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Newspaper Page TextVTTiT TWO zjocal and Personal b Wv A. Kaniiw. of Portland, manager cf the lodge at Crater lake left here with a crew of twelve employes for the;, lake this morning to get the hotel in condition for the owning of the Crater lake season, a week from today. Pre- nhrntinnfl will hp mnrln tri pnfprtiiin ft .big crdwj' of visitors' at the lodge on It i -i- . . , opening dayand over Sunday, and ' ii til sifter. July 4th. An especially bigi crowd is expected on July 4th, , I JOh Joy! Riverside Community Clubi fjve, another popular dance tonight. (Jnol artd delightful place for dancing. Musiuant be beaten. . 81 Introducing Pickard Studio hand- -painted cmna exclusively at Martin J.I Ileddy. : 87 Arthur Reed and family of Anoka, .Minnesota, passed through Medford Friday, autoing td California. While in the city they called on Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wakeman and Rev. and Mrs. F. R. Leach. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were for merly members of Rev. Leach's church at Anoka, where he was located for nine years, - Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty company.' ..-.". ..... , , 81 How much do you pay lor tin caiis? ' : '' i- - . . 82 Considering that the. maximum teni pcrature of Friday was 95 degrees the prediction of warmer weather for Sun day Is rather dlscomfltting. The Success popularity contest will stJirt in a few days. Grand prise, SJaxwoll touring car! Watch .the papers! .,81 .'Typewriter for rent. Phone 259-H. ... 85 Paul Jnnney arrived home this mor ning. from a visit in Portland. '" . Open air dance! Nat! To-nlte! 81 ' Methodists, this is Centenary Week. Payment of plcdgeB. through the Tithe' means participation in God's plan of World. Redemption. ' j , "81 ,Capt. and Mrs. E. A. Elklns are ex pected to arrive in this city Monday from, Manilla, P. I., where they have been for the past , four years. The captain has a two months leave of ab sence and the Elklns will visit here with Mrs. Elklns' mother. Mrs. Hen Trowbridge for that length of time. Mrs. Elklns was formerly Miss Mary Trowbridge and is well known in this city. - - Dance where it Is cool Saturday nlte. Kingsbury Springs. Leedom's orches tra. 81 1 'We put a new meaning in the word 'Service" a trial will show you. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 S. River-Bide.'- Phone 474. - ..t .' 81 Mr. and Mrs. W. H.5dore and dnugh-i tor, Miss Mnry, havebeen nmong the Medford people in. Portland enjoying the. Rose festival, doings .this week. They 'are. making the round trip by auto. .- - ' - ,. ,-.,.... . ,' Shower baths at the Nat for 3 lie. 81 ,,.,, , ,.,,3uasi). new.; 8IIOW TODAY! ; ''.'XOTK:( This Is a gvrut show, for the Kiddies as well lis the- . gioivmiw. , ( , .-f," ' - , WATCH YOUR STEP' with Cullen Landis and ji Patsy Ruth Miller Ufi "HKiH . Sl'KKD COMKDY "DRAMA KMItltACIXti KVKKY JSI-KJIKXl' ill- i.mkxt tiiAt t KM lORTAIX. fllK MIND OAX siuukst, lNsrini: on rox- 4- jj ' RK(iri,Ai ii!i('i:s Adults 3.V, Kiddles tOc , j ) ,' I OMl'XCi TI KSDAY "When Romance Rides" -.'! SUKKCstcd hy j ! Zane Grey's t inowl Hiular novel ' "Wildfire" "!. . )it-.av i: A stoekholilers meeting of tho Cra- Iter National Park company will be held ' at Portland today, at which, so far as could be learned here, Vernon Y'awter was the only local stockholder In at- tendance. Dauee where it is cool Saturday nlte. Kingsbury Springs. Leedom's orches- tra. '81 The mysterious key. Mordoff & Woolf. 84; ' ' . " Portland are guests at the Hotel -.olland. Other guests Include O. T. Lilly and . C. Sullivan of San Fran- Cisco, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Patterson of Los AnKelcs. Charles W. Hates of Powers Ore., F. V. Glidden of Seattle, L. J. . n0hens and family of Alameda, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Welch of Klamath Falls. Attention. ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers' Bonus plan or pay with share of crop, like rent. Gold Ray Realty Company. 81 You can save the money you pay for tin cans. . 82 Mrs. Strang Is announced to sing at the sacred concert Sunday evening a the First Baptist church. This will he her last appearance before a Medford audlence-before leaving the city. iA 8trong musical program Is arranged for music lovers Sunday 8 p. m. at the Baptist church. This is the final monthly concert for the season. , Follow the crowd on a hot day to I lie Nat and swim. 81 Fire Insurance. Brown & White. Dr. J. J. Emmens and party enjoyed a swjm at Helman's baths in Ashland last evening. Open air dance! Nat! To-nlte! 81 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. : , , . : An executive meeting of the South ern Oregon Presbytcrial -was held at the home, of Mrs. C..H. Lamkln, vice president of the body, Saturday after noon. Mesdames Brown, Warner and Dixon, of Medford) MrB. Angell, of Phoenix, and Mrs. Koehler, of this city were present. - An executive meeting Will be held again on the third Monday of -October: at Grants Pass, and the thlrtl Monday of January in Medford. Ashland Tidings ' t It Dance where It is cool Saturday nlte. .Kingsbury Springs. Leedom's orches tra. - , . -., 81 Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. - ' 85 Still another raise in the wholesale price of sugar is predicted within the next three days by local sharps who follow the sugar market close. Sugar Is ten cents higher at wholesale In the eastern market than it is In the wes tern, market nnd It Is thought from past experience that the western mar ket will soon at least meet this prlqe. For rent on shares dancing pavilion, hotel,, restaurant, fishing, hunting, bathlns and camping privileges cover ing 1000 acres-'1' River frontage,' Gold Ray Summer Resort, Gold, Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y. 81 Tin cans come high yet you throw them away. , , . . :. 82 John Ortli and family leave tomor row by auto for Ft. Klamath where the Orth children will spend the summer on the Pelton ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Orth will return Monday. ' Open air dancing! Nat!' , To-nlte! Just a bit of jazz and a good time. 81 Let the Llnd Home Lodge worry about your "eats" for the Cave Day week end. Everything clenn and new. One-half mile from the general camp ground nnd barbecue. . Henry llnswell left this morning with two large trucks for Doris, Calif., where the trucks will be engaged in hauling lumber for' the remainder of the summer. - - - Our thorough cleansing removes the dirt and soils that make fnbrlcs wear out quickly. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. Riverside Ave. ... , 81 All kinds of rougn - and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. Ill Kast Main street , At tho Presbyterian church on Sun day evonlng. Rev, E. P. Lawrence will speak especially to the young people, drawing some lossons for the present age from the many testimonies con corning the . dangers and1 promise in the lives of our young people today as given through the recent Issues of the I, Horary Digest hy men and women in religious and educational circles nil over tho country. Many of the inspir ing snugs in the new song book will ho lined in the opening song Borvlce. New members will be received nnd com munion service observed at the morn ing service. The mixed quartet con sisting of Mrs. R. K. McElhosc, Miss Mae Mordoff, Forrest Kdnieadeg and Mr. Dlehl, will slug "More Love To Thee, Oh Christ" b Prothoroe. A brief message on "Christ Before tilnto" will be given by the pastor. Have you found the "Muster Key"? Mordoff and Woolf. 84 Atwater-Kent timers for Fords $11.75 Klectrto Shop, i s - ' i - 86 Friday morning at 4 o'clock the hot water bollor In the B. F, GutUrlo hflme near Jacksonville exploded 'and the wires of the electric heater became sliortod star! Inn a slight fire. The house was considerably smoked nnd damage to the extent of about $200 was done before Mr. Guthrie arose from his bed and extinguished the fire with a hose. ' - Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber .Co. ; tf Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. A program of exceptional Interest Is advertised by ' the First Methodist Episcopal church for . tomorrow even ing. The Arena Scene from Quo Vndis will be dramatically interpreted by Mr, Ralph I. Thomas. This young man Is the son of Mr. J. I. Thomas of this city and has exceptional ability and excellent training In the field of dra matics. "Significant Sayings" will be another feature of this Bervlce. Besides the anthem, there will be n mixed quartet. Be sure of your Halt Insurance. See Holmes, The Insurance MB. TTEDTORT) MATH TRIBUNE, Appeals in four of the friendly suits filed against the state bonus commis slon to test angles of the bonus law were filed with the supreme court Frl day at Salem under a stipulation which provides for the s-gument or all four cases at the same time. Points in volved In the four suits include the 'right of a mother of a deceased ex- service man to participate in the bonus benefits, the right of an ex-service ness stocks and the question as - to (whether bonus money was to bo re garded as part of the estate of a de ceased ex-service man or went to the widow as a personal right. Open air dancing! Nat! To-nite Just a bit of jazz and a good time. 81 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. $5.00 spotlights fo your car at the Electric Shop. - 86 It Is understood that the Radovan fruit dryer which burned to the ground some time ago will be rebuilt on its old location on Central avenue and will be in operation in time to take care of the .cull pears of next fall' crop. i. i-Tee dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street H A. Thlero'if. Introducing Pickard Studio : hand painted china exclusively at Martin J Reddy, Jeweler. 87 When In need or shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E. Main. Mrs. Fred Flck, Mrs. Lewis Ulrlch Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Tou Velle were guests Tuesday afternoon at a very enjoyable party given at the home of the Misses Carleton, two miles north of here, In honor of the county health nurse, Miss Faldine, who left yester day to spend the summer at her home In New York state. Jacksonville Post. Rucker Taxi Co. Phone 876-W. Night and day service. City trips 25c. 94 The mysterious lock. Mordoff & Woolf. i : ' . . 84 i Fire insurance. Brown & White. George Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs S.,L, Leonard of this, city, arrived home thlB morning from West Point where he has been in attendance at the United States Military academy for the past two years. He will visit here with his parents for several week and will then return to West Point to complete the last two years of his course. . ; ' Open air dance! Nat! To-nite! 81 When 'In need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. The Parlor Tea Rooms, over . Wool worth store will serve chicken noodles, Chinese style, every Wednesday and afijrday, evening from 8 until, 12:30 Get your mill blocks from the Valey r uci co. t-none in. ' Mrs. Treve Lumsden and Edith G Lumsden left yesterday afternoon for Oakland, Calif., where Edith will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Klum and daughter Lael. Mrs. Lums den will proceed to her home In Los Angeles. We have a blac bear rug and cougar rug. that we will Bell for the mounting charges. Bartlett Fur Store 115 West Main street. tf Dance Eagle rolnt Sat nlte. .85 Jack Reter, who recently sold hi barber shop III this city, was one of the crew of the Crater National Park company employes which left for Crater Lake this morning. Like he did last year Jack will hold down the com blned job of running the barber shop at the lodge and the boats for hire on the lake. For expert lawn mower grinding call Mitchell Ladder Co. Dance Eagle Point Sat nlte. 85 A. L. Hill and son Roy returned last night by auto from Palo Alto, Calif. whore Roy recently graduated from Leland Stanford university in a Btruc turnl engineering course. Mrs. Hill who accompanied Mr. Hill to Palo Alto for the commencement exercises will remain in Palo Alto for ' a several weeks further visit with her mother who resides there. Nowcomb's special on dry planing mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.75 dumped at your place for the large cord load. Orders will be delivered In order In which they are taken. Phone 631. - tf Have you a key to the "mysterious lock"? Mordoff & Woolf. - 84 .The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Tom C Norris will learn with regret of the death of their oldest son, Will Norris, aged about 35 years at his home In Klamath Falls yesterday at 5 p. m of pneumonia, - Both were at the bed sldo at the time of death, Mrs. Norris having been there for several days past nnd Mr. Norris having been sum moned yestordny morning. Nothing Is known hore as yet regarding the funer al arrangements.' Will Norris is sur vived. by his wife. liverywnero you iook you . see a Chevrolet. tf Dance Eagle Point Sat nlte. .. 85 M. A. de Leu of the San Francisco office of the Associated OH company is in this city on company business. . Some tin cans are necessary others are not. You Bhould save the cost of these. 82 For good insurance, you should go to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson County Abstract Co. . O. D. lleyman of Chicago Is a guest at the Hotel Medford, as are 11. H. VII- bert of Los Angeles., M. A. do Leu of Sun Francisco, F. D. Day of Souttle, Mr. und Mrs. F. E. Powell of Albany. Ore., A. Gllloon of Pasadena. Calif.. O. R. Wiley of Eugene, Mr. nnd Mrs. James P. fcweeney of Kulispell, Mont..' and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hufford of Seattle. . , - . Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Watch repairing of that quality that gives satisfaction at Johnson's. Jeweler, f MEDFORD OREOOX. Wilbur Godlove, V'nlversity of Ore gon student who returned recently from Eugene has accepted a position in the office of the Mason Ehrman Grocery 'company in this city. Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. Hemstitching, Picotlng. oi peryu. , ouuons covereo. , "I rise to remark that I'm coming to Handicraft Shop. " the Rialto theatre tomorrow maUnee Try our merchants lunch. The I for a three daya rmj n my a.tireUe5t , , , , I best picture, 'Sure Fire.' It sure is a S. L. Leonard returned yesterday (hum.dinger. , alw aims to ,ease from an auto trip to Fresno Calif.. And , , have a r, ,n smart gt where he visited his son G. E. Leonard! here ... You w -see -hIUng t, oD. c. a.,. - icu iiuiiiu uy uuu .111b. vv . j. JlUillim of Chicago who will visit here for sev eral weeks. This office is prepared to print ledger sheetB, 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 Safety first Insure with Redden & Canaday, Phone 720. tf oash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. There was a good public market to day with' a big supply of vegetables, red raspberries, currants, and lots of dressed henB, fryers and rabbits on sale. Everything went early, as the market opens at G: 15 a. m. during the summer months. Open air dancing! Nat! To-nite! Just a bit of jazz and a good time. 81 sacrifice sale, Medford home and living income only $1000, balance like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jap Art Store. . 88 Forty-two persons spent last night and this morning at the city auto camp. They arrived in the city In their cars at various times yesterday, i Get pine flume lumber at Big Pines Lumber Co. tf For Sale Best home made cakes, pies. 129 N. Central. Mrs. Boardman. - 84 ' The Crescent orchestra will open a new dance hall at Lake Creek July 4 88 The following tourists registered Saturday at the Oregon State Motor Association headquarters at the Hotel Medford: Mr. and Mrs. O. Hange of Long Beach, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Elliott of Los Angeles, H. D. Day of Seattle, A. Gllloon of Pasadena and B. F. Welch .and family of Seattle. Buy Medford home. ' Pay like rent Gold Ray Realty'Co. Two watchmakers, prompt service and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, Jeweler. - - . -. . tf Your growing grain,' fs it insured? See Holmes, The -Insurance Man. ' The local postofflce will be well rep- resented at today's convention at Roseburg of the .Oregon state associa tion of mail clerics and letter carriers. Hugo .Guenther and Otto . Dejarnett left for Roseburg yesterday, and Post master Wm. J. Warner and C M. Hous ton left for there this afternoon, ex pecting to arrive in time to take In the convention banquet tonight . ' Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. . tf We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co, Lowell Netherlnnd and a party of friends leave tonight in Lowell's car for Crater Lake and will return Sun day night. They expect to get within two or three miles of the lake and to hike the rest of the way. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Robert A.. Glen, for over 30 years news editor of the Spokane Spokes man-Review, and one of the best known newspapermen in the Pacific northwest spent a few hours in the city Friday enroute home from a trip to California points. He stopped off in this city to visit his old friend Owney Patton and other former Spokane resi dents. ' Some tin cans cost 10c apiece. Let's cut that out. : 82 MEDFORD WILL PLAY G. The Medford basoball nine will play the Grants Pass team a return game at Grants Pass tomorrow. The two teams engaged in a hot battle last Sun day at the local ball park and the game was scoreless for the first five Innings. llnrham pitched for Medford, as he will tomorrow, and tho victory of 8 to 2 which Medford won last Sunday was attributed to him. , The Cliniatites nro strong for repri sal ond do not Intend to be beaten. If they cannot wln' they intend to keep he game scoreless until it is'called off because of darkness instead of stop ping at five innings. The contest promises to be a spirit ed one and many Medford fans and supporters who would otherwise go fishing tomorrow have decided to take in the game and root tor the locals.'-' OBITUARY. XORRIS Will Norris, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Norris of 21S South Cot tase street, died at Klamath Falls this morning of pneumonia. F. C. Norris is the well known mail carrier. . The body will be brought here for burial. uneral announcement will be made later." - - MAIL YOUR FILMS TO SWEM'S STUDIO 217 K. Main St. Medford SATURDAY. .1UXE 21. ;ig; FINAL INSTRUCTIONS beSSJ 5 JO BOYS ATTENDING .,, Hoot Gibson at Rialto .tra)1 rj(ljng gnd 8hooUng nd being pursued by a posse. You will see a lively and Interesting picture. For I always alms to please." Thus Hoot Gibson might tell you of his newest photoplay which - Is undoubtedly his finest contribution. It Is a picture which crackles with action and inci dent and is staged in picturesque set tings. You will vote it a winner. Patsy Miller at Page ! - A motion picture that will appeal to every age, from flapper to grandmoth er, is "Watch -Your Step," the Jullen Josephson photo-comedy featuring Cul len Landis, which comes to the Page, theatre today for three days. Youthful Patsy Ruth Miller is the lending wom an while other members of the cast are Bert Woodruff, Raymond Cannon, John Cossar, Henry Rattenbury, Geo. Pierce, L. J. O'Connor, Cordelia Calla han and Alberta Le.e The story is a romantic rapid-action comedy about young Elmer Slocum who had served a jail sentence for speeding and on his first day of liberty reached a new speed of 85 miles an hour taking a physician whose car had broken down to his patient. Elmer wrecks his car, knocks down a police man whom he believes he has killed He flees to a little western town and there falls In love with the daughter of the richest man in the village. Re garded with suspicion by the girl's father and her other Buitors, Elmer has the upper hand of them until he Is ordered held a prisoner by a detective employed by his father. However, Elmer was not a murderer and the timely arrival of his father sets him free and he wins the girl. ART TALK PUBLIC Y Mr. Samuel J. Hume,' director of the .Greek theater, : Berkeley, secre tary of tho Western Aasbciation of Art Museum Directors,' will talk, on coast artists nnd their Avork at the public library Monday nt 2:3.0 . m. Mr. Hume is thoroughly informed on this subject, and is an interesting speaker. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY L,oS T Coat with valuable paper In if,, between Eagle Point and Ayers' place, Saturday, June 24. Reward for return to Sunnyside, Eagle Point, or -Mull Tribune.- W. G. Averill. 82 WANTED Transportation for one to Josephine Caves with private party or dus with carerul driver, Monday, Juno 2G preferred; later date same week satisfactory. Phone 331-R. 81 FOR. SALE Cheap, used truck, small Cadillac; all good tires. Phone 710-Y Sunday. . 82 WANTED Royal Anne cherries. In quire phone 94 or 730-Y, Rogue River Valley Canning Co. 87 FOR SALE Cherries. C. M. Howell, Phone 869-J. 86 WANTED To buy dairy cows. C. C, Hoover. Phone 685-R-6. 82 FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, fill Pine, on East Jackson between Dartlett-Riverside, close in. "83 WANTED Girl or woman for house work. No cooking. Telephone 572-R-l. S3 AXXOVXXCIXG THE , Medford-Klamath . Freight Line Trucks make trip daily between Medford and Khtmath Fulls SKUYICE GrAltAXTEF.I) Vhomv J.o:W, II." ..... , , .,-... r'.,,-,'V,.-.,-,. ,, . .. , . ',11 LAST SACRED CONCERT Vi.J' lW. F. n. Leach Pastor 1022 Y. M. C A. One hundred and fifty boys in nous communities in the' county are receiving final instructions in tho form of a circular letter, tellinc ex- nctiywhat steps are necessary before the opening day of tho Y. M. C. A. camp July 6. Any bov of twelve years or over nbt receiving such letter may Bet the information by getting in touch with the Y. M. C. A. office, or the secretary. Cash Wood. In order that .the.bill for supplies may be given in time, it is necessary to have every boy signed up and his camp foe paid down by Saturday. Julv 1. Flvo dollars per'boy pays the bill for the ten days from tho time the camp (eaves Jledrord till it returns. This very low figure Is mndo possible by me courtesy and Kindness of many friends' of the association who nro offering their services In various ways. It is evident .that there is n very narrow margin allowed In the expense account, so that camp fees must be made In cash as before stated. ' A trip' to the camp site will be made by those in charge early In tho week to further prepare for the com ing of tho camp. With the experience of many years In handling Y. M. C. A. nnd scout camps, it is confidently announced by those In charge that every reasonable caution is being taken to insure the safety and good care of the boys in camp.' As far as at all practicable, every contingency is being provided for and the campers will be as safe as they' are at' home. Discussion with parents jot , the details of the, camp program is invited by the manage mont The' trip will bo under tho per sonal, supervision of Cash Wood, county Y. r, C:'A. secretary. Othor adults will, be present to share the responsibility. " f ,, .From present Indications at least forty boys will make the trip. i . His Friend Recommended Them "Six years ago," writes W. H. Shad well, Stanley, Va., "I had kidney trou ble, and at times was unable lo raise myself in bed. Foley Kidney Pills were recommended to me by the Chief oi the Fire Department. After using 3 bottles I was completely relieved and have never had a return of the symp toms." -Why suffer when you can get relief from rheumatic pains, backache, swollen, sore and stiff joints, sleep disturbing bladder weakness and other symptoms of disordered kidneys." Sold everywhere.,' ',;'' Adv. ',;hiQnabIe -DRESSMAKING ; Experience In all branches. 1 Designing of all kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders. ' BOS W. I Oth St- Phone 355-Y . ' ..'' 7:30 - ' DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION OF THE ARENA SCENE FROM QUO VADIS -: . ...... .;: RALPH I. THOMAS A young man of excellent training and exceptional y . : ability in the field 'of dramatics i "Significant Sayings" Feature Excellent v--; ' Music. . . . An appealing message & "BINDING THE BROKEN REEDS' '" 11:00 a.m. ;;;"'.'':;": "THE GENIUS OF THE CHRISTIAN : , ORDER" ' . ' .; , A message for the times - FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH v', Fourth and Bartlett , "The Church of Good Music" , f ' '.'.' .-'':': "; ;.': , A -;'i ' - , . i 7 '. . ' .v .- ' ! ; ,1 .", i pi'- of the season, and one of great interest and eri-T joyment. A varied program. Plan the day to hear this inspiring music. 1 SUNDAY 8 P. M. ' ' 11 A. M. ':; "THE TRUE BASIS OF THE CHRISTIAN' FAITH" ' ' ; '. ..-:.: i . i . . i '. 1 First Baptist f Church 1 : , i J.,!' V. ; (N. Central and 5th St.) ' ' .' - i ' '' r, - a, ! V : ! t ( WOMAN TOO ' WEAK JO WALK Now Workj Nine Hour a Day. Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable : Compound Restored Her Strength - : Union Village, Vt '.' I f as.eak and nervous and all run-down. , I could not fflPl waiK across ine noor without resting and I had been that way for weeks; I saw vomr advertisement in the paper, and after tak ing one .bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound! felt the good it was doing me and I took seven more in all. Before I finished I was able to work nine hours a day in a steam laundry. I cannot say too mucn in lavor.oi your medicine. I trust all sick and suffering women will take it. It has been two years sincel took it and I am strong and well." Mrs. L. A. Guimann, Union Village, Vermont. - ' - - '-;- . -;''-' This is only one of such letters we are continually publishing showing' what Lydia E. Pinkham has done for women, and whether you wo or not Mrs. Guimann's letter should interest you. Many women get into a weak, nervous r run down condition because of ailments they often have. Such women should take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound at the first sign of trouble. Good health is necessary and thjs splendid medicine will help youito keep it.' Day .or Night Weeks-conger co Funeral Directors - . For Reliable TRUCKING PHONE 600-L . L. Knips Transfer WOOD! Dry Mill Blocks; Fir Slab Wood and ' all other kinds of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO Cor. Third and Fir Phone 242 Car Washing Service ....'. . - - - '' Give Your Car Weekly- Washing ; for $4.00. a Month" ' . ' VERNE S. WHITE.'- At Illttson's Garaga