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MEDFORD MAIL' TRTKUNE. MEDFORD, PRECOX, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY fi. 1924 PAGE TWO Tocal and JLj Personal When .the Uoily of ex-l'reBldent Wilson wus lowered In the Bravo to- day "taps" waa sounded by the Asso ciated Press, and the Mall Tribune with all other A. P. newspapers t . suspended operations tor two minutes I In respect to the dead. The Mcdford banks closed during the burial this afternoon. The postoffice closed from 2:30 to 3:30 o'clock, thouch the mail , can-lei's made their regular deliveries, most of the stores closed dui-inu the hour of the funeral. Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf . The schools will not close this afternoon according to an announce ment of Aubrey CJ. Smith, superin tendent of schools, but this afternoon the. teachers were to hold a little ser vice' and tell their pupils something of the life of the lato President Wilson, however, the high school and all but the four lowest grades of the grade schools will be dismissed anyway this afternoon on account of examinations. The Thrift Shop will have another "of their popular surprise puckago sales on next Saturday, Feb. 9. bach Package only 10c and worth mora than that. The shop has for sale many other bargains, among them a. boys' nice raincoat for 10 or VI years old,, for only 7Gc, a child's beautiful lilush coat for only S3, several new folding sealskin handbags for only each. These are Just samples of what you'll 'find hero. 273 ltoynl Neighbors, attention!'. You aro requested to meet at 1:30 Thurs day with Neighbor Heos, corner Hlxtli and Orapo to attend In a body the funeral of Neighbor Alta May San defer. ' .. ... 271 t . Mortford Odd, Fellows had a plenB aiit visitation last evening from J. IS. Pickens of, ltnseburg. grand herald of Uiq granu lotlgo. lave jericno u-uv clei's took the final degree, and fol lowing tho lodge work a vtpiuit was ucrved. Mr. Pickens Is visiting the J..O: O. P. lodges of southern Oregon ns representative of 'tho grand master. Mrs. Pickens Is with him on this trip. Expocted to. nrrlvo Saturday, Feb. iith, another shipment of pattern hiits from tho east. Tho Emmy I,ou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store.- ' - 273 Columbia plastr wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. ' ' ' ' - ,' Mr. arid Mrs. John Tonilin returned thlB morning from Itochoster, Minne sota, whero about a morith ago Mr. Tomlln was operated upon for nppen dloltia. Thoy stopped at Kansas City and IjOS Angoles en routo homo, Mr. Tomlln having fully recovered from the effects of tho operation. , Tho Jacksonville Parent-Teachers association Is giving a community program in tho high school auditor ium Thursday, Fob. 7, at 8 p. m. There will be music, stunts, magic and a play. Admission 15c and 26c. A good time Is ussured for all. 271 A 'groat artist coining to Medford, rtonoe chotriot, world's most famous woman violinist. Second only to Fritz Krelslcr. . First Prosbyterian church, Wednesday evening, Feb. 13th. Pro rated, membership ticket now $2 00. , This also Includes concerts that fol low. Medford Civic club. "It aooms llko gilding refined gold to attempt to describe the benuty of nor playing. There aro many violinists but only one Chomot." Urlstol Evening News. ,-.... . 27B" The tax rolls will bo turned over to tho sheriff Feb. 20. Pay taxes early nnd avoid tho rush. Ho calls himself a "common far mer," does Victor llursoll of Central Point, Ore., und ns ho does so well on his farm that ho pays his taxus, tho farmer who : complains about nonpayment of taxes must be an un common ono, agitators to tho contrary notwithstanding. Mr. Iiursoll Is a commissioner ol' Jackson county and Is In the city on county business. Portland Oregonlan, . Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchltion & Lumsden. . 272 Cortlcelll stockings In . tho now spring shades. Handicraft Shop. 270 Hort Hooker who had a vory seri ous operation throe weeks ago at the Medford hospital is now homo and putting ulong nicely. Exported to arrive, Saturday, Feb. Olh, another shipment of pattern hats from the east. The Emmy Lou Hat ; Shop. M. -M. Dept. Store. , 273 . Ked Mexican boans, 20 lbs. 11.00. ! Hutchison & Lumsden. .. ; 272 ' Mrs. II. M. Fullorton and Mrs. L. M. piothnr of Vancouver, It. C, und 13. .Emerson of Minneapolis are among Oie out of tho stato visitors In tho city. . tfcince with tho Metropnlo Jazz or chestra at Jackson Hut Springs, Wed nesday night, till 2 a. m. 272 ..Try our dry wash, 7c per lb,, mini- ' inum 7Qo. All flat pieces ironed. American Laundry, phono 873. tt , .Linn W, Nosmlth, on attorney of Klumatb Fulls, was In Medford today, enroute to Portland on business. Mr. Ni'smllh is an enthusiastic supporter of Senator Mi-Nary anil says they have a McN'ary club In Klumnth Falls with over 600 members, Columbia piaster wall board., Cnl for prices. Wullace Woods Lumber Yard. q Milk Bread baked by FLUHRER A baker of reputation. At Any Grocer One of the noticeable features of the annual Lincoln Day banquet in Medford is .the attendance in a body of the members of the O. A. It. and their wives. Their ranks grow thin ner each year but their love for Lnl coln and tho principles he stood for increases as the days and years add gray hairs to the ranks of the com rades and comradesses. Try our dry wash 7c per lb., mini mum 75c. All flat pieces Ironed. American Laundry, phone 873. tf I pay cash for used pianos. Herb Launspach. Phone .227. . Ten more hundredths of an Inch of rain fell during the 24 hours ending at 8 a. m. today, and rain Is tho pre diction for Thursday.. The tempera ture continues mild for this season of the year, and thls morning's mini mum was 37, Look for tho word "Everfast" on the selvage of Boculled everfast goods. If not there the goods are not "Ever fast." Handicraft Shop. 270 'An Intensive evening course, the Art of Judging Men or Human Naturo Study opens next Thursday at the Medford Business College. The work Is equivalent to a much longer univer sity course in Annlled Psychology, arid will be ln'charge of Prof. Leland J. Knox, of tho local high school faculty. 2" Altho flags are floating In tho city at half mast because 'of tho death of former President Wilson, no flag at all Is flying) on the city hall building, 'presumably from nn oversight, as Fire Chief Hoy Elliott, who usually looks after tho flag, has been in Port land since last Thursday. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prln glo, Feb. 6th, at the Puruckor Mater nity home, a 7 Vj lb. girl. Shoes at never before heard of prices. Must vacato building. Tluy now. j No. 11 North Fir. 270. "A bond election to vote funds for the erection of tho new high school building has been called, for Saturday, j March 1. says tho Grants Pass Couiv ler. "At the meeting of the school bourd yesterday afternoon, this action was docided upon -so that all the de tails Could be out of tho way to allow tho Immediate start on the construc tion of tho school building. The amount of bonds to :be voted at this election will ho (01,000 which Is con sidered sufficient to reconstruct the present high school with additions sufficient to make it ono of the most modern and up to date schools In the state." . , Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. HutchlBon & Lumsden. 272 House for rent. C. A. DeVoe. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight of Long Bench, CI. Ii. Seaman of Los Angeles and It. W. Hottenberg of Snn Fran cisco were among tho Californlnns In the city yesterday and this forenoon. Pacific Package goods aro the high est standard for needle work. See the new artistic designs. Handicraft Shop. . .. i 2711' Home again! Motropblo Jnzq or chestra, Wednesday night, Jackson Hot Springs. ' 272 Tho Clean Sweep sale of tho J. C. Mann "tlepartmont 'store started off with a rush and bang this morning, and during the first hour after tho big HtJl'C opened at ' 4:.30, , o'clock .600 brooms, which wore on salo at an un heard of low price, ns a special ad vertising feature, were sold out and the hundrods of customers who poured In all during the day wore un able to lake part In this broom bar gain as the entire stock had been sold. Such an unanticipated rush for brooms had not beon foreseen. Tho new Bucllla Package goods have arrived. Look them over. Han dicraft Shop. 262 Columbia plaster wall .board. , Call for prices. Wullace Woods Lumber Yard. . . Irene L. Fry of Grants Pass' was an overnight guest last night at tho Hotel Medford. ' Ked Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1:00. Hutchison & Lumsden. , 272 Why use a treadle machlno when wo will ront you a new White Electric tor $3.00 per month. White Sowing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlott. " Among tho Medford speakers at the chamber of commerce forum at Grants Pass yesterday Were President B. E. Harder otjthe First National bunk, H. L. Wulther of the California Oregon Power company, and Hugh K. ttnnk!n, supervisor of Crater National' forest. Exchango your old piano for a new one. See Launspach, phono 227. . New shipment cotton crepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jnp Art Store. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Holger have re turned to Medford from a year and a half stay In southern California, whore thoy wero engngod In tho niusl-, cal profession. Mrs. Bolger was a vaudeville leadur at San Bernardino and Mr. Bulger played at tho Nation al Orango Show nt tho same place, and, later played In the Lob Angeles Municipal band. Tho Vanta garments nro the best to ho found for tho baby. A full Hue nt The Handicraft Shop. ! 276 Dancing, Wednesday night, Jackson Hut Springs. Metropolo Jazz orches-, tru. , 272 There Is to ho a chicken dinner at St. Mark's hall this evening at 6:30 o'clock. ...... Phonographs! See Launspach. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 Mrs. C. 11. Taylor nnd two sons, Charles and Alfred, of Central Point, returned this morning from u three months visit In Fort Worth nnd El Paso, Texas, Los Angeles and Sun Francisco, Hemstitching, buttons covered nt the Handicraft Shop. tf Ked Mexican beans, 20 lbs. ft. 00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 "There's plenty of policy 'in the banks lots of It, so 1 don't think It Is good advertising for tho stnto to say that people cannot pay their taxes. community cannot bo broke finan cially when tho banks havo plenty of money, for the money is tho accumu lated deposits ' of tho peoplo of tho community." W. H. Gore, a banker of Medford, thus expressed himself. Portland Oregonlan. Homovnl sale. 10:60 Goodyear welt shoes $4.50; $7.60 values $6.86; good work shoes $3.00 to $4.60. No. 11 North Fir. 276 Linen crepe, all colors, 98c yd. Jap Art Store. W. O. Webster nnd Itnrry Shawk who Is chief engineer of the Associat ed Oil company left today for Cres cent City. Calif., where they will be for several days testing tho . lubricat ing powers of certain oils on the mills In that city. At poiiers . TIcnv'Mtcnlnk 8c. tf There' h Imy tiu.'lm.iid College lu ilcJui J. UiY,N - ' f Chillies Hale left yesterday for Cla stelle. I'alif., to do road con.struetion work for the Bishop Thomas company which is opeartlng in that country at present. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. 11.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 Duplicating save books for sale at mm omce.. ., . n- A seven pound boy was born to Mr. ond Mrs. Harold Grey Wednesday morning at the Purucker Maternity hospital of this city. Both mother and child are doing nicely. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 You can get it at DeVoe's. tf The dealers license No. 103A adver tised In this paper as lost about two weeks ago is at the post office in Grants Pass. ' i Before you buy that piano see Herb Launspach. He can save you money.' He knows pianos and Is reliable. Of fice and salesroom, 114 W. Main St. Selling out new phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings; Mrs. Jamison, dean of women of O. A. C, will talk tomorrow, Fob. 7th.; at Ashland In the interest of the Par-I ent-Teachers association. . Her subject Is recreation and social standurd. A large delegation is desired from Med-' ford. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Wo have good vuluos In used cars. Pattern & lfoblnson, Inc. tf The city council meeting last night was mostly devoted to transacting routine business. The council received a protest from - citizens living In the vicinity of the corner of Welch and Jackson streets, against nllowlng the new States Glove factory, which is being moved here from Denver, Colo., locating on a lot which was tentative ly given this concern by the council last woek, providing the neighborhood didn't object. After briefly discuss ing the protest It was decided that the city will provide another location for the factory, and the matter was left In tho hands of a committee of tho council. We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. , Crepe paper 6c roll, DoVoe's. Among the visitors in the city from tho stnto of Washington are Miss Ger trude Young, Mr. and Mrs: V.': E. Rabei, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilde, W. A. Hutchlngs, Prank P. Lungnoy and W. H. Greeley of Seattlo, and Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hunson of Tacoma. , Weather Strip Bhuts oiit the cold frohi around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf " Pianos! Seo Launspach. 1 John Broadwood, who-for tho last six monthB.has been visiting relatives In Indianapolis, Ind., returned yester day to Medford. Ho declared it very cold In Indlnnapolls and himself glad to return to the mild climate of south ern Oregon. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. , , 272 Wenthor Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Choap and easily, applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf J. E. Judd of the Western Bond and Mortgage company is in Medford for a' fettr ilnvs. nttendlmr to l)ualneSf. We, will loan you money to build or buy Holmes tho Insurance Man. Get Boft paper school tablets at this office. tf Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald who wero married In Mnrysvlllo,. Calif., about throe weeks ago, arrived home in Medford yesterday afternoon, from their honeymoon sojourn In Los Angoles nnd vicinity, and nro nt pres cnt staying temporarily at tho homo of Mr. McDonald's paronts, Mr. arid Mrs. C. W. McDonald, as their apart-. ments In tho Cnrgill are not yet ready for them to move in. Whilo In the south Mr. McDonald met among other former Medford residents Treve Lumsden and Raymond lleter In L03 Angeles nnd Frank P. Farroll in Long Beach, and he says thoso three ere very homesick for 'tho old town, : Weuthor Strip shuts out the cold from around .doors and 'windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tr Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Winetrdut of Grants PnsB motored to Medford last evening for tho Shrlners danco. 'Mr. Wlnetrout Is tho owner of tho Lincoln and Ford cars agency In Grants Pass. Our only business is insurance, but wo cover every known kind of risk. It. A. Holmes, "Tho Insurance. Man." tf Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hognn hr- rlved from Indianapolis. Ind., lust evening and In the futuro will make tholr residence In Medford. Mr. Ho gnn 1b an ardent fisherman and the fnmo of tho fishing to bo had In this country made him resolve to make his.' homo in Medford. Mr. Hogan will be iv representative of the Western Bond and Mortgugo company. Froo lecturo on Chrlstlnn Science. Medford Armory, Thursday evening, Feb. 7th, by Judge Frederick C. Hill. 271 J. W. Day, of Portland, ngency' di rector of tho New York Life Insurance Co., and Dr. Harrison of New ork City, superintendent of tho Western medical division of tho same company aro In Medford today conferring with their local agents. . Genuine Bosch Magneto parts nnd repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bnrtlett. tr J. I. Summervllle. a former city councilman of Medford nnd at present residing In Portland, Is a Medford visitor today. Coal brlquottos. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Conl Co. rhono 239. tf Hen C. Day, attorney of the South ern Pacific, passed thru Medford to day on his way south from Portland. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONVALESCENT HOVE, Ashland. Our patients like to stay with us and It's our best advertisement. 271 FOR SALE Guernsey cow, coming fresh March 1st. . Inquire Medford Auto Painting, 29 S. Front. 274 EYKUT KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS R. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILOINQ SINCE 1909 Out uf Uvn OrKmians l?mporar ily in i ho city yorUfn'ay anil today include Mr. and Mm. J. Klliott, Mr. and Airs. John jL. Klliott, Mr. and Mrs, M. N. lloKun, Mrs. J. II. Toffe, W. U lirown, K. J. Taylor, C u. Judd, Walter lUtlgway, Aupuat Melvln, W. T. Downea. F. M. Kwing, H. D. Roe, S. lIlrHch. J. E. Callahan and Sanfield McDonald of Portland, Mr. and Mrk J. K. Pickens and Chan. VV. Oilhert of Roseburg, H. M. ttutler of Prosper, T. C . White and K. W. Haney of Kufiene. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Hialto theatre. tf Mr. and Mrs, Xed Cornish of Port land are in Medford today visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ray Smith. The visi tors are on their way to California for a bIx weeks visit. Mrs. Cornish is Mrs. Allen's sister. Try our wei . wash on your next wash day.' 15 founds for 75c. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 1G6. tf A deal was closed in this city yes terday in which 12,000,000 feet of timber located on this side of the Siskiyou mountains, near the railroad station of Siskiyou, was transferred to Arthur Cogens, of Dunsmulr, from 15. T. Merrill, well known timber land owner and dealer, of Long Ueach, California. Mr.'. Merrill has been in Ashland for the past several days in connection with the deal and informs the TldinKS that Mr. Coeglns has also purchased the Barnham sawmill near Siskiyou nnd will Immediately enlarge; tho same, . .machinery for that pur pose already having been purchased. Ashland Tidings. - - Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Tho special winter number of the Detroit Motor News contains a fine full page winter view of Crater "Lake, which, is regarded as very good pub licity for the lake. Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. Tho members of tho American Le gion post will be the guests of the Kilts lodge at the Elks big smoker tomorrow night which will begin. at 9:30 o'clock, Immediately .after the Past Kxalted Rulers Night observance of the lodge. Knch legion man will be provided with tickets of ndmlssion to tho Elks temple, which tickets can bo obtained from ho officers of the post and Carl Tengwald. Froo lecture on Christian Science, Medford Armory, Thursday evening, Feb. 7th, by Judge Frederick C. Hill. '271 Mr. and Tvtrs. IT. O. lenders of Ash land were In Medford last evening and attended the Masonic ball given by tho ShHners. . - v , Singer electrics are the most highly developed of all sewing machines. Investigate the features which have placod them In a class by themselves. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir. 274 David Eugene Olson, said to bo the owner of three producing wells in Texas and California and the promo ter of three wells in Oregon, at Eu gene, Cottage Grove and Medford. spoke lust night to a gathering of about two hundred stockholders arid people Interested in the Trigonia well In the assembly ?room of the Public Library. Mr. Olfien and his brother ure helping, Colonel Mundy to finance tho deepening o .the Trigonia in tho firm belief that there Is oil there. T. V. O'Connor Head Of Shipping Board ! WASItlNOTOisi . Foil. 6. T. V. O'Connor of Buffalo. N. Y., ' former president of 'tho International Long shoremen's union and present mem- her of the shipping tionrcl, was oes EASY TO DARKEN : YOUR GRAY HAIR vt,in vrtl, - flnrVeh vour Hair with Sugo Ten, and Sliljiliur, no ond 'can toll, because It's ilono so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this mixture.' though, nt homo Is mussy nnd trouD- lu.,t,,n At Itrll.nnHl Vnn rnn huv at any driig store the ready-to-use prep aration, Improved by tho addition of other Ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." You Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. Uy morning all gray hair dis appears and, after nnothei applica tion 'or 1'wo, your hair becomes beau tifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. Oray. faded bhlr, though no dis grace, is a sign of old age, and as we nil .i,im n vnnthfiii and attractive appearance, get busy nt once with Wyeth's Sago aml-Suiphur uompounu and look years younger. Adv. KONDON'S for Cold In Head, Catarrh. T)r Not. Coairlu. 8n.lnt. Ilraliuu. Head Noim, Headache. Bora Throat, Ioflucoia. KONDON'S SOTeara dotal- toail. Doctara, ProtlataNaraea teeoinmcnd it. AMKlor jampi. irre. cat bhx Jiyu , , MroPa F,&E;$heatre CENTRAL POINT - THURSDAY AND FRIDAY1 ' The Bis Universal Picture of HOOT GIBSON In "THE RAMBLING KID" Wm. 'Desmound ln'"Around the World In 18 Days." Two-Reel' Century Comedy, ' "'Spring Fever." Admission 10o and 30c Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M. Dress ' Making, Tailoring, Altering, Repairng, Clean . ng and.. Pressing . 1 , At tho I . TAILORING- PARLORS : 22 North Bartlctt Street ignatcd today by I'n-:i"b'i:t Coolf1i-'i: to hi- president of till' biard. .Mr. O'Connor siicoveds to the va cancy in the chairmanship caused bv the resignation ol Edward I'. Karl of Chicago afti;r this senate commer omntlttee had refused to approve his nomination on the ground that he was geographically disqualified under th law. The ; crowning t basketball amo- of the- year will be placed in this city next Saturday night at the Armory, between the Roseburg anil Medford high school fives, "and on tho outcome hinges the championship of southern Oregon and the right to play for the state championship at Kale in in March. . The Roseburg team will play Ash land at Ashland Friday night. Recent showings of the Lithla City team, in dicate they will give the Douglas county delegation a warm reception. COach Callison has been drilling his squad nightly, and the Medford team will be in the pink of condition fur tlio battle o'f'the year. A large crowd of Roseburg rooters will come Sat urday for the game. Hasklns for Health. it AID THE KIDNEYS Do .Not ;p,ida"Kvl' Tjir- When n ; l til fort I t'lUwn Shows You , . the ay to Avoid It. Why will people continue, to suf fer the agonies of kidney complaint, backache, urinary disorders, 'lame ness, headaches, 1'nriguor," why allow themselves to become chronic Inva lids, when a tested remedy is offered them? ' Doan's Pills have been used In kid ney trouble over 50 years, have been tested In thousands of cases. If you have any, even one, of the syinptomVof kidney diseases, act'now Dropsy on Bright's disease may set in and tnake neglect dangerous. Read this Medford testimony: Mrs M. Woody, 11 Tripp St., nayh: Doan's Pifla aro hn old remedy 'with me and I have used them with ;good results. I had kidney nnd bladder trouble for some time and suffered with backache. I used Doan's Pills for these troubles and thev strength ened my kidneys and removed all the pains." t ' ' , Price GOc at nil dealers. Don't simply hsk for a kidney remedy get uoairs Pills the same that, Mrs. Woody had. Fostcr-MIlburn Co., Mfrs:, Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. THE GIMME 8 GIRLS ARE HERE All set to fcrab-off anything . or per son in sight 'worth SEE t THEM IN DIGGERS" Avery HopWood's lively stage corned-. It's a knockout story of a group of show girls, with HOPE HAMPTON Louise Fazenda tyindham Standing FRIDAY "SALOME JANE".. CRUCIAL BASKET B. GlEONSlW "THE GOLD RIALTO If this Signature J - is NOT on ' the J'Thef e is . no other fiR6JV10'QUWlNE " Proven Safe for more than a-Quarter of a Century as a quick and effective remedy fori Colds, Grips" and Influenza, and as a Preventive. The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Price Finds Sporige Rubber Pad Easy and Comfortable Dear Sirs .' ' v n : Your Truss is all right arid I hardly Wow I have it on. Tt is so 'much easier than the hard rub ber pads. Will recommend it to all Truss wearers. Yours very truly, R: II. PACKARD. Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We are as hear to you as your telephone 'Heath, Mann "and Heath J " ' ASK FOR A MILES CALENDAR ' "'-' FERTI-LIME APPLY IT NOW It improves the texture 'of heavy soils. Cor rects acidity and makes your soil sweet. Will drive moss from your lawn and libe rate plant foods how locked up in the soil. IMPROVE LAWN AND GARDEN, THRU THE USE OF FERTI-LIME AND FERTILIZERS AT SMALL COST TO YOU. Phone Us Your Order We'll Deliver Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 323 E. Main "A Clean Place to Trade - i :.' Poultry Fence JUST RECEIVED A Large Shipment Of Poultry Fence i ' Prides Lower Than Former Years We h aVe poultry fence from one foot to six feet high. Styles to Hubbard Bros. Phone 231 , , , , B it is NOT; f J QUININE 30 Cents Phone 260 Please All Main and Riverside
