Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 14, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MTCDFOTIT) MATH TRIBUNE. rEBFOTlD, OuEOOX, SA'ITIUJAV. VKum'ATiV 1-1. 1fV20 The sfle has heeii sc1mimI for the fine new Methi.liM ehnnh Hinn-tun- in this city, und th location whh up proved hy Bishop Matthew S. Ilunhe when he was here Thursday, hut the announcement of the site und build ing plans will not hi made puhlic until somo time next week after the local Hum n board has given its ap proval. When this announcement comes it will doubtless be u nig bur prise to not only .Methodist church circles of the valley, Southern Ore gon and in the slate, hut alsi, anion-' Ihti people of Die other denomina tions. Kor eye, ear, nost, throal see Ur. IJeintt, Liberty iildg. Classes fitted. Soft Hole hIiooh for in 1'utits in 'due, pink and white. Handicraft Shop The combination of fine wcathei and good roads for this time of the yeur brought many people from the country districiK to th- lity today on shopping visits. When you have hullding or repair ing, sue (lillettu, 1 Oil South Oakdale lie doen the worj; rlj;hi, quick and reasonable. Hy the day or contract Phone 471. 2 7!' Kxtra fancy Spit.enbern apples good condition, may he had at Hard well Kruit Co., iter box. !iSO County rrosecutor (J. .M. Uoherts, who is a candidate for re-election, filed his nomination petition with th secretary of state's office at Salem . yesterday. His name will appear on , the primary ballot at the .May elec tion under the slogan, "I'or re-election and continued law enforcement." Iteauliful hand-made iace.s. Ilniidi craft Shop. 22 Oh how 1 love you dear old hort ot mine, ? Kach night and day yoii're running simply fine. Skillful workmen made you, 1 will never trade you, All highly grade you dear old Dort ol Mine, Clark & Childors, Med ford, Oregon. Hugh IS. Hankin. Rupnrvisor cf the Crater national forest and who wuf recently appointed to have charge of the Unipiia national forest until a permanent head of that forest 'in appointed to succeed S. C. Uartrani, resigned, has just returned from Knsehurg, where; he assumed t he; reins of the Cinp(ua district. He will divide his time in the two dis tricts until relieved t'nm IJmp(iia supervisorsliip. Kverythlng for your car at the hip sale. C. K. dales Anl Co. tl If you really want to onjoy pan cakes these mornings, mix them wilt Colestln water. Order from Jackson1 County Creamery. tf Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McClelland of St; Cloud, Calif., left for homo today ufter a several days visit In the city. Dainty trimming" for spring dresses. Hemstitching and picotlng. Handi craft Shop. ' 2X2 Ones, the ladies' tailor, will he at Hotel Holland every Thjuraday. Fine woolens, latent styles always. tf iMrs, Henry Head of Central Point was operated upon in the Dow Hos pital this morning and Mrs. Kenneth lieebo of Central Point Is a patient In the sumo institution. Prices cut to the bottom at the hip ttate. C. K. dales Auto Co. tl A. C. Halstead, mechanotherapy metaphysics. 22 5 Kast Main, over Kidd'a till oo store. Phono G90-M. 2KU The largo amount of plate glass for tho now dates Auto company build ing is already here awaiting the com pletion of the big structure April I. Amorican Star illraud Silkalfnc crochet cotton in while and colors Handicraft Shop. 2X2 The Medford Printing company hat tho Do Luxe Multiplex) cash bookt and other ruled books, looso leaf sys tem, also1 Inventory sheets. If yon need these or any other blank hoolu or hills to fit any binder see thh offlco mid patronize home industries tf Harry Skewis, the lu ill her man ot Tacoma, Ih here visiting his brother. K. J. Skewis and family. .Now is a good time to have your old tires covered with Sturges Tire Soles. The best thing on the market duaninteed for ti.tioi) miles. Akron Tire Shop, lit; Souilh Itlverside, Med ford, Oregon. Why pay the new price for Vidro las when you can save $:i."i.oo on the $100.00 and g't them just as good a new. "We trade in move on 4lruns wl ks than we ran sell. In the Sunday evening service at the first Methodist Kpisfopal church .Mrs. .1. Randolph Susm-lt will biug. "He Knows the V:ii." The subject of the sermon, as iiuimniU'iMl by ihi pastor, is "Abraham Iincoln-The Christian." Ilobarl Mt.vworth In the story 1 douverneur Morris "Mr hind tin Door", liberty. Sun., ,'on. Hawkins for health. A pleasing event of St. Valentine Day will he Hit Valentine ball at tin Medford Natatorlum tonight. Pivpa rations have been made lo take t ;m c cf tho crowd expected, The music will be In charge of lUrli Alfonl and Ills now Imperial Orchestra of five pieces and a special feature wilj ho. free dancing mil II t:::u p. in., and Valentine prize dances from !.:!o to 10 p. m. In spite of this affair being a special holiday party, there will be no uduiissniu charge at the door. Any bills against the -1, in coin rlu sht-tild he pr-sented tc dlen Tavlo at once. WEEKS & McGOWAN CO UNDERTAKERS Day i-i.oue: Pacirio 27. Night rbonra: F. W. Vek, 10S-J8 Lad Aui "A dcli'KUtion of Medford ladies in eluding Mosdaincs J. U. Andrews. V. a. Tumy and K.-K. (errick. was in the city Thursday, having come from Ibe Jackson cotinty metropolis to in vestigate the army .supply stt.ve that k conducted iiere hy tiie municipality" says the (irants I'uhb Courier. "Many Medford people are coming io (Irants PasH to trade at the army store, and the ladies yesterday were inquiring as to the methods for the establish ment of such an Institution, prohuhly with the thought t'. having one in .Medford." Valentino Hall! Medford Nat. to night. New Imperial Orchestra. Ad mission free., 277 Save from to $10 on a tire at the hlg sale. c. K. dates Auto Co'1, ti Itev. W. II. Ilinson of Portland, Oregon will he here for one night only, lie will preach In the Uaptl.st .rhurch next Monday evening, Febru ary ltl. Dr. Ilinson was for five vears pastor of the While Temple. He is now pastor of the ICast Side llaptlst church, Portland. Dr. Ilin son has many friends in this valley and they will relish this opportunity ff hearing him again. It is enly le- ouuse of the closing at Hosehurg w could get ti i ii). If you want a seal 'in Monday night, you will need to come early. AJax Tires and Tubes are equal to any on the market, anil the guaran lee will be made good, and they are reasonable in price. Come In and let us show you. Akron Tire Shop, ?.U South Riverside, Medford, Oregon. 277 Orros, tailors for men and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. There Is no let-up In sight to the present spell of fine weather, as the predieticii for Sunday is fair weather. It is growing a little warmer, for I tils morning's minimum was only 2'.' de grees, following Friday's maximum of U. I. Itejl eggs at DeVoe's. For sale liuck shot gravel, rhone 912-.I. . Visitors in the city from a distance registered at. tho Modronl Include Mrs. .1. 1,. Hoklik of l.a. Crosse, Wis., V. I). Simpson of Chicago, W. A. Ilreunan of Kansas City. D. F. Fisher or Wonatchee, Wash., anil -l. F. Car ruthers of Seattle. New and Fsed Tires anil Tubes, mil all kinds of Tire repairing anil vulcanizing guaranteed. Akron Tiro Shop. South Hivcislde. .Mcill'niil, Oregon. 2 77 Mrs. l'aul Hansen, corsetlero for N'ullono. 1'hone fiUfi-.l. Caplaln John II. Page, who Is as Istant recruiting officer In Port land was a visitor at the local army recruiting station lit 1211 Main street veslerday on bis monthly inspection rip. He was more than delighted with the Southern Oregon climate. Valentine Hall! Nat tonight! !l to (1:30. Dancing free! !l:3U to 1". Valentine prize dances! 277 Oct tho habit! Iluy shares now In tho Hullding and Loan. Convincing evlcloncu that the flu Illness is fast abating In Medfcrd and will soon be a thing of the past Is that Chief of Police Timothy reports that he has not been assigned to put a single new flu quarantine sign up for a week past. A picture that will linger In your memory, "Hehind the Door," Liberty Sunday, Monday. 277 One of the most unusual pieces of fiction of the year, "llehind Ihe Door", Liberty, Sun., lion, 277 Air. and Mrs. Henry Hull of (Irants Pass returned home today after u visit with friends here. On and after January 12 the lllncs & Snider garage will bo open day and night. tf Another (Irandma cookie product ((Irandina's Cakes), for sale at nil !he leading grocers. 277 TOO LATE TO .CLASSIFY FOl SAI.K II teams of horses, har ness and wagon, plough. C, II. illrowu. Phone f.H 1-K-l. liTit" W'ANTKH To rent modern tl or more room bungalow 1.11 Kast tddc or Hear (.'reek. C. II. Hrown, I'hone .'.itl-li-. 21U WANTKIl t!ood milk cow to keep about ll weeks for her teed. I'hone Mi.'-il. 21 x KOlt SAI.K First cutting alfaUa hay $'-.'.". no. One mile east of I'hoeuix on Kcantlin Kauch. 22 FOK SAI.K t!ood cow, al).- one two light and one four light electric fixtures. 42A King st. -'77 KOlt SAI.K- Kew household articles, fall t;it;-l(. 277 KOlt SAI.K If you are looking for a nice ;Viooni bungalow home, nee the one at a IN Jleatty street, or would t ratio In on acreage and pay Home difference. 2S2 KOlt ItKNT At r.t;: t'atherine st.. a f ive-ri.tun tiungalow with slerp ing porch. ltenl 1 1 .Yon Khone ;:;iu-u. 277 KOlt SAI.K t fresh cow and two stock calves. licit St unci iff. i'hoenlx. 271' "OK SAI.K 21 Angora t'iilw- rhone 1-K-l I. 2N2 KOlt SAI.K Alfalfa liny on King's highway. I'hone 2 .'. - J -1 . 2 7 1' TAKKN W About Kith of Novem ber Itith. Ked Heifer. Kmlerldt In riL.ht ami left. No brand. Mark ed wnh neck tie dulap. 1'lume 7 7 or emiuire of .1. S. Vincent, Central 1'olnt. ltoiite ;:. 2 7. KOlt SAI.K - MctVmiU-k hinder. o" gang plow, saw frame, platform scules, grain seeder and Iowa cream separator, apples. Khone tos-it;t. 27i" WANTKD Man with teams or trac tor, to seed ity acres on shares. Half summer tallowed. Niiding. Urownsburo. 2 7 7 S. H. Allen of the Allen Drug store, has returned from Medford, where he was called on the death of his father. K. Y. Allen. He reports many cases of the flu in that locality. Kugen.1 (iuard. Those who wish to sign for water with the Itogue Klver Valley Canal company and have not yet had their land measured, should notify the company at once so that surveyors may be sent to do the work. AVanted to buy clean cotton rags. Medford Printing Co. .Miss Ivy Hoeck, who was a clerk In the Crater National forest service of fice here sinc Sept. 1917, In now serving as chief clerk of the Sautiam National forest und has moved to Albany, the district's headquarters. Miss .lanie Smith of Medford has suc ceeded to her position here. Insurance rates have not increased the past eight years, but your prop erty has more lhan doubled in value. Why not call the AlcCurdy Insur ance office and get adequate protec tion. 2 7!' Hot tamale and chili concarno ni HeVoe'H. II. .1, White of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mr. and .Mrs. 11. K. Hertram of .Mis soula, Mont., Ceorge It. Scott of Mui-j mouth, Calif., and I.. J. Hoardtnan of Seattle, are guests at the Nash hotel. Just arrived. Car of famous Utah coal. Valley Fuel Co. .'Jr. Dow has returned and resumed li t. Htirgical and hospital praciu-3. 2M Mr. hnd Mrs. K. K. Fisher of Un pen, Idaho, are guests of Mrs. Fisher's sister, Mrs. K. V. Seheffel. They are en nlito to I.os Angeles, and will be accompanied from here hy their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Win. Lyman. Cakes, French pastry and cream puffs at tho Hhasta. ' Something new: Crandma's cakes for Kale at all the leading grocers. 277 Among applications for water rights filed with the utale engineer at Salem yesterday, was one by- A. Learned of Applegate, covering the appropriation of water from a spring for the .supplemental .supply for the irrigation of a .0-acre tract in .lack son county. Try our merchants' lunch. The Shasta. - tf The famous Shasta ta males on sale now. Shasta. . Oh hew I love you dear old Dort of mine, Skillful workmen made you, 1 will never trade you, All highly grade you dear old Dort ofi mine. Clark Ac Chllders, Medford, Oregon, i Havo you tried one of those delic ious Grandma's cakes. 277 Roland Flaherty of the Farm ltu- reau is expected home this evening. or Sunday from his business trip; to San Francisco. Seo l. It. "Wood & Co., Urn. 209 Liberty Hldg., for flro Insurance, tf Hemstitching and pecotlng. The VanP.y Shop. TOHLET HeatJVs Drug' Store The San Tox Store Medford Concrete Construction Co. General Contractors Dealers in Wiislietl Sand, (iravel. Crushed Kin k, and Cement. OlTiee . Jackson Ouiulv l.ank. fir tJ There is no man who V J earns such a small amount jjrj that lie cannot save any part yTV We pay 1 per cenl com- li VX pound interest. Ijjj E S TA BL ISHtt) : I 8S3 ' Don C. Cradock, who has been con nected with the Pacific Telegraph & Telej hone Co.. office here for the past, three years much of the time :as fir.-jt trick relief man, has received ja pix.nuliou to the equipment engi neers department of the company at Portland and will leave for that city Monday. Ills family will remain here for the present. "Kidd's shoe store. Phtvne Cltu-M. 2S5 Hrnnswlck phonographs on easy j terms at Hale's Piano House. tf i The public market for the second ! Saturday in succession had no fresh I beef on sale today, and only a small supply of fresh pork. Next Satur day, however, Market Muster Run- yard expect to have a large mipply of all kinds of meats. Tho finest kind of home grown lettuce was a feature of today's market. Painting, tinting and decorating, orders promptly attended to. Phone GC4. Klliott & McCafferiy. 3M Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing. 9 Fir street. ' A. W. Walker and wife of Med ford, traveling hy auto, left here for Iheir home today alter a trip to Port land. Mr. Walker reported littlo dif ficulty in negotiating the reputed bad places lii the highway and says there would be much traveling If this fact were made known Ronehurg Re view. The famous Shasta tamales on sale now. Shasta. Thurston Daniels of Santa Uarbara, Calif., who has been In the oil busi ness for years, and is at pres ent engaged In development work In California, nnd who stopped off here en route home from Portland, for a two day's visit with his sen, T. K. Daniels, left last night lor Santa Har baru. Mr. Daniels while here, visit ed the Trigonia Oil and Gas com pany's tract und site where the first well will he drilled, and was very favorably impressed with the com pany's land locution and Us oil pros pects. Especially did he approve, of the location for the first well. He declared that In his opinion, If oil existed in this section, it would be struck when this well was sunk. Slab wood for sale by ier or cord. Vulley Fuel Co. Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Thomas and sen Ralph, who have been unite sick for a week or more at the Thomas home from the flu are now in the convalescent stage. i Harry W. Kelley and K. F. Carlo,! of The Dalles, are visitors In the city.! They are at the Nash. i For the best Insuranco see Holmes! tho Insurance Man. I 4'ni'ri of Thanks. Words, fail tiv eviiresst nut .'innre- elation und thanks to our friends iuV. assisting during our sad bereave ment ol our beloved wile and mother und especially to Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Dungoy. Also for (ho beautiful floral offer ings. J. P.. Hfcl5Y'XOI.rS. And family, and sisters and broth ers. 277 IRAPEE rhone 80-W 0. A. C. WILL FURNISH ALFALFA CULTURES ArrangementK have heen made with ' the Department of Hacteriology of (J. A. C. to furnish alfalfa cultures for! the purpose of inoculating alfalfa peed, with the County Agent In Med- I ford. These cultures will he fresh ; and sold lo the farmers of Jackson I county at 50c per bottle. Kach hot- tie contains enough for two acres. Many growers neglect to order their culture in advance, so It will now be possible for them to obtain the same frcm the county agent's office. As the time for seeding alfalfa is drawing near, many of the farmers will be in need of this culture, anil it will be unite convenient for them to place their orders with the county agent. Instead of sending to the col lege for it. ! Itnptist fliut'ch. hpecial music at liaptist church Sunday morning. "The Lord is Kx halted" hy West. Kvening servlc Hark. Hark, My Soul," Harry 1'ollen ; Saelley. i Special music every evening the' coming week. i J.AIIIKS. I Whon irregular or suppressed use; Triumph I'llls. Safe and always de- j pendnlile. Not sold at drug stoles. Do not experiment with others; save disappointment. Write for "Relief" i and particulars, it's free. Address National .Medical Institute, Alilwau kee, Wis. Adv. Notice 01 Jtemoval The I niim I. Ivory, 1'eeil & Sales Stables formerly located at Dr. Helms barn, 1 1 1 North Fir street, is now located at the old Vincent ham. North Itlverside and will be known as the 1'nlon Livery, i'eed ii Sales Stables, the only feed stable in .Mod ford. 77 HandSapolio-The What Do Glasses Mean To You? Do glasses mean to you jtiKt .so much merchan dise, to he hough I with no more care than in huy ing a pound l coffee or a can ol' hcans? 'Perfectly fitted glass es arc constantly perform ing marvelous work in ihe relief 'of eye-strain and defective vision. They represent a great deal more than mere mer chandise they represent a hiiUi decree of profes sional skill in their pre scrihiuj;, and almost as much moi-hanical ."kill in their making. Iteware of "hargain counter'' glasses don't take any such risks with your eyes. Call and let us fit them accurately, scientifically. Dr. Rickert OPTOMETRIST Deuel llldg. .Mcdloril, Oregon Stenography Multigraphing Circular work of all kinds Mailing Lists Tunnell & Edwards ::im;-:1os Liberty Iluilding .Medford, Oregon. y y y y y y f y y y y y . a. JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Systematic saving is a good habit. It its 1 lie only sure way for the sala ried man or woman to accumulate an estale. In the development of the habit building and loan associations offer a distinct advantage over other methods. Jt reminds the saver at regular intervals of the amount he has agred to save, thus helping in the development of the saving habit, 427 M. F. & II. Building, Medford At the SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH On North Riverside. j Sunday cvciiiny 7: r. Subject, " linpt ism." Special j .Mu.-ic. You arc invited. ; A. V. RHODES. Pastor. BROKEN FORCINGS AND CASTINGS Welded, Re-enforced and Guaranteed. Cast Iron, Steel, "Malleable, Aluminum, Itrass, Bronze, Copper, Nickel, ('limine and' Vanadium Si eels. THE VULCAN WELDING WORKS 39 South Front Street. THE HOME DEMAND Medford husine.su men rt(ucsitd us to fill SIX VACANCIES in their offices last week. LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE It's eiiHier to put "L"' in success after you've put I" in fitness. MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE Inillvlilual Instruction Day or evening The Cletrac Works Where Others Fear to Tread The tractor I'or jreiieral I'ai'inini;- must tread gent ly, but carry a lji.y pull. It must nut only plow at a n'ood speed, but it must haul heavy loads over plowed ground without slippage anil packing the soil. It must even do its work where horses can not no, and must respond elTiciciltly to tin: varied demands of general I'armint;. It must be an all-1 lie-year-amund tractor an ever ready source ol' power I'or !!()") days in t he year. You get this kind of service from the TANK-TTE TRACTOR New Price $1525 f. o. b. Medford ''More work and more kinds of work more days in the year" that's the Cletrac slogan, and that's what you get. Your own farm is the place to see the Cle trac in its working clothes. Let us arrange a demonstration. Hubbard Bros. Medford, Oregon y y y y t y y .y y y y t" y T y y in?