Medford mail tribune., March 10, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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BIFF!
Stop jolting Liver and Bowels
with violent drugs, but
take "Cascarets."
'Dynamiting' bile out of your system
With calomel and other sickening purga
tive is .ill wrong. S.ilts, Oil, and Ca
thartic Waters act by flooding the bowels
with the riigeMire juices which are vital
to the stomach. Cascarets are different.
They act as a tonic to the bowel musclea,
which is the only sensible way to relieve
bilious attack, a sour, acid stomach,
or constipated bowels. There is no grip
ing or inconvenience. You naturally re
turn to regularity and cheerfulness.
Co caret s cost very little and they work
while you sleep.
WE
fill
YOUR
Electrical
NEEDS
; Courteous
Service
Guaranteed
Work
Individual
Attention
People's
I Electric
Store
) A. B. Cunningham, Prop.
212 W. Main Phone 12
I Cafe Holland
1 Special Club Breakfasts
Ko. 1 35c No. 5 ffic
(1) Egg ..Breakfast Steak.
Ham Toast
Hot Cakoi Coffee
Coffee
No. 2 33c No. 0 35o
(1) Egg (l) Pork Chop
Bacon (2) Corn Cakes
Hot Cakes Coffee
Coffee
No. S 35c No- 7
(3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage
Stripped Bacon orBuckwheat Cake
Ham Coffee
Coffee
No! 3Bc No- 3,50
Fried Mush with Plain Omelette
Bacon Wheat Cakes
Coffee Coffee
ORDER BY NUMBER
FERTILIZERS
To fertilize means to in
crease your crops, arid beau
ty to your i'lowei-, and speed
up the prow th of fruits and
vegetables, ripening them
earlier, thereby avoiding the
frosts, and saving your crop.
Let us talk fertilizer to
you personally.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Go.
317 East Main Street.
F N PROGRESS
BEING IDE
C. OF C. ORIVE
Director Gheen Tells Citizens at
Luncheon That Campaiqn.in Med
ford Is Booming Women Show
inq Interest Many Sloqans Sub
mitted to the Committee.
t .3.
THK IMKTOlt IS IIKIIK
"When wo fall ill the best
thing to do is to vaU in the doe-
tor. When a civic-commercial
organization in ill, a dcctor
should be called in. 1 am very
much gratified to note that the
4 business men of .Medford have
fully awakened to n realization
that our Chamber of Commerce
noods the doctor, and have
called in the American City
liureau to prescribe.
i "During my former connec-
tion with the Marin County
Commercial club in California,
and later with the Norlh-of-the-
Bay Counties Association of
California, some years ago, 1
had occasion to investigate the
liureau. My investigation con-
vinced mo that the American'
City liureau is the best organi-
zation in tho United States to
fr administer to tho needs and ail-
ments of sick chambers cf com-
merce. -i
"The splendid citizenship of
Medford is fully alive to tho pos-
h sibilities that are within its 4
fr reach, and they are taking tho J
4 right step in the right direction
fr in deciding on tho present ex-
pansion and reorganization cam-
T paign. 1 shall most cheerfully
lend my best support and co- 4
operation towards its success."
4 J. E. Kdmiston. 4
.Director James K. Gheen in charge
of the Chamber of t'emmerco expan
sion and reorganization campaign
was tho principal speaker at the
meeting and luncheon at the Hotel
Medford at noon today. Those pres
ent were tho members of the board of
directors, the advisory, budget and
executive committees named to assist
in the campaign. Mr. (iheen told cf
tho splendid progress that is being
nuulo in the preliminary work, and
answered numerous questions asked
of him regarding the work.
Announcement was made at cam
paign headquarters today that inter
est is daily intensifying in the Med
ford Slogan contest, and each mail is
bringing in additional suggestions for
a suitable slogan to ho adopted by the
Chamber of Commerce. President
Vernc'a II. Vawter has announced
that the . Chamber of Commerce and
American City liureau will award a
$25 cash prize to tho person offering
;he slogan suggestion that is selected
from the number that will ho sub
mitted. A special committee hus
been named to make the award, and
the committee's decision will bo an
nounced at the civic dinner on the
night of Monday, March the date
immediately preceding tho intensive
four-day campaign cf tho city for new
m em hers.
This contest is open to any and all
persons residing in l;io t'lty oT Mod
ford, or in tho immediate vicinity.
One woman of the city yesterday
submitted a list of seven slogans, all
of which possessed more or less
merit. .Most of the suggestions re
ceived thus far appear to have ccme
from the grown-ups. It is the desire
of tho committee that tho school
children interest themselves in this
contest. It is hoped to have at least
100 different slogan suggestions to
put up to the committee on award
before tho contest closes on the 22nd.
Women Show Interest
Interest in the Chamber of Com
merce expansion movement has
spread to the women of Medford.
Quick to see that this is an under
taking on the part of the community
in which they are all interested, they
have been asking questions about it.
In order to give all women an op
portunity to learn what the move
ment is and how it may be expected
to affect the future of the city and
its people, arrangements arc being
made for a meeting some day soon at
which the plans' will he explained in
detail.
"Women are taking an increasing
interest in business as well as in civic
affairs all over the country," said
Director James K. Iheen today. "In
many of the campaigns we have con
ducted women have offered to Organ
ize membership teams and have taken
a very active part in the work.
"In Flint. Mich., the first member
enrolled in the new Chamber of Com
merce was a woman. When asked to
fill out tho line indicating her busi
ness, she wrote: 'lining tho mother
of four children." Then she added:
But not too busy to have an active
interest in the city in which those
children are going to live.'
"In the campaign in Port Huron,
Mich., the women's team stood third
in number of memberships secured.
and a woman is now vice-president of
the Chamber of Commerce there. In
Bethlehem- Ponn.. a team composed
of women secured 176 memberships
of the 20 other teams compowd of
men co in pe t i n g with t hem . an d a
woman was a member of the first
board of directors.
Women Klscwhcre
"Tho Niagara Falls Chamber tit'
Commerce has nearly 2t'i) women
members in a total of about Hi'iu.
In the chambers of at least 7T. other
cities in tho I'nited States there are
from a dozen to .".0 wi.mon members.
The Chamber of Commerce wilt wel
come the thinking women to It
ranks, their membership being on ex
actly the ime basis as that of men.
"The fact that the modern Cham
ber of Commerce takes up so many
kinds of civic work accounts for the
interest of the women. Committees
of women often handle such matters
as city clean-up campaigns, agitation
for improvements of the educational
system, better sewage and sanitation
ordinances, park and public play
grounds work, medical inspection in
the schools, visiting nurses and sim
ilar subjects.
"Women have found that there is
no better not quicker way of securing
action on matters of this kind than
thru an organization like the Cham
ber of Commerce, and hence their
interest in it."
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Time to ( all Malt
To the Ivditor: 1 think that the
time has como when the attention of
tho taxpayers and patrons of the
school district of this city, be called
to tho effects of the administration of
the public schools.
1. Tho students have been antag
onized and , aroused to tho point of
rebellion.
2. The administration has mixed
personal affairs and prejudices with
affairs of business, which has result
ed in the IcUs of some of the best
teachers in the system, especially in
the hiKh school, on the grounds of
"not measuring up to I In: standard."
M. The teachers have not been
treated in a business way as col
leagues or in a personal way as hu
man beings of equal social standing.
Teachers have been insulted almost
beyond human enduranco.
4. The administration has de
prived 1ho instructors of any oppor
tunity to uso any originality in the
various courses with a result of dis
couraged teachers and dull uninter
esting classes. All modern educators
agree that an uninteresting class is
an educational failure.
r. Othor ''teachers, Homo of- the
best of our instructors are, and have
been, resigning because they can no
longer endure this despotic system.
It must be evident to any fair
minded person that any educational
institution must fail in its purpose, if
linrmt.'ny does not exist between the
administrator, the Instructors, and
the students.
Then .Mr. Taxpayer and patrons
wake up to this critical situation and
do not let tho next administrator of
our schools be., using tho phraseology
of a well-known citizen, "a two by
four edition of the kaiser."
A STUDENT.
Medfc'rd, March lit h.
Most of the cook
ing sister gives us
comes in a red and
yellow box from
the grocer
1
They're
Post
Toasties
4WH ' ''' '''
HEAD STUFFED FROM
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To
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Label Karo Solves the "Sweet" Problem at
Less Cost. Important to Large Families
THE mother of a large family cannot help being i
worried over the extremely high prices of jams,
jellies, preserves and candy. In children especially
Nature emphasizes her demand for sweets. We all need a
good percentage of sweets each day.
,, This is the reason for the unusual present demand for
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purpose.
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make Karo Candy at home. It is easy to make, costs but little and
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There is an every day use for Blue Label Karo. From breakfast
on pancakes or waffles to dinner for cooking and baking.
NOTICE
Became you will
find to many econ
omical vrny io use
Blue Label Karo it
will pay you to buy
it by the dozen
cans, at others are
doine. Ask your
grocer the price.
FREE
Writ today for
beautifully illus
trated 64-paffO
CoraProducUCook
Book.
CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
17 Battery Place New York
Listen, Folks!
This advertising fellow has been pestering
the life out of me for the last three days for an
ad, and I haven't time to write one.
I want to tell you about the THOR Washing
Machine, but they have been selling so fast
without telling that I'll have to wait until we
get a lot more in. More later. In haste,
Paul's Electric Shop
Main Street and Central. Phone 90
Fifth and North Riverside
Telephone 11
The Dow Hospital
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Special Attention to X Ray Cases.
' Temporary Location
OverIand-4 Willys-Knight Republic Trucks
McCurdy-Bowne Motor Co.
Front End Crater Lake Garage
more than was secured by any one
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