Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 26, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI i' C PXGE TWO 'deal and Personal ' A telenram received In the city Tdeaday noon from Secly Hal! stated that bin father. Court Hall, was still '"holding his own, following the opera tion performed on him at .Riverside, Calif., Sunday, but that nothing defin ite -v.'ouH be known about his condi tion until the expiration of 20 hours. Another telegram was expected some time today. . . Hutchison & Lumsden deliver No. 1 potatoe any place- In the city at 1.75 per 100. -: Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder. Phone 902. Ellnu." "anley Bush, 82G East Main. 310 200 pair new shoes at cost. Second hand shoes and shoe repairing at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street, Medford. 1 Members ofthe Elks lodge are urged to turn out In goodly number at tomor row night's session, as at that time Thomas 13. James of Marshfleld, dis trict deputy exalted ruler for southern Oregon will pay his, first official visit to the lodge. Remember our re-built tires coBt you less than half and run just as far. We guarantee our work. Exchange Tire Co. . . 264 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta.'. WJU party that, took ladies' Jan kid gloves by mistake from First M. E. church, Jan. 25th, please return to Palmer's Piano House. - 262 . Leopold Godowsky, the eminent pianist, enraptured a fair Blzed aud ience of music lovers at-jlu?V Page theater with his wonderful - playing skill, musical refinement1 and tech nique. The audience was . drawn from all parts of the valley with .the major ity from Medford. It was Mr. Godows ky's second concert iu Medford. Invest your savings 1n the Jackson County Building and Loan association. , Fancy potatoes J1.75 per 100 deliv ' ered in town.- Hutchison & Lumsden. . -,; . , --263-i Just arrived, a car load, of No. one whlto potatoes at $1.75 per hundred pounds by the sack. Delivered to any part of the city.' Warner, Wortman & Gore. -. ' , 263 A Crescent City, Calif,, party visit lug in Medford and guests lit the Hoi land consists of K. H. Hray, M. M. Mc Vey, C- 8. Getchell and James White. Prizes at Eagle Point Sat. nlto. 265 Bring your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. Car Bliollod corn on track today, $10.00 per ton.-Farm Bureau Co-Opera live Exchange. : 203 - Dancing tonight at the Natntoi lum H Is .a .pleasuro to dance on the spe cious specially prepared dunclng lloor. ) ,, .- 262 W. it Smith Is a visitor In Portland this week and a guest iil-the Hotel Portland. The Goldon Star kindergarten Is re ceiving pupllB this week at 612 8. 'Holly Btrcet. i For - particulars phono Mrs. Wlllnrd, 778-X. , . , : 264 . Car superphosphate on -track today $3S.B0 per ton. Farm Bureau Co-Opera- tlve Exchange . . - . 263 Spend -a plensant evening tonight at the Natatorlum Dancing begins at 9 o'clock.; Free dnnclug until 9:30. 262 HoporuH reach the city that the Pa olflc highway to the north of Grants Pass Is .In fair condition with the ex ception of tills Bide of Smith hill which is. still quite rough and muddy. i MIbs Alta Naylor, the Goodwin Cor. sotlero.; -Phone B48-J. ' ' .1 281 Delco-Llght--Eleotr!clty . for every farm. - n.cdford Electric Co. '..Splendid entortnlnment tonight at tho Natatorlum. The music Is limpir lugV arid lho floor a droum.- Free danc ing iwtl fl;30., ... 262 The ' .1 aclmori county representatives tt thntftato V. W. C. A. oonvciitlon at 8BlejnjllL Jsjyo; for J.hutclty tumor liiw evening. , -.'.. tOhV'Tloy! Homo cooked ; eUts at liaBiS'3'.oliii Saturday nlglitui i 265 i Homo made candy 'rush every day at Kandyland, 2 doors cast of Hlalto . Dancing tonight at: the Natatorlum Floop targe aud roomy thereby cnitb ling frlenilB to dance In groups. Bring your frionds for an evening out.' 262' Mrs. A. M. llroughton of Ashland is spending this week In Medford. on pro fessional .nurse duty. Two Htnr bouts, boxing Bin! wros tllng, Gold Hill, Friday evening, Jan 28: Tickets Brown & Brown, Medford, Irwin's Cigar store, Ashlund. 26 Special prices on pupuinr makes of new tires taken In trudo by us.. See those .before buying. Exchange Tire Co. , . .264 Hemombm- the dancing tonight nt the ' Nutiitorliini. Excellent -music. Splendid floor. Many people from nearby towns attend these parties. 262 'H. D. Carter and H. V. Wyllo-of the Portland. Benvor Cement enmpany arc liuslness visitors In the city from Port land who arrived Tuesday. Klro, auto, iiuoiiuy, burglary Instir- nnco. i Medford Land' & ' liifiilrnnco Agency. 264 : Dolco-Llght farm light and j powr Plants, fliodtorii cicciric i:o. -t . lxj.' . J i l i'i-.; The Housewife of 1921- -Now that AVoimth's Huffi-am- Ik reality, the ' AnHTluin wonmn 'must heiioo -forth bo rnnsiiti-red not mut-wy im- u hiiuntrkecper himI hilue-in:ik'-r. b,ut a-ta voicp a i-ItUon niitl a fmvc In this' busy wot-k-a-duy tvorld. With added iopnnjll.tilltlcn her lii-lih should nevci- hv iieKlc'ctJd. and wtu-n beset with ailments peculiar to he Bi-X, Vhn owes it to lii'i-M-lf to first glvei that Brand old nn-dli Inc. i.ydin H. Plnklium'R 'Vrgetnblv Compound, a trial, ns for ovi'i- forty yeais It lias - bm- Hie ittatidhy of Aiiiri-lrau. -wopion In ' restni lng thom to hc.-ilth and PtlTnfftlli Adv. 11 Alex Sparrow has been spending the week at Portland in attendance .at a fraternal order meeting. Oregon Nursery Co., largest In the northwest. All kinds of fruit and shade trees, ornamental shrubbery, etc. See or address 'V. S. Abraham, 508 South Grape St., Medford. 280 Hemstitching and pecotlng. Handi craft Shop. Because 'of their "hard headed" buy ing the Buick has been called the far mer's car. " In its new opto date dress and wonderfully Improved performance the-BuIck has become the most popu lar car and the Buick factory today Is building more automobiles per day than any other factory in the world. A wonderful record for a big car. : 262' A complaint was filed in the justice court yesterday by Medford parties who charged that Everett Hogue had sold an automobile of which he had no ownership title. The auto in question Is a Studebaker which Hogue held un der contract of purchase, and one which it is alleged he still owed (18K. The auto passed to F. H. Montgomery from Hogue, the Medford parties alleg ing Hogue had sold the machine which did not legally belong to him, and the warrant of arrest followed. Hogue and Montgomery have gone to Medford 'to day where they expect to adjust the matter. Grants Pass Courier. Brooms made by the Rogue River Broom Works are the best" for ' the money. Insist on home-made brooms. -. ' 266 Prize waltz at Eagle Point Saturday night. The Hub Shoe Store of Medford will give a fine pair of shoes to the lady of the winning couple. ; 265 There Is a very special bargain In a late model Buick six touring car at the Medford Auto company. New top, new paint and extra good tires. This la your chance. " m- . 262 Hal Gerber, who left this tltylast December to -visit hiB mother in" Tur key expects to sail from that country about -February 1, for Anjerlca. Mr. Gerber spent Some time in-Armenia. Gertrude Kirkpatrlck, Spencer cor- Betiere. Phone 146-R. 280 You cannot affdrd to "overlook, the special prices being made on tires by Goo. L. Trelchler Motor' Co. These tires are standard makes, not damaged and carry the regular guarantees. 266 Six hundred fifty dollars will buy a late model Chevrolot touring car with good tires at the Medford Auto com pany. Why walk when you can buy thlBm terms. - ' 282 Anlong tho guests at-the Nash are J." W Carey of Seattle, E.'Wolf of Salem, and O. B. Mlsz; D. L. Lycer, C. L. Lang- and Harry L. Schroedcr oi Portland. x Get your tickets for the boxing and wrestling bouts at Gold Hill Friday eve, Jan. 28, nt Brown & Brown's, Med ford, and Irwin's Cigar store, Ashland. 264 We save you' money' on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City Cleaning Wo lis, 401 South Riverside. Phone 4. ;.tf, Your entire family can enjoy that i 1920 model Chevrolot touring car at Medford Auto company, and you can buy It-on temiB for $850. It look's and runs Just like new.' 262 S. F. Pace, dopufy United States marshal, is here from Portland serv ing papers In connection with federal court casos. Insurance" service, telephone 19. 264 Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Satur day, Jan. 29. 265' Curl Jcschke, high grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir fccreet. If you could buy a 'Chalmers Six just overhauled with new tires and a now top, with bumper, spotlight; motomctor and most everything for $1250, .don't yon- think It would lie a big bargain. Tho Medford' Auto company have it. and will give you torniB. 262 Miss AlmA Vodisch.who Is business maunger of Leopold Godowsky left to day for San Francisco. When hotter automobiles are built, Buick will build them.. ... tf Dr. SclwUcr, chiropractic and osteo pathic physician will open up a sub- offico in Medford next week. . 20 .1 will give personal and Immedlato attention to any of your overdue ac counts. 11. F. Lindas, 235 East Main. - -- 2S7 . Mrs. J. C. Ferguson and sou Herman wore visitors in the city yesterday from Ashlund. Just received a carload of fancy po tatoes $1.75 per huudred delivered iu town.. Hutchison (t I.unisden. 263 When overhauling your old ifus put now life in It by demanding genuine Ainerlcun hnmtncred piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Let mo prepare your Income- tax .re turn. Several years experience. Mod erate charges..-II. F. Lindas, 233 East Main.. ' - . 287 Jns'' Jensen of this city left Inst night for Portland to see Jack Demp box an exhibition bout with Terry Kollar tonight. Mr. Jensen is one ol the most ardent supporters of Demp sey in the stale. Good prizes at Jacksonville Friday. 264 Medford Land & Insurance Agency, phone 19; 3i4 i 'Storks and bonds bought and- sold. Latost quy,atlous. B. K. . Lindas, 235 Hint Mala. '' ; 2S7 GiuMtB at the Modford include Aarn Task ot Boston, Gf K. I'attlson of Phil adelphia, Lena Morrow Lewis of Los AnseU's. 11. A. Filler of Spokane, ami H. F. Sonne, Cllf Lowls. G. L. Chan dler. L. C. Dot tor aud Ed J. Oshler or San Francisco. V; lr. Heine, eye. ear, nose, throat, tf Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phono 661. . It. A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. The Majestic "I" will motor to Grunts Phss tomorrow night to play for the big dance at tho Waldorf. 262 Miles Cutitrall spent Tuesday In the tlly from the Applegate country at tending to business manors, I SlEDFORD MAIL., TRIBUNE, Stanton Rowell and C W! JCif-nle were among the Grants Pass people who attended the Godowsky concert here last night. - ' ' i Potatoes $1.75 per 100. Hutchison & Lumsden. . .. 263 Dance at Goldsby liall; Feb. 5th. Sup per furnished by the district. 262 Ned Vilas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vilas of this city has signed up with the United States Shipping board for a 70 days cruise to Manila, stopping t Honolulu and Guam enroute. He will go as a seaman. Mrs. C. E. Strlngfellow. of Vancou ver, Wash., with her two children, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.'L. Suell. . Bring your clean old rags to ibis office, Cc per pound. A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill, called on friends in the city Tuesday. . -. Do not order calenoars from travel ing representatives or out of town firms. We have a factoar line of all sizes and kinds of calendars, wall pockets, cut-outs, etc.,' that, we will show the trade later and save you money on the same. - ; tt The B. Y. P. U; of the First Baptist church will hold a business meeting and social . at: the Cary-' cottage- . on Thursday night at 7:30. p. ya. . All the youns; people of the congregation are urgd to be present. ' - We have a few freshly packed Spitz Baldwins and Black Twigs which we are offering at attractive prices. .-Caltl Oregon Growers Packing Corporation. Phone 128. . "k-23 Majestic ','4" at Jacksonville, Friday, Jan. 28, . - , . 264 The bright light seen In the nor thern sky Sunday evening was discov ered to have come from the burning of a fwo-story bouse belonging to Mrs. Nora Slewing In'Medford. .The i reflec tion from the fire was distinctly visible in Ashland between 7:30 and 8 o'clock Sunday evening. Ashland Tidings, j For dry wood pndne 890-X'or' 947-L. Prompt delivery. 273 Mrs. Paul ' Hansen,' corsetlere,- tor NuBone. Phone 585-J. . ' f , 5 tf '.Hotel-Holland guests Include V. E. Jones of Houston, Texas, Chas. F. Snyder of New York City, John C, Holtze.' H. W. Shellev of San FranclB co, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Smith of' Los Angeles and L. '8tanton, J. P. Jenkins, Edward Wolfe and V. J. Crane of Port land.x Bring your' clean ' old rags to -this office, 6c per pound. Old clean rags wanted, at" Malt; Tri burn 'office. - -.": . ,V Fort and Asa Hubbard and Loren Williams, of the Hubbard . Bros, busi ness establishment are In' attendance at the annual convention in Portland of the hardware and implement deal ers of the state. ' Bring your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. ;. No: 1 potatoes $1.75 per 100. Hutch ison & Lumsden. ' 263' The' sun and wind of the past few days, especially the wind; have gone quite a long ways toward' drying up the roads turnout this section, but it will take much more dry4ng to get them Into fair condition again. Those liavlnc unoald accounts with siiortle' Garnett' would confer a great favor by railing at Goo. L. Trelchler's office and paying same. - Shortie needs tho money. . ' - Mrs. Hnney, hemstitching, peeot, buttons coverod. M. F. & H, bl'dg. .. 264 According to a letter from Joe Tho mas, matchmaker for the Modford bod ing commission, things are looking rosy for the boxing game in Grants Tass, and he will hold a smoker In that city February 4th, in the opera-house There will be four., . bouts. Jojinny Carlson will meet-a, young man from Chicago who once boxed Johnny Cou- Ion. A number of local fans are plan. liing on attending the Grants Pass card. . . , . . , Prize -waltz at Jacksonville Friday night. The Hub Shoe Store of Medford will give a fino pair of ahoesato tho lady bf the winning' couple .26,4 x vt uauuiKiuir BIUIU uuui puny tour- lug south to Caflforuln who arrived jit tho Hotel Medford yestorday afternoon und continued on their journey today, consists of Dr. and Mrs. If. H.'.Keyloi- of Walla Walla, Mrs. E. D. Starr and A D. Starr of Seattlo. Just arrived a car load of No. one white potatoes at $1.78 per hundred lbs. by the sack.- Delivered to any part or the city. Warner, Wortman & Gore. ' 263 Leopold Godowsky, the pianist who appeared iu concort at tho I'agcjlast night left this morning for Klamath Falls where he pluys Thursday night. From thut city he will depart for San Francisco and lxs Angeles, the scenes of hls noxt concerts. Oh! Yum Yum! Home .cqoked ents at Jacksonville Friday night. 261 The pruning demonstration held at tho, Chester Fitch orchard yesterday was. attended by about fifty-orchard. Ists. The demonstrations-lot !;. today. 1 uursduy and Friday are also expected to be well attended: Grape cider, fresh from the press at tho Jackson County Creamery Bottllug iicm. t'none Z2-K. ; That expected-storm had not mater lallzed up to late, this afternoon. Rain la-iwalii the prediction. - h.verythlns electrical. Modford Eloc- tnc Co. rhone 661. . ; . Renews' Strength! 1 1 rt .i vvnere there is need for a .build ing-up tonic n(ter prostrating iljncss, s SCOTT'S EMULSION i taken regularly, usually spells renewed strength MEDFORD, OREGOX, i Mrs. Margaret Sanger 4. 9? - AIM ccrwnuit oriT. o.ut Who is known tnroffliout i lie United States ts the advocate, el the Birth Control. !; Att'c(rney B. F. Lindas has moved his office, upstairs in the Stewart building, corner Main and Bartlett. streets. In addition to his law and insurance busi ness be will deal in stocks and bonds. making a specialty of .liberty' bonds, and loan money. t , , . , HemBtltchins .'ana'-' peca'tfhg,.'; 10 cents per yard. The Vanity' Shop, new location, cor. East Ma'in.and Bartlett. ? ... ', : ; ; ; - oa- According to the bill introduced In the Oregon senate this week to absolve from all responsibility Sheriff. Terrtll and County Clerk ;Florey for funds of the county lost in the Bank of Jack sonville failure, at the time of the fail ure the sheriff's office had on deposit in the bank funds aggregating $2453.19 whlie-the oierk's office had a deposit amounting to $1944.78.', ' ' Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brookings ' ' of Klamath Falls, were among the Med ford visitors today. ' .Oregonians registered , at the-' Med ford Include Mr.5and Mrs. C. Brookings of- Klamath Fail's, K. Kalisky, J. C. Al mack and W. Hayward of Eugene, and the folloWing -from Portland: Thomas' A'.: Keith.: R'. Wnnkel, D: Cloaten, W. M. Coplan. A. Hreyman, A. A. Samuel, H. L. LInd and A. H. Ferguson. SEES LITTLEI E 1 TOKIp,.. Jan.. 26. (By tho -Asso ciatcd lren) RcHtvlotion of nima- nicnts would be considered by the Japanese Kovfinment, should it be fn-oposed. by another nation,' but little hope iH held out by Viscount Uchida, foreiBn minister, that there will be any immediate movement toward dis armament. The foreign minister was interpellated in the lower houne of parliament by members of the oppor. Hition and admitted that the limiting of HJ'maniunts waa being discuuaed by the powers. ... "Some practical men abroad how ever," he declared, ''do .not approve of immediate disarmament, although they agree In irlnciple. 'IHio exist tnc Oornum situation is one factor which prevonts a complete agreement on the subject.' Some people believe Japail has no intention to restrict armament because Viscount Jshii, Japanesq an bas.ador to Knuice, favored the ppin-r ion-of practical men who object tu re duction. t . - , VJapan's hnval policy is not one of expansion, but is one that cannot be Avoided in the' interests of solf-pro-taction. riapan, however, is ready to consider the subject of curtailment. in order to assure world peace, in case aiy. power should make such a Hope for an t?arly beginning ;of di" roct .rieotLitiuiis with Chinn. relative to the restoration of Shantung was ex pressed by the foreign minister. He line la red .tho inauguration of trade with JEussiu might be considered after a stuble government had1 been estab lished by. the Kar .Kastern republic nt Chita. STOP III SI Zemo,' the Cleanh Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treat-' nent that relieves itching torture and lhat cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any dniRKist for a 35c or SI bottle f.Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon fou will find that irritations, pimples, Dlaclheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm ind similar skin troubles will disappear. Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying liquid, is all that via needed, for it banishes most skirt eruptions, makes Uie skin soft, smpoth and healthy. . Tbe S. W. Km Co.. Clerelud. a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALfc) Turkeys for breeding. J. C; llerriug,. Central Point. 267 LOST On Saturday! a gray fur-lined ioe. t-inner return to Klorker ' yriiitery,' s. S. Central Ave. L'6I KOIJ SALK Six room bungalow at wi ijeatty m. tor only jioim. Assess ments paid to date. Look It over and phone DIJ-L after 6: W0 p. ni. it you want It. FOIt SALK Pnmifure enouch - fof apnrtinpiit house. House can be rent ed cheap. L'lii Talent (m (. ;'fi7 WEDNESDAY,' - - JANUARY L TtOME; Jan. 26. Conservative and radical elements in Italy have vlrtUr ally joined forces in rtmhattlng the bill prepared for parliament by 1're-mier-Giolitti. which would gl'-'e work ers a shatc in the management of in dustrial plants. State industries.- con cerns which, have been doing hiuj.ness less than four years and factories em ploying less than sixty worker.) wouid be exempt from the ;rovistdns of the measure, which would appear to place In the hands of workiu'men genoral supervision over Industrial operations. .4 n explanation of the bill is includ ed in article one, it being staged Ttvtt the legislation is designed to ."ser-ure participation .in industrial affairs by workers, makb it pcysill3 for woi'R'ers' to-know the conditions jire'-'nleni in industi-y atid bring out an imprf,rt -ment in technical JnstruclioM and-in the moral and economic condition, of workers." , It is asserted t,he hill wo:iid reek to "improve antj make more economical methods uf productiur. and render the relations between workers and em ployers more peaeeful." . . " Article -two stipuVites the industries coming within ihc terms of the hill, among them being matuliurglo. tex tile, chemical and electric plants, land and water transport, rtjul estate,. mines and hotels. ' i Article three .provides that a na tional! commission , would be ' const! tuted of nine members, si elected ly worklngmen and three by engineers and clerks. This ' commission would hold office foiJ three years and would have authority to appoint in each fac tory two or more men to' share in the management, these men to be eligi ble to re-election each three years. V Article five provides that the com mission could have the power to se cure information regarding, the cost of materials and how they are pur chased, the cost of production Jneth ods of administration and production and other details of 'the work of a pi tint, In-addition to all matters- nf fecting capital and profits. Socret processes owned by employers, how ever, would not be placed in the hands of tho commission. ASPIRIN' i Name "Bayer", on Genuine Take no chances- with substitutes! Unless you see the name "Bayor" on package or on tablets you. are not getting genuine, Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty-one '-years and proved safe by millions.. . Taku As pirin only as told in the Bayer p:ici. age" for Colds, Headache, tXuurnlcia, Itheuniutisni, Earache, Toinhache, Lumbago and for Pain." Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As pirin cost few cents, Druggists; also sell larger -packages. ' Aspirin: is the trade mark of Bayer' Manufacture o( Xlononcetieacldcster. of Snllcylicncid. '''.' .f'i- '-: :v :' . ; ' Adv.' Have you seen our new ' 1I.U.T.M.VHK. VIUTE GOLD WKIST M ATCHES? . . Tlicy lire nccuratc time kei'iR-rs' and .the. latest style. In .app.-ar-mice. Only $a.0U. . , "Ve'ild 1 " : : . Accurate Wntcii ltcpalrlng Artistic KnxrHViiiir ' .Satisfactory Mniiuractiiriii EDGAR WIGHT J :17-l.y., Central . " ; REFINED SERVICE at a saving We are in a position to i give., the lowest...- possible rates obtainable.. Every item of modern fun eral- service is given oui most careful attention. also ' 1 the assistance of a Licensed Lady '. . Embalmer without extra charge Weeks -Conger Co. j I " , .' ' - Gifts that Last - . . 20, 1921 The richest tale mines are in' Chero kee county, North Carolina, whore the mineral is found in leaves and scales very much like slate; Alexander the Great was prevented by his death from carrying out his plan of restoring Babylqn to its for mer splendor. Arch Preserver Shoe . Insure Against Weak Arches - ' The key-note of fdotcom ' fort lies in the arch for there the strain is greatest. Weak or fallen arches are the '. . source of constant discom . . fort, and annoyance. Before that first tinge of " - pain.insureyourfeetagainst "' weak arches 70 fii the people have them what ; reason have you for bejiev ing that you are immune? None whatever, unless you -' fortify 'your, feet now by ; wearing ARCH -PRE-:; SERVER SHOES.. These shoed support the . archcaef ully and properly, the weight of the body -is evenly distributed and the ' ; foot so placed that the bones : and muscles; can function - in the manner that Nature - decreed.' .. . . ARCH PRESERVER . " SHOESare sound insurance ' against the foot ills of later life. ' KP! IUE FOOX WtU, 'Practical Shoe Fitter in 'charge. , iilili - ELKS,. NOTICE ';, .,.'; Thomas1 B. James,' 'District" 'Deputy-Grand Ex.ilted j Ruler, Southern Oregon, will pay Medford Lodge No. 3 168, an official visit Thursday night, January 27tli. All jneiiibers arc urged to attend this meeting. An exccllent'program is being- prepared for this oc-.. sasion. Lets go. ' ' - - - 'LEE K JACpB! "i O. O. ALENDEKFKR, "'r ' Secretary: - ' Exalted Ruler.! There are fruit growers' and Fruit Growers... fym. grOV Culls and ",C". 'grade fruit on Extra .Fancy; land aud at Extra Fane.' ..costsl ' ' " ' ' Others grow Extra Fancy fruit on Cull' land 'ai,"0'-' grade costs. ; . - ' ' . .' f , . . If yourvpariieiilar problem is a ! ' .. - 1 Sprayer Run in and see us. Ve have takcli over the complete HARDIE ORCHARD LINE 7 "SVc liave- a ear load of -Sprayers on the floor, .spray hose, fulljine. ot engine and -pump parts,- J la rdie,' Orchard guns., ladders.-etc. .-Get one' oi these 'lla rdie 1 Triplex Power Sprayers. ' . , . :. . , "If It's Hardie It's Right'.' Oregon Growers' Packing Corporation ; ..Salesroom end of North Central, Medford " . Warehouse No. 2-Grants Pass. rOLDS . oi neaa orcnest are more easily treated externally with ' V APORlin Ova 17 Million Jan iW Ttarh' Merchants' Lunch THURSDAY ' .12 2 p. m. HOLLAND CAFE Potato Salad .- ' . . Soup ' Cream of Corn V . - - Choice oT Irish Stow ' '' L. . -.v Veal Loaf, Paprika Sauco Corn Dread Mushed Potatoes Creamed Parsnips , Spanish Frittpi-u Tea . Coffee ; .Milk Try Our Special Plate Lunch ' . 35 ' . Veal IoaP, Taprika" Snueo .Mashed Potatoes Corn Uread . Spanish Fritters . Tea- ' - - ' Coffee . Milk -BUSINESS IS GOOD fOVtt. Tanuiii'- business , up '! (o r dlite bus been . phenomenal. . That proves that the. l'EOPlA: iif Mciifoi-d appreciate ability ' ' mid service. , AVe. have Jn " crcascil our staff of nccoiiiiuuiu . to meet demands to eiiublc.us to Sivc you personal SEUV1CI-:,.' ' ,.' ' I-V ADPITIOX.' , ' ' to our accounting and auditing ' wo have established an IXCOMK TAX .SKJIVICI-; in charge ,ot" ' Mil, J. C. C(Xi:s. whit Is thor- . ouirlily tuuiilliir and up to the . niluutc iu nil .. .,; f- INCOME TAX MATT EJUS -..'.; 1 ... Wilson Auditing Co. , : Liberty nidsc. '. , ' E. M. -VVilsoll, C. V. A. -J. C. Cones. ' . - The Medford.; ' "Auto Paint' Shop j Registered) . .''.'. , :7 General Motor Car ItefJnInifng iV. Central & Jackson., Plmne 7D7" AUTO PAINTING by cVpericiiccd num. '" Work guaran teed. Shop 120 Xnt Bids. ' C. J. SAYLOR W3