PAGE TWO.
MEPFORn mar, TRrmwrc. Mrcmroim okiwox, wiwnesday, riotmiiwk 21. mm.
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mr, nml Mrs. Joseph Olnot of Sler-
r precinct, mado n trip to Medford
andMncksonvlllo Tuesday.
Jilln
Among tho mnny flnu oxhlbltB nt
tlu Medford Commercial club room
la n twig of tomnto vino Mint him
it D. Foster of tho forest sorvlco'lrco tomatoes weighing nearly four
Mr. nml Mrs. Clifford .Tonkins of
Aslilnnil vlBlled with Mcdford friends
recently,'
C. llruwnstoln of J'orlland Is In tho
vnlloy again, buying hides.
Mriiiid Mrs. Uoo'go T)o of Kn
JamaWVnsli., nml O. drover of Drain
nrorpcent arrivals In Medford,
Tlioro is n photographer In your
town , II. N. Mackcj, Main nnd Cen
tral; Mcdford, Ore.
l- w: H6)l!s of tho Mcdford Kurnl-
ttiro and-Hardware company, mado a
Inlulnens trip to Iloguo Itlvcr Tuesday.
Charles Bedford nnd A. ' . Sllsby
of Ashland tnrrlcd n few hours In
Mcdford Tuesday.
Mrs. Ij. I. Ilrown of Jacksonville
was In Mcdford Tuesday on her way
to Grants Vast on a visit.
Home-made bread at De Voo's.
Mrs. I. V. Gardner of Sams Vnlloy
W8B In Medford nnd Jacksonville this
week.
Wk K. Gorlg. vlco president of tho
Pacific & Kaslern. nnd his family
loft for Portland Tuesday ovonlng.
E. E. Morrison and Knlpps broth
ers woro of tha mnny who camo to
Mcdford Tuesday.
Kodak finishing, test In town, nt
Weston's.
Mrs. H X. Hutlcr was a passen
gcr on tho southbound motor Tues
day afternoon.
W. Y. Crowson nnd Glenn Pattlllo
of Ashland wero rcccut visitors in
Medford.
Crater. Lake pictures ,a book it
12 pictures, hand colored, tho flnc3t
ever mado of tho lake, for salo at
Dorking & Harmon's studio. Call
and sco them. 228 East Main street,
phone 3 20-J. tt
W. I,. Mooro of Klamath Falls ar
rived In Medford Tuesday, but did
not stay lone
Dr. A. E. Hockey, a prominent sur
geon of Portland, is tho guest of Dr,
and Mrs. E. D. Picket.
E. D. Weston, commercial photos;-
left Mcdford for Applegate on Tues
day, to fnmlliarlzo himself with that
district.
T, J. Humci of Seattle, who hai
been visiting Itoborts tiros., nnd other
relatives, has returned home. Sho
may become n resident of Medford In
the near future.
Ashlnnd will have a children's fair
Friday and Saturdny that Is attract
ing much nttontlon. An excellent
program hns been prepared for the
event.
For salo, a Singer sewing machine,
almost' now nhd in perfect condition,
nt a bargain. Apply nt 717 North
Klvorsldo avc, Medford. 100
Horn To tho wife of Edwin 11.
Jnnney. Sept. 2-1, a daughter.
Scarlo was at Gold Hilt lately,
delivering tho auto ho had sold to
Fred IUcdel.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. D. Weston motored
to Gold Hill during tho week nnd
mndo Mr. and Mrs. I). It. Miller n
visit
Misses Mary nagshaw and Louise
Ensolo of Jacksonville have returned
from a trip to Washington.
Sirs. F. W. Streets was a recent
visitor with friends living nt Rogue
River.
Mrs. Pollnltz nnd Miss Trncblood
visited in Central Folnt during tho
week.
George Mansfield is down from his
ranch in upper Rogue rlvor district.
Arthur Klcinhammer of Applegate
transacted business In Medford Tues
day. C. A. Mnlono and Clydo Pean of
Ashlaud wcro In Mcdford during tho
week to attend the monthly meeting
of tha California-Oregon electrical
club, an organization of the employes
of tho California-Oregon Power com
pany. IT. II. Harvey of Gold Hill was In
Mcdford Tuesday. In tho Interest of
n syndicate of Chicago roorchnnta
who ngreo to furnish local merchants
with merchandise as cheaply as It Is
furnished mall order houses.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles H. Gay wcro
pounds on ono stem, brought by ltov,
.1. T. lteam, formerly of Opolonsns,
tin., who also got 3 pounds of potatoes
from ono hill.
The.ro were fifteen contestants In
Uio baby show hold nt Talent recently.
Robert Rose, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Frank Rose, was first with a scoro of
90 per rent. Catherine Kates, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. It, Kntos being
second with n scoro of 93, R per cent.
Others scoring high woro Ahua Morso
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Morso,
Ida Tryer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mnrlon Tryer, and James F. Doiihnm,
son of Mr. and Mrs, J. Dcnhnm,
The Sutherlln Inn, tha principal
hostelry of Sutherlln, Douglas county,
wns dostroed by flro tho first of tho
week. All ho guests escaped, .but
mnny lost their personal effects. It
was owned by J. F. Lnso. nnd was
built at a cost of $10,000.
The hotel nt Gallco crcok, con
cluded by Mrs. M. A. Hawkins, wns
burned Monday, together with most
of Its contents. There was no Insur
ance. The flro originated with a de
fective flue.
There, was an auto collision nt Main
and Central Monday afernoon, In
which Stanton Grlffls' and a Strang
er's machines figured. Nobody wns
hurt nnd neither auto was injured
much; but it was n narrow escapo
The nccldent was caused by ono ot
tho chauffeurs cutting across tho coo
nor of tho street. Instead ot making
tho detour ho should hnvo mado,
and which Is dono too often In Mcdford.
PHOTO OF ANNA AUMULLER, V ICTIM OF
SCHMIDT, PRIEST UNDER AHnEST, IN NEW. Y0HK
I
TESTING PROCESS AT
THE C0RUM SMELTER
raphe r, negatives made any time or
place by appointment. Phone M.
1471,
T. E. Pottcngcr has returned from
a hunting trip to upper Roguo river.
H. D. Nye ot Hock, Point district
transacted business in Medford Tues
day afternoon.
Itov. W. E. Goode, who is located
at Macdocl, Cat., is making Mcdford
a business visit
You will bo surprised to find how
little it costs to haro the Southorn
Oregon Electric company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phone
Miss Rose Whipple, who has been
attending tho Douglas county fair, is
in Medford again.
Df H. Miller, Gold Hill's hardware
merchant, spent a few hours In Mcd
ford Tuesday afternoon.
Wynne Scott, ono of tho most up-to-date
portrait artists on tho Pa
cific coast is taking cbargo ot the
portrait department for tho Gerkln
& Harmon Photo company, 228 East
Main street.
Dr. J. F. Rcddy arrived from
Grants Pass Tuesday afternoon on
the motor and loft for San Francisco
on the next train.
M. E, Root was of tho manv horti
culturists in Mcdford this week.
It. L. Dodge, Jr., and relatives
motored to Medford from Rlvcrdale
Tuesday afternoon.
"Insurance your best asset." Havn
tho best. Placo your insurance with
Holmes, tho Iusuranco Man, right if
ho writes It. tf
Mrs. R. II. Rcamcs of Central Point
was tho gucs of Mr. and Mrs. D. I).
Itcnincs on North Oakdale Tuesday.
Judgo W. S. Crow ell and E. A.
Crlpps, who havo been spending tho
past fortnight at Newport, arc in
Medford again.
Prlvnto music lessons from CO
cents upward to three dollars per
losson. according to subject and
teachor chosen. Mcdford Conscrvn
ory, College Hide, 31 North Grape. '
Rort Greer of tho AHhland Tidings
nnd his daughters motored to Med
ford. Monday, br'nglng homo Mlsa
Irpiio Smith, who Iish boon visiting
thorn.
Ed Mills of Lake creok loft for
Salem Tuesday avonlng, to visit his
wife, who, Is at, a sanitarium for treat
mont nnd reported to bo falling.
Milk and cream at DoVoo's.
E. R. Reames, a pioneer of Jack
son and Klamath, counties, passod
through tho vnlloy Tuesday evening,
tm route from Klamatji Falls to Port
land, J. M. Cantrull of Jacksonville, who
undorwent n minor oporatlon nt Sa
cred Heart hospital thjs weok, Is
about rnrntn.
Weeks & McGowan Co
UNDERTAKERS
Axnr, ajuiBTAJTr
Day Phoui. "
Nltrbt V W. WeN in.'j7.2
Ftattftt. ' 4, K. Orr 078-M'
recent visitors In Central Point, guests
of the former's parents. Mr. Gay has
since gone north, but will return soon.
Mrs. D. C. Grim ot Central Point,
who has been spending sovcrnt weeks
in Medford, having her eyes treated,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walor Tanner, who
have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. J.
G. Goble, left tor Montana tho first
of tho week. Mr. Tanner was for
merly" Interested in tho Pantatorlum.
Eagle Point and Prospect will soon
bo joined by telephone, and Trail and
upper Roguo river will then bo in
direct communication with tho outside
w'ortd.
Mrs. Connor arrived from tho stato
ot Washington lately and Is tho guest
of her son, Guy Connor, at his resi
dence in Siskiyou Heights.
Fred Kelly, tho minor, who has
been spending somo time at Chicago
and other cities east ot tho Rocky
mountains, returned to tho valley dur
ing the week.
B. Shannon has returned from a
tour of inspection ot tho forests in
this section under stato control. He
Ib connected with tho stato forestry
commission. '
Fred page, a, prominent commis
sion morchant, of Portland, Is making
Roguo river valley a business visit,
accompanied by G. O. Damon.
The stato fair begins next Monday
and continues n week. It promises to
be ono of tho best events of tho kind
over held on tho Pacific coast. Tlioro
win bo a good attendanco from Rpguc
river valley,
Mrs. Virginia Hayes and Mrs. F. L.
Col'.um of Idaho Falls wero guests ot
Mr. nnd Mrs. L, P. Drown of Gold
Hill recently.
J. M. Cronomlller, county treasur
er, has given notlco that there are
funds In tho treasury for tho redemp
tion of county warrants protested up
to April 12, 1911.
Twenty-flvo threshing machines nro
at work In Klamath county and it Is
ostlmatod that will each averago more
than 40,000 bushels of grain. Tho
crop Is a bumjior ono and will upproxi
map 1.000,000 bushels.
Mlidford's lodge of ElkH held a
smoker at Its place of mooting on
Sixth street Tuesday evening, which
was well attended and thoroughly en
iojod by all.
Tom Taylor's fast pacer, King Boat,
Is not doing ns well as he did last
season and hns been outsldo ot tho
money soeral times. Ho became
lamo.early In the gamo and Iiub never
been In good condition since.
William Sproule of San Francisco,
general manager Qf tho Southorn Pa
cltlc railroad, nccnmpanlod' by tho
following off IcIiiIh of tho lines In Ore
gon, John M. Scott, general passenger
agent, H. Hlnshnw traveling freight
agont, G, C. Morris, assistant mana
ger, all of Portland, spent several
hours In Medford Tuesday. They are
on a tour ot inspection,
Tom Lang, well known to pioneers
of Southern and Southeastern Ore
gon, lias taken a homestead in Kla
math county, aftor a rosldenco of
sixty yoaru in that section, Ho Is 8f
years of age.
CORAM, fnl.. Sept. 12.1. This will
ho an eventful ilny in Cornm. Some
timo during the ilny the nrtiml Mart
ini; MP f ilm "nil proeohs experi
mental plant will lie made liy the
feedhij: of twenty tons of ore into
the McDoupnl furnace, which niny lie
described ns n roasting- men.
The "all process consists okciiU
nllv of burning the sulphur from the
ore nnd the collecting it between cer
tain temperatures, attorn which the
furnace, must not n. The nil burn
ers nnd cas generators are in good
shnjK!. The McDougnl furnace was
wnnncd up yesterday. It has n en
pneity of twenty tons n day. Arlnnl
results will not bo determined for
pcvoral days.
Twenty prominent citimis nnd
mining men of Redding nml KVnuutt
nre on tho ground today to witness
tho starting up of the experimental
plant that linn been under construc
tion for nenrly two monflw nnd
which hrut cost .$7.r,000. Tho process
is one of eliminating sulphur from
nro heforo it goes to the smelting
funince proor. Iaiug proved su
satisfactory in Kat TenncjicC the
mnnngcmcut here hns the utmost
confidence that the test being madi
today will pnno n success.
Tho company's million dollar
smelter has stood idle two ycurt, be-
GRANT SEEKS TO SUCCEED
ATTORNEY GEN.'L CRAWFORD
SALEJt", Or, Sept. 24. Frank S.
Grant, formerly city nttnnioy of
Portland, today announced hU can
didacy for the republican nomination
for attorney "cncral.
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AT PAGE I
PiuUtiKPS popular nudi lllo will ho
on it tho I'ngo theiitvo tonight. Most
of tho nets thin week nro iiiiihIcuI,
'which nluajM iiiiiUcu n lilt with local
lUiilleiieeit.. .
Mm shall broihm-a mid Montnll will
pi emu t it mtitilrnl and ait novelty,
Hiuiititliliig entirely now finm any
thing that him iippotirod on prnvUius
Qlcaii! Rich! Pure!
Milk miti Cream
Wo uiivlio tvii dollwirluH dully,
Our herd of tested cown In fed on
nlfulfii. ' Thin liiHUren tho nwmituHl
milks, tho must itolltioun ereain.
Unrolibod of Hit flnviir by miuihln.
cry, calculated In matte, old milk
ssotu iiuw, utir milk li dullvereil fnwh
bills. Vaiu'n Uohlg will nml.o bis
dohitt tonight In vaudeville- In mi In sterlllreil buttles ilticul fruiti row
orlKlnal cartoon Mtiuit
. , .-.,..., , r. - , I to customer.
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR,
CONSTIPATED CHILD
This photograph "1 Anna Aimin'
ler, the ielim of llmw Scliiuidt. Hi
jiriest, who killed her, mwl, iiitei
curving her body", mtMi ml pieces l
it in the HinNon river, was found in
the flat in which xli wn killed.
ASSESS FEDERATION
TO HELP STRIKERS
The girl is said to lutvu pouHM-d
ini'ic utlelligriice ttutn ttrnwl xerv
nntK, nr'd wns MirticHlrl.v xiod
looking. She was hii Auntris, liuvum
emu to the United Stntv two enr
B. -
social eenlng was spent, and con
Medford. Dairy
.1. W. SMIiKU, PIIOP.
Phono l!tlUI.:t
"HOW DID
TDK ltlltl)
THAT"
KNOW
Quality drum at fnlr prices this Is
tho Htoio for you,
liellilniK "I'rtilt Laxallxc" Cin'l
llnriit Tetitter Mttte Stoiumti,
tdtcr nml llowcN
llvory mother rcxUlicH, utter gMug
her children "t'ullfornln Syrup uf
l-'ltut," that this la their Ideal luvn
IIVo, Imcnuso they luvu Its plwiMul
tanto mid ll thoroughly ulcmiiiM tho
tender It 1 1 tn Ktiiiiutuh, I hop nml
bowels without griping.
WIipii cniis, irrltnblo, feverish or
breath I Istd, Htiimnch nour, look at
tho tiiiiKiiit. miithur! If contud, kIio
u twmpflouful of this huriiiloM "fruit
lfcxntlvo," nnd tit a few hours nil thu
foul, conntlpnted waste, sour hllo mid
ondlKostod food pnMos out, ot the
hounds, nnd )oit lime u well, pht)ful
clillduHnln. When Its llttla systuin Is
full ..t ...I.I II. n... I .,.. I. ..I. .....(. -
i.i, ill ttiiii, iiii.iii, miiii, nun nivH iium'i .. . .. .. ....
.... . ,, .. .. Our"l nHiii"af ilriiMn Is most mm
nehu, d larrhoiNi. Ind Hitstlon, out o , . ... . .... . .,.,
.'.... - .. .. H"- with svrrydrs full stmnnthl
Wesk iniHllrtttM mm not fit fsr tho
(tamo ot lt.trlHH llMlth oHty quiil
Ity druss run srom- -thu kind wh iim
111 flllll.S 11 MClipttAKS.
Fair ptieo wins the ntHiol
Wh want oii to be the refsrw of
our oloro ssrrlc--)ou can't hsti. hut
It's lbs most Mithifiietory
at l
(..'
romombor. a itiHid "Insldo clmiuliiK
should nlivay lie tho first t rout intuit i
Hl on.
Mllllnus of mothers keep "Califor
nia H)nii of I'Ikh" hand); tbuy know
n tmH)uuful tottsy ni'M a sink child
tomorrow. Ask uur dnnotUt fur a
Rn.itii. .i.iifl.i tt OMiifA.fiiji Umh .r .
" """ ' ......,.. ..,. ... , . . .
1Im ' i.I.IaIi KnM ...Ml.....a In l.l.t....
. il,. i,,ii, ,, tii.i, ,, i.vtl'1111, 111! intini'M
gratttlatory kwIics on tho growth children of all mo mid grown tips ""1? " ',,,",,"
... ,,..,. . , ,i, . , , , , , , ., .... .. , Tin "XeetiudS of low prce seldom
nnd work of the order rend mid spo- r nied ot tho Im'tlc I ewarn of .,.,,,,. ,
,., . , ,. . , , , .. , ciiu.iU Mi- liilvn.i or i-iir . ualii)
"ii c 'iinterf- ti nod lire, ret don t '
fooled CT t the p. "mine i ado ly,
'' Cal fornln Pig Myrii'i Ciinpany,"
llMils5 (tit 'I,TII
Medford, Oris
1 tool ii tin u
Whereas, tho death angol has call
ed frpm this earth llfo, our beloved
brother, W. W. Klfort, therefore.
He It resolved, that Talisman Tem
ple No, 40 doeg hereby extend to our
bereaved members, Sisters W, W. Klf
ort, Frank Isaacs, and J. J. Iluchtor
and to each member of bereaved fam
ily, tho heartfelt condolcnco of all
members of this temple, and
Do it further resolved, that wo
commend them and each ot them, to
tho Dlvino guidance of tho Supremo
Itulor of tho Unlverso, and that in
addition to tho remembrance of a
great lovo nnd devotion of a dear hus
band and father tlioro may come, to
them as further consolation In tholr
bereavement, a firm faith and pur
pogo. to reunite with him In tho su
premo tomplo above whnro all tho
.mysteries of llfo and death are solved
and whoro all wounda aro hoalod,
no It further resolved that a copy
of those resolutions bp sent to the bo
rcaved faipjly, a copy to tho dally pa
lm r and a copy spread upon tho mln
utos of this temple.
Dated Sept. 1C, 1913.
MRS- JOHN A. VKUh,
HAWK VAN DYKK,
MRS, R. It. KUKL,
Copimltteo, '
WASIIIXaTON, Scpl. Jl.-C.ii.
sent of the cNcoutixv touticil -l M
American Federation nt r.ulir lor n
nutioiml iiKse-cmtiiil of it i.'J.'.o.niKi
members for the benefit of the tnk
iuj; copper miners in MichIichii was
dlitniiied here totlnv by t'lmrirs I'.
Moycr, prchidunt of tit Wwtni
r piirirniiiiii n iiiu-r-4. li, viiimi iiii.i r. . .. ,. i. ..
" i nour, gBB-iy, upfci niomncit, iiuu-i
'" !.'"""" "jv " "m pcttlon. hoartburn. dyspepiln; when
men bejonp. It is oxpeiod tho nn- (b foo,i yoM ont (Crmonts Into gmeJ
Hessmeut will lie one cent n week, l-;Rml ,u,bborn lumps; your limul aches
though Jtoyor nsked for fiva eent an(l ()U fun, gc. ,, ,,iornblo.
STOMACH FEELS FINE
Ttntc "Pnpo DlnpopMn!" In I'Uo
Minutes nil Soiirnck-,, (lax, llrflrt- .
hum mid DK'pslu N (.'ono I
IWWIWXIIIMi iJ''l I'lli'i'l liffi ' i
n week.
M.oyer nlno conferred with Sena
tors Hhnfrotli of Colorado nml Ho
rn h of Idaho, nttkintc fur ocnimeitt
inquiry into charge thnt iieoiiniie
prevails in the Ntnko ditriot. Spe
cial Agent Mnffitt reportwl to Sec
retary of Labor William It. Wiluu
today regarding his invcMi&ilioiis nt
Calumet. Moffitl' report U wiil to
contain mnny sonMitionnl hti.lcmciitM.
Q. P. 0. E, OBSERVE FOURTH
ANNIVERSARY OF LODGE
Tho fourth anniversary of the.
founding of tho Klktt ludgo In this city i
was honored Inst night) by n full nt-
tendanen of the membership nt tho
lodgo rooms. Speeches wero mndo
by Attorney II. l Mulkoy, District
Kxaltcd Ruler T. K. Daniels, ICxalted
Ruler A. C, llurg'ss, and other offlc-l
Jain and membi rs of tho lodgo. A
that's when you roallzo tho mnglc In
I'aite'n DlapeiHtln .It makes all stom
ach tulsory vanish In flvo minutes.
If your xtnuiiich In In n continuous
revolt If you can't got It rogulated,
doo, for your sake, try I'np's Dla
populn. It's so needless to havo n
bad stomach make your noxt meal n
favorite food meal, then take a tittle
Dlnpepsln. Thnro will not bo nny ills
treat wit without fear. It's because
I'ape'a Dltpnpaln "really .Iooh" rcgu
lato weak, out-of-order stomachs that
give It Its millions of sales annunlly,
0-t a large flfty-cont rnso of Papo'n
Dlapepln from nny drug store. It Is
the ojilckotit, surest stomnch relief
and euro known, It. nets nlmost llko
mntclr D Is u scientific, hfirmlcxs
and pleas int stomach preparation
whli )i tm! bn'oiiR In evcrv homo.
Nltunliil tu tlin Hub or tile rrliirlpitl
TlicKer nml Shopping Dhlrlrt
llccntty ll.sletornlcil anil Itefiirulnlietl 'I lirittigl.oiit,
anil llcilcr I.'ipiliijiiil TiHlny lliau K.-r lleforo
r.oroncmi I'lait
ltHilni without Imlli, yi.OO per ihxy nml up
Itooln-i Willi luitll, yU.IK) per ilnr nml up
O. J. K.t;!'.M..NN, .Manager.
N. K. UI.AIIM:, A-t. .Mgr.
Gat Our lYitrH on What
WOOD
You Will Waul for (he Winfor
TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Suri'ps.sorri lo U'oiclistt'iii.
Cor. Fir and Socowl St. West. Tol. 70.
COMB SAGE TEA II
LIFELESS, GRAY HAIR
ool. Vomig! ( oiiiiiion C'aiden Hugo
and Sulphur Darkcnx m Nalurally
Nobody I'aii Tell
Yk a ' .
i
me Industrie;
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
I. O, O. I-', Kiirainpmcnt Notko.
Tlioro will be work In the O. R.
and R. I', degrees tonight. Refresh
ments will bo sorved. You aro re
quested to bo present.
TOO liATK TO OliAHSIFV.
FOR Ri;.NT Modern six room fur
nished house, clone In. Phono
11CL. R2.1 W. Hamilton. 1C0
FOR SALK A largo heating stovo,
Ornndmothor I opt her hair boun
tifully darkened, Klok.sy mid abuiiduiit
with a brew of Hiikh Tea and Siiliihur.
Whenever her luilr fell out or took on
that dull, faded or utroaked appear
ance, thla alniplo mlxturo wan applied
with wonderful effort. Hy miking nt
any drug store for "Wyeth's Bago and
Hulphur Hnlr Ilcmody." you will got
a largo bottlo of thin old-tlmo reclpo,
ready to uco, for about 50 cento. This
Hlmpln mlxturo can ho dopended upon
to restore nuturnl color and' beauty
to tho hair and Is splendid for dand
ruff, dry, Itchy f-calp mid falling hnlr.
A well known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyoth'u Sago
and Sulphur, because It darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell t Iiuk horn nppllod-It's so
easy to use, too. Von simply dampon
n comb or soft brush and draw It
through your hnlr, taking ono Htrand
nt a time. Hy morning tho gray hair
disappears; after nnothor nppjlcntlon
or two, It Is restored to Its natural
color and looks glossy, soft nnd
Wo havo changed our
name, horoaCler Hie .Mission
T?iii'nitiii'o "Works will ho
known as
The
Pacific Furniture
and, ,. ,
Fixture Factory
rromo oUlin "Pacific" Cedar
Chcsfc.
E. &. TROWBRIDGE, JR.
Proprietor
113 South Holly
Mcdford, Oregon,
Medford Iron Works,
R CI. Trowhridgo, T'rop.
Oonoral Foundry and
Machine Works
L'nifio4QI; ITmio2981,.' '
Kes. Lai. 501; Home 2271'.
Cement Drain Tile
Irrigation Pipe
ETC.
"It's Strongoat and
Everlasting"
MEDFORD CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Factory N. Riverside Avo.
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OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
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Factory Corner South Fir and 11th StB. Boih Phonos
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