Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, 'APRIL 17, 1019 A lively coach load of 1 goldlors passing thrn the city this morning ' on- the south -hound passenger train with two buglers and a lot ot pep made things bum around the depot during the train stop. After they ' had tried numerous other stunts to while away the time six or eight of the boys started a game o( oraps tor small sums of money on the platform in front it the depot. Chief ot Police Timothy, -who was disguised In a rain coat qulokly pnt a stop to the game hy Jumping In among the players and selling- the dice. . "Oh please now, sheriff," Bhouted the sporty soldiers in' chorus as they gathered around the chief and begged him to give their dice back. Just as the train started to pull out the chief handed the boys the dice and received a chorus of "Thank you sheriff." ' What Is Easter without Hot Cross Buns. Got them at Royal Bakery.23 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carkin and children have moved out to th Car kin ranch near Central Point for the summer season. 1 - - Call Mitchell m regard to that lawn mower and have it sharpened right. Called tor and delivered. Phone 320-J. The. rainfall -which started In last evening and kept on practically con . tlnuously until this noon, is estimat ed at One-half inch.- By 8 a. m. when the quantity was officially measured H amount to .40 of an inch. It was an unusually hard fall ot rain for so late in the spring season, and did dot' only a world of good to growing crops- and fruit but loosens up the ground again for delayed plowing. More rain Is the prediction tor to night and Frldry. ' Hemstitching, pecottng. Some new Ideas.- Vanity Hat Shop. ' - Judge P. M. Calkins last night ad. Journed circuit court at Grants Pass until April 21. ' . Good Friday and Hot Cross buns go together. Get them at the Royal Bakery. 22 -! For the best insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Alan. . C. F.- Burke, formerly with the Vtest Side Pharmacy, has been trans ferred from the TJ..K. Kingfisher to the . naval operating base hospital, Hampton Roads, Va.. where he is taking a course in surgery and X-ray also acting as instructor in pharmacy. - Piston rings tor all car. C. 2. Gates Auto Co." . Aluminum soldering and -welding. We fix anything. Liberty Repair Shop. - . : . 27 - Jackson county students now at . tending O. A. C, recently held a meeting for the purpose of organiz ing a "Greater O. A. C. club." This club proposes to bring to the atten tion of high school students and oth ers the advantages offered at the Oregon state agricultural college. Thirty students from JackBon county are now attending O. A. C, 14 of whom are from Medford. j Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' .The ladles of Roosevelt circle are very bnsy working out all the details ot the big Easter egg hunt in the . park on Saturday at 1 o'clock. Do ytu want a part in the pleasure of making the little folks happy? A contribution to the collection of Easter eggs in the window of the M. F. & H. store will be greatly appre ciated. -v'You will appreciate Good Friday if you have Hot Cross buns. Get them at Royal Bakery. 22 - l it pays te save In the Building & oan, 429 M. F. ft H. Bldg. .. Bert Hier ot New York, Is one of the eastern commercial men who is stopping at the Medford. , J; Fancy groceries at greatly reduced Prices while supply lasts. Enders Cash Store. 221 A happy couple temporarily separ ated by the war were reunited In Medford today in the persons ot George Bendshaldter of the 35th en gineers, recently returned from a year's service overseas, two months ot which were spent In Content, tier- many, and his wife who Is principal ot a grade school In Rosehurg. ' Mr. Bendshaldter, who was discharged from service at the Presidio, San Francisco, last Tuesday, arrived here this morning, and his wife by agree ment come from Rosoburg, arriving at 9:35 a. m. After a couple ot days la Medford they go- to Rosehurg. He had been in the service two years. Arsenate ot lead at greatly reduced prices. We are agents tor the Gen eral Chemical company's spray ma terials. Wo have Just received a sir of their Orchard Brand arsenate of lead, paste and powder; no better lead on the market, put out by a reli able company, at the right price. See us before you buy. Rogue River Co operative Fruit Ass'n, J. A. Perry,1 Mgr. 2,3 A two-lb. box ot Vegan's chocolates tor SI. 35 at DeVoe's Dr. E. . Porter left Wednesday morning in his automobile tor a visit in San Francisco and vicinity. He expects to return home by Sunday. Springs for all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. Bicycles, tires, and supplies. lib erty Repair Shop. S3 South Grape. " 4T J. M. McCarty Is one of the nor thern California guests in &he cfty at tne Aash. We have an over-supply ot Zero- lene oil. Five gallon lots going at 50c per gal. 1 gal. 55 cts. Crater Lake Motor Co. 26 Colonel John: Leader ' addressed two meetings at Ashland Thursday the high school in the forenoon and mass meeting in the city ball at S p. m. Lawn mowers sharpened to razor ed pre on emery lathe. Called for and delivered free. Satisfaction guaran teed. Phone 2 61-J, Liberty Repair Snop. 23 Columbia ham for Easter. Guess the weight of the big bam at Ed Blnn's Market and you get a Colum bia ham free. " . 23 The meter rates for water recently fixed by the Jacksonville city council became effective Tuesday. Water users without meters will continue to pay present flat rates until their me ters have been Installed. , Alco Taxi. Phone 95.. E. -B. Cox ot St. Louis, Mo.. Is visitor In the city and a guest at the Nash. ' Get your' milk, cream, batter and buttermilk at DeVoe's. Why go around with a Iimpy Ford? We have the only regrinding machine in the county to do this work with. Let us make a new Ford out of your old one. Elliott ft Cook Auto Co. 22 Mrs. C. H. Benson and? child left today for an extended .visit at Mc Cloud, Calif. A reliner will doable the Ufa of your tire. C. E. Gates Auto Co. T. E. Daniels will serve as. public ity representative for the Medford Victory bond campaign and will have his quarters at the Commercial club with the city campaign committee. Eat Columbia ham f of Easter breakfast. Tou can do-this at our expense if you guess the correct weight of the big ham at Ed Blnn's Market- Costs nothing for your guess. 23 The Crater Lake Motor Co. sells 15-gallon drums of monogram oil at 95 cents per gallon. 25 . J. H. Cooley, president of the Med ford Lumber Co., and Dolph Naylor, a sawmill man of Med ford, are in the city looking for saw mill machinery, j Grants Pass Courier. I Hove your car overhauled so" it I will be ready for you when warm i weather comes. Co. - The dog poiBoner Is abroad thru out the city and It behooves owners ot pet animals to keep a careful eye on them. A number of cases have been reported recently of dogs which were either polsoued or ted ground glass. . . '. , . , Swat the rites! Get a swattor Free at Eads Transfer Co.' :3S Machine work ot every sort done here. Elliott ft Cook Auto Co. 22 W. B. Knight and T. Y. Fttsgorald of San Francisco are among the Vlsl tors from that city In -Medford. Wool and mohair wanted. Call up 9-F4 Jacksonville, tor bids the day you want to sell. I would advise small growers to pool their product and sell to highest bidders. Alio have sacks and twine for salo.' J. J. Ossenbruggo, Ruch. Ore. - S3 We have one of the best-lathe men In Jackson county. Let us figure on your work. Elliott & Cook Auto Co. 22 H. M. Bell is a Hotel Medford guest from Bremerton, Wash. : WUard Fertiliser best for' farm and garden track. . Monarch Seed ft Feed Co. . 26 For your Friday dinner, fresh Chinook salmon. Medford Fish Mar ket. 21 There Is a real princess,' and a charming one, who arrived In the city Thursday and is stopping at the Hotel Holland, with her companion. A. Lucille Burgess ot Lbs Augeles. She is Princess Rahm Haider ot the Syrian royalty who has been In this country for the past eight years and makes her beadquartors at Los An geles. She Is arranging to give her Chautauqua lecture, "Under Syrian Stars." The princess visited Ashland this afternoon and will return ' to Medford tonight. ' Furniture upholstering, mattress making, crating and packing. Dong las. 101 South Central. Phone 615-J. Alco Taxi. Phone 95. . . ' Owing to the rainy wont her solici tation for funds to fluunce the P. ft E. was bulled this morning, but this afternoon the teams were out and reported good progress. Help from everyone Ib essential however to put the drlvo over the top wlthtu' the time limit. . DeVo has a tins line of assorted chocolates at 60c per pound. A. C. Allen Is In Portland In atten dance at the stnto hoard of horticul ture meeting, Victory Cafe, Elks building. Ash land. iDon't miss our turkey dinner Euster Sunday, April 30. 24 Portland men registered at the hotels today Included C. 8. Barton, U W. 'BUnco, H, P. Evans and Free- man TCorthrup. Bee supplies, a full and complote lino. Monarch Seed ft Feed Co, 28 For your Friday dinner, trash Chinook salmon. . Medford Fish Mar ket. :. 3l Mrs, J. Fl Wormian arrived home today from Quincy, 111., to which city she six weeks ago accompanied the body of her mother tor burial. En route home Mrs. Wortman visited at Nebraska points and at Portland. Hemstitching, : ; . . , Pecottng, - ' . ' Handicraft Shop. Why pay more than $11.75 for Antedate ot Lead pasta or 12 4. GO for dry? Those are baste prices. Wheth er you favored us with your nrdor months ago or now we protect you on those prices. All kinds of spray ma terial. Monoy to loun. , Guy W. Con nor, phone 64. 3.4 Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Piatt left for their home at San Francisco Thurs day after having visited here for sev. oral days following a sojourn at Port land. . , We pay cash tor butter and eggs. Enders Cash Store. ' : ' 22 Brake lining tor all cars. C. E. Gates Auto Co. ' ' 7 .- . OLD AGE STARTS : WITH YOUR KIDNEYS Science sty thst old ace begins with weaseaea uanejs sna aiteauve organs. This being true, it is iy to bellsvs that by keeping the kidneys and dilu tive organs cleansed and in proper work- ins oruer oia age can tx deterred and lite prolonged far beyond that enjoyed by the average person. For over 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving the weaknesses and disability due to advance ing years. It is a standard old-time home remedy and needs no introduction. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil is inclosed in odorless, tasteless capsules contain-. ing about 5 drops each. Take them as you would a pill, with a swallow of water. The oil stimulates the kidney action and enable the organs te throw' off the poison which cause prematura old age. New life and strength int-renio as you continue the treatment When completely restored continue taking a SJ'e o' wo each day. GOLD MED- AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will keep you in healtmand vigor and prevent a return or tne disease. Do not wait until old age or disease have settled down for good. At the nnt aign that your kidneys are not wurkiag properly, go to your druggisf and set a box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money refunded if they do not help you. Three siiea. But re member to ask for the original iuiuorted GOLD MEDAL brand, in sealed pack, age.- . . .. Buy 'ictory Bonds Buy 5 i 'ictorv Eiitott ft Cook Auto J Bonds "' SHERMAN SAID, ' WAR IS HELL BUT! He said that at a time when there " was no "Munson Last." . ' , 'Ask the Bo3's back froni France about the U. S. 'Army Shoes made on the "Munson Last" . and what's the answer? : Solid Comfort! If good in war work why not for civilian use? Say "Munson" and feel your toes wiggle. Tony Red, Tan and Black. cAClttSd 21 North Central "Good Shoes'" Stuart 8. Bruce of Portland, who arrived here Wednosday as the rep resuntntlvc- ot the Oregon stuti) cum pnlgu for Syrlnu und Arnioulun rollut to mnko arrangements for ronuwlng the lovnl campaign,- Is a guest at the Hotel tltollund. Ho expects to leave tor California tomorrow on a similar mission and will return hero In about .two weeks. ) WH can save- you monoy nud de liver a 15.00 order freo. Endure Cash Store. , 22 A, L. Cross Is here from Portlund to locate pormunonUy as tho repre sentative in- this torrltbry of a large ratal) musical Instruments house. He Is n guest ut tho Holland. You can always find something tor a quick lunch at DoVoty. air. ana Airs, i.oo uavenpoct are making their homo In the house of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Porter on South Oakdulo, which they have lousod fur somo time. , Get our price- on flour, teed and vegetables. Endera'Cssh, Storo. '22 C. J. Carlson of Spokano, Is one ot thn visitors In the city from the state of Washington. ' For firs Insurance phone 84, cor ner Eleventh street and 9. P. track. D. R. Wood ft Co. . Lithta water at DeVoe's. . TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOlt SALE Second-hand StiTilolm- ker car, S225.00. stroot. .302 Willamette 24 LIBERTY LAST TIMES TONIGHT y ; DOROTHY GISH "The Hope Chest" Beat Comedy Drama of the Season- ' v I v ,'ii'nd ' '- tl ' .- PEARL WHITE - :,. .: :. - ':,' . '-, ' ,.in ' -, U V .' ' iii' the Second Kpimido oC - .. "The Lightning Raider" r-,, ; Don't. Miss This Great Show J, wee? DR. RICKERT svyi.it r tit iis KYKS SCIEVriFirALT.Y TESTED, AMI LArkSE8 PROPERLY FITTED NO DllOI'S USED Broken Lenses Accnratrly DnpUrated butte l-H over absr Co, WEEKS Ss McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKER Roy Phone: Parlfle 227. Night Phone) V. W. Weeks, 10&ja. Laly Assistant. . Kodak Finishing Film devclopinc', ISo roll. Printing, post card size. 3 for lOo. 2V,i3'a and smaller. 2 for So. Every dnv service. JAP ART STORE -"'Uilo! Ws a ;it!- PAGE THEAtRE SigIit Tuesday, A pril 2 2 MR. AND MRS. CO BURN N A COMEDV WITH SH'HIO '.' ' Ity Cnptniu llruro ltfllrimfaUicr and Cntaln Arthur Kilot '.. :'.-,. fsst'i. ! '' " ' with ; . , ' ' I'Al li tflWIOHK AH Ol,l llllX; ' ' , '; II. Itiuironl Allni oa lUirt llortn-o Hlnclnlr as Alf . LnrKo ('nut of N'olnlilw and tlmru of uliim-rn and Dunccr JOYOI S t'ATC'IIY ' I'HrTTTY U H(!HV1- Ol' MIRTH MTJSIC i GIRLS REALISM lIUCKS:,i.0O, $.IMt, fl.OO, B0c-8K.Vr HAKBAflHOAY MAIL OKDEIM JtKC'KIVKU NOW , TIIH tiHRTIOST SI-.SS.ITIKN OP TIIK HRAHO.N 9 YK.lltH I.N M)M)t) 8TILL I'lYINO IS StVW YOUK '. -IIKTTKH OltllKU .NOW TIIKUK'M, III? A Itl'SIf . Tomorrow LIBERTY Saturday D. W. GRIFFITH ' Producer of v . 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