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Newspaper Page Text'rRDFORTVfATlj TRrnTTMT!, MEDFOKD, OBEftOX; TlIITRSDAY. OfTOBER 3.' 102!)! ' tMIOKNIX, Ore., del. (Hpcc " Jal.) Vouiitf people In the. Com , .m unity 'and especially Uinno be- longing tu Uu soiilor ChrJufluii Kn Ueavor Bocloty, nro eagerly v;iithi and planning for the i'latrr lukc Union Christian Endeavor rally, to , ho hoJtf at tlio PrcHbytetifiii chureh here, Friday night, October 4th. . Tho rally 1h for the purpose of bootln tho annual foil convention 1 which will bo held at tho Medfonl n Christian church, October 25-27. . A pro-convention rally Is an annual event of this union, hut thl In the first tttne that PhoenlJc linn had ths plensuro of acting aa bout. Kepre flentatives from aoeletleH at Klam ath Falls, Anhlnnd, Medfonl, Cen tral point, Itoguo Uivor and C rants Pass will attend the. rally. , The evening's program will h Xln at 0:30 with a covered dlxh supper nt Which time toasts will he Riven, with Rev. Woodbridue O. Johnson of Phoenix as toast master, find banquet songs will be sung, with Rev. Carman 10. Mell of Mdford ns pep-ong leader. Vu , lowlnjr tho banquet, a program -boosting tho convention will be held In the inn In auditorium uf the church. At this time lalks and. tjtunts to nUvrtlsc the coming enn venlion will be given by the dif ferent Hoclotles present. ' To tnle care of the planning ind furthering of the. rally the follow :liif eommlttiieK have been appolnt- ed frum the loeal society: i Committee to set up tables and set banquet room In readiness. Joe Hartley, Ray Maust. Kdwi.rd Smith, Rev. Johnson and J. O. Coffin. Winnlfrcd Inmnn was appointed :as chulrman of the decorating eom - mittcc und is responsible for the .'decoration of the main auditorium. Rebeccu Rose was appointed as chairman of tho supper committee, to see to the final arrangements of the covered dish supper. , The reception committee ap pointed is composed of;I'Mlldred . tiiliiixrm. Coats and Rev. W. I KAW.E- l'OINT. Or..., Oil. 3. (SporlaD A lilny will lo kIvph gt tho EnRlii Tolnt Kriimti' hull n .Jiiittii-iliiy nlKlit, liy tho SiiniH Valley , (Iniiwo IJl-lilniillc-. Corm, I'llUUr-il, i".Mniiiniy'H J.'ll Wild I tone." Thin 1h a Hiiuthein chimin which .-will "curry ' Imik to l' Vlt Itlny." A cli'lluhtfiil miuihirn liivi ptory full uf i-oiiiiuii-e. heart llirol.. ami IutwhH. which Iihh ilriiwn kui'i lurKf ci-ouiIh in other turtH of tho vlloy. A throo'iicl iilny with fliio nim-ii-rry. ami 11! Nplpifdlil iiiituni In 111" TiiBtn wild will miilio you furiri't your DurriinnilliiKH while tliry tuko you to ' tho-minny HoiilliliinU for two houiH timl holil you Bpoll iliountl With tho timlorolla n .innuco .of. "Mnmmy'H l.il WH'l .llone," jio 1 rcnllstlu Unit ymi curt fnlrly net tho fniRi-nin-it of tho Jnnmlno find tho m.-iitrmliu. , wiiiiill ailmliwlon will ho clmi-iti-il which .will ro to tlt two erangon. 1 Doom oiicn ut K u'cloi k ' curtain nt 3:3ft. SHOW PRIZE PICTURE OF APPLfEGATE HOME i ., j.,, . .TACKSONVir,Ii:. tire.. Oet. It. (Speelal) A very Lnmilirnl ple- tture 1h tin display at linntrle'-( Htndlo In Atedfnrd of the eminlry luinie tif ,tr, and Mth, I ten ton lnno uf Appli'Knti', a now evii vhleh took tltlid vrlKf In the rv rent I'aetrie tnternatlnnal phttiK rapher'n rnnvcntlun at Sun Kriiit- trlsco. i This Will he uf Interest to their nmtiji f'teiulM lure. : -1 JACKSONVILLE C. OF C' IMPROVING QUARTERS : JAt'KNONVll.M-;, Ore.. ,t, 3. (SpeelaO The Chaml.er of Com ineree In re-rudfini; thu V. S. Hotel huihliMK which hiis needed re pair work for Kinne time. They hu spent n lot of time nnd money 'n til ti hiilldlDK tti nutKe u hull I and h(niuet roOm fur coinmuuH ' tiutlierlnKH, whleli'Jn n. rent ln .prnvetniMit to nn town. XjT free "S3 r BOOKLET 1 Describing 'G?.?cs mrl F.ffvcLy of aiirl othpr RfCTAt- COLON , AILMENTS WRITK OU run ,cr.tB"' . , , TOUAVI DltQlASiJ.DEAN WECTA L.iri-f ( OLON CLINJC miU 6 WIN.FuRIMr(0,lt(.OM Til FiiijA... a .....- itLLrnuiMt mWAILKtOOl j 1 ArnuATto orrice J trn,SN FpANCISCft I V -Los ANOtues 1 THE LUXURY HUSBAND Jl'Jtv) J.-Y m a y. 8 i c BRiio jj j; jajgf jj BVNOl'SIS: Barbara t.anrfnn and Hay J-uivtlu-r, uncu cunuueil lo luurry, nici-t unexiiecteilly nliburd tt lili, on which Uia li.:tullful Hnd . wealthy Uartiaru la making a AJill tcirancan cruise and ttay la play liitf In the orclioatra. liarltara df niiinila an cxplnnnllnn of Ilia diftup . lu'iirunce tin oo ycara boforo just aitur alio had acepc.-d ilia propuaal at ii collcf,'. oluh danco. Kay ro litctuotly di.clOHRa that lio fled . wlion ho learned hla father lind eoinmllled aiilcliln to avoid arreHt for einiiezxlcineiit and that lie fam ily fori line wan loxt. Hariiarn haa lieen lllrtfiiir outraKeoiialy with a fnrtune-linntliii; nobleman. Jtalpli llendernon. but atlll lovea P.ny and ftannot underwit nd Wiiy hiHehniiKed foriiifier ahouid . have ahattured their romance. , , Chapter J BARBARA PROPOSES DAltDARA could not understand this man beBlda her, or his statoment that, when ho discovered himself penniless and his name dis graced, he disappeared, because he knew It would make no difference to her. ' After a brief silence Ray spoke again: "1 knew you loved roe and were too generous to lot my altered for tune make any difference. You would lmve Insisted upon marry ing mo In splto of everything, 1 couldn't risk your dolus that I" "Why?" . " i f Ba'rbara stared Into the sea If only "Call It pftdo, It you like," lie latixhed. "My pride." "Your pride? And what nhout mluo?" i Harbnra retorted. "That my prldo should suffer didn't seem to occur to you." "No," ho admitted bluntly. "I .fancied that you'd soon get oror It and be equally hnppy with sonic .olhor follow. You wore onl 18." "1 sec. Yet, liny, 1 should havo been glvon a chnk-e lu tho mnttcr." . "I suppose so. I was nfrnld Hint you might porsuado mo lu spite of myself. You sco 1 loved you bo desperately that 1 don't bollevo 1 ;COuld have resisted you then." i "And now you Imusliio you'ro 6afo?" i Her tone tbut held the accumu lated bitterness of three years challenged lilin. She hoped Hint wus hurting lit in. '. Suddenly ho turned towards her. Ills eyes blazing und, catching hold of her. wrists, ho held them so tight ly Unit his llngornalls seemed to be digging into her very flesh. -Slop that, Barbara. Don't you think you've hurt me enough nl ready tonight? You talk about yourself. It doesn't sooni la occur lo you that I may linvo Buffered and uufforeil diiuimihly. It's hardly lilmiKiint to lose tho girl you love, the father you itilnio, and n fortuno In one fell swoop. Is It? Don't you think that I've, boon through rnoiiRli that you must gu on scruiihliig at mo miw'i" Hnrlmra wtiutrd to thruw hor anus .iioiinil ll.i nook nnd kins him! Fur sho know, now that ho was not liiiliffcreut and, suddenly, the whole world seemed cIkiiikimI for her. All Ihu rami', site wiiutcd him tu a tmlt more, uiucli moro. ,"l)n .von knpw 1 thought you'll re petiicd your .dccltirallnn und had tried to get out of It In Iho M "li-st v:iy possible." . Ills volco shuok. "It mis n lulteu thing to do. For .Ivo inc. Itarharn, and pieiise he Move Hint I'll ilo iinylliliiK In my powur In ninko It up to you nr.iiiii." At Mint slm iiiuiiht her hieiilh ami MH'iiiivl In ho iiervini; horsi-lt lit sptnilt. "If Hint's u bluff I'll rnll It. I'ruve what yon'v suiil by niarr.lng mo at tho licit port!" , liny stnrril li,n In nuiaJK-iiiont. "What are yon trying lo do, Bar bara I .Muko fool of mo?" She came i-loao In him so chise liat the top of her hrntl was tuucli ins his rliln. I OFFICERS ARE -NAMED I'OyL'll.l.K. Ore,. Oct. 3.- -M'i Offfccrn uf the fmpMua LlaptNt Bfworlrttlon wore elect eil nt the f.nal meetltiK of the two-tiny e ion of tht orRanlratlon here yen terdiiy with 40 deloKaten In utlend nee. Officer elected nro: liev. Krnnk Mnttheufi, KoxehurB. president nnd mod t rut or: Krv. D. K. Hnker, .tnnetlon Otty vice-president; llvy. U K. Unn die, CotlnR Orove. lire (otnry-trcaMirer; Mr. E. Jlftrrlng- 1 W "I am asking you to marry" m, Ray." He continued to stare at her, then abruptly lie put bis hands on her shoulders, drawing her round so that the moon was shinlsg direct ly down Into her face. Her hazol eyes met his unflinch ingly. ; "But, my dear," Jlay said, "don't you see that If It was Impossible then it's doubly so uow?" She shook her bead and be per suited. "But It is. What am It A com poser ol jazz whose music no puu 1sher will take a chance ou " ' "VVhat does that matter? I love you, Hay. I did everything to for get you In a mad search' for 'pleas ure. I fooled myself that I was getting forgetfulness out of it, but 1 wasn't. Uvorybody seemed so empty, and after the parties I used often tq cry myself to sleep." She turned away from him. Ray was looking down at her, worship tinged with humility In his eyes and misery stamped all over his face. . ' "Barbara, I'm sorry. But, dear, It wouldn't work out. I've hardly enough to keep myself, let alone a wife " "What does that matter? I've moro than ouougli for both of us." IIo stiffened Immediately. lT i she could make Ray understand. "1 couldn't live off your money, Barbara!" "But," alio protested, "If you earn enough to koop yoursolf. Wouldn't you bo sntisllod with that?" IIo only iuuglted, and by his laugh sho knew Unit slio hnd hint. . Sho said llorccly, beating with her lists ngnlust tho railing: "But we could make It a success If you wcrsn't so conscious of your own fool pride! You don't floom to think of mo at all." "It's bccuiiso I do think of you that I'm not going to let you make us both eternally miserable." Hut Unit infuriated her turlhor. "It you won't have ma then, I'll take good care that no other man will want mo. Just wait and see, Ray Lowtlier." "You're 'hysterical, Barbara," lie said curtly. "You don't know whnl you are snying. Can't I soo you to your stntcroom?" But she only shook her head. A Her wafting miserably another minute, lie walked away from her. Barbara stood leaning against the railing for quite n few min utes, after ha had gone, staring down Into the sett. Sho could liot see IiIr point of view -sho could not. Their lirst mooting hnd been nt a club tluiice In Now Ilitvcu, four years ngp, and from that night to this alio would not hnvo alvi'i) a snap of her tumors fur ntiy other man she had met. It was nut that ho was so hand nonio: Ii In teeth tvero unovon, his face too lung and his black hair had not even the suspicion ot a kink. Iliirhiirn deeded him. Ills ilosnr. Hon ot Iipi- three years previously hud almost killed her. she had tried tu hide the hurt from the, "in lit nud. In doing so, hud peril ously escaped warping her wholo ml tire. But now she waa heartily tired ot hcrold life she wits nut bolus truo to her best self, shi- knew and hn wtintiitl liny lo rcillsenvcr tho nhl Barbara In her and bring her In life ngnin. If ho Vnitld only re:ili,:e how des pernlely aim n-vileil him! Sho tin-lern-lueil suddenly Hint ho niunt he mnile to realize It, "I'll m.ilin you narry me yet, Ji-iy l.inMh -r. Seo If I don't !" ' ffru."i.i,t, iii.ii Vr...( . rtjy Lowtl'tr prndi VtlrMi n-qlit. Continue tht stvy with te morrow chapte.-. ton. Maixhfh hi, reprenentntivo on hi Mi d. The liev. t', I.'. Trawln, KtlKene, pi twidrd ha mderutiM-t s i PHOENIX PLANT LAYS OFF BETWEEN CROPS I'tlOKNIX. (re.4 Oet. It. tpe cLiii.) Tho vorkti( .of (h IiMle- nendent Vieklnj; company nt ; htix insr n few rttiyn 1 -ofr hetween the park Inn of pcnr mul npplrx. ' 1 Miring the huny m;iMin tlit;j fitund it necfMwtry to run two pnidert to Inke rtire of the f:nlt art tt en me In. hut lam Thnrwliiy ne Kinder jVH Khut'dmvq nnd they will pro jhuhly finish the neinton with only one ymder. KYNoi'dlS: luiy MovthYi. Vine lov.ius Ktur, huh rnxHged lu many IJarbari l-aiid,.n; n lautiful lielr ow, when he dHHoveied Ilia OA n fortune I.ihi Iteiranllnii Horliant a million an Ini'urmninitiilile burner to' liieli inarrbine. lie tied, tried valnlv to mark' l IiIk Ia7.3 ciiiiiiohI 10, im and played In an oreliehtra lo make a IIvIiik Three yeaia later he unexpeclediy met llarbaru on ' a.ilp-boiird unn reiuciuiiuy rr i vealed lit. rea.on for hl dlaup i -priaraiiec. Marbara; Wearied nl her ' nvid I'ounil of pleasure.. In which ' pile tried v.-ilnly lo forget her lover. I ph-ail wilh.ltHy that liln chaiijtrd fortuuer are no obhleel and bejia 1 hhn lo iniiiry her. I'.uy !lill loves her bul refuiiefi. Ilirlvell lo deeper nilon oy whnl alio icsurda o Oay'a i Hlubboruiiemi. ahe vow. she Hill I rtill change Ills mind and marry r liliji! . , ' ; fJ-' 'C"iiipier 4 .' A SLEEPLESS WIGHT BAV was lu tad uumor when he -sot bick to, his cabin that ulglit. lie strotlo In, without a word to Ills cabin mate, leu Hh kson, a fat. merry fellow who combined the dual i-f)le of Oanjolst and enter tainer. ' ' "Sort of chatty' tonight, trren't you?" Icn observed-Jocularly. "Hud a row Willi your Ijest girl'' "Who is it?. Not the cute thing in Tsi who made such a Itylhf dash towards you this ovnnlng? She's some Rllz baby. Hear she has money, too. Boy, you're lucky." I - Lcn Hickson's bantering was stopped ' And picking up ni( banjo, he coihmeuced singing. ' ' , "Yes. sir, that's my baby. No, sir. don't menu maybe. 'Yes, sir, Hint's my baby now!" . "Oh, fill- heaven's sake, don't you set enough yelllhs to do all day?" growled liny. ' : But Leu merely grinned and vcnl on singing. - "Oil, I loved her In the morulng, I loved her nt night. I loved her lii the ovcnlug when the stars were shilling bright. I loved her ii the springtime a-ul I loved her in the fall. But tonight ou the top deck 1 loved her heat-of all!" 1 But this, to Hay, was the last straw. It w.-is the Very tune to which he mid Barbara had specially liked to foxtrot In the old days. Ho stood -over the little fcjlpw menacingly. ' . "If you don't shut up, I'll brain you." bo snld lu a voice that car ried conviction. .. I ., With that lie turned off the lights nil threw himself down onto his bunk. i But, of course, he did not sleep He had no hope of sleeping with that scene with Barbara still vivid In bis mlndj lie -wished that he had never taken this particular Job, wished Barbara had never been aboard, wished . . . But what was the use of wishing? -vt f- . Of course. It wnn out of the ones Hon. his ' marrying her! Barbara Uandon and a penniless saxophon ist a situation good enough fur the co inlu strip.-. Besides, It' was not as. though . ho wore necessary to Ill no time she would, ha married soma rich fcjlnw. who would look nftor her, perhaps tho Kngllshiuaii Ho was a dumb-bell, 'hat Kupllsh man, nut gom appugh: fur Barbara. Then he tried, seriously, to think who was good enough for Barbara, wliliout succeeding. She was so - swoot or had been Id the old dirVs. Now he could not see Hint she was changed, although she hud told him that sho was, aud even if she Were, what ot Ut Had be not changed ico? Ho hnd been a qijecr fellow when Barbara had llrst mot him: shy In 1 crowd, preferring to pond long hnars at tho piano or with i 'saxophone than going lo places with the rest, of the gang. But Barbara, during Iho short I line they ha'd bocaQgotlier, ha4 This is the Safest, Surest Most Pleasant Way To Lose Fat I i Wo lire Roinu to hp prrfretly frunk nhonl , KIU;wrIK S.I,TH ttuken Internally) the Mix vltnl mlpernl huIih your hody mni hiivv. Mu function properly. t KIU'St'llKK SALTS do net re- duce you overnluht like cu ninny Ill'odllctN cliltm ttt do. Hill t.-tkrn reKiilarly over n period of time half n tearnoiuful In a slatn of hot wmif nvry niornttm. -K Ul SiMlKN SAl.Td will take away unhealthy fi9)h und restore Vour figure to ita from hleh you prohahly smrforvd. hurmnl olhl. Vm at the name,- iet an 8.e liottle pf KlU'Si'HKN lime hulld up h.itlih with a tr- ; SALTS nl Jarmln Woods or any mendniia Inereane in vigor and en ' dm toi lii!t! 2 month! I. If ery for you! even thin ftrM bottle doesn't eon- KlU SrHr-N' SALTS aid In ntlm vlnoe yon thin In tht safe.tt, mom ulatlnt-. the hovel and kldn.vp to . plea sunt and iuitt way to lose fut pi-oper elimlniition. they purlfv the If you don't feel better than ever blood of harmful acid tbev earrv brfore In your life your money through yMir bh i od Mreani.newHfeeliidly. returned' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS changed ell tbut. r.nu his Hie sluca bad coiupic'.ril what she had begun 'When he had 'recovered frum the first shock of lib father's suicide lie had gouc directly to tho Canadian woods, where he had worked for a season as a luuibarjacli. He had liked the rouh open-air life, but gradually, as Ills spirits revived, he enmo lo yearn for tlir life to which ho had been uccustotued. This longlr.g was' intcnsllied by the fact that out there in the wilds there was no place In his life for his mimic.1 At college, tho boys had considered hi in a, genius because of the' spontaneous manner with wiiioh ie could improvise Jatz. Jazz was : u; . (lay's blood, he adored- fjt,. almost; milting it oil a pedestal'and worjhiu'fdiig it. aiid from boyuood he had dreuulti secretly and-continuously ot the Hay t Men he fconld put bis own coinposftions Jiefora au appreciative public. i. A yoai-:'lu(?r he went' to Chicago.' where'.' lit order, lo provide; lilinjell with the essentials of lite, he washed dishes at night in a cafe, terla and devotod his spare mo ments In the day time to compos ing. One afternoon, when playing hll saxophone. Bill Foster, pianist who roomed opposite In the lodging bu'usc,:bad put his head-around the abruptly by Ray's menacing words. door- aiffl asked Ray If ho would cars to Join a jazz band which he, BUI, was organizing. Hay had en thusiastically accepted. Since his llrst engagement he h.'iil wandered lo many cities, finally, a tew weeks previously, be signed up for Hiis tour. He accepted bis Job of professional saxophone player philosophically, even with a touch of humor, and never for a moment did he allow himself to regard tt In a derogatory light. Of course, 'during the past years of vagabondage, there had been girls In bis life. But not one had usurped the placo that had been Barbara's. At first his desire for her bad been agony. But tho Intenso longing had lessened until he had room! himself loving her In a remote way. as one loves ait unattainable dream rather than an actual living woman. That she should como Into his life 'again had seemed Inconceiv able. And now not only had be met her again, but she had actu ally Asked Ii I in, even begged bim, lo marry horl - How could . such a marriage achieve any possible happiness? How could he cvel marry her and maiul.ilu his pride, his self-respect V No. It was out- of the question. He was glad he had given her deft nltcly to underalairjl that It was glnd. But, lying there slccplessly In His uncomfortable, narrow bunk, he found himself going over the entire conversation, nnd ccrlnln words sho had used c.nne back with a dis tinct sonsn f uneasiness. "It you won't have mo then I shall lake enro that no oilier man shall tt'inl im."- of course she could not have In tended that seriously, still there had been a qucorly determined glint In her eyes and he remem bered unconifiirlably H nt in the old days Barbara bed not been given to vain boasting. Orent heavens. It for a moment he seri ously thought thought that she actually needed bim. ., . But nt that, the perspiration starting from his forehead, hs sat up straight In his bunk and, with a vague Idea that tho pillow was un necessarily hard, ho thumped It fiercely whllo he cursed himself for a conceited fool! . fCnwrfpM, fllal rrcai) Rurbara fc.glin t m,lk Qood hf rah thriat in tomorrow's chuDttr. and netlvily tn every part of yniir hodv. MtXKV llAt'K IK NOT COM rMOTKLY ' SATISFIKI! , Wh(.n V(iup lm(,y u wnrk(ni: j perfect nutchlne ret assured i that unhealthy fut wtarij to no mhiulv hoi imivI until vmi'v.. flittil. ly reached your correct wolsht. Heft of all. yonr henlth ha he-n t nmrvelously Improved yon'H he free from n Kieat tnnnv ailment! FALL PLEADS FOR L WASHINOTO.V, Oct. 2. (in justice William llilz in the liis trict of Columbia supremo court bus taken . under advisement tile pita of Albert B. Full that the brib ery Indictment against him should be dismissed on the. ground that the case had been closed by Fall's acquittal for conspiracy in connec tion with the KJk ilills, California, oil lensuti. ' -. , ' 'Justice llilz, after hearing argu ment on tho motion of the former interior secretory, noted that the cjiHe was. act for tr.htl on Its merits Jtfouday, and said ho would dispose of the motion ou or before that day. JACKiiOXVIIJ.K. Ore., Oet. 3. (Special.) The Women's u.skocIu- tlon uf the community will meet nt the parlot'H uf the Presbyterimi '. chmvh tins afternoon. -Mr. and Mrs. J. ,S. Fewol ot Phoenix huve- rented the hou..c owned by Cieore J.iLlle, near tho HehoolhouKe, and havo moved in! this week. .Mr. anil Mrs. O. V. Pan tor, who have rented the hMu.u belnnidny.1 to Mrs. Abble Van Winkle on Nnrtii; Oregon street, have moved In this; we"l:. Mr.- Pnnter is employed : picking fruit in the nearby t chardK. . Mr. ami Mrs. lhtnon havj; sold : tlieir ranch. ftrmeiiy owiicil by : I IoIHr Parks, on Kittlf Anidcirjilt i nnd have rented the raiich belong-! iPK to Mattle Wilson of Jiitksen-: vllle, and arc niuvlng. tliyre this week. ENTER iNTERVENTlQN! WASIIIN'ITO.V. O. t. :!. - Thn Oregon jniblin .service coin-r mlti.sion ' and. the Denver & Kio I fcirande Wu.steru,Hailroad compni'V! were todny i;uthoi'izeiI by tho In terstate commerce eom mission to intervene in the application i' the Weslein Pacific railroad .to eon-: struct a line lit Plumas. Itcu anJj ModiM' coitnlies. aliiorniii. nANOARO Oil COMPANY Of CAtllOIWH Films Free West Side Pharmacy YOTJK KEXALL BT0&X Opea KniidtTi find 7Svnliip All Vi Tirrt crailoil by cxarlins ro- I I ill Solrntotl carolHlly twill II II qtiiroilieiitN lur riiHir. rut HI .IIIMl WPiRht thusii KHIllS V I WX DSVEL0F . ! opularitti begins witli a Clear Skin IT'S trie person with a clear, smooth, lovely complexion that usually wins. To be sure, not muoh is said openly about skin eruptions, but secretly they influence many im portant affairs. Personal likes and dislikes are quickly formed. Everybody wants to be attrac tive. It is a just and natural ambition. A clear skin makes everyone more attractive. Skilled physicians recognize tho appearance of pimples, boils, ec zema and other skin eruptions as beinR an indication that the body's power of resistance is low that tnere is a deficiency of red-blood-cells. The sure way to remedy this condition is to restore the red . blood-cella . to normal. it r?n tB m. ii v s1? s-rti ii ry s ;s II m ir'' ii ti m a roof n rr - for vy''HETHF.R your castle YV ct a grand mansion, it must have a roof and that roof must satisfy all your requircmenps. It must be just the right color to harmonize with the house and surroundings, the right style to harmonize with the architecture. It rnust be both beautiful and durable. Wo can sell you the ideal roof for your castle in Spain Johns-Manvillc shingles, exactly the color and style you wanp. J.cr us give you an catirpatg on , a roof that is guaranteed to satisfy ycu. Tho price .vill satirfy you, too. n Trowbridge Lumber Yard See Trowbridge Cabinet Works for Windows, Doors, Screens Everything in Woodwork b(0 OBOE Only a Few Cents Each Month will provide adequate protec tion for your jewelry, heirlooms, valuable papers and documents in our modern fire-prpof vaults. Unprotected valuables are. a stand ing invitation to the midnight prowler. Arrange today for a Safe Deposit Box as a protection for your home as well as for the valuables First National Bank , .. ... ... Medford, 1 Women's Hose I $1.00 Pair S Bilk from top to tot with m'.!!.!.!nM, .1 ,,U.,;Lil!! U II .. in -.1111 I . ii. 1 j u. , A- ' ..illlllllllllllHllllllllliiiiiiiiiiniiiiii. gjiiiiniiititniiiiiiiuiimiinniniMi' I , v HisSi nr' nifmix. 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