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ALL SET FOR TRIP
AROUND
WORLD
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MEDFQRD
AWARDED
"Second Lady" Takes UpRadiopliontng
EPWORTH LEAGUE
DISTRICT PENNANT
, Plans arc all completed for the biff
Tri-L Trip Around the World mhlrh
takei place tomorrow night.
AH cars must start from the Y. V.
C. A. Cars will bej rovlile for those
who have no conveyance of their own.
If you haven't your ticket you enn buy
It there. Each Rroup will b provided
with a conductor who will serve at a
' guide for the entire cveninR.
Groups conKistinK of several car
loads will start about twenty minutes
apart. If you cannot come at 7:30,
arrange to be there later.
' The stops will be the Gypsy camp
at Mrs. John Tomlin's. Alaska at Mrs.
Ralph Penoyar"", 'Turkey at Mrs. Ben
8heldon"s, China at Dr. Charles T.
Sweeney's and "Main Street" at Mrs.
Sydney Smith's.
; Tickets at $1.00 each are on sale at
the Vanity Hat shop. Palmer's Music
Store, and the chamber of commerce.
8. P. Revenue Declines
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2C Net
revenue of the Southern Pacific com-'
p&ny from Its rail operations for the
three months period ending March 31
was Ill.Ofeo.STG, a decrease of I2S1.453
from the same period in 1921. accord
ing to a statement issued by the com
pany. The net railway operating in
come for the same period was $5,SCj,
049. a decrease of $725,171 from the
1921 quarter.
Feels Like a New Woman
"I was a sufferer from kidney trou
ble for several years." wrltea Mrs.
Arthur Demulle. R. P. D. 1. Grasmere,
X. H, "and suffered so much I' felt
completely lame all over. Since I have
been taking Foley Kidney Pills I am
not so lame. My back ached all the
time and ray eyes were all a blur. Now
I can see fine and feci like a different
woman. Since I have taken two bottles
of Foley Kidney Pills I doa't have that
a tired feeling. I can do my own work
' now." They bring quick result. , Sold
everywhe" . Adv.
A delesntton of Si Modford Rpwor-
thians returned home Monday, brlns
; In the pennant awarded by the sec
:ond annual convention of tho Ep worth
League, southern district, which was
held ih Roaehurc April 1, 22. and 23.
; In deciding the contest, consideration
is plven to the number of delegates
present, distance traveled, and the
regularity with which the delegates at
tend the different solutions. The dis
trict was surprisiugly well represented
deputations coming from such outly
ing places as Klamath Falls, Lebanon,
and Bandon. The registrar of the con
vention announced the unusually large
attendance of SO official delegates..
From the. first regular meeting at
7:30 Friday evening until the close of
the final sermon Sunday night, tho
schedule was filled with fellowship
services, practical, inspirational, ad
dresses, social and recreational peri
ods, and business sessions. A spirit of
''enthusiasm and consecration was dom
! inant . in every gathering. Probably
the outstanding figure in tho conven
' tion was Uov. J. M. Walters, D.D..
pastor of the 1st church, Eugene, who
spoke Friday and Sunday evenings,
lir. Walters sees the nved of the day
and by his sincerity and forccfulness
Imparts his vision to others.
The coming events especially em-
. phasized at the conference were the
J League Institute at Ashland in July
i and the enmp meeting at Cottage
: drove in August. The wonderful hos-
jpitality of Uosehurg was appreciated,
j and all are looking forward to n great
time at Eugene where the next con
vention will be held.
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Among the new radiophone fins Is Mra. Calvin C'oolidne, formerly of
Northampton, Mass., but imw of WnKlilngtoti. 1). .',
Ono by ouo Miiuitfiu'tuivrH Mho run
i.ilitently used newspaper luKei'lintm',
'during lltiil nro iioKnowliidKliitf mie
ovkii In Hpltu of a ttuppotitd nliiHiruiiil
IIiusIuosk couditlon and are contorlim
llhelr mlverllslng activities In tho dully
I press of InrKm clmilutlotj moiti exten
sively than .ever.,
I Oood rotitlx. paved hlKhwiiya nml
.ruin I dollverloH make moitm-ii huxIioiIh
.of delivering jllly newsmierH essmi'
Mini and Dm people ou the furms niul
;ln tho niiiitller cities ulther get theii'
jpnHiit the same evening or morultm
jthey lire published or early the west
,day. As a result tlin pH)il. ate taklnx
i tlx duillrs to get the now while It Is
(ntws, which makes the dullles ninth
papers, which timke the dallies much
'more vnluulile as advertising mediums,
j The Mull Tribune la delivered by
special carrier the same evening It U
! published, down tho hlghwuy to Ash'
iliiud and In Phoenix, Talent, Jacks in
vllle, Uold Hill aud Central Point and
jnloug the hlKhway to Ceiitrnl Point.
It ulso r.'x'H by huill to KukIo Polnl,
Kokuo Ulver and the otlier towns In
the county on publloutton days. The
IMHipIo llvlnu on tho rural mutes are
served hjr tho government cnirlor
early the next day. The ennut deliv
ery service applies to tho Sunday uior
nine Sun.
Tills enables practically all the
people In the trading radius of Med'
ford to get quick delivery of thc.ie
papers and tho Increasing circulation
show they appreciate thl fact.
SMakc these delectable
com gems today
Then write us if you've ever
tasted anything more appe- feVW V
tiling and wholesome g -.Jj ' i v
JUST TAKE mM M
, tup Corn Mosl I cup lour f ; 'ljJ WVlJlli'c- X
3 Uvl tHKiim nUiHK Powder y ,' rJ
4 up Klngslord's I Kitil ,T f V - . f I
ADVERTISERS ARE USING IRE SPACE
IN UP-TO-DATE DAILY NEWSPAPERS
Pioneer Woman Dead
TACOMA, April 26. Mrs. Nancy M.
Bogart. who as a girl of five, was a
j member of one of the earliest trains
i of pioneers to cross the plains to Ore
gon, died here yesterday aged 8-t. She
had lived in the - Pacific northwest
since 1S4S. making her borne at Seat
tle for many years until her removal
here in 190S.
The up-to-date Pacific coast daily
newspapers, with the largest circula
tions, are becoming more and more
the logical mediums for national as
well as local, advertisers.- A number
of tho national advertisers who have
been using the magaslnea extenslvely
are cutting down their appropriations
in the magazines and using the news
papers more than ever boforo.
- Numerous manufacturers that have
never before used any extensive news
paper space on a national scale are
greatly increasing their daily news-
IF SKIN BREAKS OUT,
IS FIERY. ITCHY OR
iiiuHpixm Call
cup liutiPiniilk or plain
I S tlUtHxn Ktn
S ttsnpoon Snda iitiuiiarmiikUuMj
I lalilunpixiiia Manila
Sift dry Ingredients together. AdJ Karo and beaten egj
to buttcrmiik and mix quiikly with dry Ingredienta. Add
the Magolit luat. ?3uko in kciti puna oIUhI with Manila. Tins
mukes About clRht gema.
IT is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a
pastry flour. By using J. cup of Kingsford's Own
Starch to ,i cup ot any good Hour
tho percentage of gluten is decreased
and tho starch content increased so
that homo prepared flour will make
a lighter and finer grained cuke.
For delicious desserts, smoother grav
ies, lighter, flakier pustry, nothing
equals Kinusford's Corn Starch.
USE SULPHUR
: CORNSTARCH
T.
lltrEi A4i lh'-Mf(irmli, lotiiMAn-mbar
t omivM. I'. 'i i !",!, Ilfn'n. l.-f brauillul
lUrr iK m Kina.mlv urn touch rle
papT appropriation t meet the prcs'
eiitduy conditions.
National advertisers who have been
out of the dully papers for several
years are now making contracts and
others who have not used newspaper
space before are nw contracting for
space( in newspapers of proven circu
lation. This tide of advertising
toward the newspaper has not been
brought alMiut by any propaxanda or
drive, but Is simply developing In a
natural way in order to cope with the
current business situation.
Jut 0t moment you pply
Mcntho-Suhihur to an itching, burn
ing or brokrii out tkin, the itching
tops and healing txmt, v a
notcJ skin iprculmt. This lulpluir
prcparataiii, made into a pleasant cold
cream, gives such a quick relief, even
to ticry enema, that nothing has ever
been found to take its place.
Because of its germ destroying pro
perties, it quickly subdues the itch
uig, coils the irritation aud heals
the ecemt riht tip, lesving a clejr.
fmiKith skin tn plact of ugly erup
tion", roh, pimnles or roughne's.
You do not have to win for im
provement. It quickly shows. Ymi
can get a little jar of Mentho-Sul-pluir
at auy drug store.
NEW TAXI RATES
KPKKHTIVK MAV INT '
tlty rate, 1 or 'J pauM'Mgvrn, flOc: !J-1r
for aililitlonut luiNM-ngit-a, Hhihui
by hour, . 1'rUlng by hour.. IM.
Taxi Phones 66, 96, 15
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Finril Dtrtrra
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier J'J hu ll l'iiie, Oiie
Pier 1- incli Oak und liurel,
all for $2.75 a Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phon551 ,
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IF YOU DON'T OWN A
RADIO SET
You can enjoy the same great singers and musicians
on a new
EDISON PHONOGRAPH
. For Much Less Money
Musical Instruments, Pianos, Player Piano Rolls,
Sheet Music, Records
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PALMER PIANO HOUSE Vl &
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Phone 882-II
GET US BY RADIO
Write Us Wire Us Phone Ps Come in and See Us!
And Arrange for a Demonstration
of the New 1922
"GOOD MAXWELL"
The Car That Started Them Talking Like the Radio Did
PHONE 18
w. Main st. A. W. WALKER AUTO CO.
Medford
Original
RADIO
Dealers in Medford
ORDERS PLACED NOW for Kennedy apparatus
must be filled in the order received.
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Main and Central
An Invitation to Radio Fans
We would be glad to furnish you any RADIO IN
FORMATION you may need to install your outfit.
Just Bear in Mind That We Handle '
Exide Special Radio Batteries
Battery & Electric Shop
NatBldg. G. A. Johnson Phone 116
Exide Batteries) starting lighting and ignition work
JUST HITCH VP YOUR RADIO
AND LISTEN TO THIS!
VILMO FLOUR
Is Incomparable for Baking
CLEAN DELICIOUS NUTRITIOUS
Insist On Vilmo You Can't Co Wrong
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
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The Radio "Tells the World" of the Superior Features
of the new
VELIE
A Broadcasting Station at the factory will send out news hourly
of the car's achievements and other Velie Publicity,
BUT YOU DON'T NEED A RADIO TO LEARN THE VALUE
A VELIE REPRESENTS
Ask Any Velie Driver Then See Us
MEDFORD VELIE CO.
Nordwick Bldg. Phone 732
Itndio In iM'KinniiiK to rrvolut Ionian tlio hot I it 1 and economic
II f of the rntlro world. IV u" ' lwoiiilit wldo sproad, It's
populurlly In Incrianlnn with lenpn and iMiunds. Kvciyduy wo
rcud ot new tulib'vomi-nlM of tho rudloiilionc, J'coplo ran now en
Joy ronoMlH in tlH-lr liotrwt, liunir-l of miles from the ti-oad-cutlng
HlJitlonx. (oeat, miiHieiil hi(IhI anil lecturers can onMM-taJn
in fvcrjr Het'tlon of the country, liven lniMlnen holim-M nrn
employing th svonderul Invention In their work.
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Tlin Itmliopliime Is n iTroKnl."l ulcp forward. 1'oopln who
ncoiti'iin" ln iino urn proitrexHlve, You tun I jo hiiio tho mor
ehantM on this pae mo tliit sort of peojilo It, will Im to your
advantage to iali'onl4 them.
HOOK UP YOUR RADIO AND
GET THIS "MESSAGE"
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Will Give Quick Efficient Service On All Transfer
Work,. No .Job Too Large We Can Provide Safe,
Desirable Storage
I JUST PHONE 315
Eads Transfer & Storage Co.
Geo. Eads, Prop. 32 N. Front St. Phone 315
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