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MEDFORT) MAIL TRmuSR, MflPFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. APRIL 20, 192-"
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iocal and
( Personal
Tin In tonight, heavy fruHt hi the
morning and rwntlnueil cool Tuesday
is the weuthoi' prediction issued fr
this locality hy ihe San Francisco
weather bureau thfH morning. From
fiuturduy uveninu up to 8 a. m. today
the rainfall amounted to .37 of an
inch and it rained off and on much of
today., Sunday's maximum tempera
ture was fi5.fi.
Household furniture for mile at 7i!0
W. llth. 7
The Medford poHtoffk-c now has a
stock of the new one and a hair cent
poaUine HtampB. These stamps are
UHed mostly on third class mail mat
ter, that is. printed matter and parcel
post up to eight ounces.
Come and get a real marcel. J3 K.
Main street. Barber shop next door
to. Heath's Drug Store. Phone G44.
ltuth Piekel.
Mr. und Mrs. A. H. Kndrles are mo
toring to Porthmd on a business trip
and will return in a week or tm days.
Ht. Mark'B Cuild will give a card
party at the Parish House. Tuesday,
April 21st, at 2 o'clock. All are cor
dially Invited. 25
Tourists and others here from a,
distance who arrived Sunday Include j
the following: "Mr. and Mrs. Robert j
Laughiin of Honolylu, Mr. and Mrs. I
C. W. Plupcp of Indianapolis, Mr. and
Mrs. K. M. -Ilurgess. Mrs. JOlsie li.
J.amerton and. M- .W. HloH t Denver.
J. A. Meilx Jr.. of tireenvllle. Minn..
J. O. Heed of Marlon, Ohio, Mr. and
Mrs. W, (i, Jflegardt of Duluth, (teorge
l. Dodgo of Mansfield, Ohio. TV K.
Peterson of Detroit, Mich., and U. A.
Cowles of Now York City.
A good range of sizes come In the
Baby Houdoir line of package goods.
Tiny tots to 6 years, girls 8 to 12.
misses' 14 to 18, And women sizes 3fi i
to 44. At'.-actlvo models can be seen,
at The Handicraft Shop. 26 !
Cecil A. Cook and family are at
home at 11 South Orange street. Mr.
Cook Is the new Hoy Scout executive
for tho district comprising three coun
ties. Mr. Cook will visit Klamath
Kill In "Wednesday mid get the work
started there.
Don't forget tho Klson Educational
Art Exhibit to be held in small room
in Natltorium, April 22nd to 25th, In
clusive. Admisslson 40c and 20c. 2
The Southern Oregon Cooperative
association has filed articles of In
corporation at Kalem. The line will
serve the territory between Ashland
and Climnx.
Fancy crenmory butter 43c per lb.
johnson Produce Co.
"W. T. Orlove of the Prospect section
is a visitor in the city who arrived.
Sunday.
Jjithe work and motor, recondition
ing. Kiversldc (larage. -25
Miss Marion Brown, vice principal
nnd dean of girlH In the University
high school, Oakland. Calif., will give
two Important education courscH at the
summer session of tho I'nlversltyj of
Oregon to be held in Eugene from
Juno '23 to. July 31. Mins Urown is a
graduate of (ho University of Califor
nia, with degrees of A. II. and M, A.
Oet n good marcel for that Saturday
night dance. Phone 544. ltuth IMcke).
2
Eighteen out of the state" cars reg
istered Saturday, and about the same
number Sunday, at the local state reg
istration bureau.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
The following -from Portland are
among the temporary Medford :
jouruers: ; S. F. Hamilton, It. A. Con
nely, C. CV Bunnell, C. A. Leonard, It,
O. Kelson. Mr. and Mrs. fl. S. Wnrde,,
Paul It. Liggett, Mr. and Mrs. C. 'II.
Hoggs, Blllie C. Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Blnke. C. Hlyter, o. Rankin, Mr. and
Mrs. j; A. Straub, H. C. Vjehrung, U.
J. Buckley C. A. Johnson. M. H. Nich
ols, H. S. Luwrehce, tleorge II. llevih
ler, Neal East, C. E. Clodfelter and
Mrs. II. F. FleVkenstcin.
The JUerlfpfii Flks are extended an
Invitation to fhe Ashland Elks' spring
dance', to be given Wednesday night.
February 22. ) Signed Committee. 2fi
A complete line of Taby Boudour
pack:tt;e goods at the Hoitdicraft Shop.
This line of goods is mode from the
guaranteed Kvorfast materials nnd In
cludes stamped garments for kiddles.
Birls nnd Indies. " 26
MiC'and Mrs. Charles A. Wing and
child and Dr. B. It. Elliott and family
were' among the Medford persons
upending Sunday nt Grants Pass.
A .well dfessi-d appenrnnce nt all
timet? because Mrs. Trowbridge does
Iter cutting and fitting.'
Mrs. C. M. JennlnKs. who underwent
it major operation at the Community
hospital lait Friday. Is reported as re
covering nicely.
fiet a real marcel at 113 15. Main
Htreet, .Barber shop. Phone 044. ltuth
Piekel. 29
Mrs. C. A. Boyce and Mrs. O. p. Al
enderfer of Medford and Mrs. 1. H.
Batemnn of ' Ashland were those in
charge of tho Daughters of the Nile
dance given at (he Ashland armory
last Thursday night.
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 230.
Miss Alice Olln returned yesterday
from Portland where she had spent
the past week.
H. I. 11. eggn nt IWoe's. tf
Establishment of a national guard
company of Infantry at Klamath Vails
is being sponsored by the Klamath
Falls Officers' Unserve club.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Furl
Co. tf
E.W. Ketzor and E. P. Oat man of
Copco. Calif., are local visitors, having
arrive it Sunday.
Small streams frequently are neg
lected sources of power that may be
possibly utilized In generating electric
ity lo light buildings and grounds and
possibly to operate a number of small
machines, says, the bureau of public
roads, United States department of ag
riculture, in Farmers' Bulletin 143a,
just publifihed. Electrical equipment
on the farm saves time and labor In
the household and farm work. In the
new bulletin an attempt is made to ac
quaint farmers with the possibilities
of developing the power of small
streams by converting It into electrical
energy.
Have your piano tuned by Carl
Love land, work guaranteed. Oeorge
Andrews' Studios, Sparta, building.
Phone 323-J. ' 3D
You will find beautiful models of :
the Baby Boudoir package goods on ;
display at the Handicraft Shop. This ,
Is a wonderful line from which to se- j
lect your spring dresses, undies and i
children's frocks. 21! ;
Miss Naomi Hemphill and Jerald
Deardorf left this afternoon to return
to Edge wood, Calif., after spending j
Sunday here with her parents. I
Enjoy Medford made potato chips.
At your grocer. 25 ,
A good bargain.. Dainty lace trim- I
mod Princess slips, made of good !
quality white nainsook. For girls from :
to 16 years. 98c, Friday and Satur
day. Handicraft Shop. 3D ,
Hal B. French of eSattle, a repre- i
sentatlvc of the Merchants Fire In- ;
surance company, spent Sunday in
Medford and is remaining over today ;
bn business.
The new Everfast materials are nr- j
riving daily at tho Handicraft Shop.
Some of tho different weaves are
peekotte, silverglos, kinderkord. flne
weve," dalntywevo, shantone, cameo
voile, royal rib and broadcloth. We
also have a complete line of linens, ,
suitings nnd ginghams. 2C
Tho Jtev. "Billy" Sunday, who, will
uppcnr In evangelistic services ' in
Portland next fall, will have his prize
Hereford bull from his Hood River
farifi on exhibition at the Pacifi6 In
ternational livestock show.
Hemstitching Ho a yurd. The Van
ity Shop, Bartlett and Main : tf
Carl Eoveland is now teaching1 the
saxophono nt the George Andrews'
Studios In the Sparta building. Phone
323-J. 30"
The Woman's Missionary society of
the1 Presbyterian Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 'at the
home of Mrs. W. J). Welch, 11 5, Mis
tletoe street. At this meeting tho
church women will be given the very
unusual opportunity of hearing Miss
Phillips, a missionary from (Jaute-
mala. Miss Phillips is a forceful
speaker and has a very real message
for the women of America; Mrs. E. A.
Crane has charge of the program for
the afternoon which promises to be
one of great Interest. It efresh men ts
will h served by tho committee In
cha rge.
AVo pay ensh tor used pianos.
Palmer Piano House. tf
Pretty' new patterns in dainty lacoH
selling for 5 to 8c per yard. Handi
craft Shop. 30
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyner and
small son of Eos Angeles, who are en
route to Boise, Idaho, stopped over in
Medford yesterday as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Italph Pollock.
We p;iy for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Urown & White Agency. Inc.
tf
C. II. ItJismann of Grants Pass was
in tho city Saturday transacting busi
ness. Hemstitching, buttons covered nt
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Mr. ami Mrs. H. D. Willoughby. Mrs.
Jestfje Forgutton and John Ferguson
of Tacoma and the following from
Seattle are among the visitors in the
city from the state of Washington: Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Howard, II. C.
Weinker, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Anderson.
Mins Katherine Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Moses and two children, B. Gold
smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. It. French, Mr.
and . M it. C. fondly, Mr. and'Mrs. M.
Uoda. O. F. Whitman, E. A. Johnson
and AV. F. White.
$2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted
Gems nt our ware house freo from
frost damage and no black spots
which appears in most potatoes
shipped, 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
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Mitchell of lui
Pine were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. V. Hotron over Sunday and left
this morning for Twisp. Wash., where
they will reside. Mr. Mitchell, who is
a forest ranger, having been transfer
red from the Deschutes national for
est fo 'the Chelan national forest
where hu will be In charge of road and
trull construction work,
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co. '
Mrs P. M. Manning of Trail was a
business visitor in the city today.
Everfast materials are excellent for1
children's frocks. The hottest sun
shine and repeated washing Will not
fade them. Comes in a wide rnngo of
gay and attractive colors. Handicraft
Shop. 2G
In order to prevent n signboard
nniame on privately owned property,
the slate highway commission has
started condemnation proceedings to
acquire certain lauds on the Columbia
Ulver hlghwny enl of Hood Ulver. '
Wanted Feeder hog& and pigs.
Johnson Produce. Co. tf
Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Kirk word of Because of the great amount of
Portland, who have been spending sev- now over 17 feet, the news reel views
era! days in Medford visiting with 'now over 17 feet, the news reep views
friends, left today for Klamath Falls of snow scenes in tho park shown at
to he gone two or thre days, after I the "Ci'ateiian theater Sunday and to
which they will return to Medford bo- day are especially, interesting. They
fore continuing on to California: While i will be shown for the last time toinght.
here the Kirkwoods spent much time
playing on the local golf course and
pronounce It u fine course.
If you want lo learn to play the sax
Everfast materials are guaranteed.
If any Everfast fabrjc fades for any
reason wo will refund to you not only
the purchase price of the material but
phone, see Carl Eoveiand. at The int! cost oe me, garment as
George Andrews' Studios, Sparta build-1 wen. can ana-Bee our many ueautuut
ing. Phone 323-J. 3Ui1,l,"":" u,,u tu,u ut Lne -""nuicruii
, ,. t ,i . Kop.
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard,
Miss M. J. McGee of the Marinello
shop, underwent nn operation this
morning for the removal of her ton
sils.
Princess slips for girls from 2 to V'fi
years, trimmed with lace and embroid
ery, made of nice fine material. ' Spe
cial for Friday and Saturday, 98c.
Handicraft Shop. 30
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard. ' .
Included among the Medford vis
itors from the state of California ure
D. C. Clark of Santa Rosa, Miss Marie
Helgrade of Long Beach, J. Howard
Itodda and son of Alameda, Walter J.
Nell nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Jewell of Las AngeleH and C. F. Ross,
.f. C. Putnam. F. B. Rayhurn,. R. A;
Meyer. A. H. Cole, F. Muller and Mrs,
Martlno of San Francisco.
Fancy packed apples $2.25 per box.
Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir St.
Phone 97. 26
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices.1 Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard. -
Mars." the Martian song written by
Etta T. Kltto of Ashland, was broad
cast Friday eve from station WRW,
Mew York, and wll ho broadcast this
evening at 9 o'clock from the WDBX
station. New York City. : This number
will be broadcast by eastern orches
tras in a few weeks.-
Tho new wide laco bandings nnd
laces for trimming dresses have ar
rived at the Handicraft Shop. Call and
see the beautiful patterns. ' 30
Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han-
sen Coal Co. Phone, 239.
The school board as yet has failed
to receive a report from the exports
from the educational department of
the U. of O. upon the question of a site
for a new high school in Medford. .
Special for Friday mid Saturday.
Sale of white Princess slips for girls,
2 to 1G years, 98c. Handicraft Shop.
30
Have you tried that tvs milk shako
at DeVoe's?
State Forrester Elliott has called a
meeting of the state board of forestry
in Salem today, the first since the
board was reorganized under the hew
law enacted by the liist legislature. A
new member,, .Ernest J. Johnson, Wal
lowa county stockman, who succoedt
Dan P. Smythe, Pendleton, as repre
sentative of tho Oregon Wool Grow-.-
ei s' association, will be seated. sA dis
cussion of tho new forestry code and
the outlining of plans forthe work of
the coming fire season are to be taken
up.
A nice line of .Prlnqess slips neatly
made of good quality nainsook, trim
med with lace and embroidery. Sizes
2 to 1ft years. Sale Friday nnd Satur
day. 9Rc. Handicraft Shop.' 30
Medford-Klamath freight line, noth
ing too large, nothing too small.
Five trucks In operation to and from
Klamath Falls. Daily service. We do
long distance hauling anywhere. Of
fico 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033.
tf
The students from the commercial
department of the local high school
who participated In the third annual
typewriting contest at the O. . G.,i
have returned from Cor vn His, where''
they won second place in tho contest,
Ashland securing first. Almus Pruitt,
a representative from the second yenr
typewriting class, made an excellent
record in the contest.
Everfast materials make attractive
porch cushions, window drapes, lunch
eon sets, guest towels, table runners.
and bed sets. Is guaranteed sunfast
and wash fast. A complete line nt
the Handicraft Shop. 26
Iteforo you plan any wash dresses
for yourself and your children come
in and examine our display of Everfast
wash fabrics. 1 ou will find here a
full range of beautiful . fabrics In a
fascinating array of colors which give,'
you new inspiration for your spring
sewing Handicraft Shop. 2fi
The next regular eruption of the
Craters will he held Monday, April
27 in.
Just arrived a new shipment of
laces that will sell for 5c to Sc per
yard. Just what you want for trim
ming your spring dresses nnd undies
Handicraft Shop. 3n
Unity literature toadies people how
to be healthy, efficient, prosperous.
harmonious nnd happy. Free distri
bution. 71S West Main streot. 1
Dlnmond Flyn of the People's Elec
trie store, returned Saturday froM
Glendnle, where he supervised the in
stallation of a new refrigerator ma
chine in the Glendnle 'confectionery,
The Queen Esther circle wilt give aiu
entertainment Thursday evening at
7:3o at the First M. E. church.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lh.
Johnson Produce Co.
Work wanted, taking care of elderly
lady, or light housekeeping. Call 627
North Central. ' 55
26
W'ti pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Urown & White Agency, Inc.
... ; tf
BRAN DT--J a co b Brandt died at
his home In Richland, Washington,
April 19. aged 79 years. He had been
resident there for four years. He
was formerly a res'kler.t of the Talent
district' being the' '"owner of a ranch
on the Pacific highway. He leaves
his wife Catherine and four' sons and
two daughters, Henry Brandt, Rich
land, AVash.: Jacob Brandt, Norfolk,
NebraskaV William Brandt, Medford,
Ore.; Mrs Martha Schrader and Mrs.
Margaret Keller'of Denver, Colo. Also
three stepchildren, Henry Miller, Yer-
dell, Nebraska; Mrs.. Frank Sfceen,
Santa Barbara, Calif.', Mrs. Catherine
iBrandt, Richland, AA'ashington. In-
hient wllj ' be in Ashland and fu
neral arrangements will be announced
later. ' "' ' "'''
Baby Boudoir
rfjuly lo vr;ir, e
Ishlmr. They ure
famou qui i urn ot
.n -incuts are all
rpt the hand fin
.-illy tado. of the
I A'crfast matt'-
rials nr of the
complete line ai the
newest st vies A
Handicraft Shop.
2fl
Mrs C. Chirk of .V:5 North River
side Avenue In n patient at a local hos;
pital. under medical care.
' If you want a furnished apartment
with nil i modern conveniences, se
or (glume Hotel Holland. tf
An unusually small number of out
of (own Oregonians arrived in the city
Sunday. Among them were Mrs. J. U.
Sum-goon of Klfkfe-d. V0i Lennan
HalomfSklr. iMl Mim. Cni!hih Chore
and family hh r. and Mrs. J. L;.
Htsnriefer of Eugene.
Wanted, man wit hdactor to plow
100 acres. Phone- 64. Guy Conner.
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1925-Unusual1925
YES, 1925 is an UNUSUAL Year
OBITUARY
DAVIS Inez C. Davis "passed away
at her home, 51 North Oakdale, April
18. after a long illness, aged" 41! years.
nine months, 11 days. Mrs. Davis was7
born at Salem, Ore., July !), 18H2, had
been a resident of ' Medford for the
past nine years and of Ashland for
six years. Inez Eoff was married to
F. Roy Davis at Salem, Ore., Oct. 9,
1901 and to. this union were born two
sons. She is survived by tier nus-
hand, F. Roy Davis and two sons,:
Felix Rile'y DaVis.. Bakersfield, Calif.
and Robert Calkins Davis, Medford,
Ore.; also her mother. Mrs. Mary E.
Eoff, Salem. Ore., five sisters nnd
brothers. Mrs. Davis was a member
of Cbadwick Chaptor No". 37, O. E. S.,
of Salem, Ore,,, United Artisans, Port
land. 'Ore;! and the Christian Science
church. The funeral s'ef-vices will bo
held at the Perl Funeral Home Tues
day afternoon at ::i0 p. m., under
the auspices of the Christian Science
church. Interment in Medford ceme
tery. '
mm
urns
It. A. M.
' Crater '-alte Ctttipter No.
32. Regular- convocation
Tuesday, April 21. 7:30 p.
m. Visitors welcome.
.'. i A. F. NOTH.
2t : , Secretary. ,
Regular communication of
; Reantos chapter Wednesday.
J evening. April '22nd. Irritia-
y tion and 9, good time for all
Insurance
!f sic
Let
HOLMES
HELP
When
HAIL I
HITS , . 'I
k R?AHlmes )
The Insurance Man ff
Sincel909 II
Phone-444 JJ
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Not lco.
TIir Portland Telercrain. Medford
Agency. Davidson jeva Co. . .2y
Old papers for kindling flro at this
offlco. - if.
TOO LATE
CLASSIFY
FOR SAEE Horses, hnrnefcrt and
wagon, tractor: all kinds of farm
Implements. Inquire at Ware's
Place. Kings Highway. 27
Graters
Attention!
Next regular
; eruption
Monday
April 27
Special meeting
Tornadoes, cyclones and weather dis
turbances are occurring everywhere, even
in Oregon. ,
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1
00 HAIL INSURANCE
fs gvftiltble. Don't vit until it $ too lae.
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-Medford 's Leadjjiginsurie Agency
.1 r xt 1 : 1 ti t. 1 O G .
4111.-1UVIU iiniiuutu oil nil oiag. q
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Phone 123
1
SPECIAl
;,! out .; y
FERTILIZER
For
Wednesday Only
OUR 1 '
General
GARDEN '
LAWN
FLOWERS
Fertilizer
. PER 100 LBS.
$3.50.
An ideal plant food,'
lasting in its effect
upon grass, newel's
and vegetables.
.MONARCH
Seed & leeof C.
Si fCl '
Fertilizers fop
All Crop
JUNIOR ADVANCED
Extra Attractive values
For Our Wednesday Special This
Week
We' are closing out our stock of ivory and we.
are putting out Wednesday a good assortment of
Combs, Buffers, Photo Frames, Vanity Case;
Mirrors, Puff Boxes, ' Talcum Powder Boxes,,,;
Vases, Face Powder Boxes, Tooth Brush Holders, .
Perfume Bottles, Shaving Brush Holders, etc. :.
Values up to $1.75 for 48c. ' ' .
See the displays in our windows.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE(Phone 884)
HASKINS' DRUG STORE(Phone 16)
. , As near as your phone.
TOMORROW
ANOTHER
GREAT SHOW
2:007:009:00
General Admission, 50c
Children, 25c
"The SPIRIT OF
BUDDAH"
Phantasies of the
Far East
VICTORIA TRIO
Featuring
MARGARET MA NT ELL
America's Foremost
Imitator
in
H. BERRY
& MISS
"A Vodvil
ALFRED
' TIME
& CO.
"The Limit
on Wheels"
A. MARTINI In
"His Little Barrel of Fun"
TWO-REEL COMEDY
TOPICS OF THE DAY
I Hunt's Craterian Orchestra,
I Wilson Waite, Director
TONIGHT :
LAST TIMES
Oregonlari Screen Review'
. i Showing .Beautiful '
' CRATER LAKE
in the Wintertime.
THE GREAT
AMERICANLNOVEL
11
BABBIT
By SINCLAIR LEWIS
Author of "Main Street"
With
WILLARD LOUIS
As
"BABBITT"
, CARMEL MYERS
MARY ALDEN
CISSY FITZGERALD
RAYMOND McKEE
DALE FULLER
"Main Street" described the life
of the small town; "Babbitt" the
lifeof the average go-getter
business man in the average
large town of America.
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I Wednesday Specials "
Here we are with another bunch of bar-:
gain8real values, at the time you need
them. Look them over.
Grey cotton Coat Sweater for men . .$1.49
All wool Plaid Shirts, Black Bear; regular
$4.85, for . . ?: .$3.4?;;
Leather-face Canvas Gloves. .25c
Waist Overalls, men's. sizes. . . $1.19;
Lumber Handler's Reversible Mitts. . . .89c
Buy it HERE.
'Army & Outing .Stores
EVERYTHING FOR WORKINGMAN AND CAMPER
32 So. Central Ave., Opposite Hunt's Craterian
'R.S.Stewart, . Your Satisfaction
Manager , . Phone 913-L . ."' Is Our Success .'.
TankSKMg's-Coraedians:
MEDFORD ARMORY
TONIGHT "Father Steps Out" '
. . . Three New Plays Each Week. , ,
Jazz Orchestra Special Scenery.
VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS -
Doors open 7:00 P. M. Orchestra 7:40 P. M. Ciu-tain 8:00
Prices 10 2b 50 cents
COMING
, "Ollie of tho Movies",. ",Xhe Fast. Set"-.
"Peggy's Wild Man" ' "Ollie, the Swede Detective"
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GAS
HEAT GAS HEAT ' GAS HEAT
Another Hot Water
Geyser Discovered
, ;V ; ;-, ; In tlie Windows of the -
Southern Oregon Gas Company;
Four glass dishes full of water, boil-'
ing all at once on
One '
Gas Burner
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Xo other ranqe on the market
ran ncrompllsli this tfnt.
inre to nee this ranee before
placing your spring order. (
The new SMOOTHTOP is the .
tostt and the cheapest domes
tic range. i
Place your order early. The 4
demand is heavy all over the
oorthwest. O ;
Terms easy to meet. 1
Phone 526 .
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