Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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MADE IN OREGON
OLYMPIC PRODUCTS
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' FLOUR
Olympic Flour, sack . $2.60
Olympic Rolled Oats, package . 35c
Olympic Rolled Oats, sack 55c
Olympic Pancake Flour, package 25c
Olympic Pancake Flour, sack . .70c
Olympic Wheathearts, package 25c
Olympic Wheathearts, sack . 70c
FOUTS GROCERY CO.
EAT MORE BREAD
! .; V Jts Your J Jest Food''
Perfection Bread
j "The Quality Loaf"
f ib, loaf 8t 11, lb. loaf 13c
Medford Bakery
Corner Main and Grape Phon 37
It Pays to Use ,
Orchard Brand
Arsenate of Lead
Either Paste or Dry
Farm Bureau
Co-Op Exchange
i Attention Growers!
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f Our prices on GRASSELLI and SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
. . . . BRANDS of
ARSENATE OF LEAD
are as follows:
200-lb. Drums 22c per pound
41b. Packages in 100-lb Drums 23c per pound
Prices have not been quoted previously, because we have felt
all the time that quotations were too high and because we were
making every effort to have thejn reduced. It, therefore gives
us a lot of satisfaction in being able to announce the above quo
tations. Oregon Growers Packing Corporation
Phones 205 and 128
CHINA RELIEF 10
ASHLAND, April 27. The Chinese
relief fund, iocally. will ro beyond
the thousuiul dollar murk. Kully $95,
if not muni, was either paid down or
pledged at the armory rally on Sunday
night. There was a big attendance,
and the "bidding," which started at
was kept up lively on the decrcas
ing basis of J20, 115, $10 and $5. For
the time being the old plea of a inulti
plicity of' drives, heavy quotas, high
taxes, etc., was thrown into the ilia
card, and In Its Btenil generous
amounts of coin or its equivalent
found its way either into contribution
boxes or onto subscription papers. A
committee headed by Mayor Latukln
will continue the canvass for a brief
I time longer, and In the meantime the
banks will also receive contributions
It Is also expected to realize upon the
net proceeds of the. Oregon Products
banquet, which will be diverted to
these relief channels. Eventually it Is
hoped to round up the s)xntaneous
charity gift in a sum approximating
1200.
What came near being n tragedy oc
curred Monduy morning, an auto, on
the, ;S)ciutliern Pacific right-of-way be
Ing; involved with southbound train
Tho car, driven by Theo. Hlliott, con
tained four nassengers. Tho sce.iK
va;jicar the n street-unil Mountain
avenue crossing, ine ncciiient result'
iniq ih the cnrt br-jng somewhat dam'
age.d.1 the occupants ' however fortu
nately escaping. Only the circum
stance of the auto just entering upon
the crossing, iiiBtend of being midway
between tracks, prevented a fearful
wrockago..
Cleveland, Ohio, to represent several
Southern Pacific divisions at a gather
ing of the llrotherhood of Locomotive
Kugineers. He will also go further
east ou a vacation tour, his daughter
accompanying liim.
The American Legion meeting,
scheduled for Tuesday evening of this
week, has been postpi ned until May 3.
II. C. Stock's promises in tho N'ol
Hill residence cenler, are. Inking on
Important improvements which hnve
been contemplated tor sometime past
Stock merely waiting for the League
of .Nations to bo scrapped before in
augurating the work. The scope of
reparations now being Dcstowed uiKin
tho old home will transform It Into a
model one, enhancing Its attractive
appearance and pecuniary value at tho
least by fifty percent. Chris. WclBon
burger is bossing the job, Slock him
self being merely a helper.
J. Syd McXair has returned from
Honolulu to southern California, and
is now temporarily located at Whit
tier, where, he formerly managed n
Kexall drug establishment.
WITH MSDFGXD TRADE 13 MEDFORD MADI
Miss Florence Marrett will poso as
May Queen Incldont to tho observance
of a spring-fete by the Junior high
school on Friday, April 29. This fete
will be an elaboralo one, over 200 stu
dents participating In the pageant. A
major portion of the BportH athletical
ly will take place in the parks.
Ashland lodge No. 23 will respond to
an Invitation from Medford lodge No,
103, and visit tho neighboring town on
Friday of this week, April 29, and
assist in the conferring of degrees In
cident to routine of the Masonic or
der. Work will begin in the late after
noon, and continue throughout the
evening, except during the hours when
the craftsmen are traditionally "called
from labor to refreshment," a social
period ever most generously observed
by the Medford fratera in extending
bospUal)tles. " '
;- , ..,:,-
(pigeon Products week Is being ush
piqij ; in by appropriate, displays, a pro
grafn of activities to beionserved in an
Inrin'mnl ,waA. The.. social event of the
pe(fod will lie a.batiquot it Elks Tem-
plo, Thursday evening, April 28, at
fi:30 o'clock' shffrp. The feast wilt he
provide , under (direction of- ladies pf
the Chamber gpf Commerce, and ele
ments enterlne into 'composition of
edibles will bo In keeping with the
slogan, "Buy Oregon Products Eat
Oregon Products," admonitions which
it is hoped the public will bear In
mind. An echo of these festivities
may reach far-away China In a mater
ial and substantial way, inasmuch as
net proceeds of the banquet will sup
plement the famine relief fund being
raised locally. Tickets are one dollar.
Secure one, then go'and enjoy a fine
repast,, with the assurance that the
price of your meal ticket will be the
means of feeding, some poor starving
mortal in the famine-swept regions of
distant Cathay.
The Standard Oil Improvements at
Its fine service station here will bp
notable, implying another building 81
feet frontage by 141 deep, of metal
construction. These additions Imply
that the local plant will be the largest
and best equipped In tho valley.
W. D. McNnlr. of Yakima, Wash.,
has been of late visiting relatives here,
including the trio of brothers, Hal.
Jftu and Sam. Together they consti
tute an effective men's quartet.
Ashland and Yreka participated In
an early baseball game of the season
last Saturday in that California town,
the score being 9 to S in favor of the
Oregonjans. . .
O. F. Riebel, of Roseburg, well
known Southern Pacific engineer on
the Portland division, was In town
Monday, securing "latest styles In the
way of decorations for a party which
Klim club of Shriners will hold on
Thursday evening this week In thnt
division town. In May he goes to
Coincident with the approach of
Oregon Products week, an Ashland
hen laid an egg of i.-iible propor
tions, measurements being seven
Inches in circumference the short way
around, the oblong equation stretch
lug the tapo line to nine inches. Kiddy
is a Rhode Island Red of ample pro
portions, is two years old. weighs over
fivo iMiunds, and is the projierty of
Mrs. L. E. Header, 71 (iresham street.
The Volunteer class of the Ilaptist
church Is fitting up a room for its own
specific use in the basement of the
Ilaptist church, and is raising funds
through social channels in order to
meet the expenses of the undertaking.
Along this line the. class will hold a
food sale at Holmes' grocery on Satur
day, April 30.
Dr. II. 11. Moore, chiropractor, has
tone to southern California to remain
awhile, and from there will make an
xtenslve tour thruout other sections.
beins absent from Ashland indefinite
ly.
"The Rogue," high school annual, is
being printed, and will be in circula
tion early this season. Edgar lliichau
an is editor-in-chief, and Mingus
Ailken business mnnagei'.
Tho Mntklo lot on California street
has been sold to W. ('. llaldwin, who
will improve it 111 duo season. The
Meiklo family still continue as res!
dents of Berkeley.
Pie prices arc being punctured at
restaurants In Roseburg, Salem and
Portland, current rates being quoted
at a nickel iter Ithot-nl iliviilnrt lutrlinn
and other standurd lunch supplies In
proportion. Hp till lately, tho tariff
here for a sandwich and coffee
ninlned at from 20c to 25c.
Malta commandery meets on Wed
nesday evening, April 27, lor work in
the Order of the Temple.
Tho Pool properly on (Iranltn street
has been bought by ,1. A. Kelt., for-
mcrly of Talent, who will have linnia
(Hate possession. " "
TEDDY' ROOSEVELT
It was reported that. Theodore
Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the
navy, would be in Tacomii May 9th
and a pressing invitation was sent him
to visit Medford and the, Rogue Ulvor
valley on the trip and make an ad
dress. The following'-telegram was
received Tuesday:
Washington, D. C, April 2ti, 1921.
Similiter S. Smith, Medford, Ore.
Many thanks for Invitation. Plans
hnve not yet been made for western
trip but hope to get out sometime in
the fall. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The American Legion also will be
asked to extend an Invitation to Sec
retary Roosevelt at its meeting next
Tuesday.
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Many doctors and nurses use Muster
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They will gladly tell you what relief
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