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."'. U) MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE, MEDFOTtD, ORKflONV TIHTftFvDAY. JANUARY 27, 1921 r P5QE TWO ocal and Personal After Tour days of comparatively lilKh wind for this section with no rain following, which had most of the ama teur weather sharps guessing, the ex pected storm broke this morning shortly after 8 o'clock in the shape of a downpour of rain that continued off and on most of the forenoon. More rain is predicted for tonight and Fri day. Hutchison & Lumsaen deliver No. 1 potatoes any place In tile city at $1.75 oer 100. Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder. Phono 902. Elinor Hanlcy Hush, 82C East Main. . 3' LSdy Elks dance Friday, January 28. Thomas 13. James of MarshfleKl, deputy exnlted ruler of the B. P. O. E. order for the southern Oregon district, who pays an official visit to the Kilts lodge tonight, arrived in the city this morning. He was met at the depot by a delegation of prominent local Elks and escorted to his hotel. Later he visited at the Elks temple. 200 pair new shoes at cost. Second hand shoes and shoe repairing at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street, Medford. Remember our re-bullt tires cost you Icbs than half and run Just as far. We guarantee our work. Exchange Tire Co. , 2C4 Try our merchants lunch, Tho Shasta. , ; Tho Masons are planning a big dance for tho Jiight of Feb. 1G, .which will ,bo given for the pui poso of nsslst lug;4u raising funds to -remodel the Maijitmlc building to provide, -for tho projected club rooms, a probable fua tunjj of which will bo a Masonic library. Jrjvcst ioaMsayiqgii In the Jackson County Bhflding- and Loan association. 7 ,- r u Fancy potatoes $1.75 per 100 deliv . ered in town. Hutchison & Lumsden. 20D Don't miss the rubber sale at the Medford Pharmacy. Sco their ad in tills paper. 263 Mrs. Paul Orlopp of Topeka, Kits.,: arrived In the city this forenoon for a visit with hor Bister, Mrs. H. F. Antic and family. Just arrived, a car load of No. one white potatoes at $1.75 per hundred pounds by tho sack. Delivered to any part of the city. Warner, Wortmnn & Gore. 203 Prizes at Eagle Point Sat. nito. 205 llrlng your; clean old rags to this office, Go per pound. Car shelled corn on track today. $10.00 per ton. Farm Bureau Co-Opera-tlvo Exchange. 203 Uncle John Westerlund Is In Port land on business and his presence thoro Inspired the following In the Portland Journal: "J. II. Westerlund, ono of the biggest heartod and biggest bodlod hotelmen in Oregon, Is out of the hotel game at present, ilo Is too cordial a host, however, to stay out of It long. For years ho was proprietor of tho Hotel Holland at Medford. II. C. Smith, who for many yoars operated tho Hotel Moore at Ontario, Is now tho new proprietor of tho" Hotel Hol land." Tho Golden Star kindergarten Is re ceiving pupils this wock at 512 S. Holly strcot. For particulars phone Mrs Wlllard. 77S-X. 261 Car superphosphate on trade today $33.50 per ton. Farm rSureuu Co-Opera- tlvo Exchange - 2b,i Lady ElkB dance Friday, January 28. 203 Mr. niid Mrs. M. S. Long and F. S. Townsend of Salem are guests at the Midland, us are also Audrey (.1. Mor gan of Washington, D. C, and II. L Lively of Snaltlo. Dtilco-LlghfrrjElpplrloity for every farm. H.edforcl Electrjc Co. Oji! flilyVVfomo ''cboffoit cats at Eugjo Point Saturday night. 265 Tvu ., nUu- houlK, boxing . und wres- tllngrOnM-HHl, -'Friday -evening. Jan. 2S. i Tlofcotfl Brown &. Brown; Jrtoilford, Irwin's Cigar store, Ashlau'il. 261 While it was raining hard In tho val ley this forenoon snow was falling heavily In the mountains und high foot hills. Special prices on popular makes of new tiros taken In trade by us. Sue these before buying. Exchnngo Tiro Co. 261 Flro, nuto, liuuiiity, burglary Insur ance. Medford Laud & Insurance Agency. 261 Don't overlook the "Five Cent" rub ber sale at the Med ford Pharmacy. O'ontrul and Main. See their "ad" in this issue. 263 Friends of little Doris Hichardson, who is still in the Sacred Heart hosp tal fullowing her recent operation, will be pleased to learn that her con dition 1h improving daily. Delco-Llght fnrm light and power plniils. Medford Electric Co. Oregon Nursery Co., largest In the northwest. All kinds of fruit and Bhndo trees, ornamental shrubbory, etc. Seo or address V. S. Abraham. 608 South Grape St., Medrord. 2S0 Homstltchtng and penning. Handi craft Shop. llrooms made by the Itogue Iilver lli-oom Works nru the best for the money. Insist on hoinc-nmdc brooms. 266 A telegijim was received yesterday saying that the crisis would be passed toilay in the Illness of Court Hull, well known citizen of this city, following an operation tit Itiverslde. Cal., and that Ills condition was satstnruuy though still serious. Lady Elks dance Friday. January 28. 263 Prize waltz at Eagle Point Saturday night. Tho Hub Shoe Store of Medrord will give a fine pair of shoes to the lady of the winning couple. 2i." Gertrude Klrkpatrlck, Spencer cor- eetlcre, Phone h-k, jsv John n. Elision of Yreka, Cal., is transacting business matters in this city for a few days. You cannot afford to overlook the special prices being made on tires by Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co. These tires are standard makes, not damaged and carry the regular guarantees. 266 Get your tickets for the boxing and wrestling bouts at Gold Hill Friday eve, Jan. 28, at Brown & Brown's, Med ford, and Irwin's Cigar store, Ashland 264' You get two hot water bottles or fountain syringes for practically the price of one only five cents addition al. See the Medford Pharmacy ad In this paper. 203' , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wing of Port land, J. II. George of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wlnninghain of Watklns are among the guests at the Nash. , We save you mono on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phone 4(4. tf Insurance service, telephone 19. 2C4 Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Satur day, Jan. 29. 205 Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and clock repairing, 11 Fir street. Friends and patrons of the Howard school are invited to attend a com munity meeting at the school house at S p. m. Friday. Elks dance, Friday night at ElkB temple, under auspices of Lady Elks. 263 When iiottor automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Dr. Scheller, chiropractic and osteo pathic physician will open up a sub- office in Medford next week. 265 "Word reached here this week of an accident In which L. O. Walker nearly met bis Waterloo," says the Gold Hill News. "While crossing a steep grade on the slippery hills of foggy Culifor nln, IiJb new Nash car started over the bank. Walker niannger to get his gear into reverse (pulling away from a plunge of over a hundred feet) and turned the car over against a low bank with little damage." I I will glvo personal and immediate attention to any of your overdue ac counts. B. F. Lindas, 235 East Main. 287" Just received a carloud of fancy po tatoes $1.75 per hundred delivered In town. Hutchison & Lumsdon. 263 When overhauling your old bus put new lifo in it by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Corner Motor Co. tf Dwlght Plilpps left Wednesday mor ning for Portland where ho will enter tho Pacific Dental college. Let mo prepare your Income tax re turn. Several years experience. Mod erate charges. B. F. Lindas, 235 East Main.. n 287 Good prizes at Jacksonville Friday. 204 Now that tho eastern and western nutoniobllo shows are over and the several mnkora have unveiled their newest ideas In automobiles It Is easy to pick tho real outstanding car of the year. Tho automobile exports are prac tically unanimous in selecting tho Uulck as tho best car at any price and as showing the greatest improvement for tho year. . 203 Enrl Isaacs, manager of Mann's de partment store is in Portland on busi ness and while there plans to mix In a little pleasure, by seeing Jack Demp scy, champion of tho world, bor a six round exhibition match. Another Mcd fordile present at the event was Jons Jenson, who made a special trip to tho Roso City to see his pugilistic idol. Medford Lund & Insurance Agency, phone 19. 204 Stocks and bonds bought and sold! Latest quotations. II. F. Lindas, 235 East Main. 287 Dr. Heine, oyo, enr, nose, throat, tf A letter from Walter D. Merrick to friends slates that ho will soon leave for Mexico City. Mr. Merrick Is man ager of an Icelander who sings tenor, and will glvo a couple of concerts in the revolution center, after which he expects to pay a visit to his parents in this city. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phono 661. R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Sorvlce. .Lady Elks dance, Friday evening for Elks and their ladles only. 262" At I ho Lincoln school Parent-Teacher circle meeting Friday at 3 p. m. Mr. Smith will give a talk. Potatoes $1.75 per 100. Hutchison & Lumsdeii. 263 llrlng your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. Do not order calcnoars from travel ing representatives or out of town firms. Wo havo a factory lino of all sizes mid kinds of calendars, wall pockets, cutouts, etc., that we will show the trade later and save you money on tho same. tf Mrs. W. E. Smith and daughter Grace, of Himquim, Wash., who have been visiting at the home of Dr. C. A. Smith left this morning for Medford -Rosebiirg News-Review. We have a few freshly packed Spitz Baldwins and Black Twigs which wo are offering at attractive prices. Call Oregon Growers Packing Corporation Phono 12S. 263 Majestic "4" at Jacksonville, Friday, Jan. 28. 261 For dry wood pnono S90-X or 917-L. Prompt delivery. 273 Among those registered at the Med ford are W. E. Vtiught of Los Angeles S. A. Woodruff of Seattle, C. F. Rose crans of Sisson and P. A. ltowe, H. A Sehullhorn. I.. C. Dnltor ami James A Si'litffer of Sun Francisco. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlero for NuHone. Phono 5S5J. If Bring your clean old rags to this office, 6c per pound. Old clean rags wanted at Mall Tri bune office. Van A. Heffner of the federal fish hatchery nt Trail is a visitor In the city who arrived Wednesday, Considerable local Interest is being manifested In the boxing matches to be held at Gold Hil tomorrow night under the auspices of the Gold Hill boxing commission. The main boxing event will be between George Eagles and Red Campbell with a wrestling match between Ralph Hand, the pride of Gold Hill, and Hill Anderson, a wrestler with considerable of a reputa tion in Canada. Owing to the high prices paid the 'participants there will be but two numbers on the bill, but the commission guarantees that the fans will get their money's worth. A large number of funs from Jacksonville, Ash land and this city are planning on at tending. Tickets aie on sale at Drown and Brown's in this city and at Irwin's billiard hull In Ashland. Bring your clean old rags to this office, Cc per pound. The Snnta Clara Meat company of San Francisco, which has been buying sheep and cattle In this section for the last ten days, will ship out three car loads of Rogue river valley cattle Fri day. Last week they shipped a thou sand head of sheep. No. 1 potatoes $1.75 per 100. Hutch ison & Lumsdon. 263 Joe Thomas, matchmaker of the Medford boxing commission, who will stage a smoker in Grants Pass Feb. 1th, was up from that city Wednesday, arranging for a couple of boutB to fill out the bill. Johnny Carlson will meet a young man by tho name of Jimmy Duffy, who is eight pounds lighter, but makes up in science and experience what he lacks In weight. Ho is ex pected to give Carlson the hardest bat tle of his career. ' Those having unpaid accounts with Shortle Garnett would confer a great favor by calling at Geo. L. Trolchlor's office and paying same. Shortle needs Lthe money. Mrs. C. L. Delln who underwent a surgical operation at St. Vincent's hos pital in Portland recently, is now out of the hospital and will return to her home In this city In about a week. Mrs. Huney, hemstitching, pecot, buttons covered. M. F. & II. bldg. 204 Theodore Ice of Beagle was trans acting business In the city -today. Prize waltz at Jacksonville Friday night. Tho Hub Shoe Store of Modl'ord will give a fino pair of shoes to the lady of tho winning couple. 264 Following a talk at Grants Pass Tuesday night by Professor F. C. Rel- nier, superintendent of the Southern Oregon experiment station at Talent, tho directors of the Grants Pass cham ber of commerce sent telegrams to the Josephine county delegation in the state legislature urging support of in creased appropriations for the station. Prof. Reinicr told of the accomplish ments and needs of the station and of the many denrands made upon it. The directors gave unanimous approval to tho work. Just arrived a car load of No. one whlto potatoes at $1.75 per hundred lbs. by the snck. Dollvored to any part of the city. Warner, Wortman & Gore. 263 There was born to Mr. and Mn Louis Jensen at the Sacred Heart hospital, January 20, a 7V& pound boy Mr. Jensen v?ho saw active service and was twice wounded In tho late war, is an employe of the Independence creamery, and Mrs. Jensen Is nn Eng lish young woman whom he met and won in London. Oh! Yum Yum! Home cooked eats at Jacksonville Friday night. 204 Literature Is being mailed out from tho farm bureau headquarters in the Liberty building to 1700 farmers of Jackson county calling attention to the farm bureau membership drive of next woek and giving the places and datos of. the various meetings. In addition postcards will bo ninilod to the far mers of each district several days bo fore tho drive meeting is hold in that district. Grape cider, frosh from the press at the Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. Fort Hubbard of Medford has at tended every ono of the 15 conventions hold by the Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers' association. This is his 15th convention meeting. His brother, A. C. Hubbard, who is In business with him, is here for the meetings also. The Oresoiilan. Everything electrical. Medford Eloc trie Co. Phone 001. Mrs. Nora Slewing who is residing in Berkeley, Calif., this wi'uter while her sous are attending school, and whoso homo and furniture here were de.itro.ved by flro last Sunday evening, is in the city looking after the insur ance adjustment and other business matters. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Kl'h I.11CAL APPLICATIONS, as tlicy rfimtot roucll U'e seat of the disease, t'ntanli is a local disease, greatly in fluenced by constitutional conditions, and In order to cure it you must tuke nn tuternal remedy. Hull's Catarrh Medi cine la taken internally and acts thru cue blood on tho mucous surfaces of Vo system. Hail's Ceiarrh Medicine was f described by one of tlio best physicians n tills country for years. It Is com posed nf some of the best tonics known, combined ,ltli some of the boat blood puriiiers. Tile correct combination of tiio ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medi cine is what produces such wonderful rei?u!t9 In catarrhal conditions Send for tt'wlimonliijs, frea. F. J. CHENKY CO., Trops., Toledo, O. All PntCBist. 7ft.-. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS VSF.l) Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated Suite t-2 over Mny Co. 808 1 Mlu, VpMnlr Just 'as the roads thruo'ut this sec tion were fast. drying out came this forenoon's rain and the prospects of more rain to muddy them up again. District Highway Engineer Hodgmnn said this morning that there was no trouble with the Pacific highway tu tho south, as the road Is being kept ! clear of snow over the Slskiyous by the state highway department, and that there have been few complaints. However the mountain highway on this side is icy caused by the alternate melting and freezing, and all autos negotiating the Slskiyous should be equipped with chains. The highway to the north is in fair condition except this side of Smith hill, which is still very rough with considerable mud. Hemstitching nno pecotlng, 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Shop, new location, cor. East Main and Bartlett. 265 The many school pupils selling tick ets for the basket ball games with Cot tage Grove for tonight and ' Friday night, and the tickets being sold for the Lady Elks danco Friday night im presses on the public these big events on those nights. Vcss E. Jones lias Just arrived from Houston, iexas, with good news con cerning Mogul Producing & Refining company, and all stockholders and prospective purchasers of "Mogul" securities should see him at onco at Edwin P. Hughes' office as he will be here but a few days. 29 . Republicans of the city and valley are beginning preparations for the annual Lincoln day banquet, Feb. 12, and are extending invitations to prom inent citizens turnout the state to at tend. Judge Henry McGinn of Port land has been selected to deliver1 the political address 'of the evening; and Judge Harris of Salem has been select ed to deliver the address on Lincoln. Both men are among the "lending speakers .of the state. Colonel ,R. C. Washburn whoso annual castigation of the democratic party has been n fea ture of the banquet since its inception, is in southern California for the win ter, and will not got back in time for the banquet. Wanted Singing canaries. Box D, Mail Tribune; i ' ' Notice To my many friends -and patients, 1 wish to state that I have decided to remain in Medford, and continue my practice of medicine and surgery. I also vflsh to Btate that .while I have closed the Dow hospital;1 until a more suitable location is.; jsdeured; that I have made arrangements with a good hospital to adnilt-my patients for sur gical and obstatrelical service. Dr. McMorris M. Dow,' residence: Hotel Holland. Offices: 307-S M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. 263 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Turkeys for breeding. J. C. Herring, 'Central Point. .. 267 WANTED Salesman:1 We want a real salesman that is reliable and ener getic, with nn nuto, for a permanent posttion in each county of Oregon Washington and Idaho to sell 8 labor saving and farm conveniences arti cles for the house, barn and stock They are articles with real merits and one that the farmer will buy if properly presented: They are linos that any salesman can handle with credit to himself alid in which he can build up a permanent business that will last for years. In answer ing state territory preferred, your age, selling experience and refer ences. It Is a commission proposi tion. A good salesman can easily make from $2500.00 to $5000.00 a year. If you can qualify for tho nosi Hon it's worth the while of any salesman employed or unemployed Const Culvert & Flimie Co., Portland (Kenton) Oregon. 20S WANTED To rent furnished apart ment or two rooms, kitchen and bath, or small house furnished Phone 797. ." , 265' FOR SALE 1921 Chevrolet roadster Phone 244. 2tio WANTED By two young, men, work of any kind. Ranch work preferred Ans. pox 71, Mail Tribune. . . 203 FOR SALE Beardless seed barley $2.50 por cwt. Ton lots,' JtS.00. L. D. Harris, on Ed Hunley ' Ranch, Phone 6S6-R-2. 2ti Getting Together With us on your INCOME TAX lilOTUILVS and other AC COCNTlNti difficulties that may arise in your business, is tho BUST WAV TO KCOXOM1.I-: Our Business is to proiiare for you a correct return nn:l save money for you. ANYONE needing tho sctvi.-e of an INCOM.'C TAX specialist or KXl'l.PT ACCOHNT.WT, should see Ml!. E. M. WILSON, C. P.A. or MR. J. l CONES Wilson Auditing Co. Liberty Bldg. P. S.. HELLO .BILL: ' Hi-lug your lust siii to the UIKS Fri day liiKllt. SOME DOIN'S Dr. Henry B. Purl SPECIALIST IN EXTRACTING, CROWN and BRIDGE WORK and . ARTIFICIAL TEETH 308 E Main St. Phone 503-R c. EXPERT'S SERVICE At a mecthif; of tho board of di rectors of tho Medford Chamber of Commerce" yesterday afternoon a number of citizens were called in con sultation on legislative matters re ferred to the board by the Jackson county delegation nt Salem. Before going on record as either favoring or being opposed to text books, this wns referred to the school board and the bills introduced reliev ing the sheriff and clerk of respon sibility for money deposited in the Jacksonville. Hank were passed to the county authorities for their opinion. Resolutions were adopted showing the appreciation of southern Oregon to the Multnomah and Imperial Hotels of Portland for the splendid publicity being given to Crater Lake. Telegrams were directed to be sent to tho Oregon senators and represen tatives at Washington, urging them to use their influence with Chief Mar vin of the Weather Bureau to assure the Ttogue River Valley of the serv ices of an observer during the frost period. A. F. & A. M. Special Communication Med ford Lodge 103. Friday even ing, Jan. 2Stli, 7 p. m. Work In the E. A. degree. Ry order of the W. M. L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. . 20-1 True way to bsooino slander, soile; fimtthy, u cow yours. Set) ttiu picuipn; tiiv shadow ( are to give you idea of size tit (ore reduction of wrfe-ht. No tUirvinff or tedioun cixm-cmsos. No thyroid, no loss of time. Just follow Lhs simple, euy Kordln system and roduoo 1 0 to 60 pounds iwnai ever you tieml to) under tn oo py -refund eu ntee. Safe, - reliable, rcom mendud ly nhys.ciariB. Add to yonr capability and charm. Am&za ail who know you. B come llahtar In fitBB. vouncar in appearance, sttraotlvo, gnin Id lie<h, add ycora to your II to! Take your measurements and weigbt oft a and look at yournelf in mirror to know tho great benefit. Fon't lose nny more timet start not and enjoy the thiill of nerorning Blender. Ask tor bnx of KOffEIN TABULES (pronounced kcrten) at any drug etore. Accept no substitute. Or mail $1.00 to us (or box: m write for free brochure. KoreiQ Co.. HF-B0, Statin X. Mew York, tt. T. Merchants' Lunch FRIDAY 122 p. m. 5V " HOLLAND CAFE Salmon Salad Soup Boston Clam Chowder Ilaked Halibut, Tomato Sauce Tloast Sirloin of Jef, Drown Gravy Corn Hrcad ' , Mashed Potatoes, Maearonl, au Gratiu Corn Fritters, Syrup ' ' Tea Coffee Milk Try Our Special Plate Lunch 355: Baked. Halibut, Tomato Sauce Corn Bread Maahed Potatoes Corn Frittei-H, Syrup ea Coffee Milk "What You Need Most in Your Are You Giving Your Wife a .4 $5 Down Right now is the time to buy. These special easy terms offered until Feb ruary 12. PHONE SO " " ' PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE CORNER MAIN AND CENTRAL Mother Says: "At the first ilgn of an Irritated throat, in. any member of the family, I can reach for the handy box of BUNTE'S Cough Drops." No danger of Irritation becoming Inflammation if you- use BUNTE'S immediately. Get a box now. BUNTH BROTHERS :: CHICAGO Mokert of the World Famou.Caadv and Cocoa Look for the Red Bo wilb the Funny Fat .Minor mWIW tPZmr MENTHOL W-Mi 'W ' ANP. HOREHOUND . . Under Auspices of Eady Eflisti tickets, per couple $i.lQ i'-K7! o7firi !; 5 M Extra Ladies 50c MedfofdLodgeNo.ll68,B.P.O.E. eai 1920 Chandler Dispatch ! used fcy private party, and has had the best ( of care. Disieel Wheels, over-size cord tires ' all around, bumper, spot light, motor meter; : ; wind deflectors, and many other extras. A No. 1 mechanical condition and a beauty to look at. Price reasonable and some terms to responsible parties. ' ' . l. C. E. Burkett. Valley Garage' Phone. 366 WITH MEDPCSD TSADE IS MEDFORD MADS; i A wesrerti & stir! s- WASHER AND WRINGER will put one in vnur home. The rimiaiiiiiij; few payments will he easy, for the washer actually pays fui- itself in a A-ear. PURE IH Elks' Dance Friday Night : January28 - Bargain Home" Square .phlti J
