MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MElTFOiTD, OTiEGOX, TITURRDAV. OCTOBER 24, ifllfl
PAGE FIVE
f WHAT 10 PAY
i LOCAL DEALERS
r
OF EUROPE UNITE
FOR INDEPENDENCE
PinLADKU'IIlA. Oct. 24. la
historic Im'iCDondeuct1 hull there be-
r
n
, Lower figures hinder "Consumer
'pays" are maximum prices that
should be chnreed by "cash and eur
i"ry" stores, and the higher figures
maximums that should not be execed-
i ed by stores giving credit, delivery,
? and similnr services: ,
J Wheat flour, in 49 1':. sack, retailer I
I: 3tpnys 2.07; consumer pays $2.87 to
V $2.87.
. i Wheat flour, Portland, etc.. moke,
j f in 40 lb. sack, retailer Days $2.92; I Minor Thomas B. Smitn welcomed
i consumer pavs S3 1 to 3 23 . mem to me cuv. ine ueicguies beauti
M t Wheat flour, less then mill nnob- flleir eonlerencc which is expected to
' l.ttt til
.. sumcr unvs.' filln 13 - ' At the head of the delegation is
1 " ' I 1 linmnw fi tKiirvk iif.ui.tmtf n tin.
ivjo iiwur, iu iu io. sacic, Teiauer
pays 72c: consumer pays 70 to 78c.
Com flour, per lb., retailer navs
7d; consumer pays fj'ic to 9c.
Local corn meal, yellow, in 10 lb.
; sack, retailer pays 55c; consumer,
! pays 05e. to 70e.
Eastern corn meal, in 10 lb. sack,
retailer pays 63c; consumer pays 70c
to 80c.
Corn grits and hominy, in 10 lb.
sack, retailer pays 72c; consumer
flays 86e to 90e.
Kolled oats, in 9 lb. bap:, retailer
pays 73c; consumer pays 92 to 98c.
Local barley flour, per bbl., retail
er pays $11.00; consumer pavs 7c to
72o lb. .
Imported barley flour, per bbl., re
tailer pavs $13.20; consumer pavs 8c
to 84c lb.
Hiee flour, per lb., retailer pays
lOV&e; Consumer pays 12 c to 13c.
Edible corn starch, ordinary grade,
per lb., retailer pays 10c; consumer
pays 12M-C to 13y2'e.
' Rico, ordinary grnde, cer lb., re
tailer pays 12c; consumer pays 15c
to 1 7c.
Granulated sugar, bought at old
price .per lb., retailer pays 8 3-5c;
consumer pnys 10c lb. 'Granulated
sugar, bought at new price, retailer
pays lD'ic; consumer pays llc.
Beans, whito dried, per Jl retniler
pays 10Vi; consumei - pays 13c to
13c.
. Beans, dried, red, per lb., retailer
pays 9c; consumer pays 11 Vi to 12e.
Evaporated milk, large size, per
can, retuilcr pays IBc; consumer
pnys 19c to 20c. .
Lnrd substitutes (compound) ord
inary grnde, in tins, per lb., retailer
pays 25c; consumer pays 28 (ffi
31c.
. Canned corn, standard No. 2, ord
inary grade, per can, rclailcr pnys
1532c; consumer pays 20'2e to 22c.
. Canned tomatoes, standard Xo. 2.
ordinary grade, retailer pays 13c;
Canned pens, standard No. 2, ord
inary grade, per can. retailer pnys
J 13c consumer pays 17V4 to 18';c.
Cnnned pork ond beans, standard
m No. 2, ordinary grade, per can. rc
' a toiler navs l'j'Ac: consumer nars
S5-y(S27Vi-
Prunes, local, nvcrni-c size in Roue
river vnllcv 1811's and 90s) retailer
pnys 7Vc: consumer pavs 9!.' to
lOcc.
Dried peaches, California, per lb.,
retailer pnys 13c; consumer pays
' Dried peaches, local, per lb., retail
er pavs 8c; consumer pars 10c to
11c.
. Evaporated apricots, California,
per lb., retailer pnys 22c; consumer
pnyR 30c to 32c.
Corn syrup, ordinary grnde, in
lb can, retailer pays 17',Ac; consumer
pays 22c to 23 Vie.
Corn syrup, ordinary grade, in 2
lb. Can, retailer pays 13' ic; consum
er pnys lO'ic to IT'oC.
Corn syrup, white, in 10 lb, pails,
render pavs 82c; consumer pnya
$1.03 to $1.10.
Corn syrup, dark, in 5 lb. pails, re
tailer puys 40c; consumer pays ode
to 53'2n.
Butter, per roll, retniler pavs $1.2 1 :
consumer pnys $1.38 to $1.40.
Etrus, per dozen, retailer pavs
ti71-c: consumer pavs iV2l'iti 05c.
t Potatoes, per lb., retailer pays' 3c
to .T.nj consumer pays 5c.
Cheese, per lb., retailer pavs 35c;
consumer pavs 12(ii 47c.
Report overcharges to Jackson
county price interpreting board.
There has been nn increase in the
wholesale price of sugar. Dealers
will sell slocks purchased at old
price nt not to exceed 10c per lb. Hut
dealers purchasing nt new price mnv
charce not to exceed 11'. c per lb.
Aren't there a few more vegetables
von ran can and help out the food
supply this winter?
Jackson County Price Interpreting
Board.
IN OIL FIELDS
E
WASHINGTON'. Oct. 24. The stu-
sun toudv u conference whii'h is ex- tus of American investment in .Mexico
pceicu io Tcsmt m tiie complete or
irunization of the mid-Kuropean un
ion of small nations and the formula
tion ill' the Declaration of Independ
ence that will break the yoke of Ger-
! mini and Austrinn otipression.
Hltoen dclegntes, imofficinlv rcp
rescntiiiL' about 05.000.000 people of
sniull nntions were present when
I)
.
3
Coughed So Ho Conlfln't Sleep
Bronchial coughs, tickling In thront
and asthmatic spasms break one's
rsst and weaken one so that the sys
tem Is run-down and serious slcknes
may result. Knot Halbert, Paolt.
Ind., write: "I had a severe cold
this tall and coughed continually at
night; could hardly sleep. The first
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Heved me, entirely curing my cough."
It covers Irritated membranes with a
healing and soothing costing, loosens
(hletm and clears air passage. Tor
ealy ft Medrord Pharmacy,
newly organized Czecho-Slovuk re
public, und l'rof. Herbert A. Miller
of Oberlin college, a director in the
new union and the only American nd
niittcd to the deliberations of the
conference. Others in the delega
tion included representatives of the
Jugo-Sln-vs. Bohemians and Poles.
President Musarvk was asked the
colors of the new Czccho-Slovnk
flag.
"lied mid whito," he replied, "but
Hie red is of a certain unvarying
shade. It is the reil of blood."
Seveu Groups Represented
Thcre are seven croups already
represented in the union: tiie Czecho
slovaks, the Poles, the Ktimnninns.
the Jugo-Slavs. the Lithuanian, the
Ckrninimis, nnd the Italian Irreden
tists. Other nations will be admitted
later, if they seek representation. The
Letts. Finns. Esthoninns. Albanians.
Unredeemed Greeks, and others. Kven
the Bulgarians, if thev show a thor
ough change of heart and a desire
to subscribe to the aims of the fed
eration, will not find the way bur
red to them.
To beirin with, the new organiza
tion will hold meetings every other
Wednesday. Special sessions will he
called whenever important Questions
of the moment seem to demand them.
The men who sit about the council
table will be accredited representa
tives of the different official national
committees and councils which have
been formed by these peoples since
the beginning of the wnr. Each irroup
will have one vote. The expenses of
the committee will be met by nil of
them, each, nationality contributinir
a fraction proportionate to the num
bers of its population. At present
about 05.000,000 people will he in
formally represented bv Ihe delegates
at tile bi-weeklv meetings. 1
Villon of Itocent Formation
The idea of this important federa
tion has been in the minds of some of
its members fur u verv long time.
But active steps to form it were onlv
taken about three -weeks ago, at n
meeting in the Iliitmorc hotel. New
York. On that occasion. Professor
Masnrvk presided at a little gntlmring
of interested pirsons. nnd definite
arrangements were made to carry the
project to Washington nnd seek the
co-operation of the. ngencies of the
government. There followed a num
ber of short conferences and mcet
ings at the national capital, and nn
impressive nudicnee nt the White
House, with President WiNon. As
a result, the organization was per
fected and onnrters were found to
iiotisc the office and rountine part of
its activities.
There is a large council room in
Which the regular gatherings of the
committee will take place. Already
a number of interested persons have
found their w iv into Director Miller's
office and some have volunteered
their services in aid of the work.
Within n short time the headoiiar
t"rs will be a verv busy place, nnd
the deliberations which lake place
amy 'ha cxiiectcd to be of profound
world importance.
PAPER SCARCE; PACK
FOOD IN POCKETS
It will he ii common sitrlit to m-c
fiithcr. cither with his pockets hiili
inir with potatoes, turnips, meat,
bread and the like, or puntdiii" home
wurd dflilv with a hiy market haskel
loaded with such truck.
This is because of the smrritv of
DflWT, or which renson the t nitrd
States food administration lias taken
A hand and is scekintr to have the
tfroccrs of Oregon ?ave on 1 inner The
food administration is iroiiiL' to han
dle the paper Mttit'tion somcthin- like
siiuar i-i bcinv handfed nnd itrorers
will onlv lie allowed to u-e m much
paper a' month in wrapping tin pack
ages. The administration has hee
busy recently sininc up the Medfoid
uroecrs to paper pledges.
The Oregon state retail merchants
and uro, er--' association has sent out
the fnllouine in-trttctinns to erocers:
"Wrnu no food except thoso that
have to be wrapped for sanitarv rca
Mons nnd then use as liyht n paiwr nnd
m small an nirot:nt as practicable.
Kncouni'jc the n-t of market baskets."
is an uuiect ut concern in the I'm ted
States. Future commercial relations,
not onlv with Mexico, but with the
whole of I,:rtin America, mnv be af
I'ectod bv the outcome of the dispute
over the possession of land and min
eral riirMs in the Tanipico oil distric t,
suvs :i review ot the oii situation
just issued bv the department of
commerce.
The tfovermnenl. as well as oil in
terests, is wnti'hin? carefully the pro
jres of suits instituted in the Mexi
can courts bv the American. liritish,
French and iHitch oil companies, for
relief from the program of the lar
ranza uovenlment. a rising from a
provision of the Mexicon constitution
of 1U17 which attempts to vest in
the nation only tin riuht to minerals
and oils under the soil of the. repuii
iie. It has openly been chunred, that
the Slexiean L'overnmeut war. uiidulv
influenced bv (lermau "airents who
hoped thruuuh the decree to cut off
the supplies of fuel oil needed to
keep the allied navies and merchant
fleets at sea as the vestinu' of sole
riuhts to this fuel in a neutral gov
ernment would make the Tanipico
production national contraband and
prevent its sale bv Mexico or pro
ducers operatir.tr under contracts
with Mexico, To the allied sroveTn
mer.ts. Inasmuch as Mexico ranks third
amontr the oil producing nations of
the world, and Hussin. which stood
second, no longer is furnishing any
appreciable quantity, the Tumpico
production was vitallv necessary to
the nations at war: and the Ameri
can, llritish. Trench and Dutch com
panies, actiii'.' under the advice of
their uovertunents, refused to file the
demanded manifests and applied, to
the Mexican courts for relief.
Not one of the American compa
nies operatimr in Mexico, savs the
department of commerce, ever ob
tained a concession of hind from the
Mexican liovernmcnt. their contracts
of purchase or lease having in even
case been made wiht private owners
who held titles extending back often,
for more than '2"0 years.
MILITARY BILL OF OVER SIX
BILLION IS PASSED BY SENATE
WASHINGTON'. ct. 2-L Tim mil
itary bill, cumin- 0.:i I.V.J.'i.liHS.
onlv n slitrht decrease from the or
iginal houe draft. wi rporttM to
the senaie today bv Hie aiu-ropr'a-tion.
committee nnd primptlv pn-s-
Livestock
POHTLAXP, Oct. 2t. Cattle
wenk; rereipts "01. Steers, prime
?l2ti12.D0; good to choice $11 Si 12
medium to good 59.75 (p 11; fair to
medium $S.2fii 9.2."i; common to
fnir !.7fft S.2S; cows nnd helfors
choice KiS.ri0; medium to good
tj.7tf $17.2,'; fair to medium $4.7"
i 5.75; cannern $3?i4; bulls $5'?i 7;
calves J 3 4? 12; stockers nnd feeders
$0j S.
llogo lower, receipts 990. F'rlmc
mixed J 1 7.25 i 17.35; medium mix
ed $1i).S.'i 17; rough heavies J1j.25
4115.35; pigs $ 14.50 (f 15.50; bulk
$ 1 7.25 U 17.35.
Shoep slow. reccipt3 2S. Prime
lambs $H4i l2: fair to medium $S(fi
10; yearlings $105111; wethers $9fe
10; ewes $6.50 di S.50.
1 tuttcr
I'OUTLAM), Oct. 2 1 liiittor low
er, (.'ity creamery prints, extras, box
lots, C3c; cartons, box lots 64c; half
boxes c more; lew than half boxer,
1c more. buying price butlcrfat
Portland (17c; cube extras 02c.
,1'OltTI-AM), Oct. 23. Errii sell
ing prlco, candled (15c; selected can
dled in cnrtonB 6c.
Oats, $55 bid; corn $5S bid.
CENTRAL POINT
Mrs. C. S. Sanderson nnd llttlo
daughter Dorothy who have been
visiting friends hero have returned
to their home at Beuglo.
Mrs. Lucy Williams and Mrs. May
Chlldcrs have returned from a pleaa
urit visit with her daughter nt Grants
Pass.
The many friends of Mrs. Stoher,
who has aeon visiting relatives and
friends In Idaho, will be pleased to
know she has returned hero to spend
the wintor with her tlstor, Mrs. Par
ker. iMIrs. Henry Jtiloy and children
have gone to Portland to Join Mr.
Riley who has employment there.
Leonard Freeman of tho U. S.
navy, who has been hore on a fur
lough visiting his parents nnd frlendB
haa returned to his duties.
It. H. Arnold Is back a.'ter a short
business trip to Portland.
-Mrs. Krink and -Miss Smith or
Beaglo were shopping here Friday.
Miss llovc Arnold who In teaching
at Hurrisburg is home for a few days
on Recount of the school being closed
on account of the Spanish Influenza.
.Mrs. Catrow and brother of the
Meadows district were shopping here
the last of the week.
Mr. Cummlngs Sr. spent a few days
ut Slsson during the week.
Miss Georgia Lyons who Is teach
ing In the Meadows district spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
parents.
Charles Crnnfill of Portland, who
has been here visiting his mother
and Bister departed for the south
W ednesday morning.
MYs. C. C. Sanderson of lieagle,
was a business visitor here Saturday.
The city eloctionwhich was held
hero Tuesday went off very quietly,
only a few votes being cast.
The dryer has opened up now giv
ing employment to a number of wom
en here.
Miss Nora Cox and mother of
Agate, were shopping hero Tuesday.
TAKE ROCK TABLETS
Ifodnoy Olcson hns purchased n
Hnhy (Irand Chevrolet car.
Myrtle Kvnum was absent from
M'hool several duvs last week on uc
fount of beinir badly poisoned with
poison nuk.
Cliirn Collins sold her pet niir one
day lust week. The piir .which was
about ii vear old, weiuhed 'M'ut pounds
and netted Miss Clara ."18. This is
the second vouult Indv in our coui
munitv to raise a piir to put into Lib
erty bonds
The Inst rititi lull tine us 1.02
inclis which was more than our
neiehhors of Med ford received.
.Mrs. Pendleton was unable to at
tend lied Cross lust week us she is
siit'fcritur n nervous attack.
The Vincent thresher relumed
home .Monday after n'Mirlv three
months' of work. Mr. Vini'cnt ccr
tnily showed his patriotism in that
he kept his machine in opcraliim nn-
barloT,
No. 8.
Portland Grain
WHEAT -$2.20 basis;
none; onts, $54 -bid; corn
rolloff, $54 bid.
MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. V
mill, cnrlots, $29.65; mixed cars,
$.10.15; less than carlols, $30. OS.
HAY Timothy, $3'31; alfalfa
$-7.50; grain. $26.
Twn nniiGON fatalities
Canadian casaulty list
OTTAWA, (mi )!. -M.--Tb- f-.l
lowing nanie- .'uipear in tod:t'.-. (',t:i
adinn cunn!tv li-t :
Killed in action !l. .I. ( onwnv
ml Ore. S. I'.iir!"!'.. I.m.liv
H ii.li.; A. M lloiiiild, MN.ltii'ie
Wn-n.
Died of wo'::..l o. K. "r:a. Ti-
conni. Wash.
I'nderolothlnn Is beyond the reach
of small pumes In Mn'seyck, Llm-lnirg.
4"t"
del urent difficulties. Help heini;
verv hard to act nnd weather bcine;
verv disacreeahle, leaviiur his own
urain until the lust und probably los
ing thereby.
..-..Our l'urmrrs nre takint; ndvantane
of this heautiful weather. The sod
is heiuu: turned und u irreiit deal of
full sowiiio- will be undertaken.
Word has been received from Karl
Slav that he and Glenn huvo found
each other "somewhere" in France.
Mr. Nordwick and wife were called
to Oakland Monday bv the death of
their dauehter. Mrs. Hover, of that
pluce. Mrs. Hover had nursed her
hrother and husband through Spanish
influenza only to become a victim
herself. . The sincere sympathy of
the entire community is with the be
reaved family iu this, their first
irrent loss.
William Eldridue left Tuesday for
Taft. Oil., to visit with his mother
as he expects to he culled in the
draft soon.
Joseph Lester, formerly of this
place, hns been culled to report for
duty next Tuesday.
II r. Washburn expects to finish his
apple jiickine; bv the end of this week.
It. -F. Xealson writes from Kiurene
that, while there is a yrcat deal of
Spanish influenza iu the t'niversitv.
ereat care is beim; taken to prevent
its spr'Midinu.
Iiov Nordwick is verv sick with
irrui at his home here.
Mildred Sweet has relumed to the
Modoc to help Mrs, Lynch with Ihe
oookinir. -
Mrs. ,1. Cameron receive dworil that
her father. .Mr. Cal Pence, is iniprov-
renidlv. '
DRINK EOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
Get a small paekaire of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tnhlespoonful of the tea, put fl cup of
boiling water upon it, iour through a
sieve and drink a teacup full nt any
time din'iitir the dnv or before retiring'.
It is the most effective way to break u
cold -and cure grip, as it opens the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a
cold from the system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and narmlcss.
UETjP WANTEII FKMAIB
WANT1CD Ctrl for general house
work. Phono bii7-J2.
WANTED Women, unlary $24 full
line, 50c an hour spare tlmo, dis
tributing guaranteed hoBlery to
wearer. Permanent. Kxporlence
imnocesBary. Apply Guarantee
Mills, Norrlstown, Pa.
WANTED Educated women to
travel Oregon. Washington; no
dcmonstrnlors;snlury $120 month
ly and oxpenso allowance after
nunllfylng. Paid while learning.
Position will pay resourceful wnin
nn with business Judgment $175
a month. Stnte lust employment,
give telephone address immediate
ly. Traveler, llox 10, care Mall
Tribune. 183"
HELP WANl'KIi MMm.
WANTED Man nnd wife without
children for work on ranch. Geo.
A. Mansfield, phone 22-F13, Eagle
Point. 1S7
WA'VTED Two laborers at Cole,
$3.50 per day. F. P. Salter, 1101
West .Ninth. 184
WANTED Men. $2.50 and bonrd
Webster Ranch, 1 ii miles north
of Jacksonville. 191
WANTKI M1SCKLLANEOUS
WANTED To borrow three thou,
sand dollnrB on good city property.
Will deal only with principals, llox
4U8-R1.
WANTED TO RENT Underwood or
Remington typewriter. Call S79-.M.
183
WANTED Fenced stubblo fields for
pasturage. S. Rosenberg, Medford
Hotel. ISO
FOP. i:km noii8H.
FOR RENT Small comfortably fur
nished house. 729 West Eleventh,
phone 6S6-L. 18S
FOR RENT Six-room modern bun-
galow In first-class shape. Kanga
connected. Garage. Phone 4S8-X.
FOR RENT Furnished house and
two brick rooming bouses. One
seven-room dwelling with gnrago
on paved stroet. John F. White,
Phone 449-M. 187
FOR RE. NT-bungalow.
One 6 nnd one 7-room
820 West Twelfth.
MISCELLANEOUS
SOWS BRED to registered Duroo
board at Schuchard Orchard. Ser
vlco foe $2.00. Phono61t-R3. 18S
MOXKV TO 11 AX
MONEY TO LOAN on - good real
cstato Bcrurlty, and will buy Lib
erty Ponds. J. H. Andrews, No.
31 North Criipe. Phono 647-J. tt
ItUSIXESS KIUKCTOUY
Mining Kxporta
CAMPBELL & L1LJEGRAN mines
promoting association; mining pro
perties listed for sale, sampled and
repbrts rendered. Office and assay
laboratory at 107 North Fir St.,
opposite Hotel Holland. Samples
by mall glvon prompt attention.
WANTED To hire, good Turk horse
12U0 or over. Frank Wight, R. R.,
Medford, Oregon. 192
WNTED A-1 young
Phone 539-.12. ,
milch
cow.
1S5
WANTED Nimra
repair or wreck
4RH-X
to roov. atiild,
Pbooe 481-M or
WANTED R. H . Toft buys Liberty
bonda, also mortgages, notes, judg
ments, escrow contract!, etc., and
makos abort time loans on any old
' th!nr.
FOR RENT APAIITMHNTS.
FOR RENT One completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
AUornoyg
PoltTER'JWNEFFrAttorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, .Medford .National
liank Building.
A. E. Henmes,
Corey Building.
Lawyer, Garnett-
Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
are 'operating the largest, oldest
nnd best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ton guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Gnrtinico
E
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Hub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old honest
St. Jacobs Liniment
"When your back is Bore nnd lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
you stitlencd up, clon r sutler l tier a
80 cent iHittlc of old, honest 'St,
Jacobs Liniment" ut any drug- Rtore,
pour a little in your hand and rub it
right into t lie pain or ochc, and by the
time you count fifty, the BorenesH ond
lameness is (rone.
Don't stay crippled 1 This soothing",
penet rating' oil' needs to lie used only
once. It tukes the ache and min right
out of your Imck and ends the misery.
It is magicnl, yet absolutely harmless
und doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else slops lumtmgo, sciatica
and lame buck misery bo promptly I
FOR RENT MIHUKhliANBOl'ti.
FOR RENT 5u-acre well Improvod
ranch nboiit ono milo west of
Phoenix. For particulars Inquire
Monarch 8eed & Feed Co.. 317
East Main street, Medford, Ore.
Phono 2 60.
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up tor the summer. Call
on tho city garbage wagons tor
good service. Phone 351-Y. ,J,
Y. Allen.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FUR HALE A No. 1 farm, 104 acres
under ditch. Phono 10-F11, or
ncd.'ess C. Carey, Talent. l!)i
FOR SALE OR TRADE Well Im
proved acreage, close In. Phone
200. 184
van SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE
years old.
younK brood mare, five
Phone C27-R. 193
FOR SALE 'Good young cow,
Phono R-13M.
$611.
187
I Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water?
HELP WANTED
fast helps U3 look and feel
) clean, cweet, fresh.
- Stop Itching Eczema
Never mind how often you have tried
ar.d failed, you can stop burninit. Itching
rccma q jickly by applying n little femo
f jrr.ishcd by any drucif t for 3.ic. Extra
livao bottle, 91.ua Healing b-Rlns the
I loinrrt temo is applied. In a short time
i.iually every trace of ccjerna, titer,
fimplea, ra3h, blackheads and similar
ihin di3eases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always uie somo, the
Inetratina;, antiseptic liquid. It bnota
f!rey salve snd It dos not stain. When
ethers fail It is the ons dependable treat
ment tor skin troubles of sll kinds. '
. ?bfc.W.RcCo.,Clsrel4a(1.0,
X
Sparkling and vivacious morry,
bright, alert a good, clear skin and
a natural, nviy, healthy complexion
are asBiircd only by purn blood. If
only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt tho morning Insldo
bath, what a gratifying chango would
take place. Instead of the thousands of
sickly, anaemic-looking men, women
und girls, with pasty or muddy
complexions; lnstea.1 of the multi
tudes of "nerve wrecks," "rundowns."
"brain fags" ami pessimists wo
should see a virile, optimistic throng
of roity-chceke.l people everywhere.
An Inside both Is had by drinking
each morning, be'oro breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphato in it
to wash from the stomuch. liver, kid
neys und ten yards of bowels tho pre
vious day's indigestible waste, sour
fermentations und poisons, than
cleansing, sweetening and frnshculng
the fntiro alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
.Those subject to Bick headache, bil
iousness, nasty breatb, rheumatism,
coldB; nnd partirulnry thus who havo
a pallid, sallow complexion and W'tio
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of llmeniono
phosphate at the drug storo which
will cost, but a Irlflo, but. la sufficient
to demonstrate the quick anil remark
able change In both health nnd appear
ance, awaiting those who practice in
ternal sanitation. We must remem
ber that Inside cleanliness is more Im
portant than putslde, because the skin
does not absorb Impurities to con
taminate the blood while the pores In
the thirty feet ot UowcIb Uo.
WANTED tiovernmcnt needs I2,nu,)
clerks. Medford examinations Nov.
Hi, Dee. 7. Salary $ 12110. Exper
ience unnecessary. Men nnd wom
on desiring government positions
write for free particulars, .1. C.
Leonard, (former civil service ex
aminer,! 105S Kcnols building.
Washington. Iks
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
I-Olt COUNTY ,lt:il(iE
Vote for M. Piirdln
A prohato lawyer who knows how
to administer estates. Is honest, ef
ficient, favors good roinis, saving
county money and low taxes. Adv.
FOR SHERIFF
W. .O. (larrett announces himself
as an Independent candidate for the
offlco of sheriff of .Inckson county.
Adv.
I am the regular republican nom
inee for Sheriff of .Inckson county
and will appreciate your support on
'Nov. 5. If elected I promise strict
Inw enforcement and un economical,
business administration.
C. E. TEItltll.L, of Lake Creek.
(Adv.)
LNTEUUHI1A3 AtTOCAH CO
TIME CARD
Leave Medford for Asninnd, Talent
and Pnoenlx dull, except Suuday at
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00.
4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day at 10:15 p. ni Sundays leave at
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 and 9:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9.00 a. m.,
and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 snd
6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights
at 6:30. fl'indsy leave Ashland at
9:00 a. m. and 12:30, 4:30 and
(.30 p, m.
FOR ISUPItESENTATIVE
I am the republican candidate1 for
roprescntntlve from tho Mh repre
sentative district and will appreciate
your support on November 5th and
I will. If elected, work nnd vote for
tho ratification of the national pro
hibition amendment.
.1. A. WKMTERLCNII.
My number on ballot Is 4(1. (Adv.)
I believe It Is betlcr to run a plow
to feed our fighters than to pit he
hind the steering-gear of on automo
bile hunting voles; therefore I will
rely upon your aupport without
personal eiimpnlgn.
Adv. 1). M. LOWE, Talent.
FOR STATE SENATOR
Dr. (1uirle T. Sweeney
.My eight years residence In south
em Oregon, Intlmalo knowledge of
the needs of every community of our
c.iiinty, and experience In the last
session of the Inst se.slun of the leg
Islatnre, I feel amply fits n.e to look
after Jackson county's Interests.
(Adv.)
C. M. THOMAS
Served In last session of the leals
Inline and l the republican nomtneo
fur stnte senator, Adr
FOR SALE Any part or nil of 40
good thrifty two and throo-yenr
old eyes. All bred to high-grndo
Shropshire bucks. Phono (;i!-.l.
183
for sale
two fresh cows;
Sows nnd pigs;
One good work team, will trade
for team of mules.
Mlravlsta Orchard. Phone 597-J.V
WILL EXCHANGE Flno ewe lambs
lor fat wether lamba weighing 14
pounds more. D. Rosenberg, Mod
ford Hotel.
FOR SALE A small band of good
range ewea; nlso ewe lambs and
Borne buck.1. 1). Rosenborg, Med
ford Hotel.
FOR BALK MINCKLLANHOtlM.
FOR HALE 5(10 feet of 4-Inch black
casing. Hampton Orchard. Phone
5liS-ltl.
FOR SALE Petaliimn 5H0-egg luiu-
butor, used only two times, $J0.UII
II. II. !Xyo. 1 SS
FOR SALE Corn.
('. W. Isaacs.
Call evenings.
FOR SALE Corn at l.nfliiiid ranch,
3 '-2 miles southwest of Mcdfnrd
Phono l-l'l. IKS
FOR SALE Household furniture
I. '07 West Main. Call between 4
and (I. .1. C. Ilrov.n.
Foil HALE -ovcrlend bug In good
running order. $Jeil.tni for quick
sale, rliouo ..-. I
I'lilt SALE Ford louring car nnd
Twin X motorcycle. Ilcrt Hlancliff,
Phoenix. 1st
FOIt KALE -Ford trutk, 1917 model
In good shape. Prlco $(U0.u(i.
TeruiH, with good security. Ad
dress Mux H, (lleiirlaln, Oregon
181
FOR SALE A No. 1 "full fledged
baking equipment, with all neces
sary accessories. Will close these
out cheap for caiih If disposed of
soon. Write to or personally Inter
view Abo llutlcr, Oak street, Ash
land, Oregon. 1H4'
FOIt SALE Dry oak stumps. WiiF
ster Ranch, 1 mlte.i north Jack
sonville. i9i
FOUND.
FOUND Muff, between Central
Point nnd Tola. Owner may have
smile by proving properly nnd pay
ing for ndv. Call 3 East Fourth
street. 1st
Kxicrt Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. 8. 'M. Will-
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. SI. F. & 11.
llldg., Medford. Phono 157-R. :
Instruction 111 Music
FRED ALTON HAIUHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Music
Studio, 401 Garnett-Coroy Bldg.
Phono 72.
lnsiiranco
ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident,
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastern
Companies. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg. '
EARL S. TUMY General lnsiiranco
office, Fire, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glnss, Hay or
Grain in field or barn: also Live
stock. Contract and Surety Bonds.
Excellent companies, good local
service. No. 210 Garnett-Coroy
llldg., L. L. Cnthcart, Manager,
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.
Pbynlciniis mill Surgeons
DI L VV KV W All loVTcopath Io
physician. 303 tlarnett-Corey build
ing. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS -Physician nnd
surgeon, practice limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested nnd glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
HIrfg. Phone 5ii7.
lilt. F. (I. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAI.vS CARIOW
OSTEOPATH iC PHYSICIANS
410-117 Garnett-Coroy llldg.
Phono 0D4-I..
Resldonce 2il S. Lnurol Street.
Printers nnd Pnhllsliers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Hook binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing syfltems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St. .
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 12 North Front St. Phono
315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.
FOR KXCIIANO'B.
FOR TRADE
trade for
evenings.
Three jj:hl waironn to
hens. Phone 4u7-Y.
lbti
Won't Last Long
21? aero alfalfa ranch with ir
rigation, good buildings, on
paved highway, there arc
several oilier good things
about Ibis property. The rea
son tho owner lias divided to
sell is solely fn account of
buying a larger place to ban-.
die more stuck. We will be
glad to give you further de
tails about this property iC
you will call in.
Brown & White
It tkiatb Fir Street,