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Quality Feeds
We recommend to you '
i Madrona Egg Producer
Madrona Scratch Food
Albers' Milk-Flo
! Alber's Molas-o-Meal
' ' , ' Buy these proven feeds and be Sat-
. y jsf ied. The prices are right. The
! ' .1 .... feeds are better.
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Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Phone 260-629
317 E. Main
"Milk-Flo gives more milk"
In Calumet a Yii'sl Element
Most Eosklssg Fwdes.'s Lack
Don't- use a " leavener that 'does not
contain, white:pf;egg. WJienvou oX ,.;. (
you take chances--you run the risk .
ot spoiling your bakings. .
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The Economy POWDER
" v "5,;r' .. ...;, ?.V:;--'V'; - "', '
contains a small amount of white-cf-egg. This
makes it possible for representatives of the
company to test it frequently for leavening
strength right on the dealer's counter. Nothing
but absolutely fresh stock is permitted to remain '
,;on the dealers' shelves. It must always be up
to the high Calumet standard.
, Remember thewhite-of-egg
in Calumet protects
the success of your
.bakings. It is the eco
,' nomical ; positive bake
day aid arid its sale is
2M times as much as that
of any other ba nd. v.
A pound can of Calumet
, contains full 16 ounces.
Some baking powders
come in 12 ounce instead
, of 16 ounce cans. Be
-sure you get a pound
BEST BY TEST when you want it.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
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It Is a Satisfaction
To any .mother to know Hint the bread she feeds
'her children "is made of the pui'cst. ingredients
' and under the most sanitary condition. One trip
' to the Peerless Bakerv will convince anv house
wife ilia t
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
. is (he .safest, cleanest and most nutritious bread
ho can feed her family;' Dutter Nut .Bread v'
made in u sanitary, uioderu bakery, where ohlv
ii jnodem r'q.uipiueiit is employed, and the purest
and bit-ingredients are used. :' " .
Butter-Nut Bread Is Economical. Too
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'Nexl 'you " Order Ask vour Grocer for
PEERLESS
Butter-Nut Bread
PEERLESS BAKERY
$30 ADAY PRICE
OF ONE ROOM IN
FLORIDA HOTEL
, (By International News Service)
"Tho tourists ure coming, liolgho!
heigh! ( ' ,
Tlia tourists ure coining, helgUoJ
lielgho!" "
PALM BEACH, Florida, Nov. This
should be eung to the accompaniment
of Scotch bag pipes, with a chorus of
hotel men and . real estate dealers
dancing the Highland Fling in the
background. ,
After the lethargy of a languid sum
mer Palm Beach now smiles Invitingly.
Consider these Palm Beach tourists;
they toil not, but do diligently spin
the toddle top, and Solomon in all his
glory possessed not the haberdashery
of one of these.
The Mecca of the moneyed; the
goal of the gouty; the haven, of the
haggard that's Palm Beach. Of
course, the actual "season" wjll not
begin until Just before Christmas with
the, opening of the big hotels on the
ocean front. .
Season Starting Now
Already a drive over the Island after
dark will show lights shining: from
handsome homes along Royal Palm
Way, Brazilian avenue, Worth avenue
and Chilean avenue. There are a few
homes open on the Ocean Boulevard,
while retinues of servants are arriving
every day to make ready the Palm
Beatjh homes for their owners. Real
estate men say that fully threcfourths
of the houses have been leased and
that practically every northerner own
ing, a home here will occupy it this
winter. A house , of seven or eight
rooms In Palm Beach rents at $1500 to
$2000 for the season. The averago
price of a room and meals at the lar
ger hotels Is about $30 a day..
Across the blue expanse of water
known as Lake Worth and spanned
by two bridges Is the mainland town
of West Palm Beach, started some 25
years ago when workmen who were
building the Royal Poinclana hotel
pitched their tents 'on what Is now
Clematis avenue, the main street of
the town, and crossed the lake In boats
to get to their work. West Palm
Beach, it is estimated now, has be
tween 12,000 and 15,000 population. It
is the county seat of Palm Beach coun
ty, and naturally baBks In the reflected
glory of the millionaires' playground.
The ordinary five-room furnished
house rents at from $600 to $800' a
season of six months and extends from
anywhere In November to anywhere in
May. Small apartments, accommodat
ing two persons' comfort! y, may I
liad for $200 a season and up. .Rooms
In , private residences are rented to
transients at from $10 to $20 a week.
Most of the hotels are run on the
American plan; ' r
HitfXCH IxUlOK LKADKIt WHO
' llOI'Kh TO VISIT AMKKKM
1 as? ' x
Albert Thomas, former deputy and
st'crotury general of tho International
Labor, bureau In PariB, who 1b re
ported to be arranging a visit to
America next year with tho hope of
persuading the United- States to par
ticipator!! the work 'of the Interna
tional Bureau and indirectly bringing
America Into tho League of Nations.
SALE SATURDAY
For the accommodation of the people
sending foreign mall,, the Christmas
seal sale will open Saturday, Nov. 25,
with two booths. Mrs. Tumy will have
charge of the booth at the Medford
Pharmacy, and Mrs. Hillis and Mrs.
Noblltt at the postoffice. . Our county
chairman, Mrs. Holloway has been lor
tunate in securing the services of all
of the ladies' fraternal organizations
and clubs to help in the sale this year,
a list of which will appear later. Help
make this a banner year by stamping
every package and letter-you send,
whether foreign or domestic.
IF STOMACH IS
TROUBLING YOU
' Instantly! ' End Indigestion
or Stomach Misery with ;:
"Pape's Diapepsin"
, As Boon na you cat a tablet or two
of "Papo'a Uiapopsia"' your indigestion
is gone! Hoavy pain, heartburn, flatu
lence, gases, palpitation, or any misery
from a sour, acia stomach ends. Correct
your stomach and digestion for a few
cents. Each ' package guaranteed by
druggist.
WEDDING BELLS
'.In Ashland, Nov. 22, 1922, at the
home of the bride's "parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Herbert, 1001 North Main
street, R. N. Chancy and Miss Violet
Horbert, Rev. J. S. Chaney, Methodist
pastor, officiating. .
... The groom is a young farmer of the
Ashland locality, and his bride is a
charming young lady, both being) of
sterling worth. A suburban homo In
tho Valloy View euighborhood awaits
the young couple after a brief honey
moon tour. . i .
Predicts 'Earthquakes
During Coming Year
' A Few Good
Pattern Hats
left
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See these before
buying elsewhere
Beautiful Corsage
Bouquets
for the Holidays
MissTowne
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THE COLONIAL'
FORD TOPS RECOVERED
$8.75 to $10.00
For 10 Days. -Med.
Tent & Awning Works
Opposite 8, T, Pepot
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PARIS, Nov. 21. (By Associated
Press). The Chilean earthquakes, in
the opinion of Abbe Moreux, tho well
known French scientist and astrono
mer, are only tho beginning of a series
of disturbances that may be looked for
during the coming year. Periods of
calm in solar activities, lie says, are
periods during which such phenomena
may be expected, and a minimum of
solar activity will bo reached In 1923
Abbo Moreux predicts terrestlal dis
turbances In the Antilles and 1n Mex'
Ico, Japan and Turkestan.
XKTItAZZIXXI SIXfiS IX HATH
AS ItKPOltTKlt AWAITS HKU
(By international News Service)
.lANCH13STER, England, Nov.t-
-Tetrazzint sings at her best from 'a
bathtub, at least that is tho testl
mony of a local reporter who called
to tnterviow the songstress.
"Ha!" Cried Mmo. Tetrazzinl from
her bath, when her maid announced
tho reporter. "It is very good of the
gentleman to come, but It is too
early. ; I am in my bath, but let him
stand there, and I will sing to htm!"
To the tuneful splashing of soapy
water, Tetrazzinl Bang; the reporter
listened and then went back to his
office and wrote a masterpiece of the
great "Bath Song." ;
Better . nick nn unmn of. Vhm nrtnt
paper on rolls for wrapping goods and
save money. ' Comes with cores in It
to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaDer
than wranplntt papeiv tf
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, cm be quickly
overcome by applying a, little Mciitho
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist
Became of its germ destroying proper
tics, this sulphur preparation instantly
brings case from skin irritation, soothes
and licnls the ccicma right up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth..
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin
trouble should get a little jar of Kowles
Wentho-Sulpluir from anv good drug,
gist and vsc it like a cold cream.
Business Woman
Feared She Had
Heart Trouble
"Since Tunlac has overcome , a bad
ease of Indigestion and nervousness of
three or four years standing for me,
my work here In the stota is a pleas
ure, and I am certainly grateful for
the good health 'if nan-given 'me,"
Bald Mrs. J. W. Plckli of 51(1 E. 15th
Ht., 1as AngeloH, who owns and ope
rates tho book Btore at 219 Mercan
tile Place-.
"1 was bo run down that I felt mis
erable nil tli.o time.. My sleet) was
broken and i-csUohs.'I hudno appe
tite, and the gas from undigested food
caused my heart to pulpltuto so 1
thought i had heart trouble.. For a
time 1 had a swelling In my legs, too,
and it was an effort for me to' get
about.- ., . -j
"If is wonderful how Tunlnc . has
given mq such . perfect relief from
these troubles. . I eat heartily now,
sleep like a child at night, and just
foci flno all the time."
Tanluc is Bold by nil good drug
gists. "' : " ' "" ' ' ". ' . ' AdV.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. Julius Rein
olds, a native of Switzerland, was ar-
rested today charged with being the'
author of a note received by the custo-
dian of Borough Hall, Brooklyn, on.
Tuesday in which the writer . who,
claimed responsibility, for the Wall"
street explosion in 1920, and threat- !
ened to bomb the hall. I
The police said that Relnolds talked ;
Irrationally and he was sent to a1
psychopath hospital for observation.
Reinolds, admitted writing the letter,
the police kaid, .but declared he did not
intend to carry oit his threat.
SEAHLE SCHOOL MA'AM
RIGA, Nov. .24. (By the . Asso
ciated Press) Mrs. Adelaide Parker
Bennett, formerly a school teacher in
Seattle, "Wash., has just been released
from prison; in Itussla, according to
word reaching" Higa, after being' ar
rested by agents of tho Cheka and de
tained three days.
Mrs. ' Bennett was taken froni her
hotel room at two o'clock in the
morning but the police agents refused
to say why sho was arrested. She was
later -questioned by political investir
gators, V -";" .-----. f
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Special Chair Sale
at The Medford Exchange
Have you ever had the embarrassment in your home of
having to seat your guests or family on the unsightly chairs or
perhaps boxes on holiday festivals. ' '. '', ; ;
,-At the Thanksgiving dinner this year it ought not to be
necessary to ransack the house for all the old chairs when YOU .
CAN PURCHASE NEW CHAIRS SO CHEAPLY , .. .
r NEW KITCHEN'tHAiR'Sl!!
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. (Unpainted, Chairs which you can finish to suit yourself). .
Re'gular $2.25 Unpainted Bow jack Chairs, only...::.!ii;..ix:$i.95
Regular $2.65 Unpainted Straight Back Chairs. Onlyi!$2.20 ;
These chairs used w'ith OUR SPECIAL $4.25 FOLDING :
BREAKFAST TABLE make a most economical Breakfast set.
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BftEAKFAST TABLE AND CHAIRS
Unpainted Gateleg Breakfast Table. ' Special!. v.$8.95 1
Unpainted Low Back Chairs to match. Special.......... .'.$2.95 ,
; V NEW DINING CHAIRS
Combination Kitchen or Dining Chairs, from ..$2.25 to $2.95 ;
Regular '$5.00 Plain Oak Dining Chairs. Special l.......;;$4.35 ;
Regular,. $5.50 Leather Upholstered Chair. Only ......$4.95
'Regular $6.00 Leather Upohlstered Chair. Only J.$5.35 '
: .REMEMBER,,; you can exchange your used furniture or
stoves for NEW goods at ' " '
The Medford jExchange
211 West Main St. The Place of REAL Bargains. 'Phone 931
GWhen you order by Phone
sqy 'PEARL OIL
Be sure your dealer gets the or
der right, because Pearl Oil isn't
just kerosene. It is a Standard Oil
product, refined and re-refined by
a special process which turns out
the best and most economical fuel
obtainable for oil heaters, lamps
and cookstoves. '
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A good oil heater is clean and easy
' to operate if you burn Pearl OiL
- ' The touch of a match brings a
cheery warmth when and where
it is wanted and at very little cost.
At dealers everywhere. Order by
name Pearl Oil.
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We Are Showing Christmas
Stocks Early This Season
Why riot make your selections now and
avoid the rush. By making a small deposit
you can have the goods set aside for you.
Peeple Electric Store
Phone 12
A. B. CUNNINGHAM
212 West Main St.
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