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Fortify the yKin against Grip
and Influenza by taking
A.
Laxative i R
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tahlsts
which destroy germs, act as a
tonic laxative, and keep the
yitern in condition to tlirow off
attack! of Colds. Grip and In
fluenza. Be sure you get
Tk (cawa tfaa aigaaMira
Prk- 30c
Your Choice
of
AH Makes
Oakland 6
J020, model heavy frame mu
1H3 than 1000 miles $1450.00
- Cleveland 6
3121 model, run 3000 miles, equip
ped with front and roar bumper,
spare tire, motor-meter. Mechani
cally in first class condition. Guar
anteed $1600
. Buick 6
5-passenger, 1917 model. Guar
anteed in first class condition
$1200.00
Willys-Overland
7-pas.senger, 10 18 - model. New
paint job. Cord tires, 4 spare
cords. Motor-meter, power tire
pump. Guaranteed mechanically
iu good condition.
Velie
S-passenger 1018 model. Beauti
fill running ear. Cord tire equip
ped. Sparc-tire, motor.meter and
bumper, power tire pump $1200
Dodge
1917. Looks like new. Good
tires. New spare tire, 1921 li
cense $800
Guaranteed Mechanically
Ford Touring
1920. Run yery little. Good
tires. Motor bored for starter.
, Studebaker 6
7-passeuger, newly overhauled,
Motor rebored. De Luxe pistons,
now rear end, heavy rear springs,
making ideal stage ear. New
Strombcrg Carburetor. Good tires
This car is priced right and will
make some one wanting to haul
big loads to lake or do stage work
a fine car. '
: Chevrolet Touring
1920 model. Al condition
Hittson
Motors
136 S. Fir.
WE REPAIR
Batteries, Generators,
Starters, Ignition,
Lighting, Magneto
Systems
All Work Guaranteed.
Official Service American Bosch
v Magneto Co.
Perkins Auto
Electric Co.
27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore.
Phone 237-R Night Call 985
Car, Truck and Tractor
Repairing
Wo BUinrl bark of every Job we do.
821 V. TKXTU ST.
I'UOXli 380-W
GOOD FELLOWSHIP
INNER GHRiSTIAN
CHURCH MONDAY
Preparations for t'ue "Good Fellow
ship Dinner" for members ot the Med
ford Chamber of Commerce and their
guests have been completed and this
is looked upon as one of the most aus
picious occasions in the history of the
chamber. Coming as it does at the
close of a most successful year and at
the beginning of one that itlvea evi-
! deuces of a greater usefulness of the
Chamber of Commerce, there is every
reason why the members should get
together iu a "Good fellowship Spirit"
and again pledge their united support
to make Jackson county and especially
Medford a better place in which to live
and to do business in.
All of those citizens who heard Juke
Allen of San Francisco last year will
hare the oppoiiunily to hear him a tain
as he will mak the address of the
evening after the dinner. His easy
manner, his thoughts framed in th
most wonderful of word pictures and
with a full control of a pleasing voice
and personality guarantees his hearers
of a profitable and interesting even
ing. The dinner will ho held in the base
ment of the Christian church next
.Monday at G:30 p. m. and will be
served by the Ladies' Aid of the
church. The charge will be $1.00 pur
plate. The grown-ups of the families
of members of the Chamber of Com
merce are cordially invited to attend.
A RAW, SORE THROAT
r-ases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.
And Musterole won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just spread it on with your fingers.
It penetrates to the sore spot with a
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pin.
Musterole is a clean, white oint
ment made with oil of mustard. It
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stilt
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, pains and aches of the back ot
joints,sprains,soremuscIes,bruises,chil.
Wains, frosted feet, colds on the chest
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil
dren. Keep it handy for instant-use.
Frest from
the Garden!
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Your garden!
How delicious!
How bountiful !
How easy!
How economical. If
you get your seeds at
the
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Seed & Feed Co.
317 E. Main
Phone 260
, AUTO PAINT SHOP
L. G. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Automobiles Painted and
Revaruished
"bond 7T
221 North Fir
GOOD CLOTHES
I Mnke Them
KLEIN
rriic
TAIIjOB
128 East Man St.
- MEDFOTJT) MATL TTlTTiFXR
A SPECIAL
ELECTION APR- 26
AJSHLAN'D, April l:i. The munici
pality will hold another special elec
tion on Friday. April 2S. The issue
involved will be a refunding one as
applying to the issue of $05,000 thirty
year serial bonds bearing six per cent,
for payment, refunding and cancella
tion of various issues of improvement
bonds, cost of paving and grading, and
repaying moneys borrowed from cer
tain funds, to the extent of Jli2,554.S0,
also providing legal fees, etc., incident
to sundry expense account in tho sum
of $1!.445.11. The Improvement bonds
to be refunded amount to J46.000; pav
ing and grading account, $5020.78; re
imbursement to the several funds for
money borrowed. $10,930. It cost
$4410 to pay taxes, attorneys feei, and
other expenses connected with fore
closure of properties ajulnst which
the city had delinquent improvement
liens. The general fund being shy,
recourse was hud to tlje water, elect! ic
light and other departments to tide
over emergencies. The street fund.
for instance, profited thereby to the
extent of $'J320, the recent purchase
of a tractor having required $0u0,
this being; regarded as a first class
Investment. The refunding proposition
does not add to the city debt, but
merges the principal in a specific bond
Issue instead of being represented in a
variety of debits. Interest is not to
exceed vnix per cent. There will ho
two voting places only, the First ward
at city hall, and the Second ward at
the fire station on Fourth-street.
' .Funeral services of the late John FI.
MoBler, who dlod April 10. were held
at the family home. East Main street.
Tuesday afternoon, conducted by ltev.
C. F. Koehler, pastor of the Presbyter
ian church. Interment was in Moun
tain View cemetery. Deceased was a
native of Pennsylvania and was born
in 1855. He had been a resident ot
Ashland for 13 years, n major portion
of which period Was passed in tho
face of physical infirmity, a long
weary vigil endured with a fortitude
characteristic of the patient sufferer.
He leaves a wito and sevoral brothers.
Miss Ituth Osmun, ot this city, is a
niece.
M. II. EIHb, employe in the Swift
offices, has moved to the R. P. Camp
bell home on HiiBh street.
Word from Iowu announces the
death of L. A. Marble, a former lessee
of what was the familiar Camps photo
studio of an earlier period.- The de
ceasea s home was ut Marengo in the
Hawkeye state.
Ij. h. Mulit, old time resident, and
formerly cashier of the First National
bank, has been revisiting familiar sur
roundings here of late.
Malta commandery, Knights Temp
lar, will meet In special conclave on
Wednesday evening, April 13. Work
In the Oreder ot the Temple.
The Sylvester Patterson family Is
receiving a visit from Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Fansteel, of Madison, the latter
of whom was formerly Lillian Patter
son. The Cinderella Card club's sched
uled gathering for Monday evening
ha sbeen postponed till April IS, at
the Parish house.
The initial picnic of tho season, ac
companied by the first thunder storm
of the year, took place at Table Rock
on Sunday, the outing party from here
numbering about a dozen.
Charles Ramsey died at his home In
this city, 338 Scenic Drive, on Mon
day morning. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon at Dodge's
chapel, Interment being In Mountain
View. Deceased was familiarly known
as "Uncle Charley." Me was 88 yeurB
of age, and though a native of Indi
ana, had been a long time resident ot
Texa3, visiting the Lone Star state
at intervals, although nominally his
home waB in Ashland. Typically patri
archal In physical appearance, his at
tributes were of the modest, unassum
ing order. HiB geniality was prover
bial, and good humor found in him an
Ideal exponent. With these familiar
trails so well remembered, it is no
platitude to state that he will be miss
ed by a wide acquaintance. His wlfo
died several years ago. Sevoral chil
dren survive him, among them MIsb
Amy Ramsey of this city. Another
daughter, Mrs. (Jrover Page, residing
at a distance, is here temporarily. Tom
Hudson Is a nephew of the deceased.
The Presbytery Vf Southern Oregon
met in the local Presbyterian church
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Prominent among activities
wss a New Era conference conducted
by Rev. E. P. Lawrence, new pastor
at Klamath Falls.
Rev. K. K. Clark, of Portland,
preached in the Congregational church
last Sunday, aBd will repeat this ol
ficlal ministry April 17.
Some sort of restraining measure
is being recommended to curb activ
ities of the lithia calliope on city hall,
which at intervals is more boisterous
than a fog siren or whistling buoy,
either announcing a fire or summon
ing the police or electricians, at any
MEBFOTm OTJF.OOX. "WF-DXTSDAY, 'AFTkTL in.
old hour day or night. Au u::duo pre
cipitation of lithia hot air seems to ac
cumulate ut this end of the pipeline,
with the result that the system, in
seeking to carry tills peak load, gets
short-circuited and vents its high
pressure disquietude by a sudden un
earthly clamor.
Officers of tho Monday Kvenlng
Study club include Mis. Marcy, presi
dent, Mrs. C. I.. Hanson and Mrs. E. E
I'hipps being first and second vice-
presidents respective . Mrs. Harry
Marrlson is se,-iei:u-y. A "colonial
dluner," with Mis. ('has. L. Hanson, as
hostess, at her home on Pine street,
was a charming social event recently.
both old time costumes nud customs
being cleverly delineated in u manner
remarkably in keeping with the tradi
lions of "auld lung syne."
"Knockers and 'Hoosters" was the
theme of Hev. Walter Evans, pastor of
the Baptist church, last Sunday even
ing. Tho topic was somewhat quali
fied in defining just what ought to be
knocked or boosted.
At a recent Degree of Honor ennren
ticn held in Portland, Mrs. YVm. idyer
'was a duly accredited representative
from the local affiliation of that ordtr.
R. P. Campbell, the "Hick Posey" of
the valley, bis cone south to begin an
engagement with the Ellison. White
chautauquu circuit. He has rented his
home here, his two daughters entering
school in the meantime iu southern
California.
Rev. J. II. Dorau, rural mail carrier,
finds time to help out the local clergy
on divers occasions, having conducted
services in both the Presbyterian and
Methodist churches recently owing to
absence of the respective pastors.
'me Chautauqua service has claimed
another Ashland resident, Mrs. M. C.
Heed having joined the lyceum course
as a department superintendent.
DON'T RISK NEGLECT
Don't nr-tflt'i't a constant backache,
Hhnrp, dartint; pains or urinary dis
orders. The danaer of tlroiisy or
iJritfM'H iliHt-UHL' is ten norioun lo
nore. Use Doan's Khlney Pills
have your fritMiils and neiKhlx-rs.
A
Medford rase.
Mrs. J. II. vIuHtm, 521 S. tiiajtc lit.,
says: "I am always Kind to nay a
good word for Jjoan's Kid-uv I'tlis he
mline I know ilir?m to he a rutnedy of
merit.- I have heen taking them otf
and on for years when I have telt ihe
need for a kidney remedy ami 1 have
always received most satlHf;u:iory re
sults. My kidneys have always heen
weak and the least little cold or si rain
affects them and makes my back
weak and lame. A couple of hoses of
Doan's Kidney Tills at these timr-n.
however, never failed to remove the
misery and strengthen my kidneys."
(Statement given March IS, liM0.
Four years later, or March 20, 11120,
Mrs. Oustin said: gladly von firm
all I said in my former statement in
favor of Doan's Kidney nils, for
they have never failed in Rive me
Kond relief. I have always used ;hem
when I have- had any sign of kidney
disorder with fine results."
60c at alt dealers. Fostor-Mtlhurn
Co., Mfsrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Save $14.00 Save
POPULAR MUSIC, HARMONY,
RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING
TAUGHT IN 12 LESSONS
20 students now enrolled. Itegulnr
price of 12 lessons and books Is 94,
for a short time we villi einroll you
for 540.00 and give you 12 weeks U)
pay It In. Knroil ot onoo an this spec
lal price la revocable at any time. It
la merely an introductory offer. Lett-
Hons Riven at your home In any town
in tho valley. Mail tin your nnine and
address.
WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL
MKl)KOIU STTTIMO, IB S. HOMyV
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How harroU.ii ly it wuhH
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Bow eailly it do th blan
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ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER
Medford Electric Co.
237 E. Main. Phone 661
THE TRUAX STORE
CLEARANCE DRY GOODS SALE
AT LOWEST OLD TIME PRICES
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
APRIL 14, 15 AND 16
Prices cut on all dishes' graniteware, aluminum
ware, and drygoods. Special offers on the grocery
side. This is your opportunity to buy new and up-to-date
goods at less than present market cost.
COME IN AND HELP EMPTY OUR SHELVES,
AND SAVE FOR YOUR OWN POCKET BOOK
THE TRUAX STORE
327 East Main
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ELECTRIC RANGES
KEEP THE HEAT OUT OF YOUR KITCHEN
No need to swelter in a hot, stuffy kitchen this summer
when you can have cool kitchen comfort with a "Hot-point-Hughes"
Electric Range.
THE "HOTPOINT-HUGHES" IS
Clean to Use '
Economical to Use
Convenient to Use
IT IS THE MODERN WAY TO COOK
Come in and Get One of the Booklets
"A Peep Into Kitchen Comfort"
"My Comfortably Cool Kitchen"
"How to Modernize"
"Better Canning Electrically" '
Our Special Installed Prices and Twelve-Month
Payment Plan
WILL INTEREST YOU
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Phone 90' Main at Central
STAR MEAT MARKET
Meat Fish Oysters
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb 25c
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb 1 7 he
Short Ribs of Beef, per pound 15c
Hamburger Steak, per pound 20c
Shoulder Beef Steak, per pound ...... .20c
314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273
Central Lumber Company
New Stock
Lumber and Shingles
Yards Central Point. Phone X-2
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Plumbing Fixtures
We enrry a full line of Plumbing
Fixtures, Fittings and Supplies.
Ideal Areola Heating Plants ;
Mueller Pipeless Furnaces ,
Westco Tankless Water Pressure
System
Modern Plumbing &
Heating Co.
Phone 620 Sparta Bldfr
WHY WALK?
It is Healthier and
CHEAPER TO RIDE
If you ride a . vi
Harley Davidson
Bicycle or Motorcycle
Gaylord Motorcycle'
Shop
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
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