Medford mail tribune., January 28, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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T. J. HICKEY SMS
"IT'S GRANDEST IN
THE WHOLE WORLD"
"What I havo seen Tunlac ilo for
Jiiy wire convinces mo that it in the
KrandeHl meriieino in Die wurlil," was
tho Btatemont made recently by J. T.
llickey, u well-known einnlovo ofi
Taylor Mill, who lives at Clii
eaiio St., Seattle, Wash., in (uIIIiik on
his wife's recovery sinco taking TanJ
lac.
"My wife has boon In had health
for over a year troubled willi a bad
caso of indigestion, nervousness
headaches and rheumatism," contin
lien .Mr. Mickey. 'She hardly ever
cared whether she. ate anylhlni;
not and when sho dill force liersolf to
takta u few bites It would sour and
tuuse her to havo cramping pains,
(las would bleat her up so bad that
It pressed up against her lungs and
nlmost cut her breath off entirely,
llcr kidneys were badly disordered
and all the tlmo she was complaining
of a pain in the small of her hack.
She had rheumatism In her sides and
through her back that gave her no
end of trouble and made it hard for
hor to Rot nho'iit tho house. Hho was
troubled with severe .headaches and
Olr.y spells and her nerves were so
upset that any little unexpected noise
would excito hor. At night she was
so restless she could get but little
sleep and um a result of all her suf-
lorlng sho was In a inlserabu run
down condition.
"Our daughter hail In Icon '1'anlac
and It had helped her so remarkably
thai my wife began taking It. It
helped hor right from I ho start and it
looked like it was no time before she
was able .to oat anything sho wanlod
and digest it without tho least bit of
trouble. Tho rheumatism disappear
ed entirely and the headaches and
dizzy spells uro n thing of tho past
Her kidneys are In good condition
and tho pains In her back have just
nhniit gnno and tho nervousness has
all loft her. Sho sleeps sound at
night and gets up fueling so fine
every morning that It Is an easy thing
her her to do her housework. Sho
has been built up In every way and
Is so much stronger that sho looks
like a different, woman."
Tnnlnc Is sold in Medford by Wost
Hide Pharmacy, In Gold Mill by M. n
flowers, In Contrnl Point by Miss M
A. Moo, In Ashland by Hast Side
Pharmacy, in Eaglo Tolnt by Von
dor Hellen. Adv
PUBLIC MEETING OF 1FFAR A SERIOUS
lORTAGE
CONSIDER FREEZE
lllllliaiiifill'jilll standpoint tllC! Shortage of material for the man
IK.'VOt' IfPCtltC'l' ufacture of boxes will seriously af-
i , ,', 'ect marketing of tlie 1 1120 fruit crop.
Ulll VVIUlt (Iocs congress decording to statements made rccent
( ongreSS plavs politics.' lioe' hy leading hex manufacturers of
proposes assistance, because illu ,a''lric co"st Bt " "welinK ln th0
J ' ' i "lultncmah hotel. The meeting was
liC.ISlliy proposes aSSlSlailctalled for tho purpose of reviewing
SlICC'l'.S and sits Still. narkelinn conditions and outlining a
''Wo c.'tn'l Itclieve -ill I lie'"011""" r'"' ""PPlylng fruit and cau-
,1,,,,,,., , i , . lery packers witn tins years re
declares Jlouse Loader .Mci,e,ents of boxes.
E
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS
Tk a (flaw of Salts before breakfast
If your Back hurts or Bladder
j. ". bothers you.
The 'Amir'- r- nn,j wnnipri mt
cunrd connt,.T . ".nt t.i.i.
hcaium wo eat too much nnd all our fcxi
is rich. Our Mond is tilled with aria
nr.lA which Din I. i.l..nn :.... , fll,
" n w inuir
nut, they weaken from ovorwurk, Iwconio
,.,,,,,,., i-uv uiiiiiiiiii.i,ivo ubhiicb cingnnd
tlio result is kidney Iruublo, bladder
weakness and a oner.,! lw.i; : 1.....111.
When jour kidneys feci lika lumps of
..-.wi, j uui mirm or uie- unno is
cloudy, futl of sediment or you nro
nhlierd to srek Telief two or three times
iuriii(! tho night; if you suitor with Bick
hnadoche or di?.zv, nerwus spoils, acid
stomach, or'you havo rheumntisiu when
tho weather is bail, pet from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jail Salts;
take a tiil.lcapoonful in a glass of
wntor lwforo breakfast for a few dnvs
nd your kidnoys will then act fine.
This famous salts is mado from tho acid
of frrapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has beon'uscd for generations
to flush and stiniulato clogged kiiuiern;
in TOutralim tho acids in tho iirino bo it
no longer is a souroo of irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders.
1 Jad Salts is inexpeinuvoi cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithiawater beverage, and belongs in
every home, because, nobody can nmka
mistake by having a good kidney llusU
ing anv tinio,
Flowering Bulbs
Tulips
Narcissus
Daffodils
Hyacinths
'Potted anil ready to Mourn as noon
as taken rroin carton in which they
are packed, and exposed to light and
boat.
Also suilable u.v selling ouisido In
beds.
10c per plant.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 East Main Street.
Rousseau Coal Co.
Producers and 1 tistrihu
tors of .Med lord Coal.
Price $10.00 Delivered
$8.00 at Mine.
Ofifcc 25 West Main
Phone 934.
means committee members
"1,'Jtv jrolf
J he following: Iclc.'raiu was recciv-
eil toiliiv I'V A. ('. Allen, stale horti
cultural commissioner for Ibis dis-
tricl, from Senator Charles L.
Narv at Washington. II. C.
"Have ncrsnailed I'rof. .1. C. Reed
(o sloii over ul .Mcili'onl anil .survey
Ihe recent f'reee injury lo fruit
trees, lie will arrive about I'YIiruiirv
-mi. anil will eunimunicate witii von
before arrival. Hope that vou will
provide him willi nicn.ns of trnnstmr
lalion so Dial bis examination may
be comprehensive.
The eiiunlv nircnt. hail prepared the
call for the fruil growers mectinr her-j
I'or next Siitunlav. but on learniiej
of Senator McNnrv's lele'.'rani.
cllnnucd Ihn dale In I'Vlirun rv I, in
order Dint I'l-of. lice, I iniulit iillenil
Hie mcclin;.'. .Mr. ('ale's call reads us
follows :
"The fruil growers of Jackson
ei Iv are rci sled lo meet at the
library Wednesday, r'elirunrv . at 2
P. in. A discussion of Die effect, r
the recenl. freeze will lie I lit- main
tunic for Hie al'lernooii. Inspceliou
maile in the various parts of the
eoimlv reveals the fact Hint the ilam
iitre is spotleil-anil no genernl rccoiu
nienilnlions can be uiven for I rent -mcnl
of trees thai will be applicable
lo all pails of Hie valley.
"I would like to urge the fruil
growers lo briliL' lo this liicchll-' sonic
of Ihe buds anil sei-limis of buck
llial have been i-l'IVeleil by Ihe rcceul
Ireeze. This is a suliiccl. of imporl-
i.nee lo every grower in the valley ami
we sin. nl, gel. Iiigelbcr at (his lime
mid (Iclcrmine cerium melhoils of
liroccdlire thai, will lie of benefit to
all. '
"There is more or less iinccrlainl y
in Ihe minds of I lie urns! of I be grow
ers at. Ihe present lime in relation lu
the crop for Ibis season, which lias a
direct bearing upon nianv things lhalj
should be decided in. I'W
box shook should be ordered, null nr.'
Hers should be pb I at unco ami
many other Dungs m (he line .,1
pravs Dial si Id be talked f l
Ihe present li We Irusl lU.it Ihere
will be a good alien. bin. -c nl Ibi-.
ling so lhal. we cull gel tngcl her
and decide m -lain phases nf Ibis
work.
i I'orly representative iiox and lum-
er manufacturers from points in
Oregon, Washington, California and
Itritish Columbia were at the confer
ence, (ieorge .M. Cornwall presided
auM delivered the opening address,
calling attention to seriousness of the
box situation nnd the necessity for
concerted action on the part of box
and lumber men. .
Increased orchard acreage in Ore
gon, the Inland Kmpire, California
and illritish Columbia has created an
Increased demand for fruit boxes
over last year and several new jiack-
mg and cannery plants will add to
the demand. Attention was called to
the fact that the supply of boxes was
fur short of the demand in 1 ill II and
present Indications pi.'lnt to a still
greater shortage this year.
Spruce, pine nnd hemlock aro used
chiefly in box manufacture and with
the prevailing demand for lumber for
building purposes the output of the
mills lias gone into construction work
to a largo extent. The sltunticn has
been aggravated, It was slated, by the
shortage of cars for carrying Douglas
fir to eastern market. Heing unable
lo secure shipments of fir for struc
tural purposes, tho eastern buyers
have absorbed tho pino and hemlock
produced by mills east of the Cas
cades, where the car shortage has
net been so acuto as in west coast
territory.
.May Standardize Itoxes'
SlaiKlardi.atlon of boxes was also
given considerable attenlion and it
was agreed that tile adopllon of a
standard scale of measurements for
boxes put. to various uses would re
sult, in a great saving to manufactur
ers and consumers alike. Study of
the box situation will be continued by
Dm box bureau of tho West Coast
liUiuburmen's association.
WILL ARREST 1919
.May Allison at liialto
'The Walk-Oi ls." a Screen Classics
Inc., in I a i) 1 1 en of Die raninus illroad-
way, stage success bv Crederic and
Kauny I tut Ion. will he the feature at
' ruction at the Kiallo theatre, begin
ning tomorrow with Ihe beautiful
.May Allison In the slellar role. M Is
play wilh a rich society background
and Is said lo have been ununited for
the screen with a lni-.d lavish display
in fashionable gowns and sellings.
I'he play was originally produced
llroadway by Oliver .Monism and
by trio same aulbors who wrolc
'i.ombardl, Lid., "Years if lilscrc
Don and "I'listalrs and Hewn." The
iltons have been the most accept
able playwrights in a decade In pic
turing New York society nnd "Tin
alk-ori's" is credited wilh being
elr biggest success in this dlrec
lion.
-May Allison appears in the role of
Kathleen Km berford.
MeninniiiL
III,- M.'.llnr.l
will arrest evi
who is driviti
ivilh liiiuorrow morning
police ami Ihe sheriff
rv auto owner or driver
r a car which docs not
bear Hie IIILMI stale license or whose
owner has uol ulrcailv made applica
tion I'or such license wilh the sccre
larv of slate's office ul Salem anil
who cau'l produce his receipt lo (lull
effecl.
This is in accordance witli orders
which have just been issued In Die va
rious police officers Diroiighoul Hie
slale bv liovcrnor (Hcoll. The gov
ernors msl met ions slale lhal Die
motor vehicle division of Die slale ile-p.-irl
mcnl has cleared awav the con
gestion of auto license applications
with which it was deluged the first of
Ihe vcur. am from now on will issui
licenses for all motor vehicles, init
io!' cvclcs, cliaul'fciiers and dealers
in molor vehicles mi Ihe day of Die
receipt of Ihe applications.
The following slaniling coinuiiHes
were appointed by the president. Ver
non Vawter. at the Chamber of Com
merce luncheon to,;v:
Commerce nnd industry J. W.
Wakefield. Wm. tl. Tail, T. K. Dan
iels, (leo. L. Treichh r. II. L. Wal-
tlier.
Civic affairs fieo. D. Treichler.
W. I1'. Isaacs, Kawlcs .Moore, tlco. T,'
Collins.
liusiness nelivilies -John II. Car
kin. ,). C. Mann. Jonas Wold. M .K.
I'laD, Carl Whillock.
Knteiiainment T. 10. Daniels. John
II. Carkin. W. V. Isaacs.
Agriculture fieo. A. .Mansfield. I).
.f. (.owe, Unbind I). Flaherty.
Highways and Ininsporlation II.
I.. Walther. K. K. Hodgeman, tlco. A.
Mansfield. S. S. Smith.
Auditing and advertising A. L.
Hill. . S. Smith, C. S. liutterfield.
The following special committee
was appointed to confer wilh real es
tate men and report to the board a
satisfactory plan for co-operation
with the chaiiihcr: T. K. Daniels, A.
I j. Hill. II. C. Harnett.
Dormitories under Die miincdinlc
supervision of the university ure to
replace all fraternity and snroriW
houses on the campus of Stanfoid
university, California, ultimately, ac
cording to President Wilbur.
CALOMEL!
It's Mercury I Quick
silver I Shocks the
Liver Danger I
You're bilious, but take "Cascar-1
els"! You have a throbbing scusu- ;
Hon In your head, a bad taste in your
mouth, yeiir eyes burn, your skin is
yellow, with dark rings under your'
eyes; your lips arc parched, your
bowels are constipated. .'o wonder;
you feel foggy, mean and ill-torn-!
pered. You need ('ascarets tonight.
Don't continue being a bilious nui
sance to yourself and those who love
you, and don't resort lo harsh phys
ics that irritate and Injure. Ilemem-
ber that most disorders of tho stom
ach, liver and bowels are ended by
morning with gentle, harmless dis
cards they work while you sleep,
never gripe, shock, sicken or incon
venience you. They're grand!
Last Times
Tonight
Mary
Pickford
-In
'The
Hoodlum'
Starts Tomorrow
Oliver Morosco's
Famous Statie Success
"The
Walkoffs"
Starring
May Allison
RJALTO
Safe 7CforlNFSNTSandlNVALIDS
V r" ASK FOB
Horlick's
The Original
Avoid
Imitationo
and Subititute
ForInfants,Inval(dsandGrowlngChildren Rich mllk.m.lted grain exiracnn j-owdcr
Tho Original Food-Drink for All Ages No Cooking Noun.hing Digo.liblo
We may Lave a run of the "FLU" and we 'may
not. lint the wise ones will commence at once to use
"ZK TYROL." I'or a throat and month-wash. It
proved a preventative last Winter and will repeat it
selftliis AViiiter.
Heath's Drug' SLore
THE SAN TOX STORE
NOTICE TO POULTEYMEN
March I .".III our large Incubators Hill lio lit your service.
Theso incubators are the licst hot water inacliines and nro In
stalled in a modern incubator cellar. Your eggs will lie incubated
JtK.'IIT.
Agents for Die
Gresky Ventilating Brooder Stove
Tho best brooder on Ihe market, t'ome and sen it in oiieration.
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH
IMione aitl-W. " Cuiull l' Carpenter
wto
OT 1 1 Kits FOIiUm
Launspach Orchestra
DAN' CIS WOHlv Ol'lt SPKPIALTV
For particulars phone It. G. Laiinspacb, 413-Y.
We get all tho lato music as soon ns.lt is published, from 'Frisco
and easlern cities... This work is not a side lino with us; wo make
it a business.
Another $2000 Shipment of Silk Just Received
Other new goods arriving daily in all the different departments. These are goods that were bought
several months back and are much lower priced than if bought on the present market. The sooner you buy
your spring goods the better, as merchandise is not only high, but hard to get.
OBITUARY.
ZI'NHKI.l, Is,.
.iiu.l.-l died at I
Second si reel hi
d 7!l vcars. -2
Heecascd was :
oillilv, I'eniisvlvania
iregon for 17 years.
wile.
ul.
dilii
iiac I'.iiciliart naval
is home, 7 Hi W
t night of iiaralvsis.
months .in.l III duvs.
native of Hancock
resilient
leaves
lie
Iditlua, and six sous- Lowell
l.nvon. Harold, Wchlou anl
'. l-'itncrn! announcement late:".
l.KSTKU Died al Hie Sacred
carl ho-pilu .Ian. 'J7, l'.ljll. l-'reiler
k .lames l.etcr, ;( natie (if .Milan.
Him. at Die age of 1!.' years. 7
miu. lbs and S dnvs. He had been a
oiilcnl of Die vnllev lor seven years
in! lc:ics to mourn his loss hi.
ather. K. 11. Lester, a sister, llattie
I. Lcstci. an,) one brotiier, Joseph I'..
.eler. l-'iineiiil -civiccs will be held
t tin- Weeks and M.-tiowan eomiianv
baiM-l l'ri.l.i, .lanmirv odlb. at '
111. Interment in the 1. (). (I. I-',
mclcrv. licv. Sprigs ofi'ickitinx.
Siibiiicn,ics lii aiuiear before fke
grand iurv for Ic-timonv in regard
their conduct of cacs in the police
court and .-101)1111.1 departments of Die
superior court in San Franeiseo, were
issued vcslerilav lor nine allornevs.
n conuectiou with ulleued chai-es of
eorruid practices under the bail
Itt'Utl S.VU'UI.
MEDFORD FREES LESS
THAN IHE WHOLESALE
A Meill'ori! mei-chant received Ibis
mcssai;e the lirsl of Die week. "1111111
kcts, wool shirts, wool hose, velvets,
French series will increase ."ill tier
cent in ten dnvs for fall deliveries."
This is some eiilcnee of why mer
chants have to increase their prices
on merchiiiiili-.c ami il is a lip to pru
dent purclia-crs to bv before tie
new tocl, is received, as vou can liilv
al old prices. Mcili'onl merchants sell
Annwkeii- Daisy cloth al lo III
cents a var.l now. ami the wholcsul"
prior lo duplicate Die same is -III
cents in the east. Devonshire cloth
that lion sells al cents n ai-.l
wholesale,
."ill cents,
hi'jher next
etails here tor
Ml mere hnn.lis
l.'i an.
will 1,1
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T
Malted Barley
blended with wheat,
processed and
baked for twenty
hours, produces the
rare.delicate flavor
of
Grapefluts
Wonderfully easy
to digest and full
ot nourishment.
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SILKS ALL KINDS AND ALL COLORS
M inch Hisiircfl Liiiiiiji' Satin, yard... $2.20
2S inch .lap Silk, all colors, yard S5
'10 inch Sal in Blocked Poplin, vard $3.(5
.".(i in'ch Chanscalilc Silk "Poplin, yard ,p.25
inch Silt ins, till colors, priced from, vard. ...$2-00
to $5.25
Those beautiful Imported Japanese I'oiiu'ees liavc
arrived.
I!") inch plain tan Pounce, priced, vard, $1.00, $1.25
$1.05, $1.J5
"5 inch solid colors, all (lie new shades, per vd $2.05
o.Miich h'i.nurcd Poup-e .' $1.85
10 inch (icorn'ctle Crepe, till colors, per yard... $o-00
JO inch Crepe de Cliene, all colors, from, per vard,
$2.75 to $3.35
VELVET
Chiffon, Costume Velvet., -12 inch, per yard $8.75
Costume Vclveteeiie, 2-" inch, per vard. $2.S0
Silk Velvet, all colors, IS inch, per yr $2 and $2.20
- NEW VOILES
The new Voiles are here, plain white, solid colors and
fancy plaids antl figures, price 50,75,850,
$1.00. $1.25, $1.50
Fi.U'iired Co'lfon Crepe tie Chine in till new colors and
patterns. Triced, yard $1.25
inch Caroline Snitint,', .-ill colors, ytird ...70c
oil inch Beach Cloth, fancy plaids, yard., 50r
SHOES SHOES
"When yon need a nice pair of Dress Shoes come
to the (iohlen K'ule. We haven't room in this ad to
list prices on shoes. New shipments arrivintr; everv
few days. Watch our windows for the new pumps
and Oxfords, which will arrive in a few days. Also
watch paper for prices.
WASH GOODS
Devonshire, at vard
(laletea Cloth, at yard
28 inch (liiiuham, at yard:;.;
Toile (lu Nord ( !inthaiii, at vard :
o2 inch Zciiher (liiiiihani, vard 40c- and 50
.15
..43c
inch Cambric Shirtinur, vard ..
Jlf) inch Madras Shirting', yard ...
!"!(5 inch Comfort Challie, yard
!!( inch Silkaline, yard :
112 inch Serpentine Cree, yard ...
oil inch iMj'iired Jit panose (.'rope,
NOTIONS
Palm Olive Soap, cake
Colgate's Talcum Powder at
Sansilk Thread, at spool
Sewinjr Silk Thread, at spool
(lood Buttons,, card ;
2 in 1 Liquid Shoo I'olisli
Hair Nets
Dross Snaps, card
ard.
40?
.65
.33
....25
.45
.50
8c
::::::m
15c
- 5
.".'."Sandisc
AVe have a
Men s Snils in
sol ia I ilo lirices.
Glen's all wool Suits at....
All wool Bine Sero'e Suit.
A'ouni;' .Men's Suits at
MEN'S SUITS
complete lino of Men's and Aromi
ill the now patterns and styles at rea-
$35.00 to $48-50
at $38.50 to $48.50
$27.00 to $42.00
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS
I1''-''1 $11.50 t $17.75
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Dress Shirts from $2.00 to $3.50
"Mens Silk Shirts $4.90 to $8.75
"Men's Soft Collar Shirts $1.50 to 3.40
Men's (lood Work Shirts at $1.25
Men's Host Crade Bib Overalls at . $250
Men's Khaki Pants at
Men's Koveralls from
Men's Work Pants at
Men's Dross Pants
Canvas (doves, a pair .
Men's
Men's
Men's
$3.00 to $3.25
$4.50 to $6.00
$2.50 to $3.85
$5.50 to $8.00
15 and SOC
MEN'S HOSIERY
AVork Hose, pair "06
'),;,;I1I"S' 15S 25c- 357and 40c
Sl,kJ1""t $1.00 to $1.88
American Lady
and
Jackson ''College
( !ii 1" Corsets.
Ladies' Duster
Drown Silk Hosiery
at
$1.50. $2.00 and
$2.30
All folors.
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