MEDFOTtD MATL THIBUNE, fEDFORT). ORlXiOX, VRTDAY, MAY in. 1021
PAGE FIVE
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I I THERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain's
I! 1 Tablets for constipation. When the oroDer
' ; dose is taken their action is so agreeable and so
natural that you do not realize that it is the effect
of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper
ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular
gction of the bowels. Chamberlain's Tablets have"
cured many cases of chronic constipation.
At Heath's Drug Store
Vacuum Bottles
Kodaks and Films
Sterno Stoves and Heat
Goggles,, all colors and styles for eye
comfort.
, Creams and Powders
Poison Oak Remedies and Germicidal;
Soap. ' ;
You will need one or more of these articles in
your Summer outings.
The San Tox Store
109 East Main Street. : v
STAR MEAT MARKET
FRESH FISH
y . SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Choice Shoulder Pork Roasts . 20c
Choice Beef Pot Roasts . 17ic :
All Beef Stews f .......... . -.15c
Hamburger Steak . . . .'20c
:' Lots of nice Chickens and Rabbits
Also a Choice lot of fresh Vegetables and
-.; Groceries
314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273.
PASTE ME UP
Where By your phone. ,. .
Why For your conveniencn ' .
NASH TAXI . PHONE 96
Quick Service. Careful Drivers. -Buick Cars.
Country trips a specialty. Day or night.
: BEEBE & MARSHALL, New Proprietors.
; ' We Do Our Own Driving. .
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M DOES IT NEED PAINTING?
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'Ill Dealer in ' fK '
I : Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, (fgggfjjj
1 Varnishes and Glass PSgfl
! all on hand .
Good stock of W. P. Fuller's line of hk '
tf paints, every gallon guaranteed. g I
126 N. Front Phone 464 jfjJW
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PETITIONSOUT TO
PUT FAIR LEVY
UP TO VOTERS
Thursday night brought out auother
Imgo nJ iuieitBted uudieuce at the
Hulglit-Lewrs tabernacle itieetlngs. Tho
Woodmen lof the World attended the
service iu body. Mrs. Lewis sang a
special solo iu keeping with the uub-
jeet of Hie sermou. Ono of the great '
messages of Uie meetings was given
last evening on "The .Man of Ualllee."!
This ln'essage has beeu delivered by',
Dr. llulgln ft number ot times on the
cbautauiiua platform, and was highly
appreciated by all who were present.
The clear, logical presentation of the!
place of Christ In history was Bet forth!
in. a most convincing way, and could'
not fall to have Us effect on tho mind
of tho most skeptical person. I
Sunday afternoon the subject dis
cussed will be "The Lean Cow," which
should bo heard by everybody, and in
the evening Ur. Bulgin will discuss the
question as to whether the llibln
trachi's the doctrine of a hell, and If
so how can a Uud of lore send any
person to hell. Sunday promises to
be another big day.
' Dr. Bulgin tonight speaks on Chris
tian Science. The subject will be
treated, as has every other theme dis
cussed;, from a purely biblical point of
view. ' Us Christian Science Biblical,
or' Vnlilblleai: Is it 'scientific, or Is It
'unscluhttflClUW': It Christian, or Is It.
antl-qhtotisdfVThese-BuiiJects will be'
(Iiajiu69eu .a110 .u1e same lair, logical
rtreatment will be accorded the subject
rpsyhan been- shown to the satisfaction
of everybody who has heard Dr. Bul-
gln's great discourses. As a rule hun
dreds are turned away when Dr. Hul-
gin gives this message, so all who de
sire to hear this subject from the view
point of the bible are urged to be iu
their seats early. The personal work
ers will again meet at 7 p. m. tonight
at the M. E. church. South. The Sun
shine chorus is growing In numbers
and Interest. Elaborate preparations
are being made to make the Working
Wonien"s luncheons next week a great
success. ,
1'etillons culling upon the county
authorities lo place a measure for a
oue mill tax for fair buildings before
the voters at a special electiou, are
being circulated In the county.
The Farm Bureau county fair com
mittee requested the Med ford chamber
of commerce to have these .yetitlons
circulated In the city of Medford.
which rosixmsibillty was accepted.
The names of approximately 2000
voters Is necessary on tho petitions in
order to get It on the ballot. The luw
under which counties may tax them
selves for the construction of fnlr
buildings states that the measure con
taining such a levy must be voted
upon at a special election, together
with other provisions which would not
permit voting upon this question at
tho election on June 7th.
The county fair committer of the
Farm bureau, ill order to save the
county the expense of the special elec
tion contemplate asking all of the
judges and clerks of election to offer
Ihelr services without pay. They be
lieve the construction of proper fair
facilities is of such importance to the
county and farmers" in particular that
ever)- citizen having anything to do
with the county fair should volunteer
his or her services the same as tho
members of the Farm Bureau and the
Fair asaoclation are now doing.
Those having petitions for circula
tion in Medford are Fred Mcars, W. II.
Gore, John Goodrich, Fort Hubbard,
J. II. Carkln, E. C. Gaddis, S. 1. Brown,
J. W. Wakefield-, G. V. Nellson, J. V.
Dressier, S. Sumpter Smith, W. A.
j Gates, Karl Short, Bert M. Sullivan, J.
D. Boll, S. T. Richardson and Jerry
Jerome.
The petition may be signed nt the
headquarters of the Medford Chamber
of Commerce.
YOU don't have to use as
much of Calumet as you
do of most other Baking Powders.
Because it has more than the or
dinary leavening strength. You
save about half on its use.
You don't have to pay a big
price for Calumet. It's sold at a mod
erate price. It always has been.
And that represents another saving.
You don't have to feel uncer
tain as to results. Bakings never fail
because Calumet never falls below
the proven standard of 'Best by Test"
ASHLAND, May 13. Five thousand
dollars is the estimate for the local
chamber of commerce budget for 1921,
and in line with this. quota nearly a
score of members of the organization
have already been appointed to can
vass business firms and Individuals In
order to raise this fixed amount. The
15000 Ik placed as a minimum of what
should be raised for this specific fund.
As an indication of the spirit which Is
prompting the prosecution ot this fi
nancial campaign, J. W. McCoy, cash
ier of the First National bank, pledged
tne chamber of commerce that the
three banks of Ashland would sub
scribe an additional ten per cent of
the amount raised for the budget. A
tentative allotment of this budget, as
planned, appropriates $1500 for a
Fourth of July celebration, $1000 for
the summer school, and $1200 for a
tent city on the Chautauqua grounds,
In the way of major expenditures, the
balance of $1300. to be reserved for
minor purposes contingent upon emer
gent demands. No salaries or office
expenses are to be drawn from tills
$5000 budget. A chief feature enter
ing Into the Fourth1 of July celebration
will he signalizing completion of the
mountain unit Qf thn PacirUnHjgliwfly
as far as finking lip the paved sections
is concerned. This promises to be a
notahlet'event.(4ren nf Intei-slftfeWlhv
gontaim and catttomlans will". Jolir-to
gether in celebrating an event which
means so much for both common
wealths, In ' other Fwords. Jackson
county, .Oregon, and 'Siskiyou county.
California, will join In a mutual jollifi
cation over the completion of the "con
necting link" In the improved highway
aud Inasmuch as Ashland Is to cele
brat the Fourth anyway, the dual
observance will be lined up here. The
highway project Is to be completed by
July 1, allowing a few days in the
meantime to perfect details of the
joint celebration, a few certain for
malities to take place on the actual
state boundary limitations in a per
functory way.
Of course it Is taken for granted
that those who Bubscrihed towards
the chamber of commerce budget last
year will duplicate their donations
this season also, ai-tha same time In
fluenclng newcomers to fall Into line
also. The soliciting committee is
headed by L. F. Ferguson, others of
the personnel being H. H. Elhart,,A. C.
Biiggs, W.'H. MoNair, T. H. Simpson,
V. O. N. Smith,. C. H. Pierce. Fred
Engle, C B Lamk!n..O. t. Carson,
Homer Billings, Louia Dodge, A. C.
Nlninger. J.-W. McCoy .-Charles Rose,
J. H. McGee. E. T. Staples. J. C. Kaegl,
This comiplttoe .(began early In the
week at canvassing on the $5000 bud
get basis. ..
The amount of the special budget
raised last year was $4200, of which
principal $1555 remained unexpended
on or about May 1 of the present year.
As we understand It, the budget fund
is raised independently of receipts in
cident to membership dues, the mem
bership of the chamber of commerce
at present being 375, tne members pay
Ing one dollar per month each.
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Itpossesses the highest quality
ever put into a Baking Powder. Con
tains only such ingredients as have
been officially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities. ,
For weeks, for months it keeps as
fresh and full of strength as the day it
left the Calumet Factories, the World's
Largest, most Sanitary and Modern
Baking Powder plants.
Every spoonful of every can is the
same pure and dependable. Try it
A pound can of Calumet contains full
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
iWSllSl
Calumet Cold Call
' Rocipa
Yolks of 8 eggs. IK
cups ot granulated
lunar, cup of
water, y, cup of but
ter, 2M cups paUry
flour, 3 level, tea
spoons Calumet
BakingJfowder.l ta
blespoon of vanilla.
Then mix in regular
way.
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A London surgeon ascribes Increase
of goitre among Women to insufficient
li.lliiiiS nbiMil (lie neck and throat.
490 touring Gar $810
Delivered Medford
One-third down, balance 12 monthly installments
Interest at 7
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