Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr pjge two L ocal and Personal The light to heavy frost predicted by the Sstn Francisco weather bureau Wednesday mornlnK Tor tliis mornlnK was Bidetracked during the day, and late Wednesday afternoon the bureau ' wired a further prediction of only 34 degrees minimum. About 6 p. m. Wed nesday County Agent Gate, who gives out the local frost prediction outlook each evening In the absence of Floyd Young, the frost expert who Is cnrotite back to Iowa, doped It out that the lowest temperature would bo 40 de grees, but as a matter of conservatism1 gave out the announcement to the orchardists that it would reach 38 de crees. The official minimum temiicr attire of this morning was 40 degrees, i'lfes', collars, caps and suits. Bon ' Springer, 105 W. Main. ' 41 Medford Chautauqua, May 20-31. 48 All (Ircntcr Medford club members expecting to attend the Southern Ore gon "District Federation of Women's Clubs at Ashland Saturday, May 14th, having no way of their own for trans portation, will tako the 9:110 a. in. Intcrnrban car at tho Medford hotel, 'arid for the afternoon session the 12:30 car. ' . Children's shoes, sandels, oxfords Friday and Saturday, lenders Dollar sale, Ashland. 40" Everything electrical. Medford Elec trlo.Co. Phone 061. .Captain' and Mrs. ll. It. Uriggs linvc Just, arrived Xroni . Jivore.lt, Wash., to lake charge pf tho Salvation Army work In Medford. They will hold their ' welcome meeting .toiilttb In tho hall, 320 East Main street, at 8 p. m. You can buy groceries cheap at lenders' Dollar sale, AhIiIuiuI, Friday and Saturday. 45 llrlng your eggs to tho Groceteria whoro your dollar docs the most. 47 . Mr. nnd Mrs. pttvld Mulr and Mr. and Mrs. Cook man and children and Mrs. Farrell drove down from Port land to spend a couple of weeks bore, arriving In the city Wednesday. Mr. Mulr formerly lived In Medrord and has a largo number of friends who are glad to boo him. t Save money on nien'B furnishings and suits. Don Springer, .100 W. Main. 41 ' Jtalled barley $1 .GO per 701b. sack. Wo deliver. You don't havo to pack II homo. . Monarch Seed Co. , Thirty .thousand maps of the Oregon highway system will be available for distribution by tho Oregon tuurlHt and 'Information bureau In tho near fiilino. according to announcement last night by Sydney II.. Vincent, manager, who has established headuuartors of the nowly-uiilhoi l.ed organization In Port land. These will bo furnished free to people visiting tho slato for their guidance on tours. " Dollars saved at lenders' IXillar sale. 40 Havo Just Installed some of the most modern machinery, and am bettor equipped than any shop in Medford to Klvo.tlio public quick servlco and qual ity woj-k In Khun repairing. Tho "Model Hoot Shop," 21 S. Central. E. N. Blden, Prop. Cl .lilolmlod .among the guests at the Holland aro C. F. Iteluhurdt of St. Louis, C, V. 1,. 1 loins of l.os Angeles, and .0. A. Cogan, Joe Kpstnln ami W. S. Llnborg ot San Francisco. , Dolco-Llght fnvm light and power plants. Mo'dford Eloctrlo Co. , property owners should Investigate the shlnglo stains that tho Crater Lake Hardwaro Co. aro Belling at $1.25 a ballon. , , 40 ' Tho members of the Women's Relief .Cfirps aro requested to moot tomorrow at the hall at one o'clock to attend the funeral or Mrs. Polk Hull. ". Bolter buy a Chandler than wish you had. If 'l'; Another big popular dunce Friday night, My 33th. Orth hall, Jackson ville. Majestic "4" orchestra. 4B ',:.HIx umchinos earrylng people who 'enjoyed tho meeting of Dr. Uulglu lit Medford last cvouliiB, returned here today. The roads are In oxcellont con dition and the trip was made without trouble. Hoaeburg News Heview. '' Wo are paying tho highest rlces for nil kinds of poultry and eggs. Farm Uiiicuu Co-Operatlvo ExchaiiKe. tf Visit Enders' Dollar sale Friday and Saturday. Ho.vb' shoos, ladles' oxfords at $1.00 per pair. 'IT, (iuests from Oregon at tho Medford last night and this morning were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mays und Miss Eunice .and Uod Mays of Miiupln. Mr. and .Mrs. II. E. Pelt?, and S. J. Chancy ol Klamath Falls, F. S. Johnson of Myrtle Creek, 1. T Sparks of Eugene, and the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs E. F. Wanu, F. W. Ash, '.. .V Agoe. II. S. Uurpee, Truman Northrup, K. M. Pugh, Ceorgo Harris, Arthur M. link er, Mr. and Mrs. David Mulr. M. C Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. i-. W. Cookman, Jano and Frederick ('ooknuin. Mr. and Mrs. David Mull. V. 1'. Itlake, A Davis, J. P. Hums and F. P. Itusscll. Mill run $1.55 per sack 80 lbs dellv 'N'd to you. Monarch Heed Co. Tho Medford Printing Co. ball team (coniKscd of has-beens" and "never-"wuhoi-r") would like to hear front any (oral or out of town teams In regard to" names. Phone 7 ft. 4f .' The county court has equipped seven of (ho ten trucks purchased from the government a short time hko at a cost of $250 each, with labor sav lug hoists and appliances. The total Cost of thus equipping these trucks was $1000. As tho present market jirlco of tho same class of rliick, sim ilarly equipped. Is $.WU0 it may read ily be seen thai tho county profits by thlB action of the court. Jacksonville rout. -It will pay you to visit Enders' Dol lar sale Friday and Saturday In all departments, Ashland. 45 Everything elnrtncal. Medford Elec tric Co, I'hono liii, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gllling and son arrivod horc by auto Wednesday after noon and are at the city auto camp ground. They are looking the country over for a location. For hlghlass kodak finishing bring your films to the Medford Photo Fin ishing Studio, 228 East Main. See samples at entrance. Price list on application. 40 If you wish to save dollars visit Enders' Dollar salo Friday and Satur day, Ashland. 45 Fair and warmer weather Is the pre diction for Friday. With a maximum temperature of 79 degrees yesterday between 3 and 4 p. m. the day was the hottest ono of the season so far. Violin Instruction, Florence Howell Bpeclal attention to beginners. Sparta building, phone 545-11. tf Save money on men's furnishings tin Billts. Don Springer, 105 W. Main ' tf" W. N. Offutt, Sr., tho well known Medford man who had been until re cently the efficient day clerk of the Hotel Holland for four years past, has accepted a similar, position with tho Oxford hotel at Grants Pass, accord lug to tho Dally Courier of that city His many friends here wish hliu good luck In his now location. Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt Bervlco. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South nivcrslde. tf Limited tiuantity best grade shingle stains, greens nnd browns. Wlillo they last $1.25 per gallon. CratoY Lake Hardwaro Co. 48 I. T. Sparks, the district passenger and freight agent of tho Southern Pa cific is hero from Eugene looking after railroad business mutters. Tho Farm Bureau Co-Operatlvo Ex change, will pay 18c cash for eggs. Cases back. tf lias your floor bncomo rough or scratched? If so have Van K. Gilbert reimlliili it with IiIh new electrical ma chine. Phono 573. 4t Among tho Oregon guests at the Holland aro Mr. and Mrs. J. O. John son, Jr., of liienuaie, n. u. wirr "i Grants Pass, and J. Williams and J. W. Doano or Portland. Don't miss tho Dollar sale at the Dig Store, EndorB, Ashland. 45 Hemstitching and plcotlng 10 contB per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E Main and Dartlott. tf Fruitgrowers and fanners of Oregon will ho benefited by the national pest reporting sorvlco now being develop ed. The federal board of entomology at Washington, D.' C, has appointed A. L. lovott, ontomologlHt for tho Ore gon experiment station, as entomolog ical collaborator for tho stato of Ore gon. Pest reporters win no assigned to the various district and growers will bo given advico as to tho control and orndicatlon of pesls. All wood reduced In prlco at the Valley Fruel Co. If MedTord Chautauqua, May 20-31. 4S Food wheat $2.20 per cwt. at the Farhi llurcnu Co-oporatlve Exohange. tf Tho Homo Missionary society of the First Methodist church will meet to morrow afternoon at. Mrs. Lyman's, 153 North Onkdale. Mrs. Ilannon of Portland,- will he presold to address the tallies on timely topics. Mrs. James Campbell has written an original poem for the occasion. A largo attendance of members and friends Is expected, and members aro requested to bring their mlto boxos. Mon! If you need shirts attend the mammoth salo now going on at Mann's. $2.00 values $1. Ill; $3.00 val ues at $2.11).. , 44 llrooms mado by the Moguo Hlvor Uroom Works aro tho best for the money. Insist on honio-mado brooms. 48 Tho soiison's big comic opera hit at Pago Friday. 44 Portland newspapers give R. W. Iluhl nnd A. C. Allen or Medford, as guests at tho Portland hotel in that city. , , Property owners should Investigate tho shlnglo stains that the Crater Lake Hardware Co. aro selling at $1.25 a gallon. 4(1 MedTord Chautauqua, May 20-31. 4S Insure your property with tho Ore gon Fire Hollef association, an Oregon Institution. C. L. Gorf, gent. Phono 41. 411 S. S. Itnllis arrived home Wednes day from a buslnoss trip to Seattle nnd Portland. It pleases us immensely to hear the appreciation expressed for llutter-ltoll broad. It is one of the purest of pure foods. A trial will convince you of Its increasing popularity. SH For enrpentor work phone Dixon, 5;!! J-4. Hack to pro-war prices. 07 Will trade land for sheep. Guy W. Conner. 00 Another $1,0(10,0011 issue of Oregon stale highway bonds will be placed on the market at the May 27 meeting of the highway commission In Portland. Tlie bonds will bo sold ill denomina tions of $1000 each, maturing October 1, 1925. and will be sold to the bidder submitting the lowest rato ot interest. It. A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man Insurance, tuul llonds, plus Servlco. Men s $2 00 shirts $1.19: $::.(( shirts $19; $1.5(1 shirts $2.19 at Mann's all this week. See them. 41 Have your car ovcrnnulcd now. lie ready fur your vacation. Don't wait Hun Welch's Auto Repair Shop, 2S North Riverside. 40' 'Among the county visitors In the city Wednesday Riid tills forenoon were R. E. Nealou of Cent nil Point V. A. Nickell of Uike creek and C. Gammon or Hiicb. "Wo specialise on dollar ties." Don Springer, 105 W. Main. tf Henry Wolf win se;i you lOlhrli nuinxanlta, oak or laurel wood for $5.00 a tier cash anywhere. One H.lggs auto wood saw attachment cheap Phono G86-Y. 44 Dolco-Llght Electricity for every farm. Medford Electric Co. MEDFORD MAIL TRIEUKE, f-JV- w&ziK 5 ill Utt;t&!?ki& A&&iMmriL iff WtA'm ' iv -j: Mil mmi'yhih' ft v" 7-n 1 irin mm 11 Scene from the "County C. A. Farr of Osborn. Mo., is a guest at the Nash, aa arc also M. T. Dick er San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Huff and R. A. Wood or Merced, Cal., and H. R. Curtis and W. G. Primk or Salem. The comic opera hit of the season, "Love Pirates of Hawaii" Page Friday 44 Bring -your eggs to the Groceteria where your dollar does the most. 47 Blocks and dry slabs tjT salo. Call 859. .. The Elks lodge will hold a short program of observance of Mother's day tonight with vocal solos by Mrs. Fred Strang and William Vawter and a brief address by Porter J. Neff. Limited quantity best grade shingle stain, greens and browns. While they last $1.25 per gallon. Crater Lake Hardware Co. . - -e . Try our. merchants .lnnon. The Shasta. It always pays to trade at Mann's. The women of Medrord have found this out; men follow their good exam ple and attend the big shirt sale at Mann's all this week. 44 Rev. Dr. Hiilgln, the evangelist, aC companlcA by Dr. Hrny lott tho hotel Medford this morning in his fishing togs to enjoy a day's siKirt with the tinny tribo. . InvoBt your savings in tho Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Big show at the Pago Friday! VLovo Pirates or Hawaii" by Medford High School Gloe clubs. 44 For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phono 9I2-J. tt Mi b. Ilayden Jones, who leR recent-, iv f.. Mn.ifni-,1 tn make her norniaueiit home. Is now opening a new photo-1 graphic studio in the latter city. Her studio hero was sold to Mr. and Mrs. James Clark. ltosebuig News Re view. For Salo Good Karrteu and lawn sodlment. Phono 91 2-J. tf Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 201-J. ' If Bring your eggs to the Groceteria where your dollar does the most. 47 Word has been received in tho city or the birth or a son yesterday morn ing to Mr. nnd Mrs. Vance Colvlg at their home in San Francisco. This is tho third son In Pinto's family. Don't rorget dance ltuncoin. Sat. 14. Hit or the season. Majestic "4". 45 Superior dance music. Majestic "4", Jacksonville' Friday night, May 12th. 45 1200 new shirts are going to the men or Mcdiord at Mann's mammoth salo or shirts. $2.00 values $1.19; $3.00 values $1.59; $3.50 values $2.19. 4 I Lest the superstitious overlook A bet their attention Is now called to the fact that tomorrow is Friday, the Kith ot the month. When better automobiles aro built, Biiieli will build them. tf Medford Chautauqua, May 26-31. 48 l-'rldny night. May 13th, Good Luck dance at Jacksonville, Orth hall. 45 Rev. S. J. Chancy, pastor ot the First Methodist church at Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Pelti! of that city arrived In the city Wednesday and attended the. Hulgin tabernacle mooting of last night. Don't miss "i.ovo Pirates of Hawaii" at the Page Friday! 41 Good luck dance. Friday night, May IIUIi. Jacksonville. 45 Savo money on wrapping paper by usluir rhito print paper in rolls. Ask this ofrifo. tf Mrs. Nelson Giles or Portland ar rived in the city this morning ror a visit with Mrs. Helen Gale. Ties, collars, caps and suits. lm Springer. 105 W. Main. tf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Lottie Howard invites you to see the big line or new hats, at all pi ices. 109 N. Central Ave. 4H FOR SALE Six-hole range with eolls good condition. S. Orange. WANTKl) Competent woman wanlsl work by hour or daw Phone STti-X. ' VXIR HKNT l-'mnlshed nnxlern house keeping apartments for ailults. V-'l' S. UiverSide. I'lione 701-J. . ti FOU SALK Maxwell tourius car In pood condition. $:ipo it taken at once j lit John V. Signer's. Is FO RRKNT Five nun finnislied house with sleenlim porch; adults I only. Phone M'." L. -t tt MEDFORD. ORCfiOX, THURSDAY. MAY 12, 1921 Fair"' at Rialto. Guests from a distance at the Med ford are Mrs. B. Edwards and Mrs Jane Ferguson of Vancouver, B. C, J. L. James ot Now Orleans, Ked Gelsot ot Chicago, George R. Martin and Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Hooker of Ixis Angeles, S. B. Patterson, Jr., and Edward Suit bach or Seattle, and Irvin Sander and Sol Davis or San Francisco. Chicken reed wheat $2.20 per hun dred delivered to you. Monarch Seed Co. Big coniic opera by Medford high school Glee clubs at the Pago Friday 41 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corseliere for Nnliono. Phono 585-J. tf County Prosecutor Rawles Mooro is expected back from a trip to Salem to niorrw forenoon. Music wliilo you cat, Majestic Trio at Rex Cafe, every Wednesday, Satur day and Sunday. ,40 Small paying business Tor sale, best location in town. Phono 255. 47 City Taxi, phono 100. Good service. Reasonable prices. Mew management. 119 E. Sixth street: ' In the Oregonian of 25 years ago appears the following Item: "Subscrip tions are being asked in the upper Rogue River vulley to holp improve tho highway from .the summit ot the Cascades to Crater lake." Fiirnltmo finished nnd repaired City Auto'Paint Works. Phono 754-J. tt Enjoy o tho music by the Majestic Trio every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday night at tho Rex Care. 40 Music Wednesday, Saturday ami Sunday nights by Majestic trio at Rex Cafe. Everyone Interested 40 in tile Roose velt school is cordially Invited to the Daddy's Nite meeting tonight at 7:30. rherc will be rerresliincnts and a good time besides important business. Plcotlng Hemstitching Buttons corercd Handicraft Shop. tf ' Dr. Bray, Chiropractor, is In his ol- rices in the M. F. & H. Hldg., week days except Thursdays. Lady assis tant. "Keep Smiling. tf New arrivals nt the city auto camp grounds yesterday were Mr. and Mrs I. G. Boyles and three children of Kingsbury. Calir., cnrotite north: Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes and two children, of Lindsay, Calir., cnrotite north: Mr. and Mrs. F. Moore nnd sou of Portland emoiite home from the south; Mr. and' Mrs. E. S. Lewis of Petaluma. Calif.. enroute to Seattle; Nick Sadler audi friend': here from Bakersfiold, Calif,, looking Tor a location; L. H. Lord of Lindsay, Calir., enronte north; Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Ixmc of Santiago, Calif., en route north; Mr. and Mrs. Gllling and son from California, looking around Tor a new location; Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Manning nnd child of Grants Piisb, who spent the day here, nnd Tim O'Lnrey and friend from Seattle, en route south. 'N. B. Nenconih will deliver green Hi-inch slab wood very cheap. Let's book your order now for early deliv ery. Also dry planing blocks, kind ling nnd shavings. Phone 031. 54 Majestic "4", Huncoin, Sat. 14. Lat est song hits. 45 wvf.i'8 - ,yf7iM. - II' ;-'..i!-:iU: vv , - n - VWf ; i4-gu Renard Electric Go. Efficient Work Reasonably Priced NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS 1 16 N. Central Phone 465-X Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning. Toi-I mer resiueiua ui jicuhhu, ... --- baby, spent Wednesday in the city and attended the services at the t.iuei naclo last night. Big barn dance, Buncom, Sat., May 14th, Majestic "4". , 45' Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. . tf Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Foster ot Athal, Mass., arrived' today to live here. Mia. Foster is a sister ot Mrs. Bert M. Sullivan. Schwelzer drapery and. curtain ma terials will meet your needs. Fine line sahiples. Mrs. C. G. May, phone 457-J. 40 Scratch Teed fanned free of waste, fine Btnff, $2.76 per 100 lbs. Wo de liver to you. Monarch Seed Co. OBITUARY. STEVENS Jas, M. Stevens passed away suddenly at his home, 513 North Grape street, Wednesday evening nt the age of 71 years. Mr. Stevens was a pioneer of .Rogue River valley. Horn in Iowa, he crossed the plains in the yea,r 1853, settled ill Jackson county later with his parents he moved to Douglas county where they resided a short time returning to Jackson coun ty where he has since resided. He leaves besides hisv wife two chil dren, Wm. L. of California, Mrs. Ella Abbott of Talent, and two stepchildren Mrs. Clair Higgins and Joseph W. Wil liams of Jackson county. Also one sister in Portland and one brother, Harvey Stevens of Medrord. Funeral services will be held at the chapel ot Weeks-Conger Co., at 2:30 Friday, May 13, Rev. W. B. Hamilton officiating. Interment in Talent cem etery. HULL Betsy Ellestad Hull died nt her home in the (Irlffin Creek dis trict May 11, 1921, aged (19 years 3 mouths, 6 days. She was born' in Nor way February Sth, 18S2 and came io America when eight years of age. Mrs. Hull lias lived iq tilt state of Oregon for IS years. She was a memlKT of t ho Woman's Relief Corps. A de voted wife, unci a kind loving mother. Siie leaves to mourn her loss her hus bnnd Polk Hull to whom she was niiirrled 53 years ago. Also one lion Ola Hull and two hrothors, Andrew Ellestad, Central Point, Ore., and Ola Ellastad, rand Forks, Minn. Tho funeral services will be held lit the Perl Funeral Home Friday, May HI at 2:30 p. m Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Services at the grave in charge of the Woman's: Relief Cor)3. Interment in 1. O. O. F. cemetery. Average production of cotton fields in the United States for tho last ton years has beons175.7 pounds an acre. Mirror signuls havo .uceii seen with the unassisted eye at a distance of 100 milos. A. F. & A. M. . . Spooial communication Mod ford Uidge 103, Friday even ing, May 13lh, 7 p. m. Work in M. 51. tlogree. ss ii 15 ' L. E. WILLIAMS. m QUIT WORRYING Insure And Believe Your Mind. . It. A. HOLMJiS THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and Bonds ....Jackson County Bank Bldg. DR: RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and' Glasses Properly Fitted NO DKOP8 TJSED Broken Lenses -Accurately Duplicated FACTORY ON PREMISES no R. Main. llnlp A.iw:i.aty - i,t.y - iitj ll YOUNG GIRLS NEED CARE Mothers! Watch Your Health Is (If, y ' . . . ., . , . - f I s.mAy P ill! 4': . ' p o ns of headache, painsintneDBCK ana lower im.. "i- iif Sf thought, nervousness or irritability on the part of your daughter, niaLe life easier for her. She needs thoughtful care for a few years. . In alUuch cases Ly.Iia E. Pinaham's Vegetable Compound snould be given a? it is cspecially adapted for such conditions. It contains nothing .that can injure and can be taken in perfect safety. ' S - 'i .- Kend how Mrs. Eiclier lielped lior dausrlitc'r. Sliosays: i : "At the age of sixteen my daughter was having trouble every month. She had pains across her back and in her sides. Every mouth her back would pain her so she could not do her work and! would have to lie down. My married daughter recommended Lydia E. Pmkhftni' yPfPP0" and I read the books which were left at my door. hb toqk'it faitMUlly and is now regular and has no pain. We recommend thi Vegetal) e Compound and give vou permission to publish this letter in yom little books and inthe newspapers." Mrs. Katie Eiciier, 40S4 N, Fairhill St., Philadelphia, Pa. airs. "Williams will profit by lier own i-ierifnco. She Fays: " When 1 was thirteen vears old I had sick spells each month and as 1 was very backward I would bear the pain and my mother knew nothing about it. 1 read in the daily paper about Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and took my own spending money and bought a bottle. J t helped me so much that I took it regularly after that until I had taken two bottles and I did not have any more pnin or backache and have been a healthy, strong woman. 1 am now 39 years bid and have a little girl of my own; and when she Rets old enough I shall give her none other than Lydia E. Pinkham s V egetable Com pound. "-Mrs. . E. Williams, 27 W. Toronto St., Philadelphia, fa.- For almost fifty vears Lvdia E. Tinkham's Vegetable Compound has been relieving women, young and old. of ailments peculiar to their sex Ask your neighbor about it, for in every neighborhood there ure women who know of 'I'lTousm'ids of letters similar to the above are in the files of the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., and for years such letters have been published, burely it is worth your while to make a fair trial ot Lydia E. Pinkham s egetable Compound. ... Jvdia I-:." Pinhliam's Privato Toxt-Kook upon "Ailments Peculiar to Women " Mill be aunt to you free upon request. Writ to Tho Lydia JO. Piukliaiu Medicine Co., JLynn, Massachusetts. This booli contains valuable, information. TAKE YOUR LOSSES WITH YOUR PROFITS Till' returns from any sort of business fluc tuate, lie it commerce or fanning, you al ways find some lean years thrown in with (lie fat ones. ' . One has to keep going, however, so lie will be on hand and ready to receive and enjoy the profit when it does arrive. Whether you are building a buisiness or a "nationalized" account at the First Nation-, al, KEEPTKYJXCi. r ' Mb2ford jgjw JZZ'' ,f vou Wil"t 1 realize the iftuwyTX wonderful pick-up of a Zenith r-CVMLn I carburetor sit behind a Zenith VTJjV4 equipped motor, waiting for the f(t y Yfl traffic signal "Co," and then U.VlR y tpo1 ",e 'response at the first lCfcSf ' tr totich upon the throttle that I " " is truly convincing. . , i YOUNG'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP. r iiiiii i ii in ! in iiiiiiiiMiiMiiiwuiua PIERCE REPAIRS Phonographs, Percolators, Electric Fans, Electric Drink Mix ers, Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Motors, Electric Irons. In factj most anything. Soldering of all kinds. ' ' 1 . L. BRYAN PIERCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED ' Telephone Orders 925-L You will find me in "The Glass House" at 116 N. Central Ave. Daughters' Health Happiness f rom mo ume b gin reaches the age of twelve IfO until womannooo is esian yVWJ lished she needs all the care (T the thoughtful mother can give. The condition that the girl is then passing through is so critical and may have upon her future happines and health that it is almost criminal for n mother or guardian to withhold coun sel or advice. Many a woman has suf fered years of i prolonged pain and misery through having been the Victim of thoughtlessness or igno rance on the part of those who should have guided her through the dangers and difficulties that beset this period. , Mothers should teach their girls whnt danger comes from standing around with cold or wet feet, from lifting heavy articles, and from overworking. Do not let i. ..u..ctn.l Tf qhp mm- - uei .yr.uuuj- , , i: 1... If i.mi nf.tifp n a nwnpga Oregon