Medford mail tribune., April 25, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MAII) TUmUNE, MEDFOUn, OHEOON'. TUESDAY. 'AIM? IT.
192:
Wocal and
Per8bnal
George W. Harker and I R. JohnR- civil servicj
n of Htitte Fulls, arrived yesterday ; position of x!
ce examinations mr n"'
(on of Htitte Fulls, arrived yesterday , position of postmaster In seven third
from Hutte Falls for a business visit! class itostofticea In Orouon will 1h held
I'ln this city. " MaylS. The offices with the aecom-
ln't fail to take iidvantaue of PWlns salaries nro as follows:
ti,. vin. ... rm i National Oineham eek soeelals at Hrookinifx. IU00; Cornelius. iwu,
i.rnviwi tn i.o nna nf thtt i.ir nil m-niinit I Mann's store. ' Sl r-lRln, 1
revues ever soon In Medford delighted J Hash and doors. Medford I-umhcr
a fair sized and hlRhlj'' appreciative : Co.
niidlcnot at the Tnite last ninht with lS.OiHl miles on two Miller 33x4 cords
its remedy, hlsh class specialty acts. on iv,iRe roadster. Kxchange Tire
splendid costuming and scenic effects, j Co.. 28 North Riverside - 32
acrobatic and dance stunts, hard work-j
inn chorus of handsome, and shapely I
V. M. Smith of St. Louis is a guest
nt the Hotel Holland as nro K. O. Long
roimic women. cuarmm o.ena w w AV Nolaon or Sim pmne, U K
inn uu t-wii music nnu Bonus. Jiuu
the merits of the Follies been better
known the housft would have licen
crowded.' The. entertainment proved' f)lmsmlli
a tonic to tne soniewnat juried Men
ford' theatrical appetite by Its snap
and up to date novelty both in acts
Johnston and Goor. V. Marker of Butte
Falls, A. Stewart of Koseburc, Mr. and
Mrs. J. I.. Tuttlo of Portland, E. nynn
joi imnstmitr ana k, k, Alexander oi
I Noise, Idaho. ' 1
j Heauty and simplicity in the new
Hupmoblle. Clark Motor Co. 3
Klttln, $100: Knappa. 11200; Riddle.
$1300: SeapiKHwe. H00; Talent $1000.
The examinations will be held at Ash
land. Astoria. Grants l'ass. Hlllslioro.
l.o Grande, l'ortland and KoseburR.
Crescent orchestra Kitfilo Tolnt Sat.
nichr 2i
llcst garden loam for sale. Thone
912-J. tf
Visit Mann's store for best values
In ginghams during National Gingham
week. 31
The many friends of Miss Ott, for
mer secretary of the Y. V. 0. A., will
be sorry to learn of her mother's death
on "April 23 at Onago. Kansas. Miss
and lines. , r.i t ci Ott was with her mother at the time
Invest your savings in trio Jackson ' of her death, havinit been called home
couple
.,........ ..., .
.....niy ..uuu.iis n .x,.vn associauon., ,Aftpr E08ter dftno( Xa, Wednesday
,. ' . .. . tr i nito. Favors for everybody. 29
L.me and cement. Meatord Lumber, , Tne Medford-Ashlnnd Klamath Falls
. i auto stage line of Mr. Howard will be-
, ,,. Kimuui m. iu u.i!Rin oiieratkin within a day or two U!
,ur "r7a "-.the present fine weather continues,
del verod next week: also dry enough! Me(lforil Servlce Co ,
to burn slabs now. Phone 631 JV dirt Tor lawns or garden. C
fourteen persons who arrived lnat bH)Klinit 9it( Minnesota street,
seven auto cars yesterday spent lstjA Tbieroir
night and this morning at the city, oh: lioy A Turkish haro
U.tw!a.m,P' ' ! Tickets $1.00. Trt-L tour. April 28.
i mi uri ini tut? i ri-i ciuu ui
of
- mr linn Mrs t,.i luvni nr f pnir.'i
C. A. Is putting on big; trip, rvint nri h. fmo,-. ,ti.
Around the World Friday night. It's , Sun(iay of Mrs. Clara Foster at
going to be a good show. You don't
the latter home near Ashland.
.T1""1" ncKewn.w. onsa.e; Mn 8 two.,,ie. 8ts dry cleaned
at Vanity Hat Shop, Palmer's and thojand 8team pn88s, $1 00 lWnR w
cleaning and dyeing and save money.
Chnmber of Commerce.
Dance at Trail Sat. night. S3
Good vigorous sweet pea plants, also
all otlier bedding plants for sale. Mad
' dox & Jlonney. 1 ' " ' 29
E. F. Sadder of Portland, extra oper
ator and ticket clerk of the Southern
Pacific railroad, is filling the position
of Albert Notta during the latter s va
cation sojourn in Idaho. '
After Easter dance Wednesday nite
at the Nat. Everybody is Invited. 10c
admission. 29
about your bedding plants, porch
boxes and hanging baskets. Maddor
& llonney, 1005 East Main. Phone 374.
- ' , tf
Mailnello Cosmetic Shop. 409 Liber
ty Hldg. Electrolysis. Phone 657-W. 47
Mr. Harry Manning, the sweet
voiced songster who formerly resided
In this city and now lives in Grants
Pass, and who makes his 1922 local
concert debut at the Rinlto tonight,
arrived In the city this morning with
his family and stage wardrobe, tested
the accoustlcs of the theater, moved
one or two of them around to better
display his voice, and then pronounced
everything In fine fettle for tonight's
musical Teast. The lobby bulletin board
bills the talented singer as "Medford's
Own Beloved Caruso, Mr. Harry Man
tling, in selections from the gems of
musical masterpieces." Extra precau
tions have been taken by the manage
ment to handle the Immense crowd ex
pected, and to see that no one is in-
Jured during the enthusiasm.
' Hupmobnes are enduring. 33
Hot lunch, 16c. 20c, 25c, starts 11:30
Yankee Do-Nut Shop, 28 N. Front SL 29
uon t rail to take advantage of
National Gingham week specials at
.Mann s store. 31
A. W. Lewis of Central Point, has
purchased the meat market at Gold
Hill of William Dlackert and is now
operating the same.
When better automobiles are built
Huick will build them. - tf
It Vill pay you to climb my stair
way. Tailored suits guaranteed to fit
and wear well, $35 to $50. Klein the
Tailor. 128 E. Main. 29
National Gingham week, April 24 to
bu at Mann's means many gingham
values. " ..:. si
Fred Williams, president of the pub
lic service commission, and A. 8.
Itosenbaum, claim agent of the South-
ern Pacific railroad, arrived in the
city this morning from Portland to
Apparel Cleaners, 622 North Riverside.
' - 31
This office is prepared to print
calling cards from your copper plate
Also business cards, letter heads and
envelopes from your steel dies. In 24
hours. tf.
Imported tephyr ginghams, tissues
and chambray ginghams at : special
prices during National Olngham week
at Mann's stcre. 31
The program Friday evening, April
1. was given by the teachers of the
grade school and was not under the
direction of the-music department as
was previously stated.
Frozen automobile, tractor and truck
cylinders welded,' de-inforced and
guaranteed. : Only the finest pre-heat-
Ing fuels and metals used. Vulcan
Welding Works. 39 S. Front street, tf
Dance at Trail Sat. night. 33
Did you ever hear what was "told in
a Chinese gardenr The Trt-L will
tell you Friday night! It only costs a
dollar
1 The strike at the old Oscar Beer
mine five miles from Takilma on the
Illinois river. Is reported to have the
appearance of a real find. Roscoe
Dratton went out Saturday and visited
the property. The dike in which the
ore la found is about 40 feet wide with
stringers of exceptionally rich quartz.
The hydraulic was used to uncover the
ledge. The extent of the body cannot
be' ascertained until some more w-jrk
is done but it is thought now that the
ore will continue. "The find was made
In the old mine. Grants Pass Courier.
ir it's insurance we write it R. A.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Everywhere you look you see a
Cherrolot - '' tf
Imported zephyr ginghams, tissues.
and chambray ginghams at special
prices during National Gingham week
at Mann's store.- 31
John Barneburg whose leg was
badly 'burned when a spray hose burst
and drenched him with" lime and
sulphur solution several weeks ago is
slowly convalescing and is able to be
out and around again.
Medford Service Co.? 29
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetiere for
NuBone. Phone 685-J. tf
Community dancing Nat, Wed. nite.
- 29
All members of the Golden Link
Bible class are asked to be present at
Kolb Dill, those xipulnr Meilfovd
fitvortteM will unik'o their annual up-
penrance Here tit the nine on l huis
ilay night. May lltli. '
llsiiTell lu Cumlirlilge, Mulio, April !!
I!22. nt the iigc of sr M'liis, n tumuli
and H (lays. Deceased was Imru Oct
2". is;7 In Tennessee, lie was mat'-
Ladles' and children's khaki outfits rlot May tit I, ltd! to Uebeeca K. Ctev-
iit TI1eC11l.111l.1l :iieimer. r ive children were limn 10 mm
I union, The family moved to Oregon
jlu ISOt and resided there until WO
mid then lived in lilnlio for i: leiim
and he has since marie Ills home with
Ills son, V. A, Chllders of Jacksonville.
lie mill his wife were visiting Ills
daughter .and son In Idaho ut the time
of his death. He leaves his wife, Mis.
hack to Berkeley. They statojl that I ueiiecca dinners, three children, Mi's
their crew had been the best crewl A. Ilarrell. CiiuihrhlKo, Idaho, Gen.
turned out at California In many years l'litli(ers, (Minbrlilge, Idaho, mid V, A,
and that the Washington crew was thlt,,ll,l"N.. Jacksonville, nregun. to
best that had ever been developed : grandchildren and four great Riand
there. Fred Spuhn. a Medl'md young children, lie alio loaves a host t
man and n graduate of the local high ; friends In southern Oregon ami Idaho.
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. ' tt
The California crew, which was
beaten by ten boat lengths lust Satur
day afternoon In the' annua! rowing
classic of the coast with the Univer
sity of Washington, passed through
this city yesterday afternoon enroute
thtk rafrlilni- Hinnllili, uutfal K.. I
.... . , , . . I--- - ...uii ,111 . DUIU, auvj uuoi
a , ","",uc" J"w "jnesa meeting, to be held at the home
auto truck-train accident of Monday of Xf pamh P.... . o k
rvZr.C- ; , . 8 - Oakd next Thursday afternoon.
April 2
Everything from polar bears to gold
mines on exhibit in Alaska. Trt-L tour.
Tickets $1.00.
We have a profitable hauling con
tract for the man who will buy a email
Republic truck. Inquire Busy Corner
Motor Co., Main and Riverside. tf
Dance at Trail Sat night. 33
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Take a glass of Salts if jrour Back hurt
' or Bladder bothers yoa Drink" '
Vl "'more -water.
If you must'have your every dayi
eat it, bat flush your IciaSys with salM
, occwionally, says a noted authority whs
Vili us that meat forms urie acid which
srlmost paralyzes the kidneys in their ef
orU to expel it from the blood. They
become ' sluggish and weaken, then you.
suffer with a lull misery 1n the kidney
region, sharp pains in the bock or sick
headache, 'dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when the weather
ts bad you have rheumatia twinges. The
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the
channels-often get sore and irritated,
obliging- you to seek relief two or three
time during the night.
To neutralize thess Irritating acids, to
cleanse the kidneys and flush off the
body's urinous watte get four ounces of
Jad Salts from any pharmacy hers;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
erases and lemoa juice, combined with
iitbia, and has been used for ftenerationa
to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneva.
also to neutralize the acids in urine,
so ic no longer irritates, thus ending;
Madder weakness.
" Jad Salt is 'inexpensive;- cannot in-
iure, and makes a delightful effervescent
ithia-watcr driak. " . ' :.
Twenty-four automobile makes are
equipped with Miller tires. Pnt Miller
on your car. Exchange Tire Co.. 28 K
Riverside. . . 391
E. Burnham, world's largest estab
lishment of beauty. This is your guar-
antee of the merit of E. Burnham
Toilet Requisites, in constant use at
Medford Beauty Shop, room 429 Med
ford Bldg. . 32
Will you be on deck when the Trl-L
steamship sails? Tickets $1.00.
Mrs. Z. C. Brown and daughter left
last night for Medford where they will
spend a few days visiting with Mrs.
Hrown's sister who resides at that
place. Roseburg News Review.
Dance at TritH Sat night. 33
We are watch specialists. We guar
antee results. Johnson; Jeweler, tf
Visit Mann's store for best values in
ginghams during National Gingham
week. - ' ' 31
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gregory have
arrived by auto from Klamath Falls
and may remain here. ' They have
ranch near there and will probably re
turn In the fall. He says the strike Is
still on in the lumber mills and box
factories. ' ' t "
Dance Eagle Point every Sat. night
'"' ' '.r - ' " ' " 29
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108
ui t.ast Main street. ' "
Dance! Wednesday night! Nat! You
are Invited for a good time. " 29
The Gold liill schools' will have 'i
team in each of tho three ages at the
coming county athletic field; meet of
tne schools of Jackson county at
Talent. -'
Can you do Puzzle-Peg? We'll say
you can't. Medford Book Store; ' 30
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta.
Young lady wants position as sten
ographer or office work". " Will do extra
work In either. Phone 383-J.' ' tf
by her serious Illness
weeks ago. "
Dance Eosle Tolnt every Sat. night
29
C. I.. Goff writes Insurance on any
thing. Telephone 41.
Regular communication Reames
chapter Wednesday evening, April 20.
H.J Initiation. SO
The Oshorn fire finder, which is
used In Crater National park to locate
fires. Is on exhibition nt the Ashland
public library.
Viavi headquarters. Hotel Medford
Phone Mrs. A. G. Poor. 32
Viavi dealer. Mrs. A. O. Foor of
Portland. Hotel Medford. 32
Puxzle-Peg. the most fascinating
pastime. Medford Book Store. 30
Letters to the Portland chamber of
commerce asking that organization to
rescind Us action In indorsing the
movement started by the park bureau
to include Diamond Lake In the Cra
ter Lake National park, have ' been
written by Roseburg business men,
who state that the placing of Diamond
Lake under the Jurisdiction of the park
service is a blow to Douglas county, as
Its withdrawal would take some of the
finest stock range away from the stock
men of the county. Portland Journal
New spring hosiery In all tho shades
at The Colonial. 34
For dancing, Launspach's orchestra.
45
Auto Insurance. Bmwn ft White. 1
Watch repairing of that quality that
gives . satisfaction at Johnson's,
Jeweler. tf
E. F. Murphy of Peoria. III., is ;
guest at the Hotel Medford. Other
guests include A. Aronson and J. L.
Parsons of Seattle. Dr. and Mrs. A. A
Finch of Astoria, William DieU of St
Louis, W. A. Dobbin of Eugene. Jack
Horton of Bend and P. A. Rowe of
San Francisco.
National Gingham Week, April 24 to
30 at Mann's means many gingham
values. ' 31
Hemstitching,
. Pico ting,
f c per yd.
Buttons covered.
Handicraft Shop. ' tf
, When In need of shingles and roof
ing call Wallaqe Woods, 108. - 711 E.
Main. t
The Granu Pass high school base
ball team, which plays a game with
Klamath Falls high next Friday and
which meets the Medford and Ashland
high teams later In the season,' made
quite a showing last Saturday by de
feating Glendale high 58 to 4.
When In need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street '
Find-no-leak makes any tire punc
ture proof, preserves rubber. Liberty
Repair Shop.' - 41
Two and three-piece hiking suits at
The Colonial. 1 ' Zi
The annual May dance of the local
D. O. K. K. temple has been postponed
until the latter part of May instead of
being herd next Monday night as had
prev iously been arranged. '
Hear ye. Hear ye, Klein the Tailor
makes well-fitting, long" service-giving
elofhes. ' Choice of CO patterns. Value
$45 to $55, this week only at $42.50.
Hand tailored suits, Medford made,
guaranteed to' fit and satisfy. $35 to
luo; Klein the Tailor, 128 E. Main. 29
Mks May Day dance Tuesday, May
.'nd. Launspach's orchestra.
The large "Greenwich Village Fol
lies" company, which cave such an
enjoyable performance at the Page
last night, departed at 5:30 a. m. to
day for Eugene on their special train
consisting of two baggage cars, two
Pullman sleepers and one day coach.
me company numbers 64 persons.
ume for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
.viedrord Service Co.? 29
Personal service given to all auto
repairs. Elwood's Auto Shop, 118
South Central. Phone 7fi9 J. 31
Kirtland Farm has Just sold the reg
istered Milking Shorthorn bull, Kirt
land Duke, to T. F. Nichols of Eagle
rant.
Fire Insurance. Brown & White.
Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum
ber Co . '
Best grade of Jap crepe in all colors
32c yard at The Colonial. 34
' Hollis Huntington, athletic coach at
the local high school, has returned
from Salem where he spent, the week
end. During his stay in that city a
seven pound daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Huntington.
tnis office Is prepared to nrlnt
ledger wheels, bills, etc., used on the
bookkeeping machines. Don't give
jour orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
us and we will call, tf
uargams second-hand bicycles. Lib
erty Repair Shop. 41
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mohr are expect
ea to return this evening from San
Francisco where Mr. Mohr was operat
ed upon last week for the removal
of his tonsils. Prior to the operation
nr. ionr spent several weeks at
Murrieta Springs, Calif.
. Elks May Day dance Tuesday, May
2nd. Launspach's orchestra. 36
Medford Service Co.? 29
school was a member of the WiimIiIiik
ton crew. - !
Comply with traffic regulations and!
have a dandy siHHllht Installed com-;
plete on your car for $3.25. Riverside j
Garage. tf !
r.verywuere you look you so a
Chevrolet. tf
The Medford Choral society will
meet this evening in the auditorium of
the public library lit T;30 sharp. A
full attendance Is expected.
Mrs. A. G. FtHir, representing the
Northwest Vlavl Company of Portland,
la now located ixrmanenily at Hotel
MAT I IKS- - .lste Malhca. ti luitlv
of .liicksou ci u My, passed away 11 1
Saered Heart lnupltnt at II Vlock
this moriiliiK ut the aue of Irt years
She was born on the Mat hen dona
tion t lu Im near l')toenl, and has re
sided In Jackson county all her life.
She leaves besides her aged moth
ei, two brothers and one sister. II. (!.
and G. W. Mutlies of Ashland, mid
Mrs. W. S. Vundyke, ulse of Ash
land. '
The remains are ut the parlors (,f
Weeks-Ct. tiger company, and will be
'When Farmer Comes
To Town,' to Be Topic
At Public Library
Kwry t'uipliiym of every biMnenn
Institution nr Mi'itioril shonbl mnUe
It tlulr liiiHlm to hear the duxluc
ML ' When ttie Karnier ('nines I,,
Town" ni the Mclfoul public llbnirv
I011101 row 1'ienliiK at ilulit oYlnrk.
Tins talk In to be ttivcn by Karl
Kllpntilek, llie director el the Vten
lilen ihNlen uf the t'ntl c I'M! V "f
I n 1 M"ii. w Im Is a n null
ccltlliMilb' '.
Iliei'c will be n
illy on 1 in al
ml mil In ncit
chariie. The nn 11 nueinenl" ur ,
mulct' tln tliri'cllmi of tin Itetnll 4C
Mireliiint' lilii'enll, whoso llb.lt'Cl In f
h;iliui this subject neenteil Is to
H"l a belli I llllilel Hliimllim of the
obllHiitlon the biiMlncHs Interests IniMt
tew 11 1 il I he 1 in ul resident.
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Hpi'clul cimiunmlcatloii,
Tiiea.Uiy, April 2t,th, 8 p.
lit. Royal Arch Degree.
HofreithiiionU. ' Visitors
welcome.
2!i A. F. NOT! I. 8eoy.
n. a. m.
MEDFORD
WED. . .
Medford. Friends and patrons Invited ! ,,lK,M' lo 1,10 '' nome In AhIiIhihI
to phono or cull. 32 ! ' vl 'iing. runerai aiTuiigeniiMiK
J. H. Dyer, general manager of theiv"' ""tioumeu wneu completed.
Southern Pacific railroad, passed thru! '
the city on train 13 this rorenoon em Hg,nn Rntk C.lt 7
route from Portland to San Francisco, j Dal" '
and during the depot stop visited withi nnrlnn 9fnnf
Mark Montgomery, the local agent.! w. ......
and other Medford friends.
The Crater club will entertain their
ladles at their meeting tonight rtt the1
eig 4-
RING
WILD
ANIMAL
MAY 3i
I i
TUSKO-
LST UVIKi
1.0IM. April
j hath cult Is formliu
A hen Hit
American Legion hall. Following thei""1" t u," 18 ,orn"" '""""
regular session at which a more elab- r" u,t,''a K'"'l",y 11 "
orate feed than u.s.tal will be enjoved. ! "llv" r,,ll",,l lkt' Ihl worth
NThe craze la suld lo he of French
or American .r!ln. Itatlis. sli t tiKly
tinctured with henna dye, are taken
monthly nutl Impart a ilellcato tint
dancing will be indulged In. ladles'
night will probably hereafter be made
an annual affair with the Craters.
Two watchmakers, prompt service
and unexcelled workmanship. Johnson.
Jeweler. ' tf
The trio of Medford fishermen. KM
Lamport. Wallace Williams and
"Chick" Hawk, returned after their
Sunday of sport at Squaw luke with
"8 large cutthroat trout.
"Beauty is the first gift that nature
gives to women and the first she tnkes
away." E. Burnham's toilet requisites,
shampooing, hatrdresslng, manicur
ing, facial tnassaxe, scalph treatments,
hair dyeing. Medford Beauty Shop.
Medford Budding. Phone 191 L. tf j
Secretary of State Kozer has mailed
to the county clerks of the 3rt Oregon
counties printed copies or his certlfl !
cation' of candidates to be voted on at
the primary election. The certifica
tion contains, besides the names of
each candidate, the slognns and all
other Information which will appear
on the official ballot. It Is up to
the various county clerks to segregate
from the entire list those candidates
upon whom the voters of his county
are to pass and to prepare the ballots
fur use in his county therefrom.
Ralph L. Ewing of Portland, is in
the city today representing the sport
ing goods house of Ilakus & Morris.
Mr. Ewing for a number of years was
a resident of Medford and conducted
a sporting goods establishment until
about three years ago, when ho closed
out his business and moved to Port
land. 1
A clinic will be held In the office of
tho county nurse. Sparta bldg.. on
Friday, April 2Sth at 1:30 p. m. There
will be a doctor in attendance. The
clinic will be for children between e
ages of two and four years. Tho first
la to register' will be examined.
Register by phone 45C.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter ar
rived home today from their five j
months in Europe, most of which time I
was siient In Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moomaw of I.on
don, England leave this evening for
Salem enroute to New York" where
they will sail for home early In June.
Mr.' Moomaw Is one of the largest
fruit distributors In England and al
though American born has made his
home In London the past fifteen yenrs.
He Is making a specialty of distribut
ing fruit to the best 'European markets
avoiding those market which nt the
time may be glutted with fruit or for
other reasons unfavorable to profitable
sales. While here Mr. Moomaw called
on a number of the local fruit distrib
utors and expects to handle consider
able Oregon fruit this year.
which hrk swell with the evening!
dresses of otineutu! slmdes ami ite
sign now pi pnlur here. ' j
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY j
W AVl'Klv Three or tour goo I prnn-j
ers. Call Suucri sl Orchard or lici t I
Anderson 44 v t(,
I WANTEDTO hire tractor for plow
ing and cultivating. Call Suiirrest
I Orchard or llert Anderson 4 v. tf
Mitt kai.k Span horses h and II.
weight 2tiiM). one mare mule 0, IS'io,
something good. IS miles north
west Central Point. P. I. Loflund.
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OBITUARY
' GUILDERS .T. M. Chllders tiled at
the homo of his daughter. Mrs. F. A.
Pound Paper
This Week 42c
. 1 ', t" -i
. 100 Sheets to box
TO INTRODUCE
SISKrVoU LINEN
100 Envelopes to match
39c '
Medford
Book Store
v - ' ' (
34 N. Central Ave,
3E
BRAND
NEW
SHOW
TODAY
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CALL OF HOME
It lakes a lieiip o' liviii' in 11 liium I ' initkn it Ikhiii1,
A lieap o' stni 11ml .slimliler, bit' you soitietinicH Imvc
roam
Afore you really ',o''mte tlie tliintrs yer lef licliin.l.
An' liiuincr for Vni Konieltow, with 'cm alius mi yer miml.
It don't make any dif ferunco Imw rich yer et f lie,
How much yer chairs an' (allies
luxury ;
It ain'l a home (' y,,f' ih,iii(.'li it he
I'nlil somehow yer soul is sort o'
thin''.
cok. how creat yer
t he palace of a kiiij;.
wrapped roniid cverv.
OTHER PACE FEATURES include "AN IDLE
ROAMER," a comedy; PATHE NEWS WEEK.
LY and GENE HOWARD at the mighty WUR-LITZER.
mm
' ' e j .. ..
Adapted from Geo.
Atfnew Chamber
Iain's , lancinating;
story in which tem
pestuous adventures
and tho quiet life' of
r. quaint New Eng
land village are inter,
woven wilh indes
cribablo charm.
A rcmarkablo cast
included LEON BAR.
RY, IRENE RICH,
RAMSEY WAL-LACE.
Watch for "HAIL THE WOMAN".
COMING SATURDAY
An Ail-Star Bill
BERT LYTELL in
"THE RIGHT THAT
FAILED " and our old
Iriond BEN TURPIN
in 'LOVE'S OUTCAST'
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