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PERSONAL
PostmnBtor Ralph Woodford of this
city spent "Wednesday In Grants Pass
attending to business ninttors.
First showing of Gngo hats at Miss
.Lounsbury's. Thoy aro always right.
MYM.'Dobt. StVro. '' ' 1G3
Tlio strcot rrir of tho Ijullls lino van
moved, onto Uin .loojcronvllfo tracks
Wodnomlay morning, tho n'ttonilaiil
hubbub hooping everybody within a
radius of seven IiIocIch nwnkc, Tho
car was transported by mennB of ov
tlona of movable trnck. As noon as
tho work of electrifying tho Jackson
vllcl road .Is completed ,tho car. will
ho put In norvldo thereon replacing
tho gasollno propelled cm' now used.
Uoosoy Sinters hominy at Pnfillc
Market Saturdays only. 1 (i 1
-Today ends tho sonnon lit Crater
Lnlfe, tho hotel closing tonight. Tho
last trip of the Crater I.siko stage
Will bo made today.
Beo Davo Wood nbout that flro ln
suranco policy. Office Mall Trlbuno
Dldg.
Wilbur Iloofflor of Tillamook, Ore.,
Is among the out of towns visitors In
the elty this week.
Try ono of thono big Ico cold C cent
mllkshakon at Do Voo's.
The first football gnlno of tho rea
son will bo played In this city noxt
Saturday between tho high school mid
nluinnl teams, Couch Hutchinson of
the Ashland high school team spent
Wednesday evening In this city con
ferring with Coach ICIiuii of the local
BchodI cm n sclioilulo for .tho year,
which will bo nunounccd shortly. A
three gnmo series will probably bo
played with Ashland. Onirics will
also be plnycd with Grants Pass and
Klamath Kails.
Drs. A. It. and Loulso Hedges, chi
ropractic physicians, Stewart build
ing. 235 Unfit Main St.
Harry Fredericks of Marshflold is
spending n few days In tho city at
tending to business matters.
For flour or feed phono Medford
Holler Mills. Phono C07.
W. W. Ussher of Ashland Is In tho
city today attending to business mat
ters. net It nt DoVoe's.
Mrs. Loulso Tlfflln of Jacksonville
Is following with keen Interest tho
moyOjOf tin) allies on tho wcn,t front,
In tholrffortstocriiBh tho' hiodorn
Huns. Hho has relatives In tho ranks
of tho Trench army, and l.lllo, ono
of tho fnlrost cities of Franco, ono
of tho objectives of tho offonslvo, In
her homo town. Sho recently re
ceived letters from n nophow In tho
TOC ALAND
' Ir i
rnnlyi, ind all tell of tho patriotic.
- sfrrlHeVVofthelPronnli.' Tho nophow'
In ono loiter writes that Franco will
. '-nrTer-fitilt until -Hormany nnd tho
kaiser havo been crushed. Mrs. Tiff-
. lln wnOiorji In Franco and married
a Prussian. '
Hot Tanmles at tho Shasta.
Tho street lights woro turned on
Inst night, and added llfo nnd zest
to tho city. They will probably ho
used until tho first of tho yoar, this
action being ratified nt tho next reg
ular meeting of tho cltv council.
China pheasant season opens Octo
ber 1st. Hotter hnvo ono or two
mounted by 1 llurtlelt, Medford's
taxidermist and furrier, Kwlng's Gun
Store. (18
K. M. Hums, general ngout of the
Chicago uml Northwestern, nnd W.
W. Moshlar, elty passongor agent of
thq Pennsylvania linos went of Pitts
burg, aro la the city today attending
to official buslniMU.
Got your butter, eggs, milk, croain
and buttermilk at Do Voo's,
County Aiwr W. T. Grlevo of
Jnuksojivlllo spent Thursday morning
In Medford attending to liunlnow mat
tern, Weston Camera Shop for first class
Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies.
The rogulnr weekly concert of tho
Med ford baud will be hold In the city
park this evanlnK.
When better insurnnco Is sold
Holmes Tho Insuranco Man will soli
It.,
Dan Urugoiy of llio Steamboat dl
trlct Is spoutllug a few da lu tho
cly. u(teudlng to hinduoiM matters
and veiling friend.
Ladloa 1 am now proparud to mnko
your linlr Into Bwltchos. Madame U
lleamos, 2 l North Oakdulo
djiorgo Mansfluld and family of the
Prospeut dlsjrlu! aro sikmuIIuk tho day
In tho elty aTtundlnic to luiHtness mat
tors. Aftoruoon toa with wafers 10c, nt
thoShnstn. '
Tho majority nf (ho local funs favor
Philadelphia, winner of the pennant
In tl(u National lupguo, to best Hus
ton In tho world series, Huston also
has many suipporturs.
Johnson, at tho Hook Store, n
expert watch repairer.
Frank Hutchinson of Albany isiieiit
oppday in thU city and Jufi&uu
vliliT nUundln to busluttfg inutierH
rtfldd tho Portland Orogonlah
CliarlM Kwirdsn of Grants I'ms
visited frUniJ lb this itt Wodueiilay
rotyrnlng to bis lianie thU Jtynijlngj
Tako your watch to Johnson, the
Jewojer, )ou win rucolve unusually!
good service. f
NEW YORK'S COLOSSAL CANONS OF BUILDINGS TOTTERING OVER YAH CHASMS
Great Cavd-ln, Cailscd hy Llntier
Drountl Work In New Subway,
Wakes New York's Millions to Sud
den Danger of Living Over Mere
Shells of Streets Wonderful En
gineering Feats; . '
I
liY J. 1). DUCKWOKTII
NKW YORK, Sept. 53 llurrow j
cd and enetivulott with' liundreriH jf ,
in Hon of now situvvny construction,
Now York's biijiTeHt thoroughfares
aer today built over' Vaulting chasms, i
Tho swallowing up of two crowded I
street car-. Htitomobllwi, trucks nnd
wagoii.t when a dynamite explosion
caused the collapse of two blocks of j
Seventh nvenue, lias suddenly made
all New Yorkera feel It Is about as
safe on the street as silting nt; n inln
cdbrldgo In Flanders!
Over .'100 miles of new subwny and
elevated tracks are being built In
New York.
Tljn 800,000,000 "fares" carried
yearly over the rapid transit linos
have been howling for better accom
modations. And tho Improvements
must bo mndo without the process
causing tho slightest Inconvenience to
toll usual traffic,
Knglncers Do Wonders
Tho public service commission en
gineers have done wonders. Kngl
ncers from nil over tho world have
marveled at their daring, skill nnd
Ingenuity. How to dig a subway un
der busy Hrnndwny up Seventh ave
nue, below tho prasont subuny along
12nd street nnd then no Lexington
avenue, to say nothing of tho long
spurs under tho rivers Into Hrooklyn
nnd tho Hronx without disturbing tho
normal trnffle on tho roadwayH above,
was n colossal problem to solve.
Tho planking nlong tho "Grent
White Way" has meant llttlo to the
averngo Now Yorkor. Yet this Is tho
outward and visible sign of a unlquo
engineering feat. At tho beginning
N, M. Muller of Klnmnth Falls Is
among tho out of town visitors In tho
city this week on business.
Until Octobor 1st Dr. Myrtlo 8.
Lock wood will limit her offlco hours
to Monday, 'Wednesday and Friday
from 2 to 4:30 p." in. Other hours
by appointment only.
Coroner John A. Perl returned
Wcducsdny afternoon from a trip to
Trail crook whoro ho attended to of
ficial business.
Tho Woman's Missionary society of
tho M. 10. church will meet with Mrs,
Mary Flolder 710 Hast Main, Friday,
October 1st. This Is tho 2IHh anni
versary of tho organization of tho
Medford society and also tho first
meeting of tho conferonco year. All
ladles are cordially Invited to bo pres
ent. I tnko pride In making your wntch
kcop porfoct tlmo. I havo evory fa
cility for doing flno watch ropalrlng.
Johnson tho Jowelor.
The Parent-Teachers' circle of tho
Lincoln school will give a "get no
((uainted" Friday evening, Octobor 1,
to which all patrons aro Invited. The
social committee will havo charge of
tho entertainment and refreshments
will be nerved.
Itooms papered at $:i.7.r. while
spring stock lasts. Phono a I t-M 1 7:1
Mrs. J. T. Scott and Miss Hum Van
Scooc who lme been visiting rola
tivoH and friends have boon called to
Saybrook, 111., on account of tho III
nom of tholr mother. Their brother,
Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoo iicvoiiipnuluil
them.
Any pe ion wanting pheasants
phoHsauts mounted should keep tho
plumiiHO lu as good condition us pos
sible, curofully wrapping each bird
separate lu plenty of paper. Then
take to F. W Hnrtlett. taxidermist,
Kwlng's Gun Store. lfi'J
Hemstitching done, lOo per yard.
Mrs. Hnucys, nt Moo's store. 172
Mr and Mrs. ltolmrt ltuhl, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Corning Konly, Mr. and Mrs.
W'Hltvr How no, and Gerald Sooysmtth
returned Wednesday afternoon from
au auto trip to Crater Lake.
Husluess men's quick lunch, IT, and
2i'c, from 11:30 a. m. and 2 p. in.
TnIiKm nnd'boothit for ladles. Jonn'H
OpatflllMii Grill, Onrriott-Corney build
lute, Gyapo itrot. lilt
It. II- UcCurdy of Pprtlnnd arrlv
ihI this niorulnx to spend the next
week lii the city and n alloy to attend
to bualuesH muiters.
J. O. Corking, the best All around
photographer In southern Oregon.
lll.t . tf... .1. .. ....t. K..H
Always roiiauie .ii-gamun imiuu nu)
where, tlmo or place Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
N M. Unjt of Mbany Is spending
the du lu Medford attfiidtun to bus
lueHs matters
(hler of 'Police Hlttson left this
niuriiiog on a deer hunt Ills pUcw
Is beliiK filled by II. U. Cady.
Mrs. I.each, ospart oorMtlcrre, iM!
terlal and fit guaranteed. 80 North
Hartlett.
TIHPA'SS NO'tiCM
1'ii'iipiuisara uu UiDukhurtt will bo
vlnoruasly jiroRMuttd.
ICC K. PICKKL,. Propr.
YORK
Kiirtwrjmz??5 j .&' fm'4Vi&zs&7r,''9c mrxz'w.bVM 4 i.m? A;ti i i
mmiitA"7Aiji(i'M "Wijiwcffc? inwMi -. iT-ri'TLi't.,'jrrv-f3'.T javsvjr0' s jmi
(j)(iuwm jrs,aj
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I IINlMIIIHH UK' rail-MM 111
.....I mm,, tl.nn .M) Iiiliiml. The
ciiers nits Mum ii In the bed of (lie
block, lMiiplng tln-eo cninilnl curs
a few heavy
Iinnmn wi.rn lilnpnd on
tho roadway and planks laid across
thorn.
At night a couplo of "ground hogs"
would dig a sK foot wldo pit on a
sldo street and gradually work tholr
way undor tho plnnklng. Whon they
bad throw ii out sufficient dirt thoy
would drag under tlmbors nnd prop
up tho plnnklng.
Process of lliilldltig
As tho oxcnvatlon grew In size moro
FOR $121,241.04
r
Suit lias lieeii lilcd in the Mulliio
mnli county eireiiit court hy J. W.
Sweeny, eonlrnetor and buihler of tlie
SisKiyou nide, asking judgment
against .laeknon eounty lor $1"21,
'J 11.11 1, alleged to lit due on the work.
Servieo wus filed on eounty ofticorn
TliurMlny.
Aeeordiug to figures sof'foith in
tlie eomplaint, Sveony elaiiim tlie to
tal eiMt of tlie niuil to lie $277,
M2.W, of which $inil,:)'J1.2U htw been
fm III.
Aeeordiug to (lie final oxtimutoM
mude hy Stale Highway Hugiueer
Howlhy iiuil confirmed by the pres
ent highway engineer, tlior m hetWHeu
.:ir,(IH0 and .flUI.IMin due Sweeny mi
ilerliis coutrnet. Thin final estimate
wat. Higned hy Mr. Sweeny, who now
claim lie stalled it under protenl. Tlie
money Iihh not lussi imiil heeaiis" Mr.
Sweeny retired In vic a irit'ipt in
full uml tin ntiinU r'iiiM'l i.i liu-
nnee u law suit. r.lii1 nt emu
promise failed, the counts court bidd
ing that thi engine!'' liguies go
erued and tliat Mr. Sweeny hud nl
niHily agreed to tlim in wiiting. The
eifgineeix statu that tliv were ver,
liberal in llifir hIIouuhco to tli con
tractor ntnl Hint lie J- not entitled to
mine.
Mr. Sweeny did a aoud job nnd Imi
money, priueiiMtlly litH-miKe of the
character of Ilia inuteiial. which re
ipiiied h ureal ileal of Miwler to
move, lie mo eiaimn ine eiaiuen
tiou wan iimuftieieiil. but offewl lo
ompiimiise for if.')0,0(H) le tiian he
is suing for.
l.o.Mtt II. .Met nrtli, Robert Ihircy,
S. II. llustou and Caiv & Kerr aiv
atloriies tor the plaintitt, whil. the
mint i- uple-entul l A. !
lie. inn's. It I" probable an eflert will
he in. id' to tt.iiisfer the i .1-1 to Jack
-lilt t IHllltN.
Tlie ten dn-' npi'ii t lun i phi ii
nut -eiisnu iiKit'. touuiiit'w nut
scoit ut Mtslloul liiintci'. wu1 be in
the twld lit siiai-lM'. lliiin-' W.ildcu
Walker Uiu muriuug ie4cicd Irwin
isahni lag, wliieh umt b alunlicl
lu ull Juniit mliimiMl out uf the
count v. "Thoy eost 5 eenU WM-lt, unit
will lw left for III' lienrl'ii ot hunt
em ut KwiiutV, lmiwrtV oiiU the
Msdlord FurtiUun ii lnr4re com
paiiv. I'ulw iittacheU to shimuul'
SWEENY
ES
ACKSON
COUNTY
the IniUs wt!l be couiiscatvd and ic
SUBWW CAVE-lfS! WHinM .ciaimph sfvpm mvf; ji
vi - - vi " - i iitwpwiiwwh "I 1 1
ii... &:.. ...1. f.f.iiiiiii kiilm'iiv n( Wu' Vitl't
III!' ni-ll-imi ........ o.. ....... ... -
iuvi - lii follimwl the p.enmtuiv fpT(iltt
Midway mwitIiIiik for vlitlni".
'Hie
Into the 'lmin.
ltnllatlS WOllllI llO polired IIUO 1110
holo and more tlmbors.
In tlmo stonin excavators would be
lot down and a whole nrmy of labor
ers would commonco to push, Inch by
Inch, further under tho main thor
oughfare, tho pioneers digging tho
dirt out with their hands a few feel
below tho plnnklng ovor which pass
ed trolloy cars, automobiles nnd tin
intormlnnblo Btronm of vohlolcs. Many
times during tho last few years havo
-
fiiMMl sliipmcnl. According to re
port,, plieijunts nrc plentiful, hut ure
wild, due to shooting them before the
opening of the enioii. Owners of
farms uml oivlmnls luive in many in
stances posted trespass notice
nurainsl luiiilnm .iml linnler-'.
BY
Jack Ait ken, Jr., on of I'oiiiiI.n
Fruit Inspector Jack Aitk'ii, wn-t
knocked dimu nnd run over by an
automobile "i front of the Washing
ton school JltU noon nnd esenpil with
no Injury other tliun n aerateh w
the right oye and alight ly hruiMnl.
Thut the hoy, whose veniv an eight,
wn not killed out right wn n miruele.
Jack, Jr., was taken to scljonl hy
his father in the auto mid touMil
directly in front of the approaching
nimdiiue. The move wn no sudden
thnl the driver ol the car, wliose name
is not known, hml no chance Ir -loo
The father sinter (hut his oii ih
cnliielv to liliime Lvr the neeidciit. Dr.
I'ulli'r wes culled.
ST0HM AT NEW ORLEANS
(Continued from page one)
fore of tho hiirrlcano a furious gnlo
aw out the city and adjacent territory
practically the entire night, main
taining a velocity of slt miles mi
hour.
Timely warnings b the K'norn
mnt weather bureau prentci nuuh
property lose.
Wntvr Front Daiuttgisl
Practically th entire water front
of th city whs flooded as a losult
of th mmaipilly high tide. Citizens
wora eomiKtlhtd to use wagons nnd
boat to reach office and business
houses In th Inundated section, some
of the streets being 2 2 or 2 feet un
der water. Several families are re
lortwl missing along the nearM
cctaat.
Th storm did little damage nt the
resorts aluug the st shore of Mo
Idle hay.
The coast guard cutter Tall.noo a
which ruialuat on duty tu t'i. l.,ir
bor tliioiik'hout the night, import'.
that there have been no advb is e
dlstreaaeil whipping.
Fort Morgau reports that tlie d m
aae there and ou IHtuphlu Ixlaml ,c
sliuht.
H triliix n the l.oulsvl!p ,m l
Nashville railroad to the soutliw.ir I
bae Im'cii annulled and M liilo( . til
Houthttard the tiaeks are rinortil
washed out. Three feet of w.itii '
reported ovor the l.oii:ni. ,v i- i
fcm i ji,a -1 e j. -- ji "
TOO lVTJ8 TO CUVSSH'V.
FOR SAUK HeaiToi'stoveroil l. 7
cr. gMollue range. dlntiiK i.i u
cbalrt. roeker. ehblnaiion t l.'m,
1 10 Trlpn alreel. ii
FOR HA1.K - Hlu, Mission uml T
lit ( Plo'iie It-uw
i A
'' i-di
4 MM
killed
lies-
for n
j
n .f u huge bluM of dnaij(t
construction woik gave Miy
I'heavv trucks broken Brongli tins
plunking nnd fallen Intoflio channel.
On lower nroadway tsfo is an ox
press track holow tho Ifil line, and
at many snots twenty -my flkyKcrnp-
ni-d inivii bed to be 'MKod up and
huve now foundation p
inder thorn!
The new trnnsporta
i routes .will
cost $.1.10,000,000, i
If used o
ho able to
Hinlr full cimacltv ill
handle moro than
,000,000,000
"faros" a year.
vllol tracks three ml
north of this
city.
Xegrocs nu
MKMPHIS, Tenn.
iwncd
t. HO. Seven
or eight white pew;
nnd seventeen
negroes were drowi
and u score
r, I. a , lu es-
more Injured at I i"
terduy's storm, ncij
Ini; to reports
In the office of tUtt'iieim superin
tendent or the iof & Mississippi
Valley mllroad hefflodiiy.
The news c.uuoWm Superintend
ent T. U. Hlll-at cyoniii iity. .miss.,
who also stated tl(f or (50 porsons.
some of them InJ'Ofl, were niarooneit
on box cars and njuedlate help was
needed Miles f wnidway had been
washed awm b Hie wind driving
waves frmi I.ijJ,onl.niitrnln, tho
inessHKe itated.jl
( llli$TII. VKS
We ilenlre tclnnk our nolghb.ors
and fni'iuls, aiiPclally tho Indies
of tlu i:.iHleriiH:"' nl t'10 Ladles
Aid hoclei nielr sympathy and
many klndueufsf I" th last llness
of our wife ai father.
ISA JANSKN,
Jilts I'Oltl) HILLS.
Do Voo dcvWH tho Orcgonlan to
you every df;JP' 3c a month.
DonfGet Wet
W y-Jpd carry around n load
? V 3' water and a cold.
"('( . . kM 'r-....,.iri.,i. u.i
iuhwi oriii,iJu
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
shedj every drop.
Tasy fitting and
etrouc at every
i nolnt. Reflex IuIpcs
stop every drop
Iv.... V. .. .. 1 .. .. I..
-. 1IVI1I iUllllllitt
j at the front.
rro(ctor Hit, 7 centt
Guaranteed OWEftS
ERCO.r.:'
SI ON
'BRv
HO.MK srinv
i hi1 1 ins acher there's
. i I u overcome it wth
! ' xf
U-i l-ID.
R.. RICKERT
Kjeslglit Speclalbt
Old,
Oregon
1, III which scen people vfo
" v yrfnm
mil
T" tiHILLv
-llf jBl
YiW
JSfr "if
Satisjf'W
a 94"
a.tJIW
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uKmBBm
fif I! HO.MK STinV
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GOVE
RNOR
ID SPEAK UNGHT
-i
AI
fjnxernor Willis of Ohio, elnef p"
tiiitnte ol repuhlie'in eireles in the
Buckeye state, ami pidfiiindiitlv -po-
.en of as u eaiiilHiaii' iicm year i"i
bolli the presiilentml mid vic.-pres -
I ... I ;...., a. ...u il.tMlllll III .Ml1!,.
.. i :.. f...i
in AIcil-
llellliai IIOIIIIIIIllll'.p, ni'i -'
I.IM Tlltintllliy IHOr Kl'""""
. .. . i .... .i..iiiL
tin- evening nl the city pink. Ibis
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..... iv.n: Ha iiifirin iip.i
.1 liiiicheon hv Mr. mid Mrs. Jap An-
i'uw-, and this aft ui noun will be
t.ik n oer the alley. The guberna
ton.il pnrly fi coinfoeil of Mix. Wil
I -, Piivale SeeCetflry Jones mid wile
,11 il Adjutant .11. F, Hough ol the
Ohio iiiitioiiel guards.
I pun hi nriivnl in tlie 1'itv tliis
nun mug (loemor Willie win met hy
n tlelcrntion of local lepulllieiiiis. The
ililinuuis-heil isitor nt once eptes
ed au e.irnesl desire lo lie tukcii to
( niter Lake ludny for n iew of the
lamed scenic spot. No urrniigemeiit"
to this end were peifeelcd. The puitv
is scheduled to iuiie in San I'run
eico Satuiduv moining in time In.'
Hie governor to deliver an address in
tlie Ohio State building at the exposi
tion. Tins' evening ut the .Medford
hotel before the public. mlikeM a re
ception will lie held for (lovernor and
Airs. Willi.
This uflcrnoon flovmnor Willis mid
wife will ho driven hy niilo over Hie
Pneifiu highway- for mi view of Mt
Shastii nnd Mt.' Pitt. On tin tup
west, cloudy skies him pievenled the
official party Iroui securing u good
view of either Alt. Itniiiier or Alt.
Hood, mid nro pnrlieiilurly desirous
of seeing mountain scenery.
Governor Willis has served several
terms in congress from his home dis
trict and is considered one of I lie bc-t
orators of tlie lu,, though his oiee
is riot adapted tor outdoor speaking.
Looking Forwsrc!
to EMMood
nTpcrlcncctl tnotlitra rterywhtre are rccom
ineiiiilnic "Mother' friend," n wnndrrful tietji
to nil expectant mptlicn, It ti jcenltr up
plloil ocr tlio imudai, m.Ud tkrm tan
and Mlnnt tu acconimoiute cipanilan with
out tlio uunt strain and palil. Thbi alto
ovrminio iiiuhoii. It La.i a most teroarViM
ooUilfij Influence and U declared one nf the
srenteit nlil Me Irnxofor tlie muthcr-le-be.
Don't fnll to tct a ixdtte of "Motlier's friend"
tuday of anr ilrncflt. Then write to llriu.
field' Urmilalnr Co, t03 Lamar Illd At
Untn, O.i. , fur u Imndxime took that jou
ulll pr.-tlr rnlov Mulled trr
BAND
CONCERT
Medford Conservatory
KxpressI Vidru Wnil,-, 1'iihllc Speahlng, IMiyslcnl Training..
.Mits. ijVNi?n'ic Honors.
I'lnno, Altisicnl IIMory, llaiinony, OiiinleriMilnt.
.MISS IVADKMi SVINI)l,i:i.
Trlvnto lonsonp, or clauses of six or more, may he arranged for
nt any tlmo.
Offlco Heurs: 0 n. in.-ll! a. m. COLKKOK IIM)1N0
1 p. in.- 5 p. in. Phono Ki-Lj
MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT
TKAOIICIt OF PIANO ANII HAU.MOXV
Announces Fall Term Beginning Monday, Soptomher 13.
filK'chillst in Tomh nnd Tecliulo
A teacher with an established reputation.
HAIGHT MUSIO-gTUDIOS
Room 401 Garnett-Corey Dulldlng.
Good Bye, Bill!
AVe aro iJlad ou had n good tlmo. Como again.
SVFUTV FlItST. It's tlmo now to sottlo down and
( rscryo this maxim In solecting your hank. This Is ono
ot the really strong banks of the stato.
OVER ggVEARS UNDER ONf MANAGEMENT
Taste Tells
DAISY BUTTER
lias a superior flavor ovor other Hut tors. Insist on
DA ISY of your flroeer. Made iu .Medford.
Milk and Cream, Tint tor Milk, Cottage Choose, Tee
Cream, Fresh Eggs at our Store.
White Velvetlce Cream Co.
Phono -IS I JJ2 South Central
M'"J,J"!'t"J,"'J,5"HX''H
? Ends Dry, Hoarse or
f Painful Coughs
1 Quickly
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simple. Hoiiir-llnile rtpmoilr,
Iurxiiruslve liut Dncqiiiilcil
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The prompt and positive remits given
by this ph-nsiint tiiHting. hoinc nuulo
(uticb ivrtip bus caiii'i'il It to bo used hi
more jionics man anv miur rcineuv it
elviM aliniiut liiKtaiit irllci and will tn.ial.
IV ovcicojuo the avciago cough in 4
Iiours.
(iit2V6 ounces Pine (() cents worth)
from anv drug stun, pour It into a mnt
bottle and All the bo. tie with plain griinii
lutcl sugar s.rup. 'Ibis makes a full
plat a niiiiiiy supply in me n
Int u fuinilv supply Of tlie lllOlt ef.
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for
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'i'lu inoiniitnens. certainty and cnn
with wiueii tins f'lticx Nvrup oxerroiim
or tliiont cold U trulv
n'liuirkabie. It i
inipklv leiiRctm 11 ilri.
bniirkit or tliibt coiluh and licnls ntnl
soothes a painful nnigli In a luirrv. Uitli
a persistent Iouhc cdiikIi it stupM the for
unitliiii of phloem lu the throat and liroti
I'lihil ttibtH, thus eliding the lUmoMiig
back tug.
Pine Is a hlglilv ennoontrnted cmn
pound of genuine Norway pine ertrnit,
rich in giiabicol ami Is famous the world
over fur its splendid cfTiVt lu lironcliltlfl.
whooping cnugh, lireiichhil nKthma and
winter coughs.
To moid disntipolniniPiit in nmbliiir
tbl, n"k 011r driiL'ulHt for "2' ouiu'ci
of Pine," and don't accept aiivtbiiig
clue. A guarantee of absolute satisfac
tion, or niuiioj iiriijaptly refunded, goei
wiiu tins prcparaiioii, mo t'liiex wo.,
Ft. Wajno, I nd.
Deep Well Drilling
Oil, gas, and water wells, 12, 13,
14-Inch to 1300 feet. For prices sco
J. STKVKXS,
228 North Central
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
808 East Main Street
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographers
in Southern Oregon
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Negatives Mndo any time or.
plnce by appointment
Phone I47-J
We'll do thu rest
. D WESTON, Ptod.
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