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MEDFORD MA.TL TRTT3UNE, MEDFORD, ORTCflON, SATtTttDAY, MARCH 7, 1014.
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All riHninlllllnitlous ntltlll lit lut In
by Prhliiy. Address society editor,
or phono 8'J.J.
A surprise natty whs kIvcii.oii Mr,
nml .Mrs. II. 0. (Ilnseock nt IlftiS llciil
(y s(ree( Wednesday hmjiiIiik In honor
of Mr, Clniirork'N Iwcuity-Nflcoiul
lilrtlnliiy nml his mother Mm. 1 1. It.
Oxley of Hpoliniii), Wash. Tim guests
were friend nml nolKhlmr nml thoy
rninti substantially irouirod for u
Komi tliim. follow Iiik n soelnlly
ill iivoiiIiik. a ilnliity repast w
ervud.
Those present were: Mr. nml
Mrs. Newton Tinker, Mr, nml Mrs. W.
C. Wilson, Mr, mill Mm, (loo. Illnhop,
Mr. nml Mm, Walter KnUtir, Mr. nml
Mm. W. II, Meeker, Mr. nml Mm
(Iootk" Dow, Mr. nml Mm. J, M
Plelcher, Mr. nml Mrs. K. I.. Warnn
morff. Mr. nml Mm, P. l. ()rr, Mr
nml Mm. Al Woolmn, Mr. nml Mm.
I lurry I,, WIUon, Mm, (lenrKu Prnuk,
Mm, V. I'. (Imihl, Mm. Until ICiilziir.
Mm, H. W. Ilitleh, Mm. Mnrllu
Htowms, Mm. (Irnro .Mcl'oltiiui, Mis
Kate H(iiu, Mlmi Vonetla KoUur, Mis
I'.thol lloi'tilK, MU Velum Woods.
MIm Irene Pranks, Mr. I. J. West
ninii, Mr. I). I. Wilson, Mr. C. A.
Meeker, Mr. J. V. Woods.
Tlio Mandarin (in eh mi liy (ho
Wednesday H(iiit)' rltili, at tho homo
of Mm. U. V Wakctunn, (liU week,
win n must micrntKfiil nffntr.
Tim hnusti was npproprlntoly decor
ated with Chinese lanterns nml um
brella nml rliymniKlioiiiuimi.
Tint ladle worn nlllrinl In Chlnosn
costumes. Home ory handsome
mamterlu routs being worn nml nil
worn rorolvoil In (rim oriental tnnn
nor. mi tun was served uion tint nr
rival of each guest. Mm. Stoddard
roml koiiiii selections from llrot llnrfo
on (ho "llontlion Chluoic," nml Mm.
I'lrkol on (liu "Origin of Toil Drink
ing." Mm. Wnkeinan's (wo little nephew
atllrcd nn Clilnn liojn plii)Oi a
Chinese selection on Iho plnno. To.i
nml Chinese rcfrcslrmont woru
orroil (liroiiKhoiK (liu itftornooii.
Tho chili otoil ii n n wliola to be
come n member of (tin Drnnm League
which Inn recently been organlxed.
Moilfonl linn hoon fortunate this
past wook In tinting (wo rt'iiinrkmily
good concerts. Tlm( kIvoii liy tho
(Irontor Moilfonl rlnli Momlny nflei
noon with Minn Vcultn HnnilKon In
charge, was most enjoyable. MIhi
llniiilllon donervc grout croillt for
putting on such n primrniii nml Moil
fonl should lio riitiKrntulnloil upon
being nliln to Imvo such n program
given by nuintoum.
Tim recital of Mr. Prederlrk Prw
ton Hcnn-li Wednesday eonlng nn
unusually good nml nlthuugli tho
nuitloui'o wiih not ii h large ns It
should hum hoon, It wiih most iippn-
clnllm.
Tho imnnliorri of tho Tuomlny
liUiu'hoon (lull nml tholr lnmlmmln
worn illuuor kuokIh of Mr. nml Mr.
U. I. llutrhlHon Tiuiliiy ovoiiIiik.
Thohii prohont wore: Mr, nml Mm.
Wnkntiinn, Mr. nml Mm. Cliironio
KnlKhl, Mr. nml Mm. Win. Ilmlco,
Mr. nml Mm. JIihiIoIh, Mr, nml Mm.
Vnlthorn, Mr. nml Mm. IuiiihiIou,
Mnyor nml Mm. I'unlln, Mm, l-'llcli,
Mr. J, A. I1. Ami row h,
Mr, nml Mm. llomor Itothornml
onturtnlnod Tuosilny uvoiiIiik nt tholr
Iioiiiu with n ilunclm; pnity. Aiiioim
tlm kuomIh (iroHont woro Mr. nml Mm
Drnry, Mr. nml Mm. llnrry (Irny, Mr
nml Mm, Ira DoiIko, MIhhou llntchl
noil, Kontiior, lCniorluk, Trnohloml,
Morton. MrHxm II. Dunul, Klmur
Ko, iVormm Vnwlor, l.co Hoot nml
H, McCiirtly.
Mm, IMniir llnfor 'nntortulnoil Iho
Nnllo llrlilKo rlnli Tlmmilny nflor
noon nt ltuvlivon, nftor which cnr.lu
oro plnycd. Tho Kiionta of tho club
woro Mth, llnruioii, Mm, Ahorrroin
lilu, Mltm Hnliulo mul MIhh Mlluuru.
Mr, nml Mih. (loori'o .IoIiiihoii nml
iliuiKlitor of Onklnml, Cnl., nru tho
KUnutH of Mr, nml Mm. I.oon UubIcIih,
Mm. .lohiiHon In tho hIhIoc of Mm.
HUHklllH,
Tho "Tom TIiiiiiiIi W'uiIiIIiik" wiih
kIvuii nt (ho rrenli)torliiii oliurch KrN
ilny ulKht hy CO of MiMlfonl'H llttlo
folkn hntwoou 'ho nw of Ihroo mil1
iiliiu yonm In tho proMonro of no np
procliitlvn iiuitlcnro of nlioiit riOO
pooplo, ICiioh rhnrnctor roprt'Hoiitiil
Voll liuow'u Moilfonl pooplo nml woro
liKroiluroil hoforo nmrchliiK ilowu
tho nUlo to Inko tholr pinion on th
'plndorni,
Tho plnylot wnn rnrrloil off In n
iiwiuiior iiurprlBliiK to tho oldor folkn,
Tho ncthiK of tho bridal couplo, I'hll
IIk Dlninoml nml Itoliort Clnnoy wun
croilltnlito to ihllilion twlco tholr
'nuo, mill nil nrtoil tholr pnrt woll nml
tho porforimtui'o pnitwoil without it
flnw. Tho cotituiuoH woro kooiI.
Thno InkliiK part wore:
Ilrldul pnily -IliiuV. I'bylliH Diic
tnonil unmiii, llohoit Clnnoy; uinM
of honor, Tooilin lliiij;r)oi HckI imiiii,
llohort Htoll.; Iii-iiIonpiiiIiIh, lioitlin
I'orlir, H'lnii 1'o.w'M, lliiiiiiit .Imnoh,
.loyi'ii .Mmlilox; utihom, I'nnl (Imiiii
iiwny nml Hornt-o lllmmiml; rim,-
lirnror, Kutlilooii AihIitmoii; nilnintor,
I'uiim't Writlit; flowor uiili, Kuth
S'owiiiiiii, llohlor Wnkofiolil, Murjo
lie Amlomiiu, Mlliitu AlirciiH, llvn
ViiukIiiiii nml lolo ViiiikImiii.
(Iiii'.Mk Mother of liriilo, Itutli
Hilliuui; inotlior of inoin, Kliwihoili
WVInli; fnlhor of uiooiii, Itlulniiil
Jiiiioh; (Iriimliuit Miilyol, l.tirriiiuo
HlolU; (Iriimlpii MjiIkoI, Allen IVrryj
(Irnmlmit TIiiiiiiIi, Kohl llilliupti
(lriuiilm TIiiiiiiIi, rioro llumillon;
coiihhiH, Itmnoiin Srarlo, .NfnrK'iircl
HurriMui, Doiix l-lin' r old iiimIiIn,
Mililroil Kyc, Itutli CniiiplnH, Mnrx'ii
rot Vim Hooyoo; Imrliolom, Ifoborl
I'ortor, hiiiiiH Aiulcmoii,' W'nltcr
tfuholl; ininittor'M wife, llcntriou
Sontnru; Frmik Willinum mul Doro
thy llnlnlit, Day Pimtor nml .Mnr
oollii Allronx, (loo, tloviuo nml Itutli
Hlockiuiiu, Willium ('mnilioll mul
Carroll Vf, K,i, ,,K, ,,,,,1 Ma.i
rino .MoKonny, Wnrron ('oiirml ami
Muriau Xowniau, lluilolii Srarlo
nml Irouo Darnoll, llnymoml Kuips
nml Unmet W'iUou, Jack I'ortor nml
Wlunifroil Honlou.
Sir. nml Mm. C. Dovorc of l'or(
IiiiiiI a vo nuo oiKorlnluoil n few
frlomU Tuomtny oonlui( In honor if
lr. nml Mm. V. P. SulloiiKor who
expect to ho nlmcnl from Moilfonl
for ii year. I'lvo humlroil wnn piny,
oil ilurliiK tho ototiliiK, Mr. mul Mm.
A. I'. Htonuoti rcrolvlnr, prlioti for
hlKliont nrori'H. A ilcllrloiu lunch-
on wn ncrvoil n 1 1 o'clock. The
Kiicfta woro Mr. nml Mm. P. Hul
loiiKor, Mr. nml Mm. 11. I. KuIiir.
Mr. nml Mm. 0. II. Mnnmlmu, Mr.
mul Mm. C'tmrloH Honked mul Mr.
nml Mm. A. P. Stouuott.
Tho Uillca' Alii or tho Pronator
Inn church will moot Tiionilny nftor
noon nt 2:30 o'clock In tho chnpol,
when work will bo propnrvil for tho
cnnlcr unlu.
Mr. nml Mm. Win. (JorlK hnto ro
(uruoil from I'ortlniul whom thvyj
npoul tho winter nml Imvo tnkou tho'
(loorKo KIuk roNliloiico on Pant Main
utroot.
Mm. noorKo KIuk nml children
will Ion vo hoon for WyomluK whom
thoy will join Mr. KIuk. Thoy will
ho awny for (ho tiummor.
Mr, nml Mm. No If MIhh Mo.nloy
mul Mr, lion Hhohlon will ho wook
oml vliiltom of Mr. nml Mm. Mcln
tyro nt PhkIo Point.
Tim Itovollom will rIvo nnothor of
tholr popular ilaneoH next wook, when
All tho Knouts will romo ih "Woo
TotH."
At tho rvHlilonro or Mr, nml Mm
ThomiiH I'. Knlilor No. 2.l Almoml
Hlroof on tho evciiliii; or hint Momlny,
MMim twonty rrlmiilM Kulhorvil to colo
lirnlo dm Hlxlloth nuiilvrmnry or tho
birth of Mr. Kuhlor. Tho ovoiiIiik
f wiih kIvoii up lo KumuH mul iiiiihIc In
which nil pnrtlcliintoil with nnlmatlon
nml kooiI clu-or. A nplom!lil illnnor
wan mrvoil by tho IiohIom which
with Hm oloKnnt irvlro rj ultu hik
iiuiimi .urn. ivniuor roputntioii n
n hoKicKB nml oiilortnlnor. Tho
ovont will ho Ioiik roinomhoroil b
n'l pnrtlclpnntH nml nil Join In tho
hopo Hint Mr. Knlilor Hhull llvo to
enjoy many rcUirim of tho tiny or his
birth.
i no rnp'ii(rcncliuriT Clrolo ol
tho WiiHhlnKtou kcluxjl hail a inoM
Hiicconiifiil 'Pnthcm MootliiK" Turn.
ilny nl;;ht nt the PrcHbytorlnn
rnureii wiion plntiH woro tiiailo for
tnulppliiK ami inaliilnlnlui; u play
Krouiul. Nearly ciioiikIi nionoy wn
ralniMl for tho linineillaic mjoiln.
Ahoiil jiio pooplo worn proiunt. A
bufrot lunch wan nerved In tho par-
lorn. A tory Bend proRinm wnn kIv
on ami nn addroHH wa:i kIvoii by Dr.
Ilordm Htownrt or tho Uulvomlty of
Oiokoii.
Minn Hnodlcor wn IiokIohh nt u
hrldito lunrhcoii niton Pob. 21 nt hor
homo. A throo coumo lunclioou wn
orvcd onrly In tho nftornou mul
tlirn brldKo wn plnyml. TIioho who
woro Invllod woro .McMdntni K. II.
I)avl, Mann, I'urdln, Miller, Hchor
inorhoru, IlarnelHirn. Palm, Dixon,
McOownn, Ilutlor, Klwood, Poiito.1,
Ilolnm. Cnrlow, llnrmon, W. S
Campbell, Pnbrlck, Wortmnu, Ml
Wool.n mid Mix Wortmnn.
Mr. nml Mm. 8. A. Kroschel en
tortnlnod with n Plvo llimdrod cnnl
pnrty nt tholr homo on Went Fourth
xtreot. Mm. lliult;o nml Mr. Wnfjnor
rnrrlod orr tho prliex. KofroxluuoiiK
woro xerved and n delightful ovenln?
wnx enjoyed by nil. Thoo present
were Mr. nml Mm. Dnnloli, IIiuIko,
UwIiik, Piixon, Itodorix, Wnisnor ami
KroBchel,
Mm. C. II. Johimton, wlfo of Itev
U. II. Jonnxton, fonnurty pnhtor ol
tho Methodlxt .vurch In Jnckxon
vlllo, nrrhed Tlmmilny from Victor
la. II. l, hor prwent homo. She
will lxii hor iliuiRliIrr, Mm. David
Duncan of Knclo Point.
Tho Parcnt-Tenchom Circle ol
the WaxhliiRtnn xchool will moct
Frldny, Mnrcli 13, 2:30 p. in. In tho
xchool bullilliiK. Superintendent
CoIIIiih ftml Mm, Campbell will pre
cht the Hiibjoct, "Vocational Trnln
lug." Mm. Kffle L. Tnylor returned homo
Momlny rrom Cortnlllx where xho
pent (ho wlulor. Her sou Armoud
Taylor, who Ih a htudeut nt O. A. C.
w,roinnlu until the end of tho
xchool y en r. .
Mli a Itoie Lew Ik of Kiikoiio Is too
Kucxt of frleiuU on (Irlffiu creek.
WOMEN'S CLUB NOTES
colvud. Hho Sviih Milemllilly nccom
pniilinl by I'rofexxor Knight,
MIhh Ireland nml Mr. Hnwycr avo
nn exhibition or two lioautlful clinr
ncterlxdc dnncoH mm Mm, Hurt llnr
mon rend a paper Introductory to (ho
procrnm on lltniKnrlnn iniixlc nml
Mxz(.
A moedncof (ho executive bonnl or
(ho Flmt Hoiilhern Oroi'on dlxlrlst
Pedernllon wnx held nt Central Point
Thumdny, Felirunry 20. Thlx meet
Iiik wnx called In order (0 plan tho
illxtrlct convention which will be
held at (IrnutH I'iuh noine (luio In
April. The (otnmllteix nxxlKued (o
MeiUord woro nx followx; One enen
on rexoliitlonx, noinlnntloriN nml cre
dential nml tho perfecdn or (ho
conidditlon and by 'nwx. Ten dif
ferent dopnrtmciKx of work were de
cided upon and ench chairman to
hnuv Ion minute on tho program.
To Med ford wnx nxtlKiied, clvlcx, con
Horvntlou nml intixlr. Tliemj np
polntmeulH nrn (0 be Hindu nt onto
In order Jhnt the program may bo
perfected mul itotton out early Med
ford being acknowledged the muxlcal
center of Southern Oregon, Iiiih nlxo
boon axked to xupply four muxlcal
uuuibem on the program.
A rivo mlniilu report of each presi
dent of n club will bo epectcd. Hop
roxentnllon, prexldeiit or a club by
Ivrtuo or her offlco, club of ten or
more members, two delegates, nnJ
one doleKnto for each iwen(y-flvo
membem.
It tins been decided to try ami ralie
uiumborxhlp or tho Greater Mcdford
club to two hundred lieforo Mnrc'i
27. Thoxo affiliating- with tho club
now- will receive a nionibershlp card
tinted to October 1. 191.1.
The cxecudvo board of (he Oren(cr
.Med ford club will meet Monday
March 9th, nt 2 p. in. In tlm mucin
Lily rooms or the library. A full at
tendance Is desired.
Thero will bo nn executive meeting
of tho Drnina !oaKuo Monday after
noon at tho public library at i
o'clock.
Tho names of Mm. W. A. FolRcr,
Mrs. Ira DodKo ami Miss Allco Han
ley havo been added to tho enroll
ment of tho Urcntcr Medfonl club.
llov. Win. I). Valor nml wlf of
(IrnutH Piihh woro tho kiiomIh thlu
wook of Ituv. nml Mm. W, P. Hhloldi,
Mr. and Mm. F. Keener of Tnconui,
WuhIi., hnvo boon (ho kucxIh ot Mr,
ami Mm, Sam Itlrhnrdnon,
.MfM. Worrell of Portland, formerly
roHldent of Medrord, Ih (ho nuoit
of Mm.' J. F. Munily.
MIhs Ironn 1'lotnor of Huucnm
fluent tho week-oml with her aunt.
Mm. h. W, Hnynrt.
Mm, 0. It. Kay wns IiohIohh to the
Mlxslonnry society or tho Prosbytor
Ian rluirch this wook, wlion n mott
uiijoynhlo meotliiK wan held.
Mrs. Delroy (lotclioll and hoii hn-o
rotumoil rrom Cnliromln whoro (hoy
hnvo upoiK tho Inst two months,
.IiiiIko F. I. Ton Velio Iiiih loluineil
from it (lip o CIiIciibo.
Dr. mul Mm. K. It,
Imvo returned from
visit In California,
French nml hoii
11 two month'B
Mm. W. h. llonuott of FreBiio, Cnl ,
Is tho Kuost or her pnroutH, Mr, mul
Mrs, Oatmun.
Mr. and Mm. J. I). Blunott hnvo
returned from a month's visit lu
California,
Miss Ida I .ee Kontnor entortalno.l
the Thumdny llrldpo cluh thlu wook.
Tho Tuesday llrldKo club mot with
MIhs Allco BlrcvU lin week,
Tlm music totem of Mod ford are
show Iiik ii keen Interest In tho
(Irentcr Medrord club musical whjeh
occurs tho first Monday of each
mouth nt (ho Piiko Theater, mul that
this Interoht Ih very Kratlf)lnK to tho
bond or tho department tuny bo con
cluded. Perhaps 110 head or n de
partment hns worked more zealously
mul received nn flatterlni; results In
mi short 11 time iih hns Mrs. K. M, An
drew s, Thu plnno fund Is growing
stendlly mul thero Is now n nice sum
lu rendlness for tho first Installment
when the right pluuo shall hnvo been
decided upon,
The musical last Momlny was n do-
elded success lu otery particular mul
(ho program with one exception was
composed entirely of Lists composi
tions. Particularly was It appro
priate that Miss Venlta Hamilton
should preside ns hostess mid select
(ho program, its this young plauUt
Is it pupil of n declplo of l.ts(x nml
hits especially studied Msxt's music.
Miss Hamilton shared tho plnuo-forto
honors of (ho afternoon with Mrs.
Irene Hamilton Isaacs. Doth or
theso pianists nro desorlnvg of un
usual pi also for tholr muMelaushlp
nml techule which aro of tho highest
order mul their Interpretations of
l.tsst compositions woro characteris
tically nrtUtlo nml brilliant,
William Vuwler who Is a student
of Mrs. K. M. Andrews gave n par
ticularly fine rendering of his MsU
song. Young Vnwtor possesses a bar
itone voice of raio quality mul to this
Is added tho artistic temperment. lie
sinus with an understanding fur be
yond his years.
Mm. Florence llalllday llalght's
song, h always, wns warmly re-
Tho thoughts ol one million club
w onion turned to die Illennlnl Con
tention of (ho (cncral Pederndon of
Women's clubs In Chicago, June IS,
19 H.
Ban Francisco held out to tho gen
eral federation the attractions of n
semi-tropical clitmte, tho groat Pa
cific and the scenic wonders of moun
tain and valley. Chicago offers none
of theso, but there Is a wealth ot tun
terlnl In hotels, halls nml hospitality,
and the work of (ho excursions com
mittee will proto interesting features
for Chicago guests at tho Dlonnlal.
The Auditorium Theater, scatim:
four thousand, lis, been selected for
the general meetings, whllo tho so--oml
floor of the Auditorium Hotel
will bo used for tho different com
mittees. Thero will also bo rest
rooms In (ho Auditorium. Ucsldc
this various halls nro being secured
for other thsn tho genoral meetings.
Thero Is o wealth of good things bo-
Ing prepared by tho gonernl federa
tion program committee, of which
Mrs. Samuel II Sncatli Is chairman.
Thnt thero will bo 11 correlation of
IntcroalH In the afternoon sessions
with the Inspirational addresses jf
tho morning will bo or Immcuso value
lo (ho delegates, enabling each to se
lect what sho Is most Interested in.
The conservation department, or
which Mrs. Kmuions Crocker, or
Pltcjiburg, MnssachusoMs, Is chair
man, promises an address by (iirford
Plnchot. Tho subject of civil serv
ice reform will be handled by Mrs.
Imogen II. Oakley, or Philadelphia,
who Is national chairman of that de
partment. Tho music department,
of which Mrs Maxwell or Ohio, u
chairman, will havo in charge tho
music to bo rendered In connection
with (ho memorial services lo Mrs.
Sarah Plat( Decker, (o bo hold 011
Sunday nftornooii. On president's
night tho different state presidents
nro nskod to speak on (heir suite's
greatest need. Ilullotln boards,
placed where nil who run may read,
will obviate tho necessity of making
announcements from tho platform.
There will bo but seven actual work
ing days of tho convention, leaving
opportunity for did sociological pil
grimage planned by tho excursions
committee nml directed by one it
tho prominent soclnl settlement work
ers or Chicago. This will bo of In
terest and worth r every c!ub wo
man who has made a study or any or
tho quosdons which, are dealt with
In (ho social renter work.
The personnel of tho local board
1s perhaps a matter ot lntorest and It
Ih believed that tho women selected,
all eperlenced lu club work, are
thoroughly competent to haudlo (ho
llleiinlal In n way that will make tho
meeting 0110 long to bo rememboro.l.
Ily virion of (heir present oHIces ns
woll ns their ability Mm. Francis D.
"vorott, director or tho flenornl )''
oration or Women's clubs, Mm, Mln
iilu Starr (Iralngor, (leuoral Federa
tion Hlnlo senotury, and Mrs. Frede
rick A. Dow, sao president of IIIU
mils, nro .member. Thoy ronstl
(11(0 tho connect Ing link between thu
statu nml general federations nml tho
locnl board, with n hand oiKrcach
lii(; (o each,
Tho chairman of (ho local board in
Mm. (leorgo llnxx, president of tho
Chli a 1:0 Women's club, ono or tho
Inrgext department working clubs or
tho country.
Tho financial affnlrs or tho llleu-
fnlnl nro In charge or Mm. John C.
Hwlnson, neconil vlco chairman r
the local board ami chairman or tho
rinauco committee.
Tho first vlco chairman of tho
local bonrd, Mm. Frederick K. Tracy,
hnx been termed "tin llttlo giant lu
club work " Tho buslnerx of n preat
convention mutt be thoroughly sys
tematized nml In this work Mm An
drew P Coon nx recording secretary
Ih cngAgod,
IffgSgMl
MM
mj lau-vwr
MRS. WINN'S
ADVICE TO WOMEN
Take LydiaE-PinkhamWeg.
etable Compound and be
Restored to Health.
Knnsax City, Mo. "Tho doctors told
me I would never be a mother. Every
month tho pains
were so bad that I
could not bear my
weight on ono foot.
I b?gnn taking Ly
dia MPinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound and hod not
finished the flrstbot
tlo when I felt
Ijrcatly relieved nnd I
I took it until it.
mada mo sound and
well, and I now havo two fine baby
girl. I cannot praiso Lydia E. Pink- j
ham's Vcgetablo Compound too highly '
for what It has done forme. I always
speak a word in favor of your medicine '
to other women who suffer when I hnvo
an opportunity." Mm. H. T. Winn,
1225 Freemont Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
Ilcari Wlint AnotlicrWomnn nay:
Cumming, Co. "I tell some suffer
ing woman every day of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and what it
has done for mo. I could not eat or
leep, had a bad stomach and was In
misery all the time. I could not do my
housework orValk any distance without
suffering great pain. I tried doctors'
medicines and different patent medi
cines but failed to get relief. My hus
band brought homeyourVegctablo Com
pound and in two weeks I could eat any
thing, could sleep like a healthy baby,
nnd walk a long distance without feeling
tired. I can highly recommend your
Vegetable Compound to women who
suiter as I did, and you ore at liberty to
vse this letter." Mrs. ClUULlE IUC
UCT, R. 3, Cumming, Ca.
Pretty
Pumps
flaw
Those who have Inspected our early spring styles hnvo boon
very deeply Impressed with the largo variety of pretty stylou to
select from.
The Tango, Molba, Hulgnrlnn, Dnby Doll, Collegian and Colonial
pumps am shown In all leathers and popnnr fabrics, medium
heavy and hand turned soles.
All very reasonably priced at $2.i"0 to 11.00.
Why not solcct tho stylo you may dcslro before your alio u
gone? j,itit
C. M. Kidd & Co.
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DIVORCE
Is a Serious Problem
Wo aro utuiblo to furnish dlvorco
papers but can supply Wall Paper
representing tho lntest creation of
tending American designers.
Water's Paint and
Wall Paper Store
:i!8 Past Main St.
Wo nito S. & II Green Stamps
Medford Pharmacy
PENSLAR
AGENCY
VINOL
AGENCY
Medford Pharmacy
foap PostoffkT.
Phone Us Your Wants.
Phone 10
SEEDS
Wo cany a complete line of
Field anil (Jarden Seeds in
package and bulk.
SPENCER'S SWEET PEAS
ALL COLORS
Now is tho timo to plant
Swoot Peas.
Wo make a specialty of
Lawn Grass Seeds, Alfalfa
and Clovers
Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
220 10. Main St. Phone i(i(V
s&K
They all sec it now what Henry
Iford saw years ago that the
light, strong, quality car, sold at
a low price, best meets the de
mands of all the people. Now
they're all following -where
Henry Ford led.
$595 Is tho prlco of tho Pord runabout; tho
touring cor Is $C45 f. o. b. Medford, complcto
with equipment. Get catalog and particulars
from
C. E. GATES
nPAUTA IIUILDIXQ.
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No Transaction
Is Complete Until Our
Customer is Satisfied
WE accept our full re
sponsibility with
overy transaction. If wo sell
you tires, wo must earn your
confidence and good w3L It
is not enough that wo supply
mileage; you are entitled to
our personal interest in your
tire service and all that per
tains to it. 'We aim to sustain
the reputation of the manu
facturers of Fisk Tires as the
Squarest Dealing Company
Makers of tho Honestly
Built, Service-Giving Tire,
Fisk Tires are Furnished to
Fit Every Type of Rim and
Cost No More Than Other
Representative Equipment
The Fitk Rubber Company
Curnl Wilt M Um Twill CmK
SAN rRANCIJCO, CAL.
MAfcCH HOUIK
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