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K?5E FTTT3 T" "Miss America" Declares Tanlac Wonderful Health Giving Tonic mm IS SOLVE MEETING FRIDAY MEDFORfl MATT) TT?TT?TTNT!. flraTVPOTtl?. 'Oft'EfTO!?. TTTTTT?TYIY. NFAT?Y '17. 1f)2f Mess Cuiupbcll ill "Minn Aiuorlca" Crown which she hus won on two occasions. , Photograph by Atlantic Photo Service . v i ' MIkh Maw Knthorino Camnbell. , twice proclaimed "MIhs America," has ttilten TANLAC and endorses It in a statement recently given to the women of America through Interna tional Proprietaries, Inc., distributors .of this great tonic. 'In this statement. Miss i A me ricu declares that Good Health is the basin of all Beauty, and ndvlscR women who would be beau tiful to "firm find good health.' Her complete Ntntement as given lo as follows: I consider it a great privilege to be able to tell the thous 'nnds of women everywhere what a Brent ronie TANL1C is. Health is the basis of all beauty.- Without good health, one is apt to be run down, nervous, underweight, high-strung, anemic. Indigestion drives the roses from a woman's cheeks and robs her E "Work la nrogreBHlng for eomplet- An agricultural-economic confer- ine tho organization of the MedforU ence will be hold nt the Oregon AriI thapter of the Oregon Itetail Mcr- cultural college at Corvallls on Jan chauts' association. Another meet-i uary 23, 24, 25, to which nil the mem Ing of the officers and organlmtlon ' bcra of the committee on urrango comnilttoe, elected in December, has menta for the agricultural program of lienn rntlpd for tomorrow afternoon Jackson county have been requested In the Chamber of Commerce, by Foil to attend so they may become faniil- Hubbard, chairman. Edward A. Mac-;iar witn the metnoas empioyeu lor a Lean of Portland, secretary of tho state program which will bo used in state association. Is expected here to j Jackson county later, on. attend this meeting. For a long time the directors of the "So far as holding these meetings Medford Chamber of Commerce have In our Chamber of Commerce may seen tho need of an agricultural pro broadcast the understanding that this gram for Jackson county, and nt ono merchants' organization nnd the Med- of tho meetings of the board, 1'resi ford Chamber of Commerce are in ' dent Harder was authorized to appoint entire accord, we are glad of it," said a committee which would have charge Mr. Hubbard. '"The men who are ot sucn a program strong In support of this merchants' organization are the sumo men who are strong In support of the Cham ber of Commerce. n a study of the methods of pro- ceedure the officials of the Chamber of Commerce were nt :i luss to know where and .how certain Information of that radlunt quality of womanhood that is real beauty. "I have titken TANLAC and I do not hesitate to say that it is a won-1 derful health-giving tonic. It has brought relief and good health to many women, and with good health one may have a measure of beauty that will overcome shortcomings in fnce and figure. "I'osy cheeks, sparkling eyes, a well-rounded figure, a lovuble dispo sition, go hand in hand with good health. To those searching for beauty, I would say 'First of all. Find Good Health.' Tho TANLAC treatment hns, proven Itself a boon to womankind, and 1 recommend It." Miss Campbell 'litis written a book let on Health and Benuty which may bo secured by filling out the coupon below. ITKH'ATIONAl PJIORIETARIKH, INC. Dportmnt W-44. ATLANTA, QA. ; Gontlemen: I herewith encloao 10 cnUt (ttampt will do,) for which send m a copy cf Mlas Mary Kutherine Campbsll't booklet on "Beauty and Health." Name A Street Town '. . . State Stationery Special FOR THIS WEEK ONLY An assortment of ELAM high-class box paper, 35c, 40c, 50c values; all shades. Your Choice 25c Medford Pharmacy Phone 10 ' Free Delivery, The merchants organization does could be obtained and therefore ap not conflict with the chamber In any ! pealed to the extension division of way. It can never take the place of. the Oregon Agricultural collego for tho Chamber of Commerce and the assistance. Tho need of a state ngii chamber, likewise, cannot attempt to cultural urogram wiib recognized by do the special, work that the retail the college and this agricultural eco husiness men remilro for their par- nomic conference was called. ticular needs. I Jackson .county is the second In tho "The retailers have various Inter-, state to be given assistance in the eats thnt are all their own. They need making up of an agricultural pro to work together ill various wuys lo- gram. Kxperts from O. A. C. will be cnllv and there are also particular In .Medford during February to assist advantuges In assoclationnl activities the local committee in Investigating In a state-wide wuv und nationally and formulating a program. niSo The following citizens of Jnckson "Retailing is being studied more county have been appointed ob mem- and morn closely every dny. The Joint ners oi mis cumminee: n. c. nai ucr Congressional Commission of Agri-l.chaiinian; A. C. Hubblird, V. 11. Vow cultural Industry made ono statement 'er, O. T. Collins. II. ltosenburg. W. J that Burnrises a good many people. Warner, J. r. MeCrackin, A. C. Joy Thpv Hint-.! that th conmlexlties of J- W. Riley, W. H. Crawford. 11. L. our modern civilization were such Wnlther, F.. C. Caddis, W. K. Nlchol that It now costs more to distribute son, H. Anderson, C. N. Culy, Alec goods than It does to produce them. Sparrow, C. C. Cate, F. llerrln, CI. A. "The retailers are onlv one link In Gardner nnd T. K. Upton. the big chain of distribution, which' The Ashland chamber of commerco , ...j.- ... , hns nnnnintcri .1 W. XI.-Cnw nml TV C UICIUUCS WIIUItSMIClS UI1U juuucin, - - - I brokers, manufacturers' ngentn and lloimea as mourners or mis commit other factors but the retailers are the tee. A good many have already slg onlv distributors who directly serve nlfied their Intention of being at Cor .the public, and the Interests of the vallis for tho conference. So far those 'consumers, our customers, nre our who Intend going will drive, leaving Interests. Medford the morning of tho 22nd .of "The retailer has to look to the con- January sumer for hla support and for what ever degree of success ho may bo able , to achieve, and the retail associations are studying distribution problems from the point of view Of tno con sumer, with the Idea of promoting economies and greater efficiency any-1 where along tho line possible, so as to deliver to the consumer the gVentost possible value for his money." Y.W.G.A. CITY EXPLAINED "The aim of the : YounK Women's Christian Association, is to nid ymnitf I women, everywhere,- to develop Into creative and intelllKOht citizens." This was the chief point in the speech of Miss Oertrude Ann Oeopfarth, socrc Uary of the Pacific coast division of the Young Women's Christian nssoci .'ation as she explained the work of the Y. W. C. A. at the chamber of com merce forum luncheon at tho Hotel Medford at noorr yerfterday. Dr. F1. O Carlo presided at the luncheon, and there were several pucsts. Dr. It. D. Landrcth, of Nashville, Tenn., nation al forker for the Christian Kndoavor society and one time candidate for the i. IUV 7 , A ,m kI made a short speech when introduced 1 4 SALFJM, Ore., Jan. 17. Bids cover- by the Rev. FJ. P. Lawrence, and Pan C. Brown, Pacific coast representative of the Christian Endeavor. It. It, Atkinson of San Francisco nnd Miss Florence Herd of Medford were also The luncheon was well INCOME TAX BLANKS for your federal report are now In my possession. Tho State of Oregon Income Tax BlaukB will be off the press soon. Are your figures compiled from which to make these reports? GEO. G.HEWITT Income Tax Adviser 305 Medford National Bank Building Telephone 307-J 'ITS A PAL" when things look gray. ( BANK v ' ; book ; - OF THE The Medford National never fails. YOUR HOME BANK miles of highway In Oregon will be opened nt tho next meeting of the State highway commission, which will be held in Portland, February 4 and G. This was announced by the high way department today. Bids will be intro,iuc6(j. received on me toiiowing projects: 'attended Resurracing with crushed rock 10 miles of the Old Oregon Trail be tween Lone Pine and Tolocaset in Union county. Resurfacing with crushed rock 27 miles of tho Columbia river highway, between the Gllllnm-Morrow county line through Arlington to Quinton In Gilliam county. Orading and surfacing 20 miles of the Sherman highway between the head of Cow Canyon through Shanilto to the Rherman-Wusco county line In Wnsco county. Grading 14 miles of The Dalles- California highway between the head of Cow Canyon nnd a point Six miles south of Mnupln In Wasco connty. This Is the final project on this high way between Bend nnd Tho Dalles. The commission will also re-adver- tlso for bids for the seventeen miles ot crushed rock or gravel surfacing on "the Cdquille-Bandjon section of the Roosevelt coast highway In Coos county. Bids on this project received at a previous meeting were rejected. A bridge over Wlldhorse creek near Saxe Station between Pendleton and tho Washington state, line, will be advertised on the same date. At the same meeting the highway commission will receive bids for the . . i Bvon helned nHullitiro rf niirntinir ci lunch mom . . J B. , ti tt.I , ,1 V, . ; lane care oi a sick neignDor recently, bu pafk on the lower Columbia river WITH MEDFORD TRADE 18 MEDFORD MADS. ALL WOMEN WHO WORK Should Know bow this Worker was Made Strong and Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Zahl.N. Dakota. "I was nervous and weak and was not regular. I also had - . i . . , painatrequenuy. jl was sicitiy ior seven years and finally bad a nervous break down following an operation. I am a dressmaker ana mil liner, and a lady I work for told me of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. I am taking it and it has made me well and able to liiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiil 1 r'.v, on IK-1 r 'a limine s i&rti highway In Clatsop county. Ford Statement Next Tucsdur. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. Chair man Kahn told the house military committee today that he had been as sured a "clean cut statement" would be forthcoming from tho Ford inter ests by next Tuesday defining their present attitude towards Muscle Shoals. Christian to Succeed Murtlnck. WASHINGTON, Jan. 17. George B. Christian, Jr., who was secretary to President Harding, had been vir tually decided upon by President Coolldge as a member of the federal trade commission. ' you can see how fit I am. L highly praise your medicine and you may use my let ter as you see fit. I hope it will help some other woman." Mrs. Olb Nokd LEIN, Box 23, Zahl, North Dakota. Over 121,000 women have so far re plied to our question, "Have you re ceived benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?" 93 per cent, of these replies answer "Yen " This means that OS out of every 100 women taking this medfeine for ail nnnts for which it is recommended are benefited by it. for ulo by all druggists. Enjoyed a Good Night's Sleep "I wish to say that Foley Pills worked O. K. on me In a couple of hours and the pains left me at once. I took a couple of them In the after noon, went to bed and had .a good night's sleep and have slept good ever since," writes Con Thlel. 118 E. Co lumbia 8U Fort Wayne, Indiana. Fol ley Pills are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and will Increase their activity. Refuse substitutes. Hold everywhere. Adv, Kodak Finishing for those who demand the best S'wem's Studio 217 E. Main Medford WATCH YOUR BATTERY PRESTO-LITE BATTERY STATION "Friendly 8trvlc Phone 903 V What is real food ? A prominent authority defines it as "any substance whicn, when taken into the body, will either produce heat and energy, or build tissue." Hence Shredded Wheat is a super-food, because it has both energy and tissucbuilding properties. It contains every element needed to sustain the human body, as well as Nature's own allotment of bran so essential to keep the system properly regulated. - And compare its cost with other foods ! A full meal in two biscuits a breakfast for six for 15 cents. Shredded Wheat would be cheap at a dollar a packr age, because there is absolutely no waste in these oven'baked shreds of whole wheat. If you want to keep fit, eat easily digested, full nourishing food. That s Shredded Wheat. k PACIFIC COAST SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA Shredde WHOLE WJL1 A. OTj- 1 xmmmMn ittir Ji'iiii fcii(.V, t iii if! V The Head of our HAYES SPRAYER Family Equipped with the world famous EIGHT HORSE POWER CUSH MAN ENGINE with the latest equipment. FORCE PUMP OIL TO EVERY BEARING ON THE ENGINE, thus protecting it against burn outs on long hillside work. The cab protects the machinery against the elements, yet leave ample accessibility for the proper care of the engine while in field operation. We urge you to inspect this sprayer and satisfy yourself as to its many fine features. . ' Williams Implement Service 28 SOUTH BAETLETT Medford, Oregon 1 t A, , --t- -- jr.-.dr."- t