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IKFORB MAIL' TRIBUNTK, MEDFORD, OKKGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1921 PAGE THREE L B. .0.0.F, AFriendof theFamily - Over fifty years ago a young ' physician practiced widely in Pennsylvania and became famous for bis uniform success in the 'curing of disease. This was Dr. R. V. ' Pierce who afterwards established himself in Buffalo, N. Y., and placed one of his prescrip tions, which he called his "Golden Medical Discovery," in the drug stores of the United States so that the public could easily obtain this very remarkable tonic, corrective, and - blood-maker. Dr. Pierce manufactured this "Discovery" ' from roots and barks without alcohol a corrective remedy, the ingredients of which nature had put in the fields and forests, for -keeping us healthy. Introduce pure red blood into the system, and health is assured. When you . ftel run-down, out of sorts, blue and despondent try the energiz ing influence of this reliable tonic, i You can obtain Golden Medical Discovery in tablet or liquid form at all drug stores, or send 10c for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's 1 Laboratory in Buffalo, N. Y. FOR SALE :'; f Must be sold at once. 1 Adam Schaaf Piano, prac tically new. 1 Axminister Rug 8 3 x 10 6. 1 Colonial Velvet 7 6x 9 i Oak Dining Table andySix unairs. . 1 Toledo Steel Top Range. l" ; Reliable 4-burner Gas ;Rangev 1' Swinging Porch Chair, i. Lawn Mower. i Call 110 Tripp St. Phone vv 144-M. Courtesy Service Our Weekly Special COMBINATION OFFER Tooth Brush, value ...35c Penslar Tooth Paste, value....25c Nickeled Tooth Brush Holder, value .....20c ALL FOR 50c THIS WEEK ONLY Medford Pharmacy J - . Prescription Druggists : .' Main and Central i r 'Vphone io -, r; BARGAINS in new, second-hand ;s CLOTHING f'-H- SHOES - .tARMY GOODS lb3N. Central JOHN PAPPAS, Prop. LeeWatkins&Co. .'SELLS tlay.- Wheat. Oats, Rolled Barley, Scratch.- Feed, Shelled Corn, Cracked Corn, Corn Meal, Ground Oats, Mill run, Morcmilk, and other dairy feeds. -Grlti Oyster Shell and all kinds of Poultry supplies, ' Beet pulp and other supplies. .We have Fisher's DIend and Olympic Fou?. Prices are . changeable, so furnished on application. , We meet prices of competitors. Call and see us at 397 South Front, or Phone 260. The Medford ;r Auto Paint Shop (Registered) (leoeraJ Motor Car Reflnl&hlng V. Central A Jackson. Phone 797 Licensed V. CITY SCAVENGER AH refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit In resi dent districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone 89t. - ;WHITSUrr & PLAYS ROSEBURG FIAY, For the first timo this season, the M. 11. H. bucket hall quintet will In vade outside territory when it will journey to Roscburff fur a tusmi with its old-time opponents, Roseburg hlBh, Friday and Saturday nights. It is generally believed that the home hoopers will have a stiff time main taining their clean slate against the Hosehurg squad, since the latter begin basketball practice at the start of the school year and invariably have a fast aggregation. This season the Itoseburg people consider their team unusually fast and Coach Kliim will take Captain Coleman, Russ Sher wood. "Dub" Watson, Prescott, Raughman and Jerry Young to hold up Med ford's side when the X-.vo schools clash. Interest in the Mm ford girls team is running higher than usual this year. According to Miss Shadall, manager and director of this season's sextet, over 25 girls have been reporting for the regular practices and from this turn-out one of the fastest teams the school has had, is being developed. Through the coaching of Charles King and diroction of Miss Shadall, the girls so far this year have a clean slate and will meet for the first time a strong team when they will travel to Itoseburg with the boys squad for a crack at the Rose burg girl hoopsters. The girls have been put through n hard week of practice, both in regu lar ity-outs and in gym classes and should give a good account of them solves Friday and Saturday. The gtrlH' squad' this season is composed of Sylvia Hukill, captain; Belie Flem mfug, Edith Campbell, Esther Ash craft, Ruby Mills, Arliene Rutlor, AJtu Knips, Murjorl Skeeters and Isobe! Stewart. FIFTHAVE.SMART TO THE EAST SIDE NEW YORK, Feb. Stealthy, but steady, advances by tradesmen, cover ing tx period of more than 20 years. have virtually broken the residential .excluslveness of Fifth avjnue, known the world over as the. home precinct of the Vanderbilts, Carnegies, Ilivii mans, Platts' Flicks and other weal thy families. One by one mansions, which housed international personages and gave to Fifth avenue much of its glitter and fame, are in new "exclusive" parts of the city. Real estate men, who have watched with interest this nKtcression jof trade, say that another decado will have wiped out the last bit of resi dential excluslveness In the avenue. The change in Fifth Avenue was re- fleeted In the. recent purchnse of property bordering the East River at Fifty-Kighth street by Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Sr., where she Intends to build a homo in a section known us Sutton Square. . This bit of property Is directly across from BIaokwH' Island, where a city prison is located and is almost underneath the Man hattan approach to the Qucensboro bridge. Real estate men expect that Mrs. Vanderbilt's migration to the East River will mean a new exclu slve district in a part of tho city where' near-slums existed before. E NOT KEEN TO SIT LONDON, Excuses offered by women, who for the first timo have just been called to sit as Jurors in Old Halley, the world's most famous crim inal court, -excited a good deal of laughter in that usually scduto place. Twenty-four women .were summon ed lor Jury service in criminal cases and mixed Juries were formed with in at least one case, a Woman serving ns forewoman. Tho charges included murder, arson and manslaughter. The women' appeared quite as anx ious ns men to avoid service on the Juries. "I'm too neivous," was the plea cf one. "I'm not strong-minded enough, nald another. She was excused. Others pleaded Inability to leave housework, shopping, business, care of babies or sought to evade service on tho ground of their own Illness or that of mombers of their families. "I know one thing wo women will do," said one Jurywomnn after silting In tho court for a half-hour. "We will make the lawyers wear clean wigs and have better manners." His Trouble Is All Gone "I was affected with pains all over my back and kidneys," writes Charles McAllister, 1 Clark Ave., Kearney, N. J. "After three or four doses of Foley Kidney Pills I became all right and my pain is all gone." Foley Kidney Pills relieve backache, urinary Irregular ities, rheumatic pains, stiff Joints swollen muscles and other symptoms ot kidney trouble. It is a splendid medicine, prompt In action, and always helps. Contains no habit forming drugs. Sold everywhere. Adv, L BE FEBRUARY 1 7TH The next big forthcoming event among the social entertainments is the spring bull to be given by Fuhnt Burkan Temple, No. 24, of the Dra matic order Kuights of Khorassan in honor of the 08th anniversary of the Order Knights of Pythias, to be held at the Natntorium Thursday evening. February 17th. The reputation established by the former ball given by the "Dokeys" will bo fully maintained, both with refer ence to the music which will be fur nished by the D. O. K. K. orchestra under the leadership of Wilson Waito, and the refreshments which will be furnished without additional cost to the guests. The orchestra and brigand team will appear in their Arabian uni forms and a fancy drill will be put on by tho brigands between dances. Tho proceeds of the ball are to be used for the purchaso of additional uniforms for the enlurged D. O. K. K. band, which has now become to be lecognized as tho best band yet organ ized in Medford. The affair deserves the support not only of all K. of P. and D. O. K. K. mombers, but all others who believe that a first class band should be maintained In Medford. D. A. Donnr and Thomas Ilushong have purchased and taken charge of tho Medford Electric Co. on East Main street. J. E. Hartlett, one of tho late proprietors, will remain In Medford and continue to travel, as he has been doing for the Delco Light Co. W. A. Cormany, his partner will go to Seat tle. Miss Rose Whitman, who has had charge of the office will remain with the new firm, that will continue under tho same name. Mr. ISonar was formerly with the California-Oregon Power company here but the last two years has been connected with their Glendalo station. Mr. Bushong has also been an em ploye of the same company here. Doth are experienced in their line. TO SECURE SYMPATHY WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. An ap peal to tho newspapers of the coun try to guard ngalnst deslgnatlnj ns "cx-servlco men" burglars, holdup men and othor criminals without proper Investigation, was issued t jdoy by Secretary Baker. "It is popular Just now for crimi nals to plead that they served in the army or navy in tho hope of gaining sympathy," Mr. Baker said. "When these people are so styled there Is a great injustice dono in many casus to the great body of men who may properly pride themselves in being 'ex-service men.' " Western Electric Quality Product For 51 years the Western Electric Company lias heen putting out its "Qual ity Products," ranging from ij!(i0;000 Telephone Switchboards to the smallest Electrical Appliances. - .. Their business, the second largest Electrical Concern in the world, has been built on the slogan: QUALITY PRODUCTS In offering you the Western Electric, Washer and Wringer wc are. giving you the opportunity to eliminate washday drudgery by means of an absolutely dependable Electrical Servant. YOU HAVE TWO DAYS LEFT In which to take advantage of our n r TV Many Medford Housewives have already done so. "What You Need Most in Your Home." PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE Main at Central CONTEST EXPECTED AT m A pood si?.ed crowd i:t xpectod to witness the i;:im tnnlh bi'tweeri a quintet reprcseiUiiiK tin 1 ic:M Ameri can lA'Kion ptiHt, and Talent at the Natatoi in in. Interest in the event has heen throwing hourly and local .support oi h are Ktront; in the liellcf that the IckIoii team, composed, en tirely of former Med find hiKh stura will wallop iheir opponents insofar as they have had an opportunity to uru.sn up on uuskci snooting and team work and should show the clever form expected of veteran tossmt, forced into action. The Talent squad, according to re ports Ih Hhowing up well in prepara tory tryouts and its meniberH are de termined to pive the legion hoys a real fight. They have, as their main support. Jewel t, an ex-college star, who has 1 a reputation for his fast work on the floor. A preliminary linn heen arranged between the Talent second string squad and one of Med ford High's second teams, which is scheduled to begin at 7:30. Special scenery Is being constructed under the direction of Tom Swem for the Elks Minstrel show to bo given In this city at the Pago theater, Feb. 21 and 22. The stereotype settings that have greeted the eye for years will be missing nt these two performances, be ing made at a cost of several hundred dollars. The scenery for tho mlnstrols will be as good as any traveling attrac tion appearing In this city. Mr. Swem who has charge of this worlt was for many yours scenic director with New York theaters, and the Paramount Film company. O. C. Heinloln is also arranging a number of novel electrical effects to be used In the performances, containing out of the ordinary features. MOTHER! "California Syrup of Figs" Child's Best' Laxative Accept "Caltroi-mn" Syrup of Figs only look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child Is having the best and most harmless physic Jot the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children love its fruity taste. Full directions on each bottle. . You must say "Cali fornia " Adv. 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F, In regular season, Febru ary 7. 1921: 'Whereas, wo are approaching a crista in our Japanese relation, and unless vigorous and organized efforts are put forth, we will face the same conditions which now exist in Cali fornia: Whereas, tho menace of coloni zation and the industrial habits of the aliens are beneath the standard of the white man, socially, politically and religiously the Japanese are, and always will be alien to .us! Their al legiance is, first, last and always to Toklo and not to Washington. Therefore, be it resolved, that we request the Oregon legislature ut this session to pass uti anti-alien land law. modeled after the California law, and also requesting the Oregon delega tion in congress to foster anti-Japanese emigration lawn. "Signed by Medford Lodge No. 83. 1. O. O. F. "). E. MILLARD, . "Noble Grand "W. L. MlLLF.lt "Hec. Secy." QUICK RELIEF F! Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Or. 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