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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO fOCAL AND PERSONAL t. The annual nieolliiK of tliB Ohio Association of the Hague River val ley will bo hold on Saturday, llarcu 1, nt the Moose hall In Ashland. All former OhloaiiB and their families are cordially Invited to be vpresont with well filled lunch baskets. :Tho .dinner -will bo eorvod at noon. The notice for the big gathering has been Issued by O. H. Johnson audi Mrs. J. J. Cambers, president and secretary respectively of the association. . Alco Taxi. Phono 85. C. C. Hoover, the dairyman, and family returned Tuesday morning -from a visit at. Los Angeles. It was ' business trip, for Air. Hoover and the family accompanied him. . Mrs. .Nellie A. Hannum ot San Francisco, will be at Mann's all this week and take subscriptions ,for the Designer for one year for sSc", in cluding Spring Quarterly and l&c coupon, free. Tho regular price of the above Is (2.20. Don't miss this bargain. , t 286' v? ? When J. C. Lyon of Kansas City Mb.; arrived in the city this morning and entered the Nash hotel. James 1). Bell, the proprietor, happened to btn behind the desk and noticed the ap proaching stranger had lost both his forearms near tho elbow. Therefore when Mr. Lyon reached for tho regis ter the kind hearted and sympathetic hotel man said: "I will write your name for you." . "Xo thank you," ro. piled the handless man as he some how quickly "picked" up the pen placed it between the stubs ot his arms and wroto his name and address In beautiful penmanship on the reg ister. Then whilo the speechless landlord ,was still wondering, Lyon remarked, "That's my business; 1 ifrrlte visiting cards for a llvinir." Mr. bell was so aft ectea that he at. pace left "to" get some fresh air on the street. : ' Mrs. Paul ' Hansen, experienced corsetler, for Nu-Bono Corsets. Phone 585-H. 300 ' Mrs. George Laidley received 'a telegram this morning from her son. Glen Laidley, sent from Portsmouth, N. H., saying that he would be home soon. . Glen had been in tho navy service for the past two years .and was one of the first '.Medford boys to nlist in that branch of the service fter war broke out. Bon't klclf about high-priced shoes when you can buy them for cost at No. 10 South Central. Sale will close t. S p. m.; Feb. 25th. . W. A.. Heffner arrived home from Campr Lewia this morning, having just received his discharge from the 78th infantry. '-'X Bakery goods at DeVoe's. . ' A The farm bureau camnaign mem- tfershlp .meetings of today were as follows: Lake Creek, 10:30 a. and Brownsboro at 2:30 p. m. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. W Connor and daughter of Iona, Mich., who "had ibeen visiting Sir. and Mrs. W. S. Clay, former neighbors at Iona, left for home Tuesday morning. Enroute they will stop off for a several days 'visit at San Francisco. V Guaranteed -spark plugs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co: i- ; Colonel John L. May, former com mander of . the Third Oregon and now buck in the United States on his way home with a part of the 162d infan try,' has wired acceptance of the com mand of the new Third Oregon which is to bo formed. , . As advertised the only authentic Colonel Roosevelt s Our Teddy" or "The Fighting Koosevelts" picture will be shown exclusively at the Page. -. . 286 A rumor which has been iif circu lation for several days that a well known Medford member of the 65th artlllciy was bringing bomp with him a French , wife, upon . investigation has proved to .be groundless, and as nnnrxi)ft Tan hft lfinrnprt tins ntnrtpri as a' Joke.-"" Lfthia water at DeVoe's. W-. B. Mooney and family of Pros pect are registered at the Hotel Hoi- i .. .. rnu . , i i il. i . . day. i ' Dr. H. P. . Hargrave, physician. Rooms 409-410 Garnett-Corey Bldg., phone 230. ': . " tf The latest edition of the Farm Bureau News is being placed in the malls today, and contains much In teresting reading to people interested in agriculture. ' A two-lb. -box of Vogan's chocolates for $ 1.35 at DeVoe's. C. A. Jones of the 7th infantry, was one of the arrivals home today from Camp Lewis where he was dis charged from service.- . .- Under Colonel Roosevelt's personal supervision the only authentic "Our Teddy" or "The Fighting Roosevelts" picture was made for the Red Cross. This will only lm shown at the Page, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 286 - uuaranteea piston rings for an cars. ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. : ; PoHland visitors in Medford today Included L. A. Taylor, H. A. Boucher, J., W. Bristow,. F. B. Cram and H. M. Mcintosh. . . . .... .... . .Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Doug- Ralph G. Jennings,- the 'former sheriff, was registered at the Hotel Medrord last night. . : Windshield glasses for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ; The tnombers and friends of the W.- C. T. U, are asked to be at the .Ladies' exchange add rest room at 4 p. lrt. Wednesday to perfect the plans of the organization for meeting the soldiers when they come ho(m. , The Vnlloy Fuel Co. has adopted a strictly cash basis beginning Fez. 1. All kinds of wood for sule. Phone 76'.' 2!0 Mrs. Si-Sj. Griffith ot Glendulc, is sojourning In Medford and is a guest at' the Hotel Holland. Malted milk 50a lb. DaVoo's. C. C. Cato and D. A. Lowe left this morning to attend the farm bureau meetings at Lako creek and Browns- horo. ',. ;. , Nash Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat. 267 The school board hold a special meeting early Monday afternoon to consider some administrative mea sures and decide on a policy thereto beforo B. J. Pnlmor left tho city tor a several weeks vacation sojourn nt California 'beach resorts. "Tho board decided to give Superintendent Dav enport full sway on all school admin istration matters, Including tho hir ing and handling of teachers, so as to have no divided authority. Lest you be mistaken tho only authentic "Our Teddy" or "The Fighting Roosevelts" will only be shown In Medford nt the Pago. 2S6 A communication will be held by Tteanios chapter Wednesday night. Feb. .26, in tho Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock sharp. It will be social night with Mrs. Merrick as chairman. , It pays to savo In tho Building & Loan, 429 M. F. & II. Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Seymour of Glenn, Mich., wero among the visitors from out of the state at tho Commer cial club yesterday. For firo insuranco phone 64, cor ner Eleventh street and S. P. track. D. B. Wood & Co. Bert Orr arrived homo Sunday from his two years service In the naval reserve In the hospital corps branch. For the past six months or more he acted as embalmer on one of the great army transports, and has returned to his former position in charge of embalming for the Weeks & McGowan company. Dress making at home. 423 'North Grape street. 28S Mrs. Irving E. Kcstorson and chil dren following a visit with her moth er, Mrs. I. B. Mntney, left this mor ning lor their home at Wordcn, Kla math count', Alco Taxi. Phone 93. Hemstitching, pecoting. Handicraft Shop.' It now seems, according to tele grams received in the city from Med ford members of the 65th artillery that there is a possibility of the local unit arriving here from Camp Lewis next Sunday. Another telegram re ceived yesterday from Ben Plymale by Sam Richardson said he expected to arrive here Monday, after having stopped off a day in Portland. , City hemstitching ana pecoting 5c yd. Mrs. B. E. Haney. 274 Prof. C. A. Gregory of the Univer sity of Oregon, will lecture at the public library at 8 p. m., Thursday. Feb. &1 instead ot Friday, the 29th. The lecture is given under the aus pices of the Wednesday Study club and everyone is urged to attend. Alco Taxi., Phone 95.. , ,-. . : ' H. J. Devaney of Cambridge. Tdaho and C. Loveen of Santiago, Cal., are among today's guests at the Hotel Holland. ; You can always find something for a quick lunch at DeVoe's. Earl O. Johnson, Janitor for some time past of the high school building, no longer holds that .position, having relinquished it last Friday because of trouble with the school board and faculty. His wife Is in the Sacred Heart hospital recovering from a nervous attack suffered the same day. E. W. Wakefield has been ap pointed by the board as janitor to succeed Johnson. Guaranteed springs for all cars C- E. Gates Auto Co. ' A temperature of 33 degrees above this morning together with a little wind blowing made It seem colder than -usual lately. Later rain began falling and alternate falls of snow and rain in the foothills continued thruout the day. More rain is pre dicted for tonight and tomorrow. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. " R. E. -Morris, the county school supervisor, has been confined to his home, corner of Bartlett and Jackson streets, since Sunday with an attack of mumps. Get your milk, cream, butter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Prof. C. A. Gregory, of the Uni versity of Oregon, extension division, will talk at a Commercial club lunch eon at the Hotel Holland, Thursday at 12 o'clock on "Some Problems of Reconstruction." Prof. Gregory is a pleasing speaker and can be relied on to make an Instructive address. Members of the club, business men generally and farmers dCBlrlng to at tend the luncheon must secure tick ets at the club building before five o'clock Wednesday evening, the price of which will be fifty cents. Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phono 15. J. C. Power, Roy Prultt, A. W. Walker and Geo. Treichler will at tend the Auto show in Portland this week. ' Insure in sure insuranco. Phone 799 or 5-9-Y. Bennett Inv. Co. 291 The date of the auction shorthorn sale of cattle to be held in Medford is Feb. 29th Instead of Feb. 27, as an nounced in the latest issue of the Farm Bureau News. Some fine stock will' be offered, mostly heifers and cows, but also six or eight bulls and possibly some milking shorthorns. If It Is possible to get them, some Herefords will be offered at the same time. " If this sale proves successful it will become an annual affair. ; Crepe 38c yard. Jap Store. F. C. Peate, A. Goldstein and S. M. Johnaon are among San Francisco men visiting In the city today. Guaranteed brake lining for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Miss Hazel Womack, who for months past Was in charge of sthe Opliino cafe at night has resigned that position and accepted ono at the Hotel Medford cigar counter. MEDFORD MATE ' TRIBUNE, In circuit conrt at Jacksonville to-f day tho larceny from u store charge ngulnnt ltoy Sales, former salesman employed by tho A. W. Wnlkar MUtiv mobile company, Is on trial. Sales Is accused of stealing a quantity ot auto accessories from tho Walker company. Two other charges against Sales, one n statutory charge, and imot li or of receiving stolen property are pending. Hemstitching, pecoting, nil work guaranteed. Vanity lint Shop, Mrs. Alice Hunter of Xewiierg, Or who camo here to attend the funeral of her daughter. Mrs. James Leslie, and had sluce been visiting her sls-ter-ln-law, Mrs. Mary Orr, left for homo today. DeVoe has a fine lino of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound, Tho high school student body was kept In u roar of laughter at tho freshman class stunts during tho as sembly hour Monday afternoon, especially at the Julian Eltlnge stunt by Georgo Mansfield, who made n most bowlchlng young woman and sang and danced until the nudtmio was almost weary with mirth. .Mrs. Vonetn Hydo . accompanied Mrs. Irving E. Kesterson when the latter departed for home today mid will be her guest for some time at Wordon, Ore. 1 For tho best Insuranco soo Holmes, the Insuranco Man. . Mr. and Mrs. H, L. DoArmond and children left for Klamath Falls this morning where they will remain un til the heavy snow permits the open ing up of the lumber mill owned and operated by Mr. DeArmond and Ed Weston, also ot Medford, about 15 miles from Doris, Cal. Among county visitors registered at the hotels Monday and Tuesday were . R. Hlnman ot Lake Creek. Fred Simon ot Jacksonville, W. A. Minning of Applegate and O. Wllsoy of Sterling. ; The Country Cousin performance at tho Page last night delighted a large audience whose members pro nounced it as one ot the very best acted and pleasing plays ever given in the city, with every member of tho company a star actor or actress. The company left this morning for Eu gene where the play wilt be present eed tonight. . . "The Whiles." one division of thfl literary society, nave an interesting and instructive proaram on scheduled time. The DroEniiii was original in its make up which wns composed of two scenes. The first scene repre sented Washington stnndiinr and ob servins Hettv Ross miilanc tli United States flair. Tho second scene repre sented a family pit tin? around the raidintr table. Sorao of the members of the iainilv were knittiuir. .some readinsr, some talking, llurincr the evening, now and then n member of the family would rend or recite from Lincoln. Lowell or Longfellow. Tims the birthdays of four irrcat Americans were celebrated. Friday afternoon the crudes nnd liidi school assembled in the audito rium for somr service nnd readings which comes nt reeular times durinu the month. But this particular time was full of interest lor nil of the pupils as Mr. Milam had told them that something would lumpen that had never hnniiened before in the 1'hoenix school. Visitors were present, as the children had told their folks nt home. Number after number was called off and each and all had, done their part well. All realized tli'it the program was cOminu to u close, but nothinu unusual had occurred, when the prin cipal said a few words about the cnll eomine to the I'lioenix school to write on the subiect whv we should Intv "Lihcrtv Bonds." nnd each pupil who was able to write answered the call willinulv. but perhaps we felt that wo had not done much, hut when he snid that our boys nt the front had none over the top and I'hoenix school had Kone over also, thus prpsentine four silver medals. It woidd have done vour heart aood to have heard those bovs and uirls cheer. The med als were presented to Esther Miller and Helen Norns of the lnuii school. Irene Chaudlct and Frances Cope of the srndes. Snpt. (i. V. Airer visited the schools one dav Inst week, lie expressed himself as well pleased with work of the school. . The advanced manual tritiums pu pils have been rcpniriiur npd nmkinif improvements' on the school building the lust few weeks. Arrangements lire bciiiK made to have some o f the bovs take blnck- smithinir Part of the time. Prof. Milam wns elected secretary, of the nllilehc. club, which was or ganized nt Ashland last Satul-ditv. It was derided to have n field meet this spi-ine: nt Talent. Says It Is the Best In the World There Is one remedy that 'those who know depend upon for relief from coughs that "hang on" after the grip. Foley'B Honey and Tar clears the passages, soothes raw, inflamed membranes and banishes Irritation and tickling in the throat. A. II. Mc- Doniel, Box 51, Llndside, W. Va., writes: "I am glad to tell you that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best medicine In this world. I have had a severe cough and before I used half a bottle I was better." For sale by Medford Pharmacy. With Medford trade Is Medford made VEEKS & McGOWAN CO : UNDERTAKER Day I'hone: Pacific 227. Sight Phones: I W. Weeks, 103-J2. Lady AnsUtuut, MEDFORD, - OREO ON, TUESDAY. FKB1MTARY 2; 6000 TROOPS SAIL FOR UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, !!; tStno bat tleship Ohio, tho hospital ship Com fort and two .transports, tho . Mexican and the Slbouoy, bringing home 200 officers and 0000 men, have sallud from France ami uro axpoctud to ar rived between March 3 and 5. The battleship Is proceeding to Newport News uud the other ships to New tork. i TO KEEP UNIFORMS 14- WASHINGTON, ' Fob. ' ; 25.T110 house today adopted the conference report on the bill permitting soldiers. sailors ami marines to retain their uniforms when .discharged und al lowing them fivo cents a mllo for traveling expenses homo. The mea sure now goes to tho prcsldant. ROSSEVELPS FACE ON VICTORY LOAN NOTES WASHIXGTONVKeli. 2.1. Senator Keuvou of Iowa proposed -to mem bers of tho senate todav that the viunettu of Theodore Koosevelt lie placed on the securities uf llio new " ictorv limn.. . .. dIed ,' " ' FREEU-rViMcr Kreel died Sunday evening February liH. nt Talent. He was a native of Mississippi. Ho mov ed to Iowa while u voiins mtm where he spent n number of vears. While there he Was married to Miss Mnrtlm (lordoh, who diedi in 18119.' Four children wertf bom to them, nil of whom are liviiur. Three, sons. A.' .1. Frcel ol' -North -Mend. Ore.: A. (). Frcel of Portland, It. A. Kreel of I'brttnnd lintl one daughter, Mrs. Vio la Hamilton of Libbv, Mont. He died ut the uge of 81 years. He crossed the plains in an immigrant train, spendimr three years in Wil lamette Valley, then removing to Southern Oregon, whero he spent the remainder of his.dnvs. .He will be remembered bv the pioneers of upper tiogtic river as ono of the eurlv pio neers. Burial will tuko plneo nt Central I'oint cemetery. Wednesday. Febru ary 20, at 3 o'clock'. . . PRESIDENT APPROVES BILLS. (Continued from page one.) Oregorv is anxious to retire March 4, but it was said nt his office today that he would remain if his successor has not been chosen by Hint time. The extra session will tint bo decided on until after the president has mnde n completo survey of the legislative sit uation. To Meet Governors President Wilsdn is very anxious tit meet with governors of the states before he returns to Europe to dis cuss the labor situation. He is snid to realize that the nuestion of unem ployment is closelv bound up with industrial unrest and he is desirous of taking all possible steps to harmon ize the domestic siflmtion as soon as possible. Tiie conference was plan ncd bv tlie department of labor and will be called on a date depending on the nvailahilitv of the state ex ecutives, many of whom iust now arc engaged with meetings of legislatures. "he president has accepted nn in vitation to march on foot at (lie bend of ii parade of District of Columbia troops Thursday in honor of home coming soldiers and saihirs. I fc will lead the parade up Pennsylvania nvc nuc nnd then will review the march ers from a stand erected in front of the White House. Secretary Wilson, arriving nt the White House to attend the cabinet meeting said the department of labor is going ahead with plans to a con ference of governors here March 24. Overdue, llattlexliip Safe NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Feb. 22. The battleship Georgia, several days overdue because of rough woather, arrived here tonight from France with moro than 1000 officers and men who will land tomorrow. ' The ship brought homo the 101st Infantry regiment (Sunset division) and two New York casual companies. , 1 There Is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and for years It was sup posed to b Incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced ft Incurable. Catarrh -Is a local disease, greatly influenced by- constitutional con ditions and therefore requires constitu tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine, manufactured, by . F. J.- Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acl thru the Blood on tha Mucous Surfaces o( Hie System. Ono Hundred Hollars re ward Is offered for any case that Hairs' Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send for circular and tcKtlmonlale. F. J. CHKNEy & CO., Toledo', Ohio. Sold by DrUKKifltfl, 76c. Hall's Family fills for constipation. DR. RICKERT EYES RCiraTIFICALLVy . TESTED, AM) CLASHES PR0PF.RLY FITTED NO DIiOI'8 USED Broken Tionscs Accurately Duplicated Unite I-a over Miiy Co, ' PLAN MADE 10 T SOLDIERS ARRIVAL Thu Elks havo been -naked to act us pollen at tho welcoming donion atratluti (or the tl.Mli iirtlllet'y unit to keep the crowd In hnud nnd look after tho 1300 school children who will attend In a body. Everyone should curry a (lag and some kind of a noise malting contraption, tho lou der thu bettor. In tho event that the boys should arrive unexpectedly tho flru whistle will blow short blasts until tho ulr tank Is exhausted nnd then the bull will ring until It is worn out. Every body bo ready. This afternoon Mayor Gates re ceived ix telegram from Colonel Ker foot, commander ot tho Sixty-fifth artillery, slating that tho rOKlment would be dlschurgod from service at Camp Lewis next Friday. The mayor Interpreted this to mean that the Medford unit of tho tir.th would ar rive homo next Saturday or Sunday, and telegraphed Colonel Kerfoot for definite litfornuilion on this point, A mooting of tho soldiers' rocop tlon committee was held In tho pub lic library last night and thu plans so fur completed wero outlined to tho officers of the various orgunlin tions present. Those who wore un able to attend aro requested to get In touch with l.leutonunt Culouel I'iiiiI Junney for Instruction. Copies of tho words of the songs to bo sung can bo secured nt the abstruct office. George Mansfield, cheer lender of tho high school will act nil cheer loader nt the station and every ono Is re quested to learn the following cheers which will bo used: Well Well Well Como Come Cotno Welcome Wolcomo i Wolcomo Homo. Ilnh, rah, rah Itah, rah, rah Itah, rah, rah Slxty-rirth Huh, Itah, Itah. New subscribers to the rereptlon fund are: Tom Collins t 1.00 Otto Jcldness , 1.00 J. E. Mason .". 2.00 Mrs. Fannin Wtthlngfon O.uo W. A. Moffott : 1.00 F. K. Deuel n.oo Sani riiehardson i B.0O Donald S. Clark 2.50 Total $95.00 Special Offer nt Mann's for This V . Wwk Only Tho Designer, ' Including Spring Quarterly unit 15c coupon frco. Hcg ulnr price 12.20, for this week only D.'ie. Call and subscrlbo at once. 2Ri The Heroic Sacrifices of France Never In tho world's history hns any nation ever sacrificed so heroic ally of Us blood and treasure than has Franco In' the present world con flict. Her great peasant population havo suffered and bled for democ racy with undying fortitude. Amnricft also owes these pooplo a groat debt of gratitude- for a perfect romody Tor stomach, liver and Intestinal disor ders which It Is roportod has already saved muny Am erica n lives and pre vented thousands ot surgical opera tions. Geo. 11. Mayr, for years a leading Chicago chemist. Imports and sells it in this country under tho name of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract und allays tho Inflammation which causes prac tically all stomach, liver and Intes tinal ailments, Including appendici tis. ,One dose will convince or money refunded For salo by druggists everywhere. Adv. UPON ' fldQpgn Tonight Only KITTY GORDON . i.v "The Purple Lily" 1 the Internationally Famous Beauty in the most dramatic role of her Career. MURIEL 0STRICHE In the cast. ' COMEDY Fay Ticbner in "Susie Behaves" Adults 20c. I Children 10c ? COMING THURSDAY, AUTHENTIC ROOSEVELT PICTURE t :?DYfe STUFF ' . Wl'l OAltW A Flllili lilNM OF IMA.MO.Ni) t)VICS; ' lit TlilOU l'f.V TI.VI'H IMITMAX uykh ' . TINTKX DVI: JtAIVItOW DYKS .. , HTItAW HAT hVUS AIJjADIX DVIOS Iieatjhs Drug' Store Phone 884 s The San Tox Store .1019 LOCAL MILITIA Thu new luciil company of National Guards Is hearing Us (inula of re cruits. The mflinlittrnlilu Is now with in ton of tho required number t 1 for mustering In. ItivrtilthiK will close about the middle ot Ihls week, and any wishing to Join lie company should makn application' at least by Wednesday evening. Tho government has called fur lh regiment from the stutii of Oregon and tho statu has nnked for a com pany from southern Oregon to be part of the new Oregon Third regi ment with Colonel May In rummnml, Colonel .May was commander of tho old Oregon Third, and Is now uti his way noma from France. Thu new -Medford company of National Guards will no doubt have the hearty support of nil tho eltlxenn thus assisting the boys 'In making one of tho bust companies lu tho ultimo. TJio cunipiiny also plans keep lug open huitso for the returned sol diers uhd sailors whera they can feel at home and have reading anil writ ing material nuil know there Is al ways ii welromo; .Medford people nnd business men tiro expected to put In a good word for tho compniiy nnd glvu It a liooit, ' , M'OKANB. Feb. 23 The heaviest snowstorm of thu winter, starting lute yostunlay and continuing until this afternoon, duluyed train and street car traffic In this section. At noon railroad officials entlmamd ten Inches had fallen here, six to 12 Inches cunt of hero nn four to ten Inches westward. , Great Northern transcontinental trains from the cast wero reported ten hours lute, and Mllwaukeo trains three hours lute. Northern Pacific westbound trains were reported run ning nearly on time. Telegraph and telephone lines wnro said to be uu dtimngcd. I'lro In tho Inurnment .of tho Tou rnlne hotel building here early this morning forced many of the guoats Into the snowstorm si nntlly clad. The loss was nntluiRtod at lill.OnO. COMPANY NEARS mm quota A New ' ' ' v Hot-Lunch '' ITiSl, at . m fiSi p Crowsons 1 Jit S&Ul $1 We havo arranged a jj j I number of tasty nnd , . . ' ' ( I ploaslns combination ij PoHCV Of III . luncheons from which ji ' - t J . ' to choose. Wo are jj PfOIIlOtlOn fuaturlng hot biscuits ;' l with nearly ail ot j PROMOTING thrift, home Ij thc1"- Industry anil trade, belter fnrmlmi conditions anil co- ijjj oncrallon uenerallv all tend ' -"v . . ny)lm ' l""0"10'0 "rosnerltv In I I m hfttlfy Jackson County and you 11 l yitj will find the FIRST NA- S TI0NAL BANK hoth nrcach- J -- inn and nracticlnn such a Daily Health Talks . What l The Ciiiko of . ' llackaclie? 11V lltlt'TOIt COIl'NEI.I, lWliuchu Is purhnps thu most cum. mini ailment mini which tvoiuuti sur fer. Iltti'oly do ygii find anybody free from II, gomollmon lint euusu is ob scure, but Mr. I'Ioito, of lluffalo, N. V., aMilKli medical authority, suys the citUHii Is very ortmi a form of ctttiirill that settles III the dolleillo luetii brnniw of tho feminine orgtinii, When tliesu Di'uuu urn Intlameil, tho flrnt tiymptum Is backache, iiecuuipiiiiled by lieuiing-tlowii sonsnt lulls, weak ness, unhealthy dlHiliaruen, Irrouii lurltv, painful periods, Irritation, headache uud n general run-down eoudlllon, Any woman In Hits con. dllltiu Is to bo pitied, but pity doea not cure. Th irnubln calls for lir. I'Ioito's Favoi'lio rroscrlptlnii, which Is a H" li in I o and illMlll't uiedlclne for women, It Is hinde of roots mid lioi'tix put up without Klcnhiil or opi nio of any kind, fur Dr. I'lcrea lines nothing, eltin In his proscription. Fa vorite Prescription la u natural rem edy for women, for the vegnlalilii growths uf which II Is iniiilo soeuiNu havo been Intended bv Nature for that very purpose, Tliuiisnuiln nf girls and woiikiii, young and old, have taken It, u n it tbiiusiinds linvo written grateful letters to Dr. I'lorco saying It made thorn wnll, lu liiklug I'nvorllo I'rcHclrtltiu, It Ih reannurliia to know that It goes straight to III" euiiso of tho trouble. There Is but ono wuy to overcome slckneis, ami Hint Is to overcome the cuimo. Tliut. In precisely what I'nvorlti) Prescrip tion Is llltelldi'll to do. Send I tic for trlnl pkg. of Tablets, Address ItivalUIn' Hotel, llufliilo, N, Y. Coti'itlpnted women, ns well ns men, aro udvlrod bv Dr. Plorcn to hike his Plnn-iunt Pellets, They are Just splendid fur rtxllvuness, Adv. LnrrowQ'8 Puro Kiln Dried Now York Buckwheat Flour 4 pound bags Pricod Special AUNT JEMIMA'S PREPARED BUCKWHEAT AND PANCAKE FLOUR 20 OZ. PACKAGE SCHIEFFELIN'S GROCERY 36-40 North Central Ave.' Sulphur; Wizard arid Land Plaster. ; " Wliito and Red Seed Oata. Speltz and Barley. Alfalfa, Clover, Timothy and Grass Seeds. , Full Lino of Garden Seedrt. Monarch Feed fie Seed Co. I course. . . , ; 1 1 i I nV nn lollh one of fnrlo 1 II 1 ' IH by oncninu an account. . II iWm. fi. Talt....Pres1iiont j .first' It: BAHK J MjvMRDFORD. I MM yCAPITALtlOOPOO, WrM -iiTfc.-Hii rrrrmrmmirrrrnTTniuTnTTn luir