Medford mail tribune., October 12, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

OTO THE RESCUE
. 'till It's Too Late Follow
l'"c.;mDle of a Medford
,w Citizen..
ohlnir back. ' '
Wf .. nn ucliinB. trouble mav
u teei - ,
? .. ...l.vnips kidney weakness.
hftel " ..... )h klilnevs' warning.
!f?"f for urinary disorders.
H uwlford citizen will show you
E's " rescue. .
mfS a Smith. 103 E: Jackson
' .. "I km' t,,e valueof Dona's
sW5'.,... ..,Y I am elad to recom-
,,,t rm "'1 , r. " r ..'i.
ijj in""' , .,,, T h,i sBvere bacli-
d's0I. . ....i..3 ttirmiifh inv kidnevs
f ii hard (or me to do any stooping
lifting- .,i.,.,nfv Rnnn remnvpil
MeX, and other signs of kid-
L60c.'at all dealers. Don't sim-
as'i...'.. piiIb Hi name that
U'l p.r.Mllhnri, f'n
Smltn nau.
. Buffi'"' N. Y. Adv.
Unie Hurst v
ays
: "Rupert Hughes
pedhis pen. in
when he wrote
Nest.' " . ,
And S. Jay Kaufman,
noted writer, adds: "Mary
Alden livCa. She doesn't
act."
MEDFOTRD MATIi TRTBUST!.
ran
rwnri rmTOOY. WEDNESDAY, ftOTOr.F.TT 11 'M2t ' '7 PXQg MVP!
" ill , , l 'I , liil under Mr. Walker
" """" I, .,.. ,.-llnir M.tvis of this citv. at Seattle. saying sho has mado Hie , f ,imlv ,!f ,.rly I..0UU. Miss I while In .Mcioni.
npAi puniD I fjnfD ... i - - -
v W VI 1U. VI IVIII CkI IW Ull I ' - . - -
I. I
1Q WORK
ON COUNTY R'DS : GETS EASTERN OFFER
10 BEAT Rl
IS
ullrt is putting the
dip
his heart
'The Old
ordinary
TYPEWRITERS
Second Hand and Rebuilt
Machines V '
Noiseless
Remington .
Underwoods
Royal and
Corona Agents
Medford
Book Store
34 ST. "Central
The cnunty
.'omitiy r..;ils In mic fur winter
travt'l and c-xiris to have all jolts
now undi'i- way i-uniiliu-d by the time
the fall rains connniu e.
Tin? Trail road, tin condition of
which wa.s iruusu-l by Tom Oainvs
and uihor residents of that Beet ion
spring-, has hn- put in shape
with an expenditure of t2Zi). This is
not till the improvement the county
r-ourl would have liked to have made
on this road, but they believe u will
better t he conditions that pre vailed
last w inter, and enabl
travel 1m tot in and out.
The work of macadamizing the road
(tn the North Fork of Butte Creek is
under way, travel beiiut placid on
i strip a mile and a half long. This in
in the .Mike Hanloy and Tommy Far
low country, and these two headed
delegation that recently wont to the
county court with a protest. The
macadamizing will bo finished by the
fii-ut f th mimth.
The road in the Meadows district is
being widened and graveled, ana
new covered bridge built across
Evans Creek, The llutte Falls road
around Rocky hill has been put in
uhmin fue winter t raffle, and next
year it is planned to macadamize the
stretch befween liocky Hill and
Kaelc Point. v
The new Annleirato road. which
ll...i..(itnj tlin .T.-wlfsmnvillo hill, has
been macadamized three and one-half '
miles .from Kuch towards .Jackson
ville, and the first rain will sue the
county roller out smoothing down the
rough fpots. This road has a maxi
mum urndo of five yer cent.
Tin cnuntv has a small crew or
msn at work on the Little Applegate,
mlnimr the roads-to schoolhouses
mile anil oiu'-hnlf nlmiK
this nlrenm there are 10 fords, una.
last week's work resulted in tlio ellm-
nf ruin- i-f them.
Work on the Green Springs moun-
..... 1 1 wnnJ Iltlll
tain roan nns umi .
next week tne caierpioar mm man-,
tier will lie put nt work by the county
builrtinK a racetrack at tno county .
fairgrounds south or tbio city.
One of the firs, churches of Phila
delpliin has tendered the position of
choir director to .Mr. A. Andrew
Walker of this city. The rector and
oiRanist of this church and Mr.
Walker have been Associated to
gether before.
The above oTfer bespeak3 the value
placed upon .Mr. Walker as a director
and teacher, coming from the atmos
phere of real professionalism once ,
more. Mr. Walker is holding the i
propostiou under consideration and
i is not forgetting that the winter in ;
eastern cities is very conducive to
'rheumatism of which be is and lias i
been a victim for three years. Mr.
Walker has also received a letter!
Dark, cool mornings arc fine for sloop, lmt sloeping
lato 'never helped one up in the world. That's why
the hustler needs a .uood alarm elo-k these days.
"We have the host make on the market.
, AVe have another good lmy in Phonograph.
$1:10.00 cash buys a perfect $150.00 machaiie.
FAY E. DIAMOND
Jeweler
George Andrews
Complimentary Concert
Page Theater OCTOBER 25
PRICES FLOOR, $2.00
GALLERY, $1.00
BALCONY, $1.50
Ticket holders may exchange their tickets for reserved seats at
box office Saturday, Oct. 22, from 12 to 5 p. m. Regular box
office sale opens Monday, Oct. 24.
lj
in .
Sale Starts at
Exactly 9 a. m.
FRIDAY
Oct 14th
Any Piece in This Lot While They Last lc Each. Regular 10 to 25c
Values.-
Flower
Shop
EXPECT SELL OUT PAGE
1 BE
We will open our down town
Flower Shop in part of the
building now occupied by the
Sugar Bowl, at' 206 West
Main street ", ,-. t'.'
'''''
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 15
We will have Cut Flowers,
Potted Plants Ferns, Bask
ets, etc., for sale at all times.
Maddox & Bonriey
Down Town r Phone 127-E
Greenhouse Phone 374
.Tickets Tor the . George Andrews
f,..,iiimntnrv concert are now in the
i,.mi. nf the solicitors! Patrons are
iirced to secure their tickets of them
.. . n. i,M,iur nf commerce on Fri
Ml ill. luu on....."--
day its tt is the oarnfest desire of the
i nnmQnt trn over the top ua
,1..- Tipknt holders wm mvc
nf cpnts af the box office
111 HI V.1H1 V.
. ...in Ur. nnnnail Tfl IIIUU1 ll
wnicn win w rt .
reservations on satumuj,
12 .ni. to 5 p. m. :
Make
V Oregon
Your Hotel
WHEN IN
PORTLAND
, n.miln 7hP Tfl
'i?n,4iin lino iiidoed smiled on lis.. making it possible for us to
.. J J tlllio nu ill
i.nnwivos of Medford and vicinity, these remarkable
I,,,.,;,,. Prohablv never again will we be able to place such
"0 . .
splendid values before you. -
' tv' ni,n i,ia B1 n it criterion of the new lower prices on
''Alumiinun Ware generally. It is true that wholesale prices on
A! : WmHl,...,, iho.v have berai, but they are not low
enough and nrohalily will not he low enough to permit articles such
as these to be sold for so low a price in thefutcve. .
This is -a special trade deal offered to stimulate sales and as ?
such stands in a class to itself. . , . : '
1 We urge an early attendance in order that ybu will not lie dis- .:
appointed. 'It must be first come lirst servea. . . -
unex-
POPULAR SPACIOUS LOBBY
Af the Center of
Everything
Broadway at Stark St.
w.
ueirost you write, phone
wire for Reservations
ilvrnvit H. MEYEUS, Manager
1 it the Paae
Ono of the most thrillinR chapters
from the romantic nistory u.
Northwest Mounted Colice is " ""
'for the story of ".Man Trackers the
. ;hiph is to be shown at
the Pase theatre beginning today, for .
thdayL' familiar- with the
traditions of the scarlet-coated riders
of the north will pernups ' -
incident which has ueeu
the plot of "Man Trackers
A young serBeani i
. .in. iiop r I i ik iiioiMi"..
loved Hie ,u'" ,, ",, l
His rival for her lianu u . "
an influential citizen ot too com . -..wi
-, .kitted aKflinst Mm
. lintlr) I TIR VUllIla Uliiv..
.. ;.,, rvocation. He was
snot nun "...- .- . h
sent to prison, casmere.. - -service
and utterly disgraced. His re
r to right his -ongswas one o
tlie most dramatic evemi. - ---lone
aco. and has been
coiimi, - a
smashing climax, of , amazin
ecten. -
The cast inc.uue,
Furev, Ruth lUiyce, tiaio
,,"!. M,.n,.liouKl, and others equallv
popumi.
a h Rialto
A rare treat la promised patrons:
of the Rialto theatre 1" Manager Antle
w',o announces that beginning today;
The Journey's t-nii iie.u -'
. ,ut nt his house.
days raw- - - cm.
It renresenis
ema novelties of the. current season
inasniiKii ".;,... ,rI ai,.
drama oe. .... - ,
iof tin mu iu cm".
iime ."" u. onn()r.
uhn nnve urcii -v
unity f reviewing this splendid pro
",L decla.e it to be a marvel of
. i ih storv is said to tin-
VSZm he utmost lucidity despite
. f ovnlntiatory titles.
the aiisei..- , - . are
The featured players ... ... -
vniiS mllin. Wyndham Standing and
George llancroft.
r.hanaes Name
P9 C N. J.. Oct. li-The fame
l rro"K . " .""T,i labor under,
i8h0Ui,i --"-":,nB!li(lt(M,ay. lie
GUARANTEE
x. f nTTAT.TTV T5RAND Aluminum Ware-is positively
JUVCijf u. -c :--
guaranteed to wear for twenty- years. If any piece does not, the
person having purchased same can return u uu -it
for another piece at our expense.
GREAT NORTHERN MANUFACTURING CO.
Any Piece in This Lot White They Last $L48 Each. . Regular $2.00 to
: - ..i:...:i.. ilnp.1 tn wear for
SERVICE 20 year,. AVomon arc prou.l to , have them ... the., k.tchen.
OLjIV M.Ky . , - fl.p,.:8hinir al,d mako better cook-
These ulensiM are in keepinR " ;
t i i,.....i,.0t nciiu-e and last a lilo-timc. .
inr possible, will wmisia.i.i o- t.
' Tm 4 rrllrXT "Quality Brand" "tensili arc maac irom m. u, ......b.
SANITVTlON O'jpercentpurenluminnm-.-.it is stamped from ono
tffirtl . ,,,., 8oWer used; no crevices for particles
solid p ece lliey seanue, n - .
B ' 1 . . , ... ... i , ,.,1 amnilnrv.
of food to lodge Tlicy arc orisiu, cie..u ...
. wrvT "Quality Bra..a" utensil will not rust nor corrode; they will
S AFET Y not scall nor will they peel or chip off. They arc the safes
kJ11--' . . , f.nilv -W it a innosslhlc for food
cookins utensds for your home anu jo.it - ' -" - War
to spoil or become contaminated wl.en cookcu ii. . v .....
mtI1T "Quality Brand" utensils, are lar enenper ... ...
FCONOMY than other utensils. Their enduring service makes unncces,
nd monev because they
sarv the constant buyinj? ot new ones. i'.'
heat readily, distribute the heat evenly aim rem... ."o .
i ' TEN REASONS WHY :
YOUSHOULD USE
1 "Oudityw Brand
Aluminum Cooking Utensils
1 It is stamped from hard, strong, 09 per cent pure aUuniuum.
2 It is very tough and durable; yet light in weight.
3 It is attractively and perfectly dcsigncti; every picere. . .
4 It is' bright as silver, but does not tarnish. '
5 It is clean, sanitary and wholesome. , .
G-It is rust-proof and does not contain or form any poisonous compounds.
7- It is easy to keep in good condition, all corners nro neatly rounded out.
8- It is economical, because it saves fuel, find will last generations.
9 There is no enamel or coating to chip, crnck or car of,f.
10 "Quality Brand" utensils are guaranteed to wce.r twenty years. .
NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS.
n6 C. O. D'S.
NO PIEC ES RESERVED
ii
j Medford Furniture & Hardware ty
to Ucujaiuin iruttw.