Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 28, 1921, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOTm OREGOW SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2!), 1021 I: ii a !! III! Ii ll II ill ll Tocal andli Personal i: The calling off of the great railroad strike gave much relief to all residents of the city and valley, especially the fruit shippers and orchardlsta. I'p to today 683 cars of pears and 242 cars of apples had been shipped east from Medford.. No empty refrigerator care arrived In the city Friday but from 15 to 20 came stringing in today. Edgar Wight, watch repairing. He a ghost at 10:30 tonight at Nat. Ghcst3, spooks and black cats reign supreme. ., 189 The four planets of Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Mars will be in perfect alignment the last of this month, and on the nlKlit of Oct. 31st, next Monday, the heavenly phenomena will be vis ible on the Pacific coast according to astronomers. As this is an extremely rare configuration, which will not oc cur again for 50,000 years, Medford folks are warned to be on the lookout on Monday. '! Alta Naylor,, Goodwin coraetlere, 20 Eoutb, Fir St., upBtalrs. Phone 918-W. 210 liefore making final arrangements for your next printing Job let ub have a short talk with you. Wo can da posters, cards, and display Blgns eco gf , nrmiically and well. Dr. Frank Roberts left last night for (Denver, Colo., to accompany Mrs. Rob erts and their children back to Mcd- Sford. The return trip will be made by auto over the Santa Fe trail, through New Mexico and Arizona, and up through California. The family ex k pepts to prrlro in Medford again about inn istn or November, Dr. Harvey P. Coleman, Chiropractic and Electro-Therapy. 427-28 Medford 'y jiiiiK. J none yua. I Lath and plaster. Medford Lbr. Co, In response to many anxious Inqulr- Iles the statement is now officially made-that the Arthur 8. Perry, ex- i service man who left Medford the oth 1 cr day to attend th national oonren B tion of the American Legion at Kansas city, is not the van Tribune's war I worn 'veteran. The Smudge Pot editor has been trying for several days ' to I raise funds in order to spend Sunday in Ashland, fnr away from Southern I'aclfic whiatles, and in making an ex- E haustlve research of the sparrows in Llthia park. I New Moss hosiery $1.76 to $5.50 at the Colonial. 189 Worth-whilo Btores always adver- Use. Remember that whon planning your shopping expedition. Worth while Btores always advertise! Ollvo Ilobckah lodge: will give a re- coptlon Monday evening at 8 : o'clock for menibors who have boon ' away from their tirttiQi'lridKo'tbT fyrilo tijno. A large atljjnjlnilce iW- pxficctoil. Mrs. Paul Hanson, corsotlero . . for NuBone. Phone 685J.jj j A(. Hit J. R. Kano nnd J. R. Gilbert have roceny located, liar6,hnd .openojlfa bntteVy knd sortlct' sfatlortrk Irf rlfho Valley garage. Thoy carry rstocli'or rental batteries and do auto electrical I i , work. ,,.,,,.. ' fe-eemirBnrtmCJrTTcTroTaT'f'ttrln 1 lirVWMppTi$TjiyolMrf isht"Jrora J - tho Federal land hank at Spoknno, and iuii mis morning ror tne Honanza country, where ho will spend the next few days appraising land In that soc tlon. -Klamath Falls Horald. 1020 Ford bug. quick aule, $20J), 103 North Contrfc Wi" 'V' V "189 Join the frollo party tonight. Nat Many surprises. 189 There will bo a Hallowe'en special given by the Kpworth Lcngue of tho Methodist church Monday ovonlng. A novel entertainment Is being planned and Hallowe'en apooko will bo much in evidence. Chill con came aoason opon. Gusher caro. Shingles, shakoB. Medford Lbr. Co. MrB. Qoorgo WolschusBon nnd daugh ter who have been visiting hero for some time loft Friday for Now York city to moot Mr. Walscliusnon who 1b In tho navy sorvlce and will come there to spend Ills furlough. Clothes Economy. We can save you monoy. Forsytho Dyers & Cloaners, phone 841. Shop at 110 Mlstlotoo. Wo also sell suits mad to measure, $17.75 and up. Flume us or call at the shop. 189 Ask for it In a clnSBlflod ndvortiBo- ment! If It 1b holp, a job, a homo or an office ask for It In a classified ud and you will find what you want. U. J. Heller of Hot Springs, Ark., Is ' a guest at the Hotel Medford as are M. A. Smith of Chicago, Ooorgo Doll of Coos Hay, Mrs. OBwald Mlllor of ' Chicago, J. A. Wolch of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mobs of Chicago and Uoorgo L. Avery of Seattle Chili con earns season opoq. Giifllior earn. Kxccllcnt music, splondld sormonB. good comfortable pews, all await you at tne cnurcnos tomorrow. Cottage Grove wm selected the permanent site for tho annual camp meeting of tho Orogon conforonco of the Methodist church nt n special meeting of tho camp meeting commis sion held in Portland this week. Tho commission nccoptod tho offer of Cot tugo Grove Methodists to donuto the Bite and buildings. Hemstitching 8c per yd. Huttons covered. Handicraft Shop. Hallowo'on party. ' dance. Nat. tonight. TJio annual convention of the Ore goii. state dental association will be held at Portland on Doc. 1-3, and a number of distinguished speakers have been obtained for tho various assem blies. Uogln your Xmas gifts. Hero are a few suggestions: Pillow cases, with embroidery or crocheting, Bllppora, sweaters,' handmade handkerchiefs. Handicraft Shop. J94 Agato Jowolry, Edgar Wight. i Frank Parker has purchased the! The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Amer- confectionery store at Gold Hill of lean Legion post will entertain at Calvin Dusenberry, which the latter'card party on Tuesday, Nov. 1st at 1 I II IE ID Fun, tr frolic and 189 had operated for the past three years. Monday at 3 o'clock at the public library under the auspices of the Greater Medford club. Prof. Relmer will give an address giving some amusing and Interesting experiences of his trip in China and Japan. The club members wish to extend a special invitation to all women of the valley as well as the city to come and hear this lecture. Saturday special, Jersey coats $5.50 at the Colonial. 189 Gifts In ittery and hand-painted glassware and candlesticks. Handi craft Shop. . .- 194 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gilchrist of Gold lUlli arrived In the city yesterday for a several days visit. Bert's famous chill con came. Gush er Cafe. Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co: Enlisted men of the Oregon National Guard who are applicants for entrance to West Point Military academy will be given an examination November 8 at the Salem armory, according" to an nouncement of Adjutant General George A. White. Another big shipment of sailors just arrived at Lottie Howard's. 189 riuild a concrete bungalow. We manufacture hollow building tile, hol low blocks, brick and roofing tile French pattern. Call at our office and see our bungalow plans. Medford Con crete Construction Co. 189 The two men of the Ashland Joy riding party who were arrested earlier In tho week under the names of James and John Doe, and who put up $20 bail each for their appearance In Justice Taylors court the next day on the charge or intoxication, failed to ap pear, as was expected, and forfeited thiB money. The radio spinal nerve reBt. Dr. Halatead, Pblpps IJIock. - 189 Tomorrow la Go to Church day and you are expected. A carload of University of California rooters passed through the city last 0Tnln enroute to Portland - where they will attend the Washington-Call fornla game today. All of them, seem ed confident that California would win. Friday's arrivals at tho city auto camp were as follows: J. C, Taylor of Newport, Oro., enroute north; C. C. GllchriBt and family of Gold Hill, visit ing In the city; W. K. Dawes and party of Portland, enroute north; O. T. Now born and party of Portland, enroute Bouth, and W. M. McKlssem of Stock ton, Calif., enroute south. invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf . Everything for the baby at the Han dicraft Shop. !. 94 A largo' attendance from Medford and-'Vicinly tfajoxpoctod at the River-. mo wuiniuiiiiy ciuu s Halloween dnnco tonight. ;-: Come down to Patton and Robinson, Inc., and see the cream separator bar- "a'-i Mi- .;- :. i r tr "Aiito" lopsj;fcnffli foils, curtain lights. Medford Auto Top, No. Grape, j 2(4f" Tho hard times ball and cjilcken .supiwit given by -the- f1re;dcpn;rtnie.nt'.().f I jucHBunviuu iubi nigni was an enjoy ablo.uUttlr. attended.' by a )nrge -crowd of merrymakers. " High grade tailors for men and womon. Orros. Ashland. Oro. tf Wlnilshlold glass. Car storago by day, weok or month. HlttBon Motors. , ,2H. Tom Korrls, this local' niuit. carrying contractor met with a -alight nilsfor tuno this morning when the gns food lino on tho car ho ubob to transport mall from tho trains to tho post orflce became - obstructed. Tho car refused to run and Tom had to push tho trailer with all of tho mull from tho Simula train to tho poslofflco. Whon In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallaco Wooda, 108, 711 E. Main. Colored hnhdkorchiof squares 25c. Handicratf Shop. 194 Mr. and MrB. F. C. Clnrk leave Mon day for Los Angeles whoro they ex poet to sojourn two months. Go to church somewhoro tomorrow. Insuiuiico Plus Service. R. A. Holmes ho Insurance Man. tf i a p. m. at the American Legion hall. The proceeds realized from this enter tainment will be donated for Ihe aid of soldiers in the Portland hospitals. Our line of package goods is com plete. See our Xmas ribbon novelties. Handicraft Shop. 194 Yts, she wants to go. The music will be peppy, bo will the crowd. Let's all Join hands and circle to the right, amidst the cornstalks and pumpkins. Riverside Community club, Saturday night. Oct: 28th. 189 Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta.. Three autos Jammed full of rooters from Ashland patroed Main street and other portions of this city last evening giving high achool yells and distribut ing enthusiasm throughout the town. Seven or eight loyal Medfordites con vened at the corner of .Main and Front streets and gave a couple of Medford yells in response. Milford high Bchool students did not show their usual I ;'pep" and enthusiasm, nor did they advertise today's game through the i usual medium of a rally. Take the children and go to Sunday school and church tomorrow. Primrose cream separators sold for cost at Patton and Robinson, Inc. tf Hemstitching Plcotlng 8c per yd. Vanity Shop. (- Chlef of Police Timothv receives several telegrams almost dully from various parts of the state to be on the lookout for stolen autos. New silk umbrellas at Colonial, $8.50 to $12.60. Colonial. 189 Order your doughnuts and pumpkin pies now for Hallowe'en. Medford Bakery. Phone 37. 189 Expert auto washing and polishing, motor flushing and top dressing. New management, ut Hlttson's Garage. 211 Under the combined auspices of the American Legion and tho Ashland high school alumni association, a bronze tablet honoring the six local hlfh achool boys wko iiid during the world war will be dedicated at the high school Armistice day, November 11. Ashland Tidings. . , I Big Hallowe'en party at Riverside Community club, Saturday night, OcL 29tli. 1891 Ford cars completely overhauled $20 to $25; other cars In proportion; work I guaranteed. Central Point Garage. 190 Bert's famous chill con carne. OuBh er Cafe. The Washington school building was fairly crowded with pupils and patrons for the district Inst night to enjoy the Hallowe'en party of the school. An enjoyable program was presented by tho. pupils of tho school, and, various refreshments were sold'.' J Southern Oregon Lumber ' Co. has 2x4 lumber In various "grades', ; planed and i rough, . also somqt boards. Sell I chotfu Ask. for Mr. Marri8 at mill, tf , Chna, lily bulh.8,. ,Jap ,Aft tobf f. Your children as you know taem ax.e delightfully, natural, ini Muckey pboto BraphB o( -distinction! (204i 'Bob! Main And Ooritfal! .t-.-v 189. , ,.lle;cnreful or tho Oobllniwill get you Saturday nlgnt-at -Rlvorsfde" CoifinYft- nlty; club, pn tho Rogiie,,,. wv:AP'lil - banitary Beauty Shop are nowshow ing local models In window. 193 W. H. Vetter, owner of the Vetter .,iuill!- jll lilt: j,j,irft,ltK 'fiKPl'tlrtn fl!4C! Dnl,l t.i..'e3 l.l.lm'jt. to H. D. Blanchard who recently locat ed in Grants Pass from the MarVnzie river valley. . Mattresses, furniture inhoisteriir- Medford Auto Top, phone l'.'i. I'M" Ford cars completely overhauled $2-i to $25; other cars in proportion; work guaranteed. Central Point Garage. ir" O. L. Uoff writes Insurance on any thing anywnere. ti- Full value In trade for mlsrrt anJ discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel, 103 N. Central. Phone 2i : KM ...'. We Have Money fo Loan You it , : v'Jcme eleven Three Inseparables One for mfldnesi.VniGINIA One for mellowness. BURLEY One for aroma. TURKISH The finest tobaccos perfectly aged and blended: 20fbrl5 ) lb Kl-1i.n We will help you buy a home. This week placed us in position to help a few more families to get under their own roof. ; ' SEE US AT ONCE Jackson County Building and Loan Association C. M. KEDD, President 0- c- BOGGS, Secretary YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE THOR WASHER RIALTO TOMORROW ! and Thor Automatic Electric Ironing Machine Demonstration TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY LOST Friday, u Waltliam wrist watch. Fluder please feUirn to Mrs. V fl. I'- Fflrge, Herbpn A'fiartnients, .or ilihone 8S. Howard, v? 1st) FOR KENT ant rooms. 1 or 3 nice large, I'hone K7-H. Iileas-190 1 w v LOST Iletwoon Uoso Ave., nnd Wash ington school, 9 year old boys dark corduroy coat, belted model. Finder please return to thiB office nnd get reward. 11)0 WANTKD Host cash prices paid for old stoveB, furniture and moat nny thing of vnlue, nt tho Second Hand Store, 36 S. Grape St. Phone 1U32. 18!) FOll SAMS? Maxwiill car in beet con- tlftldh, vory cheap; ciiuh or ternis. Imiulro D18 King St. tt" FOll HUNT Fine ranch. Call J. 1). Andrews. Phono 53-M or 921,. l'JO THOMAS EOGELOW'S Startlinq Stoi'g of Prison Practice , TONIGHT "COURAGE" A feature attraction that holds first honors in romantic value. nS- "millions now living ., -. will never die" LIFE, perfect, limitless; with n regenerated race; on a restored earth; with a corrected climate and lite-perpetuating ,1'ood; under a Government which will satisfy the righteous desires of every, living creature. And it's 11.K1JE, at .the door! The portals of the new age are swinging open and many will enter and never die. You can hy no means afford to let business or pleasure or anyone deprive you of the solace and benefits enjoyed by those who have invest igated this timely and heart cheering message. The opportunity is provided in the lecture by F. H. Dougherty : of Seattle, Wash, . ' MEDFORD NAT SUNDAY, OCT. 30 AT 3 P. M. This lecture has comforted multitudes bereaved by the world war, epidem ics, and attending sorrows. So great has been the demand that it has been amplified and published in book form, including ;"(X) Scriptural proof texts. Those unable to hear the lecture may have u copv bv .sending l2- cents to I. H. s. A : at our store commencing TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1921 People's Electric Store Phone 12 212 W. Main St. Medford, Ore. A.B.Cunningham . O. O. Alenderfer No Collection. Auspices International Bihlo Students Association. Organized by the late Pastor KuHsell. .Indue Huthorford, New York City Uar, President. Seats Kree. SOMETHING NEW ! Chevrolet Hotspot This is an improved manifold heater, a simple yet efficient device that vitalizes the heat of the exhaust gases of the engine for heat ing the walls of the engine intake manifold. . This assures better combustion, greater economy, more power and higher all round efficiency. . ;. We will be glad to explain this heater to all owners of Chevrolet cars who will call. These heaters are being patented fcy Young & Moore and are manufactured at Young's Machine and Auto Repair Shop 33 S. Bdrtlett, Medford t t f Y T T f T f T 1