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MEDFORD, ORBOpy, THURSDAY APRTL Ifi, &
oo o i
MfiDFOItD MAIL TRIBUTE,
ocal and
Personal
The onlnrpd nncl moro Qffkiont
nifill delivery service due to tho lu
cent nddltion of two new carrierH to
the local force, whs hcieiin tottny, but
iH beliiKhcld bark from attaining nmx
imum efficiency for a few days due
to. failure of ndditiunal postoffice
equipment to arrive.
Mrs. Trowbridge. desiKnnr with a
reputation behind her work. 905 W.
lOlh street. tf
Anions thone arriving this forenoon
from the north for the bir sportsmen's
banquet tonight were J. IV. Maloney
of Pendleton and It. W. Price of Iort
land, members of the state game com
miHslon; Otlo Jones, educational di
rector of the state pume commission,
and 3tod MacLeny of Portland. The
banquot at tho Hotel Medford begins
at 0:30 p. m.
Make reservations for the Legion
Auxiliary party through Mrs. George
tiates. Phone 1047. April J 8th. 60
cents for man Jongg and cards, Jti
cents for tea. 22
Fred Cowlea, former well known
Medford rnncher, his brother Rus
sell CowIcr. and son, of New York
City, left this morning by motor car
for Kan tu Barbara and Los Angeles,
l-'rcd Cowles Is now engaged in busi
ness In tho latter city.
Iatho' work and motor recondition
ing. Riverside Ga radge. tf
Included among tho visitors In tho
city from (Mutant points are: Mr. and
Mt'H. N. P. Wheeler, Jrvand Mrs. N. P.
AVheeler of Endeavor. Pa., Mrs. Oreen
Heggins of Oil City, Pa., II. C. Rude of
Roine, Idaho, E. C. Lange of Omaha,
It. Hugh Powers of 8t.-Lrfjulir, "Mo., II.
Van Don Voner of Ruffalo. N. Y., It.
K. McLood of Hurdwlck, Vt., and G.
J. Mullor of Kansas City.'
Hot time at Jackson Hot Springs
Saturday night, April 18. Two bare
foot dancers, oyster supper. Prizes for
best dancer and prettiest girl. Love
land's orchestra. 21
Mrs. O. CI. Eubnnks of Ashland, was
among tho Medford visitor stoday.
A good range of sizes como In tho
Baby Houdolr lino of packago goodB.
Tiny tots to 6 years, girls 8 to 12,
misses' 14 to 18, and women sizes 3ft
to 44. Attractive models can bo seon
at The Handicraft Hhop 26
Frost caps are now being takon out
in largo numbers by tho farmers who
aro to use them on their oarly plant
ings. These caps, which aro used ex
tensively hrCnllfornia, will protect the
tender plants from frosts which might
occur and aro being adopted hero by
gardoners. It Is estimated that 10,000
will ho in uno this season. Grants
Pass Courier.
Don't forget tho Legion party April
38lh. . -22
Captain Ransom Glfford, of Port- J
land, will conduct a musical service
at the Salvation Army, 4th and Bart
lctt, tonight, -at 8 o'clock, to which ev
erybody Is welcome
Fancy creamery butlor 43c per lb.
j oh hmo n Produoo Co.
Edward C. Root of the Root Music
storo, .who is spending several days
in Portland- played in concert with
the Elks buTid of PortlandAit the Ho
tel Multnomah on Tuesday night,
i R. I. R. eggs at IieVoe's. tf
'Tho B. Y. P. U. of (ho First Baptist
church will hold their monthly cover
ed dish supper, business meeting and
social, Friday, 6:30 p. m. at nhe
church recreation room. All young
people Interested aro invited.
The dato of tho recital to be given
by Dick Posoy under the auspices of
tho W. C. T. 'IX. will be Friday, April
24th, at tho Presbyterian church.
C. I. Hunter, said to bo from Phoe
nix, on his pica of guilty to the charge
of failure to dim his headlights, pre
ferred by J. J. McMahon, tho state
traffic officer, was fined $10 in Judge
Taylor's court here today.'
Baby Boudoir garments are all
ready to wear, except the hand fin
ishing. They ore neatly made, -of the
famous guaranteed Everfast mate
rials and are of tho newest ntyleH A
complete line nt tho Handicraft Shop.
26
Chester Hubbard of Medford was
fined $20 for speeding through the
city. He was arrosted by Chief of Po
lice fleorgo McNabb Sunday ovening
after a short chase out North Main
street. Not having the money for the
fine ho deposited his driver's license
with the Judgo, promising to return
with tho t'Zt) needed to redeem his li
cense by tonight, Ashland Tidings. ;
; Tonight at 7:30 at tho high school, !
a box social will bo held by the Stu-1
dent Body and Parent-Teachors. Each I
high school girl and mother will pro
vide lunch for two. This will be sold
for 60c. Good musical program and
it good time. v , 23
1 R. C. McCrackcn, a representative
of tho Pacific States Fire Insurance
company, iH a Medford business caller
today from Portland, having arrived
Wednesday.
I If you wnnt a furnished apartment
with all' the modern conveniences, see
Or phono Hotel Holland. , ! tf
; Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmens left last
night' for Portland, whoro they will
spend a few days. . .
, Two-thirds of our $10,000 auction
sale Saturday, April 18, 10 o'clock a.
m'. This time wo muBt close every
thing out which remains. Rogue River
Valley Canal Co., 204 So. Fir St. 23
1 V. J. Reed of Spokane, II: Clyde of
Walla Walla and tho following from
Seattle are among the Medford vis
itors from the state of Washington:
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stetson Turner and
daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Greg
ory, G.'M. Wutterworth, W. D. Mlnser,
Sherman Moran, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Lehman, Mrs. Jessie Moran and P. J.
Frnnkorn.
You will find beautiful models of
tho Baby Boudoir pankngo goods on
display at tho Handicraft Shop. This
is a wonderful line from which to se
lect your spring dresBcs, undies nnd
children's frocks. 26
Because of so many vicious dogs In
Kin math Falls, mall carriers havo
been granted permission to carry re
volvers. Six postmen wero bitten last
week.
Two-thirds of our $10,000 auction
sale Saturday. April 18, 10 o'clock a.
Mr,, .and Mrs. F. H. Thrano, while t "' " ' J m.
on r.,nl frnm Mr. n Wii nftlin In tlinlrr. Ji"h i "iiui iimiuiiiih,
home at Seattle, slopped ovor In Med
ford' last night for a short Visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brown.
Tonight at '7:30 at the high school
Rogue River Valley Cftnal Co., 204
&Qc Fliv-SL iv-.w""" , . . 23
More rain is tho'officlal prediction
of tho wenthor bureau for tomorrow.
a box social will be held by Student ' , V. 1"'""' u !, V
Body and Parent-Teachers. Each
high school girl and mother will pro
vide lunch for two. This will be Hold
for fine. Good musical program and
a good time. , 23
Temporary sojourners In tho city
Include the following from Portland;
Russell Bryan, Mr. and Mi's. P. P.
Bunhnrdt hnd daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Katlior, Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Run eh and daughter, F. V, Carr, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Mort Branch. R. C. Mc
Cracken, S. It. Seaney. Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. Van Alstyn, Phillip IT. Dater, Ed
Morris, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Komp,
James C. Cunningham, R. Keller, Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. R. McKonzle, O. C. John
son, K. II. Kelts, Miss M. MelusO. R. E.
Gerauld and B. O. Mannhelmor.
Dry factory mill blocks. Vnlloy Fuel
Co. tf
Former Sheriff Charles K. Terrlll !s
convalescing rapidly, and Wednesday
took nn automobile ride. Mr. Terrlll
lost 74 pounds during his sickness,
nnd It will be nmonth or moro before
ho is his old self.
Don't forget tho Legion party, April
isth. 22
An attempt will soon bo mado by a
construction crew of tho buroau of
public roads to break through tho
Runutiit snow of tho McKonzto Pass,
opening tho mountain highway to traf
fic. Tho road rrew is at present wid
ening the McKenale Pass highway be
tween Sisters nnd the snow line. In
stead of taking tho largo tractor need
ed on tho west slope, around by tho
way of Portland, it is planned to tako
It over the snowbound pans.
Dry factory mill blocks. Volley Fuel
Co. . tf
Mrs. J. E. McDonald of Trail Is n
visitor in the city, who arrived Wed
nesday. A complete line of Bnhy Boudour
package goods at the Handicraft Shop.
This lino of goods Is mado from the
guaranteed Everfast materials nnd in
cludes stamped garments for kiddles,
girls nnd Indies. ?6
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PEOPLE
arc fast beginning to
realize tho added food
value of our Cracked
Wheat Bread.
Have you tried it
baked only by
FLUIIKKK
'A Paker of
Reputation
f
cntllnK at s n. m. yostorduy. .12 of nn
inch or rnln foil.
Knjny Mvdforcl mnclo 'potato chips.
At your Ri'oeot. 25
Tho turtlo found on Enst P ntrpot
! wnn no doiriit ono of a number i'n-U-r.ivpd
by Clifford Kiphnl't nnd-Klvln
Larson In 1!H7. itreorillnR to word
Incut tho Courier office. A number of
turtlex wero rolcaned hy tho boys In
thnt yenr on tho Klphnrt farm near
tho nimlck school, nfter .their Initials
had been put on thorn. The Klnhart
fnrm la over a mile from tho city on
the upper river rond. Ono was found
Inst year nn un ndJolnlnR fnrm emirnv
od wit htho Mime dnte nnd tho Initiate
K. L." Ornntn Pass Courier.
Piano your orders early with Mrs.
Trowhrldco. .905 W. 10th street. tf
W. M. Elklns anil I: Hartley of ML
HhaBta City aro fedford visitors who
arrived In tho city Wednesday.
Tho new ICvorfnat materials are ar
riving dally at the Handicraft Shop.
Some of tho different weaves nro
in-eketto, sllverKlos. klnderkord, flno
wev. dalntywevo, shnntnne, rnmeo
voile, roynl rlh mid broadcloth. M'e
also have n romplcto lino of UnenB.
sullliiKa and KluKlinnis. 20
niirliiir the remainder of tho spring
and summer season tho Southern I'a
clfle win operate two sections of the
Khnsta. northbound from San Krnn
Cisco. Snturdny nlithts. ; Heavy week
end business out of Snn Francisco for
Portland nnd Puitet Sound cities is rc
sponsllib for tho onlnrKemont of the
service.
Two-thirds of our U0.000 auction
sale Saturday. April' 18, 10 o'clock a.
in. nt warehouse; This time wo must
close evorylhlnif out which remains.
ItORiio lilvrr' Valley.Cannl Co., 204
So. Kir Ht. 2j.
AmonK Wednesday's arrivals In tho
city from out of town points In Ore
Kon nre: . Mr. and Mrs. Ie Lewln of
linker. Kd.ly Nunn of Mnrslifiold. Mr.
and Mm. c. R Mills of Klamnth
Vails. II. -A. Hahel of UoaehnrK. W.-H.
Knrrlart and oOoiKe Atkinson of North
Hend. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. .V. Peterson nnd
Mrs. Enihcr Clark of Mllwnukle, Mrs.
I. 'Hoe and Mrs. A. M. Toniix of Junc
tion Clly and O. I). Herbert, J. U Ful
ler. I. J. MrKlnnnn. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wininin H. Jones and eon nnd J. M.
Alnutt of Kiik-ene. i
Hematitrhlnff do a yard. The Vnn
Ity Khop. Itnrtlett and Main. tf
We ray cash for used pianos,
rainier Piano House. . , tf
Mrs. Clnrn M. Allen, formerlv con
nected with tho ToKgery. left last nlKht
for Portland, accompanied by her son
Charles, where they will Join Mr. Al
len, who Is employed there s dis
patcher for The Tclc-ram.
HemstltchliiR, buttons covered nt
the Handicraft Shop. ' tf
We pnv f,,r altrq nnd sell dirt
cheap. l:rown A White Agency, Inc.
"
A. A Smith of Agate was in the city
yesterday tiansactiiiK business.
J2.40 buys No. I Yakima Netted
C.ema nt our ware house free from
frot0 damage and no black spots
which appears i ,nogt potatoes
hli(d froWi Idaho points. A tew
cents Is nothing to compare with qual
ity In buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
flu Co. Phono 241 Jr. j st. tf
Fancy creamery buitiir 43o per lb.
Johnson J'roducc Co, O
L. Origgshy, a young niaiof this
city wus fined $20 in Judgo Taylor's
oourt today on the charge of speeding
his par from 45 to 50 miles on North
Ciitral avenue, hurt, evening. The ar
n.ui wnu Ttin, lv Lnuifi .lennlncs.
'deputy sheriff, and Griggshy entered
'a plea of guilty.
Kvcrfast materials are excellont for
children's frocks.. The hottest sun
shine and repeated washing will not
fade them. Comes In a wide rnnge of
gay and attractive colors. Handicraft
Shop. 26
Wanted Feeder hogs and pigs.
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Walter II. Leverette, of tho Four
Site Realty company, loft this morning
for Hoseburg on a short business trip.
H. Van llovenberg was among the
local business callers Wednesday from
Hams Valley.
i Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard. .-.:. ,
i Unity literature teaches people how
to bo healthy, efficient, prosperous,
harmonious and happy. Free distri
bution. 718 West Main street.
Miss Ada Brewster, tho home dem
onstration agent, presented a salad
demonstration -to a group of women
of Coleman Creek Wednesday.
W cut and fit when you prefer to
have us. Mrs. 'Trowbridge. tf
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.- -
The Daughters of tho Nile will hold
a dance at the Ashland armory to
night, to which, all Masons are invit
ed. Tho evening's entertainment will
Include special features and good mu
sic. Tho proceeds, will go to tho pa
trol fund of the Buellma Temple,
1 Kverfnst materials make at tract! vo
porch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon setn, guest towels, table runners,
and bed sets, is guaranteed sunfast
and wash fast. A complete line at
the Handicraft Shop. 26
Columbia planter wall board. Call
for prices.! WaHace Wood 1umber
yard, t ' ?
Portland needs 60 new high school
and special Instructors and 200 new
elementary teachers. When the time
for submitting applications closed,
April 1, 1141 applications had been
received at the office of Superintend
ent D. A. Grout. Out of-, these, 615
sought high school positions. Grout
and his assistant nre busy making se
lections Portland Journal. -
Everfast materials ore guaranteed.
If any Everfast fabric fades for any
reason wo will refund to you not only
tho purchase price of the material but
tho making cost of the garment as
well. Call and see our many beautiful
fabrics and colors, at tho Handicraft
Shop. 26
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices.- Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard. . ' " ':
The Copco Forum held its usual
weekly luncheon mooting at the Hotel
Medford this noon. A variety of bus
iness matters wero presented for dis
cussion including tho next regular
Forum meeting, scheduled to take
plnco on Friday, April 24. i
t Fancy packed apples $2.25 per box.
Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir St.
Phone -07. . 26
Girls, try an Invlgorator shampoo at
Rnwman and Harbor's Beauty Shoppo.
12 So. Central a.vpnuo. Phone 362. 22
Chris Welsonhurger 'who has been
spending1 several months In Medford
has returned to Ashland.- .
Before you plan any wash dresses
for yourself and your children come
in and xamlne our display of liver fast
wash fabrics.' ' You will find hero a
full range of beautiful fabrics In a
fascinating array of colors which give
you new Inspiration for yur spring
sewing Handicraft Simp. , 2C
O n arcnu n t of a Parent-Teachers
meeting nt tho Hlglt school, tho play
"Diamonds arid Hna'rts" will bo given
at' tho Armory, Thursday, April HI.
' 22
Tho Washington school Parent
Teacher association' will hold tholr
regular meeting Friday afternoon nt
3 o'clock. All members afo asked to
be present, as this will be nn import
ant meeting. ' officers for the yenr
will be elected at this time. Tho fifth
grade will sing a group of songs under
tho supervision of Miss Gore and re
freshments will bo served.
We pay for nshes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc.
v .... , - - tf
Medford-Klamath froight lino, noth
ing too largo, nothing' too small.
Five trucks in operation to and from
Klamnth Falls. Dally Borvico. We do
long distance hauling nnywhore. Of
fice 4 0 N. Front streot. Phone 1083.
Visitors in the city from tho state of
California Include. Bert R: Delerny of
Portervllle, Gerald P.'ltau'b'of Yuba
City, E. It. Kennedy of Ios Angeles.
Mrs. and Mrs. W. W. Thompson of
Long Beach) H. A. - Shearer, H. J:
Sheppard and F. W. Frnzeo of Sac
ramento nnd fl. Grant. Earl A. Moore,
B. L. Hoist nnd It. M. Ward of San
Francisco. '
I On account of n Parent -Teachers'
meeting at the High school, the play,
"Diamonds nnd Hearts," will he given
at -the Ax'mory, Thursday, April 16.
As a result of a series of safe rob
beries in Klamuth Falls during the
past week, a committee of business
men nlong Spring street appeared- be-
Ifore the city council of Klamath Falls
Monday evening and asked for better
police protection in that district.
I i Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
son Coal Co. Phone 23iJ.
1 Itev. nnd Mrs. Whitman, mission
aries to South China, who nre In the
'states on a fourlough, returned to
Medford yesterday from Klamnth
I Falls where they visited with their son
Avard Whitman. The Whitman's ex-
I pect to leave Friday for Seattle where
(they will visit with their other child
ren before returning to China.
Have you tried that Mtf milk shake
at DeVoe's? .V
R. C. Smith of Klamath Falls was
in the city yesterday transacting busi
ness. '
- Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
son Coal Co.- Phono 239.
Many Medford people will drive to
Jacksonville tomorrow night to enjoy
the baseball benefit dance which Is to
be held in Ortri's hall. Proceeds of
this affair will bo used in purchasing
suits and equipment for the Jackson
ville nine. . : :,
'. On account of a Parent-Teachers'
meeting at the High school, tho play,
"Diamonds and Hearts." will be given
nt the Armory, Thursday, april 10.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR HAIjB Cook stovo. Phone
43T-X. ' :i
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PAINLEVE REPORTS
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, PARIS. April 10. CB' the Asso
ciated Press.) Ex-Premier Paul
Palnleve, attempting the taek of form
ing a cabinet in succession to the Her
riot ministry was able only to report
progress and not the definite conclu
sion of his task when he visited Presi
dent Doumergue at the palace of the
Ely see this afternoon.
! "If a. cabinet is formed It will not
be before tonight," he said. "I still
Have everything to do and yet do it
quickly." .
'I will endeavor," he added, "to
form a ministry tonight nnd have it
published in the Journal Officiel to
morrow." -
M. Cuillaux, upon leaving the bank
ors" conference stated . that If Paln
leve formed d cabinet he would ac
cept the portfolio of finance.
f rfe Itet Speak
Much Driving Hurts Eyes
After a long drive always wash
your - eyes . with simple camphor,
witchazel, hydrustis, etc., as mixed in
Lavoptik eye wash. This removes
dust and germs nnd counteracts ef
fects bf wind nnd sun. Stops dry
ness and burning. Leon IJ. Husk ins.
Sold in Central Point by Mary A.
Mee, ! druggist.- - .- Adv.
Several hundred peoplo muah en
joyed tho concert at tho Armory last
night by: the- Crater Temple, D. O.
K, K. band, and the dance which
Immediately followed, which were
given in aid of tho fund being raised
to send the band east next' summer
to attend the D. O. K. K. national
convention. The fine music for the
dance -was furnshed ,by d. selected
contingent of tho band.
The concert by the band, under its
director, Wilson Walte, was one of
tho: host over given by that popular
organization, and won much ap
plause. 1 There was general regret,
especially among the well versed
musically, that a much larger assemblage-
was not present to hear the
concert of eight numbers, becauso of
its genera) excellence.
Tho band members gratefully
acknowledge the Jcourtcsy of Com
pany A. National' Guard, which vol
untarily saw to it that the band was
given the Armory hall free of charge
for tho concert nnd dance.
! The concert program follows:
Patrol of Guardsmen ; Losey
Popular Dear Ono Archer
Grand selection, Faust Gounod
Popular Eliza . Kahn
.Morning Song, Peer Gynt Suite. .Greig
Tho Deviland tho Doop Sea King
Soloist, Chester Wendt
March, Brooks' Chicago. Scita
i Star Spangled Banner.
Regular communication Med
ford Lodge No. 103 A. F. &
A. M. Friday evening, April
17th nt 7:30 p. m. Visitors
welcome. By order W. M. A. .1.
Crose, Sect. 23
Notice.
Tho Portland Telegram, Medford
Agency, Davidson News Co. 29
Cannot Fxlst In the Human Ikxly If
You Will tso Trunk's l'resortptlcm.
It is a shame to .suffer with any
form of rheumatism. -
i This prescription does not ruin the
stomach, It does not depress the
heart. - Eat-all- tho meat and good
food you wish while taking Trunk's
Prescription. Contains no mercury,
salicylate soda, oil wlntergroen or
narcotics, but positively overcomes
any kind of rheumatism or gout on
earth. Whnt moro do you want?
There Is nothing Just as good, and
it is impossible to get something bet
ter. The greatest uric ncid solvent
known nnd also a superior - liver
IlMMllOlllO. . . . p
Trunk's Prescription sells for $1.75
or 3 for only $6.00 at Heath's Drqg
Stores. Adv.
Shop
Easter, rush is ;
over, now we
can take in;
j more of the j
j; spring sewing, i
Try us and be
I delighted with j
1 your new
; dress we, will
make. All the
latest ideas
and the best
of work.
Prices very
; reasonable.
. ; . .oi ;
Edith MiTowne
A COMPLETE .
LINE OF
Garden
trays
5 r i n k y our bug
troubles to us ami let
. us prescribe an effec
tive remedy. Exper
ience lias taught us
the best means of
. combatting ins c c t s
-that infest flowers,
'vegetables' and trees,
so let us be of serv
ice to you.
TRY .
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, . IT'S GOOD ,
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Vegetable Plants
' of All Kinds
This Will Interest Every Thrifty
Man and Woman in Medford
Maxello all-wool
men's suits; sold any
where for $25 and $35;
: our price $19.50
. Men's dress shirts, big
assortment, with collars
and some without; how
going at 89
' Better grab a few.
Men's big red handker
chiefs, men's big blue
handkerchiefs, men's
white handkerchiefs ;
hard to beat at 5
i Men's Athletic union
suits, sizes 36 to 46; nice
cool underwear; going
at 50
Men's lace bottom kha
ki breeches; you will be
' surprised when you see
this value. While they
last :..:.2.00
Men's work shirts..59
; Meto's belts : ......25
. Big. heavy blankets..$2
Men's dress hats.S1.75
Boys' and girls' oxfords
for S1.50
And large sizes....$2.60
Some buy,
Men's heavy 220-weight"
blue bib overalls, : sus
pender back, well made;
only .....SI. 15
Men's and boys' khaki
pants, belt loops and '
cuff bottoms; very spe
cial , ......S1.15
See if you can beat it.
Men's dress shoes, fine
all-leather shoes; black
and brown, all sizes,
going at S4.00
Men's khaki screen
hats; just the thing for
summer wear. All sizes.
Just come in, your hat
is here for only 50
Canvas gloves..........lO
50c neckties 25$
Men's work sox 10$
Men's rubber boots,
short .:.......S3.50
. ' Trunks, Suitcases and Traveling Bags.
One Fine Wardrobe Trunk at Wholesale.
You men who like good things and yet spend your
s money wisely --come here and, save a dollar for: every
two you spend.
THAT'S ALL TODAY!
WILL H. WILSON
Cheapest Store in the West
32 North Front Street
"If Not In, Push Your Money Under the Door" ;
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cannot bsllcve it pos
ible. It cannot be im-
ned... It cannot be de-
bed... It cannot be ex-ned.-
It is a thing
apart! It makes real the
things that heretofore
have been the thin sub
stance of dreams. '
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Presents a Brilliant
WurliUer accompaniment.
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