Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 26, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTJD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, APRU, 2C, 1021 PJGE THREE HI r M A RHEUMATISM AND TEETH i il recent examination of some hundreds of rheumatic patients in hospitals' of Chicago it was shown be yoOd the shadow of a doubt that de fectlTe . teeth are detrimental to health. The constant association be tween bsceaed - teeth and chronic sHhrlilfl ceases to be a coincident, whe found In from 74 to 9S per cent of all cases examined; , It is piactl eilly a certainly that there is a di rect relationship between the two conditions; between Dad teeth and rheumatism. Can you afford to keep diseased, abscessed teeth which are s detrimental to your health, when ju can have them removed without pain by . ' ' ' on. HEIN'IIV D. PUIU, 3fl K Main St. . Phone 503-U (. WE INVITE j: COMPARISON ? Compar our bread witk any i other ad we are convinced i you Vfill ask your grocer for BUTTE E ROLL and i , PULLMAN BREAD i i Leaked in Medford by Med ford people in a modern and sanitary Medford bakery. PULLMAN BAKING CO. Hand Tailoring ttade to yoiu-own individual ..measure, assuring you the Satisfaction that comes from westing the finest of clothes liiacTJst for you.' Idsfit guaranteed. rices to suit. Don springer 'X f . 105 W. Main, j " licc'essor to Gus The Tailor, 'f Patronize., home ..industry, WE REPAIR I batteries, Generators, Starter, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto ' Systems All Work Guaranteed. Official Service American Bosch I Magmetd Co.. Perkins Auto Electric Co. 4t 27 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. Phone 237-R Night Call 985 j Medford I Fish Co. Sea Food . Fresh Fish Dressed Poultry That Appetizing Portland Bread We Are Prepared to Serve You REPRESENTATIVE OF BIG FRUIT CO. Cieorue M. Pope. Kcncral manajer of Dennis. Kimball & Pope, fruit dis tributors of New York, is in Med ford on Ills annual trip and says he finds the fruit crop hero in good condition Mr. Pope lias a letter just receiv ed from the New York office statins the cherry and pear crop of New York is considerably damaged, but the ap ples escaped, the big peach crop of Georgia is badly damaged and the fruit of Virginia and other states suf fered by the recent freezes. C. E. Barr, the new local repre sentative of this county, has been here about three months, and is lo cated over the First National ' bank building. 11. P. Kecble, a big grower and shipper of San Jose, California, was a guest of Mr. Pope and Mr. Barr today, and reports considerable dam ago to fruit in his Btate. Medrord has two mills that grind foed and poultry supplies only and there nre several other -mills In the county that grind home grown grainB that merit your patronage. If you smoke ask for Crater Lake or K. B. cigars. They are made In Medford by men who understand their business and are first, class. The factory is located on . North lirapc and the cigars are on sale by all deal era. w There are several first class tail oring establishments in Medford and the valley, making clothes for men and women. They have the best, goons, guarantee fit and satisfaction In every way, employ a number of people and deserve the patronage of the people. m The Mitchell rrult ladders arc made here by the J. W. Mitchell Lad der company of .Medford, and have been pronounced by the users of va rious ladders as the best and most piactical made. Another, chance to build up larger payrools by using this make. They also make other lad ders. m ' Don't ask for catsup. Ask for Knlght'B Rogue River Valley Catsup made from our own grown delicious tomatoes by the Knight Packing com pany, who have a plant in the whole sale and factory district in South Medford. The company hope to greatly increase their product this year with increased irrigation, which means more tomatoes. A. new article manufactured here by a new firm is the Perkins Lead Hammer, made by V. V. Perkins & Son, a very essential and useful tool for the mechanic. See It at the Chamber of Commerce. . - The Mosun Art company, a new In stitution In Medford, located on South Fir street, makers of fluff rugs, and are doing a big business. Their plant has up-to-date machinery, ex pert workmen and they guarantee their product. DAILY VALLEY PEOPLE Medford and Rogue river valley people are surely sweet or should be. as It Is estimated they consume more than a ton of candy every day, a very small amount of which is made in Medford and the Rogue river valley. If this was all made at home It would mean $20,000 or $25,000 mocr to the valley each month, which would eb another big revenuo. Get in the habit of buying the homo sweets, the yarei better and fresher and the firms here making candy are entitled to the support of the people. 5000 LOAVES BREAD ! The people of Medford and vicinity should bo loyal to the four bakeries in this city and especially when their bread and other products are first class. There are about 6000 loaves of bread baked by the Medford bakeries every day and it is estimated that 1500 or 2000 loaves are shipped in dally. If the home product was used exclusively this would add several men to the payroll of the bakeries and increase the amount of revenue spent at home many thousand dollars monthly. This business in Medford has many thousands of dollars invested, em ploys 25 or 30 people and Is deserving of the patronage of tho people. Albert S. Rand, chief clerk of the railway mail service In Oregon. Is here to give the clerks of the local post office their annual examination on the Oregon scheme In that service. T. FOR BIG MATCH G. HILL TONIGHT Everything Is cocked and pi lined for the Thye-Hand wrestling match at Gold Hill tonight, and fans from the creeks and the valleys as far north as Rpseburg. nnd Bomb, to Dunsiinilr, Cul. are headed for tho greatest athletic event In the history of southern Ore gon. Not since the' days when Hud Anderson was the "pride of Medford has there been so much honest inter est in a contest. Ted Thye arrived from Portland Monday, making tho trip down by auto. He is confident of winning, and reports himself in the best condition of his life. The fact that Hand stayed 15 minutes with Mike Yokel at Port land last week does not perturb him in the least. Thye is determined to win, as a loss would cut Into his reputntiou and hurt his drawing powers for oilier matches now pending. Hand who has been training bard for the bout Is also in excellent condi tion, aid Gold Hill and adjacent creeks make no bones about their be lief that be will win. Hand thinks the same way. Manager Bowers of Gold Hill report ed this morning thut the seat salo wbb heavy, and that there would be many women and children among the specta tors. Before the main event there will be a couple of fast preliminaries. . The main event will ho limited to two hours according to the Police Ga zette rules, and If tliero Is ho winner at the end of that time the referee will lender a decision. - '" NEW WHOLESALE FIRM One of the new factories In Medford that bids fair to have a splendid busi ness is the Medford Candy Co.. that does strictly a wholesale business. Tho new Institution, is located in the Nordwick building on South Front street, the proprietors aro experienced men in their line and aro entitled to the support of the dealers and the con sumers as well. - The proprietors are B. F. and Roy Mershon and Georgo Becney. They recently moved hero with their fam ilies and have purchased homes. VERY POPULAR A big consumer of homo grown grains and a manufacturer of some of the best products on the market is the Rogue Valley Milling company, E. N. Vilm, proprietor, whoso brands of Vilmo and Harmony flour are very popular over this section of the const country and have been Bhlpped as far east as New York city. The mill also makes corn meal, graham flour, feeds, poultry supplies, otc. The present proprietor came to Med ford about four years ago, Is a practi cal miller, a good business man and has had splendid success. . G. H. Hope of the widely known firm of Now York and London fruit brokers, Dennis, Kimball & Pope, ar rived here Monday via Now Orleans nnd California, to look Into tho local fruit situation and prospects. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS MAY BE OVERCOME If you have Catarrhal Deaf ness or are even Just a little hard of hearing or have bead noises, go to your druggist and get 1 ounce of Parmint (double Strength), and add to It 14 pint of hot water and a little granu lated sugar. Take 1 tablcspoon ful four times a day. This will often bring quick re lief from tho distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open, breathing become easy and tho mucus stop dropping into tho throat. It is easy to prepare, costs little and Is pleas ant to take. Anyone losing henling or who has Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should give this prescription a trial. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE About 75 rods of Amer- lean woven wire hog fence, 314 feet ' high. Also spool of barbed wire. Phone 67-J-3. Si WANTED Two setting hens. Tel. evenings 50?-W. 32 FOR SALE Modern bungalow, bath, toilet, all clear, just outside city llm. "Its nothing but county taxes, Just finished on inside. One acre, large chicken house, fruit trees, lawn. 1500 North Riverside. 32 FOR SALE Two fine residence lots each 50x126, east Bide, close in, rich deep soil. Cement walk, water and sewer in streets. Clear, Address Owner, Mall Tribune. 32 FOR SALE One tractor, $250. Call 690-M. 32 FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping npartnipnta for adults. .125 S. River side. Phone 701-J. 32 IRI-L GIVE OUT TO All cars must leave from the Y. V. C. A. If you conic In your own car please come and start at the Y. W. C. A. People will go in groups of twenty five or thirty-five, and no person will be admitted to the houses except in the groups. Wo will be glad to have people take, their own cars, and those who have no cars will find cars wait ing for them at the Y. W. C. A. People who have cars and would be willing to use them for transportation will please icport to Margaret Cromar. chairman of car committee, at the Medford Gro cery, phono 20. We are desirous also that all tickets be, bought by Wednesday noon. There will be no extra charge for the refreshments served In the various countries. Steamers will leave every 20 min- All 216 '. ... yj W. 622 1149 New New . New And in New York City 376 New Studebakers Sold and Delivered in New York City, March, 1921 168 New Studebakers Sold and Delivered in New York City, March, 1920 A Sales Increase of 123 Over March, 1920 More cars were sold at retail in Greater New York in the fist quarter of this year than were sold in the entire year of 1919 , .. ., , Sales First quarter 1921 ...643 Cars Sales Full Year, 1919 527 Cars There MUST Be a Reason HITTSON MOTORS S. Fir St., Medford 1921 IS ANOTHER STUDEBAKER YEAR utes. beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Enter tainment will be furnished at tho Y. W. C. A. for those who have to wait tbelr steamer. Every person is requested to carry his or her own ticket. W. O. liadloy left today fur The Dalles. He spent Monday at the Anient deiu and will make a reiHini niendution to the fish anil game com mission that a wuiuli'n fish ladder be put In Just south of tho break in the dam that will serve until the dam is rebuilt If It ever is. The commission will tako action at its meeting on .May 9. Royal Arch Masons Crater Lake Chapter No 32. Special Convocation Tuesday. April 2jth 8 p ill. Mark Master Degrees. Visitors welcomed. A. F. N'OTIl, Secy Sales SMAS Studebakers Sold and Delivered in San Francisco and Oakland in March, 1921. Studebakers Sold and Delivered in Northern California in" March, 1921. ... ' Studebakers Sold and Delivered in California in March, 1921. Here STUDEBAKER COMBINES THE GREATEST PERFORMANCE MOST ECONOMY HIGHEST GRADE MATERIALS Ask the Studebaker Owner He Knows L THE ENORMOUS DEMAND CAR IS CREATING A SHORTAGE ORDER YOUR CAR - NOW AND SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT IS !E The Portland Flouring Mills Co. have purchased the Rogue Valley Fruit-Growers Warehouse situated on West Main street In the heart of Medford. It has been newly pointed a rich yellow, and Olympic signs making a nice display, much differ ent than the old eyesore as before. The Portland Flouring Mills are manufacturers of the Olympic flou, feed and cereals, made iu Oregon and one of the largest millers and grain buyers west of .Minneapolis they are carrying a complete stock of these products in the new branch at Medford, and have a warehouse man there at all times for the convenience of all merchants in this section of Oiegou. Service and quality is their slogan and desire the support of all our lo cal merchants. They are represented In this territory by their sales agent, R. P. Lyman, who is an enthusiastic booster for tho Rogue River valley and home products exposition. HES Records It Is FOR THE NEW STUDEBAKER Prof. Relmer of the Southern Ore gon experiment station was a visitor iu the city today and called at the county ageiit's office this forenoon for a talk with Floyd Young over tho weather situation and frost outlook. He also consulted with Senator Von der Hellen at tho depot this morning before the latter left for Corvallls. , He Is Looking 'Em Over Again i "Kight yearn of Btoinach and liver trouble reduced in to a walking attri tion. My skin was dried up and as yellow ns a twenty-dollar cold piece. I wan filled with ea &nd nat sovcr pains In my rlflhl Hide. I could nut think and had lost all ambition to do anything. Doctors' medicine did not touch me. My cousin advised Mayr'a Wonderful Kemedy, which snatched me from the Brave. I have trained sixty pounds, eat like a hired man aifd am looking 'em over again." It ia'a .simple, harmlcsa preparation that re- ; moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflam mation which causes practically all tttomach, liver and intestinal ail ments. One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale by all Orucgi.sf s. Adv.