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FAUE EIGHT WEDFOUD SOTE TIUBUJJE. IvTEDFOTiT). OREGON WEDNESDAY ... 'APRIL 14. 1920. Sure Relief 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RE LL-ANS VFOR INDIGESTION Rheumatic Pains Quickly Easad By Penetrating Harelln'a Wizard OH A Safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is jHamlin'a Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and lim ert up stiff aching joints and musclesj '" You will find almost daily uses for it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac cidents such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as re liable, too, for earache, toothache, croup and colic. ' Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. 1 Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, feasant little pink pills, , 30 cents, uaranteed. For Sale 20 Acres .Too Brown lias decided to sell his beautiful home on Ross Lane. First class. buildings of all kinds, including nice Bunga low, Barn, Hog house, Ga rage, Woodshed, Milk House with Separator, and Poultry house.' 60 head hogs, 2 cows, 3 horsosj all kinds of farming equipment. ' A fine crop of Alfalfa, cWn ground in splendid shape, a garden that cannot" be beat, some fruit and1 fine, shade trees, flowers and lawn. i If you want a beautiful home, a good income, and live in the country, but .close, to town on good roads, come in and sec mo personally and get my price and terms. ' ' JOE BROWN Of Brown and White, . Hotel Holland Building STAR TAXI PHONE 300 Cars tor hire with or without " Driver. , , JAMES LESLIE Nash Hotel i SEES PROSPEROUS FUTURE E The forum luncheon of the Chnrn ber pf Commcrfo was held this noon at the Jledford Hotel at whieh there were Roventv member present. The general chairman of forum mooting. Mr. Hen C. Sheldon, presided nnil Clnude Ci Gate led the subject of the dav which embraced the relationship of the Farm liurcuu and its co-operative spirit to the business communities near which the sumo is located. A representative of the Orcsron Tax paver's League, Sir. F. I. Oollelmr of Portland irnvc a short talk on pres ent dav problems. Dr. Pnrkcr of Sun Francisco gave his impressions of Mcclfonl upon this his first visit and predicted a bright fuliiro for the city. An 'cxceedinirlv iuterestinir review of the past and also the future of the lumber industry was triven bv Air. Arthur Morelev, presidentof the Sajri- nnw I, umber Co., of Aberdeen, Wash ington, lie cave as his opinion that Southern Oregon willi its immense amount of timber resources, would in the mnttcr of a vorv short time, real ize n prosperity far beyond that which mnv be realized bv the residents. This was due to the fact that the lumber men in the southern stales, will have exhuustcd tho supply there und be cause in the matter of less than ten yours, lumber in tho slnto of Wash ington will be gone and that neees" sity will bring tho lumber men lo Southern Oregon where tho timber supply is unlimited and ns yet un touched. In addition to the above mentioned out of toWn guests wero II. II. Grant of Portland and II. O. Oalev of Ash land. , ' 200 Killed In Explosion BRUSSELS, April 14. Two hun dred persons are behoved to have been killed ns tho result of an ex plosion in the chemical faetorv nt Stolhere, near Aix La Cliapelle, Rhenish Prussia. - Notlco . I am no longer connected with the Medford Roof Painting Co., therefore am not responsible for any debts above company contract. 20' R. J. McCAFFERTY. QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets 'That is the joyful cry of thousands etnee Dr. Edwards produced Olive ' Tablets, the sutatitutefor calomel. No griping results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the liver and bowels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a. soothing, healing, vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. If you have a bad taste, bad breath, feel dull, tired, are constipated or bilious, you'll find quick and sure re sults from Dr. Edwards' little Olive Tablets at bedtime. 10c and 25c a box. 'Synopsis of the Annual Statement of Tho Home Insurance Company. of INtow York, In the State of Now York, cn the thirty-first day of December lll, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law; l CAPITAL '.V " Amount of capital Block paid up , .... 0,000 000 00 ' INCOME Not proinlums rocelvod during tho year J35, 030,287. 33 Interest, dividends and ronts recolved during . , tho year 2,340,130.01 : ; Income from other sources received during the year 4G.7S7.SO Total lncomo ....$37,429,211.13 DISMHlSMMliSNTS Net losses paid during the year Including ad justment expenses $13,!)fi7,847.40 Dividends paid Mi capital stock during tho year 1,600, 000. 00 Commissions and salaries paid diiiiim tho yeur 10,329,719.00 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year.. 931,419.41 Amount of all other expenditures 4,730,111.23 , Total expenditures ?31,4G5,097.10 ASSKTS , Valuo of stocks and bonds owned (market '-value) $46,423,479.57 l.oanB on mortgages and collateral, etc C.noo.OO Cash In hanks and on hand 5,738, 900. 4S lremlums in courso of collection written ulneo Beptembor 30, 1919 1,991,706.20 Interest and rents duo und accrued 435,474.00 Total assets $54,595,000.31 . Total assets admitted in Oregon $54,595,060.31 LIABILITIES Gross claims for lossos unpaid $ 3,077,019.00 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstand ing risks 27,092,838.00 Due from commission and brokerage 200, oiio.no All Other llnbllltle 1,799,230.99 ,i Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock ' ',; or $0,000,000.00 $3,2,769,093.99 UUBINKSS IN OREGON ECU THE YEAR .Not premiums received during tho year $239,507.89 Losses paid during the year .' .80,923.07 LoBses Incurred during the year 177,034.23 THE HOME INSUR ANCE COMPANY KLHRrOOE G. SNOW. President. WlLEItEl) KUKTII, Secretary (Statutory resident attorney f.T sorvlco: MISS HELEN DOtN'AI.LY. R. A. HOLMES, Agent. Medford, Ore. Films Developed FREE! Until April 15 we will develop all Kodak Films FREE whore orders are given for prints to be made from the films. Regular prices on all printing. AGENTS FOR THE EASTMAN KODAKS Ralph Woodford Proprietor TO ENLARGE ITS E Incidental to .the Masons having obtained an option on the St. Mark's hall building with a view to purchase within the next ninety days, it was erroneously stated In this paper Tues day that thp Medford Auto company lease expired next month and that the company would not' renew it. "Our lease does not'explre for some time" said John Denlson of the Med ford Auto company today, "and when it does expire wo will not only renew it but are planning to enlarge our present quarters and make other provements to more easily handle rapidly increasing business.' our im ) our 7 LENINE BEHIND WALK-OUT. (Continued, from Page One) heads declared the insurgents gradu ally were losing strength. : Railroads in the Chicago area de clared that f0 per cent of the switch engines in tho district were opcrntins largely .with the help of more "loval" brotherhood men from other cities. Hailroad officials nncl newlv employ ed men wore aiding in moving freight. Government Is Active ' Government ngenls wore taking a close check on the' strike situation in various rail centers and at New Or leans, six insurgents lenders arrested lust night in a raid on a strikers' meeting, wero being held on federal warrants- charging interi'orence with the United Slates mails. ' The American Federation of Labor through its ruihvuv department, which represents 700,000 members in oighl railroad crafts, indorsed President Wilson's appointments to the labpr board and declared .its belief that labor could confidently expect Jus tice through the law creatine: the board. 100,000 Idle . In Detroit 100.000 factory workers were reported idle and between 40,000 and 50,000 industrial workers in other parts of Michigan had been thrown out of work with predictions that more would be Jobless bv nightfall. In Ohio more than 100,000 men wero out of work in Columbus indus tries and virtually ovcry cool mine in the state closed. Food supplies were reported scarce in mnnv cities. , A mail train was roportcd to have been abandoned nt Youngstown and the mail returned to the postoffiee. . ' Hopo of ending the switchmen's strike nt Columbus faded when road men votod not to net us , strike breakers. ' Slight progress was mado , bv strikers who went out at Cincinnati, the railroads announced. . L0WDEN WINNER HOME STATE - - (Continued from Page One) Tho women vote down-state for Johnson wns not counted separately. The figures from 52(10 precincts' out of 5090 in the state, including nil 2448 in Cook county showed the fol lowing results: Low-den Men 100,180; .women. 32,502: total, 223.982. .. . Wood Men, i:i4,085: women, 23. 743; total 158.408. . ;, . Johnson (Cook county) Men, 35, 510; women, 5,305; (down state) men und women 4,312; total 45,193. - Of tho district delegates elected to tho national conventions' all the demo crats woro uninstrncted, while 85 of tho republicans were pledged .to Low den and fifteen rail ns unpledged. One of the unpledged delegates in tha tenth (Cook county) had announced he would support Senator Johnson and the other fourteen were adher ents of lluvor Thompson. The eight delegates at large will he selectod at the stale convention later. OBITUARY. 'DUTTON Jllcd nt his homo, No. 1022 West Tonth stroot, Tuesday, April 13, 19 JO, Robert Dutton at the age of 72 years, one month and one day. lie came to Oregon 13 years ago from Faribault, Minn., and had resided in Medford tor the past six years. Sir. Dutton loaves to mourn his loss his wife, two son's and- one daughter. Tho children are Mrs. Beatrice McCardlo ot Sheldon, la.. Cuius Dutton nt Elgin, Ore., and Frank P. Dutton of Jledford, Oro. Kunerol announcement later. . DI'EEIELD Died nt Gold Hill. Ore., April 12, Samuel Dutflold. fath er of Charles and Leslie Duffleld. for merly of Medford. Tho funeral will be hold at Oold Hill, Thursday after noon, April 15. , STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching eczema quickly by app!ying Zemo. Furnished by anydruKsist tor 3oc Extra 1,-irge bottle, S1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a short time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it viRorouslyhealthy.alwaysuse Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is not agreasysalveanditdocsnotstain. When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles o( all kinds. Iln,Y,iUvUU;vcUBd,A RESOLUTION DECLARING PEACE WASHINGTON, April 14 A sub stitute for the republican ioint pence resolution adopted last week by the houso, was introduced todav bv Sena tor M!Cumbcr, of North Dakota. leaderoHne republican mild rescrva tionisin the peace treaty fight. lie announced that he would bring it be fore the speciul meeting of the foreieii rlntions committee (jailed for tomor- row lo consider the house resolution. Under the McCumber resolution commercial relations between Ihe United States and Germany would be resumed to the same extent and under tho same limitations as though no wnr had existed. t ' - No resumption of diplomatic rela tions or settlement of war issues is proposed. SCHOOL TEACHERS TO SERVE AS FOREST LOOK-OUTS BELLTNGIIAM. Wash.. April 14. Two school teachers. Miss Corn Cros by, Bellingham and. Miss Thompson, Everett, have been named to serve this summer at a lone fire lookout station on Sourdough mountain, north of here. , A lookout "cage" or cabin, located at an elevation of 7.000 feet will bo occupied bv the girls, rjtccl cables extending over the roof, anchor the cabin to the rocks so that winds will not hurl it down the mountainside. W0N T WR1TE IN NAME OMAHA, Neb., April 14. The Hoo ver republican club of Nebraska is sued an appeal to the Nebraska voters that they not write Hoover's name on the ballots at tho presidential prefer ence primary April ,20. This action, it was declared, is in accord with Mr. Hoover's wishes not to oppose "fa vorite sons," in their own states. CONVENIENT! If Constipated, Bilious or Headachy, take "Cascarets." Coscarets never -gripe, sicken or is convenience one like Suits, Oil, Calomel or harsh Pills. Feel bully! Be efficient! Don't stay sick, bilious, lieadacliy, con stipated. Remove tho liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your breath. bad and stomach sour. . Why not spend a few cents for a box of Cuscarets and enjoy the nicest, gentlest litxiitive-catlwrtia your ever experienced! They work while you Sleep, 2'IIUIIIIIIIIIII Illllllllllllllllllilllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllffl MANNS The Best Goods for the Price, No MatterJWhat the Price MANN'S i READY WITH EVERYTHING NEEDFUL BY 1 THE WOMAN WHO PLIES THE NEEDLE i So thorough are our preparations that even among the needles and buttons can be found what ever is wanted i to say nothing of the hundreds of yards of Silks, Dress Goods and Wash Goods, besides laces and embroi- j derie's for trimmings, tapes and braids, threads, patterns," scissors, shields, hooks and eyes, etc, In fact, should ; you come to us with absolutely nothing to do your spring sewing, we could send you forth with every neces- j sity Materials, designs, instructions and the means of putting them together intelligently and stylishly. Sewing Week Covers Every Imaginable Requirement l THIS SALE OPENS THURSDAY, APRIL 15; ENDS THURSDAY, APRIL 22. NOTE A beautiful thimble given away with every purchase. 3.'. si- charming NEW SILKS ; Satin Imperial, 36 inches wide in all-the new I spring shades, also black and white. ; This I Satin is guaranteed for four CO AO ";'. seasons. Special, yard ............ pvvV NeWjTaffctas in the two-toned shades j 6 'colors to choose from. This, silk ' has the call 'for spring , fl A I dresses. Very special, yard .... V ; Georgette Crepe, 40 inches wide in 50 shades. Fine qual ! ity. Special, yard $2.9$ Mallison 's',' ' Khaki, Kool " in six new sport shades. . . (JC AO Special, yard ..... Frisco' Jersey Wash Silk, 36 inches wide in flesh and. whit" Heavy quality. ,. Very special, yard $3.98 SENSATIONAL SALE OP - NOTIONS AND BUTTONS FOR SEWING WEEK Sewing, Darning and Embroidery Needles, very special, paper 15 Good Paper Pins. Special. 5 Ready made 'Adjustable Skirt Belting, all widths, 20 to,35. . each Busting Cotton. Special, spool, . ' ;'. G! ' Cotton Tape, narrow. - Special, . 5 piece , Cotton Tape, wide,' special, 7 . . ... piece . , Dutch Linen Tape, special; 10, piece Silk Seam Binding, piece ....35 Snap Fastnere, good quality,, white and black, 10c values .., Dross Shields, all . stylos , aiul sizes, 50c values. . Special, pair ... 35 ' - . ' Pearl Buttons for underwear and aprons, all sizes, card......... 10 Good quality Pearl Buttons for waists. Special, card 30f IJearl Buttons in novelty shapt-s. All sizes. Special, card .25 Good Hooks and Eyes, card 5 A COMPELLING SALE OF ... summer; WASH GOODS - 'Anderson's Imported Scotch Ging hams, 32 .inches ; wide, hi thoncw ; plaids and checks. This is the finest gingham inadc, and is sold exclusively in Medford by this store. See them in the window. Very special for - Qfip this sale, yard .:... .:.:..:,.:J30i fAiiderson's Ivanhoc Gingham, made v iriU. S. A. All new plaids, 32-. HCp inches wide.N Special, yard..;.....:..'. v . ..,: ; . - - Utopia, Red Seal and M. P. C. Ging ham, 75 new patterns. This cloth is. worth 50c. Very Q special, yard .,Wv ; 36 inch Belmont Percales," in 40 .now " BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS GOODS ). 48. inch Wool Plaids in ljght colors for Spring wear, priced at, ', flC nr ard :..............;:.... e.l O 56 inch Velour Plaids for Spring Skirts; Beautiful patterns.. Special, ffC AO ................ ....Wuj 56 inch Shepherd Checks 1 or Suits and Skirts, guaranteed all . wool. . This 'is : an excellent cloth. ' ff C AO yard ....L... :..,0 . ' ' r ' '. '.';.' 54 inch all, Wool Trieotine,' in several new shades: for Spring Suits. Very Special;"? gg 52. inch. Heather- Jersey Suiting. All wool, good colors,' AO Special, yard 54 inch Suede Cloth for .Suits and Dresses, ther latest1 cloth' out. Very Special, Thurs- '; : AO 3 yuvj 3 day, yard SENSATIONAL SALE OF NOTIONS AND BUTTONS FOR SEWING WEEK. Pearl Buttons We have a large assortment in all sizes, and new est styles. Best ; quality, from . .' 69 to- $1.25 Doz. Tailored Buttons The best as sortment in the city, in black aiut colors 25 to $1.25 Doz. Bias Tape, in white and black. All widths, ...,....10 to 35 bolt patterns. yard Special, 39c in 7 'Mercerized voiles, 45 inches wide, 10 new shades, for dresses and smocks. A fine cloth. Special 85C j aic 36 inch Promanade'Skirtings. Take's tho place of linen. 1 Fine- mercerized cloth. Comes in Tan, Rose, Pekin Blue, Light Blue, Pink and 'fil White. Very special, yard...: OwC l . Xew fancv Voiles, from vard 48 '. - " to $1.98 . Stickeri Braid : iii;.whit and col- one-half 75c . ors. bolt Drcssmakei's '. Kris pound boxes .y ,-. ; in Darning Cotton,' in black White and colors.-' Special, . ; Cp Measures, . with Very ',, spool Pocket Tape Cotton Tape, special, each Good quality Shears 50 and 69 Good Scissorsj pair 25 to 75 ; Stickeri Bi'aid in large scollops yard ......1....... .....5 6 yai'ds for 25 . . ' . S DRESS TRIMMINGS H Tho latest ideas in Braids, Fringes', H Tassels, "Nets, Chiffons, Frogs and H everything needed for trimming. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 'Mi asms Tb.eWoman's Store 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. MEDFORD. OREGON LACES AND EMBROIDERIES The most complete , line in the city. Special values. On , sale every day. See them. ' . . to WE PREPAY MAIL OR EXPRESS S silillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllliy UK
