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PAGE THREE- NELSON COULD HARDLY PUT ON i I HIS COAT I ' MTCDFOtvD MATT TRTBTTNT!. JftiDFOTW. OREGON". WKDXKSHAY. MARCH 2P. - - 1021 "Rheumatism Certainly Had Me in Its Clutches " Says Seattle Man Tanlac Re stores Him. "Tliero isn't any mistaUo about it, this Tanlac hasn't an equal," Haiti V. A. Nel.son,. -124 ituriLiun St., Seattle, Mr. Nelson is em ploy oil' by the city of Seattle us an acetylene, welder. To quote bis words: "I had trouble with my stomach, and HometlitU'H 1 had. awful spells or" iiMligCHtion, hut my main trouble was rheumatism. It certainly had me in itrt clutches. My arms, 1cks and shoulders hurt me bo bad I could hardly stand it. especially in damp weather. I suffered anony every time 1 dressed myself and It was all I could do to put on: my coat. The jains just travelled around my body, first one place and then another. Sometimes my back hurt so I couldn't .stoop over and straighten up ugaln without suffering torture. 1 didn't Set lnueh sleep, either. "Hut Tanlac drove the rheumatism riKht out of my system, put my slum aeh in apple pie order nnd made me feel like u new man. 1 haven't a pain or an nehc nnd have gained ten pounds in wight. I sleep all night without turning over once and feel fino in the morning.. - Taiilno-is far and away tho best medicine 1 ever heard of. It certainly does tho work." Tanlac Is sold in Medford by West Hide Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J. W. Itohinson, in Kogue Itiver by W. S. Cary. and by leading druggists in every town. Adv. T Our Sale All This Week IS 10BelowActuaICost and Features Beautiful Easter Gifts HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. The greatest wrestling match ever seen in Southern Oregon will be staged at Cold Hill tonight and a large crowd from Mod ford will at ; tend. Tod Thye, generally regardid ; as tho middleweight wrestling cluing j plon of America, will endeavor to l throw Kalpli Hand, the wrosllhm j champion of Southern Oregon and tho prido of Gold Hill twice in one j hour for the major . portion uf a , handsome purse. If he fails to do this, or Hand should throw Thye. thu local boy will win the honors and tho ' cash. Although Hand has nevor tackled ' a man of Thye's reputation before, j his friends are confident that there ' isn't a man his weight who can throw him twice in sixty minutes, and they : are willing to back up their confi dence with coin. The. advance tickvl cnle has been large and those who haven't secured tickets are advised to do so at once as the choice seats f have been selling all day like hot cakes. , In addition to the main match which will probably start about 0:30, there will be a preliminary wrestling match between Sabi Hingh the terri ble Hindu, and Jim Thor, tho fright ful Swede, also a boxing match be tween Hurl Uaton of Klamath Falls, and Kd Tuber uf Salt Iako . City, which was only arranged yesterday promises, to be a snappy go. Thye .arrived in Oold lliir this morning, nnd appeared to be in the best of, trim., lie 'would say, nothing about tho result of the match, how ever, remarking that hc-ulwuyH be lieved actions in n wrestler were of more importance than words. ' THE STAR MEAT MARKET Meat Fish Oysters 7 H WiUS HONORS ON GOLDE ' - ' Specials for Thursday and Friday Choice Beef Stews, per pound 15c Fresh Side Pork, per pound . . 20c Pure Home Rendered Lard, per pound . 25c Choice Beef Pot Roast, per pound .... 17c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 IT FERTILIZE PAYS USE OUR 5 LAWjN FLOWEE GENERAL GARDEN TOMATO SPECIAL BERRY SPECIAL POTATO SPECIAL FERTILIZERS Kay Takiiu, oni' of. tho vnlloy's foremost tomato growers, writes tis he used six sacks of our tomato special on one acre and har vested fifteen tons, on unfertilized ground adjoining ho har vested 8 tons per acre. He says it pays. SO DO WE SO WILL YOU Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Phone 260 317 E. Main (Head Takau's Lettr Posted in Our Show Window) SALKM, Ore., (Special Jackson county is not only famous for ltn pears tirown in the Medford district, but tho county now ranks an tho home of the finest Golden Delicious apples Krown in' tho whole connrty. A. Johnson of Ashland, of the Seven j Oaks orchard, is responsible for pnt- tins Jackson county on the map when it comes to the growing of the fino J Delicious apple. J,ast fall, ho not only felt that he had grown some mighty fine appb'H, but was willing to lake a chance in nn exhibit, with tho best that other growers could produce. Hence at tho annual exhibit of tho 'Mississippi Valley Apple Growers, 1 held at Louisiana, Missouri, Mr. ; Johnson entered for several prizes of- tered for the finest Golden Delicious apples. And of mfch fino quality were thoso apples,, that ho walked a way with all prizes offered. Ono of his prizes won nn exhibit for the best piate of Golden Delicious. Another prize won by Mr. Johnson was for the best ten Golden Dollclous. 'And this prize not only included the best ten offered from Oregon, but the best ten offered by any grower in the United States. , Hence with his winning on Gol den Delicious against all oompetl tors, and there were entries, from all states, Mr. Johnson demonstrated that Jackson county has the soil and ctlmato for growing the finest Gol den . Delicious apples In tho whole country. , The Geo. L.Treichler Motor Co. Have ome good used cars Dodge Brothers, one Hudson' Speedctcr, two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck. For sale, all in good condition and prices are , reasonable. ' Come in and look them over WITH MEDFCXD TRADE 13 MEDFORD HAD I ' PROSPECT t Mlsa Dune.y Manning Ik visiting hor sluice, Mrs. JT.-XiHiJo Grlevb. . Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Seymour cimio up from Medford Monday returning Wednesday. Krnost .llollenboak and N. Goodlow went to tlio valley Thursday. Vm. Grtevo went to Medford Mon day and returned Thursday. The Sow-Ins club met with Mrs. Karl Peyton Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lome McCay of Cen tral Point returned home Wednesday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. liarl Peyton. Lee Waddcll who has been up In tho hills all winter trapping, went to Mod ford Friday. Misses .Marie Hollenbcak nnd Itachel Davis spent Sunday with Miss Etta Grieve.. John Grieve has gone to Portland, on a visit, . Dick Vincent mado his usual Sunday trip ;to Prospect with meat for the road camp. , , Mr. Verbick and family wcro callers at the Guy Davis homo Sunday.. . John Wiso who has- spent tho-. past two years hero, left Wednesday. . ; Cars can now get 3& 'miles' above Prospect on the Grater I.ake road. "The snow' hV'aboui 10 Inches. ' licdp thurl'. jKfcVJ STANDARD OIL COMPANY i ii ySSr A Next Sunday's Easter You'll need new clothes Be sure of the make you buy. Select your Easter Suit from a concern who has a reputation of selling only high class clothes at the right price. Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits, $40, $45, and up. Special Suits $25, $30, $35 OUR NEW EASTER SHIRTS Are the most laeautiful we have ever shown. Prices are much lower. EASTER TIES If you are looking for an exceptional pretty tie for Easter you will surely find it hete.' . NEW EASTER HATS . 'All the new shapes and colors ? $3.50 to $7.50 Always in Earnest. b9 The Home of v. , -; HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX GOOD CLOTHES PICTURE' FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO GOOD CLOTHES I Make Tbem , KLEIN 12H VJvt Man St. Gar, Truck and Tractor Repairing Wo stand buek of overy job xvo do. 821 W. TENTH ST. PIIONK ilWI-W Typrvrltor Fold It up, take It with you, type write auyw-h era. 160.00, lnoludlig oarrylng case, i MMKfOKl) IXK HTOltM ! TMnr1iiitoTii fnr Cyr'nann. YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8 T. G. HEINE, Bt. D. Physician and Surgeon Surgery of Eyes, Bars, Nose and Throat. All diseases of these organs treated. .Glauses fitted. 314-816 Lib erty IJIdK., Cor, MilIii & Grnps fita. Gifts that 2.-,0.00 buys extra value In Rood quality diamond rlnf. Call and examine for youreeU, A few sixxdul valuo $10.00 men's Klgnct Itlnirs left. New Spring soods arriving i . i ' i 7 '. r t. m . - 1 dally, l'or good Jewelry see , EDGARWIGHf 17 N. Central Of all things for . Easter Gifts Stationery is the prettiest and most useful. New shapes, lined envelopes, tints The select numbers from t, the four best makers MEDFORD BOOK STORE 34 No. Central . d - . s Medford Iron Work .;, i v-;-,r ft ; -,.tf Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, ind (;aH Knglne Repairing a Specialty GENERAIi FOTJNDRT .. . ; AND MACHINE SHOP j', 'T 1 Ours 1b o brand 6t bread tlat can truthfully .bo, dcKtribed as'bciti(f "tho goods." It is made of good, wholesome iu Krcdicnts aiid baked . in . a sanitary shop by bakers who h:ivo learned how ot make a loaf of enticing goodness. . : ; ' - v: Scholz's Genuine B'utfer-llolr Bread1 at your grocer . . . Pullman Baking Co .1 -f ' ;.1 si IK
