Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextWOMEN! DYE THINGS NEW IN "DIAMOND DYES" Koch pnoknire of "Plamoud yos" rnutalnM directions so simple any womnn run dye or tint her worn. hahhy drfst-cs, skirts, waists, coats, mot'kinRN, sweaters, coverings, drape ries, hnnKlnus, cvorythitiK, oven If she linn never dyed before. ,lluy "lin inond DycH" -no other kind then perfect homo riyclnir in sure because lUamond l'y.-s hi-b Kuainnlpcil not to fpot. fade, iiirenk, or run. Toll your tlrtiRKtM whether the inntvi'itil you wl-h to dye Is wool or el k. or whether it l linen, cotton or mixed lujo.ls. Adv. Dr. Johnson Says Tin slri'iijitli of a nat toti depends mi tlii health of the pooplc- The strength of i-very in diviihinl depends on tboii cln'wino apparatus. . OUR MOTTO Dentistry at prices yon can afford. Dr. O. J. Johnson DENTIST 228 East Main St. Phone 669 . ' CHILDREN - must have the hest of the "ufaff of Hie" if they are healthy and happy. NUT-BROWN BREAD . The Bread That Builds' , PEERLESS BAKERY Ask yonr dealer for NCT BROWN BREAD . Special Sale of Army Goods ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PPJCES Old Hi-Cost of Clothing Dead for Keeps Army Blankets, like new, MlvHI ... !SR:.0" -New Army lup Tents, henry Khaki Ihirk. They nutko a dandy enmping outfit for two people. 7. 2.1). ew .rniy rack hack. They will carry 2 blank s a pup tent, ' mos kit, canteen, etc., at. 1. , Mess Kits, new, aluminum, regulation CanlnM, new, aluminum ' Canteo-n Cv.ns J. A Canteen Covers, reclaim O. !. Breecheti, reclaim, good sIimim 1. Xew O. f. Shirts, rrfruLation . 3, leatlier I'nlU-o, a good buy .' A 4, Shirts, row, extra heavy khaki I, New Wall Tents in standard mm at unheard of prices. United Army Stores 32 So. Central Ave. GL1TTERGL0W it. , - . : An. Exclusive Easter Creation in Neckwear Impressive, with a keen sense of soft color harmony, refinement and pattern elegance, truly expressive of Spring. ;,;::::$l.p Eachv:'-' See them, in pur window Springer & Lee "DUDS FOR MEN' ; 105 W. Main LADIES' CIRCLE N ROGUE RIVER ELECT OFFICERS noun: kivkk, April r.'.-.i the hisl meet in R rf tho "Ladles' Circ'- which was hold ut tho homo of Airs Partens, tho following officers wore chosen f( r tae muting your: Mrs. Priest, president: Mrs. llrasheir. vlre president'; Miss Antlerscv so. rotury ti on surer. Varinis plans and meth ods ol work Were discussed. Kac!) ono prevent was Riven n dime to use Ir. whatever way It would multiply iih t, and to report at the next moet ine. The Juniors and Sophomores cn t. rtainod the Seniors with a bann,uel on Wednesday evening at the school. On Wednesday evening tho 1. O. O V. held me of their serial events at I he hall. Mr. and Mrs. furl Materia are th" happy parents of a new baby Rirl. Congratulations are in order. The, school children have pledged $i!0 for the Near Lust relief und every hoy and girl is on the joli. Tho high xchot: 1 pupils will held a home rook ed food sale at CVKelly's sure on Saturday. Come und hoy and help (h starving. Mr. und Mrs. Charles Robertson and little daughter of Modesto, Calif., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Msc Laren. The school faculty were at dinner with the Carstens Thursday evening;. Thf3e present were Prof, and Mrs. E. C. llrowno. Miss K. PonniiiKton, Miss Gertrude Michael Mr. K. C. Ja rohsnn, .Miss Kvelyn t'arstens. Other SAGE IEA BEAUTIFIES Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens So Naturally that No " ' body can Tell. Ton can turn rray, faded hair beau tifully dark and lustrous almost over night If you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drue store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sape Tea Kecipe, Improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, says a well-known drug-gist here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise await ing them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. This preparation la a toilet requisite ! and is not intended for the cure, mitt- gallon or prevention of disease. .V) .20 10 Former Senator and Wife Who Declare Second Marriage Illegal It k s " rA llenrv Ktnch ll illis. former V. S. ieiK)ited marria.ie in Italy this week to illesal by Mrs. Mollis hecanse she han to secure a divorce. Mr. Mollis was the New Hampshire since lS5i. r nests were Mrs. K. l Jacoht-on and Mrs. Jessie Oyer. Rev. Aaron Wolfe. Rev. Alexander Smith and Klder Ralph Rood left Tuesday miming to attend the Pres bytery at Kosebern. Prof. K. C. lowno and nil the teachers have been given contrails for another year by the school board I Kev. A. Wolfe has tendered his res-J ijrnat'c n as pastor of tho Presb terilin cbttn-h, the same to tuke effect on I May 1st. I A place of interest to the women ot Mcdforcl is the new Parlor Tea Room, which will bo 'open Saturday, April Kith, vhy Gladys Cooper and Ruth Nichols, over Woolworth's. Kavors made, by Miss I.idia Peaii will be given the guests and afternoon tea and pastry will be served. The tea rooms are unusually at- Iract've. being finished in ebonyl pi r'od furniture, small French ciinia- turcs. rer-n ductions of Leture aud! atit'iuo mirrors decorate the walls. . Th bankings being Persian in doHign, ; tnade In the attractive Itatiste colors An unusual feature is the import -d tea and pastry, that wilt be a part of the servclce. Special attention will be giveij to afternoon teas, bridge part'es and after theater and othW occasions. The tea rooms will he open from 2 o'clock to T o'clock and from 7 o'clock until 12 o'clock. -,, HUGHES WRITES CUT S' ASHINOTON, April H Reduc tion of naval personnel t 67,000 en listed men as provided in the naval ap propriation bill now being considered by the house, would reduce tho Ameri can navy below the 5-5-3 ratio estab lished by the arms conference, and "wold be most injurious to the Inter ests of the 1'nited States," Secretary Hughes today wrote Representative Rokoik, republican, Massachusetts. Although J921 was hardly 'whati could be called a "banner year" in the various industries, it is encouraging to note what the Shinohi ni'anufactur era have to say regarding its business during the year just past 'and the pro spects for 1922: "The sales of Shlnola during the year 1321 were nearly fifteen per cent greater than any previous year In the history of our business. January, 192i was the largest January we have ever had, and inoro than donhlo the business of 1U2L , "Webelleve that the very marked Increase in our! business during 1921, was due to tl.e bvt that tue retail price of Shlnola was kept at 10 ceoU all during war times, und today when ormoiDy is the -watchword, tho 10 font jiiice Btill appeals Hjrongly to the fmyin? public. We are very outlmls tic about 1922 business and very' grate ful to the trade In general for the co operation extended." or course, de;iler and consumers alike know that rihinola Is a first class artlelw a shoe polish that gives genuine satisfaction, A big advertising campaign has been carefully planned, including this paper and the announcements are now run ning for this year. .O.V WYi J V if PARLOR.TEA ROOMS 0 1 In NAVY 1RI0U '1 A m -J : 1 at? s v' senator I'ro.n New llaiu:slt!r'. w h 'se Miss Anne White IJohhs. 1 declared successfully defended all his elforts first democratic sin.itor elected In Yesterday's Result National . ltoston 2: ritiladelithiti I. UrvKikln : New York I Cliicniui 3; Cinrlnu ili 1. Plltiiliius I ; St. Loi.is v Amctican iH-troil Cleveland S. Philadelphia S: lloI m (i. New York 5; WashinKtmi St. Loiiis t ; Clfirado -. CoAit Sa'.t Ijike s; Portlnn.l 1 1. Los Angcle S; Vernon I. Saciainentu 1; Seattle t. Oakland 3; Kan Prmu isct WICHITA. Kas., A.nl ll -Caiduin Poh Riper, heavyweight boxer hero for the wrestlins? nieteh. .last night be-1 tween VA "sJtraniilir" Lewis, chunvj lion. and Karl Caddock of Iowa, chal lenged IawIs to a mixed wrestling and; boxinK bout. j In 4ssuing the chaltene Roper salil . l ant willint; and very nnxiouy to meet 1-wis in su.li u but. Mefir!: taking on peiniisey Lewis run take his J chances on annlenne not sa gisd. l will (Mist a side b-t of flD.Duii that 1 ran Mat, tsltii." :""V." "If he wartts t niuke his Deutpscy offer Kootl he should meet me first." i , , KI GKNK, Ore.. April 11. One hun dred and thiity-flve '".athlete from seven Oregon colleges nn.l universities are entered for the first Oregon relay carnival to be held here today and Sat urday under the auspices of the i'ni versity of Oregon. Ily far the greater number of the entries come from the 1'niveisity of Oregon nivl from Oregon Agricultural tollee, but the other Rchools each will have ten to fifteen athletes in tho comp' lition. PORTLANO. Oi April 11 Nineteen high schools of t!i stat :iave eutered ti.-aniH in the ei!leeatti annual track and field rneet of Columbia university Saturday. Direft'.r of Athletics Mau rice J. Smith said more than 110 ath letes would OH'.pelH, PORT1.ANU Ad Santel, claimant cf fhe light-heayywulght wrestling title of the world, won an hour decis ion over Tarro .VUyaku of Jar a n. There were no falls. WICHITA. ICiS.-KM (Slranglcr) Lewis, worbt's heavy weight ,t hatn pion, succesiifiilly defeiid'.-d his title against Karl Cn.fdock. fcrmer titlo holdT, in a wretifng match, two f.illa out of three, i ndilock won the first full In 1 fi III 111 II t . --1 . EASLES may be followed by serious i cold troubles; us nightly V VAPORUB Ooet 1 7 Million Jan Uted Yearly Our equipment means dry cleaning, without wear thoroughly, gent ly. Prompt work, ' "WE ARE NOT WjWSATISFir.O ! JnMt' Li j i&AJkuSl&SLtftit m ' SPECIAL 11 EASTER SUNDAY AT PRESBYTERIAN L'asitrr Sunday v'.U be u ureal, day at tho'l're diytci .tut church,. In addl (ii t to the laislcr niea: ui;o, ono on t!u thought ( f latutcr's Hiipromo tlM't to tho World," in the morning service; nmj u very brief inersittfi in ','luinviulalllf." at nlglu; IUo litnlciil, fi'aturea'tir tho day uii.iWiuiV ta tH fijist all fortiier cihuts n,' tho Huiattct which hat! itl ready ;wi!fti'.tvejj nfi,ttll'k. their iius.ttl pr.MtV.lni. ' MV'.'JI'Ofvr Kdiucaitrt: ljijler iu! tlif iiiVj, Hii&t Uoi ktnl Viiii'ii1 (or Weill 'In ' preparii lion, new .luumc t ll)i clioUc.-L J.liul tui:i been purchased, one Unur solo, which 'as the favoili in one of ttir Inrgi lit 'cities lat vcj,i), Ul ilnij ijuna as u't-aritom al.' flu Ktn-!t'rjj fcuve iiici t1 (njithor1 Itnle inir,' iiirtcii.M In their preparation. Lovers uf i:oo mvisie may be tno or a real treat It! this Waster tnes-x!o in sciifj, I'cnir M'eclal numbers will ho soing in the mot nini ami the eaitlnu "From Ib'llth to Idle" will lie cUcH ln the eveninn, Rcmeinber tho hour for rvchiim will ho S p, m. New ini iii birs will also ho welcomed at the morutuK hour. Titer.' will nlso b. u .brief r'usier pi iij-,tif:il, the lust of tb" Sunday Hchool hour, to which the parents will como. Tito tiufdn u aro' to brine liberal Kftster offerings tor ItiiHa, lor the uicut mass movent, nl Hod t In-ill. Introducing The Customer And Inspector . i . It Is vioith while to listen to'tlio prnrtlcal customer and critical Inspector. We believe v know how to grow, dig, Inspect, pack and ship nursery stock. Onr customers and the ' in.Hctor seem of the imo opinion. Read the following four fiuolutions typifying scores of others in our files 'ro!errlnK lii recent hh!e Hunts. "Mr. bus received ht.l trees and Is greatly pleased. The other trees he Otdere.t for com paris m at a less price h" says were mere slips nlongsld.t of yours, lie Is certainly converted to the Washington Nursi-ry stock and I etpvet a k.hi.I order from biui for net season's de livery." another " "The Jnspcctjr says the Wash ington Nursery trees coining into this Valley nr. the best trevs ever iniected by him. Ills nauie Is -of . Califor nia." ' ' T . another "You have no idea of the compe tition here, but they nil lake off their hats to Washington Nur sery trees. The planters say that they are tliu best ever shlppi-i Into this section." another "There have been about M.ftOO trees condemned here from vari ous nurseries und the Washing ton Nursery Coiiipuny slock has been checked out O. K. by the iniiiM-ctors., One phiuter .-iiV ho would rather have pant twice as much for our trees as for those he bought. Out of l.euo, -tH were eondetn nod." W'a contend that the planter Is entitled to the best there Is In t grade and condition at a price which enables the nursery to give him full protection as to variety,' quality and service. The records of this and the past II Vara convince u:i that there l.j only one proper way to conduct the nursery business 'nttd that Is with the tame Integrity rf pur pose us does tho conscientious banker, merchant, professional man or farmer. We cm still supply for itume. iliate shipment from our cold Ntonw. APPLES: Winter Itanann. Slay man WUicsap, Wealthy, Jona than, W. W. Pearmain, Yellow Transparent and oilier loading apples. CRAB APPLES: Transcendent, Red Slberliin, Whitney, Yellow Siberian. PEARS: llaitlett. Winter Nelis, Anjoiilome, Idaho, Seekel, Chi nese Pyrua I'ssnrlensls (blight resistant l and other s-nrn. CHERRIES: lilac); llupubllcan, Centennial, Karly Richmond, Montgomery. Also 2 year trans pbrtted Mu.z.'iids for eominer rial planter to topwork, provid ing Insurance' against Cherry (iutnmosis. PLUMS: Afmndanee. Ilmbank, namson, Mnmonil, (iivind Duke, (Iret n Gage', etc. , PRUNES: Italian, , Standard, French XX, Imperial, etc. PEACHES:. .. Crawford' , Karly Crawford Late, Chauiploji, Bok hara, Cro'sby, J. 11, Halo. Males' Karly, Perfection, Slappy, Tub ran ('Una (Hie ennner), etc. APRICOTS: Tllton, Wenalchee, Moorpai k, Alexis. , And most of the leading vari eties of berries, shade trees, shrubbery, vines, etc, , Washington Nursery Co Torjpcnieh, Wash. . Your tree men' since fOtb'J. II. II. SPERLING, Salesman Medford, Oregon. . llox (PJ0, , THE MIRACLE OF MILK So i-eeonstfuclive is ilw jtoicsh Hint tin1 list of iliMcuse! tinieiiiiMli' In its Iheuliiiciil tire ton I 1 1 1 u In print. (Vrtiuu it in Unit Won. 1 l l'iil results Imve Jieeii K'Hten in ileep-sciiteil liel'Vt) trutilile, stulilioi'ii (liscii-js uf (lie slotniieli, Iui;i'Ih, liver, lu'iii'l, ItiilnVy, iirlcries, i-tc. The Milk Diet, if taken in it saiiiltii'liini, wlicru the pnticnt lllis coiiil'lele yest, li.-illis, fresli nil', (isenml hie t I'i'llt incuts, uniel, I'l. iisiiiii kiiitiiiiii. liiis nn.l is inlclliifi'iitly ilirei'iod, is it Vi.'l iliil'l.' woiulervvui kei , CONVALESCENT HOME . ; ... .v MRS. W. M. BARBER l3 GtWite 3t. ARhland Phone 411-R What Our Service Will Do for You! Wluiher it I'e a sin, ill lawn or a la rue olio; u cbli-kett hoime tor ro,.o injHii. our sirvl.o will make it beautiful ami n.i -red 1 1 to juitr iHl;thlioi li.iod. . ' , -4i W e mow hiwm. spade und plant i;.it'd"iis, Hpiay rosn bushes and fruit ireen, iciioviitn chi. ken hi ii-ics, polish flmrs. In (act there Is not uiiyihiiio. lli.it we will not do mound the home. n nmvi im.i liii-nm . nil oav me iioiinie nun w.rrrv oui oi iiome iiUiiu:, Wn carry on nil the work and ou reap all of th hen. (lis, tic o' all Us troubles. , Mill ft Our iirU'P are ii.iiom.lilo' w I I !ni".V"U estimates, Medford -3? - VSt4 ".;-? Fishing Season Opens Saturday The fish will ho bliliu:, Overhaul yc ur tinkle box new. Ilrtii4, home a Rood sliini: n the openiiiK day of the season, W'lirli. sier Fish lux Tackle fully ltve to i,o repiitii,,n cf lite nam.. " liiciiesiter" -,r:unii ever) Uei.. (or .pinhty n cuns Tru rliihertiien appreciate its sii-rllim value. , ' Wimlii'1cr I Uhliiu l!..d K.-ul eiib.yio. ul lii every cent. Htm l ro-ls and Millt ha m in u rods uiieiullei for strenKlh, liKhtneM, octlo.t ami camjutf , fer. rv' v: i r r: v . i. t.j i 7rl- 'lncliest-i- Line Stroii tested tlims ( r Mil klu -Is of fish-Inn. I P-MI IiMI.V S lli:,lOl UTKI1H AT ,Crater Lake Hardware Co. 1 We ran furnish yon uilli u license. Hie WIVt What E. L. Melton, deputy sanitary " in spector, Oregon Dairy arid Food Commis sion, said about the .-PULLMAN BAKERY "This ia a fine, we-U equipped, bakery,; equipped with mod t era machinery. Both flour "and machinery are clean and sani tary and bread ia full weight and properly labeled." THIS IS THE HOME OF Scholz's, Butter-Roll Bread ' ,r ; Pure and Wholesome - v i- - - - 11..' i". i , t i .i You 'aro assured of . full weight and clean and sanitary manufacturing methods and 'the highest quality ingredients ' when buying Butter Roll Bread. . " . . . , . ' ' AT YOUR GROCERS I ('.ill m ill sSoiuli 1 1 , . 1 1 v ,nwl ie Service Co. W In" IH-Icr IU-cU Smoolli in tlnit- iuiet Rears niada (i.r ntreiiKth und n minimum aiiiiiunt ot friction. llKMTK.K hlore ;r i fi3 , ' ' J !'.'. '.