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oCal and
Personal
r"T?if 'ueeiim to be no hrk In siRl't
'I ot tile present fine weather, rtjhlrti haH
been exceptionally warm foijTjiis lime
' of year, as lair weainer in jm i-un-n."
'. for Tuesday. The maximum ycKwrday
Jwas 85, much wanner an a year ago
T
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with a maximum 01 ui.
J before you, -buy that piano see Laun
' Bpaclv Hucon nyi? you money. He
knows' piariou and is 'reliable. tf
The Crater Lake Chapter It. A. M.
', will Bivo a complimentary dance for
Vj oil Master Mason and their lad let. at
' f- the -Maaonic Temple Wednesday, May
i Uh."4 ' ' 88
J'atrick H. Daily, the special game
'' f warden for the state game commis
sion, has returned home after six
weeks spent on duty in the northern
part of tho state, the most of the time
iiUhe Oregon City vicinity.
jtne''County Court will pay $10 for
Information which will lead to a con
viction for dumping garbage on coun-
. lyUuudft or In streams. 39
! ' Jtadlo meeting Public Library, Mon
j day evening, 8' o'clock. Jiogue ltlver
Valley Hadio Club. 37'
The big Greenwich Follies theatrical
company, numbering 85 persons, who
play at the Crnterian theater tonight,
arrived in the city at 7 o'clock this
niornlhi; from Kantu liarbtua, Calif-,
on. a special train of two sleepers. J
baggage cars and day coach. The
company also leaves by special train:
nt 2:30 oclock tomorrow morning fori
Eugene, where the attraction plays
; Tuesday night.
The county court will pay $10 to I
anyone who reports and brings to con
viction an offender, for dumping trah
-n-county roads. 41
.-IX a, trained nurse opened a large,
.'omfortmjle home, for elderly ladles,
y , In Modford or Ashland, how many
-I- would like accommodations? Hates
, I quoted, to cover all care except for ne
i rious illness. Answer at once. Jlox
37, Mall Tribune, 3S
Noble J. Wilt of Washington, D. C,
'. chief accountant of the national parks
,, , system, left here yesterday via San
1 .J Francisco for 5!lon National park, in
' Utah, after having spent last week
l ' here going over the financial affairs
i of Crater National park.
Radio meeting Public Library, Moti
I, day evening. 8 o'clock. Rogue Hiver
Valley Kadio club. 87
. ;.' Coal briquets, that cloan fuel. Han-
sen Coal Co. Phone 239.
jV'v Jjocal hotel guests from a distance
who spent Hunday here include Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Chaplne of Potiac,
f , Mich., Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fuidalo of
; ' Hastings, Nob., Clyde L. Meach of
i Phlludel)hia, O. M. Dodson of Denver.
-J Harry Raines of Now York City, and
,H. N., Adele M. and Al 1. Parchen of
- t Helena, Mont.
The "sweet girl graduutc" and the
j.v "June bride" will both find Mrs.
t Trowbridge a clever creator of gowns.
tf
' Al O. Barnes,' circus, which is show
' friV.tyiAiihla'hd today, arrived in that
' city early this morning. No street par
nd was given.
Laces, suitable for all materials.
Natwick, Inc. 37
. J, O. Phlpps of Prospect on his plea
of guilty to driving a car with trans
ferred license plates was fined $10 in
Judge Taylor's court Katurduy. .
J in ported pure silk pongee. 69c, 05c
anrt $1.25. J a pan oho Art Store. 3D
J can nt to Sheets of Modford, a fresh,
man majoring In Journalism at the
Unlvorsity of Oregon, Is a momber of
the Susan Campbell Hall tennis team,
which is playing In the women's intra
mural tennis tournament now being
played ot the university.
Wo design, we cut, we fit and we
make, any one or all four, for our aim
la to please you. Mrs. Trqwbridge.
DOB W. 10th street. tf
The volunteer firemen of the city
will meet at the city hall at 7 o'clock
this evening? and have fire jnact I co at
tho corner of Eighth and Kront
streets.
llunzlau water Jugs, $1.00 and
fl.CG. Japanese Art Storo. 39
A full force is at work now on the
OWgprt Caves resort to get tho place
In readiness for opening on May 15.
Tho oad tn the foot of the hill was
never in iietter condition than at the
present time. According to George
Habin. manager nfthe resort. Work
nt the caves has been held up by the
now;,whlch has Just now disappeared,
A crew hns been placed on tho Cuves
highway with a blade, however, and
this road will be in good shape within
a few days. Grants Pass Courier.
PUtnoe! See X-aunqpach, tf
Miss Uetiy llohl. the stenographer in
the low office of Jtordoi. and ClHylord,
leaven tomorrow to spend several
weekh With her sister, Mrs. A. L. Rich
ardson. ; ; ,
100 New flowers nt Lottie Howard's.
'V ! ' 3K
Temporary sojourners In Modford
From Portland include Mr. and Mrs.
John, M. Peck. K. C. Shipley, Mrs. C,
i-owier, Miss R. Fowler. U. O. Mann.
C. Schmidt and son, M. K. McMa
nus. Margaret D. Jolly, Florence C.
Hoffman, Ceorge L. nines and A.
Cameron.
Merrick's plunge opens Suturday at
ono o'rloek. tf
1
There is no secret
about the f mnendous
success of Fluhrcr's
Milk Bread.
...-. A superior proilitct
o
sold at a fair price is
alwnys welcomed b
"' the public.
At Any firmer
A. P. Smith, manager nf the Crater
beaver fur farm, returned to Medford
after spending some time there im
proving the road into the farm.
I R. I. R. eggB at IeVoe'. tf
' The biggest theatrical event in Med
rd fn some months takes place at the
; Hunt's Craterhtn theater tonignt in trie
showing of Mr. Gallagher and Mr.
Shean in the "Greenwich Village Fol-
( lj's." Medfnrd. Kugene and J'ortlund
fare the only cities in the state playing
this extraordinary attraction. Reserva
tion In large numbers are in from
Klamath Falls, Montague, Yreka, Hilt.
Dunsmuir, Grants Push, Ashlund,
Roseburg5and from all parts of Jack
son county.
Mcdford'Klamath freight lino, 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
fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033.
tf
Miss Mildred Beeson and Mrs. Lettie
fourth urn, , who are teachers In the
Central Point school, spent tho week
end at their homes in Ashland.
Fashion rilctutes sllmness, simplic
ity and suppleness. These are achiev
ed only by nn experienced designer.
Mrs. Trowbridge, tiu& W. 10th St. tf
Donald ljiwi-ence returned to his
duties at the lilg Pines Lumber com
pany thin morning, having sufficiently
recovered from a recent mnjor opera
tion. Fnnvy creamery butter 40c per lb.
johnson Produce Co,
Governor Pierce has announced the
reappointment of W. Mai McNalr,
Ashland, ss a member of tho state
board of pharmacy.
Infant's maderia dresses, specially
prked nt $1.50. Natwick. Inc. v 37
The rnlverslty of Oregon will not
accept the invitation of the University
of Hawaii to meet the Hawaiinns in the
islands next season, announce Jack
Uenefleli graduate manager. The in
vitation, extended by Otto Kluni, Uni
versity of Hawaii poach, was received
Saturday, but both athletic authorities
ind the faculty do not favor the long
trip for the Webfootera next season, i
Speelal sale of roses going on at i
the Rogue River Floral Co., Krheart
street on South Riverside. Phone
1040. 46 !
Mrs. D. I. Cornell, Florence Don- i
nelly, Willis Donnelly. Hetty Higby j
and Leo la Young of Tacoma and the
following from Seattle are among the
local visitors from the state of Wash
ington: Mr., and Mrs. H. C- Hlbbard
nnd haby, Mrs. Henry Dearborn, Mr.
and Mrs. 10. J. lirown, Mr. and Mrs.
Clay Allen. Mr. and Mrs. R. CV Dil
lingham and G. Nordquist.
New paint; new everything. That's1
Merrick's plunge. It opens Saturday
afternoon, ono o'clock. it
Mrs. Thomas Judge of 100S Kast
Main street, returned to her home yes
terday after two weeks'- of medical
are at a local hnspltnl.
Merrick's plunge opens Saturday af
ternoon. Water will be kept at 00 de
grees. tf
'A petition, signed by more than
300 voters of this vicinity, requesting
that the Dead Indian road to Lake of
the Woods bo put in repair, was pre
neuted to the caunly court recently,"
says the Ashland Tidings of Saturday.
rhe petition wan circulated In Ash
land by Irving K. Vlnlng and in Med
ford by C. K. Gates. The county court
informed William riggs, local attor
ney, who presented the petition, that
they would advice the rond commis
sioner that some early work be done
ntbe road, thus assuring that the
road will be put in repair for the com
ing slimmer months. Monday at 1:30
p. m. the members of the court will
meet with local people who nro inter
ested In the matter to discuss plans
for permanent - improvements on the
road." ;
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
- tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wing and child
and Dr. It. R. Klliott and family were
among tho Medford people spending
Sunday nt Grunts Pass. ;
Fancy crenmery butter 40c nor lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
John Richardson of Flounce Rock
was In. the tity transacting business
today.
Have you tried that bhr milk ehako
at DeVoo's?
John M. Scott, assistant passenger
t raffle manager of the Southern Pa
cific-company from Portland, stopped
ver In the city yesterday and today
while en routo from a trip to the
east.
Columbia planter wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Yard.
Out of town Oregoninns In tho city
Include Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Manning
of Pend. Mr. nnd Mrs." A. F. Ilellman
of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Orville Klliott
f the Klamath Agency. C. K. Davis
of Clloquin, c. F. Schmeer of Eugene
and Mrs. H. S. Hlelt. Miss Clementine
MrReynolds and G. F. Iltirnett of
Itnsebtirg.
Infant's maderia dresses, specially
priced at $1.50. Natwick, Inc. 37
The auto tourist traffic through here
continues to increase dally. Thirty
seven out of the stnto enrs were reg
Isttfred by the local traffic bureau and
on Saturday thirty-three out of the
statt- earn were registered.
Columbia plaster wnll board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
inrd.
Miss v. L. Smith and friends spent
Sunday st the Crater beaver farm.
Hemstitching, buttons covered at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Three youths on a hike to Louse
creek today, killed a rattlesnake Just
over the hill. The snake was not large
us It only. had four rattles and a but
ton. The boys were Lynn Webb. Wal
ter Kntriken and Junior Peters.
(1 ranis Pass Courier,
New sport sweaters In nil tho new
Hhndes. 'Natwick, Inc. 37
Among the Medford people who mo
tored to VI n ion Creek over Sunday are
the following: J. W. Wakefield and
family, Wallace Woods and family. J.
A. Perry and family, Miss Alice Chub
buck, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Putterfleld.
Mrs. Roberts and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Montgomery nnd A. K. Moore.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. . tf.
Ray Ward of Phoenix, who recently
underwent an oper0lou for appendi
citis at the Community hospital, was
able to return to his homo yesterday.
Wo pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
C. M. Dnd.ton. a representative of the
Aim'tK.ui Clothing Mill of Knoxvllle.
T'-iin.. was a local ImsitD'Hs culler to-
froni Drover. Colr
j Fancy creamery butter ptK per lb.
Ijohnsoo Produce Co.
O MKDFOKD MAIL TRTTirNTp
f
ncluilHiOamong .liiduy's arrivuls
in the city from the state of Califorw
were Mr. and Mrs. It, Piercy, Walter
P. Llmucher and family, Mrs-i K., L.
Amsburg, Airs. V. Turner and Mrs. C.
II. irner of Pasadena, and Mr. und
M rs. Ja men M i Her. M r. and M rs. AU
Wolff. Mr. and Mr.-JJ. Q. Thomas. Al"
and Airs. R. W. Skinner, Airs. Ressle N.
Skinner. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. R. Bunnell
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner of
Los Angeles.
If you want a furnished apartment
lth all the modern conveniences, see
or phone Hotel Holland. . tf
The members of tho junior and se
nior classes of the Grants Pass high
school were visitors at the Nalato
rlum on Saturday evening, enjoying a
swiift after spending the day on the
upper Applegate on their annual pic
nic. ' :
Laces, suitable . for, all materials.
Natwick,' Inc. . ' , 37
Mrs. Frank Van Dyke entered the
Community hospital yesterday after
noon for medical care.
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
yard. ; .
The Business and Professional Wo
men's club will give a Mothers' Day
dinner, at the Hotel Medford, Wednes
day evening, May 6th at (1:30. For
reservations call Obera Dunn, C19-J,
before Wednesday nuon. Good -pro
gram
Hemstitching 8c a yard. The Van
ity Shop, Bartlett and Main. ' tf
A man giving tho name of William
King, who wns urrested Saturday
night by Policemen Leggltt and Sun
dermau on the charge of drinking on
the street nnd later gave $15 -ensh
ball for his appearance in the city
court at 10 a. m. today forfeited that 1
sum through failure to appear. i
Coai' briquets, that clean fuel. Han-
son Coal Co. Phone 239.
F. M. Amy returned home Sunday
from u business visit at Portland.
New sport sweaters In all the new
shades. Natwick, Inc. 37
R. K. Wright. James Maguire Sr.,
and Chas. I. Roberts of Klamath Falls
spent yesterday here in conference
with H. Chandler Egan on the matter
of golf link plans for the recently in
corporated Klamath county Golf nnd
Country club, and also enjoyed a game
of golf in the afternoon on the local
links.
Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel
Co. tf
R. K. McClallan. sales manager of
the piano department of Sherman Clay
& Co., left Saturday for Portland.
While in Aledford, Mr. McClellan ar
ranged with the , Launspach Music
storo to handle' the Sherman Clay line
in southern Oregon.
rhe Women's Association of the
Presbyterian church will meet tomor
row afternoon at 2:30 ut the home of
Mrs. McDonald on Kast Main street.
splendid program has been arrang
ed. Tho officers for the comlntr venr
will act ns hosteses.
Radio Programs
, for Tonight
KFI, Los Angeles, 4(58.5 meters.
to 9, another of the series of pro
grams presented by the Owl Drug Co.
9 t olO, regular weekly program pre
sented by the Walter M. Murphy Mo
tors Co., featuring the Loh Angeles
String Quartet nnd assisting vocal
artists. 10 to 11, program presented
by the Los Angeles Examiner. :
KHJ, Los Angeles, 405.2 meters,
10, program thru the courtesy of
the Rain Water Crystals Co., arrang
ed by G. Allison Phelps.
KNX. Hollywood, 337 meters, fi to
9, L. W. StockweN Co, courtesy pro
gram. 9 to 10, Listen waiter & Gough
courtesy progrnm. 10 to It, B. F.
Goodrich Co. of Akron Ohio, courtesy
program. 11 to 12, Hotel Ambassa
dor-Abe Lyman's Cocoa nut 'Grove or
chestra. KFWB, Hollywood, 2 52 meters, !
the , '..
LAUNSPACH
MUSIC STORE
Will ilelp You to Observe
MUSIC WEEK,,
:,, .; , , May 3 to 10v r.
Sherman Clay & Co. pianos musical insti'iunents
phonoraplis records sheet music.
i
Opposite Rialto Theater
ZINNIA SEED
Just like those grown in the, park last
summer.
Crimson Giants
and
o Dahlia Flowered
rin gorgeous colors. .
' o '
Monarch Seed & Feed C0.0
"Your Seedsmen at Home."
MTFOKD, OKEflCX,
to 10. program by M. elnstein, d la
mond dealer. 10 tofAl, Warner Bros.
Motion Picture Studio hour. 11 to
1, Montmnrtre Cafe dance music. '
KKON, Long Beach, L'32.4 meters.
9 to 1, The Virginia Hotel Ballroom
orchestra, under the direction of Ted
Henkel.
K PO, San Francihco. 428.3 meters.
8 to 9, organ recital of Theodore J.
Irwin, official organist, ut the Wur
Htzer. 9 to 10, program by the San
Francifco Conservatory of Music.
Rena Lazel, director. 10 to 11,
Johnny Buick's Cabirians, playing at
Cabiria Cafe.
KGO, Oakland, 301 meters, 8:00,
educational program. 10 t'o 1. dance
music by Henry Hulstead's orchestra
and soloists, Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco.
KLX, Oakland, 508.2 meters, 8 to
9:15, Studio program thru the cour
tesy of the Piggly Wiggly stores of
Oakland, presenting the Piggy Wiggly
Hawallans and instrumental soloists.
9:lf to 9:46, the American Theater
orchestra, John .W harry Lewis con
ducting, playing Incidental music to
the Pnromount picture, "Code of the
West." 9:45 to 11, weekly meeting
of the Protective Order of Luke Mer
rit Ducks, i
KJR, Seattle 384.4 meters, 8:25 to
8:30, U. S. weather reports. 8:30 to
9, Gordon Kllbourne und orchestra.
Do ran Dancing-, Academy. 9 to 10,
Studio program, presented by Post
Intelligencer. ,
KOA, Denver. Colo., 523 meters. 9
to 10, Late studio program of dance
mnslc by the Harmony Peerless or
chestra. . KSL. Salt Lake City, 300 meters,
8 to 10, musical. program.
OBITUARY
CLKVIiLAND Richard Cleveland
died at his 'homo 530 North Fir St.,
May 2, aged 70 years, seven months
and 28 days. Deceased was born at
Aurora. Illinois, Sept. 4. 1864 and
had been n. resident of Medford for
the past twenty-five years and of the
slate forty -five years. For the past
four years he was janitor of the Med
ford Hotel. He was a member of the
Congregational church at his former
home In Illinois. He leaves his wife,
Mary V., and two. daughters, Florence
M. Cleveland, Aledford, Ore., and Mrs.
KlHle Williams, Renp. Nevada. The
funeral services will be held at the
Perl Funeral Home. Tuesday at 2:30,
Rev. J. W. De You officiating, inter
ment in Antiuch cemetery. '
Mr. (Me vein nd also is survived by
R-A-Hohnes,
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one brother, I. ii. Cleveland, iJalVm,
Ore.; three nephews and one niece:
George W., LuGrande, Ore.; Jumeu
V., Salem, Ore - Howard Cleveland
Airs. Kvelyn Davis, Tortland, Ore.
X., l. jrvlii9ii Improves.
POItTLAND, Ore.. Mav 4. X. J.
Le Vinson, 9terun Portland news
paperman, vho suffered from a
heart attack last week, was reported
improved today. A blood transfu
sion operation was performed late
Saturday,
K. A. M. '
Trater Luke Chapter No.
12. Special convocation
Tuesday, May 5. 7:30 p. m.
. M. and P. M. degrees,
visitors welcome. Kefresh
iients. 43
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
UlKT Between Koitua Klk and Trail,
blue flerpe cont, gjiigRes and pen in
"pocket. Reward. Dr. It. H. John-,
tjon. " ' ay
FOR SALE Two male Fox Terrier
puppies, weaned, $5 each. 621 West
iltn. Phone 3U0-W. tf
FOU SALE SO
lambs.
3i
I'hone 292-Y.
WANTED Kmall unfurnished house.
Reasonable. Box House, Mail Trib
une. 37
FOR RENT Room for men, bath and
Bin-age. 6l)!i 10. Main. tr
FOR SALE Xewly built il-room
house. Hardwoood floors, fireplace,
and built-in features; 2 lots, fine
lawn and garden. $3500. Terms.
Phono 1097. 42
FOR SALE OH HUNT Five room
furnished house, at a reasonable
price. 324 West 4th, or phono 003-R
after 6. Phone 704-W. 42
LOST For terrier doir, rlirht Ride of
head brown, nil rest of body white.
Llberul reward for return. Georne
Laidley, 513 W. Second. 30
FOR RENT Modern light house
keeping rooms. 422 S. Riverside.
43
WANTED Two 12 Inch P. ft O. trac
tor plows. Itlnck Lamb bottom pre
ferred. Vilas Ranch. 38
FOR HALE ttcatity Shop, in a rap
idly growing town In southern Ore
gon. Good location. Cheap rent.
Box T. A.. Tribune. 39
COMEDIANS
BIG WHITE
:. TENT :
Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts.
TONIGHT
A Comedy-Drama
"Jealous
Husbands"
Doors Open 7 P. M.
Orchestra 7:40 P. M.
, Curtain 8 P. M.
Prices 10-25-50 Cents
?ure DeicousX
. , "yroesome
This is n trinity ot ice
cream values, which
we guarantee to every
purchaser of our prod
uct. We never offer
cream unless it lias
passed our lofty stand
ard of what perfect
cream should be.
Ask for
Nutritious Ice Cream
Jackson County
Creamery
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HUNT'S
CRATERIAN
M::lo
Qevistd i itootd v
' ' SEATS NOW SELLING.
PRICES, Including War Tax: Lower Floor, first 18 rows $3.85, next
six rows' S3.30, balance $2.75. Balcony, first 2 rows $2.20, balance
$1.10.
C-HUNT'S-TOMORROW
RATER! AN 2:00-7:00-9:00
JUNIOR ADVANCED ',
VAUDEVILLE
SPECIAL BARGAIN
MATINEE
ADULTS 35c KIDDIES 10c
-notable artists
endeavor combine
very
fine
bill,
of
which
you
will
enjoy
every
act.
TOPICS OF THE
HUNT'S
F.
Wednesday
"THE
SILENT
WATCHER"
With
GLENN
HUNTER
TONIGHT -
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"City of Portland"
Send
s for
1 192S
catalog
describing
E vegetable
seeds,
flower
3 seeds, if
dahlias,
s gladioli .
1 and
3 fertilizers.
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, . . ' Montavilla Stjition, Portland, OreKon
I enclose ceckt . draft ) or mnov ntd. r I r ' c
for wjk-h send mo the culleviior.t as nuiuatul uliove.
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TONIGHT I
Curtain
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JOHN UUQQM ANDCBSOH
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EVENING
PRICE
Adults 50c
Kiddies 25c
in varied lines of
to make this a
. THREE WEBER GIRLS
They Sing a Little, Dance a Little and Then? ? ?
Joe CHRISTY & McDONALD Ruth
In "Song and Piano Eccentricities"
. CLIFF DEAN & CO. in "The Snail"
A Comedy Skit by Ed Loeffler and C. Dean
HAYS & LILLIAN
' "Follyology"
FRIEDLANDER BROS.
Eccentric Musical Comics
DAY -
-COMEDY
CRATERIAN ORCHESTRA,
Wilson Waite, Director
TH E BIG EVENT
GALLAGHER and SHEAN In
"GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES"
GILL BROS.
Special
DAHLIA
Bargain
Offers
three Special Cut-Flower Dahlias $1.25
To convince you of the fupcriorily of our nahllss.
"ovo ""-'ootid three of Hie choicest kind from
our assortment of over S00 varieties for a special
turgaiu ofler as follows:
CITY OF PORTLAND A irlt -ih Li-
,?ncr "f "K"ur value. .11
1.00
.60
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1o"B eret Items reiuln, .i
. Kia.nt eony Ialilla with
ui aeuriei ana KOId. reu. val..
.60
One bulb each total value (catalog prices).'.!
All Three Sent Postpaid for $1.25
.62.20 1
Eight Named Dahlias $1.00
Here l another special collection offer- We will
send e Rht namc.1 Danlln. win, a Kuaranteed cjt.
loif value of J2.00 or more, and labeled with thSlr
correct name.-our own aelectloli-Josfpald or l
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