Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 08, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVACIF. TWO mfjyfoTvT) matt; trfrttxf.. MF.nrom). OT?F.no. moxdav. may a. 1022 Focal and Personal 'thai woather today, was that of Hundny, In uncertain with nlierunto l t,i ioilg of BiitiHhine, showers and ctuudlACM. Tho prediction Is for orca nioirnl rain Tuesday. The past two niilits hove been worrysonie tu the crclinrdlHts as both last night and Snt unliiy night they feared a hard frost If tlm Sky cleared. 'Fortunately, how- v r, it remained cloudy both nights. A feature of. today's weather wua a hai il shower mixture of rain, snow and bail in tho city about 11:30 a. in. When In need ot shingles and roof ing mil Wallace Woods, 10S. Til E. Mailt. r.arsalnH second-hand bleyclea. Lib erty Repair Shop. i iake your little plrl happy with an sulil a-pearl necklace. The family arid t'lirnds will keep !t growing. Martin J. Iteidy, Jeweler. . 46 " Arthur Hums ot the state depart Hit nt of labor was In Medford Satur l;iy and Sunday gathering statistics r.nrl oilier Information relative to la l or conditions in this city for record jit the labor bureau, of which 11. C. (.rum is head. Pacrafice sale Buy borne and living fptta one year's crop 10 acres bearing steward witb alfalfa; house and barn, ne;r Medford, paved highway, .only I 1 ..u0 ; easy teims. Improvements cost iiwm'. Gold Kay Realty Co. Phone KMl or 1S4-Y. i Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet . . tf Nico-Dust kills aphis on rcses and on tables. Sold by Monarch Seed Co There was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lli R WilliojiiR . an piLrlit nniinii ! daughter on Sunday morning at the liiwm ot Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. (nd Mrs. J. W. Vann on West Second . tr' t. ;- .... . T-liere will be a regular meeting of nKtiites chapter Wednesday evening May 10th. Mrs. Strang will have charge of the social hour. 41 &tre money on garden tools and hote at Monarch Seed Co. 'Gifts that last." A big selection for th baby. Martin J. Reddy, Jeweler. 46 yss Marjorie Dalzell of Klamath K-il)a who arrived here Saturday by auto with her father, W. A. Dalzell, r.rrior postmaster ot Klamath Falls, to visit friends, left for home by train! I'm morning. Mr. Dalzell will remain bere looking after business matters tor several days. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf Lattice and all kinds of moulding, our own make. Trowbridge Cabinet Works, j 44 Sweet potato plants. Monarch Seed 6 Feed Co. - Because of the warm weather which has increased the flow ot the river and clouded the water, the salmon fish in during the past two days has been Ixr. Fishermen report, very few of the big fellows striking the spinners. Mountain streams are reported too told yet for good trout fishing. Grants PassCourier. This office Is prepare to print U(lKer sheets, bills, etc., nsed on the bookkeeping machines. - Don't give jour orders to traveling men and have tkem printed out ot Medford. Phone us nnd we will call. tt Anto Insurance. Bmjwb & White. Viavl dealer. Miss Foor, hotel Medrd 4 Thirty-one persons who arrived in Bin,- cars spent Saturday and Sunday ci(.-:'ts at the city auto camp, half of whim are enroute south. This morn ing nearly all of the auto tourists con tinued on their journeys, north and "HOMtJl. Mrs. M. T. Edwards has moved her stenographic and ni altigraph offices fnctn tho third floor of the Liberty building to. rooms 405-406-407 and 40? on the .fourth floor of the same build It." 43 yo; 1 Netted Gern potatoes $2.!5 per V lbs. delivered any place in town. Hutchison'; Luinsden. , 41 W-et potato plants. Monarch Seed & f'ed Co. : ' 1 , ' The Green Springs road is now open for travel, some machines having come over from Klamath Falls during the la.M; few days. ' Howard's stage ex perts ' to ' 6tart operations over that road cn the 10th of tlie month, thereby ? l.oripnlng the route 29 miles over that which is being used at the pres ent time. Ashland Tidings. 1 have taken over thi Whitn tr Trow. briiie. Insurance Agency, formerly pc-ruted by Mr. Ben. J. Trowbridge. I will be pleased to attend to all endorsements, or aid in adjusting 1( t:f a. J. W. Wakefield, Palm lilock. ... , 45 WE SELL Protection Service THAT'S ALL - BUT Are You Getting Both? Insure with' McCurdy ; IXSIRAXCE ' AGENCY A fire starting from the- chimney oe-J John Goodrich, with the assistance curred this forenoon at the home ofiof Bevcral friends Is erectlug -v sum Newton Borden on North Front St.lmcr cottage for himself on his land The fiw department was on hand at j once and the flames were extinguished before a great deal of damage had been done. A hole several feet square was burned in the roof. Chief liwton desires thai the public be Informed that the fire department reached the scene of the conflagration this time in advance of tho Copco line chiefs car and furthermore that tho Copco cars do not boat tho M. F. IX to the ftres as a usual thing. Children cared for. Mrs. W.. N. Campbell. 371-L. . 45 Phone 6S4 Medford Service Co. 4 1 Crescent orchestra Kagle Point, Sat 69 Mis. George Kunzman left lust night for Seattle where she will attend the Northwest Parent-Teachers confer ence as the P. T. A. delegate from Medford.- Found A place, where they repair all makes ot cars, reborn cylinder, sell Del.uxe pistons, McQuay-Norrls rings, Liberty cars. A square deal place to trade. Riverside Garage, tf When in need ot sash and doors, call Wallace Woods. 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. " George Codding arrived home this forenoon from attending the executive committee meeting of the state Amer ican Legion organization. Mr. Codding is a member ot the committee and is the vice commander ot the state Legion. Young lady wants position as sten ographer or office work. Will do extra work in either. Phone 3S3-J. tt Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Dance. Eagle Point, Sat. nite. 59 Rev. E. P. Lawrence will preach at the -Applegate school house on Tues day night at 7:3d p. m. . A Sunday school was recently organized here by Rev. C. C. Hulet, Presbyterian Sunday school missionary. Arrangements have been made for preaching sen-tee on Tuesday night every other week from Grams Pass and Medford. These ser vices are for every one In the valley regardless ot their denominational af filiations. Clean, dry storage to rent. No household goods. Low rates. Mason, Ehrman & Co. 41 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Have that soiled or faded garment cleaned or dyed. Forsythe, 116 Mistle toe. Phone 341. 40 Al G. Barnes circus. Which played here last Wednesday opened its Port land engagement of two days in Port land today. When better automobiles are built Bulck will build them. tf Hemstitching, Plcoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. . . ., ',; Handicjit Shop. tf Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat. 59 Work of grading the Prospect-Trail section of the Crater Lake highway will begin in a few days, according to A. J. Hill, the highway contractor, who has the contract for the job. Portland Journal. For Sale Tribune ads pay. One Insertion sold our ten acre orchard and house, but we have a few five and ten acre bearing pear and apple orch ards for sale at $100 per acre. On easy payments. Gold Ray Realty Company. ' . tf A fine line of new laces just received all to go at 5c per yard while they last. Hutchison & Lumsden. 41 . lour soiled and faded garments given personal attention. Low prices, prompt service. Work called for and delivered. Forsythe Dyer & Cleaner, 116 Mistletoe. Phone 341. 40 Jimmy Richardson, business man ager of the Seattle ball club passed through this city this morning accom panied by members of the team. They are enroute to Los Angeles where they play Vernon this week. Jimmy was formerly manager of student affairs at O. A C, and has many acquain tances in this city. He says that Port land Is "pretty sore" at having been beaten 5 out of 6 games with Seattle. Marinello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Liber ty Bldg. Electrolysis. Phone 657-W. 47 Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Watch repairing ot that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. tf George Collins and party spent, yes terday at Prospect and enroute to and from there by motor. Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co.. , Phone 594 Medford Service Co. 44 Window glass, paint sash, doors, screens, everything in woodwork. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 44 Reports received by the state high way department at Salem from Its j division engineers are to the effect I that the Roseburg-Coos Bay highway is open from Coquille to Myrtle Point J but closed beyond. This stretch will probably be open about May 20 thru to Roseburg. The Coos Bay wagon iroad Is in bad condition. The North Bend -Marshfield-Coquille road Is paved. The I3andon-Port Orford-Gold Beach-California state line highway is ,open and in fair condition. Automo ! bile stages are operating. I Phone 594 Medford Service Co. 44 j Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Ashland high defeated Grants Pass higb last Friday afternoon in Ashland . by the score of 19 to 3. I luuuuiu rreucn ary cieuuiug. oer vice guaranteed. Phone 223. Apparel Cleaners and Hatters, 624 N. Riverside 40 See our window of laces Cc per yard. Hutchison & LumBden. 41 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. - Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Main street. , along the bank of Rogue River near William F. Isaacs' cottage. Another day'a work will complete tho Goodrich Jnmgalow and tt will be "ready for occu pancy as soon as tho fishing season opeus In earnest. Frozen, automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, de-liiforced and guaranteed. Only the ftuest ure-heat-Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works. S9 S. Front street, tf Lace !c yard. Insertion 3c yard. See our wiudow. Hutchison & Lums den. 41 Bearing penr and apple orchards sacrificed ot $100 acre a'ul up. 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-V. Bert Redden of Portluud. who touring, and Is en route to San Fran cisco stopped over yesterday in this city for a visit with his brothej- Frank. ' Mason, Ehrman & Co. will pay cash for local grown prunes and beans, any quantity. 41 Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson. Jeweler. tf Lace values to 15c per yard, all for 5c while they last. Hutchison & Lums den. 4 V W. 11. Brown of Reno, Nev., Is a guest at the Hotel Medford as are: Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gregory and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marinoft of Tacoma, E. E. Rorapaugh of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L. Hale and Eti Cochran of Wal lace. Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Eberly ot Salem and H. C. Brokaw and family ot Seattle. Nitrate of soda for sale by Monarch Seed Co. Faxson's Superb Dahlia roots now on sale at Central Point Order early R. H Paxson. tf Window screens, screen doors. Med ford made and made right. Prices right too. Trowbridge Cabinet Works Joe Anderson was brought to his home in the city today from Medford where he has been in the hospital since the accident two weeks ago. J C. hads and Frank V Umarth were brought here several days ago but Mr. Anderson's condition would not allow his removal hntil today. Although the men are much better they are not yet entirely out of danger, according to Dr. E. J. Billlck who is attending them As soon as Mr. Wilmarth Is far enough recovered, an operation will be neces sary to join a tendon which was sep arated in the accident. Grants Pass courier. "Beauty is the first gift that nature gives to women and the first she takes away." E. Burnham's toilet requisites shampooing, batrdresslng, manicur ing, facial massage, scalph treatments hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop, Medford Building. Phone 131-L. tf Flowers for all occasions.' See us about your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox t Bonney. 1005 East Main. Phone 374. tf Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Among the successful fishermen on Little Butte Creek yesterday were Ray Jones and Von Zundel. Mr. Jones captured 22 of the speckled beauties while Mr. Zundel brought home 30. The report is in circulation that Mrs. Zundel caught about 20 of the thirty that Von brought home. Dance! Butte Falls, Sat. May 13th. Launspach's orchestra. Midnight lunch 45 Dr. Emmens has resumed his prac tice In the Medford building. . 43 Mrs. E. N. Warner and daughter Ruth accompanied by Mrs. R. W. Antle and daughter Hazel left yesterday by auto for Portland where they will re main until the end of the week. If it's insurance we write it R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. Pies, cakes, salads, meats and vegetables made to order. Medford Cafeteria. 43 Ahyah Wood, of Medford, is spend ing the week-end with George Virgil Gillette. Ashland Tidings. Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H. A. Thlerolf. Shoes called for and delivered free, repaired or shlned. Mail orders specialty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B. Watkins, 127 W. Main, phone E56. 59 Automobile drivers returning from northern California points yesterday report that they encountered a small blizzard white crossing the Siskiyous C. L. Goff for Fire Insurance. Tele phone 41. ' For dancing, Launspach's orchestra 45 Judge and Mrs. M. Purdln returned Saturday from a several weeks motor trip through California. Sand, gravel, sediment. Phone 912-J. Find-no-leak makes any tire punc ture proof, preserves rubber. Liberty Repair Shop. 41 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Llutnse plate No. 74216, be tween Butte Falls and Medford. Re turn to Mail Tribune. 42 FOR SALE One-half interest In fine business; money maker. Address Box C C, Tribune. 46 FOR RENT Housekeeping ' Apply 323 N. Front St. rooms 40 WANTED Experienced bellboy, one wh can drive auto bus. Apply Hol land Hotel, H.'C. Smith. 40 FOR SALE 9 good milk cows. Camp bell Dairy, Kings Highway. Jiion ' 881. 40 CONVALESCENT HOME, ASHLAND Come and watch that neuritis dis appear under nature cure methods .40 WANTED Your soiled or faded gar nients to clean or dye; service qua! ity, low prlceB. Bring or phone 34 and we will call. Forsythe, 116 Mistletoe. 45 All ex-service men In tho comity tuv reminded that May i!M!l Is the last day on which they will be able to apply for bonuses. From statistics in the hands of the local American Legion post It appears that there art) between 200 and 300 ex-service men lu the county who have neglected to file their appli cations. Adjutant A. J, Cioko advUes these men to tile their appllcutloits ut once with World War Veterans' State Aid commission at Salem. Appllculiou blanks may be secured direct from the commission or from Adjutant A, J Crose or Frank P. Fundi, attorney for tho commission. All are warned thai the ?.rth Is the final date for filing and that after that date there will be no chance to secure the bonus. Ootf writes Automobile Insurance, Telephone 41. x Dance. Eagle Polut. Sat. nlte. 59 Wallace Wllliums and Vein Van Dyke spent all duy jesterdny on the banks of the roaring Rogue nnd en joyed theniHelves In the glorious pas time ot angling. They were lucky In that they were not coinpelloJ to clean any fish or carry any home. Mr. Wil liams stated that they had Intended to hang their catches on the willows nnd that willows we're plentiful. Invest your savings tn me Jackson County Building and Loan association. tt Irving Kesterson was a business vis itor In the city on Saturday from Grants Pass. Mrs. Paul Hansen, eorsetlere tor Nullono. Phone 6S5 J. tf B. V. James of Los Angeles is a guest at the Hotel Holland. Other guests Include J. F. F.hrelt of Portland,' I). R. Macy ot Portland, O. i Parker of San Francisco, Robert Saunders of Roseburg. D. C. Matties f Vallejo, Calif., and Win. E. Spannans of Can yonville, Ore. We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf A child nutrition meeting for the women of the Central Point district will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the public library of that city by Miss Florence Pool, home demonstration agent. All mothers who attended the previous clinics and all who are Interested in child feeding are invited to be present. Phone 594 Medford Service Co. 41 Lynn W. Smith and party toured to Prospect yesterday and breukfusted with Jim Grieve after which they went 6 miles above Prospect where thev encountered snow enough to balk them. The car became stuck in a drift and considerable time was cousumcd in extricating It. At first the situation appeared hopeless but finally Mr. Smith hit upon the expedient of oix-n-tng his cut-out and allowing the engine to race. The hot eihamtt gases melfd the snow and all was well. Jim has decided to adopt this plan of combat ting drifts with his . new motor sled which is being made from a Ford and has ordered an exhaust plp long enough to encircle the whole contrap tion with cut outs every six inches on tne way around, wnicn win be opeueu when a serious drift is encountered. C. W. Barrett, district sales man ager for. the Oregon I- xlnpton com pany, arrived in this city last night from Portland and will remain several ays on business with the local Lex ington distributors. R. H. Whitehead nnd daughter. Mrs. Homer Pellett. left last week for visit of several weeks duration with Mr. Whitehead's sister in Chicago. Louis Ulrich and family, motored to Prospect yesterday stopping for din ner at Rogue Elk Resort enroute. Mrs. Z. Kathleen Avers, of ' San Francisco who recently broke the auto mobile record between that city and Portland in a Uulok Four couiie, bet tering the best previous time by ' 3 hours and 8 minutes, registered at the Hotel Medford last night. She Is en route to her home in the Bay city. The bunkhouse at tho Foothills Orchards burned yesterday morning. It Is understood that the building was a total loss. It wis covered by Insur ance. The cause ot the fire is yet undetermined. ATLANTIC CITY, Mny 8. Ar- rnnKements were made today to take the lMKly- of John P. I'atterwon. for mer president and chairman of the board of directors of the National CaHh Iti'slster rompany to his home aj Uayton, Ohio, for interment. Mr. Patterson s valet was his only com panion when Mr. Patterson was stricken with heart dlHeuse on a train bound for this city in search of health. Do It Now! Have That Auto Top Recovered Med. Tent & Awning Works OpiKwdtr. 8. I. Depot ELECTRIC SIGNS Are business getters, and we are able to quote reasonable prices on a higher glass sign. PERCOLATOR SPECIAL $14.00 9 Cups, Mission Style Renard Electric Co. Phone 1000 119 E, 6th St. FITTS TO.. I TA k AM fin DVQ I inuv uu fruit lu i LAST OF WEEK Dairymen of the district will be In terosted In learning of tho return ol Professor Flu to this count v this week, Meetings lire held each month for all Interested tn dairying. This week the topics for discussion will lie ."llreedlng; and Calf Raising." and "Seasonal IVedinn" Meetings will bo held Friday ut 2 o'clock on tho (arm of U. E. Koblns-m near Ashland ami on Saturday at the same time at Mr. Meniiimu's bctwecu Medfoid and Central Point. All Interested In the dairy work should remember these dutes ami places. Dairy work as well as other Interest ing topics for faruii'is will also be shown In community meetings lu free films this week, Tuesday one of these meetings will be lo ld nt Applegate, Wednesday at Brow nahoru, Thursday at Wliuttr and Friday ut Ituch. AH of these meetings will be held lu the evening nf tut 8 o'clock. WIFE OF LATE H. B. . PATTERSON, CALLED, FUNERAL TOMORROW Sophia I'ntti't'Hun p.-isied etwav ut the home of Hit duur.Mrr. Mrn. II. I-;. Oarrrtt on t'ratcr lik lilxhwuy nt :15 Sunday evening, at the ugu of &&. year. It month. S days. lVci-tin-.t via h wife of that lt II. tt. l'lUii iKon. who pKiouM awny In Portland In April, 19; t. Mi, fat- te.-um us lion, In Illinois and had iieeii a resilient of Jackson county for the past lit years, cumins; here fruiii I'eoii.n. El. Khe leaves two dmiKhtom, Mrs. VVru. Key.s. Trenlon. Mkh., iitul Mrs. ISary tiarrett. Medford, ore.. also one brother, Krunk Ki ItK' S, who 11 in lilinnls. Kunerul wrvU-en will he (ivld at the i impel of Weeks t'onscr l'o.. at 2:30 Tuesday, liev, Uiwrenre i.ffliiiUtiiit. Interment tiesldn her late hushand in Jai ksonvi-le cemetery. Diamond Itroker DlnjipiM urs. DKNVKIt. May R. Local jwllee to ilay threw cut u draxnet for Isador Klitnan, a diamond rrt kcr who dis appeared fri-m his hotel hero yester day with 2o,to worth '. tllniimtuls and $4.tn0 in currency after tellltin his wife of a fiw months he whs "ro- Iiik out Of bllTiitlCSS." PAGE TKKK'IS OX SAI.K TOMOIlllOW 12 OTI.tM K lk Office o-s-n t'l to I and 7 to W. . zmw ill V IN A SPECIALLY WRITTEN COMEDY BY AARON HOFFMAN GIVE - CAPITAL SYMPHONIC JAZZ ORCHESTRA I'ltlCKS:.. Iliwir, ljta.20; Ibilrony, Ixt H rtiwx, lpl.r; nct ij rovn, $l.lt; Inst 2 rown .I.V. Ini IihIi-h war l.- A REAL ALL Boxing NAT., TUESDAY 1 at 8:30 Baby BLUE of Portland A Hot "Idaho Wild Cat" Romeo WELTY vs. . HAOEN 6 Corking Rounds - ' Jess ' , Kid INGRAM ' PICKLES 4 Fast Rounds And a high-powered curtain raiser that will raise you from your seat v- ' Admission $1.10, $1.65, $2.20. Includes war tax. Tickets now on sale, Brown & Brown. ALL STAR CARD AT D P CM Ml A real, till stnr card lm been nt iiiuhi'iI by Muiioki'I' I'lton fur tnuioi lov nliiit's smoker ut tlinNt. More lull-rent H hell! displayed tiy Imul fli;lit fans over tomorrow's bill than tjioy have mIuwu for years, and lame crowds are iittetuliiiu the workouts ilnlly. Taliy Blue of I'oi'tland will attempt to whIIii .tori; 1 In ) iih of tliiktiuiil, IV.. In the main event, n ten -round pout. I tt ti Iniys are tuii-initehers tilotiK the const nnd are expected to put on a vcnl fluliti ltoiueo IUhimi, whoso reputation Is cdtutdlulied llitMlHilunil OrcKiut and WifbliiMlon. will meet WVIty, Idaho II. I-ill In II S-riiUnil setup wliulup. which Is sure tu 'be a luit me. Jess liuuiito w ill Win in up on Kid Hikles In the not four mumls, mill ru Kle'S adherents i Inlni be w ill make It hot ciio'.ikIi to In- u illicitly tnterei tlni fllil. Another curtain raiser will com plete tomorrow's curd, nun of the liest tli'it bus tieeit scheduled hero for .years. , BE OBSERVED AT THE SACRED HEART Open bous will lie held nt tho Sailed Jk-JIt lloxplt-il lu this city lietl FitdiiV. May, IJth. X.ittoi'.at HospUnl Pay, May 13, Is the lujnd tt it ft I teraiirv tf Irin 1 1 ft tt tt llnr Nullllntu,,. ,, Ih ,,,,.,. , modern hospital methods us well us In numliiH. IeAdhiK iosiituts In the 1'liltrd Htat-s Mud t'anad.i rslahllshed ttu-tr "il.i.v" u vntr iifc'o and tills year the louv einent . tor the cdu'tiltou uf the imhlli- ciiiii-ernliiii hos,iu iiml ho pHiil .-rvli has ress, the ei-nntts to KliKliin.l lilt,) Aiistrnlht. t'h ptihil - Kit) lw Invited tu eome In and see how die niek uti.l Injured of the eiiiiiniuulty l mrnl fin. This Wilt he done at n! the hnsiiUnls In toe coiintiy and In many if them Ki'nduuttou eerels s for student nurses wilt be held on llinpltl Imy. At the Haered lleurt llufpltal the. proKmin for Ntitinmil llnnpiml Duv wilt Im-liiile tlm f'utc raisins rere. Inony under the nuiplves nf tlm Anu-rl- liii- l.i kIimi. 'I'ho (I.ik Will be .ri'ei nti d to the his,ltut I'V the In. ition ami the present, it Ion addicts will he iniute liv Mayor ". K. I'm lea. THURSDAY NIGHT MAY 11 H.M Curtain, TAKE vs LABOR - STAR CARD Smoker NIGHT MAY 9TH o'clock 4 Frank BURNS VS. of Oakland - Main Event 01 U Llt NAT TOMORROW HOSPITAL DAY TO it Miss m it (j f i: hit i: k. o i i:itv, t itcHiiiutr, Pa.. wlio mi)m lic Iiiim Ulllnril Hull! pcitmli anil inn burilly lluil word In cipro her pnilne for Tunbii' for tlie ipmmI ilie iiiciIIHuii illil her. Jv- '; . v -f" V -'c i 'tr -k ' ' f V . - , v . t A 't' - i- flrwiv-,' i "ri'ryv ; r i i t - inn so liappy v4'er what Tnnlac has done for me I can hurdly find w i, i-ils tn eue my praise," said Miss MsrKUet u K. ii t.enry. who lives with her hi i ruts ut IJ'.'J tin t . nut HL. IteadliiK, I'a. "I wasn't el nit y what would be Culled suit, but for a year I bad been nil run down and soiiiellmes felt so weak and tnlseiaMv I ruuld hurdly bold up my head. I wus txt iiervuu tho I.huiie Ue'l or it duor t lusltiK would simile me ta t wuuid tremble like u leaf. "I iieaded aouiethlua to build me up nnd Hive me at re n art h nnd anarsy, and that la enaitly what Tnnlae did. It ituvii tun a fin'i appetiln and Ino imtrd in V dlKeatUin, I snlilod alslit piiutidM, Hi color eiima hack to my tai a, my nvrvi heitinia nurinnt and I soon felt as w ell as I eV i r did III HIV lire, tt Is simply wonderful that liieilli-llje (oiild make auetl a hi rh.nn.1 In any ene. My filenda snd nelKtil'ina hie surpilaed whan they see me unw, and no wotiUar, for 1 pink like u itlfti-rent eison. TstlUe is Kiand and I m ver Intend to inlaa a i hiinee to s.iv a ajond word ahout It." Tan tne is sold hy nil good drtlK Klsts. LAUGH NOW or NEVER Harold Lloyd In II Im (Jrrntciit Comedy, ".VOW or .NKVKH" TOMORROW 2 Days Announcement Extraordinary H To MlllNf)- rctuni of . I'iiIiIIo li-iiininl. RICHARD BARTHELMESS in the Ktur- diiy Kvctiliiit i - - I'oit wtoiy of Mmintnln Mat hern nml tlnnntln Men,'1 ii ml u boy wIjo w hiiIciI lo Im n twill i "Tol' able David"