Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextP'AfJTC TWO mnForvD matt; trtrfnk Arrroronp. orcrcftov. Tnurcftmv. wvnih 27. 1022 i helher Sn.jdgo Pot will bo burning on j Mr. anj Mrs. C. H. Timelier of Chl ; cago are guest at the llotot Holland (an are B. L. Hurit ami T. I. Chapman of Eugene. K. D. Clienoweth of Pe.it 'laml. Mr. ami Mrs. C.eorge K. Kcanus, ! O. H. Joy and daughter and J. I, Mc Neill of Los Angeles, ami Homer Col lins of Elkheiid, Ore. there is frost or. not the Main Street Friday night. Tri-L Tovir. 31 ! When hotter automobiles are built. Hoick will build them. tf National Gingham week, April 24 to , ju at Mann's means many ( values. St i If the interstate commerce conimis ' sion Krauts the railroad relief from the ..I Ions and short haul clause of the com merce act, the rate on agricultural lm. pigments moving from eastern ooiuts to the Pacific coast will be reduced to 2 per 100 pounds, according to adiee received by J. H. Mulcahay. general Tfocal and IL Personal There was a frost this morning with KiicU a dangerous outlook that a num ber of orchards miiiKlgecl, especially those iu the 401 district where the low est temperature of the valley was reached with 20 degrees in the Hall & Young .orchard. The minimum tem perature In Medford was 2fl.8, coming j close to the prediction of 29 for here made by Floyd ioiing, the frost ex pert, at 7 p. m. last night Although the official prediction from San Fran cisco makes no frost mention it Is probable that there will be Rnother frost Friday morning, although lighter than that of today. Two watchmakers, prompt service nnd unexcelled workmanship. Johnson, ""fiur. . 1 ! freight agent for the Southern Tacific Beauty 1s the fi si gift that nature .con,1)any Tw M nre plves to women and the first she takes, f, v. ,., n way." K. Burnham's toilet requisites, nim (;t L0Ui8" shampooing, hairdressing. manicur- j h hat jn QW h w. bo g()1J t in, facial massage, scalph treatments, I ft Wr ret,ucUon for ollo weck onIy bo. hair dyeing Medford Beauty bhop.- ,, A :th Medfon, Ccn,or Medford Building. Phone 191-L. tf MiUinery Shop, room 426. Medford bid. Of course you ve read Mam Street ! , r. IV- ..I,.! l ! I and chambray ginghams at Bpecial prices during National Gingham week 1 1 at Mann's st:re. 31 j Mayday dance. Gold Hill, Sat. 33 j Much interest is being taken in the j baby clinic which will be held in the j Red Cross rooms tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Milton lliggins, of Boston. Mass., national president of the Parent Teachers association, and Mrs. 11111, of Portland, state president of the organ Uatiou, will lie in Ashland, Tuesday. May 2. A luncheon has been planned to be given at the Hotel Ashland at 12:30 and Medford people have al ready engaged 20 plates at this affair. All those dnslrtng to attend are re quested to send In their names not later than Saturday. F.very hat In our shop will be sold at i a lug reduction for one week oniy, ue- gingham ginnmg April 27th. Medford Center Millinery Shop, room 42U Medford bid. 35 Twenty-four automobile makes are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wakonmn leave tomorrow morning byliuto for Los An geles whore they will visit with Mrs. K. B. Wakeman, Mr. WaKemau'a moth er. They are ranking' the trip for the Many nn npprehoimlvo housewife of Medford arose about 0 o'clock this morning to close down all the open windows In the house to keep smudge smoke from entering, The front- purpose of helping Mrs. Wukeman smudging days of spring are always celebrate her S&Ht birthday. I wonysomu to the womenfolk for this when m need of sash and doors, reason, call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to 711 K. Main street. Hear ye, Hear ye, Klein the Tailor makes well fitting, long service giving clothes. Choice of fcO patterns. .Value $15 to $.".3, this week only at $12.50. Hats in all popular .styles and colors, sate 10 days commencing Friday, April 2Sth. Miss Tajlor at IVuel't. 'M' An extension for one year of the equipped with Miller tires. Put Miller ' contract oeiweeu i- Mranorn un on your car. Exchange Tire Co., 2S N. ; t'1 "' ,r Klamath Falls for the com Riverside. 32 ' P'etloa of the Ureuon. California Children's garmeuts 15c. 25c. Doc, ! '""' railway from Hairy to Saturday. Red Cross Thrift Shop. ; Sprague river. 32 miles, h.ia been Sparta Bldg.. upstairs. i granted by the city council of Klam- are'iiui raus. wmi tne urovtw.m tnut work Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mann But what about our own Main street?. 31 night. Tickets $1.00. tight cars bringing twenty persons arrived at the city auto camp yester day and spent last night there. Most of the outfits were from California. Flowers for all occasions. See us about your bedding plants, porch boxes and hanging baskets. Maddox j & Bonney. 1005 East Main. Phone 374. 1 wv. . .- , tfi Invest your savings to tne Jackson County Building and Loan association. I tfi See "Clarence," Page theater, May 1st 31 '., C. V. Whillock and Clarence Meek er are among the Medford merchants who are attending Buyers Week In San Francisco this week; Lime and cement. Meaford Lumber Co.- Newcomb Is in position now to book your orders for green elabwood to be delivered next week', also dry enough to burn Blabs now. Phone 631. 35 If It's true that "grass never grows where Turkish hoof has trod'' Ben Sheldon will never have to run a lawn mower .after the Tri-L tour. 31 Mrs. William T. Grieve and daugh ter Etta left today for their home near Prospect after a brief visit in this city. C. L. Goff writes insurance on any thing. Telephone 41. i Viavi headquarters. Hotel Medford. Phone Mrs. A. G. Foor. 32" Helman's white sulphur baths and nlunge will open for the season Satur day, April 29th. 32 N. L. Josey leaves tomorrow after- r.oon for San Francisco where he will Mend several days on business. Viavi dealer. Mrs. A. G. Foor of Portland, Hotel Medford. 3: Watch repairing of that quality that 3ives satisfaction at Johnson's, Jeweler. ' tf Sensational sale on all banded and tailored hats 4 off. Friday 28th and 10 following days. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36 Mayor C. E. Gates Is spending all this week in Portland attending a meeting of the state fair board and i looking after personal business mat ters, and will not return home until next Sunday. Dance at Trail Sat. night. 33 Marlnello Cosmetic Shop, 409 Liber ty Bldg. Electrolysis. Phone 657-W. 47 Special music, Gold Hill, April 29. 33 The preliminary hearings before Justice Taylor of Cliff Larkin on a statutory charge and Mrs. Josephine Sargent on the charge of contributing 10 the delinquency of a minor child were finished last night, and both were' held to the grand jury'. Larkin in the sum of $2000, and Mrs. Sargent in the sum of $700. Romeny Rye! The first that has been seen since the Volstead act! Tri-L Tour. Everything includetj in the $1.00 ticket. 31 Ilupmobiles are enduring. 33 . Don't fail to take advantage of National Gingham week specials at Mann's store. 31 C. L. Roberts has been a visitor from this city in Klamath Falls this week. "Clarence" is a comedy of rare de light. The most joyous entertainment now visible and the best comedy of this particular sort of American life yet written." New York Globe. 31 Dance at Trail Sat. night. 33 CORNS Lift Off with Fingers tv Jim Doesn't .art! bit! Drop a little "Freefone" on an aching corn, instantly Mt'at' corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right, off witli I'mgern. Truly! '"'Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of "Freefone" for a few rents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft, corn, or com between the toe, ami the calluses, without serenes or irritation, for babies from two to four years of age. The first 15 babies registered for this event will be examined, and regis tration can be made by phone. Don't fail to take advantage of National Gingham week specials at Mann's store. 31 Sash and doors. Medford Lumber Co. . Your old straw hats made like new. $1.00. Apparel Cleaners & Hatters, 622 N. Riverside. Phone 223. 3 racing 45 miles of snowshoe travel. J. M. Ramsdell. Sam Padget. Phil Motschenbacher and another man left today for Diamond Lake, where they will gather about S.O0O.000 trout eggs during the next 60 days. The men will walk from Kirk to the lake, and will encounter snow ranging in depth from four feet on the level to 12 feet at the summit, according to Henry Stout, county game warden. Klamath Falls Herald. Follow the Gypsy Trail. Tri-L Trip around the world. Tickets $1.30. 31 1S.000 miles on two Miller 33x4 cords on a Dodge roadster. Exchange Tire Co.. 28 North Riverside. 32 Beauty and simplicity in the new Hupmobile. Clark Motor Co. 33 Wilbur Godlove, a student at the University of Oregon returned this morning from Eugene for a brief visit in this city with his parents. He will return to Eugene Monday. , Dance, Gold Hill, April 29. - 31 Free dirt for lawns or garden. Call at building site, Minnesota street. H. A. Thierolf. Every hat in our shop will be sold at a big reduction for one week onlv. be ginning April 27th.' Medford Center Millinery Shop, room 426 Medford bid. ' 35 Ralph Cowgill and Vernon Vawter of this city and E. D. Briggs of Ash land arrived in Butte Falls yesterday to spend several days in appraising property of ex-service men in that vicinity. bale of children's garments RedJ Cross Thrift Shop, Saturday, lac, 25c, 50c. Sparta Bldg., upstairs. 32 Men's two-piece suits dry cleaned and steam pressed $1.00. Bring your cleaning and dyeing and save money. Apparel Cleaners, 622 NortA Riverside. 31 mis 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 Mrs. Alice Calbert of Ashland who was 0erated on for appendicitis at the Sacred Heart hospital last Monday is reported as doing nicely. Frozen automobile, tractor and truck cjnnaers welded, de-Inforced and guaranteed. Only the finest pre-heat- tng nieis and metals used. Vulcan Welding Works, 39 S. Front street, tf Dance at Trail Sat. night. ir its insurance we write it R. A. Holmes, The Insurance Man. News dispatches from Salem. Ore. state that Roy Shields, Robin Day and Brazier Small, Salem attorneys, have oeen retained as counsel by Capitol i"si, American legion to prosecute tne suit against the state bonus com mission to test out the right of the commission to use Its discretion in al lowing applications for loans. The legion post contends that the commls sion must allow loans up to 75 oer cent of the appraised value of the security offered, when this amount does not exceed $3000. The commission has been reducing the amounts allowed in a number of loaDs. - rurcy cmioren s garments for sale at Red Cross Thrift Shop Saturday. 15c, 25c, EOc. Sparta Bldg., upstairs. . 32 Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. t' Imported zephyr ginghams, tissues, and chambray gingham at special prices during National Gingham week ai mann s store. si Mis. U. (J. Fish of Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Wm. N. Berkeley of Los Angeles and Mrs. Moffatt and two children of Korea left yesterday afternoon for San Francisco after a several davs visit with Teo. J. Fish and family of Phoenix. Mrs. Morfatt will be Joined In several weeks by her husband and they will return to their home In Korea from San Francisco. Ida K. Wood, teacher of piano, popu lar and classic courses. Phone 778-W. Dance at Trail Sat. night. 33 mrs. j-aui Hansen, corsctiero for NuBone. Thone 585-J. tt ; among the Medford visitors taking in Buyers Week this week at San Frau- cisco. 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 We are watch specialists. We guar antee results. Johnson, Jeweler, tf Spring millinery clearance 10 days only, commencing Friday, April 2S. All pattern and dress hats 20 percent dis count. Hats are superior In style, beauty and value. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 36 The Greenwich Village Follies, which made such a hit here at the Page last Monday night, opened a four days engagement at the lleilig theater in Portland last night. Visit Mann's store for best values in ginghams during National Gingham week. 31 All kinds of rough and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 10S. 711 East Main street. A wonderful line of new patterns will be included in this great clear ance sale. 10 days only. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. - 36 H. C. Moss of Milwaukee is a guest at the Hotel Medford. Other guests include A. J. Broderick of Helena, Mont.. S. E. Purvine of Salem. Dr. and Mrs. F. Linton of Denver. Colo., Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rochelle of Seattle, A. W. Norblad of Astoria and A. E. Cross man of Snohomish, Wash. Men's two-piece suits dry cleaned and steam pressed $1.00. Bring your cleaning and dyeing' and money. Ap parel Cleaners, 622 North Riverside. S3 Young lady wanes position as sten ographer or office work. Will do extra work in either. Phone 383-J. tf Be there Saturday, April 29, Hel man's white sulphur baths and plunge opening, Ashland. 33 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ross of Klamath Falls are auto visitors to points In the Rogue River valley this week. Best garden loam for sale. Phone 912I. ' tf Visit Mann's store for best values in ginghams during National Gingham week. 31 Some pep. Gold Hill, Sat. nite. 33 R. W. (Dick) Rowley, caves guide. is thankful that the new auto road has been constructed into hl9 country. Where previously he had to pack in all his fooil on horses, he now will use an automobile. Grants Pass Courier. J. T. Chinook, one of the leading attorneys of Grants Pass, was in Med ford on legal business Thursday. This office is prepared to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone us and we will call. tf I Auto insurance. Bmwn it White. National Gingham Week, April 24 to' 0 at Mann's means many gingham , values. 31 , The popular Helman baths and plunge, Ashland, .opens Saturday. 32 More literature descriptive of Ore gon has been requested from the chamber of commerce of Portland by eastern people this month, than dur ing any month in many years, accord ing to the report of the mailing depart ment. So far 1420 pieces of literature have been sent to applicants, as com pared with 809 pieces during the cor responding period last year. Children's trimmed hats 1-3 off dur ing this clearance sale. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. 30 If you have a radio, tune to Portland on Friday evening from eight until nine o'clock and hear the Geo. Olsen Hotel Portland orchestra in the latest dance hits. They use Uuescher saxa- phones, trumpets and cornets. Inquire at Palmer Piano House about Buesnh er Instruments. 35 Hemstitching, Picoting, 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft Shop. tf Vhen In need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 E. Main. start within 60 days Two and three pleco hiking suits at The Colonial. . 34 Find no-lonlt makes any tire punc ture proof, preserves rubber. Liberty Repair Shop. 41 Elks May Bay dance Tuesday, May 2nd. Lnunspach's orchestra. 36 O. O. Helman was up from Ashland, Wednesday, He w ill oih-ii his popular Whlto Sulphur baths and plunge Sat urday evening of this week. Personal service given to all auto repairs. Elwood's Auto Shop, US South Central. Phone 769-J. 31 Firo Insurance. Brown & White. Hardwood flooring. Medford Lum ber Co. Mr. William F. Oswald, world's champion typist, will give ft demon stration on the I'nderwood typewriter at the Medford Business College Fri day morning at 10:30. All typists and others Interested in better typew riting are cordially invited to witness Mr. Oswald's work. Best grade of Jap crepe In all colors 32c, yard at The Colonial A. F. & A. M. Special Communication Med ford Lodge 103. Friday even ing. April 2S, 7:30 p. tu. Work in M. M. degree. 2 1.. E. WILLIAMS. Secy. Mrs. A. G. Foor, representing the Northwest Vlavl Company of Portland, is now located permanently at Hotel iModfoid. Friends and patrons Invited to phone or call. 33 The Geo. Olsen Hotel Portland or chestra will give a cimcert by radio every Friday evening from eight to nine, for the next ten weeks. This orchestra uses Bueacher MiixtiphoncH trumpets and cornets. Palmer Piano House Is the local agent for Buescher instruments. 35 Try our merchants' lunch. The Shasta. First legislation in Ore a on brought a Unit by the ImMcnsIng use of radio telephones will soon be under consid eration by the city council when an ordinance is drafted which will speci fy the conditions and allow for the licensing radio receiving wires. Nu morons requests for special penults, .which are being received by the bur eau of public works at a rato of two1 and three a week, make It necessary j for a sMclal ordinance to be drafted I to cover nil such re iuests Portland Journal. ' j Mrs. F. L. Orr of Evans creek Is J visiting Mrs. A. B. Williams this week, j Elks May Day dance Tuesday, Mav I 2nd. I. aunspach's orchestra. 36 j Everywhere you look you see a Chevrolet. tf ! Today Is the one hundredth anniver sary of the birth of I'hsses 8. Grant, and ia being celebrated throughout'the nation. The only observance In Med ford and Jackson county Is that of tin. public schools. Appropriate exercises were held In each city, town and rucal school building. Bargains second hand bicvclni. l.Ib- 3;erty Repair Shop. 41 Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co. I-adlcs' nnd children's khaki outfits at The Colonial. 34 "After yenia of .Idleness the old lewett mine on Jewett creek Iw hhuIii being worked, with prospects of be coming one of the lilUKcul producing mines In southern Oregon," saya the Grants Pass Courier, "Dr. A, M Knapp and William l). Tall of Medford nre associated In the enterprise, Hr Knapp being on the ground superl tending the work. Br. Knapp states that ore has been blocked out which will yield $100,000 at the least, Active work I now under wav. A seven stntnp milt Is being elected mid will be completed within the next two weeks,' Ore In being mined iK)d dumped li the bins ready to start work as s 1011 us the mill Is finished." Comply with traffic regulations und have a dandy spotllKht Installed com. plete on your cur for $5.25, Hlversldo Garage. ' tf Everywhere you look you see n Chevrolet. tt MEDFORD WliDNESD'Y : : : M AY5 ALG.BARNES PIG 4 filrJCJ WltD ANIMAL Slums RiWUSKO Pound Paper This Week 42c 100 ShccU to box TO INTRODUCE SISKIYOU LINEN 100 Envelopes to match 39c Medford Book Store 34 N. Centra! Ave. A FOOT TALI tfi TON AND A HALF HEAVIER THAN UMBO PCOPLt 90 HOC5t5 1200 ANiMALS IN THE iTUPCNDOU, fAlCVlUHD fsNIAiT MICE IN JUNGLEL7 ww ton ion or Aio. BAQN15 AMAZINGLY KAUIHUL LYQlCAl tXTBAVAGAWA i rvri 6 VDOtoi ne anoohly LAJl U J (Wocr-two mpooPOfAnuJ PtBfORtnANaS DAILY 2 AND o P.M. riU OftN LXN 5TMLT WCAfjC Al I0 5O Afl DAILY 2 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU SALK Cheap. I'ord tourlnn ear.; late model, only run 1.100 mites, K'd 1 tires and extra equipment. Terms If desired. Address Kord, cure Mall, Tribune. J.' FOR HKNT Choice brand new mod ern five ruom bungalow. 70S W. Second. 30 KOll SALK 15-17 Cae tractor, used one season. Price s0. Uobison's Ciara.Ke, Ashland. Oregon. 33 FOR 8AI.K 191 llarley-lnvldson motorcycle, new tires, mechanically perfect. Trice JlMO. Uobison's Garage. Ashland, Ore?on. 33 I ! l-'J. u L -J S-r this picture. It mIU make jour home seem sweeter ami your dear ones dearer. W?"";" 1 mmmmis Only I 1! More Dnvs I fOUGHS L ' Apply over throat and chest rw allow femall pieces of V V a ro Rub Over 17 Million Jan Uttd Ytatlj, DR. R1CKERT Eyes Scientifically Tested and Glasses Properly Fitted NO I)IlOI8 US KM Broken Ien hps Accurately Duplicated FACTOItY OX J'ltKMISIOH 80H K. Main, luiidia IRENE RICH LEON BARRY RAMSEY WALLACE in a h;lurljtlion of (c. AKncw ClutliilMrrla ill's novel "THE CALL 0F HOME" The Brent flixxl Hccne of this production have nevr been equalled in u tnolioii' picture. They will In Id you pelllMiind throughout the: moht Inleresllni; feature you liave ever siren. SATURDAY PREST-O-LITE'S Double Message to Car Owners Wr " LYTELL BERT In (he iliiKhlde romance of it liikbhrow lowbrow "THE RIGHT THAT FAILED" and UKV Tl'ltl'IX In "Uivo'n Outcast" Here is a t -fistt luiU- ry offer to the owner ami ilrivern of automobiles: I'rvst-O Lite's 1WJ prices. The (i rented Mattery Values: I'reHt-O-l'latcs, tin' greatest "tnlvunee in battery mak'mu'. . . , . Kitlier one si nules out rYost-O-I.ile from other butteries. Combined they make it a battery value without u rival. Money-Saving Figures l'rcst-0 Lite Matteties represent Ibe Kte.it est value in years. Consider tliat you ran buv a reKiiIar' IVest-O hit' lluttery for popn liir iinikes of light ears for WVW (trade-in price.) Here are other outstanding values: '2"i.!'0 (trade-in price) for a ti-vult type serving m iCK ' MAXWKLL CHANDLKU OAKLAND lll'DSON KSSKX 12-volt type at :J:f.?M (trade-in price) that serves MAXWELL DODiiK KK AN KLIN" There are similar reductions on every IVest O Lit. 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Doubly Guaranteed And every part of a Presto Lite Pattery is worthy, iu material and workiiniuship, of Plest-O j 'lutes. That is why M leading manufacturerd specify Prest-O-Lite us original enuipmcnt, and "the list is trrowinj,'." Kvery PrcstO Lite is hacked by the regu lar Prist O-Lite iruaranly, a definite obliga tion, plus n spirit lhat sas th car owner must be pleased. Use PREST O LITE Service It is our business, as part of Prest-0 Lite! Service, the oldest oru'ani.ed service tu ino torists, to eurry out this spirit; nnd to see that you (jet every bit of life opt of a Prcsf ) Lite liattery. Put, no matter what battery you hiivo, use. our Service Station. You will find our ex perts ready to help you prolong the life of your battery. No one here will toll you that you need a new battery until you do. Como around todav. Prest-O-Lite Battery & Electric Station 36-40 N. Pront St. Offut'c Oarage Bldg. Pennington & Johnson Phone 119 THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTORISTS Pull up wher you thit ilitn $20.?o and up Trade in Price mm I tW iHeadcjuarters for Prest-O-Llte'8 epeclal battery for radio purposes)