PA HE RTX
NEGLECTED GOLDS
ARE DANGEROUS!
Dr. King's New Discovery
, soon breaks a cold and
checks a cough
CHIT.LS fever snows n ml
then n lin r I rtiH ili-vflni.
Tuke a liitle Dr. Kim;'K Nc.v
Discovery when I h shinies .-uirt.
It Will SOOIl ClKM-k III.' '"M. Hf
coiiKl'-provoklnK tlinmi-ti'-klc. I's'-d
everywhere liy people who know
why Jt 1ms hecii on llm m:iri;t't fur
linlf n century. Uellcves o.hl, i-micli,
grippe, croup. No (livuirreeul'le
nfler 'fTcots. All ilrui.'i:lsts Doc.
and $1.20 u liotilo. (livu ii u trial.
Bowels Behind Schedule?
Liver acting lazy :I!rInn them to
llrao with lir. Kins' .Ww Lifts
l'llls. (ientle hut MinwicthiK sys
tem clennsers that are tonicity in
notion anil pleasing In rfMUMs. UI1
yOc a buttle ut all drug stoics.
Reefer's More Egg
Tonic
Wo sir: agenls in South
ern Urcsjon lor tins ,,u,ir:it-
od fii id highly recommended
poultry tonic.
Try a aekag Others
liave tried it with ;i marked
iiyirea.se in egg production.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Street
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
- KIDNEYS.' USE SALTS
If yemr Back i aching or Bladder
bothers, drink lots of water
and eat less meat
When your kidneys hurt rmd your back
feels wm, don't got w-arod and proccod
to lond your ntomnch with a lot of drug's
that excite the kiduoyft nd irrttoito tiia
entire urinary tract. Koop your kidneys
clean liko you kop your 1nwoIs chmn,
by flushing them with a mill, hannlcua
mlta which removes tho body's urinous
wnsta and Btimulatos them to their nor
mal activity. Tlio function of tho kid
Hoys is to filtor the blood. In 24 hours
thty strain lrom it 60l grains of ncid
nnd waste, bo wo enn rnndiiy underfltnnd
tho vital importance of keeping the kid
neys active.
Drink lot of water you can't drink
too much; al&o pet from any pharmncinfe
about four ounces of hul Halts; tako
a tabh'Bponnful in a rUba of water
before breakfant each morning for a few
dnya and your khlncye will act flue.
This famous Baltrt ia inado from tlio
acid of grapes and Imnon juion, combined
with lithia, and has Iwcn urn-d for genera
tions to clean and ntimulato clogged kid
ncyii; nlno to neiitralizo tlio acids in
iirino bo it no longer is a Bourca of irri
tation, tints ending bladder wcaknrwi.
J ad Snlta is inpxpctiRivc; cannot in
rturc; makes a delightful clTervrHcenl
lithia-water drink which everyone alum Id
tako now and then to keep their kid
neys clean and active. Try this. uIho
keep up tlio water drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder whnt Itccajua of
your kidney trouble, nd lackachc.
Rousseaii Coal Co.
Producers and Hist rilm
tors of JMedl'ord ( Vial.
Price $10.00 Delivered
$8.00 at Mine.
OfiOe '17, West Main
Phone 931.
GIM CHUNG ,
China Herb Store
llorh euro ror earache, hcailacho,
catarrh, diphtheria, soro throat,
litOK trouhlc, kidney trouble., Htont
iich trouhlc, heart troulilc, chills and
fover, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carlmncles, tumors, cracked
hrennt, cures al! kinds of Motors. NO
OPKltATIONS.
Meill'onl, Orei;on. Jan. 13, l'.U7.
This Is to certltj that I, the uniler
slened, hail vciy severe ntomnch
trouhlu and had heen tiothered for
Boveral ears and last August m ;is noi
expected to live, and hearing of dim
Chuni; Iwho-c. llcrli Store Is at - 1 I
South l'ront street. Medlordi. 1 ie
cldcd to Met herlis for mv stoir.a-h
trouhle. and I started to fecllni; bet
tor as ftoon as 1 used them and today
am a well man ami can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as 1 was to
soo Glm Chung and try his Hurl's.
(Signed) W. li. JOHNSON.
"Witnesses :
Win. Lewis. Kalo Tolnt.
W. Ij. Childreth. Kaslo Point.
M. A. Anderson, .Medford.
S. B. llolmoa, Kaiile Point.
C. K. Moore, Kaciii Point.
J. V. Melntyre. Kaitle Point.
Goo. Von tier IIoIIimi. Kaslo Point.
Thou. K. Nichols. Kaule Point.
' I
(!',v C. I. KcjwU.)
A'h 'rl - n' 'I"" p'
Ii nl l';n'tois tmlii v in American in-du-lrv.
Il i- iii1.' 1" i'it i' -
pntfiit ji t'.-K-lor, lnivwviT, in llie di'
vefdiniienl l ;i-rn-n!! ure jsii'l ni"i-.'
eiec:jillv in Mm- -iile H t'niil. Tlr
w t'-.r (he C;tl iiini;i Kruil (!mw-er-'
je-MH-i.-i I inn. lt:-!i lui inlb-s 1 1 1 -eitru-
trulls -.. :7."iiu pnr nl" tu-jtiiL'e-
mid li-ui'tii-. Tiicv liitd l.IMMl
f;ir iiHU'e nl I'mioti- lh;in flu ur
uiiil iti. 11. ill of tin (.nitiLre crp
Wiis ':tleru-i;i , ( I.m Ii riiicn in llie
-iiiiinier nt ;i tutu- when we do im!
mil ii fitlh1 f n -nine ni iini'-. (intMi
iiilvert iiriur ;ml --l.ilh'iil m;i rkel itir
sold theM' filiu- fruits et nn jiverji;;
cost lu-iec (f .).'Jc a Iki ineludiin:
the jiilveil --iiiL'.
T-'ive veins n'jo the raisin 'jruwers
w.-re havin- tronhh -ellm- (mJHMI.
(HI0 i ii i ii in Is nt' rn i.-iti- a va r. imw
thev ure ellinur nii-r :iiin.n(l(l,(Ml(l
pintiiiis. In fic vears thev iuereas
ed the const i nipt hut nl' rui'-in- in
hake -hops from T.nno lm- t l-'i.-(HHl
inns. .Imlicinii- advi-t'li-iii-J
riin'ed his tniinaLjc a it' I made iiml
keid t lie raisin 'j rowers prn-pei'nns.
The era ii he nv n rowers I m 1 he
threo states of Ma-s;ieni-etts, New
Jersey and Wisennsin were up
ni'iiinst n stit't' pi'npn-itiun this vear.
Thev hail over :uii.iHHi barrels of
erauhei ries, and little nr im suar
in siht. The erop is very peii.-hahlc
and wilhou! mi aliuixlaiice nt'.elieap
simar is ha nl to mine. The rowers
of the three states organized ; i r t . I
t'onncil one selling asocia t i n. V
heeeinher 12. thev had moved the
."(Mt,(l()ll barrels ol' cranberries,
over !MI per cent of their enp al
prices which hrniiht the blowers i
splenilhl itrofil. This remarkable
roeord is tin; result of uooil luarket
iiiff (l"s extensive nilverl isinir.
A number of voars aiio the Cali
lortiiu walnut industry was in n had
way, with 18 million pounds llie
ninrhet was poor. The arnwer-J or--amerl.
adopt eii the I Hue liaiiioml
brand, and started an exten-ive ad
vertising eauipaiiin. This year in
three days after tlieir market opened
thev had sold 12 million pmmds of
walnuts and were nldied to I urn
Omsk The Chicago of Siberia
(husk, for a lime seat of the l-ov-eruiuent
headed bv Admiral Knlehak,
was shelled and partly burned re
cent I v bv t he Itol.-heviki, aeeordin ;
to news dispatches.
Located on the Irtish river, longer
than tin1 betlcr-known id-ja ami ap
pro.vimatelv as loin: as the Missis-.-ippi.
Omk, once the seat of uovein
ment of the Steppes region of vi"!
Siberia, under the monarchy was llie
cross-roads of the route to central
liiisia, ( irenburt;, and Turkestan.
It lies alonu the trans-Siberian
railway, runuimr 1 roni Moscow to
Vladivostok, a ."i,:tH.Vtuile journey,
taking ten tla-, formerly made in
a luxurious express t rain eiiuippc!
with bath-rooms, dispcu-arv. and li
brarv.
A mill (lie ruiti of an old fort,
behind lite iiiUM-iiiu of the Imperial
K'u-siau I leoi; rapliical Snciet, stood,
until a few year- ;i'. the hoti-e in
w hich I he famous K u-ia u nov eli-t .
Kendor Ito-toieV.-Uv. peu! hi- four
vt'jtis of imprisonment ten ears be
fore our Ci ii Wa r.
lloinc of llie Itussjaii IHikeus
Here lin-toicvskv wrole his Siber
ian -novel, "iieeolh'i't inns ot a Pcad
Mouse," translated into llnli-h under
l he t it!e "Hurieil Alive in Siberia."
which is the "Little llornl" of the
Siberian exiles. Indeed, his subjects
ami characters have been compared
In tlo.se of Ihekeiis, though hi- treat
ii ten t i- t ar more ui im. Out ot In
experience with el 'I initials w Inle a I
Omsk ;il-o ( atne hi- "Crime ami
I 'im is Inn cat" in w hii-h, il h s,in i -
IF Iii IS TURNING
GRAY. USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother's Recipe to
Darken ana Beautify
Faded Hair.
That beautiful, oven nhrule of dark,
irli'tmy bntr run only be had by brew
lnj: a mixture nf Wa- Te;i and Sul
phur. Your hair Im your charm. It
nmkra or inarn tho face. When It
fntte. turns i;ray or Ptriv;tkrd. Just nn
npplnatlon or two of and Sul-
phur enhances its appcaranve a hun
dredfold. lnn't t'other to prc-paro tho mix
ture; you ran get this fananis old
recipe- tmproxed by tin addition of
other Ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. It is called Wyetli'a
S:n:e and fulphur t'oinpound. ThtH cm
always bo depended upon to brtm;
bark tho natural culor and lustre of
your hair.
K very body uses "Wyeth's' Sa;p nmt
Fulphnr IVmpeund nov beeiuse It
darkens so naturally ami evenlv that
nobody can tell It has been applied
You simply dampen a sponge or soft
lrnnh with It anil draw thin through
th hair, taktnff one Pinnll strand nt a
t!ne: by morntnff th gray hair has
disappeared, and nfter another appli
cation It becomes beautifully drk and
Appears Flossy and lustrous This
ready-to-uiu preparation 1 a delight
ful toilet recjulftlto for thnio who de
sire dark hair and n youthful appear
anre. It Is not Intended for the cure,
pnltUaUou of jireyentlen of illnpasp.
WEDFOTID MATT, TONTINE, TUTDFOTCD. OHFiON. AVF.l
II CAN ALSO DO FOR OREGON
down orders f .r over till car-. Such
brand-. a the "vj V" brninl and the
1 ! 1 liiver brand of apples have
been advert .-ed to vnml advantage,
hut a- vet. no apph-.-. on the Pacitii
ina-t have been a- extensively ad-cHi.-id
as thev Vim'tld be. 'i'he
n-wers of Jonathan apple.- L'ot 1o--cther
thi- vear rai-in- .-f1 1 HO.IKNt f.-r
an advert i.-in- cati.pain with the re-
alt that the enntiv c"Mitined t he
bi-je.-t ernp nf Joiiahan- that ha
I'Vrr been MiiMluecd and at the bcM
prices in the pa-t decade. Tlie en-1
per box was piacticalv nothing. In
lleccrnher. tin prune iinwers of Cal
ifornia advertised in national me
diums their new Sunsweet bra ml of
prune. In three weeks from the
dale that the tnst ;n! vert isement un
pen ml thev bad received 2:iU0 in-
diiiries. '('ampbeH's Soup is well
known in every household, vt Camp
bell siient l.(HKi,t!lMl educatiu-
Ameriejin women to a ppreciate
( 'amilidi'.s Soup. As a result ol
this ml vert isitn.r however, he sunn
-old .i;t.".IH 10.000 worth of soup.
National mlvei tisin'.' briiiLis se(
I'crs to the country. A vear au-o the
tianue j rowers of California receiv
m! Ci.ntHt lelti-r- in one vear from
ea-tern people who de-ired to make
( alifornia their home. The raiMn
rowers received 7.000 iininiries in
one vear. A single advert i-einenl of
Hie "1'iiez" proilticts imhlished in
one magazine of national slandiii" is
briuninu- iuw lamilirs of settler-;
to Salem to eiiiaue in tho raisin-j of
loL'iinberries.
Women determine. t a In rue ex
tent, what tvtie nf f(nal the family
will consume. Merchants prefer to
sell advert i.M'd product. Not to :nl
ertise, is to admit that one is behind
the times. The Oregon (irowers' Co
operative association is adopting ;
state wiile braml. It will beuin nd
verlisinir in n eonservative wav first,
and will increase this advertising as
I he tonnage warrants. We hope in
the not far distant future to he able
to advertise no) only in the jobbing
and trade papers, but in inntrnziiies
ami newspapers in order that we mav
ntnke Oregon's splendid fruits well
known and appreciated in ever',
American home.
prophetic vision, he pictured i future
liiissian people freed from bonds of
force, but united by ties of mutual
1 rust and kindness.
In the principal simare of Omsk
stands the Church of St. Nicholas,
in which banns a banner reputed to
have been that ot' Yormuk. a Cossack
bandit of the Yol'ja. who turned over
the vast domain of SiberiiP to Ivan
the Terrible, with the result that Yer
tnak procured his own restoration to
'Moscow court favor.
Thus that tyrannical and talented
Tsar came into possession of the ex
tensive territory which had been
wrested from the Mongolians bv litis
sians who had fled from the mad
vnuries of Ivan. This s;une Ivan,
ii will lie recalled, threw bis regents
to the doirs, dared to proclaim him
self Tsar, thoii-h his father bad not ;
then summoned ln first Ku-sjnn na
tional a ---cm lil v. k tiled his sou in a
lit of aner. and t ook I he hood of
the stricte-t uioiia.stie order itr-t be
fore Hh end id' a dissolute personal
and brilliant pnlilical life
Man Iterances Cnlhercil There
Coiinded otilv about 200 years nyo,
Omsk nominally is a eitv approxi
mately the sie o' Ih'rinite.'haui, Ala.,
nr I'ater-on. N. J. Iiecelttlv refugees
have lat'Lielv im i'ea.sed its population
Its neare-i ii'Muhhor alouur the Irtish
i- Taia, an obb r eitv, where I'eter
I be Creat ordered 700 citizen
butchered because thev declined to
take an oath of allegiance.
The Omsk niii-enm was a principal
point ot interest lor louri-ls because
of it- lhj!, . -t i u ot ethnological relics
of the sj cj t.,.,, ,,r ha r: en ida in- nt
western Sibetia. which includes main
prehistoric specimens.
I."ti'j a Ces-aek center, the Siber
ian Cos-..-!. .s tumid Omsk a conven
ient ra!!iiej place In resi-i the hd
she ik in I i uem es, which appealed
st rotiirlv to a foreign or niixeil cle
ment in iiiisMa that has no counter
part in Siberia. 1 leseendants of
mativ of the colonists sent to Siberia
bv the l'io ei n:ient. and a!-n ot manv
political cxde-. ;itv of n-d K'u-siitn
stock.
Mr. Iltblrelh of Halle Fal1- t- en
h in-j ;i -it with hi- parent Mr.
and Mr-. F. A. Ilibtrelb. here Cn-
I week.
Mr. ami Mr-. Mile-, riiroute t mm
' Los An-eh-s. at winch pla. e the
' -1 M-n; se ci a 1 w ecks, to t lu-ir 1mm.
J u. I'ortlan.i. .topped otl in Centra!
Fmnt lor a V!i; with their relative-,
Mr. and Mr-. W. F. Kahler. Mr. Mile
it - a brother Mr-. Kahler.
! The report in the . al comnis
the Medford Ma;! 'I'nieine Sj.tun'av
! is-ne. tliat there were f n e i a-e- ol
; -ntalbx'v here, was news lo the en-
1 ii . i. liiill.lt, all.) i .ill -ed ;i l; 1 v;i t
ileal ot polideriliv; as to i,.w the 1 i
ua-r siurivd. 'i'tu ii'.y board oi
health have thorotiLdilv invc-tijatevi
the matter, and at ibis writing (S.m
i!nv, February 11, Iiml ali-oltitelv no
-uiallpo- here, nor any other di-ease
of a contagious nature. Tlie local
health hoard will be on the !..!,. ni
for anv contagion.- li.-c:i-c- iiml ail
-ueli eases will he stirctlv iiuaraii
tmed. Also ol'liciallv reported. So
t hose people who have In -en unduly
alarmed over a mere rumor mav rest
iii-v now. There is no danger.
Mr. and Mrs. ;. . Cummins- of
liable I'oint were Central I'nint visitor-
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cum
miiejs bae iust returned fmm a
very pleasant visit with San Fran
cisco friends.
The news of the death of Ted Les
ter of Table li'ock, who was well
known here, cau-cd a irrent deal of
sorrow Miuoni: his host ot" youm.'
friends in llie community this wee!:.
Mr. Lester's man! v. sterlin- duali
ties endeared hmi to ail who knew
him.
C. S. Sanderson, former busines-.
man of Cent ral I'oint. but now of
.I'ennlc, revisited bis former home
here duritiir the week and enioved a
several hours star.
Tlie (lohl Mill bovs and -iris ba-k-i
Iball teams came to Central Coin!
Frida y evenim: ami )la ved two
i-ousinir i:iod liame- of baskelball
will; the Central Feint teams. Cen
tral Foint coiuin-j- out winner after
a closely contested uame with both
the bovs and yirls' leam. Centraf
Foint will plav Cold Hill on their
own floor in the near future.
.Ilert Newton of llornbrook. Calif.,
wns amoiiir Central Foint friends
and relatives here durim; tin; week.
The mission established here bv
I be Apostolic Faith people, and
whi'di has been llie center of wor
ship for the local followers of lite
a I love fait Ii for over a vear, has
closed, and the fixtures, furnishings,
etc., have heen moved to another
held.
F. S. (Jleason of Fortland spent
few days here recently with his
brother, K. Ii. (ileasou and famih.
I he visitor formerly resided here
and has many friends in the valley,
lie is now travelimr salesman lor a
Fi.'ople's Kurnvdiinir house in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Xeff spent
Saturday evenini: in Crants Fass.
W. K. Kahler, who has been unit'
ill at his home here for the. past sev
eral duvs, is much improved at this
writinir and is able to be out nnin.
This will he irond news fo his manv
friends. Mr. Kahler's illness has
been due lo a general idivsical bleak-
down.
Mrs. Herbert Clark and little son
arrived here Sunday afternoon from
a several weeks' pleasant vi-it with
the funnel 's parents in Taeoma.
Wash.
Mi-s I la! lie Lester of Table Imh-I.
was a visitor at the liobert Moore
home here durinir the week.
Somo newcomers have liotmlit ami1
moved to tho ,1. W. Keott ranch but
havo not learned their name.
Mf.ss Yella Taylor is very sick at
the 'Modi.e orchard with tlie flu.
Italph Russell ot the Meadows was
doiim business with John Innan ol
Sams Valley Wednesday.
d'reachini? has been goiiiK on at the
Chaparral school the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kroner have been
staying at the Keott ranch several
weeks. Mr. K reiser fed out some 'hay
he hi.imtit t here.
Ilert Chapman and Mr. ISitvh were
trading, in Medfot'd Tuesday. Mr.
Ilirch stayci! over with hi;; mot her
and fdster,
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morrison, also
M r. Mynat t are down with t lie tin.
Willi Dr. Heckman in attendance.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Wilhite
were up from Moonvillo to visit Mrs
Wilhite's sislei-, Mn K. Class, Sun
day.
Morn, to Mr. and Mrs. Klhert Class
a nine ll. ba'.y irl. Jan. 1 .
Mr. Marvin AhlnXt left Monday
after several weeks stay with lu::ne
folks, for California.
Mrs. Carl Narrean (0 Aniioch.
nave a sewim; carpet r:i'A i'ce 1 hurs
day and served a splendid dinner in
all those pres'iit.
'I'heo. class went to Willow Spring i
this week to .ut up a Imildiun fn Mr
Ralph Dean.
W. C. Chapman and daiK- ht :;rs
Myrtle and Klla visited in Sams val
ley Sunday.
Jess Class and family nu-tored to
Kui;Ie I'oint Sunday to attend preaeh
inn. Mr. Chapman h;rv been down for
two weeks with la grippe and tnnsi
litis. TALENT TALK
The sli. holders and teamsters 11!
the Talent irrigation ditch (ntiii-inv
went in a triko Saturday mort'in-:
for a wjue raise. They ask !or a
i-ii.-e from $7 no to Sn.ihi per day t. li
the tia'nsfe'-s, which was :efueii
Only one siuek and thirteen went
home but the company decided the
one woal.l';-; i.e t f niuch benefit io
theia and sent him home. . When
they ralb',1 for their cheeks Mondav
feHILOH
30S?8i:5COUGHS
iXKSDA V. l-T.nr.TARV
inoniin they were informed they
would have to w.ift until omp1. T!ii
1 Ii ftillleir' ( :i were lix-alvd ht fore
i hey could receive them.
Fred Lesl-r who died at ih- Sacred
Heart hospital Jan. L'7. was well
known around Tak-nt, hein an em
ploye of Mr. ( ha:i Canlner's for the
last two yearf.
Mis, K. II. .tones was visitiir: at
Ihe home of Mrs. Clint Cate'.s of
Si rintiiown Thui'Miay.
Mr.--. Fearl Cunn nMnrncd lionie
Thursday from a vi-il with her j: rand
mother a; Dallas, Ore.
Miss Maud'- Kay and Miss Ilert lu
llayinor. of f'hocaix, were v.sitiim at
the home of Mrs. Kail Urisci.-.j Tue
day. Wednestlay eviiin::, Fclirnary 1. at
till' Metlioiiist i hun h. tii if will in
a Hfieial riy-n by the coinmuutty.
There will be siiisimi and Professor
Kimer of the experimental Station.
Above
New T
The roii.-n-kiililr new tlircc-pnini
suspi'iisinii 'i'riilo: Sj n-i ti.ys "I
(hcrhuiil I si'i'arnti' -;ir ami nccii
ants almost r-innjiicli'ly froei t Ik
iinpiii-l.-! el' 1'i'iinh reads.
'l'hc- irixlui-c a si lisatieil alniesl
like Tidiiiy; sii iMy aliec the
tromid wlii'i'c liunips are seen I nit
sean-ely j'elt.
These springs ahser'u read
shucks and t;'ive the ear a siin.ih
e'elil!ess nl' inn! imi. Strain on the
hodv is t lilts '"Teat Iv lesseii'-d; ear
McCurdy-Browne Motor Co.
WkmvAA
St I
4
li, P. motor
. - !
ti'Jgn'JC V1 ... - . ; :; J.C-!,- cn Move It
j0$0$m Powerful viifi m&m
Men arc Sawing from 151 20
Coras f Wood Per Day
a P - k t n B
vv in ios
Portable
Dpmt Saw
BUILT by the PIONEER EU11DERS
OP LIGHT Di?AQ SAWS
I. 1020
u-ttl lecture iv hi.- t.-ip I
,) China, and
will i.e folb.v.. ' with n.:r.-:.hmc:its
aml a :,.J;!i ;,od t:m.'- Adm:,sion
tree, and evrybody i. txpMted tn
come and enjoy the evening with us.
Th(. Aid will m"; wiili
Mrs J.nuk- I'-row;. at h- r home , h.in
dav IVbruarv ... A l.-n-eciii hind
will be .. rved. Kvrybody web time.
Mn'i K-io... has ,.;,! she -im1- r of:'
liomepad near Waser IW.o.
! which bruiu-ht him l."1"1- IH'
.-e!el.raii- Co- . -a.-iwii '' ;1
1 iii-h- ear. ii t a 1 in
Mr.-. John Hearing l"-ii i'hni. dav
in A-.ijbiui! isiitn-: lu-r daujter, Mr:'.
Pell I'ol'ef.
Mr. a:.d Mr. liib-y Nyc-waiacr
wre in Medlord .-'atuiayii-lK niiu:;
in tlie nmvi
.Mr;. W'm
iland ef Win!'
I- tor a u.'nnn e sia o u n kw- t-j
a i s. Margaret i'ni.-i:.. ,
n TRIPLEX Springs
Suspend the Gar
Roa
127 N. Riverside, Meclford.
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HUBBARD BROS.
MEDF0P.D, OREGON.
lFlAM for catarrh
GPF.N3 UP NOSTRILS
" m'ov- T.i Cot tjuick Uoliet
ff.ai. iieati-Coids. It's Splendid I
Pl uae ai mute your cle;.'';ed lio-tni't
,"tl o; tho air ii!issa-;cs Of your le .
,.'! l ie.ir and yj l r:ih )rc.ithe fr.-. i.-,
-,j .nv., MiutM m.', l.Vmii!,-,
i ;i',.iri- tlry!" No st ruu'litr f
i. . Pa ;it iiii-'ht ; yorr cold or catairi
i'i l.e :jra
uit?! h"M" -f Fly's Cnr.fi
i Pa!:-: f"'iir your ilru'ist now. .-pj !v
j i,tik 'if" tliis fragrant, anli-eja.i-!
'ir-.tiiej cr":en in ynur noslril?. It, -t(.
J .-ir.ii t:iiouh every air pass:ie of
i te ad. hrs tha in flamed or swoll-n
ur1n,'t;n ineinbrane anl roliuf eutuca in
! pinnl Iv. i
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Cal.. arrived m Tab-!:! Monday mo!U- wjth a void or ntuty cutiirrh Kclki
d RoBghiiess
jiaii; -iim! iiieehanisin wear better
and ..n:er. '
'The !i'.;h! weiu'lil of Overland I
srells e'-ononiy in t ires, oil and 1'iiei,
I leavier i ar rmurerl is supjilied
1 . the lengthened Sjirin'liase.
'I'he shorter "wlieeHiase gives
added ease in handling.
Overland I is a ipiality ear in
roust rue) ien and I'inish. Kquip
iiieiil inelinli's everything from
Anio-Lile slariing and lighting to
elect rie horn.
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Two Men Can Move II
ikym r''em P'a So P!ac
f .f4$&'--Si&iW' '" One Man
Vcu vvii! liKe 5hc MiichflE PnMable Di'a Ssv
Vou will lite ihz ,y3y if jS buiif. It has a $ut
sJaniic?, w?!! bt --acttS wood frame wtticli injure
titc rsr-jp p a?li?nrt:r;! of trcaving parts and pit
viis n-t3chfsf;om rsciiJ to pieces In
shori tinrjc. The cn&im is as cai eJulJy built for
s wor-K cs Is ai i automobile engine. An lit
hon system that is tsoubleppoof. - An n&U
that sj e3sy to s!a;l and is not only powerful
w!ms; you iuiv the smxhlnt BUT STAVS THAT
WAS". Ff.ii iijiiccJ wiio a metdl to metal engirt
Ciiiitn, vyifcii sssrrtsS, that Is a real cUit.
Corzc in and Let Us Show You the
Main Features of the Mitchell Saw