Medford mail tribune., March 21, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

KfEDFOTlD MATTi TRTmiNT?, 'MFjDFORD, OTtKOON, FRIDAY, MATCCTT 21, 1013
PAOE THREE
10
IN MAKING LISTS
; Hi'liitol i'IiIIiLn'ii of JiuOiMoii count v
11 10 linked In I'omiitriiln with (miiilini-J
liv County Hitimriiitmiiloiit Aucr In u
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nkiiiu IUH IIIHU IU FM'i'iirU IIIM'IIIHIU 111"
i'lirinntiiiii'i'uuiiriliiiu loi'iil nuIiIIuih mill
tuiilurN, .,..,,
Tim IiimiiI of tliv Mcliiiiil in onch VIIm
tiict in iinIii'iI lo tiiku cliiiruo lit' llin
lilrivo to Kuciiro ilium iuuI ollior in
IWimitiim rouiinlinu tlio Jiii'ktmn
miiintv ini'ii who tuTVCd in huv miimu
ilv lo our ii nil v, mivv nml murine
Cnnn, To llin hvuil of uiii'li hi'IkmiI Ih
Miiir nmit iHTHonnl mililiirv (torvico
IiIiiiiIch, I'hotoitriiplm or cul of sol
dier iiInii urn (Ifxirctl.
Mimt Ciirnoliu Marvin, lilirnriim of
tlm Orotfoii Mlntu library. Iiiik bwn nit
Voiutad Mtiilc liiitioriun liv tlio nlul
colllioil of ilufiMiHO, mill Iiiih linkril iirt
yixtiinrii in uutliiriiiK infuriiiiition
tliroutih tlm county MiiinriiiUiiilelr
nnl toiH'liprM of tltu Htiilo, I'mii'iTiiiin;
' nil Hwvlro in tlii' iirmv nml tin vv from
tlm n-siwIIvv ilUtrlfU of tlio 'slnto.
Thrro Ih now ttviiiluliln no kiioIi ran.
onl.
No nioro vnluulilo work in local liix
torv luu rvor been iitliminliiil llirouvli
tlm trlioolx'of din t.lato. 'I'luino nni'.
(ioiinniri'H will Iii-ithho a nuriiiiiiii'iit
ri'i'onl in (ho nri'liivvH of tlio hIiiIr,
unit lioriiiiin inoru viilmililo iih the
J'imrs tit liv.
YW.C.A.
CONSTRUCTIVE
Tlio entiro woilt of the V. W. C. A.
U roiiHlruelivv ami lli.-rrfure wortliv
nil 'the Hiimiort Hint ih linked nnil
nmro. Tltu world Inn int diihhimI
Ihnuiirh n ihthuI of man ileetruetlon
j that in uiiin'etilenli.'il. unlvlo ruler
iiihiii a iwriml of Inho' nml Hoeiul ilv
Htruutioil of unilreiiiiii'il diiiieiiHionH.
The need wits never ho irn-iit for Hiine
ritixan. Tlio uirl of toduv will be
tlio Woman nod mother of tomorrow.
Iter educational. Kiiiritiuil, Hoeiul una
uliV'iical development in n vital prob
lem nml one thut tlio V. V. in makinc
n Hooeinl Htuclv, Have vou uiveu tho
movenieiit your finiiiiieinl lielof
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
AT EGLE POINT
A local enchor' itislitulo will he
held nt the school limine, Kiiulo 1'oint,
Saturday. March y.'nil. with tho fol
lowing program :
() C'honiH, "MiHKonri I.iilliibv."
students in lnenl Hehool. (I)) vocal
duet. "Forth to lluttlu.
DiHcuHnion MnkiiiL' l;ii Work.
Lenders, rrincipal K. N. Donrdorff.
Mrx. llnipbv nml Miss Kula Houston.
DiMrnHHinn Tho Stunditrd School.
T.eaderH, Siiiieriiilendent Acer, Mrs.
ltnnlc and -Minn SidleV.
QiiPHtion Hox Kverv leneher is rc
iiucsteil to hrinir nt leant two mien
tion iierliiininir lo her work. Lender.
Simcrintcndtmt It. K. Morris.
Imiinlteon.
Homul hour, in elm mo of Minncs
JUuicdiet, (Ireh and lluiniiiond,
Duel, Minx Florence, l.miMiiir and
Mrs. Iiovnl Drown.
Stamlard IohIh ami eoninihilion of
records for schools nlioiit Kimlo Point,
by touyherH nltnmliiiir tho iiiHliluto.
KLAMATH KAU.S. Miireli 21.
Circuit Court ('lerk Do Im Iiiih ro
cuivod froiu.Juduo CaUiinfl of Mcdl'ord
n tonipoiui'v reHtiniiilnir order, in the
eiiHO of J. M. Doiil'iiii company of
i'ortland ncuiiiht tho emintv. the
eoiinlv court mid niuny eouiity ofl'i
eiuls nnd olhvrx hero, orderimr thut
tho floiirlhoUHo fund of Kluninlh coun
ty nuiHt, not hi' reduced below the
amount tlcmnndcd liv tho company,
$112,(174. 1).ri, which it in claimed in duo
on tho contract, iirieo of tho new
court Iioiimo on block 'Mi of thin city,
which Iiiih flint been finiHhvd. A hcar
inir wiih Hid. for March 12H.
'BACKACHE
Umbar Up With Penetrating
, Hmlln' Wlwrd Oil
A liarmteag and effective nrenara-
,tlon to relieve the pnins of Rhciima-
i tism, Scintica, Lame Hack and Lum
bago Is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness,
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles. ... , , ,
' You have no Idea how useful it
will be found in cases of every day
ailment or mishap, when there It
need of an imniediato healing, nnti
leptic application, as in cases of
sprains,' bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings. . .
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return tho bottle and
get your money back. .
, . Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
i Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
' cents. Guaranteed.
"MICKEY" AT THE Bl ALTO THEATER TONIGHT
i&i'J'-'' ; '"( i
Hceno from "Mickov," which inndo hiicIi a tremendous hit lit tho Hmlto
yehlerilnv It will lie Hliown nunin loduy and tnmorrhw.
MONDAY EVENING
AI PAGE THEATER
Aiuoiik tho ninny good things nn
noiiiicod for tho onjoymont of local
theutrcgoora Is the coming of "l'olly
nnnii," tho glud play, which has
brought ao much good clioer to aud
ience tliut have witnessed It In all
tlio larger cities of lio oaalorn por
tion of the United States. No play
hue been brought forward In roront
years with wldor popular appeal than
"I'ollyanna." nor lias ono npuunred
which la mors likely to Impress on
evergreen moinory of, a night at tho
thnniro. " Monday, Mnrch 21.
The diameter of I'ollyanna Ja a
flesh and blood example of tho power
of gladness. Every word sho utters,
every slop sho lakes, ovory friend she
makes. Is glowing ovldunco of u
heart thut Is kopt Joyful and fragrant
by tho cxervlso of kindness.! .Mrs.
Klounor II. Porter, -who wroto the
book, has done the world a good ser
vice by tho glad Pollyanna stories,
which give ono tho fooling or fresh
air nnd sunslilno. tlio apnrk and tonic
qunllty - of human iinluro, which
makes tho world kin and kind. In
tho flesh and blood version of the
stage, I'ollyanna looms sweeter nnd
nearer tban ovor, and tho quaint
characters of her now found Now
Knglnnd homo become Intlmato real
ities that ffttr tho heart as no voice
less types In printers -Ink could ever
do. -; :. '.' i
Klnw anil Krlnnger and Georgo C.
Tyler, man of power nnd Idoals In the
theatre, have Improved tho oppor
tunity by prcneutllng this finely
BILL HART AT THE LIBERTY
TODAY AND TOMORROW
5 -111
r WfltiUA.M S. HART- : '
, rtlTlic Bordrr Visvlew.' ,
' Hie Hill I Tart, who linsn't been seen
in Medfnrd .for niiinv months, re
turns to Iho Liberty toclav mid to
morrow in another treat western
xtorv. "Border . Wireless." This is
one of tho strongest hair rising stories
Hint Hurt has ever appeared in. Tho
scenes nro laid in Arizona nenr the
Mexican border nnd thev suv it is one
thrill nfter another. '
wovon play by securing a cost of
unique distinction and fitness.
CAR OF REGISTERED
CATTLE FOR VALLEY
On Saturday, March 29th, the
Northwest Shorthorn Dreaders asso
ciation Will hold a combination sale
of registered shorthorn bulls, cows
and heifers. These are all good uso
ful cattle but not In high condition.
However hoy are cattle thut will do
southern Oregon a groat deal of good.
The demand for good cattle exceeds
the supply. Steer breeders every
where are demanding pure bred bulls
and there are not enough to . go
around. Several years must ,'elapse
before the pure bred herds of beef
cattle can expand to where the de
mand for bulls can be supplied.
The mombers of the Jackson Coun
ty Livestock association . and the
county agent have been working for
a long time lo Introduce car load
shlpmonta of such stock. This is our
first car load that will sell at public
auction. This Is an opportunity for
southern Oregon brooders to obtain
good breeding stock at thotr own
price.
, Every animal offorod has' been tu
berculin tooted and a certificate of
such test will be furnished with each
lot' sotd. '
: There are likely to bo some regis
tered Hereford bulls offorod at pri
vate sale on this same data. .Stock
men, whether Inte.-ested In Herefords
or shorthorns should make It a point
to bo In Modford March 29th. .
M'ADOO SILENT ON P
SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Mar. 21.
Altho he bas been spoken of as a
presidential possibility, W. Q. Ho
Adoo, former secretary of the trea
sury, who arrived here late yesterday
from New York City, had nothing to
say regarding the rumor that preced
ed him west. The 'McAdoos intend
remaining here until April 15, when
McAdoo will enter the practice of law
In New Y6rk. McAdoo was called
east by the death of bis son-in-law.
Lift Off Corns!
"Freezone"- is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus
right off with fingers No !
A 1
W
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Drop a little Froezone on an aching
com, instantly that corn stops hurt
ing, then you lift it right out. It
doom't hurt ono bit. Yea, magic 1
Way waitt Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents,
sufficient to rid . your feet of every
hard corn, soft corn, or com between
ilva toes, and calluses, without sore
ness ex irritation. Try It I Ko humbne-
i&SwiPfp&a&iijia
1
-LIQUIDS one PASTES : For Black.Whife.Tartamy
Ox-Blood (dark brown) Shoes ; .
KEEP YOUR SHOES
NEAT
X.F.F(MLLET CORPORATIONS LTD. BUFFALO, N.Y. ' .
This is all you. need for
perfect buckwheat cakes!
AONTJEMIMA
oiirKWHEAT
"I'sein town, Honey I'
No more "setting tho batter" overnight) No
more bother of any kind when you make buck--wheat
cakes I ...
Nowadays all you need Is a package of Aunt
Jemima Buckwheat Flour (the yellow pack
age.)'. You simply stir up the flour with a little
cold water and your batter is ready pop it on
the griddle and your cake9 are done ! WonderfuU
golden-brown cakes they are, too light and .
tender.with a fragrance that issimpjy tantalizing.
Have this easy, economical breakfast tomorrow. ,
Once you make buckwheat cakes the quick and
simple Aunt Jemima way you'd never efrean of
making them any other way.
Ask for Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour in the yellow package !
Copyright 1919, Aunt Jomtmi Mill Company, St. Joiwph, Uliiogri
m mm
Tonight! JhPrtvTcmorrow
Big Bill Hart
-in-
"BorderWireless"
rrx Another gripping, thrilling
story of the West
First time in Medford
COMEDY
Regular
Prices
NEWS
WEEKLY
1 y
Mon. Mar. 24
KUwEzlanger J.GeoigeCTyle9
The Glad Plr
17
s fAVUBniUst Pi JIMJAt aVJ PlfCaVllbtA
ised oa the ftook of thtimtNimeby Eleanor HJbxtae j
Entire Lower Floor $1.50
1st 4 Bows Balcony $1.00
2nd 4 Bows Balcony 75c
Balance Balcony 50c
f Mail Orders Now
- ' Seat Sale
, ; Friday, March 21
Special on
Buckwheat Flour
The . old-fashioned New . York, kiln
dried, extra quality of Buckwheat Flour.
Just what you want for these mornings.
4-pound Sacks, special 50c
8-pound Sacks, special 95c
Personal Attention.
Prompt Service
MARSH & BENNETT
Phone 252.
Old Hats Made New
This is the season for Hat Dyes. We have all col
ors. Ask about those dyes. 1 ,
Motor Car Sale
Now being conducted at Vancouver Barracks, '
: Vancouver, Washington, by the
United States Spruce Production Corporation
Motor Trucks 1 to 5 tons, $1,000 to $4,200. !
Trailers 2 to 5 tou, $400 to $1,000.
Fords $300 to $450.
. 'Also a few passenger cars' of other makes. All cars
carry prices plainly marked. Come and see and buy.
For further lnrormntl on address AntomoWlo
ltont.. Hnliva itminl. iTnl tod Rtntos Snruco Pro-
I duotion Corporation, Ye on Bldg., Portland, Or.
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