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MEOFOUT) MAIL TIMHUXK IFOFOIM), OmXiOX. AVF.DNFRDAY, OOTOTiKU 2, 10918
Medford mail. Tribune
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Tribune, The Southern Orugoniao, The
Aahland Tribune.
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ubnortbera desiring a MVMinUy dally
newspaper.
GEO ROB PUTNAM, Editor.
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lx months ending" Sept. 30 9,932
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dispatches credited to It or not other
wine credited In this pfiper, and also the
local news ptibllshrd herein. All rlKlitH
Of republication of special dispatches
herein are aleo reserved.
Wottoe to SnhtcHbers The United
States War lndusirlm board has lasued
the following mandatory order, among
Others regulating the newspaper huni
ftmts during the period of the war: "I J I it
continue BenliuR pupiTS after date of
expiration of subscription, unions uili
crlptlon Is renewed and paid for." The
publisher lias no option but to comply.
2 NO TRUE BILLS
DIPLOMATIC DUPLICITY.
E
Tho grand jury which flnlRhcd Its
work lust nlRht brought In o'oven ln
dlclmontK, returned tv.'o nu true billn
and-made recommendations conrorn
liiB tho enmity offices. The Indh t
Hinnta wore ns follows:
'Hoy SuIoh, three lndlrtnicntB, one
for ndultery, ono for contributing to
tho dollmiiHmtty of.u minor, nnd an
other for Iuroeny of n divelllim; .Murk
Foster, rape; tlooruo It. Cowen und
John Ooo, lureony of n divelllim'.
Frank Parent, wanton injury to nnl-
mnlB; Hurry S. Lynch, milng water
lawfully denied him by tho wnter
master; Kd Wall, contrlbutim; to tho;
delinquency of n child; I'riitiU M n r:i 1-1
da, two lndlctinentH, one for conlrlb-,
utlni! to tho delinquency of u child j
and tho other Inile.'ont exposure of
person; nnd It. J. Miller, interim.; n
chock with Intent to defraud. The
no Iruo hills woro ns follows: Theo
dore I.yznrBor, wrniiKfnlly iisIiik an
auto truck; and II. I'. Miller, onhtlilt
Ing ohsceno writing.
In elrcult court today a numher of
thoso indicted were nrraiiinrd. Frank
Purent pU'iidod not utility and his
liond was fixed nt 1nti. lioorKii U.
Cowen pleaded Riillty un'i will b
sontonced Saturday. Tlio bull of Kd
Wall, altho .ho was not arratuncd.
wan fixed nt $ 1000. iXelther was
Hoy Sales arraigned, hut his hail wa.i
lnado $fit)() on each of tho three lu
dletments nKalnst liliu. rnink Mur
rtliln pleaded not Kiilliy to the two ln
dietiuentH niadn iiKnlnst him nnd his
ball Is l.'iiin in eai h case. .Mark ros
ter was arralKiied hut will enter his
plea Saturday. Ills Lull Is Jloim.
In Its report the isrniid Jury stated
that It had examined into tho offices
of county clerk, tieai'irnr. asr-esser.
recorder and sheriff, and t lint In I In
short time It had hail to conduct thl.i
examination round that the offices
had been conducted In a busiii'.vM-l!:c
lnnuuer mill Unit the lcni-dn were
neat and nppiirontly well kept.
Tho jury recommended that the
county court make necessary vnull
chiuiKcn Inciileniiil to tho consolida
tion of tho clerk's and recorder's of
fices next January. It also sill i-o-itcd
that morn careful attention lie kIwmi
the Janitor work in the court house,
cspeclnlly in the jury room. The Jury
reported oveiythinn in Rood condi
tion at tho county poor farm und
praised lite administration ot .Mr. and
.Mrs. Wells at that Institution,
PAWS. Ot. 'J:l. (hi . Serve
front lust iii-lil t In i:, tnuitis met
with heavy miH'ltine u.tu iiiv, the ef
forts of tl'.e j'ren. h I,, ero-s the
SolleilO llllll S'lIO r..Cl-, t!;' V.ilf .it-
I'tee 11111101111. -oi. -';ir:!ier -nM Hie
Kreneli tmidc irc.rii'V, liclwe. ii Nit-.v-le-l'oinle
and l.iTliour, tal.nit: iu-i -oner
cliifitlatiiiir ( jcriii.-tit's licacc offer enniirms its in-
sincerity. Customary (Jerinan camouflage a!io;iii(ls. I'rn
i'essiii,r't(i accejit the jiresith'nt's terms, lie avoids ac
cepting anything )ut a disctis.sion of those terms and even
refuses' to' part with Alsace-Lorraine an essential to
peace.
Germany does not want peace on Wilson's terms and
normally does not liroiiose to accept peace on these terms.
The (lerinan armv litis not been crushed. Though driven
out of a portion of Fi'ance and J'.elgium, the army is still a
long way from (lermany, still fighting valliantly, with no
sign of collapse. Peace efforts are a play for time with
winter coming on, for the criminal would escape penalty
for the crime. ' '
The' object of the peace drive is to create dissension
among the allies and to strengthen German morale and
get the Gt rman people's enthusiasm aroused for defend
ing the Fatherland. There has been no democratizing '
the government, no general election. The people have not
been consulted in tiny way. A royal dispiser of democ
racy is chancellor, with the socialist betravoi's of Uussia
in his ministry. The same old German game of diplo
matic duplicity is being played.
Even if the German people wove in control, the situ
ation would not be altered, it is the German people who
have approved the war and who have backed up friglit
fulness. Xot a single expression of regret has come out
of Germany on account of the atrocities committed
inertly the whine of whipped curs now that do font- im
pends. As liisjon Quale has so well set forth in the
Christian Advocate:
"Let us sol down sternly that we ar" at war with the
Germans, not the Junkers, not autocracy, not I'rus.M.ui
ism, not the kaiser (spelled with a smalt 'k'). All that is
camouflage and dangerous, because it obscures the
truth. The German people is what we war with. The
Gorman people is committing the unspeakable horrors
which set the world aghast. The German people is not
and lias not been conducting war. It is and has boon con
ducting murder. Hold fast to that. The 'supreme court
of New York declared (he sinking of the Lusitania an act
of piracy. Piracy is not war. All decencies, honors,
humanities, international agreements, anil laws have been
smashed by them day and night from the first rape of
.Melgitim to now. The new atrocity which appeared this
week was spraying prisoners with burning oil. This is
Germany's most recent est. It makes them laugh so!
"They have violated e.very treaty with the United
States; they have lied from start to finish and to every
body. A treaty was a scrap of paper. This week the
Prussian lords have dishonored a prince who was Am
bassador to Knglaud tit the opening of this war because
he has published the truth saying that neither Prance nor
Kugland wanted war, Germany brought it on; and the
emperor has sustained the action. Ju other words, Ger
many iii .1918 has put to public shame the one map
among them who has told the truth in Germany about
Germany the truth which the whole world knows with
out any confirmation from Germany. .
"Germany has ravished the women of llelgium, Ser
via, K'oiimauia, Poland, Armenia; Germany murdered the
passengers of the Lusitania and struck a medal to cele
brate that German triumph, dating it two days before the
horrible occurrence; Germany lias ruined cathedrals and
cities in sheer wanton fury in such fashion as has not been
done in till the wars waged in Lnrope since the days of the
building of the cathedrals: Germany has poisoned wells,
crucified inhabitants and soldiers, burned people in their
houses, and this by system; Germany hits denatured men
and boys, has wantonly defaced the living and the dying
and the dead. An eye witness tells of seeing women
dead at a table with their tongues nailed to the table and
left to die. Germany has stolen tilings little and big:
playthings from children, finery from women, pictures of
incalculable worth, bank deposits, railroads, factories;
Germany has sunk hospital ships, has bombed hospitals
and Wed Gross camps.
"Germany has disclosed neither decency nor honor
from the day it started the war nor has a single -voice in
Germany to date been lifted up against the orgies of i utli
lessness which turn the soul ick and which constitute the
chief barbarity of history; Germany remains unblushing
and unconscious nf its indecency; Germany's egotism still
struts like a kaiser; and to climax its horrid crimes, Ger
many has inflicted cniipnUory polygamy on the virgins
of its own land."
Safe MYCkriMmmiimum
Nutirlsl'.l
fliotl!l0
No Cooking '
For liifcnn,lnvnlid5 nadtownn'ChilJn.'n. I KIchMiU:. Msltcd Ordn Ex'.ract 1V1 Powder
Vh Ortslmd Food-Drink For All OTHERS are IMITATIONS
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
If you have ('atari ha! Pt afncss or
aro hard of hcartiir, or Irive head
noises t!o '"" d 'uriilsl and kcI I
ounco of Pnrmi'it t 1 oi ' , : . ircii'tth .
and add to it 't pint of hot water
and a little cranulHted sujar. Take
ono Inblwpoonful four times a day.
. Tlilu will often brine uiii k relief
from tho dlstrci liu: head noi "
CloitKcd nostrils hoiild open, breath
inu bocomo easy and I lie mucus i.li'l'
droppliw Into tho ihrmst. It is en-y
to prcparo, costs Hole nnd Is plen
ant to tnko. Anyono who Inn r.i
tarrlial Deafness or head noises
nhoold tilvo this prescilptlon n till' I
Adv.
iWHEN YOU WRITE
Buy the Right Stationery
at the Right Prices
KUiHTO! Yimip words cxjno?s your niosanr., jour vrtjifr io
flot trt your um'I lifpto. xiort your mntio;icry lirttu our liirno
FDrlmmtn' sivli. and finish lr whlto anil tints for tn.lU's nnl
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
It.M I'll WOOIH tllil), Prop,
The fulhfwinj; casnaltit'.-i urn ro
portt'd bv t ho commamiioL' uini'ial ul
the Amcriciin cxiL'iiitiii'i;irv fun-cs:
Killed in m'timi, l'2't: miiii in
aefjnn !I2; wouriied .-i; vend v. 177:
wounded Klh'Iitlv. 17(i: died of aeei
th'Ut Mid oilier eaiw--., 12; (ik'd o!
ft'ottnds, 80; died of di:;i!e, :
wuirjidt d, tfw iii.dcti rnimed. IM) ;
in'i:-vr.i'v.. ir:e; tiled fnm afro'iiine
aeeiiieiif. mie. Total. 120..
The Kdluv.iiiir are from the I'aeilie
eon it stales;
Killed in action-- 'ri. Ant lion v
Gor.'kv. I'asadenn, Calif.: Private
Kflrl t'. Vomhl'. Lo (?atus. Talil.
JlissiiiL' in aetion 4'rivate J'raidc
J. (hibriel. Saeramento. Calif.; J'ri
vate Unrrv Jlubeit i larva v. Los An
fclr, Calif.; i'rivate Jancro Son.a,
Point Heyrs. Calif.
Wui.uded severe! v in aefiun -i.icut.
Vi!lian: i' Kenstel. I'mtl-.iml. Ore.:
I1TH filMA
naiLUiun
I'rivnte Uuv A. Moweis, Seuitle.
:ii.sli.; I'rivule liuliert T. i'liinininiis,
f'laitoii, 'u:-li.: Private Winaliio
lioseuecu. Sun Krnneiseo, ("iilif.
Slightly ivoutided l'iint I'.iineni'
M.'tzu'iu'. Kveivlt, Wiij-li.: Private
Uiehard ). Cnrev. Alliatulira. f'nl.:
Private Walter Taviur. Krisco. Caiit'.
Wounilcil. decree uiuieteriiiined
Private Nick flasotui'i.-. 0;i!i!and.
'alii'.; Private Charles A. .Meirov.
l'ahn-i, Cal.
Died el' wouihIm Corn. Wi'liatn I.,
iiurnian. Portlanil, Ore.; Private
lluirii ,(,iarrilv.. I.om Angeles, Calif.;
I'rivule lltirlcv A. Turner. Clieivelnli.
Wash.: J'rivute l.ullier W. Creed. K!
( entro. Cal.: Private Hubert C.Me
I.aiiL'lilin, Modesto. Culit'. : Scrireant
Itov Wciwl, I.os AiiKelcs, Cal.
Ilied of disease l'rivtito Alberl
Dante CineMi, Santa liosa. Cuiif.:
Private Havinoml . Humes. Ilurris-!-!tr-.
Ore.
Cv A. eominittees will lie I v provide
buildings in each port which will be
Minted into pcrtutuient homes for
American sailors durint: tlieir shore
Icr.ve. Auiencan I'untilies will lie call
ed ui'un lo cnlerlain lurie numbers
of ihciii ut tlieir honio-i..
lil'ENOS AIIiES. Oct. 2:!. South
America is to L-e onritnizeit for Y. M.
C. A, wer wwri.' uioim' the i-nnic liner,
as ilif K'lrotiean (outlines. The war
work cotim-il of the Vounz MenV
('hristtan Assooitttiou in J.itv V r!;
-Mr. cttrdue of .t:ate lias ir.ove.1
to the Urn 'ierrv rancae tliis week.
J!-. 'A'livin'tid ar.d .Mr. Mavfiel.I u:
the Jiee.rimv.- drove their beef eat'Je
o" .::!!. .:t l'liur. ihlV- - . -
-Mr. Kd ?.!o..re and W. C. Chapman
I drove their cattle to Central Point
i till- cA;.
States 'sailors I J'r. and d'. Theo Glass were
... .... sti, trndimr in Mul 'old Weilnesdiiv.
-ui. uavis oi iicusic drove in town
TIiii.-mIuv to trade.
Mr. .M. Pui'diie of ICi'dfonl was oat
in tho Ant'oeh dilrii-t Thursduv.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cliapmau were
in Medford Vi'e!ii;-dav and out to
the Foothill orchard to visit with their
sons Hurl, and Percy Cltunniaii.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Narrairan of
i.ntiocli were iri lown Frdev Iradini:.
i . aotin ivooiiers and eiiiiorcn
nucais Aires Y. M. (.'. A. to net as
-ee.-tlarv in Sonlir A'nerien in whicli
eariit-i'.v he will look alter the entcr-
iuiiimcnt of L'uiled
wtn'iiecr tliev land
Atuorieim torf.
It is jiidposeii to have iierinanenl
organizations in all the South Ameri
can posts under the ilirecunu of the
V. M. 0. A. fleet seerelar.v, which can
on a iiHiiuenl's notice preimro them
selves to entertain unv number oi'
sailors who inav lie sent ushore on
leave.
One nislit rec ntlv when un Ainer-
tcau cruiser was in lite imrt -jf liacnos,.! In-ale mot oed to torn Sni-irii.-iv
Aires, tho Y.M:-C. A., arrunjed lor) Air. and .Mr. Harold S'lool; movtti
the entertainment nf 1 20 sailors in I ui on their huaiestead this week.
Ilia homes of Aniei iean and English j Eliiert Glass. Jes (11a -s. V. C.
families; : ' Ch tnmu'i. nil lei'l! for the mnuntainn
As Piieuos Aires has the onlv Y. M.'tlii- M'cck to briPL' down titeir cattle.
C. A. I.'tiiliiinir in.Noutli AutericiiTuitie j Claude Clianmari and vifc ol
cniiiiitli lo look iifU'r u lare nitttiiier ! Mciil'onl viilcd with home !nl'ti. Sitn
of sailors, (he lii-sl work of Iho V. M. (lav. . - '. '
IfhiiPi-l"
N- fCJy t Perfection Oil Heater KlV'-S
B A ! c1 fl stands guard against foifjaiTvl
S,i!!MSl!il Jampnesa and chill in skSh
r g t t'le home. Easy to k'kvp'
,t . , f , L gSvS carrV about.
i iSJf." l SJt' Lights at the touch of a JT
' frW&lXltl match- Gives lonff
Jf II I J lOcJ-'j hours of cozy,. comfort- Rj
Jri "iTi'wS anle wrmth on ono 8?
iiMLfMWj(W ' filling with Pearl Oil H
S'ri' li t""'j H tho ever-obtainable fuel. 8
lJXf -lv K moI?e r odor" I
PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
W. E. WALKER, Special Agent Standard Oil Co.
li:.l CHS W. C. I,iever. Ceajial iwt; "Y. A. C.nvley, Central
I'oitlt; (iarnett tiros., Melford; Me fcrd I'tliu. .V; 'Idle. Co, .Mcll'oril;
1 lies, Silutcon, Ashland; I'liivo-t itros., AvM.iml: f 1 .1 . t-";rk, .laeksoll
l!lr; I. S. .lohn.on, Cold Hill: Clldees lle.it. st.-.re. .t .k'i-ll.
JOHN A. vr,v.h
l'NllIvrtVAKKU,
Ladj Anl-.'jini..
n H1U Til lUHTI.Krs
Phon M. 47 and 47-JI
iOtill.'ell llnarne 8rle
to Ambuiitc wrw iirt
I I I IN 1
SUITS
TO OltnKU 23.00 vv
lino (liinlnis, IVrsuInc nil .Mtrrlni!
IJ.S K. MAIN, VI'ST.MIIS
oy An v 1 1'
A A Close Relation x .A
A ' V,
' Money is a clot" r a: (.: io ..111 .v YkvV'
J . j everyil.tr,;. It a totil I :.o! Ii. pita ed 0 '
ii'iovo halth or ...;! -;-.-.:i,-o" mt 'Vi V
if it Is ,,r.;-i.,;y to -,e d .:.-! -'or Ks.l
wivn pill to tsi i.l ute. i: cm :: ai- . U '
I 'w4 .lt!.h comethlfn verti) .': It. ij I .
lrrt A r'1 w:'- '' ;" '' J9-' w" ' "'
V" !'.. ':' Its n e'e . ti , v.x.: : .cti flake ifJ Ii
y n.f.',i'.ie.. t.. . riv
w: 'V5Pf i i"'r tent intei'e-.t ',
i A' Pa'.tl on t-uvlir,, ,tf . CS
CALLS ON RUSSIANS
IO OUST GERMANS
AFICHANCKU Sept. 22 fCorres
pondenco of tho Associated l're!6).
Maria LuteliHareff. oritanizer of the
famous Russian women's lialtalicn,
In here aidius tho orgaiiizarlon of . a
Husso-Allied army. She has caused
the following proclamation to he
posted In village squares and In the
country churches:
"I am (i JJussian peasant and a sol
dier. At tlio request of the soldiers
and peasants 1 wont to America und
Great Britain In order to request
these countries for military help for
Kustsla. The allies understand our
own mlsforluncd and 1 return with
tho allied armies which camo only
for tho purpose of helping to chase
out our deadly enemies, tha Hermans
and not to interfere with our Inter
nal affairs. After tho war is over
tho allied troops will leave U;iS3lan
soil. .
"I, on my own part, request all
loyal frep sons of Russia, without
reference to party to come together,
acting as ono Willi tho allied force3,
who, under tho Itussiau flag have
como to free Kusia from the German
yoke and in order to help the new
free P.ut-sfan army with all forces, in
cluding llusstan, to .heat the enemy.
. "Sildiors and peasants: Itemeinher
that crdy a full clean sweep of the
Germans from our soil can give you
fro- Kutttna aa you Ions for."
mm
l.'LVir.F.Y 1U IN. IJLVIjN 2
,1
THEPKOPERCOUBSE
tnformntlon of rrii'cfiii Value t
i:very Jledforil Cltteen.
illow to uct In an omargeacy la
knowledge of inoEtlmnblo worth, and
this Is particularly tru.) of lh tli
cases and Ills -of .tho human body. H
1 you suffer with kidnoy oueit'icne.
j urinary disorders, or any form of
! kidney trouble, the advleu contained
tin the following statcrcoot houH
I add a valuable asttet to your iior of
i knowl' dge. What could be rior
'; cor.vinelng proof of tho efficiency of
Doan's Ivi.luey fills than 'ho Btale
1 ment nf r. nenrby resident who htt
j used them and publlttly tells ef U
t benefit deriver?
J. I). Bauiuels, U. P. D. No. 3,
Centrul Point, Ore., Bays: "Sevoral
' years a-'o 1 worked at tho stone ma
json trade and during that tine nijr
I back gave toe a great deal of trouble.
I had hard work pettine down and
I I coal.. :::'.n'.!y straighten up. After
1 t h-,.i ta'tea Daan's Kidney Pllte
awhile, I didn't have the lumeneea l
my back uud could get up and down
as wo'.l as ever." ' ' i
Price 0c, at all doJlers. Don't
simply ask for a kklney'renndy et
fioan'.i K'dney Pills the same that
Mt. Samuols had. . Fostor-Mllburn
Co.. .Mfi'it'., Bufralu.'X. Y. Adt.
m
m. j&
ARROW
COLLARS
CtUtTT. ITA'.-lt-.Y t CO.. ft
Stiff Joints
f Sore E&uscles
m
Life is the art of giving
pleasure.
MOUTMPItCD
CIGARETTES
have added much to life, for
they are pleasing thousands
of discriminating smokers
who appreciate the art of
rood tobacco v.ell blended.
Tiiey will please you. too.
LIMBER UP QUICKLY UNDER THE SOOTHING,
PENETRATING APPLICATION OF
HAMLIN3 WIZARD OIL
Ailments of this nature enn be
effectively tre.ited with Huml'ns
Wizard Oil. In cases of rheuma
tism and Inmc back it penetrates
quickly, drives out the soreness,
and limbers up stiff, aching joints
and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good, dependable
preparation to keep in the medi
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away. It ii an
absolutely reliable, antiseptic appli
cation for cuts, burns, bites, and
stinp. Sprains and bruises heal
readily under its soothing, pene
trating qualities.
Geta bottle from your druggist
for 25c and use ths medicine. If
not entirely satisfied take the bot
tle back to him and he will return
your money.
If you are troubled with consti-
f ration or sick headache try Hani
ins Wizard Liver Whips. Just
pleasant little pink pills at drug
gists for 25c. Guaranteed.
Our Watrho aro not only the
finnut kind of.n tin.r;i:rrc--:hy
lira arc the iatctit in sO-lc- and
5h.in?.
So? uti for ltidlcs' and (, -'tits'
Wrist Wiitelieu of Qtiulity uud
Style.
Buy Your Christmas
Gifts Now
Visitors Always Welcome.
Martin J. Rcridy
Tho Hrusf th;U Quality .W.
jsllS IS
mi FOR
KIDNEYS. COIT MEAT
Xlush. tho Kidneys nt one when Bak
Irjrts or Bladder bothers Meat
fonns uric acid.
y.o Tnn?! or nfrmnn who cnt mp.at rfpt"
LrJv run mao a mistake hy fluabing
bn kiil.i'-ys vrasioiia.llj, miys n wtll
n.ut!i(triry. Meat lorms urio acid
cN-a the kii'nnv poros an thvj
liis;!;.' filter or strain only port !
.'ii u-firlc and poisnns frcm Iho bloo4
iti pi, f-ick. K early all rhonnm-I.-:i;';.i
iivH. liver truuble, norvon
'.ss. c" '"i;':.'!t.n, di7-.inrj, sleeplesBneRg,
..-J .cr t:':sorf;ra c.-uio from sluggiuh kid-
i i.-i liioti'.ont you feel a dull aelie in tl
t;.iL:?V:. '.r your Irtofc hurtB, or if th
iri.ii; I-.ti.iv, oi'iea&ive, full of sedl
nrui:, irregular ri p.iapi or attended
Iy u aciiriat ion of p.al'linp, got about fonr
rnneos of .Tad nt:i from any reliable
i:.:.c: uu.i t..u.e a t4ii)lepoonful i
a of water before broakfoat for
hiw dys end your kidnva will titan ast
.lr.i. Thin famous anlts i made from
tl.c tvciJ of pTBpes and lemnn juioe, mm
bj:cd rrith litaia and hat bwn uud Wi
p?nciv.tior. to flush clociTrd kidaeve and
eli:uu!alc tl-.fm to actiTity, alto to
j trclizc tin acids ia urint a it no Ioamc
, cat?? irritation, tliua ending bladder oi
; on'.era.
Jad f i!!a io inexpensive and cam
Zxt injr: ma ' ; es a delightful affr
i Vrrcer.t lit!iiawatcr drink whiek all rtg
' tdar meat ealor fthould tako now aad
thrn to keep the kidneys clean ana ik
bkoil p'irp, tlircby aroidlng soriuua kid
tie? conudicationa.
TlsfcrilwirlA-i
Hofcl cmA
A homelike place, and con
venient to tho hnslnens section
Htitos from $1.50 up.
Under M.-.na lenient of
liiWi.ird W. Chllds
Gas Encrine
is'
ii-xperts
:ri vn.
TT.-.1
A
establish to iaas
D ' i i ; Ti'.'i lor nnd Truck Mecli.mics,
('... i i't..:ii'i' of nil kind.-- repaired.
V. ,-..nt;rt mtfotnotino jitirts.
We v. t.l nnytlmii;.
Ilr. !,.i:orr repaired.
AiitniT n:i ptir.tp mid n'-'W.
Tru -k a-id aetti nxies turned out.
I ci:n wi)i!t linvi; at ; nr.n
vim .
I - -1 ; . r ... t j - j , x .
1! ;covery
I'cttd or llva
( ;ir:t -.v'lie l
.torus.
r,rcaed and slmonlred.
CraterLake Motor Co
in-; r, - it -c tVeat mint M
-c:.i?t!. :.j.-Tidoaclcd chetl
itmat be l-c.. .- 'iixt cough mud
bo chc-':Mj ;j you csn sl?ep.
Ir. l.i -. j'j 2 Discovery ro bf
t- itvi.-.g c.-U, mrl coushs for ball'
c-ntury without the Ic-.st dieagreeablt
aitrr-.-'.'-u.
Veitr trjci.t ha It raue It
weit-snovn and in b.g d:mand.
.1-1 M..'J,
I
60c
Try this for Constipation
Keen the bovcla na N"hcdule tii
with Dr. Kinf'j Kew Llla Pill, tha
c -item fr-H from iijonoua rate,
fie tompleTt'on clear, tha stomach
anrcet, tha toneue uncoated, the bnatk
un'.jlntci. Jilild jc: poitivc. 25c.