PAflE TWO
MEDFOIiD M.ATL TRTTITTXE. MET)FOT?D, OHEd'OX. TTirRSDAY. JAXTWTCY 21. 1 92 1
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ocal and
Personal
' An epdemlc of meaalea has broken
oot 11 the Lincoln school district and
about twelve families hav it." "Every
precaution is being taken by the
school authorities to keep the epi
demic under control and the parents
are required to keep those children,
who have the measles, in quarantine.
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main.
Phone 108. ,. ti
Dance,-Eagle Point, Sat. nite. 2C2
There will be a meeting Friday
, evening at 7:30 o'clock of the newly
organized local branch of the Oregon
i, meeting will be held at the chamber
of commerce.
Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
At the Hub Shoo store Saturday,
Jan. 26th,. third annual sule of worn
en's shoes, oxfords and pumps, up to
$10 on sale Saturday at one price for
any style in the lot, $5.00. Broken
lines from Walk-Over, Selby and Arch
Preserver lines. 261
The news of the death of Dr. Kher-
man Loughrldge of Grants Pass, in a
L
II Portiund hospital last night, which
was received here this morning, fol-
lowLnff the fatal Injuries he received
If sevoral days ago when his car went
1 off the approach of the bridge at
Rogue River, threw a gloom over
wide circle of friends and acquain
tances In this city and vicinity. The
veteran Josephine county physician
was well known thruout this county.
I The Lincoln club is desirous of
U securing pictures of all republican.
It the coming banquet, Feb. 12th, and
0 will ftunrantee their return. Hoe or
Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi
li son & Lumsden. . 2GG
II - The county nurse. Miss Margaret
Duvereaux. suent toduv in attending
j. . iu mo uuuvn ui no fjuamuii ui
H .' Kogue River. '
m . Minkler's Radio Shop now located
f in the new Palm Bldtf-. Main and Fir
streets, 2 GO
' .Dance Haturduy night at the Orlen
ff tul gardens. 260
. Miss Adella Pr.chnrd, of Portland,
IT president of tho National AsRocIatlon
H ' of Business and Professional Women's
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for a reception given in her honor last
If-; night, by tho newly orgunized local
it-, club of tho association, continued on
" " tints .ii.nnu Inta Ual n I ivVi T Mnn
Texas.
f j if you have a house for rent, or
BS wish to rent, one or borrow money on
1 real estate, phone 120-J, O. M. Cornl
. tlus, 1st National Bank llldg. 260
j. Dance, Kagle Point, Sat. nlte. 262
' . .tin- an In Mittncrinv .Inn 9 A nvni-v.
thing n Thrift . Khop, . at reduced
prices, Come and see for yourself.
Dr. Halstead Is giving ten combined
flrugless treatments fur $12. DO next 30
iays. ..'- 2 CO
: Women's shoe sale at the Hub Shoe
store. Saturduy, Jan. 26th. Third
annual 'sale women's shoes, oxfords
and pumps. UpAo $10 going nt one
price Suturdny, $6.00, for good style
shoes from Wulk-Over, Selby and
Arch Proserver lines. , , 261
, As a result of an-unexpected meet
ing with a burglar early this morning.
W. D. Howard, who resides In the
Leland home on, South Park street,
bears the marks where he wns struck
by a steel bur by the marauder. Mr.
Howard was awakened by a noise in
the house and started out to investi
gate Just as he opened the bedroom
door, he was struck over the head.
He fired three shots at the burglar.
who managed to make his escape.
Grants Pass Courier. $
Call In at Tho Vanity Shop and see
the very newest things In hats and
dressesi 261
Tuxedo ' tobacco, 10 cans $1.00.
Hutchison & Lumsden, 266
A party of Taconia residents en
route .to southern California by nuto
who are stopping off in this city tem
porarily, consists of Mr. and Mrs.
John S, Baker and children, Mrs.
Hornbeck, and A, E. Knight, the
chauffeur
.-.Crepe paper 6a roll, DeVbe'a.
Partly made children's dresses
stomped- for embroidery, $1.00 each.
Deuel's Art Department. 261
Mrs. Los tor Smith arrived home
last night from a visit at Portland
with friends and relatives.
Hpecial, 20 lbs. choice dried prunes
.for -$l-00 At Warner, Wortnwn A
Gore. - , . ... fc 263
Party motoring to Oakland, Calif.,
abou.tr Feb. 1st, would like two passen
ger. Phone 21,. Central Point. 263
.Seventeen days after losing a full
Bet, of tieth, W L. Stephens, Bend
pharmacist, uuud thuiu again last
Thursday after a Chinook wind' had
blown away the snow.
.. Government stamped pure silk pon
gee 88o, and 98c. Jap Art Store. 270
" Metropolo Jazz orchestra, Friday
nlte, J'vltle, dance till 2 n. m. ' 261
Mrs. A. A. Keliehor, and Miss Annie
nnd Miss Katherlne Keliehor returned
last.i night front a three months visit
In Seattlo with. Mrs. John Slnnett.
Dance, Friday ntto J'villo. Metro
pole Jazz orchestra. 261
Jap store sells crepe 23o yard. 270
P.
- You won't complain.
"They all taste alike"
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after j'ou have tried
.FLUHRER'S
PIES AND PASTRIES
A baker of reputation.
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At Any Grocer
! W. T. Lee. C. C. Kelly and Nate
Otterbein of Klamath Kails who drove
here from that city yesterday after
noon by auto to attend the tourists
and scenic beauty lectures of J. A.
Ormandy and R. W. Price at the
Armory last night, left for home this
morning. They made the trip over
yesterday In 2 hours, and say the
road was good.
Th newest in radio equipment
headquarters for Super Hetnodyne,
Neutrodyne, Reflex and Radio Fre
quency sets and parts. Minkler, in
tho new Palm Bldg. 260
Hear far as well as near, with a
Cleartone radio. Minkler's, in the
new Palm Bldg. 260
Dance, Kagle Point, Sat. nite.' 262
One hundred and twenty-five men
ore now'engaged in clearing the right
of way for the government section of
the Roseburg-Iteedsport highway.
and 250 more will be employed to do
the dock work and grading.
Milk and cream at DoVoe's. tf j
Weathor Strip shuts out the cold ;
from around doors and windows. I
Cheap and easily applied. - Big Pines!
Lumber Co. - tf j
Third annual sale broken lines in
Walk-Over, Kolby and Arc Preserver
shoes; oxfords and pumps,' up to $10
all on sale at one price, $5.00, Satur
day only. The Hub Bhoe store. 26 1
No one knew who this paper re
ferred to last evening when it said
"Mm" Coleman was a. candidate fur
assessor, but everyone knows "Win"
Coleman. Merely a mistake of the fel
low who wrote It. ' '
Weather Strip shuts out the cold
from around doors and windows.
Cheap ami easily applied. Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
tf,
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All kinds of rough and dressei!
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone
71 1 Kant Main.
Ited Mexican beans, 20 11m. $1.00
Hutchison & Lumsden. 26li
K. W. Hpaldlnt; and C W: Fox were
among the Medford men who spent
yesterday In Grants Pass on business.
See the Vanity Shop windows for
tho season's newest models In hats
nnd dresses. The Vanity Shop, Main
at Hartlelt. 261
Coal briquettes. Clean and econom
ical. Exclusive dealers, Hansen Coal
CO. Phone 236.. tf
47c for two gold fish, 36 oz. globe
miiu u imia ui j3iuzo s puis. . lieains
Druir Store ' ' 1 '": : ' !
i) 1 i.' . ., .i.. . . " V,r
K. U, Franklin or "Charleston. W.
h" Vn. V "" -'".'V
city, who arrived Wednesday and Is
stopping at the Hotel Medford.
Hemstitching 80 per yard at Style-
craft, opposite Rialto theatre. ' ' tf
See tho new mah-Jongg dress in the
window at The Vanity Shop. 261
Dance, Kagle Point, Sat. nto. ' 288 ,
v viiiuy mik wucn mine un auring
the night wns a disagreeable feature
l?ay'ther-X"iaMed ttJttre
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tho prediction for tomorrow. Tho
minimum temperature of this morn- for the ..,(.., whlch ncarl -Ing
Was 27 degrees nbove. I , , , . ,r ,hT.
Wo have good values In used cars.
Pnltnn I,l.l I ...
We enrry nothing In coal but the
Vest guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
'Our prices on all fuel we handle are
Always tne lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf
Third annual $5.00 sale on .women's
shoes, oxfords and pumps, one. dny
only, Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Hub
Hhoo store. Good line of sizes and
widths all going at J5.00. Broken
lines from Walk-Over, Selby and Arch
Preserver lines. 261 1
Mrs. U n Prnhnrh fo o hnirl
inch Is a house '
guest at tno home
ui wr. aim mrs.
T. H. Simpson on Xorth Main street.
Mrs. Frobach lives in Medford, but
because of her former rosldonce here
Is known to many poople. Ashland
Tidings. . ' V
Selling out new phonographs and
records all. kinds half price. Gold Ray
Realty Co. Open evonlngs.
Get your magazines at DeVoe's. '
' Petite prunes, 20 lbs. J1.00. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. ' . 2(6
1 The Davidson News company ts now
completely Installed In the new Palm
building on tho comer of Fir and
Main streets nnd accommodating all
old customers of that firm. For years
tho Davidson News company lias been
one of the largest magazine distribu
tors in this part of Oregon and they
nro now' better prepared than ever
before to handle their trade In south
ern Oregon.
Vou can get Krommel Bros, famous
Health Dread at DeVoo'S. 1 1 .'
Aberdeen Utah coal. v Utah's best.
Hanson Coal Co. Phone 23D. tf
' For snlo cheap, one two-ton O. M.
C. truck, in good running ord'eq, gooJ
tiros, will givo terms nnd will accept
Ford truck as part payment. Harri
son llros., Ashland, Ore., phone 5)1.
A largo number of Portland prople
nro temporary 'vls-ltora In tho city.
They Include Mrs. H. Yountf. Kverett
KnrKhun, H. M. Cnlklnn, O. E. Jnck
min. I. DretlKor, J. JI. Jonen. II. K.
Moors, R. M. Armstrong. 1). DoVuK-lln
Wnrilo Julinnnn, A. N. Onrd, T. K.
Young, c. W. Dunnlnu, C. V. (loddnrd.
It. A. Ilall, J. H. I'nllahnn, Wm, A.
Nona, Julm T. Htovor. It. P. Slliley,
1j. I.. UcffunbHUtth. and A. Klntta-
ton.
Try our wet wash on your noit
waah dity. 15 pounds for 7 Go. You
can t do It nt home for. this amount.
Aledford Domoatlo laundry. Personal
Domostlc Service. Phone 166. tf
Unity literature teaches, people how
to bo well, prosperous and offlclont.
Free distribution. 106 Bouth Ivy. tf
Third annual shoe sala ut tin) Hub
Sluie store, women's shoes, oxford
and pumps, up to $10. all itoliu; on
saile Saturday, one day only, one price.
for Kood style shoes from Walk-
Over, tSulby und Arch Preserver lines.
.. . 261
Miss Otayce Telih Is spemllnK t
day at Ijiko Creek with the) women of
Genuine llosch Msirneto psrts and
repairs. Klectrlo Khop, Eighth .and
Bartlett tf
For sale rheap. one two-ton O. M.
C. truck. In uood. running order, aood
tires. 'Will give terms nnd will accept
Ford truck ns part payment. Harri
son Bros., Ashland, Ore., phono 50.
262
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brady. K. X.
Logan and K. L. Ward nro San Fran
cisco visitors In Medford.
How do you build fires, without old
papersT (let thorn at 10c tho bundle
at this office. tf
Start our new serial tonight.
"Around tho 'World In 18 Days." A
blR proR-ram. & E theatre. S60
Murray .Massey returned 'Wednes
day from Ban Fram-lm-a where he had
spent two weeks intending; to business
nf fairs.
p.e.iiy nf ulJ nsper., for sal at this
ulike. U
Preparations are being made at iho
schools for the end of the term exam
inations which will begin January 29.
The new term begins Monday, Febru
ary 4 th.
Get soft paper school tablets at this
offlcs. tf
Tuxedo tobacco. 10 cans $1.00.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 266
'June Vroman, daughter of E. E.
Vronian. who has been ill for the part
two weeks, ia well again and ablo to
return to school.
There's a nusy Business College
in Medford. GW.V
There will be a talk on "The Eter
nal PiIgrfm;M at Dr. Coleman's office
on Friday evening, Jan. 25 at 8 o'clock
by Dr. N. E. Pickett. Music by Sidney
Barker and. daughter Winifred. Pub
lic cordially invited. Admission free.
261
Mose Crawfordvof Talent was in
Medford today attending to business.
Red 'Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00.
Hutchison' & Lumsden. 266
At Deuel's Hemstitching fie tf
J. A. Ormondy and R. W. Price of
Portland who lectured here at the
Armory last night left on this tnorn-
lnr'a w1,r .nlr. nn-th T nni V.H
j ln whlch clty ,t , underHtood they wllj
Rive their lectured, slides and movies
tonight. Immediately after which they
will board the train for Portland.
We fix any old thing. Liberty
Repair Shop.
Gold fish sale 47c, 2 gold fish, 36
oz. globe and a box of- lilazo's pills.
Heath's Drug- Store. 261
Among the Grants Pass 'people
At o piling In the city is J. G. Bromley.
Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 266
T
evei
The Men's club of the Episcopal
rch met In the Guild hall last
evening for supper and a social hour.
The gathering was well attended.
Our only business is Insurance, but
we covor every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Insurance Man."
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Dance Saturday night at the Orien
tal gardens. 260
E. R. McCanna of the G. E. Miller
and Company of Portland Is In Med
ford for a few days in the interests of
his compnny.
Medford Auto Painting, 29 South
Front St., phone 934,' residence phono
j 1048-Y, an up to date paint shop, 'the
v.. .r ,.!.. i ...
w" "'"l" '
.southern Oregon. We guarantee all
our work T d.eMe5 ana,,e.
'Agents Tor Kelly Springfield tires,
Crygtan0 aulo polUn,i lhe only poll!in
that will protect your varnish. Call
and see. our work; It is our best ad
vertisement. E3. O. Bradley, prop. 260
Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00,
Hutchison & Lumsden. 260
According to the Grants Pass Cour-
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Bcurlne the concerts broadcast from
tno coast stations, and the change In
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to exclude the noise. The disturbance
nppears to bo general in the territory
niljaceht to Grants Pass. The fans of
Medford 'and vicinity have been Slav
ing the same 'trub!e.
Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's.
Ttyise'who did not get to see the
stage setting at the mask ball $ast
night will bo ablo to see It by attend
ing the dance at the Oriental gardens
Saturday night. 260
T. F. Mersch and II. A. Stiles of
ji,,,,, anj l. Forge of Eugene are j
- th(( ftut nf !mvn vMt(.ra HO -
JourninK in the city.
Hed Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00.
Hutchison & Lumsden. 266
We want to call tho attention of tho
business men to the fact that we sell
all kinds of binders and loose leaf
leduers that solicitors sell, and they
cost you no more. . We also print all
kinds of bills and loose leaf ledger
shoots for bindors. Why not patron
lzo homo. ' '. . ' ';. 260
'John III' Tomlln, who 'underwent a
major operation at tho Mtiyo Brothers
hospital at Rochester, Minn., several
weeks apb Is reported to bo convalesc
Ina; nicely and Is expected to leave for
homo some time next week.
If you havo a wreck, day or night,
and wnnt car brought to town, phono
57, Hitman Motors. 264
Don't fall to see tho wonderful
stago setting at tho Oriental gardens
Saturday night. 260
Mrs. MeriilL Iletts of Gold Hill was
In Medford today shopping and visit
ing.
We will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
Oet rid of that old watch and
secure tho new 'one you always want
ed. . We accept your old watch as
part payment. Iteddy & Co. 200
George Fife of tho Klamath Fnlla
Mercauttlo company hns returned
hoine from a husiness trip of several
days In Medford
Jap Art Storu 'sells mah-jongg sets
J2.60. 270
Kadlo sets, parts and accessories at
Minkler's new store, Palm Bldg., Main
and Fir streets. 260
Buy your Sumluy pastry of ' tho
Christian church ladles Saturday mor
ning nt (he Public Market. 261
Twenty-five ton's of mnterlal. most
ly copper wire,' for tho rebuilding of
tho Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
couiany's lines from Sexton mountain
to Grants Pnss have been received
here nnd are being store awaiting tho
arrival of the construction crew next
week, when work will commence. The
company is rebuilding their entire toll
line throughout the state, a by-go part
of the work in southern Oregon hav
ing ulreaily been completed. The line
is to bo built from the foot of Sexton
mountain to the south city limits of
Grants Pass. Grunts Pass Courier.
Buy your shingles ahd roofing nt
Wallace Woods' Lumber Tard. 711
E. Main street. Phone 108. tf"
ll2t Diaries and date books. Med
ford Book Store 562
Weather Strip shuts out the cold
from around doors and windows.
Cheap and easily applied. Big Pities
L.umlter Co. tf
EVERy KXOWW FORM Or
INSURANCE"
AND BONDS
R. A. HOLMES'"
"THS INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING
- SINCt 190 I
Dr. . A. Gitzcn who has bet.-n ill
with inf laiimuitory rheumatism at his
home for bo mo time past has been a
little, worse the last three days. Sat
urday he will be removed to Sacred
Heart hospital to undergo an opera
tion for the removal of his tonsils.
you can Kei it at DVoe's. tf
Big sale Saturday, Jan. 2 6. Every
thing in Thrift Shop at reduced prices.
Win. Hosier and Louis Dodge were
among Ann land visitors in the city
yesterday.
The ladies of the Christian church
will have home cooUed food ut the
Public Market Sat. morning". 261
Daughters. of Veterans meet at the
Armory Friday evening. j
A. F. & A. M.
Special communication Med
ford. Lodge Xoi lt3, A. P. &
A. M., on Friday evening Feb.
25, at 7:30 p. m. Examination
and work in E. A. degree. By order
W. M. X. J. Crose, Secretary. 261
MARION', Ohio Mrs. Warren G.
Harding,, widow of the late President
Harding, is to become an associate
editor of the Marlon Star which her
husband conducted for 35 years.
MOSCOW French communists ask
that Lenlnels funeral be postponed
until a Paris delpgation reaches Mos
cow and the Petrograd soviet suggests
that the city be re-named Leninegrad.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED By lady, position as cook
on ranch or cump. Good cook, ex
perienced, can give good references
Phone 6-VH. V. -.. . ECi
FOR It EXT I fousekeeplng rooms
upstairs. Adults. 43C X. Bartlett.
FOR KALE Sutherlnnd hotel nt
v Grants Pass, 21 rooms, nicely fur
- nislied, 2 year lease, rent $60, bote
nnd cold water In most rooms, K""d
business year around. $3600, terms,
by owner, Mia. Ada Lambert. 201
FOK RENT Two housekeeping
rooms $4 a-week. 408 K. Fourteenth
Call after 4 p. in. 202
TAKEN UP About Jan. 11th, rod
2 year old steer, split and upper bit
In riKM ear and hole in loft. Hrund
ed with 17 un rlht hip. Ed Dutton,
l-:a k 1 Point, phone 19-X-4. HG'l
Do YOU Feel Blue?
Does HI health make the future
look dreary?. You cannot be strong
If your blood Is not pure. To Ruin in
health and strength you need Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, It
adds vigor to the heart beat and
tones up the nerves. This Discovery
of Dr. Pierce's is made of herbs
brought In by Indians from Reserva
tions In the vicinity of Buffalo. A
tonic for the stomach, stimulates the
liver, puts tho blood-making glands
in the best of condition. Your health
is restored! Vim and vigor are yours!.
Send 10c for trinl pkg. to Dr.
Pierce's Invalfds Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
Glycerine Mixture
Presents Appendicitis
Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc.. as mixed In Adlerika is excellent
to guard against appendicitis. MohIi
n?iitlnea act only on lower bowel,
nut AOieriKa acis on uu i m upper ana
lower bowel and removes all gusses
and poisons, Brings out matter you
never thought wns In. your system.
Helps nny case pas on the stomach in
TEN minutes, lie on B. Huskins.
Adv.
CAROLINA'S
Gift to
lovely
women.
CARQ -CO
COCOANUT OIL
SHAMPOO
A PRODUCT OF THE SOUTH
LAND THAT IMPARTS A DEAU-
' TY, RAVISHING AND IRRE
SISTIBLE TQ THE, TRESSES
THAT HAVE FELT IT'S TOUCH.
Heath's Drug Store vlll, tjupply You.
caro-co, union, s: c.;-'-
Cascarets" 10c
i Best Laxative
v for .Bowels
"They Work While You Sleep."
It you feel sick, duty, upset, If your
head is dull or aching, or your stomach
is sour or passy, just take oue or two
pleasant "Caacareta" to relieve constipa
tion and biliiMianesA. JECo pipin-iiu-est
rathartic-laxattre on earth for Men,
Womra and Children, loc boxes, also
25 aud ooc sizesany drug store.
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g ;; Hemstitching
Sale Prices
Heavy Blankets 98c
Men's Bib (Tails $1.35
Wool-Mixt Sox 15c
Men's Caps . 95c
Men's White H'kfs 5c
Men's Dress Shoes
' . $2.98
Men's Heavy Shoes
$2.98
16-in. High Tops $5.75
Men's Work Shirts 50c
20 dollar Overcoats
$12.50 ,
All-Wool Suits $17.50
Everything for Less
Trunks, Suitcases
- and Bags
2-room Apartment for
Rent
Houses and Lots for
i Sale
The Cheapest Store in
the West
Push the Money Under
the Door
Will H. Wilson
32 N. Front St.
Tonight Last Times!,
A Scream!
Don't Miss It!
i. '.. p.
'W k W ' 1 'H
wise
as Merry as Spring
Begins Tomorrow
Matinee! '
STEPPING
fa:
Speed ij'as in this
wniriwmQ action
Dr. Jud Rickehl
RIALTO
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08 Last Malm StreJ
We have heard so many convincing reports of success with KOW-KARE
in treating Barrenness, Abortion, Retained Afterbirth, Scouting, Bunches,
Milk Fever, Loss of Appetite, and similar cow ailments that we are always
glad to give dairymen the benefit' of our experience. KOW-KARE cer
tainly does wonders ia increasing the milk yield by improving general
health and by strengthening the digestion and assimilation.
BAG BALM, too. ought to be in every stable. A quick healer of all cuts,
bruises, chaps, caked bag, inflammation, etc
Monarch Seed S Feed
323 E. Main
Other Cleartone models completely equipped, from $105.00 up
' L. D. MINKLER
' ' ' '' "RADIO HEADQUARTERS"
New Palm Block, corner Main and Fir
Gold Fish Sale
For the next few days we are offering two
Schlaghecks Gold Fish, a 38 oz. Glass
Bowl'' and a box of the well;' known
BLAZO'S PILLS (50 pills) for 47c.
(Gold Fish Food 10c package)
Heath's Drug' Store
109 E. Main St. Phone 884
; ' We are as near to you as your telephone
Heath, Mann and Eeatb
j Stump Acres Earn No Money :
T TNCLEARED land will "eat its head off" in taxes and
in the loss of crops you could produce on it. Stumps
, don't earn anything they're "squatters" and should be
. . . ' i replaced with crops.
72
more per dollar ...
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
' .' Crater Lake Hardware Co.
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NONrHEADACHE
STUMPING POWDER
A facile Northwest Product ' ' ".
E. 1. DU PONT DE NEMOUP.S & CO., INC. " PORTLAND. OH1
csg " hit - .---f'TC,r-V'iikiteI
'Brincf sour
iCWlroubles.
To Us ::
Co.
The
Cleartone
Console
A beautiful mahog
any cabinet, contain
ing a highly efficient
4-tube receiver, com
plete with all acces
sories. Priced at
$275.00, Installed.
AXPS-30
Phone 260 iggfTfil ti Hr-
Mwii
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The lower cost of clearing land with Pacific Stumping ia
shown by the increase in the number of ranchers in this
neighborhood who are using it today. It shoots, stick for
stick, with any standard stumping powder, but you get
ode -half more sticks for your dollar. Pacific Stumping doea
the job riht more land cleared at less expense. And
Pacific Stumping does not freeze or give a headache from
handling.
We can ejve you complete explosives service. Our stock
include Pacific Stumping and other du Pont dynamites for
use on the form. Let us figure on your requirements. ..
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NON-FREEZING