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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAID TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO OX. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1916 J 'AGE SEVEN" Li Fi OT.F.N KLIiKN', Cal., Xov. 23. tin body of Jack London, i'nmous aliforuiu author, who died here lust Ucht, will be cremated in Ouklitnd ouiorrow nt noon. Only near rela tives wiu oe present ni me services n accordiuioe .with Iou(1oh'k express wishes that bis funeral be private. . The remains, accompanied bv his widow, Mrs. I'hnrhiiou London, a sis- tor, Mrs, Elian Sheppmd, and Lon don's- scornttiiy, J .Hyrne, will leave (lien Ellen Vnrly tomorrow uiorninjr. At Onklnnd the funeral cortege will be joined by his two young: dnuph- ers, Bessie nnd Joan London, nod their mother, from whom the author was divoreed ten years a-o. Death Unexpected. That the famous, writer's . death as an unexpected blow to bis widow and physicians was admitted today the secretary, who said that he Jul seen Mr. London yesterday af ternoon and that he seemed "cheer ful and confident of recovery." London complained of indigestion when he went to bed Tuesday niuht, but during; lifc last conscious hours he sat propped up in bed writing his daily quota of words, a task he had long; nf?o set himself for life. Lute last night the physicians who attended him Issued the following statement: Mod Very Suddenly. "Ot C:.10 p. m., November 21, 1010. Mr. Jack Loudon partook of his din ner, lie was takon during the night with what was supposed to be an acute attack of indigestion. This, however, proved to be a gastrointes tinal type of uremia. He rapidly on- MK'ovembcr 22, lfllO." The news of London's death was broken last night to his first wife, who lives in Oakland. She declared that the news staggered her that he had so much before him. Besides his widow, the Ohnrmion of his books, he is survived by two daughters by his first wife, Joan nnd Hess; a sis ter, Mrs. Eliza Sheppard, and his mother. -London's orono.rties, including the Olen Ellen ranch, are almost entirely free, from debt. ' During the past year hcopaid .off more than . $20,000 in mortgages; : One small mortgage re mains. ' , Mrs. Flora London,' mother of Jock London, is seriously ill at her home in Oakland,- Cal,, and has not yet been told of her son's death. Messages of condolence reached the widow today from friends, admir ers, noted writers and iutimnfis f from all sections ot the country. Htory of Hit) Ltfo. ; Jack London wbb born in San Fran cisco, Cal., January 12, 1876. Ileen tered the University of California but dirt not complete his course. He left college to go to the Klondike during the famous gold rush. He went to Bea 'beforo the mast in' 1892 and followed this next year with a trip which Included a visit to Japan and a, seal bunting cruise In the Ber ing sea. In 1894 he tramped through the United States for the purpose of making a first nhnd study ot social and economic problems, which he used, with his other experiences In his prolific writings. In 1906 London built a 65-foot yacht, the Snark, and in 1907-09 tie cruised the South seas In it. iHis life was stressful and many of his books, particularly "John Barley corn" were .popularly accepted autobiographical experiences. He was r4 an Indefatigable writer. Early In his 1 career he set himself the task of writ ing a certain amount every day and II he lived un to tho undertaking to the 'I ,... torn. I.ondon was deeply Interested In socialism and latterly dovoted him self to farming as a hobby, he testi fied In court a few days ago, to which he devoted all the earnings from his pen. Ho made a deep study of agri cultural problems and recently quali fied as an expert on irrigation. He married Bessie Maddern of Oakland, Cal., April 7f 1900 and No vember 19, 1905 married Charmiau Klltridge of Berkeley. Cal. London cainc into literary promin ence In 1903 when he published The Call of the Wild. This was followed the next year by the Sea "Wolf. Ho was the author of at least forty fcooks, several plays and Innumerable short stories. Attention IHshernim! Important meeting of all fisher men, business men, farmers, and all others interested In fishing in Rogue Klver and its tributaries. We want the opinions of everyone. Place, base ment of library. Time, Friday, No vember qith, at 7:30 p. m. W. F. ISAACS, President r.ogue Ttlver Fish Pro tective Association. 211 ED OF Charged wilh assault witi, ,i,,- girous weapon, two knights of the ru.iu, i.ewis Levine and George Ilotts. were lodged in the .juil at Jackson ville last night by Fred ltichnidson. deputy sheriff, of Ilornbrook. Sunday night Carroll, a hrakemnn on n southbound freight, discovered tho two men when the tvnin un few miles south of Ktoinm.ni, on the biskiyous, He ordered them off and the men drew guns. When he kept adviini iu'r one of Ibem iirorl Hi let striking Carroll's clothing near his waist, searing the flesh of his abdo men. The men droped off the train, and Carroll, reachino- IlnrnhrnnL- r;i.,.i complaint. The dnrmtv charity !- a ear and met the men at Hilt, where uiev were arrested. At llombrook. Levine lYvld,, nn nt (empt to escape, breaking from his capior. nowever, lie tell in a ditch and was caught again. Levine is about 35 vears of ne nn.l Ilotts 28. A preliminary hearing of the case will be held before Justice Taylor Friday morning. 'S MARKETS Portland Livestock POliTI.ANl), Or., Nov. 2:1. Hogs higher; receipts 7H7. I'rime light, $9.f0(u:9.(i.'i; prime strong weights, .$9.7f(ri'il.8f; good I o prime mixed, .t.4Ufa .11.00; rough heavy packing. $8.r.0(a9.1O; pigs and skips, ijiS.'.iSfi' 8.75; stock hogs, $7(fil8. Cattle stendy; receipts 103. Steers, prime light, $(i.75(o).l 0 ; prime heavy, $7(i7.30; good, $6.-lft(u6.75; cows, choice, $.r)..')0(ns5.75; medium to good, $5.25(ff 5.50; ordinary to .fair, .H"0Tn)5; heifers, $56 ; bulls, $2.75 5; calves, $5(5; 7. sheep, steady; receipts 122. Choice lambs, $8.75((i;9.25 ; common lambs, fbY?7.r0; choice yearling wethers, f i. 50(3 .75; good yearlings, $7.5001' 7.65; choice light ewes, 5.50(?(J; heavy ewes, $5(S5.o0. Portland Butter PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 23. Butter firm. - ' - Chicano Wheat CIIICACIO, Nov. 23. Wheal : Open. Close. December $1.84 $.1.8I1:4 May ; 1.89 1.87 Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 23. Wheat unsettled; no trading. SHt bids ir regular, unchanged to 1c lower to 3c up. Itluestcm, $1.(11 ; Foilyfold, $1.55; club, $1.55; lied Itussian, $1.51. Barley lower. No. 1 feed. $39.25 bid. 'Today's car receipts: -Wheat (1, flour 2, oats 3, hay 9. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Stt. ' Circuit. O. C. McAllister vs. O. 1.. Young et al., to recover money. Joseph M. Keiby vs. Ida Bell Kerby, divorce. Elsie Kennies Christensen vs. A. W. Hubbs't al., writ of attachment. J. W. W'alch vs. William Handles estate et al., application to foreclose lax lien. Med ford National Bank vs. Frank S. Isaacs el al., writ of attachment, summons. Bertha Mae Emerick vs. Melton J. Enieriek, summons. II. II. Mniklmm vs. Siclhna S. Os ter et al., summons. 1'rolmte. Estate of O. 11. Lnwlcr, order re voking letters of administration. Martha M. Johnston guardianship. oath of auardiau. Estate of Mary J. Smith, admitted lo pprfmte. Kstatc Traufers. Ralph D. Bullock to Elmer E. Thcno. laud in Fnirvietv Add., Med ford n,200 Carrie Higgs ct al to Emma Archibald et vir, lot 2 of Mi. kclson's Add.. Ashland- 10 W. II. Singler, sheriff to Louis Hill v el ux, land in sec. 1S- 3H-1W 1.911 Mary M. Linville et n I to Mary F. (Inge. land in sees. 5 and fi.35.lW. ... 1" W. A. Patrick el al. lo I!. J. Edwards el ux, land in block o- Chiiwood Tract. Ashland 10 (1. T. Salshurv ct in lo N'. A. It.kncr. land in A -bland ... l.H"" W. H. Siiijrli-r, sheriff, to W. II. Bullock, lot 2, Jucksuu Subdivision 1,429 10 1,800 10 0. C. McAllister et al to Mary F. Gage, land in Ashland G. T, Salsbury et ux to X. A. Buckner, lots in Myer Add., Ashland Hydraulic Mining Co. to J. M. Cionemillcr, land in sees. 27. 28 and 34-37-3W' Earl L. Mine.ir to Lilly B. Min- ear, 320 acres in twp. 37- 2W . Edith M. Antle et vir to Pn cilic Slates Electric Co., lot 5, block 1, Imperial Add., Med ford 300 100 10 10 T. T. Shaw to A. J. Johnston ct ux, land in blk. 3, Fruit dale Add F. G. McWilliams et ux to J. J. Murphy, land in A-hlnnd M. L. Alforil et ux to Edith M. Antle, lot 5, block 1, Imper ial Add., Medford Emma Archibald, executrix, V. O. N. Smith executor, of George W. Stephenson, to Elmer D. Stephenson nnd Emma Archibald, land in Ashland 723 Jack Houston has been hauling grain from Sam's Valley this week. A surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Conover last Saturday. Many friends from both sides of the river were present. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hannah were on n shopping tour in Medford last week. Miss Mimn Hannah is taking music lessons of Mrs. M. Heed, who recent ly located hero, and is staying with Mrs. M. Gage- at present. She is highly recommended as n very com petent teacher of music. Mill lloushcn has been in the vnlluy on business.' Dr. Kirchgessner mnde profes sional trips to Sam's Valley and Eagle Point last week. A successful entertainment and box social was held nt the C-cntrnI school last Saturday. G. Fry and family moved to the Central school district Inst week where they send their daughter to school. Mrs. Gage B. Johnston motored from Ashland to their Rogue river ranch recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houston drove lo Medford .1 few davs ago. Steve Smith made a shopping trip to Medlord. Mr. lkcr and family moved into the Etl Foster house recently, whero they expect to stay for the winter. Miss Mima Hannah is visiling her sister, Mrs. T. Daily, at tho Hillcrcwt orchards. Elmer Simons is nutting wood for Dr. Kirchgessner.' ..- .Tacit Walker was in Medford last week purchasing goods. The , roads nro in fine condition again after tho rain. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Bergman were in the Butte Falls country last week looking after their ranch. Jasper Hannah is spending n few days in the hills looking after cattle. Our friend and neighbor, Joe Han nah, is propelling himself over the roads daily in his high-powered flyer. It has been suggested that an addition of one or more cylinders may enable him to reach the point of destination a day or two sooner. EAGLE POINf EAGLETS By A. C. Howlctl George Weeks, one of the rustling farmers and stockmen of the Trail and Elk creek count iy, came near losing his lei'l eye. lie was stung by a honey bee just below the eye nnd that caused him considerable ain, and while working in Ihc brush a lit tle twig struck him on the same eye, causing it to swell, and the pain was so intense that ho could hardly bear it, so he went to one of the fye spe cialists of Medford to have it treat- MUSTEROLE QUICK 'MimjM BLISTER! It Soothes and Relieves Like a Mustard Plaster Without the Burn or Sting Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with the oil of mustard. It does all the work of the old-fashioned mustard plaster docs it better and does not blis ter. Volt do not have to bother with a cloth. Voit simply rub it on and usually the pain is goncl Many doctors and nurses uic Mustcr ole and recommend it to their patient?. They will filadlv tell you what relief it fjives from sore tiiroat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralcia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbacro, pains and aches of the hack or joints, spraini, sore mmcles. bruises, chilblain, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often pre vents pneumonia). 25c and 50c jars; hospital size $2.5X ALONG ROGUE RIVER cd, and had lo remain there and have it treated four times a day for two weeks, nnd during nine days of that time the specialist had but very litlle lunie of saving it, but now it seems to bo apparently out of danger. See what a man may suffer from so small a thing as a bee sling. He and his son went up on the stage Friday. S. 11. Harding of Lake ( reel; was a guest at the Smmyide Friday noon. Joe Ruder, wile and her eintnr, Mrs. Taylor, were in town visiting friends, but principally to see Joe's new nephew, Donald A-hpolo, Friday afternoon. Dr. L. X. Rednot of Davton, Wash., spent the night with ns Friday. Dur ing the evening he visited Dr. V. P. Holt and Saturday morning took the P. & E. for Butte Fulls. Iln was simply looking the countrv over and looking over some mining interests. ' L. K. Hank shipiied a small lot of apples to Butte Falls Saturday, and there were several sacks of corn shipped to tho same place for J. P. Hughes. There was about a ton of land plaster came in Saturday morning for Fred Fridegar of Medford, who owns a twenty-acre tract of land just east of Eagle Point. George 11. W'chniau, our harness maker, and one of our regular board ers, has been spending the past week in the hills with one of his friends, Jud Eilsall, nnd Carl Roberts, an other one of our hoarders, has been spending a few days in Medford looking afler his business interests in Washington, D. C. Frank Ditsworth came out Thurs day with anolhcr load of beans, Ink ing them to Medford, realizing 7 and 8 cents a pound. He returned to the Suniiyside Friday and spent the nigh I. Salnitlay there were eight or ten came in for, dinner ami there was quite ,u number of them strangers. They simply came for dinner (lunch), nte nnd stalled, giving tne no time to ask questions. Miss Mida Mcintosh nnd the two Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water 8aya eT class of hot wafer nnd phosphate prevents Illness and keeps us fit. Just as coal, when it 1urns, leaves behind a certain amount of Incom bustible material In the form of ashes, so the food nnd drink taken day after day leaves in the alimentary canal a certain amount of indigent Ihlo ma terial, which If not completly jllmina tcd from the system each day, be comes food for the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels. From tills mass of left-over waste, toxins and ptomaln-like poisons are formed and sucked into the blcod. Hon and women who can't get feel ing right must begin to take hisido baths, before caiing breakfast each morning drmk a glass of real hot water wilh a -leaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in it to wash out of the thirty feet of bowels the previous day's accumulation of poisons aud toxins and to keep the entire alimen tary canal clean, pure and fresh. Those who are subject to sick head ache, colds, htllounness, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, gassy Btomach arier meals, are urged to get a quarter nound of limestone phosphate from the drug store, and begin practicing Internal sanitation. Ibis will cost very little, but is sufficient to maae nnvnne an enthusiast on the subject. 1 Remember inside bathing Is more imnnnant than outside bathing, no couse the skin noros do not absorb impurities Into tho blood, causing poor health, .-while the nowci pores no. .1 tint n soan and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the skin, so hot. -water and limestone phosphate act on the Btomach, liver, Kidneys ana bowels. WHY? Irrigation means saleable land. 1 cannot sell land in this county unless It has water or a show to got it. The actual producing value of land in this county will ho more than doubled when properly Irrigated. Irrigation first, J. C. BARNES H2 7,'ii.i Main Street. "7 fit . Children like J K Krumbles, and $ B it builds them EL up, because of , m ' its protein and - , ! K. mineral salts. - 9 9 Look for Jr"'ir wm 6 tlila algnatura wTwStoptfr ijS childieu of Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh, her sister, t'hurles liacon, came out to the S. S. Saturday evening. LOS1. LOST Kroni auto, black golf cape, plaid lining. Keward, this office. 211 FfKXlSHEI) APAKTMEXT3 roil RENT n-room house partly furnished. Water, lights. I'lione 820-X. 20!) FOR RENT Kurlnshod apartment. Hot water, beat. Tho Herben. roil SAiiB anacBfetiiuvKOi7 FOR SAl.K nilllard table and a safe, .lohn lydcn, Jacksonville. Call at l. den house. 215 FOU SALE OR EXCHANGE 275 reds ot I'oso fence, 4 0 Inches high. 8Sc n rod. or trade part for good fresh cow. 11. L. Howard, Cent nil Point. 210 -OR SALE Kitchen rnngo, gas range, and hcatliiK stove. 1017 . Main street. 211 FOR SALE A 200 nero ranch, well improved, close to Medford, fifty acres tn alfalfa, balance grain land, partly sown. This Is one of the licst ranches In Jackson county, or tiny where else. Will sell very cheap; also a few 3 acre tracts lesa than 1-3 former price. Phone or address W. R. Lilian, Medford. Oregon. 8U FOR SALE Rco nuto parts. Phone 473-Y. 215 FOR SALE -Ford In good condition. Phone K3S. 211 FOR SALE Corn. Phono 201-R2 FOR SALE Ford car In good con dition; 111 14 model. Inquire, at ! 1 1 South Grape. 211 FOR SALE Dining room set. lluf fet, sewing machine, bed room fur niture, stoves, dishes, refrigerator, kitchen utensils, at 29 Myrtle st. il'hono 775-W. 210 FOR SALE Properly, very cheiip. Address 1 156 W. Kill St. 220 FOR SALE Wagon, harness, nnd grey team, weight 2SO0, or trade ror corn in gooa repair. zi jay street. 2)2 FOR SALE Seven horse Alann ses engine. Wrlto E. F. Guthrie, It. K. 1). 2, or Phone Jacksonville 222. 212 FOR SALE Saddle; oil stove; din Ing table; log chain. Phone 597-R2. 212 FOR SALE Australian club wheat and barley seed. U. 11. WJtbrow Talent. 210 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover sweet clover timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Eltlen, Central Point, Ore. . TOR SALE Young nnd old geese. C. W. Isaacs, Phone D91-J2 WANTED errro ATIOTV8 WANTED Dressmaking, home or day. 144 S. Central. Phone 497-11 FOR SALE Registered Shetland pony, cart, harness and saddles. In quire atliyo lloulevard, Ashlhnd 214 FOR SALE White Minorca cockrels, light spring wagon, light double driving harness. Fire insurance; time given on premiums. Phono J. W. Wakefield. FOR SALE OR TRADE One team -buckskin horses, singlo or double. 1004 East .Main. 212 FOR SALE Good team, wagon and buggy. Ed White, Spuria lildg. i 'OR SALE Hefore selling any lambs or ewes, call us up. Rosenburg llrothers, Holland Hotel. 22(! FOR SALE Two fronh rows. Also .icrif-v bull. Ralph Hillings, Ash land. 210 fob KxeiiAaais FOR EXCHANGE A cabinet organ for a driving horse. R. F. 1). Box S3. Phono 14-F2 3. 2 1 WANTED To exchange 140 aero stock nnd dairy ranch near coast In Lane county, one mile from sla tion o'l E'lgene-C'oos Hay railroad school 1-4 mile lor acreago Rosuo River valb'V. Address Box -il-V R. R. 4, .Medford. 210 FOR EXCHANGE Tvro resldenco properties and a business lot In Sacramento, Calif., for propert here, city or country. Frederick W. Carstens, Phone (120 .Modi'ord Oregon. 210 WANTKII M18ClCM,ANKOUB WANTED To rent moedtn six room house, close in; must have garage Phone 700. 2 WANTED Have your lot plowed Phono 473-Y. 2 WANTED Mi lie customers east Hide. 854 East th street. WANTED Second hand Edison pin nograph. Address 1100 W. M st. 21 W ANTE D Upholster! ng, mat t ress renovating, genera! repair work ehinir.ev cleauing. E. TL McNees Castlllian Grill, phono 1S7. 214 WANTED A froth cow, or one that will lie within a month. Plion .171-111. 21 ! WANTED- Second hand desk. Phone 571-K-l. 21 WANTED Remember your poultry and ckks will brlnic you more money at Warner, Wortman and Gore's. One price for hena, re- irdloM of !, PUT CREAM IN NOSE -AND STOP CATARRH Tells How To Open Clogged Nos trils and End Head-Colds. Yuu fid lino in a few mutnrnts. Your pold in lu-nd or catarrh will he gone. ivui viu(;j4-(i Hi'itrir mil upt'li. i lit' uir puage of your liend will clc.ir and on cna bre:illie frrclv. .o more dull- itesi, litNuliiciifj no iuwking, auufuing, mucous diHcl;argcK or tlrviu'n; no Hlrug glin fur breath at niglit. lell your (iriiirgiflt yon want a mnnll bottle of Ely's Crimm lltilm. Apply a little of thin fra'jrunt. untineptic cretin in your nostrils l'-t it penetrate througS every air pusfiae of the head; bootho nu lu'ul tee swollen, iiillniuiti! niucouA nu'inliriine. and rt'H-f comca inetimtlv. It is iu.t what evorv cold and citlnirli uUYrer neCMS, Don't stay slulFfHl-nr INTKHl'KDAK AFTOOAlt CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Tnlent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and :00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Also on Satur day nights nt 0:30. Sundays leave Ashland nt 9:00 a. m. anil 1:00, 0:00 and 10:30 p. m. BUSINESS lJntEOTp.ni Auto fiappllf- L.AHKR AIITO UPRING CO. W. are oporatlng tho largest, oldet and best equipped plant In the Pa cltlc northwest. Use our spring when others full. Sold under bust antes. 26 North Fifteenth 81 Portland, Ota. Attorneys GEORGE A. COnniNG Lawyer Room 412 Onrnott-Corey Dldg., Medford, Ore. Phono 221. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney ant Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N Contra.!, Medford, Ore. , PORTER J. NEEF Attorney at Ian rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nations Bank Building. A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Gar Corey bldg. G. M. ROBERTS Lawyijr. Medford National Bank Bnildla. OoIIocUoiia, ' OLMCCTIONS AND REPORTS W collected some aoeounta 14 yean old. W know how to gat th. money. Tna Bullock Mercnntlb Agency, Inc Rooms 1, t, I, Has kins' Bldg., Z16 E. Main st. UmtlnM Dr. W. M. VAN BOO TOO DR. C. O. VAN BCOYOO Dentlsta Gsrnett-Coiwy Bldg.. nit t) Medforn, Ore. Phone 86i. Collections and Re porta Eniflneoi and Contractor O. n. CHONEMILLEU Consulting eliictrlcul engineer, hydro-electric developments, Industrial power, utility valuation. Iron Mountain Calif., via Keswick. rRED N. CUMMINOU Dnglneor at- contractor, 404 M. V. ft H. Bldi Burveya,, estimate, Irrlgatlo drainage, orchard and land r provement. Oaroac GARBAOK Get your uramlsv cloaned up for the summer. Ca on the city garbage wagona fo good serrlc Phnna 174-1, Y Allen House Movers MEDFORD HOIJSI5 MOVERS Wt Move Housns, Barns. Garages, Ma chlnnry, Etc Phone 488-M, oi 488-x. 612 B. Newtown, 811 Da Kola. liifitTnrtlon m MasU FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher oi piano and harmony. Halght Mnslt studio, 401 tarnott-Corey Bldg. rnone 7Z. Iniraranc. EARti 3. TUMY General loturan office, Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plate Glass, Contrar and Surety Bonds Rzrollent eon aanles, good local errif 310 Oarnelt-Corov Bld PhyNlctao. nrt urn..... DR. wT VV" WO WARD- -Ost..,,'"-physician, 80S GarneH-Oir building. Phon ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENH Physictaa an surgeon. Practice limited to T ear, nose and throat. Eyes sdoi tlfkally tested and glasses an; piled. OcullKt and Aurtst for 8. I R. R. Co. Otfloos M. K. ft H. t. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 6S O. .1. VAA. Public fitonoRraiihor. LrRal Work a SpndaHy, Itoom 2 EtiHl, Nalional Hani: Ilillldlni!, Tel eplioue 2:i-lt. 23 Prtnter ao Puhllnlwrs MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has tb best equlnned nrlntlna offlca aouthern Oregon; book blndlui loose leaf ledgers, billing .ivstem etc. Portland prtees. XI Sort Kir at. Transfer! EAUri TRANUKEH ft STORAGE CO -Office 42 North iftont at. Phon II. price right. Service gna ata. DRINK HOT Ti,A - J FOR A BAD COLD j (let ii small .pfikHto of Iunitnifc Rrntut Tea, or uh llm Ccrtmtn folk a cull it, "f ImnbiirKiT -Hnmt Tlivi?," at uny jitmrruiiry. lake a talm'tjpoauhu of the ca, jiut a cup of uoihii u:itT upon t, jiour tliroti-'U a move iiiul drink a teacup full at snv time during tho day r before retiring. It is the most elTurtivo way to break a cold and euro rip, a it opena tho porrs of the akin, relieving coiifeMlioit. Al loons tho bowels, thus driving a eold from thei system, Trv it tho next lime you suffer from , cohl or the frrip. Jt is im-xpensivi .ml fiittrelv ve-'etuble, therefore bafe and harmless. LUMBAGO RIGHT OUI Bub Fain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest 8t. Jacobs Oil When vour buck is sore and lame or lumbago, Hciutica or rlieunmlixm bus you etinVned up, don t HuhVr! Out a 2fl cent bottle ot old, Imni'st "St. Jacobs Oil" at nay di-UK store, pour n little in your tiuiid mid rmi it riht into the piiin or ache, mid by tiio time, you count llity, the sori'iienH and hune lli'HH in uutm. Jlont Htay crippled! 1 Ins Hootliiiitf, penetratine; oil neula to be uaed only once. It tHkeH the ai'lie mid piiiu rilit out of your back and ends the mitiery. It is musical, vet absolutely liarmleBS and dneMi't burn the kin. Nol.liini! elmi n!upn lmubtu'o, m'ifttiea itnd lame bnek iiiitiery hi promptly! Phantbm Powder Your skin may not bo naturally beautiful, but one application ot Phantom Powder will so conceal the defects It will appear beautifully natural. Especially good for the neck, arms, hunds nnd for evening malic up. Free Demonstration by callliiK at. MARINELLO HAIR SHOP Garnett-Corey Building. . You liavo noaCiacho. You hnvo dyspepsia. You ore nervous. You can't sloop. Your eyes tire. You uro despondent. YOlTt EYES MAY JUS THE CAl'SH. Como In and let mo explain moro about It. Dr. Rickert Eye Sight Specialist t . Ovor Uio May Co., Medford. TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressiitrj finrl Altering 128 E. MAIM. UPSTAIRS fflrraairjiCTiniKiLiiuinnunni! not Rivo your j boy and girl an I opportunity to i mnkotlieir home studu emu and ; eilcctiivf Give ; them tho sumo ! chances to win pro motion and success I oh I he lad having tho I advantage ct N IW M MM mt M.faV fi it;;'j"-""!;;:- wtbdl kito 1 Dictionnrv in his homo. Thia nsvr I creation Hiiswora with ilnol author- Uy all kinds of piizzlniR qnp.-iiona in history, jrcoffninhy, bio;rr:iphy, ypf-ilinK, prfjnnnciauoiijaiKH'tartiJ, uud HcitiiiceH. I 4iMi.(jnoVornliii!ry Terrni. 27onrnei. 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