PIGE TWO
rEnroRD mail tribute, medford, or?Er;oy, fhtdav, September in.
I?
ocal and
Personal
Ju1k Alex .San ov, former U'. (i. McLun-n. traveling freight
,sUTiiueiul-Ml of CiuUM- Xutiunai ; ii:'iit ut llu Northern I'm-ific, tml
jtark. atnJ .Mix Sparrow and the ; (eorK l Thnmuti -f the Chir;iK
imik'n iiHtnt su'i'inteinltii,- J-,, j Milwaukee St, Faul and l'ucifit:
SotiiiHlty umi Mia. Kolinsky w;H 1 1 -ail road, Irfl tinluy for I'oitland
Hen vi tiininrVw liv tiuio Viu IVml lift r Miwuiint,' a f-w i ti vh in the
ly on IjijKim-sM,
The qtieHtiiin of eillu-r tloinu 1
away with, or reihiniiiK the duuhk
jim-king feature of (he new traffic j
itrdlnancf will he ncltil on iit a
hpeeial meeting of the city council I
tonlKht at which the committee of;
Ihfl retail merchants .nmuHutlmi
will lay hefore that body the a-,
sociatiun'H requests that douMc
pnrkinK be iillmvrd in continue as
hefore. A few other matters may
ii1m he up hefore the council for
consideration.
Will exchange plann leswonfl for (
typinjf. Httx K. U. N.. .Mail Tri
bune. J 7 j i
Amonp touristH nnd other uiifsisj
from a diKtunce at Medfoid hotels;
are 1-tura and Alary Jlolm of Chip- j
pewa Falls, Wis. '
IKulnr dance Kugle I'olnt, Rut. !
17-i!
Floyd Cook arrived in Med ford j
Mils noon from Portland. He was
met by Mia- t'nok and Kowen and ;
AVInsor tiale who have been in the;
eity for several day. They w ill j
return to l'ortland this week end.
JMkIh piece orchestra J'.awle i
Leonard Atkinson forfeited a
cash bail of IU nt the city court
today for failure to appear for trial
on the chutKe of Intoxication, fl
JuwiiiK his u'Test by lfficer Cave
on September 7th. -
IJanct Kale Point Rat. ni'ht. anil the John luy highway foi
1 7 4 i Yellowstone National pi.rk to at- The t "al hctlic ladieti will hold .i
Mrs. H. K. Ilow lltt and daughter, i tend the met tliiK of national pak food sate Sat. a. in. at Alexjinder't
Xuttie, of lOule Point fpi-nt yi j sti p'riiitnderits th'Te. Superin- Ki'oc, S'-si Main. 17-1
terday in the cliy atiendinK the tf ndent . Thomson of Yoppmhe Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Muir of firif
.lackson county fair. I park and Mis. Thomson, who had fin creek returned yesterday from
K.xtru fancy JOIberta and Muirjhi-en visiiinn in Medt'ord since hint; a four weeks' trip to Kasiern Oiv
peaches at Calhoun's ranch, one i Sunday, left Wednesday to attend Washington ami Portland,
mile west of Phoenix. .Come out j the same meeting. i Hig special on new full hats to-
and hrhijj your boxes. 10 The Catholic ladles will hold a morrow at the Kin my l.ou H:t
Harry J. Pushnell, reiresenl- food sab Sat. a. in. at A lexander'- i Shop in ihe M. M. Store. Ueal
the i,( the Multnomah Trunk aml.jjiw., WVrft Main. 174 money saveVs. 174
P.aK fompany of Portland, was :i 1 Stay as lung as you want ta Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Clark, Milton
bnsineHs visitor in Medtord yster I Katcb Point every Sat. Kifcht piece :ay. A. U. Coulter. I., II. Craves
day and today. orchestra. 174 are visit in in Mflfoid from Sea'.-
Typewrftor nlenninff and repair-1 Cuesls from Portland at lor-al tie, W ash,
ins. Medford Typewriter lOxchariK. j hotels include Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. . Jlemstltrhinp, picotlng, pleallnK,
y 14fitf 1 (Nillison, Mr, and Airs. H. P. Hop-i button making and ho.e mnndlnK
Mr. and Aim. 1,. JJartmati, KUfwood, Mr, aoV Mrv.; K. Pearson. S. Handicraft. Shop. ir.7tf
b-nsberj;, Wash., are visitors m
Medl'rn d who arrived yesterday.
List your property with the Renl
Kstate KxchaiiKO, 28 N. Hiv. 17
UytiKea dance Wed. & Bat. at the
Nal. 178
Calfforniftns registered at M.ed -ford
hotels Include Huth S. Paul
son, Mr. and Mih. Max Urown, Mr.
K. K. Vilas. Mr. and Mrs. J. .1.
Hoards of l.ou Auceles; Mr. and
Airs. "W. P. I.yon of Pasadenu, Air.
and Mrs. Ti. Soeon of San Jtafael,
Air. and Airs. ,). Parmeter of Ail.
Plake Hopwooii, . K. Pearson. Air. and Airs. P. T. Klepper and
Mr. nnd All. P. S. ,'vley, Mr. and their miest. .Mrs. Charles fJalL-'t-Hii.
Airs, V; . J.yon. Mj ., and Airs. fJ. f of hrcmertoti. Wash., are spends,
A. ,1'erkiiss, O. A. Alderman. T. A".the week with Airs. Klepper's
Hokv. .1. H. Weed, A. II. .Martin, 1 brother, C. II. Schritl.
K. (. Preuimer. K. it. Kay, W. K. f Don't buy till you see the 1
ItVti'-e.Jt'. ):. ondon. I. C. Thomas, ! flraham Paiges. 17'.'
'Hpt nett. It. i. Clemens, J. A. hep Hodges, deputv- sheril'f of
Hose of Hurbank, Air. and Airs
.faeob CnJer of llayward and Air.
and Airs, denize p. Ta f t and Ca'- :
rie Culwr of San Francisco. I
Kunners removed and a n a g s
worked back In hose, silk under-
Point every Hat. Tickets i an. li 1
n mH r . . . ..... l ShnKta, Air. and A1rs. Arthur J
CirCUIl CUUI l IIIIH HIOi "tlifs u.y " j
Fine . afiatnst Almit Fine in which
ho charges Incomimtiblllty and t.'-(
aertion. One minor child is in-i
volved. j
Dyngea dance Wed. & Sat. at the:
. . n. t,.ii- ft'oar' 0lf ox sweaters, etc. Han-
Lester hlH. of Untie 1m Is -'S dicraft Shop. I57tf
III .IK'UH'i U )Min mi,) iiuriiuiiih i"'
county fair and transatinK busi
nesH, Wait for the new 1930 tlrnham
.Mrs. John F. White, teacher of
piano. High school credits lven.
220 Laurel. Phone 449-M. 177
John W. Cury. v"i nincnt
employe of Washington, I. (".. ami
Cassle Nicholson, tiO, of Aledfoiri,
were licensed to mary by County
Clerk F. L, Coon late Tuesday.
(Jrantfi 1'nss Courier.
Violin students siicccsh depeinU
AlcHolliind. Ji. .1. Piiisseii, c. J.
AlePhee, C. S. Yarby. F. S. Clove-.
F. F. Peterson. S. C, Palmer, (ieo.
Curry, C I). Perroti, .1. II. pnulv,
W. F. CIllberH, Ira K. Heyuobls, C.
K. Sayer.
Toniorrow anol hei speclni pu1
chasc ((f linn hols, offered by the
Kmmy j,ou Hat Shop in the Al. M.
I Store. Hats J !.!, S-.'.tX, f.lMH and
! up to $7. Mi. Worth over twice the
price. lical
better hurry.
Pele Fugle, who recently sold
his on-hard here and moved to Satj
FrancNco. ariivi-d in the city ye,
terday lo sjcnd a few lays on
hus'lnes and pleasure,
1!30 Crnham Paige, models will
stoii be liere.j 1 7H
Mr. a I m I M rfl. P. K, 1 loyt of
U'a.i.i.JrV, I... II, .,!..). i
much upon the Insmi.n.nt b,M. (. (I(int ,,.
Hulled to the Individual needs. Let
an expert wrve you. Koom 4. Col
lege JlklK.. 31 tlrape St. X. Phone
2ii-J. ":i
Among the Oregonlmis register
ed at Medford hotels, many of
whom attended the cwunly fair, are
Kenneth Pntison of (.'orvallis, C.
Charboreau tf Marshfield, Jihn L.
Hreslin of .Myrtle Point, Fred Can
field of Coos liuy, (it'O. Y. Staphs
and C. W. Owen of Albany. Ceo.
Putmon and Ted Alesch of Salem,
(lei). W. Knight of Hubbard; 1 Jo tw
in u Cooley, L. p. Jacobsou of Ku
Mene and many Portland reshlents.
Oct your coffee hnd at the
Dutch Oven, by the bridge. Now
aervlng breakfast, 177
The Daughters of Veterans will
meet this evening ut the home of
Mrs. -. W. Nnilsun. 430 North
Jhirtlett at 8 o'!ock
$5.00 per load summer price on
foty. blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
031. tf
Air. and Airs. I. V. Crogg and
Mrs. It. f JregK of T.oiig ' llea'cli,'
M'ashinRton, left this morning for
Crater Iake and will remain there
until Sunday evening.
Imngene Wallace,, accredited
teacher of piano. Studio, 235 Fast
Main St. 170
Two passengers left on the stage
hound for Crutr Luke this noon.
The National ltroadcasting com
pany has obtained permission from
Judge K. Al. Lund is, baseball die
tutor, to broadcast the world series
game and started arauKcmeuts to
day on the assumption the content
will -be between the Philndelphu
Athletics and the Chicago Cubs.
O rn ham AtcXamee will describe
the ganiPH.
Old time dance, .Moose Hall,
Ashland, every Saturday nile. 17"
Alarriage licenses were issued
yesterday to William II. Koberts,
Aledford, nnd Fsther Ala rye n Spen
cer, Ashland, and to liti Hurst and
Vlda H. Stltkel. Applegiite.
Free ahnmpoo wltn marcel or
finger wave; $1.00. Bowman's
tturber and Beauty Shonpo. 1 R H
Twenty-two out of the state car
registered here yesterday with the
local state auto traffic bureau.
Medford made factory blocks
now 15.00 per load. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. tf
Lane county. Oregon, who has been
visiting with Ins sister, Airs. C.
Heard and family of this city, re
turned to his home in Kugcne yes
terday. Cof. and Alrfi. 11. A. Allen,' Miss
(fdette A lien of Portland and
Lieut. Watson of Panama were
guests of Air. a ml 1 rs. A. .1 .
K locker seven, I days this week.
They returned to. Portland by way
money savers. You of Crater Lake and Al'-Kenzie Pass.
Crecii .stamps given.; The open air dances in the fa r
J T 4 grounds pavilion have proved a bii
Fight - piece orchestra Fagle : drawing card with the fair crowd
W . A. Hates will leave this even- i Point every Sat, Tickets 7 ac. 174 during the past two nights. Tli
Ing for Fnglcwood, Cal., to spend j James Harris left hisi night for j spacious floor has been thronged
a few days on biiHiness In cotinec- i Wuostcr. Olilo, where he will j with darn ers from all parts uf the
tlon with Hie local stsilon, K M Fl). I enter the Woosier college and valley from it i. m. until midnight
Fc(y. blocks now 9 5.00 per load, study for the ministry. land stilj larger crowds are oxpec:-
ATed. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. tf f Pig siei-ial on new fall hats to-1 ed tonight and Saturday. The mod-
morrow ,-it t he Kmmy Lou Ha t ; ei n dance music by I Join Provost
Shop in iho Al. AL Store, He;: hand his popular dance band Is one
money savers, 1 7 I , of i he main attractions of the
Lance ICagle Point Rat. night. pavilion donees. ' ,
74 Supt. M. c. Solinsky of Crater ;
.Mr. and Airs. A. A. Mollenbeak j Lake National park accompanied i
r ml son Lester, of Lodi, Cal.. are) ,y Aliv. Srdlnsky nnd daughter;
spending some time in Medford as i were v.'sitin's at ihe Jackson
the guests of Air. and Mrs. N. S. county fair last night." i
Coodlow ami other friends. Ulenn L. Jackson, t-alesmanager '
Kxcluslve Cage fdts, fiJ.Tr. ,for the Copeo and Afountain State.;
and J7..r.O at the Land Lox. L'L' t ' Power l ompanies. left last night
street. (itlier hats 4.!'a, for the no: ih after a short business
tirecn stans given. j visit at Jhe Co pi o general offices
174 ! In this city.
Oct those fender and &uto Air. and Airs. Sam Jordan of.
bodies straightened nt Prill's Sheet j Ashland were among Hie many out
Aletal Works, opposite Lewis Super of town visitors at the fair yes
Service Station. Phone 418. tf I terday. ,
Al i s. ( '. K . St a n I e y a n d f a m i i v "
have moved from Central Point to Haker Movietone ntjuipmpnt is
Aledford. JI43 North Ivy street. Al r. ' 'inslalled at Clarick then ire j
Stanley has returned to his Work jii h'1'0
Kasteru Oregon, after a few week' ' "
Visit. -notice, i iicampniciit I. O
Alls.
Special!
Pineapple
Custard
Puffs
6 for 23c
N. B.. We have quite
a :f e w empty flour
sacks. 'Buy them now
for less.
k W?V tea A i-.nuiiy l ..ni iiui simp In tin-
f . . !Sp-iCU' A M M' s'"r''- ninni.y mivrr.i.
I 1 NijiTMjnS) v I J llM'" ninrl;i, l.im.$.' !ih no nn lo
nrM ,:r,n- Ki,l'"l h.ii $ l.bo. c.r.-.-M
humc of Mrs. lloyt'j. niolh
A. C. Ilnwlplt.
This Is r-Kl!trntinn week nt th" '. l-;ist ilih
Mndford ftusJnfMg Cullego. Knroll'iinil :l.l
now fur slt'iidy inrome and itlr;iH-
nnt work. 0. W. X. R4
('jilts for (lovfi-nini'nt Hunlor
Hiiny stoke lo kill t-oyolfH Imv
Ik'pii ooniinc Inlfi t'ouniy Aeni
HoWcII'm oifii-c f;isn.r ihnn Ihi.y
run It- hnndlcil, hp Fuid Wwlnf
il;iy. A K'nnral migration of roy.
ot-N from the lillln to the lowor
valley HcomH to ho uiulor way. ho
said. n-Miltlnt; In rails from all
imrlN .r the county. Approximate,
ly 2't won) ri'colvfd last week. Co.
operation of farmers n fitrnlshltiK
halt for this work Is urned hv
Acenl Howell, since Sir. Stokes
cannot posslhly supply templlllK
mnt-Hels for all the marauders.
tlrants Vass Courier.
.Stay ns Mniiu an you want to
Kncle I'olnt every Sal. Kluht plev
orchestrft'. , 17-t
Mrs, U. K. Vilas of I.os AllKeles
Is visltlnK this week with her son.
Ned Vilas of (Ills clly, havlns ar
rived In the i lly yesterday.
Sninrt l'Vlts at the Bnnd Box, 221
Rnst 6th street. IIxcluslvo but nol
expensive, $4,115 and up. Green
mumps Klven. 1 7fi
Tom Xoirls of lllshop Creek Is
r verliiK from an attack of
acule llldlltesllon. IiuvIuk heen
hrollftht Into town Tuesday nlKlH
to the home of Mrs. Nettle Norlis
on CotliiKe street. A doctor ami
nurse nnended him all day Wed -
nesoay. and he is now reslini;
ensily,
$r 00 per loud dummer price on
Medford made factory blocks. Med-
l'uel Co.. Tel. C3I. tf
Mr. and .Mrs. Ad Helms of Asli
land were business nnd pleasure
visitors In the cily yetlerday.
IIi'Kulnr dance MukIo Point. Sat.
I T4
A. . Shoemaker, commercial
acenl for Ihe Missouri Pacific
lines, wllh heaihiuarlers In l'or;'
land, slopped over in Ihe clly this
morniiiK on railroad business.
Special price 15.00 per load, Med
ford made factory blocks. Med.
Kuei Co.. Tel. GS1. tf.
I'red ( in i.Im-1 1 f n10 Foots
creek district spent Ibis morniiiK In
Ihe cliy aflondlnir ihe fair i,nil
transacting business.
liny them now. Medford factory
blocks. 15.00 per load. Med. Fuel
Co.. Tel. 631. tf
Mr. and Mis. Fred Rudy and
son, lioben of Medford. were
week-end Kuesls nf Mr. and Mrs.
W. Sawcbuck of California ave
nue. This Is their first visit to
Klamulh Falls and they were most
favorably Impressed with Ihe clly.
Tln.y especially mentioned Main
street at nmhl. sayini.- it was the
prettiest they had ever seen.
Klumiiih News.
Medford Typewriter Exchance
Itentals J3.00 per mo., 3 mos. J7.50.
Utitf
Temporary nulomoblle permits
were Issued yesterday lo Thomas
Uadcllff, yuy vlk,.r, Chester A.
Hubbard ami Clarence II. I:nn-.
all of Meilrord.
Is your skin suruically clean?
Try the new soap l.ntilx, nt Colvlit
I'iubs. It kills body odors, destroys
disease :4Ci nis nnd Is not too stromt
for a hnhy'a skin. i;s
Harold Hildrealh, who has been
eniplojed ns n runner at Crater.
Lake throtiKh the summer, hit to
l.ty for Kucouc wliere he will re
sume his studies at the CnlvetsUy
of orviron.
I'r. Slinklns. the Chiropractor,
with l;u-shin massai;e. over the
Woohvorlh store. INione U'HO.
lTltf
Helen !liiniihrey of Washincloii,
1'. '.. nic e of Mrs. Poller .1. Neff.
who has been vlslllnii here al the
Neff home for Ihe past week, left
on the Shasla today for Seattle.
Wn-h.. where she will a 1.1 .
dllnn at the rnlversltv of Wash-
on under l. T. C. line, head
the botany depart menl .
:.lrn special values nil this week
it l lie IMiimy l.ou Hal Shop In the
Funeral sprays nnd cut flowers.
Sumuclson's Flower Harden. 2ns
Clark St. Phone 754-X. 1 r.7t f
While fine fruit. fitie uraill:-.
ele.. are raised In Jackson county
il Is always a pleasure to visit til
stock burns al llu county fair and
see that the farmers of til tin;v
have jiot neglected live-stock moil
ernli'.allon and the finest Iioms. car
tie, sheep, poultry, horses are lo be
found in the barns. Ashland
Tidi-im
IliK special on new fall hats to
morrow- at the Kmmy l.ou Hit
Shop In the M. M. store. Ueii
money savers. - 174
C.eoi'Ke Pulnnni of Salem, his
cousin, Carl iturnham of lis An-
Kelos, Colonel K. li. Kelly and John
drib spent last evening flslilnit on
Ihe UoKiie. They will leave bile
Ibis nflernoon for Kelly Island,
where they will spend tile week
end.
Iluy them now, foty. blocks. $5.00!
per load. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
tf
The College Women's club will
meet al the home of Mrs. W. S.
Campbell, .SIM Kast Main, tomor
row afternoon at :3o
lot me write your fire lnfluranco.
fnrl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phono nos. tf.
I Special nieeiitiK Siitinday niulit. !
.Official visit tirand I'alrlarcli How. I
I.. O. HOWAIllJ, Scribe. j
1 174'
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M. M. de
Special Communication
Medford I. (alee 103 A. F.
A. M. Friday, Sept. 13.
7:311 p. m. Work lit Ho
op two candidates.
Refreshments. First meeting of
fall nnd winter work. Clood '.'it
tomlnnre desired. lly order of ihe
W. M. :
O. M. IIorsTO.V,' Sacy.
I
I
''bis-sifjeH advert .nets results, j
I Phone m
Economy Groceteria
HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Freshness Insures Quality
One of the first essentials to satisfaction in foods is freshness. The quality may be
ever so good yet if not fresh that intangible something that makes us relish our
food is gone.
You may assure yourself of freshness in every thing if you will buy where stocks
are turned rapidly where everybody trades and where goods are sold before
they have a chance to lose that quality of freshness .which adds so much to their fla
vor. '
That is why nearly everybody trades at the Groceteria for besides the saving
from our always lower prices our tremendous volume insures freshness at all
times. v
BREAD
Home style; contains no alum-bearing
substitutes.
Mb. loaf 3 for 20c
1Mb. loaf .7. ............ 10c
Buns, Napkin or Parker House Rolls,
Doz., 15c
WATERMELON
Home Grown ,
Kleckley Sweets
weight from 15 to 30 lbs. each
. Choice
10c and 15c
Other Thrift Items
IILK
BUTTER
TO CREAM
PASTUERIZED' SAFEPURE
PRODUCED PACKED-
THE SANITARY WAY
H O ' The Most Dialing of Mm 'i
jrvl V-r Singing Extravaganzas ' I
j? W FOX '
w wllmmM
il sMM-mm-maw ill :
SUE CAROL L5npFEr ol trlN VSJ
1 LOLA LANE mAN 100'J FETCH1T 3
Tt.' - ALL TALKING 5 Jllll I
I V. ' '. ALSO - CHARLIE CHASE in JS ' J J ;
"LEAPING LOVE" ' W A a.fc, 11 I
ItftjJSvV. Showi Start T" Admis'aion TVa-IjI j' l!L?tammmm''immmmmmmimmmimmmmmm
1:3- S:'5- 7'9 t Mats. 10-35
?7iW 25.50 fL- m : - -
!.I1i.V-' I COMING SUNDAY T I' 1 - "Hil : - ' "'',""aaaaaaWBa
m$l geo. Bancroft M M FiImSFree :
SliA 'THUNDERBOLT-' ' ti ' fcl !
mmMM Wot Side Pharmacy;
Fancy Persian , Melons, average
weight about 8 lbs., each . 25c
Sunkist Oranges, small sweet, 2 doz 29c
Cauliflower, large beads, each ... . 14c
Scott Tissue Toilet Paper, the world's
finest toilet paper, 3 rolls . . . . .'. 25c
P and G White Naptha Soap, 10 bars 35c
Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. . . ........ 23c
White King Washing Powder, large
package ! . . ."; i . 39c
Baker's Premium Chocolate, lb.
for ' .'. 20c
Knox Gelatine, plain or acidulated,
2 pkgs. ... v 35c
Karo Syrup, 5-lb. cans, white 42c; '
dark 39c
Korean Crab Meat, No. can .... . 25c
Bonita Sardines, large oval cans, ea. 10c
Arap Jar Rubbers, 3 pkgs . 10c
Claret Wine Vinegar, pints 15; qts. 27c
Selox, a new washing powder by
Procter and Gamble, large pkg. . 15c
Swift & Co's Circle-S Pork Shoul
ders, lb 28c
Florida Grape Fruit, Monarch brand,
No. 2 can, 2 for 45c
Sorghum, newly made local sorghum,
5-lb. can , 79c
Whole Wheat Pancake Flour, Rock
dell Brand, 9-lb. sack ..... . . 63c
String Beans, packed by the local
cannery, No. 2 cans, 3 for 35c
Sliced Beets, canned in Medford,
No. 2 cans, 3 cans . 33c
Coffee, none so good as freshly roast
ed coffee; 3 very fine blends
' 38c; 43c; 49c
Pure Mocha & Java Coffee, a real
treat for coffee lovers, 1-Ib. vac
uum tins 65c
Electric Ligbt Globes, all sizes under
100 watts, 5 for 93c
Silver Plated knives, forks and
spoons, each ...... 10c, 15c and 25c
Electric Curling Irons, guaranteed
one year, choice of 3 colors .... 69c
Electric Irons, Torrid, Regal, Hot
Point ............ (. $2.69 to $7.98
Food Choppers, each , . 69c
Tin Cups, 3 for 10c
Aluminum Percolators, 6-cup size. 69c
Glass Percolator Tops, 2 for 5c
Aluminum Sauce Pans, 4-qt. a spe
cial value ................... 39c
Enameled Oval Dishpans, fits right
into the kitchen sink, choice of 3
colors - 39c
School Supplies; tablets, rulers, ink,
pencil boxes. .
' SHOE DEPARTMENT
School shoes for all the children in the famous Simplex, Flexie and Twinkie shoe.
Built for Hard Service and Priced to Save
Special Clean-up of Children's
. Straps and Oxfords
A good time to buy school shoes at a
saving.
Sizes up to Misses' size 2
$1.89 to $2.79
LUNCH
Veal Cutlets with Corn Fritters, Pota
toes, Gravy, Buttered Bread, Coffee,
Tea or Milk
25c
GATES & LYDIARD
SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
You may have the free use'of our parking lot while shoppingat the Groceteria.
tptlaKril
.XExperi ' Finishing v
Film In at 10 A. M.
Ready at S P. M.
PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICI
SWEM'S
KODAK, BOOK, GIFT SHOP
ATTENTION, HUNTERS
IluniyiK grama wlH,nnnn bohcrp. Make . , ,
LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT
hi.n mi. iMlly r.,nlrn,.,i , warm cnl.ln and plenty in .Mil.
Special ratra to Huntera during montht 0f September and
October
Club Prlvilegea