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MEDFORn MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFOTTD. OREGON, PT?TT)I"Y. FET5TN7ATIY S, 1924" PAGE THREE T Louie's Money Savers Pure Cocoa, 6 lbs. for . .". .25c Blackberries, No. 2 cans in heavy syrup, 10c Lipton's Jelly Powder, fine for, desserts, 4 packages . . . ... . . . .., . . . ,. ... ... . ., 25c Cornflakes, lake pkg., for 8c I. X. L. Tamales; reg. 20c seller; our price, each . "... .'. . . . .". .' . . ...... . . 10c Cottages; very little bone; fine for, boiling, lb, 17c Boston Squares; sugar cured bacon, lb. 17c ... You Can Buy It for Less at Louie's and You Don't Have to Carry It LOUIE'S Free Delivery Phone 271 Opposite New Theatre After Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead close out the Colonial shop, MISS TOWNE the milliner there Will Open a LADIES SHOP in that same location carrying a very smart and up to date line of ladies', ready-to-wear with the same exclusive millinery she has always shown. Miss Towne will have a very compe tent alteration lady and fitter, also a saleslady in the department. The shop will be remodeled and pat terned from a little shop Miss Towne saw while in New York this last summer. : All merchandise will be new and the latest Spring Styles, with, prices the lowest; The date of the opening will be an nounced later. SOMETHING BIG See our announcement in the SUNDAY SUN CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO. . Paige and Jewett Dealers "Where the truth is treated with respect" EXALTED RULER IT AT ELKS Well pickled, ollved, cheesed, beaned and coffeed, and surfeited with enjoy ment the five or six hundred members of the Elks lodge and their many guests went home at a late hour last night. It was the first time that most of the Elks and American legion men present had ever been pickled and they enjoyed the sensation. The lodge Bmoker, which immedi ately followed the past exalted rulers night observance for members of the order only, was a big Buccess. It was the lurgost crowd that was ever as sembled at a lodge smoker and the most successful smoker in years, which enjoyed the athletic bouts to the limit, after which they filled the inner man In the basement of the Elks temple. The past exalted rulers' affair was very Impressive, and the old gentle men who filled the various chair sta tions spoke their pieces with much eclat, as they Initiated a candidate into the order and lodge, thereby demon strating the fact that they were some rulers in their day. During tills ceremony the senile oc cupant filling the esteemed leading knight's position became bewildered pulled the wrong switch to produce the eastern Btar and thus momentarily bhut off the electric lights between Ashland, and Grants Pass. The man playing the esquire's position also en tered the dotage class with his demon stratlon of rapid calculation and count ing to time of the clock. He was thinking of seven-come-eleven, but pronounced it eleven back to nine, and then reversed quickly as the mysti cal hour was rapidly approaching. These startling breaks proved that there were other hams In the lodge room besides those cooking on the ranges downstairs for the teed. The following past exalted rulers filled the various stations: Exalted ruler, O. O. Alenderfer: es teemed leading knight, J. J. Buchter; esteemed loyal knight, W. H. Mc Gowan; esteemed 'lecturing knight, Qua Newbury; esquire, E. C. Jerome; inner guard, Leon B. Hasklns; chap lain, C. E. Gates; tiler, T. E. Daniels; treasurer, Geo, T. Collins; secretary, E. E. Kelly. :. . Before the lodge session closed first nominations were made for the com ing annual election, and a member of the lodge, who was recently married and has just returned with his bride, was put through a harrowing ordea) and sent home somewaht tatooed and subdued. T TO STUDY ALBANY IL E PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8. Dr. J. C. Gelger of Chicago university, au ex pert on botulimts poisoning. Is expect ed to arrive in Portland Monday or Tuesday to conduct an investigation for the United States public health service on the case at Albany whore eleven persons succumbed to the dread disease. Word of his coming was mcelvoil here today by Dr. Frederick Strlckler, secretary of the Oregon state board of health, who has collected a large num ber of samples of the toxin on Hie Albany case and has been conducting tests with It here. . ' Dr. Gelger will pay particular atten tion to Investigation of the soil on which the beans were grown that pro duced the poison, according to Vv. S'r.rkler. The bacteria .do not live in the beans themselves but In smull parti cles of soil that may be left clinging 1 1 u vegetable, sea idlng to Dr Str'ck-le. Portland Pastor On , Trial for Faking a Ghost at Seance INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Federal Personal Returns . Corporation Reports . ' Partnership Returns Corporation Record! ' 1 Corporation Returns ompilatlon of your records for these reports, and Counsel In all Income Tax Matters GEO. G. HEWITT Income Tax Adviser 304 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldg ... ' .Telephone 326 . ClnrkHton Bunk Closed SPOKANE. Feb. 8. The First Na tional bnnk of Clarkston. Wash., with some 1800 depositors and deposits re ported as J297.000, failed to open for business today. A notice on tn aoor said it was closed by order of the directors. - - Says Now Stiff Joints Must Go! New Discovery Limbers 'Em Up, and Even the Creaking Ceases Yes; It's truethe world progresses. All knt.A .In nnnmilnva in limber up thut stiff, rusty knee joint Is to squeeze nun men oi iiiuui-it; working substance from a tube. Then rub it on the offending part for about a quarter of a minute or until U souks through the skin and disappears on Its. errand of mercy. Then read the evening newspapers and.gotobed. - The chances are that your misbe having knee Joint will lose its "creak" wntle you are arenming uooui mu hlKh fences you used to leap when you were a youngster. "And in the morning,- says one who has tried the new discovery, "you'll feel so hnppy that you'll want lutnn intn vmii . Hnnrtipflt rlothes and walk briskly down the street Just to show the neighbors that you are not as old as tney minit you are. Joint Ease: They call this wonder ..-n,l.(n. Bii1t.tnnr.il fnr thn reason that when ordinary remedies fall to limber up the stitt, inriamea rneu matin lolnt. or reduce the swelling, Joint-Ease succeeds. It's a good name for a good, clean, ntiitnlcns iireHcrintton that in just a few months has proven to a multi tude ot people tnnl lame, swollen, uia torted -joints can speedily have the kinka tnken out of them and work as smoothly as ever. . . But Joint Ease is lor Doinersome Ulntu ' mhdthni- In LtlDR ' tinkle, hln. shouidei1, spine or finger, and for that purpose Its sate is immense, All druggists have a big supply oi ana aiugg'sui every wnerw ici,un PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8. The Rev.' W. W. Aber, pastor of tho Mystic Church of Bethesda, a splrltuallsl congregation, faced a court hearing this afternoon on a 4 charge of "practicing fraud," pre- ferred by J. H. Ashton, who Iiub been a member of the Rev. Aber's. congregation. According to.Ashton's charges made to Deputy City Attorney Stadter, Ashton and two friends visited a seance at the pastor's ' homo January 31, and when the spirit of Ashton's grandfather was supposed to appear they selz- ed the apparatlon and found it to be the pastor. The Rev. Mr. Aber denied the charges, declaring talit 4- Ashton'a friends had; seized a woman who was preseiit at the seance. Daily Report on the Grime Wave NEW YORK, Feb. 8. MIbs Loulne Lawson, a motion picture actress, for merly of Walnut Spring. Texas, wns strangled to denth today after a des perate battle with thieves in her fash ionable apartment house in West 77th street. Gems valued at several thou sand dollars are missing Mifls Lawson, who was described as unusually attractive, bad been taking minor parts in local film companies. SALEM, Ore., Feb. 8. Five hun dred pennies arid an empty United States mall sack comprised the loot of burglars who last night entered the C. J.Kreblel store at Pratum, accord ing to Sheriff Oscar D. Bower, A school house nearby also was robbed of three pictures and an American flag. TACOMA, Feb. 8. Angelo Pleruc clonl, 30, mill worker, wus killed fol lowing an altercation on the streets of Raymond, Wash., this morning and Giovanni Orsuccl, 30, employe of the Willapa Lumber company. Is held In the county jail at South Bend as his slayer as the result of a feud between the two men. It is believed. ASKS DEXBY'S RESIGNATION (Continued From Page One) tary of the Interior and by the land office. The companV's claim Covering 1000 acres, was based, according to Senator LaFollette, upon dummy locations signed by employes of the Chicago stockyards, who, he said, were under the impression ,they were signing a petition for an. election. a big demand. Adv. Simple Way to Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tablet four times each day until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all Just purchase a box of Marmola Prescrip tion Tablets from your druggist for one dollar, the same price the world over. Follow directions no starva tion dieting or tiresome exercising. Eat substantial food be as lazy as you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best part of Marmola Pre scription Tablets Is they are harm less. That Is your absolute safeguard. Purchase them from your druggist, or send direct to Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mlcb. Adv. WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 The senate oil committee today was urged- by Senator Hoflln, democrat, Alabama to inquire into the ffnnnclal transactions of William Boyce Thompson of New York who he said, was a, "Sinclair stockholder and a borrower from the Chase National bank." ' "He Is a Sinclair stockholder."; the Alabama senator asserted, "and 'dur ing the last presidential campaign borrowed 13,000,000 on a dummy note from a member of the federal reserve system in New York. We should know what he did with the money." NEW YORK, Feb. 8. Directors of the Pan American Petroleum and Transport company voted today to withdraw ' the recent offer to stock holders to subscribe to the capital stock of tho Pan American Western Petroleum company, which was re cently organized to develop California naval oil leases. TEN REASONS WHY YOU WILL ENJOY TRADING AT OUR STORE 1 We always have a great variety of fresh vegetables. 2 We have delicious home made cakes every day. 3 We have a complete line of fresh fruits at all times. 4 We have both the fancy imported and domestic Cheese. v; 5 We have a complete, clean stock of staple groceries. 6 We have an unusual line of fancy groceries. 7 We cheerfully rectify any error that might occur. 8 We have experienced grocery salesmen to serve you. 9 We give particular attention to telephone orders. 10 We have free delivery to any part of the city. Personal Attention Prompt Service H E. Marsh Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 TEN YEARS OF DEPENDABILITY How Medford Cannery Kills i The Deadly Botulinus Germ LODI, Cal., Feb. 8. Waldemar Put nam, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam, died today from the effects of a beating said to have been admin istered to him by two older boys three weeks ago. It is expected the child's asallants will be In custody before night Hasklns for Health. The experiments from bptuilsnr which have been conducted In several universities at the expense ot tho Na tlonu 1 dinner's association huvo ah own that In ordinary vegetables a cook of at least G hours at a tompera tuie of 212 degrees In boiling water, is necessary to destroy tho most resis tant spores ot 13. botullniiH. At higher altitudes where water bolls at a much lower temperature, an apou bath cook must be much longer than this to accomplish the same results. . These results aro confirmed by the experiences of home canning. During tho last few years there have boen a number of outbreaks of botullHtn from home canned string beans. In the home the open bath process Is usually employe and It Is obvious that the same process is just as dan gerous In the canning plant as In tho home. Nearly all commercial canners process string beans under pressure. Obviously processing the string beans In the open bath would be as danger ous in commercial canning as In home canning. It has also been shown that 13. bot ulinus grows readily in beets and that the open hath process is therefore not safe with that product. One out break of botulism is ascribed to beets canned commercially by that process. In canning beets It Is Important to conserve tho coloring-matter as far as possible, but it is far more lm portunt to make tho process safo. A cook of 0 hours at U12 degrees which would ho noceHsary to destroy H. bot ulinus has lest sterilizing efficiency than n process of 20 minutes at 240 degrees In No. 2 cans. Tho color Is destroyed far less In processing at the higher temperatures been use of tho shorter period of the conk. This pro cess is used at the Mod ford cannery. Hasklns for Health. tf (Sot lloozo In Athletic Club. I,OH ANUKLES, Feb. 8. Police, conducting a "dry" raid today, seized approximately $50,000 wlirth or llunr, on the premises of the Los Angeles Athletic club. Officials of the club declared that the liquor was legally on the promises and that they had official permits for Its possession. Investigation of this has been turn ed over to the federal prohibition of' fleers. troubled with - Stop that Eczema AMAZING results have been pro duced by S. S. S. in cases of ec fcema, pimples, blackheads and other skin eruptions. If you have been eczema, ana you have used skin application without number, make a test your self, on yourself with a bottle of S. S. S., one of the most power ful blood cleans- era known. S. S. S. makes the blood rich and pure, and when your blood is freed of impurities your stubborn eczema, rash, tetter, akin eruptions, pimples, blackheads, blotches an acne are bound to disappear. There are no unproven theories about S. S. S. ; the scientific results of each of its purely vegetable medicinal in gredients are admitted by authorities.' B. S. 8. 1. loll it all good drag atores in two tis.a. The larger aiaei IS moro economical. ".. C C Ohe World s Best' , loodMedidna, A 20th Century Grocery At the 20th Century there is something popping every minute. Saturday,' Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the extra "Fire Works" are: ...V'.V Large Instant Postum 39 Hn' Jello, any flavor Pure Extract Honey. 1U Pints 32 JEWEL SHORTENING, 2 11). pail 42; 4 lb. pail 72tf; '8 lb. pail' $1.55. CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES One ran free wit ha dozen puivhase of any one kind. The extension of this splendid offer has been made at the request of many of our customers. Baker's Premium Spaghetti, Vermecelli, Catsup, Del Monte Chocolate, lb. 20 Noodles, 3 pounds 25p Brand, pints 25t Full Cream Cheese Shortening in bulk Fisher's Blend Flour pound 32 2 pounds 35? :. Sack $1.83 CRISCO, the queen of all shortenings. Pound ..27?;.. 11... pounds 38; 3 pounds 75; 6 pounds $1.43; 9 pounds $2.13- , ; Royal Baking Powder : Wesson Oil . Booth's Sardines . Large Can, 40 Pints 28?; Quarts 53 Each 15 20th CENTURY COFFEE Pleases hundreds of 20th Century customers. So fresh and so fragrant, pound 35t. Canned Apricots Tomatoes, Solid Pack Large No. 2 Cans, A. Gold Leaf brand, No 2V and L. brand, each 22 cans, 3 for 40 Large Package 19t CARNATION OR' FEDERAL MILK I Yom Northwest farm and factory, .Tall cans lOf Chocolate, Pure, in bulk Flour The kind you like $1.78 a Two pounds 35 Sack, excepting Fisher's FANCY DRY ONIONS, 7 pounds 25. If it i3 good to eat, its at a 20th Century store, and so low priced, and they are conveniently located. Southern Oregon Stores Medford Ashland Grants Pass Pearline Washing Powder
