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, v TXGE SIX wetvforp- mate tribune, mmom, rtEoox. 'Tuesday, may g, ism liAINAL BICYCLE WEEK FROM MAY THIRD TO TENTH ! Nalloiml lliuvolc Week. Mnvtil :Ui 10th, will bo celebrated bv bicv$1e ;thibs in fcvcrv imrt of (lie country. 1'hcre will b races, parados und vn I'rimiB biPVL'lo events all over the ,:Umtcd States und Canada" .whiah will Kd.rve to arouse the tmblio interest and demonstrate tlio. manv advnnta- aw of (lie nirnple two-wheclor. ; Despite the oversliadowinir nro :Tionderence of the motor driven -vc-- luele and all its attendant complexi ties, the bicycle still retains its popn- ',lnntv among millions of people in all parts of the world, and that" its . popularity .is rapidly erowinir is.aiu Uilv evidenced bv oiir production and '.export figures whioh-show a trcmen- -doits increase over those of, a. fow'i Wears neo. v. But there are more millions, men. .women and children in all walks of 'iltfc. 'Who would be creatlv 'benefitted .bv tlio use of tlio biovclc, bub who do not vet realize its many advantages. It ik to attain this end that the United ; Cvele Trade Directorate is spread ing the gospel of the bicycle with its. ! nrtnunl Bicycle Week. (This conntrv- of over 100.000,000 ; people is using bicvcles todav at the rate of one to ",200 population. : JnJ i omer countries, it is as men as one ; ij ten. while in Holland, it is estimnt ' i8 that there are 70 bicvcles to every 1 100 inhabitants. We. of eonrse. mav ! never reach the latter figure, but it is certain that a Wastlv greater num ; tier of wheels are going to be used in the, near future when the great ' public 'becomes better -ncnuninted i with the manv merits of that most ef- ficient and most democratic of all ve hicles the .bicvole. - - . . . 1 Woman Cried Kith Pain r Thousands of women work today ' while suffering from kidney or blad- def ailments that can be relieved. Mrs. L.WaTUe, 2726 3rd St; Ocean : Park, Cal., Writes: "I had to sit down " during my housework. : My back acb- i ed so, also my hip pained me so I i (used to cry out, the pain was sol great. Now I am thankful to say that Foley Kidney Pills rid me bf all my nairi." : Backache, ' sore muscles, stiff or swollen Joints, rheumatic 5 pains, and Indications of kidney tron-; j ble. Foley Kidney Pills are eate and reliable. - They 'bring quick resnlts. For sale by Medford Pharmacy. Pony Ballet With My Soldier v Girl at Fage Theatre Tonight lu v f nt III jftOu-awwriwtwlll CANADA PLANS ' TO MAKE ARCTIC AREA OF PLENTY ".My. Soldier Girl." tho brilliant . bus contributed to many successes in military muslcald comedy, coming to ;the past, oftora In this latest success. the Page tonight, is said to be the comedy that induces tired people to cleverest, brightest, wittiest enter-; forget their troubles. You ... never talnmont ever seen on any stage. It have time to sit back and rest so con sparkles It has humor, color, mol-j tasseous Is the humor and so persist orty, spirit and a score that holds the) tent is the merry revelling. One of auditor with its swinging lilting airs: j the-striking features or .".My '.Soldier The book, by J. Lorch Baber, 'who j Girl" Js tho remarkable, ballet. English OF COLD BATH LONDON', May 6 That British retiBh, the cold .bath, has lost Its at-, tractions for many soldiers who have returned from France. . The occa sional baths they got in rest billets during the war were hot. and they soon acquired the hot-bath habit along with a dlBtaste for cold water. One soldier who used to be a cold bath enthusiast says: " , "My experiments with cold baths since .returning from the front have made me wonder whether the cold bath habit is not really a pernicious fad, and to conclude that I survived it only because I was broken into it when very young and resilient. v .. , ! "The first cold bath I had at home save rue the 'blues' all day.; the next gave me. a stiff neck In addition, and the third day I developed' rheuma tism. They say that -the British are a Class 3 nation physically. .' I won der whether cold baths have anything to do with It." . '..'".;'" " Wires and domestic servants are said to lie opposed to the new hot bath habit of the returned soldiers. Hot baths mean the consumption of more coal and require more work in preparation. , . i , If you care H for health and sturdy vigor, . you'll care for ; GrapeNuts j a superb wheat . ; and barley food i Delicious! ...h ; OTTAWA, .lay 0 A plun for con' vortlim t hiV. Arctic and sub-Arcttij' r. glons of1 Canaan into u great i wool, milk and mont produvlliK' area was presented to the Canadlun senate and houso of coinniona toitav bv Vllhlnl- niur Sleflintisoii, "NorwoKlan explu'ror or mo (.:nna(iiuu Arctic. Mr. Sttiraiifson's Ideas wcro reconU ly placed boforo Arthur Molghen, minister of tho interior, and It was thought advisable to hivvo the explor er address parliament. Ttts' project Involves Introducing largo herds of retnddcr aud domesticating and de veloping great herds of inusk ox. Both nnlninls would furnish milk and moat supplies and the musk ox would afford also a wool supply. . ., The Canadian .north. Mr. Stetans- hoii said, could bo utlllned to help solve present and futuro food shor tagea and development ot his project would oxpodlto opening of mineral and other rosourcos ot the north. ""About 20 yoara'ngo," Mr. Stufiuis son continued,' "The American gov ernment Introduced 1280 domestic reindeer Into Arotlv Alaska. Tho sole aim was to glvo a possibility lof eco- nonilo Independenco to tho ICaklmo Few of those who rxnectod the outer- prlso to' succeed even dronmod of its; proseTtv magnltudo or the meanlnir It would hnV; fo,r Alaska today or fori tho world 'tomorrow, lipdor UaUlmo euro these 'herds have Increased at the rate of doubling In 'throe yours But the fow-animals that are In the hands of white men are found to double in numbers every two years." "In duo time, .Mi-. Mefansson said Arotlo Alaska will suiuiort mora than 7,000,000 relpdaor, producing as Jiiueh. moat yearly as. 14, 000,000 sheep' or seven times the presout mut ton production of all the settlod por tion of Canada. Tho Americans now realise, ho declared, that .they had made a mlstako In starting the indus try on such a small seal and ho warned thnt Onnarta should not mnkn !the snhi'e tnlstako. . ; -sf LIQUIDS AND PASTC5 OR B1ACK7 llf ;wWHrreTN ANOOX-BIOOO yfnF, JssJjtDAHK BROWN) SHOES rJ M U ' ' .Legal size typewriter paper $1.50 i 'Der-box of 500 sheets. Good quality! .Bond. Medford Printing Company, tt biggest day tarzan'day DON'T MISS FRIDAY V TARZAN DAY AFTER THE SMUDGE . Mak&rmir aiipointnictit J or your painting, .per pering, tinting by . ! ' . - v v v DICK SANDERS 1 - ; Good orkruanshjp guaranteed. !N6 '-disappoint-' 'liieutei'rrolingeing dontj on jobs. i .-. r . Residence 4.4 W. Fourteenth St. ; ; Phone 840-J l"l'."W" ''i.j'jii nsjmsin. t1 nw ATRTALWILt CONVINCE! KT NOTHING that wo could my wouW qp thproug!: ; . convince ; you of ; tho wluo "'pf; CharnVpWl8; . ;v.;'.;jtttDcw--fl8.ft personfti p?oi.:v'.vro .cao-.ui-ypu : ofUiousandsVlio' havo bccn;pcrmancnilyf3urcd cf chronic constipation,'. indigUcin,, ilibuancKS, cick , .headache and disotders of the stomach and I'.vcr, l A'Jb'utthi8.yriU have i littlo weight with you 'as cc-ijl-. 1 to a personal trial. ; That always convinces.' v:rr,:-.': victory week . , - ' Another Rexall lc Sale Special i :.'; WATER BOTTLES - TWillir Vii.fnl.-v U'w.lr AvliH , X llll - 1111 ' ) loy n im'.y uigt.; L ' " s ' -sV 2 or sZiUl , - I u . t 1 r . 1 I I I - ' 1 U , . - Ml CELEBRATE VICTORY WEEK In' Medford and Eat at tlio . ' , .,-.' . u u.i. Luuu..n..ini,f,. Congolenm i First-Class Floor Covering ( ,v.-v-r'.;,::;.r , Ninrffcot wide, bought bo foro war prices were added, nice pattern's, regular prieo $1.20 yard., r 1rt Vi ' Our Price 80c yid. - '''.i-thl.'',- Colno in .and seo it before yiyuig for. spring tT. 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