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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON,' MONDAY. MAY 7. 1023
ocal and
Personal
Yesterday saw more motorlnt? par
ties from Medford on the hisihwuys
and byways of the valley than any
Sunday bo far this season. Many par
ties -drove to Trail and McCloud on
the Crater Lake highway and numer
ous parties spent the day fishing on
Rogue river and Its numerous tribu
taries After the fire It is too late to Insure.
See Redden &. Canaday now.
The great eastern fad of French
Dollybags has hit Medford. Come In
and see: them. Medford Book Store.
. ,. ' . . ' 40
' Radio reception was poor last even
ing according to reports of numerous
devotees of the ether waves. The pro
gram at the Methodist church was
successful for several numbers but
was ultimately spoiled by adverse con
ditions. R. I. Red setting eggs at DeVoe's.
The St. Mark's Altar guild dance
planned for Tuesday, May 8th, has
been postponed indefinitely.
An advertising committee for
"Flashes of Action," the U. S. Army
Signal Corps official war picture, rode
up and down the streets of the city
during the noon hour today. The
skeleton squad of Legion men fired
blank shells from army rifles at inter
vals and gave the appearance of being
as tickled as a bunch of small boys
with a pack of fire crackers.
There's 8 busy Business College
in Modford. OWN.
Next Sunday will be Mother's Day.
Volland and other famous cards'. Med
ford Hook Store. . 40
The news was received throughout
the city Sunday and today that there
had been a marked Improvement In
the condition of Dr. J. J. Emmens,
who is still critically ill with pneu
monia. This improvement has been
such as to encourage bis close frlenda
as to the ultimate outcome of the
case. The doctor's mind is clearer
and the spells of delirium are decreas
lng. He was also able to undergo u
shave yesterday. The change from
his extremely low condition of Satur
day is regarded as almost miraculous.
Mattresses, new and made over.
Phone 104. 32 N. Grape. 60
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Wed
nlte. , 41
Will Nicholson of Fort Klamath has
gone to Medford, and will spend some
time attending to his interests there.
Nicholson has a large ranch near the
fort, and another near Modford.
Klamath Falls Herald.
Next Sunday Is Mothor's Day. Send
her a greeting card. Swom's Studio.
41
Genuine- Bosch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. tf
Mrs. George Greer, of Gorrle, On
tario, arrived In the city Saturday
morning, to spend the Bummer with
her brother, James Taylor, of 240
South Grape street
Valley Fuol company are delivering
12-Inch green slab wood and edgings
for 11.37 and up per tier, in lots of i
tier or more. Ill-Inch at $1.75 per tier
In lots of 3 tior or more. Investigate.
Mill blocks, edgings, and all other
kinds of- dry fuel in proportion. Phone
76. tf
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
' Walker Whiteside and company
who present "The Hindu" at the Pago
tonight arrived In the city Inst even
ing from Sacramento, Calif., their
special Pullman, and baggage and
scenery car being attached to the reg
ular train.
Studobakor Light Six $1190 C o. b
Medford.. tf
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Wed
nlte. i ' 41
Mothor'B day; set apart for the com
memomtlon of motherhood, falls this
year on May 13, next Sunday. This
Will he the loth anniversary of the ou-
norvanco of tliis day. When the day
originated It was customary to wear
a carnation, but owing to inability of
florists to supply tho one-day domond,
the custom has changed, and now It Is
proper for onch person to woar his or
hor mother s fnvorlto flowor.
You'll find Just the card you want
to send to mother at Swcm's Studio.
41
All kinds of rough and drassed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 711
East Main. '
There was born, April 29th, to Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Vroman, at tho Com
miinlty hospital a seven and one-half
pound girl.
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man-
The
Swing's
the Thing
The bif choco
lata -eovertd
caramel and nut
Bambino. Bar
doesn't shy off
the plate until
you've ripped
the cover off
that old 'tween.
meal hunger,
A U hnlr k
Meal fur . If .
a tun 9
An accident which must have oc
curred Saturday night or early Sun
day morning apparently resulted In no
serious Injury Jo any of the occupants
of a Velle touring car with Oregon
license No. 59932, Oregon. The car
had overturned in the ditch at the side
of the Crater Lake highway near tho
top of Reese Creek hill and was head
ed away from town.
Money to loan from 500 to $4000,
on approved city or country property.
Attorney Borden. 43
Andy and Mln Gump will arrive on
the Shasta from the Windy City this
afternoon to be present at the White
Elephant Sale to be held tomorrow
afternoon, May 8th, at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Perry, 604 W. Main St. 39
A news dispatch from Eugene says
that John Stark Evans, associatq dean
of the school of music of the Univer
sity of Oregon, is presenting Bernlce
Yeo, sophomore in tho school of music
from Ashland in rocital thore Tuesday
evening Muy 8. Miss Yeo will be as
sisted by Aubrey Furry, basso, presi
dent of the U. of O. men's glee club, a
graduate of Ashland high school In
1917.
Dance, Jackson Hot Springs, Wed
nlte. 41
Dees for sale at a bargain. Phone
627-L. . 41
V, J. Emerlck and W. H. Coleman
spent the morning Inspecting the work
at the egg-taking station near Eagle
Point on Little Butte Creek. .
Used cars at your own price. See
Corwln end of North Riverside avenue.
Petite prunes 15 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 42
A number of Medford people mo
tored to the several Ashland swim
ming pools and enjoyed Bwlmmlng
parties yesterday afternoon.
We have good values in, used cars.
Pat to a & RobinBon, Inc. tf
Petite prunes 15 fts. fj.00. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 42
Don Rader, formerly of Medford and
former shortstop of the Portland
Beavers, has been Blgned by the Ver
non Tigers in the Pacific Coast league
to fill the gap In the Infield caused by
the disqualification ot Ray French,
who has accepted terms offered by the
Brooklyn Nationals. Rader has been
Playing in the Texas league for ,he
paBt couple of seasons.
Newcomb has 16-Inch slabwood at
$1.76 per tier, at much as you want,
three tier or over. Also plenty of dry
mill blocks. Order early. Phone 631.
tf
McQuay-Norrls piston rings, from
2 to 6 Inches diameter Inclusive, at
Riverside Garage. 43
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Weeks, and party, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Y. Crowson and Mrs. Benn Morris
and son Jack spout Sunday at Edge
wood park on Rogue rlvor at the
Weeks and Orr cabin. i
MaxwellB, Chevrolet, Chalmers,
lludsons, Bulck Spoed truck. Real
bargains in these used cars. See
Corwln, end of North Riverside Ave.
' ' ' ' ' tf
Milk and cream at DpVoe's- ' tf
"JoBephlno county motorists are
given warning that their money , is
bolng accepted lit Jackson county by
thn officials without question, says
the Grants Pass Courier. "Friday
night H. Carter and R. C. Salton, of
this city, wore ambling along toward
the Jackson center of population when
a special Jackson county traffic offi
cer caught up and told thorn to report
today. Tho report was made and
Justice Taylor made his Btock state
ment, 'Twenty-five dollars.' Tho
warning 'is givon by several others
who have been baled Into the court
there that Jackson county Is maintain
ing an eagle eye ror me stray snecKies
that may drift in from the more pro
gressive county to the west, so drive
woll down toward the 30-mlle point or
W1B iruilIU Wf iiirtjr FiUi. jvu. .
Petite prunes 15 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 42
Colonial Garage for tire, service.
Fifteen cars of auto tourists were
encamped at the city auto park last
night, and nlno cars of tourists spont
Saturday night there
Deuel's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45
Cement and plasiur. Medford Lbr. Co.
tt
Major W. A. Pottlgrew, chief engi
neer for the Hartmnn Syndicate,
Arthur KIbsIc, assistant engineer and
C' B. Watson, attornoy for the com
pany wero In Modford on business to
day. Judge Wataon went to Salem
this afternoon.
Spray hose 20 cents per foot Crater
Lake Hardware Co. tt
Gladlola and Canna bulbs. " Eden
Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. tf
Tho grasshopper mooting at Fort
Klamath yesterday was woll attended.
according to Mrs. E. L. Davis, who
roturnod lat ovonlng from the Fort
Owners of 36,000 acres slguod tor in
oxonditu.ro ot one cont an aero for
grasshopper control. . It Is hoped to
got 15,000 acres more signed up boou.
Tho county matches tho fund subscrib
ed by the rnnchors, making a sum suf
ficient to buy poison and dlstrlbuto it
over tho areas of Infestation. Klam
ath Falls Herald.
Save $5.00 on tires at Gordon
Stout's. Tire cover froo. 39
Dcuol's Lucky Day, April 26th. 45
Miss Virginia Dow has acreptod n
position with tho California-Oregon
Power enmpnny whore sho will tak6
tho placo ot Miss Iona Dunlap at the
telephono switchboard. Miss Dunlao
lias acceptpd a position with Dr. R. W.
Monro.
Furniture repaired and mndn to
ordor; work called for and delivered.
Wm. Bradley. Phone 973-L. 44
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Thero was sn Immense crowd In
attendance at Llthta park In Ashland
yesterday aftornoon for. the first Sun
day band coucort thero of tho Benson
Including hundreds of cars of pooplo
from Modford and vicinity.
Auto Insurance, Brown white.
Brown shoe ronowlng In department
103 North Central. 43
John A. Westerlund was at his of
fice today and walking around town
with a cane, for the first time since
his return several weeks ago from
having spent the winter In San Diego.
His health is much Improved, but he
Is still far from robust and It will take
some time yet before he regains his
usual strength and vigor.
An entertainment, "An Hour With
the Absentees", will be given at the
First Methodist church Tuesday even
ing. Admission, adults 25c, children,
15c. 39
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
Fay Diamond reports having caught
a dozen nice cut-throat and trout on
Big Butte creek and in Rogue river
yesterday afternoon Numerous other
good catches have been reported and
it is said that the trout In the river
ere not now bashful about taking a fly.
How Is this? Best quality baby
chick scratch $3.10 per hundred. But
termilk egg mash $3.00 per hundred
while they last. Watklns Feed Store.
Phone 269. 41
Auto Insurance, Brown & White, tt
W. J. Virgin announces that the
delay in Installing station K F A Y at
the Nat Is due to the necessity of mov
ing the hundred foot antenna poles
from the Fair grounds and mounting
(bem on the Nat However the sta
tion may go Into openation the end
of the week on 50 watts capacity if the
poles have been moved by that time.
BlackBmlth coal at Medford Lbr. Co.
..... .. . . . tf.
Brown has lots of boys' shoes. 43
Decorations which carry out the
war "atmosphere" have been installed
in the lobby ot the Ttlalto theater by
Tom Swem, advertising the exhibi
tion ot the United States signal corps
moving picture, "Flashes of Action."
The film will be shown today and to
morrow, under the auspices of the
American Legion.
Do not buy an electric washer until
we have demonstrated the new May
tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware
Co. -
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
A queer thing occurred this morning
when two quail flying across River
side avenue at the Gates Auto com
pany building crashed into a telephone
cable at the same instant and struck
the sidewalk In front of B. T. DeLosh
who happened to be walking along
there at the moment. The birds came
from the direction of Bear creek. They
were flying swiftly and as they struck
the cable broke their necks. The birds
fell nt two foet from each other.
DeLosh picked them up and turned
them over' to Bill Coleman, deputy
state game warden who made a pres
ent ot them to William Hanna.
See Brown for shoes in department
one. 43
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
sells 30x3 tires for $S.50. ' tt
Anyone wishing any Durant stocks
or Hayes-Hurst Body Corporation
stocks phone Dr. E. H. French 915.
The Hayes-Hurst Corp. is a subsidiary
of the Durant Corp. 41
Mrs. Mary Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. George Fra-
tor motored down from Riddle, Ore.,
yesterday to visit friends in Modford
and Ashland. They enjoyed a picnic
dinner in Lithia park.
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
' ' tf
Rugs washed, Hamilton Beach sys
tem. Work called for and delivered.
Phone 644, E. L. Davis. 41
Dr. Eugene Rockey of Portland who
had been here several days at the bed-
side of Dr. J. J, EmmenB returned to
Portland last night with the intention
to hurry back to help care for the
patient should occasion arise.
Several loads ot ashes, good for
filler or walks, for the hauling, In rear
of Mall Tribune office. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main..
We can still furnish spray hose for
20 cents per foot Crater Lake Hard
ware Co. tf
Motorists returning from over tho
Crater Lake highway from Prospect
last evening" had the novelty of run
ning through a hot lane of fire be
tween McCloud aud Prospect caused
by workmen burning piles of slash
ings along the road, which niado such
a fiercely hot blaze that riding was
uncomfortable and drlvors Bpeeded up
to avoid tholr cars being scorched.
W. H. Goro and family were among
the Medford people who encountered
this experience.
Moved; insurance and Accounting
offices System Servlco Co. over Far
mors & Fruitgrowers Bank. 39
Rellnors tor 'fabric and cord tires.
Medford Vulcnnlilug Works. tf
For Band, gravel, sediment and team
work soo Sumuol Batoman, 302 Maple
stroot Phono 912-J.
Notice, Odd Fellows
All members, local and visiting, arc
cordially invited to attend either or
both of tho convention sessions to bo
held tomorrow afternoon and evening
at I. O. O. F. hall, beginning at 2:30
and 7:3Q o'clock. . Dogreo work, a
good program and suppor In evening.
39
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOIl SALE 50 gal. gasoline atornge
tank, robe lock, Knit auto theft car
lock 30XIIV4, running boartl water
canteens at half price. Oris Craw
ford. Phone 3S6-J. 39
FOR BALK One six hole Majestic
wood or coal rnnso. polished stool
top, with pin water heater front.
One threo burner Potrolt vapor oil
stove with oven. One small lawn
inowor used one season. C. I., (ioff,
41 N. Itiverslde Ave. Telephone
387-M. 45
WANTKI) Kxicrlencd ranch hand,
married man preforrcd. Berkeley
Orchards. 41
W ANTKjO About 100 foot of pipe 3
men rr iBi-gvr. reiepnono as-r-.i.
Jni-kninvlllo. P. C Preston. 45
LOST
.Irense No. "2129.
flee.
Return to
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this o
! COPS IS EXPENSIVE,
7 SPEEDERS FINED
Spcedors beware! The "keen eyed"
law enforcers of Jackson county
turned out in full force Saturday and
Sunday on pleasure and business and
while motoring- peacefully along the
highways were challenged to numer
ous races each and all ot which ended
in the challengers being fined from
110 to 25 before Justice Olcnn O.
Taylor. The moral la: Be careful
with whom you pick a race.
U. A. Johnson pleaded guilty and
was fined (10. The arrest was made
by county officer Ingram.
W. Maddox and Drew Maddox of
California, driving a National and
a Chandler from California to East
ern Oregon picked a race with S.
B. Santlefcr, county constable and
special prohibition officer, and were
fined $10 each after pleading guilty.
Herbert Carter and R. C. Salton
of Grants Pass didn't provoke the
law by trying to race with a speed
cop, but were just having a friendly
uttlo speed tryoij. ; on the Pacific
Highway between 6old Hill and
Rogue River when county officer In
gram arrested them. It cost them
$25 each.
F. W. Whitman, Jr., of Ashland
hud the sagacity to pass Sheriff
Charles Terrlll on tho highway at an
unlawful rate of speed and was as
sessed JIB. You can't tell who the
fellow in behind you Is nowadays.
CARLSON 10 FIGHT
RIICHiyOLD HILL
Upon tho request of scores of fight
fans in this section Martin Bowers
has arranged for' a six-round scrap
between Johnny Carlson and Battling
liiclile. This will be the last oppor
tunity fans here will have to see both
of these boys for some time as
Johnny will leave soon for Spokane
and Richie will fight In Portland the
14th of this month. It is Mr. Bowers'
Intention to make fills fight the only
feature of a short card, which will
be held Friday evening at the Gold
Hill Pavilion. '
While there is much doubt as to
the outcome of this tilt. Gold Hill
fans are backing their favorite,
Johnny Carlson, to tho limit and
claim ho will show Richie' some new
angles of the fight gitme before he
scraps next Monday in Portland. A
largo side bet will assure those who
attend a. mighty, good bout.
Radio News
SAN FRANCISCO, Mny 7. Pa
cific coast radio enthusiasts will have
their first "silent night" tonight,
when tho broudensting stations in five
western states will co-operate by of
fering programs on a time schedule
arranged to permit long distance re
ceiving. From six to 10:30 p. m., Pa
cific time, tho five stations will broad
cast successively. All broadcasters
will be shut iown except during tho
special schedule which follows:
6 to 6:45 p. m., KLZ, 360 meters,
Denver, Colo. .
6:45 to 7:30 p. m., KZN, 360
moters. Salt Lake City.
7:30 to 8:30 p. m., WBA, 400 me
ters, Fort Worth, Texas.
8:30 to 9:80 p. m KFDP; 400 me
tors, San Francisco.
9:30 to 10:30 p. m KGW,-. 400
meters, Portland. Oregon. ;
PAGE Tonight 8:30 Sharp
ISO 0K SEATED DIKING THE PHOLOGIE.
SKATS NOW SELLING
PRICKS:: Ixwer Floor, $2.78; llalrony, 1st 4 rows, $2.20; next 4 rows,
f. 91.05; ycxt il rows, $1.10; Hulaneo 55c. Includes Tux.
' TRIUMPHANT TRANSCONTINENTAL TOUR ,
''V MR. WALKER . f. M
WHITESIDE
In Gordon Kean'e Glittering Mgttcrg Plag of the Wilt Wags of India
" THE HINDU"
Which Packed the New York and Chicago Theatres for Months
WITH
HISS SIDNEY SHIELDS AND HEW YORK COMPANY
" The Hindu' Is a glamorous adventure filled with surprises and
thrills." Charles Darnton, New York World.
"Walker Whiteside seems to have created a profound impression by
his performance of Prince Tamar in 'The Hindu,' an oriental mystery
play." Percy Hammond, New York Tribune.
" The Hindu' is worth filling the theatre to see. You will have to go
" to have as good a time as we did." Amy Leslie, Chicago Daily Sews.
The One Different, Pictnruqne, Fascinating, Thril'.idg Play of the Season
TOMORROW ONLY!
ELINOR GLYN'S
version of a screen star's life
in Hollywood
"THE WORLD'S ASTAGE"
' with Dorothy Phillips and Kenneth Harlan
K1 ,rv ' ..also " x f
CLYDE COOK in his latest comedy "THE ARTIST"
ALL-NIGHT
OF AN INDIAN GIRL
WASHINGTON, Aill The mod
ern "society" flapper, with her com
ing out party has nothing on the
American Indian maiden, whoso mar-rlnRe-announcement
party has been
among the tribal customs from time
immemorial.
Among the "Washoe Indians of Ne
vada thre is o. dance or ceremony
known as The gin s aanee, in
honor of the young girl who becomes
eligible for marriage. Her white
cousin.. however, would hardly care to
be the atar of such a feast, for the
guet of honor is allowed to eat
nothing at all for four days previous.
On the fourth night the dance
storm, at aboiit eight o'clock and
continues unti! sunrise the following
morning. The Indians form a circle,
joining hands, and move by short
side-steps in a ring, humming a sort
of chant without words or meaning.
The girl, accompanied by an elder
woman as a sort of chuperone, and
carrying a long staff to support her
because of the weakness induced by
her long fast, weaves in and out of
the dance, joining in the step.
As the dance proceeds late into the
night the girl's family givo money
and other possessions to the dancers
to keep them moving and to induce
others to Join in. The greater tho
number of dancers the greater the
popularity of tho family. Shortly
after midnight a feast is given by the
gli s relatives, and all participate.
The ceremony closes at sunrise
when tho girl is taken to her tepee
and attired In bunches of sagebrush
in which money is concealed. She
appears before the assembled dancers
outside and throws the money to
them, amid a wild scramble. A can
of water is then dashed over her
head as the concluding ceremony
after which she is ready to receive a
proposal of marriage.
POCATELLO, Idaho, May The
name "Harding Dam" has been sug
gested by local residents for the big
American Falls. Idaho, reservnir nrn-
Ject to be built this summer on the
onaice river.
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching.
Buttons covered.
Picoting.
8c a yard.
Next Sunday
May 13
18
Mother's Day
We have a beautiful
line of
Cards
Volland, Little, Gibson
and many other lines
5c to $1.00
Medford Book Store
o
Benefits ; of Teniae
, Last, Says Anderson
Declares Famous" Medicine
Ended Stomach Trouble
Two Years Ago and Has
Felt Fine Ever Since.
"Swan Anderson, 243 Knst 43rd
St.) rortland, Ore'con. Ib nnother who
has realized both immediate and last
ins benefits from the Tanlue treat
ment. In relating his experience, Mr.
Anderson said:
"Tanlac did me a "world of Rood
two years hko and I ist ill feel its
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MAIL OKDKRS NOW SEAT SALE FRIDAY NOON
PRICKS iMwer Floor, $2.75; Unloony, 1st 4 rows, $2.20; Next 4
. rows, $1.03; Next 3 rows $1.10; UiUunco, 55c.
Includes War Tax.
DIRECT FUOM FIVE TRI I'MPHAXT MONTHS
AT HENRY MILLER'S THEATER, NEW YORK
AND SIMILAR EMPHATIC Sl'tXESS AT
POWERS' THEATRE, CHICAGO.
Tho Most Eagerly Awaited and Welcome Engagement of tiio Year
' ii CHARLES FROHMAN
' Prcsenta
INA CLAIRE
And Her Company Including
i BRUCE McRAE
In Arthur RIchman's Delightful Comedy
'THE AWFUL TRUTH'
PRODUCED BY HEXRY MILLER
Originnl Cast and Production Identically and Positively Intact
That is the kind of work you will get if our experts develop
and print your films.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS
Headquarters for Everything Photographic
The Swem Studios
217 E. Main St. Medford
There Is
Why Army Shoes Are
the Best
TIIKV mi'K voir nnviiiT m
VICE AND COMFORT HECAISE . M fsj b
THEY FIT YOIR FEET
Hoi-man's Gnrrison Tan, No. 05, (15.85
Armv Divhh Nllnn. No. iil.H SI.M5
Ilrnnnn's Officers' Dress Shoe,
too $1.95
Army Dross Shoe, Herman's Xo. 41,
. $5.15
Columbia Work Shoe, No. 172 .. $.'i.80
Columbia Work Shoo, No. 800 ..1 $4.85
Army Hob Nails, slzo 8 .' $1.85
Army Marching Shoo, Goodyear Welt....... M..-2-70
Old Honesty Moccasin Pac, 0 in top .....Xi.....-f!.X.$5.45
Old Honesty MiK-rasIn Pars, 12 Inch top... $8.85
' Buy Your Shoes at the Army Store and Save Money
United Army Stores
32 Central Ave., South ' ' ' f nt':pv
SPRING TIME NECESSITIES
WINDOW SCREENS DOOR SCREENS
Files are a menace to health and happiness. They ara a nuisance
and should be kept out of the home. Order your screens now. Our
prices are risht, quality the best.
CKD.UI CIIESTH store away your winter furs, bedding, woolens,
etc., In one of our "Pacific" Cedar Chests and they will be freo from
Moths, Dust and Vermin. Many sizes In stock.
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
10th and Orape Phone 338
splendid effects. For a lonB time I
had been in a run-down condition
and my Btoniach was all out of order.
I had a poor appetite bad digestion, r
and what I did eat seemed to do me ',
very little good. My kidneys, were ;
out of order, too, and I suffered from ;
a dull pain across tho small, o$,my(
back. . . I
"Tanlac proved to bo just what I !
needed and a few bottles did away ;
with my disabilities arid .left rae.wlth '
a good appetite, plenty of. new, life
and energy and feeling like , myself :
again in every wny.' . .1 :, ,.
Tannic is lor sao by nil gopd .drug
gists. Accept no subatttuto. ,pyyr ?7 i
million bottles sold. ... .i Adv.
MODAY NIGHT
MAY 14TH (8:30 curtain)
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YOUR
FILMS
DEVELOPED
to bring out the best
there is in them
You want your films to
'lie carefully handled !
free from finger marks,
scratches and fog. You
want the delicate model
ing preserved, the shad
ows full of detail neg
atives that will yield
clear, snappy prints.
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