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Bedford ' mail tribune, medford. oreoox. Monday.-November -.4.- 192a !
FAG 15 TWO
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I cScal and
.Personal
If you hk ve not n 1 ren d y vp t m1
before reuclin? this remlmlor,, yu
ran yet cantvy-our ballot ut Hhe un
nual Hfhool diHtrict budget olectlmi
which htKun tit 2 o'clurk thlH after
noon, nthe polls do not flose until
7 p. m.V ; ' , ' ) try '
l will not ue responHioiu mr ..
hlll.s contracted by Mm.' J. l' M"-1
ler from this date. John K. MiIle"
r-,
Normnn C. White. aswlstiint hui-
ervisor, who returned from Ori'Kon
City where he went to Me his ijerl-
nUHly 111 fi.thor and W. II. OHhorn
of tlii dlMlrlct forester's offlw.'leLt
limt t'Vonlnc fur the Khinmth ills-
IUCI, wm-ru i...-, .....
work uf tukliiK linnornniln vli-wn
from erich lookout Htatlun in tin- i
111 " ; vvmi.ii 1 on,, knew exaelly what ho meant.
provide a rceord of: how fur I'li'h ' ... ...
lookout can see from his Hlatlon. J HnmHtllnhlnn. rdeollns. )leatlnB.
Kulir-y Klamath potatoes, $2,110 j hultiin IlinUiim and lioso mendlnn.
per 100, SI. -Ill for BO Ihs. Klamath I lliimllmift Shop. ir,7lf
Potato Depot. Phone 01.1. . .2 2 I f j Henry Khilirer returned on tit.'
. H. Humpter Smith left yesterday j .Southern Paelfle this noon from
for' 1.0H AnKi'les, where he willj Portland, where he transacted liuy
meet Mrsr Smith, who has spent i iness over the week end.
several weeks visitlnK In IHlnulM'
and their old home In KiiiiIiih. Mr.
and Mrs. . Smith will spend .two
weeks In l.os Anueles, buiiK Iti'iich
and San Franelseo.
Masonli' Dulled Tuesday nlitht. '.!
o'eloelt. Temple ballroom. 22S
AmnnK the Ktiests from, n ll
tanee reKlstered ut .Medford hotolH
are Mr. and Mrs.. SI. s.; Titus and
Vhlhl of M Into, '.V. 11.." W. J.1 Kler-I
hardt of (HiIeaKO, Tir.,"N:-.l'.' f.yons-j
of Detroit, Mleh. Jlrs. K. Walland j
of Viineouver, H. ( and Mr. and,
Mrs. O. It. O'Nell of Sanah. Cull, j
lliitlon of the inlnluu laws
The Medford lieauty Shop will
he clo-ed Monday nnd Tuesday.
The shop will he open Wednesday
A. M. ' 22li
of Ihe slate of OreKon. mf.de til
th, state mlnlnw commission, h!is
been printed nnd copies may bo
secured by wrltinK to Mark Me
calllster; state corporation com
missioner, Salem, fire.
The ladles of the Klrst M. 13.
church will hold a riimmaise sai
nt 310 K, Main, Nov. Kth and nth.
22S
Mr!' nnd Mrs. (1. I. Iliftchlson
and Dr. und Mrs. B. 11. Plckel spent
yesterday at Crater I.ako on an
outlnit.
Milk 10o qunrt at Iluson's What
Not. 2;!'J'
So far this year there have bnen,
10!) cases of scarlet fever In Jock-,
sort county, iiccordliiK to fmurerf at
the-county health,. .unit. 'I noi:oiin,-ty,.0r rricniis, , spent yesiernny
, were ill cases In October, showing afternoon at I'ltlspccfoh a pleasure
an Increase for the sanie" month I trip. ' .
Irntyenr. Then? wcrerdiilA", ciises
renorted In 1S8.
Delicatessen nnd groceries nt
Iluson's What-Xot, Oth and Ivy.
iTIiero were three fatalities in
Clreifon due to Indtistrlnl accidents
iliirlnu the week inllnif October.
3'l .'according to "rwor' nrr-
by the state Initustnai accioeui
comtnlsfllon. . '
Otir women's hats look better
nnd cost less. Sinclair's Saturday
.Specials, 2.8. S4.0S. 227
K. K. Minefield of Phoenix nnd
K. It. Carter of Hokuc Itiver were
ninoni? the nut of town visitors in
Medford today.
Orchard brand liquid llmo-sul-ili(ir
can be oblnlned nt l'lnnnclo
Packing- Co. 223tf
: The first bonk Award, Riven in
keeplnu with tho Jackson Coun'y
Kulr board plan to recoxnl7.o crcd
IJahle: displays of schools In. the,
eilucatlnnal bulldlnit nt the llnM
unit nly fair, has been receive! i.t
the county school suiierlntenilfnt's
citrlcc. other nwards are expected
in follow In a short time. The
boolt will ' .be niven to the Lost
Creole school with nn nveruKo nt
Ivndnnce of nine nnd Miss Itelh
Parlow ns teacher.
Hats, lints. Hats! 1.98. $2.08,
Mrs. Blnclnlr gives you per
sonal service. ' ; . 22T
II. II. Moore, mlnltm tnnn from
the. Central Point district, spent
lht mornltiB In the city on busi
ness. , .,
Tor Hals und Shoes try tho Hand
Hnx nnd Shoe Hox, 223 Hast Oth
SI, Kxcluslvo but not expensive
. Stt
Portland residents orrlvln In;
this clly yesterday Included Mr.
nail Mrs. A. A. Collins. II. D. Mer
cer, M. V. llutler. C. J. McAllister,
fen. I'.. Love. .1. S. Carpenter, P.
C. Allen, J. N. McCune, Mrs. (1.
I. Huston, M. lilytho and Mr. and
Mrs. M. Miller.
Orchard brand liquid llmcuil
libnr can bo obtained at Pinnacle
Pneklntt Co. - 2;3t(
OrcRon Stale ' colleire has been
chosen as the scene of the iinmi.il
convention of the Oreuon liutier
ninkers' association. January 211.
.Ill nnd 31. by a meellnR of the ex
eeutlve committee.
Ilia Millinery Salo conllnues
Huts nrrivInK dally $1.00, $1.8 up
to $4.8. The l'.mmy l.ou llit j
Sbnp In the M. M. Store. i;f.
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Don't say bread
SAY
Fluhrer's Milk,
Bread i
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! Mothers wishing to have babiex
fand children Under mIx years 'of
una examined at the child welfare
I elfnic next Friday afternoon at the
l Y. V. C. A., are ured to telephone
' the county health unit for appolnt
j nientH, an a pood Hized number of
npilleutlon are expected. Beveral
babien were turned uway from lual
mon Hi's clinic beeauwe of lack .'f
time to rare f'r them. The clinic
will be under the Hupervislon of
Dr. Kmily Rot com, county .medical
director, and AIIhs AuKiifta Xllover,
county nurse. "J
Royal! Cna4 $14.5tt prr'tnn, de-
( jivored direct from car -to you
within city limits. We hfLVo tent
record showing Itoyal Ik lMt l.Muh
; con mihtd. iluv now,ut tjhfc lower
j(pJnei ' .hon x33i K 'amnon
Cl) office 22U North J?lvenid.
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Hilton fiut lftHt Wi'dm-mlity, cxiiluln-
. ,,,,.,, ,,. f,., ,hi ...nrn
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xk Unit lie 1m ntlll uniihli. to eat.
JJressmnltlnK and remodellnK at
the Fashion Shop, 424 Medford
lildK. T.-l. 1181. 0f
Mrs. H. K. Seneehal and two
ehlldren, sister of Mrs. H. VV.
Wakefield of .Medford, vlslteil here
Saturday on lier way to Oakland,
Cal., t( spend the winter. Jli.vlm;
left her home In Spokane over a
week ao, Airs. Senofslml visited
reliUlves and friends' hi llosehurK
and other- points- on her way to
Medford.
"That Kood coal." We jtive Kreen
tradliiK stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phone 239. !f
Harry Itosenbui-K returned tlos
morning from Seattle, win-re he
spent the past several days on bilHi
noss. i
Let me write your fire Insurance.
Carl Y. Tent'wuld, Hotel Medford.
Phone !l!i:i. tf
Ttjmporury nulo licenses were Is
sued this forenoon lit tho sheriff's
office to l.ee Wakefield of Jack
sonville anil, W. T. Dougherty and
I-:. II. Porler of Medford. '
Hot lunchen nt Iluson's What
Not, corner Cth nnd Ivy. 22!i
(. W. Ilrudfonl of Salem nnd
Per-y Willis of lOllKcne are unions,
the. Orciionlans at Aledford hotels
who arrived hero-Sunday. .
I.esH nsh, less soot, In that good
coal. Hansen Coal Co. Tel. 211!).
,. , , . ,( 'f
Mi'h.' .Mnud K. Chapman, her
mother, MI'H. Julia Kimball,1 and
l, .Hluli Biado lump lime nnd hyil
ntted lime for spraylnc. ltip Pines
Lumber Company. 224tf
The Mctiiy Auto company filed
three actions for money -In clrcujt
.court today, niimlnu it, ('. l'ont
pella.'rcd V.' vlirlies and W W.
Wllllsiand J''red,t'orhes as defend
ants. I'I'ho plaintiff claims the da
fendanls owe money for aulonio
IiJIch nnd supplies. . .
Sec Prill's Sheet Molal Works
for radiator, fender nnd nuto body
repairing-. 217'tf
Donald McdreKor, former mnn
aKer of Itosenberw's store here,
spent. th week end In- Medford
vlsillntf friends.
Knfborlno Stum? Dnnoe Studio.
21(1 Kast Main. Phono 1603. 2.
' School hudttnts nre- helnt; sent
out to various schools In the coun
ty by the county school superln--tendent's
office. The budgets must
be returned fully made out before
December 1. nnd also Include the
butlKuts of Medford nnd Ashlandi
IIIkIi (trade lump lime. and hyrt
rnted lime for sprnyhiK. Wk Pines
Lumber Company.. 224tf
Tho Crater 1jiI;i (lulld will meet
this evenlnit nt the home of Mrs.
1. W. Luke on Orchard Home
drive, where a hard limes party
will be held. Misses Kllrjlbelh
Iturr, Isabella Wllsle nnd (lertruile
Llutler will act .'is hostesses.
lllch iirndo lump Unto nnd hyd
rated limn for sprnyltiK. lilt, Pines
Lumber Company. 224tf
Cnllfol'lilalis relslerlnit nt Med
ford Jiolcls' Sunday Included Mr.
and Mrs. (1. W. McOee. Harry .1.
Drown of Los Amteles. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Clarkson, W. It. Sherman
nnd It. 11. Jackson of Oakland.
J. Holland nnd K. 1.. Muriiily of
Sacramento, T. It. W'ehlon of Fair
field. M. II. Johnson of Sulsiin. Jack
Kl-eeblirn of Suwtelle nnd Mr. And t
Mrs. II. II. Williams , lone Cook.
fl. S. Diindon nnd II, S. Dover if
San Krnm-lsco.
The Medford Henuty Shop will
be closed Monday and Tuesday.
The shop will be open Wednesday
A. M. 22i;
Included nmollR the Medforl
visitors at Crater Lake yeslord.'y
were the Misses Kdnu Mae Wells
and Marie Iverson and Maynurd
Putney and Harry lioRers.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Winters ar
,iVed Ibis forenoon by motor from
Kalrfl'-lil. Cal.. to spend a short
,, Medford, attendliiR to
I bimlnes matters while en route :o
Sei.tlle, to spend the winter.
Albert O. K I relief. S.10 l'.sst
Thirty-third strcei south. Portland,
and Archibald Atkinson of Aurora
have Jirrtt named by Senator Me.
Nary ns principal appolnlees for
two vacancies ul the I'nltcd States
Naval academy nt Annapol.s. Al
ternates named Include llalph Sav
iikc Schramp, K.tleni; Howard C
Itauan, KiiHCne: Milton Taylor.
Salem: J. l. Ollklnon, rormerly of
Portland, nnd Pnu Huvh of ltild.il
Veil. In that order. Sherman 1'
WrlKbt. Jr.. Portliind, was named
, ns fhvtt alternate but has asked
Hint his name be withdrawn.
! . Mr. anil Mrs. K. W. Wakefield
motored lo Lincoln yesterday on
an ouiiiik. From there they drove
i to Klumnth Kails. Fort Klamalh.
Crater lJlke and back to Medford.
Ira T. I.oey. formerly of Med
ford. who Is now connected with
tho American Hakery company as
its Pacific const representative,
stopped In Friday to see Mrs. tleo.
T. Peake, who wss on old friend
nt Ihe time they both lived In Med
ford. (Hants Pnss Courier,
t. Ms.. tM'MMi Harold . KoMn of
this city left Sunday on nn extend
ed Irlp tbronch the eastern slates.
I They will visit relatives In Minne
Sid George, Htate commander and
Carl MoHer, . state adjutant of the
American lAKlon, department of
OreKon, arrived here yesterday for
a conference with local k-Klon of
ficials Today they are rneetlrm
with repreMcntatlveg of all aoulh
ern Oregon posts at Ashland where
the annual district convention i
beinK held.
Kid Dennis, Denver, Colo,, fight
er, a rrl ved yesterday from Klam
ath Kails for his fik'ht tonight with
Gene O'CJrudy, southern Oregon
farmer boy, at Ihe Armory. Dennis
Jh takinn the place of K. O, Whltv
Chicago battler, who was to have,
met O 'Grady hut was unable to be
cause of a match with 1-eo Lnmxkt
In Wellington. t This is Denim'
first appearance . in Oregon and
he only recently came Into : th.
state Trom Denver, where he liar
been fighting headline evenlfll
, Mr. and Mrs. (lerald AV, AlcGee
pf Koh AliHeles, Mil. MGoe bclnir
Pacific coast reprew-ntatlvo of the
Jioni'lllfi l.alioratorins. Inc., flop
ped over In Medford yesterday and
left (his morning on their way to
Portland. !
In a relurn golf tournament
played here yesterday with .Med
ford golfers. Grants Pass was de
feated by the score of 3Ti' to
Grants P;;ks was represented by
10 players.
Superintendent K. C. Solinnkv of
Crater National pak leaves this
evening on a journey to Han Fran
cisco, on park business
Cnl C. Wells, resident deputy IT..
S. -marshal, Ih back in the city
again from having delivered a
group of prisoners from Medford
and Klamath Kails to the federal
authorities at Portland.
MRS BIRKH0LZ INJURED
BY BLOW FROM CURTAIN
During the'' jirnsenljil Ion of n
Hallowe'en nroKrnm nt tin Willow
SniiiiKK school litsl .Saturday niKht.
Mrs. .1. W. Hlrkholz was lcnoolioil
unconscious when the cnrleln f-ll
unexpectedly and struck nor In the
hack of the head. She was revived
after 11 short time. Mrs. Itirkholz
was 'painfully hurt and severely
shocked. She received medical
attention.
Portland Construction of V.UHl
street vhidiict from Diluiul
livenilc to Colunlblii Slouch road
over tracks of OrcKon-WashlnKton
Railroad & NnviRatlon eompany
priiellciiily coitlllleled.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
roll Ii-KN'T Nice rrnilt room:' u'rl
vate entrunce; hoard. '. 1.13 N.
(lakilale.. i , - . 2211'
MAN wllh car lor poslUon out of
city. No selllllK but a little sales
cxporleuue'ol'.lnoetlpK tile ptehUa.
helpful, tjlve referen'S. phone
number, etc.. In first letter.- .M list
be able to strrt at once. Oood
.salary to .riKht man. lAddress;
Hox K. - V: cliro Meilford Mall
Tribune. 22K,
KOCND ltosary beads near .lack-
son tlounty Jitunlt. 'Ovviier may
" -have same by paylnR for ad and
cullliiK at Mall Tribune office.
227
.')li s A L1C NnrniKiinsett turkeys
for breeders. P. 1J. Lofland. 1 '.4
miles N. W. Central Point. 232
WA.NTKD-f-Oirl fur Renerrtl house
work. Phone 4ll4-J,''.or call at
130 W. th.-. e. ' -.V 22S
: . j .. . ,,1.- ,
KOIt HAI.U (lenulnn Wallace re
dllclilK records. Cost $ I 7. Ml; will
sell for 6.00. , ,)lo CI.- K. li-.
Tribune. " ' ' 226
WAXTlilJ (lood used hlxh chair.
Write Dan Pcarce, .lacksonville.
Ore. 2 27
'OK SALK lUectrlc rnrnte. 4
lilates und side oven, $-10. . Also
electric washing machine, S2(i.
221 Portland, . 227
KOIt SALIC AN lSV'HM'PMliXT
AT A HAIMiAIN
Corner lot. Il.rixl00. suitable for
parkiiiR lot or RaraKe, Front and
Hth Sis.
WOLD wot.n
Sparta UUIr. 10 N. Itlverslde.
OOOD OUCHAHD HO.MK $8r.00
on hlwny; 13 A., Rood bouse; city
water; 2 A. Hose, pears, 2 A. Au
Jous,' 2 A. I(arlltts, 2 A. New
town apples.' 20 yearn old; 6 A.
alfalfa.
WOLD & WOLD.
232
VOU HAI-K NKW C-IIOOM Ill'N
(ALiV; paved street, near high
school; wonderful terms, l'rlced
to tell. Sen me nt once. Too
good to last.v
KOK 8AM0-5.ROOM HITNCIA
LtV on paved street; everything
hut a lia.Hfinent and iiirnacc;
1 Icnlrola and electric fllovo go
with place; one year old. In ex
cellent condition. an he hought
on easy terms, small payment
down.
ItKKItK V SIMM,
lii So. Ilartlett.
l''OU ItKXT Desirable npt. Hotel
Ira ml.
WA.N'TKIJ t'.irl for Keneral house
work. Steady place for rlirbt
party. Phone 4H4-J. SStltf
l-'tirxp Mack itli. 125 K. Bth.
l.tiftT llltth-top rubber boot, be
nveen Nash Hotel and West 4th
. St. If found return to "I'ote's"
llootblack sland, lteward. 1!27
b'tllt ftAl.1: One purebred Jersey
cow, riilstereil: wll lie fre-di In
about two weeks; 1 purebred
Jcrsev bull calf. .. registered, fi
tunnths old. Itoth ahiuu.Is from
Verv hiilll - class' stock, (leo. U
Trelchler, t njlle west t'entral
Point. Phone IM. 2S
tliitill I1H1NKI1 wants lionin.
Phone S1U-V. I 22S
Kill) HUNT Modern house wllh
lanue. I I Hi West tilth. 22S
VOIX SAl.H Newtown nliles:
some are keepers: I fie. 2&r, SRe:
free from rot. sr.; Ile-utv. 22s
HEADACHE? Look to
Your Eyes Fttst
Dr. D. A. Chamber
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
404 Medford Bldg.
IN DETROIT SALE:
. The ninth car of Medford Boscs,
Ulilpped to Detroit by the Winter
j Peur committee, sold today fur an
j average of j:s.80 per box. ;
1 Tr.e prlce.4 by slzea wer:
j 10113 : .-...?3.75
! . J-IOh , v a.ss
'.120s .'l.tfO
' lrn : :.. 3.811
; I 4 ; 3.SU
' ' 'l(;r.f : ; 3:80
1808' ..; 8.76
The.Viilli ear half the tolul to
he Mhld ;ln Detroit will prolmhly
he placed on sale Wednesday'.
A Biimmary of the l)etro(t mar
ket and cales. when half the cmn
palKH In. eomiileted will be forth
comtiiK. 'I'o date tho development
of the Oel roll market -ban come
tip to the expectations of the com
mittee, nnd from present Indica
tions the last half of the market
I11K campaiKti will exceed tHe first.
Cars will lie sold for the Thanks
Kivltm anil Christmas trade.
"The missionary work", conduct
ed by the Winter Pear com'mittee,
via the press und the radio, has
i yielded Kood rnsulls, and tho house-
wives of Detroit, and adjucenl ter
ritory, are hcKlnniiiK to show a
Keen Interest In the Hose, as a
table' dalifty, and a fruit food.
LITTLE DAUGHTER OF
.lean WiR, six-year old ilaush
ler of Mr. and Mrs. tJharles V.'inK,
sustained trndi'terniined Injuries
thin niornlntf wheri ntruck by an
automobile while crossing Hlxth
street at Onlulalu avenue.. 'I'lie
car, driven iby ChaileH WlUiani
sou, tain or Hoy Williamson, knock
ed the' Rlil unconscious nnd she
was immediately lushed lo the
Sacred Heart hospital for first aid
treatment.
She sustained three broken front
teeth, cuts and bruises about the
face and possible, internal Injur
ies. Tim rear end of the ear struck
her as it was turniiiK from Oak
dalo'wcst onto Sixth and by some
4ritncsM0t; wuh declared til Ijj' trav
eling at n fillry Kood rain , of
sieel. The llllle Kirl was walk
ine; to Hie Washington school.
Two Girls Live on . j .
Hot Water and Rice
Due to stomach trouble, Alls A.
If. and sister lived oh hot water
ndi rice. Now they eat anything
und feel fine, they s;iy, since tak
ing Adferlka. '- " 1
Kven the KIR ST spoonful, of Ad -lerika
relieves gas on the .stomach
and removes astonishing amounts
of old waste matter from the sys
tem. Ala Men you enjoy your meals
and sleep heller. So' matter what
you have tried for your stomach
and howcls. Adh-rfka will surprise
yoit. Heath's Drug Store.
WM.
THEY'RE
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GALORE
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WEATHER CHARMS
jyo to the- fine weather pre
vail hik the post-tttaHon f licking
of lourlstH and others to Crater
ImUu coniinues and doiilitleHH ' will
not cease until the had .weather
ami nnow .i;omen.
Yenterday ome TJ)0 people vllf--ed
the lake,' making np.ito Mate
10,128 persons who had gone there
wince Oetohei 10, according 'to
Chief Hanger 'William C. .(iudfroy
who arrived in the city hust night
ftir u Heerul daya' stay and who
Fiiys the wojdher jh cx.eptiunally
fine at Crater Mational pari;. Tho
dollar car admission fee fur enrn
i.s k 111 on,, and will he us long
as tho rim drive can he made. '
Chief J anger t Jodfrey also re-)
hited that visitors Htill camp out I
at the Anna Spring camp ground'
despite the cold nights that fol
low the day of unshlne. Of.
coui'kc no camping has heen per
mitted at the hig rim trump gruund
.since the official eluding of the
season on fi(nit(?mher 20th, last.
K:ieh ilny of Octoher Raw an at
tendance averaging 8!l cars and
I 'I pet-Kims daily, making In nil
W'lW p'-rsuiiH for that mfith,
l-'ou r f oreig n cou n t rlea a ml 3
.stales were represented In this
Octohee attendance. Tho foreign
countries were Knglanri. Argentina,
Canada and Mexieo. of the Indi
vid mil states, Ohio, with 42 per
sons h;id the largest attendance.
tine Japanese flour mill c.om
pany piircliajies ' annually about
I r,,IHIIl,tl0ll bushels of wheal-.,011
the 1'aeifie eon si, Ihe bll Hi i flf . j'' .
froii 1 1 1 in I .
flly lily Water company com
pleted work of iustalliiiK mains in
ibis town.
Phone
51
T1 I'YTPr.
PA$TUERIZri'SAFE4ptjREi
PROOUCED PARKED-1
THE SANITARY WAY
nA HOUY STt. PHOtta
A Complete 6lanmo a
FOX SILVER JUBILEE 1904 - Oct.
I
roxCRATERIAN
HERE!
World Famed Comedians .
THE 2 BLACK CROWS
.IN THEIR FIRST SCREEN SENSATION
ALL TALKING!
ALL-LAUGHING SINGING DANCING
Paramount PeesEArnf
In Octavus Roy Cohen's Greatest Story ( ,
""'Ren
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! s : ' ni r i fir
jVuicKrueKeiiei
I -Dr Leonhardf Hem - Rold I
' guaranteed ip-banlMh any form of
j Pile misery, or money back. It
! gives cmick action even In old. stub
1 horn- cases. Hem-Hold Is a harm
less tablet that.removeH blood con
gestion in the' lower bowel the
cause of piles. It brings joyful re
lief quickly 'and nufely or costs
nothing. Jarmin & Woods and
druggist everywhere sell li with
this guarantee. .
Dr. E.' J.4 Carpenter.
', ' ;. CHIROPHACTOR...; .',
, . . , ' . and. '. .
. ; PHYSIO THERAPIST
. i. . 319 Medford Bldg.
, . .-. ,'Phone.rt30-R
Tues.Nov.5
y ;, Oriental Gardens
3 With
Vic Meyer's
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-, Orchestra!
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