Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI rani! six ' STEDFORTJ MATH TRTTTOm HrEDFOTin, OTtfiGOK, WEDNESDAY. MARCH .11. 1f)20. A WONDERFUL HELP' At Two Stages of Life Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Made Mrs. Fair : burn Strong And Well. Chattanooga, E.; Piukliam's F BE CELEBRATED BY Tt-nn. "I used I.ydia Voctabli' Compound buiori; n iv buhy t-niue when I .could no longer Uf-i tip. It BtrennthiMicti my buck und relievi-d T V'", ""Im; 111 L lo.-ul rUnvi-w (1 c v e 1 (I ) H lit Hllfll tillli'H. It lll'ljit'll Hit wunde rfully. Tluit was my liit experi ence with tilt Vee table Compound. 1 vara utteruanls took it during the Cliunyc of I. if a and ?;ot along so well 1 wcan-Hy ever had to its down during tint diiy und seldom bad dizzy fainting spells. 1 am now wt'll and strong, can do all my Jioiihu work with perfect ease and it ih a com fort to me to bo abb; to say to other sull'cring women, 'Take Lvdia K. Pink liam'a iiiedicim; ami he utrong.' I will be glad to have you nt my iiuiiim if it will be the mean of helping an one." Mrs. It. A. Kaikim kn, tKHi Orchard Knoll Avenue, Chattanooga, J'eiin. For forty yearn thin fumoua root and lierb medicine )iiih been pre-eminently Hijccetmful in rout rolling tin; diseaaeH of women. Merit alone, could have utuod thin tent of tune. Storage Batteries Do Not Care for Themselves Tho Btornge bulimy requires ho lit tie at tent ion that this Ih really the chief reusLU why it is neglected by the motorist, according to lint belief of M. H. vVnlkur of Auto Kluctiie Kfiuipmcnt umpimy, i;.SI. Service Station ropreMontatlvo Tor ihl din trlct, who expressed hiinnelf thus: "Motorists havo tho Idea Hint be cause their work in caring for a but. tery up pours quite Himplo thoy would be sato If they left, the hutlery alon altogether. They go along on thin Ihecry until suddenly the engine re fuses to turn over when tho Hiurtiiu wilch Ih closed. Then what happens? I hey dig out their book of instruc tloiiH or Inlrodueo themselves for the first time to a I'SI. Service Station "After this unfortunate experience it dawns on the motorist that his bat tery. like his engine, is a hit human like nf tor all. am! re Hires a little attention once in a while, lie has also Jearned that u visit now and again to u USI. Service Stallon will repuy lilm in giving his battery longer lease on life. i "Aly opinion is that tho ear-owner should not only give his battery 'little attention,' but also havo a fair understanding of all its component -parts. Then he can go off on long autcmohilo tours, far and away from all service ritatlons, and rest easy that nothing Is going to occur at the wrong moment. "Of K-'eat importance is the motor 1st s knowledge of bis battery s plates. lie should study into the solid construction and groat durabil ity of the macliluu-pasled plate which Ih a wido step in advance of (he old hand-piiHted variety. If he knows his plates are iuund he can rest assured that whatever troubles may be devel oped through wear in I he other parts run he (iilckly remedied. Adv rn packets everywhere Thouch vegetables cost a lot in market you can have them in plenty, without paying so much! And better vege tables, and fresher! Just a little space a little care and Morse's unfailing seeds. You can get them at grocers, florist, drug and hardware stores, etc.. everywhere. " C. C. MORSE & CO. "" 125 Market St. San Francisco Morse'sSeeds 1 , ..Handled in Med ford by Monarch Seed & Feed Co. i 317 E. Main St. .siii,an'I), M.in-h :t i . r:..i.a Kri- Inv. Ainil J. this ivi-i'k will In- oli-si-rvcil with due soliiiiitiitv. T!imo will In- a liiir uiiinii scrvii'c at tin.' Viiiini llii'iilri' tho hour licinir I'him rJ::ill In 1 n. in., in which nil I In- ; invitcil In niirti'! - p:ui'. 'l'lii si-rviro will In hold nniii'i' iiii-'liii'i's nf tin- Mihisli'H.'ii iissoii:i liiin. nnil is tirt'iiniiliurv In Ihi' .Invfiil KiisIit iuinivi'i-iirv on SimhIiiv, Ainil I. :it tho Mi'thiiilist ilmii-li wllicli will hi- :illnnli'il l v Kni'.'hts Ti'iiuiliir I'nmi A-hhn.l .Mi'ill'iinl. .Iiii lisunvilli! anil (Iijinls I'mns, Ihc 'I'lii'i'iil niihlii :iN'i ln'iiiLr invited tin (iililri'ss tn hi (.'ivi'ii hv Ki'V. William Wiilhu'ii VniinL'siin n' I'oi'lhiiiil. At thi' l'r(t.shvtnrini rhnri-h in tin cvi'iiiiiu' thr'i'o will 'In n siM'cinl innii'Jil scrvii'i'. l-'di'iniT Ii'sim'S nf tliu 1'iitniis iihutti stiiilin lici-i' the .M.'ii'hh' i'n in i I vr. nd;i livrs nf liillv Aliii'hh'. the fiininn I'liini'ilinii, iiri' now loi'itli'il in Ctriitnil town. Mrs. Alnni Christimi I.vnn nf tinn ni-ll, fnwn, w.-is in Aslilmnl nn Tncs- ilnv. f:i i liritr nimn Mr. nnil Mrs. W. tl. Ihiv ini'iili'iit tn ii visit witli hiT sister nt.Ililt, Mrs. Sumner Biunn, v1mse liuslijinil is one of the l-Yuiljiriiwers Siinplv eomiinny. Mrs. I. von is the wil'e o' Lietemmt. A. t'. Lvon, I'or some time tins! serving with the eolors in eastern Siheria anil China, nn in on the ivnv lo Sun I'Vaneiseo to meet her huslianil. Mr. nnil Mrs. Itnhert Vininir nre here visilinu' with relatives, on lln wiiv north to Knirhanks, Alaska, aftei having uasseil a sharn ot the winter in Southern 4 'iilit'itiniii. The Kllison-While eliaiitaiiiiiin manauement have the I'aouUv of levv inu upon Aslilnml mid 'i'alent to assist them in their eiilertuininenl work holh at home mid ahroad. In addition to the Messrs. Keeil, Hunter and Mellin trer, Ihev have also reouisitioned the siM-viees o' J, II, Kiillei', mummer ol the Ashland eliHutauiiua, who has joined their J'orees in Texas for work throughout the south until the loeai asseinhlv is in session here next Jul v. The rreshvterians will eat, drink and he meriv (it the liiir dininj event Wednesday eveninir, Mareh :tl, inark- iiiL' the dale ol' the miuual n I inu of the etinureuatiou, a soeial reunion hi'intr a nreliminarv to the reuulai liltsiuess session. The ladies of Trinilv (Juilil have marked Thursday, April 8, as the date I'or liulilintr a lui.aar nt Hie par ish house al'ternoon mid eveninu-. Manv will lememher Dr. V. A. Hall who used to live in Ashland, lie wn-i u relired railroad engineer, studied denlistrv and pnietised here for a :iiue. Ahoiit three veai-s iil'o he le turneil east und died recently til liuldwiiisville, N. V. Due to injuries' received louu since while in railroad employment, lie was handicapped hv physical infirmity, lint possessed men tn lit v of a liiuh order. Intense in his convictions mid correspouiliuuly oitspoken, he was nevertheless, a lidiial fellow ami uuivcrsallv well liked. liev. W. H. Stewart, pastor-al-latw of the ltaptist deuoniinatiou in this stale, occupied the pulpit of the loenl church lust Sunday mornine.. pr.'ach- imr on the theme of "The New World .Mivement. Harold Simpson, Fred Schuerniun, .iieieiiitu Heaver and l.erov Ashcralt "ic mi e local students at the slut nniversiiv, nim ,ave returned from Kimciie for the Kaster hoiiiecoiuina vacation. HeiMirls indicate that the .I. l, Casey fainilv will ilispiVse of prnperlv interests here and pcrinnnonllv lo- ' i Southern ( alifoi-niu. Miss llclcne, direct from Siinta M ollil-il. is Mere Icmpoi'anlv makim; iirrati!:e nicnls to that effect. A tniyedy recently hanpi'iied in Ih,. W. It. I'olloi k family of Vreka. par lies who are well known here. Wliik--iidit-.sociiu; aloiiL' Ihc Coliimliia lh..l,. the vicinity of Shi nr.l-. Dell, a noted scenic spot on tin, Ihorouu'hfiire. Mis. pollock, overcome Willi Imntness. accldclilolli r,.ll iiown a . hi l and was iustMi.iU- I III...I lainilv were in IWllnn.l 1,1 ,11. ten, I the weililnc; of a lirother. Mr. I'olloek is a Ica.liii'j nifi-.. Ii 1. 1 ,,r Vreka. I'orlil'v in.. Ihenisi'lves for Hp. ac tive season aporoachiiix- in lin;,.... "id pleasure circles alum;- the line of auto conveyances. Dr. (i. '-, lircL'-; has a new I'oid Sedan; Jesse Neil 111 the -iihurliau ilisii, , ;1 C,,n,nml s,V; A. M. Heaver, a ChcMolet; Jesse I la rv a l'nr.l. -To tl 1 l.-.l I,., it, hall he taken awav." or words to Ins el feel, inasmuch ,,s ..i..l,...l. lately stole two coils lV.,1.1 II w I'lcl'rcn's laithfnl , Konl. Ihto Winter, with otfices in the lornier Wlntcd icwelrv si.oe 11,., Iiusicsi m:lll n, t,mni o:,,e jn;. i ,1,,. 'coiilc s tilhos as ta.-alhiM-..i- ,l,,i. till' period which is wnmn.. 1. ..1.. ."! now and April ."1. 1 1 1 . - 1,, , .1..,. race as apnlvini.. ,,.ci ,mi,. Iannis ni'iialii,. il.e 1.... ,,,..,,,.1.... Tile llllenirhaii has laki ver III.- illev III ll.-V hue. i,l,n,. I,..i. hire and .UcdlWd and i, .,.,1 ,n. a lii-miil new schedule of aiiils i 1 . icnuruiros liclwcen iliese towns liitcrineiliate noun,. h stahli-hcd ami ealai-jcd on oiiciiicllt Hums than ever. This nienrer simplifies matters as to trans, porditioii facilities. The Naarene chnivh is i,- . sc-ene of a revival heiliL' held hv the Siiffields, Key. l'iV, ami W1(, Wu0 Sure Relief oi 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RE LL-ANS blrOR INDIGESTION will conduct, the evaiiuelislic c;i in 1 j.i i o until ahoiit the middle of April. I'hil M'clsi-han, Sr.. pioneer of f)re imiii, and well known resident of Port land, died rcceiilly in that eilv. His funeral was attended hv Mrs. Marv Whilnev of this cil. a near rela'iv. ol the family. The (lirl's (lice cliih of the Stale rniers'lv, followiiie' in the wake of the hoy's or-junizntion of O. A. ('.. will uive n concert in Ashland nl the iniiaj theatre on Saturday evenine-. April :l, the iiroL'i'iiui heiim replete wilh collem solids, i-levcr skits, solos anil catchy parodies, Anticipatim.' May I hy llrrlv duvs, a perfect hetrira of people and pos sessions on the move has set in all over town. Sam MrNuir. in no fur ther mood to ohev the iiiauilalcs of vacatim-: properly on short notice, has purchased the l-'inley place on the Scenic Drive. In Icuviinr the (In, n: iloiiiicile on l.aurcl street, that home will he occupied hv Dr. W. 10. Ulake. The I.. ('. I lit ii ti family will move from the Holmes property, corner of Norln Main and Laurel streets to the 1 tit 1 -die home on Laurel street up towards the heitrhls, a "move" which implies thai Kicjinecr K. II. liurke will oc cupy the plai,-e vacated hv the Dunns. In thrt meantime Harry Tomlinson. iiinniiuer of the ice planl, will loc-ite on the I'aulsoii place. Oak street, va cated hv the Itiish family, he havim: purchased this fine hoiiie place sonic time nun, possession to he uiven April 1.. It. (.. Hmlev lias moved to u prop erly lociiled at the Almond street intersect ion of the Nob Hill ulira fashionahlc residence center. Mr. Hailey has lately resigned his rail road position and is now connected wilh Hie I'owell transfer service. The II. A. Sluarns family, lately arrived from Albany, are occupviiis- the llol ley place on (Intuitu street. Isaac Crisp, of the Nehla Cafe, has hoinrln Mrs. Susie Neil's propertv on upper Laurel street. The Whelpley fainilv. newcomers here, have hoiis-ht the Les lie home 011 Iowa street. Keports art I hid on ortiboiil May I the Blue fain ilv win vacate the old familiar Tozc. hotaesteiiil on Lititrcl street, a lanil mark of West Ashland for laaiiv years. 1 ivice I inure THE GLORIOUS LADY" AN APPEALING STORY "The (Morions I.adv." Olive Thom as' picture which bemin a thri'e-dav cllL'tnienieiit at u. Lil.rv ,,,lv yesterday, is as novel as it is Ihrll - '''l'' scenes are laid in Kimlanil and Ihc authors, Mary M'arillo mid I'.ilniiinil llouldiiii;, have been faithful lo traditions. It was directed hv Cleorue Irviuu noted for his perfect ''I"" ' in staue-cral'l. In pre- Piiriinr Irs scenes the director has chosen his settin-s wilh rare dis- t'l'""lll,lli rciiliiu; a picture thai appeals lo holh mind 11 ml eve. Miss Thomas brines all I,,.,- benui und charm and a new clement of artislrv to the role of Ivis lieiison. tlie peasant ei,- h,, ,.. ,, 1........ ot Loanic and never has she made a renter im-:iI Hiau in this odd char acterizalion. It i ,., ,,,, (ills lor extreme delicacy and skill ami the successliil manner in which she car ries the roh. is noteworthy, "Should a Woman Tell"" to ,, old question said t be answered 'in a very new- way. Alice l.nk.. 1, ous-eyeil. maRnelie. and eniphalleullj .... ...iiess nun nrains. is Hie voiiiik Kirl around whom ihc ureal question " '-1 sue who is hroiisbi lace lo fa.e. as mo manv v,.in. ..1..1.. are with the realizal loii "that even wilh all the modem Idea r. u... eiiuallty of 1 he seven there still re mains nlil-lash oac.l i.leiiM .,l.i i,.. standard in morals. t Christie ci aiedv "His i.,0i..,. 'oice." and a 11 I'.'IV 'Miitntrei. V. the added ffatums uf the prosram " " "i"-ns louay rer a four day run. DRIVE AWAYHEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dan cers of "headache medicine." Relieves headache and that miserable feeling from colds or congestion. And it acts at once! Musterole is a clean, white oint ment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and docs not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum bago, all pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size 1 1 11 . M m HI Get Goodyear Tire Economy for That Smaller' Car Just as owners of the highest' priced auto mobiles get greater mileage and economy out of Goodyear Tires, so can the owners of smaller cars similarly enjoy Goodyear, advantages. " The 30x3-, 30x3V2, and 31x4-inch sizes of Goodyear Tires are built to afford a money's worth in performance and satisfaction which only the utmost in experience, resources and care can produce. , This extraordinary money's worth begins not only with the merit of these tires, but also with the first cost, which in most cases is no greater, and sometimes actually is less, than that of other makes of the same types of tires. Go to the nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for Goodyear Tires for your Ford, Chevrolet,Dort,Maxwell,or other cars taking these sizes. He is ready to supply you Good year Heavy Tourist Tubes at the same time. 30x 3'2 Goodyear Double-Cure fabric, All-Weather lrcad 30x3! Goodyear Single-Cure -f er Fabric, Anli-SUd Tread Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that reinforce casings properly. Why risk a good casing with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more than tubes of less merit. 30x3V2 size in water- 450 proof bag . ' ,., Wo Carry a Complete Line GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Medford Service Station Corner Main Street and Pacific Highway. Be. U. S. rat. Offlc. Complete Stock of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES "i ii ii j . r i n i ripn T. Trpirhlpr Mnrnr Cn "We handle a complete line of GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES Medford Auto Co. It Will Look Like New If you use the right dye on your soiled hat. We have it in all colors. Heath's Drug Store The San Tox Store Fifth and North Riverside Telephone 11 The Dow Hospital Graduate Nurses Only Special Attention to X-Ray Cases. Dear Madam: Yon are interested in the better way ti oh "electrically." Ard that yon may have an opportunity to more thoroughly investigate the possibilities of the electric raiu;e. Miss 15. K. (Jalvin, Home Kcoiu mist. of the Kdison Electric Appli ance Co., Inc., Chicago and Ontario. California, cordially invites yon to a special demonstration at our store each afternoon from April 5th t 10th. CALIFORNIA-OREGON POWER CO. 'Jioo .Medford, Oregor.