Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' TAfiK TWO h ocal and Personal Mayor Gates has Issued a proclama tion setting aside Sunday, Oct. 30 as "Go to Church Sunday," giving, the official sanction to, the observance of the day. The mayor of Portland did the' same thing in the observance of the "Go to Church" campaign recently put on In that city. The churches are planning fur special services and for large crowds, and every family Is urg ed to attend some church in a body.. Bert's famous chill con carne. Gush er .Cafe. - C. L. Goff, representative and outu em Oregon adjuster for the Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMlunville Is adjusting the loss on, the dwelling occupied by' Fay B. Diamond which was badly damaged by fire last Thurs day. 180 "That. is . one of the finest police logs you ever laid .eyes on has more brains thnn the average human," said Hugh Rankin, supervisor of the Crater national forest, today as he pointed to his canine pet which was sleeping by the radiator in his private office. "Get up, Alex, get up, and let the gentleman look you over.". Jiut Alex, named after the superintendent of Crater national park, only, slightly pricked up one ear gave a feeble wag of his tail, and dozed on, showing that he is a night police dog by bis all day sleeping. Alex la gun shy and is in course of training. The report of a gun fired near him finds, him in another state a half hour afterwards. Vet his owner is proud of .the scroot. -'., . ; The radio spinal nerve rest. Dr. Halstcad, Phlpps Block. 189, . Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point I Saturday., . . , . . .,. 188 i The auxiliary of the local. American Legion post- will entertain at cards. In the Legion club rooms pn Tuesday, Nov. 1st, instead of Friday, Oct. 21st, 'as previously announced.. Edgar Wight, watch, repairing. . , Dop't, forget the place, Nat tonight. Popular BOo dance, , ,.. . 186 Vhe wind storm of last night rear- other, lopso things In Medford yards and, streets. Some folks got up this morning to bo, gladdened by . the sight of all the leaves from their, yards blown over into neighbors' yards, leav ing their pwn lawns slick and clean. . Pur lino of, shoQB for the baby Is complete.,- See thorn in all colore and sizes at the Handicraft., , ,,188 ! New shipment of dresses . at the Colonial., : . ,', , '. i ,. , 187 . Pear growers of, the Rogue. River valloy have no complaint.. about tho prices of, their fruit this year, accord ing to Ben C,, Sheldon, member . ot tho , legislature nud one ot the leading citi zens ot Medford, who is at tho Imper ial.,, Boso pears are npUlng for, J8.2G '.a box in Chicago, "We rulse tho boat "pears in the world down In tho Rogue -River, ennntrv" Rnlrl Mi. Rtinlflrtn Tlio Oregonian. , , ,, ,., i ; Mrs. Paul Hanseq, corsotlore for ' Soo Grahiim & Wilson as tp putting that roof in gopd repair. , Don't wait unyv It begins to leak and tho plaster starts V fa,ll, fix it ngw. We can glvo you sarylce,., ,103 East Eloyentb. , 180,, The egular niontuly, lhoeting. of tho Golden Link Bible class will bo. held at the home of. Mrs. Justin Judy Thurs day aftornoon, Oct. 27.. Members will meet at tho church at 2, o'clock und oars wlU be provided for .the trip. Tho Hallowe'en .party will be bold at th,o home ot Mr. and Mrs. C. A. W.blllock, 317 South Orange street. Friday even ing, Qc. 28th. AH members urged to be present. , , . , Hilllowe'en dance at Eaglo, , Point 8aturdayi..,, .,y-t,.. ,., , , ,. .. 188 Home down to Pulton and. Robinson, Inc., and see the cream separator bar gains, v : , ..' ., . - . j tf There was .born to,'. Mr.; and .Mrs. Jack Sworn on October ,26th, an eight and three-nuartors . K)und , boy. Both motllor and child ra doing well. ' .Clothes Economy. .We can nave you money.. , Forsythe. Dyers & Cleaners, pnpne u.-: Bnon at no Mistletoe. Wo also soil, suits made, to measure, 17.75 und uu. , raone us or call at the shop. ' :.! . , 189 Don't forget the place,. Nat tonight, Popular BOo dance. - ,..'.., 18G' . The Ai ot an Inch. of rain which toll )at night was welcomed by tho. far mers of Jackson county, ah this mois ture together with that, which fell re cently will. make fall plowlug easier. Rain , is the prediction for tonight and Thursday. . For salo-r-My new this year's Bulck, run only short distance, fl-lfiu. Tel. Children's Darnlcss hose at tho Co lonial, 2oc. . is MriMarqBlake T AM SURE whan you have tried home-made pimento-cheese you will say- it far xcells any you can buy ready prepared. It can be made in a few minutes and you can be sure it is perfectly fresh. Just, warm some mild cream cheese in Carnation milk and stir until creamy. Add a few pimentos and a dash of salt. You will have no need to dread unexpected lunch eon guests with these ingredients nt hand. , . , My Hnma Cooking Leitont alio contain numerous lucReitioni which you may find nciptii. . i- will aead you a cnmplett act. Irea and include a book of 100 ietea rvcipes If you win write mt car of Carnation tlilk Products Crtrnp any, . Portland, On. Following the leasing of their farm Chas. Dunford and family have re- moved to their old home on the Ster ling road near Jacksonville. There will be tne regular meeting of Keames chapter Wednesday, Octo- ber 26 at 7:30 p. hi. Past matrons will put on the Initiatory work. 18ti Old hens as well as pullets are al-, ways sold .by a classified ad in these columns. Frank Stlnson and a crew of power company linemen left (his morning with a 3V4 ton Mack truck and a trail er, for Prospect, where they will stub power poles and otherwise ' prepare against the heavy snows which are due to fall in that district soon. Invest, your savings In, the 'Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf Hallowe'en dance at Eaglo . Point Saturday. 188 A budget of $54,560 for the coming year has been approved by the city council of Grants Pass. The present tax levy of 22 mills was also raised 1 mill. Purchase ot a new chemical truck and the upkeep ot parks are hed responsible for the increase of the tax levy. A special election will be held November 17 to provide for the paving of about half a mile of the Pacific high way, lying within the city limits. Un less tho people of the city authorize the project a gap in the highway will remain. . - Order your doughnuts and pumpkin pies now for Hallowe'en. Medford Bakery. Phono 37. '.-'..''-, 189 Popular dance tonight at the Nat. Only 50c for a whole evening of fun. 180 Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. Frink of Seattle are .guests at tho Hotel Hol land. Among other guests, are C. A. Cpttrell of. Chlco, J. E,. Harter of Cor vnlliH, 10. Kowcr of San Francisco, H. F. Paine of Tacoma and Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mims of Alturas, Calif. Hemstitching and plcotmg 8c per vard. Work done while you wait. Vanity Shop. , 209 j To stop, advertising before your pur pose, is accomplished Is as stupid as pulling a ..plant up by the roots to see if i,t is growing. T. H- Ness of the power company, has rqtuwed to his office following his recent illness. Dr. H' E. Murphy,, dentist, over Woolvforth store., , , - Hallowe'en dancd at Eaglo Point Saturday. , 188 , George Manning was . among the Medford visitors in OranU Pass yes terday on business, Agate Jewelry, Edgar. Wight. , " Croscont orchestra at Eagle Point Saturday.. -,, ,' ; . . 188 . A flivver,, containing five O. A. C. students .enroute to Palo Alto, where they hope to see the Heavers dofoat tho upholders: of tho Cardinal . this coming Saturday, passed through Mod- ford early this morning. , O. A. C. pen nants and inscriptions expressing the opinion that Stanford would feel out. of place in the coast conference covered the roar end ot the car.. -.. . ., ..- Don't forget our sale on stamped goods. Aprons for children and grown ups, your choice 60a at the Handicraft. -,i..w.,. , .'. 188 ' Just! recolved a shipment of 30x3 Mi flrst-olass tiros, $13.50. Medford Vul oanlzlng Work,., ,189 Popular dance tonight at tho , Nat. Only 50c for a, whole evening of fun. , ' . : . .186' Orln Davis of Weed, Calif., is In Medford for a few days on. business and visiting Ills many old timo friends. Mr. Davis formerly resided iu Mod-. ford. . Ho Is now In tho employ of tho Southern i aclflc company nt Weed. Ford cars completely overhauled $20 to $25; other cars in proportion; work guaranteed. Central Point Garago. 190 Mrs. H. B. Ordwoy of Montorey, Cal.,' is stopping in Medford with friends on her way south from a visit at Spokane, with Mrs. N. B. Newconlbe and Mrs. 11. F, llnrnett. . $100 buys good serviceable rough and ready car small truck box on back trip, electric lights, Btornge bat tery, good tires and ready to go "right now." Easy to start. Inquire River side Garage, Medford. 1 - '. tf Tho Ashland view of tho comhm nladford-Ashland high game lioro la set form 'In' tho Ashland Tidings as fol lows: "Adherents of tho pigskin gatuo are looking forwanl to what is pre dieted to bo "the game" of tho soason when the Ashlnnd and Medford hus kies crash on the Modford field this coming Saturday.; tluless , llosoburg, which haB a footbull team this year for tho first time In tho school's history, appears as a "dark horso," tho cham pionship for southern Sregon will bo decided botween Ashlnnd and Med ford. Tho Medford team defeated the Klamath Falls toat'n last Saturday by a score of 19 to 9." Crescent orchestra nt Eaglo Point Saturday.' . ixs R. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts fur all buildings. Residence 21T Apple street. Phone 643. tf New ginghams at tho Colonial 20c. . 1ST M. Russell returned Inst night with a load of freight from Klamath Falls and left this morning with another load for thnt city, lie reports that the tvatls are still In good condition. , Ford cars completely overluiuled 120 to $25; other cars In proportion; work guarantood. Central Point Gunigo, 190 Tho combination smoker and feed of the Elks lodge tomorrow night prom ises to draw out a very largo percent age of tho membership. Ilcsldes four rattling good boxing matches there will bo n musical program. Rear Creek Orchard announces that It Is now ready to Immediately pack out yonr apples. S-U-l. 187 When In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallaco Woods, 108, 711 E. Main. E. A. Wnllln, of tho Ashlnnd branch of Swift and Co., was a Medford anu Grants Pass business vlsjtor today. High grade tailors fur men and JfVWVtt, Qrres, A-aaJ. Or. . MTDFOTCT) MATTi TT?TnTT?fK. city Water Superintendent Chas.' Davis and Joe Hlbbard, the grocer and I tlie latter's son have returned .from their over a week's hunting trip in the Elk creek-Flat creek country towards the Umpqua divide without having bagged a single deer, which Is a novel experience for Mr. Davis as during his sixteen years of deer hunt- ing he has always heretofore obtained close to the limit. The party certainly had tough luck as it took two days to pack Into the region, and then It rained hard almost every day they were there. At that they saw lots of deer In the distance,, but too far away to get a shot at, and none close by. Extra papers of Sunday, Oct. .23, with full account of the unveiling of the D. A. R. manument to the pioneer road builders at this office at 6c each. 186 Imiiorted laces at the Colonial. W. R. Gaylord and daughter ed yesterday from a motqrcycl, into Scott'B Valley in nortbe-:; ,187 '.(in tall fornia.' Your children as you know tnem a'V doliuhtfullv natural in Macke "ii'..-"v graphs of distinction. 204 Eas'. Mali' and Central. . MS China lily bulbs. Jap Art Stori. ' GueBts at the Hotel Medford lncl'"1? J. J. Groff and W. D. Conner are !." ily of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. .i-juii'i-ton of Berkeley, Calif., C. F. Aklurn. of Chicago, H. T. Thorson c" DrV--i, N. D., and Harry Johnson ': V'.r.lA N. D. Hemstitching 8o per ydj ! Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. ' tf Cream separators at co3t ui ratto. and Robinson, Inc. . tf Notico: Tho W. J. Webster Bord touring car will bo sold at Gates auc tion Saturday afternoon. 1S8 The Pruitt & Myers Auto Co. has about completed the process of moving from their present place of business into the building formerly occupied by the Tuiny Motor Co., which has been rebuilt since, tho fire. The Prultt Myers' .former headquarters will be occupied by William Offutt, who will conduct there a fitst class machine shop as well as manufacture his re cently introduced piston rings. Crescent orchestra at Eagle Point Saturday.. . ,, 188 The Hard Time dance at Jackson ville Friday night Alford's Imperial orchestra.. . Chicken supper. Everybbdy has a good time at J'ville. 188 When lu need of sash and doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main St. . , . - . . Due to the recent rnlnB the fire dan ger is all over for the year In- the Crntor national forest, and all lookouts and the 18 remaining forest fire fight ers kept on duty for the late fall sea son, have been discharged. The look outs, In fact,' were relloved from duty jtirea. nn rw -tr.tl, - Cillnwtiitr tho viiinn nf,WOUk w.i uw. .ui... that period. .i Primrose cream separators sold for cost at Patten and Robinson, Inc. tf Bert's famous cllll. cou came. Gush er Cafe., - Edgar Wight, reliable Jowelor. Mr and Aire. W. C. Rlckotta and Mr.lU8ed to bo troubled a great doal with i 1 - . .1 . and Mrs. ). Hcott or.i'oruanu, amveu ; r;- "m: ... ' I., the city this morning and are eXf1 ! muter milk ana cream at tne cozy N .. .. . . . lf . A fine line ot cigars at the Cozy Nook. ' ' . ' tf" ' Will buy Newtown apples,. -Address, return or any. Kidney disorder since T. J. Smith, cure Hotol Medford, stat-iand,lady recommend thl fine rein ing what you have to offer, i IM f.' -rhe above statement was given J-.lUUOl .YtllltUU, It" Olll lVUl cituien, a tormer resiaont 01 .lacason-: villa, died yeatorday at the county oopr farm,. The. body was shipped to his foriuer.homo in California for burlul. Jacksonville Post. , ; . . ; ' . Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. . All kinds of rough and 'dressed lumber.-.,. Wallaco Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main St. , . . - ... . - First-class 30x3 V4 tlros: f 13.50. Med ford Vulcanizing Works. 189 Full Value: in trade for misfit and discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 223. , : - ; i, ' ' .;. - '. . I" S lire Relief FOR INDIGESTION (NDIGESTI0W 1 CCHTS A Oell-ans Hot water u re Relief ELL-ANS 25 and 75 Packsgos Evoryvhr D A GOOD COUGH REMEDY . . is Pine Tree Expectorant With Tar and Menthol Made by the San Tox Co. Only at HeaLH's Drug' Store .. . The San Tox Store s -109 East Main Street. flfF.D'FOTin flT?Kfi ON. WEDNESDAY. OCTODEtt 2f, The Woman's Home Missionary so-, ciety of the First M. E. churci will. hold an apron social at the n.m Mrs. B. J. Palmer, 211 'N " ' avenue, Thursday evening :.' ' The membership and tl" " are requested to bf ...zt friends are invited. -' gram will be reni!i"-; ments will bo served. Chill cou came si.-i '" ' ' Cfe. . Hemstitching ' Pleotlng 8c per yd. ' Vanity Shop, . Come tb tho Hallowe "- ,n! Roosevelt BChool on l-'r!-.. j -r Oct. 28. at 7 o'clock. I o.. . . the children and p!er.ty d for everybody to eat. V -tci program on Thursday. To dato 682 car loads of ..'..: s i 210 cars of apples have been el i i1 u the eastern markets from te '1 ror,; district. So far plenty I it'.rn.'rator cars are arriving -...i-b ;.r -all shipments, but the I ,! :.; ounches, one do not any a.ri li e vel lay too many, Is rather ji. .K.vln . ft- 'he local shippers. , 'or I'Bfai Plus Service. F.. . '.''9 Insurance Man. It 'a r'-y Nook,. UeVoe's new st-.e .n )' ia" b'llldiug, Is now open tor i yv tr t-' r-" 3n's bull I idny night at Jack 5 r. Aifn-f's Imperial orchestra. J-..;c!ien, f-.-, .ei . A good combination. . 188 n. ..Ti :s at present at work hoqu;." y i. md mending holes In the Nr-t. r- i ' . i.;s will assure a dry floor wi, bout ipv ti'sOTSity of small patches o.' B"-?-:3-.'Jievi ;ad there, when the bisV.olhail sar.it.6- re in progress this winter. ,; Eftrrtt hh'o washing and polishing at -'imiso!. parage, 36-40 S. Fir St. P,rC!ei!, J .r .'i 3.:V0. . 208' Newcorn; for all kinds of wood.! Phono fix. . . . . . ' . JivJ.rtlfi wrtes Insurance on any- iMnj ni.vwheia ... , . - ' tt 'hj n.:r'!i -ound passenger trains j of ti, : 'voQon were from one to two! hours '.i': due- to some trouble on the Shasta division. Yarn! Yarn! Suitable for scarfs, slippers and sweaters at the low price of 70c a hank. See Handicraft window. ;. ... 188 Southern Oregon Lumber Co. has 2x4 lumber in various grades, planed and roilgh, also some boards. Sell cheap. Ask for Mr. Marris at. mill, tf , -When better automobiles are built,! Rnlck will buld them. -. tf BAD BACK TODAY? 4 Backadie -, Is iuaunlly kidney-ache and makes you dull, nurvoits and f f Uho UQ'h Kidney . Pilla. for . kidneya-rtrrthe remedy recom- niende by yjtur friends mid no.Kh bor.si '' Afik yoiir ieightor! Mi-fi. JI. Jons,1 208 Trlhp St., Mtd ford says: VI nm ' always 'ready in speak ' at gtffcrt word for poan's Vid npy IMUh for-1 havo nover found uny- ttliing witml to them for bAckaohe. I ln.L- niwl fit timnu u'hn:i I u-fttllll through my kidneys nearly cutting ' my breath -off..' My kidneys acted lr-, regularly eHpecinliy at night. - I used . Uoan's Kidney Pills and they entirely relieved the trouble. 1 hnvo hid no ' I lMnr(.h J- J, , J nnd Mlirch l2. i ) 2 a. Mrs. Jones said: to retrommend "I am ttl'.viiys Doan's Ki.Iuy glad lUls nnd thoy never fail to help me when I hno nny kind of kltlnoy dis order." ' , ' ' ' 00c, at' all doalors. Foster Mllbuon Co.. Mfra., lillffnlo. N. Y. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IX)ST lietween Trail and Modoc orchard, hog weighing 200 lbs. Noti fy M. E. Mlddlebiisher, Trail, Ore. 100 FOR SAuK Furnished or unfurnished houses. Seo owner, Mr. Taylor, of Valloy Fuel Co . .. . 1 - . 188 FOll RKNT I room furnished house, 04 Clark. - -y - 188 DAY OR NIGHT WEEKSCONGER CO Tuneml Direotort ..... Harold Mabb of Ashland terday in Medford havinn down in his new couie. Dr. Harvey P. Coleman nil' Electro-Therapy. ,nJl4. Phone 966. Ci vp carne seab ! ' , '' jj ' - pf. . Why Wait .5. I '' ' ffWiKh ': for si i: ' Ml Husband f I ' i vlPSl al Who May i tm'- Return?' Am a ori! WL: . . . I . i33S-V - ' 1 UUAY : a If you were separated indefinitely from th? . Oomintr Sj man you love, would you await his possible . , I ' Sunday t . . .:). . ; ;, ""ni-or; live your own Me?, , , , V, . ELAINE H ' i --' It is a special First National Production '-' j HAMERSTEIN m ,,mwwmwwMwwr, -.'-.... . if- " . - : - . ; . , , ; ;. . n MAY BE CALLED, BUT WE HAVE ALREADY RECEIVED. A K : ': SHIPMENT OF THE FAMOU - M; SIMMONDS. BEDS r I STOVE BARGAINS' ... We have the largest ' You surely can find one to suit your pocketbook -'; H filNG IN YOUR OLD STOVE OR OTHER USED GOODS IN : EXCHANGE FOR NEW MERCHANDISE. MORDOFF & WOOLF 217 W. Main Complete House Furnishers 1021 M W Campbell nnd family nn.1 i -r t-il.f a-rived if It - uty n vl r. n'ues'dav with the intentiop , ,u:7 he.e. und W at picec:-: i . ..I. .i .-ittn ra'llU. .t fcJiW if ... r, ;t KjiW 1 t'r ' ii,; 3 :s. palmer Piano House in the latest styles and finishes You have to see these beds to appreciate them " Dcn't overlook bur ' - assortment of Ranges and Heating Stoves in Southern Oregon. 115 Ranges and Heating Stoves on the Floor which range in price frpm . 95g to $48.00 , L m ? ' nnd daughter tr? f.u.r-- .neuua, .Mr. ftD, . P. Ml-X. ey..iiid. Dr. and lit, . oiL.A .- - : ' ..... ', iiva :k hnma niiin ,1.. .. - Mt,.. is uc Lava a noma man do yr,: tuav.rf' wroisey back guarantee. i Medford . . v i.