Medford mail tribune., January 07, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

P:flE TIIREB
Every Medford Druggist
Is Grossly Underpaid
How Much He Gives in Sevviee Compared to What He
deceives in Return.
No professiuna'l m'a-n 1-n M:edf-ord
erves the community Iretow or mo-re '
conscientiously than the d'Hug-sts-t. I
He accommodes you w-i-t-h p'os-!
tage stamps at cost, ma-i-nt-ains a g-en-,
eral information bureau and free '
waiting room, his store is a fir.st a-id
hospital conducted without reward,
lie gets up in the middle of the night
to answer your emergency calls.
Night and day he is eon-suited
oftener than any other, and hu gives
his professional services without fee.
His only reward, and it is a small one
Bt tht, ccmes when you make a pur
chase from his stock of merc-hund-ise.
You accept his recommendation
JuQt eg you accept that of your law
.r, yojr doctor or your hanker, he
ns yen know that hiSftord is good
nd tkft he knows best. He can'fc
Itrord to mko niistasr and he
4cKm't. H knot's tht his thole
ccflj in his choGOn profsMJIot do
ttds on tccurgcy on Skill ofl
knig faith Vith hi customOrQ.
'lie stakoa his reputation 4 bun
dled tfcaes a day pit . hundred dif
OHWt CKKtCMMrS hut kiB jd(;irint
m firiuwitoj a knowli?ti$ and exjanri-
tie- ktuwlfrds? and experience
0$ KftB men of his prefnKLOi Sttd
Aowr tfaveitl tkt ct&ai throiga
uoWoob;, d!-er irod twtt VAjki
( t kR4!fe?bbt 2JA
'feMi te W tVo day's vavfe an
e Ik kle yreAasMoooo.
Tfj mgit e teda.r Jt.'m't
flmss Io kHows. Aid e of tki
Kpai-ww Jut kws lpinu.9-? h iu-
sists that the preparations ho sells
shall measure up to the highest
standards.
To recommend Sin article, the
dru-g-gi-st m-ust of coruse, know what
it cc'iitains a-nd how it is made, nn-d
tli-is wa-s on-e rea-sjon for the form-at-iOH
of a-co-oper-a-t-ive na-t-iona'l association
of dru-g-g'ists and ph.y.sicia-n-s who pre
pare a coinplet-e line of- household
remei-Mes and toilet, goods. This as
sociation is the Amei'lsan Dr.u.g-gl-sts
Synu-ieu-t-e.
This is the largest cti'terpr-I'so of its
kind In the world. .More than US, 1)00
druggists a-nd physicians ow-n a-nd op
erate it and guarantee its products.
They know that A. U.S. Milk of Mag
nesia is the best in the world, they
guarantee that A.D.S. As-pi-rin meets
the highest standards of quality, they
st-a-nd hack of A.D.S. Peredixo Tooth
Paste the tooth Paste which V9hlt-en-s
like Perox-ido becQuSe it i& in-co-uiprJbly
the be0t. &nd thQUb
druefpisto in tlfe dsns TP$J are
OquaiUlJl be Bind ths TOtirJ S35&M. of
4-D-S. products:
it iiii'lw evorytaiwft U u t
Jtol sue I 1 jwHixataB UBbi tit
mdiQ8 yc'ti bwy o gittttHjataB
bteml on tkt eci'ntlfic tMlle
tnd etHBricsco of tfloueande of w-
yorl. Wkea yo b(. lit A.D.S. jct-
nct frew x ..I).S. dfuftgiat, ynu
My lo in the confidant belief t eat
70 9'rod th9 finest itaslblo
lialwct it tat lofi'Mt possible price.
Jmii y . I). 9. Drujftist for
i..l.ft. iroeVict tlte A0xt tiaie you
d tny ho)ohl remedy or toilst
artk'l poM in . draft' store
LIBERTY
She fibbed like "Miss G-eorge Washington."
She masqueraded as she did in "Come Out of the
Kitchen. ' But its all in a good cause.
She makes- the Family Tree of two maiden aunts
look like a piece of moth-eaten shrubbery.
COMING
Chas. Ray in
"The Egg-Crate
Wallop."
LIBERTY
BETTER PAY FOR 1920
The New Year is the best time to
KKSOIAK
- Ambition, Aspiration and Inspiration Into the PRICELESS JOY of
ACHIEVEMENT
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
DAY OR EVENING
I CAN pm I WILL fcqui. OPPORTUNITY
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
' Special attention given to surgical and obstrctical
cases.
Xo extra charge for graduate nurses services.
The most important person in this hospital is the
patient.
MEDFORD OREGON
LFASED FOR 5 YRS.
ASHLAND, Jmi. 7. As presumed
by negc-ti-awons ent-eticd into prel-i-m-wia-r-y
to tlie holidays, the Ashland
Cj(xwne.ry ha-s been leased to Miess-ps.
Cyr a-nd Herbst, newcomeps frewt
Lane county who have been promiu
eiHlj' identified with dairy interests
in the Willamette valley for a long
time past. It Is understood the lease
runs for a period c-f five years, with
the option of purchase in the mean
time. I). Pet-Qz-z-i, tho owner, wh
retires for the tinte being, -ha-s bee-u
connected with tho Institution almost
since its inception, a-nd the crea-twery
establishment is ranked as one c.-f the
leading industries of the town. Its
equipment is complete and the struc
ture a most suhsta-nttal one. It does
buQil&jr on a &kolt!8AlS dXtlO, t8
MtroniKl t tlxs i9otll Pfliflc 14
the PJ et 8otlry io(ivcte It, ice
cream bsln of 0wtneit proB9-tionO.
V.. V. HuAter, Jolly follow, ?1A
ixfisr (M fbo (rassnSBns tkr nsl
of I . B i p. g m ite?rett ntmiiRj
nllitK iuiswHiBt eiaerau)it 9it0
t6 Kllieim-Wkin cktut.u(ivii ni!
Is t koioe for t Tieit 9ltk Aie fWD
fMlitniitftr; t i.j l,oo-
ins to benix t e8w' P8i.itnrtn)l.
8r. e 1 aire. J. r. lKlr jl&A-
in& trlf o eoatkasv t'ftilihoitia. i
the iiBi future, viit!n$ ntgar jpa
tione of tlx Uto also. (
Ou pOlrloice orsitlotts stl
prcl)ablf bt uinxttd iA tk.t iiea
future by tho asdition o? e ckft
of te DOugkters of te KevolticiO.
.Mrs. (Uirddjn iMcCr('ken is pMicu
lrly interested in th lnStlPr. ottt
those who are eligible to mcmlnreniQ
and contemplate Joining', oult in
terview her as tc requisites prsllgiift
ry to affiliation therewith.
Wm. Huch, resident of th Sesmlc
Drive, is n late addition to tho2 ko
sre entering upon the dray and trftm)
fer business.
Mrs. Lou Case, mothsr of Mrs. F.
D. Wagner, has returned home after
an extended visit with daughter In
Washington.
Announcement that the women of
Medford had organized a Wood cluh
aroused much interest here from the
itiei standpoint, hut when It was
learned that the purpose was to ad
vance General Wood's candidacy for
tho presidency, interest lagged, and
the movement creates about as much
enthusiasm as Woodrow's old "Kept-us-out-6f-wur"
chestnut.
The -Humphrey Interests in th
Ashland 'Mills have been dispotad of
to ,W. C. Polk, newcomer from Ar
kansas, and the business will bo con
tinued by Gassaway & Polk.
'Ed Staples lately went on aiteral
wild goose chase, the ovent lending
him to tho vicinity of' Red Bluff,
where wild fowl abound In the rice
marshes. Result was that the local
Nelda Cafs. was the scene of a dinner
the other evening, tendored by Ed to
a party of intimate friends, incident
to which repast lld goose was the
chief Item on a substantial menu.
Dernlce Myer, accompanied by
Hszol I'Snnell, of Astoria, recent
graduates of the Sn Jose normal,
have returned to that school center,
preliminary to teaching a five months
term in a suburban assignment tribu
tary to Los Angeles.
Kale Shepherd, wife and baby, of
Klamath Falls, are visiting relatives
here awhllo, after which they plan a
trip to southern California to visit
fnther and mother on tho paternal
side of the family.
Tho Horr family have vacated
Hotol Ashland and 'moved to their
newly purchased homo on High
street.
Mrs. G. H. Hedberg, cacompanlad
by her daughter Agnes, have been
visiters in Dunsmuir of late. Miss
Agnes, who has been employed in
the Ashland Creamery as bookkeeper
has resigned and will resume her for
mer position with tho Southern Pa
cific offices, at the Dunsmuir ter
minal, the compensation being in
creased over previous figures.
After a visit among old home sur
roundings in Ohio, supplemented by
calls upon friends and relatives in
various other localities of the central
west, Mr. and Mrs.' W. B. Smith re
turned home lately, their stay
abroad" having been prolonged over
two months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Mason and
daughter Edda, of Iowa Falls, Iowa,
who have been visiting their relatives
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day, for Bome-
time past, left on Wednesday of this
week to pass the remainder of the
winter season In central and south
ern California preliminary to return
ing to their home in the Hawkeye
state.
Deaco S. F. Starr, of tho Pente
costal mission on Fourth street, will
conduct services tit those headquar
ters until successors of recent revival
e.vh(srtors appear on the scene.
A l.u.Ltl-W challenge Is pending
Wt-ween Tr.ops 1 and '2. local con-ti-n'ent.s
-f l:tny fronts, time and
pki-ce to fee dus,i.ii.:itr ji kiter on.
Jo-bn G, Praytmr. s 1". trainman
e.iHp;ly-el on the ln-tlanl dlv-i-sitin, is
la-W K-p at St. Vixcuxt's hs-pi'kil in
the metropolis. as a resalt of a rail
read accident due t. which h-e Kwl iva
arm b-ro-ke-n i-n twa places.
The "Tisit" cigar factory I now
lfflcaed in l,he Uutlur block, bh North
-Main street, near tl-nr riaza, rooms
formerly occupied by th Abstract
office. Vral Coleman, ex-service
r-wa-H, i-s proprietor, and with compe
tent assistants is making this estab
lishment one of tM.i- Wading indus
tries of tho town.
The A-shla-nd Frxit & Produce n-
sMcf-a-tion will hold its annual nveet-
ing on Saturd-ay. Jnx. 10, 1920, at
city hall. 2 p. m. Three directors
are to be chosen ami a volume
routine business transacted.
After a ton days outing In south
em California seeing the sights and
visiting relatives, the W. II. Hodkin
son family returned home a few days
ago.
W. A. Folger. ModfiTd resident
with affiliations in leading fraternal
organizations here, is touring the
east extensively, at last accounts
himself ami wife being guests at
exclusive Hotel Seymour in
York city. i
The week of prayer services will : i
conclude oh Friday. TXe Nuzarenej
chunh is thu pl.u-c fT koidiug tin'
Mime, aKd tki hours a.r-0 from 2:;iu
to 3::10 every a-ftern.L. with a spec
ial aslgMWiew-t wf !eu..!.i'.rs Hd topics
each evcRing.
A newly nwrlel cshiW wore con
signed to exile in Sllmrin i a recent
wedding unwouwcotneKt iw these col
umns, wherea-s thw sewtewce of the
matrilHoHia-l pact implied a residence
in Corning. Calif., aflc-r ttoo honey
nu.on. V. XI. I'lrigss, o.f I ! kiw firm of
Hriggs & BrlgRS, hnw Vief. appointed
city attorney as the successor of L.
A. Koberts, res-iuned.
riHTNARY IS CERTAIN OF
it'ied alnn-j- tlie linc PUL'ested hv IliO
; reservntion:ts ihirintr the last ses
sion of cons:re.-s. If tlie pre.-ident
wiiuld withdraw his iiersistent inter
' feretp-e with the (lennicratH, tins;
would In- dune, a thev are anxiotii
r ratilicuticm and reservations."
Senalor Cliiules I.. MeXarv wired
l Meilfonl t ' t-1 -1 1 I as follows Tuc-dav.
Itescrvatuilis arc inevuame ami aic',,,
tl,e t desired bv tll-tt senators ll ri'speetl
cw I'artv ciiiiiiiTliuii-.
LOS ANGKLK3, .Ian. 7. "Tla-
jiiiia will get the DPinpsey-Larpomier
said .lack Kearns, manager
for the world's ehampion, when ad
vised earlv todav by the Associated
In a letter to another MedtWd manjiTess of Georges'C'arpentler's condi
eentlv Senator MeNarv ald: jtional iiei'eptance of Promoter Ctiff
"I expect the treatv vet t.i be nil-! roth's offer.
Saie CforlMTSandlNYAUDS
V v Asi FOR
WWHorlick's
lit4 The Original
Avoid
Imitations
and Subititutei '
ForInfm8,1nv1tdndGrow)nCChildren Rich mtlk.m.lted Rrain extract in Powder
Th Orlgin.l Food-Drink for All A(tNo Cookinf ISourithinf DifoUbU .
SEE OLD, FADED
lb Thest aa' the' three elements ' , ,
B rely uponi(SI5IE3Ef&' Flour, the , feft '
m first efement for fragrant bulging, B '
M i spongy loaves of bread, light flaky mmmmSM
thSat1'"'
Jf Every cupful of mSM mMm
L Flour is tfTesame.. Your good lili
recipe is reliable because your flour is 'vr V?'' 9SBMi--
J rel4k.Fortmifcity(aSISEag BicPm
Hour is "foremost in the field."
L vol "the dc Iu OLYMPIC Ttcd Redpe I. ' , V-JSS&f WZ
'Dlamoml Dyes" Add Voars of Wear
to Discarded ;nrnicnt.
Don't worry about perfect results,
t'se "Diamotid Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to
any fabric, whether it be wool, silk,
linen, cotton or mixed goods,
dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts,
children's coats, feathers, draperies,
coverings.
The Direction Book with each
package tells so plainly how to dia
mond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you "Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
We Handle Quality
Groceries
of which Olympic Flour is hut one of many
Warner, Wortman & Gore
Phones 702-703.
We Garry Olympic
Wheat Hearts, Pancake Flour, Olympic Flour,
High Grade Quality. i
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252
Grocer
Phone 252