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MEDFOftfi MATi; TRTTirXE. MEDFORD . OTF.OON'. TRTDAY. NTOYF.MDr.ft 1?. "1021 PA OF THREE 7 J Never say"Aspirin"without saying "Bayer" Warning- Unless you see the name lut-he, Neuralgia. Tlhoumntlsni. Ear ' . jache Toot'iai'he, l-umbugo and for "Dayor" on package or on tablets, , ,ain AM druis nell I'.aytr Tal you are nut Kcttlnt; Kenuine Aspirin 'lots of Aspirin in handy tin boxes of prescribed by physicians for twenty- and in bottles of 1M and 100. As nne years nil proved safe by mil- jpirin is the trade marl; of ISayer man lions. , Take Aspirin only as told in j ufaeture of . Monoacetkacldester of the I layer packau for folds, 1 lead- jsalicyliracid. Adv. last -GA, Same as Calumet is made under such exact ing conditions packed in such a scientific manner, that its leavening strength and purity never vary. It retains its original strength for months after leaving the factories. When you tip the can to get the last spoonful, you know your baking will turn out all right the last spoonful is the same as the first This uniform quality of otvg powder is cause for its big demand. Housewives know they can depend upon the results obtained that climatic conditions or temperature cannot de teriorate its positive leavening power. When you buy baking powder remember these facts that a uniform leavener means bakings that do not vary in quality that Calumet is uniform. A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some baking powders come In 12 ounce instead of l(i ounce cans. Be sure you get a b. when ynii want it. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Choice Stew BiH?, per 11) 10& Pure Home Kettle rendered Lard, per lb.. 15& Hamburger Steak, per lb 15 Other Meats in proportion. EAST SIDE MEAT MARKET 608 E. Main L. D. Tucker "Mr. Jackie Jones, the cook lady says tell the master to order more Kel logg's Corn Flakes right away, because they ain't no more in the whole house since everybody's eating Kellogg's they're so awful good I Don't wait another day to -hnow die deliciousness of Kellogg s Corn Flakes How Kellogg's Corn Flakes appeal to the most fastidious appetites! What a wonder-picture they make all joyously tumbled and jumbled in a big bowl; sunny-brown, oven-fresh the gladdest good-to-eat cereal you've ever tasted or. looked upon! Kellogg's Corn Flakes are a revelation palate ticklers that bring the sunshine right into the breakfast room and get the day going all right! Never was such flavor as you'll find in Kellogg's; never was there such all-the-time crispness! few vrtvwitr' TOASTED CORN FLAKE? r1 : AIw wken of KEUOCG'S KRUMBLES tui 5. I I ''Jl yA . A 1.1 MJijATSW LV . Wife.- BWS8f - 'A rl Vital Your happiness will know no bounds when you see the little folks come back for "more Kellogg's, Mother, please!" And, my how Kellogg's delight the mothers, too and the daddies and brothers and sisters! Kellogg's win everybody they're so deliciousl CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooled od krraUtJ STEEL INDUSTRY AID TO COAST NEW YORK. Nov. IS. Manufacture of steel from, iron oro by tlio "tliroet process" which vroulil involve the. use of atomized fuel oil, or powdered coal, was described before the American institute today by A. K. Hourcouml, n New York engineer, who has been conducting exhaustive tests fer some time, lie declared the "direct pro cess" had a "reasonable chance of in dustrial success" and that, "properly conducted, the work could be done at a price which would compare favor ably with the cost of manufacturing steel under methods generally follow ed heretofore." The process described by Mr. Hour cound differs from the blast furnace process in that the latter involves the use of reduction gases formed in the charge of coke in the furnace, while the Hourcound method contemplates the use of reducing gases projected against the mass of ore contained in a furnace of special design. Federal ex eptrts, it was said, have found the process theoretically sound. It was pointed out by the speaker that the "direct process" would open up Hssibilities for the development of a steel industry in regions where blast furnace operations are almost impossible because of the cost of sup plying coal to plants. California iron litres could be smelted in that stato by ' the use of fuel oil and the Pacific coast I could look forward to the building up of a local steel industry. Antouo King and Arthur Moore 'caught n black bear in a trap near the 1 j Swanson place. It weighed nearly j 1 1100 pounds. i I Mr. and Mrs. V. Peterson motored 1 to Medfoi-d Saturday and brought j back a load of winter supplies. The people of our district gathered i together Friday, November 11, for the purpose of making improvements in the school and on the school grounds. Everybody brought their dinners and bad a fine time. Tetter totters and swings were put up, and all other improvements that were necessary. Our new playing appar atus will certainly bo appreciated by all the children of our school. Mrs. F. A. Whitley, the MIhhch Francis Orel), Kdna Peterson and Dorothy Peterson spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and children visited Claude Moore's Sun day. Talk about going to the valley to get ripe strawberries late in the sea son, Claudu Moore still has straw berries on the vines ripening. There will be a party at the horn; of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Whitley's Fri day night. H is hoped that the weather will be nice so everyone that is planning: on eomintr. can conic ami take part in the social affair. We have had hot lunches in our school ever since school has started and wo certainly appreciate them, especially during the terrible cold days. Our school children have taken up the health crusades work. W. are going to work hard and try and receive all the pins given, for this work. Viola and Mildred Peterson will i start their reading circle work as !soon as the material arrives. They are anxious to receive a certificate. WILLOW SPRINGS XIr.(and Mrs. H." W. Nichols were Sunday dinner guests of the .1. C. Woods at their home in Mnilford. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolff, on .Vovembor 12th, a ten pound hoy. The Wolff's now have an ideal fam ily, two sons and two daughters. Mrs. C. 1". Smith and Mrs. Steven son were dinner Kuesvs Wednesday, at. the .lohn IliKlnbotham home In Tolo. lialph and Lucy Elden are enter taining a number of the young people at supper Friday evening of this week, and a Jolly evening with games and music will follow. The wood saw has been In the neighborhood this past week working I at the M. F. Young, .1. W. Birkholz, A. V. Carlson and W. K. Parker ranches. Alford liowman does his own sawing with his Ford for pow er. A .number of the ladies of this vi cinity have been making good money packing apples. Mrs. ft. K. Smith has been packing in Mcdford for the past two weeks, Mrs. Hugh l'orter ' has been and is still working at the j Gold Hill packing house. 1 Sunday dinner guests at the W. A. i Thompson home were Mr. and Mrs. ! Carloss and Hobert Hardy of I'hoe 1 nix. Miss Laura Page and Hob Lyman of Medford were the guests of honor : at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Clarke Tuesday evening. ev IluiTuit Created. WASHINGTON, iNov. Is. Crea-. Hon of a bureau of civil aeronautics in the department of commerce Is proposed in a bill introduced by Rep resentative Hicks, republican, New York. The measure provides for in spection and licensing of pilots am' plajies, establishment of air routes ; and airdromes and dcsslminaf ion of .'weather reports for the benefit of pi-1 lots. j . i PERSIST NEWS j JfcSSj Smack lite :ie i distinct di 3advanta6? u 'JPVayer- brings tnocc st.h'i S"f a c.iary risuis whert. coiabitted. wiilu mwjcolac effort. A. por"t)5ftrx- is one wlio Aoes "to "t'lie oi.K- j5J Gd-C- what he won't let tke other r.iit? do "to What the world tiaeda unite people instead divide mm vcmm0mmm HETZ HECK SAYS: : K is always permissible otv a wind day. " Liccrrr & Myei Tobacco Co, ' 1 1 A A h . .make is -the l(?nsl pail of a kiss. tu rrv. dent-a,! of fire consist largely of v Cotton, and coiivcrsation.V Is one relidiort that will of "many religious that -fchtfrn. . HER NICE now husband, STEPPED OUT Ot tho housa . . . WHiaTLINd LIKE a bird. WHICH ALARMED youns WlfOj. E3PECIALLY WHEN. SHE FOUND sho'd picked THE WRONG packaffa, AND INSTEAD ot oatmeal, HAD GIVEN him blrdsood. i BUT DON'T think from thla, THAT EVERY guy. YOU HEAR whistling, HAS NECESSARILY. BEEN ROBBING tho canary OTHER THINGS Inspire. THE ALMOST human malo, TO BLOW through his lips, AND MAKE shrill noises, A RAISE, lor example. OR A day oft when. A DOUBLE header la oil, OR AN everyday thing. ' LIKE A good drag. ON ONE ot those smokes!, . THAT, SATISFY. WHICH CERTAINLY aro, THE REAL lilrdsood. FOR MAKING men. TRILL THEIR pipes for Joy", 80 LADIE8,lf hubby. GOES AWAY -whistling. , YOU NEEDN'T, worry. v IK. ALL'S SWELL. . .." CIGARETTE S LI There has hern much inti-rest shown in the buihlin oi a playshed for the Lincoln school and the proceeds from the Thanksivini? cnti-rtaininent to he .iven tmiiiht at the school will toward swelling this huildini; fund. A lartie crowd is expected anil jiocul en- jtertainment has hern provided includ- int: the followini; proixram: la) K(dk same. (10 Soui; First prude ; Indian Sunjj Secend jjrade J IMav A Case of "Aint" SKth rade j Autumn Leaf Prill Third srade j Sleepy Heads Fourth made I IMay Indian (lifts Kiwhtli grade Hoop drill Fifth grade Help us build n playshed. Lincoln 1 Thanksgiving entertainment tonight. at :;t0. Adidts Hie, children .V. Hot dogs, ciile . candy, lxipoorn and ice cream will he served tonight at Liu coin school. BOMBAY, Xov. 1 S. (By the As sociated Press.) The disturbance in the native quarter of the city yester day while a procession was escorting the Prince of Wales through the Ku ropcan section, was caused by a mob of unemployed mill hands, who wrecked and burned a number of 'ram cars and hurled stones and other missiles at Kuropeau pnssersby. After several polico had been kill ed or wounded in scuffles the police fired upon the mob, inflicting a num ber of casualties. Thu mob was still carrying on spor adic demount rat ions today. Federal Financing Halted WASHINGTON. Nov. IS There will he no further government financing before December 15, It was said today at the treasury. With acltnoTvledgtnentt to C B WIIEN you say that Ches terfields "satisfy," you're whistlinjr. You know tho in stant you lijjht one thnt tha tobaccos in it aro of prim co lection, both Turkish and Do mestic. And tho blend well, you never tasted such smwiV ness and full-flavored body! No wonder tho "satisfy-blenj" ii ikept secret. It can't be copied. Plj yon Anew domt (' ChctUrfiaid pacAcjci f lof J9 iWBKiatfV. OREGON WOMAN! GAVE UP HOPE OF HER RECOVERY j "IT i! w.-is in my power, I would 'put a 1...ttlr of Tanla.- in the liandH f l' ry sick man. woman and child in tin- wi.rld." said .Mrs. F. K. Onivr, 'i'I.i Tu. "iny-third St.. Xurth Portland, j I irrgen. I "I'm convinced (hero never has bt-en a medicine made. that. Is the It-Hiial of this one. I believe in it rausf 1 h.tvr t rit'cl it and know what it will i-. It saved me after I had about trivt-n un all bone, as nothing I ! tried did me any tood. For years suffered from a bad form of stoni- a h t rouble and was growing- worse every day that rolled around. "My digestion is perfect now and I am in the very best of health, due en tirely to the merits of Tanlac" Taniae and Tan hie. Vegetable Pills are sold by the West Side Pharmacy, and by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. Personal Engraved Greeting Cards No Orders Taken After December 1st SWEM'S STUDIO Miller's New Radiator Shop Radiators Fenders Body Work flH N. (impel l'ioiui 1X1(1-It WOOD Best wcmmI of all klmls.. Only wood tn city under rover. Also betit Utah Coal at $17 att cnr. VALLEY FUEL CO. 2nd nnfl Kir Phniu 711 Now Showing Nev ',. Modes in Box Stationery TltOVK F.VBIilCK AiatoriAXU .MAIL ( KANIVS l.lXKX I.AWX lUI'LOMATIC i.on.s xiv IIKiM I, AND MVEN si n m, i:cii KAItliY l'l'ltlTAX ii :s A UTS TI:o nrw sliaiios, tints, lilnings. Special sizes for Men Medford Book Store 34 N. Central Chrysanthemums Tho finest of all Fall Flowers, are now at tholr best. Sending flowers Is . an act of kindness that al ways moots with warm ap preciation. They make a most pleasing gift. Why not phono us, S43 or 371. addox &djonne cte you find the (?7ou)frs " Mi. 2" C?AC'ft Used Car Bargains Oiu; DodKfi brothers' TouriuR car, Kim 4000 milos $650.00 One Dodge Brothers Touring, in good condition $-175.00 One Dodge Hi-others, screen body $850.00 One Dodge Brothers Touring $750.00 One Chevrolet, overhauled and in excellent condition $225.00 One Cleveland, 1920 $800.00 Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. rilOUC 301 ' rfouSpr Girlj 1 WW? 1 T
