PA'W? TWO
MEPFOUT) MATT; TTttTttTKE. MTsDFOTlD. OTiFflOW MOXn.VV. MAY 20. W251
FocaZ and
Personal
No rsrs will be allowed to park on
in street tomorrow forenoon during
the hours of the Memorial Day parade,
t'hiuf of Police Timothy has issued
th. order at the request of those In
hi rue of the Memorial day obser
vance, and it will be strictly enforced.
T n American Legion men will assist
iho iollce forco la movmg all care
found parked on Main .street
turlna the parade hour, and the street
will be cleared of all autos long fcefore
the start of the parade.
Kiku attention! I -a at dance of tlio
R.'si! on m III be given Wednesday, May
Don't miss It. , . . W
For 61 Air eomreaors, pipe
from 1 inch to 2V4 inch. Sanitary bods
for camp use. , mattress, blacksmith
hi tfits complete, drills, tents, shovels
fiir'i. axes, sledge hammers, all these
ar,i second-hand goods. Call Rogue
TUver Canal Company's office South
)r street or phone 129. , 69
I will be in Central Point Wednesday
::ni Saturday to fir 6 mask:
Ida Wood.
There will be no meeting of the
American Legton post tomorrow night.
The post meets twice a month on
Tuesdays and it so happens that May
five Tuesdays. " ...
Take off your' hat when the ' flag
goes by. .
(X pine flume lumber at Big Pines
l.mnber Co. t ' ; - ' ; ' tf
fame for sprsT- Med ford Lbr. Co.
AM public and private offices and all
stores and the banks will be closed
trnorrow all day, aa is usual on Me
morial day.; . -
v.'tcriric tale.- Medford home and
jilPi; income only $1000, balance like
i-.nt. Gold Ray Realty Co.
D mre, Eagle Point. Sat nlte. 69
Wanted Clean cotton rasa at Mall
Tribune office. tf
At a meeting to bo held today at
TV-it land between the parties interest
d; an agreement, or disagreement will
l reached s to who will take over
tHrater Laks lodge and other Crater
La.kn concessions. George T. Collins
ami Vernon Vawter. two local efft
'fti of the Crater Lake company left
t y Rutd Sunday to attend this meeting
whi.h Alfred L. Parkhurst, who has
hc-i the concessions for years, and
who last season Jet them out to the
f'rater Lake company on an optional
.ifrrt ement to purchase, win also at
tend. Alex Sparrow, superintendent
of Crater National park, who has been
wortlnp tan tlm m t..'tntf Knl .
urrvement between Parkhurst and the
t'rrner Lake company by which the lat
ter cats purchase at a reasonable fig
ure Parkhurst interest, has been at
rcr Hand for a week past on this mat
Fire Insurance.' Bennett Investment
Co. tf
Invest yonr savings in the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
. tf
Elks attention! Last danoe of the
F' "ison will be given Wednesday, May
31 t. Don't miss It 60
morrow morning and from, now on
t&r- e days a week, Tuesdays, Thurs
days add Saturdays.
Take off your hat when the flag
fiots by.
For Fuller brushes call 604-W. 68
Coff writes Automobile Insurance.
Te.rrhon 41.
'Miss Grace Pierce and mother left
Sunday on a visit to San Francisco.
' One pair of rubber boots for irrigat
in(?- Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta
. . 59
W hen better automobiles are built
liii- k will build them. tf
To a reliable party who will pur
Iinse a new five-ton Mack truck we
wiir furnlsH a good lumber banl for
tlu scaapn, with an option for another
Mcqfani 'Truck can be bought on easy
Viyments.f; Proltt MyersIptor Co. tf
The officii' count of Josephine court
ty .shows tliat at the recent primary
dedtio0 CM.' Thomas for the circuit
judge republican nomination received
c.ll' votes to 431 for his opponent, Gus
wbury-, and that E. E. KeUy, the
-validate for the democratic nomina
tion, received 162 votes.
Klks attention ! Last dance of the
region will be given Wednesday, May
Si.st. Don't miss it. 60
Watch repairing of that quality that
r'tvim satisfaction at Johnson's,
Jweler. tf
Fire Insurance. Brown tc White. '
, Thirty-four people who arrived in 11
cars' stopped at the new city auto park
, J.-ici night and this morning. All but
' on party ' were enroute north from
California. .
Take, off your hat when tha flag
noes by, ' - ' ' ' "
rrcscent orcnestra Eagle Pplnt, Sat
,69
Store away your winter furs,, wool
fjit,, bedding, etc., in a Pacific Cedar
Chest. .; Safe, economical, convenient
We have made and sold over twelve
hundred cedar chests.- Get yours now.
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. . .- . 60
Pnspite rumors to the contrary,
there will be a camp at the caves this
summer to take care of the . people
who desire to either stay there all
nietit or who want to get meals, ac
cording to word received here today.
k. jvieiiveen, who will nave charge or
. thn camp, telephoned that he Is taking
In the necessary equipment today and
that he wilt have camp' established by
?.hi; time the tourists are 'able to make
thf trip. -Grants Pass Courier. "
Don't miss the rummage sale Wed
nesday, Red Cross Thrift Shop, May
S!t. - 59
l-'roien automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded, reinforced and
Kvaranteed. , Only the finest pre-heat-
In fuels and metals used. Vulcan
WnlfV.nK WnrLn 84 ft Wnnt ( tF
Shoes called for and delivered free
repaired -or shlned. -Mall orders - a
tieclalty. Work sent C. O. D. C. B
WaAklns, 1ST ,W, Main, Phone 556, - 69
Rev. linker of Chicago will preach
at the Tree' Methodist church Tuesday
niRht at 8 o'clock.
Plan to attend the rummage sale at
the Red Cross Thrift Shop. Wednesday
May Slst. Sparta Hldg. 6
For Sale Best home made rakes,
pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unxclled workmanship. Johnson,
Jeweler. , tf
Howe's Great London Circus and
Van Amburg'a Wild Trained Animals,
which attraction plays here tomorrow,
U showing at Ashland today, and plays
at Grants Pass on Wednesday.
Summer play clothes for the chil
dren at the Red Cross Thrift Shop
May Slst Lowest of prices. Sparta
nidg. 89
Be sure of your Hall Insurance. See
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Mrs. Paul Hanson, corset iere for
NuRone. Phone 585-J. tf
J. F. Erickson and W. H. Auer of
Seattle are guests at the Hotel Holland
aa are J. S. Barnes of Portland, W. P.
Funck of San Francisco, N. J. Pari
and J. C. Mitchell of San Jose. Calif,
Mother Beeby of San Diego. Calif., and
lessons.: Cass Altshuler of San Francieco.
591 Tak off your hat when the
A. C. Hubbard and John Butler and
families Rpcnt yesterday on tho Rogue
river near Hell's Gats and tho Alame
da mine.
Plan to attend the rummage sale at
the Red Cross Thrift Shop, Wednesday
May Slst. Sparta Blilg. 69
Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
Hardwood flooring. Med ford Lum
ber Co.
The American Railway Kxpress of
fice, according to the local agent. O. .J.
Gould, will be closed all day tomorrow.
Guests at the Hotel Moil ford include
Mr. and Mrs. S. Mason Ehrmatt and
son of Portland, John J. Doyle and J.
M. Rodgers of San Francisco, A. A.
William F. Isaacs and party motored
down the Koguo river from Grants
Puss yesterday ns fur as the rood goes
or in other words to tli Alameda Mine
and Hell's Gate.. Mr. Isaacs reports
that the roads are fine.
Buy M ed ford homo. Pay like rent.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
After the parade tomorrow come to
tha Parlor Tea Koom, over WimiI
worth's. Chicken dinner 50c. 6S
Sheriff Terrlll toff Saturday ovcnltR
for Salout if custody of Jack Law and
l.eo Summers and Walter Summers, a
younger brother of the Utter. Tho
younger Summers has been sentenred
to the reform school for complicity in
flag
goes by,
Dry cleaning, dyeing and pressing.
Work called for and delivered. For
sylhe, 116 Mistletoe, phone S41. 63
Crescent orchestra Eagle Point, Sat.
I- ' - 59
More than 200 Knights of Pythias
from throughout southern Oregon
were in Roseburg last Saturday, at
tending the district convention, includ
ing grand lodge officials from Portland
and Seaside. A banquet was followed
by a business session, and the initia
tion of a largze page class into the
order. Plans were also made for the
D, O. K. K. ceremonial to b held ia
Roseburg ia the fall to dedicate the
Knights of PythiaS bUildlng. in process
of construction. - Th Med ford delega
tion returned home by anto from tha
district convention Sunday.
Lowest price! on everything at rum
mage sale. Red Cross Thrift Shop,
Sparta Bldg, Wednesday, May 31sf 59
Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson. Jeweler, 'tf
Dr. E. Howard of CorvalllS who last
week visited relatives ia Med ford and
Jacksonville, enroute home stopped oft
at Grants Pass for a short visit with
Mr. sad Mrs. B. A Williams, relatives
at Granta Pass. ,
Khaki skirts and coats Berry pick
ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross
Thrift Shop. Sparta Bldg. 59
Your growing grain, is it insured?
See Holmes, The Insurance Man. -
Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co. '
Paul B, and Donald McKee and
Perry O. Crawford of the California
Oregon Power company left this morn
ing by auto for Prospect
Khaki skirts and coats berry pick
ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross
Thrift Shop, Sparta Bldg. - 59
Goldfish 25c and up; also supplies.
Jap Art Store. 62
After Chautauqua visit the Parlor
Tea Rooms over Wool worth's. 58
A. Turner, a laborer was arrested
yesterday on a city charge of drunken
ness and was released on 17 cash bail.
Lowest prices on everything at rum
mage sale. Red Cross Thrift Shop,
Sparta Bldg., Wednesday, May 31st.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
ill Kast Main street
Try our . merchants lunch. The
Shasta. .
It is planned, to have the road to
Crater Lake open about July 1, accord
ing to Alex Sparrow, superintendent of
the park, who is visiting in Portland.
Sparrow, who served in the army many
years, has a reputation as a proficient
anorer. "As a buddy for a camping
trip," lays R. W. Price, manager of the
Multnomah hotel, "be is a prince, but
when en route to the camping ground
if you have to occupy the same room In
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dudley robberies committed and contested
to by me young men. i.eo summers
and Jack Law pleaded guilty to bur
glary and were sentenced la five years
each in the state penitentiary. Among
places they have confessed to have
robed were Ashpole's (Hardware,
Brown's store and' Lewis' confection
ery at Kagle Potnt, and others in dif
ferent sectious of the valley.
Corsets fitted and altered free. Good
win Corset Shop. 20 S. Fir St 66
Of interest to the wood sawers of
the city Is the fact that a large job
of sawing wood awaits at the city auto
camp the first sawyer who comes and
of Seattle, Ray B. Jones of Philadel
phia, Pa., and E. M. Watson of Kugene.
Don't miss the rummage sate Wed
nesday. Red Cross Thrift Shop, May
31sf 69j
For expert lawn mower grinding call
Mitchell ladder Co. !
Well over J00 U. of O. students hare1
completed their graduation require
ments and will receive diplomas on
June 19, graduation day. Degrees will
be granted as follows: Bachelor of arts
U'9; bachelor of science, 23; B. A. in
Journalism, 10; B. S. In journalism, 6;
B. S. in education, 3; B. S. in architec
ture, 6; bachelor of laws, 6; bachelor
of music, 1; master'a degree, 8. - Twen
ty other students will receive degrees
if they succeed In fulfilling require-'
mnnts.
For Fuller brushes call Mi-W. 58
One pair of rubber boots tor irrigat
ing. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta
Bldg. 59
Heston Grieve, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Grteve has .been in town for the
past few days and left this morning tor
Prospect Most of Heston's friends
had to look at him twice before they
recognised him, as he is now wearing
long trousers.
This office is prepared to print
ledger aheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call tf
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the American Legion will meet in
front of the library building at 9:15
SPLENDIDTALK
AT CHAUTAUQUA
BY DR. A. W- EVANS
If tho Chautauqua had done nothlnn
more thun to bring to Medford Dr.
Kvmub it would have been worlli all It
cost The great audience who Umened
Sunday night with profound Interest lo
his lecture, left tho tent feeling they
nan spent Hit hour worth while. An
unusual humorist the lecturer; con
vulsed his andlenee with laughter
then held them nmtltK(unrt with his
thrusts of keen Ionic and telling Illus
trations. The speaker portrayed the
failings of our common school system
In a way which met with th hearty
approval of his hearers. If Mr. Brad
ford Is to surpass Mr. Evans he has a
big contract on his hands, but such I
the opinion ut those who have heard
Mr, Bradford, who appear1 Tuesday
nlKht In his lecture, "This Way l'p.
ine Jugoslav raiauuricnns guve
William Davis, the,,wo w,,m'orf"l concerts afternoon and
FINE WEATHER
IS OUTLOOK
1 ... . .
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FO
MEMORIA
DAY
MUM. FIUNK WII.Hir, of
Nyrttcuws N. Y., formerly
matron nt the tule rrformuUiry
nl liKhiPti), N. V., nlio ui)M she
In ili'lltitiUtl wild Taulao hltioc It
rexlorcil Iter lienllli nll'-r Ihi uf
d'l-ed elwhl ctir.
of the camp, gave a sawyer ' the great delight of their J r;
week ago and he has not yet ,",rfr- m expressed themselves "
9. Inssmuch as Mr. Davis Is a of their return another I
e new camp al"',ai'oa- ineir quaint muio was thor
.ml th wltlnlv"","Jr enj"
takes the Job.
caretaker
the job a
ahowed up,
anxious to make the new camp
sightly as possible.
piles of wood are an eyesore ha will
now give the Job to the man who first
shows np with a wood saw..
Lowest prices on everything at
rummage sale. Red Cross Thrift Shop,
Sparta Bldg., Wednesday, May 31st
59
Everywhere you look you see a
tnevrolet 1 tf
"Good fishing at present, and excel
lent prospects for fishing In the future
M Km I J ... ei,nlMM At .....
miv vv iru u.i mail oi..ni,
intendent of hatcheries, who has Just f,v" ,l "'" PM-le
returned from a twe weeks' inspection
trip of tha hatcheries of Spencer
creek. ' Fort Klamath, Wood river.
Seven Mile. Bend and Tnmalo," says
the Portland Journal. "Six million
ggs have been taken from the Klam-
looks fine for a good take from other
localities. About 550.000 eggs will be
held at Spencer creek where the young
o'clock on Tuesday morning to take "h region this spring and the prospect
part In the Memorial Day parade. .
Arthur Bevan and party and R. I.
Stuart and nartv soent yesterday in
Scott Valley. Calif., accompanied by.f'sh 1 I'd and liberated in th
A. J. Parsons and son of Kenors. Ont.jf". I the Klamath region anglers
111 n.n.K.r. In.rinK T Aflnil U DUlling fish Otlt SS fast S tllOV
requested to assemble in uniform on" throw their hooks in, according to
the lawn of the Public Library In Ryckman. who says the fish are so
Medford at 9:36 a. m. Tuesday. May aounaani mere is o spun in caicning
. .V
Sflth fnr nartta nation In Memorial uav.
exercises. A. J. Crose, Adjutant. 58
Plan to attend the rummage aale at
the Red Cross Thrift Shop, Wednesday
May 31st Sparta Bldg. 59
Ralph Brandon's Ford was stolen
Saturday night from the Chautauqua
building in Ashland and a search for it
was made in Ashland. Medford, Grants
Pass and other towna of the valley.
The car waa finally found on the Siskl-
yous a short distance this side of the
summit where the thieves had run out
of gas. , No damage had been done to
tbe car until the owner again got be
hind the wheel. On the way home he
broke a hub and the rear wheel rolled Klve two performances, one
This afternoon Dr. l.ydla Allen De
Vllbllss gave an Informing and popular
lecture on "The Business of Living"
and conducted an open forum' nt tho
conclusion of her message. This even
ing at S p. m. tho greatest crowd yet
gathered will witness the play, "Turn
ing to the HlKht," by a company of
players, who are all artists. This is
the entertainment which draws the
largest audience. Admission will be
one dollar. This play has entertained
ith Its spark
ling fun, its tender heart Interest, and
its mellow romance.
Tuesday at 3:45 p. in. the Batting
Mahler Duo will give a clever program,
full of surprises and fun and right
kind of entertainment. The crowds
keep coming and enjoy tho varied pro
grams from day to day.
Kliie weather Is 4th outlook for
Memorial duy. a Imtrmdlutsly follow
ing the parade which starts at 10 a.
lUj tho exorcise will lieglit at 1 0 ; a 0
. m . iu Uin PaKn tUoultir, In lb
puradu, of which',. W.lllain Offult,
mors lis I, will lie In command, will bn
bunds, the tl. A, -It. flrn and drum
i-orps, the O. A, ft pout, tlio Women's
Ili'lU-f CorpS chanrsr, ttoparnU I'mii
I'uny.A. of I ho National Guard, the
American Lealun post, the Ladles
Auxiliary, civic orgunlxatlous, speak
era and city Vftlc,ula In an Inn, srhool
child run mid cliuen Kouerallv.
Litis t ( march will be to the Hoar
creek bridge where fU-wers will be
strewn on- the waters iu memory et
the suilnr and itittt'in who gave
their II vim in defniiHo of their coun
try. A nululo fur the dead will bn
.1 by a squud from Company A,
tb pnradtt will then prooeed lo
tha theater.
Tho program nt tlio theater will b
us follows:
Assembly call.
Baud. . 1
Prayer.
It null fig or orders,
Lincoln's Gettysburg nddieits.
Male quartette,
Heading -Muriel Sthtichard.
Decoration (t rhuirs.
Dei'oratlcn of monument to the nu
ll now 11 dead.
Heading Mrs. Heine.
l.adW Qumt-teUu.
Address llev C. A. Edwards.
"Star Spangled Banner "
Beiiedlrtioti.
Cars will be In waiting at, the Le
gion hull en Contra! avenue., at 2 p.
111 , to take members of the ti. A. 11.
and W. R. C, firing suad to the ceme
tery for exercises thre.
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
a hotel, my advice is to put cotton In
your ears. ' One night he turned in be
fore I got to sleep. Just as he swung
into full speed ahead I heard a woman
in the adjoining room, through the
thin partition, ; say to her busband.
'Dearie, some one in the next room is
terribly ill, hear him groan. .. Call the
clerk. Just listen to him, dear.' 'Lis
ten,' retorted dear, 'that's tvbst I've
been doing. I recognize that noise,
that's Sparrow snoring, that's all. No
sleep for us.' "Portland Journal. ,
Summer play clothes for the chil
dren at the Red Cross Thrift Shop,
May 81st. Lowest of prices; Sparta
Bldg. . 69
Khaki skirts and coats Berry pick
ing and fruit thinning togs. Red Cross
'lhrift Shop, Sparta Bldg. - '. 59
anil and doors. Medford, Lumber
Harry Rosenberg returned thlr mor
ning from a several days business trip
to Portland.
For Fuller brushes csll M-Wr ' ht
Viavl dealer, Mrs. Foor, Hotel Medf'd
64
off. A service car from a local garage
was called and repairs were made
after which the car was brought safely
home. '
Hemstitching,
Plcoting. , '
80 per yd.
. Buttons covered.
; Handicraft 8hop. tf
One pair of rubber boots for Irrigat
ing. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Sparta
Bldg. 69
Mrs. Luce Wilcox left yesterday for
a several weeks visit in Salem, Port
land, Seattle and other northern
points.
Bearing pear and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terms. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat nlte. 69
The first number of the EHcs Maga
zine, tbe new national publication of
the Elks' order Is out, and local mem
bers of the order received their copies
in the malls today. The magazine is
an interesting number filled with high
class fiction and short stories by some
of the best known writers, and other
interesting matter, besides news per
taining to tbe Elks order.
Don't miss ths rummage sale Wed
nesday, Red Cross Thrift Shop, May
31st 69
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Cash claims numbering 11,170 and
aggregating $2,813,278 and loan appli
cations numbering 1082 and aggregat
ing $2,498,000, have been approved by
the state bonus commission to date,
according to Captain Harry Brum
baugh, secretary.
When in need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
When in need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street
Summer play clothes for the chil
dren at the Red Cross Thrift Shop.
May 31st Lowest of prices. Sparta
Bldg. - 1 69
tree dirt for lawns or garden. Call
at building site, Minnesota street II.
A. Thlero'.f. r
The circus tomorrow will be located
on the vacant lot on North Fir street
Just north of the Big Pines Lumber
company plant and opposite the South
ern Pacific depot, where the last two
carnivals viRltlng the city have shown.
Howe's Great London Circus and Van
Amburg'a Trained -Wild Animals will
tn the
afternoon snd the other at night The
usual parade will be given after the
Memorial day parade and exercises are
over. The circus has volunteered two
bands for tbe Memorial day parade.
20 per cent reduction on all atralght
side Tabrlc tires. Exchange Tire Co.
58
C. L. Goff for Fire Insurance. Tele
phone 41.
SYRACl'HK, N. Y.. May 29. Audrey
Mnnson, nationally known model was
reported out of danger at her home In
Mexico, near here today. Miss Mnnsoa
took poison Saturday afternoon and
when her mother found her declared
'J that she wanted to die. It was said
worry over money matters was responsible.
Today she was said to be eager to
recover. Her physician, Nell l. Stone
said "her condition is favorable to re
covery."
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field. T
K. Pottcnger. tf1
Stockholders Notice
Notioe Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Home Telephone snd Telcgranh
Company of Southern Oregon, will be
held at the office of the company, 218
West Sixth street, Medford, Oregon,
at 3 o'clock p. m., June 6, 1922.
62 W. H. GORES, President
HAIL INSURANCE
Bate $2.50 per $100.00 Insurance for the Season.
Will you take a chance this year on Win!? your entire crop
or will you voluntarily take a loss of 21-2 The cost of
insurance against loss or damage by hail!
Just telephone
; ONE TWOr-THRIlE.
McCurdy
Insurance Agency
Wronu Klant. .1
A pessimist Is a fellow who when
told that he should ebeer ap as things
are not as bad as they look, replies,
"Not but they seem so." Vaudeville
News.
FOR 8ALK Oil TIIADB One driving
horse and one work Jiorsn and
buggy; will trade for 2 year old
steers or hens or young pullets
Phone 12-F-ll, Eagle Point. 60
FOR SALE Two milk cows. W. A
' 8kclloii, Neither place, Jacksonville
Oregon. 60
I '..a 1
ft.
0 BY
MOTHER
SUICIDES
WOOD LAKE, Neb . May 29 Af
ter he had be-n sot-lded by his nu ther
with whom he had boon working lu
a garden. Harold, 13 year old son of
t'harlM Klrkpntrtrk, manager of thef
lorn! station of the Standard Oil com
pany, yestenlaywent Into the hotine,
nlaeed his brother's shotgun between
his knees and pulled the trlKR-r, kill
ing himself Instantly,
1 . j 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii
"This is tha Hi el thno In lht
yenr Hint I have Iwi n frt- from
itiniBi h troulil mid It U all Ix.-ausn
ef the wonderful good TanUo ha
dune nte." aald Mr. Frank Wllalw.
funnt'ily rtmldmt In lluflulo and for
two year Was mmran of Mm Htal
td'fni nialory nt liullmtry. N. V.
"I wns eating ot-r-ety rnouuh to
kerp alive." Mi derlai-ed. "fnf I
would rullier not touth a bit than
Hi Tor the inix-iy 1 kin-w Would fol
low, l-.'vrn swept milk dlasrrd
with me, I wua h k In bed for two
und thra duy ut n time, and fas
on my tunin h made aot-h awtul
.n-Biiit on niv hrurl II alumni cut
off my breath. I bad horrlMw
ilrrama at iilitht and In the morning
unit all tired out.
Well, the lonaeat day I live I Will
lrm.-r Tiinlnr, far my lioi'OVitnint
ha tieen Mmilv rvnmrkalilx. I have
no inorv hrariliurn, my aieilt In
w oihIpi I ill. I ran pat mtmt nnythlng I
wain, ami my l-i I no und ami
ri-atful. I am thoroughly drllghted
wlMt Tartliie, It l wnnilrrf ill "
Tutiltie la sold by all good dru
Sim. Adv.
IT PAYS
TO BUY OP
Med. Tent & Awning Works
0HHtl N. V, Ih'pot
FOR SALE 10 acre chicken ranch, 7
acres In alfalfa and grain, fnmlly
orchard, four room house, three
large chicken houses, barn, garage
and other outbuildings, under good
fence, 4 mile Hogtie Hlver. Improve
ments valued at S2U00. Hoguo Itlver
valley land. Owner retiring. A bar
gJin if taken at once. A. T. Mcllvain.
60
FOR SALE White Leghorn chicks.
Bquare lieal Hatchery. Phone or.t-L,
3
FOR BALE -Lumber, windows, s ade.
shovel and pick. 408 N. Holly. 60
WANTMJ Man and wife, to work on
ranch. Ho M, Mall Tribune. .CO
The Miller Line of
Swimming Caps
Mary wearing a Miller Cap is a much more
pleasing and attractive girl than Sarah
wearing the ordinary bathing cap. We have
a very attractive line in all colors and styles,
priced from 25c to $1.00. . ; .
Heath's' Drug' Store
) - The San-Tox Shop ' ; j
109 East Main Street
MATINEE DAILY AT 1 :30 P. M.
YOUR LAST CHANGE TODAY
TO KKE THIS AMAZI.VO KOMAXCE
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