PAGE TWO
TOCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL!
Caiiiain M-Ciioi.l of KimU- l'ofnt
was a Mtlftrl viiior 'Uiurliiv at' r
noon. Japanese Cii'Jo Store. 3 0 North
Central avenu 1 ulf block from wain.
Toys aol OrinUl novelties. Tea
room open afternoon.
Dr. and .Mrs. V. . Molt ami Mrs.
T K. Holm of K;t I'oiut wre in
Mod ford TS"r.-M;.
If you want to your friends
a fine lox of Sritzenlurtf apj'les, we
have them ar tiie Co-Oi-oratlve Kniii
Aafcociution. Aho fouK Rood culhs for
home use.
V. CWtm-nis v.;i a Medford
visitor from Ka'-'U Point Thursday
afternoon.
It Ik worth any on'' time to po
over to IMeuf'H (Irfcnho'iye now and
bco his beautiful disjday.
(i. I). t'rowniilltT, who ha Rttjer
lu tended the iti'tuiiulioii of eleetrlrul
eojiaratus at t ii- Cold llili ri; men t
plant, having roini'N ud his work
there, left Kii-lay morning for Ks-M-ick,
Cal., w hi i t- he will be in charge
of the elp'trir;tl depart men t of tlie
iron .Mountain Copju-r Co., a plant
uk'hr 1 .7 ho iiorsf power.
Mrs. Ieach, Corsets mado-to-order.
Ahdo-Sypport Corset, also belts. 326
'North Bartlett, Phone G83-J.
A train load of lumber from Wil
lamette valley mills paed soutli
v ard through Medford today.
The HunKalow Store, corner Hiver-
side and Jacktson. Phone 4s."i-. Free
delivery. J. V. Jur-oM & Son s. 2iC
.Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Kell(t have
hioved to Medford from the mouth
of Sfiignot creek, where they have
been camped.
Pierce, the KlorlM, has ome extra
nice table ferns for the dining room
table.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. MueMiirray of
(Iranls Pass stent Thursday in Med
ford. Ilooth lfi public market baby lnW
milk and grain fed veal, home made
HiusaKo and poultry. 2r
Mr. and Mrs, William Cray ate
spend I nil a few days in Crams Pass
visiting friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
P. & II. nidg.
!. N. Hirklund of this city spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Grants
Pass on business.
Gates sells Ford carst $200 down
and $25 a month.
C, W. Craig was a business visitor
In Grants Pass the flint of the week.
Pierce, the Florist, certainly has a
fine line of ferns. His greenhouses
aro at loo.". Kast Main.
A. M. MrKee of liuni om was at
tending to business matters and visit
ing relative in the city Friday.
"The Valley of the Rogue," words
and music 15c. 209
Homer Stevenson of Runcorn spent
Friday in the city t raimii'tiim busi
ness. Rathi 25e. Hotel Holland.
Mrs. F. Carnahau arrived In
Medford from the Mine I,elc dis
trict Thursday evening for a short
visit.
Dr. T. fj. Heine, practice limited to
eye. enr, no?o. throat; glasses fitted.
228 Kast Main, Phone 303.
H. N. Parker and R. T. Murkehiil
tei of Grants Ppss spent Thursday
e.ening and Fridav In t!i illy on
business.
Dance at the Nat Saturday night.
Gentlemen 2,", cents. Ladies free.
W. A. Webster was a business
(itor in the city Friday from Coker
Dutle.
Bakery goods at De Voe's.
Saturday. November j:,. the Med
ford Klks wilt put on their minstrel
show at Weed. Cal. At least .Urn Klks
trom the various valley towns are
expected (o make the i rip. About
!0H will uo from Medford and the
Ashland lode will attend In a body.
Dancing fiotn : to - at tlie Nat
Saturday night for if.V
. Cecil Hpiwii U sjuMidini; 111.- week
n i'orttaiut on a romMtn'tl business
and pleasure trip.
See the stork labels r.nrrled by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are in
a hurry.
' T. C, SoaiiKbT of l"jijer Rogue
River (tj.ent Friday in the i it y attend
ing to buineis matters.
Por the best Insurance see Holmes
he Insurance Man.
Glen Ten-ill has moved from
D'OwmVno to T.ib-nt where lie will
rel-U with Mk gruuduutther durinc
th" . inter and attend the Talent
school.
Drtigless treatment" for all diseases
scientifically administered. Drs.
Hedges, 2,:r. K. Main st.
C. .1. Hub rts of F.igle Point Is a
Medford v'sitor fr a lew das.
Good mnsii at tlie ;it rwrv Satur
day night. Dam-ing i to U tot ;;.c.
C. P. Dryan of o( burs; is unione
the jim or town basinets v!iUis in
he city.
"National Guard"- Dfiitle Crv of
Peace. Words and Mu-i. 1 '.
.Mrs, De.-;sie Clar!, nf Di!;is, On',,
Is spend in?: few d. . in in. n
visiting friend.-:.
I.ee. la v en port of Portland ?-wnt
T(HTmJ;iv and Fridav in the city at-
.ndiriK to iiiisiiies maitein. j
Three intial special Xmas Kmhoss-J
ed stationery at the Medford Print-1
Ins" Co. Order early. Price are at-j
tractive
GraH ).. Rhonr Is a Mi-d'o'lj
'.'. tor (or a f- w dhy from Porilue I.
HJghest price raid for strictly
fre-h ranch eg's. Cafe Holland. ;
A. C. f'h-ii.ej.! and I. R. Smith tfre
in amoiii: i.ae Poj tli.nd tneji s;ie,n;-'
li". few da.'r. hi thfc city attend'.iig '.
,o 1 usine.-s matt rs. j
Dr. Klrchsessner will be at Hotel;
Nash evpry Wednesday. Hours for '
constipation. 1 0 to 3 ,
J. V. MCart!iv of rhiston in amvn
the out ol town visitors in ti;e citv,
Get your Engraved Xmas carda i
now. Medford Printing Co. !s show-!
ng a beautiful line.
Charles YVIXon of Montapu'- (- j
r:.ndi!tg the d; y in the ei;v visiting :
I r tends and attending to biifdne.-s i
matters. I
Bicycles! Motorcycle?! Parts and
Sundries. Kxpert repairing. Work
guaranteed. H. and X. Shop, Sparta!
Mdg.. new managment. 'j
G. I.oomis is a business visitor In ,
tlie city froin J'orthmd. j
Typewriter paper ot all klnda at
Medford Printing Co.
Hurley I taker arrived in the cilv
Thursday evening frotti San Francisco
for a brief business visit.
Rig "c milk shakes at De Voe's.
H. C. Harmon of Portland trans
acted business wiib local nn-n hants
Friday.
No cltarpe for special embossing
dies with the Xmas fancy stationery
sold by the Medford Printing Co. All
special order and Is not carried In
stock.
George Steele and A. A. Hale are
business visitors in the city from
Portland.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20e for 1 00.
Thomas De Cna. Mfss I. De Fna
and companion, of Salem, are spend
ing today in tlie city.
Gasoline and oil at De Voe's.
Harry I). Mill of Hutte Falls spent
Thursday afternoon and Friday in
the city.
Personal engraved Xmas cards and
mboFsed Xmas stationery at the Med
ford Printing Co.
W. G. Lewis of Grants Pass was a
business visitor in the city Thursday
and Friday.
Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe's.
Frank K. George of the Blue Ledge
spent Thursday and Friday in the
city. Thursdav night being initiated
into the local Klk Lodge. Mr. George
is a brother of Mrs. F. W. Carnahan,
who is also a .Medford visitor.
Sweet cider at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Parker are
spending a few days in the city on a
combined business and pleasure trip, j
Rotten cow manure. Hoover's dairy. !
Murk True of Ashland was a busi
ness visitor In the city Friday morning-
The Bungalow General Merchan
dise store on the corner of Blverside
and .lackson is now open for busl- j
ness. j
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Chandler of i
Ma in vi lie, Mont., are spending the !
!ay looking over Medford and the j
sniTonndinK section
V. .!. ilson oi (ottit.'.e flrove vmis
in the ci'v Thursday and Krldav at-;
tending to lnisiuess matters. !
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. (iiliord ot j
iiillsboro. Ore., are amoiii; llie out (
of town visitors x pending a few davs'
in tlie (dty. j
The 'aliforiiia-Orei;un Power Co.!
is ronstaullv cm iidini; iK iie.iir
lines. The eompnnv hav n.aiie ,t n'i'
tract wilh the Fruit Growers M . . ; . i ,
Co. at Hilt lo funiMi power ior tileirj
mills, faelorv. etc, I'repuratory to'
coiutriiiiliii; a line from lloinlirook J
to llllt. a survey Is I ;K nul,,, he-
iwe.-n these two towns. Slsl;lyo:i
y'cw s.
New shipment woiim-h' co.its. Spec
ial prices Sat urdav The May Co. j
Clrle .1 Tiioniaii of c.ranls Pass
pent Thiii'-ip'.v and Tr.d.iv In the;
l it v on )'iisines J
I.. K. Nichols, a merchant of Kaah
I 'oi tu was in Meilfnrd on la:no-s
Tbarsday altcrnoon. i
New shipment coats jmt arrived.
Copllhir prices. The May Co j
A missionary tea under O'e all.' !
pices ot the Won an Koreii:!i Miss-on- !
atv Miciet of the r-t M. K fbilrrh
will be bebi at the home of Mrs. !
I'. I'blpp.. North Kivet-ide ,rtt-
lirdav alternoon .11 'J 0. K.S llora I
lladili-n. a i. liiriicd missionary from j
MeH o. will bo tu. Km.S 0 t lo after-
noon and will entertain tie ladies
with a tali, on her worl, In Meku.
Ml members and their In. mis are 1
im tied to be present. The executive
boaid of the society ij! he the hos-
TOO LAJEJT0 CLASSIFY
I'UP! KKNT KiiriHTl7a"7.nii'"i7rT,r
ki,;ii:i- I'dii 11 , I'.iil t,, 1
Siniili C-nliiil. ',"T
KOK SI.K nr ln.lr S.-;VnTior
m 11 v iwi,l ,m ;, 1 1 .;,,, ,
Ml I.
LOST On 'Id -i r-.in ' nn t ., tl, siii'.-t
Itr ' Vnt ' ;;l live, !run 11 !..., 1
I 'lP'l"! ; I. ., Ii .mi, . .: . I ii-i. ;,.p
MEDFORD MATT; TlflllUXK.
Mr. atid Mrs. James Colby of Se-'
iittle are recent arrivals in the city.
Fresh c;ioro!aies at De Voes.
An annex it L-iiu built to the Pre.- - -i-terian
buit h. The annex is neees-:
itatf-d b. a lare increase in Sunday
r iioo! attendance.
.lust cer ei ed .-.ii!pii:-i:t women's !
coats Sat 'irlay s(i-'i::l. The Ma) Co.
L. D. Corned ol Gram Pas is
spending a few d.-: in the city vi-jt-!
Sag friends and attending to business!
matters. : ;
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwi-rd Snort were
in the rjty from the Williams Creek
rlistriet TJiurs lay.
Harry C'erm is a r'-c-ent arrival in
the tlty from Cre-i-eni Citv. Cal. He
expects to remain in the h inity dur-.
tng the winter.
Wool:e Coats, newest moi'els. Sal--urday.
The May Co,
K. P. Fox, a goat raiser of tlie
Fools Creel; district is spending a f-w
days in Medford on business.
John lK-miner. a former Medford
resident, is now located in Stockton.
Cal. ' ;
New arrivals. Wooltex Coals, open
Saturday. The May Co.
Mr. and .Mrs. L. Hansen expect to '
leave In a few days for Los Angeles i
to spend the winter.
L. M. Benson has returned to the,
city from a business visit to port-'
land and other Northern points. j
Special lot women's coats Saturday.
The May Co. !
M i s s K t h el Henderson h a s re
turned to Medfoid. after spending the .
pa.-t two weeks with frinds in Giants !
Pass.
Mrs. Lyman Gaines left Thursday
evening for Spokane, where she will j
make her home. j
New assortment women's coats on :
sale Saturday. The May Co.
Jack Fisher, a former Me? ford
resident, now living in Portland, is!
spending a few days in the city visit
ing friends.
Joseph Brown a prospector of the
Steamboat district. Is spending a few
days in the city visiting friends.
Dr. J. F. Reddy and Mrs. Reddv
left today for Grants Pass.
"National Guard,' "Battle Cry of
Peace." Words and Music. 1 Tc. L'l'T
A box social will be given at the
Jackson street school Saturday even
ing. All ladies are requested to brine
a box with lunch for two.
George Andrews and H. Manning
will assist at a concert in Central
Point this evening.
Our Xmas cards are on d is) day.
Come in now, while yon have plenty
of v i mo to look them over. Medford
i!otik Store.
Mrs. Herbert Sowers b-ft Thursday
evening for her home in Albany, after
having been the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Lester Campbell of Medford.
''hihlrtn's Books in the window.
See them. Medford Book Store.
A ear of small Winter Xellis pears
wa sold yesterday in New York for
$2.20 per box. Few- Rogue Hfver val
'ev apples are being sold In the large
r.atem .Auction markets as yet.
:nglish intend to give
kaiser no respite
l.ONIiON, Nov. 17. Major (leneral
it. ,' .Maurice. hlef director of mill.
tare -.vie rations at tile war offlc. in
a:i itiiirviow with the Associa'e i
I'r-ss rie'-iy iiredicteil that the Brubh
unti.-' in the Ancre valley were only
the lor, 'runner of further equally im
portant advantages which will ' e
made on the western front durin;; I'o
v. " tor .iiont lis.
Real Mince Pie
TWICE AS GOOD AND HALF THE
COST OF BULK MINCE MEAT
ftnd Cooktea
12,
Urocers V per package
"Like Mother Used to Make"
None Such
Mincemeat
MF.RRELL-SOUT.E CO.. Sttoti N. Y.
C1- ." KfrrA'fA t
hTrHWlW Not Rub
Lasti
lines ai
Ur.f Otbcrt,
S.t Wcri.
Recip.1
on the
Y Fruit C.k.
f Pudd.nc.
Cf.t Can Today
MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. NTYEMRFRri101fi
Seveciil ye.,, ni, j, dimmer tnli
u.iiicf a i-. iiu.v itv.i;'.' roiiMil-
. ;'. by liit MdjrtrI 'ty ei.unej'
witii'd h:ve been a ha id !ilp on 'riv
ei a.iiomi't'iU . wli'-r.-a- tiday
tlie cleiit!lic Hiii-i rnet ii.M it" le.'l-e-em:lje
diner- to 'eoiiipiy with li:e
tridinaiice, yet Imvc a lietii r drivi;i
h-.'lit lb;-:i i- tc. l,e had T"in llie be-t
i;.h- T' -ta.i.h id lype.
Chief liit'-nii Wanier len-e
Will be permitted under the ordinary !
;iii'i iti-lcad ! biin a liard-iiip. i
i I v a benefit to miti(is?-.
BACK BY BROWN
P.!tWXVllJ.K. Tex.. X..v. 17
The ii'ivnnee bn-j:idc ot tlie v. hit.-"
nimy del'emiiiig the I uited Suile
I'i'miu in;i-i'ii by the "Ihowii" j-rmy
tf: linMirelteally ha- eio--ed into
fiiK cf.tnitrv rt'oiu Mexico, evneuated
today the city of San Hciiilo, nine
leeji inile.' lt'rih tt here.
i iui'jadc was threatened by D,
oun Lij.pt. aehing mci o the invading
i.i.vc under enmmand ot' Jiriadier
Genera! M. A. Alien. The "brownM
ettcitnamier believe that i!ie "white"
in i'j-mte, ciiuianded bv Coitund U. L.
Bnhard, will take po-tlpm -ix miles
!!ort:iwe-t of Snn Benito.
WASlH.Vtrnt.V. Nov. I?. Vance
C. Met ouniel:, (dinirman of the dem
"eiiitic uaiiuiKtl eommittee, and Ho
mer Ctiiii!ii!iig, vice-ehaii-fiiaii, eon
let red with l're-ident Wii-ou today
Jtid arranged to eMahii-h here per
m:'iient henilouarler l.ir tin dernu
ei'a i ie national eoniinil lee. V. R,
Il'-i!itcr. n.-i-tant M-eieiary. will he
in charge.
In mediaeval days when armed foes
lULi 111 Dciugeicut. uuu, viiiuiy w
tbereward of the best couirped, accoutred and
PROTECTED. WiOTECTlO.V against thcslints,
arrows and javelins of the enemy was th 3 cleciumg
el. f".eHxtwecn v'e'ry oixl JHt-t- T'ie chief clement that d-.'Cidc
birtwceai!'JoJi.utvJl.cj;.!i.iJl'hij''T!.-riO.NA...ilNoT DIS..ASU
Wc are all prone tolir.imweor L'' treorc of o-jr liralh.
and all toooflcnovc-.'ti-ri the l-jr.ca. of tzr :c aa'nrf l:.e.ve,
and find ourselves -'ily 'chc.-l..;' ira" Mai f-cini!a "srs.ll oi sie--ntss"
thAt prorKrrreiVircii'essia i 1. -"C cnLe'y : event f.t. S l!A V
IS I'RKI'Altl llM s? It is tj. i. b. the C::K.T KATIONAt.
Ill.OOD PI KU-lr.K. hjt bth.ls the new iianc, "fios :d ruilil
le. the H00J. if .cu are arnicll P'it on ii,e P. S. S. aimer Hie
"miRhtyshieliUmlbuckJer" iiualnst Uisease. Write at once fer free
books on t!M)OI AM) SKIN lllSK.-VitS: or write to cur MEDI
CAL AUWSCKY DEi'AUTME.M foi free advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY
i&5 Swift tiuiUinC At'anta. Ox
AMUSEMENTS
LiiMiumMimi MiuiBMiiiMiiimiiMniiMii 1 11 1 inmrT,j " "
PLAYING tonight!
B ma Bin TfiMnrtpntv mat nNi v I
A Lover That All the World Loves
Douglas Fairbanks
in that big drama of
the big outdoors
The
It breathes the spirit of the Carquinez
Woods of the wild chivalry
of the early California camp.
A 30-Minute Laugh-Guaranteed
The Keystone "A la Cabaret."
It's just full of laugh-provoking
pep and go- It alone is
worth the admission price.
PAGE
TOMORROW
NIGHT.
'HOBSON'S
CHOICE"
SOUTHERN 0RG0N S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
BREAKS OF LOCK i
DECIDE SATURDAYS
AME. ASHL
"The team that gets the breaks of
ji-k will win," said Ouo Klum, coach
of the Medford high school team this
morning, commenting on the game to
be played with Ashland Saturday.
wM ii will decide the championship
cf Southern Oregon. "Luck will be
the big factor in as much as the teams
are very evenly matched. Ashland
has an Immense advantage, in playinz
cn their home ground. The field i
slanting and handling the ball on the
, uneven ground w ill prove a puzzle to
j the Medford boys."
I Th officials have been selected
for tlie game. MeClung, assistant
coach at O. A. C, who came north
with Coach Pipal of that school. wi!l
be referee. Seoley Hall will he um-
J pire and Dr. Lance Briscoe will act as
' head linesman.
Medford's backfield will be re-ar-
j ranged for the game with one new
i surprise in the makeup of the team
to be sprung.
A record-breaking crowd is antici
pated and all indications point to
, ward the greatest game of the history
iof the game in this section. On the
jdope the Medford team has a slight
'advantage, but the Ashlanders are
: not conceding any advantage and are
) sending in a team which has not yet
this season had an opportunity to
, display its full strength and is more
i or less of an unknow n quantity. From
'nn unbiased viewpoint the game looks
I like a tie, and a total score of in ore
j than 15 points would come as a sur
prise. Captain Cunningham may not
; he able to play with Ashland, his
; neck is still giving him trouble from
j the smash received in the second
game of. tlie season. Brower is back
i in the game and will probably start
at end or in the backfield. Ashland
j has an exceptionally well balanced
, team with defensive possibilities
1 which are most encouraging. Whether
AMUSEMENTS
I A'-
111,1 ! ..!.-. .n- flin
Salniiliiv nielli. I
SUNDAY
NIGHT.
"LIFE'S
SHADOWS"
& ,a ra t
the fight and power Is there remains
to be seen.
The game will be called at the
Ashland high school athletic f.eld at
i : r.u.
i
MM
irmmun
ENDS OR. F
lir. I'.. II. l-'ivn.-li, .-in i.M in-i!;iiiit
:t::'-t' of' .l;i-K'n ILtniii'ii, l.inii'-r nt-i
I'Tni y v. i,.t;vI "I' I In- I'niinl Suite-
lu jt-f iit-njr !' Ohi.i. 'ia rt'-!
'fivc.l ;i Irtirr Jri.m t hi' ii-ltcr. v.nr- ;
u-ii fi-.-ii:n t:iy. in tthi'-li ir.
iiiitn vjM'iiU- h'i'-;;! tfit- f!tM-i'ii ;i- !itl-
low.. :
"Nnli.Miy imii li ll !iiit l!u- ri-nli ,
will In ti ihty. I.ut I ;uu ri'fi;iin vmi
will never Tvjl t u 1 rtii-it!ir :
aiii..tii- i ; mi y.Mir p ill in !
-1 it Ti . Ii riir t til' 1'lv-iiK-nl. v,n Ikis
ieil u- -;-.!V!y lliiiiiili ill :i:ih- wlmi
iH'I'il V.'il' litl 111'HHlll U. 1 llUjM- tllilt
vni iin- 1m'.v and iu-i-i till in ytiut.
..i-w :iiil iliuint li-iiiie." i
I. K. MiConilie lift (or his home
in Taroma. Wash.. Thtirsilay tMi-uini;.
afii-r sfinlin a wih-k in Mi'tlfori!
i:!i II. II. McC'arty.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That is 4he joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. KdwanU product d Olive 'lah
leis. the substitute for citome!.
Dr. Kd-.vnrd?. a practinn .phy.'icinn
for 1" years ;m calomel's ol!-i.me en
emy, discovered the formula :or Olive
Tahlets while treating pa'.ien'.s for
chronic con ti pat ion and torpid livers.
Dr. KdMarus' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, hut a. heal in?, Sfoth
insf vtffttiihle laxative.
No yripinjr is the "V-icynotL" of these
little suyar-coateil. olive-colored tablets.
Tliey cau?e the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force tfieru to
unnatural action.
If you have a "dark brown mouth"
now and then a bad breath a dull,
tired f eeling sick headache torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll find
quick, ure and only pleasant results
from one or two liile Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
niht just to keep riht. Try them.
10c and 25c per box. All druegtsts.
PAGE
Special Return Engagement
Wednesday XT 9 n a Mats 2:15
Thursday llUV. ZrZr-Z3 Nights8:15
ELLIOTT &. SHERMAN PRESENT
D. W. Griffith's Gigantic Spectacle
18.030
PEOPLE
COST
$5C0.OCO
FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
PRICES
EVE. Lower Floor, first 14 MATINEES Balcony, 25c;
rows, 75c: last 4 rows, Sl.OQ. Lower Floor, 50c. Not reserved.
Balcony, first 8 rows. 50c; bai- M-iU oniws xw st Knio
ance 6 rows, 25c. Mominjr.
It Just Happens that
BRIGGS & ELMORE
ASHLAND
have just received the very latest in
LADIES' FOOTWEAR
White Top Kid Vamp 9 -inch
straight lace, price . . . $6.50
Havana Brown Kid, 9-inch
lace, price . ... . . $6.00
Also latest styles in black
lace shoes at . . $S.00$6.00
lOCENT'CASCARETS"
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lltn'istay "mlit"l. Headachy,
IHliuiis, With IUV!iU lum or
StnuiiM'h Sour.
No odds how bud your liver, ft)'3f
ach or bowels: ho' uiuoh your head
allies, how miserable and uncomforl
abl you arc from a iold. constipa
tion, indigestion, biliousness and
sluL-sith bowels you always gel re
lief with Catiareta.
lion't let your stomach, liver anil
bowels uiiike you miserable. Take
CaEiarets tonicht; put an end to the
heailaehe, biliousness, dizziness, ner
vousness, sick, sour, sassy stomach,
bad cold, offensive breath and all
other distress; cleanse your Inside or.
:aiis of all the bile, nases and eonsii
liated matter which Is producing tbo
misery.
A 10-cent box means health, happi
ness and a clear head for months. All
dnicgists sell Cascarets. Don't for
get the children their little insides
need a gentle cleansing, too. Adv.
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Soutliern Oregon's
f.'reatestt place of
AinuBement.
SAT. NIGHT "JST-
Xlessre. Shubert present a
Wlnilc of u I-mn-'h Hit
HOBSON'S
CHOICE
(Not a Motion Picture)
A sle of laughter from rise to
fall of curtain. Original Kng
lish cast.
Seats Now Selling
Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
Southern Oregon's Greatest
Place of Amusement
3000
HORSES
8 MONTHS
TO MAKE