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irEDFOTiD - rAT TRmT;-DFOT7DrtTTEnoT titesita v.- oeTOBKir-is - irm -
ocal and
Personal!
' The marker erected by ML Ashland
and Crater Lake chapters of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
near the bUtoric Culver properly pouth
of Plioenlxy to honor the pioneer trail
"makers of Jackson county, will be
dedicated Friday,' October 21 at 2:30
p.- m.- All pioneer, patriotic, historical,
Abe L. Whitehead of Klamath Falls, i The Kev. J. V. Molloy claims that "Besides preparing a budget and:
an employe of Slate Reclamation Ser-.he has stabllshed a flue .driving fixing, a tax levy to cover the city's
record for a private citizen.'' Last expenditures for , the ' ensuing year,
Monday, be was called to Medford and j in which work the council was assisted
made the run from Klamath Falls toj by'.a. budget committee of five citizens,
Medford by way of Crater Lake In Just j and adopting a resolution ordering a
six hours from the time he left this municipal election to be held Tuesday,
city. The weather was fine and the: November 8 the city council took steps
scenery at this time of the year beautl-jto license all public dances and enter
ful. The trees are all taking on thej tafnments staged In Jacksonville in
literary, religious, fraternal and social ; the winter.
vice, was married here this morning to
MIbs Catherine Peterson' of Klainatb
'alls. They expect to make Klamath
Falls their borne.
A ' fine line of cigars at the Cozy
Nook. tf
Dig Community Carnival Dance at.
Nat tomorrow night. . l'-i
Tom Swem arrived in the city this
afternoon from his homestead near
Butte Falls and will remain here. for
organizations and the general public
are invited to be present at the exer
cises. ;- .
China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store.
1100 buys good serviceable rough
and ready car small truck box on
back top, electric lights, storage bat
tery, good tires and ready to go "right
now." Easy 'to' start.' Inquire River
side Garage, Medford. tf
A gold brick worth 1 1 500, according
to officers of the company was brought
in from the Gold Ridge mine yesterday
and deposited in the Jackson County
bank. This 11500 brick was the result
of six days work with the five stamp
mill with which the mine Is equipped,
The Gold Ridge Mining company now
liaa seven men at work in the mine
and have recently struck some ore of
a remarkably high grade.
Will trade modern house and lot for
car. ' Shell Service Garage. . 179
There will be a card party at the
Catholic parish, on Thursday, Oct. 20,
- 181
Much Interest is being displayed in
the coming Klamath Falls-Medford
football game which is to be played lit
th 13 city next Saturday. It is the opin
ion of many that It will be one of the
hardest games of the season and also
one of the most Interesting.
In the list of highway officials who
drove to Cra,tor" Lake'. Saturday' ' we
failed to mention District Engineer
Hodgman. .Mr. Hodgmnn Is preparing
figures for the next meeting of the
board oh the cost of the Trail-Prospect
section of the Crater Lake highway
and will attend the meeting.
Individual suits and overcoats , of
merit, J22.6Q up. Don Springer.
The reason for . the burning of the
HghlB on, the lamp posts on North
RIVersIde this mbrning was that the
city in Installing new light globes.
When you don't know what to Bay,
send your' photograph! Few things
increase in value with the passing of
time1 one of them is. a Mackey por
trait. East Main and Central, 204, up
stairs. ' . 183
When In need of shlnglos and; roof
. ing- call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 W.
Main. . ' ' '
Among the guestB nt tho Hotol Med
ford nro L. Carglll and A. C. Stewart of
Seattle, M. Bladin of Dulntli; Minn.,
H. O. Bolton of St. Louis, II. R. Ham
ilton of Chicago, W. F. Fleck of Den
ver; Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Hammond of Oregon City,
Big .Community Carnival Dance at
Nat tomorrow night . ( 179
Let Big Ben call you tlioso dark and
Bleopy mornings. "Alarm Clocks."
Martin J. Reddy, Jeweler. 179
. Ah ltoin o( interest ' about Joe Gor
man' who Is well known to fistic fans
of MeWoVd appears In tho Grants Pubb
Courier as follows: "Joe Gorman, wjfo
und baby; arrived Sunday' afternoon
from Portland, to visit Mrs. Gorman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Job.? Boosoh.
Gorman lust Wednesday defeated Abo
Mlshklnd. of Salt Lake. Gorman nftor
arriving here' received a; wlro from
his manager; Bvans, fr'onv Denver,
calling him to New York' ; to 'mcot
banimy Sieger1 in a 'boxing match at
the Madison." Squaro Garden Octohor
28. After that ho will moet Kllbano,
featherweight chumplon of the world,
provided he Is successful in defeating
Slegor. Gorman's contract iB with Tex
Rldkiird,' Iho noted promoter of Now
York." '
Hotristltchmg '
Plcotlng--
8o per yd.
Vanity Shop. .
liiBtirnnco Plus
Soi'vlco. . II,
tf
A.
tf
llolmon Tho lnutirnnco Man
' At tho regular mooting of the city
council tonight routluo business will
occupy tho attention of tho mayor and
cou'ricllmon: x 1
Dry cleaning,' dyeing, pressing, re
pairing, bat cleaning;. Prompt service
hnd prices tho lowest consistent with
first class work. Wo call and .deliver.
S. W. Forsytho, Dyer and Cleanor.
Plione 341. Shop at 116 Mistletoe; 181
1 Dr. llulsteud's' office over Kldd's
shoo Btoro now open for regular prac
tlco. Phono C90 M. ' . 183
Skin Diseases Due
To Waste Products
In The Blood
For Genuine' Relief Your; Blood
Mutt Be' Purified.
For real, downright, harrasslng diicom
fort, very few disorders cn approach so
called skin diseases, such as eczema, tetter,
boils, eruptions, scaly irritations and similar
skin troubles, notwithstanding the lavish use
of salves, lotions, washes and other treat
ments applied externally to the irritated parts.
To correct the basic trouble trow frnj.
wrr the blood must be purified. Don't cIor
yourblood. Just clean it out. Naturewilldo
the rest. Pure, rich, red blood nourishes the
body and lights off disease.
S. S. S.,.th(' standard blood purifier ami
sfilenv buiM'rr; is the ideal remedy for skin
eruptions. The effect of S. S. S, is to rid the
system of the waste products which are caus
ing the trouble. For over 50 years S, S. S.
lias proven' to be of unusual merit. Begin
taking S. S. S. today and write for 56 page
illustrated booklet, "I'acU Aioul Ike Boai"
free.-. ".'."'; ;
Personal medical advice,- without charge,
may jil-o lie had by- sending a complete
. description . of your case. AJdress Chief
Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 743
S. S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, All good
4ru? stores sell S, 5, S, ' -
Chill con came season open. Gusher
Cafe. .
When you don't know what to say
"Say it with flowers" and get them at
Maddox & Bonney Flower Shop, 206
iW. Main Btreet. 179
Tom Fulton, In his swan song editor
ial in the Jacksonville Post, hands the
county seat town the following bou
quet: "In severing our connection with
the Post, we"wlsh first to correct any
possible misapprehension which may
exist that our withdrawal is due to
luck of confidence In the future of our
town. It is not.- We have every con
fidence In the future of Jacksonville
and firmly believe that the hay Is not
far distant when It will be a city of
beautiful homes and thriving Indus
tries. We wish also to bespeak for
ossrs. S. P. and II. M. Shutt, the new
proprietors of the paper, both of
whom are practical newspaper men,
me same generous patronage and
kindly consideration extended us in
the past, and for which wo take ad
vantage of this opportunity to express
our earnest appreciation. We thank
you." -
Wanted Experienced packers and
box makers. Oregon Growers J'acklng
Cooperation. ...
Dr. Harvey P. Coleman, Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. 427-28 Medford
Bldg. Phone 965.:. .
Born to Mr, and Mrs. Dean Piper,
Oct. 14, a baby girl, Shirley Frances,
weight 7 pounds.- '
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build them. tf
Big Community Carnival Dance nt
Nat tomorrow night.1 1 179
GuostB-at the Hotel Holland include
N. B. Randall -of Cleveland, O., M.
Cotturl of ' Portland, A. Stewart of
Roseburg, Mr. nnd Mrs. J, E. Hcssel
tlne of Portland, W. Frldlcy of Ham
burg, Calif., C. A. West of "Roseburg
and J. N. Robinson of Hamburg, Calif.
Miller-Hand match. Gold Hill pavil
ion. Tickets at Browns, Medford, and
Irwin's' Cigar Store, Ashland. ,179
Southern Oregon Lumber Co. has
2x4 lumber in various jfrades, planed
and rough, also some boards. Sell
cheap. Ask for Mr. Marrls at mlll.itf
II. D. Reed, manager for the local
pacKing piant has rented the ware
room -oelonglng to God, Wolff in- the
former Kelsoy building: where' several
CarK'of aiinlnn nrA In hn- alnrorl . tint II
I'fhey can bo ' marketed. Gold .-Hill
News. . . ,
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give a card party In the Parish
hall, Thursday, Oct, 20thi. , 180
Big Community Carnival Dance at
Nat tomorrow night. , , . 179
Tho long anticipated cafeteria sup
per to bo served by the women's auxil
iary of the American " Legion post
takes place at 8:30 o'clock this ovon
Ing, and Indications are that It will be
largely patronlzod. ,
Latest styles' and patterns In caps.
Don -Springer. .. ,
Used cars at lower prices than any
where else In town. Patton and Rob
inson, Inc.' tt
The public market of this morning
was a light one In general offerings,
but with nice lots of npplos and
poachoB on sulo, ns well as freifh
meats. ,
Cholco Bolleflour apples delivered,
$1.25 por box. Are extra fine for bak
ing and eating. Young & Hall. 380
There' is nothing' so ' healthful and
Invigorating these days as a drink of
the llthla water' boIU by the JackBon
County Croamory. Order a case today ;
tf
The rainfall for the 24 bonis oiullng
nt 8 a. in. today was .04 of an Inch.
hale, weather is- the prediction .. for
WednoBdtiy. .
FlrHt-clasfl 30x3ty- tires J13.60. Med
ford Vulcanizing Works.' 189
. Nowoomb' for nil kinds of', wood.
Phono 031.
December 31 will bo tho last day c.y
sorvlco men can rolnsluto their war
risk .Insurance undor treasury decision
No. 07. Under the ubovo' mentioned
ruling It In necessary to make applica
tion and furnish a doctor's certificate
on a form fiirnlshod by the. govern-
mem, showing tho applicant to bo In
surable, and Iho -payment of tho prem
ium for two months on the amount of
Insurance which ' ho doslreB 'to rein
slnto. Tho applicant may reinstate
and convert to a permanent form, of
Insurance Issued by tho government in
the sumo transaction;
Seo De-Luxe Auto Top Shop before
gutting tbut now top, tf
Edgar Wight, watch. repairing.
One notable and much rollshed feu
turo of the carnival company showing
hero this week Is that it is laid out on
different lilies than heretofore seen' in
iVedford. The carnival cnmpnnlos that
havo appeared In Medford- for years
past worn all arranged on practically
tho same plan. .
Two heating stoves for salo. 211
North Oakdalo. II. J. Palmer. tf
Men's suits thoroughly cleaned tho
Muster Way. for $1.60. Pnntorlum Dye
Works. Phono 241. ISO
Thoro was born to Mr. and Mrs.
K. 1C. Vroinun a nlno lb. baby girl,
Monday. Both mother und buhy are
doing nicely.
Bert's famous chill con came. Gush
er Cafo. .
Saored Heart Hospital, Medford.
Ore., conducted by tho Sisters of Char
ity Of Providence, offer to younn
ladles excellent training in a modern
and thoroughly equlppoti Hosiillal.
For particulars address Sister Super
ior, iSl
autumn shades, he said, and at nojthe future. It was also decided to clap
time previous has he ever enjoyed a a license fee upon bill posters or par
ties maintaining bill boards within the
city limits. Jacksonville Post.'
The Dow Association Hospital, Inc.,
Is a public hospital located at 704
North Central avenue. It Is now open
and receiving patients. Tel. 11. Miss
Patton, R. N., supt, 271
. .Roland Parker of Medford, Is night
editor of the O. A. C. Barometer, the
trip under such favorable circum
stances. Klamath Falls Herald.
Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight. '
' Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for
NuBone. Phone 68 5-J. . , 'tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. ,711
E. Main St.- ' ' '
Henry Prlngle arrived here from Ihe
LETTERS FEATURE
N LUMBER Til
V' I'nrcaui' Jlraits Htliobcr. j matches ever staged here. After one
SPENCER. Iowa. Oct. IS. Ralph hour and as minutes ocnouer wai
Parcaut of Spencer, defeated Bill
Scbober of Clear Lake here last night
In one of tho hardest fought wrestling
picked up. by Parcaut.-.thrown. -Una,,
mat, knocked unconscious, and was
unable to continue. '- I i '
Butte Falls district this afternoon tolHeml wePkl' newspaper of the student
spend the winter.'
, i
It. I. Stewart, builder, contracts for
all buildings. . Residence 217 Apple
street. Phone 643. , , tf
High 'grade tailors for men ' and
women. Orres, Ashland, Ore. ' It'
ll. J. Palmer has, returned from a
two weeks business trip to California.
Ho visited the Weed Lumber Co. while
there and they report business increas
ing rapidly and they are putting on
more men.
The Cozy Nook, DeVoe'B new Btore
In the Sparta building, Is now open for
business. ":-"' tf
. Hutchlnon & Lumsden sell ' Vllmo
flour $1.50 per sack; Drifted snow
flour $2.15 per sack; Star,"Horseshoe
and (JBIinax tobacco, 75c per plug;
heavy cotton blanket. 68x76, $1.19;
Children's hose, 25c per pair; ladles'
hose, 29c per pair;- heavy buck towels,
size 17x34, 25e values, 6 for $1.00. 181
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ford have moved
.to Medford from Klamath Falls, and
are living at the Berbun apartments.
Mr. 'Ford la general agent for the Mon
tana Life Insuranco company.
Not-a-seam hosiery, Triangle collars.
Don Springer. . .
Invest your savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan association
. tf
, Fade Row of Sams Valley Is ship
ping a car of fat hogs today for th
Portland market another evidence1 of
the quality of corn raised In his neigh
borhood. Gold Mill News. .
AH dainty sheer gowns, negligees
too delicate to laundrv are' restored
to their original beauty and freshness
by the Pnntorlum Dye Works. Phone
244. -,' . f: 180
- Dr. McMorrls ' M. Dow's office ad
dress is 306-7 M. F. & H. Rldg.. Office
hours 1 1 to 12 noon ; 2 to 6 afternoon.
Tel.-130.'- ' ...... 271
, Interest In the Oregon-O. A.'-Ci foot
ball ganio, which Is to be played at
Eugene on November 19th is running
high and many well known local citi
zens who are alumni of one or the
other of the Institutions are plajinlng a
trip to Eugene to see the game. A
jitinthor of other local football enthusi
asts are. even, more excited' than the
alumni anil are also planning to wit
ness the game. ., ... .
See Graham & Wilson as to putting
that roof in good repair. Don't wait
until It begins to leak and the plaster
Starts to fall, fix it now. We can give
you service. . 103 East Eleventh.
. When In need of sash and doors, call
Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E.
Muln-St- . . -, .
All of the schools throughout the
county are enjoying-a three jlays;vaca
tlon until Thursday on account of 'the
teachers being In nttendnnco at the
Jackson county Institute at Ashland.
. Hemstitching and plcotlng 8c per
yard. Work done while you wait.
Vanity Shop. .; 1 2,09
Edgar Wight, reliable Jewelor.
. The police calling attention to the
fact that many times burglars aim to
work In a city where thoro Is a circus
or carnival allowing, warn citizens to
lock up their homes socurely on going
out nights, and In addition to roquest
neighbors to keep a watchful lookout
over their homos until they return.'
C. L. Goff writes Insurance oq any
thing anywhere, tf
Bert's famous chill con came. Gush
er Cafe. "'
Among the mombors of tho , men's
glee club of the U. of O: this yeur nro
Carl Newbury of Medford and Aubrey
Furry of Phoenix. ,
Gutter milk and cream at the Cozy
Nook. ... tf
Dr. Murphy's dontnl office is also
open evenings frm 7 to 8. ,
"What's tho matter with you people
In this town. Don't you evor eat?"
Thus shouted a b'arkor at a carnival
hot wiener and coffee stand nt the
corner of Fir and Sixth streets last
night, much peeved at the lack - of
patronage. "You forget that Medford
people live mostly on npplos," spoko
up a traveling man between gulps of
coffee. "This Is a great fruit town."
Try our merchunts lunch.- The
Shasta. .
Fid I value In trade for misfit and
discarded clothes of all kinds. The
Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 223.
194
Soth Bullls of the power company
left this morning on a business trip to
Glondule. . '
Just! received a shipment of 30x3
first-class tires, $13.50. Medford Vul
canizing Works. j 189
For the best values in used cars see
Patton and Ilohlnson, Inc. 4 tf
"Doc" Bowers and his protego Ralph
Hand, the wrestler, wero Medford vis
itors yesterday. .. ?
Tho best place in town for used cars,
trucks, and tractors. Patton and Rob
inson, Inc. .. tf
JK.'LM.1 ErTlJ pLASSIFt
FOR SALE Fine residence lot, east
Bldo, closo In, 60x126, rich deep soil,
cement walk, water anil sewer lu
street. CieuK Address Owner, Mail
Tribune. lS'J
body.- Other-southern Oregon mem
hers of tho Barometer news fitaff are
Jeanettc- Cramer' and Garnet ' Best of
Grants Pass.
1 Chill con came season open. Gusher
Cafe. ..''.. ' .
' V. J. -Emr-rick" returned yesterday
froni a' hunting trip lu eastern Oregon
hear Lukeview.
Hemstitching . ,
8c per yd.
Buttons ' covered!
, Handicraft Shop. . tf
. O. II. BarnhiU, of Corvallls, has
taken charge of the news department
of the Ashland Square Deal. Mr. Barn
hill formerly lived in Ashland, leaving
there three years ago.
' Don Newbury has returned from
The second day of the trial or the
civil action of the McComber-Savidge
Lumber company of San Francisco
against the Big Pines Lumber com
pany of this city opened with Frank B.
MeComber, president of the first
named corporation still on the witness
stand. Over ono hundred telegrams
and letters exchanged between- the
two firms were introduced as evidence
and the entire proceedings to date,
have been occupied with this phase,
each letter and telegram being read to (
the jury and marked ror laentnicaiion.
These letters and telegrams reveal
nothing startling, beini? an account of
the business relations between the two
concerns. ' ;
It is expected that Mr. MeComber
will be on the stand the remainder of
tho day, and that the case will not be
completed before Saturday, - at the
present rate.
Monday afternoon a, couple of lively
tilts between counsel, for opposing
sides- occurred over the introduction
of letters and messages.
County Clerk Chuuncey Florey has
been' called as a witness relative to
Klamath Pulls where he visited friends
and relatives and attended to busiucsi I county records-in the case.
matters. .
Miles Cantrall of Ruch spent Satur
day and Sunday In the city attending
lu. business matters. .' ..
. Erlek Anderson of Copper, .Calif., is
spending a few days in the city attend
ing to business matters.
William and Clarence Bates have
left on a'week's duck, hunting trip in
the-Klamn,th Lake country. , ,
'The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Amer-' Sick headache, biliousness, coated
lean Legion will give a dinner at tho tongue, or- sour, gassy stomuch v.
American Legion hall tonight at 6:30 - Jy tr,a'e tl" to ''iw '' "
o'clock nfter which the regular ses- Ulved' fermenting food in the bowels,
o clock, arter wh eti the regular Bes .,l8CHr(,t8 wm.k wnllo Thy
Blons will berheld.; The genoral pub- (mn,t,dintely t.iPase t,le atomach re
lic Ib Invited to partake of somwreal mve tnc ol., undigested food and
cooking and all legion- members are foul gases, tnko the. excess bile from
urged to be In attendance. jthe liver nnd carry out nil the con-
Willlnm'ufrleh - W-! returned to . stipated waste matter and poisons in
You're Constipated!
Take "Cascarelsv
. For Liver, Bowels
tlnlon Creek' after spending two weeks
in this cltyon federal Jury service.
I'homas Catton 'of Montague, Calif.,
Is among the out of town visitors in
tho city this week. ' ' '
' Bryant Hamilton of Ruch spent Sun
day In the city visiting friends and
rolatlves. ?.
, Word haslioen rocelvod In this city
of the birth of' a son lb Mr. nnd Mrs.
Earl Hubbard of Walla Walla. Wash,
lhoy are former well known residents
of this city.
USE AUTOS FOR FOOTBALL
- ' - IFJ STRIKE- IS 'CALLED
IOWA CITY, la., Oct. IS Automo
biles will be used to transport the Uni
versity of Iowa- football team for its
scheduled sanies should a railroad
strike tie up transportation, Coach
Howard. Jones announced today.
R. A. M. No. 32.
Regular Communication
Tuesday, Oct.. 18th, 7:30
p. m. "Visitors welcome.
. -''A; F. NOTII, Secy.
'' 179
SALTS IF K DNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flash Kidneys and central
izo irritating acids Splsadid '
for system. ,
Kidney and Bladder ' weakness result
from uria acid, says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter- this acid ' from' the
blood and pass it on to -the bladder, where
it often remains to irritate and Inflame,
causing a burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at tho neck of
the bladder, obliging- you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in oonBtant dread, the
water pasaes sometimes with a -scalding
sensation - and is very-profuse; again,
thr-ro is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it,
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying uud some
times very painful, this is really one of
the moat simple ailments' to overcome.
Get - about four ounces' of-Jad- Salts
from your pharmacist and take a tnblo
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutralize tho acids in
the urine so it no longer is a source of
irritation to tho bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again. '
Jad Salts - is inexpensive, - harmless,
and is made from tho acid of grapes and
lemon, juice; combined with lithia, and
is used by thousands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
uria acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you havo a pleasant, effervescent
lithin-wutcr drink, which quickly relieves
bladder trouble, : , s
the bowels; Get a 10-cent box' now
end let "Cnseiirets" straighten you1 out
by morning. ' Adv.
Jlii. AND MBS. priU.lC: .
Timo : I'Tit-H. Iiofore you
know it WEDNESDAY' will be .
Iiern and gone, and with it will
viniish your-opportunlty oi see-
ing u ...
LWwt lift J
1
'Honey, a trip
to Paris!"-
TOE
NEST
A picture as big as all out
doors and as small as your
ova fireside. You owe it
to your own mother to see it, ,
BUT 2 DAYS LEFT
To See This Feature
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WANTED To rent an unfurnished
house; must b In good condition.
Stato full particulars, box F. J..
. JJllU Trlbiijje, ISO
THEY LAST!
Nothing temporary about the vnlcan
lains jobs that we do. They last be
cause wo understand our work perfect
ly and we use the best materials.
Kvcry Job that we take must satisfy
our customer or wo make no charges.
Our iwllcy Is to please at any cost.
Haywood Tire Surgeons
W. 1). Hughes 33 X. Crape
Philippine
Zombies" and ''Nighties"
Beautifully Hand Embroidered
Prices $3.50 to 5.75
' See Our Windows
The Vanity Shop
MISS LOUNSBURY, Milliner-
Corner East Main and Bartlott' r ;
Better
than Pills
YOU WILL NEVER wish to take; another ddse of
rtillc nlVnt knTMno tins i-ioa4 mkas1 T lw
' lets, . They are easier and more pleasant to take,.
more gentle and mild in their action and more reli
able. They leave the bowels in a natural condition;
while the use of pills is often followed by. severe,
.constipation, requiring- a constant increase.Jn the
dose. Every bottle guaranteed. by-yourdruggist J
m
New Management
Ashland, Oregon
Motor over and take Table de Hote dinner
5:30 p. m., to 7:00 p. m.
$1.00 IF SATISFIED '
ON US IF NOT
B. F. LEACH,
Prop.
I am the Handy Zf:WM
PERFECTION: OJlHeatig
0OMRin and: set?,
! me. : Lam filled
with : oilready; for
yoii to light and lifti
. Light me -nsee. how.
quickly I get going, how,
clean, odorless and com
fortable my heat is. Lift'
me see how easily. L
can be carried from room
to room. V : ' 7.: r ' r-
I offer yon- conven
ience, comfort and real
economy--10 hours of J
"heat by the roomful" on .
a gallon of kerosene oil;-
Bs sure and ask
about the-
$5000.00
Perfection Heater
Prize- Contest
Southern Oregon Hardware Co.
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGE
Leaves Medford 11:00 a, in. daily. Leaves Roseburg 1:00 p, m. daily
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES '
Ieavo Medfril-i-:0O a. m., 11:00 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:30 p. m.
Ijcavc Grants-Pass 10:00 a. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:00 p, m., 6:15 pm."
' ' Cars stop at all intermediate points. .
Waiting room,. Medford, S 9. Front. ' Phone 30
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
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