Medford mail tribune., May 19, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

MTCHFORD MATL TRTTUTNE. MTCPFOT1T) OUWiOV. FRIDAY. MAV 10.
VXCW, TT1 TIFT!
goodness inM'j'O
is put mere ay
painstaking care
in selecting the
eofTees and by
unceasing vigilance
in Wending 55.
roasting packing
; Ac Quality QffivtfGmTkd'
Save Money on Flour
t CRATER LAKE, an iwrdlcnt Hani Wheat 1U;i.1t 1
i nmir.iu'i'wu-kor l!)lls $2.10
SNOWY BUTTE, ina.1.- from KN.u- l.ivcr Valh-v
'; lllne Stem Wheat. a-U of t! ll $1.85
; Whitaker's Cash and Carry Grocery
SATURDAY MARKET
BASKET COLUMN
HIBBARD'S SAT. SPECIAL
Diamond W. Baking Powder, 5 lbs. $1.00
Brooms 25c
Peet's Scented Bath Soaps, 3 for v . . .25c
HIBBARD GROCERY
W.Main 3 Deliveries Daily Thone 143
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
A choico lot of Chickens and Rabbits. Choico Mcat3 of
all kinds.
Don't forget our Grocery Department. Choice fresh
Vegetables.
STAR MEAT MARKET
Phone 273 We Deliver
. . If you like
HOME-MADE BREAD
You will like I hi' kiml wc sfll. If you like innnufuot unul
, limul we nui'l supply you.
SNATCH OUR WINDOW FOR SATURDAY SPECIAL
TALENT'S
Cor. Main and Oraue Phone 505
Quality Meats at Fair Prices
You can afford to eat the best moats if you buy from the
ECONOMY
. . , 1 . and
- WEST SIDE
. Meat Markets
BIG REDUCTION ON LARD
Phone 46 and 640 Free Delivery
CITIZEN'S TRAINING
1 OFFICIAL AT
'Itl'.MIM'ATI Mi AI'I'OIM I i; I
IS M ItO.Vt.l.V Ol i'OSI l
HOTEL MEDFORD;
An npporl tinliy In ln-lriu li'l1 out
l.y III" federal KnVi'MIMKilit III the
liMK.nl titnii' Id tin- younir wen tit
r K " 1 1 11 ml VViinlilti',lii In I Mi' form
of the i'lil.i'n'i triilnlnu nii. which
will ln 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 i l nl I'uniii I.i win,
W111.I1.. IIiIm summer from July 27
mill! AuitUHt zfi.
l.leuleiiiinl JiiiiicV K. Powell, who
will lie ill lhi Hotel Mi'iirnnl for th
liel lll llliyH Will lOOClVO Ulilill-
IIiiiih lor ciilry, No special obllHtt
lion I.I inllllliry service In Incurred
y iiMi'mlliiK I h' camp ihhI tin pre
vious military InilnliiK l necessary.
1 1 IK 1 1 01 hoi. I boys above till, li KU of
1(1 who expect to nlli mli'olli'Ki'. lire
advised to iilli'inl, iim tlio Intensive
InilnliiK received dililnK Dm Miolilll
111 I lltllll Bill III- Of III" UltllOKl VIllUM
after entry Into liny suite university
or riilli-Ki' III tin- country.
I 'rill. iili'Ktlii'tili M, lectures. iMotlnM
phi in tilk.-M mill liiilnliiK In the
line of tin- 1'. H. nriny rifle unci Ib(oI
on ilic I'i'KUloi Ion in iik' M lire Included
In tlio il(i!l inn of these rump. Atli
lli' cunhwlN between different unit
mi' hIiiki'iI outside of InilnliiK hour.
IiiIi-i. Hllnii lil.H tliiouith kovci nnicnt
IiihIIUiIIiiIih lire taken nil' II"' ciilot
In taui;lit (In- fundamental of ln
r uilry. ruvaliy, artillery, slmial corps
anil iilr service by competent In
structor In tin- Hurt- rouriwH offered.
Comfortable quarter nml kooiI
w holenoiiic fooil lire provided fur. the
cadet uiul imi-li week-end from Km
unlay noon unill Monday nn.ii.liii! In
I hi- cadet' own time.
The i;ncriiiiifiil ui vi all trnnpor
(atlon fxiivnmn to nml from catnp
ii ml dWrayn oil i'..ii'ii wlilli in
enmp nulil" of the purihaw tif
pi'i m.iuil iirtli l'-n Bile Ii iim clKiiri'tU'H.
i-ittiily, toollihrUHlirn, etc.
Vounil A iiici Iciiiih ri 1 1 .-nl In K Uii'to
iiitnpK will return Vj elmol. office
ami home pliynliiilly a ml menially
ImproMil unit Willi a Blreiilliened
reullxailoit of their pemonul villus
nml reionilljlliiy to their eountry.
Kurt her Informntlon hh to the nil
vnnlriKiM of littenillllK on of thene
ianiiH may Ix- ll.l.l hy ni'lml IJtul.
I'ouill ill the llutel Mrilforn.
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Work!
Nut 'lolilnteln of HI. Iitilx whori'
nplioiiitinent to the olfh e of t o(-
liTlor of Intertill I reveiiue for the
illHtiht of Ml. ai hy I'nnhlenl
ll.ii.llnu In heliiK met with Inrreitlmt
oiii.lt Ion. Ilepul. Ihtin lender have
hlnteil that the .i xlili nt niliiht he
linked to wlthUruvv hln tiiiuie nml
(lemocriitlc lund'-m have cuhie out
oieiily aulilnnt hltn u luK that he
wan Involved In th- cxpcmlltiin- of
larue t-nmpnlKn fumln of Frank- O.
Iiwdcn In Mlnnnuil In 1 2 0. A Male-
nii'Ut from the White lloio-e mild that
"Hie renldetil never ImiiHln nor upol
oi;l.e for hln nomination."
PREDICT A HOT
GAME
SUNDAY
WITH LELAND
roitTI.ANl) Jimmy Sacco. Iltm-
ton. wiIkMiiu I'i ioiiiiiih. won tea
rotituU ilei'lnlou I'Vi-r Juu Gormuu,
Cortland. 13d pounilH.
HpNOt-l l-l' t"iilvtTUy of Hawaii
mitlim lllej dri lileil in Invito Ct mona
col ; ; m l- AiiRulen to mud Us
foolbull tutn to Hawaii for K nines
I l.r'iitmus and iN'ew Yoara.
HUSTON Marlti CleMino fallod to
throw CoorRP Cafta, Italian heavy
elKlit wrontllnK rhumplon, In W0
mlnuti lu ro and under the tcruin of
Hie bout. Oil 7 mux (lectured winner.
XKW YOKK Jiuii't Muruhy. IVtui
Slate colleno heavy welnllt. defeated
Cordon Munch. New Vorii amateur
heavyweight bolng champion, In four
lotinda.
W AIICKTON. K. IV Ed (Strang
lcr) l.owlii, champion wreatler. threw
Jack humpvon of Wulipelon in one
hour, ten minutes und twenty ser.-
iindM.
Manager .Moniisotiiery predicts the
h:iw'liall Fame Sunday between the
Meilford city team and tin; Inland aK-
ureuatkin wlil be one of the hottest
cntents seen here this season. Ice
land Is typical of many small towns
where baseball Is Kins ami ihe inter
cut In the teum Is intense. The vis
itors from the north have cleaned up
everyllilni; in their nciRhborbood In
cluding two vlcu rie.4 over the CranM
I'nus nine, and Ihey declare they will
add Medford's scalp to their belt also.
The locals hnve strengthened their
Kenan nml linvi also nut ill a let t-f
time st htiltlns ! r.ii-tiee and the'rl
smuoih working iuuuld -U air tiKbt.
Harry C'offeen is to rcver the hot
corner of the diamond w-th McntKom
cry on second oud Marshall on fjrt.
Mclntyre will occupy the mound
with Hill on the receiving end and
I'llrpatrf'-k Is in his regular position
ai short. The three outfield positions
are covered by fast men lucludini;
Clurk, Oill and Higgins.
Tho ganie is schcuuled for 3 p. m.
Sunday on the North Holly street
croutids and with ihe new netting
serous the bleachers spectators will be
able to enjoy the gume thoroughly.
YeHtertlni'.i Itemilts.
Anicrlcmi Innue
All Kli Hies postponed, ruin.
Natliiiiul lirsciie
St. Louis .'i; l.ronklyu 7.
All otlicrs postponed, rain.
Co:it M'iikuo
Sarratneiito 5; Cortland n.
Lot Angeles 4; Oakland C.
Salt Luke 6: SeaUlo N.
San Kratirlsco Vernon
Mint lM-itclt iM-reiited.
SANDWICH. Knulaiid. May 19.
Illy tho Associated Cress.) Miss
Joyce Wethcrcd. Hie llrltlsh amateur
polf champion won the women open
Rolf championship here today, defoc.t
iik MIks I'ecil Leitch, tho open title
holder, 9 up and 7 to go.
T 1 jT
local nriei
The publicity car of the Howe'
Oreat London circus with Van Am
here's Truinod Wild Animals, which
attraction will play here on May 30th
Memorial day. is in Medford today
while Its ndvortlHlns crew is hilllnn
the city and vicinity. The attraction
plays at Ashland tile uuy iietovc.
Kire Insurance. Brown & White.
Kloctlon returns from ovor the state
will bo received by tcleRraph at tho
Mall Tillmno office tonlRht. Tho first
returns from Cortland will probably
not bo received until between S:30 and
0 o'clock.
Get Ready for
Let Jones Fit You Out with a
Work Shirt, Coveralls, Overalls,
Riding Breeches or Khaki Pants
and Underwear
Uncle Sam Shirts. You all know the brand $1.10
Big Yank Shirts . ... $1.15
Khaki Pants. Regular $2.50 grade $2.00
Boys Riding Breeches $2.50
Ladies' Khaki Middies ........... $2.00
Ladies' Khaki Breeches, with bel t $3.50
65c grade Men's Suspenders . ., . 50c
Men's Pongee Shirts . . $2.25
Men's cream or tan colored Dress Shirts $1.10
Dcn't Overlook Our Line of Ladies' Silk Hose.
Vegetables Strawberries
Everything in market will be in our VEGETABLE WINDOW
in fact IT PAYS TO WATCH BOTH OF OUR WINDOWS, be
cause we are adding new goods every day.
JONES' of course
Phone 125-126
Gocds sent C. O. D.
You All Know Where
Cheapest Store in Medfcrd
FREE DELIVERY
ta'navenue. Ashland, Ore., at 2:30 p.
nt. Sunday. Interment In Mountain
View cemetery. Elder Smith will officiate.
Stump. Mrs. C. IC. Stiles, Mrt. G. W.
r.urnett, Mrj. Wm. Crcsby and Mrs.
Mar'an Dozler, all of Talent. Ore.
Two brothers. John K. Green of Mis
souri, and R. K. 1'ireen of Cort'and,
Ore. l'oi.Min Lliuoi Fatal.
Funeral services will be held at SEATTLE, May 19. Coison liquor
tho Brethren church. Iowa and Moun-i caused the death of Thomas Gilbert.
cab chauffeur and the Illness of five
other persons who attended a party
in Gilbert's apartment here Tuesday
night, physicians reported to the
jccunty coroner today. Gilbert died
I yesterday. '
With Medfnrd trd In Mod ford mult
OBITUARY,
STl'MC Sarah Jane Stump pass
ed away at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. t". K. Stetes, May 1 Mh.
r.:2, ut i: ni p. m.
She was horn In Dent county, Mis
souri, Keb. U, lKtia. came to Oregon
In 190S and has lived at Talent since
that time.
She leaves her husband. Daniel
Stump, two sons, four daughters and
11 eniiidclilldren. John and William
WOMAN'S COMPLEX LIFE
Woman's complex life with It
multitudinous calls Is uiven as the
reason , for ninny a nervous brenk
down. Home work, social oldlKn
lions, dreecnmklnir and the cure of
children keep the 20th century
woman in a whirlwind of activity
until headaches develop, backache
nervousness and oftentimes more se
rlous Ills which lire peculiar to her
sex alone. Such women should not
despair, but lie KUidcd by the letters
so often published In tfils paper from
women who have been in Just such
conditions, but who have been re
stored to health by Ivdlii K. Clnk
ham's Vccetnble Compound.
This Is n root 'and hreb medicine
that contains no riruics and can he
taken In wifely by any woman. Adv
TOO LATE TO CLASS1F
WANTKH Man
Phono SCfi-L.
to work on
lawn
51
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 3.'5 K. Jackson St. Phone
211.
Attention, Shrlners
Please soo that your
banquet notices are
filled out nnd mailed
at ortco in order that
wo may know the
ft umber to provide for.
visiting Nobles will be
KlvMi tickets on ro-
quest to undersiKned or Glon Kubrick
of Mixlford, or Win. Pay, Ashliind.
Attend to this at once. Ceremonial
and banquet Med ford, May 2Cth.
F. J. NEWMAN, Potentate
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A. F. A A. M.
ReRiilnr Communication Med.
ford IxxIro 10:i, Frlijay eveii'
InR, May in, 7:30 p. m.
L, 1C, WILLIAMS, Secy,
WANTED A man and wifo at 1'nlon
Creek, man for general work, woman
for cook. Apply Rogue River Co
Nash Hotel. Frank Amy. 5.0
FOR SALE One 2-horso slimle phase
elootrlo motor cheap for cash.
S. Ceutral. 6
BREEDERS' NOTICE
Ketab 87,277
Imported Percheron
Stallion
is milking Reason tit nml, star-tins
May 22, at Gitzeu Ham, Medford
Oregon.
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Vigorous Children Need
Breads Good Bread
PEERLESS BAKERY
tter-Wht
BREAD
The Substantial Food for
Growing Children. Give
them all they can eat.
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AT YOUR GROCERS