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ocal and
Personal
A sweeping order by the U. S. trea
sury department that all federal build
ings' muBt be closed, and the doors
securely locked at 9:15 o'clock every
night, and not reopened until the regu
lar ononing time next morning has
been received by Postmaster W'arner
who Is the custodian or the federal
building and who will comply with the
order Just as soon as an outdoor letter
box can be placed to receive mail dur
ing the night. While the order only
says that this change Is made to Bafc
BURrd the public property It was un
doubtedly Inspired by the burglary
robbery and other crime epidemic
throughout the United States. Mod
ford's federal building has heretofore
been open all night.
Don t let your chickens, stand In mud
and water. You won't get eggs if you
do. Buy a bale of straw for $1.00.
We'll deliver It. Phono G29, Hubs Mill
tf
The Salvation Army is In need of
some beds, bedding and chairs, etc., for
Its general relief work. Those having
anything like that that they can spare
please call 356 or call at residence,
229 Apple street. Wo ca also use
cast-off clothing, shoos, etc. Envoy
and Mrs. Sinclair, officers In charge
, 277
Only 2 days loft to buy a Western
Electric Washer for $5 down and bal
ance In 12 monthly payments, Paul's
Electric Store. ..... , 276
Just recelyed a shipment of 30x314
first-classfion-skld tiros'; while they
Hist tlR'.OO. Medford "Vulcanizing
Works.' ' ... 299'
We have a special bargain In print
paper, that' makes splendid wrapping
paper. There are throe lengths of
rolls, each has a coro so they can bo
used on the paper racks. You can
purchase this paper much cheaper
than wrapping paper. If Interested
come and see the papor. tf
200 pair new shoes at cost. Second
hand shoes and shoe repairing at the
Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth
street, Medford. , . .
The members of the county court,
Judge Gardner and Commissioners
Uursell and Owen spent the forenoon
In the city on business and this after
noon met In formal session at Jackson
ville ,
Only 2 dnys left to buy a Western
Electric Washer for $5 down and bal
ance In 12 monthly payments. Paul's
Eloctric Store. 275
Valentines at Swem's Studio. 276
Our entire Btoclc of flno auto robes
at cost some bargains beltove mo.
The Busy Corner Motor Co. 281
Friday evening, February 11th, will
be "Fathers night" at tho Washington
school. A splendid program of music
with an address by B. F, Lindas on
"The School House of Tomorrow" will
bo given. Supt. Aubrey Smith will
also speak. Delicious refreshments
will bo served during the social hour.
The room having the most fathers
present will recelvo a boautlful plant.
John J. Wilkinson and George J.
Hewitt, deputies In the internal rov
enue department, who are In Ashland
this week at the city hall to assist citi
zens in making up tholr Income tax
and other revenue statements, will be
In Medford In tho United States mar
shal's office in tho federal building,
from Feb. 17 to Feb. 26. inclusive, for
tho samo purpose, with office hours
of 8;30 a. m. to 5 p. m. dally.
Aftor all Is said and dona you will
still continue to save at tho Groceteria.
tf
Horse-Shoo tiros are not cheap, but
carry a dependable mileage guaranteo
backed by reliable factory and dcalors.
Exchange Tiro Co. 279
- "Tho nine Jay Twins" at Eaglo
Point BtyUTdax. Feb.. 12. . 277
j Mr. sniltj5 Tjjli-8. George C. Porter or
Cuyahoga." Falls, O., K. V. Palmor of
Now York City and Mr. and Mrs. C. I).
Iryrtlnrcf o'f Wllihfcapolls'aro guests at
tho Holland'.
Oregon Nursery Go., largest In the
northwest. All . kinds of fruit and
shade trees, ornamental shrubbery,
etc. See or address V. S. Abraham,
D08 South Grape St.. Medford. 280
Oelco-Llght Eloctrlclty for every
(arm. Jiodford Electric Co.
Everybody celebrates at Ashland
Natatorluin Monday, Feb. 14. 'Special
features for tho evening, tho Aviation
dance, tho exciting Shower dance, Ser
pentine danco and Confetti battle.
Dancing from 9 to 1. Danco tickets In
cluding war tax, $1.50. Spectators 10c.
275
' Alex Sparrow arrived home Inst
night from his scvoral days visit nt
Klamath Falls during which ho resist
od tho temptation to visit Crater l-nko
mainly because ho mot Hanger Drown
who hud come down from the lake to
got somo dental work done.
Next weok Is Pruno week. Help the
producer dispose of his crop. Yon can
got them at Fonts Gro. Throe pounds
for 20 cents, 100 pounds for Jti.00. 279
We can soil you any size tiro you
want from our stock of rebuilt nnd
Savage 2nds very cheap. Exchange
Tiro Co. 279
Aftor all Is said and done you will
still conllnuo to savo at tho Grocctorla.
tf
How's This?
,W offer On Hundred Dollar Reward
for any ense of Cntarrh thnt cannot bo
wed by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Mcdlrlre hag been taken
bj catarrh Euffercrn for the' pant thirty
Ave years, and haa become known as the
moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Ilnll's
Catatrh Mcdlclno cl thru the niood rj
the Muc-oua surfacw. evpelhnjr the Pol
"n from the Ulcod and hcallnc the dis
used portions.
After you have taken Knife Cntnrrh
Medicine for a ehort time yon will boo a
greet improvement In your Roneral
lionlth Htart Inking Hall's Catarrh Mcll
Ine nl once and et rid of catarrh. Send
for leNttmnnlnlit. free.
V. J. CHKNKY A CO.. Toledo, OIllO.
pod by all pnifMete, 75c.
The large delegation of Medford
people, which numbered 75, who at
tended the New York Chamber Music
Society concert In Ashland last night
are unanimous In declaring that It was
the greatest orchestration concert ever
heard in the Rogue River valley, "liy
all odds It was the finest concert ever
heard In this section, and the work of
these 11 superb artists was wonder
ful," says George Andrews. As so often
with some extraordinary musical at
traction given In the valley the aud
ience did not measure up to the merit
of the event.
Income tax returns prepared. Lindas
235 East Main.
Lincoln's Birthday greeting cards at
Swem's Studio. ' 276
Wo are prepared to handle any of
your pumping prombloms. People's
Electric Store. - 2804
Mrs. A. C. White arrived home today
from Seattle where she has been visit
lug for a month.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
List your house, farm and timber
with tho Medford Land & Insurance
Agency, 220 West Main street. tf
After all Is said and done you will
still continue to Bavo at the Groceteria
tf
Northern California people regis
tercd at the Medford are Mrs. D. L.
Richardson and Mrs. C. V.'caner of
McCloud, nnd Mrs. Ada Ilrynnt and S,
N. Rose of Montague. ,
"Dulloon" dances at Jacksonville,
Friday. 270'
Grape elder, fresh from the press at
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dept. Phone 22-R.
Thor and Eden electric washing ma
chines, 12 months to pay. People's
Electric Store. 2S0
A basketball game will be played to
night at the Natatorlum between the
Talent team and that of the American
Legion. Tho preliminary game will
begin at 7:30 p. m.
"Spot" dances at Jacksonville FrI
276
We make a fair allowance for your
old tires In trade for new or rebuilt
Exchango Tire Co. 279
After all Is said and done you will
still continue to savo at the Groceteria
tf
"Mayor Demaray Is In receipt of a
letter from a Portland attorney who
Is representing pugilists who wore par
ticipants in the bouts here last Friday
night," says the Grants Pass Courier
It is alleged In tho letter that Jimmy
Duffy and John Vedoff came hero from
Portland under a contract to pay the
former $150 and .the lattor $100 with
faro to Grunts Pass and return. The
attorney tolls tho mayor that Duffy
given but ' $60 and Vedoff $10,
and that they had to pay their own
way back to Portland, and ho asks
that tho mayor talto tho matter up
with the boxing commission which he
appointed. The attornoy says that.
tne under payment was mado upon
the statement of tho fight promoter
that because of a small house there
was not money enough to pay the
full amount of tho purses, but that
Duffey and Vedoff tell htm that there
was a good house and that tho
purses should have been paid in full
A fow tons of Btock carrots. Shade
land Eclipse seed outs, the latest offer
lng of the celebrated Shndoland family.
Nealon Ranch, Central Point, phone
llxxl. 276
Personal attention to overdue ac
counts. Llndus, 235 East Main.
Yon can always depend on a Wost
inghoiiBo automatic electric range
People's Electric Store. 280
Among tho county people In the city
Wednesday and today wore Mr. and
Airs. Shormati Woolcy of Eagle Point
and T. A. Smith of Rogue River.
Gertrude Klrkpatrlek, Spencer cor-
setlero. Phono 146-U. 2S0
Majestic "4" at Jacksonville Frl.2761
Aftor nil Is said and dono you will
still continue to savo at tho Groceteria
tf
D. II. Hoffman Is among tho Grants
Pass visitors In tho city who arrived
yesterday.
Tho remarkable car that mado the
wondorful run from San Francisco to
Portland In faster timo than the
Shasta bus been a visitor to Medford
the past few days and has dono much
to onhanco tho popularity of tho closed
car. bespito !-8 gruelling test of 3000
miles of the hardest kind of driving
undoubtedly a greater test than the
ordinary car Is culled upon to stand In
us iiroume, tne iiulck Coupe was
found by tho ninny who rode In It to
bo frco from tho creaks and groans
they expected from tho hard usage the
cur hud received nnd that Hulck had
built a cur so honestly that their
closed cars can now take plnce along
side the Biileks of tho past whoso open
models bavo been I ho loaders 111 Amer
ica's motor annals. 275
Jonathans, freshly packed. fine
grade. See Conner's Warehouse. 276
Special prices on Valentino favors.
See Martin Roddy's window. 277
T. J. Androws of Long lleach and
Hen Mitchell of Portland are regis
tered at the Nash hotel. ,
Glidden dry llmo and sulphur. Prices
right, nunlity the best, Conner's Ware
house. 276
If your merchant does not handle
Hogno River niude brooms you can get
thorn nt the public market. 278
When better automobiles are built
Hulck will build them. . tf
Hear creek was very high this mor
ning, almost as high as It has reached
during the winter season, Indicating
that the snow was melting In the
mountains and high foothills.
Prlzo wait at Jacksonville Friday
night. The I(ub Shoo Store of Med
ford will give a fine pair of Walk-Over
shoes to tho gentleman of tho winning
couple. 270
Wanted--Singing canaries, Ilox D.
Mall Tribune.
Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder,
hone 902. Elinor Hanley Hush, 826
MEDFORD MATL TRItUINF,
.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, who are
former residents of Ashland but now
reside here, were visitors in that city
the forepart of tho week.
Wo save you money on your dry
cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City
Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside.
Phone 44. tf
When overhauling your old bus put
new life in it by demanding genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac
tory equipment on the best cars. The
Busy Corner Motor Co. tf
Special prices on Valentine favors.
See Martin Roddy's window. 277
R. A. Holmes accompanied by an
adjuster from Portland spent today at
tho scene of J. S. Vilas' home fire at
work on adjusting the Insurance on tho
building and furniture.
We Just received a lot of good
canned salmon, two cans for 25 cents
We also have a bargain In Puffed Rice,
Pancake flour, our old price was 18c,
now 10 cents per package. Do not for
get to call for a package. Fouts Gro.
279
T. Edy of Medford, 1125 West Tenth
street, r. O. Hox 1076, will sell you one
good building 16x24, one story, very-
reasonable. See him or address him at
once. 275
Tub sale, big bargains, Saturday.
Mordoff & Woolf's. 276
Lieutenant Colonel Mapes of Camp
Lewis who made the regular army in
spection of Company D last night left
for Eugene this forenoon to Inspect the
national guard company of that city.
Insurance of all kinds. Lindas) 235
East Main. ''
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsctlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
County Prosecutor Moore's office on
(he third floor of tho Medford National
bank building Is a busy place these
days with both himself and Assistant
Prosecutor George Codding engaged In
discussing different criminal matters
with various callers. Mr. Moore Is pay
ing especial attention to his prepara
tions for the forthcoming Jacksonville
bank prosecutions, nnd Mr. Codding
looks after the other business of the
office. Tho latter bus moved his of
fice from tho Liberty building into the
suite occupied by tho county prosecu
tor.
The dance at Applegato has been
postponed until March 5th. 276
Hard Times ball at Eagle Point,
Saturday, Fob. 12. 277
Wo have a good grade of tea for 25
cents per pound. Fonts. 279
Oregonlans registered at the Hol
land aro C. W. and C. E. Anders of
Huntington, Mr. and Mis. A. 10. Parker
of Klamath Fails, and Frank G. Ben
nett, Louore Patton, T. Weyman and
Lee Davenport of Portland. W. s.
Klnback and M. Fredenthal of San
Francisco are also at this hotel.
Wo repair all makes of phonographs.
Palmer Piano House. 276
Ford truck with cnb and good body
for sale cheap. Now tlre3. Seely V.
Hall Motor Co. 277
Delco-Llght farm light and powe-
plants. Medford Electric Co.
The B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist
church will hold a box social Friday
evening at tho Carey cottage. Young
ladles aro asked to bring lunch for two
persons. A general good timo is prom
ised all young people who desiro to
come.
Tho dunce at Applogato has beon
postponed until March 5th. 276
Chesterfield, Lucky Strike, Cnmol
and Fatima cigarettes, package 17c, 10
packages $1.65. The one dollar plug of
tobacco 85c at Fouts Grocery. 279
Ford truck with cnb and good body
for salo cheap. New tires. Seely V.
Hall Motor Co. . tf
Physicians of the city report a num
ber of cases of qulnzy in mild form In
the city and valley, nnd a number of
eases of throat trouble.
LUCKY STRIKE
cigarette. Flavor is
. sealed in by toasting
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
iiinllh & Wilson, Proprietors
General Draying and
Transferring
t;ivo l's a Trial
I'lionc 2IW Office Wilson Clear Store
MtNlfortl, Orejron
AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
221 North Fir.
L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Phone 777
OtmONA Personal
Typewriter :
Fold It np. take It
with you, type
write mnyw-h ere.
$50.00, including
carrying case.
MKDFORI) IUJOK BTORB
Distributor? for o. Oregon.
MEDFORD, ORFiONT, THURSDAY. VKHRUAKY
- A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill spent a
few hours Wednesday in the city at
tending to business matters. .
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661.
Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Sat. 277
"William Tell Waltz" at Eagle Point
Saturday night. 277
Edison Marshall's lalost novel, "The
Strength of the Pines," previously ap
pearing in serial form in the Blue Book
magazine, has been received by the
Medford Book company, and is enjoy
ing a heavy sale locally.
Prize waltz at Eagle Point Saturday
night. The Hub Shoe Store of Medford
will give a fine pair of Walk-Over
Shoes to the gentleman of tho winning
couple. .... 277
Do not order calendars from travel
ing representatives or out of town
firms. We have a factory line of all
sizes and nlnds of calendars, wall
sockets, cut-uuts, etc., that we will
3bow the trade later and save you
money on the same. tf
Prepare for sunny Monday, buy a
new tub at Mordoff & Woolf's Satur
day sale. 276
Included among the guests at the
Medford are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob
ertson of Springfield, 111., Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Oldham of Paola, Kas., Wm. B.
Bolton of St. Joe, Mo., A. Slutzer of
Seattle, Arthur J. McDonald of Los
Angeles and F. M. SIoss and L. C. Det-
tor of San Francisco. '
"Balloon" dances at Eagle Point Sat.
, , 277
It. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
Better buy a Chandler than wish
you bad; -i tf
'; "Spot," dances at Eagle Point Sat.
,' ' ; : I . Vl- 277
Kolb and Dill, the popular comedians
will appear in this city Sunday. Feb.
20 for an afternoon matinee and even
ing performance, according to plans
afoot. "The High Cost of Loving" is
the name of their offering. They hold
tho record as a local attraction, filling
the Pago theater to overflowing at
their previous appearances. The next
best drawing card was "Mutt and
Jeff."
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 661.
If your clothes are not becoming to
you, you had better bo coming to us.
Pantorium Dye Works. tf
Chicken feed wheat $2.65 per hun
dred In cack lots. Russ Mill. Phone 529.
tf
Among the applications for permits
to appropriate water filed at the Btate
engineer's office this week was one by
James. McDonough, and Margaret
Smith of Rucli, covering the appropria
tion of water from' Forrest creek, trib
utary of Rogue river, for Irrigation of
a 14-acre tract In Jackson county.
Fouts Grocery .has very attractive
prices on coffeer-Hill's Red can 45c,
M. J. n. 45c, RoVal Club 45c, Golden
Gato 45c, Ooldeu.JVest 45c, Hill's Blue
can 30c, Jewel City, three pounds
$1.00, bulk coffee 20c, 30c, 35c and 40c. I
- ' ... . , 279
The
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graceful flowing stylos developed in genuine cainelshair, luxurious Florazella
and novel weaves, beautiful shades which blend into the balmy spring atmos
phere; three-quarter lengths.
Sports Apparel
The brightest of tones, in rakish outdoor fabrics combined in amazing won
derful designs. Tor early home and tourist wear.
New Blouses
Full of the fashion notes for Spring. They fill the cases and tallies and fairly
.sing of pleasant newness.
The new shades of rust, porcelain, grey and biege arc here in soft Georgette,
satin and crepe models at $5.50 to $22.50. ' -' . -,' ,
No one was Injured in a collision be
tween two cars on the Pacific highway
between Medford and Phoenix last
night because they were running slow.
B. S. Simpson, Mrs. Kent and Mr. and
Mrs. Davis, of Williams creek, were
enroute to Ashland in a Ford car when
the front wheel of another Ford auto,
No. 51614, enroute to Medford, struck
the fender of the Simpson car, and the
impact of collision turned both cars
completely around. Each car was so
badly damaged that It was put out of
commission. The riders in each car
claimed that the collision was 6ue to
the fact that they could not see the
lights of the other car.
Just received a shipment 30x3&
first-clas3 nonskld tires while they last
$15.00. Medford Vulcanizing Works.
299
G. E. Toets, an architect of Sissou,
Calif., was a visitor in this city today.
In a resolution addressed to the
members of the legislature from "the
southern Oregon section the board of
directors of the Grants Pass irrigation
district has adopted resolutions Indors
ing tho present irrigation law and tho
administration of State Engineer Cup
per. Fine fresh creamery butter 42c per
pound. Guaranteed. Fouts. 279
Portland guests at the Medford aro
F. S. Stewart B. B. Bcekman, H. C.
Case, J. F. Sigenthaler, Fred Marx,
and A. E. Rockewell.
. Special Sale Wash Tubs
For Saturday, Feb. 12 only.
Tubs formerly $1.75, sale $1.25
Tubs formerly 2.00, sale 1.50
Tubs formerly 2.50, sale 1.85
See window display.
276 MORDbFF & WOOLF.
Attention American Legion Members
The Woman's Relief Corps of Cen
tral Point extends to you and your
wives a cordial invitation to meet with
them on Saturday, Feb. 12th for dinner
and a social time. ' Dinner will ho
served at noon. Advise R. C. Holmes,
adjutant, by 5 o'clock Friday evening
If you will altend.
. F. P. FARRELL, ,
275 Commander.
The fixed star Betelguese has been
measured .by a new process and found
to have a volume 27,000,000 times that
of the sun.
New hair
Hair has been grown again, nftor bald
ness, in many cases. This is now scien
tifically proved. Yours may bean amon
ahlecase; but you hnvenot been usingtho
proper relief. So do not delay in apply.
IngKotnlko. The producers are so con
fident tbey offer you satisfactory hair
growth or- your money-buck. , Get a
small box of KOTALKO at any active
drug store. Apply Kotalko each day
watch your mirror! Do a kindly act,
how bald friends this advtrtaemenL
Spirit of Spring
The time when all the world comes forth in its finest garb.
The meadow, the dell, the birds and .the-'trees' take on
their finest coat the time that woman's pride diverts to
smart and fashionable ' apparel to bend with Nature's
gorgeous charm. '. .
' New Frocks $18.57 to $57.50
a wide variety of fanciful modes, revealing full circular
skirts, uneven and scalloped hems and cut-out designs in
taffeta. Canton crepes elaborately beaded and embroid
ered, contrasting color effects. .
New Suits $19.50 to $62.50 "!
Adorable little three-piece, affairs. Jaunty box-coated
suits with fly front exhibiting blouses of contrast hues,
many artistic embroidery designs. The materials are
Tricofines, Tricotines ftiid Foiret Twills.
New Wraps $15.00 to $75.00
DEPARTMEiNTSW
10, J021
8 YR. OLD MISS AND PET
PARROT, HEROES OF FIE
HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. 10. Kitty
Barrett, 8 years old, shared heroic
honors with a pet parrot in a tale of
fire at sea told by passengers landing
from the steamship Cartago here yes
terday. The little golden-haired girl,
who is a daughter of Edward Ware
Barrett, a newspaper publisher of Bir
mingham, Ala., revised to enter a life
boat until she had brought her parrot
from her stateroom. Her Insistent de
mand that the bird be rescued calmed
something approaching a panic.
Frightened men and women paused
to laugh at the calmness of tho child
and her concern over her pet. When
the steward brought the parrot ho also
nrninnnnoH Hint the fire, caused by an
overheated motor, had been brought
under control.
A. F. 4 A. M.
' Special Communication Med-
V ford Lodge 103, Friday even-
ing. Feb. 1L 7 p. m. Work in
M. M. degree. -By order of the XV. M
276 - L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy.
FRECKLES
Dcilgl'.trtil New Vanishing Cream,
Contains Ti'iis Itittternillk Mlckly
.Shows a Decided Improvement.
Tho old-time application of Uuttcr
niilk and Cream to whiten and pre
serve the skin and remove l.nroh little
wrinkles nnd ugiy sallownoss Is grand
mother's recipe and women through
out the country are ayiin using It to
Insure a beautiful complexion and
snow-whito handstand arms.
Buttermilk, however. Is not always
Obtainable, but a specialist has at Inst
perfected n method of concentrating
buttermilk and combining it with a
perfect cream, which you can buy In
small quantities ready to use at any
first-class drug store by simply asking
for "Howard's Buttermilk Cream."
There is no secret about it, nor .Is
there any doubt about the result It's
lust a common ordinary buttermilk
in tho, form of a wonderful cream,
gently massaged with tho finger tips
around' tho corners of tho eyes and
mouth. ' ' l-
To get the best effect, bo sure to
follow tho. slmpto directions. Any
first clnss .drug or .department store
can supply you and it costs so little
that any glii or woman can afford It.
Adv.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To rent furnished 5 or, 6
.room houso on outskirts of city. Ad
: , dress Box 55. ,t ..... 275
FOR RENT Newly rurnlshcd rooms,
close in. 325 S. Riverside. Phone
701-J. 277
"Indispensable"
After 9 Years
of Internal
Baths
Mr. Addison I. Williams. Box loni
Sanford. lia., writes Tyrrell's IlyBe
nlc Institute of New York, as fol-
lows:
"Regarding tho 'J. B. L. Cascade,' I
fi it In one of the lndisnensnhln
articles- nnd should be in every home.
I have not taken $10 worth of medl.
cine since obtaining it about nine
years..
Vnii rnn lie free from billousnos
and constipation, with all the ills,
which. thoy produce, Dy an occasional
Internal bath. Tho "J. B. L. Ca.sc.ide"
administers these scientifically, it
being an invention or inas. a. lyrreii,
M..1V. nf N'i!' York, for 25 years a
specialist on internal bathing.
By tho proper application oi na
ture's cure warm water it keeps
tho lower intestine free of all not'ton-
ous waste, and penults every function
to work In harmony and without io
8IiiB hence makes one consistently
bright, cnpauio ana wen.
Wnwt stido Pharmacy. . Main and
Grapo streets will bo glad to show
and explain tho "J. B. L. Cascade"
to you, and will also give you trco on
request an interesting and authorita
tive book, "Why Man of Today Is
Only 50 per cent Efficient,' written
by Dr. Charles A. Tyrrell.
Ask Sor it today while it is fresh
in your .mind. Adv.
Arch Preserver
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especially foot trouble., t It
is upon you without warning
and remains a long time.
Guard against foot troubles
NOW, then you are spared
long years of suffering and
annoyance. J
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give., the lowest.- possible
rates obtainable.
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