Medford mail tribune., April 21, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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5TEDFORD srATTJ TRTBUKE, JfEDFORD. ' ORKCSON, WEDNESDAY, 'APRIL 21, 1920.
IdcalBiiefi
At the city council meeting lar.t
night the council and mayor unanim
ously approved the former stand they
took two weoka ago that they would
approve of no more general drives
for money until next fall.
Tablets and Bcratcli pads made of
news print, for school and office uso
for sale at this office tf
Dancing classes will lie formed In
iledford If sufficient number of peo
ple respond to the short summer
course of eight weeks offered during
May and Juue. For further purlieu
lars telephone rGG-J or apply at the
Medford Nat, Saturday, April . 24,
from 1 to 3. 2
.Tho wearing of overalls Idea la hit
ting Ihe high school boys hard and
more of them appeared In that garl)
yesterday and today. About 15 are
now wearing overalls at the school
sessions.
. PaXBon's "Superb" Dahlias. Cata.
loguo for postcard, or phono 11, It.
H. Paxson, Central Point. 37"
- iXotico! The H. H. V. Band danco
will be on Wed. cvo., April 28th.
Tickets $1.00. Dancing B to 12.
Orchestra .13 ploces. 2H
There will be no dance at tho Knt
tonight owing to tho fact that tho
dance for the benefit of the valley
hand lias been postponed for a week,
and will bo given next Wednesday in
the large hall with the full l.'i piece
orchestra of the hand.
Tru Hlu Gruhams best on earth.
Ask your dealer. . 29
Let's all Jazz down to tho senior
play Friday night. ..-20"
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
H. ,G. Millor at hoir homo on West
Elm streot thlB morning n seven
pound boy. 1
R. I. eggs at DoVoe't.
Notice! Tho R. R. V. Hand dance
will be on Wed. eve., April 2Kth;
Tickets $1.00. Duncing to 12.
Orchostra 15 pieces. 21!"
.Among Orogonlans stopping In the
city andwho woro guests nt Iho .Mod
ford on Tuesday and this morning
are H. L. Noborgall of Albany, 11. J.
Kalisky, O. O. (iootch, Win. W. Por
ter and H. 1. Morso of Kugeno, Chaa.
Horton of Klamath Falls and tho fol
lowing from Portland: L. F LeOarle,
W. F. Millor, F. W. Pumphey, J. II.
Powell', W. :C. Cnllor, A. A. Shcrtll,
Chas. B. Farior, A. 11. Ferguson, L.
Margulus, Kent A. Price, h. W. Kcon-
un, P. X. Johnson, Walter Dixon,
R. A. Campbell, -h. Rubenstuin, A. M.
Ashe, II. L. Cox, U V. llcx and F. II.
Toland. -
Demand Tru IBlu crackers and
cookies handled In Medford by Do
Voe, 11. B. Marsh, Hutchinson &
Lumadon, ,1. A. MoffuU, .1. IS. Bollss,
C. A. Hamlin, V. IS. Consor, Iluttor
field's Grocory, Warner, Wortmun H.
Core. . 2!i
A big evening of fun, Friday even
ing at tho Pago. 26
Alpha Delta class of tho Christian
church will moot with Mrs. Cunning
ham, 517 Park street, Thursday nt
2:30 p. m. Thuro will bo n short
talk on vital topics by C. M. Thonins,
n reading by 'Mrs. llolno, and a talk
on currant events by Mrs. Yothors
All members and friends are urged to
be present.
Medford Camp No. 00, Woodmen
of the World, will hold nnothur hlg
-class Initiation next Wednesday
night, April 21nt, to which till mum
bers of the order nro cordially ln-
vltod. 2
Notlco! Tho R. R. V. Hand dance
will bo on Wed. ovo., April 28th
Tickets $1.00. Dancing 9 to 12
Orchestra 15 pieces. 20
Mrs. A1. C. Stourns, n girlhood
friend of Mrs. .lohn A. W'esterlund
In Chicago whom sho had not seen
for 20 years, has boon her ruokI for
eovoral days, having stopped ofr here
onrouto homo from Venice, Calif.,
whoro sho had spent the wlntor.
See Medford t.nnd & Insurnnco
Agoncy, successors to D. R. Wood &
Co., Rm. 209 Liberty llldg., for fire
Insurance. - tf
"A Bachelor's Itomancr," Friday
ovening, April 211. ,'
According to tho Portland Journal
there are in storage In Portland at
this tlmo M.lifl" boxes of apples, the
greatest HUpply by far that has ove
boen housed In that city at one time.
For this Into period of tho season
tho holdings nro startling In tho ex
treme. That there were so many
.boxen of tipples remaining hero can
soarcoly If believe:! by the innie gen
erally, :iny:i 11.:' i'.ovH)'ipi:r. The to
la-, are o hu".e thi;t they m:'nn ovor
none t):-es !:;: evrv wliolrsalo tirni
In -iiy. i-,:.d -t tl -ve'iij c d that at
lor-at .!;!: if lln' have I't'.ly a few
odd hoxis on lurid. Market for up
pies Is extremely slow. Demand I
dragging on every sldu and much
stock Is being offered at reduced
values.
Auction sale of household goods,
Saturdny, April 24 at 1 o'clock sharp
,28 (North Front street. Wm. llriih
. auctioneer. '-'''"
'Notice! The It. It. V. Band dance
will bo on Weil, eve., April 2Slh
Tickets $1,110. Untieing I to I
Orchest ru .1 5 pieces. 2 li
Mrs. Henry Currier of -1211 ltentty
street, underwent a major operation
In tho Dow hospital this morning
Mrs. Currier will ho confined to the
hospital two weeks. Her condition
-18 favorable.
Boxod apples for sale nt Ileal'
Crook Orchards at $1.00 per box
Phone 4G8-J2. 25
, Jfou can't miss "A Bachelor's Ho-
mance." U'ago Friday. 2li
Callfornlans registered nt the Med
ford yoslordny mid oday Included ('.
B. Hain of llurllngame. A. M. Klein
of Los Angclrs, W. H. Trulnos of Sac
ramento and E. K. Myers and M.
Cooper of Ban Francisco.
The Palnce. l:'s new, 20
Alfred Carpenter arrived home
this forenoon from his business visit
at the state capftol.
For tho best insurance seo Holmes
the Insurance Man.
Parties having fresh vegetables to
sell phone The Palace Grocery, phone
109. 29"
At the public library at 8 o'clock
tonight President P. L. Campbell of
the I'niversity of Oregon who ad
dressed the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon this neon, will give a talk
in behalf of the two cent milluge tax
bill for educational purposes. Presi
dent Campbell arrived In the city this
morning from Ashland. The public
is urged to hear him tonight.
Auction sale of household goods.
.Saturday, April 24 at 1 o'clock sharp,
28 North Front streot. Wm. Ulrich
auctioneer. 2 0
A lovo story and a comedy, all In
one, "A llacholor'8 Romance." . Fri
day night. 2C"
The commercial fishermen at
Grants pass continue to enjoy some
good catches. Five boats brought
back 1700 pounds of salmon Monday
night for which tho fishermen are
now obtaining 18 cents a pound.
The Myers Cleaning Works have
Installed a completo plant at Central
Point and have Madson, tho expert
cleaner and dyer in chnrge. 20
A clever comedy, "A iHachelor's
Romance," at the Pngo theater. 20
Coming Friday, April 23, "A
Bachelor's Romance." 20
'M. (). Kvans of Snlem, tho field
agent of the Oregon Growers Cooper
ative association Is In the city on bus
iness, having arrived Tuesday. Ho
Is stopping at tho Holland.
Tho Palace. It's new. 2G
The members of the cast of "The
Bachelor's Romance," tho play which
will bo presented by tho senior class
of tho high school Friday night, will
attend In a body tho "Three Faces
Fast" performance to bo given to
night nt th Pago, as tho guests of
Miss Margaret Cottrcll, high school
English teacher and director of "The
Bachelor's Romance" performance.
When you want any hauling, mov
ing, etc., dono call 407-Y, Kelzur
Brothers Transfer Co. ' 39
If you havo a few tiors of dry stovo
or chunk wood or a cord or two of
try fir, oak, laurel or wantnnlta
wood that you aro not going to use
phono 8SC-X. : 27
John C. Rohy of Los Angolos and
A. W. Tyo of Seattlo are amongst tho
guests nt the Hotel Holland.
Prompt reliable sorvlco, satisfac
tion fully guarantood. City Cleaning
& Dyeing Co., 401 South Rivorsido.
Phono 4 71.
Auction sale of household goods,
Saturday, April 24 nt 1 o'clock sharp.
i8 North Front street. Wm. Ulrich,
auctioneer. 20
Mrs. R. V. Martin of Roguo River,
Is the guest of Miss Flora Sehmitt
nt Grants Pass.
illlg danco Eagle Point, Saturday,
April 24. Don't miss it. 29
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. J. K. Bartlott, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore.
'Mrs. E. K. Pemhor and C. K. Rob
erts of San FranclBco, nro tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Beokott, who is
tholr slater.
Don't forget tho Palace. 28
A few more bargains In fine Bel
gian hares. Call mornings. Bliss
Holno, 910 West Tonth street, Med
ford. 29
Mr. and Mrs. T, W. Williamson of
Yrokn aro guests ut the Holland who
arrived in tho city yesterday.
Drink Ltthla 'Mineral water for
rheumatism, stomach and kidney
troubles. Order from. Jackson County
Crenmory.
Lithla Mlnoral water by the case,
Jackson County Crenmory.
"Attorneys for litigants on both
sides in the suit of the J. M. Dougan
company against Klamath county
and others, the courthouso contro
versy, are nil here for the trial of the
cuse, which is set for tomorrow,"
Bays the Klamath Falls Herald. "K.
A. Reamos of Medford, and Harrison
Allen of Portland, who with C. F.
Stone of Ibis city, represent tho con
tractor, aro In town, and Jay Bower-
man of Portland, one of the counsel
for tho county and co-defendants,
has been here for svtral clays. Al
lied on defendant's side of the coun
sel table with Attorney I.owerman
are nearly half the members of the
local bar, -Including E. L. Elliott, F.
II. Mills, John Irwrin, C. M. O'Neill
and W. A. Duncan, district attorney,
and W. S. Wiley, deputy."
For Sale High grade car, looks
and runs like new; must be sold ut
once, party leaving city. Very cheap.
Room 403 Liberty llldg. 29
Look for the Palace. 26
The advance sale of tickets tor tho
Llks trip to Grants Pass, April 29th
is exceeding all 'expectations, many
Elks being wise enough to procure
their tickets early. A special train
will he chartered for tike occasion. .
We wrlto fire insurance. Redden
& Canaday, 32 N. Central, phono 720
Machines rented and repaired.
Singer Shop, phone 215-R.
G. W. II. Albert of Butte Fulls,
arrived in tho city Tuesday and is u
guest at tho Nash.
For Salo New and second-hand
machines. Slngor Shop, 115 West
Main, phono 215-R.
Orres, the ladies' tailor, will be nt
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
wcolens, latest styles always. tf
A miniature airplane suspended in
the outer lobby of tho Rialto theater
attracts much attention and is there
as an advertisement of "Tho Great
.ilr Robbory" film, which begins its
run at that theater tonight.
Ixok for tho Palace. 2G
'Broken forgings and castings, all
shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded,
reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan
Welding Works, 39 South Front St.
Judge U. A. Gnrdnor has been tip
from Jacksonville this week, called
hero by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. James. Ashland Tid
ings. Tho Myers Cleaning Works saves
you money on clothes cleaning and
dyolng. FlrBt-claBS work guaranteed.
Phone 350-J. We call and dollver. 2 0
Hnvo you tried the Lithla Mineral
woter ' from the- Jackson County
Creamery. It has great medicinal
value. - -
J00 ITETBLASSIFY
FOR SALE Auction salo of house
hold goods, Saturday, April 24, at
1 o'clock sHiarp. 2S North Front
Htrcot. Win. Ulrich, auctioneer,
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FOR SALE 11 aero orchard in Ash
land, partly In city limits: apples,
cherries, 'peaches; modern eight
room house, all city conveniences
and wonderful viow of valley. City
water for irrigation. Soo owner,
Mrs. L. P. 'Black, or phono 798-.M.
31
FOIl SALE 'My modern six room
homo on West Main street, fur
nlBhod or unfurnished. Phone
'798-.M or seo owner, 1517 West
Main. Mrs. L. P. Black. 31
WANTED Teamster for ranch
work, middle-aged man preferred.
iF.deu Volley Orchard. 2S
FOIl SALE Milk goat and threo
kids, weaning age, $50.00. 24 7
Realty street. 2S
WANTED -Man
Cafe.
waiter. Gusher
The frost of last Sunday morning
u.u no commercial damage, but here
and there in the low lying sections of
the valley nipped a few cherry and
peach trees, the most of which need
ed thinning anyhow.
Delco-Light Electricity for every
farm. J. E Bartlott, Medford Hotel,
Medford, Ore.
Houses for sale. Jackson County
Building & Loan association.
J. E. Nordstrom, former navy re
cruiting officer here, and now re
tired, left today for San Francisco
and Los Angeles after a several days
visit in the city.
The Chamber or Commerce Is a
clearing bouse fo community
thought and action. Join. tf
Rolled barley $78.00 a ton at
Watklns Foed Storo. . 28
The weathor prediction of a light
to heavy frost for tonight again Is
discomfiting to tho orchurdists, who
arc hoping that the frost will be side
tracked like last night, for which the
prediction was the same. Neverthe
less hey are prepared for heavy
smudging. Conditions seemed ripe
early last evening for a heavy frost;
but it remained cloudy and the wind
died away.
' You ought to Insure your auto
with Redden & Canaday, 32 N. Cen
tral. Phone 720.
Girl wanted to sow furs. Call
Itnrtlotfs Fur Shop, 115 West Mslrt
street.
Mrs. B. R. Greer and sister, Mrs.
Viola Hall were hjjl'o'from Ashland
yesterday. as the guests of Mrs. S. S.
Smith. .
Guests from a distance at the Med
ford aro Mr. and Mrs. William Beatty
of Black River Falls, Wis., A. Ma
gulro of Winnipeg, Wis., H. Schull of
Now York city and Chas. Kemper of
Minneapolis.
Old phonographs and records
bought, sold and exchanged. Doug
lass, 101 S. Central. Phone C15-J.
Hemstitching 10c per yard thread
furnished. Singer Shop, 115 West
Main.
An event of interest scheduled In
the near future is the May Day ball
which will be staged at the Medford
Nat on May 1st. Preparations arc
under way to make this affair one of
the big events of the spring social
season. (Numerous specialties will be
introduced at this time, the nature of
which will be kept secret until the
night of the ball. ' ' !
For eye, eat, nose,' throat see Dr,
Heine; Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted.-
Big dance Eagle Point, Saturday,
April 24. Dott miss.it. 29
Your Bprlng sult: best woolens,
reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor,
East Main, upstairs.
Frank W. Hubbard left last nlghl
for Spokane on a business visit. j
Suits - sponged 'and 'pressed, 75c
Our delivery at 'your service City
Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Phono 474.
A. P. & A. 81.
Special Communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Wednesday
evening, April 21. Work-in
E. A. degree several candidates.
By order of the W. M. , I
20 ' L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. :
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YOUR
Coffee Expense
Buy the Famous
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The Quality Coffee
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IN THE FIVE POUND CAN
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J. A. Moffatt and H. G. Launspach have purchased and will
take charge of the Kribs Grocery at 132 West Main Street
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
And will be pleased to see all the old customers as well as
others who want the best of everything in our line at the low
est possible prices.
We have both had experience of several years in this line and
will run an up-to-date grocery. "SERVICE" will be our motto
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Moffatt & Launspach, Props.
132 W. Main
Phone 109
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You, of course, want a new spring SUIT
and OVERCOAT.
: You will want OURS when you see
them. We will fit you like the '-pealing
on a peach." Our clothes for men also
have STYLE and CLASS. "
To dress well is a DUTY every man
owes to himself; it helps him to succeed.
Try it.
Nifty HATS and FURNISHINGS for you
also.
Our GOODS are GOOD: our PRICES LOW.
DEUELS'
DOJSEil THAT? j wasiw''
v ' AMD 1'VC GOT)
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The man who has a nice balance to'his credit in our
bank can aiways smile.
His money is SAFE;ihe knOws it. Reliable MEN of
known financial standingancl business ability conduct
the affairs of our bank.
We take an interest in our customers. We'are always
glad to advise with our customers. We. keep all business
matters confidential.
Come in.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
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HEADQUARTERS FOR SAVINGS
IF the Fiist National Bank gained 110 great
er recognition than that of "Financial Homo
for the Thrifty," we believe wc would feel
satisfied that we had contributed -no small
benefit to the community at large.
Get your youngsters into the habit of bring-
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ing their savings here for deposit.
vie First National Bank'
Medford Oregon
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