I 'A HE TWO
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
llallol iniK h it rr now n i n lin
tributcd on nnrtor t ru-K throughout
th roiinty. The work will 1" flnl'InM
tOIMKlll.
St. .Murk's fluild ci it tur.J parly!
for luOif'8 aul t.nt Icnurii al Htl llol-,
liiud elfdion nfe.lit. KHunir r"C'lvcl. J
II. .1. ililflcbtini of Kos-Imuk U ft !
I'rUlay itioniiiiK for tin roc k i-ni.-lu-r :
In the SiLoyhis v. hicli ho lui Iiwh ;
opera! inn. It t hir, ijIuii to Ion
ilown ojif-rat ion;- ;it iho rrushir Im-
llK-lMuirly,
JapaiH:.' Ciulo Siortr, ::u North
Central jivmiu I'.itf Un-U from main.
Toys ami Ori'iii -I novel lien. T-u
room open afifi'tiooti.
Cfori! Tra una ntiinietl to Mil
fonl Thitrsiliiy from Kiaihalli Kails,
and left In tin; t-vt uiK, for his home
In Portland.
I would not pay a dollar Tor H) now
razor hladf-K w Im it for V,(u- can liav
2 lull oikk ri'rtiiai'p'tif(J and made
hk good hh new at Heath1 I'rilK Kloro,
ojiposlle Nash hotel.
An aiitotnalle oil switch lias been
pnreluised hy the i ft v elect ricliin. The
Kwlleh whli li workH entirely auto
matically, once the time clock Is net,
will Im lined for HirniiiK on and off
the overhead Ktroet IIkIiIh of the city.
It In thought that th'- Hwitch will soon
avt lln cost hy the savtnu on electric
Itv It will hrin a limit. Another nwitch
will prohahly he IiqiikIiI, whii-li will
enahle, it II Main street cluster liKhtH
to he Hwltchod on al once. Instead of
coutrollluf; thorn from 'it wimnite
HWltcltes un at prenent. This nwlth
with the Installation of ncecssary
wlrliiK will cost $100,
Mrs. Leach, CorsntH niniln-to-onlcr.
Ahdo-Support Corset, rIho hells. 320
North Hartlett, I'hono fiK3-.T.
Itev. Itatuly of Central I'olnt will
Hpeak ut'.laclison school this oventtin
at 7 : 110. KxplainlitK hoiiio of t he
measures and n ineiidtueiits to ho voted
on at tin) general election.
I'J dull razor blades reHharpeited
for I'Oe and made as jioml as new-.
Ilea lbs Driii? Store, opposite Nnsh
hotel. 13
Horn To the wife of Omar Wal
den. a son, October :il.
Try our prompt delivery service.
Phone SSI Heath's DniK Store.
Horn To the wife of .lark Heiit, a
10'poiinil boy, November
Hue Dave Wood about that fire !
Hiinince policy, OHIre, Hoorn lu4 Al.
F. & II. Hid,'.'
(!eorno Stevenson and t Wilbur
Telford of Kauialh Kails Hpciil. Thiirs
tlnv and Friday in the city on bnsi
li ess,
dates sells Ford run $1!00 down
und $-."t a inonlli.-
Tout Waterman bus returned to
Medfon after spending two wceKs
hunting In the Finpiiiia dlsliic!.
"Tho Valley of the Hone," word1'
and music 1 5 p. 209
V. (I, Henry has returned to his
home In HeddliiK. Cal.. itfler attend
ing to business affairs In Med ford.
"It" will soon be over, hut the
Hutterwleld's grocery phono will still
be 2I.
Miss ('lata TIioiiipmhi of (lilt, ('al..
Is spending a Tew days In the city
vMUiik friends.
Hnthfl 2T.C. Ilolnl Holland.
llenlon llouers was a husluess
visitor In Med ford Thursday after
noon from Ashland.
Dr. T. (5. Heine, practice limited to
'. ear, nose, throat; j;hisKes filled.
22S Fast Main, IMione ;:n:i.
The first ol the new dimes Issued
from I he I reasui y Oi -in her 2M. have
made ihHr apeaiance In Medford.
Oysters, crabs and claims and fi.h
at Medlotd Fish Mi!Uet
CluiricK W jilpple ol Fools CreeU
niietulliii; a few days in the cfiy on
biitiiies.s.
hired wire nl lloh-l M.mUoi.1 kIv
ln election returns election day.
Carl Knits of Fa n.lou, Cal., visited
trleiitl.s In the city the first of (he
woeli.
Try that new Kraut til the Medford
Fish .Market.
M. i:lnil.stiiii
Mrillon! lor a
York Tin.
ItiiriiiHH 'l,i
Hull on f sin
business Isitur III 1
da s fi om New I
Mnniiii't
, r'riiliiv i
I Mon"i
sht. . r.d..
I'lillnr;. Mit'.nlliv nr Yr
Sl'i lnlhil: (In- il:i In till- rltv
I'li-rri t li o Klorl.l lias some
Dlir
ii-lrililniiin iil.nitH' I'liuit now.
Mrs. .1. K IIIMii-rl. Mrs. II K.
StonliuiiM- I Mil. .1. r, .li-rninl ol
lllll (.'at., i-iciil Tlnit nl. iv mill I'n
ilv In tin- iitv vl-tilnu frlimls.
Voli- fur iiiii iliiilri-. lint iion'1 lor-Ki-I
to oriloi- fish ioiI.ii. Mnlloril I'lsli
.Miirlict.
II. 'on ilrr lli-lli n nt UVllm -,
li -Mi illiiril vinllor 'riim. il.n ami I'r!
il.iy.
Sl-l Ho- stoi l lllhi't'
Mi'ilfonl I'rlntliiK f'o
iirrlnl hy hr
If von :no In
t hurry.
.1. U. Iliitll ill I, mill'. P;i
TliutNilav anil rn.lii in tin , i
iim nlipr h'l-Oni inii r
SlM-cilil li-as.'il win- I'lnlim,
III lllU Kllin ' 1 1 1 'I'IMmIih ,
Kliig only v. ill !- ailinltti il ui
m-nllnit lln-lr i -1 1 1 1 i- 1 1 i i . i .in
Mil-lit
V Llol.-'
r I Ml lis i
m nil'i;
'li I
. .il I'.M
I K. T. Stliuson Is & btihineH vUllor
In the city from Seattle, U'af li.
j Monday, Nov. 6. at 4J a. m., we will
!ro!l a l hutf her knife tor ::?)-. Three
' for $ M Med lord Furniture and
. Hardware Co. I ! I .
Arthur Morrrim, Willam Melndoe.j
' llert Hartou. Kil llinht, Uleliard
'.foluison and Fred Morrison are a,
party nf Smilh Itiver men, who spent I
, Thursday and Friilay in the eity.
You u t yood iin.asiire und ood
gasoline If ou t It at Do Voe's. j
). C. Touwllh left for his home In j
liutte, Mont.. Friday mornini;, after (
siiendin a week with friends near;
Kaalr Point. !
For the best Insurance IToImen
Tho Insurance Man. i
II. Harran of Vancouver, li.
spent Thin -.'day and Friday In the ;
city attending to business maticrs. j
Highest price paid for Mrletly .
freh ratuh Cafe Holland. j
Clark Maker or Cleveland. )., W i
spending a few davs in the citv, j
Howling at the Flks club will start '
Tuesday evening. Present your inern-i
berfihip card to the doorkeeper.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wilson and son
of (irants Pass were Mod ford visitor.';
Thursday evenlnir.
Dr. Klrchesfiiier will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday Hours
consultation, 10 to 3
for
I. II. I'alrliK of Hiivannali. (
a Mi.-ilforil visitor for a f-w ilas. I
lllcyi li n! Moton yi Ii ! I'alis anil
Siinilrii-s. pt.-i-r r'-iairltin. Work ,
Kilarantri'il. II. anil X. Shop, Siarl;i j
hli., uuw inantiKliiiint. j
(I. K. Thomas urrlv.-il In Iliu city.
Thursilay i-viMiiliK from ('olilliihns,
().. for a brief visit.
Typewriter paper ot all klnrhi t
Meilforil Printing Co.
It. W. Wilson of l.os AiikcIck Is
amliiK th'' out of town visitors in
Ilin i lly.
P..i',m,.l ,.m.i',.v,.,l V, ,.rds un.t
inlMiHsod XuifiH tiithmery ut the Med
Tnrd Printing Co.
I. .). It ynn of. Sun l'r;incisco Is
ntnotiK tho out of town vtsiuirx in Ut
c-Uy.
Si?o Pierce, tlie Florist for I'cr
onlnl pliintH. 1'lnnt now.
CharleK V. Corliln iirrived in the
city Kridiiy for a brief luihincH.i visit,
irom Shu I-'ranclsco.
For Sului'iliiy only, u ciiHes Katr
ImtiliH Kniry Soajt, 1 7c. One lol to
a person. llealh'K Iiuk Store, oppo
site Na.h Hotel. WW',
Walter .Mannon of Argentine,
fiouth Anierlea, sjienl Thursday even
Iiik and Friday iiioruini; In the city.
(Set your Fnnnived- Xmas cards
now. Medrord I'llntlni; Co. Ih hIiow
iiK 11 heauliriil line.
lr. A. Allen of Tennessee Hpeal a
few hoiii'M In the city Friday morning.
Vote lor US (Xl, .1. O. ItU;n. inile
pcmlciil candidate for county trens
urer. Harvey Silver of Ashland wa a
hiiHlueHs vlsliur in the city Thurs
day and Friday.
Three lullal special Xmas Knihoss
ed stationery ut the Medford Print
in;; Co. Order early. Prices are at
tractive. Mr. and Mrs. It. K Pelton of Port
land are antoiiK the out of town
visitors In the city.
Hi .'.c milk shakes at He Voe's.
. .1. Van Husen of Oakland, Oil.,
Ih a husiness visitor in the city for n
few das.
No clnuue for spi'eial einhoKsiiiy,
dies with the Xmas fancy stationery
sold by the Medford Prlutinn Co. All
;ipeeial order and is not carried In
stock.
II. .1. Miller of Seattle Is a business
vifdlnr in the city lor a feu das.
Home-u inde hominy and rain-r
Kiiint Saturday. ! tooth puhlie i
nui rket. I
lames A. Hill ol Si. I.onis, Mo., nnx
n Mediord lsiior Tlinrsdav. eveniiiK.
Piilchcr kulveH. our cholie fur
::!e. Tliree for $1, Monday i . in.
Nov. t;p Medloid I'u mi ( u re anil thud
ware Co. II I
H. I. Hurd of Coratlis ts spcndiii;;
n lew dins in the city in the iniere.sts
of the O. A. C.
( lasollne and oil at )e Voe's.
W II Hit in T. 1 ten net t of San .lo.-e
pent Thiir.'day mid Frida In llie ( it
nltiMidinii to business matters and
frlt'iids.
Save s cents on a I 7 -eon I purchttse.
IMe cakes Fairy Soap, t Tc. Saturday
olilv, lli-iilll !i lll'lli; Sdil'i-. o)i;insiU'
Xn-li lloti-l. I'i::
Mr iiml Mrs. I'hiiulv II ill of
Coitl.tntl iti-i- vi.-.inm ri-l.'il n t'.-i in Mi il-
foril iiml hliiinl this w rt'k.
' W. liolili n or ,irlli- I'n-i-li .i
in Mi-.lloril on luisiiifss 'riuiiMliiv mill
I'rlilnv.
Ilutli-l mill,. Im- mil. Hi- Vn.-s
II. T. ('lliiuniiii:s of l-lvoirll. Wii-li..
is 111 111 i il ooMim ovt-r liilsiui-s
oln'iitlms,
Mrs. l.uniU. Nii-noin- t'orKi-tx.
Mi'iltoiil llot.-l I'hoiii- ..'. 1!M1
.Mr. iiml Mrs T II. CmliT of Suli
1iit.it . On-, m-,- Mi'ilfonl visitors ror
ii li- ihn s.
Itllli'r tiooils ill lit- Voi-V
TOO
LAJE TO
CLASSIFY
lot! SM.I
. llll.tr' III
Oil '.'Hi.
111. s
hit toll i.'
I'lt'iltlr iluiii
Ii v.''
1 '.'
I.UST I'.ulil iliiiin nilli In-iii-l M-t
ivilli ii-iirl. Iti'V-itril lot irtntn to
Mis. K IV l.i'ilt-i'. tor lluosi'ii'li
uii-1 liu kson. 1 '.' I
MEDFOTID MATT, TlirBTTXE.
Mr. and Mn. K. V. Cpton of Cold
Hill were In the eity Friday.
All records purchased from us will
be wrapped with special materials for
mailing free of charu. Medford Hook
Store.
W. C, Fruit, who Is coiuierled with
the forest service in the Trail distriet.
Is fpendhm a few days in tiin Uy.
Sweet cider lit Do Voe'x.
t. H. Frar:l;s, who has bt;en worU
IriK at Fi:di l.al.e, sient Friday pnr
t'liiisinj; np;dies in the city.
Vole for (is (X. .1. (). Kitr. Inde
pendent candidate for county treas
urer, John Herrio of Ashland deiiv-red a
load of heavy shearing Kaiuboiillet
bucks to Dave Kosenhurg Friilay
morning.
Leather ir-ed in Cordova calf ar
ticles is from ani inn Is betw ecu the
aiies of six and ten weeks only, veri
table tanm-d. a prficess reipiirlni; a
year and a half. Medford Hook
Store.
A. K. lb-maul of Sacramento, ("nl.,
is a husIne.sH visitor In the eity for
the week.
De Voe canies a fine line of as
sorted chocolates; creams, caramels
noiiKatines, dipped nuts, etc.
'A. Hofert of Los Angeles is a busi-
Bess visitor In Medford for a few days.
Frederick Heath and T. F. Holu
n .of KaKle I'oint
motored today to
Siskiyons on an in-
Sloiiiniiin in tin-
' KI- t ion of
onerete roads In the Sis-
kiyous.
A car of Newtowns were sold yes
terday In London at from 11 to 1
shilliiKs, tthli'h will net the grower
$l..".0 to 12 I. o. b.. Medford. The
sale was made through W. Iiennis mid
Son.
Yon can net most any old HiIiik at
lie Voe's, most any old time.
Klectlon returns by International
Xewn serviie special leased wire at
' "esoay evi'lllllK. .Melll-
tiurslilp cards must he presented at
the door. None but KIKh admitted.
K. M. McKenay and S. V. lleckwith
have returned from San Francisco,
where they appealed to President
Sproule of tho Southern Pacific to
relieve the car shortage In tills dis
trict. As a result of tho appeal pask
ers In Medford are now receiving nor
mal allotments of cars and the fruit
crop Is now moving out.
The Stutz roadster belonging to
Italph Itardwell last nij;ht ran out of
oil on the highway between Medford
and Ashland. As a result, the piston
seized, breaking the crankshaft,
erankca.se, and almost completely de
molishing the motor.
IHWPLOHO'
DYNAMITESUBWAYI
IN NEW YORK CITY
XKW VOIiK. Nov.
il.wiumilc hu -l;iti"fi
Fie
the
t.
ImIc
ln'roniili l' a phi 'Trail--it emiipaiiy
-ii It way yslem wen 1 Jiw arled. m
eon! mil; to I be jtoliee, by 1 he :i i ic
today of m men, M'veral of
Miil.ei, eiiarucd with briicjiji
iisiiile iulo the eh and n ilh i
the dyiiitmite explosion 1 1 i
euii'cd in the I Mill, Mreet
t hem
,i u-im:
:itl'Ui
ui O. lober :i i.
A colirev'-iiMl wliieli deleeic, --;iy
liny obliiilicd from one of (lie Mien
under airet -cl li'iih tb,;l the -la-
Un:i iit .
iMlii direct and I'.roaduay wa-.
been blow u up tmlay and the
al eily hall later.
A. Militia, a feliner -ibva
Il.-IM-I
Hi loll
uunnl.
I'll. 'Ill ll'l
end T!l"Mia- .1. Metiiiile, il
ill- of Cabiuell, N. .1., vi-itcd
vc-ti-i'day an. I pnrelia-ed t!ic
v tit ha e be. -n ii-t'd in (n-
Ki'iiv il
laV eplo-ioli, aeettidinu to 1 be po
.', atal M nl li a ami -la trie- .1. I Irl -liii.v.
a In rmcr cloaled railway
:u.utl, it ellei'ed. pin lia-e.l the
lommite in K'ini ..u Ut i.ib.-r Jo.
Mania. Metiuiie and lleiiihv are
imlcr n rre-1 , to-jcl her wii b !t'i - c
IViilnk. ii tnnni'l- rli'l .1 ( I'll
I. II' li'l Klllh'. :l li'l'llli'l'
liinl:
-iilnvn
Jiuilil. miiiI lli'lijiiMiiii I In; ri-iin.
MM'I' l'll' iltl'il Ullill'i).
All ol' tin-si' iii, -ii. ,-i'i'.l M.
llli- ji'ilii i- -t, ;' IIH'llilli'l'-. ut
' in t li.t-iil i.f I'll' . .-;i lull in:' l .1
,!is-j
'";'t:-'ii nl' Stni'l .mi! ri.'itM- I;.'
I '.in i
ni tin
r.iii.'i' i
h -iiiin.i -
itniu Tnli-
ill I'I llli'lMT
Illllli- I"
III, Ml til.-,'-t,
MO I, LI
i .'
I'.'i!
ii iilii'nM'l'i'il l!i;
i'ilo-ii'll- ri'llli'
till ilt.lt llllll'l .1'
!t must reach
you fresh it
moves off the
grocer's shelf
so rapidly.
Golden West Coffee
is "Just Right"
MEDFOTtl), OTJEfJOX. FRIDAY. NYAT.Mnr.TCJ
Al PAGE TONIGHT:
.Mi l.ii'il'U .1. Ainiiiii:
t'nllLetly -t;!lc' "Mil"'! IT! I
.f Ph..
i-Ilileltt
. tile
i-lilX.
Ol
l'itt
j -ehoo!- nt' Xullh ! ;ikid;
! ivoman in the I'niN 1 S
SlilU- In III-
f. mill mi in-tin-
irim-iiil
j !i et.-d tn ul)!ie i.t !
i j 1 1 r uf imtc, w ill Ik-
j -M'.ii:er at tile el.-inu W
riillv
i1 tne ejimiiaejii at t
liieater to-
i.-iL'i.t.. Dillerciil t'ri'Ui tin ordinary
e;imp;ii-ri undue, Mr-. A!mie',r niiike-
illl cleijiieiit iilce tu. it w in the
"I li
a in!i t i)i
Porter .1. 'Veil
Wil-or-'-. lolei-li
w ill -peak
im li' ic- ami
tlM.ri
K. K.
ki ily mil di-.eu t)u
tie incjiMirc.
Wil-un leM;i-
Mi--, lli I'.r.y;
Arit'i ii iii honor
ivui iU by .1. II. M
ii v. ill ji uir
I I'roidciil 'il-(.n.
I'liec iiiul um-ie liv
Kiv.l Alton ilaiht.
Wiilnen an- e-.pc
I'v invile!.
PRESIDENT'S LAST
LONG IIU.WCII, Nov. ;t. Presi
dent W ilson returned here tliiH Tore
noon from New York, where ho .spoke
yesterday. He made the trip from
New York to Atlantic highlands on
the naval yacht Mayflower and then
went to Khadow Kawn hy uutomubile.
.Mi'H. Wilson accompanied him.
The president will deliver his last,
speech of the campaign here tomor
row afternoon at a receptiou of "old
home day" before a gathering of
neiKhbors from New Jersey. In it he
is expected to huhi up the issues of
the campaign. On Tuesday the presi
dent will motor to Princeton, his for
mer home, to vote. Tuesday night he
will receive the returns at Shadow
1-awn.
WOMAN A
PHYSICALWRECKiNlirmiBakingCa
Tells In Following Letter How
She Was Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
MilwauVen, Vi'is. "Bpforo tnkins
Lydia E. i'inkham'a Vcp'-talilo Com- I
pound I was a phy- !
Steal wreck. I had j
bi-on Roing to a doc-
tor for several ycar3
but he did me no !
cood. A friend told :
me about I.ydiii E.
rinkham's Vepetn
blc Compound, fo I
deeided to pive it a
fair trial, and it.irnva
me relief from hear
ing down pains
which had been po bud that 1 would havo
to lie down. I also used tho Kanativo
Wash and it. has done me a prent ilea! of
pood, and I am not troubled with n weak
ness anv more." Mrs. P. L. Emu,,
VJM ltoolh Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
The most successful remedy for wo
man's ills is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vepe-
talilo Compound. ' It has stood the test I
for forty years, which would be impos-
siblc if it did not hBvo genuine, merit.
For fifirrinl ntlvirc, frco, vrito
In I.yili.i l:. I'inUliiuii ,lcili-ino
o. (rniiliileiitlal) l.yiin, Mass.
Yinir letter will bo opened, read
anil imswcroil liy a woniiiii, und
belli In Htrict COUliiloncc
- v;i' ''t ;,
WE ARE ELECTED
AS THE POPULAR LOW-PRICED MAR
KET OF MEDFORD
FOR SATURDAY
Loin Steak, lb 18c
Spare Ribs, lb 7c
Backbones, lb 5c
Hcme-Macie Sausage, 2 lbs 25c
us. Wi' liavt- iilt-.-ist-il
INDEPENDENT MARKET
C S. Central.
Tiir nnnn i ii iixnn
him, v mi httvr i;,.,, i. a-m !...."
Meillul
lnolhail ;
I'leelii'll I
'.-liililln'l'll:
liiini'i-- in tln-
vvilh (Iiiiiii- I
ii vt- jMiimri-iitly
i;i,-!ilrv inn!
rulllllli:
';i-- oh
( . i-ii tu.
-lar ol tlie -li.-i.n lor Meillor.l, are
nit ot the -.-.ilin- t!il-o:iah ill jillii -. ue-i-e--italin
a relnriMatinn of lite or-
i -aiiiatloli. Mililull will n- nrawti
, Mil tin- line t" replace llenlty in
tin- haelcliei.l. Yoiiiil- i!l he liifte.l
from end In tin iio-ilin!i vacated hy
heaits'conn, i ,,. Imeklielil. niiile Strin-J-!l'e!loiv
vill replace Ymni'-- at end.
lleiort ti'oiit til. Hit- Pa indi
te that the (Iraiiite City team i-
lor-jm;
Miller.
.:otten
IHtttllU
iihi-nil in niiiiili'l'tnl rahi"tt.
thi'ir ii.-iv ruiH'll. Iii. :tt hist
hi- tiii'ii unili'i' liiitnl iiiul i
I In in thi'on.jh n vi-ry 1'Hii'ii'tll
"onr-i- of I riiiniiiL'.
Kliiliinlli l-'iill-' lii'l'i'lll nl till- hali'l
of finilit- l:i-- iii.lii'iili-- siiiiii-tliiii'j
of tl I'llli' of tin- Intli-r oriiiihizii-
lion.
A lllllnll'.'!' oi I hi- int'iuln'l- ol' thr
t .-ii in iiikI t'oi i'li Kliiin will w it n- !
tin' I 'niv." -il v of ( In-.'. .11-l'nn i-l'ii i
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS;
Bu Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
If your :.I;in is yellow complexion
pallid tongue c;:tcd -appetite pmr
yuii have a bad tustc in your mouth a
lazy, no-rood tcclin;; yuil should take
Olive Tablets.
Dr. Kd wards' Olive Tablets a sub
slitute tor calomel were prepared by
Dr. Kdv. anU a t ier 17 years of study
v.iili his patients.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable- cumpound mixed with
ulivc oil. Vuu will know them by their
olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, hrisht eyes,
no pimple, a lectin of buoyancy like
childhood d.us yon must yet at the cause.
Dr. I'd war d.s' Olive Tablets act on the
liver and hrwcls like calomel yet have
no dauc.crotis after effects.
They start the hile and overcome con
stipation. Thai's why millions of boxes
arc sob! annually at 10c and 25c per
box. All drui:i;ists. Take one or two
nightly and note the pleasing results.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Lemon Pic only, each 15c
Cream Puffs, fillctl with whipped
Cream, rioz 40c
Layers (Bultr Creams), each 40c
Layers, plain, each 30c
French Pastries, thz 50c
Gold Cakes, each 35c
Coffee Cakes, nia'Jc with butter, i
cacl. I0cj
Ancjel Cakes, carh
Chocolate Squares, each
20c
15c
YoU I'llU lO'liT l l
I'll! Olll
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South Front Street
others iiiul
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Phone 27
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Is iust as vague a locality as is "somewhere
in vour system" when blood diseases attack
in your . ,h(! blood tltcre Is lurklna
the 'insidious poisons that promote such diseases
as Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, ScroWa, Ma-
lrU. nd mb.rr..i.. .kin .rupllon.. Thr .r.
una, b . .,,n,-r atuhborn and decs
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SS.S. enjoy th personal
l?viVnlt h: rid you
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AND SUIN trouble, that may have lllicted you.
Wriu Medkal Advisory Department for treo advko.
Adrift TtlE JW1FT 3C1FIC M..
NOTICE
Wc carry
The
Krcments &jCo.
Ilk
(.-I H at
liedil.v's
I I K anil I'lalinuin Hi"' l'is- Hl'ooi lies, Cuff Links, lli'illlty Pins
in (iii-eii and Iteil (odd. Ki i iii'.'tits &- ( oiniaiiy iiiu the larsesl mak
ers of Fine Jewelry ill the World.
(
MARTIN J. REDDY
j
l; 1! I a l-Iast 'lain
Street.
Visitors Always Welcome.
HSBBARD'S GROCERY
1 1 1 West Main Phone 143
CHEAPEST STORE IN MEDFORD
Fancy Cal. Sweet Potatoes. 7 lbs. for 25c
Guaranteed Creamery Butter, per Hi.. 35c
Good House Broom for - - 15c
Pure Cane Sugar. II lbs . $1 00
3 cans Campbell Sotit . l - , ot
3 cans Holly or Aster Milk - 25c
Carnation Milk, can 9c
25c can K. C. Baking Powder . . . 20c
Royal Baking Powrlcr. I -lb. can . . 43c
I lb. D. W. Baking Powder . 17c
None-Such Mince Meat, pky. 10c
Seeder! Raisins, pkg. 12c
Cal. Soft Shell Walnuts, lb 23c
Arm & Hammer Soda, pkt) 6c
Guaranteed Flour, per sack $1.80 and $1.85
Crown Flour, satk - $2.10
C-i c3. smrll can 30c
Crisco, medium car. 60c
Crisco. large can $1.20
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY:
Best Grade Bulk PEANUT BUTTER, 10 CENTS POUND
I'.'. il'u -.llH'tlliii'j t,. n! it in. ii -. .In tint I'llriii-'n iinylllilu; nl. litis
I'ti.-e. Four deliveries daily anywhere in city.
JOE HIBBARD, Prop.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
bTAR
STARTS TODAY
An Original Drama
Clever Comedy
THe ILiitle
Sclioolma'am
KEYSTONE
Mark Swain in
Madcap Ambrose,
a sure fire lautjh-
getter.
ii iiiii, which is uuw iiiuKt the lutti
nl 1 1 i'iiitii ri'u it. un I'.x-uri'oH
nil
tlie liuzdfk type of footbi
In ttiQ eotuinj
Kmi irt I'.iincnc'
i'lea will he
nmc-ii a to the l.
of 1'oiMii.i:; tliut uf p.
endor. - m.nt of thou.and.
of th fint of BLOOD
175 Swift , Wanta, Bi,
.et it at
ltcddj'ii
House of (Quality
Correct Time Phone 10.
MEDFORD'S COZY
Photoplny Theater
Adults 15c. Children 5c
and the Clever
TRIANGLE
KIDDIES
A story Intensely 'bmmin and sympa
thetic presenting in a manner typi
cal of tlie best Griffith productions.
Coming Sunday:
DONALD BRIAN
in a Fun Film,
"THE SMUGGLERS"
Joi
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