Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPXOH TWO MEDFOIW MATE TRIBUNE, MEBFORD, OIM'GOW WEDNKfcDAY, MAY 3. 1020. IbcalBridS Tho frost danger is apparently again over for a short period uh only fair weather is predicted for tonight and Thursday. The heavy frost pre dieted for last night and this morning fortunately got sidetracked and the lowest temperature of this morning was 2G degreen. '13o. cured of rheumatism and store your health by sulphur baths given at 514 West Second street Women only. 411 Mrs. Kdith Knight Hill of Portland an official of the Oregon Dairy Council, arrived In the city this fore noon to help Miss Florence Pool, homo demonstration agent, In the milk campaign which began tmlay. llnformal dance, .Medford .'at. to night. Imperial orchestra. Kvery . body's going! 38 An unusually large attendance Is expected at the Klks lodge session to morrow night because of the arrange ments to bo discussed pertaining to the lodgo Fourth of July picnic, nnd a campaign to be Inaugurated for the thorough cleaning up of tho Klks picnic grounds. Paxson's "Superb" Dahlias. Cata logue for postcard, or phono 11, K. H. Paxson, Central Point. 17 Among tho Oregoninns who are registered at the Modiord ure Jlrs. E. Warmoth of Salem, Chas. 8. Harrlman of Detroit, S. M. Hollar of Cor,vallis, J. 8. Hanson and C. M. Bartlett of Eugene, V. S. Harmon of (irunts Pubs and tho following 'from Portland: A. C. Stopp, V. A. Kinney, A. 3fl. Ferguson, F. S. .Johnson, V. C. Peer, A. C. Freeman, J. A. Johnson and J. B. Kelso. A special communication of Rcamcs chaptor, Thursday evening. May Uth, for the ptirposo of tho officlul visit of the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Alberta McMurpuey. Social evening In charge of tho auxiliary committee. All members earnestly requested to attend. 38 The Alpha Delta class of tho Chris tian church will hold an Old Folks concert at tho church next week. Old fashioned songs, recitations, otc, all In costume, will bo given. Tho musi cal talent of tho church will bo assist ed by Mrs. Frank Isaacs, Mrs. (leo. Andrews, Mr. (laylord and others and the concert will be an unusually good -one. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetloro for NuDone. Phone 685-J. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kubll had ns guests at their ranch In Applegatci last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Harri son and Robert Wagner or Ashland. , Rov. W. T. S. Sprlggs, former pas tor of the IJnptlst church und nowi engaged in tho big Ilnptlst drive, with headquarters In Portland, which takes him all over Oregon, arrived hero, this morning for a soverul dayB visit. , . ,Orres, tailors for men and women. High grade only. Ashland, Ore. ' Portland gliosis at tho llolol Hol land who nrrlved in the city this morning are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dewey and baby, and U W. Cumpboll. (Broken forglngs and castings, nil shapes, all metals, all sizes, welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 South Front St. Frank P. Farrell spent Tuesday in Ashland In the Interest of his politi cal ambitions.. When you want any hauling, mov ing, etc., dono call 07-Y, kuiiur Brothers Transfer and Storage 311 Harold Grey, a graduate of the University of Oregon in tho class of 1920 and a mumbor of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, Is visiting on tho Campus from his homo in Medford. Accompanying him Is John F. Flnnor nan, of Ashland. lOugeno Guard. ' Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and cloc krepalrtng. 9 Fir street. . E. M. Wilson, the export accoun tant, leaves tomorrow for Modoc, California to expert the books of that county, lie first audited tho books of this county 12 years ago nnd all who know Mr. Wilson know the rea son, lie has Just completed exporting Jackson county's books. Awnings mudo to order and put up. All kinds of ropnlrlng. Douglas, 101 South Central. Phono C15-.T. Mrs. J. 11. Wlmer Is spending snv orftl days In Grants Pnss on business und visiting friends. - Delco-Llgbt Electricity for every farm. J. 10. Dartlott, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. - C. F. Carter has secured the con tract from the state highway commis sion for tho two concrete bridges on the Pacific highway over Miller Gulch and liauls creek. Mr. Carter has ontabllshed h reputu:ion for good work in n'nking culverts and on the construction of the Gold Hill irriga tion canals. Gold Hill News. Suits sponged and pressed, "Tic Our delivery at your service. City Cleaning & Dyolng Co., Phone 471. Mrs. Mnry 11. Orr left thin morning for Portland, being culled there on account of the death of hur IS year old nlecu, Cora Keelinugh, from in juries recoived in an auto accident yesterday.- , i Ileal moonlight waltzes! Medford Nut. tonight I Follow the crowds! as Californians In the city who arc llolol Medford guests am I,. Cross dale, Chas. K. Plaisance, J. 11. fluids and M. V. Pomeroy of I.or Aimcles. anil F. It. Schneider, II. S. Gray, K. A. Faraday and Mr. and Mrs. it. K. Mitchell of San Francisco. -. G lid don arsenate of lead. The best to be had. Connor's Warehouse, t Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Toinllnson of Ashland, former woll known Medford residents, left last night for Portland, where the former will transact busi ness and she will visit her mother for a fear days. We are now handling Snlder's Imlry pure milk and cream. Peerless JJnkery. 3S Ministers of churches thruout Ore gon will be asked by J. A. Churchill state superintendent of public in struction, to cooperate in the obser vante of Sunday, May 16, as educa tional day. An effort will be made to have every church set apart a time for observance of the day by a special program or an address explaining the educational measures on the special election ballot .May 21. Old phonographs and records bought, sold and exchanged. Doug lass, 101 S. Central. Phone CIS-J. ' Prof. S. M. Zellur of Corvullis, as sistant plant pathologist of the O. A C, is here to further investigate the damage done to fruit in last Decern her's hard freeze. lie spent some time in the valley shortly uUer that freeze and studied the fruit damage situation then. 'Hert Wyant is a visitor in tho city from Oakland, Calif. Ho is stopping at the Nash. Prompt reliable service, satisfac tion fully guaranteed. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside Phone 474. Judge and Mrs. O. -II. Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sandry of Rogue River, wore among the .Medford visi tors Tuesday. Your spring suit Dost woolons. reasonable prices. Klein tho Tailor, East Main, upstairs. There has been considerable dis cussion over tho statu regarding add ing $1.00 per 1 000 feet of all lumber cut in Oregon for the purpose of help ing build and maintain the highways of the state. It is stated the timber crop Is a big one In Oregon, is profit ing greatly by good roads and should pay some direct tax to help out . on their construction. The Chamber of Commerce Is a clearing house for community thought and action. Join. tf When their son, Robert Polouzo, who is playing basebull with the Stunford university team, passed thru Medford on his wuy to lugeno to do buttle with the Univorslty of Oregon nine, his parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Fred erick Pelouze who operate a fruit farm nuar Medford, Jumped aboard the train with him and came to help root" tho Stanford team to victory. They tiro staying at tho Osburn liotol. -Eugene Guurd, For the Deal insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man, Hotel Holland guoBts include E. T. .Merrill of Long lleaeh, Calif., J. E. linger of Koschurg and C. fi. Bunnell of Portland. , Dolco-Llght Electricity for every farm. J. E Bartlett, Medford Hotel, Medford, Oro. An application has been filed with tho slato ongineer by James N Cor nutt of Central Point, for water from u spring for the irrigation of a small tract in Jackson county. Now uudor now management, The Apparel cleanors and dyers, bailors. Good work, lowest prices, betor Bor vice. Guaranteed. We culled mid deliver. Phono 22.1-.T. 4!i Rev. J. G. Vien of -Grunts Pass urrlvod in tho city Tuesday for a sev eral days visit. Tablets and scratct, pads made of nows print, for school and office uso for sale at this ofrico. tf Mrs. E. it. Adamson who had spent the winter in Ashland because of her daughter attending high school there expects to return to her home at Tal ent thlB week. Try somo of Solder's choice whip ping cream for your Sunduy dinner. Peerless Itakory. 3 S St. Mark's guild will meet Thurs day at 1 o'ctock at the home of Mrs. Fabrk'k on Crater Lake avenue, for their regular monthly cufeterla luncheon. Economlzo by using scratch pads for use. Gut thorn at this offlco. tf Dr. II. P. Hargravo left Tuesday afternoon for his futuro home at llorkulcy, Calif., where ho will Join his wife nnd daughter Gertrude. Orres, the ladles' tailor, will he at Hotel Holland evory Thursday. Fino woulons, lutost styles always. tf Mrs. C. 8. Morey nnd .Mrs. I,. Dodge of Grants Pass, spent Tuesday In tho city visiting friends. For Sa Now and second-hand machines. Singer Shop, 115 West Main, phono 215-R. Tom O'llrlen and Robert Cotftnun of llutto Falls ami William llockmau of Jacksonville, nru among tho coun ty visitors in tho city. Informal dauco tonight! Medford Nat. its Thos. llushong Is back from Glen dale where ho hus spent the pu.st few days. You can get Solder's puro milk nnd cream at Peerless llakery. 3S The condition of Mrs. William llrayton continues to improve accord ing to n report received from the Sacred He art hospital this forenoon. Ashland llelman sulphur baths ami swimming penis open for the season, Saturday, May 1st. 44 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED flood second-hand mow er. Call :ui4 Jacksonville. 40 FOR SALE Wagon, sulky plow. Also Holsteln bull. Harvey Hack er, Grittln Creek. 4 That Medford Is a very orderly city Is again Illustrated by the monthly report of Glenn O. Taylor, as police Judge, to the city council, which gives only three cases for the month, two of which were investigated out -oi ourt. The only real case of the month was tho trial of u man on the charge of possessing intoxicating liquor, and that unly u small quantity of cider. He was fined 125. Live to dye right let us dye your coat, suit, skirt, hat, sweater, dress goods; our work guaranteed. Phone 2 S3-J. 103 North Central, Apparel Cleaners and Dyers. 40 J. S. Hanson, of the firm of Han son & Keyt Auto Co. is in Medford oi: business for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Warmoth, of Salem, who will be Interested in tho fp-m will move to Medford. C. M. Martlett will also move hero and will bo connected with the firm. Houses for sale. Jackson County Building & Loan association. Mill run advancing In price. We still have a few tons at the old price. Ilurdwell Fruit Co. 41 Among the political visitors here today was A. 10. Kinney of Ashland who was looking ufter his interests as candidate for the republican nom ination for county commissioner. For eye, eai , nose, throat see Dr. Heine, Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted. A. J. Olson of Toledo, 0., Is a guest at the Medford, as are also. Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards of Camp Lewis and G. Houghton, W. L. Crow and R. L. Wells of Seattle. Kodak finishing, best work for lowest prices. Jap Art Store. :51 Singer Shop Quality counts. New and used machines sold or rented Expert repairing on till makes ma chines. Phono 215-R. 113 W. Main B0' Rev. S. A. Dunford, district super intendent of the .Methodist church, spent last Sunday in Gold Hill to look over that community with a view to building a new church there by tho aid of the Centenary fund of the denomination, according to the Gold Hill News. iMill run advancing in price daily Wo still havo a few tons at tho old price. Rardwell Fruit Co. 41 . Attend the dance at Gold Hill pa vilion. Sat. night. Good roads. Good music and good floor. 41 'Tho mid-week dancing party ut tho Not tonight bids fair to draw a large attendance. Tho Imperial orchestra has prepared a fino program of the latest popular song hits. The regulnr dance program will be varied with several moonlight waltzes nnd fox trots. No admission will be charged and duncing Is free till 9:30 p. ni. Opening dance Gold Hill Pavilion, Sat. night, Muy Slh. Good music. 41 All kinds dry wood, phone 305 or See Medford Land &. Insurance; Hemstitching, pecoting 10c per 519-.I. Ray Blackburn. I Agencv, successors to D. R. Wood &''ard, thread furnished. Expert op- Noilce After May Mil Singer I Co., Itia , 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire ;eration. iSnger Shop, 11;. West Main ci in , j...,.i fistreet. ' After you eat always tako F ATONIC Cforyour STOMACH'S SAKtD Immntly relieves Heartburn, Bloated Gao Feeling. Stop tad ideation, food sourinR, rc Iwaiiuif. aad all tbo tiicny mircrlea caused by Acid-Stomach KATONlOi the host remedy. Tpnaof thou ftamU wonderfully bunnfltud. l'oeitivoly Ruiir nntuol to iilenre or wa will rvfund money. Call and dt big box today. You will m Heath's Drua Store. Medford. Orenon Umber Up With Ponctratlnff Hamlin's Wixard Oil A harmless and effective prepara tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma tism, Sciatica, Lame Back nnd Lum bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pen etrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up still aching joints and muscles. You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ail ment or mishap, when there is need of an immediate healing, antiseptic ap- CUcation, as in cases of sprains, ruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Get iufrom druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. il,ver constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 rents Ciuaiamecd, Kl O D A Films Developed Better Prints Made Clearer I'ronipt attention to Mail Order SWEM S STUDIO 217 East Main St. Medford l-'Olt UK NT In privnto home, law Bleeping room, hath, also shower bath. 2Z2 South Hollv. l'hone 1147-1.. . 11 l'HR SAI.K Two tlaniKe diors. otil hniiiliiiK suitable fur rhii-ken or -wood house. Call ."sr-J. after 7 p. m. .1? I-'OH SALE Lot on Vancouver ave nue; sacrifice. Writo '.Ms:! East "MorriHtin street. Portland. Ore. 40 WEEKS & ORE UNDERTAKERS liny Pnone 1SIT N'lKlit TlioiiM F. W. 'Woeko, 227-J-2 A. K. Orr, 227-J-3. louses! New arrivals every j week of the latest mod- : els in colored voiles, ! j guaranteed to "tub." ' The Vanity Shop Next Rialto Theater. Bl tie Bird wash fis on the line byj nine .Why spend weary hours at hard work when BlueBird will do your washing for you? Discard the old rub-board which takes your strength and health. Use the BlueBird Electric Clothes Washer. Fill the big copper tub with clothes. In six to eight minutes they are washed clean cleaner than by any other wash ing process. Within an hour, at most, the .whole week's wash is done. ' All without the slightest effort by you Even the wringing is done by motor. The confining drudgery of washday, is no more. .... And ' the " clothes" last' fivetimes longer i when washed the BlueBird way, for there is no wear or tear, no possible .way. for clothes to be harmed . See the handsome, all-white BlueBird Electric Clothes Washer A Still better Let us demonstrate BlueBird in your own home, free rt small initial payment allows you to keep it. Savings in laundry expense more than pay for it. There's not the sjightest obligation.rhone today ' FOIt SALE HV PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE , mi;ifohi GKA.Vl'S l'AHS Colors are white, pink, buff, blue, gray, heliotrope. Euy as many boxes as you like.' (No sales to other dealers) 1' MEDFORD BOOK STORED Fancy Stationery Sale Wednesday to Saturday, May 5, 6, 7, 8 4 "We have, always adhered to the policy of marking our goods at a figure giving A a fair margin, never putting prices or having sales. Xtnv we are going to try a new idea. We know the quantity of stationery used in the locality and if we car. & get a large percentage of the business we can get quantity prices which will & enable us to sell at special sales and bunch the business in a few days, sell very y LEAVE IT TO THE WOMEN Sonic merchants say the public does not know values. "We believe different, this sale will prove we are right. Thee is hardlv an item listed below which V put on the shelves and sold in the regular way would not be very reasonable j at twice the price. Leave it to the women to know whether this is true or not. ALL NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED - This is not a sale of old stock. Xever been on the shelves, just received and V cannot be re-bought for the same prices. BOX PAPERS X :iml ooolrs. rocnltir t LYRIC LINEN Whi! A. si ;.. 29c SORORITY LINEN White nnd colors, lonn fol.l (nvt'lopi's, vorv popular; (itlo value. Sale . 36c ENGLISH DIMITY All eolors. .nng foU env. lopes, rililieil stock, late novelty, SOe regular. Sale 6Ci: GEORGETTE DIMITY AU colors. Military pocket flaps 5SC ANTE BELLUM PARCHMENT Long IVul cn velopes. lints wilh colored cd;;es, client) at $1.10. A few l)xcs , gDc LYRIC LINEN Correspondence cards, nnd en velopes. AH colors 31C I X I I I I 1 ? ? ? y ? T X v. HIGHLAND LINEN Different slinpcs and outs of envelopes, white nnd colors. Kvcry one kno'vs Highland Linen now selling (i.'ie and 7.ic. Sal'! prioe, any box 52c (.'orrcspondenec cards same price. CHARMlL LINENE Colors, plate marked, paneled paper, novelty. Usually very liii;n 1'i iccs 83c N0VETTE FRANCAISE White with fancy . uvg, new lartre shape, never sold any tiling like ! this less than !?XO0. Excellent quality. Side leo $.2 S0CIETE R0YALE' NV w lare shape, eukirs, vellum finish. A crime to sell for less than .t"2.7.. Sale price $1.90 POUND PAPERS AMSTEL LINEN White. 70c. Tias sale ..- Uttvelopes fur same regular X'u1 lleiiuhir sellinir LYRIC LINEN ivgu Side I-'nvclopes for same CIVIC LAWN Konlar price, tide. This sale 48c Envelopes for same, lieulav price L'Oc. Sale I5c price 59c ..25c a r price everywhere li"-. - 1Ec I: Y Y Y Y t I f Y Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic' Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treat-' nent that relieves itching torture and lhat cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask anydrufgist fora35corSl bottle f Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon i'ou will find that irritations, pimples, blackheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, smooth and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O. Mr. Good Goods Says: OurGOODS are GOOD; Our PRICES LOW. SHANTUNG PONGEE Hand Made Special Price QQn This Week vOL Grocery I Where you get Service. Fancy Canned Goods i Fresh Fi-uits I Fresh Vegetables Frensh Ranch Butter Fresh Creamery Butter In fact everything to eat. t aioiiat ess Jbaunsnacn Phone 109 132 West Main. Give us atrial. . EAT at Cafe Holland Try Our 50c Merchants' Luncheon FEED Save money on chicken feed by buying from us. Scratch Food $4.50 Egg Producer 3.65 Developing Mash 5.00 Wheat 4.50 Oyster Shell , 2.C0 MONARCH I Seed & Feed Co. 317 East Main Strut MEDFORD BOOK STORE Y t T MAIL ORDERS, CASH ENCLOSED, POSTAGE FREE Stenography Multigraphing Circular work of all kind Hailing LUU . . . , ( Tunnell & Edwards S06-308 Liberty Bulldlnf Medford, Oregon.