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MEHFORl) TliTTUJNE,' MEDFOUR OlMWON. TITKSRW. MATJCII 21. 1022 ' PAfm Frvtrv 'K. K. K.TlN FULL "London Follies" at Page Theater, Thursday, March 23 OREGON GUARDS TO 1st Anniversary Sale of Quality Electrical Merchandise for 1 This Week Only STutlnLa; llirw jirlicn nipi fiilly. It will naj joa U boy now. REGALIA Al 7 TRAIN AT CAMPS VISIT PASTOR Ifl WASHINGTON About lust I'Vi'Dliii! three flK llle (ll'CHHI'll III nlll'lH IH Utll)l lilt w itnltiw nf Itov. V, y I'Yntnn'H resi lience ut 25 Nviilli Otiliilnle. TIik lap j.liiK mi (In' wl'inluw putto attracted Mr, Ft-iiMn' uitculloii unit tin w t H three white t-hid flume Miitril In In the H'lmll.i of llin Ku Kin Kliin. When hit in n in i) tlio door ii niiiiiII pink envelope wu IiiiiiiIi'iI In Mill ml Urotiscd "Mr. and Mm. Fenlnii, North f iikdiili." Ili'lnw tlilit uddrc, In the loft hand corner of the etivwlopti i'f lint three. lutloiN, "K.K.K." Ill red ink. ...r. Fenin nHiit i tit i'Uvcii.e iiinl found tlm tiillnwliiR lnvit.it ('ill : 'Mr, ami Mrs. Kenton, dear friend: Vu niii rurdiully Invlti'il In iiKi'IhI u laify pull, (4i In Kivrn ut ill Noith CnU- ll.ill' till CM'llllltt. "Kuttt Kundy Kids." Mr, Kent "ii hud been Invited, It KtiMlied, to attend a function nt hi own homo, mill, furthermore, a fetiv It y nf which l had nut yet heard n 'Mini, Tim K.K.K 'm turned nut to bo three younK Klrln, mr tnlx'l m of Ml'. Fen tun's roniireitatlon. Mr. mi'l Mrs. Ft n t"ii rifled tlm uupbtMird, (il.t.ilni'.l tli" ui'Hi(rtry InKrudlent fir tlm ronntrui' it Mt or mft'y sufficiently sticky t fur null llir ImriliKt 1. 1 ml of Hirudin In Hip ptillluii, mill started tlm liollinc pr (Mil. The remainder ut t ti r evcnlm; wa pcnl hi ptillinit Ii tiitfy and ill!g over li different method of li tliiiic no of It. Finally u successful method if detachment ' wn hit upon, nmiicl), trunxfi'rritiK tint luffy from tin' him. In in tin. tiKKilv tract. A(t r IliU provr wit tucoiii'lltii)il tli Hum. -Knt Kandy Kid" took their departure for home. HKATTM:, Mar. 21, More than 5'j00 Nntionnl OuaniHincn from (rc- Kon, I'tuh, Iduho and WiiKhiriKton will i'i-cilv' in:i!ructlon at CampH Murray .'Hid Ix-vIh imd V'tirt Wordi-n, Wanh., duilnu tho Kiininif mimmi-r, avord inK to ;i t' nltlv; h'"liil" fiirward td from h(itl(uurtiT of tin? ninth leorpH arrji tit Hun l"r:uu l''i to IlrlK'i- ill'r Cinrnil Mnuilnr ThomiWjn, iiiljul.iiit Ki'ii'ral of Vi'.iihliiKton. 1 ho i u in l 1 1 ' n h of th') varlouM niiilin- iKi'iitu V III ik hviiX t-itiiTi July and Triiop to - triilnrd ,-it ('innii Itl uridir tin- fi'iitalivi! Hih'luli! lm-liid: i 'oiti.ar- A, 118th coinh'it c-nitliiM-rii mid 14;t!i l)oill.-il cuinpany, lfi2nd Infantry. firt hattallon of ISSth Jn-f.-ihiry. battery A. 141th fhdd artil lTj", IJaho Nullonal guard: flmt hat talloii 14Slh fiilil artllli-ry with in"llal d'tiichnicnt, l.'lah National f;uurd; HCth flld nriilhry, huttiry A. torj.ii artllhiy, Wu.shinKton Na tional FUiird. Ci.ni.anl.H 483, 484, 4S5 and 4SC. count urtllliry, . N. '!., will rectdve ini trilction nt Kort WordeM an w ill i ho roa-it nrillhry coii.panlfn of tho W. NVO. Thc followinir WoHhlncton KuardR-nn-ri will in ami) nt Camji Murray: ICInt Infantry', troops II. C8th ma chlim Kun miuudroii and HCth umbu-lanit- company. Two and ;HIht fltur, roinph'to I'ull 10 Inch wml-indirMt bw! Implex Flxtum l-l.lht "hiun Irti 6-fxf Kx tension Cord Vacuum ('ic-nm-r KliN-lric HvtTH Curling IruuH A.OO, fl.no And $.1.00 Wjjo ...o.oo - tHlfl Htc, H ft, H.V, 10 ft, Hc naxtto W.M, (m.no himI m.oo ' - W-ooJ RENARD ELECTRIC CO., INC. 108 X. (Vntrnl. I'honn lOOO Wiring Appliance lUillo Nupplira !lciuliit t.u , f i -s 3 SLY kV .,".' Ont cf thi gorgeoui tcenei and 3rne of the gorgeoct unit with The London Follies at the Page Theatre Thurs day, March 23rd. WORN OUT AFTER SHE COOKED ( MEAL Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Read the Result Cincinnati, Ohio. "I suffered for a your with nnrvotm trouble and u rxiular (ilea boroni l loeH Lydia 1 llnkham'a V g e I a I) I o Com pound. My back pained all tho timo and 1 was until for bouaowork. 1 waa worn out If I cooked a rrmal, and waa un-. able to do my wash ing. My girl frienda and mv nutter told ma if I would take yourVeiftablo Com pound and Liver 1'ilts I would bo re lieved. After taking the first bottlo I felt bettor, and neglected it awhile, but found I could not do my work until 1 was stronger. So I took the Vegotable Compoumr again and now I am the mother of a l'J months old boy. lie t fat and healthy and 1 am sure I could never have carried him if it had not lpen for your Vegetable Compound. 1 recommnnd your medicine to all women although I am young to be adviningaomn one older." Mrs. CHRIST. rr.TnorK, 81H W. Liberty HL, Cincinnati. Ohio. Lydia K. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound contains no harmful drugs and can be taken in safoty by any woman. GREATER INTEREST IS IN C. OF G. ELECTION Y. E H FARMER BROS. HANDLE E SHOP TO OPEN For noun) rcuic.n or other there hi n Krenler Intercut heltiK tnkftl by the iiiciiiIh'i of tho MciHord cluiiiilicr of! nmiiiii'iro lu tho final election for tit rectois. i ., 'i:" t):i;utic tipcniiiK today, In tho I 'riicro are already seventy who have cast their ballot, which In tSie thttn' ! t0 llillilH of I lit) total Vole of llin r.j jinnry. j I There lit no rean n why two liiimlicd The Call cf the North, Pae "Tho fall of thy North." tho feature jplrlure- which will ho tho attrattli n at laloi.t plctuie HtanlMK Jack Holt. Thin lijulur si recu xlar Is cct us a raivi ili.t u trailer In the n'.rt ountry. in a Kl.it y that In lrle 4ud fast tnovirn; mid fitly tiiuiiiherH hh"ii!d not vote iix.at'd powcrtul in tin drama. they ro ellKlhle f) do n wit hunt I'le; The phl'Ho takes tin) audience ':whl, payment of further dues, their c tnc r.ir cMitnrv v. nero me iinison nay , , l,i.,i. ,,i.i i.. ii... r.i .1 l',..:i: : r,,r.i!n' tin. t -i !ll rnr lr'l!r.:: oIL'aill- ;.r 1 : .v ' : . 1 i, . mkiiiK a I lie jiincern ii in i r.imi.ii r n;e i'j- ".iuu, in mv. i . ...m-,. lremtly iiIoiin to get a full opreie i:i: who dure Ij conipcto wltlj tln slon of the member on - w ho they , romptiny. ni routed out by fair means Tomorrow will mark the opening of tho m w Yankee Do-Nut Khup at N. Front stret-t, which w'll In- ope 'rnted !' t V. Montgomery and V. A. lu hiiie, two ex-service men, who (recently i:ituk- their rroidenec in :Mctif.iril. M.'. MuntKomery arrived lure from Health? and Mr. Iuchiiic's illume wit l:i Kvcrell. The locatluii h luy have eelcct' J has lR-en re- palnlid asi'l coieylvtely -Ulppcd. I neat and un-to-the-mlnutc rtsiaurant. lioili Moit-omcry and tulilne are Farmer nroihers Automobile fhop at IS North Grajie street has aRsumed the sale and service for Sound Tires lu this territory. Farmer brothers consider themselves fortunate in . wcurioK this line, uince Sound tires, j although a comparatively new western pro luct, have already proven their worth. They are manufactured by the Sound Rubber company cf Tacoma. 1 Wanli.. a firm male up of western men ' acijuainteJ with the service a tiro re-' reives ou western roads. Many local motirhits who have received satisfa; tln in their repair work at Farmer Krcthera w ill be glad to know that Ihls firm will be tho Sound agents here. . FIELD SEEDS KKCLFIAXEI) AND TFJ4TED . Alfalfa Seed Red Clover Red Oats Beardless Barley English Rye Grass Timothy j. Alsike Clovet ". Shapeland Oats -Hannschen Barley Blue Grass . SEEDS OUR SPECIALTY Monarch Seed &. Feed Co. IWTLTRY StTrUES TRICED RIGHT riMiDO 200 317 E. Main . GIANT HEAD LETTUCE IS RAISED IN IMPERIAL VALLEY would like lo linve direct the utfalra f ,or foul. Itsit there Is one "free trader" jbaaeball players and enthuma-itic the orKanitntliin nnd they urge tlmt!h(t tlares to buy and sell his own faun and arc nnxloint to revive tho the voting I hi done It edlalely an u ! I!t4 in open ilcdhwue iu tho tyrannical port In .Me.lford by the formntlon of ileliiv In ihln niav cinmn ,11111.1 of ilie : factor, the local luadcr it the Hu:lsoa :,t f"' team mviiiliers lo forget t. cast their hallut j Hay Company. Tho clnsh betwin-n before tho poll close next Friday , them In Inevitable. This feature wan evenliiK. ' J rilnml naliiHt a ruitKed mountain hack Uroimd which adtU greatly l its :Us $175,000 KTU i:n 1.1 111 ItTV tic be.iTity. lMlMis . in; Ki: ) I III I Jndt Holt Is supported by a Bidemiid WAKIIl.VtiTO.N, Mar. il. ,-ant Inrluding Madise Ilel'.amy, Noah lleery, FihiicIh McDonald and Helen Feigns n. "Tho ('nil of tho North" will "bo ahown for two days only on ticcimnl td llio "Inid n Follies" Thurs- IMl'KKIAL. Calif.. Mar. 21. A head of lettuce, aaid to Uo tho largeoC ever Crown in Cnliforuia. was produced re cently on the Imperial Valley ranch of W. F. Anderson, near here. The head It la their Intention to .wiSbs four and one-half pounds, which make the Yankee Uo-Nut Khop a i iS nearly four times the size, of the ham-ball henduunrterx this summer, (average lettuce. ciivity of all the Liberty botuN amountluK to flT&.OftO utolen from the branch office of the treiiHin'V de partment hiiiurday iiIkIH. kid iiii- ....,.......! ...Cm 1... tl... ,....-.. I..A , ,.j . ,(v v... , , i .,.,1.,.. j,, V. t, Vanii.ey. f.ii niei y of Wauli- i un' n'BI:L HlKtoll w ild HI 1 1 Hi eil bv heel el nee- 1 - biHdwAtlLliu Vice tipernlive In t'liaiiotlim Hie, Ya.. and rliuiui'd with complicity villi I'liurli-H A. t'levi'iiKer, nil employe f the boml department of the treasury, iilri'UilV in t iiKlody, lu eoiini'ctioii Willi tlm ruhlx ry, secret hcren .ff. aM mi Id linhoi lloliNil 5J5,tlt)0. i CHH'AliO. Mar. :i Three bandils j today held up Marcus Nlemau 1:i bis ', pawnstiop and eMcuped with virtually j every I. it of Jewelry in It. ' Nlcinan Hit id the loot was worth "between ?..riOini rintl nm.niiii" For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver Tha nicest cathartic-laxative to t tonight will empty your bowels com ihy&ie your bowels when you-have ipletely by morning and you will feel Headache RUlousnes iP'endid. "They work while you Colds indleexilnn ''P." Cascarets never stir you up Dizzlners Sour Stomach Ailv ;or gripe iiKe sans, fins, Lalomel, or 'Oil and they cost only ten cents a box. " rnnov-nne t scret imn or two riillilren lov P.incnnt ton A FEW SUGGESTIONS AITLES: Da'icious, Crimes Golden, Johnathan. RAINIER (the 1 greatest keeper of all). Rome Beauty, Vv'inesap. Win ter Banana, Yellow Transparent, and 33 other leading proven varieties. rKARS: YVlatcr Nellls. Bartlett. and 14 other standard sort. CHERRIES: 2' year old Mazzard transplanted trees a thor oughly proren stock for eliminating Bacterial Gumniosls of the cherry. Ask us for information. Also 11 other standard varieties cf sweet and sour cherries. ' rLVMS: Abundance. Burbank, Damson, Grand Duke, Green ; Gage, Peach and 6 other standard proven varieties. ntrXES: iuiian. Tragedy. XX French (the great new prune. large as Italian, sweeter than French. Ask for sam ple of fruit). Standard, and other leading proven varieties for the Northwest. . PEACHES: Crawford Early, Crawford Late. Slappy. Tuscan--.' (the leading cannery peach), and other leading sorts. Apricots, Nectarine. Quince. Grapes, Berries, Currants, Gooae lerrles. Strawberries. Shrubs, Shade Trees. Roses. Vines, etc. Planting time is here. Write us or see our representative. WASHINGTON NURSERY CO. TREES AND SHRUBS Topperdsh, Wash. H. H. SPERLING, Salesman Medford, Oregon, Box 620 V Announcing the Opening of the Jones SE &KIRK1 RYIGE.S PATRICK TAT Inc. ION Wed day M arch lies A Complete Line of United States Tires Oils and Greases 65 N. Riverside Next to Nat Phone 65 Ladies' Rest R oom T Associated Gasoline