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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1921)
MAIL THIIU'XK. M II! Il-Olil). ORKCON". i'lHIUY. XOVI'.M I'.Kl! IS. .1.1. Hue! wlii!. ami F.UiK FIVK ' r!":i:: t.f t!. !iuff.!ia'i : Ih'Ikiikiiu to K:nm..;t smii.i;. ' li.-iiilm.i; a small hiail of lumb' r r-MISll llox.s frinii v., .Ii i i Ilr. an'i '' an mi J.s Tr-sham on the driver- sat child" n :.! -" waver, wi.h hi:... ,:m ,f lh. ,,lail . Colo., yi's. IT- "I'l'WIs win Histavi. Hie Xidiols ,,, ,,!;.., ,, ,u. .iver a K" '"'t retnnu-d ml San, Valky ,iU. ,,imn :, c,u,,,,, MfdfurJ till! Lit Of Jlll.V Kl IV:; HUP li i:i ( S ):i.,.r,!1 U wUh hi.avv pmctii-. Mrs. liol.rris an I the chi: ri.Tnm.-ns revive 1 a couple i,f Ir.okri, rcu.aiH.iin """" nini:-, ii us, aiw 'i re.-'ha.u sure int i ln-iiisis about ti. l.emi. T!i; trm-k weeks as-) auto.np.uii mom nt.aio. : va- Hamao.l about ?:mi worth. The The return irip a mane y auto j load was destined for G jld Hill throusl. N Mexico, Arizona iintl , land Tiiliims. California. Dellshtful weather was I Sweet uotatoes. while ,.,v fur Warner, Woitman At the annual en. Oreuu:. district Koreisn Missi. nary Methciiist Kpisconal ot 1! of lb.- S oitii tile oi.ien ; K'iety of the cilllleil held dreu i nier. esiierienced lliroimnout toe entire j pounds -Ash trip. A tweniy-iour niii.r delay Hasstaff, Arizona, occasioned by a broken car sprins was the only trou ble experienced on the trip. His dance. Xat. Sat. nlte. Whether your motor Is new or old, whether it be. a Ford or a Packard. Do Luxe pistons will increase your power and dncreuse your vibration, oil and pas consumption. We Kunrai.tee tbe above results. Riverside Oarage. tr Gooil culls, very large Spitz. Wood lawn Orchard. 207 ltoys' heavy winter shoes $P,.2j. M. Ufi Cor, Hemstitching and picotlng 8c per ! vard. Work done while you wait. ' Vanity Shop. 09' ' Fatatr Wk'M, water, repairing. ' Urini; your own l ilies. Turkey shoet. ! Jacksonville, Sun. Nov. 2il. I.uuch on ! Croumls. . ' Vou can buy a complete new panta-1 sole top and back curtain for your i ford at the llusy (."inner Motor Co. far only $k.!)"i. ! Guaranteed suits and overcoats! made to measure. $17.25 and up. Also! (loodycur raincoats and top coals in ' tweeds, twills, worsteds, etc., for men, j women and children. Prices very rea- i sonahle. Agents, Korsythe, Dyers & ! Cleaners, lit! .Mistletoe. Phono 341. 20S 1 Mr. and Mrs. Horace liromley. Don Uunyard and Mis Mary Ilelib leave j this afternoon for Eugene to attend the football game and the annual homecoming. ISig closing out sale on ladies' and children's hats starting Nov. 19th. I Sparta lildg., II. 2, ncross the street l.ugene on Wednesday night, and Thinsilay, Mrs. K. C. l'dmeades oi .Medford responded t i '.he address ol ele.mie to the delegates, Airs. K. 1). Iltnson of Meili'.ir.l read the minutes. :-nd Mrs. Ci. r. liil'ingi of Ashl.m.i gave the corresKnding setretarv's re- lrt. j Lumber prices are advancing and it' surely will pay you to buy some of thu lumber that Southern Oregon1 Lumber company are offering. Inquire of Mr. Norris at mill. .New shipment of coats and dresses, interesting Coats specially priced from :':. To to about ion $.".2.aU. Dresses from $12. ',0 to ?l.i.ji. The Colonial. 2t''i Signature cuts for ads and letter heads designed. II. Grey. Phone 7.1. MEWJUN HAS IS HEAD j ohiainr.l irut-e of lihu on tlm S. I, jlniin biMWot'ii Mt'titmd und Kmismuir and witel the oIii'Mis at thr UiWK ! nl;u4 t. l;iki liim tiff. This v:m done latf Tuesday nij;ht, and SluTitT rfiii'k- '!s ivorivcd word early yesterday inur ninK of tho mau's arrest. Kiiene lieister. : The euunty h.dd AT EUGENEHOTEL' FORflHMDIIAFI!gn M Hoys' heavy winter shoes $3 M. Dept. Store. 20 I-or stylish and reliable suit overcoats at $lu to $r5 see Klein the ing out lailor, U'! h. Main, unstairs. 2-tD name reorganiz:ltii.n nf the .Luksoil gnnio prolfrtie assoeiatice. bist night at the A inei-iraii Li' halt was an i-ulbusinstie and gathering atundtMl by portsouu. iiuludiug rei - srn.nlives from ai-imis narts of the i county and .;rnnt l'ass. and with j Colonri tlcorge Ke!l ol Kugene. poo- j uliir liU'inber of the Mute fish and j game commission and .'aplaiii A. 10. tturglutulT, stale game warder, as 1 guests. j ll was deelded to ehange tk.e name i of the organization to Jackson C gi- er ty ttame Protective association. Icav- the word "fish" in the old .'. M. Thomas va elf-ted JI. Dept. Store. 20C 1 yards of 25 cent llhick Hawk bleached muslin fl.ou tomorrow JI. M. Dept. Store. 2tl0 The American Legion post at a meeting held last night voted t c press the thanks of the post to the merchants and public of Medl'ord for their kind assistance and help in put ting across the local Armistice Day celebration. Dance, iiiggest and best. Sat. nlte. Nat. K)c 201!" lurltey shoot Jacksonville, Sun., from Page theater. Mrs. A. II. Koehler. Nov. 2d. Lunch en grounds. 207 211 Prizes for best characters at Trail j Nonsurgical treatment of corns. Wednesday, .Nov. 23. 209 'ingrowing nails, chilblains, foot sweats Auto tops, cushions, curtain lights. I warts, moles. Dr. Halstead. Philips j ! chairman, and K. W i Medford, as secretan : Vice-presidents were various parts of the tiolild. also el and treasurer. hosen from the ounty. You appearance will he Improved when dressed in Klein's tailor-made suits or overcoats. Prices $10 to $55. Klein the Tailor, 12S K. Main, upstairs. 209" Hoys heavy winter shoes $3.25. M. M. Dept. Store. 200 Suits sponged and pressed $1.00. Dry- cleaned and pressed $1.50. Let us introduced by Kalph Cowgill know your wants. Po.sythe Overs Ai ! effect that Hie association v Medford Auto Tcp, No. Grape. 21 1 block. All kinds ot rough ana aressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main St. We do stamping for your needle work Deuel's Art Deparlinent. The regular meeting of the Crater Lake chapter D. A. It. will be held with Mrs. V. G. Thayer, 1031 West Tenth street, Saturday, Nov. 19th tit 2:30. All members urged to be pres ent as important business is to be transacted. Sweet potatoes, while they last, 30 JKiunds for $1.00. Warner, Wormian & Gore. 200 Try our merchants lunch. Shasta. Incomparable music at Traill 209 Pure aluminum pieces includir.:-, tea kettles, and roasters, going for only $1.45, Saturday only at the Tniax Store. 200 . When you think of Christmas giving think ot giving photographs. JIackoy will save you money. 201 East Main anil Central. 207 . High grade tailors tor men and ; women. Orres. Ashland, flrft tP Splendid drive on new Crater Highway to Trail, Nov. 23! Hemstitching 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. New pantusote top and bad 208 Lake 209 tf cur tains complete for Fords. Price $S.95 at llusy Corner Motor Co. Guests at the Hotel Medf-ird include S. M. Farthing and J. D. Ilobbie of Boston, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Miller of San Diego. .Mr. and Mrs. A X. Tobie of Kalispell. .Mont, Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Howson.of Vancouver, 11. ThelC, and 11. M. Ktler of Fresno, Calif. I Iliittons covered at Deuel's Art De partment. While they last, $1.45 buys a pure aluminum roaster, percolator, tea ket tle, largo kettle or double boiler, Sat urday only, Truax Store. lOO1 Signature cuts fur ads and letter heads designed. II. Grey. Phone 75. Bert's brand laniales: Gusher Cafe. Silk and wool hose at the Colonial. $2.75, , 2011 Cleaners, phone 341. Shop at Mistletoe. Medford grown chrysanthemums. Maddox & Bonney. 207 Aluminum sale commences Satur day; large pieces $1.15, smaller pieces $1.35, Truax Store. 20G Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight. RE The serve rrHbyterian clmreh will ob Sundav the -0th as n day of Thanksxivliu: at the oneninu of Th;nik8ivin week. It is a special day for church ftoiuK imain. The pas-! tor will speak at the morning service! on the subject of "Ingratitude as Com pared With Gratitude." In the even-j ins the theme will also he of thanks i liivinp "A Standing Order In Every thing Give Thanks." The special music for the morning, service will he a solo entitled "The. Lurd Is My Light," by Allitsen, sung by Mrs. Fred Strang and a trio en titled "Lead Me by Thy Hand" from Bclshazzar, sung by Mrs. Fred Strang, i Mrs. Edna Isaacs and ForretJt Ed meades. At the evening service Miss Mary E (lore will sing a sacred solo. The question of annexing Diamond Lake tu Crater National I'arU pro vokt'd an animated discussion, as there Is a division in the membership on this eon tern plated move. Th.' matter was brought up in :i resolution the ,p- Htf posed tu the taxing into th: ?onlines "OS ' ot 4 ''rat or National l'ark the Dhunnnd KiiKe vieiniiy. a mmnm iinany pie vailed by 40 to 36 votes to tahlo Hie resolution and not vote upon I lie question at this time. Colonel Kelly made a well -received speerh on fish and ::ae" .nailers generally throughout the stnre and in this section particular, during which be made the welcome promise that the state commission would improve conditions at the Anient dam so as to give tishermen on the upper river a s iuaro deal. Captain Merghdoft also addressed the gathering, and in his remarks out lined a policy of forming eonnty trame proleetivo associations t hruut the slate along the lines of the Jacl; non county association, which U the first body of that kind. Deputy She: iff (eorgi. Croner left yesterday afternoon for Uunstmiir, Cal., where W. L. Alexander, a travel ing salesman, wanted here on a charge of obtaining money under false pre tenses, is unibr arrest. The deputy sheriff expected t arrive lucre at o o'clock this morning and start hack with his prisoner at tu: in, arriving here tomorrow morning at jil'.O o'clock. Alexander is charged with cashing a sight draft for $H at the Hotel Oshurn in this city November 7, and it proved later to be worthless. The draft was drawn upon the Western i Warehouse company, of Portland. , which. Sheriff Stickels learns, does not exist. The next heard of Alexan-! der he had registered at a hotel in Medford under the name of J. R. Ma-i loner, but it is learned that he did not i use the room he engaged and disai)-' pen red that night. The sheriff again Chief of I'olice Timothy received a telephone message frum Weed. Calif., at ti a. .in. today askia; him to be on (he lookout for a stolen auto and giv ing a dosiTipuon of tins thief. A, short time later tin chief lranied tl'Jit the thief ate breakfast at a local restau rant at G a. m. t day, immediately after which he departed from Uie city with the car. Enjoy an evening of music nt Xat. Sat. nite. Die. yH Wool hose at the Colonial, $X50. I'Oti We fix 'em. Crater Lake Automo tive Co.. 123-12". S. Frotnt St. IF YOUR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES If you have roaring, buzzing noines In your ears, are getting bard of loaring and fear Ca tarrhal Dcufness. go to your druggist and get 1 onnre of lJa. mint (double KtreiiKth). anil add to it -4 pint of hot water and l httlcg rannlaied sugar. Take 1 tablespoon!' ui four times a day. This will often bring quick re lief from the distressing Ii-;id noises. Clogget nostrils shoul rmen, brent hlng become easy md the mucus st o(i dropping Into the throat. it Is easy to prepa.O. eosts little and Is pleas 'tut to take. Anyone who has i 'atarrhal troubb- of the ears. Is bard of lu-aring or has bend noises should give this prescrip t ion a trial. Plenty ot old papers for sale at this office at D)e per hundla. tf QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar or Chewing habit "No-To-Hac" lins helped tlimisnmls I to brmilt th contly, lu-rvo-slmtU'i iMK tiliaii-o habit. Wlu-iicvir you have a 'lpiiKinK tr " cigariMte, clKar. pipe, or for n cliow. Just iilat-o a harmless ami-To-llae tuhlut iu your nioulli instead, to help ri'lli'vo that nwl'ul ileslro. Shortly the lialilt may lu iwuplctely broken, and you aro bettor o.i mmi tally, physlonlly, financially. It's so easy, so simple. Hot a box of No-To-Hac nml if it doesn't release you from jail craving for tobacco, in any form, 'your druBKlst will rotund your money 1 without nueslion. Adv. The Colonial Liberty Eldg. Phone 293 New Shipment of COATS and DRESSES Coats specially priced from $39.50 to $52.50 Dresses specially priced from $12.50 to $45.50 REMEMBER, WE HAVE THREE FREE DELIVERIES DAILY JUST PHONE YOUR ORDER, WE'LL DO THE REST Sweet Potatoes to go at 8 lb. for 25c Best grade Creamery Butter, per pound 47c 35c package Seafoam Washing Powder 27c 2 -pound can Folger's Golden Gate Coffee 97c 24 bars White Wonder Soap . . . $1.00 Large Bottle Bluing 10c 100 pairs Women's Hose, per pair, only 15c 4 packages Sunbrite Cleanser 27c 2-pound jar Teagarden Mincemeat, only 78c 60c jar Pride Mincemeat 53c 1-pound can Schilling Baking Powder 38c Big Line Fresh Vegetables and Fruit DON'T FORGET THE SWEET POTATOES This is an excep tional bargain. Look around your house-make a list of ycur wants and phone or come down, but den't wait until night for that may be too late. of course Khown As the Cheapest Store in M edford ..... I Beginning Saturday, Nov;19 And Continuing Till the Last Doll Is Sold We are offering a wonderful line of dolls of all descriptions, at less than wholesale prices, among which are the famous Amberg Royal Sleeper Walking Dolls Effanbee Dolls Century Dolls Dolls with jointed kid bodies & bisque heads' Dressed dolls and dolls to be dressed Kewpies Character dolls Colored dolls Indians Squaws and Papooses Cloth dolls Doll heads Dolls with hair Dolls w ithout hair The doll is the one gift that appeals to the little ones, and it-is not a merry Christmas without at least one doll. This sale also includes a line of Stuffed Animals- a regular Zoo Teddy Bears Elephants Goats Cows Dogs Cats Horses Animals on rollers, strong enough to hold any child Remember these prices are less than wholesale HEATHS DRUG STORE Free Delivery Phcne 125-126 I I1 . ,- WMIHIlimiLLII UMWIIIWIIHiaM''1'' imiMniIMM
