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MEDTORTVM'ATTJ TRTBTJNTE. ftrEDFOTtT), OREOON'. TUESDAY. 'AFRTL r.. 1921 page Tirams MRS. REIFENSTEIN, AGED 67, GAINS 25 POUNDS Declares She Would Like to Put a Bottle of Tanlac in the. Hands of Every Sick man, woman and Child in This Country Never Saw ;, Its Equal. ? '! am Kixty-sevpn years of ace, but .in nil my experience I have never known 8 mediuine like Tanlac. Think of It! - At my age to gain twenty-five '.pound In weight, but that is just nn nave done," said Mrs. Emms. i -npifeiuitein of No. 337 Webster ave- nue. firrraui.. V v i. ' haa " ,n m' Power." she con tinued, "I would put a bottle of Tan lac In tile home of every sick man, uman ana cniid In this country, for I i snow wnat tnis wonderful meUi:itie would do for them. For almost two yearn was almost a nervous wret-k. J Ilia not dare to leave the house or evun 6 up town unless my husband went with me. 1 was afraid to even j irom the street and had a feelinj.- of ilread all of the time. ': "My stomach was weak and easily ! upwrt. ' For da.yn at a. titme I would j eo Wilbout solid food. I could not i 'a worn out all of the lime. Some days I could hardly drag j-triyaelf .across the room and w:w so f weak and miserable I was rendy to ! e've up. . "My health is fine now, and I eat anything I want and never have a teuah of indigestion. I have never 1 slept better than I do now. My re ' rovory i the talk of our neighbor hood;' Its It was generally believed I could not last but a- few weeks longer. Thla grand medicine has MIES. KMMA IIEIFKXSTEIX, a:7 Webster Atc, Syi-acuie, X. T. brought me health and happiness and I just can't nay enough in its praise. " Mr. .1. Iteifenstein. in commenting on hit wife's statement, said: "Yes, her recovery has been a happy sur prise to us all. A few weeks ago I had no idea she would he able to pull through, hut now she is in better health than 1 have ever seen her and the credit is due to Tanlac. We have been married fifty-two years today and I don't believe I have ever Been her looking any better. ANNOUNCEMENT! I have just returned from a mouth of special training. M.y office is now open and I am prepared to do your dental work by the latest and most up-to-date methods, and at veiy reasonable prices. My plates fit. They restore the natural appear ance and contour of the face, which show a marked difference when compared to ordinary plates. My crowns and bridges are artistically made, and the best money can buy. ' Painless Extraction of Teeth a Specialty , DR. HENRY B. PURL ; 3d8 East Main St. Phone 503-R WE REPAIR Batteries, Generators, Starters, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto ' Systems All Work Guaranteed Official Service, American Bosch Magneto Co. Perkins Auto Electric Co. 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Fhoui 237-R Night Call 985 PIERCE REPAIRS Phonographs, Percolators, Electric Fans, Electric Drink Mix ers, Vacnum Cleaners, Electric Motors, Electric Irons. In fact, .most anything. Soldering of all kinds. L. BRYAN PIERCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Telephone Orders 925-L You will find me in "The Glass House" at 116 N. Central Ave. MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES Leave Medford It a. ui. Pail)-. I.oavo Itoschurg 1 p. m. Unily MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS LKAE MKIKORl. 1 fl . Aft a m 1:00 p. m. 1 , 4:30 p. m. Cars stop at all Intermediate points. Waiting room Medford, 5 South Front. LEAVE GHAXTS PASS. 10 a .m. 1:00 p. m. 4:"o0 p. m. rhono 300 INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. ; Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Sprnj Outfit, and Gaa Engine Repairing a Spcelnltj GENERAL FOUNDRY , A Nil MACIIIXR Snoi' YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'B E THIS WEDNESDAY The local National Guard organiza tion, which has had most of the letters of the alphabet weBt of X as its offic ial designation has finally neeu defin itely lettered a9 Co. A, 1st Separate company, and a spirit of thankfulness permeates the atmosphere at head quarters at the Nat, A marked spirit of hustle and activity is also notice able thereabouts, the company having started a four weeks recruiting drive with the hopes of going to Camp Lewis 100 men stroug this summer. Company A .s been divided into two platoons and each platoon under the command of its platoon sergeant will endeavor to secure the most re cruits, the losing platoon will put up a feed to the winners at the end of the drive. To start things off the company is holding open house Wednesday even ing, April 6th, the same date by the way that In 1917, our country de clared war on the Germans, and the members of the organization hare hopes that all men of military age who are interested in the National Guard will attend. Eats will be eaten, cigars will be smoked and a good time is assured. The National Guard has much more to offer young men than It ever had before. In place of obsolete and often Jnsufficient equipment the guard is now completely ' equipped with the most modern material, and good pay Ib provided for the members who at tend drill. The days when "tin sol diers was a fitting name for the state trooa have gone never to return, the companies drill under rigid prescribed training schedules and the officers are no longer political appointees of the ward boss but must come up to re quired standards. The taking of the federal oath or reenlifltment in federal service In event of war is no longer necessary as the National Guard Is at any time subject to the call of the president for duty anywhere. The summer encampments for training Is not a two week parade and poker game as of yore, officers and men are given cal intensive training and after a day of such tra:nlhg all nands are ready to Bleep uighlB.' It is hoped that the business men of this vicinity will get behind Com pany A In its drive for recrultB, en courage their employee to enlist, if practicable allow them time off to attend camp. With 100 men on its rolls the company will distribute about $10,000 all "new" money here each year and its well worth support as a business proposition it for noth ing else. . yj.CA.F0.lS ATHLETIC LEAGUE LOCAL CHURCHES Medford Y. M. V. A. board of direc tors met Saturday uigbt aud adopted a I constitution and by-luws for the Y. M. C. A. Ath'.etic league. The churches 'of .Medforc are the unit d.vectly con jcerued in forming teams In this league. Certain requirements as to i Sunday school membership and atten dances, or church membersnio and of' filiation, are the basis for eligibility of athletes in the league. These are clearly defined in the constitution, a copy of which will be available for each church. in effect, there will be two leagues, as the Jhniora (under IS years of age) will play their own regular schedule of games. Junior games will be played after school and on Saturdays, while the Senior games will be pulled off at the twilight hour. Managers are to b appointed at once In each church, after which the schedule committee will proceed to draw up a schedule which will be pub lished In these columns. Teams, how ever, should not wait for this, but should take advantage of every fine day to begin getting Into form. Every boy and man Interested should consult the pastor or Sunday school superintendent at once as to the requirements for eligibility. The advantages of playing In n regular schedule are apparent. The free lance team has too many games to handle at certaiu periods, while at other llnieB there are none to be bad. The V. M. C. A. wiU handle otuel athletics in the community whenever the need becomes apparent. A city wide track and field, without restric tion as to entries (except the amateur clause) will be pushed If there Is suf ficient Interest, while an aquatic meet to include men, women nd children should bring out plenty of competitors later. At the Pane We've got it. It cost a lot of nioncy but it is golnc to be worth r n in mH to you. "The Kid",' the first six-reeler that Charlie Chaplin has ever made nnd the greatest comedy ever filmed is to be the attraction at the Page theatre for a four riavs' pntnurnmani ui-ginuing tomorrow. For a year we have all Jvnn tin.vins about this picture, speculating when It was to reach the public and how good ii reauy was. Well, in this latter con necuon wo are w tip in a "money back" offer. If anyone thinks ine ma - isn't the best picture that Charlie ever made, and ihnt'n ninn ' ' --v u (.v.ut, Some When BUCh fun malfor. ac "A Dog's Life" and "Shoulder Arms" are considered, we will hand him back his admission money and a bonus. "The Kid" sets a .new, standard In .picture mRtrlnF flkrt - ,u-Hiau luiiuuiivea -H new cniid player who is a wonder. Little Mr. Coogan. who is the "klrf " . titled to be co-starred with even the great Chaplin. To tell you what to ex pect would sooil half vour fun in we want to lmDresB on von Is that thin is a nicture of a million laughs than , has ever been crowded into one mm. At the Rialto A charming ohotonlav of life In ih Carolina mountains will be shown at the Klalto theatre in "The .Tucklino " an adaptation of Opie Read's book of me same name. It Is a story 0f con trasts and conflict the contrast nt the poor and proud of the region with tne aristocratic gentry.. Romance is offered in more than one instance. And the picture is wonderfully rich In local color. It is a picture which transports the Bnectator. so falthfnliv has the director caught the spirit of tne book. There is humor and nathnn and thrills and excitement. The peo ple are real here. An excellent cast that includes Charles Ogle. Mabel Julienne Scott and Monte Hlne pro vides a perrcct Interpretation. See this charming picture. Helped Her Little Girl Children need all their strength for growing. A lingering cold weakens them so that the system is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mi's. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Philadel phia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey ( and Tar cured my little girl of the worst tickling cough. I had tried many things and found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives imme diate relief from, distressing, racking, t.'.n lng coughs, St.h even where. Adr. 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