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PAT3T5 TWO
PHYSICIAN FINDS WAY -TO
RELIEVE NEURITIS -
NERVE PAIN-1ERVES"
After ycfti'H of exhiiUHtlvn IohIh an
eminent Sun Fmnrlnco jhyHkUin mi
nounccH a remarkable new dlncovcry
to relieve neuritis, neuralgia and kin
dred nervous dinorderH. This rem
edy, known ub Kopti Neurltia Tablets,
has liroved a renin rknbly effective
and l)enefhlal In tliouHandn of test
eases and In clinical experiment.
Kopa Nouritln Tablets art to re
lieve nerve pain and inflammation
and tend to RiVo tono to the nerve
cells, thus benefitting the entire ner
vous system.
1 iff ore your entire nervous system
becomes wrecked, weakened and
starved, take Kupa Neuritis Tablets
to relievo ripples of nerve pain,
nerves like pin pricks, sharp, biting,
dart in nerve pains, sciatica and
neuralKlu. Kopa Neuritis Tablets
are Kimruntcml harmless, and arc.
free from bromides and narcotics.
Vour drtiKKist will recommend them.
Heath's Jim? Store and 'Haskln's
1)1 UK Store will BUpply you, Mail
orders filled. Adv.
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jyewsrrommiraimstricts
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CIVIC GLUB WiLl . TRACTORS HUM AND
GIVE PROGRAM AT SPRAY RIGS BARK
CENTRAL POINT AT TABLE ROCK
Look the Part
Stylo
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by dressing the part.
You may succeed
without good clothes,
but you will find the
fight much easier if
you pay more atten
tion to your appear
ance. "Clothes Tai
lored to Measure by
Born" make it easy
for you to dress up at
a very modest cost.
We will be glad to
show you the new.
line of wonderful
pure wool fabrics.
THE MEN'S SHOP
Next to Rialto Theater
R. W. Lee
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ABSOLUTELY
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PREPARATION
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. Sixth and Central Avenue
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1020 West 11th St.
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And Compare
UJ
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CENTRAL I'OINT, March 19. An
entertainment an dsochil KathciiiiK has
been planned by the Civic Improve
ment club to occur on Friday evening,
tho 20th, ut the Behind Kymimfduiii. A
splendid program will le the leading
feature of thy evening and refreHh
mentH will occupy their u.sual place of
Importance. An adml.sHlon fee of fif
teen centH will be chaiKcd, the pro
eeedH to lie uned for pun-huHin Kyni
naHium equipment. The following
program will be rendered:
.Selection by orchestra.
Kong by the liooster ChoruH.
JJrill by pupllH of Minn llceson's
clasH.
i'iano koIo, Mrs. Snider.
Heading, Mrs. V. K. 1'arkor.
Vocal duct, McMdames Wtrohnieler
ami Alkiiusou.
FMuno iluet. .Miss Paulino and Mr.
Horace Terrlll.
Kelecllon. by orcliestra.
Mrs. William Tciherow entertained
relatives and friends at din'ner Sunday
in honor of the birthday of her moth
er, Mrs. Alters, who Hvch at Phoenix.
A guest at the F K. Wiley home
last week was Mis. "Wiley's brother,
Mr. F. M. Uurrows of Ventura, Cali
fornia. The Thursday club enjoyed an after
noon at the home of Mrs, W. II. lleek
man last week and especially did they
enjoy the dainty refreshments served
by the hostess.
Mr. anil Mm. Henry Meyer, who
have been living at Lake (.'reek for
Koveral months, have returned to Cen
tral Point to reside Mr. Meyer Is as
sistlng his futher-in-law, Mr. Tethe-
row, with road work.
Mm. S. K. Hathaway, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Worthian, at Weed. California, return
ed homo Saturday, accompanied by
her small grand son, Charles Wort
man. Itecause last Sunday was Mr. Leon
ard Freeman's birthday as well as
MIhh Itai'hura Lee Koh lev's, a delicious
turkey dinner was served to friends
and relatives of the t'ouple by Mrs.
Leonard Freeman at her home. 'rhose
present were the. Messrs. and Mes
d union W. It. Klucald, Khner Kyle,
Leonard Freeman, Sam Kohler and
MIhs Itarbara Loe Kohler.
Mrs. Lola Thompson has been very
sick with the flu the past week.
Mrs. O. ('. Purkeyplle of Myrtle.
Creek spent several days here last
week visiting her daughters. Aim. Itoy
Jones and Mrs. It. M. Kent.
Miss Alta Xorcross hus been called
homo from Ventura, California, on ac
count of the serious illness of her
father, Mrs. L. L. Xorcross.
An epidemic' which' resembles the
old fashioned la grippe, is at present
i.ulto prevalent - about town. Among
those who are ill from this disease are
Mr. and Mrs. George Hons, Mrs. F. K.
Wiley, Mrs. Maude lloswell and
daughter, Mrs. Krnest .Scott, A. A. O II
letic, Misses tlin and No la. Case
beer and Rev. and Mrs. 10. F, Atchley.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. CI. Love of the
Snowy Itutte Orchard were Portland
visitors over the week end Just past.
The mother and father of Mr. F. M.
Jones arrived a few days ago froiu.
the south ami will make their home
here with their son.
Neuralgia
Immediate
positive relief
Acute pain that you can hardly
bear that's the time to use
Sloan's. You don't have to rub
- it in. Just the liniment itself does
the work by sending fresh new
hloodtothepainfulspot. All drug
gists, 35 cents. It will not stain.
Sloan's Liniment
kills pain!
MILL FEED
and CHICKEN FEED
all Kinds
MORTON MILLING CO.
IT . n
Phone 244
23 N. flFSt.
DYERS
HATTER I
CLEANERS
PLEATERS
with the country as a domicile. The
jliuhannons also visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Carneberg at Mud lord on men-
way north. ltohannon, his father
nnA two irothera were f firmer tl-
! dents of the Cold Hill district and
operated the old llraden mine in the
outskirts, of Gold Hill in the late
sixties.
Judge C. II. Watson, formerly of
Cold 'Hill and the past year attor
ney and geologist for the Hartman
Syndicate' operating on the oil ahalc
deposits near Ashland, was hero last
Saturday and Sunday vlaitlng with
friends, and looking after his inter
est connected with the former law-
firm of Watson & Kellogg. The
Judgo reports that active operation
will begin in the near future on
large- scale in equipping the shale
deposits Ly the Hart man syndicate
At the present time this district Is
the scene of much activity In all Hues
connected with the tilling of the soil
and the tending of orchards. On all
sides can be heard the hum of trac
tors, the bark of spray rigs and the
rattle, and clanging of machinery as
men and horses do their utmost to get
caught up with the long delayed farm
work. Owing to weather conditions
last fall very little farm work was
done and the heavy rains In January
and February kept the farmers out
of the fields, but at the present time
the soil Is In excellent condition to
work but with continued clear weath
er and wind will soon become too dry.
The Installing of a milking machine
was completed the first of the week
at tho Dunlap ranch when the renters,
Davis and McC'lellan are milking 25
cows. I
Henry Gregory of Agate has pur-1
chased the Flnley property in litis
district and has about finished-taking
out and burning the pear trees which
will he replaced with alfalfa. I
The herd of cuttle belonging to T. I
(. Gaines which were wintered on the
Nealon ranch were sold last Saturday
to Harley Dunn of Talent.
Stockmen have turned their cattle
out on the range after one of the
longest feeding periods known in this
section for many years.
H Is reported that the forty acre
tract of land belonging to John Vin
cent has been aohr but we have no
iletalls of the transaction. This piece
of land has been owned by tho Vin
cent family for more than fifty years,
and is probably tho only tract of land
In this section with so short an ab
stract.
The first skirmish of the season
with General Jack Frost took place
AVednesdtty morning at tho Modoc
orchard and was a decldod victory
for the Modoc braves who lighted up
the heavy artillery about five a. m.
Mel Atkins left last week for Cali
fornia to bo on hand for the begin
ning of the sheep shearing season.
fum Collins of Chico, Calif., was
a recent visitor here. Mr. Collins who
lived In this district when a hoy was
noting the many changes that have
taken place stlico he left here more
than forty years ago:
Miss Kva Nealon, teacher of the
A mil Hchdol took her pupils picnick
ing on lower Table1 Hock last Satur
day.
Joe Collins and wife returned last
week from Los Angeles. Joe has
leased his father's ranch and he and
his wife have moved their household'
goods in and taken possession.
Several teams are nHunng pumu-t-
soil from tho Collins ranch to the
Agate school grounds to surface-tho
roaalway around the school buildings.
The members of the Tame hock
Sunday school met with the Central
Point Sunday Hchoul last Sunday morning.
liorsel Harper is fining plowing
with his tractor for several of Our far
mers during the present rush.
Many comments are heard In re
gard to tne worn oi our im-m .
intive assembly ami about nine out oi
every ten seem to think that for all
the good the legislature does It could
well be abolished.
Yet a few remind us that they did
do some worthy things, nmong them
being tho creation of tho orflco or
chicken doctor and tne putting oi a
tax on cigarettes and smoking tobacco
tnd manatfing to keep it all ot cigars.
Hatches From the
Fish Hatchery
TRAIL .Oregon. March 17. Jack
Barnhousc, Harley Dunn and Itlll
Cottrell were In this district recently
looking after stock.
Mr. and Mrs. T). R. Conner were vis
itors on the Rogue River ranch Sun
day. Mr. Conner mado n fine catch
of fish despite the stormy weather.
Todd and McDonald are cultivating
their garden and getting ready for
spring.
Mr. Olson Is grazing his sheep in
Tucker Gulch.
A recent event of Interest was the
marriage of Annie Doran and Jim Wil
son. The ceremony took place at Mr.
Wilson's home at Rogue Klk Saturday
evening, llev. L. M. Phillips officiated.
Many people of this community en
joyed the dance at Prospect Saturday
evening.
Tommy Weeks and Ralph Dunlap
are digging witch for Sprntt Wells.
Marie Smallhausen and Lester Hol-
lenbeak spent Tuesday at tho Rogue
River ranch.
Minnus Pence and son Harold are
working on the road in tHis district.
Irene Franks and Itlnlnc Shirley
were seen in our vicinity recently.
Howard Piatt and Paul Turner
spent tho week end at the Hatchery
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robertson.
Mr. R. li. Vincent is busy improv
ing the road on the south aide of tho
river.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman and
small daughter A let ha. took dinner
with the -Wells family fcunday evening.
I'he Rogue Klk hotel has an ever in
creasing number of Sunday dinner
guests.
Mrs. Todd has been slightly indis
posed for the past week or so.
Mr. and Mrs. It. P.. Vincent were
Med ford business visitors Tuesday.
Norman Wells and Thelma Franks
attende d church at Trail Sunday even
ing.. , . . . - ... .
Kern Gordon spent tho week end at
home.
G. G. Hollenbeak and, son Morris
were Medfnrd visitors Monday.
Charley Manning and Norman Wells
were Trail visitors Tuesday.
Luke Ryan visited tho Croft ranch
recently.
Mr. Roliertson and his assistants
have been making splendid Improve
ments at the fNh hatchery. The out
side ponds nre filled with many mil
lions of fish, including several million
cutthroat. -
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
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ANTELOPE ITEMS
Marsh Garret took out his steers
which Mr. Walsh had wintered for
htm. They were in very fine condition.
Several from here attended the
charivari of F. Klinncl at lake Creek
Friday night.
S. Allen and Henry Maelzold left
for Seattle Monday.
Mr. Day has Just moved onto the
Lewis place.
Ditch cleaning started Monday on
the south lateral of the Kagle Point
Ditch Co. Thev are operating a crew
of eight men and five teams.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Von der Hellen
visited Central Doint Sunday. .1
rini.n HILI- March 20 The bus!
ness men of (Wild Hill are planning
Former Empress III.
BRUSSELS, March 20. Former Km-
near Brussels.
to soon Incorporate mo oju "M,(prL.88 Marie Charlotte, widow oil tho
publishing company for the lur"i Emperor Mnxmllan of Mexico, is
pose of establishing a weekly mining -gnivoiy n of tae Ki ipp0 and little
newspaper at Gold Hill. This has n()ne Ja np,(J for recovery( jn vicw of
been planned for some time by the her ndvance(!-agCi Sh(i ls S5 .ind for
mining interests in this district ten many years ,,a8 reside ln a chateau
some lime pasi, ui.v -
mmit of the local cement plant, tne
state lime plant, the limestone ship
ping, and lime L ktln manufacturing
commercial Hmo nre on a minstan
tiul basis, and with tho apparent ad
vent of the local smelting plant, and
the general revival of the mining oi
the several minerals of the district,
all these interests aro back of the
new newspaper project.
R. W. Nicholas, a Portland attor
ney, has associated himsolf with A.
li. Kellogg, the local attorney and
abstractor, and will make some
changes in the abstract business at
Gold Hill. The new firm will in
cornoratc the A. K. Kellogg Abstract
company, and will add tu the ab
stract and law business a complete
civil cnKiueering department for the
surveying, platting and mapping of
lands and engineering projects. Mr.
Nicholas Is an experienced civil n
Kineer nnd first saw tho possibili
ties of the Gold Hill district a few
yea rs ago w h i 1 e employed with the
I'nlted Slates government engineer
ing force In classifying tho O. & C,
railroad grants before same was open
for entry in this pnrt of the state
The new local abstract company will
be associated with Nicholas Bros,,
an old established engineering firm
in Portland, which Mr. Nicholas is a
member of.
Mr. ami M rs. Juhn S. Rohannon
of Independence, down in Polk coun
ty. Ores on. wet here one day the
fil'Mf nf IV w" k visiting relatives in
c.otd Mill on their way auto-bound
home f r mo their winter stay in l-os
Ang.lPs and other lower California
points. During their stay they visit
ed wltff) their nephew Merle Rohan
non Kellogg and family, formerly of
Rogue River valley. noW living and
engaged In nn otl jffl.tton business
at Wilminuton, () suhtirh nf
nni.M'u!. a1 reports tne youn ioiks
flourishing i busiss qi$ pleased.
Food Value of Wheat Flour
Always Retained if jou use
. THE WORLD'S GREATEST I .
Vor over a thinJ ,of a century it has , M.
" " made good hi every known test''' '
SALES a TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND
Hills Bros Coffee
belongs to the West
It was born here. And every son of
the West is justly proud of. the spurs
this coffee has won in the capitals of
the world. The Recognized Standard
..... . that's what they call Hills Bros.
: Coffee! .':
.And do you wonder? Just pierce the
vacuum seal of a tin of this wonderful
western coffee. Set free that rich aroma,
the herald of a cup-flavor yet to be met.
Lift a cup to your lips . . . that's coffee,
Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look
for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros.
Coffee is economical to use. i ' ; . .
HILLS BROS COFFEE
In the original Vacuum Park
which keeps the coffee fresh.
O I9:S, Iliils Brco.
Its the
lSpr flavtit
lilgllif
3
That won the world to this quick breakfast.
Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes get Quick Quaker.
FROSf "Mn. O'Ondy to the Jndge'i lady," ill the
world ha turned, tc a new breakfast delight
It'a Quick Quaker, the new Quaker Oats that cooks ta
J to 5 minutes quicker, in fact, than toast
But the real secret is a marvelous, rich flaror . .. .
creamy deliciousnesa that's exclusively Quaker. ' :1' '
For the great adventure in a quick breakfast, say a
"Quick Quaker" today. Then watch the family smile at
breakfast tomorrow. .
0 Look for the Quaker on the label
That means Quaker flavor the "hot oats and milk
breakfasts doctors are urging in 3 to S minutes.
, ,.ihat mean the superfine oats you want the finest
grown, the most delicious in all the world. '' ' 4
Standard full afce and
O weight packages
Medium: IV4 pounds;
JUarge; J pounds, 7 o
Your jrrocer now has two
kinds or Quaker S9iS th.
kind you have always known
Md Cuick Quaker,