Medford mail tribune., February 11, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OtttitiOX, FRIDAY, FKIUUTARY 11, 1!2l-
PAflE TUKKFi-
THIS WILL INTEREST
, STfllCH.SUFFEREfiS
'u'FTT;-
Jays Indigestion comes from an
. excess of hydrochloric
acid.-- ' ''v ,.-
"'A well-known authority states that
' ttomach trouble and indigestion are near
ly always due to acidity acid stomach
and not, as most folks believe, from
a lack Of digestive juices. . He atcs
that an excess of hydrochloric acid in
the stomach retards digestion and starts
iood. fermentation, then our meals sour
like garbage in a -can. forming acrid
fluids and gases which inflate the
stomach like a toy balloon. We then
get that heavy, lumpy feeling in the
chest, wc eructate sour food, belch gas,
or have heartburn, flatulence, water
brash, or nausea.
Ha tells us to lay aside air digestive
aids and instead, get from any pharmacy
four ounces, of Jad Salts'1 and take a
tablelpoonful in a glass of water betore
breakfast while it is effervescing,, and
furthermore, to continue this for one
week. While relief follows the' first
dose, it .is. important to -neutralize the
acidity, remove , the gas-making mass,
start, the liver, stimulate the kidneys
and thus; promote- a free flow of pure
digestive Wees. 1 .
lad Salts is inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon j
juice, combined with lithia and sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts is used
by thousands of people for stomach
trouble with, excellent. results, .. , ;
mr?-!b6sines'sman l'
RE8UM'!'i ""' -
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-WORDS
WE have jsirtJsftod.a largo mif '
Jorlty of; buslnewi men of MhO.
ford and vicinity , that, 'our Jn
pojiie Tax and Accomitltis Sper
lulihta are. of vuluc to them.
WE can be of' service to you '
v. DO
ry not ...
DELAY
' WE urgO'proparatlon of your re
turns '
' i: AS SOtiX AS POSSIBLE '
. -'' "-.'' ;';'',' "
. Wihon'Auditing Co,
;''' IJberty Bid. "
ET, M. Wilson ' J. C, Coned
C. V. A. , :' Income Specialist
f( Licensed .
; : CITY SCAVENGER' -
AH refuse Immediately Removed, on
short notice. -. t Weekly -visit In. resi
dence, districts.. . Daily business, dis
trict. Phone 805. -
wiirrsKfrc .tenntngs.
The Farm Bureau is an assured fact
in Jackson county. The farmer himself
says so because It has added many dol
lars to his bank account, the farmer's
wife says, so because it has lightened
her labors, brightened thb forin home,
and holds, out to her wonderful future
possibilities. The farmer's boys and
girls say so,, because it has brought
roses to their cheeks and strength to
their bodies, It has giveu them a new
Interest In the activities of the farm
and the farm home, and ubove all It
'has gtveu them a glimpse into the
future when the' farmer and the far
mer's wife will have gained the recog
nition due. the tillers of the soli, anil
-when the farm families may enjoy to a
much larger extent tliaii now, the com
forts and the privileges that n9W so
alluringly .beckon, the. farm boys and
gills from the city. 'i
Uclng an aisured fact whnt should-
be' the relation of the Bureau to. the
buslncss'nien?
First, the Farm Buroifu desires, an
understanding, by the business man,
of the object, the scopo'of action, and
tne methods of the organization. Sec
ond, a friendly attitude in the business
man toward the bureau is necessary
that both be able to woik toward the
common good. Third, the farmers of
the county have come" to know and
understand the busljiess men better by
having- joined and taken a part in the
activities of the chaiubct-B of commerce
In , our towns. The farmer In town
feels that the business mnu will gain
an 'understanding and beebme v.. more
friendly toward tho farmer we're he to
affliate himself with the, 'Farmers'
Chamber of Commerce."
Jt would-be strange If the farmers
did not make mistakes, but is any bus
iness man qualified to ''cast the first
stone," and how much better It would
be- to not shy any stones, but to get
together and talk matters over and
find out, as we humans always do,
when we are willing to -discuss our
differences In a, friendly .Way, that we
are not so (ar apart after all..
The farmers of Jackson county have
Bounded the slogan.. "Jackson county
always first In Farm Bureau activities.
One hundred- per cent membership;
one hundred per cent achievement."
With the' chamber, qf commerce and
the. business men of -bur. towns Cooper
ating and working with' the "Farmers'
Chamber of Com,nieroe,"-Jaekson coun
ty, can easily ..be. first .in any activity
she. may ebpofee to undertake.
STATEMOTORASSO. ASHLAND 1ST., .. 1
OPENS BRANCH IN --idW HAS FULL'
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IRISH TIRED " OF'
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Smith & Wilson," Proprietors
i " General Draying and ' ,
. ': ' Transferring ..--'
".',.. ,. Glvo TJs n Trial .'
Phone. 205; Office WHson Clgn'r Store
, x; Med ford, Oregon
AUTO PAINT SHOP
Automobiles Painted and ;
i ! Revarnished , . .
5 221 North' Fir.
V L. a. SPRINKLE, Prop.
' : Phone 777
tXJRONA Personal
. . Typewriter .
Fold It up, take It
telta you, type
write anyw-h era.
J50.00. . Including
carrying case.
-j lUiflUFORD BOOK BTOItB
Wntrlbntora for Prii Oroson.
Plumbing jan d Heating
.Quality- 7' -' .: " Service -!f
- Win. Hammett ,
42 S. Central - - i Phone 659
ITOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
h OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S .
GOOD CLOTHES
-''-. - ".! Make Iliem '.
; ; f J-, . 128 K8t Man Sfa. . , : .
T. G. HEINE,. M. D. .
f Physician-and, Surgeon
Stiriiory of "Eyes,'. Ears, Kose and
Throat, i AH diseases of these organs
treated. Glasses fitted. 314-31S Lib
erty Bldg., Cor. Main & Graps SU
Seward
I HOTEL
v'H0USE OF CHEER"
V ALDEIt,4T 10TII STREET,.'
i POP.TIiAVD. OREGON.
A11 the Oregon electric cars stop at
uriftirpllnd. wo strive . to please.
nntR 11 6ft and no. With batb
?.00 and up. Our dining room 1
vstt nonular. and our business men's
lubcheon, and our regular and.Bun
day dinners ari not equalled else
whera at out- price. ., Opposite Olds,
Wortman & Kind's big store.
i- W. C. CULIJERTSON. Troprlotor.
SQUABBLING
To the People of Rogue River .Valley:
.Th Orogcri Slate Untor association
will celebrate Lincoln' bii-th-'aV to
morrow, by opening a branch office in
Modford, for. the purpose of stimulat
ing tourist travel, agitating the con
struction and maintenance of gooij
roads, . and maintaining a bureau of
road information. ..
This is , the Oregon branch of the
American Automoliile association and
connects up with that Institution thru
out California, where it Is a habit with
travelers to apply for information and
advice, as to whore .to go and what to
do, when they get there. Heretofore,
when leaving California they hnvo
simply wandered thru Oregon. without
a guiding hand, but hereafter they will
be directed to Medford and assured
they will receive courteous treatment
and reliable Information.. " 1
It is generally conceded that 1921
will exceed any previous year in.- tho
number of automoblllBts traveling over
the Pacific coast, and with a systema
tic connection', with -the American
Automobile association in California.
Medford's' camp ground' and that of
Ashland, will be crowded to capacity,
Ashlund has a model camp ground but
Medford has not. Mr. Uusinossman it
is up to-, you. Get- it. Such a move
'was never so vitally important as-now.
and the time is short. I believe there
is sufficient intelligence and enter
prise In this pommmilty to bring about
satisfactory results In this' matter for
the season that is now" almost upon us,
but there is no time to lose. Get busy
now. .,' i ',
: Many of .the tourists are looking for
hiomes in the west and a pleasant
greeting at every turn will do much to
;l(eep them In your community. Be not
pnly courteous to thein. but concerned
in their welfare. . Not officlolis, but
carefully attentive.
j Here is a thought that I believe can
be worked to the advantage of the
community: It is; important , that the
traveling world know you have an of
fice of the three AAA's in your, midst,
so why not add.lt to your letter .heads?
Official headquarters in southern, Ore
gon for the Oregon State Motor assoo
clatlon, or words that effect will cost
you nothing and will help youf town.
I have done all I can to get this
office for Medford, b.ut unless, it is
locally supported it cannot 'succeed
.We are now getting out maps and
other - Drinted raattefc. that Willi bo
available -in: tho Medford office as well
as those of Callfomla,-ln time for the
season of 1921. From hero I go to
Eugene, where I hope to Install a sim
ilar office, which will direct travelers
to Medford ulso. WILL G. STEEL,
Field Secretary
MMM
CAESAR ' SECOHp"
DUBLIN Thoro' 19 a groat weight
of gene nil sentiment throughout the
country hi,, favor of, dny settlemept,
which will end the present, chaos,
Irish Catholic bishops are., foremost
timong those who aTe encouraging this
sentiment. - -
Between tho most moderate and the
most extreme nationalists, there is this
one point of agreement,, that )g de-
must be supreme. Submission of
their-attitudo to. the electors and the
endorsemejit- of that attltudo by the
cbuntry's voters, is the basis on which
Slnji Keiners rest their case.i They say
that endorsement must sto,nd.
There is a .considerable section of.
the populace, however, who believe
the time ban arrived for a fresh con
sultation of tho people that p. new
Opportunity should .be given' for ex-
prcssioA .of the popular will. . The sug
gestion Is made that a formal refer
nudum should, be taken as to whether
he-people still adhere to tho- uncom
promising-- republican "polIcy, or. are,
.yrtlliog to give the new homo rule act
a trial i . , , ,
Sii Edward Carson, f or Ulster, has
accepted, but Sinn Fein has refused
the act. In neither case ; have the
hied file themselves been consulted as
to what thev think of it. '
There is even among Sinn Felncrs
number, who believe that it would
be godtt' tactics to accept the act as
far as it goes, secure the election of
Kinni Feiners. ,to 'tlip southern parlia
ment and obtain as much control of
the-Irish goyeitimcnt as possible in
the same way as they have obtained
'control of most of the local author!-'
ties,- ' ' ' '.
Thft nrETiimnnt Ir. hpnrd that d V
lerrtj and Arthur Orlffilh coulcl'do
morff. lor tne cause in - executive or
flco than in Jail, but that lit not the
dominant Sinn Fein view at any rata
among the "responsible" leaders of
the movemonfv Hence the suggestion
to consult the rank and file.
feSWEAROFF,:.
1 TOBACCO
r im
"No-'io-Bac" has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit.- Whenever you have
a Ion elm for a olAaretteclgar, pipe,
nr for a chew. Just place a harmless
No-To-Bac tablet In your mouth in
stead, t9 help relieve that awful de
lrc Shortly the habit may bo com
pletcly broken. and you are better off
mentally, physically! financially, n i
so easy, so simple. .. Get a box of No
T-Bac and If it doesn't release you
from all craving- for. tabacco In any
fornV, your druffint will refund youi
money without nueatlon.
ASHLAND,, Feb. 11. "Sleeping
their arms" Ib moro(than a theoretKal
allusion as applied to First Couipaty,
the local 'military contingent. inasmuch
as the command is now well equipped,
and the persdnyei vlgllunt and on the
alert, in. readiness, for any emergency!
The "First!'' now' hus a complete field
equipment, ..Including machino guus,
an Res, packs and blankets, in addition'
to all other regnlalion outfits. and kits.
An Investment of $20,000 represents
the government' prqperty which Is Jtl
ready hoiised In the Ashland armory,
and the equipment is being constantly
increased. -The. ...prestige associated
with hiembeirshlp Is ail asset, not to be
overlooked, r Consequently instead of
accepting v recruits . indiscriminately
several tests "aro being applied aside
from passing upon mere physical' re
quirements. According to a ruling ro-
cently adopted, no applicant is accept
ed until voted upon favorably li- the
organisation, three unfavorable votes
liolng a bar; the n'ppllcant having the
privilege, However, oi petitioning, en
listment after a poriod ot three months
following rejection. Another feature
which fortifies an active status Is a
further ruling that a member can be
recommended' for dlschiirgo, provldod
he is not'exhlbltlng'the proper spirit
from the militant standpoint.- This
feature has already hiul a marked ef
fect; one member already having been
dropped from the rolls for "perlcions
innoMVIIv." v.- ' .
The armory is already the; head
quarters of an athletic club as.woll as
military hnadqunrters. Shower baths
are available, while, the billiard and
pool .tables are well patronized. A re
cent addition is a boxing and wrestling
mat of ample proportions, just the
thing needed to. develop the manly arts
of boxing and wrestling, several ex
perts' along -these lines being in com
pany ranks. A new. gallery practice
room Is about completed.
Intellectually the welfare of the men
is not being overlooked, the privileges
of a reading room being avallable.J
Lately a talk on "Security" was' given
By Sdrgt. Weren, outlining with oppor
tune ' illustrations the advantages ol
safety : .first preoautions. Sergt. Chas.
Robertson succeeds to tho title . of
"building superintendent," with perma
nent offices In the- front of the armory
- A grand oponlngnreceptlon event 1b
planned by the-military boys In the
near future,-at.'wUtCh'CJtizona in gen
eral are; to be invited-. Townspeople
are also-wolcdthe-toattond exhibitions
of drill routiilo on Monday evenings of
each week.' With the installation of a
new armory at Medford, opportunities
will be extended for tho military units
of ' both towns to get together in friend
ly rivalry over' both, athletic and rou
tine' tactic development.
Mi
COBLENZ, Tales of . adventure In
the. American,, west arc the favorite
fending -.matter--! of - the , American
forces in Germany and zano Grey. 1b
the- most popular author.: -.
Btrangely enough Julius Cnesur
funs a close second with tho dough
boys, who nro'vei-y keen about trans
lations of Cnesar's Galjic want.. This
Is due ; to CaeSar'i ucttvltics , in ;- the
Khlne valley, nnd the ruins of n
bi-ldgo he built ' across the .Rhine,
which lifts Caosar's work out of the
school btoolc class 'ahd make it
guidebook, that; carries the Americans
back nearly 2000 years. -
hooks. . wmcn acscnoo: -me. legends
centering about the Rhino are also
populrtf, especially with, the soldiers
who 'are musically inclined anil at
tend the Wegnerlan performances
given by the various German grand
opera companies which play in Co
loghc, Coblenz, . wiesbudon ana the
other cities near the Rhino frequented
t,tp inMInn nn lonvr.. .
All-story mngnzines which specialize
In adventures nre more popular with
the Amcricon soldiers than- any othef
periodicals and the American Library
association has been unable to sup
ply, the demand for publications o:
this sort. . - '
With the assistance of the Young
Mcrt's - Christian association, which-
aids In the distribution of reading ma
teiinl in tho American area, Miss
Ala. Wcyth, who is In charge of the
American. Library association's read
ing rooms? has beeif.aWe to -make
Iteneral poll of the reading tastu of
the army and finds that foreign resi
dence has not won' the young Atncji
cans awny from fiction laid In Amcri
ca, particularly In tho west.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. Exploration
of passages In a wine cellar on -the
upper east side, where ipollce have
found 050 barrels containing 33,800 gal
lons, of California claret, was begun
today.- !;:;"(... ,
The polled already 'have made two
trips Into the cellar. On their first
Visit . thpy, discovered 400 barrels, the
second revealed 250 others they -had
overlooked.
I A- new act regulating the sale and
inspection of commercial feeding stuffs
has gone. Into effect 'in Canada. Undjer
the act bran, shorts and middlings
must be'frce from screenings atfd the
analysis must correspond to a pre
scribed standard.- i . i i :
i The Armour company, one of the
members of the "Ulg Five", group .of
meat packers, has announced that Us
1920 sales totaled $000,000,000 and that
tile net profit was- within a few dollars
of $5,320,000. ; ..- " ...
Rinderpest, a cattle plague, is de
stroying great numbers of cattle
Europe. . The disease has never been
"-j-lknown In thla country. ..
f "They' WORIC
while you sleep"
A Dependable Physics
when Dilious, Headachy
Constipated and Upset.
10, 25, 50c drucstores.
Jones Bargains for vSa'LurHay;!
Free Uelivery. Phone your order if ycu do not want to walk to the
store and we will have our deliveryman collect at your door. We
believe in giving i the Medford people service along with low
prices. -
Egg dozen .' .
1-pound package good coffee j. .........
3 cans Corn . . .,. . . . ... . .. . . .' . . ; . . '.' .... .'
1 pound Baker's unsweetened Chocolate . .
3 bars Palm Olive Soap . . . . . . . . ....
3 large rolls Toilet Paper . . . .
1 pound can Calumet Baking Powder . . .i.!.
10 pound sack Rye Flour, while it lasts .v ............. .
3 packages Quaker Quakies (new cornflake) ....... . .
1 gallon pail White Karo Syrup .'. . .
12 pounds Onions for ..... . . . .
30c
25c
44c
50q
25c !
25c
27c
49c1
35c
82c
25c
2 Spools
Thread
15
Camel Cigarettes
per carton, $1.60
Coates Crochet Cotton'
2 balls for ; ,.
1-2 gallon pail Swift's Jewel Shortening . . . . . .' . ....... v 85c,
Large can Sunkist Pineapple. Very best . . ,, ., ; ., . . . . ' . 43c
2 pounds English Walnuts . .... ..... . . . . ' i'-',;';' ';;;.;:'r-;;";qoC
Large can Pears Rogue River pack ... . . . ir',.' -V .v'32c,
Large can Royal Ann Cherries .... . . . . . . . .'vi'. .!. .-.,:35c
1 pound Hills Red, Royal Club, Golden West, Schillings, GpldeK:
"'' :. Gate Coffee; . :. . . .,, -wofe
4-pound pail Snowdrift . . . . . ' : , ,.,,., h . 90c
- 5!.nnlm1 nail Snowdrift '...'-. ...... ... I!'. . . . '.. '."".'3..'V !.fi'"'45c-
1
'3 pounds White Navy Beans
25c
Ladies'. 50c
Hose
, 37? . .
1-lb. pkg.' Wadco Coffee .r..-..34?,
This is guaranteed to give satisfao
tion or money .back Try a pound
' ' ! '. l!
Dress Fasteners and
Hooks ahd Eyes, card
Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for 35c Arizona Grape Fruit, 2 for 25c
ANOTHER SALE ON ORANGES, 2 DOZ. 30c ORANGES 45c;
Give the Kiddies all They Want, While They Are Cheap y , .jV'
VEGETABLES GALORE-lEVERYTHlNG FRESH AND CRISP
The Store That Keeps All Its Competitors wondering how they '
Can Sell so Cheap. ; ? Phone 125
Pine Balsam-Meiitlibi-
-::;;;;jEucalyptus
combined with a'.pure sugar syrup, makes a
splendid cough remedy. We haye that com?
bination in.'an honest;,, eight-ounce ; bottled
Price 65q -and contains more than an ordi
nary $1.00 bottle of most cough medicines.
Sold on an absolute guarantee. Try it.
' HEATH'S DRUG STORE
; ' .t The San Tox Store i 'i; -M
109 East Main Street.
Must be sold at ohceV ?
I Adam Schaaf :PiaribipJ'
I Axminister Eug 8 3ocVib (; .
il Cblonial Velvet;
1 Oak Dining Tableland Snp;
Is Chairs. .:':! rV,:
'!- ' ' J: .'i'.-".;.i.u- ,
i mJ.j iPam OnttrMt i'"
1 i Reliable .'iburner Gas, -.
Call 110 Tripp St.' PhJae;W:
' '" . - M-AU. -:'.'- .":-.",":'
BUILT FOR ALL ROADS
The high power and rugfced strength of the
. Oakland Sensible Six make it the choice, of
; , persons whoe journeys run over, many, different
kinds of routes. And ;their appreciation is
:' ' heightened by the economy in use of fuelj oil
: and tires fr which this automobile also is noted-.
:
Price $1625 f. o. b., Medford
TUMY MOTOR CO.
- 123-125 8. Front
'
ASTHMA
V
Nure for it; but welcome
relief i fto4 brought by
JCKS
V ArORUB
Ova 17 Million Jan Vtei Ycarlu
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SERVICE:
REFINED
i ;, ,. ;: t ' a saving:- -l,..
We are in a p'osition ta
give.. the lowest-: possible .
rates obtainable,; '? ,,,(f
Every item of modern Ifuli
eral seryice is' 'given .out.'.
most caref uU attention
V',o;:vi7W'
the assistancef of a . ' v
...... .... j . $
ea uaay ; s
amerv,''-'y;J'
' a .'-' -
; Embalme
without extra charge
Weeks -Conger; Go
4i
LeeVatkins&C6:
; JELLS ;v--vv- iity-
Seratcli I-'pcH, 'Hhoiled- Com, CVackfc
Coi-nr Com MoiU, Ground urnta-muir
itun, Moromllk, nnd othec Oaity Jw:
Oi-it, Oyster Bhcil. pndnll kinds, ot .
Ppultry. auppllcs. . Boei. pulp t an.
Other 8uppllcr .'."' . ... t.ir. -V
Wo hnvcKlslici-'s Blend and 01ympl
Fl"'. '. ' "". ' . . ,
Prices nro' chiinseRMe, 80 fui-ntsh
oit application. We incot1 vtk it-
competitors. Call, and e xiB.aU.i0i'
autli Kront, or I'npoe.SC. n, !.-