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PAGE TWO Focal and Personal The county court Is nnxious lo net the views of tho people of Jackson county rOBiirding the construction of a pnved highway from Medford to Ituch. It la therefore hoped thut all tax payers interested in tills proposi tion attend the meeting of tho county court tomorrow when a petition fa voring the project will be presented. Buy your screen doors at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard, 7U K. Main. .Phone 108. " , A boy with ambition, no home, ttnd who has no people, wants to work for his board and room. 1'hono 45i, Jted Cross. 1!r's The ladles of the local W. C. T. II. are giving a dinner Thurmluy noon at the Baptist church for tho benefit of tho Children's Homo which is located at Corvallls. Duplicating sale liooks for sale at this office. ' Party motoring to Oakland, Calif., about Feb. 1st, would like two passen gers. Phone 21, Central Point. 2M A. B. Comfort of Seattle is In Med ford for a few days attending to busi ness. Mr. Comfort was a college .friend of Glenn O. Taylor and John II. Carkln at tho University of North Dakota In Grand Forks, and they have been renewing old times. Mr.. Com fort was one of tho guests at the Craters club doings last night, nnd the Craters loudly sang a song in his honor. Will tako two paBsengors southern California, shore expense.' Cull a W. Jackson stroct.: 258 The Lincoln club is desirous of securing pictures of nil republican presldonts. also largo flaca for use at tho coming banquet.. Feb. 12th, and will guarantee tholr return. Bee or phono C. C. Lemmon 172. 207 Tomorrow night at tho Armory one of tho boBt entertalnmonts of the sea son will bo given, nnd it will bo abso lutely free to the public, Not even a collection will . bo tuken. Messrs. Price and Ormnndy of Portland will give. Interesting talks on the scenery ' and "Wild life of tho state Illustrated by some of the best movies of animals and wild life over seen on tho Pacific const. i Mlnklcr's Radio Shop now located In the new Palm llldg., Main and Kir streets. 200 Hcgular communication of Pennies Chapter, Order of Baslorn mar, win bo held Wednesday ovonlng, Jan. 23d. 2CH Mr; and Mrs. Taiil P. MaDonalil, who nro on a honeymoon trip t" southern California, will roturn to . Medford about February 10, and will 'be at homo In Curglll Court. If you have a house for rent w'bih-ur rent one, or borrow money on real estate, nhone 120-.I, O. M. Corni ' tlus, 1st National Hank llldg. 200 4 Dr. llalstoad Is giving ton combined drugless treatments for $12.60 next 80 'lays. : 2 Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry O. Pates nnd Mr. and Mrs. James W. . lJaton left Sunday by auto for southern Califor nia. They will bo away six wneus. Call In at Tho Vanity Shop and see the very newest things in hats nnd dresses. 201 Huy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 B , Main street. Phono 108. tf E. G: Trowbridge and H. D. Mills of tho Medford Iron Works were In this oity Saturday on their way to Grass Valloy and other mining sections to the south to sell Medford manufac tured qunrt mill. This la a mill equal to a'S-stamp mill and sells for $330. Siskiyou News. Crepo paper 6o roll, DeVoe's. Kndlo sets, parts and accessories nt Mlnklcr's now store, Palm Pldg., Main and Fir stroots. ' ! 8,- B. Frallck of Donoquo, Calif., spent Sunday In Medford, tho guest of James Stewart. Mr. Frnllck is secretary of the Tlatoau Dolloque Beekeepors association and needless to Bay bees were thoroughly dls cussod on that day at the Stewart home. Tho W. C. T. U. will servo a chicken dinner for 60c nt tho Baptist church Thursday beginning at 11 a. m. for tho benefit of tho Children's Farm Homo. 2M' Special, 20 lbs. choice dried prunes for 11.00 at warnor, worunun Qore. 2 Among the out of town Oregonlans en temporary visits here nro Mr. and ..-Mrs. O. B. Webb of Salem, W. D. 8tovens of Eugene, B. T. Morrnll of Itoseburg, nnd the following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. Chits. Dun- ...doreund family, Eleota Arthur, Alon eo Morrison, M. J. Mather, Ira Walk elv A. Davis, R. W. Drohm, James D MeLeod. Hal II. Jessop and M. Morun This office has inventory blanks, ruled nnd punched, suttablo for all ftlmwes of Inventory. " , Ginghams that tho sun or washing will not fade, at popular prices. Vlandlnnift Shon. 269 Oedruo Stewart of Medford lifts been chosen a member of the O. A. i: rook basketball squad. Tho rooks de feated Franklin high school of Port land 44 to 21 last Friday. Chicken dinner for 60c Thursday served by the ladles of the W. O. T. U. r Housewives!! r PIES AND PASTRIES baked by FLUHRER, a baker of reputation, will save you time and money. At Any Grocer Mnurey J. Butler of Seattle and Vaughn Morrill of Tacoina are among the visitors from Washington state in the city. The newest. In r:i ilio equipment headquarters for Super Ileirodyne. Neutrodyne, Reflex and Radio Fre quency sets nnd parts. Minkler, In tho new Palm Bldg. 20 Hear far as well as near, with a C.'leartone radio. Mlnklcr's, in the new Palm Bldg. 200 The F nnd E theatre of Central Point is featuring Mrs. Wallace lield's famous picture, "Human Wreckage," tonight and Wednesday. This smash ing drama Is an amazing expose of the drug evil anrt-ls Intensely human, thrilling and entertaining. Kverfust sateens In all tho beautiful shades for lingerie and gowns. Your money buck if they fade by any test. Handicraft Shop. , ,2:U" Weather Strip shuts out -the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily oppllod. Big Pines Lumber Co. Charles Hamilton of Rueh was in tho city Monday circulating petitions for the paving of tho road between this city-and Rueh. Got a good chicken dinner lor ttec Thursday noon at tho RaptlHt church, served by tho W. C. T. U. ludle.i. Benefit Children's Farm Home. 2GS Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and . windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co- tr Tho best fiction story In a nign school magazine in Oregon for tho past year, as announced at the High School Press association meeting nt tho Unlvorslty of Oregon, was "The Fugitive," written by Nell Gwyn or Lincoln high, Portland. This talo was tho choice of two out of three Judges. The Judges were Edison Marshall of Medford, Mabel Holmes Parsons or 'ortland, and the Sunday Democrat editor. Miss Ciwyn's story appeared In Tho Cardinal. Albany Democrat. All kinds uf rougn and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 10". 711 East Main. . Tho new colors In linen for lunch eon sets, anil covers ror aiuii-juiikk tables. Handicraft Shop. 26S Andrew Jackson of Medford, thru his attorney, H. A. Canaday, has filed suit in tho circuit court fur tho collec tion of a $300 promissory note, from Kllznbelh-Wilcox ut ul, with interest amounting to $130. 1 Soo tho , Vanity Shop windows for the Benson's newest models In nuts nnd dresses. The Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. 201' Coal briquettes. Clean and econom leal. Exclusive dealers, Hanson Coal Co. Phono 230. tf Miss K. Klclnhammor of Yrokn, Calif., was a visitor In Medford Sun day, having motored up for tho day. Hemstitching 8o per yard at Stylo craft, onnoslto Rlnlto theatre. tf See the now mah-Jongg dress in tho window nt Tho Vanity Shop. 201' Edward Geary of Klamath Falls Is in Medford for a few days on his way home from a month's visit in Port land. Mr. Geury Is an old resident of Medford and line many friends in town. Wo have good values In used cars Patton & Robinson. Inc. tf Evcrfnst linens and suitings In new shades for spring drosses. Reason ably priced. Handicraft Shop. 259 In a ono hour wrestling nintcn at tho Helllg theater in Portland last Saturday night Gus Schneidau or Medford took two straight fulls from Farmer Vance, tho first in 37 min utes 84 seconds with a hummer-lock iind tho second in 4 mlnutos 69 Vi sco- onds with a flying mnro hold. Vance put up a good fight in tho earlier part of the bout but Schneldnu's greater weight, height and reach woro the Idaho man down, according to me Portland Oregon. We carry nothing In conl but tne beBt guaranteed Utah on Wyoming. Our priced on all fuel we handle are always the lowest, considering qual ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf Selling out now phonographs ana ocords all kinds half prlco. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. Frank B. Menloy of Cleveland, o.. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wolt of Alberta, Canada, Cloorgo F. LaChall of New York City and A. U. Smith of Reno, Nev., nro among tho sojourners in mo city from distant points. You can got Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at DeVoe's. , Get your magoatnos at DeVoe's. George H. Smith, tho southern Ore gon distributor of White trucks, from Itoseburg wus a Medford visitor yes terday, stopping over for a day on tho way lo Klamath Falls. Mako tho baby comfortablo and happy by using tho Vanta garments. Handicraft Shop. 269" Abordoon,Utnh coal. Utah's best. Hansen Coal Co. Thono 239. tf Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hansen of Granada nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. r. James of Dunsmulr are visitors In tho city, ns are also tho following other C'allfmnlnna: E. L. Eubnnks or Hnkersflold. nnd B. C. Bruco and George S. Thompson of San Francisco. Try our .wet wash on your next wash day. 10 pounds for 76o. Ion can't do It nt home for this amount. Medford noinestlo Ijiunilry. Personal Domtstlo Service. Phone 160. tf Unity literature teacnes people how to bo well, prosperous nnd officlont. Free distribution. 100 South Ivy. tf According to Judge W. M. Colvig, nn authority on pioneer legal inci dents In south Oregon, K. K. Kubll, of Portland, cnndldato for the IT. S. senate, had for his first case after graduating from Harvard, an notion for tho replevin of a horse owned uy a man near Butte Falls, before a Jacksonville Justice of the pence, the caso afterwards being dismissed Kubll was a baseball player on the county seat team, also a truck athlete at Harvard. Genuine Bosch Mngnoto parts and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. tf Plenty of old papers for snlo at this office. tf The brldgo nnd culvert on tho road between Jacksonville nnd this city near (ho Goro ranch gate, has been completed but Is still closed to truffle to allow the cement to harden. See tho now spring colors In the Cortlcelll hose. Handicraft Shop. 269 Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors nnd window Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumbor Co. tf 4nvi u. sa'ii lsnn county gi 1 1 Hotel Medford Jt How do you ; papers? Get I II at this office. J? le ,. ,,a.i Ariel D. Zonser Is among the Jnck- snn county guests registered at the ford. ou build fires, without old them nt 10c the bundle tf rr scl.uv; tablets at this orriie. MEDFORD MATT, TRTBTTXE, Postmaster Wm. J. Warner. H. O. Fiohlmch, 11. I Wallher. County; Agent C. (.'. Cute. County Club Leader Lloyd Mass. .. It. Mcl'r.icken nf Tal ent and F. E. I'pton of Central I'nliit left this forenoon by unto to attend the economical conference which be gins at Corvallis tomorrow. C. M. Speck and C.S. Oily, officials of the Oregon Growers local department, ' will leave for fho conference tonight by train. II. E. Harder and Harry Rosenberg will depart for the confer- ence 'i nursiiay nigni, anu ouu-r iuuti men will leave for there In the mean- time. Thore's a busy Business College Medford. OWN At Deuel's .Hemstitching 8c. tf C. T. Johnson, well known baker at the Gates & Lydiard store and Mrs. Jennie Brown of Albany. N. Y., were married In Portland, Jan. 7. They will make their homo In Ashlund. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. ' We fix any old thing. Liberty Ropalr Shop. Mrs. A. D. Little left today lor sun Diego, Calif., to spend tho rest of tho winter. You can get It at DeVoe's. , " Our only business Is Insurance, but wo cover overy known kina or risa. R. A. Holmos, "The Insurance Man." tf Tho temperature underwent quite a moderation last night and early to day, with a minimum of 29 degrees above, following yesterday's maxi- um of 35.6 degrees. Rnln Is the prediction for Wednesday. A year ago today somo very frigid weather was on with a minimum temperature of 1 5 degrees above. Medford Auto Painting, 21) soutn Front St., phono 034, residence phono 1018-Y, on up to date paint shop, the best equipped auto paint shop In southern Oregon. Wo guarantee nil our work. Tops dressed any shade. Aeents for Kelly Springfield tires. Crystallite nuto pnliim, tho only polish I that will protect your varnish, call and see our work: It IB our best ad vertisement. E. O. Bradley, prop. 200 Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe s. The work of drawing the Jury list for the coming yeur. Is now underway by the county court. Milk and cream nt DeVoe's. tf Wo will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Tho ladies of the Golden Link Bible class, of tho First Baptist church, will Imvo a covered dish luncheon on Thursday, Jan. 24th, at the homo of Mrs. II. W. Stearns, 23 North Orange street. Tho afternoon will be spent in sewing for tho Enstor Bazaar, and missionary box. All members nnd friends of the class nro urged to be present. Eleven a. m. Is tho hour to meet. Wo want to cnll the attention of tho business men tn the fact that wo sell all kinds of "binders and looso loaf ledgers that solicitors sell, and they cost you no more. We also print all kinds of bills nnd loose lenf ledger sheets for blndors. Why not patron ize homo. , 200 Harry Tracy, a cowboy who, it Is alleged, turned moonshiner In th Green Springs Mountain district will plead guilty, according to the snertri s office. Tracy was captured last week bv Federal Prohibition Officer N. c Chaney and Deputy George B. Alden. W. I,. Lewis, of Mcdtord, wie Salem business visitor over Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Lewis is owner of a stimo line operating out of Med ford. He was tho guest while here of tho Terminal hotel. Roseburg NeW3 Review. Mrs. Frank Owens will leave Tnurs- dnv on nn extended trip to Europe, and hns procured her passports from the slate denartnient. after tho usual ret in ne routine. Mrs. Owens win Islt friends in England and Italy, and tour continental Europe. Ijirrv Ellers and Clyde Gardner drove to Elk crock Sunday to visit William McDonald. Thoy returned Anmlnv evening. 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. C. B. woDti, promi nent business people of Salem Btopped overnight in Medford on tholr wny homo from a six weeks trip to can fornia. J. B. Patterson and H. H. Jessop of tho Pacific Telephone company nr- lvod In town yesterday. They win be at the Hotel Medford for aoout week nttending to business. Superintendent Aubrey G. Smitn is mnkimr arrangements for a health crusndo to bo carried out in tho grade schools of tho city. Petor Whittlesey of Portland is in town attending to business wun me insuranco companies. Mr. Whittlesey Is a University of Oregon man and very well known in Medford. EYEIIY KNOWN FORM or INSURANCE AND BONDS ' E. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE '444 JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDINQ 8INCE 1909 Cause for Serious Thought IT Is estimated that 707$ of rectal cancer is due to the continual ' irritation from neglected Piles. Future risks, as well as present ill-health, warrant skilled atten tion if you are suffering with a Rectal or Colon disorder. 1 have been a Rectal and Colon Specialist for many ycers and it U tht uccrssful experience uhlch enables me to confidently GUARANTEE to cum your Pile or refund yc'jr fee. Writ. toUr lor air FREK UhMntari boak. chasIj.dean. m.d 1MB (WD HOetttSO NRTlAND.mtECON MEBFORD, OKEfiONV TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, There will bo a special meeting of the board of education this evening. Crews were put ut work Monday morning on the eoii.ti'ilclioit of build-iiif-'s and on the Herring nf lands In the first unit to be developed within the Grunts Pass Irrigation district by the Chicago Uiiil company. Three of the 20-acre units are to be put in cultivation Immediately, states G. S. Schuler, In charge of the worit. J. A. Orniondy. general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, and. R. y. price, vice president ana general manager of the Crater National Park company, who will give their free lee- tures on Oregon scenery and wild animals, illustrated with moving pic tures, at tho Armory hero tomorrow night, gave these entertainments at Grants Pass last night. n,nd -will pre sent them in Ashland tonight. Super intendent C. G. Thomson of Crater National Park accompanied them to Ashlund this forenoon. George A. Mansfield of Jackson county, candidate for the democratic nomination for United States senator, spoke at the meeting of tho open forum In Portland last night in Li brary hall on "Our Economic Ills and the Remedy." The Medford high basketball team leaves 'for Albany Friday morning where they will play Albany high Fri day night. Saturday they will play the U. of O. freshmen at Eugene. A large number of tho link Pence Plan summaries and ballots have been left at the public library by the local Y. W. C. A. and may be secured there by anyone Interested. All tho 12,000 Y. W. C. A. centers In the country lire engaged in the distribution of these plans so that a general expression of tho public attitude toward the plan may be secured. The local P. T. A. is cooperating in this work of distri bution. Get rid .'of that old watch nnd secure the new ono you nlways want ed. We accept your old watch na ! part payment. Reddy & Co. 200 COURT SEES CONSPIRACY (Continued From Page One) "That's nil right, old man." Illness prevented Mrs. Edith Burns, Miss Normand's companion, from ap pearing In court yesterday to tell what she knew of the case nnd It was indicated that another extraordinary session might bo .held nt her home today should . she again fal) to ap petir. ".'.' Kerpt Mubel "Hopped I p." Tho three principal witnesses who have testified so fur aro Edna. Pur vlance, film ictress; Mabel Normand, film actress, both or wnom were members of tho company in Dines npartment when he was shot, but who deny being In the room wnen the shooting occtlrred. and Dines himself. Tho testimony of the three has been characterized by repeated t plies of "I don't know," or "I don't remember." . . Following Dines' testimony, taken lute yesterday at the hospital bedside, Police Officer II. L. Bain, who visited the apartment after tho shooting, tnnk the stand today. Bain swore that Dines told liim that Greer, did the shooting. ; $nin said Greer came to the police sjatlon with the an nouncement thht'he had shot Dines three times becauso he "kept Mabel hopped up." r x Asked whether "hopped up" refer red to narcotics or liquor, Ruin lesti- W : it-v NEW SHOW TODAY! K;Vr IS j playing mi1 thursday mGm y15 A Romance as Delightful as anj N 11 .--r 1 you have ever seen. . jj AJ1 hi a wtjarm, i . jr nil liMlm EXCITING! CHARMING! ' M M.-C ylwMI ' ENTERTAINING! - (W ' Jj 1 I' ,'" . The famous John Golden Eroadway stage success brought to the screen with a great east of ' III celebrities, including Iljl CLAUDE GILLINGWATER, ELEANOR BOARDMAN, WM. H. CRANE, ALEC FRANCIS, I 1 , JOHN SAINPOLIS, ZAZU PITTS, CREIGHTON HALE, RAYMOND HATTON jj '-owNVLor' -Q ? 16 il fled that Greer replied "liquor, I guess." determined effort was made by Greer's nttiiriK.YH lo keep Bain's tes timony .1T the rcroi'it, but Jude Hi-niiy overruled ail objections and tile policeman continued. He euid that when ho went to Dines' 'apartment he found Dines ly ing on a bed, clad in his undershirt and sox. Dines said, tho officer tes tified, that he had been shot. "Her chauffeur shot me," were the words Bain declared Dines used. "Whose chauffeur?" the policeman said he queried. "Miss Normnnd's" he said Dines rejilied. , Bain said that Dines asked who he wns und when the Wounded man learned that Bain was, a police fticer, the oil man "shut up." The witness continued that he asked Mlsij Normand and Miss Purvlance, who were sitting at a breakfast table In one of tho rooms of the Dines' apartment, if they knew who shot Dines or If they know anything about the shooting. He said they, replied they did not know who did the. shoot ing and that they knew nothing about It. Police Lieutenant L. G. Ammon, win talked with Oreer at the Wllshire illation following his surrender, tes tified that the defendant had appear ed at the station in tears, crying: "The poor girl, tho poor girl; she hn been sick for a long time and should go to the hospital for an ope ration nnd the dirty rat has kept her drunk." "1 asked him who he meant by the poor girl and he said Mabel Normand and that Dines was the man he hud shot." WASHINOTON, Jan. 22. Tho house todny. eliminated from tho. in terior department appropriation bill a section providing for nbolishmont of 21 land offices on July one. Another amendment was adopted which would postpone from July 1 until June 1. 1926, consolidation of the offices of registrar and receiver at the following land offices: Eureka and Sacramento, Cul; Den ver. Colo.; Hailey and Blackfoot. Idaho; liozeman, Mont.; Las- Cruces, Roswell and Fort Sumner, N. M.; Burns, La Grando and Vale, Ore., and Rapid City, S. D. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22. A special federal grand jury wns em panelled here today on orders from WashinKton tq InvestlKato what is de clared to be a mail order bootlegging scheme of nation-wide scope. ATLANTA, Cla., Jan. 22. United StatcH Senator Jamea Heed will be n candidate In the CleorKla presidential primary election March 19, It was an nounced hero today. BIMg TtiouqhtSr Today 1 GOD LOVES THE TJOOD. Truly God Is good lo Israel, oven to such ns are of a clean heart. Psalm 73:1. WITHDRAW ORDER TO; ABOLISH OFFICES 1924 REPORT GRANO JURY !S EXPECTED Owing to Circuit iudge Charles M. Thomas holding court In Josephine county, no Indictments have been re ported by tho grand Jury which lias been in session since last Tuesday, with a day's adjournment. Among the matters reported to have been under investigation are several liquor cases, anrfl the bond sales of J. H. Martin, who disappeared, after extra dition papers had been secured for his return from California. The grand Jury is expected to make its flnal're port in a couple of duys. Dominions Favnr Law LONDON, Jan. 22. (By Associated Press). Tho British dominions have unanimously approved the draft of the Anglo-American liquor treaty, submitted to them by the British gov ernment. The draft thus approved had been agreed upon by the London and Washington governments. Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can bo nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tablet four times onoh day- until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all Just purchase a box of MaiTnohv. Prescrip tion Tablets from your druggist for ono dollar, the same price the world over",' ' Follow directions no starva tion dieting or tiresome exercising. Eat isubstantial .food be as lazy as you like and keep on getting slimmer. Anil the best part of Marmola Pre scription Tablets Is they are harm less. Thut is your absolute safeguard. Purchase them from your druggist, or send direct to Marmnln Co., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RALIS Four room house nnd hit, 5K0I). Part cash, balance $10 pfr month. Also Ford truck, fine shape. yi2 Ueekmuu Ave. Call . evenings. l2 FOR SALE Electric range nnd water heater, an oak hall tree, sectional writing deskt and hookcase. Econ omy quurt Jura. 440 S. Central Ave. 259 PUT STOMACH IN ORDER AT ONCE 'Tape's Diapepsin" Gas, Indigestion or Sour. Stomach t for lustuntlyl Stomach corrected I You never feel the slightest distress from indigestion or a sour, acid, gassy storu-t ach, after you cat a tablet of 'Tape's Diapepsin." -The moment it readies the stomach aU sourness, flatulence, heart burn, -gases, 'palpitation nnd pain dis appear. Druggists guaranteo each pack age to correct digestion at once. End your stomach trouble for few cents. i A Good Thing - WON T MISS IT. gend jour nsni. and sddrau. plain!; filler. wllh j PW ( .lid to Ciiuuibetlnin Medicine Co., Del Moines, Iowa, aud receive in return Hal package containing Chamberlain's Cougli Remedy for coughs, colds, croup, brachial, "flu" ""W"?,' ,nd tiokling threat; Chamberlain I h am ch and Liver Tablets for stomich trou bles, indigestion, gaasy r'tha' ""a. the heart, biliouanesa and constipation, Chamberlain'. Salve, needed in.e7 family for burna, scalds, wounds, piles, sod skin aflections; these Taleed family medicines for only 5 cents. Dos't mm iL FOR THAT TIRED FEELING. Take Hufeland, the famous Swiss Tonic, and you will be active, strong, and healthy. This safe vegetable com pound gives pure blood' to tho delicate and emaciated brings healthy appetite healthy sleep and healthful activity. Hufeland has e wonderfully -successful record since MM. F.&E. Theatre CENTRAL POINT TONIGHT AND WEDNE8DAY Mrs. Wallace Reid in "Human Wreckage" and , "GIRLS AND RECORDS" comedy Admission 50c and 25c "Birth of a Nation" Coming Jan. 29-30 Matinee every Sunday 2:30 P. M. , Hemstitching , at Handicraft Shop oooooooooooooooooooooooooe
