Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1921, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., February 28, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1921)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTXGK TWO ftreDFOftn MATL TRTT5UNK, MEDFOttD, OKFiON, AfOXDAY. FEBTtU AT?Y I0gl Tocal and Personal W.WTEI) Patriotic citizens of Jacksonville una Meiiford l help Col. Sargent clean up and bury the old tin cans on public highway between Jack sonville and .Medford every afternoon of this week between 1 p. in. and . in. Bring shovel or pick. Show your civic pride by helping. Do not say "Let George do It," but come and Jielp Cieorge to do it. II. II. Sarcent. If you want some print paper in rolls, to fit in your paper racks or to use without the racks, better see us at onco and save money. tf Insurance of all kinds. Lindas, 235 East Main. ICdKar Wight, the jeweler spent Sun nt Knirle Point. While there he found several good auaie sprays on the email desert. With tile near approach of spring that annual nuisance of some citizens letting their chickens run at largo Is causing much annoyance to other citi zens in a number or neighborhoods throughout the city, and consequently tho registering of many complaints with the thief of police. The latter of ficial inriirms all such complainants to formally swear out such complaints with I'olice Judge Taylor and arrests will Immediately follow. As a rule complainants do not like to do this for fear of causing neighborhood rows, hut several such complaints were filed in court today and tho offenders have linen summoned for trial. A city ordi nance prohibits chickens running tit largo. A wire has been received from Presi dent Harding stating that he was hear tily In favor of the KlkB Hard Time Inaugural hall. March 4th. 2K Wnnted Singing canaries. Box D, Mail Tribune. For the first time in several years lmyers are no longer forced to accept less wanted cars because (tf their in ability to secure tho car of their choice. Selective buying again rules the automobile market and tho llulck Sik is leading. 21)0 The (Jreater Medford ctub held its monthly meeting at the public library this afternoon with an interesting pro gram. After all Is said and rtono you will still continue to save at tho Groceteria. , tf Income tax rottirns prepared. Lindas 235 Kaat Main. Francy Netted Oem potatoes $1.75 per 100 lbs. delivered. Hutchison l.umsdeii. 1!'J5 There was horn to Dr. and Mrs. Mc Jlorrls M. How, in their home. 71" West Jackson street, Feb. 2(1, l'.ilM, a nine pound son. Mrs. Dow and lie Siorris Aiareliull Dow, Jr., are doing nicely. Misa ICmmtl Goldman will arrive from Russia In tltuo to take part in the Kilts Hard Time Inaugural bull, March 4th. 2:i, Hugo tire saio now going on at tho Busy Coiner Federal tires nt greatly reduced prices, and all of It now and guaranteed stock. 291 Eastern Star Social club will give a card party Wednesday afternoon, Mar. 2nd at Masonic hall 2:30 p. in. The public Is cordially Invited. Hefresh monts will be served and both bridge and 500 will he played. Price 25c. 2!ll i'ho lames of tho Presbyterian church will moot at tho chapel Tues day for tho usual day of sewing at 3 o'clock. Tho meeting will adjourn to give placo for the regular missionary mooting which will bo held at the homo of Mrs, C'has Drown. A musical program has been arranged ami the afternoon subject will bo under the leadership of Mrs. Tinny who will give a rovlow and talk on General Allenby's inarch, to Jerusalem. This Ib tho an nual meeting and members are re (luested to come prepared to pay dues. All ladles Interested uro Invited to be present. Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association tf Alfalfa Bcert. tests S5.H2; no dodder Phono 1)02. Kliuor llanloy Hush, 82G Knst. Main. .110 Beginning March 1st we will fur lilsh uu-puKttirl.cd milk to customers who wish it. Cows tuberculin tested. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wood and chil dreu, motor tourists from Vancouver B. ,C, enroule to Los Angeles arrlvei in the city Sunday, and departed from the Holland this forenoon on a coutln nation of their long journey. Now Is the chance to get harmonicas rheap. Heavy cut In juice. Palmer Piano House. 2!H Hugo tire saie now going on at t lie Busy Corner Federal tires at greatly reduced prices, and all of It new and guaranteed stock. 2UI Mrs. O. L. Brown who had been! The usual Sunday rain of the past visiting relatives in Medford has re-'month came yesterday, but this time it turned to her home at Klamath Falls. i wan light in quantity, amounting to It is reported that the Medford 'only .o5 of an inch. Probably cloudy groundhog, from whose activities on and foggy" Is the prediction for 1 ues- February 2nd it was prognosticated j day's weather LUCKY STRIKE cigarette. Flavor is ' pealed in by toasting that Medloid would enjoy balmy weather while the western portion of the valley remained in the grip of win ter, met an untimely death by drown ing on the streets of its native city a week ago Sunday. Jacksonville Post, the Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball. March 4th, 1U21. 2113 R. A. Holmes, tho Insurance Man. Insurance, and Eonds, plus Service. Ford truck with cab and good body for salo cheap. New tires. Seely V. Hall Motor Co. tf A car load of Netted Gem potatoes just arrived $1.73 per lou lbs. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 2!:j Jerrv Jerome is around again after having been laid up a few days wtli bad cold. . " Diamond restaurant is opened for business again. 2!f2 When overhauling your old bus put new life in It by demanding genuine American hammered piston rings, fac tory equipment on the best cars. The Busy Comer Motor Co. tf Don't forget, we save you money on oil. C. K. Gates Auto Co. 201 Among the Oregonians registered at the Medford are F. S. Johnson of Myttle creek. Mis. M. S. Kelley of Itoseburg, Dr. C'uykendall of Klamath Falls, and W. S. Sargent, C. O. IJtistai son and C. T. Mickey of Portland. We save you money on your dry cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City Cleaning Wo ks, 401 South Riverside. Phono 4 1 4. tf Delco-Llghl farm light and power plants. Medford Klnctrlc Co. Potatoes, Netted Gem, fancy stock, $1.75 per 100 lbs delivered in town. Hutchison & Lumsden. 2ii5 J). M. Lowe, tho well known rancher anil stockraiser of the Valleyview district, with his wife and son George left last week on an extended trip, which will take them to the middle west, eastern and southern states and to Culm. The journey is being taken for the benefit of the son and they expect to remain away until surfeited witli travel. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. ' Patronize home and build up pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms mndo by Regno River Broom Works. 290 Don't forget, wo save you money on oil. C. 10. Gates Auto Co. 291 Georgo Trelchler was nt his office today after spending a week at the hospital recovering from a slight oper ation. After all Is said and dono you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf Start your summer sweater now. Beautiful yarns at tho Handicraft Shop 291 $1.75 per 100 lbs. for fancy Netted Gem potatoes, free delivery. Hutchison & Lumsden,. '. . 29a1 Frank Denton Is on a business trip to Klamath Falls and Forth Klamath Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotlero for NuBone. Phone 585-J. tf Evorythlng electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 6(11. Better buy a Chandler than wish you had. tf Guests at the Medford Include Geo Fanal or New York, F. J. Parkes of Boston, F. S. Turtle of Denver, George 11. Wardlow of Ogden, George L. Wray, C. II. Brokaw and Louis Rocsch of Seattle, Chas. Lilly of Los Angeles, C. II. Chllgren, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Air. and Mrs. II. It. Fund of San Francisco. 2(H) pair new shoes nt cost. Second hand shoos and shoo ropnirlng at tho Meiiford Shoo Hospital, 119 East Sixth street, Medford. ' Special on fine 3tix4 clincher tires. lOxchange Tire Co. 291 Our oils nt a big reduction this week. Buy now. C. K. Gates Auto Co. 295 At the annual meeting of the South ern Oregon Poultry association in Ashland last Saturday Krnest Webb of Central Point was reelected president, (.'. K. Morton, secretary-treasurer, and ttie following directors were elected: Illiss I lelne, J. II. Fuller, II. W. Frame, Finest Welib, Carroll Carpenter, A. T. Lathrop and C. 10. Morton. It was de elded to hold tho next poultry exhibi tion In connection with the mid-winter fair in Ashland. Whon bettor automobiles nro built, llulck will build them. tf Just received a shipment of 30x3H first-class non-skid tires, while they last $15.00. Medford Vulcanizing Works. 299 Mrs. D. O. Frederick has purchased tile Sanitary Beauty Shop and Is now In charge. She guarantees first class service and will he pleased to see all old customers as well as others desir ing this kind of work. 290 Mrs. Chas. Tull who some time ago fell and fractured her hip will not be aide to be about again for over a week Our oils at a big reduction tills week Buy now. C. 10. Gates Auto Co. 291 For rruling, packing anil storage call :::'.:l Kcl.nr Transfer. 312 Several long horned Klks of Ashland lodge and Grunts Pass will bo fen-tui-ed in the president's cabinet at the lOiks Hard Tune Inaugural hall. Mar. 4. ) 29:', Nash hotel guests include Mrs. K. K. Wallace of Bend. Ore., Mrs. K. P. Krihs of Willows, Calif., and .1. L. Binger. A. N. iit.yck. Paul Martin and F. W. Godfrey of Glengarv, Idaho. Will pay Dodge car and some cash for Improved real property In Medford. Call 220 W. Main street. 290' Yon can always find a gift for the tiny baby at the Handicraft Shop. 291 The Sunday register of tint Medford contained the names of Mr. ami Mrs. John If. Toiidin and Mrs. V. P. si-. monds and daughter of Medford. Large assortment of new and rebuilt tires. Exchange Tire Co. 291 If your clothes are not becoming to you, you had better he coining to us' Pantorium Dye Works. tf Horse-shoe' tires carried and guaran teed. That means your money's worth and free service. Exchange Tire Co. 294 The case against Harry Rhine, the Economy meat market sausage maker, has been dismissed without trial in Justice Taylor's court where he was charged with assault and menacing with a dangerous weapon, preferred by W. M. Erskine, another employe. The reason for the dismissal wus the reluc tance of i.ie prosecuting witness to push tlie case any further and the fact that Rhine had been discharged from bis Job and Intends to leave the coun try. ' After all Is said and done you will still continuo to save at the Groceteria. tf Hemstitching and picotlng 10 cents per yard. The' Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. 10. Main and Bartlett. tf The latest issue of the Jackson County Farm Bureau News is being mailed 'today from the farm bureau headquarters in the Liberty building to its many subscribers. t Expert car washing, day and night. 3C-10 S. Front. Hittson's Motors. 291 After all Is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. if This is a real party of tho year, The Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, March -1 til. J!93 Chas. Lilly of Los Artgeles, president of the Trigoiiia Oil and Gas company, is here on business pertaining X.6 the ooniiiuyriaving arrived Sunday, i Mrsi WAGNE of PALM BEACH Tells Girls How She Found Relief From Pain p- Mrs. George W'.. Barker of Jiutte Falls is getting along nicely In an Ashland hospital following an opera tion there last Thursday to relieve an acute attack of appendicitis. The at tack came that day while she and Mr. Barker were In Medfurd, and inasmuch as she had suffered much within the past year or so with the ailment it was decided to have the operation per formed at once. New gowns and combinations to em broider.' Handicraft Shop. 294 Expert car washing, day and night, 30-40 S. Front. Hittson's Motors. 291 Much interest is centered in the criminal trials in circuit court at Jack sonville, the spring term of court hav ing opened today. The retrial of Lark Evans was the case on today. After all is said and done you will still continue to save at the Groceteria. tf Buttons covered to order. Handicraft Shop. 294 Owing to the illness of Mrs. Wade, the Till, sewing club will not meet tonight. The Harder you look the better your tituu at the Elks Hard Time Inaugural j ball, March 4th. 293, There will he many surprises for Elks only, their ladies and lady friends , at the Elks Hard Time Inaugural ball, ! March 4th. 293 MANY WOMEN USE GLYCERINE MIXTURE; Medford women will be Hurrised at the INSTANT pleasant urtinn of wimple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc., as mlved in Adler-f-ku. One spoonful relieves ANY CASK tfas on Htomach or sour Htomach. . because , jAdler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and lnwor bowel it often cures cor.stipa- j tion and prevents append left Ik. One j lady reports herself Cl'IttlD of a bad case of bowel trouble and conti- patlon. Leon B. HasMns. druKt Adv . V. S. Abraham who has been Jiving in .Medford has moved to amimhu is- ' DO YOU CHEW GUM? One stick of gum cadi day lll keep your dwelling or furniture insured for $1370.00 R. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN All Forma Insurance and Bonds ....Jackson County Bank Bldg. CWRONA Personal Typewriter Told it np, take II with you, type write anyw h em 160.00, Includhg I carrying caiie. uKiimitniKKlK cmun nistriburtirs for Po. OreKon. YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S You Can Afford to Ride a Harley Davidson Motorcycle West Palm' Beach, Fla. "When I was 10 years old I wus irregular and I had such terrible crimps it felt like a knife goine through me. ItookLydiaE. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound and I was cured. After I was married I had the same trouble caused by the added work of farming and heavy washings so 1 1 told my husband to ectsix bottles of the Vegetable Compound and by taking it regularly my troubles ceased and now I never have a pain nt ache, and am regu lar. I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and think every young girl should take it. You can pub lish this letter and it may bo the means of helping some other girl or woman." Mrs. Maky M. Wagner, Box 76D, West Palm Beach, Florida, While no woman is entirely free from periodic sulfcring it docs not seem to be the plan of nature that woman should suffer so severely and when pain exists something is wrong which should beset right. Every girl who suffers from monthly cramps .should give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial. . tins l'ri.ijfcs ,visild your homo lis yet? H$s jO'Vacuum i-Vt?an- - it prc.'Ji-utdd uiir wh'o with', couple of hours of rest each .day I lao, electric cnnkinK utensils helped the missus pre pure yniii uienls? Is your home brightly Illuminated? It is a proKrcssive step 1o Visit ibis elect l it a I shop. Ask your wife to accompany you. me Pf.opi.o Ei.fctric Store PIllM 12 212 W; MAIN ST. AUTO PAINT SHOP Automobiles Painted and Revarnished 221 North Fir. L. G. SPRINKLE, Flop. Phnnn 777 Plumbing and Heating Quality Service Wm. Hammett 42 S. Central Phone 650 CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Smith tfc Wilson, rroprletors General Draying and Transferring tJlve Vs n Trial lionc 20. or It-T.M-W. Of flee Wil son Cigar Store, Medford, Oregon. Authentic Easter In Women's Apparel Now Ready at the M. M. Department Store Modes "'A presentation of Sprint? Wearables Hint is, we believe, tho most, compre- hensive in the jeity. Every new anil favored mode for the Knster season is em braced in 'the Collection nnil, even tliouh you are not ready to buy, you will enjoy seeing itjie new creations. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Blouses, Skirts, Milli- ' ;iiery garments chosen for their superb style, workmanship .and (pliility. May we expect an early visit ? SUITS UNUSUALLY SMART The most striking Suit styles shown in many seasons. Suits in nil the de sirable materials, including Serge, Velour, Trieotitie, Covert and Wool Jersey. Straight line, box, blouse and novelty effects trimmed with fancy stitching, braids, folds, buttons, etc. All Hie newest Spring shades. Prices range from $17.50 to $75.00 WOMEN'S SPRING COATS . Our Coat Selection is the meeea for fashionable women who seek the new est modes. Recent shipments have brought us many attractive new styles in Spring Coats for street and motor wear. Developed in the season's most wanted materials and there isn't, a desirable color missing. Exceptional values at $15.00 to $75.00 SPRING'S NEWEST DRESSES There are so many captivating styles that detail description is out of the question. Come look over this superb collection of Dresses- and note the smartness of the styles and how well they are made. Dresses of Taffeta, Can- ton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, I'oiret Twill, Serge, Trieotine, .Satin and Georgette ,Crepe. Trices range from $18.00 to $65.00 Springtime Hats With An Elusive Charm Artfully draped so that they will glisten charmingly in the spring sunshine. Betraying their newness with vivid flashes.o'f .'coiprrhiuulreds of spring hats are reflected in tltc'j v mirrors of our Millinery section adorable creationSi'and so moderately priced, withal, that selection . becomes a pleasant task':' ''Priced' $2.50 to $15.00 Favored Blouses for Easter Bewitching styles you won't look further for your Easier Blouse when you see these beautiful models. Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Satin, and the new hand-made models of lingerie. Tailored and fancy styles galore. Prices range $7.50 to $22.50 Spring Skirts If you would see the season's fashionable styles in Separate Skirts, just take a peep at the new ones on display at this store. Plaited and tail ored models. Plaids and plain colors. Priced $8.50 to $19.50 Footwear for Easter r-Pay a visit to the Shoe Section and sec the latest stvles in Women's Shoes. Pumps and Oxfords. Brown Suede Walking Pumps with one strap. Medium pointed toe with welt sole and Cuban heel. Reasonably priced $12.50 Black Satin Pump, new Oriole one-strap pattern Just 'the right toe and has covered full Louis heel. Moderately priced at $9.95 Black Kid or.e and two strap pump, military or French heel Special at $S.50 and $S.75 MANY OTHER STYLES AND PRICES .MM iJlrPAOTMPXTVlbRF 1 ''';Tg'--ggVi' T-1 UWLL'l . 1 11 1: 1 r 7m