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Dally Rverace for eleven month end
ing November SO. 1911, 2781.
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W O Whitney, Seattle. Wash.
uxsrosu, osraotr.
Metropolis of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, nnd the fastest
crowlnp city In Orej-on.
Population lT R census 1910 SStO;
estimated. 191110.000.
Vivo hundred thousand dollar Ornvlty
Water System completed, giving flnrsv
mipply pure mountain water, nnd 17.3
miles of streets paved.
PoBtofflca receipts for year ending
November SO, 1911, show Increase of 19
per cent.
Banner fruit city In Oregon Ttopuo
Illver Spttenlerg npples won nwcep
8takes prlio and title of
'Apple Xlnff of the World'
at the National Apple Show, Spokane,
1909, nnd a car of N w towns won
First Frixe in 1910
at Canadian International Apple Show,
Vancouver, PC .....
rirst Frlxe In 1911
at Spokane National Apple Show won
by carload of Newtown. ..... .
Koguo ltlver pears brought hlj-host
firlees In all marltcts of tho world dur
ne tho past six years.
Write Commercial Club. Inclosing 6
cents for postage for the finest commu
nity pamphlet ever published.
HARD IB HOWL
WAS BUT A BLUFF
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Gavcrnment Introduced Testimony In
tended to Show That While the
Packers Were Complaining of Hard
Times They Were Making. Millions
CHICAGO, 111., Jan. 1C When
tho trial of J. Ogden Armour and
tho nlno other millionaire Chicago
bcof barons was resumed In tho
United States district court today the
government introduced testimony In
tended to show that while tho pack
ers were howling about the hard
times lncldont to the panic of 1907
they in reality made millions In hid
den profits.
Through questions put to Harry
TimmonB, chief accountant for the
Morris company, tho government
showed that the packers juggled ac
counts and Inflated costs.
rf MANIM!. TELLS
HIS STORY TO JURY
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.,.Jan. 1C
Ortle 13. McManlgal, tho self con
fessed dynamltor, today occupied tho
attention of tho United Stato3 grand
jury hero Investigating tho alleged
country-wide dynamlto oormplracloa.
It is predicted that It will ronulro
two days for McManlgal to toll his
Btori, as ho is considered tho prin
cipal witness to appear before the
probers,
McManlgal's wJfo and children
"invo returned to Chicago without
seeing tho prlsonor. It Is bolloved
that efforts to roconcllo tho couplo
failed.
STATE FEDERATION
OF LABOR MEETS
TIIK DALLES, Ore., Jan. 10.--Witth
tlio "arrival of 100 udditionnl
delegnU-, arriving today, "tlio ninth
nnmial convention of the Oregon
Stuto Federation of. Labor bottled
down to net mil work thin forenoon.
Approximately, :QQ del Qjjiit.ag, are
present. Among the speakorn-.wlll be
Governor West. '
DESCENDANT OF TWO , .
PRESIDENTS ARRESTED
LOS ANC1KLKS, Cnl., Jan. 10.
John Qniiipy Adams, Jr., who allium
to bo n descendant of two president,
is a prisoner in tlio nity juil, charged
with contributing to tho delinquency
of oliildrou.
A store deserves to roup tlio full
"Advertising- valuos," of its genuine
I bargain flhlcs hut it never docs so
! -without tho .fullest publicity.
i
ours mm iu
PROTECT FATHER
Frankly Admits to Police That He
Married Girl on the Prayers rtt
His Father and Not Because He
Loved Her.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 1C With
Wllliitm Wood, nid 23, Iu Jail and
his 1 4-year-old bride at the homo of
hr parents, the polloo today tiro
making a search of tho Pacific north,
wost for "Professor" 1). K. Wood, 05,
a music teacher, fnthor of tho pris
oner, on warrants concornliiR hla
conduct toward his kou'h wlfo, and
two other young Rlrls, who were his
music pupils. It la believed the older
Wood Is In hiding In Seattle. Ho Is
charged with statutory offenses.
Wood Junior and tho girl, daugh
ter of an Kast Portland grocer, wore
married yesterday by Itev. Ilonjamln
Young, a Methodist minister. A few
hours later tho police arrested Wood,
who Is a singer In a moving picture
theater. Meanwhllo the elder Wood
apparently learned the police werv.
searching for him and left town.
William Wood today frankly told
the authorities that he married the
girl on the prayers of his father, and
not because ho loved her. Ho said
he met her only a few days ago.
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TREATMENT OF THE, SKIN
Bv Aindnme Trnvillu.
Just as tho barometer tells the
state of the weather tho skin is a
telltalo ol tho condition of tho body.
Intelligent care can make tho skin
so beautifully exquisite that no com
parison describes it.
It is the' error of today, as tho
blunder of past ages, to try to cover
up blemishes of tno face skin ana
Ignore their causes. Tho medical
fraternity have been largely to blame
for this for they merely looked upon
it as "only a skin disease." There
is no part of the body which should
rccelvo nioro attention, for upon
nothing else does a woman's appear-
anco and happiness so closely de
pend. Although the surfaco of tho face
is small, it being oxposed to tho air
and being the scat of the emotions. It
is more active than the. skin else-
whore. Its sympathy with every or
gan Is acute and when wo think also
of all the facial expressions enforced
upon it we realize tho work it has to
do. To counteract all this thero Is
much to be done and as I havo al
ready emphasized tho internal care
of tho body I shall row deal with tho
oxternaT tho face being the most
difficult and most important.
Because of its constant exposuro
to tho air, and often wind and sun,
tho faco requires tho most careful
treatment. In towns and cities espe
cially, thero arc such impurfitles in
the air that constantly effect the
most healthy skin. In the country,
though most favorable to the com
plexion, wo must contend with all tho
conditions of tho weather.
It Is impossible for any woman to
use ono rule of treatment for all oc
casions. It must bo changed accord
ing to weather, exposure, occupation
and health. Cleanliness, of course,
is tho first condition on all occa
sions and since it is very difficult to
obtain a pure soap, even u pure caa
tlle, I find that a woll proparod
blanched almond meal compound
containing powdored oat meal is far
superior to any alkali preparation. It
should bo made Into u pabto by add
ing wator and used at night with
warm wator. It Ik also excellent for
cleaning out tho pores and banishing
blackhoads. Ah tho faco Is oxposed
to dirt during tho day It Is of the
utmost importance that tho impuri
tlos be removed before retiring.
For rough, coarso or oily skins,
especially with enlarged pores, tho
friction of a camel's hair complexion
brush is valuable. If the skin is dry
and delicate the dirt should bo re
moved with a pure liquid almond
cleansing cream by pouring It on a
soft Turkish cloth. It is better to
use plain witch hazel If you don't
know absolutely as to tho purity of
the almond cream, Tho label on a
bottlo may state tho word "almond"
but that may bo only tho perfume
and yet contain no almond oil.
All tho rubbing pf 'tho fact in bath
ing, -unssaglng and drying should bo
upward. A syBtom of carefully stud-
led movements will bo given you In
my noxt article. Never loso sight of
the fact that tho skin of tho faco is
more dollcato than that of any other
part of tho body; and tho whole aim
of tho treatment should bo to avoid
Irritation and excesslvo stimulation.
Tho abuso of hot and cold wator
and electricity is very groat. No ono
should bo entrusted with tho applica
tion of electricity but a thoroughly
equipped modlcal electrician; ono
who Is us skilled in tho profession
ns tho woll trained surgeon in his.
lectrlclty has been turned to ho
ALDR1C1PS RETIREMENT.
SCNAtOR NCtT-ON V At PX1CM
M-ct.tr-
The hist act nuirklug the permanent
retirement from public life of former
Senator Aldrlch was a lslt and a sdiort
chat with President Tuft at the While
House. "I retire without regret." he
said In departing.
much use In the faco treatment that
It 16 doing a groat deal of harm.
Schools havo sprung up all over the
country, and particularly iu largo
cities, on the basis of an advertised
fad tho "something" new then
send out pupils with practically no
real knowledge but with their ad
vertlsed fad under the alluring sign
of "Somebody's System' Gonulno
Intelligence must bo tho basis of
everything pertaining to the rare of
the body Internally and externally.
One of the most horrible processes
iu execution today Is that of remov
ing the skin from the face. Not long
ago I saw a woman iu a drug store
window whose faco on ono side
showed the wrinkled skin of sixty
years and tho othor side was like
that of a young child. Can you
imagluo anything more grewsome?
It is a peeling process of the most
agonizing sorP. Aftor tho raw sur-
fni-o lienlH tho cotni'k'xlou In some
casen is very fair and lovely but has
no moro expression than a wax doll.
Tho drawn muscles about tho eyes
are exactly ltko those of a very young
baby. For months afterward tho
faintest breath of wind or the touch
of tho softost cloth causes torture.
After tho lapso of a comparatively
short time this sensitive skin begins
to show many lines that were not
thero beforo taking the treatment.
If we don't understand the ageing
process of llfo isn't it right to sup
pose that only a easonablo amount
of Intelligence ypuld make ua know
that tho muscles under tho skin are
too old and facial expressions of
thought too severe to support tho
skin of a baby!
Yours for charming womankind,
MADAME QUIVILLA.
SAYS SHE IS VICTIM
. OF LAWYER'S ZEAL
CHICAGO, Jan. 10. Weeping and
threatening her uttornoy not scouring
the necessary H0,0U0 bail for her re
lease, Mrs. Itono Morrow, charged
with, followins her proliiniuary hoar
ing today, the murdor of hor aged
liiihhaiul, declared she is an iuiiom-ut
victim of circuinHtnuccM. She is on
the verge of hyuteriu.
"I could have proved 1113' innoconco,
convinced the judge and bomi at home
now if my lawyer .had let me take the
stand nnd loll my lory," Hnid Mr.
Morrow between nob. "Hut he made
me sit (piiet, nnd here I inn, charged
with murder, nnd tlioy are trying to
Imng me. I know nothfiig of the
crime -nothing. HocuiiAo 1 quarreled,
with my lninliainl, a hitter old mini,
disappointed with his failure in "life,
who had nothing to live for and de
cided to die, I inn held and they want
to hcnd me to the gallows."
Judge Fakft fixed Mrn. Morrow'
bail at $10,000. The dcfeiiHc Iimh ns
yet been nimble to liiniisli thin sum.
NATIONAL WOMAN
WASIilNOTOX, I). C, .Tun. J(!.--National
woman hiilfrago in provid
ed for in the. inneudineut introduced
in the house today by Victor Horger,
Hoeinlist congressman from Milwau
kee. If the amendment is finally
adopted Merger propose! to enforce
iU provisioiiH by enactment that any
wtatn uttempting to evade its terms
hhall he puuibhed by reducing the
state's veprooculutiou iu the national
house.
FiVe Die in Wreck.
NI3WCABTLK, Pa., Jan. 1C
Flvo trainmen wore killed and flvo
seriously injured when a passenger
train on tho Dnltlmoro & Ohio
struck an open switch In tho yards
hero today.
Ilasklus for hcaHu,
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Our Correspondents
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS.
( Ily A. C. llhuU'lt.l
Since I wrote Inst Ueputy Sheriff
O 11. Shearer and Mr Schuknleht
fame out from Miidford and engaged
a biiKgy. They had their own loam,
and started for tho Pronpect country.
Thei proceeded about flu utiles on
the way. then hugmi to renlUo what
It meant to null sticky. They would
go a few rods and then the horsoH
would havo to slop and rest, so they
finally concluded tl retrace their
steps, and arrived ut thi SunnysidB
ut dark well satisfied with thulr ex
perience with sticky.
The night of tho !th Inst- our new
town officers were sworn In and us
stliued the duties of their respective
offices. Among the new officers
were William Von dor Helleu.aiiuyor;
S. II. Hnrnlsh and Frank Nichols as
aldermen and Kd Clncade as marshal.
The old marshal asked me to say to
the readers of Tho Mall Tribune that
he would not havo the office again
under any circumstances. Thero was
nothing of especial Interest done at
the council meeting oxeonl the regu
lar routine of business.
Uiwtnu & Heard seem to have
quite a time trying to get Von der
Helleu's old store building moved, us
tho mud and rain keep them from
making much headway.
Since the late 'rains tho railroad
men have been quite binty keeping
the drift from banking up against
the piers of the railroad bridge Just
below town, and Friday night they
had to take tho locomotive from the
station to draw tho drift away. Whllo
working at the bridge, Mr. Stout, the
foreman of tho gang of bridge mou,
met with two mishaps. Jhe first one
was to havo a heavy timber fall on
his foot and damage his great toe
considerably, and the next thing was
to fall and strike his hip on the end
or n railroad tie, hurting him qulto
severely.
I see that Heath Diamond havo
some ns fine looklngenpplex In tholr
store as I havo secn'thls season, but
no one seemed to know the variety.
Marian Trusty, who has been up at
Trail visiting his brothvr, started for
Texas Inst Wednesday.
J. E. Iteed of Wellen, living on
his homestead on Yallkee crook, has
Just returned from Scuttle, Wash.,
where ho has been Jo Tisltila sick
mother. He spent tlio night with us
at Eaglo Point and tbe noxt morning
gave me his subscription for the
Weekly Mall Trlbuno. Ho sa'd by
taking tint paper he would get about
all of the foreign news and nil of
tho local news'.
MrNewport, a son-in-law of F. J.
Ayros, came out Saturday to have
Dr. Holt open' a folo'n' on one of his
fingers.
W, M. Wadloigh of Chicago, III.,
came In from Newport, Ore., whore
he had been seeking for some of the
valuable stones that aro so abundant
In our state. He Is hero now looking
over our pralrlo lands for agates and
other kinds of curios. He expects to
gather and ship a lot to a firm In
California near Los Angeles.
Your Englo Point correspondent
took a trip to Medford Friday and on
tho enr with him from Eaglo Point
were Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Orover,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ii. llolmus, Mrs. J.
B. Jackson and daughter, Miss
Cornell, who Is attending the business
college iu Medford, and Will. Kulght
tou, besides several wh'oso names I
didn't know--for our town Is filling
up so fast that I moot lots of stran
gers. Thomas Nichols .In. wis also
with us. Ho has been attending the
business collegu In Medford but wus
compelled to slop on account-of his
being afflicted with hbj eyes, ho hav
ing lost one of them and his hav
ing to use the other so much causes
Inflammation, and ho said that ho
was going to see an eyo specialist In
Medford. Hobert Palouzo, another
or our bright youtliK.startB to school
In tho high school department the
17th of this month Thus .wo have
several of our bright youths going to
Medford to attend school on account
of thero boing not enough In that
grade to form a clan, .but'wo expect
next year to have a xchVol hero that
will compare favorably with any of
tho schools In the valley.
Mrs. Larklu Heyuulds and her sou
camo out from Medford Just Friday
afternoon to be with her husband at
tho Sunnysldo. He is ono of tho rail
road carpentors and is horo building
a house for the section men on tho
P. & K. railway. She oxpocta to re
turn to Medford Stiuduy ho her sou
can go to school.
Last Friday night thoro woro two
of tho streot lamps takon from their
stands and this (Saturday) morning
tho now marshal authorized wp to
say thut If they woro roturnod there
would bo no questions asked, but If
not tho guilty parties would bo nr
rostod and punished according to law,
Errand hoy, office boy, storo Jiolp
er whatever work you jiavo f"r u
hoy meaiiH preliminary work for a
wunt ad in finding tho right hoy,
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
City Recorder J, V. .Ineohs upenl
11 few hour Monday iu .luek-onille
on elly liuniuenfc.
Mr. llelTlinij win n Monday a Sui
tor nl (JnuilH I'ums from heie.
Ml-. K. M. White-ido of Medfoid
-peut the Hrst of the 'week with, Mr.
and Mr-, U, CI. Whileido.
A. C. Walker made n hiudne Ir'p
(o (Iruitts Pa Monday.
A. W. Walker, the liveryman of
Medford, was here a fdiorl lime Mon
day. The IjMdie.s' auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. will serve cocoa mill wind
wicluw ut the V. M. ('. A. building Ihi
(Tuonday) oveeiiing for 10 eenm. A
-oeiul time i pronfiMcd to nil who al
loud.
Mrs. nnd Mi- Manning, MInn Mar
garet Knuley, Mr.-. Anna Colon. Mi
Murv OlsMin, Min Peail Kosn, MiM
Kiln May, .1. F. liny. .1. II. tiny. Ue...
I'enrl, S. A. FatlUou. .1. W. Myer-.
Kenneth lleehe, Meuile, Kindle, Mr-.
Kuudatl and daiiKhter, Mix l.eln
IVnrt mid K. Scott were uiuoug (he
many Central Point people who oponl
Monday iu Medl'md.
Mr, KiehardHoii mid Mis- Kiehard
sou of Iteddiug, Cut., brother mid
nieee of Mr.-. S. II. .Murray, nre lu"v
visiting Mi.-. S. 11. Murray nnd othir
reluliven here.
.1. Nichols, who Iiiik been lull
ing home folks here for the 'Miat
month, left for Crcj-ceut, Ore., Tue--iluy
evening.
EDEN PRECINCT ITEMS
Mr. JohiiHtoii of Phoenix n iu a
very critical condition, 11 paralytic
stroke being bin ailment.
C. Carey ha- jul received a largt'
quantity of the very lif-t needs of all
kind of vegetable to he planted in
hi exteimive holbed-.
Mrs. A. II. Ferris from I-Vrn val
ley wus trading in Phoenix Satur
day. George A I ford of Ferns valley wan
in Phoenix Saturday.
Mr. and Mr.-. Joe Wader were Med
ford visitors on Saturday.
J. Hunter of Talent rural route wa
in Phoenix Saturday. He informed
your correspondent thut bin father,
at the Soldier'n home at lfoxchurg, i
very feeble. The old gentleman h ri I
yearn old.--
Mix. ,1. I'oko ot Phoenix left Sun
day morning for Drown-viMc, Ore.,
when-ifdio expei'tr lo vi-it her daugh
ter. .Mrs. C. Ciito.
Mrs. Lizzie Stnneliff of Phoenix,
accompanied by W'illisin Wright, Mr.
Chnrlen Isnnf and Walter Vine, left
for Mniitugue, Cnl., Saturday morn
ing, 011 being np 1 need of tho dentil
of Mr. (loor-cH Wine, daughter of
Mrs. Lizzie Standi!'!'. Iltmiden hu
IihiiiI and xuveral other children, Mr.
Wife leave a little bube nix Week
old. The funeral cortege arrived on
the evening train Sunday. Interment
Monday al Phoenix.
J. W. Pierce, Miiperinlendent of Hie
Sunny Cliff orchnrdu, was iu Phoeuiv
Saturday. lie nnyti his company in
laying dIiiiih for a big recrvnir to
furnihh water for muiic Hue gurdeu
laud upon their property. Mr. Pierce
is it lover of nil kind- of horticultural
TnTTTITJ
rrrirar'i
I Do You Know tho Con
dition of tho 'Titlo f.o
You i Properly?
Aro you sure that there aro no
unsatisfied Judgments against
Home former owner no unpaid
assessments no unpaid taxes
no court proceedings mlssod?
You can't he sure unless iu
former transfers
Abstracts
That Are
Absolutely
Reliable
wore used In each transfer.
Hotter ascertain tho condition
of your tltlo now, Then If you
should want to sell or borrow
monoy, you'll know where you
stand,
Jackson County
Abstract Company
Corner flth and TJr Bt.
North Mali Trlbuno Dldg.
Medford, Oregon
work nnd i- hound Iu mihmm-oiI,
Mr. While nnd finally of Tnlenl
and a Christina minister have re
hinted from Te.a-, lifter several
week looking around. Mr. White left
Kogue river uboiil ten ear- ago de
during In' never would come hncfci
bill now he returns and hrinip a col
our of 18 hniucHeoker with him. Mr.
While unit a Mr. Wilson, one of hl
lintui'M'ckerB, were in Phoenix Salur
tiny. Thev thought land too hieli,
hill when told what il would produce
pill up their thinking i-up and licgun
to make Hun I C-.
in 1 ii 1 - in -----'
Rock Spring
Coal
On llimtl all the Time
(mice and Coal Vnul, Twelfth and
I'lont Streets
PlltlNI' TIIH
Burbidge
Till" COAIi MAN
Valley
Second Hand Store
Wo liny and Sell All Kinds of Bccnad
Hand ('nods
M. J. PILCHER, Prop.
15 North Fir
Home 'in I
Hell !H:
REAL ESTATE
Willamette Valley Farms
Of all de-.cription-,
Garden nnd Fruit lands, Timber
Lands.
Some excellent bargain- iu AL
BANY CITY PIIOPKHTY.
Write or calf- on
J. V. PIPE,
'in.'! WY-I Second Si.. A lliuii . Ore.
Scuttle Appraisals
Several Medford people hnvo
employed uu to npprnlrio Seattle
rent estate. Such appraisal U
usually worth moro than It coots.
Ira J. Dodge ot Medford was
formerly connected with this of
fice. Other Seattlo nnd Medford
roforences on roijuoit.
It. V. I'l'SKINi: COMPANY
()(! New York 111k., Hen tlio
(Charter Member Seattlo Heal Ins
tate Absii.)
Game Boards
Also full line of
Games
all seasons
Medford
Book Store
Medford Real Estate
& Employment Agency
roit ham::
r.-room huiiKalow with some
furniture, close In, 'iHU),
a lots Iu Westmoreland add.,
$550.
!' acres Improved 1! mllus out,
only ?7fi00.
Half InteroHt Iu lunch counter
1200.
Ill) acres Improved, ?l-f per acre.
IliO ncreii 4 y4 miles out, $150
jier aero.
'iitADi:
10 ncros near Central Point for
Ijouho In city.
MISOMLLANICOUH
Want from owner, ucrcuKfl to
trade for Loh AiiKoleu prnporty.
All kliidii ot trades In California.
Horses for salo.
Furnished houses for rout.
Vucant hoiiBos Iu all parts of the
, cljy for rent.
LlBt your property with us,
KMI'IOYMUNTtl
Woman to cook on a ranch.
OlrlB for Konoral housoworlt.
E. P. A. BITTNER
ROOMS 6 AND 7, PALM DL0CK
Opposite Nash HotoJ
Phono 4ttlj Home, J4.
4e4rt-
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
ISIS
T II E A THE
TONIGHT
Thin In Mure lo I'lenxe
IIANKH AMI WOOOV
Colored t'oiuedlauN
If you want to hniKh drop In
mid Mini henr thoim cooiih Iu
t licit- tlarklo T)wu itrtiimeut,
DANA IIAIt'n.l'rt'
Ainetlvi-'H I'luorlto Celllxt
The act of ipiallty a treat for
loerti of kooiI inunle.
'II i nt' reel- of i ho Im'hI pliiuri'N
In (own ula)X on Imutt tine rca.
imv rum.
Speilnl Mallaeo SatiiMli)- and
Hiiinbi)-4 at 'Jitlil
Kveulnn rerf'triiiauce at 7KK1
5TAR
THEATRE
Cutler direction if Peopleit Ainuito
ment Company
ALWAYS I.N Till? I.I?AI
loot) feel Of Mntehlci I'lllti 1(10(1
TOOAY'S I'ltOOItA.M
'Till? MlMl.tltM Ol' Till? LAW"
A Wetttern Thriller
'TIM? IvSPAPK l'lt(M Till?
IH'NtJI'ON"
A ltomnnilc Hlory of (he Middle
A Hex
"Till? VOICKI.KSS .MliSHAOK"
Powerful Drama
"CAVIJ HOMItS ON Till?
CANAItV 1SI.KS"
Kdiiriitlnual Scenic.
"UAH'S. NMAS1MT"
1000 I .a in; tin
AL SATIIIvIt
Tho Hlutter
U'OOIAVOIITIIH
The Photoplay MiihIcIiiiiii
Your Own (Sooil Jiit'itu'cut Will
Arliuowltthtii Our SuMrlorlly In
l'ery llenp-Tt
AiIiuIhnIoii IOc. Malluit' etery day
Noyes & Black
HOf.SI? AMI HION PAINTINO
Up-to-I)ato Auto nnd CnrrlaKo
I'alutliiK, Oold Leaf HlRna nnd
Interior DecnratltiK a Specially.
Shop mill Office
H. Orapo and I()l(i St.
Offlco Phono 7771. Iter). 7212.
All Work I'OHltlvoly Ouarantocd.
TUSCAN SPRINGS
NnvliiK no ctpiul on earth In variety of
mineral watcm and curing dlnenRCH
that mrdlrluofl will not reach. If you
aro In need of health, come now. Wo
aro open all tlio year and can Klve tint
lieut of care ami attention now as woll
iim In -nimmer. Hlntto dally from lied
llluff to the nprliiKit. Kurthur par
tlcularH addrtviu
E. B. WALBRIDGE
TI'SCAN HI'UINOH. PAL.
Wanted-To Trade
A fine piano for a nlro drlvln--team,
weight 1250 IIih. Wilt pay
ciihIi difference,
Wo liaiidlo Knabe, Hlorllni:,
DohuliiK, MePhall, l.a Kanpio, and
many othuiH.
Call at
IIAIiC'H PIANO IIOUHI"
Cor. inih ami Oakdale
Draperies
V7 carry u very oomnlete line of
(Irnparlen. luco oiirfalna, flxturen, etc.,
nnd Oo nil olnauoN of tniliolaturinv. A
Inclnl miin to look nftor thla work
(ncluntvuly und will iflva n jiood
r6rvlco an n poimible to st In von
tint lartffnt clitoaj.
Weeks & McGowan Co
IF YOU OWN
A LOT
Wo will hiilld you a homo on
monthly payments.
MEDFORD REALTY AND IM
PROVEMENT COMPANY
M. F. and II, Co, Building.