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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TiiTBUXE, MEDFORD. .OR Eft ON'. TUESDAY. EERKTARV 19, 192!). PSflE FlVl j wai particularly attractive with its and daughter Rosalie wont to Al i wualtti of brilliant blossoms and.jl.nny last week to visit old friends ins dainty appointment, jand to attend tlio Methodist mln- ' Mrs. It. I.. Hurdle was bridge, i inters- convention. They returned hostess on Friday evcnlin; at her home on Friday afternoon. jiK'ine on n,i:n street. .Mi-v. Dunt, Provost and Mrs. c'. A. llalnes re-! I celved reeusnlilon for first and-: LCCOIlil llfeli Tl... nerved delicious refresh iiu'liti at. I a ilininsT table attractive with ut eolor scheme of yellow and itreen.i Tuesday. February 10. tltiests for this delightful affali'i Medford and vicinity: Partly wore McsdamcO ' A. llaine, otlti cloudy tonlKht and Wednesday. DUAL STYLE S ASHLAND Ore Feb I'i iSul ) 5ohn''OI, J"tin indent. V. V. Mills, j Warmer tonlKlit. Lowest tempera- -.,,,,'....,,'., ''. ' .', 1. M. Oreen. Karl Crow. Cerald l ture allghtly below freezing. I eniier ana jjom i'rovoat. In response to a siiKi;estlon on thu nittu. i iui i mnii in rn i nn iiinmrii linn unni nrinn - N AMMm MAD 19, fl'AM fl CDDA CCn irLHIWLU I.IMIA. "H U nnJUUO rilnlOLU l the 13 to . Local Data g 3 fc "f , ' 00 ' ii! Halt of tho Tidincs editor, little Johnny Fields, tho fino little fellow 1 Levercit Davis left Kridny nltcr that ivclved horrible burns about ""n "n his return to Ohehall!". a week nco .when attempting' to M'aJ,h where ho is onsased In his Have a little sister from u burning ma inn o( mlnlnK mutineer oil homo at Lincoln, was tho rccipi- ilevcO'incnt of n- lorco coal ent of a wealth of Klfts. toysVnd ,lpl"!lt. Mr- Davis came down tot- lowers that have been sent bv 11 uolL v1311 wlul "' kind-hearted pooDlo or the town. '"Ifvlew street. i He made Johnny Is doing as well as can be '"'' trip by, airplane. expected and is most ttrateful to. W. Cromwell recently arrived Temperature, (decrees) ,tllo friends who have helped to Ashluiid from Etna, Cnl,, and llltthest (bust 13 lira.) A'Hlnhten his low; hours of suffer-' bought a homo on Fifth1 struct. Lowest tiu,:t is his.).. "flhE. O I 11 plans possibly to brini: bis ram-; Kel. humidity (pet.).. A coiisideftbli, ,,r rn ,-i ,.e i "y ver here to reside early lit thej Precipitation (inches) HeiRhu.. a prominence ftouth of ; Km'l"t'' . iL""1 town beloiiKliiB to the Carter Land j 1"'',;u Taylor,' Cileu Hlinpson tiO.W Total precipitation since Scutum company, has been cleared of the:"' lj. McNalr inotorcd to Crescent j her 1 1UJS, S.07 inches. (hick growth of manumit brush.- Lu" "n " eanowiuy ami , returned. Trees of any valuable variety and ! " Friday. j also some of the manzanlta bushes! w- Whittnkcr, formerly or, liavo been saved for shade. The ' uroeeryman of Klaniatl'0Kalls but j company has alloWcd the work- ""'(-- "' oomo on kmnj men to clear tho land and burn treet, made nOrip to his former the brush for tho wood. .... hon1e "" Friday to attend to some One of llu. first snrliiir stvle 1 " was like mcetlnc an old friend Oreuon: clondv tonight nr) shows to be formally nnnounced Is "1'" r,ineiun iiuiim.m, in ,nv Wednesday: probably rain in ex- H Adrienno Steward-Fred 1 Me- Vork Inst week on u buying trip, trcmo northwest- portion. Warmer i'herson combination ladies- and passeili fruit stand near the tonlRht.- (men's fashion exhibition, which I'-nn.-O aula station mid spied a will bo held at Hunt's Craterian ""'"" " " '"ijuu poarssmnmR theater the evenings of March, 1 and 2. ' ' This utiiuuo showinp will alter nate models for both sexes. In sport and dross wear, and promises to be : uuuui) vniei mining lor mu iiii.m'm j audiences Invlte.d on these nights. 27 2S Sunset today, 6:41) p. ni. Sunrise Wednesday, 7:00 n. m Sunset "Wednesday, .5:50 p. in. Observations Taken at 5 A. M '120th Me-idlan Time .j . The fcaturo pioture scheduled for 8l- iMarcn i ana s nearsino appropri 0 ( ate title, "The Hhopwom Ansel." Pt.f.'ldy. Clear Mrs. Steward will show all the ; attractlvo spring fushlons in dresses nnd coats and novelties. Tho rtoc A'ssar' jewelry to be worn by the a Dan Kay, proprietor of tne Auto motive shop, and' Mr. aud- Mi3.-Ar- buslncss matters. Tbad Mcllaiton recently spent omo months, in eastern Ol'oBO.n on thur Peters ' have . returnl from ,,,, , . , . . ,'. . . , i. . .... T.in i t business and returned to Ashland ";,, "ieverai d.n,S aKo, ' Mrs. G. P. PhilliT..!.. one of sb land's early' pioneers. Is mutdi 1m lirovcd from an attack of pneu 11 rillln..t., r. IllHn Tfl.ln.. ....... .a Ashland last week on a. biLslllcss trip. Mr. nnd Mr Ku-m Junes, who live on a fine ranch west of Tah'tit, CITY i Raker City.. ! Uismarck .. Xloisc uenver K n t si '2 X ft . 3 q 3 i V i ? " mopia and pleurisy. . Kmnlovod bovs of Ashland have were in Ashlund Sntordnv on lois-i-i J banded together Into-a betiertnent ness and to sec their friomls. ... I Mlnes...... club under the supervision of the i Mrs. C. W. Henry and Miss Cleo 'Fresno O i Y. M. C. A. Hot Metcnlf has been Wlltse drove to Medford Snlurdny Heluna o'losen pi-esident. with Jamis Ntit- aft-rno'ou to visit friends. ! Los Anceles Mxr vice-president and Hiib nil- U. '. Williams was over from Marshfiuld 30 -11 3i IS (i m 4 Clear Cloudy Clear Clear (;1 .uJW'b is w4 4 2-4 CG 46. 04 moro Becrotary-treusurcr. ChIut Midfonl Friday on business. ., yiul11' toy. who have joined the group urn H. H. Jlunson of the Munaon Portland .... Kt'drick WatBon, IUiymind Pow- Motor company of South Tacoma, Rcd Bluff nil. Iiaymond Hlnbblefielil. Robert Wash., was in Ashland Krlday noon Row.nK lunn. Eup:ie- DrlHuk and Uhm and roistered hi.s atlemlancy at tho Kalt Olty.... I'rt'srott. Th- boyn will meet each Klwanitt luncheon. , ' fc'an Francisco. .., Friday evening at the Pioneer hall W. AV. McNonly. Klatnalh Falls Raa Fo .... under the ilireetioof O. II. itnlley. realtor, was in shland Kridny and RoatUo MIfs Klizjibotli Pulmer has been attended the noon luncheon of the Spokane. confined to her home for two weeks Kiwanis club. ...Walla Walla on account of a Slight injury to her Dr. and Mrs. t F. Tllton made a Wlnnlneg nee. triji to the Willutii; valley last Mr. and Mrs,.J. M. Filler v.ere week and when nturniiiK brumrht dinner hasts on Tluirsday, bavins back the doctur's father for a viit ns their KUtnts K -v. nnd Mr. II. of sumo time in Ashland. opened now offices 'I'. MltchHmore. The dinir.!? tabb Uev. nnd m". ieo. W. Fillip hulldins in Astoria. f8 46. .52 26 models will bo furnished by 13ro phy's. O Mr. McPherson will display the new Movleland series of men's at tire, which aro a decided and rad- ical chaiiKe In Htyle o-0 what had been worn during the past sei The modish piked lapels. shoulders and Wted waist-lines oro some of tho features which mark tho masculine wearing apparel for tho coming sea-un. REESE I'EKMKGE out from their boxes in tho morn Ins sun. Because they looked so familiar to her, she strolled ovr near them nnd asked the vender: "Are these California pears?" "Certainly not," retorted thcQU man, with an expression of Injured dlKnlty. "Theso are Oregon pears. And let mo tell you there are none better. Miss Hoffman listened with an ii lr of detached Interest. "Are you fronr. California 7" asked tho man. , The local woman shook her head and became stlent lliucrested in thu fruit dlsplt. "Now York fruit merchant "arc waklnir up to tho superiority of the OreRon peai-s, and the careful buyer now recognizes ' tho differ ence in the? quality and tastiness over any other," be went on, anil rope.i enout'li to hear him our on the subject. . The local owner of fto Ulhel wyn Hoffman shop, returned to Medford Saturday, returnlilK by way of Seattle. O : r,o 3S 40 - i 20 4(1 20 30 10 I 24 Clear Cloudy iear Clear O Cloudy Cloudy i Clear I Clear I Cloudy ' OF EAGLE POINT HALL1 Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station O i Tilewliiy, lVbiuury 11), " 2:s.ilMe,tors 1310 Kyes. G:30 to 0:13 p. m. Yc Townc r j Crier. : a ton!1 FLBCftRWERS 1BI , ' ' EXPERTS SM . 1 fiP-fSk MAS- i 1 r- . p,nm,K i. I Imed to Remove -c. .... - , Sf( .:', CHI-n a. 1'roleci.v. .REESB CItEKK. Ore, Feb. 19. Cloudy (Special) The Grangers of fteeso Ctear Creek were, shocked to 'irn of 6:S to C:30 Medfnr.l ..ill 4. Cloudy the burnliiK of tho new Uranifo Tribune, news and m.Skets. ..uu.i. uuiiu ok H'o i oihi mai ouu- t o in :i :ini iFiu lull Meal r i Clouity day mornhiK. but as the Urnnue ,4 Market. 4 : .-22 -Clear never goes back, we feel 'assured' g to 10 California Oregon ' XV-.'lilCK. .eoraiogiBt. omethinB ljetjj'r will' como out of . Power Co. . . ' .;. , tno secmint; rcvorse, pernnps a,. Wrtlnrailay, lVbruniT 30. ( Noihwest Cilias Gas aunnany fi"ut- ".'. .' ' ' I 10 to 11 a. in.' Manii's Dept. i in Spcxarth I i'la3 christini visited witn nor more. ,, , parents in Grants l'ass last Sun-! 11 to 11:30 Heck's ISakery. ' day. .. .. s ly30tol2 Merchants Chev- Willard Call was busy one day . '"'ct Campalim.-.. ,! last woek haullntr land plastur for ; '2 noon Mail- Tribune news the sprliiK sowintt. . . ; y i, flashes. ,. . . W. H. frandell nml family vis- ..ls to 12:30 Cleaning' & lted relatives in Orants lass Sun- l)yelnK Works. day. , , .. ' I., 12:3 to 1:80 llecbo & Kindle : Joo Mlnot, ' who has bought ' fcrvlee stations. : : i some land of his father. Is busy D:30. to 0:15 Yo Towns Crier. : clearing and getting ready for .: o 6:30 Mvdford ;?all I spring planting. Trtbune, news and markets. I A JJnoln and Washington pro-; ' -. - . .'.! t v r . vf v r . ! . ... ,,i to ll'.-il' '"-.w; 1 fc 41 I L till IK " 1 A ' ' - ' .... H1 1M..E. 1 an attempt ....-.li-l-! I 1 1 V ),,-...- . evervwhe Iff" f? HI V v, iMSt 1 littltimi Sw hoar in tht home ef Mr. urn! Airs. 4. Victor Martin o- y& tour is Special Meeting . of D. S. Church gram will bo given at fc'i:3U Febru ary ii by the pupils vt Keese Cryk school. The p.-T.. A. licUl llielr regular monthly buafness' meeting 3rebru ary 15 with a larger ut.tondanco than usual. It Is very encuorag Ing to seo tho Interest the parents tie taking m the school this year.! , T10 U D. 8.. church will hold Tho w nd has dried tho ground a 8pocl(.l ImcetliiK Wdncsday, to tho extent that many have February 20'. at 7:30 p. m., In bLRun their spring plowing. ,he 0(,(1 jvnows hall In Medford. Itubo Johnson had an unusual ' iit,ii.ui. r'i..fU,.n .,i,n ,,r - in iperlnco of firo f Ightln'g , tho n,,,i,.s ' of the church, atal Win. I other, day for this tlmo of the n.yjoun, president of the .North-; enr. Ho thought ho . would seo western StateB Mission, will be how the grass would burn, as 'h'cspcakers. . -some ofhls neighbors wero tryllt All lnembt-rs anil those h.i it with success, so tried It out, miKlt be Interested In our belief w.ih tho result that nulla a pieco nre urged to attend. . A special of his rail fen.o came up missing, invitation -1s extended to the mom He said he was surprised that i,e of other denominations, lte Kumnier was so near. member hto place, Odd Fellows Frank . Castor and family have , )1:.ii i., Medford. moved Into their new housu on the ' . - , i v. Hummel ranch, -khlcli is very Aalorla Ui Itouc beinily shop In modern . and up-to-date. votirir bnlldlc-3 remouclou and re. Mr. Jackson has been clearlnc decorated. ' ' loiiio land for Charity Kincado " . . ontalning somo eight acres that o definite Mileage Staunch, h o n e s 9 quality and proven reliability hjfve made Riv ersides the choice of millions of enr owners. Join these .millions save money. Of all staftlard tires of equal quality not one is priced a? low as Riverside. Assured ; Protection GUARyaNTEED FOR health record as6od as the Martin's ? your i 6' o ''Every family cvttltl sure ci lot of sickness by us'ig LIfliBUO Y, " s.i -v A. V. Mtnliii 0 "lis initiicplicLitbtr removes germs" jj "T Slrfli Lifrbuov Inst hcciu.se of what it is 1 a rsariiil'tli soap." says" this cntliosi O astic fiithcr, Mr.-A. V'. Martin. q lO O "'WV Im.t,!'! 1, i,l s tv of sickness in our home for ve.irs. Then, hot. if ' K-"0' cut or scratch,' .tile first tiiim; 1 tl" i sex that its w.tshcJ out clcin wiili Lifebuoy's antiseptic l.u0.r. My wife s.iys that as ;t complexion co.ip, noihinp compares with it her clear sk'in is the best proof of lh.it. "As for the vounj;Mcrs, I 'm Q t that both of them, playiui; with other pl.iym.nes, touch iiiR toys, gaiiies, etc., arc bound to pick up germs and they really nceJ an antiseptic soap to help keep them safe. ' "1 think cverv family could save a lot of sickness by following our health rule a sud.'v washtip with Lifebuoy right after work or play and always before eating. Mr. A.' Victor Martin, 3M3 Gwynn Oak Avenue, Balti more, Md. ' ' yf red I health habit ' o Mr. Martin's letter is typical of thousands writ'i us. Millions of parents know there's greater safety in Lifebuoy's germ - removing lather. t .' O Your own family, too, needs health pro tection. Germs constantly get on hands from iiianyThinyswe must touch daily in collision with others, such as books, money, tele phones. But Lifebuoy's antiseptic Iatlicr re moves germs. It guards against the 2! germ diseases that I Ire famous Life Extension In stitute and other health authorities tell us hands may spread, t Your family has to wash with soinc toilct .. soap anyway, so why not use Lifebuoy which givtslded health protect ion at no extra costiVou'll quickly learn to love Lifebuoy's pleasant txtr.i-cUaii scent, which tells you Lifebuoy purifies, and which vanishes as you rinse. Adopt the Lifebuoy health habit today, 1QIR BROTHERS CO, CWrirV, Nmu . LJOY Mr. Kincado has taken water for k 7-, f ( Irnm 4 hi. 1)1. ...tmillnn f ironi the Kairlc l'olnt .rriKaUon V. Hnmnu'l mi wife have a pleasant taak beforo , them this week-of moving- into' thrir Houho recently vueated Liy Frink Contnr and family. Wh'lu they say tlmy aro not loml K moving, they ad mit thoro is no place Just, lilto home. . jrt Mr. KnaIIciT the ialnter. haH heen ilotiiff some work for r W. Watumui thlH week. i. A. "WooUn 1i;ih been plowing his garden nnd KfttlnK ready for :niher year's erop. f 'jL Ml -'yyDELCw HEARS -REV. HAMPTON ' "Tho Innor Khlu of Hrjalliu;" was! the subject of a lecture by tho 3a. RIVERSIDE Ballocns T.-..,T U... Guaranteed or 16,000 Miles Mol4M cinlo . Hlus ' , Vvhv Tulx-rnoj 27x4.40, 4-ply......$ 6.05 $1.16 28x4.40, 4-ply...... 6.10 1.17 , 28x4.75, 4-jly....... 7.85 1.40 28x5.25, 4-ply..;. 9.55 1.65 , 29x4.40, 4-ply 6.15 1.20 29x4.40, 6-ply 8.00 .1.20 2P.x4i75, 4-ply...... 8.15 1.45 29x4.95, 4-ply 8.70 1.55 29x5.00, 4-ply...... 8.50 1.45 29x5.25, 4-ply...... 9.80 1.70 29x5.50, 4-ply 10.65 1.85 36x4.50, 4-ply...... " 6.95 1.35 30x4.50, 6-ply. 9.10 , 1.35 30x4,75, 4-ply.;.:.. '8.45 1.50 , 30x4.95, 4ly::..., 9.05 ( 1.65 , 30x5.00, 4-ply .70 1.55 . 30x5.25, 4-ply. 10.05 1.75 30x5.25, 6-ply f 11.75 1.75 30x5.50, 4-ply 10.85 . 1.95 30x5.77, 6-ply 13.65 2.10 30x6.00, 6-ply 13.65 2.10 30x6.20, 6-ply 15.15 2.4ET 30x6.75, 6-ply 17.50 ' 3.00 31x4.95, 4-ply 10.6fl - . 1.75 31x5.00, 4-ply 9 05 165 31x5.25, 4,ply......' 10.35 1.80 31x5.25, 6-ply 12.35 . . 1.80 31x6.00, 6-ply...... 1.85 2.15 31x6.20, 6-piy... 15.35 2.55 32x5.77, 6-ply 1 14.05 2.20 32x6 JI), 6-ply W.10 2.20 32x6.20, 6-ply...... 15.65 2.65 32x6.75, 6-ply..... 18.25 - 3.10 33x6.00, 6-ply..:... 14.35 2.25 33x(L20, 6-ply.:.... 15.95 2.80 33x6.75, 6-ply 18.85 3.20 34x7.30, 6-ply...... 22.05 3.75 RIVERSIDE High Pressure Ovcrtilzu Guaranteed for 6,000 Wdlles Mulilcd Circle. Tiro Prk-o Tube l'rlec ' 6.75 1.05 .35 1.50 8.95 .1.45 10.00 1.60 30x3 . , Os. cl., 4-ply....$ 4.75 $0.98 3Cx3V 03. cl.. 4-ply.... 5.38 l.d5 SjJxSi Os. ss., 4-ply... t 31x4 , Os. ss.,,5-ply.. 32x3, Os. ss., 4-ply:.. 32x4 . , Os. ss., 5-ply.. 32x412, Os. ss., 6-ply... 33x4 , Os. ss., 5-ply.. ZZxlYz, Os. ss., 6-ply.. 33x5 , Os. ss., 7-ply.: l34x4 Os. sS.f 5-ply:.'.'. ' 11.401 ! 34x4i2, Os. ss., 6-ply.,.. 15.00 35x5 , Os. ss., 7-ply.; 20.10 30x3. Reg. Os 4-ply ;. 5.15 13.T5 10.55 14.20 19.60 1.95 1.70 2.05 2.55 1.80 2.20 2.75 1.00 WARDWEAR' Guaranteed for 10,000 Miles ! IIIrIi IMvssuro Cords Oversize 30x3 , Os. cl .....$ 4.35 $0.78 30x3;2, Os. cl 4.59 0.85 31x4 , Os. ss..:....:.. 7.60 1.10 32x4 , Os? ss.......... 7.90 U5 32x4y2, Os. bs ,...10.05 1.50 33x4 , 03. ss 8.50 1.20 ' BAMjOON COHDS FTJIi SIZE 29x4.40 ..:...'............$ 5.15 $1.00 29x5.00 7.05 1.25 30x4.50 .:....:.; 5.80 1.15 30x5.25 8.45 1.50 30,x5.77 10.30 f.85 31x5.25 ..:! 8.60 1.55 33x6.00 11.00 2.00 Montgomery Ward & Co PHONE 286 117 South Central Quick Success I'ctv (irls in ii(:tiirr..H luivc moik1 ltnv. Clin Hi. u K:in,,.lA r,t mi IIHl ritpid Atrilll'H loWlini KUCITOS HH York hint iiliilit, who npokn to a t,l" -linrmin(r Niiiy Tn.rkor. Just i:i''jV(loil nmlliMH.,, nt .'.lfor.l '."w- '""""' "f . '-r Tl.cosoplilcal uock'ty liuadquOio. l'"t'J"b' "littdiiwiiiK it filui. W Hhiii Rl North Clrapo street.. O, , rce ,h"ur"' ?5 h".'1 rm rt "' 0"Whcn nil common ncirto pliynl- !' rc- inc wiv . 01 ;-.i n. H1' . . ' ' .. M.ihu It ii l-iiril tavui "I it lit I nil inv Km i nu i noun n ircuimoiiL ninw ,. . . , . ' iiocn cxlm.td? .!! tho lecturer. ?' 1 lt " ' "UrSly d;i to my ..r- ,,.. , ' ., i, norcr tnkcn nniili troiilile with uilher. lUtoaw that pciHlnt. To cxpl Ii Ko h , , , , , d that fuct w arc forced Into H o 1Ilt . f , j ( , 'fc , ri-nlin of lnlml and emotion, Into in . -,,. v,.,l- J.. .....i, iiioinphysicii: thut whh'h Ih aliova , , ... ' ... . . ' tho iihjwical." llie MieaKCf men ,u i:,..,. i)...,!.,.!-- ,, .,. iirll.i. ... ...vun fjieli tune 30H ii"n it. Hons on the 'glnmlH ot Urn bo.ly, ..T)i, ,mtiml , jt vm(, y nnd ilcncrilxd "oinn of tho hest B(r ,,, ltig KO ein-j 11ml it ki-i'ik win to hecoino illBeiiHod.- 11" your lmir and wnlp i eleun vou liolnted out that 75 per cent ot d,,,,'!. t.,,i i shampoo Imlf hi ii(iui). Iliilot rhllilrvn poax.i.a no tliyrusi um letting; m.v linir Rrow nl I tltid itlun.l. nnd ikclured that the do-! Haiidennc hi'lpii make it noft nnd ficlrney la cuwaed by Idiocy. "Ma-j ca:;ily: maraaealilc. I can -arrahtfc -it' iterialistio People.", n'uld the Uev. any 'way 1 want and it mIhvb that Hamilton, "aMhort that idiocy Is, way. All my frlenda 'arc ivinpli Iraubod hy a lack of thyrn toore-1 menting we on t lie iippparance of my I llion, but thin i pultlni; tho cnrtiliair, now.id,ij lievau.w I)and"fino I iheforo tho liorne. A person who! lia hroudit out all lt natural color i j rr. Into a rune la moro or lean j and nude it so mil and luatrnui." I inn inibceile. and can become unite ! I'anderino reinoe the oily tlhn 'en Idiot If he trlen hard enouah. I 'fom each strand anil make dull, Those who nro born with nucli 1 ''"W ''" lilcnmy. wfl. ca-y to defleirncl.a nro reapinir the r- rr... . 1. 1 rn v., MlH of uncontrollable emotion lnf)l" "vorcomc dundrulf. H it former live, on oarth. for. a. m. -W'cately fraKrnnWlj ,.ii t .t.cky or Paul .d. 'W reap only . wlmtl ? UK T 0 H E A L T H S O A P. Removes Germs - Protects Health FOURTH ANNUAL Benefit Dance o O GIVEN FOR OWEN-OREGON 1 EMPLOYEES' RELIEF FOND Mu&c by Dickey's 6-Piece Orchestra Oriental Gardens Saturday, February 23 UM.W..UJMU.. y R EPA I R I HGlj h J : Frd Gottfried An" it TurnboM j GOTTFRIED St TURNBOW 1 i Expert plumbing, heating anf I (heet metal re par (hop. I We epeelaliie on service at reaa onable prlcoa. No Job too email. ! 1 219 N. Qrapa 8t. Phona &H CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS