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Newspaper Page TextftrEDFOTCT) MATT) TRTTHJNTfl, jrTCDTO7lT)", ORKOOX, TTTTTRKftAY, FRBTITTATIY 27. 1019 PRINCESS PATRICIA WBB-GOMMONBt INKING'SPRESENCE CANNIBAL FILM I.0NI10N, Fob. !7.-rrliii'('M I'n irliln t t'oimiiimlit mill Ciiininanilnr Alexander It. Mi KuiliHiiy, It, N,, worn married ill WoMliiliinlur iililmy in nun ii today. Crowds nimnuililml iiliinti I he route over which dm piliu? drovii with luir futhor, Urn Duku ul ('tiiiiinuulit, rrum 81, JumoN txtluco to WrHliiiliiMKir abbey, Thu ceremony wits performed by llio Archbishop of Cuiilurliiiiy, iignlnt ii liy thu mean of WtinlmliiKtur null (iilmr iiuled twIfmliiHtlt'it, In lliu pres. nii'ti or King tli'ni'uu and Queen Miiry unit it great itKMKinlilimu or members ul llio rnyat fiimlly, tliMliiKtilitlicd of. (IcIiilH or thn llrlllnli unit riirelwi ov. itriiiiitfiitK and friend nml visitors (rum iiliroml, Aiiilnmiimliir it ml Mm. John W. Davis were present. The prime of WbIms I'limu rroiu llio con lliiunt to intend (hit curumrfiiy. llrlilo ilv'ii Atvny The bride entered thu ulttii-y liy llio went door, which In used only on oc timliuis uni liupiiriuuclt. liur grown wu or wlilui brocaded panne over sil ver liirn, III ii on.Kir jiowii IiiiIiik inimlil ii i with silver liivorn' knots. Hint nirrlml a lioniiiol iirimnntcil by llm "I'rliiiwM Put" Cniuiilliiii roKlimini mill licit with thn riiKliiii'iiliil colors. The procession wim Ixil liy u choir ulnaiug "Praia, My Xmil, tint KIiik n( Heaven." Tim Kntli'tiin ushers. t'lilunul Hlr DiiiikIiih Fictlorkk l)nw mm, Sir Durli-k Wlllluiii Kupuil, Vis roil ii I Kuniulmr, followed und then r ii iiiii i'rlnt'KiM I'mrlilu, Willi hi.r follwr. Thfiy i w.r fiilliiwoil liy ihu Hurl or Mui lHif r. eldest nun or Hi" lim-lies or J-'lto uml Ihu lliiiiiiriil.il- HIiiiiiii KiimHuy, uh puKim, bearing iho prim-ens' I mill. 'I'lion canto Lady J mi n Itiimsny wlih I'rlniOHH liiKrhl of Hwollen, l.uily Irn Itniuiiiiy Willi Ijidy May i'nmlirlilKV, I'rliimntK Mutiil wllh I'rliK-KiiH Miiry und l.mly llitl.inu t'amlirldKO Willi I Jill y Vlcliirlu ('uni lirlilnu. . TIid lirlilo wuit ul vii ii uwiiy liy liur father. During thu service the choir minx Ihn Hlxty-stiveiilli nniilin. Hie hyinii "O, Perfect l.ovi," nnd llio nil Ilium "Who In l.lko Unto Thee, 0 l.onl?" Itliyul J'nHH'lwloll l'olllIU After Iho ceremony llio register win ltned In III" chapel or !:! aril tho Confessor.' Tlum u llio lirlilul couple proceeded lownnl Iho door, Iho Mondolnsolui Wdildlnic .Mnrch was played. A prorcmiluii or tho royal fiimlly iiml iHuirn uml peeresses rot lowed, led liy lliu linkii or f'ominiiulil mid Queen Mary, KIiik George nml l)uemi Mother Alexandra mid former KIiik .Mniiiii.il of I'urtniiiil mid liU wirt. who wnn formorly 1'rlnronH A UK ustlnoMutorltt of llohnntollnrn." A Kiiord or honor or llio "I'rliiceiiii Put" ri'KliiHMil wan ntuiloiind nt 1h door, nhurliiK honom wlih nuunion from H, M. H. (ionmo V. ('nurt inoiirnlnii ovr llio ilraili ot I'rlncc John wuk wnlvod for Ihn ocra lon and llio nlKniit (town or llio Indlcii nt a fvnlnl ulr to tho iinm-m-liliiKO. Tlio wiiiIiIIiik iri'Hiiiiln whirl) nro mm nrrlvliiK, miinhor Hourly 70') mid rutiRCi from liomuly mnrkut lm kiitn in prlceli'sii dlnmondx.i I'riuccnH I'ltii'lclu iironontud Comiiuindvr Hum liny with n hunt of hornnlf .wlillo hlii rtlft lo iho hrlilo wiim n ('lilnonn luc liitircd ciililnot. Bny H In tlio Itmt In tho World Tlmre Is ono rouinily that ihnno who know depend upon for rollof from coukIk Hint "liniift on" after tho ftrlp. Foley's Ilonoy nml Tar clean tbo paasnKoii, noolhea raw, Inflnmed memhranea and Unulnlios Irrltutlon und tlokllnn In tho thrimt. A. It. Mc Donlel, not 61, Mniliildo, W. Vo., wrllon: "I am glnd to toll you that Foley's Ilonoy find Tar Is tho IichI ntodlclno In thin world. I have hud n ncviiro coiikIi and liofnro I lined half a bottlo I wan huttar." 1'or salo by Mod lord Pharmacy. I..... i 1 1 i ii DRINK HOT TEA TOR A BAD COLD t Oat ' a ' small pnoltnc;n of Ilamlmrir TUrAnui Tn &1. nnv nhitrmito'. Tuke n tnhlenpoonftil of tho tea, put n cup of oiiIIIiik water uion It, pour throiiKh a nleve nml drink a teacup full at any lime ilurlitif tho day or before rntlrlntr. It Is the moKt affectlvo way to break n cold and euro frrlp. as It opens tho Tiurna nf Ilia nlilll. relieving conKOBtlnil. Also loosoiin tho liowals, thus drlvliiu; a cold from the H.vntom. Try It tho next time you nuffnr from a cold or tho (frlp. It Is litoxponslvo iiml entirely vegetable, thoroforo sufo iiiiu nariuleiiii. vU I OUT Hub Pain and Stiffness away with 'a small bottle of old honest' ' " " Bt. Jaoobi Idnimont VJien your back Is soro and Inmo or Imnbitgo, sciatica, or rheumatism bun von Htlirenod up, don't sulforl Cot a 3d cent bottle of old, honest, "St., .lucobs Liniment" nt any dniff atnrn, pnnr a. little In your hand und rub it right Into tho puln or noho, and by the tlmo you count fifty, tbo soreness and luineiinss Is gone. llon't stay orlpplcd I This .soothing, penetrating oil needs to bo umoiI only once, It tnkos tho noho and pain right out of your back and oiiiIh the misery. It lit miiglonl, yet. absolutely hurmloss and doesn't burn tho skin. Nothing1 else sfhps lumbago, sciatica, itud. Iwmg IjhuK uilscry w pi'umiHl " Theaters and Movies O0OCKXXWOOOCOOOOOOOOC)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 AT THE RIALTO t'liii'l' NiiuiiiuiIo, ni'iilinlilv tlui oriii'l- i'k lniihliiif Iiiiiiiiiii lii'inu mi Hi)1 f'ui'ii if Iho 1'iirl'i. i'iiIck Iho irilio of "lliif Xiillihni'h." Iho iimikI novum! oiiliiiilinlH of Iho Simlli Hoiih. I'ni'od Mjirlin liiiNiinV liiuliiiii iiji'liiri' ciiiiii'rii in n wihl liuit'Io mi Iho Nlmul o' Mulli nulii, mill llio . I'xni'iioiii'it wi iiourlv iit.l JiiIiiikiiii uml hiM lirii vci wil'o t licit ivou Uml fur wooIih thov hiiw IImm liiii'iililn Niu-iumlii in iiiuliiniiii'oM, NiiUiiimlOM iiioliiro in nun of llio Ijirillin" hooiioh in "CiiniiilmlH of Iho Hniilli Soiim," ii urniliii'tinii whioh tlio In nil.' oiiiiioru I'Xiiluri'i' Iimm uuHiiiii- liloil li'iiin llio I'ilum ho (null in Ihu i Innil'i nl' llio Sniilh I'uoil'io. ' IiiIiiwiiu'k ili'M'linliiill of III mnol iiur wild NiikiiimiIo i nno of tho most iiiloo-liii" nicliiroH of Kiiviiiio iiiuii lluil lin- hoon wrillou. Ho Iiml hoon roiiiltii'loil inln llio moil nt nitiH llirniluh llio jiinolo, liv nulivoH wim hlimvoil "iviin "I li'oiiolii'i v, to n iiluli'iui wlloro ho liiillo,! nml wlioin lio wiiilcd for llio hii" olrof i urrivfl. "On Inn nf Iho riilo," wtiIok Jolin-. mil. "Ihoio hiuliloiilv IiiiinI in!" viow Hill li"UOHl. Illllhl MIVlllTO, lllll,MOIUOht mid liui il lvif nf Miviii-o I hnvc vwr M'on. . ''Ho wim ovor Ml fl't lull, II lltllHH nf found I'Viiuuolrii'iil ujiihiIok, hi" hiolv wiih uluHHo liliioti, Ihoro wiih not n hliuiihli mi Iiih lioilv nnil whon lie wnlkoil iliiwu Ihn nulii Inwiird mo lio oo'"oil In iniivo i vorv iiiiihoIo. "Ho onion nilh ii hofirintf lm( oom oil In l".lioiilo tlml ho nwnotl Ihn 'iiVlli, Whon ho Klniioil liofnro mm wo mi w it luiiiilntiiiin. ti in 1 nl fuon tlml hml innin olmroolor (lin'i onv I hnv" oynr oi'ii oniol. lijuliii 'hn-iiolor Kon it ul Ihn Itiullo Inniuhl. lo ninrrim nml Snlnrilnv. TEDDY'S BOYHOOD AT E "Look nl nil four vo!" "Son Skiimv with Ihl' t'liiMmw. tlol hn thiitkh hn'x Niiuirt with Ih' windows." TIiiim wiih thn luivhund of the lute Ciilonnl Tlii'iiilnio Knimnvnlt iimrk'oil liv tun ili-i'iniriiuiii'.' (iliv.-ii'iil iiinior i'onliniii his wnnk even uml n frail hnilv, Thorn urn tlmtismiils nf liovj in Amnrioii linluv who urn nliliuoii In nnr ulnsM's. nml whoso nliVNionl ctrnniilh is bolnw inrmii!,t who liniir tho luiiuls nf llioir oiimiimiiuiiK with llio hi mo righteous niifor lluil swout over vouiur Tnildv. And for tho voum-Mnr of tniluv thorn is inspiin linn in uluil Ti'ildv ilnciilod to do. In "Thn Kiuhlintr Hooosovnlts, on niilliori.i'il vnisinii nt' his life mu! works, to lie iitosonloil ul lliu l'nuo tlinutnr, stiirlim: lodnv, is iifoturoil tho oonrntio nml vimir with whioh lii bo- L'iiii nml niirriml nut the effort to build mi his lioilv uml l'iiiii Iho KtrotiL'th whioh stund liilil ill suoll L'Oiiil sloml iluriiii; u lout; nml mliioiis nnronr. He rnfiihflil to roouiiiiiKO nnv obstunln n n niomn'n to his uiiihition. His virile otirnun, his tniinoilv of imrtioso, und the inmurkulilo will iinwnr, kIoiiiIv mid iiuswnrviiiir, mid thnrouehlv (lemoii- strfitnd ill tlio irront snrenu ilrmiiii husnd on hix nnronr from the nriuln to thn White House, nro nn incentive tii-voiiiitt Amorion 'to onmliito his tv- plonl 4'unrioiin spirit of imliimiliililo nlplilv to onnnuernnv nmiilinnii. WASHINGTON'. Feb. 27. Hcpitb lii'iin iiinmbnj'H olnot of llm next house of representatives i;ntherod toiliiv for the oonl'eronou loniirht with Iho ro nloolml rnpuhlionli inoiulinrs lo noiniii utovii nmiilliluln fur spnukor. Tliroo onniliilulos nro: Froileriok II. (lillntl of iMnssiioliiisnlls, niiikimr ropiihlii'iin mninhur of Ihn iippinpiiu linns onnimilloo; iliimns H. .Miinn of lllinnis, roiiulilii'iiii floor. Inudor; I'iiilipp Ciiiuplioll of Kiinsiis, nuikiiiu ropnhliouil nf the l'ilos onmmitlon. Tim ropiihlii'iiiiH will liuvn 210 mcin lioi'H in llm next hniise, SUFFRAGETTES INSIST BOSTON. Fob.' 27. Tbo'loippioiif-bot-B of tho Niitlniiil Womni)'8 jifty who romiiln In tlio Suffolk 'county Jail bnouiiRO of failure lo pay fines of SR ouch nn ncconnl of n domonstni Hon Mondiiy, liiid'fippnrontly uuttlcd today Into serving out. their tpn uny sentmiooa. Thoy 'prepared formal Htutomonls Hint they would not pay llioir fines or nllnw any olhor person to pny thorn. Thin nl.lltuilo was taken to avoid forced relonso Hiirh nn lluil which enmn Inst night lo throiT ot ihcr fellow pilBimers whon a man unknown to thorn paid tholr fines. All thn wnmon nto the regular Jail (nro today. ! .;.' MARY WORD COMING TO LIBERTY A milk hutli nml Itn ilire ohiiho- iitiniiofx urn linol.y iriii(!l in .Murv I ii Kliirirn hili'st Arlornft tiholmilnv. Miihuiinii I'.iiIi-Im,' ii iMi'liiriziilinn ol lliipoil lliii:lioh' wnll-liiioun hlcuv. Iho Miiliilizuliim nf Joliuiinii, wlinii ill ho di'omoiiIoiI nl Iho hiboilv llto- mIit Iniiini'inw mid Siitiiriluv. Thn hint i'iiiii'i-iiik Iho iluiiulitur of a lioor I'uriiior who (inn imxnr nxiior ioui'oil llio in v nf liiivinir ii hi'iiu. A rt'iiiiuoiil nf Hiildioi-H mi llioir vitv to n omi(uuiioiit iuinkoh thn fniiii nml one nf llio nllionrri fullinv iviiililotilv ill, I hoy nuiiiii thorn uml Jnliiiiilui niiri.'B llm xtrichoii mlilior. Shu ih (loliuhtod. for linr ilroniiiK huvo hoon ri'iilizoil. 'J'lin iilliciTM uml limn full in lnn with ilo niiniiit uirl, ilosiiilo hoc I'rnoliloH. whioh xhu ni'i- nnmU In nrnilii'iitn. A onrluin iiriviilu uml oftioni' urn iiviiIh hi Ihuir uttnn- tiiuis to lii r. Olio niuhl .lohnmiu lio- nidoH to lultn n Hiii'iiiitiliuiiH milk huth lor lionulv h hiilco nml iho iillii-cr lio- liovort hho in olumlnsliuolv iiinotuiir tlio nrivnlu. Tho (wo innn iiuurrol while J ) i ii mi is Ii vim In hiilo in thn tub. I.lll-I lillll'K (lilML'Ilt ),ill 1,(111 ill "Slll'll II I.illlc I'illiln." MvrsKH'k , I'OIITI.AKD. l"Vh. 27. CntUj sloinly; rnonitilH UK!. MnnrH. hnst 1 :t.rH(l I l.f.U ; unud to rllnim, ll.7.'i Ui ri.Tfr. inniliiiiu tu uond. lr II). Iilu 11.73: luir In kihmI, !l.'ill(n 10.75; ciiiiniii.n In lull'. fH.iiUitMl.'iU: on.vs mid linil'nis, ohoiou. 1 U.fillu 1 1 .f)U Uond to i liuion. jJiH.T'idi H.75: inediiitn to choion. 7.7"i(i B.7": fair to inn dimii. (1.011(11 7.11(1: nunnors. Siil.TiOdi 5.(1)1: bulls. !fll.ll()(ii (1.(10: enlvns. 11.00 fii'i:!.."!!!; stookors uml fondoi-s, 7.00 f'i'10.110, . Huun stninlv: receipts -175. Prime mixed, $l7.'J.'(ii 17.,"i(i: medium mix ml, iM7.(iO(ii' I7.'J.")-. rouiih hnuvios. $15.2.V'15..,iO: nib. i:i.llO(S13.0(l; bulk of snlns, $17.'J.V Slionp slnuilv; no ronnipis. Prime Intiihs l l.Olldi 1 !..") ; foil-in mndimii $10.00(1112.(1(1; vnnrliiiun. l().00(Ti 11.00: wntbnrs. $!1.00(ii 10.00: ewes, (l..ri0(n H.7.i. Ilulter rOltTI.ANI), Ore.. Fob. 27. Hotter liichnr. fit v erniimerv yrinls. extrus box lots one: oiirions .iiio: null poxes, hull' emit mum: loss Ihiin half hoxnR 1 emit iiinrn. Iluviliu prion hiitlnrfitt country, OifirnKo: oubn cxlrns alio. l'KBi Krks ScIIIiir prlco, case count, SSc: buylnx prlco. 3 lie; boIIIhb prlco, candled. :ilc; ulecled candled In cartons, 42e. ' , . . , 1 COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. ; MniTlngo I.lceiiMii Paul Schroodor and Lily Mary Odon. i ' . Circuit Court City of Ashland vs. W. D.' Hodg son. Summons. C. B. C.ntas et nl vs. L. B. Blglow et ux. Reply. : . City of Ashland vs. C. V. Manner ct nl. Summons. James' R. Withycombo ot nl vs. T. F. Fno nt ux. Summons.' Statu vs. Murk Foster, Motion to continue. ' State vs. Leslor Lewis. Indlctmont. Sarah E. Puttorsoii vs. City ot Ash land. Notice of Appeal.- .Inmcs n. Wlthycombe, governor et SECRET OF "Nothing could bo more of a tax on soles than the hikes and games of the Boy Scouts, but for durability,' com fort, and protection In the rain I certainly recommend Ncolin Soles. I have two pairs of shocs cquipped with them.", .Scout C.'K. Spaulding. of Newton. Mass., who wrote this, speaks from experience.' ' Thousands and thousands of other active boys who have shoes with Ncolin Solca vouch lor their lope wear. Parents Who pay big bliuo bills will be interested )n thif. (or Ncolin Soles cut those shoe bills down. Buy Nenlin soled shoes, not only for the boys, but for every member of the family; They come in many styles. Have vour worn shoes re-soled with Ncolin Soles, too.' All good repair shops have them, tally by Tin Co., Akron, foot lools other heel. T ,'iu. i ni:v .lie Hume siii'illiii- The Goodyear Tire S; Ruhlrer on.Ohio, wlui also hiake Wlnc- foot I lools Euaranlccd to outwear any other heel. 7 ','!"' '' . ' . '.,';!., .V", ", s Vulcanizipg All our work strictly Ruarnntootl to 1)0 rirst elnss. in N. l'lr St., .Modford I'hOlio -l MEDF0RP VULCANIZING WORKS ul vh. I.owlit MlHhlor nl nl. Hum in mm. Winifred V,. VIrKll HtniiiK vm KlrniiK. Doinurror. Hlulii vh. J.uHlor LllWlh, Orilnr to- olvliiK liidlotinunt. John f. JtoohO vh. Axlilunil Nutlon- ii I Kiirm J on it A'n, (lout hill, llnrvoy Wultor ot al v. i. M, Wln- r, Amiwor, : rrnliilln C'niii't But. Afury Kiitliorlmi llondrlokn. Adinltad to prcibulo. ' 1 . lm, iicorKO .i,'iuvib iiini inciiij W. Imvls (inlnom). Ailiultod to pro- huto. Ooorno Kaufmnii imsiimon himlnoim nnr-io "ItoKUO tllvor Krull Dlnlrlhu torH." Kilt. Annlo ByBimniuiliiK. Affhli It uml roport of milo. Kiit. Clinrlc W, Anil'irann. ; Inven- tory uml uppruliieniciit. Kilt. I.lmoln A. Prall. Proof of miillliiK notlcn. Kilt. Sidney C. Frntior. Proof of publication und order or confirmation l',nt. Anna .Mnrttarcl walior. or- dor appnlntliiK upiirnlnem. Knt. Orrln M. Wimon. Adroltlnil to prohutc. I Inn I l-:riitc Triinsfors U. 8. to liorirnni E. Adumn, NV4 of A'H of see. 18, Iwp. 30, rt. a W.. i:. S. lo Hubert M. Cook, UK of HW of sec. 2, twp. 3, It. 3 w : Joseph Martin nt u to T. ,1.. lieVoro, la nil In Ashland I0' P. J. Suit ct ux to A. M. Oyrud ot ux, K'i lots 1 ami 2 of block "Q" II. II. to Ashland -10 A. J. Anderson ui ux to Jack son Co. ftulldlng & Loan Ass'n, lots i, &, 0, blk 2H to Mcdford .......... 10 Hvoji Ixiriiiiulnt nt ux lo .1. K. l.'niilolmrilt, land In Jackson county .i ..10.00Q l.aura A.. Krl. ot nl to M. M. Murray et ux, land in sec. 10. twp. 311, II. IE 10 Frunk M. (iilmoro et ux to (loo. W. Pearson et ux, land In sections 9, 10, IS, In iwp. 30, It.. i W.... 200Q James Thrasher to. Hugh War reu Oliver et ux, lots 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,' blk. 31, In 11. It. add. to Phoonlx IP BARKEN GRAY HAIR, LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens So Naturally ttiat no body can tell. Hair that lose Its color and lustre, or'wtien It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, Is caused uy a lacK or suipnur In the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that eyen color,: that beautiful dark shade of hair which la so at tractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mix ture Improvod by the addition of other ingredients by asking at any druc lore for a bottle of "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound." which dark ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell It has been anol ed. tou Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time.' By morning tho aray hair disappears: out what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Safto and Sulphur Compound Is that, be sides beautifully darkening the hair ntter a few applications, It also brings back the clous and lustre and gives It an appearance of abundance. a awyetns twee ana uuipnur com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite to Impart color and a youthful ap pearance to the hair. It is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention of disease. LIBERTY TAXI With new Dodge car. . Stationed at 16 N. Front St. J. A Hnlo tk I.yim, Props, l'ltonca J A nice lino of SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES Also H'nit'tvliiic of t. RUGS AND LINOLEUM At Prices lliat will save you . . , money. Poole Furniture Co. Sulphur, Wizard and Land . i blaster. '"White and Red Seed Oats. Speltz and Barley. Alfalfa. Clover, Timothy and a u-ras peeas. , Pull Line of Gardea.Seeds Monarch ?eed 65 Soi Co. (I. Hunch et ux to F. ,1. Por ter, KV; of lots I, 2, blk. "1" It. It. lo Aahland 10 Charlos IJ. Colby et ux lo Viv ian T. SVIIsnn ot ux, lot 3, blk. .',, to Modford...., 10 Itexlsturcd title to It. K. Toft, lots 13, 14, In Buthorlln Ter race Add. to Mcdford Itcxistered title lo Ceorice I). You lis et ux, land In Orch ard Homo Au ). tract Clay A. Walker Jo .loo Apple- baker, mlnlue idalm tlesci.'o ed In vol. I!i, pa-.:o iMfl, nf tho .MlniiiK Itecords or J. C. O. 100 I', J. Ilnlley to Sylvia K. Hal- ley, land In llurr's Add. to Medford; also kits 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, blk. 48, to Med ford .10 Annie C. Itobertnon to W. It. Yco et -ux. lot 0, Ashland Homestead Assoc 10 William It. Yeo et ux to Annie C. Itoberlson, land In Ash land 10 Ward C. Kolzur et ux to Ell Omer Walden, land In sec. 61, twp. 37, It. 2 W..... 100 Arvld Uursell et ux to Victor Ilursnll, land In sec. CO; twp. 37, K. 2 W ..... 10 The Hi d Cross Mnuiizlnn Interpret Iho world to America, by Die old of authors and artists of Kreat reputation and experience. It is iho official Oritan of the A. It. C and lis own medium for the general spread of lied Cross Ideas and alms. To Ited Cross Timbers the magazine subscription Is (1.00; non-members J2.00. Call Mrs. Bmytbe, B;.0-Y, for voiir earlv suliscrlotinn. i ? "CAN I BE CURED?" SAYS THE SUFFERER low .often hare you heard that ul cry from the victfmi ol diveaie. i'cr bant tlw dUurd'-r bus gone too far fur help, but ofifiier it is junt in it first tagea and t be aud ache are only nature's tirsL cries for help. Do not despair. Kind out the cause aud jjive nature alt the help yuu can and she will repay you with health. Look after the kidneya. The kiduej-j arc the most overworked organs of the human body, and when they fail in their work of filtering and throwinf off the poison that constantly accumulates in tb sys tem, every thine toes wroug. ' COLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule will give almost immediate relief from kid ney and bladder troubles and their kin dred ailments. T hey will free your body from pain In hnrt order. But be sure to net tiOI.D 5IF;DAI: Look for the name on every box. la three sizes, sealed park sees. Money refunded U Advertising Rates Classified One cent a. word. ' Locals Ten cents a line. Legal Five cents a line. - iPlsplay 25 canta an Inch. Contract rates on application. WAXTKD SITUATION. WANTED Woman wants work as housekeeper for man or woman; small pay for good home. Call at 120 Clenessee street ; .Call from 2to V. ''3S9 WANTHIV KinCKLLAirBOIJS WANTED Good milk cow for Us care. Call 91C-Y. Mrs. Smytne. Will buy. 290 WANTED Trundle bed. Phone 293 27S-L. . WANTED To rent, small equipped farm on shares. Box u. B. .., .Mail Tribune. 296. WAOTED Cow giving two gallons of milk per day to keop In change for her care. 'John BelU, 1115 Nlantic street, phone 407-L. 289 V ANTED Any kind cattle, stock or beer. u. w. King, Aioniague, Calif. ' ' v 336 WANTED Fresh milk cows. Phone 7-F4. , WANTED Wo buy your unpaid Lib- erty bond contracts for casn. Hale's Piano House. Inc. J. F. Hale, general manager. WANTED House movlns and re- ' pairing. Phone 4SS:M or 488-X. VOn SALE POULTRY AND EGOR. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red lintchlrig egRsr also Rhodo Islnnd Red rooster, ; thoroughbred. 742 West Fourteenth. 2S9 FOR SALE White Legltorn and Rhode' Island Red eggs and chicks. . F. H. Dressier, phone 777L. 309 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for hatching, $1.00 per sotting. Frnnk Myers. Beagle. Oregon. 390 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs for hatching, from carefully hoganized . stock. Mrs. C. A. Learneo, phone 40S3t3.:r ' ' . ;soi FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs lor hatching; not only pure bred but, but bred of laying Btock. Won all first prizes at Southern Oregon Poultry Show. Eggs $1.50 per set " tins of 15;' $8 per hundred. Mrs. V. Bursoll. phone 411-R3. ' 801 FOR SALE Eggs and chickg. Have you tod high-priced grain to your hens all wintor wnn no return i You might as well know ftrst ns last that no amount of care and feed wilt make' poor stock pay you a profit; To make nionoy from poultry you muBt have the best. To start right and stay right buy Wes . terfleld's White Leghorns. Eggs and baby chickg. Route , Mod- . ford. buu FOR SALE Buff Leghorn hatching eggs. Phone R-13M. 294 FOR SALE Rhode Islnnd Red hutching pggs, Phono 370-y. 293 HAVE ROSY CHEEKS AND FEEL FRESH AS A DAISY TRY THIS! Bays Blast ' hot water ' with phosphate before breakfast washes out poisons.,' To tea the tlngo of healthy bloom In your face, to see your skin get clearer and clearer, to wake up with out a headache, backache,' coated tongue or a nasty breath, In i fact to feel your best, day In and day out, lust try Insldo-batblng every ..morning, lor one week. tWnrn hreakfast each- dnvITdrlnk a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon- f ill of limestone pnospnato in it an a hnrmlnflH means of washlnn; from thd 'stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the' previous nay s inuigosume jwasie.i 'sour bile'and toxins; thug cleansing,' 'sweetening, and purifying thepntlre 'allmentary'canal beroro putlingnnoro !foodIntotho stomach. .Thef action, of '.hot. water and Umestono'phosiibato oa 'an' empty stomach Is wonderfully ln Irlgoratlng. It cleans out all the sour fermenlatlons, gases and acidity and 'gives ono a splendid appetite for break-. 'fust ' A quarter pound of limestone phos? pnate till cost very nine ai ine utiik store but Is sufficient to demonstrate that Just as soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens tiie skin, so hot water and limestone phos nhate act on tho blood and internal or gans. Those who are subject to con 'stlpatLn, bilious attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic twinges, also those whose kin Is sallow and complexion pallid. 'are assured that one week of Inside ibalhlng will have them both looking .jina reeling pcucr m every wojr. FOR BALE MIBCEMANKOUS fon SALK-r-One 191 S Ford, In pood condition. Prlco 4i''- S. A. Mar Shall. Central Point. 291 FOR SALE I will have at market Saturday, backlion sausage and scrapple. M. ley. . . public ribs, liart- 28!t FOK SALE 5000 gallon tank, iron ' tank, 400-Kallon waxon tank. smudKe pots. W. H. Norcross, Cen tral Point. 21(8 FpH SAI.E ' Phone 5-F -Straw and cheap hay. 2. Z9Z FOR SALE AVheat and corn. First place east ot Clancy Ranch. 290 FOR SALE Small car cheap. Phone 855-J. lor sale 291 FOR SALE Two self-mklnK print ing presses, type, case4, cabinet, i linn nn tnka S20.oo. Klectric fan, $2.50. Remington typewriter with case, $5.00. Todd check pro- lector. $7.00; 10xl2 wall tent; one New Life Vibrator; one office desk: one steel porch swing, $5.00: one swine comfort chair. 86 North Riverside. 288 FOR SALE Good seed beardless bar ley; also wagon box. F. L. Taylor, Medford, Ore. Phone 452-H. 29 FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay. Phone 500-R2. , 290 FOR SALE Organ, cheap if taken at once. Call at 301 South Central avenue. 288 FOR SALE Best built tractor In the state at Peart & Lyons, Central Point. 28S FOR SALE Authentic History of the World War. Ed. Henselman agent. 423 King street, phone 532-11. 3U6 FOR SALE Sulphur for spray dope. Pay you to investigate, liaipn Waldo Elden, Russ Mill. FOR. SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms.- meaning ana re pairing of all machines a specialty. 245 South Central avenue, phone 903-K. L. a. Chapman. zai nnil oat tt lie ....... A '.itni,n I, i all In good order, will bale and load on car at Grenada for $21.00 per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren ada. Cal. ' 315 FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay $25.00 per ton. Modoc urcuara Phone Central Point at meal hours. FOR EXCHANGE. , FOR TRADE A $3500.00 home In Medford. Oregon for Michigan or North Dakota property. " Inquire of Cliafvee Bros. Furniture vo. Grand Rnplds, Michigan. POUND. FOUND Lady's bicycle '," at Police Station.' Owner may have same by paying for ad and proving prop erty. - ' '.,.: , 2X8 CLOSE IN Five acres, modern five-room houso, hot and cold " water, ' hath, toilet, a' good barn, chicken house and yard,, all good soil, close In on splendid, graveled road and at a price which Is a bargain, $2100.00. :; Ten acres, splendid modern five- room house, good barns, vhlckei house and yard, lawn, shade trees, otc, a fine bearing orchard, seven acres wheat In, a little over one mile from, paved highway on good road This place Is for sale for cash, the house Is furnished complete includ ing a new piano; there are some fine cows, chickens, etc., machinery and tools, and the price Is very : low, $3250.00. An Ideal chicken ranch of 20 acres, all fenced with chicken wlro, nice bungalow, good chicken houses, etc good well, some alfalfa and : fruit, some good oak and laurel wood for all home needs, close to Pacific High way, and a beautiful view of the vat loy. Price, including personal prop- erty,v $500.00, without, $2750.00 BROWN & WHITE 10 SoulU Fir St. FOR SALE nKAL, IWTATL OK SALE Hevonly acres water. Iwo-flfty upkeep year, price six thoimnud. Box GO, Mall Trllunie. ' -. ,.' . 290 FOIl 8AI,I3 1S8H-aoro tract . on . Evans creek, , Write or cull and learn particulars,' A Imrgaln. Levi N. Steveps, ltngue River, Oregon, R. F. n. 1. ; ' 292 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK OR SALE Mare. weight about .183. Central . 296 1250 lbs. ! Phone Point. , FOR SALE One puro bred Jorsoy hull with papers; on pure Jersey cow; ope no-ton Jones silo; one fi 00-lb. Mnllotte sopnralor; shoals I from 75 to 100 lbs. T. K. Benu lleu, Itouto 2, Central Point. 288 FOR SALE Cows and hogs. Few choice milch cows, gentle, heavy milkers. Fine brood sows, bred. Red boar, great breeder. East ot Phoenix, 3rd bungalow across Iron bridge. , ' 288 FOR SALE A few registered Uuroe Jersey bred gilts and bows. Large type and good ancestry, at Modoo . Orchard or W. A. Sumnor, man ager, Hotel Medford FOR SALE Pure bred Red Polled bull cair, born October. 1918; fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or Pal mer investment Co., Medford, Ore. FOB RKNl HOUSES. FOR RENT Several modern houses. Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 M. F. ft H. Bldg. . . MONET TO LOATT LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In terest, O. c Hoggs. LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan Assn., 429 M. F. ft H. ISIUg. . MONEY TO LOAN on goo! real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. Jl. Andrews, No. 31 North Orape. Phone 53-M. 330 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Attorney PORTER J. NEFF, Attorn ey-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford NaUtmal Bank Building. ' . A. E. Reames, Lawyer, Garnett- Corey Building.' Anto SappUea LAHER AUTO 8PRIN03 Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use oar springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the ctty garbage wagons for good service. Phone S51-T. J. Y. Allen. ' Expert A ceo nn Cant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glren to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look , Into our simplified accounting method. M. F. ft H. Building, Medford. Phono 167-R. Form loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to '40 years 5 Money ready whoa land la appraised and', title ap proved. E. H. Hurd, seey-treaa., National Farm Loan Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. . Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Height Man -Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids. Phone 72. Planing Mm ' SMieWswwiMseJsjs THOMAS . MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings ana screens, 184. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone Physicians and Burgeons . . ' physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. " . " DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician an ' surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Byes scien tifically tested and glass sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor 8. P. ; R. R. Col Offices M. F. & H. Co. ' Bldg., Phone 567. , , . DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW r OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN8 , 416-417 Garnett-Corey Blag. ' Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Punllsners 5 MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon.. Book binding, loose loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North, Fir St. ' - - Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. V Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right Service guar " an teed. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. '- TIME OAltih . Iieavo Mieilford for Aslilnnd dally except Sunday at 8:00 aud 10:15 a., m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 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. " Leave Aslilnnd (or Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. nt. Sun days loavo at 9:00 a. ru. aud I?: 30, 4:30 aud 6:30 p. m.