PXGE TWO
f OCAL AND
1 PERSONAL
C. V. Jacobs of San Francisco. Cal.
was In Medford Wednesday niul
Thursday looking niter business In
terests. S. K. Mcrhveti of Salem spent the
middle of Iho week In the illy on bus
iness, j
Mrs. I-caeh, corsellerre. Models up
lo date. Guaranteed. Phone CS3-J.
(Joorgc M. Wharton is 11 .Medford
business visitor from Los Angeles,
Cal.
Paul Relchcrt of Portland attend
ed to huslncHs matters In .Medford
Iho middle ot the week.
Sco Davo Wood ubout that flro In-1
nuranco policy. Office, Room 404 M.I
P. & H. nidi?.
Howard llronson of Eugene is
spending the week in Modford visit
ing friends.
William T. Punch or Portland Is
spending a few days In the city.
niK 5c milk shakes nt Do Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cole arrived in the
city Thursday morning from Klam
ath Kails.
William Cunningham of Diinsiuulr.
Cal., arrived in Medford Thursday
morning for n business visit.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
Olid $25 a month.
C J. Fry of Copper. Cal., is a Med
ford visitor for a few days.
Samuel .Mnthls of Rngun River
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
the city attending to business mat
ters. Sweet cider nt I)e Voe's.
8. It. Prultt of Klamath Kails Is
spending a few days In the city look
ing nftor business interests,
lCd Ashbauu.li of Portland is among
the out of town business visitors in
the city.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
(Specialty, eyo, oar, nose, throat. Of
fice, over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
, J. F. Ilrown of Eagle Point is
npondlng a low days tin Medford vis
iting frionds and attending to IiuhI
uesB matters.
Frank J. 8. Conner of Taconia.tWn.
Is It Medford visitor for a few days.
Fresh chocolates at T)c Voe's.
n. H. Rector of Portland Is n bus
iness visitor in Medford for a few
ilny.
AY". N. Cockorliue of Albany, Ore.,
is spending a few days in Medford on
-business.
, iMIlllnery display Saturday, March
9. . Miss l.ounsbury, M. M. Dept.
Store. - 292
W. II. Graf of San Francisco, Cal.,
is a Medrord business visitor for a
few days.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Harold Burton of
Everett, Wn., spent the first of the
week in the city visiting friends, leav
ing Wednesday evening Tor San Fran
cisco, where they will spend thn next
month.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
'no Insurance Man.
It. II. Avery, San Francisco, Cal.,
is among tho out of town business vis
itors In tho city this week.
neorgo Leonard who has spent the
past month visiting friends at various
vellaye points left Thursday morning
for his homo at Seattle. Wn.
To revive (ho dead spots in your
lawn uso tho ruinous Wizard ferti
lizer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co.
Guy l.ennnn was n business visi
tor In Medford Thursday from San
Francisco, Oil.
Mr. and Mrs. II. llurlcson of
Prlneville, Ore., are spending a few
days in tho city visiting friends and
looking after property Interests.
Baskets, toys, chlnaware, novelties
nt Japanese Art Store. tr
George M. Wenel arrived in Med
ford Wednesday from Sail Francisco, j
Cal., and will spend a few days In
the city on business.
Miss Harold Price of Eugene is
spending a few days visiting Medford
friends.
Hatha 2,',c, Hotel Holland.
M. Gilbert of San Francisco tn.ns
acted business with local meic-hanls
Wednesday and Thursday.
Frank K. Krontz of Springfield.
Ore., is a Medford visitor tor a few
days looking after a business location
We carry a full line of lawn, gur
den and field fertilizer. Monarch
Seed and Feed Co.
Harry It. Ilogue or San Fratulsro.
Cel., Is spending a few days in the
city.
John Pelton or Vancouver, 11. C .
Is among Hie out or town bii-luess vis
itors In the eitv.
hakery goods at De Voe's.
K. S. Fletcher or Portland attend
ed to business matters in Medford
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. II. H. Olfct or llelllnKhani,
Wn., arrived In the city Thursday
morning.
Take that broken pump to the Pa
cific Highway Garage, 20 South Hurt
lott st. Davles Welds An thing.
A. II. Atwood of Portland Is among
the out of town visitors in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. F I'rm-ker of San
FrnncHfco, Cal., are In tl It y ror a
few days looking over openings for
tho establishment of a ladles' shop.
Old papers for sale nl ihl.i orfl.-o
at 20c per ion.
MEDFORD
Charles Strang returned "Wednes
day evening from his Crave creek
ailn'e.
Charles Hansconib of ilrownsbo'ro
was in Medford Tuesday.
You can not use the. Heather
Pino Compound and retain your
cough. Try It and see, 50c and 25c.
Heath's Drug Store, opposite Nash
Hotel. 2!t2
A. C. Stepps of Portland is spend
ing a few days In Medford on busi
ness. W. 1,. Mahen of Seattle. Wn., Is
spending a few days In Medford on
business.
What about your early garden?
We have a full line of fresh balk
seeds that grow. Wo bardic, alfa'lu,
red and crimson clover, sweet clover
and everything in tho grans seed
lino, If you are looking for quality,
wo have It., Monarch Scid and
Feed Co.
(1. F. Hillings of Ashland spent
Thursday In Medford and Jackson
ville attending to business matters.
Tho local Overland agency lias re
ceived u demonstrator of Hie new
Sport model, recently advertised in
periodicals of national circulation.
Another late arrival at Hie agency Is
tho new Light Six.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tr
Genrgn C. Wlggs of Rochester, X.
Y., Is among the business visitors in
the city.
J. N. Fraser of San Francisco, Cal.
was in Medford the middlo of the
week on business.
We are exclusive pgents for
Southern Oregon for tho famous
Iluckeye incubators nnd brooders.
Como In nnd let us demonstrate nnd
get our prices. Monarch Seed nnd
Feed Co.
M. G. O'Mulley of Portland Is a
Medford visitor.
J. C. Pendleton of Table Itock
spent Wednesday and Thursday In
the city.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon.
office Jackson County Bank Build
ing, IMrs. C. A. Thompson of Derby
spent Wednesday nnd Thursday 111
the city visiting friends.
Now Is the time to plant percnlals.
Homo grown stocki Plorco tho Flor
ist. Phono 374. 302"
James F. McCalllck of Seattle,
Wn., Is a Medford visitor for a few
days.
Word lias been received from Dew
ey Purdln who left Kagle Point dur
ing the recent storm, bound for Fish
l.nke. Some anxiety wns felt for his
safely due to tho depth of tho allow
along his route. A telephone message
was. received from him nt the Fry
ranch above the city Intake announc
ing; his safo arrival.
Dr. llargrave, Farmer's and Fruit
growers Hank bldg. Phone 230. '
Clark Morey has returned to Med-
lorn utter a short visit at Grants
Pass.
J. I. Manuel and K. W. lnnian
wenl lo Medford this morning. They
will drive down two Metz cars. Mr.
lnnian, who has a Jitney service here,
will add a Melz to his line. Grants
Pass Courier,
Mrs. 11. 1,. Dnrntelln returned this
morning from 'Medrord where she
spent several days on account ot I lie
sickness of n grandchild. The child
now Is much Improved. Grants
Pass Courier.
Phono SS4 Heath's Drug Storo.
Charles Nickel! of Berkeley, Cal.,
former editor of the Southern Ore
gonlnn and Jacksonville Times Is a
Medrord visitor.
'Misses .loan Anderson and Frances
I liiney left Thursday morning for F.u-
gene, where they will spend a few
days visiting friends.
ir you have a cough. You haven't
used Heather Pine compound, or you
wouldn't have a cough. At Heath's
Drug Store only.
George Van Nessler or Itosobnig
a Medrord business visitor lor a few
days.
Johnson ror high class watch re
pairing, (f.
Fred Weckler or Grants Puss is
spending a few days In the city visit
ing friends and attending lo business
matters.
Pierce the Florist for rose hushes.
A fine line of standard and new ra
rleties. Phone 374. 302
Mrs. Kva Hall has returned to the
city after spending a tew days at
Itosebnrg. where she visited her sis
ter. Mrs. II. 1.. llyhind.
Gasoline and oil nt De Voe's.
A letter received in this city Wed
nesday indicates that James II. Fee.
who left this city last September, Is
In
London. P.uglund. en route to
lluenos Aires. South America. The
letter statin thai he Hill visit Monte
t'arlo. It had been opened hy the
Knitllsh censor, and was written slv
ftceKs ,1(;0i yr .-,,e ,V(1H (in i n k. Bome
tlilng on a boat to get no far away.
Mv. Fee norkeil as an advertising so
licitor for eaio on Portland and Med-
ord paiiers, bolnu well known In
both cities.
Hcst coffee at Campbell Cafe
Mr. ami .Mis Charles Terrell of!
Itiovi nsboi-o spent Wednesday in the
city
Miss l.oimsbiiry. Milliner ut the M.
M. Dept. Store, will have the same ex
cellent trimmer, who has pleased the
people vim, .,. splendid style during
I he past season. si
MADTj TTIIBONE, "nfEDFOUD,
E FOR FLOOD BILL
WASHINGTON, Mnivli I. In Hie
di'luih' over the Klimii tinned neutral
ity ri'sdlutiun luilnv, Ii'muenitii'
Lender Kiteliin, one of the so-called
pneilist L'loup, itmioiineed umid "rent
upd;iusc tlnit lie would vote fur the
bill.
"I sluill vote tor this hill hut not
without hesitation nnd iiiiivin'
said Kilehin. "The nation confront
thr gravest rriM. It t'uecs the mi
reine responsibility to itself and to
the world. Already the Kurouean
catastrophe threatens the faith of
mankind in Christianity, in civiliza
tion. The widening of that catastro
phe by a jMeat, iwr.verful nation like
ours would seem to challenge the
riyhts of Christianity tu oxi-t. It
calls to the test the pntcnev of civil
ization itself. Tho world holds it
breath at every step the conjures
takes at every utterance, tho presi
dent makes.
''Clothed with the powers von by
tho constitution, a president of the
I'liited States can. at Ins will, without
let or hindrance of congress, create
u situation which makes war tho only
alternative of tins nation.
"In rcasscition of inv confidence
in tho sincerity of the earnest desire
but recently reiterated by tho presi
dent to avoid war and in tho hope
that lie may uso tho confidonco of
eonjirt'SH in him, which finds its un
douhtiny: expression in tho passauc
of this bill, to maintain pence, I .invi
to this measure my support."
VESSEL IN DISTRESS
KTIiK KA, Oil., Mareh 1. A wire
less dispatch received hero from the
steamer Multnomah today said a
steamer whoso name eould not bo
made out was n.-dioro north of Cape
Mendocino, and whistling distress
sijnials. Tho position of tho strandtal
steamer was jriven as about one mile
north of the wreck of the steamer
I Sour. A rescue vessel has been soul
from hero.
FRENCH VILLAGES ARE
YIELDED BY GERMANS
FIIO.M A STAFF COH.RKSP0X
DBXT OF THK ASSOCIATED PllFSS
nitlTrSH IIEAIIQI'AKTERS IX
FRANCE, Feb. 2 s. (Sonimceoiirt.
one of the tieriuan Ktrong points
which held out against the fury of
tho Hritish offensive launched last.
July, Is ttio latest of the French vil
lages to be yielded by the (lermaiis.
whoso retiring: movement began a!
few days ago. (loniinecoiirt has been
the "nose" of the anllent jutting Into
the British lines for months and its
occupation mnrka the giving wov of
what wan regarded as the northern
hiiiuo of the Ccrman line, which Is
now swinging back, and lends further
color to the theory that this Is but the
first step towards shortening the line
in the Arrns-Sotnme region.
Meantime, the Ifritlsh have ap
proached to within a mile of Ha
pauine. In nddlrion to depending upon
picked troops to cover their retreat,
the Germans have also placed confi
dence in the temporary barrier im
posed by n belt of ground more than
a mile wide, which has been shelled
for two years in some places repte
sentlng u chaos of churned up earth,
where once fair fields and modern
railways ?v.lsted. Ouee this is bridg
ed, however, the battle against the
(Ioniums will be transferred to firm
ground. The outposts have been
fighting for the past forty-eight
hours with grim determination. Or
ders have been found on the (ier
nians to Impede the enemy pursuit nt'
all hazards. Some of the German
dead among the rear guard appear to
have been equipped for three or four
weeks, another Indication ns figured
by llrltli-h officers, that tho retire
ment movement may extend over
thirty days and tint the desire Is to
delay any extensive ltrltish forward
movement during lhat time.
S. s. Itullls of Medford is regis
tered at Hotel Multnomah, Portland.
Money to loan at reasonable rate.
F. I,. Ton Velio. Jacksonville, Ore L'H'J
Hot waffles at Campbells Cafe.
I be foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist church will meet with
Mis. I). T. I.awton Friday afternoon.
Man h i. Instead of with .Mrs. Rol
lins, as previously announced. All
members nnd friends are invited lo
be present
llutterniilk 10c gal. Do Vo't.
Mtss .Marguerite Flotey of Kaslo
Point has been the guest of Mrs. John
Iteter for a few da s.
The A. W. Walker Auto Co., Wed
nesday M!rt a Mavwell touring car to
Fred Kliculiaiiiiner of Medford.
MA MM LAWntA' UP IMMMIUAU A ' N W K
mHHIT IHVUftO UIU UllllllUrm u.n.u. inumuuu"
ss. iirnr All
GIVING PRESIDENT STRIKE REPORTED LECIUlbttUN j
nrrnrn nniorn m tup Rririnnuin MlnlMr rOOMOnIIPC;
NttUtU IWtK 111 I tit IVItAUUVVo pit tuunuffliuJ
WASHINGTON, March 1. Ad
plouso even greuter than that wliieh
greeted Iloprcsciitutive Flood's open
ing statement in tin' aimed neutrality
bill debate met l!ciublicaii Leader
Mann's rousing speech in i'avor of the
bill. Few tnett on either side of the
chamber failed In respond bv haiul
clainiiiiir or cheers.
"It is well known," licnrcsentative
Mann said, "that 1 have done and will
do ovcrylliin;; in my power lo keep
this country nut of the European war
and the peace settlement that is cer
tain to follow its .ii.l. Hut 1 i!o not
see how it is possible for a patriotic
tuition to refuse to -rive the president
at the time of litis crisis power which
he asks and which i- provided for in
(lie pending bill.
"I recognize that those opposing
Ibis proposition are filled with devo
tion to the eountt'v as the rest of us
are," lie continued, "but am not
willing to cavil over the terms of
power conferred on the president.
When the time conies that our speech
shall he assaulted and the limit of out
patient hearing for insults or destruc
tion that may he heaped upon us is
passed, it becomes the duly of a great
or small government to defend its
rights upon tile sea.
"I long ago would have given the
president power to protect against
attack American citizens engaged in
peaceful pursuits in Mexico, and I
think that we should now give him the
power to save our rights, our patriot
ism, our people and our nation. 1
hope ami believe that by giving this
power lo the president we shall bo
more apt to keep out than to get into
war."
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
The appreciation banquet to be ten
dered Jackson County legislators at
the (Hotel Medford by the Commer
cial Club, Jackson County Business
Men'a association, Hogue Hlver FiBh
Prolecflvo association and the Med
ford Rod nnd pun elub, has been
postponed from Kttuay nignt until
Saturday night, on account of some
of tho principal speakers being un
able to be'presenl ut the original date.
A larger crowd is expected Saturday
from the outside districts than would
have been present Friday.
FLOOD CONTROL BILL
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON. March 1. An-
nouncement was made today that
President Wilson laic this afternoon
will sign the flood control bill rV
contly passed by congress.
President Wilson signed tho flood
control hill late' today in the pies
cure of Senator Hansdell of Louisiana
and a group ot members ot congress
from southern states.
"It is a necessary piece o!
tion," he said as he affixed
nature.
' lcglsla
his si?
PARIS. March I. The sinking ol
the following vessels was announced
officially here today:
Clanfarquhar, r.ritish stoumship.
"i.S.",:i tons gross, February -t.
Galgorincastle, llrltlsh sailing ship
l,Sil tons, February 2 7.
Marie Joseph. French schooner of
F ecu nip, 192 tons, February 2S.
Sjostad, Norwegian steamship,
l.l.Vi tons, February 2S.
EXTRA SESSION OF
WASHINGTON, March 1. Repre
sentative Rennet of New York, read
to the house today a notice sent to;
all house democrats by the demo
cratic w blji. announcing that "It is
likely there will he an extra session;
of the ti.'ith congress called lor March
B." and advising nil democrats to be;
ready for it. I
Mr. and Mis. C. It. Wetihen
ar-
rived In (he city Thursday mortiin
from Spokane( Wn.
onKftoy. tutTi'spay. marctt 1. inn . ..
I'eart and Force, miners of
Meadows cinnabar district, brought to
Medford Wednesday afternoon a
story of a rich strike mane bv them
that brings back memories of the fa
mous Klondike days, when the tales
of riches wrought from the eartli
sounded like l'airy stories.
llricfly, the partners state that
tlicv have n claim containing u ledge
iglit feet wide, at least twentv-l'ive
leep (the depth tovliich thev have
sunk their tunnels) nnd stretching for
a long distance across their property,
the ore of which runs on an average
of -H ht cent (piicksilvor, or .-flflOU
per ton. If these claims are substan
tiated, it means millions I'm- the own
ers millions that are readily avail-
ible, for cinnabar needs no complicat
ed, exieusivo smelting apparatus for
reduction.
A sample of the ore was left at the
display room of the Commercial club,
(hie mining man, himself n cinnabar
mine owner, who examined the speci
men said: "I'll have to take off niv
hat to that ore. It's the richest 1 have
ever seen."
The assay on the ore was made bv
a linn of San Francisco miniiie; en
gineers, one of whom visited the prop
erty last fall and look samples for
assay purposes from n large number
of places on the claim.
All through the Meadows nnd the
recently discovered Ilutte creek cin-
nab.'ir districts, extensive development
work is being done, nnd daily new
strikes are being made. That of
I'eart and Force, however, is the rich
est yet reported.
I'eart. has owned the property and
hasi boon quietly developing it, lately
with the help of Force, since 1 009.
Tunnels have been sunk to a depth of
twonlyfive feet, and in addition sur
face openings have been made ut doz
ens of points along the ledge.
With the opening of spring, the
present tunnels will be deepened, more
and larger oix'nings will he made
where it is possible to reach the ore
through surface excavations, and a
furnace of one ton capacity will be
installed. With this addition lo the
equipment they now have, I'eart uipl
Force expect lo handle their large
body n.f -ore effecicntly and profit
ably. OF
The 1917 jury session was finished
Thursday morning when tho case of
thu Rogue River Co-operative Fruit
Growers association . vs. Mary 1.
Helms, an action for money, was dis
missed. Tom Kinney, Roy Vv'alkins and Carl
Hammond were found guilty after
seven hours of deliberation Wednes
day, of killing a hog belonging to .1
II. Tyrell of Luke creek.
( haiies Ilansromb was found not
guilty of tho larceny of a number of
hogs belonging to n rancher of the
llrownsboro district.
Cr. -Myrtle S.
aiimed practice,
m.. 3119-310-311
lug.
Lock wood has
Hours 2:30 to a p.
M. F. & 11. build
29C
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
l-OR SALE Party wishes to cut and!
sell immediately ."00 tier wood.
uinn7unita and laurel, somo fir.
lliiyera wanted. 3Mi-inch wagon
for sale, good as new, $i!0.00. Tel.
7S 1-J. 293
WANTED For
sweeping, call
Tel. 60-J.
expert chimney
Ceo. Adlcsberger.
2SC
FOR SALE Ilronze turkey eggs, $1
per setting. Alfreda King, Talent.
Ore.
301
FOR SALE Egg cases and fillers.
Medford Poultry and Egg Co. 317
LOST Pair nose glasses and chain,
between Optimo Cafe and Palms
rooms. Please return to Miss Cop
page, room 6, Palm rooms. 2!1
TO LOAX From Jiono to J70iin on
first class security. Phone 3.",3-
J. II. Andrews.
2f7'l
DR. RICKERT
OPTOMETRIST
The Mi.Mitii'i. i ntvllicrnt,
Anisic-'. etTii'trnt d;iptntinn of
pl;ii-it-i nr tin1 ait! of viM.m nml
iLr rrlit't' of ItmriiM'he nm! eve
strain.
SUITE I and 20VER MAY CO.
Cirri1 H Trailing Stamp (Itvni
have been complcl
iTiingeuieuls
economics department of the Oregon
Agricultural college In be carried on
in our county, and Mi-s Anna M. Tur
lcv is in charge and already at work.
Two meeting-, have been held in the
Central Point di-liict. and a meeting
is in progre-s this aflenionn near la- ,
ble liocli. The women of the riinil
districts have been sidetracking other,
work and are making every possible n
effort to attend these Inuae gather- j
ings. Meetings arc to be scheduled;
near Gold Hill, Talent, Phoenix ami;;
possibly A-hlaud. Miss Turlcv will j
be at the home of Mrs. F.ldcn near;
Central Point on Saturday, ami at
the Jackson school in Medford mi
Monday. I
If interested parlies wi-h the ser-,
es of Miss Tut'ley during the next
week it will lie wen in cunn-i mm
Claude ('. ('ate, enmity pathologist, at :
in early date. i
.Mis. Irvine has the following lo savj
with regard to the work lhat was car
ried on at her home Tuesday and I
Wednesday: '
Miss Anna M. Turlcv. extension
specialist of the uregiui .vgncuiiuioi
ollcge, is ill tue valley m the niter-!
ests of this special department ol
home economics and has given two.
very successful lectures nt our hoinC
on Ilcale lane. The meetings were.
well attended at both sessions.' Miss.
Turlcv presents her subjects in a vct v !
interesting manner. Fund values and j
instructions in serving as well as ln-
bnr saving devices I'm the home were,
IN FIVE MINUTES'
'I'apo's IMnpfiisin" I'm Smu Arid
KUmmrti, "Hiirtliiirn, I,vspt'psia,
Time it! In five, minutes your sour,
acid stomach feels fine. No indiges
tion, heartburn, or belching of gas,
or ercutations of undigested food, no
dizziness, bloating, foul breath or
headacbo.
1'ape's Iliapepsin is noted for its
speed in sweetening upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and most
certain stomach antacid in the whole
world, and besides, it is harmless.
i.Milllons of men and women now
eat their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Diupopsin will
save them from such misery.
Please, for your sake, get a large
fifty-cent case of Pape's Piapepsln
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable- life is too short you are
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and en
joy it, without dread of acid fermen
tation in the stomach.
Pope's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the
family cat something which don't
agree with them, or In ease of an at
tack of Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
tritis or stomach derangement due
to termentatioii anil acidity, at day
time or during the night, it is handy
to give the quickest, surest relief
known.
PAifTT TUESDAY NIGHT
rikATlL MARCH 6th
THE SEASON'S MOST NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT
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SPECIAL AUGMENTED HERBERT ORCHESTRA i
THE CAST IXCLI DFS
iav,d orix.vN-o voi.orixnv jack' pollard
is.11ki.m-: jasox Kim: m am.ox i i.ohexck press
itLAxciiE in ki n:n K vmn.w m -i,ux
HEX HENDRICKS ALEXANDER CLARK LOUSE CASAVAXT
XI. .11 iv. . .
....... ,T,,ors .inn-. Sent Sale
..ri novo, s-j.noj ast ,-.. si
4 nra JI.OO; ne 4 my,,.
v ably treated. At Hie dose of
Iho lecture the women present tave
mall" lieipiui suggestions -winch they
I had found lo he of practical valui
"(hi Wednesday a group of twelve
wi.mcn organized a club to he known
as the West Side Home Keonnmie cluk
and will follow up the work that as
started at these meetings. Miss 'fur-
ley made many friends who will luok
j forward to her coming again with
'much pleasure. ' ' .
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X TO ltl.UF.VK CATARRHAL
llF-UXF.SS AMI HEAD
XOISES.
If you have catarhhal deaf
ness or head noises go to your
druggist and get 1 ounce of
Pariiilnt (double strength),
and add to it 'A pint of granu
lated sugar. Tako 1 table-
spoonful lour times a day.
This will orten bring tpiick
relief from the distressing head
noises. Clogged nostrils should
open, breaming -itecome easy
and Hie mucus stop dropping
Into the throat. It is easy to.
prepare, cost slitlle and Is pleas
ant to take. Any one who has
catarrhal deafness or head
noises should give this prescrip
tion a trial.
Heath's Drug Store, Strang's,
Ilaskius, .Medford Pharmacy,
3 Vest Side Pharmacy call supply
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