SITrnFOTTD JTXTL TTrrHtr. STEDTOTlBi. OKTCOOX. TUESDAY. MAY 1. 1020.
it
In the Spring Time
Any fool knows enough to carry
an umbrella when it rains, but
X. ,. the wise man is
. he who carries
Pone when it is
only cloudy.
Any man will
Bend for a doctor
when he gets
bedfast, but the
wiser one is he
who : adopts
w before his ills
become serious. During a hard
winter or the following spring one
feels run-down, tired out, weak
and nervous.' Probably you have
suffered from a cold, the Grip or
flu, which has left you thin, weak
and pale. This is the time to put
your system in order. It is time
for house-cleaning.
A good, old-fashioned alterative
and temperance tonic is one made
of wild roots and barks, without
the use of alcohol, and called Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form. This is
nature's tonic, which restores the
tone of the stomach, activity of
the liver and steadiness to the
nerves', ' Strengthening the whole
system. First put up by Dr. Pierce
over 50 years ago, now procurable
at any drug store; or send 10 cents
to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package.
RESIDENT BUTTE
FALLS IS KILLED
Palace
Grocery
Where you get Service.
Fancy Canned Goods
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Frensh Ranch Butter
Fresh Creamery Butter
In !fact everything to
eat.
Moffat & Launspach
Phone 109
132 West Main.
' Give us a trial.
Stoves
Wanted
We want 50 second hand
stoves and ranges, also 100
IRON BEDS
What have you to offer?
Cash or Trade
We buy whatever you
have to sell. j
Mordoff&Woolf
EAT
at
Cafe
Holland
Try Our
50c Merchants'
i Luncheon
IJLTTK FALLS, May 3 News was
received this wpcVthat Joe Spuncor
was killed in Arizona, but no partic
ulate havo reai'Tied hero yet. Joe
used to live in JJuUn Palls, and leaven
a host of friend,'; bore to mourn his
Johs. "
The CbanibPrs family motored
down to EukIq Point, Sunday to visit
their daughter, Mis. C. Jackson, and
returned the name day bringing their
little grand daughter Teione with
them. .
. Mr, Reaeh has lieen rc-engaged for
janitor work in the school, and will
move out of the Gosh house Into the
Smith house, now occupied by the
Mitfsew Van Putton, and Hargrove, as
Boon aa nchool is out. As his daugh
ter wi!J not teach hero next year, he
doesn't need as largo a house as he
iiqw occupies.
.Mr. Cox. bad his head mill man up
Tuesday, a Mr. Clayton so we under
stand. Mrs. Tung'ate left for a visit In the
valley and to bo near her nephew,
Wm. Heal, who is seriously ill in
ISaglo Point.
iCverott Abbott returned from Mon
roe logging camp this week and will
work at the Ilig line camp.
Tho road work from hero on down
to F. i.Veil's, Is progressing fine and
the roads will be 141 traveling condi
tion this week again, and our mall
currlor will appreciate it more than
any ono else, uh be surely has had a
rough road to travel tho past winter
and always In jully spirits and will
ing to accommodate every one if pos
sible and from now on Mr. Kdsel will
drive up with his largo car carrying
passengers both ways. . ,.
. Mrs. J. Cadzow gave a birthday
party at hor home In honor of her son
Robert, who was seven years old Sat
urday, May 1st. Some fifteen or
twenty little folks wore present, and
enjoyed a most delightful afternoon
from 2 till 5. Ice cream and cake
was served by the hostess, In her
most bountiful way, then came tho
bon bons, but soon disappeared with
the merrymakers. -
William Hcale passed away at his
stepdaughter's, Mrs. Nellie Wooloy'u,
Sunday morning at 7:30. Ho suf
fered a stroko some time ago and has
never been well or ablo to get nrfound
since. The funeral will be at Central
Point, Tunsday at 2 o'clock.
Little Frankio dlrainerd went to
Medford lust week to join her parents
who moved down there a few weeks
ago, an Mr. Krainord has a repair
shop there.
Mrs. K. Fredenburg Is visiting hor
son Robert Coffman; her home is In
Klumath Kalis now.
Only three weeks more of school
this spring. A fine program Is being
prepared for tho commencement,
May 21.- 1
Tho tenchera honored tho basket
ball boys wlth-u party Saturday evo,
nil of the high school pupils and
oighth graders were there, beside
somo of the outsldo young folks and
a most enjoyable time was had by
those in attendance. Catchy fffimuH
wore tho featuro of tho evening's
sport. Near midnight ice cream and
cake was served by tho teachers.
Will Marion bad Hie misfortune to
get his finger sliced up with the saw
at Duprco's mill Friday.
Jim llughCH Is hauling wood for
Marker and Ahlstrutn in tho large
truck.
Vernon Jones leaves this week to
take a government Job.
Lester Smith is employed at the
Big Pines camp.
Poindextcr Out of It.
KAl.KM, Ore., May Acting on
advices received from Attorney dene
nil llrown, Sum A. Koor, deputy ec
rctarv of state, has telegraphed Ore-
uun count v clerks to remove the ilium
of Miles Poindextcr from t ho ballot
a republican aspirant tW the presi
dential nomination.
JLicemsfid City Scavenger-
K 11
PORTLAND, Ore. If Prisellla
had not made her famous remark to
John Alden, the Pacific roast would
havo lacked one of Its leading col
leges, as genealogical chart Just pub
lisihed by Reed college shows that
rmutida Reed, the founder, Is n di
rect descendant of Priscilla and John
Alden. Had tho demure New Kng
land ntnid failed to say, "Why don't
you :peuk for yourself, John " Port
land would never have had Reed col-leg-'.
Coming to Portland from Quincy,
M ass.. In pioneer days, Simeon (1.
Reed started tho line of steamships
on t he Columbia river, which later
became tho Oregon Railroad ami
Navigation Co. When he died bo
suggested that his wife use bis for
tune for some institution of value to
the eltUens of Portland. In 1 SHU
Mrs, Reed died, leaving hoi entire
fortune of several millions for tho.
founding of Rood college.
All refuso immediately removed on
Bhort notice.- Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Daily bualtiew din-
(Ives Cits lit Through the tmd
Uaekuehe. lamo and stiff muse!
and rheumatic pains arc often symp
toms of deranged kidneys. "I hail
weak bladder, bad kidnes and liver"
writes Willie Carter, Luxar, Pa. "I
could not sloop well and my bark
pained inn awful... I had a dl,:-.y feel
ing in the morning. Since taking
Foley Kidney Pills I have boon re
lieved of all such ailments." They
rid the system of tho poisonous noids
that cause aches and pains. For sale
ESTATE DEALS ARE!
(KXTIi.U. i'OIXT, Mkv -1 (Sncc-
inl) Two imnnrtaiit real istate deals
uliirli look place here dnrinif the pnsl
week was tin' Mile of the II. W. Lind
say plan- to 1. F. Willams and the
home torim'i-lv owned here bv II. D.
Mtirlcvnnt to Mrs. Sixty. Both the
new owners are ureutlv pleased with
their new homes us the nbove two
miincd dwelliim plaees have Ions been
unmii; the most attractive and mod
ern homes: in the valley.
,lr. and .Mrs. Weaver anil sinnli
daughter of Seattle. Wash., visited
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of this oitv
several days dnrins the past week, en
route, to l'usufienu, Cal., leavinir for
that place Sunday evening. While in
i'asndi'ua, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver and
daughter will visit Miss Inioirene Wal
lace of this city, who is a student 'it
one of the leading conservatories of
laiisic in southern California.
Jlrs. J. I1'. Williams enjoyed a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred iloper
in Grants J'ass diirinir the past week.
Cupid has been rather busy in Cen
tral Point dnrinir the past few weeks,
several announcement parties Jiavini,
beeu uiven, and April, the month of
showers, poured presents, trood will
and everything' to the luekv brides to
lie. One of the most recent down
pours to be held here was that riven
at the home of .Mr. mid Mrs. Hav Hen
derson in honor of Miss M'nrv Mc
Dcrmott, popular teacher in the
schools here who is soon to beeon-.e
the bride of Mr. Hull Noreross, na
tive Central I'ointnmn's ex-soldier of
the A. E. V. and all around cood fel
low. Miss Gleason of Litchfield, Iowa,
is enjoying a visit with her nephew
I''. I!. Gleason and family at their
home here now.
Ray Mairruder of Dunsmiiir. Cal.,
visited home folks here durinir the
week.
II. Mitchell, the Medford butcher,
was a business .visitor! in Central
l'oint the past week.
jMr. and Mrs. Louis I'nnkev of
l'rospect were out of-town visitors
here durini: the week. While here Mr.
and Airs. I'nnkev were iruests of Mr.
and Mrs. Guv Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. l'hillips of South Da
kota were.i-'uests lit the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Noreross here the
past week. ,
The priavto railroad crossing al
the south end of town has been closed
and all traffics that formerly passed
over that way, must now ito bv way
of the Miiin street crossing bv order
of the S. 1'. Co.
Mr. Tom Helchcr and daughter,
Miss Altu Grazier, are now at home
after a several week's visit with
friends and relatives at The Dalles.
M'r. George .Wallace, genial mail
carrier on roulo 1, left the first of
(ho week for I'asndena. Cal., where
for the next Ihirtv days be will have
a very pleasant visit with his only
daughter, Miss Itnogene, who is in
college there. During the absence of
the popular currier, Mrs. Guv Tex will
till his position.
The Independence Creamery of
Medford, who has a branch place in
Central Point under the management
of M'r, Hen Little, closed their estab
lishment, here some few days ago,
and transferred Mr. Little to Med
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Alexander, who
spent the past several months in
southern California, returned to their
home here I'Yiduv morning. Mr. Alex
ander was brought back a verv sick
man, and while he is better at this
writing be is still critically ill and
his many friends here are greatly
concerned about him ami earnestly
hoping that soon he will begin to show
marked improvement, and will be on
the road to complete recovery.
C. S. Sanderson. .of licnglo has
closed hi-, store there and has moved
his t'aaiilv to their residence prop
er! v hero, where ihey are now at
iKIlltl1,
Mr. and Mrs. Shipley Ivoss. for-
incrlv of Portland, are again residents
of Central Point, and it is rumored
that Mr. Ho-vs has accepted the po.i
lion of chic tVlerk in one of tho lead
ing mercantile es'a'.lishairnts here.
There was a I' re at the Presby
terian church here Thursday evening,
and strange to sav, no one tried to
put out the conflagration, and of '.be
throng that had gathered there on
no face could one detect a sign of re
gret or dismay, which a lire usuallv
occasions. On the contrarv every
countenance reflected jov and thee
was: much merriment, singing mi.'
laughter, as the flames rose and tVli
and then finally died, leaving onlv a
few ashes, and the reason was th.tt
that which iuve food to the fire was
the church mortgage, which had re
cently been paid, and the destruction
of which, all rejoiced to sec. Seve
ral distinguished churchmen from out
of tow n al tended "the burning of the
mortgage. Included among that
camber were Kcvereud-- Koehter ami
llovt of Ashland and lr. MeClain of
tirants Pass.
Mrs. Clara Grim McCallitcr end
oang daughter, who have been vi-dt-iie;
relatives here lor the past several
weeks I,. it lor their home in Doris,
Cal., Sundav morning.
DaTlmciith Beats Yale.
XKW IIAVKN, Conn.. May L
Dartmouth won a telegraphic nth
match with Vale yeMenlnv !',I'J to
iiro.
Constipation
1 .5S8fei feiJs-
THERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain's
Tablets? for constipation. When the proper
iffcijdose ls jaken their action is so agreeable and so
natural that you do not realize that it is the effect
of a medicine. These tablets, possess tonic proper
ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular
action of the bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets have
cured many cases of chronic constipation.
HOUSEWIVES
Who aim at greater perfection in
cooking should use
VILMO FLOUR
We deal in all kinds of feeds and
grains and can give you prices
that will please you
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
iismiiMaBWWmmm 1 Mli
NATIONAL B.I CYCLE .WEEK,
Afay 1st. to St.
7his week every bicycle dealer
in town has his latest and finest
models on display. You will find
one that just suits you.
Decide now! Riding a bicycle
saves money time and trouble.
It makes you independent of hot
crowded street cars. It builds your
health and is always a pleasant
convenience. Decide now to ride
a bicycle to work and 'play. You
will find it pays big.
Buy now and get the benefit
of the whole season.
CYCLE TRADES OF J ERIC 'A, Inc., 35 JFm-ren Street
Nnv York, U. S. 4.
iff -I
On Time
A million workers make
the trip to and from
work a pleasure and re
creation by Riding a
Bicycle.
Do you i
They live in the clean,
quiet suburbs where liv
ing costs are less, and
let their wheels save,
their car fare. The ar
rive On Time.
Do you? '
They earn more mortey
' because the healthful
exercise of riding ena
bles them to do better
work and more of it. '
Do you?
RIDE A BICYCLE
F. E. MARTIN .
-... u s. -.i-, .
Holiday Jaunts fo Lakes
and Woods
You young fallows who think a
day in the country is worth two
in tho city who nre ken for
swimming, huminjr anrl fishinjf,
you neod a sturdy, comfortable,
easy-running
Karler -Davidson Dioyclo
It will makr your ttip short nnd in
cti't tt? piensiiro of evrry outitiff.
It i a brother tu I'k Hsrtey-Davidvon
mott'rcyt-ls you know wtat tliat
means. . .
Brin your frlenJt with ynij when
yen curuc to si . the new mstlcift.
Kido h Itfryclo
Motoring your Bicycle
witli the Briggs & Stratton
Motor Wheel
(Formerly Smith Motor
Wheel)
It is not an attempt to
make a featherweight, mo
torcycle, but takes your bi
cycle and lets yon use the
pedals for foot-rests.
They fjive mighty good
sjiort for the boys.
For men and women the
Motor Wheel is a time anrl
labor saving device which
is more than worth what it
costs. Agency for the Hog
ne River Valley. Price
laid down in Medford $10").
, Yon can't beat the com
bination of a Harley-Da-vidscn
Bicycle motorized
with a Briggs & Stratton
Motor 'Wheel
GAYLORD
The best
line of
Bicycles
and Supplies
in Southern
Oregon
The Liberty
Repair Shop
22 S. Grape, Medford
by Modford riiunuiu'y. AdvJ
Medford
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