Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD UN
That 1he women of Mmlfcnl nre to
lend valuable assistance to the Cham
ber of Commerce in the membership
drive that Is to be conducted next
week, was made quito apparent yes
terday afternoon following a nieetini;
lipid at the public library at. which
Director James 10. (Iheen and .lali
Allen delivered talks maliini?. plain to
those assembled the women's part in
community service work.
Following these talks several wom
en signed workers' cards pledging
themselves to' assist in the enroll
ment campaign, and to assist in in
ducing as many other women as pos
sible to do likewise.
Director Cheen explained to the
women at the meeting yesterday that
it is now contemplated to have four
teams of women to assist in the .U'd
lord campaign provid,-,! .. snm.-iont
number can be recruited to assist in
the work. Each team is to consist of
t minimum 01 a captain and at least
seven workers, the same as the men
teams.
Mr. Allen, who n, ..!.......
;'lakec at the Community conference
"i uie I'ag,. I r.. T, ,.,...1.,,.
and who also spoke to the directors
and committeemen at the luncheon at
the llot,. Ahulfonl at ,,,, v.,Jt,.,i.,..
said that the new Chamber of Com-
,llr;'' annot he a thi.Toly represen-
i.nne nruiini7.ution unless it has the
sslslance o: the wimi.-n .if n,.,
in the conduct of its affairs, as there
are many matters that will remiir.-,
the attention of the r'h:iml.r r,-n.
i time to time that can better be nati
on-,, o; inn women than the men.
Mrs. ( . K. Schieffelin and Mrs. (1.
It. Satfhwell have accepted rapuin
cies of women teams, anil the follow
ing women have signed workers'
cards but have not as yet been assign
ed to a team: Mrs. Stella ,1. Merrick,
Mrs. K. II. llurd. Mrs. T. (i. Heine,
Miss A. Keliehcr, Mrs. It. II. Clancy.
Mis. li. .1. Conroy. Mrs. Clen Kubrick,
Mrs. Anna M. lioot.
Advises Ordinary Buttermilk for
Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores
This immI Looking i oiiiik Wmii.-iu
Isrs Old Time li'ciK of Itnlh-rinilk
Cmim in it Nv Way A (icnlli;
.Message with Finders ltd me
Klirintf All That Is .Wci'ssary
in tin form of a wonderful rrnnni.
cully nin'isiiircd with the finircr tins
arounil i ho earners ol' tin; eyes and
inniiUi.
To Kft th host et'fpct. he sure to
follow the simple directions. DriiK-
Jluttermllk and Cream Simple linn- tfists Knarantei- a not iccatilu impruve-
edies Bsl Keeps Face, Hands meiit iil'ter the first application or
mid Anns in KMjiiisin Condi- they will rotund I ho money. Adv.
tion Holt, Smooth and
JtouHilul
The old-timo application of Putler
milk and Cream lo whiten and pro
serve the skin and remove harsh Ut
ile wrinkles and ugly sallnwness is
grand mot her's reeipo and women
thruout the country are aain usinu
it to ensure a heaut if ul com pi ex ion
and snow-white hands and arms.
Hiittermilk' however, is not always
chlainahle, hut a specialist, has at last
perfected a method of eoncenj rat iiiK
buttermilk and comljiniiiK it with a
perfect cream, which you can buy in
small quantities ready to use at any
first class drug store by simply ask
ing for "Howard's" Hut term ilk
Cream.
There is no secret about, it nor is
there any doubt about the result
it's just common ordinary buttermilk;
f jm' """Ssi lip
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SHOULD LIVE 10
BE A 100 YRS. OLD
Dr. C. ,1. Clmlilis of Oakland. Cali
fornia, secretary of the California
Osleoiuitliis association, inblressed a
meeting' of llle Southern Oreston Oste
opntliis soeietv Sunday at the office
of Dr. Bertha K. Sawyer, of Ashland.
Oregon. The speaker stated that the
aim ninl jmruose of evcrv true tliv-Mi-inn
is to keep his patients well so
that when tliev die it will be of old
o'je ami not of disease. The num
ber of years which constitute old
au'e, the speaker continued, should
rainte from seventy vent's to the cen
tury mark, and in rcfcrrinir to the
century mark, he recited an article
which appeared recently in one of
the scientific iournals of Kurono. A
committee of scientists made a care
ful study of (he mode of living ol'
a number of the centenarians. It
vvas found that some had used verv
exl ensively, hiittermilk of the Bulgar
ian variety, while others had never
used buttermilk as a food or drink,
but eaten a variety of almost every
kind of food. Some had drank,
while others had been total nhstain-
!. Some had halhed in certain
mountain sprintrs, still others had sol
ium taken a bath. One was a noted
-tudciit, another a humble peasant.
Kncli had a different story with vir
tually nothinir in common exeeptim:
that on careful examination each re
vealed a normal spine in contour anil
flexibility, This then must have been
the decidim; factor in their century
run, provim.' ntrnin Hie old statement
that "a man is as old us his spine. '
Mr.
Toh,
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d In
from
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ajW.M.illnJW.Hi
Why BnmswickTires
Win Preference
There ere two main reasons one, trie name" itself,
which certifies periine value the other, that time
tells the same story.
Thus reputation and performance unite In giving
you all you expect and more.
Yet Brunswicks cost no more than liKe-?ype tires.
Many motorists would pay more readily, but the
Brunswick idea is to GIVE the utmost, rather than
to GET the u tmost. And this has been true since 1845.
You can appreciate what Brunswick Standards mean
by trying ONE Brunswick Tire. It will be a reve
lation. Y ou'll agree that you could not buy; a better,
regardless of price.
And, like other motorists,-you'H 'decide ?d Have
ALL Brunswicks. Then you'll know supreme satis
faction from your tirea longer , life, minimum
trouble, lower cost.
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headquarters: 46-48 Fifth Street
ttmteM.Mn;iiiiii!
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
NORDWICK (& SON
South Fvont St., Medford', Ore.
("Jiiv A'incent was
hui'sdav and haul
loud of wood from theis neighborhood
Mr. Ilirch hauldl a load
from Medford to his ranch in the.
Meadows.
Some new owners arc niovine; front
Medlord to Iho 'Trowbridirc ram
in Antioch. Two truck loads of fur
niture went up Thursday
Mr. .1. Bittham has rented two acres
of land front. Mr. Kurlev and has
been plantiiiir potaloes'the past week.
Mrs. .Morrison and family arrived
Saturday trom Arizona mid will stay
with her daughter, Mrs. .Bert Chap
man.
Mr. Theodore Glass has traded
his Stiideliakei' cur off (to Sir. Koh
oris of Medford 1 and .Mr. Jess Glass
traded n tractor for a Ford car the
past week.
Mr. I' rank' .Myers rented rooms nt
( cntra! Point and took his wife over
I hui'sdity.
Onan Glass is workintr nt the
Klamath orchard riitinintr n. tractor.
iMiss I'lorence Toole- was out to
visit Mrs. ML (.'use at Antioch Thtirs
(lay and helped several of tho ladies
ol the nemhborhood to tntike dress
tonus.
Mvrlle Chapman was home Satur
day and Sunday on a visit.
A surprise parly was iriven Friday
H'l-'lit at Mr. and Mrs. John liititt-
ham's.
Mr. Sawkup returned from
era Grown Saturday
CRATER LAKE RD.
10 BE SPRINKLED
I
Tho outlook for jitiv luTinniK'nt im
provement of llie i'ruter Luke roml
between lie re ninl l'ru--pet-t in time
t'o i tliis se;iMjn' touri-t t p;ivtl is
verv slim, n It houirU lemporurv iiu
provement of t lie roiid will lie mailt'.
Herbert Ninm, tlie -late hiiiliwtiy
foiniuissioiu'r, hits neerpie the prop
osition of the .laelison imntv court
that t tie commission t'iinii-h tlie cyun
tv with n imttor truck am! tank on
condition that the eonntv keep the
road sprinkled si. miles from l'ros-1-Cft
toward Medford.
I'ountv Judue (lardiirr lias receiv
ed tlie followimr letter from the stat.1
hiiibwav coinmi.'-sioii :
"We are in receipt of the follow
ing letter from Mr. Ben. on, which
would he of interest to vim ;
"'In regard to .lack-on count v
proposition lor impro enictit (tf 1 1c;
t 'rater Lake road, not htnir can be
done until after Mav election when
we will know whether there will be
imiv monev available or not. It will
then be too late to make unv perma
nent improvement that will benefit
travel this season. It occurs to me
we mav ma ke some temporary im
provement that would help out i'ur
this summer and I will be up early
to mi over the around with that idea
in view '
tor of air. and Mrs. Wm. High of
Talent.
Mr. Bowls, who recently purchased
the Rose place, ia sowing alfalfa seed
this week.
The community was shocked Fri
day to hear that young Grover Wal
ters of Phoenix, had fallen while
helping to move a barn, and sustained
injuries from which he died l-'riday
night. Young Wallers is an ex
service man, and has grown to man
hood in the little town of Vhoenix.
His aunt, Mrs. Callie Steadmau. has
been a nu-ther to him since he was a
little child. He has two sisters and
one brother, beside a host of friends
who mourn his early demise.
Ouch i Lame Back
Rub Backache, Lumbago, Soreness and U-A
Stiffness Away Try This!
paMagimiiiiiTCTBrau. '
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges'.' Now listen I
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll Ret blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
yyith soothinp:, penetrating "St. Jacobs
Oil." Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lameness and stiff ness so quickly.
You simply rub it on and out caines
the pain. It is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Limber up I Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store,
and after using it just once, you'll
fortrct that you ever had backache,
lumbago or sciatica, because your bnck;
will never hurt or cause any more
misery It never disappoints and has
been recommended for 60 years.
East
'v. S. .1. Miner, who has heen vis-
ilitiK his brother, John .Miner, the
past nionlli, left Tuesday to spend
some time Willi other relatives and
friends in California. Knv. Miner is
prominent Baptist minister of Ha-
hctha, Kansas.
.Mrs. Charles Taylor entertained
last I'"riday afternoon in honor of her
niothor, Mrs. I'urcell. lira. Purcell
has spent tho winter hero with her
daughter and family hut expects to
return to her homo in Texas next
week.
-Mrs. W. K. Parker visited for a
few days with her mother in Grants
Pass last week. Mrs. Parker's broth
er and wife, Dr. and .Mrs. A. G. Atver
son, who have been .visiting in the
valley for tho past six weeks left the
first of tho week for southern Cali
fornia, where they Intend to remain
about a month before returning to1
their homo in WoominKton, 111.
There is sonio sickness among the
little people In this neighborhood.
Herbert Clarke. Jr., has the measles
nd Mary .larvie and Patsy Thompson
have heen ill with heavy colds. The
I. aw children are all much improved
and tho older ones are attending
.school again.
A. V. Carlson was a Mfldford visi
tor Sunday. He was a guest of his
triends, Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Audren.
A Fi'leiut Kocommendfvl Them
A person often does moro good
than ho realizes when ho tells a suf
fering friend how to get well. ,1. .V.
Tohlll, clerk I-oltio Hotel, Kvansville,
Intl., writes: "For weeks I suffered
constantly with pains in tho muscles
of my thigh. I was treated by tho
doctor for rheumatism hut found no
relief. I'pon rcccmnicndation of a
friend, I tried Foley Kidney Pills and
began to get relief almost Immedi
ately." Good for backache, rheuma
tic pains, stiff Joints. Kor sale by
Medford Pharmacy."
Old papers for bunding fires and
house cleaning, 10c htindlo,
lMi-s. ,1. I). Henry of North Talent,
visited friends in Talent Wednesdny.
A. li. Ileum of Phoenix is vorv ill
the past week and his friends are
very anxious about him.
lr, Frank Huberts of Medford, has
sold his farm In .North Talent, to a
man by the name of Watkins.
.Mrs. .1. ;.M. I'letscher, of Medford.
was a pleasant guest at the Carey
homo Thursday.
Mr. Uuiikin, who' recently bought
tho French place, is clearing up the
brush land on the place, and will add
more farming land to this fine tract,
which is considered one'of the best
dairy ranches in this locality.
Quito a number of friends of Mr.
and Mrs. V. K. Anderson gathered
"it their hospitable home Wednesday
evening of this week and gave them
a surprise parly. All had a very en
joyable time. (.
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Colver, of
Phoenix are thinking of buying an
auto and were out trying mio of the
cars Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. .loo liador received
an invitation to the wedding of Mr.
Hader's nephew, Vein Garrett, at
Santa Itosa, Calif., to take place the
Ulid of this month.
The place known as the Ilownian
Hartley place, on tho Pacific highway
changed hands again a few days ago.
iMr. and .Mrs. Archie Evans, of
Deris, Calif., are in the valley looking
for a ranch. Mrs. lOvans Is a daugh-
PROGRESS,
4IN MEDICAL RESEARCH
yas madoyourComort
Certain thru
Mothers Friend
Which spreads its influence upon
the nerves, cords and ligaments in
volved, rendering them pliant to read
ily yield to nature's demand. There is
an absence of bearing-down pains,
strain and general discomfort, more
often than otherwise experienced when
nature is unaided. Mother's Friend is
used externally,
Atoll Druggists.
Special Booklet on Motherhood and Dahy free.
BratlrleldRetruIatorCo. Dept. F-9, ArNmft.Oa.
Be Slender
h abadOTia ai
Tha tru way to bwoma ilendar. ifllt. rirtlth
to tiia jou Idfa nt alio lfnro ra-ducil'-n
uf whiIiL No nwil of
BtirTin jmirni'lf or twJlout mw
ritra No dntlrif with lilt, a!C :
tio tli jTold. tin loi. of tlm J'llt
follow the almDla. piit koreln tyi
tm ar.u rtuuc
10 to 80 pound!
(whaterf j mi nM tel ondfF
') cti rir"it. ff. Tt
llal'lfl. rfcoramftidfO by Diijttclitii.
& di to j"ur e.itii!i'r and
Ctifio Arr.utt all wtio luiow jn't.
ln iiiiitrn'. attrietlva. Etn In
fisalfh, fidii jfara to your lital H ommMided lir
iDisiclaris. ?l for OIL OF KOREIN at any
U'nit sore. Afft't rjf luttstit'jte. It r-ran to a
l", wiiu guar!i(ef. Or wn'.e tui Irea fciocli'iia V
KOREIN CO., Station F. New York City
Licensed City Scavenger.
All refuse Immediately removed oa
short notice. Weekly rislt In resi
dence districts. Dally business di-
tril, I'liotn's r.o,"i-li,
Marketing Oregon Fruit
The H'l-ower, after iiroducinp: a I'inc cmp el' fruit (if excellent quality
through liis knowledu'e ami careful attention to every detail ol" cultivation,
riinin. irrigation, spraying', etc., is finally confronted with the all-important
question of MAKKKTINti.
The successful niarketin.L? of Oregon fresh fruits with profit' to the
grower depends largely upon the Selling Organization of his agent.
Kaisins, Dried Peaches, Prunes and
canned fruits, handled hy associa
tions and packers are sold when
loaded on tlie cars at prices fixed by
'Hoards of Directors and often these
prices are guaranteed for weeks in
advance. I f the orders come slowly
the fruit, can be warehoused and
held for better markets.
Perishable, fresh fruit, on the con
trary cannot; be held in packing
houses for better prices. Presh
fruit; deteriorates quickly. Pach
day's delay in getting to market; ef
fects condition. Pad) car is a prob
lem in itself and cannot, wait, for
directors' meetings to Ik; solved. II.
must be rushed by fast trains east
ward to the most promising mar
kets found by telegraph. A small
percentage is sold for cash in Cali
fornia to speculators the larger
part, however, is sold on arrival at;
the eastern destination. Prices
change daily and are governed not
only by the supply and demand,
but hy the quality and condition of
the fruit at; delivery point.
Thus twenty carloads of fresh fruit
of equal quality when loaded in
Oregon and sold the same day in
twenty different markets may
bring twenty different prices.
The securing of profitable1 prices
depends upon the individual Kales
men one with the car in the east
and the. sales officer in California,
both of whom must of necessity bo
time-trained experts in this work.
Pop fifteen years the Stewart Fruit.
Company has been building an ef
ficient; sales opganiat ion with a
reputation for square dealing and
of obtaining best results for tlie
grower. Thousands of California
growers are enthusiastic, over the.
results obtained we have helped
them make fruit growing profitable
Stewart Fruit Company
Bardwell Fruit Co.
Agents
MEDFORD, ORE.
INnnihor ono
of a Horlos
A 46 Acres. 5-room house. 28
acres alfalfa, irriqated. on
paved hiahwav. $9,000.00.
B 50 Acres. New house, bin
barn. 15 acres in alfalfa, ir
riqated. On paved highway.
$10,000.00.
C 10 Acres. 3 acres in 8-vear
Bartlett Pears. 7 acres for al
falfa, all under water. Hpusc
and barn. $3,500.00.
D 10 Acres, under water,
three acres nears. family or
chard, 6 acres alfalfa. Five
room bungalow, barn. $4,750.
E 15 Acres. 7 acres alfalfa,
modern bunqalow. qaraqe.
fine barn. A fine place
$7,500.
Page-Dressier Co.
Phone 282 Nash Blk.
If You Are Looking
for a Safe
Investment
YOU WILL BE INTEREST
ED IN THIS ORCHARD OF
100 Acres
NET PROFIT 1919 CROP
$40,000
And the selling price is very
low. We can sell this fine
property at such an attractive
price you will certainly be interested.
CITY HOMES
5-room bungalow, $1500, ,
5- room bungalow. $2500.
6- room bunqalow. $2850.
6-room bunqalow. $4000.
8-room home, $8,500.00. ,
8-room borne. $7,000.00.
80-Acre Orchard
Bearinq
Snap at $250 Per Aero
Some verv good investments
in alfalfa lands of larqe acreage
CONSIDER THIS
174 acres, 100 cultivated, 12
acres rcadv to seed alfalfa, 20
'acres irriqated, 8 acres nears
4 of apples, good house. This
a bargain. Price $12,000.00.
See Us for Any Kind of Real Estate Either to Sell or Buy.
Dupont Explosives
The line sold at a price that includes
SERVICE
Put your blasting problem.s up to tho DuPont man.
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