Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 06, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr s PAC.E TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OKMiON'. FRIDAY. MAY fi. 1921 Children's, m. Ailments 'jmSk TMSORDERS of the stomach end constipntion are lUr the mout Icommon diseases of children. To , , correct them you will find nothing better than .Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following' morning." Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. J, 1 CRANKCASE RsiSSr I CLEANING : ' ii;!-' g SERVICE 1 j! ! fH CAIOL FLUSHING OIL .J ZEROLENE The Sign oaService At First-class Garage and other Dealers STAR MEAT MARKET Meat Fish Oysters CHOICE LOT OF CHICKENS AND RABBITS SPECIALS Choice Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound 20c Choice Beef Pot Roast, per pound .... 17jc Stew Beef, per pound . . 15c Hamburger Steak, per pound ....... .20c Pork Sausage,' per pound 20c Pure Home Rendered Lard, per pound . 25c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 Solon Palmer- Perfumer New York maker of the highest grade of Toilet Preparations, has just shipped lis a complete line of "GARDEN GLO" Face Powder, Rouge, Compacts, Lip Sticks, Eye -Brow Pencils, (Talcum Powder 35c), Soap and Toilet Wajter. We also carry a large stock of French goods. - (Azurea Face Powder All Tints) HEATH'S DRUG STORE The San Tox Store 109 East Main Street. It Pays to Use Orchard Brand Arsenate of Lead Either Paste or Dry Farm Bureau Co-Op Exchange Yocal and -bLJ Personal Howe's Creator London Shows and animal circus which had been booked lo appear in Med ford tomorrow, will not hIiow hero or anywhere else in Oreson this spring at least, bavins cancelled all Its booklnKS in tills state Home time ago, and changed its route to Nevada territory. j '. illK dunce, nt the N'atatorlum tomor row nlKbt after llm ruiiiiiiiiKo sale. 39 Another popular danco, Orth hall, Jacksonville, Friday. May Gill. Majes tic "4" orchestra. 39 Everything electrical. Medford Elec tric Co. Phone 661. There will be a Kreat movement of livestock from .Medford on May 10th, when Floyd yojinK, the frost expert leaves for his homo at DaveiiHi't, la., and tho farm bureau Bhlps out two car loads of cattlp and boss to the Portland market. Head Jones' ad and save money. 39 Will trade land for sheep. Guy W. ('(inner. 09 (Jood flour $1.85 a sack nt Unas Mill. Phono 529. . , D. 11. Fleischer of Denver anil Low Sherman of San Francisco nro two business visitors In the city who are Ktiests at the Holland. New five-piece orchestra for opening danco at Gold Hill Pavilion Saturday evening, May 7th. 40 "Some day you'll own a Chevrolet". -43 lllocks and dry slabs for sale. Call 859. tf Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Koherta nnd Mrs. John F. Lawrence left by auto mobile this moroiiiK for KiiRene'to spend Mother's day with Miss Phyllis Roberts and Miss F.lsle Lawrence, wbo are students at tho O. A. C. ' '' (ienulne Swiss embroidered robes, copyrighted, 40 samples. Special sale this week. Mrs. C. G. May, resident representative. Phono 4G7-J. 39 Furniture finished and repaired. City Auto I'alnt Works. Phono 7G4J. . . tf Community dancing at N'atatorlum Saturday night. Imperial orchestra, with nil the latest dance music. 811 Several cars have been signed tip for tho trip to Mcdford to Attend the llulgln revival services. Tho commit tee Is anxious to secure more names and the number of scat vacancies that exist,, as quite a number of the people who desire to go, do not hare cats. All of the pastors of tills city nro working on this project. Roso burg News Review. Ono large package rolled oats given away free with every 49 pound sack of Olympic flour purchased from Palace Urocory Saturday.. 39 Another popular dance, Orth- hall, Jacksonville, Friday, May 6th. Majes tic "4" orchestra. ... 39 Try our merchants luaoh. Tho Shasta. . Portland residents registered at the Medrord nro Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mil ler, Mr. nnd Mi's. K T. Allen and children, V. Williams. It. E. Tlnney. K. O. Peterson, Claude Uartrum, J. J. Mcintosh, F. S. Smith. Clydo Richard son. Win. Callff, Truman Northrup, F. W. Ash, Chns. G. Mills, R. P. Lyman. Omer Lilly ami Hurt Holcomb. Head Jones' ad and save money. 39 Will trade land tor sheep. Guy W. Connor. 69 Phone 100 for City Taxi. Taken over by G. W. Purkey. Stand at Mcd ford Shoo Hospital. 119 K. Sixth St. whore you get better shoo repairing and better new shoes nt reduced prices. Tho Ashland team won two out of three games in tho series played by the business men's teams of the coun ty Y. M. C. A. Thoso playing on the Mcdford team were K. JI. Junney, J. M. .laiiney, O. C. Hoggs, and l)r. H. It. KUIott. Now live -piece orchestra for opening danco lit Gold Ulll I'nvUloa Saturday evening May "til. 40 Another popular dance, Orth hall. Jacksonville, Friday, May 6th. Majes tic "4" orchestra.' 39 Attend the x.uminaga sale, llien the big dance after at the Natatbrlum to morrow night. 39 ; The date of the annual Rose festi val at Portland has been set for June sth to 10th. For lo years the rose festival has ben the most Important celebration In the Pacing northwest, and ranks in beauty and entertain ment features with the famous Mardl Urns of New Orleans, nnd the New Year's Day floral parade nt Pasadena J. It. Holmes, the night baggageman of the Southern Pacific depot, has re turned home from his sojourn in the oast since April 2nd. r One large package rolled oats giveji away free with every 49 pound sack of Olympic flour purchased from Palace WITH MXDFCSP TRADE 13 MEDFORD MADI i.rooei-y Suturdav. 30 Pico; Ing t Hemstitching Buttons coered itandicraft Shop. tf" Mc. and Mrs. Fred Sturgis. C. A. Hrowiiing and family and Mr. and Mrs. Sturgls are residents from the Trail district whi arrived In the city Thursday and arc guests at the Nash. Read Jones' ad and save money. 39 nesnimns Miuiruay, .May 7th, we will close at noon the same as we did last summer. Killin.es Carriage & Auto Works. 39 Dance at Eacle Point. Saturday night. May 7th. Majestic "4". 40 J. O. Conor of the Mosan Art Rug Co.. has returned from a business trip tnrougn southern California whore he has established resident salesmen. opening dance Gold Hill Pavilion Saturday. May 7th. o " i-.iuiruav, .m;v ,tn. we win run a special sale on whipping cream at -;c cr pint. Medfoid Fish Market. 39 Mmnnota 13 seed corn, recommend ed best for this territory. Farm Vltir can (0vr. Kxrhange. 4V The , next monthly meeting of the Scenic Preservation association of Jucksou county will bo held in Jack sonville 'iin May 2l)th, and Lewis L'l rich, who is one of the directors of the association is making every effort rb insure ,n successful meeting. The association is receiving hearty supiiort iu all sections of tho county and Jack sonville iieople now have an oppor tunity to show their appreciation of tho association's work and will give our visitors a royal reception on the 20th. Jacksonville Post. ' Davids Ink Co. are the oldest manu facturers of Inks in the U. S. 39 Dr. Ilray, Chiropractor, is In his of fices In the M. F.' & H. IildR., week days except Thursdays. Lady assis tant. "Keep Smiling." tf Guests from Oregon at tho Nash are Roy F. Sehrocdor of Sherwood, Thos. Parker of St. Helens, J. C.-Cnrponter of Grants Pass and C. A. Stanton and A. C. Avery of Portland. Seo tho price list of the Oakdale Grocery today. p9 N. II. Newconib will deliver green 16-lncli slab wood very choaj). Lot's book your order now for early deliv ery. Also' dry planing blocks, kind ling and shavings. Phono 631. 51 F. W. Horrln Is among the visitors in Medford from Ashlnud today. Read Jones' ad and save money. 39 F.llu M. Cross, public stenographor, No. 9, Jackson County Hank Hldg. Phone 326-R. .41 'C. W. Rowey, government guide at the Josephine Caves, will open the caves formally today, and will make tho flint trip of tho season," says the Grants Pass Courier of Thursday. Mr. Rowley reportB that while some snow is still on the trail over from Holland, the trip is not difficult, nnd tourists will find it possible to go in at any time. Parties will be conduct ed through the passages of the caves once daily nt 1 o'clock In the after noon, with other trips permlssnble when necessary. A government sur veying party has been nt the caves over a week, making the preliminary survey of the ground for the proposed road from the Hollund side." Tvew five-piece' orchestra for open-' ing dunce at Gold Hjll Puvlllon Satur day evening, May 7th. 40 &hn. E. J. Pierson of Oakland, Calif. who luia been visiting in Medford for a few days left Thursday for n visit with relatives at Prospect. Another popular dance, Orth hall. Jacksonville, Friday, May 6th. Majes tic "4" orchestra. 39 Tho Knights of Columbus have pur chased a Corona typewriter for the use of the secretary. Medford Hook Store. . 39 The annual Elks Flag day will be observed by the local lodge of Elks with a night program at the Elks temple to which the public will be invited. See the price list of the Oakdale Grocery today. !!.: 39 Dance at Eagle Point. Saturday night, May 7th. Mnjesttc "4". 40 Tho last car on passenger train No. 13 this morning was a private, car from the Missouri, Kansas and Texns railroad, nnd the sight of it made A. W. Walker, who was coming down Central avenue in his auto, so home sick, he hurried over to the deisit for a closer view. As the train pulled out he sat In his auto and threw kisses at the coach from his old homo section until ho suddenly discerned three amused women lookinR at him from out of one of tho car windows. Read Jones' ad and save money. 39 . Knights, don't forget the D. O. K. K. ceremonial nt Etna Mills, Saturday, May 7th. Among guests from Portland at the Holland are Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hi-own Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Schoening, Mrs. A M. Odoll, C. E. Swanson and II. W. Ireland. Other Oregonlnns registered at this hotel are W. M. Wagner and W. H. Trurick of Roseburg. M. W. Haniaker of Klamath Falls and George A. Hohnert of Glendale. Opening danco Gold Hill Pavilion Saturday. May 7th. 40' Hemstitching and plcoting 10 cents per yard. Tho Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. E Main and Bartlott. tf The monthly "liaby Welfare" meet ing will be held at the public health center in tho basement of the library building. May 1 1, It has been announc ed by Miss Marie Fnlldine, county nurse. Miss Fnlldine will be assisted by Miss Florence Pool. Miss Fnlldine states that Ashland has the best equip ped public health center in the county. Ashland Tidings. Any box of stationery in the store one-third off. Medford Book Stoie.3U Knights going to tho D. O. K. K. ccremouiul at Etna mills who have cars report to the committee at the K. of P. hall Saturday morning at 5 ,n. : : , llring all discarded furniture, cloth ing, shoes or anything else salable to X-Ray Ilenefit Rummngo sale at the Natatorium. Goods received every day beginning Tuesday, May 3. Sale Saturday, May 7. Anyone unable to deliver goods call Tel. 380. 39 The Hoy Scouts will meet this even ing at the Washington school grounds at 6:30 for a special business meeting by ordor of D. E. Millard, scoutmaster. Have Just installed some of the most modern machinery, and am better equipped tliun any shop In Medford to give the public quick service and qual ity . work in shoe repairing. The "Model Root Shop," 21 S. Central, E. N. Hiden, Prop 64 Danco at Eagle Point. Saturday night, May 7th. Majestic "4". 40s Knights going to the D. O. K. K. ceremonial at Etna Mills who have not been asslcoed to cars be at the K. of P. hall Saturday morning at 5 a. m. G. L. Hall, of Portland, state mis sionary, nnd former pastor of tho Baptist church in Medford. is here attending the Baptist church conven tion and looking after the interests of the Oregon Baptist state convention. Opening danco Gold Hill Pavilion Saturday, May 7th. . 40 Feed wheat $2.20 per cwt. at tho Farm Bureau, Co-operative Exchange. tf Dance at Eagle Point. Saturday night, May 7th. Majestic "4". 40 A party of Klamath Falls people who arrived rh.tho city Thursday and are registered at tho Medrord con sists of Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. R. Flnley. Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur L. llice and C. W. Loosely. May festival rain or shine tonight nt the Lincoln school. Program at 7:30. ' 39 Buy 40 acres timber land near Jdcd ford,, $500. terms $50 cash and $5 per month. .Quadruple your money with the wood, and plant, to fruit and ber ries, for steady income. . Gold Ray Realty Co., owners. ".' ; tf If your merchant does not handle Rogne River made brooms you can get them at the public market. 41 Time to Face the Facts "So much has been said against th use of patent medicines that 1 have bud a stronc prejudice asainst them. Hut after four years doctoring with six different doctors, without results, for acute indigestion, gastritis. constipation, appendicitis and other ailments, 1 was said to possess, 1 was encouraged to try Mayr's Wonderful Uemedy, seeing what it had done for a friend similarly afflicted. I also was entirely relieved of my trouble. and am sure this medicine will do all and more than is claimed for it." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allavs the inflani matioa which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Adv H Did You Read ' the article on FIRE PREVENTION hi the . . May American Magazine? R. A. HOLMES THE INSURANCE MAN All Forms Insurance and Ponds Jackson County Bank Bldg. To consider resolutions adopted by I the I'nlted States Grain Growers, Inc.. setting forth conditions undr which northwestern wheat growers' associa tions piay become affiliated with the national organization, a meeting of executives of the Oregon Grain Grow ers' association will be held in The Dalles tomorrow. Among those who will attend are George C. Jewcit, gen eral manager of tho Northwest Grain Glowers' association; George A. Mans field, president of tho Oregon state farm bureau; C. A. Sponce, grand master of the state grange; A. R. Bhiimway, president of the state far mers' union, and Hector Macpherson. head of tne bureau of marketing of Oregon Agricultural college. Henry Wolf will sell you 16-inch mnnzanlta, oak or laurel wood tor $5.00 a tier cash anywhere. One Briggs auto wood saw attachment cheap Phone 6S6-Y. 44 Delco-Light farm light and powor plants. Medford Electric Co. ' Flour $1.85 a sack at Russ Mill Phone 529. ' Mrs. M. Cross nnd daughter who had been visiting Mrs. A. L. Hill, have gone to Palo Alto, Calif., where they will make their home. Splendid music, good eats, and at tractions to suit every taste. Lincoln school tonight. 39 For Sale Good garden and lawn sediment. Phone 912-J. tf Lawn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shoe 261-J. S ? ' ' ' i tf Th niiniinl Memorial day proclama tion setting aside -May 30th. as a na lional holiday was issued by President Harding last Tuesday. tnvost vnur savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. 0&iW ' For Your - Floors ! fl 6 A ' ' For Your , Furniture 0-?dar ..Polish TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY STOLEN From Public library Thurs day evening, between 7 and 9, Sncll ; bicycle. Return to Mrs. Purdln nt ; Jackson County Abstract office and receive reward. - ' " 40 Meat Price Reduction Rib Steaks and Chucks, per pound .... 18c Choice Stew Beef, per pound I -; . 14c Fresh Side Pork, per pound - .20c Hamburger Steak, per pound 20c Home Cured Bacon, per pound 29c Lard, Home Rendered, per pound . . .. .25c k All Front Quarter Roasts, per pound . .16c All meats from home-fed steers, No old Dairy Cows on our blocks i West Side and Economy Markets Phones 46 and 649 ECONOMY GROC ETERIA The Home of Bread Like Mother Made Special for vSaburday and while present stock lasts Govt. Bacon, 12 lbs. - - $2.10 Per case 6 cans, 72 lbs. $12.00 Every can guaranteed .--' i Buy at once and buy for a year. Will keep indefinitely, and you may never get another chance like this. Don't wait and later re gret it, but buy at once and buy by the case. 3721 Loaves of Bread Like Mother Made Baked and Sold This Week Gates & Lydiard, Props.