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PAGE TWO MEDFOTJT) MATH TRITONR- MKDFOUIV OftHtiOX. MONDAY. .1ANUA11Y 20. I0CAL AND PERSONAL ' To the farmers, orchardlefs and placer minors the frequent ruins since .Innunry 12 are pleasing. It will take much more rain to make up the deficiency ao far this season. 11 wu raining again today and the. pre diction was for ruin tonight and Tuesday. Since the recent cold spell about 1 V4 (nchea of rain has tf alien in 'Medford and vicinity. The first (nod rainfall was Friday, Jan. 12 when .25 of an inch fell. Since Jan. l.i the tall was 1.0S.. hast Saturday night the precipitation was .46 and last night and this morning the rain fall .02 of an inch, making 4S for the two days. Guaranteed spark, plugs lor all cars. C. K. Gates Auto Co. Rev. L. Myron Booiter left last night to attend the New Year's Movement convention of the Presby- terlan church at Portland as delegate from the Southern Oregon Presby tery. He will preside at tonight's meeting of the convention and ex perts to return to Bedford next Thursday. - Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. C. E. Call of Dunsnuitr, spent Sunday with his family in this city. For the best insurance see Holmes. the Insurance Man. William I. Brown, for years a resi dent of Medford until last July when the family moved to Eureka, Cal., died last Friday 1n that city from pneumonia and the Infirmities of old age. He was the father of Sid and Cecil Brown, and the former was with him at the time of death. Cecil is still serving In France with the army. The family home In Medford was at S05 South Newtown street. Shoes at cost. 10 South Central. William G. Talt left Sunday night . for a several days business visit at Portland. . Insure In sure Insurance. Phone 7S9 or 609-Y. Bennett Ins. Co. 256 The recent rains have raised all the. streams and the rise in Bear creek and Rogue river has been marked for the first time this season. Bear creek, which rose two feet last Friday, receded much Sat urday but began rising' again Sunday and today. Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15. ' : . The condition of Mrs. J. C. Pendle ton of Table Rock, who has been ill with bronchial pneumonia In a Med ford private hospital, is reported as much improved. Whipping cream at De Voe's. Hrs. Leo J. Mlksche left Sunday evening for a month's visit with her daughter, Mrs. John Wilkinson, at Portland. ' ' For fire Insurance phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. . R. Wood & Co. Mrs. Matilda Whittle, over 80, In dian woman, recently died at- Klam ath Falls from dropsy. She was married to Robert Whittle about fifty-six years ago, and they resided together there until he died in 1882. Mrs. Whittle served as a trusted mes senger between the peace commission and the hostile 'Modoc Indians dur ing the peace negotiations at . the time of the famous Modoc Indian war in the lava bed region on the Oregon-California boundary line south of Klamath Falls. Guaranteed brake lining for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. - W. C. Gowen, C. b. Beall and W, H, Dorden of Seattle, were business visitors in Medford Saturday. C. A. Griffith, Walter A. Nash and Jas. H. Ashruw of Portland, were in the city Saturday on business. Electric cleaner delivered to your home, rental $1.25 a day. Phone 90, Paul's Electric Store. -. ' 260 Owney Heddy came up from Grants Pass Sunday for a short visit in the city.' : : Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Evan Reames who has been in Portland .for a few days on business returned lioine Sunday. City hemstitching and pecoting 5o yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. ; 274 Lea Phipps who has been in nor thern California and Klamath Falls lor a week,' arrived home Sunday evening: - 'New Idea patterns, true to size, all patterns in stock. . Medford Book Store. 257 D. L. Bradford who has been at tending to some business for the Olds Tractor company of Sacramento, left for home today. See Trolchler Plerson -' Inc., for tires, oils and auto accessories. J. H. Lewis of Sacramento who has been visiting different towns In the valley for a few days, Is In the city today. Dr. Heine, Garnott-Corey Bldg. Henry 'Winterhalder of the Griffin creek orchard district, was in the city on business Saturday. Highest grade hemstitching at Handicraft Shop; 256 Harry Welch left Saturday for Los' Angeles where he expects to work in a garage, 1 Windshield glasses tor all cars, C. E. Gates Auto Co. . W. E. Thompson who used to work at 'tho carpenter trade In Medford, but for the last three years has been living at Ontario, Ore., Is visiting frlonds in the city. Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug laB, 201 8. Riverside, Phone 162-J. Hen Hunt of the Hunt Commission company, Portland, who has been In the city for a few days on business, loft for home Saturday. -Hot Chill 10 cents at 115 West Main. 201 F. S. Hurd of Surprise Valley, Mo doc county, Cal.. who tins been visit' Ing his brother, Chas. Hurd, left for homo Sunday. He was accompanied by .). C. Allen, also from that county, who has been visiting a sister at Grants Pass. . ' j. ki. There wilt be a special meeting of Reamas chapter touight, 7:30 sharp for tho purpose of Initiation. 255' Mrs. Jesse Woods, sister of W. E. (Shorty) Barber, arrived Saturday from lirangevllle, Idaho, for a month's visit. Altho living In ad joining states they have not seen each other for twelve years. Dr. H. P. Margrave, physician. Rooms 409-410 Carnett-Corey Bldg., phone 230. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gill of Central Point, left Saturday evening for Spo kane, Wash., to visit with their daughter, Mrs. AW D.. Farnosworth tor the winter. They were accom panied by Mrs. Farnesworth who has been visiting them for a few days. For iXn-Bone corsets see Mrs. Paul Hansen. Phone 585-H. 267 Mrs. L. J. Schaffett and Mrs. B. WV Welch left for Oakland, Cal.. Sunday for a month's visit with friends. Guaranteed piston rings for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Emily Smith, a nurse at the Medford Sanitarium left Sunday mor ning for Los Angeles. You can drink a pint of cider for a nickel at DeVoe's. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Selkel of Horn brook, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Bartlett for a few days, returned home Sunday. - Guaranteed springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. The Mothers, Wives and Next of Kin will meet in the Library Tuesday afternoon 3 p. m. A large atten dance is desired as important busi ness will be transacted and election of officers will be held. Something new in hemstitching at Handicraft Shop. 256 There was born on Jan. 1 6 to Lieu tenant Cornelius and Mrs. Myers of Portland, Ore. an eight-pound daugh ter in the Dow hospital of this city. Satisfactory service, do as you would be done by business methods will be the policy of the local agent, W. A. Craue, for Portland Telegram. . . 2oa According to Medford merchants the dry goods market will remain practically unchanged for several months. This is based on informa tion received from wholesale and job bring houses.- In domestics, ging hams and the general line of dry goods there will be no material low ering of price. If any at all. How ever, there is a general feeling that the price of wool will drop as within a short time the two years wool clip of Australia, the world's great wool producing center, will be placed on the market. Then it will be a ques tion of ships. But even a reduction in wool prices, will have no effect on the piece goods market for several months. 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 j of the health committee of the city of Medford and pronounced sanitary and free from danger of infection' from contagious diseases. Re-opened oy permission or tne mayor ana health officer of the city after care-' ful investigation. 260 E. T. Dudden, former manager for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, has been transferred by the company from Salem to Klamath Falls. DeVoe. has a fine line -of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. rrea D. Fletcher or Seattle, wno is looking over the country for a loca tion, is a guest at Hotel Holland to day. . - r . Coors Malted Milk at 115 West Main. 261 H. 'S. Carpey of Eugene, spent a few hours in the city Saturday on business. Ton can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. F. M. Lupton of Portland, and Byron Jolly of Grenada, were guosts at Hotel Nash Saturday. Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 267 "W". Garvin came down from Talent Saturday to spend Sunday in the city with friends. The popular 40c merchants lunch Is still being served at Cafe Holland. " 257 D. J. Stearns of Beach, N. Dak., arrived in Medford Saturday to spend a few days looking over the valley. It pays to save In the Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & H. Bldg. ' J. A. Jones of Yakima, "Wash., O. W: McAllister and Archie Richardson of Grants Pass and A. Ash and wife of Santa Cruz, Cal., were Hotel Nash guests Sunday. ' Call at Handicraft shop and see samples of hemstitching. 256 Ronald Trowbridge arrived home Sunday from the camp at Vancouver, Wash. . He was In the meilcal de partment and thinks he was out of luck that he was detuned there for several months, without being transferred to one of the eastern camps before being mustered out of the service. E. J, Kellogg and wife of (ierber, Cal., were visiting friends in the city Saturday. 13. W. Jones and J. O. Ferris of Portland, were In the city Saturday on business. H. F. Cahlll came up from Hugo, Ore., Saturday to spend Sunday with friends in the city. It. A. M. No. 32 Election of Officers Jan uary 21st. All members requested to be present. A. F. NOTH, Secy. Geo. II. Kckort of San Francisco, Then, .lohimnu of Portland, and tteo. 11, Smith of Grants Pass, were guoals at Hotel Medford Saturday. J, I.. I.lllcnthal of San Francisco, and Sol Israel of Portland, wore Ho tel Medford guests Sunday. Ormond Kanklu and W. I'rews of Portland, were visitors In the city Sunday,' O. 1). Saold arrived In Miidford Sunday to spend u few days looking over the city and valley. ' O. J. Gould who waa Wells Fargo agent In Medford before being trans (erred to Portland, was a guest at Hotel Holland Saturday. Colonel E. K. Kelly and Kuslgn Walter Bowne were guests of honor at a dinner at the University club Saturday evening, with 50 members of the club present. Entertalniug and Interesting talks were made by both speakers concerning what their branches of the service did to wlu the war. v Alan Bracklnreed leaves for Salem tonight where he will serve during the legislative session as secretary of tho military committee of the house of which Representative John A. Westerlund Is chairman. Mr. Brack lnreed will stop at Eugene tomorrow to confer with 1'nlversity of Oregon officials about proposed military leg islation iu which tho university Is In terested. $17,693 RECEIVED The Kvu ns creek fanners euyiiu'ed in misiiiir beans are still t'eeliua good over the check of $17.69:) they last week received for th. lust three cur loads of beans, 241,200 ixmnds. shipped out. This is regarded as n aonj price, 73u cents u pound, for field or machine run beans, although cleaned and sorted beans brins much higher price. The sale was made through the Rogue River Bean Growers' association. It was the laraest check ever dis tributed nmonir a community of farm ers in thut section, and gives impe tus to the plans for an irrigation sys tem in this section. With irrigation the henn crop ana ncrvntre would be doubled. Altoeethcr the Evans creek bean crowers have shipped this fall and winter 400.000 pounds of beuns. eouiprisine five car loads. Free Methodist The Free Methodist will con tinue their evangelistic meetings each night this week in their church, corner Ivy and West Tenth street. District Elder R. II. Dollarbido will remain thru the week to assist the pastor. All are cordially invited to attend these meetings. ' M. F. Chllds. Minister. TODAY'S MARKETS Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 0. Cuttle steady to lower: receipts 1.029. Steers, prime. 13.00uY14.00; eood to .! choice 11.00(aT2.00: me dium to good. l.50(al0.fi0; fair to medium. 8."iO(a'l).51): common to fair, $7.."i0(fi;8.30: cows and heifers, choice 9.f0(fi'10.f0: me dium to (rood, $7.50(a8.50: fuir to medium, $0.00fa7.50": dinners. $3.00 (S4.50: bulls. $B.00ffi9.OO; culves. $8."01X00: stackers and feeders. $(l.r)0(o)8.ri0. - ' Hoes hielicr: receipts. 3.0:i3. Prime mixed. $10.75: medium mixed $16.2"i(2)lG..-50: roueh heavies. $l.r).0016.00: pies. $14.00fal.'.25: hulk of sales. 10.'i0. Sheep higher: receipts. 808. Prime lambs. $13.50(S 14.00: fuir to medium $10.00(5)12.00: venrlines. $10.00r 1 1. 50 : wethers, $0.00fa)10.00: ewes. $6.00(5.8.00. Rutter PORTLAND. Ore.. Jim. 20. Butter easier. City ereiimerv prints, extras, box lots, G7c: cartons, 08e: hulf boxes, ic more: les Hthan half boxes. lc more. Btlvine price bitttter lut, country. 08c : cube extras, 01 '.. ' Kggs PORTLAND, Jan. 20. Eggs, sell ing price, case count, 53c; buying price, 51c; selling price, candled, 54 Spaac; selected Candled In cartons, 62c. ' - . PROJECT OF ESTABLISHING . - AN UNOFFICIAL EMBASSY PARIS, Jan. 20. The' proiect of establishing un unofficial American "embassy" in Gennnnk is under con sideration bv the American dcleention to the pence conference. Its func tions would lie to wither information. he sweetness of GrapeNuts comes from the . grain: no sugar is used in the making nor re- quired in the eating , WEEKS Si McGOWAJT CO ' Day Phone: Pacific 227. ' Vigbt Phones: P. W. Weeks, 108-J2 Ladjr Alitat, KELLY TO SPEAK iUPONWAR AT PAGE WEDNESDAY EVE. Colonel K. K. Kellv has consented to itivc u lecture tit Page theater upon the war us he saw it, the proceeds to Ko to llg Medford Red Cross, next Wednesimv evening, Jnmiurv J2. An udmissiou fe of -U3 cents will be chtirsed. i . Colonel Kellv returned Inst week from France where lie spent over a vctir. all of the time ut the front, nud on the firing line since the Americans got into action. His first work was in oruuuiriuir tho line of cointmuucu tion of the tulvuiiccd section for the American expeditionary forces, From Tout nnd other ltctidtiunrters, lie vir tually covered the Alsace-Lorraine' front. Ho went to I'lintenu Tliierrv in June with the murines niul roeuhus nnd nils a witness of the first imttlc. which definitely hulled the German rush to Puris. When the Clenm.ns launched their lust offensive. July 1". he wtis at Rheiurs, one of tltl-ir prin cipal objectives. In September, he wns promoted to lieutenant-colonel and assigned to the ei0th-or Blue Ridue division ns chief signal officer, lie participated iu the St. Mihicl drive and in the Aritoune fightiug, closing the war n Sedan. Colonel Kellv wus gassed in the Argonne, and ou November 4. while walking with a vurlv ot signal men, wns uaiiiiht bv a bursting shell mid thrown "0 feel, bndlv bruised and made deaf for u mouth. The four others in the ptirtv were instantly killed. He is a modest niun and loth to talk about himself, but lie must have been the hero of several ex ploits, for his discharge certificate rends "Three times recommended for the distinguished service modal." Colonel Kellv presents nn entirely new viewpoint of the. war nnd our nl lies nnd gives a most interesting des sertution on the great conflict. RETURNED YANKS After manv months quietude on account of the war and the two flu epidemics the Medford Kilts' lodec will come to life next Thursduv night with the first reception and smoker for the, members of the order who Have returned fruht wnr service so far. nnd once cverv month thereafter will hold n similar function to wel come home nil other Elks who have returned from service in the mean time, j " It will take many such functions to properly celebrate; the return of the 80 odd Elks of the Medford lodec scattered over the world who will come stringing home from time to time.- A tremendous outpouring of the local membership is looked for next Thursday night for the opening "welcome home" entertainment. The guost of honor will be Lieutenant Colonel E. E. Kellv, Captain Gordon McCrackcn. Lieutenant Kd A. Gcnrv. Sergeant Scelcv V. Hull. .Corporal Frank I I. Kit v. Ralph Jcnninef mid inv other members of tho lodge who will arrive in the meantime. The Elks social activities also in clude the annual celebration of Diist exalted rulers' night ' ou February (ith, nnd the visit of the grand lodge district deputy. Charles II. liurernff of Albany. Ore.. February 20. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Cows. Fresh cows, heavy milkers, high testers, others soon fresh. East of Phoenix. 3rd . brown bungalow across iron bridge Fern Valley. 260 FOR SALE IJy owner or will trade for good team and harnosB. milk cows, stock and farm machinery my acre tract, one block east of south Riverside on East Four teenth street; small house, good barn, garage, chicken house, elec tric lights, city water. Most of place Is In good stand of alfalfa; a good garden patch, berries for family use. It Is a fine place for chickens and smull dairy business. Call from 12 m. to 1:45 p. m. or after 5:. 10 p. m. Address Box 10S R. F. U. 4.. 20 FOR SALE Immediately, lielglan does: kindle soon. AV. A, Crane, 24:i Beatty. Phono 82 4-1 1, even ings. 256 WANTED Married man for general rarm and orchard work. . Phone 8-K3, Ashland, or Inquire II. S. Employment Office. 256 LOST A brown and white striped galutea storm curtain from twin buggy. Please return to 801 Haul. Main street. Reward. . 257 FOR SALE Finn helferH, froshdn in ten duys, Mr,.00, 906 Wes), Fourth Btreot. 257 WANTED .Man and wife as Janitor and cook In small hospital. Steady employment. Room and board fur- : nluhecl. Stale wages expected. An swer, 020 South Oakdale avenue. Telephone (iUti-L. iu HEAD ORCOUNTYo " POULTRY SHOW The. Southern Oregon Poult rv us social inn held their annual meeting and election of officers lust Sului iluv ul'teriKion ut tbc Public librurv. There was u I nice attendance of men, Indies mid liovs all of whom were interested iu the raising of poul try, rabbits mid pigeons. The reports of the retiring officers showed that, by buret work 'mid careful iimnuuo inetit, tbev hud prncticnllv wiped out the debt of two vears nuo and the coining vear bids fuir to be the most prosperous in the history of the as sociation. The premium were paid in full and the treasurer wus author ixed to pnv all outstanding iiccoiiutK. The following officers and direc tors were elected for the coming vcar : President. J. t), Isaacson of Central Point: vise president. Mis, Victor Hursell of Medford: secretary. Henry V. Frame of Tiilenf; treasurer. My ron F. Sheets of Phoenix. Directors William Norlridge of Aslilund. John II. Fuller of Talent. William P. Itiitbc of Phoenix. William A. Huiinii of Medford, R, II, Piixson of Central Point. OF Mr. Tobacco Consumer, you can Prcuure to tmv iniieb more for vonr chewing ami Miiukiitg if the new in ternal revenue measure now before congress becomes u law. and inci ileiitiilly it can be staled that tbu life of the retail tobueco ilclilcrs through out the 1'iiilccl Slates bus beep just one Idoggoiteil thing alter another since the war started. The colector of i.-itcrnul revenue of the Oregon district lias sent out a warning to nil tobacco dealers of the state to be ready to uiiiku inventory of their stocks should the new rev enue measure be pussed. is it uudoiibt -dlv will be.. Healers will be rciiuired to imv the difference between the tax paid under tho present uet and that provided in the new act on all stock on band. Illuuks for the purposu if filing inventory will be furnished nil dculcrs bv the interim! revenue col lectors' office as soon as thev are re ueived from Washington, BOOTLEGGER AT 5t E. Young, accused of illegally transporting liuuor into Origon. was arrested tbU afternoon bv Sheriff George Lewis and Deputy Sheriff Lis. ter. The officers got n "lip" that Young. who recently evaded the officers, was in this vicinity nnd intended to go to Crescent City, nnd immediately FOR STUBBORN COUGHS AND COLDS Dr. King's New DiscoTery hae a fifty year record behind it It built Its reputation on !ti produc tion of positive resales, on iu surencsa In relieving the throat irritation of colds, coughs, grippa and bronchial Attacks. t'Dr. King's New Discovery? VVhy. my folks wouldn't ucc anything else!' That's the general ifatlon-wldc citccm In which this well-known remedy is held. Its action is prompt, its tasta pleasant, its relief gratifying. Half a century of cold and cough :heclcing. All druggiits. 60c and $1.20. Bowels Out of Kilter? That's nature calling for relief. Auist her In her dc.ily duties v.-'th Dr. King's New Life Pills. Not a purgative in tne usual dose, but a mild, effective, corrective, laxative that teases tho bowels into action. 25c Amstel Linen Pound Paper , REDUCED Now 60c. Medford Book store These Winds Make Chaps Gold Cream Cures Chaps Wq liavc your favorite. Our lino of Toilet (loo'ds h Most Complete ' , HeaLh's Drug' SLore Phone 884 The San Tox Store look Hie trail. 'I'licv cnuubl Yoiiim lust suulli of Ibe fit v. lie was in the rear seal of u iiluoy, tvimi down, while u driver, W, II. While, " headed fur I ho coast lovvn. When asked to uet mil and ac compmiv I lie officers, Young made no protest, but pmmpllv did so mid is now in the enmity luil. Sheriff Lewis stales llinl this is Yuuiiu'h second of fense, lie having been lined $'J."ill lust spring lor dabbling ill fire water nn u commercial seiilc Grimly Puss Courier. Died of dl'-ensc I'rivulu Archie Charles Unlet, Albany, Ore. Wounded scyerelv I'riwitc Earl T. C it Hi iu it li. Pendleton, (lie. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Checks Sparklinrr Fyts Most Women Can Have Sayi Dr. Edwards, n Well-Known Ohio I'liynicimi Tm 1? f TT,lut-,! fne17 Vinm fronted core's of women (or liver nud bowel ailments. During uicse yenrs no gavo w his patients a prescription made ot n lev well-known vegetable Ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them lir. Kdw.mlj' Olive Tablets. You will know theiu by their olivo color. is.ua Hl.ltd ..wt. .! ...ivii.lr ff nn thn liver and bowels, which cauao n normr.1 action, carrying on mc wants una yuiw.i out n'uttcr In one's oystcm. II I. no., m nlrt f)..-.l ttlllnuf Infil rtllll yes, pimples, coated tongue, hrad.idinl, U IISUCSS, llO-gOOU ICCIUlg, nil UUl Wl sump, i IuhmI. I... i fr-.,j, ntiA nl llr. , Edwards Olivo Tnblcto nightly Jor a tbno Br.n nolo mc juration jcaJH - Thousands of women oa well as men take Dr. Edwards' Oiive Tablet the sue- VCJSJ l II 1 MIU1UIUIU V VWMS . hlwn Jurt to keep in the pink of condition, UUCBuumKiouuai auu.u;iiiMuh Glass j)f Hot Water Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit Open sluices of the system saeh . morning and wash away the poisonous, stagnant matter, , - Thoso'of us who are accustomed to feel dull nnd honvy when we arise; splitting heiulncho, stuffy from n cold, , foul tongue, unsl breath, nciil stomach, lunib back, rim. Inmmul, ' both look and feel as f rosli an n dulny , always by washing the imlnons nnd toxins from tho body with phoapunted hot water each morning. Wo should drink, before' breakfast, a glass ot real hot watur with a lea spoonful ot llmostona plimiplmto Iu It to Hush from the stomach, liver, kidneys and tun yards ot bowels Uio provlous day's Indigestible wastn. sour bile and poisonous toxins; thou demis ing, sweetening and purifying tho outlro nllmentary tract beforo pu'.tluu more food Into tho stomach. The action ot llmestono phonphntn nnd hot water on nn empty stomach Is wonderfully Invigorating. It cleans out all tho sour fermentations, gnsoa, wasto nnd ocldliy and gives ono n splendid nppotito for breakfast nnd It Is said to bo hut a little whlla until the roses begin to appear In tho cheeks. A quarter pound of llmestono phosphate will cost very little at the drug store, but Is sufficient to innko I anyone who Is bothered with bilious- toss, consiipaiion, sinmncn troiuuo or rhcumatlnm n rtuil enthusiast on tho subject of Internal snnllntlon. Try It and you nro assured that you will look bettor and feol bettor la every way shortly, TO-NIGHT LAST TIME Norma Talmadge "Tie Forbidden City" OFFICIAL WAR REVIEW TICHNER COMEDY TUKSDAY KITTY GORDON LIBERTY TAXI With now Dndgn cnr. Ktutlonod ut 10 N.-l-'ront St. Halo ii I,) on, rrops, IMiono 33 C&by tair.g To , Yfor Home? Tli WomUr'-d F.v.nt TW Will Brit,, Muoh OlndinM. . . Vlrv vow fonViif tnnvnnt, tlcnf M-mprftft-ft rinilK-r, In llio wnn(Urfnl. mninti dum ulwii )t ii "lu.ll llit In )uur m i V,i tntlj iu.tr, miIU I of your ilv.U MitU ttliwil. mith fct iiitfiM vt nii-jf tvuml Nnw la Vm tlmn U K t 1 1 C"tnUUtu to mwt Urn i'iJl, nml (litm vti-itllt,tt ir( wmirti ltnii fi'itml ;i tl'fl (lmtp.rnmtitf. ptp(irniitMu Mtlh't" rt.-ttii, n (f'Hfrn, nenrti rttthv rtnnNlv t urvUtO tjitlr rUai i t Hlllutmul Dm iTtk. 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It I Jtiti til AHu;nlur4 u tiuytlileg uu tun tltiuk tf, DRINK HOT TEA TOR A BAD COLD (let n mimll package, of Humliurg llrcnot 'frit nt nuy ihurttincy, Tulit- u lnlilvMKiii(iil of the iru. put n cup i.f boiling Milnr iiHiii it, jHinr Ihrimgli a xleve ami drink a teacup full nt nuy time diirltbr lb" day or lieforo retiring. 11 In the moat vlTrnllr way lo hrenh a cold mid cure grl, nx It omii iln IKirm of the nklii, relieving coiigcailini, AUo Iihim'Iis the IhiwcH, tluiM ilrtvliiK n inld from I he yitiii. Try It ilie next time you snlTrr from a colli or the grli. It Is lticKnnlin ami riillrcly vegelable, therefore m! nnd hnrtutrM. E LUIAGOJIGHTiOUI Sub Fain and Stiffness away with a small bottle of old honest St. Jacobs Liniment When your bark Is sore and lame or Itimltngo, .Mclnlicn or rheumatism tu ytui HttiTcnrd up, don't suftert (in it ilo cent bottle ul old, tton"t "Kt, .IiicoIm t.liilinriit" nt ..n.v drug store, mur a llitle In your liiind and rub li right Into the niln or ui-lie. ami by tlm tune you count llfty. the sorriieu and lumc iii-Nji Is gone. Is. n't stay crippled I This soothing. s-tietruthig oil tierds to tie lined only oner. It tnkm the ucho and tmlit right out of your Iwck ami rndi the mlery. It Is nmglcnl. yet uluoluiely barmlrwi ami ilocnii't hum ilm ultlll. Nutlilog cIkii stiu luinlingo, sclitllca and liimo buck mUcry no pruiuplly It. niiimn in 1 VI II I V jo oni)i;it r.'n.im 1 1 t Mm CUiAulng. CrOMilug and attcrlng tlU li. MAIN. I'I'tiTAIItM GIM Gil UNO China Herb Store Herb euro tvr earactio, hesdackt CAlurruh, dlptherla, sors throat, lung trouble, kldnoy trouble, stomach trouble, heart troublt), oil Ills and fpv er, crumps, coughs, poor circulation, carbiiuclos, tumors, trucked broast, cures all kinds of goiters, NO Ol' KHATloriS. Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT :-jVY CONCKltN: This Is to cortify that I, the un dorslitnert, hud vory severe stomach trouble and bad neon botnored for several yenrs and last August was not expootod to llvo, and hsarlng ot Qlm Chung (wboso Herb Store Is at II South front streot, iledford) I de cided to got herbs for my stomach trouble, and I stnrtod to fesllng bet tor as soon as 1 uod thnm and today am a well man nud can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I wu to ano (ilm Chung aud try his Herbs. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON, Wltnesaost M. A. Andorson, Medford ' ' 8. U. Holmos, Eagle Point, Wm, I.owls, fCaglo Point i VI. L. Chlldreth, Eaglo Point, C. E. Mooro, ICaule Point J. V. Mclntyra, Eoglo Point, Ooo. D. Von dor Hollen, Eagle Point, Thos. 10. Nichols, Eagle Point m LCIN ran 1 WESTON'S Camera Shop tho Only Exclusive " " Coiiiniorcin I Photographer in Southern, Oregon. N'ncntivoH made any time or place by appointment. Phono 1-17-.T, We'll do tU rest. J. E. PALMER ' Medford. ' B08-East Main Street ' '
