Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 08, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ: PAGE TWO MfiDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE. MTCDFORD, ORECiOX, WEDNESDAY, .TITXR 8. 1021 j Tocal and Personal The six teams on the work of the Y. W.-C. A. campaign had a splendid report Monday ovonlng and havo de veloped no little rivalry over the amounts brought In. The two teams of business girls so far are In the lead but do telling what the da will do to the reports of the other four captains who Intend to make tho girls work hard to hold thoh lead. Team I, Capt. Mrs. Llndley, $107.60; team II, Capt. Mrs. Jones, $152.50; team III, Capt. Mrs. Turaiv $i1.50; team IV, Capt Mrs; Heinle, $7; team V, Capt. MisB Roundtrce, $1X8.60; .. team VI, Capt Miss Slelner, $236.60, making a total of $852.50. , ' Hemstitching tc per yd. at the Etylecraft Shop. We also do dress-s- making, pleating, embroidery, buttons, braiding and mending. Phone 744-J. M. F. & H. Bldg. Mesdamcs Katon & Roberts, Prop. C9 Knight don't forget tho Pythian Sis ters shirt waist danco Friday evening. ... . . cs, ; ': i Elk creok at Trail is falling and good' fishing Is reported' there, accord ; Inn to reports reaching the city.- . "Whenever better Life Insurance is ' written, Cochran and his agents will hi writing it." tr " Lawn mowers sharpened. Mltcholl 'Ladder Co., 310 East Maid. tf The Women's Christian Temperance 1 Union will hold a meeting at the Bap tlst church Thursday afternoon at 2: an O'clock. All members and friends of ': !h'ls organization' ale requested to at- '- ! tend. , School fbr drawing nnd' painting. , i jMrs. EdmOndson, College bldg. 87 s,; p, ;R H. Paxsoh'B superb dahlias flow j -,'od sale at Central Point. Plant up to i .June 15. Price list for card. 07 - Gladys arid Leona Edson of Eugene J I are gueBts at tho Holland, an are C. B.' ' ! Watson of Gold Hill and G. llontloy, .'W. A. Woodward and Henry L. Ern- 'i ' Btrorii of Portland. ; "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. i 'budget' campaign, Juno 6-13. j If ydlt warit strawberries to eat or ; ! for canriirig purposes get them this ' week' at the Pleasant View farm. Just ! west of the Talent school houso. Sov- feral varieties. 07 .! ! The Crater Lako highway has Just 'f ! been Ievclicd and scraped all tho way s J from Prospect to" tho Crater National ; j park boundary line, by tho state high ? jw'aji ddpartmodtl In readiness for tho 4 coming heavy traVol; wlilch' will soon i j be on'tb tho lake. r "If Hbr Turd Now," Y. W. C. A. ; j budget campaign, June 6-13; . Don't sit oii your cow's tall: Kcop It quiet by using Cow Ease. Keeps flies 5 I away. Monarch Soed Co. -Indications are' for tf I). E. Owens, local manager of the Union Oil company, Is spending today at Prosjiect on business. Pick your own strawberries at 8c per cup. Phone 452-J. 08 Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gruts and M. II. Greer were among tho Mcdford visi tors In Grants Pass Monday. "It's Her Turn Now,- Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, June G-13. Hear Hilly Young sing "Slow and Easy," Jacksonville danco, Friday night. 0 The examination of applicants for stale teachers certificates with County Superintendent Holmes in charge, be gan this forenoon In Jacksonville and will continue until Saturday afternoon. The "Mary" musical comedy com pany which played at the Page last night left for Eugene this morning where tho attraction appears tonight. We are paying tho highest prjecs for all klndB of poultry and oggs. Farm Bureau Co-Oporative Uxcbaugo. tf Tho plan or bordering tho great highways of the nation with trees planted to perpetuato tho memory of men and women who served during the world war has boon recommended to all state departments of the Amer ican Legion by F. W. Galhralth, Jr national commander. Tho idea origin ated with the Illinois department anil has received tho support of tho strong est newspapers of the middle west and of high federal and state officials. It is proposed to plant 4,000,000 trees of types recommended by tho forestry bureau and set out in accordance witn the advico of tho bureau. To each tree will be affixed a plate bearing the name and military record of an cx-servlco man oe woman. Tho Lincoln :ind Dixit! highways would first bene fit from the' project, nccordlng to pres ent plans. Ultimately, It is hoped to honor evory veteran of the World war with a tree bearing his name. Call-at Handicraft Shop and got the prices on children's colored wash dresses. . ' . . . 08 Popular dance Ortli hall, Jackson vlllo, Friday night, Juno 101 li. Majestic ot'ehostra:' fill Allornoy C. II. Watson of Gold Hill, spent today in Mcdford on business. Lawn mowers anarpendor right. Lib' orty Shop. 281-J. tf If a rarmer or orchardist loses only one crop in thirty-fivo years from fire or hull ho lias lost nioro than adequate Insurance would cost for tho same longlh of tlriio at today's rates.' Mo Cnrdy Insurance Agency. 09 G. K. Dorr, superintendent of the Morning Star mine, Is a visitor in the city who arrived Tuosday. Picotlng Homstltehlng, 8c per yd. Pultons covered. Handicraft Shop. tP Beginning Juno 10 tho Pantorlum will make a spoclal rate of $V.f,0 for Hulls. 71 Nash hotol guests include J. Mi Wil kinson of Toronto, Ca., Mrs. C. G. Latham and Mrs. T. W. Hobinsnn or Providence. K. I., .1. A. Brooks of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Zimmer man of Yamhill, Oro.. Sherman Orton of Hoseburg, James Brown of Giants Pass, and M. A. Hull of Etnu Mills, Calif. Regular communication of Kennies chapter Wodnosday evening. Juno 8th, 8 o'clock sharp. Initiation work. Re freshments will bo served. 07 The Inst issuo of (ho Lltornry Digest enritnins a (Inscription of Crater Lako, and Instructions to tourists on how to reach the scenic wondor. ; f Mhrilcnt Inno nra' fni n lni-fr,, ntlml. ., ... i i ,i ' ... " , . " i morougniy cleaning men's ." musical rcciini ny uic pnon ,, w ,, cft j 'jupiih ui Airs. ej. uoio at mo itcs i 'byt'erlarf church tomorrdw night' Z . Brooms madd by tho Rogue Rlvor ! j Broom Works aro. tho best fdr the j jmo'iioy: iiislBt' oh hotiid made brooms, i I : ' 7i A i ,We develop kodak films free. Wost ! JBlde Pharmacy. tf" '3 , Flbronce Mcllgau and Flora E. Man : nlrig were guests in Eugene over last 5 ' Sunday arid wero registered at the Smeed hotol or thnt elly. j I "It's Her Tiirri Now," Y. W. C, 5 I budget campaign, Jilhd 8-13! I Don t forgot tho Pythian Sisters I j shirt waist' dance Friday evening. 00 I Tho following Item of Interest about ; j a fdrriior Mcdford resident appears in : I the Grants Pass Courier of Tuesday ! "A vlctrola. nurchased bv' Hih Wnml ; ! men, was awarded to Merlo M. Wllllts . who hold share number 888 in tho i company. Tho presentation was ninth . during tho Woodmen danco at the I l Waldorf hall last illght, wlilch was at , Mendod by over 100 couplds," si S Sugar Bowl taxi, county trips spec- t;. 'laity, phone 127-R. 8 f .Woman who took brown nutria fur ;iiuui i.wumiu jiuiui uiuiu room aai ; urday rotuitt samo at onco to hotel J! Mhanagor. $ t Among tho 18 graduates of this i year's class of tho U. of O. who have i i 'obtulndd high school teaching posl ' ) tlona aro Mario Riddings and Loots I j Rogers, who will teach mathematics : j and English rcsjwctlvely in tho Ash. j Innd high school next year. . ! j Vr sale,- 1920 Bull Six, . $Kloo, , Good as now. Seo Attorney Borden. ; ; o- ; , Files Irrllato your row. Sho won't give as much milk If trouhlod with them. Keep her sprayed with Cow Ease. Monnrch Seed Co., Bales agents. . Thd city' counrll will hold lis first 1 'meeting In Juno tonight, and among j other subjects scheduled will dispose hi d mass of routine business. in-y mill niocks. Phono 060-lt. 6! i ; Dnnro Jacksonville Friday, June !iutn. Majestic orchestra. Dig special . : reainre, Billy loung In popular songs. . . 69 Included among the guests at the Mcdford nro Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. G. rlelser nnd Miss Itarbara Hclser of Honolulu, I.: J. Horn and H. M. Sehll ler of New York, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. K Ayer and Georgo M.inley of Chicago KllzaliCllt and M. K. Apnleyard ot Bvnnston, III.. E. F, Kl.ipfer and Mr. and Mrs. O. Hansen of Seal lie. ; Pythian Sisters shirt waist dunce : Friday evening. All Knights and their ladies Invited. GS ! In thirty seconds hall can destroy a crop that requires a year to reproduce insurance against loss by bail at low rates Is offered by tho Met'unly Insur ance Agency. G9 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moore, of Motlford, aro hero visiting with old frlonds. Mr. Mooro had charge of the city water plant during his residence here. Klamath Falls Herald. First-class carpenter work. Esti mates furnished. Phone Dixon 53!-.M.' . .. f' DAYS OF DIZZINESS Tlii'ro uii days of (HixIiu'hh; yptllH of iK-iulachc, laiiKUor, br.k acho; t KontotluiPH rhoninalltj i-ahm; Often urinary UIhoihU'ih, Dohii'h Kidney I'ilta aro osp'jfluUy for klilncy ills. Kiulorut-'d In Med ford by Kiatttful fiiendH and iH'lKlibora. Aak your nfiKUbor! Mrs. A. 13. ViiMuan, 2i Trtpp ht., Mrdford, miy: "I cun rocoinii'oitvl Ioan'a Kidnoy Pllla from my ftpe rloiur with liu'tn. My , Kidncye troubltul mu for it loan timo and I bocamo run down aiul HUftcrrt from nurvoua lUv.v.y ajxiltH. I had no niMK and uftfti had to ni'Klota my hnuuu wovli. J tired wiHily and my khlnoyH aoti'd vniy IrrrKularly, raunttiK mo an noyance day and nlmht. 1 Hiiffured from i alia to mat ion of ibu bladder, too. I read nj Doun'H Kidney IMIIh aitd used them an illrectird. They noun relieved the trouble entirely." Price. tlOc at all dealer. jUon't nlm- ply auk for a kidney remedy ;Kt DihUi'k Kidney 1'llln the. name that Mrs Vronian had. Voalvr-Mllbura Co.. mfi'H.. l.uffiilo, N. Y. Adv. $SO compf with t Two type- : , writers in one! USE Corona at the office during tho day. Use It at home evenings. It's easy to carry back and forth I Weighs only 041bs. Kent a Corona for a month or two initial pay ment applies on purthaso price. .Mi:i)i'dui hook stouk X. Central St., Mctirnrd CoroNA Tfcr Penontl mxrtf Mkbsm Ira N. Gabrieluon, assistant biologist of tho U. S. Biological Survey, is here checking up the gopher and squirrel extermination efforts of his local as sistants. Swimming at Nat, hours 2 to 6 and 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. tf "It's Her Turn Now," Y. W. C. A. budget campaign, Juno G-13. J. J. Rogers, an experienced ranger in United States forestry work, has been transferred at his own request from tho Lewis and Clark national forest immediately adjoining Glacier National park, Crater National park, and arrivod here Tuesday and reported to Supervisor Hugh B. Rankin-for work. . Phone 474. Guaranteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning & Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside. ., tf Dry mill blockB. Phone 6D0-R. C9 K. It. Hedrick of Central Point, is among the Jackson county visitors In Portland tills "week: " -----. Attention strawberry growors! We can furnish you cups and crates at lowest prices. Farm Bureau Co-Opera-tivo Kxchange. tf In Justice Taylor's court yesterday Jack Mayham of Kagle Point pleaded guilty to boing drunk on a highway and was fined $20 and costs. A week ago Sunday Sheriff Terrill, who made the arrest, says that he hapiienetl tu be in Kagle Point when Mayham -and Wilbur (Wig) Jack came along speed ing in an auto and shouting, and when they saw him Mayham jumped tint and ran away. Wig then speeded up the machine still faster hut some distance beyond wrecked it, whoreupon ho was placed under arrt-st on a careless driv ing charge, for which ho was fined $L'0 and costs in court. The sheriff only succeeded in locating Mayham this week. A reduction of Pacific package goods. Handicraft Shop. OS Dry. mill blocks. Phone (J50-R. 0D A. II. Cornell and daughter, Mrs. II. W. Looff and Miss Jessie Grisivold. tieiiionHtralor agent lor Josephine county, wero In Mcdford Tuesdar""' Try our- merchant? iunoh. Tho Shasta. ' ' When better automobiles are built, Bulek will build them. tf Dr. J. M. Wilkinson who is to give ed . the Passion Play at the First Metho- I (list church tonight arrived this morn- i lug and retains that the play has lieeu jroeVived by large and euiliusiastic audiences wherever it has been given. The Central Methodist church ai Stockton, Calif., was filled Sunday night, and a largo attendance is ex pected tonight. F. F. Stone, the barber, O'Brien's old stand. tf I Fruit ladders, all sizes. Earl Fruit Company. U7 j The Golden Link class of the Itap ! list church will hold their annual sup ! tier and election of officers at the ! Carey Cottage across the street from the church Thursday evening. Supper will bo served at 0:30 and the business meeting will bo called immediately after supper. A large attendance Is desired. Community dancing at Nat tonight. Sxt dances. A number of- boxes of candy will be given away. Admission 10c. 07 Pine flume lumber at nig Tines Lumber company. tf Califorr.ians at tho Medford are Mrs. Georgo Barry of San Jose, Mr. and Mis. li. II. Van Nostrum! and Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Faber of Los Angeles, and Bert Nordnmu, L. D. Sanderson, H. J. Eustace, G. S. Chandler, George L. Thompson and li. M. Larkin of San FraiicitMio. Among tho Oregoniana at this hotel aro N. E. Dickover of Eugene, S. E. Thompson of Grants l'ass, Ike Guick and son of Roseburg, and tile following from Portland: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ityerly, Floyd Byorly, Mr. and .Mrs. E. N. Norton, E. C. Smilu, J. A. Schneider and X. S. Agee. Sweet peas 5c a hunch and aspara gus 15c a pound. Phono S0-R. Mrs. E. J. Steiner on Central Point road. 71 Dancing at Nat tonight. Splendid music. A good timu. Admission 10c. G7 Deputy Gamo Warden Ed Walker, who is rendering efficient service in Douglass county, was down today visiting his many friends. For carpenter work phone Dixon, 530-J-I. Back to pre-war prices. 67 For top nnd uphoistcrlng. De Luxe Auto Top Shop. . tf Miss Pauline Johnson, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John W. Johnson, will enter Alill college, Oakland, Calif., this fat!. Miss Johnson is a graduate of the Medrord high school this "year. Use pure lead spray for your last applietuuiu. Corona Dry Arsenate of Lead. Earl Fruit Company.- 07- 'Community dancing nfrtat-tonight. Spot dances. A number of boxes of candy will bo given away. Admission 10c. 07 E01L (KEROSBNEX? : . ' YOU WHOSE ONE- r :'T '. TIME LOVER MAY NOW MERELY BE "Xt? YOUR HUSBAND ! ffjUL YOU WHOSE SWEETHEART HAS COME TO BE ONLY . . , Jr. V And here v.-ero fvy V ' - "" ; . . : ; A WIFE v these two alone! fik N . 1 Ills wife He, tho 1 ' llfc vVi ' ,; ' Mstauu"1 "i;r pgy1 " ' v: today ;, : .;;'.; ' WM. C."pE . to '". 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