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Have Kidneys
Examined By
Your Doctor
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys If
Back Paint You or Bladdor
Bothers
Flush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of water each layt also take .salts
occasionally, says a noted authority, who
tells us that too much rich food forms
acids which almost paralyze the kidneys
in their efforts to expel it from the
blood. They become sltifr?;ish and
weaken; then you may suffer with a
dull misery in the kidney rvn'um, sharp
pains in the back or sick- headache, dizzi
ness, your stomach sours, tongue is
coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The urine
t pets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan
nels often pet sore and irritated, obliging
you to seek relief two or three times
during the n.Kht.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to help cleanse the kidneys and
(lush off the body's urinous waste, net
four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy here; take a tablespoon ful in a
gla;;s of water before breakfast for a
few days, and your kidneys may then
act fine. Tim famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and-lemon juice,
combined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help flush and stimulate
sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the
acids in the system so they no longer
, irritate, thus often relieving bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not in
jure and makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia-water drink. By all means
hare your physician examine your kid
neys at least twice a year.
Notice of District Kond Mooting,
Itoiul Dintrlct Number 0, Jackson
county, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and U'Kully
alKiied by moro than throe free hold
ers and legal voters residing in Koad
Ilstrlct Number 6, Jackson county,
Oregon, and duly and legally present
ed to the county court of Jackson
county, Oregon, a district road meet
ing of the leKiil voters of said District
Number 6 will be held at Lake Creek
( ('(immunity hall In Jackson county,
Oregon, on the 10th day of November,
nt (lie hour of 2 p. m. on said day for
the purpose of Invylng a special road
tax not to exceed tun mills on tho dol
lar on nil taxable property within said
road district for the special improve
ment of the roads In said road dis
trict and for any other purposes which
may Nenm propor to come before Bald
meeting.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
21st day of October, 1925.
W. J. HAKTZELTj,
County Judge,
VICTOR
County Commissioner.
OliO. AbKOIll),
County Commissioner.
Notice of DLstrlct lload Meeting.
Rond District Number 8, Jackson
county, Oregon.
Notice is heroiiy given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by moro than three free hold
ers and legal voters residing in Road
District Number 8. Jackson county.
Oregon, and duly and legally present-
ed to tho county court of Jackson i
county. Oregon, ii district road meet
ing of tho legal voters of said District
Number 8 will bo held at Agate school
house. In Jackson county, Oregon, on
tho 16th day of November, at tho
hour of 2 p. in. on Bald day, for the
purposo of levying a special road tax
not to exceed ten mills on the dollar
on all taxable property within said
road district for the special Improve
ment of tho roads in said road dis
trict and for Any other purposes which
may seem prtpor to come beforo said
meeting.
Dated nt Jacksonville, Oregon, this
21st day of October, 1924.
W. J. HAKTZ10KL.
, County Judge, .
VICTOR HUKHKU,,
County Commissioner.
OHO. Alford,
County Commissioner.
Notice of District lload Meeting.
Road District Number 0, Jackson
county. Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by more than three free hold
ers and legal voters residing In Road
District Number , Jackson county,
Oregon, and duly and legally present
ed to the county court of Jackson
county. Oregon, a district road meet
ing of the legal voters of said District
Number u will bo held nt McCloud, In
Jackson county, Oregon, on the 12th
day of November, at the hour of 2 p.
m. on said day, for tho purpose of
levying a special rond tax not to ex
ceed ten mills on the dollar on nil tax
able property within said road dis
trict for tho special Improvement of
the roads in said road district and for
any other purposes which may seem
proper to conm In-fore mild meeting.
Dated nt Jacksonville. Oregon, this
21st day of Ortohcr.
J. HAIlTZKhU
County Judge,
VICTOR ItUKSKbU
County Commissioner,
OKO ALKOltD,
County Commlsftlonor,
tliv of District lload Mevtlng.
Road District Number 3, Jackson
eounly, Oregon,
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of a petition duly and legally
signed by more than three free hold
ers and legal voters residing in Road
District Number 3, JitcItHon county,
Oregon, nnd duly and legally present
ed to tho county court of Jackson
county, Oregon, a district road meet
ing of the legal voters of said District
Number a will be held at the resi
dence of Win. lVny, Kagle Point. In
Jackson county, Oregon, on the lOlli
day of November, at the hour of 10 n.
m. on said day fur tho purpose of
levying a special road tax not to ex
ceed ten mills on the dollar on all tax
able properly within said road dis
trict for the special Improvement of
the roads In said road district and for
any other purpuscH which may seem
proper to c e before said meeting.
Dated at Jaeksonville, Oregon, this
21 st day of Or tuber, Ittjii.
W. J. HA ItT.KLI,.
County Judge.
VICTOR i;i itsi;i,t
County Commissioner.
OKO. AU'ORD.
County Commissioner.
CLEANER
FLEATER8
DYERS
HATfERS
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COUNTY SHORT
OF ROAD FUNDS,
CURTAILS WORK
Apple week wan observed by tho Hald it would require $0000 for 192.
Kiwanis meeting Monday, not only jt Wjih unanimously decided to handle
by hearing about the apple Industry the drive this year again. C. M.
but by feasting fan elegant Hpilsien- Kidd then announced the captains
burgs, .furnished by C. C. Ieinmon Mnd workers for tho downtown dia
and nice apple pie by tho Med ford, tricta nnd wild some of tho women'a
hot-. j clubs would solicit the residence dis-
Mr. I.emmon made a short talk on trictB.
"The Apple." lie said: "Production I I'uul RyiVnlng, county road engl
up to fcieptember 1. this year, in tho'neer, told of the work being dono
United States Is 30,394.000 bushela.jby the government, state highway
there are throe boxes to a bushel commission and county court. He
which is one and a half million
more than in 1924. The largest crop
for years was in 1923, when 34 j
million bushels were raised. On tho
coast, "Washington leads this year
with 25 million; Oregon, 5 million;
Idaho, 4 million; Colorado, . 3 mil
lion. So far this year a million barrels
and one million boxes of apples have
been exported, which is larger than
last year. .
"This year 4T.Q cars of apples have
been shipped from this valley which
A Famous Man-
The originator of Dr. Pierce's flol
den Medical Discovery for tho blood,
as well us tho "Favorite Prescription"
for women, was Dr. Ray V. Pierce, a
practising physician In Western Penn
sylvania right after the Civil War. Ho
early moved to Ruffalo, N. Y and
established Tho Invalids' Hotel, then
ho put up his home remedies In the
World's Dispensary, where they were
carefully pre pared from roots, barks
and herbs, and placed them with
druggists all over tho United States.
For over half a century. Dr. Pierce's
Discovery, for tho blood, has been
Hold In larger quantities by druggists
nil over tho United States than any
other tpcdlcluo. Dr. Pierce's Oolden
Mod leal Discovery Is a tonic in Its
effect on tho stomach and digestive
apparatus; an nlteratlvo In Its action
on the blood, liver and skin. It In
creases tho appetite, stimulates ,the
digestion, enriches the blood, clears
the skin of eruptions and blemishes,
and makes both men nnd women fee)
as they did when they were young
and care free.
Ask your nearest druggist for Doc
tor Pierce's family medicines, in tab
let or liquid form, or send 10 cents
for a trial package of tablets to Doc
tor Pierce's Clinic, In Buffalo, N. V.
adv.
Summons for Publication.
Kqulty No. 3173.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
C. R. Collier, Plaintiff, vs. Dau Col
lier, Defendant.
To , Dan Collier, tho abovo named
defendant:
In the name of the Stato of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear in
the above entitled court nnd cause
and there answer the complutnt of
the plaintiff on file therein against
you, within ten (10) days from tho
date of the servlco of this wummons
upon you, If served In Jackson coun
ty, Oregon; or If served within any
other county of Oregon, then within
twenty i!u) days from tho dale of the
service of this summons upon you; or,
If served by publication or out of tho
stato of Oregon after an ordu,r of pub
lication. - then on or beforo tho hist
day prescribed in tho order for pub
lication of said summons.
And you will pleast tako notice that
if you fall to so appear and answer
the complaint, the plaintiff will apply
to tho above entitled court for the
relief demanded in tho prayer of
plaintiff's compliilnt, which Is as fol
lows: Foreclosure of the plaintiff's
mortgage upon the following describ
ed personal property: All counters,
stools, chairs, tables and safes, cook
ing utensils. Ice boxes, stocks and fix
tures of every manner and kind used
In the operation and In coiinnectlon
with Dan's Lunch Room at 1U4 West
Main street, Mcdfonl, Oregon; said
properly now being thero located. And
that plaintiff remain in possession of
said property ns mortgagee, and pay
all sums and incur all expenses nec
osnary and Incident to the protection
of plaintiff's mortgage, and that the
said stuns and expenditures be added
to plaintiff's mortgage, and that the
mortgaged property be sold upon
foreclosure to satisfy plaintiff's mort
gage and all expenditures incurred by
Plaintiff, and K'.o attorney's fees, and
the costs and dUhurscmcnts 'of this
suit nnd the sale of wild property,
This summons 1h published In ac
cordance with an order made by the
Judge of the above entitled court in
this cause, on the &th day of October.
Ht2ii. which order directs this sum
mons to be published om-o each week
lu the Medfotd Mall Tribune, at Med
ford. Oregon, for n period of six con
secutive weeks, and requires you to
appear herein and answer said com
plaint on or before the last day pre
scribed in said drder for publication
of said summons, which hod day is
the 17th day of Novemoer, litjft.
The date of the first pdlentlon of
this summons in the tith .lav of Octo
ber, l'.f.'fi. and the date of the last
pnblir.toi) iM'tenf i the said 17th day
of November, ly.'o.
The lime ptem-rlbed said order
f'ir unlit pulih.jitti.n begins to run
from the date of the first pnldlciitlon.
and the h'tvlre of such suinmons is
complete at the expiration of wild
lime for wild publication.
Dated at Jackson count v, Oregon,
this tith day of October, UL'R.
RICAMKH & iiKAMKH,
Attorneys iH plaintiff.
Address: 112 l.lbern- RuiUtlng. Med
ford, Vlhekaon CtWity, Oregon,
is a Hniall proportion of tho ahlp-f
ping of tho west. The quality of
apples grown In this valley is un
surpassed anywhere."
C. N. Culy received the atten
dance prize, a box of "Spitz,' do
nated by Mr. I.ummon,
J. C. Mann told of the wonderful
aucompllHhmcnts of the Ited Cross
society the past year, complimented
I the local Klwufis club for putting
over last year's drivo und announced
that the drive would be put on next
week for 1!26.
C M. Kidd explained tho drlvo.
said tho state highway commission
.had finished all its work laid out in
this county, except tho bridge at
Oold Hill and a small piece this
sftlo of Crater Lako national park
all of which would bo completed
In VJ2Q.
Ho told of tho six market road
districts laid out In this county by
tho county court, Bald $80,000 to
$85,000 Is spent yearly on market
roads In this county paid for by
stato and county funds, and ex
plained tho methods 'of raising tho
taxes.
In closing Mr. Hynnlng said: 1
''There are 1200 miles of roads in
this county and last year the main
tenance on them was $12,000 to $15.
00,0, Market road construction will
bo the principal work conducted by
tho county next year, owing to the
shortaga of funds and the court will
probably not tako on any new road
work- except where the road districts
voto funds nt the meetings now being
cnllod by the court In ull the 12 road
districts. Hplendld work has been
accomplished in the Butto Falls and
Prospect districts the past two years.
"There la now outstanding In this
county about $200,000 In rond bonds
which draw 6 per cent Interest, 'or
$12,000 a year, which is a serious
handicap to tho court .in its road
work." - . . ,
Ouests of tho club were E. H.
X
Temple, "Dick" Haneo, ' Paul
nlng and Clarence Phillips.
yn-
Adrenne Steward's beautful new
women's ready-to-wear salnn In the
new Cooley and Neff building on
North Central street . opened tliiB
afternoon and women from all parts
of southern Oregon and even nor
thern California are gathering thero
to soo the attractive displays lu Med-
ford's newest exclusive ladles' store,
Steward's Is ono of tho most at
tractive little stores In this part of
Oregon, especially designed and ar
ranged to appeal to women shop
pers. Although Steward's, store Is
small, it carries a comprehenslw
stock , of attractively styled women's
wear, now hosiery 'and dainty under-
things. "Although wo feature in
dividual merchandise, it is not at the
expense of moderate prices,' says
Mrs. Steward.
Adrlenne Steward, proprietor of
the beautiful now women's store, Is
widely known throughout southern
Oregoni For flvo, years sho has been
associated with Mann's Department
store, where sho has made a thor
ough study of buying and selling of
women's wear. Her new venturo is
an expression of her confidence In
the future growth nnd prosperity
or Medford and southern Oregon nnd
the intorest already shown In her
store by people of this section indl
catcs a successful business.
Ono of tho features of. Steward's
opening Is the showing of the very
latest styles in ladies winter coats
nn rrocks. : :
MoPhi-r.snn'n. Mriirnrri'n nowrst
Ktoro Tor men, will open Mm doom to
llio pcoplo t Kouthern OreKon to
morrow unci men from nil piiits of
jthe ltoKiio Hivor vnllcy will Kuther
thorc lo i-njoy cIkiii's nml rlKfli-ottos
which will bo orroiccl nil ' vlMllora.
Thin nuw stoic, lot'iitcd fn tin- Cootcy
unit Neff bullillnif m sixth nnd tYn
trul te-ot. In n roul ndilltlon to Med
fonl M iilrendy flno line of mores und
promises to lieeomo u popular shop
ping router for men in this section of
the country.
Tho stock which will lo displayed
tomorrow at Mcpherson's will ' he
complete in every detail. . Thero will
he dress nnd work shoes nnd every.
tliliiR In worklnmncn's wear ns well
as suits, overcoats. furnlshliiKS und
hnts. Already .Mcpherson's have
planned to stock with men's Rifts
which ure calculated to nppeal to the
t'liiistiniis-tlme shoppers. .
K. J. Mcpherson, proprietor of the
new store, needs no Introduction to
soul hern Oregon people. For ten
years he has made his home In this
section of the country and for the
pnst three years has liecn In limdnc-Ms
In I'.ukIo Point, lie is also active In
Medford fraternal orders and hns
scores of friends here who wish hint
luck In his new enterprise. Previous
to eomlnR to southern Oregon. .Mr.
Mel'hcrson was actively associated
with the w. ti. McPhcrson company
of Porllsnd. the largest healing nnd
ventilating engineers ,n0 icific
wast.
WlilrlMliul Is Ks.1,,1,' O
II.K.USKIKI.1. Oil. ticorgo
nouKhcriQ'-eeelvril fatal Injuries when
his uuioumMIe was overturned Ivy a
whirlwind on the highway near here
STEWARD'S STORE
"FOR WOMEN OPENS
PERSON'S STORE
OPENS TOMORROW
COPK With, pj, O
CONWAY'S TRIAL i , rfa '
LIQUOR CHARGES- , ffij?
READY FOR JURY flpMg3f
The trial of Henry runway, eharg
ed with itoBsesKlon of a still, 1"
under way 'in the circuit court and
will be given to the Jury this after
noon. The chief witnesses against Conway
are Don Stonobreakcr, a member of
a well known Ashland family, and
his wife, who testified yesterday.
Stonebreaker alleged that Conway.
Jack Durondo, acquitted of a liquor
charge last week', and himself, last
summer engaged in the bout legging
iiutiiiiPMH in thiu tiv nnd Ashland
and told of the manufacturing pro
cess, plans and division of tho profits.
He was subjected to a severe cross-
examination by Attorney Cius New
bury for tho defense, but stuck to
his story. Stonebreaker has plead
guilty to a similar charge.
. Mrs. Stonebreaker, on the witness
stand corroborated her husband's
story and told of Ihnior sales, and
profit divisions at her homo. She
alleged tha Durondo was the sales
agent, and her hush.-md and Con
way colored the moonshine, and
filled orders mostly in pint bottles,
The stuff sold at $:t a pint or $15 a
gnllon, it was testified, the prefer
ence being for tho smaller lots. Mrs.
Stonebreaker also said that when
they lived on Manmnita street, this
city, a pair known as "Mutt and
Jeff" frequently called for liquor
The" still, alleged to have been
used. Is an exhibit in the caso . and
consists of two copper boilers and
a teapot, soldered together.
The jury hearing the case is com
posed of 11 men and one woman
Mrs. F. G. Swedenberg of Ashland.
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The next case on the docket is that
J. S. Wheaton, also charged with
a liquor violation.
Following this trial the case of!
Hyman Huntley, charged with first
mgree murder, as a result of the
deatlj. last September of Jesse James
Uiobs, will be called and is i
pected to last ten days.
SEATTLE First estimates of tho
Iohb from a fire that destroyed most
of a square block In Seattle's auto
mobile sales district, which ran
nearly $2,000,000. were cut to $785,
000 with the discovery that damaged
stocks will have considerable salvage
value.
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