Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

MIDWAY HIGHWAY i!VIR. AND MRS. COX 1
ACTION DEFERRED OF OAKLAND VISIT
BY COUNTY COURT EAGLE POINT KIN
Th county Mjnurli i In' regular
fojtelon tod.iy, nier fen hour'p d(s
cusBkm ' of ' the proponed Midway
hiKhwuy, de f erred uctlun for two
weeks nnd wilt further consider
tho matter nt the meeting on Wed
nesday, April 24;
A number at Interested parties
In the building of the roiid were
present.
, The county court Is disposed lo
bulll the road, but feel! that there
Is too wide a margin between val-
ny me owners anu ine osiimaie 01
the t6ad viewers. ' - '
The oounty'eourt plans lo again
visit the route of the' proposed
road within the week. -
It was stated nt the session' this
momlrtg that a bridge acrosn near j
' pi'pptt was fr heavv factor In con
slderlng the" rend. The bridge at '
Central I'olnt is "now practically j
comfenmed,' and unable to stand 1
the heavy ' traffic from the fruit j
districts. - More than cmo truck nt ,
a time i mow prohibited on tne j
bridge'.-' It will be only a fiuejition (
of a -very short time until n new
bridge will be a necessity.
The county court feels that it
should not be compelled to pay
prohibitive1 prices for right of
way, though willing to make con
cessions and move buildings and
fences, nnd even dig wells, on pro
perty, through ' wiileh' the road will
pass.' A I nit twenty property
holders- Will- he affected; -
-- The building of. the road has
been - under consideration for two
months and tho thoroughfare has
been endorsed by tae tants Vailuy
Grange und many of the largo or
chard properties adjoining that
section.' :
CARLICLAIMS II
FOR TRIP ON SHASTA
Un tUa Onulltorn Pnftflr nnill.i
pany irlumplied over abronautlca, f
was the Btory gleefully toui yester-1
day by Jack Carle, local freiRhl I
nnd paBsenger aent. ex-president
of the Holury club ami one of MM-1
ford'at handBomcst youns ' bncha-1
lor. :
: Aocordlng to Jar.k!t Btory, Harold
C.rary, ndvortlBlng man for tho
Hoeing Avlntlon comimny, Harry
: W. llerdle, public relationn reiiro
KBntatlve of the Richfield Oil com
pany ot Lon Angeles, and Frank
Whitoheck, advertising manager
for, the Fox Film company; ot Hol
I;w6c(!, arrived in Medford yes-'
. Lai'day.jnornliig nt tho local airport
by .plane. -
Their lntenllons from the start
were to leave immediately for Port-1
ltt.vl, Seattle and points north. Hut.
according to Jack, by the lime they
reached Medford, they .decided that
the plane wok too Blow. a 'means
or travel for three bucIi prosressive
business men. so they hopped on
the Shasta and continued their jour
ney with the hope that they would
make up the time they hud , lost
from 1.0s Angeles to Medford.'
U.S.
Another letier or congratulation !
over- Medfortls'. favorable vote Up
CBtablish a tnuuicipnl airport was i
receied today by C. T. Haker, sec
retarv of tl.e Medford Chamber of i
Commerce. The letter was written
by Harry M. Illee, chiel, divisiui
of airports and aeronautic infotma -
lion of the United StateB, at Wash -
ington, I). C.
: It is bb follows: "' h"'- v-i."
night' letter of April 3. informing
me of the pasfiage ir a bond issue i
for the establishment of a new air-1
port for Medford. and wish to ten-!
der my hearty congratulations. We,
wish you every success in the de t
velnptneut of your airport and shnli I
he glad to assist in every way pos- j
Bible." , , :
Devoted daughter
tells what she did
YOU find it ifi almdstewv family.
An eldtrly mother or father liv
ing With the young lolks. The chil
dren doingall they cin to make their
parents' U years comfortable.'
The Robinson home at 2330 Coral
Street, Philadelphia, proved CO ex
ception when the reporter called
there. Mrs. Robinson had a special
health problem to solve.
"My-mother, who is 80 years old,"
sbe explained, "had a partial stroke
of paralysis." It was vitally impor
tant to keep her system functioning
regularly and easily. They tried
tarious measures. But they all up
set her in her weakened conditipn.
f inr.lly, Mrs. Robinson said, 'after
reading the advertisement of Nujol,
we tried th.-, We find it gives satis
factory results. My mother can take
it easily a tablcspoonful at night
because it's, tasteless." '
That's the wonderful thing about
Nujol. It won't upset or disagree
with anybody. You can .give it to
invalids, very old folks and tiny
babies with perfect safety. For Nujol
contains absolutely no medicine or
drugs. It was perfected by the Nujol
t a TTr,UTTi1I?G help old parents
UA Vyxrl 1 rjIVO t0 he comfortable
EACILK PorXT, Ore., April in.
(Special.)- Mr, and, MrVj. W.Coxf
of Oakland, Onl., nre, visliinj: 1" ,
KnGln Point nurl vleinltv nnH nvunoi i
to stay about a month. They urc T
here on a irin of ol ensure and hnsi- i
ne.su comhlned. Air. Cox In a broth
er of Air. -M. U Pruitt and .Mrs.
I'oitlnger of near Medford. Mr.
and Mm, Cnx are making the Hotel
Holland at Medford their hend-
tlllltl Lt jTS, ' " I
greatly disappointed at the
1 iinu-ujin.Mrfini'e ot ineir nnniLer, : i
1 who in en route from Idulio. The I
inclement went her paused car iron
hie. hence thP delay: :IIut?M-e are
hoping for their safe arrival any
t timo this week.
MIhh Dorothy Wilhltc upent Sun
diiy at the home of Vernon Monla
and his mother, Mrs.. Monla.
The dance at the Kincaid hail
Saturday was a tremendous suc
cess, and a large crowd enjoyed
the occasion.
Miss Margaret Higgln.s and Har
ry Hamilton of Talent spent Sat
urday afternoon with Mr. and Airs.
J. E. Kagsdale.
Pearl Prince spent tHe week end
In Medford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Ray spent
Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Perry. '.
W. II. Ishell of the lloese Creek
district was In town Monday pur
chasing poison barley.
Mr. and Airs. John llagidale en
tertained with a birthday dinner ai
their home Sunday. A bohntiful
dinner was served and a birthday
rake wllb surprises was enjoyed.
Among the Invited guests were Mr.;
and Mrs. J. I,, kagsdale and two
j sons. Glen ami I'.ert, and Miss Ma-!
1 bel Ragsdale, alt f Trail, and Mrs.;
j II. C. Howard. The time wa.s spent
1 in pleasant conversation. j
j ' Jack Itrophy nnd Rudy Weid-j
j man woro among-the -young folios
I attending the dance at 1-ako. Creek
i Saturday.
Mr. and Afrs. Karl Eseh called on
" -
and Mrs. Morgan Sunday.
I
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JACKSONVILLE. Ore:, April 10 'J .CITY-. f
(Speclal); Theltiiie 4ilV,er!
sanitarium - has installed a' co-
Ionic Irrigator,, also uncomplete u -----
X-niy set."1 I Palter City
. The snnitariunV will also start jiismarclc
to build part of their next un. l Boise
to include a surgery and to make (Denver ,r
room for the X-ray as eVery. room j d0s Moines -
Is filled. ti i ; ; Fresno " '..
Mrs, Tred Ttntcher and sister, 1 jioena
.Mrs. (icorge Trr.nta,? were lert-l j-0sj' Angeles
ford shoppers .Monday, l ;i , Marshfield .'.
i(oy ituicnings 01 uaruon. ui e.,.rjnnPnjx . .....
vv-af- u vis. tor in our city Monday,
ltevcivntl S. .lonos. the new pa.s
tnr - of ,the ' i'rosbyterlan church.
will oi c upy -tho iiulpii nt Hie
I'hitrcli- Sunday.
I Nctl Culy of . Medtord was- Nill
i liiu- on friends, hcu'c;.AIondoy'.morn-
; ing.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. (Ipdrge ' Russell
! nioved to-AlC'irm-d Suitday.
I .Mr. and .Mrs. Piul .Neldormeyer
nnd little; diniKlitrr were guosti
! at the home of Mrs. George Max
Well Saturday evening.
I George Maxwell was In from
the mine on Forest crock Sunday
night.
j llnnk Is lloblml.
CHICAtiD. April 10 l'J Three
1 1 obbors locked throe officers and
1 two customers in the basement ul
ihe First Nntionnl bank of I.e-
j mom today, gatbere dup cash
crtlr.mn-d at $15,000 and escaped.
Oroson Went her.
Oregon: Cnsettled with rain
wet and snow over the east of
t'nsailo mountains tonight and
'Ihursday. Freezing over east to
night. Moderate to fresh south
erlv winds, be'omlng variable.
Ubrtatories, 2 Patk Avenue, New
XorkCity. -'- - u
Nujol accomplishes quite as mbch
good as the more drastic methods.
But does its work in a normal, nat
ural wav. It not only prevents an
excess of body poisons from forming
(we all have them), but aids in their
'removal. Get a bottle today.
You'll find Nuiol at all gooJ drug
stores. In sealed packag;s.
MflDFQRD MMIJ
'SlarkMacT'.at Hunt'? Craterian
BPasacwiM
AStV
Mi
i - fyreJB rrom iJLarns unaco
, v-v.o '- y
. Onef the Jest &crwm tittion
of nil talking pictures shown- on
the screen Is "Stark Mad.'-! which ,
not only is completely told in dia t
log"o. but which includes all the
weird sounds encountered in the
mysterious Ca miens jungles of
Central Ameiien. which furnish the
locale for the story. ' (
"Stark Alad.v now playing, at
Hunt's Craterian, is a thrilling mys-
April l, 1929. j
Medford .and . vicinity,:. wloudy
tonight and Thursday; probably .'
rain; not niuch change in temper-'
attire. ')"'" I
Oregon: l.nsettlod w'ith rains!
west, and local snows over and euat
of the Cascade mountains. Freez
ing temperatures over east portion '
tonight
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Local Data
Temperature (degrees).-,
j Highest (last hr.).
i Lowest (last 12 hrs. ).
Hel. humidity (pet.)
I Precipitation (inches)
4S
51,.
30
40
0
State of weather.
..Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
I ing, 28 degrees. '
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1028. fl. 09 Inches.'
Sunset today, G:4t p. m.
Sunris Thursday, F:37 a. m.
Sunset Thursday. ti:47 p. m.
Observations Tak6n at 5 A.
M.
120th Meridian Time
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3
i. V
. 3S"
. 40'
..42
. 42
. D4
. r,S
. 2S.
. 02
52
. TO
. ro
. 62
: ?
"2 0 "
24
24 ;"
28
3(1
3S
12
-til
:i4
42
40
3tf
3(1
;p
44
24
40
32
34
'P. Cdy.
Cloudy j
Clear . j
Clear
Cloudy ,
1 Ie,n
i touuy
Clear
( loudy
' f '
Clear
Portland
lted llllltr ........
Jiosoburg.;---!- .
Salt Lake City..
San Francisco..
San tu Fe"
Seattle
Kpokape-1
Walla Walla,...
Winnipeg
Cloudy l
Cloudy
Cloudy
Snow
Clear
(Mear
Cloudy
Clear
(Mear
P. Cdy.
"L. V. DICK, Meteorologist.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
'
Wctliietliiy, April 10 .
0:1.1 Mail Tribune news and
markets.
f TlitiiMlny. April II
9:30 Ciolden West Coffee.
(t:00-?-K'ononiy Oroceterla.
4. j0:.1O Peebe & Kindle Her-
vice Station.
II Vonglovo Co.. Syrup.
11:30 Jarmin & Woods.'.
12:00 Mall Tribune news
items.
K I2:M0 Muric Box.
K:8o Onld Seal Creamery.
I roti inilck Dealers.
1 :30 Beck s llakery.
4 2:no- independent Klectrlc.
V 2:30 imrant Cars.
0:15 Mall Tribune news nnd
markets. .
0:30 Coleman r Lawton
and Medford Service Sta
tion. 8:00 Farmers Kxchange Co
operative. E
i
As the result of a meeting held
by) Medford service station opeF-
jatorn last night, gasoline was seit
, iny; here today t'-M and
j centMTer gallon, and Indications
art this price will not bp ehahgd
tor sometime.' The new price will
not be met- by the t Weaver ntatlon,
which will continue to :-! at the
"i-cciit price, on growtdii that
the management ha no planff of
wavering from lh aiinouncemenl
ft m.dv bint Sunday. ,
Medford station, outside of the
WVaver nd ISlner HtatioriF. were
feit yesterday nt the regular
27"-.Oent price, but the reduction
1 . rM : j - T?!fwJf ' " .ta vjtffcsM I
Itt-'ihWPWWW J , hmi - 11 - - ace
Daily Metccrological Report
1 - .
wa -made la.it niuht In view of
- local conditions and general con-
;
TRIBUNE,' jflEDFORD. '
VT w
tarncr. or v9.rruvM,i.iiuii
. M - , f ii
1ti in tho H hlhs of the tiopbM
jungfes.-where startling adventure ;
become still more hair-raising liftPi ;
they encamp in the ruins of a great j
Mayan temple. t'nseen danger
menace them on every side.
The cast for this great produc
tion includes IT. IS. Warner. IouIse
Knzenda, Jactiuellnt'-l.ogan, Henry
It. Walthall, Lionel Relmore, Claude
Gilllngwator.
tfttions throughout the state, show
ing1 a price reducing tendency. Tho
Slinger station was selling all day
yesterday at 20 cents, and sev
eral men were kept busy pumping
gasoline nt the tankswagon price.
DOVER ROAD A ROCKY
ELOPERS IN MILNE PLAY
, An; .elopjnjj; oouole iiursupd." byi;
Ptircnts ir;g:uar(li&n ',is .a t'hpriw';
which never fails to arouse in
terest, and has been used with
success in scores of plays through
the centuries. Hut - an eloping
couple not only pursued, hut cap
tured by a not Innate bachelor,
who apparently should have no
interest In their Welfare. '-Is ' a
motivating element in the "Dover
Hoad." tliree-act Mllno comedy
j lo be presented at the Isls Theater
i by the Studio Players, under tlnf
i direction of Tom Swem." April 18
land 1!, which 'causes no end .of
j laugh provoking entnnglemenls...
t "The Dover Hoad" Is the first
of the little theater offerings to
bo presented by Tom Swem and
h's i playerH.' nnd the success of
the first production will deter
mine the future of this newly or
ganized community group fn Med
ford. .
One price
I
will' be c 11 aV g eiH'4re"iry on , ine .m,oik 01. u.
throughout, and no seats will
reserved for this production,
j either night;
i Ticket went im nno vesterdnv
nntj mnv i,e haf down town, a
the office of Mann's Department
Htore, T. K. Daniels Insurance of
fj(,e jarmln and Woods. Drown's
h,nch room. Iarry Hchades, Col
! vlg's
Drug Storey
actors in the
or' "from
play.
nny
nf ,h,
S'L-AST' times' -
TONIGHT
DoritM'isi.
This Romance of
Romances
GRETA -,
GARBO
" Inutile' Tropical Story
"WILD
ORCHIDS"
STARTS,
j TOMORROW
Colossus of .
Sea Thrillers
' Aj Miht3f.vS
mtioaroma
' of .
Rum Rnnnors!
it-.'". v. J" "--'j- :r
i r. i't.aWTTk'ir.jl'i'y f '
...
1 r iV
'.p-.'-ANNA KM
mm
ORFiONV WEDNESDAY,
FIVE TEAMS FOR
KITTEN BALL AT
SEASON OPENING
i . , J ' 1
Ior 1 he next tlii'pp or four weekt '
kittiju ball j ill he, Medford' ijiaiij i
.span. Tennis ' already oi-giiiiixed
'include, tliij I'osj, . (Jl'tiec. Copco
; iVarehduso. Oopco. General Office,
Gold Seal reumery nnd Knirierj
f Dairy: All games will be played at
i tiie Washington school gi-ountls. on !
the following sPheilule on or nftcr!
:Jta p. m. ' J
April '. j
l a Copco Warehouse
Dairy. -
Snldera '
! !
1 1 Copco General
Office-tJold
I Heal Creamery.
U' Post Office-Snlders Dairy.
1 .l-Vpeo Wnrehouse-Gold Seat
Oeamery.
- Copoo Oenernl Offlce-Sni- i
dpr4 Vai , - , ; . : i
m pffleo -y G o 1 d e n 1 1
c.-oameiv il i ? . ; ' , v' - 1 I
J2 Copco arehouse
Copco
24 S n i d er p- J)ni"-C.old -si
Creamery. ' J i t v'! I
2(1 Copoo Warehouse-Post Of
fice. - ' '
2D Copco General Office-Post
Office. V ,"" ;'" " 1
. Seven inninyr ' games . wil be
played and each team wllf be ai
lowed to play not more than three
ouutde players !ii any game. Tliese ,
game are aireaoy creating o,ue a
bit of interest amo'ng the players
and If' tho 'Interest keep. up afteiij.
the above schedule has been 'played j
there Is a possibility of forming ai
10 team league to play a schedule'
of games throughout the summer, j
At present there s a place for
one more good team' In the league.
i Any that Wish to join may get In
"touch with Mr. King of the Cnli
i fornia Oregon Power; company. U
has been suggested that" some of
the following iniUht he able to Join
i.ie league. in which ense the"1
above schedule will be revised to
Inchnle the new - team: High
sclimil, Owert Oregon Lumber Co.,
the hanks", .ijiidtMe: .PeMolays. The
winning team, ifter ulV.tlte sched
ule has been yllayed Will enjoy a
free 'banquet donated by the losing
teams. All teams will participate
in the banquet. ' ,
' 'The -Southern" 'Oregon) PcesW
tery will hold its regular, moot-;
Ing tomorrow' and 'this' evening'
at Rosehurg and from Medford
will draw the fulloeing: H. !
Kpllvor. Dr. AV.-W, 1'. Holt nnd
ltev. K. lvei-sort: -.Mr.. Knilvor will
)i(peak this "evening ' bdtora the
tsiuer. in tne cnurcn.
1 "The Women's Presbytery meet
ing will be hold In Sutherlln and
the "following from. Medford will'
he'1 p r e s e n ti' :Irs k:- lvevson.
Mrs. A.' 11. Clement, Mrs. I. N.
McCollnm nnd Mrs, O.' A flanden.
The Phoenix 'church will, also bo
r e p r'n s onted, ltev. VViiodbi'ldgo
jonnson leaving touuy ny w
witn a delegation
LOCAL IMBERS AI IPf
PRESBYTERY; MEIGS;
Troubles
How they are now iiiBtnnlly
; irclievedj and .qufcUy oor-.
"(pclclM)y thc'hcwesl", ltiosl
advanced, scientific meth
ods, will be Explained at
, 6u 'store '!'''' ' '
All Day Thursday
- Jiif in J2.rpcvt
ji'tom Chieafo
THIp occnBtqn i of utmost
importance to eVery foot ftrtfr,
fcrer. On the uboVe date the
newest and most advanced meth
ods of foot correction will be
pvnl.iim'ir nt our store bv an Ex
pert of the jieraonul. staff
al. SchpJl, wqrld lamous
foot SDCcildii-t. : . '.'
If you have any foot trouble, by
all means attend. You will be Bllown
howthe ncwDr.Sdioll Foot Comfort
Appliances and Remedies instantly
relieve anyl font uinu'nt, no itiattcr
bow severe. This Lxpcrt Will make a
scientific analyitis of. your stockinged
fuel and prove bow easy it is to cor
rect your foot trouble. Ao charge for
litis servient ...
We cordially invite Southern Oregon
people to bring their foot troubles here
Sox solution tomorrow.
To)
iFPAlffMhMSlbRFi
m
r.' , ;
C. A. MEEKER, Manager,, "
- AP1NT, 10. 3020.
INTEREST
MEDFORD. APR 27
The. ShihoV conclave- and ce Le
mon ia I to be. held In Medford on
April 27th Is daily 'assuming
greater Importance and Die com
mit tecs In charge of the various
entertainment features have been
compelled . to completely revise
their plans ;i-f
which have
the reservations
ulrcady arrived,
double the at
h o r i g I u a 1 1 y
assure at least
tendance tho w
phimv
:d fur. A r o 11 r d I n g to
reports 'at least S0t) mom-
latesL
born of CnliTornhi and Oregon
Shrine Temples will visit Medford
during the two day meet, which
will probably be the largest
Shrine gathering ever held In
uregon oilier than the National'
ronvent!on hold In Portland some)
VP:U.,. flKU j
'im.. ..,,..,..,,.. t..i ii..ii i twine-'
sl,ItHi jointly by lllllah Temple
of southern Oregon and Hen All
Temple W Sacramento will tie a
riot of color and mush- as uni
formed patrols, drill teams, eha til
ers, bands and drum corps from
several California templet will at
tend in a body. A parade from
' the city park to the Armory the
! nflernnnn of A mil 27th will give
tno pul,ile im opportunity to see
nmnUr f these organisations
Jlciion.
A monster banquet to be held
at the Hotel Medford on the
evening of April '21. will tax the
capacity of the local Institution
as plans are being made to utilize
the main dining room, part of
the lobby and the downstairs
dining rooms. Following the ban
quet the feature event of the. con
clave will bo hold al the Armory,
when over 50 candidates will, at1
tempt the crossing of, the world
famous burning sands of Sbrine-
l ilom. AM the ceremonial Initiation
work will be staged by. Pen AH
temple or Sacramento, who an
planning to bring over n carload
Guaranteed
4 -J Purer; ;-'',
use less than of
high priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
BY THE GOVERNMENT
" COHNSr '
of Dr.. ( fMln la
titttl's lnipitli onit Mm
hop mi niiii-; rf"te iub
IrirllgU ntxl urcMurr uf .
Ihm-i. Tljln,fcl)iuri. iSvbui,
Tllti:l), ACillNCFEfctt,
Pf . btiiH' Nrw Impunvrd Arrh
&UH irlifWn aul rufiott
wrak and broke rt Atrnn fefcet.
lJp;bt nl cnirilorlablr. Worn in
tny tltwa. IJ.iil In US frt (Mlf.
' t ' t -. ' 1
I
of Kpp'lat woncry and equipment
uned in connection with the f nit lit
lion of novice.
Special 1'ullntan train from Kar
rainento ban already had over 200
reservation. sent in and hundred?
of Hhriners are planning to Join
the special tit various California
citie- along the route m .Medford,
Rum Running
Coming to Rialto
Despite the widespread publicity
thai has been accorded tho activ
ities, of the "rum runners" along
il Atlantic coast who, by desper
ate, met hods, succeed in getting
huge quantities of liquor Into the
country from foreign ports, few
people realize how widespread are
ihe raiulllcaiious of that industry
Imth afloat " am", ashore and how
cntnpb'te Its system of communi
cation, Mccret service and espionage
have become. -,
. Much of this Is vividly revealed
in 'Itloekadc' -a gripping drama
of the rum fleet's battle with gov
ernment forces, w:i:ch com to the
Ulalto tomorrow, with Anna Q.
XIKson in the vfea lured role.
MR. POULTRYMAN:
You're Losing Money Every
Day You Stay Away From;
MADRONA
(BRAND) " .
FEEDS
Come in-ami get iii'qnaiiilod with 6nv bigli
riinlity let'ds that ciist- no more and more
often less. " " ' ' S
111
"The Proof of the Pudding Is in
. 1 the Eating" .,
Let ns give yon the nanieti of satisfied users
of .Madrona Urand Chick Feeds. Check up
and prove to your own satisfaction that you
are losing every day you stay away from
Madrona (Brand) Feeds. ,
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Retail Storo " Mill and Warehouse
323 E, Main Cor. 10th and South Fir
Operating Southern Oregon 'g Finest Feed Mill
Lumber Bargains
We recently made a
quantity of lumber
We are going to. sell
No. 1 com. . . . . ,$20 per M.
No. 2 com. . . . . . 17 per M.
No". 3 and 4 cctn. .10 per M.
' These prices include long dimension up
to 32 foot and small timber.
Let us save you money on your next job.
v Woods Lumber Co.
"Back to the Woods"
East Main and Genesse Phone 108
i
Trowbridge Lumber Yard :
Everything In Lumber, and Building' MatcKaWj '
Dittributora for Johnt-Mannvllle Rooting
Trowbridge Cabinet Works
Cabinets, Window. Doors, Screen, Eto. ,.,
The Old Reliable Etabllhed In 1908
When in need of ANYTHING for Building, Phon 83S.
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P1GE THREB
CAN'T PRAISE
IT ENOUGH
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her So Much
Kingston, Mo. "I liavd not taken
anything but Lydia E. Pinkham'
Vegetable Com
pound for IS
riionths and I
cannot prnise it
enough. 1 weighed
about 100 jmuiuIh
and was not able
to do any kiial
of work. My
housework was
done by my
mother and iny
out-of-doors work
was not done. I
have tnkpn four bottles of the Vege
table CoTnKtind and now I am well
and strong and feel ilne. I got my
sister-in-law to take it after her lafit
baby rame and she is stronger now.
T cannot, praise it nongh.' Mrs.
H att ir V. Kastix. B. 1, Kings'on,
Missouri. "
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good "buy on a large
at a sheriff's sale.
it at bargain prices.
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