Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 21, 1921, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextSTEUFOTCD 5TXTC TRTBTHTE, KTETIFO'RT), OTCF.fi FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21. M BOOKING OFFICE TO BE FEATURE AT 2-HEADED SNAKE OUR CASH : EH ru ok. tr. . leave it to the kiddies to pick KelloggS Corn Hakes- yes ma'am, fust like you will! Put a bowl of KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes and bowl of imitations in front of any youngster! See KEL LOGG'S disappear! Try the experiment ta yourself ! It's jreat to knew the difference in corn flakes tat difference between the genuine and the "just-as-goods'M Kellogg's hare a wonderful laror that would ; win your favor by itself but when you knew that KeUg all-tbe-tiate crispaeea! Well they juit make you gUd. That's the only way to say it! Kallagg't will amap-up kiddia appe tites something wonderful! And, our word for it let the littlest hare their fill just like Daddy must hare his! You'll never know how delicious corn flakes can be until you eat KELLOGG'SI TOASTED CORN FLAKES ; -is CORN FLAKES k un ( KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES asd SEUOCCS BRAN, ui araUa STAR MEAT MARKET Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Groceries LOTS OF. NICE CHICKENS 'AND ' RABBITS Special for Saturday Choice Steer Beef Pot Roast 15c Choice Steer Stew Beef, per Hamburger Steak, per lb. 20c Good Bacon, per lb ........I.,.,...,.,.,.,. 30c Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb. ,.",.,. 20c 314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 WRESTLING TONIGHT For a $500 Purse THOR OLSEN "World's Middleweight Olympic Champion, 1912 ; v? f K vs. - : TED THYE " Multnomah Club, of Tortland ir Two Out of Three to a Finish, at Medford Natatoriuni Friday, Oct. 21 'All wrestling holds will IV posed in the rins:, bo forv the match, especially the holds barred. GOOD PRELIMINARY S:S0 Sharp BRING THE LADIES Tickets on sale st Brown & Brown's Elk's Club Ringside $'120; Reserved $1.65; General $1.10 Plis War Tax WALTER MILLER, Referee Something entirely new In the line of stage production will be seen in part two of the Andrews Complimen tary concert, on Tuesday evening at the Page theatre. Not only are the lines of "The New York Booking Of fice written for this occasion, but the applications for tryouts for the vaude ville stage bring forti talents hereto fore unsuspected in our midst. The writer "listened in" at a rehear sal of this part last night, and while sworn to secrecy as to the personnel of the play, we are privileged to state that to audience will see its next door neighbor in a side-splitting role. Every merchant who has a slow account hanging on his books will be enlightened as to a sure-fire method of turning those accounts into cash. Every mother who has a daughter away from home cannot afford to miss Ihe screaming solace offered her in a rare bit of socg , Paganini, who aaa just finished a world tour and looks the part, will be one of the stellar numbers of this skit. But why enumerate? There are seven burlesque numbers which' com bine to make the funniest act ever staged by local talent. CHILDREN'S FREE MATINEE AT PAGE TOMORROW . Tomorrow is the day, 10:30 a. m. the tiift, the Page theatre the place, Jack Piekford is the star, the Geo. A. Hunt Co. and the Mail Tribune are the hosts the children of the cjty and valley are to be the guests. Be there. Clip this coupon and present at the door: COUPON This coupon will admit one child to the free matinee at the Page theatre at 10:30 a. m, Saturday, October 22. HEAVY MEAT HAVE SLOW Eat lees meat if yon feel Backmchy or x hxrt bladder trouble Tata rl&a of Saita, Ka man or woman who nii melt tsa larly can cuke a cistala by fluffing the kidneys occasionally, ttsya a well-kaowo authority. Meat forms uric ai whiea excitM the kidneys, tier became over worked from the strain, p slavish asd fail to filter the waste acd joisons from the blood, thea we pet akk. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, iiir trouble, nervousness, disxiness. aleerleasaess asd urinary disorders cose treat sluggish kidneys. The momest yen feel a dull tcbe ia the kidneys or your back fauna or if the arina is eky, cfircaiTe, toll of sedi meat, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation ef scalding, stop easing meat and gv aiect four eanees el Jad alte frees any pharmacy; take taMMpaccfu ia a gCaas ei water before bmkfart asi ia a few days too kiiseye will a fine. Tiis faaos saita is mace froa the an J ef craw asi leaoe jniea, aoaafciatd with litaia, and aaa heea used for rMTiioa to S2a aai iua! tae kiiaeys. aso to lextraiiie the aaeia in wriaa as it ne lowsrr wim irritatisev, aaas endiaa Kadeee eaiiaiai li Saha is rtia and urf iajmra; makes a etiifttfal afarveaaaat limia-watar dnak wkxk eerni aeold take ww aa then te keta the kiaasfa, twi and acuve aad taa kd atra, tWseg ii i asmscj kicaaf Make T!s Oregon Your Hotel WHEN" IN POSTIsAKD FCPUULR SPACIOrS LOEBT At the Center of Everything Broadway at Stark St We scff-ees ree write. tke ec wire for Reeen laoea AKTHnt H MTTT-RA. ataatarer While driving through the country about seven miles from the town of Rogue River, Mrs. Gunning Davis stop ped her car and descended the back of a small creek for the purpose of get ting some water for her car. 'As she descended the bank she noticed a small snake and at about the same time Darrell Garraon, who was fishing along the creek noticed it and picked it up discovering that it had two heads: whereupon Mrs. Gunning Davis gave the lad S20 for the possession of the ' creature, and brought it to Med ford. Anyone wishing to see it may do so by paying a slight fee in addition to the regular admission price to the Aus tralian Entertainer's show with the Leavitt-Brown-Huggins Carnival, as the snake is now being exhibited here. The two heads of the snake move Independently and the little creature which measures $ inches ia length is perfect la every respect save for the superfluous head. Both heads are per fect and of equal size. So far as can be learned this is the only specimen in captivity. The rep resentative of the Mail Tribune who viewed the snake will vouch for the genuineness of the two-headed feature. E The following sidelight on the Dr. Brumfield murder case is reported i by the Roseburg News Review, andj was revealed in the closing argument j for the defense, the name of the; woman writing the letter not being revealed: "With that statement, the attorney! picked up some of the letters found j in the Brumfield auto wreckage and: declared to be the personal effects of Dennis Russell. ,One of the let- : ters was postmarked Medford and I addressed to "V. D. Russel." It read; as follows: 'Please don't send anyj more letters to me. I don't care to! hear from you at all. You claim to be a man but I don't think so. If you j was you'd pay your honest bills. Doj not write to me more. I'm mar-j ried and live a nice clean life and' have the finest man in the world."" Out of trie Snows "Out of the Snows" is the predic tion at the Riaito ia which RaU n !nce acts in the double capacity ns director and leading man. has noii '.arH ty of scenery and speed vt action tl-an is usually fo-jii The I x.-ai of the story is Canada, from Qwtc n.j :j the Arctic. Among many novel scenes in this tamiing draa is one which edicts the destruction ly fire o! tie fur-trading ship. "Pole S:ar." x An unusual photographic fat in another part of the picture is that showing a man huntin a blinding snowstorm. There is physical acum galore when Ralph Ince and h'-S six feet two of brawa aai muscle .ngges ia oee of tie snappiest acreei f.gtts seen in rranr a day. It is a kg tixe since Mr. Ince as heen seen as a leading su. and his re:sm was warmly recerved by those who like good, lively pictures with a -paca. At the Pane Ccastasce Talsadge in her latest starring vehicle "Lessees in Love,"! will be the featare pbotopUy ataa-j tioa at the Pace tbeatre for a three days sic-.r.s beginriig taoorrcw! siatiaee. Miss Talsice s latest prcdaotioa is a pep py fare coedy presectirg tie star in a lijit sxd pjeasicg ro!e. tiat of a flarpe-r who chooses to be wroed as a 5-er at g-.ri rather tv.ai as tie tC'-je bxxvisd nz:Sr of sociev". 1 surport of lie star is a lawless cast of , weli-kaews piayers that iacCsies Fiora r-J:ci. Ge-rte F c'.;. Kear.eO: Kaiiaa aei .':ry Harrisoa. Tie rsc ttre was taic-fa in F!oria las, winter i-d coxtaiis l-:tiJ3l trocx-aJ specie shs. A vtal dn-ri-ic picture is "Sow-is j the ffai aii:ed frera Syisey Gri-i-: dy s 5T:tt azi r:ir--ixc Arita Stewart Tie Tictire wiich cX-tw-j t.-ifii at tie Pare ii:re aid is r-actitel wr.i r-i Ki3 ia3 u array of irter Jsf?'f. is stifei fca-iK?--:-:y ui hf-i ly cast that i.-ic-ir4 Vyr.:e S-.;irj-. Wiia V. X.-C.J aid Medford Grecnhooses err ixowxrs FLO SAL TESGXS plaxts axd risers FVwrrs j W!re Aaj hn Aj Tiane MADDOX & BONKEY SHOE PRICES ! Our tremendous volume of Shoe business enables us to .make prices on our shoes that can't be equalled anywhere. Every pair solid leather and guaranteed. We quote you just a few new one. just received. FOR THOSE BOYS Irewn Lace Calf, sizes 11 to 13 2'50 Urown Lace Calf, sizes 13i2 to 2 . 3-75 Brown Lace Calf, sizes 214 to ; 3 0 Black Lace Calf, sizes 11 to 13 ?2- Black Lace Calf, sizes 13 to 2 $2'25 . Black Lace Calf, sizes 2 U to 5:. - 2.50 Browu English "Walker, sizes 2io to 5Vo Special ?3.75 Brown English Brogue, sizes 2i to 5 y - Special $5.50 1 Lot Black and Brown Button or Lace, 2y2 to 6. .Special ?2.0'0 FOR OUR GIRLS Black or Brown, sizes 5 to 8..... $2.00 Black or Brownizes SH to 11 $2-25 Black or Brown, sizes 111 o to 2 $2.50 Brown Kid Lace, sizes 8 to 11 $2.8o Brown Kid Lace, sizes ll1-; to 2 $3.25 Full line of those Kewpie Twin Shoes. FOR BIG GIRLS AND LADIES Black Calf. Low Heel, sizes 2U to 7 $3.00 Black Kid, Military Heel, sizes 2U to 7 $3.50 ' Black Kid, Plain Toe, size's 2 to 7 $3.50 Brown Calf, English Walker, sizes 2t3 to 7 $3-50 " Bsown Calf, Military Heel, 21 2 to 7 :. $3.50 Black Calf, English, sizes .21 U to f -'- $4.00 Brown Calf, Lord Heel, sizes 2U to 7 r $4.25 Black Kid, Military Heel, sizes 2i, to 7 .$4.50 Brown Calf, Military Heel, sizes 2io to 7 ; $5.00 A FEW FOR MEN Black Calf, Lace, sizes 6U to 11 $3.00 Black Calf, Work Shoes, sizes to 11 $3-50 Brown "Wonseam," regularly sold at $G.50. Special $3.75 Brown Heavy Work Shoes, Special at $4.50 Brown English Walker, Rubber Heel, Special... $4.50 Get out that Mail Order Catalogue and compare these prices, then come in and let us save you 50c to $1.00 a pair on these.shoes. We challenge all competition and solicit a close comparison of qual ity and price. You be the judge We'll abide by your verdict. Cash Prices St Your Moitj W for C111 Oilj - . . 7 c Business Volume z be abls to undersell 'Athland Oregon ani 8tiU make money SATURDAY Rexall SpecialHair Nets We will seU an of the single mesh Goodform Hair Nets we have on haad at 10c EACH 3 FOR 25c SATrKDAY OXLV West Side Pharmacy MEDFORD-ROSEBURG AUTO STAGE Leaves Medford ll:0a. BadaTy. leaves Roseburg 1:00 p. m. daily MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES Leeve Medford S OO a. at 11O0 a. m, 1:00 Leav, Graaa Pa a. 1:00 p. 4:00. 6:To p. Car mow at ail intermedial e points. ITaitia, rooaw. MeOfort. 3 S. Iroat. rhooe 30fl INTER URBAN AUTOCAR CO. WOOD M wood pf an klxxS. Omij wood tm mj Bader rover. Also best Vui CVal at $ 1 1 Wf car. VALLEY FUEL CO. T0U CAK GIT M0IT XXJ OLD TEKQ AT M0IT UTT OLD TI1CS IT Xt VOX'I LADIES PREFER Clean Bands and Cleaa Clothes ! Universal Tire Filler Better Hiding Cashlon Than Alt no rwrpx0 prxcTTRES -,JfO BLOWOcTS . ; GAYL0RD : 110 X. Riverside Phone , - GIM CHTJNQ ' China Herb Store Hrb care tor esracEe. r.eeach. rrn. dlptheria. sort throat. Un troo' aidny troublt,- to.naco trup:f. trouble, chills and fever, cramp Peer circulation, carbuncles. ,um? cracked breast, cures ail kinds of golt"1 i i , . 1(1" This is to certify that I. the """JJ tfrr.ed. h.d very sev.re .tomich trojN nd hd been bothered for several Tfsj: ri Istt Aujust was not eirec!"!; live, and V, rs rstirf IWIKW1 Herb ,tor :s at 114 South Frcit strsft Medford . I rWirt.. .-t herbs for.p' lom.ch trouble, and 1 svarted to fee"" better as soon aa I usd them and too" am a well man and can heart'.iy ro mend anyono afnicied as 1 was to i i nunc and trv h:s H'rrj . v itnese: J.m. Lewis. Eat! Point. . t- Chl!drth, Eayle Point. Jl. A. Anderson. Medford. R Holmes, Katie Potnt. . K Moor. Earl Point. J . loIntr. aglo Point. , , I : iad aaU rtr