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MTCDFOTCD MATE TRIBUNE. METTFOTID, OTCEfiONY FRIDAY. .TUNE 23. 1922
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Kay "Itayer" when you buy Anjiirin.
1,'rjlwis uu er-o iho iiajnt "JJayer" on
patkuft! or on tuMetH you hps not pit
ting the ftnuim? Jiuver jiro-luct pre
6fribtd by pliyHc.i;inb ov-r twenty-two
years nnJ jirovwl wafu by million: for
i-oldtt, )'e:ulachf tootliaehi', virwh', neu
ralgia, lutTibuK'J, rheuinatiwn, iieuriiiH,
and for pain in general. Arrest only
''flayer" package which cvritiiins proper
directions, IJamly hoxca of twelve tab
lets coat fw cM-ntfl. J-)ruKtMt nlno s'-ll
bottles of 24 and 10U Arpirin ist tl.t
trade mark of ltayer Mamif;u turc of
Jluiioa'-etir-siri'IfM.'T ' f SVIicylicaf id.
FOR EXHIBITS TO
I, ETC.
IT ! M'
We Jieiir that Home folks
with (liKCriniiimtiiijf appeti
tes nay tlmt they could cat
our hrcncl for dcHscrt. Well,
go ahead, it won't hurl you.
H'h oik' of the purest of pure
1'uoiIh.
Scholz's
Butter-Roll
Bread
Pure and Wholesome
"In judging the Josephine County
household exhibits at their county
fair lam year, many women made this
statement to mo, 'We should have
known before we exhibited what
poini werei to be scored,' or 'I am
sure I could have brought a Letter dis
play if I had known what standards
were required,' said Florence J'ool,
home demonstration agent.
Household exhibits at the coming
Jackson County fair should demon
strate standards of excellence in cook
ery. In sewing and other needlework
nd In handwork of various kinds,"
continued Miss Pool. "For this reason
score cards for household exhibits utj
fairs have been prepared by Mrs. Jes
sie I). McComb, la charge of home eco
nomics extension of O. A. C, and will
be available for anyone wishing copies,
at the home demonstration office.
There arc some of the standards:
"Canned Fruits: Canned fruit should
be uniform in size, shape and degree
of ripeness, carefully prepared, evenly
packed and not overcooked. It should
be clean and of natural color. Syrup
should l;e clean and not too heavy,
free from sediment and not too abun
dant. "Canned Vegetables: Canned veget
ables should be uniform in sf.e, me
dium mature, neatly packed, have a
natural flavor and color, small proior
tlons of liquid, and be firm but well
cooked.
"Jelly: Jelly should be clear, spark
ling, and with no sign of crystals, re
tain Its shape alter removal from glass
fshould be the natural color and have
me liavor or tno Trim, it should be
tender, should cut easily with a khmii,
and yet bo no firm that the angles cif
the cut edges remain. No foreign sub
stance should appear in Jelly. The
container should be clean, with a
closely fitted lid and a neat label."
"Turn to the Right" Last Times Tonight at Page Theater
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A diauiniic Kcne f.om TUKN i O THii RIGHT
OF
I JT
I 'DON'T -disciird t h o
0 clotlins tin worn out.
1 Ilnve us DRY CLKAN
them.
"WE ARE NOT
v UNLESS
SATISFIEO
VOU ARE'
! Fashionable
DRESSMAKJNG
Experience In all branches.
Designing ot all kinds.
Prompt Attention to Mailorders,
una w. lnu st. , i-hnno ims-Y
With M edford trad i Medford made
A NERVE TEST
Homebody: Lvtbit It make you
nervous to stand still and listen to
your wife scold?
Puewee: Somewhat, but it's not
near so bad as standing still wait
ing for her to start her alk.
GIRLS!" LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE
Squeezo tho Julco of two lemons
Into a bottlo containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
.tore will supply for a few cents,
shako well, and you have a quarter
pint ot harmless and delightful
lemon bleach.' Massage this swuely
fragrant lotion Into tho face, neck,
arms and hands each day, thoit short
ly nolo tho beauty and whiteness of
your skin. ;
Famous stage , beauties uso this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-whllo complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn, and tan
blenrli hnrntisn it dnenn'r' Irritate'.
L EXHI8J
forent ftervic "-office in tho .federal
building In this city. In some of the
luMional forests of the country, it
hua become necessary to Hecui"e a
permit before even building a camp
fire.
Dr. O. Itoto Hchtdlbonf, eminent
New York physician and Hpocluli.st on
inti'Htinul inflations, v, hose hobby in
tho ptlntiiitf of lumlHcupeH, left this
city lust niKht for Hulern where he
will vlnlt hi brother.
J-r. KcheiiberK ha been at Cratt-r
Lake and J'roHpect for the past two
weekH and returned Thursduy even
ing witli three muall canvanHen which
are not yet complete. Thcno can
viiHKCH were on exhibition In the
Wurner, Wortinan and (lore window
ycHterday and are views of Union
1'cak, iioKUo Jilver CJo:o and (.-'astle
Creek canyon, three pomtH of beauty
and liitercHO in the Crater Lake dis
trict. JJr. SchellbeiK ia an Oreonlan,
liuvlng1 left thin Ktate 27 yeara uku
for New York City, where ho now
maliitriinH a lartfe hoHpal for the
treatment of pei'Horin art licted with
inteHtinal diHorderHt i Since tlic in
Ktltution of tlie hoHpltal, according
to tlie New York Medical Journal,
lir. KcheiiberK- has treated more
than :i(i,00(J caseH.
Tills was tho doctor's first visit to
('rater Iake and he was Ki'eatly im
pressed with the possibilities offered
for the exercise of artistic ability at
this famous beauty spot ' of the
northwest, lie had only small can
vasses with him and was without
essential equipment and therefore did
not attempt a picture of the lake,
but states that ho will return in the
spring of next year. At this time he
will bo accompanied by Jerry Walt-1
man, a prominent N'cw York artist,
und tin especially able and vivid i
painter of snow scenes. All the nee- I
OHHtiry equipment will bo taken to the J
lake and will be set up at ttie water s
cdtfo or on Wizard Island as tho doc
tor is of the opinion that from cither
of theHo two polnlH, a better study
can be made than from a point on
the rim.
The doctor Is delighted with the
treatment accorded him by the in
habitants of the district between
J'rospect and tho Ijike and compli
mented Jim fiiievo and John Maben
highly on their congeniality and hos
pitality which he says is to bo found
In no other part of tho country
which he has ever visited.
Market News
J.ivcMock
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23. Cat
tlo steady; receipts CH
Hogs Bteady; receipts 57.
Sheep steady; receipts 583.
Ilutler
POFITI-AXD, June 23. Butter
steady; extra cubes 363Gc; under
grades Z'lwZc; cartons 41c! prints
4 0c. liutterfat iN'o. 1 churning
cream 41c f. o. b. Portland; under
grades 38c.
.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Juno 23. Wheat,
hard white, white club, soft white,
$1.15; hard winter, northern spring
$1.14; red Walla, $1.09. Today's
car receipts: Wheat 25; barley 7;
flour 5; oats 1; hay 1.
Northwest Wheat. '
SEATTLE. Wash., June' 23.
Wheat, hard white, soft while, soft
white club; hard red winter: soft red
winter J1.I4; northern spring, $1.13:
eastern red Walla, $1.11: big bend
blue stem not quoted. Ycsterday'B
carrecelpts: Wheat 20; corn 1; hay
1; flour 3.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, June 23. Cash wheat,
No. 3 red, 1.11; No. 4 red, 1.12. Corn,
No. 2 mixed 0314 ft 04. No. 2 yellow
C4(f C4. Oats, No. 2 white 38 Iff
43; No. 3 white 3G Sf'3V4. Rye and
barley, timothy seed, clover seed, none.
HOW MUCH DO
YOU KNOW?
H. M. 'Bowser, district fire war
den, announces (that from Juno 3,
until October l,'1s closed fire- season,
and that in. order to burn slashings
or to start' other similar fires one
must have n permit.
These permits may be obtained
from any fire warden or frotn the
r
miA IiwuiTinrtrii mt niiiiiim
BIG LIQUIDATION
timmx.U'A
SALE
AH the stock of
Corner Book Store
at greatly reduced prices
'. f, ;. ' I '
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Stationery, Cards, Books, Office Supplies
CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME ,
FIXTURES FOR SALE
SALE STARTS SATURDAY, JUNE 24
B. F. LINDAS, Assignee for Creditors.
His Friend Recommended Them
"Six years ago," writes W. II. Shad
well, Stanley, Va., "I had lddney trou
bio, and at times, was unablo to raise
myself In bed. Foley. Kidney Pills
were recommenueu to me uy tno uiaer
04 the Fire Department. Aftor using 3
bottles I was completely relieved and
have never had a, return of the symp
toms." Why suffer when you can got
relief from rheumatic pains, backache,
swollen, sore and stiff joints, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness and other
symptoms of disordered kidneys. Sold
everywhere. .,, , Adv.
I'XrSL'AJfj l'KOC K
IMirc inspiration must have guid
ed the scissors that Cut this frock
for It is so cleverly mannued on
tho bias t hat capo drnpery and
frock are one. it lack crepo mo
rooain is the material used with
ki'Okk rained ribbon, ending in a
j t buckle for girdle. Tho very
lonir sleeve that covers the-hand Is
miiie nw
Kash for
Kast-off Klothes
; Wc nro payinj; cash for Men's
used suits, otlil eonts, lints, shoes
ami wntelies. - '. O. Hox ;"!)(), np
phone L'J.'i nnd leave jour luhlress.
; Wo will call.
1. Which has the largest cells,
hard or' soft wood?
2. Who first .applied the name
America to the whole western world?
3. How many of the 105,710,620
Inhabitants of the United States are
ten years old or older?
4. Has France compulsory education?
5. What minerals are contained
in celery?
6. In what year was Archmedes
killed? i
7. When did Bryan resign as sec
retary of state ,
8. Which Is of more value to the
farmer, the owl or quail?
9. What kind of fish scales are
used In making artificial pearls?
10 Waht forest fire in this coun
try burned the greatest number of
acres of timber?
Answers to yesterday's questions.
1. What Is the salary of the mem
bers of the house of lords ot Great
Britain? Ans. Nothing. ;
2. How much water does the av
erage person consume dally? Ans.
About four pounds. v
3. What state has 42 of the 55
highest mountain peaks In the United
States? Ans. Colorado.
4. Woh appoints the assistants in
third class postofflces? Ans.The
postmaster.
5. What is the capacity of the
largest oil refinery in the United
States? . Ans. 180,000 barrels dally.
6. How much of the wage of the
average wage earner goes for cloth
ing? Ans.; 17.7 per cent.
7. How many ex-soldlers have
been appointed postmaster? AnS.
500.
8. How many families in the
United States pay rent? Ans. The
census of 1920 showed 13,000,000.
9. If a club In the big leagues de
sires to drop a player Is it necessary
to offer him to all other clubs? Ans.
Yes.
10 What country, next to France,
has the largest army? Ans?.
Turkey.
Girl Couldn't Stand
Clothes to Touch Her
"My father got nio a bottle of
M aye's Wonderful Remedy for stom
ach trouble and I am feeling so much
better since taking it. My stomach
was so painful 1 couldn't stand my
clothes to touch me.' It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes
tinal tract nnd allays the inflamma
tion which causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
CHINA
NOTED
AND
'S
HPLIIAT
LEADER, DEAD
SHANGHAI, June 23. (By the As
sociated Press.) Wu Ting Fang,
former minister to Washington, more
recently foreign minister for Sun Yat
Sen In the disrupted southern republi
can government, at Canton, died at
Canton this morning, according to a
Renter dispatch.- '
Wu, an outstanding leader in the
politics Jurisprudence of China for
many years, remained at last reports,
loyal to Sun Yat Sen and was believ
ed to have fled Canton with the de
posed South China president. The
Reuter dispatch gave no details.
in 1917 Wun . Ting Fang was
prime minister of the Peking republi
can government. After the govern
ment, as then constituted was over
thrown by Militarists, he went to
Shanghai. Later he TaBt his lot iwth
"Sun Yat Sen and since 'had been Sun's
most powerful statesman.
When LI Yuan-Hung recently was
restored to the presidency of the
Central government in Peking, he
telegraphed Wu an offer to be pre
mier at Peking. So far as the cor
pespondent had bene able to learn,
the offer was Ignored.
Northern statesmen had expressed
the opinion that Wu could do more
perhaps than any other man to bring
the north and south together. '
THREE YEARS OF
TROUBLE ENDED
1NTHREEWEERS
Portland Citizen Was So
Weak From Stomach
Trouble He Could Not
Work Now Eats Any
thing and Is Back on Job.
"Tanlac did for me in Just a few
weeks what I tried for three years
and a half to get other medicines to
do." said Oscnr Laltinen - 40D Fair
bank Ave., Portland, Ore., a well
known member of Carpenter's Union
No. 220 and the Swedish; Sick Bene
fit association. '..'!'' , .
"1 suffered from stomach trouble
nnd constipation and'Uwas getting
worse right alone. : I )ad no appe
tite and dreaded to cat,1 for my food
caused gas that bloated me up tight
as a drum and pressed against my
heart, making it beat twice as fast as
it should. Every morning I got up
with an awful headache and my
nerves were so upset and my kidneys
in such bad condition I was unable to
get a good night's sleep, and I was so
weak I could not work.
"I began to improve right away
when I began taking Tanlac. My np
petlto is now so big my wife can
hardly put enough in my lunch box.
I never suffer from gas, headaches
and nervousness, my kidneys are in ' 1
good order and I have gained weight. ,
I certainly am grateful to Tanlac."
. Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. Adv.
SPECIAL SALE OF SURPLUS
ARMY GOODS
For One Week Beginning June 24, We Will Sell
New Aluminum Mess Kim..... :
New Army Herniation Pack Carriers j. 4.10
New Pup Tents $2.93. Sot Jointed IPoles and l'ins .50
Keclulnied O. 1). Blankets, like new 2.03
' Xeiv Adjustable Lukkiujc Carrier 3.2B
New Folding Camp Stools : BO
New Folding Camp Chairs 70
New Folding Army Cots j. 4.75
Gas Kump tVok Stoves 7.50
Folding Camp Stoves for wood...- 2.05
Heavy O. I. Ganvus Hiuumocks.... 3.25
Tourist IJnen Water Bags, B gal.: 1.2.V
Steel Tent Stakes 15
Folding Steel Camp Beds 6.H5
NEW WALL TENTS -
Cur rents nro all new ami made up in t. S. Gov't Standard. 20
Inch width canvas. .
10x12, 8 oz $11.00 7x7, 8 o. $.80
10x12, 10 oz 13.80 7x7, 10 oz $8.25
All other sizes at proportionate low prices.
Auto tents in white and khaki duck.
We can fit you out for jour camping trip nnd save you money.
United Army Stores
' 32 Se. Central Ave.
Saturday Specials
A CHOICE LOT OF CHICKENS AND BABBITS
Choice Meats of All Kinds
Don't forget our GROCERY DEPARTMENT .
Choice Fresh Vegetables -
Star Meat Market
Phone 273
We Deliver
Telehona 12
. 212 W. Main St.
Medford, Ore
PLENTY OF CLEAN CLOTHES
THIS SUMMER!
THE THOR ELECTRIC WASHER
WILL DO ALL THE WORK
The hot summer season demands plenty
of fresh linen and dresses for the children.
It's no hardship to provide clean clothes if
you have a Thor Electric washer that does
all the hard work at a touch of the button.
. If you fo desire you can easily wash a
few pieces each day without seriously in
terfering with your other duties or pleas
ures. Simply put the clothes in the cylin
der and the Thor will do the rest. ' '; ;
Conserve your time and- energy this
summer with a Thor Electric. You'll ap
preciate its quiet action and the cleanli
ness of your clothes after they have been
washed in a Thor. .
It's so easv to own a Thor It saves so
much of vour time it is so easv to operate " "
you'll never willingly part with it after having used it; 'A free denionsti'a-
tion will prove to you in your own home, the convenience of a Thor. Why riot
call us up now? ' : , ' ' '
People's Electric Store
yffli i n hS'lii