PXCW STEVEN
Items of Interest From the Rogue River Valley
nrrcnPORn matt; tribune, frmroronT), oheoon, frtday, marcit ,u 1022
HOTEL LOCATORS
VISIT ASHLAND
ON APRIL 1 5TH
AHIIl.ANl), Mar. 3 1. On or shout
April 15, riiim tU hotel humor
will v In It till vicinity, nil tier lulu nn
Itnuiiwini'iit niadu. Tim iii'oji'ct 1 111-
)tc either a liiru Himliui linn uiuiux!
tu Dim ImtKl proper or a haUding hy
Itself duvotml to Kuiiltniluiii mrnwii,
Evidently internals closely allied Id
those of tlio 8uulliirn 1'iiclfle will to
back of Hit) iitui'iirisii, provided It I 11
, h haum r MiCorinlik. Ill' li
limtiil and t'ollock being mentioned,
the latter Of whom has been pmmmI
liKiitly ilin(l(Ux tth the ('iiiiiiiiii)'n
talma house and dltiliiK cur service.
It I tuken fur Ki n til ml Hint M aiilmtun
ttitl bonus will liti u iirercipiliilie In ad
viii' of (jiiuiiiiiluiilni, huy project
whatever. Aii lo it kIi fur Hm bit;
Improvement. Hut knotting ones nr
riinfl.li'iit lluit mi eligible mid exten
sive one In the park doiuuln w lit bu
Innlmml upon.
"Theodora" will bo ttu ntiriii'tlon
t Ilia VlntaK April 5, fi and 7, a re
inlnilr of "Klorodurs," tho Ktiy entur
taliilng fu tor of furmer days.
The Ashland In.n Works will be re
oixmed within a abort time, not under
simpler (if a joint stock cm oriitl'ii,
but managed by trlvBio parties, Mr.
and Mra. Hernard Olirl.n. Mitt 1U-
Wl, one of tliu raptaln of Inilimiry
formerly connected with tbo concern,
will uhtvIh' activities In the opemV
Ina department. Mr. IMaon O llrlon
attending to iifflctt bUMltM'HM detullH.
Healdcnla of the rant side are indig
nant some tiTMrlicil over tli
tneaking proclivities of a 'Teeping
"lom." and 'iino of Hie women art'
itiohllitlng with Intent to shoot.
Ashland voyager to the Orient, re
turning tir visit to Japan, t'liiitii
and Hie l'lillliinoH. rcirt having met
t'opt. K. T. Kva. of Hi i reiciilnr army,
now stationed at Camp MrKlnley, near
Manila. The captain's assignment to
wmt muile sometime
iiku from Hm I'rosldlo lit .Monterey.
Mix. Kohs hold nn Important clerical,
ixmltloii in the Far lCiisl.
Ikiii't hitch your inn loo near tho
fire hydrants, Allow a space of at
ImiinI twenty feet to Intervene, under a
penally which In being enforced of five
dolhiis for a first offense, plus more If
your foigetfulness or thoughtlessness
In rupented.
Following III Hie footstep of Froll
buch, of Medford, Puller of Anlilnnd, I"
it I mo uttundlnK tliu short course kinder
garten for chamber of commerce secre
taries ut a clinic belnit held ut KiiKemi,
M. K. Ilorr. foiinor proprlrtor or the
Klkhorn Kunalore. lum hoiiKhl of Hob-
ert Derrick nn entire block In rulrvlew
uddlilmi, i liiHHirieil mh "li" In tli'i pint.
Hcrilck recently ImiiKbt out tlm con
fertlnnery mnuiifui turlnu pliint In
lienvnr block.
Multii coiniuuiiilnry of tho Tcmplur
orKanlxatlon Ih conipinplutliKC olianrv-
lint tho rtiHloinary Kaaior aervlcu at
Mi tlford. which Huh yeur iM-cura April
10. A liirKn rout liiKcnt or Hm inenjber
nlil rcnldca at Medford, mid It la fob
lowlnx nn unwritten hiw to oliHervo
tho creitt Cbrlittliiii hollduy by rotation
uiiiouk the towru within the coiiiimin
ilei y'n Jin Ih'IIi'Uoii.
Irf'edolii, of the Tiro lioHpltul, him
lHM-n utteudinK a blK Kiitiii-i ln of aoto-
lliohllu dvulei In I'ortllilld, while
I'runk Murpliy mid Hum Jordan huve
nlmi Ih'I'II KuextN of M reunion of dec
irlrliiim nt'tirunta 1'inot. both Hichc
bimlnemi (octal event bi lliK ubhih Int
el with biiiiietlnK Krcoiupaniiiienta.
RAILROAD WORK
AT BUTTE FALLS
GOING FORWARD
Item; KAI.IH, .Mur. 80. The
rullrouu work In pruMi'uliiK vury
nicely, thoiiKli intermitted Koiticwlint
hy bud wiuthor. Tli 1' & K lum pur
iliiimU u new oll-burnliiK locomotive.
Wu lire IiuvIiik koiok ruin now, but
It In Wurioer thiiu It hint Incn, una
o urn In hope It will forget to miow
Hie rent of HlU Inoiilli.
J. 1. I'ulton wiih lilinl un Junltor for
tliu w liool luxt Monduy.
Mi. H. Johnxtoit rtilurnod homo
Tliutudny from Medfonl, after niioiiU
Inu tliu fore purt of the wt-t-k thure
uliopplna- uml vUIHiik.
C'Iiun. 1'utlon returned Sunday
from Medford with bin bride who wmh
Alvuhld ltoiilvedl, it teacher n tho
liluh Nihool mid will liiuko their
hoiiit) here, IiuvIiik bouifht tliu II. l.
.MIIIm reiildeiit-u. Mr. uud Mra. lloni
iiIho uirlved on tho aumo trojn. Mra.
Kuiilco Horn l u U-uchcr here, uud
uuruiK tliu i inlntmuN tiollduya wua
nuirrlcd to Mr. Horn of iillfornlu.
Ho la on n abort vlalt during KuuUr
vucutlou,
J:orn. to Mr. mid Mra. Cvt-rt-tt Ab
bolt u Hi-vi n und onu-liulf-pound buby
Kill.
Mra. M. 1'. Uaktr returned Wcd-
iieaduy with llltlo John ' Kredirirk
wll, WedncHilny, April Cih, All mem.
bcra of tho orKunl.utlon uro urKod to
be there, A picnic lunch, furnlahc-d by
ineinhura of Hie aid will be aurved ut
noon, tvery lady who cornea la naked
to brlriK MUndwlcliDH, take, miliol, fruit
or unythlnK that will contribute, to a
big and flrat rain feed. A good time In
Crimea dull uad It la hoped a lurgc
crowd will be tlicrn to lond Kood cheer,
wlillnK hnnda, patlenco and akill to
ward making evory happening of the
dHy a blK auccem, no that when even
InK coiiion tho titillU, coiiipleli'd, will
lay before them In all their beauty
aymbollc of the Inbor united that lb'.
hnppy worker put In thut day.
Mr. and Mra. Oeue, Chllderi of Hro-
NEW OFFICERS
ROGU
IV
E R.
CLUB ELECTED
rtoOflS invert, Mar. 20. On
Friday afternoon, March 24th, the lu-dk-N
of the Civic Improvement club
met at the home of Mr. Falrchlld,
phy vlNlU'd relative and their many!'. Oeoi-Ko Lowd ndaiHtln aa ho-
frlendN hero tho paHt week end.
tho homo of Edwin Taylor lant Satur
day. A few neiKhbor and friends Kath
ered at tho Klelnharnmor home laat
Snturday evenlnff and Nxnt the time
until a late hour playing carda.
Minn IxHtle Montitomery returned
laat Saturday from her home at Prlno
viile, where fthe wan called to attend
the funeral of her Bister, Mra. 8. K.
Meaalnxer.
I lean and Glenn Saltrnarsh are quite
nick with the flu.
People of the community have or
ganized a Sunday achool meeting to
be held at 2:30 o'clock at the Vnlon
Town school house.
WILLOW SPRINGS
THURSDAY
cms
MEETS APRIL 6TH
l-vl Btewart, former reHldcnl herejlluker, a new arrival. Hlio lia been
Mlaa Chrlxtlna lle kmun, who la a
atudenl this year at tlm I'lilveralty of
Oregon, la hero thla week upending the
aprlng vacatkn with her parenta. Dr.
and Mr. Ilockinun and her many
fileudH here.
Mlaa Arlene Hay, of Urophy, Derby
dlatrlct, apent the wf-ek-end with her
parenta, Mr. and Mra. Dick Hay at
their home here.
Jack Kotithwoll, who haa been quite
111 In a Portland hoapltal for wvcral
days pant, haa returned to hla home
here much Improved in health, and la
now well on tliu road to compute recovery.
I'rofeaHor Waldo David, renowned houm-a.
tetut. Mra. Hmtifk wua guext of honor
The Niihjei t for roll call wua "Kventa"
K-B,onH brliiKlng out funny Intc-r-
eKtlng cxpfiienrea. Svw officer
were elected na followa: Mn, Kar
hurt, prenldent; Mra. Mlnthorne. vice
lireitldeiit; Mra. Anna Clark, record
ing aecretary; Mra. Wlltton, rorrea
lioriding iM-intury; Mra. Mcllvuln,
treuaurer. Tho new preaident In her
chunnlng manner, rnude a very help
ful and appropriate speech. Mrs.
Philip Ktrahan gave a reading. Ic
llcloua refreahinenta were aervt-d, and
tlm meeting adjourned, everyone feel
ing that a profitable time had been
Kpcnt. There were 25 In uttendahce.
Mra. Kinuck left Kunduy evening
for Corvallla, where ahe reaumea her
work oa niutron of one of the sorority
EVANS VALLEY
and member of' tho local Masonic
lodge, la an applicant for admission to
the Massnli' llmno ut Koreitt Orovo.
Ha Is a Civil war (a-unloner. nearly HO
year of age, and hua been llvlug with
hla Hon John ut Multnomah, a aiihur
bun st.iHon on the Hoiilliern Pacific
neur I'ortlund.
A ciiatoiner at a bx al pharmacy got
III wlrea crossed tho other duy, leav
ing a prescription lo be filled which
raited for wood onlies. charcoal, salt.
air alucked lime, sulphur and copperas
vlKlttng with her stater Mia. Oncur
llli kuubothein, tho lust wuvk, wult
Ing to get a chunca to coma homo on
iho Mpccdcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Duy went out on the
atugo Monday and when they got to
K. Nell's where they chungo sIukvs,
.Mra. Day fell und broko her arm.
Mao Kox and son, Klinon, huve
moviJ back to tho Y"vk1 L.umler
i amp In Cullfurntu, whurs her hus
bund Is working.
Cecil AhUtrom went out to Med
ford hint wet-k to have his wrlal
X.lEuVefl. n frurlurH liHVlnv rn.
vii ine iiiKreoiema r.UMv-i mi..n , ,.ved ttl the Central I'olnt Nutkutball
lridlKl)iis amoiiiits, and the nomeiv,Unie, and found out it had been
rluture thereof being Indicated In runlud. that la. soma of tho bones. U
plain Kngllsh Instead of flu latin, the.swiiis to bother him when he lifts or
tho Philippines
UL D !.(?
iilu rtrrtna
STOP PAIN OF
RHEUMATISM
pill jieddler readily surmlNed that a
spray compound was wanted. Jn cer
tain liistiinces. like hunk checks, sonic
'prescriptions ought to bo cerilfh'd.
ItemvmlN-r that the municipal clean
up date Is Tuesday, April , and. reno
vate the homo premise accordingly.
work It v?ry much.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bwlnk were
down from their ifbmestead Frlduv
: u.l Huturday vwwinc and trudlna
with the inerhiicnla and listening to
I he axm'Niior, as they huve a flivver
which Is snowed lu up at their home,
und pi-ilmps will be until June, so
Mrs. George Martin was called to
Fresno, Calif., a few daya ago by the
serious Illness of her brother' wife.
Monday evening's entertainment.
given by Oeorgo Tltu Wilson of Med
ford was thoroughly enjoyed ly those
musician and oompotter, and owner
and operator of the famous elaborate
ly gilded triple-toned golden chimes,
the only Instrument of it kind in the
t'nltcd State, will be in Central Point
lVi .1 .. l a 1 1 . v . 1
riiuu, rniiiK, lrn uie nn. Bl ten- ., 81(,i.nM atld bad weather
tral hull, and will there give to the k.pt mnny from attending. The va
llitlslc loving public of this vicinity the ri, ty t literary selections, depicting
(hance to hear nonio of tho sweetest child and home life, romance, plan-
and rarest music that has ever b'en tation scenes, comic pieces, as well a
heard Tho concert will Include "Arias .tho mualcal selections, were all well
from IJohemlan Girl," populur mclc rendered. J. Whltcomb Klley's
.li-.. a i.f..,.. tv... ..i...i v o "When the orld ItuMs lp' was a
WILLOW SPUIXG3, Mar. 30. Tho
next ineetlni? of the Willow Spring
Thursday club will he on April Cth at
the O. S. Welchcr home. The ancre
tary request that every one answer to
roll call with a helpful household hint
or recipe. It la hoped there will be a
run attendance as It is fx peeled the
president will demonstrate a now
household comfort and home neces-
George Martin is back on our mall sity. ,
route after a few weeks rest, Sherml Mr. and Mr. Hugh Porter and
Estell has been acting a substitute daughter and Mr. and Mr. Werrltt
during hi absence. Hoagland and on motored to Gold
School haa been closed In the Mays nill Sunday and called on friends
creek district for the past two week. there. Mr. Hoagland haa Just returned
on account of the "flu" as most of the from Roseburg where he has been cm-
scholars wero sick and unable to at-'ployed for a number of month. -
tend school, but school opened Mon- LitUo Junior Clarke, who Is etllt In
day with a very small number present. 'the Medford hospital, la now consld-
Llndsey Neathammcr who waa Tery ered out of danger and hla parents
sick with the flu for several weeks Is hope to bring him home In another
tette from Lucia, and many other clas
sic and populur air. This affords a
rare treat for all and as the prices are
within the reach of everyone, the
bonne should bo crowded on that ton and children
night. In addition to the concert there! The - H' and T- - r H"
will be elvpn a f.w briili.ni ...wnnn. once more gathered up their baskets.
bags, nooss anu neeaiea ana mea
winner. Come again.
J. M. Carlton, former rancher of
this vicinity, pusaed away at Medford
on Tuesday. Frlenda and neighbor
extend their sympathy to Mr. Carl-
conslderably improved at this writing.
Frank Wooldridge of the Applegatej
valley Is working for U. E. Richman.
Mrs. It. E. Richman visited her
mother, Mr. Grace Rush, last Sunday.
George Glhney, agent for the Mc
Ness Medical Co., was calling on his
customers in this locality Tuesday and
Wednesday of thi week. '
Mr. L. E. Neathammcr received the
sad news last week that her father
had died with the flu at I lend. Ore.,
and was buried at the Rogue River
cemetery last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raker returned home
from Crescent City, Calif., last week
by the cleverest of local talent These
selections will be lntersersed with
the concert numbers, and will be the
best that artistic Central Point af
fords. Tho evening's entertainment
themselves off to the home of Mrs.
Jucobson Wednesday evening. After
the usual stunts and eats they wan
dered back home.
The Anti-Saloon league gave their
will be well w-orth any one's time and 'Interesting and Instructive lecture,
Whrn you are lufTering with rheu
nuutin n you can hardly get around
iut try Red Pepper kub and you will
hvs the quickot relief known.
Nothing hai such concentrated, pen
etrating heat ai red pcpperi. Innant
relief. Jiut si toon you apply Red
"epper Kub you feel the tinuling hrat.
In three minutri it warms the tore pot
through and through. Frcet the blood
rlrruUlion. breaks up the congestion
and the old rhemnatum torture i gone.
Rowlci Red Pepper Rub, made Irnm
red prpperi. costs little at any drug
tore Get a jar at once. Use it for
lumbago, neurit i, hackarhr. Hid neck,
ore muHio, cnldi in chrtt. Almuit
. initant relic f await you. He sure to
get Ihe genuine, Willi tile name Rowlci
on etch package.
Wvuther Idlosynciacles on Thursday, he Inquiring In the new tax law-
were a reminder that March la not ," tur- aa the people don l get to use
ouly going out like a Hon. hut plus lbV,'"',r i av lut ,llx 'lhs here, unless
nrtlvltles nsuMialed withatlKer two;""'y ru" hrough a snow Uiift, or
nruvitles issih la tod wiiu a tigr. w,ma ,lnl ft d surely
l..r ruin, and a l..br.l. However, lu.,, uS bln the woimI 11 , J3on
temiwruture I not very cold. i fnll rB M.tM an(1 j,,,,,
The return of Knder the eldi-r is a t0 in the aprlng. uf courso If this
n'tnlnder of the big w holesale grocery extra, tax or compulsion to buy II-
CHtiibllshment In prospw t for Ashlnnd.jcvnse. proceeds was Intended to Im-
tho site for which Is already provided 'prove our mountain roud, tho people
on truckage convenient for transporta
tion futilities.
Rev. Messrs, Ohtflcld and Koehlor
were among Ashland representatives
ut the recent Ministerial Association
gathering In Medford.
would bo vrry glud of thu cause, but
wherius we ee no such good luck In
store for us. everyone ha a kick com
ing. Allene Jackson and Gertrudo Fro-dt-nburg
left for Medford Sunday to
liuvo sumo dental work dono on their
From oi.lclul figures It develops aching teeth, and will remain till tho
that wUlows pensions. In Juckson!,1J,,le f ho week.
i Mm. inn jacKson went aown on
the stiiKO Suturduy to meet Mr. Jack
son (who I stationed at Kauaw Luke
money and air Central Point should
make an effort to he there. "Tho Gol
den Chimes" concert will be given
here under the auspices of the local
lollies' Aid society.
Merrltt lloajtluna arrived here from
Roseburg Sunday morning to spend a
few days with hiB family. Mr. Hoag-
landv haa been in the employ of tho
"Safeguarding the Mtlon," Tuesday
evening In the community hall.
A large gathering of relative and
friends paid their last respect at the
funeral of C. U. McClellan op Wed
nesday, March 29th at the Fresby
terlun rhurfh. Service wa conduct
ed by Mr. James Martin In the ab
sence of the pastor. At the cemetery
the I. O. O. F. had charge. Mr. Mc-
a citizen of this place
Kolll ll(m tJir-lfl rvimnanv nl tCU'Han WU
f,ii ilia i,at i.u. lor many ji-um. v
completed his work there, will scnd
time here prior to going elsewhere.
Joseph R. Holme, young baggage-
Much needed street
progress in the town.
It is rumored that
work Is In
week.
Mrs. Barnes Smith la at home after
a delightful week at Corvallis and
Portland.
Orchardlats In this vicinity have
about finished spraying and a number
are getting out smudge pots prepara
tory to givlns Jack Frost a warm wel
come. J. S. Miner's brother who has been
visiting here for the past month, left
for his home in Kansas last week.
Mr. Dusenberry of Medford 1b a
guest at the M. F. Young home one
day last week.
Thirteen Is certainly a lucky nuui-
after a two months visit with their iber at times. O. S. Welcher haa a
daughter, Mrs. llefler. hitter of pigs farrowed last week that
Mr. and Mrs. Will Illllis and chil
dren and Mrs. Smithpeter are sick
with the flu this week.
Rev. Fielder was calling on old
friends in this locality Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. Philips of L'pper Erans creek,
is working for Mr. Honner, installing
his new Bawmill.
Eugene Moore left for Willamette
valley, last Sunday where he is em
ployed for the summer.
James and W. G. Oden
has thirteen lusty member.
home from their mines at Jump-Off
Joe, last Monday.
Earl Rostwlck was transacting busi
ness In Grants Pass one day last week.
George Wooldridge of Missouri Flat
was a visitor at It. E. Richman' for a
few days last week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Neat
hammer on March 12th, a daughter. '
Mm. r.winrft Kmltli la vlsitlnip Mr
returned land Mrs. Carls this week. ' :
Clean-Up Week will soon be an
nounced. Everybody get ready!
cotihty for February, amounted to
Ulil: county farm expense $l.'S; and
exM-nso of aiding the needy outside of
thu county farm, $740.
Wlnfleld Scott Hull, civil war veter
an, rolchriilcd his 7Mh birthday March
hatcher)' until May) but hud to come
to Medford on a short business trip.
Alice To nun to and buya returned
from Hrow nsbtiro Tuesday, where she
26. and recently ut their homo on lum been visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Harrison street hu and hi wifo ob-.i-owuen. for mo past two weeks,
served
sary.
their tOtli wedding nnnlver-
Wnich the little folks
speed home
for
Kelloggs
Corn Raises
Tfr r;
r' if 0; !
3
"MasVtr, f iluwvi mint tht rmr ivsta
rrj hm AlU(jra Carn Hmk&. I
it't hmrdly avjlt till I hmv fmt qultk,
It'i great to see child-enthusiasm for Kellogg's; great
to see every one in the family enjoy their crisp crunchiness
and wonderful flavor!' To sit down before a heaping
bowlful of theso joyous oven-browned "sweet-hoarts-of-the-corn"
and some milk or cream and fresh fruit, if
it's handy Is just about the very last word in appetizing
appeal! And, your good tasto will prove that!
Kellogg's Corn Flakes ought to be superior they aro
the original Corn Flakes! Kellogg's are
never tough or leathery; never hard to
eat; never a disappointment I
x4L,d2H Bo certain to get Kellogg's the
yQKffyl delicious kind of Corn Flakes in the
RED and GREEN package because
nono are genuine without the Signature
of W. K. Kellogg, the originator of
Toasted Corn Flakes.
Caprel Jones returned from tho
Valley Monday.
There will bo a benefit dauco lu
Iho hull April eighth, proceeds to go
to improving the park. Tho ladles
uro requested to bring thu. euta. Tho
Kiiiiionsou orchestra will furntHh tho
iiiunIc, tho uso of tho hull being do
nated, and oiio dollur will buy a
ticket for tho amusement. Every
body welcome.
Will und Liiwrcnco Mooro were
cullers ut Ashland Siiuduy on account
of tho HlneSH of their father, who Is
very low at this writing. Mrs. Mooro
left for Ashland this morning (Wed
nesday), Ira Tongute went to Oold Hill to
day to attend tho funerul of hi undo,
Michael Foley,
Mr. und Mr. Elmer Hoeff loft for
iho valley Tuesday for a visit with
relatives.
Mr. Oeorgo Parker and Frank Cur-
son returned; irnnt Medioru TUosuay
evening. Tho hitter hn boon out pur
chasing a confectionary supply for
his store. Wliilo Mr. lturker hu been
in un Ashland hospital for a week or
moro from the effect of tho flu.
Mrs. J. I. Pntton was in Medford
Inst week visiting her mother, Orund-
ma Edmonson, wno na uecn quuo
sick, but Is Improving slowly.
STOLEN PLUNDER
AT CENTRAL POINT
LITTLE APPLEGME
man for the Southern Pacific company hotel has changed hnnds.
at Medrord. who ha been confined toj
hi home here for the past week with
a sharp attack of rheumatism, ha so
iur recoverea as to do auie to return
to hi duties at the Medford station
the latter part of the week.
Rev. and Mr. Iteatty will arrive
here this week from the north and will
take up their residence in the local
Methodist parsonage soon. Rev. Beat
ty has been secured lo fill the vacancy
in tho pulpit at tho Community church
caused by the resignation of Rev. Carl
ton Jones, luto pastor of (he church.
Tho new man will preach hi initial
the Pioneer
Mrs. Dura Saltrnarsh was a pleasant
caller at the home of Mrs. John llas
klns last Wednesday.
Mrs. "Valentine Coincbest returned
last Tuesday from Medford, where ahe
has been visiting several days.
Mr. Walter Zeidler was calling on
sermon Sunday. April 2nd. All mem-1 Miss Montgomery Monday evening,
bers of the church are especially urged' Many of ,the farmers in this section
to be there, and evcryono is Invited to
attend all services on that day and all
following Sundays
Tho inuny Central Point friends of
aro busily engaged In plowing and put
ting in their crops.
Those neither absent nor tartly from
school last month are Klnora Silva,
tho Foley family of Gold Hill, who are 'Clay Combest. Karl and Lloyd Silva
well known here, wero very sorry to I and Claus Klelnhammer.
TOASTED
CORN
'"r'nHtt
hear of tho death of Mr. Foley which
occurred recently and extend their slu
cvrvst sympathy to them In their Borrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. I'ursel were busi
ness visitor in Medford last Tuesday.
Mrs. l'uul Anderson and Mrs. Wal
ter Zeidler were pleasant callers at
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Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Handy "Payer" boxes of li tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Drusgurtj
Aspirin U Ihc trade nurk of Bayer Manufacture of MotaoacrticaciileKtcr ut Sa!lc;llcclt
We Recommend
IGHERRO FLOUR
FOUND UNDER MILL
CORN IXAICEO
ilia aukiM 0f KELLOGG'S MUMBLES aad KELLOGG'S BRAN, cookta tad ktiunbUJ
CENTRAL VOINT. Mar. 30. Plun
der, lncludlim Roods taken from thu
local ixml hall and other buslnesa
places here several months agx, was
accidentally discovered recently by
boys while worklrn; under the Central
Point Mill. The Roods were evidently
placed there aomo time ago with the
Intention or securely hiding them until
tho time was ripe tor the thlet to come
und get them without four of arrest or
detection. It was a good place to hldo
them and till would have worked well
for the lawbreaker had not his plunder
been discovered, and taken away out
of his reach.
There will ho an all day quilting
party for members ot the Ladles' Aid
society at the home of Mrs. Joe llos-
Because of the quality and scientific blending of hard wheats. It
is strictly an Oregon product, and particular housewives will find
the bread a credit to their table. The flour is guaranteed to
please in taste, texture and making. One sack will convince you
of its quality and the more you use, the more you will like it.
Present retail price $2.65 a 49-lb. sack.
Respectfully yours,
Hibbard' s Grocery Home Grocery Jackson St. Grocery
West Side Groceteria Star Market Currier Grocery
H. . Marsh Court St. Grocery S. Oakdale Grocery
Jones' Cash Store k Truax Company Jacksonville Cash Store
Hutchinson & Lumsden Warner, Wortman & Gore
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