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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1932.
PAGE FIVE
Lccal and Personal
( To conTentlon-Mrs. O. F. Nichols
. Lit on the Shsata thi. morning tot
e.ginaw. Ore. where she will attend
1,
... P.
Merrill l' iltrrI.rom
this weeK 01 ner uufUv,
, Wood.
On Business Visit-Charles Tldsle
Lt Portland, representing the Trust
-and Savings ban ot that city, spent
,sterdsT tn the city attending to
iuelness matters tor the company.
4 . .
4 Proebstel Pledge! According to
'word received from the University of
Oregon, dick rroeoare.
6lgma Alpha Epllon, national fra
ternlty. 4
i j Makea Run Aialn-Ed H. Billings,
jiwho made regular runs on the South
f era Pacific trains through- Medford
S-..ti vears ago, w on the south-
S'ibotrnd Oregonlan thle morning.
To Lake o the Woods Norman 0.
White, sslstant supervisor of Rogue
River National loreet, left this morn-
3 In for LaXe o' the Wooda, Where ne
I. ... ... nf fi hazards
!S maKing ui., .....
Mrs. Blgler Home Mre. George
Blgler. who left by train Thursday
evening for Redding. cm., io
her daughter. Mrs. noutn , -rived
bacfc In Medford on the morn
ing train today.
''fii Rail Men Here O. U Mclaughlin
i . ... . Kit), tlMi-
l 3 of the Illinois wunn'i
J quarters In Portland, arrived here to
t 'day on the train on a business visit,
f ijas did R. W. Mulany of Portland,
Mwlth the Transcontinental railway.
,lui
To Reside Here Mrs. E. J. Ketch.
I urn, wife of Dr. Ketchum of the Na-
SturrmaUile Clinic of Southern ure
V gon, arrived In Medford this morning
,!from San Francisco. They will reside
6 .'at the Hotel Holland.
j. J Return from Nebraska Mr. and
? Don Palwell, who hae been
t Unending the past three months on a
i motor trip to the east, where they
15 visited relatives In Lincoln, Neo ar-
ir t rived back in Mearora yesieraaj
-
I S Returns North Jack Retlaw of the
I' Fox Theaters, returned to his head
? quarters In Eugene today, following a
f j business visit In Medford, conferring
E f HiUI .W Uimi.Rv,. w.
t i terlan and For Rlalto.
f.
I.
Miss Unce In Hospital Miss Hllde
garde Lange of Spring street under-
went an operation at the sacrea
'S Heart hospital for acute appendicitis
a and was reported today to be getting
1 along nicely.
1 Visits Daughter Mre. T. A. Barney
lett by train Monday evening tor
; Portland, where she plans to visit
i her daughter, Mrs. O. C. Clark for an
I Indefinite time. Mrs. Barney came
I to Medford several mouths ago from
I Oakland, Cal.
Returns to Salem Having been the
t i guest In Medford if her brother and
' 1T11. ouu ....... .
0 Chamberlain, since September 1, Miss
Gertrude Chamberlain left on the
f. I thi. momlnff for her home In
Salem.
Wnslllngtonlans Everett Terrll of
Yakima and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gillla
of walla Walla were among guests
at hotels from the northern state.
f 3 Others Included Lawrence Kllng, E
3. Parsons. J. Fred Mines and I.
Simon of Seattle,
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i
Again
We are featuring that
famous Cooking School
Honey Raisin Bran
Bread. It's a treat and
has all that traditional
Fluhrer quality.
Bust nest Caller-Jack Heath, rep-!
resentatlve at the Acltd OH
company, wm In Medford over th
wetk-end from. Longview, Wiib, i
i
Rockey Operste Dr. Eugene
Rockey of Portland wm In Medford
yesterday to operate on Clyde Me
Murtry of this city at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
Report Gas Stolen A report was
filed thta morning with local police,
stating that the Union Oil company's
pumping plant on North Central was
broken into last evening, and an un
known quantity of gasoline stolen.
Undergoes Operation Mrs. Jack
Koop of Rogue River underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital yesterday and waS reported
getting along nicely yesterday after
noon.
To Manairera' Sleet Carl . Grant,
district manager of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, la learing
this evening for Portland, where he
will attend the regular monthly meet
ing of district managers, on Wednes
day.
Arrives by Train Ray Na&h of the
head office of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, San Francisco,
arrived in Medford by train today, to
confer with Carl E. Grant, district
manager of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company.
At Central Point Today Aiding the
Central Point relief committee with
their canning, Mrs. Mabel C. Mack,
county home demonstration agent, is
Roporfini? tnriav in that citv. The
group starred work this morning at
8:30 o'clock, la. the Central Point
Grange hall.
Skinned Knees "Red" Hunsaker,
local fighter, skinned both his knees
last evening, when he fell off a truck
driven by Glen B. Bond of Talent.
He suffered the Injuries when the
truck turned the corner at Riverside
and Jackson streets, the report filed
at the local police station shows.
Suitcase Found The suitcase be
longing to Raymond Mayfield, which
was stolen Saturday evening from his
automobile while it was parked on
North Grape street, was found yes
terday under the Farmers' Exchange
on North Fir street, according to city
police. Several ahlrte were missing
from the suit-case. he told officers.
Bunch Bgs Deer Dr. F. C. Bunch,
who returned Saturday night with
members of Hubbard Bros. gang from
a hunting trip through Lake county,
brought a mule deer with him, and
announces that this year's venison is
"very good to eat." There were sit
persons in the party and they bagged
11 deer. j
Many from Afar Registering from
distant points were the following
guests at local hotels: Mrs, J. and L,
Jacobson and Mr, and Mrs. H. J.
James of Salt Lake City, Utah, E. D.
Ossoff of Reno, Nev., A. E. Tlnzoli
of Chicago. 111., Bernard Goodman of
New York City, O. W. Mason and H.
W. Burnett of Detroit, Mich., Gordon
Hockoday of Lewiston, Ida,, and Har
old Cornellson of Moscow, Ida.
m
Mrs. Stafford Files Mrs. Bdanche
Stafford, driver of the car which stag
ed on the Southern Pacific track
Sunday evening and was atruck by
the southbound passenger train, filed
a report with the city police iat
night.- She stated that the engine
died just as she got on the traek,
and all efforts tp start it failed. She
got cut of the car, however, before
it wm atruck by the train.
Portia nders Numerous Listing
Portland as their residence, the fol
lowing were guests overnight at ho
tels In the city: H. W. Millard. F.
H. Thompson, George Bostorlus, R.
C. Hamilton, D. W. Landls, Mark Car
roll, Gua L. Feldman, Louis R. Cen
tro, Fred A. Tice, J. H. Field, Ira P.
; S. Reynolds, Arthur L. Crookham, E.
i G. Erlkson, W. F. OTegerson, C. A.
! MoOee, Dr. Walter Bruce, J. T. Henry
and A. F. Roth.
!
Bear Staters Here The San Fran
cisco folk who stopped at Medford
hotels include John R. Hopkins, Miss
Anita McElroy, Mrs. Ian A. Lalrtg.
Ray Newly, M. A. Fowler, S. J. Ad
nann. Mrs. Slg V. Scaloss, Mrs. W. A.
Mott, registered from Sacramento. J.
E. Larson and Frank Gibson of Saw
yer's Bar. N. R. Feasley of Pasadena,
Mr and Mrs. E M. Kamph of Smith
River, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kemperich
of Piedmont and Muriel C. Burke of
Palo Alto.
Stops at Hotel Oregonlana. with
residences In state point outside of
Portland, who were hotel guests over
night, Included B, A. Schalhom, B,
R. Rooley, Percv Hlllls, Wm. P. Harris,
C. E. Conway and C. O. Murane of
Euxene. J. C. Currie and Mr. and
Mrs. Roger E, Mythlng of Salem, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Edmunds and Cather
ine Gaylord of Klamath Falls, F. S
Jones of Roaeburg, Gua Peritt of
Yoncalla and C. V. Brocher of Pilot
Rock.
Installs Telatex A recent addition
at the firm of M. N. Hogan & Com
pany, stocks and bond dealer. Is the
Western Union Telater printer, a de
velopment of the telegraph. This
machine brings "stock quotations
hourly to the office. The firm re-
ceives quotations on 45 nocks.
YOUTHS TEAR UP
FLOWERS, REPORT
Reports that some members of
the younger generation are on an
other destructive spree, were tele
phoned the Mail Tribune today.
This time its the flowers and foun
tains that are suffering.
School children of ages up to 24
years, according to the report, are
invading gardens in the southwest
end of town, pulling up flowers and
throwing them and clod of soil Into
the fountains. The motive ot the
perfromance seems to be unknown
and the objectors this afternoon rec
ommended some good old fashioned
"hickory soup" served as a corrective.
LlTesaock,
PORTLAND, Sept. 37. APt Cat
tle 85, calves 10; 40c lower In spot.
Steer, 600-900 lbs., medium, $4.25
5.50; common, 2.50i?4 25; 800-1100
lbs., medium, 4.356-50; common,
W0435; 1100-1300 lbs., medium.
M.OGiS 5 25; heifers, 550-850 lbs., me
dium. 3.254.50; common, 13.25
355; cows, common and medium. 2
98.25; low cutter and cutter, s 1.35 a
2.00; bulla (yearlings excluded) good
and choice (beef) t2.50r3.0O; cutter,
common, and medium i,602 50;
vealera (milk fed) good and choice.
5.SO:6.50; medium, 4.00ia5.50; cull
and common, 3oj 4.00; calves, 250
500 lbs., good and choice. $4.00. a 6.00;
common and medium, 3 50 4.00,
Hoga 500; all classes except pigs,
40c lower. Light lights, 140-130 lbs.,
good and choice, $3.754.50; light
weights, 180-180 lbs,, good and choice,
4.354.50; 180-200 lbs. good and
choice. 4354-50; medium weight
200-220 lbs., good and choice, 3.75ff
4.50: 220-250 lbs., good and choire.
3.854 40; heavy weights, 250-290
lbs., good and cnolce, 3.60s!f 4.35.
Sheep and lambs, 300; nominally
steady.
JONES SAYS TIRE
WAS NOT STOLEN
Olen Forest Jones, arrested about
six weeks ago at Gold Kill by state
police, on a charge of stealing an
automobile tire, called at the Mall
Tribune office today, and stated that
the tire which he took from the car:
belonging to his uncle, Joe Jones,;
was his own property.
He stated that his uncle did not
know who had taken the tire, and
notified the officers.' Jones was ar
rested, and he stated today that the
case was dismissed when ne was
taken before Judge H. D. Reed in
Justice court there.
Captain Lee M, Bown of the state
police headquarters, said this after
nan that Jones wu arrested In con
nection with the tire, on a complaint
filed against the youth. Captain
Bown also stated that Jones was ar
rested again yesterday by state of
ficers, the nature of the charges not
having been filed at the office up to
this afternoon.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 37. AP)
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retails!: Vealers 80-100 ibs. 8'4-Sc
lb. Others uiKhflnged.
Butter, butterfat, eggs and 11
poultry unchanged.
Onions, potatoes, hay, quotations
unchanged.
Company.)
Sept. S7:
50 30 30 SO
Ind'la BR's Uf Total
Today 2.8 3.7 980 B4.
Prer. day 61.9 34.3 97.S 83.8
Wee ago 58.5 32.2 8S.1 80.8
Year ago .... 83.8 83.5 133.9 86.3
3 yra. ago....335.3 154.6 340.3 240.4
Wall St. Report
STOCK MU AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1632. Standard statistic
f BOND SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics
Vaudeville Stars
Coming Wednesday
In Holly Feature
All la set for the big combination
stage and screen show at the Holly
tomorrow and Thursday. This will
be the third of the big vaudeville
bills held at the Holly and this one
promises to be even better than the
first two. This week's bill wlli be
headed by. the McKoene troupe, a
sensational act that la nationally
famous, wmard Hall will act
master of ceremonies for the sftow.
Willard HbII la also nationally known
as a vaudeville performer and prom
is a snow that will be a auprise to
everyone. All the acts are standard
vaudeville acta and their assemblage
here will mean that Medford will
have an opportunity to see another
big time vaudeville ahow.
The screen program at the Holly
theater Wednesday and Thursday
will be "Those We Love." which fea
tures Mary Astor, Lllyan Tashman
and Kenneth AlacKenna. This com
bination program will offer a real
entertainment bargain to Medford
fans.
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South Sea Picture
At Craterian Soon
Romance above the South Seaa
and adventure beneath, form the
theme of "The Painted Woman" com
ing to the craterian theater Wednea
day and Thursday, with Peggy Shan
non and Spencer Tracy In the lead
ing roles, aupported by William
(stage) Boyd and Irving Plchtl.
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Company)
Sept, 27:
30 30 20 80
Ind'ls RS'a m Total
Today 88 4 71.3 84.8 74.1
Prev. day 67.0 71.4 84.9 74.4
Week ago 87.2 88.8 84.1 73.8
Year ago. 78.1 87.4 84.1 85.8
S yra. ago. S4.S 108.7 101.2 101.7
CROCHETED BLOUSE FOR FALL
GONTRAGT LET TO
GRINSTED, MU
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises
If you hi"e catarrhal deafneas, or
head seises, caused b? catrrh. or if
phit-m drop In your throat, secure
proper treatment at once. -Sprays,
s&U- and Inhaler may bring 70a
temporary peiief, but permanent x
auita c&n oniy come from a consti
tutional treatment that win estS the
catarrhal poissa from your ej'stem.
Oet from Jannin & Woods or ycur
druggist 1 oz. of armSnt (Domb3
SttengthJ. Take this home and add,
pint ijot vrater and a little eigar.
Tak a tb35poonlul four time s
day; closed nostriJa shcv.M open.
breathing become ess?, miicous atop
Ai4 euirerrs srom casar-
M a special meeting of 1he
oeancii jtstf'Ttihy sftemoon, the con
tract for painting and satom)nng
t city hall at th corner of mith
and Central street, let to Gr'.n
td Runte, for 35.60.
Some feMa for th wot jnsti a
tdgh a J500( Mayer E. M. WlUon
sit today.
Work m aome of th rrm lH o
cerflDieted br Ptlda5 Mayor WUaea
tmiiriiiw 4fc I thai deafness or haS no!cs nc4 t
oon as th rk te ttr parOeOUr SSJl Jj"8 inenMT 5tmir
room nu own ocrnnrw.
PermUnlon wli 4ao grnts5 the
WEaneii olvaran of tiw jacaaoa
county council tor wllet of the tra
mployM. to xa an uptiir room
of th old city ha!l as a atGrerooai,
CORVAUJS Camilla Book atore
openrd at 1 1 ThiHi atreet.
. Pari aaya the amart hiouae U wear with tha new fait 1.
ertwheted. Thia model with tha htflh round neck d lacy, faminln and
Jmpl. It hat aitemata tr(p & white and brown, or white and any
other dark cofor that harmonizes with the costume, (Aaaoefated Pres
Photo
S. P. FARES
SLASHED!
FOR OREGON TRIPS
New one way and round trip fares
between all Southern Pacific sta
tion in Oregon ! Good in cnache
or tourist sleeping can. Return
limit on roundtrips 50 days.
SAMPLE FARES
Ow V7 Ktrnmdlrip
Pnrlland 8:n l.78
Salrm 8 ''
Athany S.1.1 n
Kuftne 4.30 .
Southern Pacific
I. I . arle. Atcnl. Phone 3i
R0XY...15C
Phnne fl
rnllilren lc
Tuesday an Weneilay
"Thle" Sale. Jarkie Cooper ill
"When A Fellow
Needs A Friend"
Alo
Our oang fnmulT "Dog 1 life."
"neiiahe Hlndy ileaten.-" ,Vpk
Pally Mat. 1:38. Ere. 1
BIRTHS
NEW ORK, Sept, 37. f AP) The :
atock market sagged In the laet mla-'
utea of trading today, aharea losing
moat of their earlier gains which had
ranged from I to more than 3 polnta.
Trading waa quiet, and largely pro
fessional. Railroad iamiea held better
than the Industrial and utilities, but
prices were Irregular at the close.
Transfers approximated 1,500,000
shares.
Today'a closing prices for 81 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dye. 79 i
Am. csn MM
Am. 4c Fgn. Pow lo?4
A. T. T .112!4
13
64
- H
33 V,
... 18
... 1U4
- an
.... 42
31
n4
..- 31 V,
- 13V
... 39 j
. 35 j
. 23 4 j
4
9
as '4
. 15,
. 3'A
, 31 4
.
. 78
30
, 3 02
Anaconda
Atch. T. i: 8, P
Bendix Avia
Beth. Steel
Chrysler
Coml. Soly .
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont ,...--..-.
Gen, Foods .....
Qen. Mot
Int. Harvest.
f. T. & T
Johns-Man,
Monty Ward
North Amer. ,
Param, Pubiix
Penney (J. C.) ...
Phillips Pet
Hadio
DOGS FOR HUBBY,
AND COIN TO KIN
NEW TORK, Sept. 37. (AP) Mr.
Florence Hunter died leaving $50,000
and eight dogs. Her husband get the
doga, now he want a husband's share
of the estate, Besidea. four of the
dogs were dead when he got them.
In fUing notice today that he would
contest the wttl, Lou la R. Hunter
called attention to the fact that the
wiQ left his wife's estate to blood
relatives, eervente, the Christian Mis
sionary Alliance, the Red Cross Ani
mal Relief and the American Humane
association, and made no provision
for him except for the dogs.
He found four of the dogs dead In
the cellar, he said, and had there
burled In an animal cemetery where
other dogs Mrs. Hunter had owned,
had been burled.
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Prison Sentences
Imposed On Five
ROSEBORG, Ore.. Sept. 27. i API
Penitentiary sentences were Imposed
in the circuit court here today on
five men charged with burglary. Ed
ward I. Bartow, Joe Simmons and
J. J, M rKtriney, all of Azalea, were
sentenced to one year each after
pleading guilty to burglarlssing a
home near Canyonvllle. Earl Lewis
and Elmer Davis drew terms of two
years each for theft from a residence
at Camas valley.
MILTON Valley National bank
opened for business.
TRUCK LINE LOSES
FIGHT ON TAX ACT
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept, ST. (AFi
An opinion landed down today of
TVdetaJ Judges McNary end Pee af
firmed the constttuJlonailtT of the
Oregon motor transportation act. The
opinion was written In the case of
tha Consolidated Jteight Lines against
O, M. Thomas, nubile utilities com'
mlssloner, I. H. Van Twinkle, attorney
generat and Hal E, Hoss, secretary of
state, over the one mill per ton-mile
tax.
The plaintiff alleged the act !o.
iated the 14th amendment.
The court held the tax wm not
ta upon property, but ft charge for
prevtleges. Judge McNary, who wrote
Itv. opinion, said that "as to whether
the charge of 1 mm la conllacaxory,
the state In the exercise of ii police
power may exact reasonable payment
for the use of lt highways and the
amount of trie charge and the method
of collection are left to the state.
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Smoot Optimistic
On Hoover Chance
WASHINGTON, Sept. 37. fAP)
After reporting to President Hoover
upon conditions In Utah, Senator
Smoot said today he believed the
president would carry that state and
"go on to win the nation."
The Otah senator said "the whole
political picture is changing for the
better, as far as the Republican party
la concerned " He said he does not
expect the result la Utah to be "even
close.'
Notice.
Regular Communication ofj
Re&mea chapter, O. E. 9j
Wednesday, September 3
Social night and initiation.
Visiting members welcome.
HATTTB M. AuDSN, Btey.
TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY
POB SALE Hup coups, good condi
tion; license paits. rrsoe j
King.
WANTED Middle afied lady for
housekeeping and caring lor chil
dren. Call 138 Mo, Oaxdaie.
WANTED Experienced housekeeper
to mere home with small samsty.
Oiv age. experience, wages expect
ed; reference. Box 7fi05. Tribune.
FOR SALE O. J. O. pigs from eight
weeks to seven months; also fat
tening hogs. O. V. Myers. Tel. 2S8-J.
A-l STENOGRAPHER, 15 years
perience, reliable, competent, de
sires work of sny kind. Box 1SOS,
Mall Tribune,
CUCUMBERS Boston picMing. Tel.
WANTST amsll car. Must be eheap
for cash, uive price, etc. Box
B0, Mall Tribune.
P.HD weaner pigs. Sox Z, Anderson
creek road, ixuent.
FOR BENT Furnished house, up-
suurs or downstairs, inquire, 701
W. 11th.
WANTED Married man, middle aged.
on cfuse-ia irtui rancn, jsrerysning
furnished. Year around employ
ment. Phono 2SS-J,
PICKLING OTCUMBSHSMra. Soss-
berry. Phone 71S-L.
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ONE GROUP OF FALL FROCKS in
cluding silks and lightweight wools,
on sale this week at Adrienne'a for
tl0.95.
CONTEST, 20 00 worth of lumber
to be given away. For details listen
In on Owen-Oregon Labor association
program, KMED, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenlnga, 7 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
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Card of Thanks,
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy extended us in our recent
bereavement; also for the beautiful
floral offerings. We especially thank
the Neighbors of Woodcraft, Bk and
Rebekah lodges,
Mr. and Mrs. Jf. S. Bennett.
Ethel Bennett,
Cora Carlson.
B, O. Stelger.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
LEE TRACY . . . "THE NIGHT MAYOR"
TOMORROW THSKSBAY
ANOTHER BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM
8MAJ1T NEW FALL COATS on sale
this week at 1 18.85 Adrlenne's.
HAPPY TUESDAY
ladi&L anclGentlimm,-
Happy Tuesday! Ben Bernie and al! the lads
send you greetings. Tonight, at the usual hour,
the good ship Blue Ribbon Malt weighs anchor
from the NBC Studios with the old maestro
at the helm. And, let me ateer you straight.
When it comes to malt extract, choose Blue
Ribbon than which there is none whicher.
Always full three pounds of the hiRhest quality.
The mosta and besta in malt yowsshi
TUNE IN
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TONIGHT AT 9:30
Pacific Time
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and NBC
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Hmi Tonlle RK HARI1 IHX In
"Lost Squadron"
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ON THE BTAOE
S BIG TIME ACTS OF
VAUDEVILLE
TEATURINO
"THE McKOENE TROUPE"
WILLARD HAIL AND OTHER
NATIONALLY FAMOUS VAUDEVILLE AETISTS
AND ON THE SCREEN
It
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mm a Jffiw
it JWklf NO ADVANCE
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wg una
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KENNETH MACKENNA
Surely the Greatest Entertainment
Bargain In Medford
MSmiEKi SSi TODAY
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Coming Tomorrow
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TIME is limited . , .but you csn
stilt Law Round Trip
Eicursion Fares sa the Canadian
Pacific Railway to Eastern United
States end Canada. Daily terries
front Vsncoursr, B. C,
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JS-DAV ROUND-TRIP FARES to J -
points esvst of Chicago nd St. '
1
Louis ire 9ertJv to October 15.
Return limit 5 days, set ticeed
In t Oct. $1.
EXCURSION ROUND-TRIP
FARES are efftctlre ta Oeteiser
IS, siceptinl tickets tt ot
ChiraSo snd St. Louis, which
Kill be on sate September 39.
Return limit October il.
Inqutr about special ioa toath
and inttrmtdiolt iota 19 all
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