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PA flic TWO
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TOCAL AND
JL PERSONAL
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J. If t.lnllle a mnipanled Mr.
I.lnvitle. cam from Portland vester
day 10 make h home In thla valley,
probably hi th vicinity of Medford.
"Jgat a tittle place, with frtrlta and
nhUMh nnd oulckene and ptga mi
II," Mid Mr. Mftvllle, "will sett Mm.
WueHUi ad dm. Thin la beautiful
TNllajr. with a charming climate."
Olrrwr Ontoer. of Trail, la "abp
plug In Bedford tmlay.
JtSID la lean en (rood farm, olaso
In. fi. 8. lno.
H. O Ingle, of San FraHrlseo, U
rtoMm bueiuaa In thai city today.
Turkish nougat 30c lb. Tho Shag
ta. J. U. Magadale, tit Lake creak, la a
Medford rlallor oh bualnea twin)-.
Spring warfc la progressing rapidly In
tha I.iike creak dlstrlet.
IS off on Kodaks ai Weston';
Camera Shop,
I). X. Dobbins, of Portland, at rived
In .Mmlford last evening to look about
h little while attending to a btislno"
errand.
Antes sells Ford cam, 1200 down
and jaS-a month.
Koy T. Wlllll. of Persist, nrTle
lit life with hit aehool rhHma In Mad
furd (oil)'.
ProparottnoM la (he laauo, so brine
In your Irtwnuiowor and Intro It
eharpenod and be prepared for what
la coming. J. YV. Mltokell.
T. II. Wllllnroa. of lteddlng, Cal.,
Is looking over the situation In this
n Hoy this week.
"Inatriratlon," a ten-reel shown nt
Slnr theater W'ednoaday and Thurs
day, March 1-J. 393
Htok Tnrplfi'a thoronghhreri bull
dog whs hot Monday, lla bark being
broken. In this eoiidtthn It dragged
llsolf homo. Dr. Holm, the veterin
ary aurMvon. wm chIIihI to end tha
dog'a inlicry. It Is not known who
shot It or why lla life waa soiiKht.
Seo Maddot & llounoy, Vortland
nve. Rrnonhousc, nbout tomato planla
for noronRo planting. Standard ra
rlutlos, lowost prlcoa. 290
.1. M. CroHeHtlller, forwarly roiiutv
Ireitsiirer. has aaminnewl Itla randl
dae' for Ike republican nomlnathm
for tho aam nffleo.
Sco Davo Wood about that fire In
suranco peltoy. Oftlco Mali Tribune
UldK.
Oenaly Jadfe F. U ToaVelle and
brWe. w Mlaa Kltaaboth lllosaar. of
r-uiUtartlM. Ohio. Kfrivwl WfMlnexlar
Tky wro HwrrtaN at OwIm. Ohio.
Pott. SI at lk hM f the brlde'a
later.
ToL Dtok SaiMtors yoar treaklaa
nlwiit paptrlax, awlattns: ar tint
INC 317
Mrs. A. H Hassa itatt mother,
itra. Toaaae. left Taeaday fr a
HWlk'a tall In forlland.
IlMter IMaaw lUc hM twovatl to
irtr fttsartax at SS S Central, next
t ltHa' Orwery. $t
lraak lUy ksft Tea4ay mwtmImk
far a abrl hnalnaa trip t Smn Kraw
Cham, lla aicta to return In a
week r tea day.
Now la the tlata to plant roeoa.
Sswe extra choice throe-year-old Car
allna Teatovt and lrau Karl IHitekl
from the ftneat roe kedgoa In Mori
frd. Order at oneo aa supply It 11m.
Mod. Merco tho rioriat.
I'rofotoor Otto Kluas. who has
rhana of the departmeat of mechan
ic! drawing and athletics in the Med
font high school waa recently elect
ed head of the deiwrtiaoat of manual
tratatag to fill the vacancy mad by
tho death of lrofaor Hull The
school board at lla meeting last night
rogaoaied Huoerinlendeat ttlllls to
employ an assistant to derva In the
department of maatial training and
maaatol drwlng wko may at the
aam time teark any othr anbjort
needed, probably la the laaguag de
INirtmoat. Wanton Camora Shap for first elaaa
KodaV flntahlNR and Kodak snppltea.
Profoaaor Van Fleet of Klamath
count), haa been empiod at a tab
slltute la the btgh achool ta the ab
aogou ol Profoaaor J. Myers Ouaneil.
who a as auddaaly called east a taw
day a ago by the serious illaoes of ate
rather. Professor Van Fleet ia a
graduate of th t iilrrmlt) of Wash
ington at tteattl. IU t em Horary
deportment here mil be Miear.
The Star brand of Upowrtler rib
bog aro guaranteed to gti Ig.ggg
improaaiOM of tho typo "aN and "e"
wtUsMit aa eMggtair the type a to
attow oa tho paper. Thla la a pretty
Off warranty, bat that what the
Wahatar oatapaay agrees to with Star
rihaaaa. told by the Medford Print
lag eeaiar
H K. l.uudisn n of the Klue ldge
wHstag district, tame down to the
t alley aeMroaoItt today oa buaiaeas
too ytad with the reoumatiea a.
work o a auwber of rial ma la which
hr ia Interested in that dtatrtct Soma
saow la left la binder work la that
region aad more may fall this moath,
but the lime Is rapidly apwwarhlng
ii.Ni uausual actlvltiee are eaiierteg
to nmke that extensive eertiou a tert
ta'Ou $ of buslaeaa.
Typewriter papers all kinds U
Medford t'it 1-015 To
J
Mrs tlenrt Matri.nf lrksoNvllb
Is vlslllna with relalivpx In I hi tj
Ihfs weth tnrla her kusbniNl's ab-
leewce m Calif oral
j MMfffrri Taml Co. "AHywkwe any-
iimm. mows nmw.
A. T flail, f OoM Mill, Is In lbs
rltr to4sjy am busfawaa arraaxta.
Peaitnt brittle. Sac. The Mmata
fleorge Pall, of Oraats tHuat, la
tranaaetlaK Iwialnaaa In JtaslfeW tkla
week and atteWdlnt cwrt rft Jack
sonville. Mm. B. It. Ilaney has jbotimI her j
drnaa making then ta Oarnatt Corey i
blda. lteoM SIS and 3U.
Ira Wewfall. of ShaaU ralte
f!al . Is looklfic over the Valley to
for alffek lth whlih tn rofManish hl-
raitrh herd.
When bolter Insurance Is sold i
Hoi in e, tho Insaraneo Man, will sell
It.
r. K. Kvprts. of Apptogatc. Is doltiR
bnafwaaa In Medford today.
Insure your ante In the Alliance
against thoft, fire C. Y. Tenpwald.
Mrs Mary K. Walter, of llugene,
will return to her home tonight, after
a rlatt Ih this city during the month
of February.
Got your typewriter paper from
Mmlford Printing Co.
If. C. Stoddard, superintendent of
the CnllfOrutn-Orogou Power com
pany, Is on a business visit to Port
land and Is registered nt the Honsoti.
Try n Klni? Spitz clsnr and en
couniK.o homo Industry. tf
Frank (1 Owens haa returned from
h business visit to Medford.
J. O. OorKtng, tno nest nil around
pholoKrnphOr In southorn Orocon.
Always rollablo. Negatlvoa mndo any-
Iwhoro, time or place. Studio 22S
Main St. Phono 3I0-.I.
Unl V. HlnKham. of the Illngham
orchards, has returned from a two
months' visit with relatives at Santa
llarbara.
Smoko n King Spitz clear. Gc.
They aro homo-mnde. tf
Alex Roiborouah haa rcttirneil
from Salem, where he nt tended n Mis
sion of tho public si'rvlec commission
lusplrntlon." a ten-reel shown nt
Star theater (oday. Jii.t
Dick Townsend, of the Portland
Hallway. Light and Power comiwny,
waa In Medford Wednesday.
Would like to secure two good
hear skulls. Ilartlett, Taxidermist.
238 N. Central avenue. 292
Jesse P. Churchill, of Yroka, vice
president of the Cnllfornln-OrAgon
Power romiiany, waa n MtHlford vis
itor Tunetlay and Wednesday.
You can new gel thoo fresh Co
lumbia river smelt at the Flah Mar
ket 28
John Qrelve. anperrlaor of the
PrtMpeet rwed district, waa a MedfertI
vlelter Wetlneoday.
Shelled corn, I.8 per hundred.
1.. tt. Itrown.
II. K. Martin, of Aahlnnd. U do
ing bHslneaa In this city today.
Marlon Smith, of Salem. Ore., la
look Ins over soul hern Oregtm Ihia
week, having devoted four days te
tkla valley. He will go te the Klam
ath country tomorrow.
J. Frank Brawn, of Kagle Point,
visited la Medford Wednesday.
Mlaa A let ha Qraawell. of Urania
Paaa. Is visiting with young friends
in this city today and will remain
until her mother returns frem A ab
le nd Together they will return
home tomorrow or the nest day.
I or a pound buve smelt now nt the
Flah Market SIS
Alex. Were, of Kagle Point, Is at
tending to business in Medford and v.
Halt) today. Mr Pierce met a val
uable horse bv death last week and
ik looking for anotker to complete hla
team for heavy spring work.
Daalel Hall, of Cold Hill, left laat
night for Sacramento. On I . where
hla brother Ilea critically III.
Ore A R aad l.oulse R Hedges,
chiropractor, baths, massage. S3.1
K. Mala
Fremont Allaader. of Hlllsboro.
this state, who ha been visiting In
this part of the all.v for two weeka,
returned home lat evening.
0. A. C. WILL PLAY
IN FALL
r.AM" laVMNti M . M....h 1.
It wa- .tnnoiinciU here tudwv that
the Jlh-hiRun Agricultural college
football teuni probably win pLi the
Oregon Aggie- here October :& Ft
M-xeral weei it wa thought that the
'team- would nt meet thu fall, but
the Oregon coJWe in a trlegram
unintivrU u.vcpictl the open date.
OBITUARY
I''hj4 June
Died Klojd. the oaly child of Mr.
and Mrs Motrin B Joaee of Jackaea
illle, Oregea. died at the heme of bla
parents Thursday February Sf. of
tftart trouble The deeeaaed was
eighteen veers, one moath aad II
da old. a native i this state, being
born near the gterfing mine. The
renerai win taae place today at Ir p
. Th.arvtce.elHh,hMIthar If aemtna.ed and elected I shall, fciJgrei
resbyierlaa churth of which he Is eadeavor to .onduct Herfatr of thr uke -Jw wd thrte ItleU
lienor The internieat will h. "V. hul"" '' kXv. itt.t.lT.-aJ thtbS
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m
Presby
mem
MEDFOnD MATf, TRTRrttF..
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THEDA OAnA If 'CARME
Tile H t'lll
nnmitiibli', .i-
ninht.
In i'er iinitMillc wn the Will -mm
l'. irMlnetion of "f'nrmMt"
mark an era and chronicles an epoch
hi inoting pit'lur?. It has uo pfflle
tiu' in Muniplitotiit and cmIoi-m.1 rftng
.ntude, seenir iiiuiranent. urotiertHMi,
M'nal, eoHtiunes luvn.i expenditures
or extraonlinnn tnaliuent. It ntanda
inle. HUiretue. inimiialile nml alone
MMoiij- iicliit'XcuiciiN f dm ilcnt
Hlage.
NKW YOUK. M.itih 1 ThcMihwl
Hied opening of the new Mihmarlne
campaign of the Teutonic powers, set
for todt iinds twiiw big Hners in
or near the war soin. In which the
Austrian nd tiertuan undersea boats
are operating.
The liners are Cretlc. of the White
Star line; Italia. Italian line: Tnor.
nlna. Italian ling: U Payette. Krench
line, r-niiaaeipnla. American Hue;
Finland, in American line service;
Bergensfjord. Norwegian-American
line: America. Italian Nne; Pat Ha.
Ksbre line- Pannonla. t'unard line,
and the loannlna and V anile fa Con
stant Inoa of the Ore line.
.Vone of these steamers It believed
to be armed unleaa they have mount
ed guua at tea.
The Italian eteamahlp America, one
of the ships which have had guns
placed on board b the Italian gov-,
Sy-wimte F sltf.iSte
lE&tffciJOX PiscosoEP,PtfDs wmi carmui'J?? hrM
liin.i - - ipTi in h.ij I
-I Ml .'I ILl P. I'M n-I
NEW SUBMARINE
CAMPAIGN FINDS
LINERSINWAR ZONE
ernment. Is todav Mleted to be In er Clark after a inference with other
the war -one with 1x2 cabin and IT3S house leaders and same democratic
steerage peiutcnia-r 0u board bound senator advised the foreign affair
for Xew York The America, accord- j committee t recommend a joint ret
ing to cable advices received bv lecat joiulloa which would provide for the
agonts here todav. tailed from Naples 'appolatmeat of tuth a committee,
on February U j mnon gte'ne, Kern. Overman.
WILSON ASKS AGITATION ! Mr"n- Oore held a
- j conference at the conclusion or w hieh
(Continued from page onei i'1 agreed that nothing hould be
. doue in the aenate today.
terrace had been demoted chiefly to The president meltlveh did not
diaeuaeiug procedure. ,ik for lirh , rc0utlon, ' -aid Mr
" The habit of obedience haa been ; Kioml. icaking of the new .ropo-ai
developed to a high degree in con- Thu q lotion t. beeu i ro... bed
greas." was Mr Kltchin's answer to a Mne I cturmd -on th, What
gueatlen about proiect of a vote He i
it one of thoe who have favored
the reeolbtiona. One plan discussed
waa for the foreign affairs house com
mittee te report adversely on the
ieuding reeoliitiona aad at the same
time have the rnla committee bring
in a rule limiting debate By thai
plan a vote could be reached in the
i....... ...- 1..U- i .w-
.n... iuiiwiiv ur rniwi;, -tau or
qu.Mion would be taken up la the''
ornate tttimedtatcb afterward. ! 51R4S 0I asIU
The preeldeat told the leaders the j
foreign Mtnatlon was a more se-
rloas today that tt has been for tev-
eiel week, but be believed action i
Humid b. taken utck.v to show the
world that ibv American government ,
was not divided.
Itf-alHttuH Drafted.
It was understood that some of the
leaders who .viiferred at the White I
-J. a .. jy v i i j '."
TOO LATH TO CiaSSlKT.
CNtMHty TnK-urer.
1 heiebi announce thai I am a can
didate lor the nomination of county j
treakiirt r for jNckkOu i juat. Oregon, i
r w "i-"1""" ..--. m - ",
for at the primary election lo be held
Max It. tt
1 (ormerly held the office of county
treaaurwr gad believe I gave general
aatmfartuM to the nubile
During the time 1 wa county treas
urer ihe countv etu,'iu.cd espert c-
ounianta to eier( the count) offi
cers' books 4Ud -aid rvpert com pi l
mealed m work v.0 hlghb a
UUIK- UllUiai
MEnFOKI), OHKOOV. WEDNESDAY. wurn 1.
N AT THE PAGE THEATEf
I In fr .i rnl!l,l ' Pi- iJiJ Sp.ilu.
iIh SjMin be'. iic tilt Ii.UkI muiin took
the liici iii the guitar, pcmu'uteK
"rurmen" throngihnit.
The-la Imra'a eMieeidion uf far
men ia poKnr) fier own, nud 4ie
Iniakei mow! of her ojMit unity. Her
right in the cigarette factory ami her
dentli een are triumph., of dram
atic skill. She dipl.i throughout
ihe womlert'nl facial control that hit
made her fumona in the moving pic-
lure world.
House today still differed with the
preeldtHit's poeltlon.
Speaker Clark, who predicted last
week that a warning resolution would
paae, two lo one at that time, eald ho
did not know the sentiment of tho
houte now and rofased to aa) how
he himself would vote.
Housu loaders toda drafted for
consideration of the house a meas
ure proposing that congress express
lis confidence In tho president's han
dling or the armed merchantmen con
troversy and recognise thut It Is not
a matter of legislative but of execu
tive loncern.
Kepubllcana were ald to be almost
aa much divided eg the proposals ns
the democrats. Keprewntatlve Mann
would make no public statement of
, hla view a. He said merely that the
present situation wae a "very serious
one." aad that waa all.
Situation .Muddled.
The views of some of the leaders
developed to be so much In conflict
with those which the president out
lined at hla moralng conference that
the leader urged the appointment of
a joint committee to go to President
Wilson to aak him for an official
statement of what be wants congress
to do. The leaders considered the
situation very much muddled Sneak
n0 ,M. ,,, l( ,,.,
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HEAVY MEAT EATERS
(E
Bat Ism BiMit if ti frel R.t(Vrhr ar I
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kTe Madder treable Take
No two er womsn who eats rn.-.t r?u '
Urlr can nuke a mirtakr by fliKbin? the
Wdatyt oetneieailry. ty a well known I
, "i '
wrki ,, u. ilr,u i., ,hiiwii and
(ail ie liter tbe wastwand poi-oos iron
the bleed, then we get sick. Nearly aU
rbenmatism, headache, liver trouble, i
II 1HIIU.I '---'- ut
.ri-xr dUankr - l .i...-,.h
kidneys.
The mam tat yeu feel a duH ache in tfx '
kltiirft r Mur KV Wiiri Ar tkj.
1 urine is etowty. odeetive, full of sedi
. meat, irregwUr of pMfc er attended bv
. .,... f
tag. step eattnc mat
j,, - abeut
fqur eueees el Jad
miu ,-uM ur -Snaur. til: a
UbUaooeinl ia a rlatt of water before
breakfast aad ia a tor days jour Mdeey
will act la. This fataaws suits is made ,
from the aeM ef grapel and lemon jwiee,
estabiaed with litbia. and haa been used
for esnefetiens to leak and stimulate
the Wmft, also t tjearraNse the acids
in urin so it no longer causes irritatie.
thut m.mg' plad.ter weak aeM
Jed Salts u latxpceyire aad caaeet ,
tajure makes a drllgbtful eter
f Jsearaaaas-' aegegi'''1' smaiia
COMPARES TARIFF.
10 MOSES' SNAKE
I.otlSYlU.E. Kv.. Marrhl -
' Kin n- Moses lifted up the serpent
in the wildemeae, o 6oN a preiee
nu turifr be UftH m m Ajntrien tf
tin nnlion wonM be heaM." nVlar
I Thoman It. Ihxen of Seiliile in
In- udlre today an temimrrtr
thiiirmnn ot the re)nwhVam sidle
i "mention. Kejmblicnn ndmiuitrn
lam, were continnou mnrehea of
lroitrrm nml pro-jieiity.
I'rotertion. iho cneaker WMered.
"would cover all that ha been xakl tm
the -uliieet of -vif'imredne-e.
A-nle from preeent economic ver-il-.
the Haker w proonblr diiaUr
ui-l .ibciid after the grent world war
is ended.
"We will he the riehc-t eounlrv in
the woi Id." he eid, "hut the leant
le-pected. AM oiher nnlions will lie
I he l)it armed, the be-t d rilled, the
mo-t deKrnle ami the mo-t needy.
The Ameriean nation -honld preare
Tor thi awful hour, nnd I worn volt
thai to meet it nmperly nml lo ettle
'il enfelv will require tin highect tr
der of intelKgenee. tateman.hip
'nml (Hiurnge that thix nation haa eter
been en 1 lei I uimki to diafday.
"What we all waul." ni.l Mr.
Dtaon, "ii u return to the principle
f 'safety fir-l.' nud old-time rejuih
licon procperity."
XOTIOK
Precincts Mmlford North Main and
Woat Medford register now at the
Mal'Trlbunc office.
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
iN THE WILDERNESS
Valuable Health Hints
For Our Readers
CATARRH out. but have no medical value 1
Ju-t because you hawk and spit and xeina, teller, acne and all Mini erup-
your nose la wet, cold. red. sore and live diseases should be treated wl'n
a nulnnnce. ilnn't merely nine It no. S. rt. S
Vou can't cure catarrh by creasing POISONED BLOOD,
your noe. Take S. S. 8 regularly So many different tbliiRR contribute
nnd you will drive catarrhal Hlsons to poison the blood and the effect ia
out of your blood. Tho membranes so startling that the sufferer become
will soon recover nnd no longer con- panlc-strtcken and Is ld to ue harm
tlntie to accumulate tho mucous that nil drugs If you have any blood trnu
patbers and thickens Into catarrh, ble, get a boitlc of 8 S S. and take
S. S. S. stimulate the cells of the tin- according to directions,
sues to xelect from the blood their own Don't take anything else Poisoned
essential nutriment ltapld recovery blood Is bad enough without ruining
from catarrhal Indamailon In the atom- your bones, joints, teeth and vitals
aeh. kidney, bladder and all mem- with minerals S. S S w mimulates
bcanes Is the result. cellular activity that they reject all
MALARIA. poisonous Influence, and -.elect only
Throughout the country, wherever those materials In the blood that make
malaria abounds, are happy, joyful healthy tiseue. This is why i asslst
people to whom S. S. S. has given won- ance toward recovery Is so noticeable
derful help In the treatment ot mala- and at timet remarkable
rla after the most sickening torture S S s l welcome to the weakest
imaginable stomach and Is a-imilaied just n
The gaunt complexion of malaria's readilv an ihe most nuirhiou food It
victims, the chills and fever, the ma- has helped tn cure a bni of Mjfferers
larlal dysentery that seems to defy all RHEUMATISM,
other treatment, the malaria! leg. the In any form of rheumatlxm give the
enlarged liver, tbe persistent anemia blood a good effectual cleansing wlib
where the blood turns to water and S S 8
the system wastes away These are I'se this remedy for three davs and
the conditions that S S S so effectu- take a hot ealt water bath to open tbe
ally asissts in overcoming, by helping pores This relieves the Kings and
to restore the blood to its natural vigor, kidney and assist; S S. S to utilise
STUBBORN SORES the kln as the principal avenue or
Sometime -ore spot becomes lado- elimination
lent The tlnsues surrounding it lose Avoid salt-, calomel and other drn
teae and are unable to provide suffl- tic purgatives, as ther absorb the mots
dent nutriment to stop the drain r. ture from the wall- and membranex of
ik then chronic Just vaturate your ihe inienitnes. weaken the innmulai
blood with 9 S S This is quickly action, produce chronic rontls'i'in
accompliohed. as S S Is naturally and thus emanate the sysiem with
assimilated the same a milk or any rheumatic poisons. Get a bott!c .f
other healthful Mould O S S S st any drug store Pont
Nature acts with marrelou rapidity take a ubtitute.
when given the proper assistance, and 3 8 S . purely vegetable an 1
? S 8. so mini-Hate" celhilsi artint) prepared only bv "the Swift Sir. tl.
that the part surrounding an ulcer se- To . 271 iwlf Rldg . Atlanta (ia Vni
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KITCHENER
NATIONAL APPEAL
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.neftmir wa I..IU m Wr i ""'
neni here Iwiny lo injrf n '
.ul .miiM-M campaign The lorfl
rmavor presided and the .penker m
Lh,.W Earl Kitchener, -een-tnrv
'elate for war: A. K. Itelfour, fir-t
lor.1 or the adminilty; lteginmo .. -Kennn.
clianeeHor of tlw fxche.pi.r.
ami A. Ilonar Ut, secretary for the
colonies. .
Premier A-quith wa have ml
drei the meeling and lo hme
moved the principal resolution, but
he wn Kiiffeiing from Ihe low- of In
voice and was unable to attend.
Un! Kilcliener in his Hpeeeh i-nid:
"We want jut an many men n we
can get oltiicn.. We are bound
to take nil Ihe men that can mm-iblx
le smred from industry, ugrienlture
nnd eotmnorce.
"We cannot produce all of our or-
luinry iaee-lime trtpiireuionl-.
Kither Ihe M)Htlolion mnst go nnori
of many llimgw or the armv mw
lirt of munitions ami olher mdi
K"isaUle thing.
"There nre civilians prepared to let
'their hrolhet- in the trenches eiiduic
hnnlthip- while Ihcy are not remix
lo make small -nen tires or hnrdcr
work, increned effort and iturcn-ed
economy.
"Kvery war problem teoeht- the
' nm leamrn. Flrlaly. if we emplox
Meas InlHir. meeting Ihe wants ol the
enilinn population we reteu-e mure
men for lighting.
".secoiullx. n we import lc loi
I'lin-iiuiptiou we lc en the ililluul
ti,. t -i.. tnin-port.it ion "
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I Baking Helps
VnliiMlile ;Utfie.illins
Jlyftfn. Ai-nffit Atiup, J fnr-t
He slrtflf Uinijf, n liuirhl hj
Mr. Janet MtA'cnsu-1 hit
ll-lplnl Cube Meklnd lllnl-
AlviMi-saiit flour gml KC Dakinc
; Towdcr nt leant Uircte times. The
more sifting, the ghter the cik ,
Ketiicmixrr tiwt! To erentn Imf.
tcr pimI gugar qtifckly, warm tho
rugor alightl. ISatt yolkx of en
with rotary beater. Whip v muj
of eggg whh flat gjxxm v1np.
Water jnnkes lighter cake-; ,w
makes richer cakes.
To mix n cake, first crennt !.nj.
tcraiiJ sugar thorottRhly , tin ?t ..,i,i
yolks, if used. Then alUrn.ittiy
ndd molattire nnd flour th.it I n
liccit sifleil with hnkiujc pow.i r
nud stir until smooth and rlov,
adding-egtf whites afterthorouhiy
mixing.
Ahvuj'S use I C 'Baking Po .. a r.
Biscuit Helps
Alwayssift flour nnd KC Baking
Powder at least three times.
Have shortening cold nud firm.
Mix dough ns soft an it cm be
handled. The softer dough uls
into the oven, the lighter the
biscuit when it conies out. It is
easier for K C Baking Powtkr to
do its work in soft than in btiff
dough. Mix biscuits verv little.'
Do not knead. Stir up with spoon
or knife nud press ill shape to roll
on floured board.
With K C Baking Powder re
Milts nre Mfrc and certain Ajk.
your grocer tor i i
30
Next Saturday
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room
New location
The Store That Sells
for a Little Less
dAGE Hi SULPHUR
Brush this through faded. 1 fr'css
locks and they become da'
glossy, youthful.
Hair that lo iu eotor aad lust"
wheu it fades, turn graj, dull u .1 f'"
!, is sauted by a laek of sulphur "in ''
hair. Our raaidiuathr made up x " ''
ur of .Sage To and Sulphur U, .?
hr locks dark and beautiful, .ma 1
sands of woman and man wko nai i '
even cukw, that luUful dark si (
hair which ia so attractive, use on' -
old Uate recipe.
Nowaday w- gt Ibm famous n. xt '
by asking at any drug store f.r
ceat bottle ef "Wyeth1 Sage an 1 v !
phur Hair Remedy," which darkeui "
ar to naturally. a evenly. th-t tub.'
can poaiiblv ull it u, ku. u.nlu-' i1-
.,45 u ? dandruff, stop ip
iicntaw and fl hlr Y.m 1 .
falling
Uttii.ia a sdoiim ar iaft bruah i'-l.
pnoee
Nit thri
snd draw tint thrttuh your hair .king
.hi -mall strand at a time r
ghu .' TZSTSJ' ---
''P1"" ' . keaidee. I. a ." '
darkening .he ht.r after a f,w , -
f -'-V '
ng the Lrr hair diaaeeear I''.'
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