Medford mail tribune., November 16, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

METVRVRD MATT, TTxTTiFXE. MF.DFOTJD. OTJECiON'. TVF.KN'ESDAY. XOYKMHKI? Ki. 1921
PACIE FTVE
I
r "tcppiMr Td uni n
Dr. Hayssen's Famous
Goitre Ointment
Just now is being used very extensively
and wonderful results are reported.
i
jHeakh's Drug SLore
The San-Tox Shop
109 East Main Street.
$11. ROUND TRIP
To
I'lus Mi Federal War Tax.
EUGENE
U. of O.-O. A. C.
Annual Football Game
and
U. of O. Alumni Meeting
Saturday, November 19
Tickets on siile Fritliiy niul Xntiirday
l'i'tiini limit Monday
TRAIN SERVICE
Goiiik: Leave Mud Turd 7:00 a. m., ! : 0 5 a. in., ,"::!5 p. m., 7:0."i
p. m.
HeturnitiR: Leave Kui;ene r : ."i 0 a. m., 1:23 p. m., 7:j" p. m.
1 1 : :io p. in.
, Tor further particulars, ask Agents,
Southern Pacific Lines
, JOHN" M. SCOTT
" General Passenger Agent.
-FREE-
-free-
To introduce
aglac Tooth Paste
We will give away
One large 50c tube to every customer
Friday and Saturday
November 18th and 19th
Medford Pharmacy
W
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BIG CEREMONIAL
ASHLAND. DEC. 2
ASH LAN 1, Ore., Nov. 10. The
Shrine will shine here on Friday, De
cember that date having been est
for a ceremonial, designated in the
social calendar's entertainment events
at "llillah's Humdinger Homecom
ing" for the autumn season of 1921.
The committee on invitation, outside
of Ashland, includes North Harvey,
Cottage drove; C. . I'orter, Duns
muir; Dr. It. T. , Itiirnett, Kugene;
(ii'ii. S. Calhoun, Oraius l'ass; .1. F.
Kimball, Klamath falls; H. D. Wil
liams, ltoseburg; w.'ille the list in
neighboring; .lucksou county towns in
cludes Frank .1. Newman and .1. F.
llillson, Medford; Fred Kick and
K m i 1 Ilritt, .lacksonville; W. C. l.eev
r, Ci'iitral l'oint. Ia ract, the niem
bership in general arc to spread the
news and solicit a big attendance. I.o
ce.lly the executive committee con
sists of (!. V. Dunn, F. I). Wagner and
O. Winter. The traditional banquet
will be in order, and T. H. Simpson.
A. 10. Kinney and C. C. WeisenbuiKer
will supervise the refreshment ser
vice. Carl Tengwald, of Medford,
will look after the decorations, while
Andy McCallon and Hob Warner will
see to it that musical accompaniments
are supplied. The event will take
place in the Armory, Friday after
noon, December !!, with a business ses
sion at 2, parade at ;i, first section at
4, banquet at 0, and second section
finale at s, an informal dance possi
bly figuring as an aftermath. Ilan
quet at F.Iks' spacious dining rooms.
Although turkeys are still roosting
high, it is not beyond tho realm of
probability that "a portion of either
the light or dark meat, please, with
plenty of dressing," will figure on the
menu. Of course the women folks
will be invited. It is the open season
for the fair sex, and each member will
be privileged to escort a lady to the
banquet tables. Tho Wednesday Af
ternoon club has been requested to
submit blue print plans for the din
ing event. Petitioners should all lie
on hand by noon of ceremonial date.
The fee is now $7."i instead of $r0,
and tho card for 1922 will be 7. The
Tatrol bunch, under leadership of
Capt. G. K. Chapman of Jacksonville,
will engineer the stunts.
Clay Myer, while visiting here from
Seattle, took occasion to have an out
ing in the Lake of the Woods district,
preliminary to going to Southern
California for the winter.
Tho sanctity of the mails is in evi
dence every day locally by the pres
ence of marines making the rounds
botwene the depot terminals and post
oflfce especially wiien registered
mail is involved armed with horse
pistols raised from a Colt and double-,
barreled rawed off sabres. F.ven thej
disumarauu-nt conference may make,
an exception, and instead of scrapping
the piece of heavy artillery parked
iu-ar the Armory, allow it to bo plac
ed in position near the postoffiee,
commanding all approaches to that
building. The Ked Cross workers j
were nut allowed an asylum within its j
wails incident to the cumpaign now i
under way for the customary annual
lveniborship pledges, but were com-'
pelted to line up on the curb in so
liciting contributions.
The revival at the Free Methodist
church will continue until November
Main and Central
FREE.
Phone 10
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RENEWED TESTIMONY
No one in Medford who suffers
backache, headaches, or distressing
urinary ills, can afford to ignore this
.Medford woman's twice-told story. Jt
is confirmed testimony that no -Medford
resident ran doubt.
Mrs. W. F. l-ongwill, r.04 N. Crape
St., .Medford, gave the following
statement March 17, 1 ! I y : "Sometime
ago I gave a statement telling of the
good Hoan's Kidney I'llhi had done
in our family. since that time, I have,
had occasion to use Ibein myself and
they helped me. had kidneay weak
ness and a dull, rheumatic misery in
the small of my back that was most
depressing. Doan'.s soon removed the
trouble and I am glad to recommend
them."
On March 2.1, t'lL'O, Mrs. Longwill
said: "Doan's Kidney Pills are a
splendid remedy and 1 still use them
occasionally to keep my kidneys in
gooil order."
Price line at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy gel
Doan's Kidney Pills Urn same that
Mrs. I.ongwill had. Foster-.M ilburu
C... Mfrs.. r.urfal... X. V. Adv.
PARTICULAR HOUSEWIVES TAKE
PLEASURE IN BAKING WITH
A. ' j : 1
.BEST F&TENT
FLOUR 1
Kirr GirroRD & Co, Inc. 4
PORTLAND. ORCGON
-19 LBS
Best Patent Flour
"The Flour With a Pleasing
Individuality"
(You get more loaves per sack)
Last month's Kerr's Cereal and Flour Demonstration in Medford
Convinced Scores of Medford Housewives
Purchase a Sack and be Satisfied
Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc.
Portland, Oregon
Mrs. Kinina Wing has sold her
ranch interests to Kd P. Moore, taking
in exchange some city property. W. i
10. Cox has sold SO acres near Hear
creek to (I. V. Nichols, adding to the
hitter's holdings in that locality.
Snow on the foothills, Tuesday
morning, was the first harbinger of
winter in these latitudes this fall,
though a white mantle covered the
summit of Mt. Ashland about u fort
night ago.
Tho bazaar of the Kastern Star, held
under auspices of Its embroidery club,
will be housed In Masonic hall on Fri
day of this week, iXov. 1 S, the public
in general being invited to call and
inspect the display. Lunch will be
served from 1 to 9 p. in., and card
tables will lie available free to while
away the evening hours. Tho exhibit
will be flno and comprehensive, com
bining the ornamental and useful,
with some) notably elaborate speci
mens in the lino of fancy work. No
less than half a dozen departments
will be represented in the real of do
mestic arts. ,
The Presbyterian church will In
directly profit by nearly one hundred
dollars, net proceeds of tho Armis
tice day dinner, given by the Wednes
day Afternoon club last Thursday
evening, anticipating tne slated holi
day event.
Miss Ituth Francis of St. Paul,
Minn., was in Ashland on Tuesday,
representing the Crescent, a periodi
cal reflecting the activities of Shrino
dom. First Company will give the first of
a series of masque parties at the
Armory, Friday evening, November
IS.
Pot luck is in store for hoboes if
they file reservations at the Fourth
street lodging house. If it dovelops
that some of them have money, they
are compelled to purchase tickets for
southern climes, the exodus to Cali
fornia being at a crest just now, the
Southern Pacific carrying a peak load
of excursionists who do not oven pay
war tax. The congestion there, es
pecially at evening service, remind
ono of old titles.
A second kindergarten class has
been formed by Mrs. WIllBrd, the first
having been enlisted to full quota.
-Married, in Tacoma, Nov. ii, Miss
Rosa Hello Patterson and John W.
Potter. The bride is tho daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Patterson of
this city, the groom being a member
of a family well known in Ashland
and Yreka, and is at present connect
ed with Seattle's leading newspaper.
Me is a brother of Jim Potter, form
erly residing here.
Five per cent of tho hundred vol
unteer workmen solicited on the new
clubhouse building put in an appear
ance on Monday, and hustled the oof
en before tho wet spell began on the
evening of that date, just in time to
cinch matters snugly for beginning
Hie interior finishings.
W. I). Smith of the Ashland Fur
nit urn company, is home from attend
ance upon the big Livestock Show 111
Portland, pronounced to bo tho most
iiii)o3in;; event of its kind in the his
tory of exhibitions In tho Pacific
northwest.
Fpworth Leaguers throughout the
county are exchanging visits on the
servlco mid social basis, a notable In
stance recently being the invasion of
Central Point territory by n bang of
tho local contingent which reinforced
a campaign being waged thoro In
behalf of " Win-My-Chum Week."
Among Ashland exrurslonlsts cust
om bound Is II. II. Leavltt, who is
visiting amid tho old home surround
ings in Minnesota for several wooks
until the wintry blasts thero warn
him to return to more favored climes.
Taylor's Players is a dramatic and
vaudeville show which will hold
forth for an entire week, beginning
Monday, November 21, at the Arm
ory, i
Ashland's student colony ut Sun
.lose, Col., has been reinforced of
late by Owyunc Gammon, who will
pursue a commercial course.
KILLS12, HURTS 40
MAVKN'CE, Nov. 1G. Twelve
IMMijihi wito killed and aixLy Injured
in nn explosion in a factory :it iJolz
Iiciin, a short distance from Wcls
baden, Prussia. Tho daniaRO to the
factory is estimated at 25.000,000
marks. I-iolzhC'lvn fn AO ivHvh north of
Oppaii, where an explosion In a plant
of the I ;:id 1st he A nlliii concern on
September 21. killed 1000 persons. In
jured about -1000 others and laid In I
wante the entire factory and the vll
lane fo Oppati.
Suwanee Special Wrecked
C'lIATTANOfXlA. Tenn., Nov. K.
The Suwanee. special on th Cincin
nati Southern from Chicago to Jack
sonville was wrecked early today nt
Spring City, fi.j mileH north ol Chatla
nooa. Four or fiv onionK worn re
pond injured, nonj .seriously.
It'sTinie toTliink of Thanksgiving
With Tlinnks?,iviiio- only one week hway. its limp i lu'O'in thinking of the
Thanksgiving Dinner! OnV store is full aiid ovcrflowinsj with good tilings for
Thanksgiving, but at this time we are only calling attention to throe items.
HOME MADE FRUIT CAKE
HOME MADE PLUM PUDDING
HOMEMADE MINCEMEAT
1 f you have ever fried our 1 loine M.-iclo Fruit Cake, I'liini Pudding and
Miiiee Meat in o.t her years you will iviikiuIht how delicious they were and we
are sure this year will he no except ion.
PLACE YOUR ORDER AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE.
Personal Attention Prompt Service
H. E. MARSH
Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252
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EVint-'o Albert ia
sold in toppy rid
bag, tidy red tint,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
humidors and in t fit
pound crystal gtasn
humidor with
sponge moist unur
top.
Start fresh all over again at the beginning! Get a
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smoke joy you ever registered! It's a revelation!
Put a pin in here! Prince Albert can't bite your
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What P. A. hands you in a pipe it will duplicate in a
home-made cigarette! Gee but you'll have a lot of
fun rolling 'em with Prince Albert; and, it's a cinch
because P. A. is crimp cut and stays put!
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