Sallatin hens
WIN EGG LAYING
ASHLAND. Dec. 14. (Special)-
RAGE AT ASHLAND
Anhlnml s Winter Fair has paused Roark. who Saturday shot and killed Statefl Attorney Walter O. Wlnne, an
u hlHtory an one of the fineat ex-'Mta Vena Moore aa she was endlnK ounced last niht tint miuooenus
ll.it of Poultry ever on dl.play in at a multiplex in the Western I'nlon "oun ,nKt .nlt hjt """POO""8
j.hern OreBor. In (.her frears
oilirr Winter l-nirs nave had unusual
hiults of the feathered kind, but
4 has surpassed all previous years.!
(jeneral organization oi the lair
was cliangeu mis year so mat rruns,
vrKetables, livestock, and other lines
( production wore eliminated and
i he scheme was to develop a cnicicen
haw of real dimensions. The rather
iniiliasant weather conditions of the'
week have to some degree, pulled
ilown the attendance.
Interest centered in the egg laying
rnntest. Poultry breeders were per-,
iiilttcd to enter pens of six for an egg
laying contest to continue over five
days. Thursday evening the pl;n be
longing to .11. (iallalin had pro.
f-d 18 eggs which gave them the
nine
ilead oven the pen belonging to A.
fjiert Freeman, which had run up n
jproro of 14. On Saturday the Cialla-
itin pen nan no: prouueeu an egg up
(jo noon and the Freeman sextet had
.nly one egg to us credit. During
J he afternoon, however, the Clnllatin
fl.'refcmnn birds had increased their
iiore to twenty-two. Onte of the
jwenty-two eggs was a roft shell. At
' 'Af,:riri with only five minutes to go. one
' Out Che (lul'a'tln hens hopped onto
i ,i..ul nn1 h.fnra tv n'r.lrtr.l.
added the one egg. necessary to the
Success of the Gallatin flock. This
Contest ended as follows: I.. 11, Gal
ijMtii, 1st; A. Bert Freeman. 2nd;
):verett Smith, 3rd; Merton Thomp
.in, 4th.
.Saturday was a busy day in poul
ry circles. The task of crating and
hopping six hundred cackling and
'trowing specimens required the work
l several volunteer workers. Ex
hibitors in the vicinity of Ashland
ialled for their fowls early on Satur
iay, but numerous shipments had to
. .e made to many places in the state
mil to numerous coast points.
The closing program of tho fair
vas given at the Armory on Friday
icht. The building was packed by
in appreciative crowd eager for the
h musing features of the program,
l'he "Grand Chicken Review" was
-ytne of tho best numbers presented.
As an aftermath of the successful
session of the Winter' Fair, poultry
ll.ieedcrs of routhcrn Oregon met on
fr'iiday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, and
tiierfected an organization for the fur
thering of the interests of the in
dustry. About thirty persons were;
present. Fred C. Homes of Ashland
was elected president and Captain
Henry W. Frame of Talent, secre
tary and treasurer. The ' following
were elected as directors: W. J.
Warner of Hertford; T. P. Cramer of;
(irtmW Ptfrsj'-WTP: "Rathe of Phoenix: i
Merton 13. Thompson of Ashland and!
Victor Uursell of Central Point. It 1
the purpose of tbe organization to
Jpccure a good number of members
i'wno win ue asseu to pay uues at uu
illar. The dues will be used for the
jpuichase of ncv wire crates to re-
lilace the old wooden ones that have
en used heretofore, and that are not
uleriuate for a good display...
The Chitmber of Commerce hag a
wonderfully planned musical program
for the forum luncheon on Tuesday,
December 23. The -Rhonda-Welch
male quartet, composed of 16 voices,
which is to entertain in Ashland on
the evening of December 23, will be
present at the luncheon and'glve the
feature numbers. ' . :
Mrs. Ellen Wagner is reported sick
with a severe cold. Mrs. Wagner spent
last week at Medford with Iter daugh
ter, Mrs. T. W. Miles. She. was ill
during her visit but was able to be
brought to her home in. Ashland on
Saturday. Although still confined to
(Iier bed, Mrs. Wagner is considerably
improved and will, it Is hoped, soon
Me quite strong again.
At a recent election of Malta: Com
Jmandory No. 4, the following officers
itvere electetd for tho ensuing' year:
fl. Mcflowan of Medford,. 'excellent
eouiMinnder; H. D. Jackson of Ash
iand, generalissimo;. H. H. .Frnzer of
Jledford, captain general; R. E. Det
ick of Ashland, senior warden; W.
I Loomls of Arhland, Junior war
den; w. If. Day of Ashland, recorder;
K. V. Carter of Ashland treasurer. '
i Miss Nellie Dickey was hostess on
Saturday evening loa group of her
Vyiends, who enjoyed n 'flne chicken
dinner followed by n happy evening
fitted with friendly chat: Those who'
enjoyed 'Miss Dickey's hospitality
wire Misses Ethel Wheeler, Grace
StAema, Zipora Blumonfeld, Blanche
Hliks, Frances Frater and the hos
teis' mother, Mrs. Dickey.
Sack Krononburg and George Kro
nenburg of Bandon are here on a
visit to the Wllmer Foley family on
Gi'esham street. The young men are
Mphews of Mrs. Foley.
TThe First Congregational churcn
p$t on an every-member canvass on
Btjnday afternoon to raise the amount
OI tne Dudget for the ensuing year.
.Mrs. W. M. McCredle of Central
POint, has returned to Central Point
iter a visit nt the home of her
oliighter, Mrs. Henry Enders, Jr.
I Dr. and Mrs. Bwedenburg enter
tained with a delightful dinner party
op Sunday evening. The table was
beautiful in yellow nnd white. The
iest list included Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor V. Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
iblnette and Mrs. Victoria Tavener.
One of the hannlest of family af-
irs was the catherina- of kith and
Jin at the home of Mr. ard Mrs.
iron Andrews of Falrview street on
Sunday afternoon. The guests en
Jt'ved a fine turkey dinner with all
the accessories and spent the nfter-
I the ;
happlly In a good old fshioned
Joe Hartley enve Bonie very
fne numbers on tho piano. Those
ho enjoyed the event were Mrs.
ilary Matthews. Mrs. Abbie K.
thomas of Medford and Mrs. Gray of Is graphic and ruthless In IU Indlct
Jledford Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Poleyjment of the hopelessness of love in tho
larv Polcy, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hart-,'depths as against the high moral
l' v f Phoenix. Joe Hartley,. Collins stanradds of true womanhood. Il'i an
larilev. n.nr v-rnnenhur. Jaclclold. old story, yet told cleverly and
acJi JCrpnenbunr, Mluea Marl and
WESTERN UNION
GIRL OPERATOR'IS
SUINBTMANIAC
office here. Is either insane or is felKn-
Intc insanity, police officers stated last
night.
.Newspapermen who visited the po-
lice station during the- day said
uoarK nad called for tlio late United
States Senator Thomas E. Watson and
J.nther si. Ilosser, nttorney, who died
several months bbo, to come to his
defense;
Immediately after shooting Miss
Moore us she was at work in a tele,
graph, room with. 100 employes,
ltoark, a multiplex supervisor of the
company, declared 4ie had killed the'
B'ri noeause she had; threatened -to
ruin his wife. He fired four shots
.into her body and during the panic
caused in the office hi the shooting,
surrendered to several employes
Miss Moore died before inedlcnl as
sistance could reach her.
Rita Andrews, Mrs. Eunice Klbler.
and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Andrews. -A
group of Ashland women Jour
neyed to Medford Saturday to attend
club. I
the. meeting of the College
Those who attended were Mesdnmes
F. D. Wagner, V. V. Mills, C. E. Pell,
O. A. Briscoe and A. Wllllts.
J. I.. Bnrnthouse, .when leaving his
home on Sunday morning, had the
rnlsfortuno to slip on the icy steps,
and fell causing an injury to his
back. Mr. Barnthouse was taken to
the Community hospital ' and will
undergo an ex-ray examination to dn
termlne'the extent of the Injuries.
Radio Programs
for Tonight
KFI, I.OB Angeles, 395 metr-rs, 8 to
9, Evening Herald program, 9 to 10,
Walter M. Murphy Motors Co.' pro
gram. 10 to 11, Program from Ex
eminer studio.
KNX, Hollywood, 33T meters. 8 to
10, Los Angeles Ice nnd Cold Storage
company, sponsors, 100 to 1.. Fea
turo program, arranged by Rill Des
mond. 11 to 12, Ambassador Hotel
Abe Lyman's Cocoanut Grove Orches
tra. . . . "
KOO, Oakland. 312 meters, 8 Edu
cational program. 10 to 1, Dance .mu
sic program by Honry Halstead'a Or
chestra nnd soloists, Hotel St. Fran
cis, San Francisco. ' .
KPO, Ban Francisco. 433 motors 8
to 9, Organ recital by Theodore. J. Ir
win;, official . organize at the Wur
lltzer, !) to 10, Lorraine Ewing, plnn
Ist; Janet Malbon, soprano; Irene Pol
ln, accompanist; . Llewelyn Hughes,
violinist; J. E. Drlscoll," baritone, 10 to
11 E. Max Bradfleld's Versatile Ban,d
playing In the Palace Rose Room
Bowl.
KGW, Portland, 492 meters, 8, con
cert by tho Oregon Concert orchestra
10 dance music by George Olsen's
Metropolitan orchestra of the Hotel
Portland.
KFQX, Seattle. Wash., 238 meters,
i8 to 9 and 10 to 11. Earl Grey and
I his hotel Butler orchestra, 9 to 10
concert hour.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 455 meters.
8:30 to 10, The Seattle Post Intelll
gencer.. Musical program. ;
Vaudeville Bill
For t Tomorrow
Tomorrow's Western or Orpheum
Jr. vaudeville bill will be opened at
Hunt's Craterlan by Wills. Holt Wake
field,, an International entertainer, In
a repertoire of specially written songs,
tigether with her splendid, personali
ty and marvelous piano playing.
' Nat Phillips ' and1 , Martha Throop
present a singing, talking comedy act
caled ."Flirtation," which was an un
paralled - success with' many Broad
way , productions. Mr." Phillips Is a
producer of noto and has several vau
deville revues to his credit.
".Charge It to Dad,", the characters
are'; An Indiana farmer who sends his
son to college, the college boy and the
girl, ; After returning from school the
boy has picked' up a" lot of expensive
notions and assumes the attitude that
his family nnd friends are "hicks,"
which is quickly knocked out of him
fcy his father. ' The cast includes, Bud
Ross, ' Wray ' Meltmar and Florence
Dlllio:
Edna Torrcnce, late of the Hiegfield
Follies and other Winter Garden pro
ductions has a novelty, act entitled
"Dance Oddities," reaveallng beauty
and grace, being credited with a most
perfect figure. I '
Lubln and Lowroe present a skit,
entitled "Ah'tl Show You," portraying
two colored gentlemen with a leaning
to stolen chickens. This act contains
a wealth of fun.
At the RJalto.
The voluptuous languor of the South
Seaa furnishes a rich background for
the surpassing beauty'- of Corlnne
Griffith in "Love's Wilderness," to be
shown at the Rialto theater three
days, beginning tomorrow matinee.
Hoot Gibson in "The' Ramblla'
Kid." showing thrilling feats in
horsmanshlp and a swift moving film
closes tonight.
At Hunt's Cratrrlan
"Tarnish," featuring Marie Provost,
Mae McAvoy closes tonight. The play
convincingly.
The Screen
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IN NEW JERSEY
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JERSKY C1T1T. Ic. 15. United
; wou,u De '"SUFa loaoy ,or PPnc
before the federal grand Jury in isew-
ark Tuesday of the Rev. Jftmes K.
Bennett, John Dorsey, Thomas HeAg-1
ney. all of whom furnished affidavits , L NpU al VKj,m A Tor.
leading to the twelve Indictments in rence et al. Notice and Petition. Or
connection with the bootlegging con-'der. 'Bond.
splracy at Weahawken. Subpoenas Hollywood Orchard Co. vs. Dennis,
also will be Issued for Fedoral Prohl- Kimball & Pope. Order. Audit. Cost
billon Afent Albert P. Ransom and Bill.
David J. Allen, Hoboken politician. Karl H. Fehl vs. R. A. Knlpps et al.
In a statement tonight Dorsey said Affidavit. -ho
notified the office of R. R. Mer- j Ellen McNIchols vs. Emery E. Mc
rick regional director of prohibition Nachoels. Motion and affidavit. Or
eiiforl'emcnt about the landing of a der.
cargo of liquor on the Weehnwken J Zella Viola Chapman vs. Bertram
waterfront on the night of November C. Chapman. Findings nnd I'onclu
21 but no action was taken. . sions.
in a conversation with Merrick I Minnie Darmody vs. Rulph M. Par
later, Dorsey asserted he was told by mody. Findings and conclusions. Mu-the-director
that there was hot suf-!tlnn. Default, Decree,
ficlent evidence In the affidavits which I Florence Ahlefeld vs. Charles Ern-
eventually caused the- twelve Indict-
ments, to justify him in taking ac
tion. ' -
Merrick promised to make raids in
Weehawken to get evidence, but failed
IU UO HQ,
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Highly Praised
- Musical
Play
No musical play, presented during
:the present generation attracted such
unanimous praise - as was accorded
"Blossom Time," the Franz Schubert
operetta, all over the-country. Now
It Is booked by Messrs. Lee and J. J.
Shubert at the Hunt's Craterlan
.theatre Friday night, .December 19th.
"Blossom Time" is certain to satisfy
those who deBlre tho best, for it con
tains all those elements that are desir
able In plays of this character.
There are no less than twenty musi
cal numbers In- the play that express
the highest achievements of the great
'composer, and all are utilized In a
most natural and attractive manner in
developing the Interesting narrative.
And so what with an nbsorblng story.
melodies that fascinate and elevate,
stage settings and costumes that de
light the eye, and the splendid New
York Century cast, "Blossom Tlmo
Is indeed welcome.
Send Skulls of Hanged
Men to Philadelphia
FLORENCE. Ariz.,-Dec. 15. The
skulls of Theodore West and Paul V.
Hadley, who were hanged hero for
murder, were sent to tho Wistar In
stitution of Anatomy and Biology,
poses, R. B. 8ims, warden of the pen
Philadelphia, Pa., for scientific pur-
itentlary said here today. It pre
viously had been given out that the
skulls were shipped to tho Carnegie
Institute, Pittsburg, which Sims said
was incorrect. Reports of an ex
amination, of the skulls are . on file
In Governor George W. P. Hunt' of
fice, 61ms asserted today, 1
fEDFORD, OftEClOT,
(Rtporlid bv Jurka Count Abstract C
aiilh 8ttMt ni Cvttrml Anua
MlUTiUKV l.itVIIMW.
Jesse Vincent and Helen Milkuwski.
Fred Sherman Jones and Ethel
Greer.
John A. Fletcher and Helen Adell
Armstrong.
Fred J. Norman anil Florence Ilrail
wick. .
Circuit Omit.
Martin 8. Johnson vs. lxvellen Me-
Ferren t al. Affldavid
Order.
Allle Ingram
K. Olllan el al vs.
et a I
Affidavit. Order
efit Webber et al. Amended curnplalnt.
Motion. Order. Affidavit.
Gold Ray Realty Co., vs. Thomas E.
Lacey et al. Affidavit. Order for pub
lication. Mary Colo vs. Medford Hospital So
ciety. Stipulation. Bill of particulars.
Gold Ray Realty Co. vs. Daniel
Fisher et al. Stipulation.
Jackson County Creamery vs. A. A.
Holleubeak. To recover money.
Fern R. Dow vs. Mc Morris' M. Dow.
Divorce.
Hollywood Orchard Co. vs. Dennis,
Kimball & Pope. Ord,r. Cost bill.
State vs. Jack MHU'r. Judgment and
sentence.
State vs, Hudson Automobile. Order
on objection.
J. W. McCoy, agent vs. Victoria
Nicholson et al. Motion. Default.
Findings and conclusions. Docreo.
Rose M. Hoyt vs. Hiram H. Hoyt.
Default. Findings and conclusions.
Decree.
Earl II. Fehl vs. R. A. Knlpps et
al. ' Summons. Affidavit. Order.
I Commercial Corporation vs. Emmelt
Sutton. Motion. Order of default.
I Judgment.
Irving F. Flnley vs. Edith M. Chap-
limn et nl. To quiet title.
I Second Northwestern Farmers Cor-
'poration vs. H. L. Fischer et al. Sum-
mons.- -.- ' :
1 Robert H. Field vs. Dorothy Field.
Divorce. - .. :
I Elizabeth Ferguson et nl vs. Harold
Celley et al. Order of confirmation.
Vera Emery vs. Norman Emery.
r timings unu i-uiuauwuiw.
Southern Oregon Exploration Co.
Vs. W. G. Lynch, . et al. Amended
complaint'.
. Vera Emery vs. .Norman Emeiy.
Decree.
Defaul). Findings nnd Concluflon.
E. E. Benner vh. J, F. , Hittson.
Transcript of Judgment.. '. i '
J. C. Cuss, et nl vs. R, S. Bullis, et
al. Answer.
Margaret Hubbard vs. II. T. Hub
bard. Stipulation. Order.. J
F. I. Tou Velio vs.. Farm Bureau
Co-operative Ex. Judgment.
State vs. Elmer O. Peters. Sen
tence. '
State vs. Viola , Kgontz. Miirk
Koontz. Sentence.
State vs. A. C. Dormer, J.uncs W.
Mack. Orders. Sentence.
State vs. . Raymond Cock, nllas
Raymond Stone. Orders. Sentence.
State vs. James Kel4y. Orders.
Sentence.
State vs. John McDonald. Orders.
Sentonco. .
State vs. Norman Charvoz alias
Frank Vador. Orders. Sentence.
W. Ooser vs. H. McLean. Chattel
lien.
: ' Probate Court
. A. H.- Nelson, estate. Petition for
sale. . Order for sale. .
Francis Bliss, estate. Rocelpt. '
Charles L. "Woods and Marc B. Jar
miil assume the business name of
"Model Pharmacy."
Estate of John E. Martlng. Ad
mitted to probate, ; . ..
Estate of Ettio A. Florey. Waiver.
Estate of Simeon Farlow. Order.
Estate of Merle I. Minear. Peti
tion. Ordevs. Oath - Inventory nnd
appraisement. . ,
Estate of William A. Benle. Order.
Proof of posting. .Final account.
Vouchers. - .
Estate of Belle H. Loomls. Final
account.. -.
Estate of Augusta F. Bogley. Per
titton; Order.
C.'H. Brown, J. R. Elder, Paul
Held, trustees, incorporate aa "The
First Baptist Church of Ashland.'
Nelson J. Sykes, Wm. D. Bennett,
W. A. Pettlgrew, file supplementary
articles of Incorporation of Hartman
Syndicate, Incorporated. . '
Real Kstato Transfers
Leona Oldenburg vs. Mary G.
Sullivan. Lot1 1, SE of NE,
E V4 of SE Sec. 4, Twp 39 S.,
R. 4 East I 1
John T. Fry et ux to Willis R.
ThomaKon et ux. SE Sec. 20,
Twp. 33 8.. R. 1 West 500
John W. Sullivan et ux to Leona
Oldenburg. lAt 1, SE of NE,
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Arthur O, Weber et ux to James
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Frank B. W'tllmarth et ux to
O. U. Newell. U)ts 7 and 8.
block I,' Gold Hill ... 10
Nellie J. Ileeson et vlr to Lillian
M. Steele, ljind in Sec. 12,
'IV p. 3S S R. 1. West 10
Robert B. Strang et ux to Clara
Hood Stuart. Lot 10, W'.j
lot 17, block 3. Queen Anne
addition to Medford 10
Daniel Hllkey et ux to A. A.
Camerer. Lund in Sec. 2 5,
Twp. 37 S., R. 2 West 10
Zoe It. Hubbs et vlr to E. J.
Feldman. Lot li, block 25,
Medford 10
Robert B. Wolfe et ux to George
Adams et UX. Lot 14. block I,
Highland Park addition to
Medford 10
Lucia B. Gore to Theodore J.
Fish, ljind In I). L. C. 42,
Tu'p. 88 S R. 1. West ID
City of Central Point to C. B.
Stevens, et ux, deed tu lots C
and 7, ,blk. U9. Central point 300
F. R. Furry, et ux, vs. Walter V.
Foster et al, W. I), to land In
Phoenix 1
C. B, Bulger to T. E. Daniels,
W. D, to lots 1 and 2, blk. 8,
Berryvnlo Add.' to Medford.. 350
F. M. Calkins, et al to Ernest
Applegnte, W. D. to land In
sees. 23 and 20, twp. 3S.S.,
R. 2 East 10
Arthur A. Finch et ux. to Loren
H. Gregory, et ux, W. D. to
land in Dl.C 40, twp. 30 S It.
2 West 10
W. H. Gore, et ux, to Owen-Oregon
Lbr. Co., deed to lots 10,
11, 12, blk. 1, Ish Add. to
Medford '. 3 0
Mary E. O'Nell to Charles See
fleld, W. D. to SB of SE. sec.
3, NVi of NE, sec. 10, NW of
NW, sec. II, twp. 37 S., R.
2 East . : 700
M. F. Leavey, et ux, to T, E.
Daniels, W. D. to lot 6. blk. 1,
Bcrryvale Add. to Medford.. 175
W. II. Gore, et ux, Ui Owen
Oregon Lbr. Co. W. I), to lots
13, 14, 15, .lis. 17. block 1.
all block 2, lots 6, 7, 8, block
3, part lots ,4 and 5, blk. 4,
lsh'add. to Medford 10
A. E. Kellogg to Katheiine J.
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.These days before
Christmas
when my wife
keeps shooing me
out of the linen chest
and the top shelf of the
pantry and all of those
pet hiding places for
Christmas packages
and when I've got
taxes
and insurance
and next-to-last payments
on one thing and another
I can't help hoping
there'll be one
box on the Christmas tree
with a lot of wrappers
and strings
and way down in the middle
a certificate
saying that I own about
$100 worth
of more real money
in good securities
than I think 1
own right now
the way things look.
Somebody tell her
that California Oregon Power
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Christmas present.
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KellMKK I, int. in
Sty of NW, sec. 10, lvp. 3d
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Lulu DUHonbeny (Ex ) to Wil
Hum Stephens, et ux, di ed to
part lot 2, blk. 1. Rheisklu
Add. to Gold HUH
Earl A. Mercer, el ux. to Hazel
I. Van Deiniaik. V. D. to
lot C. blk. 6. Medford
Lulu Diiscnbarry (Ex.) to Rob
ert Kenaston. et ux. deed to
part lot 2. blk. 1. Riverside
Add. to Cold Hill.
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QUIT UNI sim
NEW YORK, Dec. 1 5 John F. Ily
lan told the board of estiintite today
thut he would be mayor fur another
term.
"If anybody has got any thought in
their mind Hint I InienclVi retire, let
them get rid of It." lie siikl. "I will
be on this job until 1 urn sixty years
old."
When You
feel a
Cold
Com
incOn
,f laxative
Brom
ftlDSMfM n
.ir.
table fs
to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against
an attack of Grip or Influ
enza. . A Safe and Proven
Remedy. Price 30c.
The box bears this signature
1
fSk -PATENT LAP .
V MECTS JOINED' y
1JHCHES (
ment roofs applied in the days of high
wheeled bicycles are still giving good
service today. j
The same quality that made these
roofs last 30 years is being put into
Carey Flexible Cement roofing to
day. ,
Ask us for prices and samples.
Sold by
MEDFORD LUMBER CO.
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IB MEDFORD MADS.
PXGTC THREE
P01DS
of imsd or cheat are more maD
iremeu externally witn
YAPORUB
Million JunUaed Yiarly
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She Will Be Proud
of Her
Christmas
Percolator
It is an attractive addition
to tlio modern housewife's,
group of electrical appli
ances. It means delicious perco
lated coffee at instant notice
right on the table.
Saves
steps.
scores ' of iiseless
Paul's Electric Store
Medford Bldg. Phone 90
c
FLEXIBLE CEMENT
ROOFING
THIS is an extra
heavy asphalt ready
roofing with the fa
mous Carey patent
lap.
Carey Flexible Ce
Get your window sashes here
and you will be assured of an
accurate fit for .the windows j
you will bo guaranteed years of
satisfactory service because we
make every sash true to speci
fications. .. '
"Milled on Honor"
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
Everything in Millwork
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