Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMTCDFOKl) MA 11 TUfRUNR. MEDFORO. ' QRKCiOX, FRIDAY. MAY 20, ,1921 PA0T3 SIX Children's- -$8 ; Ailments FISQRDERS of the stomach and constipation are U the most common diseases of children. To , correct them you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following .morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. Special Clearance Sale ONE WEEK ONLY Fine Standard Talcum Powders and Toilet i Soaps At Cost Come and Look Them Over Medford Pharmacy Main and Central Prescription Druggists ji SHOULD FAVOR CLEANER CITY Tlii! business men, all of tliem, na dually, are In favor of the Clean Ui and Taint Up campaign. The bankers because It Increases and preserves property values, teaches, thrift and promotes prosperity and stability and U'owlh. The real estate men for the same reason; and because thoy often add ?5 to 10 a front foot In the value of a run down neighborhood simply by cleaning up and painting up. ' All other business men for similar reasons, and the merchants esiecially, for the campaign greatly increases the sale of all lines, of goods that help to make a town and its homes spick and span, clean and comfortable and. beau tiful, and safe against the ravages of fire and tlie 'weatheK Worthy and thrifty ilurchases these, that benefit the whole community. ' , FREE MATINEE PAGE !! t " V; . , ' . ' i i i 1' 71 This Is Paint-Up Week and Clean-Up Week After working all over Hit country I located in Medford because it is the best place to live, and .1 ex pect to reside here until I. die. ' 1 have, had -10 years' of pracHcaV experience in studying and mixing paints, and painting, and have.' selected Fuller's Line Because It Is the Best on the Market . . One kind of paint will not do on all surfaces, hut we have or will mix paint for all surfaces. Call at our .store at l'2H North Front, and let's talk it over. We carry a big stock of Wall Paper. ,. THOMPSON, the Paint Tke Mail Tribune and Ceo. A. Hull t Co. have arrange to give free mat- iuoes for children every other Satur day at 10:30 a. in. at the Page (.heatre beginning this Saturday .with Mrs, Wiggins of the Cauunge Patch," a very appropriate film. ' The only requirement Is that each child clip a coupon from the Mail Td hitue and present the samo at the door of the Page aii(J they will be ad milted free. Jlcmemuor you must have n coupon. ' FREE COUPON This coupon presented at the door of the Page Theatre Saturday at 10:30 a m.. will admit any child free to the matinee. ' ELK CREEK Mr. nml Mrs. Van Ileffnio and fnm lly of the L S. fitOu'iira, made a lusi- iu'.hh trip to Medford Wedncsduy, yo turnhiK homo that evening-. Mr. und .Mrs. Floyd Hutchinson aiul dntiKhter Olive Hpent Sunday ufler- 110011 viHitinj; with Mrs. m; E.'t Mfd I dleluiHher aL Trail. '' ' I I Mr. and Mr, Charlie UlutesH made lit InisineKH trip to Medford last week. Mm. ItlateKM, who Mhh not been well, .is feelinK niueh better. All's. Frank iJitsworlh haH made Hevernl tiipn to the valley with loads of potatoeH, - Mr. and M rs. Own r S t e wa it and Hinall daunhter Hpent Sunday, wcejt tiK in Medford, visiting relatives. ' MrH. M. K. Middlelmsher and Fred Middlehusher made a hiisiness trip to Mi'dford in the truck Tuesday. Mr. Fluyd Hutchinson him been ap pointed npprentirc ftah eulturist at the I'URct Sound stations, Washing ton, but will be In charge of the Uogue Hivor Htatious this summer.' Mr. and Mis. .1. !. t'larey mailt a InislneKH nip to Ashland Friday, re turning Sunday jvfternoon. Miss Enid Middlebusliei took Sunr day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. K. ' W. Hutchinson. M rs. 1 r u i n 1 lowe t r T r n 11 was brought home from Medford this week, where she ha been under the doctor's cure for the past few weeks. She is doing nicely n o w and it is hoped thnt in h short time she. will be aide to get around. Mrs. S. W." Hutchinson nnd Mrs. Van HeJfuer visited with Mrs. (.Jeorgc Weeks Tuesday afternoon. Notice to Property Owners A city ordinance requires occupant or owner of any lot or parcel of land, whether occu pied or vacant, to dispose of weeds or grss along fences or sidewalks. Many complaints have been made and instructions have been issued to police to rigidly enforce this ordi nance. Penalty is fine of $2.00 to $20.Q0 or one to ten days in jail. Mr. Houston of Trull is visiting friends at licagle. M rs. Sa m Pol lard u ml M rs. Tho Class attended lodgo meeting at Central Point Tuesday night. Thursday nnd Friday was elimina tion day at Antioch school. Mr. I, kelss and llrrt Chapman I nnu i a uu i y intuoi en iu vr mn i nw . Monday. j Miss Ambry In low made a trip to ! Trail Thursday and atayed ovr night with lire grandmother, .Mrs, Atlbright. I Mrs. Luciih took In some fine fryers to Medford Thursday. ' CI;uidc Chapman is buying and Jiauiing his wood from Mr. Smith at Antioch. ' Mr. C. 11. AVeston and his daughter-in-law made a trip to Ashtand Friday. Mr. and . Mrs. It. E. Moore tttuyed over night with Mr. Moore's parents In the Meadows Thursday. Mr. Locus sheared sheep for II. C Chapman the first of the week. MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGES l.cnvo Medford 11 n. m. Daily. Leave, liose liurg 1 p. m. Daily MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS . blitVH MKIMKI. S:u() a. m. 1 1 :dii a. in. 1 :0 p. m. I:;iu p. in. Curs stop at all Intermediate points. Wnfllng room Meilford, 5 SmKh I'ront. l.l'.WK (ilt.WTS l'.XSS. 10:0(1 n. in. 1 :0 p. in. 4:011 p. m. li : 1 p. in. riiono :iou INTERURBAN AUTOCAR jQ. On Road to Boneyard "I have Just finished n treatment oT your wonderful remedy and can say it has done wonders for me already. For the past five years I have been unable to eat any but the lightest food and that but sparingly, as any food caused me to Moat with gas. I was reduced to n skeleton of ninety pounds, nnd was on the road to the boneyard. A friend in lhrmlngham sent me a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful lieiredy. which 1 took, and I nm sure it will entirely cure me of my trouble, judging from what It bi might from me and the way 1 feel." It is a sim-' pie. harmless preparation that re uihvi'm the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allay the Inflam mation which causes practically all stomach, liver und Intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will IN SPAIN PROVES A COWIPLETEFROST .MA Dill 1). Spaniards do not under stand boxing and do not want to, I judging from some of the comments in connection with the recent exhibi tion given by Caruenticr in Madrid. where lie reproduced with I-eiiaers, ub hia boxing partner Ills bout against Hattling ljevinaky. The Diario Universal says: "When the great, Incomparable, unique C'ar- nenller entered the ring and noticed that there, were not nioi.e tiian 200 spectators present, he was unable Jo refrain from a .gesture of jistonish- nient. Wherever he had , exhibited previously the. .tickets bad been sold out a fortnjeht befurr.Iian(l and in soma canes special traini bad been run for the accommodation . of 'fans.' The managers on this occasion must hare suffered ruinously, or Carpen- tler's terms are high. "The sQCret of .this 'Jrosf Is rjot far to seek. Spaniards ,do not use ,'thefr fiats. They prefer .smacks. Fists hurt the adversary and, besides, it .hurts one's hands to hit wjth, thein closed. , "We are a neople pf . dpem hands and our arer Clown .Itself more i words than In nitiscles. . Should Span; iurds come to . blows, tlie necessary preliminaries are, a long string of In; suits for the adversary and two or three generations of his ancestors. Then ensue a couple of smacks, after whicli the contestants embrace 'and hold each other so as to give time for the onlookers to separate them." The newspaper concludes: "While boxing continues to be a fight with closed fists It will not catch on with ub; bill1 arrange a match with open hands and tlien we shall see a crowded gathering to witness It." ' y The Foley ami llurk Combined shows will open a five ilny's engage ment at Medford. commencing' on TueHday of next week. May 2itlli on the lot north of the Uig I'iiies lumber yard. Foley and liurk have been coming; to .Medford for the past twelve years,; and have had a clean show. The ag gregation has graduated from th,ei three cur class of open air aniuSementj ;iml -tins season Is travelling in its own. special train of te'ii cars. 1 ; All of the equipment Is devoted to;; the conveyance of show properly, no sleeping ears being carried, hence the 150 people employed on Hie show havo to eat and sleep at hotels and -estuurants while here. There are five big riding devices carried on tlie show. They are mons ter seaplanes, swung from a forty-foot ftluhiinntcd tower, big ferris wheel,, $20,000 galloping horse earrousul. 1921 model whip und the Jazxwhirl or human roulette wheel." The show consists of a minatilre two-ring cir cus with fourteen' pretty ponies, two trick horses, a funny iiiiilo, twenty or, thirty dogs and as many clover mnn-j keys inonke'land', " where monkey! actors present ' a complete drama, J jungleland, tile llawnilnn vl'lnge, the; bughouse, and several others. , ' The company carries a complete' concert band ami gives free acts on the show grounds at every perform- :e. THELOWCQSTOF Few advertising men know that ad vertising space in newspapers Is by far tho most economical way to reach the consumer. It Is a fact and the only reason that advertising as ever cre ated was because wise and shrewd business men learned that they could buy white space in publications at a minimum cost and because of tho mes sage they would put into that space they could make a profit, on tho trans action and make the advertising a real investment in production of sales and goodwill. ' In Ihew days of high cost of white paper and printing the advertiser could not print a full-page advertise ment and buy tho white paper at the small cost that the newspaper charges htm for the complete page delivered into the home by Invitation. That is to say, the readers of this newspaper buy a paper because they want to read it and because they know they get more, for their money at 2 or S cents than anything else they could buy at that price. That is what makes the advertising so valuable to the adver tiser, provided they have the ri'tht message, the right illustration and the right merchandising plan back of the advertising. Newspaper advertising is by far the most economical method to reach the consumer. ' . WILLIAM 11. KAXKI.V,.' President. William H. Itnnkin Adver-' Using Agency In Xewspapordam. ' AtliicW. of hlrcnn-. have tieen U-nnwn "DEMEMBER to ask your . grocer for Calumet Baking Powder and be sure that you get it " the Indian Head on the orange . label. Then forget about bake day -failures. For you will never have any. Calumet always produces the sweetest and most palatable foods. It never varies in quality And now remember, you always use less than of most other brands because it possesses greater leav ening strength: Now Remember- Always Use i.ii i ' ' '' ' There is no waste. If a recipe calls tor one egg two cups or flour half a cup of milk that's all you use. You never have to re-bake. ' Calumet is absolutely sure. In any baking any time, whether the can has iust been opened or whether it is , tlie last spoonful. Contains only such ingredients as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities and is the product of the largest, most modem and sanitary Baking Powder Factories in existence. A pound can of Calumet contains full . lQoz. Some baking powders come jn 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it. whiiiiiiiii iiwiMiimm in mini m Calumet "Columbia i Htuifin . ' - '- Recipe -4 cups of sifted flour,. 4 level tea 1 spoons C ol u m it Baking Powder, 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 cpgs, 2 cups sweet jniik. . Tuen mix iu the regular way. 71 1 E. Main and Genesee Street Lumber - Lath - Shingles - Sash and Doors - Mouldings Wallace Wood, proprietor of the .new lumber yard, would like to meet his old customers, as well as new and assures them all the same fair and courteous treatment of former years. WALLACWqODS ' Phone 422-J - trds Lambert's 'Trublpruf" Tires Have you socn Ihein. -Will fit any Dcuumntalile IJiin. arc fheaper than piieuinat ics and will eliminate all tire trouble. Xo spares, tulies. blowouts. ' jarks. imnctiu'es, jxnups or profanity. Claren E. Jaqua 318 East Main St. , BUY A GOOD BICYCLE It saves shoe-lcathcr, tiino ami cni-rsr Harley-Davidson Bicycles Arc as kuihI as Harley-Davidson Motorcycles All IHcrclcs and Mnlorryclcs re paired nt Gaylord Motorcycle Shop I CITY AUTO PAINT WORKS WASlllXtJ. VOI.ISIUXC., TOP DllKSlNt, Medford Iron Works Tractor, Trnek, . (pray Outfit, and Gum Engine Itcpalrlnc a Specialty . GENEOAli FOCNDnT i AND MACHINE SIIOP ! PICTURE ! FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO GIM CHUNG j China Herb Store Horn cure for cftrach heartache, cat arrh, liipihcria. sor throat, tunc trouble, , kidney trouble, stomacli trouble, heart trouble, chill? ami fever, cramps, cauchs, j por circulation, carbuncle., tumors, cracked lrM.st. curs all kinds of coiters. NO OPKKATIONS. Medford. oreeon, Jan. 1!. 1917. This in to certify that I, the under Rtcned, hint very severe stomacli trouble jan.l had been bothered for aeveral years , ami list AueuM wan not expected to j live, and hearing of Gim Chunff (whOsa : Herh Minre is ai 2M South Front street, M-dford. 1 decitled to eet hei b for my Hl'iuittc! tiouMe. and I slartil to feellnff tfti-r as sion as 1 uaul them and today 4tn a well man and can heartily recom meiul anyone afflicted an I was to sea CS i in t'muiE and trv his Herbs. i Signed i w. It. JOHNSON. 'WiineNS-'s: Wm. Lewis, KasU Point. W. 1,. I'hildreth, l.aifld Point. M. A. An.lerson, Me,lford. S. H Italmes. I'.aclr H.rtnt. K. .M.Hire. point. J V. Alt Inlvrr IUkIu t'ulnt.