STEDFORD irSTE TRIBUITE, MtfDFORD, Oi;F."!0T. TUESDAY. MAftClf 2. lOi'n.
'.PSTTE TKKEfl'
Gee-Whiz, How it Hurts!
99
" Merciful Heavens, how my back hurts in the morning ! " It's all
due to an over-abundance of that poison, called uric acid. The kidneys
are not able to get rid of it. Such
conditions you can readily overcome,
and prolong life by taking "Anuric."
Ihis can be obtained at almost any
drug store, in tablet form, and will
dissolve uric acid as hot water
dissolves sugar.
When your kidneys
get sluggish and clog,
you suffer from back-
&, Nfes- I ' S & I JUJ - v ache, sick-head-CU
ifef J ljrV ac'le dizzy
gSf F"- - ifir spells, or twin-
' ges and pains
of lumbago.
rheumatism or
gout; or sleep is
disturbed two or
three times a night.
get Anuric (anti-uric-acid),
for it will put new
life into your kidneys and your
entire system. Vou will feel full
of vim, vigor and vitality, instead of tired, draggedout and .blue.
"Anuric" is many times more potent than lithia, and was first dis
covered and placed on sale by Dr. Pierce. Ask your nearest druggist
' for " Anuric," that new kidney remedy of Dr. Pierce's, or send Dr.
Pieros'a Invalids'. Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, ten cents for trial package.
' Tuolumne, Calif. "My back gave me consider-J
feble trouble, which I thought was due to kidney
disease. After taking four packages of Dr. Pierce's
Anuria (anti-uric-acid) Tablets I was fully recovered.
I consider it a wonderful medicine. I' also use
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets whenever I am
bilious, and they give immediate relief, i consider
them a great medicine, also." Wm. H. Bosch.
49
NOW
PLAYING
ENDS
THURSDAY
LIBERTY
TWO
FEATURE
PROGRAM
Variety Enough in This Program to Please the Most
Exacting
DOROTHY
DALTON
) '. . l.V II..-. '1
IN
"MARKET
... 0:1.1 )V' i
1 SOULS"
-AND-
.' Mack Sennett's Latest Comedy
"A Ladies' Tailor"
TO MR. AND MRS. PUBLIC
"MARKET OF SOULS" is an unusual story;
qeorgeous settings and Miss Dalton's acting has
never been surpassed. "A Ladies' Tailor" is a bril
liant combination of Senuett comedians, bathing
beauties and screamingly funny situations.
Next Attraction "Choosing a Wife."
Don't pay the penalty!
Order that Suit Now
and avoid the big advance coming
If ever time was money it is NOW.
That dollar isn't the dollar it used to be; it won't
obtain near so niurh hi any lino as it did before the
world war shot everything helter-skelter.
Woolen cloths and articles have already made
giant strides in price, but there's a whale of an in
crease coming, the barons of the industry say
and pretty soon.
WE'RE YOUR FRIENDS, AND WE WANT
YOU TO REMEMBER WE POSTED YOU IN
TIME TO HELP YOU SAVE
AVe still have a big stock of magnificent fabrics
at old prices, and if you conic in time you can get
superb value in clothes made-to-measure at $35 up
GllS, The Tailor
EXCEPT IN 1913
Tin1 past month with'.'J- lueciiiita
tioii w;is with t lit? exception of one
vear the driest in the hiMotv of th.'
local weather bureau. In fact, as far
hack as ISSit, there is no rcconl that
can compare with it except Kchruarv
Hi:t, when the precipitation was oiilv
.10 inch. The averaue for the month
is ',,&2 inches. In l!U:t, however,
there was a heavy rain of It.fi'J inches
in January, while this year the Janu
ary precipitation was onlv -lJin. If
WH'.l is an example of a dry Febru
ary year, however, there is some hop..
tor in l!H.t there was nearly six
inches of rain in June and July and
ouscoucutlv one of the best fruit
crops in the history ol ttie valley up
to that time.
rehruarv, in addition to heinir verv
drv was distinguished by warm sun
shiny weather, altho the nights am!
early mornings were eon.-isteutly cuo!
to cold.
1 he rainfall deficiency for the vear
from September 1 is now .0f) inches,
according to averages for the past
five vears. .
U. S. A. CONSUMES
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Temperature; Mean Jiuufiimiin,' 54 :
mean iiuiiiihum; '2U;-iiiU 40: nmxi
iiiijin, . (i5 ; , ;la( e, ,1 i ' jomimuni.j i 18
itatil; '20' f' urea M ' ilnllv' runic'. 41.
, l'rcviiiitntiun Total, .22 inches
Srealest in "M "hourxt .11; .laic, 21.
Snow 'J'otul'xnowfiill. 21'. inches
on urDiiijil 15th. U inches; at end ol'
month, 0 inches.
Number of .lavs with
more precipitation ';i;
(II inch oi
clear, 1(1;
(i.
I. 5, 8. il.
partlv elou.lv. 7; ilou.lv
Dates olMiilliim- I'rosl
10...1.I, 12; l:i, 14, ,15,i Hi,, 17, 18, 2P
-'1. -'2, 2:i, 24.' 25; 2lrnii.l '27.
Y. W. C. A. ENDORSED
At u special nieetinir of the Greater
.Ue.Itor.l chili, Jlomlav, illarch 1.
resolutions were adopted as follows:
"He it resolved that the 1! router
Medlord club endorses mid approves
the work of the V. W. C. A., anil
Be il resolved the (.renter iM'o.l-
I'ord club believes I here is need of
the Y. V. C. A. in Medfor.l." .
At a previous meeting: a moti.iu
wiim made and curried to assist the
V. W. C. A. with funds as soon as the
Urealer Medford Club has i'ulfilled
its present ohlisralions.
UOSI-; (i. SCIIIKKFELiy..
JIKI.KX MAK li CONHUY.
AN NIK KKLIIOIIOI!,
Coinniittec.
BOAT LINE FORMED
rOKTLA.NI. Mar. 2. A recul.ir
steamship service, connecting Port
land with the At antic coast, will ho
established the latler part of this
month by the Pacific Mall Sieamshln
company, according to' a telegram re
ceived today rrom the San Francisco
office of this company by (leorge
Powell, ninnacer of the Orceon Pa
cific company, who has been appoint
ed I'oruand agent of tan nervine. A
monthly. service aecordinE io the In
formation received by Mr. Powell, is
to be maintained with steel shipping
board vessels until August, when the
frequency of the sailings will be in
creased.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5.
and mall It to Kolcy & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar, tor
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, biliousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels. For sale by Medford
Pharmacy.
COMPLETE LIST l.W. W.
GERARD AND MONROE WILL
I F JhSl S. D. DEBATE I
Dr. Carters K. & B. Tea
; Makes Fine Laxative Syrup
Siorx 1 A! 1. S. M:.r.
.I;mit' V. (ifiiinl if N'v Yuri;
llorit v ileum. TiitH- r.Miilitlnlc
i .tv-n!.-ni piftrniiti ;ii I he .M;tft li Mako It at Hum nud SftTfl Aboat
! iinm:irii "ill ili'lmti' with .l.uiic- ( K 1 $ 1.60 -4lilldriMi Lot to Take It.
niir.UIO, Mar. Papers
t( contain the nanus ami allnssi's , Muiirnc ni l liir;cjtt. ituli'ju'mlt'iit tlciu-I
(if virtually cvt-ry nu'inl't-r of (ho In
dustrial WVrkers of th World oran-,
ii.i.ii.- li.-n. t.uii.jht. Full Dlroct.ons With EachSO-CtntPackiiao
I'lie tlil.al u ill he under U " i-tmi -
In the course of tho centuries the
raw material issue i hanges. In Hie
loiiK-bow epoch of Knt?hinds military
strength tho conservat ii'aisl feared a
depletion of the yew wood which
niisht Rive the Teuton, hacked up by
his larger forests, an obvious advan
tage in light oi'diiaitee. Later, when
Croat Britain's rtival power depended
upon her wdodon ships of war, the
anxious- naval yhief foresaw a possi
ble shortage of the t.a k which made
the walls which stood between lOng
Jaud and her enemies.
Tho yew and oak are no longer es
sential to national defense, for steel
has proved the substitute in both
arms and armor plate. Yet today
those who plan for the future pros
perity of their nation realize the.ex-J
tent tc; which ot her raw materials
are essential to the general well (be
ing, and for some of these we can see
no adequate substitutes.
Foremost among those most useful
and least abundant, if not irrcplac
able, commodities stands mineral oil,
or petroleum, and not only the con
servative Briton, but the most c'ptim
islic American may well ask himself,
where will my children and children's
children get tho oil that they may
neeu in ever increasing amounts?
The world's greatest oil producer
and consumer is the t'uited States.
Tho leadership ol the United States
as an oil producer and consumer Is
spectacular enough to satisfy our
American love of doing things on a
big scale. For sixty years, except in
isns 0, 11)01, when Itussia reached
the peak of its .past petroleum pro
duction, the United States has led the
rest of thu world with its steadily
increasing flow of oil,
But while we ha.ve contributed
far more than half (til per cent) of
tne oil that tho world has used in all
theso years, wo havo already reached
tho point where we are consuming
more oil than we produce. Is this
pc'sition of tho world's greatest user
of petroleum as safe as it is spectacu
lar? Tho story of tho petroleum indus
try in the United States extends back
only sixty years. On August yth,
lS.i(t, oil was struck in the UraUo
well', hear Ti'tusvillein 'northwestern
Pennsylvania, and when the pumping
iogan; tho'o'ii floWedMn" iKln struani
of forty and later only 15 balrrols j)cr
day, but Since, that day of atnall
(hings the' tide of oil has mounted
higher and higher; ." million barruls
were proifiMed h 187T1, u"m,illi(m Jn
ISJiO, milliLVhi J.f'1. million
lir lOOO.'g'O!) 'million (n; 1 !M 0,fandi?.5(
million barrels in MHS, with aheiijt
pnt last yea I 'perhaps 20, or evoiifliO
million barrels in excess of thatyoe
ord. The crest of this flood of; oil
must surely soon bo reached. V
'HyiCeargn OUs Smith, director of
United Slaterf geological survey,.' Na
tional CJec'rgraphic magazine, Febru
ary, 1020.." '
ization in ihe'l'uited States were inint' the Uh-Ikm,!- primarv l;rw. whi li or n re fd tonic nnd blood purificr.tBke
possession of Maelay lloyne. state's ' ,..iiiire luTMonntial ri.mli.Uto t ' .U-aipoonfiil every mh( or every other
attorney today. City detect ives la." I uebnte nut imi:i I i-:ie. Tlti-: will '
night took the lists from a man who the t'ilM luv-idrulial debate umler
nave the name of Alexander Cavliu. ' the luw- !
night for lit lent three weeks.
Survivors Aleta Land N. Y.
NKW Y(UK, Mar. 2. lMntv-otie
members of the crow of the idc-inier
West Aleta, which went uirround oil'
Terschcllinir Islund Inst month, ar
rived here todav from Antwerp on the
transport Northern Pacific.
iM I Wll 10 k I ill J1VH BmHXii
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CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION U
: -. ..JS. "yjWitv San Francisco, California 4
" "-'''' Wmw'' :
A Km"
To make young
bodies, strong bodies
let the youngsters have plenty
of delicious, wholesome, nutritious
Del Monte Beans with Pork and
Tomato Sauce.
No food builds borne and muscle
more surely no article of diet so
well combines wholesomeness
with flavor and taste appeal.
And the children like Del'
Monte Beans just as you do.
They will eat them with relish . '
and come back for more no mat
ter how often you include them in
the menu.
!
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism
A Knoll hot lniiHtunl iiluntor or
pulillico Is pretty Hiiro to overcome
iiioxt rheumatic
pains nnd oven
HciHtlra and Kont
mil It s a musxy
affair anil Boner
ully lillBterx.
Heal is abso
lutely necessary
If you want per
manent re 1 1 c f.
Hogy'H Muslarine
inado of purn
yellow mustard
with pain rollev-
Iiik liiKrcdlents
added is j-ust as
hot, Ib cheaper,
cleanor and more
offectlve than tho
old fash 1 o n c d
poultice or plaster and cannot blister.
besides rheumatic pains and swel
lings Hegy's .Mustarine Is speedily
effective for lumbago, backache, ncu.
rilis, pleurisy, bronchitis, sore throat
chest colds and all aches and pains
because heat eases pain :io and li'i
cents at druggists or by mail. a. C
Wells & Co., Leltoy, N. Y.
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse Immediately removed on
short notice. Weekly visit In resi
dence districts. Daily business dis
trict. I'hones 277-J.
Let your Fordson work for you while you
are paying for it
Our easy terms now make it possible for
any responsible rancher to own a Fordson
and make it pay for itself.
Come in and talk it over.
We can promise early delivery.
Price, delivered without Plows $835
Price, delivered with Plows :$1000
C. E. Gates Auto Co.