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pere's a Red Hot TIp For -
li - " ' Men With Big Waistlines
Z, Safe Way to Get Rid of Surplus Fat and at the Same Time
, Gain in, , Vigor and Mental
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NEW YORK MAN
TELLS CONCISE STORY
; to fat men '
. Yen, Centlemen: -Write! W. 11.
nbanlels of Klchmonl Hill "I hnve
tWnlrihctl my-second boltlu of Kru-
. allien Salts and have obtitlncd tho
fallowing results:
tU 1 ."I have removed 3 Inches
kfirom the belt line.
Ife 2 "Get up in tho morning feel-
100 per cent.
&Jt 3 "I am 25 more active.
4 "My mind Is clearer.
5 "My wind has Improved 2S,
pi 6 "All skin eruptions havo dln
Cplppeared. 7 "My face and )ls havo color.
8 "When I ro to bed I am mo-
onless Bleeii like a brick. I
9 "Am 46 years old and feel 20l a few pounds of fat now
Hyears younger." - I you will know the pleasant way to
Millions of men the world over lone tinBijrhtly fat and you'll also
I pi e taking the little dally doae otK"w mat me u viwtuzing sans oi
tAfruHChen because they know that s Kruschen (Salts that your blood.
'H keeps them everlastingly feeling
vjHt and active life- really becomes
glorious adventure well worth
nvlne.
JjW Don't confuse Kruschen with the
Mh'dlnary salts that are made for
Jtust one purpose (to act on tho
r Keep everlastingly before you
JQio fct that Kruschen . contains
(Ptio six vital rejuvenating wilts that
Hiiro puU-lpto thaJmmun,budy.
tnpegfflnrn)c 6f rreatliitt And'
If
FRESH BROOK TROUT
From Bandon Trout Farm
m Striped Sea Bass
Halibut Black Cod Ling Cod
Red Snapper
Crab
Kippered Salmon Finnan Haddie
ALSO
CHOICE LINE FRESH VEGETABLES
DELICIOUS RIPE BERRIES
RED ROCK COTTAGE CHEESE
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE
VARIETY OF CHEESE
BULK PICKLES
Local Artichokes from Nip & Tuck Ranch
Economy Fish Market
Nichols &
206 East Main
with
Nothing increases the "Dollar 'Pei: ,Mile vCost" more
than Interrupted Service
It's the banej o.t every tmcks or ; fleet ' owner.
V 'lt l
",v II... s ,.i
Opposite Nat
Activity Feel Younger
these 0 minerals your body must
have or vou could not live.
I low would you like to Rot your
weight down to normal and at the
KiiniR tlm develop lhat urge for
activity that makes work a pleaH
ure and alsrj naln in ambition and
keenness of mind?
jet on the settles today and wee
how much you weish then et itn
Hfi cent .bot'.le vt Kruschen Salts
which will Inst you for 4 weeks.
Take one-hulf teaspoonful in a
Klan of hot water every mornfnff
cut down on aweets for u while
take the exercise which Kru
Hchen will induce perHi.it in this
method every morning of your life
and when you have finished the
contentH bf this firat bottlo weigh
yourself again.
Now you can laugh at tho peo-
Pt who pay hundreds of dollars
nerves and glands must havo to
function properly) havo presented
you with glorious health.
After thut you'll want to walk
around and say to your friends
"Olio 85 cent bottle of Kruschen
SaltK la worth one hundred dollars
of any fat person's money."
Leading druggists all , over . the
world sell Kruschen Salts you can
always get it at Jarmln A Woods,
who sell.4ozenH.f- frftktiffot every
week "M f. w n .- ... -
Chinook Salmon
Ashpole
Phone 46
TV rx a -H- ;. -;
Equipment held up on the high
ways a load of milk delayed in
hot ' weather a ' delivery that
must be made to effect a saving
an operation that must be
finished to complete a contract
any one of a dozen or more
sources of profit can be turned
into lasses because of equipment
"holdups."
i tit- .. ,
The proper tire equipment for
your fleet will give you "UNIN
TERRUPTED SERVICE" and cut
your cost , per mile. Let a Flsk
Transportation Engineer survey
your problem and help you turn
J our liabilities Into assets. .
Keep 'Em Rolling with Flsk
Transportation Cords.
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Jennings Tire Co.
SAM JENNINGS, Prop.
JfEDFORD MATL
EGANSETSNEW
ERECORD
OCAL PLAY
II. Chandler Kgan, -yeHtorduy af
ternoon toured the local golf course
In 05 two strokes under the pre
vIouh course record hold Jointly
hy himself and Jack Hueston, for
mer local pro.
The new record leaves Joe Mo
zel, professional, recently urrlved
from the Waverly links of Port
land, a real mark at which to
shoot. ,
Egan's round, which was made
In company with Don Clark and
Tom Travis was logged as follows:
Out
Par 4 4 4 3 4 5 4 3 6 30
Kgan 4 3 4 t 4 4 3 2 430
In
Par 3 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 434
Kgan , 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3D
Egan's total 05
) -The Egan cup, donated for the
coming tourney, was today placed
on dlsnlfiy -Ja ' the lirry Schade
Jewelry store, window.
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, UETUOIT, Juno 5. (Pj Prlmo
Cernara, who hasn't been able to
find anyone hin size to "pic It on,"
will enter tho rinff tonight In Floyd
Kitzslinmons' arena, at tho state
fairgrounds with K. O. Christner,
thot Akron, Ohio, "rubber man,"
tho most formidable opponent he
has encountered In his long Amer
ican fistic tour.
Christner has kept his feet In
bouts with soma of the heHt heavy
weights and thotbout tonight may
provide a checkton the actual pow
er behind tho punches of tho Ital
ian giant. J
SALEM, Ore. Juno 5. M1)
Henry Jones of Provo, Utah, de
feated Des Anderson here, two out
of three falls last evening. Jones
took tho first fall In 22 mlnutos
with a cross-leg hold, with Ander
son coming back to tako.the sec
ond with n arm-stretch In 14 min
utes. The, ilcclrtliitf (all went, to
Jones In short order when ho
clnmpcd on it reverse- Japanese
arm-bar after two minutes.
LA UN DRY MEN MEETING
IN SALEM ON FRIDAY
SALKM, Ore., June 5. P) The
10th annual convention of the Ore
gon Laundry men's association will
meet here Friday and Saturday.
A limit 200 delegates are expected.
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TRANSPORTATION
Phone 223
TRIBUNE, ftfEDFORD,
II I M-H
P. XI.
7:00 to 7:30 Tho Speedway to
ilappinoHH, NBC Hervice to KGO.
KK1.
7:30 to 7:45 Aiiioh n' Andy
(Transcontinental from Chlraffo)
NH: Hervice to K(!0,. KltQ,
KOMO. KGW, K1JCA.
7:45 to 8:45 Htnndard Symphony
Hour, NBC service to KOO,
KHQ, KOMO, KGW. KFI.
8:00 to 9:00 H. A. Rolfo and hla
Lucky Strike dance orchuittra,
NBC service to KPO, KIX'A.
8:46 to 9:00 Hark Sisters, NBC
service to KOO, KHQ, KOA.
9:00 to 9:30 Memory Lane, NBC
service to KGO, KHQ, KGW,
KKCA.
9:30 to 10 The Three Boys, NBC
service to KGO, KOA 9:45 to
10 p. m.
10 to 11 The National Concert
orchestra, NBC service to KGO,
KOA. , , ; ,,. .
11 to 12 Dance orchestra, NBC
service tq ,KGO. . .. .. . .,. ,
. , . .
Radio Program
KMED
(Mall Tribune Virgin Station)
TliuiMlay ' ' ' "
5:00 to 0:30 Standard Vlumo
Gas program.
0:30 to 0:00 Flicstono one-
stop sorvloO' station. ,
0:00 to 0:15 Fruit .Dls-.
patches by Myron Hoot. .
0:10 to 6:30 News and Mar-
kets hy Mall Tribune.
0:30 to 6:45 Jackson Coun
S ty Rldg. - & Lmn Assn.
0:45 to 7:00 Furmera Ex
4 change' Cooperative. .
7:00 to 7:16 Tom and Wash,
i presented by Associated Oil
Company.
Friday
7:55 to 8:00 Breakfast
broadcast of newa by Mail
4 Tribune.
8,:00 tu p:30 l'opulir Ro
4 ccordings.
8:30 to 8:45 Mcdford Cash
& Carry Cleaners.
8:45 to :00 Gold Seal
Creamery.
9:00 to 9:30 Monarch Seed
and Feed Co.
9:30 to 10 Schilling & Co.
10 to 10:30 lilhcart -Book
t und Music Storo, Ashlnnd.
10:30 to 11 Marsh Grocery
11 to 11:30 Knders Com-
pnny, Ashland.
11:30 to 13 Jacquo Lennox.
12 to 12:30 Motor . Electric,
Company. ir---
12:30 Nows Flashes by"Wall
Tribune.
12:30 to 1:00 Pitlmor Muslo
House.
1:0(1 to 1:30 Ivy Street Mai-
ket.
1:30 to 2:00 Lewis Supor-
Service Station.
2:00 to jt-.ao Mann'8 Dept.
Store.
2:30 to 3:00 Brophys, Jow-
elers.
3:00 to 3:30 Brunswick
Brevities. ,
.5:00 to 6:30 Standard Flamo
Gas program.
6:30 to 6:00 Beebe service
station, Central Point,
6:00 to 0:16 l-iult dispatches
by Myron Root.
6:15 to 6:30 News and mar
kets hy Mall Tribune.
6:30 to 7:00 Hnrwood Photo
Service.
7:00 to 7:15 Tom nnd Wash,
presented by Associated Oil
Company.
Special Offer
From Gloss-ettes
With Jell-Well
Tho Joll-Woll Desert com puny
It offering to tho public through
tho grocers In Mcdford nnd nur
roundlng torrltory, four dcHcrt
with tho purchtiHo of six puckiiKOH
of Jfll-Woll. tho well known and
ponulur product In hoinoM, renin u
rauts uiul hotels. It Uooh what
tho immo I m piles. "Jells well."
. ThlH 8timo offer was made lant
your lit thlH Reason nnd heeaUHO
it vuh so popular nnd becauwe
many wero disappointed, the allot
ment to tho Rtorcit having been
exhausted before they applied, tho
company decided to make tho
same offer this year.
Tho Rlass-etto design Is original.
anu npai nnu is nuapiea tor many
other unci na woll as In prepar
ing nnd nerving Jell-Well.
' No coupon fs neceKsary. , Just
tell your grocer when ordering.
Z ell er bach Officials
Visit Medford Today
' V. D. MeWnters, manager of
tho Pacific Northwest for Xetler
bach Japer .company, and SC N.
Auce, manager of tho Kugeno
branch, are In Medford today, call
ing on the trudo in company with
I'hll Singleton, district Halcsmitu,
who bus headquarters In Med
ford. j Mr, Mc Waters says ro Is always
delighted with tho climate of
I southern Oregon, tho optlmlnm of
j the peoplo In Medford and the
t evidences of prosperity on every
(hand.. ..
Tho University of Alabama, alma
mntur of several big league stars,
has turned out another Ukoly
prospect in Hugh Starling, right
handed pitcher, who has been
Higucd by Attmftii of I he Southern
league.
OHEOOX, THTmSD.fY,
TYPO CATBAL
TAKEN INTO CAMP
BY FEDERAL LADS
Team Siandlng to InU.
W. U Pet
Mall Tribune 0 1
.857
.857
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.2: 6
.286
.286
.143
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Jennings Tire Co... 6
Associated Oil 5
Post Office 5
Your Office Boys.. 5
OatOH Auto Co.! 2
Gold Seal Crmy 2
Sperry Flour 'I
Lumports I
Medford Exchange 0
1
Utierally playing rings around
the undefeated Mall Tribune cat
ball team, the Post Office so.ua d
took them into camp last night,
with a 10 to 5 victory.
Plenty of good clean hits, cou
pled with typw errors gave the
1 -
Semi-Enameled
white and tan
range., Weight
325 pounds. .
$44.95
USE
It
Preferred
Dividend
30 North Central
WOOD RANGES
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JUNE 5, 19.0.
Federals a afo lead that was never
endangered.
Roy Slngler pitched a stellar
game, while Montgomery, whose
offerings proved an enigma to
other teams, was'hlt freely.
Last night's defeat places the
typos in a tie for first pluco with
Jennings Tire company, who also
played last night, narrowly escap
ing defeat at the hands of Gates
Auto company. '
T?le score was tiW until the sev
enth inning when a" homer by Clar
ence. Dunn, with one on. gave Jen
ninga two runs that Oatos could
not match. The score was 8 to 8.
Tonight Associated Oil plays
Medford Exchange and Your Office
Hoys tackle lumports.
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BLIND PEER NOTED AS
SCHOLAR HUMANITARIAN
LONDON (IP) Blind from
birth, Henry Sanderson Purrilss,
new peer, has made a reputation
as a scholar, humanitarian and
economist. Formerly he was prin
cipal of rtuskin college. Oxfor.il.
He .was' honored . in the king's
birthday list.
,.- Some .Exceptional Values
Enameled and
Colors s to. Harmonize With Your Kitchen
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS
Wood Range with
warming oven. An
unusual value at
this low price
$49.50 -
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SAFE,
!" ANDj :: t : "
SURE
Investors throughout the country are turning to Build
ing and Loan as the safest plan for investment . . . there
is no fluctuation in the value of the shares funds are
loaned only with mortgage security on residence prop
erty interest is collected each month dividends are
paid to stock holders each July and January. (
OurPreferred Dividend Stock Class' A participates in
a 7 dividend paid from date of investment to July
first. Checks are sent out July fifteenth and each six
months thereaf ten
JACKSON COUNTY i
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
SIX GRADUATES,.
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
N SAMS VALLEY
, SAMS VALLEY, Ore., Juno 5.
(Spl.) One of the largest crowds
over present witnessed tho Sams
Valley high school commencement
exercises Thursday evening. The
six graduates were attractive with
the five young men In navy blue
suits and the one little lady In pale
green crepe de chine.
The stage setting and decora
tions In general were well chosen
and tastefully arranged. To the
loft of the audience sat the five
eighth graders with no little feel
ing of Importance, since the entire
cluss .was. -Successful in . receiving
their diplomas.
Address of the evening was given
hy Prof. Mcil of Ashland, who
Semi - Enameled
Full enameled '
green and tan
range. Weight 340
pounds '-
$57.00
- IT'S GOOD
chose ::The Bridge of Life" as his
topft. giving a very instruotlvo talk:"'
Other numbers of the program In- I
eluded the following; ' '
March, Frances Wilson: Invoca--tion,
C. L. Springs; piano solo, Ray
Levis; salutation, Arthur Straus;
class history. Glenn Hoist; violin
solo. Donald Moore: paper,;
"Crime," Donald Beegmiller; class,
prophecy, Frances . M 1 1 k o w s k I;
quartet. Woodland Glee, Mrs. Peter,
Burerson, Miss Mary Kdlngton, A.
B. Collett and Frank Chllders;;
class poem, Juanlta West; valedlo-'
tory, James McDonough; piano
duet, uorotny uore ana nay x.ewis;
I class will, Stephen Wilson; vocub
solo, Geo. I'ecKnam; solo, uoris
rtlchardson; presentation of di
plomas, Frank Fitzgerald; benedic
tion, C. L. Springs.
Oregon Weather. j!
Generally fair tonight nnd Frl'
day, but becoming unsettled In tho
northwest; moderate temperature.
Gentle, variable winds.
Open I toad BIUh
PORTLAND, Ore., June 5. MV.
County co mjnistii oners today
opened bids on the resurfacing of
canyon road from Portland to the
Multnomah county line.
In
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in
Semi-enameled
' Range which
weighs 330 pounds
Specially priced at
$47.50
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