Medford mail tribune., March 30, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

MKPFOTZP MA TIM THINE. ATF.DFOItn. Ol.'EC'Oy. TTirnDAV. "r.Tlf!TT .10. 1022
17Af.fi FTYTC
OWED
I
RATES PACIFIC
COAST UPHELD
WArtlll.NliTON, Much
Hlnslppl v a 1 1 i rullroiuln wcro (omul
In Im Just tried today tiy llio Inter
Hliilit t'oiiiniiiri'i) com in Union in ilii.
creasing raits from Chlmifo territory
oit f i -1k ht dcstlni'd to llui Pacific
roast via K 1 1 1 f purls iiikI thn I'liniiitin
CHIIIll. '1'llU lit tllT llf NIINpKIIHlllll
which I lio iiiiiiiiilHiltiit UkiiimI ii k.i 1 II Ht
Hie itv srtiedule mill which pre
vrntml in lower i harr.i'H (rum lii'i tim
liiK nffi'illvn Kehrutiry 15, was with
ilrnwit 'uiul tint iuIIiiiiiiU were allow
ed In riinlliiiin thu lower titles on Mint
nftnr April 1. I
' Nearly ul! commodities usually
xlllppi'il by frnlnht with affected by
tin' iliedele wh'ch I hit .MIiiiiIniiIiI
valley ml I nm il proponed lust June.
Tim prliiilpltt followed lit nut kins the
reductions WlIN tllHl l( eatilllllallllllt
rales on f i f I k It t rnimlKiiiiH'iitii orlglti
a I Inn In CliliuR') territory and U
lliii'il to lit" I'urlflc roast via Ihe
gulf which wim hi not rM-iTil rales cm
similar product originating ut onn'
point anil rotislxttod via New York
mul lht on-aii rcul to Pacific port.
In practically nil mw the rti
(join Chlmeo to Nw York mul ad-
fyrulil Atlantic pi-ru wer lower limit
ilt similar rate from Chicago to
Kuir port.
Tim train rontliieiitul rtOlroail
therrforo uttai kt il i ho proposal be
lorn tin commission, on llui ground
thai tln Jower rales thus mtidu to lint
gulf would divert traffic (riPin llii.iit.
I und ulsu upon tin- (round Hint ihn
I
!
BUS NEWBURY IN
PUBLIC S I
DEFINES ON
Mini mte structure would tut inodi
fit il by tlto effect.
Tln rommlimli!i, hi wrvii , suMilit-
tit" MlntilMlppI vitlliy llix n In .wry
rfpi" t by lu (tmlitiK today uiul d-
4 i lurnl Hint tin- mitral luliruuiU were
seeking to put Chli-ntto
point mmo ni'urln on u
puliiiit further i'uM. in
Justified in
mul related
purity with
irniisartlori of Pacific const h'-inlnr-im.
King Albert Hurt Arm
i I AIM KIN. Mar, 30. King Albrri of
ludglum who I Msillug It. miio. Injured
lilx right urm In a (.ill tn J,hr Mom ye.
Mi-rduy. y u Ccntrui New dispatch
juuotltm tint ni'njiiiH-r TiMmnii.
mm CLEARS
i AJPIMPLY, SKIN
Ajp!y Sulphur at ToUl When Your
Skin Break Out
.! Any breukini; mil of the kin on
i ftcr, iirck, arm or Ixitly it nvrrt-onir
! (iimkfit v aiuilviiii (rnili..v..i.
hur. 'Jin? pimplrt urcm to dry
nultf up ami un away, dcclaret a
imlril kiil rciallt.
Nothiiijj ia rvrr lifen found to
tukf the place of aulptuir at a pimple
remover. Jt W harmleis and incx
letiive. Jut ak any tlrnEKiit (or a
mall jar of Mrntlio-Sulphur and u
it like colJ creum.
Til till' pH'Iplf (.( Jlll'llMUII llllll JllKO-
liilno coiintlim:
I ri'Htii't to HiIh iimhIIiiiii of tifinminc
ItlK In tlin pii'iplii of thrill two (iiiliilli'K
whlrli i nnntilntii tin' flrMt Jihll'iul illw
tllrt, thill I mil it CHildliiiiti' f r III1'
llffll'll of CIlTHlt Jililitc " "' '
I llllVI" hl'fll II ll"'lll"llt of J.ll llM'lll
Ciniiiiy, tinmon for it prriiKl of forty
yi'iiiM uml ilutiiiK th lit hi twitiiy yi'iirt
I luivo lii't'll ilitlVi'ly rllUilKinl III til''
pliu'tlro of luw III thrill' two cuiiiitlfii
mul I lii'lli'vu I Iiiivm trlril an niiiti.v
nixi'H til Ihti Imr sf Juciui'iti cmintj' n
liny utlmr lnwyi-r lin initrtlfinK In
thU court.
Trior to my ihIihUiiWii to priii'tiii'
In lli rourtH, I amvril two t'rm ox
oinitity holionl mii'rlntuiUnt hiiiI t'
turina n I'liutity t li'ik mul pn'ri'illiiK
my ili'i'ilnii .i tlirau two imrltluna 1
tuilKht in IiihiI lu thn loin.ty f ir n
purlin! ( aevi'it ytuirx.
Thn poiltlun of t lrnill Judg" ithould
lint In thn (notlnill of pi-lty .iilltlrn
ami I run not. mul nhiill n t, piny
I'ulitlrn with uny hit!, rn.i-il or chiin li,
nor with imy fit unit tuiml. rflhtluim or
ilinrltiil.li' or fiiiii riinl nrRttitliitlon to
I'lmiiiiiilmilii mi fliTtlon. '1 ho oft Up
of Circuit Jinlitit in nut ami kImkiM he
itliiivn am-li innrliluiitl'iii'i.
I ronwliliT Hint thn i-W'ctlon of in
to thf iMinitlon of flrcull Juli;i whr
In- l i linrK-il with tin. ifl.liiaitlnii of
iip(.ily ili'ti'iiiiiiiinu th Tiii'nul uml
rtiM'ity rlKlitx of hht fi-llow rltlxi'tia,
ttmki'N tl liiiiniitM-ni ittum lilm to Ut
tntfi'iti-ri'il ly i.ny mpii'iim-il or turn
pli-ilK1')). i"'linis thf Mi.) only Hint
Im will iln hit iitiiiiml li Hut thiit th'
law nil. i II In. propi'i'ly im. H'ijniiiiili-:ir
ly uiliHinoti'ifil. mul that jiiMlrc Hiiuil
hi' iiii IimI( mil, (tua that nil of thn la
uliull i'ii puiiii'r.y fntunril. If rln-ir l
ti ihU if.ii.itluii I tnal.f tlilA iiiliu I i
pcotili' of Jdi kmin Mini JoHptiiiif
Now Showing at the Page Theater I fj
in
III
ORE SlViUDGINGlS
0
PLANNED THIS YEAR
THAN EVER BEFORE
Thlu yar, pcrliapa more than In
PARENT TEACHERS
JACKSON S
L
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT EXIST
MEET TOMORROW
The I'arRnt-T;iirhfT circle of the
JiickiMin uchool will meet la the awiem- atomach.
In tin- Lurry Wrinon coincdy '"n,
KnwtMII." whli'ti U it 1iow:ik nt the
I'litti tliniii-r, llm lil: tirrn lilicki'd hy
know I'iippfd tiiiintitiilnii form aiiiiio (
thi moMl pi-ttiii'H'im Hci'tiiTy o( North
In the. human body It you Will use
Trunk' I'rem'rlpttim for rtlicuniiitlmn
and Gout. It is rlilk uloun, abnurd.
and prniiosrtrrouH, in ftict. It la a pity
nnd a nlmrna to tnlk about fUiourna
Hum. Trunk'a rreacrlptlon for Ilheuma
tlnrn and Gout aclls for II. 75. Thin
Prtacrlptlon DOKft NOT ruin th
It DOES NOT dppr! tha
heart. Eat all the meat and irood
(ood you wlah whlla taking Trunk'
rreaorlptlon. It DOES NOT contain
nny Mercury, Hnllrylate of Bodn, Oft
of Wlntflrpreen or narcotlca of any
kind, but it absolutely, and positively
ovrcom' any kind of Khnumatlam
t'll of the work of the girl reserves ' or Gout on earth, WHAT MORE DO
and tho Camp Klrc Girls. Mrs. Frank TOU WANT? There is nothlnff just
Newman will apeak on the advantage-' (food, and It la impossible to get
of vuln for biya and girls. Ilev. E. !'. I omethlnc better. It l also an ascal.
Lawn ni e w ill tell of the pan spirit ',n L'ver AloOlflne. Kor aala at H.M--
and how It can be trained from a men-,""" "r"
'nm to a lieni-fit. The Hoy Scout move-; symh'mih
merit will be ken of alo. RefrcHh
mentH will be served and a social hour
enjoyed.
Kawies Moore will speak on thej advan
tage and (ligadvantaBes of college fra-
Aincrlmt. fHMcliilly thn dislrlri mound several Jromlnent
Lake 1 1 iiimt whrru Lurry Semon w ent
I l pit k, Itls seems fur this pioiii''ilon
'VVherit l.lh'hl Are Low," with
Ohmic lluyakawa In th" star part this
tolirfnl picture of advi nture and r
manto touclies a liljili urtlHtlc titan
dard. An excellent taut tiumherlnn
servo t i heighten
produi tlon.
Japaneii" players
the n alism of the
WAGES 1ST B
E
KEPT UP IN SPITE
OF LOSS. S CLAIM
Hie
iiiiiiitieH I lune no other pli'dim t
Itlilkl'.
It U mn illi'mt 4 m) that I have been
a republican lu miiiiih lm . m etrly
nmtthimil mul I ntu Hikliiit llio it iiiilnii
ti"tl lit the hallilM of tlU' ri'l'ulillrull
parly ul the nppriHirhlim pt imarlen.
tit'H NKU'lintV.
till'
KNIIACKN, Mai. ;:o-(lv Ai-
elated Crennt It li iitnleml iiiil that
tlm Trim-ess Thyia, ulnter rtf Kint?
Christian. In noon to innrry an officer
of the etiurds, not of tlie n.ibility.
Tlmy arc said til haw fail, n In luvn
siiverul years uko but llio l.lnu had
steuilfuiitly rertiiit'il to c nmeiit to tlmlr
niarrliiKo. The mnrrlaitn of frlnres
M.ttv of km'l:niit I.. 'lituint 1 i..:..it..u I
ii diiiimouiT, howi'ver, Is n jKirtod to
Imvn lmiiiKhtiil)oiil the rlianne In the
klllK'a altitude.
il'tlnct'ns Thyra was born March 14.
Is.Mi. Sh was tin- sccniid daughter of
KIiik Kri'ili'ilck ltii dted in 1:MJ).
C HlCACi), Mar. :j'i.--C!iiiia"terhiiin
the pri siTit pritni;iles of watfu udjutt
uients as unlunt. It. M. Jewell. prei
dent of the railway employes depart
ment nf tliu American Federation of
Llilmr. told the railroad labor biard
teceittly that cimls and wai:-s should
remain constant, even to the elimina
tion of profit and that until that eco
nomic Inula wan ucicied p -uifllct In--twren
capital mil labor would con
till ue.
Ho lii-ali.'d us li ri'velant a'l carrU iV
aucii.i-uiH of imi.r iltinf; cohIh and
lowir wastes In other lndiibtrle; he
iimrrt'-.l "the sm-alled law of supply
iind deinund will ncv.-r uff ird u ilvmi:
wiiKii In a KYi.ti'in in K.ml.i , ucc-irdiins
to Jitotlein biiaillcss prlticlilcs;" uml
declan-il (ora llvUm wsxe for nil pio
dtictivo workers of the country.
liilervM and profits muni tmt c in
tlmiii while lite worliln man suffors
low wiiKi-a and tiu.-iuiil..yiiimi, . M.
Jewell UKK'-rted. in prctii-yt ini; his
thisiry nf tin. liMng waKe.
"Wo have come hero t rtufleniK'
the justice of'tho uiirc- nit of nil
proiucUv labor, lo challenite th" very
vlnclilo uiMin which the railroads
proposo thul rates of pny bo adju'ited"
ald Mr. Jewell
diiHtry." Mr. Jewell continued, "three
thiitKH are lieini: ail t including sui-I'IIi-k,
depreclatl iii, t'Xti-nHlons, taa
lion, etc.) wur.es and profits. Two of
these, wo say, wight to be constant,
c sta (reduced to an economical flu
me I and wn'c.i at a level which will
allow full human lif. Inclusive of art,
llterut miiHlc. recreation and s
nubility, soch as ara enjoyed by the
well lo ipi. ThU leaves pinfits as the
mile vtulalilo factor and frankly con
templates n situation in which tem
porarily tliey may have to cease.
I'utll that situation has been accepted
tli coiirih-t between capital and labor
will continue."
lie ili'ilared the railroads, the steel
t orpin atiollH. e(julilll4it and suiply
i oiii .:tn lis had piled up a surplus of
IJ.37.C7o.tM7 In the war yeurs from
to 190.
"Thei'i. eii'irutotis funds are Kuaran
tet'liiK profit pa ment when the on
cenis uperate lo a very small propor
tion of c;i;tari!y in o:ne instances
less than thiity per cent." Mr. Jewell
said.
uny former year, the local orchard- hly hull of the building Friday, March
Ims are preparing to safeguard their l21- nl 3 "'t'1'- A program of unusual
,,,, . , i . ,, . . Interest has been prepared. Attorney
frosts by smudi;iim, ihua InsiirliiK
1 1 ,. I, .. . ......i..... .,.,.,.......,.. , r
, 7 r iT . V .. .. t-niltiea. Mrs. II. A. Canaday will
o' the iiolentiul tonuaite of the valley !
was lust.
I tun -fur n a larc.e measure of the
vr Hoy' rr'v.I'-rlty dlrwtlv dependent
upon Its fruit ti-n.-iKe It mUht ho said
that the most Important event upon
the !u'-nl caiender Is the wenther of
thn next four weeks, Kspeclally is
this truo when California' recent ter
rible cold otiap Is taken Into account
w her'-'n outside t,t the smndtred area
millions and million of dollars worth
cf destruction was dene. i
This year among thc te who intend
to f.'ifi-ituard their crops by KmudginK
are: Court Hall. Vilas. Cate, Scherer,
Holds, Vptt.n, Chase, Modoc, Kddle
C:irlton, Harnuin. Alford. I'rof.
Itelnier, Judfto Tou Ve'le, lirars. I
Kenley, Klamath, Marshall. Rear
Creek, Hollywood. HoMcway. Flansen,
Isaacs, Carpenter and many others.
This year un Innovation which has
made It way into the valley, is a
larKo seven quart smudge, pot with a
Held stack on it, which Is ald to con
sume Its own smoke. To some extent
this will' le used, especially on the
Mi ilui; and Klamath orchards. How
ever, their very high coit 1 the lim
iting factor In the rpread of It use.
Consequently most of the smudging
v.-1 1 1 be dene with the tld style pot.
March I no time to be gloomy,
Spring Is the lime to he gay;
So come and be w ith ns Friday,
The time? At 3 p. m. they ay.
March 31st, 1922.
FIRST BOYS NIGHT
I
I
fllK ANNUAL 8TATKMK.VT.
W THE
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
of MnntptliiT. In th Htatu of Virmimt. on th
tnrt) tirt ilv ot UnrmiM-r, 1 n 2 1 . mule te Uk.
iTmiirini'tt CnmTiitMfoui-r of tlm HUt ot Ot
Krfi, oumtiAiit in Uw:
CAPIT.Vr,
Amount ot rapiul Uik ri. op. Nil
INCOMF,
Total premium Income lor the
J fit, 47,(71. (5
IrstrriHit, dividend ami rmti le-
cikI iturtna: thr'rrar 1,814,51.7
lnconi from ottiir aourcea wci-
kI d'irlii eic ytu 7DS.AA1.1
The business statement of the Me
trojiolitan Life Insurance company for
121 contains interesting matter not
fcenrrally found In the statement of a
financial corporation. It relates to the
human side of a great business. The
company' asset are more than one
billion, one hundred and fifteen mil
lion dollars and its pollcie outstand
ing are more than twenty-five and a
half millions. Many people hold more
than one policy and the best estimate
of the company is that this number of
policies insure, in round numbers,
nineteen million individual. As over
twenty million of the policies are the
gocalled Industrial, on which prem
iums are collected weekly by agents
who call at the iiolicyholders' homes,
this gives to a company with the fj-
nancial strength of the Metropolitan
have been plau-ian opportunity lor neaito ana welfare!
bovs" niuhiK" nt . worK. i ne statement puotisnea in
ToUl incoiw tl,010.4JS.M
DIKhTRHKMENTH
Paid for Iomwi, rrxtownwit. n-
nuilir ami HurrviHtpr taiw..$ 6,195. 73. S4
Diri'lrnbl lui.i to potil-) ho4U-ril
riuritie the )rpr t."0l.l.4
Iiivi.lmite A'.ti on capital stock
rfurmc Uie p-ar Nil -1
CommiiMiori anil aalartr paid
it.iriri th yrtr 1,726.117.11
T;im, lirna and frMl palil-iiur-
li. the jut 3'lj.l9.4.-i
AinoUut of U othvr cxp-nliture 1.13S. 3.13
ToUl nDditurn -U,ia, 14.19
ASHETH
Value of real ectatc owne.1 t mar
ket Tlur 919.000 00
Value ot ftOx-k ami bond owneii
(market value) S6.1J1.717.07
Loana on mortKaa arvl collat
eral, ete ; S.'..S7,S1S.9
rremium note an.1 polirv loan 1S.453,71.41
(h la liank ai.l on tiaiul.... 1,003,324.64
1,463, 804.6
I. Oil. 833.71
PHOENIX. FRIDAY
Net uiwlle:t'i ami delerreii pre
miums Interest a rut refita due and ae-
rrued (leM aenU cretlit bal-
anrenl
Other anaela taet
ToUl a.lniitteJ ameta 79,70a.08.i
LIABILITIE.S
Vet renerrea $ C,409.00.0
i;iom i-Lrtma for 'tm ami t-launa
unpm.l 8flS.$6.44
All other tiaii!itira 7. J'.'..4n.30
hurptiia unaaaiieneU 1.743.V14.II6
I.
Total lijbilities. eu-Iuaire of
eapitnt atock (Nil) . .17.7i.S.;9
BLSINK.IM IX OKKlillS ,'OR TUB YEAR
r
1,
returne.1
Bcjworth' Big Picture, Rislto
"The Sea I.Jon," the character play
of H"bart Hosworlh, is Showin? at the
Klalto theiilrt. If you're a dyed-in-the-wool
fan wanting rwlblomled men,
real uctlon and unusual settinen. here
"We proiHIse t show (a viur idcturo. tr 1..-.U .-in. i,,.i-
how tl f entire puiposa r,,r which In- hunting, mutinous crews and a tender
diihtry is operated can and must be dual love, utory. involving a father and
'wwd. Idaughter mul the latter suitor.
"I he Kixitlled law of sitiply and do-1 Hobart llosworth plavg a masterful
nuitid will never aff jrd a living wngo'tol,. in tt mnnner that dominates every
in a system organized according to scene in which he appears. He is lit
nwidern busings pt im liles. ,erully. its his .st pictures have
'f '""'"al yield of any In- proven, the Imd-gooil'man of the gea
these boys' nights prove as tmim-
lar with the boys of Phoenix as is
expected, it is planned t- have one
each week, ulso for the fke weeks fol
lowing this. Heal fun and a gxd time
from start to finish, in association
with picked men who like boys, and
know how to give them a good time, is
in sisht. Hoys: it s up to you. A big
bunch of fellows Is wanted. Come.
Committee.
and "The Sea Lion" bids Talr to in
his popularity. Hessie Love
makes her debut as his leading lady.
She- is petite, pretty and quite capable
of handling the role assigned her.
Unusual Values in New Spring Merchandise
A
COMPLETE LINE OF CAMPING SUPPLIES, GARDEN AND
LAWN TOOLS AT BARGAIN PRICES '
REMARKABLE VALUES IN OUR NEW
LAWN MOWERS
4
The kind that makes lawn mowing a real pleasure.
JLawn and Garden Tools
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE AND WE BELIEVE THAT WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY-GARDEN CULTIVATORS, GRASS SHEARS, SCYTHES,
RAKES, TROWELS, HOES, SHOVELS, SPADES, SPADING FORKS
EVERYTHING FOR LAWN AND GARDEN. v
i
Camping and Touring Supplies
OUTFIT NOW FOR SPRING AND SUMMER OUTINGS. CAMPING OUTFITSUTEN.
SILS, STOVES, TENTS, AUTO TENTS, CAMP BEDS, CHAIRS, AUTO BEDS, AUTO
TRUNKS, OUTING GRIPS AND SUITCASES. USED RIFLES.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
GARDEN HOSE
M0RD0FF & W00LF
217 W Main St.
Complete House Furnishers,
a
DON'T FORGET OUR
EXCHANGE DEPT.
the
14.lSl.3i
ror some, time the men of the
l'hoenlx Hrotherhwd
ninif fur ci'i-fa ..f
. .. - .. .' . . HilA.i..si. cl.. hn. l, K,a .roJt preimuma re-iveil liimiic the
vijne nan. ireo tor an boys or twelve I'-i'' D'"J" viuiuj 95.7S7.9
or over, ami esiiccially of high school , accepted tnia opportunity.
and 7th and kth gTade ages. There Tne Metropolitan again held the
will be games the bovs like, stunt. I record among a!l companies In the
nd a general good time under the;wo''.'u 1921 with ll.564.7S9.607 new
direction of Cash Wood, county "V" i insurance. Us assets increased more
secretary, and the boys' committoo of,tnan one hundred and thirty million
the Hrotherhood. consisting of J. O. N. dollars, and its income was $3S,462,919
Podlng. Prof. Milam, and Louis Colver. niore llian 11 was iu 19--JiHslKted
by other men of the brother-! ,n accepting the opportunity for
he ml. . (health and welfare work, the company
If these bovs' nights nrovp as mm u-'extended the free nursing service
Premiitma ami fltnUemU
duru.g the year
year
Vow ami r-Liim paid durin
ear
Name ot Company, National Live
I'ompanr.
Name oi I'reai.ieitt, Freil A. Iloviutlul. I
Name of Secretary, IHnuui It. Clark,
statutory rettiilent alt.iniey for aervire. Ray E.
Vealrr, i0 Oreg.ntan Bhl. rorttaml. Ore
liuturaiM.-
given to industrial p-jlicy-holdcrs o
that list year it was effective In 2S0O
cities and towns and the nurses made (
more than 2.100.000 free visits. Ar
rangements have been completed by
which employers. Insuring their em
ployes under group policies, receive
the benefit of the nursing service and
welfare literature.
In connection with the Society for
life Prevention of Tuberculosis, the
company is conducting a great experi
ment at Framingham, Mass. i Practl
caMy nil the population were examined
for signs of this disease, and then,
j wiu physicians to advise them, mea
sures were take,n to improve the eon
jditlons and for the general betterment
jof the health of the city. One result
has been that deaths from tuberculosis
in Framingham during the three or
four years that the experiment has
been in progress have dropped from
the rate or 121 per 100,000 to 40.
During 1920 and 1921 the company
lianed, and pledged itself to loan J68.
I'SO.OUO on new dwellings and apart
ment houses providing homes for
17,741 families.
In 1921 the death rate among indus
trial policy-holders reached its lowest
point 31 per cent lower than it was
ten years previous. The rate from
typhoid fever decreased 71 per cent;
from tuberculosis, 49 per cent; from
Itright's disease, nearly 30 per cent,
and from infectious diseases of chil
dren nearly 37 per cent. The records
kept by the company show thut( com
pared with 1911. there were. In 1921.
oo.eoo fewer deaths than there would
have been if the 1911 death rate had
prevailed.
The Meti-opolltuQ announces it will
continue its efforts for the improve
ment of health and the consequent
saving of life, recognizing that the con
fidence which tho American people
have In the company gives it still
greater opportunity t6 serve them, not
only in insurance protection, but in
the prolongation of life.
W. C.isiou Domergue, popular man
ager for southern Oregon for this com
pany has been in Modford four years
and with his live-wire agents. J. I.
Perry, C. H. Harrison, J. J. Wilkinson
or Medford. and CJeo. T. I'eake of
Grants Pass, and E. G. Nanlgun and
C.'A. Hazcn of Ashland, is increasing
the business of this popular company
every year. The local office is in the
Liberty building.
Coming to
MEDFORD
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST f
in Internal MedlHno for the
paMt cloven years
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at .
Holland Hotel
Monday, April 3
Office Hours : 10 a. ill. to 4 p. Dl.
OXE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Good for That "Flu" Cough ,
For quick relief from the wearing
coughs that "hang on" utter tho grippe
or influenza, take Foley's Honey and
Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake, Childs, Md.,
writes: "After an attack of the flu that
left me with a severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me (till 1 trlqd
Foloy's Honey and Tar,' which I can
highly recommend." It is alao'good
for croup, whoopins cough and colds.
It puts a soothing, healing coating over
the inflamed surfaces, cuts tho phlegm,
eases hoarseness, clears tho nlr pas
snges. Sold everywhere. .
Dr. MeUenthln is a regular gradu
ate in medicine and surge.') and ia 11
cttifed by the ttate of O.'egor. H
visits professionally the more Import
ant towns and cities and offerj to all
who call on this trip iroo consulta
tion, except the expense of treatment
when desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gull stones, ulcers cf
stomach, tonsils or adenoid.
Ho has to his credit wonderful re
sults In diseases of the stomach, liv
er, bowel, blood, skin, nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
better, do not fall to call, as Improp
er measures rather than dlseaso are
ofton the cause ot your long standing
trouble.
Hemember, above date, that con
sultation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different. '
Married women must ho accompan
ied by their husbands.
Address: 336 Boston Block, Min
neapolis. Minn. '
Day or Night
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