Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 11, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOK TWO MEDFORD MAIL) TRIBUNE. J. U X.... MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, 'APR IT, 11. 1022 Jfocal and Personal K. ('. Silltninn. proprietor of the Sugiir Howl Is expHndiiiK his business, luivlnn tiiken over Hip Medloid Cindy. foiApany the Ifith of March, and lum .1ut completed n now :!0 by 4i ramly inantirartui liiK plant on the lot adja cent to his lioiiui on North. Holly Ktreet. Thin phmt will ie ready for use hy (lie first of next wk. Here nil tho tandy and Ice cream making for the SiiKtir Howl will be ninnutaetiiretl. fl.i well us the candy u be wholesaled by Mr. Billfman In tho liopno Rlvev Valley, the Applet and Illinois vnl Jpvh and a far north ah Glendale, ; !et h rebuilt lire for a spare on your ear. KxchnnKe Tire Co.. 28 X, Ktver fid. ,. 22" Scatter sunshine with .L'nsler cards Litrne iisRorttnentn. Swem'n Studio. 21 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Folger returned this inqrnliis from a three and one half months trip In the South Pacific. About two months of the time was spent on the- water, as Mr. and Mrs. Foltwr visited New Zealand. Auckland, the Fiji, Islands. Sumoan Islands and Hawaii. They landed at Victoria, 11. ('., on their return from Hawaii. ' i Tansy plant in bloom. Rogue Valley llornl Co.. east end South Riverside. vhrne 1'UO. " - ' 19 Newcotuli soils slab wood for $2.00 per ' tior and less. Why pay move? I'hone 821. , 2l Wednesday evening. April 12th, the 1). O. K. K. br'Knnds will Rive another dance at the K. of P. hall. All knishts and their ladies are cordially invited Music will be furnished by liuns pach's orchestra. 15 John M. Soott, general passenger (rent of the Southern Pacific arrived 1n the city this morning on one of bis periodical visits and will spend sev eral days in Medford attending to busi ness matters and renewing his many friendships. , Another well known rail road visitor here today is I. T. Sparks, the- distinguished Southern Pacific ovntor . and district iihssenger and freU-Mit agent -of that railroad, who addressed the Grants Pass chamber of commerce forum yesterday and is proud of the fact that the audience re mained throughout and threw nothing at him. - A. S. Ilosenbaum, claim agent of the Southern Pacific, is also here to day. Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. Mrsl Paul Hansen, corsetler for NiiP-one. Phone 5S5-J. tf .Millor-fieared-to-the-Road tires and tubes. Kxchange Tire Co., 28 X. River side. " , 22 The Presbytery of Southern Oregon convened for today for a session at Roseburg.' Greeting cards for Eastej. Swem's Studio. ' 21 Hardwood flooring. ' Medford Lum ber Co i - . Phone Snider Dairy & Produee Co. ' fur pastuerized milk. Safety first. 17 V Hert Anderson arrived home this j morttfnjr rwm Portland where yester day lie atti'iiiled tlienionlhly meeting of the state game commission. ' No 'matters of Interest In this ltvnllty came up at the meeting, lie said. tlreetlnu cnnls for easier. Sw em s I Studio, 21' A regular eaminiiniention of Retimes I Chapter O. K. S. will be held Wednes day eveninc, April 12th at Masonic : hall. Mrs. John L. Lawrence will have i charge of the social hour. IT For street wear women's sport suits with skirt or knickers. The Toggery.. 20 i Luther Melvin Wyatt. of this city and Miss Helle Norean Johnston, for merly of "Mod Wd. were quietly mar ;riod at tho home of Rev. K. P, Law rone Friday night, April T. Mi. and Airs, Wyatt have returned to Grants j Pass, anil will make their home at !T24 North Sixth street.' where thoy jwill be at home to their friends. .Grants Pass Courier, j Please rememher that classified nds. locals and small ads are cash In ad jvanee. Uring in your ads and do not i lis telephone. tf Trim your new Siugham collar and cuff sets, with dainty knife pleating, pleated any size and width. Handicraft Shop. ia This office Is prepared to print , calling cards from your copier plate I Also business cards, letter heads and 'envelops from your steel dies, in 2-1 hour. - tf. j Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. j An eight and one-half pound daugh ter was born to Air. and Mrs. Fred (Strang at their residence on South j Central, yesterday forenoon. Grand father Charles Strang reports that both mother and child are doing well. John W. Johnson returned this mor ning after having . spent a week in Portland where he accompanied Mrs. Johnsou who is receiving medical treatment in that city. , Everywhere you loox you see a j Chevrolet. - tf j Hard times made easy, buy ranches I without money, pay with share of crop, 'like rent Gold TUy Realty company, tf Several thousand collars to loan on Improved ranch security. O. C Hoggs. The weather srill continues uncer tain and full of frequent ""changes. There was a snowstorm of short dura tion this morning with large flakes falling, and alternate periods of sun shine and, cloudiness a large part of the day with heavy storm clouds al ways in sight. Rain or snow is the prediction for Wednesday. During the 24 hours ending at 8 a. ra. today the rainfall amounted to .OS of an inch. This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men trod have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf Send Saster cards. Beautiful collec tions at Sweni's Studio. 21 When in need of sash and. doors, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street - ' W, C. Evans of Los Angvlos Is a cuest at the Hotel Holland. Other Put Swayno of tho Applemito dis trict, la a Medford Intuition VIkHxii- t- nuests Include Charles J, Woodbury of .day and reports that bin arm, which Oakland. Calif., J. 11. Twain rd ol'ihe broke some time niro l-t mending Mi n n U TONIGHT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE Sail tho merry wave of laughter with this (irund Fleet of Kun. Four rcols of the groaioHt comedy Uoyd ever made! x -. . j- Mr J r-y- HAROLD LLOYD m ALSO RUTH CLIFFOED in "Tropical Love" a rc-d-blooded ud venturo story. PRICES: Alrt LTS, :wc KHHHFS, 10c IncliKloft War Tav A Sailor-Made Man STARTS TOMORROW ; ' - MlSGILLA DEAN In Her Crowning fiuri-ttss "... "i l.V STI'PKXIMrs PICTI'IUZATIOX OK :; "Wild Honey" , ; THR WORLD-KAMOIS XOVKr, . . . . HV CYATULV STOCKLKY Waifsville, Wash., K. P. Vieur tind C.eorge Hoy of Portland, Arthur L. Uice of Klamath Kail and 11. A. Over end of Seattle. Phone Snider Dairy Produce Co. fof iiastuerined milk. Safety first. IT If It's Insurance we write It R. A. IToimes, The Insurance Man. Can save you money by saving that 'damaged tire before it's U late. Kxchnngo Tire Co., L'S N. Kiverslde. :".' A large contingent of Medford men expect to attend the wrestling and box ing bouts at Hold Hill tonfcht. Ihirbank and Corey's Thornless blackberry. Idlon Valley .Nursery. tlSO-J-2. - Uj Phone Snider Dairy Prmluce Co. for astueried milk. Safety first. 17 Five -dirt for lawns or garden. Call nt liutidinit site, Minnesota Btreet II.1 A. Thierolf. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McAllister and son James of Central Point wore week end guests of J. N. McCnne at Ash land. Hest garden loom for sale. Phone SUM. tf llookkeoping quickly mastered with now IluiToushs Simplified .Machine methods. Kasy short Ifttnd guarantees dictation in eight weeks. Husiuesa College. :o Alodei dress linings ansolutely cor rect in measurements. Simply sew In your dress nnd work Is done at the Vanity Shop. tf The city council of Albany at the be hest of the chamber of commerce of that city has voted to continue the tree auto camp instead of linposinK s cnarge of fifty cents a day on tourists hs had been contemplated. Women's sport and street suits with either skirt or knickers. The Toggery. 20 C. L. Ooff writes insurance on any thing Telephone 41. Flowers for all occasions. See us about your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox & llonney, 1005 Kast Atain. Phone 37L tf George L. Treichler left Sunday by auto for Portland, on a short business trip and will return Wednesday. Froen automobile, tractor and truck cylinders welded, reinforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat-Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan Weding Works, 39 S. Front street tf Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night. " 29 Lime and cement Jledford Lumber Co. J. A. Alof fatt, proprietor of the West Side Groceteria recently completed a trade with L. R. norland of AfcCloud, Calif., for the latter' s fruit and Kard- n truck ranch of six acres on the Pacific highway two and one-half miles north of Medford. known as-, the Alclirlde ranch, for the Atoffatt residence, cor ner of West Tenth and South Newtown streets. Mr. Moffatt and family sev eral days ago moved to the ranch, and 1 Mr. norland has leased his newly I acquired property to Chas. Reaniesj I who with his family has.takeh nosses sion. " For "Paint and Clean-up Week" you must touch up the porch and furniture as well as the auto. L'so Chi-namel. demonstration April 10 to 15, at At. F. & H. Co. 20 Sose bushes and evergreen shrubs. Eden VrII Wtrrsery. G80-J-2.. 19 An embroidered luncheon cloth and napkins would make a very acceptable Raster gift. Handicraft Shop. 13 Ex-service mell are being sought by the American Legion.of Seattle, Wash, to take over farms on the Yakima In dian reservation, renewal of leases of which' has been refused former Jap anese tenants by the state. Preference is being given disabled and maimed soldiers. I Notice, Elks Band Boys! No rehear sal Tuesday night. Next rehearsal April 18tb. 17 All church notices for Easter ser vices must be in this office not later than Friday noon for Saturday's paper. 19 Phone Snider Dairy & Produce Co. for pastuerized milk. Safety first. 17 Grover Cornm and Gcorsre Nueber returned Alonday afternoon to their homesteads in the Hutte Falls dfstrict. ( hi-.Namel demonstration and ex hibit at AL F. & H. Co., April 10 to 15. Come and let a expert explain how to use these products for furniture,' pic tures, porch furniture, autos, etc. 20 ruit and shade trees. Eden Valiev Nursery. 680-J-2. 19 Phone Snider Dairy & Produce Co. for pastuerized mnk. Safetv first. 17 Kaby Wlmer of Klamath Falls has returned to lis home after spending a rew days in the city on business Masons, don't forget- the dance by ttnian Temple, at Grants Pass next rriday. 17 Pretty glass or pottery vases for tho r.aster nowers. Handicraft Shop. 19 Sash and doors. Medford Lumber CO. Special Alemorial dav excursion rates of one and one-half fare for the round trip between all points on the Southern Pacific lines whore the one way fare is $25 or less have Just been announced. Tickets will be on sale at an regular ticket ni?i.nrir.a fmm 27 to 30 inclusive with return limit -une 1. As Alemorial day comes on Tuesday this year the railroad traffic ofneials expect a large number of peo Pie will avail themselves' of this week end excursion rate. Flowering shrubs and vines. Eden valley Nursery. 680-.I-2. J9 Pillows for appliqueembroidery suit able for porch or breakfast rooms Handicraft fihon. m ' When better automobiles are built, """- win puna mem. tf ' Tho Medford, Ashland and Grants i-ass employes of the Standard Oil company will enjoy themselves n Joint dance to be held at Grants rass 1 tonight. nicely llviy your bedding ' plants of. the Kosue Valley Floral1 Co, Nice clean nnd healthy Stock. H Invest your savings In the Jaeknon County Kulldlng nmlLoan association. tf Ladles' suits thoroughly cleaned and pivssed, $ l.r.q. City Cleaning & Dye ing Co. Phono 74. -Iitl S. Iliverslde. US' A slate-wlde ticket system; a revis ion of all routes to prevent duplica tion; a blanket bond to cover coopera tive and allied stage transportation lines; and application to operate under tho Interstate commerce act tire points, under consideration In the formation of an organisation -tn be known as the Associated Stage & Terminal sssoein- non 01 ureKon, nocoruing to 1.. K. Applonnto of the Salem Central Stage Ttrtniiuil, who has been conferring with different automobile men turnout the state. About I22ru000 will be sienl by tho association in the construction of a number of limousine type stages which will.lw ready for deliverv sum. Terminal facilities will bo established In all tho principal' viMcM or the state. Air. Applcgate said. Salem Capital Journal. When In need of shinties and roof- ins: call Wallace Woods. 108. 711 R. Alain. ' Pillow cases stamped on Pomml tail ing for embroidery and hemstitched for crochet. Handicraft Shop. ' 19 Why .Men Lose Their Souls'' is the subject of Dr. Peck's sermon nt tho revival service tonight at the First .Method:..! Episcopal church. . Allss Kuth Taylor, who recently re turned from a five months visit in Hawaii, leaves tomorrow for Oakrand Calif,, where she win visit with friends and relatives. For rent on shares rtancing pavilion, hotel, restaurant, fishing, hunting, bathing nnd camping privileges cover ing 1000 acres. Kiver frontaKe. Gold Ray Slimmer Itosort. Gold Hay rtealty to. Phones iss-fi or l.H-Y. tf American t-egion Easier dance Mon- day, April 17th. Nat. 21 Next Sunday is Easter. Call up 471 now for guaranteed dry cleaning ami pressing. Prices most reasonable City Cleaning DyeinK Co. IS Chris l lrlch of Jacksonville, spent 11 few hours .Monday In the city attend ing to business matters. Crescent orchestra Eagle Pt Sat. night. 2'j We carry a full line of ladies' hosiery at the Vanity Shop. tf American Legion Easter dance .Mon- day. April 17th. Nat. ' 21 Attorney James 1 T. Chinti.x k of Grants Pass, was a business visitor in the city Monday afternoon. All kinds of rouzh and ir. lumber, Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 East Alain street ' Hemstitching, Plcotlng, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Alen's suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed. SJ1.50. City Cleaning & Dye ing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. Riverside Ik The grand jury for the April term or court will convene next Monday. April 17th. nnd the jx-tit jury will le called a week later. Anrll L'4th Thren bootlegging cases will be called, there oemg a total of eight crfmlnul actions on the docket, Assistant Attorney! oenerai i.tijequist will assist the ilis irici aiiornev n thn nK,.,iiii. ... some of the cases Involvlne the IhmW or Jacksonville failure, V . . r-verywnere VOU look nn Chevrolet if When you want drv mill MncV i,.n can aiiey Fuel Comtianv- PhonA 7 rosier lines, b oomine oluntu itniiu alley Floral Co.. ring 1010, we deliver 19 similar. In dav, The members of tho Klks loduo are looking forward to tots of tun on Thursday night when that louu eiidur lllR spelllllK match feud belween those two former scliooliunsters, I'onrt Hall and tins Newbury, will be f.uinbt to ti tlnlsh, Kneli man will choose his own team. Partisans of each side w ill be seun hed at tho door of the lodito room for weapons. Crescent orchestra Emtio Pt. Sat. hlr.lit. asi i Ladles' and men's gnrment cleaned niul dyed In ,1 suis'i'lor nianuer. Seinl your garment to Forsythc 1 1 ti Mistletoe-. Ph. me 34 1. -t'acktiges calb-d fr' and dollveivd, 'Jtl AmerK-an Lcghm ICaster dance Mon- April Ivtb. Nat, 21 , The Child Hill city' - council pussed last night on a site for the new plant which the Standard Oil company will: erect In that city. Work will begin immediately on the buildings' ami it la' e)Hited that the plant will bo In op- oration In a short lime, "Heaiity is the first gift that nature lves Ih women and the first (die takes,' away." E. lUimhum's t.vlb't roiinlsitlos, 1 shiiniiKHiIng, halrdiessliii:, manicur ing, facial massage, scnlp trontnieuts, hair dyelim. Meilfurd Peaiity Sb Medford llullding. Phono P.U li. tf , Lnunspach's orchostrn, newly org.in-. Izel, (is-n now for ctiu'ji;tiients. per- i sonal attention i(i private tind club I dances. Go buy where anytime. Phono 6-U-H. Chi Niuiwl demonstration M. F, & 11. Co.. April Id to 13. M 10 II, Hiitsoii niul It, II. liylev, iitalo Insane asylum iitlimdunts nrrlvi'd liein thin inomlnij I'lom Salem and Mill dike two men .who luivo reeently been ml .Imlged Insiiiie by the comity hoard, to the asylum, Amorlimn Legion lOastcr iliiuco Mon day, April 17th, Nat. l.'l Millions Every Yenr End Stomnch Trouble II V Inking TANLAC ' 21,000,000 Potllv Sold Place Your Order for For Good Friday1 Gates (j& Lydiard A new pony turntable construction to the one iust rnnwiti.'A.i at Ashland, only ftmaUi- In nrnn tr lm insuilod at Siskiyou hy the Southern t'aciric railroad. ury clean now for Easter. Prices most reasonable. Phone 471. riiv Cleaning & DyeinK Co. . ik Khuharij and asiuirairun rnnia t.Mnn vauey .Mirsery. 6S0 J-2. 10 American Legion Easter dance Mon nay. April 17th, Nat. 21 Air. nnd Airs. K. W. Coddintr of li Angeles are guests at the Hotel Aled- rord as are P. It. Whitney of San Francisco, Air. and Mrs. T. It Hnai ana son and .Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. London or lakima. Wash.. Mr. ami vim s t Anderson and Air. and Airs. A. W. .Mid uieton or Aberdeen, Wash., and Air and Mrs. V. I!. Harner of s.-.lt t .a,, City, Utah. .Newcomb sells slab wood for 12 fin per tier and less. Whv t.nv mom Phone 6.11. 2f) Rose bushes, fine healthv 2 n,l year old .plants, rtogue Valley Floral co. " in : Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night. 29 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt. SALE itoKc scions for grafting Chas. W. Austin, :m s. Orange t'nono U3S-L. r 39 WANTED Woman or girl fof general nuusewurK. .virs. If, r, T.umwlen eiu H. Holly. j;t -FOR SALIC Sawmill imfl tlmlif.r good road and short haul, lnnulr of MesHenKer, Gold mil. Ore. ' l!l KOIt KENT Ranch, 10 acres, h acres hearing orchard. For sale: 100 Han sen strain White Leghorns, fresh jersey cow, saddle, farm Imple menlH, etc, H. L, Young, Hrownsboro ' ure or -in h. Central, Medford. tf FOR 8ALI-Iiirllan runner duck egKH. Call 452-Y, 23 Mm SALE Vktrola : , ' n ' bargulit Keisur Transfer. Phono 333. ID " ' ' : ' ' rapt Sffll OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS - , . . , We have just bought the bankrupt stock of one of. the leading milliners of Medford for almost 00 and we are going to sell it. We have divided it into four lots. Lot No. 1 ' Lot No. 2 Bonnet Nook price Bonnnt Nook price up to $12 and $14 up to $7 and $8 Sale Price $2.50 Sale Price $1.50 Lot No. 3 ' Lot No. 4 Bonnet Nook price Bonnet Nook price up to S6 and $7 up to S3 and $4 Sale Price $1;Q0 Sale Price 75c Thursday, Sharp Sale Starts April 13th at 91 M Hats can be seen in window, but no hats sold before 9 o'clock Thursday. When the sun rises, you had better make a bee-line for the store, for you will never have another chance, like this. : WILSQM WILL H.