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PAGE TWO MEDFOKD MAIL TKIBUNE, MEUFOR1), OREGON", WEDNESDAY, MAKCIT 7. ; r la Farm Bureau Week Specials itubbor Arties, 15-inuh Iiiee for - $3.95 Hi-Top Rubber DootH $4.85 Long nnd short Slicker Coats, $2.50 and $3.95 Slicker Pants wjtli bib $2.50 The above are all new stock Army Ruin Coats, reclaimed $1.00 and $2.00 Overcoats at reduced prices $1.95 Overalls, rec, waist 65 Overalls, new, heavy blue denim, bib $1.39 $3.25 Wool Army, two-piece Underwear, per suit $2.00 Water-proof Khaki Breeches, double scat and front of Iorr $4.25 Heavy aluminum Percolator $1.25 Heavy Aluminum Double Roaster $1.25 See us before, buying your tent. We can save you money and sell you a tent guaranteed for any kind of weather. - TRADE AT THE ARMY STORE AND SAVE MONEY United Army Stores . :' 32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO. Herman's genuine . officers' i Dress Shoe, plain toe $5.50 Khaki Coveralls, heavy Honing Cylinders - . : I: after rcboring leaves a glass finish which docs not wear out tho i new rings in b short time. It is the latest and most approvod . 'method of finishing cylinders. See samples of tho work at the ,1 Riversido Oarage. Get our prices on your overhaul and roboro job. Our shop is well equipped and manned to do YOUR job . of overhauling on ANY make' of car. Brake inspection FREE. We uso the Multibestos method of brake relining, which docs the job without removing tho brakeband, and saves you money.' $1 per hour, spot cash. Riverside Garage 132 So. Rivertide f : TRY. THE DRUG STORE FIRST 'i WK CAIUIY THU FINEST LINK OP DRCGS MONEY CAN BUY Prompt and Courteous Scrvlco Good Morchanilso A Complete Stock Frco Telephone, Most Kooin, Etc. Those are Homo of the orviros wo offer 'those who buy what nn up-to-duto drcm store carries. Main and Grapo Quality and Borvleo First Phono 1874 J. O. CVPP J. W. 81IlRIiKY We Sell OLYMPIC Flour- Poultry and Stock Feeds See us for Rolled Oats, Scratch Feed, Laying Mash, - Little Chick Feed, Mill Run, Etc. , . We Buy and Sell Poultry and Eggs CUPP & SHIRLEY PRODUCE CO. Phone 95 ' 128 Grape St. jr range Jboter ewtC0 l et ua Install range amj noner in your micnei. and attach It to your range. We- have all typos and Bliea In stock. If you aro In the market for a range boiler let ua talk to you. . Modwn Plumbing & Heating Co. Sparta Bid. Phone OSMi 61 BHoiQlManx PowellSt.atOFarrell. SAN FRANCISCO end Shopping District Anawl, baaulificd Httl Mmmn awaira lha vititot to San Fran citcot New fumiahmaa or umuual charm and comfort lobby daws nrd to pfovida tho olmorphoro of luiuriout homo and 0 new Dining Room, coneideied one of the moel intonating In America all contribute to jrouf welfare) It is the only hotel with running Ice Water in every room Jl t!&fANOUP i'LPP) HARYHY M. TOY Managing owner Blue Front rixit Shop f lit B. Holly St. : "WS FIX ANYTHING" Phone 4M Raanr Blasta 8h.nnnln USED CARS That have not been misused ' Priced riirbl Crater Lake Automotive Co, Oregon Roses . and other Beautiful Flowers Illustrated Catalogue Free upon Application Clarke Bros. 287 Morrison St. Portland, Oregon. E CALIF. GOVERNOR ALLOTTED $91,600 CHICAOO,' Fob (By the Anno-1 SACRAMENTO, Calif. It costs the ilattd I'rvax) itudlcul innovations stute of California t'jl.GOO to maintain in movio theatre coiiHtruction will be tn governor for two years, although posiflblo if tonnri'sn pawn a bill, now nig Salary is but $10,000 annually, or boforo ooiiBrorw.' to bar the inter- $2,000 for the blonnlum. -lute trnnnporlutto.. of Inflammable , a(U1t,OIl to ,,B gu.ary, tho govor- pleturn; films nucoidlng to .niflnemj. nor , niiott()(j other lunda provided of the UuUerur t,r orulo,-.. maintain here, who liavu Juat cumi.l.itt'd a study , . ,, , of the subject and Issued a state-, ' 1 to live in a manner n.ont fan tlielr flndlnBS. commensurate with the dignity of his .Moving pieturo theatre architec- pom. Those sums include the salaries tuie, they sny, has been dovoloped of two secretaries, a stenographer mound tho nocosslty of huving an and a messenger, aggregating $12,100 elaborately flro proofed projection annually; a fund of $il,i00 a year for chamber, carefully Isolated from all postage, traveling nnd contingent ex flre exits, and equipped with apodal (0nBo; a Bpoelal secret service fund of devices to confine tho flames in event 500o which the governor can disburse the highly Inflammable nltrocollu- on hlg own vouchers, without account lose films catch flro. Ing; an allowance of $8750 annually 1'assugo of the pending toll , ( which executive man- is sponsurod by tho association or 1 ' st.it.. fire marshals, would outlaw the "Ion; and $750 a year for printing, InUnmimiblo film In favor of a slow '"-'i " messages, commissions, nnd burning film which Is no moro dan- other documents issued from the exec gerous thnn a role of ttlcker tupe or. utlve offices. any other paper commodity. The governor nlso gets his offices In tests made at the laboratories It' in Sacramento, San Francisco and lo wns found that strips of nitroeelluloso Angeles; the use of the. executive film would burst Into intense flamo mansion and its furnishings; an offic when a lighted match was applied. aifiUCh as it is nnd some smaller burning to usl.es In a fow seconds. A. Hem8 of exl)ense that are not charged match applied to the safe film would f , bm, ure JncuI, Ight It, but when tho match was ro- " ..!, ii,io nmved tho flame would die out of on ni l:c011',t- ea lncludne its own accord. Tho nitroeelluloso nni1 a gardener for the execu- film is bo inflammable that It Is sub-1 "v0 mansion and grounds, costing Ji.ct to spontaneous combustion at a1 17080 annually. tompcrnturo of about 300 degrees, while when onco llghtctf It will con tinue to burn even though immersed in water. "Tho economic futuro of tho movio business, I think," said A. it. Small, vlcc-presidont of the laboratories who is In charge of tho film Investi gation, "lies not In tho 'professional' producing und exhibiting class, but In tho development of small portable movio "cameras so that every man can take his own pictures and havo his own film library ut home to project for his friends. , "Development of tho small, cheap camera, within the reach of every pocketbook, made photographic film ufts wn,.rc -Join Farm Bureau" TO BE USED FOR production possible on a quantity, basis that brought sufficient returns to, wnrrnnt laboratory research and development for the perfection of tho MAIiDLEHEAD, Mass. Tho ship-1 yard at the edgo of the Marblehead ; many famous yacntsi were built, nnd uircroft later wercj manufactured, in to be changed soon j into a residential site. j In 1905 W. Sterling Burgess, a ndustry. In the same way the home . ,.h.,A. .,,.., , inn,i movie camera offers tho big field ,, ore(.te 'yacht building plant.! But a safe for future development. film n necessary first. Join Farm Bureau H. S. FRATERNITIES ARE CONDEMNED BY HIGHS. PRINCIPAL He constructed a Tnnrlno railway, and tho rock was blasted to prepare a chnnnel which .would nccommodatp vessels with a draft of 11 feet. Anothor adjunct to tho yard was tho Ox. a 00-foot steamer designed for towing. Mr. Burgess carried both pilot's and engineer's licenses to opo ralo tho ship. Later Mrs. Burgess was granted pilot's papers, and came Into prominence as tho only woman pilot on tho coast. Tho first boat to take shape was the Pontiac, for (leorgo Silsbee. Many other yachts fallowed, some of which wero succoHHful in championship races In llostt.n, New York, New Orleans and other racing centers. In 11107 tho 11.0-foot gusollno pas senger boat, Plnrland of 800 horsc powor was built for JIaydon & Co.. The l'incland wns CLEVELAND. Fraternities and so rorities have no place In the high school nroeram. according tn the view of Now Orleans. advanced today by Principal H. E. I ono ot tho first veascls to bo pro- Winner of the South Hills high school Pemu .ccen.u..y uy ,u,ur. . of Pittsburg, Pa., to the department 'r"mn,c "" was Uegun..n .... i . . . ... . i I509 and the first competed craft of superintendence of the National t0Ht0(I , Fem.UBITi ,'9IOi b Ml, Education association. He said: j I!urBC8!t A. M. Hclrlng and Norma.. "The fundamental work of the high p,ince. The flight was tho first made schools Is to develop centers for train-; in Now England. Ing in leadership and service, not only In the summer of tho snmo year, for the future hut for tho Immediate Mr. Burgess opened n testing and fly present. It is only as young people Ing ntntlon at l'luni-Island, near New live within school that they aro able huryport. nnd the product ot tho thus to live woll Without school. All Mnrblehond factory wns taken to tho types of activity which make for train- ",,a',on V1" t,x; . cl,lu,, c.rnhnme- ing in leadership and service are Justl- n h f' r- n nv,",or' "y,do,tho "' ... , A t. i j flight over the city of London in n flahlo within tho school. More and Mlll.,,,,o,l.bilt airplane. In 1911 Moro regular opportunity must be of- !llan.. N. Atwll(, Ilttainr,d tamo 1)y ferod pupils for participation in the his flight In .. Burgess piano fro wor for the school. It is only thus Marblehead 1o Washington. During Hint right hahlta of work may be the fail of that year another of these farmed. "Extra-curricular activities should come ob a felt nood within tho school rather than a deflnlto program being presentod -simply for the purpose of organization. No activity- should be countenanced In high school that does not have tho approval of the adminis tration head of the school and to whose meetings n delegated raculty member, ono In sympathy with the activities shall not be present. This means that fraternities and sororities have no place in n secondary school program. Boost Farm Bureau planes was fitted with pontoons nnd pilots succeeded In making It ullKht and lake off from tho surface ot the ocean, heialdltiK tho now familiar seaplane FOR DETROIT OFFICE DETROIT, Mich., Mar. 7. Nomina tion of two candidates for mayor, one of whom will be elected In April to fill tho unexpired torm ot J nines Couzens, now United States senator, hold chief Interest for Detroit voters today In tho city primary. Tlisre wore six candidates for tho mayoralty nom ination including James A. Inches, pollco commissioner under Mr. Cou zens, Arthur K. Wood, state senator nnd Frank E. Doremus, former con gressman. The voters also had before them a proposal to rulse the salary of tho mayor from $SO0 to $12,000 a year. Boost Farm Bureau Cintntilc, tho Bookmaker, Dead. LONDON Samuel Gamble, n bookmaker who died recently, left an clnte of fr.00.000 which ho nnd ac cumulated with folks who play the ponies. He bequeathed his stock of liquor to the medical department of the Baptist missionary eocloty, Thin? Kun-down? Sure Way io Gel Right Weight Incrraaa Your Red-Blood-Cella. That'i the Sure Wayl S. S. S. Builda Blood. Cella; Thie Mn Strength! Po you know why luntirance romn. nl.-i refuae to lt.9t.re a great many .lira lie.au r. tliej are under weight 1 Sl.nplj beca.ua to b udJit weight often pravv low flftitlng powcr In th body. It often mraot. you art. mlotja nerve. power, ntlixia red-eelli In your blood, minus health, minus mercy, minus vitality. It Is ... rloifi to bo ntlnus, but tho moment vot. Inrreaao ths numiier of your reil-tdond cells, iroo brsln to bwom plus. Thnl'a why 8. 8. B., slnro 1S24, has meant to thousand! of uml rw.lcht men anil womfn, J Plus In their atrrnKth. Hollow rheek nil out. Tou stop helng a ealnmlty-lo..kr. Xou Insplro eonri.lcrn-e. Your body fllla to ths point of powar, yonr flesh becomes flrmrr, the am lines that come from tliln near disappear. Yoa look younger, firmer, happier, and yon fel It, too, all over your body. Moro red blood cells I 8. 8. 8. will build them. Ladles and geutlsmen. peahfr. bony fare doeant make von look wt Important or pretty, does It? Tnke Jv.'....i V co,,'",n only pnre Tesytahle medlrlnal Intredlents, 8. 8. a la a.dd at !f l"?.."".' ,n ,wo The lartet Ise bottle U the more economical. hktymimif again the SECRET of Delicious Fried Foods EVERY chef knows that one of the hardest things is to fry food so it will be "done", yet not soggy nor heavy. Here are a few hints that have aided thousands of intelligent housewives: ' Your food will be twice as appetizing and more easily digested, if you use Mazola for cooking, instead of animal fats or ordinary cooking compounds. One reason is that Mazola can be heated so hot that the food is instantly crusted over. This keeps in all the rich juices, and makes the food more delicious and tastier. For frying fish, dry your fish well, dip in flour or cracker dust, and drop in hot Mazola. FOR frying French fried potatoes, let potatoes stand in cold water an hour after they are cut. Then dry well, and drop in very hot Mazola. Use a deep pot, as this will prevent the Mazola from running over when you drop the potatoes in. Crullers fried in Mazola are never grease-soaked, as they form a crust at once when dropped into hot Mazola. Your grocer sells Mazola in pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon tins, packed and sealed under expert supervision; It is never sold in bottles or in bulk. If Mazola is unsatisfactory to you, your grocer refunds the cost without question. FREE Beautifully illustrated sixty-four age Cook. Book. Write to Johnson ieber Company, Portland, Oregon. Best for Salads and Cooking . ) hi WWII V. r The Clettac 4Wayl Makes x. rarmmcr Pav f xThe'CIetrac replaces four to - eight work animals, saves their care and feed billsdoes uuutv. Kiuua ji wuiK, mure uays a year. It speeds up every farm job plowing, harrowing, fitting, harvesting, threshing, silo filling, road building, shelling - (corn and sawjng wood. Puts more acres under cultivation jand helps produce bigger crops (Nothing stops the Clctrac. It travels "easily" on its broad rnetal tracks over soft, rough or hilly ground goes any where, any time. Burns kerosene or distillate perfectly .and a boy can run it. jCome in and look the Cletrac over.'' See for yourself its sturdy construction. Let us show you what it will do for you on your own farm., " ' ""' Hubbard Brothers Medford, Oregon We can handle small tractor on trade for Cletrac
