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MRDFOTCT) MATLOTftmFKR TUTTDFOflP, AttFiOW TTTFftSDAY. Of? CHWM mi
Woman Turns Car pentefMason
:' : ,andBuildsHone:AliBjrSell
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Total materiel relief for Sent. .$ 174.9 1
iTowl nutcriiil reller for Sept.
frrom lied Crow i'umls
i Want a house and short of funds?'
Mrs. I.ticile Lovely. Cialcsburo:, 111., proved that it can 'be lnnc.
Build it all lv yourself.
even by a woman. She did all of the construction work on her
new house, with the 'exception of a small amount of concrete-setting.
House and Mrs. Lovely are shown. l
News Notes From Moviedom
If Doris Kenyon ever. retires from
mntlon pictures she won't have n luii'd
time keeping tho wolf from the door.
Don't you know .she has a reputation
as a critic and that Hhe has milly had
some of her 'poems published in Im
portant magazines? Doris may bo
el Hour," in which Hhe Is eu-ctarred
with Milton Sills.
DoHs KtMiyon
hoautiful hut she is no dumbbell. She
was educated at Packer Collect Insti
tute and Columbia University. Vov
several years Miss Kenyon appeared
on the stage but she has now entirely
forsaken her first love for the movies.
Her latent picture was "The l.'nguarrt-
One. of Doris Kenyon's poems,
which she calls "In the Discard:" .
Oh, little clock with foolish battered
face,
Neglected there amid the ruck of
years,
Did your heart stop at last Its idle
pace,
At some exquisite hour of .happy
tear , tj
Your one lone hand seems grasping
for that hour, .
As if to woo it back to live apart;
Or did you weary of Life's brief
dower,
Content to count your treasures In
your heart? ,
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Thus little clock, when years envelop
me,
Oh, may I have such memories as
you,
And tho I be no longer fair to see.
Yet may I cling to one grand mo
ment, too.
Jack Luden. the son of the "Cough
Drop King,' is a student at the Fa
mous Flayers-Lanky studio. Fellow
players didn't recognize him until he
started to pass out cough drops.
Hope Hampton has returned from
Paris with 87 gowns. .
During the filming of "The Splen
did Uoad," Kdward 1 Karle, Lionel
Barrymore, Robert Frnzier and Anna
Q. Ntlsson got together and talked
over old times. All four were con
nected with the early film days. Kd
ward Karle, since he was a stage ac
tor, was engaged to play a lead in the
first talking movio. He worked from
noon to midnight for a week. In ad
dition to getting hoarse he got $10 a
day for acting and $20 for speaking
his lines. - - ' "
"The Viennese Medley" la being: cut
from 30 to 12 reels.
Mary Pirkford is going to he "done
In oil" in her favorite role by Howard
Chandler. Christy, Mary's., having a
hard time picking her favorite characterization.
Monthly Report of Red Cross,
TlcUef given during tho month:
. Groceries
Weaver's 1000
Fnbor's 10.00
' Rruwn Mercantile Co K.M
Hutchison & Lumsden. . . . 19. 39
Oakdnlo Oroccry . . . 4.00
Louie's ." G.84
Wnlclen 2-21
Stnr .Market . ; 4-43
Gutea & Lydlard ...,.2.39
Totni for milk frum n. C.
funds ..... ......... .1.00
DrURs lleath'B 1.20
Ti-nnslent . .
.1. N-. Cltfe 9.25
The r'luli .25
Mrs. Howry 1.00
Mrs. llully 3.50
from It. P. Ainda.
ltcport of Thrift Shop
Septointicr huK been a very busy
month in the shop, with the. usuul
nmnunt of mendlntf iind some outside
smvtns. We have made several re
uuestH through the Tribune for cloth
ing and hooks to supply the needs of
Mimn nn nllr 11h1. lilt Uill-IIU'lltM were
donated to. IS perHons. Donors to the I
shop wero Mrs. Curpenter, Mi-s.
Bowne. Mm. Colo, Mrs, I'etoh, Mrs.
Beeson, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs. Green, Mrs. llenselman, Mrs.
Wulther, Mrs. Stearns, und Mr.
loidrlilKe.
fash sales f 80.00
Ooods donuled : 211.311
Goods worked out 11.53
Expenses:
Salary
Kent
Thread
$121.35
J 4r,.no
.. 10.50
.20
$ 01.711
Total cleared In cash $ IS. so
Total cleared In service 5S.05
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Pres. J. 8. Landers, Oregon State
Normal School.
Hutoltl Saxe Tuttle, Pacific Vnlver
Slty. Dean H. D. Sheldon, University ot
Oregon.
City Sunt. C. A. Howard. Marsh
field., Dr.'Jnlin n. Horner, Orenon Agrirul
turul College.
l.eonu G. Ma raters. Music Super
visor, Kutione Schools.
Miss Katharine. Arbuthnot, Oregon
Normal.
Miss - Florence Beanlsley. Oregon
Normal.
Miss Enunn llonkle, Oronon Normal.
City Supt. K. II. Ileilrlck. Madlord.
City Supt. Geo. A. Hrisooe, Ashland.
H. C. Seymour. State Club louder.
Dr. V. S. Geary, County Health l'hy
sfciun. MIbs Fayo Woolsey, County Librarian.
CilrVl,Klifx Stylo Xote
Fifth avenue is continually stress
ing the Importance ' of the colored
shoe. In most cases it shows shoes to
match the accompanying gurments,
but in a recent display the vogue of
mulching the color of the shoe to the
millinery was noted. Purple satin
slippers wero displayed with purplo
velvet und felt huts.
itKPK.NT. ltKPK.NT. Jolin tlie Uup
llst . came, preaching, saying, Itepent
ye: for the kingdom of heaven Is at
hand. Mutt. 8:1, 2; 4:17.
Conk with gns.
tf
'.fiaking
?'ovd
Extracts '
Coffee
Spices
Tea
Coffee Insurance
ony time you do nt)t think 1
that Schilling Coffee 'is the.
finest coffee you ever tasted,
your grocer will return your
money instantly and gladly.
You keep the coffee.
Schillin;
wings of th
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To
v.nffft Drinker i
VC e IccDt Uith wirll
you during the 'ret
cm trying times in
the cunee marfcet.
The quality of
Shilling Cot-
tee has never
V wavered.
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With approximately ' 250 teachers,
representative of every RChool in tho
county, In attendance. Hie Teachers'
Annual County Institute commenced n
three tiny session this mnrnliiK "l the
high school building; with J. S. Land
ers, president of the Oregon State
Normal School, the principal speaker.
The session opened with an address
of welcome by Superintendent Hedrick
loilowed by an address by President
Landers who spoke on "Educational
Responsibility in un Industrial A.'e."
"The public school," he said, "has
become a burden hearer of civilization.
Its burden Is to adjust each life into
its peculiar environment. There Is
no conflict between science and re
ligion. Truth never conflicts truth."
History text books have glorified
war and steps should be taken, he told
his listeners, to avoid such glorifica
tion. He dwelt a short time on law
observance, whether it be by inclina
tion or conscience and continued on
the condition of modern youth. The
automobiles, trolleys and theatres
have afforded an envlronment'far dif
ferent than the youth of 10 years ago
experienced. Modern youth, ho con
tended, has not degenerated in any
way. but It is for the school teacher
to meet the present conditions.
Speaking to rural teachers on "Tho
Significance of the Rural School."
President Landers stated that the.
term, as an average, is far too short
1'or such schools Hnd likewise the fi
nances are too limited. He advocated
the elimination of the one-room school ;
house.
An exercise, which was to have been
given tomorrow afternoon by the fifth!
grade of the Lincoln School, taught
by Miss Newberry, was presented this
morning and was well received.
The institute is progressing accord
ing to schedule today. No delay has
been experienced, each number on the
program commencing on time.
Instructors at the institute Include
the following:
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away
Total for groceries for Sept. .J 76.91
1 i.iu
Fuel
Fuel
Total from lied" Cross fund
Longwlll Wood Yard..
Mllk-
T. L
T. J
Cnldwell
Costley .
2.00
fi.no
2.50
Total for milk . t 1 1-50
RHEUMATISM
Cannot F.xlst In tW Tinman Body If
You AVII1 Vhc Trunk's Prescription
Tt Is Tirepnsterous: in fact. It Is a
shame to suffer with Rheumatism.
This Prescription does tint ruin the
stomach. It does not depress the heart.
Kiit nil the meat and good food you
wish while taking Trunk's Prescrip
tion. Contnlns no mercury, salicylate
soda, oil wintergreen or narcotics, but
positively overcomes nny kind of
rheumatism or gout on earth. What
more do you wnnt? U is Impossible
in get nomethlm better. The greatest
uric acid S'Svitul known and ulso a
superior liver medicine.
Trunk's Prcrlptlon sells for Jl.ifi
or 3 for only ..!" at drugstores like
eath' Drug tUorei. . . .. .
Total for transients S 14.00
Monthly ullowunce for fam
ilies 35.00
Transportation .
Medfofd to Santa Barbara,
Calif ,.$ 24.07
Medford to Grants Pass.... 1.16
Total for transportation.'....! 25.25
Totnl for transportation
WHY do you let thoso unsightly
pimples, blackheads and blotches
disllgure your skin and ruin your ap
pearance? You can keep them away
if you keep your system full of rich,
red blood. And not only that, but the
very texture of your skin will be soft
and velvet like and the coloring radi
ant as a rose.
It's all In the blood. And S. S. 3.
will help Nature keep your blood rich
land red and pure.
Yes. yon can keen pimples away.
simply by taking S. S. S. That's a
fact. The kind ot Ted-blood-cells that
S. S. S. helps Nature build makes
your skin beautiful clears It up Just
like It puts nrm nesn on
you brings strength to
weak, flabby musoles
gives you an appetite
like you used to have
and generates the
nnorffv and vitality of.
youth throughout your entire syBtem.
Just try It and see tor yourself! All
druggists sell S. S. S. Oet the larger
bottle. It's more economical.
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TREAT GRAINS BEFORE SOWING
Copper Carbonate Is recommended above all others for smut
treatment of grains, but some still hold to the old methods as
best, hence we stock. s,
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FORMALDEHYDE
BLUE STONE
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and are just the rug for bedroom, bath room, living room or
dining room, reasonably priced, too.
27 inches x 54 inches, Val-Tex Rug $1.90
36 inches x 72 inches Val-Tex Rug ... ........ . .2.90 r
8 foot x 10 foot Val-Tex Rug.:! .... . .... . . . .$14.75
v 9 foot x 12 foot Val-Tex Rug. . ............. :. .'! . . . .$19.00
See Our Windows for These Specially Priced Rugs '
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Saturday
for Friday and
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VIM
ALARM CLOCK
GUARANTEED FOR 1 YEAR
A; good nickel polished guaran
teed Alarm Clock, that always
sells for more money. Our price,
98c each
VASE
A BEAUTIFUL' IMPORTED
POTTERY VASE from JAPAN
Beautifully decorated in bright
colors and gold, assorted designs
and shapes, 12 inches high. With
out a doubt the best bargain you
have seen in vases for a long time.
This is a real bargain at, . ,
: 98c each
vC. ft. .
Trade In
your old
stove on
a new Steel
Range,
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