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Newspaper Page Text1-AGK TWO ! TOCAL AND j PERSONAL Arthur l.ftim of Kotsi'liiiiK visited frlenilg uiul n-laiiviM In tin- illy Mon day. Japunt'Ke Curio Store. .'!U North Central avenue. 1-n 1 1" Moil; from main. Toys and Orl-ncl novilili's. Tea room open afternoon. Tom dailies or Trail Ih In (lie city for 8 low day iitli'nillnx lo IiiihIiiphk mallem. The latest tliliiK In litisiictry. Made of rnvitllcil mil ttlrit: and ralfla, lunula by .Marie llltiT for l at Hotel Nash, on Thursday and Friday. NovciiiImt 2and I!. Clauses at H a. in.. I i. m., find 7 p. in. Kverett Wilson of Colftciidulc. Wash., is anions the out of town visitor In the city. Mrs. Leach, Corsets inatle-tn-oriler. Ahiio-fiupport Corset, also helts. Ii2ii North Haiilett. I'honn C.s:i-J, Frank Hull of Central I'olnl lins sold his string of movie houses at Central I'olnl, Kanle I'oint and Tal ent to Mall mill lilley nf KiikIo I'olnt. who will take poKessIon Immediately. Get vonr gasoline at De Voe's. Mr. anil Mrs. W. A. Crane of Cen tral I'oint spent .Monday afternoon In the city attending to Imslness mut ters. ,. Baths lind inassaRe. Prs. Hedges, 23!i E. Mli St. , A Halloween parly will he held to nllilil at Hie Washington school to which all are Invlled. In addition to n Ioiik list of unmcs and sliinls ap propriate to the occasion Wilson Walte will piny a cornet solo and Miss Hess Hrynn will Klve a vocal solo. Illi? fie mlllishnko at De Voe's. liriints I'ass Monday afternoon de feated Klamalh l-'iills lltol. This result Ik IIioiikIH hy local fans to portend n close waine helween (Irants I'ass anil MedTord on this local grounds election day. Danger! iol your chimneys clean ed. Last chance. W. M, nwyer 2:17 N. Cenlrnl. I'hone 4S-U. 190 Mrs. (ieorne Standlsh of Yrekn, Cal., Is visiting friends and relatives In Meiirord ami vl.inlty this week. Soe Dnve Wood ahoiit that fire. In surance policy. Office Mall Tribune HldK. Charles Kahner of KeildltiK, Cal., Is a business visitor In the city for A few days. (ilrlB wanted Wednesday morning lo fold at Medford Printing company. Apply at 8 a. m. Dan Weaver has returned lo his home In Walklns after a slay of a week In this city. 1 No Hunting signs for sain at the Mall Tribune, office. It. K. Johnson was a business visitor In the city Monday afternoon from Orauts I'ass. A fw of tho Vlhiud cards nnd booklets in our window, ltemcnihcr them Tor Xtnas gifts. Medford Hook Store. K. T. Staples was a business visitor In Medford Monday from Ashland. nmternillk, 10c gal. I)n Voe's. John (ireen of llutte Falls spent Monday In Medford looking alter business Interests. Hlg line of trimmed hats as low as tl.HS nt Ihe closing out sale. Ahren's.'" . Mr. and Mrs. C. I., niddle of Cald well. Idaho, spent Monday looking over Medford and the suiroiimllns country' Oatos sells Ford cars, J200 down and 25 n month, , It. C: nunks of Napa, Cal.. Is In Ihe city on Ytiisluess for n few days. Kvery Columlila llernril listed In the catalogue Is now In slock. Med ford Hook Store. . I.. (!. M Devaney of Portland Is spending a few davs in (he city. You will get pood measure, and good gasoline If you get It at De Voe's. Quln I.. Jones of Portland Is a busi ness visitor In (he i lly. The closing out sale for millinery. Your choice of irlmeil hats, values to $17. .".a. Many beauties (o choose from. Now Jil.iis. Ahren's. O. l(. Pellon of Seattle. Wash . Is spendlm: a few days in Medfotd and vicinity. Mr. Pellon contemplates buyiiii; an orchard in the vnl!e nnd making bis home here. "The Valbu of the Kogtie." word and music 1 fic. 2or Will Myers of Ashland spent Tues day lu Medford on business. A traveling man for a paper house tells us Cordova Leather uoods are carried only by the yen finest houses Me yvas surprised to see (hese Ihlnus In Medford. Meilfoid Hook Store. William Mori is of Central Toint was In Medford on business Tuesday r.'oinlni;. riaths I5c. Hotel Holland. Two bowling allevs are now tiein llisuilled III (he lo al Klk Temple. I-'red Areas of Hiinnnii yxas In the rlly Muuilav and Tuesday nlti ndinit to business matteis. (loodllch Kain Coats best Hie mar ket affords a( rlosiiui out sale prices. Ahren's. Mlmo Tliroek mm inn o' llu. h is su'nding a few das In Hie eily on hitsin- ss. William Hooker was fined Tues day lor speeding. No trespass signs for sale at the Mall Tribune office. ' C. II, Turner of Caldwell, Idaho, v.as a ..I'-dlord vislior the first of the v eei;. New models, and sizes in Kodaks and Hrownles. Medfoiil Hook Store. II. 1.. Mall Is a Imslness visitor in the ,-ily for the wee; from Portland. De Voe buys beer bottles. Kred (!. French of Crants Pass spent Monday and Tuesday lu the city visiting friends am! I rausacting busl ines. Itainy weather necessitates rain coats and umbrellas at closlnu' out sale prices. Mil: and up. Ahren's. Charles Kemfer of Minneapolis, Minn., is in (lie city on liii.siness rur a few days. Dr. T. (!. Heine, practice limited to eye. ear, nose, throat; glasses fitted. 2 2X Fast Main, Phone 303. F. 'i. Ililiino. '' the Maxwell Motor oin;an, and A. W. Walker motored to Yr"ka Tuesday morning. Ilamnca Class llaniiuet at Moose Mall Front street, Friday night. II. Whitstone of Central Point was lu the city Tuesday morning transai;tiiig hiislness with local nier chanls. I ee Vincent of Sams Valley was trading with .Medford merchants Tuesday morning. Halloween dance at Moose Hall to night. Prizes given. 1!io It. W. Hertelson or Scuttle is spending a few days In Medford ami vicinity attending --to business mut ters. You will get good measure nnd good gasoline If you get It at De Voo'a. II. O. Howard of Portland is In Medford on business for n Tew days. J. W. Merdellh or Keokuk, la., ar rived In Medford Monday evening and will spend a few days looking over the surrounding country. Hakery goods at De Voe's. Mrs. Clarence Coy of Faglo Point 'silent Tuesday shopping lu .Meiirord. Halloween diiuee at Moose Hall to night. Prizes given. 1 llfl C, K. linlley of Porllaml transacted business In (he city Monday and Tuesday, Plerco the Florist has some Tine Delpphlnum plants! Plant now. : . 10. S. Fletcher arrived in the city Portland Monday evening for a brief bysiness visit. Siskiyou or.'Colestln water, 10c bottle at Do Voe's; 5c deposit on bottle. John ltush of Los Angeles Is spend ing a row days In the city on busi ness. . , Halloween dunce nt Moose Mall to night. Prizes given. I 00 W. II. Norton of Portland Is in the clly transacting business and visiting friends nnd relatives. Seo the stock labels carried hy the Medford Printing Co., If you nro in A hurry. .Miss II. (i. Nesbllt of San Fran cisco is the guest or Meiirord friends. F. M. Carter is a Imslness visitor In the city from San Francisco for n few days. Highest price paid for strictly fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland. 10. L. Wvbster of Kugene spent Monday and Tuesday in the city look, lug after business interests. For the best Insurance see Holmes The Insurance Man. The first geese of the season flew over Medford this morning, the sold snap sending them south in hundreds. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel Xnsli every Wednesday. Honrs for consultation. 10 to 3 -Mr. and Mrs. II. Williams Meltrlde of Snohomish. Wash, arrived in Med ford In their car Tuesday niornlns nnd yylll make their home In this city. Typewriter paper of all kinds at Medford Trlntlng Co. Mrs. (Ins Nichols of ltrownshoro was a .Medford visitor Tuesday. Huttermtlk .'le quart at Do Voe's. Mrs. West Childreth of Fnule I'olnt was shoppini; in the city TitcMlav. See Pierce, the Florist, for Per enlal plants, plant no?.-. A. C. Allen and his brother have re lumed from a nip to Klamath Falls. Auto wheels repaired; first-class job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Kepair Shop, opposite pub tic market. AUSTRALIA VOTflS MAJORITY AGAINST CONSCRIPTION MKI.I'.orilN'K. Australia, via l.on jdon. Oct. ."I The position of the eon isclll'tlon referendum is virtually' nil changed, hut its friends all declare tlleuiselves hopeful thai the final re sillt will sboyv a majority In their fa vor. The political situation seems 'oeiliiin to become eolnjdl,-al',d. hit( developments n t!.;s resie, t are not expected until Premier Hitches re turns shortly from S.iin v. . Wartents are b.-iiu; issuci Tor the arrest of sinule nirn between the ai;es of ':l and ill. xvho failed to report under ihe compulsory training scheme. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NT lil i -t I iris mauled Wed'ies,!,. i.ioininv'. to t'obl at Me.llord Print iiiK Cvmi'.uiv. Appl; tit x . m. FRED DODGE OF LI While ii; iniiu wl.ii Stt'ijJIi:ill. 1 ,,, ... ...Iim ,, ,,f ., hm! t.r.iUcit in two jti llu- Si-kivdii-., Mrniit -f ''veiling, KhhI Dmlm nl' A-hhnnl wa liinnvn It flu1 i.'iiU nn both una e civd. The in.iund tii;ui was rn-ii-In 1 1 1 ; nil l!n I'livinc, iiiiikiiiL' I h run iti 1 i 1 1 ei-n niiiintc-i. At tin- 'li-i)lltl it tnlillll iHM-O-sJil'V i" imijilltal f iiltf ,11111 ;il tin shrnilih-r iitnl li h(i r I he I'lhitW. I.al (hi- t'l j iMum I)ihIl' w:t- ml 'XI t-d t Uw. dm Inrut-lv to ihe, id li! I. .Mr-. Knilc .ni t rilled and i- under ihe rare ol" a h "irian.; Their e-nmnl )is-uhl child heiiiLi- eared 'v nt the (irnnite City Ihij tit jti in A-hhiiid. Iide i- a member of the A-dilnnd k Indye :md is well known ami liU ed aiiiniiu the yiinnir people nf both A-hliiud and Mt'drm.l. He i a -.n-ili-l.iw u' MiiVnf Juliaon of A--liI;iiid and a hnther-in-law of Jli's. John .lohii-on and Mi 'layre ,Jnhiion oi' this eiiv. F, KILLED IN FLIGHT KKDWOOI CITV, CmI., OH. -SHas ( 'liri -to Icr.-un, eom-tillin en Liiiieer of iin aviation enuipany here, was hilled today when hi inaehine overturned in a Tail o' )IM) feet duriuu a trial flight of a new mililary aero plane. t 'hristitf l'erou was flying over the aviation field al a height of s.ctmI hundred teel when hi engine went dead. I le Vol phi ned to an aiairoxi- male height of 1 till feet, hut led io loe eoiitmt of his plane and plunged to earth, the inaehine turniiii; over upon him. llir- wile nnd lv.o brothers were wat hin Ihe flight and ni-he( to hi- aid with .Mi-s f'.u-eine Doty ol San ! i'iiiii'im-u, an aviation pupil, the in lined it.viulor was inirneu 1 1 a hos pital, hut expired soon alter reach ing (here, ' ( 'hri-dof t'eron was 'Jli years ohl. He was born near lies Moine-, la.. comiim to ('alitornia at the ai;e of 7 with hU jiiuvnl-. Hi- tatlier, Heniy, U a rancher near San Ihe-o, t'al. ('h'i-.tfir-on cjiuht hi t'ir-t iu--pinition lo fly in 1!H after Wiiteli iuj Uncolii I'eaeheV, who w;u killed in a fall into the hay Inst year at the I'nuauiu-l'aciltc exposition, lie was only a boy (he:,, hul he built u machine- and flew. t'hrtstoHYrsnii's mo-l noted flight u as nil ae: in I journey hel ween San Krancisco and Los Angeles, over tiie 'IVhaehnpi nioimlnin-;. He was not ed, too, for hi uiechar.iral -kill in the uianulai titre of aeroplane, an ani;le of the hu-ine-s to which he hatl d voted u.uch of bis time lately. IE One hundred and fifty memlers of the liel'ekahs from 1 1 lodges of .Ucfe :on and Josephine connlies are todiw In session at Oiol Fellows ball. Meu iord. Ur.uits i:nd Ashland :ui- inhed the largest deleuations, v I'll 'i'.ie ut, Kai;le Point and .lackonvi!'e wt li represented. Ilusliioss meeting were held in MoruiiiK and at lei noon, Jessie M . Howard of Medlord presiding;. l.Mv this afternoon election of officers r.ir th- ensuini; enr was held. TonUht the decree team of lh I'.ruits Pass lml m will exemnlify th- iU fiee work of the order. This tr:ua put on the decree work al the ;rand njdi;e in KoseHur last spriim. Anions those present from Hrants 1'ns is Mrs. .leanie lJurket Orand arden of the Kehekah assembly. (let your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk nt He Voe's. es v.VKatDoGstheWoiidOweaMotW? ALL .mi mat love can All flint science Uef. .! Pin fii ri'rtiil to alifi.'Or lrtsv.luir. mui ml iiHteu- oi priT-o'inf '' neirin. ji 14 I.Pt f Ml .1... i- -..I t.vty itjother -nfM l-me ,,.p.f Olio BIG CLEVELAND I v i.r. ij., ijri. o i . i lie ; Huglifs cuinnalKn hore not a tfrribln )yl1 '""y wiien lKinior i. .lomtiion, IfiuliiiK lawyer uiuh lifc-loim roimhli cuii, aniinunced Ins "would vole for I'i f.-id(Mit WilHon." ,y tKei V r- Ij P tea Homer If. JlillHSOII .lohnson was a delesale to the Chi cago convention that nominated lliilihes and Is a member of the re- piihliolin county executive coniniitt - - aliOKU county which Includes eland. Ho Ip an ex-inesident of the Cleveland rhatnher of roniiuprce anil Is one of the most public spirited men in the city. President Wilson has handled the difficult situations of his administra tion ns well us they could hnvp been bundled"" Raid Johnson. "I have tho highest admiration for Wilson. I think highly of Hughes too, hut I think there is no necessity for I unking n clrnnge. j "In all this carping criticism and I fault finding that has been Indulge:! : in this campaign, sight has been lo.st i 3f the paramount issue, the dipto j niatic problems to be handled and the big questions that wiil have to he de cide,! when peace comes. ' President Wilson is a bigger man than his party. 1 have the utmost jeunf.denco In him and In his abilif to handle the big questions Hint will jeoiee up for settlement after the war. j "The issues, to be. decided after I lie iwar make the presidntiM eUllon this year a question o' -men rattier than ! parties. I "When it conies to a t lioi year lietween two snlendid aieii if s V '1 li.-vo I'resiilent Wilson lias !ia:'. t h" ! 1 '"'inni'ss anil ciiiiistenev of its pol experienrp and li fas sliovvn tiiat lie j vimlieatin-. as 1 have said, the merits Hie confident'? of his fellow l'i'ineiiles of intcrnalmnnl law and countrymen, so I iroliillv sliall east Ishnwiiijr itself as to all. the chainiiioii my ltallot for llilll." TO OVERTURN GOVERNMENT (Continued From Page One). acmimtratioti .-ni' the hirlh ol nation. "Thi- Wilon reetird of law- enaet d t'litit'e- ihe pre-ideiit to mv v.te. T' tt!ih'id i wo'.dd he to brand niy--clf a !ipociie. 1'orein Dietat ion. "I liave no palieiiee with tho-e ot ers who permit consideration of for teju iuU ic-t- to iiil'iueiiec them. Nor do I h.'lieve there iivv tujiny uch. all the talk of the 'hyphenate-' to the eonimtv noiwitlwtandiim. A liandfu' of pp'ie-MMiial aiiitator- have bv i heir pernicious activity he-n;irched the tair "niue and lame nf two In rue iinn'ii- ti' fin' bet ritien-. lho-e ot' ln-h and tierman birth or extraction. Tiie present administration ha, all Ihe s(ii h. nd. this ,!-. llUs 'p cd to , cat ieut. eharaet 's e-f oar foreign rebiiiue in f ot'! r,ru the -j-ovei nvieiit at litul time would be a 'iatr'cr 'ii;ue:!t. Wit-on ean he tra-r-u ii'i-c iti the ftiiine the same -'endl'ast -.anitv wuhh ha evied his i.it.'t. and to briivj ,!s m; ; el i brouuii tl:e eraeial t imes ;t'U'.ui, w i!l'.t;tt i"-- of pivstiue or bletiii-.'. ii)-. ui Aimrii-an Ihuior. Mjiy Not .MiiieiiHlic. "As a j ; .-teel a.nist I wish the pres ident etv ie-- of a '.ciii t -l'.r-iev-cnue-te.ilv advtiee.te. There i- "rave l.ar. in uhith 1 -baiv, that ihe clo-i-u the v. ;-,r wiil be marked bv a thod of iinp- ti-. whirl- will work havoc with out d-mit's-i,. industries. "Vet thai is. after att. onlv a fear. If in.'tv not inateviali?e. If it doe, e cue can j-l mr.fil'ii!nt 'lolTr', 1 p-iui h,i;I TTinltr toil eenfl ieminl. to lor r.ip i 'U'lj rni'v riuic hv t,v. ...... i' 1 .. M ..i.i.. f -ior . ueer. ""M.M1 can trust the .simiid common sen-e and illiiloulited nlriolism of (lie president and congress to remedy the evil. "line tiling is certain, tile larilf is sue occupies a subordinate place iu thi- eiimpain. It alone -lioiihl not de termine the vote ol' any citizen. There are too many graver and more immi nent ilaiiLror to he guarded uuaili-t. Tiie present inluiini-tration i- tile saf est rope to eliny to. Debt of (iratltiiile. ''I would like iiiirlieulurlv to ealt ntteiiiioii to the dehl of nititinle ev ery waye earner owes lo Ihe Wilson iidmiui.-tration. It took iahor out of the class of eomuioililies. IliHierto our eonstituiious, I:ivs and inilustrinl li-aes, founded as they were upon the harsh canons ol' nomists, rc'iiril EnttlUli political il liumiin labor ns lieioiiuj'it; in the same category with holts of cloth, pis of iron ami bales of hay, iiinl subject to the same treat ment, with brutal ili-reiL'aril lor Hie human element, not merely ienorini: the wortiininan himself, hut the wife and children behind liiiu. "Wilson has ejevalcit labor from this ivnohle place and (tiven full rec ognition lo the human bodies and souls which Ihe term labor encom passes. This., to my mind, is one of the jrrcutest nf his m niplishinont.s." HUGHES OPPOSES EMBARGO (Continued From Page One.) opean war, are oinif to have an c. traorditiaiy efficieney, a -reat organ ization, reat powers, -ii-eat diM'ipline, alert manhood. They have had their wastes; they have had their misfor tunes, hut ln-hind all those serious eouMMjiieuee of war must he observ ed the ad untaxes of a tremendous driving power, pcrfeetin;.' oraniza- lion mm merea-inj: the elfieienev of Mien and women. Thev have learned jt' eo-operate; they have learned t work together, -h is no time to talk to hv Aineriean people that unless it ases it.s governmental pow teel its,.)!' il wiil fail, it s to pro-elf-evi- dent. The heckler then asked his (pies tion. After replying, .Mr. Hughes con tinued : "In nil the matters we are looking far to the future. We must consider our place as a great nation devoted lo the interests of civilization. "We must maiutam the right to buy. We have the need, iu the ab- -ence of ii men liant marine, such ns shimlil luivc: w havi- tin- need ittilir.in the i'ni'iiiiii's . I' travel anil i miit irut'ct Aiiii'iii-iin i-itizetis in ev vry riclil with ri'-pi'ct to lilV, jrop I'l'ty mui iMiiulucri-t as tu al) nations. "What W want is an America slumlinir lor its own riulils, laeinir the wnrlil with a sense of .justice, ask in naujiht lint that to whieh slie is ent it lei!, hut fearless anil euuraueoiis. tliisj'0 nei'il an Ameriea t'nlir-siitiaro to l,e-!,he worhl, eotnnientlin itself Iiv the (lie rights nt' neutrality. Knocks Obstinate Coughs in a Hurry Hint GffM ni the l'nu-n-. Thousands of r-ioplc normalIv,hi-:tlth-- .11 eVei'V other rispeet. HIV HIIIHiVed with i pcrristeiit hituuia-oii liroaciiiul cuuli , ar alter year. d. -turbine their slwp ind Jiuikini lite iliwureealile. It's so ievdk-stf tliere's an old home-made emedy that will end such a coaii a!ilv and ipiu-kh. (let from anv (irurtrit '"l1' er.nrcs of ncx" cents worth i, pour it into a tint hot th' and till the Iwjttle with plain rami luted auuur svrup, JIpeti?! taking t at once. Crndimily but sureh von vill notice the pltti L'iu thin out and then li-appenr rt itoct Iter, tiius endim; a .ujfh that oii in-ver tliouirht would end. it alfO proniptiv Ioojm-ii a drv or tinht oij.'h. stops the troublesome thro.et ickh', ootIir tiie irritated Hieiiil-niae hat the throat and hronelual tnU'. uid ridief conies Hlnio-t iniui' diateh . unv'ft nte wiil usually brak up an or itiiHi v throat or t ht'-t cold, and for trotiehitis, croup, ulnMipin-.' ctaiL'ii and ironcliiul at,hma there is nothing K'tter. It ta?te plea mi nt and keep,-; jcrfectly. Pinex is a most valuable eoaer'itrnted onipound f L'cnutne Nontav pine cx ract, vombiae4l with imaiacol and KM1 bv millions ef people ewrv venr or throat and chv-H colds with tpleiv.iid e-ults. To avoid disappointment. k vour IriiL'i'Kt for 4,iii.j ontn'es of Pinex" with 'all direction and don't accept Hnvthi?:: dse. A LTaarantv of nVolTite sntisfae ion or moie-v ironiptlv rfiuntl-.; uia vith thin pr. raration. The Pinex Co., !. V avnc, lad. TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering 128 E. MAIM. UPSTAIRS lXTfcltl"KU.. AITOCAK CX). TIME CARD. LTe Mfdtora lor Asniand. Ttlent and Phoenix dallr, except Sunday, al 8:00 a. m.. 1:00. 1:00. 4:00 and 5:11 p. m. Alto on Saturday at 11:15 p m. 8undaya leare at 8:00 and 10: 10 a. tn. and 1:00. 1:00, 5:30 and 9:31 i p. m. Leave Ashland tor Bedford dully, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.. 1:00. 1:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Alst on Saturday nlghti at 6:30 and I-JO. 8undayg leave Ashland at 9:01 a. m. and 1:00. 4: SO, l!J0 and 19:11 . m. Suits dii j SUNK BY TORPEDO j (Continued I'roni I'aKoOtie.l Willie of the sinklni! ami that the vc 'sel was sunk by two torpedoes rather 'than by buu fire, had not been con . lirined In any official dispatches to '.iay. hut It was adaillteil that if such ti re the case the seriousness of the ii'ltuatlon would he greatly increased. Fince the original reports Kiven out yesterday morniiiK ihe state depart- j n:ent has not mode any further in- j formation public. The case is beiht! j handled directly by Hecretary Lansing i himself and any further facts will be; Riven out ihroiiK.i him when made public. The Herman embassy does not be- illeve the evidence will show the I nledces (iiven to the I'nited Kuites have been violated. It is said al the embassy, however, that if a com mander of a submarine has violated or exceeded his orders, his action would he promptly met with severe punishment. Officials of the embassy feel thai. Consul Frost's dispatch yesterday, sayiiiK the Marina had been shelled, indicated that the vessel was Irylna to escape. EAT BIG MEALS! NO SOUR, ACiO STOMACH. INDIGESTION OR GAS "Pnpe's Dinpepsin" is Quickest, Km- est Stoimuh Kelilt' Known i Try It! Time it! Pape? Ulnpopsln will di gest anyUtln; you eat and overcome a. sour, gassy or oue-of-order stomach surety within five minutes. H our iu''0is don't tit comfort t'.i'.y, or what yot eat lies like a lump if! lead in your stomach, or If you have 1 heartburn, that is a sign of indiges- , Hon. j Jot from your pharmacist a filly' cent case of Pape's Uiapopsin and take j a doso just as i-oon as you can. Tlio:'e wiil be no sou- risings no helcliliig of undigested fooc's mixed with acid, no i stomach gas or heartburn, fullness j or heavy feeling in the stomach, nan- 1 sia, debilitating headaches, dizziness tr intestinal g-' .ng. This will all --P, r and besides, there will be no sour! f00,'l left over In tne stomach to poison your breath wii.li nauseous odors. i ape's Diapepsin is a certain - iro for out-of-order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digest ; ii just . tho same.. a IJ your stojnneh wasn't, there. These larjfe fifty-cent cases contain enough "Pape's DiapepHin" to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and indirection for niauy months. It belongs 1" your hoine. Adv. Star Theatre ; ONE DAY ONLY i Thursday, Nov. 2 and Two tlilii";, W R Oof it nt KeM.v.s when luiyins Diamonds, Watches Jewels and Silverware At this store only reliul.'.e n'i'.cliiin.life Is sold and prices whlrh I'V comparison will convincu pit It pays to liny here. You will iind us worthy or ov,r confidence and pali-onaje. The holiday season will s,,. l,e here. Make your selections early. MARTIN J. REDDY T1IK .IKWI l.K.H 212 1 ii-'t Main Street. "' House f Quality "there Is only oneKrumkies. It Is the first and only whole wheat food with a deli clous flavor. 10c TONIGHT kttl CHAS. RAY in a real istic, virile impersona tion of Deserter An Ince superfeattire with a dramatic punch unequaled in photoplay production COMEDY Laundry Liz A plentiful supply of laughs -T0M0RR0W- VVilliam Farnum "The End of the Trail" 1 AMUSEMENTS MEDFORD'S Cosy Photoplay THEATER TODAY Tomorrow Blue Bird Presents The Evil Women Do Frnm Hip fnmons slnry, "Tim Clique of flolil," by Kiuile O11I1-. "linn. Tnst includes RUPERT JULIAN nn.l JANE WILSON ANIMATED WEEKLY Cominq Thursday: ' THE ESCAPE-' tooK far ') eliability Price Get it St IttMldf'a which should nienn much to j-oa Visitors Always Welcome.