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ffjocal and
JbJ Personal
V . Tlu cooh'r wi'uthor urrlvod Imro
. yitttirilay uIiihihI u day lator than had
i been predicted, hut cauwd unite it
drop In tin trinrieruture from Tue
J ilay'H maximum of 8H.H to yentenluy'H
liiaxiimini of 79. The i-hmiKu eame
j rather quickly, ami there was a drop
of 42 ih'KiecH between the noun of '2
nnd 4:30 o'doek yesterday afternoon.
From thu hitler hour the temperature
continued; to fall until thin moriiiiiK's
minimum of 4fl.2 wan reached. A
breeze hlowiiiK hiat evening maile it
lie em imnli cottier, ami fires felt vood
. last ..nlxhi and thin forenoon. Today
hiiil nlierniite Hlinuhlne and cloudy
(Hr)olly. and cloudy weather 1h predicted
for ' tomorrow,
f Hefore you huy that piano nee I.aun
I sparh; Tl ran nave you money. He
j ' knows rdaruiH and 1h reliable. tf
li The Valley School. 1103 AVext Huh
t , street, will KHin open in September
under the direction of .11hs Kittle
IlruffK. Attention will he confined to
I the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Rindes. Children
under nix years of ae will be accept -.
ed. Applieatfonn should be made
i now. For further information, please
; nddrern Mim, 1. 4'orniiiK Kenly. Aled-
If A successful "Sizzle" Wan lnld at the
local hlph Bchool last' nluht when tin
t parents, teachers and students united
j in celfbiutlnK bet -a uso Medford is to
have a new high school building. A
p.' Rood program was, the feature of (he
J eveiji yfif tT which the vnrioua classeM
and onfniilzatlnns presented aUrae
t t Ions "And m ti n tH.
Danco Kaule Point Saturday hIkM.
4 2
Demand the best! It costs no more:
Dance in the finest open air pavilion
In the state. Fair CJruumly, tonlKht.
.... 3!t
E. C Ferguson was buck a pa In to
day In the Mail Tribune office, having
returned last evening from Klamath
Falls, where ho was summoned Mon
day morning to take temporary charge
of the Associated Press wire of the
Dally Herald of that ctly.
Why not make your dress at the
"Wade de Jlyeke Hewing school, 25c an
hour, this Includes instruction, use of
machine, etc. Phono 110. 331 K. Main.
4 5
Children's half so In all new
fihndc. Nat wick, Inc. 44
The second annual Kl wauls party
of the Medford club at Jackson Hot
Springs last nlgth was a notable suc
cess. Ono hundred were present from
Medford and Ashland. Tho program
consisted, of vocal and Inrt rumen tal
music and dancing. Tho seven-course
dinner wan a pleusoJit part of the even-
Komemhor tho sweetest sweethenrt
you ever had with a box of candy
Mother's Day. Tho Shasta. 42
Kor a good marcelle seo H. Young,
Room II over Palmer's Piano Ilouso.
76e. 43
Clyd M. Hon of Indianapolis Joined
iln wife and daughter hero on a visit
with Mr. and ITrs. K It. Cobb. They
may remain In Medford.
Owintf to tho severo Illness of her
mother, Mrs. young. Mrs. 'P. JV Hotch
has been unable to ho at tho office of
-the Southern Oregon (his company.
Mrs. Young has been ron fined to the
Petcn homo on tho Pacific highway.
Special snlo of roses going on at tho
ttoguo Valley Floral Co. Karheart
street on So. niverslde. Phono 1040.
48
Summer prices on blocks and slabs.
Place your order early. Xewcomh for
Wood. Phone 631. 3!)tf
IocaI hotel reigsters hear tho names
of the following people among others
here from a distance: Mr. and Mrs. S.
F. W. Strlhgfellow had daughter of
Havre, Mont., Ralph Onggiano of
Union City, Tenn.. 11. V. Klllott of
Chicago, K. T. Lob ha n of Kansas City,
Mo., Wm. Druelt of St. Paul. A. Shtpp
of Now York City. Mr. and Mrs. F. i:.
Cope of Vancouver, U. C. F. Wood
ward of Wutertown, Wis., J. II. Holies
of Anderson. Ind., and F. J,. 'Weil of
Cleveland. Ohio.
Danco Kaglo Point Saturday night.
4 2
Q. II. I;. ,T. K. Kollrtck. will visit
Crater l,ake Chatper Thursday. May
14th, 8 p. ,m. Cotnpnnlons retiuested
to attend this meeting, lloyal Arch
Degreo a art refresh men ta. 4 o
Tho Salvation Army officers and
members of the Medford corps will he
In Grant PasH this evening for n
upecinl Apny meeting there.
George Aveiill of Itutte Falls, was
among the nut m town visitors Wed
nesday. Tho county court will pay $10 to
nnyone who reports and brings to con
viction an offender, for dumping trah
on county ltnids; 41
The following 1 from Portland are
Inclu tied iiniong tho temporary so
journers In the city: Mr. ami Mrs.
II. C. TVnmster. Mrs. Zom. Mr. and
Mrs. Forrst Cobb. Mrs. A. Simon. Mr.
and M.H: M. Calkins. Mr. and Mis.
A. Meier. Mr. and Mrs. Oenirg and Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Kvans.
Hemember the sweetest sweetheart
you ever had with a box of candy
Mother's Day. Tho Shasta.
We pay for nshes and sell dirt
cheap. Brown & Whits Agency, I nr.
- ' tf
The two oldest ami
best foods known to
humanity: .;
Broad and Milk.
Agenerous combi
' nation ; of bth is
found only in Flulir
or. Milk Bread.
o
At Any flroeer
Vf El
Anotht-r welcoiiit'il clianye in muUl.kk'
the 4,-ily iimr HlKhlly In the raaiuK ui
thu 'small frame nhuck ii West Main
street between the Hotel Medford and I II. F. Parsons of Tactuua and tho foi
tho DeVoe c()iifeclinicry which for lowing from Seattle are among the lo-
years has alternately been occupied cal vJitors from the state of Wash
as a shoe repair shop, a bootblack ington: Mi-, ami Miu V. S, l.ymh,
stand and Ice cream and hot dog shop. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Itcdl'liid. Mr. niul
This 1h being razed J o make way evl- Mrs. Frank Sieherj. Mr. and Mrs. V.
dentjy for tho lto of a modern husi-!A. Ciilmorc and daughter and rMs. A.
ne.ss building, as tin' the bill board ' Klce.
which stands on part of the 00x100 I Com brbiuets. that clean fuel. Han-
feet lot appears a notice to the effect
that the owners will build at once to
suit a tenant, Mgned by the names of
W. li, and J. A. Thomas.
Dance Kagle Point Saturday night
42
Children's half sox In all new
shades. Natwlck, inc. 44
A daughter was born to Mr. and j
Mrs. I,ester Wisenburger of Ashlund
at the Community hospital in this city
Monday.
Hemember the sweetest sweetheart
you
ever had with a box of candy
-MoiIiit'b Uny. Tho Shastn.
4'
Ain-tidii Friday al KyU. l-amh. S'.
ad n chtKHiriiMl paKf. 40
Tin; annual fiHtival will lie )wUl Ijy
till- I.incitln hiKh Ht'liuci) tunl;ht for
wl.i. h n l.i-OKram haa been nnanKod
(iiis-isliiiu of iiiuhIc. lllurary niimln-i H.
ninri-iiH itnu ioik (lanrinK as wen aB
Ihe llMUal Rido uttrartinnfl.
O. II. I'.. .1. K. Kiillm-k. will vlsil
l'i-atir Liiko rhalpt'r ThurNiiay, May
1-ltli. K p. in. t.'ompanlonH roiiilPNti'd
to attend thin tupctliiK. rioynl Arch
PoKree and rofi-faliiiK'ntfi. 40
The "nwrot Rirl Kraduato" and the
"Juno hrldo" will hoih find Sim
TrowbridKi; a riever creator of bowiir.
it'
CharlcH l:urnn olil to Mrs. K. .1. Von
Aloltku and Mrs. Harriot (lundrlach.
Ilis rcsldonre on Third street. Tim la
dles are from Louk Heath, Cullf'Irirtii.
1. T. Jrvvin sold his fine properly on
hint slieet to Mi', and Mrs. William
Ilryaut. Tho llryants are lale arrivals
from near llenil, Oregon. Jackson-.
ville Post.
Oamo Kaglo Point Saturday night.
42 I
SID reward for Information leading
lo the arrest and conviction for each
person caught stealing wood on our
ynrds Hilualed on the east aido of
Court mid SlcAndrews strcts. iiIro on
the Oregon-twen l-utnber compauy
property. Valley Fuel Co. 3Slf
J. O. Grey Is spending this week at
tending to business interests ill Scott
Valley, Calif.
G. H. P.. J. K. Kollock, will visit
Crater Ijiko Chatper Thursday. May
Mill. 8
p. m. Companions requested
nil this meeting, rtoynl Arch
to nttend
Iiegreo anil refreshments. j,,.'
It. 1. R. eggs nt tvevoo'i.. tf,Theo Wlxon of TSnscburg, A. K.
Among tho business visitors In the nanrt family. C. A. Hnrncs. c. K.
city yesterday front Talent were Mrs. Gordon and 1). M. Anderson of Ku
Fred Kapp. I.. C. Penlen. Dr. McFad-' """ nnl1 James A. Khullhofer, H. W.
den, litephen Nye. and It. K. Jack- ! Kllitt.' C. V. Loosloy and D. K. Alex
ard. lander of Klamath Falls.
Attractive novelties suitable for' H- It- Manning relumed Wednesday
gifts. Natwlck, inc. 44 ,
Planos! Seo Uiunspach. tf. journ nt Sacramento.
In splto of the fact that sufficient A loml of 1304 l'rsons were killed
funds will probably not be available I h' nutomoblle acidents In Cnlifomla In
for tho holding of a slalo shoot this 1924- Falallll-s for 11124 showed a de
year by the Oregon National Guard. ic"ne OVPr ,923' lpl'lto n Increnoe In
every effort will be made to turn out automobile registration. Tho toll in
.mother crack rifle team to represent 1!l23 WR HI3-
Oregon In tho national rifle mutch at I Tho ,(K Poisoner Is ngain busy in
Camp Perry, okla.. beginning August Orantn Puss. Tuesday he succeeded
22. Colonel Fred M. West, who wnsi'" Poisoning four dogs within a rudlus
oiilitnln of th Oregon National Guard 1 "f few blocks, poisoned meat being
rlflo team which took the coveted thrown in the yards where the dogs
Infantry trophy away from Ihe regu-lWCn5 ael"- An investigation is under
lar army team nt tho national shoot wav of recent purchasers of stryoh
lnst year, announced that ihe best nln0' which was found on Ihe meat
marksman of tho guard will be given wraps picked up In tho yards.
Intensivo target Vractlco during the I Klla D. Hubbs Tent No. 1 1. llnugh
comlng BUnnner encampment near tors ' clv" Wnr Veterans, nt their
Medford. : regular session Friday evening, will
Attractive novelties suitable forj,,nvc Initiation,
gifts. Natwlck. Inc. 44 W. M. Shepherd, of the California
Hale! ninlng room suite, bedroom ' Oregon Power company, returned
siuteo and rugs. At Kyles' auction I Wednesday forenoon from a several
sale. See ad on classified page. 40 sojourn at San Francisco.
OoliKlos Stewart is spending a short Mr- aml ,Ir8- s- M- Cnlklna of Port
time in Medford form southern Call- '""d nrc spending several days In
fornla visiting wllh Ills family and ut-1 Medford. Mr. Calkins, who Is a rep
tending to business Interests. 'resentative of the Coast Culvert and
Wo design, we cut. wo fit and wo Flume company, being hero on busi-
make. any one or all four, for our aim
is to plense you. Mrs. Trowbridge.
'03 W. voth street. tf
Medford-Klamath freight line, noth
ing too large, nothing too small.
Five trucks In operation to and from
Klamath Falls. Dally service. Wo do
long dlstnnro hauling anywhere. Or
flco 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033.
ti
William Druck. a representative of
Druck P.ros., of SI. Paul, was a Med
ford business visitor today.
Hats arriving dally nt Lottie How
ard's. 4 j
Fashion dictates nlimness. simplic
ity and suppleness. The-:o are achiev
ed only by an experienced designer.
Mrs. Trowbridge. 005 W. 10th St. tf
Harry Puyton. of the Franklin Fire
Insurance company, was a Medford
biiHlnesj caller yesterday from Port
land. Ijllinspnch Piano Store now open
for business at 111 W. Main. Opposite
ltiallo theater. Successor to lloot Mu
sic Co. lfl
Fancy creamery butter 40c. ner lb.
johnson Produce Co.
C. c. Tedrick has recently purchas
ed, through tit,, Wing agoncv. five
acres of laud on the Spring road
southeast of Medford. the property be-
ing formerly owned bv Gcoree Yntes
of Ashland
Columbia plaster wall board. Call
for prices. WnHace Wood Lumber
yard. .
Fancy creamery hutter 40c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
K. D ltiiggs of Ashland was a vis
itor in Medford and Jacksonville yes
terday. ; Have yott tried that big milk shake
at DeVou'sT
Honistiiching. buttons covered nt
the Hand Jcraft Shop. tf
J W. Day of the Portland office of
the New York Life Insurance company
Is a Medford business visitor.
Columbia plaster wnll board. Cnll
for prices. Wallace Wood Lumber
Tnrd.
Dry factory mill blocks. Vnlley Fuel
Co. tf.
J. P. Xorby. who bus an acre patch
In strawberries oil his place on Fox
ureet, was this morning exhibiting
the first home grown strawberries to
be placed on the market here. The
b.riies were huge and of excellent
flavor. N'orby stati- he would con
tinue picking bcriics on his place
llirouuhouf the day. He has about
S000 bearing vines, and should get a
leM "'is year, he divUrcs
Abliind Ti,im:H.
Columbia phi.fer wall board. Call
for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber
Yard.
We ry 'or nshesand sell dirt
j.'hn. ' Brown & WhiFe Agoncy. Inc.
'if
) FOp M A f 1 . TR I nrXE,
i Mr. anil .Mix C K, MiUiiuei bum of,
KayntunU. Mr. and Mrs. Krurik K. .Mc- Hophmnore nmjorlntr jn education, at
i.'ullnuKh of tfpoUane, 2Ar. and Mrlhe I'niveiHtty of Oregon, whh i-lected
senCoal Co. Phono 239.
j j. . Jiankln, supervisor of Crater
National forest, is spending today in
j tbe Applcgalu district oil official bus-
luess.
Fancv creamerv butter 40c ner. lb,
ti i.. ,tn
Ten thousand head of sheep and 13.-
000 head of cattle will bo grazed on
the Crater Lake National forest this
neason, according to reports of Hush
n. Kunkin, forest supervisor
Dry fncto,.v mm blocks. Valley Fuel
qq
tf
The Koo.evell I'arent Teaehers' eir
ele wil lllold Its last reKtilar meelinf.
Friday at 3 p. m. The Uev. I. J.
Howe wll speak to the graduating class
of the Kth grade, who will be the
, lH of ;.
foill)H.
A social hour will
Summer prices on blocks and slabs.
T'lace your order em ly. Ncweomb for
Wood. Thone li.'ll. S'Jtf
Meiie Wallace and Presley Vyle
wero arrested Tuesday at tho Savage
Hapids dam, charging with gaffing
salmon, by Game Warden Fred Mer
rill and taken into court at Grants
Pass and fined $25 ench.
If you want a furnished apartment
with nil tho modern conveniences, see
or phone Hotel Holland. ' tf
Oregon garmers lo the number of
10,007 have availed themselves of
loans totaling 3l.!MK,8",0 from federal
land banks and credit banks since
lm'0 "Kcncles were first established
Hemstitching se a ynrd. The Van-
"y f!hop nn,"lPlt ttml Mal"- lf
, A meeting of citizens interested in
" 'autnuqua here was held at the
lilHe . library Tuesday evening at
whl-h "me organization and prellm-
l,mr' nlans WTO 1bIi f'" ,ho foming
ot " "evrn i-nnutnuqun to Jlouioru
on tho dates of June Cth to the 12th in
elusive.
I Summer prices on blocks and slnbs.
Place your order early. Newcomb for
IWoood. Phone 931. 39tf
I Among Wednesday's nrrivals In the
city from out of town points In Ore
Kon "r0 Mr- lln,, Jlrs- ,r- c- Seymour of
.Corvallis. Mrs. It. F. Garnvelto of
Cottage Grove. A. It. Ferguson and
forenoon from a ten days business so-
Iless ,n ,lu '"terests or Hint company
Among Jackson county residents
who arrived in tho city yesterday on
temporary sojourns nro Miss Gladys
McDonnld of tho Itngue K1U Resort.
Fred L. thnmplin of Foots Creek and
Georgo K. Neuber of Uutte Falls.
Tho much haggled over pool hall
question which has blocked nlmosl
all real progressive legislation in the
city council for tho past two months.
lenmo up ns ttrual at the regular ineet
lng of the city fathers last night, and
after two hours of arguiut?. debate
and harangue, which kept the coun-
cilmen at their posts until well after
one o'clock, the question remained In
exactly the same position ns before
the meeting, entirely up in the nil.
Ashland Tidings,
Mrs. A. W. Lewis and Mrs. Martin
Hill were among the local business
callers today from Central Point.
Visitors in the city from California
include Mrs. Kdith McNames of Gre
nada. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Vurtis of
Crescent City, S. A. Dibble and family
o( Yreka. Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Cut-now'
of Sacra mcnlo, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Har
ris of San Diego. Mrs. Htinuy Howard
and Mrs. I,. McNeil of Oakland. Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. 1). Fuller. Mr. and Mrs.
jM. It. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Dana of San Francisco and Mr. and
..irs. . r.. motion, i'r. 1 nomas .
Hrennan. Mr. and Mrs. l.eo Halley and
Mr. and Mrs. G. F.. Ferguson of l.os
Angeles.
We Sell
The Fourth One
There are four iiretit lutsie
necessities: food, sheJter, rai
ment niul freedom from euro.
' (iet what you need of these
lief ore you buy a fifth thins.
Insurance means "freedom
from care." We sell it the
choicest commodity that any
business organization is privi- ,
I eyed to sell. 1
sk us without obligation
for tiny informattoii on any
insurance.
0 Call 111
R. A. HOLMES
Tkt ifsurapsg
fEBF0T7D OKKCiOX,
Dorothy Xmvinun of Mcd.'ord, a
historlan of 55ett Kappa, naiioynl hon
orary fiiTenslc Koclety. at tho election
of officers for llilfi '(i held recently.
Miss Newman was a member of tho
Delta S5eta debate team w hich won the
campus championship last" year. She
was elected to Zeta Kappa Psl last
fall.
John Moffatt Is expected to begin
Immediately the construction of a
$4000, six room bungalow upon the
lot on Knut Hill, which he recently
j Purchased from Dr. 1,. liundy.
The young people of the First Hap
tist church will hold their monthly
covered dl.h puiiiieiv liimfiu'sH meetinir
1 aim social j riitay at 6: 30 p. m. A li
(young people connected with the
cnurcn or eongreatlon are cordially
invited in attend and enjoy
ihe even-
in ioK?tmi".
IN SENIOR CLASS
LAY. SAYS PREST.
I'tRUKKLKY, May T. Dimpled
knees anil twinkling tots of fair co
eds of the University of California
will not be one of the lures to at-
',,. i i i !,
inivoganza of tho senior clnsn in the
Cireck theater on the university cam
lAis next Saturday niwht. President
V. W. Campbell said today 'that Ihe
young, women performers must wear
stockings and skirts of a length
which will permit of no unseemly
hiatus between lower hem niul stock
ing top.
"1 beg" said President Campbell,
''to assure the people nf California
that costumes of tiie type worn by
young women of this institution in
pictures nppeni ing in local news
papers will not be permitted to be
worn at the entertainment next Sat
urday evening. The show in every
respect, will be in accord with the
dignity of this univernity.
RKXIX Ore., '.Miay 7. Thomas
Tweet, Civil war veteran and ilend
pioneer has been pained a member of
President Coolidge's honorary body
guard in connection with tho obser
vation of the anniversary of the first
Norwegian settlement in America,
which will be held in Minneapolis the
first week in June. Mr. Tweet did
not expect to be able to attend bnt
yesterday it was announced that he
had arranged to mtke tho trip.
Tweet enlisted in, .Mine, 1SCX. after
the first battle of .Boll Run und served
throughout the wnr. He was ono of
the firm of Steidl and Tweet, who op
erated the first sawmill in Jlend. .
Plays Mandolin ItKnre Death
SAX QUKXTIX. Cal.. May 7. Ron
ald Charles lino, who is to be execut
ed nt the state prison here tomorrow
for the murder of Fred skeen, Siski
you county rancher,, sought music to
day as his chief consolation. He asked
for his mandolin anil it was sent to
the death cell.
Straw Hat Parade Rained On.
POKTLAND, Ore.. May 7. A showfit-
dampened tho ardor of those who
were to pnrticipato nt noon today in
"straw hat parade, in celebration
of the opening of the straw hat sea
son. Later tho sun shone .brightly.
COMEDIANS
; ; I - ' V
BIG WHITE
TENT
Cor. Fourth and Fir Sts.
TONIGHT
The Sensational
Comedy-Drama
Are Girls
Ever Safe
99
Doors Open 7 P. M,.
Orchestra 7:40 P. M.
Curtain 8 P. M.
Prices 10-25-50 Cents
BEND PIONEER GETS
POSITION OF HONOR
TIUTRftD,(V, MAY 7,
102"
01
LOST 20 YRS. AGO
HRO'CKTON, Mass.; May 7. (By the
; Associated Pre.ss.) Earl Woodward,
ex-convict and kidnapper of ll-year-
un v-ain--i iuu ui vhuumhc,
, Vt,
will find a home here with the
' mot
he has nut known since in
fancy, when he id free frqm the toils
of the law, it was declared today by
-Mrs. Jennie Woodward Slurtcvant,
who says she Is convinced that Wood
ward is her long" lost son. Informa
tion contained in a letter Mrs. Stur
tevant received from the prisoner con
firmed her belief that she has found
her missing child.
She Is confident that Woodward will
he acquitted when lis is tried next
week ut .Middlebuiy, Vt.. and will Join
her here. Simon Slurtcvant, whom
she married in 1901 and who heard
only recently that she had been a,
mother previously, expressed willing- (
ness to nave woodward join the 1am
ily circle.
The Sturtevants have five children,
two of them married.
In his letter written in pencil on
letter paper of the Addison county
sheriff's office, Woodward said that
when two years old. his mother, Jennie
...,. . , , ...
Woodward, had left him in the care
of Sirs. Elizabeth Mclntyro of Ilrain
tree, Vt., who had brought him up.
NASHVILLl-:, Tenn., May (P.y
Associated Press.) Major Ceneral
Mason M. Patrick, chief of the army
aii- service, "Just" since five o'clock
yesterday afternoon, flew wifely into
X:ishvilie shortly before eight o'clock
ims iiiuiiitiiK. it nmi in. i 1 1 ilia pur- j
IJut?u iu iiy i ruin Aienipnia iu in is. city
is city i
rtook L
tele-
without a stop, but darkness over
him nt Kva, a village without
graph facilities, where the night was
spent. Captailn St. Clair Street ac
companied tho general as a pilot.
General Patrick said no difficulty
was experienced in landing at Kva
and hat the flight was resumed at
dawn.
Non-arrival of the air service chief
at Nashville last night caused great
anxiety.
Km-nnipim-nt I, O. ). V.
Meeting of Medford Kneampment
Friday night, 'ork in Itoyal Purple
degreo. m Refreshments. All members ,
invitod.. ,, . 40 1
IX. A. M.
jj Crater lake Chapter Xo.
iij. special convocation
Thursday, May 14th, H p. !
m. Iioyal Arch Degree.
Grand High Priest J. K. I
Kollock will pay official vsit. All
Ciompaniona requested to bo on hand. I
Refreshments served. 40 !
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED For cash, very strictly
. modern nicilitini sized house, with
. hot water, l'n-'for bungalow or 1 hi
: tory house. CUve location nmi
mice, which will lie held strictly
confidential. ilox 100, Mail Trib
une. 41
FOR HIRE Team. Phone
452-H.i
42- i
GHIL0;S ABDUCTOR
PROVES TO BE SON
S. CHIEF OF AIR
SERVICE FOUND
mm
When you get that "hankering" to hit the read, corne here to get
your outfit. It's our business to know and have the best and
most practical equipment available and we have it.
Equipment
Lucaasie Carriers 1.85
Army Mess Kits '.'. 35C
Condiment Cans 15
Canteens 501
Grids 35 to 2.50
Gasoline Stoves the famous Coleman.
Outing Clothes
Whipcord Mreeehes
Moleskin Suits
Khiuvi Suifli
Army
Phone 913-L
R. S. Stewart, Ma:ger
BANISH "NERVES" -NEURITIS .
: NEURALGIA -NERVE PAINS WITH
PHYSICIAfSNEW DISCOVERY
Sc-ientistA, physi.-ianH. have adopt-! This treatment has been proved in
ed lifetimes of Htudy ami experiment- thousands or teat eases and in clinl
ing in an nttempt to perfect a rem-vtl experiments. It is now available
edv for neuritis neuralKia, nerve;,,) those who uuffer with "nerves"
pains and other conditions of ner
vous disorders. Many have aban-
doned their auest in despair.
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