PA"GTD TWO
The work of drilling the well of
tbo Trigcttia Oil and Gas company
has been changed to 24 hours a day,
Instead of only one shift during the
day as heretofore. In fact the con
tinuous daily operation began Tues
day after a two days layoff overhaul
ing the plant. The two shifts of dill
lers will change at. noi.'n and mid
night, and the work will he rushed
from now on.
A mechanically perrect washing
machine made beautiful by an artist's
skill Is the Illucbird. M
Mr. Fisherman, get that fishing
rod re-wrapped, etc. Eaton, 20 North
Holly. 17
Tho card party to have been given
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
hall has been Indefinitely postponed.
14
The Medford lodge of Elks Is plan
ning to hold a session in the near
future, probably Thursday, April 2n.
In Grants PasB in compliment to the
many members of the lodge residing
in that city. A complete lodKO ses
sion with initiations and entertain
ment features following will be held
" In tho Its-tho-Climate" city, the
Medford members going and coming
in a body cither on a special train or
In autos. Arrangements will prob
ably bo completed for the trip nt
Thursday night's meeting of the
Jodgo. '
American Legion ball, Friday. 14
Soo pago 89 of this week's Satur
day Evening Post. 14
You ought to insure your auto
with Reddon & Canaday, 32 N. Cen
tral. Phone 720.
, Leonard C. Pettlt, instructor In
Russian School of Violin, Will open
classes at his studio on 344 South
Central Ave. Phono 855-11. 15
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delllnger re
turned homo this forenoon from
Portland In which city the former
had his tonsils removed aiul three
weeks hospital treatment which de
veloped the fact that he need not
.undergo a surgical operation as had
.been thought necessary at first. Mr.
Bollinger Is now in splendid health.
Carl Joschke, high grade watch
and cloc krepalrlng. 9 Fir street. '
With spring and sunshine comes
'the Bluebird and hnpplnesB. I I'
, Fisher's Ulond flour. Moro loaves
por sack. Bardwell Fruit Co., dis
tributors. 19
There will ho no dance at tho Nal
tonight because of tho big American
Legion hall which will bo held there
on Friday night, llnwover tho usual
week end danco will lio staged on
Saturday night.
American Legion ball, Friday. 14
lloathor wools for men's and boys'
sweaters. Handicraft Shop. 15
Hot Inmnlcs and chili conenrnu nt
DoVoo's.
i Kcizur Brothers have put on a
now truck service nnd added transfor
and gonoral hauling to their city dn
llvory system. They will open an of
fice soon. Their tolophono is No. 407.
'"Mr. nnd MrB. John McDonald of
Trnll, loft for homo this morning
aftor a vlBlt of a day or so in tho city.
Sheroleno, a washablo fast color
mntorlal, in various colors, for sum
mer drosses and waists. Handicraft
Shop. ' 15
Uolco-Light Hloetrlclly for ovory
farm. J. E. Uartlelt, Medford Hotel.
.Modford, Oro.
.When you want any hauling, mov
ing, otc, dono call 4 07-Y, Kaizur
BrothoiB Transfer Co. '
Mrs. 11. J. llensinger and son of
Seatllo are tho guests of Mr. and
(Mrs. T. li. Daniels. She is a sister
of Mr. Daniels.
Economize by using scratch pads
for use Got them at this office, tf
Orres, tailors for men und women.
High grndo only. Ashland, Lire.
'Paxson's "Superb" Dahlias. Caia
loguo for postcard, or pho'ne II, It.
II. Paxson, Central Point. I I
. Mrs. T. Ci. Heine of this city, ad
dressed tho union meeting of the
Junior high nnd llawthorno Parent
Teacher circles at Ashland yesterday
afternoon, giving her talk on "The
Ideal .Mother in 'Literature and Art."
""American Legion hall, Friday. 14
Tho Chamber or Commerco la a
clearing house for community
thought and action. Join. tf
Armenian itellef houeflt concert to
night. Presbyterian church, S p. in.
1 I-
-: Coming hero fro'.n Sealtlo Hay
"Honson. new dispenser at tho Cray
llolle, has brought with him a new
.window trimming talent foreign here
tofore to Salem. Filling tho window
of the sweet shop Willi varl-colored.
tomptlng dishes and drinks, llenson
has mndo one of the best window ills-
plays of Its kind ever nrritngcd in
the city, llenson has also worked in
Portland, but began his career as a
dispenser nt Medford several years
ago. Salem Capital Journal.
neiiistltehlng'lOc per yard, thread
furnished. Slngor Sliop, 115 West
Main.
' American Legion ball, Friday. 14
This Is your last chance this year
to lay in a few boxes of good firm
Nowlown apples. Prlco $1,110, packed.
Bear Creek Orchard or Rosenborg
Bros., Medford Hotel. 15
Oregon guests at the Holland ln
'cludo M. J- Foster of Pendleton, and
.W. F. Wntklns, J. W illiams and K. C.
Brofardy of Portland.
' . Uolco-Light Electricity for every
rami. J. K Jlartlett, Medford Hotel,
Modford, Ore.
, For SaloNow antl second-hand
'machines. Singer Shop, 115 West
'Main, phono 215-1!.
' 1, Armenian Relief, benefit rnnewt to.
night. I'resbytorian church, S p. in.
i- .. . " , r
Wilbur ABhpolo returned today
from a short business visit at Port
land. Jlasklns for health,,
At tho .Nash hotel the following
guests from a distance are registered:
Chas. W. lloise of New York City,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Epples and Her
man Epples of Grant, Neb., A. F.
Tocslal of Stnughton, Wis., and Mr.
and .Mrs. C. 1). t'hilds of Spokane.
Armenian Relief benefit concert to
night. Presbyterian church, S p. m.
14
Have you seen thoso smart crea
tions in georgette and transparent, at
the new millinery shop conducted by
Mrs. J. (illlen on tho balcony at the
M. & M. Co. stove 11
Machines rented and repaired.
Singer Shop, phono 215-U.
Roy Plko and Robert Tulibs plead
ed guilty in circuit court at Grants
Pass on .Monday (o the charge of dy
namiting fish in the Applegato river,
and were sentenced by Judge Calkins
to 110 days in the county Jail, but
were paroled into the custody of
County Prosecuting Attorney Miller.
They were also assessed the costs on
the case amounting to about $25,
Tablets and scratch pads made of
nows print, for school and offlco use
for salo at this office. tf
Tho Bluo Bird is the Packard of
Electric clothes washers.
American Legion ball, Friday. 14
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Medin, of Medford, April 7,
1920, a ten pound daughter, In the
Dow hospital. Mother nnd baby are
doing well.
Iiardwell Fruit Co. now have a car
load of mill run which they are retail
ing at $ IS. 00 per ton. 14
Pecoting
Hemstitching
Handicraft Shop. 15
American Legion ball, Friday. 14
Among Oregonlans registered at
the 'Medford are C. P. Mayhew nnd
A. H. Gucker of Eugene, and the fol
lowing from Portland: Hugh C.
Mitchell, A. 11. Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Meyers, C. C. Kraner, R. S,
nueermann, W. T. Hlslop, Wm. A
Muoller, W. .1. LnCasso. 15. W'. Thomp
son, C. M. Irwin, W. C. Block, O. R.
Jeffries and 11. 11. Ilunttlng.
'Hemstitching and pecoting is an
attractive finish for any summer ma
terial. Handicraft Shop. 15
For eye, eat, nose, throat see Dr.
Helno. Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted.
Beautiful new gowns and combina
tions in Pacific l'ackago goods. Han
dicraft Shop. 15
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Love of Alns
worth, la., who "recently purchused
tho Snowy Dutto orchard and farm
property of Fred Hopkins near Cen
tral Po'int, arrived in tho city yester
day and aro at tho Holland preparing
to movo onto their new possession.
Also at tho samo hotol are Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney S. Smith nnd son of Ains
worth, la. Mr. Smith recently pur
chased tho Bert Anderson homo on
West Main street nnd the family will
movo into It as soon as Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson mo'vo out. Mr. Smith sold
out his farm proporty near Alnsworlh
soveral months ago and thoy have
come hero to live. These recently ar
rived Iown peoplo say thero aro more
residents coming horo from their sec
tion to locate.
Orres, tho ladles' tullor, will bo at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
wcolons, latest stylos always. tf
Expert phonograph repairing. 4a
South Contral. Phono 015-J. 34'
Drink Llthla Minora! water for
rhounuitlsm, stomach and kidney
I roubles. Ordor from Jackson County
Creamery.
IMrs. O. O. Alonderfer loavos to
night for a month's visit with her
mother, Mrs. A. K. Cunningham at
Everett, Wash., and will ho accom
panied by her nophuw, Master Wil
liam Cunningham.
Savo from $:l to $10 on a tiro at
tho big snlo. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf
Llthla Mlnoral waior by the case.
Jackson County Creamery.
Broken forglngs nnd castings, all
shapes, all metals, all sizes, wolded.
ro-lnforccd and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St.
iVo write fire insurance. Redden
Canaday, 32 X. Central, phono 720
The Medford Sash and Tioorcom
pany plant, which was recently pur
chased by 11. C. Hansen and F. L.
Widoll of Portland, has been under
the operation of the new owners since
April 1st. Messrs. Hansen and Wi
den aro live wlro mill men of thirty
years experience and aro welcome ad
ditions to the city's social nnd busi
ness circles. Mr. Widoll has n fam
ily, hut his wife and children will
not join him here until the schools
close in Perl land.
Before selecting matorlal see our
lino of children's ready-mndo dresses
priced from two to six dollars. Handi
craft Shop. 15
Mrs. Piiiil Hansen, corsetiero for
Nullono. Phono 5S5-.1.
Don't let anyono tell you that other
clothes washers aro mado on same
principle of tho Blue Bird.
LONG FACES
"Cascarets" for Liver
and Bowels bring
back Smiles
Turn thfl "kill-joy" out Uie head
iirlip, hiliounrri, iintipoation, the sick,
out Rtoniiich nnd mUory-makinff gaes
turn them out tonight and keep them
out with OnscareU.
Millions of nirn nnd women tnke ft
Oiurnret now and then and nerer know
(lie misery caused by A lniy liver,
loi-ffpd bowels, or an upset atomach.
Don't put in another dny of distress.
Lot Cafcurela cleanse your ctomach; re
move the our. ferment Inj; foodi take
the cxeess bile fronvyotir liver and carry
out all the constipated waitto 'matter and
poison in the. bowels. Then you will
fel profit.
A Cascaret tonight straightens you out
bv morning. They work-while you eleep.
Jlrs. J. T Denn of Camas Valley
who with her sons Anthony and Leo
were vittitiiiK the Misses Cecilia and
Ada Ienn, whp aro attending school
at Medford, returned here Sunday
evening. They had a delightful
time, and Mrs. Denn says her daugh
ters in tbo Jackson county metropolis
are enjoying school life there im
mensely. li use burg Keview.
It. I. CKgs a: DeVoe't.
Prices cut to the bottom at the big
sale. C. K. Gates Auto Co. tf
(Have you tried the I.itliia Mineral
water from tho Jackson County
Creamery. It has great medicinal
value.
The sale has just been announced
of tho cherry and peach orchard and
tarm, under irrigation, vt . K.
Dunn of Talent to E. H. Duncan of
Kansas, including tho bungalow,
barn, cement tank and $1UU0 worth
of personal property, for JiWOO. .Mr.
Duncan takes possession at onco and
Mr. aud Mrs. Dunn will remove to
California because of tho former's
asthma. They have resided on the
property fcr the past 11 years, it be
ing virgin brush land when they lo
cated thero.
(let the habit! Ituy shares now in
the DuibJing and Loan. tf
See D. R. Wood & Co., Km. 1!09
Liberty Uldg., for fire insurance, tf
iMrs. P. C. Scott of Towns Brook,
Va., arrived at the Holland yesterday
having come hero with the intention
of locating. She is a cousin of G. K.
PUts of Applegate, who came to tho
city yesterday to meet hor, and. thiH
forenoon Mrs. Scott accompanied him
home for a further visit with himself
and family.
Don't forget to ask to seo those
$7.50 trimmed hats at Mrs. GlUen's
millinery shop in the balcony at the
M. & M. Co. store. 14
Californians at the Medford are
Fred 13. Olney of Los Angeles and M.
and H. Joseph, R Woodman, Hoy
Thym, U. G. Weightman and II. C.
Brandy of San Francisco.
Have you called nt tho now mil
linery shop in the M. & Jl. Co. store
.Mrs. Gillen will bo pleased to meet
you and show you a smart styled hat
at from $r.50 to 57.50. 14
At the .Medford guests from a dis
tance aro Louis Adler and Howard A.
Hansen of iNow York city, H. J. Hart
zell of Minneapolis, K. M. Eldredge
of St. Louis, C. J. Carlsen of Spokane
and D. J. Farmer and "William DIetz
of Seattle.
This Is your last chance this year
to' lay' In a few boxes of good firm
Newtown apples. Prlco $ 1.G0, packed.
Hear Creek Orchard cr Rosenberg
Ilros., Modford Hotol. 15
Hugh Mitchell, superintendent of
federal fish hatcheries of Oregon,
Washington and California, and Prof.
Willis ai. Itich, fish culture scientist
of Stanford university arrived in the
city Tuesday and left this morning
for u visit at tho IClk crock hatchery
at Trail until Friday.
Seo Mrs. Gillen of millinery dept.
M. & M. Co. store. You will find a
smart lino of popular priced millinery
14
Tho report of Glenn O. Taylor as
polico judge ot tho city shows that
tho amount of fines and forfeitod
ball collected during March was
$";. 50, obtained from four men ur
rostod for Intoxication.
Dr. Henry II. Purl, dentist, has
opened an office In Central Point. Hi
Krmel Ingram, employed in the
composing room of tho Mail Tribune
syfrcred u broken hand today when
ho accidentally turned tho power
lever vt the press ho was cleaning,
tho roilor crushing a bono near the
tittle finger. He will bo unable to
work for two or three weeks. '
See pago Si) of this week's Satur
day Evening Post. 14
The condition of. Mrs. George Gates
who has been 111 several weeks was
regarded today as critical but If she
passes tho crisis of tho next 4S hours
there Is a good chanco of recovery.
Seo pago 83 of this week's Satur
day Evening Post. 14
i.Miss Florence -Pool, tho homo dem
onstration agent nnd 'Miss Jessie Ultes
tho clothing export of the O. A. C,
who havo boon conducting clothing
schools at Koguo River all week, will
conduct similar schools at Central
Point, in tho Hod Cross rooms on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from
10 to- 12 and 1 to 4 each day. The
following is the program: Thursday
forenoon, commercial patterns; after
noon, problems In garment construc
tion; Friday forenoon, finishes and
decorations, afternoon, children's
dresses; Saturday rorenoon, euro and
repair bf clothing nnd household lin
ens, afternoon, textiles und lecture.
The tlluo Bird electric washer, the
acme of perfection, Is coming to Mod
ford. Tho farm bureau oxchnnge will
ship another car load of hogs to tho
Portland market next Saturday.
Seo Venice and die. Seo a Blue
Bird washer nnd you will want to
llvo.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKIJ Middle aaed man tc tend
Kanlen und do liKht work around
liince. Meaily Job. mono II. .
IlinKbam, 597-J-S.
WANTED To buy seed corn nnd
black amber cane seed. Phone
597-J-3.
FOU SAUK Smith Form Truck at
tachment. Inquire Tel. S31-L. Jl
FOR SAUK Kmerson piano, bnr
puln; terms it desired. l' 7 South
Centrsl avenue. 1 C
KOIt SALK Wood or roal r.Tnse, a!
nust new. Phone !Uo-M or cull
al I 11 f West Fourth. I rt
WEEKS & ORE
UNDERTAKERS
Day rhone 227
Xlpht I'lioneo V. W. Weok, 22T-J-2.
,. E, Orr, 227-J-iJ, '
S. G. Xolson of CV-ntralia, Wash.,
the local branch of the Pacific Fruit
and Produce company in that city,
and for 13 years with the company,
arrived here yesterday to assume the
managership of the Medford branch,
succeeding H. L. Moose who has bc?n
manager here sinco the first of the
year and who leaves May 1st for Yak
ima, Wash., having been transferred
to that point at bis own request. Mr.
Nelson's wife and three children will
not join him hero for several weeks
yet.
Always Is there a cheery smile of
welcome In tho Blue Bird home.
iiobert II. White of Han Joso, Cal.,
is a business vi.sitor in the city.
For the be:;t insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man.
"WOLVES OF THE NIGHT"
STARS WILLIAM FARNUM
Wiliam Farnuui is announced to
appear in another of his motion 1 ic
tnres. "Wolves of the Xiulit." will
he shown al (ho h'mlto theatre the
remainder of the week. Iiciritiniiit; to
day. Jt is said to be Iho most power
fully dramatic subject in which Ibis
popular screen star has been seen.
Aud "Wolves of the Ninlit"' is a real
l-'arnum picture, which means that it
is rich in the elomentj of romance,
pathos, action and suspense. It car
ries the spectator into the South
west, into Ihe Antics mountains of
South America, aud into the mael
strom of Wall Street.
WALLACE REIO SCORES IN
"HAWTHORNE OF THE U. S. A."
Altogether it is n iniuhtv plensant
entertainment that is beimr offered at
the Liberty theatre and whether von
are a Wallie Keid fan or not von
will enjoy it. "Hawthorne of the L'.
S. A.'' and the Scnnett comedv. which
is made for lnushiiiir purposes only.
OBITUARY.
KEALL Ann Beall died nt her
home on Henll Iime April 7, of heart
trouble, nired HU years, I! months and
I days. She was horn in Chnmimk'n
county. Ohio, January it, 181(1, and
was taken inio the home of her uii'-le
Wm. II. Ifiddle, at (lie aire of ten
venrs, and when he iminitrralcd with
his fiimilv to Oreiron in 1H."1 she
came with litem in Iheir ox train.
'I'hev arrived in Douglas count v near
Kiddle, Ore., in (lie fall of ISfil. At
Hint time their immigrant train pass
ed through iledford nnd Central
Point, where there were no towns.
just the raw open prairie. She lived
with her uncle until she was married
lo Thos. V. Ileal! in the fall of ISliO.
and she and Iter husband located oihI
Ihe donation land claim just north
of Medford, where she had lived for
the past sixtv vearsi
.Mr. Heall died April 10, lH!)(i. Mrs.
Henll was the mother of twelve chil
dren aud is survived liv three sons
and two daughters, who are Ashurv
Heall and Tvsmi lleaM, Medford, Ore.:
I.ee Ileal! of I.akeview. Ore.: Mrs.
MUSTEROLE-QUICK
RELlEF!N0 BLISTER!
It Soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Flaster Without
the Burn or Sting
Musterole is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
It do-s all the work of the old-fashioned
mustard plaster does it better and
does not blister. You do not have to
bother with a cloth. You simply rub
it on and usually the pain is gone !
Manydoctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what re
lief it gives from sore throat, bron
chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (itoftcn prevents pneumonia).
30c and 60c jars; .hospital size $2.50.
MALE 1
AND
FEMALE
MALE
AND
FEMALE
Clara Lewis of Ueno, Xev. and Mrs.
I.ulu Stroheiiner of Central Point.
Ore., one brother, John Hall of Mvrtle
Crek, Ore., three sisters, Mvra 1'nr
keypile, of Central I'oint, Ore.; Mrs.
Jane Stanton and Mrs. Julian Gelier
of Hamlet. In. I.
She was a beautiful and lovable
character and will he nionrned bv a
host of friends and relatives.
funeral arrangements announced
later.
IIOTCI1KISS Klizabeth I.. Ilotch
kiss, the wife of liollin It. llotchkiss,
deceased, died in Medford. Oregon
on the (ith dav of April, 11)211. The
deceased caino to Medford, Ore.,
with her husband and children about
ten years iilm) and ever since thai
time has resided in this citv. She was
horn at Crown Point. Lake county.
Ind., -March b, lS'iO, and was mar
ried to Rolliri It. llotchkiss at Koeli
esler, Minn., February IS, 180b', with
whom she lived until his death about
three years ntro in Mledford, Ore..
and since said time she had resided
with her datmlitcrs in this city.
There were seven children born to
this union, five of whom are living
and whose names are Andrew T.
llotchkiss, of Minneapolis, Minn.:
Charlie R. llotchkiss of Pipestone,
Minn.: Frank 0. llotchkiss of Chi
cago, 111.; Leota Glenn and Xona
H. Dunlap of -Medford, Ore. She is
also survived by a sister, Klla S.
P.rown, residing at Spokane, Wash.,
and several brothers and several
grandchildren.
Tile deceased was, for a irreat num
ber of years, a member of the East
ern Star lodire in Minnesota and
South Dakota, but on account of her
advanced aire she demittcd from said
chapter and did not thereafter re
join any chapter. Her husband was
a member of Ihe Masonic loilttu and
was a Civil War veteran, beins; a cor
poral under Captain Lyman U. Uni
corn, Co. "!)'' ;ird lleirinieiit, Wiscon
sin Infantry, nnd served during the
entire war. Mrs. llotchkiss was a
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
Wizard OH
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a Simple and
effective treatment for sore throat and
chest colds. Used as a gargle for sore
throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed
on the chest it will often loosen up a
hard, deep seated cold in one night.
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every family, as
well as little troubles like earache,
toothache, cold sores, canker sores,
still neck, and tired aching feet
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back. ....
Ever constipated or nave sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little, pink pills, 30 cents,
Guaranteed.
Millinery
and "
Blouses
For exclusive styles and
smartness see the
NEW SPRING LINES
at the
Vanity Shop
Next Rialto Theater.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Hi-rh curt' for eurn?1i hoalachp, cnt
nrrli, HptIu-rin, om throat, lunpr trouble,
kltliH-y troiihlc, Htornacli troutrle. heart
double, rhi!!s uiul .-vtT, cramps. courIis,
poor circulation, carhuncloM, tumors.
cruckiMi br'ttrt, euros all kimts of goiters
NO OPHHATIONS.
Mrlfmt. Oropnn, .Ton. )3, 1917.
This is 'to c.-rtify that I. the undersign
luui very severe slonmch trouble iino"
hail been botheml for several years and
last AiiKiist was not expected to live, and
hearing of tiini (.'liur.fi (whose Herb
Store is at 2M South 1'ront street. Med
ft:nl. 1 decided to uel lu-rbs for my
Monuich trouble, nnd I started to feeling
better us soon ns 1 used them und today
am a well man nnd can heartily retom
nient anyone afflicted as I was to see
Ciint Chunff and try ids Herbs.
(SiKned) V It JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Wm. Lewis. Eafile Tolnt.
W. I,. Clilldreth, Kai;le ivdnt.
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. H. Holmes, Kk!p Point.
K. M-.ore. KhrIp I'oint
J. V. Mclntyr.-. Kacle I'oint.
i;o. Von ,ler Helen. IMj;Ie I'oint.
Tims. K. NIcjoN. I-:huIi Point.
LICE
Will your chickens Iny crrs if they
ar full of lkc und mites?
NO
(ict bllHJ- Willi
Phenolene
A powerful dip and dlsinffMtnnt, nnd
rid your hou.so of these egg rohhers.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
?I7 East Main Street.
woman of. verv lovuhle disposition
nnd ternnernment. Jlrs. llotchkiss
has a wide circle- of friends in JIcJ-
fonl, Orcuon, who, together with her
children, mourn her departure.
Funeral services will he held nt
l'erl's Chapel Thursdav. April 8. lit
2::W p. in., licv. .. M. Hoozer oli'ic-
ii:tiuL'. Interment at the I. O. (J. J',
cemetery.
Mothers
Wake use of the Health Centre,
Saturday mornlnae. Room 7, Sparta
building. . Watch the posters.
COCNTY PUBLIC HEALTH ASS'N.
IS
Notice
There will bo a dance at Knights
of Pythias hall, Thursday evening,
April 8th. All brother Knights invit
ed nnd urged to attend. , 14
Old papers tor building fires and
hntme r.lantne. lflo bundle.
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tonics, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
teal cause of the ailment clogged
liver arid disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
griping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtirce for quick
relief. Eat what you like. 10c and 25c
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Hard Working Carpenter Praises
Akron Truss
Arc ".). Unpaired Itotli Sides. Occupation Cnriontr
Dear Sirs:
I am perfectly satisfied with your Truss. It does all you claim
for It. It holds the rupture in place with little Inconvenience. 1
have 6 other trusses tf all makes that mado my rupture worse nnd
are only fit for the dump yard. Sinco I am wearing your Truss I
have been doing pretty hard work like laying hardwood floors, fit
ting doors, doing plumber's wo k. all work that ought not to be
done by a ruptured person, because it has tc be done mostly kneeling
down. In spite of all that, 1 got the rupture on one side about
cured; on the other side It was pretty bad, but It Is much better.
Iletter than I expected, as witll all the other Trusses I could not do
any work at all. Yours truly, It. W. SCHNELL.
Heath's Drug Store
The San Tox Store "
HELP FOR MOTHER
' A mother whose strength is
over-wrought or who is thin,
pale or nervous, should find re
newed energy in every drop of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Let it help turn your daily
tasks from aburden to pleasure.
Scott's Emulsion is abundant
in those nourishing ele
ments that every mother
in the land needs. .
J Scott & Bowne, BlomnSeld. K. J- 1-10
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