frfEPTYmn MATT! TRTRTTNT, ArEDFOTtD, OT?r,f.ONT, WEDNESDAY. MATCf'TT r, 1024
AT ASHLANO IS
'A GREAT SUCCESS
ASHLAND,, Oip., Mfinh 5. Tho
IttmlK'on huM at the lloti. Anh
:ui Tufri'-y Ity t)u liulies nf the'
Chatnl i- r r'i.mnMri (t was a s'uc
(csj. THi: was one nt the lHt I1111H1
coii.4 niiil itroiair.H that )uih lici-n hud
for kmiip linn1. Mrs. H. McNairj
(ii-s i1im!, ttfior h(;in;j int rud tinnl by j
j. II- Kuller, 'ciTl;ry of the Cham-1
hep of Coinmercfc. Mrn. Ah Nair tlicti J
introduced Mr. AloxumliT Thoiiipunn, j
f-sintalive
tlw Orcpon Woiin'n'K l'edeiated cluhsi
nnd Ih chairman of tho department of
lilnidtion. she told of tho work that
thl federation linn done, and told of
the plum that I he women of today
hold In tho world, She nr;;cd tlx
women to Join noun political parly,
snylnK that it wan natural for every
nnp to be purtlxun. She told of the
work of the M'oinen'B Joint ('ddki-ch
Rional committer in Washington. She
stated that no pei-Hon, American
foreign born should he allowed to
vole unless he or Hhe Ih aide to road
and wrlto tho lOnglinh luiiKUMKe. Mih
Thompson doeH not believe in the Ore-
It on Public Service ('miin.lns.un ami
Hinted that the eom mission does noth
UiK but inereasc ratea instead of nd-
iuatinK them. Mrs. V. M. Uarber
woman member of the elty conned,
spoke briefly on the water rjiiestinn
and the contact with the Talent Irrl
Kalian district. Mrs. Emil l'eil spoke
on the sanltarv cnndillons of the
r.lthtn far): and ured that the park
be thoroughly cleaned. She niKed
that the. oik be moved further up the
creek, ehai'Klntf that they were unsan
itary, and that they would appear
more beautiful farther up the creek
in a more, natural location. She
stated that the present place of Iceep
lntf the elk would be an ideal place
for u locution of cottages for all-year
tourists. .Miss Hicks, loenl librarian,
told of the work of thv library, par
ticularly of tin work done with the
children. She quoted flKiiroti relative
to the use of the books for children.
Miss ISdnu Daimherty and Mrs. 'if. S.
Harrison played a very delightful
piano duet and Miss Roberta Ward
sang lu her plea si up manner.
A large number of Ford sales have
been reported by tho Harrison
Brothers Agency this weelc. AmonK
them was tho sale of a new Ko rd
coupe to Mi. P. J. Arrant, of tho Anil
land Ice Company. W. W. curp re
f Qntly bought a new Ford coupe. C.
10,, Clemens Is tho owner of u new
touring car and U. 1. ltluo owner of
ti new Ford coupe. The John A.
Karvey ranch has been recently equip
ped with it new Fordson truck and
tractor. !
Airs. Reeves, well known Ashland
woman, left recently for Portland,
where she will visit with friends and
relatives. I
Mrs. H. O. Frobach of Medford,-was
In': Ashland Tuesday visiting former
friends. Mrs. Frobach wan (i former
Ashland resident and knows many
people here.
Work on the high school annual,
tho Itoue, has been started and sen
lpra' nro bnny having their plcturei
taken. . There is always a large do
mund for snap-shots, but owing to
the poor weather recently very few
' have been taken. However, the
, wqiither Is very nice now and stu
dents oro beginning to bring their
cameras to school, n order to get at
least two or three good pages of snaps
In the high school annual. The inn
iors have decided to get Individual
ploturcs, similar to the ones that the
Juniors had last year. Tho senior
pictures are larger than the junior's.
J, Mashburg of Montague, Call
fornla, has been In Ashland for the
pusf, few days visiting nnd attending
to business interests here.
Kev. S. J. Chauey. minister of the
Methodist Kpiscopul church, left for Itowles and Ous Pech of Mke Creek,
(rants pass Tuesday morning tu con-iMr. and Mih. A. J-. Haul of Klamath
f'-i' with other in in hers of tho Kp- j FalH, W. .M . A my, Kd 'owdon and
worth league meniln-i s. conrerning son, Robert, a rid tlau filter (Radys,
the Kivoiiii Li-ague iiisiititie, whleh Mi: '-... -n js euL'.if;d in the puiil
will iiri.baliiy he held in Ashland dm- try business and was bringing in a
log .1 tily. This institute will prob- lot of thoroughbred young roosters
uldy last about ten days or two weeks,1 for the Kunnysitb. :..bie, also brought
during which time some very promt- in his eggs for our market. He keeps
nent speakers in tills work will be nothing in tho chicken line, except tho
here to talk to the young people. thoroughbred White Leghorn and says
Mr. John liigg, (!. K. JiilllnKS nnd that more than half of them are lay
Ralph Millings went to Crams Puss Jug already.
Tuesday evening on business connect-! Among the diner here Sunday, he
ed with the world's service program, side our regular board rs and oeca
A large meeting of members of the atonal comers and goers, such as Mr.
Methodist Episcopal church was held and Airs, (ieorge J. JHolmes, Ceorge
at (Jrants pass that evening nnd the and illarry Lewis, Thomas M. Riley,1
world's service program was tho main etc. We had Lloyd Stanley of liutte
topic of tho meeting. I Falls. Mis. James Lonsdale, ami her
W. F. Hewitt, Mrs. Acklin and Ever- daughter, Mrs. Argin and son of Sunk'
ett Acklin left Tuesday morning to Rapids, .Minn.,' und Mrs. Lonsdale's
take the members of the Ashland has- Kon-in-law, Mr. L. E. Williamson and!
ketball learn to Roseburg, where they 'wife ,,f Medford. Also Mrs. (!. f '.
played that evening. Mr. Hughes, McAllister and .Mrs. o. Zimmerman I
local coach, also -took several of the of Medford.
basketball boys. I Monday morning I met M r. Harry
. H. Parker of Tennant. California I. Llles, the foreman on the .1. M.
the principal speaker of the occasion.
Ti-u I'linninnnn fa rpm-eyenl ft 1 1 v of '
in hi miik:iki viMiung ior a lew un . , in e-y on naro. He ie is me that
Mr. Parker s a well-known man In Medford fruit company has leased the
Ashland, and is a barber of Tennant. I orchard and that he has charirn of it
Xollcu of Application for leod
To Ewald Benninghoven, the own
er, according to t he record in the
office of the Countv Clei k of JacUhon
! County, Oregon, (f the InlUnving de
scribed projjerty, to- it :
J-zit 2. block 1, Tunic's Second Ad
dition to the City of Medford. Ore.
You are hereby notified that the
City of Medford, Oregon, is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro
perly Issued by the City of Medford
on tho 21st day of Junuury HUU.
under Chapter 14 of the Charter of
me city of Medford, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
1 ou are further notified that if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion, of such property shall not be
ntude within sixty (00) days after the
date of service or the date of first
publication. of this notice, tho City of
Medford, Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the city Treasurer of
said City of Medford.
1-iatcd at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, li2.
. ; M. lu ALFORD.
City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN If, CARKLV.
Attorney for Applicant, '
Medford, Oregon. Ktth.27-Mar.G-12
In the place of John Norris, who was
foreman on the same orchard for sev
eral years. While we were together
be gave ino his subscription to The
.Medford Mial Tribune.
TTnsklns fur Health.
J. L. fiault of Weed is in Ashland
visiting. Mr. Cault was formerly the
superintendent r tjl(. Weed Lumber
company, but recently resigned on ac
count of plans to go to southern Cali
fornia. Work on the Hartman Syndicate Is
still progressing, ami at present the
people there, are waiting for the con
crete foundation, which was put in a
week or two ago, to dry so that fur
ther work may be carried out. Work
has been hindered slightly since Sun
day, due to the snow in that territory,
however, there has not been enough
snow tit delay it very seriously.
Mr. petch, manager of tile Southern
Oregon (las company and his wife
Were in Ashland Tuesday. They live
on a place on the I'ucific Highway be
tween Medford and Phoenix, near the
gas plant. Any breaking out or skin Irritation
Ralph Itoblson, accompanied by a on face, neck or bodv is overcome
crowd of high school students, left; quickest by applying M entho-Sulnhur.
I'uesduy morning for Reselling to says a noted skin spec ialist. Kecnuse
witness the Ashjand-Roseburg game ' of Its germ destroying properties,
to he played there Tuesday evening, nothing has ever been fouu dlo take
I the place of this sulphur preparation
that instantly brings ease from the
.itching, burning and irritation.
J Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right
.up, leaving the fckiu clear und smooth,
j It seldom Tails to relieve the tor
ment or dlsriMurement. A little Jar
of Rowbs Mciitho-Sulnhui- mav be
Rrov.ii oniamen at any drug store, it is used
itrown n'ke cohl cream. Adv
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
M errill
of Die
Ceo. Itrown
understand that
and wife, a brother
boys of the firm of
Sons, of Illinois has sold out his stock
and farming Implements, reserving
their land, and Intends to start early
in the spring for this country. They
have had all the cold winters they
care about, and have decided to com
hack to southern Oregon, where Mr
Drown was raised. I X that haDDcns. Common-sense
Merritt Willlts, representative of kills misery. Common-sense also
11 I TP HERE is a reason for everything
I a t h a t haDDcns. Common-sense
S. S. S. ia the common-
sense remedy
Beauty
'A Glcamy Mass of Hair
35c "Dandcrinc" does Wonders
' for Any Girl's Hair
tho Union oil t-onipmiy of California stops boilBt
wjih doliiK huHliu'HU Ikto und took din-j
hit Thlirmlny. r y for boils, be.
Knink llaynns nml Olo liowi-rs S5S8b. cause it is built
emni' In Thurmliiy cwmIiih and called f f Jw5J l on reason.
fur i'ihjiiih and boiinl. They have con-, V KLSftlfcW I Scientific
traded to clean out Iho inlKatliiK V S.t39 authorities
ditch leading from the Hnowy lJullel TSNy admit its power I
.Mill n the lower end of town. 5& S. S. S. builds
I toy Stanley and hiH brother. Lloyd,! X Iry blood-Dower, it
. I mrV - - - ' .
weru nero tor Hupper Tiiurauuy even- "V. builds red
inn and Friday morning for break- Hood-cells. That is what makes
'" f iehtine-blood. . Fighting-blood de.
WlllllU' .Smith of Derbv WaH alHO ntrnva imntirit!a Tf ftarhfa hnila
hern the name. nlKht. lit fights pimples! It fights skin
xi. u. i-uiirucK. one or our pronu-' eruptions! It always winsl Mr.
nent inechunicH. who ha a farm ne- V. D. Schaff, SS7 15th street, Wash-
iwecn neru nnu itrownnooro, uiho ineton. v. u.. writes
I tried lor years to get relief from
a bad case of boils. Everything
Oirlsl Try tlik! When combina ,nm!
OroHsing your liuir, hn't moiuten your
hair brush with a little "Dancli ritu!" nml
brush it through your Imir. The cITett
in tiirtlingl You cm do your hair up
immediately and it will appear twice us
llic: and henry a mass of phiiniy hair,
sparkling with life and possessing that
iiicpniparablo softnest, ficshnccj tind
luxuriance.
Vliilu'lieaiitifying the hair "DnnriVrine"
is jiIho toning and utiniuliitinp cadi sin
pie Jiair to pw thick, long ami strong
Jlair stojis falling out and dantlruli dis
appears. Oct a bottle of delightful, re
freshing VDandoriac" at any drug or
ollet counter and just see how healthy
(toil youtiiful four Lair Lecouui,
came 111 to upend u few dayn with iih. I
The rarent-Teachera aHsoeiutloli '
held their regular meeting l'rhlny
afternoon In the extra room In the
-school hoiiHC, and hail u very inter
eHtlng nod profitable Kcsslon. There
wan u very good attendance and
amoiiK them were four of the pupll
from the Ki'tuumnr m-hool. They were
.MiHKca Dorothy Pierce, Margaret
lirophy, I.oIh Jtoliin.son and I.umaH
DavldKon. iacll recited a piece and
did themselves credit by tho manner
they rendered them. Among other
thluga of Intercut that wuh attended
In wan mi arrangement wuh madu to
aeeure the Rcrvices of Kev. F. (
llui't of (irunlH l'ltMfl, a very noted
lecturer who haa Hpent considerable
part of li Ih time in traveling in Kng
laud taking pictures of the highways
and b.vwaya of that country and has
arrange dlo give a lecture with utere
optlcan vleWH of the llfferent nccne.s
of Intereat thev saw, for Ilia wife was
Willi him, and those who have attend
ed and heard the lecture und seen
tho picture seem to be highly
pleased. The date of having the 1
lure huH not yet been decided on, but
it will be some Saturday night when
Ihe use of the hall can be used for
that purpose. The price of admission
will be,' iidlllls Jfte and children 10c
each, the proceeds to be applied
toward paying up n balance due on
a former entertainment.
Among tho traders In the V. .1. Mi
Phorson store whom I have met wer
nruen -Matthews and wife, Mrs. .lack
Johnson, Alven t'oiiover, Owen Con
over und llobert Slaey of Trail.
Deputy District Attorney Caylord
came out Friday to assist In apprais
ing tho property of the late Mrs. M.
M. Wood and the appraisers of the
property were .1. Frank Itrown, ltoy
Ashpole nnd dim Nichols.
Among the cullers ut tho Rnnuy
shlc for dinner Friday were 1. I).
Itoblson and wife, representatives of
the Medford (Jrocery company. J. M.
King, the bridge Inspector for the
olds & t'o. railroad bridges and Q. K.
Wilson, district manager, Woodmen
of the World. Jle seemed to be
around looking up the few straggling
members around these parts. Several
years ago there was a flourishing
lodge of the W. O. W. organized here,
but shortly after Its organization the
bull. Hug where they met took fire,
und all of Iho papers and fixtures
were burned so the policy holders, for
there were a few social members de
cided to transfer their membership
to Medford, so we have not had an
other lodge organization here. .
Among those 1 met Saturday were
Mr. W. I. Oliver, formerly of Trail,
but now of Itntte Fulls, on his wav
up to his old home with Jack Donble
day. they were passengers on the
stage, and licne lieilows. Alex Ander
son nnd W. C Doley nt the fVown and
Son's store. The following were trad
ing at Nichols and Ashpole hardware
store: furl von del- llrllcii. ltoy
KuviK, John Mlnter. J. II. Stanley. 1!
DeWolt of Derby and J. It. French.
Among the diners lit the Sonnysldc
8ulurUay were Chuiles Scelteld, AI. U.
tailed until l toon is. a. S. I am
now absolutely cured, and it was
S. 6. i. tnat did it."
S. S. S. is sold at nil good drug
stores in two sizes. Tho larger size
is moro economical
$0.J.kJ. WoodMedicine
Shape retaining hand
tailored clothes will
bring to you that satis
fied feeling of being
well dressed, such as no
other clothes can pro
duce. .
Have me take your
measure for that Spring
Suit now.
Upstairs
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
lor Treatment
of Ai'uU' mitt
Chronic l'S
eiiM! u( Men
mill WOllHMl.
CtUirfr AIM Minor trr-nttst, influcnft, kM
iip. bla.n.T untl Atonitit-h trotiMpi. fit,
lii-rm, nipmrr, ml, N, tYiiule trouble. iar.
""""! riH'uniausrti.
imininiition,
tuiiriiorrtiotii. Koitr..
CMtdrili, piles.
Ofdce Hours: s n. m. to S p. m.
Consultation lreo
241 South Front St., Medford. Ore.
Notice of Application for Deeil.
To T. K. Flynn, tho oivner, accord
ing to the record In tho office of the
County Clerk of Jackson County. Ore
gon, of the following described pro
perty, to-wit:
Lot 7, block 2. West's Addition to
the City of Medford. Oregon.
You nre hereby notified that the
City of Medford, Oregon, is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro
perty issued by tho City of Medford
on the 21st day of Juuuary, l y 1 y ,
under Chapter 14 of tho Charter of
tho city of Medford, Oregon, and Its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You nre further notified that If
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion of such, property shall not he
mudo within sixty (UO) duys lifter tho
dote of service, or the date of first
publication of this notice, tho City of
Medford, Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
liaid City of Medford.
Dated, at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1022.
M. 1,. AT.FOrtD,
City Recorder of tho City of
- Medford, Oregon,
JOHN H. CAttKI.V,
Attorney for Applicant,
Medford, Oregon. Feb.27-Mar.5-1 2
jierly Issued by the City of Medford
on the 21st duy of January, ialS,
under Chapter 14, of the Charter of
the i 'ity of Medford, Oregon, snd Its
Ol dliiain es eiiaiicil pursuant thereto.
You are further notified that if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion of such property shall not be
made within sixty (60 days after the
date of service or the date of first
publication of this notice, tho city of
Medford, Oregon, will demand u deed
therefor from tho City Treasurer of
sum city or Medford.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1922.
. M. I A T.FORD,
City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARKIN,
Attorney for Applicant,
Medford, Oregon. lCeh.87-Mnr.G-l 2
Notice of Application for Deed
To F. w. Kuowles, the .owner, ac
cording to the record in the office of
the County Clerk of Jackson County.
Oregon, of the following described
property, to-wit: . . ....
Imi 14, block 1, Whltmnn Park Ad
dition to the City of Medford. Oregon.
You are hereby notified that the
City of Medford, Oreg is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for sold pro
perty issued by the tity "I .Meaiorn
on tile Zlsl uay or juiiii.o.v, jt.-,
under Chapter 14 of Ihe Charter of
the City of Medford. Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further notified that if
notwithstanding this notice, redemp
tion of such property shall not be
made within elxtv (601 days lifter the
j date of service or the date of first
pu Plication 01 mis nonce, 1110 v.iiy ui
Medford, Oregon, will demund a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
said Citv of Medford.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1922.
M. L. A I.FORD.
City Recorder of the City of
Medford, Oregon.
JOHN H. CARKIN.
Attorney for Applicant,
Medford, Oregon. Feb.27-Mar.5-1 2
Notice or Application for Deed
To Helen M. Strassburger, the own
er, according to the record In the
office of the County Clerk of Jackson
county. Oregon, of the following de
HciihcJ property, to-wit:
IaH A. block , Wolter Addition to
the City of .Medford. Oregon.
You are hereby notified that the
'City of Medford, Oregun. is the holder
jot a Certificate of Sale for said pro
perty issued by the City of Medford
I on the 21st day of January, 191!),
under cnapter i ia courier oi
the City of Medtord, Oregon, and its
Ordinances enacted pursuant thereto.
You are further, notified that if
notwithstanding this notice, redehin-- .
lion of such property shall, not be T '
made within sixty (60) days after the
dote of service or the date of first
publication of. this notice, the City of
Medford. Oregon, will demand a deed
therefor from the City Treasurer of
said City of Medford.
Dated nt Medford, Oregon, this 15th
day of April, 1922.
M. L. ALEORD,
City Recorder of the City of
- Medford, Oregon. '
JOHN H. CARKIN,
Attorney for Applicant, .
Medford, Oregon. Feh.27-Mar.6-1 3
Notice of Application for'Dccil
To F. W. Knowles, the owner, ac
cording to the record in the ofrice
of the County Clerk of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon,, of the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot 13. block 1. Whitman Park Ad
dition to the City of Medford, Oregon.
l ou are Hereby notified that the
City of Medford, Oregon, Is the holder
of a Certificate of Sale for said pro-
Stewart Fruit Company
. Packers and Shippers "Signal".' and
"Triangle" Brand Fruit
t . Rogue River Valley Distributors
for
General Chemical Company's '
"ORCHARD BRAND" LEAD ARSENATE
"BLACK LEAF 40" "KAYSO" SPREADER
LIME SULPHUR LIQUID AND DRY
RED ENGINE OIL EMULSION
Office and Packing House End of South Central
f 'Phone 226
E7
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WF, made a canvass of many
jvho bought rivals of Stude
bakers. We said, "Tell us
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" 4 The majority, said, "We did riot"'
even look at the Studebaker." Most
of them bought new models of the
car they owned before.
' Yet Studebaker Is a leader in the
fine-car field today. Studebaker
builds more quality cars than any
other plant in the world.
Studebaker is the sensation of mod
ern Motordom. Its amaz
ing growth signifies a
new situation in this field.
Last year, 145,167 fine
car buyers paid $201,000,
000 for Studebaker cars.
Nearly three times as
many as in 1920.
Is it fair to yourself
or fair to us not to learn
the reasons for this
trend?
Now for years its name and fame
have been committed to like attain
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1 you only knew
There is no room here for details
and comparisons. You will find them
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let us cite some significant facts.
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That matchless strength in vital
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See ihe Studebakers
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) Studebaker assets are
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, Over 23,000 men have
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.'.
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L I G H T . S I X
o-rass. 112" W. B. 40 H. P.
Touring J 126(1.00
Uoailster (3 -Pass.! 1240.00
Coupe Roadster (2-Paas.) 1420.00
Coupe (5-I'ass.) 16150.00
Boilan - 1730.00
Studebaker builds more fine cars than any
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Last year 145,167 wise motor car buyers
paid $201,000,000 for Studebakers. -
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The pedestal place
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comes from principles as
old as this business the
ceaseless and determined
ambition to excel.
Learn the res'uh of '
these efforts. Compare
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wish. When you foot the.,
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parts comes from the costliest steels.
For some we add 15 to the quoted
price to get exactness in them. , .
That Chase Mohair, used in our
closed cars, is made from the soft
fleece of Angora goats. Cotton or
ordinary wool, or a combination of
both, could reduce our price $100 to
$150 per car, but it would sacrifice
Studebaker quality.
Note the bumpers, the steel trunk,
the extra cord tires, the mdtometer,
the courtesy light on some models.
Figure what they would cost as ex
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We use 35 formulas for steel, each
These are facts you
should know. They are
inducing 150,000 per
year to choose Studebaker cars.
Some sell at $1,21)0. Some meet
with every requirement in size and
power and luxury. But the chassis
are all alike, save in size. The same
f steels, the same standards through
out. Every important Studebaker
part represents the best we know.
People have learned these facts
hundreds of thousands of them. Tha
demand for Studebakers has almost
trebled in three years. It has become
overwhelming, even for our facilities,
Investigate the reasons. You will
find them by the scores. Thent if
you choose a rival car, we shall hava
nothing more to say.
SPECIAL - SI X
5-Pass. 119" W. B. 60 H. P.
Touring 1675.00
Roadster (2-Fass.) 1050.00
Coupe (5-Pass.) . 2215.00
Sedan i.... 2310.00
B I G
SIX
7-Pass. 126'- W. B. 60 H. P.
Touring 12040.00
Speedster (5-Pass.) 2130.00
Coupe (5-Pass.) ... 2840.00
Sedan 3060 00
36-40 So. Fir Street
(All prices f. o. b. Meaford. Terms to meet your convenience.) '
HITTSON MOTORS
Medford
THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF QUALITY AUTOMOBILES