place Your Order Now
Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 76
Bis KocK loilge on Rogue river; Ba
THURSDAY. "AVArST 17.
note of romance Its heart interest
and the fact that It features a dog in
Rin Tin which Is entitled to share
honors with Strongheart of "Silent
Call' 'fame.
"LA CRAXDH, Ore.. Aug. 17.
Kred Crawford, a fireman, was se
verely but not fatully scalded here
today by the explosion of flues In a I
freight locomotive which is believed
to have been caused by their rusting.
.Strike committees meeting Here
deny reports that the shops can take
care of tho heavy repair on railroad
equipment, declaring tho only engine
overhauled wns In Bervle.e lees than
24 hours after leaving tile shop.
An unidentified shop worker wns
beaten by gangsters, wUio, (eyewit
nesses declure, were not strikers. .
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Arrivals at the city auto camp are:
F. W. Butler of llutto City, Cal., on way
to Crater Lake; C. W. Pulse ot Davis,
Calif., looking for a location: George
Clutter of New Custle, Calir., going
home; E. R. Marcy or Albany on way
to Arizona; J. S. Growers or Lindsay,
Calif., on way home from Crater Lake;'
Fred Lnnsdowno of los Angeles on
way to Grants Pusb; Arthur Townsend
of Columbiana, Ohio, going through
Medford on way to Crator Lake; Chas.
Lesley of Los Angeles on way to Port
land ; L. M. Leppar of Portland on way
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Send In your orders for
grapes now. J. A. Manke. Route 1,
Medfoixl. East of Clancy orchard. 1311
WANTED Carpenter. Also general
mechanic. Phone Miravista B97-J-3.
tf.
s
WANTED 75 tons Hnrtlott pears .for
cannery purpose. Will pay $12.50
f.o.b. car. Call room 119, Medrord
Hotel. 1 28
r
Smoked alonr 1500 miles
cf Coast ' ,
CfGAR.'
Chesterfield
2 for 25c
EI Sidclo is bringing you a
quality of Havana filler tobac
cos and shade wrappers which
will greatly enhance the pleas
ure of vour smoking hours.
Ily all who have eaten it
it is acclaimed the bread
food of merit. t merits
your trial after that
your hunger-habit for
good thing's will demand
it. Put it up on trial be
fore your appetite.
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
Pure and Wholesome
1 Siilefo
Ijf
lit
was
1022
i- . r .ni.e- v. M. Troop of Clais-
kanie, Calif., seeking a location: C. H.
Urown of Langell Valley, Ore., locating
in Medford: A. J. KicholU of Sacra
mento on way to Crater Lake: Howard
Mucgruger of Macgruger, Calir.. on
way to Mnrysvllle after a trip '
Crater Lake; Albert Heden of Bend
going home from Crater Lake; O. D.
Jeffries ot Chehalis on way to Ash
land; J. T. Wood or Myrtle Creek on
way to Ashland; Ernest Dew or Drain,
Ore., going to Cruter Ijike; M. A.
Myers, going back to Lake Creek, Ore.;
Dert L. Shigley ot Creston, lowa, stop
ping in Medtord.
MEIGHAm
I :SM:LAST, I
ifTWOj
1 nBT"
Si I lLJ
Included in the cast, besides Thomas
Meighan, are Iois Wilson, Theodore
Roberts, Charles Ogle and Lucien Lit-
tlefield. The story is
typically American and brimming over
with clean fun and romance.
COMING SATI'KDAY '
ltK.KT LY'TKI.L In 'SJII'.KLOnC HOTxMKS'
Also Larry Senioii In "The Star Hoarder"
e'The
Quest of the Beautiful"
That mystic -phrase is the title of a charming llttlo
Illustrated booklet which outlines in a practical,
scientific way, the most natural and effective methods
., for improving jour appearance by; using tho
TIZABETHRDEN
Venetian Toilet Preparations
Venetian Clennnlnff Crram
to. bo UPc lnstijiul of fonp
Sot olonnsiiiff and ruQulutf
the flklu. fl, $2, $.1.
Trnctlnn Ardrna Pkln Tonlo
refreshes, llruiB cud
whitens the skill. b5c,
Ask at our toilft ponds counter for "The Quest of the
Beautiful," a booklet which describes all the Venetian
Preparations and tells hew to aply the Muscle
Stropping Treatments
Main and Grape
Hon. Dudley G. Wooten
Ex -congressman from Texas and a leading
attorney of Seattle, will speak at 8 p. m. in
The Natatorium Friday, August 18
, On the ANTI-PRIVATE SCHOOL
MEASURE .
DR. R1CKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
NO DROPS USED
liroken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
FACTORY ON PREMISES
SOU V, Mala. UduIm
LAST
TWO
DAYS
Venetian Oranjre Skin Fond
rebuilds flaccid tissues,
fills out hollows. $1.75,
$2.75, $4.25.
Venetian Pore Cream pre
vents blackheads, closes,
enlarged pores. ?1.
St. l'hono 874
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