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Tocal and
Personal
Anyono knowing Ihe whereabouts
nf Kuliiti Jlnynes Waller, who Ih very
'tall, uroadshouldered, tias a nom
what square faro, prominent chin,
lik'ht lirown hair, ruddy complexion,
blue or grey y. KO 32 and member i t,jty fiupern
of the. Hagles dodge, .is requested to'vjH (m(J WJI J3
pieaso nouiy jieii li-uhh.
Who Handicraft Shop has received
a big shipment ' of novel stainpsd
goods suitable for holiday gift". .)?(! I
Best' 'dance anywhere. OrU-ntnl
Gardens. 179'.
Oeorgo Putnam, juhllsher of the Hn- J
lem Capitol Journal, and some friends
win nere tomorrow ior ine we a
end to .visit friends and try their luck
with the Rogue Kiver ateclhead
JIava your worn carpet, made Into
a tilo fluff rug. Hug Works, 706
lMno street. Phone 610-M. tf
1'or Hah-rCertlfied Federation seed
wheat. , Quo.. Jlilton. Phono 4ix-H.
S
179
The first real mooting of the Klks"
lodge;- since its summer vacation will
fie held tonight, at which a very large
attendance of members Is expected.
an there .will bo Initiation, followed
by ''entertainment features.
fresh, home made cakes at Marsh
Grocery. , 178
- I.iirun stock Victor records at Pal
mer's Music Ktora. tf
Th Association vaudeville, bill nt
fh! Cvntfvlan last night was one of
the best In weeks, and above the ord
inary In entertainment value. Joe Jen
ny and the Kmplro quartette tnnde a
.pronounced hit, with . the audience,
closely followed by Kllzaheth Fried -"hum
and her Klida Ballet, a troupe
.'iif girls who could dance. . Hluart Dar
vow offered a novelty with his smoke
jfleimc. ; Trout and Heff, burnt cork
comedians, tickled tho crowd. The
dinw cloned with a balancing net by
"Arnold. and 'Florence, an English vau
deville team. Tho man .performed
"da ill ik balancing stunts, and the lady
dancel cleverly.
Screen doom at Wallace Woods
,' Lumber Yard, Cor. East Main and
, ffenftHAft. UHtf
The D. A. R. will meet nt tho home
of Mrs. U. K. Penoyer of DAB H. Onk
. dale Saturday afternoon at 2:30. -Miss
Mary Darka and Mrs. Lester
Newlln left for southern California
Monday evening, where Miss Dorka
will soon become a bride. Mr. New
Hn will follow later when the fruit
season Is over. .
' Yakima perns $2 per 100 lbs. deliv
ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson
Produce Co. tf
Hereon doora at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, corner E. Main and
(Jenosee. 88
Nolo! quests hero from a distance
who arrived yesterday Include Mr. and
Mrs. If. Welch of Mnnltou, Minn.. Mr.
and Mrs. Al Hecht. II. W. Orunure. H.
W. Killott and A. K. StanHbjry of Chl-
cngo, Mrs. E. M, and Miss Hose A.
' Miller of Steele, N. D., and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Lnveue of New York City.
nest dance- anywhere. Oriental
Cimh'iift. 17H
' Hny a city lot. All Improvements
paid. Priced very low. Terms. Curl
' Y. Tongwald, Holland Hotel. Phono
91 3. 108tf
Only fifteen out of tho state cars
were rep Ih to rod hero yesterday by the
local slate traffic bureau.
Lessons given In oil painting, water
colors or china decoration. Call Mrs.
Vivian Normnn Barto at Palmer's Stu
" dto, or 821-Y.
Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E, Main. tf
V. A. Davis is among tho ttogue
River vlnltors here who arrived In the
city yesterday.
Screen doora at ' Wnllace Woods
Lumber Yard. Cor, East Main and
Genesee-, 88tf
Don't forgot tho mnsquerndo on
'roller skates, Tuesday, October 20.
Admlssslon 10c. Armory Hull. nQ
HIIss Heine's Oulde Map of Med
ford, on sale at Mull Tribune office,
Medford Exclmnpe, 315 Liberty build
iiitf and 916 W. 10th street. Prices 25c
and $1.00.
Dr. E. D. Elwood. optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
Lamport's. 228 E. Main. ' ft
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong of Denver.
1b spending a few days with Mrs.
D'Alblnl nt 2H Quince street.
Dr. K. D. Elwood, optometrist, has
moved to his temporary office over
ljunport's, 228 E. Main. tf
All classes of carburetors repaired
and adjusted. Williams & McCurlov.
' 1 tf
J
1
No product ever
gained and held
Leadership
through accident.
Fluhrer's milk
bread is outselling
every b r a n d of
. bread, in Southern
Oregon, and its
distribution is still
on the increase.
Why?
J
Harry Goeller 0t Klamath Fulls
spent Katurday and Sunday in Med
ford at the home of Mrs. Goeiler's
mother, Mrs. A. AI. Wilson, who Ih
caring for the dueller children white
their mother Ik attending P. K. O. na
tional convention In Minneapolis.
Klamath News. . , ,
Large cotton rags wanted at Mall
Tribune office.
"No hunting, no' tresspassing signs
printed on linen for sale at this of
fice. , tf
tendent Charles V. Da-
Dana, arrived home last
night from a successful week's deer
hunt on the I'mpquu divide.
and
fine
brought home with, thorn two
bucks, ,
Riverside Community club dunce
Saturday nlyht. Aiford's Jmperial
Orchestra. 17!f
Rest dunco anywhere. Oriental
(lurdcn. : Hi)
, A jiarty of prominent educators
from the Oregon State Normal school
Who ure here to take part in the Juck
BOHi County Teachers' Institute which
began in Medford this morning in
cludes President J, S. Landers, Kuth
erine Arbuthnot, Kinniii llenkle and
Florence Henrdsley. They arrived In
the elty lust evening from Monmouth.
Good clean cotton rags wanted at
Mall Tribune. tf
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh
Grocery. 178
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stone, formerly
of the Willow Springs district, now
of Pond, are visiting friends and at
tending to business here. Mr, Stone
has been editing the Bend Presss for
some time but recently disposed of
his Interests. Mr. and Mrs. Stone see
wonderful improvement in the city
and valley since they left here.
Largo cotton rags wanted at Mull
Tribune office.
Hemstitching, buttons covered, at
the Handicraft Shop. tf
Callforniuns .registered at local ho
tels Include Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sim
mons of Santa Ana, Mr, and Mrs. C. C.
Clarke of Sacramento, Mrs. E. Mc
Crow of Long Heach, Mr. and Mrs, W.
E, DInwood of Roseviile, Mr. and Mrs.
D. 10. Wilson of Chico, Mr. and Mrs.
V. H, French of Colvllle, Mr. und Mrs.
H. C, Graff and baby of Los Angeles
and M. Fahtuie, s. Yosltik., Mr. and
Mrs. P.. F, Stevenson, H. T. Long,. C.
E. Hreese, II. It. Welch, li. W.
Strieklund. Mr. and Mrs. W. R,
Thorn and A. A. Scott of Kan Fran
cisco. ,.
We pay for ashes and sell dirt
cheap. , Hrown & White Agency, Inc.
tf
Rest dance anywhere. Oriental
Gardens. J7
Mrs. James Hansen, who recently
suffered several torn tegameuts In her
arm when that member was caught
in an electric wringer, is now nearly
recovered.
New popular priced hats at Lottie
Howard's, 109 N. Central ave. 178
Tho Handicraft Shop has received
a new shipment of lnces and ribbons
pretty new pattern, new Ideas, In
stamped goods are arriving daily. !
179
Rend's new high school structure,
one of the finest school buildings in
Oregon, has been formally accepted
from tho contractors.
Rest dunco anywhero. Oriental
Gardens. 170
Kollogg halrcutllng parlor. Exclu
sive ladies and children's hair cut
ting. Expert marcelling. Medford ,
Center Rldg. Phone 604. 1 7 SI j
Ivan Skyrmun, Miss Delva March J
n nil Glenn Iai Rnrre are among the
Central Point residents who were vis
itors in the city yesterday evening.
No hunting, no -tresspassing signs,
printed on linen, for sale at this of
fice. tf
Almost $1 per hundred can bo sav
ed on potatoes at 'the Johnson Pro
duce Co. tf
L. D. Jones of tho firm of Jones &
Klrkpatrick, who has been here from
Salem on business for a few days, has !
returned home.
Tho first annual dance to he given I
by the D. O. K. K.- will bo held nt
the K. P. 'hall Monday night. October:
9th nt 8:30. All members and
friends Invited. 180
Crowson's are now serving those
good hot families. 173tf
With tho season officially opened
when they took a 12-7 trouncing at
the hands of the Klamath Fulls high
eleven, tho Ashland high grldders
have settled down to the hardest work
they have been given this year, nnd
nro now pounding away, getting Into
shape for their clnsh with Grants
Pass Saturday at the high school field.
According to the dope, Grants Pass
nnd Ashland should stago a real bat
tle, Klamath Falls trounced tho Push
boys, 7-0. in their first game, nnd
then won from Anhlnnd by a five point
margin. Ashland Tidings.
Riverside Community club dance
Saturday night. Aiford's Imperial
Orchestra. 17it
Wanted Competent lady stono
grnpher nnd office assistant by lum
ber company. State ago, experience
and give references. Rox D, Mull Trib
une, tf
C. Carey of Phoenix, who was re
cently Injured when ntrnek bv n
1 house enr on the Pacific highway
near that city. Is Improving as well
ns can be expected. Recovery Ih ex
pected, though It is expected It will
take some time.
A pretty line of voile gowns stamp
ed to be worked with the new strand
ed fiber silk. See window of models,
on sale Saturday, $1.00. Handicraft
Shop. J7ii
Try that big milk shake nt DeVoe's.
tf
A transcript of the charter amend
ments deeding t the Crater Uike Na
tional park a slto for a headquarters
office, la Medford, Is being prepared
by the city attorney's office to be send
to national park officials for approve
ment. The senior department of tho M. E.
church, Sunday school will foster an
entertainment, to be given In the re
creational hall, Thursday, October
1Mb. Everybody Invited. 177
Fresh home made cakes nt Marnh
Grocery. ITS
Medford friends of W. T. Thomson,
of tho Flint National bonk of Port
land, have rrewved letters announc
ing his withdrawal from tho rnco for
the republican nomination for United
States senator.
Pest Utah coal lfi a ton. Valley
Fuel Co. Phono 7fl. l!ttf
I Washington stute visitors nt local
notrls include c. h, Arnold m s m.p
Salmon, Mrs. W. V. Davis nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. A (Met of Spokane. It. Hef r
of Ta coma nnd A. T. Foley. Kdwnrd
Rimed and E. It. Wiles of Seattle.
I Kail Festival nnd csfttterla Bitpper
Oct. 16, Lincoln School. ITS
When W. C. Rarker and Allle M.
Romey, arretted recently by Stute
Traffic Officers McMahon and Talent
for ulleged poHwewHlon und transporta
tion of moonshine, pleaded guilty in
Justice Roe's court ut Jacksonville
yesterday, the former received a sen
tence of three. monthH on eucli churge '
and a fine of $375, und tho hitter re
ceived a fine of $4U0, which wus paid-
Almost $1 per hundred can bo sav
ed on potatoes at tho Johnson Pro
duce Co. tf
Most any variety of apples, good
quality, $1 per box delivered. Johnson
Produce' Co.. tf
" Members making up tho . degree
team of the local Masonic lodge will
motor to Klamath Fulls next Moduy
evening to take part In initiatory
work when several candhlutes will re
ceive tho Master Musou degree. The
party will return to Medford the
uamo evening.
The senior department of the M.
E. Church Sunday school will foster
an entertainment, to bo given in the
recreational hall, Thursday, October
15th. Everybody invited. 177
Fresh homo made cakes at Marsh
Grocery. 178
A yeur ago totjay was a rather
freakish one In the way of weather,
as the maximum was Til and the mini
mum 50. There was another frost
during last night with a minimum of,
30.5, having followed yeHterday's
maximum of 73. "Fair weuther-and
increasing cloudiness" is the predic
tion for Friday.
Pest Utah coal SIS a ton. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 7C. Iflfltf
Winchester rifle for eale at De
Voe's. 104tf
Mrs. W. L Odin of Rutte Falls Is
convalescing at tho Community hos
pital, following an operation for ap
pend id t is. M is. J . O. Cu p p is re
ported to be recovering rapidly, fol
lowing a major operation tho first
of this week.
Sun Gold rabbit frys. Medford Cen
ter, market. , 17S
Riverside Community club dance
Saturday night. v Aiford's Imperial
Orchestra. 17!
W. T. Lee, assessor of Kin ninth
county, and his wife are visitors In
the 'city, having motored over from
Klamath Falls yesterday afternoon.
Goo9 clean cotton rags wanted at
Mall Tribune. tf
Dainty stamped gowns of plain
nnd splash voile In orchid, pink.
blue, maize, and peach. Special Sat
urday. $1.00. Handicraft Shop. 170
Accountant Randall of the Califor
nia Oregon Power company will take
up permanent residence with his fam
ily In RoKeburg tomorrow. 1 Te has
been a resident of Medford for the
past several years.
Port's Own Make tamales. Gusher
Cafe. is 2
Oct. 3 6, Lincoln School fall festival
and cafeteria supper. 178
Concerning a man well known In
Medford and Ashland, tho Klamath
Falls News says: "Still suffering
from n malignant Illness, the Rev. W.
E. Robbltt. pastor of the First Chris
tian church, returned last night to
resume his duties here. The Rev. Mr.
Itobbltt has been seriously 111 during
the pnst few months, and at one time
his return to Klamath Fa lis was
doubtful. During the past two wecKS
his condition has gradually Improved
until last week he reached the point
where ho felt he -could carry on the
duties of his position without jeop
ardizing his health." KlnjiitUh News.
Misses Mary and Let ha Da vies of
Pinehurst are among the business vis
itors in the city today.
The senior department of tho M. E.
church Sunday school will foster an
entertainment, to be given In the re
creational hall, Thursday, October
lflh. Everybody Invited.. 177
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh
Grocery. 17S
An abundance of apples was on
sale this morning at the public mar
ket, together with the usual line of
produce. The mnrket was not so
heavy us it has been due to the late
ness of the season . nnd the recent
frosts.
Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot
green wood from the mill next week.
Just phone before coming. Phone
031. tf
Tho tnmnle nnd chill season Is now
on nt Crowson's, Medford's populnr
aweet shop. 163tf
Mrs. Arthur Hazelrlgg. who has
been here from Portland for some
time, called by the Illness and death
of hor mother, Mrs. L. F. Landrum.
will return to Portland this evening.
accompanied by hoc father. L. F.
Uindrum, who will make his home
with his daughter. Mr. Jlazeli lgg will
return to Oakland tomorrow.
Hot tamales. Gusher Cafe. 182
Riverside Community club dance
Saturday night. Aiford's Imperial
Orchestra. 17H
Charles O. Ensley has arrived here
from San Francisco to teach music In
connection with the Palmer Piano
house.
Almost $1 per hundred can be sav
ed on potatoes at tho Johnson Pro
duce Co. If
Hot tamnles. Gusher Cafe. 182
PHONE 239 MEDFORD '
MeAnsuwto the BurntQQixsttco
Eight photographic views of the
0ingressional rivers and harbors com
mittee hearing held recently at Cres
cent City, Calif., ure. on display at the
Chamber of Commerce., C. E. Gates
Is noted among the figures In one pic
ture. Pert'a Own Make tamales. Gusher
Care. 18
Rooming house in Ashland to. ex
change for automobile; good location.
Address Box 4X1, Ashland, ore. 180
Mrs. Fred Rrandt has returned to
her home after a few days at the
Community hospital.
Let me write your fire Insurance,
Carl Y. Tengwald. Holland Rldg.,
Phono 993. tf
Yakima gems $2 per 100 lbs. deliv
ered. Quality guaranteed. Johnson
Produce Co. tf
Galloway's dance orchestra of ra
dio fame will be heard at the Fair
grounds pavilion tomorrow night.
This organization has enjoyed a .suc
cessful season at Altamont during the
past summer and comes here highly
recommended. The orchestra Is said
to be made up of young musicians
who put over snappy dance music of
the most modern type.
Katurday special. Gowns of plain
and splash voile. Made up and
stamped for embroidery. Variety of
colors. Price $1. Handicraft Shop.
170
JTolIer Skating Healthful exercise.
Skating every night except Wednes
day. Open Saturday-Sunday after
noons. Armory Hall. Ladies admis
sion 10c; skates 15c. Men, admission
10c; skates 30c. Special for children
Saturday afternoons, 15o. 178
A. D, Emory of Nelson, Riitish
Columbia is visiting his Hon. E. D.
Emory of the Copco organization, for
a few days. -
Dr. H. Axley. physician nnd sur
geon. Phone 607. 420 Medford
Rldg. 198
Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot
green wood from tho mill next week.
J ust phone before corning. Phone
031. tf
J. V,. Patterson, government forest
entomologist, who Inspected the trees
in Edgewoood park this week, says
the killing of trees in that park was
done by bark beetles in 1 HIM. and
that nt present there Is no evidence nf
forest Insects In the park. This is
welcome news for those who have
cottages In this location an they had
feared the destruction of all the
beautiful trees if souie drastic action
was not taken ut once.
Palmer's Photo Studio makes the
best pictures. ' tf
10 per cent discount on millinery to
teachers during Institute. Miss Tay
lor, at Russell's. 17X
Included among the out of town
Oregonlans who are guests at local
hotels are Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Sher
lock of Ijikevlew. Leona G. Marstrrs,
J. M. McKlnney. C. V. Sehmeer, D. J.
McKlnnon, H. D. Sheldon and J. M.
Alnutt of Eugene, Florence E. Meards
ley of Independence. J. L, Sanders.
Katherlne Arbuthnot nnd Emma
Ilenkle of Monmouth, H. C. Itemfs
and H. A. Ha he I of Roseburg. nnd the
following front Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Rurber, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Zusmnn, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. W. Mey
er. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. N. Hulls. Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Jacnbson, Mr. nnd Mrs.
I. If. ChaplnViUid Mr. nnd Mrs. C.
Wilson, - r -
f0 henutifuf new pattern" hats just
In. Latest dee-"" and nnd tailored
models. Miss Taylor, at Russell's.
.178
Rudwelser $1.50 per doz. at De
Voe's. 130tf
Hunters' Notice
Hunters nro warned to keep off
our property on Crater I,iike I ligh
wny. , C, W. ISAACS.
I74tf 1(,UANK ISAACS.
St;ited communication Med
Vford lodge No. 103, A. V. & A.
J Al. Kridny evening. October ltl,
N 1925, itt 7:30 p. nu Visitors
welrome. :y order of V. M. A. J.
Crose. Secretary. 17
ijSOWmlwn iiStoya&Tt mm fit t
I Other Craterian Attractions of Quality
hitfl ' I Comedy News Raymond Ballard, Master Organist .
BESSIE LOVE p "
1 WARNER" BAXTER - -' ,
D RAYMOND HATT0N Sunday "The Street of Forgotten Men"
i ' ' )
C. E. Lloyd of tho Hugglns & Rob
inson company, driving u heavy car,
collided with A S. Vincent at the in
tersection of Rth and Rartlett streets
Tuesday afternoon. No serious dam
age resulted to either car.
Trimmed velours and felts In new
colors. Miss -Taylor, . at Russell's..
178
'Send some pictures of Crater Lake,
Medford and the Rogue River valley
views to your friends. Palmer's pic
tures are best, tf
A potato, weighing over two and
one-hulf pounds and grown by James
Grieve at Prospect, Is on display at
the Chamber of Commerce here nnd
Is attracting much attention.
, Keep the baby warm during the
cold weather In sweaters of ull wool
yarn. Splendid vulues. Reduced to
$1.79. No exchanges. Handicraft
Shop. 179
Fresh home made cakes at Marsh
Grocery. 1 178
Including the 11 carloads of pears
and 10. cars of apples shipped yester
day, the totals so far shipped to east
ern markets by local packing houses
ure 1444 cars of pears and J80 curs
of. apples. - The entire number of
pears shipped last yean totaled 1123.
Standard make player piano with
125 player rolls for sale. Phone,
1OS0-J. ' 172tf
Newcomb can deliver 4-foot fir slab
wood In a few .days. tf
J Lenry Hlnderer of Ohio, who re-,
cently purchased the Roozey ranch on
the Millionaire Drive is erecting a
modern 5-room residence on his newly
acquired property.
Rargains worth buying all wool!
baby sweaters. Values up to $2.70.,
Speciu) this week. $1.79. No ex
changes. Handicraft Shop. ' 179
We pay for ashes and Bell dirt
cheap. Rrown St White Agency, Inc.
tf
A real estato deal consummated
vtt rday through the Thomus Realty
company involved the sale of a home.
703 West I3lh street, by W. D. Hazel
to D. L, Reed at a sum not made pub
lic. Two hundred hand decorated fruit
baskets,. trays;and sewing baskets on
sale at 79c. Japanese Art Store. 177
All wool baby sweaters in white und
colors, different styles. Special this
week, $1.79. No exchanges. Handi
craft Shop. 179
Mrs. T. . A. Raf fety nnd daughter
Gladys of Salem are spending the
week In Medford und Jacksonville
visiting Mr; and Mrs. ! p. Talent and
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McMahon.
For sale. Certified Federation seed,
wheat. "Geo. Hilton. Phone 49S-II.
182
' George Rrandenburg of Portland,
manager of the Oregon State Motor
association, and H. K. Gale of Grants
j Pass, district manager of the associa
tion, were business visitors in the city
today.
WATCH YOUR FRAIL,
PUNY CHILD GROW
STRONG TAKE ON WEIGHT
, In just n few days quicker than
you ever rlrennil of these wonderful
flesh making tnhletH culled McCoy's
Cod IJver Oil Compound Tnlilels v(l
start to help any weak, thin, under
nourished little one. ,
After sickness and where rickets
are suspected they are especially val
uable. No need to give them any
more nasty Cod Liver Oil these tab
lets are made to take the place of
that good but evil smelling, stomach
upsetting medicine nnd they surely do
It. They do put on flesh.
Auk Heath's Drug Store, or nny
druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil j
Compound Tablets as easy to tuke I
ns candy nnd not nt all expensive 00 j
tablets U0 cents.
lie sure nnd get McCoy's, the origi
nal and genuine and give the child u
chance for 80 days. If you aren't de- j
lighted with results you get your i
money hack. Adv. I
I If the present ense involving a vio
lation of the federal prohibition law,
now on trial at the federal cdurt. is
completed before the end of theeek.
sslstunt V. S. District Attorney J. O.
Stearns will hunt deer several days
in the neighboring mountains before
returning to his Meudquurters ut Port
land. Newcomb can deliver 4 foot fir slab
wood In a few days. tf
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith of Los
Angeles, Calif., arrived . here this
.morning to spend severnl days visit
ing friends and relatives. ..
Yakima gers $2 per 100 lbs. deliv-
jered. . Quality guaranteed. Johnson
Produce Co. . tf
'Wounded by tho accidental dis
charge of his revolver on a lonely
trail recently. J. C Hedden, a forest
ranger at Marsh field, crawled four
' miles on his knees to a telephone.
Bring your clean cotton ran to this
office. We'll buy thm. tf
f.nnU with irria
FERTILIZER
Car Juat Unloaded
Get Our Prices
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
Tour Seedsmen
SULPHUR
ANOTHER
Box Stationery Special
56c
See them in the window. They con
sist of broken lines of Deckle Edge
and Granite Lawn. Excellent for Gifts
Haskins'
Phone 16
As near aa
Joint-Ease
For Swollen Joints
MnHt remidli' fail Iut Jolnt-Eumo
nurIy and Hp-e!lly hupwpiIh.
H'h for Joint troulilm only, whether
In anklf, knee. hip. elbow. Rhoulder.
ringer or spine whether rheumatic
or not.
It llrnhein up stiff. Inflamed, bwo.
Inn, painful, ereaky Jolntu o quickly
you'll tie uutonlKhed. .
Two hpcoiiiIh' ruliMnpc nnd nwny It
KoeB ihrouKh Hkln nnd flesh right
down to the hone und llK"lueiii
thilt'H why It KUeceedH. Auk any reli
able iliUKKixl-
Alwaya remember, when Jolnt-Eatm
KetK In Joint agony gem out quick.
.lolnl-I jisc b. Hip biggest sHHne
joint rrmiilr In tli world.
. Adv.
- MENU
For Friday
October 16th
.0 1 li- !
Beginning' at 2 p.' m.
White Layer Cake
Yum -Yum Cake , .
Cake Frostings
Cake Filling
Cooking School
Mezzanine Floor of Medford
Building
Take Elevator
Drug Store
Larry Mann, Mgr.
your phone.
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