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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD.' QKEflQy, FRTTAY, .TTTXE 19 1925
jfioml and
LL Personal
1 Mm. Gertrude Kli'kpn trick haw uu
her house silent her afHter, Mm. Li
lian 'Hupp, from JTTffaiettfwYi, ''Ohio:
Mm. Kupp, who Intends to upend two
ur mree mo runs in tniH locally, Wiy
she l deliKhted with the rllmuie ana I
d T I beautiful ticenery of the I(;ue Jtlver
t 1 - r vauey.
t The temperature yesterday waH the Dunre! ('losing dance Kagle Point
warmest of the summer seiiHon ho far. Saturday nif,'ht. 78
flvjth fAmtixlmuni of 95 deKreen, and to- i x, ,, ,0 f ...
day, which murted out with a mini
Siium of r3 decrees, promised thlH
Mr. and Mi-h. K. T.
hav been viHltinj? at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. b Druett for the past few
forenoon to beat least as warm. Fair d u,ft lhis forenoon for lhelr nome
i hnd continued warm weher is pre- jn jf0ton aIif
f ,llctM for Friday will. incrralnB or-( Danee iiaBle Point Saturday night.
1J V I Extra Bperlal for Saturday. Smartly
k. "ny (so to me country 10 uuy cner- trimmed hats, values to 111. 50 at
g, fries. Wo have large supply every day Jl.su; vnlueH to 112.50 at $2.!IN; values
I Vit airoasoniibie price. Johnson Pro- to $15 at $3.S. Gage pattern hats
jj ducc Co. Phone 97. 241 N. Fir street. ' going at less than half price. The hit.
V i est styles In new Gage felt hats Just
t The Misses Kitty Bragg and Frances received. The Emmy Lou Hat Shoppe.
ai. Sherwood of Portland, who are In .M. M. Store. . 77"
' ,vell known former Modford teachers ' AIrH- Kenneth King and her mother.
in the publlo .schools, arrived hero "s. JJcier vandersluls, visited In
yesterday for a visit of a few days. Ashland yesterday. Mrs. King was
1 'hcyn re registered at the Hotel Med- fomcrly Alice Vandersluls and is vis-
ford,! . mug wun ner mother In Grenada.
; i The Model Pharmacy wll be open ?"' whlle her husband is in New
If Wxiffiunrtuy and nights the following Y,"r,k , and Philadelphia in the Interests
W W(lel( 2 of ,,ls work wlth h Standard Oil
I The Standard Oil company service "on!?am- Th'y re "Pending today in
Bttntlun at Anna Spring cnmp, Crater Bedford and will visit with friends
ri.Nutlunul park, opened todav with a m''e .""morrow before returning to
l.il-omplcle suiply of khs. to renutin open
;iuiiiik low i nurr i.utte season. ;
3 Before you buy that piano see Laun-
S pach. He can save you money. He
their borne. Ashland Tidings.
I'rcsh salt water salmon, 25c lb.
.Tohnson Produce Co. tf
I About the usual number .of cars
JtVnows ,,,,, Bn(1 j, reliable. tf "PPel at Merrick's Motor Inn last
.1 Tourists and others from a distance wlth -'Veral representing distant
f Mrci'la.t'ed lit Incn hotels Include Mr. . UMltI " Hlulls- .
V i.nd'Strs. C. A. Nelson of Mt. Vernon, ?.U"""' , 'Se0 Launspach. tf
"Hindi Mr rhiI Mm T k livednv1 'nllforiiinns registered at local ho-
Dind B. S. llrlggs of Chicago. Mr. and l"-'lul Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Collins,
flairs. J. K. Stockwell of Hsvard. Neb.. - '' " Terpnng and party, Mr. and
rj ; JU IrsV Justin Wayne and Albert G"tt
tjf haH'of New York City, Mr. an
?; M. Abbott of Taunton. Mas
Klind Mn
l 4l. C. T
nd Mrs.'
iss.. Dr.
O. S. Tnrge of Vnncouver.
r. M. Ilea of Philadelphia, and
$ jfcvlcHdnmes I.. A. Parker, William
iriiif en nd H. P. Miller of Halt Lake
x.'lty.
1 Hen
.ins. ii. c. Caughey. Mivand Mm. I-
L. Merryfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
handfelt. Miss Mary Kolb. Mr. and
Mrs. T. t.'. Carney, Mr. M. B. Carnes,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ii. T. Wells of Los
Angeles, Mrs. L. II. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs, T. De Forest, and Miss Adeline
Coobelv of Palo' Altn. Tvtr. nml M,-u w
mslllchlnft so h yard. The .Van-'"; U'K B.nn """n"'. nd
ltv Sbon. Dartlett and Main. tf ",rB- r- "00"' " J""" ar-
m Mrs. L. T. Tedrlck, who has been Penler of Pullerton. Mr. and Mrs. 13.
guest of Mrs. Charles Iluggins, de- N. ?nsh of Uerkeley Mr. and Mrs. T.
parted tnis morning for her home In . ;. ... ; -,n. unu ,na. j.
llollywood Calif Mem ot Ban ult,K. and Mr. and
P' Columbia plaster wall board. Call ,Mr"; A- ""'erson, Mr. and Mrs. IS.
hjtur nrices. Walla Wood. I.nmh.r Drbellay, and Miss Gertrude Wills of
nrA ..San Francisco.
k..! Drivers of the oars In the Crater 'aP'o drugs at DcVoe's. tf
fe'rJjike National Guard caravan of to-! M's- B L-"'inter and daughter ar-
r Jnorrow are to bring only the utensils
lo est with, ihnlr n,n l,,..,h fr ih '""'conua. Mont., to spend several
tirst-ilav onlv.- and their own hlnnk. weoK", visiting her sister, Mrs. C. K.
fits. Everything else for eating nnd
')tftiK will be furnished by the Na
tional1 Guard.
ace In the
"open air!
Frcy.
I Attention, Fruit Growers We have
...in.,, u.m ni irK nacKing nnu lire.
Fair t'00"1"? Plant formerly operated by the
;ii.Huii growers uooperallve Assn,
nnd are now prepared to enter Into
contracts with growers for their crops
of pears and apples on the spot cash
basis., Growers will find It to their
ndvantnge to communicate with us
before disposing of their crops. Office
at packing plant how open on North
Central ave. Telephone 30, or can
call evenings 072-J. Suncrost Or
chards. Llewellyn A. Banks, Mgr. 78
Itejuvone,. really removes wrinkles
and restores youthful contour rnniHiv
ruing from Portland, where she has hrm'csly and permanently. Medford
n spending the past severnl days "IU, K """!' 3rd floor Medford Ccn-
ivi num. t-nono j ui. 81
t.. Noble of the National Map Co.,
Grounds Pavilion! Tonight! Admission
TOW'1 70.
Commercial fishing in the Rogue Is
holding nn average of about 1000
pounds n night. A majority of tho
fishermen have' quit, making the
nlghtjjy. catches of those making the
drift fairly good. ' The price Is still
Grants Pass Cour-
25c lb.
thlB
12 cent sa pound
Jer.
Fresh snit water salmon,
Johnson Produce Co.
Mrs.rEd - Lamport returned
morn
been spending the past severnl days
visiting frlendB.
ilngkjn's Drug store this week open
cvnnbcs.t . ; , ;, 4 ,. .. , ' 7,8
Miss Petty Fallln of Qrants Pnss is
spending several days visiting her
hrothrr H. A. Fnlllll nf Ihn Kiinlherti
district freight and passenger
office.
Kgsn wanted. SOo dozen. Johnson
Prtildce Co. tf
Miss Eunice Dnvls departed this
morning for cSnttlo, Wnsh., where she
it "Mr" n a varty ot friflnds bound for
lj thb distant shores of the Orient. Miss
Davis will sail next Wednesday on tho
rtea mi
ij Hong
f lands. She expects to be homo from
her-lourney about the middle of Sop-
tumluic.
Let us give your enr a thorough
"once over" before the Crater Ijiko
trip. Riverside Garage. P. F. Close.
! proprietor. 132 8. Riverside. 77
j? 1 Among the out of town Oregonians
j who.riro registered at tho hotels are
Miss rem Chandler, J,oo .Immermaii
nnd Miss Ilellen lllythe of Baker. It.
W, Flnley, Albert J. Thelofer and
Wlss Josephine . Klumm of Klamath
Falls. W. L. Connor of Corvallla. 11.
u . nwona or Rosoburg, C. Hv Hill. 74.
j N. Ag'ee and K, S. Miller of Euguno.
U nnd Mr. and Mrs. E. F. MacDonntd ot
tt J-akevlew. .
jj ' Columbia plaster wall board. Call
p for- prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
!: Yard. .
1
Last, week we linked
to the limit of our
a p a e i t y and still
'there were not enough
'lo go around. So to
, morrow we will repeat
ast Saturday's spe
Marshmallow
Devilsfood
23c
Each
A Special You
Won't Forget
:
j A Bu
r"t ar!8!ne!a o'altur horo today.
inst nance' of - tho -season, Eaglo
Point, Saturday night. . 78
Mies Gladys Applegato of the Copco
iiumo ornqo start has returned from
a vacation trip up north, including a
12 day cruise to Alaska and rvturn.
Fancy creamery butter 4Gc per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
A tourist passing through Central
Point inn Into another' car and dam
aged It to somo extent Wednesday
night. Ho left town In a hurry but
mshlp, Yokohama Maru. bound ' ... m n!re to. n,m- The
pan. She wll Ithen visit China, i V""" " on 'n0 ou ad ""'d
Hong Kong and the Philippine ,8. . u,m11 uld deposit 1 5 to cover
. ........ihi-o ouiu'iuu ny me otner
niuchlno. Grants Pass Courier. , ,
Dnncc! Tho last dance of tho scn
son, Kaglo Point, Suturday night. Best
music In the valley. 78
Tim nurke of the Stubbs Electrlo
.Co., wns among tho many Por'tlund
visitors In this city yesterday.
We pay for ashea and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
. tf
Lxtrn special for Saturday. Smart
ly trimmed hats, vuluea to ta.GO at
Jl.98: values to $12.60 at $2.98: val
ues to $16 at $3.98. Gage pattern
hnis going nt less than half price. Tho
latest styles In new Gage felt hata Just
received. Tho Emmy Lou Hut Shoppe.
In M. M. tSore. 77.
The Fair Grounds Pavilion attracted
last night hundreds of dance fans from
all parts of tho vullcy when tho first
of a special aeries of "open air"
dances was held. In splto of tho warm
weather which prevailed all day, tho
Pavilion wns founij to be cool and
comfortable. Special music by tho
Pavilion 8-piece orchestra anil sev
eral solos by Carl Loveland were much
enjoyed and patriotic favors for the
. mines milled to tho success of tho af
fair. Another big open air party' will
I be held tonight.
I Immediate dellvory on Rndlola No.
,24' portable superhntrodyne. no out
side aerial, weight but 3 pounds.
Take It on your vncntlon. Pnrullzod
, tubes reactivated or no charge. Vir
gin Radio Service, 105 W. Main. Tel.
1053. tf,
I A 'Tremendous Mercantile Event"
Is tho tltlo a double page nil of Mc
Goe's Ashland storo which appeared
yesterday In this paper. Tho sale be
gins tomorrow, and will be one of the
lending merchandising events of June.
jMr. Met Ice Is building a new store
and will reduce his stock preparatory
1 1" moving thereto nnd to make room
1 for the receipt of new fall goods.
Fancy creamery butter 43c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
intensive shorthand, typing, ma
chine bookkeeping and salesmanship.
ork mornings only: special low
rales now. Medford Business College.
OWN.
' Yesterday for tho ttilrd day In suc
cessifon the number of out nf the state
curs to register here dally 1 1th tho lo
cal state auto traffic bureau in the
('number of Commerce building was
sixty-five.
Intensive shorthand, typing, ma
chine bookkeeping nnd salesmanship.
Work mornings only: special low rates
now. Medford Business College.
717 N. Cen-
one until five
ork. hand colored liho-
I'.ilnlim;, or commercial iinler
iglven prompt nllentlon. Plume 823-R I
tor Mrs. Bono 8;'l-V. 84
Mr. and Mrs. J M. Spurglu of Eu
gene are spending several days vls
Itlng'Mr,. and' Mrs. Charles Hugffns.
Roaldenta of Portland who are reg
istered at local hotels Include:
Misses Florence Campbell, Kitty
Bragg. Frances N. Sherwood, Ollle
Maharrey, Nora Grange, hi. Oalbreajji,
Mrs. J. B. Ilyars, Miss Byars, Mr. and
Mrs. R. F. Tallmadge. Mr. and Mrs. P.
Swan and Mrs. B. A. Frenal and child.
Brick lco cream 50c at DeVoe's. tf
Another big "open air" party to
night! Fairgrounds Pavilion! 78
Dance where It's always cool and
comfortable! Fair Grounds Pavilion!;
Another big "open air" dance tonight!
78
Jack White pleaded guilty li. Judge
Taylor's court yesterday to a churge
of speeding, and was fined $10 and his
operator's licence was suspended for
10 days. Russell Lesslg, a Californlun,
also pleaded guilty to a charge of
speeding preferred again! him by
Stijte Traffic Officer C P. Talent, and
was fined $15. i
The wntermustcr can be found In
his office In the Medford National
bank building, from 8 a. m. until noon.
every day during the Irrigation sea
son. , 95
Eggs wanted, 30c dozen. Johnson
Produco Co. . . tf
Miss Mildred Burger has accepted a
position with the Owen Oregon Lum
ber company of this city.
Hemstitching, buctons covered nt
tho Handicraft Shop. tf
It. I. R. eggs av De ,'oe's. tf
A Ford car, stolen from Jim Lively
in Gold Hill on Sunday night has been
found near Grants Pass. It wan strip
ped of every part removable and only
a skeleton of a car remains. It was
tnken on tho road to the Dollar farm
and turned over on Its back and all
parts taken off. The officers hnve
no definite evidence on tho robbers but
hope to find the guilty parties, having
suspicion of those responsible.
Grants Pass Courier.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Attention. Fruit Growers Wo have
taken over the large packing and pre
coollng plant formerly operated by tho
Oregpn Growers Cooperative Assn.
and are now prepared to enter into
contracts with growers for their crons
of pears nnd apples in the spot cash
bnslB. Growers will find It to their ad
vantage to communicate with us be
fore disposing of their crops. Office
at packing plnnt now open on North;
Central avenue. Telephone 30. or can
call evenings 972-J. suncrest Orchard.
Llewellyn A. Banks, Mgr. 78
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scheever. who
hnve been visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Ktcarne doparted yesterduy for their
nome in vvenatchoc. t ,
lot? I should say not!. It's alwnvs
cool nt the Fair Grounds Pavilion! An
other big "open air" nnrtv innlL.hr!
78
Fresh salt water salmon. 2Go lb."
Johnson Produce Co.
Tho Ladles' Aid of the First Chris- 1
tlan church met at tho home of Mrs.
D. W. Deiskoll, 310 S. Riverside Wed
nesday afternoon. Dcvotlonnla and n '
short business meeting were led bv
Mrs. E. N. Bidon. followed bv n so
cial hour. Refreshments were served
by the committee: Mrs. B. W. Paul.
Mrs. T. B. Balrd. Mrs. W. W. Wil
liams and Mrs. D. W. Drlskcl.
Columbia plaster wall tioard .Call
for prices. Wallace Woood Lumber
yard. ;
Budwolser 15c bottle at DeVoe's
tire sale. tf
Mrs. Georgo Codding and son
George, Jr., arrived hero from Salem
Thursday and are guests of Mrs. Cod
ling's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Oorlles on South Laurel.
. Hot? Not hero! Cool and comfort
able! Fair Grounds Pavilion! Let's
bo! 78
Fresh salmon eggs for sale. John
son Produce Co. . tf
J. A. Beckstend and son were
among the Medford visitors In Ashlund
last evening.
Try that big rnllk shako at DeVoe's.
tf
, Frosh salmon eggs for sale. John.
son Produce Co. ' ' tf
People from tho stale of Washing
ton registered nt local hotels Include
mr. nnu Mrs. J. w. Jnhnse, Mrs. J.
Young nnd Miss, Emma Snyder of
Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hnrrimnn
and family of Ballard. Mr. and Mrs.
K. T. Fitch of Wenatchec nnd Miss
Gloria Togart of Spokane. ' . .
Danco In the cool, clean, "onen air."
Fnir Grounds Pavilion! A real nnrtv
tonight, folks! 7s
Miss Marlon Mercer of Boston.
Mass.. arrived today to spend the sum
mer with her cusln, W. W. Wnlther.
For sand, gravel, sediment, oleanlni?
or lawn work, phone 912-J. Samuel
Bateman, : if
With the continued good weather
fishing in Roguo river- is Irminivliir.
Severnl good catches of steelhead out
of that stream have been recently re
ported, us well as of trout.
Launspach Piano store now nnpn
for business at 111 W. Main. Onnoslte
Rlnlto theater. Successor to Root Mu
sic Co. tf
J. W. Riley Is down from Corvallla
on business. He wns formerly Dodge
dealer In Mtoriford.
Special summer prices on drv far.
tory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Fancy creamery butter 48s ner in.
Johnson Produce Co. ' .
Libert E. Evuns of Baton nnnce
Iji.. arrived in the. city to spend sev
eral days visiting friends in tho Phoe
nix district before again commencing
his Journey onward to Banff. Canndn.
Mrs. H. M. Chadwlck and two
children arrived here from Salem yes
terday, accompanied by Mrs. Geo. A.
Whlto. and two daughters and are
guests of her parents, Jlr. and Mrs.
K. A. Llttrell.
hero cool refreshing breezes
oiow
Grounds Pavilion
jay iinton left last cvcnlm- f.ir
Ashland and Klamath Falls, 011 bus
iness In connection with the Knlehi.
of Pythias.' While ho he was a guest
of Brig. Gen. White, Camp Jackson.
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THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
The canning season will soon b in full swing and of course you want to keep
.your canning expense as low as possible. .You can'do it by supplying your
needs here. Everything fpr you, from the fruit to the kettle Jars, Rubfeevs,
Colanders, Strainers, etc. ajl priced on the basis of our lower 'cost of doing
business. w . . ) " : ' : ; "' . 1
FLUIIRER
Baker of Reputation
ijj Palmar'. Photo Studio. 1
L'ral avenue, open from on
.?1. in
Kodak
CANNING SPECIAL
PRESERVING KETTLES and SUGAR
Extra Heavy Aluminum Kettles
12-qt. ... .$1.95
14-qt. . . .-.$2.19 t
16-qt. .$2.88
20-qt; .$3.29
Buy any one of the above Kettles and
with it you may buy a 25,-lb. sack of
sugar for. . ; . ..... ; ... .$1.69
WE DELIVER THIS SPECIAL
BREAD
SATURDAY SALE OF BREAD
Mb. Loaf, 3 for. . . . 20c
li-ib. Loaf..... ............ ...10c
COTTAGE BUTS U
Sugar cured and sweet, per pound . . 28c
Veal Stew, per pound 10c
Boiling Beef, per pound . . ........ 10c
Veal Roast, per pound . .15c
OTHER SPECIALS
Bananas, 3 lbs..'. .......... '. . . . .",
Extra Large Lettuce, per head
Peas, No. 2 cans, the best value he
; have had in canned Deas. each
Borden's or Carnation Milk, per can .
Ripe Olives, No.' 1 cans .
25c
5c
17c
9c
13c-15c
Pure Fruit Jam, No. 2 cans . . .
Pure Jam in tall glasses, each. . '. .
Crystal White Soap, 10 bars
Budweiser, 3 bottles ... i ....... .
Blue Dot Lima Beans, No. 2 cans.
Campbell's Soups, any kind
. 28c-32c
.... 18c
. . . .39c
. . . .49c
.10c
10c
COFFEE
4
Here is a hance to get away from the high price of Coffee without sacrificing quality.
We have searched the market for the best Coffee we could buy in bulk. If in cans we
would have to charge 10c a pound more.
Positively guaranteed or money back, per lb. ... ........ :49c
GATES LYDIARD
BUY HERE AND BANK THE DIFFERENCE
family has'
Ueaiili slhce
year ago.
lK'eh"-reHlltnpr, at. Low; j
leiivlhe Medford over u f
l.lfe SihIiib Tosi.1 by lli-d Cross
Kiwin 11. L'arrol. life savlnii field
representative, yxmeriian Heil Cross,
will arrive in .Mutlford Saturday to
conduct examinations- for life "fcivlnp;
examiners, which' will he open to nil
who have passed 'the Senior test.
Kxamlners are Instructors entrusted
with authority to give life savins tests
and pass upon qualifications Tur mem
bership In the local life saving corps.
All who are interested in taking this
examination register at Red Cross of
fice or phone 4 5t. '
LET
SALEM, Oroi, Juno 1!). Offering a
hi tlof $18,015, the Cherry City Con
struction company of Salem won the
contract, award from the state board
of control Wednesday for construc
tion of a new pavilion at the state tu
berculosis hospital.
Money for the building wns appro
priated by tho 1925 legislature.
J. A. llernnrdl of Salem was the suc
cessful bidder for the heating con
tract with a hid of 28Ci).42. nnd Wil
liam Bunce of Portland got the
plumbing contract with a bid of $3150.
CHAIR TRUST PLEADS
GUILTY, FINED $166,000
I
FOR PIERCE MOVE
LINCOLN', Neb., June IS). (A. P.)
Criminal prosecution as well as civil
suits to collect over-payments alleged
to huve been made road contractors
during tho republican ailmlnlstrntlon
of Governor Samuel Mc.Kelvle, under
George Johnson, former commission
er of public works, will bo started
shortly In tho state courts, Attorney
General Spillman announced todny.
A letter delivered to Spillman to
day from Johnson asks that the suits
begin Immediately. Johnson said he
wns anxious to have those matters
clenred up In order that he might
then Institute proceedings against for
mer Governor Charles W. Bryan,
whom he charges with "violation of
the state corrupt practices act; viola
tion of the state budget law and forc
ing a deficit so as to embarrass the
previous state administration; viola
tion of section 8350 of the comoiled
stale statutes of 1022 by fraudulent
use of tho state revolving fund; for
fraudulent use of funds received from
the federal government nnd tar fin...
dulent use of the federal mulls in con
nection with his private coal com
Do this on
a window
UI
Then wipe with a cloth, that's
all. Presto! The window is clean
ed and polished. Just asK for.
Mole. Comes in bottle with
rubber nose. You rub the nose
on a window as shown above.
Liquid feeds through nipple.
Eats up any hind of dirt. V
No need for soap, water or
powder. No muss. No bucket to
carry around. One bottle cleans
all the windows in your house.
It's child's play with- ;
Instant Glass,
Oleaner
At tour Oroomr
Mason. Klirman & Co.,
Distributors .
k. a Co. '
TRAOK MARK HCO. US. PAT. Of..
"Dl Under Dirt"
Ktacr Cbemlul Corporation Chic, g
CHICAGO, June'19.-(A. P.l Do-
fondants indicted In the recent fur
niture case mler the Sherman anti
trust law. pleaded guilty today nnd
were fined n total of $166,000 bv Fed
eral Judge Adam C. Cllffe.
The defendants who plendcd guilty
were nil chair concerns and were, in
respect to the fines imposed, which
ranged from $1000 to $6000, divided
I IlltO five nlnuuno nnnn.,1l,i tn .tin .1..
Dance. In comfort nt the Fair of the concern. 'Tho defendants fined
tonight. 78 .were companies located In Illinois.
Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania. Michi
gan. West Virginia, Xcw York. In
diana and Massachusetts.
WEDDING BELLS
Not lev.
On nnd after this date. June 18, '25,
I will not he responsible for uny debts
Incurred by my wife.
"8 If. M. FRIEND.
Wedding announcements havo iusi
been received in tho city 'niinounrlng
tho marriage of a former well known
.Medford young lady. Miss Arlene Vin
cent Norniilo to Hurt Leigh Hrowne
on Tuesday. June mth, at Hlverside.
Calif. Tho newlAwedded couple will
be at home after July I r at 25C
Crri ltos ave.. Long HtM ) California.
The bride Is the only child of Mi.
and .Mis. William T. -Normlle, and the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WA.VTKD Gus heater 'or water
tank. Phone 541. 7S
FOR RKN'T 2
sleeping porch.
room apartments.
616 N Central. 78
Poll SALK 5 acre t4 mile west of
I'lmemx. small bouse. ):r and
woodshed 1 ni-ro of youni: apri
cot". MA Terms. Phone 417 or
cull 3u3 i. Main. 7 8
BigpenAifDance
.1-o.nignt
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FAIR GROUNDS PAVILION
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Special Favors for the Ladies!
Admission 10c
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