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MEDFORD MATTi TRTBUNE, MEDlKfflP,- OREGON, FBI DAY, APRTL 27, 1923
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FOSTER ADAMS, wcll-knonn
Civil War veteran, of Port,
land.- Ore.; is still hate and hearty
at 75. Ho attributes Ills remark
able healUi to taking Tannic.
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"That I am feeling bo strong and
Veil at my age I can attribute to
nothing but the use of Tanlac." :
eently said Foster Adams, well known
Civil War veteran, living at 1220 E.
Main St., Portland, Ore.
i 'Tor over ten years I suffered from
Indigestion. After eating I would In
Variably bloat with gas until I could
hardly get my breath, and have awful
pains in my- left side, just .below my
.ribs. 1 was constipated and all run
flown, and had such spells of weak-,
ness I just had to go to. bed.
jf "Well, the Tanlac treatment set me
Jo eating hearty, did away with that
Indigestion and bloating, and
strengthened me and built up my
health-in every-way. Tanlac is with
out doubt a remarkably good medi
cine. . .."
' Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
glstn. . Take - no substitute. Over 37
million bottles sold. Adv.
BIG PENN RELAY
FRANKLIN FIELD, Philadelphia,
April 27. America triumphed deci
sively over England in the first Inter
national test of the Penn relay carni
val this afternoon whoa Walter Hig
gins of Columbia, Intercollegiate crosB
country champion, raced to a spectac
ular triumph in the two mile individ
ual event. C. B. E. Morgan, Oxford,
after setting the pace for nearly a
mile weakened and was barely able to
finish sixth. Higgins killed off his
nearest rival, Thompson of Hamilton
college, by a remarkable burst or
speed In. the last furlong. !,.,
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RUPTURE
EXPERT HERE -
8EELEV, FAMOUS IN THIS SPE-
ClALLY, CALLED TO MEDFORD.
)j F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and Phlla
uelphia, the noted truss expert,, will
personally be at the Holland Hotel,
itnd will remain in Medford this Mon
day only, April 30th. Mr. Seeley
aya: , "The . Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rupture
perfectly, but .contracts .the opening
jin 10 days on the average case. Be
ing a vast advancement over all form
er methods exemplifying lnstantan
:eous effects immediately appreciable
and withstanding any strain or post
ilion no matter the size or location.
Jarge or difficult casts, or incissional
ruptures iroiiowing operations; spe
cially solicited. This instrument re
ceived the only award In England and
In Spain, producing results without
surgery, injections, medical treat
ments or prescriptions. Warning
All canes should bo cautioned against
tho use of any clnctic or web truss
'With undorstraps, as snmo rest where
the lump Is and not where the open-
Inir is, producing complications nee-
msitntinfi surgical operations. Mr.
Beeley hag documents from the
..United States Government, Washing
ton, D. C, for inspection. He will be
felad to demonstrate without charge
or fit them if desired. Business de-
' jnands prevent stopping at any other
Place in this section.
i 1. S. Every statement In this notice
has been verified before the Federal
'iind State Courts. F. It. Seoley.
Homo Qffice, 117 N. Dearborn St,
:i Chicago
The Trigonla Oil well is now down
about 1850 feet, with the drill proceed
ing through a limestone formation.
McElroy's orchestra, Air.- Jazz him
self. Pavilion,, Tuesday and Friday of
next week. 32
Baseball, Eagle Point vs. Applegate
at Eagle Point Sunday, April 29th (
2:30 p. mt 32
Don't forget to see Talent's bargain
counter to Bave money on bakery
goods. ' 81
J. F. Wochnick left last night for
Longview where his brother Frank
was killed yesterday when a scaffold
fell killing four other workmen. Frank
Wochnick . formerly resided in Med
ford. He was a bricklayer and assist
ed in the construction of the Federal
building here.
Hear Alford Bins the latest dance
hits. Fair Ground Pavilion dances are
different. 32
Cement and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co.
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Don't forget to see Talent's bargain
counter to save money on bakery
goods.- 31
For Rent A goodv piano for four
months.. H. Q. Launspach. Phone
646-R. tf
A number qf local fishermen have
developed considerable enthusiasm
and are not confining themselves to
week-end trips to the trout streams
and , the river. Excellent catches of
cut-throat and trout are reported daily
and it is claimed that the majority of
them are caught on fly and spinner.
Spray hose 20 cents per foot Crater
Lake Hardware Co. tf
We have good values In used cars.
Patton &. Robinson, Inc. tf
.. For. JRent-!-A -good; piano for four
months. H. G. Launspach. Phone
646-R. tf
John O. Cupp has accepted a. posi
tion of manager of the Valley- Pride
Creamery of Grants Pass and he and
Mrs. Cupp moved there today.' They
recently came here from Missouri.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
Gladiola and Canna bulbs. Eden
Valley Nursery, 6S0-J-2. tf
Colonial Garage for tire service. 319
Fred Williams, of Salem, , was in
Medford on business Thursday. He is
attorney for the Interurban Autocar
Companies of Oregon.
Supply your baby's wants. Entire
stock of infants' wear on sale , at
Medford Center Store. ' 32
Colonial Oarage for tire service.
Helman baths, Ashland, Ore., opens
for the season Saturday, April 29th.
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Is Green No More
! .ji "My experience with your mcdl
cine has been wonderful. My Btom
1 ach and liver trouble of five years
standing took a new turn two years
"ago when I took on an olive groen
complexion. I spent $1200 with doc
!-'tors and specialists only to prove that
J was still as green as ever. A friend
1 ndvised . m- to try Mayr's wonaenui
Hemedy, and I am green no more
My, stomach and liver trouble has all
disappeared."; It is a simple, harm
; less preparation that removes the
.catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
': tract and: allays the Inflammation
,;which causes' practically all stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, includ
ing. appendicitis. One dose will con
i Vtnce or money refunded: For sale
by all druggists. . - Adv.
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Mellow aa mnnnllsiM
aiMl-aa fitting for
memorable occasion.
A happy ending in. the
choice of chocolate
when you find the su
perlative goodness of Tan
Jar has .even exceeded
your expectations. They
. are Vogan masterpieces in
an already famous line. , .
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thererer thej' Bell
Rood candr.
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MYERS SELLS FIVE
Five big Mack trucks were deliverod
this week by O. V. Myers, local dealer,
to recent purchasers. One 6-ton model
went to Fred Fick of Jacksonville, two
big S-ton trucks to Ike Kesterson of
Doris, Calif., and two 2V4 ton trucks to
Archie Weiner of Klamath Falls.
These trucks will -be used for logging
and similar heavy service.
A special 5-ton Mack truck is in
Medford for the purpose of Bhowing
its merits to local people Interested in
it. According to O. V.' Myers this
truck is gaining in popularity by leapa
and bounds because of its sturdy con
struction, power and economy of up
koep and operation. Mr. Myers' head
quarters is at the Mason Motor Co.,
where ithe Mack 6-ton model is on
display.
NOTED ORCHESTRA
Cole McElroy's orchestra, of Port-I
land, one of the best' musical organi
zations of its kind In the west and
which Is now touring the stato, will
give a special program at the Med-:
ford fnlr grounds next Tuesday even
ing. The first half hour of the pro-1
gram will be devoted entirely to
music, featuring Monte Austin, the
noted baritone, and ' from 9 o'clock 1
to midnight, the orchestra will play
for the dancers.
The entertainment will start at I
8:30 o'clock nnd It promises to be-al
faro treat for music lovers as well as
those, who delight to trip the light
fantastic to the tunes of the latest I
melodies, discoursed by artists of the I
first water. Mr. Austin, the soloist.
gained fame singing at the world's!
fair at Ban Francisco.. The members!
of the orchestra are: John Sylvester,
aecordoin; Peck Holton,- piano:- L.
Zohser, cornet; Fiddle Hwartout,
ophonej Stubbs Tracy, drums,
Tremendous
Sale; of Suits
and Goats
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ST0K
Every Ladies' Suit and Coat in Our Entire
Stock Going at One-Fourth to One-Third
Less Than Market Prices
Large Assortments Just Received for This Event!
Ladies' Suits
$25.00 Suit. Special sale price . . $18.75
$30.00 Suits. 'Special sale price . .
$35.00 Suits.
$40.00 Suits.
Special sale price . .
Special sale price . .
$45.00 Suits. Special sale price ...
$50.00 Suits. Special sale price ...
$75.00 Suits. Special sale price . .
$21.95
$24.95
$29.95.
$33.95;
$36.95
$56.25
Slight Charge for Alterations
10 Per erit off on Millinery
Ladies' Coats
One lot Coats, valued to $25.00. To close ....... $9.95
$18.50 Coats. Special sale price ............ $11.25
$22.50 Coats. Special sale price . . . $16.85
$25.00 Coats. Special sale price $17.9
$30.00 Coats. Special sale price $21.95
$40.00 Coats. , Special sale price $29.95
$50.00 Coats. Special sale price . $36.95
$75.00 Coats. Special sale price y . . . $56.25
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Sale Wash Dresses
$4.95 to $11.25
Sale Silk Sweaters
$5.45 to $25.00
15 DAY
SALE
230 East Main
PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER
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