Medford mail tribune., November 03, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

I: PiGE SIX
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A Pleasing Offer
On Saturday, Nov. 5, we will give
S with a purchase of $1 or more a 25c
box of the famous
Page & Shaw Candy
Heakh's Drug' Store
, The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street,
COUNTY V. M. C. A.
GREAT fNTERESTf
BIG PARADE
Saturday 2 p. m. Sharp
D. 0. K. K. Ceremonial will be staged in Bedford
next Saturday. " Something doing every minute.
Finest parade of its kind eyer witnessed. Elab
orate Floats Magnificent Costumes Inspiring
Music Side-splitting stunts. Don't missit.
Banquat in the evening at K. P. Hall and Ceremo
nial at Schuler and Jerome Garage, 6th and Ivy.
EVERY K. P. SHOULD BE A DOKEY
DON'T FORGET THE TIME AND PLACE
I The first annual county convention- Frankle O'lirien, Portland boxer1
of the Jackson County Y.M.C A. will ho w"' meet Ben IJixon in a ten,
be held In Meutord on Thursday even- rounid ''e l the Armistice Uay
smoker, has wired the committee he
ing, Nov. .17. This Is the annual get- wjl, rrve whn a fcw davs llnd loclU
together of the friends and supporters figilt fans are anxious to have a look
of the work. :at the man who is to meet Med'ord's
A', popular priced dinner will be ' whirlwind lM-poundcr. J
. . , , Dixon has been working hard for
served by the ad es of one of the1 "
several weeks for the match which is
churches after which the convention to he (ne leaUiine feature of tnu snlok.
proper wdl be held. Various commit- er and is rapidly rounding Into top
tceiuen will report on different phases notch form. His footwork Is ninrvel
of tho work. The printed annual reous and lie steps through ten or twelve
port will bd presented also. The com ; rounds with his husky sparring part
mlttce Is arrariKlng to bring a strong ners without apparent effort,
speaker, who will make the principal liilly Hyan will arrive Saturday from
address. ' j Portland and wind up his training here
The nominating committee will pre-for his six. round match with Johnny
sent the names of the six candidates 'Carlson. Ryan is rated as a very
for the vacancies on the county com-j clever lad and this bout is expected
inlttee caused by the automatic retire-.; to prove a great drawing card as Carl
ment of one-third of the members, for son has a big following here who be
whlch the constitution provides. The ijevo him superior to anyone in his
election will be held immediately fol- class in the northwest,
lowing. , A committee of .five judges to pass
Mr. 0. A. Meeker is arranging for upon tho entries In the Armistice day
several musical numbers. parade has been appointed by the
Tho details of the convention were American Legion. The judges will
decided on at a full meeting of the meet at the chamber of commerce at
county committee last night at Ash- 1:30 and it is expected their decision
land.
SLOAN'S RELIEVES
NEURALGIC ACHES
FOR forty years Sloan'i Liniment
1ms been the quickest relirf for
neuralgia, sciatica and rheuma
tism, I muscles, lame back, sprain
and strains, aches ami pains.
Keep Sloin'sAamyand apply freely,
without rubbing, at the first twinge.
It casfB and brings comfort eurely
and readily. You'll line it clean and
rjon-slcin-suiifjing. :.
Sloan's liniment is pam'i eitenty.
Ask your neighbor. '
At n!l druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
S A.E ; MONEY
Liniment
MS
(PairfA
enetm
will be made known shortly after the
parade has disbanded.
The committee as selected follows:
, K. V. tulil, T. E. Paniels, Vernon
Vawter, Aubrey G. Smflh, and Mrs!
Glenn Fabrick. . ,
Entries for the parade are divided
into ,four classifications, a first and
second prize of $10 and respectively
beiag awarded the wiinori in each
clasH.
Patriotic, mercantile, comic floats
and decorated autos comprise the dl
vision of the parade participating in
the prize contest
Over , forty floats have, been pro
mised for entry In the paradp many of
then from ((utlying towns.
l,,VtU ON FEED
,v i-it. . ;r,A "... 'J WE OFFER '. .
f.MJ- Jifit fl '-"- n f ! i t .' Wl-.
Stoos
Itchuip-Skin6
Troubles
Thatortur of sklnftch
applying iMiora runnr.
l)r. if obson'aEeieimaOint.
niout. Onnof Ur.Hobitn'a
Family lieniedies.
FIX UP DAY AT
:5
ir, ST"
M
ilLRiih at$1.15 Kck
,5j .!.:.
As Long As tho Car Lasts. .' '
It is liigh-grado mill run, too , .
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON FLOUR, TOO
AT .
Dr.Hobsoi&
EKiEfaaEczemaOintmentsn
AUCffONSALE
( . i
JJonarch Seed & Feed Co.
317 K. Main
Phone 260
. ' Ueoehtly, nt a 'Nvorket'4' fonferenre;
i'u i nuc.iux oujiiiax Hciluoi, . wan
(leridi'd ' to ti'.se' tina nf tho ViujikuIowh
fur tho, iM'jiiim'L'H .flnti primary- tinges
hq Uxy . roMM i)eVi.n(I. wo.r,k sepaiv
utfili' from, .tho xhlf -Ih-hsus.. Iumher
a,nq other matt; rial wx't-Fsary hHNhoen
ordered and with tho hi'h of the men
l.i or a row hgurs in : donit the,, work
ncodciu, tho oxnontfi yiU h muaJl and
( la .pnu,tically..provirtod for. ., :
AM Who ran -an aiiKo , to ninai- on
Saturday afternoon at the rhoftix:
1 church to help chiwn up the qhurch
Iproundd and nmkf ' -,the - imoesHary
chaiiRep in one of.he bunpalow.-j, nr
asked to fjuthcr oyn after noon with
saw and. hammer, axe and iHher M'il
nble toots for a busy afternoon. The
, uaim iiiiuiuiuciitB uu ilium oucci.' ...
f,iA.l Ml,. ..I.1II...I. l.ltil.lllKT f.l- itio
West Of Y. M. C. A. building, inspiration their presence always
(brings to men who seek to beautify
at .
Central Point, Oregon
i ' of
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i Battery Service
jtnc
Starting, Lighting
and
j Ignition Work
( THAT CANNOT BE 1
i EXCELLED j
E Repairs On All Makes of Batteries
S All Automobile Electrical Work Quickly,
H Efficiently and Reasonably Done.
I Electric Shop
B 6th and Bartlctt
Phone 22 J
sauiraay, inov. d
at 10 A. M.
I will Bell for .1. T. I.ogan oxtra
500(1 duality farm Implements com
prising: Ono Cabinet Orsan
Ono almost new 3 Mi Inch Tlaiii Wagon
Ono 3 Inch Jlaifi Wagon in, good con
dition
Ono RldliiK Corn Cultivator '
One McCormack Mower
Cna McCorinnck Hay Raka
One 10 Inch Steel Ironhram Plw
One 1 . Inch .lohu Deer SulUny Plow,
good as now
Two Walking Plows
Two Krosno wnipen
One Slip Scraper
Two Hooters
Mattlunvs dllcher
Illurksnilth tools, on Anvil, two Rel-
lowa Tubes
Two and Four-Horse Rouble Treet
Whipple Trees, Shovel, 1'lrks. Chalni.
(lrea?e Cups.
I will also sell a C. 1,. V.est 4 0 h. p.
Tractor and Grading Machine in
eood condition. This Tractor and
Gradur can bo scon at tho Tyson lleall
ranch at any tinio.
Many (ithnr lueful articles that air
net tke ikere list.
Auclijiiorr's Note Vo not fill to
attend this sale. Come and be con
vinced as to tho bargains you can se
cure. TKU.MS: CASH.
Auction Nov. 6, at 10 A. M,
Ho not forget the dale nd place.
I will sell In connection with the
above sale for John Cameron Iho fol
lowing articles, to-wit:
Sanitary touch, Jap rue 7x!.
jcots. bed sprliiKS, stand tablp, drum
j oven now, S tin palls, gas tank, 2
i barrels. !U) concretn forms, rubber
' belt, shovels, forks, box shook, larttp
I iron kettle, potato plow. Ins chains,
j wkou reach, wagon springs. 2 metal
I burro's, fruit box press. v:u;on jack,
I 10-in. dow, 7 npple boxes. 1 set
harness. ;'2 lb, box nails, cream sepa
t rator, prunini; shears, saldle, one
horse cultivator, rak
useful arlU'le.i.
grounds and bulhlliiKs.
Needless to say tho co-opei-alion
and help of all who can pnssibly re
spond to this "hurry" call will be
Kroatly appreciated, and tho rcmilt
will add much to tho further,ince cf
the ivnrk of the Hunday school and
church. The work Is needed for the
littlo folks, before bad weather pets
in. t
PARIS. Nov. n. Ma tubal 1 .1 off re.
who nails from Marseilles November
It for a trip around tho world, will
reach Seattle, Wash., some time In
March, it was calculated at tho for
eiKll offico today. It was said be
might visit some Canadian points, re
turning to Franco by way of N'ew
York. Ho expects to visit the French
colony in lndo-Chlna and to. make
stops In Japan. China and perhaps in
some Uritish colonies.
BIND CAN ONLY STAY
II
OX IiOAIil) TltH STKAMKlt I .A
FA Y KTTK, Nov. 3 ( Uy Wireless via
Parts to the Associated Press) Pre
mier lti-land is not likely to intend
more than the first ten day of the
armament conference sessions in
Washington, according to present In
dications. His plans, as tentatively
announced today, call for his return
to France November 23. He thinks
it unlikely that be can remain in
A merit a longer.
Advice for Women Who Suffer
'i advise every woman wlio suffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid
ney Pills," writes Mrs. llessle llrawn
or, 'Ji.22 Scoville, Ave.. Cleveland, O.
"I could not do my housework, but
since taking Foley Kidney Pills 1 feel
like a new woman and am able to do
my work." Rheumatic pains, swollen
heat and other ankles, backache, stiff Joints, soie
muscles and sleep distumins ulndiiei
aiimcuis inuicnic uisoruerou ftumw.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold
everywhere. . Adv,
Miss Addison will hold a demonstration of the new
Thor Automatic Electric Ironer
ALL THIS YVEEK' AT OUR STORE
3 e0TO WOT
okns wioc rot .
mtotitr jMor
:ocla iwo currCv?jrr: ccw-tboi. o.
castcis
The Thor Automatic Ironer will iron 95 per cent of all your iron
ing, will do it more beautifully in a fraction of the time it now
takes. It will iron men's shirts, middy blouses, ruffled curtains,
children's clothes, house dresses, etci ; . ' ;
You aje invited to attend and bring your ironing with yau. V r
PEOPLE'S ELECTWC STORlS,a
Phone 12 ; Medfcrd, Ore. 212 W. Main St.
j.'
feK .. : Designed for You . ,
V' '- V T- T to meet your desire for a real
V ' yii3' '''""""-v. ' ' dainty, tasty cracker wafer.
:i-: .TVT These delicate creations: Snow ..,
: ': ji . Zr' 'Jmv Flakes will appeal to your
Q iS" most fastidious friends. You will find
'' 5 : , , - them invaluable in your home to serve
''''?. ?, . on all occasions, .
Si. ' ?.;;" - Don't ask for Crackers
fiMteiiL"'. ' :;' : " say';SNOV FLAKES .
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO., Portland, Ore.
nmnoamanncanMai
NOTICE!
The State and National Banking Laws under which we
co-operate provided as follows : "No officer or employee
f any bank shall pay or charge to the account of any
depositor any check of such depositor where there are
not sufficient funds on deposit to the credit cf the draw
er of the check to meet the same."
In accord with these regulations, effective November 1,
1921, the Clearing House Banks of Medford will re
fuse to pay overdrafts.
',.)-.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
JACKSON COUNTY BANK,
MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK.
FARMERS & FRUIT GROWERS BANK, ,
GEO. L. NEALE
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