Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO MEDFORD MAIL) TRtRUNR MKDFORI), 01K(iONr. FRIDAY. MAllCir.U 10: rr II WMt.lMI. Ilff II, Personal Tenuis and baseball enihiitdiiate are getting into action. .... Several of the best niOquet wfelders In this vicinity have started practice It is underwood that the Kagle . Poiut baseball team has issued ft challenge to th Medford team. Another sign of spring was no ticed this morning when a gathering of local riHltorniPn was encountered in tbp rear of Ed Lamport's Rtore. gestic ulating In the usual fashion and dis cusidiig the merits of different types of flies for this season of tho year. Telephone 1010 Rogue Valley Floral '"q., for your cut flowers and plants. Night phone 149 V. 320 All Fool's tav dance! Nat! Sat nite! ' " S , Urn. Fanny WiUtingtou and Mrs. K. W. Clements of the Kirtland Kami, ar ilved.fiome yesterday from a several days business tr( j to Portland. Heating from one' to twelve inches, five tiy fifteen cents per yd. Handicraft Shop. - -; . - n. Feeling Grippy? Cold Coming On? DRY, tickling scution ' in" the ( throat, headache, feverish, exes ihf 3 ln pLiy with th.t oti-coiuine r-.j.i tXt-i rv k;..,-. v.. i !.,,,.,;. .it jinrp. on will like the way it t tSks hold and e.ie the couch, loosens 'he phlegm anil relieves the congestion in the eye ami head, and soon breaks up the mot obstinate Btt.uk of cold. r tinu grippe. Children and crownups alike use it. ; No harmful drags, but jut good 1 medicine lor colds, coughs and grippe. Sold y your druggist tor 60c. Dr.-- Kind's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs Ti''buFViarCAiiay? You wouldn't be if your lowels were act ing regularly. . Try fr. Kind's Fills for 1-hixgi.sh bowels. You'll keep fit for work. At all druKP'sts.25c. D PROMPT! WONT GRIPE r.Kmffs Pills H you iiihmI a new hut, a comfort for baby's bed, il .new porch pillow, a cont, a dress. shoes, sweater or so. Anions the possibilities of the near j rtitut-p Is the Installation of a radio re Icelvlug set t the Klks elith. The mat ter Is under" consideration hv several j untie, t, the Hod Cross Thrift Shop 'prominent Klks. and the project w III openinn, on Saturday, April 1st tit 1 he financed by private subscription i o'clock, Sparta Hld. I'pstalrs. 'anions nientbers of the lod.ee. It will j tllndioll and Tuberose bulbs. Kden ! probably bp a home-made set installed Vnlley Nnrsorv', 0SOJ 2. IS by O. C. Hetilien. tllenn O. Taylor and , N(,;. m, smr, ,(l Mlss Tow.,H,',, u. f. heisny are anions tne promote. ; milUnorv j,,,,, oC , Cl,Uniul Shop. S th 1'1'in. , -..T.. 'rraneiseo yesterday to secure the ISlM republican national convention foi that city. Dance (lohl Hill. Sat.. Anril 1,1 Will pay 25c apiece for hatching turkey pcks tinder your settiiiK ltcns. Kkcs furnished. Phono 10-3. tl , I Mr. 1.. .1. Marcus of the firm of. j Marcus Lesome, San Franclsv'o. spent' the afternoon at the Maunello Shop. The latest designs In pillow tops to After April 1st the shop will have new , ' worked In wool and cotnhlnittions equipment, purchased from Mr. Mar-)' ,,1 ,ilk- Simp. U' ens. We will have two sraduato Mar-1 Olayton U I.ohk. fi.ld horticulturist, inello nwrf.l,1r, in atfeii.fB.sv 4tH i has been COnductin III.H'tinBS ot spee- il.ihcrtv Ulds s:tU interest to fruit growers In .lose I A W idcnie otitius for alt former !l,hin '" ' wwk' .residents of Montana now residing in I Attention. ex-Soldiers: Uanehcs sold 1 Jackson and Josephine counties is Hp- un',p' Soldier Xlonua plan or pay with Ins Planned to takp plae as s,n as shar of cro''- llka f01- 0,M lU : the weather becomes settled. An iuvi- Ktv Company. tf ilatiou has Ken extended bv F. C.1 Twil April Ko,a! Utnce. Lots of tun. Kllloit to hold the picnic at the picnic K 'uil-! N;i"-: Sat nite! S grounds in connection with his service1 Onlay's I'fOKram at the Rotary club Station on the Pacific hishwov. e devoted first t) the enjoyment ot a musical program uy .Miss tiruce Putnam, of Salem. The pntlre musical knitted sifts rr the babv.'',"rt of lhn,wr " ,,e fr"m Mta gl3l) 1:t Putnam's orisinal compositions. : Janv. peppv dauce. Gold Hill. Sat ! 10 Painty kn I thlmlicvMft Shfm ! Miss Florence Pool, oountv home' Salem Statesman. Mis Putnam I a demonstration agent, is attending' the rrwor IA1 of this city, and has millinery meeting of the women of!won ullu" I'"" weently with Uer 5old Jlill this aftermon. ,Rr'; , I Several thousttnd dollars to loan on' hon ol nr mill Mocks Jttat 'improved ranch security. O. C. lk,Bgs. icaU x M Company. Phone I New and smart hats at iliss Towne s I Xl'w ,,n,' slnart na,s " Mi!ia Towno millinery dept. of the colonial snop. a Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Hilts of San n .lavliuhf savins nlan thw e,,n..r i 1 CK' "ill., are UUPSIS Bl mc limn lirovidins all other cities on the coast ! co-operate in the movement and set I j millinery dept. of tho Colonial Shop. S J llusiness men of this city will favor up the Kama standard of time, accord ! ins to decision made Wednesday by ;the board of directors of the chamber of commerce. .The San Francisco j chamber has started a movfment to i inaugurate a coastwise movement for daylight savins and has asked ' the opinion of other commercial organiza tions. Portland Journal. This offltsj Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used oo the bookkeeping machines. Don't gir your orders to traveling men and have them printed out ot Medford. Phone us and we will call. tt Easter Esp Dyes 5c. Medford Hook Store. '' ' : TICKKTS SOW KKIXINK- PAGE MONDAYnight APRIL 3rd Curtain . ... - - nt th Xrnr. ' ' Flst Appearance in th Wast in Sevtral Year af Amariea's Feramost Actrasv ' OUPLES FROHMAM" ....... ptViWiLs moKsa U II l:...LLLIl '-Al..!... 11' I t. - v t paialieliin Biehislorrj of IteierjcaasUtfe, PUH ES: rioor,?lst 14 jim, iZM; last 4 rows $2.75; Iluleonr, 1st 4 rows, $2.75; next 4 roun. $2.10; neat 3 rows $1.65; balance $1.10. Includes war tax. Boi Offii-c" 12:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. i Holland as are J. Saunders of I.os An peles, W. (1. San lord of fhtyton. Wit.. 1. H. Mct'all of Am Francisco, II. S. Dixon of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Harris of tlornbrook. Oil., J. C. McCarthy of Oroveland. Cal.. U A. Palmer of Alhanibra. Cat., and K. C Clark of Copco, Cal. Always a bis crowd. Gold Hill. 10 New pleatinK machine, installed at tho Hundieraft Shop. Vi William T. PanKle of Portland, ni.in a?er of the Ileitis theater of that city, passed throush tho city Thursday en route to San Francisro. Please remember that classified ads. locals and small ads are cash In ad vance, liring In your ads and do not asa telephone. tf Will you be fooled? Nat: Sat nite! S l-ester Hixon who was arrested by Sheriff Terrill when he stepped from the witness stand In the Raleish Mat thews trial last November, was tried on a horse stealing charge at Klamath Falls this week and found Kuilty. He i was acquitted on a similar charge a ' f .1 TI- M 1W. h il .1 f . . u.111 i ........ I V. 1 - I.J MUM "11. ,1 J ' '-.I I ,11- i present adverse decision to the u- Ipreme court. Hixon is well known In this valley, where he rodp the ranse for several years. C. L. Goff writes insurance on any thins. Telephone 41. When you think of chiropractic think of Dr. Pray. 31311-15 Medford Bids. 3 ! The baseball season for the high schools of Rogue River and Grants Pass opened tbla afternoon at Grants Pass with a contest between the teams of those schools. i Snyder's orchestra. Gold Hill Sat. 10 ! Orders promptly filled . for knife PleatinK. Handicraft Shop. 13 John Dennison was a business visi tor in Grants Pass on Thursday after noon. -i Cash price for lime sulphur $3.75 lb. Bear Creek Orchards. 8 R-l. tf Marbles, real agates. .Medford Hook Store. 0 C. C. Cate, county agent left last night on a visit to Salem, from which citjr ho expects to return Saturday or Sunday. Everywhere rou look you tet a Chevrolet tf The murine iveruulim slnliou, main lamed at Kuseno since Ausust. I!H!. I will be closed today, duo to policy of ', retrenchment in the uiiiiliie corps,. SeiKennt K. II. llerryinuti, officer In 1 i hai'Se, has been ordered to rimrt nt Portland. J Lntmspnch'a orchestra, newly orann lied, open now or entitlements, d'ov sonnl attention to private nud club dance. Go anywhere anytime. Phone t'-lC U. " ; Cioodwln cutsets fitted and altered five. L'O S. Fiv stfoot. Alt Niiyuir. IT The rainfall of the past 21 hours end ins at S a. m. today was .11 of mi Inch, and rain is the predict Ion for Salnr-; day. A year aso today tha lu'i'dlctlon ' was (or a heavy frost the nest morn-j ti!t. The liinvlnmtn teiupertiture of; esterdny was .n and the minimum of today was 4'.'. The minimum of a year , agd today wits 31. . . Mrs. Paul Hansen, corse'tlere for' Nulume. Phono 6Srf-J. tf Model drss llnlnvs nhsoluttdy cor-' rect In mensitrcnicuia. Slmpiy sew in your dress and work is dona at the , Vanity Shop. tf C.raftln whx. Kden Valley Ntirsary. j tfSO-J-S.. . Uj Atuotti: the recent applications filed at the state capltol for water Is ono by W. S, Campbell of Gold Hill for the appropriation of water loim Rocky itulcti mid tributaries f ir it domcslU stipply and for the 'irrigation of a tract 1 of t5 acres. Kverywhore you lok you see ChevroleL tf Women's Went' sale at The Hub Sat- unlayApiU 1st. One day only. New coats, suits, dresses and skirts Just received for this sale. The Hub. h Tho I'niverslty of Oi-prob Men's Gleo club which ruvc a concert f . lowed by a dance last evenlint iu Ash land, left this nioinius Kor Roseburs where they will appear tnnlsht. Your soul's questions unswered by otto who knows. Hnreourt V. Peck.. D.U.. First MeOiottist church. March ; Ju it A(iril Itl. liu-h pvenintt 7.3''. I Saturday excepted. ! Tho ladies' Aid of the Christian church will hold a banaar ut tho i chuix-h. Friday cvenitnt. Chicken ditl-' tier also served at 6; 15. S ' Kx-service man, with local refer-' enees of reliable parti" s, wants yard or garden work. f.elUhlo arty. Phone 'isl lt or call at Horace. K-vans. S'.'S N. ; CentraL tf i E. C, Clark of Copco. Calif., spent yesterday In Mint ford nttendinx to bus-, iness matters. 0enln and sale of women's wear at The Hub Saturday. April 1st. One day only. New lower prices on worn- , en's coats, suits, dresses and skirts. Tho Hub. s j Tho Ladles' Aid of the Christian' church will serve a. chic ken dinner! Friday evening at 8:15 p. m. lu the I church basement. Plates COc. S i Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, re-lnforced and guaranteed. Only ttje finest preheat ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Wedinx Works, 39 S. Front street, tf F. Uiley Itavls .-ft this morning; for Portland whom tie ill enter the em ploy of tho Alaska Packing coniza tion for the next five months.' Davis expect to sail for Nusbasak, Alankn about the 15th of April. He will keep books and manage the commissary for a fish cannery at Nushacak which place is about halfway between Nome and Anchorage. It, Is located. at the bead of Bristol Hay en the Xushagak river and only two, malt bouts touch ! there In five months. Four fraternity i . , . . . . . ! nromers oi lavis rrorn tl. A. t.. are i also goin? on the trip. i i "Heaiity is the first gift that nature , FfflMfiMY GROCETERIA a THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE ; , The little delicacies that put the finishing: touch to the meal are usually the ones that ore hardest to find you will save both time and money by coming to the Economy when in need of such goods as we try to have a very complete assortment. Here are few aM at money saving , prices:; . Extra Tiny Refugee Green . ' Beans No. 2 can 39c Extra Tiny Golden Wax . , Hcan$, No. 2 can. . . . . . ,35c :: ; CHEESE Imported Holland Edam, ( each ............... $1.89 American Pineapple, each 90c Wisconsin Cream Brick, lb. 38c Block Swiss Cheese, lb 45c LimburRcr, 1 lb. bricks. . . .38c Italian Grated Cheese, pkg.lOc Parmesan Grated Cheese, , pkg. . 15c Kraft Cheese in tins, all kinds 17c to 37c FLAVORING EXTRACTS Imitation Sherry Wine Imitation Brandy . , Imitation Rum Imitation Cognac (for puddings and sauces) . . . ,35c to $1.09 Raspberry .Onion, , Nutmeg, Almond, Cherry, Coffee, Cin namon, Celery, Mocha, Ban ana, Pistachio, Clove, Grape and all standard flavors 17c to 35c Imported French Capers, ,32c Imported French Mush rooms (fancy) .... ? .59c Brussels Sprouts, No. 2 can 25c Pineapple Cubes for salad. 27c Chicken a la King 33c Extra Fancy JSliced Peaches ? ; , 24c Strawberries, heavy syrup 33c Muscatel Grapes, heavy syrup (No.. 2 can) . 38c Fings in syrup, 1 lb. jar. . .44c Spiced Figs, 1 lb. jar. ; . . .44c Cranberry Sauce, 1 lb. jar. 45c Pure Currant Jell . . 25 and 45c Caviar, per can 30c Crab Meat (large can).", ,42c Salted Nuts in glass jars .............. .25c to 45c Fruit Salad (4 portions . .30c Plum Pudding ........ i . 53c Fig Pudding ........... 53c Prench Anchovies in glass. 49c Anchovy Paste (Cross & Blackwell) .45c Oyster Cocktail Sauce .... 30c Mushroom Gravy, per can. 15c Extra Tiny Petit Pois, No. 2 can 37c MEATS Dried Beef, Premium and Pride Bacon, Boiled Ham sliced to your order. Luncheon Tongue and Potted Meats all priced so you can afford to use them. BAKERY SPECIALS COCOANUT MACAROONS OF REGULAR GROCETERIA SIZE AND QUALITY FOR SATURDAY, 2 DOZEN FOR 25c SPECIAL WE WILL BAKE ANYTHING AT ANY TIME ON SPECIAL ORDER. JUST NAME WHAT YOU WANT WE'LL MAKE IT. . . GATES & LYDIARD 3J varieties i mm THE QUALITY OF HEINZ PRODUCT ARE RECOG NIZED THE WORLD OVER. YOU ARE ALWAYS SURE OF GETTING THE BEST WHEN YOU ASK FOR HEINZ. WE : HAVE ALWAYS FEATURED THIS LINE AND CARRY AT ALL TIMES A VERY COMPLETE STOCK. r ... ...... ..-.. .1 . ' ftt?- .- .1.1 j . I nvn. li "' A pliiinLT In triii ftitiiiirohltk tin A tuftti. i ' fm U-. I ti.11tit.L tt f,.i,f i.l,.S fc!. I .- m .a nHk.a jl Tt' I gives u, wiKnen and the first she takVs , .muot ,., wW, kn,(w, .M,rUjrom b, p,arh,fi where for the, . ; -' , - - aviay. K. Hurnhain a toilet requisites: H1. rtunlHr. store hero is pendlns. offic-! ...tit six weeks sh has he. n visiting ! Attention, Car Owner liarnpooing. halrdressing. nianlcur- laI announcement of which w expect j her daughter. Mrs. Corbln l'.loll. I For the next 3') days we will give :5 ing. racial massage acalp treatnient. , to ,,xt iHnt.. Hill News: l!in i:;U;lc Point every Snf. night, per cent discount n all cylinder re- hair dyeing Medford iieauty Shop.) Nvhon ln mM ot Baah ,, A(ton . , ,. 29 ' luring In connection with overhaul Jieuioni iiu iditig. Phone 13 I.. Ujcall Wallace Wood., 108 or come to' Laundry work done. Phono 4S5-V. ! kb. and a ten per cent discount f.r To start the season. April 1st, one . 7n K- MbIII 0 , . 31H cash on ell labor. Wo have one of the ' "'' ' IJI "omens; iu,Ht o;iri,.,i lonin ttv salii." I'hiitin ! ricmutilcbln uti.l l.iri.ilntf nl !..-. I aluitm In ,uilhi.m llro. Sl-J. tf 1 tln Viuiliy Shop. f;gun and employ only experienced If it's Insurance we write It. R. A. ' Hlgfjest dance this season, (;ld Hill, 'workmen. All work guarantee!. Holmes. The Insurance Man. ; in Ulversld.t Oarage. tt coats, suits, dresses ami Bkirts will bo on salu at the new lower prices at The Hub. & Stop! Look: Listen: The slabwood guy has come alive and Is now book ing orders for green elahwood for early delivery commencing next Tues day. X. II. NVwomh. Phone f.r.I. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR "sALE Hull tcrrli-r pup; wonder- iui watcii iog. Phono GO MM. 77ie Goods Listed Below Are Pat Up in Glass Sweet Midget Pickles . Sweet Gherkins. . ; Sweet Mixed Pickles Sweet Mustard Pickles Chow Chow . , Wor chester shire Sauce Horse Radish Mustard Oliye Oil India Relish Apple. Butter Mince Meat White Vinegar Cider-Vinegar Malt Vinegar Tarragon Vinegar Tomato Catsup Pepper Sauce ' - . 77ie Products Below Are Packed in Tin Baked Beans With Tomato Sauce Tomato Soup Baked Beans, Plain Mince Meat Baked Red Kidney Beans, Fig Pudding Spaghetti . 5 Plum Pudding WE ALSO CARRY HEINZ PICKLING VINEGAR IN BULK Personal Attention : .'.' f- . v ; m . - . ; Prompt Service V . ..'-.Hi. E. Marsh Phone 252 r GROCER Phone 252 FOR RUNT Light liousekeeidn rooms. 322 S. Central Ave. 10 i WANTKD iJonlile work harness. Pine Kt. .SALE OR TRA1E t'hean. blocki team; mare with foal. Vouur cow to freshen 'on. K07 I'Ine Si. K WANT HI) Hardens It , pl;W. McCurdy . J VKI It.Uf K AKXCV . ,- f- 4. 1 . - Nice frame lioime Doom fiti'l siiHlios," Tonple o' spjiik--- IFejip (i (isIich, Docs it happen? We lenvo it In yon. Call Phone 1-2-3 Medford National Bank Bldgf i m' 5. TOMfillT'S VOl It XJCZt' XiVkV LAST til.WI'K TOMORROW 10 SM - ; matinee wJWSk zizzr,z W : i f-U ' ill ; 1 i 1 m.i 1 iiTTVi 1. a 1 1 PI It mn a IIIO fV VfePM1 n MM Larry Somon' I s in the Fastest, Fun- fS 1 ' niest, Merriest and - jj) i-r! ' ' ft , Most Thrilling pom- , ; (Xl ' J edy-'of-HIs Career.-'- ''', A V ' t iil jjj' NUT" -ffmi . Tobe'shownat v ; ''sS 1 Regular Prices - llJrl j - - 1 1 """""HI g-1"-.'!. ' ' ' ' ' " .1