Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 23, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOmV MATT TttTBUXF., ' MEDFOTiT), OTfTiOW WRDXKsDAV. VKTfflr AKY Z J PAGE TWO Yocal and ' Personal There Is 3 probability there will be no session of the Elks lodse tomorrow night because so many of the officers will bo absent with the Elks minstrel .company, which plays in Giants Pass that night. A dispensation has been risked of the district deputy exalted BOmd ruler to do away with Thursday night's meeting for this reason,' which, It Is expected wHL be granted. . After all Is, sab: and done you will till continue to save at the Groceteria. ,- if SG500 suits at $45.01'. It will pay you tp climb my stairway. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main, unBtalrs. 2S7 ' Up in quality, down in price. Klein the Tailor, 128 E, Mujn, upstairs. ,2S7 ."itog party at t;ie Natatoriimi tonight. Dancing begins promptly after the style show. Lucliy numbers a specialty announced from a bulletin board dur ing the evening. , Many out of town jeople will attend this. party and slyle show. - ' 280 Senator C. M. Thomas arrived home Ihis morning from the legislative ses sion which, closed at Balem this noon, looking somewhat haggard with a sev eral days growth of board and showing ritlier signs of the wear and tear Inci dental to the closing dayH of the ses sion. '"Everything I was Interested in was out of thn jvay last night, so 1 thought 1 ivould not wait lor tno close today and boarded the train for home" said the senator. He said that Itcnre- sentatlves lien Sheldon of this city and 10. V. Carter of Ashland would arrive irome tonight. Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric. Co. Phone fifil. , 'Take i look! $66.00 suits nt $l!i."00. Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main, upstairs. 287 lingo tiro sain now going on at the Busy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of It new and guaranteed stock. 2!U lllg dancing party ut the Nntntorlum ionlglit alter the Style Show. Many out of town people will attend this party. Lucliy, numbers unnounced from n ,bulutln,.bourd during the evening. Excellent ruualc and the finest floor in Pjegon. riorpentino and confetti dance. ,'. . 280 Mrs. J. P. Johnson, wife of a Port laud doctor left fur homo Tuesday', fpllowlng a visit with her sister, Airs. O. V- Meyers. . . , Bryan Pierce repairs vacuum clean ers. ll! N. Central. Phone 825-L,. 2'JO . Confectioners! Bettor have Pierce overhaul your drink nilxors before the drink season opens. III! N. Central, "The (flnss HQiise.",, . . . 290 , Qyer 2000 cans of government bacon have been sold In eight whoUs by the Grooertorla. Gottor got what you want before it's nil gone. . tf . 'The management uf tho NiUntorlunv umiouncos u big dancing party tonight uftcr the Style Show, "Lucky numbers, confetti and serpentlno dances. No finer floor. In Oregofi. Music- unux cellod. . . , . , .... :, 28Gt jphnrloa Abbott arrived homo yester day ,' from Corvullls ' whero .he is ,a student at the O. A. C., for a ylait with relatives -mull Sunday.; . vitrapa cider, fresh from the press at Ilio Jackson County Creamery liottllug Peut.i Phone 22-It. '. ' ''Beginning tho 1st of March, we will ffcary retail milk route. ,vOur milk jrlk.cotno tresh from the cows and not ulfeturjqid.'.'-13J&C per ouart. Hoover fjtiii-y'.co.. : Phuuo 452-y: . 4iplco.JUght Klootrlcuy for . every '(iiii, , Bedford Eloctrlo Co. '.. . T , i.C.'.jy Qoff of Medford, tuiirosontB the (?l;eyt!iiiierlcan lusiirnuce Co. p( Now Yoljii .'.Travelers 1Mb, of llurtt'ord, C'(jln,' Orcgim t'lru Belief Abs'ii, Mc MtUilyllteAOre. All 1110 porceut U. S. A.-;ilSlUitloU8 yrltlnit, iiraotlcally any kilty' ot cnvqraKO known to the insur ance wofld. rWhen you want Insurance BOrtlca,tleiihone 4t and ask fur Mr. Uoff.. .., ,287 i.Orogdhlaus rcglslored (it the Med ford 'yesterday .Included George '; i 8. Knight or Hubbard, Hay J. U' hi to of IiuVlip,;.E. P. I.umnnce of.Klaiualh Kails. Jl. Beckett of Salem, S. G. Clark of ((routs .Pans, anil E. U Webster, A P., Palm. W. K. Miller, Nell Stewart. J, P. MVIn.tOsli.inul IL Al. WUkvrson of P!tlnn(l. , Personal attention to overdue ne counts. . Lindas, 235 East Alain. invest your savings in tho Jackson County, priding and Loan association ..'.v. - - - . -, tf J'J'uUnntste. home and build up pay rolls by.ilnslstlng on having brooms miiilo by lioguu ltivur llrooiu Works 2U0 V After the Style Show, I. O. O. P. hall. Central Point.. Thursday night, big dance by the Majestic "4". 28ti W. C. Lncey of Portland has been simncliiis' the liast week In Aledford and Aslilnnil. Ilenlstltchlng mid plcotlng. llundl- oraft Shop. 287 Dr. Geary and soil Everett Geary The Study club uf the Greater Med- Inciiidrd kiuiong the Oregon auutts ate here for a short visit from Port-, ford club m-t this Afternoon at the at the Holland are E. B. Met'ijlloiuii land. Dr. Geary was formerly a pby-. public library. One of the fvat'Jivs aniPI...p. Caiunljell of Salem and Carl sldan in Medford. They drove down; was an address by H. V. Lindas odiI.. Wernicke of ' Portland. Also at this from Portland. After all Is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf New spring and summer line of Pa cific Package goods received; models on display at The Handicraft Shop. 2S7 Income tax returns prepared. Lindas; 235 East Alain. '! "Life of Wai-hliiKton." I hotel t: H. E.very community has its own prob- j Clersef of Chicago, aifu P. tation or other thin;; with her fruit and lumber has but one railroad leading to the markets of the world. Every person In the county laj deeply Interested in the use of this railroad and the best way to reach and use it. Those of the greatest exper-: ff.nr-,i h.'ivo foitnf! that Tttiif-lr ti:isTi(ffr Grand opening ball, Central Pointicanj am, Wnjte truckg ar,. lho most I. O. O. F. hall, Thursday evening '4effit.ent aids.; Many'a While truck me Dlyie . i i.e ..iBJeue i . g()n0 j00.0,)0 rak. b(,(re Us firKt t ncie jonn esicnuna was oui Sjiobner and K. O. B. Sholtcs. lems whether they dea! w ith thinspor.-j W. iV. Stelzuer and H. W. Shelley of jui not, II tuiiiii i caigr . , ' ! Blrfilau'elat Cenfral Point after-the show Thursday night. 287 i 'When better autdmpulies are built, Buick will build thetrL tf nvurhmil :md llmt Is l Innf umv 9t:r. v Tuesday, for the first time, since last v fl. NeWcoml. for planing mlli, Thursday, having been laid up with bIock and Manianita wood. Pbone C31.': ' - - -( -'s JJellcate shades in new spring yarns. ; Handicraft Shop. ; , J ' :" 287; Miss Heine is confjhed o his bed at( the home .of his parents," l)r. and Mrs, Heine. While ill his place in the -Majestic orchestra will be filled by Alr.'i Wltham, a violinist from ; Montana, who will be Heard at Central Point', Thursday night and Jacksonville Fri day ulght. 28(i The Alpha Tlolta class of thoX'hris- tiau church will meet at the homo or Mrs. George Earls, 2li South Orange Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Better buy a Chandler than wish, you hail. .. tf Another prize waltz at Jacksonville, Friday night. Each of winning couple will be presented with a fine pair of silk hese by the Hub Shoe store of Medford. 2SS,; 200 pair new shoes at cost. Second! hand shoes and shoo repairing at tho' Aledford Shoe Hospital, 119 East SIxLt lllg fj-eoijashlon show By 'ItM nub' HhofMmrt A&btfcT'tftt l.it). O. , hull? i&inL P-tiJ.'hursdai. nlghf. from 8 to 9. ' 28' Robert M. Russinger, sergeant of tho).: U. S. army, Is hero on a business visit. A ear load of Ford cars from tlrti' .Medfocd station were received by. ihe E.' C: Simmons company 'today. This j is tlie second carload from the Mud lord station. Healers are busy clean-1 Ing up all surplus Ford stock jn the j state in order to handle the new shlp-J ments from tho factory when work Is I resumed Willi a full force suon, accord-! ing to Air. Simmons. Eugene Guard, i Airs. D. O. Frederick has purchased! the Sanitary Beauty Shop and is now 111 charge. She guarantees first class j service and will be pleased to see all j old customers us w,oll as others desir- j Mai '"Pape's-Cold Compound" is .'.' Quickest Relief Known i Don't stay stuffed-iii! tjult blow in and nufflliiK.1 A dose ut "Pane's Cold Compound" taken evi.-ry iwo liwiirH until three doses are taken usually breaks uny nold rlKhi up. ,".TIip very flrnt. dose opens rl"iod nbstHIa and the nlr pasmiges of i In head: stops nose runnliiR: relieves tin heftdiiche, dullnem. fovpilshncss. "pupe's Cold Conipoiind" cohi i only a few cents at cliuit stnros. It aits without iiBsIslaueo, lastes nle, i-on-tiilns no (luinlne insist upon l'i-'t: Adv.1 bad cold. Wanted Singing canaries. Box D. Alail Tribune. . Leads for Eversharps. Six black and one Indelible. Aledford Book Store. ",''.' ' . 28C List your house, farm and timber with the Aledford Land & Insurance Agency, 220 West Alain street. tf Big free Stylo Show at Central Point Thursday eve, I. O. O. F. hall. Mi'Mc by the Majestic "4". Showing on living models coats, suits, dresses, skirts and! blouses. The Hub Coat and Suit Co. ' ' 280 Sunday's precipitation In the Grants Pass district amounted to one and one tenth inches. It Is thought that the precipitation In the Aledford district for Sunday amounted to as much If not more. The weather bureau gauge here measured only .70 of nil inch, probably due to the wind blowing much of the rain away from the gauge Huge tire sale now going on at the Itiisy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of h new and guaranteed stock. , j , 291 After all Is said and done you will sllll continue to save at tho Groceteria. If 1 Huge! tiro sam now going on at the llusy Corner Federal tires nt greatly reduced prices, and all of it new and guaranteed stock. . ; . ; . 291 ; The Hub pout and Suit Co. will give a . live model Stylo Show in Central point innrsciay evening, i-en. zun I. O. O. F. hall. Everyone invited Showing now spring coals, suits, dresses, skirts and blouses. Music by Tho Majestic "4". ' 280" Cooll F. Hayes of Wendllng, Ore., Is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Al. Hayes, and brother Robert. He expects to lo cate here soon. Alfalfa seed, tests 86.92; no dodder. Phone 902. Elinor Hanley Bush, 826 EaBt Alain. 310 Beginning tho first ot March we will start a retail milk route. Our price will-be 12V&C per qunrt. Hoover Dairy. Phone 452-Y. -, . tf Quarter suction fruit and stock ranch in uppor Sams Valley for sale. A ; five acre bearing peach- orchard, four never-fulling Bprlnss. Mineral, and oil-rights go with tho. place.- -. Fenced with Page woven wire fence. : Easy terms at 7 por cont. Might trade "for good house or small place near. Med ford. C. C. Roenlsh, 28 N. Riverside, Aledford. .: 288. New nrrlvnls In pumps and oxfprdij. Speclul attention In fitting. Tho Hub Shoe Co. ' . ''' 280 Tonight will bo a happy one for the members of Company D when the gov eminent pay for the period amounting to $2U00 will be distributed among the motnho'rs of the organization. . If you want some print paper "Jn rolls, to fit in your paper racks or to use without the rucks, better seo us at once and save monoy.' ,i tf Insurance of all kinds, Lindas, 235 East Malu. Ford fuck Willi oab and good body for sale cheap. New tires. Soely V. Hull Motor Cp. tf New Mhuns, oxfords and strap pumps just in at The Hub Shoe Co. , 2Si Airs. W. II. Brown and AIlss Hazel Drown of Eagle Point ure guests ut the Holland. Oilier guests at Oils hotel from the county are George W. Darker or Butte Falls, C. B. Watson of Gold 111(1, and G. Grauir.li and Joe Markotlch of Ashland. Edison .Marshall wrote his first short stories on a Corona typewriter. Alud lord Hook Store. 28(1 Majestic at Jacksonville Frl. 2ss We save you (none; on your dry cleaning, dyeing nnd repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phono 44. tf Tho Huh Shoo Co. nro now showing novelties in strap pumps, and nil that Is new ill oxfords, both brown and black, ..... 28(1 . Air. and Mrs. O. L. Brown of Klam ath Falls, liuvu been spending tho past week us guests ut the homo ot Atra. Drown's sister. Mrs. Henry Grimes. When overhauling yuur old bus put now life In It by demand ing genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. Tho Dusy Cornsr Motor Co. , tf Try our merchants lunch. . The Sliastu. , . Airs, Paul Hansen, corsotlore for NuDone. Phone 685J. tf John Deere Tractor plow for sale. Two twelve-Inch bottoms good .13 new. Suitable for Fordson. etc. I'hone 111 KM, Foothills orchard. 290 Oregonlans registered at the Med ford ure Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Powell of Albany, W. W. Johnson of Corvallis, J. K. .Marling of Gold Hill, and (he following from Pf rtland: Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Dresebois, Air. and Airs. J. F. Drady. A. II. Ferguson, L. T. Hudson. Jane Wood; W. A. Kluuar, V. P. Slrlte. j ('. A. Peterson, I!. J. Sperry, a. D.I Salmon and Frank liennett. , j R. A. Holmes, tho insurance Man. j Insurance, and Donds. plus Service. , Delco-Liglil farm light and powe-, plants. Medford Electric Co. "Spot" dances at Jacksonville Frl.' - 28S Everything electrical. Medford Kleo-I trie Co, Phone CC1. V DuttoiiB made to order. Handicraft Shop. . 2b7 j BMHHsHBHZIlBnKItaMMfBJB2j j I f-wrr"a n -y--iirtwm I :B ' - , WWW I . ram ms. 1 (?-: '."sT" !S!!,: ' I 8 290 Ing this kind of work. Just received a shipment of 20xV& i first-class non-skid tires, while they last ' $15.00. Aledford Vulcanizing Works. , 299 Ross H. Lund ot Hilt, Air. and Airs. J. A. Coato of Feed and J. Dmoeher of McCloud are among the northern Call forninns in the city. ' Sure Relief LL-A-NS 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief FOR INOiGESTlON ,i tOO LATE TU CLASSIFY . FOR SALE White Leghorn eliieks $15 to $18. Eggs $5.(10 per hundred. -H. I. eggs, chicks and cockerels. DresBler Square Deal Halcnery. Phono 951-L.' 312 FOR SALE L'hlld's bod, toilet chair. Drussels rug,', one-horse Deer cultiva tor, ''and ,"A'.'. Hsu-row. Phono S91-L. '. '- ' 288 WANTED Puppies from two to five months old. Phone 510. 288 Sllf'h clothes serve many a purpose for shopping," for sports wear,' for Volfegc or business. And the ', , prices, are so low that every woman will bo able to afford one. $25, $38, '$45 Deuels' TUESDAY NIGHT ' archl. Curtain 8:30 it i i&vrc Tfctw-NtrTTj 1 x5 k N r x jtv. a. a -i How IThey Wear!" . :v : ;i . And- that's !!out'v. one ..(-.-.. . . sdC the good, '.'(iiali ties"; You'll 'find in (.-: , p.'. Wooltex , Kuoeka- bouts now on display i t. . 1 . . lie. re. i The styles are simple, but., exeecd - ingly sinarlj, the fab rics' all-wool1' and long . - . . ini;. : veiiring-ihn'ies;nns, sport-spiins; tweeds. Fair weather Is the prediction and outlook for the next few days with a moderating temperature. Tho mini mum of today was SI degrees, and yesterday's maximum was 55 degrees. If your clothes are not becoming to you, you bad better be coming to us Pantorlum Dye Works. , ' tf After all is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf Frank S. Torrey of San Francisco, superintendent of agencies for a large Pacific coast fire underwriting insur ance concern is here on a short busi ness visit, during which he is the guest of Mr., and Mrs..T, E. Daniels. . nCrand opening ball on new floor at Orth hall, Jacksonville, Frjday, Feb. 25, . ' ' '. 288 ' See the Mason sold tires, and get special prices at Exchange Tire Co. 2SS .Mrs. A. Kellehor and daughters, the IMis:-e. Kellehor, arrived Niome today from a several weeks .visit at Los ! Angeles. ,' ' ' ' i Tires 30x3; -$12.50: 3lt3U. $15.75. jNo war tax added'.' Guaranteed 5000 i miles. New shipment, no bankrupt 1 stock:.; .Nordwick, fiie and Supply Co., !s. Front, Medford.' j Majestic'"!''' at Central Point Thins, might. . : .',' ' -ST : Among the guests at the Nash lues day and today werejF. II. -Miller of Susanville, CaliL, 6."d. Uradshaw of Weed, Reijben Koster ofHrny, Calif., P. C. Howard of Placer and C. W. Pot ter of M-cMlnnvMe. Another of those popular dancing parties -at Eagle Point Sat., Feb. 2ii. Majestic "4" at Eagle Point Sat.2S9 "Siwt" dances at Central Point T-ursday 'night.'" 287 QUICK RELIEF, FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. I'.dwards produced Oliv Tablets, the substitute for calomel. No griping results from these pleasant little tablets. They cause the liver end bowels to act normally.- They never force them to unnatural action. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a soothing, healing, vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. , . ' . If you have a bad taste, bad-breath, feel dull, tired, are constipated or bilious, you'll find quick and sure re sults from Dr. Edwards' little Olive Tablets at bedtime, ? , , ,' .. NEW AND BIG SHOW TODAY The Picture With Everything AND THERE'S A "KICK" IN ' EVEY REEL , Here is- a pioturr. ; f or everybody Love Adventurer Thrills " Wonderou? Settings in a tropic clime The glorious sweep of ; the sea The lure; of lawless liye3 and lawless loves and the struggles of a man of brawn to beat down his enemie-3 and' win ( the woman he Iqves. . . ADDED PICTORIAL NUMBERS, TOO! GRACE BROWN AT THE ORGAN COMING SUNDAY : ... BRYANT WASHBURN '-'AN AMATEUR DEVIL'' x5 Kihl& tftetft AiilW I Mlltl'ill. .Mail Orders n-velvrd now nei-ui;i)i-il lij remittnnrr. Mwr .1)0; llnl.ony ifl.r.O, t.(H, r.Or, plus to per eent War Tax. Ho Offlie Sale Saturday, I'elii-imry Umh. Si YOU'LL SAY ITS A BIRD ! vr .' v ' !' ' -;' " '; '' .' " Pfom,. the cneUlinp;-Snhinlnv KvoninB.rosf , ) ; , . , , . sini-y, . ; i iineoiin nines ;''''.:, "r i1 i i .- - M; . J J & -. ! .IfVjtm r ' A scramble of- strictly fresh comedy about a city feller "who , i i tried to jrup. a hennery. 'Starring :! : 'e '?';::' I : DOUG " -MacLEAN- TOfSs'lK'S X )) a -.,,. A liaiid-iilekcd cast of . XtiWl- REGULAR :. . - ,llnc.rillll!,n ., . fi -' Mf LAUGH SENSATION -- - SUNDAY "IT S A GREAT LIFE ...i li -,....,,. ; 'M!- J. j .-TX i-.J'-C- M.'V V.gJfk VI J'A muLll'u. m LUim.in i i