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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1921)
HEDFORB MSTD TOTRWR. Tt!T!PrOW3. OREGON. TUESDAY,' OCTOBER:' It ' 2t 6247 TOURISTS STAYED AT LOCAL AUTO CAMP 1921 Williams Sherk FIRST-CLASS AUTO REPAIRMEN are now located at ,, 127 N. Riverside We will be pleased to meet our old customers and also make IT R, R. CATASTROPHE For over 30 years Pianos and Phonographs Will Be Sold at Reduced Prices for a Short Time and On Payments to Suit. Your Con-. venience. ''' ' 1 High Grade Pianos as , . low as $300 Phonographs From $50- : to $100 , That are worth from $200 to $250 .- ' .'-:- ' : ; ,.'. I.caine here to open an up-to-date music stove. "Not being able to get a suitable location',' I took'this small room just for a warehouse until I can get a suitable' place, and I am going to sell Pianos and Phonographs at bargains to get advertised and get acquainted in your beautiful city. My expense is small and will give you, the pur chaser, the. benefit of over-head fxpcusct. Will be in the stent; afternoons and evenings," and all day, Saturday'. ' Please call and sec what I can do for you.-. THE TAYLOR PIANO HOUSE 26 So. Grape St. , Medford, Ore. ' to them : . $ Are yeu careless or thoughtless about the future of those near and dear to you? Some men are. t While you are taking care of them now, remember their future must be provided for and YOU MUST do it. Come in and open a Bank account and deposit some money .REGULARLY. That money may save those dear ones from ' poverty and misery. '":'.."" We will welcome you Jackson County, Bank Established 1888 Mtmbtr Federal Reerv At the suggestion of the Medford : Chamber of Commerce, the caretaker at the auto camp grounds, Wm. Davis, has kept a record of the number of automobiles and tourists who stopped overnight at the Medford grounds. , 1 his record shows that the money ex pended was well invested and that Medford can afford to improve the grounds for next year. Months. Cars Tourists May 9 to June 1 1SS 5!H une ' 2'M 898 July 458 1,461 August G5S 1.9G0 September .1 .... 4:3 1,334 .'.Total i 2.02G G.247 The expense of biiilditig the im provements' i)t the grounds this year, together with the salary of tile care taker up to October 1st amounted to $1,117. LYONS, France. Handcuffed in pairs and in charge of four gendarmes, 12 French military .j rlsoners enroute for Algeria to serve sentences ranging from fivo to 15 years, were aboard the Strasbourg-Marseilles express when it jumped the track at l.es Kehels a few miles from here. Forty passengers were killed and 70 injured. . None of the yrisonera was seriously hurt, hut tlrreo gendarmes were killed anil the other pinned under the wreck :ige, lav seriously wcunded. All semblance of authority and order had disappeared. Tho prisoners were free but, instead of running away, they pulled the wounded gendarme out of the tangled mass of wood and iron and laid him on the grass. During the night they rescued 31 injured passen gers. Then they gave tnumseivcs ui Vhey have since left for Algeria to serve their sentences but it is under stood that the minister of war is study in:; the case and the oplnioin is ex pressed that, in due course of red tape, they will bo pardoned. I FOREST TillOVE, Ore,, Oct. 11. i Rev. J. II. Sasnett was assigned ..Medford in the list of appointments .announced at the Oregon conference jof the M. K. church yesterday I Memherri'of the Methodist Episcopal church will he glad to learn that Hev. Sasnett lias been appointed to Medford for another year. Mr. Sji.snett has ninde.nn -enviable record since conihu? to Medford front Kcuttlc both as an eUlcient pastor and a public spirited citizen. . ' J Powcier Ounces for USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT AUSPICES OF ELKS Levitt, Brown and Huggins' shows, which nre to play for six days' en gagement, October 17 to 22, under the auspices of the Elks' ,ilHU team, has been out on the road for 122 weeks without, a stop, playing for civic and fraternal organizations throughout the northwest. It is at the present time playing. in Eugene' ." "' Harry L. Gordon, advance agent, who is here at tho present lime, ar ranging all the details, states: "Our shows nre refined and moral and we do not carry objectioiible features with our company. When the company arrives here they will ho open for in spection to the public. There are over 300 people in the company. They al! have to buy their meals, and about 225 will room out in the city, and all' inci dentals will he bought while the com pany is filling their engagement hero The running expenses of this mam moth organization amounts to $800 per day." The feature of this company is the j trained wild animal arena. The other attractions are all good ones. . I Following up the series of demon Istratlona for tho famous Kerr cereals 'and flours held in Medford last week, the Kerr-Gifford company has ar ranged similar demonstrations in Ash land this week. Hundreds of Medford 'people enjoyed the delicious waffles and cereals wheih were served at , local grocery stores with the eompli- nients of the Kerr-Oicord company jand Ashland people now have an op jportunity to . enjoy similar little lunches while the" demonstrations are held in that city.- I Th$sc demonstrations are being iheld to convince those who are not .already users of : Kerr flours and ; cereals, .the superiority of this pro duct. AdV. il : hi!clren& ' lip: DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are the most common diseases of children; To correct them ycu will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will da 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 tajce. WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. '. OVER ANDREWS BENEFIT Sfesdamcs Delroy Getchell, A. J. Hanby and A. J. Kiocker visited Ash land yesterday in the interests of the George Andrews Complimentary con cert. They, were received most cor dially and promised hearty coopera tion on the part of the Commercial club and the musical circles of the city, who pledged a large delegation to honor Mr. Andrews oft the evening of October 25. , It's a Grand Old .Remedy Yon can't keep strong and well with out sleep. Whether your rest Is bro ken by a painful hacking cough or Just an annoying tickling In the throat, the system becomes weakened and run down. Mrs. K. D.i Drake, Chllds, Md., writes: "After an attack of the 'flu' I was left with a severe cough. Noth ing relieved me till I used Foley's Honey and Tar, which I can highly recommend." It covers Irritated mem- Ibranes with a healing and soothing coaling, loosens puiegm uuu clears an j passages, sold everywhere. Aav. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 13,14,15 HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES 2."io Charcoal Tablets ....'. 35c En 7m Mol (Li(iiit Antiseptic)-....... 25c Laxative Aspirhi Ctjltl Tablets!,......". .r0e Mentliolcile Balm 1.25 Syrup Iypo)hosphati's (Tonic) 2;c. Tootliaclio JJropK 05b White l'' anil Tar Cough Syrup 25c Mentholated AVJiite l'ine and Tar . 50c IJikcrs Milk of Magnesia - TOOTH PREPARATIONS War Tax Extra. , 50c Klenso Dental Creme ,. - .'. 40c Kexull Antiseptic liowder 25c filters Tooth Paste - . :)5c Tooth BnTshes (No War Tax) ' 40c Tooth Brushes (No War Tax) , 2 for 26o .....2 for 36o 2' for 2Gc ......2 for 5Jo 2 for $1.26 2 for 26c 2 for 66c .......2 for 26c 2 for 51c 2 for 51c 2, for 41c ....2 for 26c 2 for 36c 2 for 41o ; FACE CREAMS War Tax Extra. fiOfi Ai'hutits Cream - ........ 35c ('ream of Almonds fiOc Cocoa Uittter Cold (!imun 25c Camphorated Cold Cream .. 50c Harmony Rolling Massage Crenirt 25e. RiUeis Peroxide Cream : 25c Kikers Cold Cream, Tubes v.- FACE POWDERS War Tax Extra. $1.00 Boiptet Ilamec .... 506 Violet, Dulce 50c. fitya Powder 50c Harmony Powder 20e Powder 'Puffs ......2 for 61o 2 for 36c . .......2 for 61d .......2 for 26o ......2 for 51c- .....2 for 26c ......2 for 26o . ..2 for $1.01. 2 for 51c' ......2 for 51o 2 for 51o 2 for 210 , RUBBER GOODS No War Tax. , $2.75 Maximum Water Bottles .!-... .-. .'...2 for $2.76' $2.25 Water Bottles :.: 2 for $2.26 : $2.75 Maximum Water Bottles :. 2 for $2.76 $1.25 Combination Attachment Sets ............2 for $1.26 $2.50 Ladies Syringes 2 for $2.51 -TALCUM POWDERS War Tax Extra. , 50o Botptet Ramon Talc. Powder 25c Violet IJulcc Talc. Powder 25c Trailing Arbutus Talc. Powder ................. 35c Kexull Violet Tale. Powder ...... .: 25c Chinncwa Talc. Powder - ...2 for 51c ...2 for 26o ...2 for 26o ...2 for 36o ,..2 for 26c 15c Rexall Toilet Soap 25c Klcnxo Tar. Shampoo Soap Medina led Skin Soap Soap SOAPS No War Tax. 20C 30c Facia .2 for 16c 2 for '26c .....2 for 26c . 2 for 31c SHAVING PREPARATIONS No War Tax. 35c Rexall Shaving Cream 50o Rexall Shaving Lotion PHARMACEUTICALS 2 for 36c 2 for 51c. PERFUMES War Tax Extra. 25c Boltles Perfume ' '. ... nOc Hollies Perfume-. .... 75c Toilet Water : $1.00 Toilet Water :.- ..; HAIR PREPARATIONS $1.00 Septone Hair'fonic '50c Liquid Harmony Shampoo 25c Violet Dulce Shampoo Crystals 15c Hair Nets, All Colors BRUSHES fiOc Bottles Caseara Aromatic 5c Cream of Tartar . : , 25c Tubes Zinc Oxide Ointment 50c Bottles Hinkle Pills...... fiOc Bottles Kl'fervesennt Sod. Pho. 25c. Oc ' $1.25 Bottles Genuine Aspirin . icTins Cenuine Aspirin - c Tins (ienuiiie Aspirin STATIONERY (i0e Lord Baltimore C0c' Ijord Baltimore Tints . 50c ifoxeg Staiio'nery 3.e JJoxes Stationery $1.50 Boxes Stationery - ". $1.10 Boxes Stationery 1 5c.Wri tins? Tablets- fiOc Pound Paper . : 50c Boxes of Envelopes to match 15c Rnvelnpes 2 for 61c ..........2 for 16c 2 for 26o 2 for 51c ...2 for 61c 2 for 26c for 41c . 2 for $1.26 2 for 61c 2 for 61c 2 for 51c 2 for 36c .......2 for $1.51 .......2 for $1.11 2 for 16c 2 for 61c 2 for 51c 2 for 16c 85e Hoc fiOc tide 35c 35c 35c 40c 40c 30c 30c 30c 30o 30c 30c 30c I fair Brushes Cloth Brushes 2 for'26o.; 2 for 51o ...2 for76c; ...2 for $1.01 .'.2 for $1.01 J...2 for 51o 2 for 26o ......2 for 16o 2 for 86c .2 for 86c PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Coffee Ten - Chocolate Bars (Bitter) Cocoa . Beef Cubes Lemon Kxtnfct , .' Vanilla Kxlraet j. . Packages Black Pepper Packages Cinnamon Packages Nutmegs Packages dinger Packages Red Pepper. Packages Red Pepper . Packages Alspiee ... .2 for 61o .....2 for 61c ...2 for 36o ...2 for 36c, ..2 for 36o ...2 for 41o ...2 for 41o ...2 for 31o ..2 for 31o . 2 for 31c 2 for 31o ...2 for 31o 2 for 31o ...2 for 310 GUMS AND MINTS Liggitts Cum 5c Liggitts Mints .. :....2 for 6o ...2 for 6c. " West Main St. WEST SIDE PHARMACY a-skaa. CHECK YOUR WANTS. CUT THIS OUT AND BRING IT WITH YOU T
