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SYNOPSIS' OK THK ANNl'AI. STATK
' MKNT )) TUB
ORIENT INSURANCE CO.
uf llarlford. in tint ntitle of Connecticut.
oo the thirty-firnt tiuy of Icembr,
IP'20, mud1 to the IiiHucanci coinmln
tfioiirr of the atate of Oiytjun, jgurauan
T Capital
Amount at fiiuital alock uuid
'. MV ii.oomoo.oo
' during-the year $ J.9tiT,4f 1VJ-3
Intrfctt, dividends anU rents
i;i:HvtNl during, the year.... iil 3,4 iiii.Gt
Ijiome from ot'utr souruv-s
rcelved durliit the year.... l,50G.0t
Totiil Income ' .12,414.0
-Net .losses paid during the
veiar Including adlUMuicut
eipenseji I.ar.9.0TT.l
Dividends nald on caottul
mock during the year 100,1100.00
CorontuMtonM una salaries
paid during the year....... 707.108.73
Taaea, licensee and fees paid
during the year... iOi.l'.J.i
Amount of all other exnendl
lilies. .'......-. 267.096.97
Total ejpendltures :,70,440.08
Value 'of real eaiaio owned
market value) t 240.030
Va'lua of stocks und bonds
owned (market' vuluc) 4,071. SHI. on
lelnsfurunce duo on paid
lOMttU 9.304.B4
Oaah In banks and on hand urjlu,
premiums 'In courso of col
toctlon written sine Sen
trrober 89, 1829 B75,2Hfl.7
lnLarejit and rente . lius and
-aituuert M.313.4S
Total admitted iwH.... lo07,im.
IdaamcUa
CI .M. r-Liimn for la3?,eH un
fold, -. ! I 4,624.&
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstanding
5.777.701. 0.J
X)oo ' for commission and
brokerage .
All other liabilities
7.500.00
162,600.0(1
Total llabllltlr.i. exclusive
of capital toek : 8!U57,3i!S.ll
, BaaUaai la Orf far taa Taa
' Not hrenMuma received dut-lnc
' the year - 43J5?.n
l.osfl paid during me year..-- lo,90.Ji
Leases Inourred .during,.', tho
nar - 13.MI.il
Narn. of company. Orlant Insurant Cn.
Kama nf m-enldent. A. O. Mcllwalne Jr.
lNro. of ' HAnretary, Henry Vi Gray, Jr.
Ht4
Hatutorv resident attorney
for er
ax Hide.
viae. ,ToH Thompson;-. 1S99 Wllco ldg
Portland. Oregon,
j; Witi' WaWlelft, ' Medford. Oregon
rfistaeot. agent. .
i V. Vvi'fl'yls. Bend. Oregon
renlde-ni
Aant
Ueo. Toune ' Hoaa. Hoiiebuig. Qron.
, Resident. AgentH.
8yN0PfIH OP TIfK ANNUAL ST ATK.V
. , . ainn k vr tun.
NORTH CAROLINA
HOME INSURANCE CO,,
of Itulelgh. In th State of. North Cro
Hua, on th thlrty-firHt day of Uecefnbrr,
leno.- made to tho (nsunmc commi,
BJanrr of the fitato of Urvtfon, puraujit
to wiw; ....... ....... ,
'' 1 OspItU . , ,
Amount of cunltul mock Da id
up a.... 400,000.00
- 1 . znooiu . , r;
Nvt crpmluntR rocelved dur-
, (ntf the year ;r 7I,3flR.ti7
Jnir8t, dlvidendH uud rsntfi,
ree ved during the yt-ar . . 1 fl6,8B6.?l!
income rroni otner eource
revived durliiff tho year.. MM
Totiil tncomo 40S,:i74.0.i
iJibUTS6iainu
Netylosstut paid durlnK iho
vear lncludlriK adJuHtuu'iit
eotpennifB I 1U..MG.3U
juiviapnan duiu on cum uu
ntbek duririK the yeur 18,000. 0D
cjomoiiusionn ami HaiuneH
paid durlnir thtv year C 8,84 7.4 8
ToxeH.: ucenHon aim reva puiu
durintf tho year 9,3J0.77
Amount of all othrr cxntm
diture 75,008.86
Total expenditures $ m.ltCMO
iu6 i. at Htocks and 'hoitds
' ownrd (marltot vali.M $ 854.ai!3. 96
Caih la bank.t and on hand ... 10,i,t:,.',
Pfenilunu) lu courne of roU
lec-tlon written Hincu Kep
tmbor 30, 1020 71.083.03
Jo 1 rent and rontri due and
v accruod 8.8:i.m
Due from other companies:... 8,i;eo.69
' Total admitted ftRftetfl........iFl,032,5tS.81
. . - IdabUlUea
Qra&a clalmH for Iohsoh un
paid - $
Amount of, unearned pre
; ruluma on all cnit.stunUlnff
rlalui ,
AtLother llabllltteH
8C.9&1.4!)
11.000.00
n Total liabilities, excluHiv
pot capital Htoctc fSS3.153.lS
( Basis tn in Oregon for the Tear
iSe.t p rem lu rati recelwd during
the yer l,l'7.R5
Uo$4& paid durlns the year 14.91
l;o incurred during the year 114.31
'.J Name of company. North Carolina
Hoihe Insurant Co.
A nuraf of prfNldept. Alexander Webb.
7 Nutne of eTetary. 0Kirge P. Folk.
''.HtatUtory reeldent attorney for Nr
VlWj :lrln S. MhImoq, ta Gwso lUda..
KoifOaiid, Oreffon. ' '
Oof f, Kettldent Agent, Mwlfrird.
; Oregon:, v.; -
gjd. ..v.Veo, nejiacnt Ageot, Awhlanti,
V:crry.'at.fi4) line of PlumbiBg
Piiiures, Fittiuga uud Supplies,
Iddil , Areola Heating PLuati
MUell Pipeleii Furnace
trtc Tuiklau. Water Preuure
."; , . Byatein
; Modern Plumbing &
" v'i Heating Co.
Pho4 C20 Prt BU
NEWTOWN
, APPLES
1 Packed
' . $1.25 A BOX
, 7 ., f. , I., Warehouse
Bar dwell Fruit Co.
Phon 124
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DISTRICT APRIL 15
; AS1ILANO. April 6. The middle of
tlie month will: wltuess I'acittc Ulli
uy paviug ox.'ratlona rsuned in
this locality. Preliminaries buve been
under way for' sometime duhL Kxpert
mecbaolciana are "tuning" tbe big
auto trucks, and equipment in general
in being gotten, lu readiness,' notably
the rock crusher on the summit. Two
and a half nillea la the extent of Work
to be completed in order to finish the
job intact un to the California line
from this city. This, stretch Is not
continuous, comprising several units
There. . also remains the overhead
crossing, east of town, to pave, the
superstructure having undergone the
settling process the past winter, n4
it Is needle to add that this ordeal
was a sever ooe In view of the titlny
aeason and washouts. TUe Oskar
11 uber offices in city ball, also the
state highway engineer's headquarters
in I'ioneer block are already assuming
I tie busy attitude indicative of some
thing doing. '
Levi Stewart, of Roseburg, old time
resident In this vicinity, ta vlsitlnc
relatlve.1 and - friends here. Including
civil war veterans, among whom he
ranks In years at the age of IS, retain
Ing lair health In a remarkable degree
A band of Bbrlners from Grants
Pass Invaded the stated session of
Hillah Temple last Friday; - evening,
The Incursion was no April fool joke,
though occurring;, on the first of the
month. A Shrine club has lately been
organized la the Josephine county cap?
ital, with over fifty members. To give
the organization prestige as to stand
ing, and Impetus us to growth, a patrol
was considered to be ah Imperative
need, und representations to this ef
fect were submitted, the result being
that a contingent will bo formed ac
cordingly und suitably uniformed, in
dud season, the' same to. augment the
main command tor mod, of Asblahd,
Medford and Jacksonville members.
The Grants Pass outfit also promises
developments aong the lino of. band
accompaniments.
Several grades In junior high and
Hawthorne schools are profiting; in na
ture studies by witnessing: films as a
part of the prescribed course, afforded
gpiui-occusiunaiiy ui,iue ijync. incatre
Malta comraundery meets in stated
conclave, on Wednesday evening,
April ti. Also work In the Order of the
Temple. In view of furnishing a num
ber of uniform equipments, a sample
cout, also speclmons of cloth, will be
on display ut Ibis meeting, and mea
surements will be taken. A dozen or
more candidates aro entitled to uni
forms, nnd now that contracts nave
"Cascarets" if
Sick or Bilious
Toniirht aurel Let a Dleaaant. barm-
leas Oaacaret work while vou aleeu ind
hava your liver active, - lwad clear,
auaniaeh smut and ' howela moviaa
mgular by morning. No irrlplnlj or in-
ennvenianne. , 10, 25 or SO cent bbxea.
Children lo: thji eajidy! caKiarHo too.
SVNOl'HIH O'l' THK ANNUAL STATK
MKNT OK TUB' V
Eqxiitable ;I1re ; Is ' Marihe
: Inaurance Co. -
of rnivldence. In tbe fl(ate of rtlimla Is
land, nn tho thlriy-flmi Aay or tifcein
hei. DM, inad. to the Inwiranot Coai
mlanlener of (be ttate of 'Otegoo, pur.
mwot to law: . , -
OarUl
Amount of capital miooK wW '
"P l,rjU.OlHl.lfH
bom.
Net premlunvt re-celved duf-
. "t Ihe year ..: ll,4lt,Og.4S
Interest, dlvldeixki und rertla
re-elved ilurlno Ihe year.. 1H,6Si!.T1
Income from oilier eource.1
received during the year.,.. I'.'a.sSU.K'
Total Income ... ll.Tln.SS6.lu
Bllktnutuiu
Net - tiwscs Irald during the
yejjr Including adiiMiment
eipensen ....
Dividend lutld on capital
atouh during the year . .,.
CommlKslons and aalarle
paid during ihe y.r..
Taxew,' licences and fees paid
during the year .:
Amount uf u 1 other expen
ditures 645.071.74
7S.ooo.4a
4M.7H8.6-3
30.5J0.3
l;l,6S 0
. Tola!- expendltureff..1.,.
Aaaata
... t,H:t,0i!8.W
Value of HtockH and bonda
owned (niarh.-l value) .'-'. 157, 7 10.19
I.oann on inert glides and
collateral, euv. U S00 00
OuHh In tanks ami on hand.. JH.7i:.D
rreinluuus In courne of col
lodion written since Sep
lember ,10. I MO SS,S:7.a
intoreat und renin duo and
accrued 4 1 . T 5 . 0 tf
Tol.ll admitted rwsetH 4.1,;'ll7.liti 1 1 1
XdablUtlas
tiroes claims for Iohmcm un
paid
Amount of unearned pre
mium: on all oulKiutidtne
man
Ouo for commission and
hrokerune
All other liabilities .
Kfttlmuted pu-able to Kel
eral. atttte und other taxes
on lilrO business
S'.i5,JSS.t
H.".9.;IT3.S9
MO'l.oe.
30.oo.o
Total llahllltleti. exclusive
of capital stock . . tl.190. j3.8l
ualaaaa la Oregon for the Tear
Net premiums receive.! dur-
Ing Ihe ye.ir 1S."74.I
t.ff-e.. paid rltirlna Ihe year .. J,;i:',S!l
l.OHaea luculred iliirlns the year 60
Name of. company, Kuullnble Klr. & Ma
rine Insurant'.- Co.. or l'i ovldence. R. I.
Name of president, l-'red W. Arnold.
Name of Seerelury. Samuel O. Jlowe.
lieorae ('. l.onc, Jr.
Htatlltoiv i-.'slilenf ultorney for ser Ice,
I. . Watson. tiOt O.isco llldg, ort
Innd. Oreiron.
JAt'KSON I'Ol'NTV AllSTHAt-T TO..
It'-nMonl Acents, Nledlord. Ore.
i:lINCToN a) lliivvuv.
JEcaldent AsentM, Ashland, Ore,
MT.DTCWD -MAIL TRIBUNE.
been entered Into, this equipment
should be supplied in due season. '
Bond & Atkinson is the new, firm
wh(eh has tylcvn over: ingpyf ement. of.
the J'laza pool hall and cigar store.
A reminder of the visiU here of the
lute Gov. Kraulf Hauley. of Indiana,
und the local coloring given to this
community in his fine book, "A Day In
the Slskiyous," is afforded by the pres
ence lately In this vicinity; of .R. S.
Middleton, 01 Indlauupolls an Intimate
personal friend and business associate
of the governor. ' ' '.
Mrs.' W: H. McNair and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton F-uley have returned from
a visit with relatives in California.
Mrs. A. L. ilan'ey has ' returned
home from Santa Ana, Calif., . where
she has tM'en visitlnK the fumlly of her
son. J. A. Harvey. ; ' .
Puring the social hour at' the re
freshment fables, following the stated
se-saion of Hillah Temple last'Kriday
evening, the state university orchestra
entertained the Bbrlners. Jofcn Ander
son; Ashland student, Is a tnajber of
t Be orcnesira a ceuo quarxei.
At a meeting uf Modern Woo4laae,
Monday eyenlBg, delegawa igore an,
lwlnted to attend tbe county .camp of
the order, which was held In Medford
April 6, it being planned that! Qua lied
berg should head the delegation from
Ashland in behalf of Mahogany Camp
No. B6. .
Rev. G. 6. Hunt, of Seattle, 4juperln
tendent of the North Pacific district
of the church of the Nazarene, preach
ed from the local pulpit last Sunday.
At the Presbyterian church Rev. J. H,
Dorun performed a like servlc,ln the
morning, due to Pastor Koehler's ab
sence at Brownsville officiating at a
funeral. ' '"
Bob Spencer, Ashland studr.pt and
athlete, figures In a group portrait of
the football team of the University of
Hawaii, as captain and quarterback.
tbe Islanders to tour Oregon next fall.
Bob has been overseas sometime past.
G. W. Allen, of Salem, inspector con
nected with a state board, the duties
oi which is 16 urge the adoption of fire
protection on. the principle of mutual
co-operation, has been In towd this
week on official business. A resident
of Oregon since 1904, Mr. Allen is ft
native of the south, his former home
having been Georgia, in the vicinity of
Savannah.. .:
A new refreshment feature, as: Intro
duced by the World Wide guild,' Is the
potluck" supper in vogue at a' series
of social entertainments. '
Thu, crowning social event of the
season will be the Society Cabaret,
under auspices of First compuny.
Scene, the armory; date, Friday even
ing, April 8,
Qonc Owen of Seattle, niece of .Mrs.
Fred Putnam of this city, was a oaa-
Benger on the steamer. "Governor," in
collision with the "West Hartlond," In
Puget Sound waterB last Friday. She
passed through the ordeul unharmed,
however, after a 'thrilling experience
incident to shipwreck and exposure,
At the Church of tho Urothren,
whore revival services are In progress,
Evangelist Barnett defined ''The Un
pardonable Slu" last Sunday; on Tues
day he expressed advanced Ideas on
ihe Amusement Question"; and on
Thursday evening, he will announce
'Six, Facts. About. Hell," literally and
figuratively1 portrayed.
Mrs.- PrlscillH Carhahan Archibald.
of Oakland, Ca,l was a visitor hore
early in the week,' on her return home
fum a trip to Wushlugtoh, In the
VioISIty of Tacomu and' Walla Walla.
- ;..,.. - '.-
Aftermath incident to the recent
escapade of ; un' Aablanittuto party at
.vJrKirora, purticuwra or walch bav
bn bushed up more or less, Is grad
ually, revealing circumstances ad
evia nairies of some of the prominent
actors in the Joyrlde ,.at unseemly
hoars, among others notably "Carl"
and "Alice in Wonderland." '
The lowest temperature of the-'re-
cent cold una p recorded 26 on Monday
morning. From Saturday! gfternoon
until 6unday morning the thermome-
er ranged from about 76 to 3i'.
The "Price" confectionery. ! the
name now bestowed upon the 'candy
department of Gndera stof.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F. Inlaw of
HeiiRle, a baby boy.
Mr. Dunn and Mr. Mitchell of Ash-
und were out to W. C. Chapman's on
iiislncss Wednesday.
Mr. und Mrs. , C M. f'onlev iooi
their huhy to the hospital at. Medford
ror pneumonia tnis week.
Mr. It.1 K. 'Monro hud a had aitu. k
wiih Hyutlo rheumatism this week.
Miss Edna Rodgerie t visiting her
tlster. Mrs. Fred Brown of Beagle.
nr. YScles. Miss Morrison, Uert
hapmun and family motored to the
rock quarry near Ashland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl .Vai-rag-an. Mr.
and Mrs. Cha.i. Kanderson. visited
with Mr. und Mrs. rotlard Easter
.Sunday.
Mm. f!. Ktacey and Mm. A. Rodaers
visited the Anllorii school Thursday.
Mr. and Mis. Elmer .Simmon" were
MsltliiB Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M. Kwcet
Sunday. '
Miss Ucsclln Wooden was down
from the Meadows visiting her Ustcr
at Antloch Saturday and' Sunday,
Mr. Casebolt and family moved
from Central Point to th Meadows
Monday.
ANICH ITEMS
MEDFOTID." OBF-HOX." AYFTlKEfcDA Y, APBTL " (V
L
WAR DECLARATION
N'KW YOltK-April 5. Hostility to
tho "hyphen und hyphenates" was
pronounced here today by F. W. Gail-
brulth, Jr.'. national commander of the
American Loirion, who, In a statement
commemorative of the fourth anni
versary of the declaration by the
l-nlted States of war against Germany
pledged anew the soldier organiza
tions "faith in America, its traditions
and its Ideals."
"Four years ago tomorrow," said
tno statement, "wo declared war
against erniany. The hyphen, realig
lhff that It was an ully of our enemy,
promptly took cover. The hyphen
dug In and hid Its head and, so long
as the roar of battle sounded, it main
tained an ejceodlngly low vlsibiuty.
'Then' there was an armistice,
which signified that the danger wae
over; kntl with the paiudhg of danger
tne. tiyiineo .crept back eiowly Into
-itv. Finally It became bold and as
serted Itself with its old arrogance.
This anniversary is a fitting time
to serve notice on the hyphen and
hyphenates' that there may have been
an armistice for our late enemies,
but there never carl be an armistice
with the hyphen. An honest adver
sary we can admire and forgive. We
never carl make a truce With those
citizens who affirm allegiance to two
masters.- .".
,"It la fitting that on this day. remi-
rilwent of patriotic fervor, we pledge
anew our faith, in America, Its tradll
tlona end its Ideals one country, one
tongue', one. flag." .,'" . .
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Mj A. C. Howl.tt
Mrs. Ernest Peachey and Mrs. Kent
of Medford were pleasant, callers at
the sunnyslde. Wednesday afternoon.
L. A. Crane of San Francisco who is
visiting, with his wife, Mr,-and Mrs.
C, L. Kassar of Lake Creek came out
from Medford on the stage Wednesday
morning and went' up to Lako Creek.
He had been "spending a ffew days look
ing over the situation with an eye to
locating somewhere in southern Ore
gon.
Hud Ohengheln of Salt creek, Lake
Creek 'postofflce was In town a couple
of dayB about the middle of the week.
Wig Ashpole, Mrs. Lottie Vanscoy
and Frank Amy, the first and last
named from Medford, and Mrs. Van
scoy Is our assistant postmistress but
they were all here, iu the Sunnyside
lor dinner Wednesday.
Ralph Tuoker of Brownsboro, John
Miller of Lalte creek and Hoy Smith
of E.tgle Point. all cume out Wednes
day from Jacksonville where they had
been serving on the jury, and Mrs,
Roy Smith and Mrs. Sam Courtney
ero visiting at the Sunnyside the
same day. '
Thursday. R. A. Peyton, formerly of
Peyton, Ore,, but. uow of Medford,
came out on the Butte Falls stage and
went on up to his old home.
Charlie Loar who is engaged in the
fish hatchery business with Mr. Ber
rlah and has been boarding here for
several weeks looking after the fish
eggs went back to Medford Thuj-sday
as the season. Is about past for fish
eggs In these streams.
Speaking about esgs brings to mind
a conversation I heard a short time
ago. One of the ladles who beloncs to
the Civic Improvement cub the read
er will notice that I nave dropped the
word "ladies ; because one of them
met me on the Btreet today, Saturday;
and told me that they had dropped tho
ladles ! because It was. so common
nd It 19 to :be . called the Civic InY
plovement club but1 what. I wag going
io say was uooui tne conversation
a&out e-eta. There was gome talk at
a meetlne of the Civic Improvement
club about turning over the funds cot.
let ted from the dance they gave, a
short' time ago to help the starving
Chinese and in tho course of tbe dis
cussion ' one of the ladles remarked;
that she thought that, if eggs were, so
plentiful In China that they could ship
them oyer here and so glut the market
that they could be sold at nine cenU
a dozen that rood must not be so very
scarce, that they had better keep their
eggs at home and eat them and not
ship them over here and force the
DON'T FUSS WITH
Musterole Works Without the
Blister Easier, Quicker
There's no sense in mixing a mess
of mustard, flour and water -when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with a little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole Is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined to the form of the present
white ointment. It takes the place ot
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchi mt, tonsilitis,
croup, stiff, neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy.rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
y MUM 18
1021
price down to fifteen cents a dozen.
and us for her part she did not Intend
to contribute a penny to feed the Chi
nese when we have so many at home
to feed, so they finally decided to keep
the money here and use it to iiuprovi
our own town.
In my last letter I inadvertently
made a mistake in giving an account
of 'shearing the Pelin horses and said
that his helper. Polk Mathews, when
it should have been Polk Smith as at
the time I was writing I may possibly
have been thinking of some improve1
ments Green Mathews was making.
Thursday It. M. Conley of Butte
Falls, who owns the old Hawk mill
was here for dinner and said that he
had all of his logs sawed up: O. W.
Barker, Mrs. Mary Richardson, also of
Butte Falls, A. J. Florey and wife and
brother, Judge, were here for dinner
besides three men and two women
who just came in, took dinner and
paid up und hurried off.
J. Monia of Brownsboro, was here
on business Thursday, and R. R. Min
ter of Reese creek came In in the
afternoon and went to Medl'ord return
ing the next morning.
Frank Nell of Derby, came out to
have his horses shod.
' W. O. Nassau of ' Lake Creek, J.
Wat ten berg Who is fargolns the Jog
Racier farrs B Aktelopt war IB ttjna
Thursday: ' -.' ' - i
Tbe same day Earl Tucker of
Brownsboro,' Mike Sidley and Emftiett
K ingle of Lake creek, tame In with
herd of cattle for Kay Looseley of Ft.
Klamath, leaving them' with Roy Stan
ley to care, lor. They all took supper
at' the Sunnyside and went home thai
night ' '"
Thursday when Mr. Peterson, the
Persist mall carrier came in he gave
me a dollar and a half to pay for the
Ipenibced ffMm
ssisfii ialiire iefcre BaJ raip
i
T is natural to think of the ex
pectant mother's influence up
on the unborn hahe. Her
food, her habits, her hygiene, and,
even the condition of her mind,,
all have a part in determining the
well-beihg or ill-being of her in
fant before birth.
No woman awaiting the joys of
coming motherhood should allow
the days to pass without giving
nature a helping hand becauss
the conditions of pending mother
hood, existing as they do, over a
protracted period of months, cre
ate almost a new state of being
ftr a woman.
WARNING: Aooti utinf plain
My met nnly on (lit tyo and may
toed by Extwrtafti Mothers
for Three Generations.
Dr. J. Bradiield's Female Regnlaior
This tonic, for women only, is based upon the prescription of
famoua physician, who made the disorders of women his life study. That is why
it ha proven a blessing to so many thousands of women. It has givan them tha
right start. It will do just that for you. If you need this service, get Dr. J.
Bradfield's Female Eeiulator how, TODAY, and you will nsver cease to giva
thaaka for the suggesUon that brought to you the ioyoua relief that it will giT.'
SoW by air drog stores in 1.00boUl. : .
Eat Perfectioii Bread
"IT'S THE FLAVOR"
French and Danish Pastries Baked Kfesh Daily.
Ouv Cakes unexcelled.
Try our Delicious Butterhoras.
Medford Bakery
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STAR MEAT MARKET
Meat Fish
Specials for Thursday and Friday,
Shoulder Beef Steak, per pound 20c
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb 7c
Short Ribs of Beef, per lb 15c
Pure Home Rendered Lard, per lb. 25c
Good Bacon, per lb. . . 30c
314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273
' renewal of tbe subscription of W. G.
Moijian for the Weekly Mall liiDunc,
and the next day G. E. Merrill of Der
by, gave me his subscription Tor three
months for the Daily Mail Tribune and
the Medford Sun, Eagle Point postof
flce. and here I wish to tell my friends
that 1 am not acting as the agent for
those papers and it would be just as
well to do business direct with the
.Medford office.
Ed Tucker was with them bringing
out the cattle and went back to bis
home In Brownsboro.
T. C. Barry, Brownsboro, O. Adams,
Medford, a ludy and her little boy
came out on the Butte Fulls stage Frl
day morning and Mr. Adams and Mr.
Barry went out on the Lake creek
stage.
The Klum Adv. agents were out Fri
day putting up ads for cigarettes and
while here took dinner at the Sunny
side.
A. H. Thompson who recently
boueht McOuold'B property here in
town, has moved and is now a resident
of our town.
Robert Neill who owns a farm on
the head of Lick creek, was a business
caller Friday and so was R. Peck of
Lake creek.
W: E. Wieaendanger of Medford
Grocery Co., and Mr. and Mrs. F. K.
Bigelow, representing, Fisher FUUiS
Mills Co., were here for'digBr Friday
and so was Harr Weston of Medford.
Charley Humphrey of Derby-came
In Friday bringing in a small load of
wood. He came principally to have
his team shod.
. O. M. Coss of Butte Falls, cmaie out
Friday to do some work o his, orch
ard. .
W. E. Hammel was also a basineis
caUer Friday, but the most of the far
mers are at work at home.
know flic mim of
Just as she prepares herself for it,
so will most favorable conditions
prevail when her child is bom.
Mother's Fsiend is a calm for "'
the nerves, art intensley penetrat
, Ing lubricant that softens the
muscles, relaxes tension of, the
delicate organism involved in ma
ternity, and prepares the way for
an easier, quicker and practical
delivery.
Get a. bottle from your druggist
today.
For valuahU hxltjtt "MOTHER
HOOD and Th BABY" f,u,filt
In coupon btlow and mail dtrtcl a
mckat of Mother's Fribnd.
oih, gnmut anJ juhUluttt
caiue harm without doing ggod.
j BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
"1
Pleas, aend me your FREE book
I.t on MOTHERHOOD and Th. BABY.
St.. R. F. D
J - Town : Skat.
Oysters
ID BREATH f
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and RernpYe It '
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub- '? j
stitute lor calomel, act gently on the ;: t
bowels and poatively do the work. ;
People afflicted with bad breath find fr :
nuick reiiel through Dr. Edwards' Olive '
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tahlets are taken for bad breath by
all w ho know them. ' t
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet9 act fen-
v...f r,.ml the hnwels and liver.
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stimulatinK them to natural actionj
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire sniem. They do that which
dauferoug calomel dors without any
of the bad after effects. :
All the benefits of nasty, ackemnf,
Biping catiartios are derived from
r. Edwards' Olive Tablets without
gTipingjainor any disagreeable effects.
Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula alter seventeen years of prac
tice among patients afilicted with
howel and fiver complaint, with tha
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound nuxsd with olive 01L; vuu
will know them by their olive color. W
Take one or two every nitfht for a weaja
and note tlie effect. ; , ' '
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CLOTHES
Fit fr the Best
Bt (of the Fit
Tha atteiitiou'of (he wIl-di-eswd
wan is '4i"ected to
oiu- labi'it-S foi' Ctistom Suits
BJud Top Coats,. Tlie "leading
.Treai-Ki o-.Engluaidr ,Seot
lauil"Hiid'Araefica have con
tiibiited their Voolens in o
superior selecirou.T
Wheu tailored otir. vray
adapted to o maa'a individu
ality avoiding estreme
l'adi. your clothes will con
tinue in style until they have
given a full measure of ser
vice. The prices are quite mode
rate considerably brlovr
those of last year.
HUBER
Ladies' and Men' Tailor
Truck V
Bodies
We make a specialty; of all
kinds of Bodies for "Trucks,
Cabs and Delivery, Wagons
All Work
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Muuruniveu i m
.vun,,uuv,i, ut i;axiy it UK
stock of Auto Springs.' .
Carriage & Auto
Works;:.
Make
Thf Oregon
Your Hotel
WHEN IN
PORTLAND ,
POPULAR SPACIOCS LOBBT 1
. ill
At the Center of
Everything j
Broadway at Stark St.
o
We sugsest you write, phone or
wire for Reservations
AUTnin n. MF.YKUS, Manager
Billings'
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