ESSE TWO
TTRDFOTtT) WXTfj TRTTiTTNTI. ftrEDOTlfi. TnONT. TtTCRTUY. .TTTNT 2.1. 5f)1R
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Miss Maud Hilton o( Seattle and
formerly of Grand iiaplds, Mich., who
liad been the guest of Mrs. K. JI.
French for tho past, week, loft today
for C'hlco, San Francisco anil San
Diego.
Upholstering, mattresses mitdo over
and furniture repairing, Douglas,
J62-J. 100
City Councilman Chas. V. Davis
and Mrs. Davis with the parents of
the former, Mr. and Mrs. , William
Davis, leave tomorrow morning for a
three days visit at Crater Lake -and
Klamath Falls.
Dr Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Karly this evening the city firemen
aided by a number of members of the
home euard company, will burn tho
grass on the baseball grounds. The
erase will ho removed not only be.
cause of its being a firo menace hut
also to make a hotter drill ground for
tho state nillltla company.
Bakery goods at the Sugar Bowl
S3'
E. C. Jerome, who is on a 'busiuoss
trip to northern California points nnd
Klamath Falls, is expected to return
to the city by Thursday.
Water glass egg preserver at Mon
arch Seed and Feed Co. 82
Mrs. Anna Walker of Applogato,
has ret'irned home from hor two
month" pojoui-n in Portland. She was
accompanied homo hy her daughter,
Mrs. Augusta Wondt, who will spend
eerpral weeks at Applegato.
Canteens are best for carrying
water. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 89
Mr. and Mrs. A. U Marquis aro
spending several days at Porllnnd
end are guests at tho Perkins hotel.
Now is the time to Insure grain.
R. A. Holmes protects you against
loss by fire, while Btandlng and whllo
being harvested, threshed and in
granary.
Cherries are now in big demand
nnd 400 pounds were quickly sold at
iho public market this morning. Tho
market Is now open Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
All kinds of wood, mill .blocks and
planer shavings at Vulley Fuel Co.
All fuel Btrlrtly cash from now on.
105
IMIss Anne McCoimbk gavo a war
bread demonstration this afternoon
in the Dowey school district.
Daily's Taxi. Phono 15.
' Swimming in Itoguo river Is now
the popular sport and scores of poo
plo aro enjoying it. On Friday about
NS took advantage or tho imuilcip:il
Jiath house privileges and iho total
number of swimmers was moro tluin
100. Saturday tho number was In
creased. Tho water this year Is
Very clear, and not as deep as last
season. Saturday It had a tempera
ture of 72 degrcos. Grants Pass
Courier.
Wlndshlold glasses for all cars. C.
E. Gatos Auto Co. 8(1
Week end visitors at Khimiilh
Falls last Saturday were Court Hall,
John Hockert nnd A. Tollo of Med
ford. Fvorybody eats Ico crcum sand
wiches at tho Sugar Bowl. 8;i
ClauH C. Charley passed tho physi
cal examination at Portland follow
ing his enlistment In Hie navy uml
has returned homo to uwalt orders lu
report for duty.
Pianos tuned. 3 In Medford, $3.50
in country. Work guaranteed or no
money. Hnlo's Piano llouso. tf"
Carl .losrhke, tho well known
watch repairer, went to Portland last
week to loento In that city. Ills fam
ily will soon join him.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
siiranco policy, orflce, Boom DM
M. F. and II. Bldg. .
Karl Isaacs or Mannas store last
week failed In his effort lo enlist In
the quartermaster's department at
San Francisco.
Vr rc'tnors and cut your tire bills.
C. K iVitos Auto Co. so
-Mrs. A, K. Burroughs following her
visit with relatives Jackson countv
Is now visiting friends In tlrnnls Pass
prior to returning her home at
Cottage Grove.
Springs for all cars. C. 15. Gates
Auto Co. K(It
H. JI.TIen and if ,.ft Saturday,
morning by auln for Med ford where
llio former will make
arrangement..
" ""'i "i oi .Maxwell cars to
this city, Portland headquarters be
ing unable to fill any orders for Ihoc
rare t iho present time. liosoliurg
News.
Dr. Hartley will vacato hts offko
June 30, 1918. Mako arrangements
now for painless extracting.
- J. '!(. Tucker, former employe of
the California-Oregon Power com
pany, has gone to Portland whore he
will tnko employment as a foundry -Itinn
In ono of tho shipyards.
The DrunswicK, ah phonographs In
"'ers l'aint Store. tf
HrHlnard il.t l.wlth, son of Mr uml
Mrs. S. Vilas lleckwltli, has it imned
home from California, where he was
attending school.
Forhe best Insurance see Holmes,
tlie Insurance Man,
Dr. (ieorgo Hebce of the University
of Oregon, following his visit to his
ranch near this city, Is now at Port
land where ho has charge of tho uni
versity branch summer school.
Better than cones something newr
Ice cream sandwiches Dc. Sugai
Bowl. 63
Tho number of property owners
visiting the city hall to sign up undei
tho it years payment plan Is Increas
ing daily. The time limit expires
Monday, July 1st, and those who have
not yet 'signed up are warned to do so
as soon as possible nnd avoid the
last minute rush.
Have Hale's tune your piano by
export factory man and It will glvo
satisfaction, $3 In .Medford; 13.60 lr
thu country. tf :
C. H. Corny, of Medford, formerly I
In tho hurdware business In that city
was' in Kugeho yeoterduy on a busi
ness trip. While In town he received
a telexram from his wlfe saying that
their son, who is in training at Omni:
Lewis, nnd who expectB to leave there
soon, was passing thru Eugene on the
1 : f5 train for a short furlough homo.
Fugene Guard. .. ,.
Mitchell sharpens lawn mowers. 3C
South Itiverslde.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McCurdy have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Clnsseock and children and Miss Eula
McCurdy of San Francisco who ar
rived today by auto,. The party will
visit Crater Lake before returning
home.
Ralph Mulford In a luper-slx holds
all speed records. and uses Veedol.
C. IS. Gates Auto Co. 8li'
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. H. Garnott oB San
FranelHco and Mr. and Mrs. L. 1).
Goodrich of Los Angoles, aro auto
tourists who aro guests at the Hotol
Medford.
Jackson County Blacksmiths asso
ciation will go on a cash basis on
and after July 1st.
Tho (17 drafted men of Jackson
county who leave Thursday evening
for Camp Lnwls will go aboard a
bpnciai train hero which is scheduled
lo arrlvo at 7: '15 p. m. A big crowd
Is expected to bo at the depot to see
them off.
If your upholstorlng Is woarlug,
put on scat covors. C. E, Gatos Auto
Co. 8(i.
William N. Campbell, tho stnto ex
plosives director, left lust night for a
week's sojourn on official business at
Halter and vicinity.
Why not oast your noon day lunch
at Holland Cafo?
Mr; and Airs. G. Edward Pierce are
upending several days In Portland
vlslling friends. They left for tho
statu metropolis Sunday night.
Interesting news for tho farmers
was contained in tho following tolo-
jgriim received this morning by Coun-
i.v Agricultural Agent Cato from 1'rol'.
l. It. Ilyslop, head or the department
of agronomy or tho O. A. C: "Price
Tor sisal twlnu In varloud lots M
cents, or 23 '4 cents in less than car
load lots. Both prkos at factory.
Higher grades of twine at Increased
prices up to 2S cents at factory. Write
M. II. llouser at Portland fni- full,,,.
information If desired
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Derricks nnd
daughter of Granls Pass arrived in
tho city Monday afternoon and spent,
mo night at tho lintel .Medford.
I'larenco Hales, tho well known
barber, who for months past has tried
lo enlist in any branch of the unity
and navy, nnd who was rejected be
cause his heart beats slightly too fast
in tho opinion of tho recruiting phy
sicians, Is ono of Iho 4 4 Jackson
county men drafted for tho heavy
artillery section who will depart for
fort Mcliowoll, Calif., n July 5. Mr.
Hales looks evce.isively healthy and
lias never been sick slnco his infancy.
The last regular meeting of Kennies
chapter will b hd.i w,.,(,.s,,iy nI(.llt
June L'Uth at t o'clock at Iho Masonic
hall. It will be social night und thore
Kill be Initiation work.
Mr. and Mu. c. t:. Hng, two
daimblnrs and son of fowler. Calif.,
who arrived In the city Monday ami
were guests at the otol Holland, left
this morning Tor Trail for a islt wilh
Mr. and .Mrs. ti. c. tiliflii. .Mrs. lioag
and Mrs. (Hifln are sisters.
Mis. f. I:. Schllnsog and children
left today for Xorii, Powder, Ore., for
a vh-it with Mrs. Sch!liiKsBs par-'
Clll.;.
1. I..
Springer loft Tunsdav mom.
I"K for a biisi,,,.,, visit i sisson.
filccu lieddy has returned, uccom.
panled by her friend. 11 i
From nlieiidlng school at V .,., ..V
1 . to spend ihe suniinc
er vacation.
11. I!, limit-litre It-: t 'I'm.
stluy morn.
...h mm- .Minn nend. Ore.
Mrs. A. Ilron ne ami Miss r. J
lirowne of !:,,( Oranne, . .1., ''re
tt'.iMMs .loeniiiir ti,
Intel llol-
land.
Aiaolit;
vi-itnrs registered ,.1 11,
noieis 1, ,,!,. ,,,. I'lo,.,,,,,.
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'in 1 onilijit.-r. T. 1
I'itncnild. f.
xiierstiiio, I', -Meiison
ami I,
"'Hi. II. N. Veck.
1-. Cllaii.ller ,if s.in
f runt I..-. 0
Mr. and Mrs. ('. w, ,llmy
Mr. and Mrs. .1. U .t.,.,i ,,f
I Of Kcattl,.
Los .Mitel,.,. C. A. w ,,.,,,, ,, N
Uer of Pnrtland and c. 1'. Hiemer
of IlilLeiie.
t 1.1 1 npo nt Seat e and
Spuilliig of lloiiulam, Wash.
Sailic
were
callers at the I'nm,,..,
icivlal club M011-
. day niteriUHMi.
NOBLE RUSSIAN GIRL FIGHTS
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L'ntlur the autliority uf iho lout' ,-,ua-Irol
act, the bureau of imirK's tiw
United States tlep.irtiuent hi ji'i'-Lil-lure
is to require from a!! th f m r
rnen in the eountry perimlii-a j- jkm
on the number ol.' buflieks y1 v heat
tlireyhed by tiieia and t,'3 u v-tx
from whieh the p;raiu vrii r''ntd
A of thiTHlieiiuen is bemy; eomjtii
ed from all availulile sources lv tl i
bureau of crop estimates, whieli is
en-operatinjr in the uudeiiakin, and
the bureau of markets is having prim
ed u supply of blank forms for
threshing reports, together with a
pocket metuoniminm book for da'y
records. Kcporls will lu'uiu with the
o;ic)iiiiir in .Iniio of the winter wheat i
li:irvestin; m'm.-iiu. ihc coimlv nenl
will n.ssi.-t, in liisl rilinl iniv the sched
ules unit iiicnmtaiHlmn hnn!;s nnd wi'i
ilso ni l, in assembling l!ie results.
The results arc to he made nvii'I'i
ile for the use of tile I'nileil Slates
loiul ;uiinini.-t rat inn. Hie federal Ira V
eiiiiuiiission and oilier branches ,i
the LMtvcrnnient. They are expecli.
lo provide u complete uml neciirati
cheek on Ihc advance wheat tiunr-s
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LdXIHlX, Juno 20. Kdwnrd
Slinrtt, chief secretary for Ireland,
speaking In tho limine of commons
today on thu Irish question, said ho
hoped to satisfy tlio house that tho
Herman plot in Ireland was a real
and imminent danger to this country.
Mo said ho was satisfied that hoth the
clergy and the naiinnallstH had used
their Influence respectively to assist
in keping the peace.
Secretary .Sborlt said tho govern
nient hud lound that Cerniany was In
touch with Ireland and that not only
were messages going to Ireland from
a Herman tourco but that they were
going from Irish sources to llennany.
Nays It Acted Like 11 ( harm
Coughs, colds, sore throat or bron
chial troubles which persist at this
tlmo of tho year usually aro of an ob
stinate character. That Is nil the more
reason why a truly reliable remedy
IIUo Foley's Honey anil Tar Com
pound should bo used. Mrs. 11. Marga
ret Smale. Bishop. Calif., writes: "fo
iey s Honey nnd Tar Is a grand reme
dy; more than Is claimed for It. I
"as sutferlng from n cold last week
ami used the mc.llcino and It acted
like a chann." Contains uo opiates.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
Xotl.c to Allen Women.
All Herman alien females In Med
ford nnd vicinity over the ace of 14
must register with the chief of police,
t'omineiiclng nt 6 o'clock Monday,
Juno 17, nnd continuing on each day
successively thereafter until and In
cluding the :'i:;h day of June at S
p. m., ev e;t Sunday.
J, r. AI.KXANDIU;,
1". S. Marshal.
J. I". I1ITTSON,
Chief of Polite
01 u.e ...ue.iii e. .-rep esumaics luvmergn as moths. Orchnrdlsts with
the same wav Hull the enlloll eill'.'n-- Inl.l n,v.i,.,,..i . 1 ......
KAISER AND BCLSHEVILI IN
V IFIGIANA PEARS0KS AT I7IALT0
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ON FRUIT TREES
Tho time has .come In the Rogue
River valley to supplement the arsen
ate of lead sprays for Codling Moth
with other methods of Codling Moth
control. A very effective supplement
to spraying Is found in the Burlap
lhanda. Those burlap bands may bo
used In two ways: l irst 3uiiap
bands placed around tho trunks of
trees ana these examined every few
days during July and August and all
tho existing larvae destroyed. Second
--Burlap .bands enclosed with strips
of window screen have 'been used in
other localities and found to be more
effective and no work is necessary
for examination after these bands are
placed on the trees. The young
larvae after leaving the fruit In mid
summer will crawl along the trunk
of tho trco and force their way thru
! ho screen nnd then cocoon up In the
burlap bands and when they emerge
as ninths they cannot escapo thru the
screen. Of course, not all of the
worms will bo caught in this manner,
but a great many will bo trapped and
it will assist greatly in reducing In-'
feetlon front tho second brood of
moths. Where tho burlap (bands are
used without the screen It is always
necessary to examine tho bands and
destroy the worms before thev
.1""' v... UlfiWl to .loupi tins-
I means at this tinio us a supplement
1 to their spraying operations, for fur
ther particulars, see County Patholo
gist.
Haled Juno 2 llh.
(Hlgned) CLAI'IIK C. CATE,
County Pathologist
I WEDDING BELLS
Carl J. Klein and Miss Buinh Pan
slier wero married at tho homo of
the'brldo's mother, Mrs. Isabell Kan
slier at 1025 We.it 10th, last night
Mr. Klein is a watchmaker, formerly
worked for Martin Iteddy but foi
somo months past -has heen working
In Portland. Ho registered In Med
ford and returned Sunday, I1I3 num
ber being In tho recent list, and he
leaves Thursday for Camp Lewis
Mrs. Klein was born In Medford.
graduated from tho city schools, ii
active In church circles and has. g
host of friends.
Il-:illCKS.Wl-:sTi:itHVni: Mr. Jo
seph M. Derirks and Mrs. .Minnie E
Wostcrhdyo, llf)lh ()f t;nlllts ,,US8
wero unit, , in marriago on je L.4
by tho Itcv. lr. W. It. Morenz.-Oe.ser
Pastor of ion's Lutheran church, at
the parsonage 011 West fourth stroot
ney will sojourn for several da
ays in
.'.et.iorti and then return
home.
to
theli
DIED
C01ivm-.!,s. Minnl0
wife of Willard II. Corwin
Corwin.
s farmei
residing on M,0 (
reek, Curry countv
died at liiemlale
Ore., June 2:!. user
.tiui.-. emit months and 14 dnvs
She was horn a! .Madison. Indians
and is survived by her husband and
Iwochiltlien. M;,v,ue. aged nine yean
"t! Paul, uaed 1. The funeral wa.'
"in nt 4 o clo; k. jtI no p
at Perl's
"t.ticiKiKi.ig parlors,
t. O. 1'. v eniet-'i-y.
interment nt I.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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i.'oms aad bat'i. lleunot Invest
t.icu I n.
I'd; SM.i: Household goods, fruit
Jars nnd garden tools. iHi South
.Newtown, Phono I'.iu-ll, j
THEATERS OFFERED
Final arrangements for two big pa
triotic mass meetings at 8 o'clock
Friday evening to celebrate the suc
cessful completion of tho War Sav
ing Stamp campaign will be announc
ed by the Medford school hoard to
night. Mass meetings will ho hold
simultaneously at the Klalto and
Page theatres.
Attendance Divided
Tho school hoard has decided to
tako advantage of the generous offers
or both theatre managements to use
the local play houses for tjie big
event, thus making It possible to ac
commodate the largest crowd over
turned out in Medford for any war
activity celebration. Residents west
of tho Southern Pacific railroad track
will be admitted to the Ulalto theatre
while all residents east of the tracks
will attend the meeting at the Page.
The name3 of the chairmen for tho
respective meetings will be announc
ed tonight and the school board pro
mises live wire chairmen, no long
winded speeches and unlimited pep
for both meotings. There will be no
charge for admission to the meetings
but in case the hour is not too Iato
the theatres will put on their regular
pictures after the mass meetings have
been dismissed.
i.ocai headquarters received re-
ports of War Stamn sales last nlrl.t!ag0' In 811 uls tamtory e finds
amounting to 7200 for the tirst
day's canvass. To this an additional
thousand was reported this morning
to be added to yesterday's total.
Limit Club Grows
At noon today Chairman Stripp of
tho $1000 Limit club announced that
the name of J. L. Hovcy, of 2 08 South
Central, had been added to member
ship in tho limit club. Mr. Stripp has
a number of prospects for $1000 pur
chases, of stamps he expects results
from before the campaign closes.
County Chairman Henry Hart is
receiving good reports from practical
ly all the country districts and antici
pates no difficulty in putting Jackson
county in the honor list It his splen
did organization maintains Its pres
ent stride. Tolo reported first over
tho top last night.
Volunteers May Itny
In order that anyono who might bo
missed by the solicitors may sign up
for or purchaso War Savings stamps
arrangement has heen made to moot
their requirements by application at
Tho Toggory. Either pledgo cards to
buy stamps may be signed during tho
regular business hours of tho store
or tho cash purchaso of the stamps
may bo made.
BIG FOREST FBE
Federal Forest Suporvlsor Hugh
11. Hankln and Assistant Supervisor
I. IX Foster left yesterday by auto
uobilo for tho Klamath Indian res
ervation whero a forest fire has
turned over COOO acros. According
to reports received last night, only
iOOO acres are within the national
forest boundaries, tho rost being pri
vately owned timber. This is by
far tho largest forost fire of the year.
A largo forco of men aro fighting the
flames which wero spread rapidly on
Sunday by the strong northern wind.
The fire fighters wero drawn mostly
.'i-om tho Klamath Falls district.
Medford Dressmaker Do
ing Her Bit
"Slnco I was a child I havo suf
fered with stomach trouble and gas-
trio attacks. Doctors could only give
no temporary relief. A lady I sewed
'or told me of having boon cured of
dmlhir trouble hy taking .Mavr's
iVondorful ltnmcdy. Tho fiiit doso
.iroved to mo that It would cure mo
uid it has. 1 nm glnd to recommend
it to other sufferers." It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
t-ho catarrhal mucus from tho Intea
Inal tract and allays tho Inflamma
tion which causes practically all
toinach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments. Including appendicitis. Ono
loso will convince or money refund
xl. All reliable Druggists. Adv.
Your ryr tiro
Voiir head nt'ho
Vim want vMon
on want comfort
You Mant trrv ire
Yon nwl vliiM'4
Vur icIhsmm break
They neod adjusting.
DR. RICKERT
Suite 1-S over Mnr O,
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MUST DEPEND ON
LOCAL LABOR TO
Jackson county farmers should
give up an hope of; getting help from
the outside, and must depend on local
labor nnd their own efforts to har
vest their crops, according to M. O.
Evans who Is in charge of the farm
labor department of tho department
of agriculture for eleven western
states which be covers every two
months. Mr. Evans whose headquar
ters are in Portland left Monday
evening for Berkeley, Calif., after a
day's visit in Medford.
In his observations in eleven states
Mr. Evans says that every community
will have to furnish its own lubor,
and that If present conditions con
tinue H may be necessary for the la
bor department to take men from the
offices and stores for work on farms
and put the clerical and similar work
entirely In the hands of women.
One striking feature noticed by
Mr. Evans is the immense amount of
work being done by girls nnd women
in the various sections ho visits.
On account of Inroads of various
kinds on crops this season Mr. Evans
states that the demand for labor will
not be as great as expected som time
n0 serious hortage of labor has de-
, ve,ope1' ana " f be almost
Impossible for the farmers of this sec
tion to secure outside help, as such
help available is so ibadly needed in
other places. He says that requests
for outside labor are being filled
mostly where the transportation Is
least and that the districts near Port
land will absorb most of tho labor of
that city. Efficient work has been
done, according to Mr. Evuns, this
season by J. W. Brewer, state farm
specialist, of Portland, who has sup
plied 300 boys and girls for picking
strawberries and cherries at Hood
River and Tho Dalles, and on June
2 1, 45 grado teachers of Portland will
commence work In the loganberry
fields of Gervais.
K. M. Kudovan, who recently agreed
to erect a drying und evaporating
plant at Medford, will make good his
promlsd, despite tho almost total fail
ure of the peach crop and the very
light apple crop. In a letter to J. C.
Barnes, ho slates:
"As to evaporation: I am going to
build regurdlcFS of light applo crop.
I want to do as I promised the grow
ers to do. Next week I am going to
San Francisco, thonio to Medford. It
everything Is O. K. 1 shall bo in Med
ford July 2d or 3d.'
Casing
have on hand and for .sale the following casings,
any of which are bargains:
Two Usco, each
One (ioodvear; all wcalhcr, each ..
Two IM'i U. Si Chain Treads, each
One 31x4 Usco Clincher, each
Two :!'Jx.Ti Cord, each
Two oL'-nH1.- (ioodyear Plain, each
One ."().:i Firestone, each
Three IWx-l'i (ioodvear. All Weather .oversize
for ?,2A), each
Two :?:!x-l!'j (Ioodyear Plain (oversize for D2.4)
each
TREICHLER-PEIRSON, Inc.
Phone 304.
UKMKMIIKU I'M DAY, J I XK2KTH, NATIONAL WAH
SAVlXt.-SDAV
PARTICULAR WOMEN ARE CAREFUL IN THE
SELECTION OF TALCUM POWDER
It Is easy to spoil nil tho daintiness and "tone" of a good perfume by
uslns a Talcum Towder of a different or Inferior order. We call
your attention to
iuioii:t.ii:a.ii; jontkkl violet dilce
Kach of which Is a part of a complete lino of toilet preparations In
addition to these wo carry all other makes ot Talcum Powder.
"Stes& West Side Pharmacy
Remember Friday, J une 28th,
Preparations for the outdoor per
formance of Mikado are nearlng'coin
pletlon. A large stage has been buiut,
and decorations and scenic effects are
In process of construction. The me
chanics aro wiring the grove today
! for the beautiful lighting effects, and
."everything will be completed Thurs
day morning so that there will be no
hitch In carrying out the well laid
plans for a splendid presentation of
the Mikado.
There will be a general rehearsal
at Phoenix tonight of the entire com
pany, and a dress rehearsal on the
stage in tho grove Wednesday which
will insure smoothness in the public
performance Thursday evening.
Arrangements havo been made for
the interurban cars to make regular
trips from' Medford to the grove on
Thursday evening, the first car leav
ing the park in Medford at 7:15 and
running about twenty minutes apart
until S:30. The price charged will
'he 13 cents 25 cents round trip.
These cars will also leave after the
performance for Medford' and other
-points;:,
IfJTaca,''K. Y, The Jacob H. Schift
endowment for the study of "German
culture"has been changed to study
human civilization."
WHILE AT WAR
WOMEN SUFFER AT HOME ,
Ettgese, Oregon, "I eortainly owe a
great deal to Dr. Pierce's Kcmedies; three
uuierent times they
havo saved my life.
One time I had
troublo with my
lungs and the doctor
said that I could not
fot well. 1 took
)r. lJierens Golden
Medical Dlscovory
and it cured me.
During another Ill
ness the doctors said
there was no chanco
for my recovery. I
took two bottles of
7t Pfnri'nV h'livnrf in
PreScrtntion and nnt wcU. Airnln dntnrs
said that tho only thing to save my lifw
was an operation, and at once, too. I
ngiiin took tho 'Favorite Prescription
and the 'tiolden Medical Discovery,' and
they brought mo through just line well,
and without n n operation, so I cannot
npnak too highly of these wonderful reme
dies." Mits. Ai.ma Jarvis, 4Ui W. ad St.
KosRTim.'OHKoo.v. "During expoct-
iu y a wf!j pooriy i couui not Keep i
th i n o n m y y
Mloiimeh and
nv
Jin ml and
back
netted ti-rrilitv nil
thu time and t was
so nervous. A
friend told mo
about ln Pif Ten's
Favorite Proserfp
tion. 1 took three
bottles ami never
hud any trouble
afterward. Tho
lirsst doso helped
inc. My baby was
a nice, h en I th y
child. I think the
'
'r.-spriitioir Is ylmply great.
il y great. I nm triad
Mns. C. A. FlUEND,
lo riTOtiunenil it."
s.il Moshi-r birccU
"Favorite Prescription " nnd "Golden
Medical. Ulscovery" are both put up in
liquid and tablets'. If not obtainable at
dealers,. send 10 coots to Doctor Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. V., and he
will mail trirfl package ot cither tablets.
Bargains
7.50
.. ;."()
.. 17.;0
.. .;0.Gu
..-22.50
.. 17.50
e.oo
11. '23
3.J.21
National War Savings Day.