Medford mail tribune., May 31, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFOTin MATL TltTntTNK. MT!T)FOUl). OHWiON', AVMDN'KSDAY. MA'.Y M, 15)22
PAGE FtVK
-LOCAL MERCHANTS
GIVE PRIZES IN
MANUAL TRAINING
Thursday unci tumll ill , tin' lilr.li
school iiiiuiuiil IrulnliiK enhlbll llii' Ih'nI
piece of furniture will liu selected,
laical iiitrcliauts have vitv k i (Hint v
offered lint follow Iiik prlnes: The Mnl
furit Furiillum Hardware Co., n
prist of fin viiliin In inr ( be Klvfii
fur tlii best plei e, of furniture; the IHtf
I'lliril l.iniiliir ' . ii prl.c of fa fur Hi"
best piece nf furniture made nf ()t'iKin
fir; I lot Southern Oregon llurdwitic
Co., it intuit of f.'.rin value In Hlllclo
loots (of I liu second Ih'kI plcciwof fur
niture whether oak. mn ln:n ny or fir.
All work Ik id Im Indeed upon work
manship and flnUli.
The. boys are tukluK Krvnl Interest
ml Biii li h working Imrd piitlliiK ih
finliililnit louche on his piece s that
ll tlllty H llHlklllK It M tlt'Sl.
ThrouKhoiit I In )car over w I 1 b"s
have liiu'll lukliiK inn n ti it I tralulm.
Noma fur one semester, hiiIiik fur two,
nml tieiilly evciy buy ha a f I in- iltt
or to on exhibit. This work runM'-t
Iroin tli fit tit practice pieces, huiIi us
hook mid and fool slimls t.i the iii'iru
advanced piohleiiis of onl library
tables, nuiln'Kiiny ten w axons and
cedar chest In uitillllnn llnr will be
ilinioniriiilin ul (Iik wood lathe ntnl
an i-lhlhll of work il'inn In wood linn
lint Thi' kill It buy or WiintiltiKion
school will liu vi' Nit exhibit nf baskets
and flower holder made of art fibre
4iirl whlrli ihey liuvx fliilnliiiil In lh
lit nt two, weeks. Mr. MrliUi r. tin' lit'
nlructor will show n rluilr, which Ik'
made tif I liu same nnUrrliil, only l
nIhiW lllfl IHJMMlltll It lt"M Of tlTt fibre
weaving nml liu ronilng ilnr In ion
tii'i'llun with manual triilnlni;.
Mr. Mi'iitiT assure Hi" pat mini of
I hi mlnMil Hint their tlnii' will he well
nwrnl In looklni; ovrr tin- evhlMt. unit
t hut vlw of Ok crowded condition
tinder which the work in rtii'i'il will
tm a convlnrlnK dotiiiiiitriitltn of Imw
badly Medford needs n tin IiIkIi
school htllldilif-.
to addition tu th ninnnnt training
exhibit Mis Carroll nml Mis I ! -wihk!
of lhi iliitnrHtli' urt nml nrlrnrc
Kmrtitiititn llt litivc tlii'ir wurU on
tlMiU. ,AI vUUitk In thimi ileimit
nn-otii will li rrvrO Willi , ri-frrdli-inrnln.
Kvuryoni' cnn tlforj nt k'trnt
Now Showing at the Page Theater
CHAUTAUQUA TO
'i V "7
NX ' SfrJiU
mi i
CLOSE
TONIGHT
f
A GREAT SUCCESS
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M A K M U K K Y
Mie Murray pUying In the romantic plttuit, 'Fmclnation
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
A. C. Hnollll
.Mtifril'N Clututuu'iim him h l'i uii
i nil lniil'iht. (ne of tin' licxt of tli
' ninny (;ooi thlriKK i'iit' 'l will Un
i li'iiiincil In tho lonini! I'liir-rtHlniiifnt.
willed will In- islvn liy tin- New York
City Conrrrt ,i,,r','t- 'I'Iiih innln (iir-
tot ciirrli'H I lw nfinii'H ir f'liir iirllllnnt
nrllMtK, nil of whom lian- I'lfliiji"! cn
' ci'i l mill oratorio mi'i'' In Minlfli
Htlltl'd. Klll'll KlllKIT IH .1 NnloiHt, TlH'HW
i ultiKri'H coiiih With lllltlii'ht riTOHIIIM'n
il:ii loim, uiul kIioiiIiI l' lii-.-inl ly til'"
liiiuiy In our rlly wlin i-njoy iiml iiiiro
rind' kikxI tlilnK In a mnnli-al in.
'Mil- iUiirti:t RUfiH ut Hie forum thin
iiim'H, nml UKiiln nt tlic afn moon i riu-r-laliiiui'iil
In connrM-tloii with tim Junior
; I'tiKfiiiil. whlrh wan (slu n ly tho lioyn
iniul KlrlH to tin.' t-njoyiii' iii uf all irc-
! nt.
! ("Iimu i'llur llrailfoiil yavi- IiIh Infnnn
mi; uml liiKiirntlonal l..i turi- IiihI
nlKlit to a kooiI nlifil ti ii-l itc- In "i ! t
of tin- othiT ntlr.-Ktli'iiH in thi! city.
lli Ik lii'iinl with profit .mil ili'llitht
JWlllTI'Vi-r llB KOCH.
i Mm. Hoover, tin- ntij-ri ttt-tnl-iit ait
' iiouni ''ii lo I hi- Krcnt "iili.f.u tluii 'f
" ' many ori-m-nt that th' Hcvi'iity fivi;
iiiinn III Siimlay offt ninn Willi Jut 'KiniM-r Imvu U'l-n' nwiin-l wlilrli en
crini lilMiiuhli-r. Mrn. 'I'lios. I". Mrliolii, huii-b ii iliiiutauii:i for Mfilfunl nxl
who li.ii li.M-n Ui vKilini! hi-r p.iri iilB, year, orfln-rn will ft'- rlictnl hflT
Mr. iiii.l Mr. Frank Fallow. ' xi cnli-rlalliiiicnt IoiiIkIK. hi thnrc
J. F. Th"iiii iii of Oalvl.iml, tr ,,wll lm an orKiinUatlon x-i fci-ied.
ilium In M'lmlay with iIiiiimi trm k 1 i, I'lilvrrHal mitlnfactUm xixtil ovr
iihciI to haul i rimlo'il lo' k onto tin- tlw varh'il ml IiIkIi laic pronrains
frati-r l.nki- hlitliwav lii-twi'pn tin- top clv-n thin yi-ar, wlilrli will inakf It
of tho Clnuraili' (nil ami Mi'ilfo'il. to still tbhIit to conilurt an.n-r Cliau-
liav m repair work iloni- hy our lainina At nn ciluiutlunal iiillft th
'ilarkmnltli, W. I.. Chll'lri'tli, ami while ('haotaiuiust may well In- K'.yU-d a ni
heri' npi-nt two niuhu at the Sunny-irHtty Kiininc lo a rlly for n hIioiI
(!. Il' h.iIiI tlu-y rii'i-tfil to he itliln iimij with IiihiiIi at lon.'il nml lutHlm-tiial
So Hlarl imttiiiK on l In crunlieit' r k Icaih-rH, w ho lirlni; to a rmiiiiiimlty the
hy F'l hlay. May I'l.th. ini-hiiaKi-n of the day in roniiiTllun
at Page theatre
Ml. M. Ii. Iiilnw AllulclH of Trull,
ami lliree men benhl'-M thft tlilver.
rami' out Moiiit'iy on (lie Hull" F11II.1
utaiilt iin.l Mm AIiIhiM went on iii t i
her IiuhI'iuiiI m hoiiii nlenil on the F.ni'.te
I'oliil I'ei Hint nt.ifi;
('. II. Natwh k. the uimlial t-otilrse.
tor on llm eti-n"oii of tln I'. K.
Hiillri'Nil from Hmt'i li In Finn hit
I'li'i'k wun alx.t hern Momluy luoinlnii W hen the roiol from her to Mel-1 w Ith rean, w lioli-noiiie eiitertainmenl.
t'. A. I'h kle. the meter rentier forjfufll l coniileteil II in ii ell"ted that : r.- r: -j. --:r. r--z-3
the Cullfnitiln t)n-'in I'ower ("i , uml many of the country people wh.i hate Mm. I.uelim Kincahl who lias lieen
S. M. Hull who In nU j Interested wllh',liei-n lined lo rldini; over our roush. ' teaclilni: In tho Crater 1-iS.e dintrict.
the mime company, wirn here for din- inuddy, rocky ri'mlii, when they strike four miles from Ilutte Fall, also
ner the nilie day mi l i wan CIiuiIch the kiiio tli hard mirfacod hliUiway will okm1 lu r school tho h:iiiiu day and
Veep rlnht mi and will hardly know
came to the Snnnynblu for kupikt. Slip
wan iiccmii wiiiled liv an elderly lady
I'ettjKleW. '.
Charlen llanscoiiili who Is IIvIiik on; when or here to stop.
the old J. I'. Mooiunw farm s mtheast I l( 1. Seaniiin IiIho spent (ho tiiKht whom I did Vint know wh ) 1 uiidcmtanil
of our town was In towu. Iieri; on his way to Ilutte Falls. Mr. was Holllm; Utile IrinkctH and n-itlonn.
Mrs. t'al ThoiiuiH'tt who has lu'en Meniiiaii is una or Hie civil eiiKincer , Thev hull) went to Mvdford with ono
cnmii cisik In I lie ('. II. Natwltk camp ;coi lis who were enaKed on tho Crater mf the Hrown brothers.
at llulie Falls tamr out i n the sUikc
one visit a year to th" hlKh schisit, and ( Monday on
her way
Ihursday will ! "ii IllleriislinK tlmp jsixud a few days,
to niak tlmt. visit. - i Mrs. F.liznnctli Fallow of I
.. t li. J ' i
to Med ford
ft 0
i,
r.
SAY "BAYOR" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi
cians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumalicm
f Toothache Neuralgia " Neuritis
rjarachc
Lumbago
Tain, Pain
Accept only "Daycr" package which contains proper, directions.
Handy "Itsyrr" Ixort of 12 tablrla Also Miles nf 21 and 10(1 -IViiaists.
Atl'lrta 11 ttw irsiU Mrk f nrr Mtouftclurt ir M..uotonlrcl.h-iicr of Pallo Hrsrt-l
Travel Costs Are Down
To Portland
t
and Return
May 26 to Sept. 30
. $13.25 for 15-Day Tickets .
$16.00 for Season Tickets
1.1 OAV 'J'tVKKTN OX 8.M.K VWUAX AM MATVItllAY
'" llooil for 15 iliiya nf tor mill) (Into -
RuiiMoti TUkols on Hutu I'ully
(iood nr tlirito montlin after salu diitu, not lu um-ooiI Utt. :11st.
Stopovers allowed nt all point on Sciihom Tickets,
Hhlp anil Travel Houtlieritraclflc Miioh, tho "IMoneev" In
development of Western Oregon. ,
Southern ' Purlflc l.lno paid $1 1 5,8 f 3 . 4 ti , or 9.52 per cent
of all tuxes In .liu'liHon Coinity for yonr lD'Jl.
Tor further purdculurv usk ngcutH.
Southern Pacific Lines
i , i . .
JOHN M. SCOTT, ' ;'
' i (fonornl Piirhimikoi' Asent.
l.nke hlKhway last summer and ex j
to ieits lo move his family here to re-
'Innln during the hi-iinoii. He did not'
ke creels M' where he expected to work hut
Vrl'0,1 to Ilutte Falls lo see lib nit It as
till-re Is now conxiderable woik In Ills
,llii!, the HlK Hutte FjikIc Point water
jcHtuil and tho worl on the railroad ex-
jlonalon.
!( llev. II. (i. Adatiis and James Cor
wtiit. the first the ConKrcKaf I mnl inln-
'Uter here mid Hie latter a retired capl
Inllst who has been stopping at the
MtiinyKidii hotel for some weeks pant
KatlicrinK BKnteR, left hew for Corval-
pl and Albany, the former to visit his
uou' who Is uttendlnn the ). A. C., to
l Mono until the latter part of Hie
j first week In June, und the latter to
his home In Albany. Ho succeeded lo
seturliiK several hundred ikiiiikIs of
flue abates and specimens of petrified
wood.
(luy Pruell was n tnisiuess caller
Tuesday and a i was J. H. Co iier, for
merly of Trail hut now of Untie Falls.
He rattle In on the Ilutte Falls stai;e
and remained until after dinner at the
Suniiysidc hotel.
Mrs. Artslee F. Green, recently from
t.o AnRcles, has two men tearlnx
down a purl of her father's old house.
th J. J. Fryer houso, and milking
arvenil cIiiiiikch in It and Intends to j
use the lumber to ImlliJ nni'ther house
ami small barn on land she owns on
the wpposllr side of Ihe creek ou tho!
Itlverslde lunilcynrd. i .
I.. M. Harris. mIch manager for tlic'
John Ikielmnn Co.. San lVnnclsco,
Calif, and C. P. Cloilso, representlnK
(lie same firm, were here for dinner,
mid so was' 11.' II. Connelly of San
.loipiln. Cnl., and (!uy Holiium, the
mail carrier fnmi Climax to liiiKle'
: Point.
! J. II. HiiKhes of Medford, was here
jputtlnK In a fish screen in tho IrrlKU-
lliiK ditch below the. old Krisl mill.
I met Mrs. (!. It. Hrown nt the oust
office, n sister of Win. Hutler, recently j
from Tart, taiir. sue nml her hus
band drove In from Tuft mnklmc a con
tinuous drive, of thirty hours lo reach
here ho as to lit tend tlin fiinerul of her
father, Wllllum C Duller who passed
away n short tlmo ui. They have
decided to remain, nml are living on u
tract of laud she owns between hero
and .Jirownslioro, ,
lirneat Uahiick, our barlmr went tip
to Hutte, Fulls w ith the mull Wednes
day hkiiiiIiik.
Ilorare Copper! of Unite Falls Was
aiiionx tho diners nt tho Stiniiyatdo
hotel WiKluesdiiy. '.
, Mr. and Mrs. i'K 10. Wymoro of IKrliy
eiiim out wllh a truck load of wisnl
for vale nnd while her, transacted
business with our merchants.
Win. Primtt of Wellen, who Is on the
iCioorge Stevens farm was having work
done In our blacksmith shop Wednes
day.
1. understand that Chrla llerk'innn
who had a stroke of paralysis a. short
I lino bko wns taken to tho Sacred
Heart hospital for treatment a few
days fiRO.
I Fred PcttyKtw, our horsomnn, went
(to Medford "Thursday to look after Ills
tnlrests In that section. .
j Win. Senrs, formerly of Hutte Falls
but nioro recently in California came
out from Medford on the rUk und
I went up to his old home. He has boon
away for about three years.
I Our school closed Thursday with n
plrnlcl illnnor for tho children and It
Mocmod ,i.) no grimily enjoyed by them,
Frank Slmpwin. one of the early
pioneers of this valley was ulu a visi
tor hero.
Horace I'cltoii, unotlier one of the
pioneers of the valley and one of the
well to do farmers aqd stockmen of
Sams Valley, who is alsa Interested in
the Mi"k business with his brother
Jamt-s of Fort Klinialn. was lure for
dinner Thursday. ,
There was a man raine out on th
t.iKo who wanted lo tf up in the Ijike
Creek country to visit his consiu, Win.
Nickell. but Mr. Van lyke, the driver,
had such a load he decided that he
could not take him. so he came to the
Sunny nlde and remained until Friday
niornlnR. When asked his name, after
telllnir that I was a new-simper corre-MHindi-nl
he declined to Rive It, go I
will not plve It. nllhouRh Will's many
friends would have been Rlad to have
seen It in the Medford Mall Tribune.
Pimples Keep
Young Hen
Down!
Tky Mali Woman, Too, PuxUI
How S. S. S. Slop Skia)
Eruptions Potitiroly.
PtmplM anil akin eruptions na a
prtoa, you pay for avry pustnK
olaek-haail anil plmpla on your fare.
PtmplM produro prJu.llr and prTiit
rolrity Ir lcrt may b fold.
a, . t. vrm mu t.
( th frathla Tm
plcCaUmUy.
yXv 1
m aWC r.aviP
'M
but who wants to klsa rrtiptlortaT
rimply Mfn don't look Ilk th ownura
of anythliiR. rimply women, too, aro
puil-, with no prospect and itb
powtr. Yoiiiik men rnit women, here's
the positive way out. Physics and
puraatlves will fall. What you need
Is a scientific I'leort-rlenneer. R. B, H.
Is one ul the most powerful destroyers
of blood Impurities. You csn prove this
In a short time. . N, 8. has been
passed on by s Jury of millions of peo
ple Just like yourself. It Is considered
one of Hie most powerful vegetable
blood -purifiers and fleah-bolldre In
ststenfe. That's why yoti hoar of so
msny underweight people putting on
Jnst flesh In a hurry, why you bear of so
many rheumatics belnc freed from this
acouiTo. with 8. H. S. Mart todaywlth
it. H. N. and sea your face clear and
your sUIn et ruddier, your flesh
flrmvr, It will give you a boost In raur
career. St. S. S. Is sold at all drug
stores. In two alsea. Tha tartar atp
la the more economlnaL
Hand-Tailored Suits
$35 to $50
A Palm Olive Sale That Is
With a WcCahe of Palm Olive Soap, We Present You With a
Bottle of Palm Olive Shampoo
What Happens When You Use
Palm Olive Shampoo
The Blend of Palm and Olive Oils
These natural oriental oils are scientifically blended in a shampoo which
gives your hair siBcy texture and satiny gloss after each washing.
The way to have beautiful hair i3 to learn how to give it the care Which
makes it beautiful.
The directions embody the methods employed by scalp specialists in car
ing for run down hair.
But thin hair, lifeless hair, dull, faded, generally unattractive hair, can
be brought back to healthy vigor and natural beauty if you will practice the
simple home treatments we explain here.
You can stop dandruff and the excessive oilines3 which makes your hair
look limp and sticky. You can make your dry, brittle hair glossly, silky
and soft.
ORDINARY WASHING WON'T DO IT.
The
San-Tox Shop
Heath's Drug Store
109
East Main St.
he maimers of El Sidelo
Cigar wish to inform the .
friends of this brand that
El Sidelo is coming through
with a particularly fine run
of Havana filler tobaccos and
shade grown wrappers -The
cigars are especially good
and will confirm smolders in
the high. opinion they have
long held of El Sidelo quality
Seven distinguished shapes
Ideals . .
Chesterfield
Lily -
Mas Altos
Emperors a
Ambassadors
Chums (2 in foil)
a Jsj
mm
10c
m 2 for 25c
2 for 25c
15c fe l
- a . 3 for 50c fSlrTi
...... a
'3f??LL V. .i iA
mjm& Wk rr
mm i m it xA
fiPvsl- few mm i
I Meals .-W;- 2 for 2Sf ' Mjs Altos Ambassadors
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flSliT JT IT
SOlSHAM
Xjf OiMribuwdbf
tlAJUANAJ
El Sidcle Ckter k made br
Caatolidtied Ciasr CacporMioa. New York
Allen & Lewis, Portland
Eugene Branch, Allen & Lewis,
v' Eugene, Ore. '..-