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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1920)
WTOTFOHTJ UTTC TTTTTCTTNT!, MTl'DFrTRTJ, ORTWON. TTiTD'AV. TTT.RrATiV 20. VY20 Stiff Joints Sore Moscls I - ka& w ' I.Mie "1 Sulciti. is a ku.i at , mi- iiuii.uiii. as an -Mis. i. ttasnor, Umber up Quickly under the Soot!). j.M. I.i'ik'iii ami Anhur 1! Ing, Penotratlng Application of . I'ortlaml. niraiin mzara vil i i.aunilrv Allen of In cases of rheumatism anl lame back it penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching juints and muscles. Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable, antisentic aonlioatinn for cuts. lmr-ic bites, and stings, bprains and bruises ."'K'". occasion 01 nu per bar at Truax Slab wood for sale by tier or cord. Valli-y Fuel Co. The Medford lnile of Klks Is plan- IninK on a bis time next Thursday first visit neat reaany unucr us sootmng, pen etrating qualities. Get it froni druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard l.ivcr Wiiips, pleasant little pink pills, jO cents. Guaranteed. SERVICE are the things tha count I K.C.T LT.A ' SLICKERS have made good . L'oA for mi HflOtK I A T TOWER CO. i '- 'i ,.,, .mmrtflfe mm . VTiS iy I BREAKS A COLD IN A FEW HOURS "Pape's Cold Compound" instantly relieves stuffiness and distress Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and onullling! A dose of "I';iip'n 'old Compound" takon every two limns until three doses are taken UAUiilly oroaks up a severe cold and ends all grippe misery. The very first dose opens your elogL'cd up nostrils and the air passages ni the Jicnd; stops nose running; relieves tlic headache, dullness, iVverishneas, sneez ing, soreness and stiffness. 'Tape's Cold Compound" i the quick est, surest relief known and costs only a few cent at drug stores. It nets with out assistance, tastes nice, contains no quinine Insist upon Pane's I IN FIRST Kill 1900 The Bayer Company introduced Aspirin to physicians 18 years ago. If you want the true, world-famous Aspirin, us prescribed by physieiana for over eighteen yeara, you must ask for "Jiit y or Tablets of Aspirin." The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on each tablet and appears on each package for your protection against imitations. In each package of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" are safe and proper direc tions for Colds, Headache. Neuralgia, Toothache, Karache, Rheumatism, Lum bago. Neuritis, and for Piin in general. Handy tin boxes containing I;! tablets cost but a few cents. Prugnists alsn pell l.nrnor "H;iyor" packages. A'piri:: is (he trade maik of River ?l":in,if;u,ttir' of ?,Tnnr..irn!f"iit..c.r nf p' 1 !y I icaciil turnery. hen tf Wilson K. Wiley of Klamath Kails, the new district deputy of the exalted grand ruler of the II. I O. K. organization. Tht'io will bo initia tion, and it is the last night on which nominations can be made for the an nual election of officers, which will be held t he first Thursday in March. Mrs. P. C. Dressier and baby spent Wednesday in (Jrants Pass. American Legion dance. Mon. Feb. 2:!. Medford natatorium. Imperial or- . chest ra. Flora A. Manning4 has returned . from a trip to San Francisco where .she purchased new spring styles in ! millinery. The early styles have ar- rived, and are now on display. The spring opening and Faster showing at the Uonnet Nook, 111 West Main street. The famous Snasta tamales on sale now. Shasta. Five new flu quarantine signs were put up by the chief of police 'yesterday and one scarlet fever and 1 one measles sign. A real dance! Sat. eve. Medford (rat. Imperial ."-piece orchestra, Host floor! Host music! liest time! -So Anyone having ice cream packers belonging to Crowson's please return them or phono Crowson's Confec tionery. s:i The condition of Mr. and Mrs. Wil li a in Wurner and children who are ill with the flu was reported as im proving today. American Legion dance. Feb. 211. 2S3 For the best insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. Heal moouligiu waltzes! Medford nat. Sat u. eve. Admission free! 2SIi We carry a complete line of early but!; in Hutavia, hair cloth, combina tions of satin and straw, also taffeta and straw. We also make any style of hat to order. Miss Taylor, at Deuel's. 1!X2 Hemstitching and pecottng. The VanP.y Shop. "Kevival of the mining in dustry in .lackyon county fs Indicated by the articles of inci.rporat ion filed with the corporation department here today by the Little Hutte mining com pany of Mrownsboro," says a tele gram from Salem. "The corporation is capitalized at $100,000. W. J. liruggeman, F. D. Simpson and 10. L. Potts, are the incorporators." A real dance! Sat. eve. Medford nat. Sat. eve. Admission free! ing free till !;;;o. 2S;i Carl Jeschko, high grade watch and clock repairing. 0 Kir street. Included among Californians at the .Medford are A. K. Dragon. C. II. Par ker and Jesse L. ( I rati ban m of San Francisco. V. C. Kerroyar of Oak land, L. S. Henjamin of Los Angeles and Mrs. Lena Osborne o'f Yreka. American Legion dance. Mon. Feb. 23. Medford natatorium. Imperial orchestra. 283 Anyone having ice cream packers belonging to Crowson's please return them or phono Crowson's Confec tionery. 2S;j W. A. Dunbar and Samuel Apple stone are business visitors in (he city from Seattle. Anyono having ice crcrm packers belonging to Crowson's please return them or phono Crowson's Confec- 2R:! Kuwles Moore, F. C. Clark and ; Paul Janney arrived home today from i a business visit to Portland and I Salem. j Anyono having Ice cream packers! belonging to Crowson's please return , them or phono Crowson's Con fee- tionery. 2 S3 : The new spring hats have arrived 1 at Lottie Howard's. 2X2 K. D. Huberts of llornbn.ok and Woods .leter of -Copper, came to the city Friday and aro guests at the Nash. See D. U. Wood & Co.. Uin. 209 : Liberty PUIg., for fire inrurance. if Kidd's shoe store. Phono C90-M. 2S5 : American Legion dance. Feb. 23. f 2S3 ; Quick Action Corn Cure "Gets-It" Stops Pain Instantly and Corn Soon Lifts Right Off. A few drops of "GetS-If quenches corn palnH like water quenches Ore. Gives you Immediate relief. reels It Off The corn boplnfl to loso Ha grip at once. In n, day or two It Is eo loose that you can lift It off, roots nnd all, "twlxt thumb and finder. That's the last of it, as millions have found out. It is the simple, effective and conunon-senso way to bo rid of corns. "Oets-It." the never-fatltntc, gunr--nteed. money-back corn remover. its but a trifle at any drug- store, 'tl by E, Lawrence & Co.. Chicago, Scld in Medtord and recommend ed as the world's best corn remedy by Leon D. llaskins, Medford Phar macy, Strang's Drug Store, Heath's Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy. Suits of RealMerit AT KLEINS When you wear the clothes that Klein provides for you", your associ ates will at once recognize a genuine distinction In your appearance. See the now models NOW and. dress up on one of our SUITS Tailored to Order $45 $55 $60 - $65 Yours for, .Appearance KLEIN The Tailor Main, VpMjiirs. Just received another big shipment of Ladies Suits, Coats Dresses, Skirts. Also Shipment of Ladies' Shoes, Oxtords, Pumps Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Wo carry the very host jjnulos o f Ladies' Ready-to-AN'oar, the Palmer and the 1'rinzess (iarmeiits in all the newest materials and styles. Don't wait until the garments yen want are gone. Palmer's ("oafs juiced at $25.00. $27.50, $28-00, ijUiO.OO to $.33.75 Palmer Suits, priced at $33.50, $37.50f7. $52.50 Print .ess Coats priced at ....$35 to $38.50 Print.ess Suits in jerseys at $15 to $50.75 Print.ess Suits in other materials at $12.50, $13.50. $15.00, $50.00 to $79.75 Other nice Suits priced at $32.50, $36.75, $1100 to $55.00 Other make ats priced at $15.75. $17.75, $21.75, $63.00 to $72.50 SKIRTS In the newest Sprint; stvlos. materials and colors. Silk Skirts priced at' '$6.75. $16.00 to $17.75 Wool Skirts priced at $8.00, $12.50 to $18.00 SHOES New Spring Line of Ladies' Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps 111 DRESSES 'A heautil'ul line ol' Dresses to make your soieetion from Silk Dresses at $l.0O. $20.00, $25-00, $33.00 to $37.50 AVooI Dresses at $21.00, $30.00, $33.50, $40, $16-50 to $19.00 Jersey Divsses at $18.75, $21.50, $27.50 MEN'S SHOES New Styles in Men's and Boys' Dress Shoes The Parrv Shoe Tor men who care to dress well Priced at: ...'. $9.50, $10.55, $12.20 to $13.15 AVe carry the very liest Hoys' Shoes made, the Uus- ter Prown and the DiKv Buster Shoes. Priced at '. $4.95 to $7.00 BOYS' SHOES ..$4.40 to $5.45 ..$3.95 to $7.45 .$5.25 to $5.75 1 While Canvas Oxfords at "White Canvas Pumps at "White Canvas Shoes at Plaok Kid Pi'mips at $5-75, $0.65 to $7.7; Plack Kid Oxfords, low heel, at $5.75 Dark Brown Oxfords ut $7.70 to $8.85 LADIES' DRESS SHOES High heel, all kid, dark ffrov, at $13.85 High heel, all kid, dark brown, at $12.75 to $13.85 Militarv heel, Heaver brown kid, at $13.30 Dish heel, black kid boot at $11.65 Military heel, black kid boot, at $9.35 Hitf shipment, of tin; new Spring Don't buy your these shoes. Misses' and Little Child's Shoes in styles, and they are. reasonable, shoes until you have our prices on I Jo Simple Ybm3o$ i Can Operate It I fete! f ? ? t Western Electric POWER & LIGHT Wilson Kleetric Plants are made in capacities o from ID'i to 1 ,")!() watts. We sell you a plant fitted to vour needs. Mr. Farmer When you buy your farm lighting plant ami water .system this spring, be sure you are getting one that v-ill fill your needs, not only for now, but for years from new When you bought your automobile you investigated until you found what you wanted. Do the same with the farm power and light plant. Consider a few of the details of THE WESTERN ELECTRIC 15 D. C. Power and Light Plant 1 .".! watt generator, a capacity of 7"20 watt or Ki C. P. lights. :;' t II. P. kerosene-or gasoline engine, generator and engine on same shaft. Electrically started and automatically slopped air control; no leaky radiator or tank. Special design long life, large capacity batteries. No More Hard Work Where THESE Modern Water Systems are for Homes, Com mercial Buildings, Garages and all places where water is needed. Y.vi.. The, Paul Water System can be operated from the farm light plant or from the power line. PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE j A. A A m m m .f .v. .w. .v, .V. .w. .m. .m. 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