Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 09, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP4GE TWO I MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY n.HQ1 L ocal and Personal The first two days of the farm bur eau membership drive ended last night with 500 farmers sinned up. The bur eau had a membership of 750 last year, which memberships expired January 1st. There are 15U0 farmers available in Jackson county for membership in tho bureau and It is confidently expect ed that not less than 10U0 will be sign ed up Saturday night when the cam palBii closes. So far of nil the farmers visited by tho solicitors, SO per cent have signed up. Don t let your chickens stand in mud and water. You won't get eggs if you do. Buy a bale of straw for ?1.00 We'll deliver it. Phono 09, Russ Will tf The Salvation Army is In need of some beds, bedding and chairs, etc., for its general relief work. Those having anything like that that they can spare please call ,3G(i or call at residence 229 Apple struct, wo ca albo use cast-off clothing, shoes, etc. Envoy and Mrs. Sinclair, officers in charge 277 Considerable local interest is being shown in the game tomorrow night at the Nat between Talent and an alumni (iiiliitet under tho auspices of the American Legion. , Because of next Saturday being I. In coin's birthday, and therefore a legal holiday, , all the banks will be closed that day. . We have a special bargain in print paper that makes splendid wrapping paper. There are threo lengths of rolls, each has a core so they can bo used on tho paper racks. You can purchase this papur much cheaper than wrapping paper. If Interested come and sco the paper. tf i Wo can supply your requirements In Dormant Oil, Liquid Lime and Sulphur, Dry Lime and Sulphur, Distillate Oil Kmulslon, Trco Tanglefoot and all other Orchard Sprays. Prices right. Quality guaranteed. Farm Bureau Co " operative Exchange. '274 Regular community dance tonight at the Nat. Lucky number dunces a special feature. Dancing begins promptly at 9, Free dancing until 9:30. 247 Mrs. E. J. Carlllo, wife of the general manager of the construction company building the big (lam of tho Ornnts PaSB irrigation district, anil Mrs. James Smith spent Tuesday In Mod , ford from Grants Pass on a shopping tour with the Holland as their hend quarters. 200 pair new Bhoes at cost. Second hand shoos and shoe repairing at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East Sixth street. Medford. . Valentines at Swem's Studio. 27( Our entire stock of fine auto robes at cost some bargains beliove mo. The Busy Corner Motor Co. 281 Horse-Shoe tires are not cheap, but carry a dependable mileage guarantee backed by reliable factory tuid dealors. Exchange Tire Co. : 279 The Now York Chamber Music So ciety concert at Ashland tonight will be tho mecca of the iiiuhIc lovors of, Medford and othor parts of the vulloy. Dance-at Nat tonight. Lucky num ber dances a specialty. Appreciable prliCB given. Herbert Alford, soloist will bo heard in some of the latest songs. Freo dancing commonces at 9 o'clock. 274 "Tho . Dine Jay Twins" at Eagle Point Saturday, Feb. 12. 277 Oregon Nursery Co., InrgoBt In tho northwest. All kinds of fruit and shade trees, ornamental shrubbery, etc. See or address V. S. Abraham, D08 South Grape St., Modford. 280 Guests, at tho Medford are Itcrnnrd O. Moss and Frank N. Duff of Cain- bridge, ,0., Mr. nnd Mis. Anderson and children nnd L. F. Stior of Sualtlo, Fay Jacobs of Spokane, J. Laymanco of Oakland, C. W. lllcltetls and G. W. Barber of San Frunclsco and Lieut. Col. W. S. Manes of Cunip Lewis. Delco-Llght Electricity for ovory farm. Medford Electric Co. Incomo tax roturns preparod. Lindas 236 Enst Main. Wo can sell you any sl.o lire you want from our stock of rebuilt and Ravage 2nds vory cheap. Exchange Tire Co. 279 Iloruco Pcllon of Gold HIM, was an overnight visitor who arrived in the city Tuesday. Lincoln's Hlrthdny greeting cards lit Swoni's Studio. 27ti luyust your, savings In the Jaokson County Building and Loan association. tf GRiPl 7 Take Grove's Laxative Brom Qummo tablets soc . Be sure you get The genuine bears this signature Mrs. Court Hull is a patient in the same hospital at Riverside, Calif., where her husband is convalescing from a recent apiiendicltis operation, herself recovering from an operation for the removal of her tonsils, t Mr and Mrs. Hall expect to start for home In two weeks, by which time it Is thought he will be able to travel. Dance tonight given by the manager of the Natatorlum. Lucky number dance a special feature. Free dancing begins at 9 o'clock. People from over the valley attend these parties in large numbers. 274 List your house, farm and timber with the Medford Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Main Btreet. tf 'Halloon" dances at Jacksonville, Friday. 270 Helen Ulrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ulrich, formerly of Jackson ville, who are now living at Oakland, Calif., recently fell, dislocating her elbow and breaking her arm. Grape cider, fresh from tho press at tho Jackson County Creamery Bottling Dept. Phone 22-R. " "Spot" dances at Jacksonville Fri 270 We make a fair allowunce for your old tires in trado for now or rebuilt. Exchange Tire Co. 279 . Wlnficld R. Gaylord has opened i law office in lDoui 1, Palm block, 107 East Main street. Mr. Gaylord for merly practiced law In Milwaukee, Wis., before coming to Medford, whero he has rosided for two years. Free dancing tonight will begin at 9 o'clock. Excellent music. Fine roomy floor. Many free dances. Lucky num bers and u good time all the evening. 274 A few tons of stock carrots. Shade- land Eclipse seed oats, tho latest offer ing of tho celebrated Shadelaud family. Nealon Ranch, Central Point, phone llxxl. 270 Spuds, spuds, who's got, tho spuds? Warner, Wortmau & Goro, $1.75 per hundred delivered. -274 The local Natlonnl Guard company will be inspected at its Headquarters in the Natutorliim tonight by Lieutenant Colonel Mapes of the regular army, who arrived hero yeaterdny from Camp Lewis. Personal attention to overdue - ac counts. Lindas, 235 East Main. Gertrude Kirkpatrlck, Spencer cor- setlere. Phone 146-R. 280 Popcorn that will pop big at Warner, YVortman & Gore's. 274 Among the guests at tho Holland are M. Whitehead of Chicago, R. J. Goorner of Cleveland, Jamos-G. Coy of Vancouver, and George A. Campbell and Miko Athens of Los Angeles. Ore gonlnns at this hotel are S. L. Kidder of RoBeburg, L. P. Campbell of Salem, V, B. Hnrgood, F. F. Griffith and lames Thompson and James Thomp son, Jr., of Portland. Majestic "4" at Jacksonville Frl.27G Jonathans, freshly packed, fine grade. See Conner's Warehouse. 270 Special prices on Valentino favors. See Martin Reddy's window. 277 There was born to Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Eyanson on. 8outh Grnpo street a 9V4 pound son on Tuesday. Gllddon dry lime nnd sulphur. Prices Ight, Quullly tho best. Conner's Ware house. 276 If your merchant does not handle Rogue River mado brooms you can get them at tho public market. 278 The public is cordially Invited to at tend a "Sale of Hoarts" for tho benefit of tho W. R C. nt tho American Legion hull. A match for every broken honrt for 25 cents. Ladles come and bring a box with lunch for, two, at 8 o'clock February 14, 1921. 2' A campaign has been started by the Sons and Daughters of Oregon Flo noors urging that Feb. 14th be com memorated In a fitting way as the anniversary of the ditto of Oregon admission to tho union of stales, and to enlist tho Interest of tho churches, schools nnd civic and Boclnl orgiinizn tlnns generally to this end. Whon better automobiles are built, Bulck will build them. tf Prlzo waltz at Jacksonville Friday night. The Hub Shoo Storo of Med ford will glvo a flno pair of Walk-Over shoos to tho gontlonmn of tho winning couplo. 270 Wanted--Singing caunrlos. Box D, Mall Tribune. James O'llrlen and Fred and Leon Offenlmcher of Applegato were among tho largo class who received un initia tion degree in the Knights of Pythias lodgo nt Medford last weok. Wo savo you money on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phone Hi. tf When overhauling your old bus put new lifo in it by demanding genuine American hnmmorod ptstou rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Cornor Motor Co. tf Special prices on Valentine favors. Seo Martlii Roddy's window. 277 Jacob Voids of Argos, Ind., L. R. Scott of Seattle and Mr, aud Mrs. J. J. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. H. Mitchell of Weed. Calif., are among tho guests at the Nash. If you nre Interested In making a good Investment, you should nt once purchase securities of tho Mogul Pro ducing & Refining compnny. Lonvo your orders at Edwin P. Hughes' real OBtuto oftlco. 274 Do not order calendars from travel ing representatives or out of town firms. We have a factory line of all sizes and Hinds of calendars, wall oockets, cut-vuts, etc., that we will lhow the trade later aud save yoi' money on the same. tf Only 3 days loft to buy n Western Eloctrlc Washer for $5 down and bal ance in 12 monthly payments. Paul's Elect i-lc Storo. 273 A. S. Rosenberg, former Southern Pacific railroad agent in Medford and now of the claims department of the same railroad arrived in the city on husliiPHs this morning from Portland. Halloon" dances at Eaglo Point Sat. 277 As the time nears for the annual Lincoln day banquet at the Hotel Med ford next Saturday night Interest in the event increases and indications are for an almost record breaking atten dance. R. A. Holmes, the Insurance Man. Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service. Tickets 50c each for the dance and program given by tho Greater Medford Club, Tues. Feb. 8, on Bale at Crow son's, Palmer's Music Co., The Hub, Weeks, & Orr and the Chamber of Commerce. 274 Next week is Prune week. Help the producer dispose of his crop. You can get them at Fonts Gro. Three pounds for 20 cents, 100 pounds for tl.00. 279 The proposed Inclusion of the Dia mond lake country In the Crater Lake nationul park wuh discussed from all angles In the chamber of commerce rooms Saturday night, Superintendent Sparrow of the Crater Lake national park being present and taking a lead ing part In the discussions. Primarily the object of the meeting was to ob tain information for the legislative committee of the chamber of com merce, which will submit a report on the matter. There were about 40 men present. Klamath Falls Herald. Better buy a Chandler than wish you hud. tf "Spot" danceB at Eagle Point Sat. 'A 277 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. - Phone 661. Only 3 days left to buy a Western Electric Washer for $5 down and bal ance in 12 monthly payments: Paul's Electric Store. 273 Among the guests from nearby points at the Holland are Rose B. Cross of Yreka, Mrs. W. W. Rogers of Hornbrook, Florotte Dyer of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mayfleld of Central Point, M. J. . Manning of Grants Pass and S. E. Dftsworth, U. Vaughan and R. 13. Vaughan of Prospect. "P If your clothes are not becoming to you, you had better bo coming to us. Pantorlum Dyo Works. tf Chicken feed wheat $2.65 per hun dred in rack lota, Russ Mill. Phone 629. - ; ".. ... tf. Fonts Grocery has very attractive prices on coffee Hill's Red can 45e, M. J. B. 45c,. Royal Club 45c. Golden Gate 45c, Golden West 45c, Hill's Blue can 30c, Jewel. City, three pounds $1.00, bulk coffee 20c, 30c,'35c and 40c. i 279 The mnny friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Vilas deeply sympathize i with them in the loss of their beautiful home by fire last Monday morning. Mrs. Vilas is now well on the road to recovery from the shock occasioned by the excitement of the fire. They lost all their magnificent household furni ture, family heirlooms aud their solid silverware, clothing and souvenirs of themselves and sons, which money can not replace, Mr. Vilas has done every thing to keep the news of the fire from his son Ned, who has been In San Francisco, and was to have sailed td day on a transport as a naval reser vist on a cruise to the Philippines, for fear that he would change his plans and rush home. at once. Just received - a ' shipment 30x3 first-cluss nonskid tires while they last $16.00. Medford Vulcanizing Works. 299' Alfalfa seed, tests 99.92; no dodder. Phone 902. Elinor Hanley Bush,. 82 East Main. 310 We can supply your requirements in Dormant Oil, liquid Lime and Sulphur, Dry Lime and Sulphur, Distillate Oil Emulsion, Tree Tanglefoot and nil other Orchard Sprays. Prices right Quality guaranteed. Farm Bureau- Co Operative Exchange. . 274 Fine fresh creamery butter 42c per pound. Guaranteed. Fouts. 279 WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidney a-HeartLiver Keep the vital organs healthy by regular ly taking the world's stand ard remedy for kidnev. : liver. bladder . an4 uric acid troubles, COLD MEDAL The National Remedy of Holland for canturiea and endorsed by Queen Wllhel mine, At all druggists, three sirea. -ook fee the name Gold Medal on every bee end acentit nn rat. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED To rent furnished 5 or 6 room house on outskirts of city. Ad dress Box 65. 27C TOR SALE About 300 feet long.- Enst side. Small house. Price $So0. 6 acres in Ashland. About3 acres In benring peach orchard In good condition. Price $1200. Will con sldor trade for land near Central Point. 140 acre stock ranch about 12 miles out. This Is a dandy mountain homo and a good place to raise stock. f:i.'00, which is just about half value. 240 acre stock ranch 9 miles east of Medford. About 75 acres culti vated. 2 barns and old bouse. Price $3250. Easy terms. 1 i acre tract near city reservoir for $130. 10 acres H nllo east from City Reservoir. All can bo plowed and lays well for Irrigating. $1200. 160 acres timber on Elk Creek. Easy to log and 1 mile from main road. Estimated 4 million feet tim ber. Price $1500. That 6 room house No. 1025 Court street for $1200. $300 cash, balance 20 per mopmlip. 10 acres 3 miles N. E. from Med ford. Price $ti50. Easy terms. For any further Information re garding (ho above described proper ties see Clarence Pierce. Phone D17-L or lvi. 274 Among Oregon guests registered at the Medford are F. S. Beck of Wood J burn, H. L. and Raymond S. Nebergall of Albany, W. B. Liudsa- of Merlin. P. C. West and J. II. Thoiubus of Cot tage Grove, L..V. Rex of Eugene, J. R Hawes and L. C Faikenhagen of Grants Pass, diver Hogcrs of Salem, and H. W. Sterling, J. A. Schneider, J. H. Reed, W. W., Andrews Geo. A Bateson J. T. Wallace and A. H. Fer guson of Portland. We just received a lot of good canned salmon, two cans for 25 cents. We also have a bargain in Puffed Rice, Pancake flour, our old price was 18c, now 10 cents per package. Do not for get to call for a package. Fouts Gro. . 279. ' T. Edy of Medford, 1125 West Tenth street, r. O. Box 107C, will sell you one good building 16x24, one story, very reasonable. See him or address him at once. 275 ' Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235 East Main. ' Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf ; Rain to the amount of .17 of an inch fell during tho 24 hours ending this morning, making the winter rainfall up to that time 13.77 inches. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Hard Times ball at Eagle Point, Saturday, Feb. 12. 277 We have a good grade of tea for 25 cents per pound. . Fouts. 279 . We repair all makes of phonographs. Palmer Piano House. 276 Dispatches in the Sacramento news papers from Yreka state that Manuel Francis, the Portuguese laborer of that city, who disappeared last sum mer and lived the life of a vagrant in .Medford until recently, despite the fact that he had about $4000 on deposit iu banks, had been committed to an in sane asylum with his own consent. Ford truck with cab and good bodv for sale cheap. New tires. Seely V. Hall Motor Co. 277 Delco-Llght farm light and powe plants. Medford Electric Co. Chesterfield, Lucky Strike, Camel and Fatima cigarettes, package 17c, 10 packages $1.65. The one dollar plug of tobacco 85c at Fouts Grocery. 279 Ford truck with cab and good body for sale cheap. New tires. . Seely V. Hall Motor Co. , tf The Elks lodge Thursday night will have Initiation of candidates and fur ther nominations of officers for the ensuing year, the election to take place early In March. , . 1 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 6C1. Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Sat. 277 "William Tell Waltz" at Eagle Point Saturday night. . . 277 Prize waltz at Eagle Point Saturday night: The Hub Shoe Store of Medford will give a fine pair of Walk-Over Shoes to the gentleman of thewlnnlng couple. - , 277 ' . t TWINS A I tIC NAMKI) AFTRll '- ' WOODItOW .AND WAItltEXG. CLARKSBURG. W. Vil., Fell. 9.. Sheriff O. P. White of Lewis county, West Virginia, and Mrs. While parents of twin boys recently born, have decided to name them Woodrow White mid Warren White. The sher iff said the political division resulted from the fact that; he is a democrat while his -wife is a .republican. CHICAGO IU EVER CHICAGO, Feb. 8. Forecasts in ante-prohibition days of Idle huild i.igH and thousands of drink dis pensers wore not borne out City Col lector Wesby said today in announc ing that 5,495 applications for licenses for near-beer saloons had been re ceived. Before the advent of prohi bition. Chicago had 5.182 saloons. Sure Relief BELL-ANS 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION CREAM CLEARS A STUFFED-UP HEAD ? Instantly Opens Every Air I ; Passage Clears Throat Too, If your nostrils arc dogged and your head is stuflcd because of nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage, soothing and healing swollen, inllamed membranes and vou get instant relief. Try this. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Your clogged nostrils open right up; your head is clear; no more hawking or snuffling. Count fifty. :AU the stuffi ness, dryness, struggling for breath is gone. Vou feel fine. Plumbing anil Heating Quality Service Wm. Hammett 42 S. Central Phone 659 l :3: -V new show today ..... .-''II I I I ' .... .''::rr'". kmm -is wbJm " It if rllilF 4 .' t:,---.. - . :-i,-)v. i.i.n -tlt 1" our.;,;" ' '. .;! ; "liidaHe.-! .(-; , 1?HE dynamic, story of a yellow---' haired - adven ! turess equally ,,' notori ous in San Francisco, Yokohama, Manila and London whose forte in life was the breaking of men ; ' who lived v to win whatever the odds combination of Oriental cunning and Occidental nerve. An ita Stewart in -a dual role and her best pic ture to date. , ADDED ATTRACTIONS Comedy ; Magazine Grace Brown at the Organ BETTER HORRY AND GO EARLY! SUNDAY CONNIE TALMADOE "THE LOVE ' EXPERT"