MEDFORD MATL TRTBtTXE, MKDPORD, OftftOOK, .THURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1021
PAGE THREE
"A,New Lease of
Life Through
Internal Baths"
Mr. E. Shaln. of Santa Cruz. Oil.,
rites to .the Tyrrell Hygienic Insti
tute: ' , .
"My wife and I will be 85 years
youn next , birthday and consider
' that the J. B. I.. Cascade has given us
a ne lease of life for we now enjoy
thp bent ot health. We were going
down hill fast, but the Cascade has
(ttvea us sutft health as we have not
etiloyed Iri .years."
: The "3.. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
kiwer IntraHlne Its entile length and
kwpa it alwayB fioc of poisonous
waste.
' Thouaandfl testify that Constipa
tion, Indigestion, stomach Troubles,
Biliousness, Headaches and all the
many serious troubles which they
cause are absoluely relieved and pre
vented hy this Naturo Treatment.
,' Wrtt tilde Pharmacy. Main and
(:rape will he glad to show you
'the "J. B. U Cascade," explain i:s
slmpld operation and will give you
...... v.. ..Mui..v un IIIH-I VHllllfl ILle
- wj vima. j. lyrreii. 01 Aew
fork, a noted specialist on Internal
,-tilnB for 26 years In thot city. Clip
this out as a reminder to ask for the
loklet at your first opportunity.
Adv.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
SKILLFULLY MADE
..When you get a set of artificial
teeth", there Is one la one thing well
worth considering: That is satisfac--j
Hon. A .cheap set made on the fac
tory plan will cause endless worry,
embarrassment and ufferlng. Plates
that do' not fit aro little better than
nona. i Specialism . on artificial teeth,
and guarantee, them to fit. It re
quires practical skill to make artific
ial teeth and guarantee them to fit.
It requires practical skill to make ar
tificial teeth fit so comfortably and
snugly that you can at. laugh and talk
without froveallng that your natural
teeth aro. gone. Why deny yourself
the, enjoyment of .your food by going
without teeth. Or wearing a set that
does not fit. When you can have them
rmde by an expert.
DR. HENRY B. PURL.
If .008 K. Main St. phono 5 03 -It
3 WE REPAIR
tRatteries, Generators, :
l. : Starters, Ignition,
Lighting, Magneto
f. .:' '. : Systems' . '.
- All Wbrk Guaranteed.
Official Service American' Bosch
' ' ' Magneto Co. ; '
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Perkins Auto
Electric Co.
f 27 N. Grape St, Medford, Ore.
Phone 237-fc Night Call 985
Medford Iron Works
Tractor, .track, Spray Outfit, and
. Gu Engine Repairing a Specialty
GEMiRAX FOUNDRY
' V1) MACHINE SHOP
WEEK IN VALLEY
In older to stimulate, the purchase
of Oregon-made products by Oregon
people, the week of April 24 to 30 has
been Bet aside for making displays
of Oregon manufactured products in
the show windows of Medford mer
chants. .
No gioater prosperity can be
brought to our state than to keep our
industries in full operation during 12
months of the year.
No greater prosperity can be
brought to Jackson county than tn
have residents purchaso Jackson
county products, and In order that
they mny know the products manu
factured here, you are invited to ex
hibit your manufactured wares at the
exhibit room of the Medford Chamber
of Commerce,
Kxhibits should be pu in place
next Saturday, April 23rd, or Monday,
April 26th. at the latest.
Kxhibits should consist of flour mill
and lumber mill products, box shook,
dairy goods, canned and dried fruiti;
and vegetables, art goods, photo
graphs, furniture, machinery, ice,
printed matter, advertising aigns,
granite and cement products, tentn
and awnings, furs, candles, orchard
ladders, fish screens, harness, men fl
and women's clothing, millinery, bak
ery goods, brooms, cigars, soft drinks,
green house flowers, and any other
j 'oducts manufactured in the county.
(Only those products wmcn arc actu
ally manufactured in the county
should be displayed).
Kach exhibit should, have a small,
neat sign giving the manufacturer's
name, together, with such other In
formation as may be desired.
A dinner will be served by the La
dies Aid society of the Christian
church in the basement of . their
church on Friday, April 29th. The
cost will be, 60 cents per plate. Seve
ral farmers will address those attend
ing this dinner. Show them that you
are Interested 111 their problems, by
being present.
TO
WILL LECTURE IN
,0.0.F:
AT
Of three government airplanes,
which passed over the city at 3.30
Wednesday afternoon en route from
Mather field to Camp lwls. the two
piloted by Lieutenant O. tlardner and
Sergeant Eckerson were forced to re
turn to Medford, landing at the aviu
tlon field at 4.40 on account of the
'heavy clouds over the Umpuua di
vide, and the third plane piloted by
Sergeant Andert. was forced to make
a landing in a field 12 miles north of
"Rogue Kiver because of engine
trouble.
The planes, which are to act as tar
get practice observers at Camp Lewis,
expected to continue on their journey
this forenoon, although before leaving
'the Hotel Medford this morning Lieu
tenRnt Gardner said that unless Ser
geant Andert's motor wns working
perfectly he would not permit him to
fly with his plane, and In this event
he and Sergeant Eckerson would con
tinue the flight to .Camp Lewis with
out him. The lieutennnt did not
know the condition of Anderts motor
.titer the latter had landed. -
The planes flew to Medford from
Red Bluff In two hours yesterday
afternoon, bucking a rather Btrong
wind most of the way. They left Mu
ther field nt 10:30 a. m., arrived at
Red Bluff, where they stopped to take
on gas and oil, and departed from
Red Bluff at 1:30 p. m.
Definite ariungeimmts have at last
been perfected for I he uppearuueo of
Kdwln Markhaiu. the world-famous
poet and native Oregon son, to give
ono of his splendid lecture n'udintfa in
Medford on Tuesday evening,. May 10.
-A number of dates have been ar
ranged for the poet in various towns
through the stale, and his visit to his
native state will be in a way an ova
tion of appreciation by the people of
the state, which is unfortunately
among the last communities In the
country to show her ow n Immortal son
due honor.
This is an unusual opportunity for
our people, for Edwin Markham Is not
only the author of "The Man With the
Hoe," but of many other famous
poems, and is recognized as one of the
most entertaining orators, lecturers,
and philosophers of our time. ' His
number will not be "dry as dust"
talft on poetry, but will, bis friends de
clare, be so entertaining and llkpable.
that the audience will beg for more
and more.
The 103rd anniversary of the Inde
pendent Order of Oddfellows will be
observed Sunday evening in the Chris
tian church with a special sermon lec
ture by the pastor, D. E. Millard who
la also noble grand of the Medford
lodge. Oddfellows and Rehekahs will
attend in a body and will occupy the
contor section of the church which
will lie reserved for them. A special
program of music is being prepared
for the service which includes selec
tions by an orchestra and male quar
tet. Members of the orders are re
quested to meet at the Oddfellows hall
at 7 p. m. so as to go in a body. The
general public fa' cordially invited.
. W in Bed Tm-ee Days
Mrs. JBsie Reed, 217 N. Exter St.,
Tulsa, Okla., writes: "I was in bed
three days with my back. I took Foley
Kidney Pills and In two days was at
my work again. I cannot praise your
medicine too much." Foley Kidney
Pills stop bladder Irregularities and
strengthen the kidneys. Thoy help
eliminate from the Bystem the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff joints, sore muscles, swollen
hands and feet, puffinesa under the
eyes. Sold everywhere. Adv.
TOMORROW P. Wl.
A track and field meet will be
held on the Jackson school field to
morrow, April 22. in which all the
grades of the different schools will
take part. The." first, second and
third place hoys and girls from the
5th, Gth, 7th and 8th grades will
enter a meet againBt Ashland's
grade youngsters on May 4.
There will be no charge" for to
morrow's meet and it is hoped that
many interested school patrons will
attend.
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 22
On Friday, April 22, tho Woman's
Missionary society of tho Christian
church will hold an all day meeting in
the church parlors beginning at 10:30
in the morning. Mrs. Josephine Cham
pie of Eugene, Ore., will give the main
addresses of the day and members of
the local society will assist on the
program. A luncheon and social hour
will be enjoyed at noon. All the ladies
of the church and friends are very
cordially invited and urged to come
and make it an enjoyable day.
The topic in the morning session is
"Prayer," and a Bpecial address by
Mrs. Champie on "A Glimpse of the
Task" explaining the five-year cam
paign. In the afternoon there will be
special music and the main address
will be "Counting One in the Unfin
ished Task." The meeting will ad
journ at 3:60.
OAKDALE CORNER
Under the direction of City Super
intendent DuvlB a force of workmen
today began the work of cutting back
the corner of West Main street and
North Oakdale avenue 23 feet, to
lessen the danger of auto accidents at
that corner, which for years has been
regarded as the most dangerous in
this regard in the city. The city Is
enabled to make this improvement
through a deal made months ago with
the .Methodist church (South) con
gregaion.
The cutting down of this corner
will muke a great change in this
corner, and the sidewalk from North
Oakdale to West Main, or vice versa
will be in a semi-circlo around tho
corner, closer to the churh edifice
than the present sidewalks. This
change will add to the very pleas
ing appearance of the remodeled and
rebuilt church.
Cigarette
To seal in the
delicious Burley
tobacco flavor.
It's Toasted
Do You Need a
Corn Planter?
HAYES
Four-Wheel
PLANTER
Stop in and see the
Hayes Four-Wheel Planter
That plants like human hands.
The Most Successful Corn Planter Made.
Patton and Robinson, Inc.
Tel. 150
112 So. Riverside
WHY PAY MORE
"When you take your auto repair work to a shop
where everything is done by hand you always pay
more for it". Our shop is equipped with up-to-date
machinery to do the same work, which is in charge
of experts. We guarantee all work and will save you
money on the same.
Wc ask that you give our shop a trial and we will
abide by the result. '
Equipment workmanship and service is our
motto.
VALLEY GARAGE
Medford
Fish Co.
Sea Food
v u c:.u -
Dressed Poultry
, 7. . .
That Appetizing
Portland Bread '
We Are Prepared to Serve You
III! ., i
BENEFITS of X-I
Sacred Heart Hospital
FUND
A Worthy Enterprise That All Should Patronize
RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday, May 7th
At which time everything for wear and use will be sold
We also want every one who can to donate wearing
apparel, food, horses, cattle, pigs, chickens and any
thing for this cause to phone 77-J-2 or 380.
GRAND BALL
Wednesday, May 11th
General Dancing, Solo Dances, Etc.
Tickets will be on sale at the stores.
SPLENDID MUSIC
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