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MEDFORT) MATL TRTTiTJXR MET)FOT?D, OTJFiOX. TUESDAY. APKTL '2(1. 1ft21
MOVE GIRLS
Pure, Sweet Cider
j 1 : in tins
A healthful and wholesome beverage at
any season of the year
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BAG LEY'S J4
I AWARDED GOLD MEDAL, HIGHEST
AWARD PANAMA PACIFIC
EXPOSITION
Packed and Guaranteed by
Bagley Canning Co.
Talent, Oregon
See Our Exhibit at Chamber of Commerce
The "Orog'm T'l'odiiftM J)fnner will
In given by tin ludifH of tin Ohris
ti;tn chiiivh on KiUlay, April 2Uth at
G:.H i. it), This is p.nt of the pro
Mi am of .1 ho Oregon I'lnducts Wcr-k,
now in progress fti Medford. Th
)in-Mifi'nt of the Associated Industries
.iwiailon, H. J. Frank of the Ulu-
niaucr-F'ntrik Co. and A. U. ('lark. Its
numageiywill be in .Medford on Fri
day ami will attend the dinner.
H'Vorl members f tin Farm Uu
'I'l'iui have been ivijiifHti'd to niak'i: ad-Idn-MHcH
after the dinner. Thewe will
; In hhort and snappy so as to enable
those wIk desire lo attend the ,con
cert of the Irm Angeles Philharmonic
orchestra, in do so.
i The dinner will be served In ' the
'bnycmenl of the fhrlstinn church anil
J the charge will be (Uc per plate. As
. tear as possible, the food lo be strv
!Vd, will be an Oregon produet.
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TOMORROW NOON ATTEMPT AGAIN TO
"Tin Cutis" are nwst common, but
most uncommon an the subject of tin
liildrciHH, yut, Col. II. H. SarKent lia
si'lw tud it aa a basis of his talk at the
li'dff)i'U Chamber of Commerce forum
at the Medford Hotel tomorrow noon
The result of the Membership Kx-
'itaiitilon cnmijniUn-wiLl he marie known
jRtie. 'fujiiirt '.ipd Jiioae wlib ';bbcaina
!i(ipinhers' dininyj the carrinaiKn . are
psiiccliflly Invited to attend.
As Col. Hargont Is, known for his wit
and humor, he alwnys draws a full
bouse, therefore members should he
I prompt in order to net a seat In the
.annex dining room.
Knight's Rogue River Catsup
One of Your Own Industries
Rogue River Valley Tomatoes, manufactured into CATSUP at
our plant at Medford, Oregon.
We think that your tomatoes and our plant can produce as fine
CATSUP as can be mado anywhere.
Buy a bottle of KNGHT'S ROGUE RIVER CATSUP today and
find this out for yourself.
We also pack OREGON GROWN PICKLES, APPLE CIDER,
VINEGAR, SAUER KRAUT and condiments.
THE KNIGHT PACKING COMPANY
Office and main plant at Portland. Oregon
Plants at Cornelius and Medford, Oregon.
The cryslal tourmaline has remark
able optical properties.
fL SWEAR OFF
1 TOBACCO
"No-To-Itac" nas helped thousands
to breiik the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you havo
a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe,
or for a chew, Just place, a harmless
No -To-Hue tablet in your mouth in
stead, to help relievo that awful de
sire. Hhortly the habit may be com
pletely broken, and you are better otf
men tally physically, financially. It's
so oasy, bo simple. Get a box of Ko-To-Hac
and if it doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco, In any
form, your druggist will refund your
money without uucstion. Adv.
DR. RICKERT
Eyes Scientifically Tested
and Glasses Properly Fitted
. NO DltOl'S USKI)
llrokcn lenses Accurately Duplicated
6ulto l-'J over May Co.
' BOH K. Main, llpntjilr.
Miss Vera Eerie, one of the four
prima donnas with the Al G. Barnes
circus, Little Mitchell, the "circus
baby,". - and "Beauty," the world's
smallest pony. All are coming to Med
ford with the big show on Wednesday
May 4.
The lure of the circus lias reached
several of the California motion ulc-
i ture studios, and in the cast of "Alice
in Junsleland," which is featured with
the Al (1. llarnes circus which conies
to Medford on Wednesday! .May 4, will
seen a Kroup of younK : ..women
whose faces are familiar to screen fol
lowers. Miss Mildred Kerr was the first ol
' the studio Tolk to seek employment
I with the Haines circus, and she found
the work of rehearsals so congenial
that her enthusiasm spread among
ner friends and as a result the "fairy
number" in the spectacle Is made up
exclusively of young women who have
been earning their livelihood In the
pictures.
So difficulty would have been ex
perienced in obtaining the contracts
of twice as many more young women,
as the winter quarters were besieged
with applicants just before the show
started on tour, but as there were not
accommodations for. any more, the late
comers were disappointed.
While the general conception Is that i
circus life Is difficult, the performers
do not find It so. The new feminine
recruits will ride in the parade, do
their parts In the spectacle, ride men
agerie horses, enjoy thrno well-cooked
meals In the open, sleep comfortable
at night In perfectly appointed l'ull
mans. and see a lot of the country; In
addition they receive, much better sal
aries than are pald' hy stage attrac
tions' foi' choriis gil ls. ' : "
LONDON. Another attempt is to
be made tb'is summer by the admiralty
to recover the remainder of the bullion
lost when the armed liner Laurentlc
was mined and sunk off the north
coast of Ireland 111 HUT.
The salvage vessel, Hacer, together
vvtlli the Canadian drifter No. 1, will
undertake the salvage work for the
font th summer.
The Laurentic went down in 20 fath
oms (liO feet I of water four miles off
thu coast of Donegal carrying gold
burs to the value of between $10,000,
000 and $15,000,000.
IVour years of pounding by Atlantic
gules, have reduced the wreck to a
shapeless mass and each year I ho j
work has been more difficult. Lat'
summer the -divers found that about
ifjll tons of hull anil deckplates had
settled on the strong room, where the
gold was stored, breaking it in. The
result was that only about $25,000 was
recovered, compared with $1,250,000
the previous year.
Alter the winter storms Ihe divers
expect to find the wreckage covered
with gravel and silt which lias to be
cieured away with pumps. Then the
steel plates and' girders must he cut
away.
The Racer Is now equipped, in addi
tion to; every possible contrivance for
aiding divers, with a "recompression
chamber." ,A diver can reach the bot
tom In half a minute but after pro
longed immersion at 20 fathoms below
tho surface halt' an hour has to he
ullowed for raising him because if
brought up too quickly he is likely to
collapse. The great pressure at 20
fathoms saturates the system with
nitrogen gas but in the recompression
chamber the nitrogen can he eliminat
ed gradually.
Go After
Rheumatism
Right
The oldest clock now running Is nt
Hampton Court, England, and dates
from 1540.
First of all, rheumatism must be
treated Internally. The blood should
be purified and the stomach and kid
neys made to do their work properly.
Massage tho sore and swollen part?
at least twice daily with'un oIP that
will not Irritate or Inflame the skin.
Keep th bowels open to help the
treatment.
You can get everythins necessary
in the complete Anti-Uric outfit. It
your urine is discolored or has a bat1
odor the vffect of Anti-Uric Tonic will
give you an early confidence In the
treatment. The jar of Anti-Uric w'll
help proper massage of the painful
surfaces. A supply of the famous
Pullman Pills will furnish th correct
laxative.
These three preparations contain
only vegetable Ingredients. All me
in one generous,' compact package.
The price complete is $1.60 and there
'i a money back guarantee with every
package. Get the Anti-Uric outfit to
day from.
IIKATirS DRUG STORE
Adv.
?50
buys a brand
new Coronm,
portable type-
writer. Other aiu
at attractive price.
See us before you buy.
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ROOK STOKR
PICTURE
FRAMING
SWEM'S STUDIO
Everything in
Woodwork
We make anything from a Candlestick to
the complete millwork job for your new
home, store or office.
Let u quote you prices on .
SASH AND WINDOWS
"WINDOW FRAMES
WINDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
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FRENCH DOORS
PANEL DOORS
KITCHEN CABINETSU
BUILT IN CABINETS
PANEL WORK
FURNITURE
OFFICE FIXTURES
SHOW CASES V CEDAR CHESTS
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
We meet Portland prices in millwork
TROWBRIDGE
CABINET WORKS
MEDFORD
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Now is the Time to Brighten Up
C. L. WOLFF
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Honest work at honest prices.
Lots of good work already done in Medford to speak
for itself.
No job too small, no job too large.
'Interior or exterior, anything-.
345 N. Riverside Ave. . Phone 376-X
'Work guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully given.
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IT'S QUALITY THAT COUNTS
THE PEERLESS BAKERY
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BAKERS OF '
BROWN and PEERLESS BREAD
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COMPARE OUR PRODUCTS WITH OTHERS IN OUR LINE
Insist on having Nut Brown and Peerless when buying bread
Phone 503 J. 606 E. Main For Sale Everywhere See Exhibit at Chamber of Commerce
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