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'MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGOX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER (5, 1923
Focal and
Personal
The Red Cross Thrift Bhon drive
came tlva flticoofwful close yesterday
For the purpose of collec-tlntc the
bund tea the city was divided into
, iwolve diHtricU with one woman In
charge of each district. Those in
charge were, Mrs. Phil Jluniill,
Mra. Corbln Edgel!, Mm. Hamilton
Pntton, Mra. Frank Owen, Mrs. Bniil
Mohr; Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, Mra,
Corninir Kenly, Mra; Hurry Walther,
, Mra. L. B. Humphrey, Mra. C.r M.
. Kldd, Mr. Helen M. Urown, Miu M.
A. Robinaon and Mra. John We ilia.
The problem of Chriatmna glvim? la
old and perplexing. It la euaily aolved
with Victor record a, which include
' every kind of muaic and ho pleaae all
musical tastes. 1 There are inoro 'than
GODO 'sclcdtlons In the Victor catulog
to choose fro ih, and ho the person who
lit to receive them, froe to make hta.
or her own choice. Is sure to bo thoro
ly pleased. I'almer Piano House, 2 '.1 4
East Main, 222
' A Ford for Xmnai'aomothlnff they
will all teiljoy. ' ; 23!1
Find hew beauty In life. ' Hundreds
af w6inen have done so -and hundreds
more can by attending tbo Oriental
garden dance Saturday night. 220
Due to a heavy storm in Portland
and ' the northern part of the state
today, Which blew down ' poles and
wires, this newspaper Was unable to
receive Its 'telegraphic news us used
from the north a large part of the
forenoon. However, all wire nows
was sent from Kan Francisco.
. All hand-made models on salo at
hull-Hive, Due. 5, 6, and 7. Handi
craft Shop. 223 .
O rut" tod Franquetto walnut trees.
Kden Vulloy Nursery. Phone 080-J-2
tf
Heo my display of fancy and ar.t
work, beginning Dec, 10th. In the
floral dept. of the Monarch Sued Co.
, 223
Tho situation in the grade schools
In regard to scarlet fever Is Junt the
name, Albert Uaddis, who is a pupil
of the lloosovelt school and who'eame
down with scarlet fever during the
Thanksgiving holidays Is doing fairly
well and no new cases have developed
though one case is under observation.
.Licenses paid for balance of 1U23
free on any new car purchused from
us this month. This permits Xmas
, delivery at no extra cost to you. The
Itusy Corner Motor Co. 234
Only a few cradles left on sale, Deo.
5th and 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223
.The secret of havlpg a wonderful
time is unknown to many, lie at the
Oriental gardens Saturday night and
the key to the secret will be yours.
220
. Mrs. Jumes Henry Phlpps of Al
mond street left last evening for Port
land to which city she was called on
account of the illness ' of her son,
Laddlo Pierce.
Buy your Xmas ' apples, nicest
Spitz and Baldwins In valley ton up.
Itutto Crook Orchard, 'Eagle Point,
Phone 10-F-11. 224
Hemstitching 80 per yard at Stylo
crnft; nooslte Rfalto theatre. tf
The Woman's Foreign MtHHlonary
society of tho M. H. church will meet
Friday afternoon, Dec. 7th, at the
home of Mis. O. M. Oaburn; 512 Hoiith
Oukdale. Mrs. Homer Hillings of
Ashland will glvo tho branch repo
of the convention recontly hold tit
Walla Walla.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Leonard and son
.Robert left for Corvnllls Wednesday
evening to attend the installation of
the Iteta Theta Thi of which Mr.
Leonard is a member.
Happiness can be yours! The way
Is easy and delightful. Just attend
tho Qriontul gurden dance Saturday
nights. 220
Trade ut home and bank the differ
ence, hide 11 Valley Nursery. Phone
6HO-J-2. tf
Two wind-up automobilos with gar
age l5o. Jap Art Store. tf
:, Tho sheriff's office today picked up
a. cur on tho highway uctlng upon ad
vlues from Medford. According to
the Medford police, the car was put In
a garage last night by the speed cop
ntul was taken out this morning by
the tourists, who were from Los An
geles. (Irants Pass Courier.
Krause"s Chrlatmus mix nt the
Crater, Lake Confectionery, Med. Iildg,
; 22a
Xmns cheer for tho whole year, luiy
a Pord. ' 233
Spot lights bought this month at
Electric Shop Installed freo. 2J0
Mrs. J. H. Phlpps wont to The,
I;t lies. Ore., yesterday to be with her
boh, who is HI.
Spoc4al sale on Ford accessories.
Grease, oil and piston rings. The Busy
Corner Motor Crtl tf
Your car battery charged In 8 hours
at the Blcitric Shop. tf
Theosophlcal lecturo on "Power
!and Use of Thought" will bo given by
Dr. Nina M. Pickett of Imu Angeles
nt Dr. IT. P. Coleman's office, Medford
Rulldlng, Friday evening. Dec. 7 at;
8 o'clock. The public cordially Invited.
- ' - 220
The fire department has had a
, clean slate so far this month as re
gards fires and fire alarms.
Pianos! See Launapach. tf
We have good values In used cars.
Patton A Robinaon. Inc. tf
1
Added Proof of Its
Superiority
An imitation Milk
Bread is' being of
fered to the Med
ford public. , ,'
t)emand the
ine Fluhrer's
Bread.
genu
Milk , t At Any Grocer
2
Dr. and Mm. K. Howard Taylor, of!
London, KjikIjhuI, and iiIku duriiiK ,
mie years of (.lumt inland Misnlon.
years of China Inland Mission.
. have spoken before some of the lar-
jgeat missionary conferences In Europe
, and America. Mr. - and Mrs. Taylor
iwlll give a talk Friday night at 7:3')
i p. m. at the Presbyterian church.
Thelr work is international and inter
denominational. People of all
churches and those of no church are
Invited to hear these widely used and
widely honored workers.
Rndlator covers, felt lined. Medford
Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234
Buy your Xmas Ford now. A whole
year to pay. 233
Oct your Christmas candles at the
Crater Lake Confectionery, Med. Bldg.
223-
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Fisher returned
today from Monterey, where they
spent Thanksgiving day in company
with their son William and- Law pence
Duff, who are students at the Univer
slty of Santa Clara. When in Ha
r rapcisco their suitcase and traveling'
bag were stolen from their car.
Oct mamma and walking doll free
by buying season ticket. I.CO doll free
for $20 ticket, and 81. GO doll free for
$10 ticket. Those season tickets are
good for everything in Jap Art Store
before Jan. 1st. 1924. tf
We will loan you money to build or
buy Ilolrm.'H the 1isurance Man
Freo 1924 licenses given .away on
all used cars sold until January 1st
Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. 234
The Medford high school is about
to begin basketball' practice fur the
games of the year.- Tho armory floor
Is to be used, and baskets will be pu
up there. No definite schedule of
games has been arranged, but plans
for inter-class and iiiter-scholasti
games are being' discussed. Ther
will be a game- with the Hosehurg
high school, which Is tho strongest
contestant for the state championship
this year.
Specially reduced prices on nil
automotive accessories for Xma
presents. The Busy Cornor Motor Co.
1 . . c 234
Oot soft paper school tablets at thl
office.) , tf
Buy a Ford a family Xmas pros
ent. 233
. Ilese .Welch arrived several day
ago from Chlco,- California to live
with her grandmother in this city,
Mrs. Flora Welch.
Eventually & genuine Vlotrola--
why, not now? Palmer Piano House.
,s tf
I am now booking orders for Clear
tone Radio sots, for Xmas delivery.
Get your order in early. Nine beauti
ful models to chooso from, $40 and
up. Mlnkler, 403 Liberty Bldg. 233
Read the article in the December
American about careless wrapping of
parcel post packages. , . Then bring
your packages to this office for pro
per wrapping. tt
A record quantity of apples Is being
received at Liverpool this season, re
ports from the United Kingdom to
Portland shippers show. A total of
400,000 boxes had been received by
November 7 from tho United States
and Canada. Several large cargoes,
some of them amounting to nearly
100,000 boxes are now on tho way or
about to bo dispatched from Portland
Genuine Bosch Magneid parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. ! - tf
Buy your screen doors at Wallace
Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E. Main
Phono '108. tf
Our only business Is Insurance, but
wo cover every known kind of risk.
R. A. Holmes, "The Inauranco Man.1
' ;- tf
At tho Elks lodge mooting tonight
further arrangements for the annual
Christmas tree event .of the lodgo will
be made, and various committees will
bo appointed to, havo charge of It.
1h Klecno, the housekeeper's
friend, 20 cents per bottle. 1 221
Wing cherry trees, the finest ever
Kden Valley Nurcery. Phono CH0-J-2
tf"
Everyone hns a good time at J'vllle
dance every Fri. night. 221
E. Denton returned last night after
n two months sojourn In 1 southern
California, Los Angeles and Hun
Diego. He reports the weather as
being mild and warm and business
rushing. '
Hamburger sandwiches at DoVoe's.
Set of wind-up train with tracks.
7fio and up. Jap Art Stliro. tf
Beginning today and continuing
th.s week wo will give 1& per cent dla
count on all fur chokers, scarfs,, capes
and coats In stock. Bartlett, at M. M
Store. 221
F. W.' Ash nf Portland drove to
Medford today from Klamath Falls. t
Yakima Netted Clem pouitooa at
Watktns Feed Store, Phone 201).
Palmer's Studio now making par
traits, also a nice aasortmeut of.
Orator Lake pictures, hand colored1 In
oils, for Christmas presents, on Sixth
street opposite M. & M, Storo. tf
You can get Kremmel Bros, famous
Health Hreod at DeVoe's.
. L. C. Falkenhagen of Grants Pass,
arrived In the city Tuesday on one of
his periodical business visits.
Crepe paper Be roll, neVoo's.
Ladles! You are Invited to attend
X parlor sale of ladles Hngerlo and
other needle work, nt JHotol Holland,
beginning Monday, Dec. 8. 1923. 221
Another big dunce at Jacksonville.
Frl. Dec. 7. Lyric orchestra- 221
Proprietors of 75 Independent gar
ages and filling stations Tuesday
night organised tho Retail Gasoline
Sellers' association of Portland. To
day the price of gasoline ut these
stations was raised from 15 cents,
whore it had been for tho ktst 10 days
during a rate war between southeast
Portland dealers, to 18 cents, the pre
vailing price at oil companies stations
In brief, tho association plans to
maintain the "going price" of gasoline
frown on rate wars, and continue to
make a profit of at least 3 cents a
gallon on gasoline, Portland Jour
nal. '
Select your fur or fur coat while
ntock Is good, and a amah deposit will
hold it until Christmna. IB per cent
discount this week. M. M. Store. 221
Plant now, why wait until spring?
Edon Valley Nursery. Phonfl 680-J-3.
" tf
Pongee on sate: $1.60 grade now
08c; 91.35 grade now 8 He; $1.00 grade
now 78c. Japanese Art Store. tf
The local California Oregon Power
compuny employes held their regular
forum luncheon today ut tho Hotel
Medford.
Phonographs! See LnunsoAch. tf
Buy Xmas gifts, deposit 36 percent,
we will savo It for you. Jap Art Store.
... . f
Who pays the agent, you or the
other fellow?' Eden Valley Nursery.
Phone 680-J-2. tt
Ainonn tempuritry BoJourntfiM in the!
'Jty from diHtitnt nuinU ur .Mia
-Merle
Merle M. McCHntock of Wnshlngtori
i D. C, Major A. W. C'leury of the l S
army, J. J. McElroy of St. Louis, J. B.
Hanofir of Vancouver, B. C. Leo
(ahn and J. G. Calvin of New York
eiry ami w. t. Nome or Seattle.
i ne air is run or tnings you snouia
not miss
Your theatre is In the air
no admission fees,
Your norne
needs a Cleartone Radio,
Mlnkler,
.403 Liberty Bldg. 223
We carry nc thing In coal but the
best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming.
Our prices on all fuel we handle are
always the lowest, considering qual
ity. Valley Fuel Co. tf
' Get your magazines at DeVoe's.
D. W. Fergeson of Portland,, repre
sentative of the C. C Belknap Glass
Co., Is la Medford for a few days on
business.
15 per cent discount on all furs and
fur coats In Htuck, this week only..
Select your fur and a small deposit
will hold it until Christmas. Bartlett.
ut M. M. Dept. Store. 221
Jap crepe, ull colors, 23c per yard.
Jap Art Store. tf
Dance at Jacksonville, Fri. Dec. 7
Lyric orchestra. 221
Sadie Hull leaves In a few days for
Maddock, North Dakota, to make her
home with her grandparents who re-
aide there, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hall.
AH kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods. Phone 108
711 East Main. '
Fifty different slippers, leather and
felt, all colors and sizes, about 20 per
cent cheaper fhua last . yeui Jup
Art Store. tf
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222
A 'beaver weighing 70 pounds, the
pelt of which is worth $150, Is on ex
hibitlon at Corvallls. It was trapped
in East River by Charles Young.
Redden & Canaday write bonds and
Insurance. Phone 720. tf
Toy electric trains $4.96 and up.
Jap Art Store. ' tf
24 pounds white beans for $1.00.
Hutchison & Ltmuiden. - ' 222
There 'Was only three degrees dif
ference between the, maximum tem
perature of yesterday, 38, and the
minimum of today, 3G. During the 24
hours .ending at 8 a. m. today mo.ro
rain to the amount of .23 of an inch
fell. It rained off and, on all day
today, and. rain is the prediction for
Friday. i .
Highest grade Utah and Wyoming
coal, absolutely free from slack and
dust. Hanson Coal Co., 84 South Fir.
Phone 239. r
By having our own engraving ma
chines we can stilt accept orders for
Christmas cards. - Plain type printed
engraved from plate. -. Phone
Franklin 835-W. We will call and
save you a trip downtown. .221
Toys Jap Art Store Toy?. , tt
W. H. Hurley of Portland, assistant
district sales manager of the Union
OH company, arrived in the city yes
terday on business with the local
management of the company.
Dance. Eagle Point, Bat. night. 222
There's a busy - Business College
n Medford. OWN.. ,
Fifteen piece china tea eot $2.9C.
Jap Art Store. tf
William Von dor Hollon of Eagle
Point spent today In the city on busi
ness. ' -' 1
I have several Victrolas with
records tit ken In exchange for new
Brunawlcks that can be bought cheap.
See Luunspuch at Weeks & Orr.
Phone 227. tf
Rudlator covers for Xmas. Medford
Auto Top Co., North Grape. 234
Clean cotton rags wanted at the
Mail Tribune office.
H. L. Walthor will leave this even
ing for Portland on a business visit.
Sheet music, hot from the press.
Root Music Co. ' 225
24 pounds white beans for $1.00.
Hutchison & LiUinsden. 222
Telephone 341-R-3 for reservation
for breakfast or dinner for yndrself
ind guests. Tho Blue Flower Lodge,
Phoenix, Oro. 227
ncluded among the Oregon out of
town peoplo visiting In this city are
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Iogun of Klamath
Falls, W. P. George of Salem. Z. N.
fcgee, H. T. Holden. O. D. Herburt
and C. F. Schmeer of Eugene, and the
following from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. John U. Jhle, C. Parsons, H. H.
Elllngsworth, J2. U. Rice, A. M. Mc
Kay, S. W, Massey and E. M. Norton.'
Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. night. 222.
For Xmas cheer, buy a Ford, useful
all year. 233
Vocnllop and Gonott records. Root
Music Co. . 225
The scoutmnstors of tho Medford
Boy Scouts met today at luncheon at;
ho Hutcl Medford to discuss plans. .
Tho beat hemstitching in Medford.
80 per yard. Miss Lou anbury, The,
Vanity Shop, 236.
Buriralns In used nlanos: have six
on the floor; prices from $160 to $3fi0.r
See Launapuoh ut Weeks & Orr. Phono
227. . tf-
Judge Eclus Pollock spent Tuesduy
Medford and Jacksonville atteml-
ng to county matters. He reports
that ho saw a Ford car, upside down
y the sldo of the road near Rogue
River when he was on his way up. R
had evidently skidded on the Icy
pavement. Grants Pass Courier. ,
New parts for all cars and truck,.
Llttrell & Jennings Parts Co., M0
North Front. tf
Sonora phonographs. Tho choice .of
hose who've heard them all. Root
Music Co. -22ft
Cradles on sale at $1.00, $1.25, Dec.
th and 6th. Handicraft Shop. 223
Because of rajn Inst night and today
the public school children were in
tough luck as regurds out door exer-
lae, as tho playgrounds were filled
with puddles of water and mud.
especially that -of the Washington
school,
Girt wantod to sew furs at Burtlett's
8 N. Grape. -. - -
Chrlatmaa Is coming, millions of
lfts will go by parcel post during the
next few weeks. If you want to make
sure that those you send will arrive
11 good condition, or that they will
arrive at all. have them properly
wrapped at this offlco. itf
Flowering shrubs, vines and orna
mentals. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone
6S0-J-2. tf
00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOH SALE Kxtra fine Newtown
apples especially graded and packed
for Chrictmus-'trnde. Sixes 80's to
100's. $1.76 .per- box delivered.
Court Hull. H3
KOH HKNT Two rooms, furnished
or unfurnished. 90S Portland Ave.
12&
foil HAl.K One complete set Honk
wire wheels, corn tires and tunes,
new, nt n price you will consider.
Littrell-Jennlngs Parts Co. tt
The Iloyal Neihhorn of America
will nifffl in the American l.ouiui hull
Friday evening. Dec. 7, for election of
officers and also for initiation of sev-
eral candidates. All Royal Neighbors
urged to be nresent. ..
Don't forget the old-fashioned hard
j Times dance at Applegate hall. Satur-
day, Dec. 8th. 222
Almost Chri-tmns' Rut we'nr vAt
.accepting orders for engraved greot-
Ing cards, plain type printed or en
graved from plate. Delivery ten days.
Call Franklin, 835-W. 221
Duplicating sale books for sale at
this office. tf
H. C. Noel Is spending the week in
Ashland at the Midwinter fair in the
interests of the RIley-Myer Motor
company. . .:
You can get.lt at DeVoe's. tf
Oet the girlie a cradle which rocks
Itself. On sale at Handicraft Shop.
223
Today at the high school an assem
bly was held to make plans' for the
debating teams during the coming
year. Teams were organized and con
tests discussed. The winning team ta
to be awarded a silver cup that was
presented to the school last year.
For Xmas gift, Brunswick phonograph.-
Investigate the Brunswick
before you buy and be satisfied. See
Launspach at Weeks & Orr. tf
Buy your shingles and roofing at
Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711
E. Main street. Phone 108. tf
Spragup Reigel has returnod from
a few days visit with friends In Sun
Francisco. . .
Blue and white lunch cloths on
sale. 48x48, 60c; 00x00, $1.19; 70x70,
$1.48. Jap Art Store. . tf
Conn saxuphortes. Root Music Co.
226.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Heath who
have returned from a ten weeks vlait
in Grand Rapids, Detroit. Port Huron
and Hastings, Michigan and who were
also In Chicago and other cities, had
a very enjoyublo visit. Mr. Heath
says business is very good in the east
and especially in tha. cities which
have such large payrolls In automo
bile factories, Like all -other western
folks- Mr. and Mrs. Heath are glad to
be home .again. - -
Handkerchiefs, for Christmas, all
kinds, all prices. . Handicraft Shop.
223
At Deuel's Hemstitching 80. tf
Miss Merle M. McCHntock of Wash
ington, D. C, representing the demo
cratic national committee, who is
making a survey of western states,
will speak at a meeting of the
democratic women In Portland Friday.
Miss McCHntock Is active in politics in
Colorado. She la a former newspaper
writer and arrived In Medford yester
day enroute to Portland.
Talk about servicol We are still
able to fill your order for. Xmas cards.
Your name type printed or engravod
from plato. - Call 835-W and we will
do the rest. 221
A gift that' is appreciated Is a pretty
handkerchief. lxok at the wonderful,
assortment' at .Handicraft Shop. 223,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hilton, newly-
weds from this locality are at present
aojotirning In Portland. 1
A merry Xmaa with a Ford car.
2331
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Callforniana ' stopping In the city
temporarily include" C, C- King and
family of Oroyllo, MV, and Mrs, P. A.
Prybergor of iLong Jieach, Mra." L. G.
Royal Jrrf XIMmtlrria: B-.W. Bat
man. D. N. i&Hh, R. K. Oraham and
K. W. Hollonberg of San Prancisco.
Micelli art violins. Hoot Music Co.
226
Travel home for Xmns in a new
Ford. , 233
W. U. flmlth. the father of Superin
tendent Aubrey Q. Hmlth, arrived
several days ago to vlait his son and
perhaps to spend the rest of the win-'
ter In this city.
Xmas gifts are all In Japanese Art,
Store. tf,
State Senator flooding of Idaho ar
rived tn the city today and is a gucat
nt the Hotel Holland, lie is enroute.
by motor to Portland. .-
Unity literature teaches people how
to be well, prosperous and efficient.
Pree distribution. 810 8. Riverside, tf,
The many friends of Herbert Grey
will be glad to know that he has re
covered sufficiently to leave the r hos
pital and is at his brother's in Oak
land, Calif.
Joe McMnhon. traffic officer, la re
covering rapidly from the sprained
shoulder and bruises suffered Tues
day night when his motorcycle skid
ded on the icy pavement throwing
McMahon to tho ground.; He Is still
confined to his home in Jacksonville,
howevor, and enreful treatment la
nocoaaary na thla is the third time
''Mac" haa had his shoulder thrown
out.
Attention
Daughters of Civil Wnr Votorans;
All persons eligible to become
momhors of the "tent of Daughters
of Civil War Voternns" nre requested
to be present at meeting nt tho Amer
ican Legion hall in Armory on Fri
day, Dec. 7th nt 7:30 p. m. at which
time a ten of Daughters of Civil Wnr
Veterans will be instituted. All
daughters or granddaughters of vet
erans ore eligible. lie sure and bring
credentials. Hy order of committee.
For Information phone or see Mrs.
n. A. Holmes 601-M, Mra. F. W.
Scheffel. S5S-M. 220
EVFItV KNOWN FORM OF
INSURANCE
AND - BONDS
R.A.HOLMES
"THE INSURANCE MAN"
PHONE 444
JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDINQ
SINCE 1909 ' '
ALUMNI
n nay
of
Medford High School
You are requested to be gueitj of the Student Body at a dance In
honor of the, Football Team a.t thj Armory Friday evening, Decem
ber 7, 9:30 o'eloek. 1 - - 1 ' '.'
LOCAL FIRE DEPT.
RESCUES MOTOR
CAR FROM TRAIN
An odd happening tqok place night
before last whep tho .Maxwell, touring
car of a California man while driving
across the railroad tracks , at the
Fourth street crossing became Btuck.
with the front wheels just over the
west rail and the rear wheels just out
side and against the east rail. Ho
could nqt extricate the car and the
night south bound passenger train,
which was late, was due to show up
any 'minute. .. , . t
So the anxious nutotet left his car
and hurried down to the fire depart
ment, where he explained his dilemma
to Chief Roy Elliott and the latter
drove hurriedly with tlio chemical
truck to the crossing where he hitched
on and pulled the touring car away
from the tracks. A few minutes later
the train came along.
MISSIONARY FROM HEART
OF AFRICA IS COMING
Miss Goldlo Wells who hns spent
several years as a missionary in the
heart of Africa will e in Medford over
Saturduy and Sunday. She will he ac
companied by .Mrs. Ward Swope of.
Portland, who is the state secretai y
for the .Christian Women's SlUitiion-
ary work. There will be a luncheon
at tho Christian- church Saturday ut
Troubled With
Your Stomach?
USE SMITH BROS. M. A. 0.
The Guaranteed Treatment
If you want genuine, lasting relief
from stomach distress, go to your
drugglat and obtain n bottle of M. A.
C, the guaranteed stomach treatment.
Take a spoonful after each meal, aa
directed, and see how quickly It. gives
results. . The very first doae ahould
convince you that thia medicine is ex
actly what you need to forever end
sour stomach, heartburn, nauaea, ex
ceanivo gas, bloating, Indigestion or
nervous dyspepsia.
M. A. C. invigorates the-stomnch
glands, promotes the secretion . of gas-
trie fluid and cleanses the entire di
gestive system of foul. Irritating waste
matter. It gives you new appetite,
new energy, new -interest in life. Hick
headaches, dizziness, constipation or
other Nymptoms of disturbed diges
tion will vanish..completely when your
stomach is--restored xo proper , work
ing order. '
Jtemcmhor, M. A. ,C Is sold on an
nltsolute guarantee of money back If
the first bottle falls to relieve any
case of stomach distress. Obtain
bottlo today. Price $1.25. Heath's
Drug Store, West side Pharmacy will
supply you. Adv.
O. A. C. SHORT COURSES
Intensive practical Instruction In
agricultural specialties varying from
one week to 20 weeks as follows:, i
General Agriculture. .Jan 2-March, 1C
Horticulture Jan. 2-March 19
Dairy Manufacturing. . .Jan 7 -Feb. 2
Herdsmen and Cow Testers
Jan. 2-Jcno 12
Farm Mechanics, Tractors, Trucks,
etc. Jan. 2-Mnreh 19
Farm Mechanics (one week)
Feb. 18-Fcb. 23
Third Annual Canner's School . . . .
Feb. 4-Fob. 2;
Land Classification und Appraisal
Jan. 7-.Inn. 12
Agricultural Economic conference : i
Jan. 21-Jun, 95
For furthor Information .regardlug
nny course address ;-uv
The 11EOISTRAR $t.. .
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Corvallls. Oregon. ; ;'. r
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Christmas Candies
Pure Sugar, 10
mixed, lb IOC
Christmas QArt
Mixed, lb. .. .; 4)Q
Candy Canes for Everybody.
See Big Cane in Window
SUGAR BOWL
12:30 to which all who are Interested
In the missionary enterprise uro in
vited both iiibu und women. Follow
ing the luncheon .Miss Wolls wiil
speak on her chosen life work, anil
conduct a round table discussion.
i i..A.nna u.tn n-oitt in on tlip African
(curios:" Jrtlss Wells Is an Oregon
girl, educated in the public schools
and at. Eugene Hible college. She is
visiting many conventions and
churches during her furlough. An
nouncements for the Sunday program
will appear later.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Send tills ad and ten cents to Foley
& Co., 2835 Bheffield Ave., Chicago,
111.. wrltliiR your name and address
clearly. You will receive n ten cent
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and honrso
Kness, also free sample packages of
I Foley's Pills, a diuretic stimulant for
, the klrinova mill Pnlev Cathartic Tab-
lets for Constipation and Biliousness.
These . wonderful remedies nave
helped millions of people. Try them!
Sold everywhere. Adv.
Special communication of
yKr Medford Iodgo 103. A. F. &
1J" A. M., Friday. December 7,
' 1 1923. The M. M. Degree will
be conferred on five candidates com-ineiiL-Ing
nt l:u p. m. Dinner nt 0:30
p. m- . All Master Masons invited. IJy
order W. M. A. J. CltOSE, Secy.
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- All our carrier boys are supplied
with whistles with instructions to
blow them when delivering papers.
We will esteem It a special favor if
you will report to us when the boys
do not blow whistlep or If there is any
irregularity in the delivery of your
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. . . and the .unanimous opinion of the
hundreds who have seen this stupendous
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picture,
'Betty Brown," Wonder Organist,
Playing original musical score
SUNDAY CONNIE TALMADGE
as. the delightful Dumbelle "DULCY"
Drink Water
If Back or
Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts if You Feel
Backachy or Have Bladder
. Weakness , . !
Too much rich food forms acids whicB
excite and, overwork the kidneys in),'
their efforts to filter it from the system .
Flush the kidneys occasionally to rej
licve them like you relieve the bowels;
removing acids, waste and poison, els
you may feel a dull misery in the kid4
ney region, sharp pain? in the back oq
sick headache,' 'dizziness, the stomach)
sours, tongue is coated, and when th ,
weather is bad you have rheumatie
twinges,- The urine is cloudy, full ol
sediment, the) channels often get irri
tateu, oDuging one iu gci up iwu o
three times during the night. ,' .
Tn helo neutralize these irritatini
acids and flush off the body's urinous
waste, begin drinking water. Aho get
about four ounces ot Jad salts tron)
nnv nharmacv. take a tablesnoonful in
a glass of water before breakfast for H
a few days and your kidneys may thenD
act une ana niaaaer aisoruers Disappear;
This famous salts' is made from tha
acid of grapes an.d lemon juice, comJj
bined with lithia, and has been used?
for years to help dean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irrit
tation. . lad Salts is inexpensive and,
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-lj
water drink which millions of men and;
i i . : (. - i
women urne nuw oiiu men w ihtii
vent serious kidney and bladder dis
orders. .'.'.".
Bv all means, drink lots of good water
every dav. Have your physician exam
ine vour' kidneys at kast twice a year.
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