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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923
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JU
ocal and
Personal
i The postofflce was almost swamped
today wuh tho uhuuI first . ui th
month heavy local mail deliveries,
which included many hundred:!
new telephone company books. In ad
ditlun to the regular incoming an 4
outftolnK mail.
A,'aln, the great Pay nlht dance,
Oriuntul. garde na, Saturday night
.192
Children's day tomorrow, Saturday
nftcrnoon 3 o'clock, Christian church
19
Among tho guests at the city auto
camp who arrived last night and will
be hero for a day or so are three fam
Hies from Idaho, who are contcmplat
ing locating here, or in the valloy, and
purchasing property. -
lU'fore you buy that piano Bee H,
G, Iaunspnch. He can save you
money., He knows pianos, and is ro
liable, ' Office and salesroom at
Weeks A Orr, Phone 227..
fOne week's sale of framed pictures
at hnlf price,, commencing Saturday.
Kwoma. 1.92
Ali-H. Loland Jacobs nnd daughter
loft this forenoon for a visit with nor
mother, Mrs. Mary Hemphill at Edge
wood, Calif.
Hig aalo, of women's dresses and
coats at the Hub fcihoe store Saturday,
November" 3rd,'; one day only. For
this sale we have secured wonderful
coaH aha 'dresses, the last word in
siyip, and at prices tnat win please
you, No extra ehai'ge for alterations.
Any garment will be laid away with
mnall payment at time of purchase,
192
Th'o popular Lyric orchestra, Jack
sonville, Friday.. Excellent eats. 192
A number of Modford football fans
are planning to go to Portland No
vember 10th to . see the Oregon'
Stanford football game, and If a suf
ficlent number are signed up a specla
Medford -car may be attached to the
regular train.
'-'Just time to get thai tree order in,
Yes. we 'still have Hose pears . on
Uburensls roots, good ones, ilavo you
got your shade trees, shrubbery and
roses? Washington, Nurseries, Klxth
nnd Fir Hts., opposlto Holland Hotel
l'hone 441-M, 10. U. Welsh, agent,
194
. Some Maxflnld Parish picture
framed, at half price, Hwem's. 192
. Tickets, for, tho big, cantata and
dedication service of the new pipu
organ of tho First liaptlat church to
be given Tuesday next, also tickets
for the banquet for Wednesday can be
secured at Marsh's Grocery.
November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call. Tho Knimy Lou
Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store, Medford
Bldg. . . . 197
Two cases of typhoid fever are re
ported in Grunts Pass in the last Mil
letln issued by the stato board of
health. Diphtheria Is prevalont thru
out the Htnto. Hoseburg reports five
cases while there are 14 In Portland
. ft very child in Medford is Invited to
Children's day exercises Saturday at
3 p. in. at the Christian church. 192
Viatka squirrel chokers $14, thir
week only linrtlott, furrier, M. M
Storo. ,, " ; . "192
Mrs. J. H. gears and Mrs. M. A
Kncles of Dunsmulr, Calif., are visi
tors in tho city and registered at tho
Medford, who arrived in the city this
morning.
Iilg sale of women's dresses and
coats Saturday, November 3rd only,
All that Is now iiv dresses and coats
on sale for one day. Your size Is
hero. Special price on evory garment
Come Saturday. See window, the
Hub Shoe Store. 192
Wonderful values In trimmed hats
formerly $12.50 to $15, Friday and
Saturday, $7.05. Tho Vanity' Shop.
... 192
At tho forum Vodnesday fluy Coiic
nor etated that 15 years ago tho entire
output of the canneries of tho united
States was 15 million dollars, of which
about 10 per cont Was west coast pro
duction. LaBt year the output was
IHO mllllon dollars of which about 8&
percent was produced in the west.
ThlB shows the enormous growth or
tho Industry In fifteen years.
One lot of Swing photo frnmes.
vnluB to $3.50. Choice Saturday, $1.
Swem'B. 1 ' " ' ' 192
Oct ou prices on Urunh wool
sweaters. The Colonial. 3 96
Seymour Jonos, ox-spenkor of tho
hnupu nnd one of tho best known far
mers In tho slate was In Medford to
day enroute to Ashland whero he
Kves a talk tonight In favor of tho
proposed statu lncomo tax. 'Mr. Jones
predicts a heavy voto for the bill in
the rural districts and a heavy voto
ngainst It In the cities.
, A wholesome-hour, stdry tolling,
music nnd splendid talks for children
nt tho Christian church tomorrow at
3 ; in. Parents also Invited. ' 192
Another big wile of trimmed hats
for'$7.BB; Frldny and Saturday. Tho
Vanity Shop. - ' 192
The city auto enmp had 22 enrs
rind 79 persons last night, and the
Merrick Motor Inn had 18 cars and
about CO persons.
' Saturday and Monday- at Poiiol'V
Art lep. lunch cloth and napkins to
'mutch. ORc. 1!2
Paul Shearer Is leaving for San
Francisco this evening.
Just to remind
I ou
Milk Bread is your
best food.
At Any Grocer -
The Hood PJvor Apple Growers'
association has put into commiHtdo
a new. tin-ton refrigeration miuhin
1 which will be utilized in keeping th
. 45 cold storage rooms at a prope;
temperature.
Huy your, shingles .and roofing at
Wallace Woods' JAimber Yard. , 71
13. Main street. Phone 10$. tf
.-Wonderful offerings for one day i
women's coats and dresses at the Hu
Shoe store. Every garment new and
the last word, in style., all uolng o;
sale 'Saturday only at popular prices.
See the windows. 192
Mr. and Mrs.. Robt It. Smith an
brother Frank have returned from
near Sacramento, Calif., whero they
visited their parents, - Mr. and Mrs
ueorgo smith.
Unequalled music, a real ballroom,
settings in keeping with a dance,
Oriental :, gardens, 'Saturday night.
-'.., 192
100 per cent pure' silk pongee, com
mon grade 88c; extra heavy for shirts
3 inches wide, $1.19 yard. Jap Art
Store. - . ' - i- 205
Tho combination of . homecoming
football gnmo tomorrow, Saturday,
has proved Irresistible to all former
students of the Oregon Agricultural
college and many arc going to Corvrtl
lis from hero for the week end
Among these are 'Phlllls Roberts,
Dorothy Diamond, Helen Strang an
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts.
Free Two live gold fish In a glass
globe with a purchase of Ny-Denta
tooth pasto at 'tho regular price, 501
cents. Hasklns for Health. 192
Tutoring in grade and high school
subjects by experienced teacher, 'trki
verslty graduate. 116 Mistletoe. 19
Women's coat and dress sale Satur
day at the Huh Shoe store. Womon1
silk and wool dresses and women1
coats, entire, new shipment, right in
the heart of tho coat and dress sea
son. We were , able to secure this
shipment of coats nnd dresses for
one day sale. Kvery , garment , at
special price.. All new styles and
wonderful values, Saturday only: 192
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hrnwn were vlsl
tors in Grants Pass ' on Wednesday
from this city. . . ,
November millinery sale. It's worth
your while to call. Tho Kmmy I,ou
Hat Shop. M. M. pept. Store, Medford
Hldg. - 197
Uet soft paper scbool tablets at thl.
office. . tf
Tho Dixie club will moot at the
IJbrary Saturday, Nov. 3rd at 2:3U
o'clock.
Portland exporters aro observing
apple week In a fitting way by dis
patching heavy shipments of fresh
apples to tho United Kingdom and
continent In refrigeration. Tho Blue
Star liner Alblonstar, with npproxl
mately 60,000 boxes of apples on
board, was due to sail at 4 p. m. for
the United Kingdom. The Holland
America liner Nichteroy was duo this
afternoon at Terminal No. 4 to load a
cargo of approximately 100,000 boxes
of fresh, apples for United Kingdom
and European ports. She Is duo to
sail early next week. The motorshtp
Lochgoll. of the Royal Mail line, is
due November 12 to load a largo par
eel of apples for United Kingdom
ports. Portland Journal.
Women's silk . dresses, women's
coats, wo mon 'r wool drenncfi. nnnthov
nuV shipment.,- Rlgt in tho heart of
in, season. e .wtuie aui to secure
this shipment of coats and dresses for
a quick sale of onoiday. ; Don't fall
to see these garrtients, Sou will be
tleased with .the style and the price
Soe windows. Saturday only at tho
Hub Shoe Storo. 192
i If you havo found a wooden box
containing three brass bearings about
two inches square, two sqrews about
8 inches long with holo thru head
3-inch scraping knife, copper plates,
wrench, etc. Notify this office or call
83 5-W and rocelvo liberal reward. 1
You can get It at DeVoo's. tf
Included among ; tho Orogonlans
visiting in tho city are Claud H. Giles
of Myrtlo Point., and .tho following
from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Malthouse, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . M.
Jack nnd baby, J. li. Ritas and Frank
Ai. Miover.
Krommol's gonulno health broad at
DeVoo's. . . .tf
Chicken and beef tamalos, Gusher
Cafe. . tf
Very special rFriday and Saturday,
Nov. 12th and 13th, fur trimmed
sport coats, $3& and 89. BO values at
$25. Sizes 14 to 40. Tho Vanity
Shop, cor. Rartlett and Main. 192
Richard Calder olovator operator
at tho Fedoral building Is on the tern
porary sick list for a few days.
Violin lessons, special attention to
advanced pupils. J. D, Wltham, 2ft
Newtown. . . . 193
Found! A placo lo. got creamed
waffles. Crater Lake Confectionery.
Medford Hldg. , 1 194
O. C. Wolff of Portland. Clymei
spotlight agent, stopped off In Med
ford Thursday to transact business
with tho Modford Auto Supply Co., on
his way south for tho winter.
Chllo cOn carno. Gusher Cafo. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed
umber. Wallace Woods, Phono 108,
U Fast Main.
Rain tonight and cooler weather
or tonight and fair weather tomor
row, Is tho official prediction. The
rain of last night and this morning
amounted to ,0S of nn Inch, mnktng
33 of nn Inch that has fallen so far
his week.
Redden & Canaday writo bonds and
nsurance. Phono 7H0, tf
liny your screen doors at Wallaco
Woods' L.umtor Yard, 7H E. Main
Phono los. tf
It runs wick phonographs, the
world's most popular , phonograph.
Knsy terms. H. O, lnunspach, Phone
227.
Mrs. Frank Owen Is leaving Satur
day for a few weeks vlatt at San
Francisco,
Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insuranco Man."
tf
We nro closing out our ntlro piston
ring stock; step cut rings at 10c each,
nil sixes. The Busy Corner Motor Co.
' tf
Higheitt grado Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack nnd
dust. Hansen Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phono 239. . .
The students of the Medford high
school nro giving a dinner tomorrow
night at the Hotel Medford to the
members of the Modford and Klam
ath Falls high school teams.
Johnny Rioslor. Los Angeles feath
erweight was no match for Joe Gor
man of Portland nnd Grants Pass
Wednesday night. Gorman easily won
tho decision. ,
Omy und-ttin pleated BXlrts. The
Colomul. . 196 ,
Kvi'iy one is welcome at the Pres
byterian t-hun b this evening at 7:30
p. m. to ht-ar Rev. Van V. Kddings, a
missionary from the Orinoco Mission
in South America. Mr. 'Kddings will
not only give a message concerning
his work, but will also Illustrate It by
slides taken personally showing con
ditions on hts field. It will be in
structive as well as an inspiration to
every one who Is'watchlng the devel
opments of the Christian" work In dis
tant lands. Mr. Kddings is a gradu
ate of Torroy Bible School in Los
Angeles and has been working in
South America for ten 1 years. The
mission is an Independent mission not
connected with any denomination.
One day coat and dress sale at the
Hub Shoe store, Saturday, November
3rd. Complete line of the newest
models in women's "coats, silk and"
wool 'dresses. These garments on sale
Saturday only. Kvery garment spec-.
lally 'priced for this sale.' No extra
charge for alterations. Any garment
will be laid away with small -payment
at' time of purchase. - See windows
gaturduy.fc., , 192,
Rugs Wanted at once at the .Mail
Tribune office.--' .
See Medford Vulcanizing Works for
lire service. it
Walter Sletten, tho brother of Mrs.
Leland D. Jjiwton 'returned Thursday-
morning from Duluth,- Minn., where
he had spent tho summer. '
Chile con carne. Gusher Cafo. tf
There's a busy Business College
in ModforjJ. GWN.
We have good vnlues in used cars.
Patton A Robinson, Inc. . tf
Adjutant General Whlto of tho Na
tional , Guard left last 'evening for,
Portland after expressing his appro
val of tho furniture, for "the armory
which lfi to be purchased right away
from the various local stores.,
Special salo. on Tuesday at the
Colonial. Garage.' ' ' " tf
We will loan you money to. build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
Duplicating sale hooks for sale at
this office. tf
Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style
craft, opposlto RIalto theatre. ' tf
Royal Brown, tho sonlbr member of
the Brown Brothers firm of T' Kaglo
Point was in Medford today on bust
ness. ''...,....,. "
A message to housewives: Our fam
ily service Is used by hundreds of
Modford womoh. Aro you one of tho
satisfied Customers? ' If not a trial
will convince you that washing at
homo is not worth while. Medford
Domestic Inundry. 193
At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf
Typewriters, all makes rWholesale
robullts. Kasy terms, $5 monthly.
Our guarantee means 20 minute repair
service. Medford Book Store, agerits.
197
J. T. Young of Hlllsboro, Ore., has
received a 65-year Odd Fellows Jewel,
having been a member of the lodge
for more than 55 years. Ho Is ono of
'dO in tho state to raceive this honor.
Miss Virginia Smith is driving with
her father, H. C. Smith, today to Cor
vallls to spend tho homecoming week
end there and see the Washington
O. A. C. football game. Mr. Smith
will go dn from, there the Stock
Show in Portland.
Chicken and beef tamales, Gusher
Cafo. tf
Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and
repair. Electric Bhop, ighth and
Bartlett. - . tf
Chenlllo and embroidery floss In all
colors for all kinds of embroidery.
Handicraft Shop. - 191
George Webb assumed a position
ns clerk In the Medford Harness Co.
store on November 1st.
Milk nnd cream at DeVoo's. tf
Unity literature teaches people how
to be woll, prosperous and efficient.
Free distribution. 810 S. Riverside, tf
We carry nothing 'In coal .but tho
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all fuel wo handle are
always tho lowest, considering qual
ity. Valloy Fuel Co. tf
Tho members of the Klamath Falls
football team who are to arrive to
morrow will be guests at the Medford
hotel during their stay: -
"The best dance floors are those
of hardwood used for a period of ton
or more years," say the mastor wood
workers. Dance at tho Oriental gar
dens Saturday night. . 192
Your Car battery charged in 8 hours
at tho Electrlo Shop., ' tf
November millinery salo. It s worth
your whllo to call. ' The Emmy Lou
bit Shop, M. M. Dept. Storo, Medford
Bldg. 197
Among the visitors In tho city from
a distance nro Mr. nnd Mrs. N. A.
Nurman of Grand Forks, N. D.. W. E.
Wolff and family of Txs Angeles. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry D. Judson, Mrs. O. D.
jovfiridgo and Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Osterbrook and child of Seattle, and
A, Cary and family and Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Marlsrhal of Spokane.
How do you llko this instrumenta-
lon? First and second violins. ' cor
net, clarinet, saxaphono, drums, xylo
phone, bnnjn, trombone and piano.
yrlc orchestra playing at Jackson-
Illo Friday. 192
Slip-on silk sweaters 26 per cont
discount. Friday and Saturday at the
,ranlty Shop. l'JH
Tako your kodak films to Palmers
Studio. First-class work and prompt
service. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR TRADE 202 ncro timber ranch
In Josephino Co.. with 15 ncres cul
tivated, 12 springs and creek, for
residence property In or near Med
ford. Address 233, Mall Tribune.
194
OR- SALE-R-18-X.
Frosh cow.
Phone
194
FOR SALE nrown leather couch.
fumed oak dining table and chairs,
rockers. Ingrain rug. window sashes
doors. 922 S. Oakdale. li3
OR SALE Gentle Shetland pony
with cart and harness. $40; also
larger pony suitable for school
child. Seo Sunday a. m., 30 Keene
Way. 193
FOR RENT Comfortable room for
gentlenmn; use of bath, $2.50 we.ek.
603 N. Bartlett St. 194
ELIJAH HARLAN HUHIVUiwyer.
LL.B. University of Iowa. ISSfi.
Practice In nil state nnd federal
courts. U. 9. Land, Interior and
Treasury Departments. Medford
Bldg.. cor. Sixth and Central.
Hemstitching
at
Handicraft Shop
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Stephen G.' Mather, director of tho
national park system, and Arno li. i
Cummerer, assistant director of na-i
tional parks, who were guests at the :
Crater Club dinner this noon, arrived
in the city with, their wives this mor- j
nlng on train 13 from Portland. Mr. I
and Mrs. Mather hud to cut their stay i
short In the city because of the death j
in San Francisco yesterday of E. O. i
McCormlck, the high Southern Paci
fic company official, whose funeral
will be held in that city tomorrow ,
forenoon, at which Mr. Mather will I
act as a pallbearer at the request of
the widow. Mr. and Mrs. Mather left
this afternoon ' for San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Cammerer will leave to
night for the same city.
All dancers, know oance music, the
Oriental garden orchestra has no
equal for many miles. Hear the boys
Saturday night, and share in one of
those never-to-be-forgotten .evenings.
Viatka squirrel chokers $14, this
week only. Bartlett, furrier, M. M.
Store. 192
Big values In pocket knives, all
sizes and kinds at 88c In sale of
manufacturer's samples Friday and
Saturday only, at Sinclair's Jewelry
Shop. . ; 193
Lieutenant and Mrs. W. F. Rising
of the United States army arrived In
the city yesterday and aro -quests at
the Hotel Medford.
Tho best gift is a personal gift.
"Embroider an apron. On sale at 40c.
Handicraft Shop. 192
Slip-on silk sweaters 25 per cent
discount. Friday and Saturday nt the
Vanity Shop. . . 192
Gold Ray Realty Co., for a few days
offers half Interest in some land to
good farmers free.'.' 193
Hans Hokenyos of Seattle, a former
resident of Medford stopped over I"
this city 'for a day yesterday on a
return trip from San Francisco 1 to
visit Mr. and Mrs. H. Noel and other
friends.
Bookkeeper, experienced, wOuld
like to take set of books for several
hours a day. Phone 97 1-L. 195
Give your soul a chance; your emo
tional nature requires ' stimulation !
Lot beauty bo your guide at tho
Oriental gardens Saturday night. 192
You. wlllmlss a rare opportunity ir
you do not take' advantage of the 88c
sale on manufacturers' sample pocket
knives, Friday and Saturday only at
Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 193
Anna Cochran Mitchell Is In the
Sacred Heart hospital recovering from
an operation.
Clean cotton rags wanted at the
Mail Tribuno office.
Program and box social, Lono Pine
school, Nov. 2, 8 p. m. Everybody
wolconio. , . . 11 192
Aprons stamped ready to work on
salo at 40 centseach, Friday and Sat
urday. Handicraft Shop. '192
Nollcfl
on or arter ucc. zu, asiaa, 1 win noi
do reHponsiuio lor any uimiim cuii
tracted for or by my wife, MiikkIp
...... cirirn r WI'P'P
: , . 104
. a. p. & a: m.
m Special . communication
Modford' Lodge No. 103,
Friday evening, November
' " VJ22 at 7:30 11. m. Work
P. C. Do(jpee..t (u der of V. M.
T
TODAY and Tomorrow
LAST? TIMKS! ' "'
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
In PETER B.KYNE ttoiy
A breezy yarn of the Sea
and
ift Larry
IpfSenion
"THE CQUNIER JUMPER"
a comedy; with a kick
SUNDAY' .
GLORIA SW ANSON
in
"My American Wife"
The Home of Bread Like Mother Made
Getting away from the high cost of living is just a matter -of cut
ting out the tton-essentials. Money spent for, the cost of clerks,
credits and "deliveries does not add to the food value of vhat you
buy and is therefore, npn-essential. We cut this expense here, and
trice everything on the basis of the saving involved. This accounts
for bur consistently lower prices and xtn eyer increasing Volume
of business. . ' "! " ' '"'"t' '
e 1
Extra Speciali
SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, extra fancy grade, weight, 4 to,
6 lbs., per lb. . . . . . . .-. : . .:. '-i s . ... . . ... 43c ,
Grocery Specials
Grated Pineapple, fla!t cans, each .............
Singapore Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans . . . -1 . .
Sunkist Grated Pineapple, flats, 2 for . .
Libby's extra fancy, in heavy syrup, No. 21 cans
only, 3 cans i . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . .......
Pride Mince Meat, No 2 cans, 2 for '. . . . . ". .
Golden West Coffee,,! lb:37c; 3' lb. can $1.14; 5
Royal Baking Powder,' family size 38c; 2 lb.:: .... .
Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. 28c; 10 lb
CornStarch, 1 lb. packages ;
Hominy, large No. 2 cans, fancy grade, 2 for".' : .
Fancy Columbia River Salmon, . No. 1 flats . .
Del Monte Pork and Beans, No. 2, cans, 2 cans
; for
lb".
10c
... . . 15c
. . . . 25c
Saturday.
. . $1.00
can "$1.79"'
:;.$tn4
. . . .$1.69
. , . . ; . 9C
25c
..... 24c
35c
OtKer Meat Specials
Ed Binns (Fighting the Beef Trust)
Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 15c
Hamburger, lb. . . .,.. ,- ....... .. . ... . 15c
Beef, Lamb or Veal Stew, lb 0c
Jiggs and Maggie Special Corned Beef and Cabbage, 2 lbs. of
Corned Beef and a head of Cabbage . ........ . w . ..t .... 33c
Vegetable and Fruit Specials
California Grape Fruit, large size, each
Extra fancy Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. . . . .-.
.5c
25c
Kitchenware Specials
Guaranteed Alarm Clocks, each 98c
Imported Rolling Pins each,..). . . .... ......... .... . 15c
Genuine Pyrex Casseroles, with plated holder. Values up to $5.00,
each . : . . . . V ..... ... ... . . ; ; . . . $3.49
Bakery Specials
CAKES To introduce the new. California Fruit Spice Cakes, for
Saturday, a 2-layer iced cake (sale limited to capacity) each 19c
MORE HOT BISCUITS Old-fashioned raised biscuits, from 11
A.M. to noon only; hot from the oven at 11, per dozen . ...... 10c
" I - (' . ' . .
-Gdtes & Lydiard
Buy Here and. Batik the Difference ,
Lots of Room to Park Your Car
Those Wonderful
''Feeture-Arch" Oxfords
For Women C r
, ,.-.2Y, to 9 j.f'AA to C : ' '
, - ' We have them
'-'In Black and Brown T S-
''Snug at the Heel"
Black $8.85 brown $9.45
"Good Shoes" .
21 Korth Central :
(Since 1912) '
' '. '
F,&E.Theatre
CENTRAL -POINT
Satnrrfay Nljrlit nnil Suiirfny Mnttnro
KINDRED OF THE DUST
Peter B. Kyne's great story of the'
Northwest, starring Miriam Coope
2 REEL CENTURY COMEDY
and
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
"THE GREATEST MENACE"
A Dramatic Expose of the Drug Evil.
Coming November 4th.
"COUNTRY STORE" every Monday
Mglit.
Matlnpo Kvcry Sunday 2:30 p. m.
Admission 10c and 30o .
WASTE BA5RETS
, FOR THE. HOME .
Colors: Pink, lavender, green, blues, white, enameled stell with
stencil designs. . , . -
FOR. THE OFFICE " ' "
. v Olive, Oak, Mahogany, white, Oxidized.
These baskets are sttel, very strong, can be re-enameled. Especially
suitable for bath room, kitchens, bed rooms.
Medford Book Store
34 No. Central
is '-.':
A BIG PICTURE,
A 'GREAT PICTURE,
WITH SOMETHING
MORE BEHIND IT .
THAN THE MERE 1
NECESSITY FOR
FILLING THE SCREEN. I