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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON,-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1929.
IocaLand
. -'Personal
1 The ability of W, R. Coleman of
Medford. superintendent of fish
screens ' for. .the state game com
mission, Is recognized by the gov
ernment bureau of fisheries and a
request has been made that he be
loaned to the federal authorities
to superintend ;the construction of
; a ''fish' screen In: the Ahtonlum
' ditch,: near' Yaqulnn,' Wash.; He
, Will' lake charge of the work this
' week. ';.. :.... !!' s i. i '
Chicken dinner ot the Covered
Wagon. 7Bc. (load as the best, bet
ter than the rest.'1 : -i . 'i " 20
' Judge H. D. Norton arrived to
day 'from Grants Pass to open circuit-court
'sessions here. ' No trial
cases' were set for this week and
routine matters will take up the
time of the court.
" For Sale - fipllzonberg apples.
Telephone Kimball Fruit Co., 159.
210
- Business visitors 'from Rugeno
spending yesterday In the city In
clude H. B. KssonH. J. Wells, IT.
h. - Harmon, P. 1 Knight, O. A.
Prince, C. P. Hyde. O. P. Young.
I). '11. Preeland and M. A. Arm
strong. , '
. MAdorn Woodman "dance Thurs
day night at W. O. W. hall. BIG
' -Temporary auto licenses were 1h-
sued ut the sheriff's office this
forenoon to Lelloy Brubaker' of
Kogue River and to D, It. Patterson
:of Ashland. '; ''
Hallowe'en dance, Jackson
Hprihgs, Sat. Special party. Don't
miss It. , 216
Mrs. - A. .O. Weber and 'children
silent the week end In Ashland vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wright and
family of that city.''- r
Hallowe'en danco nnd carnival.
Eagle Point Sat. night. , 217
'Beru Pierce, d truck driver for
the Owen-Oregon Lumber' com
i Pfcny, was fined $25 In the city
cqur( yesterday on the charge of
careless and Imprudent driving, be
cause when In making a turn on
MrAndrews road, although it is
claimed there was plenty of clear
ance- space, his truck struck
Davis Transfer company truck
loaded with steel, which was stand
ing at one side of the road, and
upset It.
Par Hale Roller" canaries. Ex
cellent singers from ' registered
stock. - On' display at Mutunl Seed
Co. - 1 r v!ll
' Local-Odd Fellows and Rcbekahs
nntlclpate a very enjoyablb 'time
nt'a social-at their hall tonight.
Festivities will begin with a din
ner at 6 o'clock, followed by a
continuous program throughout the
. evening. The dinner ' will he an
elaborate repast and It hag been
planned' to accommodate a large
crowd. The presence of every mem
ber of the orders In Medford is
desired. - i,
Dance at Lake Crook hall Sab
unlay night. Peppy music. Tickets
7S0. ' Ladles free; 210
'H. Mutton, proprietor of the' Ho
tel Medford, Medford. Ore., was
registered at the Imperial h"ta) for.
the week end. The oregonian. i
. For Sale SplUonberg apples.
Telephone Kimball Fruit Co., 109.
216
Among tourists and others from
d distance registered at Modford
hotels are Mrs. H, C. Veybrun and
Dana Deyignne of Junonu, Aluskn,
W.'F. Martin of Rochester, N. V
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Uruning of
Chicago, 111,
' Dynge's dance every Wed. nnd
Rut. at Droamlund. 211
Reduced round-trip fares to
Portland for the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock exposition have
been announced by all railroads tier
ing Oregon, Washington and Ida
ho. The explsltlon will be held
In Portland October 20 to Novem
ber 2, Inclusive, nnd tickets will
be- sold to Portland hy all lines
In the territory named from Octo
ber 24 to November 2, inclusive,
with return limit of November 4.
on the basis of one and one-tltlrd
fare for the round trip.
Spits apples for sale. Ala Vlats.
Packing House, So. Fir. 201tf
' ' Dance! Masquerade and carni
val dance, Kagle Point Sat. night.
UT
A civil action to collect money
was filed In circuit court today by
Carlos Magerlo against Sarah
Wakeman on claims that 11.020
are due on loans.
See Charles A.. Wing to buy your
home. 216
James Logan, the Ornnts Pass
contractor, has returned home
from K several months' trip to
Alaska, wh,ere ' he has extensive
mining Interests.
Hallowe'en masquerade and enr
nlvnl hp 11. name Point. !!"
There's a lot
to be said
' t H"? .' ' M'-i'
qbut the mcriu of va
rious breads on tht
market but we do be
lieve that you will find
Fluhrer'i Breads com
pare . . very . favorably
with the best to be had
anywhere on the coast.
r
Passenger travel through Mcd-
iora ny. airplane is moauny grow
ing, and for the past week has been
cj-owded, according to information
at the airport today, 'A local pas
senger, who had planned to leave
today, 'was forced to wait until
Sunduy before a place for him
could be found,
Bow.I at Nat every night. 220
Masquerade and carnival dance.
Eagle Point Sat. night. 217
P. S. Walte and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Rogers are among the Klam?
ulh Falls visitors in this city.
Free shampoo Mon., Tues., Wed.,
Thurs., with marcel or finger wave,
$1.00. Phone 67. Bowman Barber
and Beauty Shoppe. '219
Man with smull family wishes
work on dairy ranch. , Both cdn
milk. Answer Box 0. M., Tribune.
217
Paul Luy plans to leave this
evening to spend two or three
weekB in Hun Francisco, returning
to Medford for a ' short stay be
fore leaving for Eugene. Ho pluns
to see the Stanford and tlnlverslty
of Southern California football
game next Saturday. 1
Modern Woodman danco Thurs
day night at W. O. W. hull, 210
Less ash, less soot, In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. ' Tel. 289.
, ... if
Among the Oregonlans 'nt -Medford
hotels, other than those from
Portland and Eugene, 'are; Clifton
Johnson and C!. A. Imhoff, Agnes
Sardine of North llend, Ralph Wil
liams tit Lal'lno, Duncun Cameron,
Earl Hill, F. D. Wyatt, C; A. Uar
t'ell, B, E. Hcdd nnd. Wm. J. White
of Cottuge Grove, J. K. Sayno of
Corvallls, M. A. Maroy and C. T.
Andrews of Hulem.
An attractive, modern 6-room
house at 20 South Orange will be
offered at a bargain for quick sule.
Fireplace, garage, lawn and shrub
bery. Phone H. V. Schoffel, 847-L.
212tf
Dynge's dance every Wed. and
Sat. at Dreamland. 211
In view of several Important
matters scheduled to come up for
discussion, a large attendance Is
urged at tho regular meeting of
the Elks lodge tomorrow evening.
These matters are said to be of
vital importance to all lodge mem
bers.
Hallowe'en dance, Jackson's, Sat.
"Who's tho I'unkln Eater?" 216
; Dance at Lake Creek hall Sat
urday night. Peppy music. Tickets
75c. Ladies free. 210
Mr. and Mrs. James Kingsley ar
rived yesterday from Palo Alto,
Cul., to spend a short time In Med
ford attending to businoss affnlrs
while en route to Seattle, Wash.,
where they plun to visit relatives.
Corona and Smith typewriters.
Typewriter Exchange Phone 1263.
I93tf
Ladies who are hard to fit to
cOrsels should see the perfect sup
porting combination at the Good
win Corset Shop, 20 So. Fir. '211
Tho Roseburg American Legion
municipal airport, has been put In
excellent condition for winter. use.
Tho eiU're track, comprising 140
acres, has been graded and is free
from ull ruts and obstructions 'and
a 1200-foot'ru'nwhy'has been grav
eled, with turn-arounds nt each
end and a warming apron In front
of .tho hangsr. Boundary fences
ure being built and lights are to
be placed Immediately.
Closing out screen doors at Mod
ford Lumber Co. tf
Big musquorado ' and carnival
danoe. Eaglo Point Sat. night. 217
L. E. Dlngledlne Is among thel
business visitors In Medford from
Seattle.
Bowl at Nut overy night. 220
Dance at I-nko Creek hall Sat
urday night. Poppy music. Tickets
7 Dc. Ladles free. 216
' A marriage license was Issued at
the county clerk's office this fore
noon to John Chnrley and Marian
Hostler, both of Hoopa, Cal. Both
are IndlunB,
If you get your hat at Sinclair's
It will ba the beat In town for the
monoy. '2111
Sat1, night., Danco till 12 and
eat and party the rest ot the night.
We will be open all night. 217
Emerick Jones of Talent, the
12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Jones, returned from a hunt
ing trip Inst Saturday with a three
point buck.
Give your Hallowe'en party at
Blue Flower Lodge. Make reser
vations early, phone 341-K-3.
218
The St. Murk's Guild will hold
a rummugo sale In the Deuel Bhlg.
Saturday, Oct. 20th. 216
Health honor roll examinations
will be held tomorrow by the coun
ty health unit nt the Plnehurst
school, under the dlroction of Dr.
Umlly Relcom, county medical di
rector, and Miss Edith Lauhsrher,
county nurse. Similar examinations
will be held Friday ut the Central
Point schools by Dr. Bolcotn nnd
Airs. Lyda King, county nurse. Tho
service is open to nil town and
rurul schools in the county, and
school heads are urged to get In
touch with the health unit If such
service Is deslrod.
Dressmaking and remodeling at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 1181. tt
Modern Woodman danco Thurs
day night nt W. O. W. hall. 216
On a periodical trip through
Medford and southern Oregon. L.
O. Shirley, fcdernl prohibition
agent, arrived In Medford this fore
noon en route to Klamath Falls.
Get that new fall hnt now at
Sinclair's; new stock, Intest styles;
moderate prices. tit
Dance at Lako Creek hall Sat
urday night. Peppy music Tickets
7 ic. Ladles free. lift
Applications for building permits
wore made this forenoon at the
city hutldlng department by J. C
Barnes to remodel a dwelling on
North Peach street at a cost of
$2,000. and to Stephen Csdy to
build a garage on Portland avenue
at a cost of $100.
600.00 feet of cheap lumber.
Special nt Medford Lumber Co. tf
Bowl nt Nat every night. 229
J. Verne Shangle received a tele
gram yesterday telling him that his
Isler, Mrs. Thelma Engstrom of
Port Townsend, Wash., la the
mother of a six and a half pound
girl, born Sunday.
Get those fenders nnd auto
bodies straightened nt Brill's Sheet
Metal Works, opposite Iwls Super
service Station. .Phone 41 1. If
Special on plaster bonrd nt Med
ford Lumber Co.. , tf
California' guests at local hotels
include Mr. and Mrs. B. W. lilan
chard, Mrs. W. H. Lake of San
Jose, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Whit
comb, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllklns of
Los Angeles, S. R. Evans, G. A.
Saunders of Oakland. C. R. Rees
nnd C. Ree of Berkeley, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Leddy of Red Bluff.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Brady, Mr. and
Mrs. J. McCarty, L. T. Wagner of
San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Frahn and Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Fltzlaff of Pine Knot, George
Walch of Glendale and Harry Wil
son of Chlco.
Corona adding machines, $60.
Free trial. Phone Blerma, 1368.
... 193tf
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
District Attorney I W. , T. Miller
of-' Josephine ' county spent - the
week end In Centrul Point.
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tengwnld, Hotel Modford.
Phone 993. tf
, Klnln tailored dlothcs last long
or, .look better. ' Prom $36.00 up.
Klein tho Tailor, 128 E. Main, up
stairs. ,' 214
The C. E. Gates Auto company
will he represented In the ' city
howling league which Is to be
formed In a short time. Tho team
Will be managed by George -Gates
und will be composed of employes
of the' company only. They will
hold their first practice games this
evening and expect to have a com
pleto team formed In a short time.
S. D. Doremus of Ashland and
Mr. and Mrs. Dade Terrltt of Mod
ford made a trip to Crater Luke
Sunday., '
It's a sign of distinction to wear
Klein-made tailored clothes. .Klein
the Tailor, 128 E. Main) upstairs.
214
Dr.' Slmklns, tho Chiropractor,
with Russian massage, over the
Woolworth Store. Tel. 1290. 171tf
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Snbln
of Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs.
M. W. -Child, managers of th
Multnomah hotel in Portland
were recovering Tuesday from se
vero scalp wounds reoelved In a
head-on collision near Corning,
Cal. The accident, which happen
ed Sunday, is reported to' have
been caused by a man In another
car who Is said 'to have ' fallen
asleep and lost control of his car
which crashed headlong into the
Sabln car. Grants Pass Courier.
See Charles'A. Wing to buy your
home. 216
Bowl at Not every nlghl. 220
Beatrice Scabrooke from Table
Rock underwent a tonsil operation
Monday. "' A ' ' .'' ' '
Hemstitching, plcoting, pleating,
button making and hose mending.
Handicraft Shop. 167tf
Elated that he had locatod K. O.
White, colored fighter of Chicago,
in training near Tacomo, Wash..
Joe Hickerstaff, Medford and
Klamath Falls boxing promoter,
left this forenoon for his head
quarters at Klamath Falls, to make
arrangements for a fight to be held
there. In a short tirne... . He .-plans
to have White appear hero No
vember 6 In a main event bout
with .Gene O'Grndy of Ashlund.
Blckerslaft will bo back in Med
ford early next week.
.Coul Free If not satisfactory.
Royal Is guaranteed best Utah cor.l
mined. Order d'sack of Royal coa)
today and if you do not find it
tho bost Utah coal you havo ever
used It will not cost you ' one
penny. Royal is free from dirt
no clinkers and low In ash. Royal
now $14.60 per ton,' delivered dl1
rect from enr to you, within city
limits. Wo have Roynl coal on
hand for Immediate delivery from
our coal yard. ' Order now at lower
price. Phone 833. F. E, Samsou
Co. Offices 229 North Riverside.
' 213tf
Gertrude and Lelln Carlton, who
are employed lnMedford, spent the
week end in Ashland with their
mother, Mrs. Harry Carlton.
Bowl at Not every night. ' 220
The Little Applcguto school Is
believed to "hold the "record for
good attendance for rural schools
In the county, according to Miss
Elizabeth Burr, school supervisor,
who visited that district yesterday.
The school h&s ten students and
for eight weeks, ever since .the
term opened, there have been no
absent or tardy reports. For a
time there were It studonts, but
one transferred to another district.
Mrs. Ina Pttrcety Is teacher.
"That Rood coal." We give green
trading stnmps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phono SS9. tf
Mrs. Elln F. Davis of LuOrnnge.
III., arrived in Medford last even
ing to' visit her sister, Mrs. f oeeph
O. Grey.
Bowl at Nat every nlRht. 220
Royal Coal $14.60 per ton, de
livered direct from car to you
within city limits.' We have test
record showing Royal Is best Utah
coul mined. Buy now at the lower
prlco. Phone 883. F. K. Samson
Co. Office 229 North Riverside.
218tf
TOO LATE, TO CLASSIFY
HHUK ltf A KKAL BUY
XUO-iu't'o Block farm, ndjoinln;
'"ouInUIo nino; 60 tioroa In itttulfu
dn nioAtlow producl'iiR 17B tons
of nay; SO ncres ot rnln lnnl;
hotim, 4 Imrnn and Rood feed lut.
912,000: terma.
CHAUNCKY FLOKKY, ,
201 First Natl. Bunk,
rhone SIS. 220
FOK SAI.K A No. 1 row nn 1
h niter cnlt. Jus lloudrlekson. 1
Phupiilx, Ore. Ill
Kt)U HAl.tt Child's reed stroller,
child's wicker rockers. Vlione'
110. Hi
KOH 8AI.1J quity In smnll
pIhcd; inodorn. well furniahud.
will considiT car. Highway bur
lier 8hou or 811 E. Juckson nftor
6 p. 111. SI 8
FOJl SAI.B SS acres. 18 sores
planted to Bartlctt Mers; tree
sidl. uood locution, out of frost
bolt, $3,000 rush will handls this.
Kaay terms on hslanco.
118 North iiivprskio Ave.
Nat llldii. tu
FOll KENT Large front room,
1 close in; hot and cold water,
shower, to 8. Kir. Ill
FOB HUNT Small house. Inquire
ut tOS So. Central.
WANTKD Position as collector,
solicitor, tutor for chlUlren or
hullsrkefiper In hotel, liy mlddle
aired, callable woman with host
references. . Address H. I.. Mall
Trllione, stallna kind of Work,
nnd tmrty m call,- j , -x ail
GuestH from Portland at Med
ford hotels Include W.'.E. Travi.
E. A. Htoffln, O. S. Yerfoy, W, Xaw-rence,-Jr.,
Carl II. SlKtflln. C. B.
NfofiB, C. E. Undloy, H. W. An
demon, IouIh Amacher,' 1. J. l)e
BIoLh, K. P. McKnlKht, J. D. 8am
ler, M. H. Nichols, Nelson Smith,
J. D. Runnle, Jock Dun kin, John
U. Gentry, Frank Chitson, John
Myer, Owen Ingram, C. 6. Mitchell
and Ednu. Moult on.
Alice llolloway'a Town and
Country Shop, opening at KuBHt-ll'H
on the rnezuinfne floor. . , 217
Arthur HchoenI,' Medford, editor
of the Oregon Dally Emerald, stu
dent daily at the. university, has
been elected to the board of di
rectors Of the Paclfio Intercollegi
ate PrcAH OHKoclatlon" which met in
Uh annual conference lata FYlday
and Saturday at Htanford Imiver
alty at Palo Alto. Cal.
Orchard run "Winter 'Banana
upplH fur Rale, and Keifer pearB.
HkoIjoI & Day Warehouse. 217
The W. C. T. U. will hold Its
regular meeting tomorrow after
noon at 2:30, at the' Yi W. C. A.
Hav. Thumbler of th Seventh Day
Advontiflt church will give a talk
and Mrs. Samuel Batsman will
give some of her experiences while
In Denmark.' There will be Bpec
iul iiiuhIo and refreshment! will be
served. Everybody is welcome;
An attractive, modern C-room
house at 20 .South Orange will be
offered at a bargain for quick sale.
Fireplace, garage, lawn and shrub
bery. Phone H. V. Scheffel, 847-Iv.
. 1 ' 1 . 212tf
Oeorgo Johnson, formerly with
the' Hoeing company took a civil
service examination for radio op
erators at the Medford ralrways
communication station today, con
ducted by H. A. Martin.
Bowl at Nat every night. . 220
Mr. and Airs. J. C, Barnes left
today by auto for Portland, where
they will spend a week on business
nnd pleasure and will attend the
Pacific International' livestock
show: ' -
Piund lessons made unusually
enjoyable. Beginners' specialist,
Iols Cook Young ' on Manning
place, N. W. Central Point. 219
K. W. Randall of the Niagara
Insurance company ' of Portland
paH.se d through this city this morn
ing on his way north from a trip
through southern Oregon.
Bowl at Nat every night. -220
William Bluckham, who has
been at the Sacred Heart, hospital
for the past two weeks,, suffering
from typhoid fever, today was still
In a serious condition, becoming
delirious at times. He is '22 years
old. ' - ,
Spitz apples for sale. J Ala Vista
Packing Houso, So. Fir. 201tM
The Business and . Professional
Women's club will take ujl consid
erable Important business at their
regular Thursday noon meetlng'to
morrow, "Tho Way of Faith' a hymn
written by Mary O.. Carey, is for
salo at Palmer Piano House. 21J
Mrs. Julia Doubleday of tho
Butte Falls district spent this
morning in the city on business.
Wallace Mc'Cnmmant, former su
preme court judgo, who has been
attending the Scottish Rite meet
ings here the past few days.' left
thin noon for his home irl'lPtirt
land. Judge McCammnnb spent all
his spare time while here, renew
ing old acquaintances and visiting
favorite haunts around the city.
John E. Peter, district manager
for Fleischner Meyer, left yester
day for Alturns, Cal., where he will
spend the next few days on busi
ness. W. T. Roberts of the Butte Falls
district loft this niprning by motor
for Klamath Falls, where he will
spend the next three or four weeks
on business.
P. D. Scott of the Applegate dis
trict was a business visitor In the
city this morning.
Federal officer Terry Talent re
turned to Medford this morning
from Portland, where ho had spent
tho past few days attending a meet
ing of the federal grand Jury. Four
rum-ranning offenders wero in
dicted, according to Mr. Talent.
Mrs. J. J. Shnmcrville of Butte
Falls teft on the Shasta this morn
ing for Kugone, where she will
visit her daughter Beth, a student
in the Junior high school, for a
few weeks.
Fred Brady, representative, of
tho Weyonborg Shoe Manufactur
ing company of Portland, spent. this
morning In the city catling on local
trade
HEADACHE? Look to
Your Eyea First I 1
Dr. D. A. Chambers
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
mm
yijuivifNt
Thl WAS 'a hresome
picture. Lets qo to
our house and have
Sonie real enterUinmn
pd you know we had
'ourje eecrj'ed.
Radio Service laboratory
"ELECTRIC WIRINQ CO."
S2 8. Grip
Phona: Off lea S35 Rea.,t44I
Mis Eleanor Peter left on the
Shasta today for Corvallls, where
she will attend the week end home
coming activities. After, this, she
will go to Portland and spend the
next month visiting friends. -
Mrs. Frank R. Roberts arrived
back in Medford today from Mis
souri, where she was called by the
illness and death of her mother on
September 21. She stopped over
in California on her way home.
R. G. Fowler and L. P. Wilcox,
county agents, were tho principal
speakers last night at the meetint;
of the Southern Oregon Bankers'
association at Central Point, with
bankers present from Grants Pass,
Klamath Falls, Medford, ' Central
Point, Eagle Point and Ashland.
Approximately t0 attended. 1 The
two speakers chose farm conditions
In Jackson county and southern
Oregon as their subject.
Bowl at Nat every night. 220
. County Clerk Delilla Meyer left
this morning for Portland to at
tend a committee meeting on
working out a uniform system of
accounting, for county offices.,
Obituary
' FRLTRN Funeral services (or
Fred Fellon.'-. .father of Mrs. Her-'
hort Tliley. uj)d IMrs. Harry Kyle,
both of Medford, who passed away
at Denver, Colorado, will bo held
at the Conger chapel at 2:00' p. m.,
Friday. " Interment will bo 'in
Jacksonville cemetery. Kev. Jamea
E. Cornier will have charge of the
HerviceH.
' HUGHES Funeral services for
tho late John P. . Hughes, who
passed away at his home In Butte
Falls Tuesday morning, will be
held at the cemetery at Butte Falls
at 2 p. m. Thursday. 1 Reverend
Davidson of Kagle Point will offi
ciate. ; Conger funeral parlors In
charge. ' . ;
! JL ' SiH'clul Communication. j
I'ast' Musters' Xlglit.
S Medford i-odne No. 103. A.
F. & A. M.. Friday. Oct. 25
1:30 p. m. Work In the M. II. de-
pree. Banquet will be served In
dining room of lodge' hall by the
ladies of the Christian church.
promptly at 6:30 p. m. The Pant;
Masters M lodge will exemplify tho !
work in the ' Master- Mason degree
on two candidates. Ky order of
the W. M. C. M. HOUSTON'.
21 0 Secretary.
Phone
51
ILK
UTTER
CREAM
PASTUERIZED SAFE PURE
PRODUCED PACKED
THE SANITARY WAY
if h!y
Hallowe'en
CI Jfl
ain't what it lister; be ajly old-timer will as
sure yyji, .wlieu he fell's "how they used to put
somebody's hugsy onv kip of the old school
house. At any rate the children still iret a
kick out. of a pumpkin we have them, and
other things for Hallowe'en too.
For the Hallowe'en party
a box of our chocolates;
they . are .fresh and good.
Ci fl
PELICAN
WEDNESDAY
KHARUM
. Persian Pianist
-l ELMIRA LANE
Coloratura Soprano
vsjjr .
CALAQARIS OUO
European Novelty Act .
SPECIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA ,,
PRICES Orchestra 2.00 and SI.50
SALE OPENS
WEO., OCT. 23
Cheater . E. Llndley, . traveling
representative of the Pacific Fruit
Exchange of Portland, 'arrived In
the city .today, oh business.' Mr.!
1-rlndley was formerly Bitoated here i
as local .agent of the same com-!
pany " j
FIRST BOTTLE
, HELPED HER
Keep On Taking Lydia , Pink- :
hfcm'ft Vegetable .Compound j
Philadelphia, Pa. ,;I always use :
Lvdia J..-1'iHkham'e Vegetable Com :
pound before and
after childbirth.
I am a mother of
three children
two little girls
and a baby lioy.
I would get ruu
doivn, nervous,
dizzy and weak
sometimes so T
had tii lie in hod.
I would tuke the
Vegetable Com
pound as a tonic
and 1 nIwa-8 saw an improvement
after takntg lhc first bottle. I found
il to he 11 iiouil- tonic. I ulways nv
otitmeit your. m(idi(inen to my fricntlri
iut(i--l I'Hiniot HjH'Hk too highly of
tnmn." Ihh. Anna Loiidijhhacic,
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