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fVaelMO, las Ancolaa. aXttla. Portland.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur rerry.
Mother object to thalr "kiddles'
being called "aide." Ifa about time
s halt tu called on calling city
firemen .... "fin laddies."
Cong. Hawley la loamg the May
primary, every day on the editorial
page.
It we almost cold enough laat
night to rob a neighbor woodpile,
Secrecy la to be maintained about
the UofO. football practice. Thla
very good Idea for aome of ap
proachlng aoorea agalnat the equad
Almee Bemple Mcpheraon, the
evangaiut. and her Ilaw, are alwaya
Intereatlng. but never ao muqh ao aa
whan tampering with romenoe. The
latter waa recently handcuffed to
gent with more wives than the law
allow, aad upon diacioaure etartea
oul-aavlng campaign In Lea Vega,
Her. The publicity legged, o Almee
Became the bride of ass-pound
baritone, whoa voice la mere to be
feared than hi heft. Lot a lady
ate pa forth to aue the groom-elect
for (300,000, aa balm for a bruited
and broken heart. Other people'a
lore affair make good reading. In
reporting the breaking of the newa
to Almee, the uncolored and uneolor
able Aaeoclated Praaa aaldi
"Juat headline, Dave I sighed
Mr. MoPheraon-Hutton, aa ah
read the oharge. "Juat haad
lineal I told you I'd get you into
aom eon of neaj, if you married
me."
"If worth It, deer," Button
railed, dimpling ,
A rax trick of maacultn charm
a . . that dimpling.
Ou Woodpecker autalned a punc
tured cheat Tueeday, In a combat
with a nut-stealing member of the
Bluejey gang.
Lady Pord-Ooup of the loeal lmt
tatlon Brlttah aet, haa returned from
the shot, where aha ate too many
aiama. Lady ha contracted a cold,
and the habit of calling everybody a
-bounder," even ix may an.
A mountaineer wa In town yaa tar-
day getting a haircut Inflicted by hi
wife, rectified. She whacked the
handle-bar off hi muataeb.
The eight-year old Rainier, Or.
boy who for tb better part of a
week kept a poat searching tb tall
timber for him, while b eaaayad a
-Bsc to ntur movement." n
an "out In the wood ah ed movement."
very time "Alfalfa BUT Murray,
governor of Oklahoma, la mentioned
aa a poealbl democratic presidential
nominee, there la a dreadful feeling
that ha would get more vote in
Oregon than in hla native state.
Meeere. Moyla and Allen, the let
Pacific flyer, have been Jeuad
allve. The beet bit of fancy writing
on thalr dlaappearance, waa panned
by Sheldon P. Beckett, of the Coo
naa. aa via mioway oecweea
u uDiiuary ana a poem, ana po
fleaeed a nleeaurahla lltrrv thrill
Mr. Sheldon now enthuae over their
return from the oblivion to which
ne ao cnarmingly conflgned them.
Autumn I aneaking Into the val
lay, and the night wind In the
mounuln are eaualng Jim Olnken
a neegie to button up hi ehtrt-
ooiiar. inia is nut on of many
algna. Proa pec to ra an bundling up
no oianaei, ana louing down ad
yed burro with pick and trying
pan, preparatory to straying Into
ana nui to dig lor gold, and live en
bacon and beana, unleea a deer wan
der Into the kitchen. The camel,
hair overcoat, and the Siberian mink,
adorn dud tan male, and atyllah gal.
The vest I often found buttoned
ail the way up. The raklah Panama
la about through raking. Th bind
men dont come to town of evanlnga
in ineir roDin-egg blue pongee ahlrte.
The turkey era fat enough tor crack
(hot to ehoot at their heede all day
Sunday. Th morning air la bracing,
and tb vntng air land Iteelf to
amoracing. High eohool giant ara
wearing aweaUra with red "Ml" on
th boaom there muat be a million
of them and 180-pound fullback
era emitting. The Older Olrla an
hemstitching thing for Chrlaunaa.
and auto englnee hum mutically.
Prematurely colored maple leave an
drifting into tb barrel of th Oar
man cannon In the city park. Hunt,
ara an abroad, and rural laaale an
getting abroad, and rural laaalea an
banda. And every evening th aky
all around the borlaon olrcl I a
lingerie pink.
Portland. Bid called for haw Pod
rat buUdliif, ., ...... .
The Lessqn of the Kingsley Case
IT NOW appears that tba sentence impoaed by the court against
Kingsley, in accordance with the verdict of the jury, ia to be
carried out
To arrive at this decision haa taken nine months. It will
probably be several more months before the final tragic chapter
ia written.
What has been the net result of this delay f Increasing the
burden of expense on the taxpayers, increasing the popular dis
trust of the courts, adding to the mental anguish of the defend
ant, and establishing a precedent which, when a similar crime
ia committed, will strengthen the forces of lawlessness and di
rect action. . ,
NO ONE denies that any individual accused of a capital crime
ia entitled to every legitimate defense. The assumption
o finnocense until the opposite is proved beyond all reasonable
doubt, is entirely proper.
But from the time of the sentence in this case, there waa ab
solely no doubt whatever of the defendant's guilt. Not only
was guilt officially established, but guilt was frankly admitted,
There was not only no "reasonable doubt," there was no UN
REASONABLE doubt.
Why, then, couldn't this case have been closed, cleared from
the alate and forgotten, in nine weeks instead of nine months
or a yearf
QIMPLY because our present methods of criminal procedure
are so cluttered with red tape and senseless technicalities,
that prompt justice in the case of capital crime is physically im
possible.
As we have stated before, no individual can be blamed for
fighting for his life, nor can lawyers be blamed for doing every
thing in their power for a client.
But any system of criminal procedure that renders prompt
justice impossible, that works out invariably to place the righti
of the criminal above the rights of his victim and the rights of
society, CAN BE BLAMED and the right thinking people of this
country should not rest content, until sucK a system is either
discarded or radically changed.
The aituation is, and for many years haa been a serious
and critical one. Unless radical and far reaching reforms ABE
enacted, there are only two possible outcomes. Either this is
to be a country, virtually controlled by organized crime, or the
people are going to revolt and, for their self protection, take
the law into their own hands.'
Another New Feature
A NEW front page feature, "Comment on the Day'a News,'
by Frank Jenkins, started in this paper yesterday and will
be a permanent department of the Mail Tribune hereafter. We
believe our subscribers will find this column interesting, in
formative and readable. Mr. Jenkins will concentrate particu
larly upon the news of Southern Oregon, and stress the im
portance of all forms of agriulture, the problems of which he
has made a careful study for many years.
This oolumn will occupy the space formerly occupied by
Arthur Brisbane, who will be moved to an inside page. The
Jenkins column ia given first position, because the value of
news comment, 'like the value of news, is in inverse proportion
to the distance. That is, the farther the distance of the news
source, the less its news value; the shorter the distance, the
greater the news value. ,
Mr. Jenkins will comment chiefly upon happenings in South-
era Oregon j Brisbane will comment on happenings of the world
the first will give the local view; the latter the world view. One
oolumn will thus supplement the other, .and give the readers of
the Mail Tribune, in our judgment, the most comprehensiv in
terpretation of tha day's news pioture, available in any newa-
paper on the coast. ':
'THE opiniona of this paper will be continued to be expressed
in thin anlnmn A Mfl MAWIH7T) V. TP rot?
What this newspaper THINKS .can only be found in its edi
torial column! there and there alone it expresses opinions, there
alone it HAS opiniona. Outside of that column every printed
line comes under the general classification of news news as a
chronicle of events, or news as an expression of what other peo
ple may think, whether in the letter box, th efeature columns
or in the press reports.
With the launching of this new feature, we might say that
from time to time other features will be added, all with the
purpose of coming as near as is humanly possible, to making
the Mail Tribune the best little city daily on the Pacific Coast.
Sundown
ANIMALCULES.
By Mary Graham Bonner.
"Have you ever eeen animalcule?"
eked th Little Black Clock.
I may have wen them and not
known their
nam," Peggy
aid. "but I'm
u r I dont
know any crea
ture with a
nam Ilk that."
"They muat be
a kind of ani
mal," John re
flected. "Tb
flrat part of their
name la that ot
'animal'."
That'a not
uch a bad guea," aald the Uttle
Black Clock. "Oome along, wa muat
turn th tlm an hour or ao ahead
and then It wlU be really night,
and wa muat take th cruiae."
An we going ocean trevellngr"
Perry atked.
wa an," aald th Uttle Black
Clock.
It wa certainly eomethlni to
think they wen going to take a
crula on th ocean and at night.
Ana without a doubt they would
the queer creaiurea with th
big nam.
JM Um ! Cloc, was aq
nice about euggestlng hi Idea to
them.
Now an automobile had come for
them and they wen aplnnlng along
In It until they cam to th ocean.
There, near a big wharm. wa a boat,
all ready and waiting to tak them
on a cruiae.
The ocean air wa ao aoft nd o
freeh. Piggy and John both loved
the , but now, aa they traveled
along through th water wa lighted
up.
"I know what that 11" cried
John. "That- phoephonial"
"That' what It I often called."
aald th Little Black Clock, "but
that really la family after family
of animalcule which w are aeelngl"
"Bo they're animalcule!" John ex
claimed. "I never really did quit
know."
Tomorrow "Animalcule at Home"
t
Cleric Was Cruel,
Says Wife in Plea
PORTLAND, On, Sept. It. (AP)
Th Rev. Duncan P. Cameron, putor
ot th Pirat Praabyterlan church at
Oottaga Orova, waa today aued for
divorce by Virginia Hunt Cameron,
who oh erd cruelty. They wen mar
ried In September. 130.
Mra. Cameron declared the hue
bead borrowed 5O0 from iter baton
their marriage. She demand th re
turn of thla money, J00 attorney
teee. gss a month alimony and u
of her maiden nam, Virginia Hunt.
Oakland Sohcel gymnaalum will
be completed and dedicated Septem
ber 11.
Turner Turner Lumber and Man
ufacturing company Inatalllng boiler.
Sandy New grade chool building
rtUctd. hen.
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
This Is Boston.
Strange Manicure Lady.
Engineer Police Manager.
And Manager Curley
Plays Golf.
Copyright King Feature Synd, Inc.
BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 16.-
Retail merchants from many
cities, here discussing retailing
and its problems, find the spirit
of Massachusetts cheerful, with
the end of the unseasonable hdt
weather promising better busi
ness. .
At 8:30 o clock this morn
ing Governor Ely of Massachu
setts expressed at breakfast the
definite opinion that conditions
are better' and will continue
getting better.
The flrat Democratic governor" Ma
aachuaetu ha had In a long time, he
look to one who ha seen many
governor like an able lndlvdual.
He has a good gray eye, a atrong
chin, a weU developed back head, and
no objection to a fight If anybody
suggest it.
Boston says he baa made good ap
polntmenta.
One of the governor's ldeaa for
employing the Idle wUl Interest other
atate. He haa apent 250,000 fight
ing moaqultoe In Cape Cod. Every
dollar goea In wage to men that dig
ditches. Th moaqultoe an discour
aged, and th atate will get It ail
back In Increased land values and
taxation.
You see strange thing In Boston.
A manicure lady In the Copley Plaza
barber shoo wear spectaclea with
heavy rims. She lent even a bril
liant blonde, and her dark hair has
no permanent or other wave.
Th New York cloak-and-sult type
man who waa having hi finger nails
made an unnatural pink wa having
a dull time.
t-e
Unusual also 1 Boston's poUce
commissioner, Eugene O. Hultman,
an engineer, not a politician, and In
terested in making it possible for
th citizen who wants a policeman
to get one.
He aaya "unless a citizen anywhere
In Boston can get a policeman within
two minutes after ail my new signal
In working order, I hall consider
myself a failure." Thla writer at po
lice signal station pulled down a lit
tle hook, and thl happened. ,
Three patrolmen came on motor
cycles, a patrol wagon rolled up, and
alt In less than three minute. May-
on and police commissioners of oth
er cities may want to ask Commis
sioner Hultman and Mayor Curley
of Boston about that.
Thla la on of Mayor Curley'a
many busy day, and you would not
willingly disturb him. He was pre
senting prlzea on th municipal golf
link, with a mellifluous speech with
each prim. Later he played a round
with Oulmet aa hla partner, against
Chauncey Williams and Fred Wright.
Mr. William 1 th Bean Roebuck
manager. Mr. Wright I an expert
player. Tb odd wen on Mayor
Curley and OUIMKT.
It I pleasing, aa you pas Mayor
Curley'a red brick residence on Ja
maica way. to observe an Inde-
atructlble shamrock hanging In each
window.
When you visit 'Boston secure. It
possible on your explorations, the
companionship of Police Lieutenant
O'Dee. Two police motor r-ciee gr
ahead of him, traffic and obstacle
melt away. '
It Dante had had euch a guide In
place of Virgil, he would have seen
paradise, purgatory and the Infernal
region, with eaten at th bottom In
half a day.
Bo ton polio are carrying their re
volve on th outeld In a belt. A
'gun" In a hip pocket, hard to draw.
make' It easy for the criminal to
shoot first. Other cities should adopt
that plan. .
Massachusetts la talking a good
deal about "Coolldge tor president In
IMS." Plv or six hundred automo
bile drive every day to hla simple
village house, look at It and hope
they wlU aee him. It la not aa big t
crowd aa th on that vUlt Lenin'
embalmed body In the Red Squar
In Moscow. But Mr. Coolldge happily
la not dead. Par from it.
Hie VERT intimate friend that
went to achool with him and la aup-
poeed to know "all about Calvin
CooUdg," aaya Mr. Coolldge wUl
aurely be a very receptive candidate.
He know It "by certain algna; Cal
vin I alwaya a little restless when
he mean to start something."
Th fact la nobody know ALL
about Mr. CooUdg or. In fact, ANY
THING about Mr. CooUdg.
. Aad Mr. CooUdg know ia dlt-
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
signed letten pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dlaeaae.
dlagnuaie or trreatment wlU be answered by Dr. Brady If a etamped self
addreawd envelope la enclosed Letter should be brief and written In Ink.
Owing co the large number or letter received only few can be eniwered
neve, mo reply can oe loaa. to, queries not ronrormlng to Instructions.
auurcM Lir hiuuid oraa? id cere toe Mail inDune.
WHAT HAS DIET TO DO WITH GALLSTONES!
Certain food which contain con
siderable cholesterol should be ex
cluded from the diet of an Individual
who has Inflam
mation of the
gall-sac, whether
gall-atones are
known to be
present or not
Moat gall-stones
ara composed ot
successive layers
of cholesterol de
posited from the
bile, together
with bile pigment
and . more or less
calcium. The
chief foods which contain cholesterol
are yolk of egg, cream, butter, Uver",
brains, all animal fats, peaa, beans.
wheat, olive oil.
But what la a poor vlcltlm of chole
cystitis (gall -sac Inflammation) to eat
If not these very things we so non
chalantly delete? Well, there are atlll
popcorn, peanuts, candy and spinach
what more could one want?
But wait a minute. It Is somewhat
compllcatvi. Drs. Krause and Wnit
aker observed experimentally that the
gall-sac (I use this term because the
term gall-bladder -confuses the lay
reader) contracts and empties Itself
In response to the taking of any fat
or oil or greasy food, but It does not
contract In response to carbohydrate
food (starch or sugar) nor In re
sponse to protetd food (lean meat,
white -of egg, cheese). They also
found that the odor or sight of sav
ory food when the subject Is actually
hungry falls to cause any contraction
of the gall-sac. From these studies,
made on animals, the Investigators
concluded that perhaps the excruci
ating pain accompanying gall-sac con
tractions may be allayed or prevented
In cases of gallstones by avoiding fats,
keeping the diet confined to pro
teins, sugars and starchy foods. On
the other hand, the investigators sug
gest that in cases of gall-sac trouble
where drainage la desirable, liberal
use of these fats in the diet may be
advisable.
How about It, folks do you like
lots t cream and butter and lard and
bam and breast of chicken, and do
these things like you? If you have
gall-sac trouble, does your gall-sac
need drainage? If it does, have some
more gravy and do help yourself to
the beans.
Candidly, If I had something wrong
with my gall I don't think I'd bother
much about my diet. If I found that
fata hurt me, I'd try to do without
the more painful items. On the other
hand, If I found I could get away
with a tolerable amount of fried eggs.
Carolina ham, Virginia sausage, I'd
consume my share of these Ameri
cana. As for the cholesterol-containing
Items, I'd endeavor to go easy on
them, though there Is plenty of
cholesterol in the body anyway, that
Is, in the healthy body, and ao 1
think the attempt to eschew such food
Is of questionable efficacy it Is a
good enough principle In theory, but
it has yet to - be proved efficacious
In practice.
We must not lose sight of the im-1
portent thing we DO know about the
formation of gall-stones namely, that
the usual forerunner or beginning of
the trouble is some kind of bacterial
Infection of the gall-sac.
In my Judgment the four $hlnga
most needed by one with gall-sac
trouble, with or without stones, are
(1) less food. (2) more fresh raw
fruits and raw vegetables, (3) more
exercise, and (4) more belly breath
ing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Buy a Bushel of Wheat.
I saw your recommndatlon of plain
seed wheat as It comes from the
thresher as an Ideal breakfast food
Tot three months I have been eating
tt, and find it very tasty. Also it
supplies sufficient roughage to make
the use of- flaxseeds (another Brady
Idea) unnecessary. I've passed the
word to several friends who have thi
pby.lc habit and they are getting
good Ksults too. W. V. M.
Answer Thank you. Now if evejy
family were to purchase an bushel of
plain wheat, either directly from, the
farmer who grows tt or from the mill
or feed store or seed store, It would
help the depression considerably, be
sides improving general health.
Trouble is so many people are so
dumb they Imagine wheat as nature
produces it is not quite fit for mvn
to eat they like to think the manu
facturer adds something essential to
it in his factory. The manufacturer
robs the wheat of some of Its health
giving virtues and so gives the nos
trum makers and the quacks a fine
break.
No Takers,
What have you to offer in written
matter regarding nervous condition?
J. A. P.
Answer Only sympathy.
Barefoot Child.
What harm Is there in a child going
barefoot? Can a child catch any dis
ease in that way? Mrs. M. M. .
Answer Every child should be al
lowed to go barefoot as much as pos
sible, for the benefit of the feet as
well as the general health. Down
south a child or an adult may con
tract hookworm disease by going
barefoot in prlmltlye places where
th ground is polluted with human
excrement. Anywhere In a gymna
sium, swimming pool or on any floor
where other people go barefoot, a
child may contract ringworm foot
itch, athlete's foot.
Caught Napping.
Even If exposure to cold or damp
ness can not cause any form of "crt"
may it not cause congestion? Mis
P. G. E.
Answer I suppose It may cause
congestion. In a case where the In
dividual Is already 111 or very feeble,
but not In a fairly healthy person.
Tin Doctors at Odds.
Some high school girls In our camp
have biology teacher who condemns
lodtn for first aid disinfection of
wounds and highly recommends mer-
curochrome, which she declares all
hospitals use . . . O. J. F.
Answer I'd prefer lodln for my
cuts or minor wounds, though it is
true lodln smarts more than mercuro-
chrome does.
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
ferenoe between traveling on a pros
perity wave, and dragging the to
boggan uphill after It has struck
bottom.
There was mild excitement In this
nleghborhood over the recent execu
tion of Mr. Hurley, who murdered
a policeman on a robbery expedition.
He had murdered Joseph P. O'Brien,
a policeman, and waa the flrat man
to be executed for such a murder,
Governor Ely, who had commuted
some others convicted of murder, did
not like the fact that Hurley shot
the policeman down with one bullet
and then sent three more into, his
body. "
Hurley at first had scoffed at re
ligion "and man-made laws,' but
spent his last hour praying with
Father Ralph W. Farrelt, prison chap
lain. Opinions on religion change
when death comes close.
Parents
MENTAL TESTS HELPFUL.
Byo Altcec cJudson Peale.
The average parent tend to be
defensive about hating his child
submitted to psychological test.
He does not realtee of whst In
calculable value such testa may be.
-roe trained psychologist who gives
them properly evaluates his find
ings, accepting them neither aa final
nor aa absolute teats of Intelligence,
but only a a fairly reliable indica
tion of the child present capacity
in relation to the things tested. '
Knowledge of the chtld'a mental
standing help t achool in the fol
lowing ways:
It prevent comparisons with other
children. The bright child gets no
particular credit merely for being
bright. The alow one la not con
stantly required to meet Impossible
atandards.
It prevents mistake In Judgment.
due to eppearances.
The gay. talkative child may well
deceive even the experienced teacher
Into believing him cepabla of better
work than he la actually able to do.
Too little la frequently expected
of the very bright child who nap
pe na to b quiet and sluggish In
manner.
The child of lea than average
ability, discovered early, la given
program especially adapted to hla
needs, while the gifted child Is not
permitted to leg and become lazy
In hi mental habits.
At horn knowledge) ot h child
mental standing should mercifully
prevent comparison between the
school records of brother and sis
ters. It should lead to Intelligent plan
ning for the' future.
The discovery of special abilities
and disabilities through mental testa
should nrevent the tragedies that
occur when plans for the future are
made without taking Into conside
ration what th child I actually
capable of doing.
Flight 'o Time
(Medford and Jackson County
History From th rile of The
Mill Tribune of !0 and 10 Yea--
ago.)
TEN YEARS AOO TODAY
September 17, 192L.
(It waa Saturday)
Wyoming cowboys shoot up the
ater showing Fatty Arbuckle comedy.
Johnny Kllbane. gray-haired fea
therweight champion, knock out
Danny Frush, 19-year-old battler. In
second round at cleveUnd.
Ashland Joyrider steal speed truck
and rammed Into front of Ike Frlde
gar's home, causing $200 damage.
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WAKE UP. YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And YouH Jump Out of Bed b
the Morning Rarin' to Go
if yon red soar and sank sad ths wrt4
looks punk, don't pmliow a lot of talta,
mianl wtar, oil, lautiv cndy or ebmn(
gua and upet tbtm to mk yoa suddenly
wt and buoyant aad full of RUMkiaa.
For tbtry can't do It. Tbcjr only mor th
hcTtsrvlg asd ft mar monaa&t Wxn t fct tt
tb eatna. Tba rasoo for your dowa-asd-out
tealing it your Hv. It thould pour out two
pou&di of liquid bila into your bovU daily.
If (hi bil la cot flowing trty. your food
dattn't digwL It Just deys In tb bowab.
Gas bloat up your Momich. You hart a
thick, bad tasta and your braath la fool,
akin often breaks out in blmba Your bsad
acrww and you fH down aad out. Your wbols
ystan la poisoned.
It takaa thosa nod, old CARTER'S
UTTU5 LIVER Piu3 to g Item two
pounds of bila flowing tmly and nukf yoa
M "up and up." T(vy contain wondrrful.
kavmlaa, gtnti vogftabi aitncta, amajdng
wbaa it coom to making Um bila flow traaiy.
Rut don't ak for Uvar paia. Aak for Carter's.
UlUa Utw7 Filla. Look for tha nana Can
Littt Li vcr IMJa on the rtd lahM. Kmmt a
ihnrmite lanataftacaa. GUilC.a.
Ed Lamport buys 20 acrea on the
Pacific Highway for new home.
- Food price increaae during August
all over the nation.
Heavy ralna over entire northwest
gladden farmera.
Elizabeth Gore of thla city vl
elected president of the aenlor claas
at Reed college.
Chan Egan. playing In the national
golf meet at St. Louis, gets off to
a bad start on second day.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
September IT, 1911.
(It was Sunday)
Wilson and Harmon, rivals for
Democratic presidential nomination,
clasp hands at Governor's conference
without a word.
Dr. E. B. Ptckel named chairman
of committee to improve health con
ditions, and give health talks.
County court bars foreign born
from Jackson county road work.
Good road advocates hold meeting
at Buch.
Fencing of Jacksonville street,
which c. used split among neigh
bors, ended.
Pacific Highway surveyors to reach
city next week.
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Dayton Prlnk's drug tore estab
lished In H. B. Allen pharmacy.
FREE
WE
DEVELOP
FILMS
West Side Pharmacy
J-vlt. U-plate battery, df-
l-yr. guarantee PO
l Battery Recharging SOc
Severin Battery Service
1522 No. Riverside
TWO MAJESTI0
B-Eliminators
$5.00 Each
Service Electric Co.
Ill South Rally
Phone 127U
Again It's
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Seeding lime
Again MONARCH
features the most
complete line of
Quality
FUELED)
For FALL PLANT
ING to be found in So.
Oregon.
Plant the Best
You'll find our seed stocks to
be the best . . . recleaned, free
of weeds and true to type.
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
Retail Store
323 East Main
TRADE AT
EITHER PLACE
Mill and Warehouse
Cor. Tenth and S. Fir
A big health secret in
Electrical Refrigeration
Constant temperature
under 50 safeguards
food. Then it is safe
for the family health.
VOU can almost ut how aa
Electric Refrigerator safe
guards health how it save
foods, including left-overs, by
keeping them fresh for days.
You cao have one of these
modem, new refrigerators de
livered on a small down payment
tnlj. Balance on tasy terms.
See how it makes ice cubes
always in ample supply. Learn
about new frorco. salads and
desserts which are so easiW
prepared.
Temperature, electricallycon
trollednsuresheslthprotection. Demonstrations given gladly
wherever Electric Refrigerator
are sold.
TOT CALIFORNIA OPECON POWER C0MTAJVT
'Tear Par teat
Many delldee salads aad des
serts are eiailr made If ron have
en Electric Refrigerater.
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