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1 PTlOE ' THREE 1 Norma Tainwde? in '"The Sitfn on the Door 'J AND DRY: SAYS Drink lota of water and lUp aating Mt in a while if your Sadder troubles yon. 7 v arEDFORD MATE TRTRUNT!, "MEDFOTJD'. (VREOOX", TTJTTftY." 'OCTOBER 7,ln2T SALTS IF BAGtHGHY SEPTEMBER CLEAR ! AND KIDNEYS HURT 5. A Well When juu wake up with bickoehe' sad dull misery in the kidney region it gen erally mean you hare been eating too xyuch meat, says a well-known- Authority. Si eat. form uric acid which overworks the kidneys ia their effort to filter it Irom the blood and they booome sort of paralysed and lotrgy. When your kidceyt get sluggish ud clog you miut rcliere thaaa, like yeu relieo your bowels; re nwriag all t body's urinous waste, Im you Bare sackacha, aiak headache, dizzy spslls; your storaaaa sours, toagua U coated, ui -when the weaUser is bad you hire Theunatio twiages. Ths urine ii cloudy, full of sediment, ebanntls of tea pet aore, water sosias and you are obliged to seek relief two or three time during the night. Hither eoaiult a good, reliable phyei ciaa at onee or gee from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tableepoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous aalta ia made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, aombined with lithia, aid has been usd for generations to sleaa and etimuiato sluggish kidneys, also ta aautraliae aoida ia the urine so it a loader irritates, thus eaaUag bladder wurasn Jad Salts is a life Barer for regular neat eaters. It is iaexpeasiTs, oaaaot isjirs aid aakea a daiifMfaJ, fCa reseeat lifcia-watar driak. 33--ROUNDS--33 BOXING NAT TONIGHT JESS INGRAM Medford vs. KID IRISH Valley ', , 14.0 lbs. 8 rounds. Fighting Johnny CARLSON vs. KID EG AN JOE BLACKBURN vs. MIKE SPENCER KID BENNETT vs. BATTLING CONARD and Good Preliminaries. Chas. Melrose, Referee Tickets at Brown k Brown Cf A hrand I new Corona """'portable type writer. Other makes at attrsrtive prices flasui before you buy. EDPORD nnrtm vrauw Shell Service Garage aa-s Fir St. rheaa Cars far hire wll.hent drivers l2.i aer day. Will taka ar ia srads far lear-re-sat raralskee' beaew. MAIL YOUR FILMS SWEM'S STUDIO 217 Eut Main St. Medfor Last month stood out conspicuous ly above the average September of recent years in please nt, warm weath er, and In its scarcity of rain. .Only .04 of an inch of rain fell, of which .03 fell the 20th, and .01 of an inch on the 14lu. Nineteen days of the month were clear. On the 12t.h and ISth there was but a trace. Nineteen days were clear, four partly cloudy and 7 cloudy. There was no snow fall. Neither was there a killing frost. The mean maximum was 79.3, the mean 67.1. The maximum tempera ture was 8S, which was reached on the 27th, and the minimum was 33, reached oh the 13th and lath. Tho greatest daily range was 4 9. The following is the official met eorological record: Max. iiin. Tct. Weather. Date. 1 2 3 4 WOOD . Het wofHl of all kind.. Onlr wood In i'vity iim.pr oovnr. Alsn best Vtan 1 Con! nt $1 7 off cnr. 'ft VALLEY FUEL CO. f 2nd mid Fir Phono 7B 3Rp 82 4 7 0 Cloudy 70 4S 0 Cloudy 77 41 0 Clear 81 39 0 Clear 84 42 0 Clear 85 42 0 Clear 86 47 0 Clear 83 4 6 0 Clear 85 41 0 .Clea 87 39 0 Clear 76 40 . 0 Clear ..73 34 0 Clear 76 33 0 Clear. 77 35 0 Clear ' 79 33 0 Clear 82 34 0 Pt. c'ldy .7 144: 0 Cloudy 67 05 T Cloudy ......72 54 T Cloudy 78 56. 0 Celar 79 4 2 0 Pt.cl'dy - ..,68 54 .01 Cloudy ;76 53 0 Pt.cl'dy S4 37 0 Clear SI 53 .03 Pt.cl'dy 84 42 0 Clear 88 46 0 Clear 79 51 0 Cloudy 84 35 0 Clear" .S2 36 0 Clear CONCERTED EFFORT Firo Prevention Day has been set for October 9. ' ' .The iwrlocl beginning October 9 and ending October 16 has been designated as one to observe the rules of fire pre vention and study the Information that is being given out by competent In structors, f . The science of fire prevention has made great strides in the last ten years, especially with regard to busi ness and public buildings. ' The use' of reinforced concrete has greatly simpli fled the problem of erecting fireproof buildings. Destructive fires in large business or manufacturing or public buildings are becoming rarer as the years pass. Hut in the matter of common pre cautions about the homes and those factories and institutions not yet ren dered fireproof, there is a lot to be learned. Some of the most rudimen tury principles of fire prevention have been ignored. The proper use of elec trical appliances, the proper ,way of storing and handling gasoline and the safeguarding of flues do not receive enough consideration. There are still many grave hazards. The disposal of trash and . other combustible surplusage is a matter that should be studied. ' The next ten days will see a concert ed effort to further the cause of edu eating the public and the children in the schools in the matter of firo pre vention, insurance and related sub jects. To pay careful attention to this effort is a concern of simple business efficiency and prudence. CASCARETS" IF SICK BILIOUS, HEADACHY FROM THE BOWELS CJrt a 10-cent box now. "You men and "women who cant f&t feeling right who have headache. coated tongue, bad taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, am bil- Iouh, nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, sassy, disordered stomach or have a bad cold. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every tew days with salts, cathartic pills cr cator oil? Cascarets work while you sleep, cleanse the stomach of sour, lermenunR iooa ana ioui gases; take the excess bile from liver and carry out of the system all the constipated poison in the bowels. A Cascaret physic tonight will straighten you out by morning. Adv. ARTISTO STONE CO. Tou can appreciate only by calling at our factory the many things of beauty and value, we have to offer in art stone products. Marble Lumber, Marezzo, Scagllola, Terrazzo, Clay Modeling and Plaster Decorations, Mantels, Floor Tile, Base, Wainscot, Table Tops, Lawn Furniture, etc.. ready made cement sidewalks. 137 North Fir Street Medford X;.' 3T t 3 I Tew plays have placed a 6tar under such dramatic stress as "The Sign on the Door.".. Charming Pollock's drama, as originally staged in New York, had Marjorie Flambeau as Its star. Brought to the screen by Norma Tal madge, it gives opportunity for emotional acting such as few stories provide. Needless to remark what Norma makes of it. Now showing at the Pago theatre. Tha Davles Optical company has esuhlished a branch in Medford with offices in the Liberty building and is now prepared to turn out lenzes and glasses promptly for nil patrons. The Davles company has manufacturing stations in Portland, Spokane, Walla Walla, Seattle, 'Boise and now In Med ford. A. S. Huey, formerly of Uose burg, is manager of the local concern and an expert in his line. The new concern will be a great convenience to spectacle wearers in Southern Ore gon. The long delay in securing re pairs having been a great Inconven ience In the past. FREE MATINEE AT Mary Pickford in "The Hoodlum" Is the attraction Saturday, October 8, at the Pago Theatre at 10:30 n. in., for tho free matineo by Tho Mail Tribune and Sun and the George A. Hunt Co. -It will bo ono of the best of the series prepared for tho enter tainment ' of our. . - many children friends. - Clip this coupon, proscnt nt door and be admitted free. COUPON BY CALUMET CO. The Mail Tribune has Just been given a contract for a largo and vigor ous advertising campaign by tho Calu met Uaklng Power Co. Any company that spends such nn enormous amount of money employs experts who study and analyze conditions before such n campaign is launched. Tho agents of the company enter the field to find out what's going on and to learn whether or not the timo is ripo for a big advertising campaign and found Medford very favorable territory. The action of the Calumet people Is certainly a great lesson to all of us. It proves there is ono thing greater than business depression and thnt is the "go get 'em" spirit. It is that spirit tuat is sustaining the country today and helping make this the greatest in dustriul and mercantile country in tho world. An old preacher once said that the sounder his congregation slept the louder he talked until the very force of his voice held up their eyelids and made them listen, and just so is it possible for you for any merchant for any advertiser to win the attention of the public if you just talk loud enough and often enough through an up-to-date advertising medium. This coupon will admit one child free at the Free Matinee at the Page theatre, Saturday, pctober 8, at 10:30 a. m. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Thursday's arrivals at the City Auto camp were as follows: William Schmidt and family of Barton, Ore., en route to Klamath Falls; G. G. Thatch er of Pullman, Wash., onroute to San Diego; Fritz Tauffler of Seattle, en route south; A. C. Jackson and family of Boise, Ida., enroute south; A. T. Barton and family of Seattle, enroute to Los Angeles; II. E. Baglcy of May er, Ariz., enroute home; E. B. Sporry of Compton, Calif., enroute to Grants Pass; F. G. Nell of Seattle, enroute south and W. L. Cronk of Denver, Colo., touring north. THREE PIECE COSTUME To prove wlthoi.: a doubt Its re lationship, the coat of this suit mutches the skirt in material and the blouse in lining. So wo have a natty coat of beige colored covert c!o;h wlih navy blue foulard pat terned In white Inside. Square cut and long scarf collar of the cuat re espev,ally attractive The Golden Rule -Mercantile) com pany is observing "Printess" week until the 13th of this month. This Is an annua! event and arranged by the Prlntzess people and during this time the Golden Rule store will feature special values in Prlntzess suits and coats for women and girls. This line of finely tailored garments while sell ing at reasonable charges are of un UBual quality according to tho Golden Rule people, and their popularity is becoming well established In south ern Oregon. INDIGESTION, CAS, OR BAD STOMACH TAKE "DIAPEPSIN" 'Tape's Diapoptsin hns proven itself the surest relief for IndlKestion, Oases Flatulence, eHartburn, Sourness, Fer mentation or Stomach Distress caused by acidity. A few tablets Rive almost immediate stomach relief and shortly the stomach is corrected so you can eat favorite foods without fear. iJirse rase costs only few centjj at drug store. Millions helped annually. 'I 111 be jiggered ! OTHER men lmvc said it you'll say it too ! For Chesterfields have "put aeross" something new. A new flavor, yes, but greater than that! A new kind of cigarette enjoy ment. C hestcrfields satisfy! Like a long cool drink when you're thirsty ! Like a thick, juicy steak when you're hungry! Like a Well the point is that Chester fields do it They satisfy. Thanks to the blend -Turkish, blended with Hurley uud other choice home-grown tobaccos, in the c.vact proportions to bring out the finest qualities of each. can't be :opicd terfield CIGARETTE S Havm yoa Men thm no AIR-TIGHT tint of SOT Liooett A: Mvr.r.s Touacvo Co. Medford Greenhouses CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS PLANTS AND FERNS Flmvera by Wlro Anywhera Any Tim MADDOX & BONNEY iO(J5 K. Main Phono 374 Wo Deliver. WOOD! &I1 kinds of wood nt right prices; dry mill blocks. Ray next winter's rood now while It Is cheap. Medford Fuel Co. Oar. Tir and Third Phcae S4 OREGON ROSES and other BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Illustrated catalogue sent free ipon application. CLARKE BROS. FLORISTS 287 Morrison St. Portland,-Ore GIM CHUNG China Herb Stor Harb ours Tor oa radio, neadschs, .Mt srrh, dlptheria, sore tkrost. Ion traasla. kidney trouble, stomach trouoie, nesrt rouble, obllls and faver, erampa, coughs., poor circulation, carbuncles, turners, cracked breast, cures all kinds of loiters. NO ol'BHATibNS. it Mcdford, Oreg-on, Jan. 13, lflT. This is to certify thst I, ths under" signed, had very severe stomach trouble and hod been bothered for aeveral year and last August was not expected to live, and heurtiiff of Glm Chung (whM Herb store Is at 914 Bouts Front street, Medford), I decided to get berbs for ray stomach trouble, and I started to feeling better as Boon as I used them and today am a well man and csn heartily reoom mend anyone afflicted as I was to see Ulm Chung and try his Herbs. (Hlgned) W. R. JOHNSON. - witnesses: W. I. Chlldreth, Kagla PolaU M. A. Anderson, Mearora. R. R. Holmes. Rarle Point. C. K. Moore, Eagle Point, i '. ( J T V. Uclntvre. Raala Point. i ' Geo. Von der HUen, Eagle Pel at Thn. V VfO.M Otal At. FREE MATINEE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8th BY THE MAIL TRIBUNE AND GEO. A. HUNT CO. This popular matinee is for the kiddies only, begins at 10:30 a. m., and all that is neces- t sary for admittance is a coupon clipped from this paper. The attraction for this week will be ; MARY PICKFORD in "THE HOODLUM" , J
