Medford mail tribune., April 13, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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OIL FACTS
S12 Throckmorton St., Kt. Worth, Tex
'J'lie Itoxue Kiver Vitlley Cnnnin
Co., is preparini; to do btinincKS on
a much larger scale this year, and are
imltinr in more equipment. , Thev
were crowded for storace last veil
and have purchased the properly
corner Hit li and Southern I'acil'ic
(racks and are now ImililiiiL' a ware
house anil cold storatro 00 hv 70 i'et
to furnish better Ktorinsr and shippini
facilities.
They have also purchased the half
block iust across the street east of
where they nro liuildin'.' tlio ware
house for a new cannery sito.
Jllcssrs.' Hullis and fikewis nre the
owners of the cannery, and did a
splendid business last year and wi
can all tho products they can secure
this year. 'J'hey are now advertisinc
for tomato ncrcaire.
HALL PROPERTY
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PAtTT TONIGHT
I j ,T 1 J Price fS.-ic 85o $1.00
Includes Wur Tax.
GEORGIA
SEASON
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W1TCH FOR THE
STREET
NOW
SHOWING
Tomorrow
and
Thursday
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Have voti set that old alarm
clock of yours so's -not to
miss the peppiest proqramme
In Mcilford?
BETTER HURRY!
'causo it's a rip-roar-Inii,
tlouhle- h e a dc d
. whirlwind of laiiflhs.
CHARLES RAY
IN HIS LATEST AND BEST
"ALARM-CLOCK ANDY"
A story that "goes off" for an hour and a half
and gains speed every minute ,
The stammering tale of a stuttering salesman
who couldn't sell a 5 gold piece for a dime
THE PICTURE THAT RINGS THE BELL
ALSO
De Haven Comedy Paramount Magazine
25c
War Tax
Iih'IihIinI
LIBERTY
25c
War Thy
Included
The St. Mirk's hall buildim: nt the
corner oi Went Main street anil North
llollv fitrcct will irobablv soon pass
into the possession of the Jlasonic
lodires of Medf'ord, ns ten prominent
local Masons have taken a ninety-
ilav option on the h'm structure for
the Indue, nnil efforts are bcini;
mude to form . a stock company
ainom; the Masons to take over the
property at n consideration which is
riot made public.
If the stock company purchase
plan uinonir the lodges fails to ma
terialize, the ten men who put' up
tho $1"j(I0 option will themselves pur
chase the two-story stone structure.
which has a frontatre of 100 fect or
more on West Main street nnd 00 feet
on North llollv street.
It is rcirardcd as an exceptionally
nood buy for the Indues, as St. Mjirk's
hall on the upper floor needs very lit
tle fixintr to serve as a commodioiii
lodire room, anil much of the rest of
Ibc floor, now occupied mainly bv of
fices would provide nmplo ante and
other rooms for loduo purposes. The
street floor could be subdivided into
four store rooms on West Main street
the rental of which, together with
that from a few office rooms up
stairs, would so a lone way towm-us
eventually pavinu for the investmen
1 he 1 n i i III in is at present leased bv
tho Mcilford auto company, which it
understood has iriven notice that
t will not. renew its lease, which ex
pires in May.
J. II. C'oolev, netinsf for the lodges,
recently visited Portland to conclude
option negotiations with the legal firm
of that city which lias chnrco of the
sale of the buildinu.
In connection with tho proposed
sale of this property thero ulso has
been n rumor that Madam Dowd Jef
fefs has purchased tho fifty-foot lot
on North Holly street, immediately
ail.ioinina tho St. Mark's hall buildin
from St. Mark's church. When nskeii
about this today Madamo Jcffers
said it was a mistake. Sho had been
nctfotiitlimr for the purchase of the
ot and had made an offer which wa
not accepted, anil therefore, she ban
lven up her option and had called the
deal off.
RAY BLACKBURN
BUYS J. T. GA6N0N
AT PAGE TflNIGHI
The modern minstrelsy evolved
from the colored race. The neirro, if
he can bo restrained from beeoniimr
selt-couscioiis, makes the best nuns
trel man. Any person is sure of a
Rood lauuh if they can hut bo nroiim!
u group of negroes thirty minutes
without the latter knowing they (
near because then the colored man is
perfectly natural.
There have been many colored
minslrel shows, which were unsntis
factor.v in thcin entertainment be
causo tho colored performers wer.
sctf-coucious ad did nut act natural.
The Famous (icorgin Minstrels have
always been I'orlunato in having as a
manager olio who was familiar with
the peculiarities of tho negro mid
knew iust how to get tho performers
to exhibit Ihafpcculiar humor so well
known among the Southern darkies.
Air. Arthur llockwald, (ho present
company malinger, is nntive of Ihc
south and has assembled a company
of performers that arc not posers, but
real cnlerlainers.
They will ho at tho Pago theater
tonight.
R. R. STRIKE FLARES UP
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cd two weeks ago with a walkout of
switchmen on the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St. Paul railroad, conditions wi re
sufficiently improved today to per
mit lil'liug of several embargoes
placed a week ago. Kailroad offic
ials estimated 23 per cent more
freight was moved at Chicago yes
terday than on any other day since
the strike started.
The Illinois Central road reported
freight traffic at Chicago was mov
ing SO per cent of normal. Tho Chi
cago, Milwaukee ami St. Paul rail
road had 111 switching crews and re
ported nearly normal.
When you gjt
few lulilels of "Pane's liliinen'-
sln" lirliiR relief almost aa soon as
they reach the stomach.
'Tape's Diapepsin" by neutralizing
the aridity of the stomach, instantly
relieves the iOoA souriiiK and fermen
tation which causes the nilsery
making gases, he.irtbitrn, flatulence,
fullness, or pnin in stomach and In
testines. "Pane's Plapepsin" helps regulate
disordered stomachs so fuvorlle foods
can lie enlen without causing distress.
Costs so little at drug stores. Adv.
What is generally known ns the
greatest come back in Medford's his
tory is that of Kny lilaekburn. who
with n broken back and whose physi
cal condition hns aroused universal
sympnthv hero for tho pnsfc two years,
now becomes one of the city's busi
ness men, having embarked in tho re
tail wood business today. He has,
with the aid of friends, iust purchas
ed the woodynrd interests of J. T.
Oagnon, including $30001 worth of
.wood, nnd will manage this business
from his wheel chair. ,
This courageous and ambitious man
of 32 years of age, who despite his
awful infliction has never lost hone
since the time of tho necident in which
his hack was broken not only hopes
to make a good living for his wife
anil child nnd himself in the wood
business, but ulso hns other plans in
mind in n business way. Ho even
feels confident lid will yet bo nblo to
walk.
lie retains the old Gagnon wood
yard location on South Fir street
and lor the .present will also take
orders at 502 South Grape street and
over phono No, 519-J. He hopes to
soon' ostablish his woodyard office
at a handy location on Mjiin streto.
Mr. Blackburn was injured two
years ago last August when he wns
operating the Jacksonville street car.
lie had just hauled a car load of logs
to the Applcgatc lumber company mill
in Mcdford, nnd wns assisting the
mill men to unload tho lora when one
of them fell on him, breaking his
spine and a rib, and .inflicting other
injuries. His lifo was despaired of
for a long time afterwards, but his
indomitable pluck together with good
medical and surgical attention finally
brought him to the present stage of
being able to wheel himself around
in a ehair. He has only been able to
sit up at nil since last June and has
just been able to operate a. wheel
chair unaided for" n week or so.
THE UNDISPUTED HIT OF THE YEAR
FROM COAST TO COAST
STARTING TOMORROW
All This Week
K ' M
SHOWING
2:15. 7:15
and 9:15.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Gut out this slip, enclose with Sc
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
namo and address clearly. You will
receive in retunwa trial package con
taining Foley's Money and Tar, for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and Tjack;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladdor ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for consti
pation, biliousness, headacfio, and
Blugglsh bowels. J;
FOR YOUR
COMFORT
You may secure a
seat durina the mat
inee .
EVENINGS???
MALE AND
FEMALE"
Will be shown for
four days closing.
Saturday night,
April 17.
Last Time
TONIGHT
Tom Mix
"Speed Maniac".
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Speed Maniac"
1 MANNS The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I
I $25,000 Sale of Men's Things f
The Great Success of This Sale is
Proof That Our Prices Are Right
j We Had to Turn People Away Saturday 1
Plenty of Goods Left for Everybody 1
NOTE THESE BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY;!
CANVAS GLOVES
Splendid quality. Worth 25c to
day. Special 2 pair for 25
MEN'S SUSPENDERS "
23 dozen extra fine suspenders,
up to $1.00 values. This gjjg
FLANNEL SHIRTS
Good quality in grey. ., Cheap at
$'3.00. Very special CO 10
each QiL7
CASHMERE HOSE
Men's Straw Knit and Heavy
Cashmere Hose, $1.00 values.
50c
Sale price
Pair
MEN'S HOSE
Engineer and Fireman's Hose.
Worth 35c today. Special 4 Q
pair ..! IwL
HICKORY SHIRTS
Best quality. Cheap today at
$2.50. Verv special P IQ
each tfl.iO
OVERALLS
Best Grade Union Made Overalls
$2.69
, All sizes and styles.
Special, pair
MEN'S TIES
Four in Hand, all silk Ties. $1.50
values. Special Qfif
each tJcL
LINEN COLLARS '
Men's Slide Well Linen Collars.
Worth today 30c. Sale 4 Qn H
price lOt jj
(3 for 50c) g
LEATHER BELTS
M.en's extra fine' grade leather S
holts, tip to $1.00 values.. FQp
Sale price, each DC
MEN'S SHIRTS ' (
M.en's soft finish negligee shirts. H
Cheap today it $2.50. &4 fa M
ilc price, each $J.t)U
HATS
M.en's soft felt Hats. All sizes H
and colors, $5.00 values.
bale price, each
$3.50
r;r:"t.:r Manns Annex ;:;
overcoats.
om
rrv x nrr . uemrai Ave.
J TO Next to Schieffelin's Old Stand, Cuthbert Bldg. $9.50 to $45.00 1
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