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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1921)
vo MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OlRC'Oy, THURSDAY'.' SKI'TlLYl llKR 2ft. .1021 land -personal ait -rs. Fahrlck, president paiant-teachens p.fjiBOOl . pupils and teachers iuested to meet with Th Friday evening at 8 tuba h school building. A Wort ent ma8' the school board will nf great the year's work. TimiJOUP attendance Is Trlb 3iir loyalty to your tHt with its problems, . k In her notice of the jjj. first we positively . , na!lfied ads, locals and , J-1 paid for in advance. ,, . Da suae the charges are ' Su''c accounts. Please BY to the office and do ' J?m. . -ICS , us -side Community club 1 October Jst, our regu- i Da 1 music and a good "Ail: 16, W. A. A'oiuiR lias purchased the Wicks house at 815 Bennett street, and is moving, his family thereto. Don't miss the big dance at Central Point Thursday eve. The best music will be furnished by the Syncopation Hoys. K a fine floor. 163 Spot dances at Talent Fri. nite. 164 At the.vbigh school, assembly Wed nesday Drj Matilda Hunt of London, of the Ked Cross will be 2"riday, Sept. 3Hh, as gworare out of town on 111 rk throughout the Kn Md present nt Christian J-ii diool, Oct. 1st. 41 ' invited to rotne and Th T Point, TaursdSy aimt , 163' jihor ke lodge will not re-' after tonight and will Hip Kon Friday, ulthoiiKh lot end officially until nlitlit. The iun- iripa this forenoon 1' lU t'ity and Klaumth ford t:me had ul) I . , ourist who ar I ty Inst Ms-lit. The I !4tlM ldal at tl U'l ' clfirs fi th Cttxy co:?p If" rem '.J town for uJ ran jra. Pstlua and ltiB- Ot ' Ee( , a b. l.l rriuy BUM .... ad. viki collection jf t '' fow forelen culna. t.rtru sn to b apprvcur . II Tribune. Ii .n.t tt tl i. I. . . a. ll , ' & Will Sou ruuntr flr . r r KB la IIm t In rlinr salt as ' !1 lu at l: K ' 'V a.Bafcal . l tv If An - .. . ,Ba,, aa fore le1 r4 il iaiM Borta-l 4a 03 IV ttta.V'i r. war tjw . -, i v . . ! Mr mt4 ! 1 ti XUm ;fa England,' iddressed the student body on child welfare in America and India, Her addpss was very Interesting. . Listen, Neighbor! Klein the Tailor makes qihllty suits to order from to 60 a.t128 E. Main, upstairs. 163 New hits at Miss Towne's millinery Dept. Colonial 6hop. 104 Mrs. A . B. Clark of Medford has been a Klamuth Fulls visitor this week as also has Karl Matthews. Dance!,. Thursday! Central Point! J3 Beginning October 1st, I will sell for 30 days at 20 per cent discount from the regular retail price, any new piano I handle. t Give me your order, 'llit S. Oakdale.', Phone C9I-J. If. N. Lofland. ' JT7 Sunday. October 1st, Is Itally day at the christian church and every member, young anil old, Is requested to be present at Sunday school at 9:45 a. tn. and the services at 11 a. m. and :.'!0 p. nr.' If you cannot attend all services be sure and attend Sunday acfluol awl church. Agate owelry Eiigar Wight tf llasr IrvItsoa and bis four synco pal un boys, the best dance music lii southern Orexun. tf" The heed colli-ge chorus, under the led'ililp of L'lizaljeth t;ore. a senior :i-hl its flrt mn-ting last Friday. .Many rew Iiormieni, lu addition to inoti of the uiviulxirs of last year's clHilus. r t-andli'il. Preparation iiiimcdiately mmv Uuuiu for the Christ uutm roui crt, am prn la are reixirt ni as bvtBK ulH-ularlx bright fur a surmsful iruin. lia (Jure, who was alao rbutua dirrrtor hut year, haa bn-a sdidyiuii niunr tn at snuinier ad ltli hr iw.vi.mu etiwrience oitxht tu aai and m duubt will ha a rll limswl rlt-iru for lb I'hrUtinu oM , Ao'itiuK 1.4-r aill l Mim Wl win anj i-iaB-i Tb I'ortlaud (Xotilaa mut viftjr' T.l.Bf Friday alrhf Kirlrt,rr4 r. ..rt f Kalni al ir. CuBOT l'r.ll.l .ku 7B ivnitMil Iruaka bkh hair xaa 4 all .jua'f r IL fr t.f la I (kail a.r 1'iwiart 11 1 "r fc4a,l tm nl aliBI I(aia.aa4 aia 4 al l U hli.-l -s.f Haa M.I .wiain. i.f hrt '1 o4k.r I itaiy u 'Ifvl. aw. . BMXtaiaat :t.a. la a t Tb I.1' h T 'a.f n.a? frail a lwa a.,;4;J th H"n lw ; it;. T tollK Ml Ual BUKI tr Vf ' . Hi, Im l-wui.l TV - .a, ul 1.1 Ma xl . V a a-. i IN Mi t lalMM Itl lt ' ka taakoi ai- la IN )!' aaaaaMMiaj two . aa . al la f Bin 4 a.aj B-r ,)'"'" J I a- Tbaf , 1 1 aiaaUa km aj .'""" a. ..l f,a blB ir IB Baa ,"'" " ! ITO to BU ilBanM kta B B a l nt ,11 I" l M1 '.S -- I al l..lill ana ft I J , lo Ba. a iM Ctlv. "al.fca afaa" 4 a '. rkia- II all! tai-a (' i all b I Ba IB a.a. Im . . ,' IB Im f4 .(a M ' '' "w l rfa la faa r"" aw rn-. Mrs. John Vincent retiinicd home Tuesday arter upending two weeks In Portland Albany visiting relatives and friends. Alta Naylor, Goodwin corsetlere, 20 South Fir St. Phono 818-W, 170 Auto fire liability bonds, glass, life insurance, It. A. Holmes the Insurance Man. tf There's a busy Business College in your home town. New day and even ing classes Oct. 5. 166 The county court this forenoon held a consultation with Jack Kimball, rep resentative of the Weyerhauser tim ber interests, relative to the preserva tion of certain strips of timber along the proposed Jenny-Cayden creek 14V6 miles strip of roadway on the old Green Mountain road which soon will be in course of construction. Both the county courts of Klamath and Jackson county have be?n conducting corre spondence ber..iag on this highway for some time and Jackson county has re ported that their roadway been under construction tiiion a 60 foot basis to the edge of Klamath. Klam ath Falls Herald. For Sale Spitzohherg culls 50c pel' box while they last. Conner Packing House. 165 China lily bulbs. Jap Art Store. All the beBt citizens say they only buy fuel wher they get it tiie cheap est and best and that is always at the Valley Fuel Co. Phuue 70. Among visitors in the city from Eugene are It. J. U inthmp and O. It Wiley. Whatever you do, he photographed on your birthday, at Marker studio, Fast Main and Central, 2)l. Prices to please. 167 The Gold Itidge alining Co. la offer ins; a few shares f lb Tn-aa.iry shares for Bale 1 life a share. Keo Clark t Chllders. tf Your bouie Is our aluditi. C. ft. Yeager. home portraillat. For appoint ment pbon a-J. 166 KjuiI CapelB. of Kvaiatille. lad. was the Bole nsa-us abu ai-rui-nled Chun' t handlrr, th Cater Ijikc drlvr, to lb lake Ihia formuon. Ilaxier pick up sow of lb print pair ua ndls for wmi'Uin- c-la and u unHiy Coin aiih rra In It to fit nail prr racks. MKh tBraiier lhaa BiBplrto paprr. tf lluttcr uillk ud rrm at th Cozy NiiOk. f Manas alor will calabtat.- Us I lib birthday rUtuid, Or. I.u itfiii- aalra lor lb a!'r. Iiij' Amuait ( jaaia Bl ll, H .'.I Va.lfrd : U tiplra of HI. IK f Wlae- uaa of (.it at I ail.. Moat. J I. J .ues ( Xra Ofl.ai... I.. Mr a4 Mrs. V in M;a,ftf. . ,-,Ur a4 Mtas I. HK ( lltl.tuis. I'a. K llkll .f til. l'Mla. t'ri K Jraa,l of Hiia aa. I.0.1I i'(u.4 I ir,.ii!, I J. alu 111 ikla sbil' f' raler 1 . Ttm ti.44 Hi U lu.lc I'u la oifr tBf a Ist mtstmm of IB Tfasusry aKrs 1 1 aala at t a sbau. UB a tBii4 it Maaai Ilia ABHr,aai k'. ..m "al-.flaf, lat al lt--.latf fo the la-ti. IB I'a'Mtl T' Bar rwrU of I he I.IBna a. , a4 IB. r flrat I'rilai af . aH. V. at I Oliork All Baltafa f 1 lu b. ?"al lla!rahnaala .ll B r'Tfi I tteilaairf It. R..i!t t li. L. Carter, "formerly of .this city and now of Medford, spent the day in Grants Pass. He was visiting his'fra ternity at Kngene the first of the week. Grants Pass Courier. Dance! Thursday! Central Point! . 163 The biggest event of the year, Mann's anniversary sale Sat., Oct. 1st. Souvenirs for the ladies. 163 , Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. F. C. Elliott and Charles Champlin were in Medford today boosting for the big dance, Saturday, October 8th, at the Community house, between Gold Hill and Rogue River. Get the soft paper pencil tablets for school at this office. ' tf Chiropractic poi-ents "Keep Smil ing." There's a reason. Dr. Jouett P. Bray, chiropractic physician, M. F. & H. Bldg. Lady issistant. tf More Jersey coats just arrived at The Colonial. .163 Duck season will open . Saturday, October 1, and will not close until January 16. This year a limit of 25 ducks any one day has been placed as a protective measure, while the limit for any seven consecutive days 1s 30. AH kinds of building mouldings. Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 171 Bouquet flour can't- he beat, $1.60 per sack. Rubs Mill. Coll 629. Children's Darn-less hosiery 25e nt The Colonial. .163 S. O. Martin and family of Mnpleton, Ore., arrived in the city Wednesday by motor, and are considering making their home here permanently. , Mann's Dept. store will celebrate Its llth birthday Saturday, Oct. 1st. Sou venirs for tho Indies. 163 Visit the Miirlnello Shop. Full line preparations now in. Phono 667-W. for appointment. 409 Liberty bldg. J64 New sweaters tit The Colonial. 163 A new school room In the Roosevelt school building will be opened Monday to take care of the excess of students I at the Washington school which is now presenting a serious problem to the school officials. Transportation for. tho students has been arranged for with a locul taxi concern, the parents to pay a portion of the expense. Mann's llth Anniversary sale opens Saturday, Oct. 1st. Souvenirs for the ladles. 163 Dr. Murphy's dental office is also open evenings' from 7 to 8. Hemstitching Plcotlng . 8c per yd. Vanity Shop. tf Up to this morning 605 car loads of pears hud been shipped to the eastern market from .Medford and 25 cur loads of apples. Fruit shipments this week have been going out slowly, at tho rate of only three or four a day. Sash, doors, any kind of mill work. Trowbridge Cabinet Works 171 Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for Miillone. Phone 6S5-J. tf' Big dance at Talent Friday night under new inanugemenL 164 in Justice Taylor's court the trial of John Neil of this city has been set for 10 a. m. icxt Monday on the charge of assault and battery on K. Hutnla, a Japanese. Men's shirts made at the Stylecraft Shop, Medford Bldg. - tf High grade tailors tor men and women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf A. F. & A. M. . II Special Communication Med sfjf ford Ixidge 103, Friday even V ing, Sept. 30, .7:30 p. m. Work in M. M. degree. 164 L. K. WILLIAMS. Secy. Lenders sale Saturday j community house benefit j Knders Department store at Ashland ii putting on a sale Saturday for the benefit of the new Community House in that city, thereby showing . their progressive methods. The sale will apply to the whole store and five per cent of the total sales goes to the community house fund. The club ladies are not only preparing to turn out in force but will urge their friends to buy at this sale. Dance! Thursday! Central Point! DR. RJGKERT fm 1 -i, Eyes Scientifically Tested and Ghsses Properly Fitted NO ItRf.Pfl L'SEl) Broken I,er.ae AcritrntelT Dnpllcated FACTORY ON I'UEMISUS aim K. Main. Diwmlra Look 'em over. It may be that you can save fifteen or twenty $ .98 1.98 .65 .25 1.00 .25 .05 .10 1.50 .50 .10 :55 ASK FOR and CE i orliCak's The Original Malted Milk . for Infanta and Invalids Avoid Imitations and Substitutes It a. iB taiw. im 1; f M.a a a i ra a J l atai .-- -'i' I aal . , Maia l I :if 1 ir a I'l It IBjaa t ,l4 I .-.0 I rv:ar rfaw a 1 . . "'" I rin pot , J' t l (-lariC l K- r la il I... jaf. a I mh a a.tl aVa M Mfllmi. . o 4 a 1. 1 ill a. I ).,,, ,. v IV f- t-t ra'a-, , f it,. tl,b.a 1 ... . '-I 1 1 M 'l Oil .k ai..tilLa al tmm. Iv 'if "- I rrlts! r.r .il ail ,a . H-ta llfTl,.llly ", "'lid sr: T W. tfi!" ;l B?fjt a.lin, tarn I I lain n4 O A Sa?V - nll"ti rt4 at IB inla' -ot.r Cvitiiu i "'"fl 'Bsi Wafn.1 fji.Tsx If; trl I ? las Aacai. K. linarT ka 4t,ppm4 ia ptr Utrt iBjuk U lor IU TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY Th jtho state chamber of lest JlenresentntJvn M.J P'rlt of combating this arr!cd m under the Olt J. Greeley,, chief Jot- 1 tU .-; , -, .'"; vcif, phone'34l. fi. W. sd a tletofe. We c-.ll and lclf, bst reasonable. ' 1II3 tuel Carter, formerly ;0U: Jie air forest patio! ... i lias been granted a A. : absence, and luiased iila ;froiu Kugene yester- sy 3it his tnothor in Los 'as j rfaj .- , ;,. Url Jwor prleeB than any Ft fn. r I'attou and Rob- It 1 ...: v-.Tt. tf ; i Sitionefy on ua': Saturday, Medford Uw ' i, -I - -- r.-. ,( ,,,, , WA.r:lB-KirhiT a.t' hin.lr,l .'l-it pirarr pjr f,rr hal ytn d se nf J nW An.lto. J-l H. trrii Hilt .VI.: Jil ai-ra. apploa and ix-ara. jnt soulh of lllllrr.-m orrh ar.l. .n.n a the Ktana B Patter R"0 place. -li( It' vor: part there' Bill- show . ll i,i- jr'uu. Make ti r. csh fir- part rah. balance 1- C.-.Tatterann. 21.14. -.Mh Ave. West. Seattle, Washington, liia Foil l(l-:T Klepinit nxinn. 31.1 S Itlveiaide Are, ,. ?f of Mora .rwt Cat. al H ta fS.t,piB & TB m. A. T. k-iir : ' trwB asj tutsrJay. JUal irori sad U. C. CadJxa. Ing S . " ouh ht at Natatorlqm nar ) and Thursday cltie sons by appointment' Ihlpjr i tr ling time Is hr sad 50( (ur canwfs and riK Itten hem washed o. lb i'at(, 'modem sanitary naj ustli ! moderate- price. Baa ,', X. Riverside or r.-itl I III ),000 has been made iting the bettla men ' ;rol southern Oregon " fornla, 100,000 of this uted by. tho secretary I 190,000 by the sec re- lor, according, to ad K)K.SALK:tTboroimhlire:l :.linpshlr. snee p.-, 1 iiivk MH ksnlne e.c liar. gain 'price f.ir lot, Halph W.' Kh.eii, Ccnti -nr. Point: '. , , . ,t(. rK SAI.RxIrs K.xsl child's saddle s Miny, Hiilrlti'd but safe. ;AIkh very , fine galled 'cln stnuf Ki'ntn'c.ky sad ''clle: maro. Virineri)'iwni if by Mr. ' Lfinilram, Medford.' .'.Work'- slhcr. ' Kalph Waldo- fcldeii, Central Point ' :' " '.' . tf?. FOlt 'S.Al.l') Sprlm;t,iith Iiuriw.'l7 teeth: ; - Also .-section' rii.i :.'ki.il'. . tooth ' harrow Hot h-; kimmI'. as. iie-. -, -Italph. alUf-Llduu, Ceiul al -Point. NOW! II ii ,-. , B 1 asT-"' w .-uwis y s m in " ' ' I 1 WANTED Married .man '. iimlerstanil. , JriK orrl.ard and general farm h in k: .: houce to llvU In,, close In. -i.Ai.dres'8 .. Ilox 4.V. . "-. . -. ' .';.lii.i FOIt SA.l.K" ,Oir. TltAllK r- Ono 'Vg.f.iil ! .W.j 'K Hot SC. 1. Kill. is. iilliv 2 vi.ni ,.11 ! co!( tl0 M.s.fl'oi-.mHk cows.-vi'honoil '- GLORIA SWANSON IN ELINOR GLYN'S "IHt GREAT MOMENT" t Iir"1?! tT" J,' X" "" for-tha Patent rin.. r... ... .. . "N"" '. . "'MH-r-Wi-y ,sl..nl ll. J,K' "W" riosftss of LARRY SEMON COMEDY "The Hick' PATHE -NEWS "WEEKLY SUN. HOBART BOsWORTH BRUTE,lVfASTE:R" in "THE 10 doz. Bib Overalls, full cut Big Heavy Rough-neck Sweaters . Boys' and Girls' Sammie Sweaters . Leather Palm Canvas Gloves . . Men's Ribbed Winter Union Suits Men's Heavy Wool Sox . . . Men's White Handkerchiefs going at Canvas Gloves, good weight . . Men's Dress Hats, all sizes . . . Men's Caps, assorted colors . , Men's Socks, black and brown , . . Men's Blue Chambray Work Shirts . Men's Flannel Shirts, Mackinaw Coats, Blankets, Quilts, Trunks and Suit Cases. ' SHOES v The best shoes in town made by the biggest shoe factory in the world coming in all the time by parcel post,express and freight. Also rubberboots Don't forget those all wool suits going at - - .1 :. .. That's all today-- WILLH. WILSON ALL OUR PORTRAIT WORK IS HIGHCLASS, BUT NOT NECESSARILY HIGH PRICED mi r, 31 A IX ST TUDIO Maters baffUty Holographs. V "oS j I II : L. CfcatmI.iVIut,.Oip, , j : iia,U
