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Advertletog ifpreaentatlvf
If. O. IIOOKNHKN A COMPANY
Office In New York, Chicago, Detroit,
Ban JTrandaco, Loa Angelea, Seattle, Port-
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Ferry
lljll and dale oro nfiiimo with
the massed colors and fragrance of
wild flowers, and the home ohesl
nuts In front of Univ clubskl aro
feellnK their oats. Nature scat
ters lis lilooniR with riotous dis
order. This must disgust a flower
lurer, who always employs the
running artistry of planting flow
ers in straight rows. alongside a
walk, a house, or a fenco. Thus a
clash of colors Is avoided.
The elite sallied forth last even
ing in their formal duds and swal
lowtail coats, among the latter be
ing tho Hon. K. li. Gore. Ho Is
an outstanding figure when thus
adorned, and should keep It on
and run for something in I ho May
primary. Dresses were worn by
the womenfolks, several roveallng
n township of back.
Col. Lindbergh will tako no
more Congressmen on airplane
rid us. It was feared a mishap
would occur, and u Congressman
eat killed.
llt'KINRKK IS lU'KlNlXK
(Detroit News)
Youth buys a decrepit mo
,tor car. No Insurance is taktn
out and tho enr Is driven reck
lessly. Ilecauso the car Isn't
worth anything H owner
'Aocsn't particularly care what
happens, lie may ovon court
collision lu llio hope cf col
lecting from tho olher follow.
JJut If he hltM another car or
runs down a pedestrian noth
ing can he collected from hlni,.
He has nothing, and nothing
from nothing leaves nothing.
11. Klewher, tho demon social
lion Is now a "f".liiK youth." The
police Hiispect mat Mr. Klewher
set himself afire.
' Tho editors of 1'orlland pa porn
could print no more pictures, and
throw no more Ink, If their amor
ous Mayor had kissed them. In
stead of Mary (.iarden, grand opera
star.
fias sIIoInIh report the first auto
nomad, who Is mad.
Young Indies old enough and
ntrong enough to wash the supper
dlsheM, are frequently seen roller
skating In the hi., area. UIhIi
water softens tin nails, and rotter
skating gives graceful polso for
the ballroom.
The Portland police department
1b thero with bells on. when It
comes to Prohibition enforcement.
With city funds, they bought liquor
and then with heroic devotion to
duty, drank nil the same, but suf
ficient for evidence. This course
left nothing for the Jury, alu sub
ject to the pangs of parched
v htstlea when doling out Justice.
I'so of public funds for capturing
Volstead violators has been thor
oughly discredited, as an average
bootlegger will catch himself.
Tho (lahdicvikt who has been
Imprisoning No. ii feet I it No, 2
shoes, since the last National
fJuard encampment, thus causing
sympathetic aching by bunions of
all who saw her wend her agonir
ing way to and from work, made a
mistake and bought brogans that
cause no memories of Iho Spanish
Inquisition. She always purchased
, Miiar' footwear, and there is gen
eral t'f joiciug that she haw got that
way herself. O
The Los Angeles dam does nut
seem to have been worth a darn.
WHAT lUMOINtil'ltS II I'M
(Tuno, 'Hail: Hall! The-ff .uiik's
All Here")
Foupl Boup! We nil want Soup!
Tip your bowl and drain it
Let yourMvhlsliers A'raln It
Itnrk! Hark! The Tunny Oiso
J.lston to tho gurgling boys.
Fish! Fish! We munt have Fish!
We don't want It0ton-y
Nor a little lhon-y
Fresh Fish! Wo won't eat Stale
Any kind of fish hut uhnle.
Meat! Meat! Hrlng on (he Meal!
Fresh nnd Juicy Cow Meat!
JIftm nnd I'icklcd Pigs-Feet!
ainb Chops and Pork Chops, loo
Any kind of fneat will do.
J'ie! Pio! We want our pie!
4'ncoanut unit Cherry
pencil mid Huckleberry
Minco Pio In mighty fine
That'n tho way Ro-tar-lans dine.
(Rotary Mag )
4
Mr. F. A. Daugherty motored In
from tho Phoenix district yester
day on a visiting and shopping trip.
THE CHEAP LABOR MENACE
AT THE present time over onc oiclilli of Jliis fcniiry'a popu
lation in foreign born, or nearly l",0it,000.
This one-einhtli furnishes:
One-third of all insane in our asylums.
One-iuarter of all paupers in our alms .houses.
One-sixth of all criminals in our peni! entiaries.
In 1'ittsliuip; last year there were more injnlers than in Great
Britain, and more in St. Iritis gVau in KncUiml and Wales.
These faets are tuKen from an article in the April Harper's
entitled "The Future of America."
The writer, who is anonymous,
immiratO'ii restrictions lire continued, and eiincriies or the
lirecdiiiK of better stocks carried out, this civilization will sow
the needs of its own downfall and t'O the wny of Greece und
Rome and Egypt.
Nevertheless a strong drive is being liindo in Congress now
to repeal the immigration law of 1!)U4 and Icill the national
origins plan. v
liehiiid this drive arc tho alien blocs and tho Jiig Business
demand for cheap labor.
Tho latter is tho more serious for it is backed by American
votes and American money.
This demand for cheaper labor, however, has led to most
our racial troubles. It was this demand that created slavery,
that led to Chinese exclusion, Japanese restrictions, and is now
pouring Mexican peons into Southern California and the South
western States.
Population increases niv generally desired. Hut as the writer
of this article says:
. Vastly more important than the nunihet' of people in future
America will be the quality and type of those people. Neither
numbers, wealth, power nor forms of government will determine
our lalo as completely aB will tho character of our citizens.
The time has certainly come when the lure of mere numbers
must be abandoned by the American pocple, and a concerted
effort made to raise the quality and standards of our citizen
ship, before wc again consider opening our ports to all who wish
to enter.
The Immigration I.nw of 1924 should he retained, and anv
attempt to repeal the national
whelmingly beaten.
QUILL
Tears : Liquid cuss words.
Mr. Hoover promises to do Mr. Coolide's work, so liis elec
tion won't effect uny eliime worth noting.
Onec she "had nothing to weiir" when she went out ; now she
lins nothing to tnkc off when she conies in.
The neighbors seldom know the real reason daughter is sent
away to have her voice cultivated.
The Polish Sejm is the only
but others buvc their share.
Houghing it,, modern style:
sedan windows open.
Man may be inferior, hut he won't pay $25 for a $1.08 hat
just because the clerk says it's perfectly precious.
Marriage: A ceremony that causes a man to mind bis p's
and q's and assures a woman she needn't.
Most people are a little color
blue when they're merely yellow.
H isn't the fear of death that makes some people drive care
fully; they just hate to get the new ear scratched up.
Simile: As obscure as a favorite sou of yesteryear.
Still, the only reason the "dirty work" must be left to eheai
foreign labor is because it, doesn't pay $S.(I0 a day.
Hy the time a Democrat has attracted attention enough to
be presidential timber, lie has made two-thirds of the party mail.
j Another ndvantiiup in inmm'imiting Trosidonts in .1
llluit it wouU boost the shIp of had-colil roiiunlies.
Correct this sentence:
ir't n thrill out of a new tl
"She's
ARE GIVEN HEARING
Arrested last night in the south
ern part uf the city, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Moore were scheduled to
have ht'nrlngs today In the local
Justice court on charges of p.O)
session ami transportation of 10
u ft I I mi n of alleged moonshine,
THE NEBBS The Sore Spot
7:
ttfue TClAL
I'j COMIM&
UP TOESDAV
AMD STILL
kjo woeo
lUOM FLIMT
AMD AS TME
TIME 6SOWS
NEA,TMe
COWRDEWCE
OF POTT3
MESB
IKFUUT
FADES OUT.
sou
HAVEWT HEARD
NET 1 SEE-TMEV
FOiJMD SOME
PAWK
MM THE
WA5
21
MEDFQltD MATT
dctrlaiNfrfll lint Ulllt'SK Htnct
origins plan should be over
1
POINTS
legislature spelled with a "j,'
Hiding in Hie park with the
blim
1. They think they arc
iiiuary is
too oM," said the
Sossip, "to
which the arresting officers snv
was being delivered at tho time
the arrests were made.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore, who are
both being held in the county jail,
with the latter in the woman's
ward, are accused of having beon
connected jivilh moonshine handling I
for sometime and had been under
surveillance of authorities for
weens. i in arrests were mane ny or snmim tney te (trained? T. n.l
1 eputy sheriffs Oscar Duuford. Answer Unite so. Try singing '
Lewis Jennings and Paul JcnninKs"Mc and My Shadow." I suppose
and Policeman Sloneker. you refer to x-ray negatives. They
eexiTLEMEM
I VUE HAVENJT
V UF-0 VIFT.
HE WILL 13E
FOR THE TEIA.I
1 MAVEMT LOST,
WICAPPECS
COKJFDENK:e.l'M WOT
CAE HE'
DRIVINJ&.
(if
'If
TRTBUyE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Binned letter! pertaining to peraonaj health and hyfient, not to dleeaee dtarnoeia or
treatment, will be enewered by Dr. Brady If a at a roped, aelf-addreaaed envelope i enclosed.
Lfttrre ehould be brief ud written In Ink. Owing to the large number ol letters re
oeived, only a few can be attaweied here. No reply can be made to queries not conform
ing to Instruction. Address Or. William Brady, in car ol this newspaper.
IMMUNITY
A reader, If. M. L., askn: Would-
n't It be poMMlhle to itnulo nil the
ordinary dupe for acquiring Im
munity to pneumonia, roughly nc-
jcorUiiiK to Uh relative merit? Kay
you Mtart with th
moat Important
factor pr consid
eration and mark
t ln.t 1 ail n.l than
the other
1
with their rela
tlve valuoH, riht
down to wr. I, f
.,;
for one, would
value your eMll
nialo of theHO 1
have llMtcd:
(1) Keeplnt; weight up to
normal by (a ) cod liver oil;
(h) forced feeding and reHt;
c) liiHulin treatment.
(2) Ultraviolet ray treat
ment. (3) Natural Hunlight.
(4) Vaccines.
(f) Pfjoiwr indoor humid
ity and heat during the we anon
of artificial heating.
ti) Frewh air Ruling Bleep
ing hours.
( 7 ) O t no pa t h i c, ch i r n p rac
tic or other mechanotherapy
or manipulation.
I do not know what relative value
to attach to any of these Itema. ex
cept the laHt In the Hut, which I
uhntlld cv ham a vulna r.t A ftft an
far aa Immunity to pneumonia lalcrlHU be "otte" over ; 11
concerned. normal ceHsatlon of menstruratton.
Immunity, as I understand It, In j
a positive Rt.i,(e, always relative
anA nnvw nhm.liiln- It mo ho
herltcd or acquired, and once you
gain a given degree of Immunity
to a given disease it Is' very diffi
cult to lose it. Certainly, so far
as our scientific knowiedgo of im
munity Is concerned, one cannot
lost his Immunity to pneumonia
from any trifling exposuro to cold
or wet, such as we Inevitably en
counter In everyday life. This Is
not Just my ''theory": it Is a plain
statement of a scientific truth, andt
I challenge anyone Jo produce any
scientific evidence to the contrary.
All animal experimentation, and
the little human experimentation
wc have, shows that It is practical
ly impossible to rob an individual
of any Immunity he may happen
to have. To my mind this is. a
great satisfaction to know, it pre
vents one from worrying over mis
fortunes that never happen.
We are just beginning to under
stand that there aro factors which
are essential for the development
of i in tn unity, and If these factors
are not available, the individual
cannot develop immunity.. ( He
member immunity Is a positive
sta'o, and Is not "resistance,'! )
Some influence in suuligbt is such
a factor; wo believe ot present .It
is In the ultraviolet rays of nlin
ilght. or ultraviolet rays from any
artificial source. These rays setlm
to bear some rela' Ion to the un
identified substance lu foods called
vitamin, specifically one now
known as vitamin A. An adequate
supply of foods containing vitamin
A seems to be essential for tho de
velopment of Immunity . against
respiratory Infections. including
pneumonia. t'od liver oil is one
source of vitamin A: butterfat, egg
yolk, pure raw fresh milk, ami
green leaves (spinach, celery tops,
lettuce, raw cabbage, beet greens,
dandelion greens, turnip tops, rad
ish tops) eaten raw. Cooking tends
to destroy the vitamin, though not
entirely; the less cooking the bet
ter.
i nere is no uvinence inai ones;
weight is of any Importance in re-
Earn to immunity to pneumonia.
Xo vaccine or hacterinor se-
rum has been found to influence
lmmuniiy. though such remedlesithe paper '.hut tells so fully
may be valuable lu the treatment-1 nnnn'u prni roHmiroPH.
of certain eases of pneumonia. i Em-losed please find a poem.
Fresh air probably aids In the nriiutlf u Ireland." from tho
development rf humility by rca- undersigned, which t would like
son of the ultraviolet Influence nrlvnll r1 inwPt nrt iHn nmk some
vitamin influence it carries. There
is not enough experimental evi
dence available n.s yet to establish
this supposition as a fact.
VUvKTlONK AMI AXSWKUS
Oincvr Not Communicable.
Will yoif please tell me how to
1 disinfect and dress a cancerous
I1 sore. J. It.
Answer That is ti mciliral mat
ter your doctor will Instruct you.
I can only assure you that ordi
nary soap and water cleanliness is
adequate protection against any in
fection from such a case.
Shades of tho Sinuses.
If one has slight shades In si-1
rinses Is it safe tn lenve ihem nt.mn '
VOU
ftUT
BACK
LIKE A CASED LIOKJ BECAUSE
VOUB WECVE5 AT2E CALM AlOO
QUIET ANJO VOOE EVE5 ARE
LOOKIWG
begcjinjg
1M&
OKEOQy, SATURDAY,
TO IWKl'MOXIA
urn Sanskrit to me. I'd leave such
ueKtiin to my doctor' judKmenl.
itatiio Atimuy una iiurn iuhi.
j IMeaxe put In the paper If there
id anything In these rndfo active
; pads. AIo If the infru red liAip
lu a punitive cive for . . .
I K. A. 11.
I AnHwer Kvldently there Is ;oud
money .In the radio active pad ho-
Just an expensive way of wiyihn
heat or warmth. A hot griddle or
lu,'1",lt "lovellor,.a hot " bott!?
will 'curii - all that an infra red :
lamp can cure. Hut as Mr. Bar-'
num remarked ...
Chocolate and Cocoa. j
From a health viewpoint is It I
permiHKahlc to uhc cocoa In place1
of chocolate In making pudding or'
chocolate spread ? Is there any I
difference between chocolate and j
cocoa, except the cake and powder i
form 7 H. C. H.
Answer Kither is holesorue
enough. Chocolate is richer than j
cocoa, in fat. othcrwiHO they are
almost Identical. So use whichever
you prefer. I'll Irttve chocolate, tf
you please.
No Chrangc.
Is It so that women will get over
the change of life more quickly if
;they take x-ray treatments? C. It.
G.
Answer Xo. The change of life,
so called, is not an aliment nor a
A UUL a Mil.
Xo Symptoms.
IMease tell me something about
mj"oma of tumors
Mrs.
H. 8.
Answer It Is better for the pa
tient to tell the doctor her symp
toms. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) .
What gltrt mo In why ho ninny
friends and luck leave abruptly
ter a feller wins a bride. It
would be fun t' know how many
automobile owner make $1.25 an
hour, same as service station me
dia i lies.
Communications
March 22.
To the Editor:
Was pleased to learn from men
tlon In Oregonian of the scenery
of Houthern Oregon, from tho
pocm written and published in
of
comment. Though both places are
fa r a pa rf, in ma ny ways na t u re
has blessed them with exquisite
scenery. "Down Medford way"
lakes, rivers, valleys and hills are
likewise captivating to the visit
ors. Reminds me of Ireland for
its greenxry.
Ireland, located ob the west
side of the old world whose cli
mate is warmer than any other
part of the Hrltish Isles or even
France except along tho Medi
terranean. County Cork in Ire
land watering places are con
s'dered by tourists as equal to
the HI v tern, or the scenery of
Venice of Naples. Tho port of
ors, locaieu as u is un me
European gateway, the center of
commerce and shipping between
Europe and America, will soon
AINJT WOCRVlWS.' X
VOURE OUST RUM NJ IMG AROUMO '
LIKE "THEN VAJECEI
vouc mimd roe
M.M HUUK3 DLttK.
c.
MARC1I 24, 1928.
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt Mm)
EXPERT OPINION
The Kreat inventor, who has
made a turnout brand of marma
lade, and named a world renown,
believes said world in glad to
know what his convictions are,
and bo, he hands opinions down,
tie takes ui cheerfully some
themes of which he's ignorant,
if seems, as any bonehead jay;
he knocks established facts
awry, and people sadly wonder
why he gives himself away.
They thought, for many '' a
long decade, that he, the kin
of marmalade, was great and
wise and strong; but now. dis
cussing abBtruse things, discre
tion to the birds he flings, and
shows 4iis head is wrong. .The
great man's made himself ab
surd; no longer will his spoken
word have any weight or force;
and should he once again uprear
the ribald multitudes who hear
will laugh until they're hoarse.
I've made mud fences' all my
days; my work has gained the
lavish praise of critics-everywhere;
no man can view a fence
of mine and say it's punk or out
of line, or otherwise than fair.
You talk mud fences and I'll
rise, the artist's fervor in my
eyes, and talk for half a day;
and you'll find no weird mistake,
no foolish crack, no dizzy break,
In anything Isay. I know mud
fences con and pro, and 1 am
satisfied I know but little else
beside; so when you ask me to
orate concerning deep affairs ot
state, the favor Is denied. You
find me silent as a clam con
cerning that old Boulder dam
at all such themes I balk; mud
fences occupy my heart, and 1
am wedded to my art, ot that
alone I'll talk. -
retain its former prestige, being
free from fogs, become a great
airport, and tourists from Amer
ica will : spend much of their
vacations when going to the con
tinent in lrelnnd, as there are up-to-date
facilities ' to suit . thorn.
Visitors state that its wondrous
charms of scenic beauty aro un
excolled. Few abroad but think
Ki-.n a small country like the
Isle of Man, but this is nut so.
Its exports to Cirout Britain be
fore the grout war were as great
..U .l.,.-.. r....,n lln TTnlln.l ShulM
that Is. of cattle about 1,000,000
head; its export sto America of
man power also Is"-well .on the
map. - ,
. As Great Britain has no water
power owing to the ocean tides
in streams, tho liiver Shannon
in Ireland will, when water power
Is harnessed, revive ntuny- of -the
ancient industries in the isle nnd
regain its nnelent prestige.'" Kre
long markets for Oregon lumber
and wheat shipped through tho
l'nnama cunul regularly for Irish
ports. No doubt A brisk trade
will como about In foreign trudo
of bulh countries.
Ik'uutlful Ireland
Whcro winding rivers meander,
through fields of .emerald
greon;
Where trees grow tall nnd stately.
nnd dimpled lakes aro seen.
O'er sun-kissed hills and valleys,
where sparkling valor
flowss
N o land so fair as Ireland no
matter where you go. 1
Here Cud has moulded mountains.
here pasture reigns
preme; -'
l.lfo in that dear old country is
i(ke a pleasant dr.am.
There nature's hand is lavish, to
tho sons of Erin's Isle.
And Is charming to the others,
whoso pleasures hero be
guile. So let her sons nnd daughters
rally 'round the stand.
And never strangers travel, into
a foreign land.
And those who so have wandered
from her fair emerald, shore
May they return with blessings,
and rest there evermore.
COKN'BMtrs O'DONOVAN.
Port hind. Ore., March 2 4.
Stomacli
Why suffer with an 'angry, upwt
tomach? Get box of Chamberlain '
Tablets, mod in a few days your toenach
will be back to normal. A aenvible treat
ment for upset stomach, gas-pains, bilious
ness, ladigestion and constipation. Fifty
and 25-cent pocket slses at druggists. For
free sample, write Chamberlain Medicine
Co 509 6th Avenue. De Mnlnn. lemtm.
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Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Pa On
Thomas r .
Rvan who as the late J. Plerpont tjrundnm Wllhlte of gam. Val
SsaV "could have been the , and J;v
ri.-hMit man in the worm u u
cared tHake th trouble." sends
his diamonds by airplane from the
1 iHrHi! nl Africa to be cut in 1W-
land and sold in frindon
The human race has done a good
started.
a t th b centurv
, ileal Diii.c - , .
. r.l anlH itlSV knBW SUOUt Wl
' they ever could nope to inow, sci
lence generally thoiwhP It had
I reached the top. And the great
'Wallace, who discovered evolution
-with Darwin, in his "Man's Place
: In the Universe," 'e(;iaed,,,ha,t.H;
. telllgence exists only on this lime
! earth. Some of the really great
: cosmic intelligences would laugh at
that, if cosmic Intelligence ever
laughs.
I Ninety representatives, only one
iBenator, accepted Colonel Und-
berth's invitation to fly and see
i how safe it is. Representatives
'are younger. The older senators
;know thev will soon have to take
I a long upward flight, with no re
J turn ticket, and are willing to wait
; for that.
!' With the latest invention, the
! flying pilot, looking at a dial, con
trolled bv radio, realizes iiiaium'j
any deviation from the true course
mapped out. That instrument, with
another telling the plane's height
above the ground, will make fogs
of no consequence, apart from pos
sible collision.
The filer will go through them
as easily as a locomotive engineer
goes through a dark tunnel.
There was a nice crowd of
ladies at the Sewing club which
was held Wednesday at Mrs. Ted
Hoefft's. Miss York explained,
tho different ways of making
lump shades. A bounteous din
ner was served, which was en
Joyed by all. The next mooting
will be held at Mrs. Cecil Cul
bertson's. H. H. Kox went to Jacksonville
Thursday to visit his son. Curtis,
who Is a very sick little boy at
the .sanitnrium.
Mrs. Frank Kllnglo entertained
a number of relatives from Med
ford and Butte Falls Sunday.
Mr. and Mi's. T. H. Simpson
also Mrs. Simpson's, father, Mr.
Glenn, and Mrs. J. S. Parson of
Ashland, were callesr . at tho I..
H. Wyant home Sunday afternoon.
Lowell Zundel left for Port
land and iJi Grande the first of
the week. He expects to remain
at Iji Grande all summer.
John Settles, who Is a student
at the S. O. S. N., Is spending
this week's vacation- at the homo
of U H. Wyant.
Mrs. K. R. Meyer's mother,
who has been quite, ill, is im
proving. Lou Waleh was brought home
tho Inter part of last week. Ho
says he feels lots bettor to bo
home, though ho does have to
remain in bod.
Mrs. H. Zundel and daughter,
Janet, visited Mrs. Zundol's
mother at F.aglo Point ono day
the
first of the week.
Harry Tonn has been 111 witn
b cold the past week,
j Some members of the Epworth
league class of Ashland are
j going to hold services In I-ike
Creek Anrll 1 nt 2:30. All are
invited to attend. Come and help
make the meeting a success.
Political Announcements
FOB SHERIFF
I em a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, pri
mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY.
May 17.
COUNTY CI.ERK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
tains personal attention, economy
and courtesy. G. R. CARTER.
May 17. Talent.
COUNTY SCHOOL SITEUIN
TKNDKXT I am a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for tho offlco ol
County School Superintendent in
tho May primary.
RAYMOND Ij. CORNWELL,
Principal Washington School
358tf
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for ro-nomina-tlon
on the republican ticket for
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated and elected I will c9Uinue
to do my best to give the people
an economical business adminis
tration. VICTOR RL'RSKI.b.
May 17
By SOL HESS
HELL COME
BACK. LIKE A
BULLET NAJILU
COME BACK
LOOKIMG FOB
GOTf
HIS NJEST IM
THE CARTRIDGE.'
' '
LAKE CHEEK j
Wallace Itagsdalo went to Jack.
sonvllle last Sunday to be treated
' by Dr. Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orissby ami
I son. Donald, spent Sunday with
llheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Tunn.
1 Mr adn Mrs. I f.itun and
uorumy ,. - - -
iwer0 gUe,t of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
ju - llhlte last Sunday.
Conrad Neustrom. who is takin.
) treaimemo v -
I Ashland, Is reported to bo In
1 ' . M Wn, Vussuaunf"'
and
oft
children
Mrs. M.
were guests of Mr.
D. Bowles Sunday.
CHARLEY HALL DENES
PORTLAND, Ore., Ma'. 24. (!) .
Denial that tho Coos nnd Curry Tel
ephone company, tho Oregon Tele
phono company the Klamath Tele
phone company were under option
for sale, was made today by Char
les Hull of Marxhfleld. A report
yesterday siild W. H. Foslmy and
company was planning to exerclxo
option on those concerns.
In a tclphono messago from
Multifield today Hall authorized
denial of the report, adding thut
there was no Intention of selling the
companies In which he is inter
ested. '
Varicose Veins
Reduced or Honey
Back, Say Druggists
Simple Home Treatment That Is '
(xlYlng .vmazing ju'suiw..
The world progresses. Today ail
ments that look weeks to treat can "
now be ended in a few days. If you '
have varicose veins or bunches you
can start today to bring them back
to normal size, and if you aro wtee
you will do so.
Just get an original oottie or
Moone's Emerald Oil at any dis
pensing pharmacist and apply It
night and morning to the enlarged
veins. J t is very po werf u 1 and
penetrating, and only a little is re
quired. After a few days treatment the
veins will begin to grow smaller
and by regular use will soon re
duce to normal.
Moone's Emerald Oil is also a
marvelous healing agent.- One ap
plication for instance stops the
Itching of eczema, and a few up- .
plications cause the eruptions to
dry up, scale off and completely
disappear. It is equally as effefc- '
tive in barber's itch, salt rheum,
redness ami inflammatory skin
trouble.
People who want to reduce vari
cose veins, or get rid of .eczema,
ulcers, or piles in a few days should
not hesitate to get a bottle at once.
It is so powerful that a small bot
tle lasts a long time.,, Any .phar .
macy can supply you. - Heath's
Drug Store and West Sido Phar
macy Veil lots of it.
1 tegular users of Moone's Em
erald Oil should buy tho new hos
pital size.
I Am Looking for
STEADY
CUSTOMERS
I want
COME-. AGAIN
TRADE.
They are worth some
thing to me; I am
worth something to
them.
Our INTERESTS
ARE MUTUAL.
I give them what they
want in garments, the
best in materials, de
sign and finish. . '
NOTHING IS TOO
GOOD.
Can I Do More?
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