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BOBBRT WTHJ.,. Editor.
8. 8. SMITH. Manager.
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wise credited In this paper, and alao the
looal news published herein. All rights
of republication of special Alayatobes
herein are also reserved.
Now Hint rcpuhlirnn k-alers .irc'iti lite al-st r,nt, but there is tjne eon
shaiiinir tlic issues to lie put before ! efete inmpli imt stiseeitili!; of
(lie people i the eoiiiiiiLr efiiiipniu'ii. j more Ilnm mic iiiterpretntioit. ml
Ihev must take nntc oT I lerliert thiit is. "Aliuvi nil. a willingness l
I lonver's pint form. 1 ).iniM'ni. iv ' jihide liv the will of the inn inrit v.'
leinlers nml near leaders ntav sal'elv Mav not this l;i taken as a manh
ignore him, for he will not he the ileiu- eritieism of the administration for
oi'ratir candidate, ami he will have houinu' to the will of a minoritv led
no voice in the councils of the part v. hv extreme lahor rndieals
lien is Hoover's platform: Note that Hoover speaks from ten
''The paramount husiness of every j months" experience in Kurope near
American today is this husiness oi'jlv a year's inlimate contact with all
hndiaL' a nhition to these- issues j elates oi' penpie, and with the ul
i adust rial and econoniic ), hut this j most posit ivenes he tudares that
solution mut he jituml hv Anierieans. wr must solve our prohlems in the
a practical Ampritun way. hased AmeriejMi way. I le is anion' the
Kpcne-i
upon A nieriean idea, un A merit. a
lihilosi.phv of lift.
"Au'airi I wi-li tit rvpnit the d-er-vation
of these fur'!' in Kurope has
reinforced mv Ani?rinim duriiit:
these lnt ten months of ittfiniute
eontiict with them. It has revealed
to me the distance if our departure
1 rom the ptditica I, sot-in I and econ
omic ideals of Karooc. There ha
Lrnwii in the I'nitird States n hi.rtn-r
sene of just ice, of neighbor ! v ser
vice, of self sacrifice, ami, above all.
a willinunes lo abide hv the will of
the majority in every section of thi.s
(ounlry."
How do you interpret " this pla-foi-rii
? To be sure, it covers gener
alities. It devls with the problems
of observer;-, and he is u
practical Jhinker, not a wohblimr
iileali-I uho immures himself in his
own clo.-et. who "searches his own
hearl," and fmd. ihere mi ovpi-jkiW-erinir
altruism by which all the raees
of the world will be regenerated over
niuht. Hoover recoynir.es the fact
that lie live in America, not t'topia.
Hoover has c.tven the Ametieait
jut-pie somelhinir to think nbotit. In
the Milutioti of industrial, social ami
economic problems he stands for
American ideals, and he reject al
torjethcr the idea of internationalism.
And he is ri'jht. He may not tret a
vote in the Chicago convention, btti
Hoover's spirit will be the platform.
Portland Tele" ram.
EASILY TRACED
Thousands who are none too strong frace the present J
weakened state to influenza or some like-debilitating .
. illness. Such could not do better than try the
strength-restoring and body-building virtues of
mi ) immm
This efficient tonic is nourishment in a form that helps
build up a healthy resistance. If you are not in
your accustomed strength n'cA, nourishing
SCOTT'S EMULSION will help you. Try it I
The exclusive grade of cod-ltver oil ud in Scott'a Emulsion I the fainouj
' "S. & B. procens." mnde in Norway and rctiiied in our own American
Laboratories. It is a guarantee of purity and pa la lability unsurpasied.
Scott & Uowne. Bloomfield.-N. J. 19-13
OBITUARY
"The ear 111 lit was bv far the best
wc uivp had since the M M Company
vjis oriinnizetl seven years nun," said
Chirenee iMecker, in talking with a
letn'esentativn of this paper. "Mo
Hpitrt 'the fao thai mcrchiindise is
hither -and scarcer, vet lite people
havo the money lo pay lor the same
and wnnl the heller class of L'oods.
We find it neeessa rv t it increase
slocks in all lines of merchandise to
meet our incrcasintr business. ( hir
clean up stile this Jatiuary lias been
a hummer and shows tin- people np
preeinte the ha riaius offered."
''I am a firm believer in advertis
iiiir." .cjtuitinued Mr. Meeker, "and
know is necessary lor vmi lo in
ereitse) your rates and we will do
more Vtlvertisiiiir this year than in
Jin (!.;
" " Alr.Ieeker is one of the live-win
lnnrVhtlJilH of the eitv, is active in ail
thiirtrs that meu'iti prouressivc uicr
ehnmluiuL' nnd a-, wide nwtike eitv.
The uuillo id' (he j M ( 'innpjin', is
Hehnhie iMercliandise ami licliabl
feMiods.
IUMINK - The body of Mrs. Morn
niir Mooiie, one ol Hie pioneer women
if this county, who died at her home
id Toledo last Tuesday, arrived in
lhe cily this inoniihL' and was iuter
r d beside the remains of her hus
band, who passed away in l!)l, at
Jacksonville tit "J o'clock Hiis after
noon. Ii. L. lioone of Toledo, ami
(ieorixe Moone of Ashland, sons, .ami
a daughter and two nieces from To
ll do attended lhe burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Itooue were anion-:
the early pioneers of Jackson county,
having crime to lhe eoiinlv in 1 H IK,
and for many years resided a! Jack
sonville and Med ford. A hoi, I 1 1 years
a lid they removed lo Toledo.
GIRLS! A MASS
' pjf WAVY, GLEAMY
' t BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Let "Dandcrinc" save and
' glorify your hair
Kiwi Em
I
Ill u fow iiioiiHMlts you i-:tn trntm
form V tin r plain, ilull. Hal Imir. Yn'l
ran.lllirp II alillliilnnl, mm, kIiiss.v iiml
lull i.'f lifn. .lusi ui any ilnm or
Inili'l cmmti'r a nniiill luillh' nl "Dan
rti'i'liui" fin- a li'v ci'iiis. 'I'hi'ii uinls
tun a nufi ilnlli Willi tin- I i.nulrrin.'
anil draw I his iIii'iiiikIi your hair tak-InK-onc
small Mratnl at a litui'. In
Mlantly, yi's, iuiiuiMliatrly. ynu liavr
(li.Hlili'il llii' lii'autv nl yni'ir hair. II
will h(i a muKK. .ii null, lustrous. I'lu
fy anil ho I'asy in ilo 1 1 All
tllrl anil oM'ossivo oil Is roimivril.
I.ol I laniioi iiii' put nini r lili i-olor.
vluor anil lirlKlilni'ss in i.ur hair
This HllniultiliiiK mill,- will irishi'ii
your m-alp. rhi't-k ilamlinli aiol (all
inc hair, anil hi-lp our hair to i-tnw
loim. Ihilk, slrotm ami ln'aillllnl.
DIED
HOI1KIITS Kva lloliorts, wlfn or
W. I). KnliortK whoso ili-alh oi-riirriMl
'I'lllli'silay nlKhl, .lan. 22, IH2II, al
li):o(l p. m., was horn near .lai-kson-vlllu,
(Iro., May 10, ISCS, lined SI
yi'itrn, uiKhL iih.iiIIim, 12 dayK. Shu
wiib niarriod lo W. I). Itooi-rls, April
Hi, IS1KI. liar pari'nls, I lie lale .Mor
rill and Carolino llolliiiKor, were.
oarly plonoin-H ill Oregon.
Hho leaves her liiishanil and one
daiinliler, Mrs. Harvey Fields- of
MeilTord and olio grandchild. Also
threo sisterH and onit hrotlter. Mrs.
I.ueiila Slover, Modl'ord, Ore., Mrs.
Kalhleou Tallanl cf (iladsloile. Ore.,
Mrs. Huiinu Merrliuan, a twin sister
of Mrs, .l(olieiil8iMedloril, aril Franll
IlelliiiKor, Medliiril.
iMrs. Itoherls had heen a dovoLodf
nieniher of I ha llnptist rhiirch slnee
bl'forft her luarriao. She had s(?rvedii
the church In many ways. She was
at the lime of her death a deaconess
and ulso a leader of 0110 of (he gri.'iips
appointed to carry out a ureal eam
palKn. She wan faithful In lhe prayer
nieetlllKs and attendance upon the
services of church, a mosl earnest
student of lhe Scriptures.
Tho funeral services will lie hold
at. the Baptist churcb, Sunday, Jan.
2a, isisn, at 2: so p. 111. Uev. T.
S.' Springs, olTiciatiiiK. Iiurlal will
lie in lhe I. o. (). F. cemetery, .Med
ford, Oreeon.
Some viuiie.1 man resiilin., anvwlier.
il. ,lii-lioli eounlv under li'J vears
ol line, wliii wauls to enler West
1'oiul niililarv ncailemv, the lie.l
scliuol ol' its kiiul in die uorlil, 111. d
uho can puss a uooi! iihvsical elim
ination,, also is well ntialilieil in nr-
itlnnelic, nluclira. L'eoliiet rv. hislorv.
L'coL'raiihv and KiillIisIi should see or
teleltllolle S. S. Slllilll nl once. 'I'llcre
is. all oiieniii!; throimh iiiiiinintliicut 01'
('iilinressiuan llawlev. hut I lie name
miil he sent, in a very lew days.
E
Eub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples
A headache remedy without the dan
cers of "headache medicine." Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
once! Musterole is a clean, white oint
ment, made with oil of mustard. BetWr
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, oil pains and aches of the back
or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
Chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; hospital size
hi
1 VpilS i3'
n MM ill Ml'
I 1HE DANK OF
solute Safety
The Nedford National Rank
PROSPEROUS AND SECURE
.$638,124.00
December 1, 1918
Our Deposits were
December 31, 1919
Our Deposits were $956,867.00 ,
Increase in One Year
$318,733.00 -Being 50 Per Cent.
We confide these Tarts lo tho IMiHe to confirm our irioi
NlateiuenlN. This is not a picture hut a fact.
YOUR BANK
The Haul, of Sale Itelianci1,
KMiiupiiiirm
SHIIjOH
30! COUGHS
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker.
hone M. 4 7 nnd 4 7-J1
- Antnmobllo llearo Sorvtoa
liAdy Assistant
8!l SOLTII ll.Hrl,KTT
Auto Ambulance Kprvlre. rrour,
Lift .GffComs!
"Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Corn or Calius
right off with fingers No pain!
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5TI
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nj)
2.
3rep n litllo Frivjono on nn ncliinir j tiny Kittle of Friwni1 for ft few rcntn.
corn, instantly tltat corn stops hurt- suOu'ient to rid v.ntr fei't of every
iiu;, then you lift it ripht nit. I'jhird corn, s.ft coin, or rem h.-Iwcn
doi-m't hurl one hit. Yin, ningi,'! i IV t,vi, nml calhniea, without s ire-
Why wait! Your drujjiat nils nsssuf lrritiiCou. Tn-lt! N'o lmintn!
OATS
Our stock of re-clemiod Seed OuIk
is complete. yunlity hint -ell II"1
first niiu In llio selection of our need
stock of
fJKAV OATS
IIKII OATS
COM.MIOX WIIITK OATS
SIIAIHOIjAM) AXI) SIIH OATS
See our ktock liefore buying.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 Faf Main St"
Oakland Sensible Six
Popularity Gaining Daily
Five Oaklands Sold in Past Ten Days
6 Cylinder, 44-horsepower Touring Car .......
6-Cylinder, 44-horsepower Roadster
6-Cylinder, 44-horsepower Sedan
$1250.00
$1250.00
S2050.00
'I'lic price liiis lint ;i(l'iiiicc(l yet. All t lit' above models on hand and
ready for delivery. lOvery Oakland owner is a booster. Ask any man who
owns one. The Oakland ii the bi.'.st value for the inonev on the market.
TUM Y MOTOR COMPANY
123-125 South Front Street.
rn
Everything in fact for your
auto at prices so low that
you shpuld buy a year ahead
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Says
a little Salts in water may
save you from dread,
attack.
Rheumatism h easier to avoid than
to cure, states a well-known authority.
We are advised to dress warmly; keep
die feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less
n?at, but drink plenty of good water.
Kheumatism is a direct result of
fating too much meat and other rich
ioods that produce uric acid which U
ihsorhed into the blood. It is the
unction of the kidneys to filter this
:id from the blood and cast it out in
he urine; the pores of the skin are
also a means of freeing the blood of
this impurity. In damp and chilly
:n!d weather the skin pores are closed
hus forcing the kidneys to do double
vork, they .become weak and sluggish
.nd fail to eliminate the uric acid
vhich keeps accumulating and circuiti
ng throtiRh the system, eventually sct
'mg in the joints and muscles causing
ifincss, soreness and pain called rheu
nnsni. At the first twinge of rheumatism
H from any pharmacy about four
.tnces of Jad Salts ; put a tablespoon
.il in a glass of water and drink before
rcaktast each morning for a week.
,'hrs is said to eliminate uric acid by
iiinu!ating the kidneys to normal
.'.-no:;, thus ridding the blood of these
mpuritics.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and
s made from the acid of grapes and
,cnion juice, combined with lithia and
is used with excellent results by thou
sands of folks who are subject to rheu
matism. Here you have a pleasant,
effervescent lithia-water drink which
helps overcome uric acid and is bene
::.,! ,., vrn-r birtnrvs as wclL
Cafe Holland
Special Club Breakfasts
i : i
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Xo. I itr.e Xo. .1 IWo
(1) Egg ...Breakfa"st Steak".
Ilnm Toast
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
Xo. 2 3.-c 0 'Wo
( I I Kt-'S ( 1 ) Pork Chop
llacon (2) Corn dikes
Jlot Cakes Coffeo
Coffee.
Xo. :i :(.-. X. 7 ."c
(H) Wheat Cakes Country SauBagn
Stripped llacon orlluckwheat Cakos
Ilnm Coffee
Coffeo
Xo. I ;wc . " "' .
Fried .Mu.sh with Plain- Omelette
llacon . Wheat Cakes ..
I Coffee ' Coffee ' "
. , ' , irr;
, ; oitii;it nv xi'MitKit
., iWe
, Specialize
M-.-:',. On d''-i;'AV-
lunches;
And Guarantee
To Please
Peerless
Bakery and Lunch Room
1 :
STOP!
THIS MEANS YOU '
See us for Wood, Mill Block.
and
COAL;
Valley Fuel Co.
Phone 76
TAXI
Dodcjc Car. stand corner Main and
Bartlett. Phone 900.
I. t). DELANEV
Rousseau Coal Co.
Produeers and Distribu
tors of Medford Coal.
Price $10.00 Delivered
$3.00 at Mine.
Of i Ceo 25 West Main
Phone 934.
For Reliable
Stylish Tailoring
KLEIN
128 EAST
MAIN
Uostaln