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M. 0. MOOEJiSKN A CoBI'ANT
' Offlrea In New York, Chicago, Detroit,
an Itanctaeo, Loa Aagelea, Seattle, l'ort-
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Ferry
" " The Lord, reputed uy n legend
(n look nftef children, fooln, mid
'f- ijentii Intoxicated, nhould nlno keep
tin eye on nvintorn imeiikinR off on
!eV.fiiKht ncrosH the. Atlantic ocean.
' Venterdny tills col. attacked the
II ITnlv. cluhHkl lawn, and demanded
'J that Ha hall- be cut. Before the
, . ultimatum wbh printed tho lawn
vn oheared. (Subscribe for the
JHUII II IUUIU. I
There In o notion prevalent
omonK ffmnltw. that any male
encaned In a dreia auit, la "too
adorable for words." It la mill
nmliitnlned that, with the excep
tion of tho Hon. K. K. (lorn, the
Ha ihtta attired appears as some
IhlliK the cat feloniously driiKKcd
into the house. A dress milt In
tensifies the mental Kalniitishnesn
of tho wearer In mnny cases. And.
'When they wear a shirt with a
'fuffled front . . .
!
I'Kiicv is KNiiAirrritun
.(( (Ircs l)b4iatfii)
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y
Mar. 20. Percy tlrninKor. tho
. I, American pianist, announced
today he Is to marry .Miss lolln
Viola Kti'om, Sweilish poet
nnd painter. He described her
as 'a radiant Nordic Amazon,
as beautiful as tho morning."
Tho llKht of tho atato of OreRon
o legally crack the necks of
James Wllloa and Kllsworth Kellcy
condemned murderers, on April 13
next, rouses not aven paatdmc In
terest, thoush coijtrary to humani
tarian principles, and the itcntle
dictates of Christianity and civili
sation, of which there is consliler
' blc boasthiK. The rutlilessness of
tho double hanKlnic will he glossed
with hypocrisy. It will be main
tained, semi-offlcially, that the
butchery "Is horrible, hut neces
laury." Tho necessity of u pre
meditated horror Is plain. II will
also be smirked, by apologists for
' " the barbarity, that "It Is but slm
i.,ile justice." Simple, is not the
word.
Ct'UtHinte mnnupeiH of north
wont ooU.'Ke footlmll teuniH pro
..''jpotio to prohibit the rmllo broad
" CUHtlliK of football KumuH next full
.'on the kiouiuIh that It urlppli'H tlu
H nlti'iitlunop. ThlH proven that the
inniHirttn rnrinuniTH nil mild k" hack
to Hchool.
i ,
A l.KO Ft A It It KHO A KTI N J
DEEKUOR.V, .March 23.
(Special) Wllllnm Thh-neH,
Jr., purcbUHed a kid milk roai
InHt Hummer about t b r e e
months old nt that time, and
on March 21. nt 10 o'clork bnd
n hnhy K"t WUHani'M birth
day Ih uIho nn March 21, hlH
birth beltiK nt 10 o'clock.
Quito n coincidence.
John J. Voter, who Hhook hamU
with u candidate for the lejtlHla
ture a week K, nnd HUHtalned u
biidly wrenched arm, Ih mi the
mend.
Your corr. bus received an
nnonyntouH communlca t Ion In
which the writer cajolen your coir.
CaJoIcH is n word we have been
waiting for a good chance to uhr
for Hume time, und It compureH
favorably with unythltiK In the
vocal orgunH of Atty (1. Newbury.
who in a glutton fur the llkcH of
'consummate" nnd "Haturnulla
Tho identity ot the writer In known
nlno the NpenieM of her dug, und
the complexion of her nuio. Vn
Ichh iimendn nre made a high curd
will be played.
Have Heveru.1 California place
to exchange for Oreum,. (Ail
'- " Koueburff Newn-ltevlew.) It don't
pucm like u fair exchtinno.
f; Republican, of tho city nn
Jitiounce they will indutKe in no
further debates with V. Canon, the
Violent and valiant Knpe ii-ohhIiik
Ifunrdlan, nnd one of the few mir
.jMvorii of the Democracy In thene
VnirtJi, unleKd he ccuc to empba
. lr. hl niRiimcntH with bin "tuivrl.
f-:f !
ALLEH'S FOOT-EASE
Btotis tlie iialn ot t'orna
and Itunluiia and ou call
walk all day hi enne anil
comfort. Nothing Kivr
)mch roller to hut, llretl,
. acbliut, IntlatniHl or Rwul
Ien teet, tllairra or ral
luaci. A little tlUNS
) rMI-U9l aiirliiklrrt In
' each alioe In tlie inornltiK
wlllmaltryouMrKPiriMnii
tirbt ahoei. It taara I lie
friction (ruin tlie alioe. Al
iwe.va uae It for liatu-iiiK
to
''If cU
BUSINESS MUST BE
CO.MIXfi from tlie souree it dots, Hie rf'rt tlint business in
til Ik roimtrv in L'lutwiiio; stcatlily better, Ims jrmit wt-iifht
The New York World, the
Denioerutie jourmil in the country, is authority for this state-
mont, and it Was made after a
survey.
A similar statement from a
have little weight, for it would
cal propntciindu ulonp the
pail."
hut when tlio country's lcadini; Democratic newspaper
makeii mich u Htiitemcnt, it in necessarily us coiivincinir as any
intlustrial survey could be. For everyone realises that sucli a
fiiKlinii'can't but fail but injure
very much at heart.
It may he unfortiiiiato', hut is nevertheless true, that the
iViuerieun people lis a whole, partieul.yly those Noii-l'artisans
who hold the balance of power, vote pretty close to their
pocket-books.
f eeonouiie. eonditioiis are
are making money, they vote for
is true they vote for "a change."
"Hin-iiiess kooiI and winjj;
the Iiepublican party could enjoy,
of its inleprity, and freedom from (leinauoi;iicry, t hut the New
York World should he authority
BEING VISIONARY
AS PREDICTED in this column the other day, practical poli
ticians; of both parties regard Senator Dorah's attempt to.
pay back Sinclair's $lliO,fmo as u great joke. The incident is
taken only as further proof that the Idaho .Senator is several
kinds of a Nit-Wit.
Perhaps they are riuht, but
of reasnnini;.
If an individual or a lare
ciary of stolen poods, we don't
the profits accruing therefrom would hy ridiculed or condemned.
They why should such action by a political party!
Only the other day, a bank
covered t tint defalcations by n subordinate had resulted in seri
ous losses to depositors, puid them buck from his own private
fortune.
fiuisna), yes. Tint was it ridiculous? To us it appeared
rather a fine and very honorable thinjr to do.
Of course such payment doesn't wash out. the original of
fense. I int. nothiiiK can do thai. Under ordinary circumstances,
returning profits improperly gaiiied provides about the only
effective way of repudiating a crooked transaction.
Kveryone knows, and those who don't can read the Su
preme Court records, that Sinclair made this contribution in
return for receiving federal oil land grants to which he was
not entitled. Kveryone also knows that the government, official
who made This possible received several hundred thousand dol
lars in a black satchel.
This is what ex-Secretary Fall terms a "business transac
tion." Money in the hand, apparently, is worth two, or three,
indict incuts. Well, it is the sort of 'business transact inn of
which Senator Honili is very iniich ashamed, lie can't, remove
that crime from the records. Mint he can as a member of the
Republican party do what he can to prevent, his party from
profiting by it. t
Hut "it is only a futile gesture." Futile ,is far as raising
the if 111(1,0011 is concerned perhaps, hut not futile as an expres
sion of moral purpose.
And wc, for one, arc glad
ton "visionary ' enough to do il.
QUILL
AmcricimiHiii i A tolerant
tho dirty work; an intolerant
white eollar nnd' prospers.
A few million hay scouts eouM tell marines that the way to
qvoitl ttu unihiiKh is to have scouts in front.
Kdscl Ford says planes can't
people learn to fly in them.
You hear no more of renegade Indians, so it must be that
.. 11 p . 1 . 1 ... 11
nil ill 1 iiein luivit 1111 weiiu lime
You can It'll 1 ho guest room. It's Hit' one with the nmlln on
tin; witll ami seven t'iirai't'tti1 burns on Ibe ilrosst'i'.
Holy war: An uprising against infidel dugs who have tliv
filled to disonlinue (lit- regular animal bribe.
Tlie dog- in the mauler was a female. "Tei'lmps I ean't show
yon a nootl time," said she, "but 1 dare you to l:.v, any lady
friends."
THE NEBBS-On With the Dance .. ;,vi By SOL HESS ffiM S
TVJE TRIO,!.
OPCkjJ, '-Twc
PEOPLE VS.
PUNT "
HE iS ChcQ6ED
NAJ1TH THC
RoeBET?y
OF THE
BCuslK AT
P.AMO
GROWING BETTER
must powerful mid Htrtresiv?
Very thorough and extensive I
Republican newspaper would
be taken as merely more politi-
time-lumored line of tlie "full dinner
the cause, which the World has
generally mtlisfactory, ami they
the status quo; if the reverse
belter" is tlie best political asset
and it is greatly to the credit"
for such a pronouncement.
IN THE RIGHT WAY
wc still fail to follow their line
corporation had been the benefi
believe an attempt to return
president in the South, who dis
there is a public man in Washing
,
POINTS
contempt Tor tin alien who does
hut mi lor tho one. who wears a
.....
he produced in quantity until
What ahout automobiles?
) 7 TT 1 UFRC. UrJDER AM EXPEM&C r Z-Z CRML OM ME . Hi WWTS YOU W DOJT .. . -ai
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
Slfnad Urttera pertaining to peraonal health
treatment, will be anawered
brief and written . in ink.
J UJ
Dr. Hr.dv If a
Lettera ahouUj be
, u Inatittctiona. Addrtaa Dr. Wlllieni Brady. In cara of Una newapaper.
TinitD itorxi), i.x tuk
It in aurprlxlnir now respectful 1
rtnrt orderly the people have been
durinn mw iaa rue, i had.the betier e.Muhi.,hmentM have'ion
rude interruption here and there!
thin ha ahviiVM
huppened before
when I have i-on-.X.
sinned' out worn
popular myths to apply uch a AnntzvrouH poison to!
ohllvlon. In the the eye. In fuel. I believe cur
eae of "robin:," ; Imllc arid should never In ued as .
we arc mill HtruK-an antiseptic or disinfectant, be-
KlInK to je 1 n a runs of its poisonous nature. Ifj
position where you must use an antleptirj In thef
we can rhuck the
remainn Into the
pit uml be done with it. though a pint of botllnK water. Let It
from the temper of the crowd we rool and If any Mediment Hetties,
fear ft Is KOlnw to lake a Iouk while : nw the c lear upper fluid, as drops
yt to flniMh the funeral. I was all; or for bathfrm the eyes,
si t for the furious reaction I felt j Iron Dust,
mire the colic cortege would pro-1 Operntinff a machine boiinff cast
voke. Maybe it will come later, ! Iron wheel 1 breathe considerable
At the end of the last round I of the dust thrown off by the ma
hud Jus! landed heavily on grand-j chine. Is this harmful to health?
ma's wind and left her crumpled j .1. K. T.
on the mat, with the referee bawl- Answer The iron dust In time
low for an attendant to hurry off will produce a chronic fibrous lunt;
ami find a computing machine, ho! disease. There are various ways
he could count Chicago rules, to protect a worker from such dust
What look the breath away from!
poor crandma was the scientific!
nssertfon that distension of a por
tion of the alimentary tube by kuh
or air does not cause pain or ills-!
tress, if that Islrue, and let's hear
from any physician, physiologist or
other scientific authority who,
doubts It Is true why, the very j
spirit and life of the colic Idea Is
done for. Isn't It?
Since you seem lost In silence,
I'll say certainly, yes.
My motive In nieclinrr urandma'
in combat about this is not a hid-,
den one. 1 hope to save a million
bimbos from wrons treatment, at
few thousand from being misun-!
derstood, and maybe u hundred'
from nt-Blect when they really have
something serious the matter in
side. !
While we nre waitlhf: for the
computinK machine to arrive, so
the referee can record the elapsed
time of grandma's unavoidable eb-1
sencc, let me assure Inexperienced
yountt mothers anil their well
meaning but often unreliable ad
visers, that a regular blmlto natur
ally grows red In tho faca screws
up his eyes, scowls or frowns, grows
hard In the belly and draw's up
his legs when he cries. No mattcr
whal he Is crying for. Please don't
let any busybody tell you that these
natural expressions mean "colic."
And for the baby's sake, I beg of
you, don'l think of giving any
treatment for "gas" or "Indiges
tion" unless the dodor directs it.
In a series of 'il cases of alleged
"colic" in infants, as diagnosed by
novice molhers, neighbors, ami lit
tle tin doctors, the actual cause ofC's men
the trouble was found to be hun -
gcr In nine cases, excessive and
Irritating clothing in five cases. an-
noyauce by glaring light and nolsesi
In foul cases. Itching or smarting
sitln roshos in four fuses, thirst
In two cases, scurvy In two cases!
(the Infants had never had any!
fresh fruit Juice), and In one case
sheer fatigue (tlie baby was sel
dom undressed and put to bed he-
fore N or s o'clock at night, and
sometimes Kepi up us laie as iui
at night). i
ltun through tho list nnd you wlft
recognize the truth of what I said!
the other day the hotter ImbleH
are eari'rt for, the less occos'lon will
there be to accuse them nf colic.
Once mnro I cannot resist the
Impulse to say that our present sys
tem of education. In which no pro
vision Ih made to instruct future
mothers about the care of infant ft.
is n HtupendotiH farce. If education
means developing children Into
Hood citizens capable nf taking
care of themselves.
WKSTIOXS AND ANSWl'.ltS
All Over a fan of Peal's.
If a can of peart Is opened and
left Hinnillnit nvernlithi will they
he poisonous If eaten next day.' 1
ninlntaln that If the pears are good
jwhen eanneil, they will he perfectlyi
fit to eat even after
staniiiui: in
hP ' -4 Mm"s nr the can is
1 i.i' ii.i ...... .I...
Iieen tohl fur years . . . - F. I).
Answer And your friends are
eorreet they have been toltl some
slieh nonsense. However, you can
clineh your argument ami silenee
old lien Told hy Just eating the i iiavian runs his keen bine eye along
pears.. 1 promise you this will lie the finished rail, and signals an
perfectly safe. ,lf It was almost other num. who strniglilens it.
anything else Ihin pears I'd gladly . Machines dig the ore, put it In
come anil eat 'em for you. I'.ul I ships, unload 11, handle It, cold and
I'd as soon eat a pear, fresh or
eanniMl. as partake of Mark rasp
li.'rrley, and that Is a test I'll never
make for anyliody. Canning eon-
and hygiene, not to dieeaae diagnoeie or
tan.ned. lelf-addreaaed envelona u eueloeed.
Oaifig to the large number of leuere re-
roue oitsi:riii:s
print dome riuch o'lvice on the label
of tlu-lr queHtlonahle product, but
Carbolic Arid I Bail Medicine.
What effect hu a wwtk ttululimi
i of carbolic ucid on th eye'.' II.
1 Answer It would ho unnafe to
'eyes, une boric? aefd tiolution n tea-
hpoonful of boric arid dissolved In
water bath, exhaust venlllatinu
Instn nations, masks.
(Copyright John l' DUle Co.)
1 don't think III' world's giltln'
anv hotter or inn' woiiKin no
many walled in m-iiwiik icr Bin.
sprlngln' up ever' where. W cu
l. -,.... ,!,.,. mud. si.lleriil'
all as nun a-, tney nri,v
i ''"'' k'n
sll
it circus oul,
lb' concert.
nn
often
stay fee
Brisbane's Today
(Continued tram Page One)
lu both cases a bargain
If you
nave brains a Hlucu exenange suai
is a gom mine, noiuo onmeis un-v
Drains, ami lion t snow euoaga 10
let the fools gullible, while they
collect commissions.
Partners In his brokerage bouses
most solemnly promise not to
gamble, '''tint oiiKht to warn the
lamb. It will not.
"IliK Steel" has ;t one itollar
u ton off the cost of manufactur-
ins. The late Judge (iary said to :
this writer, who quoicd hint. In I
print, years tigo. "When you buy i
other steel stocks, remember that j
t nited states Mieoi. n u cnooses,
can sell at :t pro til tor less than it
costs competitors to produce it."
Cotton "pickers and strippers."
replacing human fingers with ma-
. chinery, are now working In north
western Texas.
. This is good news. Prosperity
for farmers UepcniH on niaehinery.
'on clotng witn tne eartn s products
what Imii'iI, first, did, with autninu
hiles. In the (iary rolling mill, half n
dozen men roll out steel rails that
ten thousand could not have pro
duced with old sledge hammer
methods. No human hand touches
the iron unlil a tall youug Scandl-
liol.
Six men. some day, will run a
lnnoacre farm, and multiply Its
crops hy ten. lion't worry over
1 WhIME)
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SURVEY SHOWS
U.S. BUSINESS
IS ON UPGRADE
i
N. Y. World, Leading Demo
cratic Newspaper, Finds;
Reports ol Depression
. Untrue E v e n Farming
Conditions Better Motor
Market Brisk.
NEW YORK. Mar. 27. (JP) The
New York World, which has made
a Biirvey of business conditions,
epitomises the results toduy us fol
lows:
'l-ualnees In the) United States Is
on the upgrade with unemployment
on the decrease.
"More than that, business bids
fair to escape much of the hutting
uncertainly that usually has char
acterized the presidential election
l'e:!"'
to tins survey leaucia ,
dustry, labor leaders, hankers and
national distributors have contrib
uted as have the lending statistical
services. .Much also has come from
government agencies.
"The survey does not show thai
business Is improving In all lines
bituminous and textiles, where spe
cial conditions govern, being out
standing exceptions hut generally
speaking, the reports show Im
provement prospects reported in
the great miijorlly of lines.
I "The outstanding factors fire
I improvement in the building, steel
land automobile Industries.
"improvement Is also noted In
agricultuie, especially In the stock
liaising branch which is eddared
,'to havo emerged from the severe
depression that marked tlie col
lapse of the posl-war boom."
syiifciEci
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar
-OP)
.-
: today of suit by parentsM.f I.eslie
' llrownlee to collect $ 0 accident
insurance on the life of the youth
who was lust in a blizzard while
climbing .Mount Hood January 1.
I 1 027. llrownlee never was seen
I since he separated rrom his com
ipaulon. Al Feyeiubenil. somewhere
'near Crater Hock. The Mutual
illenefil Health and Accident asso
! elation, which Issued the policy.
claims the burden of proof is en
the plaintiffs to prove thai llrown
lee is dead, that he died of acci
dent, and that death occurred be-
i ctl.(, nnon January I,
1 112", when
u10 policy expired
Paul '. Stevens. Portland lum
berman nnd a juror in the ease,
was excused this eft crimen y
Judge .McNary when Stevens re
ceived word that his father was
critically ill in Los Angeles. Ste-
j vens said he would fly south. The
j trial will be heard by tho eleven
r-Miminint? jurors.
Loosen Up That Cold
With Musterole
Have Musterole handy when a cold
starts. It has all of the advantages of
grandmothers mustard plaster without
the burn. You feel a warm tingle as the
healing ointment penetrates the pores,
then a soothing, cooling sensation and
quick relief.
Made ol pure oil oi mustara ana
other simple ingredients, Musterole is
recommended by many nurses and
doctors. 1 ry Musterole lor oroncnitis,
sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu
ralgia, congestion, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest. It may prevent pneumonia
and "flu."
Jaja & Tubes
i
Better than a maitard plaittr
Rippling
Rhymes
i ' (By Wall iuaoat ' .
tin-: i)iti:i)ovii'i
Pome ' men. It seems, can't
make the guide, however hard
they try; and In the busy mar's
uf trade their . .edit goes awry,
and in mail order graves
thev're laid when they have
corns to die. We all know
men whV labor hard, some
with exceeding skill: they
cobble shoes or render lard or
run grist through the mill, or
grow potatoes by the yard upon
the sunlit hill. We see them
go forth In the dawn to do
their divers chores, to trim the
tr.'cs or mow the lawn or
palnl the cellar doors, exult
ing In their pep and brawn
they should gain goodly stores.
They all should dwell In Kasy
street when they are old and
gray, with luscious Wienerwurst
to eat. and pillows stuffed
ith hny, nnd rosily slippers on
their feet, and money put
away. Hut countless workers
have no sense when they are
strong nnd h a 1 . tney too.
away tlie hard-earned pence,
tlrev ennnnt keen the kale, and
n ihev ealn their residence
no. mi.- the ones who fall
Twould seem the man who
sprains his hack to earn a lithe
nil., would nut the kopeks in
a sack and keep them for
awhile, would guard with care
his irrowimr stack, nnd shun
the faker's wile. Hut he Is
not a frugal soul, and cheerily
he fares herever he may spend
his roll, among the gins and
,,.., the hoarded dime
leontd burn a hole through any
cloth he wears. For this nnil
ihm' the money goes, for
r,.iiuVi thiriirs', and vain, for
whiskers dye and furbelows,
nnd things the wise disdain
and when life's winter brings
Its snos. he's broke and steeped
In pain. I've known a thousand
wights In trouble dark and
.lire because thev ' fooled in
vain delights their former
,.,,, in hire, while those wno
saved sit up o' nights befon
their glowing fire.
I.OS A NO RLE.-:. Mir. 27. OP)
The bat of Kikl C'uyler has led the
Chicago Cubs to another exhibi
tion game victory.
Driving out two home runs and
a single, which accounted for four
runs, the former "had boy" of the
Pittsburg Pirates, scintillated ns the
Cubs beat l.os Angeles, ll to 5.
yesterday. During Hie Cubs' train
ing season. Cuyler has hit above
a ."iiMl average.
Combat a cause which modern research
Turn food into fuel and
energy, rather than into fat. Supply a
natural elementwhich your system lacks.
That is the method embodied in Marmola
prescription tablets. -
People havo used Marmola for
years millions of boxes of it. They have
told others tb3 results. Now, in almost
every circle, you can see tne icsuus ui
now beauty and newvim. Whynotlearn
the way to attain them?
A boc f in each box of Marmola tells
you the 1 rmula, also the reasons for re
sults. You willknow why theeffectscome,
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Political Announcements
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I am h candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, prl-1
mary Hay 18. CHAS. D. STACY. ,
May 17.!
COl'NTV CI.EItK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economy
and courtesy. G. R. CAMTKR,
May 17. Talent.
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candidate for the deqio-
cratic nomination for the office ot
County School Superintendent in
the May primary.
RAYMOND L. COUNWElaL,
Principal "Washington School.
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COVXTY COMMISSIOXTR
I nm n candidate for re-nomina-tlon
on the republican ticket for
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated and elected I will continue
to do my best to nive the people
nn economical business adminis
tration, victor rsunsKhu
May 17
DRUGS EXCITE ,
1 KIDNEYS;
The American men and women
must guard constantly against kidnty
trouble because we often cat too much
rich food. Our bk id is filled with
acids which the kidneys strive to filter
out ; they weaken from overwork, be
come sluggish, tlie eliminative tissues
clog and the result is kidney trouble,
bladder weakness and a general de
cline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead ; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headach or dizzy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or if you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
begin drinking lots of good soft water
and get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a
tablespoon ful in a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys may then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, com
bined with lithia, and has been used
for years to help flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in the system so they no longer
are a source of irritation, thus often
relieving bladder disorders.
lad Salts is inexoensive : cannot in-
I jure, makes a delightful effervescent
liuua-water arms uno. uc.uuk hi cvc.y
home, because nobody can make a
mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. t. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 . 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
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flood glasses if you need
them, otherwise GOOD
AOVTCK.
Dr. Jud Rickert
Optometrist
222 E. Main
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