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rxnr. five
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Welfare." Mis- He!:!-., r ,l, lt ui..,n
the ailvant::,' nt i.u-t-aii hm-:.
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BRILLIANT MINISTER
MCI OF INFLUENZA
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Rev. Dudley B. Ashford,
Noted Preacher and Lec
turer, Well Known on
Three Continents, Was Or
dered to Give Up Work.
Ttcverend Dudley H. Ashford is on
extraordinary man. Alt lion Hh uii ..n
the sunny side of forty, he. nua crow 1
ed more service to humanity into a
few jrpars than most men accomplish
in a life-time.
Soon after his graduation from
Ilarley t'olMgu, London, Kngl.md. h
was ordained nili.lster ,u the famous
New Court. ConRroRatinnal ohuroli.
London. A short time thereafter ho
was selwtod to present the rnuso of
Conga Heform and African Missions
beforo the people of Norway, and
toured that land with such success
that he was greeted by enormous
crowds at every ineotlnR.
In lllOS, undor the auspices of iho
Colonial MISBlCnury Society,, ho was
sent to New Zealand and for three
M?ars labored as a missionary anions
tho Maoris, where his experiences
were novel and thrilling.
In 191B he returned to KnKlan 1
and served for threo yours at Wood
Street Congregational church, Car
diff, South Wales, the biggest Con
gregational church in tho Ilritish
Empire, it was while hero that he
fell one of tho early victims c'f the
great 11U.S till epidemic, an attack
from wliich ho had not fully recov
ered when ho accepted a call to the
ijueen's Hoad Congregational church.
1st, .lohn's Newfoundland, where his
forceful preaching soon attracted rec
ord congregations.
Tho strain of this we'rk upon his
undermined conslitulion proved loo
severe and ho suffered a nervous
breakdown, from which now, how
ever, he has completely recovered.
Moved by a desire to serve his fellow
men he has recently written a letter
that tells how he was restored to
health and strength.
Moved Ily Gratitude.
Tills letter, addressed tc Tho Tan
lac Co., Atlanta, (la., is an eloquent
expression of gratitude and is as fol
lows :
"('entlenien: Your medicine known
as 'Tanlac,' has been such an inestim
able blessing to mo. that I feel con
strained to writo and tell you so. In
October, 11118, while a minister of
the Wood Street Congregational
church, Cardff, South Wales, I had a
severe attack c'f tho Spanish influen
za, from the effects of which I never
fully recovered. 1 lost twenty-eight
pounds In weight and was unable to
recover my usual energy.
"Then, in February, 11111), I be
came the minister of the Queen's
Koad Congregational church at St.
John's, Newfoundland. My ministry
was attandod with great success, but
the strain proved too great for me
and 1 had a serious breakdown. My
nerves seemed to go all to pieces and
my digestion became so deranged
Ilev. Dudley 1!. .Uliford, Noted
1'icacher, iH'clurer and
Missionary.
that I could eat. scarcely anything
My heart gave me a lot of trouble;
it was an effort to walk upstairs and
at night 1 used to lie awake in con
tinual dread lest my heart should
stop beating altogether.
"Then, as a result or exposure one
winter's night in a small beat, while
in the execution of my duties, I was
seized with violent pains in the richt
shoulder and arm. which nearly drove
nic to distraction. I consulted doc
tors and specialists and underwent
massage anil electrical treatment,
without getting much relief. I was
ordered to give up all preaching and
punuc work lor at least threo mouths,
and I began to fear that my health
was permanently affected.
lie Had Iteoil Skeptical.
"I had always he.Vi rather skepti
cal of the testimonials concerning tho
merits of any medicine, but one day
I read the statement of a man whose
symptoms seemed to be identical with
my own, and his praise of Tanlac
rang so true 1 decided to give it a
trial myself. I bought a bottle and
its effect was almost immediate. My
nervous condition began to disappear
and I began ti.' get sleep at night. My
appetite so increased that I could
scarcely satisfy it. and I found my
self putting on weight rapidly. By
the. time I had taken the fourth bot
tle, the pains in my arm and shoulder
disappeared and 1 n in feeling better
today than for a long lime past.
"I feel that 1 should be guilty ot
base ingratitude if I did not write
and loll you what a boon Tanlac has
been to me. and I give you this un
solicited (estimcnial to use as you
may think best, in the hope that oth
ers may find in your wonderful medi
cine the means to restored health
and strength."
Tanlac is sold in Medford by West
Side Pharmacy and by leading drug
gists in every town. Adv.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF
Optimo Cafe
UNDER PRESENT MANAGEMENT
"Wo would lie liii-kiiitf in ;iiiv'i;itioii, iL'
wu did not llianlv yuu :it this time I'm.' your
part in mi- success. We will try and merit
Ibis continued support and patronage.
FRANK M. GERDES
SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES ARMY
' AND DARKENS Hi Retaji store
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
So Naturally that No
body can Tell.
Von can turn gray, fad.d h.iir hem
t'ftilly dark and lustrous almost ovr
"'slit if you'll get a 50-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
at any drug store. Millions of bottles of
tais old famous Sago Tea Recipe, im
proved by the addition of other ingrcdi
nts, are sold annually, says a well
known druggist here, because it darkens
tHe Iwiir so naturally and evenly that no
cm te'l it lias been applied.
'I hose whose hair is turning grav or
I'econiing faded have a aurprisi; awaiting
them, because after one or two applica
tions the gray hair vanishes and your
locks become luxuriantly dark and beau-
iful.
1"his ib the age of youth. Gray-hairejJ,
unattractive folks aren't wanted around,
get busy with Wyi-th's Sage and Sul
I'h'ir Compound to-night and you'll be de
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
nd your youthful appearance within a
f' H- days.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
aid is not intended for the cure, pUtiga,
lion or prevention of diaej9
Old papers for building tires and
fc-iKFAclonnlng, iQc bundle.
Hotel Holland
Sample Room
Bacon. llMlt. can $2.75
Barrack hai?s 75
oast, licet 29
Tomatoes 09
Tomatoes. 1 iral 33
T.laiikels. wool 6.00
Blankets W'.&C 5.00
Matches 03
1,'ak. s JO
AVairon Jacks 3.50
Candv 0-1
Pears 25
iCa.is A. A: i 3.00
I Toques 50
i Towels 20
'Helmets 2.10
j Cotton Underwear 50
Drawers, wool .: 1.00
ASHLAND. Mar.h X The advi--orv
committee of tlte loeal cuinnaiuii.
ondueled under a ..spirt's of the
Ameriean I'itv Hnreau, consists 01
ni'iirlv Hill representative citizens of
the town. The plans for enlaruini;
the membership of the Cominereinl
(.'Itili ami the scope of its activities
will he eondusted devoid nf pvio
lorimical effects, hut it will he
'horouuh and enthusiastic, neverthe
less. Moth men and women will co
operate, jind in the laniMUi-je of pre
liminary announcements ''the entire
plan of the cumpaiiiu will he irivon
widest puMicit v." Club and cam
paign headiiuarters are now in cloe
touch over a "short distance" exten
itin phone, so that parties who de--ire
lo summon cither headquarters
can do so expeditiously. An execu
tive committee will be named and soon
a form of application for member
ship in the new organization will lie
lortheominir.
At a recent meeting called to dis
cuss propositions for devisinir meth
ods for addimr to the municipal water
siipplv, a committee was appointed to
interview the citv council in behalf
of the project, the personnel of the
appointees inrludinj .!. II. Dill, chair
man: F. I). Wamier. J. II. Fuller. I'.
j. Ashcraft, A. C. Jov and Thornton
Wiley, who are heinir timed to ad
mon:si local authorities to speed
developments in anticipation of a dry
season.
At the Auxiliary Club's hall on Fri
day evening of this week. March .".
-Miss Alida Howler, organizer id soc
ial service work alotiir column nit v
lines, will speak on this particuhir
topic, and emphas:.e the nores.-itte-i.
Miss Howler is identified with the
Northwestern division of the He I
Cross at present, and dimmr the war
period was busilv eni!aj:cd in relief
work throti'jhoal various devastated
sections of Kurope.
(i. V. (Joldie. newcomer here, has
purchased the l'lvmale property on
North Main street.
Vocational ;uiriance, as demon
strated hv Mrs. Jean Morris Kllis
here recently, proved lo create much
interest. While here this lifted woman
delivered a series of addresss at the
Methodist. Coni: relational and Bap
tist churches. M'anv will recall her
visit to Ashland a number of years
since on a mission akin to the one
which called her here this lime, witii
this difference, that incident to this
visit she has an army of ex-service
men to advise as to their special fit
ness, either alotiir professional, busi
ness or mechanical lines, ller home
is in Ohio, ami her tour of the coun
try is under auspices of the Inter
State V. M. C. A., in forwarding that
organization's educational work
throughout (lie country.
.1. Arthur (iraham. ex-service man
from Ibis vicinity and who formerly
conducted an orchard property near
Ashland, associated with Haul Wil
liams, is now a resident of Sidney. ().,
his rdd home, a tlourishinir mannfac
turiuir eenler in tho Buckeye stat-',
in which town bo has a fine situation
wilh the Citizen's National Hank.
After hnvinir sold a $10.0(10 alfalfa
raiichintr proposition near city limil.
some time airo, and removing to Cali
fornia for a chanire, O. J, Hatbbun,
win came to litis vicinity from Iowa
several years since, has returned here
and lately purchased the property at
the Cnion and Kairview street inter
section, formerly owned by C C.
Howard.
Sluart Saunders, expected homr
from California some time earlv in
the week, has been detained there,
owini: to continued illness in the fam
ily, who are now located at. Santa
Cruz, to remain indefinitely,
Ashland Hodu-c 04-1. B. I'. O. ., re
eived an official visit, in the annuat
classification, on February 28. from
Wilson S. Wilicy, district trrund ex
alted ruler, whose home is in Klamath
Fid Is.
The A rtnonijin roliof onnipniun is
now on liii-iillv. liuvintr lioL'tin M'nn-h
1. ninl will oonlinuc until the Tilth.
Ashlnturs oiiotn is iflTHII. nnil tin
litirtioso is to enrrv on Iho work on
:i vnlnntnrv suhsorintion luisis. Monro
-n ot tho honks nnil onnlrihuto.
Tho liL-h school Imskolhnll toiiin
wont to Snloni .Mnpll It. to inntiil
nnto in n sorios ol'irntnos iihivcd ninlor
Wilhiinetlo I'nivorsilv iitisiiioos. tho
locnl ten in ri'incsontiii'.' Southern
OroL-oii in Iho toitrnnniont.
Ir. W. K. Illnkc's fjiniilv contftn
iihito inoviiiL' from Iho Noli Hill ili
triol to Iho linint nronorlv. oornor of
Liuirol nnil lli'jh. now -cii i ni .l hv S.
It. MoXiiir. Tho lil.ikos hnve hitolv
hi'i-n roi oivin-.' : visit from tho A. .1.
lloiliros I'ninilv of Allotnv, who nro ro
Inrnini: 1'roin n winlor's stnv in Cnli
forniii. "Mool ns in IjiL'otK'." is Iho lm-oo!-iiitr
cxtonilcil lv Klnuinth l-'nMs
Shrinors. who soml Incnl nicnilicrs of
the onlor word thot n sleoner IihkI
of tho loithl'iil will inako tho ooro
inoninl trip to tho I.nno i-ountv 1110
Iroimlis, in uplcr to imrtiriiinlo in
tho ilnin'.-s tlioro on Salnnliiv of this
work. Moroh (i.
' Tho Crooks homo on Oak slrool,
nonr the Arm'orv. tins hoon loosed to
Condiirter Coiid of the S. 1'.. for the
spring nnil summer.
A disettssion of methods wns 11
londint: feature at (he reeent meetiii'.'
of tin' l.M-al W. ('. T. I'.. Ie,l hv the
organization's preside.it. Mrs. f'oeh
ran. Jfeadimr. Mrs. Woliott. Kev.
W. K. Kean, iastor of the Christian
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Sarks of all sizes.
lo io., .-!.-in.,
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At your nrarf.st proccr.
We Handle Quality
Groceries
of wliii-li Olympic Flour is lint niu; nl' many
Warner, Wortman & Gore
Phones 702-703.
We Carry Olympic
Wheat Hearts, Pancake Flour, Olympic Flour,
High Grade Quality.
Phone 252
Grocer
Phone 252
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SAYS MR. CATE
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"Where Main St. Crosses Central."
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