PACE TWO
TirEDFOTH) MATL TRTP.TTXR MTDFORD. OREOON. SATURDAY. XOYEMDER 2H, 101 S
IOCAL AND
1 PERSONAL
Before the present utorm snow at
headiuartern, Crater Lake national
park, measured 32 Inches In depth,
with 8 Inches more at the lake. The
present storm la expected to double
the depth.
A store full of beautiful and ap
propriate Christmas suggestions at
Johnson's, the Jeweler. 214
Dr. J. P. Iteddy of Medford, Ore
gon, prominent In chrome mfnlnK op
erations in tills county for several
months past, was hero a few days aKo
In an effort to resume operations,
says the Siskiyou News, When the
bottom dropped out of the chrome
market L)r. Iteddy found himself In
financial difficulties, lie haa been
cnedavorlnK to make arrangements
to go forward and clean up the
chrome already mined, and possibly
resume operations and eventually
pay out.
You will have something to be
thankful for If you did not buy your
winter potatoes till now. Fouts
Grocery Co. can sell you fine pota
toes for 2 cents per pound. 208'
Granpa Poter Wextorlund of Ar
inn, Ills., will arrive In .Medford to
nlKht to spend the winter here with
his son John at the Holland. Mr.
WoHterlund spent last wintor here
and was so well pleased with our cli
mate that he doesn't want any more
of tho frozen eastern states weather.
Present quarters lensod. We must
move. Now is the time to purchase
the furs you havo wanted at riKht
prices. If. W. llartlctt, 120 Kast
Main. IH
Don't forget the Thanksgiving
service at the M. K. church, Thurs
day evening, November 28, at 7:30
Rev. Hoozer will prcuch.
Corona folding typewriters for
personal use. Arrange for one now
Medford Tfook Store.
Colonel M. U Allison, well known
Klamath Kails resilient, committed
suicide Thursday evening by shooting
himself In the mouth. The bullet
came out tho back of his head. Ho
was 55 years old. It Is believed that
Colonel Allison was despondent be-
causo of crop failures this year.
8oe tho wonderful assortment, In
dies wrist watches at Johnson's, from
10.no to tho diamond set beauties
at $100. 214
Herbert Schuotto, who broke his
leg four weeks ago and has been nt
the 8acretl Heart hospital, is Improv
lng rapidly.
Jewolry, the gift of love. For
practical things of lasting value soe
Martin .1. Iteddy. 20!)
Mrs. Kd. Smith of Applegato was
taken to the hospital tho fli;st of the
vveoK wuii a serious case or pnti
monla. Mrs. Otherdalo, who is at
tending her, reports she Is Improv
ing.
The war Is over and tho flu Is
gone. Huy Christmas presents at
Japanese Art Store. 215
Karl J. N'unn left last evening for
fort Stevona after a threo weeks
furlough, visiting with family ami
friends.
For the beat Insurance sao Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
1. K. Htnmuii, former city elec
trician, was homo for a short visit
tho middle of tho week. He is now
assistant electrlcul engineer for the
Southern 1'nririo company and lo
cated In Portland.
You can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at Devon's.
l.lcut. Carter Carter Ilrnnilon, who
has been homo on a furlough, loft
for Camp llnnrnek, (la., yeslerdny.
Nash Hotel. Spsclal rates, week
or month. Steam heat. 2 IB
Mrs. Katerlne Hramlon, who came
up froiu, Portland to visit with Car
ter, left for homo Friday evening.
Hemstitching and plootlng at 10c
per yard at llnndli raft Shop.
Frank Urown of Unglo Point was
doing huslniKS In iho city yesterdav
A belter place to do your Xnias
nhoiipliiK. Johnson's, tho Juwelcr
2 11'
Ially'a Taxi. Phone 15.
W. A. Fnlgcr left Friday evening
for Portland for a few days on ImihI
ness. Freo storage. Power Aulo Co. tf
Although the weather for the
country eoplo lo bring In tlnlr pro
ducts Is bad, tho city market wiih
fairly supplied ibis morning with
vegel allies, canned goods and homo
cooking. Tho two meat stalls were
doing u lively business.
This year's walnuts nt Fouls (Iro
cery Co., ;i5 cents per pound, soil
.Mrs. T. A. Johnson of (iiidley,
Cnl., who has been In iho elly for a
few ilnys, left for home ilils morn
ing. She ramo up to get her little
girl who has been at the St. .Mary's
a.'ho"l.
Taken up on Ashlnml avenue, Fri
day, small bay wol'K horse, wi'ii'.lit
nbout SOo pounds; placed In cltv
pound nt Iho I'nlmi Hani. 2u:i
I). Itiiinmell, who has been In I lie
car shops at l nton, Wash., for ki-v
oral mouths, cauio In on tho inori,
ing train. Ho said that there Ik a
striae on ami he iieciiied to come
homo.
ICxiierlenced hemstitching anil
plcnlhiK. .Mrs. 11. H, llnncj, (larnott
Corey llldg.
C. II. Ilensou, who has rented the
former dining room or the lloicl
Nash, opened up the new cafe fur
business this morning.
Ituy what you wish villi Ihat lib
erty bond, same as cash at Johnson's
tho .lawsler. :IP
Mrs. Joiuile M. Kemp of Portland
wan visiting friends In Iho city yes
torday.
)s 'orybofty happy? If not come
to the Mg Flks lied Cross victory ball
Thanksgiving night and waken up
Lnunspaeh s full Jnrr. orchestra,
C. K. Alleu, K. W. Miller and
Henry Dowik-a of San Francisco were
in the city on business Friday
Kngraved Xmas cards and folders.
Medford Printing Co.
-Mrs. Blanche Ci:node entertained
a party of her friends at a noon
luncheon at her homo on Dakota
avenue on Friday. Tho guests were
Mesdames Davidson and Guernsey
and the Misses Cox, Jeffrey, Fergu
son, Hood and Hunter. All report a
very pleasant afternoon.
Gene Stratton Porter's new book,
"Tho Daughter of the I.and" will suit
the whole family. Medford Hook
Store.
W. C. Pool and son Joe of Eagle
Point were Medford visitors Saturday.
Liberty bonds accepted same as
cash at Johnson's, the Jeweler. 214'
8. M. Clevcnger of Talent was a
Saturday business visitor in 3Iod-
ford.
if Kb toys you want go to Japanese
Art Store. 21D
Josephine Hartzell, 13 year-old
daughter of W. J. Hartzell, is the
prize turkey raiser of the county. She
has sold her flock of 70 turkeys
which she raised on her father's or
chard for $2is0. The turkeys aver
aged nearly 1 4 pounds apiece and
brought 30 cents a pound.
Good line of fox und wolves, the
most popular furs this season. liar
gains before removal, at Ilartlett's-
214
Mayor Gates has selected the Gore
alfalfa field as a landing place for
tho army aviators nt Mather field
who are planning a trial flight from
Sacramento to Seattle. Maps of tho
landing place havo been sent to tho
aviation officers.
100 Backs of fine potatoes at
Fouts Grocery Co., 2c per lb. 201
H. A. Kawley, the veteran mining
mnu. who located Die mine that bears
his name on the I'mpqua divide, was
in from his Griffin creek ranch Sat
urday,
Genuine Coca Cola at DeVoe's.
W. II. Phillips and ('has. Kodduly
of Portland were in the city yester
day on business.
For fire Insurance phone C4, cor
ner Klevepth street and 3. P. track.
D. It. Wood & Co.
C. A. Scell of Sacramento, Cal.,
who Is spending a few days in the
valley on business, was a visitor in
the city for a few hours today.
Tho first big cocial event of the
season. Flks Hed Cross victory ball,
Thauksvlving night.
W. 11. Hamscy arrived in Medford
yesterday from Oakland, Cal., to
spend a few days looking over the
country.
Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at
Hotul Holland every Thursday after
noon. High-class work only.
Chas; Powers of Seattlo, Wash.,
was in tho city yesterday on busi
ness. Another opportunity to buy Shoes
at very reasonablo prices during the
month of November. I am going to
give a 10 per cent discount on all
mon's and boys' shoes. Come and
got them. L. F. Stroud, No. 10 South
Contrul avonue. 212
(. .Moore, J. Mendel and C. I'-.
Louro of Portland wore business vis
itors to tho city Friday.
Dr. Ilolne, Garnett-Corey Dldg.
J. Grofeo of Chicago, ills., was
among tho out of town visitors in the
city yesterday.
20 per cent discount on voroan'i
button shoes., Schmidt's "Good
Shoos," 21 North Central avenuo.
Jus. II. Moore came up from Glen
dalo to visit frier.ils in the city for
n day or two.
Painting and pnporhanglng. J. P.
Listen, 407 lleutty street. 209
,1. V. Imlt of St. Louis, Mo., was
doing business w ith the mor. hauls
In tho city yesterday.
Wanted A bargain In a small
house and lot. llox V, caro Mall
Tribune.
(!. .1. Honoris of Sacramento was
In tho city for a few hours yesterday
on buslui s.j.
Now Is you opportunity to lenrn
stenography. Flther day or night
classes. Kxport stenographers nnil
high salaries go together. Ilecome
on expert at Medford Hu.iiiio.ss Col
lego. i:i
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOlt SALI-: - llest copper roil gas
water heater, cost new $-7; prac
tically u;w: for oub-k sale, Jvnu.
OniH Crawford, 2n Laurel St. 2"!
Fttlt SAI.K (lit TiiAlil-: UnllniinMu
meat. I'bor.e .'. l-M. or lUT-V. '.'11
VA.vm A I ;-lnch John In-ere
sticky plow. Phono .'.71-li-l. 211
l-'oi; SAI.K -Am selling" i:, ton "of
bav, household goods, lie luillli,;
stoves, carpets, chairs, ilresHeni.
Mai gadis (or cash. Phono .",7 I -H -:;
I I
ANTFI) - 'I'o earn for children aft'
eniooiis or evenings. Call I'-C . It.
210
I'Olt l;K.T l-'lve liui'.e rooms, mod
ern house, JIO"" If taken at once
I'lioli" T .'.0 II'
There Is an effort being made tof
organize a company of the Oregon
National Guard of one hundred and
ion members. Thwe are already be
tween sixty and eighty applications
ou file, and the prospect is that the
company will bo organized In the
next few days. The object Is to get
back lo the tame basis In military
affairs in the state as wo were before
the war. When tho Oregon Guards
were taken Into the government serv
ice, It left the stato practically with
out any military organiaztion, and
the state police and the stale guard
and home guards wero organized to
guard the state's Interests. If teh
company is organized here, the state
and government will probably furn
ish them with arms and ammunition
and a place for headquarters, for
which arrangements are partially
made.
A stock, all new and up to date.
Do your shopping there. Johnson's,
the Jeweler. ,214
Iloyal and Pullman bread at De
Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Sinclair of Ven
ice. Cal., are rl.4tlng friends in the
city today.
Orres, high grades tailoring for
men and women. Ashland, Oregon.
Order your Xmaa cards or folders
at tho Mediord Printing Co.
John A. Durst and Delbcrt Pyle of
San Francisco were In the city yes
terday on buslncs.
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Handicraft Shop. 216'
Iilggeat line of toys In MedfrM.
Japanese Art Store. 209'
Hay 11. Clarke of the Takilma min
ing district is in the city today on
business.
Free storage. Power Auto Co. tf
Forty styles of engraved cards and
folders. Medford Printing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Hose arrived in
the city from Tacoma yesterday for
a few days visit with friends.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk nt DeVoe's.
Come to day or night school and
learn stenography as taught by ex
perts. Medford pusincss College now
open. 13
J. K. Gales and N. A. Walton of
San Francisco aro spending a few
day si nlhe city and country on busi
ness. Pleasant, safe," quick, suro. Dr.
llalstead, 227 South Central. 233
Order your Xmas cards or folders
at the Medford Printing Co.
Tho neighborhood of Table Hock
was pretty well represented at the
trial of 10. Pearsons for assault and
baltery, and the verdict was acquit
tal for the dofendant. District At
torney Hobcrts appeared for the
stato and II. A. Cannday for the do
fendant. The war Is over. Do Christmas
shopping at Japanese Art Store. 209
PAlilS, Nov. 23, A million de
serters from tho Austrian armies, or
ganized in large and small bodies
and culling themselves Green Guards,
are eHlablishel in fortified camps in
tlie forests of utmost every part of
southeastern Kurope. according to
William J, Hose, agent for the Slo
vene government In Lalbach, the new
capital of Slovakia, and of the Polish
provisional government in Austrian
Silesia.
Mr. Hose, who is from Winnipeg.
Manitoba, is now In Paris. Ho has
prepared for Colonel M. House a
lengthy memorandum on tho situa
tion.
MINIMIS'. Nov. Premier I.L.v.l
drol L".' and t 'linileellor of the K.X-
lieiiner Honar Law today made pub
lic the I -illowiii-j- program lor the
eoniltu elect ioi :
I. Ovation of a leamie ol nation.-.
-. Award of laihi for reiunnn-.'
soliln-r.
.'I. Solution of !te hoic-iuc; prob
lem. -I. Promotion of education.
i. Comma! jirefcreiu-e.
II. Kel'orm of tho hou-e of lords.
. Kauai rcrlits 1'or boili secs.
S. Trade tlio clmxiioilt.
I I'M-trie Supplhv.
Walt ! Wo can ruruialt you with
an Ihltiit on our opening.
Kl.KCTItlCAL IIUML St'PPl.Y CO.
-':" 111' W. Main.
RED CROSS STOPS GODOWSKV RANKS
SENDING WORKERS AMONG GREATEST OF
TO BATTLE FIELDS WORLD'S MUSICIANS
Mi. Mtiriirot Stronc Air1--, who
had vt!uutercl for IteI work
(jver-f;is, lias received the fuHowins.
notit'vinif her nnj others who luul au
i'!ici! i'or overseas work, that nil Hed
aui'liciitions have been eeneel-
li-il:
.fv ilear Miss Ame:
T1ip follnwin? telecrm recpivj'rt
todnv from Va.-hini:lo:i, f). C, will be
of intt-rpst to von,
"'Cables received tdav e sine el all
wromiel remiisitiorm for French and
KrvlNh eoinnii-isions. Vntil further
w1i-tf.( pend no more nntilieations to
WHsbinton. Cancel bv fat wire nil
intrt'"tion is-Mied to ner-nnol to r
iturt Kcw York. Tn notifvimr mmli
'iints that Ifcd Oro- cannot pend
'hem oversells incorporate following
;n vour communication to each appli
cant :
" 'While Mie fee" t ion "f hofilitic
the cruise of nnivcru'il iov. it nip
"'so brip" el-out ebMn"e n Ked
Pros! privities brand ouirinf n
'hf antinl reduction in tho number
of workers vhoni we or" authorized
to end. C'abl"- received t"dnv 7'f
"'rn us to notifv v'i w will bp '"-
able send von nhrond anil while
wo miite svpinMlii.zp in -onr disnn
"fcntmpnt, iv fed $ir ( " vou will
n iiMVM-i;i the epssit v f prompt
notification so as to save as much
!rico"-"ptiinec to VOU RU'1 ,XI,n? to
tK- Fcl ('rod n no-'ti'p. PIpicp
"ffcut nffyp tbjinks for vour offer
''r".-icp.,
'Ilrrftt tiif nnv d:-ii'Mntment
'hut voa i""" PYi"-M'ncn. J am.
"Sir'- 1"
'Of.TVFW VOTSlf.
"DJpto- Tcnt. of IVrsennel."
'crjtile. nv n.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2:1. Ac
ronUns to official Information re
leased by the war department, tho
One Hundred Seventeenth sanitary
tratn, formerly Ambulance company
No. 1, Oregon National Guard, is in
eluded in the American Third army,
known as the army of occupation,
which is marchlns into Germany un
der command of Major General Dick
man. These aro tlie only Oregon
troops included In tho American
Third army, it is stated.
The Ono Hundred Seventccth san
itary train is made up of troops from
La Grande.
OBITUARY
O'HAUA The funeral services for
.Mrs, O'Hara, wifo of Thomas .1.
O'Mara, wero held at the family
home at Central Point Friday nt
10: :io.
Services wero conducted by the
pastor. Rev. L. F. Helknap.
Mrs. O'Hara waa a uohle character
and lived a teait if ul Christian life,
a devoted wife and mother.
On account of delicate health she
was not able to tako active part In
public life for tho last few years. Yet
tn her quid way she was constantly
finding ways to help. Her great
heart of sympathy prompted her to
many deeds of benevolence and the
wholo community feels that they
have lost a friend and extend their
sympathy to tho bereaved family.
Tho larse representative company
that attended tho funeral from Cen
tral Point, Medford and Gold Hill
and surrounding community, tneth
er with the many ami beautiful flor
al offcrint, were some of tho evi
dence of the hth esteem in which
she wa;i held. She leavps a name
and nu influence that wjfl be a l-j.st-iiiit
OmedK-iiou.
K1CH ESTER S PILLS
. ;i. ! Alt v .r llr'-.-Ui f r A
I'll!-in lii tl fi.l l.ld c -;-.UiAv
t . .. ifwl Mi lui RIM .o..
llrn'l.t. .' f rl lil.f IP .T7fH
IMAUO .n llllVMt I'lLI.Sf'Vt
Ttr-u:-". nil !'tit.VrL Al K-;i'.H
SOlDbt ISL'uMSTSEVtSVttHrJiE
f
With Mp.lfnr.l trn.lo Ik Mlf.iril iiinilo
0 l.o v J.;. in mi i,-.u
'Hiil.'
I'O!: I;i:r l,,-m ,,.rn,.iii lurn-l-;Ju
.1 liiMin-. $l;:; :,.rmiu Ihiusl-uti
KliK sir. !, $.:,u; l.unf moiU-n
li(.ii" i-lo-o in (in Sn. Ci-nir.il.
I- "'. i'. v'. I'li-r.c, Mi'ilfnril.
I'llulli' luTi. iiy
ArUK.MIi: TO TI!HK KiTT'.m:
ir l'.i mtiilfl Knnl or CIumiiIi'I
:tl:to in tirsl rluss ortli'r V ('.
I'l.T, . M,-,)f,.r,
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO,
lnj- llmnc: r.i.KIc !7. i
Mfiht rimnm: K. W. Wrk. ItlUl. I
Thanksgiving
Millinery Sale
Four day.", comment-hiy; Satur
day, Nov. I1;!, se wlil lQ one
third oi'f on all trimmed and un
t rimmed h;.t?, flow eis. plurne.",
etc.
;it:.i' hvkv s.wiMj svi.K.
The May Co.
ONLY A FEW DAVS.MORK
To npnil that ll'ir "over Ihoro"
his C'lirUtimis pr .i.-nt. All pin k
ncfH BiMnl ! ut H,., fiiiss local
lioailiiuarlcrs not I.aor thuii Ni'.
Si'.
Mo have it Wu lino nf n-wful nml
hliilil) niiprtvliicitl pic i iili fur
1 1 nu.
West Side rharm3cy
' The Ruall Morr"
Codowsky, the celebrated pianist
who appears at the Page theater.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 27th, was
born in Poland. He received his
ea.-ly cdiuatlon In his own country.
was brought to America when he
was but eighteen years ot age. He
made a very successful concert tour
for so youns an artist. After re
maining in this country about a year
be returned to Paris. While there he
gave a concert at which the cele
brated Salot-Saens was present.
Saint-Seans Imertlately recog-
nicd the genius of this young artist
and took him under his personal tu
ltion where he remained for three
years. Under the guidance of this
master he developed into a perform
er that was destined to startle the
musical world.
After leaving Paris ho toured the
different European countries and ap
peared in London where he created
the greatest sensation of any pianist
that had ever visited England. Aft
er receiving his many ovations
abroad, ho returned to this country
to make It his permanent homo und
is now a genuine American, having
married an American girl. God-
owsky is pre-eminently the greatest
performer and all-around musician
before the public.
Mr. Godowsky in his entertain
ment on Wednesday evening will be
assisted by Miss Marguerite Hughes,
the beautiful lady violinist.
The engagement of this great art
ist Is under the management of Geo.
Andrews, who desires to particularly
emphasbze the unusually low scaU
of prices for an artist of this magni
tude Prices Jl.oO, $J.00, 75c and 50c
Subscription rhIo now on at Andrews
studios, phone llox office sale
opens Tuesday morning, 10 o-clock,
Pago theater.
Wii
FOR QUICK GET-AWAY
rOPKXIIAGKN. Friday, Nov. 22.
Tho soviet authorities of Kussia
ordered that a cruiser te. ready at
the shortest notice to sail from the
mouth of the Xeva river, in the ftulf
of Finland and it Is announced that
In ease of danger 14 members of tho
Eovernment wi! embark for a neutral
port, according to Petrot;rad advices.
PAROLE OFFICER
SAM UNIONS TO
STRIKE FOR 10IY
to
SALKM. Ore.. Sow 23."! be:
iliifer with the executive when he suvs
Unit his reason that I was a.-kc-il to
resign w'as I ,v,,s extruvnL'iiiit."
uvs Churlcs A. Miirnliv. who 1ms
been asked bv Governor Withvcimibe
lo reMin the position of warden a!
the state penitenlinrv. ''The Ten I
reason," lie continues, '"is that I have
never been amenable to tlie i-oiiirol
uf the luimle officer, refused to lilav
the liitine his imv and. therefore he
has demanded inv official sealii and
secured it."
('ontinuinr his comment about Pu-
roje Officer Keller, Captain Mtirvliy !
sttvs:
"He has assumed an open dictator
ship, and. through his boasted con
trol over the executive insofar as thev
pertained to prison matters and the
purolin? of prisoners, has caused dis
cord in the peaceful operation of the
institution. lie has also uiven tlirect
orders to employes of the institution.
Some measure of weight is eiveti to
his boustiiiL's bv the fact that his ad
vice and council appear to lie ac
cepted bv the coventor without in
vestigation as to the truth of falsitv
of his representations.
'Hv reason of his boasted control
he wields a secret but powerful in
liueuce over combined fear and ha
tred oinoni: the inmates of the prison j
to such an extent as to approach a j
dictatorship over the term of their :
service of sentences. If a man did j
not bow his head and head the knce
to the parole officer ho was doomed
to serve until he died." !
cpATrr.v w.wl.. Vnv. 2.1. All
i,. ' , i i... l-u,i
rseame moor nimnn o'v uw, w..-.
bv the Central J.abor Council to vote
on the oi'estion of slrikinir December
(I. as a protest against the execution
of Thomas J. Moonev. San Francisco,
convicted of luurderins one of the
victims of a preparedness duv bomb
explosion. The lathers and machin
ists have already voted to strike.
Other results were not known early
loilav. . '
rr ilffwtifBa r ill
SAIL FOR HOME TODAY
LIVKIIPOOI., Friday, Nov. 22.
Soveral thousand American soldiers
palled for home today on the liners
Lapland and .Minnehaha. It was a
stirring scene as. the men marched
from the railway station and local
camps to the landing stage amid the
rousing cheers from the throngs of
I eoplo along the streets.
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves !
You just rub Musterole in briskly, and
usually tlie pain is gone a delicious,
soothing comfort comes to take its place.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patient3.
They will gladly tell you what relief it
gives from sore throat, bronchitis, croup,
stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pain3 and
aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet,
colds of the chest (it often prevent:
pneumonia). Always depennaDie.
30 and COc jars; hospital size $2.50.
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These, '
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JOHNSON" The Jeweler
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be
pleiuied to learn that th-re Is aL least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure tn all Its stages ami
that la catarrh. Cairvrrh 'jeinj; greatly
In (luo need by con r,t I tut tonal conditions
requires rnnstitutloniil treatment. . Hall's
r-nat-rU XI ...It.. I. l lU1'Un Ii.IumaIU. nn,t
nrtn thru thn Hlnnil rn tlio Miicnii Knr. !
fares of tini Syrtrm tl. Toby (ip.itrnylng
the foundation of (he rli'fnse. jiving tbo
patient strength hv but'din;; up tho ctm
5f..utlon and nsfi-tlnw natur? In doint; Itfl
work. Tht projirletors hav so much
faith In the rnrnUve power of Hall's
rtnrrh Medicine thit they offer One
Hntnlrc-d Inllr.n for any mse that tt falls
to cure. S nd for lint of testimonials.
Address V. .1. CIIKXKY A CO., Toledo.
Ohio. Bold by ail Druf,Blsts. 75c.
BULBS and
SWEET PEAS
At the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Come tt) the religious services at the
Apostolic J'aith Mission. ('time often.
You'll enjoy tliein.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
the Only Kxclusivc i
('oir:ip.ei'ri:il l'hot oj;iapher
in Southern Oregon.
Xentives made any time or
place liy appointment.
l'lior.e 1 17-J.
We'll do t!:e rest.
J. B. PALMES
Medford.
-i'S LV.-si .Main Street,
The First Presbyterian Church
ANNOUNCES
Sunday Services
11 A. M. '"Seen in the Karlv Dawn of
IVa-'e."
7::iO P. M. "Xext Steps on the (ireat High
way of the Nations."
Music That Excels.
A fellowship luiu'li after the evening
Service.
L. MYRON HOOZKR. Minister.
Announcement!
Wo no hnvc two ions exrorlcnrert aulo in.n hint? Is who know
how to ropalr your car. any make, an.l do It ritfht. All work guar
a:!Ued. Once you try us you will remain our I'UMomvr, for our
work will lie f :itifactory.
The Valley Garage