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"local and
Personal
Hugh n. Kunkln, forest supervisor.
ip turned hint evnnlHK from a trip to
the Klamath district of thu fritter Na
tionnl forent. He reports luKKiriK P
eratlonM on the government sales In
full suvhiK. the Helkan Hay dumber
company now .cutting about 200, 000
Imurd feet per day. Koud maintenance
work on the went side of Klamath'
lake will he started next week, accord
ing to present plans. Mr. ltankin,
who is the retiring pre.sh.Ient of the
Jackson County (.iaine Protective iisho
ciation, iirrivt .1 too lato to presldft at
the opening of the sportsmen's ban
quet last night. in Ids place Bert An
demon opened the banquet.
Mrs. Ti ewbridk'e, designer with a
reputation behind her work. 'JOB W.
10th street. . 'if
ltiverfiide Community club dance,
K'lturday night, Alford'a Imperial or--hotra.'
Mrs. Victor Panielson tho Modfunl
toll ( bit f operator, and Miss Myrtle
Otici dale, the Ashland chief opera
tor, 'of the telephone company, have
just returned from a chief operators'
. conference held at Eugene.
Lathe work nnd motor recondition
ing, ltiverside Garadge. tf
Sale of $15.00 tup ejlk dresses 10.!i0
tomorrow. M. M. Dept. Htore. 22
If. O. Milter of tho Applogatc was
Thursday appointed road supervisor
of fjiHtrlct 10, by tho county court,
to fill tho vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Leo Goodwin, who Is going
east.
A good range of nize-fl come In the
Baby Ifoudolr line of package goods.
Tiny tots to 6 years, girls 8 to 12,
misses' 14 to 18; and women uizes S8
to 44. ' Attractive models can bo soon
at Tho Handicraft Shop. 28
Close out of nil $1.8.60 flannel
dromon $17.75 Saturday. M. At'. Dept.
Store. . 22
Mr. and Mrs. 6. 13. Weber and Mrs.
K. C Vllm of Chicago are among the
Hojourners in the city from a distance,
us are tho following: J. J. Byrno of.
Cleveland? Ohio, MrH. 12. M. Haurton
of ltrooklne, Mass., Mr. find Mrs. W,
3). Vestal of Emporia, Kana., Mr. nrirt
Mre. Georgo B. Johnston of Van
couver, Ti. C, Mr. find Mrs. P. V.
Conk of Torre Haute, Intl., and Mf.
and Mrs. J. "W. Cnnblle of Tlptoji, Tnd,
I.euut.fui Oogo pattern hats now oh
fale at the Kmmy Lou Hat Hhoppo. In
M. M. Htoro. 25
The Pnrent-TeachcrV flHsoeJatldn of
Central Point, by reqiiest of the pres
ident, will hold a special meeting Mon
day, April 20 at 8 p. m. to decide
what is to bo donb with "the funds on
hand.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
j"ohnnon Produce Co.
Itiverside Community club dance.
Saturday night. Alford's Imperial or
cheftra. 23
Two members from ertch the ad
vanced classes in typing at tho locnl
high school, accompanied by their in
structor, Mrs. B. C. Jerome, left this
morning for Corvnllls, whero the stu
dentH will, enter ns contestants in the
ntate typiitg content held at the O. A.
C, Saturday. The highost team fiv
orago will determine the winner, the
sa mo method as used In tho county
contest. A nave lie Walker nnd Arthur
lining wilt he the representatives from
tho advanced class and Arthur Sohneni
- arid Almus Pruitt from tho beginning"
class. While ot Corvntlis tho students
will be the guests at the different sor
ority houses nnd hnll of f"). A. C.
Hale of $ir.00 tub silk dresses $ 1 0. SO
tomorrow.' M. M. Dept. Htore. 22
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Horace Bromley left today for'
s Klamath Falls' on a short business I
trip in tho interests of the California !
Oregon Power company.
A complete line of Baby Boudnur
paeknjre goods at the Handicraft Shop.
Tills lino of goods Is made from the
guuranteyd Evorfast materials nnd in
cludes stamped garments for klddtoft,
girls and ladles: 26
Close out of all $28.50 flannel
dresses $17. 7B Saturday. M. M. Dept.
Htoro. 22
fVho new Pavilion orchestra has been
augmented by the addition of Domino
Provost, one of the foremost banjo
artists of this section of the stato. Mr.
Provost has hail years of experience
with numerous danco orchestras.
Henutiful Gngo pattern htitS now on
wile at tho Emmy Lou Hat Hhopne. Tn
M. M. Ht'oro. 23
Coal hrlquts,' that pltfttri fuel. HaH
,en Coal Co. Phono 230. ' '
,Wc, have had nuineiv
ous calls for Ilot
Cross Buns since the
Easter and Lenten
Season, so Saturday
we will bake them
IVrour regular week
ly special.
Tasty, Rich,
Sweet Buns
liberally filled with,
imported Greek cur
ranis, baked to a de
licious golden brown
;ind iced with icin.
16c per dot.
o
ran Aa-ts-vY -vvw 1 w
Ine LULUJM1AL A
Southern Oregon's' II
M 0 Finest Bnkery , E
S
Although there haH beiTn quite a
heavy full of simw during the past
week In the ylcinlty of Uunsrnulr.nnd
ShaHtu City, there were no slides on
the Prfbiflc highwa and it is open to
travel , over , its entire length, accord
ing to-'word received here from the
California State: Automobile associa- p
tion. Chains will be required, how-
ever, until-there have been several
days of fair weather. Due to unset
tled weather conditions motorists
traveling over the Pacific highway are
advlHcd to carry chains for. use in the
higher altitudes. Grants Pass Cour
ier. It. X. n, eggs at TVoo's. tf
Home canned frnult In glass cans.
Johnson Produce Co, 2 3
W. P. Quisenbury has returned to
this city after a short business visit
In Klamath Falls. '
IJry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
Hale of $1-5.00 tub silk dresses $10.50
tomorrow. M. M. Dept. Store. 22
The treasurey of the Jacksonville
baseball nine will swell tonight as' a
result of a benefit dance, which will
be held this evening In Orth's hall at
Jacksonville. Proceeds of this affair
will bo used In purchasing uniforms
fur 'tho town team.
Hnby Boudoir garments are all
ready to wear, except tho hand fin
ishing. They are neatly made, of the
famous guaranteed Kverfast mate
rials and are of tho newest styles A
complete line at tho Handicraft Shop.
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Kxcoptlonal values for Raturday
Hatrt $2.98, $3.98 nnd ' $4.98. One
fourth off on all pattern hats, (white
hats not included.) Tho Kmmy I,ou
Hat Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 23
Mr. nnd Mrs. James B. Grieve and
Mr. and Mrs. Iudo Oierve arrived here
from Prospect late yesterday after
norm, and the men httenddd tho big
Hportsmnn banquet last ' evenlhg.
Kineaid Taxi has ' Just" returned
from LB Angeles, and IS ready for
usual service again. 303 K. Main.
Phone 52J 24
If you want a furniBhod npartment
with all the modern conveniences, sea
or phone Hotol Holland. tf
J, K. Kerr of Grants Pass was a lo
cal business visitor yesterday.
Tvvto-thJrds of our $10,000 auction
pale Ratiirday, Aprll l 8i 10 o'clock a.
m. This imo we must closo every
thing out ivhich remains. Rogue River
Valley Canal Co., 204 So. Fir St. 23
Hale of $15.00 tubsllk dresses, $10.50
Saturday. M. M. Tept. Store. 22
' Indications are for another big at
tendance at the Pair Grounds Pavil
ion tdmorrow night with a largo num
ber ofrout. of town dancers among
those present.
Close out of nil $28. dO flannel
dresses $17.75 Saturday. M. M. Dept.
Store. 22
Ycra-'WiH find beautiful models of
tho Baby Boudoir package goods on
displuy ui the Handicraft Shop. This
is a wonderful line from which to se
lect your spring dresses, undies and
children's frocks. 28
Out of town Oregonlans who are
temporary sojourners in the city in
clude J. P. Williams of Baker, T. L.
Dunsmnre of McMlnnvllle, Harold
Clifford of CannoiV City, 33. C. Endruk
and Fred S. Hamllton of Koneburg and
R." Roberon, C. P. Stone' and J. T.
Vottler and son of Klamath Falls. .
ICxeeptional valuea for Saturday
Hats- $2.98, $3.08 and $4.9H, One-
fourth off on all pattern hats, (white
hats not included.) Tho lmmy J,ou
Hat Shoppo. In M. M. Store. 23
Two-thirds of our $10,000 auction
sale Saturday, April 18, 10 o'clock n.
m. ut warehouse. This time wo must
cl4tsa everything out which remains.
Hoguo llivor Valley Canal Co., 204
So. Fir SI. 23
Med ford poopio will havo an op
portunity to hear tho Prosbyterian
church choir of Ashland Sunday even
ing. Rev. F. R. Leach has arranged
for tho Ashland choir to glvo their
12nster caiitata, which won much
prnlse in their own church, at the Bap
tist church, nnd the Bnptist church
chulr will repeat their Easter cantata
at the Ashland Presbyterian church
Enjoy Medford made potato chips
At your gfocer. ' 2C
"Dance music that -needs no npol
ogy." Fair Grounds Pavilion Satur
day. 21
Dr. O. 0. LoiiKhlln of Portland will
occupy tho pulpit of tho First Bap
tist church Sunday morning.
Place your orders early with Mrs,
Trowhrldgo. 005 10th stroet. tf"
Real . metrSpolitnn dance music, n
wonderful floor and a congenial
crowd! Truly a dance worth whilo
Fair Grounds Pavilion. Saturday. 24
C. A. Swigart was a local business
visitor In Rosoburg yesterday.
Tho now Kverfast materials are ar
riving dhily at the Handicraft Shop.
Home or i the different weaves are
peeketto, silvefglos, kindorkord, flue-
wove, untntyweve, shantone. cameo
voilo, royal rib and broadcloth. We
also havo a complete lino of linens.
suitings nnd ginghams. 26
Sale of $15.00 tub silk dresses, $10.50
Saturday. M. M. Dept. Store.
Continuing their 'campaign against
drivers who Insist on speeding in
near the city, in cutting corners,
other violations of ihe state or city
traffic laws, Stato Traffic Officer Jof:
McMahon and Chief of Police McNahb
haled another speeder into court last
night. Marlon G. Van Alsdayle of
Portland was tho victim who contrib
uted $L'5 to tho state's coffers. Van
AMayn drove prist ihe Junior High
school at 35 miles an hour, nnd wns
unfortunate in meeting. McMahon.
Ashland Tidings.
Two-thirds of our $10,000 auction
sale Saturday, April IS. 10 o'clock a
m. at warehouse. This tlriie wo must
closo everything out which remains.
koruo River Valley Canal Co., 204
So. Pit St. 23
Close out of nil $2S.fi0 flannel
dresses $17.75 tomorrow. M. M. Dept
more. -
. u. l.storly nnd J. L. Eggers of
Waldo were among tho ' Josephine
county visitors who arrived here
Thursday afternoon.
Hemstitching He n yard. Tho Van
!ty Shop; Bnrtlett and Main. tf
Wanted, -man wit htractor to plow
U'U acres. 1'iione t4. Guy Conn
The Kilis Indue initialed n nutu
of cnndid.'iteft into the H. i. o. E.
deiat their session last niuht.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jess Nell of Ashland
left yeNterdny by nuto for Portland
where they will spend n few days, re
turning Sunday.1
"Such ropuinrity mst he deserv
ed." And it in! You U, ih0 Judge
Fair D rounds Pavilion, Saturday night
24
M e pay rash toruscd pianos
palmer rtuno Hrase. tf
Ilawlea Mooro and Harry Wortmnn
are bUHinoHH visitors In Klamath Falls
today, having motored there this fore-
noon,
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. . tf
Close out of all $28.50 flannel
dresses $17.75 tomorrow.
M. M. Dept.
22
Htre.
Professor Harl R. Douglass and Dr.
H. P. Rainey of the school of educa
tion of the University of Oregon, ure
at Medford in response to a request
from the officials of that city for ex
pert udviee on a school building pro
gram. The number of school children
havo outgrown .tho housing capacity
at Medford and there is need for one
ne wbuilding at once and others with
in the next few years. Dr. Rainey will
make a survey of the financial situa
tion with a view to advising the school
authorities as to bond Iksucs necessary
to finance tho proposed buildings.
En j;ene Guard.
We pay for ashes and soil dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Enchanting music and clever multi
colored lighting effects combine to
make our "moonlight waltzes nil that
could be desired. Fair Grounds Pa
vilion. Saturday. 24
Mrs. Walter Harris is among the
isltors in the city from Copco, who
rrlved yesterday.
$2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted
Gems at our ware house free frpm'
rofit damage and no black spots
which appears in most potatoes
hipped from Idaho points. A few
cents is nothing to compare with qual
ity In buying potatoes. Johnson Pro
duce Co. Phone 241 N, J St. tf
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co. J
The W. W. O. of the First Baptist
church will sell pies, cakes and sal
ads Saturday morning at tho public
market, or call Miss Helen Leach for
phono orders.
IKverfast materials are excellent for
hildren's frocks. The hottest sun
shine and repeated washing wilt not
fad6 them. Comes in a wide range of
ay and attractive colors. Handicraft
Shop. 26
Bale of $15.00 tub silk dresses, $10.50
Saturday. M. M. Dept. Store". 22
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hines of Port
land, but former Medford residents,
are visiting in tho city a short time
ith her mother, Mrs. Launspach.
Wanted Poedor hogs and pigs.
Johnson Produco Co. tf
Close out of all $28.50 flannel
drosses $17.75 tomorrow. M. M. Dept.
Store. 22
John Matney was among the busi
ness visitors In tho city yesterday from
Inch. "
Come early, folks! You won't want
to miss a single dance when you hear
Dlnty" Moore's all-star Pavilion or
chestra. Pair Grounds Pavilion, Sat
urday night. ' 24
Columbia plaster Wall board. Call
for prices., Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
Miss Ada Brewster', tho home dem-
deinonstration ngOnt, conducted a sew-
ng class at tho home of Mrs. Thomp
son of Eiiglr. Point on Thursday,
Unity literature teaches people how
be healthy, efficient, prosperous,
mrmom'oufl and happy. Freo dlatri-
ution. 718 West Main street.
Kupeno's city school superintendent I
will get $o600 this coming year, ac-
ordlbg to tho new-salary schedule an
nounced by tho board. High school
iri.iclpflly will got $2400, $2100 and,
ijvno ni pcctlvely, at Eugene, Wood
ow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt
k tools.' Grade school principals will 1
get $1400 to $1800- and department 1
heads $1050. High school teachers
vill bo paid $1200 to $1400, while'
irnde teachers will get $1035 to $1200. '
The high school noneh will get only.
11650. Tho same salary will be paid
he girls' physical director. Manual
raining teachers and seeing teachers
in the grades will get $1600.
Work wanted, talcing enro of elderly
uly, or light housekeeping. Call 027
Xorth Central. 25
Included nmong tho visitors in the
ity from the state of Washington are:
Mrs. IT. M. Fisher of Port Angeles.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie W. Sanders of
Spokane and O. D. Hedson and family.
E. W. Wooro; Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgo W.
Hoolo, H. Xj. Lively, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Cox nnd Mrs. A. L. Hamlin of Seat
tle. '
. Wo cut and fit whoh you prefer to
iftve us. Mrs. Trowhrldgo. tf
'""Klamath Falls will have 'a golf
links nnd possibly a country club ac
cording to plans launched by some
0 local business men who met nt the
White Pollcan hdtel girll yesterday
noo nnhd discussed ways and means
for advancing the cauuo here of the
indent Scottish game. It is planned
o hold the membership to a limit of
-00 nt a cost of $200 each, payable at
'oneventent terms. It is planned to
tpond In tho Tieighborhood of $13,000
'or thft purchase of a site nnd laying
'Ut the course. Kinmath News.
Don't forget tho Legion party fcat
trday afternoon. Cards and tea 50o.
Tea 25c. ' ' 23
E. L. Rednnth has started construc
tion of a bungalow upon the acreage
ho recently purchased in tho Perry
dale addition. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L.
Redpnth expect to make this their fu
ture home.
Fancy creamery butter 43e per lb.
Tohnson Produce Co.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Gore aro expect
ed to return Saturday from San Fran
cisco, where they have been sojourn
ing for a short time.
Everfast materials make attractive
lorch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon sets, guest towels, table runners,
ind bed sets, Is guaranteed suufnst
tnd wash fnst. A completo lino nt
he Handicraft Shop. 26
Miss Dorothy Ness, who has been
it tending Benkhe-Walker Business
olego at Portland this winter, is home
Tor a few weeks to visit with her par
ints. Mr. ana Mrs. T. IT. Ness and
friends. Rosoburg Review.
The James Stevens vocnl studios
vill move about April 24th to 235 E.
Main street, over Strang's Drug Store.
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month: alwo nt'w
M'.y 1st. MS.
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ill
l'Vur-SttH
VA N'TKD Work ns favi'nian on or
chard. 15 year' rxP'rivnro. ooil
.i ffn-ncu. CaU611-H-4. J. A. Wil
son. 4 -VAXTKU Krnme hulMinu. ipn.p, lo
Mivi-K. iiox ij. .Man irlttui'.
rOH RIONT Furnished npartjHrnl.
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THE
AND NOW COMES GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
By special arrangement with the Washburn Crosby Milling Co., we are now the exclu
sive Medford agents for Gold Medal, the world's biggest selling brand of flour. Our
first carload is here and for Saturday and Monday we will have the special introduc-
tory price shown below. Flour advanced this week and we advise you to buy at this-
price. .. J '
The biggest seller in the $2.39
world. 49-lb. sack
F. G. F. Shrimp, per can .
Alabama Shrimp, 2 cans 35c
Royal Baking Powder family size . ,37c
Imitation Maple Syrup, 5 lb. can . . .65c
Garnishing Cherries, 4 oz. bottle . . 12c
Assorted pure Jams, tall glasses .... 18c
F..G. F. Spinach, No. 2 cans, 14c; No. 2
cans 19c
Country Gentleman Corn, No. 2 can, 20c
No. 1 can . . . 12c
Combination Vegetable Salad, No. 1
can . . . .24c
Asparagus Tips in 1 lb. square tins, per
can 30c
Fancy sliced Peaches in heavy syrup, No.
2 can 28c
mi-mi hhimi
Floyd Hart, returned, -Friday -from -a
trip to Fresno,. Calif.,, on business in
connection with thu.Tomlin II ox com
pany.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
Cor prices. "Wallace "Wood Lumber
yard.
W. A. Hannn, of the Associated- Oil
company, left this morning for Klam
ath Falls to attend a meeting there
of the Rotary club.
Fancy packed apples $2.2B per box.
Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir St.
rhono 97. 26
Iauronce Donovan of VallPJo, A.
B. Harvey and CI. H. M. Dbrsey of Uts
Angeles and the following froin San
Fradclseo are among the Medford vis
itors from the state of California: Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Mush; Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Sovereign, Mrs. Elizabeth Peter
son. Mrs. L. Pi Harris; John W. Tru
ax ad family, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews
and Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Heole.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
A rich strike in the Greenback mine,
formerly one of the liiggeHt producers
in southern Oregon, has been rumored
on the streets. Tho 'rumor cannot he
authenticated but is generally conced
ed to have some foundation.. The find
is said to he a rich outcroplng of ore.
The find has not been proven as to its
extent. Orants Pass Courier.
FOLLOW
THE CROWDS
. , ,' TO THE
Fair
, Grounds
Pavilion
Saturday
Night
'Dinty' Moore's 'All Star'
Pavilion Orchestra
Featuring
Modern Dance Harmony
With a
"Kick" in Every Notel
, STRANGERS WELCOME .
We Make You Feel at Home !
HOME OF BREAD
BUY HERE AND BANK . THE DIFFERENCE .;,
tra imi'WMattir mTO7B",wi trimm'wnmkmriimsmmer&mif&mii
. .Mr. and .Mrs. H. J. Kirkwood oft R. K. Gerauld of Portland, a rep
Porfland, en route to California, are reuentatlvo of the SunjJ;s,iirance com
Kpending tho day, in Medford visiting , pany, was a Medford -visitors Thur.s"
wlth friends. Mr. Kirkwood was a diiyand left this morning for Klamath
representative of Multnomah county Falls.
at the Inst session of the state legisla- J, Modfurd-KIamath freight line, noth
ture nnd recently retired from the Intr too ' Inrge, nothing too small,
presidency f the Union Savings and ;Fivo trucks In operation to anA from
Loan association. j Klamath Falls. Daily service. 9 We do
We pay for ashes and sell dirt 'long distance, hauling anywhere. Of-
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Edward C Root returned yester
day from a few days sojourn In Port
land. Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. rhono 239.- - 1
Have you tried that mg milk shako
at DeVoe'H?
e WSji. public enthusiasm 1
Stt !t$' ' ' achievement is '
' -: axm8f greater
; - eveiy layti
lmlas fhlrbanks
I1L W Hi. TOMORROW n
I lJ2J NIGHT THE CAST! I g
SUNDAY-yBIG SCOOPI .J" ' " 1 j
i 6rgonian Screen Review ,
I Showing Winter Scenes at TljkFK7 i m u
j - CJATER LAKE I O V f ' 71 1 J I 1 I I
The Great American NAel VXaVJJfc aTy
i daodi i ay omciair uewis aiVa I I
rp.ceteria
LIKE MOTHER MADE
Hot from the ovens
1 lb. loaf. ..... : .
H lb. loaf
Yellow Free Peaches, halves, No. 2
can .--t : . . . . 19c
Sliced Pineapple, No. 1 tins. . ....... 15c
Sandwich Tuna Fish, per can. . . ... .13c
Extra select Light Meat Tuna Fish,
can . 13c
Golden shore whole Alaska Clams, No.
1. can 23c
Polar Vhite Soap, 15 bars 49c; per boz of
100 bars . .$3.19
Twenty Mule Team Borax chips . ... . 27c
Picnic Shoulders, sugar cured and sweet,
per lb. 25c
Cottage Rolls, sugar cured and very little
bone waste, per lb. ........... 32c
Fancy Steer Boiling Beef, per lb. . . . 12c
Steer Beef Roast, per lb 15c
flee 40 N;
Front street. Phone 1033. I
' K HeKiiliir communication Med
ford LodKO No. 103 A. F. &
lf A'. M; Friday oventng. April
' v 17th nt 7:30 -p. in. Visitors
welcome.' lly order W. M. A. J.
Crose, Sont. 1 - 23
EAD
every 30 minutes.
.3 for 20c
10c
Easter rush is
over, now we
can take in
more of the
spring sewing.
Try us and he
delighted with
your new
dress we will
make. All the
latest ideas
and the best
of work.
Prices Very
reasonable.
Edith M. Towne
Wong Pon
Chinese : -Medicine
fcPor Treatment of
Acute , and Chroma
'Diseases ot Hen
and Women.
C.ticw nnd troiior trutm!, ItiflrmM, WJ.
My, b!3ddor and ttomacti tmibea, fits
.ullWl ..mil. irtraDies, pnv
is, fever, Dneumonia. iilhm. nrf .Rm..
tro Ma, rheumatiam, amenorrhota, faitre,
comuntpaoti. catarrh, pilctL hvdroeela. aj,
bumin.
Olflot Hmirat 8 A. M. to I P. M.
Conaultatlon FrM
241 South Front St Marfan), Ore.
Old papers lor kindling tire at this
office. , tf
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