Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textwcmwumj mxm tkibunb. mbiwokij, nwibtf, nsmxr, way;?, PAGE ETX GROWING DEAF WITH HEAD NOISES? TRY THIS. If you are growing bard of hearing and fear Catarrhal Deafness or If you have roaring, rumbling, hissing noises in your ears go to your drug gist and get 1 ounce -of Parmlnt (double strength), and add to it 'A pint of hot water and a little granu lated sugar. Take 1 tublespoonful four times a day. ThlB will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breath ing become easy nnd the mucus stop dropping into the throut. It is easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who is threatened j wiiu vuiurruui uraiaituH ur wiiu nun head noises should give this prescrip tion a trial. Adv. IN MILK DRIVE Mr. Good Goods Says: Our GOODS are GOOD; '' Our PRICES LOW. SHANTUNG PONGEE Hand Made . .Special Price QQn This Week "Ot Deuels' The children of Medford are keenl interested in the poster making and cs suv writing contests Hint lire bein: conducted here in connection with th luilk campaign. The Chamber Commerce lias offered prizes for th best poster in each uroup and for th best essay, also. There will be three croups including: First, the :ird arid 4th irrade children; second, the iit'j and Uth grades and third, the Till nnd 8th trades. For the best essays, also there will ho three prizes and for the second choice posters and essays, ad ditional prizes. The awards will be made Saturday. Grunts Pass has made some- nt tractive posters and the vouiiir people of Med ford have decided to out do them if possible. I he Intr ph rent-teacher meeting was ASPIRIN iS SAFE . Take tablets without fear. marked with the safety "Bayer Cross." E if If you want the true, world-famous Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians for over eighteen yours, you must ask for "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." The "Bayer Cross" is stamped on each tablet and appears on each jiagkugo for yuur prumcuun nguinst imiiauonR. In each package of "Dayer Tablets of Aspirin" are safe nnd proper direc tions for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, joouiacne, fcaracftc, Kheumatism, Lum bago, Neuritis, nnd for Pain in eoneral. Handy tin boxes containing 12 tablets cost but a few cents. Drutwists also sell larger "Bayer" packages. ABplrin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of JuonoacotioacidQBter of tialicylicacid. Thoro'sj nothing eloudy about "Doug's" big smile nor about the roars of laughter of tho hundreds who nro seeing him dully In Ids now picture .ONLY O nVC ONMf i. UrtlJ TOMORROW TODAY VA AJA Douglas Fairbanks IN "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY" It hns n million and ono thrills and "Doug" adds a spociul thriller for ovory sceno. -COMING SUNDAY- MARY ROBERTS RINEHART'S FaiuoiiH Story "DANGEROUS DAYS" RIALTO MOW SHOW TODAY ROBERT WARWICK With j WANDA llAWhKY ( KATIUiYN WILM.IM8 TIllXHHHHO KOSMWK TOM FOJOIAN' IKVIXQ CIMMIXGH -IX- "THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE" From tlio famous Mage buccosh, -H'a a lulo of life' forblddoii fruit. Other Attract ionf- MUTT and JEFF FiinmnkerH of Ajtiinntod Cartoon-land FOX NEWS See what thU world contains. It roi?DTvl Sunday- M.UMUKltlTR (UVItK In "AI.li OK A SI DDD.V I'lXiGY' held this nflcrnoon nt tho public li brary. Professor Fitts of Oreson Agriculture college spoke on "The Cost of Milk Production." This vas particularly interesting to both pro ducers and consumers. Kdith Knight Hill, Rwretnry of the Oregon JJniiv Couneil and for several years editor of the woman's department of the Orcgoninn spoke on "Statewide Child Welfare Work." Miss Florence Pool, home demonstration agent, who is conducting the milk campaign, spoke on "The Necessity for MiJ); in the Diet." Mrs. Mttddox presided. The general public is invited to th cilv park .Saturday afternoon at " o'clock when the school children will appear as milk fairies in a pageant. In addition to this irrogramme talks have been given in all the schools and motion picture houses are showin: educational slides and window dis plays are on view in the Chamber of Commerce, Paul's Klectric Store and the Toggery. The Commercial Club will give a luncheon Saturday which will be an event of note. The Farm Bureau is preparing an 'exhibit of feeds to show what a cow eats while manufacturing a gallon of milk. The exhibit shown bv tho Commer cial Club is prepared bv the Oregon Dairy Council, arranged bv Dr. 1). W. Mack, Dairy Inspector of Portland. and it shows the mineral content of milk. Portland is planning to pattern after Medford in the fall and put on some of these milk features when the the Parent-Teacher association moels there. That Grants Pass will hold a big Fourth of July celebration was decid ed on at the chamber of commerce meeting of that city yesterday noon. Committees will soon be appointed to make arrangements' for "the great est July Fourth celebration ever held in southern Oregon." , Notice After May 8th Singer Shop will move to 10 South Fir St, All kinds dry wood, phono 305 or 61 it-J. Kay Blackburn. Ford: two brothers. Civile and Ken neth: a half-brother, Frederick Fonl und a pair of twin half-sisters, Hiibv and Huth Ford, all of Applcgate, Ore. KING Died at Salem, Ore., May 5, 1920, Chas. H. King, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. King of Medford. The deceased was born in Medford, Ore., Dec. 21, 1896, and was at the time of his death 23 years, four months, 14 days old. Ho leaves to mourn his loss his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. King of Medford, six sisters who are Mrs. Joe Shults of Rogue River, Ore., Mrs. Horbert Krskine of San Francisco, Mrs. Rader of llornbrok, Calif., Mrs. Eugene Melvln of Los Angeles, Mrs. O. W. Murphy and Miss Julia King of Medford, and one brother, David S. King of Takilma, Ore. Funeral notice later. I The McCurdy-Rowno Auto com pany Is being Installed In the Sparta building. Main street and Pacific highway, and when the work of re modeling is completed will have one of the most complete automobile bus inesses between Portland and Sacra mento. The members of the firm are Walter Bowne and Raiph McCurdy, and since its formation have made rapid strides in volume of business, being forced to move twice to larger quarters. The location is rated as being the best in southern Oregon, being located on the Main street of this city, where It crosses the Pacific highway. It is also located at the beginning of the Crater Lake high way. The firm handles Willys-Knight and Overland cars, and Republic trucks, also Pennsylvania and Fed eral tires. The auto accessory department of the business will be an Important fea ture, and will consist of every up-to-date auto need, from tire patches to high-powered lights. Zerolene and Monogram oil will be handled, and a repair department maintained. The firm also plans catering to tho trade of southern Oregon and northern California. FRECKLES Don't Hide Thorn With a Veil; Re. move Them With Othlne Double -Strength This preparation for the removal of freckles Is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarunlee to refund the money if it fulls. Don't hide your, freckles under a veil; get un ounce of Othlne and re move them. lOven the first few appli cations should show a wonderful im provement, some of the lighter freck les vanishing entirely. Be sure to ask the druggtft for tho double Btrength Othlne; it is this thut is sold on the money-back guarantee. Adv. pillllllPIIIIHllllllllllllllllH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; 1 Our Annual May Sale ofjWhite Is Eagerly Awaited ! By Thrifty Women A Semi-Annual Event v ! of Remarkable Value Giving ! SHEETS, PILLOW SLIPS, MUSLIN, CAMBRIC, NA INSOOK, FANCY WHITE GOODS, BED SPREADS I MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, GLOVES, HOSIERY, WAISTS. IN FACT, EVERYTHING IN WHITE ! FOR HOT WEATHER NEEDS GO IN THIS GREAT SALE AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT BE DUPLI ! . CATED ANYWHERE. OBITUARY HICKS Rebecca Josephine Hicks died at tho Sacred Heart Hospital Mav 7, .1020 from cancer. Sho wua horn at Hurdland, Missouri, Septem ber 2(1, 18C0 nnd was aged 00 veurs, 11 months, 7 days. She had been n resident of tho state for 31 years and of Central Point four years. She was member of tho Wromcn's Relief Corps of Central Point, nnd leaves one step-daughter, Mrs. Elsie Young of Central Point, and two brothers. J. W. Ashbv and C. K. Ashbv of Col lage Grove, Ore., and one sister, Mrs. V. Johnston of Yuba City, Calif. Funeral services will he held lit the Christian church nt Central Point, Ore., Sunday May !), nt 1 p. in., liev. Millard officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery, Ashland, Ore. HINQIIAM Funeral services were held last Tuesday afternoon from tho Methodist church in Yreka, Culir'., over Marion Hinghain who died. Fri day, April .'10 in Medford, from the oss ot blood due to an accidental cut of right thigh by a cut-off saw while working at the mill at Applcgate, Oregon. Ho had lived at Appleente for innrc than a year. Ho was horn April 21. 11102, and at the time of his lentil was 18 years and 0 days of ago. I le was the son ot Air. anil Mrs. Icnr.v Bingham, and was horn at Klamalhnn. His mother was Isabella Miller, of tho liogus, Calif., section whero many relatives of the deceased eside. Immediate relatives are: Stepfather nil mot tier. Mr. and Mrs. Alexnnde (Three Drop Cord Killer "Gets-It" Stops Fain Immediately and Corns Go Quick. The way to handle coma Is the tried and proved "Oots-U" way the way that millions havo found auickcet. easiest, safest and most reliable. A few drone of "(lets-It" knocks the hurt out of any corn nt once fcr.d eonn loosens It so It lifts rlKht off without any feellnfy. Oh. what comfort! now grnnn to wane ana dance and Jump without a single twlno! Why not? - "Gets-It." the never fnlllnR. RUar anteeil money-hack corn remover, rnsts but a trills nt any drutf store. jjl'd by K. Luwruuoo & Co.. CuIcuko. Sold In Medtord aua recommend ed as the world s best corn romedy by Leon 11. Hnsklns, Medford Phar macy, Strang's Drug Store, Heath's Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy. WHITE SILKS REDUCED White Pongee Silk Suitable for mak ing skirts and dresses. 36 inches wide. Regular price, $4.00, this tf5 3Q sale, yard JJJ Sport Skirting In white; all silk, fancy patterns, 36 inches wide. Regular price $5.98. Sale price, ttC AQ yard J.tO 40-inch White Crepe De Chene Good quality. Regular price, $3.48. This $2.48 White Jersey Silk For underwear, ?.G inches wide. For this sale, CJ QQ yard ....-4 0J.7O White Vanity Silk For underwear. Fine grade, 36 inches wide. Special for this sale j. 1 70 WHITE GLOVES Ivanhoe Silk Gloves. Good quailty. Regular 85c values. This sale, pair : 79 Kayser's White Silk Gloves, $1.00 grade, 85 Kavser's 16-Button White Silk Gloves, $2.50 values, now, pair $2.29 yard SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS FOR LESS 72x90 Linen finish Sheets cheap today at $2.25. This sale $1.89 9-4 Moclips Bleached Sheeting. Cheap today at $1.00. This sale, yard 89 Restful Bedspreads, large size. Cheap at $4.00. This sale $3.69 Wearwell Scolloped Bed spreads, large size, $4.50 values, now $3.98 42 and 45 inch Linen fin ish Pillow Slips. Cheop at 60c. This sale, each Special values in import ed Bedspreads. DOMESTICS AT REDUCED PRICES Hope Muslin Cheap today at 45c. For tius big sale, JQr yard J7L Lustra Cambric 36 inches wide. Cheap today at 60c, for this sale yard '. ..yJ Linno Cloth 36 inches wide; for skirts, smocks and dresses. Cheap at 55c. For this big sale Afir yard imperial Long Cloth No. 150 This cloth is cheap at 35c. This ?Qf sale, yard Imperial Long .Cloth ..No.. 200 This cloth is cheap at 45c. For this 3Qf sale, yard : Berkeley Cambric Special, yard 69? Imperial English Nainsook 36 inches wide, 50c value. This ARr sale, vard 1 v i i - TOWELS AND TOWELING REDUCED 17x34 soft spun Towels, Bath Towels, good oual- guaranteed to wear, very absorbent. Special finislit Real 30c values. Special, each 25d Crash Toweling, part lin en, good heavy quality. Cheap today at 25c. This sale, yard 719( ity and size. Cheap at 75c. Special, each ....65 Bath Towels, good qual ity, medium size, 30c values. This sale, each Bath Towels, ' large size, heavy quality. Special, each 89 MAY SALE OF TABLE LINENS FANCY WHITE GOODS AT LOW PRICES Table Tops 36x36, mer cerized, hemmed ready for use. $1.00 values. Spe cial, each 75 Mercerized Table Dam ask, 58 inches . wide. Cheap at 90c. Special for this sale, yard : 79 70 inch All Linen Dam ask, Cheap at $2.75. Spe cial .$2.25 72x72 Mercerized Table Cloths, first qualitv. Cheap at $4.75. This sale, each $4-48 72 inch mercerized Table Damask. Cheap at $1.50. This sale, vard $1.19 18x18 Mercerized Table Napkins, good qualitv. Cheap at $2.75. For this sale, each $2.48 Table Cloths, 60x60, hem med ready for use, $2.50 values. This sale, each $2.19 72x90 fine mereorized Ta ble Cloths, $6.00 values. Mav White Sale ....$5.75 20x20 pure All Linen Napkins. Cheap todav at $8.50. This sale ....$7Us 22x22 mercerized Table Napkins, $3.50 values. This sale, doz ........$2.98 36 inch fancy White' Voiles in stripes and plaids. Regular 69c val ues. This sale, yard 48 Plain White Voiles, fine qualitv mercerized. Very special, yard 50 White Skirtings 36 inch Gaberdine, yard 89? 36 inch Striped Skirting yard 79 36-inch fancy Block Pat terns. Special, yard $1.39 40 inch fine White Goods for dresses and waists, values to 89c. In this sale yard . MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR LESS "Dove" Underwear made of fine Lin ;ere Cloth, in Gowns, Bloomers and Che mise. Special $3-48 "Dove" Underwear in Gowns, Petti coats and Chemise. Cheap at $4.50. For this sale, each $3.98 Children's Muslin Waists, a fine qual ity, $1.00 values. Xow, each 79 Children's Bloomers, 75c values 69 Special Women's fine grade Corsets, in White and flesh. Special $1.48 Ladies' Handkerchiefs, fine quality, emb. corn ers, plain and lace edge, 35c values, each 29 Ladies ' Handkerchiefs made of sheer lawu, emb. corners. Special, each, 18 (3 for 50) Women's White Cotton Hose, all sizes. Cheap at 40c. This sale, each 29 36 inch Fancy Plaid Skirtings. Special, yard . $1.48 AVhite American Suiting, 36 inches wide, for skirts and children's suits, takes the place of linen. 35c value. This sale, yard 29 40 inch finfJ white mate rial for dresses and waists, values to 79c. Very spe-. cial, yard-... 69e- Special sale of Curtain Scrims and Nets, "from" 25 to $1.00 Special values in fine white materials for grad uating dresses. EMBROIDERIES AND LACES REDUCED Imitation Crochet Embroiderv Edfres o ...75 Laces for Cami soles. Values to 35c. For this sale. yard 25 Embroidery Flouncing 10 inches wide, con vent edge, 75c val ues, this sale, vard 69 " and Insertions, up to 10c values. This sale, yard 4$ 45 inch Embroid ered Voile Flounc ing for dresses. Regular $2.25 val ues. This sale, yard $1.39 m H 9 inch Embroidery Flouncing. Special, yard 4S, 6 inch Embroidery Flouncing. Special, yard 39 B 10 OFF ON BRAISSERES Including the very latest models, in j Gossard and Warner's, in white and i flesh. All sizes. 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE, MEDFORD. OREGON 10 OFF ON CORSETS This includes all the new models in Gossard, Warners and Red Fern's U 1 i a It iv WW I s-.