Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ... PAGE TWO MEDFOHn MAIL TRIBUNE; MEDPOftD, OftFiOX. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1.021 Tocal and Personal Thoughtless boys on Hallowe'en night damaged a number of cars park - ed on Geneva avenue, wboBe occupants were attending a social at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Davis, by draw ing tines and designs on the bodies of - the antos with bard chalk which scratched through the varnish. Every car will , have to be revarnlshed. Among the cars so damaged were the new Hulck Six ,of J. W. Johnson, the new Packard of .Vernon Vawter and tha autns of Judge M. Purdln and Ed Trowbridge. - Another citizen reported to the police yesterday afternoon that the curtains had been cut off his car Monday night' In another part of the city. Edgar Wight, watch repairing. See (Jrahara & Wilson as to putting that roof in good repair. Don't wait until It begins to leak and the plaster xtarts to fall, fix It now. We can give you service. 103 East Eleventh. 192 Mrs. Nye of Prospect bad a quantity of ground cherries on sale at the pub lic market this morning which made inj all 1200 pounds of this close to earth ; fruit she has sold at the market this season For a real grease job take your car to the Crater Lake Automotive Co. We guarantee our work. ' 190 Hello! Riverside Community Club dance, Saturday nite, Nov. Dth. Way down near tho pears and apples,, some peaches, too. Come on with the crowd. - 195 Howard Payne, son of John Payne of this city, swallowed a three-quarter inch Bteel ball bearing. All efforts to extract the piece of steel from the .boy's system have failed. Gold Hill news. Alta Naylor; Goodwin corsetlere, 20 . South Fir Bt upstairs. Phone 018-W. 4 : ' 210 i ; . There Is a lot of pull to a well ' nrranged appeal. No matter how strong the message If the printing Is careless tha UM6 I fereleeeei t failure. , John A. Weaterlund leaves for Tort land this evening to arrange his apple exhibit for the Pacific International Livestock exposition, of which ho will be in personal charge during the expo sition; ;. " ' ' ' '.- Latest styloB in hats from the east at Sparta Bldg., room 2. Mrs. A. 11. Koeliler. ''...' . 196 Much of your Income Is spent In storet. Why not take an Interest In stores and store stories. ' .'- i ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Phlnps spent the week-end with Air. nnd Mrs. ;MHitlej-s)iptt .EugePOj at tho Swell :t)itmlO'tind-a swell ftinie Butte Falls Sat nite. - . 196 The parties taking the hinll box bo 1,JpoElP6.jQ.,.,E;,.Edm.onda.ElQvontU ... ..on.'! Chestnut gtrfiot, ,Mon(lny night are trouble. " " ' ' ' 192 The fine new borne of Mr. and Mrs. U..C A. Jxaltlitiu-GQiiuvii stmot baa. Just bc-en. sojd to Paul. J3. AcKoa, gonorAl manager of ' life - Cfillforriln-OregAn PowJr1(,'cpmpn,n,, who-, vill Krrlve . hero L Willi .his family wlUlJu tho. next two voolt's'roiii' SahFranciscoT and nibvo Jftto iUi ' " ; . x Latb- and plaster: jiedford; lAtf, Co. f Aro you on your way to insoct an ad ih our;hlasBlfied columns? Somebody lit searching impatiently for 'that pro perty you are wishing you could sell. ' II. p. Parkliurst, 210 West Jackson street, Medford, has beon awarded f 15 . , by the city ' to cover damagos to bis , automobile' top after passing under a low hanging tree limb In one of Ash land's main thoroughfares,, following action taken at a recent council meet ing. According to investigating eoun cllmeh, the Modford man unavoidably struck tho limb. Ashland Tidings. Let J. W. Chlsiim and Sooly V. Hall do your rspuln work at the Crater .;- Lak,e Automotive Co., 123-25 S, Front street. y .;, . , 186 Why are they going to Kingsbury? JJecause they have a real time. - ip4 0 F1.1 Nlckeraon of Spokane is n guest at- the Hotel Modford. Among other glioma are E. W. M. Bwodborg cf Philadelphia, Pa., J. T. Jardlno of Corvallls, U. W. Wright of Soattlo, C. P. Johnson of Eugene and 11. D. Powell of Portland. ' -v Mm. ' Paul Hansen, corsetlere for Kulione. Phone 686-J. - tf Chill con carna season open. Gushor ' Cafe. 1 - '' . Thore was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Putney a 7 14 nound boy on November 1st. Chili con carno season open. Gusher . Cate. .'-..' Larkin Roynolds, the well known contractor of this city was operated on for appondlcltls at Sacred Heart hos pital on Monday. It will bo rocallod that Mr. Reynolds served In tho lato - war In France and Ireland and was chief carponter'a mato at tta close. He has beon a contractor hero for years and previous to IiIb illness was engaged 111 tho construction of "Tho Villa," tho flno now homo of C. I. .Hutchison, West Main nnd Ross Court, upon which work will bo suspended ; t until his recovery. , Aerate Jewelry. Edgar Wight r III carnival dnnoa Bat. nite, Nov. . 6th; at Kingsbury Springs. ' Snyder's .; orchestra. ' 194 ; ' Miss Addlsnn is conducting a dom ." onstratlon of the Thor Ironing machine today and every day this wuek at tho l People s Electric Co. Como nnd sec this time saver and what a pleasure It nia1;ps of Ironing. firing your Ironing ito you and let tne machine do the work. ; . ''.'.' 'Invest your savings' 'n .the Jackson '' County Building and loan association .- . tf , Hemstltchlug and plcotlng 8o per ' va'rrt. Work dono vhllo you wait. Vanity Shop. ' ' 209 The crossing signal which has re cently been Installed at the Eleventh street crossing is now in operation haying been put' in working order yes terday. We fix 'em. Crater Lake Automo tive Co., 123-125 S. Front St. ' , Shingles, shakes. Medford Lbr. Co. A coincidence of more than ordi nary interest occurred lu Madras last Sunday night. Elijah Straub, of Med ford, in company with his son-in-law, Clarence Sweeney of Kennewlck, Washington, arrived in Madras that evening with a bunch of horses which they were taking from Medford to Kennewick, and pitched camp in the western edge of , town. After It be came dark they were attracted by the light In the belfry of the Church of Christ and decided to go there and attend services. . They were greatly surprised, as they walked Into tho church, to find Rev. Walter L. Straub, the evangelist, doing the preaching. He is a nephew of Elijah Struuh, who was a twin brother of tho preachers father. The only other time they had met in fourteen years was at the fun eral of tho preacher's father two years ago. Madras, Ore., Pioneer. Hemstitching 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Stop tho rattle and wear in your Bteering rods and brake rods with a set of anti-rattle springs. Riverside Garage. tf Mr. nnd Mrs. Michael Brass and Miss Mary Brass have returned from a visit of four months at Lewlston, Mon tana. - - - Big dance at Butte Falls, Saturday, Nov. 5. 195 We are the authorized service sta tion for Stromberg carburetors. Re place the old one with a new Strom berg. . Two woeks free trial. Crater Lake Automotive Co:, 123-25 S. Front Ht. - , 190 Police Judge Taylor's official report to the city council shows that 13 cases were disposed of In that court during October, from which $230 was realized In flnt and forfeit kail bond. Six of the cases were for Intoxication on the streets, and two were for operating cars on the streets with open mufflers. Four cases investigated by the court were not docketed. Anti-rattle springs not only stop the rattles but they stop the wear also. Fit all cars and laBt forever. Riverside Garage. tf Begin your Xmas gifts. Here are a few suggestions: Pillow catos, with embroidery or crocheting, slippers, sweaters, handmade handkerchiefs. Handicraft Shop. 194 Unsettled weather is the prediction for Thursday. ,Thti; jemporalUre (Was lo.wh to 31; this .morning, -one degree bolow;;tnb" freezing point. 1 , h ,. Wo are located-at 30 North Holly street at Valley Garago. Wo are agonts for the now Voile Six and have a num bo r of bargains in usod cars. Your own term? In-rensnn;'-BntteryBorvlcein connection. ;.v.Qpen; Sundays nnd: erven-httK'-'MedfOTd' Vefie Co. ':'i:-";'tf'' Everybody's going to Kingsbury Springs Snt. nite. 194 Hlfsi M. J. Dick, of this city, has re turned from Ashland whore she visited with lior husband who Is a representa tive of tho Oregon-Montana Oil & Gas company In that city. Mrs. Dick also visited friends In Ashland. Medford and Qold lllll while away. She reports the weather Ideal In southern Oregon. Eugeno Guard. ' ,: I .;; People's Eloctrlc store will have a demonstration of Thor -Automatic Elec tric Ironer and Thor Washer at their store Wednesday and Thursday of this weok. 92 Another big party at Rivorsldo Com munity club Saturday night, Nov. 5th. 195 Invitations have been received in tho city from tho Grants Pass chambor of commoroo requesting attendance at the ceremonies to be held nt Grants Pass, Oregon, November 6th, 1921, In celohratlon of tho completion of the Irrigation project and In dedication of the Savago Rapids dam of the Grants Pass' Irrigation dlstriot. The Westcrlitnd orchards carried off 41 prizes at the Rogue River Apple exposition which is on at the chamber of commerce rooms. Prizu waltzes and spot dances will be featured Saturday night at River side Community club. , 195 Full value In trade for mlsnt and discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel. 103 N. Central. Phone 223. 194 By a vote of 65 to 10 the citizens of Ashland yesterday voted the special school tax of J55,612.6u for district No. 5. The total amount needed for the coming year was estimated at $83,412.60, of which the county school fund will yield $15,000, state school fund $2500, elementary school fund $7500, and other sources $2800, leav ing the amount voted on to be raised by the district tax. Ashland Tidings. Notice.1 Please return those chairs taken Hallowe'en night and no ques-1 tions will be asked. You are known. S. Small. 193 For Xmas presents Twelve really good photographs do not cost more than a supper party, and last longer. 204 East Main and Central. Mackey. 19." O. V. Myers returned yesterday from a business trip to Glendale and Rose burg. Gifts in pottery and hand-painted glassware and candlesticks. Handl craft Shop. 194 Old Doc Hulstead, some quack, treats the "tummy," also the back. With mechano nnd vlhro, magno and electro and radio heat, gives pleasant relief from the scalp to the feet. Office over Kldd's Shoo store. East Main street.l!2 J. A. Hemming of Spokane is a guest at the Hotel Holland as are A. De Falles of San Francisco, Roderick Miles of Portland, F. W. Marks of Grants Pass and W. J. Crane of Port land. Big dance Jacksonville Friday, Nov. 4th. Music by Imperial Four. 194 If you enjoy novelty dunces blended with peppy music, you will not go wrong by attending the Riverside Community club's party Saturday lght, NeveiBker itk. 1S Recent marriages performed by Ju4ae Glenn O. Tayler were that ef IleBSle Pauline Allen and Owen L. Womack, both of Medford, on Oct. 2Cth and that of Mario Anna Sherman and Alfred Edgar Parker, both of Grants Pass, on Oct. 31st. Of interest to the "homo builders": Wo have installod at our plant on North RivcrBldo avenue machines for manufacturing hollow concrete build ing tile and cement roofing tile, French pattern. Call nnd see our products. Medford Concrete Construction Co. , 197' -.TbqiWouian'B!;Auxillnry of the Le gion Post will hold- an Important moot ing concerning Armistice Day at "tha, Legion club rooms,. Thursday, at 7:30 p. m. Wo would like a full attendance. f;""l!)2 George T. Collins has sufficiently re covered from his recent illness to de part this forenoon on the stage for a business visit at Klamath Falls. Bert's fainuus chill con came. Gush er Cafe. I Popular priced dance tonig'it v 191 . Mrs. D. C. Rose is leaving tcday to;' Medford, southern Oregon, her former home, with the expectation of making her home permanently in that city. Mrs. Rose has sold her South Third street home to C'orvallis parties anl has disposed of other interests here. Corvallls Times' Gazette. f R. I. Stewart, builder, contract? for all buildings. Residence 217 Aunlr street. Phone 643. 'f Big dance. Jacksonville Friday, Nov. 4th. Music by Imperial Four. l'.!4' A petition signed by .the XollnwInK residents of Earhart street waj pre sented to the city council last nil t asking that body to have Euiha t street graveled: Ethel S. Wllllts. Rogue Valley Floral company, LouU Vincent, F. L. Minkler and L. C. Wll-. son. It is understood that the res!-; dents of the thoroughfare are ready to pay their half of the improvement. Some party! Where? Butte Falls! j When? Sat. nite! 195 Doors, windows. Medford Lbr. Co. Miss .Mary Barba of Wee.!. Calif., i is visiting friends in the city for a few days. f'liina lily bulbs, .lap Art Storfc. iT7"iiTiiii leiiiiwii ii m " i MiaM1ijMinrtnM-M'M'iii'i'ejeMeiMr I . ' The Colonial Shop ' Is That Cold and ' Cough Hanging On? YOU will be convinced that Dr. King's New Discovery does just what it is meant to do soothes cough raw throats, congestion-tormented chests, loosens the phlegm pack and breaks the obstinate cold and grippe attack, relieves the congestion in the head. No harmful drugs, therefore good for children as well as grownups; Right away you will notice the change for the better. Has a con vincing, healing taste that you will appreciate. Buy a bottle at any druj. VMb ea tee way haw ee-sight, 4r9c. Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and. CougKs Lazy People, Lazy Bowels. Don't neglect constipation. It undermines the health, takes all vim out of vou. Dr. King's Pills will invigorate the system, stir up the liver, move the lioncls. All druggists, 25c. D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE . i; Kings Fills Liberty Bldg. NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY Phone 298 DRESSES Tricotine, Poiret Twills, Can ton, Crepe, Dovet Crepe $26.50 to $75.00 ' SKIRTS of Prunella, French Flannel Serge and Tricotine. Stripes, plaids and plain. $5.00 to $18.75 HOSIERY Plain satin stripe, drop stitch, lace clox, embroidered clox, Italian silk, wool, wool and silk, silk lisle and lisle .".' 4Vci$S.59 Darnless Hose for Children 25c COATS of Boliva, Pollyanna, Panvo laine, Silk Manella, Yelour and Polo $25.00 to $125.00. SUITS Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Velour and Yolama Cloth. Fur trim med and plain $24.50 to $95.00 v UNDERWEAR Glove Silk, Crepe de Chine, Wash Satin, Pussy Willow Taf feta ' $2.00 to $10.50 Lisle Vests and Union Suits ' ( 25c to $2.25 . Beautiful Christmas Kerchiefs. Plain, hemstitched, hnn.4 kroidered drawn work ,': j 25c to $3.00 HOLIDAY GOODS ONDISPLAY, Do Your Christmas Shopping Now Visit Our Dry Goods and Notion Pepartment TVTY own family is very fond of A' French toast with jelly or preserves for breakfast, I find it is quickly and easily made by breaking an egg into a ,bowl and whipping it with a fork,, then add ing about a half pint of Carnation M tit stirring until the egg and milk are thoroughly mixed. Dip the slices of bread into this and fry in hpt pan with butter. They will cook to a deliclously rich golden brown and should be lerved while hot. If you will Bend nit j-our name and ad dress, I will mad you i complete, act of my Home Cooking Lessons and book o( 100 tctted reci pes free. Address me car of tht Carna tioa AfiA Products Co., 622 Railway y. cAanae. PortUnJ, Or. lntirinMriMMMfiiT'rin-.,'i:r:nt.i k'mi irw'imifinmjmiitiit! PAGE MON. NIGHT, NOV. 7 CURTAIN 8 O'CLOCK Ralph bar s MERICA'S UUN ff:'Trf iv3 ii i rr - r- Kfr t- i i WU SUMPTUOUS REVIYALeBiA SrAAnAttXt IN THF Nri!ir Wmtrn I 3 V- -iA ' IS A Super-Production in Point of Beauty J OF Apt Ann PirTTrornrrrurw Big Powerful musical aohantc scenically beau. Wqmerivl QmsstMPHGNicomswk' rmmJiYEES, CONDUCTOR, PRICES MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW Lower Floor, $2.00; Balcony $1.50, $1.00 PJus 10 Per Cent War Tax WWHJ'IU ' a. .hui.ai ll jajaaiaatjMay-t(aiB.,iiB.w aeaeaaBBBBBi amliaisia 'IrtilaTmiHiBiiiaial.' mlilhlti 111 PLAY'INGPVm -mer:i:::: j 3 I mrm Screen's 0rea-est other p T II glp Ths Greatest Presentation F I 111 J ""jik A A. Life Itself Told in the Universal 1 Ifgilll rSy-PiiM tXlL&'i V Language of Humanity A Great II r kwF,SiW t5wM4Wb Heart Interest Picture Lavish- j lfPf f 1S ly Staged and Superbly Acted by l I I J COMING SUNDAY i : P j PSSP ' "UNTAMED" '