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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MKDrOttT) MATX TTilBUNE. MTCDFOTCT), OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 191 fi f OCAL AND J PERSONAL Mr. nnd Mrs. l.eibnor left for Los Angeles yesterday. Tliey have boc-n woiklng hero thru tho fruit season Wo cut windshields for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. 208 To show what can ho done on : city lot, John Justus of Oak slrent brought an exhibit of potatoes to the Commercial club yesterday. It is the second crop of potatoes on tho same ground and will average nearly pound each, and this crop was grown In Just three months. He said that he was not thinking of making record and could not say what the yield was for tho season. Wanted A bargain In a small houBe and lot. Box I), care Mail Tribune. C. X. Nelson, K. I,. Jones, C. V. Byrne and J. K. Choato of Portland wero In tho city on business yesterday. Finest 15.00 trimmed hats. See MIbs I.ounsbury's Millinery window 120 East Main. lit.".' N. P. Coaty of Hartford, Conn., spent a few hours in the city Tues day on business. For tho best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. P. W. Ileggs and P. O. Crawford of San Francisco, wero on a business visit In Medford Tuesday. Edgar Wight for wrist watches. Fred Bornard arrived in tho city yostorday from Salem for a short business visit. Ladies', Messrs. and Children's Coats. Nov. 7. 8. 9 and 11. Hutch! eon and Lumsden. 19G' Hussell Jennings and wife of Cres cent City, Cal., are visiting friends in tho city for a few days. 20 per cent discount on wom3n's button shoes. Schmidt's "Good Shoes," 21 North Central avenue. G. M. Ksterly of Wuldo Is in the city for a few days on business. Four days sale only, Nov. 7, 8, 9 and 11. One coat of each style. Hutchison & Lumsdcn. Jin;' Mrs. J. V. McDonald of Kansas City, Mo., wan In Medford Tuesday visiting friends. Kdgar Wight buys old gold. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. JOagloson ar rived from llolse, Ida., Tuesday to look over tho city and valley for a tow days. Anothor opportunity to buy Shoes at vory reasonable prices during the month of Novoniber. I am going to give a 10 per cent discount on all men's and boys' shoes. Como and got thorn. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South Central avenue. 2 12 T. E. Emerson came down from Jlutto Kails yesterday for a short business visit. Flnost $5.00 trimmed hats.. Secj Miss Lounsbury's Millinery window 126 East Main. 1!K K. F. Mayer nnd wlfo and W. C Clark of W'euatchoe, Wash., who are traveling by auto to southern Cali fornia, spent Tuesday In tho c ity. Froo storage. Power Auto Co. tf KenJ. M. Collins was up from Ornnts Pass Tuesday visiting friends. You can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. J. W. Mncdonnld of Tolo. made a business visit to tho city yesterday. Nash Hotel. Spjcial rates, week or month. Steam heat. 215 li. Ilrown and I). H. Patrick of Ashland were visitors in tho city yes terday. Successful drugless treatment of non-lnfcctlous diseases. Dr. Ihilste.nl, 2!7 South Central. 205 A. C. Paly of Dunsmulr, arrived iu Medford Tuesday tor a short visit. Genuine Coca Cola at DeVoe's. K. 1,. Hughes of Kueh, was In Mcd forr? Tuesday on a business visit. lleuislltehlng and piloting at I He per yard at Handicraft Shop. II. l.lebo of Kugeno arrived In Medford yesterday for u few days visit with friends. Hunt iufenco to protect against Influenza. Japanese Art Storo. Hkl Aivlilu ltlclmrdson of Grants Pass was a business vl.-ltor In tho cit Tuesday. Classic coits, Nov. 7, S, 9 nud 11. Hutchison & l.umsden. IOC. A. Leonard of Anplivato came. In In yesterday to see how the election was going, and do n little trailing. Klee storage. Power Auto Co. tf Carl V. Tengwalil who Ins been stationed nt Cliii-acn tor some lime as a lieutenant in the onliiiin-'i. lie i rnrtuiep.t h.i3 bien appi'iuied "ii--trlrl property mi.-ir.L-or'' for tl.e ord name ib ;i i.-unw.t, we-it. rn ili.-trii t. with he.i.i'juurte:!. in t-'.,a I'rantiivo at whi.-h rU;i h exp,.,-: to arrive about lh- middle of th inoi.ih. lie Is now In ;iOtinf ton fr nirtrue tluiu. "TeniV maav friends In the vail. il! V e!,l to know lh.it l:e I: making a sue. ess of ;.rniy life nnti wish blin io!it:nn.d !(-., in new field. Furniture ui'hols'erlug, i:i;,"r.'. making, crating ar..l pukit:i;. ivi:,: las, :i 1 Kouth Kivers;,!. . phono li The election board nt tho South west Mdford polls with Hurry .Man ning and Ed Soutter In charge, wore stlil counting votes this morning at StIlO lung after all the other pre cincts wero In. Harry und L'd stated It had been a very strenuous night as far as they had gone. lioyal and Pullman bread at no Voo'a. J. C. Kmbry who has been fore man of a crew of linemen on the Sis kiyou mountains repairing the power lino for tho coming winter storms, is in town laid up with an ulcerated tooth nnd will not be able to go buck on the job for several days. Do Christmas shopping now nt Japanese Art Store. 1 D5 Mrs. Win. Parnttm and Infant son who have beon seriously 111 at the hospital for some time have been dis charged from that Institution and aro now nt their homo at tho llarnum apartments. While both Mrs. Par num and son aro much improved they will have to be careful lor some time yet. Dr. Holno, Garnolt-Coroy Dldg. "Hill" Hanna, local representative of tho Associated Oil company, inado tho remark yesterday that his Ford was a regular "Roosevelt" and some bucking broncho. Some of the hu morous chulrwarmers In a loral bar ber shop heard tho remark und while "Hill'' was around the corner pro ceeded to tie suid Ford car to one of tho electroliers on .Main street. Of course "Hill" saw tho joko but Is still looking for the wouldbo "buckeroos. Harold Grey, who has been train ing with the Students Army Training corps at Eugene, was in Medford yos torday on a furlough. He ha3 been transferred to Camp Taylor, Ken tucky, where ho will take officers training in tho artillery branch of the service. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Tho cold weather is bringing the geese down from tho north these days and several of the local nimrod are spending most of their time out on tho desert. Yesterday afternoon ono of the men from the Phlpps orch ard killed three geese with a rifle and says that he could have gotten a dozen Willi a shotgun. Ho states Ibat there wero over 200 in one bunch out on tho desert this morning. Daily's Taxi. Phone 15. W. T. llailcy of Jacksonville. Is suffering with a broken ami and will bo laid up for a few week. .Mr. llailcy was a passenger on the Ittillis train yesterday afternoon and when tho engine coupled onto tho couch It was bit n little harder than usual and Mr. Pulley lost his balance anil fell against tho arm of the seat In front of him breaking bis arm. None of tho other passengers wero injured. A. Learned of the Applegato. was In town yesterday transacting busi ness and slulon that ho Ins finished till (ho thre.diing for this season. The wheat crop In tlin valley was much larger than usual and (ho winter wheat so far Is showing a greatly in creased acreage out any p.-ovious year. Archie ltlehariison was down from Graut3 Pars josterdny and stale:, that things up there are very uuiet on account of the "flu" epidemic H. G. Worlhlnglon returned last night from Kugeno whero bo bar been nttenillm: (ho V. of O. Officers Training ccbool. lie slates (hat most of the men have left that wero at the last camp nnd that tho officials or tho university are bu.-y getting ready to receive the next rln.-s the latter part of tho month. lntulrles rotlt nine to pour into the Commercial ' club regarding the lioguo, ltiver valley and It Is s.ifo to say that before the winter months aro over tbero will ho a large num ber of new families come hero to permanently locate. Most of the lei- tors n ro from .Molilalia. 'N orth Dakota and tho central west where the win ters are so severe. Thru the efforls of the Coiniiiorclul dub (hero have oeo'l lorty-::ix families located here lit the pa.it no mouths. Such a show ing cenulnly shows that the Com mercial club Is an Institution that should receive the support of every ono Interested In tho valley and Us fntu re. . !.. Nicholson und family left Vesierdiiy for Ft. Klamath by Uoguc Hirer route, but when near tlie sum mit, they found so much snow that they could not get thru and had to re' urn boine. arriving about mid uighl. He said that there is from I .s Indus to two feel of snow at tin i-u 111 in 1 1 'I'!. "I were (wo new c.-v;cs of Itlfl.l era ri;,i-iel this morning by l)r liart. Thee ore Itn'h arid Naomi ii:.ui:lier i of Mi.i. s. I. Wilson of e.-ii .Ninth s;reet. lie t jis tint llu" lire ii'U'o t uses ell! aie get tire neon; Well. A. V S'. !d.e'- of P!ioni, wes I Mel:..;., it v-dnesd.-v. STREET GROSSING Tho Jackson County Creamery Is working ono tru.k short today due to having ono of their largo Maxwell trmka Binorhed up by a south hound Southern Pacific freight .train at the Third street crossing this morning at about 8:20 o'clock. Lyle Plckel who was driving the truck cast on Third street did not seo tho approaching train from the north in timo to stop and tho train hit his truck well parit tho center and turned it completely around and hit it again in front throwing it cloar of the track and breaking down one of the S. P. tres pass signs as well as marring the sido of n topograph pole. Plckel stayed with his machine and rode it thru, coming out uninjured but pret ty badly ahaken up and scared. The machine is practically a total wreck, three wheels were broken off, tho framo broken iu two places, body all splintered up, radiator smashed, crank case cracked and tho truck generally twisted out of shape. How ever, strange as it may seem, neither tho windshield nor two glass win dows In tho cab were oven cracked. How tho driver could como out of such a wreck without a scratch is a mirnclo but Plckel is right on the job the same as ever. The manager of (lie creamery hadn't decided whe ther to junk the outfit or try to have it repaired. ROGUE RIVER DHL Tr)RE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN For three generations women of this country have used and recom mended to their children and chil dren's children the use of that fam ous old root and herb remedy, l.yilia 'iirkham's Vegetable Compound: I'OhTLANn, Ore.. Nov. 6. .Mult nonmli uavc the following vote for supreme justice: Olson. 2.101; Coke. 1.0:14; licnnett. 1.213: Campbell. 570. I 'opticians think Olson lias been elected. Tlio normal school measure leads bv 7(10 in -Multnomah. Kstimntc JlcN'arv wins bv 12.000 YVithveombe bv somewhat less. . Multnomah cave deliniiuent tax n thousand muioritv und publication compensation inensitre 700 majority. lfOL'ite river fishinu carried Mult noniah bv 122. Willamette river finli- iriL' carried bv 1100. In the citv election Commissioners llu-'clow and Kellaher have appar ently been re-elected for the lone term, willi 8. ('. l'ier a close third. Perkins bus been elected for the short term for commissioner. SPENCER DEFEATS FT. 1-01718, Nov. C.--lteturna re ceived tills morning showed that Judge Sclden i Spencer, republican, had been elected United State3 sena tor OTer former Governor Joseph W. l'olk by an estimated majority of iO.OOO; that Speaker Champ Clark has been re-e!erted, and that Mis souri has lost three democratic Eeats in congress. until today it Is recognied everywhere as the standard remedy for woman's Ills. It contains no narcotics or harmful drugs; Is made from roots and herbs of the fiold under the most sanitary condition, and nny woman suffering from such ailments should Covcinor K.Iito for the lorn; term and " .r". Ln.Irlal' Mv-1 Junior Bninl lor the short term. TWO DEMOCRATS GAINED IK NEW JERSEY THEXTOX. X. J.. Nov. G. Xew Jersey democrats have trained two scats in the house of representatives. nct'orihntr to returns up to noon, ul lhiiiri;li the republicans elected their cimdriiotes for I'nited States senate. HONS CO! TREES NSfHEIR RETREAT WITH THE AMERICAN' ARMY OX TUB SEDAN l'-UONT. Nov. 6. (By Associated Press). hi their re treat west of the Meure, according to reports reaching American headquar ters, the tlormans are destroying pro perty and cutting down trees along tho roadways. American aviators re ported today that the highway from Stenay northward to Olizy-sur-Chiers is blocked every few yards by trees across the roads. The destruction begins just beyond Stenay and ex tends northeast and north from one to three nilleB. As an Indication of tha plight of the retreating Germans, It is known that on the entire western front the enemy has In reserve only one divis ion which has been out of the battle one month, and four divisions which have been resting from two to four weeks. Two of the divisions are east of the Meuse. FOR THE EMPEROR AMSTERDAM, iN'ov. 6. The semi official Nord Deutsche Allgeniaine Zeitung of Berlin publishes an article written by Prince von Buelow, the former German imperial chancellor, in which he pleads for the retention of Emperor William. The prince sa'3 he considers the emperor's advoca tion of the new order of things in Germany Is sincere. OCCURS AT KIEL AMSTERDAM, Nov. 0. By Asso ciated Press.) Severe rioting occur red at Kiel Sunday after a meeting of sailors and laborers. Mutinous sailors made their way to the mili tary prison with the Intention of lib erating men confined there for insub oallnation. The military guards fired upon the mutineers, killing t'renty nine. The military commander was shot dead. Harry Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Welch, has been promoted to first sergeant at Fort Columbia. He Is a member of the old Seventh company. fire followinir criryialties arc rc- luu-tcil by the cornniiiinli! trencrul of the American cxpctlilionrirv forces: Killed in action. 82; died of wounds I); tl'cd of nc!'iilent rnnl oilier onuses one: (lied of disease, 110; wounded severely. 70; wounded decree unde lennirieil, ;I7H: wounded slisthtlv. .'i(i0; niissiiur in neliiui. in. Tulnl. .1171). l'Vom J'acifie const: Killed in nc liiui Ciirii. William K. Frillin. Cau viinville, (Ire.; 1'iivnte Joseph l' N'i'-hnls, Mendocino. Cal.; 1'rivnle Thoinns !!'int!ov, Wniuito. Wash. Ihed of (iienc - l.iellt. Clarence C. .leril;in.i, l-'iilin:'.s. Cnl.; rn.ale Hur loii It. Hansen. Hp.,k;..:u'. Wash.; l'ri-v.-ile .Manuel .1. Var.-:':;, Winnvvule. Calif. Hied of wo'iiuls Private Manuel .1. llatiff. Fesno. Cnl.; Private Lov E. lle.ir.mer, Sulnia, Ore. Wounded scverelv Private Oliver Davis, Oakland, Calif; Private Albert J. Houle, (llvrnpia. Wnsh. : Private Mcrv.yn ".lell'erv, San Francisco, Calif. Wounded, decree undetermined Private Howard It. I'V-nion. Los An- ireles, Cnl.: Private Lloyd Pnulslon, Silverlon. (Ire; Private Hnrrv S Olilhani. Portland, (.ire.; Private I.nerenec I,. Woulford. Aetna, Cnl. Woiiui'cd slinhtlv l.ient. Hov F. Sackett. I.onir Heneh, Cal.; Private ivrbv ( . Uau-er. Portland. Ore.: Pri vale Louis ,1. I.cneioui. Santa Itosa. Cal.; P-rivntp Itohert II. Owvnn, Los Anu'clcs. Cal.; private Lester .1. s'liaw. Wilhip.i. W.irdi.: Private liich ard Sullivan. Pumrene-!. Wash. r v -a? -."i - -1 1 The heavy fro.t of 1 .;t n!.;l-.r ly pet thn flnlshini; tiei.'i.s 011 il,. Icilles and the f:rucii'l in ni.-i im,'! if the city looks like a k..:..i.s ,- i-U.n, had niritck (lie i'Q'r,":r.. . liiil.e-i "ero In groat demand this mom in k and (ho street clt aniin; dei-artni' n' will be kept buiiv for te, oral il.iv., cleaning up Iho leaves. Meinst Itching and rivotlns nt f. Hwidlciaft Shop. 2 lil Fri .l ('. I lot!: hntiK !i of Talent sict most of the day ye.slerday In .Medrorn looking after hoiuo IiiuIiumih inntiers and Inclili titallv tlolng a little cle -tione&riiiK on tiie side. Orre. the ladies' tailor, will he 11! .Hotel Holland every Thursday alter noon, lllgh clims oik only, Pa's pjo-t oyer ecrtirj whrte bread mornings sine: we've had Post- Toast es PTs are helping win -the war SJchecdh! start W .x Brnkfast in a room rlPf TT-jfir maJc wa"ni aid cozy f jltJv't i l I vS tSl ir Instant heat at tho SilSliftii tr 8 touch of a match, ' ' -i-Jv ' V 8 No smoke or odor. tiSii1 1 ' V Ionic hours of sieady, 5Slk;i; comfortable warintli on Jkj' I o-ic i-Hinc xsil-t Pearl $5"vX-jwZ Oil. the evcr.olt.i-r.cblo rfA-ffSpy, J. ' uel. LM- k"bk ,i 1 it.i!:r. Economic il.y 1 iXjfetfti i ..... 1 OKLAHOMA RE-ELECTS DEMOCRATIC TICKET OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. Kov. 6. The re-election of Senator Hobert L. Owen and a eain of one democratic congressman is indicated in the re turns todav from sliuhtlv more than one-hrilf of the state. QUICK RELIEF Cet Dr. Ed-vnrd3'01ive Tcblet? J'-.zi 13 V. -j 'y;'.-i c-.v o;' iicurrCa fines Cr. V. '-xvii nvk&.i Cuts TcbSetsi, ii sahr.lircra for c!nr.:cJ. Dr. E.lwsnb, n prjcrlis; TfcjdcSam for 57 ysan trad ealoir-jl'a old-tinse enemy, dbccvsreS i: frmuila !'c- Ouve Tablets vvui!3 trcat'r.f: pr.:.-rits foe chronic con t.;',!".tn eca i'r..id !hs. It. idvjartlj' Uhva Tr.Wcls do not ccr.tsin cilcraH, but a Lealiu scrtJtliing vcftctablc laxative. Ho Rricirior is tho "i;cnot5' rf tfiew li't'e eu.'vnroated, o!ive-co!or.?d tablets. They cnuse tha bowels aid liver to act rjrmal'.v. They never force them to unnatural action. Ii you have a ' dark brown mouth' now and then a bad breath a dull, tired leelin3 sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only pleasant results from one or two lit. tie Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. iiiousands take one or two every night just to l:eeo right Try them. 10s and 3c per bos. Ail druggists. IF YOUR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES Tf you have roaring, buzzing noises in your ears, are getting hard of hearing and fear Ca tarrhal Deafnes.s, go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parniint (double strength), and add to it K pint of hot water, and a iittlo Mranulated sugar. Take "l tableapoonful four times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clouded nostrils should open, breathing become easy and the mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to prepare, cost3 little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has Catarrhal trouble of the ears, is bard of hearing or has head noises should give this prescription a trial. WHEN NEURALGIA ATTACKS NERVES Sloan's Liniment scatters the congestion and relieves pain A little, applied utthout rubbing, will peneirttfe immediately and rest and soothe the nerves, Sloan's Liniment ta very effective in aliaying external pains, strains, bruises, aches, stiiT joints, sore musclci, lumba go, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges Keep a big battle always on hand for family usew Druggists everywhere. WEEKS & McGOWAN GO UNDERTAKER liny llione: Pacific 227. Mlit I'Iiduoh: p. w. Weeks, 103-J2. Iiulr Assistant. SUITStft ro LOTKEy to oiioj-:n $2.-..no tv Also Cleaning, rre.sftlng anj .-.Iterlng 128 K. MAIN. ITSTAiKS ton W. E. VALIvES, Special Agent Standard Oil Co. Il: VI. I r,S . ('. l.,fr, (Vnirnl I'olni; V. A. C.vvlfy, Vnii.il Point; ialli,l! llrii., li Ifiml; Mrilfonl I vrn. llilitf. (., M.Nllor.t; Thot. Slniwin, Ahl.in.l; I'tovust Uini., AJanJ; lr-1 J. I "Irk, .l.nkiili. Hili-: M. s. .i.-'iik.mi. (,.iil mil: I iiil rx lioj(. si rr. .'shlnmt. Popular Goods Now 'ork brtaW tip mM. T.uvn ' v- Krniiwi fjuin- !!;', CiMi'.ira aninntr, 8.m-Ta l,3M'io riiid luinpound, L;k's cold tul'lois. asul t tit Rood :i r, rn i -h Heath's Dru Pliono SPl Store Tho S.v.i Tex Store Rg On of n Srrlrn r.f InfiTmaitr Artlclia on Urolul Mlglint A'o. 19 Help Prevent Disease DID you ever won der why you do not have good health? Did it ever occur to you that clean food (Mil Into aii nnk-aa mouth fvtltorn U:at f(l, am! when t iitirth.'Stmi.nchttiln a n)iullll:n un'H for diK'iion. Aini yi't, Itf-:iu.n yo.t rn:ittt tt It In your ntiih you po tin m-lci'tin It until fort fair, anit ytu an olilifxl to F.vk tn'Mttint. for n R;tm.'i)t wtii. U yiiiriiulil havpavoHlftl by " mt pmmlion." It li a w.U - iHt.iHMu-H firt tint lnrr1it--y lulltir iif-fn-t tho niTp.-init. ltnpPoj. r f--xi In tm's'M'j u ono of tJi- rnc j-r lr;.- '..trrvoflArk df ti'ftltly o::.t proiwr il 'vi'iop . m-nt, an I U tinvirliy trt:, ,f tli. tfs-lh. If yoiin iti.ldri'u nrn (tt'n fio-t ri -Ml t linn nalm their trih Vill tn mfi, aii.l wili tx Its 1'owrrful u- n.'ttt lft ay. Our t ih. with or-lirnry "r, vtiM lt i UiVtluK. Man tltc of old rMtitT thnn fnm ."o-pp pHvitnNo ruhtlilkrt bath Bomrl r iHnfnl km ml Slt0 9t Urtve When Will the War End? V'e hopo the war will end before Jan. 1st. 1919. But the only safe way Is to figure that It won't end for another year. This means that we must figure that there won't be nny new cars next summer. But you'll vant a new car next summer, and won't be ablo to get one. Tho next best thin? to do Is to make your old car Into a new one. Yon have no idea how small an expenditure It will take to bring your car back to a youthful condition. Furthermore, on inspection NOW may save you money later on, for attention to (roubles when email pre vents them from getting big aud costly. M'e shall be pleased to look your car over for ?2.T0 and give you our advice as to Its condition. Drive it in any day. Crater Lake Garage Stiff Joints ; Sore EVfusdes UMBER LP QUICKLY UNDER THE SOOTHING, PFMFTRAT1NG DPP! ICATinM I1C HAMLINS WIZARD Gil r Ailments of this nature can be effectively treated with Hamlin? Wizard Oil. In cases of rheuma tism and lame 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 is an absolutely reliable, antiseptic appli cation for cuts, burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises heal readily under its soothing, pene trating qualities. Get a bottle from your druggist for 3oc and use ths medicine. If not entirely satisfied take the bot tle back to him and he will return your money. If you arc troubled with consti- fiation or sick headache try Ham ins Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at drug gists for mi. Guaranteed. urn CHUNQ China Kerb BXort Herb cura ror earache, headache, catarrau, dlplherla, lore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures all kimls of goiters. NO OP- hhatio:j3. Medford. Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT :t.Y CONCERN': Thl9 is to certify that I, the un dersigned, bad very severe stpmach trouble and had been bothered for several years and last August was not I erpocted tf Jive, and hearing of Glm Chung (whoso Herb Store Is at 214 South Fiont street, Medford) I de- elded to get herbs fur my stomach . trout'ie, and I storted to feeling bet- ' ter ad soon as 1 used them and today :n a well man and can heartily ree- iommend anyone afflicted as I was to :seo film C'h mg and try his Herbs. i (Signed) W.R.JOHNSON, Witnesses; M. A. Anderson, Medford S. B. Hotmes, Eagle Point, . Win. Lewis, Esgle Pomt W. I,. Cliiidroth, Eagle Folnt, C. E. Moore. Eagle Point J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point, (Seo. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point. .Thus. E. M.-hols, Eagle Point. Krfilu), June llfih. War Saving Hm) li Mm 1111 Il l 4 i m : erf Do Some Figuring SUPPOSE readjust ment of conditions af- ji'inr prices uunN. Wouldn't tlie fellow who had carefully de posited liis money liere at the First Na tional Bank fret much greater worth for his money than UiO one who is NOW doing the spending? It's a SAFE chance to take anyway. Wm. G. Tait, President ORE. DM BE WATER F KDNEVS BOTHER Eat leas meat and take Salts for Back ache or Bladder trouble' Neutralizes acids. TTrTo npitj in meat GTeitre ttie fci!neT they twoorao overwoiked- get sluggish, ache, and feel like him pa of lend. Thj urine becomes cloufly; the bladder is irri tated, and you may be obliged to seek re lief two or three times during the night. When the kidiwya clog you must help them flush oil tho body's urinous waste or you'll ho a real sick person shortly. At firat you feel a dull miBcry in tho kid ney region, you suffer from backaoho, eick headache, di7.zine.is, etomnch gct sour, tonguo contd and you feel rheu matic twinges when tho weather is bad, Eat lesa meat, drink lots of water; also pot from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Kalta; tako a tahlespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from tho acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, end has been used for gf ncr.iticiis to clean clogged kidneys nnd stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-wuter drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell lota of Jad Salt to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble wfcil it is only trouble. WESTON'S Camera Shop the Only Exclusive Coininei rial 1 'hotofji-nplier in Southern Oregon. No.cr.it' vos ; t r.nv time or place I iy appointment. Phone H7-.T. We'll do (lie rest. J. B. PALMER Koriford. .""o Miiiu Street.