Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1921, Page 12, Image 12

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pruritic uo little excltBiuuiit in tills Ibat you were allowed to carry the I stature but not ill miutl. No mull Saturday Ulatiuee? V H, Joa tau
; photo play. i banner or lead one of the- ponies or has. Wouldn't yon honestly like to revive that thrill that came In our
I'nrle Tuiii'h CuUin dogs la an "I'ncle Tom's Cabin" par-;, carry the banner when the grand re-1 boyhood by seeins the big show '
There's a thrill that comes onte in 'ade when you were a boy back in the , vival of Stetson's "Uncle Tom's Cab-jail the siugers, dancers, plauia
Marjorie Rambeau and Harry Salter in
"The Sign on the Door" Page Tonight
DISPLAY ATTRACTS
a life time! You remember the time i old home town. You've frown up In I in" comes to the Page theatre next j scenes and characters.
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Visitors to the display of Jackson
county manufactured products in the
exhibit room of the Medford Chamber
pf Commerce have been exceedingly
impressed with the number and var
iety of products which are being man
ufactured here.
The displays are well arranged and
it would have been difficult to decldo
which one would have been given an
award bud there been one offered.
Among those exhibiting are Medford
tJheet Metal WorkB, Imgley Canning
Co., Rogue River Valley Milling Co.,
Ilogue Klver Broom Works, Klein the
Tailor, V. W. Dartlett Fur Co., Med
ford Ice & Storage Co., Mitchell Lad
der Co., P. J. Huber, Peerless Bakery,
Balder'8 ttairy, The L. M. Clausing Co.
Medford Candy Co., Medford Cement
Brick & Block Works, Jackson County
Creamery, Medford Plunlng Mill,
Bonny tt Maddox, Crowson's, Wur
Eagle Mining Co., W. Homer Calkins,
Isuott, Mosart Art Rug Co., Tho Klock
er Printery, Medford Exchange, The
Medford Printing Co., Art Stone Mar
ble & Granite Works, Medford Unking
Co., and The Rogue River Valley Cun
ning Co.
The display will bo open to tho gen
eral public during tho bahmco of the
week.
V
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UlLOTHES
made
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VlEDFORp
There "lioiild be niore than ordinary
inturet 111 the comlnK f Miirjorie
llamlioaii in "The SIkii on the Door" at
the Pago theatre tonight. Although
Miss Rainbenu Is recognized as the
most finished and Intellectual deline
ator of emotional roles on the Amer
ican Btago she mis the happy advan
tage In this engagement of appearing
In a piny Unit has been declared by
critics as the most forceful drama
since, "Within tho Law.'1' The com
bination guarantees an evening of!
sound entertainment.
Lee Watkins
&Co.
Sells all kinds of
Feeds
Hay
Poultry
Feeds
Does Custom Grinding
and Barley Rolling
Patronize Home
Industry
AUTO PAINT SHOP
If. 0. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Automobiles Painted and
Revarnished
Phnrti 777
Wl North Fir
"The Sign on the Door" is a strong
play, with situations that hold one in
suspense, and .Miss Itamlieau's inter
pretation of the role of Ann Iliiniwell
will go down In theatrical history as
one of tho most brilliant character de
lineations of tile present generation.
. ..is star has a supporting company of
notable players and has invosted the
pluy with n production of supreme de
tail. Among Miss Itamlieau's associ
ates are Lee linker, Harry Minturn,
Harold Salter, Hubert Vivian, Hugh
Dlllmau and Beatrice Allen.
LEAVE THE FINAL
PLANS OF FAIR
TO FA!
At a meeting of the board of direc
tors of the Jackson County l'air asso
ciation held last evening at the city
hall, the sale til' the li.: acres nf laud
to the east of the fair grounds vr.us
authorized at u minimum price of $100
por acre.
A report of tho building committee
as well aa n report of the linaiico com
mittee were received but neither
I hem were accepted, other than to
have tltein referred to tho Farm Bur
eau. In the opinion of the directors
tho members of tho Farm lliiroau are
tho ones most vitally Interested In
having modern facilities for tile suc
cessful conduct of an annual fair, and
therefore no, action should be taken by
tho fair association until any proposed
plan has the endorsement of the Kami
Bureau which is the only organization
In the county truly representative of
th farming population.
The directors of the fair association
are of an open mind. They have re
fused to take the stand that this or
tnat should be dune to build up a suc
cessful fair. Tlicy are unanimous In
their opinion that the fair is of great
est benefit to tho fanner and that his
desires and wishes must bo respected
as to what he wants done.
woman and child. Winsome Jackie
.Saunders, one of the most charming
of leading women, supports the star.
"Drug Harlan" will open at the
Rlallo theatre tomorrow. It Is a pic
ture the entire family will enjoy.
At the Page
"The Revenge of Tarzan," which
conies to the Page theatre for two
days commencing tomorrow, is the
screen version of. tho famous story,
"The Return of Tarzan," This sec
ond screen story of Tarzan, the apt
man, depicts his thrilling experiences
among civilized peoples, and his even
tual return to his jungle home.
(tene Pollar, wiio plays Tarzan, Is
six feet three Inches tall and .shaped
like a modern version of u Greek
gotl.
Nine lions, five leopards, fifteen
apes, six tigers, two chlmpanzos, two
elephants, and twenty-four monkeys
pi
At tho Itinllo.
You ought to see "Drag Harlan."
a' wonderful phftoili ama of (lie west,
starring the beloved William 1'ar
nuin. I'arnuni appears In the title
role, as a mysterious, romantic fig
ure of the west, wlio.se quick gnu
hand caused his name to he uttered
with trembling lips by every man.
BABY LEFT IN CAR
AT PAGE THEATER
Unknown Party Left Child in
Car Near Page Theater
Discovered by Bill Spiveni.
CrHt yvAn I). juirprift of Pill
Spiv.! and hm wife lst nifiht when
l hoy r-rtnio nut frnm the show at the
Patfo Theater and found that some
oiu had left a Imhy boy in (ho hack
seat if their I'lu-vrolet tar. It Is
tlmupht that the hoy in about one
year old. but the local ituthoiitleH are
at a complete Jons to know who tho
party or purlieu uro that left the hoy
there.
Jiill Spivens and his wifo ar try
ing every way to Bain sonic tnforina
llon as to who the boy should be re
turned to. but Mr. Spivens slates that
if no lino claims the child, he will
Madly, adopt the boy as his son. Kvi
dently tliu parties leaving tho child
knew that Mr. Hplvens was n very
Kood provider, and would more than
likely inlnpt the boy. Mr. Spivens
states that he will have a picture of
the child published in this paper in
the next few days, which should help
to Identity tho parents of the child.
The chili! made up very quickly with
Mr. and Mrs. Spivens, and seems to
feel vicht at homo.
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I: Medford Concrete Construction Co
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General Contracting. And Manufacturers of
SEWER PIPE, ROAD CULVERTS, DRAIN TILE, HOLLOW
BUILDING BLOCKS, IRRIGATION PIPE AND BRICK
& Dealers in Cement, Sand, Gravel and Crushed Rock.
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It s the place to buy your concrete products.
5 Office: Jackson County Bank Bldg.
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You niiiy Ik; very sure that you will fjet good quality and value in clothes here; we're sure of it
before we buy them. If we make a mistake we make it right.
iValues You'll Be Glad to Get
HART SCHAFFNER k MARX SPRING SUITS SPECIALLY PRICED
$45.00 to $60.00
OTHER MAKES $22.50 AND UP.
The prices sound mighty low when you recall the feature prices of a year ago.
Hart Sehaffner & Marx have helped us to bring it down by reducing wholesale prices. We are. put
ting it down still farther by wiling on a very small margin of profit.
You take a step toward boosting your community when you trade with local merchants. In return
we promise "our usual courteous and fair treatments with a guarantee of satisfaction with every arti
cle from this store.
, Always in Earnest
Home of
Hart Schaffner
&
Marx Clothes.
Everything for the Working Man.
Medford's Style
Headquarters
for Young
Men.
reflection
"Perfect Quality"
Bread
BAKED IN ELECTRIC AND GAS REVOLVING OVENS GIVES IT UNEQUALED
FLAVOR AND PERFECT SANITATION. OUR PRODUCTS CONTAINS NO SUB-
STITUTES. WE USE THE BEST INGREDIENTS MONEY CAN BUY.
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WHY NOT patronize home industry when
products of the best quality can
be obtained at home?
Our pastries are unexcelled. Baked fresh daily. See and compare our products on dis
play at Chamber of Commerce. We ask a trial to convince you.
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"YOURS FOR QUALITY"
MEDFORD BAKERY
Phone 37
Main and Grape
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THE MITCHELL LADDER CO.
Manufacturers of the
MITCHELL ORCHARD
LADDER
"The Ladder of Success"
IT'S MADE IN MEDFORD, OREGON
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