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MEDFORD MATL TRTDUNE, klSDFQRD, OR BOON, WWDNKSDAY, AVJIUj
STEEL'SPLANSCA
IL
FOR
MPROVEMENTS
AI CRATER PARK
Hiiiitiliilmiliiiil Will (I, llltml nl
(Jrnliir l.nldt Nnllniiiil I'm It In illh
t rl tm 1 1 it k roiliM or It I h Mimiuil report
fur IP III, iiihnliit liy Hut Popnrt
inont of (ho Interior nl Washington,
Miiny lniirovoiiieiiiH urn meow
IIIUIIlloil.
A power pliml, to miwilypC'rater
I. a lie Turk with ulcctile Unlit nnd
power, nuw romlH In plum of tho
prmetit rrmlti piillm, new brldio
when (ho romln urn loiiipleli'tl. not
fnuri'H nml ImiIIiIIiik'i nml n tlior
oiikIi linprox'iiioiit of Niuillury con
illllini nrrt Init few of thu tliitiKtf
which will tm ilniio It the plana nn
lioiimeil by Hiiperliititiidi'iit Htuel are
curried out.
in nililltlon, khiiiii protection In
thti park will rerelMi spuria! Minn,
tlim. ho report, In pnrt, n):
"Tim entire mutter of kuiiio pro
leriion iiMiiii mi nnimractoriiy
handled liy creating n kriiio pre-
vorve, 10 niniirMco not only the park
but nil Hint portion of the forest
rvsorto on Hie north of township 28
ntul on the went to rniiKo I, U'l I In Mi
otic mnrlillnn, then kUIiik to It
Just inch protection mi I now nf
forded to other kuiiiu preserves of n
similar character,"
Attention l called to the fnct
tlmt hut to temporary ranisnra nrn
allowed ilurliiK tlm pnrk season, one
of whom constantly employed In
liming license nml registering ts
lion, no (lint oiiu tunii mum pntrol
the entire pnrk. TliU, Hiiperlnlniid.
ent Hleet in), Is largely tho rcaso.i
Hint report nrn current tlmt dear
nre 1UKhlarc b) ponchem, who
need only to keep trnck of Hie rnnncr
to rnrry on their nefarious practices
with perfect Impunity.
Hut four nbfolutn concessions are
granted In Hie pnrk, according to
the report. The Crater I.nko Com
pany hnliU llm concession for trans
portnilou through tho pnrk, for the
iiinlutriintice of hotel, for operating
hontii on the Inke, nml for carrying
on n general merchandise, business.
The Klnmnth Teluphno k Tele
graph company maintains tho tele
phone Hue throned tho pnrk, nn.t
photographic prh Urges are hold by
the Klser I'hoto rompnuy of urt
Innd and tho Mlllcv l'hoto company
of Klnmnth I'ntln.
The tola) niiinhor of Ultom at
the park during Inst season I Klveii
an C2fi3, tlm Irntel being dUlded rs
foiiiiHr.: Juno, 43; July, lltt;
August. UN, nnd November, a.
TliU Is a pain of 10 IS over the
tlsltnrs the former car.
In oritur to secure- labor for lin.
prowmonts at tho tlmo most needed,
during July and August, Huperln.
tendont Hteel mlvocaiui tho" con.
irurllon of a building for laborers,
containing kitchen, sleeping roonii.
dining room, etr. Id, estimate the
foot or Ntirh a building at $1200,
Tho rule and regulation of tho
pant ttoason villi remain In effect
with but few minor chained.
NEWS FROM COUNTRY CORRESPONDENTS"
A A. , . ..a.
EVANS VALLEY BREEZES
I FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
It. It. Vinrent'h lirotlier ts siting
him to fiK-ist in the hlicnring "f IiIh
gonln.
Jfr. SDiiinlug nml family nml Mies
Colby nre hpeuiling Hie week end iH
Nelson N'yeV.
Mr. I.eww mnilii ii hin lo Mcilfoul
liiht week,
.Mr. nml Mrn. T. IJ. Iliuiultotliniii
hpent hewrnl du.vn Mlinj their
mom, ,1.M, nml lieliiiiij; him miw IiIn
j in in.
Mr. Ilmillc.v, K'iieml liwpet'tor for
tho ('nlifornln-tJM'KOii Power eoni
puny, vihiteil Hie power pliint ln.t
week.
I'nik Hiipeiiiileiuleiil Will (I. Steel
putted tliroiiKli Proxpeol lust week
eu route to .Mcdronl,
Mill Peyton in Mnyiiifr hdvernl
iIii.vm ut (he MuiiNl'ielil iniu'li.
Mih. . II. ViiukIiii Ih MilYciiiuj
finiii heiulie ilieiimnliHiii,
Itev. I.imllilml of Asliluml will he.
Kin il )iioliiielei iiici'tiii nl I.nuieU
liurnt hi'lioolhouxe Momlny, Mm eh
.'10, whieli will luht Tor 'two weuliH.
Kveryouo h invited lo itltenil.
Itonil ('oillllliNNiollei' Sniilh nl'
Knjtiio Jther eiime up hint week lo
iiiipeiil the ioiuIh nml iliieet the
work. u wuh leiiivl with the woik
iloiie.
The tliiiudor of I he oeeiiu surf wns
heiuil plainly in t10 m.iK,ioihooil
sgverul days of Iun week.
Tlm W. (', T. U. niol Kntiii.lity
with Mih. .1, V, Dilhwoith. 4The
Union ohxerveil the mmlvi.i'uni-r .,(
Neul Dou'ri liirlli witli lending Vrom
lilt reininiheeiiees nml timely nrlleles
mill InlkK, Tliouo luvHeiit were i
Mesiliimen Peyton, Kinkiue, I)hh,
PIHiw, llliineluiril, Kye nml MrM.
A Inii'il iiiulliMiee L'iciili'il Dr.
He infer of the t'liiwrxflv of Oitiuoti
nt the Wlmer eliuicli HnliiMlny
lililL' to henr IiIh ecline oh I he eou
hoIIiIiiIIoii of llm in in I whonl 1 1 ( k
IiIcIh; (lie relnlioii of the xeliool iilO
Inline mill their eifiet on llm future
of Hie chilil. We nil hope llm time
U mil Inr iIIhIiiiiI when Dr. Hillmfer
will lnldieMn iw It urn tho imaeinhlv
hull of it until Mch sehiml,
.Mr. nml Mih, Pint Mliillioiu were
dinner jjueHU of Mr. nml Mr. I lor
iter of Hiiiiliys1!!!' Inrm.
A slluht fioNt in the willrv Tups.
dny iiIrIiI.
A purly of upper Cmiiih 'iille,
people met nt the home of .luck Kit
ten on the nl.t Itimu i.tfun. 1 1. .. .,,,.hm.
..--i-.. ,', .!' initio-
ion bfiiiir ti fin ew ell to Mr, iimi Mrn,
Knleii, wild hlioilly leave for Kliim
nth PnlU. Those present ft out Kv
iiik valley wrrei Williiim lllllin, Jli
rum Moore. Dun N'enllininer. U'nlliicp
(lalhrnllh, l.iiulsny NVntliuincr, Tom
Olden, Mis, M'llcr nml iliiuuliturx,
.Mrn. Payne mid M.h. llnttle Miller
nml Tlioimih Culleii,
Until To the wife of licit Vokum,
n sou. Dr, Miller "lis in nlleiidiiuee.
The Missos Ploieuee ami MnrL'iiU't
Whnrtoil weie the RtiesU oP Mr.
Hirntii Moore om dn this wrek. ,
John L .Summers, from ItcillniulN,
('ill., who iceeiitly furehtiHed the
Dowry fnrin, known locally im Hid
Mycr iilnee. Iims snhdiiiled liix lam)
into eiehtv ami thirtv.neir triiets.
The first wan sold o Mr. Woodanl,
the other lo n Mr. Poimlextcr. Moth
purlieu nre from Hie (loldeti State.
They intend to put the nlnce in til
fulfil ns soon n iMmsilile, Tint this
year will sow to com, beniiH Mid onK
Jack lloleomb of Itonle Itiver i
l)ilV hiiilditiK n new buiiKitlow fuf
John I,. KumiiierH of Chester fatm.
The fall nml spruii' sown rnin it
looking fine and there U wery indi
cation for n liiiuipei- crop.
Mi.n lMilh Uwciih hH'nt Hie veck's
end at the home of her parents, Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Owens.
C. ('. AteCotkle wjih ii Srvilfi.nl !.
itor Momlny.
J. J. KniltliiK'ter. the local tnereli.
mil, U lmyiiiK' red heaim of our I'nnii
crs ami cxpccU to ship n enrload ti.
rortiami.
(Icne Hlaloek wns n cuest nt the
Jim Owens' farm .Sunday.
We note with recret the ilenartiire
of ProfeHHor P. J. O'durn to new
fieldii. One ferU tlie eount hnn lost
n uilurd ami useful cltlicn.
Ilnloriirise (Irnuue will me mi ciu
Icrtiiiiiuieut in the near fotnro in n.
plenlsli Hie pMienil fund. The OrntiKe
has Ihcii the menus of grlting many
of our lii-st ediieatorH to Uii in..
H. I.. Potter of Fair Oaks Wns
circled delcuuto lo tllF'nmiiinl nieet.
jin,"'orTllie state (Jraii(;e, with K. P.
t linmneroi hem llnll hh nltcmnle.
Hoad Supervisor A. K. Knilmrl,
with n corns of wotkmeii. is urndiin.
Knixclin nnd mnlliiir I'lnmpcx in the
eouniv roan on ttm wet hide or Kv
mm erevk.
.Mcsdiiiues Kd Diniiek nnd fleiire
Peers shoiMil in OrmitH Pass Wed.
iiesdny.
Professor Pitman f the Mom
mouth Normal will lecture in the
May's creek school dUtriet nt the old
Vnn (loethein homestead on April 3.
A shadow party will he j;iven by .Miss
Pnttursou for the benefit of il...
school.
A III ice crowd from the Memlnwi.
ntlciidcd the Huriiio unrtv nt the
Jiii'k Knteiis plnce, near the forks
of tho creek.
BEADLE BEAGLETS
PHOENIX PHYLERS
Horev Of Kiiulu Pninl ; .Muwe i..,.i,.
Kinenlil, ("olhy, (iuM IIM ,,
NM', 'Deiisie iilnl 'fed Miiiiniui
Messrj. J'evlnu.'DiUwoilh, lllnneli.
Hid illlil Unwind Kineaid. Alive ill..
IILIIIllllll. XI IU I lll.. ... II. . I .. 1. I
.......,.h ,.,,n, ixinniiiiu nriicil II IIU.I
Ill'llMIS I'llll'l.l'll llllllll'l', j
llao )nu roRUtercd?
H. K. HlovoiiH was In Jacksonville,
Hat unlay.
MIih Mildred MorB of AHhland.
was tho Riiciit of Mrs. C. C. Scott,
the flmt of the woek.
Hobort Hartley, of Kvaimvlllo.
AVIa., Ih vUlttiiK Dr. and Mm. .1. 11.'
Wobnter. Mr. Hartley In fr, Wob-
mora hrnther,
M. Vcrtln, who purcliaiied tho T.
I., KiukUoii furin WeHt of town, lH ex
peoted hero very soon with IiIh (km.
Ily to niuko their homo on tho farm
Mr,' Vortln coiuom from nroiiklnrlilRo,
Minn.
MrM. .T. .MiilniKien returned homo
from Painduun, Cnl., last Saturday
arter a throo niouth'a vlnlLWIillo In
California ihe vUltod Mr, mid Mra.
Itoborl Orr, former tohIiIohU or HiIh
place mid, (Jouhd' thom wall nnd plea
santly located.
Mm. llomor ltnu.ii- nml Hill,.
duuRhtor, wro Imvo boon vlnltlng .Mrs,1
C, a, Scott for tho pait three wopktj
returned Monday to their homo In
I'arkdttlo, OroRon.
Tho Proitb)torUn Ladlca' Aid will
hold ii manufacturcm namplo inle
Prldiiy nml Saturday In tho KiirIc
more. Tho aulo will continue In the
ovonliiRu of both dnyn. A careterla
mipiier will ho nerved Friday owning
Mini Ico cream and cako Hatunlii)
ovenliiR.
Tho W, U. T. V. will ineui In n.i
thrltl,n church puiior Thunday
in p. hi,
I Inn uh for (lot vi nor Kiiiithl
Heiiltnl Med find puilii'M weie licie
Tuesdiiy oil icjiI eslate trndes. nnd
Ki'lling pileoH, We hiivn seeiul line
hlilttiiiiis nml will lie L'lnil lo uecoiii.
iiioijutu anyone desiriiiK to buy.
Mis. .llm llriseoc of Medfoiil was
held visiting her uiolher. Mrs, .lane
ItllKiitllle, Wedlli'sdiiy. Hlie letuiiled
lo her home Thursday.
Ocure Hlney mid son, Hy, went
In Medford Thursday mid pureliiiseil
a Ford niilo, We "auto" lime one,
too,
Who'd eer Hioiiuhl il Joe Me.
t'icllit spoitiiiK n pink win am) Al
herln Jones n willow plume. Well,
we (ml nlainlv see I lint thliius are
Kcttlii Just u little too up.lo'dnle ill
IIiik eoiiuiry for Aunt Niimniitlin nml
Uncle .lohinli,
The weather mini surely did smne
stunt Tliursilny moiiilm,', the ther
momelei' reisleiiui; ontv till dearie
nliote ero, and our peaches and
chcrrieK well, we neu-r did like such
fruil, miywny,
Miss Khoiills wim Ilia cuest of Hie
Kweets Thursday ulfjht.
Tony Olson nml wife diove to uold
Hill Friday.
1 .11 lie Vlfini1 ilrnvi. Iiiiini. frmti Ilik
Amite inieli Fndny mid will look
after the .Meadows ranch for n time.
.Mr, Drake had LusIucsn in Hold
Hill Friday.
The Sweet lime is passable, in
spite of our road stiK'nisorf the
rond having been disked mid smootli
cd by Sir. Sweet. '
.Mm. Daw' of DcbciiRcr droe owi
Friday iiIrIu alter .MUh Shotilts, who
rvtuniod homo with her nod remain
ed until Siitiilnv u'cht.
Afr. nnd Srrs. Dave Cot troll ie
turned rrom .Medford Friday.
It makes t:s smile n bit when we
rend about those city chaps Koine;
out to work iii.oii the farm, where
folks have notliiiiL' much to do mid
liiuir is a elianu: wheie life is just
one holiday, u lnuir eoiitiniled treat,
with Kienl biR trech for amjile simile
mid lots to drink mid eat. And idle
RirN, they k' aloii(., sweet "dnirj'
maids" to he, with pleasing thoughts
Hint buMerflich would make the but
ter, M-c and nil that thev would
lime to do nt noon or iiiulit or morn,
would be to make some finite nnd
enke mid blow the dil.i.cr horn. In
stead of etuht hours' work eneh dnv
nnd off one afternoon, they find that
willy to mnke liny thev can t bcRpi
tod soon, nml when they lenrn )ic
liwon that thev can't work too Inilc.
ihmIIiimLw fl,,t.'il nlii.i,.,.. t...T- .......l
n, hit nnd sine miothur nu;. .And
e're'thev lenrn Ii) UnHi.i -uitb nil
HiejrijilRm;iilVd iniiin they'll pack
ttil)ir littleiiiKlities up mid haste back
to the train.
Tom Jones has been hniiiL a hliuht
ntlavk of la Kriiie the past week, but
Is better now.
Sirs. Alberta Jones nnd Flora
Slimy enmc home from their schools
to spend hundiiy with their parents
nnd tnke a ride in the new auto. .Mr.
Joiiin curried Alberta lo her work
Sunday nnd Henry MorKnn looked
ufter the Interests mid comfoits of
Sis.tiT Horn;
Nonnah (liio mid sister, .Mary,
look Hnii to register .Monday while
ell route to Gold Hill on business.
The SIorrisoiiH, And Kulin Hous
ton dined at the C. Clinpmnn fnrin
liomo Sunday.
Isn't it htrnnite how thinpi pet so
twisted in repeating that they fairly
mystify, iik for instance, the'leiU'licr
teaeliCH the pupil to sinj; "Vmikce-Doodle-Doo"
mid the rooster Miim
its eock-iLdoodlp-doo mid the poor,
forloni old main comet in on the re
frain with Any-dude-ul-do.
9
lililj,' ill eolineelioii with the Vounx
PcopliiV CV I!. Hoclity.
A .Mr. SI. .lumen Inis t'htuMlnliftl n
Shingle mill heie.
A lllllo excitement wax eitused on
Hiilurdiiy owninc by the arrival of
somij pciinilem IihIiiiiih who Maid they
hud walked in from Ashlaii.l. Tlmv
seem penecalile mid the men are lev.
inj; lo jet woi k.
Ihe Junior Lmlciiior soeiclv is In-
teniliiiir lo hine a i.ieme Fnste.- Kim.
day, if the weather pennils.
I lie Iiiivm hue been ninetleliii;
baseball u Mile teeeii y,.
The bitml Juwiri'd us with some
miisie Kiiniliiy iifleritooii.
Kev. Dav pienelied hit farewell
sermon Sunday eeniii to a wry
Innjo eonrepiiion. WJille no one
else has eompliiiiie.I, Sir. Day Hunks
lie Is Kettiiij; too old and will retire
in fax or of a voiiiiRcr man. u
Fulls will hi) L'lnd to uelemtin ,, ,,.
minister mid lfid also to know Hint
the old one will nmaiii.
1, 1.0M.
P3TOE TWXWi
ciihsiiI, Sirs. MflCcc surprised Ihe
pntroiiM with a wry itniqiio lunch of
sauerkraut, v.eiiierwurst naiKlwiclies
mid coffee,
The City if Otherlv l.ote. Itc.no.-
Kmart Set.
Slrx. D, Sf. Sle.S'asser nnd duuli
ter and Slis K. A. Piekiin: weie
Sunday dinner fact of Slisn Tay
lor mul uiolher.
GLASS OF SALTS IF
KIDNEYS
RUCH RUMBLES
at It meat If yon feel Backachy or
have Bladder tronble-BalU
fine for Kidaeyi.
wnn Ib-
Jamen Itlco of Medford
HIiiK at Ituch Monday,
.Minn Hazel llnmllton wan tho Rucft
of .Martha Iloone Sunday ovonlnR
J. N, Slatney wag nt Ituch Tuea
day, llrloni Hamilton of Ituch won a
limilncia caller In JackMuvlllo Fri
day. Wm. Matney and nrrent Hamilton
wcro vlittlng the hcIioo) .Monday.
Madison nice who baa been wprk
Iiir In tho valley returned homo
Thuriday.
Mm. J. II, Itlco of thin vicinity waa
ono of tho many who wcro at Aih
land to hear Helen Keller' lecture
Tho Ituch bcIiooI elnR club met
lat Thuraday ror tho firm time.
The clam was well attended tho
medbers belnR Carrie Yocom. Louis
'Itlco, Vorglo Iloone, Hesilo Vcnablo,
Klliabcth llolzRanR, Illta Itay, Anna
HolzganK, Ituth Hamilton, Marthat
lloono and Hazel Hamilton.
To bo Stone and family were Jack
sonville callers last week.
Joseph (loldsby and family wero
visiting I. I.. Cofrman and family
Sunday.
Ilcsslo Vcnable entertained a large
number or her friends Saturday even
ing. A birthday sufnrlso Party wag held
at tho homo of Mrs. M. A, Matney
Tuesday ccnliii;. A largo number
of neighbors and friends attended.
After laying games and pulling candy
until 1 o'clock the guests departed.
i:eryoue said they bad a tip top
time.
AJarRo drove of cattlo belonging
to -Mike Hanlcy, was driven .from
Frank Crump's ranch through Ituch
on thnlr trnv In Mr. llanlov'n ranch
iicar Central Point this week.
I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS I
' -
IUHE FALLS IUIILES.
Str. mnl ill's, Mills made a busl-
lies tup to Medford Tuesdny, i-e-hmiilisr
Tliursduv.
Itev. AlldoiSOIl Iiiik been MieiuliiiL'
IIih week licio trmisnetiiiK liuHiucsS,
Jesse Philips mid two little ehil-
dren nre visiting .Mr. and Mi. Tr.uiu
nt picseut.
Miss Harriot Miller iniuU' a brief
isif witli her reliiliveK on F.vmts
creek last week.
Mr. NethVrl
at
i
Imid is back- from Med-
foul til Minerintciiil Hie uoustiiielioii
of a retiervoir on tho hillsido aove
Hie mill.
Itev. Day has a stock of shocv in
the building- now occupied by Hie ilnij?
store aiul pvtoffiee.
Itev. l.imlbliul of Ashlmul has been
hojilju sen ices here for the last
two weeks.'
Voliioy jlones was baptised Sundaj
lij'tllov. Itopp.
lleibeit .Walker hud the misfor
tune lo get ii sou'io cut on the wrist
Saluiday while trying to fell u tree,
Sir. llninii.li of Fugle Point was up
last week insiiectiii!f mil' real estate
lipropor. of cstnhlihiug a liM'iy sin.
hie heie, He wUhes his fainilv to
hiue the benefit nf our pine waler
mid imigoriiliiig clininle.
Our uiiioii Kiiuilav school is mul;.
ill" iwcimrnlioiis lor mi Faster en.
teiliiiiiineiil In he (jhcu in llm eve
Xfrs. II. V. I'nrler is prcallv im
proved from i recent sickness-.
W. O. Thomitsoii MiH'iit severul
iliiyrf in Meiltyrd this week.
(lossip U coiitngioii'. dont pet ex
posed. Sunday, J. 11. Howo visited his
sister, Srrs. Otis Suuiuels, of Sred
fold. If you onn't see n joke, don't
blame it on the joke.
.Mist. Salade entertained on Thurs
day in honor of her picst, Miss
Helen SliKoii.
Sir; P. O. Ilonnie wnk n iileimnul
giieht of SIish Hose Jones the latter
part or Hie week.
Lots of work in tho local biriiuos
world is dun.
F. 11. Pieknrd, wife nnd son, me
visiting rclatixct, mid friends in thW
district.
Kev. It. W. .MucCullongh of the
.Medford Haptist church-will begin u
sericK of meetings in tho Central
Point Itnptist church April 7.
Women with no sense of humor
generally have u fine sense of rumor.
Tho Parent-TeaebeiV club will
meet Saturday, April -I, at the homo
of Sirs. Sam Anderson.
Saturday eveniiiir n very interest
ing meeting- of tho Orango wns held
and siibjcels of importance were dis-
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
- DARKEN 6lr HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sul
phur Recipe and nobody can ttU.
Snua it through hair.
Gray liair, however handsome, dnoU
advancing age. We all know tho udvtn
tacea of a youthful appearance. Your
hair la your charm. It makes or mars
the face. Wlicn It fade, turn gray and
looks dry, wispy and acraggly, just a
few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enliancva IU apjvaranee a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray I Look young I Klther
prepare Uio tonio at bouie or get from
any drug store a 0 cent bottle of
"WycUi's &ige ami Sulphur Hair Item,
rdy." 1 hoiusindi of folks) recommend this
ready-to-uu rsiratlon, because it dark
ens the hair beautifully and removea
lUndruir, stop sculp Itching and faUing
halrt Wvililc, lie oun can KMlbly tell,
as It darkens so naturally and evenly,
You niolit.-n a siiife or soft bnisti with
It, drawing (Ids through the hair, taking
.mo man iirmiii nv nine, 11 morning
Hie gray Ulr dltsppearsi after anotiier
sppllcallou or ti, Its natural !r Is
restorrd sud it IwMiitm tlilvk, gloasy anil
utloil, uimI juii Sssf )rar joungvr,
Meat form uric acid whleh excite
snd oTerjrorks the kidneys In their effort
to nil-r It from the system. Kegular eat
ers of meat muit flush tho kidney occa
sionally. You must relieve them like you
rtllero your bowels) removing all the
acids, waste and poison, tlm you feel a
dull misery In the kidney region, sharp
pslns In th Iwu-lf nr alrlr ..,l.... At!.
rlnem, your stomach sours, tonguo is
coated and when the weather Is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment j the channels
often get Irritated, obliging you to ret
up two or three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acid
snd flush off tho body's urinous waeto
gel about four ounce of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine and bladder disorders dis
appear. Tlds famous salts Is made from
the acid of grains and lemon Juice, com
bined with llthia, and has been used for
ceneratlona In -lxin nmi ilm,,l... .i...
fflill kldnevs and i(n Mal.p Irrli.tlnn
Jad Ealt is Inexpensive; harmless and
make a delightful effervescent llthia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now snd then, thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder dUeavs.
SUNRISE LAUNDRY AND
CLEANING WORKS
The J;ijuncpc Cleaning and Pressing Parlors will ho roin
binetl with Hie ,Snnris Laundry March 15, and wo will bo
prepared to do every thing in those linos and guarantoo
Hiiiijiu;iiuu.
Ladies' and .Men's Suiis Dry Cleaned, sJsl.2iS; Suits
pressed 50c. All kinds of dyeing. Club rales, $1.50 month.
Wc call for and deliver goods.
215 S. Riverside.
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to the First National Dank, upstairs.
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Our $500 Challenge and
Poiitive Guarantee
Wc wjll pny 5-MX) to any person who
can show In any way tlmt Toirle'a
I.jC Cabin Sj nip contains any rIu
cote, nefd or any adulterant or pre
senatlic. Thli rcwnnl will bo paid
In rath Inttantly upon proof.
Wc positively jnuirantee tho whole
some purity of Towle's Io Cabin
Syrup. Any houtclfu who onlcrs
a can from her pwer, and finds
that it Is not exactly as wcrcprrtent,
will have her money cheerfully re
funded If she wilt write ui.
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YOU Will
enjoy the
full, rich
flavor nf nnro
maple in Towle's Log Cabin Syrup served on your wheat
cakes, waffles, muffins and French toast Log Cabin
Syrup does not soak into the cakes it has just the right
"body." It floats on top of the cakes, and you get the
delightfully individual flavor of both the cakes and the syrup.
TOWLE'S
LOG CABIN
CAN E AN D
MAPLE SYRUP
is made by the Towle Process a perfect blending of
pure Vermont maple and pure sugar cane syrup.
Log Cabin Syrup hits been the same for thirty years the same
tempting flavor of pure maple, the same rich quality, the same
wholesome purity.
Log Cabin is to syrup what Mocha and Java are to colTee the per
fect result is all in the blending,
It is sold all over the world and liked everywhere. You, too, will like
Log Cabin Syrup served on your wheat cakes, watlles, muflins and
French toast. Have Log Cabin Syrup on the table at every meal it
adds appetizing goodness to custards, puddings and other tasty desserts.
Through the splendtil cooicnition of your re
tail uroocrs we want cvervtme iii tins citv to
get better nciuiainteU with our syrup.
Get a can from your grocer today. If he hasn't
it, send '.'J cents for n full measure pint can
by ircMld Parcel l'ost, nnd our Free Uee';w
Hook, giving iiuiny delightful ways of terlng
and using Log Cnbln Syrup.
You'll know Towle's Log Cabin Syrup
by the log'cabifi'thaped can
The Towle Maple Products Co.
Dept. 21 St. Paul, Minnesota
Rofiaria! St. Johrubury, Vermont
St. Paul, Minnesota
Sal headquarters i Chicago, Illinois
Remember
the can
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