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MEDTOnr) MAtL TRTBtjyB, MEDFORD. OKEftOX, MONDAY, JULY "22. 1029.
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Personal
AmollK Callfuriilunx lrilt'i -il t : Mr. and Mm. Waltrr Jiinn (fur- ..Minn l.my 'hm uf Urania
local IioIHk arc Mr. mid Mm. l N ; meiiy Mi Mliuili- Hurrlmir), I0-Ja a visitor In .MeilforU jeHlel
Alli'll. Ur. II. Ilemlerwin. and iuirnwl Satunlay.fruin a brief hiio-.j iluy.
family. Mrs. T. IVnni-ll uf Santa vyniuun iliroimh tlie noi ch, follnV- JJ.60 per load 12. 50. green pine
llarl.nra, Mr. nml Mm. V. W. Hhiin-j ins Ihelr marrlniiv In I'urllliml lasf ulalix. J 2 or 16-ln. Ask about free
nun of I'asadena, Mr. and .Mm. Kd ' week. , , 1 kindling-.. Mud. Kuel Co.. Tel. rj.11.
Hurl of .Mi.ryHVllle, Mrn. II. It. Ku'unlav will be Hip lai-l "day of I ' '. 105'lf
ISinllh of Itrrkeley. Cora A. Ilrown ; ,(lle Howards Hull Buliies(. Halo, j ' rJet tree props. Med. Lumber;
nf (llfiiilora. Mia. M. K. Ilarrla of iK.,.l, barcaliiH each day. 2"Ca' " . l16t,j
! !. liearll. lira. J. T. Ilryall and Itn-sHI and Helen Wilson of! i ne 'aKe Joaa of passeiiKers, .
r.. nauiinan oi ; I'nlm iniiluri-d to cralcr l.lim- yei
....... in.- KNiunuiH leidiiy
Radio Program
KMED
. Mill Trlbunt-Vlrgln Station'.
Ed Trav)n ami I). Vt. Li-win, ar
" , , ' , ...,, Mlaa K. Vouvdla of t uba Cily. Mr. , ,M,.,f,d and Allre Walker of Kaale
land Mm. r..I'.. Hatmnan of I. oh
IDK and dISUIIMimii I lie. peace, apeui AnKPt.
the nigh, in the city jail. '"";!. pneiMn ang.Mr,. T.I "Mnin of .prl.ylne done by
i, t '. . i... '' McCobb, .M I'm. M. Unwiiiuti a"'lAllen. reaminnble prlce. Phone
earn, v iiKi i.i.y ............ " ' unlit vr. Win. (J. Oi n and fam-!your oru(.r , 1039 or 422-1,. tf
apearlnK In he .1 y c ml 1 ,niyI)n ,, (m mh
" . of I J - I et, s", ""'" Sl""1'1 M'"' A- J'- -I'"" 'he laat week In Klam-
made by Office, Uwtt and Won-, Jn(.i)M ,iia. Maud,. Turplr, and m ,,' ulle,llt of ,,.. Will-
lkl,r' ' : will, Mi a. K. I'ollexfcn. Mr. and i jj. Davln, returned to Medford
James .1. McNlilr Is disposing or Mnl. w , ' Kolhschlld. Mrs. i laai nlkht.
his furniture at 11' 10 B. Main street ceinmes and Dr. and Mrs. K. B. , rve prp; l lenglha. Porter
Mondny and Tuesday of this week ,..,,.,. ' 1 lumber Co. Phone 124. 122
Hee ad on classified pr.ce. I'-l ,)r n,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,!,.. in" mass'oj: Included ainonK the OreBonlans
Mr. and .Mrs. r i eii aici neranii HI1,i ,.ectro therapy. PiHcllcnd In i l etlstei ed at local hotels Hominy
Medford since 1 91 5. Now located ; if aie -M. it. Lewis of I'orvallls. Mr.
at 3fi N. Oakdale, I'hope 1470. 127'iolltl Mrs. It. 1.. Neblock (if Scap-
Wullace Dlnkens, who Is P"ose, .Mr. i.nd .Mis. ii. ii. Williams
h- ui,...n II fir Chile. ( . ( . urown ana m. ,.
vacation.'"' i l-ucas of Canyon City. Air. and Mrs. j
Tree props; all lengths, Porter!,-' ''" -uw " una "'-
Lumber Co. Phone 124. ,. 12Z-. 'owing from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. nne Kent, who has beeri r1'". ''aimer. Mr. and Mrs.
1 1 1 f,,,. .In. tirtsl leeeli i.t ber hnnii. ill.. I'.. lieilZUIl. .Ml. 1111(1 .MI'S. IlllO
left today for Crescent City, llnn
don and other coast points for the
next few days.
Special at rolvlg Drugs,
,M IB.
cpecmi a iu., - employed at Woolworth
sheets fine linen stationery with 50 j j()w m n twn wpeM y(
envelopes, on lor cents. nee I
window next to Rlalto theater. I
. 124
filiests from a distance at Med- .
fold hotels Include K. I.. Hack- '.
Htadt of Saginaw. Mich.. .Mr. and ,
.Mrs. Jos. Salley of Red Ijikp Kails, i
Minn.. M. fl. I.aganril. Dr. and Mrs. j
C., 7t Ahner of Chicago. K. A. I till'- I
this moi-ning oir tho Hhasta.
lett this morning for Crater I
following the arrival of the Shasta
train.
Selected green blocks arid slabs,
12 or lfl-fti., no edgings. Auk about
free kindling. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. I T
631. iVir.if 1 T "
Tree props rrotn clear lumber.
Big Pines l.br. Co. Phone No. 1.
listf
N. A. Meade and family, .Miss
Kdna Mae Wells and Harry Rogers
made a trip to the Oregon Caves
yesterday.
Dance every Sat. Nat. 120
Corona adding machine at Med
ford Typewriter Exchange. 1311
.
Monday. Jolt 22. ;
P. M. i
4 I I tfp arsis' Theater. ' I
(1:15 to (1:30 Mall Tribune. j
V news and markels. 4
to 8:30 lOads Transfer. ' :
NATURAL DEATH
hfi-t Kiwi .Moniluy imn-nitiK Uy Mis.
.MrKui latut. w hifli gave no th-ittils.
ruiu-ludeU UiHL.iie whs ihc Mime
Mi-Karlaml who had Inn-n hlt in
the hoM'iij).
Mr. .M I'M i lain, lutd resiileil in
OiiklaiKi for tlx past live yturtt. ,
huviiiK. ffone iln'itt from .Medford i
allor Kcvi-ral yi:iiK iciiilfiii' hfie
with his family. I
With Ihfi i-ffurn- hiniiu voulurilnv
3U , 9:3Mon,Mo,r Oil froA Oakland. C.I.; of Mrs. Lillian
Co. ; 4i
TiieNdny, July 23. 4. t McFarland und aons. Andrew,
tjllermnn and Ernest, It became
t.lle iltnown that' A. K. McFarland, the
I
1 A. M.
I 9 to in L a w r e n c
SI'OKANK. Wash., July 22. IP'
While fishing from the bank of,
the. Spokane river. James Thomas.,
5'J, lost hia footing and fell to his
death In the fwirling ( urrenl. The
body was not recovered. ' '
Women re saying: "Pinkham's
Compound keeps me fit to do my
work."'"I was nervous and all run
down. Now I eat better nnd sleep
better". "It helped my thirteen
year old daughter." "I took it be
fore and after my baby was bom."
"I am gaining every day."
-husband and father was not killed
by a bandit. In thai city, as was
rumored here last . Monday, but
died a natural death in an Oak
land huspltal from uraemie pol-
o St. I.otlls. Mo.. Air. add Mrs.
AW Ij. Harder of Amaiillo, Tex.,
1 I
Or,.
I ' 'J I
Sara- of
ST. 1,0111!) Mimes E. St. Louis
nnUU.l .l'll,..i;...i... , 1.1.,
is reported better today. m a. . . ..ou. . a. jdailKn,er ,e Jacksonville high-
Tree props; all lengths. Porter ! " and Mis. II 1 .11- wa aged 73 years,
Lumber Co. Phone 124. ' 123' j ("J" and son. Mr, and Mf. S. (..)() m()1hs an(, dava M'. g(
Mrs. It. V. Maker and daughter Palmer. Ms. Ivan 1 K Si.yger, Mr. wag mn n sh
of l.os Angeles arrived In Medfonl I"."'1 J0M- l-erenldge. J-Wis., September 10. 1855. and imfde
uance every Bar, jvni. ",,,. .- n..f a..ii
.1 M..u iu n,.Vw.,.tu o,i; r ......1 .,ni ui
...i . . null ..t.n. .....,, in ...... ,U IK .(ma 1m ..nn
siend the day visiting Mrs. Walter:.
daughter Leah.
m, rt.niEltter Mary .lane. Mrs. C. A.l
I111-I1 and
Maker
Portland by auto.
Tree tit'iitis from clear lumber.', lives.
Illg Pines Lumber Co.. Phone Sc. 1 . ' ''et me wrll yur ,lre Insurance.
r will leave this evening for j "' hmood nn.l Mrs. Myrlle Wood j mornlnR , v,s' ,,, daughter, Mrs
HIM llV OHIO. .nit mis in.iiiiiiih ' 'i',"ii,a A n u ran.nl ...l.lai.l It,
nrid Mr. and Mrs. .1
Tonopalr, Nev. '1
'.We-Klx-Km shop. Now open for j
business. Tool sharpening a spec
ialty. We know. Nat Hiilg. Phone j
1473. W. II. Marrho. 1 1 ., r I Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland
With two handsome cuts of ( ra- u h r, nallkln m)(.,.. 0f ; Phone 9S3. tf
ter Lake on the front page, he ,,.,.,,,,. N, ,,., f,.OMti all(1 Oeolge! Ml Venlla fllbbons left the last
Forum Flashes ( open monthly j .,.,., f ,.01.tlllIld, ,.,. llf . If . he week for Mend. Ore., where
publication for .Inly. Is exception- fl)m(t c vlce left here this , '' will spend t he remainder of the
ally Interesting and readable. ' morning to visit tiie (Ireen mono- 'summer visiting relatives.
Window glass, all sizes; a so plale j (an ,,ui,kv po)t aM( mmf Malvella Dowman has Installed
glass. Trowbridge ( nbinet Wks. .,.,, . ,,. ,..... ..., .,., the latest In permanent wave md-
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I. Hutchison and ,.; in tne Botfma'n Beailly
nt which time he came to Ot-egon.
He came to Medford last Friday
Dr. and Mrs. 12. M. I'lckel motored
to Mtltte Falls yesterday on a pleaH
ure trip.
.Tnmes J. McNnir is disposing of
Pelican May Lumber company sale.
; Shoppe.
and Mr. Itankin will visit the Cnloit)
( reek section. ' .j 1
incai ann long instance nauiniK-
amlnallon will He held at Portland
For further information and appli
cation .'blank, apilly to the secre
tnry, board of t'nlted States civil
service examiners, pnstofflce, Med
ford, or to the secretary, llth
rilited States civil service district.
207-. Poslorric.e building, Seattle,
Wash.
Solected green blocks and slab.i,
12 or 1 0 -In., no edgings. Ask about
free kindling. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel.
631. 105tf
Mr. r.nd Mrs. It. A'.'Atwood ajient
Sunday In Cfl-antH Pass.
Miss Phylls Uoberts spent yes
terday at Pj'ospect visiting friends.
Her mother and others tit the party
"fin on 10 viaier i.iint", I '-ji'iihiik
Phyllis and returning to Medrord
last night. . .
Transferring and storage. Quick
service. Phono 833. F. 15. Samson
Co., 2211 N. Hlversldo. 131
Marshall Marher. McMarr store
manager at tlrants Pass, has been
transferred to the Ashland store
of the company.
Gentleman going to Portland will
sham expenses of trip. Phone
Jacksonville operator. 223
Mrs. F. (1. Munch left Saturday
night for a two weeks' vacation
visit with friends and relatives In
San Diego. Los Angeles and other
southern California points.
SG.00 Special Jli.00 per load, fac
tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
031. luu'tf
Auto licenses' were Issued In the
sheriff's office Saturdi.y to the fol
lowing: .Mrs. S. K. Perdue, F. 11.
Mnrielt, K. It. Chllds. Winston I..
Datlgherty of Medl'ord, Harry Ton
of Lake Creek. .1. M. Slorln of Cen
tral Point, and James M. Zeuor
of Jacksonville.
Dressmaking, smockinc nnd but
tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424
Medforil nidg. Phone 111. 13tf
12s
Dr. Kresse returned this noon
from Portland, where he had been
attending the media. 1 association.
Tree props; all lengths. Porter
122
lift Dr. and Mrs, . v . Ilowi.rd re-
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Nichols of turned Sunday from attending the
Medford left this-morning for Port-; national osteopathic convention Irij
in joiner cities, including
iwa. the doctors former home.
flee mv business here known as 1 "' relurned via the ( an.nllan
the Dutch Oven, located at 605 s. I Pacific and were accom led by
Riverside lojithe doctor's mother
nis lurnnure at 1 - 1 r-. to. tin nii'--i ... ,, rt m i-i,,,,.ia 'r..nnu.
Monday and Tuesday of this week. , ((,r M N Rvcrl,1(i'e Te) J044.X. Luinber Co. Phone 124.
See ad on classified page. 121 ' ' ' r)r and Mrs. W. W. lion
The I nited States civil service
commission announces an open
competitive examination lor tne ;,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,.,,,,..,.,, ,..,. , Des Moines. Iowa, and visitln;
position of gardener In the vet-i n,n , .,,n. -i.,! i I other cities, including Jefferson
erans' hospital. Portland at $1 4 10 , Cafornl , mUHt ,,e1 , ,
10 a year. Heeelpt of 'IP-,,,,,. m h.i... hr t,n-n j ' Tl
plications will close August . I-:x-
Mvdford, He became quite ill, and
everything , was. administered for
his aid. - The end came very sud
denly and was a severe shock to
Hie bereaved family. He leaves a
son at Weiser, Idaho, and a (laugh
ter, .Mis. R. A. Doe, of Medrord.
Funeral services.- were held at
the Catholic church at 10 o'clock
today. Father Black officiated, and
Interment was made In the Jack-,
sonville cemetery.
Jeweler.
in to in:3n-v-siVuthern Ore.
fi gon Kleetrlc. $
10:30 to 11 Domestic Latin-
dry.
11 to 11:31 M. M. Depart- sonlng. Mrs. McFarland and soiih
ment Store. 4 (Andrew and' Herman left here for
11:30 frt 12 K.MKD. Oakland last Monday forenoon on
12' noon News flashes. Mall j receipt -of the news of the death,
i Tribune. 4The funeral nnd burial took place
12 to 12:30 Beebe & Kindle. ln Oakland last Wednesday.
12:30 to 1 : 3 0 Monarch Seed Mr. McFarland who had been
and Feed Co. 4 employed in one of the West Coast
1:30 to 2 Business College. theaters In Oakland for some time
2 to 2:30 Peoples Electric. ! P"f hn'' heen ailing for a week,
6 to 6.-15 Isis Thei.ter. ' hut thinking it merely a temporary
11:15 to 6:3(1 Mall Tribune. 4 i niinor in 11 ess did not visit a doctor
4, ann continued to grow worse until
l.nw- Monday afternoon, a week ago, he
v news and markets
0:30 to 7 Coleman
Ion find .Medford
Station.
S to n Pig Tall. ;
n to 10-Cnitfornla
Power Co.
Service 4
Oregon
HALL TELLS HBW
wan tu ken from the anurlmentH
where he and IiIh younu Hon
KrneHt reHldetl to the hospital
where he died at 4 o'clock the next
morning.
The report circulated here last
Monday that he was probably the
McFarland, a Hervlce station atten
dant hot by a bandit in a holdup
on Sunday, arose thru the fact that
several local people who read in
Portland or Snn Francisco newa
iaperH of the hold-up. and learn
ing of thfl death telegram received
GIRL SCOOTS TO
PICNIC TUESDAY
It Isn't
Just Chance
thnt causes Southern
Oregon housewives to
buy more loaves of
Fluhrer'g Milk Bread
every day than they
buy of any other three
breads.
It 'b public demand,
preference due to qual
ity, thut makeB Fluh
rer's breads Southern
Oregon's first choice.
Fluhrer's , breads are
made from creamery
milk, pure vegetable
shortening, finest mill
ed flour, highest quality
malt, yeast and salt ex
pertly blended and per
fectly baked. That's
why it's good , . , why
Southern Oregon house
wives prefer it and ask
for it by name.
At any grocer
visitors today and were guests of
Dr. W. V. Howard at Kiwanis
luncheon. Dr. Ituddy Is a Itolarlan
and Dr. Middle Is a member of
the Kxehange club of Los Angeles.
Oct those fenders and auto
bodies straightened nt MriU's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super
Hervlce Station. Phone 418. tf
Dr. Halstead, pioneer In rriasso
and electro therapy. Practiced In
Medford Bince ID 15. Now located
it 35 N. Oakdale, Phone 1470. 120
Announcing their 1 1130 cars, the
Rnlck company will present an.
elaborate 'program dver a national
hook-up from r, : 3(1 to 0:3(1.
S5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac
tory blocks. Med. Fuel Co., Tel.
631. lOu'tf
$2.50 per load, $2.50, green pine
slabs, 12 or 10-ln, Ask nhout free
kindling. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. 031.
106lf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sims and "'"' "'' "nine witn mem.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Nordwh-k of , A reminder of tho fast approach
Miuirord wore lirnonK the local poo ! ' parkins season rhuy be seen nt
pie to attend the Shrine picnic atj e Porter Lumber Co.. where they
UohcIiuik I rtre ul0di,lK 2 carloads'of tree
Special' at C o 1 V I g Dfupfl, 72 ''ons- Phone 124. 122
sheets fine linen stationery with r.O Anyone wanting Rawleigh goods,
envelopes, all for 69 cents. See cn .1041-11. 124
window next to Rialto theater, j 1)1 TtmUly, head snrReon
124 in the eye, eur, iiHe and throat
MIhh Kva Nenlnn of the Daily
Xi'WH. who has heen on a vacation
trip to southern Cr.lifornlu. arrived
home yeHtorday, and resumed her
duties today.
A reminder of the fast approach
ing packing season may be iteen at
the Portor Lumber Co., whore they
are unloading 2 carloads of tree
props. Phone 124. 122
Mr, and Mrs. 11. K. Hutler of
Monmouth, Ore., arrived here Sun
day evening to spend a week visit-
ina iheir daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Bailey.
Tree props from clmir lumber.
V.ia IMnes Lumber Co., Thime No. 1,
m tf
Mrs. Dorothy llaueoin and her
father, Kay DlMiumd, motored to
Crescent Ml y Sunday, where Dor
othy will spend a week with her
mother, who Is occupying a cot
tage at the beach this summer.
Screens and windows. City Cab
inet Works. 227 N. Fir St. 125
Visitors from KUKene In Medford
Sunday Included I'. L. Jones, Mrs.
Jos, 11. and Miss Oertrude t. Hoke,
Mrs. McDermott, L. L. Hay and
(ion. It. Illoonier.
Dance at Dreamland, Colliders'
hall, every Wed. nnd Sat. tf
Klfty-three forest fires In the
national forests of Oregon and
Washington, counting from July 1
t o J nly 1 0, were reported to the
district forester. In the same pe
riod last year the number was 32.
Since January 1 this year the num
ber reported was 146 as compared
with 215 In IS2.
Peggie's Parmanents. Spiral and
Crogulnole waves. Ktnma Cline
Shop. Phono 4R4. 124
Kre.l C. Dlows of San Francisco
arrived In Medford this noon to
Join his wife, who Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Snider and family.
Special at Colvlg Drugs, 72
sheets fine linen stationery with B0
envelopes, all for fit cents. See
window next to Hlalto theater.
124
Crave Voss, assistant secretary
at the local Chamber of Commerce,
ts back at her post after a week's
vacation at Lake of the Woods, ,
Tree props from clear lumber.
HlK Pines Lbr. Co. Phone No, 1.
UStf
Mr. r.nd Mrs. J. F. Brady were
visitors In the city yesterday from
Trail. j
Uniform tree props. Med. Lum
ber Co. Iltitf '
Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Powell ,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.'
J. IV ItU kert at their tuhln at
KiUowood park yesterday.
Tree prnpi from clear lumber.
Hiu Pines Lbr. Co. Phone No. 1.
"The. Operation of art Air Mall
(Contract Line," was the subject
of nn Intensely Interesting and
educational talk given before the
Kiwnnls rluh by Seeley Hall at the
Hotel Medford this noon. Sketch
ing briefly the history of the Pa-
' eific Air Transport nnd the air
Ail fiirl SV.i..i ivlm hnvn n..nmail etVWe' Ml"' Ha Rht his
w ho wlllj nl oaBt riV(, lickrtH to the nhow nt 0t down to the vital present
the Ttiiilto liiniitpr. will moot fit aa problems and developments in
the Library tomorrow afternoon at''""111 the naenr and mail ser.
1 o'clock, where a truck will taUe v,ce .
the girls to their new scout camp I rhl,t t,,e l,ew I,orl w!" ho rpJ,d'
nn ih. Annb.tri.ta Th .i.-i. .iti ' use between September 15 and
bring their lunches and bathing!
suits, and will spend the afternoon j
swimming. They will return to
Medford at 5 o'clocli.
(i. Memlcnhall of the PJalto
department ' of the Los Angeles theater gave the Olrl Scouts 200
county hospital, and Dr. S. G. HUM tickets to sell, the nroeP, m ho
die. senior assistant, were MedforO j donated to the expenses of eon-'
October 1 was a statement made
by Mr. Hall. Ralph W. Swagler
of Lor Angeles, a visitor at the
meeting today, gitve a brief uene- j
nil- talk on the development of
aviation on the coast.
Grain
Storage
Store your grain in
our nef concrete ware
house at a reasonable
charge.
see us
MONARCH
SEED & FEED CO.
'" Warehouse
Cor. Tenth and S. Fir St.
alructltlK tlie new ennin.
The lentR will lie erected next
Sunday, when scout camii opens.
Ilnhe Drowns in Dllcli.
I"KXII.l:Tt).V. Ore.. July 22. '
1PiThe 14-innntll-uld dnUKllterj
of Mr. und .Ii-k. liny Pitee, llvinut
nenr Herntlston, drowned last Sat
urday when she fell Into an Irrl
Ktttlon ditch near her home.
Phone
51
4 .b uir Jtm
UTTER
CE CREAM
FOR 8.V1.IC . ......
New 3-rooin home, just outside
of city IhnltH. Karaite. '' li acre
Kround, lotn of heriies and exlrft
nice itarden. SiekiieH coinpelii
owner to well. I'rlce only JISIKI.
TerniH to .Hill buyer.
IIKIlIIK & SIMS.
I'llone Kllt'i. lii S. Hartlett.
. 121
IMSITIO.V VAN'TI1I Uy exilcrl
enced Inminens Woman. Ilox 7ii
Mall Trlhune. 127
KOU HUNT FurnlNhed ant.
Lincoln St.
in
127
FOR R ISN'T
house. $10.
Small furnlehed
24 Lincoln St. 1J7
Knit It KNT Small furnished
house. 3lir. S. Oakdale. 12ltf
FOR SAI.B l'.12 Ford t-oune.
llat'Kiiln. Apply Nash Hotel. '122
LOST LaiKe saclt of laundry le
txVccn KoKiie Klk and .Meiifont.
full Mcllonald at Rokuc Klk
Hotel. UM
'oil SAl.K Ford tourhiK: new
tires; runs fine; new paint;
:u.7li, Harry Annie, en nip
Kround. McAndrews road. 122
FOR SAl.K Police nupiilos. lii.
IMlone lill-.l-l. 124
FOR SAl.K 126 moilcl Ford
coupe. Al mechanically; lots of
extras: Imruuln, 1215 cash, t'all
after 6:Ja p. , 2(14 Heatly Nt.
I'lume Sll-.l. t;3
PASTUER1ZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
in
1 j . MILK.
Fo uSour Stomach'?
.'and Heartburn use
NYAL. .
Milk of Magnesia
It is an excellent antacfcl and mild'
Uxative, valuable in the treat
mcnt of hyperacidity of the 8toav
ach, indixestion when due to ei'
cestve acidity, heartburn, and a
an adjunct in combating certain
forms of diarrhoea.
Once a Trial Aways Nyal
50c
Jarmin & Woods
Drug Store
Open Every
Day Including
Sundays
7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Men
.Throw nwny the nhl shnv
iiiK lii'ttsh Hiiil shnvo with
Burma-Shave
35c and 50c
Sen-Gen-Ma
Roots, IVniks, ITi'i-hs for 11
slugoistli liver.
"Get h af Magiirs"'
Medford 's Oldest and Newest Drug Store
214 East Miin V T " ! ' . . ' Phcne 9.1
Knit UK.VT MoiU'in fi-nnun nn
rurniHtKMl housf. ltiuilv HI.
1 J 3
llStf' HOt'TIIKIlN (HtK
A chicken tllnm-r whk yiven Sun
tiny In honor of Mrs. Don l.ooilcy
uf Port In nil, wlin N hert vlull Iiik
her pit rent. Mr. ami Mrs. V. I.,
('iitnn. nnd ln-oiliirn ml hN(cih, .it
l.lthiH purk In Ashland. (Hhcm at
temlini; the plcntc were Mr. anil
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"INNOCENTS of PARIS"