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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO-1 -LEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDEORQ, OREOOX' FRIDAY, 'FEBRUARY 11, 1921 ocalarid Personal There la a movement on to persuade Postmaster Warner to have the night mull box outside for the reception of mall Incidental to the poBtoffice being closed at night' after 9:15 o'clock, by order of the treasury department, placed on tho curb In' f font of the fed eral building, so as to permit of people driving their autos beside It and de positing letters for mailing without; having tb'leavo the cars. 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. Phone 520, Russ Mill, The' Salvation Army U In need of siiine beds, bedding and chairs, etc.', for Ha general relief work. Those haying anything like that that they can Bpare please call;, 356 or call at residence, 229 Apple street We ca aiBo' use cast-off ,; clothing; shpes, eto. Envoy and Mrs." Sinclair, officers In charge. ,; : 277 i Read Jones' ad it meami money to ybu. .!'.' ; : : ' f 276 The" sale, of tickets' for the Elks lodge, rtlnstrol show, Nov. 21 and 22 RlBr'tediqff'wIth a bang this hiornlng,.a halt dozen Elks being assigned to can vass each block In the business district with tickets for sale. Everyone down town, therefore. If In Ignorance before of the fact that such a- high class amusement-event Was coming,, knows It now..,The ticket snle today Indicates that the 'Jibuse will soon bt sold put for the tteiLnights. lii addition tickets Bps on si Toggery Kills clu Jirown ,&-Browns, I Jii8t -f eCMveda shipment of 30x8 flfst-cliiss! tpon-skld tires, while they last $16.00. Medford Vulcanizing Works.- . ... 299' ' We have a special bargain ln'prlnt paper that makes' splendid wrapping paper. There are throe lengths of rolls, each has a core so they can be used on the paper racks. You can purchase this paper much cheaper than1 wrapping paper. : It Interested come and Bee the paper. tf ' Over 2000 cans of government bacon have" been" sold in eight' weeks by the Qrocerterla. Getter get what yon want before It's all gone. . , tf ' Rev. James B. Condor arrived from Itosebprg Tliiirsdny evening, to take the pastorate of the Methoulst church, Smith, as Re v. Dr. Jbuett P. Bray has resigned on account of HI health, but will remain ih the city. Rev. Conder . nitd family will movo to Medford noxt week front Rosebhrg where thoy'liave resldedfar severnl'year and. wtll occu p'y thepainoringe, . " ' , " ,200 pair new Bhooa at cost.' Second hand .shoos and shoo repairing at the Medford 'Shoo Hospital; 110 East Sixth street, Medford.' 1 ' . ' ( Valen tines' at Swom's Studio. a"70 , Road Jones' ftd-"lt means money to yai:i:-J.- r ' ' 270 Ofegonians. registered' at' the H61-' land Bro, Frank' J; Nonner of Snlom, A'. 'W: Tiffany -of Eugtino, Jus; "D: Con dor of Hpseburg, B.- A. Bather' and son of Bend,.,C.V. CiilbortSon of Portland! - pur' entire stock ot fine auto robes at cost gome bargains believe me, The Busy Corner Motor Co. 1 281 Aftor all Js said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. . .'- I .;,. .. .' . : . ff " Potatoes $1.75 per hundred lbs. Free delivery In town. Hutchison & Luinn den. '' ' r ' '; ; ' 281 There wns born 'to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hohrer, Thursday evening; at 841 South Holly street, an olglit pound baby daughter. ' ' ' Horsc-8hne tires are not cheap, but carry a dependable mileage guarantee backed by, Winnie factor? and dealers. ExchaugWreWJ 279 "The Blue Jay Twins!! at Eaglo Point Saturday, Feb. 12. J- ' 277 Rend Jones' ad it means money to yoit;.jjl4 ' -JfJ qnn-Y Oil V.zrs ' Representative 'Sheldon's bill requir ing .county. trcAsurers to. file., monthly reports with the county court naming the lianku In wlilch the county's mon ies' tTe deposited and-the securities offered by the banks for the protection of siich deposits.'togethpr with a state ment as to' the -county's outstanding warrant Indebtedness nnd the date up to which the same has been redeemed, passed the housed yesterday nnd goes to tho Bens to for confirmation. This lillt'is one growing out of the Jackson ville bank failure. Oregon Nursery Co., largest In tho northwest. All kinds of fruit and .shade trees, ornamental shrubbery, file, Sne or address V. S. Abraham. 01)8 South Grape St., Medford. 280 ' tJeleo-Llght Electricity for every fhfm, sindford Electric Co, ' Nfltt.week is Prune week. Help the producer dispose of his crop. You can got tiiem nt Fonts Gro. Three pounds for 2? cants, 100 pounds for $.O0. 279 lames' Penit is now nt home from the hospital convalescing from his re ront'nncrntlnn.' ''.' 1 ' : ' ' ', After all Is said and done you will still continue to save at tho Groceteria .-. i. : - ...! ,.ttf Wants His Money Back ','! i-nn thank Mr. O'ltilcn, n neigh bor, fiir lti.v recovery- from severe cul le attacks nnd stomach troulilo that nearly forced me to ei-owi the rlvor Jbrditn. 1 spent thousands of dollars la tho past nine years for dix-tom mid medicine anil Would have dird hut for, my neighbor's advice , to use Msyr's Wonderful llonicdy. wlHh r had1' the ninney back I spent for other medicine." It Is n simple harm less preparation that remove the ca tarrhal inuens from ihe intcntinal tract and allay the Intlammatlon. Which causes practically nil slomnrh. I liver and intestinal nllmcnlH. Including appendicitis! One'ilose will convlncr or monev-refuhdrd, ' , Ad', rW.' H.'Tlbblnson, manager " of the I!hi8 Ledge mlue arrived in the city yesterday to attend today's conference of mining men of this section at the public library. We can sell you any size tire you want from our stock of rebuilt and Savage 2nds very cheap. Exchange Tire Co. 279 Income tax returns prepared. Lindas 235 East Main. It will pay you to buy Fisher's feeds. See prices advertised ilu ' this Issue Bardwcll Fruit Co. - '" ' . 276 The. local and county delegates to the state Christian Endeavor conven tion which convenes at CorvalltB to night left for. that' city lost night or this morning. Lincoln's Birthday greeting-cards at Swem's Studio. . ' . 27G 1 We are prepared to handle any of your pumping, -promblems. People's Electric Store. " 28(r Wef still have some of that fine sor ghum at 15c a poihid. Hutchison & Lumsden. , ' : ' 281 The first basketball team -of ' the Ashland high -school' played a team from the town of Rogue River nt th'3 latter place last night, Which resulted In a scoro of 67 to 27 in favor of Ahh- land. The second local , team also played the Rogue' River ' high school beam,1 with-the result of a victory .of 27 to 17 irt favor of Ashland.Ashiand TIdlngB. ' ' - - " ' : Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. : tf List your house, farm and timber with the Medford "Land' & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main street. ' tf After all is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria: " ' . '.- .- tf For the first time In a Week or more no rain fell Thursday, although rain had been predicted; Rain Is the fore cast for tonight and Saturday. "Balloon" dances at"'-Jacksonville; Friday; - ' 276 Grape older, freBhi from the preBS at the Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept Phone 22-R. . It will pay you to buy Fisher's feeds. See prices advertised in this Issue, flnrdwell FrultCo, ; ' '278 E. It. Jefferson of Klatnath Falls-, the well known traveling salesman and former resident of Medford Wub In the city yesterday and an attendant at the Elks lodge meeting lasf night. : ;. Thor and- Eden electric washing ma chines, 18, months to1 pay; People's Electric Store. ' ' 280 ''Spot" dances at-Jacksonville Frl. '' t-, l 'l 1 ,- ;v: ' V 276 We make fair allowance for your old tires lri trade for' "new or rebuilt. Exchange Tire Co. ! 279 Mesdames Van Lindt and Plulst'h ot DunBmuir.j Carl Boden of Seattle .and U'hoB. D. Fetch of Berkeley, Calif;, are guests at the Holland. ', ' Aftor nil' Is said and done-"-you will still continue to Bave at the Groceteria ' - A few tons of stock carrots. Shade land Eclipse seod'oats, the latest offer ing of the celebrated. Sbndeland family. Nculou Ranch, Cent nil point, phono llxxl. . '' . 278 Home made sorghum 15c a pound Hutchison 4LLUmsden-' ! '' "' ' - 281 : The College Women's club will en tertain the Wodhosday 'Study ; . olub with a Lincoln tea at- the home of Mrs. R, W. Stearns on North Orange Btreet Saturday afternoon. - Personal attention to overdue ac bounts. Lindas, 235 East Main. - . You can always depend on a West inghouBe . automatic elect! range. People's Electric Store. 280 Gertrude Klrkpatrick, Spencer cor- setters. Phone 146-R. ' 280 ! Tho mothers of the Baptist cradle roll bnblcs will be entertained by the ladies of the Golden Link class, who are not cradle roll mothers, on Mon day afternoon, Feb. '14 from 2:30 to 4130 at the homo of Mrs. S. L. Bennett ik 531 South Riverside. An excellent program and a valentine box will be a part of the' 'afternoon's' eittertalh- nicnt. . ' ' Majestic'"!" at Jacksonville Frl.27fi After all is said and done you will Btlll continue to save at the Groceteria. " - " . . If Jonathans, freshly packed, fine grado. See Conner's Whtchojrse. 276 Rend Jones' ntl for Saturday. 27S Henry M. Parks, director of the state liureau of mines and John II. linnk arrived here from Portlnnd this morn ing to take part in the mining confer ence held In the city today. While here Mr. Phrks will try to enlist the Intorcst of local mining men In having a Jackson county mineral exhibit at the coming International mining con vention at Portland. Special prices on Valentine favors. See Martin Reddy's Window. 277 tlltdden dry lime and sulphur. Prices right; quality the best. Conner's Ware house. . ' 270 Ladles' hose 29c! Hutchison & I.umsden. , 2S1 Mr. and Mrs. George Beamsley arid James Hennisley. tourists from Lake Geneva, "Wis., are registered at the Holland.- '. '-' ' ''.'. : Jf your tnerchn'nt docs not haiftllo Rogue Rlvor made brooms you can'get them lit the public market. 278 When bettor automobiles ars built. Dulck will build them. ' : 1 tf l'rlto waltz at Jacksonville Friday night. The Hub Shoo Store of Med ford will give a fine pair of Walk-Over shoes to the 'gentleman of the winning couple. ' ' ' 276 Frank P, Farrell arrived home this morning from several days spent' nt Salem working In the legislature In behalf of the ex-servlc men's bonus legislation bill and' in the Interests of the prrtiMtsed antl-Jnpsnesc land own ing and leasing measure. Saturday, Feb.' 12 snM Monday the Hth Miss Taylor will' have lior first showing of early hats. Our Kaster: opening will be announced later. At Deuel's, . - . ; . 277 S- dbenJ orsnges for 450 at Jones' Saturday, ' 27fi N "C: Kbnnoth Simillen of Jpneau, Alas ka, mining man and representative of the Ingersoll-Rand company, arrived here this morning from Portland to 'at tend the mining conference. Wanted Singing Canaries. Box D, Mail Tribune. . - Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder- Phone 902. Elinor Ilanley "Bush, 826 East Main.- ' - I 310 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661; Hats of ctre oellaphane satin an various combinations on display at Deuel's Saturday and Mondav. Feb' 12 and 14. Miss Taylor. 277 The Elks lodge last night in the name of the Lady Elks voted to, give $100 to the fund for the benefit of the starving children' of Central: Europe, Salvation Army bronoli. :'. " V . We save you money on your dry cleaning, ,' dyeing - and repairing. -' City Cleanlng'Wo ks, 401 South ntverSUK Phone 44.' .,':. .. "; . v .' ttf When. overhauling your. old bps put new . life In -it by demanding genuine Amerloan hammered piston rings, fac tory equ.lpmqht on -the' best cars. .The Busy Corner Motor Co. :; tf It your clqthes are not becoming to you, you pad better be coming to us; Pantarlum Dye Works. ' . . ; tf Get some' of those oranges at Jones' Saturday, ."2 'dozen for 45c; ' i ?76 Eggs are on sale now throughout the city at 30 cents-a dozen with prospects that, with the liens' continued activity and the continuance of mild weather t'ne price will go still lower. The egg market all thru the United States is demoralized with uncountable supplies of fresh eggs still coining in 'dally. Special .prices, on Valentine favors. See Martin Reddy's window. '277 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. Chicken feed wheat $2.65 per .hun dred in rack lots. Russ Mill. Phone 529. ' ,X- tf The time, -Feb. 12th' and 14th, the place, Deuel's showing early spring models. You are invited. Miss Taylor. ; : . - '277 Tourists and other guests registered at the Medford are Mr. and Mrs. G. E. tiich' of York, Neb., Mi, and Mrs1. Chas. Sears of Blbomlngtoii'; Ind., S. L. Blaumener of Milwaukee, S. -'B; Cooper of Toronto, Canada, E.'S. Sllsb'y. Frank L. Mowry and Ralph Chaffee of Seat tle, B. H; Sloan of Spokane, G. Nor-! dyko of Los Angelos and C." Kenneth Smullen of Juneau; ATusUa, and H. F. SthKe and E. D. White of San Fran cisco.-1" '' - -;- . ; -v Tub ' sale; big' bargains; SUturdayj Mordoff & Woolf's. ' ' 276 Insurance of all kinds'.: ' Lindas, 235 East' Main. f ! ' Feed the. kiddles ; oranges, '3 "dp?, few 460 at Jones' Saturday." 1 .- -276 ' '(Mr; and Mrs." Ed' Gi Brown: left Thursdny afternoon on n two weeks Vacation and business trip to Los An geles. ''' ' ' ' " 1 i - Mrs. Paul 'tiansen, : cOrsetiere "for NuBorie.' Phone 686-J; . ' . tf ; Try'' our. merchants lunchi' The -Shasta.' '.' ','"''''' ;,-.,. Let's go every hat is a winner shbwlng ntBenel's, Saturday and Mdh- d,ay, Feb. 12tlf-and 14th.' 277 ! At the Lincoln tea given by' the Parent-Teachers circle of 'the Lincoln school at the' home of Mi's. Luke Ryail, 215' East Jaoksbn street ' Saturday afternoon the program Include' the school children in ill-Ills and songs. Oome and encourage the circle anil Its good work. The dance hi ' AnnteKato litis Tieeh iwstpotibd until March 5th. - v ' 276 Hard Times ball at . Eagle Point, Saturday, Fob. 12. ' 277 Oraiigos, oranges, two doz. for 45c at Jones' Saturday. " '' ' 2VG1 The Salvation Army' work 1n this pity Is progressing rapidly, according to Captain Iverson, with' fair' financial siipiwrl. The Salvation' Army has been seriously handicapped in Its local work by tho frequency of drives for other causes. ' - .'-- Wo have a good grade of tea for 35 cents per pound. Fonts. 279 W6 repair all makes ot uhonogranlis. Palmer Piano House.' " 276 Lincoln's birthday will be celebrated at the Nat tomorrow night. A rousing patriotic time is assured fo revery one, Dancing from 9 o'clock on. The finest ballroom, the' best dancers and con genial crowd will bo found. 276 Portland guests at the Medford are A. M. Peckhatn, J. R. Coon, J. C. Ksgo, T. V. Connor. Jnhn H. Ilnnk. John B. llnrus, L. J. Stack. F. B. White and Henry M. Parks. ' - Ford truck with cab nnd good body for sale cheap. New' tires. Secly V. Hall Motor Co. 1 277 Delco-Llght farm light and' owe plants. Medford Klcotrlo Oo. ' Lndles' 50c hose 29c. Hutchison & Lumsden's. . . . 281 -."PIED;; in New York City alone tram kid ney trouble last year. Don't nlloyr yourself to 'become a victim by neglecting pains ant! schss. Guard against this trouble by taking , COLD MEDAL Tht world's standard Rtncdy for tridnsy, liv bladder and. urlo acid troobl. Holland's . national rmty. tines 1606. All druirists. tht4 siMS, QuarkniMd. Look foe tk . C.VI Ml n Wi . probing Hpusing' situation X-: ' -if.lv I Mi v": ' CKNTRAk ftrwft PH4T0 SERVICf. NIU, VpR ' ' : .Senator William- M. Calder, heart of . the U. S.:Senate t'ommittte- mak ing a nullon-wula prcbo of .tho hoii Ipg and - .building situation. .The Senator says that. the American peo ple must have houses lo live in and tho nation must have factories. '. Seven men out pf-work and money, enroute to - California, arrived in the city at 2 a. m. today on the Shasta, and were-allowed to-spend the! remainder Of-tho night at the city prison, .They; were sent on their way. this forenoon. The dance' at Appregate' has' been postponed until March 5th.- -.276 '' Chesterfield. Luckv Strike.. Camol and Fatima cigarettes, package 17c, 10' packages $1.65; -The one dollar plug of tobaccq 80c at Fouts Grocery.'. . 279 Celebrate, tomorrow night in com memoration 'of Lincoln's '.. birthday. Dancing will, be Interspersed by bal loon ascensions ' and A tin horn band. The orcliestra, "Best in- the West." The blggest..'tlme 'overt : ...(-.. j - ' 276 Oliver Young of Portland, manager Of tho Elwin Concert bureau; was in Hie city today as the guest ot 'Arthur Mazelrigg. , , ; . - Ford truck with-cab and good body for1 sale Cheap. New tires.': Seoly V. Hall Motor Co.' 'l -A '.', tf Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co; Phone 601) ,i . . I The banks will be closed tomorrow because of Lincoln's; birthday, being legal holiday. Tho'-postoffice though will be open and 'the;' mall delivered as usual, as Lincoln's 'birthday Is not one of the '' official . holftiays of tjhe. post office departmentii.Washlngton'S; birth day, however; Is. . ' , . , " Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Sat. 277 "William Tell Wnltz"; at Eagle Point Saturday night. i' .' . V 277 Fouts Grocery -has very attractive prices on' coffee Hill's Red can 45c, M. J. 13. 45c, Royal! Club 45c, Golden Gate 45c, Golden Weat 45c, Hill's Blue can' 30c, Jewel .City, 'three pounds $1.00, bulk coffee 20c, 30c, 35c and 40c. ..; ' ..----' 279 ' Aftor the Lincoln' Banquet bautfuet- era are Invited to drop in at the Nat for a' KOiiulno celebration, Finest mlisia, .'.-flpifst' ballroom and a crowd that's-'right. Herbert Alfofd, leader of the orchestra and a solglst of note will be heurd in some of tho latest songs - '- .' .. 4 ' G. A. Cnmpbell,, director, and Mike 'Athens, expert camera man, of the San1 Joaquin Motion' Picture company of San 'Francisco are ii the city today taking motion pictures in the business section ftnd at the high school and other points, which will be seen In one ofthe local theaters later. i R, A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, pluB Service. v Better buy a Chandler than wish you' had.- : ' ' tf SULPHUR 15 BEST-TO CLEAR UP UGLY: SKIN Irritation and Breaking . Out Often Healed Over Night, Sajs- Skin Specialist, .. Any breaking ont or' skin irritation .on face, jieck or body is overcome quickest by applying Mentho-Sul-phur, says a noted skin specialist. Because 'of its germ destroying properties.-nothing lias- ever ; been found to take the place of " this sulphur preparation tlut instantly brings ease from the itching, burning and irrita tion. '. - 1 ' Mcntho-Sulphur heals eczema right tip, leaving the skin clear, and smooth. It'nevcr .fails -to relieve the tdnnent ot disfigurement. A little jar of .Mentho-Sulphur nnay .be ob tained at any drug .store. s''It u used like c-jld cream. . -, ' " T- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALK 300 of our marvelous W. Leghorn layers must be sold this montlwto make room for the young stock. Tancred Special and O. A. C. strains. Thoroughly culled for high production. These pullets have been laying 60 percent to 90 percent since last September: 15 years of trapnest ed ancestry. Get some of this stock and be' a successful- poulyvnian.' J2.50 each, 12 for $25.00, 50 for f HXi. A fine rwkerel given . with each order of 12 pullets. Rogue River Poultry Farm. Phone Sdl-W. 27ii FOR SALE Child's white Iron bed complete with sides. Also laittc chicken, house cheap. 51S King St. v - t, : " FOH SALK'-Sleonitig room. ".15 S. i Riverside, Sfil J. Knox McCoy and E. W. Anderson are In the city from ;the Blue Lodge section attending, the local mining men's conference. t ' A holiday tomorrow'.- Everybody will celebrate at the 'at. Dancing will bo gln at 9 o'clock. Music, hall, floor and atmosphere, everything complete for a grand and glorious celebration. - 276 Do not order calendars from travel ing 'representatives or out of town rlrms. We have a factory line of all sizes and, .tluds of calendars,, wall Dockets, cut-vUts, elc.,- that we will ihow the trade" later and save you money on the same. V ! .... ' ' tf Fine fresh creamery butter 42c per pound. Guaranteed. Fouts. 279. Prepare for siCnny Monday, buy a new tub nt Mordoff & Woolf's Satur day sale. '.'., i ,-;'.. 270 ; "Balloon" dances' at "Eagle Point Sat. ; ;." t.;,''. .-'-y, W , The Geo.' JL. Treiciiler..Motor''Cb.'are now in . their new quarters . at 16-18 Sjouth Fir St. . '; .- , .. ' i ! "Spot" -dances at Eagle' Point Sat. j. f ,-.'.-'', " .' .'.'';' 277 I G; E. Leets and'CrF. Roseelrans. ot SIsson. ' Calif., and F.' -M." Roberts, of Portland are guestk nt the Nash. Prize waltz at Eagle Polpt Saturday night. The Hub Shoe Store of Medford will glvea ftae-pair of Walk-Over Shoes to the gentleman of the winning couple. 277' Special' Sale Wash Tuba For Saturday, Feb, -12, only. Tubs" formerly $1!75, sale.......!.. Tubs formorly 2.00, sale..., !.. Tubs .formerly' ' 2.50, sae....;.... , 1.50 .. LS5 See window display. , 27b' ' MORDOFF '& 'WOOLF. ' Our trade with Germany during 1920 amounted to $400,000,000. This, was $153,000,000 below our biggest year's business with that, country. .. ..The department of agriculture :-ad-visos the use of sweet cream butter be cause of its excellent keeping qualities. staipfincttthe heroine of l ) Ji'. JHJO rVT -IM UmniAHllA.U COMIN& SUNDAY Katherine MacDonald h MwP : ishivet, '-: 1 . 1 , 1 ' '-- - - Tf -i1 Ecdnprriy Grocetena j Lemons -,. m , . ., . - i I Armours Toilet Soiaps, Oatmeal. ButtermJlk stn rnr Arir- R hnr 32-POUND CAN BACON "( A.Ll GUARANTEED) ' VVYe nave soia over uuu cans) . .,,cv ; ' ' ''' ' ''' ''. " "' ''"'', ' - . ' -'.'"-. Oh FiddleT These are not Specials. We sell them that way all the time. But come down Saturday anyway. You Can Always Save at the Groceteria. GATES & LYDIARD, Props. ... ... - SUNDAY; EVENING WAR EAGLEllNE Professor F.!C. rieimer of tho Agrl-bultiii-nl Station at..Tal6rlt ts to elvo an address Sunday evcningat 7:30 nt the -Phoenix chnvch oh "Ciiiiitt To day, 'A" Great Country and People." Professor Relm'or will sneaky from first-hand knowledge gained froiit his two trips Into China recently. Thls: .'lecture is open to all and, will bo most IiiterostinB, as all know who have heard him speak on his .experi ences in that unique i-onntry; This is tho opening of a short Sundn,y even ing -course of popular study of "New Life Currents in China," to bo given at the Phoenix church on following Sunday evenings by Mrs. J. W. AngoH, under the auspices of the Women's Missionary society of: the church. Bach evening there will be music or' some other 'special feature in connec- tion with -these studies, which will add ta tlio jntcrest and help in proKcntinB the life and conditions of today in that, great country,, of which Napo leon said; ."When China 'wakes, she will move thtf-wbrld.'".' . 'Sunday niorning-Ht cteven: the pastor-will preach: on a theme of special intorestii. Good music and a-special inyitatipn. tofbotlfthese meetings. . i. The Detroit board pf commerce :Is planning to hold a second waterways convention in March for Ihe purpose of assisting in Jhe campaign for the Great. Lakes-St, Lawrence deep waterway. riaOo) 1 ANITA. STEWART vi-S-atu-' COMING SUNDAY , ! CONNIE TAtMA'DGE,! THE LOVE EXPERT 'The Strength RV RniSnN j.ne OKi;nnn rinnit.nT.,1- . """'i.i' ' Our Local Author-'1'-"1; 'tTatwuaud , 'EDFORPhOK-j'STOlSS . . I f .......... .. .-.-.XM (n t ' . .' . . The smelter of tlie WarEaglo quirk., silver mine In' the frleadows district; has' lioeii in operation for two weeks,-, and about 2500 tons of orels being tit Into the plant daily. . The first clean-, up ' Will bo made ;at the end of a inoiith's'run.? The oro .assayavliigli arid quicKsliv'er is at- presehl' enjoying! a ljlgh iii-ice and d sfpiuly ,dopiap()..'n li9 War Eagle compnuy ls;t(eaded''hi; C..' M,, Kidd,. A. L., Hill lanif ptliet locul citizens, and.Jias been jn the course of preliminary dovclopnient'.fbr .'.'-several mbntlis, The brick , for, the smelter word made from clay on the property. Quite a few 'local cltens are lnterest--ed in tho project, which bids' fair, to be a 8ubstai(tlarone..-', ' i''f 7 ft '' - , During tho winter reindeer; subsist entifely on moss which abQunas'oh the vast tundras and bill's of Alaska;' They, use their feet for removing thfc snow and their antlers only for fighting: . ' flern Bv Tuarr BrucsiTinue Vice w i i nnu i,ai,nsiiung . ,' IO BOOKLET ON SOTHHOOOglU( fHtCffc.-jfrlM BRADrtCLO RCSUUTOR Co., Dm. 9-D.- ATUKT. Ga. ' ' ' ii i-mr . OXIjV THVO MORE DAYS m THK "Yellow Typhoon" : Harold ,;. Nac ', Gratli's storji of: ii ' Avbiiiaii '' wlib. lived foe extit'e-i 'lricnt. i'i,' i-.'ii fA'-i ': xtf'':a6iiff?. ofM Pines' M AR'-iHAI I vcoc doz. nr WJfrK a ' ; ' .x $1.00 ,$2.50