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BAKER'S AIDE
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PattcH and Kobinsnn, Inc. of this
city havo secured tlie murh nought
after agency for Samson tractors and
farm trucks. They are manufactured
by the General Motor ('oriioruilon,
famous as the makers rr- qnliiy
trucks and autoinolilles. The m-xt'l
M Snmnon tractor Ik a two plow outfit
Hniall In size hut with a peverf nl mo
tor and It lias been a Brent auceess
wherover it has been demonstrated.
This tractor will sell for $!Mo.no i"
Hertford complete with platform, fen
dors and governor. The Model I)
Samson tractor called the Iron Horse
Is a four wheel drive tractor designed
to be used with horse drawn imple
ments. It Is driven with reins from
the seat c'f any implement that may
'be used with it and will sell in Med
ford for $7.10.00. Samson trucks are
mado in two sizes, the ton and tho
one and one-quarter ton size. These
trucks are "built especially for farm
or orchard work and are unique in
tha,t they can he equipped with exten
sion bases designed -to take hold in
soft ground when tho pneumatic tires
sink in, while on hard ground cv
pavement the trucks run on the pneu
matics. The three-quarter ton truck
will, soil for 77.i.OO in Med ford and
tho one and a quarter ton aizo for
?ll!ir.00.
Pat ton nnd Robinsou, Inc., have
several carloads of Samson tractors
and trucks on the way now and (hey
will undoubtedly reach here about
tho time thut their new building is
completed and ready for display pur
poses. Tho concrete floor has been
laid and the new front in the building
is now completed and ready for the
plate glass which will bo put in as
soon as the front has had a chance to
dry. When the Interior has been
painted this new salesroom will be as
largo and as attractive as any auto
mc'hllo and tractor sales room in the
state.
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A Oil" WIMMV IHSPI.AY
Have you chanced to take no
tlco of tho A hum lean City Mur-
eau's window display of civic
commercial organization litera
ture that is being shown at t ho
Chamber of Commerce cam
paign 'headquarters aL Kirsl and
Main streets?
If not. don't fall to do so the
first time you are passing that
way.
The display cc'iilalus numer
ous 'commercial orgaui.at ion
pa m plllets, book lets, lit u st nil ed
and descriptive matter on I lie
activities of the livu and suc
cessful chumhers of commerce
thruout the United States. Cop
ies ofi tho American City mag
azine published liy the Amer
ican City li urea u are also shown
togotuor with a number of (lie
booklots on civic development
that havo been issued from time
to time by tho American City
Huron u.
Publications of tho National
Municipal league are conspicu
ously displayed, too.
Do -not fall to avail yourself
of the opportunity of linking
over this lot of elvlc-conunorclal
literature It is (he most nmi
pleto that has ever been shown
in Med ford and. no doubt, in tho
lot you will find some Interest
ing information that may be
given local application to your
homo (own. Perhaps, there may
ho sorao information to be
gteaned from a perusal of this
literature of great, personal
valuo to you.
The public is Invited to call
at campaign headquarters and
look thru tills literature.
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Host fnl Itcsiilt.H for Men
Only a person who has experienced
that awful "all night" cough that
somotimos follows influenza can ap
preciate what a good night's sleep
can bo. Mrs. Annlu Davison, 1MIX0
Myrtlo St., l-.Llig Heath, t'al., writes;
"Tho result of using Koley's Honey
and Tar was u restful one for me.'
Foley's Honey and Tar checks harsh,
racking coughs; eases wheezy breath
ing; stops tickling in throat; covers
raw, irritated surfaces with a sooth
ing, lienllnff feeling. For Palo by
Medford Pharmacy.
LAXATIVE
People
"THE BANE of old age is
Jl els become weak and unable to perforin their
functions without aid. For this purpose only
the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used.
The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble
and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's
Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age
and older on account of
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WASHINGTON Mrs. Hannah
7 aiterson, awarded (he disMn
g niched servie.' cross for bur
work on the Woman's Committee
of liin Council of National De
fense, has been appointed assist
ant to Secretary of War Uakur, .
tc&f den.
WASHINGTON. U. C. One wuy of
reducing the cost of living is open to
every man, woman, and child who
ran get the uso of an idle plot of
grcHmd. Thnt way lies thru the plant
ing and cultivation of a home garden
-a thrift garden. War gardens play
ed their part in the great mobiliza
tion of resources in war time thrift
gardens now have their own big job
in helping households to feud them
selves.
The reasons for thrift gardens are
many and various. Tho same reasons
IhaL existed last year and the year
before still are present. Thrift gar
dens will produce IV. h where nothing
ot her wise would bo produced, t hey
will reduce family rood bills, they
will return abundanlly in proportion
to the time and effort devoted to
them. Hut added to t.irso reasons is
another one peculiar to thin year.
Less 'oniinei-chil Plant ing
Kcporls to I be Puited States de
partment of agrimliure indicate that
the plantings by commercial vegel-
jahle gardeners wilt be, materially re
iduced tills year, because the commer
cial gardeners see no way of obtain
ing enough labor to conduct their
usual operations. The commercial
gardeners claim that they have paid
high wages in endeavors to keep up
production, but now have reached the
pc'int whore the returns will not jus
tify t hn continuance of tills expense.
At least, that is the report reaching
tho depart ment of agricitlt are from
seed inerchanis, whose operations at
this season are regarded as a good
indication of what conditions will be
a mouth or two from now.
If the rcdiicth.'n of commercial gar
dening becomes a fact, the obvious
result will be fewer vegetables and
higher prices. The logical remedy
lies partly in home gardens. This Is a
remedy, moreover, tha: win work no
harm even IP tho commercial acreage
should be up to normal, as any sur
plus of fresh, vognl ables may be saved
by canning, drying, and other means
of conservation and tile surplus kept
so that It will be useful next fall and
wlnler.
Many Morn Gardens Needed
Tlu.'usands of families learned the
value of hohie gardens in war time
Pulled Stales department of agricul
ture specialists lielieve It essential
that these families' interest be main-
taiued and that other thousands lie
added to the home-food producers.
"Now is the time to begin making
plans for your li'J0 thrift garden,'
theso specialists declare. "First, lo
cate a piece of suitable land; second
make your plan; third, get your seeds
fourth, start wxrk at the earliest pos
sible moment."
A request to the Pulled States de
partment of agriculture, Washington.
D. C, will bring a booklet that will
tell how (o plan your garden, how
much seed to buy, how to get the laud
In shape for cultivation, how to tak
every nl her step in the process
making your back yi.nl or some other
a runt lot help feed hi.
constipation. The bow-
their gentle action.
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WASHINGTON", Mar. S KxtoiMlw
(icvctc.nnont of naval bases and facil
ities on the Pacific coust was urged
Today before the lioune naval commit
tees by Secretary Dubinin. Immediate:
action was necessary, he said, to meflt
the needs of the Pacific fleet, whicfl
ho pointed out wan larKur than tho
fleet which circled the clubo In 1!I07.
Specific recommendations made by
tho Hen-clary were:
Development of Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii, an a supply base for thfl
fleet with facilities for repair und up
keep. Iniprc'.etncnis at (iuani to permit
of its seivinK as a fueling and repair
station for ships enrouto to the Far
ICast and as a fueling base for its
merchant marine vessels.
IOnlaiRement or the naval base at
llrenierton. Wash., to permit caring
for a larger quota of the fleet thoro.
"This ynid should become one of
the main repair anil docking yardB
for capital ships," said Mr. Daniels.
Development e'f San Diego, flnl., as
the main 1ase of Iho Pacific, fleet
while on the southern Pacific drill
grounds.
Kstablishment of submarlno nnd
destroyer bases at Port Angeles,
Wash., and Astoria, Ore.
ritiiuate establishment of a fuel
ing and supply base In Alaska at a
place to bo determined later.
(r-KCfiBD N. II.. Slur. It. High
way blockades due to the blizzard of
Saturday prevented nearly lob towns
from narticinating in the presidential
primaries held in tho statu today.
Scerotiiiv of Slate Kdward C. Mean
expects that the deferred primaries
will be held as soon as traffic condi
tions permit.
II was believed the official returns
would not be received for at least a
week. Kc.'ar out of the five registered
voters in the town of Windsor were
sick and the remaining voter sought
(tin :i(lvi.e ft f tbe secretary of slate's
office as to whether he Hhould bo
thru Iho formality of a town mooting
and election.
DRY LAW HlIS CIDER
HOOD UIVKU. Ore., Mar. S. Cider
manufacturers declare the.' liius-l
cease oiicralion unless modifications
nre made in Die law I hat places rc
spnnsibililv on tliein, us well as dis
tributors wlien the latter offer for
sale bevcraue Ihat eonlaitis more than
a half of one tier cent nlcolml.
The. sliiuni in Hie cider market
alrcailv has "beared" mil tipple
prices here. While apples were lifinsr
init -tI.'i ami per ton Inst tall,
dealers now make a imiNiiniim offer
of .tin.
lite liu lias run its course u.i
here, and most nil of thocs thut were
unluekv enough to have it, nre up
and around. We surelv have to
thank .I lie count v uur.-e, Mrs. I.ee,
lor liclpimr out with so ninnv seriou-
ases. cspceitillv where the whole
family were down in bed Pt one time
and her nssistniit. Kev. Trovnto, wln
went niuht mid dnv without rest mid
liardlv taking time 1o eat.
School will open Wednesday, after
n two weck acalion lor the flu.
Mr. Krnest I'eachv motored in to
town this week with a new roadster
Mr. mid Mrs. Kubert t'offmaii. win
have been workiui: on a ranch nt
At:ate, returned to the Kails la-t
week. Thev also brought n new
( vcrland car.
The I rain arrives daily now, nnd
will continue to lor an 'indefinite
time.
Thev have beyun lo prospect for
up in Ibis part of the count rv,
and we expect t hear of them sturt-
itej to drill soon. There is nothing
like ln'im; in, on I he u round Moor.
Well, we're ulud we're here.
New - is Mime w hat sea ree, since
the town ha' tin.
Tho-e i-recti veuetablcs at the lav
stove look like sorim;. also tlie Mt.
1 ' it t w indow di-phtv.
Hen l'redenliur-.r wn in town Snt
nrdav, renewing idd acouaintanee and
dt'itiL- his sprms: trailtti.
Will llu-jlie- wjix down from Ins
Iran line one dav t a t week, and re-l-orts
the lilt l'iiMues a' improvinu.
lie liitd scxeral tine jtld ci'olls.
h' o-hard radenbui came home
I'ndav jifter a tew da s isit m
Medtord where he went to have some
dental work done during the vaea
t ion.
Old naner! for Miildtmr flren and
houso cleanius. 10c bundlo,
BUTTE FAILS
J . .. .. .o.ihdHlmllliiUi r '
They're the
' second helping" kind
There are always requests for more'when
you serve Del Monte Beans with Pork and
Tomato Sauce. Their distinctive goodness ap
peals to every appetite, and they are as whole
some and nutritious as they are tempting to
the taste.
But more than that they're the kind of food
you can afford to serve liberally in these days
of high living costs for Del Monte Beans
are truly economical. While they contain more
food value than meat or eggs, they cost much
less. That's one reason why thrifty house
wives are today serving Del Monte Beans
more frequently than ever before.
Why not try them for dinner tonight instead
of meat. But be sure they are Del Monte
Beans, because they're different from ordinary
baked beans better! The Del Monte meth
od of cooking with the inimitable Del Monte
Tomato Sauce gives them a distinctive flavof
not found in any other beans.
CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION
San Francisco, California
' J ;1S of Maple Syrup? Karo Ml
1 ' IWIP Maple Is Not Expensive
'.S VT' THESE two facts have made the
TAXI CHANGH.
I m new i-oimoctoii -.t'. tho Dally
Taxi Co.. anil will lio glad to arcom-1
modato all my former cus'.ocerr, as j
well us tho K(nornl initilic. I
Itcn Sin'rv,.i. ' 1
Thone 15. liroffu & Brown,. '
iOO! C'lA)Tlli:s
I Mako Them
KLEIN
The
Tailor
yM i:u-t Miiin st
Send for this new boo
"DEL MONTE Recipes of
Flavor " and learn 500
simple and economical
ways to serve better
meals. It is free. Ad'
dress Department J,
California Pacing
Corporation.SanFran'
cisco, California.
THESE two facts have made the
New Karo Maple Flavor popular
everywhere :
(1) It has the delicate, delicious tang
of fresh maple syrup and is heavy
enough to pour nicely.
(2) It is so reasonably priced that you
can enjoy Karo Maple Flavor every time
you serve syrup.
Be tare tn aak your rrorer for Karo Mapte
in the Green Can. It ie guaranteed in pleaKO
yoa or your grocer returns your money,
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
1 7 Battery Place New York
Selling Representative
JOHNSON, L1EBER COMPANY
Portland, Oregon
nulla (mi ULWHIWJUHMW 'imiPixii,Uii
1 iainMViiMiii m' 'HnAnl ivaiw. .ma jtehlmm
j MEDFORD IRON WORKS
I FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso acent for Fairbanks ac Morbt
7 South Riverside.
assess
TAXI
Dodae Car, stand comer Main and
Bnrtlett. Phone 900.
J. 0. OEUAEY,