Medford mail tribune., January 23, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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GIN TODAY AT
THE HIGH SCHOOL
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I'YjIlIZ Voll SlliIM-
''Smiu't liiiiL'," l)iut from thv vnm-
(Mlv-oicni 'I''in I-'lv'
. , !i"'l.I).li Frimc
'("ii Siipir.i.'" Mci-;in
ii it S. K. Morris
"Viriiiniii lhnnK," M;irc!i
A Hon A. A1hiii
I.jist Momlav cvi'iiiiiir. lln- liiuli
school Ciiciiltv met in n-iruliir seioii
with tile sillMTinlemlelil. Nome oi' lite
.rolileiiis (li-rii--e( were : Kenuire
nieiits I or i'e;ilin rmh work ; in
J'nninilioii semester class room re-,
suits ; requisites ol tiootl jiliv-ie:ii
t ollilil ion of etiiss rooms ; redlllslti
of L'oml lio;inl work; re(tiisites
L'OOil nolo hook work; ml vn nl nj cs (.1
liM'i'linnizinir the neeessjirv routine l
etnss room in oriler to have nmn
time Tor rent leiiehin: the iinportaiin1
of liovs nml L'irU irettimr a vision ot
what sehool work should mean thru
the personal touch o' (he leiteher.
On Tiiesda v evenimr. the ent i rt
.faculty ol' the schools met in regular
s-pssioii. The ii renter part o' the
time wiis uiven over to a report hv
Miss Wilson of the IfooseveR school,
State
hich
of the Orctro
eiatioii niter
points were discus
instructors.
Director N'ewloii
the Klule hoard of
Tenchcr
man v
I freclv
; nsso-
f the
hv (he
I
.'an I l.d-em
-atioiial educa
tion visited the school-; Tuesdav in
liehalf of the ortritnizn I ion of Ihe purl
time school forhovsand uirls hetween
Hi find 18, who Imve not finished Hi-.1
eidith trrade. Nuperiiilendenl Daven
port is now out lininir n pEnn for this
Work which will he started the seeon.1
semester if all the details can he ad
justed hv that time. Further iufor
Mintion will he i-iven Inter.
, The V""th of all the elemeiitrv
nfchooU of the cilv Wednesdav," just
uelore ntiKsmir lor the allernoon
semester, nave Hm salutt; to the
Amerieuu I'lntr and smitr pafriolic
hoiiuh. It is Ihe plan to have them
do this frenuenllv for it is hclirve
that this is ius another way of ii
stilling pat riot ism in our hoys and
Kirls.
A plan is umler way eoiicerniiiir a
visitimr afternoon in the ptihlic
schools hy parents ami patrons. The
Bi:lu)!s are, always pleased to haw
pntrons call for special exercises,
linil vet; it is firmly helieved that
thore should he far morn visiting hv
parejits of Hie reirular acadeniic work
of the class room for then a clearer
limlerstniidimr imiv he liad hy punil.
parent, teacher, and supervisor of the
many complex prohlcms.
Hi'Kiii'.iiiiK ( lie oil iliillmt; vein urc
In Sunm Valley In which a number of
'.Metlt'onl men are actively interenieil
Ihu (Inuila Pass Couiier of Thursday
said: "A. II. Cumiell I K. Chil-
llerH u Hllorl tluie uno made it fceoloj!:
Irul survey on ihe linl.liims of Ihe
Vnlean Oil & Can company In Hums
Valley at a point where I heir derrick
Ih heillK erected. The ci.'UMt met Ion ol'
Ihe derrick was Iickuii aliout tln'oc
weeks iiko in a section a. 1 1. lining- hold
Iiiks In which a nunilier ol' Omuls
I'ass peiiple are Interested."
Tannine, tlntiiiK and paperhani;
ins. 1'nnno lltin-X. a70
Colder and fair weather is predict
ed for Saturday. Today was aain
very much like a i;pi1nn one with the
torn shining; and with the coidest tem
perature at 'I- in the luorii iiiu.
Since I : I (i i:n, ic'.it of l.uil.lnu; ma
terial has increased llti per .cent:
household J'.oods ill!! iiercent; cloth
iui! ills percent; have you increased
your Insurance lo conform with the
replacement value of your property.
Alct'urdy Insurance Acmcy. Mi
.Miss .lalicl Meal's arrived in the
clly from Klaiualh Kails Wednesday
for a short isit with rclisUvcs bcttire
noln to Ktif;ene lo assuiiie her new
duties as a memher of the hich school
laciilly.
Seo I). It. Wane. H Co . No. 7 West
Kleventll, for fire Insurance. tf
Kor the tiest lnsiirnnre see Holmes
the Insurance .Man.
Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Coriline and
I). S. Vi'ir ol I'oitlamf', l. II. Llppin
cott of Jloston, K. It. liraketnan ot
Dctrcil and M. X. Ilowers of I, eland
are guests at Ihe Holland.
On and afler .January 12 the Hines
& Snider saratie will he open day and
night. tf
Mrs. John 1. Huot who witli Mr.
Hoot for the past six months has heen
located in Minneapolis, .Minn., where
the former Medford man Is engaRod
in business, arrived in the city today
f rem a week's visit wilh Lee Hoot,
her son. at Tacoina, for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Seth llullls, l.ee
Itoot, who holds a prominent position
on an Oriental liner has just sailed
acain on a trip to China ant return.
urunswicK pnonograpns on easy
terms at Hale's Piano House tf
Ladies' and men s Buns French drv
cleaned $1.50. City Cleaning Works
Phono 474. tf
"The dispel fi.r dills" will he the
topic for the sermon from the Uap
tist pulpit next Sunday nleit.
Hemstitching 0c per yard, tnread
furnished, work guaranteed. Mall
orders solicited. Singer Sowing Ma
chine Co., 11. j West Main street.
Phono '2 1 ."-It.
Try our morctiants' lunch. The
Shasta. tf
The? southbound passenger train
due here at !l:.'l."i daily has heen late
daily during tin? past week r more,
losing the time between this city and
Crauts I'ass, finding It rough going
with a heavy load on the grade be-
Iween that city anil Medford.
On and after January 12 the nines
ft Snider garago will be open day anil
night. tf
Slab wood for Bait hy tlor or cord.
Valley Fuel Co.
K. K. Itorupatigh, of lOngene, trav
eling ri'presentullve thru this district
for a Portland bond house, wrole
afler his namo on the .Medford regis
ter yesterday "The I ily llcautifiil,"
which is apparently a new lOngene
slogan. If It Is, II. Is a cinch hot
I hat some oj llioso Kugene traveling
sales n will soon be writing "The
Clly Meant," on holel registers.
Kor sale Iluck shot gravel. Diono
91 :!-.!.
Carl .leschko, high xrndo watch
and clock repairing. :i Kir street.
W. (I. (laslou, Jr., of Philadelphia,
(. ('. Kroucuhcrg and I. Kuhcusiciu
of Chicago and II. S. Montgomery of
Holse, Idaho, are aming the guests
at the .Meilford.
Hot tamales and chili conenrno nt
De'Voe's.
Let hemstitching help Willi your
spring sewing. Handicraft Shop. 2.".s
The new- city library of Jackson
ville will-lie open for business toim.T-
row and in commemoration of the
event the public is invited to visit
the library where tea will be served
between the hours of 2 to n In the
afternoon and from S to 7 in the
evening. The library is located in
the I'. H. hotel building.
Get the habit! Uuy shares now In
the Building and Loan.
Extra duality scft shell walnuts
l ie a pound at Wrnr, Wortmun ft
Core's. 202
T.W ent to Church
EASES A COLD
"You uh: tired from Iravelintr," a
llieiui once said lo Theodore Roose
velt on a Siimlnv, "Why uo to
cliureh? Wliv not re-l V "liccausc.'
ki.s the renlv. "I think it is the ilutv
o! everv man to l;o to church. Kre
.inentlv 1 have to listen to sermons
that here me. lint the eluireii ha
contributed so enormou-lv to civili
yation. its service to society is so
'-rent, that irresncclive o nil other
coniileraliolis I feel 1 nunlit to sup
port it ami to attend whenever J
ran."
1'eotile lire apt to become so ab-.-orbc.l
in other things that titer neg
lect their tint v to the cliureh. Thev
ullow everv little interruption to kee;
them nvijiv. It is a cold. ilisaL'reeablt
.lav. It is too unpleasant to go to
. liureli. Is it deliL'litf'ul outside?
Then there are too inanv other lliinus
to .lo.
One result is thai a man will criti
cize his church for not nccoinplUhiui:
mi vtliinir. when it uiav well be sai.l
that his our. indifference anil that o'
others like him deprive the cliureh of
the vcrv em-rev uf'd ability needed lo
transform it from a neutral sort of
organization into a treat success.
Ktinsas Citv Star.
Miss Xova Lounsbury has returned
home from a two weeks business visit
at Portland in the Interest of the
Vanity Hat Shop.
Catarrh Is a Real Enemy and
Requires Vigorous 1 reatment
When you use medicated sprays,
'atomizers and douches for your
Catarrh, you may succeed in un
stopping the choked-up air pass
ages for the time beinir, but this
annoying condition returns, and
you have to do the same thing
over and over again.
Catarrh lias never yet been
cured by these local applications.
Have you ever experienced any
i-eal benefit from, such treatment?
Throw these makeshift remedies
to the winds, and get on the right
treatment. Get a bottle of S. S. S.
today, and commence a treatment
that has heen praised by sufferers
for nearly half a century.
S. S. S. gets right at the source
of Catarrh and gives satisfactory
results. Kor special medical ad
vice free regarding your own case,
address Medical Director, 51 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
1 MANN'S-The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the PriceM ANN'S m
Sure
Relief
Battr FOR
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
INOIGESTION
NEW SHOW TODAY
The play that has charmed gener
ation it breathes the spirit of
youth and adventure
ltltl.Vti 'I'll 10 RUIII.Y
'I'npe's Cold Compound" then breaks
up ll cold in n few
hours
. liellef comes instantly. A dose
la ken every two hears mil 11 three
doses are taken usually breaks up a
severe cold and ends all the grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pas
sages la the head, stops nose running,
relieves Ihe headache, dullness, re
verlshness, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
Don't slay stuffed-tip! Quit bliw
ing and snuffling! Clear your con
gested head! .Nothing else In the
world gives such prompt relief as
'Tape's Cold Compound," which
costs only a lew cents ut any drug
store. . ll acts wlllu.'ut assistance,
tastes nice, contains no quinine In
sist upon Pape's!
IHE PIPER WAY
I SERVICE
jar? the thin?s"tliat ;ount
IICIl JL IUI1IJ , ' , ,, i I
SUCKERS V'-M, 1 :
j have m.ide goad r, Im ll '
iince 16J0 !
,, AyTOVVER CO VjTt
1 irsl
mm i In tiiMets ,vou
nit itinikctl wiih Ihe
The Hn.wi' Cmuininy, wlm intio
tlut't'd Aspirin li'll in I heir cuivt'itl di
rect iims In oiicli i;n l(;u-.e il genuine
"Ituyrr TiiMels ot' Aspirin" tli:tt t.
ret liesl results one nr two vlies "f
wilier shnultl le drank alter tuUiim
laMetc.
"Itayer Talilet.t of Aspirin" to lie
reitunir must li niiiiUi'tl wilh th'
safely ' lt;ti-r I'ross." Then you are
uettlni; the worhl-fa moiin Aspirin,
presrriltetl 1y pliysieiaiis fir tter
eii;lne--n yeais.
Mtrn uniiroken Haver liaekae
roinains proper dire. -(ions for folds.
Headache, 'l oot h.ichc. Kai .iche, e li
ra li-.ia. Luinb.mo, It heiinuu j.s.n,' Neu
vili", atul for Tain uenerallv.
Handy tin bo.irs oi twelve taldets
ci.'st but a few ti-iiis. Hi iiL.isis also
sell hiim-r "Ita.vcr" packages. Aspirin
is (he trade mark of Itayer Mai.uiac-
tnre of .MoMoaret iraridester of S.i!
yllcaci.l.
EDOSElsm
.in cjic Country J
Cousin ' I
I From the famous j
I static success bv d
Rnntli Tnrltinulnn !
!and Julian Street jj
RI ALTO
I
Monday
Evoninir
"Ro.kI Yin
and v.i'011"
'll Iticn ll.cy
ax
fee
-- - -rj i
MARY PICKFORtl
lis tough stiti't uchin in
"THE HOODLUM"
The picture of u thousand laimlts
PAGETHEATRE
Jan. 26th
CURTAIN 8:30
The Eminent American Actor
in a 1 r-r
rtLt CM
iiiteside
111 RoLtrt Ltiuis Stevenson's Thrill
inii Plav of Romance anil Ronuery.
The Master of
Baliantrae
One of the Reallv Bin Dra
matic Events of the Season.
A superb cast ano a beautiful pro
iluctii n. Notliiui; that has ever heen
seen on the P.t;;e stime can compare
with tliis attraction from the stand
point of all that Is sreal In dramatic
perfornmn.vs unless it he C.uy Hates
Post in "The Mas.iuerailer."
January Clearance Sales
All Wiriter Goods Going at Low Prices
It Will Pay You to Look These Up Saturday Not
Many Days Left of This Great Sale, So Don't Delay
Saturday Store Open From 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. MJ
. MONEY SAVERS SATURDAY ' ,
ON COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
EVERY WINTER GARMENT MUST GO
j $25.00 Dresses $15.00
; 10 bountiful new Dresses
; niiido of silks and all
vool sci'ot's, Hdld np to
o.OO. This sale, each,
$15.00
10 Per Cent Off on alt
Our New Dresses
Waists
2" new frilk Crepe tie,
Cliene and (Voi'otte
rrejie Waists, worth
Safnrdav, each,
in" $5.00'
I Gloves,
Corset Covers
Fine quality, regular
lirice 7")C. This sale,
each 48c
Women's Outing Flan
nel ( iiiwns, good quality,
:?.00 values, now $2.-18
10 Per Cent . Off Reg .
ular Prices on all'Gos
sard Corsets.
$25.00 Coats $19.98
15 Heavy Winter Coats,
all good styles and col-
todav at
$25.00.
This sale, e
$19.98
icll,
20 Per Cent Offon alii
Our Winter Suits
.$75.00 Suits' $60.00
$50.00' Suits V....
$40.00 Suits
$.".0.00 Suits
Petticoats' 10 PeV'Ceiit
-.V : : Off. HC- X)0
$32.00
$24.00
MUSLIN, CAMBRIC,
FLANNEL ON SALE
PRICES
Daisv Muslin, bleaclied.
Chea'ptodavat-lOc. This
big sale, yard 29
Long Cloth, fine grade,
3(5 inches wide. Cheap
toda vat 40c. Sale price,
yard' 28
White ;Oittjilg,;27, inch, '
Cheaii-to'day at I!5c. This
sale, vard '. 23f
Out ing ..Flannel, ,, short
lengths in fancy stripes.
For this sale, yd....25
Comfort Watts, 72x90,
stitched, full c.inijfoi't
size, ll pound, nv-7T ,
$1.48
SHEETS AND OUTING
AT LESS THAN MILL
Lustre Cambric, 30 in.
wide. Worth today, 45c. s
This sale, yard ...,..35
Sheets, 72x90, linen fin- M
ished. Cheap at $2.00. j
This sale, eaeh....$1.75
Qolored Outing, '. ,ljest
quality made. Cheap to-
dav at 50e. This .sale, S
yard ...:....;.:.;..;t"3?i n
$10.00 Blankets $7.98 W
Just eight of those wool
l.lankets in fancy plaitjs, jj
cheap today at $1Q.()0.
This sale, pair $7;9S
Hosiery and Underwear for Less
Children's Vests
and Pants, fleeced lined
and wool, up to $1.00
values. This big sale,
each 69?
Women's and Children's
fleeced line Union Suits.
Cheap todav at $1.75.
This sale ...:..t;.....$1.4S
10 Ppr Cent Qff Regular
Price on Warner's Corsets.
Warenr's Rust Proof
Corsets Good models,
up to $3.50 values, now
pair $1.98
Children's fine grade
hose, good qualitv.
Cheap at 25c. This big
sale, pair 15f
AVoiuen's .-- fine Kid
Gloves, odd sizes. Cheap
at $2.50. This sale, paiv :
$1.50
Children's Outing Flan
nel Drawers and Petti
coats, up to $1.00 values.
This sale, each 69
Women's long and short
Chanioisette Gloves, in
small sizes, up to $1.00
values. This sale, pair,
25
Big bargains in Silk unjx .
Lisle Hosierv. '
TRAVELING BAGS AND SUIT CASES .
Black Enameled - Suit C'asis, . cretonne lined, with
pockt
This
Blacl
Begu
Xi iw
t. uii
iale .
kel bindings, $3.50 values.
$3.19
genuine cowhide
a r $9.00 values.
Traveling 'Bags, IS inch.
THREE BIG BARGAINS SATURDAY
3G inch Fancy Silks in plaids and stripes.
Up to $3.50 values, now, yard....
3(1 inch all Silk Taffeta, good colors.
Up to $2.50 values, now, yard
1S inch
binding.
Now
'raveling Ba
. $5.00 values
s in tan only, fitted with brass
$4.25
PILLOWS, COMFORTERS AND SPREADS
Feather Pillows covered wilh good ti
17x25, Cheap at $1.25.' Now..'
Full :
line, f
e P.ed Comforters, covered with good silka
i tl wilh rood cotton.
aim
Now
:::: $i.iO'
1 silka-
$5.48
Festful lied Spreads
lar price $3.50. For
this sale
full size, good quality. Be;
$2.98
Silk Poplin, 3li inches wide.
Cheap today at $1.75. This
sale, vard
all good dress shades. '
$1.48
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS SATURDAY
3(5 inch Wool Dress Goods in plain and fancy colors.
up to $1.25 values. On sale
Saturday, yard , ...:.......
54 inch Suitings, all wool, good colors, up to
$5.00 values. This sale, yard
40 inch Tgm'ed Georgette Crepe. Best
$5.00 quality. Sale price, yard'.....'.
69c
$2,981
Sent Sale onpns tomorrow Hours:
2:00 to 4:005:00 to 7:00
Lower Floor $2.00
Balcnnv. 1st 4 rows $1.50
Next 4 roms . . $1.00
Jewelry in many
different items,
up to $1.00 val-
lies.
This i
10?
Toilet Soap
Colgate's. all
good odors. Keg-'
ular price, 15c.
This sale, cake--
10
QMS
TheWomans Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
MEDFORD. OREGON.
Laces
Camisole Laces,
wide width, cheap
at DC.
vard .
This sab.
35
Collars
An odd lot of
Lace'' Collars, up
to 75c values.
This sale, each
15?
Balance .. 50c