Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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medford mail TnrniTNE, medford. orec-ok. twusiuy, march s. m-::
ocal and
Personal
E. H. lliml ami Fr.infc P. Furreil
received won! today fram the Federal
l.ad tvank'at Fiwkane that the new
Federal Farm lean l.w effective ;
March 5th allow all farmers in Jack
son rcmltty make loans u; t.v OW)
instead of tip to flO.Wvit as hen-tofoi-e. j
Also itoe whor riv.Ty have nude i
loans with the federal farm lan bank i
of tlu.0 may increase the an.eunt t'
$;5,w uiwvidcd of co-.irse security of-
lena justifies the increase.
tlii'f stock and poultry raisers who
haw stock or escs to soil should ad
Tortlsp them in the Mail Tnbuue and
Sud this week as these papers reach
evetpf farmer in Jackson county an.l
covet the ciUos thoroughly. ?
This is Farm Pa:au Week. If
Grafted Fr.vc-vette walnut trees.
Ken Valley Nursery, phor.e 6M-2 tf
For sand. p-avel. sediment and team
wwi. See Siml. Ratenaa, S02 Map
St- Phooe J1H.
When you want life or endowment.
sttness or accident or non-cancellable
income insurance with service,
(hone HI. Pacific Mutual l.ife, t.iunJ-
D
ed li. "It pays 5 ways-' J. H. ; K. Main.
Cncferaa. First National ltank HuPd-1 Splendid famished apartment in
ins. Medford. On wn. j;i i Mail Tr.bune bufldins for rent t
White there will be no pWic cole- i once. "' J tf
liration of the event there is reioicine i Owl Confectionery. 15 S Central,
owes many residents of the city and F. M. Wilson. EverythlnK new. tf
the traveling public over the fact that J Pane Jackson Hot S;rms. Sat
the clock of the Southern Pacific I Medford people motor to
depot is asain in Ware on the wall of Crants lss are warned to obey the
the wait ias room, after an absence ot ' ordinance of that city refiardinp turns
almost two months while it' was under-
gviOK repairs-at TortlanJ, .
Iwnee Jarks.vn Hot Sprinjr, siaL S9S
Baptist apron and fooJ sale. L.iberty
theatre. FrWay, March Sta. 6
This is going to be a great sweater
season and yovi should begin now to
knit the garments you will need this
spring. Haadkrafl Shop. 2?7 ,
It will pay yvu to rlinib my stair- j
wy. 10 to $15 savings icr suit fcr a .
few days only. Klein the Tailor, lis j
East Main. Vpstarrs. SO
This Is Canned Goods Week. tf
James R. Fish will aecept a" limited
number of piano students at his studio
West Main street. SOI
Dr. H. P.- Hargrave of Berkeley.
Caltf well known former resident of
this city, is berng; seen on the streets .
minus his mustache for the first time
in twenty years past. Friends had to
look at him twice before tvcognli.ins ,
him. Dr. Hanrrave arrived this morn-.
ins from the south for a several days
business visit.
The Mail Tribune and Sun will
reach -4317 families in Jackson county
ever day during the week of March ;
3 to li. Nut sed. Advertise. 2st
' Velle Sales & Service, US S. Centr.l
avenue. Phono 76-Jv , ; Si
Nursery stock, absolutely accUmat-.'
ed. guaranteed. Guaranteed FYan
qnette selected walnut trees, finest
home grown grape vineslTokays, Mal
agas, "Kmporor. Muscat, Concord. '
Black Prince, etc. fruit trees of every
rariety. largest Gladkvla field In Ore
gon (bulbs at (I O0 dox. blooming age)
thornless blackberries, v ras,berries,
Logans; 1 yarlelies straberries. rhu
barb, asparagus, fruit trees every de
KTiplioa. blight resrstant pears, IVosc,
IUlrtett,, Ccmrco, ' D'AnJou. We W
chanretit you. The Jordon Nursery,
Grants Pass, Ore. at X. Tenth street. I
SIT- i
Crescent orchestra dance. Eacle !
rolnt. Sat. Mar. 10. . r7
For sale, a I-ton Atterbury truck in
Al condition, ready to gvv. Will sell ,
at very law fwr. Can be sen at j
Oolonlal GaragTV. JSS
A NEW SORE
TREATMENT TOR PILES
'VTe rote nil 14 ..' votlotv
that a well kmw pIiwhuii in
his- hoWial and pnwte pi-ac-tie
has d;.-overrd tht ytcone'a
CawiM- Oil wt.t rvnov ili
mc-t eivrtinats Pi ni'.ii just
a few appaoatioiis wnd atop all
IU-hir.it. turr.ii-.g. H-ed:r.g and
dt;reas.
Sufferer should re: a "aviall
bottle of Milne's K-vrraKt v.v'
and bein the treatment at
enoe. It Is remedy lht
mvy appliej ami the first p
li'.ioatlon gtvra itt&tam rwli-f and
cemlv4l. Hsm -lrcc iere,
Wwl 55;de PriArn.a.-- l-.vxe ;v er
i-.a tiW. it li t -ou.j shcr-. rv.
tioe." " Ad.
V?. '-Jr-'1' i K ' tTyirivi. bccau.e it is tine ,o
, ft Kt. - 'yAv so continue.
"-.' W S..U1. Cte I. Hfo, Cbi I
yiXw. . L'wiolywUl ImCi'inniiv.i.., . . , 7 C
The executive committee of the
Sutheru Ore-pon Missionary society
of the Pres'.iytortatt rhuroty denomina
tion, met at the home of Mrs. J. W.
Mi-Coy in AsliUn.l this week, with
Mrs K. I. l-awronoo anil Mrs. Vo'.bey
lUxon of Modfor.I; Mr. W. F. Frown
uI Mr. Joseph Ancell of i'hoeutx.
and Mrs. C H. limkin. Mrs. Silshy
ar.il Mrs. C. 1". Kochler. of Ashland,
ntescnl. It was decided to hold the
s; r:ns moet!r.g In Metlforvl early in
May.
February Tta Lucky Day at Peuel's.
- Sei
Let the Hartford pay your livestock
Jeath losses. Holmes the insurance
'.an.
Stone marten ar.d fas chokers ai.
the r.ise In the rules. Get yours at
Fartlt tt s Fur Shop.
Cres.vnt' orchestra dance. Fag'.e
Pe nt Sa! . Mar. 10. 11
New vmrk shoes for IJ.W. Meyer-S
Vers dress vfcoes and oxfords Jj fi. i That evervone kvvea the sifht of
First r!a?s shoe rewvirins. tst leath- i,u;e chicks' is shown .by the fact,
er u?e.l. Old Reliable Shoe Shop.- nMrjy 8V(.ry jsserby stops and
Na. 7 North Fir. Herbert Tilley. Jol atches the day old or so chicks as
Medford cship or the Woodmen of rvu around outside an incuba-
Artierica held a class adotxion of can- tor iu 6how wiBdow of the Mcn
di.lates in Althea hall last night. arx.), an j fyej company. ,
Advertise in Mail Tribune and Sun. vw tKilawint of Pacific- nackaee!
this week and reach every farmer in
JaekfOB County. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum-'.y,:.
N-r. Wallace wooo, pnone ius, j t
at street intersections. A number of
arrests have, been made recently In
that city for such violations, including
two traveling salesmen who were
fined $5 each yesterday for turning
around In" the middle of a block.
Furs for spring, an kinds of chokers
at Partlelt's Fur Shop, 115 West Sain,
Mev'ford. ' 7
Thciroleaa blackberry plants. Eden
T alley Nursery, 'hone eS-J-- tr
We will have for raii delivery lim
ited amount of Old Home and Hstella
Blight Resistant Pear Stock. Engage
your tre.Hi now and avoid disappoint
ment as there will not be enough of
this stock to meet all requirements.
Phone of write Jas. lnglis.
Holland 1
Hotel, representing the Salem Nur
sery Co. in southern Oregon. I95tf
This is Canned Goods Week. tf
Griiily bear rug for sale cheap at
Bartlett's Fur Shop. 2?S
Superintendent E. 1 Kins and
Assistant Suerintendent D. S. Weir
of the Southern Pacific left this morn.
ing for Rosebnrg after having sivent
yesterJay here on an inspection trip. . !
The Woman's Home Missionary so-;
Fresh -Hot Shot" Batter;es for your(
sorav riges. Electric Shop. S. Eartleu
street.
SI? I
Colonial Garage for tire service.3ia
Meet your friends at Central hall.
Central Point, Friday. March ?th.
Peerless "4 - S
Velie Sales Service, 11S S. Central
avenue. Phone 7?-J. 136
James R. Fish will accept a limited
number of piano students at h:s
studio. 2iv West Main street. 501
eiety of the First M. K. church will
meet Friday afternoon at 2: IS o'clock
In the church. A lnten otferins will
t.-tken. A large atendance o
friends and members is eapected
Fruit, nut and shade trees.
V.
Valley Nursery. Phone 651VJ-2. u
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf i
Sandwiches. salaJs,. cake, pie and
cwfft-e at all hours. Crater Lake Ice ,
Cream Parhvrs, Medforvl Center Bias, j
SC7
Ve'.ie Sales & Service. 11S S. Central
avenue. Phone 7fJ. I?
Home made brooms tc Saturday
only. Hutchison LuxsJea. tS7
The disu-lct deivsie fcr the cham-j
pionsh'p of sthern Oregon will r
held Friday, at !:M o'clock when,
reprvseniaxtvw cs aieutoro ana -..-
Und histx s.-tools ruoeL Other teaar.s Rov ppp- Rosebnrg spov-tsnan and
in the county will not compete. Meo ! C!afi" arrived in. Medford this
bei-s of tne affirmative teams will Qora,Ilg b r auto e h period
tnrel. the ne$auvcs reaainms at , ,,3 v-.,,, H leaves toaor-
noroe- . I row )vra;Eg oa the return trvv
The Greater Medfcrd ctnb presests W( Irf B,w e.wnajt caM fr
Man- tVrr MiVr in Iwv recital at I bis .j p,. p-,. 3, to-3
the Prcsl-yterian church. A recatal of , nt.vstly Rr.
her own cor.-. positions lids,v ever'c. mrj have dry first-riasii
March Sth at S o'clock, adaissh-a ( tSfl ps cost to
11.0. and a Mother Gise Pa-tuh of Yi;y p. c- Phone 7v t.-s-.vecial
interest fcr the children Sat- yv hir, uv. j., i.;iVery a lita-
nrday anercoon at z:je. AamissKW
Adults iOc and children JJc.
Oriental Pallroora! Wed.
tight
v-ance. .. .'.
i.ir.;e u.pivir i r-i " k'
$; ft-r lrrel uf.til retamed within JO
days. Phone J-R-l. -
! '
Mrs. Jeff Wilson' has returned to! A bask'tbaJl pamo foVhiih the piib
her home at Klamath Falls from Con- lie Is invited free of chante will be
tral Point where she svent three played at the Nat next Monday nisht
weks tiecaitse of the serious illness between the first and second teams
there of her sister. " of the hUh school. It promises to 1
Orlstinal ideas, little touches that
give Individuality and the last word
of "what new in sweaters.' are
found at the Handicraft Shou. tST,
We will have for tail delivery a lim
ited amount of Old Heme and Bslella
IUy;lU Kki&ta&t Pear S4iKi. Lng;e
your trees now and avoid disapixunt
nient as there will cil; be. enouch of.
this stvK-k to meet all requirements.
Phone or-write Jas. InsUs. Hol'.anJ
Hotel, represeatins the Salem Nur-!
ser;.' to. 'Sn southern Oregon. . :3lf I
Poost for the Farm Bureau. if
Goodwin Corset SlK : S. Fir.
C-raaing wax. Etfeo valley nursery.
Phone 4iVJ-2. . . i . tf
Yout favorite walti Jackson Stl.
' goojs Handicraft Shop. 197
AdvertUe in MaU Tribune and Sun
,j trmr in -
jac.
Jackson County,
li j
There's a busy business College in
your borne town. GWX . .
, February 7ti LucwDay at. Deuel's.
.... . .... 301
Friday evening cottage prayer meet
ing will be held at the home of Wil
liam Davis and Rev. J R- Leach, pre
paratory to the revival meetings to be
held one week from Sunday, j
The -weather is colder today aadj
cloudy and rain is the prediction for
Friday.' TJis morning the tempera
ture was far below the freeiins point
with the minimum at 2S.5 degrees. i
l Heir Mary Carr Moore in her own
I musical composition recital at the
Presbyterian church, Friday evening.
March Slh. i
I Baptist apron and food sale. Liberty
theatre, Friday. March Sth. ."
j Livestock life insurance in the
Hartford Insurance Company. Holmes
the Insurance Man. 19
I This is Farm Bureau Week. tf
! If you want a splendid furnished
apartment for two, -hot and cold ; me teaerai court, mis assets total
water, heat, electricita. etc. dowa;;i50 and liabilities. J796S. Portland
i. fll Tribune of
fice at once. " tf
Mr. and Mrs- Richard L. W ilson
have moved out to their ranch, Orcho-El-Nlda,
near Central Point, tor the
summer.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone ICS. 711
E. Main.
i I.innn edcintrs for trimmings. Han-
d;Craft Shop. - 97
',-nn l-,. Week March 3-10.
Rhubarb an(j asparagus roots. Eden
Vullar Varserv. Phone iSOJ-S. tf
r,s .i thA Medt'nrd Fish
Co. " Call ICS West Main. 7 I
The executive committee of the '
Jackson County Red Cross will meet
at the Public Library Friday evening.
MAn-h-Si.h at 7-SO n. m. 11. O. Froh-,
bacn will tell of tne local emivvmenv
conilitions and Mrs. H. U NobliU will
tell some of the helpful suggestions1
of the recent public health conference
in Portland. Every member of' the
committee is urged to be present.
Representatives of other organiiatrons
have been invited t attend also. In
! addition to the above messages, tne
executive secretary and the manager
of the Thrift Shop will report on the
TCrk of ,he ,1, anj conditions
of wttf M JCB tT Uea. . .
TMs js vjnn UurM0 We. tf
valuable Crowa organ, perfect condl-
tioa at Root Music Co. Reasonable.
t?7
Closing out all our twra machinery,
several good buys Pattoa A Robin-
ob Ima ' vi
r,noe! Wed. and SaL nighu: Orien-
. t;i,nx. .
Procas aperfal Saturday only. c.
ti.,,cl.ion jt IxTasden.
, . 1M H ,oa EsteiSa
j Biht Resistant IVar S-tock. Er.gg
yocr trees now asd awv 4 sa-poiat-
in - .eat a there w-.U not b eocc5i i
...t ill -eaairexes'.s.
i Phoia or wr.te Jas. 7a;- 1K-C4
Ho5ei. rerv !'.. the Mr
sery Co ia soxtiera Ore-.--a r5tf
oot tw tie Fara Era. tf
A sew sbo si.tJJ: pari.-- wV.! ocyi
Joiianiav' iMes Meioi KeJ asi
rvYoe . w;:h tw. csie-i ;e.i.x!
and aa i7rt ia c-iarse.
R. K. Tra?v left ti rx;g
te w-! t,-ri tie day atteaiJ u
ics.ress enters. , 1
It? -re jc-r l:Tesir a:ss ifea'.i!
fr-o axy case ljci. Tie Iis
tc Mai
A.vm j ut Xa2 Tr ie Jt3 STt
this e; aii r.a iry firr -.2
.'a.-i-s-a Cocaty. t!
IVi-.i r.-l waiied t rr ;iir wwk
r--ai: Eawc. W. Nth.
VeJJ-i Atrts lajatiai. sr: N.xti
K,-rs;e. hv -.a M-rr; v! Cart s
V:.r v. c-: C Na: A w t ;
aal citiica iretf.-X'S. l-- E. 0. U-ti-
. TWA "'
kov car:? of ti Ki
en Wioijce f AJrer?? w Vvi a
b f ias.-e t.-cM ia vti iai at tie
Mswt sw-at t.-'a. wkr.-k Wiil Ns at
v;i 1y a aisSwr &f Me-ifc-ni
7
0aJ F.vJs Week U.-c.
J-tK.
an interesting contest as loacn imrno
has had two teams, each ,ractlca!ly j
Interest never runs so hish nor dives i
competition ever become keener than)
- u uiiuus aim uivi.iri? vimu
atrainst each other. A larjre crowd is
expected to witaess' the contest which
will be the last of the season.
Just a line to remind you that I will
frtadly duplicate- any bonafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or less money and give you bet
ter service. N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden i
iVl'.er Nurscry- p00ce - tirreen slabwxxvd at $1.75 per tier in
When better automobiles are built
Buirk will build them. tf
Boost for l-v Farm Bureau. tf
. Prepare for .spring housecleaninK
Broonia &iturviay only 4!o. lutchis-vn
& laimsden. r 2S7
Standard Oil company .painters are
again in town disrupting the orderly '
Interiors 'of the Standard service sta-j
lions and preparing to paint and reno
vate the stations.
Get an ad for what you have to sell
or ant ,n the classified columns of
tns Tribune and Sun this week
as they will not only reach all our
present subscribera but every farmer
in Jackson county not now a subscri
ber. . CJ
. This is Farm Bureau Week. tf
Crescent orchestra dance. Eagle
Point. Sat, Mar. li. r 2S7 j
Mrs. Ben .Trowbridge returned
Thursday trom Portland where she
spent several days shopping and re
viewing the new spring styles.
L. H. Pankey of Prospect was in
Medford today transacting- business
with the local office of the California
Oregon Power company and other
business concerns.
We will loan -you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
You can get It at LeVoe's tf
Canned Foods Week March 3-10.
The D. A. R. will hold a cake sale
at the Public Market and at Hibbard's
Grocery Saturday, March 10th. . 2!S
Richard F. Farmer, Medford garage
man, confessed inability to meet the
demands of his creditors in a volun
tary bankruptcy petition filed today in
journal. . ... - . ,
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 31S .
All kinds of rough and dressed lum- j
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. 711 I
E. Main. '
The Medford Vuicaniiinj Works ;
give a steel tire .tool with each
new tire. - . : j
Get your brooms. Saturday. Satur- j
day only 4Sc. Hutchison Lumsden. J
$7 I
O. A. C. former students and alumni '
received letters this morning from the
ureater J. a. v.. rommiuee urging
them to assist in the Greater O. A. C.
campaign next -week. The letters
were a-ecimpsnied by pamphlets
giving facts about the college which
'iU enable the campaigners to make
a more convincing tais on ice auvan-
tages of the state college-
The D. A. R. will hold a cake sale
at the Public Market and at Hibbard's
Grocery. Saturday. March 10th.
DresoiaKing. Mrs. Carl Powman.
North Oakdale.
Genuine Boscb Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Baruett. tt"
. Medford Shoe Shining Parlor wi'J
open Sat unlay. March loth, til West
Main between Hotel Medford and
DeVoe confectionery. New equipment.
Medford made. F5rst css work
only. Tour patronage solicited. i7
TOO LATE" TO CLASS1FT
FOR RKXT Honsekeepins room.
SI
N. Rartiett.
FOR SALE Account leaving town
must sell S r.vm bnngaKvw. fire
r'.ace. hardwood fl.vrs. sleeping
porch, garage, east front. 53 N.
Oracgei. Pbcse 447-R. Terms, tf
(FOR
KENT Two
rcora famishei
modern. Phone
p.astero!
house.
WANTEIV
at Hxe!
-Ex5erecd chaaibersiaid
Holiad. i7
MR. FARMER
Do you know that we ship our goods in car
loads direct from the factory?
Do you know if you will compare our cash
prices with the cash prices of catalogue
houses and others, we can compete with
them on the same class of goods?
Do you know we carry large stocks of re
pairs fcr the implements we sell? This ser
vice is worth money to ycu.
Do you know you do not have to order weeks
in advance, but can see the goods before you
pay ycur money?
Come in and Talk It Over With Us
We -riU Uke ia one or trro srrull second-hand
trictcrs on new ces for a short fane only.
. HUBBARD BROS.
5 c Discount for Cash On All Purchases
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Praul ar
rived in Medford recently from thetr
home at Galice. Ore., and intend tc
make their home here iernianently.
Velie Sales Service. US S Ceiiiri
avenue. Phone 76 J ""o"
C(.B hM jM ,rrlvej. Mim;'cry
' Ilept.. 2nd floor. Medford Center Store
Joseph Taylor and son Tom arrived
Tueeday noon from a several months
visit in southern California.
Cashier, expert bookkeeper, open
for temporary or permanent encase
ment eveniniEs; small sets books,
financial statements, etc.. books op
ened. Charge moderate. R. W. Fenton
Phone 16S. ;oi
Newcomb is now delivering 14-iach
four-tier lots or more. Place your
order soon for early delivery and have
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks
Phone -31. 2vStf
This is Canned Gjods Week. if
The question o( "something to give"
may be solved by a beautiful knitted
garment. Handicraft Shop. 297
Boost for the Farm -Bureau. tf
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery, Phone 6S0-J !.
tf
Clothing merchants from all parts
of the state are assembled today in
Portland for the annual convention of
the Oregon Retail Clothiers.
This paper will be read by 17.000 to
20.000 people every day this week, in
cluding Sunday. Better carry an ad
in the same. CSu
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with c
and. mail it to Foley a: Co.. Shef
field Ave, Chicago, 111, writing your
name and address clearly. You wi'.l
receive in? return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder aidmentsl.acd Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headache,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
. Adv.
Vivacious! X
Tntwe'tiJtdfigiUigii&h
'
Dr. KINGS PILLS
-or consta&t
Handicraft Shop
Hemstitching
Pico ting
Se per yard
Ratuin mim
It is .1 relief to anyone to
find a bread that fiUs every
rotiuirement Delicious ia
taste, seiierous ia loaf size
and made only of nutrit:o'.is
incmlients nnder the most
sanitary conditions. .
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
will give yea this relief.
"It's Pure asd Wholesome"
Pullman Bakery
: Ay with A
ryT zrrr
Easter's the Time for Airing
New Clothes Net Moth Balls
t t
fiVtiie greatest dress-up day of the Nation and a 1922 suit
whether it is hanging in your wardrobe or laying on the
shelves of a .clothinvr store has no place on your shoulders
in the greru Easter Sunday parade !
ALL NrTW SUITS HERE dyed with 1923 dyes made from
192: materials cut along 1923 ' patterns and priced to
make 1923 show us the greatest volume of business we've
ever enjoyed.
Eeady Now at prices to do away with a dry-cleaned Easter!
Hirsh-Wickwire and Michael Stern
.v. -. . Value First Suits
$27.50 to $50.00 ' -:' '
Model Clothing Co.
126 East Main ' ' S. t. Richardson, Prop.
HOW f LAilrivjl
Is it 20?
When a nuvn ncwls a mother,
not a wife?
Is it 50?
When a man Mart wander
ing, woman nomlerins?
Is it 40?
When a man most regret
liLs lost youth?
The Biggest
, Boldest
Picture
Ever Made!
Lewis Stone, Cleo
Madison, Eoth Clif
ford head real Star
cast. .
1?lq J
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
: THE NEW
F. & E. THEATRE
CENTRAL POINT
THURSDAY, MAR. 8
Rudolph Valentino
"THE
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i If .
MlCHAflVyTTRM
" Pound Three
THE LEATHER PUSHERS
entitleil
The Chick asha Bone Crusher
STJNDAY Connie Talmadge
in J .
"The Primitive' Lover"-'
3
7A
in
SHIEK"
'-. ' Am
A RELIABLE BATTERY
Wta yctt thizk in teras of toying
a r.ew tattery thick of the hatterr
we effer for sale. It is a yrfrer.
thi-g cf r-.ert. Vs " V'.-
ter:e w-.'.I tll yea rive
cr.$.s:--r.:'.y tc3 s tif
cost aiversj c;d:l
Radio Bat
Electric .
-T Xcv. Grape. . 211
Ol C. Vmtr i
1, K. CVa
4
lvst f.-w tli Fits Esirrar. ti
Ar 1-rsraao. Frew Wl.! '
I lvd r'-eii rafj waa-.es at yeotJoct
j G yrr U li Meiwi F.
v " Ca2 J-tt. m 't V w - j
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