Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmf.pfqrp mail tribfke. mepi-'ord. oregox. ttesday. aimml h hcji PACK THREE iiiimii HflrrTinn ir nn nii ni i iimr Htlvilla "Elack" is a F:rfrfirt )-ilt-nri nf Itnp flavored Ceylcn and 81 India tea. Hilvilla "Green" is a fig i very fancy Japan with a S rare, fine fragrance. RJ Either tuil! please discriminating tastes: ,F Medford Fish Co. Sea Food Fresh Fish Dressed Poultry That Appetizing Portland Bread We Are Prepared to Serve You WE REPAIR Batteries, Generators, Starters, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto - ' Systems All Work Guaranteed. Official Service. American Bosch Magneto Co. Perkins Auto Electric Co. 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Phone 237-R Night Call 985 ggP DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors AN OLD MAN Is tho Man ten years older than you? YOU CAN TELL HIM . , . Hv His Mode of Travel KEEP YOUNG By Fdding a Bike or a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Demonstration at Gaylord Motorcycle Shop Kindle Handle Shop Gifts Favors Candle Making CLASSES IN FREE HAND DRAWING Out door sketching and com mercial art. Room 206 Phipps Bldg. SEWARD HOTEL "HOUSE OF CHEER" AliREIt AT IOTH STREET, I'OKTLAM), OHEGON. All the Oregon electric cars stop at unexcelled. We strive to please. Rates $1.50 and up. With bath $2.00 and up. Our dining room Is very popular, and our business men's luncheon, and our regular and. Bun day dinners are not equalled else where at our price. Opposite Olds. .Wortuian & King's big store. , W, C, CULBERTSON, Proprietor. C. OF COMMERCE The annual meeting of (lie Medford Chamber of Commerce- will be held ut the public library at S o'clock tomor row awning. A review of the work of the chamber will be made known by H. 1.. Wallher who served in the ca pacity of president during the past year. Side lights on interesting sit uations during the past year will be brought to light anil suggestions as to future activities will be welcomed by tho hoard. The forum luncheon on Wednesday noon will be held as usual. This will take place at the .Medford Motel and Adjutant General George A. While of Salem will address the members on the proceeding necessary to secure the construction of the armory in Med ford. Members of Company D have the privilege of attending the formn ex tended to them. The supplementary membership campaign will open with a "Good I'el lowship Dinner" on Monday evening. April IS at which Jake Allen of San Francisco will make the principal ad dress. The final announcement as to where the dinner will be held will be made tomorrow. The board of directors adopted the "Pay As You Go" plan of campaign which not alone calls for the team workers to get new members, but also to collect in advance the dues from the present .membership mid such dues and budget subscriptions as should have been paid prior to the first of this month. The team workers will be given cards of three different colors. The blue card will be for tho member!) . who have not as yet paid dues in ad vance. The white card will show the names of prospective members who will be asked to become members and to pay some part of their dues in ad vance. The third card will he of a different color having the names of those members who now owe the chamber for dues or budget subscrlp-J lions. j All members of the Chamber of Commerce will be sent a statement of, their account before tho campaign starts in order to give them a chance to pay according to the "Pay As You Go" plan. Such payments will relieve the team workers of considerable of their work and give them a greater amount of time to secure new members. Members of the Chamber of Com merce are entering into the campaign with a greater enthusiasm than ever before and this is due to their faith in the organization and their know ledge of a businesslike administration as shown by the annual report for the past fiscal year. OFFICERS OF LOCAL R. ESTATE BOARD The real estato men or Jackson county met at the .Medford Hotel Mon day noon for luncheon. The purpose of this meeting was to formulate plans for an organi.aiun. There were pres ent at this luncheon, Kred O. llrock man of Portland, secretary of the Inter State Realty association, C. V. John son of Salem, Ore., manager of the real estate department of the insur ance commissioner's office, II. S. Hud son of Portland, business manager of the Artisans lodge of Portland. .Mr. Lindas of Medford, presided at the luncheon and very interesting re marks were made by tbe guests. There were present from Ashland, Messrs. Staples, Hillings, Weaver, Anderson and Conover. r'rom Medford. Messrs. Drown, Hind, Lindas, Dressier, Karrell Wakefield. French. Page. Gould. Wes- terlund, Janney. -."robscj. Everhard, Dennett, -Mis. Hayes and c.tbeis. The" meeting adjourned until S o'clock in the evening when they re assembled at the Medford hotel com pleting a tempoiaty organization, electing Mr. J. W. Dressier chairman. .Mrs. K, K. Hayes, secretary, and a committee on bylaws consisting of Mr. Hillings of Ashland, A. O. Dennett of .Medford J. W. Wakefield of Medford. This meeting adjourned to meet in Ashland two weeks from last night, April. i.'ith at S o'clock at the Austin hotel, to complete a permanent organi zation. All licensed really dealers of Jackson county are urged to attend ' this meeting. j The object of this organization Is to ! further all Interests pertaining to the leal estate business, tit plan to act as an organization in cme matters and all things pertaining to the best wel fare of the different sections of Jack son county, to perfect methods of co operation and function in accord with the new state law. through the real estate department of the Insurance commissioner's office at Salem. Prac tically all of tbe comities of the stutc of Oregon are organized at the present time under the. same plan which Is contemplated for this district. It being generally conceded and understood that these organizations are of great ; benefit to the sections where located. not only in. elevating and maintaining i in general a fuller Co-operation be tween offices, but of material benefit 1 to the owners of property, similar or ganizations in other sections of Ore-. gou have made wonderful progress and the results have been most satis-; factory to the people in general of ; those districts. 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. 1 bad tried many things and found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives imme diate relief from distressing, racking, tearing coughs. Sold everywhere. Adv. Medford Iron Works Tractor, Truck, Spray Outfit, ami Gas Kngluo ltepalrllig a Specially GKNEllAL KOt'XPHV AVI) M ACIIIXK. Mlol Our Own Bonds DENOMINATIONS $100 $500 $1000 Maturities 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years Select DriimiiiiialiiHis ulnj ' .M.ltii)'it''s to fit voyir individual iTtiuirenu'uts. $150,000 Issue Mortgage Bonds secured by (ir si'i;irale, individmil fiti'th moitjjuses ' iti.'gt'ee.ut in jr lTri.lllHlassigned to ami held by Port land Trust ( 'oiniauy, Trustee... These bonds miov ready fur delivery nt offices of Portland Trust Company- l.cKiil iMM'stiiienl for Saing4 Hanks und Trust Funds Ask Us for Circular Southern Idaho Land & Power Co. I'OltTI.AMI OFFICES 1!!I:S UASCO BI.DG. For further information consult your Medford banker ' WTTH MTiDFCXD TRADE TS MEDTOED KADI Story That Lived Over Forty Years Made Into Film Books which have stood the test of time have been sought eagerly by mo tion picture concerns. In many cases stories written in past centuries have been modernized in some degree. Oc casionally this seems excusable, but in some Instances It Is highly objec tionable. In visualizing "Black Beauty," Anna Spwell's world famous "Autobiography of a Horse," Vltagraph has adhered absolutely to the work as written, In subject matter, period and all else. The costumes worn by the human characters are those of the early sev enties. There are no automobiles, no telephones. That is why John had to ride Black Beauty nt killing speed for the doctor when Mrs. Gordon fell dan gerously ill. "Black Beauty," a Vitagraph all star special production with Jean Paige in the leading human role, will be shown at the Page theatre tomorrow, playing for the balance of the week. Fatty Arbuckle, at Rialto You've laughed at "Fatty" Arbuckle in two-reel slapstick comedies. Now he's a regulav feature star and many times funnier than ever. The Life of the Party," from Irvin Cobb's Saturday -.veiling Post story, is his first five reel production and will he shown four days beginning tomorrow ut the Rialto theatre. IN GERMAN E. AFRICA OAR ES SALAAM, April 12 British administration of the German district of I'jijl and those portions of Tabora and Bukoba, German East Africa, and Disniarckburg. Togoland, hitherto un der Belgian administration, began March 20. The final boundaries have not been defined. INDEPENDENT Auto Electric Shop All kinds garage and auto electric work sriuiriintci'd. A. V. DCHHAM & N. O. CATXAITAN Great Showing of Bargains- Every Department is Full of the Newest Voguish, New Cotton Fabrics ORGANDIES continue to lend in Fashion circles for Summer frocks. Here are till ih'e ucw high shades so much in demand and the organides are of fine qualities': Priced at, yard 9S and $1.25 FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERED VOILES Dainty im ported fabrics of unusual beaut v and sheer, fine texture. Yard, $2.50. SILK MIXED SHIRTINGS llmitfsoine fabrics in beautiful colorings that will make beautiful and durable shirts. Yard $6.50 to $15.00 PL ATN" VOILES All the delightful new colorings are here for Summer and vacation apparel. In various qualities. Yard 75. FANCY FLAXONS Sheer, fancy Flaxons have arrived to lie fashioned info dresses for small folk. The' have small, dainty designs on tinted back grounds. Yard 49 Creations at the Lowest Market Price Tailored Blouses Always New Blouseis for sport simple, tailored modes with tucks and pleating, or perhaps' a. ;tiny'' touch jof lace foi' distinction some strictly "tailleur"; others sehii-fa'ilored and still others. in new overblouse reflections. Of Ilabitaii, Pussy Willow and Crepe.de Cheue in white and flesh. $6.50 TO $15.00 NEW GINGHAMS ' Sturdy Ciinghains of good quality; in a large assortment of plaids and checks. Width 27 inches. . Old time value at the old time price of .;. 25 EXQUISITE NEW VOILES More' printed voilcV of a finer quality suitable for Spring wear. Navy, .gray, brown and green backgrounds with the i'leW. Floray and Foulard patterns. Width 40 inches. Yard.........;..49 FINER PRINTED VOILES -;4 Every summer wardrobe should contain cool voile frocks and blouses for afternoon and sports Wear. llei'C are fah'cy voilel pi' a fine qualitv in lovely-new patterns on .dark, backgrounds. -'. 40 luetics wide. ard , ; McCALL PATTERNS If you want the latest in styles, then you must want McCall Patterns. MEN'S SHOES Drown English, regu lar $7.o0 shoe. On sale $5.00 Men's $7.50 and $8 Work Shoes ....$5.00 Men's Elk and Mule Skin Shoes for or chard wear $3.50 CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS Patent (iiinmctal and Kid, strap Slippers. $1.98, $2.25, $2.50 $2.75, $3.00. $3.25 Lowe.ST prices in four vears. White Shoes GREATER than ever will be the demand for White Shoes-r-White! The color craze for Spring footwear for smartly dressed women Our stocks of Whrte Shoes are tho greatest in our history All art! marked at our new LO level re placement values. WHITE NUBUCK OXFORDS AND PUMPS Another smart, white Oxford in Nubuck has perforated straight tipped toes, and Unban heels :.. $7.25 White, Nubuck Pumps with tipped toes, white ivorv soles and white enameled Military and Cuban heels... $7.25 White Newport cloth Oxfords, with white ivorv soles, Cuban and Military heels $6.50 and $6.75 ' SNOW WHITE KID SEAMLESS PUMPS : Extremely smart and very dressy, correct in every detail. .Modish toes, hand-turned soles. High French and Babv French heels ."....$9.75 , SNOW WHITI KID PUMPH' Decidedly smart and most Attractive for dress and street wear. Most exquisite productions rivalling in beauty the most expensive footwear creations, but not in price.' Dainty snow white kid instep strap pumps with the newest style toes hand turned soles, and choice of high French and baby French heels wonderfully at tractive, and wonderful value for $9.50 WHITE FABRIC LEATHER TRIM MED SPORT OXFORDS White fabric sport Oxfords, as pictured, with black leather fancy perforated wing tipped toes! .Black, leather trimmings on lace stavs, vamps and backs. All stvles. low heels. Price ....:...$7.50 Pay Less . . DEPENDON ; MUSLIN.;- ;.;; 36 inch heavy bleaM-. ed ....;rr,:...;:;.-..:i6 HUCK TOWELS, j Regular 35c I luck Towels,, . large ,' And. heavy weight .'...":.19 NEW' ' MILLINER Big sale of Hats this week, $4.49, $5.98, $7,50. Second floo DEPARTMENT SMWl Dress Better 1 1 001 X. Crane 1'lir-iHs .i-Y