Medford mail tribune., March 21, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

MEDFORD MAIt; TRTBTJNT MEDFORD, OREOON", FRTDAY, MARCH 21, 3f)l9
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COMMUNICATION.
To the Editor: All good Americans
wilt endorse your editorial of the
14th Inst, in regard to what should
be done with Eugene Debs and pro
Germans and I.W.- 'W.'s, but what
must we say of those who furnish the
propaganda that gives the I. W. W.'s
and anarchists an excuse for a hearing?!;-;
;, -, V,
The cause that makes I. W. W.'s
and. anarchists is unjust laws or class
legislation; remove the cause and
the I. W. W.'s and anarchists will
disappear without any laws to punish
them. ' ;- . .
For example: Look at the law that
was passed in our last legislature to
give the cattle men the country and
bankrupt the sheep and goat men.
The sheep and goat men could not
lose anything more if the I. W. W.'s
were in control.
.-- 1 have been a taxpayer of Jackson
county for the last 40 years and all I
have Is invested, in goats.
. ' H this law Is constitutional and
stands it confiscates my goats, but
the county will still make me pay
taxes on them. ' "" .
- The question is often asked ''What
Is the excuse for I. W. W.'s and an
archists?" It Is easily answered
class legislation and unjust laws.
HARVEY RICHARDSON,
R.,F. D. 2, Central Point.
March 17.
Try Magnesia for
Stomach Trouble
It Neutralizes Stomach Acidity, Pre
vents Food Fermentation, Sour,
Gassy Stumuch and Acid
Indigestion.
- Doubtless if you are a - sufferer
from indigestion, you have already
tried pepsin, bismuth, soda, charcoal
drugs and various digestive aids and
you know these things, will not cure
- your trouble in some cases do not
even give relief.
But before giving tip hope and de
ciding you are a chronic dyspeptic
just try the effect of a little blsurat-
od magnesia not the ordinary com
mercial carbonate, citrate, oxide or
milk, but the pure blsurated, magne
. sla, which you can obtain from prac
tically any druggist in either pow
dered or tablet form.
. Take a teaspoonf ul of the powder
or two compressed tablets with a lit
tle water after your next meal, and
see what a difference this makes. It
will Instantly neutralize, the danger
ous, harmful acid in -the stomach
which now causes your food to fer
ment and sour, making gas, wind
flatulence, heartburn and the bloated
or heavy; lumpy feeling that seems
to follow most everything ypu eat., :
" You will find that provided you
take a little blsurated magnesia Im
mediately after a meal, you can eat
almost anything and enjoy it. without
any danger of pain or discomfort to
follow and moreover, the, continued
use of-the blsurated magnesia cannot
Injure the stomach In any way so
long as. there are 6uy symptoms of
vl(l ludlgostlQU. My,
FIUME.
f-HE Itnlhm dclogiition to
JL : ported to have
conference and leaii
ported to have, decided
to itaiv eonteuiporancousfy wuii iiit- tuiii-iiiiuu m-v.
This action emptiBisies the great difficulty the pcaooc.tm
fcrcuce labors miller iii securinir harniohy ; and illustrates
the strength of tlife imperialistic ambitions that doininate
the politicians thai ctiVern Italy. . - ' " !'
Italy is hot so stire of the justice of liev claims to Fiume
that she is willing id leave them to impartial adjudication.
She must realize tectorial nggraudizenients in advance
or upset the plans bi world peace. She went into the war
from imperialistic: motives and despite Vehement protes
tations of aeeoptiiM.ce' .of the principles of democracy, is
still intent on her ambitious dreams of empire.
Fiume had a popiikition in 1900 of 3s),yoo, or Which
onlv
then the uoiml
17,354, less than 50 per cent, were Italians. hmce
was a part of Italy Mitf is" not aii Italian city. It is, and
has alwavs been. the setfport of Orotia and the only out
let of the JuErb-iSlavs t3 the Adriatic..: Even in the days
when Venice ruled the seas,
the Croatian sea coast for any
Fiume whs '.ah ancient
name in the davs before Koine ruled the world. Rebuilt
by .the Romans, it was captured ; by the Franks under
Charlemagne, '"who ruled the city for a 'considerable pe
riod. Afterwards it was held m teudal tenure trom the
Patriarchs of Amtilcia by the Bishop of Pola, and in 1139
Dy tno couuts or uuino. : xt passea iuu) uie nanus oi uie
Genuan emperor bi 1471 "and was ih!0nio rated with Aust
tria. It was ruled by imperial governors until 17 b, when
it was made a free' port and united to Croatia by Maria
Theresa. Three years later it was declared the property
of the Hungarian crown. '
Fiume was occupied bv the
the British in 1813, restored
to Hungary, in 1822. After
was annexed to the brown land of Croatia, and remained
until 1S70, when it became part of Hungary. , v
1 The. population has been, since' the Slav invasions of
over a thousand vears ago, a mixed oiicj c,ompisecl of Ital
ians, Slavs and a few Germans and Hungarians. The sub
merged .Slay nices, have however, steadily increased in
population and are now in a vast majority along the east
ern shores of the Adriatic so it cannot be called geo
graphically, or ethnographieally; an Italian city. ' ;M
Premier Orlando's assertion that Italy cannot "re
main insensible to the appeal reaching her . from the Ital
ian town on the Gulf of Quarnero, exposed to the loss of
both its nationality aiid independence" may be a convinc
ing one to Italians 3mt it is not to the workl.; ;
FiumeMs only one many problems that the peace con
ferees must equitably "solve and the wonder is that they
have been enabled to accomplish so much. . Add 'to these
real difficulties, the back-fire of the peanut politicians in
their own countries,' who like
have neither vision nor foresight, and the task becomes
maddening. However, they have the satisfaction of "know
ing that the people everywhere are upholding theni m
their sincere efforts, to seciire a just peace and abolish wai
GENTRAL POINT
The Central Point hie 'school bask
etball team will plnv the Rosebtirs
team at lioseburz Saturday evenins.
The mectinir of the Ladies' Aid at
Mrs. J. J. Grimm's Wednesday after
noon was well nttended and a most
enjoyable afternoon was spent bv all
present. ' '-
Mrs. J. C: Robinett and Master
George returned Saturday . moraine
from a visit to Portland relatives. ,
Miss Marie Edwards of the S.' P.
freisrht house force of Medford vis
ited friends here recently: ;
i Mr. Cobb, who recently boucht the
Altimus place southwest-of this citv
has succeeded Minms Pence as iani;
tor of our schools, Mr. Pence bavincr
nurchased a ranch on Aonlesrate' to
which place he will soon remove his
fnmilv from this citv
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Bales and
son Rollin have returned from their
trip north, hnd Mr. Bales has attain
resumed the aeeney of the S. P. coin
oanv, relievin? Mr. Stewart, who de
parted Monday evening. i :
Mrs. Lulu Diiscrihcrrv and child of
Gold Hill visited Mrs. J. E. Boswcll
and family this week. ''!
Mrs. T), A. Lvons and daughter.
Mikh Eunice, spent the week end with
relative in Sams Valley. '
Wrs. Fred Ilesseltrrovc. and lituo
dauehter. of Ashlnnd spent this week
visiting relatives here. ' '. ,;
John Cowlev and John Ellitt .iust
from over seas have been discharged
from the United States nrmv and are
now at their homes in this city. -
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie O'Hara of
Umatilla' visited their uncle, Mr. T.
J. O'Hara; this week.;; , ;;''
The Misses Sadie and Fern Beebe
who have been in war scvice at
Wasliinnton. D. C. for the past vcar
have resigned and are now at' .their
father's home in thc'subtirbs of this
city. "!
Lieutenant Frank Fralcv of ,the
L'nited States urmv. stationed at San
Dieiro, Calif., is visiting K'lnlivcs.hnd
friends hcrei having eeurcd a ftir-
loutih. , ; . .:-!
Miss Flora Green spent the wee!:
end with her sister. Mrs. Jessie Clflrv.
at Ashland. ' " -
Mr. Kinine. who formerly res.dor.
here is in tho citv visitniff relntiveJ.v
Miss Agnes Jhmlitp. enfortitnicfl her
Sunday school class nt her luinic " t
lirdnv alleinoon. Games wcvt- ei. ov.
ed bv these little missos tilul rctnisli-
mcnts served. Twciitv-emhe were
present. - ' . ;
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wise and Imbv
left today for Butte valley near Doris,
Cel., yhere Mr. Wise will be employ
ed lu lumber mill work,
tho ponoe fonforenee is re
to withdraw from the peaoo
'tie of nations unless inmuo, is nssjgneu
,i 1 . - -1.1. 11... 1 : . ..it :......v
iitioii of Italians is still less. Fiume neer
she never was able to lipid
length of timo. -
Liburnian city tinder another
Jjfench m lbuy, retaken by
to Austria in 1814, and ceded
the revolution of 1848-9 it
certain 'American senators
S15MF.Y
Mr. Abbott and wife from Califor
nia were visiting friends and rela
tives here last week. . ' .
Our sympathy :1s extended J. A.
Cook who was saddened by the death
of his father at Evans creek. Mar. 17.
F. K Deuel of Medford, was look
ing after Interests here Wednesday.-
Edgar Pefley- visited home folks
In Ashland Tuesday. . ---
The Sunday school Is planning on
an Easter program April 20.
Mrs. W. C. Kenney visited relatives
in Central Point Monday. ;
: D. C. Wilson Jr. and family who
recently came from Dunsmulr, Cal.,
have located In the Wyatt home.-
Mrs. M. Stolnmetz returned Sun
day from an extended visit with rela
tives In Roseburg. : .
Several from here ..attended the
dance at Rogue River Saturday even
ing. .-
M. Koger and family were shop
ping in Central Point Wednesday.
Oiing to the prevailing damp
weather farming Is going to be held
back to a large extent as very, little
ground h'ere Is in conditldn to be
worked yet. ', ' ;
.The many friends of Richard More
lock who recently returned from
France were truly glad of Jjie home
coming and to ficfe hia srfff ling face
back on the mail stage again,
Johnnie Edlpgton conveyed a truck
v STRESS OIF 'MmiMESB
A nation's hece&sityf has plunged many thousands
of boys and girls in, tiieir teens into the vortex of
busbess before their time. ; jMany will feel the
strain upon vitalir and energy and, likewise the
need for the nourishing and tonic virtues of f ;
A very Eltls, taken regularly,
when taken by fits and starts.
cencentrated notlrlrln1ftn that
and helps confirm the body in
Bcott & Bonne, BloomficJd, N.J.
JOHN A. PERL
' Undertaker -
, IMiono M. 47 and 47-J4
' Automolille Ilcarso Service
Iitdy Assistant -.
B2 StUTII ItAHTM'Tt T .
Autfl AnjbiilABoe fiervluei Coroner
SHIPPING ALIENS
FORDEPORT
FROMCOASTSTATES
roRTl.A'NI. Mtir. 21r-Klvo nllcns
from Oreiton, under soiitonoe of tlo
portutlon to their native countries,
will bo sunt from hero to Now York
tomorrow. United Suites Immlwrntlon
Inspector Krank Wntklns atinouni-od
today. The flvo from this district,
with nine who are, being deported by
the Seattle Immigration officers, will
iolu carload of aliens from Sun
Krnncisco, duo to-arrive here Rt 0
o'clock tomorrow morning, he snld.
Three of tho aliens from Oregon
will be put aboard the train here and
two at Salem. Donald McPherson
Krnsor. KiiRllshlnnn and alleged 1.
W. W.; Anton Sollo, a NorweKlan
Insano alien from Alaska, and Elvira
DepnsqUaio. an Italian woman bulng
deported after conviction of Immoral
ity, will leave from hero, and Edwin
Skog and ltagnu Flosnos. alias dlon-
dekson, Norwegians, adjudged Insane
will be put aboard the train at Snlom,
The special train bringing tho Cull
tornla prisoners loft Sun Krunclsco
last night In elm r so of Immigration
Inspector Led H. HussoH, of the bur
eau of Immigration ut Washington
local immigration authorities said.
E
The Medford offlco of the federal
employment service will unless a
financial miracle happens In the next
24 -hours bo closed for at least two
months and perhaps permanently if
the next congress does not make an
appropriation to carry on (he federal
employment work of the country.
Superintendent Jnnes said tills af
ternoon that there was not a chance
of the offlco .being continued In oper
ation afier tomorrow. Ho offered to
donate his services free until tho con.
grosslonal annronrtatloh was avail
able, if the county court 'or city would
pay the actual1 running expenses of
the office. He offered to run the of
fice at $ 105 a 'month.
But tbo county court tins, only of
fered to donate $00 and .Mr. Junes
says be will not assume the risk ot
keeping the" office' In. operation on
this Bum.- with1 the .danger of Incuts
ring debts which he may be called on
to jnake good,' especially as It Is not
sure but that the next congress may
decide to kill off the federal employ
ment service for good.'
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
. DRNVER, Colo." Mar. - 21. The
westorn section of the country Is Iso
lated today as the result of 'a snow
and sleet storm that swept western
Colorado and Wyoming last . night.
All wire communication west of IJcn
ver has ceased and" trans-contlnontnl
trains are reported to be behind
schedules. ' ; .
A. P. A A. M.
Regular communication Med
ford Lodgo 103, Friday even
ing. March 21, at '7:15 p. m. sharp.
,307 .. L, E. WILLIAMS. ,
load of happy school fellows to tho
Van ilovenburg orchard Saturday
where -tllcy put In thdny'gathoring
orchard 'brush.'-- ,
Vlrgll Kenney who - attends school
at Central Point, Is yisltlrig.wlth his
parents -here. ) -:) '-'Y -.;
ELbANS
'for indigestion
is far more bejneficial than
; Scott s Emulsion ii
contributes to strength
vigor and health.
Vulcanizing
All our work strictly niinrnntoed to
ho first clnHM. Ill N. Fir Rt., Medford
riiouo iitt-J
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
ATION
X-feW-tfJ Hot water
fZj!j?jfPi Sure Relief
Mr. nud ill's, llonry Sohafor
West Modford, wero North Tulunt
vlsltom Suiulity. -
.Horn to. Mr. untt Mrs, Oolvor Furry
on iMnrch. Ill, u diiUKhtur, Motliur
and child doing nleoly. ,
Those trom Phoenix who did trad-
Inir In .Mod tor il Hnlurduv "wure Mr.
null Mrs, C. Onroy, 'Mrs. U A. ltcr,mos
Mrs. hi, U. Coleman, Mrs. J. M. Under,
Mrs. Lloyd Colvor mid children, MM
Stookfurd.
Horn to tho wlfo of (luy nishop In
I'hoenlx, Murvh IS, a duiiKhtur.
.Mrs. K. K. Jacobs, Mrs, Joshua
Patterson nud Mrs. Karl llrlsroo woro
vltllng Mrs. Win. Knrns Uiimtny.
Mrs. Muclo.WrlBht ot Phounlx,
roturnotl from a visit In Portland tho
first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cato ot Mail
ford, were up to Phoenix Sunday vis-
Itlns at A: S. Kurry's. 1
J. M. Under nttondod tho Elks
KntherinK nt Yreka Saturday.
'Mr. and Mrs. - Sloan, father and
mother of Mrs. Ouorao Cnrpentor, nro
lu North Tiilont vUltltiK their duUKh
tor; also looking for a location,
Mr. Tillman Hlmnnon of KoBoburg,
Ib visit ln(t his wlfo'e duuKhtcr nud
family, Mr. and Mm. N, Chunillur.
Mrs, SlmpHon has hnon RpondliiR the
wntor with Mr. and Mm. Chandlvr
nt thulr pliuiaiiiil homo In North Tul-
ont. . - - '
Mrs, C. Carey this week shipped
several sattiiiKs of her fine -ItKht
Hruhiua egM to , California. Mrs,
Carey lnut tho fluost poll In this part
of tho state.
Mrs. A. S. Kurry Is etnylng over nt
her son Culver's this wcuk looking
after the new duughlor which arrived
Sunday.
Mrs. M. Hoso has lieon spending
this week with the fnmlly of her
daughter, Mrs. A. S. Kurry, In the
latter s absence.
Tho little son. of Ed Hughe. In
Talent, was badly hltton by a fierce
dog one dny last woek; so bad was
the wound that Dr. Malmgron of
rhoonlx, was callod to dress tho
wound and several stitches had to he
taken. Whon will such nulsnnces
be dealt with as they should ho?
Tlioro are many now people In the
valley, and a "number of thorn aro
looking for homes In our midst. It
Is up to nil of us to make theso now
comers tool welcome, and give thorn
Bo a Joy-Walker.
"Ges.irjor Corns
2 Dropa, 2 Secondi-Corn Ii Doomed t
Whon you nlmont die with your
ah pea on and corn mnke you almoit
.wm Hiuewoya 10 ol away irom
tho pain, tnko a vacation for a mln
uto or two ana apply I or 3 drops
"My Cora Pcl Claw Off, Wilh 'Ct4t'"l
of tho world's moRln and only kn-'
ulna corn-prelor. "tlflts-lt.' Than,
and then onlv. will you b sure tho.1
your corn will loosen from your toe
so that you cun ptl It right off
clortouily cafly with your Angers.
Take no etianres of continued pain
and sorenens why Use greney. Irri
tating salven, plasters that shift
and press Into the "quick," raiora
and ''dlHKers" that make corns bleed
and alno grow faster? Use painless,
ensy, always sure "flets-lt." There s
only one like It In tho world that's
"Gctn-It." . Millions have tried and
O. -K.'d It for years. It nevor faljs.
"riets-IL" the uuaranteed, money-
beck -corn-removor; the only sure,
n r, oow Itut a trifle at any drug tur.
WCf 'd b.v HI. Iwronc A. Oo Chicago. Ill-
Sold and recommonded oh - tho
world's host .corn romody by l,eon D
Hasklnn, Modford Pharmacy, Strang's
DnxPt Store. ,f -v f t". '.V-.(-
WfEDFOED ieon works
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also atrcnt tor Fairbanks and Morst
rs Kniftuee.
17 Smith Rlvurslflg ' -
' MV VM.
or beat reautti ib Spring Inwsrf
andrcittkUt. PUnt now Sweat
peu, pani and other Grand Prize
Calif ornm Seeds '
AUo CiM)a(f. Carroft, Onious, .
Bcetd, PM, $ifav.h, 1urnp W''
Don i tike faji that-arc "Jut$ at pooC" -Gt
Moi'. ,
. - - .VV 'j I'tv' '': . i'. !
On Sale dy all Lea Jli.il Doalon
tt your dttUr doei not ttrry Moruo
iitidi, Hnddirtetforoui elalftffu l'ru,
Your order will Ii promptly tttnJd tv
C. C;
Seedsmen
B3aMtt&ttflfSAX&MIWSMMMB$lJ
MORSB 6 (10. ' k
Jinn !'ranc!;-c.) L
all tho ndvimtiiHOH wo t?un in tlio way
ot ft snimro dual. Keep up tho good
old plomwr nnmo of Inmost tlontlntjH
and liusnlliuily. '
, iNiouH Chuiiillor has ronltid oi)i
gurdtin ground ot Uoytt Culver and
will plant 11 In noliilocs. Thorn nro
many acres ot valiiahlo land aloiiK
lkmr crtu-k tlutt should ho liiutlo to
ylold such crops, thus doci'uaHliiK tl
cost of Ivlng In this valley. Thu amy
tiling needed Is good old-fash lonutl
olhow-gronso to bring n big yltild,
C. Curoy hits 'his plant beds nil
plnftted mid soma tit tho plants nro
up, such us cnlilmgu, tomatoes und
caultflowor.
Tho community was . shocked
Thursday morning to ht'iir of tho
doatli ot John Ornffna lu . Ashland
Wednosduy ovonliig, after an opera
tion which was not thought to bo of
a sorlous nature. Mr. tlratfos was
ono of our most highly hunorod cltl
xons, a rosldout of north Phnaiilx
product for many yours. Ills bdlovod
wlfo wits Dona Furry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bnmuul Furry, olio of
our oldest pioneer fnmlllos. Tho
heurtfult sympathies of tho entlro
community goes ant to his wlfo and
sorrowing rolullve In this thulr sud
bereavement.
Cnrd of Thanks
. Wo wish to thank our 'friends for
tho kindness shown during our ru
ceut bereavement. Also for bountiful
floral offerings,
MR. AND MltH. HOY 8MAMAM.
-. - 1107
JOYFUL EATING
UrJea your food Is digested with
out the altemiath ol painful acidity,
the joy is taken out oi both eating
and uvuig.
KwiQIDS
are wonderful In their kelp to the
stomach doubled with over-acidity,
Ft cstant to tuko relief prompt and
definite
MADE BY SCOTT OWNF.
MAKtiu op sco'rrs kmuuion
il BACK FPOM THC PROflT
You will wnnt a new suit. Let us
make It (or you. '
KLEIN
The Tailor
, ' 11W K. Mnln, I'lwlulrs
Snrina Is here and vou nan sntlsfv
vour ambition bv iiurcliasltm a lawn
mowlnn, and aardeiflnn tools of .the
Poole Furniture (o.
We carrv a hln Una nf fiirnltnrn and
household necessities to suiiplv the
Sprina wants.
' GIM CH1JHO
, China Kerb Btort; "
Hero euro roi earache, headachs
catarrah, dlptherla, ' gore throat,
lung troubKJildnoy troublo, etoma'ub
trouble; heart troublo, chills and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, crackod breast,
onret all kinds ot goiters, NO OP
ERATIONS. '
Medford, Oregon, Jan 11, 1917
TO WHOM IT "AY CONCERN: ,
This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been botherod for
several years and last August waa not
expected to live, and hearing ot dim
Chung (whose Herb Stor Is at 314
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I etorted to feeling bet
tor as soon as I used them and today
am a woll man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see GIm Chung and try bin Herbs. -
(Signed) W. n. JOHNSON,
Witnesses ;
M. Ai. Anderson, Medford ;
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm, Lewis, Eagle Point !'"., ,::
W. h. Chlldreth, Eagle Point, .
O, B. Mjiore, Eagle Point, -
v. MCintyro, Kagle Point, V
Geo. I). Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Tb08. B, WlcUpU, Eagle P0Jq(,
run or AMBiTion '
i
OF GOOD. SHE SAYS
Mrs, Mourn Wm Ho 'Weak Win foulil
lliUHlly (lot Hp loallh , '
, , ltmttoivd by TuiiliU'.
"I feel so well now Unit I can
hurilly realise tho awful condition I
was In before 1 topk Taulao," suld
Mis. 10. U. Moore, of IMil B. Wullllig
tun street, Memphis. Tm. .
"I had lumn III rundown condi
tion for two yours," alio rplltlnued,
and wus so weak I could hardly keep
going, 1 Had to forco myself, in tmt.
but nothing ugroud with mo and I got
so llfolem and no nccouut . tliut. I
could hardly get up when I was sit
ting or lying down, or oven do my
houoowork. I suffered with splitting
beaduchns, that would almost tlrlvo
mo distracted. , ,
"My appotltn plckod up on my first
bottle of Tunlae and I am 'now eat
ing throe hourly meals a ituy, those
awful hondurhos nro gono and I m
fooling just flue, I have gulped ton
pounds mid nm strong enough to do
all my housowork with tmito, , Tauluo
did mo a. world of good more (ban
all the other mudlcliios I huvo tukbn
put together." , .-,
Tanlno Is sold In Medford by West
8klo I'hurmnuy, in Gold Hill by M, 1).
Dowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mt'Oj In Ashjnnd ly J. J. McN'nlr.
Adv.
JUS'S1 4m
Comfort
THAT it Itself Is a desirable
(actor In bankliw here at tho
First National. Our Quar
ters embody conveniences
which cllmlnato physical tils
ailvantaaes.. :
-' . .i'r't ' ' ' i ., ' '
Bent a Safe Deiiosll Box
as well as open an ac
count.' ,
i .
Wm. C. Ta: ..Proslrfenl
FIRST
EiATiONAL
SAN It
MEDFORD. ORE, .
,tit fiiiip n fiiif run ii iilfiUM
Prescription
Chemicals
The reputation oi llio I)nig
glst Uje aatisfacilon of tlio
Physician and tlio welfare of
the pntlent requlro tiiat cltem-"
tenia used In dispensing should
conform to tho highest stand
ards for purity,
; Wo liso SyiIIIlH'8.' ','
' Phono 10,
Main and Central.
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
; , AND BROODERS
aARDENT SEEDS
GRASSES s " !
ALFALFA ;
PLOVER '' 1
FERTILIZERS
Potatoes $1.90 per cwt. '- - ,
MONARCH FEED ?' -AND
SEliD'bO
LIBERTY TAXI
With now Dodco car, s usa
Slntlonod nt 10 N. Front St. 2 2
fliilp a Tiyon, riojifl. Vlioiio y' sj '