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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1922)
PA HE TWO MTiDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. "MT.DFOUT). OttF.flOW WFDXF.SDAV, 'APRIL 12. 1ft22 tf Focal and ttJ Personal The K.-iHtcr vacation, which -w ill only hint until Monday, began with tin' i lose of tlio schools this afternoon, rml a number of the leiuiiors Jeft this evening tn spend this short period out of town. The reason that li longer vacation was not allowed by t'ho board of education was that 1t would extend the closing of Iha year too far in June. The public schools will close on June !Uh this year. Tlio Order of Ie Molay for Hoys will meet in the .Masonic hall Thursday, April 13. Work lu Do Molay desree. Social night. Wo cany a full lino ot ladies' hosiery at the Vanity Shotv tf American Legion Faster dance Mon day, April 17th. Nat. 21 I'eoide whose yards Bits being visit ed by flower thieves are yarned to keep a sharp lookout for a boy wear ins a red hat accompanied by a boy on a bicycle. These two early last evening were seen stealing hyacinths from the yard of Dr. K. B. Picket on West Main street and the. yard at No. 1G North Orange street. The police are working to Identify the youths and apprehend them. Everywhere you look you eee Chevrolet. tf When you wont dry mill blocks just call Valley Fuel Company. Phone 76. lleorgo A. Dunn of Ashland,' former county judge, was in the city yester day conferring with political friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton of Fort Klamath, who have Just returned from Australia where they sKnt the winter, and later the report was in circulation, reached here yesterday from San that Mr. Dunn would file his candi-! Francisco onroute home and are the dacy for the republican nomination of I guests of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Orth. state senator, at Salem today. i A smashing price wrecking bank rupt sale of ladies' nnd children's hats starts tomorrow at 5 o'clock sharp. Hats that sold up to $14 going at !-.f0. $1.50, $1.00 and 75c. If you want a hat be here at nine o'clock when the doors open. Will H. Wilson. 18 All kinds ot rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Wooda, phone 10S, 711 East Main street. Hemstitching, Plcotlng, So per yd. t ' Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf The six'lliiig match that was to have been held tomorrow night at the Klks lodge meeting between teams chosen by Court Hall ami C.us New bury will probably have to he called off, as Messrs. Hall and Newbury urv both ill with the flu. Men's suits thoroughly cleaned and pressed, f-1.50. City Cleaning & Dye ing Co. Phone 474. 401 S. Riverside. IS Easter lilies, blooming plants. Rogue Valley Floral Co., ring 1040. we deliver. 19 .Dance at Kingsbury Springs Satur day. April 13th. Dest of music. ,Couie and ' have " a " good"' time." Lovelund orchestra. 20 Mrs. L. writes: "I am convinced there is a difference in baking powder. I have been using any old powder for ten years but my cakes are 100 per cent better since I bought a can of Royal Baking Powder. I recom mend it to any housewife who thinks she "knows all about cake making with any kind of powder." BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book-h't FREE Royal Baking Powder Co, 130 William St, New York Four Piece Suit for fiolf, Business, Town and Country As an illustration of how this stoic senses and meets the unusual requirements, we present The Brassie, made by , HIRSH WICKWIRE The Finest of Clothes Read y-to-W ear The Brassie is a four-piece suit, the kniekers and long trousers being interchangeable for golf, busi ness, town or country. Made of finest tweeds and homespuns. Designed with a full understanding of the require ments of the man who golfs. Imparts a touch of sprightly gentility for general wear. "We also show every other new creation for Spring, as well as the very conservative for those who do not folloWthe fashion so enthusiastically. Uoys' two-pant Knicker Suits, the most complete selection. ever. shown in town. Ages from 7 to 17 years. Prices from $8.50 to $17.50 Easter Furnishings in a wondrous array. 1 We are ready to show you now. MODEL CLOTHING CO. 126 East Main Street Let' 8 Have a Smokeless Summer After a visit here they will return home by auto. lry clean now for Easter, Prices most reasonable. Phono 474, City Cleaning & Dyeing Co. IS , Khubarit and asparagus roots. Eden Valley Nursery. 6S0-J-2. 19 We have a profitable hauling con tract for the man who w ill buy a small Republic truck. Inquire lUisy Corner Motor Co.. Main and Riverside. tf The Hoy Scouts will have nu all day hike Thursday. American Legion Faster dauco Mon day. April 17th. Nat. SI Newcomb sells slab wood (or $S.OO per tier aud less. Why pay more? Phone ivl. SO Hose hushes, fine healthy S and 3 year old plants. Rogue Valley Floral Co. 19 The city park board of Ashland at a meeting Monday night decided to charge an admission fee ot fifty cents a day at the auto camp ground in that city. This will cover all churgvs with the exception of gas used. A number of new rules and regulations wsre adopted. Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night 29 Crescent orchestra taglo Pt. Sat night. - 2 For garden work, lawn making and mowing, packing aud crating house hold goods, odd jobs and repair car penter work, phone 1Q41M. SU Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Edgell haw re turned from a month's stay at Sunta Harbara, Calif., and are visiting Mrs. Kdgcll's mother, Mrs. Alice Holloway. George F. Treichler arrived home this forenoon from a short business visit at Portland. Ladies' and men's garments cleaned and dyed in a superior manner. Send your garments to Forsythe, 116 Mistle toe, phone 341. Packages called for and delivered. 20 American Legion Easter dauco Mon day. April 17th. Nat. 21 "Heauty is the first gift that nature gives to women and the first she takes aw&y." E. Humham's toilet requisltles, shampooing, hairdressiug, manicur ing, facial massage, scalp treatments, hair dyeing. Medford Iteauty Shop. Medford Huifding. Phone 1SH-U tf A. It. Addington and Frank Hartman government hunters under the cooper alive arrangement between the Vnlted States biological Burvey and the state game commission, report a large band of timber wolves which range the year around in the region of the Cas cades east of Medford and Ashland. Deep snows will prevent the men from workiug in until about the first of May. Portland Journal. The Knights of Columbus will hold their annual Easter ball at the Nat. Wednesday evening. April 19Ui, for members and their friends. Imita tions can be obtained from members. IS Launspach's orchestra, newly organ ized, ojien now for engagements. Per sonal attention to private and club dances. Co anywhere anytime. Phone 646-R. Cbi-Najnel demonstration M. F. & H. Co., April 10 to 15. 201 Guests at the Hotel Medford include H. G. Payne. E. C. Whltcomb. A. L. Townsend, John L. Wilde and C. L. Marlon of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller of Eugene. H. B. Schweitzer of Boston, . E. Henry of Corvallis, p. A. Maurier of Seattle and W. G. Wolfe of Cincinnati, Ohio. Dance at Kingsbury Springs Satur day April 13th. Host of music. Come and have a good time. Loveland orchestra. 20 American Legion Easter darrfce lion day, April 17th. Nat 21 Day and evening classes Gregff Re view and Sliced typing; special rates. Business College. 20 M. P. Jacoby of Tolo, returned Mon I day from San Francisco. Hear latest dance music by three artists.. Nat .Wed. nite. 18 personal service given to all auto repairs. El wood's Auto Shop, llJf South Central. Phone 7C9-J- 31 Attention, ex-Soldiers: Ranches sold under Soldiers Bonus plan or ray with share of crop, like rent Gold Ray Realty Company. tf Miss Louise .Manning, teacher of Latin in the high school, accompanied by her mother and uncle, who are here viBltlng her, will leave this evening by auto for Portland to spend the Easter vacation visiting relatives and friends, Dance at Kingsbury Springs Satur day, April 15th. Best of music. Come and have a good time. lxiveland orchestra. 20 Grafting wax. Eoren Valley Nursery, 680-J-2. 19 American Legion Easter dance Mon day, April 17th. Nat. 21 Mrs. L. A. Salade and Mrs. H. D. McCaskey left yesterday afternoon for a two or three weeks visit in Sun Francisco. One of the beBt dances held this eaon tonight Nat. 18 Hemstitching and pccotlng 8c at the Vanity Shop. tf Auto Insurance. Brown & White. George Hunt, local theatre man, has been 111 since the first of the week und Is still a little under tins weaklier although It is thought that, he may be able to get out for a short time today. Guy W. Conner returned from Hose burg last night. Mr. Conner pur chased It cars of broccoli for Steln- hart & Co., of New York, and shipped to them. Gladioli and Tuberose bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery. 680-J-2. 19 Miss Kathryn Dunham and Julia Fielder, public school teachers, leave this evening to spend the Easter vaca- lion at the ranch of Dr. Sweeney in the Applegate district. Work of laying pavement upon the unimproved portion of tho highway between Grants Pass und flexion mountain will commence Thursday morning, according to Manager Dud ley, In charge ot the work for the A. D. Kern company, the contractors. Mr. Dudley is now assembling his crew, und has men at work grading ready for tlio "hot stuff." Camp is being established near tlio Antlers, on the highway. The first piece of paving will be the tulle to close In the break Just beyond the city, when tho pavement will be continued to the foot of Smith bill. About 100 men are being employed by Mr. Dud ley. Wages (or common labor aiv $:t per day, Grants Pass Courier. Scatter sunshlue with Easter cards Large assortments. Swem's Studio, 21 A lovely lino of ribbon novelties, anities. etc., for Easter gifts. Handi craft Shop. PJ Hear what Nut tonight. Three artists. Best dunce music. 1? Howard and Grimes, the men who have handled tho Klamath Fulls to Crater Lake stage run for the pust few- years und who also operate a stage lino between this city and Klamath Falls have, during the winter uiouths had two largo busses made to handle the tourist travel this summer. One is a Stndebuker and the other a Cadi I ae with a seating cupucity of about twelve persons. It Is expected that tho Medford Klamath traffic will be gin in unother two weeks. Pansy plants In blixuu. Rogue Yullcy Floral Co.. eust end South ltlversid. "hone 1040. 19 Young lady wants position as sten ographer or office work. Will do extra work in either. Phone 3S3-J. tf Porch boxes nnd hangUiR baskets artistically arranged. Hoguo Valley Florul Co. 19 Fresh cutflowers for all occasions. Our design work is distinctively artis tic. Rogue Valley Flornl Co. 19 Hunford MacNIder, national com mander of the American Legion has notifiod Harry N. Nelson, legion state adjutant in Oregon, that according to tentative plans, he will be able .to meet the Oregon legionnaires at their fourth annual convention to be held In The Dalles In July. .Newcomb sells slab wood for $-.00 per tier and less. Why puy more? Phone 631. 20 Lottie Howard has Just received a shipment of Easter hats, flowers, feathers nnd ribbons. 10!) North Cen tral avenue. 20 Lnwn fertilizer should be applied now. Get it at Monarch Sved Co. Phune 260. Get a rebuilt tire for a spare on your car. Exchange Tire Co., 2S N. River side. SJ Wednesday evening. April 12th. the D. O. K. K. brigands will give another dance at the K. of P. ball. All knights and Uieir ladies are cordially Invited Music will b.furnUbd by Launs- pach's orchestra. 18 j Aubrey Smith, superintendent of the) public schools, arrived homo SiuiUay from having attended tho annual uiect itig of the Inland Empire teachers as sociation at Seattle. St. Mark's Guild will have a food sale Saturday, 15th, beginning at 2 p. ni. at the Southern Ore. Gas Co. offices. West Main. All home cooking. Beautiful Easter eggs. Just the place to get your Easter "goodies." IS Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. I Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for NuBone. Phone 58 5-J. tf Miller-Geared to-the-Koad tires nnd tubes. Exchange Tire Co.. 28 N. River side. 2 Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. East of Salem are guests at the Hotel Holland. Other guests include II. P. Burroughs of SeatUe, George V. Barker of Ilutte Full. W. D. Henry of Portland, C. L. Rogers and George A. Hush of San rranclsco and T. G. Pangbom of New York City. 1940 Lumber an iiniKirtcd luxury if forest fires continue Big Pines Lumber Co. Greeting cards for Easter. Swem's Studio. 21 Hardwood flooring. Slodford Lum ber Co. Greeting cards for caster. Swem's Studio. 21 The Bonnet Nook stock of millinery was purchased by Will H. Wilson and will be put on sale at u big reduction tomorrow. See his ad. Hats for women and children. Send Saster cards. Beautiful colla tions at Swem's Studio. 21 The service at tho Christian church- tonight Is to be one of exceptional In terest. Mr. Millard will speak on "What the Christian Church Hollovcs". All members of the Kit KliiK Klim lire Invited as the message Is to deal with the subject of the Klan. The music will consist of the usual mule nuartul and a duct by Mrs. Scougull und Minn Stelner, This latter number will bo a treat hi music lovers. For street wear women's spoil suits with skirt or knickers. The Toggery. So Please remember ttint classified ads. loculs antt small ad are cash In ad vance. Brlnit lu your adt and do nut us telephone. . tf When better automobiles Itulck will build them. If It's Insurance we write It Holmes, The Insurance Man. Mark Montgomery, local Southern Pacific railroad agent. Is coutini'd to his homo again, as he discovered that the flu from which he thought he had recovered. U still with him. Everywhere you look you see Chevrolet tf Hard times made easy, buy rnnchos without money, pay with share of crop. like rent. Gold Ray Really company. U Severn! thousand dollars to loan on Improved ranch security. O, C. Boggs. Flowering shrubs aud vines. Eden Valley Nursery. 680-J-2. i: e Itulph I'. Cowglll lu his lillim lit Salem this week for the republican nomination for ivptoHcutntlvo from .liU'kHou county uses neither platform nor slogan In no doing, Trim your new Klligham collar and curt nets with dainty knife pleating, plimtcd any Ire and width. Handicraft Shop. Hi ThU ofllto In prepared to print calling cards from your copper plate Also bushiest cards, letter headu und envelopes from your Hloel iIIch, In 21 hours. if, This office Is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines, lout give your orders to traveling men and have are built, itnem primeu out or mouroru. mono tl'ius and wo will cnll, tf R. A. I The bud weather of Ibis week Iiiih put a limp In auto tourist travel, j must of the touiifctM prefcriiug Ui tie up indoors In a good uim pluov until1 the weutber becomes Iiioik Hellled. Ill (lie past three du.vs but nine curs con taining IS persons hnve arrived at the city uuto camp, -duly a few woie there today. When In nsod ot annli and doors, cull Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 E. Main street. 1'ivtty ghmsor pottoiy vases for the Easter flowers. Handicraft Shop. 1 Sash aud door. Medford Lumber Co. lillowM lor upplliiiii cinlivoJtWny suit. iibto for porch or breakfast rooms, lliiiiillcnift Shop, ' 19 tmrnnmrna Dyspepsia Had Me In Its Clutches 1 5 Years, But I'm Now A Picture of Health TANLAC it wonderful, tayi Mrs. Lillian Turner, .421 2Sth St.', N., Seattle, 'Wa$hn. All my friendt marvel at the remark' able change in my ap pearance, the addi. ThaiuanJ of people who Buffered so long they bo lie'ved their case beyond reach have found permanent relief through Tanlae. Get. a bottle from your druggist. - r i SHISISHISMSS IBSSSSMSISSSBISMS i. i. i i j j . JL.J. -' I J. - J Ul".,-i - . Jl I.WJUi . u imiulSl l J VT TO WHAT DID THIS t BEAUTIFUL WHITE f ft CAPTIVE AWAKE? ( I 1 V As i TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY toil SALE Toggenburg milk gout; fresh. Phone 3(i5 Jacksonville. 21 WE SELL Protection and Service THAT'S ALL BUT Are You Getting Both? , Insure with .' 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