Medford mail tribune., May 18, 1923, Page 9, Image 9

jSTEDrORP MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFOItP, P'REfiON', "FT?TD'VY, MAY 13.
Did Winter leave you
with that tired feeling?
i &n i
WINTER'S
confine
ment, with its
lack of pure air
and sunshine,
shows Its effect In
Spring. To be un
derweight, easily
tired, listless, and
have a poor appe
jtlto, Indicates a
weakened condl.
I tlon of the blood. Nature must have
i help your blood Is minus fighting
''a strength! More red-cells mean cleaner.
purer, richer blood. 8. S. S. builds
,i red-blood-cells. It builds blood-power!
t. That is what makes fighting blood.
: Fighting blood destroys Impurities. It
S S.S. m akes you fed like yourself again
-tJiroiijjh US.. simple, natural, delicious food.
TimEFi
kifrlit-about-face on your diet ! Cut out the heavy
foods that are slowing you up this spring. "Eat TRU
ULU Grahams at every meal, and between meals. . You'll
soon- feel the difference. Your old-time pep will return.
You'll feel alert, youthful, energetic.
Made of the TRUE Graham flour, TRU-BLU Gra
hams are rich in vigor-building vitamines, in mineral salts
and tlicy contain sufficient bran to stimulate elimina
tion. Order today from your grocer.
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
Factories at Spokane and Portland. Branch' at Great FaUs.
Makers of Bluo Blbbon Soda Wafers, Tru-Blu Euglish
Style Biscuits and Krause's Oandios.
pne 1922 Dodge Brothers Touring,
well equipped
ne 1921 Ford Coupe .,
ne 1919 Ford Roadster.
ne 1 1-2 Ton Maxwell Truck,
ne 1920 Maxwell Touring Car.
We think prices are right.
Geo. L. Treichler
Motor Company
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Thtfl ltt Bertlf-v tJrnt Olm Chun of
A Medford, Ore., has cured me ot goitre
fna lomacn irouoie, m. i. jeonara,
iuv j t., uranta Faaa.
I This Is to certify that Olm Chun it nf
Wedford, Ore., has cured me ot rupture
f four years' standing. F, O. Iatiain
IIS 8 St., Grants Pass, Ore.
uearora, Oregon, Jan. 13, lfliv.
This is to ertlfv that T- th mirier.
feigned, had very severe stomach trouble
Mid bad been bothered for several years
lad last August wan not expected to
live, ana neanng 01 uim unung t,wnose
Herb store la at 214 South Front street,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
Itbmach trouble, and I started to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
fcm a wel1 man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to see
91m Chung and try his Herb.
iHigneaj w. . juiinsun.
Witnesses:
Wxn. Lewis, Eagle Point
W. L. Chlldreth. Earle Point.
as. a. Anaerson, ieaiora.
8. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
0. B. Moore, Eagle Point.
1. V. Molntyre, Eagle Point.
Geo. Von der Hell en. Eagle Point.
Thorn, B. Nlfthnla. IQaarin Point
. pry Cleaning will make
your clothes look like new.
"We are not satisfied unless
you are.'V
City Cleaning
and Dyeing Co.
624 N. Riverside Phone 474
WITH MEDFOBD TRADE
fights bolls. It fights skin eruptions!
It always wins! It builds norvapow
er, thinking power. It builds up run
down, tired men and women, beauti
fies' complexions, and makes the
flesh firmer. Stronger and more useful
nerves depend on blood-power. S. S. S.
will give you that greater endurance,
energy and strength!
Mn. Lizzie Fclraet. Crowell, Texas,
writes: " was in a run-down condition
bad lost lorty lour pounds in weight.
Also suffered trom pimp mod black
heads. Afy druggist recommended S.S.S.
It made me a new woman. I think S.S.S.
to bo the best medicine on earth."
Try It yourself. S. S. S. la sold at all
good drug stores. The large size Is
more economical. Get a bottle today!
Your Pep
A Handicraft
SALE
Pillow Tops stamp
ed for embroidery.
Worth up io $1.50.
Your choice,
60c
One iDay Only
Sat. May 19
The
Handicraft
Shop
Yes, our bread is clean nnd
sweet and pure and whole
some and palatable and oC
the proper consistency. Our
pastry is a consistent food
also. In fact all of the baked
foods thai; , leavo this estab
lishment have been builded.
for the purpose of pleasing
you.
Butter-Roll
Bread
At Your Grocer's
"Pure and Wholesome"
IS MEDFORD MADE.
4
OF
CHICAGO, May IS. (Dy Associntotl
Press). Ono mnn was killed and num
erous passengers thrown from their
berths when two Rock Island passen
ger trains collided heud on at Seidell,
Kns at 4:42 a. m. today, according to
word received by road officials hero.
J. D. Ruberson of Phllllpsburg, Kas.
fireman on one of tho trains, was the
person killed, according to reports.
The collision occurred when passen
ger train number six, west bound from
Kansas City, stopped under orders at
Salden and passenger train No. 30,
eastbound, with orders to pass the
other train at Solden, ran past a
switch in a heavy fog and crashed Into
the waiting westbound train. Num
ber 39 had left Colorado Springs at
0:15 p. m. yesterday and number six
loff Kansas City nt six p. m.
When .the collision occurred the
eastbound train was traveling only at
a speed of about eight miles an hour,
the fog being too dense for the engi
neer to locate tho station.
News Summary
of Last Night
PARIS The situation between
Turkey and Greece, due to thoir fail
ure to settle tho reparations plan, Is
so serious that tho success of the
Near Kast conference at Lausanne Is
doubtful, dispatches said.
PARIS Military occupation ot
Germany is not necessary to the se
curity of France, but is an operation
dosigncd to coerce Germany into
paying reparations, Premier Poin-
caro said.
The Noted Dead
LOS ANGELES, May IS Arthur
Letts, vice president of the National
Council Boy Scouts of America, owner
of the Broadway department store and
recognized ns one of America's lead
ing merchants, died here early today
after a short Illness. Ho was 61 years
old.
Mr. Letts recently suffered a ner
vous breakdown, which physicians
said was brought about by overwork.
His condition became worse and last
Sunday he developed double pneumo
nia, which It was said, caused his
death. v
He Is survived by a widow, a son
and two married daughters, all of
whom live in Los Angeles.
Mr. Letts came to Los Angeles in
1S98 from Seattle, where he had been
thrown out of employment when the
store in which he worked was destroy
ed by fire.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, May 18. Cat
tle weak; , receipts 169 (161
through) .
Hogs steady; receipts 245..
Sheep steady; receipts. 387.
l'nrtlnml Whpnt.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 18.
Wheat, hard white, bluestem Daart
$ 1.32 ; soft white $1.23; western
white $1.24; hard winter, western
red $1.17; northern spring $1.16.
Todny's car receipts Wheat 23;
flour 3; corn. 1; oats 2; hay 4.
EBB
PORTLAND, Ore., May 18. Eggs
unsettled. Select 2027c; firsts 23
26c; pullets 21c. Buying prices,
mixed colors 2122c; henneries 24c;
pullets 19c
Ilu'Mcr
PORTLAND, Ore., May 18. But
ter firm,. Extra cubes 3839c;
undergrades 37V438c; prints 42c;
cartons 43c; dairy buying price nom
inal; butterfat f. o. b. Portland 41c.
Poultry
PORTLAND, Ore., May 18. Poul
try weak. Live heavy hens 2223c;
light hens 19H20c; ducks 25c; 1923
broilers 2533c; buying prices 5 per
cent less.
Potatoes
PORTLAND, Ore., May 18. Pota
toes slow. Locals 7585c; Yakima
90c$1.25 cwt; buying prices 60
65c cwt. Now potatoes 78c per lb.
Buying prices 5per cent less.
Snn Frnnclsoo Market.
RAN KltANClHCO, May 18. But
terfat unchanged.
HAN FRANCISCO, Mny 18.
(State Division of Markets) Broil
ers 24S38e: fryers 38ai42o: young
roosters 43G0e; hens 1831c.
Ctilrna-o Wheat.
CHICAGO, May 18. Wheat, no
sales. Corn, No. 3 mixed, 93 83 He
No. 2 yellow 86ff87a Oats, No. 2
white 450 46c; No. 3 white 447
46o. Rye, No. 2, 7914 c Barley, 70 (ft
73c. Timothy seed $5.50 6.25. Clover
need $12tfil7. Pork nominal. Lard
$10.50. Ribs $9.50.
With Medford trade la Medford made
LssEBaaaJl
Tango hangout
Late
La Mome, Paris Impor
tation, Does the Trick
As dancing becomes more of a
vogue, unpretentious dance halls be
come elaborate ball rooms and the
simple two-step is superseded by the
picturesque tango. ('
Maybelle West, step stylist and
chief dancing instructress at Rose
land, New York's 'largest ball room,
thinks the modern version of the
tango is about to change flapper
dancing and incidentally, to influ
ence flapper dress and manners.
Tango langour, she maintains-, docs
not go with short skirts and bobbtd
hair. Finished movements and
Better mileage,
greater economy,
more power and
speed! What bet
ter companions
could you take cn
your summer tour?
SHELL COMPANY
OP CALIFORNIA
SHES
A GOOD
COFFEE
MAIMER-
that's what
,i 'y&Sf m 1 " '"""
. of every ff4f Vx
woman who rrfW'y
Serves yj&?f
" 9 COLD15N irfft
Supersedes
Fox Trot Pep
j
graceful flowing garments are, on
the other baud, its natural accom
paniments. New Vogue
1.a Mome Tango", written by
Finile Holoire, musical director of
tiie Folics Bcrgcre, Paris, is one of
iht? new numbers to which Miss
West points as typical of the recent
vogue for leisurely and ceremonious
dancing.
The tango will, she thinks, do
more to .temper flapperism with
feminism than the combined energy
of all America's irate parents.
"'La Mome Tango' has the added
advMitage of a step simplicity which
has been lacking in other tangos,"
she adds.
Enos Says Money Cant
Buy Anything Better
Declares Tanlac Quickly
Ended Long Standing
Stomach Trouble. Weak
ness and Dizziness. Ee Is
Feeling Fine Now.
"Spenkini? from my own ovporl
onct', 1 don't think nionoy run luy n
lu'ttor mrtlU'ino than Tanlac. It huH
simply meant Kootf health to mo luul
1 ran recommend it to anyone,' Is thu
churuoter.Htie statement of J. J. Knot,
65 Jackson street, Sun Francisco. Mr.
Knos wuh for many years in tho hotel
IjUH.neHs here, hut is now retired, and
is well-known and respected by a
Jare rirrlu of friends.
"I-'or over n year heforo I took the
Tanlac treatment I suffered with in
digestion and constipation, nnd sot so
run-down and worn out that I was
just dead on my feet, so to speak.
My food disnKrecd with me, never
seemed to tlo mo a particle of good,
nnd tho gas bloated me up nfter eat
in I? until it was nhmit all T could
ICS
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mMm 1 1 1 mm" u
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to the Orient and make the
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Get the imlirulaiu from W. II. liinrHn. On. A trt. Vgr. Ik'pt Canadian Pacific Railway,
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It Spans The World
There's a satisfaction
in knowing that
the bread you feed
the children is
made of rie most
wholesome ingredients. ;
PEERLESS BAKERY
BUTTER-NUT
BREAD
Is made only of the finest
grain flour and in a mod
ern, sanitary bakery by
experienced and careful
bakers.
" Ask your grocer for a loaf
TcSMJDFORNm OREGW?
POWER COMPANY
TOUR. PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
All nutslandlng Victory NoIcb will bo called on May
20 nnd will draw no Intoront from that day. Holders of
tills security should Invest their money In some other
safo entorprlBo. $
' i -
We suRKost that you enquire Into tho merits of The
California Oregon Tower Compnny's 7 Preferred Cap
ital Stock now soiling at $98 a share to yield 7.14.
Victory Notes will bo accoptod tor their full cash value.
' -
Shares may be purchased for cash or undor our Spe
cial Suvliik's plan of $3 per share per month.
ASK ANY MEMBER OF OUR ORGANIZATION .
The California Oregon Power Company
Medford, (imnU Puxg and Klnmnth Falls, Orrgon
Yrrkn and Dunsmulr, California
stand. I had to bo taking something ;
all tho ttimo for the constipation, too,
and I suffered from dizziness so bad
I had spells that nearly floored me,
I would get up in the morning bo
tired out it was all I could do to draff
myself around, and I felt sluggish
and listless ull day long. ';
"1 got onto tho Tanlac treatment;
hy reading statements In the pupors .
and some of them described by pa do t
to n t." I took six bottles, nnd it
mado me feel like a man made over,
Indigestion and constipation ,novor
trouble nie any more, and tho dlzai
ness and the miserable feoling I used
to hnvo after eating have long sinc&
disappeared. (
1 "I've got back the strength and
vigor I formerly enjoyed, get plenty
of restful sleep, and that tired, run
down sluggish feeling is a thing of
I he past. Seeing what a world, of
good Tanlac did me, I feel I have good
reasons to endorse it, and will always
recommend it as the best tonic in the
world."
Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37
million bottloH sold.
n
of the Pacific
To
the Holders ,
of
Victory Bonds
Maturing May 20
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