Medford mail tribune., February 23, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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ratcheH. CALiFORNIA CUTS
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, K.-b. -j:i.
Accoi'diii lo tvniil ri'et'ivi'il tmlny
by lliti Kliiiiintli ('(imniiTi'iiil fltili from
tishop & llalilrr, tniffii- ntluriii'vs of
Bun Krnwisi-b, a liuiU'riitl ri'iliii'tiim
ill cltisn fri'iK'liI niU's lo nil Ciilil'timia
points on tlio Klamath Falls brunch
of the Sonlhciii l'nt'fic, lias buort or
dered by tlit' t'lililurniti liiiili'niul com
minsioii. This rrduction will nii(irox
iinitte 40 per cent nnil applies now
only to California points.
This reilui'tion in vates has been
sought repetttedly by Klamnth mer
ehnnts, who thrmuih the Klainalli
llusiness Men's nshceiiition (ind Com
mercial club, some, timo ago, enned
Jl.shop & linhler to proijeeute the mat
lor in Ciiliforniu.
: 1 lie (tililoniiii lliiiliond eonimis-
Bion, nfter niueh delay, ordered the
reductions to beetmio effectivu Jiut-
linry J. J he Soul hern ritcum ciihi-
pnny (hen prutiurvil delay until Feb
rutiry 4, nfter which the time, was
ngnm extended to February 10.
The eomniissiou has just tUnied the
roliaurini mill ni'dmed the new schad-
iile published not later than
March 4.
MEDF0RD COLLEGE NOTES
' Miss Ycrnn (liliiiiiii, of Talent, this
county, is Inking; the combined course
of boi'kkcepinjr :ind stenography m
(ho Medford llnsiness I'ollee.
Miss Alene Allen of this city, is
taking slcuoeraphy al the Medford
llnsiness rollee, eveniii'4 c-,inns.
.Miss Lillian .Moore, of this city, re
cently entered the sleiiitjiraphiL' ile
parlment of the Mi'ill'mtl Humih'.ns
College.
Mrs. Maud V.. Hay of this eity is
)repjirinjjr in lhinl.krt'pim', typewrit
ing, spelling; and pellliuiu-liip at the
eveuini? sellitol of the Mi'ill'iil'il MllM
uess (.'olh'i;e.
Mr.'Doiinhl Moure i.l tlii city lias
Clltiiivil llie 'ri:im' :-trnu;ratlnc dc
Vnrlincnl "1' tttv Mr.llVi.! It.i-;;..
College.
Mr. i;.i'.'i !'i..i:'!"ii. i.f iHU rilv,
pUI'Mlilll' ;l Ininl,:, ai!,!
typrwnliu'Z -;i the Mi'-ifoul h.t--
l I'lil'i'.
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY II!
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hull' Slops I'iiIIIiik Oul mill (iot-'I'lilt-U,
Wn.v, silting nml
llonutiftil.
Your lirilr liecoincs llpht, wnvy,
fluffy, abundant and appears ns
young nhi'fl after n "Danilerlne linir
clftanse.' Just try this moisten a
cloth with n littlo Danderluc and
CArefully draw it through our Imtr.
taking one kuihII -strnnd at :i time.
This will cleans! the huir of duM,
dirt and excessive oil and In jut it
fflw moments you have doubled llie
Jjoauty of your hair.
iHcbIiIcs beautifying tho hair at
onco, Dandeiine dissolves every par
ticle of dandruff; cb-aupe, pnriiles
and Invigorates the scalp, forever
Stopping itrhtng and f.'illlii hair.
But what w ill pleaae you most 'will
be after a few weeks' uso wht n you
will actually aee new luitr -iiiie and
downy nt first yon but really new
halt growing all over the scalp, if
you care for pretty, soft hair and
lota of It, surely get a 2 cent bottle
of Knowlton'd Dnnedrine from any
drug utorft or ioilet counter, and Jum
try it.
TfET)FORD MATT,
IN ADVANCE OF
rTMlh national executive coininmce ol: llie Socialist
A uartv litis issued a nroclaniat i hi airainst involviiitr the
I'nitcd States hi war, entitled "Keep Out of War's Death
Danee." ( 'uiiccrniiif' the suliiiiarine issue it says:
The (.icrniau guliiiiarinu wartaro does not tlireateu our national Intcxrl-
ly or lii(leeii(leaee, not even nur national ilinnlly or limiti!'. It wus not
aimed primarily at llie I'ldled Slates
lieoiile. It would slrike only those parasitic ehiHseH that bavo been lual:lm,'
litiKO iirolils liy nianiil'actuitut; instruiaentH of death or by taltlne; away our
food ami KclliUK It at exorullant prices to tile lighting urmles ot l-luroiiii.
Send telegrams or letters to l'reid-.'nt W'IIkoii, lo the I'nited States siuut
tors and congressmen. Demand (hat the American citizens and American
ships he torblddeu to enter the war one,
thai the nation shall not be pluiit;cl
capitalists.
Socialist organizations have ordered the expulsion of
any nieiultcr that enlists or volunteers in rase of war heiug
declared and arc roudurt in an artive propoganda in favor
(ff prare.
It will lie I'eiueinhcred thai socialists in Kuropc acted
similarly before the war in all hellioerant countries, and
enunciated the same hunianitarisin principles, yet when
war was declared and Kurope plunged into the niaelstorin
of hlood to aveiiof the hillino- u feudal parasite the So
cialists solidly supported the war, expelled those members
that prolcsted for peace, and united to furnish victims for
the s!'Mo;li1cr pens.
Dots i'liv one smipose American socialists would act
differ
!l I
in ,';! (lermauy lorced war on the I nitea
tense of national rights against barbarisin u-j;-I'ar
nobli r cause for war than the murder of
,.!!?. let the (lernians repeat the laisitauia
Slates I):
OTCSSOI! is .
an iiiipcrii'l
trai't'ih- up an American liner and watch the socialists
enlist. Even submit llie ouestion of war to a popular refer
endum and see bow iiiic'i y t he people declare for conflict
Most wars are popular when thev begin.
The provincialism of nationalism as well as the feudal
ism tt royalty causes war.
ion of the future, though industrial and economic progress
is gradually forcing its evolution. Eventually nations will,
Jike individuals, cease lighting over real and imaginary
grievances and leave them to international courts foi
adjudication. Sonic day the workers of the world will real
ize that their cause is it common fine despite artificial dif
ferences and refuse to be led to slaughter and destruction
to sustain chauvanistic ideals of the ruling classes. In
some future time might will
world will not be ruled by brute force. That happy day is
still a tar on, but the progress
ot nationalism as it long ago rang llie knell ol feudalism.
The Socialists, as usual, in their peace ideals are in ad
vance of the times as well as in advance of themselves.
BUM BREVETIES EDEN PRECINCT 1
Tli yroiind lias n double ctonl of
snow.
Air. nikl Mrs. Junius were in Muil
fonl tint firnt of Mic wei'k.
Mr. and Airs. John Cunt rail uml
family wen in (nwn hist weok.
Nunrp' nml KhMu'I I'ursrll acconi
pauicd by tbi'ir niuMior, wore hI'Ii.t
nmm visitors at Airs, (ioldsby's Sun
day. Airs. Dora Saltmnrsb was in Jack
sonville lasl wrt'k.
Tin1 inaiU'ruiK ball nt (JobUby's
ball Saturday nibl was altt'itded by a
laro ma jority of peopli". Alusio was
playod by the Medlrd oichel ra.
A line Mipar was served.
Ha .el HUhop spent several days
'ii Applejiatt! this week.
Krank Scol'ield wjs at lluncnm
pustoi Tiee iccently.
ItayiDiind J 1 1 f 1 1 i did lui-iiie-s hi
tile eity lllis wei'k.
Air.-.. Wiiliam lnvid-tn nf Huneinn
pent several days in Aledford lat
eek.
(!tM)i;;t' Tra.k is iiite ill. Dr. Cmue
1 mi is in jitti'iidiun e.
Iloiner Sti plitiiMiu was in ibc t it v
bt.-,t week.
I'A Saltisiai-li pent -everal day
in .1 ;i'i.:-ntu"i!l! hi -I v. eel;.
Tiny run.i'i'-t i-- rnniiiiiu tin1 ptiwrr
plant :il Sti rim::.
II. i.l. .11 1 '! u;
1., -i.t Viimhk
in I i.l' n hi 1 Wi'i
'. Ullnl Kli.'iiliMi.i-!
THE GOLDEN ROLE
('. A. W'liilloi k, juulot member of
tho tlolden Kale firm has returned
fioni a si weeks buying trip lo Kan
n.u; City, St. Louis, 'hica.no, Cleve
land and New York. lie says the
weather was 1 ory cold and everybody
was lalMuK about the crisis with
ttcrnmny and itH effect on business.
There were about thirty numbers nf
the tlolden Itule tUring of storos on
t ho trip.
Asked what the newest fashions
for men and women are Mr. Whillock
fiiid: "Just tell your readers to call
at the liolden Kule and see the latest'
jthiiiKR in wearing apparel."
CAR LOAD OF METZ
AUTOS ARE RECEIVED
A car load of the famous -Met?,
auto?; has Ju?t been received and are
now on ili5)lny in the show room of
W hite & Applegato at 29 South (irape
street. This is a new auto firm in
Medford and the .Met. Is a new car In
Medford, but nut a new car on the
market. They are an old tlnhllshed
j nir and there are sexeral In tho coun
t. bat thei-M has never been an
,ieiu v lieu herore. I lie company
alvs that you call ami m-o the cars
ami haw a deiuojiM i at toll.
TRIBUNE, MEWOTW,
THEMSELVES.
unit would not affect the American
except at their own risk. Insist
Into war for the benefit or plunuc-uig
Internationalism is still a vis
no longer be right and the
ot the world sounds the doom
Aliss I.iimie Ilanseonie of Talent
lias oiie to Jacksonville to assist Air.
J. II. (oleuuiu in bis ofl'iec worli
An old farmer said this moniini?
that he wondered if this "gol-Unmed
snow storm was the fault nf tbo peo-lthe.
ilc wlni vnlt'il down (lit! i iri I i
ii'upi)Hilion."
t'ulvi'r Kurrv is ni bin i'nllicr's liomr
snl '!'i'rinr willi tiiiisililis. His wil'u
is tciK-hiiiff tin' Fi'i'n N'nlli'v school,
so .Mr. nnil .Mrs. I'uriv pi'tsiiadi'il
I'olvi'i to stnv nt tlicir plnce tvliili
In is iW'liny; liiully,
Mr. nml .Mis. ('. Cnli' tvciv miosis
nt tin; KiMiui'f lioino Siiiulnv fvonini.
Jlrs. .M. Hiisi' s n yut'st nl tlio
plonsnnt lioino of Mis. W. ,f. Kity,
oast of i'lioonix Siinilny.
l!ov. IlniHii' nf I'lioonix win nt
Aslilninl Tuosiliiv vision;,' .Mrs. t'lyilo,
wlio litis hion vorv ill tlio Hlst two
nook-.
.Mr. I'M l,oi'lvooil noar I'lioonix
li:is boon liiulilin; nnotliof poultry
lionso nnil lirooilor. Also lias' built a
nonl wiio t'onoo ni'iiiiiiil his littlo poul
try J'u nil.
f. I'urt'v has boon li'iulini: liay 1'. .r
yoiiii'4 onitlo Hliioh ho inlt'inls to f'at
; i'ii in,- booi'.
Ah.' nml Mrs. Aibort Dondiort v o;'
IImiii.t orrliar.l i-.i;oil Miv,. lloiiii-
pnvonl-. .Mr. ami .Mr.-. .M. Hart-
ley ln-l Sniidnv.
Mr-. Melvay inter!;, ir.odj
(:U'te a niruher of friend.- at a turkey
uic.uer la-t Sunday.
Tuesday was v.-itin day tor the
parents of pupil- of ho I'hocnix
-chonl, lnit not nearly as many at
tended a- were cxptclcd.
.Mis laiuiic I'rciich if North Talent
lias taken a po-itiou with the Talent.
Mcivantile company as clerk.
.1. N. Huff of We-t Phoenix left for
Kaiisa- la-t r'riday to attend to busi
ness. Patrons of The Daily .Mail Tribune,
whii live on the North Talent mail
ronl now receive their evening paper
regularly. We are ylad to -ay. Mar
ion Tryer is the new carrier.
.lobe Wilder of Phoenix was at C.
Carey's Saturday (o ee about buying
.some bay.
Karl ItrUcoe i- farmim the Herman
place acros P.ear Cicck, nUo planting
the Ivecd jdaec of nerc- in onions,
and maU tvuek.
Keiorts ay that one day thi
week a di-er was seiui eat im; hny
with l.loyd Cdver cattle, just out
siile the eity limit- of Phoenix.
Mv. .). M. Kndorhu- been suffering
with ton-olm lor.-eeral d:is. )r
S M.ilmuieii of Phoeniv. i- in alien
lance.
Bell-a ns
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Ono package
provciul. 2V;it all dnijji:;ts.
OREGON", FT7TDAV. FEirrcTAftf
I ASHLAND AND VICINiTY
The hotly of the late David Kil
fjdiv was finally laid In rest on
Wetlneclny in J Inrjaidine eomelery.
Superinlemlent Steiuer of the state
hospital ut Salem, lu-eompttuied By
Dr. J.. Criflitli of the !-aiae nsti
tution, were liere Wedue.-day uioni
in in at leiidaiu e upon an iuver-tiu-
lion os to euiiM.s of Ki!ore's duatli
at the slate hospital lat week. A
thorough examination of the bodv
le, the nutop.v as performed .
was iii;m1i
bv Dr. (iritlith revealing the fuel '.hat
lviljiore dicil from natural iau-e.
ha di.-eivditin any evidence and all.
rumors thai the death w;i cammed
either ly contribntorx neiteiii'L' oi'
viulenec ut the baud- of hospital at
lendallls, licsidfs lite vi.-.ilinr p!iy
dcian, .Mayor Lamkin. City Attorney
Aloore, Cliief of Police Atteliury.
Drs, Sv.'edenbui'j;' and (Jrey of the
health board, ( 'ou la-Hum n llaiita,
rndertaken Slndi. liev,, ( 'arnahan
ami Dnuvlas. Frank Sv.iuIe, repre
senting the Jetali'es, and Lynn .Mo
wn I as expert reporter in coroner'-ea.M'-,
were present and eolleetively
r-Imied a cert it icale in accordance
with the evidence- a- developed at the
poM inoriem. Cio'ruor Wiihvcomhe,
Ditriet Attorney fiel-hnr v' .Minion
County, and Di.-triet Attorney rloh
erts of Jack.ttm eouulv also figured
in the investigation, and the unpleas
ant iueulent is now considered closed.
Lynn Skecn, chauffeur on one of
Ashland -Aledford jitney linen, and
Aliss Vina Kenton were married re
cently at Jacksonville. Their home
here will be on Vista street.
Ivan Philips, son of Air. and Airs.
',. K. I'hipps, has been seriously ill
in Portland, threatened with pneu
monia. He is still nt the Good Sa
niartian hospital, pro dually improv
ing. Ivan went to Portland last Tc
cember to perfect himself in a com
mercial course, under auspices of the
Y. AI. C. A.f and for some time past
been filling the responsible posi
tion of stenographer for the Globe
Alilliug company.
Taxpayers are discussing results
of J. V. Sweeney's suit against Jack
son county for balance due of Pa
cific Highway work connected with
the unit over the Siskiyous. Pv deci
sion in .Multnomah circuit court Wed
nesday, Sweeney is allowed 7,202,
instead of the .r';t."f.i7..3li pyoffered
in settlement by the, county. He is
also to recover costs and dir-burse-meuts
in the suit, a not inconsiderable
sum, and interest on 7;t,2ti2.2." from
Aluy 4. H)l.", amounting to $7,70".!i;i.
The special election to pass upon
pi'miusition f vulim
$15,0til) in
bonds for the purcba.-e of C'hautau
qua park by the city lias been set for
Saturday, March o. i
Uu Tuesday, March1 Kl. the Alpha
Chapter No. 1, Order of the Kasteni
Star, will observe its anniversary by
giving it speciijl enlertainmeut oul of
the ordinary alonv: social lines to
which n number of guests, not mem
bers of the order, will be invited. The
chapter was instituted February. 24,
IHHU, this being the .'!7lh anniver.-ary.
The late .Mrs. I.ydia T. MeCall i
the lir-l worthy matnm. She wa
al-o elected to the office of worthy
grand matron of Oregon.
Charles P. Stoaks died Tuesday,
aged -I!' year-. He was from Albany,
to which town hi.- hod v. was sent for
burial. lie was the father ot" II.1 F.
Stoaks, a Southern Pacific employe
residing- at the corner of Fourth and
C M reels.
The liouud-Cp Assoeiul ion ha- of
fcreil n prif of to the -.elan
pupil .sic ing what wilt be eon j
sidcied tin iiio-1 ai)r,')iiiate name .'ovl
A-liianil'- b g celebration even) iie.t
duly, the cmie-t tor tlii- pri.e t ;
(do -e M.ireh I. Ti c term mud be I
a di-Um iive one. novel and sugges-j
live a- to the uierils which the ecle-j
hration implie-. The designation will
he considered a permanent one.
Mrs. Kugcnc Walrad has gone to
Newport tor a x i-it with her daugh
ter. Mis. Klmer Patrick.
Alonlaio- ViMicln-r a re entering
Clcars Blotchy Shin
Don't worry about hluudic; v-r ither
skin tiouhle.s. Veil can have a clear,
clean complexion h usin-; a little n-i.n.
ohuint-d at auv dru store lor 25c t-r
extra Urg? bofdc at $!(.
7x ni a easily :t ni u vv all t ra c e i t
pinijU', black hr.-id-, MtcHc;;, cc inia.
and rinnwnrni reid m.xWe the skin clear
,vid hi-ahhy. 7emo i a clean, pvm'tr.it
'mt;, antlipiic bnuid. neulier stick nor
ercay and tain n.-. hinir. It is e;iily
ii'tdlrd and c- ire re lr;M" for eaeli
.ii'"lie.Mn. It is always diinn;lihle.
j"-- ri. ni.--- . c t- ,-i?n.t. o.
l tl.Wllll.tfi
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
JOHN A. PERL
TJKDERTAKE
Iny Awlt.tnt
M M. HAHI I.KTT
llHmii M, 4?n nil 47J-
Autoruoblls Hearsa Sarflr.
tuikulanu H4tl, Uarvujr.
maoeN
I I I IN J
VJlEDfOnp
mil
into eonlrai ts for planting 200 uciv.o
f sii'-m beets, the produet to be
shipped tu (lie Grants l'ns factory, j
C. I!. Call, employe of the Aledford
iee plant, ha traded Ashland prop
erty at 122 street, now oeeupied
by S. 11. AleNair, li It. II. Toft, also
from Aledford, for an eihty-nerc
much, This residence was built and
.formerly owned by It. A. l'ayne, now
of 1 larribiii.
Alr. Anna Law-un and dai. filter,
Florence, of North Yakima, Vah
visited Air. and Air-. V. 11. Day on
Wednesday, while on the return trip
hi, int-rs May in Southern
California.
Jim I.acy is the new eity mar.-hal
at Talent. A word to universal auto
-peeders on the Ashland-Med ford
ciicuit onghlo be sufficient, ut lea-t
while pns-ing through Talent's limits,
Mr. and Mi--. A. Id red Beaver, re
cently of Springfield, have been vi.--
itiiig- rein lives here and have gone to
Klumath Falls for a further vi-it with
Mr, Ileaveivi people before going to
Fitgcnc, where Mr. heaver has a fim
.position wiili the Chamberlain Hard
ware company. Walter lleriulon re
mums in Springfield as manager of M
(.'. ti-.v..-l'.'i''s ha rdwa re and imple
ment store.
Viruil ami Frank liu-lt. of the P.ell-
view di-trict, have gone to l(o-cburg
to investigate employment opportuni
ties iif Douglas county.
J. H. Hunter, former orclmi'di-t in
the Pellvk-w neighborhood, left Wed-i
nesday for the Canadian northwest,!
where h will locate permanently on a;
section or two of mini, which he has
acquired in the Province of Alberta,
his postoffice address being Prospy.
Harry Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. .
I,. Moore, went along with him. Moore
senior also contemplates trying his
fortunes on the Canadian soil later
on.
Superintendent of Schools Hriscoe
left early in the week for Salem to at
tend an official meeting' of the. State
Teachers' association,, he being the
new president of that organization.
The faithful old team employed in
the city street department having- be
come super-a minuted, the council has
closed a deal with .1. W. Millner for
a fine spau of dapple greys with fa
tigue uniform harness in keeping wth
the horsepower developed, at n cost
of over .flUiO.
The land department of the Chi
eago, Milwaukee and St. Paul ralway
has opened temporary offices in the
rooms recently occupied by IJceb;
& Kinney, particularly exploiting that
section of the country tributary to
Port Aniieles, Wash., the "Gateway
City. .Mrs. M. M. Oarwood is the
company's representative.
Anion'.: new "(fleer- of the ''itv
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That is -the joy i ul cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute, for calomel.
Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician
for 17 years and cah-mcYs old-time en
emy, discovered 'the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating; patients tor
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing;, sooth
ing vegetable laxative.
No griping is the "keynote" of t!ic?e
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to ;ct
normally. They never force tlu.ni to
unnatural action.
It you have a "dark brown mouth"
now and then a bad breath a dull,
tired feeling; sick headache torpid
liver and are constipated, you'll hud
iiuick. sure and only pleasant remits
from one or two little Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thouvinds take one or two every
rdght j-t to keep right. Try them.
10c and -5c ner box. All druggists.
Seasoned Wood
Dry Hotly l-'ir lVrTlor:
1'J-itich Oiunks .
tn-hirh riiunks $2.77.
Kitelien Wiml cents llieber.
Ye Guarantee the Measure.
Morey Wood Co
ritonc (lot-,).
!!7 N. Kir Si.
i.NTununisAx altocah co.
TIME CKI).
I.eaTO Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoonlx dally, except Sunday, al
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15
p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. ni. Leavg
Asbland for Medford daily, except
Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.. 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave
Ajhland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00
and 10-30 p. m.
MEDFORD
Vulcanizing Works
All work puarnntppd.
Auto Tiro Kepairiii:.
'e sell Fisk and .Mich-
clin Tiros.
36 South Grape St.
Medford
Cnion, an orgnnizat'm eompoed oi
federated voimjr pcple's --oceties, Dr.
Lillian Fowler is pre-ident; II. S.
I'alnierlee, vice-president ; (ilady
Caruahan, tr-a-urer; Mrs. James
Yokum, secretary.
The writer di-linctly remembers,
when a hid, of tin commotion created
in a certain church in northern New
York incident to the installation f
a new tangled organ, equipped with
a multipliciVv f - p ., the old fash
ioned me'-'dci'i: beit eon.-dercd good
enouyh in -upplyiug needed mu-ical
accoinpauimciits. In those days even
ice cream -or hi I- were frowned upn.
What would that generation have
thought of a whi-tling uoln executed
by thi- young buly of today as a part
of the Sunday .-ervire
Air. aifd Mrs. W. M. Poley have re
turned from a -ix week-' i-it in
Southern California, where Long
Heacli wa. heaihiiartcr.s in a round ol
pleasure trip- to various localities.
The home-coming wns with relatives
in an automobile party as far as
Fresno.
Herman Stock, .lack liailey and
John Hughes braved the snowstorm
on Thursday in a fishing trip to the
lioune river near Kay dam.
Perl It. (iii'er returned from flic
legi-dntivo .-e-.-ion at Salem on
Wednesday, after an absence of sev
eral week-.
County Superintendent Ager, in
recommending teachers within his
jurisdiction to become m"v proficient
in ''muscular" penmanship, might
with propriety have included mi ad
monition regarding Kngli-h as it i
spelled, or rather mis-spelled.
MOTHEP&JJ) THIS
When the Children Cough, Rub
Musterole on Throats
t . and Chests
No telling how soon the symptoms may
develop inlo croup, or worse. Ami then 9
when jou're nhid you have a jar of Mus
terole nt liiuiu to (tive prompt, sure re
Uef. It (Iocs not blister.
A. lirst :iil ami :t certain remedy.
vrmiprole is excellent. Thousands of
nothci j know it. You should keep a
ar in the houye. ready for instant tie.
It is llie remedy for adults, too. Uo
u ir: me tliroat. bronchitis, lon.silitis.
.roup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, luwl
whi'. eonoi'stion. nlturisv. rheumatism.
umhago, pains ami aches of hack or
omls, sprains, sore muscles, cuumaiiis,
irostcd feet and olds of the chest (it
at ten m cvenis putunionial.
Early Vegetables and
lowers
flliould be -tartfrl now. PI ant
Mcrae'a Grand Prize Carrots,
Cabbage, Onions, Beets. Peas,,
Spinach and Turnips. AUo Morse's
, Sweet Peas tnd Panaics.
AH re selected
California Seeds
Don't take secJs that are "just as
good." Get Morae'a.
On Sale by all Uulln-J Deatrri
If voitr tlfilrr datt oat erry Morn
i)tJ. et ilirrrt (ir our ctl!-i rrde.
Your orJtr ttt k p.-omptly Ditd to.
C. C. MORSE 8 CO.
Seedsmen San Francisco
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8 Drops Do the WorS, Painlessly.
"I t.'ll vnu. before I h.oara ot
ir-J n i iKii iUo tf. one thins oflnr
toe o bis It rimnWo put on
Sow o .nor. fll.fa 'or j' -
lll'OPS Of '1,1'IM-II "HI .til
It nmkoH the eol'll '''J,v"'i,?iU tVlL it
I.ii.hp tlmt you 1:111 Jut Diclv 11 Ubio.
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i-min..n--"'w. i'"l''''.' '!,, 4
"Ccw-If is sold evi u ,i r . -.h.
a I" i". or frnt "n inerMil ut pr .-o
Ly E :. lAvreneo & l-'o.. CiilcaBO. 111.
oi,i i Mfiiforo and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
I.0011 II. Ha-kins Mo'l'onl I'luiiiiiaty,
mill lUnth's Kii'f.' SHiiv.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for earache, headache-.
catarrh, diphtheria, sore tnront,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, cough, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast, cures all kinds ot goiters.
NO OI'-KKATIO.V.
Medford. Ore-con, 'fan. IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKUX:
This is to certify that I, the un
designed, hail very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years anil last August was not
expected to live, una bearing of Glm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 241
South Trout street In -Medford) I de
rided lo get herbs for niy stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them, and today
am .1 well man and can heartily rec
onnnend anyone afflicted as I was to
seo Hint ChtiDg and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. H. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
,f. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. I). Holmes, Eagle Point.
Frank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Win. Lewis, Eaplo Point.
W. L. Chlldr'olh, Eagle Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point.
.1. V. Melntyre, Eaglo Point. - -
Goo. 11. Yon der liellcn, Eaglo Point.
Thos. K. Nichols, Eaglo Point.
John S. Orth, Medford.
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JUL
f'inMr
1 1 1 iit'p1
i;L!
Eat less meat if Kidneys feel like lead
or Bladder bothers you Heat
forms uric acid.
Most folks furpot tli;it t!i' kidneys,
like the bowels, yvt Blui'idli nrnl clofip'd
ami nodi ii ilu-iliin oucusionally, elsi: we
have liackiiclio and dull mif-my ia tlio
kidney roqion, severe liefl!;iclu-!?, rhcu
matie twin-jes, torpid liver, neid-fitomacli.
Bleeplesam-ss and all sorts of bladder di
ordore. Vou nirnply muat koop your kirfnej'a
nctive anil clean, and tlie moment you
feci an aclie or p:iiit in the kidney
repiim, pet ahotit four uiirii-f-a of lad
Salts from any good drn? store, hrro,
take a tatilpuunfttl in u -.'hit- of water
before breakfast for a f-v days and
your kulnrya will tlion aft fine! This
fnnmua raits is m&c from the acid of
.'rapes and lemon j'iin, eomhined with
liihia. and is liarmli-s.-! t: lluah clope-,1
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the aeida
in tho urine ?o it no h.n-r ixriUite1,
U:ua ending bladder disordi-rs.
Jsd Salts U harmless; inepenaive;
makes a delightful etr.-rvescent lithva
water drink which nvrrylmdy should tako
now and then to keep their ki'lneys clean,
th'.is fivnidin. ?eriotiA complication
V-S, well-known local dnipt;idt flays ho.
sella lota of .Tad Salts to folfca who Relieve
in owrcoming kidney trouble while it is
onlv trouble. . r- ,
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Camera Shop
20S East Jin in Street,
Medford
Tho Only Exclusive
Ooiniiunvial l'liotoi-raplier
in Suiii'ioru Oregon.
Xo-rativos Mado any time or
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We'll do the rest.
E. P. WESTON, Prop.
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