Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 29, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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    PORTLAND MAN IS
A FIRM BELIEVER
SINCE TAKING IT
"Tnnlac has muile a believer of me.
fur I have picked up tieventeen pounds
hy taking it. naid .!. p. Atitzer, t'l'i.
J lull street, Portlund.
"Atuut two years uko I wuh taken
down with erysipelas and was in Ltt-d
for over u month. It left me wiili n ,
appetite and my stomncli was all out
of order and I bean to fall oft in
welfiht. When I ati anything it would
four on my stomiuh and I world
bloat all up and gvt short of luva'h..
1 was troubled a lot with heart mini
and dizziness. My nerven finally
broke down and I became so restkss
thai I could hardly sleep. I was just
about all in and so weak that each
mnrntiiK l uinn't know whether l
could hold out through the day or
not. , -
' "Well, I hadn't been taking Tanlac
four days before I felt a sreat relief,
nnd now I don't believe I ever felt
better In my life. I eat like a lumber
jack, am not troubled with nervous
ness or dizziness and sleep like a
baby. 1 uni back to iny normal
welpht and, knowing what 1 do about
Tanlac, I am more than 'glad io :ell
ther about it." Adv.
.EDZ0T?T rAH, TRTBTTXE, MEDFOTCD, OttKOOX, FRTDAY, 'APRTL 20, 1021
PAGE FIVE
Mrs. Sam I'ullaril and J. W. and C.
I!. Weston are residents of llcagle who
are guests at the Holland, having
como in Thursday.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Play safe. Nash Taxi Service.
Plu.ne 9ti.
Notice .My wife having left me this
Clarvnoe ORourke, the "Human
Kly." save thrilling exhihitlons in
climbing the front of the Hotel Hol
land to the top of the building where
he performed a number of perilous
stunts, lale Thursday afternoon and
early last evening before large crowds.
A collection was taken before each ex
hibition. Patronize home and build up pay
rolls by insisting on having brooms
made by Kogue Uiver Uroom Works.
;;i '
Come to Jones' any day this week
is notice that 1 will not be responsible ! ,, se Olympic flour demonstrated.
for any bills Incurred by her. John
.Martin llallod. 33
Slogan: 'Medford. Kogue Hiver val
ley, Oregon I'oducts; know them!
I'se them! Boost them! 34
II. A. holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
Ask for Hogue River Valley made
products. 3t
Jerry Jerome, although still some
what shaky from his recent siege with
Special prices. Every sack guaranteed.
34
Dressmaking and remodeling. Loca
tion Flower Shop, phone SuC. 31
Frank A. Johnson, a well known
business man and retired contractor,
from SlHkane, is In the city visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Frank I'ipgras of
The Shasta. Mr. Johnson is a life
member of the Elks, and is a member
For Your Floors
CteMp
For Your Furniture
ri-edar
'Polish
At Your Dealers
the flu presided in his capacity ot' M l,"KS -u
exalted ruler at the Elks lodge session , l,rott.v l,lllcc 1U1I surrounding vul-
iH.st nil-lit. and was sunning himself i'J uouuiuui.
down town today. He 'will be able
to resume his regular business duties
next Monday.
Seven-piece Imperial orchestra at
the May Day dance, Nataloriuiu Sat.
night. 33
Ask for Oreeou made products. 34
Slogan: Medford, Rogue River val
ley, Oregon Products: know them!
Use them! Boost them! 31
Majestic "4" orchestra, tingle' Point
Saturday nitht, April 3Uth. Bit May
Day dance. 34
Dance at Jacksonville Friday ailht.
Included among the Oie'gon guests
at the Holland are Mr. and Mrs. Dan
C Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rout
ledge. A. 11. Clark, Arthur R. Allen,
F. O'Dell, II. M. Kelnh'art, K. C. Shaw.
J. A. Simpson, C. C. Shaw, W. K.
Alhery anil R. J. Wood of Portland,
and R. J. McMullen and F. S. Town
send of Kugene.
i l'.uy a sack of Olympic flour at
, 'ones' this week and get that special
price. 34
Furniture fin'sN'd and repaired.
City Auto Paint V;ks. Phoue 7"4 J.
If
Better buy a Chandler than wish
you had. tf
The season for the mauimolh egg
;has again arrived and Peter Oleson's
i Black Minorca pullet is responsible
I for the one brought to the Courier of
j.fice today. The egg measuied tiVj
: inches aixiuud and 8;v. inches In cir
I cunilei-ence the long way. Grants
Pass Courier.
I Save money on wrapping paper hy
I using white print paper in rolls. Ask
this office. tf
Ella M. Cross, public stenographer,
No. 9, Jackson County Bank HldR
Phone 32611 (mornings only). 41
Olympic flour guaranteed by Jones
buy a sack this week anil set that
special price. - ,'!4
tf
120 People Injured.
I I.OK AXCW.KS. April 2!'. -Twenty
'pcrsoitH wen1 iniured three Kfrlously.
'When a Pacific Electric railway ttircc
iVar train It-it the inu-k and nverturn
led today at III Moute, 14 utiles cast if
here.
1 leuy Frisco's Plea.
SACl'.AM KN'TO. Cal.. April L'!l.
The senate today rejected, 1 Ti ayes to
21 net's, the bill to transfer control uf
IKan Frani-iscu harbor from the stale
to thtf city.
Cash for appleR. Phone 671-R. 33 April 2in. Majestic "4 . M'
Everything electrical. Medford Elec-j Oregonians registered at the Med
trio Co. Phone (101. ,ford are J. L. Bebkley and Mrs. Cllf-
Merle John l.oosley, meniher of a , ford of Klamath Falls, Harry R.
well known Fort Klamath family, Midi Hague. 11. U Cireen and F. II. Johnson
Miss Marion Helen Zbinder, whose 'of Kugene. and the following from
homo has been at Morrill, were nuietly ! Portland: Edgar S. Dean, F. O. Teh-
married last Tuesday in Klamath
Falls by the Rev. F.. P. Lawrence.
They will make their home on the
buys a brand
new Coronn
Dortable type
writer. Other mokes
nt attractive prirea.
fieo ua before you buy
MKDI'OKI)
RDOK KTOitF
bridegroom's ranch in the Fort Klam
ath district.
Popular dance at Haglo Point Satur
day night. Everybody invited. Real
music. 34
Slogan: Medford. Rogue River val-i
ley, Oregon Promicis; Know mum:
Use them! Boost them! 34
Violin Instruction, Florence Howell,
spec'al attention to beginners. Sparta
building, phone 515-11. tf
The Mail Tribune has received a
message froni Howe's circus, that was
to show here Saturday, May 7, to can
cel their advertising.
Saturday, April 30, everybody will
join in the May Day festivities at the
Natatorium. Admission only I He. 33
Ask for Rogue River Valley made
products. 31
Dance at Jacksonville Friday night,
April 2'Jtli. Majestic "4". 33
A successful child welfare- meeting
was conducted Thursday afternoon at
Talent by Miss Florence Pool, the
home demonstration agent, nt which
17 children were weighed, measured
and examined by Dr. Mnltngren of
Phoenix, and Dr. Woods of Ashland.
Slogan: Medford, Rogue River val
ley, Oregon Products: know them!
Use them! Boost them! 34
Ask for Oregon made products. 34
betts, D. YV. Campbell, Lee McKnight,
Ij, 11. Freeman, Ira T. Walker, W. A.
Kinnery. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mox
mor, I j. R. Waters. W. J. Malthouse,
C. A. Rouse, J. J. Downs, R. E. Hodge,
J. AL Putnam, A, Breymaji, ,J;ik C
hteWand A. H. Ilu"dsSn:
Miss Alta Naylor, Goodwin corse-
Ueu.tlltl N.Grapc.street. Phone 648-.I.
o.-Ui .-. ti-f ; :i..-f."4i
fiFeed- whent(.-$2.'Jii per cwtS" at the
Farm Bureau Co-operative llxchange.
tf
Flour $1.85' a -s'ack at Russ Mill.
Phone 539. '
County Prosecutor Rawles Moore
has been out of town for several days
attending to some official business
and is expected home within a day or
two.
Expert shoe repairing at reduced
prices. Men's half soles $1.50 per pair.
Ladies' half soles $1.00. Ituhhor heels
50c. Better new shoes for less money.
.Medford Shoe Hospital. -119 E. Sixth
St.
Come to Jones' any day this week
and see Olympic flour demonstrated.
Special prices. Every sack guaranteed.
31'
Frank Bellinger Is now convalescing
from his recent pneumonln-flu illness
and was down town this forenoon for
a time enjoying his first day out.
Invest your savings In the Jackson
County Building and Loan association.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun ami Wind Hriu; Out I'jily Spots. '
How to Houiovr Kaslly. j
Here's a chance, M isn VYcklu-face, i
to try a remedy for freckles with the
KUarantee of a reliable concern that H j
j will not eost you a penny unless it j
removes the fret kles; while if it doea
' Hive you a clear complexion the ex
pense Is irifliiiK.
Simply K't an ounce nf CM him
double strength from any dentist
and a few applications slum Id show
j you how easy It is to rid yourself of
thy homely freckles and el a betu
( t i f nl complexion. Uarely is move
jthan one ounce nfdrd fur the nu-iyt
can.
Vie sure to ask the Urut.int for the
jdouble rttrensili Othine. us thiw
s(rnpt h Hold under gun rant or
money back if U fails to remove
freckles.
5
In order that all desirtni; to at
tend the ttuttiin meetiiiBS In Medford,
mnyMiavo every opportunity to do
so, the usual Sunday evening and
mid-week ehureh services at the
.Phoenix phureh will be omitted dur
ing the tabernacle meetings. yiu.
Christ inn lOudeavor society, however,
will hold a short meeting nt the
I'hoenix church each Sunday evening
promptly at 64a, which will close in
ample time to take t he inter urban
bus for Medford, which is duo at
Phoenix at 7:20 p. m.
The services of last Sunday and this
week have been with special refer
ence to the tabernacle im-tlngs. This
week cottage meetings will be held
at country homes both east and wet-i
of I'hoenix with pood interest.
State Superintendent V. J. Merwl
of Portland, will pive a special lec
ture at the Phoenix church Sunday
morning on "Americas Opport unit j
in World's Crisis," In connection with
the present status of the liquor prob
lem in America, and other countries.
Mr., Herwiff Is the new state superin
tendent of the Oregon Anti-Saloon
f league, and will speak also in Ash
land Sunday evening. No special col
lection at the' Phoenix meeting.- Mrs.
.1. M. Under will sing a contralto solo
at this service, ihotlnie. .of which Is
1 1 a. m.
mv. v .ar.
suu. .. -v-sj
some
In 1011 Consri'S1 , hot
apart tho seein:l Sunday
In .May as a time to
Pay our loving respects
to mother
with a floral nlTeitng.
Don't lot motlicc think
you have CoiitUm her.
Wear ii Dower onrvlf.
mid send her a basket or
n ho uq net.
vert uou find fhv 7JiHnr"
WING WEEK: SALE
THIS GREAT SEWING WEEK SALE CLOSES
SATURDAY NIGHT
Take Advantage of These Money
Saving Bargains Tomorrow
TABLE DAMASK
b4-inch Mercerized Darpd.sk 65c
64-inch Damask,' finest) quality,
$1.25
Big Assortment of All Linen
Damask
TOMAHAWK SHEETS
72x90 Sheets, fine quality $1.25
IHQNCLAD SHEETS
81x90 Slr6ncUd Sheets, extra
APRONS
Wonderful showing of fine Percale
Aprons i . . . . $1.25
SILKS
36-inch Silk Poplin: All colors . 98c
Country Club Sport Silks. All
colors $1.75
Heavy Pongee, full 33-inch . .$1.19
36-inch Tricolette, brown, navy and
Henna $2.19
DEVONSHIRE AND ROMPER
CLOTH
50 pieces of new patterns, light and
dark. Special . .29c
value J. . .V $1.75
GINQHAM SALE
Double fold, fine Ginghams in
checks, plaids and plain . . . . . . .18c
NOTIONS
R. M. C. Crochet Cotton 10c
Safety Pins 3c
Hooks and Eyes 3c
Snap Fastners .... .4c.
Basting Thread .v. . . .5c
Sewing thread ... .6c
Bias Tape, 1-2-3 . .10c
Lingerie Ribbon, 10 yards . . . . .25c
Pearl Buttons' card ........ .-.65c
Pins , . v 3c
PAY LESS
AND
DRESS BETTER
ML Mj Jit rM
DEPARTMENT SME
DEPENDON MUSLIN
36-inch bleached muslin, fine quality .
i 14c
TOWELS
Fine Huck Towels, full size Saturday
15c
PILLOW CASES
Rose Pillow Cases, 45x36. Special
35c
LACES ''f
Great assortment 5c
50-piece lot 10c
ZEPH YR GINGHAMS '
Double fold Zephyr Ginghams in the
latest colors, plaids and checks 29c
TRY McCALL
PRINTED
PATTERNS
The Colonial
Liberty Bldg.
Phone 298
Exclusive
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
New dresses in Organdie, Voile, French
Gingham and Dotted Swiss.
New Fiber drop-stitch Sweaters
New N eckwedr in Filet, Irish and
Organdie
Jersey Capes and Sport Blouses
A few Coats, Jersey Suits and Skirts
very specially priced.
Visit our Shop Before Buying
Advice Is Cheap, So It Is Given
Freely to Sick People
When a. watch a lifeless combination of wheels anl
screws olid aprliiRR nets out of onior. a person wouldn't
think of listening to advice from friends that a screw driver
or a mullet or monkey wrench would bo just the thing with
which to "fix" It. It would sound foolish. And the watch
mnked would be hunted up without question.
So It Is no wonder that men who know are constantly
amazed at the ease with which people will swallow fearful
and unknown compounds when they don't feel well all
upon the "advico" of friends.
And the human body is a thousand times more deli
cately adjusted than a watch. It takes years to learn the
delicate functions of nerves and muscles and secretions
just what Is wrong with them when they go wroug In sick
ness. It takes ycai-B to learn what is right in a given case.
It's tho doctor who puts In theso years of learning.
It Is tho doctor's learning which enables him to wrlto
tho proper prescription which tells him the way to help
nature, resume her. many delicate functions. .
211 10. Main Ht. I'hone 1(1.
.HASKINS.
FOR HEALTH
Olives and Pickles
in Bulk
JUST RECEIVED, FRESH SUPPLY
PICKLES AND OLIVES IN BULK
Plain Sweet Pickles Dill Pickles
Mixed Sweet Pickles ; Green Olives
' Sour Pickles Ripe Olives
1 Sweet Relish
NOW IS THE TIME FOR PUTTING OUT
PLANTS
Cabbage Plants Tomato Plants
Cauliflower Plants
FRESH BAKERY GOODS
We will have a complete line of bread, cakes
and cookies.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT,
INCLUDING STRAWBERRIES
Personal Attention
Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252 Grocer Phone 252
Ask for Oregon Made Products
23-12 DANCE 1
Old Fashioned Hard Times Party E
Natatorium
TONIGHT 1
High School Students and Alumni Invited
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