Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text- 'MTVDFOTJD MATT, TTtTTttTNE. IT.TVFO'R'P, OTJF,Of)T. PR I HAY. 'APHTL P. 1021 THIS MAN SAYS HE " HAS NEVER FELT BETTER TH AN NOW '"1 took Ta nlac because 1 heard others juaifiiiiff it," said Kmos 1.. Mar vin IT 33 Portsmouth ave- Purilnnd, Ore., ' and now 1 am praising it my self bora use of what it has done for me. "For several years I was in a poor Btate of health and never frit right. My stomach and liver were badly out Of order. 1 had no appetite and suf fered constantly from indigestion. If I ventured to eat a hearty meal, 1 was in perfect misery for hours after wards. 1 felt completely used up all the time and it was a drag fur me to et through my work, i "Hut I hadn't finished my first bot tle of Tanlac before I saw 1 had found the right medicine at last, and now I am sound and well, in fact. I never felt better In my life. My appetite is fine, my digestion seems to be per fect and I have gained considerably in weight. All of my ailments are gone. I am just in the pink of condition and can do as big tt day's work as any man. I never lose a chance to recom mend Tanlac." ' Tanlac is sold in Med ford by West Side Pharmacy, in Jacksonville by J. W. Robinson, in Rogue River by W. S. Cary, and by leading druggists In every town. Adv. i BY TKAUIXfi AT Fouts Grocery. WI1011 in our store nsk nbont our BiH't'iiils. We have some very at tractive prices on grocoricH Hint, you can use. i Tin- price of sugar usually (tors up ixIhiim cuiimiu; time, no tio noi pin otr too long laying In the required nmount. c;i:t oi'it piucks kiiist. We linve a 20c package of Two ..10c $2.10 The llour is 15c 25c .inc Jliiiutc Oat h'ooil for iisclier's l!est. Klour.. This is a stl ''' Kuaraht.eel. Jjuko can of I'lums.. 2 cans Pens Tomatoes Com Hulk Cocou 20c Hulk Chocolate 2r.c I'liffed Kice I'ancake Klour Klc Liberty Jelly Powder, for. 2r.c Hulk Shred Cocoanut. "c Miiov(li'ift....25c, -ISc, KOc and I.B0 Crisco 2."c, -c, ."e, $l.:(0 and IjSl.IKi Kice 4 poiuuls for --c $1.75 packafje Ciunretts for $1.00 SI. 00 Diuir or rooacco lor n.c Corn lor chickens, 100 lbs for $2.25 100 lbs. Oyster Shell.. $2.00 Canned 1'iuiipkin loc Kxcello Cake Flour !'5c Jiulk Tea. (Jrcen or lilac k 25c No. It) tin of Hipe Olives $1.25 Dates, nackaire ...25c Walnul.s :0c White Keans, 4 lbs 25c Bulk Coffee 20 to 40c ifai.sins. needed or seedless !tOc Currants S0e llonstcd reanuls lc 9 lb. sack Rolled Oat.s 55c I) lb. sack (irahani 50c H lb. sack Corn Meal !$5c Vuakei' Com Hal(-s lie JieLloKK's Korn krisp i:ie KpIIokk'm Krumhle Hran 25c Tost. Toast les 1!lr Khieddcd Wheat, Itiscuit 15c Clornx 25c Soda . He 11. O. Oats 20c 1'ostum Cereal 2:tc Instant l'ostuin .....25 and 45c .Macaroni, parkajte 10c .Macaroni, bulk - 10c Spaghetti, hulk, 2 lbs 25c Devil .Meat 5c eal loaf 20c Hip o Lite !!5c Cookies :10c Candy HOc (Shifter .Simps 20c l.yei He Old hutch Cleanser 10c Citrus Powder Ullc (.old Dust ...:) Crystal White Soap Chips 35c 2(1 Mule Team Soap Chips 40c Hall HluinK 10c l.nv He Hinso Hie or :t for 25c 2 Cans ToniHtm Sauce 15c On the 11th, 15th and 1 (It h we will have a special sale on diamond W. Coffee. The sale will lie conducted liy .Mrs. lirasted from Wadlianis anil Company, I'ortland. (Set a high grade col fee at prewar pi Ices. Come in and have a cup. Fout's Grocery C ( bnys a brand I I Dtw Coroo. portable type writer. Other make, at attractive price.-' See ul before you buy. .M I 1)1 OKll BOOJi sioiu; After a strenuous winter's work, during an unprecedented period of unemployment, the Jackson county chapter of the American Red Cross presents the following report of ex tended home service work done and money expended in the doinK of the same: Meals $ m.30 Rooms iYZ.bi Loans 15!'. 50 Travel expenses, sick and stranded 121. SH Western I'nion 15.S4 Drugs 4.70 Milk 29.0!) Groceries III. Si Clothlnf? 1 47..13 Shoes : 52.00 Fuel S4.90 Nursing 24.40 Hospital 153.19 Stamps 2.00 Taxi 31.10 Sewing, salvage dept 11.65 Transfer Co 4.50 Total $1,0S8.79 The above report covers the period from Dee. 1st to date. In addition to this there hns been a large amount of used clothing and shoes distributed, some of which had been re-made or mended, and all in usable condition. Two families burned out, have been helped to re-establish themselves, three cases of delinquency handled. Visits have been made to Ashland, Talent. Phoenix, Central Point, Much, ICagle Point, Rogue River, Sams Vulley and Gold Hill. One hundred and twenty-four visits made in the city by taxi and about 300 made by foot, no case ever being neg lected ami no call refused. We still have 35 active cases of military relief, anil 3I cases of civilian relief under extended homo service. Wo have seven cases of T n service men and four who are still in service. ROSE I.'SCHIEFFELIN, Executive Secretary of Home Service. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Beware! Unions you see the name "Flayer" on 'paelcase or -on tahletK you are not getting genuine Asprin prescribed by physicians for twenty- one years and provd safe by millions. Take Aspirin only us told in the Hayer package for Colds. Headache, Neu ralgia, Kheumatism, Earache, Tooth ache, Lumbago, and for Pain, allndy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylic-acid. WHKX vi-; S.AV "Master Tailoring" We mean the highest type of hand tailoring jthat is possiblly turned out. ! 9 1 ii nil reds of men and ladies recognize the superiority of our tailoring and you, too, will ap preciate it after you have given It a trial. And with this tailoring servica goes the finest foreign and American woolens the most exclusive weuves and patferns we have ever shown. PRICES ARE DOWN considerably lower than a year HUBER Ladies ' and Hen 's Tailor BUY A GOOD BICYCLE It saves sltuc-lcathcr, time and energy Harley-Davidson Bicycles Are as good ns Harley-Davidson Motorcycles All Hlcyeles ami Motorcycles re paired at Gaylord Motorcycl? Shop Med ford Xnl. TlivoC 188-.H BE ARBOR DAY !N PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tomorrow will be observed as Arbor Day in the public schools of Jackson county and at the suggestion of the Scenic Preservation association the creation of public sentiment against the marring of the natural scenery and promote the scenic development of the county will be carried on with more zeal than ever before. The children of Jackson county are being led by the teachers under direc tion of the county superintendent of schools auainst the destruction of trees and shrubbery along the high ways and to work for the preservation and adding to the natural beauties. A report of the Arbor Day activity will be made at the regular monthly meeting of the Scenic Preservation as sociation which will be held at Central Point on Friday, April 15. Final ar rangements as to the time and meet ing place at Central Point have not been made hut will be announced in the very near future. Livestock, ' ' PORTLAND, Ore., April 8. Cattle weak; quotations unchanKed. Hosts steady, receipts 4 0. Quota tions unchanged. Sheep steady, receipts 11. Quota- tions unchanged. Butter ' PORTLAND, Ore.,' April 8. nutter steady; extra cubes 111! (ii 117c; cartons, 13c; prints 42c. Butturfat No. 1 churn ing cream ilSc r.o.h. Portland; under giades 30c. San Francisco Eggs and Poultry SAN FRANCISCO, April S Kggs extra pullets 3SV.C. llroilers :!."fi liOc; squalls 50 !fi GDc. N. Y. Stocks 29. G 86. no. 'NliW YORK. April 8. Higher money rates and the critical British industrial situation precipitated fur ther selling in the stock market to day, leaders reacting one to three points. Sales approximated 3"i0,000 shares. AUIs-Chalmers 36 American Beet Sugar 37 American Can 2S." American Car & Foundry 122.7 American Hide & Leather pfd 41.6 Amer. International Corp 41 Amorican Locomotive 85. ii Amer. SSmelting & Kenning.... 3S American Sugar 00.7 Amer. Sumatra Tohacco 73.3- American T. & T; 105.6 American "Woolen 7t Anaconda Copper 3(i Atchison 79.6 Atl. Gulf & W. Indies 34.7 Baldwin Locomotive 86 Baltimore & Ohio 33.fi Bethlehem Steel "B" 55.2 Canadian Pacific 113 Central Leather 32.7 Chandler Motors 7S.2 Chesapeake &. Ohio 5S Chicago, Mil. & St. Paiul 24.3 Chicago, R. I. & P 2 5 Chino Copper 21 Colorado Fuel & Iron, bid 27 Corn Products 72.6 Crucible- Steel 83.6 Cuba Cane Sugar 20.2 Erie 12 General Electric 133 General Motors 13.2 Goodrich Co , 37 Great Northern pfd . C9 Great Northern Ore Ctfa .. Illinois Central, bid , Inspiration Copper Int. .Mer. Marine pfd International Paper 53 Kennecott Copper 17.8 Louisville & Nashville, bid 97 Maxwell Motors 5 Mexican Petroleum 137.5 Miami Copper 18.5 Middle States Oil 13.2 Midvalo Steel 25.3 Missouri Pacific 17.3 New York Central 6 9 N. Y., jN. II. & Hartford 16.3 Norfolk & Western 93 Northern Pacific , 74. S Oklahoma Prod. & Ret 3.2 Pail American Petroleum 68.2 Pennsylvania 33.2 People's Gas. 4 2 Pittsburg and W. Va 25.8 Ray Consolidated Copper 12.3 Reading 6 7 Kep. Iron and Steel 61 Royal Dutch, N. Y 58 Shell Trans. & Trad 38.5 Sinclair Con. Oil 22.8 Southern Pacific 73.5 Southern Railway 20.2 Standard Oil of X. J., pfd 107.7 Studebaker Corporation 75.5 Tennessee Copper 7.7 Texas Co 4 0.7 Texas & Pacific ; 19.7 Tobacco Products 40.8 Transcontinental Oil 10 Union Pacific '. 1 1 0.5 f. S. Food Products 21.2 1'. S. Retail Stores 4 9 I'. S. Intl. Alcohol 05. 8 I'nited States Rubber 71. C Tnlted State3 Steel 80.7 t'tah Copper 4S.7 Vestlnglioii8e Klectric 48 Willy's Overland ' 8 Amer. Z!nc, Load and Sm 8.7 Butte and Superior 11.;: Cala. Petroleu m 42.0 Montana Power 51.5 SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON AT IT ASHLAND, April S. There's to lie a social recall in society circles. This refers to the cabaret function given sometime ago, and which will be dup licated tonight, Friday, April S. ai the armory, on a bigger and mure elabor ate scale than ever, wiih all the so ciety beaux and belles not only from Ashland, but also from adjoining towns in tin? cast. Of cuurse this leading event is sponsored by First Company boys. The armory environ ment, will be a charming one, in fact spectacular to a certain extent. Pur chasers of reservations have been al lowed to adorn their tables, the incen tive being substantial prizes, and as a result some wonderful decorative ef fects will he in evidence. A sergeant's di'tail has installed a new liquid spot light which is a revelation 'ti the way of dispensing a radiant glow. The "Rose Dance" will prove an aesthetic feature, while the "crystal ball," par ticipated in by Prof. Loveland and a bevy of Ashland girls will be a star atti-nction. Miss Isabelle Barron, home from San Francisco on a vacation, will render several vocal selections. Then there is tlte saxapbone (pun-let which will exeeuto thn "Down Home Rag." Refreshments will be served on order throughout the entertainment. 4 Jhvj;; Southern Oregon I'rcsbyierlal offi cers, chosen at the meeting here on Tuesday, Include Mrs. Waller Fraser Brown of Phoenix, president; Mrs. L. O. Clement. Grants Pass, vice presi dent; Mrs. Volney Dixon, Mcdford, re cording secretary; .Mrs. .1. W. McCoy. Ashland, treasurer; Mrs. M. ('. Gaston Grants Pass, secretary of literature; Mrs. Joseph Angell. Phoenix, secre tary of mission study; Mrs. E. W. Warrington, Rosebnrg, secretary of young people's work; Mrs. E. II. Hurd, Med ford, secretary of children's bands. Dr. Wirt, at the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening, most effectively visualized conditions in the Near East, emphasizing the need of immediate relief in behalf of those stricken peo ple. These meetings are not denom inational, hut community enterprises. The board of directors of the chamber of commerce attended in a body, the address of Dr. Wirt afiordingan object lesson in t lie best methods to pursue regarding relief problems, the revival of the community chest project being contemplated here as an i..eal plan un der which to collect and disburse moneys for.churllalile, aud sundry oth er purposes. FRECKLES .March Brings Onl rnsighlly Spots. 1 How to Remove Kasily, The woman with tender skin dreads March because it is likely to cover her face with ugly freckles. No inat ter how thick her veil, the sun. and winds have a strong tendency to make her freckle. Fortunately, for her peace of mind, Othine double strength, makes it possible for even those most suscep tible to freckles to keep their skin clear and while. No matter how stubborn a ease of freckles you have the double strength Othine should re move them. Get an ounce from your druggist, and banish the freckles. Money back if it fails. Adv. BEATING YOUR CARPETS Does Not Clean Them THE M0SAN WAY eliminates dust, . dh l, ami (terms, returning carpets clean, refreshed In color and sanitary. Mosan Art Rug Co. , 119 West Tenth St. WE WILL SELL Fabric Tires which have lieeti replaced ))y cords on new cars, sit very low prices, (riving the same iinraiitce us on our rcfiiuar tires. Our Stock Consists of ?,'2xV., Ninoolh Troiul :J2x4 " Chain Trrad :'2.4 Sniotfth Tread 34x41. A. W. T. 35x 5 " A. W. T. Come in and let us price them to you Gc o.L. Trcichlcr MotorCo 10-18 South Kir f-'lreet Jletlford, Ore-. I'l-.oii.; 30 i V f ? V t f A. y r t T V r r r t r y y r y y t T ? ? r THE COLONIAL Liberty Building. Phone 298 SMART JERSEY SPORT JACKETS in black, navy, brown, red, tan, green and heather mixtures, which go well with separate skirts and equally smart worn with wash frocks, $8.25 to $22.50. NEW NECKWEAR Vestees and collar and cuff sets for your new jacket or sweater. In mr.ny styles $1.75 to $12.50 NEW NOTIONS New Veils, Gloves, Purses and Vanity Cases All most moderately priced. NEW BLOUSES In Georgette, Crepe and Taffeta, tuck-in and over-the-skirt styles. Both types feature insertions and edgings of Filet and Irish and exquisite embroideries. $8.50 to $25.00 At' Jones Saturday EVERYBODY EAT GINGERSNAPS A 45c Barrel of National Biscuit Cp.'s Gingersnaps 36c K' C '(Thono early because we only have .100 barrels) , Other Eancy Cookies from 35c up to 50c per pound, going 3 pounds mixed for . W 4- The National Biscuit Oo.'s man .will be "right here with a full line of their cookies and it will certainly pay vou to buv 3 pounds of 'these as thev are 'giving you this BIG BARGAIN to advertise their QUALITY GOODS. 'Assortment No. 1 2 Cans Peas 2 Cans Corn ..... 2 Cans Van Camp's Pork and JJeans 3 lbs. Uest Head Uice .... $ .30 30 25 30 $1.15 We are. going to give you the above assortment for 95c, or in other words we are giving you 20 .free. It always pys to grab our bargains , s Here's Another One Assortment No. 2 ' ' ''CanUlaek Pepper $.10 1 pound Peaberry Bulk Coffee : 35 3 pkgs Runbrite Cleanser (like Old Dutch) 25 3 pgs. Rinso Washing Powder (a dandy) 25 311)s.CutIIararoni '. 30 $1.25 We will give you this assortment for $1.00 even. Not, many merchants have grit enough to sell as cheap as we do and then give their customers 25 be sides and gi ve an asorstinent that everybody uses every day. You can buy as many of each or both assortments as you wish. Leave it to Jones to help cut the cost of living. A BIG LINE OF VEGETABLES EVERYTHING IN SEASON Don't tbv-ow your money away by paying a big price for a pair of Silk Hose, I Jilt 'Time in and let us save yon from 7c .to sfil.oO per pair. We've certainly got 'cm going with our line of Ladies' Dose and Men's Sox. Make up your list. Phone earh DON'T FORGET THE GINGER SNAPS AND COOKIES JONES Phone 125-126 GROCERY The store with low prices and free delivery YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'8 . PICTURE FRAMING SWEM'S STUDIO GOOD CLOTHES - I Make Them ,' ' , , KLEIN KS- 128 Xast Man SC. f ? ? ? Y ? t Y Y f f f Y I Y 1 f Y Y f ? Y Y - mi