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Newspaper Page Texti Oo o o o o o G o o o o o o o o o o o o. o jrcwnTCT yarr TT.rnuN'T!. NrnnrotTi. orciON. Tvr:irKr:ftmY. skptt-mbt !n..ifc." o ; Bedford Mail 'Itubune AN INDEPENDENT NKH'SI'AI'KII PUBLISHED KVEKY AITKHMION KXCEIT MiHIIAY. MY 1 HE MEUKOIIU I'llINTINll CO. The California Championship KAN Fll A Nf ' I K( 'O. Hp i t . The Uedford Hunday Horning Kim Ik furnlKh.-l tlio world lovt-H the undor-tlng, even njiben de.iri..B the leny d.ily ! , ralifornlii. In the K'-lf flniilB for the fiillfornln Ptato I'luunp.oiiHhip at Office: Mail Tribune Huilihiitf, North Kir itreet. I'huiie 7.1. A cnntolldation nf thp DeinofTittlr TImm. ttift , Meuiord Mail, the McJfonl Tribune, Uiu Houlh ni Oregon I mi, the AhIiIuiuI Tribune. 1 . All HPlf-n'HtniliH'il mjtiicw hut uKHlntlr fiiHhton, he t ailed an off l Ihi'h in tention to the fait. Tho official wan vory offidouM. He uppeared to kimw all nlmut It. He took up Von Klm'H ball and moved It ahout tlirco feet, ItOHKMT W. IMJItl., Bdltor. H. Sl'il I'TEK SMITH, MaiiHKi-r. By Mail In Advance: Daily, with Kunduy Run, year f.7 Datlv. villi Hundav Hun. itumili Daily, without Sunday Nun, itr .. Daily, without Hundiiy Hun. month Weekly Mail Tribune, one year Sunday bun, one year ll.VQ I'f'bhle Jieath ycnUMi. uy, 1'Yanlt Dolph of i'ortlund wuh the .under-dog und'ullM free from tho tree and with u. California prldo bowed before hlin.t falr H,,nt' thoi,h not BO KUuU U nL'' 4 . ,, , for the fairway. A Iiuko gallery made up iiiontly of; ., ,, ... i week-en.l kuchu f i mu Ka Kruneleo Von Kim watched him nuietly and followed the match for the J mm tr.klthe" when J,"'"h luuI H0,U hiH M,Mo,1; of ;ir hole,, over the moxl beautiful . ll'u Hilul Wl 11 """" im' "wr. ,r.r ,.ru i -n,,. ..,...,1,1 ,. f..,.1 it was IiIh turn to play, ho turned 71 . . . ,' . .... t to tho nfficialH and Ha id "I think fl.,0 111 2 i mey cneereii anu p-i , , , ' . . ' , .:, plauded Oio'-OrfKon player. They' mv ba" wa8 ire." iluclnB hit. club '" wanted him in uin i.ihi um inmr nH,wo tho ball nuu been directly bo- he wan the under-doK. but when ho CROSS-WORD PUZ'tK STORY i hp: pillow kiciii BY OARIUKIt in Mndford. Altluitd, ,n--kwtn- Mtned perhajm the Kreatcnt come HiSwly": ' i"w"n'' back In a olf championhlnf, and ' Daily, with Sunday Hun. month $ .7.1 1 foiiKht from hIx down on the 2lHt Daily, without Kumlay Hun. month 1.1 j hole to a I HqUaro on tho Itlat, there nfilv! Iiilh8Llv''t,;Su.'viri'r''" I'JII! " a marked ch. In Kullory All Uvina by carrier, canh in advance. Enteral as secoml-rlniia maltrr at MHford, Orrajon, under act of March 8, J 879. Official papf-r of tlif City of MHfnnl. Official iuier of Jackhon ('utility. sentiment, and "may the best man win" waH the feeling thereafter. ThiH than kg wan not duo to lo!ph entirely. Jn a uenso Von Klin won the Rallery by tiheer f iKhtinjf Bplrit, and aH fine an exhibition of, Kood Nworn dailv avrrairo HrrnLillnti for Hiiurt HinatiKh lti iih ftnn witiibl I'ver month fndiiiff April let, Hv.'.i, amiu, trmrc Hum ........ H(. M'hn M-m VrnnciHcit dould. U.e clmitatfon of anv oti,.-r .Mr pub-,'"" to Hf 1 he 1 1 lHL" llahed or circulated in .la.kon toiinty. (papers made no mention of it, per-, ' ' i I hniiM Iicr-n ustf) Vnn Mlin llnllu fl'IIIH .... MKMBKRH OK TUB AKStKMATKP PltKSS. , ,.H a,,.,,,!,, nnl Kn li't-n nclKcn Iii.h Thft AuMwiateii ivmi u ,.(.iHiw.i.- Angeles and ban rtanclKeo huh to the ue for remhiiitlon of all Wuk dh- n more u ho for h. A. than alio hua rau-nt-B credited ro it or not oiherwUe endii.-d fur J'uhn lieacli, Klurlda. In thin paper, and alao to Ilai loual tifiWH tittb-l All riphta of rppubllcntlon of apeclid din jpatchew herein are ulno reaervnd. Ye Smudge Pot liy Arlliur lVrry. GtrM, according to government hih tlHtlcs, Khow a decline In jihyiilciil fit .nenii. and if. they lire , not Hlroni; enough to waHh tho mippcr dlHhcn, -thoy aro nut utrone enough to dunco all nlflil. r f I i Want someone to cure for 1JI month. hHtiy with good icfcrciKu-H. (Ad Kuiituu) City Stur.) A leputtihle Infunt.. 'Wo' nro Rolng to pny anil I hope .till remain friends," Haiti M. CiiIIIiiux .poaklnff of the French war dehtx to day.' -Tho nation nhoulil huHten to Inform M. Calllnux. if anyhody Beta mad, It will be Franco. M. Callluux iiIho romarkH. "Franco aaved civilisa tion, and Franco and America were frlendM nnd iiIMch." Ho Hhould Ihivo 'Huld: "Franco and America saved 'civilization, and that Franco nnd America were alllcH and frlendH." Credit should bo given for Homolhlng besides money.' , . THAT'S STIIANC.IOI (ltt)H Angdus KxiiinliHrr) Roilolfo Quona, Mexico City's pot bullflKhtcr, has budo farowell to tho arena after fighting hulls for twenty years without being killed once. Tho oldest Dick Sherwood hoy marched to the altar Tuesday, with a firm and steady step. However, It occurred tit tho fif teenth hole on the second round At tho thirteenth Uulph squared tho match, lost the J-ltli unit was 'one down und four to go. It was tho crit ical point of llio entire 'thrilling con test, and no ouo knew this bettor than Von Kim. For tho second timo in tho entire match ho made a poor too shot, u had hook to tho woods. Jt was u golden opportunity for tho Portland youth and he almost took advantago of It. Apparently determined to profit by Vou Kim's error, ho care fully avoided n hook but went to tho other exlrcmo nnd sliced a high one to the right. It looked like out-of- bounds from the tec, but tho ltullun Spanish ball-hunters, scrambled about and sent back the word that the bull wus Just Insido. Tho two inayers stnrteil off, the gallery following. When tho judge camo iluwn, however, and took a squint at Dolpb's ball, ho ruled It out of bounds-by an inch, and Dolph was sent back as unprcturbeil us usual, taking his deliberate long legged stride for a second tee shot. Meanwhile the gallery which was spread out ull over tho fuirway, was urdered back nnd in tho excitement and confusion thoy run llko a hand of sheep toward the woods where Von Kim's ball was lying. Ono of tho many Han Francisco flappers, scurried along with, a cuniol-llko lope, and poked' a white kid slipper into Von Klin's ball sending it four or flvo foot from behind a big plno whoro it was stymied to a clear ing with a clear shot for the fairway. In tho excitement no ono seemed to notice this but Von Kim. In his bind the tree. Tho officiul mado tho chango, look fng considerably disgruntled und Von Kim with scarcely a glance tapped it lightly so It rolled about 25 feet to the center of tho fuirway. Von Kim lost that hole, when If he had simply abided by tho tech nicalities of tho gamo ho would un doubtedly havo won Jt. It was t very generous nnd spprtsmanllke thing to do und It won tho gallery completely. Tho loss of that holo might well havo lost Von Kim tho match It Oolph had played on tho next two link's- tho sort of golf ho had boen playing all afternoon. Hut on tho next holo tho J'orthinil boy with a superb drives. tho best of tho en tiro card, duhhod his second shot to tho gully and at tho start of tho 3Glh hole was again ono down. Tho situation was tenso ns Von Elm camo up for his teo shot on next to tho last holo. Ho smacked out a beautiful Iron, straight for tho flag, but a trifle strong. Tho ball I lunucu on tno green, bounded across tho hole nnd dropped Into the sand trap on tho further side. It looked llko an easy win for Dolph, and a ugni for the mutch on tho last holo. Hut the Portland star showed ho Is only human. Ho had pulled down ono of tho greatest golfers In tho country Irom six ui to seven nil during all that strain ho had novor weuKened. but tho strain had told He sent a screamer over tho green nnd into the Pacific ocean. Ho still had a chance, but his second tee snot nau a hook and caught tho sand trap on tho left. It was heartbreak ing for tho Oregon contingent, but it Dolph felt it, ho certainly did not snow it. The coolest and most de liberate golfer In seven worlds, ho proceeded to march toward tho green as usual, tnnt slow undulating strldo, for all tho world llko a slow-moving picture. He still had a buro chanco and Intended to play for it. They had to get out a tupo to find who was away. Dolph won tho burden. Ho took his putter as usual, his putlor shots out ot.trojlhlo had boon one of tho marvels of his game, but tills time It failed. Dolph looked up, the ball hopped woukly to the oiiKO or tho green. Von Kim chip ped out, dead to the pin, nnd tho California championship was over. It. W. It. ( tlFhi r 1-4. what a terrible 5-10-14 ' What is 3-1I.M5 c."'"K '"? A pillow fight,' 1 seel 3-4-5-6-7 your pillow quickly, my i-6-11 or you will certainly be tlcleatcd! Here's a big 1U-11-12 coming from Sally! Dear me 7-12 do miss a lot being "grown tips I" I'd love to bo in a pillow fight right now I Answer To Last Puzzle 1-4-9 (pie). 3-4-!i-6-7'8 Iwlndow), 6-10 (do). 1-2 (Pa), 711 (on), 8 12 (we), 2-5 (an), 10-11-12 (one). Coovrtght. IMS. by The Inlernnttmwt Syndicate l lirldit'ti's I'u'tnnal Criiss Wiiril Puzzle Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. If Senator lllntni Johnson had n prominent wife lie couldn't keep any stiller. Yoti lMt I'm t th' danee t' niKlit. We're only yomi; twitv, you know," I Iieaiil 3Iort Tine, fifty, say t'day. . Who's Who The l-'et-t of V estiva I A pondages. In a traffic Jam ft is not difficult to fear that feet are destined to fol low the tonsils, wisdom teeth, rhII- sae and appendix into evolutionary desuetude, and the f e a r in not as suaged when one finally KetH thru weather by exhibiting the duHtinp powder Is ad visit bio when there is foul odor. 6. I'cople with tender or trouble some feet should wear wool stoek inj;s or nt' least wool feet or wool soles In stockinKS of whatever mate ria) they prefer. 7. People with sweaty feet should wear cork insoles especially in cold Commander John A. HodM-H. Ono of tho pioneer aviators of the navy Is Conitjtander John A. Kodtfors. leader of the recently attempted flight to Hawaii. Tie was on hoard the III fated PN-y No. 1. which floated dis abled for many days on the Pa cific. The- flight com mander Is the son of Admiral John A. Hod gets, nnd was born In 1SK1. in Washington, O. O. le entered the naval academy at the age nf lti und w a s graduated noon after the first days of the Kpan-b-h-A merican war. OOHN A-R0D6EKS 1,1 wnlrh he WUH a liartlclpa ht. Ifis first experience with aviation was with man lifting kites which the alert traffic ot UMtM); For severe sweating of tho foot '' spotting purposes, p.y actually flying cop dl.sttnguisnos, mn duatIn , or V". J unio. wunur doctors from folks 8hnPS an(, tho i,.iilnirs with JU,iPht fio,1' " was qualified as to find these in- . , Hl0klnKS "ith second naval aviator tn the U. H. navv. , 10 uiiu umbo in ttowdei eonsisttnir of nnn dram of ith threo ouncea of wIth , -vn(u M ,.,., qulries on tho Vtry ton of tho first miI1(.vIlc ucid wjU. pile, of tho datfH&rttrlr.'J Uorl(. Jlci(U . .. "Would you mint) hfiplng a feller jiightly dah QUILL POINTS Wan nv..,ln,t tl,n ... llichllv dnlihln.r tlm nlTnnln.r .... .iuini miiiii. out? I Ihivo trouble with' i,ln ,..,, ,,',, , . blisters between tholv,or ".. ... ... ' "er t ne wnr Itodgers beennic ex- toos. There Is no odor, only U.:,! ,'; ,c u,; ; ,h; ! 7" TI,r "r " "' ? S' N"1' Itch so bad tho skin cracks. Ono "Um U"n ' U'y n lh8Thl" . f"ll-cd by shore duty In doctor recommended that 1 use alum ! , . .command of tho naval air station at (loiior rccommenucu tnnt l use alum, 3. jioiiping the soles only with Honolulu, and another iravo me Inward medl-'na D. - - - .. ,, .,.,e,,,tll , , B "'""" oi loi-maim as,, him present homo Is In Havre do was iheumatioith0 kln Bllin(, n mml cil vs wc tiiKKM-sttiiHl J'.uriiprnii critics, womiiu s spliero in this lii'inisplit'i'P. SPLENDID EVENT Last evening as I bo glorious Sep- lemuer day was coming to a splendid close. Krustus Madd. displaying ver satile anger, efficiently bnred a neat, round bole In the manly bosom of Hllas Homiintlc. Mr. Mndd Is being complimented widely on Ills brilliant and splendid display of murksmun- , ship, which removed from civic acliv ' Ity In these parts the outstanding Mr. Homunllc. mid ll splendid clll.en , he was. Medford Is Indeed foiiiillalc : to have numbered among Its splendid citizenship so sterling a pair. As soon as the wind flew around with the Sliced of a 1 tl-yciu-obl girl going nfier a hcitd of leituco for a soclul function, to decorate the salmi. , tho ever-alert sheriff, the efficient prosecuting attorney, the wlde-iiwaUe . police, and the genial coroner, pro. j ceeiled to tho scene of tho alleged tragedy, where they mado a splendid Investigation.. A crowd withered, and was held buck, while a prospective ciindlilale for the legislature took chargo of the preliminary probe and demonstrated lie Is a man of affairs, conservative, able, competent, ami in ravor of I he strict enforcement of Ibe nlsleud Act. lie made n splendid showing and will be luud to beat in tho spring, from present Indications. It was a killing that would have done credit to a city twice Ibe size of the biggest little city. All ltcpiibllcan officers deserve credit for their skill so astutely reminded by a likeable, but Incompetent Democrat, who polled too many votes. The widow conducted herself In n gracious manner, greeting her guests with a fascinating smile, which tilted III perfectly ami splendidly with the background of autumn leaves. Khe crieu in a dignified tone, and her register 111 the higher keys was ad- lulrnble. and seldom h d off the legitimate slage. Khe carried an em lirolrtered Irish Iliieu handkerchief, which hnil been in her family for a generation, and was used by her great. grciit-gi eot-gieat . gi andinol liei nt a strnwberry sm-lnhle southern lown. the year James K. IVIk wus elected president. Mr. Itonwintle. who turned up his toes In n splendidly efflelent manner worthy of a better cause, was like llhle. lovable, lido ruble, amiable, nf. fMble. nnd often seen on our streets. 3 ho was never caught before, though lie bad made several sirnicgic re. treats In a splendid manner, a num. her or times. Ills rich l..n Hnne 'i. Ill be missed from the splendid gat!er O '"" """ "inke Medford what she Is today. If Mr. I!,, mantle was walkluu Mound our splgidld vallev tKht now he would say to Mr. Madd: "Vou Just right, but why aim so straight It w splendid, tho fatal." Too much can not be said In pral.i U nf the snlendl.l i . '.. .,, nun, jOrse .pieudld olils.n. met splendid tint Hiici-p .liipan is a topic ol coiiversalion, that's where the west, begins. The Riissip tif the lightodiis is .just vicarious cnjovmi'iit of naughtiness. Kvor.vliotl.v lias n ftipni'it.v fur appreciation, but too many waste il on themselves. Ami just a few .veins ayo the l'nliee (fazette was consiilerctl wii'Ued. Dressing up isn't much of a task fur clot lies brush. tlail. All he ueeils is a Correct this sentence : "It is very kiiut of you In praise me, sir," said the man, limit I haven't time to listen this inorning." RipplingRhijmos CREDIT. tYl'l credit's gn.d for aii.vthiiig," our leadiii; meivhant said it; "c want all men to danee and sing, and so we're .giving credit, .lust blow yourself by day and night, though empty be your pocket; buy anything that is in sight, and "I' I he slate we'll chalk it." It is i,le thing to feci vor stand-off has no limit; that you may buy with rierv zeal, 'and none will try to trim it. A large pip,, organ then Thought, its tones were grand and thrilling, ami when I left the store I thought I'tl surely made a killing. Hut as I paced the village street to gain my humble slum'ty, fdt a coolness in my feet how face the wife and auntie? "If there's a thing wc tin not ' '" ""'.v '" doleful chorus, "it is that instrument in- 'Iced, the thing will only bore us. Now every week for fourteen years you'll have to make a payment, and who will buy your luckless beers, our remedies mid raiment ?" ,.xt day, wheiioto my wink I went, remorse within me stronger, the boss exclaim ed, "Oh, Mr. (icift, we'll need you here no longer." My eyes with scalding tears were dim, as I went lortho.Jisgusto,?; 'l fell down stairs and broke a limfl, which surgcflis then ad'jued. Misfortunes e, Oone after one. woe vyis n chronic dweller; and evcnOwci k there came a dun from that blamed a 'an teller. O'ut ikhv I'm having better link. I work for .Tohnnic Morgan, ami every week I taken buck to pay on that pipe organ. I'll never buy a thing again, thouirh merchants plead ami banter, unless 1 lis vo I he ir. men to w for it-mstnnlrr. . cine ho trouble. said . It I walk two lnllest)no ounce of formalin to eight Hecause of the splendid way In himself I every morning and again every even- ounces or i i. L-i,,. .i, 't.,.i.. Ing but sit all day at the bench. lThlli , especially helpful when tl.o'durlng the perilous nl, e ,1 ,vs ' ru walk fo exercise, because 1 am six. sweating is associated with foul odor.on the Tacific In a disabled plane, he K'"".uf . WP'f.h I9" 1,ou""B' -I- " hen foul odor (formidrosls) has been promoted to assistant chief which I think Is rather too much Mr. 1). G." ...-,. K . .lay or four or five davs with way in w-l.lch nearly everyone ln- Whitfield's ointment, which consists .h I """,";""7.l"": "t one-half dram of salicylic add and " """. ........ ono drain of benzole acid In ono v .sc..,,e .- ounce of petroleum Jelly annovinD- mi nfnl reanlia ..r tblu .... . Ihas been promoted to nsslRtnnt chief i is me cliief trouble, greaso the soles. Gl tho bureau of aeronautics. and tho skin between the toes onco annoying or painful results of this bad habit. If any part of tho body needs porous, loose clothing which will not interfero too much with ventilation and evaporation, it is the in some chruulc obstinate cases a few mild X-ray treatments will reueve tor a year or more. . h lien the skin between the toes blisters, itches or cracks, wisps en - . ih f . .il m i I BHUZe or nbsorbent cotton freely , " , . powaerea with bor e acid or with pervious covering at nil times. Unc stearale powder must bo. ke Tho onlv effe,-llv. reoie.lv I en,.'i... .. I'onoer must He kept 7i,,. ....ii ..... " lne lop" 'hanged two suggest for this common affliction is going barefoot. Tho feet, how ever, will probably he kept covered long after everything else has boon revealed, because centuries of crudn footwear havo made these appen dages such an ugly sight to behold. If you can't or will not go candidly barefoot, then go as bare of foot ns you w'lll or can whenever you cnn. This jMitillcs tmr mi v l.i Mm ...... 1 1-1 ...I...... ... -v.- ... .mi.-, iiKiun prevented the navel unn lions complained ,, of by our three plane 1-B-l from li . . , . mrm.ii,inil.nl. I.... -i... : "S ' lu "'ia'inm.'(i iniriy hour sustained flli.-ht excess vo su-eallnv nt Mm r..l fn,.l (no. OUHUWH.U lilt, lit or three times a day to keep the imii suriaces dry. 1(1. Whatever ailments of the feet wo have cultivated with our freak footwenr tho best thing we can do about It now is to cheer up and try t0 buro 'eni. Cook with gart. If. ANNOUNCEMENTS r.MTKI) STATKS SKXATOK JAMES J. OHOHSI.KY Of Portland. Oregon, hereby an nounces that he Is a candidate for the Republican nomination for II. S. Sena tor at the May, 1928, Primaries. Experience and Qualifications: Raised on an Iowa farm, ('n-aduntod from Iowa University academic and law departments and post graduate at Yale. Served four yeurs us County Superintendent of Schools. Kervajd flvo sessions In Stato Senate. Served six and a half years as IT. 8. Attorney under Roosevelt nnd Taft. National guard and Mexican border service nnd twenty-nlno months In World war iom urogon. over seas with front lino divisions In Champaign nnd Oiao Aisne nn dwlth Rainbow (42d) divis ion in Argonne. I'll-1 Kllirln firr Will work zealously for develnn. BAN FRANCISCO Unfavorable mpnt of Oregon nnd support of meos ...... ... . "IttMirUllie , i,rpH fnr rn hnnnSl . . excessive sweating" of tho feet bunions, weak or nronated or tho m-ly or functional stage of flat feet and even to Just tired, aching, burn ing or painful feet. oi i:ktioxs ami axswkhs. Some general Holes lor Saving Hie Tret I'mni tin- Harm Jlime by rtHifivciir. 1. Use no hot wnter on the feet. If you 'must wash your feet nt nil use only cold water, and the less of that the better. 2. Avoid constriction of tho foot or leg. .1. If you can't go barefoot n while every day, Include some foot ami toe exercises In your date keeping fit schedule. 4. i'laln talcum, such ns Is com monly used to dust n tire Rising be fore Inserting the Inner tube, mav be freely dusted In the shoes and the toes of the stockings to keep the feet cool. Friction of tho feet Is re sponsible for many foot tumbles. f. The similar use of burl,, mid Bote! Manx Powell street at O'Farrtll 8AN FRANCISCO ' ' 'Nearest to Everything " Every modern convenience for the guest. Circulating Ice water. Hospitality and Rood service., HARVEY M. TOY Ownr IIVl.tMH teen . .brand Alitor USED FORD COUPE EXCELLENT CONDITION BALLOON TIRES o The Busy Corner Motor Co. ures for real benefit of farmers as suggested by their organizations. Fa vor World Court and Reform Senate '"lien. . Adv.. Medford Glass Co. Antomohlle Glass and Mirrors mntln to order. We cnll for your sash and replace broken windows. Phone 140. 118 8. Bartlett. v ii ffl r Before you Build or Buy a Home .insist on ChecKSeal Electrical Wiring vV,uccom"T l.uuniiix Acro!s. Word 1 The name of the ant. mai which rode to ttanb'trv Cros. Word 4 Urtut. good, courane ou Vvo,o 6 A sfrerinB oi nenpie collected n i tr.et lot . the nmr p.iiio.e Hlgn school? duve tnem bcfui e tool ball values. Kunning Down. . Word 1. To nraise a person for worth and character Word 2. To revolt against some thing vWod II Kinoly powdered mater ial used in "nimii.K. VKS't KUDAVS I'l'ZZLE ansm:ki:i. b reiser Li T ml Wong Pon Chinese Medicine vnU aud llhrtmt DtM(VMnil uf Una anil Womeav Cancer and tumor trvalod, tDflvanu, km ley, bladder aud ntnmiirh troubt, Ht hernf. rupturt, colcfr femtil truublta, pw iIjbIb, fever pneumotn, aathina jind throat trouble, rheumHtlHtu. iinenorrhoea, goltr porwrumptlon, caUrrU, piloa, hydrocla, al bumlo. OfflM Hour: 9 A. M. lo I P. M. Conaultatlon Frt 241 South Front at MWfoi. Of Our paint ttleketh closer than brother. All of life's lessonB are not learned In school. The lesson of paint's protection comes from experi ence. Wo know that paint ts tho best pro tective policy. Wby do wo put It off? r3i-.ni-mrMTTi:M Follow Peter Paint 's Advice WE HAVE ADDED ELECTRICAL WELDING to our iip-lo-dnto, plant and are now prepared to tin both elect rie. nnd acetylene wcltling, liavinK an expert in charyc of thin depart ment. - WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK, o If wc do jour work you , ; . know it is right. ' O YOUNG'S- ;: ivi n v-V":."" 'r splendid duty macnuie ana Auto Eepalritijr;