Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 01, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFATiE TWO srrcnFORD math trtbtote. mt:t)ford, otjehox. moxday. MArcm 1, 1020. If there is any truth in the o!l weather adage "if March comes in like- a iion it will go out like a lamb", then tile weather at ttie en! cf llil nionth will probably be balmy anil springlike, for today was stormy from 7:30 a. 111. when it began to snow briskly, but the snow soon turned into wet flakes whif h melted almost aB fast as they fell. ' Notwithstanding this btormy outlook thd prediction from the Han l-'rainisri,- bureau is for fair "weather for Tuesday. The rafn from Saturd-iy at 5 . m. to s o'clock this morning only amounted to .in or an ineh. Hot tanjalb Mid cnlll concarnu nt DcVoc's. '.Machines rented anil repaired. Singer .Shop, phone 21a-l. Owing to unforeseen circumstances Mm. .lean Morris Kills will speak in tho First Methodist church tonight Instead of in St. Mark's church as had previously been announced. Dodge, Velie, Chevrolet used ears. These ears aro In good condition at Iho right prices. Urown Motor Co. .'!-) North Kri.'nt. Phone tint. The now building of 11m C. 10 !ates Auto Co. will be ready by April 1st and to keep from moving any ol their present slock, prices i.'n tires, tubes, and all supplies have been cut. to make them sell in a hurry. Car owners will regret failure In lake advantage of this salo as there is every indication of big advances in tires, tubes, oils and nearly all other supplies. 1 Mrs. Alan Brackenreed, who had hoen at Sacred Heart lu.'.ipital for sev. eral months recovering from a severe attack of neuritis, left the city yes terday accompanied by Mr. liracken reed for Palo Alto, Calif., where Hhe will remain with relatlvos until the return of warm weather. Mr. Urnck enreed will return In a vcok or 10 days. On and nftor January 12 tho nines & Snider garago will bo open day and night. If Hemstitching 1 Oe per yard, thread furnished. Singer Shop, 1 1.1 V. .Main 3u; Tho company which . plays the "Twin Beds" comedy at the Pago theater tonight arrived in the city from Hod Muff, Cal., last night and the leading -members aro registered at tho Medford. " Ouaranleed sjirlngs for all cars. Hillings' Carriage & Auto 1'rks. tf , .So'uted. ofters for tho purchase of ;$,o.acrcft of timber lund in tho Hullo FnllH.divlrlct are being called for in an advertisement In another column of this "papor.ti The tnvnnr Is lulxioui-, To sell hild vith tho tlinber'srttiatli.'n fri 'Jackson count y as' It Is now. the juiecossful lilddor ought n make a nico'pie'co of -money. Wednesday noon 'Is' the 'Hate Mot. for opening' the lilds. ' lOiills.tnjeills 'last week at tile local jVmy .recruiting, sliil'ljon, , J 211 ,.Kast Iuln street, were, as follows: Jack L Alloil.i John ,-.V. dlngupy, i,I(li,'yd K. jlftliu; and Krauk ZlnlieJii The lasl iwo are veterans of tho world win and re-enlisted for tho 1 tin k corps. Onmp Meade, near Thill Imoro. Allen (jnllstqil forjlie Stlt tngjiiccrs. mount. cuV.uL.lOj I'aiio, Texas, and IJtiBiiay Joined for tho 7Sth Kleld Artillery. Camp (Irant, near Chicago. Reliable used cars. Urown Motor Co., 80-40 North Front, l'hone luo. , 2n:i .For Salo Now and second-hand machines. Singer Shop, 1 I a West Main, l'hone lilli-lt. Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Mon of Klam ath Falls, formerly of Medford, left Sunday ti; siend two weeks'or more In San Francisco and bay fities while Sir. Moe recuperates from a recent Severe Illness. .lust arrived. Car of famous Utah ton!. Valley Fuel Co. ' llo not. fail lo hear Mrs. Jean Mor ris Kills tonight nt First Methodist church at S o'clock. !!H Mrs. J. I,. Tracey of Minneapolis. P. Williams nf, San Franclsd.', W. II Jlarrlngton of Portland, and l.jeul. Alvin K. Robinson of Camp Lewis are nmong the guests registered at the Tlollaud who arrived Sunday. Tho Hoguo Uiver Valley Cunning Co. will now contract Ton Ip'jo sea bou'h pack of to-mutnes. heans, ber vies and all kinds of fruils. tf If it's cast Iron, steel, malleable, aluminum, brass or hron.e, we can weld il. Vulcan Welding Works, :i!i Koiith Front. Ulir.' tills Newbury was down lowu yes terday afternoon for a short v;ill, tor tile first time since bis attack ol the flu. and almost created excite meat among his friends because .! Ills emaciated appearance and lack ol normal weight. Tho famous Shasta tamales on sale now. Slinsta. Apply Zemo. the Clean, An tiseptic Liquid Easy to Ube Does Not Stain Creasy salves and ointments should not be applied if good clear tkin i, wanted, rtom any (Irnijitit for 'Site, or SI. (XJ for law wm, get a tmttleof Zctnn. When applied as directed it cffei'tively removes cejema, quickly stops itcliin, and heals skin troubles, al sores, burns, wounds and chalinc. It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zi-uio is a clean, ilependable and inexix-nsivc antiseptic liquid. Try it. as we believe nolliing you have ever Used is as cfjec tivc and satisfying. The E. W. Roar Co . Cleveland. O. MEDFORD IKON WpRKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Alieo atrent for Fairbanks ani Morsi Entrinea. 17 South Rlverldi. , The public Aihools of Grants Pass resumed their sessions this morning after having been closed for the past two weeks because of tho influenza epidemic, and each pupil from any family in which tliere had been sick ness of any kind yiihin tho past two weeks was reiiuireU to bring a health certificate. ) Ury oak wood $1.50 per tlor. Dry rails $l.eo. Phond 4I1-.I. 202 Veil will find MyTs. Jean Morris Kills at First Methodist church to night instead of at St. yiark's. 290 The C. W. H. M. of ho Christian church will meet at the home of Mis. A. .1. Ilanby, Wednesday after noi.n, instead of Tuesday as had been announced. A large al tendance is desired. Cracked cylinders, broken frames, crank cases, housings, a?:les, etc., welded good as new. Vtilenn Weld ing Works. i 2!ta' Ones, the ladios' tailor, will bo at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Flno woolens, latest styles nlways. , . tf Oregoaians registered at th Hotel Medford Sunday included E. I.. Judd of Astoria, S. T. Horsey or' Clide, W. Seviley of Klamath Falls;, M. .1. .Monlieth of Alliany, and Sam -Peters, II. 1,. Mi Kenzie, James S. Itced anil .). II. Zimmerman of Portland. When a casting or forging of any commercial metal breaks, bring it here for satisfaction. Vulcan Weld ing Works. ' , 2!r, Tho Medford Printing company has the l)e Luxe Multiplex cash hooka and other ruled books, looso leaf sys tem, also1 Inventory shoots. If you need these or any other hlnnk books or bills to fit any binder see this office and patronize homo Industries. tt The state conference of the Daugh ters of thu American Revolution, a chapter of which was recently organ ized In Medford, will convene nt Al biink next Thursday. Note change of mooting plaeo for .Mrs. Jean Morris Kills to First Meth odist church. " 2 !M) . Pylhians meet Wallet' Clleeson nt the Castle hall, March 1st. 2110 Mr. and Mrs. Chris IMrU-h and Lewis l'lrich or Jacksonville, scene of some or Oregon's most romantic his tory, aro guests at. the Oregon. Jack sonville Is aged and gray as compnrcd Willi some Oregon cities, and altho it does not c.'ccupy its once prom inent! place as the metropolis of southern Oregon and tho state's lar gest city, il has not yet. taken a hack seat. Portland Journal. llasiilns tor health. R. J. Red egga at DeVoo's. Mr. .and Mrs. F. II. Mathles and j S. Swennlng am among the Seattle visitors In the city. They are stopping- at the Holland.- -. i : ' ' Say, hiive you noticed all the chll- droit' and grown-tin ehl(dren 'watch-' lig 'that moving window ' display In' Paul's ISlectrlc Slorcv ' ,' . 29-1 l Save from (3 to $10 on a tiro nt liio tilg Balo "C, 15. Gutos Auto Co. tt 1 p- t .- . , ,- : r. -A. '' ' '. JJ..' ! ' t .. ...... . 1 ,-: - : A I '"Buy Your Seasons Tires NjOW v To speed up our clean-up we have made further cuts on a lot of standard sizes All fresh stock with guarantees of from 6000 to 8000 miles of service Get in on This Now Everything for your car cut to the bottom c i The regular monthly 'meeting of tho American Legion will be held at the Mooso hall on Front street, to morrow night. All ex-servlco men and women are urgently requested to be present. Have you seen the used car bar gains that we are offering. McCurdy Ilowno Motor Co. New spring Pacific Package goojs, models on display at the Handicraft Shop. 290 .Mary K. Fawcett, dean of (lie wom en's department of the O. A. C, will speak under the auspices of the Col lege Women's club at the public li brary tomorrow night at X o'clock on the subject. "Building Your (llrl." Kvery mother and daughter of Med ford is invited to hear her. Orros, tailors for won and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. A large number of (.'r?harillsts and orchard owners of the valley, who are niombors of the Oregon Growers Co-operativo association will be here to attend the organization meeting of the Medford Hection of that organi zation which will lie held at the pub lic library at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Prof. C. I. Lewis, organ ization manager of (be association, Seymour Jones, its secretary-treasurer, and J. (. Holt, earning and packing manager, will In? pvesent. Prices cut to tho tiottom-ot tho big salo. C. B. Cutes Auto Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. Waller It. Kllenson of Portland ami-two children arrived in the city this morning enroute to Los Aii;.eU's and will bo tho quests of Mr. and .Mrs. Harry G. 'Wortman until Thursday. Mr. tilecson is grand keeper of the records and seals of the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias and will attend tho meeting of Talisman lodge tonight. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotloro for Nultono. Phono G85-.T. . W. li. Walker, Medford agent tor the Standard Oil company, hals re turned from a business trip tc1 Port land. Silk drosses for girls from ton lo sixteen in roso, blue and brown. Handicraft Shop. 291! Niles Champlin of Colfax, Wash., William Hampson of San Francisco and II. 11. Adamson nf Kansas City, are registered at tho Nash. Got tho habll! Tiny shares now in tho Building and Loan. tf Jack H. Hodson, campaign secre tary of the American City l'urenit. who was taken sick in Ashland Fri day with symptoms of influenza, was back horo today on duly in the cham ber iof commerce expansion and mem bership campaign, 'altho still nufl'or- ing from a bad cold. Used Fords and Chevrolots nt the right prices. -McCtmly-Uowno Motor Co. '' - - ' i i J. U. Philp of the. i International Stiver company, nnd wife arrived In the city Sunday from Now York mid itre RueHtM lit the Mndfortl. -I .., r '' Beo-lVRi-'Wood & Co., Rm. 209 - Llhort.viiIIIdK., for flro lnnurance. tf Gates Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter have arrived home from Portland, having motored down In a new Cole roadster which thc-y purchased in tho state metropolis. It took them three days to make the trip. Hemstitching and pecoting. The Vanity Shop. Tho Flks club restaurant served IN 11 meals In January, which was 191 more than were served in the .same month a year ago. Hand-made waeM bonnets for ba bies. Handicraft Shop. 29U A limited number of French sou venir pamphlets have been recoived at the local army recruiting station to be given to men who served overseas in the world war. Tlicso pamphlets can he had by calling or writing the recruiting office, 12:i Kast Main street, or at tho Medford post, Amer ican legion. Carl Jeschko, high grado watch and clock repairing. 9 Fir street. Mrs. E. F. Guthrie arrived in Med ford Sunday after having spent the winter at Delmonte and Riverside, Calif. Cakes, French pastry and cream puffs at the Shasta. W.' II. Donaldson, assistant man ager of the Portland district of tho Standard Oil company, who has been hero two' days on business connected with tho local office, leaves this afternoon for Portland, making the trip in his lltiick Six. Slab wood for salo by tier or cord. Valley Fuel Co. Trove Lumsden returned to his position In tho Jackson County bank today nftor several months1 illness. Ills ninny friends were glad to see him. Try our merchants' lunch. The Shasta. tf Mrs. Walter Drown of San Fran cisco arrived Sunday for a visit with hor brother, Frank Preston and fam ily. For eye, ear, nose, throat see Dr. Heine. Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted. . .vi in icaiiuii ui pultun in Lilt: amount ot fiuu.nuu and state guar antee of Interest on this issue, for tho Grants Pass Irrigation district was decided upon at a mooting of the irrigation securities commission to day," says tho Salem Capital Journal. "The district covers an area of S000 acres in Josephine county. The money derived from the sale of this bond issue is to bo used in the construc tion of a temporary pumping plant and laterals for tho distribution of water to lands already under cultiva tion, t ,is expected that construc tion work will ,be stai'teiL within a short, time." . , , , Urunswicic pjionogrnphs on easy terms at Hale's Piano House: tf , For tho b.es, insurance, soe Holmes the Insurance Sinn. :, . .Alfred Carpenter has. left Colorado Springs, Colo., for homo after a two weeks illness there, with influenza. ' Tho famoiiB Snasta tuihaloa on salo no'iv. 'Shasta. -' ' '' ' Auto Californians stopping at the Med ford Sunday and today included Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wallace of l.os An geles and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Brown. Fred Baruch, Jr., W. H. Hammel and Robert B. Leopold of San Francisco. R. H. Hugg of New York City and J. Clark Chamberlain of Chicago are also guests. Picoting is tho neatest and quick est finish for ruffles. Handicraft Shop. 4 290 Mr. and Mrs. F. Isaacs aro homo from a month's outing In California. Shrine Hates to Kugciie Ceremonial Ono and a third rate on certificate plan. Sales dates March 2 to 0, re turn limit March 10. Two sleepers reserved, leaving Ashland terminal, train 16, Friday evening, March r., these cars being set out at F.ugcno for uso until return trip, probably Sun day noon on train 18. Make reserva tions early, notifying either Geo. W. Dunn, committee transportation, or W. H. Day, recorder. Box 19-1, Ash land. Ceremonial, Saturday, March ti. 290 Get the papers to build tires, per bundle, this office. 10c ii Neuralgic Paiiig Civ Way to Soothlnff Hamlin's Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective treatment for headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief. Its healing, antiseptic qualities can always be relied upon to prevent in fection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as good, too, for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold sores and canker sores. Get it from 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 Liver Whips pleasant little pink piUr, 30 cents Guaranteed. TOO LATE. TO CLASSIFY FOR SAL1! 'Bunch OF dairy cows and heifers, one fresh milk goat, ,ono pair breeding turkeys. Two miles north or .Medford, 1st brown house on Dollar avenue. 291 FOR SALIC Nine S. C. White Leg horn pullets now laying. Tancred strain, tfi.iu each. Phone S0B-.I. ' -19:: FOR SALK-x-Small Hup, $200. Jloscho magneto,- eloetrle lights; .good running order. . Uutler, Pal uco Rooms. 291 WAN-THIV-Rolb top desk, small size i preferred.!! Also one or two office r chairs. - State -price. Ans. i -care Hail Tribune, Box H. 290 Co Yes: S. S. Is Purely Vegetable Nature's iaate On the Market Half a Century. When you are in perfect health, ond are enjoying a strong and vigorous vitality, it is then that your blood is free from all impuri ties. You should be very careful and give heed to the slightest indica tion of impure blood. A sluggish circulation is often indicated by BLISS N ATIV E HERB TABLETS Mado from vegetable drugs, eon lain no calomel whatever, will uol salviato. Recognized for thirty-two years as a standard herb rnniedv lor CONSTIPATION, 111 LI O F S N F S S SICK HHAIUl'IIH. .'I1H',1.;STII.' IllSOUDKltKI) STOMACH, regulate tho K1DNKV and L1VHR, makes yi.'tt healthy,, strong and vigorous. Fach box contains a (il'A It A.XTWK coupon, and is sealed with a blue seal I i-ini' ttiignature of ALONZO O. BLISS. For sale by all leading druggists in boxes containing 200 doses lor $1.0(1 and a smaller size for S.,). lladu hv A O BLISS CO., WASHINGTON,' I). C. Adv. Of course, the small boy T meant a cucumber vine but, just the same, the idea is good. You can easily raise the most tempting table-delicacies, right in your own yard. It's just a matter of making a selection of Morse's Seeds always de pendable readily available. Five cents a packet at grocen, florists, dtug and hardware stores, etc., every whete. C C. MORSE & CO. " " 125 Market St. San Francisco Handled in Medford by Monarch Shed & Feed Co. 317 E. Main St. Old papers for tiullitlng tirtw umi Lhouse cleaning, lOehutnllo. "" Here's 1p ff to teeth, M II appetite, p The flavor digestion I 5 Jasts-and the ; & k electrically- ' $ sealed - V -A ' 1 i p package w brin2s flv ""fSlJ 1 to you with all its goodness perfect- Iv preserved. Wl & 1 Sealed ' ' tot, Um&MmW' wmMm ' ah" ifiif-iY'F am il JLiajvt Blood i reatment an impaired appetite, a teenng ot lassitude and a general weakening of the system. It is then that you should promptly take a few bottles of S. S. S. It will aid in cleans ing the blood and build up and strengthen t'ie whole system. S. S. S. is said by all druggists. Valuable information about the ldond supplv can be had free by writing to the Swift Specific Co., 50 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Tin PliPFFri r.UfclPAil Wc feature Tm Blu "Tlic Cracker for You" in Medford c s. hi in i;i n:i,i) liUOYVN ,v ititow.v V. K. CDNSOK . 1.. lAVII)SOX . ii;l.xi:v '. A. DKVOK X. il. (;i;i:i;it . . j W. It. (iAItltKTX (i. A. IfA.MMX IIITCIIISOX M'.MSDK.V HOTKL MI-:I1 OKI) f. .IKXSKX .lOXI'.S CASH SWIil-1 C. I. KltlllS Ml-:iH--OUl (KiAK STDltlO M. j;. M.MJSll .1. A. MOITATT I'll'tiltAS St)X I. K. SOI.ISS t: siLi.m.w WAKNKIt, WDIiT.MAX - CJOKB ti(K)l) CfOTIIUS 1 Alako I'liciu JsYoar-y KLEIN 1SS i:ast Main St.