Medford mail tribune., April 23, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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WEDFORD MATH TRTBUNE, rET)"PORT), OREO ON, WEDNESDAY, 'AVJilV, 23, 1010
.Vernon Gurrott who recently reach
ed this country from his two yours
.: gorvlco In Kmnco, arrived' homo this
morning and was met at the depot by
relatives Bnd many friends, Including
(Julie a delegation from llio Elks
lodge, of which ho Is a member. Ho
was one of the first Medford men to
get Into the war, having firBt enlist
ed whtlo a student at the University
' of California in the university aralra
: lance unit. "Doblo's" friends were
urprlsed at his general appearance,
he having gained greatly in heigh th
. and -weight during his two years in
war. '
. Piano tuning, George W. Cross, 60S
.W. 2nd, phone 309; endorsed by
: leading teachers southern Oregon, 62
Another honor has been conferred
indirectly on Medford, as soldiers re
turning home from Camp Lewis this
.week report that Captain R. J. Con-
rby, who has been in the service over
eight months past ns assistant sur
geon at the Camp Lewis haso hospi
tal, la now the head of general sur
gery and assistant to the chief of
-.. aurgery, having succeeded Major
t Rockey of Portland, who recently re
tired to private life,, Dr. Conroy, it
is reported, had hoped to be relieved
.from service at the base hospital and
return home about May 1st, but now
that he has' been promoted it is prob
lematical when he will return.
".V DeVoe has a tine line of assorted
chocolates at 60a per pound.:
'Many people- from' all over south-
ern Oregon are here in attendance at
the . Presbytery" of Southern Oregon
: convention and. "Women's Presbyter-
ial meeting.
'.. . Hemstitching, pecoting. Some new
Ideas.: vanity Hat Shop.
.'(. Mrs.iBen Mollar of the 401 ranch
who was recently, operated upon in
' 'the Dow hospital for appendicitis and
. jerltontls,- suffered a severe relapse
last night, and another operation was
performed at once... Her condition is
very critical.
For the best insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
Mike Vomack left Wednesday
' morning for Lebanon, Ore., where he
expects to spend the next three weeks
lookingtover some mineral prospects..
... Knights of Pythias attention! A
social .and ; dance this evening at
Castle House. Bring your friends. 27
' The I. O. O. F. and ltebekahs of
Kerty will hold their, anniversary ex
.erclBes. and .banquet on , Saturday,
r April 26, and many people from
.Grants Pass And, a few; from this
county will participate. . ,
; Piston rings for all cars. C. E.
Oates Auto Co.. .
Frank Waterman of the 48th artil-
. fery, who .spent six "months overseas,
.. arrived home today from 'Camp Lewis
Wherehe was dlscbarged. r
' Aluminum" soldering and welding.
V..(is anything. .Liberty Bepair
Shop. ... ' 27
f. Louis Ross the garage owner, left,
' 'Wednesday morning on a short busi
ness visit in Portland. ...
Alco Tax!.' Phone 95. '
'. Thomas Sharp Jr., is 'a visitor. In
the city from Prineville, Ore. '.v.v.'.f
' Knights of Pythias attention! A
aoclal and. dance this , evening - at
Castle House. Bring your frionds.27
, Rev: J. V.. Poling of Corvallis, an
Old lime frienff of Rev. L. M. Boozer.
: fa attending the Presbyterian conven
tion being held here. '. .... W
. ''. It pays to save in the Building &
toan, 42 M1. F. & H. Bldg.
' .Ambn Butte Falls citizens here
. today are V. it. Morris, Aerious Cross
and F. Corson.
; A twolb. box" of Vogan'a chocolates
for f 1.39 at reVoe's.
:.',, Mrs. M. E. Nicholson and little son
. left Wednesday morning for a two
days Visit with friends at Grants
Pass." Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson will
leave Saturday for their ranch at
Fort: Klamath to remain until late
i, next fall, leaving the children here
. until the schools close for the sum
mer vacation. ' ' 1 " ". :"; '.'
; '." Four-Inch wood pipe at Medford
Lumber Co. tf
if v Edgal1 Kaufman, well known San
Francisco fruit "buyer, is" here to look
1 over the1 valley fruit situation; Mrs.
i KaTuf man accompanies him and they
;. -art guests at the Hotel Medford.
Get your milk, cream, butter and
buttermilk at QeVoe's.
j , Rev. Boudinot Seeley of Portland,
; s'iato' superintendent of home mis
r rflons of-the 'Presbyterian church; is
here In attendance at the Presbyter
ian conventions'.
' Bicycles tires, and supplies. Lib
'erty Repair Shop. 22 South Grape.
;,- . 'i ' . 47
't llvilbur AshrJolei chaperoned by J5.
'A-.'; Welch,-the Portland stock buyer,
"arrived this morning from a visit at
Jiie state metropolis. '
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. . ;
- f,'J)r." Funkliouser,' the well known
poultry expert, is a visitor in the city
from Albany. ,
r Springs for all cars, r C. E. Gates
'Auto, Co. ' - -
i W. H. Gore is homo from having
spent over a week at Portland and
.Salem on business beforo tho stale
highway commission' and In looking
after personal business matters.
. Alco Taxi. ; Phono 95.; :
," The Willamette Male Quartet of
.the University at Salem, will give a
concert Thursday evening at the
First, MethortiRt. clnircli. nt. R o'clock.,
,','.. Ifttbln wnfflr nt. neVnft'B. : ' . . .
County Prosecutor George L, Koh
ertsi and Porter 3. , Noff- returned
WediiOBday morning fromi. looking
after legal business at Bulem.' 1
WEEKS & McGOWAN GO
" UNDERTAKER
if.? Pny Pliorio: Pacific 227. ' "
Nhjlit Pliones) V. W. Weeks, 103-J2.
Lady Assistant.
Rev. W. G. Smith et Wolf Creek,
who Is attending the Presbytorlnu
convention is a guest at the Hotel
Medford.
Klks Grand Victory ball, Friday,
April 25th, 1919.' Big teed at 11:110.
Dancing 8:30 to I p. to. Sbeure your
tickets now. Admission 71.00. Klks
only. , 29
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Hunt, former
ly connected with tho Pago theater,
expect to arrive In Medford in their
new limousine car next week from
Tncoma where they have been living
for tho past year or more, while Mr.
Hunt was Interested In the news
paper and magasine sales concession
at Camp I-owls. it is not known
whether the Hunts are coming here
just on a visit, but there have been
recent rumors of tho possibility of
,Mr. Hunt again taking over the lease
of the Page. " ,
Dr. Heine. Oaruott-Coroy Bldg.
;A. E. AVolverton of Rogue Riven
who is a recently returned soldier,
was a-visitor In Medford today.
Call Mitchell in regard to that
lawn' mower and, have it sharpened
right. ' Called for and delivered.
Phone 320-J.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McClean of
Seattle and air. and Mrs. R. S. Hurd
of AVorthington, Ore., wore guests at
the Nash hotel Wednesday. .
Fir slab and dry wood for sale by
J. T. Gagnon. -Phone 859.
, Mr. and Mre. Edward H. Pence are
Hotel Holland giests from Portland.
Canteens are practically lndestruc
table, yet cost less Ihan water bags.
C. E. Gates Auto Co. .:.',.
A special train - of four United
States railroad v administration
coaches having on board a number of
prominent railroad men of the coun
try; making a periodical trip of . in
spection over. the various Hues, while
enroute north' this morning made
about a half hour's stop at the Med
ford depot. The chief official on the
train was H. C. Aichton 'bt Chicago,
regional director, of railroads. Oth
ers were J. O. Woodward of Chicago.
traffic manager for. the regional dir
ector; J.- F. O'Brien, federal director
of the Southern Pacific and O. W. R.
& N. lines; M. 'P. Buckley, federal
manager or the Southern Pacific,
and .A. C. Merclor, division superin
tendent for the Southern Pacific. At
Eugene the party planned to leave
the train and ride to Portland over
the electric road. , . :
A rellner trill double the' life of
your tire." ..C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' "
Congressman Hawley left this mor
ning for Grants Pass where- he was
scheduled to deliver , a Victory loan
address today. ' r s
Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. .
The St. Mark's Guild card party'
will be held Thursday afternoon at
St. Mark's hall.
Four-Inch wooa. pipe at Medford
Lumber Co., '. tf
i Earl L. Lamphear and A; W. Bliss
ol! Grants Pass, were in Medford to
day. -
Spark plugs for' all cars. C. E.
Gatos Auto Co. i
The Rosenberg brothers have dis
posed of their sheen holdings on Dry
Creek to the Wesfern Sheep company
and after shearing the sheep will be
taken to, Maxwell, Cal.; The Rosen-
bcrg-.brothers retain - their " lango
right' and have not ' sold -: their
ranches. ' , -'
Furniture upholstering, mattress
making, crating and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 615-J.
Probable showers are predicted for
tonight and .Thursday with -' colder
weather .' Thursday.. The predicted
'light to heavy fr,ost" did riot mater
ialize this morning, the . minimum
temperature being 34 degrees: ;
Arsenate of Lead Prices. The
Rogue River Fruit & Produce associ
ation will give its- growers absolute
protection on alL drops in price.'- We
have plenty on hand to' supply all de
mands. ' ' 27
W.'W. Dillonrstate'y. M. C. A".
secretary In county work is here from
Portland attending the Presbyterian
convention and is a guest at the Med-
fordr "
For fire insurance phone 64, cor
ner Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D. R. Wood & Co.
" Among Oregon men registered at
the hotels today are F. J. Cornellous
of Eugene,- 11. 'J. Katesdy of
Eugene, Harry U Nebergall and A.
L. Webber of Albany, J. W. Hoyt of
Ashland and R. C. Clark, W. C. Burt,
Wm; Werner, W. ,H. Kay,- B. W.
Jones, C. H. Buckmoyer and Chester
Deerlng of Portland.
Hemstitching, '
Pecoting, : - '
Handicraft Shop. . '
Dr. lcwis who was to have lec
tured at the Methodist church this
evening, has cancelled his engage
ment because of the fact he has been
recalled to Portland. " : .' ''
Today
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"String Beans".
Asa Country. Box, He is at his Best in tin's Delightful Story. -.
PEARL WHITE ,.
in the Third Episode of the sensational serial ; , -
"THE LI&HTNING RAIDER" -
, FRIDAY ' SATURDAY '
' The Famous Stage SuWcess ' - 1 -
"SPORTING LIFEV , ,
A Thrilling Tale of tlie (Jrent English Dci-by and Hie Prize Ring.
.ludgo O. II. Gilmoreuf Rogue
River, was In .Medford today. The
Judge Is ono of ilia leading republi
cans of the county and says we will
elect a republican president In 1920
Paper hanglug, paper cleaning. C.
F. Mnnnlrh. R. V. O. 3. 63
Bnrdwell S. Smith who wits 'called
to tho colors August last and who
had 'been held for guard duty-on the
Potomno itluee December 1st, 1b now
looked for dally by his parents who
oagerljf await Mis coming.
Hakery goods at DeVoe's. -'
J. H. lardy, mannger of tho gro
cerv department of Enders store at
Asjilnnd, Is In Medford for a few days
on business connected with the local
store.
Brake lining tor all cars. C. ,E.
Gates Auto Co. - i f
- Mrs, Sarah Dullng of Almcna, Kas
who spent the winter with her
daughter at Ceres, Cal., and Is, en
route homo stopped oft hero today
for a visit with Mr. nud airs. George
B. Young who reside south of the
city. 1 '
, You can always find something for
a quick lunch at DeVoaV
J. Bamford and Leah Bamford. of
Tacomn and" C;-W. Dresslnr of Spo
kane wero Washington visitors and
J, . W. Ashley and Borrmrd J. Levy
sojourners, from Calltornlu registered
at the Medford today. -
Going? Yes. Where? Applogato
of course. When? : Saturday, April
26. Heine's orchestra. Tickets $1.50.
2S
A Home Study tour Is being
planned for Jackson county to take
place May 21 and 22. Ten farm
homes of th county will be open for
study, and inspection at that time.
The-. Home Study, tour affords . a
splendid opportunity for men and
women to see and study modern farm
homes and homes not modern but
having certain conveniences or sani
tary improvements. The study tour
is beintr planned by the members of
the Jackson County Farm Bureau un
der the leadership of the 'Home Dom-
instratlon agent. ' . v
Judge F. M. Calkins held a short
session of circuit court at Grants
Pass yesterday, granting one divorce
case and hearing testimony in anoth
er case .which will bo passed upon
during vacation. . - - . t
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins board
ed tho special United States railroad
administration train- this moruiug
for a short visit with J. G. Woodward
of Chicago, federal traffic manager
for the regional director of railroads,
who is a relatlveof Mrs. 'Hopkins.
Mr. and Airs. L. J., ochade have
arrived from Portland to make Med
ford tholr home,t..Mr. Schade will bo
with this Martin - J; , Reddy Jewelry
store. . ,. -
', George Htlton.'WUo is one'of tho
most enterprising and modern far1
mers of Jacftson county; has addotl
further to his list of ranch properties
by purchasing. from Chas. B. Carlton
a 50 acres"runch of "Tine Bear crook
bottom land three -and one-half miles
northeast- of Modford-r rMr. Hilton
plans tO'.at dnco dovelop and improve
the ranch und wilf plant It to alfalfa
and grains. . -
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slough of Kla
math Falls are here, he as elder rep
resenting the Presbyterian church of
his home city at the Presbytery, con
vention, and she '- representing the
women's missionary society of tho
same church at tho Women's Preaby
teIal . society meeting. They ; are
stopping at the Medford. ' " ' "
CHILES RAY. PEARL
kME AT liberty
Isnt that n tvnienl Rjiv titleT
KtriiiL' BcnnKT': And it m also nnitc
aoiirouriate . for the efforts of a
slinruer to KwindTo a mtlhble lot ol
farmcm with n fnke canerv, project
for henns in the basis of tlie htorv.
winch will lie seen at the Libert v then-'
ter tonialit. It w a Thomas II. Inie
picture " released bv- Paramount.
These facts, coupled with the declnr-'
atinn that Charles Kav is to star and
that sweet little Jano Novak is liis
leadme woman ought to attract rec
ord crowds. There is' a fine cast, and
the storv is one of those real coun
try town dramas with lots of humor
and human interest and n creut char
acter role for Chnrlqs Iiav.
ihe ef torts ot u swindler to eet
the confidence and com of the trulli
iilc natives of a small town on a
utrine bean cuniicrv proicet form the
basis of .the plot. - The storv is said
to be hiuhlv umiiKimr, full of human
nature and cuiitaiiiini; a ureltv ro
mance. '. .
Pearl Wihte in the third episode of
We "Lightning Kn'i.Icr." 7K '' " ' '
LIBERTY
Charles Ray
'IN?.'
MINIMUM SALARY
OF $1200 AYEAR
The upenine session of tho iSoulh
eru tlreiron I'resbvterv was livritolv
ntteudt'il lust, oveitiuir mul tho out
look is bond foil n " vorv inlortKliiiir
mcutiiitr. , With impressive sevviees
the iiistnllutum of Kev, L.' Mvron
Hoosor ns pusUir of tho local ohuroli
was fullilled, 1'roiuinont" cleiirvihon
of the oitv woin present mul uxpress
ed their iroatl will hml eonnratuliitioiiH
to the pastor elect 'fliul tho vhurelf.
Kv, 1). V. Polini!, un old time friend
of the tmstor, now enenaed in oxten.
sum work for tho O," A. 0. was iiv the
eilv tiiid- ptirtieiputed in thu service
Tluv Tutirinir. moderator irnlled the
Presbvterv to order and liov. O. T.
Morstm uuulo the unonintr pruver.
Rev. K. P. linwronco of Klmimtli
Falls was eleeted lnoiterutor for the
year and pn tukins the ehnir made
an appropriate nildress. The sessions
todnv opened at 9 p'uliwk with de
votional services conducted liv -Row
Louis Ouiok of liosebmv, Ore.
Rov. Jos, K. MeNeiirh was received
from the Coos llav vireshvterv. Hev.
W. O. Forbes. 1). 1).. of Seattle.
Washington. Kov. fluv Wndsworth of
Los Anuoles ro prominent visitors
present to present important denom
inational interests to tho cliuivlios of
Southern Orciron. .
' Tlio nuxlertvtor ahnouneed tho fol-luwine-.'ejutirmon.
of committees:
f Bills , ami overtures. L. Mvron
Boozer: session records, C. Ft Koeh
ler: leave of alisenee. John W. llovt;
resolutions,' L. II. Ouii'k: judicial bus
iness. J. K. Biiillio, I). I.
. The committee of home "missions
mude its annual report to tho nrcabv
ter.v. A forward , step" in tho work
was the announcement bv this com
mittee Unit ovcrv minislor wus to be
assured a snlarv of tl.'JOO nnd n
mnnse as a miniimpn salnrv. This is
nn increase of $'.'tlll over tho past fur
ore. Rev. Boudinot Soelev of Port
land addressed tho presbvlerv and
hrotielit n most encoiiriiuinit report;
The hoard in New York rlosed th
veur free of debt with n siilislnntiiil
sum to apply on the debt of lust
Venr.:, " ' .
Hev. fluv Wadsworth coiulueteil a
conference on the new era movement
of tlic-Prcsbvtcriun ciiurch. Prescnt
intr jn ,Vivid desurmtive phnsos tho
chumrcd and ehnr.uur conditions of
tho world lie set Ijefore the uresbv
terv the trrcat plan for enlareeil work
and oetivtv. This prcsbvterv is to
be completely feorsnnixed nloiu? the
lines of this trront movement.
The Prcsbvlerinn cliuri'li is on the
eve of the nreutest'irevclopnicnt in its
lonir nnd heroic lntorv and lies mar
shalled its meii iind resources for its
ere.'it tirsk. " - '
This eveninff nt 8 o'clock Rov. Bou
dinot Seclev of Portland is to deliver
nn address on the "Leaven of the
dospcl." : Dr. SeelKv ciivo this ad
dress in Portland'" recently and it
created a profound impression.. At
the earnest solicitation of the com
mittee on nrriinireineiilH Jlrj Scelev
consented to mvc this, address at
3 o'clock toniflit. Thouichfiil people
of itedford will be interested, -y
... Guests from a distance registered
at the Hotel Holland today included
Harry Kendall, of London, Eng., Mr.
and Mrs; R.J 3. Kidenay of Buffalo,
N. Y., and A. H. Warner of Chicago.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy-Cheeks-Sparlding Eyes
- -Most Women Can Have
. Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known .
" ; ' Ohio Physician ; ,
. T5r. P. M. Edwards for 17 tears treated
scores of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made of a few
well-known vegetable ingrcdicpts mixed
with, olive oiL natnins them Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets;. You- will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on tho
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison
ous tpatter in one's system.
- . If you have a pale face, sallow look', dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts,
inactive bowels, you take - one of Dr;
Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time
and nob: the pleasing results, i - .
Thousands of -women as well as men
take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets tho Suc
cessful substitute for calomel now and
(then just to keep In tho pink of condition,
p.0c and 25c per box,. All druggists.
To
morrow
NEFF 'AND GORE'
DISCUSS LEAGUE
LIBRARY. FRIDAY
Tho t.wimio of Nnltons will be tho
subject of dlucUHHlou ut tho public
library on Friday uvotiliiK- Portor J.
Neff and W, lls Horn will be the piin
clpla speukora ot tlto uvoiilng with
auvoriil other able orators prosentlnK
various phases of the suuject. While
n pi) and con discussion was orlwln
ally plannod, muny roceut vhaugus
ot tho subject have iillido It nuevssury
to alter tho program. It Is the pres
ont plan to projont tho subject lis
fully as possible In the time allowed
and ojimi tho moetlng tor general do
halo. Tho moating, hold under the
auspices of, tho Drama Lougno, l
open to everyone.
Murk your calen'Jar for tho open
mooting ht tho library on Friday
night. Come prepared to Htato your
hvtuws on tho Loaguo ot Nations nnd
If you have no views come and gat
aomo. - Admission free. ICvoryono
welcome. v j. V "
v ' Start Wet Rofermlum.
SAN KHANC1SC0. April ail- Cir
culation throiiL'lioiit thu ntnte of the
ret'vixiidiim petition iitruinst thu nn
tionnl prohibition nnU'iidiiieut and tlie
llnrris net to enforce Uio niueiidinent,
was Ueuun todnv, it was iiumiiiiwud
liv the t'nlifonim Orniiu l'rotui'tivo
AhhociiiIioii hero.'
TOO UTE TO CLASSIFY ,
FOIl SAI,U Furniture for aule.
' house, for rout; fruit, berries, (tar
dea; close In. 11. O., Medford Trl.
. buue. 28
WTAOTED To buy hay; also a team.
Phono MS8-IU.
FOR SAI,K Modern five-room house
' tfnt a .suorlflco. 60S South KlnK
-atroet. -.-.; 2
Babynts
Grahsm
scunr
COMPANY
SPOKANE
A MORTLANO
Kodak Finishing
' Film dovolopine, 15c roll.-,
Printinpost card size. 3 for lOo.
J'Ax'A and Rmnller, 2 for 5o.
,v. . Every dnv sorvieo. ;
JAP ART STORE
MUJe'UKll 1KUN WUK&U
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also' agent for Fairbanks and Morse
. ' ;'. '. EnelneS. . ', .'l;.' .
17 Smith Biwarslrl
I -V4cV?'Bi
Mae Murray u
m ,- , .)
What am I bid?
COMEDY
LYON-MORAN
rMixedTales,,
(Screen (Magazine
v ADDED .
"A Man of Might"
Adults 20c Children 10c
it
a,
Good
Coming Sat. night
PRINCESS RAHME OF SYRIA In
LECTURE AT CENTRAL POINT
A'nii'o oiiiHiiuttv in hUuo fi''
tlio iieonlo ol' iVnli'iil I'oliil when, on
Tlnuvdiiv eveiiiuir. April 111, t
o'clock nt tlio I'redivlevitin eliuivli,
llie Sviinti ri'ineexi Itiihnui lliildel',
unlive of tlio llolv Iil. w H'"'"
on llio lopiti ol' "liiirlit ol' llm Oweiil.'
uivimr the unitniii and liimioroUH mdu
ol' I'llU'KtillO i ' ,
1 l'lineeuM ' llitliiuu will iippeiir )
Homo ol' tier nnllvu eoHlmiie.i uml will
be nmi'ded hv liec eonnmiiioii. M,uit
Lucille HnnfevH, who will piuhciiI llio
PiH'el IIHiNlii of the Orient.
g.'u'i. . ,x..ivumx-. '- '
I Want Your Support
PMI Tuesday, Apr. 29
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ' ' ,
. Cohan and HaxTia Present
'Flic Smasliing, Tivnit'iidoiw Ovonvht'liiiijiif HenKu:
tioiuu tOllKHlV iht
ilV . ,'V, s-"l T--T-,V. Jl
agora cyxpi
IVosh from nearly Two. Yon in in New York, Six
Months in lloston. Now tho hijyvrrsi" hit in Chicago.
' Big Chorus of Youthful, BeautifiU Clrb
Over 60 in the Company .
Special Company Orchestra ' . ,
Make it a (lain Nijjht, for its tho Tjiup:hiiii?,.I)aii'inr,
Musical Treat of Ihe-Kntire SoaHon ; -
. . Seats' on Sale SaturdayApril 26.
PRICES DOc to $2.00
iK'K'iX'C'?
1 MALE QUARTET
!3 '
Willamette University
?! Songs, Readings and Original Features 1
I Thursday Evening
I..',-1 First M.E. Church , - 1
., t"- ' ,,, - ' V(fl
gj , ,, J AuxpUfH Kptviirth l.i'duuo ' . d
,S Ailiilta Mo, ClilldrPii l.le S
(J) . 1 . ' si
Poison Oak ;
We have a I'dincrly that ih giving sploiulid Kalis
faction, It will 'relieve iuot U vmhou aiul'oure a
great many.' ,iit , j ' , i
Heath's Drug' Store
Phone 884
THE HOUSE OP
is
a
Good
Show
COLORED MINSTRELS
Hear their band .
noek Monroe
COLLAR
BUY VICTORY BONDS
AND UKU'.'KlNlSlf
,T1IK .10H.,' . v
OUIl IJOYS IjIDN'T
WAVKtti . TIIHV 1)11(1
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