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The sun., 1908-05-24
Building News.

The Island Realty Company. Richard Bab-
bage, president, is having plans drawn for a
twenty story otfce building to be erected at
No, 90 Wall street, running through to Nos
so and OF Beaver street. with frontag ges of se I
feet on Wall street, and $751; feet on Beaver
street. with a depth Of about 100 feet The
plot adjoins the Eagle Building at the juno
tion OF Wall, Beaver and Pearl streets.
Plans have been filed with building Super
intendent Murphy for enlargipg the four
story residence or William Bondy at - East
Sixty-seventh street, and making it over
into an American basement dwelling with
brick and Indiana limestone in the style OF the
French Renaissance. finished with second
story ornamental balcony, The interior will
be redecorated In cabinet trim and the build
ing will be equipped with an elevator The
projected improvements are TO cost SIS 600
William w. Knowles is the architect. 1
ASel s. Hedman, architect for Receiver
+. w. Whitridge OF the Third Avenue IA lroad
Company. has filed plans for Temodelling the
old two story repair shops Of the company
on East Sixty-ffth street. installing an ele-
vator. and plans have been filed also for re-
modelling the three topmost floors of the ten
story chemical laboratories at the corner of
Laight and Washington streets, owned by the
made for Fairchild Brothers 4 Foster. as
lessees.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
reported yesterday comprise two six story
fats to be erected at No. 30 to 90 West t42d
street for p. j. Kane as owner, at O cost OF
$40, 600. Fred c, Browne is the architect.
The Bronx plans FOR new buildings comprise
q two story and attic dwelling on Perry avenue
south Of Woodlawn road. TO cost sa.s0o.
The sun., 1908-05-24
HUDSON Riyer Prouerty.

One of the best evidences Of the growing
popularity of Hudson River property is
% asssinss. pobbs S Ferry o and 4rdsisy. % bur- a.
been erected IL this small section. land and at THE the
particularly. the country is dotted With new new
houses. Most Of them are high class de-
tached dwellings. The two family. house
sbs and ths house haye not
there prohibit these types Of buildings. From
the land sales sales made IN the last three weeks
buying there buys for home. not for specuia-
tion.., and construction work follows the
sans SSha AZ ss
The divs1sisy Of scenery along shs Hudson
ons V whsps Ss hah as
merge into eaoh other, at Piernhont. On the
hillside Of the west bank. overlooking tho
~ Hudson: ts d stands Fort Comfort Inn; The Foads
kept In excellent condition. The hotel issur-
rounded by lawns terminating on tho water
side In h 2 beach that M slopes gradually for q
TWENTY-FIVE miles, from New, York. It is
reached by the Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey with forty. -four trains daily. A fine
fs 70 fGsa wSs sss NgsSf ferry
IRON |, .he h Eastern shore q The Hudson.
PSlhismus SSlddsmith Of Nyacs are de-
the Hudson called Glenbrook Park. on the
Mountain: The park covers about twenty
not less than half an acre each. are sold under
restrictions which win maintain the high
character q the property. Surrounding
New York business men who maintain all
year round residences.
The sun., 1908-05-24
AUSTRIA'S DOUBLE COINAGE.
How the Unwary Stranger Is Cheated-sys.
tom to he CHANGED.

Vienna corrsspondence Pail Mall Gazette.
Every tourist who comes to Vienna com
plains Of the stupid double coinage system
which he finds here Of "guldens and kronen
and "kreuzers and hellers.
Some eleven years ago the monetary Unit
was changed from forms Tor guldens, lis. Sd }
to crowns tiod,. but the adoption OF the lat
ter was not made compulsory. The result has
been that the two coins have been in use side
by side as monetary standard. Strangers,
and residents too for that matter. could net
tell whether the prices marked up in shop
windows meant forms or crowns. a condition
which led to a good deal of petty cheating,
especially Of the unwary stranger.
II was curious that in Vienna so many shop
keepers preferred to retain the old system,
when In places like Carlsbad and Marienbad
the crown was universally used and no men,
ton was ever made OF horins
Now the Ministry Of Finance has issued a
decree that after July the crown and heller.
the hundredth part of crown. shall be
used for all transactions. and anybody at
tempting to retain the old standard OF forms
will be liable to prosecution. By this decree
the Ministry win have earned the gratitude
Of many thousands Of visitors to Vienna and
Austria.
The sun., 1908-05-24
Long island.

Frederick Fog 4 CO. ..hsxe sold for Edwsrd
Theatre at Arverne, MY,
The Clifton Construction Company has
sold No. ets CRESCENT street. between Csrpelia
street and Broadway. Astoria. Long Island
City. q two family brick house, on lot i9xfO0,
TO Samuel Fried 6t al.
Desmond Dunno, president OF the Desmond
Dunno Company OF Brooklyn, has sold to
the Country Mvesting Company of Fifth
Great Neck, L. r. at 400 an ACRE. The
ing q frontage OF 1000 feet on the bay and 1000
4 1000 feet on the main road. The Country
Investing Company will lay out tho thirty
acre plece into lots, contracts having already
been lot for outing. through streets. laying
sidewslks. water and gas mains and building
nile PaIla fSH% fsn ths rs!lsssd jsfaasl A. L9es
entire North Shore diyialon OF the J.. 1. r. r.
e under vsy so s.n be. completed BY the
time the tunnel 10 ready for use.
spplied 20 the Boasd OF Estlmate for On ap-
preparation Of sss, 900 TO place the FIRE depart
ment TN the Third ward Of Queens on paid
basis. This. move Ia strongly favored by the
RscEef hex f1rirify ~ Rsslty S4mpgny A. y Si!l
paid hfe department y ~ nsopftise 40
The sun., 1908-05-24
HOW RATS MOVE EGGS. |
Taking OIL From q Bottie--Getting FIGS
From o Table. t..N-
From the Scotsmdn.


Strange as the story may appear Of rats
removing hens eggs from the bottom to the
top of house by one fellow lying on his back
and erasping tightly his ovoid burden with
his forepaws. while his comrades. drag him
away by the tail. have no reason to disbes
lieveit. have seen two brown rats accom-
plsh the feat from stair to stair In q farm
house in Banffshre, the f1rst anxious rodent
pushing the egg up on its hind leg. and tho
second assistant lifting 1t UP with its foreS
legs. 1t was the best athletic feat I ever witt
messed, but 1t is not out Of the common. ID
The rat will extract the cotton from haak
Of Flor ence oil. dipping in his long tall and
repeating the maneuvre until he has con-
sumed all that can be reached
have found humps OF sugar in deep
drawer at distance Of thirty feet from the
place where the petty larceny was oom-
mitted. and a friend once saw rat mount
table on which drum OF figs was fixed and
straightway tip IL over, scattering its con-
tents on the floor below. where score OF hin
expectant brethren sat watching for the
Windfall ..r- -. = 4 ..iG
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE PORT.
Serving the Drink In Native Cafe-WheR0
We Get Our Mocha and Java.

From Seribmer's Magazine.
just over the nearest roofs on the SHADY
side OF the blazing. white walled street that
meanders through the centre of the town
Is the "Cafe Commercial" 1t 10 plain little
place. with a sanded floor and tables between
which walters are always carrying little
coffee pots, In one is hot-milk and In the
other what comes very close to being the
best coffee In the world. 'tls
You drop down at one of these tables.
on which little Sevres cups are always watt
ing. drop a tiny spoonful Of the damp native
sugar In one Of them, wave hand In a bored,
tropical way. and the waiter. without ques-
tion. hllsit. just as Thousands Of other walters
are doing at that moment in Sac Paulo and
Rio and Bahia and Recife and other towns
along this stearny coffee coast. -
Then you gaze out at the shimmering
white wall across the way, watch the coffee
agents--German. British, Yankee, Portuguese
bargaining with EACH other In the open
street. hear from behind the warehouses
the hoarse braying Of steamer Just backing
out into the stream Tor Europe or South
Africa or the States. sip what seems the
very distillation Of tropical sunshine and
luxuriance, and feel somehow as though
you were at tho very centre OF the world.
For in a way you are. The chances ara
a good many to one that the brew which
warns the arctic explorer, wakes up the
Kansas farm hand. or ends some exquisite
Partisan dinner CAME In gunnysack down
the road from Sac Paulo to Santos-the
small round berries, Mocha. the large fiat
ones Java-and was carried aboard ship
on the back Of big buck negro. Practically
all Of the coffee the Western world uses comes
from Brazil Seventy per cent. Of the world p
coffee grows there. In some years--such as
1906 for instance when nearly fourteen
million sacks-over one and one-helf billion
The sun., 1908-05-24
New Jersey.

Since the announcement last week of a
new four track electric road to be built on
o poS sSa 20
tWsnty have sssn sold and IN view %0os o
By the Leonap asshs Land
having plans prepared for number Of new
fspd oRs h %
srss sss and Hsts d1s Street Of ash
Y is but q twelve minute ride after leaving
Mssss sS s sSs s Tss & Ny the
this city WHO intend baiIdins homes 'tae there. e.
sroand There are stations % Of he se'f Erie fa and ind
West Shore railroads within q few minutes
walk and the locality is considered the most
q the paiisades The view embrsees sn speS sGt
did scenery on all sides and the best ideals Of
reaiized. The tunnels and improved railroad
service have brought Norwood and the'sur-
section Of SdpRer Berger co%qPty
Norwood Suburban Home and Land Com.
pany to arrange for a service Of special trains
One q % the finest of high GLASS surburban
At Enslewood. h, The property Of 4; A. Hutch.
tract on the westerly slope Of the Palisades.
wood Golf Club ana q few minutes from
e' New G1 oss 70 h sss.s ss
BY express on the trains Of The Northern
Charles ". Lssvi JT, and tho class Of pSo HOUSES
villa sites range In eize from 100 feet front
The sun., 1908-05-24

FIFTH AvENUE.-Ne rotations are under
stood 70 b just about ciqsed for the sale
ESrry so STSns S q hs oTRsr
lam a. Wits sons % II fhs paepsrsy S'eps 8, s, COM
ist' c S gs cs.s :sisE sTsSs G aSI Ss
mont e now resident Of Washington. D. G.
sold No. 81 west seventeentS street. "a a
ssn story ssoss aed tE of ~ building on plot
The i,, b buyer gives Brooklyn property In
EIGHTY EIGHTH STREET, Leroy coven.
.od N Sn sS %s.: rish Sohn KTa9
9 three story ana basement brownstone
front dwelling, on lot 1e.sxi0o.s.
THE BRONX l--Smith 4 Phelps have sold
lew ,ss IA Ss sy = se Sa.ses Il ri fss Rsq I
story nats Z. Nos. tso and .ss East fsatS
rt on ps Ss oo. as a ,Ssy sSsys sss sss ss
Of Boston road, ieo feet north OF .i6sth
street. Issxi2Ixls4xlsl. with an old frame
tSe tSnsIon nof thereon mr. LnoR VII erect on
AQUEDyCT AyENUE:..J. Romaipe Brown
q plot Of four lots on the north side Of issth
svsnSe SS 70 ss Meiernen Sho Vi S i@.
ner Deane represented the buyer.
14eTH STREET, Simon 4 Atlas have sold
at No. 4eo East ilsth street. on plot sssxioo.
VICTOR STREET. 4 Co. have sold
the plot. 50xioo. on the west side OF Victor
street. s95 feet west OF Morris Park avenue.
Two two family houses will be erected on
the property.
AvENUE.-Capt. w. A. Wal
ters has sold for John J. Frewen. the lot.
ne s on sss as nob SIDE ID ss.s e sas
Island. .
The sun., 1908-05-24
Miscellaneous.

Fifty.fourth street Mr. Peabody owns No. 80
adjoining at the southwest corner of Mad
Alder {. Muttart is the buyer of No. ia
West Seventy-frst street.
De selding Bros. and 9; W. prennap nego-
street for the Charlton Contract Company.
Pease Il Elliman have leased No. i07 East
West Tenth street for Alfred j, Cammeyer;
No. 40 West Forty street for DIR, Jane
way. and for Robert Goelet his garage at No.
The Nc cviokar, Gailard Realty Company
has leased for Wilbur F. Wakeman to William
H, Spelman for twenty one years the buildings
The lessee will make extensive alterations and
occupy q portion of the premises.
AfthSr l9h Fischer G has leased No l4s East
Marie Broglet; No. 100 East Fiftieth street for
Goldberg 4 Greenberg to Mary Faytaek: the
nue. to Mrs, Wiler and ca Krocher. and the
north store in No. es4 Sixth avenue to G, Jen-
ninger. ,
OF years for the New York Central and Hudr
son River Railroad Company No. 80 East
NO ghf Gss4 Sesd Rss sss sa
Nostrand avenues, Brooklyn, four story
double nat. for George J. Smith to Felix
: Be seidilg Bres. through G. W. brennan,
Elshsh :, ayyssnue. venue. Brooklyn, on lot 2oxss.s.
Nearly ali the prominent building con-
tractors and real estate men were present
at the dinner given in honor OF francis
H. Kimball, the architect, at Delmonico & on
Thursday. The celebration was In honor
Of the man who designed the City Investing
Building, and was given by those engaged
In its construction: John H.. Shipway, the
marble expert. who devised and carried
to successful completion the grand arcade,
was chairman OF the committee having the
af1air In charge.
The St. Regis Hotel has been pictured for
some time by imaginative writer's as the
most expensive hotel In New y ork. The
management has been for some time en-
deavoring to counteraot this false impression
and giving actual figures to prove that this
comfortable hotel Is no higher in its charges
than first class hotels generally. These fig-,
ures ought to put an end to the misleading
reports Of millionaire exclusiyeness and
exofbitant charges of the st. Regis
Edgar 4 Curtis have leased the Underhill
place at Mount Kisco to j. L, Spingarn: the
!. <. King house at Ridsefeld. Conn, to ]
Cleveland: the Clarke house at Mdgefeld.
known at "wayside Cottage" to Walter {.
Wyokoif, and the following sales at Ridge
field, Conn: The Morris estate to client Tor
occupancy and the property known as Keeler's
Ridge, containing about 200 acres of farm
and woodland Also the sae for the Wheeler
estate of a large tract Of land fronting on
Bantam Lake. Litchfejd. Conn, to z, W.
SimonS
The sun., 1908-05-24

besn bad week--with tho other fellow. Of
'course--you can buy at price that you'd
never dream OF proposing yourself.
-He's only too glad to bring up bis figures
on any terms that give him q shadow Of
profit-wish no profit at all II he's bad
enough In. When II comes 10 selling you
must catch your man at the climax Of q
healthy week Of big sales and rattling
prices- Then you can ask a fgure--and
get it--that to think OF would give yoa
oold feet another day
Sunday? No, never talk business on
Sunday. The other fellows fooling you.
He's giving you his waste time 10 keep
you In good humor. He doesn't want TO
offend you that's all; he's not taking you
seriously and you'll never land him.
The sun., 1908-05-24
Broadway- flusninr wes.rnorelapd and Doug

br0nqway- fiushfng 9 ,Westrnorelard ana DOUG
;. Ths bansajoy has Of isie been growing in
summer sss This typs ~ Srsil.ns d par.
Si Long s Island. at sSosshaTn. % wSsrs ths
end S% rolling SSSsaSs a % fSSnE nss Sss ss%
York, WHO fret realized the natural advanI
tages 9f the place for that character 2f dwell
MS SrSsa sessndas n
S;shs SSs;sshsn , and with With long French windows ana
bafdais has Rs',dsss; aiWsys been an ideal place
Holllns's. Tayiors and others. bear testimony
roads kept II oer e ysar FOUND Which I
attractive TO motorists The time is near az
hspd when this home section will BE- ... reached
The third rail ELECTRIC service on the Hemp
which viii 20 into erect next Tuesday. VIII
make the trip from the Nassau Boulevard
station at Garden City Estates to Well street 10
schedule. One OF the most. prominent
women's clubs in New York is going down by
trsn t e visit the prOggty s b Sody S.
denns denim n Ss ooanspS 81
reports it's most active week OF the season,
rail service through Floral Park TO Hemp;
Interest in the nlpany's villa development
is also reached by third raj. trains, invest
nent activity was marked. A total OF Atty
one lots, com prising thirteen plots, were
sold at Floral Park 20 thirteen investors
Mrs. Jennie A. Mccarthy purchased plot
iooxles. on Floral Parkway: William Saunders
9 plot, l20xlOO. on Carnation avenue. and
Leo pemp plot, iOoxio0, on Walnut street,
At Valley Stream the McCorm ack company
sold twelve plots totalling thirty-three lots,
to A. Meyer, L. Boisset, B. Burke and nine
other investors.
The original Elmhurst, founded by the
Cord Meyer Company In 1895, covered. a
tract Of 100 lots, Of which 1000 lots have
been sold. while 500 houses have been built
upon them. The cost Of these dwellings
ranges from $1,000 to $4,000 eachr As .fts
name implies. Elmhurst Is a grove in which
the trees, mostly maple, set out at distance
Of twenty-five feet apart have grown to
large size. The streets have paved walks
on either side. The Joining OF Queens to
Manhattan by the Pennsylvania tunnel and
shs opening Of the, Belmont subway. make
haitian merely a matter Of minutes. Next
to proximity to the business centre. already
secured to Elmhurst by the Long Island
Railroad with it's eghtyfour. trains day,
The sun., 1908-05-24
Dreams and Nightmares.
From ihe Lddv's Realm.

FTOVI Utt LuuV WtuUW,
Many Of our commonest dreams are occa-
stoned by bodily conditions or surroundings
Loosened sheets at the foot Of the bed on a
cold night soon deposit a sleeperis feet In
rivers or snow banks. just as q second helping
at dinner or tendency TO lie on one 3 back In
spooks
Certain evidence on this point was collected
IN Dr. q, Stanley Walls psychological lab.
testimony. From this II would appear that
children prefer animaIs for their pightniere4s
wha,sreas a,s Adalts incline toward burgisres
The sun., 1908-05-24
Recipes for Long Hfc.
F,om the Westminster Gasstts.

Thomas Kelly Of Ballygawley. County
Tyrone, who at 107 climbed ladder and re-
paired his own roof, s the latest centenarian
to give to the world his recipe for old age.
which is made up Of plain food. early risngs
hard work. a sparing use OF aloohais
plenty of fresh mountain air.
Mrs Mary Bradley attributed her good
health at i0I to her lifelong indulgence In
daily cold bath. Miss Eliza Works ats1o5
said, Il attribute my long ltfe to teulre!4ts
milk, i never ate sweetmeats or drank tea
or coffee" no
The sun., 1908-05-24
Coming Auction Sales.
MONDAY, MAY 3.
RY .Insenh y. Day.

l2ed street No. 2l7, north side. EOS feet east OF
Third avenue. 25xioo H. four story tenement; Max
Greenbaum vs. Samuel KAplan ct al. l.. j. Rotctt,
attorney: g, Il. Weller. referee; due, on Judgment
subject g taxes, &c., szss.iE sdbjsct 70
s.. Nissoiss avenue, No. 74a east side. iss.,,
The sun., 1908-05-24

iess south OF llssh street az continue zsx100 two
.tofy brick dwsllinI =. D. Bovine We, L r. Berg
b. Trusx referee; due on Judgment. Sis.5os.s1:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-09-04
SOME BARGAIN POINTERS
News Notes From the Business
Men to Ren ders.

DIR. Flanagan.
Physician and Dentist.
Go to Corun for Plumbing
J. L. Peterson, Pioneer Insurance Man.
NJ. Clemens Prescription Druggist.
A splendid line OF Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron't
kindergarten and Primary VIII re-.
open September IA at All @ st. s.2s 2t
Dewitt's Carbolizeu Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for piles
Sold by Model Drug Store. 4.3 l3.
Alfred Letcher, Registered Optom.
etrist and Jeweler in Dixon sold stand,
Front street. Eyes tested free.
In selecting your piano teach for
this winter you will find Il the most
economical TO secure the most expert.
enced. Prof. Rowell has had 25 years
successful teaching experience. See
him aud get the best. S.28 II
Malleable Steel ranges sold on easy
payments at the Hair.Riddle Hdw
Co.'S.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-09-04
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.

On the coming Sabbath. September
9Th, Rev. Robert Leslie, former pastor
of the church, will occupy the pulpit
both moning and evening This will
be pleasing announcement to the
numerous friends Of DIR. Leslie, who still
hold warm place in their hearts for
him. and who will doubtless turn out
in large numbers to greet and to hear
him speak. 1t is safe to say that he
will present the old fashioned gospel
in his accusi omed earnestness and
vigor, for the Doctor has lost none of
his spiritual enthusiasm with the
approach Of age 1t should be- noted in
this connection that the morning ser.
Woe will begin at 10 80 and the Sun.
day School will convene A II AS.
The evening service will be at 8
O'Clock as usual.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-09-04
WHAT THE KETTLE SINGS.

Kettle, oh, kettle, get onto your job,
Sing US q song from your perch on the hob.
kettle (see poets) should blithesomely
No matter justwhat; give US any old thing.
What shall I sing about-whst shall 1t
be2"
Kettle, oh, kettle, Just sing about tea.
n I've heated the water for many brand,
I've sampled the tea-leaves from many
~. snuffed at their SAVIOR and tasted the
brew,
and 1 like CHASE & sANBoRN's the
best, honest truel" "
kettle, oh, kettle, now why do you blow
or this kind % stoutly-and how do yok
know7
I've seen 'em uncurl when the waters
been hot,
eslsasing their fragrance and spice in the
pot,
Zach l..t like q jsalou'iy elut'hsd little
That held a rich gift from the far Orient
I've seen 'em diffuse al their richness
there stored
a my spout its libation upon them has
poured,
pvs shifted the bouquet through my long,
eager nose,
And know it's as sweet as the 0rient-land
rose.
And I say once again, and you listen to me,
y sure CHASE & SANB0RN import all
your tea"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-09-04
LOCAL EVENTS.

- t-s-SSSS
: Fru Cans at Hsir- Riddle Hdw On.
One Of Newt McGrew's fine cows
died last Monday niRht.
S'sndard cement any quality at
"a. 25 a barrel at Grants Pass Hdw Co.
s 2S 2t
A license TO wed was issued bv
County Clerk Cheshire yesterday
morning to Audley G. White and Miss
Grace E. Bunch.
b. F. Banks beTan tearing down
his old restaurant building on East G
street last Friday preparatory TO The
erection Of their new 3.story hot |.
Excavation will begin for the new
structure at once.
County Surveyor Fred Msusch and
Ms Mensch were given a pleasant
surprise at their home last Friday
night by about S5 of their neighbo 8.
various social games furnished Ell.
tertsiument during the evening and
watermelons were served as refresh.
ments
Got no horn to toot, but got best
buggy on earth, the Jchn Decree. p.
Hardware Co. S.2S ct
Wednesday evening of last week
the s-yeaI old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cheshire fell over little
wagon while at play and sustained
what is known as "preer. stick"
fra cture of the right shou der aud is
now confined to the bed with the in.
jured member in plaster of paris cast.
She is getting along nicely. however.
This is indeed the harvest time in
Southern Oregon, for the stores are
full Of fresh fruits Of all kinds-ap.
pies. pears, peaches, plums, black.
berries, strawberries and melons of
all kinds while the FARMERS are busy
putting up alfalfs and other hay, to
say nothing of vegetables of all kinds
The canning season is now on and
You should get your cans and fruit
jars Of the Grants Pass Hardware Co.
S.2S Ct
Prof. Stanton Rowell of the Front
street music store and George Her.
riott who has been operating the NOV
ing picture machine at the Bijou
theater recently. purchased the Elec.
trio Theater recently opened here by
the Beleu brothers Of Albany. The
new management took possession last
Friday night. and the Beleus re-
urned to Albany.
AS the result Of an advance of two
cents per thousand gallons demanded
the Rogue River Water Co. the
Southern Pacific railroad company
has decided to furnish its own water
and the company now has gang Of
men at work on a large we'll west of
the round house. This we'll and reser.
voir when finished will be 20 feet
square and 40 feet deep. The railroad
compsny's bill has been averaging
about 800 per month and they have
decided that 1t would be more eco
nomical and more satisfactory to put
in plant OF their own and thus be
independent of the water company.
This will also mean a decrease in
the business of the water company
of something like s240O for the year.
These cool evenings remind us that
we must have heating stoves. Get
them Of the Grants Pass Hardware Co.
82S 2t