Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

"MEPF0T7T) MATL TRTT1HXE, MET)FOTP. (WiOX. MONDAY," APRTL 11. 1021
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Take Aspirin only uh told in each
package of gt'nuim Huyer Tablets of
AHpirin. Then you will be following
the directions and douK worked out
by nhyatclnns during lil yearn, and
proved wife by millions. Take no
chances with Biib.siftuU'H. If you nee
the Hayor Cross on tahlets, you ran
lake thfin without fear for folds.
Headache, Neuralgia, Kheunmtlsrn,
Karachi, Toothache, lumbago, nnd
for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets eost few ccntJf. iruKKists also
sell larger packageH. Aspirin In the
trade mark of Huyor Manufacture of
Monoacetlcucidester of tiullcyllcacid.
Adv
NOTICE
To Exterminate
Ground Squirrels
Every jiersui, firm, co-parlaersele,
company or corporation residing on,
owning, leasing, occupying; possessing
or having charge of or dominion over
any land, hnlldlug, wharf or dock in
fested with digger ground squirrels In
Jackson county, Oregon, is hereby noti
fied to begin nt onco to effectively ex
terminate and destroy all such DIG
GER GHOUND KQOJUHKLS.
The following poison for mixing and
Instructions for use thuroof In the
method most expedient and effective
to be used for the extermination and
destruction of such ground squirrels
and is hereby recommended, to-wlt
alkaloid strychnine used on either ba
ley or wheat, barley preferred, mixed
according to the following formula and
manner, to-wit:
Hurley, clean gruln 10 quartB
strychnine (powdered alkaloid)..
1 ounce
Ulcurbonuto of soda (baking soda)....
!..... 1 ounce
Thin starch pnsto . pint
Heavy corn syrup ,Vs pint
Glycerine 1 tublespoonrul
Saccharlno '. MO ounce
This lnoterlul should be mixed as
follows: Mix thoroughly 1 ounce of
powdered strychnine (alkaloid) and 1
ounce of common baking soda. Sift
this into pint of thin hot paste and
stir to a smooth creamy mass. The
starch paste is made by dissolving 1
heaping tablespoonful of dry gloss
starch In a llttlo cold wuter, which Is
thon-addod to pint of boiling water,
Boll and stir constantly until a clear
thin paate is formed). Add 'A pint
heavy corn syrup and 1 tahlespoonfid
of glycerine and stir thoroughly. And
i-10 ounce of sacchnrlne and stir thor
oughly. Pour this mixture over 10
quarts of clean hurley and uilx well so
that each grain is coated.
Ono quart of tho poisoned grain
mixed us aforesaid is sufficient for
forty or fifty hulls and this quantity
scattered along squirrel trails or on
clean hard places on tho surface about
the holes will not ondangor stock
Strychnine In any form other than the
powdorcd strychnine (alkaloid) Is not
elfcctive In tho ubovo formula.
From the dute hereof until May 1st
Is the nioBt erfectlvo time to poison
und destroy the digger squirrels, as
they am just emerging from th.elr'Mil
bernutlon. They aro huiigry and food
is scarce.
' The County Court of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon has secured a large amount
of stryohnlno and the other Ingredients
necessary for the mixture, and n qnau
, tlty thereof haa been mixed and Is now
on nalo to tho farmers or porsons in
terested at actual cost and may be
had by applying to the undersigned ut
his office in tho Liberty Ilullding or ut
the following places:
Ashland Krull Association, Ashland
D. Mi Lowe, Taleut.
Brown's Store, Talent.
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Phoenix.
ltogue Hlver Krult & Product Ass'n,
Medford. '
Kick Store, Jacksonville.
Pernoll Store, Applcgate.
1'iuaon Drug Store, Central Point.
Brown Bros., Hugla Point.
Kafer t Son, Browuaboro.
Brewers Drug Co., Gold Hill,
' Don Wilson, ltogue Hlver.
Table Hock Store, Tublo Puck.
If any person herein designated
shall, wllhlu thirty days from the rirst
publication of (his notleo. full to begin
in good faith to exterminate, eradicate
und destroy, according to tho method
aforesaid, or by any other effective
means said ground squirrels herein
designated, tho County Court of Jack
son County, Oregon, will appoint a per
son or persons to proceed with the
extermination and eradication of such
ground squirrels, and tho cost thereof
incurred will be assessed to such land,
building, wharf or dock, and unless
paid will become a lien against the
same. Tor the extermination of said
ground Bquirrels.
This not Ico is published pursuant to
the statute in such ease made and pro
vided and for two consecutive weeks
or three Issues, and all persons de
scribed therein are required to take
notice thereof.
Dated and first published this 14th
day of March, 1921.
C. C. CATB.
County Agent for Jackson County, Ore.
Adv.
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CRATER L LODGE
The Northwest Hotel News announ
ces that Mr. E. E. Larlutore has been
selected to go to Crater Lake National
park and take charge of the hotel
there. The securing of his services
will settle satisfactorily the question
of the hotel management at this most
popular resort of Oregon. Mr. Lari-
more will be under the direction of A.
L. Parkhurst
Mr. Lurlmore Is well known over
the ccuntry as a successful manager.
His work at The Oregon in Portland,
after the failure of Wright & Dickin
son, was such thut be turned the tide
of busluesH from a distinct loss, at
the time he took it, to a substantial
gain when he left it, to take charge
of the housing proposition at the
Standlfer Ship Yards under the U. S.
shipping board. Here he had charge
of the big Liberty hotel and thirty
bungalows for a period of three years.
.Mr. Larimore has ulways been very
active In all civic matters, having been
one of the successful speakers on all
Liberty loan and Salvation Army
drives during the period of the wur
and in 1917 ho was the president of
the Hose Festival association and
through big untiring efforts with noth
ing but opposition, and . very little
money at the hands of the festival
hoard, succeeded in giving Portland a
lestlval that year second to none in its
history.
1'he trareler and tourist will be
assured that all that Is necessary in
the way of hospitable and courteous
treatment and service will be dealt
out for his comfort and pleasure. We
bellevo "Larry" will put Cruter Lake
on the map. It is certain he has the
best wishes of the entire hotel fra
ternity.
Crater Lake Lodgo will 'officially
open July 1st for the 192L season and
probably close September 30.
Tho shipyard hotel will close down
In time for "Larry" to transport his
crow direct to Crater Lake. His chef
J. C. Fritz, formerly with the Arling
ton and University clubs, has a record
for good culinary work and the entire
crew Is loyal.
At the Rialto
Tho picture or pictures, "Trumpet
Island," now showing ut the Ilialto
theatre, is a masterpiece in film pro
ductlon. Even the titles are different
from those in other pictures. They
are allegorical and tell the story of the
notion In a Btrunge manner. This adds
to the beauty of an already urtlstlc
story In which contrast is the chief
aim. Industry, poverty, wealth, love,
debauchery, simplicity, vim and the
spectacular aro blended and woven
into the fabric of a human life.
Uouvurneur Morris is responsible
for the story and It measures up to
his highest efficiency. Comedy, thrills
and symbolism are blended in such
manner as to make the production the
clilef d'oeuvre of motion picture art.
At the Page
Fun with a punch, comedy with
strong dramatic action that's what
Hex lleach gives picture fans In hlB
new release, "Going Some," which
opened a two days engagement ut the
Pago 'theatre yesterday, founded on
his own famous stage and book buc-
cesB. It's a thirty-third degree chuckle
chaser, guaranteed to be a laughing
gas tonic for that tired feeling. It's a
nille-aniiuutu humor, relaxes' taut
muscles nnd nerves alike with laugh
ter. A college tenderfoot from the
east Is taken, nt his own boast, us a
champion sprinter by a lot of cowboys
and compelled to race an A. K. F.
sprinting champion! He has to make
good or lose his girl. And he wins!
How ho wins Is the fun of the thing.
And Clyde Cook In his second mo-
ion picture here, "Don't Tickle," dis
plays not only Chaplin's wistful earn
estness and expressiveness, but alBO
a gift of contortlontsm that made him
several knots faster than Chaplin, lu
lled himself up like a frog, wriggled
like a snake and hopped like a grass
hopper, displaying u hundred times
he activity of the ordinary Janitor he
was supposed to represent.
STOMACHUPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
That's what thousands til stomach
Sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tomes, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
teal cause of the ailment clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets arou?e
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
vnen me nvcr and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, awav
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tongue, ixior appetite, a liizy, don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr lidwards' Olive Tablets are o
purely vegetable comixmnd mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
vSive color. They do the work without,
griping, crr.miK or pain '
'l ake one or iwo at Ix dtiire for clrc1
relict. Lai what you Use
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ASHLAND, Apnr 11. There Is to
be one spontaneous movement In this
town absolutely devoid of "drives,"
"quotas," and even the semblance of a
campaign. This refers to the Soldier
.Memorial, a tribute of respect and af
fection which has already passed be
yond the blueprint stage, Inasmuch
as the contract has already been let,
following the approval and acceptance
by a committee of a specific design for
an enduring memorial. Moreover, no
equlsitlons will be made upon Italian
marble or New England granite in the
construction of this monument, for the
Southern Oregon Granite Co., on or
before May 30, is under contract. to de
liver and place In position this memor
ial shaft, which will be constructed of
native material as quarried from, local
surrounding hills. The specific con
tract cost will be $700. As before men
tioned, the donations are to be volun
tary ones, without solicitation. Local
banks will receive contributions, in
fact the date set for acceptance of
same was April 4, and It is confidently
hoped that by this time the required
amount has been fully, if not "over
subscribed." Any excess over the
amount needed to apply on the monu
ment proper will be diverted to care
of the memorial plot, consequently the
ideal thing to do in the premises is to
make this fund at least un even thou
sand dollars, and we certainly cannot
afford to do less.
The site of the memorial will prob
ably be In Ashland cemetery, though
many prefer a secluded nook In the
city parks us a more appropriate spot,
viewed from the standpoint of its be
ing more accessible to the public gaze,
The date of unveiling will be on Me
morial day, Monday, May 30, a date
in the calendar which will be .more
than ordinarily observed locally. The
tribute will be one to the soldiers of
all wars in which the nation has been
engaged. If particular stress is laid
upon honoring the memory of the
young fellows who made the supreme
sacrifice during the lute war, it is due
to the circumstance that the bereave
ment is well nigh a general one to
those of the present duy and genera
tion. Time may have healed the scars
of former conflicts, but toduy even
those who have not met with a person
al loss, feel prompted to pay tho trib
ute of respect and to sympathize with
and comfort those who mourn. In
other words, the universal patriotic
equation will be supplemented by the
sympathetic one as individually ex
pressed. Hoth military and civic or
ganizations will vie one with another
in giving the monument project mater
ial and moral support, nnd ut a recent
session the city council voted fifty
dollars to the fund.
Over a year ago, at public exercises
In this city, the nearest of kin of the
boys of Ashland and vicinity who per
ished in the world war, were presented
with honorary certificates at the in
stance of the French government: At
that time the list was as follows: Earl
D. Ileeson, Talent; Walter Hay Davis;
Arthur M. Decker, 1st Co. Eng., C. A
C; Willis nines, Co. A, 28th Inf.;
Algio V. Loomls, 1st Co. Eng., C. A. C;
Arthur Hay Morgan, 5th .Marines;
Walter Anderson Phillips; Orlie H
Powers, Talent; Archibald Smith;
Horatio Sanford, Jr.; Herbert Guy
Spencer, Hat. E, 05th C. A. C; Clem
ent Summers. Jr.; Philip R. Trefren;
honest G. Wolcott; James Merle
Fountain. This constituted the honor
roll at that time, the motto displayed
at the exercises being "Dulce et dcor-
ura est pro nutria mori." Since this
anniversary, two more well known
Ashland boys' names have been added
to the list, those of Ralph Fraley, who
lost his life due to the tragic accident
Incident to artillery target practice at
Camp Lewis lust summer, and John
Heston Jones, of Hatlery F, 09th C. A
C, who passed away In this city Inst
week.
It is a coincidence that three separ
ate Ashluud families each had four
of its members in service during the
world war, und each lost one of its
sons due to war or from causes inci
dent thereto. A. C. Spencer's sons
were Bernard K., James M., Herbert
Guy, and Donald M. Herbert, more
familiarly known as "Guy," died In
France. The father is a veteran of
the civil war, the wife and mother be
ing also a veteran still on tho active
list In the ranks of the Woman's Re
lief corps. Mr. Spencer was the Initial
contributor to the Memorial Monu
ment fund. Tho Wolcott family was
lepresented by Horatio, the father,
and sons Forrest. Guy and Phil. For
est died nt Fort Stevens. The fnther
ind two sons are all members of the
National Guard organization. Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Fr.iley's four hoys were
Floyd, Milton, Karl, and Ralph, the
.itter of whom lost his life due to ac
cident as heretofore noted. Floyd
served in a semi-military capacity with
he Y. M. C. A and Is still overseas in
central Europe as a "Y" worker.
EAGLE HIT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howl.tt
Among the business callers during
the week not mentioned in my inst
was (ius peek of Ijike Creek. John
fireh and Ceoige W. Stnwell. ihe last
named being the chicken king who
were in town the first part .if the
week. Mr. stoweil haviiiK come to
town to have his car overhauled by
our blacksmith and machinist, w,
Childrcili and while 1 naturally askni
all kinds ut nuistjun abuut ills hen
nery business and learned that he lias
auoui sot) laying hens, and that about
Hevcn-Kigiuhs of ihem were inyinv
now. inal lie had one bunch of iwi
year-old hens, and lhat they do not
lay so wll as the year-old hens,
uuite a falling off from whul they
did last year, that the creamery Men
were only paying Hu a dozen lor
egga and the result was that lie wus
rstoi-ins his eggs to be nut on iiio nmr
net later when the price was belle-,
wiai ne nun about all of his farm
sewed in alfalfa, and between hia
hens and cows he was managing to
live anu Keep his head above witer.
or in other words is independent.
Marsh Garrett, another one of our
prosperous farmers and mock men,
who owns two stock ranches, ono on
I-ake Creek and the other on ihe head
waters of South Little liulte Creek
was In town twice during the week,
and reports that stock is dolnl line,
although he seems to think tint the
lottoin has dropped out of the price.
There was a stranger came out
from Mcdfoid and took dinner at the
Sunnyside. He said lhat he came
out lo look at a tract of land that
was offered for sale. 1 showed him
where the. land was situated, he went
and saw it, but did not express his
views as to how it suited him. I dial
not learn his name.
E. Welgld, representing one of the
Medford auto companies and Thomas
Swem of Butte Falls were here lor
dinner.
John Allen and wife were busbies
callers Tuesday und Thursday. They'
passed through our town and wen.
on to Medford, bringing back quite a
load of stuff in their wagon. Mr.
Allen is tho road superintendent for!
for the Butte Fa Its road dbrtrlct and
reports that he has run over that
aucky road on Ree.se creek with a
heavy grader and Improved it con
siderable, but that the sticky is so
wet that it cannot be helped much
until it dries out more, and that he
has fixed some of the worst mud holes
alone the route between the Reee
creek school house and the foot of
Rockey hill.
Charley Brown, the Fordson man
of C. E. Gates' shop, was here for din
ner and talking Fordson to all that he
meets. '
Miss Margaret Sears of Reese Creek
came out on tho stage from Medford
and the Eagle Point-Derby was so
loaded with mall and passengers she
had to lay over. That is n very com
mon thing, ns the mall man cannot
run anything larger than a Ford and
It takes about all of tho room for
the Mall and parcel post.
John Norrls, the foreman on thj T.
M, Wilfley orchard, was in town, hav
ing some repair work done by our
blacksmith, on some of bis farm ma
chinery. Herriek Wheeler of Medford came
in late for dinner Wednesday, he had
been ,up to K. M. Conley's after n
horse and found some of the roads so
bad that ho was late for dinner.
Mrs. Viola Koonlz of Butte Falls
has boon hero in town visiting her
brother, Polk Smith und other rela
tives during tho pnst few days.
Fred Nlol of Ashland camo in Wed
nesday for dinner and remained until
Friday. He was canvassing this sec
tion of the county selling oil stock
in one of the oil fields of Montana,
it appears that he and a. few others
have secured a lease on a forty-acre
tract of land ill tho. oil fields of Mon
tana, where oil' bus feen found in
great abundance, and lie made it so
plain to some of the folk around here
that they could almost see tho oil
coming right into their pockets nl
ready coined Into gold. He seemed
to be having some success in h
undertaking, ns ho claimed to have
sold light around 12.000 worth of
stock in Ashland.
Mr. Holser of Grants Pass was also
a dinner guest at the same time Wed
nesday.
Luke Ryan, on of tho capitalists
of Jackson county, formerly a mer
mercantile business in Medford, came
chant of Jacksonville and later in the
out on the Medford-Eagle Point stage
on tiis way up to his ranch on the
mouth 'of Big Butte near McLeod.
Mrs. Fred Duttoll was here visiting
her father, S. II. Harnish about the
middle of the week.
W. D. Steidman and Vernon Dews
of Medford were, among the diners at
the Sunnyside Wednesday.
Miss Jean Goade and two of her"
g randdaughters, Mrs, H. Lewellyn and
her sister, Miss Bessie May Tumley it
Grants Paes came in Wednesday and
w'ere met here by another grand
daughter, "Mrs. Robert McCabe and
taken out to their home, Mrs. C. K.
Bellows' brought Mrs. McCabe in and
look the company out for her, a verv
neighborly act.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Hurdle, for
merly of Ashland, but now of Grants
Pass, were here for dinner also
Wednesduy. Mr. Burdic for some
time visited out of town, buying hogs
;ind cattle, but since then has been in
terested in the oil fields of California.
Our town council has been utiliz
ing the lumber taken off tho floor if
th footbridge for repairing oi.r side
walks. Our Janitor of the school, Mr.
Schlebljl, performed the task.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelso of Derby were
business cabers Thursday.
-Mrs. Roy Ashpole, wife of one l
our popular hardware merchants,
who has been confined to her bed in
Medford at the home of her mother-
in-law. nnd husband, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ashpole, has so fur recovered
as to lie aide to come home and as
sist In doing the house work. Ol
course, she had our old reliable doctor
formerly of this place. Dr. W. 1". Holt,
now of Medford.
The Stanley brothers. Roy and
Ralph, butchered some eight Or ten
young calves and snipped mem to
Klamath Falls, a comment on our
market in and uround Medford.
I find thut I am getting this letter
too long, so will stop for this time,
but will write again Wednesduy.
Just think ! A pleasant, harm loss
Cuscaret works while you sleep and has
your liver active, head clear, stomach
sweet and bowels moving as regular as
a cloek by morning. !o griping or
inconvenience. 10, lio or 60 cent boxe.
Childreu love Uii v&uUy CaUi&rtitf t-v.
OdiUdldU) IUI
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OF G. HAS DOE
The publication of tho annual re
port of tho activities of the Medford
Chamber of Commerce in this ISHiie,
Jh for tho purpose of nctiuuintlnff the
citizens of Medford with what was
accomplished during the past fiscal
year. - it also explains the operation
of tho Chamber of Commerce, which
is along ihe most progressive line:- lo
secure results.
In the past. It was generally be
lieved, standing committees appoint
ed In the beginning of the year, where
each member of tho board of directors
"waa the chairman of such committees,
wus the ideal method of operation.
This ira found to be inudvUuble as
au-ny of the committee, were com
mtttft In name only and not lu ac
tion. An the chamber now operates,
it appoints a committee to perform
- cit'io duty after which it Is re
lieved of further service and dis
charged. The chart form of tiro annual re
port shows that the membership is
the foundation and it is from them
that the board of directors receive
their delegated authority. The board
in turn obligates a committee to pro
vide forum facilities through which
the membership has the opportunity
to express their desires of what they
would like to see the board of di
rectors accomplish. Any action there
Tore, of Ihe forms or any other meet
ings of the membership goes to the
board In the nature of a recommen
dation. The board lii turn, upon act
"Ine favorably upon these recommen
dations, appoint committees with In
struction as to the limit of their ac
tion, to secure the accomplishment.
During the past fiscal year the fo
rum committee conducted fifty-two
forum meetings. There were two
other membership meetings during
the fiscal year. In bringing about the
recommendations and also to secure
results of projects which originated
with the board of directors, there
were forty-three committees who
served enuring the year.
Of the twenty-two accomplish
ments, some were necessarily for the
benefit of the organization, whereas
the others were country-wide. A close
study of the report by the citizens is
desired in order that they may be in
position to answer the question "what
has the Chamber of Commerce done."
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Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples
A headache remedy without the dan
gers of "headache medicine." Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
oncel Musterole is a clean, white oint
ment; made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
noway can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, all pains and aches of the back
or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
WE REPAIR
Batteries, Generators,
Starters, Ignition,
Lighting, Magneto
Systems
All Work Guaranteed.
Official Cerrice America! Xmcb
Majneto Co.
Perkins Auto
Electric Co.
27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore.
Phone 237-R Night Call 911
Medford Iron Works
Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, nod
Gas Englrto Ilepniiing a Specialty
GEXEKAL FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP
GIM .CHUNG
China Herb Store
Ilrrb cure for earache, headache, cat-
urih, dlpthfrfa, sore throat, lung trouble.
Kmney trotinie, siomarn trouiue, noun
trouble, chills hnil fevor. cramps, emighs.
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors.
iracKert nreust, cures all Hindu or goiters.
NO OPKKATIONS.
Medtord, Oregon. Jan. 13. 1917.
This is ti certify that 1. the under
signed, hud very severe stomac'i trouble
ill had been luthei tor several years
and Inst August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Uitn Chung (whoso
Herb More is at -11 South Kront street.
Medford). I decided to Ket herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
tier as soon us 1 n.s-d them and today
am a well man and can heuiitly recom-
nd anyone alfueted as 1 was to sec
Glin Chung and try his Herbs.
i Sinned W. K. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Win. Lewis. EaRle Point.
W. U Chlldreth. KuKle 1'olnt.
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. li. Hohv.es. Kajile IVint.
C. K. Moore. K.ttflo Point.
J. V. Melntvre. K.tgle Point.
Geo. Von der H"ll.-n. K.ale point.
Thus. . Nichols; tlagle Point.
LEADING AUTHORITIES
NOW SHOW JUST WHAT
TANLAC REALLY IS
Physiological Action of
Principal Ingredients of
Celebrated Medicine On
the Human System Is Ex
plained. SUPREMACY CLAIMS
WELL SUPPORTED
Many ' of the Medical Ele
ments Have Been Known
and Used Sincei Civiliza
tion First Began.
Tanlac, the celebrated medicine,
which has been ucconinlishintf such
remurkiiblu results throughout this
country and Canada, in composed of
the most beneficial roots and herbs
known to science. The formula is
purely ethical and complies with all
National and tSnte Pure Food and
Drug Ijiws. Altogether, there are ten
InfredirntH in Tanluc, each of which
is of recognized therapeutic value.
Many of these ingredients have
bean individually known and ued
Bince civilization first began, and
Home of them have been used and
prescribed by leading physicians
everywhere, but until they were
brought together in proper proportion
and association, as in the Tanlac for
mula, humanity had not heretofore
realized their full value and effect.
In referring to one of the more im
portant ingredients of Tanlac, the Kn
cyeloped ia Ilri 1 1 a n lea says : "It has
been tse miurce of the must valuable
tonic medicines that have ever been
discovered." In referring to others of
the general tonic drugs contained in
Tanlac, the i:tth Kdition of Potter's
Therapeutics, a standard medical U'M
book, states that "They impart gene
ral tone and strength to the entire
system, including all organs and tis
sues." Thin same well-known authority, In
describing the physiological action of
still another of the ingredients of
Tanlac, which is of value in treating
what is commonly known ns a "run.
Making Garden, Etc.
And it gave you a lame back, bruised and
rough hands; it always does, that is part of
the game, A SAN TOX BELLADONNA
PLASTER for your back, a roll of Adhesive
Tape and a bottle of Velvet Lotion for your
hands, and a sip of Sassafras Tea in the
morning, then you will be as good as new.
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street.
DAY OR NIGHT :
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Director!
AUTO PAUfT IB0P
L. . IFMNXLE, frep.
Autouobiles Painted and
: Revarniahed
Phone 777
SCI Herth Fir.
INDEPENDENT
Auto Electric Shop
All kinds earac and anto electric
work (ninrnntefd.
A. V. DIRHAM & X. O. CAMiAIIAN
01 X. Cirupo ' l'lK-no 8-Y
Car, Truck and Tractor
Repairing
Wo sUind back tf every Job we do.
821 IV. TENTH ST.
PHONE 380-W
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES
l.cnvo Medford 11 n. lu. Daily. l.cavo Kosebnrg 1 p. m. Dally
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
LHAVK MKDFOKD.
10:00 a. m.
1 :00 p. ni.
4:30 p. m.
Cars atop at all intermediate points
Waiting room Medford, 3 South front.
INTERURBAN
down condition," uses the following
expression: "It is highly esteemed In
loss of appetite during the convales
cence from acute diseases."
There are certain other elements in
Tanlac which, because of their influ
ence upon the appetite, digestion, as
i ation :.nd elimination, improve
tho nutrition and vital activity of the
tissues and more important organs
of the body, and produce that state of
general tonicity which is called
Health. '
The United States 1-Mspensatory
makes the following comment re
garding another ingredient: "It may
be used in oil cases of pure debility
of the digestive organs or where a
general tonic impression is required.
Dyspepsia, atonic gout, hysteria and
intermittent fever are among the
many affections in which it ntus
proven useful. " ,
There are certain other Ingredients
described In the Dispensaotry and in
other standard medical text books as
having a beneficial action upon the
organs of secretion, whose proper
functioning results in the purification
of the blood streams passing through
them. In this manner, objectionable,
and poisonous ingredients of the
blood are removed and the entire sys
tem invigorated and Vitalized.
Tanlac was designed primarily for
the correction of disorders of tho
stomach liver and bowels. At Ihe
same time, however. It is a powerul
reconstructive tonic and body builder
for it naturally ' fallows that any
medicine that brings about proper as
similation of the waste products must,
therefore, have a far-reaching and
most beneficial effect upon the entire
system.
Although Tan lac's claims for su
premacy are abundantly supported by
the world's leading authorities, it is
the people themselves who have
really made Tanlac what it Is. .Mil
lions upon millions have used it with
gratifying, results, and have told other
millions what it has done for them.
That is why Tanlac has become the
real sensation of the drug trade in
this country and Canada, and that is
also why it is having the largest sale
of any medicine of its kind in the
world today. Ad v.
AN OLD MAN
Is tho Man ten years older than you?!
YOU CAN TELL HIM
By His Mode 'of Travel
KEEP YOUNG j
By f.idine a Bike or a
Harley-Davidson
Motorcycle
Demonstration at
Gaylord Motorcycle
Shop :
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refin. lmmefiiat'.ty removed on
hort notice. Weekly visit In real-
aenrA rl i nt r 1 n t Tt11w V. .,..(.. j i
MUa.UVO Ml.
(trlot. Phone gtl.
PICTURE
FRAMING :
SWEM'S STUDIO
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S
I.EAVK GRANTS PASS.
10 a .m.
1:00 p. m.
4:30 p.m.
hone 300
AUTOCAR CO.
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