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T1I13 MKDFOlil) SUN, OHK(H)N, WKDNKSDAY, NOVEMUKH 1-4,1923
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Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
have been prescribed by physicians over
twenty-three years and proved safe by
.millions for Colds and grippe misery.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost only
few centB at any drugstore. Each pack
age contains proper directions for Colds
and tells how to prepare an Aspirin
gargle for sore throat and tonsilitiB.
MOTHER ! Children Cry
"Fletcher's Castoria".
for
"THIS !S THAT" TO
BE SUBJECT OF
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gSouf7iem vSun-
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. fys' havefelt (he touch
KARO-CO".
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Heath's Drug Storo will supply you
The attendance at the meeting at
the Presbyterian church waa not so
large Inst night on account of the,
rainy evening, but the Interest mani
fested made the meeting one well
worth while. Every one who has been
present has enjoyed the rich, exposi
tory messages of' the-f speaker, Rev.
L. B. Quick. Mr. Quick In an adept
in uncovering hidden spiritual values
and bringing into' practical every day
value, the storfes and events and mes
sages of Bllrio times.
Last night his message was from
the story of the conversion of Cor
nelius, showing 'clearly that' altho
CorneHws was a d-evou't .man. loved
by the pewple. giving large alms and
praying to God, yet with all those
things which showed him living the
life of a seeker after God, that he
needed a knowledge of Jesus as his
Savior-and the. blessing of the Holy
Spirit in his Hfe. Which things came
wh-en Peter, bnder the direction of
the angel, brou-ght to him the message
of salvation and of the spirit . as
brought by Christ.
v a ii u bijukui lunner punning uui
the fact that being devout, a man of
prayer,' and giving, of large sums oven
to charity and bonevolcnce, do not
win for us salvation. That comes
only through a knowledge of and ac
ceptance of Jesus Christ as our Cruol
fled Lord and Savior and the fullness
of the Christian, life follows only with
the enriching presence of the Holy
Spirit. The speaker gave, many Ulus
tratlons of. his own personal experi
ences which were intensely Interest
ing. . iHis thorough acquaintance with
the scripture makes every .point clear.
Tonight he witf speak on "This Is
That." Miss Gertrude Parker, a teach
er In Roosevelt school, will sing a
solo. t , ...
Afternoon services with the theme,
The Victorious Christian Life," be
gan this afternoon at 2:30 and will
be held also tomorrow and Friday.
One will find rich blessing to his
spiritual life by being present with
nts bible and the spirit of prayer.
Every one Is welcome-a -these dis
cusslons are not denominational In
any sense.
500
Of Them
Nobby Patterns
? All Wool
to make up into
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Suits and Overcoats
A- I
loose or snug fitting.
Price $35.00 to $50.00
? Made right here ,
in Medford, too
HIGH SCHOOL TO PAT IV1EGQ BURIED
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At the meeting of the school' board
lam nignt that body decided to use
the new armory for the gymnasium
work and Indoor athletics, of the liiyh
school, n step which the board1' has
had in contemplation for acme time
past, the move having L Jen precipi
tated by the fact that the Natatorluin
management no longer cared to have
their building used for this purpose.
as in years past. This means that all
the basket ball games will be played
In the armory. .
The board, hag concluded leasing
arrangements -with - the National
Guard, officers' board,, which has
charge', of the armory. Because of
the armory having been leased per
manently on certain days and -nights
lu oiner organizauons -tor oilier pur
poses, the high school's gymnastic and
athletic-program, must:-oonform to
these other '.leases. .. Hence ihe high
school plan must await the comple
tion of final arrangements before be
ing put into effect. ' ' . ;
A committee was present at; last
night's- Bchool board meeting to re
quest that another school room be
finished In the Rooseelt building and
put into use,. However, no-action won
taken by - the -board on-this request.
All .board members were present with
the exception o( J. C. Mann.
. Japan Budget Reduced.
TOKIO; Nov;. 1. (By the Associat
ed Press.) The cabinet's estimate for
the" ordinary budget lor the year 1924,
ls"l,270,00O,O00, yen, the equivalent of
approximately "jt5,000,000 In Ameri
can money. ' , -' .
This estimate is a reduction of 104,
000,000 yen under the current year's
figures. 'The cabinet has further de
cided to reduce the proposed expendi
tures for the remainder of the current
year by 107,000,000 yen.
Pat Mego, former well known Mc
fonl policeman, who died svddenly at
New Orleans last week, was burtod
last Tuesday, Under the auspices of
the Masonic, lodge, of which he had
been a member for the last two years
This Information was received by the
local K. of P. lodge in a letter.
There were few more Interesting
characters than Pat Mego, and he hid
beneath a rough exterior a heart of
gold, characterized by a genial good
nature and, kindheartedness to the ex
treme. As a boy he went to sea, and
Joined the navy, He was one qf the
survivors of -the Aphla disaster, and
served in the Philippines. He led an
adventurous life, 'and had an Inex
haustible fund of stories from his ex
periences. The one that he never
tired of telling, was the time a des
perado, trapped in a shanty on the
San ' Francisco "waterfront, opened
fire, one bullet passing through Put's
hat. 1 He had 'also been a member'. of
the San Francisco fire department.
A) gold watch he had carrlod for
years has not been located, and it Is
presumed that It was left in a jewelry
store for repairs.
' Efforts are' also being made by the
Knights of Pythias lodge to locate a
sister and son.
DESTINY OF KINGS
TO BE TOPIC AT
REVIVAL TONIGHT
"Tire ' Destiny of KIiiks and Rulurs"
will lu the subject of the sermon at
Hio t'hrlsKlan church tonight. The
paswt, I). J. H.we. who Is preaching
throughout the series of meetings, is
presenting plain Bible teaching at
every service. The use of the black
board and charts help to make the
message easily understood. There
have been several additions to the
church no far, und the meeting has
not reached its height in Interest and
attendance.
Mr. Scougall, who is singing to the
delight and .helpfulness of nil, will
sing a very touching and tender song
of invitation tonight entitled, "Let
Him In.'-1 The Rermon nnd the song
of tonight will be of the very best
so far in the meeting. The questions
received and read last evening will
be answered this evening.
HAIR GROWS THICK
SO BEAUTIFUL
35c "Danderine" Does Wonders
for Lifeless, Neglected Hair
C.irlsl A gleamr mass of luxuriant
hair full of gloss, lustre and- life
shortly follows a genuine toning up
of neglected scalps with dependable
"Danderine." - -
Falling hair,' itchlnp; scalp nnd the
dandruff is corrected immediately. Thin,
Greek Official Dies In N. V.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Lambrosa
Coromilas, former Clreok minister to
the United States and later finance
minister under! President Venlielos.
died at the Hotel Seville, lost night, it
was announced today. He was about
70 years old and had been In ill health
for some time.-- '
FROM TUB EACTORY
N ' ' V-g ls! Don,t Confuse ; j
a mvMMry-s tar cars with the
A Revolutionarv Method of i S
felling u sed uars
dry, wispy or fad in p hair Is quickly in- v
vigorutetl, tuking on new atreogtb, color
and youthful beauty. ."Danderine'' U "
delightful on the hair; a refreshing,,
stimulating tonic not sticky or greasy V
Any drugstore, ; - , :.
GARO-CO SHAMPOO m
. . secures endorsement . .'
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"GOOD HOUSEKEEPING"
This perfect shampoo," according to Dr. Wiley,
should be made of vegetable oil as in CARO-CO',-'
instead of animal fat that is used in most of "the
other shampoos on the nkrket today. No regrets
after using Caro-Co, no oily, gummy hair'; the hair
is fluffy, nnd liot only feels but smells clean. : '- ;..,
' See our window;
; Sells for 50 . .t ': ,
Heath's Drug' StorQ
109 E. Main St. ' Phbner884
We a.re as near to yon as your te)ephone v
Heath, Mann and Heath "'"!
Use4 Cars on Sale at
Patton & Robinson
'Of the millions of automobiles-! !
service and giving daily convenience
to their owners, what percentage of
them can be called1 new"- cars?vih'-
quired Patton & Jtoblnson, Inc., which
firm will hold ,a- specinl sate of used
oars this week at their t salesrooms at
112 South .-.-Riverside ;nvenue. --o ,
""A little' thought on tills subjecr re
veals that nearly every car- seen on
the- highways is a used car, because
Uiut Is the public's classification of
cars in service.-' - - ,
' r"This lino of thought reveals also
that used -cars when .properly- cared
for are good cars until "they are en
tirely worn out, for' the millions of
used cars In service prove this "to be
true. .. i ' -. . i-i i
"The greatest difference -between
the used- car and the brand new ear
is' the' public's estimation' of its sal
able pi-ice, and as age-old custom en
ters here In the classification of used
things, the condition ' will-prevail as:
long as people nre human." !
' Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends for
their many acts of kindness-- and
words of sympathy to us during our
late bereavement. 1 Also for the many
beautiful flowers. 1 - v ...-'
'-' ' i MRS. CLARA IWPRAY.
LEWELl, DUPRAY.i
MR. AND MRS. G. W. H.
ALBERT' AND" CHILDREN
202
Upstairs
The Order of De Moiay will
meet' Thursday night for
election" of officers." '
"" ben' troWbridoe,
203 Scribe. -
FARMERS
AND ORCHARDISTS
1M
on your INSURANCJE
wit tt- will write your fire insurance in any of our stand
W iLi nrd compnnips anil return to you 10 of your
premium.
Write, phone or call on
R. A. HOLMES
"The Insurance Man"
Jackson County' Bank" Dldg.
Phone 444
An Epochal Three-Day Sale
Buy Witji
; Safety
TJnder out plan you can
now buy a used oar with
1 absolutely safety. We give,
each purchaser a certifi- ,
cate stating the actual
condition of the car. This
certificate is made out 10.
yonr name, carries our sig- .
nature i as a responsible
business house, and is im
printed with our "Seal of
Satisfaction." V 1 -
Three-day sale of Certified Used Cars starts tomorrow, Thursday, Novem-.
berl5,1923. ' ' ... ... . - f-,
Now at last, your family too can enjoy the delights and advantages of
motoring the satisfaction that comes with the ownership of a Certified used
car a car which will give you as good service as a new car at a fraction of the
new car price. " '"' "
Many of theBe cars are newly painted. Prive home in one of them and ,
your neighbors won't know it from a brand new car.'' And you and your1 fam
ilty can-look forward (o many care-free holidays of delightful motoring.' " i i
! ' Everybody is invited to this epock-making sale. Don't miss this opportu-
nity to see what truly remarkable values you can get in our wide selection of
Certified Used Cars. And come early while the selection is large, as these oars .
are bound to go quickly. Bring the family and be prepared to make a deposit
to hold the car you pick out for your own. ' f -.' , ,
Small Down
payment; J.
and easy terms on. the
balance. ? If you now have
a car, you can turn it in on,,
one of these Certified
Used Cars.
We Teach. You to Drivi,
Don't hesitate on ac
count of inexperience -to7
driving. We teach you or .
any member of your fam
ily to drive and care for'
the car: ' ' v "' ' '' ''
Sale lasts three; days Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nqyember 15, 16 ai?4 17
Patton anil Robinson. Iric
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