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Newspaper Page TextV h ' , V it TMfWMiifeyfaSSfev n,, mm. f . aam i mm & -anaaP"a v am H ' MEDffORD MAIC TltlBUSfE, MEDFORD OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCTT 13, 1.015 !IJL.L1.J IJUH'l.". ...IL!J T i . lMffBi, PEGGY O'NEIL IN "PEG 0' MY HEART," VINING, ASHLAND, MAR. 22 All communications should ho In by Friday. Address society editor, or Phono 7fi. Tlm (Iroator Moilfnnl dull iiiiihIciiI wiih kIvoii Monday ftftcruoonnt tho Page Theater under tho illrcctlun of tlm hostess, Mrs. K. V. Coffin. Mr. Coffin was nbly nsMslod by other local iiiiisIcIiiiih nml pleased hor mid Iciicn llh an afternoon of splendid iimnlo. Tim lirlllliiiil Interpretation of Minkowski's "Hpaiilncho Tatul," nr rmiKi'il for two pliuuiM nml played ly four of our lending musicians, round n fit opening for nucli n program. Minn Jackson's reading of "In n Hlt'd Cur," nii't with no small n'liioinit of applause, to which hIio liberally responded with another liiiiiiorotiH so- U'cllon, In Imr rcinltlloii of "TrolHlmno llnllndo," from, Chopin, Mrs. Coffin revealed earnest study nml under standing of ono of tho composer's mohl hoaiilirul nml best litiown works, In which Im gavo it tt tho triio poetic roncnptlon of tone. Tho "Military Polonaise." being another of hi popular compositions, together with his "Miunlkns," expressed tin tlnual reeling In iiiiikIc, Tho nolo work of each, nml tho re rltntlvo In tho delivery or niholhcrt Nevln's "Cnptlvo Memories," n nniiK ryilu nml recitative, was beautiful Tim piano ncrompnulmont with Dm violin olillcato was very elective, nil rorv Iiik to bring out tho tender nml idtllrnto "N'ltvln Tlionii'," whlrh nil music lovers no thoroughly onoy nml appreciate. r.arn nml oory participant ex pressed otijoymont In tholr parts, which Is tho ci.soiico of trim musicianship. A vory protty wedding wiih hoIoiiiii lcil by llov, Hlownrt of tlm lliipllsl chinch at tho homo of Mrn, K, Ji Mourn Thurmlny evening at H o'clock whim .Minn Cnthurlno Mourn bora in o tlm brlilo of Frank Alvnh KlttruilKo, resident engineer or tlm I'nclflo hlKliway In tlm presence of forty guests. Tlm brlilo worn u bwitillfu! gown of omhrolitorloil bntlsto nml carried . a bouquet of wblto nwoct pens. Minn Mabel Monrn attended thn brlilo nml woro n gown of pink chif fon, bur l)otiitiut being. pink awuol pons, Mr. Ilnlph Cowglll wiih best iiinn. Tho brlilo wnn kIvoii away by bor mothor, Mrn. 13. J. Munrn, to thn ntraln or tlm wimIiIIok march plnyoil by Mrn, Allro Hti'plon ItowtMI. Mnn tor Kroilorlukgml J n in on Mcarn nnd tlm MInnoii Klorcnco nml Allen John min, nctoit an ribbon ht'iiron. Tho MUniit JoluiHOn woro ilrosncil In beautiful bliio chiffon with pink irlmmlnRM, Aftor tlm lorpinony luncheon wnn norvi'il by tho MUhom Dally, Itlcbnnln, I'loronro nml Allro Jolinnon. Mr. nml Mrn. KlttrodKo wuro thn rorlplentn of many beautiful nml into fill prenentn. Artcr n dhort woiIiIIiir trip tlioy will ho nt homo to tholr tunny frlomln. In low of tho fncl that tho drain a Iimkiio linn met with lUlvorno crltl clnin nn to tho plnyn to which It linn Klvon Kb nupport, tho locnl center feeln It a timely IIiIiik to ilo, to pont on tin bullntlii board In tho public llbrnry n Hit of thn plnyn which hnvo Iipoii biillotlnoil nml heartily hiii ported by tho drnmn lenKiio ceiitom nil ovor tho country. Tlioim plnyn hnvo linon produced by tho tnont Ic- Kltlmnto talent on tho American ninco touny, rinmicod by tho mont nuccomirul nml bent known mnnnKorn, nml enjoyed by tho mont comopoll tnn nuilhjnccH, Why, then, nhould not tho tbenter-KoltiK people or Mod ford renpond by an ceuoroun n patron hrii nucli plnyn nn tlioy rocelvo In other cltlcn? Wo cnnnol oxiwct to i;el nttrnctlonn of tho first clnnn In Medford, ir wo rontlnuo to j?lvo our principal nupport to cocond-rnto pro-ductlonn. Minn Nnu Mny OKdeii nml Mr. Chrln Wolff of thin city wero nmrrled on Wt'diiendny nftornoon nt tho I.uth- ernn pnrnonnKv. Tho brldo wnn beau, tlfully attired In n rowii or pink willo with ehndow lnco trlmmltiRn. Mrn. I.enn Ounthor, nlntrr or tho Rroom attended tho brldo nnd tho Rroom wnn attended by bin brother Mr. Fred Wolff. Iloth youiiR pcoplo arc well known In Medford whoru they wilt mnko tholr future homo. Folletjflin: In tho preRrnm: "Hpnnlnchli Tnnio" Montkownkl Mm. Ariicm Innncn Myrrlll. Mrn. Al fred Klynn, Minn Ivy Ilooek nnd 'Minn I nex Coffin "TriiKt llor Not" (vornl trio) .. 1 ..'.. Huililn, Opim 107 Minn Ivn Coffin, Mrn. K. V. Coffin, Minn luiix Coffin Arrompnnlnt Mrn. William Hcnrlo HendliiR, "In a Steel Cnr" .Mnrgnrct Ciiineron Minn Mlmilo JiickHon Mllltnry I'olonnlno . . Chopin Minn Inex Coffin "Vutin ilnunen Mariiilii'' . Cnnton Leninite. Minn h-n Coffin "Trolnlonm llnllndo" Chopin Mrn. i:. V. Cofrin "Cnptlvo Momorlon" (n ohr cy- cyl nml recitative) Ktbelburt Novln Kolonlntn. MInh Ivn Coffin, Mrn, 10, V. Coffin, Mr. MmHox. Mr, Cnnndny Itemler, Minn Inez Coffin, Accom- ' pnnlnt, Mm, Ariicii Innnrn Merrill, Violin Accompnnlnt, Mr, Hoot. On WodnoBilny, Mnrch 10 nt :00 p. m. nn tho beautiful OroRon nun nhlno ntrenmed In throiiRlt tho win iIowh or tho rommodlnuH Merrick homo tho ineiiibern or tho board or dlrertorn or tho (Irenter Medford club uHHoiublod to parlnl.o of n threo rourno lunclmou with their ontlm aide prenldent Mm, F, K. Morrlck, Itenutlful Chlnoao lllllen nml poldon JomiullH plcanod tlm oyo, whllo thn dnlnty nnd dellrloun ropnat Hntlnflud tho tnnto. Later tlm coiiHtltutlon nml by-lawn woro rend nml dlncunneil nnd rorom niendntloiiH woro inudo for tho rovl hIoii or tho nnmo. TIioho pniHont wcro Mcndniiien Hnr Riuit, Mundy, Jap Amlrown, Schlof follm Alford, 1'ooblen. Wold, Nnblt, Ilomor, MIhh Itoblnsou nml Mrn. Kenno or Chicago. Tho hIurIiik or MIhh tJoraldlno TImiIhh nt tio Firm MethodlHt Kpln copal church lnnt Sunday In nnotllor dumoiiHtratlan of what enn 1u nc compllHliod by careful tralnluR and conHcUmtloiiH work. MIhh TIioIhh Pohkohhoh n volco of oxcoptlminl beau ty. Its oxqulnlto purity, nmaothuoHH nnd flexibility toRotliur with fault Iohh onunclntlon woro dollRhtful to hoar nnd (trontly npproclatod by con KroRuttnmi that tnxod tho huiUIiik ca pacity of tho church, Tho choruo work or tho choir wnH up to Its usual high standard, Mia, Itnlph llnrdwoll ontortnlnod tho Cllrln' Thurtiday DrldRo Club at hur homo on Onkdalo Thuraday aft Tho CoIIcro Womon'n club wan en tertained nt tlm homo of Mm. 12. K. Kelly, Qucon Anno nvenuo Bntur dny afternoon, A vory ilellRhtful nfternoon wnn npent. Tlm decorntlonn and rofrenh nientn wero In keeplnR with Ht. n trlok'n dny. Thono In chnrKa of tho nflernoon'n ontortnlnmcnt wero Mm. Kelly, Mrn, MnlmRren of I'lioonlx, Mrn, Miller nnd Mrs. ArnnplRcr. 13. A. lllldroth, Jr., wnn married Febriinry 2K nt Horiio Illver to Minn Udennn Koblunon nt tho homo or thn brldo. Tho Rroom In tho Ron or K. A. lllldroth or llutto Fnlln nml Is n merchnnt or llutto Fnlln, formerly or ANhlnml. Thn brldo In tho sinter or I'lill II, Itohlunon n iiiIiiIiir mnn or Koriio Itlver nml popular ninoiiR a wldo clrclo of friends. Tho youiiR couplo will miiku their homo nt llutto Fnlln. A meetliiR or tho members or tho Drnmn I.cnRtio local renter linn boon railed for next Tuendny afternoon, nt 3:00 o'clock, In tho public llbrnry. Tho officers of tho center wish to meot nn full nn nllendnnro or tho members nn ponnlblo. In order to ills conn with them Important plans for tho romliiR year's work, Minn Ilenn llrynn of CIiIciiro la vln- IthiR hor slntor, Mm. Hurry B. Tuck er. Minn llrynn linn been vIsltluR lit Ilolso, Idnho, nnd other polutH on route to Medford nml will bo tho Riiest or Uov. nml Mm. Tucker ror hoiiio time. Tho Pnrent-Touchers clrclo or tho hlRh hcIiooI will niiHit In tho IiIrIi school biilldliiR l'rldny. March 10. at n p, in. Thoro will bo n Reed program nnd nil patrons or tho IiIrIi hcIiooI nro urged to attend, V Tho LndleH' Aid or tho I'roshytor' Inn church will meet In tho chapel or tho church next Tuosdny nfternoon nt 3: .10. Mm, (Ins Newbury entertained tho WodnoRdny IIiIiIro Club nt hor homo on MlHtletoo utroot Wodnusday aftor noon. Tho Tuesday Luncheon Club wnn entertained tit tho homo of Mm, J. M, Hoot on West Main utroot thin wcok. Tho Pnront-Tcnchcrn nssoclntlon or tlm WnshliiRton school met Frldny nfternoon In tho school bulldlnR, Miss Coffin presented tho third Rrndo In n note drill followed by a plenntiiR llttlo song, siiiir by nyllnblo nnd by word. Mm, Homer turned tho meeting ovor to Mlsn Cox who rend nn IntercRtlng pnimr on tho ox coptlonnl child. Owing to tho fact that Htnto Hupcrlntedent Chuchlll nnd Flclil Worker Hnrrlngton woro present discussion wnn omitted nnd tlm nnsoclntlon listened to n tnlk on high school standardization by Mr. Churchill nnd n row words on Indus trlnl work by Mr. Harrington. Mrs. Vnn Motor's pnper wns not Riven tor Inck or tlmo. It Is hoped that tho problem or tho exceptional child may bo discussed nt some future meeting. Thursdny evening tho younp men's Stindny school clnss of tho Presbyter Ian church tniight by Herman Harri son, wnn delightfully entertnlncd nt tho homo or Mr. and Mrs, Maddox or Portland nvenuo. Comes and music wero enjoyed during tho evening after which re freshments wero served, Thoso present were: Herman Harrison Steven Nye, Clalron Jnqua, Robert Blold, Stewart Tornoy, Carl llnrtwlg, Herbert hunt, John Whlmnt Marvin Kirk, Donnld Ilunynrd. Will Hnlloway, Iller Slewing nnd George Maddox. Tho Chrysnnthomum clrclo 'No. 8, Women or Woodcrart, held their reR ulnr business meeting nnd scrclnl In tho Knights or Pythlnn ball last Tuesduy evening. A bnnquet wns serred nrtor which dnnclng nnd enrds woro enjoyed. The tables wero tastefully decornted with myrtle wood. Those In chnrgo of the evening's entertainment wero the Mesdnmos Plntt, Angle, llnrkdull, llarueburg. Dennett nnd Howmnn. Wmi&;: VlsfliLsssR mows? & mpi ''dSfflM A linn m i i i ! i At the Churches 1 Iv'pUropal Holy .communion 8 a. in. Sunday school 10 n. in. Morning prnyer 1 1 n, in. Kvcnlng prnyer 7;30 p. m. Wiii, II, Hamilton, vicar. nnd men or tho church aro Invited to bo out at this meeting. Note tho tlmo Tuesdny, Mnrch IClh, nt 0:30 P. m. Ion I.utlicrnn . Services Ion I.utlicrnn C12 West Fourth St., will bo conducted in (Jennnn nt 11 n. in. Illblo school nt 10 n. m. C. Wllkcr, pastor. Mtilfonl tlirlstlan AASoinbly Tho Medford Christina Assembly meets ench Sunday In St. Mark's hall, 218 WcBt Main street at 2:30 p. hi. Full gospel preaching, Including di vine healing tho baptism or the spi rit, Christ's coming, etc. Hov. C. K. Dodge, pastor. The social evening given by the .Inekhon Purent-Tciichern' Cirele Fri day eu'nine; wiih ii mot enioynble inert mp-. About riglily-fio wero pn'H enl. The followiiie; interehtiiit; pni RTiim wiw rrnilerrd: Voenl solo, Mix. I'liilhrook; violin solo, Mr. Hamilton; rcuiliiiR-, Miss Uiiiihnm; vocal solo, Mrw. Hrown; ntlilres, 11. K. Mulkry; piutio ho1i, Minn Drew; voenl nolo, Mr. Wliitn; rending, Miss Cnrkiu. Af ter the piDgniiu lefrrKliments were horvdl ill' coffee nml euke. Mrn. J. A. Perry nml Mrs. Scott Davis wero joint hostesses at u din ner uiven tlir members of the Kriilwy F.vriiiiiR- Auction 11 ridge club at the homo of Mrs. Perry on F.nst Mum street Fritlny ovciiiiiR-, white nml preen beinp (he color scheme. Hiidge was phiyeil iltinup Ihe evemnjj. ' Tho Men's Club of tho Presbytor lan church will meot nt tho chnpel of tho church, A bnnquet will bo served nt C:3U. OnkiUlc Atenun MetliislUt Corner or Oakdale nnd Main street. Sundny school nt 10 a. m. Preaching nt jl n. in. nnd 7:30 p. m. Kpwortlt Iaguo nt C.'.IO p. in. Pracr nnd Illblo Btudy Thumdny evening. All aro wolcomo to our services. IF. M. Drnnhnm, pastor. First Church of Clii'lst, SrlentUt Sunday service nt 1 1 o'clock. Sub. Ject, "Substance" Wednesday ovenlng testimonial meeting nt 7:30. All nre cordially Invited. Sunday school nt 10 o'clock. All under tho go of 20 nro welcome. Heading room In church edifice, 212 No. Onkdnlo, open from 1:30 to 4:30 dally, except Sunday nnd holidays. I'ni Methodist Corner Tenth nnd Ivy, Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 n. in. Young people's meeting nnd Illblo drill (1:30 p. in. Preaching 7:30 p. in. Special revival services every night at 7:30, except Saturday night. You aro Invited to Join with us In these bcrvlien. Conio ami welcome. Theso meetings will bo conducted by tho pastor. Occasional outside help Is expected. J. B. Drndlcy, pas tor. Tho Wednesday Study club will moot next Wodnesday afternoon at tho public, library, Mr. and Aim. Frank (1, Owen nro expected to return from Portland soon whom tlioy hnvo boon for sov- oral wooIib, Mrs. M. Clorifr mill (liuiRlilor, Mjhh Mildred, left this week for Ar- kansas, where they will siwml tho upriue; visiting- friends nml relatives, Mr, nml Mm. Coo, 11. Carpenter ontortnlued at n dinner Wednesday evening for Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Preston, Mr. ami Mrs. Couro Fiero has Riven a Herirs of dinners recently in honor of Signor Savatoro Oiodauo. BERNHARDT WELL TO ltnptist Morning service 11 o'clock, sub ject. "(Sod's First Promlso of Love." B veiling sorvlco 7:30 o'clock, sub Joct, "Tho Value or Bnthuslasm In Christian Work." Hov. W. S. Stownrt will preach ut both services, Sunday school nt. 9:4ri n. m. II. Y, P. U. nt C;30 p. in. II. Y. P. U. social nt tho resldonco of S. I.. Dennett, 531 South Iltversldo avenue. All members nml friends nro Invited to attend. .Methodist A sorvlco much out of tho ordinary nnd wonderfully Instructive and at tractive will bo held nt tho First Methodist Kplscopal church, corner pr Fourth nnd Dartlctt streets, Sun day night, under the auspices or tho Women's Foreign Missionary socie ty, having chargo of the entire pro grani. Tho occasion being tho an niversary thnnk offering. Tho pastor will preach nt tho regu lar morning service. Sermon sub ject, "Tho Watchword of tho Now Itellglon." This sermon will be pre luded by a short lesson on "Tho Preacher From tho layman's VIow Point." Other services of tho day: Sunday school 9:4G a. m. Junior Lcaguo 3 p. ni. Epworth League devotional meet ing 0:15. Special music, happy congrega tional singing, rousing services. All aro welcome. i i . Christ Ian Corner Ninth and Oakdale. Wo will havo n special musical program for our Baster services, pre ceded with a wock of vesper serv ices, pleaso bear in mind and make an effort to attend. Next Lord's Day wo will havo splendid services throughout tho day. Morning sermon at 10:45, subject Only n cup of cold water ho shall In no wlso loso his reward.." Bvenlns 7:30, subject, "Repcnt- nnco destroys tho dcslro ot sin." Hlblo school at 9:45. This school Is growing becauso It Is efficient. Coma! Christian Bndcavor at 7:30 In tho lecturo room. Hero you will meot earnest young pcoplo. Kncourago them by your presence. Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs day ovenlng nt 7:30. Wo havo had n Inrgo attendance and want to in crenso It. Will you conio? Harry B. Tucker, minister. PEGGY O'NEIL 10 BE- AT IHE VINING MONDAY MARCH 22 Fresh from recent IriiiinnuK ill New York, "VfK o' My Heart," with Pcgy O'Ncil nritl this New York-Chicago cast, will commence nn engagement at the Vinning theater, Ashland, one night only, Momlny, March 22. Limrrltc Taylor ended her two years' run lljo first of Inst June nl the Cort Ihcntcr in New York, clos ing the longest ruu theatrically that hns chen been known to two years uninterrupted in the same piece in the sninc theater. While this record run wiih in progress tho producer, Oliver Morosco, found it necessary to send five rompnnics en tour nnd nfler wnrds thn business was so large thnt three nddiiionnl companies were pro duced, with a result for th owner finnneinlly thnt will total n cool mil lion by the end of the present snson. The scenes of the piece nre laid in a provincial town in nglnnd where there resides an nristocrntie family, eonsisting of a widow, her son nnd daughter by tho nninc of Chichester. TliP3 have met with reverses nnd arc nt the wits end ns to how to obtain money wiih which to mnin'nin tho household ami other exM'nses. Mrs. Chichester's wealthy brother hns died nnd believing thnt his sister wns blessed with this world's goods, leaves his fortune to his yoimger sister's child, Peg, a sister who hns been cut off from tho family beenuso of n plebeian marriage to nn Irish social ist, n good mnn, hut improvident. A certain sum is set aside in the will to provide for the education of the child. It is for this sum that tho Chichester's decide to ' accept Peg, their relative to educate And not for any grent love for the child. When Peg arrives with her dog, Michael, tho family is much bhocked by her appearance nnd maimers, and she in turn does not tnke kindly to their mode of living. Her unfnmilinrity with the customs of the smart set nnd her nnties, with her ready Irish wit, bring nbout n succession of humor ous complications. Peg of course hns a love romance nnd n love interest combined with the comedy is n rnre nnd pleasing blend. IWMSMMMWMMWn lift Reward, $1M, Th tfVr of I bin rrr Will N !ft4 Ht iMfa that thrw l at ffttit tm trriM iHftMM tlmt t1fw h turn uliM In car l nil mt lUU'n CMmh (im IIM1' Calnrrh Cnre U Ukpn Inunaltn !ir iloilrnTlns lh tmrnUlkia f III i1bra, ihV tlHi III fMltmt MfrMta U th onlj ixMlilt mrH.iHiw known la Uw.iwnt- i'i rrmrmitr, murrhiM-inir n nxitiiiiiiHHWl AUtttr, rrtnlrf tonillluilnl' lrtlnst. iikir cirrn oife i Kiir dlrrdlr ui'rti Ihfl.Manit mt tn ijiinn, itntfu of III i1bipi.. and hy bnlMlnj np th mnvlltullnn awl aMIH( N Inn In iMnr In work. Tti prfrltnr mi nn mnrh fnlihln H fnrairn inwrr tout tkr nttft Ono llnmlrril Dnltan for any mm that ft fall to cure, scn.t for lint of ImIIwwUI. AiMrfM f. J. CIIGNBr CO,, Tettilrt, Qj SoM by all Dniftla, TJfc. Take llall'a I'anllr t'llla fr cmitlpttlM. If You Are Ever Tempted to Buy by Mail Do this Instead zrst, Como to tho storo with your temp tntlon. If it's a watch, or ring, or nek let, or chain, or brooch. Or whatever It Is put our' vrIihm alongside of what the' mail ordr houso offers, " (, It Jsn't likely thnt after you ofkt you will havo tho slightest desire .lb send your monoy away. ", ' Dccauso you will have BorMtoa ror doing so. Try it and tea. v Wb match all prices and qualltl and styles and ovcrytliitig else. MARTIN ERDDY TIIK aEWKLEK S12 linnt Slain St., Medronl, Ore. SEE OUR Spring and Summer Line OF Subject, Ktornnl Subject, HUM E 'Mrs, IF, U, I.unisdon entertnlncd tho Frldny Ilrldgo Club at hor homo on South Holly street Friday nfternoon, UOUDKATJX, March 13, Sarah Doruhnrdt dopartod today from tho hospital hero In which hor right leg wns amputated going by automobile to her homo at Andernos, Sho was accompanied by her son, Maurice, Tho InBt bulletin Issued by her fjiirgoon sad: "Madanio Bernhardt has recovered completely From hor operation," I'resbj terlan Trenching nt 11 a. m, "Ktornnl lMinlshmont and I.lfo." Pronchlng nt 7:30 p. m. "Tho Child In tho Midst." ' Solo in tho morning, selected Mrs. Oressloy, Solo In tho ovonlng, solectod, Flor ence Hazelrlgg. Orchestra In tho ovonlng, Sunday school at 10 a. m, Klndorgnrten at .11 a. m. Y. I. S. C. K. at G:30 p, m. Prayormootlng, Thursday nt 7:30 p.m. A1I aro cordially invited to theso services. (lirlMLut Tho congregation ot tho Christian church will obsorvo tho week beforo Raster as a wool; ot prayer. Tho meotlngs will bo In chargo ot tho Women's Missionary society and It Is plnnucd to mako them both helpful nnd entertaining. Everybody is most cordially Invited to conio and enjoy theso meetings each evening at 7:30. Tho genornt topic tor tho week Is, "Tho Abundant Lite," John 10:10. Tho subject for Monday ovenlng. "Prayor for a Inrgor knowledge ot tho world Holds nnd tholr noods." Lender, Mrs. A. D. IJrown. Tuesday eonlug, "Prayer tor a wider vision." Lendor Mrs. L. J, flulgloy. Wcdnosdny evening, "Prnyer that tho money power ot tho world may bo Christianized." Leader, Mrs. Erd- innn. Thursday ovenlng, "Prayor For tho conviction that Ills disciples aro Ills choson rovealers." Lendor, Mrs. A. A. Moody. Friday ovonlng, "Prayor cJF Thanks giving tor tho growing unity and co- operation nmong tho Christian rorces," Lender, Mrs. E. K. Sooly. Tho muslo will bo In chargo ot Mrs. Gortrudo Klrkpatrlck. Milter's Friend " Before Baty Arrives Durlntr several week ot expectancy there la a splendid external embrocation In our "Atbther's Friend" In which thouaantls of women havo tho moat un bounded confidence. They havo used It nnd know. They tell of It wonderful In fluence to cai tho abdominal muscles and how they avoid- . . . . a tnoso dreaded tretcnlnr; rains that aro so much talked about This safo external application Is sently used over tho skin to render It amenable to tho natural atretchlne which It undergoes. Tho myriad of nervo threads Just beneath tho skin is thus relieved of unnecessary patn-produclnn; cauaea nnd ureal physical relief la tha result na expressed by n host of happy uixiurrs wan wmo irvffl experience. It U a subject that all women should bo familiar with as "itother'a friend" bsi been In uae tnsnjr years, and is recom mended by RTnndmothrra who In tbelr vir Her days learned to rely upon this splendid aid to women. You can obtain "Mother lrlend" nt almost any drus store. Cet a bottla to-day and then write for our llttlo book so useful to expectant mothers. Address Iiradfteld Itcgulatur Co., 315 Lamar !M., Atlanta. Go. Imported and Domestic All Wool Fabrics FROM $15.00 Up We guarantee the highest class tailoring possible for the money. CALL ON US TODAY Gus the Tailor lonv.a&iin Opening of Rhe De Luxe Travel Toute to California C. . . . 'i"ii a i t ' " DON'T TAKE CALOMEL -.. ii . . I . a Instead ot dangerous, salivating Cnlomol to liven your liver when bil ious, headachy or constipated get a 10-cent box ot Carscarets. They start tho llvor and bowels and straighten you tin better than nasty Men's club moets Tuesday evening, calomel, without griping or making L ,,,.. ..... bnnquet at G;30 ,,.,,,. All members. v Mek. t jfy., iSrtu'iu.; OV . I Orcat Northorn Pacific S. 8. Co. Spokane. Portland & Seattle Ry., oporatlng tho trlplo-screw, six-deck "Palaces ot tho Pacltlc." "GREAT NORTHERN" and "NORTHERN PACIFIC" 8. 1. S. "Stmmer" Kxprews leavo 1'ortUuul 0:0t u. in. H. s. "fimit yortliern" Sails front FlnveL 1:0 1. M: 'Vliiciltty, Mnnli 17, Sunilay, .March lit. ThurrMluy. Murrh 23. Mob- tiny, .hirch 20. Arrive Sm I-Yanclsco lIer 2.5, 3:3(1 1. SI. (uext wy) Tliursclwy, March 18, .Monday, lurcli ua, Kriihty, .March 2l, TueMluy, .March ilu. And every fourth day thereafter. Seo later schedules tor trl-weekly sailings. 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