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Clt Is terrible to feel all
drauted out to live
from one day to the
reit in constant state
of weariness, t et thou
sands do, because con
stipation is destroying
lheit energy even their
interest in life. Only,
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;.. rial r.-unl..n i.f fm..Hy '' "" uf tho U,a," uf lur
t.e r.m-ml.ei.-.l by the two whrii in lllm"!.
I,,y m.t In the !..M Hill h.e. Ill .Mrs. U,y hs Leon. quite ill hut l
wan ..t-l.lentnlly thnt .Mr. ('try pliKhtly Inmrov.-uV
"urncd thu. hi. H-l-r t Ciold : .i. ll-y ha, new roof on Ms
lllll in meeilnK n,l lalkiim u, n v..l- nlore huihllns.
S. P. TRAIN IS
Icy resident c,n the rui -uanu-win j - ',-,,,..
Frani-i-o jitney bus who knew the , tvntral rlnt wore vwitora in i-.ii.lt
run ? family whn they !dert at tho I Point i rlday. They have ren oil
old inlnlnB town of Imrdanelles up-I their fruit ranch above central lulrit.
!, I," t" 5 111.1 many yearn Mr. .Mr. and Mrs. A. II Thorn,,,..,, , ha e
Cary UiUKhl the public nchol in Dui- moved to a location four miles no Ih
danelles in the rl days before tho of Central P., t on the 1 acl lo hlllh
cominK of the raihoad to the valley, way where they intend to build a
and finds but few of hi. former pupils w-rvlce station and ramp Riounds.
left in the Cold Hill district, and less: .Mrs. Whalcy has been very ill for
brings sure ano sais
iclicf Icom tui oiacaso. VI
LOADED T
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,.r the old residents, such as J. V. .several days.
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News From "Rural Districts
TALENT TALK
.Mr. and .Mrs. Waller Charley took;
I their baby. Patricia, to a doctor In
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Wellcr and MedTold Saturday,
their (tuests, Mr. anil Mrs. Floyd Mabel Wcrtz left Saturday for Hilt.
Davis of Huntiniilon. VV. Va.. motor- where she will pack her household
by
My' Mrs. V.. W. Krtill. I r,ll.l Hll.r., Oct. 2 It. V. Kwnll,
liOdl'K H1VKII, Kept. 30. on the local lumber yard man while de.
Friday nlxht about 60 of the i i ' llv. i Imr a heavy load out to the
dent, of Jtoitue Itlver fathered at ' Kclrnar-Vanpct mine from his yard
the Community Hall lo welcome the slowed 1,1s ainu truck down to a very
n.-. f...i m'low speed after leaving the pavement
teachers and make them reel at .. . , . ,
on Second avenue N. and passlnK over
home In our city.' The evening was . . lr(i.h,t .,n f i1i,.i1u.!,v , i .a t..Mt Krl.lav. re- fronds for storage.
spent In vlnltln and soverul wind ,,-,.,. ,,, nillrond crossing and brldse i turning via Klamath Falls. Mr. and I.yle Carlton has been hatilmir in
talks were itiven, Miss Kvelyn Cars-' a la Just lis he came onto lira railroad ,,,. Davis left Talent Thursday for baled hay from Eaule I'olnt for Sam
lens, who has (aUKbt here for the . crosslnlt tlie enslne of tho machine an' Krancisco, and expect to visit Coy. In his return trips he took
i. ...at inivn veni-s. trnvti n verv In-; ntnnord and refused tM start. I'n- i- t .... AnD..ia ami phocni. Ariz., out lumber for Connor. Mr. Carlton
lerestlnic talk on Hie advancement noticed by Mr. Kwan paRseiiKer train ; un their way back to their home In drives a White truck, owned
nnH lrntirni.niit in ft A H In the No l i n.rt hhrin ntl ftwnorteri ni-filind ' ...... ... itA it., nn.t fro tliivis tleor-f'e lVfldnies of F.aule i'olnt.
schools durlnx that time. At the the end and was fast approaching ' ..,. nlnved their weeks visit In the j'' Alice Dennis made a business trip
close of the evening lluht refresh-. tho loaded truck. Tlif driver Jumped . ., iMVcr valley very much, in- to Kagle I'olnt Saturday
ments were served' by the ladies of to save himself and signaled the ap- I (lee(
the Civic Improvement club. proachliig train, but tho signal came ' , ,lR sn.n.ittW,
Horn, Kept. 15 to Mr. and Mrs. ! too lain and before the train could be J- 1,0 '"",m , .?
.rl H.rahan o Ward', creek a 'stopped I, struck the truck forward . Wesley Drls-.d re urne, l,wt Sun-'-'.,er.
. at the engine, knocking ...e truck and , J-V "": l" " 'enhr. ,1
Mr. Jenlson, a bachelor, living load rrom tne track and badly wreck- "-"ii. - ,.,...,ii N. I'
alone here1, was folinll dead Ft Iday Ing the H u k. This bad piece of road 11 for Clendalc, where tliey besan
in his cabin by neighbors. He had has been the cause of many broken eft Sunday afternoon for thei. '"'.
been dead -for severs I days. He Is springs ami minor accidents among ln """" .,,... .. ,. , , Mrs. Comstock visited with Mrs
survived by two daughters. One patrons ot mis unnnisneii pieco
came from Kllensbuig. Wash., and , ' ' ''aclflo highway, but this nccl- u weie in a.Ll ...u... . M1)roy ohapley .,8 hei-illnn sheep
.took i hnrge of the body.
Nothing seemed to interest her
Mih. Paul Kurz called on Mm.
Coy WedncH'lay.
Carl H:inmn und Kd Holnian diovo
un from Unrl-ls, California 'ltst Tuoh-
.... , i..u uilih
t...i, u;iv. inev Hiuyeti imhmukih
lllllHlll - .... . ,1,.,.
Hanson utxi un iiic ""
t,..h o.wl i."i,-t Vi.u-lii'v nf Ash-
'land were In Talent last Saturday, bertha Charley Sunday.
u,-m Nii.i in- ni'uvii'ni iiinn jci iv I " . . tnr Utitn PnV- -
Mrs. I.ela Hhepperd Is reported on'autolsts. The cily, county, and high- I All Items for this column snoum An.lrew"''"Crlssom and Mrs.
the aick list. Her friends all i,0, .ay comiiilsslon seem lo have aban- oe nan.ieu u. uie io.ai t o. . ...... 1JouBlns Uold callcd on Mrs. Coy
Arthur Ha r hart was a caller at making the necessai y repnii s and the day evening.
1 Tuesdl(r'.
In
urvis enrolled in the
Tuesday r.'ltaiia. ' I mgn SCIIOOI una weea. nne .a
Hatuntay nlghl Is the reguhr night ! " '" '" W- I'eiersen. member of the sophmore class,
for our grange to meet Kveryone I'fsldent of the local Kelinar-Vunpet .Mlsg liernice Combs is staying at
should try and attend. Visitors from '"""B ""pany has sold his business the home t.f Mrs. Ceorge Carter and
other grange, always welcome. Interest, at ernonu, Oregon, an. attending high school.
An Item of Interest from Marsh- w", "i ,HI" "nrr ,""1 "" "n Arnsplger of the T. I. D.
field. Oregon, Is the birth of a baby " n'w '" here at ( s attending the slate fair at Salem
boy. born the forepart of Seplem- 'n 'he mercantile line ami to tl.la week and helping with the Tal-
bar to Mr. and Mrs. Allan MeOreg-i ,7'",f,'','1 1 ,"mnK, ", . , n P"1 UrinU"n IJ",l'", "" lhe,B
oty. The young man will be named i1'"" 1 reported that he will Rliy FMm an fallliy ar0 enjoying
Allan Jr Mrs M.dregorv was for-1 f"ll","'1 aeveral other business new ra(Uo.
merly Mis. Myrtle Mager e ,f Z, Z m, IIT"' M,"i, V", ' "'" "' M- EVC,'e,t V
ellv I Oold lllll and establish businesses as , September 23. n son, Who passed
Mr. and Mrs. F.arl Sirahan and Z" rZy'Z "ZlX'r ""'ny W""ln "n
family were Sunday visitors a. Iheir I i"", M. L. Alford of Medford spent Sat-
daughters, Mr. Cln.eneo M.t.hes at 1 1" 7 d'sii" t VMbui- w M i, -niveau Ur,,ny ",nM w"" '"" ,""""M'' M''8
Talent. iiift f' l i iiiii , , M l. Ilncau. Knthprn0 Afr(, wh j, vm-y IU.
' " nf ,mes l-rert!;ra:i'!nV,LiT.r.U Lrr: II,. WHWU .f Klumn.h Kalis
passed away Kntiirdny at the hos- u, th,. rii-ni i,r ,.. v.....,....i ....!..., l" nl" w,ln nor "lolhcr, whose rc-
Pllal in Medford and was hurled , ,,.,!,, (ii,, Mll, . covery Is Very doubtful. Mrs. Alford
Tuesday. Mr. Uwrenee has Ihe. Ar.,. ,, ,,,., f,.ly yemn' " a Talent pioneer,
sympnthy of his friends In Ills bo-, diaries Carv. an old time resident of A' T' K,"lln!,,n traded In his
reavMnent. I Jackson and Josephine counlles K'" '1 " 11 StuelinUer car last Sat-
The fnrmors are nil busy now gel-! sl..iped off nt fluid Hill recently from ur,,B-
ling In thelf fall crops as the early 'Kalians city. Mo., enrouto to lower Ml'' "ni1 Mr"' J- '- (''ilttem of St.
rains have made It so the ground California. The lmv..l..,- i K.-..n,r Helena are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1.
can no pioweii early this year.
Its it Dangi-miia .loli In Xew Voik.
SVItAl?l'HK. N. V. A federal pro-
duty.
Makes Foods
Taste Better
Every
of Mis. Frank M. I'arker of c.,1.1 lllll E- Barton. They wero accomiianied
who was formerly an old time resi- y ,r"' Fred llarger. who will be
ileal of Miii.ilii.i-n i ,. .....i u..n....t reincmbered bv her nianv f l-ill.lMv as
i veat-s air.i i-elm-ne.l l t!..l.i lull ... Miss flladvs Itai-ton.
hlbltlou agent is seriously ill fri.ni ! side. It lunl been u 1 ' Paul Denimer nii.i .Tnbn 'Htttmn!
drlnklug hud liquor in the course, of the broiher and sister had met. nor returned Saturday from n huntingl
did tbev know the whereabouts of 'rll west of (own. Paul got a fine.
deer and his friends have been en-
Joying venison.
Mr. nml Mrs. II. I,, TtirnbnllBh
were In Medford shopping last Sat
urday. ...
Mrs. llanel Ferns was u .Medford
visitor last Saturday.
Misses llutli Howman and Anna
l:ans and Messrs. Marlon Costley
and Alec Howman and Win. Vlmnnt
attended an Epwoi th league social ln I
Ashland last Friday evening.
Mrs. J. r. Denham will leave
this ruining Saturday for Oakland.
CM., where she will visit her son.
Lloyd Turner and family for two
weeks.
Don Kvans. who has had charge or
Iho Oregonlati routo here has turned
his route, over in Hubert Sandlln.
who will "peddle" the Portland ore
gonian hereafter.
Itev. and Mrs. M. M. ' Heed re
turned Inst Sunday from Tacoma.
where they went to visit their son
who la In n hospital at American
Lake. They report Mm ns greatly
Improved and ihluk he will be able
In leave the hospital In another
month.
Mr. nml Mrs. W. F. fjrlm nf
Klamath Tails arrived Wednesday
and have moved Into Daddy Pace's
apartments.
Mrs. Chester Wallers In enmpnny
with her brother. Claude Sanders
and her slater. Mrs. rtateinan of
Ashland left Tuesday by motor Tor
Mill Frnllclsco where she will visit,
relatives fr a week or so.
Hev. M. M ,,,,, ,.,,,.,, , lo
M.. I.. church next . Sunday morning
'lining the absence of IScv. Win. VI
mont who is l. Kuuene intending',
......... ti.e. The Ylinont's left f..r
i.iiKcno ny nmior Wednesday morn
Ing
..ii. aim Mrs. Clarence R. Long
... ......ncr, samuei f Angeles
Wslted Tuesday and Wednesday at
the home f Mr. mK ,ir,r,.
........it . lA,nx T,u,v hHVe hfrn
.noior in,. ( visit relatives at
f .. 1 ," r''" "'n'1 "r rottitnliig
..- ...... f.ome m caiirornia.
Mis. n. .M,.tj.r(, Am, ,,u,Kltr
Itowena. , nnvp m ,.,,,, h
parent,,. Mr ,, Mr,. w ,
relui-ne.1 i.. t. i. . ..' .
... H " ""wo l tioeoburg
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j "Frem Cmtti Cwi
By THE end of the second act she wished
ahe were home in bed ahe was tired
always tired. That fact showed in her
face. And "she" may be multiplied by
tens of thousands of women in America.
For it was the world's most universal
disease that was sapping her strength and
killing her interest. . . . It is good to
know that Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has brought
permanent relief to thousands of sufferers
from constipation.
When ALL-BRAN travels through the
system, its fiber remains unchanged.
Therefore, it can sweep the intestine clean.
It can absorb and carry moisture through
the intestinal tract and stimulate it to
natural, healthy action. ALL-BRAN is what
doctors call a bulk food.
' Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is delightful with
milk or cream, sprinkled over other
cereals; cooked with hot cereals; in soups
or made into the many, recipes given, on
every package. If .eaten regularly, it is
guaranteed to bring permanent relief or
the grocer returns the purchase price. ' Eat
two tablespoonfuls daily in chronic
cases, with every meal. r , ( . , , ,
Be sure to' get Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
Only ALL-BRAN brings sure results. .You
can see that a part-bran product can,' at
best, be but partially effective.
. Kellogg's is the original and only ALL
BRAN. lt; is the bran which doctors rec
ommend. Accept no other if you Would
be sure. . All grocers sell it. , Leading
hotels and restaurants serve it , Buy a
package of Kellogg s
ALL-BRAN today.
The original ALL
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Furniture House
315 E. Mafn Phone 505
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Phone 105 ' ' 30 North Central
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Automohllp Glass snd Mirrors made
to order. We call for your sash antl
replace broken windows. ,
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well-remeinbered cup
brims with hearty cheer
The rollicking spirit of the West.
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Jty broad as western plains. That
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Coffee, pride of the coffee-loving
est, toast of millions from Puget
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Hills Bros. Coffee. Release that '
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and taste that marvelous flavor!
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:Afa! on the can.o 1 1 ills Bros. Coffee . .
is economical to use.
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October 2na, 1925
7:30 p. m. -Natatorium
in:.
President Clancy of the Medford Chamber of Commerce
e ly urge, eery Medford voter, including the ladiWto attend
thu meeting, whether Ihev.W t2L "
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tres. I his .s a meeti.s (v everybody. Seition.'ill b. .L
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