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Itends of Interest From the Rogue River Valley
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GBUSY IN RANKS
II: C. POINT FOLKS
CENTRAL . rOIXT. Feb. .
(Special) Friends her? of Mrs. Kate
T, fUwhauser, wire, of Dr. J. U Raw
hauser, wilt be very sorry to hour of
her recent death, aften ton years of
Buffering, at the family 'home In Wil
lows, )oi. l)r. Raw hauser and family-
resided here come twelve years
ago, and were well and favorably
known In Central I'oint and In this
valley. Mrs. Kawhauser is remember
en as a devoted mothe, a leader in
all social tnd church work, and a
woman of great kindness of heart
and varied education and one who
was known and loved always for her
chjerfume and . bie ; heartedness.
Many fjiends here will Ih s-reatly
eaddencd by the news of her death
and to Dr. Rawhauaer. and the chll
drea. Airs.. Jonea (neo Anna Rawhau
wir)' of Oakland, Cab. John Kaw
ha user, a student at the University of
California, and little Leo Rawhauser.
who resides with his parent. Central
I'oint extends her sympathy.
Joseph li. Holmes, well known and
esteemed resident of Central Point
for the past twenty years, after a
lonjr and dixtretulnR Illness, was call
ed to hi -reword. Saturday afternoon
at the family home here. Death, In
spite of tha fart that he had been
tlrfor many months, came as a great
surprise to his many friends and fam
ily on account of tiie fact that Joe,
.as -he was known, had made so many
Valiant efforts to throw off his illness
and had no many times been the win
ner, that it was hoped he might again
recover and for the few short years
that were still his portion, be well,
and In the evening of life be free
from pain. A man of remarkable
will power, an optimistic philosopher,
and one of God's grandest noblemen,
Mr. Holmes stood for all that was
hisih and good and was known the
country over as "Everybody's Friend"
He endured intense suffering with
great fortitude and resignation and
never questioned or wondered why it
was so, firmly believing that the ways
of" Him who is all wise were right. In
all that he did his foremost thought
and Wish was to do right. His life was
exemplary, his spirit admirable, and
the world seems better for his living.
No- higher tribute could be paid him
than the adoration, devotion andlove
which his widow and family hold for
him. ' The funeral services were held
at Weeks-Conger funeral parlors in
Medford Tuesday afternoon and the
body was that evening taken to Fort-
land where it was cremated. Later
a son will take the remains east to
the land of his ancestors and at the
place of hie birth, in Chester,- 111.,
scatter them on the Mississippi river,
which river he knew and loved, on
account of having . been engaged in
steamship business there for many
years. -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Granville Love, who
have been residents of Central Point
for the past two years left the first
of last week for Iowa where they will
make their permanent home. During
their residence here young Mr. and
Mrs.. Love made many friends and it
was with a great deal of regret that
they saw them go elsewhere to make
their home. It is the hope of the en
tire community that success and good
health . will follow them wherever
they go, and that in the years to
come Central Point will again wel
come them home, if only for a visit
Mr. and "Mrs. Love were entertained
much by their young friends here
prior to their departure,
i Mrs. Merrill Betts and small son.
Wily, of Oold Hill yiHited the former s
mother, Mrs. J
the week.
lightfully surprised Wednesday after-
ilium when about thirty of her fellow
sisters of the W, R. C. orKanliUitlon.
burnt in upon her and announced
their intention of spending the after
noon with her and giving nor a good
old fcishtoned housewarmintf. , Kaeti
ruest. present brought n well laden
i lmnkitt of good t hing to eat and j
much K good cheer find Joyful spirits.;
The lufternoon was spent ., inspecting ;
the spacious and hnntfsnpie new home
of the .hostess and in happy conversa
tion atid general good time. Every
one, enjoyed a deilshtfui afternoon.
A larKi share of the dainty repast was
resvrvel fur the sick and distributed
amig them in the evening of the
same - day
START CLEARING
OF
RR1GAT ON
DITCH. PHOENIX
By Mre. Mary O. Carey.
F.DKN rUKOlNCT. Feb. 9. (Spec
ial). Work of cleaning out llio Uoruo
Mr. and Mrs. William Holmes Of t"eT tnn.H in the vicinity of I'hoenU
Melforl spent Sunday wtth their rel-, has commence;!, and a large forco of
atives Siere, Mrs, Mollio Holmes and ; workmen hare boon busy the past
week shoveling the sediment from the
bottom of the tlltcri. ether work In
the way- of fixing up the flumes will be
done in the near future.
Another poultry yard is being built
In the vicinity of Phoenix. This ens
children.
The many friends of Mrs. Myrtle
Penbm itf this city will be sorry to
hear that she is ill at the Sacred !
Heart Hta,ltal In Medford. The last j
news from Mrs. uenton wa that shoj
ivn i-ettiniF aloni? hh tv. '! as t-ouhl be I
exported considering the serious con-! IS n n i namuer rancn on tno I'a
dition that she was in. . chic highway, souta of town. The far-
Mr., ami Mrs. Edwards and daugh- famed White Leghorn Is the papular
ten Mrs. Maree , of urants Pass, i breed.
called -at the Holmes homo here Sun- Last Sunday was the wedding anni
day ared sient a few hours. versarv of Mr. and Mrs. Ed I.nckwoo.1
Mrs. J. H. Gay. who has been an ( tha V-,(,-. vi ...i. . ...i
. . . x "io ' iwtmiy lanii, uuti
Sense of Taste Gone,
Sues for $25,000.
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ARTIE SC
Invalid tor several years, is reported
as beliw very low at this writing. This ;
will be sad news to the host of friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Hay in this city.
Mrs. 1511 Hougland, well known
and respected citizen of Central Point
who has been ill at her home here
for Uw past several months, passed
away Thursday morning, February 9.
The many frend of the well known
Central Point woman will be greatly
saddenc! at the news of her death.
It Is arways hard for a community
to lose a good citizen.
Ilobert and Jay Bee Holmes return
j Hi ss Eva Z li r vk
j i ill , l ll l t ' ,ftl
Miss Kva tlcnkrls, of New York
cannot distinguish sweet from sour.
She fell down a fllxlit of stairs and
IIOOL
TO BE INSTALLED
BY CITY ASHLAND
ASltr. VNn. Kco. 10. ThU ell)' l
having taken the Initiative In llm In-,
t.lalutlim of (lie iiullh UtiKhos part
I'tuo clasHi'S, U iiiituraty ft-llown ihut j
Ileal pililo U eMhlbltod la piomotiiig
these plvu.Met of ill nicsllc oconotnlei
ns npplyinK. first to the abnelulelv
neeilftil In the 'way of bow In k, and
second t the nrtUtlc In millinery tU1
rnrtment. One of the niillMery unit!)
Is nlrenily filled t tiuota pi tiortlon,
a rocoiul t ne undoritr liig the recriilt
ln stfVKe. There will also be two
clusse in sewlitK, Mrs. So Una Cray,
saleswoman at Mclloe's, superintends
millinery activities, the needlework
'nduitrlej being under direct niaii-
I. U. Tate, liead muilliir, The meet
ing was a social us tvoU us a huslnHti
tivtit, tlin vlitllors advancing a llim
of urKiimciit calculated to accelerate
the rMtnpa'Kii in w tin throuKhuut
llreitiut for new member. Tho dale
i-f roi:lar meetttiKS wati fixed for thtj
imcou'l , W tdmmltiy evenltiR In each
mniuh. Keen U a resident "f
land, (.'all.', and Tutu'M In tnu la In
I'uriliiiid.
FORMAL
EN!I
ROGUE RIVER HALl
LITTLE APPLEGME
MEMORABLE EVENT
at Kuch. but tha condttum of roudu
. . . . n... delayed tlieiu until a lnt hour.
esemein o rvuiv i.i..uer.... ui (kw nr l)ulflira
was eelehrttterl with s mnar .m,,;,,m,J''SrJ fractured fkull. t) which
turkey dinner, with all the trimmings : "h,lcl itribute her loss of taste, j
in evidence. Thiwe who enjoyed the;o"p BUW'"s n.o uuer oi me uuuo-
feast and helped these good people ' ,i'BJor. J;'"')0.
celebrate the occasion, were Mr. and j : .-sz - - - --
Mrs. Wni. Carless and daughters lVfjto San Francisco f. r un extended
othy and Billy, Fred Newland and,stay with rehuh-e;
bride who have latelv arrived from Mr., and Mrs, Floyd Kddlnga of
Colorado. Mr. Newland Is nephew of ts 1,ls vr ,l,u", W1" ,hlw
wees ut tne iiugn t'nner nome.
I . Mrs. Pomerene, 8i who has been
j occupying her son's house for tho
i fw wftVM. a.vttt-tst to teu' thin
and from her I learned that Mr.i-....u t t..in th f,.miiv i. tm rr..n.!
ed Thjjrsday morning from Portland, Schideler of Talent had so far recov- rico for a visit befor returning tu
this city, and Mrs. M. J, Wad", a rexl
diml of 214 Fast Main street, Med
ItOGfB HIV'KU. Felt. D, I Speel-il).
Tho foniiul . Mtilni( and tmmiuct of
(ho KuKtie Itlvor eoiiituuntty ball wna a
liappy event for about 1C0 giieHta, iui I
Jatnes Keynolds came out front his moro would litive t'oine but for the tilt-
farm with a wagon lust Wednesday, favorable weatUer. The lre. w II-
This Is the flirt lint.. h Im been ,)t0l M Ul, Btuwl,1t , lU '
enabled to do so aince the freeing flreplace. three lonH laldo, be-
M.r.ri.on Hallntathh is slsltlng her "n whl,- n,,1 ,,,n,,
datiKlitcr. Mrs. John Cantral. iiuar ''"' ed by Ibo ladles, was n
Iluch, this week. tight that greeted (lie guest they
Mrs. Ktclnhaminer, Mrs. Zeldler flll In front tho other pari of tlpi
and Mlsa Monigomery drove to town church. The rhlckeo dinner and all
Saturday evmtiig slid remained until ii, good tilings , tliat b'tloiig w ftll it
.Sunday evening, They were Intend- went to the right KU
lug to attend tho teachers institute A j, iln,Khar art,,,! a. Iosmi nm.tor
Rev. A. Wolfe, the J'tiotur. was callod
were u,Ma tl ml trar' 'r' "rowne, our
Xun- "''n,H1' principal, gave a financial state-
Mr, uvraioha, iuo aiiRned auii
id fatitlly
vUttlug their biot her, Charlie
lord, Hunday
Mrs. Look wood.
Mrs. AVm. High was calling at the
home of your correspondent Tuesday,
UietU
ford. It is optional with pupils as toi t.wls Jennlnas is breaking a sad- lieltMvl erert the building. isk a word
choosing their Instrm tors. Course. die horse, 'which Is proving unusually for alt who no willingly donated their
for advanced work, alau for beuln- easy to handle for range stock. Itilior for the completion of Itio build-
ntra. are aval'able. Th main object. Mr. and Mrs. r rank Handler were nK,
however. U to train beglnuer In 111" '"'"" Meltors In Medford
respective departments. Parent- """"
Teacher asanclatlona aro RlvInK the'
Win, lleckmait , has began
last ,
i
his
utmr-it encouragement to the work,
Mr. Cramer of Urania 1'aas, gave
splundtd talk on "A clean Ram and
fair play," Mr. Ilewlol. I'resbytnrlan
bualneas t,,inly school missionary for Hits dis
trict, ami mo t-neery fire gav him an
father to be cremated Tuesday even
ing.
LOUIE'S GROCERY
where they took the body of their ;ered from her recent stroke aa to be' 'her home in the mhldleweet.
out across the street one day last! Mrs. Clyde Klchmond, who was In (
week call !n? on a near neighbor. .'the tow hospital for a fw days lout,
Ed Fobs of Talent, bought a new'w,Hk- Bol u " brought home;
tractor Tuesday, and had It delivered I,45t SunUH- 8h ls nr"-e " "P
to his orchard home southeast of town, i""1' an.,,H ln'"ruf ovry day.
r. u, , ., . ,, . Miss Eleanor Maule. teacher at
Frank Holdrldn U packing his cull,willow Burln)?s .nt , ,he fullowUlB
apples and will ship the same to aauth-Vhool item, f interest to all: Many
ern points oon. o( , pupil were nbsvnt from school
The play given by the high school at 1 the last month with bad colds, but j
Phoenix last Friday evening was very i with all. the following members were!
good and showed much work ia tlie;on ,'"-' ro,l of hetior: Frederick
nroninnlnn nf n,. ! Wolff. Anna Wolff. Kdnn Wolff.
Loute-8 Cash Grocery has Installed ; attendcd k . ' , .""iluis Straube. CW. Poung. James
one of the niftiest and most compact j The Talent Ladies' Aid met at the; "nl' 'Ut Ue I,,vr and 1'orothy
cookie and cracker cabinet, yet de-; home of Mrs F. C. Rein.er last Thurs-j ""JVe cold weather the pupil,
vised to protect these products and aa-v here luncheon was served at ,a,- enjoying hot cocoa with their
noontime, 'lne ladies tacked out a lunches.
spring plowing.
!'riinU Kll-a Wua dtilntf
and locally applications full Infrrmn-' . pu.,d..v
t!on In rforence to rtusses in ellherl j)n Haskins h returned to Port- Inspiration, and a vlnlon. of (he man)"
Industry, when held and at what'j.md for me.U.-iil. treatment. ! happy event thai would take dar
hours, should he filed with Mrs. t tils Mr. N'eiMin of Ktertlng visltln around It. Ham Ilakwr of the Josepblue
Jacksonville last HturdV. Hank of Uranta I'aas. gar a atlrrlni
Mr. A. . Klelnhammer returned (illH r, )n ,w onmmunlt.
.nonuay evening ironi vu.uoriua
points.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randier
wins
rm,
Dodge. 541 Allison street, this city,
who will supply all dolal'.a In cetner
tlon with thoie needlework and mil
linery Industries Net only Is plain
iev an ,uya, or isrtiand, gava a
fine talk on oomituintty co-operation,
and that this new bulldtnit stood for
tha whole man. hi physical well-
f,,j bnlng, his mental development, the
ed lc:al'y at Hie Armory on Monday lno Biftl, hr, sortnl as welt aa the spiritual aide "f
evening, February 13. In the way of a j John Hucklcy wan shopping- In ths Id nature. Hev. Mr. Lawrence rtf
literary, musical and !alkfet enter- rity Hnturdny. ; Mndford, and Mr. K. Jt, Hard, attorney
ta'ntneut. The big social eveut, how- Quit" a number of people from this were also pn-sent, it I Impossible to
ever, observed In keeping with ttadl- community attended the telephone BvB ,,, ,,,- of vttn i-,
delegation from Oraots Pass.
from
k ills-
couple or comforters for.Mrs. Relmer.' The scholars are planning to take
! Petty thieving has become the ordl-up the health crusade work again
nary occurrence along the highway be- 'ear as such gm.d results were
tween Phoenix and Talent of ' late. JtaJnd aHt year.
Monday night some parties entered, .
tno chicken house of C. Carey and
stole all the hena of the fine pen of
Light Brahmas that Mrs. Carey had
bring them to customers in nice condition.
The case is pure white, and its clean
appearance makes you hungry for the
Tru-Blu cakes Inside. It is metal and
glass throughout, and whole boxes of
cakes are put inside the individual
drawers, making extra handling a
thing of the past and keeping out mois-iTbe value of this pen would be near
ture, dust, or excessive heat. . thirty dollars.
On top of the case shelves are ar-i Mrs. Chester Fitch and children and
ranged to carry a complete assortment j 11 r- Reimer of the State Experiment
oi individual triple-sealed packages of j station at Talent, went down to visit
cakes and crackers and it is surprls-1 with Mrs. J. W. Klden near Table Rock
ing bow compact and attractive the 'last Monday, where they had a very
liakery department has been made;enwaoie time.
with this patented piece .of furniture.
merlin at litii b hint Hunday.
If. ...! M .. - X U L' t..l ., Kn ta, ,
u ' ,.,....,..!.,' i..' i.,',.t.,.. i Itlverslde l)rlv. fnm Kvan crs
lounty wut Wrdneaday. ,rl,t. ni1 ,,,hrr dea. Iiesldos our
We had a nice warm rain Wcdnes. town, but It will be an event long
day. whi. h la tuklitR off the enow to Im rememberiHl,
very rapidly.
i
a treat last Friday afternoon when
hIio threw upon (ht wreen sonis
lienuttful plrturt-a of the noted place
of Oregon and at the sam time mad
them doubly Interne log ty words of
t'tplnnntion and il"erii.tlon.
The literary program given last . MIm Homes taught In the Phocntr
Friday evening was enjoyed by a hol a number of years and ths
In a letter to friends, however, It Is crowded house, no one can doubt tho thildien urn delg)itPd to see her and
uslly d'scemablo that Clyde yearns loyalty or tins good pe.ipm or i-noctux near nor v.,k gam.
or old familiar rurrounrtinns , j to fislr . hool It certainly marks a ' The baskrtlH.il lean
lions of the (Jreat Kmancipater's
epoch, will occur a usual at Medford
t a tho evening of the sanw date. T.
II. Rlnipscn and Harry Tomllnson are
local committeemen Identified with
the Medford banquet.
Major C. A. Malona I now Idcntl
f'ed with the Hawaiian Klectrle Co.,
ef Honrltilu. an Industrial ull'lty
which prorlulms that "For progres
sive Hawaii we Ucht the way." Head
e'lartcrs aro extensive. In fact the
corporation pract'rally occupies the
power and light field In the Islands
PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES
The Sunday s-hool is giving a Lin
coln day program Sunday. All cf the
numbers are vultinteer and any one
wishing to help In tho program may
call Mrs. Rescue' Hidse. Mrs. George
Brown or Miss Kubll. It will be held
.H.
Thomas H. Simpson of Ashland, can-
S. S. Stevens of North Talent was in ' at J1 o'clock at Hie usual hour ami
Medford ' Tuesday on business. Mr. i every one Is urired to be there on time.
Stevens is one of our mosl proserous j Walter Radclifie was a visitor at the
sarueuers ana nay raisers along the Maxfleid home Sun-iay
.aoious ;ear ureek bottom lands.
A very pleasant six o'clock dinner
was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Rnrler Snttii-Huv t-i
who were invited guests wer. Mr an,, Medford MonUay
Mrs. Vern Garrett, Mr. and Mrs Oeary Mr8' Grace Marshal and son Bill,
Garrett, Mr. and Mm. George Garrett iMr8' E1 Tuck,r and daughter Mlldrod
Mr. Maxfield visited Charles Cing
cade and family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Koscoe Huiae went to
for
Fotithern Oregon.
T. II. Simpson, of this city, offlelnl
ms will go la Twl.
Iiigh standard f cltlxensb l and ent next Friday evening to play their
rtamps th approMit of the ndmtnis- second game with ths Talent tnm.
tration. It sure was great to observe The school prejisring the arbcr
!y announces himself an a candidate ( lllB fln ,-o-operHtlon of the student day program which will I given next
fr,r cnttnty enmmlsslonor, subject to,ioay. The leaders, lianbl Calhoun. Friday.
dools'on of voters nt the republlrau Lloyd Watklns, and Margaret Kneels! Lincoln's birthday fnlls,on Hunday.
for county commisHioner, announces j
his candidacy in this issue.
were visitors at school Friday.
We have taken up our health cru
sade work at school again.
Wo had 98 per cent attendance at
school last month.
ine Hear Creek orchard finisher
dldate for tho republican nomination j P'mt their apple crop Monday after-
noon, i ne end of this work came dur
ing tho recont cold spell, but nonn of
'the crew seemed to suffer anv tnron.
Xlf Ulrnn..-. t. 1 4 .. ...I ,-n ..1, 1 - n .1 .... I . . ...
u.uiu uin in a.iiiau.m .cuicuhj ua account of the cold and f... ... r .. 1.... .!.
W. her; during l l a " busi- were a Jolly crew to the last day , Diouth of Uie Fish Lake ditch " "
ness man. owns exmsiderable property Raymond Furrv returned t v,ia r,,h. i ... . e 1 .
Mrs. Ouka Ames and children of in the county, servel on the board by : era home in Phoenix laat Monday from h fr-.m Me u?t,
x I i n .1 anonint rnenr for aov-rnl mnnlha In fill . tha fj . T j . . . r . . . ,
vwkitj iuue jv,nv..ra aim ir . . - ,.,vuh..w .w .... ...v. iic OUIUJ I tLLlB, W UCrft IIP 1 1 i . i .
were among
their many fyrlends here during the (the unexpired term of Geo. Owens, re
past week.
Dr. Thayer of Medford made two
professional calls here Saturday.
Mark Montgomery., general passen
ger agent of the Southern Pacific
railroad ot Medford, and Mrs. Mont
gomery were visitors at the Holmes
residence here Saturday evening.
fusing at the next election to be a can-
Rad-
"Oov" Holmes of Eagle I'oint and '
Harold Van Bcoy of the same city j The- irculntion of the newspapers
visited relatives hero Saturday. of the L'nited States and Canada is
Mrs. William Ferguson was do- 46, 000. 000.
. . i uoiiu imian iiaiieu IV llrr
rZv 7. I, 'tCn c,ra icliffool Eagle Point Saturday,
pany for gome time. The comnanv t- r. ... ,
didate for the position. Mr. Simpson camp was moved and Raymond declt -lbta with bl. Ar Wh io It wa7in the
i, Me L ?- Jhn"' P''lor him. He haH thJ car fixed and Is
r,.,; V u , . "earer OT wea',now taking the mail.'
njwi miauajr aitemoon Wlttt Mr.
and Mrs. C. Carey at their home on the
Pacific highway north of Talent.
Several parties from Ashland have
been in
I the county, is enthusiastic for good
.roads, is practical and economical and
: would, his many friends believe, make
I a splendid official.
primaries next May. The elertlon Is
to fill a vacancy caused by expiration
of the term of James Owens, w ho will
not be a candidate. Mr. Simpson Is
prompt and energetic, well vereed In
both private and public business af
fairs, and would bring, to the office
a wide experience along tho Bne of
lability and qualification needed In
performing the duties of thli import
ant trust, with the duties of which h
tu thoroughly familiar, having served
on the board heretofore. .
Tom BoeiHvn. of ChbaKo, Is can
vassing the val'ey for Masonic publi
cations, notably MarKay'a History,
also the Trestleboard of San. Fran
cisco, which is now a publication of
tho. fraternity outgrowing Pacific
coast territory, bating assumed Jurltt
dirtion of national scope.
H. V. Rees, special deputy bead
consul t'l the Modern Woodmen, o(
America, vlidtod Mahogany Camp
idfjj, tho local organization of the
'raternal beneficiary order, last
Wednesday evening, acrnmoanlnd by
i, . . ..
ims locality me past week ta
, iwuuA mr hiiuh nay, wnicn la get
ting very acarco. Hut gome very good
Kllen Tucker has received her Pal
mer method w riting pin. .
Several children bavo bcon absent
from school this week on account of
MIhb Pool ia going to hold un all day
sewing school at the ball Saturday,
tn 't" o8 y?"h? 18 """iruary 8th. They will have a picnic
to be found along the highway.
Report3 have it that a young man,
in a starving condition, visited one of
the homes of Phoenix and fell fainting
from weakness at tlje door. He was
taken in and revived and fed. then
taken to the county farm to be cared
lunch at noon. Ladles of this and sur
rounding districts are asked to come.
The children of District Number 39
are going to have a Valentine box on
February W.
Some time this month there will be
an arithmetic and spelling match at
worlT' " ,SM- UT.
Watch for tho date.
IthA irvo,1i.a TiL.i ti v f nr -
like all the heln whh nrt nttA . " ' ' '
' a:inM ill.
foreign land
WILLOW SPRINGS
i
w-r full of school spirit from etnrt 'and will be observed on Monday, the
to finish, Margaret being the leading 13th.
star. " I Washington' birthday falls en
It msdo the ntbletic tennis shout jWedm-sduy and Is a legal, holiday,
when at tha Monday assembly the The school will have a program In ths
president announced that the pro- .morning and then dismiss for the day,
ceedi amount to sixty-six dollars. IThls will be the hurt holiday unil the
MIkh Homes gave Hie whole school 3Uth of Mnv. iiiemorlnl dav.
1 .. .. - - . . ..' j.. ... .. n.i ' i i .i.i
mm
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For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver
, Tho nicest cathartic-iaxatlvo 1u the
wo. Id (o physic your liver and bow-l.t
ahen yoti liave T)iiy Hendn-hs, C H,
Biliousness, IndlKi'stlnn. or Ppset, Acid
fitnmach Is candylike "I'nscaifts."
t)ne or two tonight will emoty your
bowels completely by morning, and
you will feel splendid. "They work
Atille you sleep." Cascarets never stir
you up or Krlim like Baits, Pills, Calo
mel, or Oil and they cost only ton
cents a box. Children love Cascan-ti
too. ; , " Adv.
as. . .. j jut. ... . n i
HNiiwmbtJKI
Ktr'ambMits ' from "fit. r.oul's have
navigated the Yidlowatone aa far as
the Big Jfoni.
WARNING ! Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer' on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians,
over '22 years and proved safe by millions for "
Colds ' Headache Rheumatism
. Toothache Neuralgia ; Neuritis
. Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
.'Accept only ''Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets- Also buttles of 24 and 100 Druggists.
A.lrlii t llio trmlit murk nl Vtrnt Mtuisftotura of M"m)itti?rlil.f(ler of fallcrllcclj
j .Mrs. Ralph foWKlll'H father, Mr.
I Dyers, who hns rnndo his home hero
"'ith hlH (lnuiihtej-'u fj.mlW fr-.-
time, left Tuesday for a business trip
to bis old home in- Indiana.
Mrs. H. It. Alverson of (irants
I'nss, who has U i n v i-tuiiino- k,.
d;iuhter, Mrs. W. K. ;arker, and
family for the. punt month, returned
;to her liome uhI Vturday.
j Her iiutiiV littjo friends wfil hv
jlud to know that "liossle F:i(lcn" is
ns'iln ahlo to take up her fluty of
j conveying her youna .mnstei g to
I school, after 4elii(? luyed up over the
I weekend with n sin ulned nnkle.
Miss llejen Merrill of ' Spokane,
Wash., will stop here for a few days
visit, witn ner sister,' Mrs. If. If,
Clarke and family, the latter part of
the week, MIhh Merrill is on routo
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cignr, or Chewing Habit
"No-to-Dsc" has helped thousands
lo break the roftly, nervoshntterinK
tobacco habit. Whenever, you have a
lonttlnif for a c -lam-otto, clffur, pipe, or
for a chew, Just place a barmlcKS No-To-Ilnc
tablet In yoiir meuth instead,
to help relieve that awful : oeslre.
Bioi-tly the habit intty lio completely
broken, and you are better Off men
tally, phyim-iilly, financially. It's so
easy, so simple, Oet a box of No-To-Iiae,
ajid if it doesn't release you
from all eravlns for tobacco, In any
form, your drunint will refund your
money without question, Adv.
OPENING NEWS STORE
TALENT'S
i
Bakery, Restaurant, Soft Drinks
Corner Main and Grape ' streets in the
building formerly occupied by the
v - Medford Bakery on '
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11th
' WE WILL SPECIALIZE ON '
BREAD AND PASTRIES