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MEPFOKT) MAIL TRIBTJXE, BEDFORD, OKflfiOy, FRTDAY, JANUARY 2, 1931..
POSTAL RECEIPTS
N.
YEARLY BUSINESS;
Robert Allen Montgomery
Arrives on First Day 1931
To Claim Prizes at Stores
CHARGE RESULTS
Radio Program
KM EX)
(Mall Trlbuna-Vlrgln Station)
SEE BEAUTIES OF
(Hy I-.va I, en Ion)
At 7 : L'3 a. in. New Y.-ui'h day,
just licforc Die Hit ii rose to shine
wlilti-, whichever color ho prof era I
will he Kiven by tin; Handicraft!
Simp. Ami the Met! ford National
Hank hiiH a hank hook and an ,
The proRrpHNlve growth and de
velopment of .Medium in the past ! " a worm juxi one year oioer, ll.f,l (,.Posit of 2 ready for
year, both mnnerieatly and ffnan- the winner of firm right to tiio t jjt( P i,;n" to avoid htixlnesH de
cially, Ib reflected in the loial post title of "Little lien" arrived at j ,ir(.Hon hy HlartiiiK a Buvlngs ac
offlce recnlptH. the compiling of ! the Sacred Heart hoHpilal. to claim cUlti
which haH just been completed by j nil prizen offered hy merchants or, An Hhistrated baity record hook,
Postmaster Warner, and w hich Ml ford to the first baby bm n on 1 Which will be as much nppreciat-
HNOW' U Krtin or a Utile over ju .i.imiary im. j h-w iniiiuies unci
per cent over the receipts of last hi" arilval was reported to the
yenr. I Mall Tribune by the hospital man-
The receipts for the year Just nRemont and up to date no one
ended were $1 OL',1 78. G, and th
reeeiptH for the year were
$92,04 1.88, making n gain of
530.78.
. The receipts for the month Just
ended, $11,407.15, were the largest
for that month in the history of
tho Medford pout office, being
V.riSC.4(I more than the receipts for
December fl year ago, w hich up to
-ltmt time !had held thq lJcccRiher
1 record. 1
has contested his title
Hubert Allen Montgomery, son
of .Mr. and .Mrs. .Martin Montgom
ery of I'hoenix, Is the correct
name of the little brown haired
hoy, who with eight pounds to bin
(I hi' imnhi'i' im u,, Iti Dm a i f I 1
of rtwem-s. The .Medford Fur-1 M,H- '- suffering Injuries. Khe
lihlay.
5 to 0 l'eoples' Kleetric -f
Stote; I'opular llocordlngH; 4
news and markets by Muil
. ,, . ,1 Tribune. fr
Joe Mozell. well known local fi to 7rai.im,rH Kx(.unge
, , ", , . V 1 -.; our Office Jioys; v utorms cf the season In tho Orator
charge ,.t driving n car while ln-: ,.,,, nd Hnll 1 nn ' J Vewed yes'
news digest: Murray and Pe who motored to the park en
Harries. L'liC, , trance. A few oeoulo Kticcceded In
Si ti. ft Pol.llh.r- llofftt iMlltfH- i a .11 i. t .1.-
f both ctilH belnu damaged and I "I, , V . V , . . . " ",,V,I,K " miuii uimantc ue.vuiin uiu
...... ,. , .,, LIIHVII II JUIIU f"1"-"'""" j G I L I
Oue ot the must beautiful buow
during which alleged court h Ion
his car collided with that of Mr. ;
;imi .i r. August i .nng. the iroinn
nit tire ami Hardware company, j
which no doubt guessed wrong on
the buby'H Hex, haw donated a f
doll buggy. It's a wicker Hey-wood-Wakofield
model and ub-
ince hat the inaiorit v turned
, V 9 to 10 Venetian Nights; there und enjoyed several houra of
lauen ny a pjissing motorist - iiinmv iiini.w Town l i.u " a.. ' 'l'
to a local hospital where her
hurts were dressed and she re
turned to her home last evening
Htanliatly built. j
A five-pound chicken for the
buliv's fatnilv to ftrnst noon is
credit Jh ready to meet any con- j (,m,ing from the i.lhertv .Meat
tempararles, who may seek his mil, ket and a box of Whltelaw's
t'1'"- candy lor the mother from Col-
He was sleeping soundly In the Vip's Drug more. A ja.flo mer
Sacred Heart hospital nursory at ehandise order which allows the
noon today, confident of his .,,,,. to .-boose tlw food they
House (Jrchestra. The storm started about 3:30
Sutiirtlny. o'clock, alter the wind had been
ata A At bl I 11 H....... ..- .lt .11
Willi,, the cnlllsion occurred at ' , ,.,.,.wu. ..,.,,,.1 : "'""' "'
.-. ... - tin jiiuni ui .uiu n.fjCi miuu ttuu ti
cawt of news hy Mall Trlb-
(laurels, and failed to open his'
eyes when Interviewed. Therefe
prefer. Is promised by H, K.
' .Marsh.
i TAGS THIS YEAR
The Kconomy .Meat Market is
giving a home sugar-cured bacon
In honor of the new arrival, C,
.1. Hreier and Co. a pair of beau
tiful hose to his mother and Peo
ple's lOlectrie aiorr
(he intersection cf South Oak dale j
luiu r'wai i live nun, uie hi nwi nne
by Mr. hang charges hat Mozell );n)f(
wh driving a ear while intoxl- I oKriendshlp Circle:
II Mil 111! I .IMIH IMKO.IJ. . Pndtlln,.' KW.r ll i,. Mlni'ff It
V UIUI M. V
It is alleged that Mozell was
A deterialned effort to enforce
the state dog license law will be
made In Jackson county this year
and plans are underway to employ
u dog catcher, county authorities
na id today. All flogs, whether in
the city or c o u n t y, must wear
county license tags ;y March 1 ,
un official announcement nald
Horn found unlicensed after
ma i vo i nui iii rtuojei-L ui siiooi- i
ing or cause their owners to be
hailed Into court to be prosecuted, j
During 1930, less than one-half of'
the dog population was licensed j
resulting in the sale or approxi
niately K0O licenses.
their color In still undetermined hy
the press but the nurses promise
that they twinkle with success ami
that his little pink and white toes
eady to find their way
first pa Ir of shoes.
r will be presented the anv merchandise. Uobbins furnl
victor uy Juan s htioo store. And tore store- in making the same
his finger will be encircled with a' ()fivt- ,,u any juvenile furniture
baby ring, the gift of Larry thai suits tho "lucky"
Sehade. 1
Ills toiletries are coming from iifu fir-d oboioL'rnnh will be f 1,0 '"'"'it into
the .Medford i'hnririacy. A coin- j u, .n at Sbangle's studio without
plete set of Mi'iincu'M Is all ready J eharge. And his mother is going
ami walling for Ills aproval. j i,, wear a pair of warm, comfy
A sUk bonnet, pink, blue or 1 slippers presented ' by the Itooto'ry.
d riving at ,'I0 miles a n h our n n d
after the collision drove away t
great speed and was pursued by
a passing motorist, who wan only
able to keep the tall lights of the
fleeing ear in view until Mozell'p
car went off the Hnctf ic highway
Into n ditch near the Jackson Hot . ... . 1 ,.
. , t i - m l Store; av s Hupr-Kervice
springs and was wicked. The . N.
.....H..i...r .....t.out i,n , , in v Station: .News I' lash oh by
ft credit oil Mi"'"oK iiioioiiHi men ioiik .mm
kpii to ine ponce Hiation at asu
land, from which lie was brought
over to the t-ounty jail at Medford
baby's' y'ruay.
neeaiise ui .io.en s iiiaiillitv l"
-IBOY AND G!RL SCOUTS ! HOLLY HOVS SCENES
ON 1 SATURDAY EVEl AT HOSE BOWL GAMEHOT SPRINGS DANCE
10 to 11 White King; Alex-
4-' tinder's Food Shop.
11 to 2 Film Tips and
Talks; A Schilling Co.
IV M.
12 to 1 Swem's Hook and
fiift Shop; Heath's Drug
was at Its height when nix cars,
three going in and three coming
out, nlnlled endeavoring to pass a
rlioit distance south of the en
trance. The large flakes, falling rapidly,
oltKCurod the sKrcra from the rest
of the world, while the snow was
shoveled away with little difficulty
and the cars started on their way j
aguin.
Among those who made tho trip
wero Kenneth Anderson, Hall Heed,
John Bohncrt, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Bohnert, Willsie i'ruitt, Geneva
Hurt, Mr. and Mik. Aubrey Nor
ris, Babe Griffin, Kllow Mae Wil
son, Frank Van Dyke, Paul Gad
dlsj Vera Humphreys, Venita An
derson, Melvin Writ-ht. Darrell
IiiHtice Taylor's
court for arraignment this fere-
noon. Attorney C M. Uobefltsi
appeared for him. Mozell reserved!
the time to enter his plea until j
jiiiiiiui y ii ui n; a.m. j uogt ia
wliii hi iiii cuumy jiit
early this afternoon.
To I-'llm ."iO.IMMI-l'oot .lump.
, w1;c;ki:L K(J, lOermany. (A)
How it feels to jump out of a bal
loon at 50,000 feet altitude is a sen
sation nought by Willicm .Markgraf.
youthful Munich aeronaut, who is
having a baloon built 'here for the
experiment, He will take a pic
ture camera along and make a film
record of his spectacular leap.
Mall Tribune.
i to 2 ftdld Seal; Pan 'J)an-
d.V; Helen tlfle Laboratories.
2 to :i Happiness Train;
Popular Recordings. . 1 Htison, Kern Harbaugh, Virginia
.1 to 4 KMK1) presentation. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. A.len L'nder-
4 to a KUUlies' 1'oriod; wood, Jean Falliu, Margaret Hens-
Popular Uecording. ley, Kva Noalon, Moore Hamilton
5 to fi-ltoy Scouts: News !aiid Pete Wilder.
and Markets by Mall Trlb-
une. Vi
G to 7 Heebo Service Sta-
tion; Cecil and Sally. f
7 to s Lets Oct Asxocinted:
News Digest; Myrtle Street
I i u A I
ic, ore., ,jan. z. iit-;
BEAGLE
8 to 9 Weekly Itevl. w. fill. j
' tl I 111 jn 1 i I II IL K !
II o U n e Orchestra
Hoy and Clrl ScmitH will liro.id-l .Medfurd Iheiileitioers will see
ensl over KMKI1 nt fi:iri Mntiirilny i todiiy tile oxi-itinir Kiime pluyod
evening. .lohn Hnvder nnd l!"e' yelenlay In tile to,. Hmvl l,y the
C.iult will tnle imrt It, -Hob .mil j Wtinlllimtim Hlnte and Alal.iinm
lleuv.- ii Ix.v Micul play. .l-in leniii". i:ei.i-(.'e olsen of tho Molly
I'e.-me no, I Arh-ne Tuher. nmilH theiiter iiunoiinced thl.s moriiliiB.
or Min. llore will render iiluno l-'or Ihe I'ntlie reiort of the Kumc
boIoh. D.ivld Moore will piny the:"rrlved on the train thin mornlnsr
hiirmonlea. other niimhei H will w,ln "'-eiien n oin uie i oui miuiem
L.
given hy the ghl scouts,
of Hoses. This unusual service is
The Jackson Hot Springs dance
pavilion will he reopened lor the
New Year next Saturday night and
plans are being made for a large
attendance, Horn Provost, manager,
said when in Medford this fore
noon. He had been operating the,
Seven Helps In One For
Difficult Coughs From Colds
I being extended Medford people by i Oriental Gardens for the past sev
the Holly theater along with the oral months hut gave Iuh last dance
v Town
L IIC,
h o w I n g of "-Sunny," In which
Marilyn Miller In starred
there last Siitnrday night. The Pep
Peddlers will furnish the music for
the opening night. The party is
expected to attract (Utile, a number
of Medford dancers.
CrenmuUinn in a better help ihnn
"""frome coughi need. It combined even
-Major lirjp in one, to do the bent that
;..l)icn know for any cough from cnKls.
There !s creosote the world' su
preme hflp--blended, emu N Hied and
palatable. There are white pine tar,
wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecar.
etc. Bach in bett for a certain type
of cough. Hut even doctors might
"'disagree on what is best for your.
So expert have combined in t ree
v muNion oil major helps in one. This
bt denl with all conditions in a most
"ffective way. No narcotic in it,
. Cfcomulhion -ia for people who
-h to do the- utmost, lu coughn
from colds that hang on U is essen
tial. One dare not trtiHt such coughs
to any lesser helpv Hut don't you
think that any cough calls for the
best help known? '
Creomulsion cost a little more
than some helps $1.25. Hut your
druggist guarantees it. So tt costs
vou nothing ff you think it fails to
Vender help that is quick nud com
plete. Careful people, more and
more, drain mi this maximum protec
tion. Une it promptly.
CKEOMULSION
- Cor MHtltcuU Cougha
tront Colda
BY BLAZE !N CARGO BIG TIRE FACTORIES
10 INCREASE OUTPUT
SKATTMC. Wash., Jan. 2. (A1)
Kim of unknown origin In the
holds of tho steamship Mttllko of
tlvjo Mat son Navigation mm puny
here earlv today" caused dfttnage
estimated tit Sinn.uuo,
Approximately l!r)0 firemen, Hi
pieces of apparatus and two fire
boats, the Alki and Hnoiiunlmie,
fought the blare which starled In
No. Ii shelter dock aihidnhlps and
oulckly siuead alt, for three hours
before the flnmnn were controlled.
7:00 to 7 : :(0 p.m. Armst rung
(Junkers NIK" service to Kdt,
K 1 1 tj, KOMO. K(5V, K"KI.
7::io to S:uo p.m. lllio Theatre
of the A f r N 1 U : Her v I ce to
K(i. K HQ. KOMO, KOW, KKl,
KKKI. KTAIt.
S:00 to H : 1 T p.m. Amos 'n' Andy
Mtf service to KOO. K 1 1 (J,
KOMO. KOW. K ICt'A, KKSll.
S:l r to x:30 p.m. Hrownbllt
ing after a five- days' vacation.
Desmond Sweet is back In
school apaln after being exposed
to the mumps. Desmond was;
lucky nnd did not have them.
Mrs. Cornwall spent Christmas
vacation nt her home in Medford
and Mm pointroy at her home
111 the Meadows.
A number of friends gathered
at the home of Mr. .and Mrs. Ii.
H. HecKmiller Friday evening and
played kiiuics. M rs- Parks' comic
readings were enjoyed us were the
pranks she played at the expense
of those present.
Mrs. I.,ura l-'otO't and three sons
of (ircsliam. Ore., are Ktiests at
tho Charles Sanderson home this
week. They arrived December
21!. Mrs. Kuust and Mrs. Sander
son are (.'ousfns,
Coval KouK of Oresham and
Milton and Lawrence .Sanderson
are spend In; a few days on the
AKRON, Ohio, .Tan. 2. p)
Firestone Tiro and Rubber compa
ny officials today announced fac
tory working houra will bo Increas
ed starting Monday.
The (ioodyear Tire and Rubber
company will replace the sl-hour
four-day. week with the eight-hour
five-day week as previously tin
tmitnced. ' '
3C
BELOW
COST
SALE
COMPLETE CLOSEOUT ON MANY LINES
JANUARY CLEARANCE
SALE
BELOW
COST
SALE
ALL DINNERWARE MARKED
32-Piece Set
S10.00 value $4.95
A special window of
wonderful values
for $4.95
H Waite Rugs $4.95
Chinese Chairs
$4195
V,'
Fireside Benches
Covered With Damask,
Velour, Art Dennam
Special $4;95
Table and Bridge
Lamps, complete
$4.95
Cambridge Glassware
Below Cost
A SPECIAL WINDOW
FILLED With ARTICLES
FOR
ONE DOLLAR
S6.50 Fern Stand and
Pot $1.00
Embroideries. Chinese,
values to $4.00, close out
$1.00
Godey print Parchment
Shades $1.0Q
Hand-Carved
Cigarette Boxes
with Jade Top
BELOW COST
Beautiful Ice Box
Sets. Special $1
Entire Stock
: 'M- of
Pewter Ware
lo LESS
iM.otmi-K nr HiTVU'c to M.i. i hP,.,i ,vi,., r Kik CioLk. visitiiiK
KMQ. KOMO.. KCW, 'Ivb'l,.t , wnlii' Irapnlni; i-iimn of
I.Cstcr Asliworlh and ltnlpli .Mil
ler. They expert to return New
Yenrs clay.
Iliirnld Kims Is eonrlni'd to hi"
home this week with the mumps.
No other eaws have heen reported.
' Friends from IfeaRle. Sams Vai
ls I'-I'-KI). KTAH.
SMS lo (I: IS p.m. Tone Pletures
.MM' nervier hi Klit), KHU,
KOMO. K(!V. KM.
!I:1B lo !l:3H p.m. lllll ISIIIy Hoys
XHU servlee lo KOO.
!:30 to 10:0(1 p.m. Metropolitans
Kl-I, KKl,.
MO
Miiit '.nan HUHMi have been ititl
ed in Kiu-.'fh mines in the last 10
ejir-.
One Dozen Sets Only
Sugar and Cream
$5.00 and $6.00 Value
$2-95
WONDERFUL VALUES TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION .
Come Early and Get the Specials
Many Articles One of'a Kind
See Our TJ TDTC T'lE'XC See Our
Windows W UJ 1 O Ijir I p Windows
Wilson's and Pig'n Whistle Candies Made for Those Who Demand the Best
MIC service to KOO, Kl-HD,! i., ,m,i the Meailows were in-
KOA. ' . vited to the hume uf " Mr.' and
10:00 tn li):;to p.m. Mystery Se-, yVH VtiU inu.,v -UsL Saturday
. rial NISC nervlce to KiO. KSl. eveniiiK to spend the evening
KUA. dancing. Kvery ' one reported a
10::(u to 11:00 p.m. Paeirir No-, K,HUl t)ulP ;)ml the evening ended
mads NIK.! Her vice to KCH), wtth lunch.
KOA. KSI,, 1 0 : 4 ft to 11:00 p.m.l AIr and Mph Lrnvson and little
11:00 to lli:00 p.m. -Dance H Rirl of Kale Iont were Thursday
chcslra NIK'. Hcrvtce to KOO, QuestH ot the Ulackman home.
l.-irl I." O I ' .... , e El..
"ine unaries nunner hum huuhj
nnd MiM. Anna Sanderson and
Dornlhy wpent Christinas at the"
M. F. Yotins home in Willow
SprinKH.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (Irant nnd on,
lcna)d. nent ChristmaH In Med-
TUIA), ore., .ian. z. (Npi.i un fol., wuii friends,
account of Chrlsthms pros rams at
school as well u Sunday school nnd
tlie mailing of ClnlstinaH packages
and preparing for Santa Clans at
tho homes, there has no heen so
much vlsltinrt or news to con
trihute. Mr. and Mrs. -A. Track have had
the pleasure of a vied l from Mrs.
Tracy's hrother from near Tort
land for several days.
Mr. and Mr. Ilunniiel n(ertn)n
ed at (rnltnias dinner for four
tern. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. II. I'eninuer
were visitors at the 11. F. l'aukey
home Saturdiiy eveniiiK. j
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. t(annr en-:
l4rtnined at d-inner Sunday even
Iuk lit honor or Mr. La Hair of.
IteUinRhiim, Wash., who is her son-
I a -law's grandfather. lie ts past !
S5 years of one nnd came down'
flione to npend ti holidays with '
Mr. and Mrs. lilenn LaHarr. I
Covers were laid at dinner for
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Truck and Mr. i
i;nd M v. ttknn La Itarr. Uesides
the honor Kticst and the hol and I
hostess.
Mr. antl Mrs. Tule and Mr. and
Mrs. Ilamor were anions those whol
attendtMl the Ci uiiiie instil Hat lo n i
hehf In the Medford Arnwry Mon-j
day nlKht from (hi community. j
Mr. and Mrs. U. i. Ilamor at-I
tended the Masonic dinner and in
stallation hold in Central V'dlnt S;it-
uidny evriiini?. ' 1
CENTRAL POINT
i CKNTHAI. TO I NT. Ore.. Jan. L. '
Spl, Mr. and Mrs. A. iyrell and I
; children of Jacksonville nnd Avis
' and Neldn)eii Avers were dinner
1 it lies (x at the A. T. lithrope home
Sintd;iy. 1
Toe infant -i hild of Mr. nnd Mrs.1
' W'llford Walki-r Is vcit til at the :
' hospital In M-dford. I
M ss (ieiMldine t-'ot and MUs
lorthy I.liohe'k of Medford were,
! visiting hifeh nehool on Tuesday. ;
Hoth (tin were former high iclmol
students here.
1 Jiinied laMhroprQ who hus hern ,
spend in several d.in t homo, re-,
Earned on Tuesday to Williams
j crtM k, her h hn rentvd the!
j Hartley farm.
The annual dinner of thf W. 15.
C. has heen postponed lo future
date. The InstnlUtion of offtersi
' v ill t;.l;c l ku 4 j j'l.totit l I
Western Boy
Amazes Mother
"J. C... .Ir.'s sttimarh was often upset
and he had very little iippelile," says
Mrs. J. C. Hradlev, Mesnuilc. Pallas
f"ntitil- l'ev,i "f le ivn leverivh anrl
l.i. I...ll. I fniwi.l lln W'lc
constipated.
"My nmtlier alwnys used ("ali
fornia Fij Synit, so I derided to pivc
my Imi y sonic. 1 1 surely surprised mt
to see how quickly it stopped hi?
feverishness. elenred his breath nnd
lonuo, rogitliited his bowrls: iniule
hiiri a strong and energetic boy
again."
The quirk, safe way to elr.in?e and
resulule (he bowels of bilious, head
iK'ln', ,eonsipaled ehililren is with
California Km Synip. Give it nl Ihr
lirsl sign of bad breath, roaled
tongue, lisllrssnes or feverishness.
Uvery child loves its rich, fruily
llavor nnd it wis nilhoul griping 01
discomfort. Appetito is increased b
its use; digestion is assisted: wp.il
stomach nnd bowels arc given ton
nnd strength.
Khr fitly years, doctor have en
dorsed this jiurc vegetable product
The (trmiiir is always tnarkod by thi
word Culi.fhrnla. Ijok (or that whet
buying or you may get an imitation
Why Give Up?
Give Nature a Chance to Restore Your Health
and Relieve Your Suffering
Quick benefit and relief are almost sure to follow the use
of Herb Treatment. If other remedies have failed in your
case, do not give up hope. Let Chan & Kcng. the most ex
perienced and the old reliable herbalists, with years of
practical experience in herbal science, have an opportun
ity to prove that their nature's herb remedies will relieve
your suffering where all others fail. The prices for the
herbs are absolutely moderate.
Stomach Trouble
January 1, 1931.
To Whom It May Concern:
1 have been suffering with stomach trouble, burn and sour, for
six years. Have tried many kinds of medicines without relict.
After using Chan & Kong's Herbs for three weeks, I am entirely
well. J. W. McBHlDH,
Central Point, Ore.
Blood Poison
Dear Chan & Kong:
I never paid out any muney with more pleasure than footiim
your bill for curing mo of blood poison. 1 had the disease for
some time and thought that might make it more difficult for you
some time and thought that might make it more difficult for you to
in lesB than two months 1 could put myself on the buck a well man
again.
f If I keep my head you will never see me around for any trouble
of that sort again but. take this from me, if 1 should need a doctor
for anything else it will be to you that I shall go first.
1 shall tell my friends antl hope it will result in more business
for you. Yours truly,
(Signed) V "' SALVADOR AKMENDAKIS.
1241 Fifty-first Ave.. Oakland, Cal.
High Blood Pressure, Kidney Trouble
and Bronchitis
Oakland, Cal., March 6, 1U30.
To Whom It May Concern:
My home was in Klamath County, Oregon, where I have lived
all my life. The altitude there is 35U0 feet. About a year ago 1
became very 111. I was treated by different doctors for several
months, all of whom advised me to go to a lower altitude, as 1
had high blood pressure, kidney trouble and bronchitis.
: Then I came to Oakland, California,- aiid friends hero advised
me to eonsult Chan &. Kong. 1 did, and have taken their herbs
for ten weeks. 1 now feel completely well, and have no more
symptoms of high blood pressure or of bronchitis. Mr. Chan says
1 now can live in any altitude.
MltS. MARY OVERTON.
Ileswlck, Cal.
Indigestion Yielded Readily to Herb Remedies
Messrs. Chan & Kong.
Gentlemen:. '
Alter suffering for several years from my stomach and kid
neys, I had the good fortuno to read your advertisement in a local
paper. ' .- .
The relief which occasionally came to me as a result of taking
prescribed remedies invariably vanished as soon as 1 quit doping
myself and as a result I was prone to great discouragement. Ail
of the usual symptoms in cases like my own and a whole lot which
I couldn't describe kept me miserable headache, backache, ner
vousness and dizzy spells, so I was quite ready to try anything
which held out any prumise of relief.
After only four weeks of your herbs, I am entirely well and
must give all the credit of my recovery to you.
Yours truly,
(Signed) MILTON P. SAXE,
771 Turk St., San Erancisco.
Stubborn Cafee of Asthma Quickly Relieved
by Chan & Kong
May 13, 1929.
To Whom it .May Concern:
Eor four years I suffered from asthma. I trietl different reme
dies and doctors, but to no avail.- Nothing seemed to give me
relief, so hearing of the cures effected by Chan & Kong, I went to
them with little hopes, but to my surprise Chan & Kong told me
that 1 could be cured. 1 was doubtful at first, but gave his herbs
a trial. After taking the tea for one week, I felt greatly relieved,
and continuing with his herb treatment for two months I am glad
to say that 1 am entirely cured with no trace of my asthma re
maining. I unhesitatingly recommend Chan & Kong to nnyone
unfortunate enough to suffer from any sickness whatsoever. Chan
& Kong indeed understood the Chinese herb treatment.
' "' Verv truly yours,
(Signed) " ItKTT.V HINCKLEY'.
i li-'Nii Harmon Arc... Oakland, Cal.
Chan & Kong Herb Co.
The MOST Experienced and Eminently Successful Herbalists
- 331 East Main St., Medford, Oregon
Office Hours: 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. Sundays 10 to 12
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