jTODFOTID MATE 111 TRUNK fETDFOTtD, OKKfrpy. TIirifKmv FEimiTATlY 2
PXOE TWO
6, 1920.
The contract for the construction HaroUl McDonald ?'hc 1 for months
of tho Grants Pass Irrigation tliatriot past has been a hpec.'al state officer
H.vstem was let Tuesday niKht to the in tho employ VI the ti h and same
Shattui-k-KflinKur company of San cominiiiHinn, arrived li.T e yesterday
! Francisco with ihe undemanding and returns to Portland onifiht.
While tlie nun was tdiininK and not;'1' work i:; to bo cojnpli'tod by
a break could be man in tlio cle.tr, May Jut wifh water in the ditches
sky early thin forenoon. ('. Caie 'ready lor the farmers on that date,
ordered tho storm weather flaj; 0111 T1'f Kystrn wilt, consist cT if, miles of
on top of tho Liberty, building ! r:,nal 1,11(1 lalerriln, and six milea of
today's official prediction from Hanp!""-iaier.iin, tiumes, bridges, pump.-;
FranclKco was for rain 'or know
night and Friday. The prediction
"was a .welcome mm, especially to the
farmers and orehardists.
Hot tanialo and en ill concarne at
DeVoe's.
Wanted to rent or buy a 'horse and
buggy. L. F. Thorn, lli North Ivy.
rhono 4 n;-n. ass
The head driller, Mr. Harris, of the
' Trigonia Oil a'nd CI as company, will
arrive here this week from California
to finish up the odds and ends in the
preparations that linv bven nmdo for
tho drilling of the company's first
well which will be begun on March
1st.
Savage I ires make more miles. We
Bland right behind them and make
adjustments right here. You know
the rest. Will II. Wilson. ass
On and after January 12 tb nines
& Snider garago ivill bo opon day and
uight. - tf
IC. Ni VII m, proprietor of Ihe
Rogue- Valley mills was taken fix'm
his' home on Houth Holly' street, to
the Sacred Heart, hospital yesterday
Hiifferlng will) a had case 'of flu.
.lust arrived. Car of famous Utah
coal. Vttlloy Fuel Co.
The Koguo liiver Valley Canning
Co. will now contract Ijor.JOliO Kna
hou'b pack of tcmatoe:i, beans, ber
ries and all kinds of fruits. tf
Southbound passenger train due
here at !):H5 a. in. dally did not ar
rivo until after noon today, having
been delayed by a freight train wreck
near Glondule.
Savage tires mnko mtfro miles. We
At find right behind thepn and make
adjustments right here. You know
tho rest. Will II. Wllsqn. L'SS
There's ti firm In your city that
can supply you with garden seed, fer.
tillzers fct garden, lawa and flowers
.nd poultry supplies oi all descrip
tions at prices to conform with those
of catalog houses soliciting your
trade. Why not try buying your gar
den aeed at homo. Our seed stock 1:;
as good as can be fc'und anywhere,
and our's is a homo Industry. Try
us this spring and save money as well
as avoiding the nuisance, of dealing
with foreign houses. Our name is
Monarch Seed & Feed'Co., .'! 1 7 Has!
, Main street. 2X7
Dr. L. A. Saladn recervc a telegram
yesterday conveying the sad news of
tho death of Mrs. Salade's mother.
Mrs. J. W. Fuller, STi years of age,
at Catasuukua, Pa., of d.(.ible pneu
monia following an attack of Influen
za. M'rs. Salado and her sister, Mrs.
Ji. J, McCaskey left. Jwro several
days ago for their mother's bedside
Immediately on hearing of her ser
ious Illness and bad just reached Chi-(is riMiuested that all members of the
ind motors. The terms of the con
tract are on a cost basis with a limit
ed profit for the contracting company
as its profit ceases when the estimate
of the cost is reached.
Savage tires make more miles. AVe
stand right behind them and make
adjustments right hero. You know
tho rest. Will II. Wilson. liSfS
One fine Page Six roadster, $flf)u.
C. ;. dates Auto Co. 287
An enjoyable night was spent last
Monday night by tho members of
Talisman lodge, Knights ofi Pythias.
Following a short lodge session dur
ing which two new applications were
received and five others voted on,
Captain A. .1. Vance gave a very in
teresting talk about bis war exper
iences in France and Italy. At its
conclusion an invitation was voted
Captain Vance to repeat his exper
iences lecture before Ivanhoe lodge,
K. of P. at Portland. His talk on
tho war was pronounced as the best
(tf its kind ever hoaml by the local
lodge members. The rest of the en
tertainment program was miuln up of
a piam.'solo by Mr. Haigbt, some card
tricks by .lay (lore, a vocal solo by
Air. (iaylord, a social session and the
serving of lunch.
Mercerized embroidery floss In all:
colors. Handicraft Shop. 2SS
Orres, tho ladles' tailor, will be at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latest styles always. tf
Portland people whoso names dec
orato the Med ford register are Mr
and Mrs. Herman Kckhardt, Edward
Ij. Kropp, F. L. Rice. .1. II. Downey,
K. L. Perrott, W. W. Carroll, ft. D
Walters, 1 V. Hex, Chas Soule, C.
M. Obenhaus and L. C. Sorensen.
A new line of all wool suits just
arrived. Will 11. Wilson
School' dresses for girls in plaids
and plain colors. Handicraft Shop.
2SS
The latest issue of tho jacks.':t
County Farm Itureau News is being
mailed oat today to the many sub
scribers of that meritorious publica
tion, i
Laces and ribbons for lingerie.
Handicraft Shop. 28S
Savo from $lt to $10 on a tire at
the big sale. C. K. Gates Auto Co. ti
At. tho regular monthly meeting of
the local post of tho American Legion
to be hold in tho Moose hall Tuesday
night, March 2nd, tho matter of a
bonus IVr ex-servico persons will
come. up for discussion, and arrange
ments made for the transmitting of
the views oil tho Medford post direct
to the Oregon members of congross.
This is a nation wide movement, and
a inaUer of groat importance-, and it
cago when they received a message
telling of her death. They continued
on to Calasankuu, and Dr. Salads
will leave for that place in the near
future.
Tho famous Shasta taniales on sale
now. Shasta. .
Dry oak wood ?l..r( per tier. Dry
rails $-1.00. Phone 4-1I-.I. a HI!
Mr, and Mrs. W. I' Kesee and
ebauffeur Itoy Johnson Cf Aberdeen.
AVash., arrived in the city yesterday
from southern California enroute
homo by auto. They aro at the Hol
land. A. new lino of all wool suits just
iirriveii, win p. .wikimi. j -
For sale Ituck shot gravol. Phone
n 1 t
(Icorgo Carslemv nigil clerk of the
" Medford, is expected home today or
tomorrow from Han Francisco, for
which city ho left last 'Sunday.
Tho Medford Printing company has
tho Do Luxo Multiplex cash books
und other ruled books, loose leaf sys
tem, also inventory sheets. If you
noed thoso or any other blank books
or bills to fit any binder seo thin
offlco and patronize homo industries.
Hasklns for health,
The many friends of Mis.t Cat her
that she Is able lo he up again afltr
a month's Illness with pinnimotiia.
Dr. A. Iturkiuud. chiropract phy
Hlciau, who is a graduate of (be Pa-i-.llic
Chiropractic college of Portland,
has opened an office in the St. Mark's
building. Acute and chronic caes a
(specialty. '. .sS
It. I. lied eggs at De'oes.
"The (5 reat It lacks! y.ie," world'1
master maguiau, and , leading mem
bora of bis company, who appear at
tho 'Page tonight, are quests at the
Medford, the company and its earloac
of paraphernalia having arrived in
the city last night. :
FIVK MILLION PKOl'LE
USED IT LAST YEAR
CASCARAbPQUININE
Sl.mUrd vol-! rpnitdy for 20 yc.r.
Ht t.blrt form a(e, ittir. no
opi.te. .HijM up 4 cyl.l in 24
i!'v pc in ai: bux luj d lied
Tv m VMtl. Mi. Hi!r
a. At A Drat .S'li.
legion lw present.
iHetUn look 'em over, Ihose new all
WOOl HIlilH. W ill II. WilKOll. L'.SS'
HoniKtiteh your tahlo llnonB, hIit?1r
anil pillow easoa. ' 1 landlcraLt Khop
288
Min. P. II. Oalley who Iuih been ill
with (lie flu rt.V the past week was
able (o bo removed to her homo yes
terday from tho Sacred Heart hottpr
till.
Orros, tailors Tor men nnd women.
IllKli grade, only. ABhlaud, Ore.
l'rlcea cut to Uio bottom at tho big
sale, C. K. Clatos Auto Co. tf
Mr. anil ,lrn. II. I!. Welch or Talent
wero visitors in the city yesterday
and guests ut llle Holland.
The very latest in all wool suits.
Will II. Wilson. , a.ss
.Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetioro for
Nullono, I'hono rStri-.l.
Dr. and .Mrs. A. ilurkl'ind, who
recent ty loniled liere are at home at
Tilt! Oakdale. .Mr. Ilurltluud is a chi
ropractic, physician.
(let tho habit! Buy sharos now in
the Building and Loan. If
1'sed Kurds and Clievrolets at the
right illicit. llcCiii'dy-Hownu Motor
Co.
The chamber of conimerco main
room Is being cleaned out today and
the exhibits re-arrangiMl to make
room to hcuse ihe American City
Itureau statr lieaduuarters during tlie
bureau's campaign to increase the
membership ot' t ho chamber which
will begin at once.
Lcttlo Howard invites you to sec
the spring hats at her old stand, 10'.'
North Central avenue. U S'.i
Seo I). It. Wood fi. Co., Dm. 309
Liberty llldg . for tiro liniininco. tf
Ceorge 1. drput of 1'oi'tland, wlio
Is here working in behalf of the presi
dential candidacy of tlovenu.r Low-
den of Illinois held a meeting witli a
number of Lowileu men ai tiranls
I'ass last night in a hardware -sU.Vo
in thai city. Mr. Orptit is in Ashland
today meeting some of the repuhll
i ans of t hat city.
Have vim seen the used car bar
gains th;it wo aro offering. McCurdy
Howne Motor Co.
Hotter look 'cm oor, til "so new all
wool suits. Will II. Wilsol '. SHH'
The famous Snaata taraa 'es ou sale
now. Shasta.
Miss Lucille nas.wtl, slst t of Miss
Olive; I'. Hassett, domest V : science
teacher in .Medford liigh xi i lool, ;.rt
for her home in Newborg. Oi v. Thups
day morning to make final treii na
tions for her maTrlagu to It. HiHico
.MacKeown of this iclty. .Mi ', 'riac
Kecwn is employed by tho t- iowrn
mont in the entomology wor! I bore
and will bring his bride to M. Klford
to live.
Carl Jeschke, IilgJi grade - patch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir stre 5t.
T. H, Daniels, who' has been quite
ill with the flu for u week or more
was removed from his home Wed
nesday to tin; Sacred Heart, hos pita,
where he passed a restless night., He
is much improved today and h' ii at
tending physician reports that he is
satisfied -with Ills' condition. .Mrs.
Ilaniets. who also had b.ien 111 with
the flu. Is now reivivering..
Homstitchine antl poco ling. The
Vanity Rhon.
The Central I'njnt school beg;in to
serve a hot soup to ilrii.lc with, the
noonday cold lunch 'VOrtiary !). They
realize that the diet Jtas a great leal
to do with keeping well, :U'd this hot
so'up will no doubt. hel to keep tho
children,., who formerly ati' a cold
lunch in belter condition to U'irow off
the cold and influenza scvnii i which
seem to be everywhere. -Kan u bur
eau N'ews.
Ilteaiittfnl new nnrlnir dor,tel.'S In
THIS WILL ASTONISH
MEDFORD PEOPLE
Tho ytilck action of simple witch
hazel, camphor, hydrastis. etc., as
mixed In I.avoptik eye wash, will sur
prise .Medford people. One. girl with
weak, strained! eyes was helped bv a
single application. Her mother could
hardly, sew or read because of eve
pains. In one week she ton was bene
llted. We guarantee a soiall bottle
of Lavoptik to help A X Y CASK weak
siraiuea or inihuied eves. Aluminum
eyo cup FREE. .Medford i'harmacy.
Main and Central. Adv
The smiling face and always cour
teous demeanor or Walter Dunlap,
day clerk at the .Medford hotel, will
after today bo .nissed by the guests
at that hostelry, as he recently re
signed to enter upon a business
career and- has accepted a position
with tho BuIIIb atitl Skewis firm and
will herearter a:kist them in their
lumbar nnd can mine Interests with
headquarters in tHe rirm's oHicc. the
M. F. & II. building. A. CI. Lanibin,
an experienced hotel clerk who suc
ceeds .Mr. Dunlap. as day clerk, ar
rived in tho city last Sunday from
Portland and has been acting as night
(dork during (lei.'rgo Carstens' short
vacation in San Francisco.
Slab wood for sale by tier or coird
Valley Fuel Go. .
William .1. Warner, assistant iiosl
niasler returned to duty today tirtor
having been unseat for a week cajiseti
by a relapse, from a flu attack. The
members of liis family who have been
ill with tho flu aro well again.
Jien J. TirrJwbridge or Medford. is
in tho city today transacting basi-
I'dioe ncSfi a,1(l looking up some of the
It Pays to Advertise
You use Ivory Soap and Commu
nily Silver and Diamond Dyes, don't
you? - And all tho other nationally
I advertised products. Why do yo',i use
mem; Uecause they're advertised.
,o you're going to be interested in
the picture we're showirtg tomorrow
and Saturday at the Liberty. It's
called "It Pays to Advertise." Bryant
Washburn is the star. The picture
snows the inside workings of the ad
vertislng business. The .hero makes
himself rich in two weeks by cleverly
advertising a new brand of soap.
Does it scund dull? Well, as a
play it was one of the biggest suc
cesses in years when shown in New
York two seasons ago. It is stili
running out on the road.
Take it from us, it is one of the
funniest and cleverest comedies ever
turned out.
It Pays to Advertise when the
goods are good, it's a knockout. ,
Lrmivn nil utnnl fli i n nl I in e
i,i; .,,; .i,,,.! ,v.y anights .of Pythias and "Doliies
pendants. .Martin ,1. iteddy, Jewelt r. J " . acquainted. -Mr.
uo. Irwtv, ridgo is high up in Pytbinjiism.
.11... IT, nl l,rh ,len,o'n-.iand ls "0W 0,1 hi8 wy to tho Chair
..... ,.,.,.1. vuiuiuuinn oi uio oruci
Wo weld any
"lln-all o' I lav."
Works.
t;. W. ..nig of
old thill):
Vulcan
but the
Welding
Sacramento unit
stration agent, spent today at th
normal building in the Bellview dis
trict assisting tho women of that dis
trict in making dress forms.
Cakes, French pastry and cream
puffs al the Shnsta.
Mrs. S. 11. McXair of Ashf-md spent
yesterday afternoon in this city' as
one of tho meinbors ol' tho home
service class of the Ited Crosf- chap
ter. A new broom sweeps clean. - Try
us on brivkon parts. Vulcan Wei.d
ing Works, ;19 'South Front. 290
The American City Bureau is con-
ducting a similar expansion and re-
organlization campaign to the one
now on hero in the interests of the
chamber of commerce lor tho Ashl
land commercial club.
Try our merchants' lunch. The
Shasta. tf
.Mary K. Fawcett, dean of women
from the Oregon Agricultural college
will speak under tho auspices or the
College Woman's club at tho library,
Tuesday evening, March 2nd, at S
o'clock. Her subject will bo "Build
ing Your tlirl," and a cordial invita
tion Is extended to every mother and
daughter ol' Mcilford.
. Brunswick phonographs on easy
terms at Hale's Piano House. tf
A big turnout ol' Elks Is expected
at tonight's meeting when the dis
trict deputy Mr Oregon or tho B. 'P.
O. E Mr. Wylio or Klamath Falls,
will pay his rirst official visit to the
local lodge. One candidate- will be
initiated.
Painting, tinting and decorating,
orders promptly attended to. I'hono
Ctl4, Elliott & McCatrerty. 3S4
Among the guests al. the Xnsh are
,L P. Minard or LO.) Angeles, It.
and S. K. .loans or Seattle, William
llanipson of Crescent City and Mrs.
II. A. Williams and' V. M. Petterson
of Portland.
in this state. Grants Pass Courier
Xc'tieo
X.oti:m is horebK given to the gen
eral public that my wife, Pansy D
Brook, has left lny bed and lioard,
and that herearter I will not bo re
sponsible for anj- obligations incur
red by her.
' Hated February 2(1, 1920.
2,S7 EDVVAltO !l). BltOCK.
A. .,& A. M.
A Special Communication Meil-
yford Lodgo 103, Friday oven
Ins. Fell. 27, 7:30 p, m. Work
in '.E. A. degree.
2SS IX E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
V00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIt SALE One iron bedstead, one
set springs, one mattress, one 9x12
rug. 'Phono 7S6-X or call 517
Park. ' ' ' "i.'- 2 89
WANTED Clll'h,. or women. .Medford
lomestic l-iaimdry. 28S
LOST Oray jeW:y""silk scarf be-
between Sliastu and Page. Keturn
to Alii 11 Tribune. 2N7
H'A.NTI-Ji) K pom and part Ohio
board by laily high school teacher.
Call S;t2-lt. 2SSi
WANTED Young business man
wnnts i-6oni u-id evenjng meal in
private) family. Box C. M... .Mail
Tribune 2S9
FOR SALE S"nctnd hand gas stove.
Phono 19-F-fil. 2S9
FOR RENT Two room furnished
bungalow. 220 Laurel street. Two
brick rooming houses West Main
street. ,lno. F. White, phono -1-I9-M.
292. the three sides of them were tho fro
By .lames Oliver fur-wood
"Back to Cod's Country" shown on
Ihe screen of the ltialto theatre, be
ginning yesterday, represents the ac
complishment or a task ot incredible
magnitude.
Aside from tho fact that it is a
graphic version of my original story,
"Wapi, tlie Walrus," which was pub
lished in the Good Housekeeping
magazine not long ago, it has the dis
tinction of having been made farther
north than any other picture In the
history ot' the screen. All of the snow
scenes were taken on the tar share of
Lesser Slave Lake, north ol the atith
parallel.
Avoiding Static
Frequently tho temperature was
fifty degrees below zero and it was
as cold as sixty degrees below the
zero mark. In tills frigid temperature-
it was found necessary to draw
all, oil rrom tlie cameras beiore they
could he operated.
A matter of scientific interest is
the fact that in this far northern lati
tude, over 211,000 feet of? film were
shot without a single foot or static.
This remarkable result was achieved.
undoubtedly, because tho two cam
eras in use were constantly loft out
ot doors.
Probably no group of actors ever
had a more interesting experience
than thoso who wore engaged In the
making of the northern scenes of the
picture. 1 went ahead with David
Hartford, tlie director, to pave the
way for the company, the arrival of
which was greeted with a number of
dogs and sledges, which conveyed
them from the line of rail into the'
frozen Arctic regions.
Overcoming Olistuclcs
Ono or the most remarkable
achievements in motion pictures, I
bolievo, was accomplished when wo
built a ship, one hundred and eighty
feel long, in the ice of Lesser Slave
Lake. This played the part or tho
Irozen-in whaler. Flying Moon. . The
masts and heavy timbers wero hewn
out or the forest, but all lumber and
oilier material had to be brought by
I dog sledge from the line or rail, miles
away.
l;pon arrival, tho members or the
company round themselves in the
midst or a howling wilderness. On
zone rorests. Xorth and east were
the barren lands on which they were
to enact the scenes lor "Back' to
God's Country." Between them and
the Arctic ocean there was not a foot
of railroad or a settlement.
Tho Leading .Man Hies
We burned night and day fires to
keep out the intense cold. I passed
up and down constantly among the
actors, watching their faces and
warning them at the first sign of
frozen ears or noses. In spite of this,
scarcely a member of tho company
got away without a frozen ear, nose
or cheek. One member suffered
frozen foot.
Despite the fact that cast members
were begged to take proper precau
tions and minute care or themselves,
Ronald Byron, tho leading man, died
soon, after his arrival. The tragedy
nearly resulted in giving up tho venture.
IGrit and determination on the part
of the cast saved the day.
WIFE" SAID PASIOR
The great laugh festival "Twin
Reds" which has broken all records
in all the prominent cities in the
world will be seen here at the Pago
theatre On .Monday night, March 1st,
distinguishes itself from the majority
of comedies by tho clean wholesomo
ness of Its story, the rapidity or its
iction, the dramatic litt of Us situa-
ions, tlie wit and breeziaess of its
lines and the deftness of its charac
terization. Description of tlie com
edy conveys but a feeble- idea of the
complicated actions which aro un
wound in the course of its three acts..
Theatres ring with happy laughter, dorsement rrom such a source? Even
and catch words from "Twin Beds"tl0 most optical must admit that
are heard in every quarter. Tho com-1 Anti-Uric Ins merit
Anti-Uric is made from herbs only,
We believe that anyone sufforin? .'
with rheumatism will be interestec
in the following letter received by ;
the nianulacturers of Anti-Uric:
".My wife suffered for years with -rheumatism
and we had Just about
decided there was no hopes of a cure.
She was unwilling at first to try Anti.
Uric because sho had used so many
remedies with no benefit but was ;
persuaded to do so. The outfit seem. ,
ed to make her worse but she per-,
sisted In the treatment and the re-,;
suits were remarkable. After suffer- ?
ing ror so many years she is now i
well and we are unablo to express--
our gratitude In sufficiently strong i
terms."
"This voluntary statement Is given J
in tlie hopes that others who suffer;;
with rheumatism will bo convinced J
that Anti-Uric will cure them. Any--:,
one whtl wishes to Inquire of mo"
regarding my experienco witli thisjj
remedy is at liberty to do so and will
receive a prompt reply. Both my
wife and myself thank you from the i
very bottom of our hearts." ';
(Signed) ltevorend Phillip C.raif. ''
The Reverend Grair lives in Seat- J
tie, Washington at 1300 Thirty-ninth j
Street and is very well known in :i
that city. Can anything bo more ...
positive or convincing than an en- '
pany seen here is tlie best ever or
ganized and plays only the prominent
cities of tho middle west and Pacific
coast.
s
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Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be
cause of their insidious attack::
Heed the first warning they givo
that they need attention by taking
GOLD MEDAL
KS33SII3
The world's standard romedy for thes
disorders, will often ward off these rite
caM and strengthen the body tigainst
further Attackn. Throo sires, all druggists.
Look for th nam Cold Mmltl nn Trr bos
mad accept no unitAUon
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO.
UNDERTAKERS
Iny rhono: Pncirtc Til.
NlKlil, riionee: V. Weeks, fUS-J'J.
fliinUm r. (iiiTi'u tit Mtnlosto are Culi
l'ornt:i Kiirst at th. Holland.
'Til.' vtM-y htto.st in nil vul units.
Will H. WilMui. l!Ss"
Don't throw U iiwuy. (lot it woli!
Vulcan WVhlini; Works. L'iiM
Curst at tho Mt'iit'nrd im-hido tr.
;tiul Mrs. .1 Vnk iuu Mr. and Mm. .1.
Ih'imoy ot Srattlr, llhuhs 'iko nnd
1 ! i,, tin-tin- of O.ikbml. Calif., dsi
Mt on- and Mrs. t. M . Kiniu-y of l.os
Annr-lc-s 1'. H, Hiililurd of S.tn Kran-
riM'i,1, It . K . Thorn pson ot" I Mirby.
Mont., antl John A. Matm-y of Klam
ath Kails.
l'or oyo, car, nor,. Throat 900 fr.
Uehu l,fh(rty lUds. (".lassos fitted,
l'or Uio host insurance soe llolmo
tho InMiranoo Man.
Thro l rr.oro Caiarrn tn this srotlop
of the rci'intry than all othor dlneamis
vm (oKotnt'r. ana rr w.r t w mm.
iiosed tn bo Inournti.. Donor prescribed
Itiou! remedies, and bv ccmstr.Mly falling
m chip won jochi tr.'rtnicnt. pronouncvn
It lnMirabl. I'ntnrrh 1 n In.-.tl ilmo.io
nrvuuy i-"iueiK'0.ti iy cnnHiluiiional eon-
"iiii'iis ami un'reioro reijmrea nmstilu
tloaal treatuu'iil. Hall's Catarrh Mt'di
Ine, maimrauurej by V. J. Olunv A
Toledo. Otito, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken Internnllv and acts
thru th- Hloo.l on ttio Mu.-mm Snrf.i.
of tlie fciyst'Mii. One Ilundretl !ollars ro-
am m onrre.l for flay ease that Haifa'
I'atarrh .Modi, ine to .-urn. y.onH f.ir
cluulars mi'l testimonials.
V. J. CMKN'KY CO., Toledo, Ohio,
i by I irui;(:i!iti!i, 75c.
Hall s Family .vuin ur constipation.
DR. RiCKERT
r.XTS, 8CTETTF1 CAI; I .T
t'KSTKIV, AVU
PROPERLY FITTED
NO PROPS VSED
lirflken Ionsoa Acrurntely ImillrtrJ
Hullo i-a over Ir t?o.
308 E, Main, Uotlr
" .. I ll , ,:jl!ll"""litim
A
Just Yellow Mustard
for Backache, Lumbago
Grandmother's old miissy mustard
plaster or poultice generally brought
relief allriKht
even in tlio aevor
ost t-ases, but it
burned and blis
tered liko bla.es.
j "Meat eases
pain" reduces tho
inflammation and
scatters conges
tion, but you'll
find that while
Begy's Musturine, made of true yol
low mustard and other pain destroy
ers is just as hot as the old fashioned
plaster it is much quicker, cleaner
and more effective and cannot blister.
It's a great eNtertiul remedy just
rub it on wherever aches, pains, in
flammation, congestion or swelling
exists and in' a very few minutes the
relief you have longed for suroly aiv
rives because "Heat eases pain." 30
and CO cents at druggists or bv mail
S. C. Wells & Co., LeRoy. N. Y.
containing no minerals or salicylates.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction
or the money spent for it will be re
turned. Anti-Uric is for sale at
Heath's Drug Store. i .
NEW HAIR aller BALDNESS
IF YOU am lnMnit hair, hare dandruff, or tro
bald, let ft Ixi kiiuwn tlml KOTALKO. rontain
iiia Cenulno bear oil nnd oilier potent Innrcdl
nits, is woml-rfullv HiK'ci'Mijful. fur tucii. winn),
cliiklrt'fi. Hair grown, damlniff rllmlnatpd in
muiiv rnpf wlicn all else failed. fII0(i (;iAB- T
A NT KB nnd niDticy-rotuml offi-r. Oct a bos at
nv busy iiharmacv; or cend 10 coats (or Proof
Uox of KOTALKO to
J. H. Briltaln, Inc., Station F, New York, N. V. ,
Millinery
All the newest and
smartest Spring Models
now on displaj We
shall take pleasure in
having you call and see
them.
The
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.
a young man who" prac'tifced "mediiinb
in Pennsylvania became famous and)
was called in consultation . in many ;
towns and cities because of his success)
II in the treatment of disease. He finally)
Ji made up his mind to.nlhpA Knmo f i,;-
. - i w "V XljJ
prescriptions before the entire United )
States and, moving to Buffalo, ho put )
up what he calledJiis Favorite Prescrip-J
tion, and placed it with tne druggists
in every'state in theIJiiion.
That was fifty yearsiago this winter.!
For fifty ymrs this-'Favorite Prescrip-'
tion of Dr. Pierce hasseold more largely
throughout the Unibed aateslhan any'
other medicine of like character. It's'
the testimony of thoiisands"of women I
that it has benefited orentirclv cradi-1
l'$fftjr r - f'tai aistressinguments as wom-J
.vi' cn are prone 'to. v
For over -fifty years some of Dr. Pierce's tome medicines Wfteea 'selling over'
the drug counters, so'. that more than forty-eight millionottles nave been sold1
during that time. This speaks well for the reliability and value of Dr Pierce's stand 1
aid home remedies. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is" a blood tonic and '
strength-builder which contains no alcohol, yet has tonic qualities that have endeared
it to the American public. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, composed of May-apple 1
aloes and jalap, have long been considered the best vegetable laxative Mora1
recently that wonderful kidney, and" backache "remedy , of Dr.VPierce'namelvl
Anunc (anti-uric-acid), has been successfully used by many thousands of people whS
write Dr. Pierce in unqualified 'terms of the benefits received. .
San -Francisco, Calif. :-Jl have used Dr. Pierce's remedies in my family for fifteen rears and "
ave found on every occaaton that they gave satisfactory resuitKecentiy Ivas tnmbW 5t W
V in vynd my ba.k conMantty pained me. ,1 took three packages of Dr. Pierce's Anuria Tabled
- -d i
Licensed City Scavenger.
ft
All retuse lnnnedfnrnlv rtmn-,aA An
short notice. Weekly visit in resi
dence districts. Daily business dis
trict. Phonos 2 77-J.
Gasoline Engine
AXI) SI'HAV OUTFITS
KXrKHTIXG AM) REPAIRIXG
W'e have added to our force men wlio
are thoroly capable In repairing"anil
adjusting gasoline engines, Tractors,
spray outfits, pumps and other farra
machinery. Phone 235-R.
John C. Signor
Koriiifk RldR.
iEJl-UII X. Fir St,
''ii'i
fou cant $n-i
away fr0rRthi
If jour rttit lies fit well they look
ivrll, unil what is mure important,
lliry cnr well.
GUS, the Tailor
105 West Slain.
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