PGE TWO
Tacotand
&4 Personal
;.9lMkwUMphtiiaou4ity- fair opeiwd
yosterdny at Grant b Pass, with a fin
array of exhibits from all parts of the
copnty. The jsommun Uy- and gratifce
exhibits of mips and veKetables are
mid to be tetter than ever and a good
program of entertainment Is provided
eajfh ufternoon and evening. Mnny
Joeftl people planned to take In the
fulnj today and tomorrow. The fair
Week-end arrivals from the ant.
2001 emartly trimmed velvet hum,
pHjd at $3.98 to $10. 7G, ValauB you
wll; appreciate. The Ktntny iou t mi
Hheppe, 111 M. M. BtoreVl '148
Mrs. E. Ti. Oore will be In her stu
flloHept, 8 and thereafter for the reg
iHitilatloni.of old and new pupllo In pl
uneioniV harmony- Children, adtjltH
apflj MgR-wppo! credits, ; l
'AlthouKh many- local' deer hunters
were In the hills early this mornliw
fOtfMthe flpenintp of he annual deer
numjns neiinuu, none nuu rviuniu
wltji a bjuck up to early this afternoon,
bo far an fcoiild be ascertained. -'
Bhiarj Rhop mock of ladles' coats,
diRHflOH, filclrW.-blouHf-a, millinery, un
derwear gloves, clo.-,.. at less than
whqlesale prices. : Enst Slxth Btreet,
first door West Mason Motor Co. Luke
Ryan. jjt , . . 3 47
Anyone having complaint to vnnke
about irregular delivery of th Mali
TrlliuneS'or .Sun at Jacksonville, or
anyone dadrlng to subscribe for elth
or triaper, 'telephone 263, Jacksonville.
Thw Ib a change In telephone, the pa
per '.now being In charge of the car
rlfltjj Alton Liidley. 2 46
Mi, and Mrs. Fred RaflmUBnen and
children arrived today by auto from
perlnj?, fiQb.f and are guests of their
old-itlmof1 nelghbora and ftiends, Mr,
and Mrs. R, C. Young. They say thin
Is one of thft boat looking valleys and
most prosperous cities they have seen
on the entire trip. They may locate
in the wesjft ' ; ( , '
f'lberal ' reward for Information
lending to Identity of person who
stole a ReoUf Heavy Blue Bicycle
from Crateriah theatre Monday
afternoon phone 607. 148
Young couple would like transpor
tation to' Portland or Seattle, leaving
Saturday far; Sunday,' Phone 071. 148
, :-r - : - :. ' 148
.Alex Sparrow,, of Klrtland Farms Is
spending a ;fe.w days In Grants Pass
wh-e he'f je1 exhibiting aomo fine
horses at the Joaephine County Fair.
Attention Sportsmen I Fishing tack
le, ammunitions 1 Open evenings, Sun
days. Rqhh& Ross, Central Point.
.;u 4 f ! "" 151
, Week-end' arrivals from the eat,
200 ; smartly trimmed velvet bats,
priced nt $3.98 to $10.75. Values you
vlll, appreciate. The Emmy Lou Hat
Shoppor (A' M. 'M. Store. 148
, The general run of arrivals at local
hotels during yesterday and last nlsht
wnV much' lighter than for months
pasfct . r. ,
New fall goods arriving dally at The
Handicraft, jShop. Time to benin
thliVln (t yoijr holiday gifts. Many
beautiful 'neW ideas, In all kinds of
fancy worlc. ' lR2f
EkperV Iteyj making, 312 North
Fittnt. " in
fi direct competition with the Cali
fornia peaches, picked for the east
ern ..markets, and all averaging much
lrtr?eTSn1iit. the local peaches, Ash
land jwaoh growers this year received
a better' price for their fruit thnn did
the California farmers, Carl Brom
mer, manager of the Ashland Fruit
and Produce association, declared to
day. "California, had the lorgest
peach crop In her history this year,"
he said, "and the' fruit was of won
derful size. Not a carload went out
of the southern shipping points where
the fruit was smaller than 75's, while
the Ashland peaches averaged from
three to 15 per cent smaller than 84's.
In spite of that fact, the Ashland
growers realized from 77 cent to 85
cents per crate on the fruit." Ash
land Tidings. - : 1
Soft velvet sport models. The lat
est from the eastern markets. Miss
Taylor at Russell's.. 147
Bo sure to aee the Handlcraff'wln
dow of apron models. . Stamped
nprons on Bale Saturday at 49c and
BDc each. , . 148
Young's Hardware Co. Is giving
away a silver loving cup Instead of a
pair of deer horns, for the largest
deer kilted In southern Oregon be
tween September 10 and 20. Muletnll
deer are excluded, Instead, of included,
as announced. " i. , .
The Medford Builnesa College has
placed a great many students In good
positions and Is receiving more calls
than It can fill. Its service to you will
be to place you on the payroll as noon
as, ' possible; Courses begin Sept.
16-21. OWN 151
Tho famous Dace Chapeaux tolls
the style, Exclusive agency for south
ern Oregon. The Km my Lou Hut
Shoppe. In M. M. Store. 148
Out of town Oregonlans In the city
who arrived Wednesday, Include Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Woodford of Tilla
mook. J. L. Stewart of Corvallls, Mr.
and Mrs. W. I). Clarke and children
and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Femerch of
Salem, O. W. Killon of Roseburg, G.
H. Campbell, J. L. Fuller, D. M. An
deron. V. L. Vlllar and J. L. Wilson
of Kugene, and Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Lehl, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Browne and
Mrs. E. A. Will of Portland.
Smart Shop stock of ladles coats,
drosses, skirts, blouses, millinery, un
derwear, gloves, etc., at less than
wholesnlo prices. Knst Sixth street,
first door west Mason Motor Co, Luke
Ryan. 147
Wanted Families to camp and
pick blackberries on the Applegate.
Price 8 Ho per Ib. for picking. For
particulars phone 8CS-X Medford or
4 Ashland. 146
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve are visi
tors from tho Prospect section who
arrived In the city Wednesday.
The famous dago Chapeaux toll
the style. Exclusive ngenry for south,
ern Oregon. The Emmy Lou Hut
Shoppe, in M. M.. Store. 1.48
Imogono Wallace, accredited teach
er. Piano and harmony. Studio 23 f
Hast Main. Room 7. 151
Thomas Norrls. wife and two
daughters are at home from a sum
mer's trip to Boone, N. C, by motor.
They report a very Interesting trip,
and the fact they nro glad to be home.
You will 1o able to earn a good
ftnlary one year sooner. Courses be
gin Sept. 1R-2U Medford Busine
I State Trofflo Officer J. J. McMahon
returned yesterday from the Coos Bay
district, where he hf spent soverul
days on official business.
. "Smiling Beauty" kiddie bonnets
and hutH at The . Hrnpiy Lou Hat
Hoppe, In M. M. Store. 148
Bicycle and motorcycle repairing.
Ernest L. Scott, 113 N. FroW 161
Included among hotel guests here
from a distance are Mr, and Mrs.O,
N, Freeman of Thermopolls, Wyo
and E, D. Coffett and Jack S. Powel
son of Minneapolis.
Smart Shop Block of ladles' coats,
dresses, skirt , blouses, millinery, un
derweur, gloves, etc., at less than
wholesale prices. Hast Sixth street,
first door west Muhoii Motor Co. Luke
Ryan. ' . , 347
Brick Ice cream 60c at DeVoe's. tf
C. M. Peterson of Portland, repre
sentative of the Franklin Fire Insur
ance company, was a business visitor
In tho city this forenoon.
Rainbow hemstitching combined
with embroidery adds distinction to
the new flannel frocks.. - Wide and
narrow hemstitching done at the
Handicraft Shop. ' , 162
Dr. Halntead has Installed the "Coa
lite," a new eloment rich in deep pen
etrating healing rays, and is giving re.
duced rates for combined druglesa
treatments, with or without electro
therapy. 151
The IT. S. employment bureau In the
chamber of commerce building late
this forenoon again caught up with
the demand for pickers in the or
chards. By 10 a. m. today there was
a shortage of 10 pickers, needed in
two orchards, but by noon Secretary
Gottlieb had gotten hold of enough
Idle pickers to supply the demand. .
"Smiling Beauty kiddie bonnets
and hats at The Hmmy Lou Hut
Shoppe, In M. M. Store. 148
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Guests from a distance registered
at Merrick's Motor Inn Include C. K.
McGown of Sac, Ariz., F. C. Hart man
of Minneapolis, Minn., R. W. Booth,
Canton, O., J. I. Parfitt of Butte,
Mont., and H. L. Therman of St.
Louis, Mo.
, For Rale Grapes, 6 pounds for 2Gc
at Tilly's Shoe Shop. 147
Follow the crowds to Mann's au
tumn fashion review Thursday, Sept.
10th. Muslo by the Nighthawk or
chestra. 340
Miss Janle Smith, a member of the
clerical force in the employ of the
national forest service here, left yes
terday for a two weeks vacation at
Long Beach, Calif.
Saturday Special -Handicraft Shop
dainty little aprons, stamped for em
broidery, In unbleached, orchid, blue
and tangerine. Make splffy inexpen
sive holiday gifts, 49o and 69c. 148
Smart fall coats, Natwlck, Inc.
146
Mostly cloudy weather and a mod
erate temperature Is predicted for Fri
day, following a maximum tempera
ture of 81 yesterday and a minimum
of 44 today.
Landscaping ' ' Those desiring to
beautify their homes and lawns, with
wisely selected and artistically' ar
ranged shrubbery and ornamental
trees, may have the free advice of an
experienced landscape architect from
Portland, who is visiting our city for
a short time. Phone 372,!.froin 8:00
a. m. to 6 p; m., except1 Sundays. 158
Fred Alton Halght, accredited
teacher of piano, Is offering a new or.
Iglnal harmony and melody method.
which may be studied alone or In con
Junction with the regular technical
and classical courses. Studio 818 Lib
erty Bldg., . Medford,1 Ore. Phone 72.
149
'A. ff. Rnsenbnum was a local busi
ness visitor In Grants Pass yesterday.
The "Nlto Hawks" dance orchestra
of this City is playing a three-day
engagement at the Josephine County
fair at Grants Pass, a special donee
being given each night In connection
with the fnlr. They Will return to
this city Saturday, however, and wll
be featured at tho Jackson County
fulrgrounds pavilion Saturday night.
A prons, nprons, aprons. Special
sale of stamped aprons Saturday, 4 1c
and 69c. . Hnndlcraft Shop, 148
Budwelser $1,60 per doz. at De
Vne's. iantf
On his plea of guilty In Judge Tay
lor's court this morning to a charge
of driving a motor vehicle with Inad
equate brakes, Warren Akers, a local
youth, was fined $10 and suffered the
suspension of his driver's license for
30 duys.
Dr. E. D, Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf
The new Medford Shoe Shop, second
door east Economy Groceteria, special
attonUon to local work and mall or
ders. Axel Spjuth, formerly of Ash
land. 151
William Sehulz, local barber, has
returned from a 10-day vocation,
which he spent near Salem and other
i tuamette valley cities.
Special Communication Medford
Lodge. No. 103 A. F. A. M Frldny
evening, September 11th, nt 8:00 p.
Work In K. A. degree. By order
W. M. A. J. Crose. Secretary. 148
Fancy cronmery butter 63c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
There was" n heavy haxe In the sur
rounding foothills which lasted until
about noon, despite the general sun
shine and clearness. There are no
forest fires In this section.
Smart fall coats. Natwlck, Inc.
140
Dance nt Butte Falls Saturday
night, Rept. 12. 149
Californlans registered nt local ho
tels Include Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Fran
cis and Miss Lillian Fronds of Rl Cen-
tro; Mr. and Mrs. O; W. Love of Mor
gan Hill. Miss Helen A. Hoagland of
Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Htovey,
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Shank, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Guthrie nnd Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Bracket t of Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Carley nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. C. H, Cutler of Sacramento, Mrs.
A, M. Lutton nnd Miss Barbara Lut-
ton of Belvedere. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Garrett of Monterey. Mr. nnd Mrs. T.
O. Danleln of Monterey, Mr. nnd Mrs.
T. H. Coston nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. M. D.
Stanley of Weed, nnd the following
from Sun Francisco: Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. 1. Woodford. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M.
Hnrry nnd children, Mr. nnd Mrs. B.
II. Williams nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. G. L.
Ingrnm.
Attention, Knights of Pythlns: An
nual Fish buke Sunday. Sept. 13th.
Place Just below Bybce bridge,
lsmlge will furnish fish, coffee and
watermelons. Come. Committee. 140
Send som pictures of Crater lake.
Medford and the Bogus Vlver valley
views to your friends. Palmer's pic
MEDflORD MTL TRrBtmE,
The Roosevelt Parent-Teachers as
sociation will hold their first session
September 25, the first regular
me tiling nuving ueen postponed,
New shipment of felts just received
In white publo inid all Ihe new color
ings. Mlns Taylor at Russell's. 147
maimers vnoio muuiu muxes iu
best pictures. tf
Dr. K. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's, . 228 E, Main. tf
Daughters of Civil War Vetorans
meet In regulur Hussion, Frlduy eve
nlng at 8 p. m.
Dance nt Butte Falls Saturday
night. Sept.. 12. 149
Following the regular devotional
moeilng, tif informal reception was
held ut the Baptist church last nignt
for several of Us members who are
shortly to- leave for school work In
other parts. The occasion was mark
ed by a good crowd, a happy evening
and a .big watermelon feust at the
close.
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Exlde batteries for Fords, Chevro
lets, Hturs, etc. $12.75 and $10.60.
Williams & McCurdy. ' ( 104tf
Sergeants Grover Owen and L. Stan
ton, the former of whom 1h the local
U. 8. army recruiting officer, and the
latter Instructor for the Oregon Na
tional Guard In this section, left to
day for a short hunting trip In tho
Prospect country.
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Tard, Cor. East Man and
Genesee. B8tf
Just received this morning 100
beau tiful velvet pattern hats and will
be put on sale at prices ranging from
$4.75 to $12.76. Miss Taylor at Rus
sell's. 1147
Messrs. Coy Brown and Everette
Faber, Centrol Point business men.
spent several hours here today.
Dance at Butte Falls Saturday
night, Sept. 12. 149
For the first time since the peach
season opened, that fruit was not on
sale this morning at the public mar
ket, although 'othep varieties of home
grown produce was on sale in suffici
ent fiuantities, especially watermel
ons. According to Market Master
Runyard, the market business this
year has eclipsed all records set dur
ing 1924.
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor East Main and
OHnPflww. . 88tf
Mrs. W, C. Holtowny. a resident of
Butte Falls; was In Medford today.
Pears; appples extra low prices.
Johnson Produce Co., 241 N, Fir fit.
Phnn 07. ISStf
A total of 38 carloads of pears were
shipped to eastern markets yesterday
by local packing houses, a number
slightly In excens of the usual aver
age for the past several days.
Will pay cash for used pianos.
Weeks Orr. Medford. 139tf
Building permits hove taken 0
slump, according to the city building
department, which reports very few
permits so far this month. The grant?
ing of permits for the high school and
several business buildings is expecied
during the next two weeks, nnd the
total for Sept em her will prohohly ex
ceed the totnl for any other month
this year.
Fruit growers get In touch with
government free employment bureau.
Medford Chamber of Commerce, for
plckeVs. ' " 118tf
Miss Helen Marburger left for Rose-
burg this morning nfter having spent
several days in the city visiting friends
and relatives.
Fresh beef nnd fish at all times.
Wilson Meat Market, Johnson Pro
duce Bldg. 147
Moris Leonard of tho Maytag Rhop
wos a business Visitor in Grants Pass
yesterday where he Installed a dis
play of Maytag washers at the county
fair. -
Jackson County Fair ami Pear
Show, Medford, September 16 to 1!
107tf
Attontlan, W. O. W.
Medford Camp. No. 90, Woodmen
of the World, will hold a big meeting
on Friday evening, Sept. 1 Uh. All
members are urged to attend. There
will be entertainment and refresh
ments. ,148
W. 0. W. Campaign
'Join the ' Woodmen of the World
nnd set your protection at coat. Cam
paign now goInK on.
,Mon 10 to DO eligible. Initiation
fee J5.00, which Includes medical ex
amination. - For further information
gee T. T. Chnve, district manuger, or
K. C. Sllllman, Clerk, 206 West Muln
Street. 161
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAN.TKD To rent for. cash, place
suitable to keep 8 or 10 cows,
l'liono 663-K-3. tf
WANTKD Competent cook.. Good
waKes. Phone 51S-J.
KOIl HUNT Hooms J2.00 a week.
uneneior apartment. o n c o r u
grapes lOo a pound for Bale. 44 5
So. Front. 152
FOIl SALK Best buy In town. 2-flat
house, furnished: garage: one block
school; ensh. terms. Call 389.14B
Tonight!
. . Serve ...! v.,-: ?
CooL Dainty
w-the favorite
summer dessert
MEDFORD, OREOOy,
According to reports fPm the. Sa
cred Heart hospital, where he Is a
patient an a result of an auto acci
dent Sunday morning, Audley Kgger
Is slightly Improved, but not out of
danger. , Miss Owen Mllledge, at the
Community hospital, a victim of the
hu me wreck, Is in a satisfactory con
dition, and Is believed to have passed
the danger point. Harold Todd has
improved sufficiently to be removed
from a hospital at. (1 rants Pass to his
home.
I represent the strongest group of
fire Insurance companies in America.
Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Bldg.
Phone 0tf3. . 304tf
. Mr. nnd Mrs, pavld Mulr of Port
land are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Virgin. Mr. Mulr. formerly lived here
and says Medford looks better and
has more buildings being erected than
wver before. They have been to Cra
ter and Diamond lakes. Mrs. Virgin
is Mrs. Muir's niece.
Try that big milk shape at DeVoe's.
tf
' "Washington state visitors ot locol
hotels include P. K. Meflls and A. C.
Adams of Spokane, Frank Hall and
W. W, Robertson of Yoklma. H. C.
Hitch of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Simmons of Centralla. and the follow
ing from Seattle:, Mrs. A. U Rich
ardson, Misses Elizabeth and Marlon
Richardson, F. G. Withubee, It. II.
Roberts, I. H. Green, I. Dernberger;
Mr. and Mrs. D, K. Lambon and G.
L. Orvil. . -
Large stock Vfctdr records at Pal
mer's Music Store. tf
The jinx on Crnter Iake stage pas
senger business up-bound was broken
today when for the first time in three
days the stage left for the lake this
forenoon with several passengers from
the hotels.
We pay for asnes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plymale, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Strang, Mrs. Marie Ben
nett end Bob Holmes of Medford at
tended the Riddle clan annual reunion
held in the Guild hall at Riddle last
Sunday. R. V. Beall and Caroline
Drexler of Central Point also attended.
If your pictures are made at Pulm
er's Photo Studio, 717 N. Central, they
will be the best. v tf
Frank Hughes, a member of the
Portland Telegram business staff. Is
spending several days here on busi
ness.' Screen doors ai Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, Cor. East Main and
Oenpsee. ;. 88tf
Jack Moore and his sons, Edward
and Jimmle, are on their annual deer
hunting vacation In Douglas county.
Soft velvet Bpprt mooels. The lat
est from the eastern markets. Mis
Taylor at Russell's. 147
The city council has plans .under
way for the disposal of every lot own.
ed by the city, in order to place 'them
back on tho tax roll. Each lot will
be sold, regardless of price, accord
ing to City Attorney John H. Cnrkln,
who statoH tha further particulars
will le given out after the election
October 8.
Let me write vour fire Insurance.
Pnrl V TAnrrwnlH.' HnMnnil RMe. (
Phono 993.
I04tf
WOMAN SO ILL
WASHED DISHES
- SITTING DOWN
Mrs. A'bcroft's Remarkable
Recovery After Taking Lydia
E. JPinkham's Vegetable q
Compound., 'v'.;'
Covinfrton, Ky. "I was so woaH and
nervous I could nardly do my housework
as i couiu not Btana
because of the bearing-down
pains in my
back and abdomen.
I sat down mostot
the time anddidwhat
I could do in that
way as washing
dishes, etc One day
a book describing
Lydia E. Pinkham's
medicines was put
in my mail-box. I
saw now the Vege
table Compound; had helped others so I
Save it a trial. I had to take about a
oten bottles before I gainedmystrength
but I certainly, praise this medicine.
Then I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood
medicine for poor blood. I was cold all
the time. I would be so cold I could
hardly sit Still and in ths palms of my
hands there would be drops of sweat.
I also used the Sanativo Wash and I
recommend it also. You may publish
this lotter and I will gladly answer let
ters from women and advise my neigh
bors about these medicines. ' Mrs.
Harry Ashcropt, 632 Beech Avenue,
Covington, Kentucky.
SPENCER
SWEET
". PEAS
Plant, . them . this
month for earlier
blooms and stur
dier vine growth.
We glmlly give you
full and competent
Instructions on
planting nud culture.
You'll find only the
choicer varietl.t In
our stock.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main Phone 260
"Your Seedsmen"
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER'
Mrs. Roy Stanley, well known Eagle
Point citizen, is a business visitor here
today, ,
Light adjusting ut Hardman's gar
age, Jacksonville, Phone 282. 1M
The last bond concert of the purk
season in Ashland "was held In Lithlu
purk last night. Another concert will
be given in this city Frlduy night by
the Crater Iulte temple band, D. O.
K, K., in the city park, ,
Just received this morning 100
beautiful velvet pattern hats and wilt
be put on sale at prices ranging from
J4.76 to $12.75, Mi Taylor at Rus
sell's. 14T
W. H. Crawford of the Copco or
ganization was among the Medford
visitors at the Josephine fair In G ranis
Pass yesterday.
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main, tf
Rev. J. B.'Coan, pastor of the South
Methodist church of this city, return
ed Thursday with his family who have
been visiting In Portland. Rev. Coan
attended the sessions of the North
west assembly , and conference pf his
church which met this year In Spo
kane, from Aug. 25 to Sept. 6. A
number of other local members were
also present at the Spokane confer
ence and all have returned.
Rev, W. H. Crofts of China will
speak a"t the Baptist church tonight
on "Held up by bandits In China."
1 1 ' 1
HOW ARE YOU
ON SERVICE ?
tigate
NO LONG WAITS
FOR YOUflL CGAL-
Our good coal is
delivered', w i t h
prompt, . tin'? : po
lite service.
Phone
-NO SHORT WEIGHTS
WHEN YOUo
ucr n.'i-o
239
And ask for in
f urination about
fuel. , ,
ATTABOY,1 !
SENOSOM?
RIGHT,
PHONE 239 MEDFORD
IntAf
i-nal
CECIL B. DE MILLED
ir.lw -.vt 'i .if
10 192)
Howard J.loyd has returned from
month's trip through the middle
west.
wit, ika mnfnritv of members re-
hA annual Chamber
nwiii(iiB iiu'ii
of Commerce drive for now members
and renewulK began trim i,..t ...
The dues, formerly 118.60. have been
doubled to meet Increased expenses.
Ampico Re-Enacting Pianos
It will cost you a few dollars more to
buy a truly good piano than it wUl to
' buy the so-called "bargain." But think
i of the solid, moral satisfaction of own
ing a piano like the Kingsburyi the
Conover, the Ludwig, or the Cable--as
against the doubtful pleasure of
owning an instrument of inferior
make.
'', '.(. '"' ' '' ;;
We sell these celebrated, pianos in t their
latest, most beautiful designs, on the easiest
kind of terms, and if you have an old mstru
ment you wish to get rid of we will accept it
as part payment at its full value.
.,...e.-a;
WEEKS
D. C. DURHAM
Piano Tuning
JACKSON COUNTY
Mason & Hamlin Pianos
Big Reasons Why.
YOU Should See
mnof inomrinrr wntiAri
, v ' " .- offered the world. ,
2. Its natural color photography is beautiful be
. . yond words!
3. Its tremendous cast includes Theodore Roberts,
, Leatrice Joy, Rod La Rocque, Richard Dix and
thousands of others.
4. Its praise is unanimous by all critics.
5. Its musical accompaniment by Raymond Ballard,
master organist, is incomparable.
6. It is 100 entertainment.
7. Every man, woman and child should see it. '
8. It is yours at popular prices; Adults 50c, Chil
N dren 25c. , - ;
9. it is a Paramount Picture. t
10. It's at the Craterian.
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DURNS
WICKS
, V V.ap.ousi
& ORR
R, W. WILSON
Mgr. Music Dept.
FAIR,. SEPTEMBER 16-19
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