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LEGION'S STATE
Illinois Takes Lead in Nine Months
PASTORS PROTEST 2 BILLIONS FOR
! PLEA OF SCIENCE PHILANTHROPY IN
War Against Bovine
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I FOR HEW CREEDS YEAR, SETS MARK ISS
MADE GREAT HITITO AID EMPLOYEES,
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EiFBOOOCIION: Flffl rx
1 .(Br Swatch J).
S VAX REPAIRING,!
Modfortl Ih fast liecominR known !
UK a fonvpnutin eiiy ami me n-n-ni ,
American Lt-Kion convenilnn mm i
added much to thu former rcputa- ;
tion Kuined ly thin community fur 1
hospitality and cntortalnm o n t. I
Oregon LcKhiiinaliPs arc Ht lit talk-
iiiK ahout thu good time they had j
here laKt Aiipunt jmltflntf from the !
folIowltiK letter recently recetvtd J
from Wlllliini tirahaiu, cxeculivi ,
secretary of rorilan.l I-cRimi Mwt !
No. 1.
t'urtlanil, tiri;oii,
Decemher 20, lUL'S j
.Mr. Horace Uiomley,
Medfurd, OttKUti.
Deai" t'nmrmlu Uromley: W" ill
you pliUHc coiivi-y to your company
the kind appreciation of the meiu
lierit of thin jiOKt fur your and their
klndncKH in hciuI.iik the Kpleiidiil
pictures f the -ecent convention
held in Med ford which we were
able to include In our proKram at
the post meeting last Monduy
evening.
They were, thoroly enjoyed and
brought hiick pleasant nii'inorlcK
of the delightful time Hpcnl hy ku
many of our members and those of
oilier posts on the occasion of your
convention. I am tmro tluit many
of uh only hope that Medford post
will again he hosts to tho bent
KaiiK" of fellowH and kIiIh in the
world at not too distant a dnte. We
oIho tt-UHt tluit wo may reclprocale
your kindness in hoiiio way for tho
pleasure which these pictures af
forded those of um who were with
yuu anil hy thus'j who were unahlc
to .he there.
Again thanking you In hcholf of
thu ufflcci-H and membership, I am
l'Yaturnully,
WILLIAM K. CiliAilAM,
Kxecutlvo Hecretury.
The pictures mentioned above
were weveral reels of "I'upco fur
rent KventH" covering the recent
Medford convention, Legion Play
ground and other activities of the
local post. These films were lonn
od to Portland Post No. 1 for exhi
bition at a recent meeting of tho
Legion and Auxiliary and from all
Indications resulted In Homo fine
advertising for Medford and mmth
orn Oregon.
terlalner who will be featured with
Warner Htono ami his orchestra,
which cinnes to Walker'.s dance pa -
viliun on January 3rd. Needless to
Hay, "Norm" furnishes many a good
luugll during the evening program.
Twelve accomplished musicians.
init.ving mure thnn a score ot inu-
sicnl Instruments, play special ar-
rangements of the Into popular
dance tunes, Introducing the latest ,
thing In dance tempos. j
Manager Walker secured the ser
vices of this orgaul.atlou.at a great
expense, hut will present them nt
his popular dance resort al popu
lar prices for ono night only.
SUSPECT HELD IN
NKW YoliK, .Inn. V. (l'l
William Hulley, of Jhooklyn.
wan under arrest lotlay charged
with the murder of Krankl(; Vale.
Ih-onklyn gangster and former as-Hoi-iatn
of "Wcarface Al" Cup" tie of
Chicago. Yale was shot down on
11 llrooklyn street July I.
Vale, a hluh living free spending
gangster and hl-Jacker. was shot
as he drove through Brooklyn.
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NliW YOU It, Jan.
Adolph Lcwlsohn, copper magnate
and philanthropist, disagrees with
Henry Kord. He feels saving is
Just as important a part of success,
us spending for Hclf-lmprovcmtn.
lie has ten points for young men
Who would rise; work aifd euro;
muke a budget: record expendi
tures; have a hunk account: curry
life Insurance: own your own
home: make rt will; Invest in safe
securities: pay hills promptly;
sharp with others.
Perils of Peace
HOSTON.--(p Samuel W. Io
vino fought through tho world war
without a snatch ami emo -home
to distinguish himself us nn acro
batic riiincor. Hut when he stopped
on an ley sidewalk hero he tell nnd
dlnloeiied his nboulder.
No More Gas
In Stomach and Bowels
if you witn lo b. ptrmuirnlly r-
, iitvM or i in atumacli and bow-
la,
ik jMaimamr una Tatileta.
Vhlnh ara prepared fapat'liilly for
tomach A hd all bnd afrectfl ra
aultlnr from una iircaaura. That
amnty, na'lnir frellnic In tha alo
mach will dlaappnar. That anxious,
narrouv feallnv with heart palpita
tion will vanlan. No mora bloatinr.
drowalnaaa after aatlnit, heartburn
or othar dlatflvaa dua to Kaa. Uet
tha senuina BAAL.MANNS OA
TABiTETS at any food lru atora.
Price l. Aiwajra on hand at
sir(tii lriVs,or"
... -
WPi An-!
nMun(l
rncnt hy the Kurd Motor .
company of a plan to employ 30.-:
000 udditlonal men Its far tori em
can he placed on n IiuhIh of "kIx
days for niachint'H and five day :
for men," hi hellcved here to pi-en-,
ano not only the 20 ier cent in-1
rreiihe In prndurt Ion which In!
promiHetl JmimdiatHy, hut another
social welfare experiment hy Henrvj
Ford. j
While the plan Ih dcnimicd pi i -.
maiily to remedy the economic df
feclu of his most notable Inuova
! Hon along thiu lim the five-dn v
(week, 11 Is helievcd, he hopes with
an incretiseti proiiuedou to uoousn
permanently all nllil work.
Kmployment ut the great addi
tional force planned will he com
pleted hy March 1, tho announce
ment nalfl, anil production of thu
model A Kurd will ho tucreaHcil
from 3.1,500 a week to 4(1,200.
DKTItorf, Jim.
Only the factory hero will he at-
feel (Ml Immediately, hut it is under-;
stood HMHomhly phints In other! n lMHi 'f federal figures, Illinois leads all other Ktalcs in tin
cllics will operate on the sumo plan,' "'oiiMi'h pt'ograin, Just closed, lo crndh-ate tuhertilosls ttt caltly.
The announcement wiiruetl that the WHImiin .1. Staiiard, slato tlireetor of agriculture (inset), predielK lo
ll nom ployed of I Jet roll would rei , eijullcatlon in Illinois within two yearn. A hove Is one of (he II ,:t:ltt
Ivo first consideration and that
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men uuahle to show a record of
previous employment here would
find little, opportunity fur employ-
merit at the Kord pin til. j
Mr. Kurd hud unly otto 8enteneo ,
of comment upon the plan: "A six
day week Is all right for machines," ,
ho said, "hut a five-day week Ih
enough for men." '
(1KAHAM, Texas, Jan. 2. A')
Tho substitution of ordinary
gnsollno fur nviatlun
petrol was
held responsible for
airplane
accident hero In which three per-
sons, Including one woman, were
j
Andrew Hurke, miiuager of tho
(Wichita Kails airport, homo port
j of tho wrecked ship, who cumu j
- here to Invest Iga to said the pilot,
I Welch W. Curtln, had exhausted j
his Hiipply of aviation petrol, and
had put ordinary automobile gaso
line into tho tanks of his ship,
t Curtln, 2fi, was killed Instantly
!mh was .lop J I. Morrison, 24. Al lss
llettlo Clyde. 21, of Hlierman,
Texas, daughter of Or. ThomiiH
Hlone Clyde, president of Austin
L..Ko, al Sherman, whh fatally1
i injured, dying two hours after!
;t. rash from Internal Injuries. J
j observers said tho craft, w hich
I was engaged in carrying passen-'
! Ktrs hud Just left tho ground!
ami uained an altitude of only
about 30 feet when suddenly it
seemed to lose climbing power
and crashed into a nearby creek
bank,
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OAW'lw.i;. in.. Jan. tV) -Hitlph
M, lletith, :tl. shot tind killed
Mih. W. 10. Snyder and then I timed
tho revolver on lilmnelf, leaving a
nolo tn tho woman's. ItUHlmnd say
ing: ; ,
"You Hhnuld Ihank nm for got-1
ting rid of mieh u wnnuin as your i
wife."
In one room nt Iho Snyder sum'
mer oslatn here pollen fouinl the
body of Mrs. Snyder. -ir. sbol
through the head. In another was
Iho body of lloulh, operator of tho
Snyder poultry farm.
Police, said Snyder, niaiia'UT oT
tho Hotel Seward nl Uetroll, aware
of IiIh wlfo'n lovo' rttTalr with
lleulh. sent bur to diHtuiHtt lloalh.
SEEN FOR TILLERS
I'HK'ACO, 111.. .Inn. 2. (J)
runniT lmmiH'ilty Ih, griiatly on
hanci'il iiikI llin worlil In Kvnxrnl l
iriiHi(MiiiH cnniiKli for iiiitlclimtliin
of pnintiililu ontlrt for ui'iu lUally
ult fnoil lu-niturtH, Siinmrl (). Arnnl,
prttHliltMlt of thn Chft'imn bolil'tl ttf
trtulo, rnnnil in nil uniinul rovli'W
nindo puhlli- Uxlny.
"UrnHS Inrumc of Iho Ainovlcan
fnrnu'r for tlui yiur will lio nrtiutcr
than that uf tho prm'tnlinK year
and net vi'tnrns, nlti-r dodurtlnx
coat of lirndiU'tlon, will vxcrrd
those of hint ypar," hp Hald. Hi
added that tt liumaHod purohaB
Inn power will ho mnro uniformly
distributed than In thn )ut.
J.OH ANOKI.KS, Jan. 2.
T. M. Turner, service station op
erator shot and killed his wife ami
then fired a bullet throiiKh bin
own heart when trapped by police.
Mrs. Turner' body n found hy
her non. who told nolle hm mot Vr
had hoen trylnc to Induce her hua
iinid to stop nee i m; another wontnn
i
I rfR
i, V
",,,,,,,I,H ""'ei as ntaciers, or diseiwed, miring me nrsi iiircxr-iiiuir-
fii-y jkr item t.ii tik th ..ti , t.tf.,i,..i'
tors of. tW'lH. A total of 7,S7ll others were not Infected;
KPU1 N(J 'I KLI), III., Jf.n. 2.
(71V I'ndor the leadership ()f Null
um!) J. Hlunmd, youngest slate ng-i-lculttiriil
director in America. Ill
inois has surpassed nil others in a
nine months fight against bovine
tuberculosis.
I.eiiderHhlp is based on amily.sls
of federal Hlntisllcs, which show
that Illinois tidminlstered tubercu
lin testH to more herds of dnlry
cattle and breeding stock thnn any
other .state during the first three
quarters of l!t2K. Illinois accredit
ed mure count Ich as entirely free
of tho disease, and Illinois cattle
revenled the lowest percentage
of
Infection among tho states tluit
ranked foremost In tho eradication
program. ,
Slanard accredits tlie victory to :
aid from tho federal department of
"Kriculture, county officials, form
""ors. veierinarmns. tno eatiie
" l"- t'ntlnuu-i
tion of the program, with such co-
operai ion, no says, will virtua uy )
eliminate
dairy her
next two
tuberculosis from
Is of Illinois within
years.
With the exception of Wisconsin
and Minesoia. Illinois led all states
nnd the number of individual ani
mals tested. The figures were:
Wisconsin. 1,04 1,72: Minnesota,
DIE IN CHICAGO
TWO RACKETEERS PLEBE COMPIaINIS
CMlCAdO, Jan. - Two WIOST POINT. X. V., Jan.rl!.
"lough guys" oi: the beer rucltot, (p) ; letter wrllteti by u plobc to
William (lunner Mel'inltleii and his mother complaining of demor
MiiMh 'Stiihhy" .McC.overn, were j its ho was gelling was believed
shot to death curly Monday at the j today by West Point authorities tn
Oranadii cafe, tisth street and Cot-j have IM to rumors of ha.liv; :it the
tnn Orove avenue. j milHary academy.
Xearly 'J oo patrons who hud Tbe ncademy aulhoritler. said
heen dining nnd dancing dove un-, that Joseph I, llousen. - I. of Provi
der tables, dashed for exits or hid (leiice. It. I., who Pilfered by coni
hchind pillars at the ound of the; pelltive examination from the reini
.six shot, fired In rapid succession, i lur at in v. had written hitt nioth'er.
!corge .Mahoney, a pistnl In h Is J a ppari'iit ly blamed demerits on up
baud, was arrested as he Mood I'd' class feeling toward him bo
among the frhihteiied guestH a mo- eause- ho was an cnllsled mini be-
ment after the shout Inn, Police
said six sJiols had been fired from
nts
voU
McOovern was deserihed by po
lice ns a former associate of At
Heai'facc t'aponc, aiul reputed fo--of
Ualph Sheldon in heor opera -thins
tif the South side.
The slayet 's markmanship was
unusually accurate, n nau shoot
ings no. Hoth men were shut
ihrotiKh the heart, and there was a
bullet hole in McOovern's fore
head. The first, shots went wide,
Kivlnj? Mctlovern a ehnnen to draw
his pistol. H was still In his hand,
unfiled, when ho fell.
Alcl'adden had no weapon,
Mctiovern, McPadden. two other
men and four women had entered
the cafo about 1 ;, in., and had
heen seated about an hour when
Mahoney, a male companion and
two women entered and took a
lalilo nearby. Witnesses said Ma
honey walked over to the of hers
table, said u few words to MeOov
ern, and then the guns flashed.
Police Sei'Keant Tim Sullivan,
who arrested ..Mnhouey, said:
"When I heard six shots, 1 ran
In from tho lobby. Mahoney was I
standing by his table holding the
revolver. I ran up behind him :
and hit him with my fl.-t in the j
hack of the neck. He dropped tho i
weapon and tried to selxo my re-,
volver. hut 1 subdued him. The j
r e v o I V e r he was holding was .
empty."
Police also are looking for
Charles liuldwln, drugstore own
er, following information that lm-i
mediately after tho shooting a man
dashed from the cafe and drove
away in un automobile having li
cense plates Issued to Ihildwin.
A Tranlc Error
SIMd'lirU SPUlXtiS. Tex.. Jan.
5. 0V) Mlstaktug hlii mofjier for
a burglar when she returned hist
night from a visit with u neighbor,
Hay nut ml Wofford shot and killed
her kh sho entered the buck door
of tho homo. Mm
FLU-GRIP
I Check before it start. ,
I Kub on inhale vapor
V
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VAPQRUB
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!M0.!.37 anil IllinoN, 7H!t.370. Illi
nois herds averaged' nine cows as
against 17 for Wisconsin and Min
nesota. Whereas .Minnesota tested
rrJ,!Ml herds and Wisconsin f2,!i3f
herds, Illinois tested H7.!i.Vt herds.
Wisconsin had a total of 16.477
readers: Minnesota III.H32, and Illi
nois only 1 1, 33!).
New York had the highest num
ber of reactors, or diseased cuttle,
40,U.r.H of the Ii03,!it0 tested show
ing Infection.
Supremacy in eradication Is fur
ther reflected in the number of
counties gaining credit as free from
tuberculosis during the period In
question. The six foremost states
placed as follows: Illinois. 20;
Minnesota, 8; Wisconsin, 7 : Iowa,
0; New York, S, and Pennsylvania.
4. In addition. Illlnoj.H has 31
counties In which eradication is 7"j
per cent complete and V.2 others
which are operating under the
rou nly -area plan of eradication.
Illinois' present testing program
the euiiineriites Mr,r.t7 herds that to
the j tal l.2.".i.itr,S head of cattle, all itn
Mler state supervision for disease
control. This figures more than
two-thirds of the total estimate of
breeding and dairy cattle , in the
state, placed at I.SOil.OaO head two
years ago.
ITO MOTHER CAUSE
tort) ho went to West Point.
Two ncademy oll'lcors found thai
llousen hail bad a fit lit with an
oilier cadet and that both had been
punishfd. No evidence was found
of nj' haJut; of Hoitsen outside of
what was termed tho "regular razz
ing" Iit upper classmen of pieties.
Major (lenerul V. K. Smith, su
perintendent of the acad my, paid
that bo wished to deny that cadets
who had come up from tho ranks
were treated diflerunlh than' thoso
who entered tho academy by up
nninlmont.
CONSTIPATION
RELIEVED
rx. . . QUICKLY
rmzT r. i .Hi 1 1.- rtu '
Purrly VttaWt Uvillv
mcv the bowel free from
Tjn and unrlcaunt al'lec
effect. Thev relieve the :
Yttem of cohstlpetion poUont which cito ;
tht dull nnd acliins lectin f. Hcmenibcr ihey
area doctor's preicrintion nnd n be taken .
hy. (ha entire famllv. 1 ake them toniiht.
Alt OmatfUt 2 V nnd 7Sc Hed inckniio.
CARTERS IISIPILLS
Youthfulnes
The reading segment ot
the Nykrome Bifocal ia
practically invisible. As
a result, glasses with No
kromea have tbe same
handsome youthful ap
pearance aa the aingle -vision
lenses worn by the
young people of today.
Dr. Jud Rickert
, Optometrist
ttt B. Mala '
XEW YOItK. Jan. 2. j ,w
Vork jiastoru of various denomina
tions with one exception, raised a
chorus of protest from their p$
pits Sunday against the .state
ment ot I'rofessor Harry Kmerson
liarucH of Kniith college that mod
ern science demands a revolution
of religion and a new concept.
The one pastor who agreed with
I'toi. liiirne.s was John Haynes
Holmes of the ( omniunlte ehurch
who said "we should have a relig
ion to fit our times."
I'rofesKor 1(:trncs made his plea
for a new religious foundation in
an address Ijefore a sectionul meet
ing of the Americiiti Association
for the Advancement of Science,
which is in session here.
"We must cease talking of Cod,"
he said. "We must supplant the-
lo:v liv nifntnl hviritnr.
' Sri has shown It to be dif- i "' """" which were con
fleult to prove the very exigence 1 "Minted to thu lieiiiitifkation of na
of Ciiid." Itionnl tractH nnd the preservation
'aidlnal Hayes from the pulpit!"' 1llorical places,
of St. 1'alrlck H ciitliedral. said that ' ' The. late Payne Whitney's lie
"il Is the fashion of the day to see Truest of more than S45.Ulin.U00 to
eoiiiiict and contradiction between hospitals, libraries and universities
i-ellRlon and science," but that ' of tlI! conntry headB the list,
"true rell)inn reveres true science. "
n JolcliiK In Its unroliliuK of the
lieaiitles of nuluie hec;ttlse it
makes uianlfeyt the oninipteut in
telliBi i f dod."
The Kcv. Christian T. Iteisner.
.Mcthi.dist, chui-itcd I' r of ess or
Harms with being; unfair, because
he Is not familiar with modern
theology."
"Am well miKht I undertake to
criticise science as for lilin to' criti
cise IheoloKy." lie continued, "with
the evident luiiorauco In that field
which ho displays."
The Uev. llr. Harry Kmerson
l'osdlek, Ilaptlst. said:
"It is the little minds in both
camps who cause the most trouble.
The foremost rcllKious minds ure
becomlni; more selentifle and the
foremost scientific minds are be
coming more' roliKlous."
The Itev. Dr. Henry Durlinston.
lOpiscopal, said:
"Science .and religion are not al
war as l he ill-informed think, but
are cooporators for the general
irood of mankiuri. Science builds
the machinery, reunion decides
how it shall be used."
WIL.MI.VOTOX, J)H., .Jan. L.
tP .Mrs. iiertha Taylr Uupont,
wtfo of La in inoii t Oupont, prcsl-fh-nt
of the K. I. Uupont do !s'e
m ours and companyl died .Monday.
: Mvn. uuiauit, who had heen
enguged In niuny charliahlc enter
prises, suffered a nervous hrenk
ilown last spring. she was the
daughter of the late C.eorge H.
Taylor. whU-iy known Iron manu
facturer of liohesconia, J'a.
Wood-Carving Genius
KIXCSTON, Jamaica. () A
genius In wood carving has been
discovered here In Arthur T. Mar
riott, who carves in mahogany. Ho
has completed recently a statue of
St. FrnncHi Xavior for a church.
.
SIW'XYVAI.K. Cal.. Jan. 2. (A)
Tom lllllls. Sunnyvale patrolman,
that and killed his. wife, and- then
killed himself. Xl'ighbors said
.Mrs. lloUls hfl home and went to
smy with Mm. Maud Stearns a
week ago. The shooting occurred
The Noted Dead I
j nt ih' Htt'nrim himir,
New Crisp Bills
tho gift everybody likes !
AVIien you don't know wluit to give, why not
sny it with crisp attractive currency, the gift
everybody likes t
The First National has obtained, especially to
meet the Christmas demand, a largo supply of
new currency of U denominations. Come in
iii(I ask for it we'll bo glad to exchange your
old bills for new ones, fresh from Uncle Sam's
presses !
First
National
Medford, Or.
XliW YOItK. Jan. 2. (JP The
- v e a 0n which America gleaned
i from Utt steel mills, its oil wells,
't Its munlfold Industries, was pour
ed into philanthropy 'a coffers in
; K'2S with a generosity whlc sur
! passed that of last year, f
t'hiiritable gifts for 1U2S will to
i tal approximately J,3uJ.6i)0.C'Q,
j accowling to the estimate tf the
John Pricey Jones corporation of
New York, fund raisin? consult
iants, while those of previous
jyear amounted lo 2. 2 19,700,000.
The greatest amount of the con
; tributlonH this year as in the ,p:ist,
went to religious denominations,
hut large gifts were made to or
ganized charity relief for "the other
half, for education purposvs and
I fer the advancement of health. The
(yoar was lurthor noteworthy ror
KEEPERS OF FUNDS
iTfi II . INDIRTED;
COW Willi's. .. Jan. 2. (TP;
State Treasurer lierl II. Uucliley
wan Indii'ted Monday hy-a federal
grand jury on two couiHh fur con
spiracy to violate the prohibition
law and on eight other counts.
Two others were Jointly Indicted
with Buckley. They were John
Sen rim per, Cincinnati attorney,
and Joseph Sherber, hrnwinaster
of the Jackson Urewing company.
Cincinnati.
Adolph Clruher, another Cincin
nati attorney, wax named tin a co
conspirator with Unckley, Schrlmp
er and Sherher, but was not in
dieted. HELPED DURING
MIDDLE AGE
Woman Took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Denver. Colo. r'l linve tnken si,x
liollles of T.vdia K,
Pinkhnni's ce-
iiililo ConipiMind
nnd will take
more. 1 am tak
ing it ns a tunic
lo help tn o
through tho
Chniure of Life
nnd I am tolling
many 1 of my
friends to take it
ns I found noth
ing before this to
help me. I bud
so nmnv bod
ieeliugs nt niht that I could not
sleep and for two veara f could not
(o down town because I wns afcaid
of fulling. My mother took the Vege
table Compound years ngo with good
results and now I am taking it dur
ing the Change of 'Life and recom
mend it." Mits. T. A. Miii.kr. ltlll
( Adams Street, Denver, Colorado.
Bank
Y:
yfhenFood
Sours
Lots of folks who think they bare
"indigestion" have only an acid con
dition which could be corrected in
five or ten minutes. An effective
anti-acid like ThiHipa Milk of Mag
nesia soon restores digestion to normal.
Phillips does away with all that
sourness and gas right after men la.
It prevents the distress so apt to oc
cur two hours after eating. Whub a ,
pleasant preparation to take! And j
tow good it is for the system ! Un- ,
like a burning dose of soda which is .
but temporary relief at best Phillips :
Milk of Magnesia neutralizes many I
times its volume in acid. .
Next time a hearty xncal, or too ;
rich a diet has brought on tho least
discomfort, try
Milk .
of Magnesia
free seed
To introduce my new Spring Illus
trated Catalog of "Bulba and Seeds
for Spring Planting" I am giving
away absolutely l'reu lo tho first
10D flower lovers who answer thiH
advertisement your choice of any
three regular full size 10c pack
ages of my high quality flower
seed.
This special introductory offer is
made to introduce my remarkable
collection of PRIM CLINVS HY
BRIO GLAIJlOhPS Bl'LliS. These
bulhg. which come from Africa
have been scientifically crossed
with other Gladiolus to produce a i
very superior typo of flower. They
uru vvvy citsy lo grow aoo um h v.tn
flower will outlast alt other Ciladi-j
.Mlim? you to yor unro -
chni,.e absolutely FltEK of
'BEE FULL SIZE 10c
:iES of . any FLOW EH
pon entlllini;
sti'ietRd
any TIIREV.
PACKAC!
SEED listed in my CiitaloB
Yon must, include this advertise
ment and mention this newspaper
to receive this special introductory
offer, which expires January lTith. j
Warren Bulb Nursery j
Licensed Nurserymen
1 325 Third Ave. Seattle, Wash. I
Ride With
Southern Oregon
Stages
The pioneer line of southern Ore
gon operating local service from i
Medford to Klamath Falls.
This company has served you
HUPS i
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mnge'pt exquisite pastel tihades. . i',d!Ti',il
To the fii-Ht 100 flower lovers or-! &gS(N-'?!i B'j'fifi
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GLADIOLI'S COLLECTION O Fl fiS'tKlm ?K-i4w5
SIX BULBS at the regular prloo of l&tpii,U ptyW$m
25c in coin or stamps. 1 will In- JaS'i&likilji ISISS,
cludewin, their or.ler a ropy of my , dfaCT
faithfully In past years nnd W"1SAN
continue 10 eivo you excellent ser
vice.
Busses leavo from
Hotel Jackson
Leave Hertford
A.M. NOOM
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Southern Oregon Stages
Hotel Jackson Phone 309
Fred Gottfried Amos Turnio
GOTTFRIED & TURNBCW
Expert plumbing, heating ni
sheet metal repair shop.
We specialize on service at rta?
onable prices. No job too snail
219 N. Grape St. Phoni 574
ONYX
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HOSIERY
For women..;... $1.95
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