Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 21, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextXfEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTW. ORFA'iO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1021 PAGE FIVE r 'J 7: finds Something to Do J i he Business K"i tiled everything that I heard of for tho stomach and, bowel trouble ojijtl bloating, but dot no permanent hull) until I struck Mayr's Wonder ful Remedy, and. that did the busi ness. My son iu Canada has also laken It and writes it has done him a lot of good." Jt is a simple, harm Jess preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the inflammation, which causes practically all stomach, liver and .intestinal' ailments. Includ ing appendicitis. One dose will con vince or money refunded. ' For nalu by all druggists. . 'Adv. 1 Merchants' Lunch C A TI IDrt A V 122 p. m. : . ' ' 50o HOLLAND CAFE , .. '. ' Cold Slaw tolled Ox Tongue, Mustard , Greens : --'..Baked Spare-Klbs, Dressing ! : V ' Corn Bread . Mashed Potatoes Frie'd Hominy Bread and Halsln Vuddiug Tea Coffee . . Mill Try Our Special Plate Lunch '. 40C ' . ; , Cold Slaw ; . V : 'Baked , Sp'are-Jllbs and Dressing'. Corn... llread ''' 1 . .Mashed Potntoes ) ft T-iv, y .j Cottt-'e... .Milk Auction Sale j'r. AT ., - ' 1 ... GentralsPoint "' In the Opera House . , ' , . ; Building Wed. Jan. 26 AT 10 A. M. SHARP I have I'wclycd b'oim! very costly oak , furniture; which I wall sell at aijc tloii, 'coiuprlKlng: - ():.k dlulng suite, nearly new, consist jug of table, iiuil'i-a and sideboard. 1! Oak,-lressers, . .'.. - ! .: Nearly .newi'Bcd'!.In.veniort . -' 4 Kockcifl'-v - - ' " - - ' ,2 'Oak Library Tables , '.-' i Blue Enameled Bed' and Springs a Mattresses 'i.. 1 1 - 1 Oak Sewing Machine, new 4 11 lichen Chairs 2 ileuters Snuill Cook Stove . Washing Muclilnc, new , .:' 1 Wringer ' . Torfd's Cliecji protector . , Small Adding' Machine ' 100 Quarts of Fruit, all kinds. " 1 Gas Lantern v 1 will uso sell 2 good Milk Cown, B and 8 years old , . 1 . Maxwell Truck 1 . ''.,- 1 (iusOlliic lrngsaw . , 1 -linzg Haw I Cross Cut Saw. ' (JO Hods of Fence Wire , :!00 pounds of IJarlH'd Wlro Kitchen Furlture' tid other .useful articles. " ' .' " ' ; TERMS CASH. A IICTION NOTE: You are kindly invited to call- and inspect this very excellent list of goods. You will find it u very choice collection of fnrnlsli Jngs suitable fur the bevit homes. : QEOL .NEALE, .Auctioneer' A . ' ' ' YOU CAN GET THAT JOB And HOLD It better if you hYq a HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLE . - . r. So that you can GO -See Uio list of used motors at the ' .- . shop of . . GAYLORD East Payments sure Medford Nat. Phone 18K-m - GIM CHUNG ' : China Hero Stora Hrb cure for earcne, tieadache, cat riu. uipuierlu, soru tnruuli lung lroubi kalaey trouble, stomach trouble, neuri tiuuble, Gbllls and fever, craiupl, cuugna. pour - circulation, carbuncles, lumura crucked breast, cures all kinds of guitars M( UJ'EKATKJNS. MeUIurd, uregon, Jan. IS, 117. This is to certify tnat i, ihe undersign fcd. bud very Revere Btomacb trouble aau find been bothered for several years alio iusi Augus! was not expected to live, alio hearing of Gim Cliuni twliose Herl blure 18 at tH South t runt street, alud iurd. 1 decided, to get herba for iu eiuinach (rouble, and 1 started to feellns belief aa auuu as i uaed tneiii nuj toda am a well man and can heartily recuiD uitnl anyone afflicted as 1 was to ae. Ulm Chung and try bia Herba. Idlgued ) . W K JUHNSON. Wllneaaea: ym. Leon, Eagle Point. W. U Childrelh, Kosle Point. M. A. Anderson, MmXtun. 0. B. Holinia, tgle Pome. C. H. liwra, tagle Point - J. V. Mulntyre, bagie Point. Ueo. Von der Helen, Kagle Point. Itio. a, Moooia. IUMia foloL fPeiyonalf Tom Dushong left this morning for Eagle Point on a short business trip. C O. liuunell, district manager for the Western Union Telegraph com pany, is making an inspection of the Medford and Ashland offices today. No. 1 iwtatoes $1.75 per J00. Hutch, laon & Lumsden.- 263 Among poultry feeds you will always find. Kerr's egg mash and Gulden Rod epg -niasn, at the top. Buy them at rarm nuieau un-operauve i',vcnane. Arthur HigBlns of Klamath Falls is among the out of town visitors iu the city this week. "Pape's Cold Compound Breaks any Cold in Few Hours Instant Rcltef! Don't Btiy Htuffc- up! Quit bluwin Rand STiuffllng! A dose of "rape:! Cold Compound" taken every two -hours until three dor,. -8 ' ure taken usually breaks up any cold. The very first dose opens clogprcd nostrils and the air passages of the head; stops nose running; relieves1 the headehe, dullness, feverishness. "iJapo's Cold Compound" acts quick sure, and costs only a few cents at drutr stores. It acts without anslst ance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon Pape's! Adv. S OFF T : "No-To-Bac" has helped thousands to break the, costly, nerve-shattering tobacco .habit. wVenevcr you have a .longing for a cigarette, cigar, lilpe, or for a chew, Just place a harmless No-To-Bac tublet in your mouth In stead, to help relieve that awful de sire. Shortly the habit may bo com pletely broken, nnd you are hotter off mentally, physically, financially. It's so easy, so simple! Get..a box of ?Io-To-Buc nnd If it doesn't release you from all craving for tnbacco In any form, your druggist will refund your money without question-.- Adv. IMants Moomiiif; in your home will cause cherful- ness . to blossom Jn,: rour -. heart. 'We have a nice ' assortment of AkiUcuh, Cl , nerarja's. Cyclamen nnd 1 rlinroses. from which to.. , iimke'-Vour. hclectlon. If -, )'qu' r;t -nVriiiiffln win- -Vdow' 'boxes or hniifehiM: ! bmUetH,' let us assist, yon wjth Uicin. 1 'Fvfcry K.vcnt Is tin jl Occasion for Flowers ' oxOor Shop Where you find ihe ?&ufers t Says a little. Salts in water may ! . ,.- isave.you from dread ; :'.': attack.- - " ""' Rheumatism- h easier to avoid than to cure, -stale a torell-known - authority. We. are advised to "dress warmly; keep tfie' feet dry; avoid exposure; eat less meat,' but 'drihle plenty of fcood water. Jthetimiatiem ..! '.-- direct result o( fating, too .much' meat and other 'rich foods that produce uric acid which is absorbed, into - the blood. It is the function 'of the kidneys to filter this acid -from the blood and cast it out itr the urine; the pores of the skin are also a means of freeing the blood of this .impurity.' In damp and chilly cold weather- the skin pores- are closed thus, forcing the kidneys to do double w'o-k,' they .become weak and sluggish and fail, to eliminate the uric acid which keeps accumulating and circulat ing through tile system, eventually set-, tiing in tiic joints and muscles causing stiffness, soreness' and pain called rhcu-r-.r.tisiu. ' . ' ' ' , At the first twinge of rheumatism et from ' any pharmacy about four. nice? c.f la! Salts; put a tablespoon ' n'11: r- plms of v.3tcr and drink before i!:iu.t inch nnrnipg , for a week. .! i: said to eliminate uric acid by i - .bung t'-e kidneys to normal ctu :, thus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with litliia and 'is used with excellent results, by -thousands of folks who are subject to rheu matism. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent . lithia-water drink which helps overcome uric acid and is bene ficial to your kidneys as well. - mil vSp iSfoufer Girl ..'-fQ URIC ACID IN MEAT ; i BRINGSRHEUpiSM Vinb .t.n ......Ifll'i.. ,.r Ol-ailli: Pass is in Medford for a few days. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. George Hastings, superintendent of motor-transportation of the Associated Oil company arrived in. the city this morning from San Francisco on busi ness in connection with the local plant of the comrtany. , Phoxe 531-X for hauling and trans feIng. Guy Cox. 261 Ralph. BardweU' arrived home Thurs. day from his business visit at San Francisco. ' '' ' Get those soft paper tablets at this office at 15c per pound. tf For dry wood ptione 890-X or 947-L. Prompt delivery. 273 The 30 to 35 Medford visitors who were at the largely attended annual bajiqiiet of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce held in that city last even- ing report that it wa3 a splendid and much enjoyed affair. The speaking was Interspersed with community Bing- lug. The Medford speakers were Sec retary Fiobach iflid UenJ. F. I.ludas of the local chamber. Jhe big feature of the banquet was the Illustrated lecture by Frank Branch Hlley on "The Lure of the Northwest." . 'Brliig your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. ' Bring your clean old rags to this office, fic per pound. ' Lately there has been an average of one man applying nightly at the city prison for lodging, but last night there were two, who were out of work, nnd funds and are traveling by freight to California. Pacific Package goods 24 per cent off. Handicraft Shop. : 260 Bring your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. ' Down town Medford has a new building which sprang up ns if by mnglc Thursday ou Ilnymaiket Buuiire in the shape of a switchman's shuuty that was hauled to Medford on a flap car from some other point; to be used as a shelter for the Main street flag man of the railroad. Mrs. S. E. Wlllard will start n kindergarten Monday, ban. 24, at 512 South Holly, next block to St. Mary's academy. Phone 778-X for particulars. Old clean rags wanted at Mall .Tri bune office. Included ..among the guests at the Medford are Ed Gavin of Anaconda, Mont., A. Alexander and LoutVbrams of.NeW-York: city, T. F. Minahart, E. E. ullberg and C. A. Fallberg of Seattle, George ,A. Weber of Los Angeles, and a. 11. Williams, Felix uonn, j. i: Kleran, M. Bedirififleld, L. O. Detton and R. L. Young of San Francisco. Prices on our gloves cut to the quick. Busy Corner Motor Co. - . 261 I A number of Medford young people will motor to tho dance at Central Point' tonight 'after the basketball game. The lnterurban autocar will leave Medford at 9:30 p. m. stopping at the Natatorlmn on the way through town. 1 . . A real dance! Central Point! Fr'i. night! Added attraction! Joe Pardee, "master of melody," featuring the lat est banjo and saxophone novelties! bon't miss this! , ', : 257' I Mrs. Haney, hemstitching,' pecot, buttons covered. M. F. & II. bldg. .:'-' - - . 264 : Mrs. Paul Hansen, coraetlere for NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf ; - - A. F. & A. M.' , Regular Communication Med y ford Lodge 103, Friday even- Ing, Jjm. 21, 7:30 p. m. ' 258 ' '.j UM5. WILLIAMS, Secy.'-'- STOMACH ON a strike; "Pape's Diapepsin" puts Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomachs in order at once I Wonder' what upwi your iiorancn which portion of the food did the dam age do you f..; Well, don't bother. If your stoinnrli i in revolt; if sick, gassy and upset, and what you just ate has fprmenjd nnd turned sour; head diz.y nnd Holies; .belch gnsc and acida anil eriictiito 'undigested food just eat a tablet or two of Pupe'a Diapepsin to help-nifiilriiliy.e nciility und in live min utes you. wonder what bccame. of the indigestion iinii distress. 'If your atoin:icli doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a dniiiiige instead of n help, remember - ;,',ie quickest., surest, nut mrnilcss untneid is Pape's Dinpepsin, l,:-i, .r. little at drug atorca. Our Business Is Your Business Vot the lii'iu-flt of VOVK IMTI NIOSS wc liiiv-i! ulth U8 tlilH yinir Mil. ,1. C. CONKS, who Ih mi INCOME TAX SF'iXriAIJST 'mid un iK'couiiUint of ability. - I , MR, K. M WILSOX, whoso rop. ututlon 1h well knoivn, luifi F I'linrgt! of iiccountins; miittrrH. - I'KKPAItK YH'K IXt'O.MK - TAX . , ' ; nETt'uxs i AS BOON AS I'OSSIHLK ' . i Wilson Auditing Co. . . ... .LIuctI llldg. . ., , ArrotmlniiM Audltnni GRAND JURY WILL V BE GALLED FEB. Tho sprint; term of the circuit court will ho called Monday, Fubj-uury 28, nnd tho grand jury will be called a week earlier, February 21. The session will bV the bmK't in the hi tory of Jarkuon county, from present indications. Hearing of the Jiicksonvllltt Hank cases will occupy 'the h-iulliiK pluct'H on the dockets and n surpriHe in due in this case, Anhthcr case that has more than unusual interest Is that of Iark Kvans ohniKcd with assault and robbery, who will bv eiven ft rc-trial Kvans is now nut on bonds. The demurrers filed In the liank of Jacksonville cases, will be argued the week before the npeninn of court, according to present plans. OBITUARY CLArSlN'ti Charlotte Clausing died Wednesday morning, January lllth, of infirmities of old ago ut the ago of K8 years, one month, 0 days. She was born In Hanover. Germany. Dec. 10, 1032. ' At the age of IS sho located In Chicago. 111., and wn3 marrler to Frederick Clausing of Chicago in 1857. She cnnio to Moil- ford 1 1 yeurs ago. She loaves threo sons and one dnughter, illonry Clausing of Chicago, 111., Geo. F. Clausing and Mi8s Louise Clausing of Medford, and F. 'H. Clausing, of Loi Angeles, Ca., Funeral from Perl's Funeral Home at 1:30 p. m. Satur day, services -ut Phoenix Presbyte rian church at 2 p. in. Interment ut Phoenix cemetery. ' -. . ' . .. W. - '' Notice . . ; The officers of Camp No. 90, Wonil men o'f the World will confer1 the Init iatory on a class of candidates' in'Xsh- land,' Monday night,'. January 2 Hh. . All members requested to attend In mass. . ... NeJghboVs will meet at Sugar Howl promptly at 7 o'clock as conveyances will leave there not later than 7:15. Refreshments and good time. 259 W. H. JACKSON, Clerk. Notice To my many friends and patients, 1 wish to state that I have decided to remain in Medford, and continue my practice of medicine and surgery. I also wish to state' that while I have closed the Dow hospital until n more suitable location is secured, -'that -'-I have made arrangements with a good hospital to admit my patients for sur gieal and obstatretlcal sorylco. Dr. McMorrls M. Dow, residence: Hotel Holland. Offices: 307-8 M. F. & H. Bldg.. Medford. .v 20H Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21. years, and proved safe by millions. Say "Bayer"! . SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of genuine "Bayer Tablets.of Aspirin," which .contains proper direc tions for Headache, Earache, Toqthache, Neuralgia, Colds,- Rheu matism, Neuritis, lumbago, and pain generally. StrictlyAmericanl Handy tin buses of 12 tablets cost but a few centa Larger packages. Aspirin la the trad mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacotlcacldoitar of BancyllcacM ATRIAL YOU NOTHING that we could say would so thoroughly convince you of, the value of Chamberlain's Tablets as a personal trial. Wc can tall you of thousands who have been permanently cured of chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, nick headache and disorders of the stomacli and live;, but this will have little weight with youasCw.;4 "cd to a personal trial. That always convinces. Make the old tires on your Guaranteed B000 MORE MILEAGE TIRE CO. TC. A. PETTY. JR. 132 South Riverside F The Mail Tribune child feeding fund continues to grow, the total today be ing $1070.35. Previously acknowledged....; $1,01 5.35 11. 10. Marsh 5.00 U. II. McCurdy :. 10.00 P. W. Uumill 20.00 Ft E. Watson, Ashland 10.00 Miss Winifred Watson, Ash land 10.00 Total $1,070.35 Tho following letter from lE. Wat son is of Interest : To the editor: I nin enclosing check $20.00 Tor the "Hoover" fund for the relief of the destitute children of cen tral Kuropo. My daughter anil I have been hold ing back Ibis conlriliullon, thinking that Ihe appointed committee would In stitute nn organized effort to fill the quota of Jackson county. In which case it would be desirable that our donation Khoulll bo credited to that quota. It seems, however, that there is to be no such campaign, anil vo therefore take advantage of your offer to place our contribution in the hands of the proper authorities. The cause is 'so appealing and the need so great that further delay seems almost criminal. We greatly regret thut our county has not long ago done Its full duty to these needy little ones. Ilnift maintaining its proud record in Hod Cross and like cainpalgns. i . F. K. WATSON. 1 S:i Strawberry Lime, Ashland, Ore. January 18. Druist Recommends Vinol to His Wife 'Mrs. K. S.' Bhort of CJlenn, Cali fornia, who slaved fourteen 'hours a day for a family of eiwht In Hpito of an inherited strong eonHtltutlon, Kave way to an aemenie eotulttlon, IndiueH tlon and a bad stomach. "I tried soveral remedies' without frettiiiff any reaultH," relte Mrs. Short "but was induced to try Vlnol by my husband, formerly a druggist in New York, An improvement was observ ed after the first bottle and still a more decisive turn for the better after liavinnr taken four bottles. My duugh ter meed Vhiol nt different times with lllto results to myself." If you are not feellnir rlRht, no to Mdeford Iliari)Hicy, Main at Central, Medford, Ore., and get a bottle today. H will bIvo you new life 1 and vitjor. - Adv. "WILL. car last all summer by putting on Miles Puncture Proof Phone 162-R cm Says Ordinary Buttermilk Best to Remove "Tell Tale" Traces of Age, Wrinkles, Furrows and Crow's Feet This Cooil Looking Tonus Woiillill Advises DM Time KcrilH- of Hut Icrinilk 4'rcilltl In It Xrw Way A (Jcillle Me.silKtt Willi MilKcrs Before Itrllilni, .Mnkcs Many a Winiiuii Look Vein's 'nunjicr The old-tline application of Hllttur mllk and (.'roim to wlilun and pre serve the skill and remove harsh Ut ile wrinkles and UKly sallownes iH Itraiuhnotlu'l-'s recipo anil women using it tn ensure a heaulil'ut com plexion nnd snow-while hands and arms. llutterniilk. however. Is not always obtainable, hut a .specialist lias at last perfected a method of concentrat ing buttermilk and t-omhiulnif it with perfect cream, which you can buy iu small ttunntitics realty to use at any first clans drill; store by nimply ask ing for "1 lowai dV Ituttreinilk I'ream. No matter w he'lier you are troubled with wrinkles, hard Utile linos around the mouth and eyes, coarse, sallow, failed looking skin, or slmi'lv rouh- LEOPOLD GODOWSKY World Famous Pianist IV RECITAL PACE THEATRE Tuesday Eve. Jan. 25th r" I' tf J. a? 4ft?. Vk.Ui&ia. Irrigationist, Attention! MORA PUMP World's Greatest Pump LESS COST On Demonstration at On West Bank of Bear Creek, Near Nat For Particulars see. M. WHEAT at Holland Hotel SATURDAY SPECIALS City Meat Marked Steak . All Pot Roasts Boils Pork ..:. Veal Mutton Bacon Hamburger i Follow His Orders in Fighting Disease ' - , . On tho battlefield the, success of an undertaking de )eniln upon iiljBoliituly tollowlng of orders.. . And success in combating disease depends upon tjio sumo thlnK, lut with tho doctor as the communding officer. Just us tho Renerul knows when to liring up his reserves, the doctor knows when to cull in certain drugs to help liutuie win her fight. ,' , - : . ; Tho general studies his mop and the onoray. Tho doctor' studies VOU nnd your symptoms. ' The doctor's '"general orders" is the prescription -ho writes. , ' i . -. ' HASKINS an I-:. Main si. riiono in. GOOD CLOTHES I Mnko Tlirni KLEIN TAIiiOB 128 i:t Man St. ' im'ss and redness cau.sed by wind and huh, ynu will find that all thefc trials (Illicitly disappear with Ihe uh, o t his oliI-t'?iMhloiHd beauty ferlpo . hrmiKht up to date. ' ;. :'. To prove this to your cnmploto mil isfact inn Ret n small fiiantiiy diiy ;it any frlst-ebi-ss dru store or' toilet noiuls counter with th uixler--statnliiKC that they will freely return the purcha.se money to any dissatis fied user. Mail orders for tickets NOW filled in order of receipt-. v PRICE OF TICKETS: - Lower floor ' :.',..;,',,$2.00 - First eight rows balcony :,.:,m..;.$i.Bo Balance of Balcony $1.00 Plus 10 per cent war tax. Mail check or money order and self -addressed stamped envelope to George Hunt, Manager Page Theater. ' Box Office Sale opens ' . . Saturday, January 22 .'' :--' MORE WATER v v AT 23o.' i8o 12 1-26 ..1 25o 25c j:!. 2Bo 400 ; 22o 20o. '.--- FOR HEALTH: YOU CAN GET MOST ANt OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S, ' e,-