TH« CENTRAL FOINT STAR
FRIDAY. AFR1L 1». IMO
now totaling from MO to 700 cars pounds of live ^ ight and a like
amount of buy. finds Ihe Oregon
u uvar.
Experim ent slutlon.
The usual daily ration fed to
W inter or dorm ant sprays ure no
horses ut hard work Is about 1 lo
| ' | pounda of grain for each HW ulil in apple scab control.
Friendship Doll at U. of O.
building m a t e r ia l s
Ours 1« a modern supply depet for the builder for w hauik
le Lumber. Shiogle*, Lath Ljroe. Plaster. Cement. Juhms-Man-
eilie Hoofing* etc.. and make everything in Cabmet Work
nd Mill Wtork.
T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D
T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S
(■rate»
( a r lo m b f
Lat as eaUwate yaur b il. yaa w »l like our Sarvice, QuaMty
arid Raiaes.
- Medford, Orafl»«
Solid gold c**c,
15 |t " el
movement, • 40
a n d V a lu e
In n G ift W’a tr h X
County Health Department
M «wo good looking Gruene, their at
tractive caaee; (heir dependable 11 >ewel Guild B»ve-
rarata, the pmrlge of the name on tlw dial and you II
ondemaod the genuine value* (hey represent al the«
price*. Rack of our Oeuen Guild Wauhei, Ilk* these.
worth foe tha amount aaked.
NEWS
Health Officer
activities
By Dr. B. C. Wilson
G r a t a < artnmtbn
G o U Uled 15 |ew«I
Goiter is one of the oldest diseas
es known affecting both children
and adults, especial^' girls. But
only during th t past 20 years have
we been able to know the exact
cause of it and to work ou, effec
tive methods of preventing it. It
is more common in certain parts of
the country, known as goiter dis
tricts or belts. Goiter is more fre
quent in the pacific northw est than
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Easter Styles
We Give S & H Green
Stamps
CAMPBELL’S
C lotilisi 'b Co.
MEDFORD
Rupture Shield
zxpert Coming To
MEDFORD
Saturday, April 26 at the
Holland Hotel from 10 a. m.
to 4 p. m.
Evenings by Telephone
Appointment only
in any other section of the United
States and Oregon ranks next to
the highest of all the states in the
percentage of goiters. Simple goi
ter is an enlargem ent of the thyroid
gland which lies in front of the
neck just below the Adam’s apple.
This enlargement w know to be
due to a lack of iodine and occurs
more frequently between the ages
12-16, during pregnancy and during
or following any chronic or severe
infection. The work of the thyroid
gland is to keep grow th and devel
opment of the person at a normal
rate and at these times the amount
which the thyroid gland is catted
upon to do is greatly increased. The
im portant thing in the secretion of
the thyroid gland is iodine and it
has been often proved that if the
thyroid has enough iodine so that
it can produce the needed secretion,
it will not enlarge and form a
goiter but if there is a lack of io
dine in the body, the thyroid en
larges in its effort to secure more
iodine.
Goiters are injurious or rather
may be injurious to the mind and
body of the boy anti girl in school
—it slows the normal grow th and if
allowed to grow may develop into
one of the serious types of goiters
which literally burn up the body
and cause death eventually.
A
small amount of iodine once a week
through these periods when goiter
is most common will prevent it.
therefore the ideal method is to
give each child in school a small .
mount of iodine in the form of a |
hocolate tablet once per week. Let
me be clearly understood on this
statem ent, this method is for the |
prevention of goiter only and not
for the treatm ent of. But in this
connection the iodine will stop th e '
goiter already present and gradual
ly bring it to its normal size again,
that is, if it is a simple type goiter
present in a rhild only.
As a parting shot—I would like
to leave one bit of good advice with
you and that is. Do not start pro
miscuous treatm ent of goiters with
iodine or any iodine containing
compound, because only a physi
cian can tell the difference between
a simple goiter and a toxin or poi
sonous one. Iodine will make the
adult type of poisonous goiter
worse rather than better and it is
most im portant that iodine be taken
only after the doctor’s examination
or advice.
Go to see your physician if your
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'J E W E L E R S
MEDFORD. ORE
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O w n T elegram *
The telautograph earvtee Is now be
tag added to the stats telegraph ays
Ism od France sad oae can now trans
mtt a telegram la his ewn hand writ
Ing to all tha leading French towns.
The servleo to uat only useful for
seuttmeatal but practical purposes, a*
the courts will probably accept a sly
nature seat by wire as legal.
Jobs Cabot, navigator, who dlscov
cred the continent of North America,
Is considered a Venetian. He was an
Italian navigator In the employ of the
English king. Henry VII, but the time
end piace of hl* birth and death are
not known.
T h istle H atting P rofitable
Consolidated Truck Line
The treaty of Versailles between
Great Britain and the United States,
ending the American Revolution, was
signed September 3, 1783. Actual hos
tilities had ceased upon the surren
der of Cornwallis at Yorktown on Oc
tober 18. 1781
Orders shipped out o f Portland today will be deliver
ed at your door tomorrow.
a a
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The War department »ays It
never been determined who v, is
Inst American soldier killed, aa
were being killed all along the
and It would be Impoes'ble to say
wbo was tha Inst
has
ths
men
line
Just
O p tim ittic T h ou gh t
“One nice thing about
The teasel, a caetus-llke thlstir p
rides tbs only entirely satl f.’.- <
means of carding wool. rem«, , in.
burr and bringing up tbs nap. f i
qoeutly In some purts of the tvo. hi
especially In England, In t, • t •r.
New York and In Oregon i l-i
thistles for the wool Biunufuctiu',
industry Is « regular buslncs* '1 • n*
were Introduced Into Amerha by V,'
lain Snooks, ao Englishman. In IS.
SH IPPED VIA
M a rk e d Liberty^» T riu m ph
L a tt F a ta lity U n know n
Fam ous N a v ig a to r
thln-so’eq
•hoes In winter,” says Onlatln»
Travers, cheerfully, "Is that no matter
how cold yottr feet may get outside. II
ln.-sti'l take their half Ihe morning It,
warm up uMer you cet Inis a heal«-'
‘»«•tu. Í.8Í” •e City S’sr
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? 'R 'i HO IN I EUS
Fro n O. S.
News Service
The rtc< g n '.c d remedy for onion
smut is fotjllel'o I) • ,1c, 1 o nice lo 1
gallon of wider «1ii■ J»*•■ * in Ihe fur
row nl the rale of I gallon lo 200
O ld M onum ent G one
In “The Innocents Abroad ’ Mark feel of row r.t st-edirg lime.
twain tails of an Inscription wi ld«
E arly spring plowing or discing
-esds. “We are the Cunaanltes driven in the non-ir.'ig.ded orch ard and
>Ut oi Orman by the Jewish robber
berry fields w herever Ihe soil Is
Joshua." The monument b< urine It dry enough is the most im portant
was described by Roman historian»
step in m oisture conservation. Il
2,000 years ago as standing In the
.tracts of Tangier. It Is uot known also hastens the warm ing up of Ihe
soil, thus increasing Ihe activity of
what became of thia monumeiit, bu:
organisms responsible for Ihe de
:hs people of Tangier today «till point
. ut where It stood
cay and making available of plant
food, anti it improves soil aeration.
Oregon lias been on an exporting
III H ealth D efined
The long txd tin e for which von h a,is as far as Ihe egg m arket is
traded a short good time.—lx>s Angele» concerned since 191ft, says the col
lege extension service, with exports
Titres
Reasonable Rates and Courteous Service
Phones: Roseburg 31, Medford 569 Grants Pass 98
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Mr. C. F. Redlich, the successful
xpert says:
The “Perfect Retention Shields”
old the rupture perfectly, no mat- ¡
er w hat position the body assumes
r how heavy a weight you lift. j
'hey give instant relief, contract the
opening in a rem arkably short lime
ind strengthen the weak tissues
the real cause for rupture) so that ¡
hey frequently recover th eir pre-
ious natural retaining power, need-
ng no further outside support,
itomach trouble, backache and con-
itipation often caused by Bupture
jromptly disappear.
Truly rem arkable and prom pt re
mits have been obtained not only
with recent and not fully developed
•uptures but also with old, long ne-
¡lected ones.
Ingenuous, recently perfected de
rices are now holding ruptures
Irmly w hich heretofore never had
,een retained.
No elastic belts nor filthy leg
traps are used.
I guarantee the durability of my
ibsolutely sw eat and m oisture
jroof, sanitary appliances.
70 per cent of ruptured children
•ecover completely through expert
nechanical treatm ent according to
itatistics.
Do not w aste your money on
widely advertised mail order con-
raptions. You cannot fit yourself.
1 F. Redlich, Rupture Appliance
Expert, Home office, 535 Boston
Slock, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
AUSPICES
NORBLAD
AMERICAN
LEGION
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Governor A. W. NORBLAD
“Hats off to the P ast..
Coats offfor the Future!’
Constructive
Progressive
Dynamic
NORBLAD
Speed Eoat
Races
EMIGRANT LAKE
6 MILES SOUTH OF ASHLAND
ON PACIFIC HIGHWAY
Sunday
April
20th.
fur GOVERNOR COMMITTEE
STARTING AT 1:30 P. M.
KENNETH D. HAUSER. 6»» 7 Chairman
SAMUEL POWELL, S'crdar?
Womtn'l Diviiion
Mrs. G. J. Frankel, Chairman
Mr». M. H. Lamont, S tm ia rj
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and keep right on smoking o rc h e v in g until you have no fur
tUer desire for Ihe “weed.’* T o stop that habit sm lilenb' is
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in Ihe use of tobacco us you lose the appetite for it. Iluco-
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tem of nicotine and tones up Ihe general health. W hether
you want to quit the habit altog. III. r or merely ru t down on
the dally amount you are using, you will find these tablets
genuinely helpful. W rite for booklet
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R a ste r
N o v e ltie s
EASTER COMES ON NEXT SUNDAY
As Easter Comes into the final stretch we arc well
prepared with items that you will want
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HAVE YOUR ORDERS OUT OF PORTLAND
This doll, dressed in Ihe height of Nipponese fashion, was sent by »tu
dents of Japan to those at the I nherU ly oi Or «gun as a token of ftten hip.
The doll stands in a ease in the Gerlinger building, surrounded by toys of
exquisit« workmanship.
W rite
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ADMISSION
Adults 50c
Children 25c
W e are fjeaturing the most complete line in our
years of business, of Easter Greeting Crrds priced
from 2 for 5c up to 25. Our line of rabbits, chicks,
Ducks, baskets, and candies arc unexcelled.
Ladies Purses
We are also featuring a beautiful new
line of Ladie’s Purses at only
98c
Our $1.00 line of full fashioned silk hose is com
plete in all the new spring shades, livery wearer
of this Hose is a satisfied customer.
Another Big Shipment of Peanut Brittle Freth
from the Ovens. Saturday special 19c a pound.
c.
B. Economy
Store
Grants Pass Oregon
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