Medford mail tribune., November 25, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

WEDDING BELLS
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d of the Standard Oil comiany, this
i:iv. and -Miss Kclio Tamblyn, reccnt
i. i.r I'urtland, was performed this
aiu-momi liy the Kev. F. It. l.eaeh of
,-. baptist church. After u lwmt-v-,..0011
trip they will make their home
ai t-MS West Main street.
one eleven
cigarettes
ill
Three Inseparables
One for Miildness.VlRGINIA
Owe for mellowness. BURLEY
One for aroma.TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
aged and Wended,
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! TRIGONIASHOWiNG
I Many visitors at the Trigonia oil
j well were present all day Wednesday
i and about twenty people interested in
the development of the project were
present in the afternoon about 4::',u
while the process ot hailing was in
progress. Every time the bailer was
brought up tlie nan and thick black
J oil were discernable on the water col-
i. mn whirl) gushed from the orifice of
..... iaiu illlll V.lieil Hie IHlUCr WllS
j emptied into the drain large glohu-l
! lar particles rf thick crude oil which!
i .iu neeii rnnieu y tne water were i
:een fli ating on it. coating the sur-
face of the water with an oil scum.
.Many people who have been specta
tors at the well for several days ex
press the opinion that the showing is
Incrcasine;, but officials of the. com
pany and members of the drilling
crew will not commit themselves by
offering a definite opinion. However
that a noticeable (inaiiiity of oil is
brought up in each bailer is a certain
ty. A new bailer was put on the ca-1
ble Wednesday morning and was letl
down into the well whereupon a dig-!
Ker squirrel which had made his win
ter's nest in the bailer came up the
line with considerable velocity liar-!
rowly escaping a watery and oily
grave. The digser was coated with
the black slimy oil and water and
presented a bedraggled appearance j
hut was full of fight despite his sub
terrestial voyage.
CARRIED 14347,
NO PROTEST FILED
The hoard of education is gratified
at the overwhelming vote cast in fa
vnr of the public schools budget at
last Wednesday's school budget elec
tion when the vote for was 14:1 and
4 7 against. Only property owners
were entitled to vote at this election
and there w;as little interest, as shown
by the fact that only li" persons vot
ed. At the public meeting of the board
held just prior to the opening of the
election Wednesday afternoon to hear
any protests to the tentative budget
or any feature thereof, no opposition
whatever developed. The attendance
was small.
The budget carries an appropria
tion of $!is,T:tO for tho expenses of
the current school year, which began
the third Monday in June and ends
the third Monday ot next June.
COUPON
! This eouiMin will admit one :
child to the fi-ce matinee at the
Page theatre, Saturday, Nov. 21
j at lii:30 a. in.
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Beware !
The Mighty Shiek!
M;tKhM' ol' Uir I'aluoc MiiKiiifi
I'crU Lord nf a hundred wives
swift to wrath. avoiufintf dis
loyalty with death hut himself
disloyal evur. 1-1 is one tniKrati
fied wish the love of the beau
tiful dancer, .scoffer at all men's
Inve in
"One Arabian Night"
The I'hnlimiarvel
with POLA NEGRI
and thousands
SUNDAY
RI ALTO
'in K.
211'
A. F. & A. M.
rial communication Med-
.odge 1(13, Friday even-
Nov. 2ii, 7:30 p. m. Work
degree.
I,. K. WILLIAMS, Secy.
Prof. T. C. Heimer. of the South
ern Oregon Kxperlnient station, re
turned yesterday from the great Cal
ifornia Pear tlrowers' convention
held at Berkeley. Prof, ltelnier ad
dressed the convention on the work
which the experiment station is doing
on lllight Resistant Pears. This was
pronounced the, largest fruit growers'
convention ever held in California,
and was a remarkable success from
every standpoint.
Professor ltelnier also visited the
leading pear distrists of California,
Including the Sacramento and Santa
Clara valleys.
Over 90 per cent of the pear grow
ers of that state now belong to the
California Pear tlrowers' association,
and this organization Is doing a won
derful work for the industry.
CASCARtTS
0
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver
i The nicest cathartic-iaxntlvc In the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache, Colds,
Hiliousness, Indigestion, or Upset, Acid
Stomach is candy-like "Cascarets."
One or two tonight will empty
bowels completely by morning, and
you will feel splendid. "They work
while you sleep." Cascarets never stir
you up or grille like Salts, Pills, Calo
mel, or Oil and they cost only ten
cents u box. Children love Cascarets
too. Adv.
Forget that we can and do save
our customers money on every purchase. How can we do this?
The fact that we buy merchandise in large quantities for our
THIRTY-EIGHT stores.
. MEN'S SUITS
.Mens All Wool Sei-ce Suits
$22.50
.Men's All Wool French Sere
$35.00
Men's Wool Suits, blue and
1 white slripos $20.00
.Men's Ali Wool Woi'st0(
Snils. Extra well tailored,
$32.00 and $35.00
MEN'S HATS
A l.'U'L'o assortment of new
Kill 1 Models, very reasonably
priced at $1.85. $2.45.
$2.85. $3.25. $3.50.
$4.00. $4.50 and $5.00
RUBBERS
Men's Rubbers $1.45 to
$1.50
P.ov's Rubbers $1.00 1o
$1.25
Ladies' Rubbers 7od' to
$1.00
TRUNKS AND
SUITCASES
A jrood lino of Tilinks. All
bai'-ains at $12.00,
$13.50, $14.50
$16.50 and $18.00
Suit fuses $1.25, $1.95.
$2.25, $2.95. $3.65 to
$1S.00
liar's $2.75 to $18.00
MEN'S PANTS
'All Wool HI tie Sei-tre Van Is
$6.50 and $7.50
All AVool Worsted Pauls,
fancy checks mid stripes
$5.95 to $7.50
Work l'aiils $2.35 t"
$495
Khaki and Whipcord, lace
bottoms $3.25 and $3.45
UMBRELLAS
Ladies I'mbi-ellas $1.50 to
$7.50
Children's fmbrelias $1.00
$1.25. $1.50
.Men's I'mbi-ellas $1.50 to
$4.50
We carry a complete line of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes,
Men's and Boys' Clothing. Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Underwear, Chil
dren's Dresses, Blankets, Comforts, Trunks, Bags, Suitcases and
Umbrellas.
'WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT'
Triangle
Collars
20c '
MEDFORD
SAMPLE STORE
Heavy Weight
Blue Bib
Overalls
$1.25
Many .Meilford families had to do
without cranberries for their Thanks-.
giving dinner as the local groceries,:
whirl) had not anticipated such a big:
demand for cranberri.-s did not order
neai- a big enough supply, and ran out
of this relish Wednesday.
The Jiackey Studio absolutely guar
antees to finish your photographs in
plenty of time rbr Christmas. Call now
and arrange for a sitting and save a
lot of time and money. 2"4 Kast Main
end Central. 214
Out of town property owners: Let
me personally make your rentals and
collections. Keferences given. M. Post-
office box (161, Medford, Ore. 21 1
lu order . that the Independent Stage
line might better serve their patrons
on tho .Medford-Ashlaml run it will be
necessary to suspend service until Sat
urday during which time more cars
will be secured and the regular cars
will be improved. 211
Stamped wearables for wee babies
and for tots up to 4 years. Handicraft
Shop.
Have you ordered your engraved
Xmas cards? Order now for early de
livery. Your name engraved on these
cards, l'houo 390;L. tf
Kor the first time In several days a
southbound Southern Pacific train
ariived on time today when train No.
13 from the north pulled into the sta
tion on the schedule time of 9:05 a. m.
The daily delays here have been duo
to numerous washouts caused by tin.
inclement weather all along the line
north of here.
The Ceo. I.. Treicliler Motor Co.
today received notice of reduction on
United Slates and Goodyear tires and
tubes and will bo glad to quote the
new prices to their customers.
rlxper r o washing and polishing,
motor flushing and top dressing. New
management, at llittson's (iarnge. 211
Special scalp treatments, manicures,
shamgioo, hair dying, etc., given to
gentlemen from G to 9 o'clock Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenlngB.
Please inako appointments. Phone
f.!if.-.I, Sanitary lleauty Shop. 2i:l
Whether your motor Is new or old,
whether it bo a Ford or a Packard,
De I.uxo pistons "will increaso your
power and decrenso your vibration, oil
and gas consumption. Wo guarantee
the above results. Uiveraldo Gnrage.
tf
.lease II. Duncan, for many years
a resilient of this city and a local
painter, was found dead about II
o'clock this morning lu his room In
the old Fridegar building on North
Central near Sixth. Tho body was
rigid and cold when discovered and
it is supposed that he died early last
evening. John A. Perl, coroner,
states death was duo to alcoholism.
PASADENA, Cat., Nov. 25 An
nouncement was made for the Tourna
ment of Koses association today that
football teams of Cornell university of
Ilhica, N. Y., and the University of
California of llerkeley would be Invit
ed to play the annual New Years day
east-vs.-west game at the tournament
field this season.
OBITUARY
KSTKS Mrs. Mary M. Kstes, wife
of jr. .1. Kstes of Medford, passed
away at the home of her son, Itunkin
Kstes, of this city, Wednesday, -November
23. at S a. in. after an illness
c f two days. Death was due to par
alysis. .Mrs. Kstes was born In Meridian,
Miss., Teh. 2S, 1S4S. Aged 7.1 years.
S monthu, 2.1 days. She was mar
ried to Jl. .1. Kstes in Helton, Texas,
in the year 1873. In 1911 they mov
ed to Oregon and have resided In
Jledford since that time.
She was a woman ot Christian
character, a member of the Baptist
church since childhood.
She leaves besides her husband,
seven children, .Mrs. W. IS. AVIlliams.
Scranton, Tex.; .Mrs. J. F. Watson,
Medford; liiinkin Kstes, Jledford;
Fred Kstes, Lexington, Ky.; .Mrs. R.
II. Harrison, Chicago, and two sons
by a former marriage, W. 13. Hall of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and It. JI. Hall of
New .Mexico. Also two sisters In
Texas.
Itcmalns are at the parlors of
Weeks-Conger Co. Funeral services
await the arrival of relatives from the
east, and will be announced later.
DOW Ann Kliza Dow died at the
home, 210 W. Jackson street, Novem
ber 2 1, of a complication of diseases,
aged 7( years, 2 months, 24 days.
Khe was born at New lierlin, New
York, Aug. 27, ISI.'i. She has been
n resident c f Jackson county
Jledford for the past nine years.
leaves her husband Cvrus W.
and one daughter, .Mary Dow of Jled
rord, Ore.
The funeral services will be held
at the Perl Funeral Home Sunday at
2:30 p. ni.. Itev. Leach officiating.
Interment In I. O. O. F. cemetery.
and
She
Dow
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