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"PAfiE TWO
"MT1DFOT7D MATL TnTHTN'E, W.PrOT?P. OTJTTIOX. Tf'KSDAY. NO YVM BET? 1.. 1921
Focal and
Personal
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Those who enjoy beautiful books
will find a great deal of pleasure lu
store this week at the public library.
In keeping with the nuilon-wlile cam
palKn for increased use of better chil
dren's books, the county library will
have an exhibit this week, Nov. 14
Nov. 21, one hundred and fifty chil
dren's books. These includd some of
the finest examples of American ju-
veulle book making. The Illustrations,
most of which are in color, represent
the work of the best interpreters of
children's literature. Tho selection
will offer useful suggestions for
Christmas gifts. Everyone Is urged to
visit the library and enjoy the books.
Nonsurgical treatment of corns,
ingrowing nails, chilblains, foot sweats I
Ashland faces the prosnect of a A. R. Iirashcar was In the city to- ",. W. Davis was fined $10 in Jiis:i"0 tiavels IhrouRli some of 'the
"snup line" this winter as an auxiliary day, making Inquiries as to probablo Taylor's court Monday aiteraoo?! f..r counlriea as well as in the
of a public commlnsary departmeut for costs of a gymnasium for Hogue Hiver speeding on the I'acific highway be- States.
wayward hobnes, knights of the road Though plans are yet In their Infancy, ; t ween Phoenix and .Medford, an. I in! Ed High, auto dealer and aviator
and workmen who are "down on their the community Is figuring on erecting the same court Vernon Dew a diew a and another man, both from - shland,
luck." according to Chief of Police a structure 40 feet by 60 feet for the fine of $20 for speeding on Smth. were here Thursday an I bef re they
Hatcher who started an Investigation boys and girls of the town. The build-1 Riverside avenue Inside tee city lin- left arranged to take V. I,. C'hi.dreth's
this morning relevant to the growing ing will be built by cooperation of the Its. Uoth were apprehend d by Deputy
Influx of "tourists" who stop over In Presbyterian church and of the Htate Motor Trafflce Inspect r Mc
Ashland enroute to warmer climates schools. Grants Pass Courier. j Mahon.
at the expense of the railroad com-! Children cared for by hour or day. xper a to washing and iMdlshivg
pany. Tho system of special railroad Mr8. yv. N. Campbell. 101 Ncwtown.207 ! motor flushUig and top dressing. New
foreign I mill. The two ladies are sisters of
United '.Mr. Conley and Jacob Conley is the
father of the three.
police, maintained at the expense of
the company, is unable. Chief Hatcher
claims, to prevent the men from riding'
the freight trains. A bunk house i
equipped with running water, electric
i lights and a stove with free firewood j
is maintained by the city in a rear
room of the Fourth hi root fire station.
From one to fifty wanderers traveling
on
room every night.-
Lumber prices are advancing and it
surely will pay you to buy somo of
llert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe.
Don't forget to call at tho Medford'
Pharmacy, Main and Central, for a,
free fifty-cent tube of Maglac Tooth '
Paste, Friday and Saturday. 2'Juj
Guests at the Hotel .Medford include i
:G. C. Hatch of San Francisco, R. M.i
Adams of Corvallis. H. H. Sloan of I
ul,l ,1,- Illi..nu" rmniK.nl tlin neinimij ni'i i"t, uie. n. . it.imin-.
Ashland Tidings, j ' -ew "-"
Mr. ana .Mrs. a. ii. urigiiam oi i-.ui;eui,
managsment, at Hittson's Garage. 2ii
You'll e to hurry If you want V
get In on hat big load of kindlin
Newcombe has. He also has block
Phone GJ 1. if
Windshield glass. Car storage by
day, week or month. Hittsou Mo'-os,
Si 4
The city council will hold its n;M '?
dd auto and left a f)rt in it
Harry Hays and his brother i I Trail,
w e-e business callers. Ask d how
th"y v.ere getting along with their
agate quarry said they had not worked
it any ti ls summer as they had been
i usy nn the Crater Lake highway but
Advica for Women Who Suffer
"I advise every woman who Buffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid-
. , c.j. ,. ...-Jney Pills," writes Mrs. Hessie Brawn-
.uuroay -i Scovi,le Ave., Cleveland, O.
almost deserted as Thursday almost I.., eomd not do luy housework, but
every one waB called on to attend ajnco taking Foley Kidney Piils I fee!
place, court and those who were not sum-like a new woman aim am uuie 10 ao
nuir.ed to go went of their own accord my worn. niieiiiimuu uueu
to hear the evidence in tho Matthews "Ukles, backache, stiff joints, sore
trial ami Fridav about everybody I muscies aim oiuup "'
went to Me.llord to see and participate ,
in the grand celebration. Even all the
business houses wl-ivi closed and
ailments indicate disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
warts, moles. Dr. llalstead, PMpps ti10 lumber that Southern Oregon
block. 1:08 1 Lumber comnanv nre offering. Inouire
lllook of SermonB by Dr. E. J. Ilulgln.f r vnrri. nt min
Dance at Nat Wednesday night. No
charge for ladies. 203
F. E. Merrick returned this morning
. null!
Jusf published, price $1. Leave sub-
8c,'Brllon with n.qfilfir thi wonk 9ftf.
,.r 1
'114.. I...- l 1 IUn 1 I
Fir1' HJ iioianiuiu ta.iaa ui luu uuni-
and professional women will meet
evening nt the Nat under the
nervision of Miss Stoltenberg. nhvsi-
w ul training teacher of the high school.
, mm H iiiituu uuuuieu. uunuur vaiu. -
eI' Don't forget tile dance at Moose
hall, Wednesilay, Nov. 1G, Ashland
Good music by Leedom's orchestra.
Admission 50c. Ladles freo. 201
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Maco of tho Central Point dis
trict at tho Sacred Heart hospital this
morning.
Ins'iranco Plus Service. U. A.
llo!in"a .he Insurance Man. tf
Dance nt Nat tomorrow night.
Ladies freo. 2M
Ashland now has tho championship
title for Willamette valley and south
ern Oregon. A chuiicngo from the
Columbia university has not yet been
answered, although O. A. Iirlacoe, city
superintendent of schools, has do
elared that tho local team will finish
tho season when Ashland nnd Medford
play at tho latter city on Thanksgiving
day. Ashland Tidings.
Eat turkey dinner before a big fire.
placo, Hoguo Elk, Thanksgiving. 208
Tho Masonic nnd Eastern Star Danc
ing club will hold their first dancing
party on Wednesday, Nov. lGth, at the
Masonic hall. This dance to bo for
club members only. 203
Tonight Is tho last meeting of tile
b-iok rcvlow class of tho Y. W. C. A.,
under tho direction of Miss Van Saul
at tho public library. A large atten
dance is desired.
Dnnco at Nat tomorrow night.
I ailles free. 2Dli
: Practical Accountant will konn your
accounts, largo or small, cheaper than
yu can hire a bookkeeper. Compute
Income tax returns. Experienced in
, auditing. Itest of references. E. II.
Itees. Gil llouli'vnrd, Ashland, Ore
I'lione :t4K-I,. 203
A Thanksgiving entertainment will
be held nt the Lincoln school Friday
evening. Nov. 18th. An excellent pro
gram Is being prepared; and tho pro
ceeds will bo used to build a play shed
for tho children. Everybody Is asked
to conio and help a worthy cause
along. A good time is promised.
Medford grown chryBnnthomums.
Miifhlov J!r Ilintmv ft7
Whether your motor is new or old,
whother It bo n Ford or a Packard,
Do Luxo pistons will Increase your
power and decrease your vibration, oil
and gas consumption. Wo guarantee
tho above results. Riverside Gurngo.
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Miss Katherlno Llndley Is hero as
tho guost of her cousin, Mills Kath
erlno Ulrlcli. Miss Lludley's home Is
in Medford Klamath Falls Herald.
Hemstitching and plcotnig 8c per
yard. Work done while you wait.
Vanity Shop 20!)
Do not forget that water rent for
second ward (quarter beginning Nov.
-1st), becomes delinquent if not paid
today. 203
Miss Floretico Pool, county home
demonstration agent, held a clothing
school today with tho women of the
Valley View district.
Guaranteed suits and ovorcoats
made to measure, $17.26 and up. Also
Goodyear raincoats and top coats in
tweeds, twills, worsteds, etc., for men.
women and children. Prices very roii
sonablo. Agents, Forsythe, Dyers it
Cleaners, 11G Mistletoe. Phono 341.
208
Ilert'n brand tamales. OiiBher Cafe.
Only a trace of rain foil last night.
and about (ho sumo amount today.
Fair weather Is tho prediction for
Wednesday.
When you think of Christmas giving
think of giving photographs. Mackey
will suvo you money. 201 East Main
und Central. 20"
Signature cuts for ails anil letter
heads designed. H. Grey. Phono 75.
from a short business trip to San
Francisco,
Agate lewelrv, Edgar Wight.
Signature cuts for ads and letter
heads designed. H. Grey. Phono 75.
9't,
Among guests at the Hotel Holland
are E. A. Sandburg and C. D. Gabriol-
son of Portland, !. A. f nmiibell nnd
It. C. Uurc.lny of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
S. C. Wilder or lluffalo, N. Y., und
Mrs. C. A. Girard and A. E. (llranl of
Dunsmuir.
Suits sponged and pressed $1.00. Dry
cleaned and pressed $1.50. Let us
know your wants. Forsythe Dyers &
CloanerH, phono 311. Shop at 11G
Mistletoe. 208
Try Grape Street Grocery opposite
Davis Transfer. 101
Letters from Dr. E. .1. Ilulgin, tho
evangelist who conducted tabernacle
meetings with tho local churches last
May, tell of a great tabernacle meet
ing just recently closed in Louisville,
Kentucky. Another big meeting Is
being planned for Lexington, Ky., In
January. Rev. and Mrs. Lewis are no
longer with the party. Their placo3
aro filled by new workers.
Do not forget that water rent for
second ward (quarter beginning Nov.
1st), becomes delinquent if not paid
today. 203
ISO samples of engraved Christmas
and New Year cards. Phono 390-L or
call at .125 South Holly street.
Several fine catches wero reported
over tho week-end. It is said tho
stoelhead are taking the fly tho past
lew days. Grants Pass Courier.
Engraved Christmas cards. Orders
must bo taken early to, insure delivery.
Phono Trlhunn offlco or 3H0-L and
Marty will call to show saniplos.
Signature cuts for ads and letter-.
I'eiuls designed. 11. Grey. Phono 15.
Mr. and Mrs. William Godfrey of San
Francisco, and Mrs. W. G. .McDonald
of Rogue Elk.
Out of town property owners: l.et
mo personally make your rentals and
collections. References given. M. Post
office box Gill, Medford, Oro. 205
Edgar Wight, watch repairing
A sterenptioon lecture on "Amer
icanization" will be given at the First
Baptist church Wednesday evening,
which is open to all. The lecturo will
be Illustrated with Gl slides, and will
be of special Interest.
Elbert Hubbard's Roycrofters make
all things by hand. Leather, copper
and books. Medford Book Store. 203-"
Hemstitching
8c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
Wo aro located nt 30 North Holly
street at Valley Garago. We aro agents
for the new Velio Six aud have a num
bor of harguinB In used cars. Your own
terms in reason. IJnttery service in
connection. Open Sundays and even
ings. Medford Vclie Co. tf
Pert Anderson returned this morn
ing from Portland v.diere he attended
a session of tho state fish and game
commission, of which he is a member.
Good culls, very large Spitz. Wood
lawn Orchard. 207
Havo you ordered your engraved
Xmas cards? Order now for early de
livery. Your namo engraved on these
cards. Phono 390-L. tf
Tho Seattle Times, Post Intelligen
cer, Union, Record and Star, the Fris
co News, Sacramento Star nnd Union
aro Mild on tho streets of
there will be much business u;. f-r
consideration.
Kdgar Wight, reliable Jeweler.
When In need of sash and doors, cull
Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E.
.Main St.
Engraved and hand-tinted Xmas
card.;. Prices Co to )5c each. 150
samples to choose from. Phono 390-L.
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fhinn lllv bulbs. .Ian Art Store.
A beautiful ralnb'iw was formed
tho niTlhoast part of the horizon a
intended to go to wink on It
away.
Harry IV11 it and C. E. Guthrie were
here for simper on their way up to
ilutle Cipek i.rehai'd and they retur.u-d
;!ie next morning for bre:ikt'ast. Mr.
1 eMi-tt informs me that Mr. Hell, who
bnight tlie orchard of Mr. CoMiin ha)
"old It to a man in Los A les by
he name of J. A. Hanrahn-, and that
iie, Mr. IVlieit expects to : rierintend
;lie work this season for the new
owner.
Wednesday evening Dale Honney
and Warren L. Tison of Drew, anil
O. R. Stewart and W. A. Stewart and
(!. W. Trusty of Trail, and Thomas
Given of Eag'o Point came in for hit-
supper. They came out with a band
i" or over a hundred head of beef cattle
a taking them to Medford and had to
right man who was on his way to Medjord I
ran out of gasoline ami could not find :
any one to sell him as the stores were j
closed, but he found a r.:.. i !.; ha i
so.ne in his car who divided with hi'u -and
sent him on his way rejoi-in".
Notice
Sportsmen, don't foriret the meeting
f j:n;..i B' Ciiuily Game Protective
i.-:i'r:. :ee-i: n l.cijn ban, Thursdav
v, i.'ng 7: M. 201
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Constioated Bowels Bilious
in
Liver
result c, the slisht shower ex;ie.- stop at the Geo. Given farm for p.is
ienced this noon. iture and came up. to the Sunnysi.Ie for
When hotter automobiles are built, suuner. beds anil hrpiikfnir In n o-.ii-
Rev. Urittson and wife came out
Hiilck will build them. u
It. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for
all bui'dings. Residence 217 Apple
street. Phone (143 'f
Among tourists who have recently
arrived In this city and are consider
ing making their homo are Henry May
iand party of Hillsboro, Ore.
j The -Medford pharmacy is giving
away absolutely free a fifty-cent tube
of Maglac Tooth Pasto on Friday and
Saturday. 205
Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co.
The nicest cathartic-laxative to tonif-'ht
physic yeiit- I.-iavuIs when you have
i leadaelie Ililimisness
Colds Imli-stion
Dizziness Pour Sttftn.'ich
is candy-iil-e f'asearets. Ono or two
ill empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you will feel
f-pli :id:d. "They work while you
slece." Cnsenrets never stir you up
or gripe like Walt.-;. Pills, C.ilomel, or
Oil ami (bey cost only ten cents a box.
Children love OtscaretH, too. Adv.
EAGLE PCI EAGLETS
By A. O. Kowlctt
Edward D. Clark of Medford, N. I!.
Stoddard of Butte Falls and Harry
Gordon of Fort Klamath wero here
Tuesday und all oi' them went to Hutte
Falls.
J. P. Millard and R. II. Jlradshaw,
Medford! two doputy sheriffs came in for dinner
daily by Hob Gallogan. Gullengun Tuesday. They wero out summouinp
makes his headquarters In tho busi- witnesses in the Raleigh Matthews
ness district of Medford and Is the ' trial. They senmed to have all they
silver-voiced young man that sells the could do as they each had a great roll
Portland Telegram at tho corner of of BUbpoenas. They claimed that he
Front and Main from 7 a. m. to 1 : 30 j f"1"" the tri!! was over that there
p. m. 20-1 would bo a hundred witnesses testify
That unusual activity and Interest j'" tho case. Since the shooting of
Is being taken by the Pythian Sisters ' Jncks tho interest in the case has
in building up nnd strengthening their been increasing until now, Saturday
from Medford Thursday morning and
was met hero by his son, J. A. Ilritls ui
cue of tho firm of nrittson Pros., who
aro on tho P. S. Anderson farm and
went out homo with him.
Herb Carlton or Wellen and T. J.
Spangler of Prospect, wero among the
business callers Thursday,
Porn, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robin
son, Nov. Sth, a ten pound boy near
Eaglo Point.
, H. Guebel, Western Farmer -pre-sentatlvo
and poultryman of Portland,
was here for dinner Thursday. He
seemed to bo doing a good business ns
many cf the farmers Boemed to take It.
Charles Drown, ono of tho active
auto ralesmon was here for dinner
Thursday.
Mrs. J. R. Vincent. Tom Volly, Mr.
and Mis. lloyd Tucker and Jacob Con
ley of Ashland, passed through hero
Thursday on their way to visit R. N.
Conley of Hutte Pulls, who has owned
and recently sold tho old Hawk saw
EAT IBS AND TAKE
, SALTS FOR NDNEVS
Tho young people of tho First llap
tlst church will glvo a social ut the
cluirch next Friday evening. The
social committee Is planning n pleas
ant evening for all who come.
Dunce nt Nat Wednesday night. No
chaine for Indies. 203
R you uro figuring on building n
home, bring your plans to us for nn
estimate. Our motto is "Permanent
Construction nt a Moderate Cost."
Ihilld a stucco liungalow. Medford
"Concrete t'onslruotlon Co., offlco Jack
son ( nunty Hank Hldg. 204
Robert A. Ilooth, chnlrman of the
'tate highway commission, underwent
a minor operation at a Portland hospi
tal Monday. A quick recovery from
tho shock of tho operation Indicates
that ho will be laid up for a short time
only.
Medford grown chrysanthemums.
Mudilox & llonney. 207
The ladles of Medford are cordially
invited to attend the card party at
Masonic hall, Thursday p. m., Nov. 17.
Admission 25c including rerreshments.
203
Tho members of tho Golden Link
lliblo class will meet at tho homo of
Mrs. O. W. Medley, G02 Catherine
street, Thursday afternoon, Nov. 17th.
All members aro urged to bo present.
When In need of Bhlnglos and roor
ing call Wallaco Woods, 108, 711 E.
Main.
Do not forget that water rent for
second ward (quarter beginning Nov.
1st), becomes delinquent If not paid
today. ;o3
Mrs. S. M. Hayes has returned to
her home at Trail following a visit
Willi her mother, Mrs. L. A. Ueutley at
Ashland. She was accompanied homo
by her sister, Mrs. Pool, for a short
visit.
Cut chrysanthemums. Jap Art store.
Pumpkin pies at public market.
Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Ogden left this
morning for nu Indefinite stay in
Cottage Grove. Mr. Ogden Is district
manager for one of the largo Portland
papers In southern Oregon.
llert's brand tamales. Gusher Cafe.
Itriglilen up your ads and business
stationery, with a new signature cut
designed at reasonable charge. 11
Grey, Mall Tribune. 2
Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Maurier and two
children who havo spent the summer
on their homestead near Hutte Falls
left this morning by motor for their
home In Seattle.
For tho best lino of engraved and
hand tinted Christmas cards call 390-1.
and party will call to show samples.
Trove labile, the round thread linen
finish stationery in the new designs.
Medford Hook Store. 203
G. W. Nichols who lives across Hear
creek about three miles east of Ash
land, bus purchased 88 acres of land
adjoining the farm of W. E. Cox.
Invest your savings a ttie Jackson
County Building and .onn association.
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Colonial Garage, idorage, accessor
ies, gas, greases, flushing crank cases
and washing a specialty. 207
Safe 7RUA for infants nj iNViiLios
k rcn
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J-M-vT tf-M&S&m the Original
For Infants, InTOlldsnndOrowtncCMIdn-n Irilchmllk. mulled grain extract in FWder
Tho Original Food-Drlni Tor All A;cj No CooLins Noariihinj Dig.utible
temple, is indicated by the announce
ment that ta. iWcdnosday evening tho
temple will Initiate the largest class
in its history. At this time the initia
tory team, which made such an attrac
tive showing in the recent D. O. K. K.
parade, will make its first appearance J lisbeil
In initiatory work in its new uniforms.
After the Initiation a unique supper
will he served. '
Auto tops, cushions, curtain! lights.
Medford Auto Top, No. Grape. 214
Just ns the joyous days of youth
molt into tile practical yeara and aro
goilo forever, so the time for kinder
garten benefits if neglected now can
never bo regained. Tiny Tots School.
832-W. , 20-1
Mrs. Fred Furry of Phoenix, left
Saturday for Fresno nnd Hcneoia, Cab,
where she will visit with relatives.
Wo fix 'em. Crater Lake Automo
tive Co., 123-125 S. Front St.
Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co.
MatlrosseB, furnlturo upholstering.
Medl'onl Auto Top, Phono 101. 214
Ralph Perrault who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. John Draws and
family of this city for the past week
left Sunday for his home in Timmins,
Out. and will visit relatives in Minne
sota before reaching home.
High grade tailors tor men and
women. Orrna. Ashland. Oro. tf
Starks IXdlolous apples $1.25 per
box. Tel. 957 or call at No. 9 N. Fir
St. Only a few boxes left. Campbell
,t Carley. 203
William llaniia. local agent of the
Associated Oil company was busy to
day r.round town sporting a new
Dodge roadster, and worrying for fear
It would get wet.
Altu Nuylor, Goodwin corsetlore, 20
South Fir St., upstairs. Phono 91S-W.
'4 210
Lath and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
Nomination of officers will be made
at the American Legion pout meeting
tonight. The annual election of tho
post will be held tile last nieeliug in
December, and tile im.tallatt in of the
new ofiicers will come at tho first
meeting In January.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
8c per yd.
Vanity Shop. u
All kinds of rough ami dressed lum
ber. Wallaco Woods, phono 108. 711
E. Main St. '
The list of poslori'lce applicants for
Rogue River was closed last Saturday.
The following are the applicants for
appointment lo that pstol'liee: Wil
liam F. Carey. Mrs. Anna M. Clark.
Mrs. Henrietta Sundry. Charles N.
Union. Mrs. Vivian Normal lle.rto.
Mrs. W. S. Torrs. James W. Whipple.
Try our merchants lunch. Tho
Shasta.
The Coo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
today received notice of reduction on .
I'nited Sfitrs and Goodyear tires and:
tubes and will be glad to quote the
new prices to their customers. I
and as there is no telling what decis
ion a jury oi' twelve men will reach in
a case oT that kind, but tho concensus
of opinion seems to be that the jury
can't help but acquit him, but 1 sup
pose that by the time that this is ptib-
tho decision will bo rendered
ind tbn ironer-il Heh-e fw th-o
thews will be exonerated from all ten-!
sure.
T. F. McCabo who had boen to Med-1
ford and came out Tuesday morning I
wont on up toward his home on the
liutto Falls stage.
Mrs. John Rader nnd her daughter
Mrs. Harry Stanley wero business
callers nnd visiting Mrs. Rader's
daughter, Mrs. Uoy Ashpole Wednes
ilay. A. II. Shelby of Medford, representa
tive of Baker Hamlin Pacific Co., was
here Wednesday for dinner.
Mrs. Charles Kllnglc of Lake creek,
came out from Modfonl Thursday mor
ning on the Hutte Falls stage and
went up home on tho Lake Creek
stage. Mrs. J. K. .McDonald, the hos
tess of the 101 It Resort and Mrs. J.
Double-day or Hutte Falls also were
passengers on the Rutin Falls stage
and Mi's. McDonald took passage' on
tile Persist stage for her homo. Har
vey Stanley of Eagle Point also went
to Hutte Falls on tho stage, going to
Rancherla Prairie ranch, the Stanley
brothers having leased tho Rancherla
ranch, and had his horses there and
was going after Uiem to use ou the
farm In this neighborhood.
C. M. Situs of Salem, was also a
business caller Thursday mid so was
Cecil Culbertson and Henry .Meyer and
family of Lake creek, on their way to
Medford.
Mrs. A. R. M.mley of Portland is
here visiting Mrs. Roy Stanley ami the
Eagle Point Improvement club met at
Mrs. Roy Stanley's home Thursday
nnd had the pleasure of meeting Mrs.
Manley and she gave the ladies pres
ent a very interesting account of her
Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
if your Rick hurts or Bladdor
bothers you.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
The Ani'ivv" w worn on must
piwrrl ooiifii,'"0' . -nst Kidnpy trouble,
U'caiiBC wn eat too mucti nnd all our food
ia rich. Our Moo,J j3 filial vith uric
nciti whic'j the iJiiuoy.s strive, to filter
out, thoy weaken from overwork, become
ulugyish; the cliininative tiB.s'.ic"a clop and
the result Is kidney trouble,' bladder
wenkneas nnd a perioral dwline iu health.
When your kidneys feel liku lumps of
load; your back hurls or the urine is
c)oudy, full of Bciiiment or you aro
obliged to seek relief t'.vo or three times
during tho night; if you suffer with sick
lieadocho or dizzy, nervmiii spells, acid
ntomoch, or you havo rlu-umatisiu "when
tho weather is bad, get from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tableapoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will -then act fine.
This famous Balta is mado from tho acid
of gTapea and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for fenerations
to fliiBh and stimulate clofr;jed kidneys;
to neutralize tho acids ia the urino bo it
no longer is a source of irritation, tiius
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salta is. inexpensive; cmnot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-watcr beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can niako
a mintnke by having a good kidney Hush
ing on time.
81 ALTO
WILLIAM FARNUM
Complete Now
Show Tomorrow
is Greatest
Sacrifice"
A powerful modern
drama, with Mr. Far
num portraying one
of his. finest emo
tional roles.
TOXIfiHT
Thomas Mclg;liuii in
"The Continent of
Canaan"
in
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An Impressive Display of
Model Hats and Blouses
fashioned from the newest fabrics
Priced from
$5.00 to $18.50
The Vanity Shop
Corner East Main and Eartlett
JW) LATE TO ySSIF
FOR S.U.H brassaw. MS
Front St.
MS
WANTED Would like position in
well c:;ta!)lislto! btliluHK Iuiuhc
where t'ne advancements are jrood
for the ri:;lit parly. (Wn irive ref"r-j
cures. Aire 21. L'J'i Haven HI . I
Medl'onl. Ore. uo,". .
SQUIBB SQUIBB
The House of Quality
Wo carry a full line of Squibb 's Household and
Pharm? ceuticals.
Ask for Sqvtibb's.
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I-'OIt SAl.K Four rooms, bath com
plete, furnished, IncludiiiK piano.
Wood for year in hIiciI. 35 chickens,
close to pavement.
fill -a -ill. balance, like rent will'
Kive yon possession -of stri.'tly mod-J
cm bungalow, hardwood floors, fire-:
pliuv, on pavemout. j
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ISO
ilV(
Tel.
rooms
i:.'-.I-2.
on
2i.il i
1-:U KIONT Hoi
pavement, i;aia.
FOU KAl.li! Civjd payinf; business,
small capita! required. Sirkness Is
rcas'in fir s"ll;ns. Hox C, Mail Tri
bune. 107
WANTF.tl 'leneral office work
bad evpt'rietice. Plume (7"'-W
Have
Put Your Tire On
Your Wheel
and it will give you the very best of
'oad servVe. It is the kind of tire
that is made to run and wear, not
i.iercly to look well. Comes in nil the
wanted sizes and treads, non-skid,
cord, etc. A guaranteed make.
Haywood Tire Surgeons
V. 1). llulies 33 X. Grape
h : 19
.Xdelliert
a Meilford
IUH 11.
Mrs. I'd ul Hansen.
ulloiie. l'hone 5S5-.I
Dr. H. K. Murphy,
Woolworth store.
I-'lliot of I-'oois Civek was
liusiness visitor this fore-i
cirsctlcro
.iiiiini;. i niess you see the name
llilyer" on nat kauc nr on l.-ihl,TM v.-in
nn noi i;cuin genuine Aspirin pre-i
s.-ribod 1 - thvi,d:ins for twenty-one '
years ami proved wife by millions. I
Take Aspirin only as tol.l in the Itiiv-
packaue for Colds, Heaibu-lie. Xrn. ,
aontlst.
ralKia. Klicuni.uism. l-:arat h. '",i,,t!i
nche. l.in-,!wi(; :lm f,,r l-ain. H.nuly
tin boxes of (wi-lve lUiycr Tablets of
Asoirlti eost few rents. Prinruists also
s.-ll l.ircer paek.iKes. Aspirin Is the
trade mark of Mayer Manufacture ef
Monoac.-tirarl.lesn.r of Snli. ylirarid.
Adv.
Tin. "KTII.KTTO" -Alark
mi a Tonl is a ( iu;irantco that
it is the Lu'st nf its Kind
mado.
It means l'ottcr
THE GUARANTEE
n-nt will 1'c niailc freo
may ithvc defective-
that defective tool
f charge
the only
must lc
Fhone SCO
l?el.hc-i
fill Tunis 1 hat
coiidit ion liein
returned to us.
TRADE AT HOME
lower iiriees. ln-tter service and increased wealth for the
OLD HO MK TOWN".
Southern Oregon Hardware Co.
Sporting Goods 203 W. Main
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