Medford mail tribune., April 23, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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Do you eat
HORNBY'S
Oats
LOCAL PRODUCTS
-or just oats ?
The difference :
1. We steam-cook H-O, so you only have
to cook it a few minutes.
2. Pan-toasting b.ings out an entirely differ
ent and delicious flavor, and gives it that
rich, golden color.
3. It cooks up flaky not sticky and pasty.
4. It comes to you clean and fresh, in an
airtight Waxseal wrapper.
THE H-0 CEREAL COMPANY, Inc.
Thrt will 10 an t-xcclient exhibit ff
jnfuIuctK of .lai ksun county at ihe -x-
libit room of the Med ford Chamber
.f Commerce next week aw already a
puf fh ient nun) Iter of man ufsirtu rent
have KiKiiifit'd thefr tmention to mako
dih!ayH.
There is no chars being made fur
soai e, nor is it required that maiiu
I'aet tiitiH f.f products be members of
ihe t'liamber of i'ommeree. This or
ganization is for tlio benefit and ml-
! v:i M.-iIMflit of fill f.f tllti tf-ilivHIlK nf
the routity nn -A no lines are drawn,
only mieh products as are manufac
tured in Jackson county will be dis
played in the exhibit room. The pro
ducts of manufacturers of Oregon,
but outside of our county wilt be dis
played in the show window of the
local merchants.
Residents should know what is
being made in Oregon and particu
larly should they know what is made
iti i heir own county, therefore, they
are urged to come to the exhibit room
next week and inspect county manu
factured products. Admission is free
to the general public and no goods
m i' being offered for sale.
Soda
, iw
DIGGER SQUiRRE!
Begin to tonkyror money
wMeyouare young.
When you aro young, the whole world is before you and
just how much of it you conquer, rests with you. '
The best start a young man can make is to work hard and
REGULARLY bunk a part of his earnings. It won't be long
before he is "jiol:ced" and soon the older men are relying upon
him and he rapidly comes to the front.
Young Man, come in, start that bank account today $1.00
will do it and it is up to you to keep up your deposits regu
larly and succeed.
We will welcome you
Jackson County Bank
Established 1888
Monibcr Federal Reserve
I'ainiPr.i generally are Bliowin
splendid cooperation in the squirrel
liolsimliiK work. The biological survey
will put a crew to work in a few days
j cleiiiiiiiK up on nnveiniiieiit lanil in the
1 county. Occasionally tliero arc- far
mers who nre not imiklni; any attempt
to clean up the infested parts of their
land and in these cases a forced clean
up will he made under the provisions
of law. It has been necessary to do
tills on four different tracts of land in
the (iril'l'in creek district and forced
clean ups will lie made In other tils
tricts where the farmers demand it
and where they are doing all possible
to clean upon their own holdings. The
results of this year's work will be very
far reaching and where it is kept up
over a period of a few years we will be
almost free from this ravaging pest
Latimer's Powdered
Arsenate of Lead
Packed in 4 and 5-pound bags
For sale by
DENNY & CO.
Phone 294 Warehouse S. P. Tracks
NEW YORK, JULY 6-11
l ho next International convention
of Christian Kndea vorers will he held
in New Voile City July fi-11. lltai.
The attendance at this- ennventinn will
ropiv.seiu practically every civilized
country in the world, and Is expected
to pass the l.'i.OOO mark.
Hume of tho world's urea test orators
will he there including President
I larding, lloyd (Jeorge, Dr. .lowett.
and other religious leaders. The inn
tie will he in the hands of Homer A
Kodeheaver and Percy Knster. Creat
treats are also promised hy other re
nowned musicians.
New York offers :i myriad of at
tractions hi the way of buildings and
objects of historic interest. The con
vent Ion will be held in .Madison
Stpiare (harden, where many events of
historical importance occurred.
Oregon is especially interested in
1 his event, because v e aro going to
Invite the next one to come to 1'oit-
; laud in I !-:!. For this reason a large
I de1-K;ition will he sent to the con
vention and many county unions will
send delegates If possible.
' olorado" nt the Page
On the dramatic stage a play from
the pen of August us Thomas always
merits instant attention, for this noted
plnywrisht has written such dramatic
successes its "Ari 7.1 uia." "Alabama."
"In .M issouri." " 'nlorado' and ninny
others. It is this latest play. "Colo
rado." which h:is been adapted to the
screen with I'rank .Mayo in'the lead
ing role. It will be seen at the Paj-e
theater tomorrow.
MEDFORD-RQSEBURG AUTO STAGES
l.enve. Meilfnril II ii. m. Daily. l.ciiw Itusvluirg 1 . m. Iluilr
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
i, km i: Mi:m iikii.
3 u : 0 a. m.
1 : on p. in.
. -I : "0 p. in.
Cars atop at all Intermediate points.
WiiltlliK i-iioin Miflfoi-cl, ,- South l-'i-oiit.
i.i'.wi: ;i:nts pass.
10 a .in.
1 : tin fl. in.
4 :::it p. in.
Phono .1(11)
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Douglas .Mad.eati Coming.
"The Kooktc's I I-t urn," I toimlas
.Mac Lean's new comedy will head the
program at the Kialto Theatre tomor
row. The popular young star's new
vehicle is u companion picture, to
"Twenty-Three and a Half Hours'
Leave," his initial starring vehicle,
which was received with nation wide
aethiim. Tile r.upportlng cast in
cludes ,ris .May. Wallace M y.
Kiank Currier. Leo White. William
Couitiight. and other equally well
known players.
WITH MfcDFCXD TSADE IS MEDFORD MADE
Was in Bed Tnree Dayt
Mrs. Joi-ie Itee.t. 217 N. Kxter St..
' Tulsa. Okla.. wrlti'.: "I was In bed
! three days with my bark. 1 took Foley
Kidney Pills and in two days was at
i my woik asain. I rannot praise your
medicine too much." Foley Kidney
I'llls stop bladilrr irregularities and
I strengthen the kidneys. Tliey help
! eliminate from the system the poisons
j that cause backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff joints, soie muscles, swollen
. hands and feet, pufflness under the
ees. tjild eterlicre. Adv.
E. ROTHWELL
IS SOLOIST wim
Madame Elizabeth Hotliwell, inter
nationally known dramatic soprano, is
the soloist with the Philharmonic or
chestra of I.os Angeles, now on its
annual spring tour of five weeks. Ow
ing to the heavy bookings of this fa
mous organization only thirty-five of
the larger western cities caa he visit
ed this year. The local concert will
he given Friday night, April 29ili, at
tile Page theatre.
This is .Madame Itotliwell's first ap
pearance here. The compelling ixnver
of this great artist has won her un
qualified recognition in ICurope and
America. The operatic annals of Euro
pean music centers mention her name
prominently as an artist who combines
tare beauty of voice with eloquent in
terpretative taJenu Thanks to her
oiieratic experience Mine. Hothwell In
spires her concert appearance with a
dramatic element seldom found in the
concert hall. lsed to cope with the
great climaxes of large orchestras, her
voice has attained a range and a vol
ume which rises easily above the tonal
wealth produced by the seventy-five
artist players of this remarkable or
ganization. Incidentally, Conductor
Hothwell, the husband of the soloist,
is noted for the excellency of his ac
companiments which serve as a well
attuned harmonious background of the
solo. Rudolf (lanz, the famous pianist,
when playing with the orchestra, ex
claimed that he had never found hel
ler support either by a. conductor or
orchestra. a
1 00 TREATIES
i PRESENTED TO
CKXKVA. April 22. f'.reat JJritain
has fm v. m iied to Kir Erie l)i unimond
s.-.-relnry general of the League of
Nations four additional treaties for
rt-uistr:ituin with the sectt.-irial of
the league. Including the commercial
convention cunludcd with ihe Kus-t-i.iu
ivi. t government. Th.se bring
the number of treatti-u rcgiM-red I"
Uule to more than 100.
Twenty-two of the treaties are from
Cn-it Britain, thirteen from the am
bassadors council, uctins in the name
n the principal allied powers; twelve
l'l-mii Frame and twelve from Cei
many. Among the dncumf ms are the
notes relative to the Anglo-Japanese
..in.-.. ic- tlie note concerning the
Kranco-Uelgian military alliance, the
San l'.emo conveuuon ano ma w.-.v-tics
concluded by the different pow
ers with the soviet government.
Itralia's expenditure for lis repre.
jseulalioii ill the League of alhms
: from its inception to the end of tha
present fiscal year mil itrpraxim&tely
total JoOCOuO according to a state.
incut by the federal minister for th
' treasury.
Highest Quality Jewelry lirpaii-im;,
Diamond Setting, Watch lirpairini,-, !
Satisfaction Assured in
quality and price.
Mall us your wants.
MARTIN J. EEDDY
IL
The TriKonia well Is now nearln
the one thousand foot level, ns n
depth of 982 feet was. attained last
niRht. The drill is now in a very com
pact sandstone, rontalnins- much lime,
some oil shown, and a gradual in
crease of pas the last .15 feet.
There will not be any drilling nt
the well tomorrow, as the drillers de
sire a Sunday off, which is the first
day off since the work started. January-!.
WORLD, VISITS G!TY
A man of unique and interesting
personality, who has often been re
ferred to as the "World's Native, .by
name. He v. Harrabellio A. Muramro
opa. hy nativity a Malay and hy oc
cupation a missionary, spoke to a
crowd at the corner of Front ami
Main streets last nisht, and will speak
at the same location at :i p. m. and
7 p. nt. today, and in the Methodist
church nt Talent on Sunday niyht. He
is walking around the world, Haininn
converts to the Christian religion with
his wife ns companion, although site
travels hy train between the last point
visited to tlie next place they visit
with their niiKKUfie.
The story nt' the perils, persecutions
and HufferitiRs he bus endured in va
rious countries since his babyhood is
a ihrllllnp one.
Morn a savage, he was found by a
lUitish nobleman In n hut on the east
coast of Africa, the sole survivor of
a murdered family. He was taken to
KitRland as a curiosity, educated, con
verted and consecrated to the life of
an itinerant evangelist. A man of
quick, keen intellect, he has in his
travels about the Riobc acquired no
less thnn 29 different lanKunRes and
dialects, being able to preach the ros
pel in 10 of them.
Vers ago he was commissioned by
the I'nion Missionary Society of Lon
don to carry an evaiiKelistic message
around the world. He started on his
world tour in ISflT, and in the inter
vening years has traveled entirety on
foot a distance of HO.lii miles,
preaching in Africa, China, Japan. In
dia. Kuropo, Creat ttritain, tlie Tint
ed States and Canada. Since his ar
rival in America he has walked, up to
this date 1M , t L1 ti miles and preached
in -t.ti cities and 43 states.
He curries in his possession 25,000
itespuper clippings mid llut) letters
of recommend;) t ion front tlie royalty
of Kurope it ml officials of cities and
ministers of the gospel received
throiiKh his travels.
MISSOURI FLATS
A party was .jtiven at the home of
Mrs. V. A., Ilailry Saturday- evenins.
A few of her friends were there from
town.
Miss Kva Owens of Itosue River,
spent the week-end with Miss Anna
Steinmetz
Orun look spent Saturday nii;ht at
Homer York's.
The men are still busy working; on
the roads.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mailer. Miss
Anna Steinmetz, Miss Kva Owens and
Mr. Kiueue A. Caiis motored to Koi;ne
Hiver Sunday,
I'. C. Onvidson and C. 1.. Davidson
wont to (irants Pass Monday.
Mrs. llert York is visitltm
Hunter York.
Mr. Vincent and son luster
brunts Pass visitors Saturday.
Kvan and ance Kuldi and lluste;
Vincent took In the .-hou at (iiants
Pjss Sunday niwlit.
.Mrs.
were
MEMKiniXK. Aoril ii. Aus- I
f World's Wrestling
Championship
. ; :, for middleweight class at "
Gold Hill, Tuesday, April 26
At 8:30 p. m. sharp. Best two out of three falls, between
Ted Thye and R. W. Hand
i ' Also Snappy Preliminaries
1200 seats; 100 ringside, $5. Balance of seats' reserved for $3, $2.50 and ?1. Children 80c,
10 per cent war tax added. On sale at Brown and Brown, Medford; M. D. Bowers, Gold Hill,
Irwin Cigar Store, Ashland; Ross & Ross, Central Point-
WHAT IS OUR DUTY TO
CUSTOMERS
HERE IT IS AS WE SEE IT
To ma i tit a i it our store as n Conmntnily Service Institution that customers
enn use personally in fjottiny; tlie l'iolit; answers to 1'nnuius problems.
To handle only hijth graile, implements, enrefiilly selected to meet the re
quirement of this particular section.
To keep implements on display so that customers can sec before they buy.
To take the time and trouble to learn each implement thoroughly, so that,
we can fully acquaint the buyer with all opcratins features.
To set up carefully every implement sold.
To enable customers to "et repair parts promptly.
To. consider omul performance by oUf implements as a part of our obliga
tion. To sell our "roods at a fair price.
The practice of that policy pays us because it pays our customers first.
Don't 1'orjret to drop in and see ns the next time you arc in town.
HUBBARD BROS.
Corner Main and Riverside. Tel. 231
SUNSET TO MIDNIGHT
ELECTRIC SIGNS
!
it
You quit selling jeods at six o 'deck (or tkereabauti).
So do your clerks.
But the rent does not quit.
And your taxes do not quit.
Moreover the people do not go to bed at six.
Why not let an electric sign and brightly lighted windows, illuminated with'
electricity, go on selling goods for you after six?
All through the evening in fact.
Why not
Tlla ..Am. 1 t A- t .1. , .
Ytijr ycupie jruu wuiit io leacn mo purchasers have no time to be on
the street except evenings.
That is the time they roam about, looking, seeing, formulating and deciding
on their purchases.
People do not have to hunt up your electric sign.
It hunts them up like a search light
It is seen from afar.
It talks to folks all along the street.
They do not have to decipher it, either.
It burns its message into them quickly, pleasantly, dc-p'rj and surely.
And mark you, they will remember it, and you and your location, after they
have gone home.
Once more then, we ask, "How about Sunset to Midnight' '-May we send our
representative to help you decide?
The California-Oregon Power Company
Phone 168 Medford, Oregon 216 West Main Street