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Newspaper Page TextPATHC SIX angpyorcn mm rnmrcfrc. Mrcnroim oftiwox, u-kiixrhdav. maih-if i. 101(1 Ni IS W FERTILIZE EIO LAIS Uf 01 CONTRAC T , WOODEN LEG FAMINE IN ILLINOIS TOWN AROUSES CITIZENS TO "PEPARLDNESS PLAN BASIS OFE R ASSER I EXPERTS WASHIVOToN. I), f. Mnrch 1. Iin owner who trmh to ft tho host rvNitlU from their lnwn should tHHn to work mi thorn th lust of Krbrnnrv or Mirlt in Mnrrh, nccorrl ing t tli luwn w)-cti)it of thi t'nKd Ntutcw deportment of HrrHul tur. Ta mnny iwopli" dohiv jrivitiir nay attention to their jrrnK ploU un lit the wMttmr bofotm-s worm nnd tliun low nn opportunity to tftka nd vantage of melting hihiw nnd the al ternate night frm.iiijr nnd thawing of the frroand. If tho luwn hH no nlremly boon fuitilixeil, witne form of commcrcinl fertilizer should Im imwI nt mice. Mannro applied thix Inlc will nut lit.' prlwliro in most canon. (1 round bono is )irobnbly tho host fertilizer lo line, nllhotigli tfinknito and Imb Hunijw, hoiiio of uliloh, however, lutvo nn iniploftHiiiil mitcll, nlxo give good .nwtill". I'rcimrt'il nlirop immure i nn o.xcollenl ferlilir.rr for imo nt thix Ncnaon. CoIIoiinciuI meitl, where oh tiiinnlile nt it low enough price, ma,v m imcd to ndVMiitngn. I'mj or lYitlllci-. Ill coinu'Ctioii with Ihene fertllii Ira, turnover, it i desirable to him .tioiHo wood nalio or other fertiliaur ooutAhiiiiff iKitimti. At ferlilizerM with tlii elmiient nre iiuusimllv high- priced thin year, lint natural incline -tlun will h to imu ininiiiiuiH qannti Hm. With noIIm Hint Imve boi wall fertilized In the jmst, railuru (n two (i nonnnl miiouiit of polDHli will pmb nhly not nti'eet the Inwn badly in one suuuuu. Tltwm fortillror. should h niipfled ut the cnrliiwt possible mo-.nieiit. Ilefore f reeling weflther in entirely nvot", Irwdi gnmn need uliould he finwn, for it must be riinictnbmcd Hint Sr y repented iipplientioitH of g .. , H"iiw iito en ii n goon inwn lie pro duped. J lie ordinaiy needing of grn on n now luwn in one pound of . acini to every -J00 siiiinto feet-tlml l, to n pleee U() feet unie. For iiwueding h, Inwn, one tenth lo oiip Ilulf of tlim amount mImmiUI he mod, iiPrtmliiig to Ihe condition of the lawn nt Ihe lime, r'ur the northern lmil of Hie rnittil Htntes, K.-ntiiek.v Ulno griiHH end nillop nre the lnn ilHill vnrietiee. However, where Uioro re loiiny bure picew i will be MWiniweii io ui-e Nooie wiiito clover. Ahufti one letilh Ihe ipinnlilv of eio fei'tn of ike other grit mm men tinned will he reipiired. Applying (lito owi, Pthnh. n gihid u time iim nn lo IW irrnxn weisl will be eome iwini lilt when the grown! in froien, no tlMl when Ihe gronml IIiiiwm during inn miuUle or the dny the xomii hixmI Will he colored Miiirieientlv to germ limit Wil. The ntOHl miiicchM'uI Hew!. Jilff ia tliut Uiine while the ground in ritwillig a hltle eucli night nM(l thnw lug ngnin in the dii.vlime. MimV peo tle hve HiieceMM in wowiuu grass ced upou a light KiioMfnll nt ii lime when tlltt snow im likely iMMin to melt. With ftitfctr of theMe melhinfM. however, tkefe in danger Unit birdn will cut' turn of the w-cl In-rore it i covered JH tV will, lu pUe of thin, however, tetor in a better chance of getting n gvwj luwn by these uielhodx than wIlSB Ihe eeetl m miwii oh In ml that will not quickly cmcr it. 'Ilie InMt oMratiou in ihe prelimin ary spring cure of a Inviii in to Kiu it a goml rolling. This rolling, which .attottlri be done with a heavy a toller aa mh be haudUl, kuuuM not be be KUH, however, until after the Inwn in dry enough o thai (lie roller imissik oer it without Huilting ut any mhiiI Iwto the general leel. If Ihe land .a too wel the rollei will leave depics itiH. TbiM rolling shud be done junI a (kiu nn the liuul is dry enongh to iierutit ll. as rolling eomioctH Ike auil about (he i....u r the plants bnngN them into elMer contunt with Ut aoil and giM I hem u betier op Hurtaailv lo make u iiuiek Htnrt houh M aetiiber eomliliotiN nre favor able. UrgM eultiug nhuuld begin ju-t nn ao it Ihe lawu Lower can get a good Uuld. The very earlv catling way be tuude with Ihe lawn mower xet oiiMw in iiw ground. As Muoa a the givH'th of gran, beeoamu, Ultle leuo vigorauk, ike mower akwultl be et jhw high aa )Me.ible. Tbin high egjtiiirf Mkonld be done aa frtqueuil.v h though the grM aeie bemg cut Mhnrter. GROWERS AGENCY Membership in i,e Fnnt Orower-wgcin-v, p'lfiitlv oigiiiiiaed ut Hhi kane llnmiuli I lie eo-oeriition ol tin feilernl guvertiment, i-. divided in cinsses. Ai'iiM' incinoeTMiiip i open , to nil noHhwcsiern renidenl m'IIiii.'! AiienU Inning u lonnnge of nut Ii'--thnn nn nvernge o (Ml eiir per eui "on. Individnnl grower prtMlucing one or tpore en Hot ritnntitiex limy llkewltte and under Hw mime tenue be active membere. I'mler a eorre HMnding tonnage enmlition, n pnsn ive niemierhi im open lo nil Incnl nssiHinlions, nffilmled with selling ngenciett, n h well hk individual grow erx. iininlcnaiice of the Fruil Orow er' ngeucy will In- home by the shipper upon a tonnage pro rntn lni. ('ligihllitr to ni(iiilieitiiii in PARSONS REGARDS EXCHANGE ACTION AS A STEP BACK '.IMI!.(,i;. Iir. i,.r. 1. I -111111- uge lu.s nil oil, 1 1 'ircinredneH phinn" Imcl id nTl' tin- lioiintii. A group of pi-ottiincnt citixena here are preuiiiug to luv in a fliwek of wooden leg- nnd mighty rfttieg,too. Here's the reasen: Carthage hn nine more or le prominent eitiiene who wear wooden leew. atid they drew up tliirr'wr routined to cerlnin Mpeeifie fenhireM traneMirinlioit and storage aenice' cdncs proi-nifn ufd cidcnt to John Mill. I' l ' III lie . To the Ktlltor ,' Will von klndl.v elear the atmoe- ihere or a recent iniaatRtemnnt whlrh evidently originated In the Kogue river valley and haa to do with my ronnerllon with the Itogno Ulver 'Krult a 1'roilnce aaeorlatlon nnd the NnrthweMern Frnlt ISxrhange. In Afdler slipM-,rWi en ii s Nicnicht.tha item, which hn none the rouniU and broke hw leg- -l(v- vn.m.Icii mie. lof th, ort,weat. the tatenieut vva ll wn shivered hrvonil it pan- iimljmade that I woked with favor tin the when Miller -ntl Hyouiid lown living withdrawn) or the aaaoclatlou from to hny another he f-itn.l a fniHinc nftb exchange. Thli la.uf emirao. ah wMdew legw In Cathn.c. olHtel iintruo and la entirely con- He wn Vupeir lor fnir. uiid'trary to the aplrlt mid orforta I havo now he is laid up in ln-d waiting forjtrlHd to make over ilnro I liought a new leg to he h.pi! to him rrom !llCret orchard, whlrh nro aimed fha-nim. toward the wide and romnrohunalvo nninelr: .Selling oigaiiiAiitinnH must ho hnftafide northwiHt rceidrnt IiihI- ies; they mnat he netiml ngentx of the grower nwtl mnrket their output in hit behalf; they must imo the nut fo in eonl met exclusively. All other netlve mid imseive meiiihera niiiet nleo be pnillon in nnd ue exeltiHive Xv thai antne eonlrnet. The uniform eonlract la Ihe tantmmeiilnllly nlHrtit which tjie etillre movement and or gnnixnlloH ix count meted, rulfoiin CoiuWict. Thn Uniform coutinet Itlualrntca tin' gene ml hcojie of the entire plnn. It cnndltioiiM which nre mnndnloty iipini uic seimig orgnnirnnonn, con Htilitlo hn principal great iicciIh of the grower; incidenlnlly they reprc eeut (hu very thiitgw (lie shipper hnro ii'cognljtPd M vital to the prog iuh of nun tiding method, for ex ample; Ihe wider development of tuaiketx, the grent need for u con trollahle nnd economical pioneering of the innuy foicigii umiketa now iiiiiiciuniuteil with norlliwi( I'ruitx, nn well um ii mendy and greatly eii Inigcd dUtiiliiitlnu in Urea! IlHlniu, (leiniauy mid oilier omii t eoiiutiicH. Thwe latter have been handled un der a KericM of nlmoNt uiiNnrimiunt ahle ohstneles in the mtt, duo to ir ivgulur and uucerluiu ot'terings and iineonlndU'd cotnieliiiou, but which enn only lie overcome through the cmidovment of joint reorcsenlMlirex direct l representing the produce of the various. ihstriclM. The uniform contract ix tlinsi the Hwer wheel of the grower, his direst control over the marketing and distributing net; to Ihe sliiprr it is the guide to actual practice h itiHlructtsI lv tlieKiowoi. Jointly, the grower nnd marketer are lint hi hnrmoiiv in the nun to obtain the wisest iiiuI widcHt distnliulioo with Ihe greutMt return at Ike leaat eos of oiernlion. 'I'eims or Coul nn . In cnoidemtion of the mntiinl ud viiniiigfM (o U derivml herefrom, it ii ugreeil iM'twecn the parties to tltii. eonl met a follows; I. The grower slmll have the ex eiunive right nnd aulhoritv to lu the price at which hi pnMlucU or any jmrt thereof may he mdd by thv cell ing agent, hut in cvinl the price so fised khail Ih' higher than the bent market pri hlaiunble lifter offer- inn Ihe siiuie, the selling Agent shall in no wic he held neiMniMible for tailui to iicgotiale sales at Mich price. II. It shall H Ike dulv of Ihe agent to co-operate with all growers renident selling ,ugcnlN who arc mem bem of the Kruit thrower' Agcticv. Inc., for Ike following purpose - (a) To Kwure iufnrmutiou l(s i,. crop condilioHM in order lo ditern in.' the economic values of the v.iintu - , and grades. (hi n work in close tin m wilh k row vis with the mm ot seem no, unil'irm nielhil, in h.nv -to .. grading, )mckuig and the pliwi,,, kaudhug of the trail ftom iiee i ear; and to scmiic a siaudnrdiaiioii gml euloreriiienl of the grading and inflection rule of Ihe slulc, of Or egon, Washington, lduho and Mon tana. (e Ti agree uhui ii dulc aftvt which mi couiiaets for tongugu kuli bo enteral iulo. Id) To diaeua in confereme maiket eogd(wM und fiirieuccs with vnrioua wediuau used in the market for the purpo-se ot aseer laiiuug tke most efficient agencies und market outlets tor the ecouum ical iH'il'orinaiiee of their mutual con tra I. (el T. rilrerfnr f gMtfcni In v other light twin ltt f pnnlr re HrfifinarrtHm. Jtd a aattiral faH of alarm It tkt ItlereeU Of the val le I- fell. A Stcii Iwehward. Instead of getng ahead toward the goal of ultimate MlatkM of thin dir ftmlt and critical problem, It la a utep back, away from the co-oaratlv litea aad an accentuation of the Idea of Indlvlduallam, which la a loat eauae in tnla Imalnesa. In this I do not blame tha directors of the as oclRtlon aa lo their alncerlty. They have earnestly considered this whole matter and are acting entirely from tha ttandpoint of trustees for the stockholders. I rannot, however, help but feel that their Judgment has lieen seriously nffectod by the criti cal period through which the valley haa tmeaed for tha last two seasons and the presatuo to which they have boon subjected. 1 regret that duties and reanousi bllltkm hnvo calleil me awny from the vnlloy so much or the time, but I think its time goea on you wilt find the quality nnd quantity of I interest SAYS HOT WATER WASHES POISONS FROM THE LIVER Everysne should drink hot water with pheeahate In It, before breakfast. IE TO PLANT ANNUAL FLOWERING nnd condition. i (f) To work on definite plans fot the development of various doiiics-tii mid t'niindinn markets, utjllxing e peripjieed men mid the conihtned n wmrecH of the said agents. (ft) To develop foreign mnrket filling the following lines; To rnnduil Investigations, ( 1 ) To conduct conjprcbciiHive CaliIm. li.l(.u.l!.l . . . .1... o!iH iiTcniiKiuiiiH mr me pur- WASHINGTON I) '"V. i. 7, , "rm,,"," """IManv garden loverr inniog reiiioiic iruoc cnnneeiinua. TPLANTSINHOTBEDSS '4) To nee Hint the fruit is pre pared for market ho that the grade nnd mck may be in neeoidniice with the bent trade demands. (.'I) To siiK'i-vie the phyaicnl handling of flic shituiftit through io iiiiiii iieKiinunon ami to secure adequate iiisiirnucc so t hot the hnx nrda may be reduced, (I) To aectiro AHhlc foieigu iigenta lo conduct sales abroad. (fil To expninl idd JtinrkeU and develop new one by direct emit Act mid thiough the solicitation of spe cial agent. (01 To devise ways nnd iheu to xnfegttntd tind secure iioinpt eolleo tioriH. (7) To eeeure ndeqnnln ti-ntia-pollution fueililieM by iniderwriiiiig stcntiiHhip ehnrtera and piimioting new fruit Irnde routes. March t -ip arc envloiiH of their nelKhhora' em Her blooms fall to reallso that thev can do many things even In February to give some of their plants an earlier start. Those who own holbwli or cold frames, the specialist or tha V. 8. department of agriculture say, aliould we to It t hut uieir annual I lowering intuitu nre tut toil at onto. This advice appllim to Ihoso flower to be used Inter III bods and (o thoto grown for cut flow oi a. Some or the flowers which give particularly good roaiilti If started lu hotbeds or cold frames are: Agcrt lini, Alyaaum, Aater, Calendula or I'o .Marigold, Callfopslt, CniiipHiiuIn, Chrysanthemum, CiMkacomh, Cos mo. Knnr-O'Cloek. (loiletla. .Mnrl gold, I'etuiilu. Rwm't William. Scotch Pink, Scarlet Sage und Verhenu. The acod of Mine of the flowera .!....... .J ... . . '" .oisirioui.oii oi onr.iriiii; as only iy,frtllt w, ,, rov01, M the pilH,.Hl "-'""" wo growers m iiogue , condltlonn warrant, and that the val- rlver fully ailccnml. . x j ln. w h ,,,,,,, ,,.,,,. ,j lhe It la not h local question only. aaIoreImnl allll tll0 acllont of thl. , mnny ar prone lo Imllove. Aa nn , r-noilBn.i rnr ,,. This miotics not Individual grower attempting to rench ,,. t0 ,H grottK, ,,lt to the the vurlo'w marknta or lhe world with hnndllng and soiling or this product. I his product Is hnpOleasly loft nt tho um1h,..-.. --.ion. ii.rrm' ism well, so Ih thn local I forc0(1 , tako ,g , akmn(l yo aIo1R only ii slightly loan , tie nf,B of prKrM, whtflt In the enmn position when nii i am tm-niio vnn win im,ir. .whenntteniptlng lo market them- j Btal, ,, BnpHjti, Vven ir you do I selves, ftom ouo spot ot our euUro not at this moment, conntiy. This Is not only nn Individ-1 vnnt.,vpr siMtce von can rtml ual problem, a district problem, n i ,,, f0r rep,mtlng any or this To feel as Hoe aa the proverbial fiddle, we must keep Uie liver wnshod clean, almost every morning, to pro vent Its HKmtfeUke pores from clog ging with indigestible mttcilnl, sour (ills and poisonous toxins, sn a noted physician. If you get hcadaeSies, It's jour liver. If you catch cold cnnlly. It's your Hvor. If jou waka up with a bntl taste, furred toQguo, nasty breath or ksoniuch be rntne rnncld, It's your liver. Snllovv akin, mtiiltly romplexlon, watery eyen all denote liver liiidnsnllnrnR. Your liver Is the moxt ImiMirtnnt, also tho must aliusd and neglected nrgnn of tho lioily. IVw know its function or how to rclenie the dammed-ui body waste, Idle and toxin. Most folks resort to violent calomel, which In a dangerous, salivating chemical which enn only Im uicd occnslonnlly hecnuca It accumulates ln the tlnsuoe, nl-io nttacka tha bones. livery roan and wonmn.Hlek or woll, should drink cnuh tunrnliig ha fore breakfast, a glass nf lint wntor Willi n teaspoonfiil of llinutono phos pbnte in It, to wash from the liver nnd Imwrls tho previous iln' Indlgestlblo material, the poisons, sour hllo and toxins; thus cloanslug, aweetuultit; and freshening the entire allmeiitnry, cntisl l.roro iiiittlug liioio food Into the stcmnch. Jdtnesiono phosphate tlor.i not ro atrlct the diet like calomel, bornliio It can not salivate, for It li hcrmlcsa und you can eat anything nftenvanli. It It-. I Mf I iMllAW IIHftil.ll.l. It Mlnvlml 1. .,,, . ... m' M""T. ..", n.H.,V, 111 i ii i jo H.oi pr.H-ce.is ot .euiee iitol . holheils hut nan l sown later In the shure .r-. mtn, my loss wataj,Hl Ih Mn In the open ground and then lhe dovcinimioii! of new market He-1 irsn.ni.Hii.it i nL- ...,..,. i-. .Kioiir mi me vnneiiea iiu.i gianee j callous ninth went problem, but a world proh lout; nnd competition, especially In our applea, with a product of mnny regions and ninny clinics; a spcclnl product In our hnnilH that requires tho concent rntod riiuinclal nnd moral effort or all the growers or tho north west to get behind mid push their prodttcf by proper advertising and ndiienllvn methods, to the end Unit the consumer or tho world may know of our varieties mid quality und have his Imagination and nppotltc whetted for the consumption of our luscious fruit. The efforts of tho Individual, therefore, nro those of a pigmy, and of a local nssoclntloii purely lllllpu tinn mid limited rrom thn outetnrt by the qtinntlt) or fruit locally produced, tie! to the Consumer. One or the ninlu. If not tho princi pal object of tho producer Is to get close to the consumer. U hen hu hna I fa In vtin-lif an.l nllnArf Ifl-futauB nml letter. I shall he very glad to havo ' .. .,'harmarlst will rdl ion a nuarter you use. In thn meantime, with kindest re- pound, which Is iitttkletit for n dem onstration of how hot wnti r nnd lltno- j garda nnd npproctat.on of your ncl.ve fKr TK' 'StfiSS j woik and Intense devotion to the In- ut day lu and d-iy out. 1 leresta of the valley at all times. I ! . beg to remain, Very truly yonra, IllCtllNAI.D 11. PAHSO.NS .S.tittle. Teh. is. Tho Mf'ttfoid lloostcrs Smoke Modrord nnd Mt. l'ltt ClKars. Bargains in iCl? -- . . --------.---, DRINK HOT TEA FOR A BAD COLD -------,.,--.,. ...,---- n.-t n miiiiII I'mkay of HnitilmrK l.rrant 'JV, or tin OiTitiitii folk Va It latiiliiirmr l.rimt. 'II1.-1 " . ,..v tilnirmnnt TuLa u f itl.1.utwv,-...fia) - !.. -... .....n. . w tmnv n iii-nnrfi(t sj HHT over definile jieriwU., .o (hut imfit should not be .ow until the ground' """ "'v '" "'.V l"l- U lu condition for maklna a good ""'.- , wed bed and uutll thoto la no longer ( To -wore ihe elandnrilitmlion likelihood of a htry frost In the lo- ot ngeniH iiecounting recorda io Ihejeallty. 'k good teat to determine ten, jilt a cup uf iNiilmg wnter upon If fUkllf llS-Jilliali u ui-e.i .....1 .!-!..!. a short distance to travel nnd n . uJZ ,, , , ? "" "T , ,"" , ""'", small qimutlty only he can do thin day or before retiring. It in the miwt neat U.v iKMlilllna. When, however. I luecine way in nrenK a cod ami cure I - -- -..-. . . TAo awf of these flowers the distune to markets are great and "V"' ..HH " "1'". ""'.jKires of the skiH elcni th.it till account sole i-mil,ther the gaiddti soil Can bv lhe wind shipping ng.-m-iw will he 'worked well Ki to take up a ma rigure.1 on iiicsniuebaosaud m auekilt lu the hand and efMupatt It be mass ot ouautlty Is cousldereil, ho must Jelt: with every other grower lu this sanie pnsltlou, and together, through the ' power of union and practicable ro- ' operation and the use of hlgbl. Iralnod individuals as an aid and gnlde. must attppoBt his business with proper outlay or cash In order that he he able to meet the competition or the world, mid aa far aa allowable, con-1 trol ant oiil the distribution of t,h f fruit, but break away from the prea- relieving congestion. Also loosen the ' bowels, tliun driving a ,lil from the ! e litem, I Try it the next time you xulTer from ' ri vOU or the rip. It u hiexpriiiiiv.i j and nitiii-!y vegetable, Ihercfure safe1 and imrmlr, i E T I II til n manner limt they will he uniform, ul- ball. If this ball rodil falls apart. ,..-. .nn- inuMin-.iiis io ih iiiuoc the ground Is .Iry enough to be U.V lhe grower la-lwceu the -orviccs ' .,.b.wi i - ...1..1..1 Liwiderwl nod itritVH weureil h,v Ihe B planting flowers to apa.tu up lhe V i " " , , ,'" "n I thoroughly with hoe ent limitations of uiignnled profits nb Patn -nd stiffneu iwiv itt. J,'lJB1r;,,WBf''-th,g.ggd,og the part of the wholesaler and, a .SallbotS of oldhonS Ike s cs recordHol Ihe eiMient. hen- lumps from It. The actual surface ' retailer. . a JaA. nil son Inisimms of eaid aownta hv .haniH 1... m..i.. .-. - .1 I . .1. ..,... .. .... J o. jncous un iin... ,.f i...t ....hu- .". "1 L HI . :.."r ."'. . V". :.. ,."",m",",,,",,m,',,"'?,0-nr. When your lack u w and .Vf I.r;.. .. V." ' ","""' "I """.. ,n nian.iua ogen atnu or seeu , tnis whole problem iniip the stand- or lumbago, sciataa or rheumatism lm ,L ,1 1 ' . . 'im'"" 1 'oeo.rrm um in, 10 qoptn 01 piauiiiig ; point of the world prodactlon. dls- of tlM'He niiditu lo 1m available to tke 1 should iM.Mrofiillv followed. Klowers . trtbutiiiu and eoH-iimmio.. .r mm. )tnweii. uot Inter limn one month I that ran bo sown la tola wav are: we ar a tun vii.cw.r uin 1. ... Ageratum. AIkmiio. Aator. Iot Mar-'not. the individiiul and the locality is igoia. lainopsiH. (amjguiula. Clarkla, awAllowcd up in toto. Qny "In union (shade), Oockat-onnV DahllHS, single. Is there strength.; nisiuuwihermnnt prior lo the closing of the oontract iieriiul lor the. next neavuM. (k ) To make nil HtMsihk h-gal awl banking arrangemcnlH for the fmnue nig uf the a row ci s. (1 Advancements fchnll k(( no ciisc he made m -n.-h manner ns to pass ile of Mi,, Mi.it (To lie 1 ..il ' mini ) uoneiia. La111ar.11. Mignonette, I'ansy, Pinks, Kudbeckiit, Hnattdragoii, Storks. Zinnias. Most of these mi) he eown curlier can spell disaster only. jou KtitrcmM up, dont Kiillcr! (let a 'i cent IsittU of old, honett "8U laeidH Oil" at any drug etore, our a little m ur haml ami rub it right into the isHiii or ache, sml by th time you count llfty. Hie Hirenes-'aad Isiue IK i gone. hunt U) rrlp)ded! Ihls soothitig, 200 Taroe-year-old Caroline Testout Ilosoa for enlo n n. tmrgnln Tho finest rosea in Medford 'from the best roso hodgo In tho city. The Caroline Testout la n pcrpot- unl bloomer, largo pink ro3i and tho best bed o or street roso for this rllmnto Pierce, the Florist WESTON'S Camera Shop 20S East Alam Street, Mod fowl The Only Exclusive lame onimcrwai riiotuiu-nnhera m Southern Oregon In a hotbed or 1 old frame and thus river ulw.s in mtnit. cannot view -. JLj , ' "'.-'o.l Herat- 1.1 ns UMMI only Aa a grower. thoraToro. In ltogue ,,. it tskea Hh. aiw uid ih. ri.hi river va!le. und due of the laraest nut of jour hack and en.U the ml.,rr. produceiH with the Interests of ltogue ll " 1Ngi'l. vet alilulely liurtulew 1 ic made to bloom earlier the I'M a: 'in ,n lion or the lioind of Mint ilucsii't I. urn the skin Nell mg ii-. Ht,.,4 iinl.i Mill lull 1 I H' tv (111-4 r HO li', . ih' 1. a I iiiptlt ' INSIS NT.egtive8 Mtule any time or place by appointment Phone 1.17-.T "Wu'll do tho rest T.. D. VESTON. Prop. s 1 me iiiii!oenu'iit THOUSEK Hearted by Jackson t'ouait Ah tract Co itnh i,d n- nt Ileal i i tie I rnusltc-. Jl r Hpw 1 uin .-I t in 1 i'mis ' ', M Mil in Net .'0, twp ELLrANS Absolutely Removes Indijestion. Out' packacu lrovt's it. !20o at all dniggi&tu. I UN HUME PRODI T THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY-KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME TRY OUR fTC The Economies USE THE PRODUCTS OF till! 1I li'i -, mil foi jo'i out. 1 1 1 loci rillHn.. i.lui Rogue Spray Flour The Hour iluu economical to usa tihat askuu . un suceeaaful bilking in' every hntcli of blarnlts. bread,' rolls. patrN 1 Its hie.td u-. leun.-i healthy, well-j nourished bodo - stait using it now. Rogue River Valley tannery The Oest Mntle Help Home Industry. Want Ads MEDFORD ROLLER MILLS H. 0. Nordwiek, Prop. Phone 507 I Try Loganberry Juice anil Sherbets , at mo fountains i icc cre par. , They Reach t!ic People We Can't Be Beat heu u cornea to sii'iliu hlnh KruUe mill worK Whether ou re iuir ii ,i!uiu net or bavk stairs or a li.ili.Nonu m for i'e front Of llo '"' ' c o I w.ll Im, I 111. 'in here io IF THEY HE "'' ''' " oii 'I . 1 alt U oh M dooi 1 ml uii'ilnw , i.eucl . oats :' ! !j l. . 1. i u til'iu in. .tint eyj i 1- ' 'i . 1 i' ni.itt) Hntronixo the institution that inniiitnius ihe Largest i-ayroll in Arcdford. The Medford Co. Printing hie Best Equipped Job tiant in Oregon outsido of Portland. For GALVANIZED TANKS OIL A2T1) WATEK and lUKKIATlXO IM Jl.iii. J. A. SMITH 128 N, Gripa m l k. j .1 1. s Ask Your Grocer and Butcher I'Olt Ttey Are Grown TZ'' ir' Om. They're lUein Made $1 l6o y&j&&lS i ' Ls liSSffi.-vy tne Best " r rw"" w ? URANrvj Mil . T" TVrt TAILOflMAO mtt MEDFOftt SASTI & DOOR CO. Ever Whll. I 1-C, MET t-PP TAILORS !? fe ompS