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BBDflOftP MAIL TRIBUNE, SIEDFOItD. OREGON, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2G, 192 ?: Three Bottles Tanlac , Relieved All Troubles LOCAL EGGS MUST BE SHIPPED EAST PXQE TEN i; rortiaria Man Willing to Give Statement Full Year After Getting Relief. "I mndo a statement about a year ago as to tho great gtood Tanlac did me and I think even moro of tho medicine now than I did then," re cently declared f. A. Clark 4014 Sec ond Street, Portland, Oregon. 'Soino two ycara ago I had stom ach trouble so bad ttyit I was forced to livo mostly on coffee and rolls. Nothing tasted right, my stomach felt weak, Bleep was next to Impossible, my weight went down considerably, and I just dragged around with a worn-out. feeling all the time. ' "Threo bottles of Tanlac changed my condition around so that I hadn't a complulnt In the world. It made mo eat like a horse, sleep like a baby, and Increased my weight ton pounds. Since then J have only felt the need of a tonic one time and In that in stance two. bottles of Tanlac put In A-l condition. It Is the real thing." Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37 million bottles sold. Tnke Tanlac Vegetable Pills. .if THE EXTRA DAY When the present system of recording' time was estab lished, it was found necessary to add one day to each fpurth calendar year... This is such a year... One extra day to be added to the year's production will mean thou sands of dollars added to this year's payrolls. All time is valuable and in a busy world, twenty-four additional hours in a year can mean much. Don't waste them. Take that extra day's earnings and bank it. The Medford National YOUR HOME BANK ECONOMY Plat pieces carefully ironed. Table Covers, lightly starched. Outings and Underwear, soft and fluffy, ready to fold and place away. Starched garments, ready to iron, no damp ening. Light, flexible starch. All these features in our . Economy Wash at 9c per pound Medford Domestic Laundry Personal Domestic Service. Phone 166 , BOYS' AND GIRLS' . DAIRY CALF CLUB Believing that through tho medium of Poys' and Girls' Organized Club work, agricultural and llvoatock Interests ciin best be developed In the Rogue Klver Valley the First National Bank of Modrord is sponsoring a Boys' aud Girls' Dairy Calf Club. We want 100 boys and girls of Jackson County to be 0 come activo mombors or this Club. Wo wilt purchaso for every boy or girl that Is equipped to properly feed and care for a calf, a calf of his own selection as to breed, and If he Is not ahlo to pay cash for tho calf, will take a nolo duo on or uoforo ono year at 6 per cent Interest. : , This club will bo conducted under tho direction of the State Club leader, tho Jackson County Superintendent ot Schools and the Farm Bureau Club I.eaUor. Let's make this tho largest and most successful Calf Club In Oregon. Write or call for application blank. tew First National Bank McaFORD Oregon WATCH YOUR BATTERY FRE8T-OLITE BATTERY STATION DYERS HATTERS, CLEANERS 23 N. Fir St Poultrymen are facing . the ''tnofft, critical period In the history of their industry in the Rogue River valley, According to the Medford Chamber of. Commerce, -more eggs are - being produced than are necessary to sup ply the trading territory of Southern Oregon and Northern California and unless the supply of the poultry Pro ducors' association is Increased inline dlatcly to tako advantage of shipping to tho New York market In car lota. tho Industry will be demoralized. ... Already some of the egg dealers have experienced the effect of over' production. A small express ship ment of eggs to the Ban Francisco market netted only fifteen cents per dozen. Express charges on eggs to either Portland or San Francisco are so high that producers can not ship to these markets to advantage. Tho freight on a car load of eggs from the Rogue River valley to New York Ib no higher than from Portland to Now York. When the producers of eggs In southern Oregon realize that weekly shipment ot the surplus eggs to Now York will stabilize the local market, then the Industry will again be firmly established. i Somo of the large poultry pro ducers appeared before the directors of tho Medford Chamber of Com morce last evening and presented facts as to this industry. It Is evi dent ot tho directors that those en' gaged In egg production must bo mado to realize that their salvation Is in the pooling of their surplus eggs for shipment to. the New York market otherwise the surplus will reduce the market price of all eggs sold locally to such an extent that the industry will become unprofitable. Expert advice is-being Bought by the chamber on marketing and every assistance will bo given the poultry men of this district to firmly estab lish their Industry. This la prune Week SHIP ASKS $19,500 NORFOLK, Va., Feb. 28. A sal vago claim of approximately J19.600, plus expenses, has been filed in fed eral court by Captain John W. Mlskln. master of the British steamship Couta against the Cuban schooner, Q. H. Murray. Tho schooner, with approxi mately 2000 cases of liquor and 6000 cascB or grnln alcohol aboard, . waB towed Into Hampton Roads Sunday by tho Ceutn, having been picked un In distress off Capo Hattcrns. Captain Phillippe Zames, master of tho schooner, has bcon granted per mission to keep his ship In port twen ty days for repairs. During that time a guard will be maintained on the craft. This Is Prune Wock New Agency For Hudson and Essex . Cars in Medford Tho Aomo Motor Co. of Klamath Falls, will open a store hore about April loth in tho Nordwlck building on South Central and have the agency tor Hudson and Essex cars,- also trucks. They will carry parts for these cars and the trucks they sell and will furnish first class service for them. XV. Tomplnr, who will have charso of the Medford Btore, was here Mon day with J. II. Graham, of the Port land Motor Car Co., western distribu tors for Hudson & Kssox cars, closing up tho contracts for tho Medford ngency and making arrangements to ship the first carload of these cars that nro very popular in Medford and southern Oregon. This Is Prune Week The Screen "Aeroplane and tho Covered Wagon" Tho now record for rapid travel be tweon tho Atlantic and Pacific set by U. S. mall airplanes, which covered tho dlstanco of twenty-seven hundred miles In about IS hours, brings to the mind of everyone, a comparison be tween the great adventure ot these conquerors of tho nlr and tho great advonturo of those earlier travelers who followed tho same route. In the trains of covered wagons in IMS. The airplane followed qulto closely tho routo of tho old Santa Fo Trail, unon which tho wagons rarely mado more man ten or twolvo miles a day. Tho slow-moving wason trains planted tho seeds of civlllMtlon as they went their way, and many a set tlement was founded by a traveler who dropped behind his caravan. Truly, tho covered wagon made the wost. ond tho men ond women of the covered wagons mado a chapter of American history, tho glory of which can never be dimmed nor forgotten. "Tho Covered Wagon." by Emerson Hough, comes to tho Rlalto theatre Friday and Saturday. Feb. 29 and March 1st and two nerforninnrea viil be given each day. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Send this ad and ten centu tn Vnin ft Co.. S835 Sheffield Ave,., Chicago, til writing your name and addreaa clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and . Tar Compound for coughs. ' colds and hoarseness, also free samnla naelcaire of Foley Pills, a dluroUc stimulant for tho kidneys, and Foley Cathartlo Tab lets for Constipation and Biliouaneaa. These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Trv themt BnM )Bi scu it so 0 od that you hardly ke ep up with ramiiv appetite can the j. x , '.. . .: - . ' v . ' ; . Snowdrift a pure, rich,creamy cooking fat is made by the Wesson Oil people out of oil as good as a. fine salad oiL (You need oil that's good to eat to make; cooking fat as good as cooking fat cart be.) Then Snowdrift is packed in a truly air-tight bucket (air tightbut as easy to open as winding the clock) to keep it as sweet and fresh as the day itwas made sweet and fresh all the way down to the bottom of the bucket. Using Snowdrift in your own favorite recipe is the best way to find out how good Snowdrift is. Remember to add salt because Snow drift is sweet, fresh, and unsaltcd. KATE BREW VAUGHN'S ncipt fti, BAKING POWDER BISCUITS S 2 cupfuls flour . 1 teaspoonful salt " If. 4 teaspoonfuls baking powder . 3 teaspoonfuls Snowdrift H cupful milk . . - ( Mix and sift twice the dry in gredients. Work in Snowdrift with tips of fingers; add milk gradually mixing with a knife to soft dough. . Toss on a , All Mlasnrtmt tt 'art Ltnl floured board, pat and roll to ' one-half inch in thickness.' Shape with a biscuit cutter-'', Place on a tin and bake (450 f .) twelve or fifteen minutes; . '.I. - WHITE TRUCKS ED F. WEBBER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Office at Medford Service Station Phone 14 TryMt. Pitt Flour $1.65 Marvel Loaf .. . .,.$1.50 MORTON MILLS Davidson News Co. Naw Palm Block Cor. Fir and Main Magaxlnst . . Nswspepsr Aganelas) Subscriptions r ' Distributors to tho Trad Phono MS Confectionary Smokes INCOME TAX SERVICE famished on State and -Federal Personal Returns Corporation Reports Partnership Returns Corporation Records. " 1 Corporation Returns . Compilation ot your records for these reports, sad Counsel to Income Tax Matters j . - GEO. G.HEWITT Income Tax Adrlaer . . . -104 and 305 Medford National Bank Vldg , -, Tslephone 32 . rprjsndly rvlc Phont 103 Phone 244 everywhere. t Adv. CENTRAL POINT
