POTE- TWO
Focal and
jIj Personal
About one hundred and fifty people,
employees of the California-Oregon
rower company and their families en
Joyed a picnic Sunday at the Klks
picnic grounds. Arriving about noon,
luncheon was served at one o'clock
and the afternoon was spent In athle
tic stunts und contests which were re
warded with prizes. The lust of the
cur's had left Tor home by eight o'clock.
Among the guests were J. D. (irant,
chairman or the board of directors, and
J. H. McKee, president.
Service and sales on Goodyear and
Cnlted States tires and tubes.. Geo. L.
Treichler .Motor Co. ')"'
When In need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 K.
ilaln.
.Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Dennis of Port
land ero the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hurl Tinny Sunday on their way to
California on a motor trip.
House aprons to embroider. Handi
craft Shop. '
Dr. Lincoln Kallen, X-ray specialist,
has Installed an X-ray laboratory for
medical and dental X-ray diagnosis
and X-ray treatment at 211-213 Liberty
lildg. Office hours a. ni. to 12 m.
1 to D p. m. Phone 01. S2
.lack O'Connor, local mail carrier,
Tel! from a ladder while picking cher
ries Friday night and injured himself
severely. Ho suffered two broken ribs,
on Injured foot and a sprained shoul
der and will be unable to work for two
or three weeks. One carrier at the
local office Is already 111, a clerk Is on
vacation and with O'Connor off the
job the remainder of the force are
working under strained conditions.
Walter Norrls is taking the injured
man's place.
Patterns in Irish crochet and Filet
laces just received at the Handicraft
Shop. 95
Mrs. A. 0. Foor, Viavl dealer, Is leav
. ing Saturday for Portland. 95
The fire situation In Jackson county
Is ut present most satisfactory accord
ing to the forest service office which
reports that no fires have been report
ed In the county within the lust 24
hours and that all fires which have
started this season are now out. In
the district under the Jurisdiction of
the locnl forest service office not a
single fire is consuming the public's
valuable tlmbor at the present time. .
Hemstitching,
Plcotlng, 4
8c per yard.
Work finished
When you want It.
The Vanity Shop,
Oor. Main and Bartlctt St. tf
The Golden West Shows and Lew F.
Collins' dog and pony circus will show
In Medford today and tomorrow at the
grounds opposite the S, P. depot. Mod
ford people will remember this show
as the one which performed hero the
second of Inst August. The company
Includes SO performing animals, jug
glers, acrobats and clowns.
O. V; Gillette of Ashland who is
spending the summer at the Lake of
the Woods has Installed a radiophone
and reports that he enjoys concerts
every evening as well as news reports
from Portland.
Lime and cement, Medford Lumber
Co.
Siskiyou mineral water, wholosnle
and retail. Ilrown & Tlrown.. 108'
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. GodloVe, Ford E
Wilson, Klmor Knips and Wilbur God
love returned lust night from a week
end visit to the Orogon Caves.
Automobile Insurance. Brown &
White. tf
Japanese parasols S5e, $1.00, $1.26.
Jannnesn Art Store. ' 94'
Perry Notthcott was nrrcsted by a
forest ranger last Saturday for refus
ing to fight fire. Ho was given a mini
mum fine by Justice of the Pence Law
rence. Sisson Headlight.
Dine at Parlor Toa Rooms, cool and
cozy, service unexcelled. 99
Now and attrnctlvo luncheon cloths
wilh napkins to match, $1.00. Handi
craft Shop. 95
A section gang of the Southern Pa
cific is again at work on the periodical
repair or tho Main street crossing.
. When In need of snsh and doors
cnll Wallace Woods, 108 or como to
711 K Main street.
In these :day of congested
traffic eVen the most care
ful drivers are smashed into
frequently.
You may bo tho next victim.
Why worry and wonder
where the money wonlil Wimo
from to overhaul your cnr.
Why ilttyrntl On ' law salt
when wo Insure you generously
against loss of money through
collision.
Cafl today and we'll evplaln
our plan fully.
McCurdy
INSURANCE AGEXCT.
. . l'lioire pno-Two-Tlrree
Will (i. Steele, former resident here
and "l-'aiher of Crater Lake National
pnik" left yesterday morning for the
lake. He is United States commission
er for Crater National park and will
remain there until the termination of,
Hie season.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Take some work with you on your
vacation; everything in embroidery.
Handicraft Shop. 95
A dog and pony s-iow which" arrived
yesterday evening from .Ashland will
show here today and tomorrow. The
show is situated on the vacant lots op
posite the Southern Pacific depot.
Safety first Insure with Kedden St
Cunaday, Phone 720. tf
One of the nicest furnished apart
ments in the Mail Tribune building is
for rent, with hot and cold water, elec-
trlclty, gas; nice, comfortable rooms.;
Appiy at. omce. "iMall Tribune.
Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett returned
Saturday evening from Pelican Bay
where he spent several days last week
with II. L. Hunt or the local Burroughs
Adding Machine force. Mr. Sasnett
reports excellent luck in fishing and
an enjoyable vacation. The drive to
the bay was made by way of Crater
ako and a hike to the waters edge
through the snow was one of the en
joyable features of the trip. While at
Pelican Hay tho men were guests or
Sidney Smith of Medford, who showed
them the best places to fish and placed
bis launch at their disposal.
Opening dance, Prospect, next Sat.
nliflit I .minnnnf.h'a orchestra. Mitl-'i
-
night lunch served by Mrs. Jim Grieve,
97
Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders
dance orchestra extraordinary. Nata
torlum, Wed. July 12th. 94
Professor Irving Vining of Ashland
Is spending the summer at his cottage
at the Lake of the Woods.
Sash nnd doors. Medford Lumber Co.
They say step-cut piston rings have
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
"Buckshot" Simmons has returned
to Medford after a several months ab
sence In Nebraska where he has been
attending to the repair of damage
done to his ranch property by a cy
clone which struck It this spring. He
reports that all the buildings on the
runch were blown down and that he
gave the lumber to a contractor for
hauling It away.
Hearing pear and apple orchardB
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 acre
tracts and up. Easy terniB. Near
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 134-Y.
Dressmaking for women nnd chil
dren. Specialty: men's shirts, button
holes and alterations. Mrs. Ben J.
Trowbridge, 905 West Tenth St. Phone
355-Y. 99
Deputy Sheriff Lowe of Klamath
county paBaed through this city yester
day with two prisoners enroute to tho
state penitentiary at Salem.
All night dance Prospect next Snt.
night. Laanspach's orchoBtra. 97
Coming Seven O. A. C. Serenaders
dance orchestra extraordinary. Nata-
torlum, Wed. July 12th. 94
Elmer Vroman and family returned
last evening from a visit to the Oregon
Caves. They spent the week-end nt
that resort nnd report an enjoyable
tl'lie.
For good Insurance, you should gol, .,.,.,, hnt, Amonir Hm other
to uorr leo, omce wnn jacKson
County Abstract Co.
Wo will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at $5.75.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7G. tf
"Hud" Lnwrontz, well known taxi
driver and for a long porlod of time
driver of tho Jacksonville Btago, has
accepted a position with tho Pantoriuni
Dye WorkB.
Get your mill blocks from the Valloy
Fuel Co. Phone 70.
They Bay step-cut piston rings hnvo
been reduced to 25c each at Busy Cor
ner Motor Co. tf
Tho new boat which Louis Dodgo
ordered some time ago for use on Lake
of the Woods, has arrived and Is up to
all specifications. The boat was manu
factured by the Mulllns steel Boat
company of Salem, Ohio, and is made
of guaranteed rust-proof steel. It will
carry seven passengers when both of
the compressed air chambers arc filled
and is fitted with both motor and oars.
Mr. lXalge expects to have tho boat
taken to tho lake within the next week
or ton days. Ashland Tidings.
Nowcomb's special on dry pinning
mill blocks during heavy run Is $5.75
dumped nt your place for the largo
cord load. Orders will be delivered in
order in which they are taken. Phono
G31. tf
Coming Soven O. A. C. Serenaders
dance orchestra extraordinary. Nata
torlum. Wed. July 12th. 94
According to tho Jacksonville Post,
Dnn llngshnw of that city 1s now in
chnrgo of tho Gold Bench Reportor,
while the editor of that publication,
Mr. Jusn, is enjoying a vacation In the
mountains. It adds that Bugshaw may
decide to purchase tt.o paper.
Spend tho woek end at Prospoct.
Hlg opening dance next Sat. night. 97
Rucker Taxi Company. Phone 87G-W
night and day service. City trips 25c
102
Vernon H. Vnwtor, banker of Med
ford, 1s at the Multnomah, nccompnn
led by Mrs. V'awter, for a short visit In
tile city. Oregon Journal.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Linn
bor Co.
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 12 to 18. tf
Tho county pathologist's office has
been deserted tor a week by C. C. Ctito
and Is now occupied only by his secre
tary and Miss Floronce Poolo, the
county demonstration ngont. Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Cnto departed this morning
for San Jose, Calif., in company with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton L. Long and will
remain in tho Santa Clara valley for a
week or more. Mr. Long is a hortlcul
to nil specialist from O. A. C, and he
and Mr. Cnte uro making a visit to
study California farming methods.
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
fifty-eight dlfrorent hirms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man.
MEDFORD WATU TRIBUNE,.
.Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Clark of St.
Louis were week-end guests In Med
ford and spent their time here with the
Ilazelrigg and -Marsh families who
were well acquainted with them in the
oast.
Huy Medford home. Pay like rent.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 12 to 10. tf
Fred A. Matz arrived in Medtord
Saturday from Portland and will leave
this week tor Klamath Lakes where he
will take charge of the Pelican Hay
timber sale, ;
' Hemstitching,
' Plcotlng. '., ..
' 8c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. tf
A good proposition and one that can
bo made a fine Income for man who
wm invest $800, with services. Box 88,
, Miss Florence Pool, ' county demon
stration agent will hold a gummed
paper dreBS form demonstration this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester
Wendt In Jacksonville. A similar
demonstration will be' held at Rogue
River tomorrow for the ladles ot that
community.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet.
Dance at Prospect next Sat. night.
97
Mrs. Stewart Patterson, a former
resident of Medford and well known
here arrived about a week ago and
will spend the summer In this city
.1 i . .... nnctrill
iiiuvui lundl uii uyui 11110111 mib".
court. Her son Stewart is spending
tho summer at a boys' camp at Lake
Tahoo.
Something new! J. ,C. Robinson has
opened up an auto repair shop at 1009
West Main street. . All work guaran
tee!. Phone 9C1-J. 95
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe's? tr
Robt. Middleton or Ashland, who had
his race badly cut when L. J. Orres'
car turned over on the highway north
of Medford Saturday morning, Is doing
well according to the attending physic
ian and it is expected that he will be
able to leave the hospital this week
nnd return to Ashland,
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
When better automobiles are built.
Bulck will build them. tf
Dainty luncheons, delightful dinners
and clever specialties at very reason
able prices at tho Parlor Tea Rooms.
94
A baby elk is a new addition to the
E,k fam(ly. tn tner grounds In the
upper end or Llthia park. It was Tlrst
observed Saturday morning and within
a few hours was jumping and playing
about with all the activity of a healthy
youngster. The two female elk have
been in their present quarters tor oyer
two years, being brought here from
Medford. The male elk was brought
rrom Eugene last rail. The present
arrival is the Tlrst to be born In the
park. A number of people have been
out to see the youngster nnd pronounce
It; a rine specimen. Ashland Tidings.
Alt ktnria nt ronfrh and dressed
llllnber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 Ens, Muln Btreet
711 East Main street.
, Siskiyou mineral water, wholesale
and retail. Brown & Brown. 108
A motor party from Seattle, Mr. and
Mrg w L Ueduow Mrs. G. B. Barclay
1m,1 MtD, T1H7nhfth RmMnw nro C-Iipstfl
guests are Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Bosworth, Gertrude Bosworth and
Charles Bosworth, of Piedmont, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Root, Mr. W. N.
Howard of. Los Angeles, L. E. Kelly of
San Francisco, and Al Folgerman of
New York. '
You can get most any old thing at
DeVoe's most any old time. tf
Try our merchants lunch. The
SJinsta.
u. M. nnsseau oi meuioru is biiuuu
tng a short time In Portland on a busi
ness trip, nnd is registered at the Ore
gon. Oregon Journal.
Got tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. tr
Fire insurance.. Brown & White.
C. W. McDonald left last evening for
Portland where he will remain for the
next few days on business.
Dance. Eagle Point, Sat. night, July
8th. Crescent orchestra. 93
O. C. Boggs and son Stanley re
turned yesterday from a several woeks
visit In Illinois. Mr. Hoggs states that
they had an onjoyallje trip and wore
fortunnte in escaping the hot weather
usually prevalent in that state,
This office is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to traveling men nnd have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us ami we will call. tf'
Clarence D. Franz, cashier of the
American Express company branch at
Pendloton arrived In Medford this
morning tor a several days visit with
old friends and buddies whose acquain
tance ho made while In the 05th artil
lery during the war. He is enroute to
Snn Francisco where ho will spend his
annual vacation.
Got pino riume lumber at Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
The following parties registered at
the Oregon Tourist and lntornintlon
Bureau today: R. Roborts ot Rich
mond, Calir., Lloyd F. Hearney of San
Francl8CO.tr.' J. McNnmara of Crescent
City, Calif., Omar E. Gnmood and ram.
Ily of Denver,- Colo., Hale Whitemore
and family of Concord, Mass., Mr. and
Mrs. II. B. Lawton of Fresno, Calif.
An orgnnlied touring party under
tho direction of Anson McCook Board
Is making the Crater Lake trip hav.
Ing gone in from the Klamath side yes
terday. They will be met by a special
private car on S. P. train No. 18 In this
city tomorrow night. The party con
sists ot 25 persons.
Miss Floronce Day of Portland ar
rived this morning for a visit with Dr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Sweeney. Miss
Day Is a sister of R. C. Day who ar
rived several days ago for a visit with
the Sweenoys. Mr. and Mrs. Day and
Miss Day will make the trip to I)la
mond lake this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich nnd
pnrty spent yesterday at Alder lodge
MEDFORD ORECiOX.
Mr. and .Mm. WUliam A. Runnel!
and their son. Billy, arrived this
morning from New Westminster, H.
C, to spend the summer with her.
parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Barber
of this city.
Young man stenographer wanted.
See Medford Business College. 93
Mrs. George Acker Is making a
visit to her mother, who resides in
Oakland. She expects to remain two
weeks.
EverywljeYe you look you see a
Chevrolet. tf
Two large electric fans have been
ihstalled in the Page theater 'on the
lower floor near the exits on the
east side and aid greatly in the ven
tilation. Get tree props at Big Pines Lumber
Co. . tf
Tho cherries on the auto camp
ground are being picked by the own
ers. The city council allowed the
persons who rented the place prior
to Its purchase by the city to har
vest the cherries of which there are
several trees.
You can get 1t at DeVoe's. tf
Sidney Wheeler, superintendent of
the local Southern Pacific freight de
pot, spent the week end at the Ore
gon caves.
Robert Lawton, son of J. W. Law
ten, is a Medford visitor. Mr. Law
ton, who Is superintendent or power
houses for the n-.Oiern division of
the Southern California Edison com
pany Is accompanied by his wife.
They will leave this week for eastern
Oregon, accompanied by,J. W. Law
ton and will visit bennison and Guy
Lawton at Fort Klamath. After re
turing from the eastern Oregon mo
tor trip they will return to their
home at Cascada, Calif.
Kodak films at De Voe's. :. " tf
F. E. Blackburn, who recently un
derwent an operation for throat
trouble In Portland and who return
ed to Medford about two weeks ,ngo,
has sufricently convalesced to be out
and about again. '
George J. Kunzmah and family re
turned recently from a week's outing
at Diamond lake.
O. M. Ro3seau returned yesterday
rrom a several days' business visit in
Portland.
William F. Isaacs and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Rosenberg and Dick Isaacs spent
yesterday on Rogue River at Big Rock
lodge. Bill reports that fishermen
were bo numerous on the river yester
day that they were in each other's
way.
The finals In the West Side Tennis
club handicap tournament were played
off yesterday morning and Raymond
Fish defeated Russell Coleman for the
championship of the court. The score
was 7-5, 6-2, 4-6 and 6-4.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Gone Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Thomas, Is convalescing from an
operation performed upon his nose
last week.
Dr. W. M. P. Hull, county physi
cian, left this morhuig for Corvalis,
Where he will remalirfor several days
on business. -
P. A. Patton returned Saturday
from Crater lake where he had been
for several days on business.
Arthur Brown returned Saturday
from a week's stay In Roseburg.
Mrs. George E. Neuber of Port
land arrived in Medford yesterday
and will remain., here for the next
month visiting William Hanna, her
brother, and other relatives.
Shorty" H. C. Gamett and fam
ily returned the end ot last week
trom a motor trip to Portlnnd, and
will remain hero for about a weok,
after which they will return to their
home In Alhambra, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McCabe and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill of Bakers-
rield are amoung the touring parties
registered with the Oregon State Mo
tor association at the Hotel Medtord.
Other parties who registered yester
day include: Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Crystal of) Vacavllle, Calir., Lillian
J. Rico and party ot San Diego, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Falch of Healdsberg,
Calif., M. 13. Bates and party of New
York and E. W. Stanfleld and party
ot Loa Angeles.
Julius Wolff of Ashland and
George Hunt left last evening for
Portland on business, Mr. Hunt will
return in a lew days and expects, to
drive a new car back. - v
H. it. Falrelileld and T. W. Fitch of
Portland are among tpe guests at
Crater Lake lodge. They passed thru
Medford yesterday en route to The
lake. Mr. Fairchild is assistant dis
trict sales manager for the Portland
district of the Standard Oil company.
Ten people left by stage tor Crater
Lake Sunday and eight more left this
morning.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kinleysido stopped
n short while In Medford this morn-
on their way south from British Co
lumbia. They are making an extend
ed motor trip through Calltornia and
Mexico which will keop them nwuy
from Medford until September.
The guests nt tho Holland hotel In
clude R. F. Scholz of Snn Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Peterson fo Los
Angeles, H. A. (lordon of eSattle, I.
W. Schjetter of North Bend. Mr. and
Mi's. H. H. Sinnock of Berkeley, and
H. P. Jones of eSattle.
Funeral services were held this
morning over tho body of Delbert W.
Huoy who passed away at Denver,
Colo., on July 6. Ho, was, in, the ser
vlco of the United States Army and
hnd been for seven years at the time
of his death. The services were held
by tho local post of - the American
Legion at the Weeks-Conger chapel
und at the grave. Kev. D. E.- Millard
officiated nt the chapel. Burial was
in the Phoenix cemetery.
"Uncle George" Nichols, who for
some time past has been seriouslv ill
has Improved In the Inst day or so
nnd is now on the way to convales
cence and recovery.
Itev. E. P. Ijiwrerico left Sundny
to attend the Presbyterian synod at
orvnlli!. Ore.
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
M)NDAY : JULY .10. 1-022.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
Thirty-five cars and 99 people ar
rived at tho city auto camp yester
day and spent the night there. The
occupants of the camp are as fol
lows: F. O. Vhlnney and party of
four en route from Idaho Falls to
Pasadena; D. Brown and one other
on the way from Heno, Nev., south;
Ed L. Erickson and party of two.
en route from Portland south; W.
McPherson on the way from Lock
ford, Calif., to Portland; C. D. 'Motir
mann and one other en route' from
Loekwood, Calif.,- to Portland: F.
Graham and party of Los Angeles, en
route to Knoxville, Tenn.; I. Hastings
and party of Los Angeles, en, route to
Victoria; B. C: Wrrt. Spenwr laWd
party of Richmond, CMlf., may loehte
here; .11, 'C Eibach and party of 'Oak
land, Calif., touring north; W. H.
Kcllam und ; party :of Madrid;' 'Neb.;
en route to I'ortluild; .F. t,.- Hazelton
and 'party-'of Taconta,- e!! route- tO'Los
Angeles; B.--T. Terry und family of
Dayton, Wn., en route to Los Ange
les; E. L. Allen and party of Idaho
Falls on the way to Berkeley, Calif.;
A. J. James and party of Belllngham,
Wn., en route to San Francisco; M.
H. Anderson and party of Vancouver,
B. C, on the way north from Cali
fornia; J. E. Shannon and party of
Seattle, en route north from Cali
fornia; E. N. Klgel and party of
Bend, Ore., on the way south; H.
Whitmore and party of four en route
from Concord, Mass., to Portland; H.
Topnish and party, en route from Se
attle to Los Angeles; H. M. Bates of
Newbeg, Iowa, en route to Portland;
W. T. Tennett and party of Glendale,
Calif., on route to Portland; E. L.
Crnndall and party ! of .Cloverdale,
Calif.,' en route to". Portland; P.
Hagen of Seattle,, en route to. Ttose
burg; J. M. Shoomaker':and party of
six, en route from Billings, Mont., to
Medford, where they intcnd:'-to lo
cate: H. Darnes and party - of "Napa
City,, Calif., en route to Murshfield.
Ore.; -Wm. Smith and family of
Stockton, Calif., en route to Port
land: F. J. Fuller nnd party of San
Francisco,, touring south; A. D.
Thompson nnd party of Los Angeles,
on tho way to Seattle; A. Lnto of
Los Angeles, en route to eSattle, and
J. W. Skerberg and party of three,
en route from Seattle south.
. INDIANAPOLIS William T. Tll
den ' defeated . Zenzo Sbimidzu in
straight sets in the finals of tho na
tional clay court tennis singles cham
pionship. SAN FRANCISCO Swimming In
tho Neptune beach tank yesterday,
John Welssmuller smashed two more
world's records.
WIMBLEDON, July 10. (By Asso
elated Press). Gerald L. Patterson of
Australia won the, final in the men's
singles of the grass court tennis chain
plonshlps here ' today defeating Ran
dolph Lycett, Great Britain, In straight
sets 6-3, 6-4, 6-2.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
Standings of the clubs of the Pa
cific Coast league including yester
day's games follow:
Won. Lost. Pet.
Vernon 58 35 .624
San Franciso 60 38 .612
Oakland .'. ....50 40 .490
Los Angeles 47 - 52 .475
Seattle 45 52 .464
Portland 43 51 .457
Sacramento 37 61 .377
National League.
Brooklyn 5; St. Louis 6.
Philadelphia 3: Cincinnati 9.
Boston 2; Chicago 7.
American League.
Cleveland 9; New York 7.
Detroit 7; Washington 13.
Const League.
San Frnncisco 10-32; Portland
8-8. .. ,
Lo Angeles 5-2; Seattle 6-4. .
Salt Lake 6-2; Oakland 6-3.
Sacramento 2-2; Vernon 3-5.
Attention. Orchardists!
We are prepared to quote . you on
Concrete PressuraJ'Ipeifor Irrigation,
sizes six to twelve' Inches p' guarantee
ing same up to one hundred foot head.
We have molds for making nnd In
stalling the California type pipe.
Let us figure your job.
MEDFORD CONCRETE
CONSTRUCTION CO. 9S
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 12 acres rich river hottom
land, 10 acres in bearing apple orch
ard, Spltzenberff and Newtowns.
Isaac Best, Grants Pass, Ore. 101
LOST Gold. PI Beta Phi pin, shape of
arrow with pearl setting. Name
Mary H. Moffat on back of pin. Re
ward at Tribune office. tf
TOR RENT Two sleeping rborhV.MUS
S. Fir St. - 5
Fashionable
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Experience tn all branches,
peslgntng of all kinds., r.
Prompt Attention to Mailorders.
BOA W. 10th St. Phono 8.15-Y
Car Washing Service
Give Your Car s Weekly Washing
for $4.00 a Month
VERNE S. WHITE
At. Hlrtson'n Garnco
Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, dressing,
lie pairing.
S..W, FORSYTHE
DYER AMI CLEAXER
Prompt scrtlce and prices the lowest
consistent with first class work.
J ANILS P. Ill MI'llllKVS, well
known automobile inati of
Hebron. Mil., who ilcelnres lie be
lieves Tunlac Is the best tiling to
overcome Moninoli trouble and
run-douii conilitjoii. , SUiU-s It
completely restored his health.
1 " '
"I bolieve in giving everything its
due and I want .to aiy ritjht now I
just ,'unrt praise Tanlac too highly
for what it has Une in my cuse, .
declared 'James P. Humphreys, pro
prietor of the Hebron Alotor Co.,
Hebron, ild.
'Kor throe' years or more I suffer
ed from indigestion. After eating I
would bloat terribly with gas and my
heart .would piilpi.tato until it inter
fered with my breathing. I was
hnbitualy constipated and my nerves
were- all upset. My sleep was un
sound, I got up ' mornings all tired
out, nnd I was only a shadow of my
former self.
"Well, Tanlac has given me a keen
appetite, stomach trouble has disap
peared, f my nerves have steadied
down, and I - have gained several
pounds. Tantne, to my mind, is the
best thing ever sold , for stomach
trouble and, run-down condition."
Tanlac is sold -by all good drug
gists. Adv.
. : GIM CHUNG
; China Herb Store
This is to certify that Glm Chung of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of goitre
anu scumacn .trotinio. a. Al. Leonard,
509 J St.. Grants Pnss.
This Is to certify that Glm Chung of
Medford, Ore., has cured me of rupture
of four years' standing. 1 G. la ham.
ua ki urnnis I'ass, ore.
Medford. Oregon, Jan. 13, 1017.
This Is to certify that I. the under
signed, had very severe stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and list August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose
Herb, store is at 214 South Front street,
MeiKprd), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon us I used them and today
am a; well man and can heartily reborn
mend anyone afflicted as I was to see
Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses: ...
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W.iU Chlldreth. Kngle Point.
At. A. Andtrscn,' Medford.
S. B- Holmes, Eagle Point,
C. K. Moore, Eaglo Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Kagle Point.
Geo. Von der Hellen.- TOuKle Point,
Thos. K. Nlfhols. EnirlA Pnln
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