Medford mail tribune., January 18, 1929, Page 14, Image 14

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MKITFOUTVM'A 1L TliFRUXK. MKDWUl), OKKdON. FRIDAY. JAXPARV 18. 1!C!!.
Eat Everything
l with&ut Fear
S '.'"of Indigestion! '
Are there loin or loous you can i j
est for fear of gns, bloating. ;
pains in the stomurn and bowels'.'
"'Do you hnvn to puss up favorite 1
dishes whilihe rest enjoy them ?
' .yiial's a sign you need Tnnlat-! '
For more than 10 years Tanlac has
restored to vigorous health thouO
rands who denied themselves tneir i
GOSPEL MEETINGS
I load of huhy beef ut (lie N talon
i ranch Thursday. (
I .liin Knccland, who has been em-
ployed tit the Kcd Skin orchard
I for the pant year, has taken a po-;
: siti'Q it th .Modoc, orchard,
j J'hil Corden, who spent the lat '
j month visiting with relatives ut the 1
Tut tin home, is now located at
Weed. al.
The Ea. W' li i 1 Implement com-
1 piiny of "ledford in planninu on
holding a demonstration here In
. tin- near future with one of their
i hammer type hay cutting machines.
XMLE liOf'K, Ore., Jan. lh. 1 Tnm Wrigl reports that owl in: ;
fuvurlt fitrulfi iii4t ii4 tfuU hive to. 'Hpei ial. ) The gospel meetings to tin; open winter lie has about;
' Mr. Lawreme R. Iiarnp-. of fi I S ! vvnn n w-ro begun lust week i.y,'lV,"" ,". . uh
47th Ave.. S.W., Seattle. Wash.. itev. I. O. Handle and the r.dlin , "V iin,,n Mir.H
any,: "I couldn't eat a meal that brutUm urv lK.lnir COntinucd all ; Z sen
ntnn't rntmr- mo i ross. Rut ! n , nurses.
oi imih wwk. i ney report imeresi
PRESIDE, TALENT
FOR TABLE ROCK
Cameron') ranch,
work with four
Tanlac relieved me almost immedi
ately, and could eat anything."
;tf you suffer finnf indigestion. 1
gas, dizziness, headaches, cnnntipa- ( . ' 8
Uon or torjrid Jiver irivo lanlue a
chance to n 'v you- The ll,st not
tl often brings the needed relief.
. i Tanlac is a good, mire medicine,
made nf roots, bark, and herbs
that are recognized by the United
States Pharmacopoeia. Oct it from
your druggist today. Your money
luck if it doesn't help you.
in the meetings growing rapidly,
with a good n' tendance lit eauh
meeting.
Adam Km Ik reports that the
ground is dry about a foot below
the surface on h Ik farm in tint
went end of the district. Mr. Emit;
Is Koine; ahead with the plowing
operations, which is something
very unusual at thin time of the
year.
Mr. (ilitzleo. the Jefferson fox
breeder, wjw a recent visitor at
the llainitton fox farm. Among
the Sunday visitors hen- ere J.
At. Lodge and family of Medford.
J. K. Hlchurdson and family of
Meal) lane.
An old bay horse, which has
probably Herved some ungrateful
maHter for many aeuson during bin
2 IV or more years on thin earth, ban
spent the winter in thin dislrht.
Tan
: We arc glad to report that Ihej living prim -(pally on whad lie eould ,
H. V. Newman family, who had a steal by darling in some open nt ;
.bad time with the flu epidemic, : and gelling a few mouthful be- i
jure very much improved at thb; j fort- he was discovered ami driven i
i time. i out. Thif, it seems to us, in a ease
A meeting of the seliool board ! for the Kumiuie society, and should ;
I WaH held Ut the Mvers home last : be reported to them.
j Thursday night. The financial; E. W. Carlton has just n'turned
! business transacted was the pass- j from a trip to southern California
! Ing on of accumlated hills and the where he spent sometime in Leath 1
- discussion of plans to improve the ! valley. :
local school system. j Harry Ward of Eagle Point, In i
The Atodoe ami Dixie orchards j speaking nf the recent fire that
are Inr-rcaslnK liieii- pear acreauc : darnnL'ed his ho uhc and liouschold
was J
i& MILLION BOTTLES USED j
Frd Gottfried . Amos Turnbow :
-GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW j
S Expert plumbing, heating and 1
sheet metal re par shop.
f We specialize on service at reas- n,H year by seitine much newKoods, said that the insuranc
onaDle prices, no JOD too small. Rround to pears: also many other! paid almost before the sumke had
219 N. Grape St. Phone 574 ( orchardlstH nr filling in Ihe blank j cleared away. He carried insur-
jtpaMMii,.. . i.mni -...i i jffeH and odd cornciH of their or- j a nee with the CraiiKe Klre Insur-
? HOW tO AVOld il'h,,r,,M- ;anc company, I
tiinc ut a supply of fir poles I Irrigation company was held last!
Saturday mornhiK at the school- 1
house, when the sunn' officers wen- .
ie-ceclcd for the ensuing year, and
drainage problems were thorouKh)
discussed.
The next no'etini.' of the Table j
Hock Community club-will be held j
Friday nh;ht, January I
The prora in coin mil tee Is ar -;
rimylriM an excellent p r o u r a m, t
whli-h will S'HiieltlliiK ttilferenl
from previous programs and in -;
tended to tn n compb'le surprise. I
INFLUENZA
t used In the construction ol
I ii hiie win-it mi (he Xe:lini ruiu li
.11 cm reel vuii uainMt CeM. .(n. ' oil UCVoie, proprietor of a Aled-
Suenxa Griitpe kiwplnir yo'ir orirnvt o . fnrd meat market, hoiicht n Irnck
Ivaptlon tnd alimlnttlon aetiva and n.ui , f n m mm h
0rftn tttm from tioUonoua accyidulatlon
Natura't lUmcdjr ffi Tnbteul duoa mora tfian
naralr cauaa plnaHiit and May tmwal action
It (one and atrniiRihana tlit yatm, lnrriaa
AviM raalatance anal nit diaeaaa and in feet Ions
Oal is it rr DrtiisUt'a
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Electrotlieiitpy C'liiropractie
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Hill SucceKsl'ul Year In Medford
TreatmenlH by Appointment
Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965
Naturopathy Food Scle.nco
(lly Ms. M. .;. Tvyvr.)
TAI.KXT. Ore., Jan. IS. (Spe
cial.) Tin- Community club met
W '-diiesday aftct lUMin in the ban
tuj't room of I ho Community hall
unit u very K"od attendance. .Mrs.
1 4. H. Ten land was eb-eted presi
dent to fill the unexpired term
caused by the resignation of Mrs.
Charles KMei. The report of the
financial committee for the your
was lead by the secretary, showing
a part of t he work done by the
club duriiiK the year. Tin clob
decided to postpone Jtu socJul
which was to be iven this iiiunui,
on account of there being so much
sickness in the town and aim oik
its uiciiibors. A fter several other
matleis of huMncKM were attended
lo (he social committee served
lifcht refri'sbmeiits. Hostesses of
the aftcriiHim were Alesdames
I'eiiland and LonK-
The Grange held its u.-ual mcet
liiK Thursday evening ut Ihe Com
niunity hall. Next, Saturday. Jan.
H. I'onnma fliitriKe will meet with
ihe Talent (iniiiKc for an all day
discussion. The Talent (Irant'o
will si'rve dinner. The new lectur
er, Mrs. Kloyd Hell, Will Jiavo
charge of the afternoon Hession.
This session will be interesting as
there will be lectures by several
other members cm ihe program for
the afternoon. Talent (iram;ers,
let us make this the best session
ever held in the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Spyulte and
daughter Maze! of Medford were
dinner quests last Sunday al the
home Air. .-md Mrs. Carl .Motion.
Miss Ijeimas Sheldon who was
to have returned home hist week
was delayed by illness. However,
sin; left Monday iiiornliiK fr Al
bany where she will spend the
week visiting with relatives before
cotitluuJm; to her home in I'urt
land. '
A dance will he' held here at tho
i 'omin unity h-ll Friday nlnht
sponsored by Mr. ami Mrs. Kvereit
MEN'S
The pick from our stock of 1928
coats, at
Oxfords ,
One lot of late fall Oxfords;
.broken sizes; values to ifli.S"),
$4.45
Sheep Lined
Coats
Regular $8.95
for
$6.85
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We have a special lot of suits, from $22.50 to $36.00 (some with
two pairs of trousers) which will be placed on sale SATURDAY.
Pay the regular price on one suit, and take another of the same
quality and price for only $5.00 These are all 1928 Fall models
and POSITIVELY 100;, ALL WOOL REMEMBER, this of
fer lasts but one week-COME EARLY.
No Exchanges No Refunds No Alterations Strictly Cash
.. . If You Can't Use Two Suits, Bring a Friend
Topcoats and Overcoats
off
Suits
it of :
Ibis s
One-Fourth Off
V special lot of single" Suits
l'or 11ns sale.
Blazers
Reduced
20
3
Sweaters
Reduced
20
McPHERSON'S
Everything in Men's Apparel Under One Roof.
Central and Sixth Streets "The Center of Town"
Telephone 1093
ftboiie, manager ttt the Melody
Hakers orchestra. Come And have
a ood time If you like to dunce.
Mrs. Ferjj and son Lloyd left
Sh mi day for an auto trip thru
) f iilifnrnla. They will visit tho
principal cities in that state, before,
i ret tu ning home.
i A farewell surprise parly was
K'vt n by the (.'amp Fire (llrls nt
home of Miss 1'eKy Hamilton
in honor of one of their number.
i.Mhs Kose Hl.k e, d I ke, who uith
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Hlekerdlke and Igfdhcr Marlon
; left Wednesday for Los Angeles.
r'nlif , whfre will make their (
' future home. The evening was (
very much enjoyed and a taffy
fiupull too place In the course of J
the evening. Mr. and Mm. Bicker- !
dike will be Kreatly mUsfd a they !
have been rsidentH in Talent for !
the p:il tuelvo uf fifteen years.
- About twenty-three Chiloquln
b(ys and tfirls motored over early
Si-turday afteruoim from liitilo-
(pi In. They spent the afternoon
, seeing the slhta in Medford, re
J tinning to Talent In the evening
I for tho basketball (tame. They
I were entertained after the Kame
with a banquet and dancinK party.
i The party broke up about mld-
niKht when they were taken to
the homes where they were enter-.
I talncd for the night. At the game!
I the Chiloguin girls won 4" to H,
I while tho Talent boys won 44 to 9.
J There has been a wish expressed j
j by somo' of the Talent basketball
fans to match' the Chlloo,uln girls J
id..,!.. n-tlli thn Tulnnl toi.i.t '
The party left Sunday morning for
home.
iJ Mrs. Walter Kussell ami three
' I'hlldren and M fss Marian Me II In
! spent Sunday guest a of Mrs. Kus
! sell's father, Otto Itosandcr in
Ashland. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jenkins and j
daughter and Mrs. John lleurlng 1
spent Saturday shopping In Ash- ;
- uinn.
j Miss Huth Oarvin t Medford.
l spent Saturday and Sunday at the
'home of he rauut, Mrs. Will Hruin.
jMiss tlarvin called on several of
j lo r old friends while in Talent,
j Mrs. Opal Detnmer was a busi
ness visitor in Medford last Satur
day morning.
I Earl Wit hd row spent Monday
'afternoon in Medford attending to
! business affairs.
M tss A una Eva ns of Ash la nd
I was a week end guest ut the home
' of Miss I'eggy Hamilton.
I Elmer Ivy of Chiloqulu accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. Hlckcrdike
and family to Eos Anuclcs.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence 1 lomes
returned home from Weed Sun
day with their baby where they
! had taken it for medical treat-
jment. The baby is doing fairly
well now and will aoon be around
aaln.
Mr. 1'arks of Klamath Falls re-
ceiilly purvhaseil the old Spltater
blacksmith shop and has torn the
building down and is erecting a
new buibling on the property.
, A very enjoyable surprise sup
per and card party was given in
honor of Mrs. J. A. I'htttips at her
home sout h of Talent, Tuesday
evening. Those present were Mr.
, and Mrs. J. A. Fhillips. Edith
Pli lllips. Mis. Florence Frit) 1ft anil
son Tom and daugh-cr Itoberta,
(Mrs. Frlnk's father, Mr. Guff, Mr,
.and M rs. Ea r 1 Wit h ro w a n d two
daughters Mildred ami Enrllne, of
j Talent and Mrs. Jessie Ka relay of
Fhoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Th'rn
1 ton and son Ityrle. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Anderson, Mrs. Ina lluson
and Darrell lluson of Medford.
Three tables of five hundred were
played.
Walter Kussell returned home
Tuesday on a ten-day leave. He
expects to return north the end
of next week.
Joe I Ubbard is confined to his
home this week with the flu. Ills
son Kussell has charge of the storo
I in his absence,
1 The Talent Kchckah club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ed Fuss
! Friday afternoon, Feb. 1st.
I Mrs. E.'O. I'eiiland had as her
: guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lester
! Throckmorten and two children
from Eagle Point.
E. W. LeVander of Modfnrd Is
1 a guest this week of his son Hoy
Vsnder and wife at their home
on the Cold Crest orchard.
A meeting of the executive
board of the Community club was
called by the president. Mrs. L. O.
Penland lo meet at her home next
Tuesday afternoon.
! Charles Williams who has spent
so m o t i m e in K a nsa s re t u rn ed
t home the first of the week.
! Several new students were en
rolled In the high school the be-
' ginning of the second semester.
Mrs. Opal Uetnuier left Tuesday
morning for K la math Falls to
spend a week with her sister, Mrs.
licit Porter and family. She ex
pects to return Sunday.
A light fall of snow fell Thurs
day morning at Talent, but did not
slay on the ground only about a
j half hour.
There will be a basketball game
nt Talent Krlday evening between
' Enulc Point girls and Talent girls'
teams and the Ash hind Jun lot
high boys and the Talent boys
team.
Charley SU cetera is again haul
ing logs from up Andemou ereek.
' The yard at the depot Is nearly
full of logs waiting for spring, to
be hauled by train Into Medford.
Itev. jumaa Is continuing the
revival meetings . this week. A
very good attendance has contin
ued t hruout the three weeks tho
meetings huve been hold.
Otto Rowan der und suti Lton
1 ard nf Ashland Mere u-oextM fit the
home of Mr. und Mrs. Walter Hus- ji
sell Thursday.
Mrs. Irene Wells nig her sister.
Mrs. Minnie It obi son were shop
ping in Medford Tuesday.
Way Est os, small daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. C. F. Estey, is slowly
recovering from the heart Infec
tion caused from n attack of (ter
mini measles.
Allison Ward received word of
the death of his mother in St. J
Johns. New llrun:vlck tho first
of this vecW.
1laptl-t Church
Sunday school ut 10 u. ni-
Prcuchtng at tl u. tn. and 7:30
p. m. ft. W. Hurnette. pastor.
MothodlM Church
Sunday school t:45 a. m., Lester
Ncwbry. supt.
Preaching at It a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Epworth League ut 6:30 p. in.
Kugulur prayer mooting has
o Thfe "beauty diet
that made her ugly
o
iff
SHE waa one girl who was
going to sfa.v attractive so
he watched her "beauty
diet." But, all the time, she
was missing something every
diet should have. In the
dishes she so carefully se
lected there was scarcely
any roughage. Constipa
tion gained a foothold.
Soon, her charm, her
strength the very youth
she thought to. protect
, were paying the price! .
Thousands of women and
men are paying the price of soft, fibreless
meals. Many are dieting and yet they de
feat their own purposes because constipation
continues to poison the system. No other
evil is more widespread. It may start with
aching heads and blemished cheeks. It often
ends with serious trouble and disease.
And more's the pity when it can be so
easily prevented by means of a simple cereal.
So quickly relieved. Kellogg' s ALL-BRAN is
guaranteed to bring sure relief . . . safe
prevention!
ALL-BRAN is 100 effective
ALL-BRAN is practically all roughage, or
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been discontinued timing the re
vival meetings being conducted by
Itev. Dumas.
Itev. Aubrey lirowu, pastor.
Shiny arineiils
When a garment becomes shiny,
sponge it wit h u solution of one
teaspoon fill of ammonia to one
quart of water. Then press on the
wrong side.
f
t M a i I Tr i b u n e ads a re veu d by
20.000 people every day. If
ALLBRAN
EDVnCT
iTOOTHACHE COMMON
; AMONG ABORIGINES'
ALL-BRAN
MILWAUKEE. Wis. ifPl The
argument that eating rough foods
keeps teeth in good condition may
be proved fallacious.
Skeletons of L'uu Indians. 'nil be-
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bulk. This bulk carries mois
ture throughout the diges
tive tract. Gently distend
ing the intestines, sweeping
out poisonous wastes. Part- .
bran products seldom con
tain enough bulk to be com
pletely effective. Doctors
recommend ALL-BRAN. It is
1 00 bran. It accomplishes
results part-bran products
cannot hope to equal.
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is in
finitely better than habit
formine Dills and laxatives.
A naturally healthful cereal! To enjoy with
milk or cream. Delicious with fruits or honey
added.
Use it in cooking too. Recipes on package.
Mix it with hot cereals. Sprinkle it into soups.
Just eat two tablespoonfula in some form
daily chronic cases, with every meal. Its
regular use will protect your family from tho
dangers of constipation.
Insist on genuine Kellogg's, the original
ALL-BRAN. Sold by all grocers. Served at
hotels, restaurants, cafeterias. On diners.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Cuarantttdl
AT.Hom'.ALL.BRAN
is told with thit rf.fi
nf guarantee: Eat
it according to dlrtc
tiont. It it dot! not
retltv constipation
oatoiy, if. will refund
the purchate price.
twwii 000 lu 1.000 yours old. mo
iimli'i inKiM'cMon by Alton K. KikIi
it of thf MUwaukro. public mu
seum. Tlii boni'.H' wort- oxcnvaloil
to di'ti'rmiiK' if uncooked food guvo
tin- n.illvi-s ii'rfci:l l.-clli.
Kvidrnri'H of numerous iHwrjii's
of thu leoth liiivo ciiusrd n refuta
tion of a popular theory. .Mr. Fish
er has found that "Wimronulu In
dians suffered front pyorrhea, ab
scesses, decayed teeth and u varie
ty of infections.
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LAMPORTS
Annual Cleanup O A J7
STARTS 3La SlIa
SATURDAY, the 19th
And Continues Until Sold Out
A Real Bargain in our Shoe Department
Men's and Boys' Shoes, values up to S10,dO Crv
to close out at, pair pt.UV
These shoes, folks, are all standard makes and no junk. See
for yourself.
Wall Paper and Paints at Prices Unheard of
100 rolls Wall Paper, values up to 50c roll. To close out at
'2c per roll, our entire line reduced from 25 to 50 To.
KALSOMINE
During this sale we offer all colors at 8c pound
FREE FREE
A 40c can of our famous Lacquer free to all adults arid at
this time we will give a 25 'o discount on all our quick-dry-'
ing Lacquer.
Close put on Stiletto Brand Paints. All quart cans, all kinds
and colors . . 39c
Pint Cans 19c
i-PintCans "9c
Our stock of High-grade Kynize Paints AT HALF PRICE.
Nason's Quick Drying Lacquer Half Price.
While they last, Stainless Steel Butcher Knives . . . . i . . 10c
Folks, we are always in touch with the best paper hangers,
painters and builders in this city. So if you are looking for
a real job at a reasonable price, just give us a ring and we
will send a reliable mechanic to figure with you.
SALE STARTS TOMORROW
LAMPORTS
226-230 East Main '
What you want when you want it ;
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