MEDFOIW MATTi TTITBIJNE,-. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, MAriCI! ?. 1021
A.-C.-IMII,MAN, of IlllllHllll,
"lio sujs Tiiillac Sh iimpics
llonnlilr thi' ftrenlcst ' liiiillriiic lie
tier licnrd of. "It put mu back
on my feet nftcr I Jim) priYcllcnlly
givi-u' up all hope of ever 1kIiik
ncll nguiu," iiu Htiitcs
f f " V '
'"Tinlac ' 1h ', . uhqutiHtiuniibly the
prciteBt mr'(llclno I ever heard of.
Aftoi' T hud practically given up
, luipe ot ever being well URuin. it put
' re ripht buck on my fctit, nnd i am
feeling one hundred per rent liPtU:i-
tlininf J have for twenty year:. I have
gain od ten pnumlH in weight, ifnd
: every one nays I don't look lllio the
HJinio permm.., -.
1 "For' no vera I monthft T Buffered
from a' aqrUius Htomaeh disorder. I
had ijo appetite and couldn't " ' eat
' enduffl to keep up my atrenKth, Very
often when 1 ttat down to a meal I
.would leavo the table without toiirh
hig anything scarcely. h I eould not
bear the sight of food, much lew ent
-
' "I . was losing In weight and lny
friends would often auk 1110: "What
Is wrong with' you? Why nro you
liioklnK bo tliin?" ' :
iilfio 'fliifforod terribly with pains
across Iho Bniall pf my hack and over
my Kidneys. ' H was almnst inipnx
' sllilo Jfor mo to Bet out of hod In the
.' morning, as my hnek would pain me
BO I nvoiild nlniOHt fall bver when I
would first stand up In tho morn I in;.
; At nlffht my hack pained mo so It
wns almost impossible . for mo to
sleep'. L would lid first on. one side and
(tHen On tho other, and would roll and
t toRB ill, night ' long; I had almost
Rlvi'ii ) nnd thouKht maybe my iirc
was aKaiuBt mo, as I had taken un
niftny different klndB of medielne
WItliout-reHUltB.' '
;"Tho first hottlo of Tanlao didn't
help, mo much, but I niiulo up my
mind to Blvo lt a ' fair, trial.. After
starting, on tho sooond bottle, I begun
. to feel hotter, Aly nppetlto returned
nnd it Just looked like I -could hardly
wait for meal time to'cnmo. In fact,
'1 wns hungry nil the time. .'
j "My. back and .kidneys don't bothor
mo Biry'-'inoro nnU I can 'sleep like n
log now.' Tanlae Iiiib Just simtily
hindo n new man of me, and any one
'living In this county can toll, you the
Hnmo thing as everybody knows nic
nnd knows tho shapo 1. was Ip." ,
. 'Tho nbovo Ktatement was nmdu. ro-.
conlly.hy A. C. illllmnn, of l.lgnnici',
lriil. Mr. Rlllman has lived in sNoblo
bounty ult his lifvnud lH'n woll-known
nnd hlghly-respcctcd. citizen of that
counts'. ' ': '!...
M ' Tnnlno la Bold in Modfoiil by West
1 Sldod'liarmacy, In Jncksoiivlllo by. .1.
W. . ItohlnSon, In Ilogua Hlver by
W. S. C'ary, nnd by lending drugglHtn
In every town. Adv.
BIG STOCK OF
V-f '. - fi..'"' - .
Auto
Springs
for all makes of cars, now in stock
, ; Made From Best Steel
y ; ; And Strictly ',
k Guaranteed
Let s figure: on' your truck bed
V, BILLINGS
. . Carriage & Auto
. ; Works
S The Medford
Auto Paint Shop
' . (Rogl8tered)
i r1 "r '
. ncnnml Jtitor Cor Iteflnlnhlng
K. Cnntral & Jack.n. I'linne 701
: ; I GIM CHUNO"
.: - China IterD Storo
" f?rh eur for MrcTia, heafiache. et
; ftrrh, d'ptherla, aorfl throAt, lung trouble.
1 kidney trouble, Htnmnrh trouble, hear!
' troubloohttlB and fnvr, crninpi, eounha,
poor MclreuUtlont carbuncles, tutnora
cmcked breaaL curei all kinds of goltera
NO OPKRATIONH.
Mertftfrd. Oregon. Jan. IS, 1917.
Thfi la to certify that I. the indralTi.
' ed, bnd very severe stomach trouble ana
. nad ben bothered for snvftral yar nnd
Inst Au trust was not expooted to live, and
hosrfna; of Olm Chuni (whose Ilerb
Htnre Is af 114 South Front street. Med
ford), 1 decided to gel hVrbe for my
R to much trouble, and I started to feeling
etter as soon as 1 used tttem nnd today
am well man nna can nenruiy rocoiD
ment snyone affllrted ss I-was to ss
Oim Chun and try Ms Herb.
- innd s i ' vy n johnson.
"Witness ' - , i
mt Lnwls! Rafle Point. -
'. "W. 4, Chlldrelh. Kas-le Point.
" W. 'A, Anderson, Medford, .
. ' g. B, Holmes, Raffia Point
Ci B, foor, Saffla Point
J. V. Motntyra, K a ft Is Point.
r)n. Von rier Ifalen. Ksvle Point. 1
3'fa fai. .Nlcboif. ftffis v -
BEATS ASHLAND
IN JAP DEBATE
Jly a iinaniinous decision hero and u
to 1 vole at Aulilund, MedfonI debat
er carried off tlio honors in thq dual
dehato Saturnoy nlKht. ..
The question debated wns the Inter
esting ono of tho right of the Japaneto
to hold real property in this 'country.
Medford high school was represent
ed hero by Edwin ThomnH and Leon
ard Drown,, both of tho senior cUibk,
coached by .Miss Anna T.indas and
Krnnk Iluchter of tho Bophomoro class,
Mr. K. M. HussonB coach.
Ashland' dehaters were: Ayirnia-
tlvo, Archer Iloyt nnd Dorothy Hook;
Negative, ' Paulino J'lummer and Her
bert I)oran. They were coached by
Miss Cirnco Knupp. : ' . '
Tho judges at Ashland were Princi
pal Drown of Ilogue River. Supt. Imcl
of (iranls Pass and Prlnclpul Ilcdrick
of Central Point, while Mr. Tyrrel of
Phoenix, Mr. Cash Wood of TVJoflforcl
and llev. Knchlor of Ashland officiated
horc. Tho presiding officer at Ash
land was Mayor Lamkin nt Medford,
Mr. C. T. Stoward. ' ' '
Tho final dehato for this district will
he held Saturday night, March 12, with
(rants Pass. The saiiio'utiefitlon "will
'Again bo debuted. . , . . . . .
! A Worth While Picture
' Enid Dennett's new picture,
"Silk
Hosiery," which wiih shown nt 'the
Page thcnt.ro yesterday, Is distinctly
worth while. Tho theme it) clever,' tho
acting of star nnd support highly nrtis
tle nnd the production, ha a whole far
aliovo tho average. The costumes Worn
in the . picture constitute a veritable
fnshion Bhow unit will dollght ctary
woinnn film fnn. ;, ' '"'' " '
Harold Moyd In his comedy fcaturo
"Capt.'Kldd's KIddu" adds to the en
turtalmncnt, which closes tonight oh
account of 101 lis Minstrels tomorrow
night. . . '
' At the ftialto ' ,, i'
"The Truth," ncptcd from ' Clyde
Fitch's gloat play. n'f tho snnie name,
In of the ut ii If Hint lira Is made of.
Thn pcoplo lhat move in it Inro real.
Thoy are the more delight fill1 for thoir,
shortcomings, thoii' little human nvis-.
takes. Acted by 'a brilliant cast, sot
in Riimnmillhgs of flnwloSB bcatity anil
brightened by tho dazzling humor or
one of tho Bereon'B best beloved stnrs,
Madge Kennedy, "Thq Truth" js guar
anteed n wnrm retoiitlori ;diirlng Its
engagement hero at tho Hlnlto theatre.
An Exceptional Picture.-'
Cocll II, Do Millo's now picture,
"Something To Think About" ' which
will ho shown nt tha'Pngo" theatre
next Wetlnosdny for four days, Is an
exceptional production which Is
trading widespread interest nil over
tho country. It Is typically n Do Mill
picture uf the hlghoBt class.' .
Among -the Sunday visitors In th
city from nenrhy points wore I..
.lolinson, 1) Villi Dour and K. It. Ilragg
of fltanta Puss, (Mydo K Smith uf Hold
Hill, M. J. lllainnrd of .llutto Fulls nnd
John D. Wise of Prospect.
I'onl truck with call and good body
for salo cheap. . New tlrcu. Seoly V.
Hall Motor Co. tf
Aftor all la said ami dono you will
still continue to save nt tho Orocotcrln.
' .' , If
I - WEDDING BELLS I
'Itlchanl IC. Uaker of Wonder, Ore
and MlM Edith l.ewlsof No. .Sfiti KiM
Ninth stret, this city were lnnriied
Saturday afternoon hy Rev. V. 1
U'nch of the llnptist church nt hi
resldnnco. Mr. mid i.Mr. Itnlpli liny
inoud attended them. Mr. linker I
In the lumber huslneBB at Wonder
which Is located eight miles from
lirnnts .pin's, nnd the bride has been
employed lit the Jackson County Ah
struct offlco. Sho ha bniin u lrt'om
Inent worker In the nllptist church
Try Musterole. See How
", QuicklyltJJclieves
You just rub Mustcroie in briskly, and
usually Ihe pain is gone a delicious,
soothing com fort comes to take its place.
Mustcroie is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustird. U9c it instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend It to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
it gives from sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest. Always dependable. ,.
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FAMOUS TRAFFIC EXPERT WHO
. WILL SERVE
'r.
rfiiWiiwrVafr'
ASTORIA,' "Prp.Itogor D. "Plnntcy
ono .of'the moBt; highly paid trnff iorex
perls'ln the countrM, has taken u'1ns
now' dnttcir ttBcnprjm( trafl lc inanagop
of; .thfl ojrl l'i'A'arJa as one'.gt
broadsides Itumchcij, ,by tlio1 p.oBti.cojijf
mission in making HiIh harbor one (if
the greatest -of -the world's "Bliipping
centers.'1 ''"''' ' -.v.,-...
Mr. Pinneo comcB to Astorin wllh 31
yearB bt oxperienco in rail iiml "water
(rolght tiunsportation. Ho . resigned
his position as 'traffic mnhagcr of the
Pacific Steamship company mid the
S. Africa, Country
Savages,
WASHINGTON; p. .-'. The union
of South Africa, where a recent nega
tive vote. oii thp ' prbpoanl, toeceile
from, tho British Empire attracted
world auunllcin, Is the subject of tlio
fnllowiiig hulletln isHuci! from the.
WiiBhltiBton' D. C, heii'd(tiartoi'8 ' 6f
the National' Cluogiuplilc Society:
with Its vast areas taken 'over.
from aborigines;' with thousand!! of
its white settlers massacred by sav
ages, hut with others, undaunted,!
pressing on In thoir iralrieirho6nern
ovor farther Into Alio interior -of an
unknown continent; with ii gold ruiih
winning a new, enipii-e; and possessed
today lof a .stubborn race problem;
South .Africa, half around the world
And little' known to Americans, has in
its history, nevertheless, chapters,
which we know by heart. . Now 'York
ers, can find an even closer -lf iliior
no io mo residents ot eapo Town In
the fact that the sites of both, ports,
nov almoBt -priceless, were 'bought
from savage landlords' for ' u few
hnndfuls of gaudy trinkets. . ,
All IiitermiUoiiiil t.itnie of Tag. '
"In one respect, howover, the carv
ing out' of what Is nbw the Union of
South Africa is without Its nar.tllel
In the development . of the ' United
StntoB. i In youth . Africa tho mrifts
f two whlto nooplcb for roiitror han
bopn un nil, important factor. For
about a century nnd y a hnf tho
IMitch hud nonHCHsion of Cairn Town
nnd tho hiuuII urea Hiirrouhdiui; ; H.
which hnrborod hll - tho whites ! in
South Africa. Tho ,Nuioloonii" wars
tnuiHferred ' osae:islon . to Hngluiul,
and In 180G the KiiKllnh UKsumcd a
final control which many of the
Dutch Inhabitants resented. In lSuti
muny of -the Dutch fnrmrm or 'boors'
bVKHh trcTUltis' htH)' the ' tiitrlof with
the intontlo'n hf Wetllini? beyiind Khr
lliih 4 lnfhinco.,;- AVlietr ' lnlishnivu
followed them, they trukked farihcV
I' lnullyr hoyohrthb Qraiiu t h't i tiu.
foiuuled tho Oranka T-Yeo Stati'. unU
Iteynnd tho "Van! river, tho Tnmsvuul
Hepublic.
''Klrst dhinioni3 and then pold
were discovered in tho new stat'-s.
They broiiKhtKreat iirosperltv to the
Hoer republics, hut they brought
tunny outsiders as well: and tho pres
ence of these finally led to the Doer
War, as a result uf which the r "tub
Hon. cumo Into the po::KCiislon of lireat
Urllnhi.
"Asido from tho war-horn repub
lics and monarchies of the last few
years, tho Union of 'South Allien ts
one of tho youiiKcst of the In -pnrtniit
countries of the world. It, toV; was
lurKoly 'war-born. Shortly after the
conclusion of the Door War. plans
wew set on foot to fuse '.he K'o old
republics with Capo t'olony. the old
est South African Kovernment, and
Natal, next In point of uko, to form
the new l.'nlon. It wns finally created
by an act signed in 1M0
Cnloii "llclr to All South A Men"
' "The-territory ' nr tht unlnn- oeeu.
pies tho whole southern and soinb-
onsterh tip of Africa tit a wide strip
about L';0 miles Inland from ihe !n-
dhin Ocean, lis area lacks only
unit miuuro miles of reachintr rhf. half
million nmtit. Of lis four .provinces.
t'npo t'olony Is sllKhily Itior trnn
Texus. tho Transvaal -about the sic
of- Nevada, and Oraiure Froo Rt-ite
Hlljihtly smnller tluin AlnbPi.ia, 'ilitle
Natal exceeds South Carolina by a
few thousand miuuro mites.
Llut extensive us it is. the Union.
will some day bo much bigger. It 1
tho heir of -alt South -Africa, and
even now tho governor fronornl of the
union Is nlso ,hih. oommtssionor for
all other lands in the Mouthorii part
of tho continent under Dritish con
trol. Tho addition alone of Uhode-
la, which Hen to the north," would
double the area of the union.
Prom tho south and southeast
South Africa in ft series of nighty Hor
aces, ench' wIMi n rim of high luomi
Uhft from brlow and low Ones from
tbovo. Most of the slopes near the
sea are fertile, well wooded and wdl I
w atered. The ascending' steps '
in moisture and fertility,." "Within this
evraccd bulwark Ho tho grent nlnlns.
I or veldt wlo-ro wild ffntno once
nu.irni.. and where gunt herds v(
PORT OF AS TORI A
udu-iiMiiiniia i-i iii6j-A.-;jaa'n r
Adinlml ..11ne-:to
storhi because
east his '"lot -wilh
of.. his . faith Ih tho
tuturo of the -port,' backed by an tin.
1lunitTcd port commission, an enor
riumsly piqductive tributary hinterland
mid .'nuirkot 'for world products and terl
nilnal facilities of the most modorn
sort.' These shipping' terminals" nro
nmong the largest 'aud finest In "thn
United States and arc situated-within
12 miles 'of the i iilou'fh of tlio 'Coliinililn
river with its 42 foot of water nt low
"tide and on thci. largest fresh water
harbor in the world.
of Diamonds
and Hardly Pioneers
sheep and cuttle have "taken their
places. These plains. contribute yearlv
nilliona of dolltirs .worth of woo, os
inch feathers, hiden, and mohulr i
tho outside world.
Mountains Moved fQt Peek of Stone.
VToward iho'lftner, odfja of the. ter
ritory of 'tho- union ;u:u tho vorld':
greatest diamond mines, where earth
HUfficiant U..fll -UunandH.of ears is
ijcreened yearly for t4ie sake of a peek
or two of diamonds.. Hut the few
handfuls , of tlfAmondB exported
1!tl3, the- last yeny-tbrfore .tlio world
war, : wero Avorth. more than. flftV mil
lion dollars and excoftdod iWWalud ' tho
i win liiimtt vitiiiu lp jiioe nij.ny nnii
loads --of -Avotd, ostr il'.il '.fcatluira, hides
unil cOnl thnt r.iilk'd nway fvoni South'
Airica tlio wiino' year. ..
"Some "00 mil?s ,to,.tho ,iortlie;u:t
of thu dnipi'oiid. country -nro the, 'sold.
riolilH... In- their niiU-st Is' the. Koid
liui It,, wonder city of - Johiinnoisbui'!j
nictroiiolls of South .Africa, After tin
discovery 'of ,'Kbld In .tho cifehtlen, 'the
cuy Biirnns up ninuistv over niglit
inouKii hi ursl ll wna tno uHunl un
lovely minim; eamp, 'soon siibHtuntiu!
Hli'ueturea were erected, and it now
runksf with iiu well . iiaved BtrcetH,
lino bulldiiiKH, una Iioautiful imrKii,
.with the liMiilfnir. rltleu . . nf. ' T.:ms-i,.n
'America, n mi Auslr.ilin. It linn n limit
the wiiiie i mini l;i lion Jih Deliver, Colo.,
nnd Providence, It, I.
: "Mouth Africa has n system of dl
iVided 'eapitnlH. Fjoill 1'rotoiia, cup;
tal of tho old Transvaal rciiubllc, 1 he
aiininiiHtiaiivc aciivllles tif the union
b curried on. The pnrllaincnt ' meets
in l apo -Town! while the' Hulirninn
urt or appeala sits- in Hlooln fontein
ipltal nt. OiaiiKe Kree State,"'.
Senator Medill McCormick
..y j..-. '"""'ri!,.y'J MS
Senator .Medllt' McCormick, of li
linols, 'photoKraihed at the Capitol,
on his return, to - Washington after hit
Kuropean ;rip which many bcllrve
vw slynlticnnt becauiie .of, ,hts ex?
pressed attitude on iba L.a.in i.bho.
Cascarets"-if -Sick;
or- Bilious
' Tonitlituro! lift a nleamnt, harm
lew C'aaiviri't work while you sleep an J
hme your liver active," h"il cUr.
stomach" 8weit "and bowels moWiig
regular by mornini;. Ko pripinur or in-
eonvenieiw. ID, 25 or M.cctii hoxe. I
Children love Uiia candy 'eatjinrtie' too.
n
U. S. ARCHBISHOP
SACRED COLLEGE
" ' 'V- f ', -.'- ', -,',-,
. ; . t; .. ; '. '.. .' s
.illi.MIO. Mar. 7. t'nidlnals. of the
I'attiolic cliurch Kathered nt the vatK
can thi iiiornliiB for the 'secret con-Histoi-y.
at wileii i'opo . lmedict an
nounced the names of nix new. uicrn
bcr.T 'of the sacred coltcKe. " "I '.''" :'v
Tlio names submitted to tho cardi
nals were those of MouhIkhoi- Dennis
.1 UoiiKherty, njchlilshop of- I'hila
delphia: Juan Hcnlloch y Vivo, arch
bishop of Dui'Kok; P'runi lsco. Vidal y
Harraiiuer, arc,ihishon of Tarragona;
Francisco HnBonesi, papal- nuncio' in
Madrid; Josef Schultc, archblshup of
CoIdriio, and Michael von Faulhabor,
archbishop of Munich.
l.fng beforo nine o'clock, tho hour
fixed for tlio nsscmbly.i the piazza of
T fiay B'3'. Next American
. Cardinal -.i
IfCi'' l 1 5 m i
mm:
CINTAAL newt rsora lHytei. Ntwr vaiti,
AHCII RISIIOP DAl'OHKKTV
hi. ; Peters was . crowded with citizens
ot lioinu and visltm-s gathered to wit
ness the brilliant procession of the
princes of tho church to'thu throne
room of the Vatican. . . . '
' Slow and stately proRress was made
by tho prelates and their attendants
to .tho court 'of Domaso,.' Iii a. few'
Hiiputes' tlio. 'daors swung qiien 'aiid'
the pope appeared'. ; -Ho ledi tho cur
'llnalu Into -tho . ijhrono ,- riioi,' - and
there, all. but' nicinbern of the 'sacred
cullego withdraw to allow . th( ' cird1r
pals to;carryvout the ' hisitiriii proce-'
cluro' of nanijnfr the .'men vh6 . voui(l
receJvo tho,.red.'hat,' synihoUij of ' trie
wearer's elevation .' to the. ' suprenie
governing body of yio -chiii-tdi.! i -. '
Formal' presentation 'of tho'lnslgnla
of office tothc new cardinals' will
take place Thursday in the :lfair;'f
Beatification .of the Vatican. "I l"rhat
ceremony will be much;, more ,;oftiboV
rate than that which occurred today..
Chief interest in today's; ceremony,
centered ' in ' ArchbiKhop' Hougherty',
who after tliirty-ono years us priest,
bishop and 'archbishop ( attained ;' a
place In tho sacred college at an'age
muclr below, the. average foe members
of that ' august assembly. Jlaiiiiy
secondary In interest was tho appear
ance of tlio-two froi'inan archbishops,-
Schulto. (ind von. Faulhabor. Hocausg
of ", the concordat wlth ' Spain,1' the
newly created Spanish cardlrinln
will receive the red hat from the
hands of King ATfnrmo".'-"" '
nun ;n.'i'f-; ' -( . . '
MRS', HA R 6 1 NG 'ri A'S:'s' E ET '
; '"t"- ...PEA NAMEeAETER. HER
bluoiHwaiHupca bo nkbfliited'-ln iBet
clKhUv; International is floWer ''tilioW
which Opens here next' Monday;' has
boon named "Mr3..Y"arrcn Harding.''.
;Tho flower's color is similar to that
for which Mrs. Harding showed pfof-
eronco when solqcting gowns here
some weeks ago and which was named
"flnrdjug blue."
Tliousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
. are a Harmless Substitute -
" tr.' Edwards Olive Tablets the sub
stitute for calomel are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect ofl the liver is)
almost instantaneous. These ltttleolive-
colored tablets, are" the result of::Dr..
Edwards' -determination' not -to treat
livcrand bowel complairitswithcalomel.
The -pleasant little -tablets drr the
pood tliat calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the ;
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.,'
1 hey take hold of- the trouble: and
flukury .correct it.! Why aire the liver
at the expense of the teeth? 'Caloriielr
- sometimes plays havoc with the gums.."
Srt nTi "felfnn( linnic 1 Tt io Ka.1 '
take calomel .Let Dr. Edwards' Oli
Tablets take its place. '
. Headzchcs, "dunness" and that lazy
feelins come from constipation' and a
disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards'
Oli-e Tablets when you feel "logy-arid
"heavy." They "clear" douded brain
. and "perk up' t.: spirits,
GOOD CLOTHES
I. Slake-Them y
KLEIN
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Plumbing and Heating
Quality .SrYjce .
VVm. Hammett
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Begin Right Nowio:V;r;. : I ;
Conquer Your heumatispi
If vou are coinr to aeain rely
. ' upon tho liniment bottle to try to
r rub your Rheumatism away, you
' will be doomed again to nothing
but disappointment. , A disease
that can cause bo much' pain and
suffering is not on the surface of
. the skin, and cannot be rubbed
' - away.
',.' Many forms of Rheumatism are;
. caused by a tiny disease germ in
; the blood, and in such eases the
' '. only losrical treatment is' to search
' out and remove these germs from
" BABY CHIX . '
IIAXSKN'S TKAPNKST SIMXIAIaS
Kkks' dlrwt fiinu ilunseirH furih nnd prochioctf by Iichm wllu- n 17R-j
27a cbb a year rating.' The luilniico of our sunk Is, (if tlio llniLcn :.
hi(I TanorcU Strnln-i. not dlrcctlytriipueatciU' hut', ivjtli'; 'jenrs ', of
- sonil breeding; behind them.
Hansen's Trapnest 'fipecials
1 day old chlx . , ......... .
3 ' weeka old- chfx'. . . . .', . !. ;.
8 wcekp- old 'pullets .. .' .'. . .
4" weeks old coekrels .'.'.....
S weeks old cock rels .......
5 .'30
.01
Mito
.DO
1.00
R0 GUE RIVER
V. rarpeiller
;' ;. : 'atuPATjmwQ bbricb. . .'.;:;'.., ":.r.'.
.. . Rendered. In .a (CJulet Dlgnitled manner at x... . ' ' '"'V'
THE PERf. FJJNERAL HOME
, . Your loved ope is taken 'into the Home , where there1 alwayi'
some one with them;" Our Residence tin the Becon'4 Flbor,. ;
" We are Licensed: Embalmers'and ar8 prepared to make shipment
to any part of the United States or Foreign Countries.' 1 We ' will
take complete -fchargo o any Service aud make all arrsqgemeuta.
Lady Assfstan't. "'' . ' ', : rhone 47. ;
lOorner of Sixth and Oakdale. . - One block wesj'o Postoff Ice. ;
,'V',' - rs:v,-;;The
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Geo. L.Treichler Motor Co,
. , i '. '.'-. re '.,''.''-'hMi'...sr't,i.;.'-'Ut1' U i' '""' ., ;
;: '..';:'''' 'v . - l-y-.v---:' ; ." .-
Havp some good used car I
; '. ' - :;-';-': , t'pv : ;":":::';'.
: Dodge Brothers, one ... Hudson Speedster, j
two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Trucl?, one Olds Truck.
! ! Jor sale? alt in good; qpnditioh ahd prices are .1
.5;.:.'-' i-'i '.'s'1" .;'..';'' ivr ' .v.;,'-., V ; ".':
- reasonable, v - fi'1 'r? "'''' ' ' yrf--.-'PPA
- r ' ' ' ' .' f
':'.'.;. .Come in arid
GRANTS PASS - MEDFORD
...t,f,
INtERURBAN
' KffhctJve October 35 -: ,:f.-:'-':X--:v, : ',','Ki
liEAVK MEDFOJU). .''';::. .
.' V 10:00 a. m. . . '
' : ;."l:0'0'p. m.'. ' ' . -
.r, 4:J8 p. m. .... . . '., : ...
Cars atop at all Intermediate points.
,,- ': Office and Waiting Rooms: Medford,. $ South rront, Naah japtal ':
. Bldg. Pbone 809.' Grants Pass; the Bonbonnler," Phon ISO. j :
We also operate atage line from Medford to Aabland, Phoenix. .
laiont, uentrai i-oint, jaeuoaTUle.
' HE UN I VERS At CAR "... . rJ j
I HI I " j ' ""TIlW Konl Sextan, Silili "' electric' Rtnrtlnit biI '"; I I
lllll j I'btinit H.v.item, ilrmoiintiiblo rims with 3?i:'ncli.
I I .1 i ilrps nil nrouml, Is the iiloal family cW lit-cmiisd' of ' "
I'lil ' ; Kcnci'itl utility nfiil lefincil and comfortnb'c lllll '
Bil l ; '"qiilpmont. I'incl.v upJiolHlcrcd. I'latc tfln.su win- I
lllll . j dorts. . An open car in the spring, tmnmicr, and .
lllll R'rly fiill" A closed cm-in Inclcntonf. wcnfriei' nlid ; .'' I.
JIII3 ; '" 1 'Winter.. t .Knlnproof, dust-prcmr. In the rlty or lllll i
illlll . ' "'" vou', a family cnr.' Tlie low cosf.'of opera- ; '
.lllll " '''on ntl maliitcnanco is not tho loast. of Its chmins. , lllll
I III '" '-"";fri" """o nnd hitik It ovci-'fy J'-" ;V I III '
'ill ' ' ' E- GATE3 AUTO CO. " I I ,
I llL Cor-fMrtJ" auj Pacific HUiw. j Jljl
Licensed .
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Ininiedlntelr reimivmi nn
short notice. Weekly Mstt m rcsi
donce ' atatHeu. - Dally buslnen dis
trict. Phone 9t.
w inrstTrr jrwiMis. i
the blood..
For this purpose there is no tnor-'4
satisfactory, remedy than S.S.S.,'"
the fine old blood remedy that has , f
been in 'use for-more than fifty
years, and has given such general
satisfaction for Rheumatism. . .. .
Begin taking S.S.S. today, and :
if you will write a complete history,
of-your case, our medical director
will give you expert , advice; with
out charge. Address Chief Medical, .
Director,' 16f, Swift' Laboratory; At- '
lanta, Ga. i 7 .v
Hansen s jaucrca nu-ain - .
Bred, to lay '
;.'; ..$ .so
' '.'.... .50' 5
... ($l."5.l)0 pciMOO) 1,50
(Seleited) .20;
....... (Selected) ;-.50.'..l
POULTRY FARM : ' ' . . : ; y
Phone 201-W. r
if ' - ,.
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-v 1 Jl '
look them iqyerStiv:-:-!
AUTOCAR- CO.i
' ' j DaUj nd Snnday.
UUrBOIlANTS PASS.
, V;6o p. m. ... y
. - 4:0.. m. - ..
.-"M'-WCi1 .Siv'2' ':'
..:...'.-, .'. . 'II
'AUTO.PAINT SHOP
Antbtoobiles' Painted and
- . ',,?Rcvarniflhed ..v '
' -22 North Fir- ""
L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop.
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