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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX . - Mir.ivnTu.Mi fTT. fi?TmTNn? . rirnwAnn vm.vwr u-uMtweiMr t,. PAGE TWO Iocal and -'Personal The Jury in the circuit court trial of lluaneU'H, lnt. Htore analnut Polk Hull for a mhj bill of ioodn letorncd a vpidiet irtHt'rday aftcr noon In favor of the plaintiff for $r4o.4:i. Mull wii.t . held respon sible for the puriha ae of Roodn by another parly to whom he in claini tfil.. to ha vi wiven proper fierniiH tdoh. Hanee .at Ohljders hall every Wei and Hat. n'Kht. 10ft Cuuiity .Awnt 11- Fowler, who nocotnpanied the delegation of buys and pirlM club members hist Sun day to CorvalliM to uttind the two weeks course m Oreieon State col Icko, has returned home and is In duty a;aln. Money loaned to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Thomas Really Co., Km. 12. Palm lilk.. cor. Mnln uxid Front, upxtalrs. 24tf , Jf you would like to learn to teach piano and receive pay while learning, write to box L. N., Tribune. 80tf (JufHtH at local hotel from a distance Include Mr. and Mis. tins Hvott of Prltiania, J J. C, PuhhcM I .re If rock of Halt Iike City and Wm. Goldstein of New York City. U'Jndwlimn made, to measure to fit, your particular car. Choose your own pattern, $3. .10 including bracket. Meilford Auto Wreck In;? Co., Xn. Piversido. Tel. 732. 88 Chester Hubbard will leave to night' for Seattle to attend Hummer school at the Pnivcrslty of Oregon. For aalo Choice field-grown an nual of several different varieties Now U the time to plant. Phono 452-L-2.. H. K. Chusmln. 15c a doz. R4 M. F. Swift of Portland, factory representative of the Willy- ivev Itind Pacific company, and Prank UcVo of Pom AiikHoh, servieo fac tory representative for the wiihi concern, are spending torlay In 'Medford, making their headiiuar tora at the Treiehler Motion eom patiy. which has the local ngenry for tho Villyt-k'nii;hl and Whiffet t cam. Summer prices on select grade green slabwood. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 63P fi3tf Natty new uniforms, donated by Anhland merchants, have arrived and are. meeting with much favor able comment of hot li fans ami play era. The snit.M arc gray In color willi t he letter "A" on loft bream. Anhland Tidings. Dance. Cold 1 1111, Sat. night. Dunce till 2:00. r, Dr. and Mrs. J. If. Mullery re turned to their home In the Trail district this morning after spend ing the pasl few days in Medford. While today's city public mar ket was good, next Saturday's mar ket Is expected to be much better, according to Markelmnsler V. M. Corlles. A good supply of phi cherries is expected, as well as dressed poultry, peas and a good asHortment of vegetables. A sup ply of Htrawherrlea Is also expected to he In stock. ' Danco at Childor's hall every Vrd. und Sat. night. 1 MVS. Al Sherard and daughters., Mrs. j. fl,. Slack and ('ley Sherard, were business visitors In Medford on Tuesday from Ashland. For sale Annuals of aevnral dif ferent varieties. Including Petunia, Marlffohls, Clarkla, etc. All cholco plants. On north Pacific highway near Owen Dumber Co. Phono . .Mr. and Mr. Clarence Olson, married here yesterday morning, left yesterday forenoon on a short honeymoon trip to coast point be fore leaving for Itltzvllb AVash.. where the newly wed wnl make their home. Ulu Jazz danco, Ashland Nat, every Thursday nlfiht. Dickey's orchestra. , 8ti The l.'niverjdty of Oregon library ordered during PJliK magazines to the number of 2173. Of these, 100!) were paid for. the others being obtained through gifts and ex change. Dunce. Oold Mill, Sat. night. Danco till ::no. sr. - Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Massey, j. K. Albright and F. p. .MiKenna wore among the Klam.-i.th Falls residents spending yesterday in Medford. Dance every Saturday night, Ash land Nat. Angle'n orchestra. Kfi Among the OretMulans registered at Mcdff.nl holds are Mr. and Mr If. r;ieM- f.f Salem. Mrs. .lack V. Hchlnherg of Marnhflidd. ieo W. Knight of Hubbard, t. M Krewer and J. II. Pulp or Alhan.v H. V. lif-'Mn of KoM-bing. F. M Harris and M. F. i.ow of Porvnll! II. I 1.1ml. -;. H, Heydcnhurk and P. H. Ford of Kugene. . Klncald's dance. Oold Hill, Sal. night. Dance till L'.'iu. k;, ".:'riilMV-elk-h1 out of the slate ears Wtblct-cd here yesterday wltli Hm lofal stale aulo traffic bureau. SwimmlriK now in .Irlnklug water Nnt. Energetic youngalors need plenty of body biiitding fcod. Fluliror'g Milk Brond ' admirably f i 11 s that n e o d. Its superior quality is attested by the fact that Flulircr's breada for the past five years have consistently outsold all other bnuuh cf broad. Sailor Jack Wood and Mr. Wood returned today from a hort busi ness trip to Marysville, Pal., ac companied by Joe Porbett. Wood and Porbett took part in wrestling maiche In Marysville and both won their matches. Dr. II. P. Polcman has gone to Salem to attend the yiJnd annual convention of the Oregon Chiro practic Assn. Will he In hi office again Monday, Juno 17th. fe3 Marriage lloenntn wer Issued yesterday at the county clerk's of fice to Hairy Sweeney, 2 2, and Mildred Talbot, 22, both of Med ford ; Frank Todd. f0, and Clara Knel.le, 44, both of Medford, and to W. Dingham. 3, and Mary Vo rcy. 31 both of Callahan, Cal. Kincald's dance, Oold Hill, Sat. j night. Danco till 2:00. Ho i'il,.m Keeii uiui unur'iinrwi - i broken leg in a motor mishap over two weeks ago, Ik showing continu ed Improvement at the Sacred Heart hospital and today was able to sit up in a wheel chair. Try on of otir double rich malt ed milks, at Duckinghum'H Crust. Mrs. Mat thf Malone and small daughter arrived yesterday from I,om Angeles to spend a short time here visiting friends and relatives. She was employed at the cuumy clerk's office up until a year ago. Marathon dance, Jackson Springs Sat. night. Cont'riuoiis dancing. Ufi Ah an unusually large crowd of Legion and legion Auxiliary mem bers from southern Oregon post a are expected to attend the Josephine-Jackson county council here Thursday evening, the committee in charge is desirous that all mem bers of the local organ! at ions bring some kind of food for the 7 o'clock politick dinner. All at tending must take their own silver and dishes. Cra ntu Puss Courier. Danco till 2? Cold Jllll, every Saturday night, Khdilng in Williams creek in the A pp legato seel ion was good Inst evening, according to Cowdy lio gan, who caught his limit of trout In a short time. Tho fish wern all of good size, he said. ' Marathon dunce, Jacknon Springs Sat. night. Two 7-plece orches tras. Music never stops. 8ft- Mr. and Mrs. H. Kvans,of Kina were among the residents of adjacMiit California pointfi spending yesterday in this city. A clearance Kale on huts at tho Kmmy J.ou Hat Shop in M. M. store. J.adles' hats , 8o to $-l.!M. Kiddies' hats '5c to fl.98. Oroun clamps given. 84 A total of 4 new capes of meas les were reported In Jackson coun ty last week, according to reports at Hie county health unit today. Two cases of pneumonia, four cases of chicken pox and two cases of whooping eolith weru also re ported. Millinery sale. Prtcos ulanhed below cost, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Hand Pox. 21i3 I'Jast lith St. (Just east of Keonomy (Jroceterhi. . tireen stamps given. 84 A gun club Is to be organized by the Kilts lodge or Klamath Falls, and 40 members are desired for It. Thirty members have now sign ed up for the club. It Is desired tfi have t he club functioning be fore tho Kilts' slate convention al Khimalh Falls In July. ThoiPju mis of people have use.d Snrgon. "(id il at Magili's.". 8H Clayton Isaacs left yesterday for Portland to attend tho pre-showlug of the new Majestic, radio at the lienson hotel (his week. A clearance sale on hats at the Kmmy Kou Hat Shop In M. M. (dure. Kadies hats H8c to $1.1)8. Kiddles' hats L'lic to $t.i)8. Clroen -slaniiis given. 84 A. S. Hlsey, superintendent of the eastern district Methodist Kplr-J copal church, arrived In Medford this noon to attend a local con ference of church members. Kindling for sale, limited Htipply. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. tilll. .f.Hlf Included among hot id guests here from Washington nre F, K. Miller of Yakima, and the follow ing from Seattle; V. M. Cowley. T. 11. Cowman, T. F. Minahan and S. II. Crookes. ltoguo Klk Hotel place to cal, something to eat, and (ho right persons to cook It. tioif Teiiinorary auto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's office yester day to A. K. Ilordan of Ashland. W'. K. Chartraw, C. U, Dodge, Ann strong Motels company and Mrs. kiics Da Ha I re of Medford and Cat I Tonole of Siskiyou. Daiii'o till Cold Jllll, every Saturday night. .... -Hit Miss olga Anderson was among the local visitors who spent yes terday In Klamath Fa Mm. For sale Kxtra fine annual Includtiu; Clarkla, Inula, Freruh and African Marigolds, Petunia and other varieties. S. 10. Chastaln. North Pacific, highway. I'hono U.l' -l.-L1. 1 .ic a dojt. 8 t Mrs. Albert Fisher Itllettell t.f Ci and Fiirks, N. I .. left yesterday for l-os Angeles after visiting here for the past few davs with Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Netf. 'hen p lumber and cedar posts. Medford I, umber Co. SJ7tf Dr. M. A .Man y of Kiigem Hi -iHed In Meilfiird lliU morning to attend the day on biisinevi and pbaruie. He will leave for Klam ath Pall Ibis evening. Members of the Collegn Wom en's club having riiniii in cats for p.sellgers and t hose wishing o go t'i Ashland, will please rill 'T-JK-J-U. n;. I .tike .leniiiMKs. Peagle rancher ieienll- sentenced tn.one vojir In the slat-- itchil.Miti.il y Md fined ?.''n tuiiui hi- iKiniciiioi hi ciii'iiit ciiuil en charge of niash posses slim, has tiled nniice nf appeal at ! Hie ci.unly elerk'M office to the 1 l.ile fuiireme cuitrt. ' Millinery sale. Price clashed 'below cost. Thursday. Friday and Saturday at I he Hit ml lb., y : Past tlth SI. (Just east of Kconoiny tiroceterln. (Irei'ti stamps given. 81 ! K1 Kittle, formerly emploved at the Armstrong Motors UH t rice ho hni been serbnihlv ill fn seme time putt at the Sneied I bin t how pit, il. wiiH lemoveil this week to Pi'i tl iml hosMial for fiitther treat ment. I Prespinnklnn, fimockinir and hut totihotes. The Fimhlon Shop, 4lM Medford UltlK. lhone 13tf t HrEDFOT?D MATL Fred H. Chdmpllii of the Foots creek section spent yesterday in Medford on business and taking In the moving picture theaters. Cuests from Portland at local hotel include Arthur Cole. IL T. .ludson, F. M. Wolf, Kermit P.ren- .t..i .. i ii ci...,.ii t ni..Lf w. ll. W. A. iiualup, 'o.'c' Al1tcr-;,'"i,r"";,"l't "'" Mc7 l"'I.Hal In j .n. H. y. -M..M. lux Allovuy.l"rB1 " ' .M,.'- Abel .wont 1 , ! i.' K-in k. a- I...V,. Mr. n(i M. F. Swift. F. A". DeVo, I Mrs. W. K. Morton. J. M. liodger, : Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allen and A. J A. Pradlcy. Chicken dinners, 7.ric. The Cov ered Wagon, Phoenix. 100 , Included in tho KJumath Falls delegation present last night at the district KlwanJs club meeting at (thu Hotel . Medford were Jvdward Livingstone, C. Crittenden, Klbert VeaU h, Thomas Dtlzell, iuo Smith Southwell, I A'v Mallery, Dr. and Mrs. MaMvcy, Klmcr iialuiKcr and .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson. Oot thrue fendurit and auto bodies straightened at Prill's Sheet Motal Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phone 4 IX. tf following a visit of two weeks In Medford with Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd (tush, left last venlug for a two weck.s' vacation trip to Santa liar hunt. She was Joined here yester day by Mr. iiehern, employed aa a government mail clerk working noiith out of Portland. Jct me write your fire insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phillip 993. Ci Mi', und Mr. William' Young ar rived in Medford last evening from Seattle. Wash., to upend wverrtl days In hfs city veiling relatives while en route to San Francisco. Wu have a big load through Paso Itoldes, Cal., and are looking for a toad back from San Francisco, Oakland or any of the way points. We must know at once. Phone Ashland 117.' Whittle Transfer cfl. . h:i . Dr. and Mrs. W. 1 1. Ileckman of Coining Court, who recently moved I hre from Central Point, Jeft Wednesday for San Francisco to initet their daughter MIhh Ann ettc, who is on route from Hilo, Hawaii. They were accompMnlcd Hv their daughter and win-in-Iau'. Mr. and Mrs. Carl V'eaver. and iM visit Kiy Weaver, who is at- tending IJneoln university. Cal. - Window Klass.atl sizes; aho plate glass. Trowbridi?ii Cabinet Wks. Dick Singler. directory clerk of the postol'fice, (s spending his va cation M Camp Clatsop with com pany A of this city, of which he is a member. Assistant Postmaster Peach linn also been off duty this week, taking In the last of his 1 days vacation of last year. Ladles' house dresses, office dresses or nurses' uniforms, for sale. Tailor made to measure. The J. It. HoameH "'Rosalia" line. "Kvery wearer Is a booster." Call LPM-J, forenoons for further Infor mation. Also ailk d reuses for sale. Mrs. Harto. 45tf Among the California people reg istered at Medford hotels are Hey mond Janson and W. It. Mulln of Tw Angeles, II. C. Otto of Holly wood, Mr, and Mrs. C. K. Maud of Itedlamh', J. D. Frederic ksnu of Sacramento, Mr. and M is. II. I-:. KleliiHorge, Jr., of Yuba I 'It y and Walter Harris of San Francisco. New' shipment of Hair Hats, val ues to 7.!i.ri: special ;).! a and fl.n. Steward's $1 to $ I a Store.. 8:i Following the long cool spell, the temperature and humidity of yes terday, although the mux 1 mum was only 84, made most folks swel ter and think the weather was much warmer. Cloudiness prevail ed today with slni-hi clouds In the oil ing. - which with the humidity Inspired a popular belief that a thunder storm might he coming. Slightly fooler weather is forecast for tonight, and cloudy weather tor tonight und Friday. For sale Aider., zinnia, marrl gold plants, JOc doz.; other kinds. 4& Uulnce. 7 Gt f , Fishing may have been poor In the K la math basin, but. Diamond lake. a usual, yielded limit catches to every angler who knew the dif ference between a tuaspoon and a fishing spram, according to Mike Shannon, K la math Falls, who , re turned lant( night from the famous fishing resort. --Klamath Falls Her ald. Summer prices on selert grade greun slahwuod. - Moil. Fuel Co.. Tel., H3I. f.3tf ' Cheap dry lumhor nt Medfnrl ltiirtber Co. 327tf II. D. Powell, muslcr of the Med ford lodgu A. F., iv. A. M., and K. M. Wilson, deputy grand master of this distrli-l.. are attending the grand, bulge In Portland. ,1U-In. green pine ahitiwood $1.00 pur. tier, haul It yourself. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. ft 3 1 . 53tf Select grade factory block $5.30 per load. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. B31. r:itf Mis. Sybil King, sister of Wm. Pay, ami her sou Arthur, of Chi cago. uii1 visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hay. The Daughters of Veterans will meet at the Armory Friday oven tug at M o'clock. Cheap I ii in her und cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. 37tf Select grade factory blocks $5.1)0 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 31. r.aif The College Women club will meet In A di land at the home of Mrs. Ktnll Pell, hi (.Irani to street. Instead of with Mrs. Dickey, on Saturday, June IS. liogtie Klk Hotel a place to eat, something l" "at, and the, right pur nuns to cook tt. fiOtf Kindling for sale; limited nupply. Med. Fnel Co.. Tel. 83!. f,3tf Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey and W. .K High of Tab-tit w ere business vihitor In the city today. I In. gieen pine stabwood $1.00 per tier, haul It yourself, Medford Fuel Co., Tel. tiUl. &3tf Pogiio Klk Hotel n place to eat, so met hln rid cut. and tho right pel inns to eisik p. fiOtf Mil. Donna ('.raffi of Kunt Main sireei and Mm John Hlldebrait and two children, fm-ineiiy of Medford ' but now of Stockton,- Cal., have been the uueslN ie past few d lym r Mr. and Mi-. A. N. SoIIsm at the home south of Phoenix on the hlxhway. PvnKen Old-Tlme Dance ami Sat. nt the Nat. PynKew Old-Time Pa nee and Sat, at the Nnt, Wei R7 Wed 8 TRTBTTNTTC, MEDFOUD, I owtuary tf SHERIFF INTERVIEWS CAR ' ' AUKb Mv. Aiik-Mb Abel, SI iynars of use and well known In ; .Mwlford, paused awHV Thursday irii'.il aiiotii a montti w u. il'lke, und wua laki n III during lior ' I visit. All of liar cllllilrun wen. ' with lK-r a. Ih tlmo of her dpall., exc-pt n daiiKiitei, ho resides in ; !"r' i "I t ii f. iiv 1 nieu uy me lainii). I h followHiK children survive: Mrs. C. J. Pike, of Millington; Mtm. I V. O. WehHter of Huntington Park. , jy ;,atIJ.nt(in!; aIlli " that he Ik j ing water to municipalities miidu ! beating. ' n r , ,i , v, , rosiK.nHihlo for the disappearance ! of Medford, hut will delve into thia ' Your stomach may he so di .H' .V ' .I?1!... . ",J.a;A;' !of Mra. Franklin nix yeurH ugo. Oim-1 knotty oueation at once and get tho tended that your breathing is short V. i a1' ot,1'K, ' ' ;U1 .V , Paul, Minn., and one aou, tranit AhOl Of LUIlHinHlr, Cat. (JKPPKUT Joseph i e p p r t 1 passed away at the Sacred Heart (hospital at 1 2: Oil a. m. Wednes ! day, June I '1. from Injuries re ceived while working at tlPe Wm. jStratton place near Talenj, ore. j Mr. f-ieppert was horn In Baden, (Germany. February 7, 1851, and (at the time of his death he was 1 aged 7 8 years, 3 months and 1 5 (days. He was one ' of the earliest ! pioneers In this country, corning I hero on November l !i, 18S4, first isottlfng In the iiutte Foils district, and had Hince last November been living near Tah-nt. He was a man of high ideals ami character, and during his 78 years he had been sturdy, never sick a day. working rip until the time of his (Math. Josephine Miirshall was married to Joseph (Jeppert on November I38, and to tills union were born 11 children, five of whom survive, I lorace f Jeppert of Rut to Falls, Ore.. Lewis and Charh-H (Jeppert of Talent, Oro., Joicphlne Caey of Klamath Fills. Ore., Mis. fJrcydon Childrcth of Medford. Ore. Funeral servlceK will he held at tjvj Catholic, , cjiurch Saturday morning at 9 o'clock, Kov. Father Ulack officiating. Interment in the : Iiutte. Palls oomelei-y. . l'ei l funeral home, in charge,. Ii IWOd DUILLA 0 OUIIu IN STEVENS RECiTAL Two Fong miniatures, composed hy Mlsa Jui'Iipmsc Mm lor, local urn 4dcdnn, will be included on thu re cital program til James Stevens, popular huritonu. who will appear In St. Mark'R (Jiilld hall nxi Tues day night beginning at 8:15. These nuinhciH. which have nevnr been presented In public before,' will he a. delightful local feature ; of t h" prngiam. . , .. c Tlcketu for the enncert hare been jtjacjjd ,hy. muiuhorii of thiA.iriiild' 'M StraiiK'n drug sio'-e, Colvig's. Meatl's ntn( , tjie f,!) liner j music house. Posters have al.'io boon din tr!hitlcd and have attracted Inter est in tho musical event. Tho .Medford ti.uden dub will hold the hott mectlm; of the sea son at 7 :tn at the Hotel .Medford tonlKht. Mrs. Carl Swlnart. who has Just returned from the Port land rose sliow, desires a DM) per cent attenlauce. .Matters of Im portance will come up for dis cussion. Mrs. Chas. Furnas will .report on lief trip to the Federated Jar den club mctttlim at Corvallls. Mrs. SwiKart will Klve a report on the rose show at Portland. Mem bers are nrRcd to attend, (luests are Invited. -OMIipUICM I'iCCt iuiko manii.a. .i.,t. 1:1. -M-i-An (til I't lli mi 1 rt i if li ti I lull ii I it ii i"n I l,i II wiih fell at r : 2 5 p. in. toibiy In th central and southern Philippine Islands. No sei ions damiiKO was reported. , 4 Alt klnila of spraying dono' Ity Allen, i;easonahle prices. Phont your order to or -IL'-I tt GARDEN CLUB MEETS .Films Free m::'t -: AT MEM T0N!8HTrSlS:iSi 5 Wk , Cd. Phmarv '. ST hiy"'1- '""'Ki &S&rv ji p 'iEvery j Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m p yy fH -- i, , 1 ism Ipipliiffl 'TjIIiieai3-i4na First Insurance ; LjJ fARCC y FL YrJi TTGEcmoi Asency : Momy miL$tr - Wails ii ' ; w mi & -Tn ! ;Phon8 105 30 N. Central , , jyf ' HELEN TWEI.VETREES ".; - 05f'?m77t Mil L 0reB ' &l$sv J CHARLES EATON, CARMEL MYERS , V' Jjf'4fff ' freaky Sneaky Love-Affairs that Howl vii- CJ AVBrM,3 'T'rm ' with Laughter tt jfit ' ,clark & McCollugh' .r, r" TOlljlj j feJf; ; ALL TALKING COMEDY SENSATION (frmJ pth. Newt i r ' JrU&?x2klJ&S:sh Ml, u.- , . jVij62c2aA OnEOOX, THURSDAY, HARVEY GUSTAVUS : " '' Sheriff It. L. Hill of Visalla, Cal., ulnrnr..l tl.li, uflnrii i it frim Willi. ,.,, w,.re 1B welll , i,e,.v,,.w noon from businps3 vIsIih at Salon ,,,.,.,, (;llB,avs. Th(, ,ihc.rif( r;. alld j.orUlin, B(nte Monday. and oJZUeX his story that ho hail seen Mm. ivarl Franklin in this city In June, ,,.,i,.. , c.. !tuvuf Ih an old ncqnafntance or the h ,ff Khprlff Hill iiccnmoitnid hv n deputy and the 15-year-old son Mho missing woman, arrived hen i!aat night to conduct an investiga tion. The Bon wan brought on the trip to Identify n; mother is case 8h? wan found. Tho visiting officials will spend a couple of days in southern Ore gon Heekins clues to the where aboutH of the woman. They are as Hinted by local authorities. , t . Notice. The public and all creditors f the Sweet Shop and tho partner ship of N. H. Harrison, and P. O. McFarland are hereby notified that the partnership of Harrion and McFarland, doing buslnesH as the Sweet Shop. Medford, Ore., has been dissolved and Ij. O. McFar land has sold all of her interest therein and N. H. Harrison has assumed ;"all ,tho hillw, debts and obligations thereof and U O. Mo Farland will not bo responsible for any of tht; bills, obligations, con tracts or indebtedness thereof. 8. O. Mej.'A PI. AND. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOK SAPK L'H Mammoth Prorr.e turkey eggs. SHI per H'li. P. M. Push. Central Point. II. 1. WANT KI) Work of any kind by threo hiirh school boys. 11 IV Niantic St. S3 WANTKD Young married man for store work; mui have small truck for delivery, flood wages and allowance for use of truck. P. o. Pox HiaL'. M TKAM TO PKT f.ood team, liar-ne:-s and wagon to let out in ex cbam:e for hav. (;ill P.Mi Jack sonville, after (I, or see me. Oold Seal Crmy. N. C. Smyihe. full HAI.K ;inl stand; 1 L'7:i-.l. Canufy. rulltT, cae i-oaf-imahlc. I'luuii' l:i;.NT Kurnl: m- In. Call ZMi-.t. Inil llOIIKt' s:iif t'Olt SA l.i: iMo.lci n X-ronm hnnit. iH.jiittiflil Hhadi! tl'fCH. lawn ami a nlci' variety of Hlirulis and rifiwctH. This lu-'HRTty Ih cltiHi in and well Im-atrd mi mm of Uio prlll'llial slrei't;! in the Hlv. l-'nr liriin and tonus, address l:. 1'., rare .Mail Tiilmni'. !IU FOK UKNT Mndfi-n E-rmim for--nishi-d homo. Call at IJJ S. Piv- ile. !H) TWO ROOMS housekeeping N. Itiversiue. OH IlKN'T 3-rootn hoiifa on Al mond St., with built-ins; iaraK' and wuodtdicd alla'-hed. Call at PiJ Almond St. for information. FOlt SAI.IO flood sized petunia plants, mixed colors, lfe. per cbz. Call S;i7 W. L'nd, forenoons. S.ltf FOlt PFNT floor apt. FOlt UKNT Furnished It-room . apartment for housekeeping. In uulro at oils w. 10th or call 4-U 85 ZZZ 11F 9 v v VV omen s Hose ' " i 7- FOK !B.N-T-M...lorn nn.rtn.on.. - ie Tmie,; -n .. ' . . -' . , cIokp In. Phone 75-.'. S4 - .... IJ.'Hinililc f"-" 1 j 1 i .1 ...... . . . llotol Grand. XS . I : i .2' . ,.' - - " " "j " " !..',.,. r 'iSfttft; SSSS-B u'-. SnMS- All - New $1.00. Pair ' jl' -"-nr m Silk from top to toe with 1 ''-Si;!' " 51 .TlTXli r., fa il WATER SALE PROBLEM; City Attorney John H. Carkin, who was yesterday elected secre tary of the atate tax rommiKuion, of which he it, una of the threej memberH.. at its organisation met-i l.,.r . ., .,..... .,1 tli't,' , opinion for the city council as to the status of authority in Question ...i ..;.; I J. .l . opinion read y- as aoon us'poHsihlfi;, Jt . . minritliHVl ,h.t whi!( h nnu !t lw. r iw-f-.l lnfr. mathm on the subject which will aid him In preparing the opinion Why Some Women Are So Popular Heauty's firft requisite skin per fection. Thus, the fairest and wis est use MKPPO-GLO Face Powder that spreads more smoothly and ( uroiLurujj-a - youthful, bloum. Lit new, Foench p'rocuw ', mukoii MKJ.lio- i GlM stay on longer and bans the1 shiny nose. Pure! Prevenis pasti ness, flak-inesM, Irritation and largo ( puM. IfeeH-XLO-GLO. Heath's ,' Driig Stored B- - WHY- Worry Wlien a Fire Insurance Policy Will Protect You From Possible Fire Loss. R. A.' H0LME8 ' ' INSURANCE AGENCY ' Jackson Co. Bank Btdg. Phono 444 SINCE v 1 9 09 1 ESViya !"" " ""w" DEVELOP "" I 5 YOUH REXALL STORE WTy ' " Open Sundays and Evening?' ' ; ''" -,:-c E'fpl '. V . r'v, . - ", i , I iii.anv -Mlmnv milk ronilnscry nine haai-d by. liut'dcn Milk com- paiiy iimirii-tiinati ly -'" To AH Who Suffer Stomach Agony, Gas I ' Heath's Drug Store ! , j Money Back If One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Doesn t Do You Mere Good Than Anything Vou Ever Used .' Vn .... .i,,i ..1,1. ,.s . o wn w Mi iiwrnjeo nn n u "IS " 1 nd gaspy. L You think perhaps you are nut loctUillg. You aie dizzy and pray for quick relief ---what'it to hu lone? .Iiwf f.tw. tiil.lcKooiiiirnl of Dare's I'.Menlha Pepsin and in ten minutes the giLs disappears, the prewstm; on thoHiuart cea ses and you jcitn bithe deep and naturally. S - Oh! What blessed relief: but why not tret rid of sueh attacks alto- " ' - ' Murshfluld Plana ( nmi'U-li'd r contruolioll ol wuoiiun LrldKu un i Snrnnd strt-t, . . and Indigestion Makes This Offer get her '. Why have Indiitestlon a' all? " With this wonderful medium. you can overcome indigestion or dyspepsia, or any condition that keeps the stomach In constant re bellion and one bottle will prove ii. Over' fi.odO bottles sold in one small New Jersey town in nu yi4i- and the best druggists the cmdj try over concede that its phenom enal sales are due to the Tact thai the most stubborn chronic asc are promptly conquered. Ask fi.r and insist on getting Dare's -Jeii-t ha I'epsin, a pleasant to lake, health building stomach elixir that Heath's and regular pharmacists anywhere in America guarantee. -f If Father's Is JNext Sunday June 16- Give Dad A Tie" We Have Every Style. , 50c to $3.50 Day