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MEDFORD MAIL ' TRIBUNE, ftrEDFORD,-- Oftl'TiPX, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,J0gj
Wocal and
ltd Personal
Washington's Hlrthclny opened In
Medford with cloudy skies and rathe
chilly weather, with the hunks, post
office, and all public offices closed, as
well ns a few placed of business.
Hence, todny was unusually quiet
even most of the customary loafers on
Main stroot being consplclous by their
absence. The barber shops closed at
11 'a. m. for the day. Thoro will bo a
number of social affairs tonight in
commemoration of the day.
Homstltchini? ot Deuel's. ' 289
A No. 1 alfalfu'liay delivered, $18.00
per ton. .280
Lamar Tooze: head of the ten mil
lion dollar endowment found cam
paign for the University of Oregon,
arrived this morning to be thd guest
ol' honor at the Oregon Alumni ban
quet at the Hotel Medford this even
ing. President Campbell of the uni
versity, who was to have been pres
cat also, was detained in Eugene by
a meeting of the board of rogents of
the university.
New infant dresses' to embroldor.
Handicraft Shop. 285
Merchandise shoot one mile north
of Phoenix, Sunday, Feb. 25th. .286
All persons interested ' In school
matters in Jackson county are urged
to hear the addrcsB in the i public
library hero Friday evening at 8
o'clock by Mrs. Fergus on how: the
county unit system works in Klamath
county.
We have two extra fine deer heads
for sale, mounting charges only. Also
gray timber wolf, full head, mounting
charges only. Bnrtlett's Fur Shop. 285
Liquid lime-sulphur nt Farm Bureau
- , , v 287
" MrB. J. H. Provost of Weed,' Calif.,
who1 had tieen' visiting friends In'-Med-ford
and Ashland for a week;' has' re
turned home.
Another dance nt Central Point Fri
day; Feb. 23. Tickets 55c. PecrlOBS "4."
Baby stockings, lisle; wool, silk and
wool and all silk. Handicraft Shop.
. . 285
On account of today boing a nation
al legal holiday'' the United States
weather bureau did not issue a pre
diction for Friday's weather. How
ever, from the cloudy conditions and
the feel of the atmosphere most peo
. pie have doped it out that the predic
tion Bhould bo for rain, and that the
exceptionally warm spell or weather
for sovornl days past for this season
of the year is at an end.
Crescent orchestra dance nt Eagle
Point Sat. Fob. 21. 285
Better to have It and not need It
than to need It and not have1 it? In
surauce with U. A. Holmes, thd Insur
ance Mun. tf
Harry Walker cf Saskatchewan, Ca.,
is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. R.
Elliott. He is a nophow of , Dr.
Elliott and Is much pleased with the
climate hore In comparison with the i
cold at bis home in Canada.'
We'll lnnn you money to build your
home. Holmes. The Ins. Man. tf
This wook only, tailored suits, Mod'
ford-made, guaranteed to fit and satis
fy. Valuos 45 to (55, ut $12.50. Kloln
the Tailor, 128 E. Main, upatnlm. 280
Mrs.' Jack Allison roturnod to lior
homo In Grants Pass on ' Tuesday
night aftor a Bhort visit hero.
Dance, Jackson Hot Spring Sat. 287
Pacific Package goodn, lovely now
Btyles for spring. Handicraft Shop.
." - 285
The city council in making ready to
decide on itnprovomontB for the city
auto camp will visit the camp within
the next few days 'after' which they
will meet 'informally ' for a discussion
of the subjoct. " '
Don't forget St.' Mark's Guild cake
Bale' Saturday, February 24th at 2
o'clock in the Holland Cal'o. 284
Donee! Wed. and Sat night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 287
Tho local Wostorn Union Tolograph
company ! office ' observed Washing
ton's birthday by closing from noon
until 4 o'olock pi m aftor which hour
tho office will remain opon until 8 p.
in , and then will close for tho day.
Tho Postal Tolograph company office
will remain opon all day as usual.
This office Is prepared to print
ledgor shoots, bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
thorn printed out of Modford. Phono
us and wo will call: ' . tf
Don't Torget St. Murk's Guild enke
sale Saturday, February 24th at 2
o'clock In tho Holland Cnl'o. 284
When You See Flame3
in your linmn you imimnli
nlcly think ot quenching
lliPin mid snviiitf your prop
erly. Why not think of that
before ttio fire and take out
n po'lify'of insiiruneo in our
company
McCURDY
Insurance Agency
i Teh 1U3
Medford atlonnl Hunk Bldg.
, Medford, Oregon
i Ashland camp of thej Modern Wood
men of America will 'entertain J. G
Tate, head auditor, and F. 11. Curry,
state consul, at their meeting tonight.'
Tomorrow night these high officials
will bo cntortalned by the camp at
Central Point and on Wednesday
night, March 7, Medford camp will
have tho honor of entertaining them,
tvescont orchestra dance at Eagle
Point Sat. Feb. 24.' 285
Bandana1 drapes for scarps and
saBhes. Handicraft Shop. 285
"The students at tho high beliool
wore back In their places this morn
ing following the declaration by tho
investigating committee of the Parent-Teachers
association that the
building was now safe for occupancy"
says the Grants Pass Courier. "Braces
were put in and these, it is said, are
amply substantial to prevent tho
building from giving further. It was
recommended by tho committee that
those bo replaced by concreto as soon
as possible. Kcports concerning the
alleged dangerous condition of the
high school building wore greatly ex
aggerated, according to Mr. Hepp,
principal of the school." '
Clean cotton rags are wanted at
Mall Tribune office. tf
Lot's dance at Jackson's Sat. 287
Among tho Medford visitors In Ash
land Tuesday night and Wednesday
wore Mlna Martin and Hazel Ward.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phono 108,' 711
E. Main.
Bandana handkerchiefs make clever
trimmings. Handicraft Shop. 285
Tho postbfflco today observed
Washington's ' Blrthduy by being
closod all day. Thore were no deliv
eries by tho carriors and only perish
able parcel 'post matter was delivered.'
Don't forget St. Mark's Guild cake
sale Saturday, February 24th at 2
o'clock In the Holland Cafe. 284
This week only, tailored suits, Mod-'
ford-mndo, guaranteed to fit and satis-'
fy, values $45 to $55, at $42.50. Klein
the Tailor, 128 E. Main,' upstairs. 28t
A mooting of the high school Par
ent-Teachers' circle will" be hold at
the high school building tonight at
7:30.' An' excellent' program - has
been arranged and Superintendent
Smith states that the meeting will be
ovor in time to allow everyone to
attend the basketball game betweon
the local high school team and the
Hill cadets from Portland.
Goodwin Corset Shop. 20 S. Fir.' 29G
John C. Mann, always progressive,
has compared the work and pur
chased a Royal typewriter from the
Medford Hook Store. 284
The University of Oregon alumni of
Josophino county held an Informal
dliinor last night at the Oxford hotel
in Grants Pass, and the gathering was
nddrosscd by Lamar Tooze, field sec-
etary of tho ten million dollar cam'
paign of tho U, of O.
Dunce!. Wod. and Sat night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 28'
i Clean cotton- rags are wanted at
Mail Tribuuo office. tt
J. L. Mafsli of Eugeno, one of tho
law enforcement officers of Lane
county arrlvod In Medford yesterday
to take Juun Martinez, a Mexican prls
oner from tho Jackson county jail to
Eugono on a cliargo of larceny Involv
ing a Southorn Pacific pny voucher.
' Hoar thut Drummor, Jackson's Sat,
- 287
Croscent orchestra dance at Eagle
Point Sat Feb. 24. 28
i Judge C. 11. Watson of Gold Hill,
spent Tuesday night and yestorday In
Ashland. .
Don't forgot St. Mark's Guild cake
sale' Saturday, Fobruary 24th, nt
o'clock In tho Holland Cafe. 284
You can get It at DeVoo's. tf
- As a general rule thoro was little
flag decoration today In ovsorvanco of
Washington's birthday, In tho busi
ness and residence districts of the
city. Boyoud a fow flags always fly
ing In tho business section, the city
flag was flown from the American
Loglon flagstaff on tho S. P. parkway,
and of course tho flag on tho fedornl
building was flying,' and largo flags
woro consplous on tho Hub und the
Heath storo front on Eust Main
street
Lottlo Howard lias Just roturnod
fronv a month's trip to Irn Angolcs
and San Francisco whoro alio has
solected tho latest in millinery which
sho Is anxious for overy lady to see.
109 N. Contrnl Ave. 285
Dnnco! Wed. and Sut night! Orion-'
tnl Ballroom. 28
Mrs. W. H. Llndsey arrived in tho
city yostonlay from Grants Pass for a
sovoral days visit.
Just a line to remind you that I will
gladly duplicato any bonnfido order
booked by n transient agent for tho
samo or less monoy nnd glvo you bet
ter service N. S. Ilonnott, prop. Eden
Valley Nursory. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Crescent orchestra dnnco nt Eagle
Point Sat. Fob. 24. 285
G. H. Smith of llnscliui-g, represent
ing tho Kelly-Sprlngflold tiro company
Is In Medford on one of his periodical
buslnoHS visits.
Auto Insurance, flrown & White.
Dance! Wod. and Sat. night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 287
Separata Company A, local unit of
tho Oregon National Guard has a rat
ing of fil per cent according to tho
icliriinry 15 issno of "Tho Oregon
Guardsman," an authentic inngazino
isHiird monthly by tho offlco of tho
adjutant mineral. Tho highest perron.
tago Is that, of company K nt Tllla'
mook which hag a record of 97.8 pot
cent
Hot (amnios nnd chill con carno at
De Voo's. tf
Hear one of America's greatest
evangelists at tho First Methodist
church noxt Sunday, 28i
A. A. Hollenbeek. formerly a resi
dent of Prospect now located In Cali
fornia Is In Medford visiting friends
nnd attending to business.
When hotter automobiles are built.
Itnlrk will build thorn. tf
Dnnco! Wod. and Hat night! Orien
tal Ballroom. 287
J. T. Adams of th McLcod district
on tho upper Uogue river, Is in Med
ford transacting business,
Tho lime sulphur plant of Rosen
berg Brothers on tho Bear Creek orch
ard IS turning out between 60 nnd 60
barrels of the product daily, and more
barrels- have been ordered to niort
quickly supply the trade. .
Lucky day nt Deuel's Jan. 24th. 286
Hear one of America's greatest
evangelists at tho First Methodist
church next Sunday. 280
Caruentors are romodollng the from
of tho E. H. Lamport Bporting goods
house, and now display wlndowB will
bo Installed.
Milk and cream at DeVoo's. tf
Lucky day at Denel's Jan. 24tb. 280
James Whyto of Gottvillo, Calif.,
spent Wednesday In tho city attend
ing to business matters.
For Diamond cool bnuquets, phone
Valley Fuol Co. Phone 7fl:
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valloy Nursory. Phono 680-J-2. tf
J. H. Reed of Gold Hill, Bpent Wed
nesday afternoon In tho city attending
to business and visiting friends.
Take your kodak films to Palmers
studio. First class work and prompt
service. c
Dance! Wed. ap& Sat night! Orien
tal' Ballroom. 28
In tho Hearst's Magazine for March,
there Is a Btory by Vlngle E. Roe, for
merly a resident of. Eaglo Point, and
well 'known to a number of people In
this city.
Flowering shrubs and evergreens
Eden Volley Nursery. Phone 080-J-2.
tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum-
bor. Wallace Woods, phono 108. 711
E. Main.
ToBting for blight is now undorway
In manv orchards of tho valley. Bee-
men renort that flights have been
been made by bees, on sunny days, for
the purpose of stretching their wings
aftor tho winter's rest,' as thore are no
blossoms yet to work on.
Closing out all our farm machinery,
several good buys. Patton & Robin
son! Inc. W
After tho fire It is too late to insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
MrB. Win. Hull of GrantB Pass, was
among tho out of town visitors In the
city Wednesday afternoon.
Sandwiches, salads, 'cake, pie ana
coffeo at all hours. Crater Lake ice
Cream Parlors, Medford Center Bldg.
- 307
William' (Uncle BUD Webby who
has been suffering witli a boil, on IiIb
Jaw,' Is now convalescing.
Noel L. Ersklne gives piano lossons
at pupils' homos. Phono 729-W. 284
Abner Schmidt of tho Applegate dis
trict spent Wednesday in the city
transacting business.
Grafting wax. Ecen -Valley Nursery,
Phono C80-J-2. . tf
Thomas Nichols, Jr., of the Eagle
Point district, spent Wednesday after
noon In the city. ' ,
We have good valuos In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
The total doposits of the banks In
the i stato on December 29th last were
$308,543(854.29, aud the year previous
they amountod to $288,434,859.49, ac
cording to a report recently made by
tho stato bank board. . . '
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
I alley Nursery, Phono 680-J-2. tf
Tho right ot Judgo F. M. Calkins to
appoint a rocelver for tho Almcda
Consolidated Mining compnny of Jose
phine county is confirmed by'. a de
cision of tho supremo court. A' suit
was launched by Portland Btockliold1
era to set aside the action, and the
case' has been ponding Bince "1916. The,
case Involves the control of one of tho
most valuable mining claims in south
orn Oregon.' Becoming Involved In
financial difficulties In 1913 the mln
ing properties' ot the Alameda com
pany were placed in the hands of a
rocolvof and sold for' tho sum of
$224,812:88. '
Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
Eden Vnlloy Nursery, phone 680-J-2 tf
Attorney Frank J. Newman bos pur
chased tho' M. W.' Atwood tract and
chlckon farm on tho Pacific highway
between this city-and Central Point
nnd will ralso poultry along with his
law practice. ,
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallnco Wood, phono 108. .711
K. Main.
Jon Townn of tllo Hutto Palls dis
trict spent Wednesday In tho city und
Jacksonville.
Genuine Bosch Magnoto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth, anu
Bartlott. tf
The harbor shops of tho city In ob
servance ot Washington! oirinuiu
closed for business for tho day at 11
a. m.. thus disappointing ninny cus
tomers who tried to rush Into the
shops for n haircut or shavo this
afternoon, not being nwaro of the
closing. Tho barbers or Medford are
an intensely patriotic lot and also arc
so in lovo with holidays that thoy
always obscrvo most any old kind of
holiday or spoeial occasion by' closing
up. Recently. It is understood, thoy
nearly doclded to observo ground hog
day.
There's n busy business College in
your homo town. G N.
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
G. C..' Curuin was among the Med
ford visitors 'in' Ashland on Wednes
day. ulng cherry trees. Eden ' Valley
Nursery. Phono CS0-J-2. tf
Tho Hill Military Academy basket
ball team of Portland again wont
down to doreat last night when they
played Ashland high school in the
high BChool gym of -that city. The
score was Hill 17., Ashland 33. It is
rumored that two of the cadets' best
players are 111 and have not played
on this trip.
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Saml. Bateman, 302 Maple
St., Phone 912-J.
Tho maximum temperature of yes
terday, 70 degrees, was the warmest
of the year so far, and this morning's
minimum stood at 34, two degrees
above the freezing point A year ago
the maximum temporature was 46 de
grees and the minimum 29 degrees.
Fruit nut and shade trees. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phono 680-J-2. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mohr left this
afternoon for a week's visit with rela
tives at San Francisco, during which
they will attend the celebration of
the birthday annlvorsary of Mr.
Mohr's brother.
For Sale Four and one-half h. p.
spray outfit- W. V. Barnum, call
403-R-3. ,285
Will Virgin; of Virgin's Radio Ser
vice, who is in northern California on
business writes homo that his com
panion, Henry Provost' of Weed, was
robbed of $20 in cash and a check for
$105 by the bnnd of gyp&ies that
passed through Meclford on Tuesday.
Virgin says that he and Mr. and Mrs.,
rrovost had stopped to allow their
brakes to cool alter having descended
a long hill when thoy met the Gypsies
who picked Prdvost's jiockots.-
Rev. E. P. Lawrence will preach at
the Sam's Valley school house on Sun
day afternoon, at 3 p. m. Residents of
tho valley are Invited to the services.
The 'stock market and various ex
changes of the United States were
closed today In observance of'Wash
Ingtoii's birthday.
A band of gypsies traveling north
In several large cars from California
passed through the valley on Monday
and Tuesday, and of necessity made
short Btops at Ashland, Medford and
Grants Pass, having been ordered to
move on by tho police of each city as
soon as they arrived.
The 12th annual Washington Birth
day banquet of the Epworth League of
tho First Methodist church will be
held this evening at 6:30 at the
church. Rev." Nelson will be tho
speakor and there will be a good musi'
cal program. It Is expected that about
150 members and friends will be
present.
Ralph Bardwell and Colonel Gordon
Vorlues have arrived homo ' from
spending sovernl days nt San Fran
cisco where thoy were Investigating
cold storage facilities.
The California-Oregon Power com
pany and tho Homo Telephone com
pnny pffices were closed all day today
because of its being a legal holiday.
Votes for Women Bill
Passes Manila Senate
MANILA,. Feb. 22.-(By the Akmi
elated Press) The Philippine nonatf
passed' unanimously today it bill
grunting Filipino women tho right to
vote. Tho measure goes to the huuxo.
It provides that the law is Ineffective
until tho Filipino women -themselves
decide by .referendum whether they
desire to - oxerclse tho bight of fran
chise. . -
MANILA, Feb. 22. (By tho Asso
ciated Press) A' benefit' vaudeville
performance here hns netted $4,000
for the relief of Admiral' Stark's Rus
sian refugees. .
The Noted Dead
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22. Mis.
John A. Logan, widow of tho gone
ral who nt one time during the Civil
war commanded the Union- army of
tho Tennesseo nnd later was a United
States senator from Illinois, died here
today of influenza after a ten days
Illness. Shu w.ih 84 -years old.
Mrs. Logan was married in 18j8,
her husband 'comlng to' Washlngto.i
two 'years later as a member of the
house of representatives. ' During tne
Civil war she frequently visited him
at the battle front and wat active in
relief work among the wounded.
" Since her husband's death in 1S86,
Mrs. Logan had written extensively
on Civil war happenings and other
historical matters. She was a world
wide traveler and collected a valuable
group of war souvenirs and trophies
as a memorial to her son, Major-John
A. Logan, who was killed in battlo in
tho Philippines in 1899.
Against the advice of her physi
cian, Mrs. Logan attended a Lincoln
birthday- memorial service' on Feb
ruary 12 and exposure at that time Is
believed, to have' resulted In her
death.
WEDDING BELLS
Married at the home of Rev. E. P.
Lawrence at 25 S. Orange, on Tues
day. night, Mr. Malvin Wade and
Alma Pieper. Both are residents of
Medford, and highly esteemed young
people. - Mr. Wade is employed as ai
truck 'driver during the busy season
of the yoar. They have established
their homo at 243 N. Ivy.
l or four '"'
standing stag.- mvrH
Omar tho Trntmakcr
wiv conies brilliantly to
he screen as VU"
year's most impressive
film productions. Mil
lion who Irnve Keen '
play or who 1""' the
dicamy philosophy
Omar Khayyam a"""
its presentation. A"d
here is a perfect blend
of romance, drama, spec
,,, i-ulorfiil and kalei
doscopic to win realiza
tion for every experta
tioii. ' ' ' " '
iV""
Now
Playing!
flaying!
'1
iind' New Series
"TIIIO I,K VTIIER
PLSHEltS"
ngain f-a:iti';ng;- Hcgii.i
liny.. Frpiu U. . C, Vu
famous Collier
A3irt national
Picture
Coming Sunday 1
ALICE BRADY in "AX XA ASCENDS"
anil
LARRY SEMOX in "TIIK IlAKEltY'V
Have Kidneys
Examined By
, Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys if
,,. Back Pains You or Bladder -
Bothers'
OBITUARY
WAIT The frionds ot Miss Annie
Walt, a former Medford resident will
bo shocked to H6,ar of bur tragic death
in Los Angeles. Miss Wait .was run
over by in automobile, suffering a
fractured skull and many other severe
Injuries front' 'which she (lied four
days later in a Los Angeles hospital.
Sho wns well known in Modford, be1
ing tlie daughter of the pioneer phy
sician; tho late Dr: J. B. Walt. Slid
attended the Medford public schools,
graduating In 'the class of 1898. She
was born in Ncleigh,' Nebraska about
forty years ago. Sho is survived by
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wait of
Ixh Angeles, also four sisters and one
brothor.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Two men for pmnlng nnd
other work. To bourn themselves.
Phono 697 R-6. Egan Orchards. 286
WANTED Married man for steady
orchard work, to live on the place.
Kgau Orchard. Phone 697-U-6. 286
FOU SALE ljirgo Acme range, rugs,
three-quarter bed, Rprings and mat
tress. Cull 418 Holly, Friday morn
ing. 2S4
TOR SALE Invalids wheel chair,
nearly now. Applv Nyo Apis.. West
Main St. 'JSC
A. F. & A. M.
Modford Lodge No. 103, A.
F. & A. M. Special commu
nication on Friday evonlng,
Fob. 23rd, at 7:30 Bhnrpi- Work In E.
A. degree. Visitors Welcome. Ordor
of Worshipful Master,
285 O. D. FRAZEE. Socy.'
Hills actsat 'onc?f ;
chkBCc4dsin2rIours: tL"
If' fx tkt fint n of a old lAc IE16 CocariV f
SLA Bromidt Quinii. Quidt to agySalat
Hills Cascara Bromide Quinine
Handicraft Shop. ,
Hemstitching .
Plcotlng . "
So per yard.
Buttons covered.
FOR SALE Baby chicks and hatch
ing eggs from 2 year old Hoganlsed
hens. 8. 0. Rhode Island Reds, win
ners nnd layers; won 5 firsts Ash
land show, and 3 spe-ctnl ribbons
from Ithodo Inland Rod club of
Amorlca. 8. C. Whlto Leghorn pure
Tancred strain. Red Wing Poultry
Yard, phono 86S-Y, Modford. Ore.
309
mm
ltclleve it with glasses
correctly fitted by
our modern nuHlimU.
m -
Flush' your kidneys by drinking a 1
quart of water each day, also take s'alts
occasionally, says a iioted authority, who
tells us that too much rich food forms
acids which almost paralyze the kidneys
in their efforts to expel it from the
blood. They liecomc sluggish and
weaken t then you may suiter with a
dull misery in the kidney region, sharp
pains in the back or sick headache, dizzi- j
ness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The urine; i
gets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan
nels often get sore and irritated, obliging
you to see reiiet two or three tunes
during the night.
lo help neutralize these irritating
aciasj to Help cleanse the kidneys and
flush off the body's urinous waste, cct
i four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here; take a lablespooniul m
glass of' water before breakfast for
few days, and your kidneys may then
act hue. 1 his famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes atuMcmon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for years ' to help flush and stimulate
sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the
acids in the system so they no longer
irritate, thus often relieving bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: can not in
jure and makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia-water drink. By all means
have your physician examine your kid
ncys at least twice a year.
Why Lose This Mileage?
Don't you often see a tire blow out when it still has lots of
miles in it?
There was just the one weak spot where a bump got through
the tread and bruised the inside fabric. . n
Isn't it rep.fonable then, that a wider and thicker rubber trea4
would have saved tho fabric and given you two or three thou,
sand more miles from that tire?
Yon are getting this extra mileage from , GATES SUPER
TREAD TD?.ES and the reason is clear. They have wider and
thicker tread.
Petty
132 Soutli Riverside
's Tire Shop
Phone 162-R
O.V.MYERS
"Tho Tiurk Mnn"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS
30 N Holly l'liono aotl
Picture Framing
; , at
Swem's Studio
Liquid
Lime-Sul
(per bbl.)
$2 deposit until
bbl. returned
Bear Cek Plant
$Q50
Ciush
SPRAY RIG REPAIRING
Williami Implement Service
Tr-,r;rr-T-N' . '.!
Wmtfsa
-id' . i
far is- -J --I
t i i.M ii i A'.
o
reel
1 easing apple
graft dug u'iih
spade to show
entire root sys
tem developed
HP
The BEST
Tree
that money
can buy
is the only
Cheap" Tree
and that kind of a tree
can always be had of the
Washington Nursery Co.,
at a fair and proper price.
And again there's only one
place to buy good, dependable
trees and that's of a reliable
nursery which grows and sells :
its own products under the same
guarantee of genuineness, qual- j
uy ana condition as would your('
. diamond or drug dealer.
We've grown, sold and deliv--ered
trees from Toppenish for
twenty years. We are nursery-1
men exclusively it 'snot aside; -line
with us. .
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