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t'AUESIX MEDFOKU At Airi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 01WOON, FRTOAY. - MAY 9. 101!) Don't Let Catarrh Drag You into Consumption 'Avoid Its DuArerous Stasre. There is mors serious stage of Catarrh than the annoyance caused by the ntopped-up air passages, and tho hawking and spitting .and other distasteful features., The real danger ;omos irom the tendency of tho riiocase to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected, and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease cannot be 'cured by sprays, inhalers, atomizers, jellies ana otner local applications. S. S. S, has proven a most satisfac tory remedy for Catarrh because it goes direct to its toutvc, and "re moves tho germs cf tin dbcr.so from the blood. Got a bottle from your druggist today, and begin' the. only logical treatment that gives real re sults. You can obtain special medical advice without cliargo by writing to Medical Director, , 27 Swift Labora tory, Atlanta, Ga, AFTER THE smudge appointment for vour painting, per Make vour poring, tinting bv DICK SANDERS '' Good owrkinansliip guaranteed. No disappoint ments. No lingering done on jobs. Residence 844 W. Fourteenth St. Phone 840-J vi lit SACRIFICE SALE . All Government property used at the Oregon Agricultural College ' for Student An::y Training Corps, NOW ON SALE. ,; Kitchen and Dining Room equipment, including refrigerators, steamcookers, power dish washers, ranges, etc' Also Auto., Trucks, Auto Motors, Radio Appara tus, Tools; etc. Goods on inspection at College. For particulars and list of property, see ; E. l DUFFY, Manager, O. A. C, ' . i . . Corvallis, Oregon. MED FORD ONE DAY ONLY W & d nesd ay, May 14 ONLY REAL: WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS ON EARTH p trains OF-cmcus Wonders o 600 People 600 J S50 Horses 550 EVERY. ANIMAL AN ACTOR EVERY ACT AN ANIMAL ACT 1 200 PERFORMING ANIMALS 1200 Mora educated -wild beasts than ell other shows combined Moftt sensational wild animal act extant V -, OnPepfop,T,ln3 Jn !Sn Dancing Horses Afi OU Lions OUIU Dancing Girls 4U in una ez fin ActGorqeous Mr. Barnes offers as an added feature this season The Fairyland Fantasy "Alice in 'Junalilahd,.nltlfS rad10t30a. m. - Performances2Bnd 8 p; m. : Doora Open 1 and 7 p. m. Come Early. There la plenty to amuse and Instruct.' One hour concert before eaoh performance by Bernes' 40-Ploce' Marine -Service Band. lonvo tlie eiiMiinir vour for otlior fu-lils, Clmi'les A. Kinir. iminiHl twin nitr tetiflirr mid ittlilotit' ilirwtov, Imv ilic hvv vli-vtril tu ' iliuilnr liufilimi ill cnnneetiriii ' with the Memtml schools, Tliin chninto is eonsitlervd in the wiw f u promotion, ' Music to bent the himtl , -will 'he licit rd in tho imrks on Krutiiv even iinr, Miiv D. front her permittinir. This chtcrtiiinmoiit will ho tho initial one ot its kind C. tho invent seuvim. Kollowintr nt Ntiitotl intorvuls thoso concerts will continue throughout the summer, tlccoriUiiir to customary schedule the imst few eiirs. Ashland's biir nntiitorium promises to -renew its old time prcstiuo thin aensoii, hiivinur been lensed to new mimnueniprit, Unfold I, Trcirilmi of Portland boinsr the new director. The familiar Nut wilt bv hendniint'terH for biitli. whilu Kwimmiinr lnd 'other nuimtic sports will be tnuu'ht under competent instruction. Tho bul'd- inir mid its enuiimient nro on it col ossal scale, wntvr is nhuiulunt. mid when tho ueed in dicicuteil there ts nliniuliint room for dancing und ntli letie unmos. The swimmim? nools are in line, with the Jntmess ot tlie struc ture. l)r.;t). M. Hrower of this -pit v. In tin enrlv week issue of tho Portlimil Joiiriml. treats of the "Overthrow of our 1'olitical System." a movement which he regards inevitable sooner or Inter, due to the trend of events both domestic and foreiirn. ; Word hns i reached Ashland rtdit lives of the birth recently of a daugh ter to Mr. and ! Mrs. lloss Klius6n whose home is in tliu. - vicinity of Turin, Province of Alliertn. I lie limits of cxasiH'ration were about reached iu the ease of n soldier, returned from overseas, who testified that when he eot homo he found his uirl beimr carrossed bv n slni-ki r wio wns faiinnie liir with his exemption eanl. Women of the Baptist church eon ereitntion will ' hold n food sale at tnders' store. Saturday. May 10. Alfred Beek-'of Yrekn is back here "lookinfc fo- trouble" on electric liitut and uower lines. His family will re locate iu Ashland, bnvinir been' resi dents of biskivou county for some time oast '.'H.'C. Stock has several fine boats on the stocks here, to be laiincliqd on Lake of the Woods the comiuir sum mer. A nuniherpf new cottnues will also he added to the bunitalow sec tion ,'of , that ' lake resort within !u month or two. Mrs. Mildred" Kltint of "TClnmnth county, nnd MiM Oladvs AmdeuAtc- ot han rrancisco have been visitini; their parents horc..Mr. and Mrs.J). A. Appieeate. - K. K. Walter.niK'al telcirraidier nt the depot hns italic to St. Louis ns diilvaccredited reprcscntntivo from this iur.'sdictionTto the national con- vent on of railroad teleuruDhcrs. . iQuv Wuleott. tme of several re ASIILAXDi May. fl.-rrfSi.ecial.V "Over the top on Thursday,'', was the announcement eoncernintt tho Victory loan iiuotn us applied to the Ash land district. However further sub scriptions are. in order, as they will help to swell the excess fianrcs, the problem now nut heinsr one of raising the miotn of $173,01)0 and soine odd dollars, but of itettins in on the croitnd floor iu the wuv of purehuses before the ciimpaiL'n time limit ex pires. There never ' wns a ouieter ciimtiaiKir on a tintineinl proposition in this vicinity.' results beinc ttccom- plished without any irrandstand idav or frenzied i,;m1. iitatlier any list of unrehnsers have been iKiraded. The liialiest individual pun-liases weVo in - the $2,000 'classification, saowiiis that 'hi situ, volume of the lotfn was placed with the "common peepul." O. Winter was chairman ot "the cnuipuiun forces in this district, and he and his assistants have scor ed a victory, both as applied to ini dividual effort and government aid, finifnciallv ereditiihlc and mutually satisfactory to all coiu'.'rmct in the sreneral result us achieved cither tlinuurli district, countv or state or eunizntion. or nil collectively. A seven day proirram awaits ' the pleasure of the local Chaiitiiiioua as sembly for the. season of 1919. the specific dates being July 18-2.". Ellison-White attractions -"will aovenu mitable anions illustrious talent beinu William Jenninss Hrvnn. Ida.Tarbell and others. J. II. Fuller will direct the management.- Frank J. Shinn be init secretary. ; ; " . "'. Dr. 11. B. Moore, eliiropractie. was summoned to Orcuoii City a few davs since, owinir to illness of his mother. K. F. Smith nnd Charley Lindsay ienve for the Klamath country in n short time, and will trail a number of butrtries into territory that is; as vet, seldom visited by a motor car. plan nine to sell every Vehicle at irood nriccit. "Horace Mitchell will act the part of interpreter for, them at the seyeml Indian agencies.' inasmuch as. Smith onlv talks Modoc, while Obnr ley makes signs in Yainax with flif ficulty. '.' " 1 : Mrs. Jetinie-Dovnincr of Los Anse les; u former well known .resident hereabouts, is here visitini; numerous friends of the olden time. Auxiliary Hull was the scene of an cnthusinstice Commercial club I vitin Wcrnpsftft.- rt.n"nw. : 1M lnWIlttnafintf ' Ba.rla fnwn ft, A Insual order of business. A. G. Clark ntn?iv of (lint family name from OPPOS of Portland, manager of the Asso- i ciated Industries of the -fitato, wis ; present, speakine' in behalf of "Bie- eer Payrolls for Oreeon." The club is ouUinuine a campaign of publicity this season which in scope will in clude a number of major activities re lating to hiehwnv and irritation de velopment, tourist trnvel , not hemic overlooked, ns indications point to a big influx 6f visitors this summer from all'directions. . ; ' ' - The Free Methodist annual confer ence is to be held in Ashland. Mav 14-20. Bishop Pierce presiding. Lat er on a summary of tle chief events on the program will be announced. April weather averaged on the chil ly. order, although a maximum of 80 degrees was reached on the last day of the month bVwaV of a welcome to the Mav sunshine. The minimum was 25 on the 14th. Precipitation, 1.40 inches, clear and cloridy'davs being about enuallv diviSed..' ; . ; J . Another Ashland instt rlctor will ! here -in the nnnv. is' home from the northern ' coast 'artillery garrison points on the Columbia T 10 PAY INSURANCE ,wASIHXGTOr. Muv 0. Tho witr risk insurance 'bureau toduvi issues another appeal for disabled soldiers and sailors who are entitled to re ceive compensntio.i-ciicc!;.'.. but who may trot be receivine' them on account of a recent change of address to com municate the new address to th.o bu fenii at once.- 'Ncnriy.v 3.000 cheeks aggregating-thousands of dollars rep resenting compensation for injuries' have been returned to tho bureau for liliifc of proper address. ' ' - IS EOIOTW OF PEACE TREATY LONDON, Thuriiduy, May. 8 After moeilUK to consider tho term ot peace Iniponed upon Oormnny by the allied ' and imsooluiod natloiiB, the national exoeuttvo committee of tho UritlHli labor paiiy tonlKht iHiiuod numlfosto daclarlnK the troaty In aome essential particular "oppmied to mo tiuclarutluna or rrealdout Wil son, 'of the Inter-uilled labor confer- onee and the llorno contoronce. nnd very dereetlve fr6m tho.stnudpulnt of world poaee. "It bears ovldenee of a compromlao uy capttniism and Imperialism which still dominate. European stnteo," the manlresto doclsred. "Any permnnent donlnl to (iermnny of an opportunity to become a mandatory under the Lenxue ot Nations must 'causa leal ousy and unrest lending to further International disputes." . , Homo points criticised wero tho falluro to give Germany roprejenia tlon n the reparations commission and the omission of provisions Tor a profertwslva limitation of armaments by other slKnatorles to the troaty, Tho manifesto protested against the permanent separation of the Bnar basin from nermany and advocated a plebiscite in Malmody and othur con. losted territories between BelKlum and Ciermany. ' t PRIVATE OPERATION OF SHIPS JONES' SOLUTION WASIllN'OTO.V. Mav 0. 1' rivnto operation of all ;nerehunt ships built bv tlie government during the war. ex- cept those nCcessnrv for govenment departments, is proposed in a bill framed bv Senator Junes of Wash, irtgton, who will bo the chainiian of the senate commerce committee in the new congress. HOW THIS NERVOUS WOMAN GOMELU Told by Herself. Her Stn cerity Should Con- ,. vinco Others. DISORDERS of tlie stomach end constlpntlon are tho' most common diseases iof children. To . ; - correct them you "will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. ' One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make; yoir child bright ttnti cheerful tlie jfollowing morning. , po ''riot purtNi your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets ore better and more pleasant to take: S jP Interested in Farming I Fii-st Xjttj'ftiiiir Bunk vi't'ouriiizca tho ftirmin; intovt'St:i m one of the most im norlnnt we have in JnckHtui Coutny nnd its facilities nnd services hre mo Imilded tlitit the Maxiinuni degree ot Knot! banking ervice limy be rendered in its behalf.'.., -' ivt nV'ti'unfntiMl and let us know you ' "nnd your problems; ' " ' " '- ' . Capital $JOO,000. , v .. the First NPmmL Bank riEDFORD OREGON - - n i ' i i ... -t- ih. . , ,, - . ' t Christopher, III. "For four years I ftiftered from rregulkriUes,i weaknesk. nervousness, mil was in a run down condition; Two of our best doe tors failed to do me any good. I heard so much about what LydiaE.ri.nkhani's had done for others, I tried it and was cured. I am no longer ner vous, am regular. and in excellent . I bellavo the Compound will e." Mrs. AWCB health. cure anv female trouble. ilKLLUK, ennstopner, in. Nervouonessis often a symptom of weakness or some functional derange ment, which mav -be overcome bv this famous root and herb remedy, I.ydin E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as tneusanas. ot women . navo iouna py experience, i - - . ; if complications exist write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lvnn. Mai's., for suggestions in reffard to your ailment. 'I he result oi its long experience is at your service. - .. . Latimer's Powdered Arsenate of LMd in Four-Pound Bags Saves Money, Time and Material v5 lV FOR SALE BY' PENNEY & CO. 0 MEDFORD-S. P. '.Track.- . '' MR. AUTO OWNER Look These Prices Over For Balance of Victory Week Only : : Kellogg Engine Driven Tire Pumps. Reerular g price $15.00 Victory Price $ 9.00 ; - Bumpers. Regular Price $13.75. Victory Price 7.00 Standard Crescent wrenches, 10 in,- Regular Price $1.00. Victory Price .75 Standard Crescent Wrenches, 8 in. Regular Price 80c. Victory Price . , . . .60 Best Pliers on Market. -Regular Price. ''$1.25. , ' Victory Price .75 Blowout Patches. Regular Price, 75c and $1.00. -Victory . Price . ,: ,5tK A No-Glare .Lens. Regular Price $3.50.' Victory ' Price, pair ...a....... :.,... ... 1.00 f Other Good Lenses at,, per pair.'. -Spark Plugs, Regular Price $1.00 and $1,25. Vic tory Price .75 .65 .35 Spark Plugs. Regular price 75c, at ..; Weed Skid Chain, at 35 Per Cent Off Regular Price for Victory Week. A Few 30x3 Non-Skid Tires, 4,000 Mile Guarantee, all fresh, new stock, $17.65 while they last. Regular . Price $24.60. ' - : Extra Good Hand Klaxon Horns. Regular Price $4.20. . Going at $2.75. - , A 5-Gallon Canvof Eastern ;,Parafine ' Base Oil, highest Grade Obtainable. . $3.65 if iyou bring yottr ''can with you. t , , r,'l j Spring '.Repairs. - Regular -Price $1.60. Victory Vv;i'' Price , .. . , . ".75 Stewart Gas Savers. Regular Price $7,50, Victory ' : ' Price . . .i 5.00 Waterberry Tire Pump. Regular Price $6.60 Vic- f tory Price ). 4.50 Shailer 5-Minute Vulcanizer. Regular Priqe $1.50. . Victory Price . . , ? 4.00 Clover Leaf Valve Grinding Compound. , Regular Price 45c a can. Victory Price.: 35 Many other articles too numerous to mention We are Agets for Firestone Tires, Scripps-Booth and Dort Touring dars and Republic trucks T v T y y j ? y y j T v & Gook "'Auto Go. l' . Va ' ' ' v 1 ,1 ? (Succes .1 We have -Mechanics for any Car Made. (Successors to Power Auto 06;j MiiiOtt
