Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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as active and healthy a3
the feet of your children.
Vet this is not a vain
wish, for foot vigor and
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one's appearance ftives a woman the reputation
of being well dressed.
But have you ever noticed that the woman yon
think of as well dressed is painstaking iir the
extreme when it comes to her figure
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poise charming carriage and
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POPULAR MUSIC, HARMONY,
RAGTIME 1 PIANO PLAYING
TAUGHT IN 12 LESSONS j
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20 students now enrolled. ItcRul.-ir j
price of 1- lessons nnri hooks Is $.Yl, :
for a short time wo will enroll jrou j
for $40.00 nnrt Rlvc jrou i weeks to j
pay It In. Enroll nt once us this spec- j
Uil price Is revocable at any time. Il ;
Is merely an Introductory offer. Is-
Sons given at your home In any town I
In the valley. Mall ns your nnnie and I
address. !
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MKUl'ORD SITUIO. 128 S. HOLLY I
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THYE TO VRESTLE
HAND 10 FIMSH
ON APWL 28TH
Ted Tbye. ii'ron'vd ai the mUl-d'.t-weiglit
wnistllng cliu ni.ion of tlit
world. liarf lieen uialciied lur a re
turn bout Willi Ralph llutid, tile pride
of Hold Hill, and adjacent territory
at t'.uld Hill, en Taefuay. April 2iUh
It wl'.l be a finish match, with
oOO guarantee for i t.ye, plus , . per
cent of the. tiate receipts if there are
any in excess of that sum. A S2D0
forfeit lias been ported for the con
tenders to make i ineside weight at
1 Co poutida and the contest will be
the best two out of three falls. Po
lice Gazette rules, will govern.
Thye and Hand recently clashed
at Clold Hill In a handicap match,
that Thye lost. This was no balm
to tho middleweight king, and he
Bought a return match, to Rettle Uih
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TED THYE
Middleweight wrestling champion who
meets Hand in finish match
Aaril 26th.
question of supremacy. If Hand
should win tho mulch, he will hop
right up into the topnotchers of tin
wrestling game. Thye meets Walter
Miller on May Ith ill Los Angeles, a
wrestler who beat Joe Turner, but
has been beaten twice by Thye. Thye
Is recognized us middleweight cham
pion.
Tho April 2(ith engagement is the
most attractive athletic event ever
staged in southern Oregon, and will
attract more than U3ual attention
throughout the northwest, the prob
lem being to Bupply seats for all
those who wllll want to see the
match, inclndlngriiuny women.
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"I HI(o to t.'iiiKh myself, and I lovr
muke othoi-H liiugh. Horn that
way, I BUf.ss, Hays Knthor Howard,
the tuk-ntcd young comedienne of
'The Swoethrart Shop," at the Page
theatre tonight.
'1 trine nncn In nine n l.mnn 1
nSade a chiirartro atudy out of her and
tho rharaotnr wns an unexpected com-
dy hit. It's a curious thins, but it
it always the queer thing about people
that I soe fiiHt. Queer elrtiies, queer
manneriHm.s. J've followed a woman
for hlo'-ks on tho strct just to noo
some r liner trick she had with her
uinds or tho way b!io walked, or
something about her dress that was
out of tho ordinary. For one thing It
interests me, and for another I want-
d to make a mental note of it for
future use. In my business you never
can tell when something of that sort
will come in handy.
"For instance the awkward use of
my hands and arms in my first dance
in "The Sweetheart 14 hop." When I
was a little girl a young wonuin who
lived ne.xt dour to us always did that
when she came to a dance, and many
a boxing of tin oar I've gotten from
my mother for imitating her. My
mother was afraid I'd offend lur, but
I guess my merriment was justified
judging from t he wny the audience
laughs at my Imitation. I've got a lot
of things like that stored nway in my
memory, and I'm always on the look
out for new ones. I im vci use the
same mannerisms twice.
"The mistake, I think. Hint many
character actresses make Is allowing
themselves to acquire mannerisms of
their own. One actor or actress crcat
I a part and some peculiar grimace
or wink or tone of voice, just suitit
hat part, and nianes a hit with the
audience. I'robably the next role Is
quite different, but he goes on uslrp
that same funny trick and repeats il
ntil it finally becomes a pail of on f
self and It isu't at all funny to the au
dience any more. My Idea Is to use
all the mannerisms you can, but other
people's not your own. '
The officers elect" 1 t gulie the ac
tivities of the MedKud Chamber of
Cummerue tor the next fiscal year are
l..Mi 1' SlIioMnn n'.iimt W 1.
I W'aliber, vice-president and V. H
Vawter, treasurer. The selection of
officers took place at a meeting of the
board of directors at which they
authorized the appointment of a com
niittee on committees, a forum com
mittee, a committee to submit a bud
get to guidu expenditures, a committee
to audit the monthly accounts and oue
to look after the requirements of office
equipment and headquarters building
Seven committees, which were ap
pointed oV the lust administration
were ordered to be continued because
of their work being Incomplete. V. II
awter and tioorge 1. Collins were
ippoiuted a special committee to ar-
lange for the meeting of the Tortland
delegation, which will be hi Med ford
on Thurbday in the Interest of Improv
ing Crater Luke accommodations. A
eleg?tion from Kl.nnmth Kalt.i will at
lend this conference.
MEET !N CENTRAL
POINT ON FRIDAY
The regular monthly nieetiiiR of the
Scenic reservation Association of
ackson county will be held at Centra;
Point next Kriday noon. This meelliiK
will lake place . immediately following
. dinner which is being served hy the
I. miles' Aid society of the Central
Point Methodist church at a cost to
Ihe participants of GOe per plate.
Membership in the association is not
necessary for residents of the county
to attend this dinner and meeting. An
effort Is being made to get a gooil at
tendance from Ashlnnil, Modford and
intermediate points as well as resl
lents of Central Point and vicinity.
An interesting meeting has been
planned in the interest of furthering
greater activity in the preservation of
tho scenery of Jackson county. UenJ.
F. Lindas of Medford is president of
the association, Mrs. I. C. Williams of
Talent, vice-president and J. V. Elden
is tho Central Point representative on
tho board of directors.
SHELDON SPEAKS AT
At the Ashland Chamber of Com
merce's weekly forum, held this noon.
Representative Ben ('. Sheldon gave a
talk on "Kducatlonal measures consid
ered nt tho recent session of the legis
lature." Mr. Sholdon was chulrmun of
the educational committco of the
house. The speaker made special ref
erence to the .two sharp fights on
school nis Iters of the session; tint
over the fire text book bill and that
regarding the Portland teachers' ten
tiro of office bill. The two most Im
portant bills passed, from the stand
point of the educational future of the
state were, according to Mr. Sheldon,
the county unit bill and the one de
signed to gradually require better and
better preparation of teachers for the
grade schools. ,
New York City's death list from
automobile accidents has mode than
doubled In five years.
For Expectant Mother
Used By Three Ieherations
NliTI ro lOOKLET OR H0THIRKOO0 UNO 1HI AST, rM
BHADHELO RCOULATOIt CO., DIPT. 9-D, ATLANTA. GA.
HOW TO USE
YOUR DENTIST
There would be little dread of the
dental chair if patients would make
regular visits and have llieir teeth
examined at least twice a year. If
this plan is followed, the cavities will
be small and can he filled with a
minimum of pain.
Tartar deposits should also be
carefully removed and the teeth
thoroughly cleaned nt the same time.
If this plan were adopted by every
one a great many of tho ills, which
arc the result of tooth neglect, would
be overcome.
No lady ever looked beautiful with
illrty teolh.
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Little Children
Brighten Homes
EVERY young couple starting out in life has visions of
joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthy, happy
children ; but, alas, how often young women who long for
children are denied that happiness because of some functional
derangement which may be corrected by proper treatment.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is just the medicine
for these conditions, as the following letters show:
Mc
rcDonald.Ohio. "I sufforcd from
I a displacement, n weakness.
rind a preat deal of jiain. Tho doctor
saiil nothing would help me but an
operation. He said I could never
have any children because I was too
weak.
"I had often beard of Lydia E.
rinkham's Vegetable Compound, so
I tried it and it helped me. Now I
nm in the best of health, do all of my
own work, and have a lovely boy six
months old. I recommend your
medicine to my friends and you have
my permission to use this lei tor."
Mrs. .1. C. Kaoleon, 4'JG titufield
Ave., McDonald, Ohio.
Mesa, Colorado. "Ever since I
was a young girl I sult'ered
from a great deal of pain every
month. I tried different medicines,
but only got relief for a short time.
I had been married seven years, und
wauled a child, but was not well
enough. My mother advised me to
try Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable
C'oiniHiund as it had helped her. and
I nm happy to say it restored my
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1)4, Mesa, Colorado.
Many such letters prove the reliability of
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LYDIA E.PINKHAM rlcUICINU CO. LYNN, MASS.
"KEEP SMILING"
Chiropractic, Meaning Done by Hand
When your far wheels, from loose bearings, give a dis(ease)
in riding, what do you do I "ADJUST" it of course. . . . . ; ,
When the Carburetor doesn't function properly and makes a
sick engine, what do you do? "ADJUST!' it of course.
The trained and experienced Chiropractor La a mechanic to
adjust the human spine. He is taught in good Chiropractic Col
leges to "ADJUST" Hhe spine to take, the dis(easc) (disease)
out of your body. Get your spine adjusted for your lame back,
stomach, liver, heart, h'owel, bladder and numerous other trou
bles, by a competent Chiropractor and "KEEP SMILING."
JOUETT P. BRAY, Chiropractor
Having successfully passed the State Chiropractic Examining
Doards of Washington and Oregon. '
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