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rEDFOT?D ItATX; ' TOTBTTyE, MEDFOTtT), OTJEOON", TTTTTTJSDAT, .TANTTATiY 2. IMf)
IOCAL AND
I-' PERSONAL
Word received from Trail today
wni tlmt tbo weather there Is tlie
coldest ot tho Koason aud that tho
HoKiin rlvor Is full of floating Ice.
Two Inches ot snow are also reported
lit Trail. ; j . .'
Friday last day Poultry Show.
Don't full to attend. 240
Kav Gaunynw came over from
Dunsmuir yostcrduy for a tew days
visit with friends in the city.
Land, a home, see classified ad.
I'liona 7S4-L. !41
V. T. Canon and family arrived
from Hosoburg Tuesday afternoon,
bavins spent Christmas with his
folks. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Canon.
lllPKcst millinery reductions In
Medford. Best values ever offered
for the money. Vanity Hat Shop,
next Rialto Theatre. 246
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Daley came up
from Merlin yesterday to visit with
friends in the city for a few days. .
You can drink a pint of cider for
a nickel at DeVoe's.
Uuben Pit who spenl Christmas
.with his folks in Jacksonville, left
Tuesday evening for Camp Lewis to
lio mustered out of the service.
Dig millinery sale, all hats reduc
ed. Vanity Hat Shop, next Rialto
theatre. 246
Cieo. Wilson who was granted a
short furlough to spend Christmas
with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Wilson at Phoenix, returned to Camp
Lewis Tuesday evening. .
For fire Insurance pnonft 64, cor
ner Eleventh strew and S.' P. track
D. R. Wood & Co. "
Doc Carver of Tacoma. came In
yesterday for a week's visit .with his
relatives and friends in the valley.
He left here about nine years ago and
lias been in Idaho and other northern
Mules, and at present is working for
tho X. P. Railway Telegraph com
pany. ; .
Dr. H. P. Hargrave. physician.
Itooms 400-410 Garnett-Corey Bullu
ins. phone 230. tf
The southbound train yesterday
forenoon was delayed by a collision
with a Federal truck loaded with
merchandise near Oregon City.'"
Mcdford Auto Top Co., 30 North
Grape. Auto top repairing, phone 104.
"i ;
Leslie Plymale passed thru the city
yesterday on his way home at Klam
ath Kails-. He was met at the train
by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Nicholson ana
Miss Ethel Curry. He was on his
way overseas when the war closed
and is returning Irom Engiana.
Land, a home, see classified ad
Phono 7S4-L. 241
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Dickey left yes
( terday for Redding, Cai. They have
C been visiting his mother, Mrs. Ella
Dickey and his wife's mother who Is
very sick at the home of Ray Toft.
Join the new classes at the Med
ford Business college, forming dur
ing the" month of January, 1919
Large, commodious, comfortable
rooms lust inspected by a member
of the health committee of the city
of Medford and pronounced sanitary
and free from danger of infection
from contagious diseases. Re-opened
by permission of the mayor and
healthofficer ot the city after caret-
ful investigation. Z0
Walter Wilson and A. W. Wilson
are visiting their homes in the-city
for a few days. They are attending
the naval training school at Seattle.
Both of the boys belong to the state
militia here, and if the weather and
the flu permit, they may-get the
chance to drill with the i company
again. .
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man. .,.'. ! . r'
Dick Hance came in from Port
land yesterday to visit for a few days
with his mother, Mrs. A. E. Hance
and his sister, Mrs. H. A. Thlerolf.
Jle is working for the G. M. Standlfer
. Construction company at Portland.
Nash Hotel. Special rates, week
or month. Steam heat. 241
240
J. C. Herring and wife of Central
Point, were guests at the Hotel Med
ford Tuesday.
Friday last day Poultry Show.
Don't fail to attend. 240
Frank Hogmer 'and C. Falrchlld of
Portland, were in the city Tuesday
. on business. : . ' :
. Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's.'
Harry Evans who haB been visiting
in Portland, returned home Tuesday
to resume his position as flagman at
tho Main street crossing. -1
See Trelchler Pelrson Ine. for
tires, oils, and auto accessories. '
Fred Kearney and C. L. Weaver of
Portland, were in the city Tuesday
on business.
Do sure and see the blue-blooded
poultry Jan. 1, 2 and 3. 240
O. A. Demerlay and wife of Chica
go were visiting friends in the city
Tuesday. ..
Handicraft Shop for hemstitching
and pecoting at 10c iter yard,-, v;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fleming of Port
land were guests at the Hotel Hol
land yesterday. :
Daily's Taxi. Phone 15.:
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
6t 6numejg
and Avoid y5r41kJ
. . : UNDERTAKER
ItayPlione: Pacific 227. -Night
Phones: F. W. Week. 103-JSI,
. Lady Assistant
Fred Olfonbiicher came, over from
Applugatu Tuesday to visit friends in
the city.
- Dodge touring car, good aa now;
also Buick Six. Power Auto Co. 241
" D. J. Varbender of Gold Hill was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Friday last day Poultry Show.
Don't fall to attend. 240
'' Fred Williams of Ashlnud was in
tho city Tuesday for a few hours on
business.
Pianos Ellington,' Hamilton, aold
by H. N. Lotland, at 215 South Oak
dale. Liberty bonds taken same as
cash. Phone 691-J. 240
On account of the continued preva
lence of the flu the meeting ot the
Rogue River Valley Ministerial asso
ciation has again Vseu postponed un
til the first Monday in .February,
which brings It on the regular day of
meeting. J, K. Baillie, president ; J.
E. Walbeck. secretary. v
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corsy Bid.
One of the most bountiful and joy
ous New Year's dinners served in this
city yesterday was that by Mrs. Clar
ence Eads,12S South Holly street, to
a large party of relatives and friends
among whom were Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Eads. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. LaNlce. Mr. and Mrs.
Everett EadB and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Eads and . daughter,
Grandma" Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.
Edson Lyons, Mr. Russell Hlbbard,
Miss Margaret Hibbard, Miss Keltic
Warren, Mr. Deloris Holbrook, Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. D. Wineland of Ash
land, Mrs. John Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Eads and daughter Rachel
and W. W. "Watson. Dinner was dis
cussed with enthusiastic relish, after
which the party enjoyed music, con
verse and reminiscence for three in
teresting hours. ' .
Why worry and fret about your
meals at home when you can get a
delicious lunch or dinner at Cafe
Holland tor a considerable less price
than you can cook it yourself. Come
today and try It. Prices very mod
erate. Mr. Benson, our new chef,
will be pleased to have you try his
fine cooking. 242
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gore and
daughter Mary are ill with the Influ
enza at their ranch home on the
Jacksonville road. Mr. Gore and son
Jay only recently returned from
Camp Logan, Texas, where Jay, who
was in military service, suffered a
serious attack of the flu and was op
erated on shortly afterwards for ap
pendicitis from which he is still con
valescing.
Friday last day Poultry Show.
Don't fail to attend. 240
Mr. and Mrs. .Harold D. Foster
leave tonight for Portland, their fu
ture home, Mr. Foster having just
been transferred from the local fed
eral forestry office to tho district for
estry office where he will have charge
of the geographical department.
Be sure and see the blue-blooded
poultry Jan. , 2 and 3. . 240
The records of the Jackson county
bovs who. served their country in the
war will be compiled and filed In the
state library at Salem for permanent
reference. . The state librarian is pre
paring a history of all the Oregon
boys who were in service and has
written all the city, town and county
superintendents asking the coopera
tion of the teachers of each county in
obtaining the records of all the boys
of the county who were in service.
Questionnaires will be sent out to
each district to be filled by those
homes who have or have had men Id
the service. .The compilation 'will be
a-huee task.' ti -
Friday last day Poultry Show,
Don't fail -to attend". -,v ' , 240
Floyd Jenkins, who spent the holir
days with his parents.'vMr. and Mrs.
F. E. Jenkins left Tuesday evening
for Camp Lewis. -.-; - . ,- . -
De Voe has a fine line of assorted
chocolates at 60e per lb. .
-Mrs. P. M. Janner left for Port
land Tuesday evening where she wilt
be the guest of Mrs. Ben j. Sheldon..
Hot hlli, 10 cents at 113 West.
Main. . -': :-. -' ' 261
: A telegram received' from CoUnty
Superintendent Ager who is attend
ing the state committee on thrift
conference at Portland, stated that
Jackson county had won "the ' 5
prise given by the State Bankers as
sociation for the 'best county- showing
by school pupils, in the thrift cam
paign. The state committee is mak
ing plans for the conduct of this
year's thrift campaign.. From Port
land Superintendent Ager will go to
Salem to attend the county school
superintendent's . meeting with State
School Superintendent Churchill,
Whipping cream at Da Voe's.
R. B. Hawkins of Portland, ar
rived in Medford Tuesday for a few
days visit with friends. - . ;
The New York Restaurant, 20
Central avenuci Bold to Ho Sing. New
party will run on Dec: a. ' 24o
. Frank Hohn came up from Sacra
mento Tuesday to spend a few days
looking over the city and country.
Friday last day Poultry Show,
Don't fail to attend. - r -240
D. C. Raymer came down from
Aslfland Tuesday to attend to some
business matters In the city, . -; '
' Shoes at cost. .10 South Central;
Annual meeting of stockholders of
Farmers & Fruitgrowers hank will
be held at said bank Thursday, Jan
uary 9, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. R. F.
Antlo, cashier. ; - '
DR. RICKRRT
EYES SOIKNTIKtCALLT
' TESTED, AND GLASSES
PROPERLY FITTED
, Suite 1-2 over May Co.
NO DROPS USED
Georgo Kahlhngen of lioacburg,
was a business visitor lu tho . city
Tuesday. ' .
Happy New Years to our friends
and patrons. Wo have some calen
dars lor yon. Free if you call for
them. Jackson County Creamery,
241
Joe Riley of Portland, who is on
his way to California, was a visitor
in the city yesterday. .,..' ' .
, Furniture upholstering,' mattress
making, crating and packing. Dou
las, 201 S, Rlversidev phone;102-J.
Mrs. O. E. Osborn who has been
atteuding a conference of state nurse
associations at Chicago, arrived home
yesterday. On her return trip sho
came by tho way ot Owen Sound,
Canada., where she spent Christmas
with her brother.
You can always find something tor
a Quick lunch at DeVoe's. .. . ,
Charley Ray left yesterday for. San
Francisco for a month's visit with
friends. Mrs. Kay and Mabel went
part way with him to moet friends
who are passing thru Medford.
Hemstitching, pecotlng. All work
guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop. tf
Market Master Runyard spent the
day yesterday hunting ducks, and
from the number he brought home,
he must have had a very successful
trip.
Happy "New Year's to our friends
and patrons. We have somo calen
dars for you. Free If you call for
them. Jackson County Creamery.
241
Tho general public will learn with
much regret that Harold D. Foster,
deputy forest supervisor -of the Cra
ter national forest, has 'been trans
ferred to tho federal district forestry
office at Portland where he will bo in
charge of forest servtce mapping and
surveys for the district including
Oregon, Washington and Alaska. MY.
Foster assumes the position, which Is
a merited promotion, at once, ana
leaves with Mrs. Foster, this evening
for Portland, leaving the remainder
ot the family here until they have
become settled In a home. Mr. Fos
ter has been an officer of the Crater
National forest and a resident of
Medford for the past ten years, and
he and his family have made many
Intimate friends in this city and thru
out the county in that time. His suc
cessor In the local office has not yet
been announced. .
Coors Malter Milk at 115 West
Main. 261
Merl WJllits, who has been serving
In the army medical corps the past
year, arrived home "yesterday from
Camp Lewis, having just been dis
charged from service, and will re
sume at once his former position at
the Hotel Holland. :
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at DeVoe's. .. !
Passenger train 13, due here from
the north at 9:35 a. m. daily, did
not reach the city until 2 p. m. today,
having been delayed by the wreck of
several freight cars near Gold Hill,
Land, a home, see classified ad.
Phono 784-L. . ' - , 241
Many Medford people enjoyed their
New Year's dinner at the hotels yes
terday and the Hotel Medford -and
Cafe Holland did a capacity business
with their special dinners.
Going out of business Closing
out sale. Men's and boys' shoes at
cost. Sale starts Monday, Dec, 23.
i.Nb. 10, South Central avenue. .-
Charles T. Murray, left yesterday
for Carol, Iowa, where he has accept
ed . a position 'in ' his , uncle's drug
store. V ' i:'.- ' -i '..:-..
a
In a cup
tberes a roost at?
tractive flavor. .
Tberes health too.
IbrPosturw contains the goodness of
cereals, toilb no harmful substance .
INSTANT POSTOM
is made; in a moment ; at table,
coithout boilinq. Economical , con
venient
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP
Also agent for. Fairbanks and Morse
,. 1 Engines;.'' ;.
17 South Riverside,.:;
pl 'There's fleason
FERTILIZERS. VETCH
RED OATS. GRAY OATS
WHEAT. BARLEY. RYE
For Sale Bv ,-
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Mayor tlnlos says It la hla under
standing that lloalth Officer Plckul
contemplates lifting tho flu bun some
tlmo Saturday, that Is regarding tho
wearing of masks in (houtors and
churches. "I am of tho opinion that
we cau hold the epidemic at lis pres
ent low stage If tho physicians of the
city will aid In strict obsorvaiu-o ot
the purnmlue., said tho mayor,
' De Voo wants small hov enso.
8. S. Uullls has returned from n
trip to 1.08tAt!ilos on business.
D. T. Lnwtou, will no longor bo
tho duputy state sealer ot weights
and measures when O. P, lloff suc
ceeds T. B. Kay as stnto treasurer
next Monday. In anmiuuclng hla ap
pointments as treasurer Mr. llott
names K, E. Bond of Eugene to suc
ceed Mr. Lawton, resigned. Mr. Law
ton has mndo a splendid record In
tho posltlou tho past two years hud
Mrv' Hoft was loth to part with his
services and only did so for tho rea
son that Mr. Bond was his intimate
friend and Mr. Lawton was agreoable
to giving up the office.
V. L. Upton and Chas. S. Brewster
Of Corvallls were attending the poul
try falf yesterday. .
Chas. Mayhcw of Eugone, was a
visitor In th,e cltj yesterday.
G. E. Howland of Oakland, Cal Is
spending a tew days In the city on
business.
Lieut. B. F. Mordocay and wife ot
Camp Lewis, were guests ut the
Hotel Medford yesterday.
. J. II. Wilson pf Corvallls. is spend
ing a few .days in the city on busi
ness. ' . , '.'''"
Mrs. Hawthorn of Rogua River,
who Is In tho city for a few days. Is a
guest at the Hotel Holland. : ;',!
Jack 'Palmer and J. T. Oard were
visiting friends at the lfotol Nash
yesterday.
W. Guzentain and D. Andarson of
Tacoma, .Wash., wero business visi
tors in tho city yesterday.
E. B. McRae ot San Francisco ar
rived In Medford yesterday to Bpond
a tew days looking 'over the country.
DIED
LOOMIS Almon Lavorno Loomis,
one ot the respectod and beloved cit
izens of Medford, passed away early
Thursday, Jan.- 2, of paralysis, with
which he was stricken last week, at
the age ot 65 years. He hud been
unconscious for several days prior to
bis death.. He was born at Harts
grove, Ohio, Jan." 3, 1S54. He was
educated at Austlnburg university at
Ashtabula, Ohlo.'When a young man
he went to Chicago, and lived there
a number of years. Later ho moved
to Fargo. North Dakota, where he
was postmaster for five years under
"McKlnley; he also served In tho state
legislature of North Dakota. He was
an active member ot the Masonic
lodge, and a charter member of tho
Medford lodge of II. P. O. E.
' , He was married to Edith Ellsworth
In May, 1903, at Colse, Idaho. In tho
fall of 1910 he removed with his
family to Medford, Oregon, whord ho
had been In the orchard -business
ever since. -
He was a member of the following
lodges:'' Blue Lodge. "Xo. 1, Shlloh
Lodge No. 5, Royal Arch Mason, and
El Zagal Shrlners, all of North Da
kota, and Medford lodge. No. 1168,
B. P. O. E.
- He leaves one sister, Mrs. John
Burrr of Dorset, Ohio, his wlfeand
three children, Jean, Almon and Ad
ele. Mr. Loom Is, wan a: devoted hus
band and! father, a loyal and true
.friend, : loved - and respected by all
ID
Cap ?
of Ffesturo
.delicious.
"There's ?
THE MEDFORD
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is now opn for bunlnosH ut 31 North fli-nno street. ;
lias boon Innnoctol by the Olty Health CominllUso and ' '
t DECLARED SANITARY
' . . (".'..'. and snfo. from contagious disonHCS. ' ' . -
who knew him, lie was true not only
to the usual obligations ot life, but
tn-a far largor inousuro endeared
himself to tho en the community. Ho
will bo mlBsod not only In Modford,
but In overy place where ho had
lived.
Funeral arrangements will bo nu
nouiu'vd later.
HOTEL GUESTS ESCAPE ,
IN FIRE AT THE DALLFS
TUB DALLES, Ore., Jan. 8 Thir
ty guests esoapud In their night
clothes from tho brick building own
pled by. tho. Albert Hotel und The
Optimist PuhliKnlng company, which
burned, here early, today. Nod Wloks,
ftged eighty, was rvsued from the
hotel after all other guests had loft
Tho loss from the fire Is estimated
ut $40,000, partly covered by Insur
ance.
WftH Unities nt NUtbt
Sufferers from kidney troublo ex
perience backacho, rheumatic pains,
aches In Joints and muscles and other
tortuous afflictions. E. W, Kltt, R.
F. I). 3, Box 9, Sliortor.i, Ala., writes:
"I used Foley Kidney Pills as I was
so restless over night with pains In
my back and side. They did mo good
and I truthfully-say Foley Kidney
Pills its the medtcino for ' kidney
troublo.".' For sulo by Modford Phnr.
macy. V ? tins'1. '!
YANKS ON STRANDED LINER
(Continued from page ana.)'.
pounding of the sen.1 against tbn
American transport Northern I'tioific,
stranded on Fire Islund since 3 :30 a.
m. Wednesday, hob driven the ship
liiuhor to the bench this forenoon
swinging her bow so that sho was
onlv 2S0 vnrds from shore.
Waves heavier than those which
wedged her tiu'htlv into the hand bar
vesterdnv were breakins over the
transport and the wind n'ns still blow
inu unfavorably from the southwest.
Warships Keep Vigil
Twclvo cruisers und destrovers mid
other rescue shins maintained vii-.il
throughout tho night in n semi-circle
n mile outside tho bur, their blinker
lights flashing inccssnntlv, At dawn
thev prepared for a dnv of maneuver
ing about the stranded vessel. Fresh
coast gunrd crews replaced tho ones
which spent the night near the
breeches bov which could not bo used
and nro in constant communication
wjth tho transport.
Twenty Hod Cross nurses with food
and supplies landed on Fire Island to
dav rendv to euro for anv troops
which might ho brought ashore. The
nurses were accompanied bv Camp
I'pton soldiers who will beu scd to aid
the const guard men. .
No Immediate Danger
Vit-o Admiral Albert (Heaves today
Issued the following statement:
"The Northern Pacific is in no im
mediate danger and until there is a
change of the wind from tho westward
no attempt will be made to transfer
those on tho ship. Such transfer, if
it is made todav, will probably be to
other ships standing bv, as it is safer
to transfer them to ships than to trv
to take them ashore . through the
brpti Iters. ' f
Reason
I
SAIL FOR HOME
WASIIINOTON. Jim. 2. Tho tl
Plii'titro from Bvuhcn of four li'HUH
plirla with tibout 'J,000 troops wiih
unnoimciHl todav in uablo advices to
tho war department. Thoy are Die
Toltut the Via am) the Aliancit iik and
tho Minnr-Niitnn. Their are onlv five
ciiHiial officer on the hitter Hhi.
The Tohm, due ut New YulTt Jitn
uurv 10, is brinuiiiir the dtli battalion
trench ailillt'i v, complete: -IHMh nero
cotiHtruotioii Himiiil rou, complete, und
easuiil eompuuv :U1.
The I'ln, duo at New York .liiuunrv
11, with OMh iinli-iiircritt't sec-tor.
composed of hcmUiunrters mipolv
compunv -Kith. -17th, -IHth, -llHli anil
50th iinti-aircrnl't hatterv: l'Jlh anti
aircraft sector eonipoted of head
(Hiui'ters siidpIv eonipnnv. Kith. Mth,
14th. 10th and 17th uiiti-nircritft bat
teries: eiiHiuil company 3'J'2 and nine
cnsiial officers.
The Alinnmirei is due ut New York
Jnnunrv IX with caautil company No.
1 and 8A officers: sick and wounded,
and two officers.
A corrected cabin report received
bv the war domirtmmit todnv shows
that tho Hlltli division quire and not
the Hlli'diviMon ciulro is on hoard the
Opportunity is rare never
let it go by.
1MPEHALES
MOUTMPltCO -
CIGABETTJSS
offer an opportunity to en
joy constantly the finest
tobacco under its most
perfect form. Blended to
i i i i
I uijuui iu ius most cui'j
I tured toHtc. An incompur-j
unie smoke.
NEURALGIC PAINS
Olva Way to Seothlng Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Is a safe and
effective treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain
is, it acts a a tonic to the tortured
nerve and almost invariably brings
quick relief.
Its healing, antiseptic qualities can
always be relied upon to prevent in
fection, or other serious results, from
sprains, bruises, cuts, bunts, bites
and stings. Just as good, too, for
sore fect, stiff neck, frost biles, cold
sores and canker sores.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed.
QRUCM
Convenient and
Practical
i
Tha convenience of the Wrist
Wntch, so . appealing to tha
fcmlnlns mind, has caught on
with the mulo box as well. '
A Wrist Watch
Wearing your wntch on the
wrist Is not only practical but
It Is popularizing watch as
never before. You will find
tho choicest styles at tho most
moderate prices hero.
Martin J. Reddy
.'.'V ; for
Wntchcs of Qnnllty
Molf Us Your Wants.
Vlultors always welcomo,
, iPhoiie 81.
We Wish One and All
A Happy New Year
West Side Pharmacy :, .4Zqsjl
trnuspor! Siliouev, due nt Now York
Smlnv. . ,
THE MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydio E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
h Prepared For
Woman's Use.
A visit to tho laboratory whore this
uccviisful remedy Is made Impressra
even tho casual lookvr-on with the roll,
ability, accuracy, skill and olcanllnuis
which attends the making of this groat
modiclnv for woman's Ills.
Over 350,000 iioundi of various herbs
nr used anuafly and all have to be
pathorud at the season of the year wlun
their natural Juices and medlclual sub
stances are at thslr bast
Tha most successful solvent are used
to extract the medicinal properties from
these herbs.
Kvery utensil and tank that comes In
contact with tho medicine Is sterilised
and as a final precaution in cleanliness
the medicine Is pasteurized, end sealed .
In sterile bottles.
It is the wonderful combination of ,
root and herbs, together with the
kill and care used In It preparation
which ha made this famous medicine
so sucoMwful In tha treatment at
female ills,
The letters from women who have
been restored to health by the use of
Lydla E. Hnklmui's Vegntatile Com- .
Kiund which we are rontinuully pub
lishing attest to lu virtue. s
Long Live
1919
1918 Is dead. As we (urn
over the lost naae of the
bid year we forever shut
out those months of war and
strife, anxletv and oxlef.
The New Year will brlna
Peace and Hanpiness. and
we are sure. Prosperity for
Jackson County and Medford
people.
OUR THOUGHT IS OUR
WISH.
Wm. 0. Talt. President.
Oris Crawford, Cashier '
FIRST
NATIONAL
DAN It
MEDFORD, ORE.
Frozen Autos
Has' your radiator, manifold
or, f.yliittlprs Inii'stqd during
this cold Hnap? If so wo can
make, thorn good 'an new and
save you money by welding
them. , , - ' ' ';'
, NOTKs Pou't put hot water in ra
dlntor and lenvo Htiiiul In froexlnij
wrntlior. ftnilliitoi' bonds should nlxn
Vo roinoyed If tnivollnn nny dtstnnco.
In ciibo of frozen onRlim opnn up nil
vcntN, tlmw very Hlowly by pomliut
on'hot rtaUu-Ilttlo ill, jr tlmo.
Crater Lake MotorCo
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