Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 10, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFTOE SIX fFJFORD 'MUTTi TftTP.FXE, MEPFOKD, OftEfiOV. MOKDAY. "DECF.MT1ER -10, UJ2&' GRANGE TO HOLD SPECIAL SESSION AT EAGLE POINT IS $16,812,349 IN STATE OF OREGON I t Only 40 Looked 60! "You wouldn't hnvo known mo four ni'MittiM rm'o I Iriokfri old and worn. I looked and felt tired all the time, had no appetite, wan linnUttially eofiKiliiaiert ami miflVr vd nnKKinfr hi'in Inchon and myn terlouH dizzy hjc11h every day. I don't know what 1 would have done if it fili'iid hadn't IiihIhumI my trim hie whb H.VHlem-poiKnilnu due to a. KliiKKirdi Hver and urned m to try x mill. I not a iiacknK of Dinxol lahletH nnd can truthfully wiv I noticed n wonderful dlfft'renc from the Miart. It wann't two monthH huforu my friimdn were reniarkliu? that I looked like a new woman. " Many eaueH i premium-' oiu nutolnloxleatlon, nick headacheH, lilKh blood prowum and hnidenliui of thi arti-rh'H are nwpeetH of a shiKKish Hvr. Let th liver he eome Inactive and It fit II to dean" the hlofiil of the ioiKOMH forniffi in food witKte. The whole hody then hiMnnte toxic and health 1h nlowly hut purely lirokrn down. Natural ox sail extracted from the liver of the ox Ih rwoKnized tin the flnet tonle for the human liver. It Ih a natural liver Btimulant and literally rejuvenate the entire xyidein. The imre neniiine ox nn I to he had in nullity iuhU'M-ks inrru in uioxol tfildelH. , Knelt tablet icpiOHentH 10 drop of pure ox Knit and vuhIh Ickh than !''. Ciomilw Uioxot1 lia pin tare of ox' head on puekaKe. On iiKent, Jarmlti & Wood Drue; Hture, ft CnntnV -dfc. uuienuur of Gilt Suqqestfom , AT THE Attic Gift Shop .. 'All , Hand Painted Gifts t , irandkcrchiofM. . Dresser Sets Satin Pillows CnM Tablo Covers Christinas Cards Lavender lings Powder Puffs i Handkerchief Cases lioiuloir Pillows Scarfs Sachets Aprons . . . .. .. Towels Reasonably Prii.-e.d . GIFTS MADE TO ORDER 325 South Holly Phone 390-L Cull' Afternoon and ".Hvi'tiiiiKH. Buy Cnrlsina Heallh' Seal's INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Miniger Phone 10S - SO N. Central Medford, Oregon ' A, COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Cought from coldi may lead to e riout tniubte, Voii can Hop thrtn now with Crramuliion, an eniultihcd crentole tliut it pleasant to take. Creomuliion it medical diKovery , with two-fold action; it aoothea and heali I ho inflamed membrane and In him'la itrrm growth. Of all known drug creosote la rec- nixed bf high medical aoilioritici aaone of the greateit heal inn agenciea for cougha from coldi and brunrliial Irrltatlona. Creomuliion coniatna, In .,4.1 it inn I KrMu..) tli-t l.r.lin CREOMULSION rORTHE COUGH FROM KAGLK POIXT, Ore.. Dec. 10. ; (Special.) Tuesday. December II, O special meeting will he held by the Eagle Point Orange, when the , lecturer. Mm. (iertrudc Hank, will J furnish a llnrvost 'J'tiankHulvitiK J nroKiam. consisting of readings, j recitations, tableaux, etc.: also the I regular farm activities, such n I sowing, reaping, etc TJi Farmers' J .larch, with song accompaniment, Ih a Kpeclal f on line of tho evening. Hongs will ho furnished by the i Grange music commllten, i Professor Itelmer of ihn Talent j experiment Ktation will ho tho main speaker of the evening. IIIk sub- Ject will ho his own cxperJtnontH to alii the farmer. Mr. Parker of the Knrm Ilurenil Cooperative Kx chntign will also he present and give up a talk, lia sure and come. Tuesday, December 11th. Mm. 'John fSrob visited with Mrs. Spencer of the Alnvlsta orchard Wednesday. Ted Keitman Is having hlM fire place fixed, lie Is preparing to hum a Vuletlile lot; HiIh coming Christmas. Mr. Whaley Is doing the work. Anions the teachei-H ntton'tlng Inslllnte at finld HIM were .Mrs. lionham and MIkh JamleHon. Jim Klnu of Uerliy Jh hullilliiK a frarnKO nnd woodshed, hoth un der one roof, which will make a itood finish to the house hum re cently. There ni i all kinds of new huildliiKH' Koine up. Krhlay, Decemlmr 14th, the roKu lar monthly IniHlness meeting of the Parcnt-TearhcrH association will ho held nt the Hchonlhouse at I P. ni. The health unit, of which .Mrs. Davlcs is rhainnmif will he In chnrn of the tiriiKr.ini. .Miss I'oollilKe, who Is IhoroiiKhly train ed In this line of work, will give a talk mi nutrition. Mrs. I.yda KlilH, the connly liurse, will also he piesenl. ICvery inemher shnulil innke an effort to he present to hear Oils address. Don't foraet the date. Dcceniher 4lll. The ladles asslHtiiiK with the hoi lunches will he: .Monday. Mrs. liuvies: Tuesday, Mrs. lliinkln: Weilnesduy, Airs, Jtay llutnlsh; Thursihiy. .Mih. Kllsworlh Ktowell; Krhlay, Mrs. Castor. The city council will hold its roBiilur monthly meellnK In the elly hall Tuesday, Decemher lull. l.tlcllo llurst has heen out of school with a had eolil that Is hot ter at this writing.' flonrae Htowell took U0 turkeys to the Karm llurimu Hnturilay morning. Hill Perry, our efficient road supervisor, was in Mcdfurd attend ing to business Saturday morning. Among the people from Kagle ' Point doing business In Mcdfurd .Hliturilny were Mr. and Mrs. Hobs I Kline, Mr. and .Mrs. Nick Young, I Mrs. Mmvlott of the fhinnyslde ho-- lei, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Htanley , Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, Ham I llurnlsh, Mis. Hwnny, Mrs. Harry , Ward and daughter Knld, II. A. Wnidmnn nnd mm lluily. "A place of activity could ho seen nt tho Ktirm llureatt whero thou sands of dnllni'H worth of turke.vH wore tlellvered. And Judging by the faces of tho farmers tho checks they received made them feel happy. Melvln Wright of llrownshoro wnn visiting with Mr. nnd Mih. Bltvld Prince Snturduy. Heath tMilldrcth Is staying at the Ruunyside hotel at the prCHcnt time. llaitle 1 1 11 n m foi.l , who has heen lck with the flu,- was out Satur day nfternoon, Iho first lime for n .week, . ASK FOR A PHYSICAL KArj-lNf, ' 6ri.;' l)eV KV--(P) A preHldent for tho now HUitrt Stv mnl m:hnot at Ladinnrto wilt iii-uli ably his oIpckmI nt tho noxt mouiln of iho ltoniil f i-okoiiIh, whlrh will lo in Junuury. At n niiMthiK f the iPROntH horo Kutunlny It wjih milil (hut n I inn l 2.ri iipi'llriUlonH fur tin pluro woro hrfuro tho Itoiml. Tho IjiOnuitlo school will he j roniitU'tod In tlmo fnp tho nuinnii-r I fti'hnni HOKKltiii noxt your. , I Ui-iHirU fnnn 1nHliU'Ut J. . I IjiiuU'iH of tho Monintiiith Nut-iuul, and PiOMiilcnt J.. A. lhmvhlll of tho Anhlaiul . Normul, nhov that both Frhools aro ooiidnitlim: a rnpUl Kt-owtl with ri-KlKtiatlon of nhout j iiort and 4oi) Vt'spooilvtOy. chuii h 111 Intllcatod thai ho would ask tho Htalo It'Kllntui-L' for a JtTft.oun ap pvopiiatlon for a ph?ioal odiu;i- tlon huildtnff, nnd LiiihIcim Hiild Ihh Institution immmIh n now luilldlmr in maintain tho MumtnrdtKatton of tho 'nchonl, elementi wliirh aonilie and heal the in limned membranes and tep the Ir ritation, wliil the creowite itoea on to the itomjch, ia abtorbed into iho blood, at 1 iika the seat of the trouble anil check the gronih of the germ. CreomtUion la guaranteed aa tin fac tor in the treatment of couglia from colda. bronchitis and minor form of bronchial irritJttnnt, and it excellent for building up the ytem after cohia or flu. Money refunded If not re lleved after taking according todirec tlona. Aak your druggiat. (auv.l COLDS THAT HANG ON HAI.KM, Ore.,. Dec. 10. lP) The I biennial report of Ktaio Treasurer i T. 11. Kay shows that the net debt I of Irrigation dl-Victs In Oregon Is ' 18.M2,34U.17. I Of this amount fl3.2T4.07S.71 Is I in unmatured bonds, f 374,00 is j matured bonds not redeemed nnd I f S.L'i-'.KOK.lo represents wurrants and other Indebtedness. Tho gross debt Is fie.871.4K3.Kl, with a sink ing fund of r,!l,134.C4. Irrigation district interest bonds Issued by tho state to pay Interest on district bonds under the act whereby tho state cuaranteed In terest for five yi-iit's, total $2,l.rill. fiOu, on which the annual Interest Ih f 101.04S. 3!. I'p Id Juno' I, this year, the slate had paid on these bonds interest in the amount of ir,4,094.27. PYLE PLANS NEW IT NEW VORK, Doc. 10. OP) C, C- Pylo, plans a Hicond crnHB-noun-t iv niara t hon 1 u n, start 1 nu f mm i New York, tontativoly, on Maroh 3J. Jiitrt whoro 11 will finish 1'ylo can't nay at tho moment, oxcit ! that somo 1'noifJc oofist city will net 1 tho honor. j Pylo, or hlri Imokora, wor ro portod to have dropped connider nlilo cash on tho first dorby, won by Andy I'nyno of Ctaromoro, Okln., last rtprln. This tlmo ho plan to charro each con tenia tit an entry foo of $301) and furnish neither men Ih nor lodging na ho did In the first race. Homo SttO.OOO In prizes aro to bo distributed, says tho pro moter, with first prlzo aaln $ 000. 'SUA' TONIGHT Tho claim Is ma do that "Slmha," tho motion picture which will hnvo It h pretnlero at Hunt's ('raterfan Inntirht. Is the IiIk story .of the Afrlcnn Jungle that the world has been oxpoutltm over since the Vau! J. Halney African hunt pletiirrs of a decade ano. With the wild animals of Mrltislt Kust Africa be li)K o.vtormlnatcil so rapidly that ninny species hnvo almost entirely disappeared, It was feared that tho day had passed when a complete pictorial rocord of thorn could be obtained. However. Martin and Osa Johnson evidently know their Africa, for after spending four years thero In the vory heart of tho wIldernnHs, (i0 miles nway from tho nearest civilisation, they have broitKht out to the world a camera record that Is said to sur pass nil other achievements of the past. Practically all tho bi and llttfc Unnifi of that far oft country, nomc times to tho number of thousands, are in "Hlmba," which takes Its name from tho native word mau llm Hons. Intimate shows rev a I tho KIuk of Ltcasts, elephants, buf faloes, rhinos, hippos, leopards, gi raffes, osl riches, guzelle.H. hyenas, Keliras, crocodiles, unus, kerenuks; In brief, a veritable Noah's ark. There aro sahl to bo scenes In "Hlutha" which are almoxi incred ible. Nearly overy day of the entire, four years' sojourn that the Johnsons spoilt In the African wilds witnessed an amavliiK ndven tnro, n narrow esenpe from death, or a HiirprlsliiKly amusing comedy ninuntf tho animals nnd the na tives. After tho premiere tonight, two performances dally will be Kiven at matlneo and nlht for tho remain ing two dnys of the enKaRomeut. ACCEPT BANK JOB NBW YOniv, IVf, lfl. (JP) Trie Now Yorlt TtiincH today ny that Clnvornor Smith In exported to nu nomn'o lnliM' thin wook hix acoi'tit anro of tho rhalrmutiMhlp of the board of dirortm-M In n now hank In which William V Kenny ami John J. UaskoK chairman f tho Domornitto national commit toe, aro Intorowtod. Tho tfovernoi Ih expoctrd to av Hvo from Albany within n few dny, tmd offortH to offset tho ten tatlvo ot-Kiinlxnlion of tho now Iwink will ho niado thon. tho TtmoH Hiiyn, SAl.ftM, Ore.. Dee. 10. (,F Automohlle llncnHP plato Xti. 1 for 10:9 linen to I'. It. All-tin of Wll htrd. Thin wan determined at the nmmnl drnwhiK for irt numhern which yean held at tho nutotnoMle liTitlKtrntlon ileKtrlmeiit Hnturdny. Tiume other number, drawn vers: ' STGC Every thin Regardless of former value---Our time is limited so we are making II ( y(&WJffll U Coats 0 ; Dresses j lKC mm 'if J evening froil;, In va- 1 II W " 'lPW co,orH henvllyTur- rlous styles und sltks; I (rzk xYn ' ; v"lup"'t0 mVm: rz::r;;. l&M oT:tr!..$17.50 j 1 c':i.....$8.85 Just ILooli at The$e;: Amazing Remember tKcnr I.. iHli'lte, ernoul:i. Sn.. .. 11. AliiKull, MprlllKfleld, So. tu; ,1. i). lllllliiKsley, Onlurlo. No. iiii; inn. A. .1. Smith, I'cndleton, I today that I'rc.sldcnt Uck or llol " '"" f ... ' Ivl'i lunl ro claimed a general and Med TOMORROW i MORN1NQ Busses will leave Jarmin & Woods, Corner Main and Central, every' 20 minutes. . ROUTE 1 nommenoinK nt tho InttM'nertlnn ot Xlnln Btreot nnd rcntrnl ttvetiue: runnlim thence, oaslwnrd on Knst .v.uln ft rent to the Interaec tlon o( ICimt Main street with tho road lcntlliiR to the Odd VVIIown cemelery: theuce west, nurd aloni Main sired to the IntorHoetlon of V'olumlitis incline und Main street: thence Phaiwnrtl "it Main mreet to tho Intersection of Main street and Central nvenue. 7c Fares 4 Tickets 25c Transfers Issued The Remainder of Shields' Stock , ' ' ' IN THE LAST BIG WEEK OF K'DISPOS g Must Go Underwear LailiCH' Senlpnx Athletic :3j rnilerwcar: iliinily chc'krf 3 lie' egular value 39c $l.lf. Now .... Union uits f'liildrcn's a.u'e 4 to 111 years Wool I'nion Suit h. UeKUllir value to Sll.iio. now This is the Last W IT W 1F Opposite Hotel Jackson llollvliin Amncsly I WASIIIN'(IT(), ' Dec. 10. 1 Tltc llolivlan lccution amiounced ford Bus Line Starts City Bus Service LNew Drastic Re Never BeforeNever Acasn Lisle Hose ladles' black Lisle Hose. Med In 111 and heavy heni. Uib top. It 0 k 11 la r 'J value. Now 10c Wool ..Yarns "Columbia," Scotch and Silky Wool Varns; all colors. lleRitlar value 60c. Now Week ? 9 B DSC III value r,0c. 'n- IS of sm.'ill tovs. s)eeinl, nhsoluto amnesty for all political offenncH. The legation pointed to tho mcusure aa a proof of the political ntabillty .of. the country onai miKtnmy. 1 J&J Ps.T'a S3 ROUTE Z , romraenclnB at the Intersection or Main street and Central nvtTiilo In the city of Mod ford: thence north on Central avcrio to tho Intersection of Jackson street; thenft west on Jackson street to the Intersection of Colnnibim nremtn; thence south on Columbus nvenue to the Intersection ol Main street: thence east on Main street to the Intersection of Lincoln street: thence south on Lincoln street to the intersection of Kleventh street: thence east on Kleventh street to the intersection of New. town street: thence" south on Newtown-stre-H to the Intersection of Dakota nvenue: thence east on Dakota nvenue to the intersection of Oakdalc avenue: thence north on Oakifc'e ave tine to the Intersection of Kleventh strep: thence easterly on Kleventh street to the in tersection of Fir street; thence northerly on Kir street to the Intersection of .Main street; thence easterly on .Mnin street to the Intersec tion of Central avenue. OUR Stationery ' Willard's Society L i n e n Knx . J'apcr and Enve lopes, lterfular v :i I u e 50c. Now. . rtj ,hox uclv Ribbons vll colon;: tilk- Hatln; 3 to inches wide. KcKll lnr value to $1.50 f yartl. .N'ow, .yd J. V C Remember Our entire silcli ji.-! dolls, flfiods, dishes, wooden toys, .books, 0 re, decorations, ('hristjuiis boxes, at . 2 ' TlCe See our lOc Table ReRulur value to choice, now your New Schedule for the ' rs 1 ' JOll ; Klamath Falls- Lvfedford. . 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. tv. Ashland . . 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.. 5:00 p.mV ' ; Ac.Klamath Falls 12:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Similar service tetufning. SdiatSsesrsi Pacific tfotor Transport Company ' Motor Coachet Call Fred Gottfried Amoi Turnbo' GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW . Expert plumbing, heating, and aheet metal repair thop. We apecialize on service at reas onable prices. No job too sfeall Z19 N. Grape St. Phone 574 4S Prices I Prices Cut to The Bone -Sc!i Values ! ' Coats one lot of cloth coats; plain and sport styles, with contrasting fur collars: sill; lined. Val ues to $4.00. Special, to close, out $9.95 Prices Crochet Thread Coats. A m eric a n .Ma'd 1 and SLnr; while color: now 5c Miscellaneous One lot of corsets, cur tains, embroidered linen towels, apfftns; middies. v!lk b I o o m o r s. Values to $2.rn. Now 75c line, of children's tovs, liiechanical tovs, wheel (!0c. .Ivxtra 10 c W TV- J. C. CARLE, Aflant. KINSER, THE GRAFTER I make a specialty of all klndi of first class fruti tree grafting. Your Black Walnuts should be g-afted over to Franquettes. Will call and advise with you free of charge. References: Paul Scherer, phone 1235: R. J. Henry, phone 19-F-4; C. A. Hiles, phone 869-L. J. A. KINSER V Ti mrr . . . oux mediord, Ore.'