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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1922)
MEDFORD MATTJ TTJTRnNFi. MEDFORD. OR KAON'. FRIDAY. MAY 20. V.Y22 i i S A Quality ' ,v '. that's the Reason for the ever growing popularity of Albers Flapjack Flour. Makes light.tasty hot cakes. Order a Package . your Grocer t Recommends 'Albers quality - : Only Truss Ever Found That Would Hold Left Scrotal Buptured 10 Yn. Ag 29. Occupation Tanner. Fitted with our "Wonderful" Trust. Ptr Sirs: la regard to the Truss I received from you, I like, it fine and have tested it in every way and it holds my rupture hi place all the ttinte. I scarcely notice having it on. I have done all kinds of heavy lifting and other things that are hard on a rupture, but the Truss I bought from you holds my rupture in place all the time. I have tried several different kinds of Trusses, and this is the only Truss I have ever found that would hold my rupture in place at all kinds of work, and I can recommend it to any ruptured person. Yours Very Truly. H. P. KIXO. Heath's Drug SLore The San-Tox Shop 109 East Main Street V Try This Simple, Sensible, Saving ' V Way of Having .Your Washing Done 1. Gather up everything that needs washing waists, house dresses, tub frocks, blouses, middles, table and bed linen, men's shirts, chlldrn'i things, underwear, stockings, towels, waahrugs ; 2. Step to the phene and notify us to call for your bundle. - Then go ahead and plan your time as you please the rest of vsshday (Ironing day, too. If you wish) is yours. Experienced men and womcn"-will wash for you Iron all or part of your bundle, as you prefer. And because tbey have such wonder ful euipment to help them with everything, tbey really do It much more nicely than the average laundress can. : 1 Your things will come home sweetly clean, soft and fresh, neatly folded, tidily wrapped to protect them from the lea3t speck of dust. It's such a simple, sensible, saving sort of service so much more economical and satisfactory In every way than having a laundress fussing about the house. --: Medford Domestic Laundry Phone 166 Railroad Travel Costs 25 Less This Year , , ..: . for Memorial Day To all points on Southern Pacific Lines where . . ' one-way fare is $25 or less. ;:iSvt; c; ' ' . 4 y Sales Dates May 27 to 30 inclusive ; Good until June 1st PLAN NOW to get away for a trip over the week-end including "Memorial Day"' and take advantage of low Round Trip fares. " ASK AGQVT8 about other low round trip excursion fares. THEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. For fares, train service or booklets, ask agents Southern Pacific Lines 4 '!;: , JOHN' M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. CHAUTAUQUA IS OPENED BY FINE 1 TODAY Chautauqua opened this afternoon trith the prospect o: hnviug, what bni' been said to be, Klllson & White's best 1 A.11 around series of entertainments I ever given by this organttatlonto the! public. The Tribune goes to press too! early to give a report ut the afternoon. M'KAY TELLS HOWHESTUCK TO HIS TRADE Portland School Employee Declares He Thought He Would Have to Give Up Until Tanlac Came to His Complete Relief. Albert Flapjack Flour- iiiut iasuttt aftsohit iiiiiion, recital byvthe Steelman-MarrlnerTay-lor Trio. Prom the reports received j nil lovers of music will do well to hoar' 1 111(7111 IU1S WfUlIlK U 3 J. 111., niIU .-V. liM, ) Mather Hilburn. the master Impersena- iy ''If It wasn't for Ta lilac I lellv I'd he to null the a iutlntf buM news," Mid V, l, McKny, 3T3S ttiltli St., IVMkinil, Ore., iiiliit-r employoil the Portland school hoard. "Mv k tor. who with the recital will make an mmoh. Kidneys ml bladder I unusually strong ami entertaining pro- troubled n a lot atv I my appetite; , rut to ktM-p Rolng. My Ku k hurt mo so Ht Unfit I thmiRht I rodltl nut eoiv j tlnue work. 1 hmt nu. I v'lRhl and kept K,,tt!im wiakcc. I Rrsm. Single admission tickets tor this evening arc "3 cent. .Med(rvl is especially Inlcn'atcd in tomorrow's program as a radio demon-' Strutlon will be piven in connection; i usni to think pnlnt funirn In with the Olen I Morris Oo.'s scientific creased my trouble, but anyway entertainment pwljide. Mr. Morris' nothing illd tu any Vood until I took and hla assistants anoear both after- Tanlar. My appetite rixnie buck mid noon and evening, offering an enter tainment of dazzling and scientific demonstrations which not only enter- 1 1 foi l altogether n different man. I 'njvlso all painters who mtffer to take Tanliio. for it Is simply a woir Uerful medicine.' tain, but are highly instructive as well. Tanlac I sold y Mr. Morris la aif electrical wizard who' Kit.' performs miracles before his audience. He explains the why and how of thnm. Margaret Garrison, reader, the only woman who ever won a natlonul ora torical contest will appear In the after noo. The public will like her Immense-j ly. "Frivata" Peat of war fame will ; lecture in the evening. Ha is creating a sensation, wherever be appears in - bis newest lecture, '"Introducing Your Neighbor." Don't mis this treat Ad mlsskm SO cents. nil coed drug- EVERYON SHOULD SHE K DESERT AT PAGE E ATTEND BIG GET TOGETHER RALLY Quality Economy DEUEL'S It Always Pays to Buy at DeucVs Quality la Economy Some Fashionable Wash Fabrics All Silk Eponge Colors ut 11.50 ytml. A new fulnio in beautiful points, that will wash, Colored Indian Head in colors rti 5i V. In scvenil colors, iibsiiliilcly uiu'iin- tCl'il. Imported Organdy nt 'J5i ytinl. All colors mid wliite, -15 iutlux wi'le, jut ItltUielit till In the years preceding 1910. the busi ness conditions in Medford wore any-j ,thlng hut good and this being realized i by the members of the old commercial clul, they sought to Improve them and whenever a meeting of the club was called there was a one hundred per Considered by critics and capacity "nt attendance, audiencea everywhere as one of the Thclr "rts st these meetings were reigning sensations of the current i uicsf" in bringing a great many screen season, the "Sheik" comes to;',,1,1, 16 'eJforU JiuMness candl the Page theatre this week for a four"00" chanpl ev"r man was mak lay run, beginning today with mstl-iinK mone- ,or lh? D,attPr lhc bu' noes daily at 1:30 iness men were so huy with their own The ,lHrl tin a h..n fmllfi.l n nn. 'neX lorROl U Rlienu IIKJ direction fiction. Sahara, more wide ly known now than ever before, be- ' meetings of tho commercial club and that institution practically went nut of existence for want of support ami at tention. ' Until two years ago, tho old organt zatkm just barely existed and as btixl- mess conditions were not good, the members turned their attention to tho csuse all the world seems going dry, has exercised an imaginative appeal on creative minds ever since Mohammed went forth to study man and his needs in the silences and solitudes of the Until Piarra T,t' "nstniflnt-, tt a Spahr was not the first romance to be'rfvlT?1 f V 1J C,ub hy f"r",ln h"l i set on the fringe of the African desert 1 " , vl """"'"" ng there was Cleopatra's story for In-! i!"1"" nn,Q "emosTsnip Dacsing. sunce and George Eber's. riot to hrgetTh?lnancla wn,tn the cham' MarietU Hey's story made Into a lib-iT 7 s ueen mamia.ne,., retto for Verdi's "Alda," over which !but l,he '"endance of members at tho broods the imminence of the desert. I I"" .n,,t beon t'"''tory. Maun.iiHiinl make. f..rlv IHn. In 1 ",0 "K vl interest IS unaouiieu1y his fiction Into the land where ro-i ! due to the fact that business has been so good that tho business men have possess the sene. What youth ha. 1 1 the attitude of let George do It. not thrilled st stories of sdventure up the NUe and traveled breathlessly with H. Rider Haggard's heroes into the mysterious deserts? Notable In the famous contrlhutlons ef fiction to the frne of the desert as a place for romance and passion, mys tery and adventure, Is E. M. Hull's novel. "The Sholk." From the first it but there is a limit to what George can do alone. If the really big things for the community are to be done, It will, require the assistance of every mem ber and there is no better way for the members to get pmier inspiration and Information than by attending the meeting. The annual get together meeting on ' a. K a c NiUr I .! Important "LKks kihhI, fits will, lusts lotig." That's tho simple story of ' Kuppeiihcimcr Uoml Clothes. Always mi in vestniftit in i;ootl appenr uuoe, always a snfo uipI houikI investment in ccon-omy. The uninu of the muker is your ussttrnnco for style, tpunlity aiul service, nml jrooj value for the price you pay. A new exhibit await you lure. A variety of uul'U, omt each one distinguisheil for grace nml smart stylo, made to the fifty-year tra dition of KuppeiihoimiT quality htamlurtU. ?35 $10 them in the windows Straw Hats $2.00, $2.B0, $2.75, $3.50 the house of Kuppcnheimcr (food clothes Wash Frocks New arrivals almost daily Novelty Voiles, Swiss Organdies . Non-Crease Linens Imported Ginghams $6.50 to $25.00 Seasonable Dress Goods Silk Poplin $1.25 value at $1.00 Pure Silk Pongee, $1.35 value at $1.00 Lady Fair Satin, pink and white, 95c. Pequot Sheeting, 9-4, white, at 60c Good quality and size Huck Towels 8 for $1.00 A Real Value in a Wooltex Knockabout A smart servieenMe suit t hut everyone will like. The simple lilies, til" excellent tailoiiiik' and the fine nil' won! fuluye niiike it a uar iiii nt that can ho worn for n iheit nml one different tlSl'H. .Made in Wooltex spoii tpuil in navy and hmw u. All F. K. DEUEL & SONS, Inc. MEDFORD, OREGON MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED movement thnt will bo beneficial to waa Inevitable that It would find tts.PrWl'Jun!1. 2ad lnr WVoio ot way to the screen. Everything argued j8".11"? membership In a b g in favor of success for a picture pres entation of the remarkable story of the love of an Arab Sheik for a trno Eng lishwoman. Scene settings, action, mystery, romance and thrilling adven ture were ready made for the scenario of such a picture. Not only are the sand wastes of the desert visualized with realistic fidel ity; the Paris of the Sahara Is visited Diskara where the wealthy, the dis solute, the outcast, the renegade, the outlaw and the adventurer meet end mingle on the very frontier of civilization. every citizen of Medford. Approxi mately ono hundred tickets have been sold already for tho dinner at the Med. ford Hotel that will precodo the meet ing, but this 1h not one-half the num ber that should attend. This really big proposition for Medford must have the backing of more members and all are urged to make reservations now. Fashionable DRESSMAKING Experience in all branches. Designing of sll kinds. Prompt Attention to Mailorders. 05 V. I0U fit. I'houo 833-T 17RAY Mt. Mt'UIMlV 2nd floor Mcriford llullitlng BACCALAUREATE AT PHOENIX CHURCH Next Sunday, May 28. will he ob served In the Phoenix church at Daccalaureate Sunday, with a sermon at 11 a. m. by tho pastor to the ;rad tiatlng class and friends of tho I'hoe nex schools. Mr. Myron V. Sheets and Mrs. J. M. Itader are to sing two appropriate duets. The commence ment exercises and other affairs of "Commencement Week" will be held later as announced. The Phoenix high school Is grad uating five young people this year, the class consisting of Dorothy I). Carless, Elva E. faster, Margjiret M nneeis, Daniel j. Calhoun and Sylves ter S, Stevens, whom Phoenix Is glad to honor In this way. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock there i will be special music at the church by the young people, and a brief ser mon to them by the pastor on a theme of special interest. At 7:15 a C, E. meeting of unusual Importance, sub ject, "Oreut Heroes of Today in the World's Work." .Margaret' Mote, leader. With Medford trsde Is Medford made Special Pillo wlf ate To the first 250 children who come into our store, accompa nied by their parents, we will give, FREE- ONE SUNSET ALL-FEATHER DOLL PILLOW Our special) per pair Leader, per pair . National, per pair . Monarch, per pair . ... . .$1.50 . .$3.00 . .$3.50 . . $3.95 Wonder, per pair . . . .....,. ...$4.00 Goose and Duck Combination V. . . , . .$4.50 Our Big Special, per pair .......... .$5.50 Bestyette, per pair .... .... .$6.50' Choice Down, per pair .$10.00 Restful, per pair ..... .V. . .$10.00 'See Our Window for Display and Prices Largest' Assortment of Camping Equipment Carried in Southern Oregon Largest Crockery Shop in Southern Oregon WEEKS & Complete House Furnishers ORR (brenuni VThi window shid ihst rslly
