Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 18, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAfiK TWO MKDKOIM) "M'Alb TIMIil'NK. MKDKOIM). Olfl'liON'.. I'l.MDAV. SOVKMMKI.' 1S. 1f)21 New Yeast Vstamon Tablets Round Out face and figure. - WUli Firm, Healthy Flesti, Increase Energy and Beautify tne Com pl3tion Easy and Economical to Take Results Quick Thin or run-down folks who want to fpiiekly pot dome pond, firm, polid flr-sh on their liorics, fill 'jut the hollows and sunken clin ks willi strong, healthy tis sue, und build up in creased energy ami vital ity fhouiil try f ;tk irij ft littU Mnntin's Y'JTA MON with tliejr menl.i. Mnstin's VITAMON i a tiny tablet ronttiinintt highly concentrated yeast vitaniineH tin v.yi o.t t ho two other still Ynore in purlant vitimiiries f I'nt (Soluble A and Water Sol uble C). It bnnNhes pimplop. hoilp and skin eruption as if by ma pic, strengthen the nerves, builds tip the lxdy with firm Penh und tissue nnd often completely rejuvenates the whole system. Quirk, i;rutifyinK results. No ens caused. If yrm arc thin, pule, hazard, drawn looking or luck energy and endurarro tnVe Mastin's VITAMON two tablets with every meal. Then weigh nnd rnensure youreelf eneh week and continue taking Mastin'a VITAMON regularly until you are satisfied with your Rain in weight nnd energy. IMPORTANTI While the remarkable, health-building value of Martin's VI-TA-MON has hpen clearly and positively demonstrated in cuaeH of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anemia, indication, constipatiorif skin eruptions, poor complexion nnd ll generally weakened pliypjenl and mental condition, it houM mot ls used by anyone who OHJKCTS to having their weight increased to normal. l)o not neeept imitntions or substitutes. You can e-'t Mastin'a ITAMON tablets at alt good drugtfbL). Arc Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increases Energy When Takea With Every Meal or Money EacU oifXKs dr f cHUKisr 1 i A ' J? anuTiruLT i LfclNNY JAW j 7xJ jkW J " J scnawUY vty. ) J "" POUNOcn yL UOIV -Z V f . -,-,rr- ,.f l PtOMp FLT CBACtFUI. CHtST SHOULDtRS ANO EE'lr VITAMIN6 CtNUINi. TABLET ASHLAND-MEDFORD STAGES iaii,v kxckit slnd.w IiV. Medford 7:15 a. in., 8:00 a. in., S:i; a. in.. !l:30 a. m., 10:13 a 11:00 u. in., 12:00 Noon. 12:45 p. in., 1:110 i. in., 2:15 p. m., S: p. m., 3:45 p. m., 4::',0 p. m., 5:15 p. m., :00 p. in., 7:00 p. m., 9: p. in. Saturday only 8:4.1, p. in., 10:30 p. ni. Lv. Anlilaml 7:15 a. m., 8:00 a. in., 8:4.1 a. in., !l:30 a. in., 10:15 a. 11:00 a. in., 12:00 Noon. 12:4.1 p. in., 1:30 p. m., 2:15 p .m., 3: p m., 3:4.1 p. m., 4:30 p. m., .1:15 p. in.. 11:00 p. m 7:00 p. m. 9: p. in. Saturday only 8:45 p. m. and 12:1.1 nildnlKlit. SI XDAY O.N'I.V Iv Mcdfoi-d 9:00 a. in., 10:00 a. in., 11:00 a. in., 12:00 Noon. 1:00 m 2:00 p. m., 3:00 p. m., 4:0(1 p in., 5:00 p. in., 11:30 p. in. 9:30 p. IV. Ashland 9:00 a. m., 10:00 a. in., 1 1:00 a. in.. 12:00 Noon. 1:00 p. 2:00 p. in., 3:0(1 p. m., 4:00 p. m., 5:00 p. in., 0:30 p. m., 9:30 p FAItlCS Mcdford-ABliland 40c: 20 rldo liook Medford-Tahmt or AHliliind-l'luionlx 30c. Hound trip 51c tnv 4(V i0 rMrt l.i.nlr . n . Mcdford-Plioentx or Asliland-Tuicnit 25c. Hound triplOc. 20 rldo book Phoenix-Talent, AHliland-Uilto'a ltauih or Mediord-Voornie3 1.1c. 20 rldo book 2 VOU CAN DMI'lIM) OX Ol It HKItVIC'i:. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. 20 2.50 00 MMTIVE Aged VHE BANE of old age is constipation. The bow- i els become weak and unable to perform their functions without aid. For thin purpose only the mildest and gentlest laxative should be used. The use of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. lllfllffllfglll $11. ROUND TRIP To I'lua S',; IVdi'iul War Tax. EUGENE U. of O.-O. A. C. Annual Football Game OREGON FOOTBALL CLASSIC, EUGENE HARDING'S FLEA nsrtG1 DDIPI? 2 A AX RATES For over 30 years Kt'dKM-:, Or-., X.v. IS. Oru- of i j the Pacific northwcHt's nuntml Ik fuothall Biimcs the cla.sh hetween the' I'niverHityof Oregon inul the Orc- Km Atfricultural C'olh'Ke for the state ! title will he played hero next Hatur-J day, November 10. Approximately 15,000 pooplo aiej fXiiecifd to attend. New bleachers ! to a-eominodatf: the crowil, have liccn I I built on liayward field .it. the state university where thu Kame will be played. Hot h teams art: busy thlH week practiciiiK f"r the j;anie. 'J'lu- "KlKht injj Ah'H," the i). A. eleven has been called, were favored early in the season to win, but Oregon stock, which opened low, jumped when the local eleven he-Id the st ron Wash ington Htate CouKars to a tie. Saturday's n.'imr will be tne twenty fifth played between Oregon and tin Ag'ie.4. Oregon has won fifteen, tin Aggies four and five have been tied. Th e ga me will con n t in hot h t h r Northwest Conference, and Pacific Coast Conference title races-, but will have no direct bearing on the coast fight, for both teams were eliminated early in the season. Oregon by Culi forniu and the Aggies by Stanford, IE S WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. ( Ity Asso ciated PresH.) Savings in next yoar'B naval appropriation hill should tin.1 American naval reduction proposals he adopted were enlimaU'd roughly to day by ctmgroBtiional loadcrH and com mittee exiKH'tH at from $U0,UUU to $2M).000,OOU. Sentiment of nonatc and house lead ers seemed close to agreement that it' tho American proposal were adopted the prospective naval budget of around $100,0.00,000 could he cut in half and that the' greater part of the annual outlay or around $'M, 000,000 for con tinuing work on the P.tlti building pro gram could he eliminated. Greater Havings would como through personnel reduction and savings on pay, subsis tence, repairs, yards, enlistments, re cruiting and training and other items. INVESTIGATE DEATH OF INSANE MAN HOOD ltlVIOli, Ore.. Nov. IS. An inquest was ordered today to inv?s- tlKato the death of l.ucker Toplnish, an lnoane patient who died on an Orepon-WuahluKton Railroad and Navigation train yoHterday while he ini? taken hack to the state Insane hospital at Pendleton from which he had oscapod. He was captured at Portland and his death was reported to have occur red after a fiiihl with his guard, CltarlOH Harnett. Officers ordered lUiruett detained as a witness. I... and U. of O. Alumni Meeting Saturday, November 19 Tielcets on sale Kridity nnd Snturdnv return limit Monday TRAIN SERVICE doing: Leave .Medford 7:00 a. in., 9: 0.1 a. in., p. in., 7.0.1 p. in. Jv'eturnlnK: Leave Kucene .1:.".0 a. in., I:.:: p. in., 7:17 p. in. 1 1 : :!3 p. in. For further particulars, a-k -Vnents, Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT c.etierul Passenger Agent. EIGHT TARIFFS BOOSTED OI. Y.MIMA. Wash.. Nov. lS.--T.ir-'s increasing comniodivv freight rates by five per cent between points south of the Snake rlvei and Puget Sound Were ordered ctuitelled today by the depart n tent of public works. The ruling docs not apply to the re cent incre.Tse on class, grain and main products rates, lfaise the de partment whs enjoined by the federal court from suspending these tariffs. At a recent heariiu: it developed , that the inter-slate commerce rmn i mission order allowing a tt-n per cent 'differential in freight rales in favor 'of Portland over Puget Sound applied only to grain, main products and . class rates. WASHINGTON, Nov. .. lK.Tho house accepted today the senate ."t'l per cent maximum income sm Vw rale despite a request from Pre -dent Harding that the conferee com promise their lifferMices at per cent. The vote was 210 to 17::. The announcement of the result was greeted with handclapplug and cheers on both the democratic and republican sides. Mr. Harding in the course of his letter to -Mr. l-Y-rdney, which was read before the house today, said he still believed "the rate approved by the houiiP to he the nearer to a ju:-.t levy and tho more promisiuR one in returns to the public treasury." He i'dded that wlrle the administration was anxious first of all to impose taxes that would meet th demands of the treasury, "there is a moral ob ligation, however, on the party in power to do everylhing possible to i keep faith with the promises made to the public." A compromise at P) per-cent, the president wrote, "would ineatmreably meet the expectations of those who are above ail else concerned with tho return of hopeful investment of cap ital and the application of our capital resources to profitable productivity." STB .C? v rowoer Ounces USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT JUL n n n I MIL WKXATCHKB, Wash., Nov. 18. After lieinj? Klven up for dead, having lain all yesterday afternoon and even ing in a stuiKir from whk-h no effort could stir him, !. II. Cray, VI) year old pioneer of Entiat, sat up in his hed this morning and ctilletl for 'his hreak fast. lie rose an ate heartily, lie had been 111 during the past six weeks and became unconscious Tuesday and word was sent out that he had died hut to the contrary he and (lianduia Clrny are planning on some more wed ding anniversaries. ,. lrSS 1 Wm. Farnum at Rialto Tho William Farnuui picture, "His Greatest Sacrifice," which has been at the Itialto theatre for the last two days, has been a hlg hit. Mr. Farnum is very iMipular here, lie has a fine story in tills drama of domestic life ami self-seeking ambition. Tomorrow is the last day of the engagement here. "The Golden Snare" at Page .lames Oliver t'urwood's story of the Far North country, "The Golden Snare," enjoys the distinction of hav ing been published in seven different languages. Practically the entire story is laid in the open country in tho dead of winter. The production will close at the l'age theatre tonight. ARTISTO STONE CO. You can appreciate only by culling at our factory the many things of beauty and value, we have to offer in art stone products, Marble dumber, Marezzo, ScagHola, Terravwo, Clay Modeling and Plaster Decorations, Mantels, Floor Tile, r.ase. Wainscot, Table Tops, Lawn Furniture, etc., ready made cement sidewalks. 137 North Fir Street Medford mm M m mm i for stylish and reliable Suits or Overcoats, at $40 to $55. See me. 128 E. Main, Upstairs SPECIAL SALE BREAD! Give it a more Important place on your table. See that your children cat morel bread at meals antl between meals. Watch them grow rosier and stur dier. Tench them the value of the world's greatest food. Hrend is your llest Food Eat more of it. Fat NUT-BROWN BREAD "The bread that builds.' PEERLESS BAKERY Ask y iur dealer tnr KUT UKOWI 30x3 Ncn-Skid Tires. Price $13.95 Fresh new stock. Factory Firsts. Guaranteed 4,000 miles and adjusted at this store. Rubber Windshield Wipers. Price 60c each We carry in stock all sizes of tire rims and Weed Non Skicl Chains for Cars and Trucks. Busy Corner Motor Co. Main and Riverside Film Lovers to See Mary Pickford Mary Pickford. the Fnlversal favor ite Mary Pickford, America's sweet heart, is coming to the l'age theatre tomorrow in a picture calculated t please her vast following and win her a new host of admirers if such a thing is possible with her. "Through the Hack Uood" is of tile same calibre is "Daddy Long Legs" und "Kebecca ef Sunnybrook Farm." It is a picture which HI please every type; of picture goer because it carries such appealing luallties. There is romance, senti ment, pathos and humor all of which have been mixed up in a most pleasing fashion. GIM CHUNG China Herb Store HerU cure tor enrarr.R, neiir.iichn, cat drrh, diptherln, sore throat, lutnj iroublo. kidney trouble, Ht oilmen iron tne, neart trouble, chills und fevr, crump", cuimhs. ,iour circulation. irilrbu tides, tinners, cracked breast, euros oil kinds of goiters. NO OI'KUA'nONS. Medford, Oregon. Jim. 13. IttiV. This in to certify Mint I. the under aiRiied. hud vry severe Htonmeh trouble bud been bothered fnr sevtiin years and lust Auffust w.-.h not expected lo ivt). and henriiifr of C,n ('uuk twhrsr Herb Htoro Ih ut .South Front Mlreet, Medfiint), I decided to Kct bei bn f(r my Bloinucb trouhle.-und I miirtcd to fcelltiK better hb noon as 1 used them and tod:iy on well limn und can heartily iccom niend nnyone nfflictcd uh I woa to bj ilm ('bung and trv hn Ilerba. ( lirnpil ) W . It. J t I i N fc( ) N. Vittn-Mnefl: Wm. Lewis, rOnplo Point, W. L.. Chlhlreth, Knyle Pnlnt. M. A. Andernon, Medfnrd. S. H. Holmes, Kucld Point. C. K. Moore, Inulo Pidp.t. J V. Molntyrn. KukIo Putnt. O'-o. Vnn dor Mullen. 1m1h Point. Thou. 10, NlrMtot. K.icl nHit LI llll t ' uyj!if .m."wPHfnTjpt PAINLESS DENTISTRY At prices that you ran afford is the policy of this office. We nro be lievers in a volume or business and not trying to get rich off from u few patients. You will find our prices nro reasonable, in fact probably more reasonable than is obtainable in any dental office of tho Northwest, and done by skilled operators, covered by u life guarantee. Knowing I3 Believing A visit to our offico wi" cn.ivti,Co you that-one prices nro reason able and the work done painlessly. DR. O. J. JOHNSON, Dentist S'M Knst Main Street, over M M Dept. Store, Medford. I'hone OfW Offico hours: ! n. in. to 7 p. in. Sundays ! a. in. to 12 noon. Oilier . time arranged by appointment. WILLAMETTE FLAX WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD KADE. 1 SAI.KM. lire., Nov. 10.- The VU hiinette Y:t!lev KI.l :uul Hemp ll('Vf!'s' ;iSMM-;il ion U.is ori;:inied It a Hitetini; i't' ;itiiin 1'it'tv l";irmer .h the S:iem ('iilimii'i'i ml i lub ye-terd;iv. It is itl;iiined t. hive n'-'ttib.rs siu't ft e-year :u;tvpiiit'!i!s ii ib liv er their cfops tn the iisHtn'iaiioTi, l C. Huyt'i.rd. pnsitlent of the M;ir Ion onm y ll'-ult v as-M-iuthm. ffii.t made tetnptrai v cha irnia n and A. '. rihrnsielt was named t enipo rary seeretaiy. Kither the state tla plant m 1 he pi a tit located nt Turner may bt pureha.--ed by the association. E TEH IS HI TO DARKEN IT It's Grandmother's Recipe keep her Locks Dark, Glossy, Beautiful. to Tito nhl-tlnio mixture of PaRO Tea nml Sulphur for darkening pray, Htrenkcd and faded hair is prand mother'a recipe. ur..l folks are asain usinff it to Keep their hair a good, even color, which is; unite sensible, as we are llvintr iti an auo when a youth ful appearance is of the Krcatest va ntnKe. NcwaiLiys, thouth, w. don't have the troublesome ta.-u of pntherinir the ao anil the nuii-ny ntixinc: l home. All driiB' stores ?ell tho redv-fouse product. Improved by th addition of other innrodients, called "V "th Paye and Sulphur i'omp.niiul." It Is very popular beeuu.se nobodv can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a s- if. brush with it and draw this through your ha. takinc one small strai d ui a time: by rnornini,' thP pray hair disappear?, but what d liphts tbe ladies with Wyeth's S:;' and 8ulphi:r Oini poiini!, is that, be sides be.iinifntiy darkeiiitisc III' b.'.it after n few appli, ations. it pro duces that soft lustre and appearance of aluind.inee which Is s-t aitra- t;ve This i e;nlv-to-iie preparation Is a d; llKhtful toilet reit'Mstre for those who deir a mote youthful appearance. It Is not intended for th euro, mi Men tion or prevention uf Uufjuo. Make T!e Ore; Your Hotel WHEN IN PORTLAND - 5"Wsf3i6'-' - ! I'ori'LAit srACiofs lohby At the Center of Everything Broadway at Stark St. We surest you write, phone or wire for Ke.strvatloni AllTMl'Il II. MKVEItS, MnnnKer Take the Scenic Shasta Route TO Sunny Southern CALIFORNIA Through Sleeping Car Service to Sacramento San Francisco and Los Angeles offers all the comforts of modern travel. Convenient schedules, observation cars, and excellent meals are other featines of the Shasta itoute. Round. Trip Winter Excursion Tickets are on sale at Reduced Fare For tickets ami information ask Agents ients. or write Southern Pacific Lines JOHN" M. SCOTT. lieneral Passenger Agent