Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMKT) FOKt) MAIL TRIBUNE. MIC I) FORD, ORKCJON, AYEDNEftftAY," DECEMBER 28, 1021 PAGE ? THREE , MMmI MIim,ii i i l C ill e ill -Uk- ' ' " x 'i. WE don't care what kind cf baking ptwdcr you are using we don't care how much you pay for it or how good the results-you'll never know how whole some awl tasty bakings can be until you try C alii met. N"r will you know the mraning of (licatctt Lulling economy. That's more than a claim. It is an incon testable (act. Let us prove itwithout risk to you. Let us show you how to secure Buoaior bakinjf results and to save on baking costs. Just ask your grocer to send you a can. Try it. Then if ou are not convinced that Calumet serves you better than any baking powder you have ever used if you arc not sure it Bavc9 you where inferior powders frequently cauta wane, irii your oc iiit r una ne win cneer- fully refund purchaac price. order a can today. Calumet ia the product of the largest anu nnesr. uamng jxiwucr lactones in existence. Its wonderful excel lence has made it the ciwice of ending I)omet,tic Scicnti&ta, eminent Uiefs, and tne moist jxipular leavener witn America a most panic ui.if liotircwivcs. (CALUMET OAxcmo'l i NOTE- A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 1G oz. can?. Be sure you get a pound wlien you want it. for iter orchards l-per.acre pcrkour Don't let frost take away your year's income. Orchard heaters are frost insurance. Use them and have big crops at premium prices when others fail; get the high prices for youc crops. . . , ScbeB Smokrlen and Canco Heaters have unvnl ri-opa nil ovf-r ttie lnlt1 Him-. TiMiiiipmtiiri'i of U suTtaf nl Iv iiilnMl nlmvo dangi-r point. tlut.hlw l'!fiiiuniip :, Willi Hi'hru llrntara rmiliitliit IiihIiIi. Irmiioraturr II'. iiii tril, 1 0. VkIik. .r acre , u". tcriirat A. Ton a. apple Kinwrr of fnnhnif re. Waalilng-toii. nil ovnr rnllaj tilatoa re port ilmunr suixcia. Ttl mm More Than Million Now la I . Com sei up. rVa the hunter In c tbn. Oft our fraa 41 pago book . "rot Insurance." R. C. Bardwell local Representative aicorord, or. , lr'r,c,w 11 Okhard Master )st WKITIMO-MEAO COMMERCIAL CO. Ih Aasrl.a IcANCbf ASHLAND SCHOO L Ai RAISES EMMS RULES u j r . MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES J DAILY EXCEPT KUNnAY EKKICCIMf DEC. tT, 102t . i ; t'cavo Medford 11:00 A. M. Leavo Koacvurg 1:00 P. M. v?J i, l Y11 ' Oregon's Most Scenic Trip " ' Wo save you time and money. fthortost Route, by . 20 Miles ' t Y,a ros Medtofdr Roobu rg $4.00 7'S ',''. 'h Grniits r68-Uotcburi (3.04 MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES DAILY AM) SUNDAY KFFKCT1VK DKC. IT, l2l Leave Medford 11 A. M., 1 P. M 4:3Q P, M. J Leave Grants Pass 10 A. M., 1 r, M 4:45 p; M. INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. . t W. L. Lr.WIfl, Munflsor. ASHLAND,' Due, JJ.itniwf plmii of udilltlonul oducall'miit iiilumit urn iin ta' AmIiIiiiiiI U-Mclinr, idh ut which lit ImuhI Ih wiulrtnl, aiyvirtlliiK to it rullnK luU'lr mal dy the h:)ih1 i hi nl. Tho' refiT nlihur U tuktntf a ulilvi-rlty ctiiiHliin rourwi, tti-ndlnw HtiiuriiMr acJuMil, e ilitalnlii a t!iif Mkiiuil rdrtlflcat-, ttm ohnli-n Ik Uik -tlonal, Hrlnfly- atntd; Um iihjwit of tklM rollnit U mil only l l-u th InHtnifiom from tmicnullnK. but by way of (inrMiiirnKlna: ttn-in tn mlvnni'ti iilonK fMlurntlonut llnt, In bnruniliiK more pixinc-lent. A further iiurrxiae U til olitntn now lili-aa, unit kn the mind hrlKht by develui.iunt whl'h rnmill' frofp. intii;t Wi oIIht mlwU. A profi Hulonul cfrtlflrimi Ih avnllubl fitim onn of. t!i Ntnte ulurutlunul In Hiltutlnnii Uion ttutitiiitlliix natirnrtiry iivliliiiictt tlutt two ir-H:rt!je'l IxHilm ha v liron rend tmd thorouKhly j.-vlow-d. In linn with thU nvallulilllty, a work tin pnyi-holnny U now In the lismlM of th tiwhtr lvy rliui which meet foimlKhtly. no u'blltlLiiail tnxttMMik to he taken ti i later on. Thu lire lo on the Morion home i hnliiK ftiljiiftted, the ili'i.tnicllou havInK lxin more romiiW-te Uimu wiih nt flint alaint, both the ilwelllnu and cob- tcnta txilim innctlcally a total om to the extent of mnrly $1090. The prtv licrly wan fairly wiH InHUrei). A Ctth weildlna onnlverxiuy l eotiwv wlmt iHit of thn orilliiury, yit the it Kwwanoe of mii h ui event occurred n Oil city lately,, tl iarUc honored ImltiK lU-v. Wllllnm Johneon and wife, and a h'wt of fi1nda i-vtmjili-J greet Iny.n, botilnK that thU efjilmnble eoiipl' mlKht Hvo to ceUbrate lliolr R iMen iul.lloo. Yiara elnce .Sfr, JohnMnn wai iiHMK'luti'd with the nuiml' MimkI)' am) hatil.ry evanniillNlle worlT. Ivtty Uilt-very herealioiiis U deKcii i'rulln Into prand larceny. One party had an auto atrlpped, IncludlOK tlmt. Iiarln the bare clutaeta ti rebuild upon. H"tx and nilecelluni-oui mr ciila are mlKalDlc from care, while lili ki n iteulinic la Invading the realm of turkeyilom, one family havlutf hmt a prlxe bird Intended for the Chi'Mmae (I Inner. It havlnir, been "translated" to nome other bampiHt table, t'ara l-ft at nlKlit abould be planed In Karaite. H. S, Taylor, a leading aitorney of Vaneotivkr, H. ('."advocate" they call the profeaalon In Canada haa biM-n here of late vlaillntr relatlv In the lr. V. It. Johnaon family. Bccnmpitfllr-u' by hia daiiKlitr. In Canadian law practice Mr. Taylor la deelKnated a a "klnc'a coiuiael." m. and Mr. W. K. Turner, of Her keley. Cat., vlnltinl rewntly with Mr. and Mr. W. II. Day, on their way to vlalt a aon lu Portland during the holt day a. J. J. McNalr la revleliinx Aahland. Iiavln-r doehled to locate in Oakland. Cal.. where- ho la naaucluted with hli brother In law. Clyde Drlf-Ka. In o ninnufacturlna bualneaa. Archie Million. 8 P. iHaen)-ir brnkeman. leavea within a ahnrt llrne for Ixi Anxntee. aooampnnlod by Mr. Million, for a vacation visit. . I ten Turner, of the American Kail way expreaa, haa gone to Sun Diego for Ida cuBtomary winter tour. A banner, mute but eloquent testi mony to tiafcty first campaign mcth oda adoiited on Southern Paoiflo line. on diaplajr at this elation for a Un ited time. The award la from federal aiithorlUea, for merit due the Si P. ayetera In general for efficiency in tafeguarding the public and Its patrons. After harvesting a record-breaking crop of applea of leading varieties, Oeorgo Pellet I taking a well-earned vacation, and . will paea the next few weeka tn nouibern and central Califor nia visiting ni relatlvea. Mr. IH'llet hrta one of the tdeal orchard properties located In the Wlmer Heights locality The Vlulng very tnoughtfully ten dnred a free rnatlnea on Monday fore noon to the tittle folks, thn attraction featuring "Mra. Wlgga of the Cabbage Patch," and 'Shoulder Arma." etar events In the realm or Mlmdom. liotila Hilty, S. P. paaaenger comliio- tor, and wifo lave gone to aouthorn California for an extended, vacation trip. Student literary and atblMto activ ities Involved the raising of approxl mately $1400 the currant year. The Lebanon game was a winner, receipts having been 9500. and expensei $42S. Supplies coat about $250. Money was lout on tho Roseburg game; football helBg referred to of course. The Rogue Now, recently published as an initial number, may be continued fortnightly, Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Mills left on Tueeduy for a stay until Jan. 10, visit Inflr frlenda, relatives and former uni versity asHOclatea In the various local ities of which an Erunclnco U the center of Influence. lllll Hart has sold the Cood' Kata restaurant on Fourth street to Kstea & Dodge. J; C. nnrnatM. now living at Weed aa an employe of the big lumber com pany there. Is in Ashland this week at tending to business matters and greet- Imt: numerous acquaintances. Irma DoCarlow Is home from the San Jose normal. Leona Lennox, at tending college at Albany, Is home for a holiday visit with the family Valley View. y t .-i,.- The sale of Christ mna seals has passed the $200 limit They still may be-obtained at dealjcnated places, the campalgu for their Bale, being practi NINE JACKSON CO.. imsAiiEi STATE-OAtHERING d Jackson county la W b rsprexeht by nine didftgatris at jthe C'Tegoa 'Stale I HHriiiTH iiKHocmuon nifiH inn in-i-m i lnd, liect.rnbHr 2Mh to SOth. The Jaek aen nounty dlvhilon of O. H. T. A. if-lids six uVleKUtes, the Moil fori gnule t'-achem one, and the' High.' Bcli'Vd Tuur.iuirn and PriwUili-a' , club' one, Huil. A. O. Smith, K. 11. Ileilrtck. Wal ter Hitglu-s, Inea Wllllta, Almedu l-'UI-lr, V;ilabeth liufr, Klay llrawg, Hupt. (!(. A. Ilrlacoa, and. HueHTine W. Koineit will be the deh-KUtea In atten- dunun. !.',.. : Kara at one- and one half rates are gtluranU'wl to all teach-rs, and mem ber of their families, who go to Port land on or nftfr I'Cernbr USrdj and return not latnr than January 4th. : WAY DOWN EAST' i . A . BIG .SUCCESS i 4- Not only the tn-ut of the aeawrn. but the treat of year cadut .to" those fortunate enough yenferda" teSbe, jirt- ent at the Pae opening peffm'mdnce of David Wark Griffith s uewent work, I "Way IXwb KaM.f. . .. ) Thoej who enjoy remernbaring their exp'i"l'hcea In. the theatr will neva forgi-t tlutt climax, tlm uioiimUbr in-j Lnl. the MUHpi-nna, the liit,-nlly bumtliig. Into a wild excitement tttati found . esiin-aalon in lu-is. Khouting, ! wild wbletling and such a tumult as, as not. n beam here In umny a long )-ir. Yea, It rab yon up out f your miU when tnoae two shadow figure au!il la the tisTlflu milling ff raging river, poui.dln w!Ui tlw (x-iril f thi l briink. N-,ihlnK s dnimatlc has torn the' cun.nHiiieri of a .Mi-dfortl audience and. stirred It to nuidnesa in reennt years. In lta travels through the Griffith fttuitto. "Way Down East," Uie famous and most opular old stage play, has ooin'e to Medford, touched with the Icbemy of genius. Ann? and David and the stern aqiiire and Martha, the romlp, aril the quaint, absurd delight ful characters of oonifMly, the profes or, the conKtable and H-th with his bottle always raliteil, are still there. The acting is of a grace and perfeo- kn that. Is refreshing. No wondr hn llarrymore, the great stage actor. aid it was the finest tbini n-en in America since thn memorable days of Dime. i (Jftt&trtSSSZBSas am i ii ins JS 'ViTJ: - J CEm zr , mm nnsiie-aSj This is the time of year that everyone appreciates a closed car Stop in and see The New Chevrolet 490 The World s Greatest Automobile Value Patton and M-i nsoii Inc. Tel. 150 112 So. Riverside Day of Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors At the Rialto Hoitxe tetr will be seen tn the leading role of "Tho Mart From Lort River," when this new photoplay by Katharine Newiln Hurt la presented at the" Rialto theatre, for four days, be ginning today. Mr. Ptters has lng been known for his portrayal of power ful characters; and as the lumber camp foreman In his latest t-lcture, he given every opportunity to reveal that manlluees and suppressed tonde-- nees which make him an Ideal screen how. VtiM Urunetto plays the leading feminine role opposite Mr. Peters. As the girl who doesn't know her true feelings. Miss Brunette's performance subtle and apiteollog. The third angle of the triangle la ably upheld by Allan Forrest It la a thrilling picture of life In the northwestern lumber camps ami one that should not be missed. U8B 4000 UNEMPLOYED FOR PHILADELPHIA WATCHMEN PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 2S.-A plan to use 4000 unemployed men in the city-a uight wutchmen, their wages to be paid by contributions of 15 cents weekly by each family In the territory thoy will guard, lias been suggested to the unemployment committee by- Mayor Moore. day Jollities was a. "present exchange' held at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs rVed- D. Wagner duiing holiday week, the bartering of narkaRea being for one evening only... Neighbors gathered and' swapped' packages, the parcels contalntug goods In both the useful and ornamental classification, the hu morous- and grotesque entering into some of the numerous displays. In certain Instances a surfeit of holiday presents were exchanged to best - ad vantage: ', ' ;, , Miss Ora Patrick, engaged In teach ing at Palo Alto, Calif., (a home for the holidays at the parental domicile on Almond street. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION WW jUv ."" 15) INDKXSVOMJJ 6 BCLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief WOOD Coder cover, S3.00 per tier and lTompt delivery. X. Central Wood Co, Phone 034-X J. M. CARLTON vp- BARGAINS in tin-,! ma-luni. 2 White Itotnrys 4 SinKd- " 2 Wheeler & Wilsons 1 Aloha All In first clitss rouditlon and guaranteed. Terms or Cash. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10 South Fir. Phone 2J5-B HERR1N &RHODES,Inc i f sf 4 tatasf T Jtr , i i 4(l Stoclu, Bonds, Grain, Cottoa MlsceQaneonj Securities PRtVATK tdarrapH wtna to aft am- '. kMa giving ua acfrUenal fxHllttaator , xscatiss buriac aa4 llln atdara. Wa hara no eooncctioa whataoavar wKa promotions or atoek aaOtns propoattiooo. AU aatnoaaooaaioa oa sutauy I aloa boaia. Wr. mt (at oat mOv atiiaal Ml ty. Lacaasf BU, PsriW, Om MnAtTi CUf Bri f Trail 'aaaaaoaaoiatoaoaaaaaoBBBataao Floor Lamps $19.95 and up See Our Window for Display Mattress, 40 lbs., cotton $7.00 Mattress, Floss, 35 lbs. $16.50 Riigs and Furniture Just Arrived A large shipment of Rugs, Tapestry, Axmraster and Wilton Velvets 1 - - - 9xl2 Yapestry, $17.00 and up Dressing Table $13.50 and $25.00 Dressers for $17.00 ' Other Rugs as low as $7.85 40-pound Cotton Mattress, $7 Chiffioniers for $14.00 : HEATERS $2.65 and up Music Department All the latest sheet music 10c ' . i per copy ' " Latest Player Rolls 50c Weeks: km Complete House Furnishers lit cally over with. 1 Au innovation associated with boll 25 and 75 Packages Cverywhera, fis- ff.- . 1 .... f" it I