Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 17, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    MMDKOUi) IMAlli TIUHUNW. MHDbWI), OlvT.dOX, 'ITKSHAV, XOVKM1WU 17, i) I
PAGE TWO
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
. C. It. Hay of'Mcdrord in restatereil
txl liotel llonson, Portland, Oregon.
act it nt no vws.
Deputy Flih Vanlen Snmlry 1ms
tecctxeil three tyjibu ot ftsh screens
Hint Imvo boon npnrovoil lv the atnte
Hhmo nhtl fish commission, nnil In
noV DiHtnllllii; thorn In thr lrrli;ntlon
ditches In tlilB district. The owner
o't tfio ditch In liiwn the oporntlon
of each of llio screens, and can nur
rlinno tho kind thnt meets hl favor.
There, will bo n meet Ins of tlio Ool-
Ipro women's club nt air. Mnlm
Krcn's nt riioenlx. Phpno Sfi-JG
your acceptance.
A moiiKrol, Scotch C'olllo dpi; 1k
IoiirIiik to A. Itort I-'reoman wont
mnd Thnnfilay evening nnd struck off
ncronH count r. finally cmllnp up In
tlio Wanner creek district, where he
wns nhot by It. 8. Lynch. Prior to
lliln lime the dog hnd been excep
tlonnlly docile nnd had been brought
up with children About a month
oro he went mad up In tho canyon
district and It Is a surmise thnt .Mr.
Kroomnn'R dog was bitten by him.
The clop, While on his Inst race, bit
necral other canines. Ills head wns
sent to Portland Tor examination,
nnd if it proves correct that he had
tho rabies tho dogs bitten by him, will
nlso bo killed. Ashlnnd Tidings.
V C Under about an cifiht room
house, barn nnd fruit on three ncres
adjoining town, rich Roll, paid up
water right, all for 1650. Other
uncqunled bargains. 11 4 N. Front
St.
So von paBsenRer cars for use on
the Oregon Electric road between
Portland and Kugono luisscd through
Med ford Monday night attached to a
northbound freight.
Thnro will bo a cottage meeting to
night nt the homo of .Mrs. Hcna Hnrr
at S24 South Orange for all those
who were Interested in the meetings
held nt St. Mark's and Smith's hnll
by Hov. Bodge.
Increnso In tho acrcago of loganber
ries In this valley next season Is a
certainty, many growers announcing
their Intentions to raise this berry
for canning purposes.
Pasquale Totnnnl, a worker on the
Pacific highway, Siskiyou division,
lost a purse containing $55 on Kront
rtroet Monday night. The loss was
discovered when ho went to pay for
his lodgings. A diligent search
failed to rqvcal any trace ot the lost
wallet.
Saleslady wanted. P. IC. Deuel
company. 203
Much lnterost is being manifested
In tho Ashland-Medford high school
football game to bo played in this
city next Suturday, and it is Mod
ford's last chance to break ovon for
tho football honors of this section.
A special train will bo run from Ash
land, nnd a delegation of GOO will
come from that city to root for vic
tory. A feature will be a down town
parade of high school students. Sev
ern! rallies will bo held this week In
tho school to arouso enthusiasm. Tho
Medford team is training hard, and
going to bed early every night.
Maine Klum Is preparing a number
of special features to be presented,
before, during and after the game.
Tho finest cqulpmont in Oregon for
printing fruit labels. Medford Print
ing Co. '
A. I). Kerry of Okanogan county,
'Washington, is spending a few days
in tho valley on mining business.
Window trimmer nnd show card
w i Iter wanted. F. K. Deuel com
pany. 205
Hlchnrd Thomns of Albany Is a bus
iness visitor In tho city this week.
Kodak, finishing tho best, at "Wes
ton's Camero Shop. Over Isis Thea
ter. Senator II. Von der Hellen of Wei
len Is spending 'the day iu the city
visiting frlendu.
Kodak finishing and supplies nt
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis
Theater.
Tho regular mid month meeting of
tho city council will be hold at tho
city hnll tonight.
Hoar Dr. Haynea, one of America's
greutost pulpit' orntois Thurwday
night at tho Baptist church. I'OG
Tho city of Ashland Is voting to
day on tho validating of tho bonds
voted for tho improvoment of min
eral springs in that suction. Much
lnterost Is being shown In tho elec
tion with tho uhiiuI mossback opposi
tion, Now Thought Circle. 304 S. Oak
dale, Saturday 'i:2Q to 5.
K. J, Kaiser of Ashland spent Mon
day In Medford attending to business
matters and visiting friends.
13. 8, Tinny writes till forms of in
mirnncc. Kxcollcut companies, good
local servlco, 210 Garnet-Corey
Uldg.
Invitations havo boon issued by the
Ashland lodge of lilks for their nn
nual Thanksgiving ball. Special
muslo nnd n banquet will bo tho side
features.
J, O. Oorklng, tho best nil around
photographer Jn. wulhorn Oregon.
Always rolinhlo, Negatives mado any
where, tlmo or" place. Studo 228
Main St. Phono 320 .1.
Mrs. Nnucj Benson of Klamath
Fnlla Is visiting friends nnd relative
In this city this wools.
Holmes "Tho Insuranco Man" Is
tho authorized ngont of the Aetna In
suronco Co.
Local orchnrdlsls' nro shipping
ItOjOto rlvor apples to northern Cali
fornia points by parcel posts.
DeVop Is going to sell r.00 pounds
ot chocolate creams at thirty cents
per pound. Get n pound today, tf
Mrs. Sjndney McCarthy returned
Monday afternoon from nn extended
visit with friends and relatives In thu
middle west.
Hen Plmalo and Otiy Cronemlller
spent Sunday at Uny Hold hunting
ducks, with no success.
Tlio Halo Piano Home has pur
chased the phonograph and small
mimical Instrument stock of Paul Mc
Donnld and tahon charge.
For guaranteed 100 per cent pure
sanitary milk, prompt delivery, call
5S2-W. 21
Tho charter commission drafting
coirimltteo held a meeting Monday
night nnd revised tho election laws.
Thoro will be no meeting tonight
owing to council meeting, but tho ses.
slons will be resumed Wednesday
night, nnd every night thereafter un
til the work Is completed.
NOTICE- Send all your magazine
subscriptions and renewals to C. A.
Do Voo, Pub. Agent, 4 IS V. Mnln.
Medford.
N. M. Klne of Vale, Oregon. Is
among the out of town visitors Iu the
city this week.
Potatoes, non-Irrigated, corn 100
lbs, or by tho tone. Phono C91-K.
203
I.ouls Ulrlch ot Jacksonville was n
business visitor In tho city tho first
of the week.
Sweet elder nt Do Voo's.
Walter Chlldors of Yroka, Cal.. Is
spending a few days in the city vis
iting friends and relatives.
"Insurance" means "Holmes" nnd
"Holmes" means "Insuranco." Seo
Holmes "Tho Insurance Man."
C. Lindsay left Monday afternoon
for Oregon City to visit with rela
tives for a few weeks.
Make your coats, suits and dresses
at Kelsters' Ladles' Tailoring Col
lege, room 42C, M. F. & H. build
Ing. 2U5
Mrs. Vlrgle E. Roe of Eagle Point,
author ofn number of books and mag
azine stories has a complete novel
ette entitled "Eden of tho Cumber
lands' In this month's Issue of the
AVgosy magazine.
Boys wanted. Golden Ilule.
Tho Knights ot Pythias held a sal
mon bako at their lodge rooms Mon
day evening furnished and prepared
by V P. Baker. Speeches, musical
numbers, and vaudeville skits made
up the program. Sr.nitii. Hder.
and cigars were tho chlof commissary
offerings. It was one of tho most
successful meetings in the history of
the local lodge.
Fake Salvation Army 'solicitors
arc hended towards V.i'.i city, and
charltablo inclined people are warned
against their appeals, the authorities
claiming they secure old clothing,
and then dispose of It at second hand
store.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin or this city is
visiting friends . and relatives In
Grants Pass and Glendale for a few
days.
Mrs. Ed Lamport has returned from
a. ten days visit with relatives and
friends in Portland nnd Willamette
Valley points.
The condition of W. P. Dalloy of
of Jacksonville injured by tho kick
of a horse Monday morning is im
proving, aud has a good chauco for
recovery.
Willis Hopkins or Ilosoburg is
spending a few .days in the city at
tending to business matters.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Merchants' association was held at
St. Mark's hall Monday night. Kou
tlno business was transacted nnd n
dinner served by tho Indies of the
Episcopal Guild. It wan proposed to
change tho nnino of the organization
to tho Jackson County Business
Men's association and embrace the
merchants of all tho towns of the
valley.
Harry Porter of Gold Hill spent
Saturday and Sunday In this city vis.
King friends nnd relatives.
Tho nuxllllnry tiro truck of the
flro department is buing put in shapo.
A chemical tank has been Installed,
aud the car Is holns painted red to
conform with the official colors. It
will ho ready for nctlva service in a
few days.
ALTO
LEGION
11C
SOUTHS
FIREMAN
OR
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A
I
GENERAL
WEN
IRE
AUTO
LONDON, Nov. 17. 10:'-M a. m
Oontmrv to expectation, tho eemim:
of winter m'ciii to Imvo luul more
eftVet on the operations on the wes
tern hrtttle front than iu I lie on!.
lli n the Clermmw nro mnktiur ile-por-nte
of fori to divert the Huinn
from Ktut l'rusin by reMiniiiur a
vitroroui otfoii"ive nt two point near
the center of thw Ions frontier line.
Heilin experts judirinjj from tlio 10
povts iTnohine; Loudon, imvo been
di-TUini; the Herman retrwit from
Wttrnw with grout cnutlor. Ihoy
derlnre they are us pvouil ofjho kill
with which tin movement wn ac
complished n niv tho F-unlij-li of tlwir
retirement utter the h.vttlo or Jtfii
They admit nlo that tho effort of
the Oornmiw to emulate (Jenem1
"Stonewall" .lackon' famoti flank -iinr
movement fnilcil of nc,i hv n
narrow miuin nnd onlv boenuo the
uitiu woio not cnu;:ht napping.
Tlio (termini people were piomptlv
informed of the withdrawn! of thou
troop from the W'nr-tiw front, but
they got onlv menecr now of the
pfojire of thi ret rent until the iv
tiring nnnii'., ImviiiK covered nome
thins like n hiiudrod mil,. wen1 in
ittlit of their own border.
The Oennnn eom cnRdi'nt of .
favorable outcome to their renewed
offensive nloiig tho river Wnrtlie, nnd
their ability to ro-umo the mt-reive
hows -trikinalv the mlviiutiiKc winch
the iMeion of strntejiic railroad
ivc' u wnrriii'" iiovvor. It. i the
opinion of HritiIi oherver llint the
German niv detennined to force tin
invader jfrom Kni I'm-!!!, nnd that
they nro trikinj: two blow, one from
the north nnd the oilier from the
northwest, in the rcnenil direction of
IMock and Kntno, with the object f
paralyzing the !tiiiiin ndvnncc 1oik
the viiiitlicin ironticr ot Fji-t l'ru-ia.
BALKS AI CURVE
RUSSIAN FLEET OFF
TO ATMGER1NS
LONDON, Nov. 17, 10 a. m. A
dispatch from Copenhagen to tho
Star tays It U learned from u Herman
source that a Russian squadron has
left HcUlngfors, Finland, and is
steering fcouthwest inlth tho supposed
Intention of engaging tho Herman
Baltic squudron.
rTA'f)TTc,U.
Sonio of our customers havo bor
rowed our field fenco stretchers, and
failed to return. Pleaso do no nt
onco. 2IW"
HArtMOTT-t'OltKY CO.
RUSSIAN
Dl
I
CHECK BY IURKS
PETnOORAD. Nov. 17 --Tlio gen
eral staff of the Caucasian army hns
Issued a communication confirming
the report from Turkish sources that
tho Russians bad received n check
near Erxerum. It nays:
"The mnrch of onr advenco gunrd
In the direction of Erzcrum has
ended. This march was dictated not
only by conditions of war, hut only
to fulfill the tnsk Imposed on our
advanco guard."
WHOLE NORTH SEA WINNERS ROSE
I MILITARY AREA CONTEST AID
V I
UtbLMttd HdUUI I n
E
LONDON, Nov. 17, 4:02 p. in.
"Wo Imvo v'ot either to bid good-bye
to liomu rule or help Kuluud honoM
ly fn this vvtir," Miid Willinm O'llricn,
member of the Jmii.e of commons
froiii Cork, ami lender of the inde
pendent nittiouiilifU, in writing tdnv
u reply to cnilitiun vyho had pro
tested npiint the M!auuu o'- n
MTiption. Irishmen, hi? aid. fi
boin cruelly led inr,i( iciil ll.i- ..
titude towiird the otrciiiineiit w
"inexplicable." Thi, he continued,
"wns funuliin t certain I!ntrb.i
politicians their onlv excuse for de-i-erting
tho cnui-c of homo rule
HEADACHE
OLD
COSTIVE
BOWELS
TAKE CASCARETS
Hot a 10-cent box now.
You men and women who can't got
feeling right who havo headache,
routed tongue, bad tasto and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, nro bil
ious, nervous and upsot, bothurcd
with a sick, gassy, disordered atom
uch, or have a bad cold.
Are ou keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarots, or merely foicinK a
passageway overy fow days with
salts, catliartlo pills or caBtor oil?
Cascarots work while you sloop;
cleanso the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested, rormonung toon
and foul gases; take tho excess Idle
from the Ilvor and carry out of tho
system ull tho constipated waste mat
ter and poison in tho bowels.
A Cascnret tonight will straighten
you out by morning n JO-ccnt box
from anv drug storo will keop your
Htoimich sweet; liver and bowels regu
lar, and head clear for months. Don't
foiget tho children. Thoy lovo Cas
carots because thoy tasto good never
r.rlpo or slckou. Adv.
Oiioil luck offset loeklc driving
omlv Tuowluy moiiiimt when the
heavy lire truck ot the Modlord tiio
iloparlmoiit jjot bovoml the control of
Driver lhuiiolsou nt M.iin and Kiimt
triet, ami imvi0wlv mised cnixliiuv
into a concrete lump poi. Knemun
limiios nousMiuu. -tuniliiiir on tho
ruutiiiitf hourd of the track, in nl
temptititt to jump w.i impalud on u
lump hook hv Iu cm! stevo mill
held siwpoiulod and helpless when lie
wui combed off b sinking tho post.
The full force of the terrific blow
was boiiic by hi let I hip. mid ho lies
iu u scrum condition nt hi homo.
I'liloss mteriml iniurte iltvulcp. lie
will iceovor. ,
The ili'piit'tuiunl w raciue lo a
lite thnt totally dtliovcit n ici
dcuce on Wiwt Fourth trvt hclmiy
ui ti .1. V. Tiivloi, wln-u tho ueei
dent iifCiirrciL The hwivy nmehinc
fmled to mnko tho curve, and bonded
for the lump post. ltouAHin hit the
post with Hindi toioe thnt ho ws
wrapped around it. Policemen t'ady
mid fames roht'd to hi niHluucc.
lie wns sutferiitvr inloiiso pniu. .Iut
hotorc striking the pot Ihe mnehino
wns swerved iiwm trom dnnsor and
niu ii short ditiuco north on tho
milrond tracks. The nuto (ruok was
stopped nud HoitH-um' follnWs ruh
od to his nssistutiec. loiter lio wns
taken to tho Nuah liotel nud Dr. F. ll.-j
Tlmver culled, who telioved him of
hi Viiin.
The firo completely destroyed tho
house, owned bv .1. V. Taylor, nud
with no regular tenant. A imrty of
'men cooked their supper tbcto. nud u
defective Hue i supposed to have
been the origin of the bhixu. Tom
Hickman t-lept iu the houo mid wuh
n wakened by smoke, narrowly ecnp
ititr stiffocntioii. The lo is placed
nt .flt)0.
Driver DjiuicNuii uttribiited the
.iciidcut to the fiitlurc of the tcnr
iii',' -oitr'to worK promptly.
HKill SCIIOOlV.tt'HKVILLi: TKA.M
TO APPUAIt ATSTAH TIICATCIl
Tho "much tnlked off" h(t;h school
vaudovillo toaui will muko tlutlr first
public appearance In Medford at the
Star Theater Monday and Tuesday
nights, Noremlior 2',i and 21. Much
Interest has Kcun shown In theso
hojs and no dotilit mere will lie a
larf.0 attendance both nights to wit
ness Mcdford's young talented vnudo
vidians Initial appearance. Thoy
leave tho following Weduifsdny for
Klamath FalU whore they are booked
to uppoar. The money realUod from
this show will go to pny oxpeiuon on
this trip. Every ouo Interest Iu homo 'Thorn la whon jou smok Hov. Joun
talent should ttiru oik and help thu
boys nloug
LONDON, Nov. IT. ;i:l.i p. ill. -j
I'tvmicv Asiptilli stolid tu llio houo
of commons lodu.v that llio Mrili-h
ovcrniuout hud diculcd lo dcchire
the whole of llui N'oith on to ho iu
the military men,
All Mibjoet o tin cneiiiv found on
lU'tiluil vessel, llio piiino miuitci'
uIko miuI, would be linblo lo detention
us piioouor of vy-ur. j
Mr. Aitutlt also nuiiouueod lliuij
oil and copper would bo declined con
traband of war. J
Ituforriug In minus, the ptcniiii'i
snid tho tioitnnti had rcoitod to in
di-oviiiiiiiuto iniiio-lnyinu in the Ntith
Son without livjtui'd to pcnectul slim ,
piujf, nud without wiuiiiuK. The pit f
poc dourly uu the lurthoriiiiee o. t
mi doliuitc militaiv onerntioiis, but to'
viiihuiitor Mulish trade. These inicisj
uuipiostiouiibly had been hud bv li-li
ing voshcl disguised us noiitrul, t'ict
pii'Uiior snid. These mine wire not I
$t coiistruetcd u lo become harmless
whan Ioom'iI from (heir mooriii!:,
neither wero tho.v kept under ohsorvn
tiou. No Mteps hud been tukeii to
wo in poiicoful sbiiipiuit ot tin ihin-
j;or. t'oiiBi'qucntly the term of 'flu
llnjnio convention of 11)07 huvi hnin
violated.
Alter n number of pout ml fishing
and inendmnt vosscU nud iiiiiuv lives
hnd ltotm dotroved bv thcV (leruuiii
uiuto, Mr. Asiputh stud the govern
ment luul been forced to adopt coun
ter iucuurort to cope with this (lor
man policy of mine. laying combined
with sohiuiitiuo nelivjlus.
1 OBITUARY I
I'lir.owinnot'K iu llio school rose
Kiowiiig coulcsl hold lul siuuuior
Imvo boon niiuoiiuoed ns IoIIowh by
llio committee in cIiiuko. 'lint mv
ivssfiil coulenlnnls may nconro thalr
ptixo -.f oiieh-by nnUiug upon (
K. (lull's, 'flic ipxl i ono lfiiw lll
ho hold op July I', mid inIUiiionH ex
tended to tli li'iiilinjr iU"c-uroilig
orunuiKiitioiis ot the iioilhwest n
paiticipittc.
VVasblijgton Mhool. txi.'ialhi riU)er
ton winner, m I'riineo
Hi. Mai. v ' Academy, Mnblo Send,
dor, winner, .1 II. Chirk, Ciuollno
IValinil, La Fiance, Dorolhv uki
tluo HiilnolHueiiii, Chilli Hriiiinor,
WiiMliluijIoii.-'lhuiilio Lou In, .1. B.
ClaiU.
.Inrksoii.' Iiuth JSnytuoro, I'lrhii
llrunov.
WitNhluKlon, Tholmii (luiitiwny,
Paul Ntiyron,
Jackson, Wiirrmi Conrad, tin no
Murlc lloniioltn.
rilltlKT.MAN tllVINd .MA I lit KASV,
Dwtttllml lnuti lutloitH In flownr
mnkliiff.a l.iitiwl Now Yorli kIvIoh Iu
ilbhoii iohos, popples, oonoigo orna
inoiilM, froMh IiuiIm, ole, Aliio.npplh'ii
t ton of khiuh lo cliiirinluv Mlftn. How
lo work Pondera wllh oft-ovor. Pro
lit h I'vpeih'iieo of hii 'SMful rlowcr-
lumber. Tills lotion wli h" mulled
j ii Pm iiiiclpl of Olio Dotlni' nud two
.cent Htnmp for return ponIiihu.
I II rti'lUhuiv, 1T llituiilwuy, New
,oik l Hv, N Y. 2 0 r.
DIED At Portland, November 13,
Ellas C. DoArmond, aged 79. Burial
at OrnntH Pass Sundny, November IC.
Ho was born In Tcnnosseo Octolwr
17. 1S3G. In 1S7S ho located In
Linn county, roiuovlng to Josephlno
comity in IS.Sti he iiuniiased a farm
six miles west or lirantH Pass and en
gaged In hup raising ami lumbering.
Four years ago ho lemovod to Me
Mlnuvillo. Ills health fulling several
months ago. Mr. UoArmonil went to
Portland, mill was at tho homo of his
miii, Dr. it. H. DoArmond. at the time
of his death. Thoro survive to
mourn the death of tho hutlmud nud
rather, thu wife and six tons nnd
two ila lighter. Dr. It. H. DoArmond,
of Peitlnud: II. L.. of Medford; W
V.. of t;rnt Phm; II. I!., of Bund,
mid David and Lcntar, who molded
nt tlio homo iu-MoMlunvlllo. Mrs. L.
O. Adams, of Kan LuU Obispo, Fill..
And Mrs, E. J. Smith, of Medford.
Von (lit Hit Best
nn clgnrs ami patronize homo Indus
irlK
GIRLS! SI-SI U MUST TRY THISI
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR
Inimoillnte? Yes! Certain?
that's tho joy of it. Your hair be
comes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant
and appears as soft, lustrous and
beautiful as a young girl's after a
Danderlno hair cleanse. Just try
this moisten n cloth with a little
Dandflrlno and cnrofully draw It
through )iur hair, taking one smnll
strand at a tlmo. This will cleanup
tho hair of dust, dirt or excessive
oil, aud in Jutt a fow moments you
have doubled the beauty of your hulr.
scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin.
Besides boatitlfilng tho hair, Dan
dciiiio dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cieiinioH, purlflos and in
vigorates thu scalp, forever stopping
Itching and fallliiK hnlr, but what
will pleaso you most will he after
n fow week's iik, whon ou see now
hulr fine and downy at first -yes
hut really new hnlr growing nil over
the sen I p. If j on cure for pretty,
soft hair, and lots of it, suioly get
u 25 cent bottle of KnowUou's Dan-
A delightful surprise awaits those durino from any drug store or toilet
whoko hair lias hcen neglected or Is I counter and Just try It. Adv.
UTILITY BOXES
Hlzo, Uti-ln. long, 18 In. hlr;b, IC in. deep.
I'lLod with castors, hnudleti mid hlnced lid. These
chests aro mado of cedar and nro lutouilcid to ho
covorud. HvoryJiomu needs onn or more of them,
Thh Is your opportunity lo get one cheap. Wo of
fer them at Jii.7.1.
Pacific Furniture 6 Fixture Factory
113 HUUTII HOLLY STUUKT,
ST. MARK'S BAZAAR
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20-21
St. Mark's Chicken Dinner
50 Cents
Saturday Evening, Nov. 21
ST. MARICS HALL
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Quality ! Not Premiums
The cost of the tobaccos In Camel Clg.uettct
prohibits the use of premiums ami coupons.
Gimcls are A blend ol choice quality Turkish
and domestic tobaccos. Smoke smooth andeven
and Ic.vvc you scot-free of any r'urcaftcitastc.
Camels are 20 for 10 cents, and you can't buy
a more satlsfyitte; cin.ucltc at any price.
StaUe a dime against a package to-day.
If your tttnttt itin'l mptttryvu, tanJIOtfitf fi..if 41.
it fl.00 Air at rutlon of Itn !'(" 300 rlmrrl.t ,
Miiitrfc. prvfiitJ. tAfUr tntohhiir ,m. hicA. tf m
ttun't find CAMELS u rjrnf., rfurn M w(Ar
nin jtui Au. unti iv. wttt ifnrttuur niwn.y.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
Wiinlon-Srtlcin, N. C
QOS
or
7Qcents
BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NOSTRILS
UNO STUFFED HEAD END CATARRH
"V
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Imttnt Relief Whan Norn nrvil Hrnil
Are Clo;crl From Coltl. ijlop.
Nm'.Y CMnrrlml DUchargai. Dull
Henilaclio Vanltliai. .
Try "i:iy frenm Itnlm."
(iet n himiil IhiiiI' iinyuiiy, Jut In
try itApply n llttl. Iu the noMrlln
anil liixtnuily nir eloincil um ami
tupHl.ip lr pMMWIUltl llf till) lllNlll
will njieu; ytiii will hreMthi' fci'Wjr;
ilullnitM ami liecnim he ilNipier. Ily
inoriiliiu'! Ili' iiitiirrli, inhl-lu htwd
or ciitiirrlml Hire throat vll hcaonr.
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cumll hottle uf "Hly'it ('renin Itnlm"
ut uny clriiK nture. Thin nwwt,
frKrnnf lvlm dtMrpn )y'thr licnt
r tin' iMHitrllH; Mit'triiiM Aiiil iii'iiIh
tin' IiiIIhuuM, nwnllfii iiitinliraiin
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lliiiwl ; ehiiM tho Mir w Brill ki ; toiri
nimly illxhuririM nml n fii'lln nt
eliiiwliiif, k. milling relluf cuiiiim Iiii
ineilliitely. Diui't lay nwiil.ii Io-dIrIiI Htrue
XlhiK fur lireHlh. with Ihiu nlniTiil;
uiMtrlU elcMHil, havvkliNC nmI tilnnlni;.
I'HlHrrli ur u coll, with li rimnln:
IHHH', foul inucniim ilniiilui( luli Im
ilirKit, nml raw tlrytit In clbtraw
Iuk hut truly iii'(illoH.
Tut jiuir fnllh JiimI imru In
"Itly'rt rrt-nm IImIiii" miuI ymir cuhl
ur (itlurrh will mirely illMiiHur.
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Raising Sale
Is proving'!! grand success. Anticipate
your Christmas purchases now while
the selections are good.
30 on Set Rings
1847 Knives and Forks $3.85.'
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