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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1921)
I MEDF0KI5 TRTBTTS. "MT!DTiOT?'n. (VRF.flOT. TUESDAY. yOVEMKr.tt: 1, 1P2f VKCITZ FIVE D.O.K. KSGATHER PRAYER SERVICE ! 3 -J Wednesday Sale Bonnie B Veils Regular 25c Veils 18c 2 for 35c Heakfo's Drug' SLore , The San-Tox Shop 109 Eat Main Street. i Lin Ill ' IS i IN THE POCKET OR IN THE BANK ;- It is still too true that. much of what might be working capital lies in the nockcts of ! American men earning nothing. If you are inclined to carry about a good deal of money, try out the plan of having two accounts at the First National a Mayings and a Commercial and keeping most of your money in them. Let vour monev work for vou. I First National Bank ; Mdford Oregon Oue of the most elaborate ceremon ials of Its kind will be held next Sal urday in Medford by ttie Dramatic Order KniKhls of Khorassan. Repre sentatives will be here from all parts of the valley and from northern Cali fornia towns. A parade will be held at 2 p. m. that will eclipse anything of its kind ever attempted here. The local Dokey temple has been busy for the past month preparing floats, drilling and gettin? everything ready for the turnout. It is expected that hundreds of out of town people will be here to witness the parade. In the evening a banquet will be served by the Pythian Sisters to the Dokeys and the prospective Dokeys at the Castle hall on. Main street. After the banquet the ceremonial will be put on at tho new garage of Schuler and Jerome at Sixth and Ivy. This splen did new structure has been donated by Schuler and Jerome for the uae of the Dokeys and will give them a fine hall for their work. A campaign is now on to get every K. P. in Medford and vicinity signed up beforo Saturday. If any of them should be overlooked it is hoped that they will hunt up lien Trowbridge and get in lino for the big doings. A special feature of the public turn out Saturday afternoon will bo the Dokey band and tho brigand tenm in full regalia. GO TO fTiiS Vanity Shop "The distribution of the registra tlons up to September 15, 1921 shows that in Jackson county there were reg istered 16 motor vehicle dealers, 303 chauffeurs, 6221 motor vehicle opera tors, G7 motorcycles, 3S58 passenger cars, 5 ambulances and hearses, 1 bus and stage, 127 commercial cars of less than one ton capacity, 298 trucks of frpm one to five tons capacity and 2 trailers of from one to five tons capac ity, or a total of 4291 licensed passcn ger arid commercial motor vehicles. FOR Millinery Blouses Neckwear Silk Underwear Hand-Embroidered Underwear We have only up-to-the-minute styles at right prices You are cordially invited to look at our merchandise MISS LOUNSBURY, Milliner Corner East Main and Bartlett A Picture of Father and Mother How it would delight your children, how it would please your friends, the nicest Xmas present you can give. Arrr fr urn iMmditt Sittiif TUDIO 21" K. Mail Quality Photographs "On tho (iroiuid Floor" Medford, Ore PACIFIC COAST CO. At the meeting of the Ministerial: Association of Medford held at the j Library yesterday morning expres- j slons of the highest gratification at the results of tho . "Ho to Church j Sunday" plans were heard from all j the ministers. Tho idea was most fa- I vorably received ail over the city and j the ministers and churches are hope ful that many will remember the sug-! gestion of the day and form tho habit j of regular church attendance. The j Mail Tribune was thanked in a re.solu-; tion for its aid in the worthy eause. In response to tne request of President Harding, for prayer on Armistice Day, on behalf of the Dis armament conference, which Is to vember tho 11th and whose deliber ations and decisions means so much to the wholo world, arrangements were made for a prayer service at the South Methodist church, corner of Main and Oakdale, at 7:30 p. in. on that day. for the people of th city who wish to attend and also those t. ho are here to attend the exercises of the day from outside points. There will bo no speech making, but simply a brief, earnest prayer service to which every one is invited. Further announcement will he nuido later. Arrangements were also made to' hold the annual union Thanksgiving service this year at the Christian church at 7:-3U p. m. On Thanksgiving Dny, with Uev. R. P.' Lawrence, pas tor of the Presbyterian church, preaching the sermon and the niiu-ic to he furnished by the church in which the service ia-lnld. Further announcement will be inarto later. llev. Joseph Angel of Phoenix, Pres byterian church was a visitor at the meeting. E. P. LAWUKNCK, Secretary Association DEMONSTRATION OF The fall advertising campaign of the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. is not only a boost for Pacific const products, but a boost for the Pacific coast and its enterprises. "Crisp and Dainty," "Fresh and Tasty" are some of the captions used to sell and popularize Snow Flake sodas to the consumer. W. G. Mohr, tho advertising man ager, in discussing the thing with our merchandising department, feels that this campaign should accomplish the double purpose of selling the Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. as a real Pacific coast institution and at the same time selling the public the fundamental idea that they can buy a local product of the very finest quality made by a con cern that Is the third largest in the United States. The carupatcn Is appearing in the columns of the Medford Mall Tribune and also In other dally newspapers on the Pacific coast. Alternating with tho Snow Flake copy is attractive advertising for P. C. B. assorted cakes. W. C. Schcu,;maiuigor of tho Los An geles firm -that manufactures the Scheu Smokeless Orchard Heaters, Is in the city transacting business with It. G. Iiardwell, local representative. They will' give:: a demonstration of this heater at. the Benfc Creek orchard Wednesday at T. p. rii. txr which all who are Interested" 'arc invited;'. The Scheu heater. Jif made of both cast Iron and sheet i)'Si In five and seven gallon sizes. I)aMe Vood, of the Palmer Investment Co.' recently placed n order for 8500 of these heaters. The "company also makes, two kinds f smudge pots. ,t Mr. Scheu will bo. at- the; ftardwell ruit Co. until Saturday and will be pleased to see all whey nre interested. VELIE LINE PLACED 4 ,JLG umsuj THERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlains 1 Tablets for constipation. When the proper , 'jdose is taken their action is so agreeable and so natural that you do not realize that it is the effect of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic proper ties that aid in establishing a natural and regular . - . rr t 1 . 1 action of the bowels. Chamberlain s iaDiets nave cured many cases of chronic constipation. H. H. Bromberg, sales and advertis Ing manager for the W. II. IleLay Motor-Co., of Portland, is in Medford for a few days and has made arrange ments to place the Velie line in Med ford again with the Medford Velie Co. to be located in the building known as the Valley Garage on North Holly. The Vejie cars are popular all over the coast but the line has not been handled In Medford for some time. The Medford Velie Co. has the agency for Jackson and Klamath coun ties and will push the line. VISIT BOOTLEG TRIALS A delegation of women represent ing the churches of Medford attend ed the session of the circuit court this morning. In anticipation of th calling of one of tho bootleg cases which owing to unexpected length of the preceeding civil suit was not call ed this morning as scheduled. The women will be In attendance at th trial cf John Goodwin, taxi driver, scheduled for hearing this afternoon at 2 o'clock, and wll probably be I attendance at tho second trial of James (Shine) Edwards, scheduled G0UHT ON CALUMET KB IF you want every bake-day to be a success if you want positive results at an economical cost use and depend on CALUMET BAKING POWDEIt Bakings are always uniform in the millions of homes where it is used. Everything served is just right tender, light, perfectly raised and thoroughly wholesome. Failures are unknown. Guard the purity of your bakings use Calu met. It's pure in the can pure in the baking. Contains only such in gredients as have been officially approved by the United States Pure Food Authorities. Order Calumet today It will pay. A pound can of Calumet contain full 16oi. Some baking powder com in 12 or. cans inatead of lfloz.cana. He sure you set a pound when you want it. Little Children Brighten Homes EVERY young couple starting out in life has visions of joyful hours spent before the fireside with healthy, happy children; but, alas, how often young women who long for children are denied that happiness because of some functional derangement which may be corrected by proper treatment. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is just the medicine for these conditions, as the following letters show: McDonal(!,Ohlo. "I suffered from a displacement, a weakness, find a great deal of pain. The doctor said nothing would help nie but an 0e ration. JIo said. I could never have any children lecauso I was too weak. "I had often heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, so I tried it and it helped me. Now I tun in the best of health, do all of my own work, and have a lovely boy six months old. I recommend your medicine to my friends and youhavo my permission to use this letter." Mrs. .1. O. Kaoi.kson, Ciurlield Ave., McDonald, Ohio. Mesa, Colorado. "Ever since I was a young girl I suH'ered from a great ileal of pain every month. I tried ditferent medicines, but only got relief for a short time. I had been married seven years, and wanted a child, but was not well enough. My mot her advised me to try Lydia Ji. IMnkhum's Vegetable Compound as it hud helped her, and I am happy to say it restored my health, my pains disappeared, and I havo a lino little girl. I advise ali women who sutler as I did to try Lydia E.l'inkham's Vegetable Com IKiund." Mrs. K. C. Wiujsr, Box !1, Mesa, Colorado. Many such letters prove the reliability of T 1 Lya EPinkharrfs:,;:: ;!cm.pouncl prDlAy. E.P1NKHAM, MEDICINE CO UYNNt MASS. PAINLESS DENTISTRY At prices that you can afford Is the policy of this office. Wo nro lie lii'vcr.s In a volume of business will not dying to get rich off from n few imUi-nlH. You will find our prices nro reasonable, In fact probably moro I'cusonnlilo tlmn is oblnlnnbln In nny denial office of llio Xortlnvcat, and donu by skilled ooi-iitoi-s, covered by u Ill'o giiiinuilco. Knowing Is Believing A visit to our office will convince you that our prices nro reason able and Uie work done uainlmsly. DR. O. J. JOHNSON, Dentist 3BB East Main Street, over M 51 Dept. Store, Medford. rheaa Afl Office hours: 0 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sundays 0 a. in. to 13 boob. Other time arranged by appointment. For right prices In MONUMENTS i 1IKADSTOXK8, COPINGS, , VAULTS, LETTERING and repairing old work In comstoataa, call or write. ARTISTO STONE CO. Work erected In or shipped to all pnrls of the rnclfio Coast. , ' 137 N. Fir St. Medford, Or WOOD! All klads of weed at right prices; trj mill blocks. ' Orders Prompt! Fnied i. MEDFORD FUEL CO, - ' Cor. Fir and Third. I TRADE MARK, SUCCESSFUL FARMING MEANS FORDSON FARMING Come talk with us or visit any of the owners for true facts. Success Depends Upon Your Equipment ' C. E. Gates Auto Co. Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway . . . to be beard this week.
