Medford mail tribune., December 20, 1923, Page 12, Image 12

MEDFOTiD" MATT; TRTBTmE, MEDFOTtT), O'RfifiON', TTTtHlSTVAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923
TROUBLED WITH
YOUR STOMACH?
Avdalas at Page Theater Saturday
DEVICE THAT MAY
PaTJE SIX"
Use Smith Bros.' M. A. C.
The Guaranteed Treatment
If yoq want genuine, lasting relief
from stomach distress, go to your
druggist and obtain a bottle of M.
A.'C, tho guaranteed stomach treat
ment. Take a spoonful after each
meal, as directed, and soo how quickly
It gives results. Tho very first dose
should convince you that this medl
cln Is exactly what you need to for
ecer end sour stomach, heartburn,
nausea, excessive gas, bloating, Indi
gestion or nervouB dyspepsia.
M. A. C. invigorates tho stomach
glands, promotes tho sccrotlon of
gastric fluid and clcunscs tho entire
digestive systom of foul, irritating
waste matter. It gives you now appe
tite new energy, new interest in lifo.
Sick headaches, dizziness, constipation
or other symptoniB of disturbed diges
tion will vanish completely when your
stomach Is restored to proper work
ing order.
Kemomber, M. A. C, Is sold on an
absolute guarantee of money back If
the first bottlo falls to relievo any
caso of stomach distress. Obtain u
. bottlo today. Pric-o t.2B, Heath's
Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy will
supply you. Adv
For the Man Who Smokes
And who of them doesn't
the gift of cigars, cigarettes
or a pipe is as welcome as
pay night. We have thorn in
Gift Boes. ,
To the women folks who
would include these gifts this
' Christmas we will extend ev
ery courtesy and assistance
in helping them to select not
only the appropriate things
in this line, but a quality
that will appeal to the man.
JENSEN & DALLEY
, 220 W. Main
EVANSTON, III., Dec. 20. Every
indication points to success In de
veloping a hand-device which the to
tally deaf may carry and by which
they may receive Impressions of oral
speoch, Professor Robert, II. Ouult,
head of tho psychology department
of Northwestern University, announc
ed here today.
Professor Gault bares his an
nouncement on the progress of a year
of intensive work on the problem, and
In making experiments in detecting
words and sentences by tactual con-
tuct.
"Today it is safe to say that tho hu
man being can feel sound waves by
touch, and can clearly translate such
tactual impressions into words and
sentences," said Prof, Ouult.
More than a year ago Prof. Gault
started work with two students,
George and John Crane, brothers, of
Fort Wayne, Ind., and succeeded in
communicating with a metal tubo va
rious words and sentences which the
Crane brothers detected with tho hand
only.
At that II mo one of tho brothers
sat in a room and spoke through the
tubo while the other, in an adjoining
room, eurs muffled with her hand
over the receiving end of tho lube,
announced the interpretation of the
sound vibrations. This your Prof.
Gault has been utilizing an accousti-
jpon for amplifying vibrations at the
sending end whilo ho employs a small
receiving disk held In the hand at the
others. Prof. Gault hlnuiclf has
been working upon tho long vowels
Hnd upon several short sentences,
whlch a graduate student, 8. N. Hto-
vens, sitting in an adjoining building
GO feet away, repents.
Prof. Gault says tho long vowels,
n, e, 1. o, and u, aro more difficult
to detect than aro sentences. How
ever, by long and patient practice, he
says ho has reached a point where he
"fools' tho long vowels correctly
about 85 per cent of tho time. Upon
sentences he does better, ho explains
because of tho stressing of words.
Dratroy ITnsnnltnry Meat.
WASHINGTON, Doc Federal In
spection laws have been in operation
for 17 years. During this timo more
than 3,500,000 wholo carcussos and
moro than 12,000,000 parts of car
casses hava been condemned and
mado unfit for food purposes thru
tho vigilance of fedornl meat Inspectors.
Re
' 1 OVI
Regular communication of
Moil ford LocIko No. 103. A. F.
A. M. will bo hold Frlclny
ovenlnpr, December 21, 1JI3,
at 7:00 p. m. Annual meeting and
election ol! office. Commltteea on
nppllcanta rcquouted to ropnrt. Dy
ordor W. M., A. J, Croso, Bocrotary.
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Avaldan, tlio great magician, and his superb company, glvo thoir myati
fylng entertainment at tho Pago theatroHBturday matinoo and night.
SCOT! HIGH TO PLAY
PORTLAND N. YEARS
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 20. Scott
Iilgli school or Toledo, Ohio, will play
football hore ou Now Yoar's tfny
ngaliiHt Columbia unlvorslty ot Poit
lund, according to announcement mado
lioro yostorday.
Overcoat Sale
BUY YOURSELF A CHRISTMAS PRESENT '
Kuppenheimer as well as other Overcoats to be
Sold at 25 Reduction
FINAL GAME, BUT
WINS THE TITLE
CHICAGO, Dec. 20. Willie Hoppe
again has gono through tho familiar
j process of being Acclaimed a world's
i-iiiuiijmin. ilea ny wemcr uoenran,
the California yutith in tho recent
Now ovk international tournament,
Hoppo emerged victorious 1600 to
1161 last night after a three nights
piayorr for tho title.
Hoppo, still tho master billiardlst
and match gamo atrategist, lost the
final block to tho young coast player
by 225 points, but camo through eas
ily by vlrluo of a long lead ho had
piled up against Just such an emer
gency by taking the opening night's
block 600 to 203 and the socond In
stallmeut 600 to 233.,
X $20.00 Overcoats, now $15.00
$30.00 Overcoats, now $22.50
r $40.00 Overcoats, now $30.00
j $50.00 Overcoats, now $37.50
$55.00 Overcoats, now , $41.25
A $5.00 HARDEMAN HAT GIVEN WITH EVERY
- KUPPENHEIMER SUIT
Men's Fur Lined Gloves, $5.95
Wool Lined Gloves : $3.00
Other Lined Gloves $1.75
$2.00 and $2.50
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
SHIRTS
Broadcloth . . $3.50
HATS
$3.50, $5.00, $6.00, $6.50
HOSE
Silk , 75c
TIES
Knit or Cut Silks . . ,.$1.00
BELTS
,. . 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75
CUFF LINKS
50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50
Wool 65c, 75c, 85c COLLAR BAGS
Silk and Wool, $1.25-$ 1.50
Leather $3.75
DEUEL'S
TED THYE REGAINS
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 20. Tod
Thyo, Portland llght-hcavyweight, won
two out of throo falls from Mlko Yokol
of Salt Lnko Cily In a wrestling
match hero last nlglit. This victory
gives Thyo tho llght-honvywolght
championship belt which ho lost to
Hilly Kdwnrds, who passed It on to
Yokol. A big crowd saw tho match
which proved to bo a thriller.
The first fall went to Thyo In 27
mlmitos ton seconds, with an arm
scissors. Yokel took the second fall
with a hendlock In 18 minutes 45 sec
onds, and tho third' and doclding fall
went to Thyo in nlno minutes ten sec
onds on n wrist lock and arm scissors.
1 O. A. C. to Play Nebraskr
CORVALL1S, Ore., Doc. 20. Oregon
Agricultural college football team will
play tho University of Nebraska at
the opening of Nebraska's new sta
dium, seating 30,000, on Thanksgiving
day next year. This decision was
reached by tho board of control yes
terday when Nebraska's Invitation and
guarantee were accepted,
Franco Honors Mine, Curio.
PARIS, Dec. 20. Tho chamber of
deputies voted a pension of 40,000
francs yearly for Madamo Curie, as
tho nation's tributo to her work In
tho discovery of radium.
Foley IHIIs Bring Relief
"Foley rills are the best I have
tried. My kidneys work & lot better
since I received your generous offer."
writes John W. Ilrogan. Adams, Mass.
Foley Pills are a diuretic stimulant
for tho kidneys and whll being taken
closo attention should bo paid to the
diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy
foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and cof-1
fee. Drink plenty of good fresh water
and keep the body warmly clothed.
Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
MERRY CHRISTMAS !
There are only 3 more shopping days before Christmas. Don't
put off your shopping any longer. The time is here. Our extra
ordinary low prices are made still more attractive by an extra dis
count of 10.
Ladies' Umbrellas in mercerized Cot
ton and silk. Fancy handles, $2.00
to $7.50
Men's Umbrellas $2.00 to $5.00
Men's Ties, in great variety at 50,
75 $1.00 and $1-50
Men's Suspenders in fancy boxes,
85 .
Ladies' Silk Hose,
$1.00, $1.25, $1.45,
' $1.95 .
$1.35 Fibre Silk, wool
lined $1.35
Ladies' Lisle Hose
45 and 50
Girl's Wool Sweaters,
$3.00 and $3.75
Infant's Sweaters
$1.89 to $3.25"
jadies' Pumps and Ox
:ords in kid, suede or
patent leather.
We are giving a
special discount of
0
on all purchases
amounting to $1.00 or
'. more
"Specials Excepted
Men's Garters and-Armbands
in holiday boxes.
Single or in sets, 25S
45, 50 and 60
Men's Hats, a good as
sortment, late styles,
$2.25 to $5.00
Wool Blaukets....$7.00
to $24.00
Cotton Blankets $2-35
to $6.00
Men 's Dress Shirts
Flaiuiel Shirts
StagShirti" -
Men's Wool Sweaters,
$400 to $6.50
Slippers from $1.00 to $1.75
Dolls with closing eyes from 25 to
?io.6o ; '
Suit Cases and Bags make acceptable
presents. We have a good assort
ment, at from - ' ;
$2.00 to $17.50
We carry a complete line of men's and boys' Suits and Furnish
ings, Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, Trunks, Suit, Cases
and Bags, Comforts and Blankets.
"WHERE GASH BEATS CREDIT"
THE SAMPLE STORE
C.J.BREIERC0.
50
STORES
That's Why
50
STORES
That's Why
Well send Santa Claus right to your house
Come in and Talk it Over,
rffttJANY homes in this city of ours are going td
jjfrl awake Christmas morning to be the proud ,
owners of Hobart M. Cable pianos and player
pianos. You can easily arrange to. have your home
share in this happiness.
We've just had word from Old St. Nicholas by radio
and our plans are complete for special Christmas Eve
deliveries. Old Santa Claus himself tells us he is par
tial to Hobart M. Cable pianos and players, because he
has delivered so many thousands of them to homes all
over, the world, and year after 3'ear when he calls he
finds them still a treasured possession performing
faithfully just as they did when they were new.
Come in today and we'll make arrangements with'
Santa Claus to give you the happiness you so richly,
deserve.
Palmer Piano House
DEPENDABILITY QUALITY SERVICE
234 East Main St., Medf ord
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS