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' Leave' For Toledo Mrs. Guy Crosby
and party -left yesterday by motor for
Toledo, Ore.
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Vacation at Hods Spring tW Ida
Bweeney and grandson Billy Towne.
are spending a week's - vacation st
Petui Indian soda springs.
PostniiKtmu Hero Mrs. Irwin Howe,
postmistress at Trail, was In Medford
this morning attending to business
matters.
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-.In City On Bunhiriis Mr. and Mrs.
James A. fltovcr were among the
, Orants Pass residents who were busl
ines visitors here, Saturday, i
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'ou Trip North Mr. Paul McDon
ald end Mrs. ft. M. Shepherd of Ash--.
land 'left Saturday Xor Portland and
'Washington point, ! , :
. From. Klitinutli Falls Norman Fra
j. ,,,, ley,. wJio has been, In Klamath Falls
II 'iiifor tha post several Weeks, spent the
r (week-end in' Medford.
Merrill Pastor ' Here Rev. S. 11.
Jewell, minister from Merrill, Klam
. ath county, was In Medford over the
week-end.
. , v. .: ',.
to Washington, I). C. Curtis Han
son, who .has been In Medford and
Klamath Falls during the summer
months, will leave tomorrow for bis
home In Washington, D. C,
VUlta At Montague MJss Gertrude
Boyle, who spent the past two days
at Montague, Oallf., with her cousin,
is expected back In Medford this eve
ning, v ' , ' ' "
Complete Vocation Mr.; and Mrs.
R. A- Skinner and children returned
late yesterday afternoon from San
Francisco where they have been vaca
tioning with friends, for the post
, week., . , , ;
.'.Fire Control Official Uere F. H
Srundage, assistant, .regional forester
lt. charge of fire control Is here from
( Portland spending several day con
ferring with the heads of the Crater
natlpnal forest service ,
Roturn To Portland Mrs. Hattle
i Neuber, Mrs. Barry Porter and Peggy
Poster left yesterday for. Grant Pass
after visiting hers and In Jacksonville
during the week. , They will go to
Portland today. . , .
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, (in Trip to. Alaska Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bochtel left Saturday morning on
an automobile trip that will take
them to northern Canada and south
tn Alaska. They expect tq be gone
about three weeks.
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, , Flint Rain Bine Jnne 87 The light
sprinkle that fell In portions of the
city , and vlohiUy 1 last evening
amounting to only a trace of rain,
was the first rain to fall In Medford
(luce June 37 last.
Mm. Chapman Leaves Mrs, O, R
. '( Chapman left last evening for her
i bome in Klamath Falls after spending
r - til weelt-ettct in Jacksonville at the
horn of her mother, ' Mrs.. Alice
Virion. '. .
Malers Viltliur K. r. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Ms lor, former resident of
Medford, who now make their horn
In 8an Jose, Calif., arrived In Klam
ath Palls Friday for a brief visit with
oW friends'. Klamath News. '
;"' ' " ' '
''Home From llosqiltnt B. H. Bryant
returned Sunday from the Vetorans
hospital in Portland where he recent
ly underwent a. major operation. Mr.
Bryant Is rapidly recovering his
strength. '
Mty Cam Rrghitrr Leo Oarlock,
of the out of tnte Oregon Automo
bile' association, this morning regis
tered over sixty out or state auto
mobiles. This wm the largest num
ber recorded In one day this season,
Mr. Oarlock said.
' IMvoree Hought George 3, Qulvo
I sen filed suit for Jllvorce In the' cir
cuit coyrt against Myrtle Vlncont
Gulvosen, alleging that defendant or
dered him by word of mouth and lot
i ter to leave home and stay away, and
despite the efforts of the plaintiff
refuses to longer live with him. No
. property right are Involvod.
People
sometimes tell you
there Is no difference
in breads; '
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We only have one an
swor to this. Buy one
loaf of Fluhrer's Hoi
sum and one of some
other bread and com
pare them.
You will see that there
is a difference.
Ted Chambers Returns Ted Cham
bers, manager of the local Maytag of
fice, returned Saturday night from
Portland where he spent several days
on business. While in the northern
city he saw the new Maytag refrig
erator on display.
Work on Cabin Rudolph J. Bills,
assistant scout master'of troop left
with a group of the Boy Scouts this
morning for the Applegate where thejr
will remain until Thursday. , They
plan to work On their cabin while
there. '
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Ill Medford Today Included among
the out-of-town people who shopped
in Medford today and attended to
business matters were Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Clark of Prospect, Florence Hail
of Applegate, W. A. Smith of the Old
Stage road. Polk Hull of Griffin creek,
and Mrs, Jesse Jones of Coker Butte.
'!forthern Callfornlans Here Among
the resident of northern California
at local hotels over the week-end
were: A. E. Johnson and Alvlna Wel
lenslck, Sacramento: M. Beagle and
P. HUggins. Westwood;; Mr, and Mrs.
W. J. Nellan, Yreka; Mrs. F. Zelle
and J. A. Zelle, Mt. Shasta. '
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Front State Metropolis Guest from
Portland registered at local hotels In
clude Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Arthur, Mrs.
R. H. Enloe, Evelyn' Enloe, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Beer and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. R, K. Lee. Mrs, L. P. Walker,
Dr. and Mrs. A. Or one, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Moss and J.'R. Hamilton. .
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' Here Prom 'mutant Points Among
the tourists and others registered at
Medford hotels arc 8. d. Runsey of
Clinton, Ky.! Arthur N, Kuhn, J. q.
Schoen of Chicago; Mr, and Mrs. W.
R. Worthlugtoii of 6lendlve, Mont,;
W. M. Hbvey, Muskegon; Mich;; Nellie
Dexter, Revere, Mass:: ' Dr. H. G.
Knopp'," Mlnah, N. D.; 'T. N.- Bolltho,
Hamilton; Mont.; ; Mr; Cora Ives,
Cleveland; Ohio; '"' ' " '
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'tlbm Friurt North Mrs. A. J. And
erson aitd nephew Jack Paxton, re
turned to' Medford on. the Shasta
last evening from He bo, Ore., where
thoy have beon the guesis of Mrs.
Anderson's sister, Mrs. J. R. King.
Mrs. Anderson also visited relatives
in various cities in Washington, dur
ing her ten day's vacation, i Her
nephew spent several weeks in the
north.
,
California VaratlonlHts Included
among the California vacationists reg
istered at local hotols'over Sunday
are Mrs. Helen L. 'Merscroan, . H.
Larsln of Santa Monica; Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Hall of Piedmont; Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Roux, Miss K. Roux of Mill
Valley: Mr. and Mrs, O. P. Larson,
Mrs. Frank Pethit of San Francisco;
Mr, and Mrs, T. E. Allen and Cecil
Nowland of Oakland; Mr. and Mrs.
Bdgar Martinson of Antols; Mr. and
Mrs. a. E. Kerrln or Altadena: Mr.
and Mrs.' G. C. Beatty, Miss Mary
Adams, and Ray McPherrln of Los
Angolcs,
EX-PUBLISHER GUEST
OF CHARLES A.
Francis It. Case' former nubilslWr of
the ftnpld City, s. D Journal, and
Mrs. Case wore guests , at the home
of Charles A. Wing for several days
during the pant week. Mr. Cane and
Mr. wing were schoolmates at North
western university In Evanston, Til.
Mr. Case has taken an activo part
In South Dakota state affairs. He
Was a member of t.'io group which
was instrumental In establishing the
summer white house In the Black
Hills. Mr. Case was at one time
editor of the Epworth League Herald,
national Methodist publication. Mr.
and Mrs. case are touring Oregon
and may locate In the state.
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CLAIMED BY J- DEATH
Lowronce B. Forsyth, aged five
years, son of Mr. and Mrs Hurlnnd
Btosythc.'. brother of Phyllis, Dorothy
and Cllffordi' passed away at- the
home in Jacksonville early Monday
morning alter a long illness. Mr.
and Mrs. Pomythe and family moved
to Jacksonville a little over a
year
ago from Rodman, Ore.
Kuneral services will bo held' from
the ConRor funeral parlor Wednes
day. Aug. nun ut 2 p. m. Rev. T. M.
Laugbury. of the Seventh Day Ad
vent church, will have charge or ser
vices and burial will be made In the
Jacksonville cemetery. 1
Abraham Lincoln Is.
Isis Tuesday Show
"Abraham Lincoln," the D. W.
Griffith United Artists' film com
ing to the Isis Tuesday and Wed
nesday to tit Isl theatre, ha the
largest cast of Important acrecn and
stage players and the greatest num
ber of huge seta in the history of
motion picture produrtlon.
Mnlford people will enjoy this
mighty epic of the life of the mar
tyred president, which has won tre
mendous approval throughout the
country. '
Kile Vnr liub Woman
PORTLAND, Or Aug. 17. (API
Funeral service for Mrs. O. J. Frank-
el. prominent club and civic worker
who died here Saturday, will be held
here at A o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Committal rvlcrs at the Portland
crematorium will be private.
s
fcnlire stock of Brunswick phono
graph records on sale at Palmer Music
House, 48c each.
1
. Portraits of distinction. The Pena
lty, opp. Holly theater.
.
Phone M2. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Ssnltary Service,
For Sale Choice Bartlett for can
MEDEORD MAIL
COUNTY OFFICERS
REDUCE EXPENSE
LIST FORJSUDGET
Total ' Decrease ;$3852 .to
Date in' Framing 1932
Requirements Commit
tee, Will Be Named Soon
In accordance i with instructions of
the county court issued two weeks
ago. 1932 budget estimates have been
furnished by county offices and wui
be formally presented Wednesday, at
the regular session of the county
court. The total .decrease to date
amounts to 3B62.50.
No decrease in the budget esti
mates over last year is anticipated
for the county - treasurer's office,
county assessor, or expenses of the
circuit court. Treasurer A. C. Walk
er and Assessor J. B. Coleman- said
this morning tnat inasmuch as their
departments have hewed to the line,
further outs were not possible." 1
The expenses of the circuit court-
rorgely confined to Juror payments-
tor the coming year, have been esti
mated at $10,980, the same as lost
year. ' -- :
'Many orrlces Cut"' ' i:
Outs In the other office expenses
range from the 2013.S0 decrease in
county clerk's ; -department ' to 1 the
$220 slash In the county court expen
ditures. Most of the slashes affect
the employment of extra help. " '
The county clerk's estimates call
for a 900 decrease in typists pay.
$100 decrease for extra help; $800 for
printing and record books, $100 leas
for postage and stationery, and $60
for' typewriter supplies and repairs.
The budget last year totalled $11.-
447.30 against an estimated $13,438
the coming year: - ?
The sheriff's office budget estimate
calls for a decline of $1810, Including
decrease In the handling of civil and
orlmlnal cases $300, extra help legal
and Jail department $500 and $510
for equipment maintenance and Inci
dental expenses. - The budget allow
ance last year was $19,413; next
year's estimate, $18,000.
Reduction for Court
' The county court budget estimates
call for a $220 reduction $100 less
for traveling expenses and $120 less
per year for stenographer hire. Last
year's budget oalled for $5200; the
1032 appropriation for $4980.
The district attorney's office esti
mates a $310 decrease over last year
confined to less light, ' fewer law
books and less transcription of the
records.
The county engineer's office as yet
has not' filed a budget estimate,
along with the school superinten
dent, watermaster and the health de
partment, i ( . .;. ; , ,
The county court will name a
budget committee before September
1. A number of cltlaen are being
considered, but the personnel will
not be announced until later. , The
consideration of the budget for the
coming year will start six weeks
earlier than usual and thore will
likely be a paring of county expense
In all departments and branches.
FEW RAINDROPS
IN SUNDAY: FALL
The first rain to fall in Medford
since June 27, fell In Medford last
evening, but at that was only a light
sprinkle (or a short time, amounting
to what In weather bureau parlance
is known as a trace, too small to
measure.
However, in Talent the precipita
tion was heavier, as likewise In one
or two sections of the Applegate, and
at Union creek there were several
light r.howcrs lasting over a period
of several hours, which laid the dust,
but people coming to the city from
Union creek this morning report that
apparently no rain fell at Prosurct.
Altogether, tho rainfall was spotted
as to quantity.
All this rain seemed coincident
with tho electrical storm In the Sis
kiyou early in the evening accom
panied by rain ror some distance
this side or the mountain, and which
went on southeast leaching the Cas
cade divide and skirting tho divide
north. '
This storm was accompanied by
some thunder and much lightning
or the sheet sort, which started eight
lightning tires along Vie divide in
the Crater National forest, all small
one.
The sheet of lightning accom
panying tho electrical storm were
very spectacular, lighting tip the
entire mountain country at times,
and this blanket lightning which ac
companied the rain at Union creek
afforded the cottagers and other at
that resort a beautirul spectacle.
Afore Machinery, ,.
For Mail Tribune
( Job department
The Mall Tribune Job department
ha received another piece of new
modern machinery to mid to Its up-
to-date equipment arid to be better
prepared to render prompt service
and give satisfaction to Its patrons.
T.hla machine I a Roabat k power
perforator, the latest lu perforating
machinery. There are only a few of
these nw machines in use so far on
the Pacific roast.
Work on remodellns; the Grape
street building for the exclusive Job
department la about completed and
most of the prriuea and oilier new
equipment Installed, and the plant
I in full working order, employing
seven people.
Phone 7a. and a representative will
call .on you.
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
DENY DR. WILSON
FLANS RESIGNING
COUNTY POSITION
Attorney 'deorge, M. .Robert' eo-urr-''
sel for'-DrB.vC. Alison, county-physician,
appeared before the county
court this morning and was granted
an extension of "a week or ten days"
in which to lie a' memoranda In
behalf of hla .client. Attorney Rob
ert said- that the memoranda would
be In the: nature of a statement,
showing the extent of Dr. Wilson's
activities InV-alth work and expen
ditures and savings. ...
Attorney Roberts declared, "I can
assure the court that Dr. Wilson,- will
not resign. ' ' ' :
The attorney said that newspaper
reports, predicting thls.; "prejudiced
the case," and that Dr. "Wilson was
entitled to consideration "upon
something more than evidence that
would not be permissible in a higher
court." Attorney Roberts said that
a grand Jury Investigation was wel
comed." He declared that the "pres
ent dissension and turmoil was due
to a disturbing faotor, now removed,"
and "Dr. Wilson I assuming Vie role
of a political pawn."
The county court last week heard
the defense side at a hearing and held
a decision in abeyance. The action
this morning delays It further.
L The present sttuatlon was brought
about by Dr. . Wilson ousting Mrs.
Lydla King who shortly afterwards
filed serious' charges, alleging misuse
of funds, appropriating county medic
inal alcohol for social uses and ac-
ceptlng a $20 check from an aged
Oold Hill district resident, and allog- i
edly converting It to purchase Christ
mas presents for county poor farm
attendants.' ' ' ' j,
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln Station)
' V : ii
Momluy ','.-
p. m. k : , . ; ;
6 to 8 Uncle Jerry,' News and
markets by Mall Tribune
6 to 7 Mutual Mill; Where to Go;
The Toggery '
7 to 8 Happiness Train; Hutch
inson Tree ' Specialist;- John
Cupp Furniture
8 to 9 All request; remote from
Fox Craterian.
' ' ' " Tuesday ' " '
A. M.
7:65 to' 8 Breakfast broadcast of
'' news by Mall Tribune
8 to O--Treasure Box; Pan Dandy;
Gold Seal ,
D to 10 Friendship circle, by
Economy Oroceterla; Pot Milk !
10 Weather forecast ' ' ... -
10 to 11 Southern Oregon Gas;
Domestic Laundry
11 to 12 Witli the Classic'" i
P. M. o '
12 to 1 Heath's Drug Storey Gol
den' West Coffee; News fitiies
by Mall Tribune '1 1 '-'"' (
1 to 2 Sperry Flour; Binders
Dairy: Peoples Electric
2 to 3:30 World Bookman ;
4:30 to S KMED presentation
6 to 0 Lowis Super Station; uews
and markets by Mall Tribune 1
6 to 7 Checker Cab; Where to
Go; Speed Blend '
7 to 8 Happiness Train; Camp
Laurel; Modern Bluet Metal
8 to 0 All request program ,
Brill Sheet Metal Works does ex
pert repairing, fender and auto body
repairing.
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Student's piano, $50. Palmer Music
House. . .-
: 4 -
Broken window glazed by Trow
bridge Cabinet Works.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Meat market at 4 sacri
fice, or will sell fixtures seporatqly.
Write Box 1382, Tribune.. .
FOR KKNT S-rooin stucco 1 h6use,
paved street, close to school, base
ment, furnace, eleotrlc rango, all
hardwood floors. Phone John Den
Ison at 1620 or 455. ,
FOR RENT Attractive 3-room lur-
1 nlshed hatise, hardwood floor, fire
place, davenport, electric range, etc.
pnone OUIM2.
FOR SALE Household goods,
dresser, I commode, 3 mattresses,
dining table. 1 bedstead. 4 chairs.
J kitchen table, rugs. 237 No. Cen
tral.
WANTED High school boys and girls
wno want to make some money.
Call at 3 No. Bartlctt and ask for
Mr. Chambers.
FOR SALE One straight 8 Auburn
roadster, 1930 model In perfect con
dition. Priced to sell. Terms. And
' new Ford Coupe. 11131 model. Will
save you money. Call 801 South
peach.
WILL START picking nops. Friday,
August 21 at Fort Vanoy Hop Yards.
C. H. Eismann, proprietor. . Five
mile west of Grants Pas. 1 -
BOARD and nicely furnished room
adjoining bath, modern home, fam
ily of two. Tel. 1417X.
LOST Firestone tire and tune, 29x
10, mamona lako road Monday
Phnn 1 IIU I, .
ROOM and board.
Phone 1211. -. '
S3 South Central.
Yon have a treat mmlnjt to Toll
IX you have not had a milk shakr
made at Heat h1 Drug store
The bltgent llllle fountain In
own In the ronlett More In
Expert Radio Repairs 1
(All Work (itiaranteeu)
Service Electric Co,
rtwne 1J:9.. .Jit So. RoltKiat.
OHEOON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1931.
APPLEGATE FIRE
t ii -Tin.' ' ' -: . ,'
QUICKLY PLACED
UNDER CONTROL
i,ii is i i n i ; r-, t
The Standby hoodo$ resting qn the
Craterj Netlna forest, jln, hatj most
big forest fires have been starting
on that day, this summer, especially
in the Applegate- district, ran true
to- form-' -yesterday, only in a lesser
degree, the -new fire-storting' In
that section had covered - only ' an
area of about' 150 acres, In brush
and timber, by. 7:30; o'clock this
morning when It-, -came under, con
trol, having caused but little conv
merclat damage.'
This ,wo Independent of tire eight
fires caused by the electrical storm
of last night, caused by lightning
striking trees along the-Cascade di
vide: These i fires were all ' small
ones,- according to information given
out by the forestry headquarters
here, causing little trouble, and
were looked after by the regular pa
trols in the respective sections in
which they occiirred-
: The fire In the Applegate dis
trict started In the Demlrigs creek
section at 1 o'clock Sunday after
noon from on unknown cause, but
suspected to be of Incendiary origin,
and spread fast. During the after
noon the Crater National forest of
fice headquarters here sent 120 fire
fighters, gathered in Medford, to
the scene, and the work of these
men during the afternoon, last night
and early today succeeded m.cnecB
lnir the fire;
' The task of lessening the force at
the fire and returning the men to
Medford began this forenoon,' nut
large number were left to patrol the
fire lines and look after general
mopping up work.
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Births
Mr. and Mrs. D. H.- Franklin are
the parents of a daughter born today
at tho community hospital, weighing
3 pounds.
Bora to Mr. and Mrs. A. BeU of
this city a girl weighing 6 pounds
10 ounces yesterday at the Com
munity hospital.
A daughter, weighing S pounds,
10 ounces, was. born yesterday at the
Community hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Qibbs of Jacksonville.
Born at the Community hospital
today to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middle-
bushor of Prospect, a girl, weighing
8 pounds, 12 ounces.
I
Latest hits in popular and old time
Brunswick records. Keg. 75 sellers,
special at 45c. Palmer Muslo House.
Krystalglow, kodak gloss supreme
Tho Peosleys. opp. Holly theater.
better
appetites
THE peppy taste of Kelloggs
PEP Bran Flakes puts an
edge on every appetite. ,
They contain just enough
bran to be mildly laxative.
They're filled with whole
. wheat goodness.
Serve PEP .Bran Flakes
often for lunch, for chil
dren's suppers.
. At grocers in the red-and-green
package. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
PEP
BRAN FLAKES
us us
R. 0. A. Sound
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
'Abraham Lincoln'
,. . X' ALTER ItVStON and
i,v mi:hkix
The ontiuuilliu niaKtrrplei'T of
tt-diiy. n:nierrow and all time.
.The wrndir picture of the' aire,
t:i;hli:nrl hv the e-nliM who
avr the anrlil "The Hlrth or
the Nation.
Mat. 1:30. tP. 7 I. M.
10c and 15c
WRS. MULLER HIES IN
AUTOMOBILEAuClDENT
T. E. Daniels today received a tele
gram from William Muller ttf Bue-
Ilngame. Calif., saying mi
Muller was killed yesterday afternoon
in an automobile accldent.'The Mul
ler are well known In Jackson coun
ty, .having reBlded here and ln Jack
sonvllle'for many years.
. Mr, Daniels stated that he expects
to receive word later today whether
or not the body will be brought here
for burial. Mr. Muller was with Mr.
Daniels In his clothing store In Med
ford years ago.- . ; -. . .''.'-':'
Highway Watched 1
, For Two Escapes
State police and the sheriff's of
fice wero watching the. Pacific high
way for Arthur Glenn, and Orln Kir-
NOW!
3200
MEDFORD ;
PEOPLE ARE ,
HOWLING OVER
MAUI E
DIMUR
POLLY
; . with
R0SCQ ATJ5S
Have You
Seen It?"
' On the Stage '
8:30 P. M. v.
Fox Cralcrlan?
Presents .'v'' '-
Amateurs'
Opportunity .
- ; Radio
Broadcast!
featuring ,'" 'Vr;
CIIAKLKS A. KINO
(IWirilone)
and
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MORAN
,i' ' ' ".'- '" --I it
by, who ecapeo from the Douglas
sounty Jail at Eosoburg Saturday
night. Olenn is awaiting trial for can
theft and forgery, auu r.uuy iur iuu
theft. ; ' ' . ,1,
Glenn Is' described as a "pugilistic
ORCHARD LADLW
We are offering the best1 ladders that wereJ
m Rogue River; vauejj at prices neve known
- BUY AT HOME AND SAVE MONEY
MEDFORD LADDER WOld
' '' One-half Block West of Lincoln School
Funeral Parlo
"West Maip at Newtown ?
Office County Coroner
BUILDING & L0A1
liorized Exclusive
"Akron!' Truss Fitt
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Aluori Sponge Rubber Pad Trusses are world
famous. Wb are the exclusive representatives In
this city. In 0U modern, well equipped truss
fitting room you have the care and attention ot
a trained Truss Fitter. We guarantee every truss
sold her to hold the rupture. Obtain reUet for
your rupture here where you are safeguarded.
Heath's Drug Store
.. .. .. i. "ASK 1-itHD"
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At Geary and Taylor
Cisco visitor finds San F
hotel.. Here,
environment of quii
to be found en
travelers return
able atmospl
Cllft,
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deco
nlficlei
a la carte
the diner
Cisco' mulli
hip-itrewo Da
Oakland and Ber
the hills oo the opii
war. - Tha view froni
Blftrveloul. a sedative to
delight to the Jaundiced
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Justin! A Special
Shipment of
LAMPS
and Electric Table Novelties
Surprisingly Low in Price! ,
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Display On Our Second Floor.
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