Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 07, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf PXGE TWO "I fEDFOnn MATL TRTBUNE, rEDFORD. OL'ECOX. THURSDAY, APIML 7. V.)2 ocal and Personal The Elks lodge will Install their new officers tonight. Bud after the regular lodge meeting will hold a ulg athletic smoker which will feature several boxing bouts and one wrestling bout The night s festivities will wind up with a big feed. The attendance prom ises to be of the record breaking kind with members of the lodge from all over the county and from Grants Pass present, as well as a large delegation of the Ashland lodge. Macaroni, three lbs. for 2oc Friday and Saturday, at the Truax Store, 327 East Main. lo Wanted Kefined, cultured and ex perienced woman to keep house for three In family. No washing or iron ing. J. F. Hale, 305 S. Oakdale. tf While another heavy froHt and fair weather Is predicted for Friday morn ing by the San Francisco weather bur eau home folks who forecast weather by nature lore think the weather will change before morning, a new moon is scheduled to arrive shortly after mid night which will bring rain, they say. The appearance of the sky and the general feel of the atmosphere today also seemed to indicate rain. Feed wheat $2.40 per cwt. nt the Farm Bureau Cooperative Exchange. tf2 If you like good eals, a Jolly time and fine music don't miss the dance at Golsby's hall, Sat., April lUtli. Ilenefit of Unlontown school. 15 Guests at the Holland include J. I.. Hamilton and George J. Chrlstbph Jr. of Seattle, J.rC,?McGoe of San Francis co, and E. Ryjm of Dunsrn,ii$r. Personal attention; ti overdue accounts.- Lindas,-235 East J1aln. - U&htf'dTil Time Bafcalii ' hays er'jttr beginning -Sat. al-Alann's. 14 ".iliviuid.NlrsE. W. Fuller of. Dallas, Ope.; "who T;on::rnulrl return trip home Ilist week from spending the winter In southern California slopped off In Hertford, feel that the Mail Tribune did them a great injustice in giving a personal of their arrival, In which It was stated that tney were from The Dalles. The mistake was a terrible one, not that The Dalles Is such a very bad city, hut t ho Fullers admit that It cannot compare with good old Dallas Also at the auto camp grounds aj'e Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sharer of Toloxlco, Calif., who accompanied Mr. and Mrs Fuller north and will go home with them. Air. and Mrs. Sharer will tour around through Oregon In their car looking for a posslhle new location. . Toilet soap Dc a bar at the Truax Store. 15 .Wilson s big money raising sale starts Saturday. Khaki punts !)8c. See tomorrow's paper. 14 Mrs. Clius. Conner and Miss Dorothy Connor who huvo been spending the past two years In the east, most of the time In Washington and New York ar rived hore by auto Wednesday utter- noon from southern California where they had been for somo time, for an extended stay nt their home near Jacksonville, They are at present slopping at the Modford. If you want some print paper In nils, to fit In your paper racks or to ue without the racks, better see us nt onco and savo money. tf Ileal old time bargains' at Mann's sale beginning Sal., Apr. 9. , I t" - 'iho postofflce employes aro now in the throes of trying to select suitable name for that motorcycle with com mercial carrying body which the pos tal department has assigned to the Medford office to aid in delivery or parcel post matter and the collection of mall from the boxes. Hach carrier nnd clerk Is hoping thnt he will bo as signed as chatiffour of the vehicle, the riding of which will save wear and tear on corns, chlllbinins nnd footgear. Daily a numbor of Medford and val ley pooplo-UMtor out to the Trlgonlu oil well In Fern valley to watch the drilling operations. Wilson's big nionoy . raising sale starts Saturday, Men's underwear fiOc. See Irthi'o'rrow's paper. 14 JllockS'jmd dry slabs ibr.8alo. Call S59. '. ) tc Sometimes you hear the local postal service. criticised In rather.-harsh terms, but that this crilicism is not always justified Is proven by a card re cently received by Jumes Mel. Wood. A postal card marked Itogue lllver, nnd addressed "dipt. Jas. Mihigh Wood, GentlemeuH Club, Portland, Ore." reached him promptly al the Arlington club Portland Journal. Phone 100 for Tax!. 14 Wilson's big money raising sale starts Saturday. Dili O'alls xsic. See tomorrow's paper. 14 People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A pimply (ace will not embarrass you much longer if you Ret a iacka);c of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should 'becin to clear after you nave taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse the blixxl, txmels and liver with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the successful substitute for calomel ; there's no sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel docs, and just as cliei -tively, but tlieir action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritatimr- JNo one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a "dark brown taste." a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no good" feeling., constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. Olive Tablets arc a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will ,know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards scnt years amonK pa tients alllicted with livrr and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets arc the Immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much defter you (eel and look.. L Miss Marie Faldine, county nurse, will he at the library in Ashland Sat urday during her regular hours observ ed on the second Saturday of each month, to give mothers any. advice they seek about their children oi other mutters. 50c cans Royal Baking Powder for 45c at the Truax Store, Friday and Saturday only. 15' Old time bargain days sales, Mann's beginning Sat. 14 Oregonlans registered nt the Med ford Include F. C. Hudson and H. J. Kaliskey of Eugene, M. O. Wallace and C. H. Obenhaus of Hoseburg and the following from Portland: F. D. Ste phenson, A. 11. Ferguson, Lou nrested, A. R. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Foster, W. M. Coplan, M. D. Owens. C. B. Prewitt. Harry Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goldman and P. Schultz. "Little Pal o' Mine" at Kasla Point Saturday night. ig Plcoting Hemstitching Hut tons covered Handicraft Shop. tf A lecture and steropllcan slides on White Slavery and the Donhln Kr:in. dard of .Morals Unmasked," will be given by Norman Wayne Phelps at Hie First M. R. rhurch Friday evening. Apr. 8, at 7:30. Everyone welcome. Admission free. "Pekin" at Eagle Point Saturday night. (; Sewing wanted. Phone 534-M. 15 The Oregon state farm bureau lias established Its office headquarters at 428-9 Morgan building, Portland, which rooms will be headquarters for all agricultural activities of the farm bur eau and a service station of the far mers of the state. P. O. Powell, secre tary nnd treasurer Is In charge in the absence of President George A. Mans field who will bo In the east for sev eral weeks. Phone 474. GnnrnnlnPd Work nrnmnl service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., iui Mouui Klvcrslde. tf Science tolls us there Is henllli and longevity in good bread. Experience has taught us how to make It. Hutler Itol! Ilread, ror health and happiness, at your grocer. i) Miss Elizabeth Hold who underwent an operation in the Saerod Heart hos pital last Saturday morning Is recover ing nicely. When Detler automobiles are built, llulck will build them. tf The Presbyterian quartet were un able to present their splendid Eastur program last Sunday on account of ill ness, but will again render this beau tirul sorvlee Sunday evening beginning promptly at 8 o'clock instead of the usual hour of worship, 7:30. 14 So many who were unable to be present Easter Sunday morning and hear tlio splendid music rendered by the quartet of the Presbyterian church have requested that the program be. repeated and the quartet has kindly consented to do so next Sunday even ing at 8 o'clock. All are most cordial ly welcome at this musical service. 14 Those wanting pure milk and cream from tubercular tested cows phono C27-Y, Illlsa and Scott Dairy. 10 Make spring afternoons hannloi- fm- yoursolf nnd child through the Joys of Kindergarten methods. Tiny Tot School, phono S32-W. i Mrs. Delroy Geteholl nnd Mrs. O. E. Osborne of Medford wore registered at the Hotel Portland, Portland, last Tuesday. Invest your savings In the Jackson County nuildliiE and Lonn association. tf 'An unusual sight in Ai,.,ir,,,-,i church crowded and people waiting on mo ironi steps, occurred Easter Sim. day morning ' at the Presbyterian church. Tlio solo quartet of this church at this hour presented the entire Easter sorvlee. Tho soi vleo was so unusual and so splendidly done that many who woro unable to be present have asked that It be repeated, which will bn done next Sundav evenlnir ni k O'clock. tit Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Swayno of Applegato and J. W. Flnley of Pros pect are among tho county visitors in Medford who arrived yesterday. lilg tlmo at Eaglo Point Saturday, April 9. Wo have room for a few nioro hogs in our shipment to Portland Monday. Farm llureaii Cooperative Exchange 932. A half dozen car owners have ap peared before Judge Tavlor this on the charge of parking their aulos. on me near creek bridge, and as nwi of them were out of town people they uiew only a warning not to repeat the orfense. Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 2C1-J. tf That Medford really appreciates splendid church music was attesled ICaster morning at tho Presbyterian ehuichind will again be demonstrat ed by a large congregation iu.m Sn. day evening when the solo quartet oi nils eiiureh will repeal I hoi r Eastei morning program, to which the public Is most cordially welcome to come and enjoy. I(. At the Nash are registered Air. and Mrs. linn Daw ot Grand Forks. X. D.. M. .1. Finn anil A. II. (loddard or Seat tle, and the following Oregonians: F. D. Mitchell of Day Ocean, anil Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Souiliard. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ( arisen and ('. I). Hanker of Port I.iimI. We do Hemstitching anil Plcoting Singer Sewing Machine Co. No. 10 S Fir. Phone 21."-lt. ;." Majestic orchestra at Jacksonville Friday, April S. The Itogue Ujvcr Valley Ministerial association, which met In Grams Pass early In the week, will hold Its next meeting at Ashland. Save money on wrapping paper by using white print patier In rolls. Ask this office. tf Rock Springs lumn cnnl rhv a-,! mill blocks and kindling. Valley Fuel Co. ,r. Tekln" nt Jacksonville Frl. 15 Four auto touring parties were en camped at the city auto camp grounds this morning. Hetter buy a Chandler than wish you had. tf Writing tablets, 5c and 10c at the Truax Store. 15 Edward Friday of Medford has made application with the state engi neer for an appropriation of water from Uice gulch, for Irrigation of a small tract of land In Jackson county. Ford truck with cab and good body for sale cheap. New tires. Seely V. Hall Motor Co. tf Lawn mowers sharpened. Mitchell Ladder Co., 318 East Main. tr Herbert Alford, plant clerk for the Associated Oil company in this city has Invented a script cancelling ma chine, which saves in the average oil company office from 15 to 20 hours weekly In labor. A patent has been applied for, nnd the San Francisco orflce of the Associated Oil company, through Its bureau of Industrial rela tions has taken up the furtherance of the machine and asked f'r a model to bo tested in the offices there. The machine is driven by electricity, sim ple in construction and accurate in Its work. The machine used in the local orfice is in daily use. Delco-Lrght farm light ana power plants. Modford Electric Co. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for Nulione. Phone 585-.T. tf District Attorney Rawles Moore at tended to legal business in the county seat Wednesday. Everything electrical. Medford Elec trie Co. Phone CC1. Hotter get some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping paper at this orflce and save 2 or 3 cents per pound. Come aud look at It and be convinced. tf Obadlah Smith, a trapper in the Trail district, Is spending a lew days in the city. He reports a poor trap ping season. "Wang-Wang Hlues" at Jacksonville Friday night. 15 "Do You Ever Think Or Me" at Jacksonville Friday night. 15 The grounds of the service station at Main and Riverside, and the ad joining curb parkings are being sowed to bluegrass and clover. Hemstitching and plcoting 10 cents per yard. Tho Vanity Ha Shop, Cor. E. Main and Iiartlett. tf Ladies' Our Ready-to you are going complete. . Spring Apparel Needs fill GINGHAM DRESSES I'Voiii sizes 2 to -Hi, for both street and house wear. We have a wonderful line to choose from. Ladies' Dresses priced from $1.75 to $7.50. .Misse-i' Drosses .priced from $1.75 to $7.50 Children's Dresses priced from 70 to $6'75. THE BABY'S DEPARTMENT Is complete and you will find ovoryiliing very rea sonably priced' Coats, Dresses. IViHcoats. Kimo nas, s;ic(iies. Caps and .Jack ets. Kvci'vihing for the bahv. ' ' Jackson Company Corset Priced From $2.00 to $7.00 In a game-at Waco, Texas, last week, against the Cincinnati team of the National league, Don Rader, a former resident of. this city and V. ot O. athlete, scored four hits and four runs out of four times at bat. 'Luelana" at Jacksonville Frl. 15 Sale on odd dls.Ses at the Truax Store, Friday and Slaturday. 15 George Older of Montague has re turned to his home after attending to business matters in the city and coun ty for a few days. It is Impossible to even Intimate ! what the main feature of the smoker will bo at the Elks Thursday evening, April 7th, but we promise some real stunts. 14 E. 15. Elliott of AsSland spent Wed nesday afternoon in the city visiting friends. 12-Inch dry pine $4. on a tier; IG-inch dry pine ?4.75. Valley Fuel Co. tf Chester C. Kubli of the Applegate spent Wednesday afternoon in the city attending to business matters. Have you attended the April sale of house furnishings and furniture at the M. F. & 11. Co. 11 Joseph Shoekloy of Koseburg Is among the out of town visitors in the city this week attending to business mutters. Helped Her Little Girl Children need all their strength for growing. A lingering cold weakens them so that the system is open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Philadel phia, O., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst tickling cough. I had tried many things nnd found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives imme diate relief from distressing, racking, tearing coughs. Sold everywhere. Adv. Notice Lost, from emigrant car at Medford, Feb. 23, one black male cat, some white lower part mcxtth, white chin, breast and rour feet. Conies for name of Jerry. Five dollars given to anyone to express him. O. O. D. to W. 11. Ros bury, Gerber, Calif. 10 A, F. & A. M. a Special Communication Med ford Lodge 1(13. Friday even V ie. April S, 7:30 p. in. Work in M. M. degree. Hy order of the W. M. 15 U E. WILLIAMS. Secy. Wear Department is complete to need a new dress, suit, coat LADIES' DRESSES In (ieorgctte Crepe, Crepe de Chenes, Taffcttas, Sat ins nnd the new Canton Crepe; assorted .colors and stvles, priced at $10.50, $19.75, $25, $27.50, $35.00 and $46.50. Wo also have a good line til' Organdy Dresses in misses' and ladies' sizes; assorted colors and styles; priced from $5.65, to $9.75. SEPARATE SKIRTS lilue and Black Serges priced from $5.65 to $12.75. One line Silk Plaid Skirts, a good assortment of colors, styles and sizes. Prices ran Golden Rule Mercantile Co. Four baseball teams are being form ed in this city for the summer cam paign. There will be a K. of P. team an an Elks team, besides the Sunday school teams In which the small boys of the city are taking an active inter est, j here Is plenty of material here for a good baseball team, but of recent years the auto and fishiug pole have supplanted the national game in popu larity. Patronize home and building pay rolls by Insisting on having brooms made bv Rogue River liruoni Works. 17 Two large auto trucks, belonging to tho state highway commission, were received Tuesday by Jackson county for use on highway work in this sec tion. Wonderful Re sults at 70 from Internal Baths Mis. 1.. M. Wuillia, 204.1 XuUonul Ave., San Lrtogo, Cal., writes Tyrrell' Hyu'iiiu Institute of Xcw York as follows: ""Within tho last month have had wonderful results and all inflamma tion has nearly subsided. 1 rould hardly expert a woman over 70 to rereive benefit from a trouble of Ions standing as quickly as a youiiKCr per son. Money could not buy my "J. H. lt. Cascade' If I could nut get an other." It is difficult to believe how many internal troubles internal bathing will relieve until you realize that phy sicians agree that ilii per cent of hu man ailments are caused by accumu lated waste In the lower intestine. The "J. B, L. Cascade," the soeln tific method of internal bathing, re moves, in a perfectly natural way, all poisonous waste, and has been ho successful in promoting health thai over half a million intelligent Ameri cans are now using it regularly. U is the invention of Chas. A. Tyr rell, M.U., of New York, who fop 23 vears was a specialist on ' Internal Bathing, and it is now being shown and explained by West tilde Pharmacy Alain and f J rape Sts. They will give you on request u very interesting booklet on Internal Bathing by Dr. Tyrrell, "Why Man of Today Is Only 60 per cent Efficient." Ask for it today and know more about yourself and your functions than you ever have before. Adv. JSi 'a'SB and up-to-date throughout. We are receiving new goods daily, and if or wrap, this season, it would be wise to select them while the stock is Can Best Be NEW SPRING SUITS Not only is this a wonderful .-bowing from the standpoint of quality, but the values are exceptional and the styles uncommonly smart. Whether your taste runs to the plain tailored models or to the novelty styles there is a suit here that, will please you in every particular. Tricotine, Serge, "Wool, Jersey and other desirable fabr'n-s, in all the new season's wanton colors. Suits for sport wear, for street wear, for dress occasions' Sizes 1(i to f:. Trices range from $16-50 to $77.00. JERSEY SUITS Some very smart models, colors Drown, Xavy and Co pen, with white skirts. Pric ed a't $37.50 A few more left in Brown. Heather. Xavy and Copen. Sizes IS to -10. Priced at $16.50 The Print zess line of Jer seys, assorted colors and sizes. Priced at $27.50 A good lino of Misses' Serge Suits. Priced at $16.50 'it On North Central The Busy Store Closed to Raise Money The Will H. Wilson Store, 32 No. Front St., will be closed all day Friday to ar range for the biggest price smashing, money raising sale ' ever held in Medford. Watch tomorrow's paper for full details. i N '' - : i - . ;. ,! : "ELEANOR" will design drosses for all oeca-; sions... Color and style to suit your individuality.: Water color model on bristol board' 2.00. Send color ; of hair, eyes, height, and usual dress measurements' to Box 75, Mail Tribune . lTnm receipt of design, remit check to "Eleanor." IJox 75, Tribune. .. tO'-Wear BUS Supplied at COATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS at surprisingly low prices Coats for sport, street, and dress wear in the most desirable materials, eluding Polo Cloth Tine iioinania, uiiver, ie Laine and Serge. 'rices range from $9.00 to $65.00. Poplins priced $4.00. go from $7.50 to $1S.75. r'iiW 'If ! LADIES' PETTICOATS Priced from $1.00 to $7.50. ' Big selection awaits you. BOYS' PLAY SUITS From 2 to !) vear-. Priced from $1.40 to $2.S0 Street This Store in- C , Trico- ...- BLOUSES In Crepe dc Chene on deorgcWe in the new colors and styles. Priced from $5.65 to $12.50 Jorsotto Blouses $2.25, $2.90, $3.25 Pongee Waists priced ait $2.35 American Lady Corset Priced From $2.00 to $7.00 A Vh lp-' v ;