Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 12, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY: 12, 1921 L ocal and Personal The mid-week public market tilts morning was a light one because the very bad roads Kept most or me iar niers at ljome,:" No meats were on sale. Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. Clean raga wanted at Medford Print ing Co. A good', photograph speaks a lan guage all its own. Its charm is last ing a source of Inspiration. If men only knew the Joy Imparted by the friendly smile from a pleasing picture, how frequent would be their, visits to the professional photographer. Mackey Main and Central, No. 204. . . . On account of the death of F. W. Hutchinson, father of C. I. Hutyhinson, notice of which appears elsewhere In this .paper, the Hutchinson & Lums don store was closed today and will re main closed until 3:30 p. m. Thursday. Clearance sale of children's stamped underwear. Handicraft Shop. 51 "Dlnty Moore'' daijces at Jackson' vlllo Friday night. ',, 252 Better now shoos fdr less money. Second-hand shoes and shoe repairing nt the Medford-Shoo Hospital, 119 East Sixth street.- , , ., , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Abbott left Klamath Falls last Mon.day for a sev eral weekB vislt at Koscburg. "-'',-, Wo have a largo, assortment of re built tires, any size; price right. Ex change Tiro Co. . '.,, ., . - 252 Creamery buttor fifty cents a pound. Economy Grocerterla. - tf Smoke salo, nol fire, of tires, tubes andteiccessorles at t,.- Trelcliler Motor Co. , ' - ' . . ' 205 The regular meeting- of Chester A. Arthur post, Gi.A. R., will, be held lit the new hall. Thursday, afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A full attendance is re quested. "Majestic 4" at Jacksonville Friday , night. , . : 252 Hemstitching and poootlng. ; Handi craft Shop. , - Savo motley on tubes, tires, and ac cessories at Trelchler's Biuoke sale. ... 255 Alfred Carpenter and Walter llowne arrived home this forenoon from, at tending the automobile show In Port land, which the former states Is a very creditable exposition. . . Big stock maohliie. thread four spools t 20c at Truax store sale Jan,, 15 to 22. ', . ..; . . ... , .; 25i Bring your pump probloms .to, A.. L. Vroman, 113 S. Front street. 35 years , practical experience.-' Agoub for the V. K. Automatic Elootrlo Pumping out fit. . A. size tor every, need. Call and sod thqm. -j , ,. ...... ,251 Slave you seen Goo. L. Treiohler's sale ad today. .... .......... . 255 Guests .at tho Medford looltrdo Mr.' - amfc'M'S. L. M. hagley of Suit Luke City.vW. A. Johnson of Suglnaw, Mich., K. H. . Kilts of Clovolatul, h. Dliimont of Sit, Louis and L- S. lloiijamln, of Los Angoleg, Other Callfornlans at this hotel are Mesdumes M. A. Eaglos and J. K. Seers of Duusmiilr, and M. Fiilli, It. h. McClary, -M. S.. Uroudy, C. B. Joseph, - U, Searlott aud. C. V. , Metsker of San Francisco. ' .We save you mono? on your dry cleaning, dyeing nnd repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South. Riverside. Phono 4(4 , . , tt ' 25 per cent off,, on all ribbons, large and varied Hue at Truax store' salo Ju, 15 to. 22.. - 251 Vou hnd bot,tqr, got In on the reduced prices on now and used cars at Trclch loii's sale, .. .. t 256' EmoiHoii Mei;iick arrivqd home, this morning from Michigan In which state he spent tho holidays. . , , . Hello boys! Wq'U be thorp!,. Whore? Jacksonville! Whou? Friday "night! ;'.)! , ' . ! i!52 Good laundry soap, whlto and brown. nt Oc the bar at Truax store sale Jan 15 to 22. . . 25H Potatoes $1.85" per cwt. whilo they lntfL Farm llureau Cooperative) Kx- chango. Phone 032. , . 253 Mr. and Mrs. 11. Vein Hovenburg arc In the. city from Gold Hill and spout lust, night at tho Medford. You can got your cur washed aud polished at our rack. Price made no- cording to Job. $1.60 up. . Echango Tiro Co. 252 The famous Yn Raalla clove silk underwear now on salo at the Vanity Shop, new locution cor. E. .Main and Bartlett... , 251 1 Dancing tonight at tho Nutatorluni. Host music, best flour and finest bull wUu plenty of room to ncooiiiniodiiU tho lurgost of crowds. 200 Tho Woman's ltqlluf corps aud their ludy friends are invited to sound a so cial afternoon, Jan. 13, at. tho Amer ican U-fcclon hull. Hostesses ai o Telitba JMckcl, Edith H rail bury and Jonulo BijrUe. ,- The V. K., the best automatlo puino . log outfit made. See them at Vroiuan's. 113 8outh Front street. 261 ' Everything In Truiuc store for sale during the week Jan. 15 to 22. Walk right In, you are welcome. 251 Tonight at the Nntutoilum. :Diinclg begins promptly at 9 o'clock. ' -,")0J Frank C. Chirk rcturnod home today from Portland to which city ho whs pulled in oonforencij with the Blato Ijiiju'd of archltocts relative to the formation of a state building code. This code would bo of much benefit to each, town mid city, Mr. Clark nays, inasmuch as all building would be con structed under Its provisions, under tbp same building regulations in pluce of'.the inadequate, local law. folg coffeo cups for the "old man," Ti'nax -store sale Jan. 13 to 22. 231 Prices are on the upward trend. Now Is "the time' to buy, attend the Trusx store sale,, 7 days. Jan. 15 to 22. 25l Do not miss the uild-wwk commu nity party at the Natatoiium tonight. The very latest music will be heard Seeley V. Hall of this city is among the local , auto" dealers attending the auto show at. Portland. Guy Chllders left last night to take In the, same evjentt . Prices on our gloves cut o the'qulclc. Busy Corner Motor Co. 261 Good eats at Jacksonville, Friday night. ' , 232 Enter Into -the social spirit by at tending the mid-week party at the Natatorium tonight. A good time for everybody. 250 Wilson Walte, in charge of D. O. O.. K. band Tuesday received a bass drum and a number of new horns, that will be used In the organization. uclco-l.iglit rarm light and power plauts. MedforJ Electric Co. Ladles' winter bats at one-halt their cost at the Truax store sule, Jan. 15 to 22.- .. . . ' 251 Join the big party at the. Natator ium tonight. Dancing begins promptly at 9 o'clock. . . . , ... 250 Bryant, Hamilton of the Applegale spent Monday and Tuesday In the city attending to business matters. . Try our "Dyanshlne" 25c, Immediate attention, guaranteed work. Whlsen ant shop, 113 E. Main, Geo. Maddox. . . " ' . 253 Everything electrical. Medford Klec trlo Co. Phone 061-. , . ( . .,' A dance worth while at the Natator ium tonight. .There" is, no healthier Indoor sport than dancing. 250 John M. Scott, general passenger agent of the Southern Paolflc and I. T. Sparks, district freight anil passenger agent of the same rallraod were visi tors in the city Tuesday. Mr. Scott stopped off hero enroute to Portland from Sail Francisco, to which city he accompanied Louis Simpson of North liend earlier-In the week. Genuine reduction sale at the Truax store commencing Saturday morning, January 15; and continues to Saturday night, Jan. 23. : 261 ; Ladles' velvet hats at one dollar at the Truax store. Jani IS to 22. 251 Foridry wood phone 890-X or 947-L. Prompt delivery. , : - 273' .Mrs. T. J. Fuson who underwent an operutlon, at Sacred - Hourt hospital last week Is Improving rapidly. - Broken; lots: of dishes below cost at Truax. stjie, Jan. 15' to 22., r i 251 ' Grnbe cider; fresh frrfril the press at the Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. , Dr. Heine, eye, oar, nose, throat, tf County Agent C.' C." Cate ' 'arrived Home today, from having attended the directors mcetlng-of the Oregon Grow ers Cooperative association at Salem, and the permanent organization meet ing of the state farm bureau at Port land.' ; ' '' ' - Those having unpaid accounts with Shortto. Gurnett would confer a great favor by calling at Geo. L. Treicliler's office and paying same Shortle needs the money. Splendid line of dishes received' too late for.the holiday trade and will be on sale at reduced prlqes Jan. 15 to,22, at Truax Store. " " . 231 Hemstitching and " pecotlng, J10 cents per yard. The Vanity Shop, new location, cor. East Main. and Bartlctt. : 205, ; ' Medford .post of the American. Le gion will hold a joint meeting with the Women's - Auxiliary of the- 'post V on Tuesday night, January iStb. The two organizations will hold separate busi ness meetings, after which there will be a, social session. .with music, danc ing, canla, and- refreshments. . : Children's stamped-underwear in 1, 2, 3 years sizes, regular price 75c,, all going at 40o while they last. Handi craft Shop. ' - , .-257 Outing flannel, 45c value at 25c at Truax store, Jan. 15 to 23. ' 251 Patronize home and build, up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made by Rogue River Broom Works. . 254 Oregoniuns registered at the Hol land Include F. L. Hoifron of Eugene, J; A. Evers of Salem, F. C. llaniber of Klamath Fulls, and the following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. 9. E. Brooks, G. W. Johnson, W.' H. Tull aud N L. Kane. ,' ,. Stamped Gertrudes In outing flannel, scalloped amj hemstitched, regular $1.50, on .sale at ' $1.25. Handicraft Shop. -' . ' 251 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 601. R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service:, , Price no object on all holiday goods, toys, dolls, games, etc., at Truax store sale, Jan. 15 to 22. , , 2W i J. H. Halo will lcavo In a few dayo on oxtenslve tour of the "southern states and visit to his old home in Tennessee. ' ' '' - ' Our special bulk coffee at 30c per lb. during salo at our store. The Truax, Jan.-15 to 22. i 251 James E. Grieve, who for the' paSti Hugh Mitchell, superintendent of 32 years has run the hotel midway be tween Medford and Crater Lake and who knows thousands of tourists r'by their first names,. 'is at : the Imperial. "Just say that old' Portland s looks mighty natural,"' said Mr. Grieve. "As a matter of fact, this Is the first tlm I ever eet ' foot in Portland, but that .would never do to come from a, man whose business depended upon boost ing travel as mine docs. Well, any- way, Portland may not look natural, "but It sure looks good to me. My wife ani 1 are going to spend several weeks here, so when my guests talk about Sunnyside or Mount Tabor, Couupil Crest or the corner of Broadway and Xamhill, I will know what they are talking about." Portland Journal. When better, automobiles are built, Buick wiif build them. , . tf Dig line of gloves at reduced prices. Truaxrstoie. Jan. 15 to 22. 251 Mrs.- Paul Hansen, corseticre for NuHopo.,- Phone 5S5-J. . tf There has ueeh an Increase'ln the'. nuiubor' of oases of whooping' coiigh among the young boys and girls of the city the last'week, as heretofore mild. , -Toilet spap 52 the- bur or six. forv25c atiTruux. store sale Jan. 15 to 22. 251' Inland Superoyl and plain piston rings at Riverside Garage. ' 260 : Try ., our merchants lunch. . Tue Shasta. - ; . . ": v ' , W. J. Freeman of Central .Point spent 1,'ueBday In' the city attending to business matters. ' ' Children's stamped-, combinations in 3 and 4 years, regular $1.-00; going at 6c Handicraft Shop. ' ;.r; 251 Mss Alta'Naylor, the Goodwin Cor. setlero'." PH6he.:54f-J.- .'': tVi : Invest "your' savings in the Jackson Comity Building aho Loan association. . ".. :-: . ' tt 'Letters of Gratitude Eloquent language am Illustrations in advertising may appeal ' to lmny, but after all it Is the homely, sincore letters from women overflowing wth 'heartfelt, gratitude tor hoittth re-stored by Lydia E. I'llikhnm'H , Vegetable iCompouhd, that .oOnvlnce-.'bthei suf fering women tli'atliere '. Is ft lneOi clno that will .pelp themn)o. j Many such lettors-.' iu'e ' bbiiig publiHbed in this paper, from duy to; day, and it Is to, aitywoninn-'ir adyantago who suffers, .rtini- femalev nllinonts In any form to give this old fashioned root and- herb remedy ft trial-; 4 T Adv. federal- fish hatcheries' In Oregon ar rived in the city this morning from the north; conferred' here 'today with Superintendent V. H. Heffner of. the Elk creek hatchery, and, will be joined in me cuy tomorrow Dy ssuperinieu dent O'Malley who Is In charge of the federal hatcheries of the northwest. . Hot Tamales at BoVoe's. ' tf . Smoke Cratejr Lake cigars, made in Medford. Phone 960-M. 254 When better automobiles are built, Buick will build thein. tf Pique' earrlage robes arid pillows to match all reduced. Handicraft Shop. . . ' j-v . i.r-f - 251 : Judge P. M. Calkins of the circuit dour bench' Bold- court In GAnts Pass Monday. Another big dance at Jacksonville, Friday, Jan. 14-, ' ' . ; , 252 - x r , IS 11 'IV nPape's Cold Compound;' is Quickest Relief Known ' Uon't stay stuf fed-up! Quit Ulow- (Xne and snuffling A dose of "Pane .Cold Compound" taken every two .hours until threo doses are taken usu ally brouks any cold; rigfyt u.- Tho .very iii-hj uose opens qiogf?ou nostrils anil the air nassagos of the head: etops nose runnins; relieves the headache, dullnesH, foverishness. "Pane's Cold Compound-' costs only a few cents! at drug Jitor.es.. .It" acta without- aaHistanee;- tastes Tiice-, con- aijas no tjuininq tnsstl,ipon! IJao's! TOO LATE Tl CLASSIFY FO'lt SALE Turkeys for - breeding. J. C Herring, Central Points 267 FOR RENT Sloeplug room with bath, hot and cold water; joom heated. 221 N. Holly. , j ; . , - 252 FOR SALE Small ranch close in; nothing better'. Call 1027 Narregnft. ." - . : " ''. ; 252 WANTED Woman toV cook for 10 to ' 15 at camp; no children. Apply to .Red Cross Employment office or phone 8S6-L. iiir-..-i a.t ,,'1, , . ... ...... " . V .... . j iv j .i . ' & .. - . ' ' ' ' ' NOW PLAYING ALL THIS WEEK The Greatest of All the DraS matic Screen Stars in a Vivid and Thrilling Taje of Texas in. Early' Days, With Hard Riding, Quick Shooting and an Alluring Romance., v,r v. ...wiv .-.v " .f -.,'.,,' , ? . 'pf'T' Ia V a 5 THE EIALTOa ... : , DE LUXE PROGRAM 1. ' ' SELECTED COMEDY - -'.'HiS ' Waiting"; .Carew' With Hank Mann. ' 2. ; BRAY PICTOGRAPH Odds 'find Ends of In terest. i'v ' i '' -' v -r 3. . GRACE BROWN - i A At the Organ. ". :p '- 4- The Rialto presents' Wil ijiljam,; ;Farnum in HThe " Last ' of the .iuanes.T V h A' W fi . .fw ,j-..v ' 1 Will in 11 Ikl.lbk TIWTlii . : (ll fam Greys ...v KB f ' NEXT SUNDAY KATHEEINE MAC DONALD NEXT SUNDAY "PASSIONS' PLAYGROUND" Our:G .' Sa reatest 1p ' r:.".'V. Here Are a few Prices that Are Moving : f:':.0ur StOCfc.;;'' 3 5: Men's Black and Tan Sox, pair ... Men's Heavy Wool Sox, pair ... , . . Men's Blue and Black Work Shirts Men's White Dress Shirts Men's Blue Denim Overalls at . Men's Work Pants "very special". ". Men's Khaki pants going at ... . . . Men's Heavy Work Shoes at ., . . . . .; Meh-s 10-in. High Top Shoes at . . . Men's Raincoats. Regular $10.00 Good- ' year ; .' '. . . 1 '. .. . '. ,.; '. . '.' . . , . ; V.'" $5.50' Men's Wool Mackinaws at ... . . . . .$7'50 Wn's. Suits "Laife Arrivals" 3; ; , . $,17.0 JVl'i are ; Offering hundreds : of Bargains in Hats; Slides, . 10c . ,35c , 75c ; :98c ?.98c $1.25 ie, ! $2.50 $4.00 a.ttresses,".etc. , . . ' Always Big 1 Bargains ; in our Used Goods Dept. Some Bargains in Houses and Lots '.- i C f . , 1918: Ford with Camping THAT'S ALL T ODAY H;!WiIs6H - -. .. ,;,.v.. - ThcCheapest Store' ia the West-:-"" 32 No; Front St. ' Phone 467 . ....... PAGE MOXDAr NIGHT, JANUARY 17 MAIL ORDERS NOW-- -'- Floof .00 Bal. $1.50, fl, 77c, 50c, pins 10 per cent war tax "GREAT," SAYS THE PRESS S NIGHT" : ' ; '- ZTr'P Rnlllclclnflr lilln-ltv i'iT.. Chronlcl. thm acdtnc llffht of fieart " mid ooncienc tor haTlne bett preB- f H .- 'i Best Comedy in Tear ' . "T, ...... 'CA - ' STI ' ' - " Tf ft rtftnrty "fArce, with lrtuRh Vni tm mtirm1r hllartmta fnllnwinv ls.'iti i ...u endy tht tms ben our icod uccesnion as to make the even tng's entertainment one contlnu hv ihA Imwrlal orchestra. 250. long time. Bulletin. bui uproar. u.xaminer.