r BEDFORD " BCSTE " TKIBUA'B, " MKUfOBD. flttTV WTTST5aT. MAT 15. " T950."
its. nixmi: l'lXK, of Kaii
A 8AS City, who says her little
boy never hurt u well day until lie
began taking Titnhu:, Declare
slio will never lc ablo to ay the
debt of fcratiturie she owes the
medicine.
'A 7
"I will never be nblo to pay the
debt of gratitude 1 owe to Tunluo for
what it huH clime for my llttlo boy und
mo," said Mrs. Nellie Peek, No. H21
Charlotte St., Kansas City, recently.
"My little boy Curtis 1h fourteen
years old and never in his life had he
neon a well day until he began taking
Tanlac. I worried and worried over
Ills condition, but In Hpito of every
thing 1 could do ho didn't Heein to
gain any strenKth and was weak and
delicate practically all his life, lie
seemed to have a very weak stomach.
It Just looked llko he couldn't oat
anything and digest it like other chil
dren. lie had no appetite at all and what
little ho did eut seemed to sour on
his stomach. Sometimes his heart
would palpitate terribly and he would
get bo dizzy he could hardly walk and
as I Btood and looked ut liiin I
thought ho would suroly fall over,
lie would havo bad headaches and
was nervous und could never sloep
well at night. At school ho was never
able to keep up ills work and he had
to' stay out a great deal on uccount of
poor health..
"I had heard so much about Tanlac
I decided to try it nnd soo if It
wouldn't help him. Well, you Just
can't imagine how overjoyod I wuh
when he began to Improve! I kept
Tight on giving him tho medicine
until now It is hard for mo to believe
he Is tho samo child. Ills health Is
bettor than over before in his life and
he is bright and playful all the time
and ho enjoys going out and playing
with other hoys. lie bus u splendid
appetite nnd I lot him cat anything
he wants, lie is not the least bit ner
vous any mora and is asleep as soon
OS he gooB to bed. in fact, he is per
fectly well In evory way.
"Aftor soelng what Tanlac did for
him J began taking It myself as
havo beon Buffoiing from stomach
trouble, headaches und dizziness for
five years. Since taking this grand
medicine I am now happy to say that
I never suffer any more with those
troubles.
"Tanlac has beon ono of tho grout
ost blessings that ever enmu Into our
home and 1 expect to prulso it as long
as I live."
Tanlac is sold In MedfoVd at Wost
Side Pharmacy nnd by leading drug-
fists In evory town. Adv
Palace
Grocery
Where you get Service.
Fancy Canned Goods
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Frcnsli Ranch Butter
Fresh Creamery Butter
In fact everything to
cat.
Moffat & Launspach
Phone 109
132 West Main.
Give us a trial.
POTATOES
Fancy Seed Potatoes $10.00
per hundred.
Also
A complete lino of Bee Sup
plies in stock.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
SI7 Fft4 Main Sti-wrf
CLOSED, REESE
)L
Reese Creek, May 10. Miss Marie
Meyers closed a very successful eight
months term of Bchool, Friday, May
7th, with a picnic dinner. Quite a
number of the patrons and friends of
the school bringing their dinner and
participating. Those present besides
the pupils and teacher were: Mr. and
Mrs. H. French and Miss May, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Bellows, Mr. and Mrs. Cran
dull and children, Mrs. Merrltt and
Miss Maud Merrltt, Mrs. Pettlgrew,
Miss Ethel ICwen, Charles and Loland
Pettlgrew, M. Ueckenborg, II. It. Min-
tor, Marshall Minter and Miss Mlna,
Mrs. Sam Courtney, Mrs. W. E. Hum
mel, Mrs. II. Watklns, Miss Ellen Mc-
Cabe. Those attending from Laurel
lill wero the Misses Stella Conovcr
and llattle Johnson. After dinner
tho young people played gumes while
the older peoplo visited.
Miss Meyers expects to return
Thursday and Friday for tho oighth
grado examinations.
Pau Hobortson is ntll! quite sick.
The rest of tho family havo all been
sick but aro getting hotter. Almost
everyone is having an attack in some
form of bad colds or flu.
Tho farmers are rejoicing over the
fine rain that fell Saturday night,
which was much needed.
on the peace treaty felt the growing
responsibility."
House republicans, Mr. Hitchcock
charged, were called Into conference
and the house action arranged, altho
he declared that th house never had
been permitted a voice In peace dec
larations previously. Upon receipt
of the house resolution by the senate
however, Mr. Hitchcock said there
was a sudden change of plans and the
Present resolution was drafted as a
futile plan for republican indorse
ment.
JOHN BULL HYPNOTIZED.
(Continued from Page One)
imr from our cnlriince into the war,"
declared Hie secretary. "Hut even
then, Admiral Siinn saiil it hail not
been definitely decided on lv tho war
council, lltoiiLrli Hie darino and suc
cessful attack on ZeclirUL'Ue came
much later. It miirltt have been n
verv different storv if it hud been
undertaken earlier when the new do
pnrtnicnt was unriner some such hold
plan, nil of which Admiral Kims
thouL'lit 'iinpruclicuble' when timed
by the navy department."
Discredited U. S. Navy
Admiral Sims told the president he
had been shown studies of the de
partment's plan to prevent the (litres
of submarines. Mr. Daniels said, nnd
that he considered the scheme im
practicable.
'lie evidently sought to discredit
tho navv dopurlnient's plans bv wtv-
iritr that these Hntnu snu'irestions nnd
mnnv similar ones had been made bv
people of nil classes since the beain-
iimtr of tlie war," said Mr. Danicl-i.
Sims' cable to the president sti::-
ircslcd that tlie proper policy to pur
suu was to adopt tho rccnmmcnilti
tions he had made tn the department,
"most of which had been decided upon
and put in operation before Admiral
Sims susiirestcd Ihein," Secretary
Daniels said.
"lie added," the seerclarv con
tinued, ''that we should adopt nil or
ciiirziitioii similar in all respects lo
the llritish snundrim nnd virtually
transfer nil navy nulhority to hiss
hcuiltiuurlcrs in London."
CALLS KNOX MOVE FOLLY.
(Continued from Page One)
treaty which wo hnvo refused to rati
fy." Hevlowlng tho courso of other
ponco resolutions, Mr. Hitchcock said
a previous resolution by Senator
Knox was "abandoned on tho senate
doorstep llko Hs predocossors."
"Hut tho effort lo do something to
escape from tho constitutional meth
od of making penco was not aban
doned," ho continued. "Something
hud to bo done. Intransigent states
men who had rofusod nil offorts to
reach nn ngreomont or comproniiso
J I y suffer the discomforts and
embarrassment of a Goitre t
O. G. C. preparation fur goitre tins bent
tiled iii .tn y,
Wliy pny ii viral hundred dollars Cor an
oiiL'tiituxi In rt'imnvn yoitro when (..(. C,
can tie obtain, d fur bulIi a comparatively
suiallexpt'iidituref
0. (i.C. wlien properly npplicd kIvcs amis
laflorv results, or your money will he
lednid.d. u.O.C. i sold direct, by mail
miy. V rite for (mullet.
Address Dept.Z
O.U.C CMRMICAI. COMPANY
Seattle, S',itihiiiK' ten
rfiistsau
if you want
,;, the genuine
- in bottles
for the home
at soda fountains
and on draught
How the First Storage
Battery Was Received
in China
"Have you heard the story of how
the find b to rage battery was received
in China," auked M. B. AValker of
Auto Electric Equipment Co., VSL
Service Station representative of this
aection, yesterday.
"Well," he chuckled, "when some
delegates of the great Chinese prole
tariat examined the mysterious black
box for the first time and saw it bub
bling and simmering and acting fussy
and excited like, they robbed their
heads together and decided it was
allvo with spirits.
f As the story waB told me, it was
unanimously approved to give the
thing a strong injection of hot tea
to keep it quiet. While In the act of
doing so ono sage-like Celestial came
in contact with a live connection and
set up a yell that put every tom-iom
in the kingdom to shpme. Again the
pig-tulled heads bumped together in
conference. This time the decision
was that the box was central head
quarters for half a hundred Oriental
devils.
"I've told this story because it con
veys a moral. You cannot dispossess
un Oriental of tho belief that there
are certain earlhly possessions that
aro devil-possessed, any more than
you can convluco some skeptical
Americans that by giving the storage
battery a little attention ho will pro
long its life considerably.
"Although I conduct a USL Service
Stution my chief purpose is not to sell
a man a new batterv but to render
efficient Rcrvlce at all times on ques
tions pertaining to butteries old and
new regardless of what muke they
nro. If motorists will insist on get
ting the last ounco of energy out of
their old batteries they will know,
when they purchase a new battery,
that they have been playing the game
as it should" bo played." ' Adv.
LIBERTY
NOW
PLAYING
"My Lady's
Garter"
AND HERE'S
THE
. COMEDY!
What would mv ladv
do without her garter?
What would a movie
fan do without a comedy?
That's easy! The fan's
spirits would fall down!
'CAN YOU BEAT IT?'
will keep vour spirits up!
IF YOU DON'T
BELIEVE IT
CUM -'N-RUBBER
RUBBER WAT?
I l
LIBERTY
NEXT: BRYANT WASHBURN
"SIX BEST CELLERS"
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MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE-NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE-MANN'S
. . U
The Quality of the Merchandise combined 1 with the Low Price
offered in this sale makes a combination hard to beat. 1 he prices
of all Cotton Goods are advancing: every day. Our advice lSjto
j i-- - tin. tj'i-i 'MffttttTU 1
BUY NOW AND SAVEIMONEY
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS FOR LESS
72x90 Sheets, Linen Fin- 9lA Sheeting, Bleached.
ish. Cheap today at $2.25
This sale,
each
$1.98
Pillow Slips 42 and 4-
inch linen finish. Cheap
today at 60c.
Sale price
45c
HOPE. MUSLIN
This well-known brand of
Muslin is cheap today at
45c On sale
at, vard
39c
No Clips Brand. Cheap
today at $1.00.' Sale
SSr 89c
Bedspreads Wear Well
Brand. Large size scal
loped, $4.50 values.
This sale, 1 AO
each P J70
LUSTRA CAMBRIC
36 inches wide, fine qual
ity for fine underwear.
Cheap at 60c.
This sale, yard
TOWELS AND TOWELING REDUCED
Bath Towels Good qual
ity and size. Cheap at 75c.
For this sale, C
each U
Bath Towels Good qual
ity. Medium -size, 30c
values. This
sale, each
Extra size hath towels.
This sale, . 'fiQr
Soft Spun Towels
17x34 size. Guaranteed
to wear; very absorbent.
Special finish, 30c values.
This sale, OCf
55c
each
Crash Toweling Part
linen. Good heavy qual
ity. Cheap today at 25c.
Sale price, 1 Qo
yard l'v
LONG CLOTH .
Imperial Brand No. 150.
Cheap today at 35c. This
S'S 29c
25c
each
ENGLISH NAINSOOK
Imperial Brand Fine
quality. Regular price,
50c. For this AZ
sale, yard Jv
ALL CORSETS REDUCED
During this sale we are offering our entire stock of
Gossard, Warner's and Red Fern Corsets and Brais
ieres at 10 Per Cent Off Regular Price.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR LESS
Dove Underwear Made
of fine Lingerie Cloth:
nicely trimmed with
lace or embroidered
Gowns, Bloomers' and
Chemise. All new goods.
Very special tf3 AO
iu
at
Dove Underwear In
Gowns, Petticoats and
Chemise. Fine quality.
All good styles. Very
cheap at $4.50. On sale
Thursday, CO QO
Hjyj
each .
3 i
&5
f The Biggest Ready-to-Wear Sale of the Season. Every" Suit Coat
! and Dress in the House Must be Sold at Once. Your Opportunity g
1 Suits 1-3 off. Coats 1-4 off. Dresses 20 off. 1
; $30.00 Spring Suits, now $20.00 $25.00 Spring Coat3, now....$18.75 $25.00 Spring Dresses, now $20.00
i $37.50 Spring Suits, now $25.00 $30.00 Spring Coats, now....$22.50 $35.00 Spring Dresses, now $28.00
i $45.00 Spring Suits, now $30.00 $35.00 Spring Coats, now....$26.25 $40.00 Spring Dresses, now $32.00
i $55.00 Spring Suits, now $36.65 $40.00 Spring Coats, now....$30.00 $45.00 Spring Dresses, now $36.00
! $60.00 Spring Suits, now $40.00 $45.00 Spring Coats, now....$33.75 $50.00 Spring Dresses, now $40.00
i $75.00 Spring Suits, now $50.00 $50.00 Spring Coats, now....$37.50 $75.00 Spring Dresses, now $60.00
No Alterations No Approvals No Exchanges. . -
BOY'S BLOUSES
Made of best Percale. All
sizes. Worth $1.50 today,
Sai 98c
VOILE WAISTS
'All good styles. Cheap
today at $2.50. For this
3S ?50
BOY'S SUITS
Made of fine Madras and
Percale. $2.00 values.
This sale, ffl JZ
suit P1.C,J
MIDDY BLOUSES
All sizes. Made of fine
Twill. Good styles. For
tins sale,
each
$2.98 I
WOMEN'S NET DRESSES.
All good styles and sizes, in white
onlv. ( heap today at $2o.00.
Tliis sale '.
'McmrCs
A GREAT SALE OF WAISTS
Made of fine Georgette Crepe and
ttIC nrn -v: jr . p. Crepe do Chene. Good colors; cheap
JlJ IheWomansotore at $8.00. Tins nfi s
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. sale J."0
MEDF0RD. OREGON
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID.
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PROPER USE, OR BAD
ABUSE. WIIICII system do YOU follow with your
money? If you are making every pay day
stand for an enlarged hank balance here at
Hie First National you arc properly using
it.
If you are extravagantly spending or reck
lessly investing it your money is being
abused,
Literest on Savings.
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK"
Mcdford Oregon
Jrfl
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.
MED FORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Uiso went for Fairbanks an4 Ifom
Encine.. ft
17 South Blvircld.
STAR TAXI
PHONE 300
Cars for hire with or without
driver.
JAMES LESLIE
Nash Hotel ;A
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