Medford mail tribune., April 16, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCB. OREGON', SATriM)AV, APRIL 1(1. 1021
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ocal and
Personal
Much to the relief of everyone the
light to heavy frost predicted for thlH
morning did not materialize, and it
was known before midnight that it
would not. The lowest temperature of
the morning was 38. The escape from
the colder predicted weather was due
lo local low pressure and a cloudy con.
tlltlon which remained all night. At
7 p. ni. Frost Expert Young and Conn
ty Agent Cate informed the orchar
dints that conditions at that hour Indl
cated a possible temperature of 31 be
fore morning, but at 11 p. in. they
pave out word to the orchard men to
go to bed and have a good sleep, as all
danger of a frost was past.
( Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt
service. City Cleaning & Dyeiug Co.,
4U1 South Riverside. tf
The condition of Frank C. Clark
who is seriously 111 with pneumonia at
the Sacred Heart hospital was report
ed this forenoon as a little improved.
Alfred L. Parkhurnt who bad been
here to attend the Crater Lake better
ment committee meeting left for his
home at Portland last night.
Don't forget!
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
R. A. Hooth, state highway commis
sioner and Mrs. Booth and Miss Bar
bara Booth, of Kugene, and Mr. and
Mrs. It. II. Booth and two children of
Yoncalln, form a family auto party en
route to California, which arrived in
the city Inst evening and spent the
night at the Medford. They continued
on their Journey this forenoon.
Have, your rugs washed on your own
floor now by the. Hamilton Beach sys
tem. Phone !IS8, B. I.. Davis. . 26"
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone (iCl.
A stcreoptlcon lecture will be given
Sunday 7:30 p. in. at the First Baptist
church, on "The Philippines." which
will be Illustrated by over fifty slides.
This lecture with the views will be of
real Interest and enjoyment lo all who
ore interested In one of our posses
skins. Songs will be thrown upon the
screen so all can enjoy the singing.
Let the Stylecraft Shop relievo the
worry of your spring sewing. We do
all kinds of dress decorating, pleating,
liomstltchlng, buttons and mending.
Prices reasonable, satisfaction guaran
teed. . Room 424 M. V. & II. BldK. 23
Community dunce nt Nat. tonito.
.Imperial orchestra with latest and
best. Wall! Walt!, Love Bird aud
Sloepy Head. 22
i The now day clerk at the Holland
hotel Is R. W. Davis, of Portland, for
mep well known Oregon hotel clerk
who hns been out of the business for
the past two years, and who was last
with tho Hotel Osborn at Eugene. Mr
Davis who went on duty today for the
first time, Is a member of the Hotel
Cireeters association.
Blocks and dry slabs for sale. Call
859. tt
Seats will be on sale for Thye-Hand
championship match Monday at Brown
tt Brown's, Irwin Cigar store, Ashland,
und Ross and Ross, Coutral Point. You
will have to hurry If you want to sit
tip front this timo. , ! 23
Tho first of tho valley high school
baseball games Is being played this
afternoon at Grants Pass between the
Ashland uiul Grants Pnss high teams
When the steering mechanism of his
car broko yesterday evening about
mile this Hide of Talent, Davo Griffith.
Mall Tribune pressman, slammed on
the brake, took a deep breath and
crawled out from beneath the over
turned car unhurt. Dun Collier an
other occupant of the cur was also tin
Injured.
. Froshly packed Ben Davis for sale.
good condition, 50c per box. Oregon
Growers Packing Corp. 24
Dolco-Llght farm light nnd nowor
plants. Medford Electric Co.
M. F. Hnnloy and Mr. and Mrs. W.
II Williams of Medford are registered
at tho Hotel Portland, Portland.
12-incli dry. pliin It. 00 a tier; IC-lnch
dry pine $4.75. Valley Fuel Co. tt
Do you have trouble with your pie
crust? Xo, reason fur it. Hughes
inline demonstration. Paul's Electric
store next week. 1'-
Mrs. K. C. Hitchcock of Portland,
corresponding secretary for Multno
mull chapter, Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, wiih n visitor In Ash
land this week.
Export shoe repairing nt reduced
prices. Men's half soles $l.f0 per pair
Ladles' half soles $1.00. Rubber heels
ftOc. Better new shoes for less money.
Medford Shoe Hospital, lit) 10. Sixth
St.
ICIla M. Cross, public stenographer.
No. 3, Jackson County Bank Bldg
Phono 326-lt (mornings only). 41
Mr. and .Mrs. T. (1. Hiiullcy are visit
ing tho city, having arrived from Cop
co, Calif., Thursday. They are. at the
Medford
Ask your grocer for Wizard Wash
lug Powder; it will pay you to give it
u trial. Tl
Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib
erty Shop. -'01-J. tf
- Orugonians - registered at tho Hol
land Include Mr. and Mrs. Win. W.
Stevenson. Ivan K. Goldsmith. 11 C
Ollhoii8e, W. R. Llnkluter and A. J.
Jaowlke of Portland. A. L. Kidder ol
Koscburg and Glenn II. Garrett of
Klamath Falls.
Pudding nnd fljh baked In oven nl
name time. See it done next weM:.
Paul's Electric store 2-"
If your merchant does not handle
Rogue .Hirer niado brooms you can get
them at the public market. 2o
House. 24'
Frank P. Farrell and his mother
leave 8ttnlny by auto for a several
days visit at Albany from which they
will return about the. middle of next
. . , .... ... , . 1
Of Interest to all mining men of
southern Oregon is the following item
In the Grants Pass Courier: "The Bos
well Mining company is now installing
its cyanide plant on the property at
Sucker creek, and will soon have It in
operation. The mill at the Boswell
Is turning out an average of $1000 In
bullion every day, working on only the
high grade, while the tailings and low
er grade ores will be treated with the
cyanide process. The mine Is showing
up even better than the most optimis
tic had hoped, the ore body having
been traced for considerable distance,
and continuing almost fabulously rich.
The vein is no doubt the lode from
which has come many of (he millions
yielded by the Illinois valley placer
mines, and It is bringing to this coun
try the attention of mining men from
all the west."
One second-hand piano, $150. Con
venient terms given. Palmer Piano
Piano for rent. Palmer Piano
House. 24
Watch the new 1321 Cadillac cars
how they seem to ooze along. The
coupe, the touring car and the sport
model may be seen on tho streets of
Medford every day. Size them up
yourself. 22
Among the streams closed to fishing
thlB year by order of the state game
commission in Jackson county, are
Squaw creek, Carberry creek and all
tributaries and Four-Bit creek.
Big time? Yes, at Nat where music,
hull nnd floor speak for pleasure. 22
The Grocertcrla has hot bread at
11:30 and 4:30. 24
So far as can be learned the next
shipment of hogs to the Portland mar
ket by the farm bureau co-operative
exchange will be on May 3rd.
Hemstitching aud picotlng
10 cents per yard.
The Vanity Hat Shop,
Cor. E Main and Bartlett. tf
Baked chicken pie, pretty as a pie
Hire. Paul's Electric store next week
22
The community singing class at Cen
trill Point directed by George Titus
Wilson will meet this week on Monday
night at tho Central hall over Cowley's
store instead of at the high school as
formerly. Mr. Wilson will render sev
eral new songs nnd readings. The
people of the Central Point community
who did not hear Mr. Wilson at the
entertainment given there three weeks
ago will have that opportunity next
Monday. No udmisslon will be charg
ed. Mr. Wilson is doing a work of
considerable valuo to the community
nnd should have the support of all in
terested In tho musical and literary
advance of the town.
Everybody will dance when they
hear the Imperial orchestra tonight at
Nat. 22
Hot bread aud honey. Get them at
tho Grocertcrla at 11:30 and 4:30. 24
A bill poster's crew of tho Al G.
Barnes circus, which shows in Med
ford soon, Is making Its headquarters
at the Holland while It decorates Med
ford and tho county witb the lurid eli
cits pictures, etc.
1 he bargains on furniture during
the M. F. & II. Co. special sule this
month will surprise you. 22
Have you noticed any of. those
houses Thompson has recently painted
26
The following story which created
much merriment In this section for a
long time past, and Is sometimes told
with Fred Chnniplln of Foots creek as
tho hero, was published in the Ore
gonlan this week, as follows; "Every
one who knows George M. lOasterley
of Waldo, Or., knows his hospitality.
A few years ago ho was Invaded by a
group of army officers and a civilian
and he undertook to extend tho cus
tomary courtesies. Mr. Easterlcy no
ticed that every officer would snaiiplly
salute the civilian nnd nddrcss him as
Mr. Secretary." Tho host supposed
that the civilian was a Y. M. c. A.
socretary until he watched for n while,
and as he couldn't solve the mystery
of tho distinguished visitor, he finally
blurted out. Why do all these offlcors
saluto yon and say "Mr. Socretary?"
"My namo Is Houston." was the reply.
but the name carried no meaning to
ir. Eusterley. "Well," Insislod the
host, "whoso secretary are you?" "Un-
fortunately,", explained the civilian,
with a grin, "1 h in at present secretary
of agriculture." Mr. Ksterley has been
visiting at the Hotel Portland."
The only place to spend au evening
oi real pleasure. Nut. tonight. 22
A great many cars have trouble with
their electric equipment, either be
cause of cheap construction, unreli
able installation or cheup drives.
Bulck used Delco for S years, always
gear driven, always reliable the best
the world knows. In 1913 Bulck pro
dtieed a special Delco Installation
which proved to bo the best, In 1921
improvements have given still greater
leadership. 22
Bring In your own receipts to trv In
the Hughes range next week. Paul's
Electric store. 22
Miss Alta Naylor, Goodwin corso-
Here. 121 N. Grape stroot. Phono 64S-J.
35
W. W. Chillis and Eric V. llauser.
the prominent hotel men of l'ortlnnd
who were here Thursday to attend the
Crater Lake betlermen committee of
which they are members, anil who
spent yesterday at Prospect with Ver
non Vawter, left for nonie lust night.
still wondering how Jim Grieve puts
up such good meals at his hotel at
Prospect. They declared the Portland.
Multnomah nor any other hotel In the
state metinHills can put up such appe
tizing food.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
tf
If Thompson has the contract to
paint your home you know the work
will bo the best. 20
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ninlnser were
business visitors In the city Friday
from Ashland.
awn mowers sharpened. Mitchell
Ladder Co.. SIS East Main. tf
Californlans at the Medford are A.
M. Weston Jr., of Sacramento, John F.
Hohner and Fred Schafer of San Leau
dro, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lisle and Miss
Vina Lisle of Sun Jose, and C. D.
Miner and H. S. Day of San Francisco.
Every school in Oregon Is called
upon by J. A. Churchill, state superin
tendent of public Instruction, to ob
serve with appropriate exercises May
4 next, the one hundred and tweuty
f if til anniversary of the birth of Hor
ace Mann, the father of the American
public school system.
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
special attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone 54 5-11. tf
Paint the number on your house
with luminus paint secured at Thomp
son's paint store, 126 North Front, and
your friends will find you in the dark.
26
W. E. Grable of North Bend and F.
D. Coiustock and Jack Douthet of
Klamath Falls, are registered at the
Nash, as are also L. Bailey and P
Alnstrom of Helena, Mont.
Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any bills in
curred by my wife, Mrs. J. T. McGeo,
as we are living separate and apart.
J. T. McGee, Canyonville, Oregon. 22
Cut worms kill vegetables. Carco
kills cut worms. Sold by Monarch
Seed Co. tf
The public market . was only a fall
one today, but good considering the
scarcity of fresh edibles at this time of
year. However, there was plenty of
meat and eggs, the latter selling at
from 20 to 22V& cents a dozen. A much
patronized permanent feuture of the
ninrket Is the sale every market day
of home cooked liverwurst and blood-
wurst sausages.
Better save money on furniture at
the special sale at the M. F. & Co. 22
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
furni. Medford Electric Co.
F. A. Fowler of tho Old Colony club
of San Francisco, will arrive iu the
city this evening lo spend Sunday,
having wired to tho Hollandloday for
a room reservation.
Anyone having trouble frith mildew
on roses can get rid of It by using
"Mildew-Go". Sold by Monarch Seed
Co. tf
Picotlng
Hemstitching
Buttons covered
Handicraft Shop. tf
C. C. Lemon, local district manager
of the Oregon Growers Cooperative
association, will make tho principal
address at the Grants Pnss chamber of
commerce luncheon next Monday.
Better buy a Chandler than wish
you had. tf
Feed wheat $2.40 per cwt. at the
Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange
tf
Guests from a distance al the Hol
land Include Frederick Bnehmun and
Maurltz Haussen'of Stockholm, Swe
den, Reid Wlllard of Los Angeles, and
John C. Holtse of San Francisco.
Blight knives. Merriman's Shop. 25
Pollyanna for best lunches. 28
The Sanitary Beauty Shop has em
ployed operator direct from city who
specializes in marcelling and all other
up-to-dute work. 22
"W. J. H. Clark, of Portland, grand
chancellor of the order of Knights
of Pythias, was in the city last night,'
says the Grants Pass Courier, "accom
panied by Dr. Hunlock, special deputy
grnnd chancellor. The gentlemen at
tended the regular session of tho local
lodge lust evening. They report much
activity in Pylhian circles in tho state.
the Klamnlh Falls lodgo having just
been reinstated with a large member
ship, while the Ashland lodge, which
surrendered its charter, will also be
resuscitated." .
Guaranteed springs for all cars.
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop. 25
R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
Tho roads between Medford and
Klamath Falls via Agei ami Klamath
Hot Springs are now open and In fair
ly good condition.
Irresistable dance music. Latest
song hits. Eagle Point Sat. night.
Mnjcstic "4". Witham will he there.
22
Save money on wrapping paper by
using white print paper In rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Alex Sparrow's saddle horse was
taken up this morning and put in the
city iHHind. tile .poor, hungry equine
specimen having been found callng
some tin cans in an alley off of Front
street. The owner was notified to
come nnd bull it out.
Eagle Point Sat. night, April 16th.
Big dance. New Majestic "4" orchestra
C II. Owen has not yet furnished
the $5ouo bail bond set by Judge Calk
ins a week ago, anu is still stopping at
the Medford. and is still under surveil
lance by Sheriff Ten-ill until the bond
Is forthcoming. It is understood he Is
going to furnish a surety bond, for
which he has already put up ample
securities and collateral, and that this
bond will be forthcoming within a day
or so. It is not known as yet when
Owen will be arraigned ill court on the
charge of aiding and abetting a cash
ier to defraud a bank.
Big time Eagle Point Sat. night,
April 16th. Dance and supper. M
iestie "4" orehesli-n. Let's iro. 22
At the public market in the past few-
weeks W, W. Willets of Persist, has
not only sold out his own stock- of
Quick Lunch seed potatoes, but also
all the stock his neighbors could spare
in all 5000 pounds, and the demand at
the market still continues, with no
more potatoes to be supplied.
Charles Boydon and Grace Taylor
of Medford were united in marriage
by Rev. C. F. Kochler at the Presby
terian manse Thursday evening at
8:30 o'clock. The bride and groom
were accompanied by Mr. und Mrs.
Trowbridge and Mr. und Mrs. Gould.
Ashland Tidings.
Among the eastern guests at the
Medford are Amy Douglas3 of Urough
ton, III., H. H. Devne of New York
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bailey, J. II. Hen
derson, N. R. Woodard and W. E.
Watson of Chicago. Guests from Seat
tle are A. M. Bachelor, H. S. Day and
Fred H. Schrani.
Every member of the Christian
church is earnestly requested to at
tend the morning service Sunday.
There will also be special music and
an interesting program.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 325 feet good heavy 4
Inch pipe $160. Would cost new
$325. M. P. Jucoby, Tolo, Central
Point P. O. 27
FOR SALE 'Hatching eggs from my
Tancred strain White Leghorns. Re
duced prices for balance of the season.
R. V. Crum, phone 597-R-l. 2S
FOR SALE Furnished. 4 rooms, bath
complete, paving, all clear, $1600.
Terms. C. S. Butterfield, Medford
Nat'! Bunk Bldg. . 22''
FOR SALE 5 acres 2 miles east of
Medford. Young orchard just com
ing Into bearing. House, barn,
chicken house. All for $1800. Quick
sale. Inquire 51S King St. 22
When better automobiles arc built.
Buick will build them. tf
Among Oregoniaus at the Medford
are 11. W. Rea of Piineville. R. ,f.
Streets aud C'luis. 1). Gabrlelson of
Klamath Falls. X. E. Dickover of
Eugene, S. G. Clark of Grants Pass
md the following from Portland: F. E.
Dlllard. .1. A. Schneider. E. Stevens.
E. J. Hall. It. E. Reed. F. It. Whittlesey
and H. II. ltrombey.
Blight knives. Merriman's Shop. 25
We do Hemstitching nnd Picotlng.
Singer Sewing Murhlne Co. No. 10
S. Fir. Phone 21R.lt. 27
Rev. J. Randolph Sasuett returned
the first of the week from San Fran
cisco, where he conducted n very suc
cessful evangelistic campaign In Fitz
gerald .Memorial church. lie will
preach both morning aud evening at
the First Methodist church tomorrow.
The sermons, it Is inmiunced. will be
bused on sociological surveys conduct
ed while In San Francisco. Every so
cial factor, from the churches to Bar
baiy Coast resorts, will be dealt with
in these unusual messages.
Guaranteed springs for nil ears.
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop. 25
. Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. Phone 601.
Fair weather Is promised for Sun
day. which means the usual exodus to
the fishing streams and other auto
outings tomorrow.
J
FOR SALE Modem 5-room bungalow
Bath, toilet, etc. One acre ground.
Large chicken house, fruit trees.
Owner leaving, must sell. 1500 N.
Riverside. 22
FOR SALE 150 thoroughbred Tail
ored White Leghorn laying pullets
at a bargain. Will sell in any quan
tity. 822 S. Oakdale, Tel. 4S1.
FOR SALE Hou-so 11 rooms, good re
nair. Two baths, garage, splendid
location for boarding or apartments.
11 Rooms, -care Tribune. 22
First Is Last
"The Bait." coming to the Rialto
theatre tomorrow for three days, rep
resents a unique experiment in movie
making. The ending of the picture is
shown on the screen first, followed by
the thrilling story that leads up to this
climax. This is a method of story
telling carried out on the stage fre
quently, but this Is the first time, to
our knowledge, that it has been at
tempted on the screen.
Hope Hampton Is the featured player.
At the Page
Tomorrow's "Who's Who in Med
ford" showing prominent business
men in familiar poses and other local i
films are added features to the new j
Sunday bill with Pauline Frederick!
"In the Loves of Letty." adapted from i
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's well known
stage success "Letty." i j
PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES
I
Much activity is witnessed ihroueh- j
out the rich oo I tuday, Friday, setting
ready for the local institute, which is ;
.slated for tomorrow. Saturday. Tne
weather la line and a goodly crowd iii
expected. Dinner will bo nervtd by
the domestic department at fifty rents
per plate.
The Parent -Teacher's association
met yesterday. Thursday, at the regu
lar hour. Mrs. Augell, the president,
Kave to the association some idea?,
gathered from the state president,
who spoke lately in Medford.
Mrs. Joe jWader rendered a vocal
solo in her pleasing' and delightful
way. Mr. Fuller of Ashland explained
the plans for the summer normal,
which will be In session at Ashland
this summer.
Mr. T. J. MalinKren gave a very In
terest I ng and lust motive talk on the
schools of Holland.
Friday at 3 p. m., tho Phoenix base
ball girls will play the Central Point ;
team on the Medford field, following? j
which, Applcgate will play Ilogue
I liver.
Attention is again called to the
wonderful play "What Happened to
Jones,' which will be given by the
high school students in the Audi
torium Friday evening. April 22, This
is a popular play'. Several high schools
are giving It this year. .
The Open Road to ?
9:45
Efficient Bible
School
Classes for
All
Including Yuu.
S3
Epwortli League
5:30 .
Social Hour
6:15
Devotional
Service
for
, Young People
" The Quest for Experience
Two stud ling messages bused on sociological surveys .
of conditions in San Francisco, 1
Dealing With
Barbary Coast, Cabarets and' Night Life.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Bartlett
"A Church with-a Challenging Program."
"A Church of Good .Music."
i r Come earlv to get a seat. '.
All snakes are venomous.
K.XTEXSIOX C'KNTEK
Oregon Normal Summer School
AT ASHLAND, OREGON
' Beginning June 20 and Ending July 29
I'OI IISKS Ol'l'l'HlliD: Arithmetic- ami Arithmetic Methods, Folk
DuilcliiB. Geography .Methods, (iru ninliir und Grammar Methods,
Music Methods. Music Fundamentals. Miscellaneous Methods. Physi
cal Education. Playground Clinics. l'sycholoKy, llcadlns Methods.
Rural Problems, Story TellluK and Dioinntljitlon, Schoolroom Prob
lems. .
SPECIAL I.F.crrilES In connection villi the sli weeks' C'hautnuiitia
ItcKillur Xoi-nilil School credits will be (riven for work completed.
For detailed 'Information write to Mr. George A. Driseoc or to Mr. J.--.
II.' Fuller.
FOR SALE Nice home, furnished,
small payment down, balance
monthly. H2i S. Grape. 22
HOW TO USE
YOUR DENTIST
There would be little dread of the
dental chiiir if patients would make
regular visits and have their teeth
examined at least twice a year. If
this plan Is followed, the cavities will
be small and can he filled with a
minimum of pain.
Tartar deposits should also be
carefully removed and the teeth
thoroughly cleaned at the same time.
If this plan were adopted by every
one a great many of the ills, which
are the result of tooth neglect, would
bo overcome.
Xo lady ever looked hcantiful with
dirty tii'th.
IH. IIEXHV It. PI nil. '
Phono odll-Ii. .IDS E Main St.
PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse Immediately removed on
hort notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Dally business dis
trict. Phone 89S.
WniTSlTTT A .TEXXINTJU.
Medford Iron Works
Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, nnd
Gas Engine ltepalrliig a Specialty
GKNEKAL FOVXDKT
AM) MAiaUXli SHOP
C "v buy ft brod
Sllntw CoroDft
portable type
writer Other tntkes
at attrtcUv prices.
ge usbvioreyou buy.
MI':iKOK1
liOOK STOKE
Stereopticori Lecture on the Philippines
1 i v, "v(f v
REV. F. R. LEACH,
Pastor.
Illustrated With Over 50 Views, Will Interest
' - You Sunday, 7:30 P. M., at the '.C
First Baptist Church
, ..(N. Central and Fifth Streets)
11A.M.
"MISCONCEPTIONS AS TO FOREIGN
MISSIONS"
It Ls Not Far From Your Home to the Baptist
Church. Plan to Be There Sunday.
The Church Features Good Music.
-.illlll!
FACTS
J)o you linoT that it takes fewer people to support a doctor iu the
rural districts tliau in tUs ctiies?
Do you know that- Ihere are more doctors per 1,000 of popula
tion in the rural districts than in the cities';
Do you know that in the rural districts oOl) people will support
doctor comfortably, while it hikes about S0O city dwellers to do
that?
Yhy?
The cilv is surely much more uuhealthful with its crowds, dust,
smoke, dirt, shops and factories.
And yet they are healthier than the fanner folks.
The reasons are many, but the chief one is this:
The farmer OVKRworks. UVEKstruins, OVEKlifts, . OVERdoes.
generally, consequently straining his spine.
The spine supports the whole body, taking all the shocks and
when you overdo you throw it OUT OK PIA'Mli.
The spine is the HACKHOXH and you can't be healthy with a
bad spine. It just can't be done.
Just DOINli things will never harm you, biit OVERDOING will
always harm you.
You don't always have backache when your spine is not right.
More often you don't. The trouble is some other place in the
body.
It is the Chiropractor's business to straighten your spine, thereby '
allowing normal flow of health, and energy to evcrv part of the
bodv.
DR. A. BURKLUND
Suite 4 and 5 Sparta Bldg-
Hours 10-12, 2-5 and by Appointment.
Phones Office, 285. Residence 322
Cor. Main and Riverside
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