PASE TWO
MEDFOTW 'MATT TTtTBTTNR inSftPOllD. tRKfiONr, MONDAY. SEI-'TEMP.TCR HO, 1018
FOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Tho apodal session of United
States court for Jackson, Josephine
and Klamnth counties will beKln In
this city tomorrow morning. JihIko
Wolverton, V. S. District Attorney
Haney, IT. S. Marshai Alexander and
a number of court attaches uro ex
petteti to arrive hero from Portland
late this afternoon or Tuesday morn
lng. A delegation of about forty
principals and witnesses Is oxpected
to attend court from Klamath conn
ty.
I beg to announce to the public
and frlondB that I havo resumed tho
practice of law at rooms 217-8 Lib.
erty (formerly Garnett-Corey) bids.,
and will give strict attention to all
business that may be placed in my
bands. Ceo. W. Cherry, phono G57-J
ICC
A meotlng will bo held this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock nt tho Commer
cial club building, to select a man to
represent the government and a man
and woman to represent tho employ
ers, on tho community board that
will bo appointed Tuesday at 4 p. m
Cabbage for kraut. Maddux &
Bonnoy. Phone 87-lt. , 1(1.'
J. 8. Clnllngbor of Portland, was
tho week end guest of Ills wife's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Welch. Ho
Ib en route to Klamath Kails in the
Interest of the McMillen Publishing
company.
Attorney Newton W. Dordcn has
moved his law office to the Palm
block, 107 East Main street. 177
The Hertford district Irrigation
board will meet this afternoon to
canvass tho votes cast at Saturday's
Irrigation bond election.
The phonograph with a soul. Tho
new Edlaon Diamond Disc. Pnhnor
Piano Place, 28 South Central Ave.
Among county visitors registered
nt tho hotels Sunday nnd this fore
noon were aiarvoll ItOliblns of (lolil
Hill, Harry 1). Hills, J. F. Carson nnd
O. Adams of Unite Kails, Dare P.
Buckloy of Ruth, T. S. Lewis or Ap
plegate, Horner Owens nnd Vorn Orr
of Itoguo lilvor, David Porn or Wat-
kins, B. Mnsos of Jacksonville, and
W. Ornvln of Talent.
A dance for the benerlt of tho Hed
Cross will bo given by tho (irlzr.llas
In the largo hall of tho Nat. Wednes
day ovonlng, Oct. 2nd. Tickets 7"e.
extra ladlon 25c. ' 11.2
J. K llltlKon arrived bonin last,
night from sovcral days spout at Kla
mnth Falls on automobile business.
Tho Central Point wireless station
which was for tho past seven or eight
yearu such a conspicuous feature of
tho valley, bus been removed nnd tho
towers dismantled. Tho station had
not been In uso tor years.
Orros, tho ladles' tailor, will bo at
Hotel Holland every Tuesday nftor
noon; high class only. Kit nnd work
manship gunrantoud. 172
V.'Iiibim lludge arrived homo Hun
day (mm a week's visit with Mrs.
Ilndgo and tholr daughter, MIhh Jean
nt llorkoloy, Calif., where tho latter
Is attending tho University of Cali
fornia. Hamilton & Ellington plnnos. 11.
N. LoManl, 225 South Oukdulo.
Look them over before you buy. 1S2
Tho news has been rerelved In the
city that Miss Marguorlta King, aged
1.1 yenrs nnd soven months, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. (icorgn -II. KinK of
Denver, former residents or Medford.
died In Denver Sept. 22nd ut appen
dlrltls. drizzly daneo at the largo hall or
Nat, Wednosdny evening, Oct. 2nd
llenetlt Hed Cross. Tickets 7 .'.
extra ladles 25c. lt!2
Krnnk and I .mils Porter or Kugene
left this morning for Doris, Calif.,
whero they expect to take employ
ment in n mill or logging camp.
Singer Sewing Machine Shop, ad
Justing, repairing, cleaning. Phone
903-11. C. A. Chapman, 215 S. Cent ml
IS I
Mrs. C, II. Jackson and grand
daughter of Santa Itosa. Calif., leti
ror homo today following a visit hen
with Kugeno Moses.
Mattress making and furniture up
holstorlng. Douglas, 201 S. ltlvcr
nldfl. Phono 1II2-J.
Mrs. S. A. Ilratt and children of
Oak liar, Cnllf., left for homo today
nftor a visit with Mr. and Mis. Oscar
Lewis at Ja k.-ionvllle.
Tho drizzly danco for the ifed
Cross Wednesday, Oct. 2ml, at the
big hall ot tho Nat. Tickets 7 5c.
oxtrn ladles 25c. li;2
Mr. ami Mrs. 1-: i-l- Allen and taiulh
have returned to tills -l(y after hein-.;
away all summer. .Mrs. Allen and tin
children wore on n r.tneh near Med
ford, at the home or her parent-;, liuil
Mr. Alien, who Is dean of the hi hool
or journalism at the University ot
Oregon, was nt Berkeley, Calif.,
where ho taught journalism In the
Btimnier school of the VuHerslty of
California ami later bo attended I In
H. A. T. officers' training camp at
tho Pri'slillo.--nugcm' Ciiind.
For the best Insurance see Holme?,
tho Insuranco Man.
Mr. nnd .Mrs. William A. dates ar
rived homo Sunday Pom their two
weeks nuto trip to the stale fair and
Portland.
lien Korbcs, who received an ap-
polntmcnt as army field clerk and
left two woeks ago for Washington,
D. C, has successfully passed his ex
aminations, received his commission
and is now nt a port of embarkation
awalt'lng orders to sail.
Daily's Taxi. Phone 15.
Much Interest was manifested
around town today over the report
published In Portland newspapers
thut beginning Oct. 1st, all stores and
retail establishments thruout Oregon
would bo ordered by the State Coun
cil of Defense to close at 6 p. ni. on
week days and to remain closed on
Sundays, with the exception of drug
stores which can only sell drugs, and
restaurants, which can only Berve
food. Up to this .afternoon Mayor
Gales, who Ib county chairman of the
State Council of Defense, had receiv
ed no Bitch order, nltho he had heard
that one was coming. The order, It
is said, Includes all cigar and refresh
ment stands.
Feather mattrasses and renovat
ing. Douglas, 201 S. Riverside. 102-J.
Among educators taking part in
the comity teachers institute this
week nro J. II. Ackerman, president
of the state normal school at Mon
mouth, nnd Ida Mao Smith, primary
critic of tho same Institution, who
are guests ut tho Hotel Medford.
Tho Woodmen of the World will
hold a regular mooting next Wed
nesday night. .Light refreshments
will bo served. 104
Mrs. George Thomas and son
Italph of Spokane, who had been vis
iting Mrs. Thomas' sister, Mra. Frank
Plpgras left for home today.
une ana three-color stock pear
labels for sale. Medford Printing
Co. tf
The Crater Lake season orficialiy
close nt midnight tonight, and to
morrow morning after tho guests
have had their breakfast the hotels
will bo closed. Ot courso visitors
will continue going to the lake as
long ns llio weather remains good
hut fliey will have to camp out while
there.
Furniture packing, crating. Doug
las, 201 S. Riverside, phono 102-J.
Mrs. N. F. Clements uccompanled
by tho daughters or Rev. L. Myron
lloozer, Dorothy and Mary, went to
Grants Pass this morning on a busl.
ness and. pleasure trip.
Notice! All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the Model
Clothing company will pleaso cull
at 3.10 Fast Main street and settle.
Wo will upprcclato early settlement
ol ail accounts. .Model Clothing Co.
1 1S'
Sirs. C. Linn of Jacksonville, de
parted this morning ror a visit with
her sister, nnd en routo will stop oft'
at Fiigeno nnd Portland for a short
visit.
Dr. lleluo, Gnrnotl-Corey Bldg.
Among teachers in attendance at
the Institute bring held here is Mist;
Hello SMdmoru, of the Pino Grove
school, who will also visit an eye
specialist before returning homo.
Ono and throe-color stock pear
labels ror salo. Modiord Printing
Co. , tf
Miss Kllzulpolh Goro left last Fri
day tor Portland to attend Heed col
lege. Wo havo a row homo fruit dryers
on hand. Will closo out ut $6.0(1
each, complete,. P. F. & F. Factory.
Jackson County Supervising Fire
Warden Arthur 11. Myers was some
what surprised Saturday evening,
when Mrs. Myers Invited n birthday
surprise party ror blm. Tho party
arrived nt the Myers home on F.vans
creek at S:I5 p. m. Those present
were .Mr. ('and Mrs. 11. O. I.oikwood.
daughter Jiianlta and son llerlhel;
Mr. n ii (I Mrs. Fred Mlnthorn, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Owens, Mr. F. Woodward ami
son Archie, Mis. Skldmore, Uollln
Maer and Clirford ltlclianbon. Mrs.
Myers served vculson sandwiches,
salad with head lettuce, cake and
coffee.
The Brunswick all phonographs
In one. Palmer Piano Place, 2S South
Central avenue.
Frank Orr of Rogue River, who
was recently sent In Camp Lewis, hai;
just passed the crisis in an ucillo nl
tack of pneumonia, ami Ills lumber,
who Is at his bedside, sends word
thai his condition Is now reassuring,
BailletCs taxidermist and fur store
now open fur business. Wo have the
classy furs; come in and see them.
Any fins jou want, remodeled or re
paired, bring them In early, 12(1
Kast Main street.
Tho preliminary hearing of Wil
liam U-wls. the ('antral Point district
sheepman, who Is charged with vio
lating the espionage net, has again
I'reti i hanged. It is now set for 7;:in
oYloc Tuesday evening, I efore I", S
Coliunis-loner Davis.
Good piano for sale ery cheap
Phone B-KI2, or address Copo Hard
ware Co., I'hoenK. 1 1;
Notice
Tile surgeon general require the
state board of health to wire reports
or all ruses of InC'irna The slate
lio::nl requests these reports from the
countv 'li sit la:r. I tl.er, fore n:ge
all rhy,.irlani of .lark oa roenty to
report to in. at ome anv rase of
Spanish ln!iu--n,i. In order that step?
may be taken t, p-event an epidemic.
T J. MAI.MGUKN.
County Physician.
With a do or die In the attempt
spirit the Medford district liberty
bond executive committee nnd assis
tants started out the week this morn
ing determined to put tho .district
over the top this week.
Tho work began with only J 1 32,
Oou raised up to late Saturday night,
less than half of the district's quota,
which is $208,158. Several hundred
persons who subscribed In the last
campaign havo yet to subscribe In
this one, and most of those who have
subscribed In the past week have
taken a less amount than In the
previous campaign.
To reach the district's quota every
one must subscribe for an increased
amount over tho lust drive, and
Chairman Kidd nnd the committee
earnestly Implore them to do this, as
the quota is greatly Increased to
what it was before. The committee
also calls attention to the fact that
the next liberty bond campaign will
not come for six months. Theroforo
everyone has a long period rrom now
to pay In full for their subscriptions,
If they cannot pay cash.
For Instance, if one subscribes for
a fifty dollar bond he only has to pay
down $5 cash, 20 per cent or $10 on
Nov. 2, 20 per cent or $10 on Dec.
19, 20 per cent or 10 on Jan. 16,
and 30 per cent or $15 on Jan. 30.
New subscriptions follow:
saoco
!'. a. Owen
31000
l.elt.i R Owen Airs. A. If. Thomas
It. V. Ileall .M.-.lfenl Grocery Co.
IT. T. Klein V. null
Flnlph w. KluVn .Mrs. .1. Andrews
Mr, Herd l'llntlns (Ira. A. .Mansfield
Co.
31D0
'. P. Welch
$400
Ktta M. Vnwtcr
I. A. Priirlt
A. T. Fisher
(300
S050
. M. Cornltlus .vl .1. IIi-.My
t. W. Conner Cohlie .M. Koldusun
8200
'". S. Harmon I. O. It. M.
It. .1. I'oill-ov 1 F- Vim llvke
.M. 1-'. IlilliU-y , l.ollie A. J'l'urh.stlllg
S1GO
.1. P. Ilenilrleksim e I-". Itrontmrr
Klvii '. ItoliiTts J. il. CoL-lilaii
II. S. AiklliN
8100
U. C. Siiivllm T. Wilson
II. . Nic-holson I'linrl. 1-:. .'-sliury
Ij. Jt. JliiiK'nuti Hiirii C Norwood
I. A, l-'lnlrv .Mrs. ('. M. Ilngllsh
.1. I. Hkiiuu-r .Mr A .Mrs. K.
J. .M. .Must Mni'lin
Mrs. I.iiurn Crocker . It. Ciiso
OF 21 ill POLLS
Tho Medford irrigation clistrlrc
board met this afternoon to canvas
the vote east at the bond issue elec
tion of last Saturday. There was
general rejoicing thruout the city
and valley over the carrying of the
bond Issue, as It means much for the
future welfare and prosperity of the
valley.
Tho property owners undor the
project cast the following vote on the
proposal to Jssuo $1,500,000- worth
of bonds for the construction I of an
irrigation Bystem with I3ig lltuttc
creek as the Bource of supply: For,
HI; against 120.
The voto of precincts was as fol
lows: Precinct No. 1, Kast Medford,
47 in favor of the bonds and 34
against; precinct No. 2, South Med
ford, 47 in favor of, 4.1 oppoBed;
Precinct No. 3, West Medford, 4 7
aye, 4 3 no.
OP AISNE RIVER
10 MEET YANKS
PAHIS, Sept. 30. (llavas).
General (Jouraud's amy attacked
this morning on the northern slopes
of Itellovuo heights, Mont Cuvelet
and Bouconvillo.
AUn brook, which flows northeast
toward Challcrango, has been crossed
and heights dominating tho village
of Marnu on the west r.fdo of the
brook havo been taken.
COUNTY TEACHERS
About 250 school teachers and In
structors comprising the (Ideational
force of tho cities, towns and rural
districts of Jackson county are in
attendance at the annual three days
county teachers Instituto being held
at Medford high school, which con
vened this moinrns. The session was
opened by County Superintendent
Ager presiding. Following musical
selections addresses were given by
President J. il. Ackerman of the
state normal school at Monmouth
and Supt. G. A. liriscoo of the Ash
land schools. Then from 10:1.1 until
11 a. m. departmental sessions were
held. Departmental sessions wore
resumed after a short intermission
until noon. J. A. Churchill, state
superintendent,' was on tho prcgriun !
for two addresses but did not arrive
in the city in time to make them.
The afternoon was given over to de
partmental sessions and a musical in
charge of George Andrews. The pro
grams for Tuesday nnd Wednesday
aro of special Interest. Miss Ida Mae
Smith, primary critic 'of tho state
normal school, was one of the main i
speakers at 1 oth sessions today. i
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CRM0VES
mms EASILY
Ordinary so3 von't take
cut etaias. ' But soap and
capiha v;o:lz wonders where
moot c'canccrs fail.
Jut; try Fc-Is-Kantha soap on
Crcr.se stains, b2ool talti3,
paint el-aSns, ;:ilk stains, etc.
HI
riii results wli! picas you.
I.i iks red end fjcen wrapper
at yatir on'ii grocer's.
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Wal-mal lE&Knc Greatly Tz-S,r,-jr J X-.-j
'icaclun? Chiidrca toLcirc iclx
A. l-'il.lik'or
' k ni Smith
J'". K. Alartlii
1. K. Ili.iil.y, Jr.
I. ('..nl.-y
!. H. TrmiKon
II. CookHuii
Jaitx'H Kiubry
.1. .1. Sit inner
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K. W. (i. l.l.iinl
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rt. NVl!
K. F. Ciilhrio
H. I'uliiitni
950
Klln'1 K. Nfwlaml
it. It. Kowry
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WiiikniK H Co, )ra Cox
Mrs liny l.nu (oil
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C.li ttiaii
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V. .Maciniliiy
tOiinii'f Olivia
Myn.' 1':ivIh
.Miilicl -rim:m
Ami -ftl.-.ll.-v
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.':i(!tlux HiHinoy
Mi'd. Lulu Will
Kh'll At
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K. SciinihT
Slav Kviins
Miiy Ihuilcy
I. X. Skithuiirn
.larcjir't A. KoOn
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II. T. Mrown
J. U. Iltxxl
I.. M. Lofliind
I. . It. SchiniiilwiURpn
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II, ( I. 1'nnlln
A it I iIp S. Ash
Miir. .MrQiiisHon
-Mrs. Ii. J. Cinncnm
Mil I V V. Marrmlu
m. ii, wiM'tmun
I. K. Cmv
N. Wurnrr
V.,-;;,- k. warnor
( '. A. AihtniH
Mrs. .M. A. Ilowflls
Vt-Hla Klrirklanil
'J. V. Harrison
:.fapy W. Sclinark
Mitrv -M. I'litiiinii
Marv A. Holmes
Wilson
S. Stiinollff
II. (. J. r.imo
I-. ijni.svnborry
A. Itmuir
If. V. siorflfM
Kl.-aiinr Iiil1.v
M itlii-rmlro
a II. M.-iirit
I'litnk A. I.h-t
IV . Alr-ii.U-i'ffP
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ic.' Milrholl
W". Pay no
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Kllzah.'in I'-.TKUROn v. " .
I. K. Hiniiian N-'lll.' I'innMson
urs. .1 w Arthur V"V -"'",r
i. A Itanium Hownmn
l'. I'olllns 'i(illove
I'ci.-r li'kos A. IVmtiT
Mis. It. l I.owry
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Ai innt.- Hnltnor
s r. Hunter
I. Itukts
N- tlt- A. Stary
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WITir TlIK FRKXCII ARMY IN
CIIAMl'ACXB, Sunday. Sept. I'll.
(I!y Associated Press.) Tho capture
of Mont Curelet and lioucoville by
tlte French is most Important. These
heights permit the French to over
look the valley of tho Alsno and the
Important railway junction of Chal
lerango. Also the mouth of the val
ley thru which flows the Jtiver Airo.
Along (his river a railway runs west
ward from Mouron to Grandpre. It
is tlte only routo possiblo for troops
passing thru the Argouno forest.
The railway at Challerange is un
der firo and tho Americans on the
other side of (ho forest are steadily
approaching (Jrandpre. Yesterday's
desperate fighting was not In vain.
Tho enemy's right flank in the Cham
pagne is weakening. j
THIS WOMAN -ESCAPED
1
OPERATION
The little eWM'a drill is nniNr t- Ux
wncit raniar.tic fniry. Anil in t'.io ycrr.i ll.ii
VF, the d:;!l i::n-:n !nfo tin? y.cr.s of c
Jhio rose, lr cvclvo the siost wonJrciu !
nil trausijrtnalionj.
And nrc compi a jnoro pcrlfniq pflor.
when tdo J'iy tn tv:i v.i iiirri wnl .;u'u
Le as traa-'i;t m Y : cr.'uTix tin rovV.,
TMn ir. acvv.ai:-M:.;i.-:! v.ith n :cr.'i!l r.-rj-c:y
I;nnTfi ;ih Mr.Hi.r'it 1 lie 1. An -i nn.
appliruti' n p.Trt'."!i::-r in Ii :int':ru ri--.j
iiitinmrtily lii':r:.:.-:tc tlx- n.y;int u-.-twrrj
of mrj, tri-lnin, iuttis :: ( r..;vcl!.J jUil
bsr.cittu tin." pkiu Ci' tiic alu. :r..'.i.
It relieves iV trt:!rn, prevcrj trn ?crn'.!
anrl pa:n at tic cr -:rt M.tl cruMci t:.o !
(tonici) to c'.p-ir.i' cri-rr. T!o :v.!: rV.-s v n
tr.n't n-iturni; nffrr ln.'' Lrriws and iht
for.T. is tli-ja pruscne;'.
It nlioiilii bo nrVI d.-.llv, r.'.Ti.t nnrl iV.orn
irrr. ihirim; i!m jt'ilr.a of c:.-i;tai:'.. hi
rcrr'il.'i irc If tik1i1i'i tli nhijoru-n U fx
p:ir:I wi'.lr-rt t'r.i v.'-Av.v.n wt-.cn
is liorn. Naturally, p:iii: and d.ingcr at Jk
crisU is l'jii.
Vou ""ill Hid Mol?if?r'.fl r'rif! on nla n(
everj- JriiT jtui". I!, i i ;;rcj;;rcil c ,v iij
tin) Dnilii--M It')i!.;!rr Crt.. I.;u:;:i
l.h's., Allanta, 1 l.vy v !!! urrd : vn r.i
trntritrli; "NTt Mil i !:ni'l lii n!;" vi'ii: t l. .-.-Vrito
tl:.m to pnil it i: y -n. Y. t ti -'.c.
for n, sintrM ttor::ir.? vr nir'.t i :i;c !t! -r't
l'riontl Ohta'fi fi to;lo fnun yoi:r ru:T:r:-
tadny hy nil in-'au, ami '::r.i ortiiy yuurcl:
oeninst pain and tiis.-ozufort.
K &ih!M& i-i'-5-VC-'i5-T! &!JL-s,
PASTEURIZED ff rfifn
mam
JACKSON CCUHTY CREAMERY
PHONE 51 I IE'DF'CRO, ( KEG0N.
By Taking Lyd;a E. PirJ;.
ham's Vegetable Com
pound. Many Others
Have Done the Same.
PAIilS. Si'iit. HO. Miracle men of j
surgery aro not only llioso hi tho
sn-nl In is pi i a 1 s ,if Kraiu'o, wiiiise I
lotils aro woll liiiown to llio roudliiK
l ulilic or Amorii-a. )
V'rom Italy etnro nioro storlos o.
I ho niarvolourt work of Colonol Amn
iloo rorna. u suri;oon of Komo, whoc
faim Is roacliln- over tlio world.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ul KKNT lL'-Kanse pump Run.
Phone 3.M-Y. 161
Troy. N. Y. "I sufToro-l for nwro
than sovon monOis from adisnlaoomont
anil thr'o ilootor;:
told mu I would
have to liava nn
operation, i had
d r n R g i n pf down
pnins, hack ache
and hcadnch'3 and
could not do my
housework. My sis
ter who had boon
helped by I.ydia K. i
rinkham's Vcrp
table Compound j
oskedmetotryit, I '
i,i,., ..,,,.,-i
bottles and nm now entirely well so I
do nil my work nnd not n trace of !
my old trouble. I ha-e told mnny of i
my friends what wonderful results they !
will pet from its uso." Mrs. S. J.
Skmi.kr, lii.'.r)lli Ave., Troy, N. Y.
Women who are in Mrs. Sender's I
condition should not pive np hopo or
submit to such an ordeal until they h"V
(riven I.ydia K. rinkham's Vegetable
Compound a trial.
For sinrpestions in repard to- your
condition write Tydia R Pinkham Med
ieinet'o , l.j-nn. Mass. Theresultof their
40 years expenencu at your sendco.
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Sun:r.".':ns ail 'Aic fr.rc.- r.r.d rc!o-.irccs nf the Rcpublip to
i'idcf:iRc of Freedom
For etKic. new Illji
;C.iiICULTURAL COLLEGE
. ';;W':;!; -3 'i ac r:'.iiticd as one of the '
; cf '.'.-r. im'ry tor xccMcntc in ,
' .-. 1 to t'ic c. !'. The Ccllcc is
I:l ?.x: 'w.-Ar'-tu-.m, but
-r.-yy.- ,:.;n I- on
: . c. ff,r m,M) an,j for women:
. r v V ..iiirTiiu;. Frre;tfy
. i'..-..:u:y,i.tJ
.', ..(.;.! prudent lifi.
(X:: ; c:,r-".- ' ' - ' ; c.r. .tts on its service flags,
r i.-r : : ; . l;:i. iTicits.
C-;It jeV Spteinber 23, 1018
I'.tJt Bov-llf t, .hi J oilmr i. (fu.-mstk.fi writs to th Re(tiirr, Ccrvalii. Orrma
I:-; :
l"OU KKNT l-'Ive-room modern bun-
K.iuin, null K.uiii . luiiiM- j
iie. lt-d. winliT's wood In shed for i
salo i bi iiu: per month, water I X'Bl't l'hones: 1-
paid. Tet Atilfr street. ; I'ill lJdy AHstslant.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
UXDF.IiTAKER
Day riionr: l'aclflc 227.
V. Works, I1I.1-J2.
The Physician's Patient
Kei-elves his meillelno from us exactly us order
ed by the I'oitor, nut a thlim Is altered In li e
sllthlesi decree. If for any reason we r.m't fill
a preM riptiun we tell ou mi and why. Let i.s
fill your next one.
Heath's Drug Store
I'lione MM I.
Tho Sail Tm Storo
o 't
We Have Taken the Agency for
Cleveland
md
W aterloo Boy
TRACTO
Ji'- 'i
They are two of thz i;cst rnnde and we want you to call
and see us before buy:;.?; a Tractor, as we believe, wc can
convince you that vc have the tractor you want for ser
vice and economy, h will be a pleasure for us to show
you these up-to-date rnachinei for making farm work a
pleasure and profit.
HUBBARD BROS.