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B. F. Joy
Sarah R. Janney
Walter Jennings
MEDFORD FOR THE
O. B. Jennings -
W. B. Jackson
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1 The Men's Shop
5 Formerly Springer & Lee
H Now in Our New Location
104 West Main St.
a .: New Palm Building
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CLEARANCE
SALE
We have a few "left overs" from the holt'
day season that we want to move and als6
a few odds and ends that we are offering
at very reasonable prices.
A number of floor and bridge lamps that
were priced at
$13.75
$23.50
$24.50
$23.25
$10.00
all offered at
20 off
this week
1 Western Electric Washer, in good condi
tion except paint $90.00
1 Easy Washer, Has all copper tub $55.00
1 Eureka Electric Sweeper. Special $25.00
1. Westinghouse Range (used) . .$150.00
1 new model Hotpoint Hughes Range, in
excellent condition, used short time
only $150.00
1 Wood Heating Stove, just the stove for
office or store .' . . .$15.50
Also several other items not listed here,
but priced attractively in order to make
room for new appliances.
MOTORS WATER SYSTEMS
PUMPS, etc.
PAUL'S
Electric Store
33 North Central
Medford Building
Mt. Pitt $1.75
; Marvel Loaf $1.60
I; MORTON MILLS
WATCH YOUR
. BATTERY
PRESTO-LITE BATTERY
STATION
Tlio lint of jurors from this city,
drawn from the county court, for tho
year, Is as follows:
Ilert Anderson
Geo. Andrews
H. C. Applegate
Andrew J. Anderson ,
Olln Arnsplgor
flattie M. Alden.
Martha B. Abbott
F. L. Applegate
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Orro Iloardman
H. C. Burgess
N. S. fionnett
Bertha E. Bardwell -;
Maud Blair
Minnie B. Bellinger
Ethel Bradley
Fred nnrnobura;
C. A. Bennett
Ira S. Binns
MARY K Bowline
Robert II. IloyI
J. D. Ileoson
Allon W. Bish
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W. It. Coleman
Frank M. CorllBS
F. K. Chllders
Frances Cochran
KHz. M. Cobb
J. II. Cooloy
Ich Cameron
Newton Chancy
Goo. 10. Corey
C. N. Culy
Vorne T. Cannon
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Emma N. Drlskel
Wm. G. Davis
Chas. N. Davis
. John II. Dodgo
Volney Dixon
Florence Dean
Charlos Darby
J. H. Duncan
Florence MV Dltsworth
D. D. DeVoe
I-Aura Darby
Lutle B. Dalloy
Txiron L. Damon
Margaret Irene DoLosh
Bort R. Elliott I
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Fred Frldogar
Thos. J. Fuson
Illce'Flndloy
Leila A. FlomlnK.
Margaret E. Fisher
Erastus J. Fouts
Wm. Fox
Edward H. French
Turner A. Flfer
Glenn Fabrlck
Albert D. Fry
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Walter S. Goro
Nettie Goodrich
Alice L. Goft
Martha Gall "
Lid la T. Garnett ,
Laura B. Godlove
C. U Goff
Marion F. Cribble
Alloo M. Oetcholl
Lydla Goff
Kathorlne A. Gaildis
E .E. Gore
Goorge Gales
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Maggie G. Howell
Roland Hubbard
Helen Hoss
J. P. Hansen
Charles W. Harrison
Mao C. Honselman
Grace E. Holmes
('has. 11. Howard
Gertrudo O. Hashing
Horace A. Hanscom
Mary I llanby
Lydla M. Howell
A. llubburd
Mary I,. Hoke
W. S. Henry
Anna Hicks
Wm. U llallcy
A. W. Hiibbs
John A. Hemxtreot
Frank W. Hollls
Hobt. II. Hammond
Tony Andros Howell
Arthur I.. Hill
"Friendly Servlct"
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ASPIRIN
Say "Bayer"-Genuine 1
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4$
"lUvpr Ti Wclii of AnDirin.'
have been proved safe by millions and
prwicritxul dv pnysieisns over iwemj
three years for Colds snd grippe misery.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets cent onfj
few cents at any drugstore, ts.cn psoa.'
age contains proven directions for Cold:
snd lens now o prepare an nsiur
garble for sure throat and tonsilit
Holen M. Jacobs
Mildred V. Klum
W. A. Kinney
Ada J. Kingston
Wilbur Kime ;
W. 8. King ;
P. M. Kershaw
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Geo. F. Lynch
Samuel E. Leonard
Jessie Lamb
Helen H. Leach
Grace D. Lydlard
J. H. Leggttt '
Harold V. Lumsden
Joseph W. Lawton
Denlson T. Lawton
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Alice Morgan' :
W. G. Medley
Mark Montgomery
John C. Mann
Josephine F. Murray
Ella E. Medynskl
Lena Marsh
Livy A. Murphy
Nellie McGowan '.'
C. A. Meeker
George Mordoff
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James Owens ' 1
James S. Ortu ,
Clara Orr ; ' '
Wm. Offutt '
Milton Ottoman
J. ; E. OlmsteaU
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Frances Perry
Rena B. Purdln .
Prue Piatt
Blanche Powell
Maude A. Porter
Geo. W. Prlddy
J. A. Perry
B. W. Paul
M. E. Root
Maud S. Rice .
Wm. H. Rucker
Emma J. Rces
Luke Ryan
Margaret Rankin
W. J, Rogers . ,
Sarah L. Redden
James E. Roberts
Edwin R. Robinson
Frank R. Roberts
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Gordon Stout
Lynn W. Bmlth
Maude Stlckel ,
Ward B. Spatz
Jennie M. Snedlcor
Henry O. Shearer
Wm. Stinson, Sr.
Bert M. Sullivan
Gilbert R. Satchwcll
J. J.. Skinner . '".
Chas. Strang .
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Henry A. Theirolf
Henry II, Taylor
C. P. Talent
Eugene Thompson
W. B. Thompson,
Robert L. Taylor '
Chas. P. True ,
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Anna Ulrlch ,
Marie Ulrlch ... ,
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Ray E. Wright;
Elnier E. Wilson
Katherlno Wakeman
Frank M. Wilson
H. II. Weaver
Zelma A. Wahl
Jessie Wood ,.
C. W. Whlllork
MaryC. Warner
Ruth Warner ,
O. N. Wilson 1
Flora A. White
Alfred J. Weeks
Nelson J. Wiley
Wallace Woods .
J. Whltlatch
Addie Williamson
Jessie E. Wood
Harry G. Wortmnn
Earl II. York
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KRAKAUER
PIANOS
Now in New York Schools
In 1922
the Music Committee of the Board of Education of New York,
composed of men recognized throughout the world for their ability
and appreciation of
Tone Quality Durability Artistic Merit
Chose forty-four Krakauer
Pianos for use in the schools
In 1923
in spite of extreme competition the first instruments had proved
so satisfactory that they again chose
Forty-four Krakauer pianos
for additional schools
Instruments of such a character that not only please the critical pur
chaser at first but through the satisfaction they give, bring further com
mendation in the form of "repeat orders, are business builders for the
dealer
Sherman Clay & Co. Products
WEEKS & ORR
Dealers ... '
ATTENTION ATTRACTED
Much attention Is being attracted
In Medford by the new Lincoln four
passenger sedan which was received
last SaturdBy by the C. E. Gates Auto
company. This car Is the very last
word in automobile construction, and
Its beauty and performance is becom
ing the "talk of tho town.- In the
Lincoln. Henry FoVd's engineers have
built every feature that is desired and
will appeal to exacting motorists who
prefer to drive a truly "fine car.
The Lincoln body is of the very lat
est design, It's Interior luxuriously fin
ished, deep, comfortable seats and In
laid side paneling. The sedan model
now being shown at the Gates Auto
company Is admirably fitted for tour
ing having a Bnadous rear trunk for
suitcases or luggage. One of the very
finest features of the new Lincoln,
however, lies under the hood. The
powerful motor Is a veritable master
piece of gasoline motor construction
and gives the Lincoln driver a range
of speed from three to eighty miles an
hour in high. Its oven power in high
gear at a low speed and smooth ac
celeration is surprising.
One really should see the new Lin
coin, ride in It, to fully appreciate its
beauty and performance. George
Gates of the C. E. Gates Auto company
has Issued a cordial invitation to
southern Oregon' peoP'8 t0 8e tna new
four passenger enclosed model at their
show rooms at the corner of Sixth
street and the Pacific highway.
Gem-Nut
Margarine
It tastes good
and how it saves money!
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Made in Portland -Jx
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Swift &. Company, U. S. A.
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