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'PAGT, sEvrar
RELIGION BAR TO
ROYAL WEDDING
1'AltIH, 1eb. mii.-TIio dimmillle
of arranging a ninn-inge liclwoeti I he
Prince F Wiiles mill I'dnee-M Yiilmi
uf ltnlv arc pointed out t ln v lv
l.'Oeuvrn. Tlio niiWHiuiiicr sav tlit.l
tliv Ciillicilh! princes vviiiiltt firl have
to ronuuitoo Imr ritllli mill heooinn n
iPUi'U'Htiuit. iim Krilish law forbid iu
sovereign In Imvn ii Ciillinlie wife.
"iim conversion 11 thi' iiiiiii.(.,iK,"
llu iinwNiumr iiililii. "would inini'i'HN
hip 1111111111 imuiiui unliivornblv mill
llltlllllllfll UllOIll I lull. IIIl .. I... i ..
nloiilt'iicuriii unit objured lliu (Ireek
(Iruhiiiliiii fnilli on her muriiiige to lliy
k tig of llnlv, would not hihiuho her
iimiKiiiorH conversion lo urotcsliiiit.
win, Hid tiueeu mother Miiruiiriln is
undortituntl In Im h.tuill.. i.. ....... i.
: . .... , mii'u n
t'ltiutuu of rolitriuti. Tlio kittv, who lit
iiei'iuv aiinelicil to Iiih mother, i hi,.
willing lii net coiitrnrv lo her feel
Iiiux. Thfl fiimilv ol' ho Duku ol
(Win, undo of tin. king, nlu sharei
thu uut'Cn imhiIht'iI view,"
Musi revolt
llASEL. Pcli. 21. A ronelioimrv
Insurrection broke out nt Muiiieh
Wednesday night, in-cording lo the
Knuiklorl Ztiilung, Demobilized lln
viirinn bliioinokit attacked tin. diet
house and ocouiiicd tlio tcli'gruidi ol.
ftco and police licndtiunrUrs, bill were
dislodged bv government troops.
J'rince Joncliini of l'ru.la, uixllt hod
of tlm former emperor. wn nrrcstcd.
it ba'intr reported Hint ho nnnreiillv
had some eoiiiieetion with the move
ment, llfi huii been staving at Munich
tinder tlio name of Count Men.
COPKNIIAOTN". Ki-li. Sl.-I'rinco
Joachim of Prussia vim not involved
in Incidents nt Municli on Weilncs
dnv night. aenordiiiL' lo a dispatch re
reived here, which .mid that the
prince and his eonecrt nro returning
to I'rtnuin miller osonrt.
n
TOY'S MARKETS
Uvraioek
POHTI.ANO. Ore.. Kvh. 21,-Cnttle
firm: .' receipts U4. Steers, best.
lH.OOrti'l I.UO: nood to rlmiee. 11.7.'.
n '12.75: medium to uo.nl, HI.7,Vi'
11.75: fair ! good, iffl.iOoi 10.i.'i;
coamion to fair. .8..(l(i!l.r0; cows
mid heifer, choice JlO.Oupi 1 1.00;
good lo (,'hoicn, H,".VnU.7.V. mcdiuin
to clmice. $7.75(.i H.75; fair to me
(limn. (1.00di 7.n0: onmtors. t:i.50((i
5.00; hullii. $tl.00(ii'fl.0(l; culver. $11.(10
(ii 13.50; Mocker and feeders, $7.00
(o'lO.OO.
. Hugs, higher: receipts 007, t Prime
mixed, if lll.75(ol7.00; medium mived,
Vl(l.50((1 10.75; rough heavies, $11.75
m' 15.25; pig. 12.50Gl l.5tl; bulk of
Halo. $10.75.
' Sheen strong; reeoipls 30. I'rimc
InmliH. ifH.OOfd l .50: fnir lo medium.
10.00(a'13.00: venrlings. tlO.OUiov
11.00; wolhers, t-fl.OOfiT 10.00; owe..
0.50(g'.75.
nutter '
POHTUND, (he.. Feb. 21. Huttcr
firm. Citv erenmerv printn. cxtra.
box ot, 5.1c.; onrtonn, S4o: half
Ijoxeti 'Ac mnro: lend than half bo.xc.,
lo inoro. . lliivinir price butturfut,
country. 50((t)51e: cu'iu oxirnH. 50c.
, Km
POnTL'.VD, Ve. 2 1.Kkrs
SelllnR prlco, coiio count, 42c; buy
ing; prlco, 40c; roIHiir; prlco. candled,
4Ilc; Ddlactud candled In carlona, 4 4c.
llnlnuo advorllnluR flpoclnltlos nro
liornldlnK tlio bitt nodal ovent of tlio
eoftHon, tlio fancy droiia parly to bo
Klvon on tlio ovo of WantilnKton'
birthday, Krlday, Fob. 21, by tho
Wodiionday Aftornoon club. Tlio
Dr. Edwards' Olive TabWGet
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr! Edwards' Olivo Tablats, the aubatt
tule for calomel, act gently on the bowels
mid positively do tho work, j . i ' j
- I'ooplo nnilcted wi(h bad breath find
Snick relief through Dr.- Edwards'
livo Tablets. The pleasant' augar
coated tablets are taken for bad breath
by all who know them, j
Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets act gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing tha blood and ijently purifying
tho entlro system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any
of tlio bad after effects.
All tlio benefits of nasty, sickening,
wiping cathartics aro derived from Dr.
Edwards' Olivo Tablets without griping,
pain or onv dlsnjjrccablo effects, '
Dr. F..M. Edwards discovered tlio
formula after seventeen years of prac
tice among patients pOllcted with
bowel i and liver complaint, with tlio
attendant bad breath,
Dr. Edwards' Olivo Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive
ell; you will know them by their olive
color. Take one or two every nlfiht for
week and note tne euccc iuo anu zua
QUELLED AT MUNICH
ASHLAND AND VICINITY
BAD BREATH
plfox,: Aldrul?tj,
uvfliil will tnlio pluco lit Mumorlul
null limieiiil of tho Nat. Iho cIiihiko
liavliitt liciiri ilociiliid upon for Rood
llllll Burriclullt I'DIIHOIIH. A tlllKIIIIIlt,
u vatoiitlno carnival, mimical nolrou
and oilier ittlnictlitrw will ho morKcil
In t It lu niiii.aculai diiiiioiiHtritllou
whh'li In bolmt sliiKed by tho londliiK
uncial iirmuilziillmi oft Iho city In be
half (if It m tmlillo niililtci) uctlvlllea,
It's a cold day horn when tho po
llen iiiiilinrltli.K don't round up a
boolliiKKor or two oh public carrier
or privalo mock ll(iiorn. Anothor
victim paid the penalty oil Wednes
day of this week. Iho municipal sur
tax IicIiik $5u, The offimder wun u
nob-rimlileiil forelaaur, In this par
ticular lnntaiice over u iro of liot
Di'H ivero conCliiciitiid, secreied In un
orilliiary grip, Hlntu and federal
proieeiitnri! aro llnblo to follow In Hie
waltii of these inuuluipal ronvlrtlons.
-Mr. and Mrs. II. J, lreon, , of
lirontti I'arn, am vliiltors hero Invc3
IIkuiIiik ellmalla conditions and
heaUh-MivltiR waters u luilucntnents
for locating permanently in this vic
inity. Thru tho foruthouKht of Prof.
IrvliiK Vlulim. Mr. and Mro. A. M.
Ileuvor were npiiortunoly Informed of
tlio. prenenco of their son Moredltli I"
Hie ranks of tlio OUth rvKlment on Us
way 1o Camp Lewis. I'rof. Vlnlng
rnn ucroin the command at l'ooatiillo,
Idaho, and lliouchirully ' Informed
Ashland relatives of his meetlnK with
llielr boy In tlio servlro,'
Oil Bamrdny, Kob, 22, at 2 p. m..
Cherry day will bo Inaugurated a a
fixed obnervance In the calendar de
voted 1o horticultural pursuits In
this locality, Tho mavemnnt Is under
auspices of the Ashland unit or Farm
Dureau activities, and Is belnK direct
ly boon t ml by the Commercial club.
The Intent Is to onlarita the scope of
cherry production In this vicinity on
a commercial basis, notably vncour
nKlnK Iho planting of IlluK, Lambert
and lloyal Anne trees as growths
which will lo a greater extent than
other varieties repay the Investment
In cherry orchard culture. This 'nicot
inic Is to asaumo tbo proportions of a
rally, with competent speakers on
horticultural topic, uud It Is planned
lo securo prnctlcul results on a big
scale as the outcomo of cherry devel
opment hereabout.
The social amenities prevailing In
cident to the observance of rather
snd Hon day, at Moone hall, Thursday
nlKht, were on such a hospitable
scale as rivalled any previous event
of tho kind In this town since tho
annual feature has bocome a fixed
one In tho social calendar. Hereto
fore the observance has been some
what upon denominational lines, but
litis year's event was ovorwholmtnKly
a united ratification of all tho whole
some principles Involved. Dads and
kids mot In Jolly companionship
around as hospitable a banquet board
as the old town ever witnessed, while
mothers and sisters . waited upon
fathers and brothers and Indicated
their approval of a movemout which
promise (treat results in shaping
rhnracter, not to mention the social
advantages as accompaniments uf
the moral and Intellectual ones. True
manliness Is the personal equation
Involved. At this Ideal rounlon Jovi
ality was present In just the right
proportions with problems affecting
everyday llfo. which were Illustrated
and developed thru the channels of
a program dealing with the practical
Issues associated with presont day
needs. ' .... ......
" Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sharp, who re
cently sold their North Main streot
property to T. F. Smith, loft early In
tho week for -their now homo In Oak
land. Cal.
Tonchors are romlndod that exam
inations postponod In December, will
take place at Jacksonville, Kcu. 26.
27 and 28.
Tho local Masonic lodge will con
fer tho third degreo on Friday even
ing, Feb. 21, an ovont which uniform
ly Implies a good atteudnnco. Mom
bors of the craft cordially Invited.
A third gamo In tho basketball
championship aorles botween Ashland
and Modford will bo played In the
local high school gym Saturday evon
Ing. Fob. 22.
Mrs. Henry Chlldreth and children
linvo boon visiting relatives In the
vicinity of Eagle Point and tho Elk
Crook soctlon. The presont condition
of the roads Is reported as something
fierce when ono gots off from the
main highways. Tho long spell of
wot weather will Imply a lot of oxtra
road work Inter on to rostoro normal
conditions thruout tho county.
A gracoful trlbuto to tho H. Ij.
Whitod family wns Incorporated ns a
'charming social adjunct to routine
procoodlngs of tho Western Star chap
ter, at Its regular meeting on Tues
day ovonlng of tills wook. Tho at
tendance was largo, and to tho ontor
Inlnmont , commlttoo . belongs . tho
credit of sorvlng rofroshmonts which
wnro superb. "A short program was
Ideal In Its conception of musical ac
companiments, with Mrs. Julln Hock-
elt, Mrs. u II. Reynolds, and Mrs.
Mario Stock participating, also l'rof.
Leonard I'nltlt, vlolllilst, who Is a
newcomer horo from Honolulu, hav
ing openod a studio In tho Allen block
undor mothods pursuod by tho Itus-
sinn school, eliminating Bolshevism
In his mastortul Interpretation of
"fiddle" ' accomplishments. Miss
Lydlo. MoCall presided a organist In
manipulating Vlrtrola selections. Mr.
and Mrs.' Wliltod hnvo boon nmonR
tho most offlciont .workers in the
ohaptor's nclvltlos, hud the Inter
change or friendly sentlmont,' guinea
lly Hov. 1'. K,' Hammond who presid
ed in tho "speaker's chair" In Vielniir
of Alpha chapter, must hnvo Impress
ed the Whitodo as ovldonco of the
kindly eatoom In which thoy are hold
lly IntlmiUo rrlondshlps In tholr old
Ashland homol aa thoy slnurt upon
tho threshold in contemplation of
forming new associations, clsowhoro.
lOlks belonging to tho Ashland hord
V tl(. vyhoso grafting grounds )iro n tho
! vicinity of Yrnka, have Invited mem
bers of tho oritur from both this city
and Mudford lo gather on their reser
vation at some date In March, pre
ferably un B, i'utiltk'H day, mid
browse In the gaio refuge' there,
wlitim the winter puslumgo Is report
ed us being extraordinarily fine ul
thin season of tho year.
Local' (lentlutn urn Interested In a
proposed loKlnmtlvo iviiactmout which
will exempt the tooth caulkers uud
Mlructurnl brldgo workers from Jury
duty. If this bill passes, they will
be placed In a classification along
with such companions as preachers,
duiiois, teachers, and firemen.
I', John-un, old-time resident hero,
civil war veteran, shoemaker, and
Jolly old soul, has returned to Ash
land fur permanent resldenco, after
a long time pnsned iu raimdona, Cal.,
In which lutlluda ho reports tho tem
perature, after 4 p. m. ut any time
of tho year, so chilly that ho was
compelled to coma north again, to
enjoy tlio gcnliit .wnrmtli prevailing
here in out of the time.
O. CSV Davis who pnssod away lost
Sunday at bis homo In Central Point
lived In this vklnlly for a number of
years.". He was a Jovial, kindly man
and a good neighbor. The many
rrlends lioro extend thoir sympathy
to (ho bereaved wife and sons.
Tbo Parent-Teachers meeting at
Mrs. Charles Taylor's was largely at
tended. Mies McCormlck spoke In
Interest of the Farm Buvoau and on
a nurrtber of other subjects of Inter
est to the ladles. Two uew members,
Mrs. nichmond and Mrs. Smith Joln
od tho circle. Tho next meeting will
be with Mrs, Sam Anderson on tho
third Saturday In March.
' Mr. and Mrs. W, K. Parker enter
talnod a small company of friends at
"&00" last Friday evening. All spent
a Jolly evening.
The Farm Bureau meeting bad a
fulr turnout. ' A few memberships
were secured but farming In this dis
trict Is too diversified to make co
operation easy.
A wire has Just been received from
Thco. Fish, Jr., brother of Mrs. Wm.
Thompson, tolling of his arrival In
New York from overseas.
Miss IIohsIo Nichols of Eagle Point
Is visiting this week at tbo Hoy Nich
ols and Orover Cook homos.
Tho Willow Springs school Is giv
ing a Washington birthday entertain
ment on Friday afternoon. , Parents
and friends are cordially Invited.
AGATE ITEMS
', Mrs. Clark Collins and daughter
were visiting at tho A. W. Beobo
homo tho first of the week
-Mr. Cox has been hauling hny from
near Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mcfiraw and
son of I lit. Cal.,' wore visiting with
C. J. McCoy and family. Sunday and
Monday.
II. C. Messenger Is down from the
mountains after supplies. Ho Intends
to begin tho operation of tils sawmill
In the near future.
.The farmers aro anxiously await
ing for a porlod of dry weather that
thoy may soon begin farming opera
tions. Tliorn will bo practically no beans
grown In this locality tho coming
year on account of tho prevailing low
prices, which aro probably duo to last
year's extra largo crop and to the
fact that from 500 to 1000 tons of
beans are being imported weekly
from tho Orient.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
1 Bv A. C. Howlott
Saturday nftomoon Polo Betts who'
owns a fnrm on liouuo river about
eight miles nbo'Ai hero, and Miss
Karhonrt,,'. who is tenvhini; on Klk
creek, and M-M. J. D. Furry of. Trail
cumo out on tho K-P.-l'ersist stnuc
and went to Mcdl'ord on the Hnrnish
singe. Miss Karlmrt wns cnllcd to
the bedside of her sick sister in Mod
ford. ; Tho snino cvenincr Mr. Philip flop
pert of Butte Falls nnd Mr. V S.
ICoo, ono of Bnttii Fulls merehnntti,
and MY. nnd' Mrs.' Floyd' L. Hutchin
son of Ashlund, cunie in and spcut
Iho night with us. Messrs. Goppert
and Kco goine on lo llufto Falls Sun
day morning, but Mr. and Mrs. H. ro-
mained until Mondny nnd took the
stage for . Elk creek to visit his
father, who riow owns the lnnd form
erly known as tho. Johnson place, he
haviils boiichl it nil oxoept five acres
where tho Klk resort stands, from Mr.
McDonald. Later in the evenine Mr.
Klex Lamb nnd Llnvd Beoson of. Till-
BLOOD POISONING
Hamltn't Wizard Oil a Safe First Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw and btood
poisoning result from the neglect
of a slight scratch or little cut I Ham
lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec
tive first aid treatment. It is a pow
erful antiseptic and should be op-
Iilicd immediately to wounds of this
cind to prevent danger of infection.
It is soothing and beating and
quickly drives out pain and inflam
mation in cases of sprains,, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet,
cold sores, canker sores, earache and
toothache. , ,
Get it front 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, jileasant little pink pills, jO.
'cents, .fyuariSIle,'; ' V V v
en I cnriie in end spent Hie niuht. 'i.'hev
eitine In to receive bunch of cuttle
thf)V hud hero feeding tluit hud been
holiirht up for Mr. Ltnnb. f
Kundiiv Mr, Fred Mcl'herson, wife
and little lio v clime in for dinner. Mr.
Mcl'ln-rxou is one of our leading cut
lie men of Ibis section iiiul is now
living in our towil.
Horace Ueppert came in about 8
o'clock Hundav evening from Med
ford. He had been ilisi-liiirueil from
the service nt Cunitt fewin nnd ennic
directly here to meet his sister. Zulu,
who is working in the telephone of
fice, He ronmiiicd until Tuevduv
morning, In kin v the gusoline motor
on the railroad for his home near
Butte Fulls, ' ' '
Mrs. ,)ocph Mooman, wife of our
mail contractor and mail carrier be
tween here nnd Dcrbv, took pHssaife
on the Lewis iitnev Monday morning
Tor Mcdford,
Reuben Potts, who lies been work
ing for Mikk KlUBilford on what is
l:nown ah tlio Stewart ranch, spent
Monday n'glit with tiff nnd the next
niomViv went to Mcdford on the
llnrniiih n:iiil (into.
Uebrve Drnridon, our miller and
town inursliill went to Mcdford Sat
urday evening mid returned Monduv
morning on the mail stage,
'. William Morrell ' of Hrownsboro
wns u businesH caller Tnefdnv. '
' Lerov Smith, one of the old 1'. it
K. force, nnd wife came out from
Mcdford Tuesday on a speeder to visit.
Mrs. Kinilh'MimOllier tt ltd while here
visited Mrs. Hewlett, They were ac
companied here bv her mother, Mrs.
F. J. Avers.
J. M. Haves, who is living on the
o'll Jneks place, two miles ahove
here, was n bnsincHS caller Tuesday.
J. L. HiirtbumH and H. O. Enders
of Ashland were here for dinner
Tiifgilnv. '
W. L. Jones, one of tho forest rang
ers of Butlo Foils, cntno out on a
speeder Monday nnd spent the night.
Lojvis Illnss of the free ferry, also
wus here Tucsdnv night. '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Wntson of Trnil came
out on the E. P.-P. stnee Tuesday nnd
so did Miss FvOn Middlcbiishes, end
went on to Mcdford to visit her sis
ter " I : !'' '
M. O. Brown nnd Fred C. Sanders
and Iheir families' stopped, here for
dinner Tuosdrrv' On their' wnv tip to
the old J. P.. Miuomnn place to sec
some bees thoy wanted to buy of A. S.
Strong, who fqnncrly lived on the
place. : , ! ' ; '
iim: I,. L. Simmons, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist church of this place
hut now of Vnllev Force. Wash., enme
in last Saturday to visit his fnther-in-lnw.
Mr. Sehivclv, who has be?-n
confined to his room for some time
with Iho flu nnd hns announced that
ho will prench in the church building
'nn'eht. Wednesday, nt 7::i0.
Our school reopened Inst Monday
with nil of the itcnohers in their
rooms nnd n fnirlvtutiod nttendnnec.
Dick Bcssv, the driver of the E. P.
Persist stage, makes' his reeulnr trips
on time, bringing in the mail nnd oas
sencers in time to cnteh the Enelc
Po nt-Mcdford titrnre. in spite of the
muddy roads. And Bob llarni.-h. who
carries the mail between here nnd
Mcdford is generally on time, but the
road is so bnd between here and Mcd
ford thnt it is n common thing for
nutos to stick fust nnd have to be
pulled out, but the continuous rains
while thev are keeping the roads in
the coiinlrv soft nnr1 muddy, nre as
suring tho farmers of n bountiful crop
the coming senson. "' : :
A Woman's Story
With tot Mesnino
Subjsct of Childbirth Discussed I17
Women of Experienc.
Women cTcrrtrjcrotell iholr friends bow,
thrcmith' te uso of Mother's Friend, tbo
wonderful pcntttntlnf ternnl application,
XUey nrolded lutrrrinfr. and distress before
the odrrut cf nature' most wonderful ero
lutlon. " -
Molbor's Prtenrt ts a remMr -wWcK
find lira merits inrolred, rtrntlerlny them
Rllnnt to resdity Yield to. nature's demand
r upnmion. Th nerren, cortfe, tendonj
jjijaua 11 mauenco upait ine com, ncrrci
end lipracnU expand without that peculiar
wcnchln$T strain, and nervoinnus, nausea
nnd tinrettful sciiMttnm aro naturally
avoided when tho nerves nnd mutcks arj
relieved and tlius nro tint tort and drawn.
By rccrular use. the lower obdorrlnal rc-
f lon expands with ease when baby Is barn;
ho hours nro less at tho crisis aoU pain
and dunircr Is natnrnlly less.
You cnn-Olitnln Mother's Friend frOra any
druir store. It 1ms been used by women for
orcr hnlf a century, and Is just as ktaudaid
as nnrtbhtjr you oun think of,
Writt the BrnfllWd Kcgqlntor CcAnpnny,
Pept,,!!, l.nniar DuUdlnfr. Atlanta, Ocontia,
for their Motherhood Book, and tret-A bottla
of Mother's Friend tody. and Uuis fortify
ur.!f og dnst imla ui distomrort. '
CLOSE IN
.Five aorcs, nilsliorn five-room
house, hot and ' cold water, bath,
toilet, a good barn, chicken bouse
and yard, nil good soil, close in on
splendid grnvelod road and at a price
.which is a bargain, ;$210.0. 00. , 1
Ten acres, splendid modern five
room house, good, barns,, chicken
house and yard, lawn, shade trees,,
etc.', a fine bearing orchard, seven
acres wheat in, a little over one mllo
from paved highway on good road.
This place Is for sale- for oash, the
house is furnished complete Includ
ing a new piano; there' are some fine
cows, chickens, etc., machinery and
tools, nnd the price s very low,
$3350.00. ':'..'. ' ;
An Ideal chicken ranch of 20 acres,
all'-: fenced withe chloken wire,' nice
bungalow,' good chicken houses, etc.,
good well, some alfalfa-nnd fruit,
some good oak and laurel wood for
nil home needs, close to Pacific High
way, nnd a hoautlful view of the val-lejv-
Prlco. Including, porsonal prop
erty, $3500.00, without, $2750,00. .
BROWN 6c WHITE
; REESE CREEK RIPLETS 1
i i
Hov, J, Stlllo pruacliod a good ser
mon after Sunday school last Sunday
Key. Stllle Is n very able man; all are
invited to hear him.
Mrs. I). Clurno Is gradually Im
proving. Hho no doubt will bo able
to bo among us aguin when the
woatlier settles. She received a let
ter last week from her son Wallace.
He Is now flattened In Germany, Is j
well and enjoying life.
Mrs. J. T. Kobortson Is not regain
ing strength, after a solge of the flu,
as fust us her friends would like to
hear, but we expect her with us when
spring approaches, . ,
, Miss Dtllilas Mlnter is expected to
arrive home from Portland one day
this week. . .
Mrs. Frank Castor who has been
suffering from a very sore foot, the
effects of a burn last fall, fell a few
days ago hurting ber foot worse.
IF1
KIDNEYS ACT
Take tablespoonfa.' of Salt if Back
hurts Or Bladder bothers DrLnJt .
lots of water ' ,
We are A n.-ttim of nt eaters and
cmr blood is "lied with uric acid, says
well-known authority, who warns ns to
be constantly on guard against kidniy
trouble. . ; i .' ., , . , .
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weaJc from the overwork; they
get slugginh; the ellminative tissues clog
and thus the waste Is retained in the
blood to poieon tho entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel like
lumps of lead, and you have stinging
pains in the back or the urine is clnu4)y,
lull of sediment, or the bladder is irri
table, obliging you to seek relief during
the night; wiien you have severe head
aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sfeepless
tursa, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad
weather, get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jd Salts;' take a
tablespoooful in a gbus of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid "of
era pea and lemon juice, combined with
litliia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
to neutralize the acids in urine so it Is
no longer a source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jod Salts ia inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink, and nobody can maks
a mistake by taking a little occasionally
to keep the kidneys clean .and active.
Advertising Rates
Classlfied One cent a word.
Locals Ten cents a line.
Legal Five cents a line.
Display 2S cents an inch.
Contract rates' on application.
WANTED 61TCATIOJI.
WlVTl-n Uv n miHHlfx.nroH - til sn
: work about place; wages reason-
ante, box w. w., care naij -iTio-une.
i ' -283
WANTED Position as orehard fore
man. Eleven years . experience.
Can furnish reference. Apply U.
S. Employment Office, Nash Ho
tel. . 285
tV A STKSft S11SCI6I JSIDOCS
WANTED Rug in good condition,
phone 391-J. 2ST
WANTED Attention! Umbrellas
covered, lawn mowers sharpened.
Baby carriage tires put on. Bicycle
supplies and repairing. Liberty
repair Shop, 22 South Grape. 284
WANTED To lease with option of
nurchaso small bearing orchard of
Newtown apples or pears. State
. acreage, ago of trees, condition and
variety. Send replies to Box 60,
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Three h. p. electric mo
tor, three-phase, 110-volt. Phone
630-R. 2U
WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone
7-F4.
WANTED We buy your unpaid Lib
orty - bond contracts for cash.
Hale's Piano House, Inc. J. F.
Hale, general manager.
WANTED House moving and re-
; pairing. Rhone 48S-M or 488-x.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Uood 2000 pound work
team, with harness, - cheap for
cash, or will trade for "heavier
team. Phone-190-L. . 2S3
FOR. SALE OR EXCHANGE Com
ing three year old roan Durham
bull. W. E. Mann, R. R. No. 4,
two miles north Hoover's Dairy on
east side Bear creek; ,' .... , 284
FOR SALE Cows and hogs. Few
choioo milch cows, gentle, heavy
milkers.. Fine hrood sows, Drea.
' Red boar, great breeder. East of
Phoenix, 3rd bungalow across iron
bridge. '....; 2SS
FOR SALE Twelve head of shoats,
. average weight 75 lbs. E. E.
Reamcs, phone 14-F32. 283
FOR SALE! Two good dairy cows,
heavy milkers. Inquire of S. A.
Marshall, Central Point. .- 283
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good pony.
Berkeley Orchards. 283
FOR SALE A few registered Duroc
.laraev hrert ptlts nnd flows. ' Larco
type and good ancestry, at Modoc
orchard or w. a, tsumner,- man
ager, Hotel Aledford, . . '
FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled
bull oalf, born October, 1918; fine
youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal
mer Investment ot., Medtord. Ore.
BADLY
COUGHS AND COLDS
QUlCKLYfflJEVED
Dr. Klnft'sNcwDtscoveryused
since Grant was President)
Get a bottle today
' It did It for your grandma, for your
father. For fifty years this well-known
cough and cola remedy has kept aa
evergrowing army of friends, young
and old.
For half a century druggists every
where have sold it. Put a bottle in
your medicine cabinet. You may need
it in a hurry. Sold by 'druggists
everw.'fcrre. 60c and $1.20.
1 ' '. 1
Bowels Acting Properly? !
They ought to, for constipation
makes the body retain waste matters
and impurities that undermine the
health and play havoc with the entire
system. Vr. King's New Life Pills are
reliable and mud ia action. ' All
druggists. 25c ;
von sale ponruy and egce
WANTED Setting hens. Thorough
bred Buff Rock hatching eggs for
sale. Phone 930-Y. ... : 384-.
FOR SALE Two thorobred White
Wyandotte roosters, one thorobred
Barred Rock. . H. Watklns, Eagle
. Point, Ore. v.- 283
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fine
hen turkey for laying hens. R. F.
D. 4, Box 43, Medfdrd. - . 287
FOR SALE A few cockerels of new
Oregon breed.. Pbone 16-F4. 283
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for
hatching, 11.00 per setting. Frank
Myers, Beagle, Oregon, i -390
FOR SALE- White Leghorn eggs for
, . hatching, from carefully hoganlzed
stock. Mrs. C. A. Learnee, phone
408-R3. . 301
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs for
batching; not only pure bred but,
but bred of laying stock. Won all
first prizes at Southern Oregon
i Poultry Show. Eggs $1.50 per set
ting of 15; $8 per hundred. Mrs.
V. Bursell, phone 411-R2. 301
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. Have
you fed high-priced grain to your
hens all winter wltn no return?
You might as well know first as
last that no amount of care and
feed will make poor stock pay you
a profit. To make money from
poultry you must have the best. To
start right and stay right buy Wes
terfleld's White Leghorns. Eggs
and baby chicks. Route 4, Med-
ford. . 300
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching
eggs. PhoncR-13M. 294
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 292
FOR SALF MISCELLAVEOUS
FOR SALE Gasoline wood saw. 4
' horsepower; one Fairbanks-Morse
engine, 3 horsepower; also one
surry and harness. All In line
condition.. Mr. D. W. Starkey. In
quire for residence at Phoenix
Mercantile, - zt
FOR SALE Beardless barley and
.. Irish cobbler seed potatoes. Geo.
Hilton, phone 86-H. 283"
FOR SALE Authentic History of
the World War. Ed. Henselman
agent. 423 King street,, phone
532-H. . 306
FOR SALE Slide trombone, good as
new. Phone 19-X2. Central Point.
.. . - . . 285
FOR SALE Sweet violets. . Phone
353-J. - 283
FOR SALE Recleaned bluestem
seed wheat. Phone 311-R. 283
FOR SALE Crain drill, nearly new
disc harrow, spring-tooth harrow.
Phone 311-R. - 283
FOR SALE! Sulphur for spray dope.
. Pay you to investigate. Ralph
Waldo Elden, Russ Mill.
FOR SALE --Ford car. Call 854 East
. Ninth street... ; ; .'.- -. 284
FOR SALE First-class young black
work horse, 1400 lbs. Two-horse
disc cultivator,' 2 H horsepower en
gine and Dumpjack: oat sprouter;
hand feed cutter; double . work
harness; bees and beehives. . A. E.
Strong, Central Point. Phone Cen
tral Point 23x1! Medtord 600-Ri.
... ' ' 283
FOR SALE; Stumps, suitable for
-heating stove. $2.00 per load. Ber
keley Orchards - .283
FOR SALE Yellow globe Danvers
onldn seed $2.00 lb. 640 South
Fir St."': -. ,'''- -f. :'-' 283
FOR SALE Singer sowing machines
. on easy terms.- meaning and re
pairing of all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 291
1PT1D Cai.V 19R Inn. nt alfalfa hHV
- all in good order. Will bale and
load On car at Grenada tor $21.00
tier ton. . G. Cuneo, Box 8. Gren
ada.,Cal.: . ' - ' 315
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
. $25,00 per ton. Modoc Orchard.
Phone Central Point at meal
honra .. . ;. , . -.
FOR BKUT IWRSCELLAJrEOUH.
FOR RENT Close in 10-aoro ranch.
'6-robm. house, barn-all-kinds of
' frflit. and berries;. $10. per. month
tPhone 929-W: V -- '885
BUNGALOW
' ' A OWV TOUR HOME
A very attractive 5 -room ' modern
bungalow,' garage, lawn, shade trees
and on paved, street well located. All
Streot assessments paid in full. - 1
, BARGAIN PRICE $11730 ,;
Page-Dressi er Co.
', We write Fire Insurance that
roit fiAi.K-nr.nt, XT.Tit.
FOR 8ALH OR TRADfe 120 acres
In Sams ylloy, near Modoc orch
ard. Will consider town property,
automobile or stock' as purt pay
ment, Call or address T, 11, llragg,
844 East Ninth street, Medtord,
Ore. i . 287
FOR SALE Seventy acres water.
two-tirty upkeep year, prlco site
thousand. Box 60, Mall Tribune.
283
FOR HBXT OR SALE Five-room
furnished house; modern: garage.
Inquire 731 West Second street.
,. 28S .
FOR ' SALE 158Vi-acre tract OB
Evans creek Write or oall and
lenrn particulars. . A bargain. Levi
N. Stevens, Rogue River, Oregon,
R. F. D. 1. , ' 292
FOR RUNT ftoOWTO.
FOR RENT Completely furnished
six-room house with electric heat,
piano, garage. Going to ranch till
fall. Cheap to right party.. Phono
190-L, ... i. i 283-
FOR RENT Colonel Sargent's resi
dence, 810 South Oakdaie. Big
oak trees, large garden, barn, gar
age, chicken bouse. Very reason
able to right party. Also Oakdal
store and apartment above. Phone
Colonel Sargent, . Jacksonville, or
see Bennett Investment Co. 286
FOR RENf Several modern honses.
Building & Loan Ass'n. 429 M, F.
& H. Bldg.
FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR SENT Sleeping . rooms. Im
perial, 30 'North Front. Reduced
rates. ' V- ' '.' 87
MONET TO LOAN
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent in
terest, O. C. Bogga. .f
LOANS City loans. Buldlng ft Loan
Assn.. 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on. good teal
estate secniity, and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. 5. Andrews. No
31 North Grape. Phone 63-M. 889
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RU8TNESS DIREOTOTiT
Attorneys k ,
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorn ey-at-lsw,
rooms 8 and 9. Medford N'atkoal
Bank Building. , v
A B. Reames, Iawyer aarnett-
Corey Building '
' Anto Snpplle
(.HEh auto t SPKiNUb cu -w
are operating the largest oldest
and hest-eqnipped plant In the Pa
elfic northwest Use our spring
when others fall Sold nnder writ
ten guarantee. 34 North nfwntr
St . Portland, Oregon
' Garbage 'i
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned op for the summer. Call
on the elty garbage wagons, for
good service. Phone 861-T ' -I
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements .Look
Into our simplified 'aecountlns
- method. M. F. & H. BnlldJng,
Medtord. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40
. years 5H Money ready when
land Is appraised and title ap
proved. E H. Hurd, secy-treaa..
National Farm Loan Associations,
, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. .
' Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halgbt Uuale
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldi.
Phone 73. . . . , .
Planing Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work,- sash, doors mouldings an,d
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. , Phons
184.
: Physician and Burgeosss'
DR. W. W. HOWARJ--Osteopatlllo
physician. 303 Garnett-Oorey build
ing. Phone 130. . .1 - (
DR. j. J. EMMBNS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ,.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass's sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. - Offices M. F. 4b H. Co.
Bldg.- Phone 567. v.- 1- -.
' - DR. F. G. CARLOW ' ; .
DR. EVA MAIW8 OARLOW 1
OSTEOPATHIC PHY8IOIANS'-'
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
'. Phone 904-1 "
Residence 28 3. Laurel Street
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon.' Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Ftr St. '": ' ' . ...
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
' Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. ' Prices, right. Service guar
- anteed. .'.'
IXTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
'! v TUIE CARI. . i
. leave Medford for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p m. ' Sun
days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m; : t
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at,l:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. a.
Also on Saturday at 6 :30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a, m, and 13i30,
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