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MEDFORD If ATL TRTT5TTXE, MEDFORD, ORFCJONT, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER It?. 1013
SIEDFORD MAib IIBUNE
Av,i;"i'KNlKST NKVHIA!Kfl
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KXL'KI'T HUNIAY BY THE
AlUUl-OIU I'KlNTlNtCO.
Off"lce, Mall Tribune liuUdlntf. 26-27-2
North l-'ir mreet. lhone 76.
A connolldatlon of the Democratic
Times The Meiifuru Mail, The Medford
Tribune, The .Southern OreKunlan, The
Ashland Tribune.
The Mod ford Sunday Bun ) furnished
utiHCTlijf m desiring & oven-day dally
newsim ir.
GEORGE ri'TNAM, Editor.
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Nottc to Subscriber- The TTntted
Stated War Imluntrien Hoard hag iBsueil
the following nwindatory order, among
othera reyui.it Hik t lie newspaper busl
news durhiK Die period of the war: "Lis
contltiiHi aendhitf p:ipern after date ol
ex pi rut Inn of hubnerlpl Ion, unless nub
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publtHher liua no option but to comply.
UNION ttiLABCiS
IZZET PASHA
I
rOI'KNHACrX. Oc-L Ki. Vpcin
llie rcsiniitinn (if the Turkish minis
try 'of Tnlnitl I'lislin, l!io limuiorsliii)
"WHS JISSltllK'd l V l.zct I'nslui, n form
er minister of wnr, insteml of bv
Tt'wfik I'tilm, t'ormcr Turkish nm
biussmliir to (in-iit l'litnin as had
been reported, savs a 'nisliuitiinip!i
dispatch under da to of Monday. Oe
tober 1 I. Izet I'asha itl-n touk the
portfolio of minister of war.
No foreiun minisler lias been m-
Vointeil, but Nabv IVv, former Turk
is'.i jimlniNMH.lor at Koine is in eluiri:
of the foreign ntiiiilrv ad intertill.
FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
Kverylmdy Ih tahttiK udvniiln&o of
tilts beautiful weather and are tiar
vcsliiiK their eropa lieforo tho rainy
Benson pot In.
Carl Kii-hanh'.ou of this vicinity
ivho ban born nnt mi tho forest ser
vice returned homo Saturday even
ing last.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Peyton return
ed homo Tuesday of last week from
tin extended vbit with their daugh
ter of Aberdeen. Wash.
Tho lied Cross bazaar entertains
merit that was lo have been held al
tho borne of Mrs. Ceo A. Mansfield,
'Saturday, th iolier t!. has been post
poned for tin; prr.srat on net mint o!
tho eptd'Tnie of Influenza. Xotiee
will be ejvi'ii later on when it will tie
held.
The many friends of I'rank Man
ning oT tliis vicinity are glad to know
that bo lias r turned from his ex
tend trip to ojuiiii;.
Mis. Carl liietiardson spent Satur
day night with rii.-inls at the power
la at.
Karl VMmi anil sister, Miss Pearl
spent Sunday tn the valley.
Cus IMl.-wori h started to the valley
Sunday mo: iilnit.
The I rofhy s'lionl started today.
Monday, uhh MUs .lones ol Califor
nia, as tea her.
Mrs. Violet IMhworth and Uttlf
non s!'vit the d:-.v Sunday wH'a Mr.
nnd Mi:i. I, W. lihhardMUi.
.1. W. Kiibaid-on is gettiir; ul.mi:
nicely wiiti hi-; p.-w duelling. lie
liua the lin:.es all tin now.
FINN SOCIALIST LEADERS
CONDEMNED TO DEATH
STOCKHOLM. M..ii.!..v. tin. I I, -
YlYV Mieiali-t le.i.b r- Here enixlrmn
ed (o dt'iilh i Siiiiiiii.'v al U -1 u
1'ors on ti ehatve of tie.i .op. A dele
Cation Iroin the I'mni !i i
throu- SIm. KIh.Iim x.imiav mi ii
v nv to !'l ti;;itiv o! u- i. llv ! intorn:
1'rinee Charles ,,f II, ,,. ,.t A ,.,.,.
lion ie; kiiij nt' rin', v,!
catarriiai. dkafness
may hi; ovi:iu:omi:.5
COST OF THE WAR.
If 'ou lilivo Cal.irilial I . ;iln.'.- or
lioacl nntl car noNrs or an- rowint;
Jinnl of luariiiK kh Id v ur ilriiiiclsi
mill pot 1 ounce of r.mninl t 1I11
Htreniltli), nnil iuM tn It , pint ot
hot Wilier nml little i r.ittul.itea
HilKar. Tnko 1 (iilili'io( infill font
llmea B liny.
Thin will oft wi lirlim i'M,k relief
from tlio illntrcwtlim luail noises
CloKKOd nontrlln shoulil ei en, lireaili
lng becomo Piiy nnil tle tntim stop
dropplRK '"to th tliroai. It i naa
to prepnro, coiitii llttlo nil l pleas
ant to tnk1- Anyone whe lias ( a
tahlinl Denfness or head noises
should ttlv till" prenrrlptlon n trial
A.tv.
. A FLAT TIRE
Socictv of Swiss bank lias issued estimates sliow-
in"; that the war will have eost by New Year day, j
1919, approximately 217 billion dollars. Aeeurate reports
were not obtainable from Belgium,, Serbia, Rumania
Montenegro, Bulgaria or Turkey, 'but most of these war
expenditures were underwritten by their allies. The total
cost of the first four vears of war totalled 180 billion dol
lars. The figures show the eost of war to be advancing by
leaps and bounds. The 1H1 days of the first four years
of war, ending Julv lil, 1918, eost all belligerents an av
erage of ii12:5,()0(),(ioO a da v. During 1918 the dailv av
erage has been $'2-1-1, ()()(),()( )(). That means tho war is'eost
ing .inore than $10,000,000 an hour and going up every
minute!
Counting the expenses of mobilizing and all war opera
tions, but not ineluding redepintion of the debt nor the
cost of restoring damaged property, the Swiss bank ex
pert exl iniates the direet eost of hostilities as follows:
1914 (5 months) .$10,000,000,000; 191.") (12 months, .$20,
1)00,000,000; 191(i, (12 months), $:!2,000,000,000; 1917, (12
months), $((),( 100,000.000; 1918, (to Julv :?1), $"0,000.000.
000; 1918 (12 mouths,, $89,000,000,000.' Total to Julv 31,
1918, $180,000,000,000. Total (to January, 1, 1919), $217,
000,000,000. France and her allies, excluding the United States, re
ceived $9,000,000,000 i'roni (treat Britain, and the United
States ii) to the end of July, 1918,, had opened to the al
lies a total of $().:79,000,000 of credit.
Four-fifths of the war have been financed by treasury
operations and loans. Such loans aggregate one hundred
and thirty-five billion dollars, or just three-fourths of
what the war has cost all belligerent nntions.
The debts of the warring nations before the war to
talled $2:,vr00,0X).Oi)0. which' four years of war has multi
plied by eight. Besides these colossal costs, there have
lieeii appalling military destructions in the invaded areas,
for which it will require enormous efforts of human en
ergy to recuperate, and some of which are irreparable.
The total area of the war zone is 174,000 square miles, of
which the western theater of the war, in France and Bel
gium, stretches over an area of .10,500 square miles, and
contains over 11,000 cit ies, villages and hamlets, great man
ufacturing and agricultural districts, of which some have
been totally annihilated and some heavily affected. The
estimate by the National Foreign Trade Council of the
war losses, which unfortunately does not go beyond 1910,
is as follows:
Best met ion .of building and industrial machinery in
Belgium, $1,000,000,000, and in France, $700,(X)(),000. The
destruction of agricultural buildings and implements, of
raw materials, of crops and livestock, has been estimated
at a sum of $780,000,000 in Belgium, and $(i80,000,000 in
France. .Roads were destroyed frequently by the retiring
troops and have been seriously damaged by heavy gunfire
and excessive use. The losses from destruction of rail
way bridges, etc., have been estimated in Belgium at $27."),
000.000, and in France at'$:!00,000,()00.
'The losses in Poland estimated at $8.")0,0(X1,000, in Rus
sia, Fast Prussia and Serbia are even more appalling,
while to the already heavy losses in France and Belgium
is being added the systematic destruction of manufactur
ing cities and devastation of occupied territory, entailing
a loss of billions. ;
The greatest loss, however, is in manpower. Tt was
estimated that in the first four years of war the killed or
permanently wounded totalled 1."), 084,000 men. To these
must he added the other millions of non-combatants,
starved, enslaved, maltreated and massacred victims of
"fright fulness" and of war.
And all of this appalling burden of debt and sorrow
has been piled upon humanity by (ierinany in her insane
desire to rule the world crimes for which she now seeks
immunity by peace, but which justice demands that she
be punished.
You can help insure this punishment by Pershing's
men by loaning your dollars to I'ncle Sam by buying lib
crtv bonds.
BELIEVE MO
MY LIFE," SHE SAYS'
ormer Trained Xlirse, (imditiito of
llflli vito Hospital, (ialiis 5
rounds Taking Tiuilnc
-Illggltlfep II PHQENiX SCHOOL NOTES
The following easiuilties are re
ported hv the enmn'nndiii'j- general ol"
the American expeditionary forces :
Killed in action. 110; missing in
action (id: wounded severely, Kti4;
died of wounds, (iJ; died of accident
and other causes, five; died of dis
ease, o'J; died from aeroplane acci
dent, one: wounded 'degree undeter
mined, '. wounded slightly, one.
Total, .8:17.
From the Taeitic coast:
Killed in action 1'fivate llarrv
Aekley. Portland. Ore.; Private .John
IHetrieh, Sun Francisco. Cal.; Private
Dan C. Kellv, liavmond, Wa-h.:
Corp. (iuy if. Hrvan, Spokane. Wash.
Hied from wounds Corp. Ilenja
inin Mrownie. law Angele-, Cahl.
Died of disea-e Corp. Harry I!.
Shore. Oakland. Calif.
Wounded severely-- Corp. I Iowa i d
S. Coleman, Port land. 1 ro. : ( 'orp.
William . Www inn. Jr.; Portland.
Ore.; Private Fred' 11. Char, Krupp,
Wash.: Private Frank (iilliert Dun
-lice. .Moore Park. Calif.: Private
I.-.val William liii!. Ta:oma. Wash.:
Private Frank K. Mosehar. North
Yakima, Wash.; Private Cecil .
ttichnrds. Tuzlitin. Ore.; Private
John I). Jones, liedmond. Wa -h.: Pri
vate Dav Taihott. Long Beach. Calif.:
Private Clarence Pease, Newetle,
Calif.; Private Iloni M. Wiggins.
Aberdeen. Wash.:- Sergeant Marcus
t.Mathew Meheri'i, San Fr:incico, l'a!.:
1 Private liohert II. Durllv. Kvereit.
Wa-h.; Private Win. Koher; KiimlMer.
North Wasiia. Waii.: Private (ieorge
F. Hut-on. Wilsonville. (ire.: Private
1 lias. II. Smith. Oaklend. Calif.
Wounded degree undetermined
Private liohert K. Cotnnere. Mill Yal
ev, Calif. Cori. i.oui II. Strickland.
Poillaiid. Ore.; Private IJov.!!..
Jis, :-.atth-. Wa-h. .
Mis-ing action Private Louis
W. Ciiur-'vas. Oakland. Calif.
Sugar Conservation Recipes
The proiirain irivon hv tlio l'liocnix
schools litht Friday ' altoriioon was
iittondcil hv a lioodlv niini'ier ol" c-iti-zrtis;
lualiv uooil tilings v.xv hoi'll
aitl nhoiit Ihi- iiroi:rani ami i'nerai
nianatti'nulil oi' .v sc.Vinl.
The iollowinjr aio tiio imti!s wlio
ttave tiioir iour minuto spei'r-hes :
KsthT Miller and Marie Midmiii'i'ii
ol the hiiih school: llorotlnt McClain
of the seventh urade: Twila "ltico tl
the sixth i:rade. io!ct llol. ol' llie
! I'oiu th srmlo. -'
Tin1 Junior lied Cross has t'ini.h
j ed the l'irsl asinniclit !nd now he
I uinnip mi llie second; tho school
children are hriiiuiii..' in pits of nil
i kltaU. Mr. Milam will take I'iciii to
Medl'ord in his car.
j The school hoard met Mondav
moriiini: and liv the advice ol'.tlie
jhei'lth ol'icer. will continai school
I Tor tlie ercsent. Teae'u'r.- i omim;
jlroni Medlord and Asliland will re
imain at home. School is i:iieeled
twice ikt dav and no. cltances ar" hc
iiiir lakin. Children are instructed
to 1:0 home eveninus n:id not visit or
j lto where there is a crowd ami slav
iwav Irom III:1 larger towns.
. Ouo of tho most interesting of tlio
many remailiab'o statements yet
made In connection with Tanlac was
given by .51 ra. Marie J. Howard, who
resides at -Hi'! Vfestlako Ave., North,
Seattle, recently. Mm. Howard has
teen a resident of Seattle for the
tmiit eighteen years, and before her
uiarrlaKO was a trained nurso and a
graduate-or Dellcvue Hospital, New
York. When asked ir she would be
willing for her statement to be pub-li-licd.
she taid, "Yea, indeed, and
you may start it by saving 1 believe
Tanlac has saved my life.
"I have suffered from stomach
trouble and disordered liver and kid
neys Tor five years and had gotten In
such a bad condition, that I honestly
felt like I waa going to die. Every
thing 1 would cat fermented In my
ntomach and tlio ga3 formed by 't
would cause my heart to palpitate so
my breath would almosrt stop. Tlioro
were intense pains nil thru my back
about my liver and kidneys and I
can't begin to tell how I did suffer.
1 had rearrul headaches and was so
nervous I hardly knew what Bleep
was. 1 was often down In bed ror a
week at a time, hardly able to raise
my hand. Then 1 would manage to
stay up for two or three days, but
would have to give up and take to my
bed again. I would often go ror two
or three days without eating a
mouthful of anything. I lost weight
right along and am telling the posi
tive truth when 1 say I was in such
an awful condition that I thought I
was going to die.
"After reading and hearing so
much about Tanlac I bought a bottlo
thinking if it did others so much
good, perhaps it might help me too.
Well, It has not only helped me, but
I have actually gained twenty-five
pounds since I began taking it and
have never felt better in my life. .My
appetite is good and my stomach in
such a splendid condition that I can
hardly eat enough and I don't suffer
a particle afterwards. All my pain
and misery is gone, my kidneys and
liver are acting splendidly and my
nerves are perfectly strong and nor
mal. I sleep every night like a
: child, and don't know what it is to
have a headache. My husband has
also taken Tanlac with wonderful re
sults. In fact, 1 think It has dono
him as much good as It has me, and
wo both, consider It the finest medl
ijino made."
Tanlac Is cold in Medford by West
Sid Pharmacy, in Gold Hill by M. U.
Ilowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mcc, in Ashland by J. J. McN'alr.
Adv.
( By Ann McCormi.
Standard cake r"eipe iiMwiilicd:
'1 cups white tVur. 1 ccp liar'ey,
rice or corn tio:ir, 1 . cup l.it, l'j
cups karo or holey 'J e-ii's, --."i rills
liipiid, sour milk can lie used, ' lea
t.'iiv l.e ;-..ldcd for varie'y. or two la
Idespocns of cocoa may he u-e,l lo
llini-f i t!i s re ipc into a clioco
';tt'' ctiiei Inv.-oi.
Cat meal llrop Cookies
1 -j c s'.mar, 1 i cup corn syrup, 1
Four-Minute Speech
spoons bakiM-powder, 1 leaspoon lla- 1 1;,!,!,,,.,,., tuU u, l(.n-poon 'sail.
' , "- le -.. beaten light, -Ji .. cup- rolled out -
I honey is ,,-ed :. tea,,o ol ,.,,,..,;,, , ., ,.., ,
so.lt, should be added, l'.v add.:,- - .,,.,
Ml"'ir''; "' ''"' '' " "-'I-' Mix- ii, ord.r .given. Pro,, l,v ihc
a devil tooil , ake llinv lie made. I ,... ! il. ,.,.,..,,.,1 I, , Li,, .
I IU K-tlier Miller of l'liocnix School.)
The iMvat Jlmi t(.-ril,(. war now
r;igmg in Kurope is our wjir. It i
"tir-. not bcciiu-e we were iiiMrumcn
tiil ill can-in,- it, not liecall-e we
delight in man-laughter, lint we mav
I'londlv -;iv beciiu-e we as n nation
could not -land hv wilh folded hands.
Ictimg- liarlian-iii anil briil.tlilv reign
ocr lielgiiiiu iiii, pari of I'mnee us
it Inis done an, I i- vet doiiiL'. ' 'e as
i nation air p.o intelligent, too broad
n r view-, to let thc-o things pus-
..liooticcd. .i-o kncwilig should tier
in. mv compcT I ran. and Knghui.l
wilh tiictr rc-ource-. .-he would ini
niediateh in;ike her appearance ill
our count rv, in t In tittir the same ent
ities upon u- a- -b,, bus done In
ho-e a'-!-,,-- the Wiitcr-.
Itut to continue thi- war lor de-
aiocrar v, lo -top the-e inhuman lift-.
it lakes n-oiicv. I, or government
-pent oer lliirtccn and one-hall Ivi I -li.uis
of dollar- to . iirrv on the war
lor la-t year, and the groat demand
tor men and munition - will undoubt
edly increa-e the uuot.i tor the coin
ing vcur. That the government mav
luue the mean- to go fornard with
tlie-e war preparation-, t'.crv indiv
idual mu,t loin with hi- inoiiev. Thi-i-
llie onlv nation in the war which
doe- not demand that e.erv ciliell
give llloliev tor its upkeep. It has
viveti n- the opportunity of helping,
hoping we mav realize the critical
-dilation we are now lacing.
The channel of helpiulnc- in
which eierv hoine mav have a part
that of snxiirg fopd. There ore no
iiasons available for the wa-!iie; of
oods. ami when we he;ir of human
beings dving- I ni-o of the lack of
lite lleee-sitles -liollld It not indeed
arou-e us to the seriou-ne- of the
time-f Should we not gln.lv com
ply wilh he rules of Hie loo.l ad
ministration and keen our gui'lmcc
can- empty.' (If eour-e we have
loo.l enough tor ourselves, but our
allies with whom we are ioined lor
the bettering of the world are plead
ing tor energi.ing foods for their sol-iiio-.
Can we let their cries go un
heard .
Another reason, euuallv as import
ant! as the saving of foods, is that
of leading inoiiev. lor we could never
hope to he victorious without the
means for war materials, llesidc-,
tin- is our war. mid we inn-t nil help
pav lorn. A sliM bond will buy live
rille-. feed a s.ddier for eight month-,
or clothe one; and it take- about 1,
IIHII to discharge one of the large-t
gun-. Ail the citizens of the I niic!
State- are in a democracy, the pearl
ot great pn.-e. so inn-t each cili.en
pav hi- -hare, al-o helping olhct.
who haw been more unfortunate than
lie. We .-1111110! all gie our lives lor
our eounirv. I n Ic Sam is not ii-kntg
it: but we are n-k.d to lend a help
ing hand, not onlv for the nrole.-iion
and freedom, but that the world mav
he bclletllted hv lile principle- of tie
moeiacv and not degraded liv kai-er-i-in.
I- it safe to lend money to vour--.11
It would he imp.,--lbc for ail
llie citizens of the l ulled States to
vote on eerv mea-ure re.piiring tin-iadgni.-nt
-of the people, so we -end
men to represent n and to eotid-.iei
our b'l-iiie . This is di.ne through,
out the l llited Stale-, making it a
repiT-cntutive government. If we can
tru-t ourselves with our money, we
certainly can tru-t that government
which represents u-, to pav hack our
loans with iutere-t a- agreed. I
Money is in great demand. c
know, but the government which lias
protected a- and granted our liborti
is n-kiiig that we Iciiiljp.n, If it ha-
an t bake.
I'ak.d llnney Custard
Ninamoii or
Milk.'s exec!!e:il .-mall clkes (ah.
lli.l
Sour Milk (.iiigrrbrc ,d
Place in a deer, bowl :l canful ear'
of molii..;-. Iu.,'mi sitgar. an.! -lio,-!-'"'1'"" 'i !' '"' i'i"-:i
cn.ng, :;l-.i ii te -pooiifii! of ciuna-i'" :1'''
moii. A talc,- a of giiv.-.T. luli I ,V;'1 ''--" slilttl.v and ad,! ..ther :n
a tea-ooiit il of grated ,-r.h e I r,'',u',;i s "' !1- ''"'':i' '
Man,! !,..! j.. a warm pi o e mi: d i ' h. wl, -et ,n pan -f )... water.
the -he",,' urn. .,-,ens. tl en b.-at tkej " ' ""' li!"lv ,;'r' '" h'"'-
. onleti'-lo .ream. Silt together! Stewed l-'riiit
three and a halt capluls ol 'I lour ( When n:Miin:r apple-au-e, l,il;.-.l
-iih-til:iie-.i, teaspoon--oda, uinl j app'cs, pudding- or i'l -...kins Unit
len-pooll -all. Add the-e to other ,,r the liible. ll-e ka:o iu p . , e of
I'igrclicnt-, all. n 'ting wit'i a ,.,,.l'. . - -.gar. 'I he liavor i- qui'.' a- g i
,-f -our ,..iM. I t;.Tliiilk. . Pat M - I .-- a-:y s lgar ,,-ed. Jfa'iy pi op'e i.rc
. roiflv and .,',, -Ill nuirite- in a , r , ., ,,a ve. , I w ith I. am to thai
moderate , ,,. "ceil-iona II v rai-.ll- 1 icteiied n ith : sugar.
all Ihe tn,
ed to carry oti th
I.-
C0L0NEL IAM0NT CHIEF
OF PROCUREMENT DIVISION
war. a- mud, n.:.y be accompli lied
in a lew as wodd nt'M-rni-e
ta,.e ji M-,r. I I.- ..rc'tcr ike -if, ! W IS'tlMITll I l.-t 111 - lien!
" '! hh. rtv I.. .-. ti-., c,.i. if,,-;, r( p. .-,a!.,n! I:.-- I an.
'"-ri 'i.'.v , ill j:e ,!,: -aie.i. i . ., si ch , ,.f iK- .,-...-,:r.-:i rrt
ii. ker . ar p, propo-al- wd I. ; ,.f ; ,. army Inian -e ,1 . ir'-
,'",,! '" ' li-Pce" -i.'Ti::-.- , 1,, 1 .:. lien. a:aacl
,u,''"'L"'i iMei;..!:,.,:-. wi,.. wll io n (Icnrra!
Now ,- .. ,.,. ' Nc! .., . I'-.t 'P, r-lnng'- -tal l,
in.. nth mav be to,, late. I.d'- ,. o ..v.t: . .
the Ion wila Hii. eirtli Liberty loan I
and w'an tl,,. w:r - over we n;-,l
proudly -ay Me ,.i wi; :( v, c e i,!! 1
lor ,.,ir nation ;.,: lor the world. I
v:;:
Mr and 'r;,. l.eroy lliirdie'; of
s'i-aia An.i. ra:f, are the cicis of
Mrs. Al! ert Moore, and were callers
at the Commercial rlah today.
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AlcCurdy Agency
Oeneral Insurance
Medlord Nitlonal Dank Dldg.
Telephone 113.
JOHN A. PERL
ljuly .i'tAOt.
tn BttlTIl tl.VHTI.ETl.
roon M. 47 and 47-J1.
Aiitaniobll Hra Berried,
aito AmbulAn. Varrtc. ttar,
XCiTE yi
KIDNEYS. USE StTS
If your Back is eehicg' or Eladuer
Mothers, drink lots of water
and eat less meat
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VThcn ronr kidnpys hurt and your hack
frols botp, don't pet ecnrrd nnd proceed
to lond your ntomach with a lot of driisa
Hint oxcito tho kidneys ami irrit.ifo thg
entire urinnry tract. Keep your kidneys
clenn liko you keep your Iwiwels clean,
by Ili:shinir them with a miM. hrmU-sa
kiIU which rciEovod tho body's uriuoun
WMte cud stimulates thom to their Der
mal nctivity. Tho (unction cf tho kid
r.ys is to filter the blood. In 2 hours
they strain from it 6U0 prnir.3 of ncid
anj waste, k wo can readily understand
tho vitul importanca of keeping the kid
neys nctive.
Drink lots of water you can't drink
too much; also pt from any pii.irmncist
abo;:t four ounces of Ja.l Sslis: tftka
a tablepoonful in a pi..? of Y.-atc?
before brciikfast each morninc for a few
hys and your kidr.eya will act fine.
This fimcus salts is made frara the
acid of crapes nnd lemon juiee, con:bQfd
with lithin, and has been d for'nera
tions to clean and stimulate clogpvd kid
neyp; alo to ncutralizo the aids in
urine so it no Iin-rer is a boh roe oi irri
tation, thus end in? bloddor weakness.
Jiid alts is inexpensive; rannot in
jure; makes a delichtful effervescent
li'.hia-tatcr drink which everyone should
t;iko row and then to kcp their kid
nfjs cloan and active. Try this, also
V?rp tip the watt-r drinking, and no
doubt you will wonder what becann of
your kidney trouble and backache.
, FOR SALE at the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
LV..1 Sot'tl Oats. Ornv Wintn
0:its. llvv, Vctili 'iiiul Al
falfa Si'pil.
SUlTsfe
to omn:K ai.oo it
Also (leanlns, Tresslng and Altering
1'JH i:. MAIS, I I'STAIIIf
There'll Be Two
Clashes of People
After the War
THK one class will
litivc l)iiiioht liilicrty
liuiiils ami kept
llit'ii" liank Accounts
ji; I'n win"; Ion. The
oilier class may
have lioiijrlit lxuuls
luit. owiii"; lo not
SAVIXO slini't
siuhleillv SOLI)
Til KM 'when out of
ready cash.
Decide NOW which
class YOU are go
ing to bo in
Win. G. Talt, President
FIRST
ATSONAU
i -'A nr im a 111
Eft AH IV M
J. T. Gagnon
Lumber Yard
All kinds ot rough and dressed
Lumber. v
Specialties: Dimension stuff. Fin
ishing I.umhcr, hldKles, Sash and
Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxea.
Dujr Jackson County Producta.
Place orders now for Fruit Boxei.
New Slird, 113 8. Kront St., Medford.
Thone R."9.