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M rs. C. H. W ith ro w of K la m a th ' Mr. an d M rs. T h e o d o re L o c k -’
1 ’ F a lls is r e tu r n in g to h e r hom e h a rt, Mr. a n d M rs. P . D unn and
j to d a y a f te r a th re e m o n th s s ta y Mr. M o rris a tte n d e d th e show ,
I a t th e C o lum bia H o tel in th is ! “ J ig g s in I r e la n d ” piay*?d a t th e
I city .
_ . th e C ra te ria n T h e a tre in M edford
la s t ev en in g .
D o n 't m iss th e S alem -A sh lan d
! g am e to n ig h t. T h e lo ca ls a r e p r im - . H e re From Hornbrook—
' is ,to rs
! ed fo r a h a rd tu s s le to n ig h t a t th e
M rs. S. R. E b e rly of H o rn b ro o k
Mr. a n d M rs. R alp h B ow ea o t, A
.
134-1« is a m o n g * th e o u t-o t’-s ta te nasi-
M edford a re sp e n d in g th e w eek-j
d o n ts
re g is te re d
a t th e H otel
< ud a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
B usiness V isitor —
A sh lan d . S h» is sh o p p in g in th is
O rv ille Sw eet of L a u re l s t r e e t . !
R ic h a rd N o rris o f Port'.a<nd is c ity fo r a few day«.
in A sh la n d to d a y
a tte n d in g to
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B ig B irth d a y S ale B a rg a in s.
b u sin e ss.
A t H o tel—
M cN air B ros.
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A m ong th o s e re g is te re d a t th e
L e t us fre sh e n
up t h a t la s t H o te l* A s h la n d
a r e G eorge
B.
V isitin g Her«*—
y e a r ’s s u it. W e clean th e o d o r-j G ray etnd w ife, S e a ttle ; J a c k A.
M rs. A n n a H oxie of S e a ttle , less w ay. P a u ls e r u d ’s. P h o n e 119. j G reen, San F ra n c isc o , A. H. Nye,
W a sh in g to n , is in A sh la n d v is­
130— tf S e a ttle ; Roy N. W itt an d w ife ’
itin g a t th e hom e of Mrs. C la ire
.
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Spokane, J . P. D u g en , C leveland,
A.'inard of th e p la z a .
H ere from H ornbrook—
i O hio; J.
A. Cole,
C leveland,
M rs. W ade L. M oore of H o rn -! O hio; a n d P. S. F ry e , Salem .
You a re w elcom e to c o m p a re b ro o k is in A sh la n d fo r a s h o rt '
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m y A u to m o b ile r a te s w ith any tim e sh o p p in g .
CHINESE WITHDRAW
o ilie r r a te s in J a c k s o n o r J o s e ­
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FROM OPIUM MEET
p h in e C o u n ties; you c a n be th e On Busin«*»?—
_______,
J u d g e . P h o n e 21. Yeo, of co u rse.
H. C. E p p e rso n of L os A n g e 'e s ,
G EN EV A , F eb. 7. — T h e Chi-1
» A t t t tftDíÑGg
Charge Father With
Poisoning Child
NAVY REPLIES TO
MITCHELL CHARGES
vices. M orning su b je c t, “ Q uit You
L ike Men, Be S tro n g ,” e v en in g
su b je c t, ‘‘I K now H im W hom I
H ave B eliev ed .” T h e re w in be
! sp ecial m usic by th e c h o ru s ch o ir,
j The» e v e n in g serv ice w ill be e v a n ­
g e listic w ith a n o p e n in g i?ong s e r­
vice. Com e a n d help to sin g th e
so n g s you lik e to sing. A ll a re
c o rd ia lly in v ited to a ll th e m e e t­
in g s a t th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h .
in g w ith th is people. T he c h ib
dr\?n's c h u rc h is a, g re a t success.
Th© la rg e s t a tte n d e n c e la s t S u n ­
d ay since its s ta rtin g . D atge n u m ­
bers a tte n d p ra y e r m eetin g s.
B ible school, 9 :4 5 a. in., Y oung
p e o p le ’s serv ices 6 :1 5 p. im ., fol­
low ed
by
p re a c h in g
services.
(Other a n n o u n c e m e n ts in. th e b u l­
le tin .
D on’t fo rg e t th a t we p ray fo r
th e sick a f te r every service. M any
a r e ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of th is and
b ein g healed .
B. C. M ille r,' P a s to r
at
We have more
■ras
za» f i g g a t i Mon
SALE NOW ON!
VALENTINE
sweetheart, s i s t e r or
friend.
Make • • vour valentine re-
membranee more appre­
ciated by sending flowers.
No m atter where you
want them delivered, we
can telegraph the order.
Phone 118
HATCHER
“ The F lorist”
1O7O Boulevard
O pen on S u n d a y — W e D eliver
"S a y I t W ith F lo w e rs ”
Cominsr-
SUNDAY äiid MONDAY
10c
00«*
1O<*
McNair Bros.
Now is the time to get
a fine watch at a very
low price.
E lgin’s. Special R.
Watch, 8 adjustments, 21
jeweled; Sells at $55.00
to $57.50. Our price d ar­
ing this sale _____ $45.00
A wonderful line of Ivory
goods, ¿n the latest styles
and colors, in full sets and
odd pieces.
21 jeweled Hamilton, same
style, 5 position, Special
$57.00
Regular price $75.00
Clocks and silverware;
our prices attract atten­
tion anti make sales dur­
ing the next few days.
Johnson’s Jewelry
You Cant Beat Ihis
VX THEN you pay your household bills,
W C. O. D. packages and all general ex*
STORE
penses w ith Protectu checks, you are sure
that the amount of the check is protected
from being raised, if by accident your check
is lost and may pass into the hands of either
an amateur or professional check raiser.-
W ith the Protectu system, you ran make your
check proof against check raising. This check has
a series of numbers lithographed in indelible ink on
the end of the check. By a cutting device, the end
of the check is cut or tom when the check is made
out so that the highest amount indicated on the
margin represents the maximum limit of the check
JOHN-MANSVII.LE ASBESTOS ROOFS ,
Fire proof A built up roof lias three layers of asbestos on the roof—You
can put a sample ol this roof in the stove and take out three sheets of asbes­
tos It we should ever have a great fire in Ashland, our inflaniable roofs
would augment it.
We have arranged to supply our customers
with Protectu checks and a Protectu folding
pocket cover with cutter attached as shown in
illustration. Others who wish to avail them­
selves of its use may call at our bank and re­
ceive them by opening an account in this bank.
We do this as a m atter of duty following our
long established policy of providing our de­
positors with the best possible service in every
department.
THE GREATER THE INVESTMENT,
THE GREATER NEED FOR THE BEST
ROOF MONEY CAN BUY—
There is a small charge for Protectu COVERS,
hut the specially prepared cheeks are furnished
FREE.
People like, the F irst National Bank of Medford—the State Rank of Oregon
—The Domestic Laundry—believe in asbestos roofing—WHY NOT YOU:’
'
60c
13<-
13<*
30c
30c
at Special prices.
That is the reason property owners want
-
$1.00 M ineral Oil
15c S u lp h u r, 8 oz.
25c Epsom S a lts 16 oz.
75c R u b b in g A lcohol
60c W itch H azel
25c G lycerin an d Rose
W a te r ...........
$1.00 Aspe,rin T a b lets
35c A sp erin T a b lets
fered in this sale,
An asbestos roof would he worth hundreds of dollars in case of real fire
danger.
A play that sparks with the electricity of
youth, that glows with the exuberance of emotions,
that is jmignant with pathos and bubbling with
humor.
$1.00 J u e re v e F a c e Po. 60c
5 b c J o n te e l C ream s ..... 30c
50c “ 9 3 ” H a ir T onic ... 30«-
35c S h av in g C ream ........ .23«*
50c L em on C ocoa R u tte r 80c
25c H a rm o n y T o ilet
C ream .......................
10c
60c R exall S h av in g
L otion
.................
30c
25c J o n te e l T alcum ..... 1Oc
fine watches of­
It Pays to Buy The Best
THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME”
PURETEST
PRODUCTS
TOILET ARTICLES
than seventy-five
May McAvoy n'farntsb
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
F IN IS H IN G TO NIG HT
*
T ra n sfo rm in g
V ision.”
J u n io r
C h ristia n E n d e a v o r a t 4 p. m.
C h ristia n E n d e a v o r a t 6 :3 0 . E v en ­
in g serv ice
a t 7 :3 0 ;
s u b je c t,
“ W h a t is a C h ris tia n .” P la y e r
m e e tin g e v e ry W ed n esd ay e v e n ­
ing a t 7 :3 0 . T he public is c o r­
d ia lly in v ited to a ll th e s e s e r­
vices
in
th e
C o n g re g a tio n a l
C h u rch .
W A SH IN G TO N , F eb. 7.— T he
nav y to d a y rep lied to G e n e ral
W illiam M itc h e ll’s c h a rg e s of in ­
efficiency in h a n d lin g w a r tim e
a v ia tio n p la n s in one w ord.
It
w as ‘ b u n k ” . C lim ax in g a h e a te d
session of th e special h o u se com ­
mittee« in v e s tig a tin g a ir c r a f t c o n ­
d itio n s, C a p ta in Jo h n s o n , a s s is t­
Th«* Land m ark M issionar) B aptist
a n t c h ie f of th e n a v a l a ir service
Church of The N axarene
C h u rc h a t th e “ W iinter G a rd e n ”
d en ied M itc h e l.’s. c h a rg e s, and d e ­
F o u rth an<l C S tre e ts
o r M em orial H all.
nied M itchell w as q u a lifie d to
M orn in g S erv ices: S u n d ay
S unday school a t 1 0 :0 0 u. m.
sp e ak ejs h e did.
9 :4 5 ; P re a c h in g , 1 1 :0 0 .
P re a c h ln g a t 11 a. m. an d 7 :3 0
E v e n in g : Y oung P eoples m e e t­
P. m.
F
irst
Church
o
f
Christ
Scien
tist
PH RO PH ETESS FA IL S TO
ing,
6 :3 0 ;
P re a c h in g ,
7 :3 0 .
P io n e e r Ave., S outh
GUESS EN D O F WORLD P r a y e r m e e tin g W e d n esd a y e v e n ­
S
u
n
d
a y serv ices a t 11 o'clock.
(C o in u n u e d fro m p a g e 1.)
Tin* First Baptist Church
in g , 7 :3 0 . Y oung p eoples p ra y e r-
S u b je c t of lesson “ S p irit.” S unday
S ervices w ill be held in T he
mefating F rid a y evening.
of th e w orld.
School a t 10 o ’clock. W ed n esd ay
Odd
F ellow s H all.
S u n d ay
A ll a r e c o rd ia lly in v ited to a t ­
e v e n in g »meeting a t 8 p’ clock.
D r. B. F u llm e r, le a d e r of th e
School,
9
:4
5
;
P
re
a
c
h
in
g
.
1 1 :0 0 ;
te n d o u r services.
R e a d in g Room open d a ily from 2
refo rm e d A d v e n tists h e re d e c la r­
O. R. f e e d e r . P a s to r
S u b je c t: “ T he A biding V e rities
u n til 5 p. m ., e x c ep tin g S u n d ay s
ed to n e w sp a p e rm e n to d ay th a t
of th e C h ristia n L ife.”
1 and h o lid ay s.
i th e fa ith of M rs. R ow an'S follow ­
C o rre c tio n : In th e new s a rtic le
T
rin
ity
E
p
isco
p
al
C
liu
rrh
e rs "would n o t be s h a k e n by th e
of
y e ste rd a y th e w ord, “ w o rsh ip .”
l a ilu r e of th e e a rth to com e to Vicair th e R ev. P . K. H am m ond
sh
o
u ld h av e been
“ o w n e rsh ip ”
F
irst.
C
o
n
g
re
g
a
tio
n
a
l
O
u
tr
c
h
H oly C om m union a t 8 a. m.
an e n d on sch ed u led tim e, and
W. J u d s o n O ld f.o 'd . M in ister
and th e se n te n c e rea d in g . “ T his
th a t th e y w ould still c o n tin u e to C h u rch School a t ‘ 9 :4 5 . M orning
B
o
u
le
v
a
rd
an
d
M
ain
s
tre
e
t.
a p p e a rs to be th e only w ay to
i b eliev e t h a t th e “ second com ing S erv ice a n d S erm on a t 11.
S
u
n
d
a
y
school
a
t
9
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5
a.
m
.,
w
ith
s e ttle d e fin ite ly an d fin a lly th e
E v e n in g S ervice a n d A d d ress on
of C h r is t” is n o t f a r d is ta n t.
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la
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s
fo
r
all
g
ra
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s
a
n
d
ages.
m a tte r of o w n e rsh ip , e tc .”
M rs. R ow an re fu s e d to m ak e “ AbrU ham L in c o ln ” a t 7 :3 0 .
!
B
rin
g
y
o
u
r
B
ible.
M
orn
in
g
ser-
M. S. W OO DW ORTH,
a s ta te m e n t w hen h e r sc h ed u le d , S tra n g e rs an d v isito rs c o rd ia lly
’ vice a t
11; s u b je c t,
“ I s a ia h ’s
A ctin g P a sto r.
w
elcom
e.
“ e n d of th e w o rld ” failed to a p ­
p e a r, a n d sh e .in stru c te d h e r fol­
F irst B ap tist Church
lo w e rs to re fu s e to ta lk w hen a p ­
“
W
h
a t is O u r R eal
G o a l? ”
p ro a c h e d by in te rv ie w e rs.
T h em e
fo r
Sunday
m o rn in g ,
“ W h a t a re You G oing to do A bout
I t ? ” i‘ ubj'?ct fo r S u n d ry evening.
L a st S u n d a y e v e n in g v.*e had
a re m a rk a b le service. T h e house ,
22ND ANNUAL BIRTHDAY
w as fu ll a n d m an y w ere a t th e ■
a lta r . Tw o p ro fe sse d J e s u s as th e ir '
S avior.
M any are- te s tify in g to
th e h e a lin g pow er of Je su s." Som e
w ho h a v e com e to c ritic is e have
been convinced t h a t God is w ork -
T h e S to n e C h u rc h
75c Touted Face Powder and Soap
50c
C o rn e r 5 th a n d E h st M ain
T he F u ll F o u r S q u a re G ospel of
J e s u s C h rist th e Son of God, Sal-
STATIONERY
RUBBER GOODS
NO CLEVERER
vatiefn, H e a le r, B atism w ith th e
H oly S p irit, a n d h is S econd com ­
$1.00 S ym phony L aw n 67«
$2.50 K a n tle a k H ot W a te r
ing.
50c O riol F a b ric ............ 20c
b o ttle o r F o u n ta in Svr-
•
could be purchased than
$1.00 A ra b e sq u e L a rg e
S ervices. S u n d a y school 1 0 :0 0
inge ........................... $1 .ON
E n v elo p es ................
7Oc
$2.00 M axim um Hot
a. m . fo llo w in g p re a c h in g , a n d
FLOWERS
85c C ascade lb. P a p e r
W a te r B o ttle or F oun-
7 :3 0 p. m. T ues. 7 :3 0 p. m. B ible
a n d 50 e n v e lo p e s .....
t a ’n S y rin g e ................. $1.30
for your wife, mother,
H e?,ling fo r Soul, M ind. S p irit
is a tte n d in g to b u sin e ss in th is neee d e le g a tio n w ith d re w from
I?»,turn Horn«*—
city.
th e In te r n a tio n a l O pium C onfer-
E. D.
B rig g s
an d
W illiam
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ence h e re to d ay , g iv in g th e sam e >
D riggs re tu r n e d ho m e y e s te rd a y !
See D avies fo r n u rs e ry s to c k .! re a s o n s f o r th e ir a c tio n s as th
from P o rtla n d w h e re th e y have
7 3 2 -tf i U n ited
S ta te s d e le g a tio n
gave |
been sp e n d in g th e p a st w eek on
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' y e s te rd a y j» w ith d ra w in g .
Both
b u sin ess.
From P etalum a—
i n a tio n s
claim ed th e r e w as no
W . C. SandeTson, fo rm e rly an ! p ro sp e c t fo r a n a g re e m e n t b ein g
Cliff P a y n e m ak e s c o u n te rs.
A sh lan d re s id e n t, fe in th is city re a c h e tl, fo r m an y of th e coun-
re n e w in g
a c q u a in ta n c e s.
M r. : trie s w ere m e re ly u sin g th e con-
P ic tu re F ra m in g . S tu d io A sh ­ S a n d e rso n is now r e p re s e n ta tiv e fidence fo r
am o p p o rtu n ity to
lan d . On th e P la za .
of th e F o rd M otor C om pany a t p re s e n t b u sin e ss c la im s in s te a d j
P e ta lu m a .
H e w ill re m a in in ! of d isc u ssin g th e opium problem
iU etlfonl V isitor—
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A sh lan d fo r se v e ra l days.
j
P. M. J o h n s o n
of
M edford,
i n in e e x p e rt of th e R ogue R iv e r
S pecial A u to A ccid en t P olicy ! WOMAN WHO KILLED
v a lle y w as a b u sin e ss v isito r in fo r $5.00
----- a y ear, - P h o n e - 21. - Yeo
LOVER ACQUITTED
A rth u r H aufschild, of M ilwaukee,
th e city to day.
af co u rse.
2 4 -tf
P A R IS , F e b . 7. — S ta n isla w a W is., Is under a rre s t th e re charged
w ith killing his tnree-year-old son,
U m in sk a, b e a u tifu l P olish A ctress
I 'a u ls e r u d ’s S u its lend d istin c- V isitor from D unsm uir—
Roy, w ith whom he is shown here,
w as todify* a c q u itte d h e re of th e w ith poison. T he child was heii
ticm .,
130— tf
M rs. E. C. S h o v e r of D u n sm u ir
m u rd eh
of h e r
fia n c e, J e a n to $15,000 left him by his m other,
is s p e n d in g a few d a y s in A sh ­
, Refcu fn s H em e—-
Z yznow ki. w rite r, w hom s h e d e ­ who died in 1923, but the will pro
lan d d o in g sh o p p in g .
vided th e m oney was to go to
c la re d sh e slew to end h ’s s u f­ H aufschild if the baby died. Haul-
Mrs*. H. S im ons re tu r n e d hom e
fe rin g fro m an in c u ra b le disease. achild recently rem arried.
y ?sterdlay m o rn in g fro m B row ns-
H ere From T alent—
T h e p ro se c u tin g a tto r n e y e n d ­
v i lie , C 're., w h e re sh e h a s been
R . A. A lfo rd of T a le n t is .in
ed a d ra m a tic p lea to th e ju r y
s u b s id i n g th e paist w eek w ith h e r
A sh lan d to d ay a tte n d in g to b u si­
A lb an y —: New M oose h all an d
w ith th e s ta te m e n t, “ I n e ith e r
<X>.1 l w ho j s s e rio u sly ill.
n e s s m atters»
d
u
b h o u se to be fin ish e d fo r use
a sk you to condem n n o r acffuit,
e
a
rly
in F e b ru a ry .
b u t I leav e it to y o u r conscience
T h e S a lem -A sh la n d b a sk e tb a ll
H e re I.ast N i g h t -
to d ecide w h e th e r ju s tic e sh o u ld
gn m e w as close la s t n ig h t. To­
1 an d .Body, F r id a y 7 :3 0 p. m. You
J o e O sk a r of A p p le g a te w as bow b e fo re p ity .”
ni J h ts g am e w ill be ev en m ore
a re cord/ially in v ited .
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
e x is tin g , a t th e A rm ory.
1 3 4 - lt in A sh la n d la s t e v e n in g on b u si­
C. M. K eene, P a s to r
ness. T h e O sk a rs h a v e re c e n tly
F O R R E N T : — M o d ern five-
m oved to A p p le g a te fro m
th is
From Hungry Creek—
M ethodist E piscopal Church
room h o u se w ith ra n g e a n d lino-
J . L. C o rb e tt of H u n g ry C reek city.
S. J. C h an ey , M in ister
•leuui. A lso g a ra g e . In q u ire 534
ynrfs a b u sin ess v isito r in A sh lan d
T
he
S u n d a y School iw ill m eet
At H otel—
F a irv ie w S t., o r p h o n e 2 78-J.
y e ste rd a y .
a
t
9
:4
5
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C lasses a r e p ro v id e d fo r
134-6*
R e g is te re d a t th e H o te l A sh ­
all ag es a n d 1 a il a re w elcom e.
lan d a r e th e n a m e s of th e Salem
In A shland—
FO R RENT: — A b o u t M arch T h e re w e re 277 p re s e n t a t th e
b a s k e tb a ll p la y e rs w hich in clu d e
J . E. T o u rte llo tte a rriv e d in
1st new s to re room a t c o rn e r 3rd S u n d a y S chool h o u r la s t S unday.
H o llis W . H u n tin g to n , S alem
A sh la n d y e s te rd a y an d is a tte n d ­
a n d E. M ain St. In q u ire A. L. T he p a s to r w ill spe<ak a t b o th th e
co ach; R o b e rt
M arion,
R o b e rt
in g to b u sin ess in th'is c ity r e la ­
L am b.
1 3 4 - lt m o rn in g a n d e v e n in g c h u rc h ser
D raper', W esley E llis, D en n is H ee-
tiv e to th e L ith ia H otel.
Mr.
n an , H a ro ld O lin g er, J o h n D ra g e r
T o u r te llo tte h a s been in G ra n ts
a n d G lenn N ason.
P ass w h ere th e firm of T o u rte l­
lo tte an ti H unim ell is p la n n in g
A sh la n d b e a t Salem a t Salem .
th e new a d d itio n to th e Jo se p h in e
S alem b e a t A sh la n d la s t n ig h t
H o tel.
h e re . W h ich ti?am w ill w in to ­
n ig h t's g am e? A t th e A rm ory.
Save $10.00, w a lk u p s ta irs to
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V isitin g in O ntario—
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M iss G eòrgie C o ffe e h a s w rit- con fin ed to h e r homle w ith m u m p s
t n frie n d s a t T h e T id in g s office resu m e d h e r p o sitio n in th e C it­
fro m B ra n tfo rd , O n ta rio , w h ere izens B ank ye<fferd»a,y.
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SUNDAY a n d MONDAY
w e a th e r th e y a re h a v in g th e re .
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NOTICE TO BU ILDERS
w ith in a few days, she S tates.
A sh lan d T id in g s th is
m o rn in g On a n d a f te r A p ril 1, 1925, th e
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be
w hen an o ra n g e d e a le r of C
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We p u t th e c h ick en In o u r fo rn ia p re se n te d th em w ith a 75c $7.20 p e r d ay .
T h is re s o lu tio n !
ta m a le s .
T h e P laza.
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o ran g e s.
A sh la n d , M edford a n d G r a n ts '
T ic k e ts Sold—
P a ss, a t a m e e tin g a sse m b le d a t 1
T w e n ty -th re e tic k e ts w ere sold
M edford F eb. 6. 1925.
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to th e Ja c k s o n v ille C h a m b e r of A rrive in M edford—
C om m erce w hen re p re s e n ta tiv e s
T h e 24
p a ir
of H u n g a ria n
of th e L ith ia n s w e re in th a t city p h e a sa n ts , co n sig n ed to th e Med- A COUGH REM EDY
y e jte rd a y , fo r “ C ollege D ays” th e iorcl v icin ity by th e s ta te g am e
W ITHOUT OPIATES
L ith ia n show w hich w ill be g iv eh I com m ission, a rriv e d h e re fro m
F e b ru a ry 16-17.
A n u m b e r of! P e n d le to n on th e m o rn in g tr a in
M any co u g h p re p a ra tio n s con­
L ith ia n s a tte n d e d th e J a c k s o n ­ an d w e re g re e te d by a rec e p tio n ta in one o r m ore h a rm fu l d ru g s
v ille d a n c e w hich w as held T h u rs- c o m m itte e
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te w a rd th e re n o v a tin g of th e W . lian i C olem an, s u p e rin te n d e n t of tic s u b s titu te s h a v e e v e r been
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la d d e rs ,
a n d uSed in F O L E Y 'S H O NEY AND!
lan d L ith ia n s a n d th e Ja c k s o n - som e v o lu n te e r a id e s, w ho took TA R COMPOUND. T he n a m e of!
v ille C h a m b e r of C om m erce a re th em a t once o u t on th e J a c k ev ery In g re d ie n t is p la in ly p rin t-!
w o rk in g to g e th e r v e ry Jxarmon- so n v ille ro a d w’h e re
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w ere rele ase d in th e H ollyw ood w h a t you a re ta k in g w h en you!
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T h e R exall Stone.
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