PAGE TWO
MWnirOUn MAIL TftTKllNR Ml'inFOlM), Oh'KdON.WKDNKSDAV, ,irK IL I!)12.
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IOGAL AND
PERSONAL
Mrs. Al Sailor Is Hpendinp; n fow
dnya tt Portland with frktuR
Mls Orolchen CrnwTonl Js vis
iting frlcndn near Control Point.
I). T. Lnwton loft for Portland
Tuesdny evening for a fow das on
IiiirIiicfs.
Mr. and Mr. Mprnco Polton spent
Tuesday -with .friends In this city.
A. ,ValKer has left to spend a
fqiy days at Pqrllnnd.
Kino cherries. Cokor Unite Or
chard. Pacific phono nftt .1-3. 70
Stop swcarlnR at that lawn mowar
and brliiR It to Mitchell's wagon shop
and hnvp it sharpened. No. 30 S.
it I vera Id c.
Rodney Carey of Kosoburs Is vis
iting .friends In this city.
A. ' IS. Beanies Is at Portland on
a short business trip.
P. II. Dally of Kaglc Point ha.i
moved his family to this city. Mr.
Dally has bon engaged as principal
or tho Washington school for the
next nr.
Choice of any $l0 to $10.00
hals $2.9S. Others CO cents to J2.D0.
Home Mllllnory, corner of 0th and
Pencil si reel. ?tj
The library has just put out on
Its shelves for circulation an
American SlnteMiion series In 32
volume, and the historical ami
mlstvllamioiift writings of. John ros
ter In 2 I olumcF,
Carkln & Taylor (John II. Cnrkln,
Glenn O. Taylor), attorncys-at-law,
over Jackson County Hank building,
Mcdford.
O. F. Anderson, troffle iminugcr
of the I'nlon Mwit company for
Oregon Is In Mcdford ?tm a sljprt busl
iicm tflt
K. P. Benton of'Snn J?!e, Cal., Is
a giKbt qf W. Ohuiry.
S. A. No well, ladles' tailor, 4 th
floor M. F. & II. Co. bldg. " f
The bridge on tho road to Agate
beyond Central Point which was
broken down last week bns been ro-
SHOW
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AUTO CLAIMS SIX LOSE LIFE
SECOND VICTIM, COLORADO FLOOD! STWED By IN
W.slev Coffeen Is Mtllm number
two of John A. W'esterlund s auto
mobile. Ills arm was fractured this
morning while he was attempting to
crank the ear. About a ymr ngu
Hal Oonnid of this city was kicked
bj the Nime cur tu the same manner
and had his arm broken. Coffeen
a lwllhop at the Nash Hotel and
was crnulukiug the car as an accom
modation to the drlxer for the lintel
Holland, who w il the car to trans
port guests to the hotel from train
,
4 , .
YESTERDAY'S SCORES: I
1
' Roger Hitchcock la spending a
few- days in Mcdford on business. paired and Is again open for traffic.
Walter McCallum leaves for ba- Louis W. Crane of Griffin crcok
to snout Wednesday In Mi-ilfnnl nn hiisl.
cramento tomorrow to attend
business In connection with the
CnUfornja state fair. Mr. McCal
lum will spend some time at Sacra
mento this fall when the fair is on.
II. K. Gale of Grants Pass was
a recent visitor in Mcdford.
William R. Illnman of Watklns
Is In Mcdford for a fw days on
business.
Ripe chprrles. Cokcr Ilutto Or
chard. Pacific phono 5!1 J-3. 70
Mrs. Harriett Tornson of Grants
Pass Is visiting friends In Mcdford.
Henry D. Reed of Gold Hill was
a recent visitor In Mcdford.
Shaplelgh Hardware, 2S So. Cen
tral. Miss Alice KlenraJng of Rogub
River Is spending a lew days in
Mcdford on business.
Harry Stlmpson of Anderson
Creek Is spending a few days In
Medford on business. t
' See R. A. Holmes, The Insurance
Man, over Jackson County bank. "
Ripe cherries, Cokor Butte Or
chard. Pacific phone 591 J-3. 70
Messrs. McKay, Mulr, Orton and
McCormlck havo returned from ri
fishing trip up the Applegnte In
tho neighborhood of Joo liar. They
report a splendid trip but no luck
fishing.
Miss Florence Graves, teacher of
piano, studloi20u W. Jackson street.
SD
All members of Crater Lake
Trooi Roy Scouts of America will
attend .thir SOnera! off 7Mrs. J. J
Watters on Thursday,' Juno 12,
1012. The scouts will meet at 1:30
P. M. at tho tent, form and march
to tho homo of their codrades, Royal
and Joo Walters. Then act as the
escort.
Rlpo cherries, Cokcr Ilutto Or
chard. Pacific phone "01 J-3. 70
Robert A. Flynn spent Wednes
day at Grants Pass on business.
' Karl Burke left Wednesday for
Coos Bay where ho will remain for
uomo time.
H. T. Van dq Car left Wednesday
for Kugcno where ho will speud two
weeks on a business trip.
Thcrp will he no meeting of the
Easier Star until June 20, 1112.
70'
G. H. Fads, coal and fuel Co.,
has moved its office to 10 South
Fir. Pacific 3152, Home 350 K.
In tqken of tho high esteem in
which ho Is held by bis associates
In the local offices of tub California
Oregqn Ppwcr .company W. G. Al
denhagen was presented with a
handsome traveling bag and toilet
sot by tho boys with whom he has
worked so long. Mr. and Mrs. Al
donhagon left this morning 'for San
Francisco where Mr. Aldenhagon as
sini).'S charge of tho San Francisco
offices of tho California-Oregon
Power company.
Tho Mcdtord Conservatory for
Music and Languages, the only music
school In Southern Oregon with a full
corps of teachers, will bo open all
summer. G. Talllandicr, director.
J. D. Pnqkcy who Is well known
as a pioneer and Indian fighter
throughout (ho valley 'cft Tuesday
for RoBcbjirg whoro ho will becomo
nn Inmate of tho Old Soldiers
homo., Mr. Pnnkey Is one of tho
best known pioneers In tho valley.
IlOjinudo his homo near Central
I'qjiju ...
JJr. and Mrs. 3T. R. England spent
Tuesday afternoon with friends In
this city from Central Point.
J, Edsall of Joo Bar was a recent
visitor J n Medford. He was for
merly n resident of Kaglo Point.
Kodak fjnlfclung, tho best, nt Wes
ton's, opposite book store.
Peter M, Kershaw Is spending u
fow days In California on a short
business trip.
Lawn and garden supplies. Snap
lolgli Hardware.
' ,.. :.. ;,' ..
ness. lie brought, in u largo quant
ity of produco for tho publlu mar
ket. Tho Southern Pacific passcngci
station Is the only place in Medford
where tickets to points outside of
Jackson county can he purchased.
Mrs. Thomas 11. Ix?wls of Grants
Pass Is visiting her brotbor Charles
Anderson of this city.
L. 1. James of Kvans creek is
spending a few days in .Medford on
business. ,
Mathews &. Son do draylng, tran
ferring and furniture packing. Both
phones. Sunday work a specialty. SO
W. W. L'sher spmt Wednesday at
Central Point on business connected
with the Pacific States Telephono
company.
. E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher, negatives made an? tlmo or
place by appointment. Phono M. 1471
Harry T. Evans left Wednesday
morning for a short visit with friends
at Butte Falls.
AMKKIUAN
W.
Boston ...31
Chicago ....31
Washington 2U
Philadelphia 21
Detroit 26
Cleveland 23
New York 1 (5
St, Louis . . . 1 (
I,. P. t:
18 .3S
20 .150$
21 .RSfi
20 .wr.
2(5 .-100
2-1 .IJ1
20 .xr.t;
35 .2SG
New York .
Chicago . . , .
Detroit 1 . , .
Washington
Boston . . .'.
St. Louis . . .
Philadelphia
Cleveland . .
v '
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NATIONAL
W.
New York 35
Chicago 25
Pittsburg 23
Cincinnati 20
Philadelphia 10
St. Louis 22
Brooklyn 11
Boston 14
L.
10
20
28
2$
35
FEAR ALASKA VOLCANOES
WIPED OUT FISHING TOWNS
SEWARD, Alaska, Jim? 12. A
cannery tender from Uynk, on the
Shollkof Strait shoro of KodiakJ
Island, brought word today that the
people thore arc safe hut It Is thoughtJ
that seven fishing villages with a
total nonulatlon of about 200 on the
Alaska-peninsula in' the 1m media to vi
cinity of Kntmai volcano were de
stroyed by the eruption last Thurs
day. These villages were Cold Bay,
Katmal, Kanatuk, Douglas, Sava
noosky and Kamgamutc.
Tho volcano has resumed its nor
mal state and the atmosphere is clear
lug -so tha boats will be able to got
Into the stricken district with relief.
At Uyak tho fall of ashes amounted
to four Inches. Peoplo there are suf
fering. This is one of the places on
Kodlnk Island where It was feared
tho groatost damngo was done and
news from there give nop that all
the pogplo on tho Inland are safe.
St. Lopls . . .
Boston
Cincinnati . .
Philadelphia
Pittsburg ..
Brooklyn . . .
P. C,
.SllJ
.535
.522
.I G3
.110
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-11
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Ni:i:i).r.S, C,i, .lime 1.!. Si
men ate liiliovf;J n li.ive liivn drowi
t'd in tliu swollen (.'oltmilo rhcr, (u
(Mtitliuu lu MiiIh;h' nu-aj;" f'
ceiu'il liere Unln. innn OM l;'Ht
Mojiwc.
Tln moURt'KjiirtU'il lluil lutKiic
rii which wi. fjipl .wirUciij ontOft'il
iiuiiuonu ciuiyonMiitO ttruni nqjl
cil iwiliotT, ovedlirn!. ncy 'tluXJui't
oIh.v.
The cirst (5r thr incsont rioml
reweliml !A.it Mojf crtrh tmln.
yvenil hmiiwn vtaref.irricil nvviiy mmi
(ho eiHirwO f iti nr I'liimiilnibly
luuiK.
'evcml huljili-od Jiu'u uie win'k'iw:
iii'Hr KcoiHe t ttvtt'.'tHknur !"
am! moviiiK itiirlijltki iirnprrty. It K
Iteliexeil, iiowovcr. Mint tKu town !
an Fe.'
v
WITNESS TELLS JURY
OF FALSE DRIDE
LOS ANGKLKS? Juno 12.- Cap
taln" C. i. White, the man who bi'ld
tho "stakoi" In the alleged bribery of
George N. I.ockwoml tobl the Jury In
tho Darrow case today how ho had
glwn tho prospectlTc McNainnrn ur
or the first payumnt uf $500 Just
prior to tho aru( uf Bert II. Frank,
,llu. Ills evidence rotrnborated tho
suutfal parts of Franklin's story of
that event.
White was under cross examination
whop adjournment was taken for the
l:iy. . The uoual dnll sensation of the
trial whs furnished l F. A. Dlckc'
rnan' story wjilch tended to show
that Harrow had Iwn tho leading
hand In what seamed to havo been a
fhtxraut corruptfon of Important wit
nesses for tho probation.
On cros etamlnntion, however, It
was brought out that Dltkelman had
not been subpoenaed by the prosecu
tion when (ukon In charge by the
defense and that he was not In Cali
fornia, and that In his affidavit to
District Attorney Fredericks prior to
leaving Los Angelm. DIckelman had
not positively Identified J. B. McNa
mara as J. B. Brlrc. DIckelman alwi
testlfiod money was given him by
Bort Hnmmurstom was for tho pui'
poso of returning' to Los Angelo
from Chicago slioutd he den I re.
IHIRTEEH DOME
IN PAST SIX DAB
NOTED DV EXPERTS
PORTLAND, On-, June ty 1
Dospllc the piouleuiiN lain, l'oulnurwt
Kimi lVslial (iiitliuiH at ItaJ -.
liolglil todn. Toihty'H piofrain wiihi
an ct(niiHvu onp. In Ihc inijihliiK1 ('I'I.VKLANI Ohio, .lutiu l'J
thero were baud coni'ortH tlftrrilgh l'"' Iblrtei'iilh onithiiuulte to be
out lliu cliv Hiit) at mum irlKiiHt ireiM it fil In tlm I1191 lx ilnit U
wiiOivrtlort In Uh ,ioho lv;.jr4IKired by (by .-luOKntph at til.
1 in iiiii'i'iimui) nut nine hiiiiw' istv
furnmlly iman tn tho. plbHft nd a
intrude of rfvo hundred deeoiatod nu
Kimrbllim Is beliiK belli Ihronuji tlp
bunlnoH and ivslditiuo imotlvnn of tho
elty. .
In the evenluK the alloKiiiieul
eleetrlOnl imradv HjiuliulUlhit "tjie
cnmlvnl or nutlons."; with Kx on
tonus, KIiik uf tlio Fitftlvnl iU Hie
hcmil, will be held.
WASIIIXUTO.V. .I11110 'i.rTli..u-
rnmti me Immel.) In Loiii-ititr.,,
(Il'i'illtliiur In ;huiullii.u 'iniiti.ii.f In. !
llie war iiturtmifiit liero liulrty. fol
luwiuir Hie litviikinit of ever pnlli-e '
linn lovr-o wmbI of Bay l.utiitiuiu from
Irfibuilvillo (u lh (lull" of .MeiiH, .1 j
iii-uiurti. 111 s" time. iTm'iiwilix e
ltiatns C11II0410 Jjoro ilaiiy today.
Tho lbraHoiiH Hturtifd at 0:51
n'oloel; this morulug mid eiti'd II
uvluutus Inter.
Father Odnhniii, Hie obsei valor
offlilal i-stlmnteil that tit illxluili
.iiii'n mi'itri'i'd about 7 lion miles dl
taut hum Cli'velaud
wlni li the Koveiiimenl iinti'it. In tho
iiMnt iiln nf li 11I110 i4'uiiiYlo'
whhh .Innen neiMiiuit iv t)ud, Tho
iUIiIoh liitalm I 1 1 nl,, am) welo
liu liil Ill Cnim oiunilt
MORTGAGE
LOANS
Mumy mi hand nl all I Iiiiism
Id loan on inipnivptl raiii'.lirv
and i'ily irtMM'ly al lowest
nilcH Villi "on or lipTonj
IJI'lvilotfO."
' JAMES CAMPBELL
Phono 3231 320 G -0. Bkltf.
Special
I
PdltTLAND, Ore, Juno
12
it'll i. .nn. i.iii, i i. rn.,,i Mm i'i,ii...i
n-N- iwl.it.. in the v.elnlty r llio wulei j sUl- ,llHl,.,(., mt l(My ,, ,.,,,
u iHiiiHffril, ,rtty tl.. HiiH.it. Another ' sllM Altoiny ,Mccurl t,rtli.'t
HIH-I lor ui.l to Ilia unny will lie j w,Jnl N. Jimm; IWlJll, ,.m.,ne,l
VM'i'.'V.. . . . by I'nlileiit Ta(t from ii.-Hliig four
" ' ' inimtliN In Jail for liuid fiaud , In
TO LB AD IN NKW PLAY.
behalf of the I nltcd St Ui The
i.lt Is for the ivuiver of JlI'MMin'
Chicago 3
New York s
.TBNKAU, Alaska, Juno 11. Gov.
Clark recalvpd todff- a dispatch from
Kodlak. saylifg that Kodiak Island Is
covered with 12 Inches of ashos but
that tho ashes havo stopped falling.
The messago says tho conditions
there are terrible nnil that tho people
Were taken off by tho revenue cutter
Miinllng. On somo parts of the Island
according to the inomago tho nshos
aro twonty feet deep. Vogotatlon
and animal lire is killed, and t)io
wireless station at Kodiak dostroyed.
Tho message ends: "The condition at
Kniluk must be terrible."
Governor Clnrk has cabled to Wash
Inglon asking 100,000 from con
gress for relief purposes.
COAST.
W.
Vernon 3S
Oakland 33
Sacramento ........ 27
Los Angeles 3 1
Snn Francisco 27
Portland 23
L.
2d
27
3fi
30
2S
31
P. C.
.501
.sin
.135
.531
.191
.-101
"Jorf" Pfoffer, the former Chicago-Boston
pitcher, Is managing a
team In the Grijiter Boston league.
R.
.7
H.
10
Portland
Oakland 2 7 2
Battorles: Christian and Tlcdcmaii,
Koostnor and Fisher. '
Vornon 5 8 0
Sacramento 3
Batteries: Cnrnon and
Sehwouk and Kreits.
Los Angeles 1 r l
S.-in Francisco 13 5
Batteries: Toner and Schmidt? Tim
or and Boles.
1, f
Brown;
CONGRESSMEN
NoivrmvKST
w.
Vancouver 3p
Victoria 2
Spoknno 27
Tacoma 27
Seattle 20
Portland 20
L.
215
2;
20
27
20
30
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P.O.
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.510
.500
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Weeks&McGowanCo.
UNDERTAKERS
y Vbone t37X
Sjirtit rhcm.il T. W. Weeks t071
a. s. orr, ssa
X.XVT MKXSTAXT,
WASHINGTON, Juno 12.- As tho
result of ii "gentl 'men's ngroo
monj" jiogotiutcd this afternoon be
tween Mujority Loader L'ndorwood
and Minority Loader Mann In the
house and tho republican and demo
cratic loadors Ju tho senate. It is
now poasiblo for tho members of
congress to attend the national con
ventions. Tho loaijjrs agreed to
Htispond "partisan btiBiuohH' during
both tho Chicago and Baltimore conventions.
Spokane
Portland 0
Seattlo n
Vancouver J
Batteries: Fiillortou and Whaling;
tingle, , Gervalse, Maxmayer, and
Harris.
Tacomu-VIctorla Rain.
Home Endorsement
jliiiKltvtls of Mfilforil Cltieiis Can
Tell )ui All AlMiut It.
Home endor-cment, the pulilic ex
presulon of Medford iH'oplc, should
be evldeme lieyimd dispute for ;
.ory Medford reader. Surely tho os
licrlamif) of frlunds and nclghboru,
cheerfully glvu by thouir wJll carr
inoro weight than tho utterances or
strangers residing In faraway places.
Read tho follewing:
II. J.' Durfec. 82 N. .Bartlctt st.,
Mcdford, Ore., anys: I was troubled
by my kiducx off ami on for years.
If I' contruciud a sllglt cobl, it always
setHed In tluxo organs, causing m
bark . to bcfiiim very lame, weak
and- painful. Last summer I wns
siforng in that way and on a
friend's aihice. I proured Doan's
Kidney Pill J found 'this remedy
to bo xartl as reproHoiited und In
a ftiw das tho trouble left. I
know of many other persona who
havo obtained upiiofit from DonnV
Kidney Pills "
For sale by all;denIor8, Price
50 cents. IWi-r-Mllliurii Co., Buf
falo, N'-w Y'.rk. solo ugentB for the
United Stati
Remember tho name Donu'ri
and tako no oilier.
,
flHilH. Ia" T1
BBBBSBVfBBHSsW m ' F ?2r- -
j ' .1 B 14
. 1 ffV-'..???'
latin to .ill licBinulnm treatment he
roic J nun 1Mb. Aculo and liironle
ensoii micctm fully I run led. Deformi
ties correited. CmiMtiltttt Inn free.
.Me(-hamiThiniplMtM, Uhjioiriu!toi,
and HpoiidyluthuraplHtd.
Drs. A. R, tiiid Louise K. I!ciI(bs
230 N Iti.rtlett
Phone, Pin If lc. Main 1171
Next Door to M V. Chinch
r- iii imu.i brit Msiittaoi 1111 hoit
1AM1S0I ItSIS ANUNARY 1.aU..4,:- .J
ltJi:4H Im lUtlv All, Kigali. ik I . .icrtl
c tl ln ''.!. j Mi WJ.. :; wile. iU
r '- Iniwl iiI!m Win iAk-ar il A''
S-GHOSS YrrTGl KIHST QUALITY
PANEL SJfKjyjAXO OUAHANTI LI)
t-30
Ju.ui.ti
s
IAWXTTE uVTUJK.
fNfl
"The Money .Moou," by JcfTrcyi
I'eniol. Ik one f the moat Idyllic of re
cent novel with dainty upliedc of life
In rural tiugtnnd. J. Hartley Manner
linn uiHile a play of It, and Oliver Mo
roHco will prulueo It lu ii Angeles lit
J'll.v.
Tlw Iriullng rnle.1 will bo emu-tcd bj
iMiiiiinl I.viitiett nud MU Uuretta
Taylor, with a view to lis production
ili.ip I . (hi sli.ii. UilillilK ".IC.S It
I'l iii-I SVli'.'lliber
W It I T E FOB
CATALOG
nj nvc 5 on Sh,
Klnltti. I'rkinci, Mcu .!
inti. Kootial, etc
MniUof t!4r, In tilled l):nin Hlr,t'-u! M tUtli
lr 11 rii3(l, r 4 " in njil I5tucn lU.k, viie
l'nc I j every bolj tny uuintilr.
K. D. INSIDE FINISH TO MATCH IN SETS
KOK DOOK'.-Cjiln. Ilo.l KOK WtHDOWS- tln.
CmnM illcl.tm XauUI. l'lalh llej.l (m(, I .iltl .n ,.Mikl,
III Hk-tjr one .U ( l ,, lin Vw JiVft. Sift AHm
only. I'ertft uul- 4 Aervn. IVr lit O U C
K. D. WINDOW FHAMES ,
Willi tU ml SIT. I'jrtint lleiS, Out
tide Ci.n nj A ., I'u lev in t 1 ,
Cap. 'f id ?1-A
ffe SkII Abjouc oJ Shi.jkie
TBtv
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1CLOSED
: We have closed the doors for two days so as to
give us time to resort and remark the remaining
V ' shoes at prices that will assure us of closing
I them out FRIDAY and SATURDAY. The
following prices will demonstrate to you that it
& will be to your advantage to be among the first
here Friday for shoes for the family.
Xfitlco
General Federation of. Women's
clubs, San Francisco, California. Sale
dates Juno 22nd and 23rd, 1912.
Going limit Juno 30th. No stop
overs nllowed.
Returning 00 days stop-offs al
lowed on return trip within CO dnys.
Rate faro and third, f 1C.80.
Your truly,
A. S. ROSKNBAUM, Agt.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Liquor Notice
Notice Ib heroby given that tho
undersigned will apply to tho city
council of tho city of Mcdford, Ore
gon, at tho next roeetlng on Juno 18,
1012, for a llconso to sell spirituous,
vinous ami malt liquors In quantities
less than 11 gallon, at his place of
busInoBS, 17 South Front strcot,
block 20, In Buld city for a porlod of
six months.
O. M. SRLSBY.
Dato or first publication Juno lith,
1012.
FOR SALK iIorM at Vinson Feed
Barn, N. Riverside. 72
FOR SALti or rent 22 acres of
Bear crc-k bottom soil with mod
ern hoiifio, water, gas, tolephono,
electric lights, etc; good barn
and outbuildings. This place Is
planted to 4-year-old applo and
ponr trees with a heavy crop of
grain between tho rows, ready to
cut about July 10. Will sell or
rout with or without team and
equipment. Reasonaulq terms. 2
miles south of Medford on Phoe
nix road. M. F. Boirtfilll. box
No. lis, It. F. 1). No. 1, Medford,
Oregon. 70
WANTtiD- A first -fliiHS ',nsh wo
man. Apply t 402 8. Noivtown
street. 70 I
FELT BAD
ALL THE TIME
Shellhorn Lady Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Right Now.
Shellhorn, Ala In a letter from this
placo, Mrs. Carrlo May says: "A short
tlmo ago, I commenced to havo wnk
spells and headaches. I felt bad all
tho time, and soon grow so had I
couldn't stay up. I thought I would die.
,At last my husband got mo a bottlo
of Cnrdnl, und It helped mo; so ho got
uomo more. Aftor I bad) taken tho
second bottle, 1 was ontlroly well.
I wish every lady. Buffering from
womanly trn.Uo, would try Ca'rdul.
i. ,,, ,. , t . v . . T.
ji. 10 viiu Musi rneuicinp 1 ugw 01. 1.
did mo more j.'oodrthau anything I over
UBCd."
Cardul is a Voman'fl tonic a
strengthening rnedlclno for womon,
mado from Ingredients that act spo
clflcally on tho womanly organs, nnd
thus help to build up tho womanly con
stitution to glowing good health.
As a remedy for woman's Ills, It baa
a successful ir-cord of over DO years.
Your druggl-t soils It Pleaso try It.
N. I). 1(W( fo UdlM'A-vlKMYDept., ChatU
notM Medicine Co , C.iiftanoo tfl"" f"l Special
Iiiitrucltvnt, nj W pjga book, 'Mama Trratratnl
hf Women," win In plain jnwt'i w Sl'e, '
"LADIES' OXFORDS."
Vnluos up to $1.00 thai had hccii re
duced to $1.1)8 now J)S;
"LADIES SHOES."
Values to $1.00 that had heeu re
cUieod'to $2.19 now Jjl..28
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r'dueH to $t.0f) that had heeu re
dueed to $1.1)8 now 8;
LADIES' HAND TLTRNED SHOES
Values to $1.00 tjjat had hen redueed
to 08 eenb now d(;
INDIES' OLD'TIME COMFORTS.
Valties f() $.i.G() Hint had heeu i-e-dueyd
- r ; - :.t now 4ii,':
LADIES'
HEAVY CALF SKIN
SHOES.
Value to $12.50 that had heim re
dueud t) $1.18 now . l...S
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LADIES' PARTY SLIPPERS.
Values to $:.no that had heeu re
duced In $1.08 now J)8
MISSES AND CHILDRENS'
SHOES AND OXFORDS.
. Wo havo a laro variety of .shapes
and sixes at greatly reduced prices.
Come and let us show you how a dollar will buy as much
as three dju! formerly in fitting the fnmily with shoes
KENTNER'S SHOE SAL
:: One door east of Main Store
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