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MF.DFOTCD IfKTTj TTCTBtTNE, MFPFOUD, OftKOOX, WEDNESDAY. DF.CEMBK'R 5. 1328. TXOE TEN What a Doctor Knows ABOUT Constipation NO HOPE ihir rc-ductlun in tax rateH; but "The demand of thin Mrvlce, There IS n way uf ovennminjf the tendency Ut coii-tiputmn. And here is how ymi ran I'lIOVK it. Tim next time yniir limveU need am assUl-anco, don't lake t ho first laxative that come to mind. Taku one the di-upyift us-urc. yuii is made with ( ASCAKA. .lust a ef fective u a uini force, it ml it's jrood (or (he fcVrtlcin. I mlccd, it ii-l f make juod bUmif. Kur ruM-ara lit nothing hut Oil- bark of a tree. Tho Indiana chew thi hail., and lic to an old ape without a day' uickm'ss. What happen when you ciwarje the bowels? 'I'lii'V will usually func tion well for fcKVKKAL IMYS. Ono juuro dm no larger, mid perhaps smaller than tli'i tirt and tliu howcl function of (heir own accord for u still lunger time.. L'nlil voii Midi ft L J we hae no thouKht of curtailintf ( while lurge have been ndeqtmtoly 1 in any way the btnefiu which j -ne t." the executive no id. 'Thel jhave gone to thu people by theifivo year pro) urn for the nriny. four reductions ulreudy made In hhI navy in appruuehing vonile-r "tuxes." jtion. Provision In made in these, f (tiviiiK an account also of thu estimates for th: third year IncrP-i ;iroKnM of fiscal affaim for the! meat of tlie army and the fourth j-current year, the president said year increment of the navy, and' 'the outlook, for I'J'V "is not KOiit is fair assumption that at th?l hi iKlit." UeiVrriiiK to budk'ct eati-Und nf l;t' th navy win have! mates liiut predicted u nurplus a well balanced ileet of 1W nir-j of $21,... (HO. 22 at the dose of this planes, 'tlo at the end of lt32j i fiscal year next June 3 0, Mr. the arm will be In possession t Ooolidtfo observed that "tills fore- of 1 SfJO planes in proper propor-l least has been materially changed." tlon ns to types. I ,lle recalled that the "best esti-j -The expansion of uir activities. ;inate" at the beginning of the year ; however, is by no means confined J i envisaged a $!4.0wu,UG0 deficit and U the army and navy. The do- (now with the year nearing half-j part men t of commerce, tho coast j '.Viitl mark, he declared It "most . unanl and the deuartment of aitri-! , 4 Cicool Yoip 1 QQn RiiHrior gratifying" ihat a surplus of 3.- culture are playing their puru in) & 1 I wUI I VW UUUlJll tlH).l2 is J TAX CUT IN NOW. DEAR-THERE U BC No 'excuse foe being late.' THIS 15 A TELECHRON NOW Submitted to Congress! don't feel tlie need of any aid of any sort for weeks-oil end. So, the only 'habit you get from canenra is that of natural and nor mal regularity. Ilnw dillVrent from things one mint usually -rejtent on ihn morrow! t'a-ara i the ideal laxative; and the familiar little candy ('acaret H doiihtleKg its ideal j In prospect. developing tho air an is the no. Kxrecd Luhl Viiir. 'tional advisory coniinlltee on aero-j Tlie total appropriations recom na titles. While the postofflce def-j , niended by the president to payjmllely retired fronf the buslnewl Estimated SUrplUS Small for governmental operations durtf,f carrying malls In ll28t there ling tho year beginning next July t provided for 11)30 for contract' DfifenSfi OutlaV LarOeStll exceed those In last year's bud-1 air niall service In the United yuv.iuv wwuu; hy a23(702i(ilc Tno largest states $14,300,000 and $4,000,000 i additional for furclgn air mail. ! $C4B,rl 1,800. I'or the army ana i These etiiu:itCH carry u.4J(.4:oo navy, excluding non-military items; fur the department of commerce Vpfornn Poro Wpyf loulluy a fir national iK-fense, ! vciuian oaiL iicai ! jtiH,r,1 1.800. For the army imdi Aviation Gets Big .Sum. .the total Is compared with $G4G ! 000.000 carried In this year's bud I get and an estimated expenditure WASHINGTON, lJec. r (iV) for the current year of $0.2.844. form. Chihlren beg for these u-ty i VoMnK ln hlM !U f Kovcrn- Sh8- Tho miniated expendlturoH .Thii( e8ti tahl.ts. ami many men and women . 'for national defense next year, limi),lir other ol,ln'l think of takln AS Y- : ",nl"1 economy. , l',fldnt Cool- ldet ,,,, WOHld tlal 4,o0 Til I XI i i-Im. (or tit- .nrKit.. And : uliiiltt.-il In cMiBr to.lay . 3-7 ,,. );13. Tnc ,.; "J KVKKY ..rutoi. ,i,. 'f n- ! . ,aP la H.,,y duo to the j .n','' "8il,7l!l.U I7, li'iivlnx Hio treasury i 1 fart that HiiroliiH suiiduc'h left i wiih an cntlnial. d fiiii.,77B I X9 ur. ""vcr from tlio war riavo nccn usca pllul for the Insuui? at. 1'oiulkton, ijIuh wllii h he di-i'luldd offered ; and It In now necesmuy to In- Iwhlch reetlved an ii)iro, rial Ion ; no Immediate nro,uet of further j eroase the cash provision 10 10- Tlie CKtiitiatiMl Hurplux, whleh! The next hirest Item in the would tie nvallalilo June 30. l'J30, 1 bii(b:rl la for the fare of war I of 5JH!.4(i(i from the l'J7 leg'" : :titure, will turn huek about 000. The Htato hoMdtal at Kalemiln lianed upon expeeted revenue, veleraiia, expenaes undftr thla 8tib ilo carry on Hh Important task tn connection witn coniincrcitti um-tion. It-Ill Airways. This estimate contompluteK, itc-ma. tlie conatrue- uddltlonal nillen of :iy. There Is pro i eatiinate of GS2,tiOO , (or the department of ugricui-j ture for nhtalnlnK weather pro-; dietlona, fiKhtltiB the boll weevil and for forest patrol." For the Hectyid lime binco nu-' Itlonal prohibition became a law reductiun in tlie amount ol ine Huu" ,...Hi..itnn iiu onfnrfoment division ImIiik estimated to total '"'i" ,.. '. . VoH .ul r. ...... . . . ,. in.i'a eaiiinuieu. i t.iuwuii. WITH FUNDS LEFTS twill turn hack about $15,000. The . totalling $3,841, 2!iu.82U. Dcf-crlb istate training sclnol for boys ro-j Ing .the surplus as small, '...lvf.il t"'i'! ki:w 1,11.1 v.HI hnvn bft i DI'CHiflfnt xnlil It u'iiw ncvnrlhi.iiHHlnf..t.ur. Itf .1 7 1 T.'Ml nvnr the CS- about $3S,000. The state Instltu- "satisfactory us it points to a tlmaled cost of this year. for the feeble-minded will balanced budget." I Flood control cost la fixed at back to the state about 'il 000' Mr. Coulldwe warned ... I... 1,U I. .(.,.! Ill, K I- ..1. MU m n i.n,vw 1.1,11. ......... in uvai mm ww .uii.iih ; LTUIM c Milt! iit.n n it , 111 004 140 The Industrial school for girls assume nny great additional ex-'velon that more money was necd-l'"1 flu' Korj wilt hnvi 'left about 9 1 Olio out ' pendfture without Jeopardizing . ed a further estimate would be Us $73,547 appt'uprlatlou ItfptrtN 1 30. $97.00 A bemtiful clock with Wei t inuitriChimei, Mahnganr. lacquer fiuiih. Sptuisb fauh-luibictt K A I .KM . Ore., lien. fi. (P) iho iwo-venr aiinroni'lal Ion period j of endiiiL' December 31 five of the No funds will revert from th 11 state institutions will have tuir-j appropriation allowed the slate plus funds to revert to the state school for the deaf, stato school Kcncrnl fund, according to re -I for the blind, soldiers' home, tu uorts made to the state board of hcrculosis hospital and the penl- control. 1 tent lary. The latter The enstern Oregon stale hos-1 deficit of tibout 117. -r' HAKE IIMEE- 7 IP it IR-iTd N Ai. i f. iFJr finished in iovey colors by yourself . Sounds interesting ! It is interesting, inexpensive certainly one of the niccsc I ways to put your own individuality into a gift. Women today arc decorating inexpensive pieces of occasional furniture and gift articles with Nitrokote Brushing Lacquer. It's astonishingly easy to Jo! You can take one of those new tilt-top tables, or a smoking-stand, or a corner shelf (the choice of articles is large) and make it glow with the lovcljr , colors of Nitrokote. : ,., .. . ; If it's to be just a minor gifc the merest remembrance you can do won-, , tiers with small household articles, that cost almost nothing. It's tm to do; jiji I i jt'p inexpensive; and what a gift to give this Christmas !-A gift that is doubly ' ' "welcome for its beauty of color and the personal touch you have given icj P I ' T Nitrokote dries in 30 minutes. It withstands the hardest wear-' J. , , even hot water and soapsuds can't harm it. for the buteau for next year was reduced by 'J0.304. due the ro- port said, to the reduction in fi-j. 'uiiki'chh; J 31.000 1100 for 1U30 and the ... , ,,, i.,l It In clear that wo cannot j ceullve wild that If it should dc- ,"' ' t,.n .,.. UeuuiremcntH of reduction In thla fuvonible outlook." jpreKented lo conKreaa. the Dblle 'ot. nu imuieai -. We aro committed irrevocably! In hla meamlKC I'realdunt Cool-'the public debt added more thnni to u balanced htidKct," he aaldJidne called attention to the French lit billion dollars lo tho bd(,'eti 'and thut can-lea the aaauriince debt, obcervinK that on AuBtiat l.itulal. SSinklliB rettuirement.s lorj that th only revlidon of our taxjioao. bonda of the rrench rov- 1930 are estimated at 3 1 J.j.1.1-J. laws which will be considered Is eminent amountlnK lo $400,000.- an Increase of approximately ..-. will havo u a revision downward. fte lmve;ooo will mature. Theae bonds .".50. 000 over tile cstimaits ior no liiiiii,(ln,le prospect of any fur-'were issued in payment for sup-; current year, wlillc oiner rmi.1111 - plies this Kovernment had Iniuons oi pu.u.c cot , roo Krance at tnc close or tne war. milieu noum ..., France also purchased supplleslan increase or approximau i from the armv umountlns to 7.-1 'JOO.000. For the principal of the 311 145, which becomes due In public debt 533.07,029. an ln- lnll crease or jii.oou.uuu was l-icticli Debt. and Interest on the Public debt j The president said that lhM!jwiiH cstimatou ui ,uiu,w,-". amounts were not Included in the decrease of J.13,000,000. budtjet because Ihey were liicrBed The postofflce department wus In the debt settlement UKrecmcnt allotted a total of (SIC 20!". 325 an with Fiance of 1W! wrtilch plan-. increase of f41.C04.4SO; tbc de- ined to extend payment of tile partment of annculturc expcnui- French debt ovr a period uf C3u,rr3 for J30 were estlmalecl ui years. If the debt agreement re-! j 1 67.016.93 1. an increase of 4. celves prompt ratltlcutloif by con-j sua. 770, while the department of ureas. If the BKrecment la nutj(.unlerco estimated expenditures ratified the executive said the were 58, 459,740. un increase of money should be applied to re- j 1 7.307,730. tlremenl of the war debt and not The Increase In the cost of ope-' be treated as current expenses. ration of the postofflce depnrl The budeet calls for an outlav men! the renort said, was due for the navy next year of 13,1105.- principally to legislation enacted; 030 less than the cost of lis .estl- hy congress and the decision of mated opci-ullon Ihia year. fhuhhp interstate commerce commls approiirliilion will provide for Uicki,,,, increasing compensation to continuing of the work on nnval 'th,, railroads for transporting mall, j vessels nuw under construction. The estimates of cost of the; for commencing work on three treasury depurtment for the next j remaining . fleet submarines, for i year was placed at $34 1. 1158. 61 " ! continuing the five-year program increase of $10,359,530 ovr ; for development of naval acro-ltitH year's estimated cost. ' miotics and for completion of thel provision is made In the estl-. dredging of l'eaii Harbor, Ha-jmates for carrying on the f290. wall. 000,000 public buildings program The army la allotted 1 144. 4S.,.- wtl, u totl of J2S.OIO.000 to moo 222. an increase of 3 1 .OoO.Oii.l Of the increase $20,000,000 is listed as a deficiency for 192S. leaving an actual increase for III30 of $12,000,000. This is duo. the executive mid. to automatic advance of officers to higher pay, an Increase in the officer strength nf tho army in order lo provide air corps officers, an Increase in the amount for the housing pro grain, an increase in tnu amount for the ulr curps provided under tne five-year expansion program and an increase In the- amounts required for flood control work on the Mississippi and Sacramento rivers. Aviation I'lograni. The aviation activities 'of the government draw 1 4O.03 1.8'J 4 in the estimates. . Tbt 'Duncan . $24.SO A mall umbour Telfcbron, I. good looking it i, ,c cumc. Mibogmr cue. i. Electricity newest Gift "Unfailing, accurate timc Telexhron Clocks ' i txacl timt from any tltctrk outlet Telechron is operated jby the perfectly-timed im pulses which come through your electric wire. Just "plug-in" to a convenient electric outlet, set it right once ...... and Telechron keeps on giving you exact time day after day. No winding; no re gulating; no ticking. Q Telechron tlocks are ' handsome. They cost no more than ordinary l"' good clocks-some models are as inexpensive as $19-00. Each model, regardless of price, keeps perfect time; and the least expensive Telechron is more accurate than high-priced spring movement clocks. 5 Examine Tele- ; chron wherever clocks are sold. When you ; see this electric clock, you'll want one for yoursclf-and you'll discover a new kind of gift for Christmas. ( (9j ( PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY MercJianJiscDishihutor Sv '" CalibDaiis . . $570.00 Weitm I oiter.Cintt rbufy md Whittinctoo Chimel. Solid mtbojany. Itrqurr fitmh. Spinith ht'uhUihtcd, Height 1014 inchti. . . : 1 I. 4 GENERAL ELECTRIC $19.00 Tbt Catbidril. $21.00 MiJe of Biltrlim which re. Uin, it, high lu,tr and tf quire, 00 poliibiag. Kicb wnul color: baodiomc, wrricedil, tiaigknper. tJefecmon Eipecially dtiinnej for the workroom of the homt your kitchen. The ck i Bitcelito id nny one of tbeit colon: white, ivory, light teen, Fryitb gray. 9 ELECTRIC TIMEKEEPER Brushing Lacquer For clinic wlio prrffr 1 rnaiurl, Pccoret Fnamrl nuf be uscJ inMcaJ ol Nitrokote. 1c comes in the same colon. ThU Fuller Booklet tctt you how Alc your Put !r r uV .tie r or I'utler vote litrj Inflow for thii hooVtf i by en I )arf , the !?ullfr author ity 011 home decoration jndiolor. IttetUhowto )mih I'urnitiire and ilt atttclr.i and it su.vtici and illmtiatei in lull color many pleating lit irrrvitft ALIII M I I 4 HI ft) (III lit w.r.tiint ff. color comhinjt(on...i Tune in to the " Wo man's M.iKarine of the An" Njnonat' Hmad ctstinff Net wort and KSI. evftv W'edntfclar morning for interest ing, pracrkal sufmos tion lor inakina thrc modern, colorlul gtlti. J . MM PI the lOaO requirements. Hunt's C'ratcrlan. "Ucggarii of Life'' c o m o s lo Hint's Cratcrinn tomorrow. Jim Tully, nutlior, born of poor par ents, worked In a factory early in life nd before he was 16 took tip tho Ufa of a wnmlc.rer. Finally, awakened to his real power, ho. studied by himself anil produced niaHterpleccs of litera ture. To his ability and ambition wns opened to millions of people tho strange woiuloi'H of tho world In which he spent so many years. Tully writes with n. keen sense of humor, n gentle Irony" and a etnrk realism. Into "Heggars of Life" he has prelected nil the force of his personality. SOUTHERN OREGON ELECTRIC Distributors for TELECHRON CLOCKS 409 East Main St. Phone 889 WII.I.A.MINA. Hulmon Ttlver ASTOItlA. Two large vessels JSAKKIt. Production capnclty highway to become Federal high-i loaded cargoes of frozen salmon of Iluffalo Cold mine hero doubled. m way. llond will bo completed and and lumber for offshore ports on M ILTO.W N'ew water filtration graveled during 1020. i recent day. plant In operation here. New Hair Style from New York At tlin Hlnllo. VIenty of hllurlovm action tnkiw plm'o In "Love Ovprnisht." ltod Ln 1 1 oc i ui v h new k t n r i'O n 1 o y , which oilmen to tho llialto theater tomorrow. a liocquo Is won us n Hiilwny workei. .lonnotto l.off n. n protty fortuno hunter nnd Tom Kenneily a n Mtuplil tletectlve. A purtlculnrly funny Hequenoo flmlH Keniunly puiHUinn tho other principals throuKh tho' roncesslonn' ut Coney Island, whilst cometlvi ami thrills aro nicely apportioned) in n RUhway trnln holdup nnd' the U dim ping of n bride. AH the tun makers of thut nKKroKutlnn i nro reunited In "Laivo over XiKht' whleh la n "hundred per eenfj comedy" inelodramn. Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods 1 Are Now Being Featured .1 Two men have been convicted twice in CnmhrldKA Mass., for robblnc n man who testified he could not remember having been rohbed. 0 V. P. FULLER & CO. 1$ Brandies fn 34 Pacific Coast and lntrr-mountain Cities. Factories in S.m Francisco, TortlanJ, Los Angeles Distributors of T.iiMr iVxfiu7s - . . . 160 Front SranrT, Portland ..... t' Get the Fulltr bvohlet ami Full ft products from jor Hnikrt listed below. Hal K. Moss. Oregon's new woe rotary of slate, has been In his career candy vendor with elrcusep. seel ton hand, collector, reporter. a jrovernor'? Roue River Lumber Co. 'M'vp no little time to my-elf." snvn MiMrc.jp Wrtrnlmw, locly' New York City j;iii who lives ut Stivet HrtMiklvn. 'Tlisi's why its lieen ut'li a help to me to learn the new wuv so msnv of mv tfirl frior.iN i " 1 ,:, ...,: . . v ... 1 :.. . 'nmnasinif editor, and a few tlttln'i of I binder ine on mr hrtish even time ums it. ft makes my hair en-v to dress and holds it ill pliu-e. All 1 d U om shampoo a montli, now. It storied mv dan thntr. mid mv hair abvays kIouiu iiij; tind -ikv, itMt.-mi of looking dull and -triiiiiv like it did (Wore t started Usillir handeiine." Dauderiiio does more to bring out ! Cuba Is HtnrtinK n energetic drive Mfitilnst cancer with cn-opo ! ration of tho Anti-Cancer leasue.; t'ousolldation of county school li stronRly ndvorated by Thomas 11. Jentle of the I'nlverslty of Ore gon. uddrcsslnK Cluckumns county tliu nntnral color, the clesm snd liMtn I '.i.,' 1.-:. .1 duetlon in taxes by this means of 011r li.iir, than miv shampoo or I tivaiuii iit. It rviihn.w nil the dust, jynme and oily )iln fnon your hsir tone nnd n-fielie onr si-h1 ktvp jiUitdiuir avnv. All drug tois livv the XV 'hot 1 iV l.oely hsir a lid H jhciiltliy Mttlp for few vvntit forecast. NKVIHUT. - Local fish com pany will onhtrRC plant. New bulldlnK to handle mild euro nnd fillet. lVv machinery will be Installed. ..At : Alexander Grocery Your Food Critic Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods are iuteriiationally known and recognized. There are 114 dealers in Great Britain alone. Millions have tested and proved the value of the .Battle Creek Diet System which is now presented to the public in our store.. Our Battle. Creek Health Food Department is entirely; for your service. Our trained dictitieal expert is here for the service' of our cus tomers. . . ' The opportunity is offered for better health, efficiencv and en durance, with lengthened life and enhanced comfort and happi ness as the reward. Mrs. V earl Baveu, a trained dietician will be at our store oil week, December 3 to 8 giving free lectures and advice to those who want better health. Come in. see her. Alexander Grocery ,131 W. Main St. Phone 143 mm
