Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 18, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT; TRITUtXK. yi-WFORR OKKCiON'. SATTRnAY. IT.r.lM'AltV IS. ! J Focal and Jlj Personal A peeullar necldent ooeiirred i.t the Keonomy (!rnt Pterin this f.irenoon. An elderlv neiirsitrhted rnslnmer, who was in n linrry to Rot outside (lie store H net an oil can (rum his car, triod o walk thmimh imp of Hip lnrye ilnte tliiMH window, ndjnlnins at lln rlulit of the front ent ranee door on Ci ntral avenue, itnd bumped Int t the window) ho hard that tlx tlilrk slass was sliat j lerod Into many litotes. He suffered i minor ruts on the chin nnd one tlnimli.' When, in rerd of sash and doors, enll Waliaec Voods, 10S or cotmo to Til V.. Mnln street. (('cntial Point lintel f ir sale. -I'1 rooms; would cost $30,000 to liiild. I'rleo today J.i.son. Might trade. Price will he reduce,! $100 every day until wild. Cold Itay Realty Company, phono "i'S-ll or I3I V. 2S2 The rain during the 24 hours which ended at S h. in. taday amounted to .43 of an inch. More rain is the pro diet ton for tonight and Sunday. . Dr. Frank Roberts, dentist Deuel! lildK. Telephone C03-R. tf Hancins Natat:rium tonight. 22J . Mrs. Neil Franklin who had been id for the past week and a half with the flu was able to return today to her duties ns stenographer in County Acent Oate's office. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf All the late music, Fasle Point. Feb. IS. 2S- M embers of the Knights of Pythias lodge w ill assemble at Pythian hull on Sunday evenins at T o'clock, and s in a body tr the First SI. K. church. Fourth and liartlelt streets, for the nnniversary service. All knights are urged to attend. Seats will be reserved for the knights and their ladies. Uev. J. Randolph Sasnett will preach the sermon. His subject will be "Vicari ous Friendship.' Atta Hoy! Look who's here! Spot dance at the Riverside ..Community club. Sat,' Feb. 25. Something doing. 2n2 Dr. Murphy's new location, second floor Sledford UUp. -;v3 The cause of the delay in appointing a new postmaster nt Jacksonville, t take the -dace of Postmaster 1-ouie Virion, who recently moved tj Sled ford, we understand is because the postoffice department is not satisfied with the examinations as sent in by the three applicants for the position .lohn F. Miller. Fred J. Fick and Reese Chapman. ,' It appears that another ex amination is to be ordered at once. Jacksonville Post. Something doing- every minute at the .VaLa't irium- tonight.. -. 2S2 Get your calendar free at our office. R. A. Holmes. The Ins. Man. tf Amoug guests at the Hotel Hulland are Dexter Gibbs cf San Francisco. J. R. Lee. W. D. Henry. A. K. SI ore- bouse, A. C. fctopp and J. Jorduhl of Portland and Ray Offenbacher nnd l'oyd Hamilton of Iliich. . When in need of shinglei and roof ing caJl Wallace Woods, 10S. 711 E. Slain. hire insurance. Iirown & White. A featuie of the public market today was the large supply of dressed chick ens, beef, pork and goat meat on sale. "We are shurt on cabbace, beets, car rots and parsnips," reads the market bulletin board. ... The Southern Oregon Lumber Co. will offer good 2x4's at their mill at end North Central at from J12 to 115 for balance of month. , . tf! Attend the big game, then the big dance at the Natatorium. 282 Among Sledford . residents . who siient yesterday 'in Grants Pass were Fred Xilscn, G. G. Chandler and J. A. fallen. . We have Inspected the reclaimed Tule lands at Klamath Falls. We recommend these lands as an Invest ment Page-Dressier Co. tf , A jolly time. New music. A big orchestra. Natatorium tonight. 82 Fishing for trout over ten inches long is authorized in Klamath county (luring ilie months of December nnd January of each year, under an order jnsiieu uy me state game comrission Ibis week. The commission at the same time made a rule that fishing by any means whatsoever should be pro- , minted in Klamath county between January 21 and Slay 15 of each year. For business opportunities In S. Ore gon consult the Four-Site Sales Agency room 421 Medford bldg., phone 900. tf l-annary work neatly done. Phone 4D5-Y. 293 ' Mrs. Frank Wilson left this fi on the Shasta train for Portland for a visit with her son, L.oyd. and wife, and her daughter, Mrs. W. M. Haniil ' ton, who reside in that city. Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet tf Dance with the Imperial at the Nata torium tonight. 2S2" A capacity attendance is expected at the Natatorium tonight to witness the basketball game between Medford High and the I'niversity of Oregon freshmen, with the preliminary be , tween the teams of the local Amer . lean Legion post and the Ashland i.lks. The preliminary starts at 7:20 prompt. Another big time, Gold Hill, Sat. 2S: New shipment of wire lamp shade frames. Deuel's Art Dept. Due to the large amount of rain this , week the Rogue river is rising fast and is very muddy, nnd the small creeks t lire also swelling. ' Lo Merlle package goods free in ot ructions. Deuel's Art Dept. Snyder's orchestra, Gold Hill, Feb iNtn. 2S2 The Peerless orchestra of this city will play for the dance at Winier to. night. A good tlmo assured, Eagle Point. Saturday IS. 2S2 Wo specialize on reborlns cylinders V. l'. Clube at Riverside Garuge, tf The junior high sch.xd basketball team will play the Central Point team !:it the Ashland high gymnasium to-1 , night. . Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold I under Soldiers Honua plan or pay with I share of crop, like rent. Gold Kay Realty Company. , tf Knights of Pythias damv Saturday, Feb. IStli. Knights nnd ladies eordialtv invited. 2s2a ltv means of transferring the mail lt pack horses, traffic between Grants Pass and Crescent Cfiy Is still operat ing, though the staues are unable to go through, Hain was falling last night at Monumental, and the snow Is beginning l. melt.. Hut lew passen gers are being han lied at pies nt by the . Hav ctv.lipany. Grants Pass Courier. Army and navy underwear, shirts and drawers: shift; double breast and hack, all wool, $1 lo a garment. V. S. rmy Goods store, 32 Central Ave. So. New shtpmrnt of women's silk hosiery, wide variety of shades and colors. The Toggery. ??i R. A. .Mack, of the forest service, left Thursday evening on a brief busi ness trip to Portland. Alta Nayior, Goodw in, corsctlere, 20 Fir street, upstairs. Phone 91S-W. 2S". New line of stamped 4 4-inch lunch eon cloths. Deuel's Art Department. A. L. Jvhns:on and W. H. Johnston leave this evening for a three months stay in Hamilton, Mi nt. Special dance Eagle Point. Feb. IS. ' 2S2 Dressmaking at reasonable prices, children's clothes a specialty. Phone 5S2-J. Lee. 51S King. 2S4 The Oregon Christian Endeavor Vnhin annual convention which con vened at Salem Thursday night, ends its sessions tonight. Delegates are present fruui all sections of the state. Heretofore it has been the custom to hold two conventions of" the state or ganization, one in western Oregon and the other in the eastern Mart of tho state. This office is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. . Don't Elve. your orders to traveling men and hare them printed out of Sledford. Phone us and we will call. tf Dance! Dance: Dance! Gold Hill. Saturday. 2S.' Sirs. George Hunt who has been ill for the past few days with the flu is convalescing and is expected to reach a complete recovery within a few more days. Hargains in uncalled for clothes, i Apparel Cleaners nnd Hatters, corner i hixtn ami Central. 2.i Invest your savings In the Jackson County Building and Loan association. tf The Sledford high girls defeated the Giants Pass high girls last night by a, score of 2S-15 5 in a game of basketball j at Grants Pass. -Lath, lime, Sledford Lumber Co. We have cut them once more. The greatest bargains ever offered to the people of Sleiford, absolutely all wool raintite fabric overcoat, a $35 value, reduced to $12.50. U. S. Army Goods Store. 32 South Central avenue. Grants Pass has this week been hav ing much more rain than the Sledford section. The Grants Pass Courier says: "From 5 o'clock Thursday after noon until 3 o'clock this afternoon, 1.11 inches of rain fell, according to an ul servation at the county agent's office. Prior to Thursday afternoon .53 inch of rain descended upon the community giving a total of 1.64 inches for this past rain. The Rogue river is rising rapidly." . . . . .. ... . Hard times made easy, buy ranches without money, pay with share of crop, like rent; Gold Ray Realty Company. tf Good bargains new stock boys' and men's dress cajis, hats and pants, at the new Racket Store, 103 N. Central. . . 2S5 Sir. and Sirs. George Peake and Sirs. Tryer of Grants Pass are in this city today visiting friends. A complete line of SIcQuay-Norris pi,ston rings in 5 and 31 thousandths oversize. Riverside Garage. tf Crescent orchestra, Eagle Point. Feb. IS. , 22 I am going to the First Baptist Church SUNDAY Aire '777 A luhorer lv the name tf Allen wm atrexted liixt nliiht li Chief ol Police Tlniothy (in u charse of drm'iKeuiiexs and li.flird (h that t;l)(iiti lioivre piustictt , rax lor this morning, A son tenee of five iIhvk in the clt jail was j Imposed. Allen has been In the em ploy of the caual company hut recently gave, up his Job. It was decided to 'suspend the sentence on condition that he return t work at once. Everywhere you look you Chevrolet, ' see a tf Krown Jc White. evor thing. Eagle Auto insurance. Sot dances 'n Point Sat, , , 2"J , Charles Tennes. Chicago siMirtsman, who Is tnanauiti;; the tour of Young .lake Schaefer, world's billiard chain pion. is bavin-; s Hue diffi'tsh nrrang ing a date for an exhibit i. n In Port land. The cue stars are due in Port land neM week tin ! Tomes Is anxious to arrange f,-r an exhibit! n Wedncs !tty night, but iivisoiuch as a boxing .natch is schedulei' lor that nUht. it is not likely that the game will bo ar ranged. Portland Journal. When you want dry mill bloc ks just call Valley Fuel company. Phone Til. Try our merchants lunch. The Shnst.i. , Eagar Wight for low prices. tf Guests at the Hotel Medford include E. E. .Morrison and O. K. Wiley of Eugene. Jay Jacobs and K. Ewing of Seattle, Elwo.nl 1.. James of Wavivtek. Eng., and James S. James of Loudon. Eng. Sirs. Paul Hansen corsetiere for N'ullone. Phone 5S5-J. tf Edgar Wight, Oiegon agate Jeweler. tf Herbert Utunspach is presiding at the organ In the Page theater for sev eral nights, owing t the illness of Miss Grace Drown, the regular organ ist. Ho w ill als i play at the Page at the Sunday afternoon matinee. SiK-cial Gregg Shorthand review and Simjl typing class now at Medford liiisiness College. 2SI Stylecraft Shop for all kinds of dressmaking ami remodeling. Room 424. Medford Hldg. 2S2 Thone or call our office for Informa tion Klamath Falls Tule lands. Tase- i Dressier Co. tf The Oregon Freshman basketball team defeated the Ashland high school ipiintet last night in a fast and inter esting contest by the score of 32-27. The Oregon "Frosh" play with the local high si-hool team nt the Nat to. night. j Field blankets, hospital blankets and I Navajo Indian blankets at U. S. Army Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. Hy request, special dance. Eaglet Point,, Feb. IS. 2X2 i The state Irrigation securities coin mission this week certified to $2titi.oiMi of bonds issued by the Medford Irriga- tion district. The bonds were brought to Salem by J. A. Perry, president of the proj.xt A total of $silO.O0O of bonds previously had been certified for this district. The ultimate re. quirement to complete the project Is estimated at $I,2rii,Ooo. Army slickers $1.00 at V. S. Armyi Goods Store, 32 Central Ave. So. All kinds of rough aua oressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 18S. j 711 East Slain street Are you ready for the most glorious! week-end party ever offered you?! 424, Medford Bldg. 2S2 Vassar mudenlH have pledged $100 Ai h t rM!i the t -ai.bi'i a' itilai TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt KENT Furnished 3 room apart ment with kitchenette, sleeping porch and shower bath. 104 W. Sixth i St. Phone 72VK or 131-Y. WANTED By jiermanent tenant house on outskirts of .Medford or either one or two miles. Prefer west side. Must have electric service. Address P. O. Box 777. Sledford. 32" FOR SALE 2 and 4 room bungalows. Phone Owner. S'j.'l-L. 283 FOR SALE Nice apples. Phone 857-11 2M FOR SALE Baled hay on highway near Phoenix. Phone C. Carev 16-F-ll ., You IT'S A BIGGER EVER BEFORE When you're just and folk say you're ujes' tol'abl When you've seen your Dad and big brother killed in a feud When you grab your gun to go-gettem. And your mountain mother, who still thinks you're her baby and wants to keep you for herself, throws her self at your feet then don't a feller need a friend? THAT'S RICHARD BAR THELMESS. HE SWEEPS TO STARDOM IN A DRAMA OF BOY-LOVE AND MOTHER-LOVE STARTS TODAY! JR. I C HA R D BARTHELMESS WEDNESDA -CHARLIE DRAMA PRODUCER' Tf"! l' longm'.tobc a man The Star of "Way Down East" In a heart-interest drama of the Virginia mountains from the Saturday Evening Post story by Joseph Hergesheimer. i n . niM .in ti j; Pa w ti ii ii , . . . ,s- .... . ,.1 . 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