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PAGE TWO fEPFOTJD "NFATrJ TKTBXTNE, MF.DFOT.T), OKKflOK. MONDAY, .TAXUAUV 1:1, Ifllf) I0CAL AND IMPERSONAL Jforo cold 'weather 'following' the eroral days of inlld temperature is apparently due In the valley, for In the midst of today's dense, chilly ton came the weather prediction of "fair and colder tonight and Tuesday." This morning's lowest temperature was 2S.dosrees. Export repair mon at Prultt-Hltts- oon Auto Co. . ; 253 ' Sid Drown left this afternoon for Eureka, Cal.. having been summoned to that city by the critical Illness of his father, William I. Brown, with Infirmities of old age and pneumonia. 'Mr. 'Brown, a resident of lledford for years, moved to Eureka a year or so ago. , ' Party wishing to engage In general farming and stock raising wishes to exchange some- small well Improved places near Medford for ranch gult alile for such purposes. Have a num. her of excellent bargains In .homes and Improved tracts, in and near Medford. List your property with h. h. Cat heart, 213 Garnett-Corey Illdg. . .. , .... ... v Major George Von der:, Hellen of the jnrtillcry service, arrived In the city last night from San Francisco, and. left at once for a visit at Eagle Point. He is at home on a short furlough. i Shoe sale 21 X. Central. 256 Mayor Gates' selections for the ap pointive, offices of ihe city will be named at next week's meeting of the city "jcoiincll for the council's anpro vpt 'iThe appointments were to have been submitted at last week's meet lug, but on account of much other Important business were put off until the next meeting. As faras-can be learned' all the city appointive offi cers .including Police .Chidf Timothy and Fire Chief Lawton wilKbe-re-chosen by the mayor and confirmed Ijy ihe. council. . .The Pruitt-Hittson Auto Co. has three expert repair men and do re pairing .tor all makes of cars'. 2o3 Dave Rosenberg accompanied by his mother, who came here from the Rosenberg home at Seattle, to .nurse him, has gone to that city to conval esce from a severe attack of bron chitis.' He is .fast recovering health, and in .the meantime Harry Rosen berg who recently returned .j-.from military service, is .managing the Rosenberg brothers' interests ieje. lrahk Criger of Elkhart, Ind., who is the guest of Frank Martin, corner of Tenth and Mistletoe,, also a for tner. resident of Elknart, was a caller mX the Commercial club today. He is contemplating locating in the valley later on with his brother, who Is working in an Oakland,'. Calif., ship yard, and will look .over suitable farm.- lands before leaving. . i Eor Cs'u-Bone corsets see Mrs. Paul Hansen. .Phono 585-H. 267? Mrs. C. W.. Conklin was expected home today from her visit at Tacoma with her son," Earl Conklin, and fam ily., En route home she stopped for a short visit in Portland". "j You can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at JJeYoe's. . .. Lowell Zundell who recently re turned from a several months ab sence from the city is In the employ ment of the Treichler Plerson Auto- .mobllo company as salesman. Auto repairing all kinds. Pruitt Hittson Auto Co. 253 ' 1 Purchases for all the city depart ments are now being made by City Recorder Alford and City Engineer and Water Superintendent Arnspiger as these two officials were appointed city purchasing agents at the last meeting of the council In December. This change was made as an econom ical one, and no. department can purchase anything direct but must purchase thru either Alford or Arn spiger. " Shoe sale 21 N. Central. 256 ? ' H.'r." Stearns of Central Point, bpent a few hours in the city Satur dj Op business., ...Welding our specialty at the Pa cific Highway Garage. 249 " Henry Barneburg came down from Ashland Saturday ' to visit .with friends in the city. '- : Join the new classes at the Med ford; Business college,' forming dur ing the month' of January, 1919. Large', " commodious, comfortable .rooms just inspected by a member Of the health committee of the city of Medford and pronounced sanitary and free front danger of infection from .contagious diseases. Re-opened by permission of the mayor . and health officer of the city after care ful Investigation. .'': 260 Andrew Jeldness returned the lat ter part of the week from upper Rogue river. He intended when he left here to go over the divide to the Umpqua river to see what the coun try was like for hunting and trap ping, hut found so much snow that he postponed his trip. ' Malted milk. 50c lb. DeVoe's. ' ' j C. Pendleton of Table Rock, was in 'the city for a few hours Sat urday on business. .For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. V. II. 'Xorcross of Central Point, was visiting friends in Medford Sat urday. Shoes at cost. 10 South Central. B. V. Peart who has a blacksmith shop at Central Point, was In the city tor a few hours Saturday. He says that he has faith In the valley and feels assured that when there Is general Irrigation over the ' valley, that It will help everybody. -j " Daily's Taxi. Doage cars. Phone 15.' ' Clinton Carey came down from Thodnlx Saturday tg attend to some business in the city, ' i J. G. Davlcs loft Saturday for Sac ramento for two weeks visit at homo. Whipping cream at Do Voo's. .Mrs. Sarah Rutherford loft Satur any evcuiuK iur aemue.iu Bjieuu iu winter with her daughter. Acotalene welding our specialty at the Paclflo Highway Garage. 249 Mrs. Jane Hansen left 'Saturday for Klamath Falls to visit for a week with Mrs. U llortou. For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. R. Wood & Co. Will Stinson who has been visiting his sister. Mrs. Stanloy Taylor at Al bany, returned home Sunday. ' Handicraft Shop for hemstitching and pecoting at 10c per yard. . ; Ma-s. W. Ussher and daughters left Saturday night to rejoin Lieu tenant Ussher at the Bremerton navy yard. Shoe sale 21 N Central. 266 Circuit Judgo Calk ins. granted Mrs. Chas. Crlpps a divorce last Saturday on the grounds of desertion. Mr. sCripps has not been located or hearoV from since he left home a few years ago. It is claimed. . j- ; Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside, Phone 162-J. Harry 1). Mills, manager of ,the Butte Falls Lumber company, is at San Francisco on a business visit. having departed for that city Satur day night. " Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Word haa been received here that Sidney Abbott of Jacksonville, has recovered from an operation in a hospital In France. See Treichler Plerson Inc., for tires, oils and auto accessories. Two tons of dry beans were de stroyed In tlie fire which burned the house and household goods and sup plies and some outbuildings last week at the Mrs. Ross home near Ruch. v Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bid. Van R. Pierson of the auto firm of Treichler & Plerson, . whose head quarters are at Portland, is spending this week in the city conferring with his, business associates. DeVoe has a tine dine of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. - Y. H. Gore, joint representative on the legislature tor Jackson and Josephine counties, left Saturday night for Salem to attend the session of the legislature. .You can always find something tor a Quick lunch at DeVoe's. Mrs. T. J. Fuson, ot Medford, is spending a few days in Grants Pass as the guest of Mrs, G.. P. Jester. Hemstitching, pecoting. All .work guaranteed. Variety Hat Shop, .tf Ray D. Henson after a week's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley D. Henson', 40 Berkeley Way, returns ed Saturday to his home In Portland. Dr. H. P. Hargrove, physician. Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg.. phone 230. tf AH soldiers and sailors who have arrived home in Medford and vicinity are intensely interested in , the mem orial adopted at the Oregon Recon struction convention last week In Portland asking congress to pass a law guaranteeing three months extra pay to all discharged soldiers and sailors. " ." 1 Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 267 The repainting and decorating of the Southern Pacific passenger depot which has been going on Jor the past month, will be finished in a few days and the depot will again be an 100 per cent institution of which Med ford has long been proud. Before the painters leave everything will either be given a new coat of varnish or callsomlne, even Agent Montgom ery's old office pipe. In case he does not carefully watch. It needs a new odor. Even the baggage trucks will be repainted. It pays to save in the Building Loan, 429 If. F. & H. Bldg. - , " Chas. Tull left yesterday for Mer ced, Cal., in charge of nine carloads of cattle for the California market. Coors Malted Milk at 115 West Main. . 261 ' T. C. Becket and wife and C. E. and Mary Roberts, brother and sister of Mrs. Becket visited with friends in Ashland Sunday. . .Hemstitching and pecoting 5c yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. 274 W. P. Geary, F. M. Phillips, F. J. Cornelius and W. M. Coplan were guests at the Hotel Medford Satur day. ' Hot Chili 10 cents at 115 West Main. 261 C. L. Campbell and Geo. H. Pahlon of Seattle, were business visitors in the city Saturday. W. B. Duncan of Salem, was in the city Saturday attending to some -bus iness matters. A. E. Stansberry of Chicago, M. L. Haseltine and M. W. Fisher of Balti more, were in the city Saturday on business. J. M. Turner and E. Richard of Portland were visiting friends in the city Saturday. H. W. Garrett, W. E. Burdette, R. M. Llpson, M. S. Becker and Fred Lassen of Portland, were Hotel Med ford guests Sunday. Chas. E. Johnson of Seattle and R. E. Reed of Portland were visitors In the city Sunday. W. G. Richardson of Indianapolis, Ind., who is on a business trip to the coast, was in the city Sunday. Jas. Klindt and L. A. Failing o! San Francisco were visitors in Med ford yesterday. ' 1 C. F. Martin and wlfo of Portland, were visiting friends In the city Sun day. Lewis Ellis and wife of Minot, N." Dak., who are on their way to Los Angeles, stopped off a couple of days to visit with Arthur Rhoads and fam ily near Central Point". They are ac companied on the trip by Mr. and Mrs. G, 11. Messing of Plulnvtlle, Minn. 'RICHEST HEIRESS" PICKS AS HUSBAND' NAVY FRIEND -3AA7L w s Ths cuts Vs ' V V N O cr tusrcME Vi t y TNfc .f IN HIS CHIN, -"- VN 1 WrB&TAaC . - r J-.:T,j.-A.yr. MISS MARGARET. CARNEGIE, , The Dollar Princess, Margaret Carnegie, has picked her Prince Charming! ' , , The recent announcement ot the engagement of Miss Carnegie, the richest girl In the world, to Roswell Miller, ensign, U, S. navy, waa followed by the sumo old fem inine chorus "What did she see In him?" Here are their pictures. Look and see! Miss Carnegie will some day In J. D. Welch of Portland, arrived in the ' city Saturday to transact busi ness with the stockmen ot the valley. Hurley Duncan ot Talent, who went to The Dalles to see his daugh ter who was Blck with the flu, re turned home Sunday. He says that the flu Is very bad In that part ot the state. Mrs. I. W. Berry and Laura who have been visiting friends In Portland and ' Seattle for several weeks, re turned home Sunday. George B. Keene of Minneapolis. Minn., was a Sunday guest at the Hotel Nash. He Is one ot the oldest traveling salesmen on the road and always stops with J. D. Bell to talk over old times when he used to stop at his father's hotel in Fergus Falls, Minn. ' Lyle Purdin who was a member of the roast artillery has received his discharge from the army and arrived from Camp Leris today. He left Ft. Stevens some time ago and was at one ot the eastern camps ready to go oversea when the war closed. I. A. Merrlman who went up to Camp Lewis a few days ago to see Merrltt, returned home Friday. He found the boy much improved and in the convalescent ward under the care. of Dr. Conroy and hopes that be will be able to get a furlough to come home soon. Geo. H. Eckert who Is general manager of the Oregon Gas and Elec tric company of San Francisco, Is In the city today. He Is making a gen eral Inspection of their Oregon bus iness. - Mark Levi ot San Francisco and W. R. Belrch of Glendale, Ore., were guests at the Hotel Holland Satur day. H. C. Burkhalder of Portland, C. A. Stark of Sutherlln, J. K. James of Astoria and M. Hill of Springfield. Ore., were Sunday guests at Hotel Holland. E. H. Flnley of Watkins, Clinton Cooper of Applegate and Ell Cooper of Sams Valley, were visitors in the city Saturday. C. J. Fry of Copper, Cal., was visit ing friends in the city Saturday. J. J. Summervllle and E. L. Miller of Rogue River, were In the city Sat urday on business. B. L. Highland, R. R. Zwight and J. A. Lesmelster of Portland, .were visitors In the city yesterday. Jerry Lewis and Geo. H. Wehman of Eagle Point, were Sunday visitors In, the city... , - Joe Hanna of Modoc orchard, and Jerry Barnes of Talent, were in the city yesterday visiting friends. . Alex Pellett of Yreka, Cal., and Geo. Kaufman of Myrtle Creek, Ore., were Sunday guests at Hotel Nash Sunday. nmjiiAiu, tire jnn. i.i. liL'iinr selling urine, oiisc count, 64; olivine price, 62c; selline price candied. (Jfie: selected candled in cartonc. 70c. Out ") bid : corn. 1 bid. - Notice ' Notice Is hereby given to the pa trons of Medford public schools that there will be a meeting of the board of education on Tuesday evening, Jan. 14th at which time the mater of making up school work during the two influenza vacations will be dis cussed. Any patron having views on the subject should be present at this time to present them and all Inter ested are Invited to be present. ELIZABETH D. BROWN, Secretary of Parent-Teacher Council. : 249 Odd Fellow Attention Monday evening, Jan. 13, Installa tion of officers, Medford lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F. All brothers request ed to be present. Refreshments. 34 , A. J. VAN AUSDALL. WEEKS McGOWAN CO, UNDERTAKER Day Phono: Pacific 227. Night Phones: P. W. Weeks. 198-ja. Idy Assistant. -L TV. 1 OI C7 urn uia one ppe. In Him ENSIGN herit Mr. Carnegie's fortune ot approximately thiuu hundred mil lion dollars! Her father will pre sent the bride with the two mil lion dollar New York mansion as a wedding (lit. Millvr Inherited a halt niTillon dollars from his rather. Friends ot the young couple do not antici pate that they will sutler much difficulty In getting a start In lite. .Mr. Miliar joined the Ambu lance Corps and tet-ved In Fimiico shortly after the I'nltud Suites en tered tho war. Later he eulliod GREGORY TO RETIRE WASHINGTON. Jan. IX Attor ney General Greorv will retire from the cabinet March 4. to return (o tiic orai'tice ot law. His resignation an nounced Inst niclit, was rallied (o President Wilson t J'nris Thursday and accepted. The attorney ironeral lias not de cided where lie will tako up law prac tice. . J lis home is in Tesa.". M0NTNEGR0 DEMANDS ITALIAN TROOPS LEAVE BKI.filJAOK. .Inn. lit. The imme diate withdrawal from Mnntncvo of nl it ho Italian troops is dimund"it lv tile Moil'.neuriu national assembly. Ileal Kskato Transfer Leo H. Siimler cii!('to'Villiam ." tt. Snmler. Lhnd in Jackson rountv f r $ 10 Henrv H. Snndcjr'et n to I.eo B. Sander. Itiuht of way in Ashluml Martin Zinnn to John I'. Melt?.. Lot 12. block 1. Whitman Park, in 110. 37. 1W.. J. II. Tyrrell ct ux to J. 11." Tyrrell ct ux. KU of lots 10, 11, I'errv lie-Subdivision Andrew Cantnill et ux to Arthur in 10 S. Klcinliiiuimcr. N'. of. XW. VI,!, of SW. WV-. of NK-. WV. of SK and SF, of SB of 1: SW of SW of 20 nil in 311. 2w 10,000 Medford Lodcc No. 83 I. O. O. K. to Arthur S. Wells. I.at 3. block lllll;. Odd Fellow,! Cemetery. Medford. 1 William G. Davidson ct ux to Amelia W. Htihi'ock. Ijot 7, block 1. Summit addition In" Medford. ulso lot 7. block 1 of Tut.tle's .Second Addition to Medford j, .. Eva A. SiKlv.tnfoldc A.'Hich- mond. Land in IX I.. (,'. (HI. 30. 2V ; Almon L. l.ooinis to Kdith II. Loomis. Lot in block 0. 1'nrk Addition to Medford H. S. F.vnns to ,lr. and Mrs. II. H. Drew. Land in A.slilniul. Ore. 10 10 10 Ruth Schull of Ashland was visit ing friends in the city Saturday. 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS ktaFOR INDIGESTION . TOO 1ATE Td CLASSIFY ' FOR BALM 1I)1S Ford cheap for cash; In fine condition. Call K54 . Kast Js'lnth street. 2.14 FOR SALK Say, look at this! Homestead , relinquishment, 125 acres, good, fair house, barn, woodshed, chicken houso and othor outbuildings; small orchard, vine yard, 100 acres fenced, can all he Irrigated, ditches made over part. On public highway, four miles from . Central Point. Also have several ,of the host bargains In Medford In medium and small residence prop erty. Let mo show yon, you may he from Missouri, 1 1 am. James Howling, 20 South 'Peach street. Phone 353-J. 25 4 MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SH0Pv Also ncent for Fairbanks anil Momc Knuines. . i 17 South Riverside. OFFICER AND BOYHOOD g 1 i UOSWELL MILLER in tho nuvy as a common xramini, From the ranks ho una olucied to train tor a coiiiiiiIskIiiii, tuul to Columbia I'nlvurslty, graduated mid coimiilsMluued us oucltn. I In wus nysigned at oiu-u to Siiindrou II lit the subniniiiie chatior force, ami haa been In coiiinuinil of olio of the atih-chuKCi'ii bimeil on Now York. Ho haa a hoinu with his -mother, tdster mid brother, at Dii'l I'mk-av, mid ii country place at Millbrook. Iliitrhesa-co, N. V. The date of tho wadding iiua not been set. THREE TRANSPORTS BRING 4,350 HOME WASHINGTON. Jan. i:l. The transports lloi'liamlieaii, l.aiilaml ami Cretin have sailed from Franco for New Work with 1.10 officer and -I.-200 men. , : " The Ittit'liiimlifiiutU due .liniiiarv 20, the war dciuirlment uiiiiuiiui'i'd with nuns of the 3:17th and 3:i!llh field nrtillerv of the Hhtli division. The l.uilinil, due Jiimmrv ID. Is hritiiiinir casual comi'ahics mninlv eoinposcd ot' uii'ii Iiipiii llie soiilliern states. The Cretic is due Januiirv 20 with 42nd ri-.'inifiil coast nrtilhrv com ulete, 1(1 c-iislinl officers and about 2.1(1 other i-asitnU iiml sick ami wounded. . fiKNKV.V. Sniiilav. Jan. .12. - !-' mice Jan I'lidercw.-ki. t lie I'oll-h leader, was only sliuhllv wounded in the attack made iinon It it by a would be assassin at Warsliiitt. uci'oriliiiir to a teleitriini received by Iricuils here today. t THE EARL S. TUMY INSURANCE AGENCY has removed to and combined with our office ' . All losses, oli( y chanos, etc, arising under . 2 . . !('.:. i...i V.. J r. .. m i ;n i. .attended to bv our office. Mrs. Helen Tinny lakes this opportunity to , thank the public, for their courtesy aiidpatrnn . age, and trusts that this final disposition of the, business will be approved by the policy holders. Mrs. Tinny expects to remain .actively in the business identified witli ' The McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford National Bank Bldsr. Telephone 123 THE INFLUENZA- Will bo kept under control If wo con tin no lo lake the. iicrnaunry pre- : cnutlonx. The moat linnortaiil la'. lho sprnylim of tho. throat and noao with '.a I'yrnl or nonie other good nnllaepllc. :, Wo have every thing In Unit lino. , I Heaths Dru Store Phone 884 ' The San Tox Store 10 1STATE LEGISLATORS The eilv rouncil of Snlcin, ( ititr n Mill board of lieallli of I lie slale t'il ilnl, has imsseil u ilia-lii- oi'der in ciiU'liI to llio flu vpidciiiii' lliere, I no. Inliiliiiir, loal'inu' mid IniteiiiiL', Oic eiileiiiiu: of inililie plni'i's mid mIoi'cm cxeeiitiilir slriellv fur business 1 1 1 1" -litmus,' mill niiltiiiir a linn on imlilli' I'lilUMiils "and siu'i'ial idoiv sales, In llin event the Icuisliilme fails o mill e anv luoi'i'i' ri)li reiiiirdiiiif llie stall1 house lobbies and crowil-, the eilv uiitlioi'itii's iiccordiiiir to Muvor ('. . Allan, will uo tohe limit to curb tlidii. "The siltiittioii lieie is serious, and those who me ii 1 1 fin i it mu lo inula' liuht of it do iml renli.e iusl Imw se rious it is," said tile uiiivoi'. "In miiiii' Iioiiics as liiuli as 12 people tire lint on their backs with iiliMilulolv no as. sistiinee itiven tlicin kiivc that of a volunteer nurse, .who 'travels from lilnee to plnee and itives wluit aid fv can in otto vtit a ditv." AT RIALTOTHEATRETONIGHT .Maria, a lillle seuiiislress, her prel tv head turned liv her desire lor line clolhes mid line siirrouinliiiits. sucri lires Love, Her muliilioli nllniiiel, she is nossessed of evenlliiin; llie world call tive eeeii l,ovi. And llii-u he suerifiecs I'vt-rvi Iiiiil ihul Auibilioii had uaiucd for her and win l,iiiii. This is the faseiniiliiis.' theme )' "Miss Auibilioii," the fealiui' wbicli will be the nltiaclion at the Itinllo to uiulit mid lomrorroH'. t'oi uiie tlril' fith. beiiiililiil anil iioiuilar star, lias the featured role, that of Maria, llie seainslre-s, nho set at .her M'Wiiii uiii'.'liiiie and dreaiiii'd limt some diiv she would he a annul ileou' and wear ilii'-si-.- like lliose wliicli she u.tiile. Ill the Hiiiuinrtiiii; ea-l lire Wullir Metirail. Itctlv ltlvllie, Teuiider Sae. Fi-ed Smith nnd llurrv Kcinlnll. Thero mi' iiimiv Inublv diaiiiati siliialiiin-. esiiei-iallv that in ilbiili Marta's husband, miliini: Unit he has lost his i-it ion III sneielv tlirmiuli his iniirriim" to a tonner scanislress, turns on liis bride unit in the iiiiarrel which follows, a Maine ! Ambition, for wlii"li Murla had uosi il. is ovel -turned unit be i- rrii-lied I" dentil. DRY AMENDMENT PASSES WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE OI.YMI'IA. Wash.. Jan. 13 . lies olutioiis rntifviinr the I'ciUral inolii. bilioii ntnendiiient were itiissed bv ill senate mid the leiuse of leiiii'sciil.i tives of the Wiishiiicton li.-i-liilurc here tmluv. yfankvvniintRi.KiiU.iwai U'l'.i w SOlObfliSIJfiMSTSrVTRMyHiBE .1 I CECHESTtR S PILLS JTiX l.4l!.! A fill yur ilru.rjUi ft M fi( ';l-4"w.trrkljonJllnnslVS LMlL&Jf j'HUlr. lint l i.l4 hmnk vVl Y) rtT MmnM A.r.w 111. Ifl. fPRH EDWARD RENO HAS GAINED 25 POUNDS Tahi'ii . 'Viiiiliie l''olliiwliit ..ltiuli of liilliii iiii mid llemillti Are i ! "', W oiiderriil "I'ur inivoiin iiiilfiirlni! (rout llie afli'i'-etfo'la of Influeiiita and ui'eil ln noiiiethliiK In build llu-in up," imlil ICdwai'd Iteno, It well known oliiplnyu ot tlin Aineil'.illi Itallwav l'',pri!W coiupaiiy. IIvIiik at 17:' I llroiidway. KnimaK City, .Mbwuurl, '"I'lialay Ik the fluent IhliiK In tint world, mid I'll tell you why. "luirlnit the recent ildMiule I vim laken dixi'ii H'lth the 'I'lu' invmir mid Tor two w"lit waa ,lut uhout aa nick aa Dim !eiii to be. I finally iiiiiii aueil Hi pull llli'U, liul'liiy. I Wan ux weak aa a baby aflerw.irdH. I lent Iwoiily-flvo poiituh, ill wcIkIiI or Mid re, and every ouiicn of my iMii'iiKih Hiteuuid in In) Kne. (it iiiumi-. 1 wann't iiblv to do a bit of work ami II was Juki about all I cuutd do in walk tiriiiind and my i: n would I mi coiiiplelely iilvg out miniellluiM. I lnwl mi appi'llli), either, and niivei' eaicil (or (i thliiK to eat. "1 K'" w I woulilu'l bo able (o tso bark lo worlv at (ill fenlluK llltu I wan, and an I bad heard ho iiiiuIi iiliout 'I'ii 1 1 1 m- I di'dili'd to li'Ki It inn. W ell, It Nceiueil ID help nui rlKht from llio flrnt few dniiijrt ami ban put ate III iihape lo wlii i ,i I have uciuiillv Xiiilied tv, .'in v-llv.i poiuidn In Iblrly diiyn (line. I haul Jmit (lulnhed my I bird bull I", mid It Ik mil (i I ii m hIiiiii ii( aatonlnliluK the way ll hint luereioi ed my miKiik'th mid built mn up la every rexpeet, 1 luiviv iml only not Ira bio k all my old mrenuth, but 1 really beMovn I feel betier than I did even before I bad iliu 'I'lu.' My ap(i'iilte wait never beliiir, nil that Hied (tiding It koiio and I am ptltlliiK III tin bourn of Kood, bard work every ilnv, and ll really ilnean't bulb er me oho bll. To any I'm ntrona (or TaiiIii In iniiUiin It very mild. I mn coniliiiilly telllni; n u in" friend nboiii ll. ami I think everybody who I In a rundown eondllluu would do Kelt to Klvo ll a (rial." Am bun beun alate.l, there In not a iilualn pordnii of the luiily (hat In not bemtflled by (lie I'ulpful aclluu uf Taiilnc, Tanlac i ...i certain medicinal pmpcrtlcii wlib-h enrich llio blood and roinoln a healthy ap petite fur tiiurlbltiK food, thiiii help Iiik (o build up health mid lreiii;lli In the natural way. Ami, na la 11".' caw of .Mr. Iteno, Tanlac will provo invaluable lo nil p.'ri.unn ufforlliK from lb" after vfft.:tii of Inf Itioii'.'-a. luitrlppi', lypbolil, mid pueiimoiila, broiublal trouiilen, ele. Tanlac la a powerful rei'.nitnlrtii'llvn tnlll- nud nl wiiya produiei tuiinl k 1 ll I It tit K re lull In. Tanlac In rold In .Medford by Went filde I'liarinai-y, In Cold lllll by M. ll. Ilowem, In Central I'nliit bv ,Mln M, A, Meo. In Anlilanil by J. .1. McValr. Adv. LAST TIME TONIGHT Don't miss this one-- ConstanceTalraadg'e uMrs. LelfingwelJ's Boots" OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW MUTT and JEFF COMIMG MIDNIGHT PATROL GIM CHUNG China Herb Bfcor Horb euro rr earache, aoadacliti, catrirruU, dlpthnrla, . eoro throat, lung trou bio, klilney trouble, stomach troublo, honrt trouble, chllla and fev er, ai-uini)!), coiiuliH, poor circulation, oarbunoloa, tumora, cracked broant, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP ERATIONS, , , Modford, Oronon, Jan lit, 1917 TO WHOM IT JtAY CONCERN: This is to certify that I, the un doralgnod, hud very severe stomach troublo and had been bothorod for several yoars and Inut August was not oxpootod to llvo, and hoarlng of Olm Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214 South Front stroot, Medford) I do. elded to got herbs for my stomach trouble, and I. storied to fooling hot ter as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can hoar.tlly rec ommend auyono afflicted as I was to' soo Olm Chijnu and trj Mb Herbs, (Hignod) -,. ...vv.jt. aqHWSON, WllnoDSOB! ; M. A. Anderson, Medford ' S. n. Holmes, Eaglo Point, . . Wm. Lewis, Englo Point t W. Xi. Chlldroth, Eagle Point, 0. li), Moorp, Englo Point. .1. V, Mclntyro, Eagle Point, (loo. D. Von dor Ilollon, Eagle Point, Thps. IS. Mehols, Euglo Point
