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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1921)
npxan six TTEBFonn matt; TKTBuyfl, arrayroTm, okfion. tttest:vy. kotowee 2-2. mi Finds the Unexpected Sometimes Happens "I suffered for 10 years with stom ach trouble and doctored away a lot of money before I found a medicine that was a real benefit to me. Since taking one dose of Mnyr's Wonderful Ilcmedy 14 weeks ago, I have had more real Joy of IIvIiir than 1 hud in 10 years' before." It is a simple, 'harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes tinal tract and allays the inflamma tion which causes practically all stomach, i.ver and intestinal ull laents, including appendicitis. One loso will convince or money refund f 'A. At all DruKsists. Our Biggest Thanksgiving Dress-Up Sale All Millinery 25 Off Gome in and See for Yourself The Vanity Shop . Cor. E. Main and Bartlett MISS LOUNSBURY Milliner BREAD! Give It n moro important placo on your taulo. See that your children cat moro broad at meals and between monls. . Watch them grow roslor and stur dier. f! Teacli them the- valuo of tho World's greatest food. Brood Is your Best Food lOat more of it. : Kat ' NUT-BROWN BREAD ' ' "tho broiid that builds." PEERLESS BAKERY Ask j-jur dealer tor NUT BROWN IS A light pole on tho southwest cor ner of tho Intersection of South Ivy and Tenth "streets was blown over by tho wind last evening allowing the street light at that corner to descend within seven or eight feet of the ground. Tho top of tho pole was kept clear of the ground only by the power lino which it was supposed to support und which carried a charge ol 4,000 volts for street lighting pur poses. William Stinson and three other employes of the California-Oregon Power company arrived on the scene at about eight o'clock and placed the pole In a perpendicular po sition with the aid of some of the spiked poles generally used for that purpose and a Ford roadster belong ing to the company. Tho top of the polo was hitched to the flivver with the aid of a length of rope and the llttlo car pulled tho pole into an up right position, utter which tho rope was snubbed around a nearby tree for tho night. Tho 4,000 volt1 line of the street lighting circuit was a menace to the traffic. FOR THANKSGIVING Members of tho Presbyterian con gregation, who wish to contribute gro ceries or vegetables or fruits, cither fresh or canned for needy families for Thanksgiving, may leave them at the church between tho hours of 'i and 4 p. m. on Wednesday, the 21th or at the homo of Mrs. W. 10. Tinny next to the church, 41 Soulh Holly at any other tlmo not lator thnn 4 p. m. Wednesday A committee, will bo thero to rocelve and distribute tho sumo to needy fam ilies In our city. Any one wishing to contribute funds Instead of supplies may leave or send same to any one of the committee, Mrs. Jap Androws, Mrs. K. A. Welch, Mr. II. P. Henton, Hamilton I'atton or Hev. H, P. Law rence. Tho committee will be glad to re celve contributions from others not members of the congregation who may wish to help through this channel. This Is n fine way to mnko your own Thanksgiving moro enjoyable ro- member someone else less fortunate than yourself. There will ho no prayer meeting at tho Presbyterian church on Wednes day evening of this week on account of tho Thanksgiving sorvlco at tho Christian church on ' Thursday even lng. Kvery ono Is urged to attend the Thanksgiving service Instead. E. P. l.AWIUCNCU, Pastor QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar or Chewing habit "No-To-Bnc" has helped thousands to break tho costly, nervc-shattcrlng tobacco habit. "Whenever you havo a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for n chew, just placo a harmless No. To-tlao tablet In your mouth Instead, to help relievo that awful desire. Shortly the hnblt may bo completely broken, und you iiiu better off mon tully, physically, financially. It'a so easy, so simple, firt a box of No-To-llao and If It doesn't release you from all cruvlng for tobacco. In any form, your druggist will refund your money without duestlnn. Adv. RI ALTO BEGINS TOMORROW ZANE GREY'S LATEST SUCCESS 'Tfie Man of the Forest' Accredited even greater than his "Riders of the Dawn." A tremendous drama of the West's Great Out Doors with ROBERT McKIM and CLAIRE ADAMS. GOING TONIGHT "SALVATION NELL" RI ALTO Market News Livestock I'OUTI.A.VD, Ore., Nov. 22. Cat lie receipts 12S; steady; choice steers $.".75.6.."0; medium to good B5.25 3.7r; fair to medium f 1 . 7 ." (g. 5 . 2 S ; common to fair $3.7.ifii4.73; choice feeders $4,500-3.00; fair to good $:i.73(Ti 4.00; choice cows and heifers $4.50& 3.00: medium to good $4.00I 4.30; fair to medium $:l.304.00; common cows $2.75(.1.50: dinners $1.50 2. 75; bulls $3.000 4.00; choice dairy calves $S. 50(3-9. Ou; prime light $ 8.00fi 8. 50: medium light $(!.00(f(;s.00; heavy $5.00ft6.00. Hogs receipts none; steady. Prime light $X.25(fi H.73; smooth heavy 230 to 300 .1bs. $8.00ft8.50; 300 lbs. and up $G.007.O0; rough heavy $3.00 (fill. 75; fat pigs $8.25(5-8.75; feeder pigs . $8. 5008.00; stags subject to dockage $4.00(S 3.73. Sheep receipts 210; Btoady. Sast of mountain lambs $0.50(ff 7.00; besi valley lambs $6.00(fi,0.5U; fair to good $5.00(3-3.50; cull lambs $3.00i 4.00; eastern Oregon feeders $ 4 . 5 0 f 5.00; light yearlings $4. 5005. 00; heavy yearlings $.'!.50(fi4.50; light wethers $3.50&4.50; heavy wethers $2.30f? 3.50; ewes $1.0003.85. Thomas I). Pctcii, vice president and general manager of the Oregon Gas and Klectrlc company, has taken over the old location of that firm, completely rehabilitated the office and opened it for business. Tho new firm, which will probably be known as the Southern Oregon Gas com pany, contemplates an extensive pro gram in this section. A fine quality ot gas has been produced In this city and Mr. Petch plans to couplo this with high class service in establish ing here. , A ladies' rest room with telephone serv.ee is one of He fcature-i of the new beadquai tent of tho Southern O.vegoii (!us company, und a onsplete '.ire of latest model gas stoves are now displayed in tho show room;. Hutter PORTLAND, Ore., 'Nov. 22. Put ter steady, extra cubes 41V442c; under grades 4 0c; cartons 4 8c; prints 47c. No. 1 churning cream 45c f. o. b. Portland; undorgrades 43c. Wheat (PORTLAND, Ore., .Nov. 22. Wheat: Hard white November, De cember and January $1.02; soft whltn November, December and Jan unry $1.02; white club November, De cember and January $1.02; bard win ter November, December and January $1.02: northern spring, Novombcr, December and January $1.02; red Wulla, November, December and Jan uary 9Gc. Car receipts Wheat 1. BUDGET ELECTION 10 The annual election on the budget for the Modford public schools will bo held at the high school building tomorrow from 2 to 7 p. m. Only property owners are eligible to vote. The budget for next year's cxenso of carrying on the schools of the city amounts to $98,000. 'Prior to the election being held the school board will hold a public meet ing at the high school In accordance with the law for the consideration of tho budget, and the public interested is invited to attend and make any criticisms of the tentative budget. Then after hearing these criticisms or suggested changes, the board de rides ou the budget which the voters will vote on. POULTRY MEETINGS F OR COUNTY SLATED PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22 Ed (Strangler) Lewis, former heavy weight wrestling champion and Jus tina Sllva, who claims the wrestling championship of Portugal, will meet In a fiuish match here tomorrow night. Four poultry meetings fo" Jack son county to be conducted by H. K Crosby of the O. A. C poultry ex tension specialist, at the demonstra tion farms were announced at the county agent's office today. J n--st meetings are as follows: November 29 at 10 a. in.. Ilicodore Glass' home at Beagle; 2 p. m., 1 horn as Gallagher's home at Rogue River. November 30. at 10 a. m.. J. W. UlrkhoU's homo nt Willow Springs; p. in., Carl GocU-he's homo at Ashland. Dyed Her Silk j Stockings to j Match Skirt i Lw5L i t 10 For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver Tho nicest cathartic-laxative to physic your bowels when you have Hcadacbo Biliousness Colds Indigestion Dizziness Sour Stomach Is candy-like Cascarrts. One or two tonight will empty your bowels com- pletely by morning ana you win ieei "Tii.v -work while you 'sleep." Cnscarets never stir you up or gripe like Knits, lJills, calomel, or nil nnrl ihev cost only ton cents a box. Children love Cascarots, too. Adv. Each package of "Diamond Dyes' contains directions so simple ny wo man can dye or tint her worn, slial). by dresscB, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, coverings, dra peries, hangings, everything, even ( she has never dyed before. Buy "Diamond Dyes" no other klnd-L then perfect home dyeing is sure be. cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not to spot, fade, streak, or run. Tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or "whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods. DR. RICKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO DROPS USED Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated FACTORY ON FREMISE8 SOtt R. Main. IlrMfjilr .Sim Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, iNov. 22. Put ter, extra .lie. KgRs, extras, 73V4c; extra pullets, ufic; cheese, California young America fancy, 32c. Turkeys, dressed lSfi-olc. Artichokes $16.00 f(22.00; tomatoes, crate $1.00 $l.i0; beans, string and wax C 12c; eggplant, pound 3(fP.ric. N. Y. Stocks Allls-ChalmorB 35. G Amorlcan liect Sugar 29.7 American Can 31 Ainer. Car and Foundry 137.25 Amor. Hldo & Leather fio Amer. International Corp 37.25 American Locomotive 1)3.25 Amor. Smelting & Itofg 40.7 American Sugar 54.8 American Sumatra Tobacco .... 31.0 American T.. & T. 115.5 Aniorlciin Woolen 78.25 Anaconda Copper .'. '1-1.5 Atchison SO. 8 Atl. Gulf & W. Indies 31.5 Baldwin Locomotive 95.1 llalllniore & Ohio 30 Ilolhlohom Stool "11" 55.3 Canadian Pacific 115.8 Central Leather 30.7 Chandler Motors 4 5.7 Chesapeako & Ohoa 5 8.5 Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 23 C. It. I. & P 32.7 C'hilio Copper 2(5.3 Colorado Fuel and Iron 2 1.5 Corn Products 87.7 Crucible Steel fil.SS Cuba Cane Sugar 8 Erie 12 (lenornl Klectrlc 133.25 Ceneral Motors 1 1.1 Goodrich Co 31.25 Croat iXorthern pfd 73 Great Northern Ore Ctta 33.7 Illinois Central, 90.7 Inspiration Copper 37.1 Tut. Jler. Marino pfd 55.5 International Paper 56.25 Keniiecott Copper 2-1.25 Louisville & Nashville 110 Mexlcdn Petroleum 1 13.3 Miami Copper 25.1 Middle States Oil 15.6 Mldvale Steel 23. S Missouri Pacific 19.1 New York Central 72.5 N. Y N. II. & Hartford 13.1 Norfolk & Western 97 Northern Pacific 7S.25 Oklahoma Prod. & Refg 3.25 Pan American 'Petroleum 50.1 Pennsylvania 3-1. 0 Peoples Gas 58.25 Pittsburg & W. Va 25 It.ii y Colsolldnted Copper 1 1.1 Reading 71.5 Rep. Iron and Sleel -10.25 Royal Dutch, N. Y 15.3 Shell Trans & Trad 35 Sluclalr Con. Ol'. 23.25 Southern Pacific 79.5 Southern Railway 20.25 Standard Oil of . J. pfd 113 Sttldebaker Corporation 7 1.1 Tennessee Copper 9.6 Texas Co 15.5 Texas & Pacific 23.7 Tobacco Products 57.25 Transcontinental Oil 10.1 I'nion Pacific 121.5 P. S. Food Products 1 1.6 V. S. Retail Stores 52 1'. S. Ind Alcohol 39 I'nlleil Stales Rubber IS. 25 I' nlted States Steel S3 I'tah Copper 57.5 M'estlngliouse Electric 4 7 Willys Overland 5.3 American Zinc, Lead and Sin.... 11.5 Unite mid Superior 16.5 Cala. Petroleum 4 3.6 Montana Power 53.5 Fhatturk Arizona 7 Pure Oil 36 Invincible Oil 1 1.6 General Asphalt 63.7 Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's Get Ready for Thanks Specials for Wednesday Only giving Day WAIST SPECIAL - - 3 ...... 1)0' new Crepe de Ohone, Georgette, AVool, Jersey and Silk Migyonetie Waists, all colors and sizes. On sale for "Wednes day only at, each $5.00 FOR ONE DAY ONLY SILK PETTICOATS $5.00 Among tho petticoats at this price you will find such well known makes as "FITRITliS" which are liberally cut, perfectly made and have non rip placket. "While there is not a complete range of colors In every quality yet the variety is so great it will bo possible to find a desired gar ment whether jersey, taffeta or satin Is preferred. It Is advisable to call early while stocks are at their best. HOUSE DRESSES Sassy Jane House Dresses made of fine Japanese Crepe and good Ginghams, new styles, fast colors, on sale for, Wednesday only, each $2.98 The Greatest Sale of Winter Coats This Year $40.00 COATS FOR $22.50 ! 25 Brand New Coats in this lot, made of fine all wool velours and Bolivia cloths, some with large fur collars. Values up to $40.00. On sale all dav Wednesdav, each $22.50 SHEETS 72x!K) Bleached Sheets, good quality. Cheap to day at $:2. Ou sale Wednesdav onlv, each 98 $60.00 COATS FOR $32.50 25 Exclusive Xew Coats, made of splendid material, lined throughout with silk, some with large fur col lars, others with self collars. Come in the new colors for fall wear, up to $(50.00 values. Wednesdav, each $32.50 SPECIAL SALE OF SUIT CASES $30.00 COATS FOR $19.98 Just a few Coats at this price, lined throughout, made of all wool mate rials. $30.00 values, this sale, each $19.98 20 off on all Children's Winter ( 'oats. Bring your children in. We can fit them. For Wednesday only we are going to sell a fine line of Matting Suit Cases and Bags, extra good qualities. Values up to $4.00. For this sale only, each $1.98 SCARFS AND ' SQUARES Trimmed with lace, good values; up to $1.50 values. On sale Wed nesday, each .98 THANKSGIVING SALE OF LINENS All Linen Squares, fine .Mercerized Damask Lunch Cloths. Regular $2.50 values. Wednes day, each $1.98 Knitted Dish Cloths. Spe cial 3 for 25c IS inch Guest Toweling. Special Wednesdav, vard 9S quality, $4.00 values. On sale Wednesdav, each $2.98 "Derryvale" Pattern Cloths in all sizes. Pure linen, beautiful patterns, priced from $7.98 to $30.00 each THANKSGIVING SALE OF HOSIERY Women's Silk Hose in black and colors, all sizes up to $1.75 values, Wed nesday, pair $1.00 Children's Wool Socks, all sizes, (.'heap at $1.50. On sale AVcdnesdav, pair $1.00 Women's Fine Lisle Hose in black and colors, 85c values, Wednesday, pair, 50 Buys and Girls black cot ton Hose, all sizes, up to 35 values, Wednesday, pair 25 Thanksgiving Sale of Corsets and Underwear Women's Satin Corsets, in flesh color. Begular price $5.00. On sale Wednesday, pair $2.4S Women's good Corsets, new model, $2.00 values, Wednesday, pair 9S Women's Braisseres, good model, all sizes. Cheap at 75c. Wednes dav, each -ISt' Women V Crepe Gowns and Chim cse, up to $2.50 values. On sale Wednesday, each 98 Children's Knit Sleeping Gar ments, all sizes, $1.75 values. On sale Wednesday, each $1.19 Women's Outing Flannel Gowns, good grade. Sold at $3.50. Wed nesday, each $1.98 Children's Fleeced Lined Union Suits, all sizes, $1.75 values, Wed nesday, suit ....$1.19 Women's Knit Union Suits, fine grade all sizes, $2.25 values. Wed nesday, suit $1.19 Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits. Sold at $5.00. On sale Wed nesday, suit $3.25 Long White Kid Gloves, all sizes. Ou sale Wednesday, pair $5.00 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N. CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON New Lace Collars and Collar and Cuff Sets. On sale Wed nesdav. each 9S Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
