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

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Newspaper Page TextMCTTOTrn' MATT, TTHRrXR MEDFORD, OftECOX. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2!), 10M PAGE FIVE HIS BONES ACHED TO VERY MARROW . SAYS LUMBERMAN Portland Man Couldn't Lift Glass of Water to Mouth Without Spilling It. local Bridls "It was Rbuut three yorirs ago 1 lound out;vVlint n meat nioilicinu "Tiin luc Is. uml it did me no much simjiI . 1 lmvo 'ruf-uiniiHMidpii It to hundreds of others," said William 1. Knot, 1109 Towers St., Portland, Ore well ' known employee of the St. Johns Lumber Co., for the past nine years. "I was just about 'all in" when I . started takiiiB Tnnlnn and know 4 lintl to get better i-IkIu away1 or -Rive, up illy Job. 1 didn't know what it was ; to cet hungry and hnrdly ate cnnuish to keep poinp. I felt weak, sluggish and drowsy, and was so tired out all the time my bones seemed to ache to the marrow. 1 was so shaky and trembly at times 1 couldn't lift a glass of water to my mouth without spilling It, nnd my sleep was so restless 1 fell worso mornings Ulan when 1 went to bed. lthcumatism got in my arms and uuule my elbows so stiff I could hardly bend them. "Tanluc soon had me eating like a wolf and enjoying every muulhfu! nnd 1 wasn't long in putting on twelve pounds in weight. The nervousness soon left me, niy sleep became -sound and refreshing, the rheumatism went away completely arid J -have kept in the best of- condition ever since. I pin my faith to Tanlae; it's the great est medicine ever heard of." Tanlae Is s,ud in Mcdford by West Side Pharmacy und leading drug gists. Adv. It's always the same depend able loaf of bread. You get used to .it as you become acquainted with a good fiend and something seems missing unleua it is being served at meal lime. ' ' SCHOLZ'S Fure and Wholesome ' 'BUTTER-ROLL ' BREAD Vf y .at your grocer . REAL HUMAN HAIR NETS At One-Half Regualr Price From Factory to Consumer Wo guarantee to mntch . any shade. perfectly except white, or money refunded. One Doz. Fringe Nets 80c y ;Qne Doz. Cap Nets 65c i . Ji. Jl Postage l'ldil. Send sample of hair or color i desired with check or money p order. -I WE GUARANTEE , there are no better Hair Nets made, regardless ,of price. Send money order,, stamps or check.' ; -,; ' '' ' ManufaGturiug Hair Net Co. 824 AVlilliirj- lllil., San I'ram'lsco DAY OR NIGHT tu iL', WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Director! GIM CHUNG Chjina Herb Store Ttrrli cure for earache, headache, pnt prrh diptlierJa. soro ilinuit, lung trouble, kt'lrmv trouble, stomach trouble, he;irt Irnubic. eliills and fever, cramps, couclis, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cruckct brenBl. cures all kinds of goiters. NO Ol'KISATIONS. .Mcdford. Oregon. Jan. 13. 191 1. This is to certify that I. tiie under signed, had very severe stomach trouble and bad been bothered for several years pad lnt August was not expected to live and hearing of dm Chung (whose Herb store Is nt 214 South Kront street Mcdford). I decided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I si.i!:"d to feeling better as soon as 1 used them ami today sm a well man nnd can heartily recom mend anvone afflicted us I was to sue Oim Chung and try his Jlerbs. (Slpnedl W. It. JOHNSON. Witnesses: Wm. Lewis. Kas'l Point. W. I.. ChlMreth. Kagle Point. M. A. Anderson. Medford. ' S. II. Holmes, Kagle point. C. K. Moore. Kaele Point. J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point. Geo. Von der Hellen. Kagle Point. Jljos, E. Nichols. ??!9t Mrs.-Dclroy Ucictiell and diiughtor Valcrio have rcturnOil from a trip to ChieaKo and Minneapolis where tilt'' visited friends ami relatives. ( C. I.. Golf writes lnsuruncu on any thing anywhere. tf Henry Mackey left Tuesday on an extended vacation iu Klumalli county :iud the mountains. A safe and sane Fourth should be our motto. To make it doubly safe call C. L. Goff und have your property Insured. Offico phono 41.. ltosiduncu 3K7-M. - . - t7 A.. Hill lias returned from a short business, trip to Klamath Kails and reports conditions a trifle slow in that section. Two business lots for sale. Will trndg' for1 house and lot in business district. ' Phone 1 1 1-11-3. S9 A tralnload of watermelons from the Imperial Valley passed through the city Tuesday morning enroute to Port land and other northwestern points. Tho Jackson County lluildlns & Loan Association office will be open hereafter on Saturday nights to ac commodate the public. S7 Tho lKilico department aro making arrangements for the strict enforce ment of the city ordinance relative to the shooting of firecrackers In the city limits. Some of the boys havo the idea that the rule applies only to the business district, but it applies to all sections. Tree props and pine flume Iumbor. Dig Pines Lumber Co. tf "V. J. benjamin of. Yreka. Calif., Is spending a few days in the city attend ing: to business matters. For Information about Dead. Indian Springs, stage and supplies phone 374. SS ' A. 1!. Cornell of Grants Pass attend ed to business matters ill the city Tuesday afternoon. First class enrpentor work. Esti mates furnished. Phono Dixon 533-J-l SO . T. 10. Danlols will return the. end of tho week from a business and social trip to Portland. llolled barley $1.40 per sack; mill run $1.60 pcrark; wheat $2.25 per 100 lbs.; scratch food $2.70 per 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 K. iMnin. Phono 200. tf S. S. Smith of West Main street will leave Thursday for Pelican Day, where ho has a -summer cottage. Ho will bo Rone three weeks. Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf The returns of the Doinpsey-Carpon- Iticr fight next Saturday will bo itostod at the Mail Tribune. office. The fight begins at 4 o'clock cistern time, which means about 1 o'clock Pacific coast. Tho bulletins will bo blow for blow over tho Associated Press wire, full, complete, und 1 reliable, -and w(Jl bo Kivoii to tho fans within u minute-artor each blow is struck. Tho fans of tho city and valley arc welcomo to coino and got the news redhot off tho wire. The bulletins will be posted on tho shady side of tho street. , We are 'paying 2Gc for eggs at tho Farm liureau Co-Oporatlvo Exchange. tf Homer Dllloy and wife and family of Redding, Cnl., visited friends nnd relatives In the city -and Jacksonville Monday and Tuesday. Ilrooms mado by the Rogue ltiver Hrooni Works aro tho best for tho money. Insist on homo fnado brooms. According to the Eugeno papers the wrestling fans of Cottage Cirovo wore disappointed at tho transfer of tho Ted Thyc-Ualph Hand match to Ash land July 4th. Hand now lives In Cottage Grove where lie has friends and relativos, and .801110 may come down to Ashland to see tho match. Ho was transferred by 'tho S". P. a tow days ago. . Rolled barley, $1.40 per sack; mill run $1.50. per sack; wheat $2.25 per 100 Jus.; scratchfood $2.75 per 100 lbs. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., 317 K. Main. Phone 2G0. tf The work of pouring concrcto In the now slaughter house being erected by Ashpolo and Nichols was begun Tues day. The stntcturo will bo completed in a month. Lnwn mowers sharpened right. Lib erty Shop. 201-J. tf The warm weather Is ripening the barley throughout the valley fast, and in some fields cutting will begin next week, barring rain. Will exchange new goods for second hand or pay cash. Mordoff & Woolf. 99 F. II. Heffner of Cottage Grove, spent Tuesday In the city and valley attending to business matters. We develop kodak films free. West Side Pharmacy. Chris Ulrich of Jacksonville was a business visitor in the city the first of the week. . t :A-jl . Picotieg , Hemstitching 8c per. yd. Buttons covorAl. Handicraft Shop. tf The tunnel .the Gold Ridge mining company Is digging to cut the ledge at a low level is proceeding rapidly. Tho earth formation is loose, which is a good sign according to tho miners. There are" dally visitors to the mine which Is in the Willow Springs dis trict. Interest on city assessments will be delinquent after July ' first. Hotter take care of It now lest you foreet. 87 Mrs. Geo. Maddox, dressmaking, room 1, Sparta Bids. Prices reason able. 85 George Older of Montague, ' Calif., has returned to his home after spend ing a week in the city. Phone 474. Onarnnteed work, prompt service. City Cleaning &. Dyeing Co., 401 South Riverside. 'tf Livestock PORTLAND. July 2!i. Cattlo slow- receipts SI. Hogs steady; receipts 29. Sheep steady; receipts 102 1. Fast of mountains lambs $ti.5ui 7.00. Others unchanged. . PORTLAND. Ore.. June 2S. Cut tle 25c- lower: receipts 5!). Choice steers $t.J5r(i7: medium to Kood. $5.TU'u 0.25; - fair lo medium 4.7j('I ii.iiO; common to-fair $31i 1.7.",; choice feeders M.SU'f 5 ; fair to good a.uO'ir 4.60 ; fair to troott $J.50W4.50; choice cows anil heifers $5 'a 5.50; medium to good 4. 25 Sri!; fair to medium $:t.'Jf $f4-25: common cows, $2.253.25; cart mirs 1.25 1i 3.25: bulls $2.5011' 3.75: choice dairy calves K.50: prima lighf 7.50i S: -medium light I4.5aw7.50: heavy :;(i4,50. . Hogs- steady; receipts 6S. Sheep desk: receipts 1845. Best valley lambs $i3U'ti.f0. others unehuuBed. ltutler PORTLAND, Ore., July 29. But ter firm. Extra cubes 20i30c; car tons 3tlc; prints 3k. Uultorfat, No. 1 churning cream 2933c f. o. b. Portland; undergrades 2 7c. l-Iggs PORTLAND, Ore., June 29. Eggs firm to 2 cents higher. Uuylng price 220 24c for delivered receipts. Sell ing prices unchanged. PORTLAND, June 2S. Eggs, selling price, caso count, 24tfi'25c; buying price 21(ii,22c; selling price, candled 2C5t28c; selected candled In cartons, 28 i 29c. Poultry Hens. heavy, 22 24c; light lOiiil.Sc; broilers, leghorns, 23 si 24c; rocks and reds 22tt! 28c; ducks, youu, 30 (& 35o. ' liny PORTLAND, Ore., market unchanged. Juno 29. II a; Grain and Mill Feed Barley, $24.50; oals. $252S; corn. No. 3, yellow, $30 it 31. Milliun, $31. San Ki'iinclsco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 29. Hut tor, extra choico, 40c; prima firsts 35 Vic Eggs, extra 32; ex Ira firsts 21M-C; dirties 29c; extra pul lets 27 Mi c ; undersized pullets, 23c. N. Y. Stocks NBW YORK, Juno 29 Dealings In stocks today were dull but higher prices ruled. Industrials and special ties featured extronio advances of 1 to 4 points. Sales approximated 550, 000 shares. Allls-Chalmers 31.3 American Meet Sugar 29 American Can 20. (i American Car & Foundry 123 American Hido & Leather pfd 50.2 American International Corp 34.5 American Locomotive ...... ' 81 American Smelting & Rof'g '. 30.5 American Sugar 73.7 American Sumatra Tobacco 53.7 American T. & T 102.8 American Woolen 09.7 Anaconda Copper 37 Atchison 79.5 Atl., Gulf & W. Indies : 25 Baldwin Locomotive 70.S Baltimore & Ohio 37.0 Bethlehem Stool "II" 47.7 Canadian Pacific 108.5 Cntral Leather : 35 Chandler Motors 53.7 Chesapenko & Ohio 52.3 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul 25.7 Chicago, R. I. & Pac - iio.fi Chino Copper 23.0 Colorado Fuel & Iron 20 Corn Products Wi-tl Cruciblo Steel 58 Cyba Cane Sugar ' 9.5 Eric 12.5 General Electric .'...121.3 General Motors 11.5 Imedford proof1 Should Convince ISvcry Mcdford 1 leader. The frank statement of n neighbor, telling the merits of a remedy, Bids you pauso and believe. The same endorsement By some stranger far away Commands no belief at all. Heres a Med ford case. A Mcdford citizen testifies. Head and be convinced. It. L. Kaufman, 343 N. Orapo M., says: "I know the value of Doan's Kidney Pills ns I have used then, off and on for years with good results. At times my kidneys become disor dered due to a cold settling on them. Then my back would become lame and nehe severely. My kidneys would act Irregularly at these times, too. Dean's Kidney rpills havo always re llovud these troubles" and put my kid ney 'd (tood-'0ndltlon. Price 60c at all dealers. lon t simply ask for u kidney remedy get Doan's Kidny Pills,: the same that Mr. Kiiufman1 had. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, X. Y. Adv. Going away for tlm Hummer'.' Have the Mall Tribune nmlleil to you. Keep in touch w ith the homo town nil lie enjoy Ins 'yoiir vacation. Oil, V'',0, Color. Pastel. Sepill, Hatlkt gg rcrslan, China, Monotone SCHOOL OPENS JUNE 15 Mrs. W. L. Edmondson, Artist PAINTINGS TO ORDKR TCswni -In All Kinds of Painting -Gowns, Waist nrul IKlge Pillows Designed to Order M Umbrella covers. Liberty 8bop. tf'-Colleso Bldg., No, Grape St., Medford Goodrich Co Great Northern, pid Great Northern Ore Ofs Illinois Central Inspiration Copper Int. Mer. Marino pfd International Paper Kennocott Copper Louisville t Nashville Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum Miami Copper Middle States Oil Midvale Steel . Missourj, Pacific - V,- V,,,-lr Pnnli-nl Y N. II. and Hartford Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Oklahoma Prod. Ref Pan American Petroleum Pennsylvania People's .Gas Pittsburgh and West Va Ray Consolidated Copper Reading Rep. Iron & Steel Roynl Dutch, N. Y Shell Trans. & Trad Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil of X. J. pfd Studebakor Corporation Tennessee Copper Texas Co Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil t'nion Pacific IT. Si Food Products U. S. Retnil Stores U. S. Ind. Alcohol United States Rubber .-. Unitod Stutes Steel Utah Copper ': : Westinghoiise Electric Willys Overland American Zinc, Lead anil Sm.. Butte1 and Superior bid CalaJd'otroloum Montana Power Shattuck Arizona Pure Oil Invinclbkv Oil General Asphalt 3D Oil '- I 48.3: 5t.5i IS.7; ms.t'i i 3.2! ......112.2 1 20.11 ; 11.3 I :::;:! 09 17.7 92 1 09 l.S' is.r.j 33.7 511.5 I ...... 20.8 j 12.5! 00.7 i 4 1'.. 7 I 53.7; 44 .7 j 20.6 73 1S.S 100 77 7.0 33.2 ..... 54 8.2 115.0 17.5 54 54.3 63 75 4s ...;;. 44.2 7- 1 7 J., u 38.B ..,. 47 ..Si. ot ..i.. ' 2(1.0 11 61.2 I THE COLONIAL Liberty Bldg. Phone 298 Fourth of July Specials Commencing Thursday morning and continuing until July 4th, we will offer some very attractive prices on ready-to-wear gar" ments. 10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL BLOUSES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR AND PETTICOATS 20 PER CENT OFF ON ALL DRESSES, SUITS, COATS AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. MISS TOWNE OFFERS ALL HATS AT COST BY FAR THE BIGGEST VALUES OFFERED THIS SEASON Ur- . YOl' KNOW i . Universal Tire Filler ... illDES EASY .AFTER YOU TRY IT, Our Demonstrator Is u Dodgo GAYLORD MAIL YOUR FILMS to SWEM'S STUDIO 217 East Main St. ' Mcdford YOU CAN GET MOST ANY OLD THING AT MOST. ANY OLD TIME AT DE VOE'I ' f t T T T f y y v f y f. y y y y y y y ? f f f f T y y ? Three More Shopping Days then the Fourth! : y y y t f f y Summer lias such a many-sided appeal tol those who are so blessed as to live in Oregon with its myriad delights luring outdoors that we have taken this space to tell in a very inadequate way of preparations made in special summer sections for catering to various phases of out- door activity. . Sports Shirts I Store for Boys Skirts for pvery sports occasion arc. Hoys' fino pi-railc sport stylo Blouses, guaranteed, fast colors, sizes 8 to 1-1 inclusive, special $1 B'ig showing Wash Suits for smaller 'lioys. from 2'o lo (3 years, Linen or here in wide variety. Kxcellent: quality plaid and striped wool, fancy striped silk Koo Koo, Fantasi, Uaronettc nnd other skirts in all the approved styles. Prices begin at$7.50 aii(i range to $15-00 Sport and Dress Shoes No outing costume is complete with out a pair of comfortable shoes. Our assortments are most complete. Women's Sport Oxl'prds;.i;.'..'....5ji6.50 Cotton Chambry and Covert sailor collars ,-one and two piece suits $2.50 to $1.9S tl iYfoTnen's. While Caiiyafcjljyrl lieign- skin Oxfords. 'Several ;McSi, in this Y -lyt. Values to..)f7.36. i x4&&$5.50 "Women's 'Urowh Two-Strap Thumps f : lanc .pattern. on sale nov at.. with Cuban heels, pcrfoMted tip with A m;w one that goes ;. ,L.$5.85 , Charming Waists . White Voile and Batiste and Organdie Blouses that in their quality and work manship will convince one that lower prices are indeed here. Embellished with tucks, hemstitching, narrow edges of lace and knife plealings. . Low neeki models. Long and short sleeve. Sizes, 3G to 4 1. $2.75,'$3.'25;3.7tf: ' ' Women's Outing; Togs Willwcar Khaki Breeches with peg tops, reinforced' at knee, all sizes, ; pair $4.00 .; Khaki Coats in all sizes. J Khaki Skirts. .... . : .,. . ' Middy Shirts. ; '. . ;";;'u'),;',.:' ;,:,,;'jl Hats and ' 'Cap's 'tbl iuatch. "OUier ' Outing .Tog,. v;,,. . ,;i Other : Things rZL, for snininin' includc'Wmneii's Sports Hats, Sports Jackets 'and Suiii, i id- ' ing, Habits, Corsets;' Swiiatci's,' adctis sorics. " ' "" ' "' ' Silk Hosiery , Just received, large assortment of Nota senie Silk Hose, brown, tan, black, navy, white. Everv pair guaranteed. Spe- - eial $1.75 and $2.50 , . ( , . . . Boys' Hose The' famous No. 41 Notascme ITose, Every pair guaranteed, Or new pair.it' not satisfied. Priced according to size, 39, 50 and 59 Summer Trimmed Hats Every trimmed hat in the Millinery De partment reduced to about Half Price, fact vour hat for the 'Fourth. Big assort ments at...., $3.98, $4.-19 and $5.98 Sport Silks Extra special at 61.98 to $3.98 yard. New 1921 silks in new designs and color ings all the well known Cheney Bros. 40-inch. ; , Pay Less Dress Better .McCall's Patterns CSitv firl tx xSf3 T y T T ? y ! . (Si? 7- ." Wash Fabrics :!(! inch Voih's in dark ground, fancy fig ures, alt colors, $1.00 and $1.25 values,' jor : vard 50d - 27 and 30 inch Tissue Ginghams in dainty & stripes 'and pkudsj priced at oue,-oop A and98 : .. Summer Underwear Big line of Summer Underwear of all & kinds, for every member of the family, moderately priced.. .. ' r . . ' This Store will be closed ... all day July 4th ; ( . ! T .