Medford mail tribune., July 14, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

MEDFORD MAITJ TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922:
Picnic Specials
Chickens, Lunch Meats, Rabbits.
Don't forget our Sausage Department
Tresh Vegetables of all kinds.
SECURE PATROL
-.Say "Bayer',' and Insist!
PAGE EIGHT
Unless you see (lie name "Mayer" on
pacKuge or on tablets yon are not tot
ting the genuine Bayer iirmlurt lire
scribed hy physician over twenty-two
years and proved afe .by millions or
Colds
Toothache
. Karaelie
Neuralgia
Accept only
Headache
Lumbago
Itlieunifitisin
1'ain, 1'ain
"Bayer" uarkain which
contains proper directions. Handy boxes
ui ivti-iv? uimeis t-osi. lew cent. Urug
(tins also sell bottles of 24 and Kill.
Aspirin is the trade umrk of Hay
Jiuniiiiictnre of .uuiioacuticacidcstcr of
ouucyiKociu.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Thl is to certlry tlmt aim Chung of
Mdford, Ore., has curod mo of goitre
Hud stomach trouble.. S. M. Leonard,
6u J HI., Grants Puss.
This is to certify that Glm Chun of
jvieuroru, ure., mm cured me or rupture
of four yearn' attmdlng. f, G. laham,
'413 8. St., Granta I'uus, Ore.
Medford, Orctfon, Jan, 13, 1917.
Thla la to certify that I, the under.
Mernfd, had very never) b torn itch trouble
and had bean bothered for several years
uiid 1'iut August was not expected to
1 Hva, and hnarlnff of Olm Chung (whose
,Hrb atore Is at 214 Ho u 111 Front sLeet,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
' stoiiluOh trouble, and I started to feeling
- better as soon on I used them mid today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to Bee
- Vim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Hlvnvd) , ,W. It. JOHNSON.
WUitesaea:
- Win. Lewis, Eagle Point.
; W. L. Chlldreth, Ea&le Point .
' ' W. A. And r son, Med ford. '
8. ft. Holinea, HuRle Point.
C. R Moore, Eagle Point.
'J.- V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point.
Geo. Von der Hellen. Eagle Point.
WASHINGTON, July 14. Army
aliplatU'H may he rtLspatclied nt onw
to asslHt In battling fori'Ht fires rag
ing In the northwest, wild Senator
MeNary, Oregon, following u confer
ence with Onerul Putriek, chief of
the army air service.
While it is impossible to rush
through an emergency appropriation
bill for 1 lie work, owing to the house
being adjourned, MeNary uhiiouncej
arrangements probably would be
maile to draw upon the department
of agricultural reserve fund for the
necessary expenditure of an airplane
patrol. He was to hear definitely
from Secretary Wullace late this
afternoon.
General Patrick announced ho
would take the matter up with Secre
tary of War Weeks and it wa his
opjlnlonj .'ainy ftyers from Puciflc
bases could be pressed into service
early next week.
MeNary was the author of a bill
three years ago which permitted
army aviators to patrol forest lands
under u special appropriation. Owing
to i;educed airplanes for the service,
nowever, tno atr department was
compelled to withdraw . the patrol
when the emergency hill expired, It
.-vs. Tho girl at the left wears a
dainty net blouae, filet tilmtswd
l and bepleated. It does up at the
''back., lied and white silk printed
In bold design makes the center
lil.Ot'SES
tunic t dashing and on the right a
putty -colored' silk sweater enlivens
itself 'With red and white checks.
The slit and bound tunic is a fea
ture that la good.
New Books at County Library
It is urged that the branch libraries i The cruise of the Kawa; Day,
and patrons make special requests of Simian world; I.eacock, Sui
was slated
Henator MeNary will ask use of
army flyers untjl September 1.
L.aior, ne said, a bill may be pre
Rented for permanent establishment
of nlrplnne forest patrols in the
northwest forest territories. Air
planes, he believed, would reduce to
minimum tho hazard from forest
fires
Iry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing,
llepnlrlng.
. S. W. FORSYTHE
1) VIC It AND OMCANER
Prompt service and prices the lowest
consistent with f rst class work.
MioneiMI. Shop nt 1 16 Mistletoe
A Scientific Mtans of Destroying it-
Rats and Mice
No Traps No Poisons
...Hot harmful to ether animals or human.
I Safe to Handle . Effective
Writ or ask for instructive Azoa booklet,
Heath's Drug Store
A
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II rlVERSAt CAO 1 1 1
'V THE FORD SEDAN : 111 J
III Many have tho linpremlnn that a Soclnn Is prl- H ill I
j HI innrily n winter ear. The popularity of I he Ford B III SJ
'! Ill Sedan In Hiuiinier time disproves this Impression. Ijlll
! Ml H affords all tho open air pleasmro of a touring ear ,11111
fj Ml wltli tho rouifort ami convenience of a elosed car, ;
' III "'nee thu windows run be lowered nidi ease nt auy i III II
! Ill Why not come In, see this little rnr. In.
j III vesllpno for yourself Kh inerlts. Wo Will he rIim! l I
I III to show it to you. Ijlll
!j C. E. GATES AUTO CO. I I
j J Cor. SUth and Pacific Highway J
" " " TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE JUNE 20,' 1922
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
DAILY K.XCKIT SI. MAV
Lv. Medford 7:45 a. m., 1:00 p. m.
Lv. Hosoburg 8:30 a. in., 2p. m.
MEDFORD-GRAN TS PASS STAGER
DAILY KXt'KIT SI XDAY
Vt Mad ford 7:45 a.m., 1:00 p. m., 4:45 p. in.
Lv.. Urania i'uss 7:30 a. m..-l:00 p. m., 5:30 p. m.
81NDAYOXLY
. Ly. Medford 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
Lv. Grants Pass 10:00 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
We connect with stages for Portland, -Marshfleld and Crescent
City.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. .
Phone 3011
the Central Library at Medford for
interesting books as they uppeur on
the monthly lists; otherwise these
books are not usually sent out.
Adult Fiction
Anderson, the triumph of the egg;
Fletcher, The borough treasurer; bur
nett, The head of the house of Coombe;
Canfield, The diary of a forty-niner;
Dunn, The girl of Ghost mountain;
Fletcher, Scarhaven keep; llenshaw,
The inheritance of . ean Trouve;
Hergesholmer, Cythersa; Irwin, Co
lumbine time;., Kaye'-Smlth, Joanna
Godden; McKenna, Secret victory;
Marshall, Uig Peter; Martin, March
on; ,OppenheIm, The great Prince
Shan; O'ilrien, Best short stories of
the jear, 1821; Quick, Vandemark's
folly f Qulller-Couch Wondering heath;
Heeve, The poisoned pen; Heeve, The
silent bullet; Sedgwick, Adrlenne
Toner; Stribllug, iiirthrlght; Stringer,
The prairie child.
Non-Fiction
Bleyer, Newspaper writing and edit
ing; Hyde, Hand book for newspaper
workers; Spencer, News writing, the
gathering, handling and writing of
news stories; Holt, On the cosmic re
lations; Randall, The new light on im
mortality; Gelcy, From the uncon
scious to the conscious; Robinson, The
mind In the making; Bennett, Mental
efficiency. Vocations for business and
professional women; Puller, Your boy
and his training; Lodge, The ' sub
stance of faith allied with science;
Jastrow, A gentle cynic; Case, Hand
book of church advertising; Hohson,
Problems of a new world; Stoddard,
The rising tide of color against white
world-supremacy; Demungeon, Amer
ica and the race for world dominion;
Duncan, Marketing; yanderlip, What
next in Europe?; Waterman, Self In
struction courses In civil service;
Kroebel, The education of man; Eliot,
Education for efficiency; Kirton, The
principles and practice of continuation
teaching; Foster, Principles of teach
ing in secondary education; Loeke,
The vocational education of girls and
women; Smedley, The school lunch;
Conwell, Observation; Walts, Practical
problems of the school; Richardson,
Economic geology; Bradley, Quicksil
ver resources of California; Hunting
ton & Cushlng, Principles of human
geography; Rice, Popular studios of
California wild flowers;' Stiles, Nutri
tional physiology.
Ruddlman, Pharmacy, theoretical
and practical; Carroll, Our nervous
friends; Hammond, The engineer;
Horton, Opportunities in engineering;
High 'tension power transmission;
Hutchinson, Lougldistance electric
power transmission; Gundy & Schacht,
Direct-current motor aud generator
troubles; Hiuon, Clean wnter and how
to get it; Ginhome-Whlte, Air power;
Am. Bu. of Engineering, The Ford
standard electrical equipment; Hay
ward, Automobile ignition, starting,
and lighting; Plnnkett, The rural life
problem of the United States; Clark-
son, Practical talks on farm engineer
ing; Macklin, Efficient marketing for
agriculture; Hallock, Tractor engines;
Boerker, Our national forests; Chey'
ney, The farm woodlot; Graves, The
principles of handling woodlands: Pin-
chot, The training of a forester; Ben
nett, The busy woman's garden book;
Croy, Putnam's vegetable book; Guth
rie, The book of butter; Abel, Success
ful family life on the moderate Income;
Harvey, Food facta for the home-
maker: Heller, Secrets of meat curing
and sausage making; Spencer, Fish
cookery; Lewis, The A B C of vacuum
tubes; Sleopor, Construction of radio
phone and telegraph receivers; Sleep
er, Design date for radio transmitters;
Carthage, Retail organization and ac
counting control; .Murahall, Business
administration; Durstino, Making ad
vertisements and making them pay;
Ramsay, Effective direct advertising;
Rose, Molecules and man: Ixw, Tech
nical methods; Breroton, The practical
lumberman.
Campbell, How to use cement for
concrete construction; Tussaud, The
romance of.Mndame Tussnud's; Thom
as &,Easlea,. The rose book; Chaffers,
The new collector's handbook of marks
on ,pottory and porcelain: Kenison,
Mechanical drawing; Feden, Modern
water-colour; Hlbbert, A manual of
photographic technique; Rosenfeld,
Musical portraits; Brower, Vocal mas
tery; Draper, School, church and homo
games; The official rules of card
games; lloyro up to date, 1814: Moore,
Roads to childhood; Marble, Heralds
of American literature; Adams, Some
thing else ngnln; Clark. Sun and sad
dle leather; Gale, Secret way; Robin
son, Avon's harvest: Frothlngham.
Songs of hordes : Frothlngham, Songs
of dogs; Wilkinson, New voices: Aus
tin, Standtsh of .Blandish; Hill, High
school farces: Baker, Modern Ameri
can plnya; Cook, Tho Provlncetown
plaj'a; Mantle, Best plays of the year;
Smith, Short plays by representative
nutbora; Kilmer, The circus; Chaiipall,
This
nshine
sketches of a little town; McKenna,
While remember; Bradley, A book of
the Severn; Markham, Watching on
the Rhlue; Towne, Loafing down Long
Island.
Cyriax, Among Italian peasants;
Lange, The lower Amazon; Brpoks,
Dames and daughters of the young ire
public; Brooks, An American citizen;
the life of William Henry Baldwin, Jr.;
Gordon, Jefferson Davis; George, The
life of Henry George; Muzzey, Thomas
Jefferson; Kraslnska, The journal of
Countess Francoise Kraslnska: Gore,
The boyhood of Abraham Lincoln; Ra-
bindranath Tagore, My reminiscenes;
Swinnerton, R. L. Stevenson, a critical
study; Winchester, The life of John
Wesley; Schevill, A political history of
modern Europe, from the Reformation
to the present day; Kennedy, The pio
neer campflre; Meacliam, The old Ore
gon trail; Bishop, Panama past and
present.
Oregon Agricultural college,' Seed
potato certification Tor 19S2; U. S;
Dept. of Agriculture, Important culti
vated grasses; U. S. office of farm
management, cost and utilization of
power on farms where tractors are
owned; Western Walnut Ass'n, Re
ports on cultivation of nuts.
Stomach Tortured?
Try Yeast
But Be 'Sure It's Ironized Yeast
You can't give your job the best
that's In you, if you' suffer with in
digestion, dyspepsia or other -distressing
stomach ailments. The thmg
to do, it you want to feel in tip-top
condition, with never a thought of
stomach trouble, is to try Ironized
Yeast. Simply take two tablets with
each meal. In all probability you
will notice highly beneficial results
within the first 2 4 hours.
Yeast, as everyone knows, contains
certain elements which have a won
derful effect on the functioning of
.our stomachs, and in toning up the
system. But Ironized Yeast embod
ies the now scientific process of ion
ization which makes yeast just
doubly effective. Forget stomach
troubles and keep yourself 100 ef-,
ficlent. Get Ironized Yeast today;
To try it free simply mail postcard
for famous 3-Day Test. Address
ironized Yeast Co., Dept. SO, Atlanta,
Ga. Ironized Yeast Is recommended
and guaranteed by all good drug
gists., - ,
TOKIO, July 14. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The Japanese gov
ernment, is considering an offer for
Lthe purchase of the Island of Sak
halin .from Russia, according to the
tforoz'ir; a,Toklo vernacular newspa
per. .
i The Island pf .Sakhalien, approxi
mately 400 miles in length, lies oft
the coast of the Maritime province of
Siberia, immediately north of Japan.
Japanese occupation .of Sakhalien
and the contiguous mainland during
recent years buB developed a contro
versy over her policy and intentions
at home and - abroad that in some
quarters produced direct charges of
imperailistlc land grubbing against
the Tokio government.
The value of Sakhalien lies not
only , in the natural resources it pos
sesses, but also In Its proximity to
the great fishing grounds of the
Amiis river estuary opposite where
thousands of Japanese now are en
gagec in reaping the harvest from
the sea.
Star Meat Market
Phone 273
We Deliv
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
Medford Athletic Club
Behind Walker's Entrance In alley.'
Open 10 a. in. to 10 p. m. daily. Hot
and cold showers.; 'Massaging.
K. O. BOH BROWN. Mcr.
: BECOME A PARTNER IN THE
Ashland Granite Company
Help build a big business and draw your dividends
Opportunity plus action brings results. We furnish the
Opportunity.
t
The company is incorporated for $150,000, shares $100 each
and proposes to buy the land and machinery of the Blair granlu
quarry, enlarge the plant and build up algreat wholesale granlu
business.
As a result of a thorough Investigation twenty Ashland bust
ness men .are back of tho organization arid Invite your coopera
tion. An illustrated booklet will be mailed to all who apply.
,Mr. Earl Melling will receive stock subscriptions. We wain
you to see the quarry. Turn south off the highway at the.slgr
six miles above Ashland or telephone Mr. -Melling, 707-L, thai
you want to go. There will be no charge for the trip and yot
incur no obligation.
. Ashland Granite Company, Ashland, Ore.
H. C. GALE Y, Stock Subscription Solicitor.
A STANDARD
Car Rent Service
Central PointTaxi
nt Central Point Feed Store.
- .. JESSE IUC1IARDSOX .....
Willard Battery
Vy For Fords or Other ,
Light Cars
$23.6Q
AND YOUR OLD BATTERY
Other Batteries Cost Proportionally
This is a battery guaranteed by the Old Reliable Battery Shop
Electric Shop
, Eighth and Bartlett Sts. Phone 22-J
CALL ON US FOR SERVICE
Have You Seen Ou r Radio Batteries ?
MAIL YOUR FILMS TO
, SWEM'S STUDIO
217'E. Main St,
Medford
CONTIHENTAI
Quotation on rumps and Rams for ir I
. ..ngation.
" THOS. I. 'TEMPLE. Medford
CLOTHES
' you're proud of
$35 $50
Jackson County Fair
Medford.jSont.'.ia toM
Waving fans, swayed by the hands of men and, women
whose labor was held of small moment save as it pro
x vided comfort to their high-born masters, was once a
symbol of luxury.
'f' . ' - ' ' . ' ; 1 , , . ... .
To day every man and every woman, and every small baby, sleep
ing through Lours of summer's heat, may have the comfort of air
stirred to invigorating freshness by constant motion.
v .
- .Instead of ostrieh plumes, the fans are made of scintillant blades '
of brass, instead of hands of ebon slaves, they move to the power
of our modern servitors-volts, amperes, and watts, summoned by
the touch of a button from today's Circuit of Service. -
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
16iach.Slab Wood, dry -in. yard.
S1.78 per tier. Delivered green,
$1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $6.50 per load, or
$5.75 dumped. " -. "
; Phone 631'
The California Oregon Power Company
rnone loo Medford, Oregon
216 West Main Srtet