Medford mail tribune., June 07, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

SrETTFOTUl WATT) TRTEWE. TnraFOTCT), OTfRfiON', WETWESmY. .TTTNE 7, 1922
JOIN IN BOOSTING
The local American Legion gost vofc
el last night to participate In the
Prosperity Week celclirutlon hy stnK
ln(? their Ions ilerorreu "Jacksonville,
days of M'J" if the' project meets with
the approval of the Chamber of Com
merce and Merchants Hnreaii. Seoley
V. Hall who has had the matter of the
'49 celebration In hand will confer with
the business men In regard to milling
this attraction to the celebration next
week.
Delegates were nominated last night
for the state legion convention and
will be voted uion at the next meet
ing. Med ford Knt Is allowed three
delegates under their present member
ship and If the post can secure twenty
more members they will be entitled to
one more delegate. An effort to
secure the needed members Is to be
made and in this connection It was
brought out that several men who are
ex-members of the post are wearing
their legion buttons but have not paid
their dues. The membership commit
tee expressed the hope that thoso who
are in thlB category will re-establish
their right to wear the button and en
able the post to have as large a repre
sentation as possible at the conven
tion.. .
Now Showing at Rialto Theater ,
R. A. BALUNGER
i DIES, SEATTLE
SEATTLR, June 7. With the
death of Judge Richard A. llalllngcr
hero yesterday, thero passes one of
Seattle's most prominent clti.eiiH,
whose contributions to Washington
jurisprudence were recognized ns
standard and a figure at one time
conspicuously before the public as a
cabinet official in the administration
of President Taft.
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ICbnrad. Magcl and Dorothy Daltoa (las Am th Cecil B DeMilte
Production. 'Fools Po.racti.sc! '--A Piramount Picture
There will be a mooting of the
order of DeMolay at tho Ma
sonic hall Thursday night at
7:30. DeMolay degree con
ferred. (57
In the matter of matrimony, it is
yet to bo proven that blindness Is not
tho principal factor that loads to It.
Cupid is blindfolded on tho same
principle that the firing Bquud Is not
permlttod to know which guu bus the
lendly messenger.
Though tho love of god shoots, he
doesn't want to know the patronymic
f his target. Ho fires away and the
rest of us are Interested becauso if we
weren't there Boon would be no more
targets to fire at, and the world would
soon bo like the moon beautiful to
look at but of no Interest to real qstate
dealers.
So, when tho victim Is up for sen
tence, the death squad alms. Cupid
unllmbers his bow and the result Is
ilealh or matrimony as the case may
be, but "vital statistics' In any event.
Yet we do not count the victim a
fool when he's hit nnd if ho likes It,
we do not say that ho llyes in a fool's
paradise. When the victim of the fir
ing squad drops, we do not say he is
a fool, cither. We merely sympathize
with or onvy him. Thus, too, we ought
to give the dropped victim of Cupid's
how the benefit of our commiseration
as woll as gifts to his bride.
In the choice of titles for motion
pictures, selection frequently falls on
those that fit the' subject with the nc-
SAjtf "BAYER" 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
v I Colds Headache Rheumatism
' Toothache . Neuralgia. Neuritis
Earache
Lumbago
Pain, Pain
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablots Also bottles of 24 and 100 llrugRists.
.Aaplrlo ll ,thu Iruita mark of Ilarcr Miuufactura of Monoacotlcaclilcatcr of Hailcyllcaiitl
KMM.
Beginning
to Arrive
Wftch the Store Window
that Displays this Picture
CbllTlNENTAI
itpWOODitAVEPlPI
Quotation on Pumps nut Ruinn for ir-
.-.'; ' rlication,
, j I1I08. I. XUMl'LK, MctUurfl
Fashionable
DRESSMAKING
t Experience In all branches.
Designing ot all kinds. '
Prompt Attention to Mailorders.
DOS XV. lOUi SU l'liono Sj3-Y
curacy of a hulo but without tho glory.
Such is the title of "Fool's Paradise"
which gives but little suggestion of
the dramatic and scenic qualities that
are revealed In Cecil 11. DeMille's pro
duction coining to the Rialto theatre
today matinee for a four days showing.
The paradise that Arthur Phelps in
herits, In his blindness, is not a fool's.
It is the pnradlso of a good man
hoaxed through a weakness that did
not Involve his intelligence, but Ills
senses. Mo couldn't see the woman he
married. He thought she was the wom
an he loved. Thus, In his blindness he
is fooled, but no fool, for he unwitting
ly gnthers to his nosom all that makes
llfo worth living whether tho abiding
place Is that of fools or wise men.
Olympic Games In Paris
PARIS, June 7. (Uy Associated
Press). Premier Polncare informed
the International Olympic . committee-
today that tho French parliament
would vote immediately an additional
six million francs for financing the
Olympic games. This Insures definite-,
ly tho holding of the 1924 games in
Paris.
Yesterday's Results
National
illoston 7, St. Louis 2.
Others postponed, rain.
American
Chicago 1, New York 3.
Detroit 14, Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland 0, Washington 3.
St. Louis 6, Boston 2.
Coast
Sun Francisco 2, Los Angeles 1.
i-jrtland 2, Senttlo 3.
Vernon 5, Oakland 6.
Sacramento-Salt Lnke traveling.
Tendler Knocks Barrett Out
PHILADELPHIA, June 7. Lew
Tendler of Philadelphia today was
more firmly established as formal con
tender for the crown of Denny Leon
ard, lightweight boxing champion, ns a
result of the knockout he scored last
night over Hobby Uarrett of Clifton
Heights, Pa. '
The final blow came at the end of
tho sixth round, the referee having
counted only nine when the bell ended
the round. Five minutes elapsed be
fore Uarrett was Tilile to be nssisted
from the ring. Some mnlntnln that
the blow was low, despite the referee's
decision otherwise Harrett's father
and a number of other rooters jumped
Into tho ring. Twenty policemen rush
ed in nnd prevented trouble. A physic
ian who examined Uarrett In the ring
declared no foul blow had been struck.
"rtltbo" Ruth had a touch time In Hip
first gamo of the Yankees' invasion of
the west. "Red" Faber of Chicago
struck him out twico. Another time he
tanned easily to Collins nnd was tosseil
out at first. On his other chance he
gave tho fans a thrill as ho shot a hot
l'nnr toward the right field bleachers
but Strunk went back against the
fence and nulled It down.
Wnlte Hoyt's clover hurling. Rob
Mcusel's fourth home run nf tho mm.
son nnd a trio of sensational catches
In center field by Whitev Witt com-
blued to givo tho Yanks a 3 to 1 vic
tory over tho White Sox. -
The Detroit Tigers were on a hnttlne
spree at the expense of Hasty nnd Yar
rison, easily donating Philadelphia 14
to 1 behind l'lllette's good pitching.
Ilellninnn and Vouch contributed
homers.
The postponed ceremonies attend
ing tho raising of the National league
pennant by the Giants at New York
were scheduled to take place today to:
gether with tho opening of n series
with the Cubs.
Douglas JlcWeonv. tho White Snx
pitcher who was ordered to join the
San Francisco club as part payment
tor w line Knmm. eft last night with
his bride to join tho Seals. McWeeny
was said to hare lunineil In n noml-
professlonal organization In Chicago
out did not participate in a game he
was scheduled to pitch Inst Sunday.
Ship Survivor Found.
M'K.NOS A1RICS, June 6. Discov
ery of additional survivors from the
wrck of tho steamship Villa Franca
on tho Parana river has brought the
estimated death list from 80 to 34,
according to advices to LaiXacIon.
LOCAL
TO SUPPORT OLGOH
At a meeting of the recently elect
ed reeinot committee Tuesday, the
following officer were elected:
J. W, Wakeriek.. chairman county
central committee.
lien Hilton, vlce-t'halrmun.
Ralph Bardwell. secretary.
Fred Warner, treasurer.
Thomas gimpson, Ashland, con
prcsHional committeeman.
S. K. Smith, state central commit
teeman. '
No resolutions" were adopted, and
only 25 precinctH were represented.
Th committeemen agreed individ
ually to support the Republican
Htute and county tickets from stem
to sLern at tho fall election.
Talks were made by Judge Ollmore
of Rogue River, Harry Tomllnson of I publican candidatcfor the state-son- Cowill were called on and etnad
AHhlarul, Judge Dunn of Auburn), re-! ate, and John H. Carkin and Kalpht-'st.rring speeches.
are
Milk
For Infants
& Invalids
NO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home, Office, uml
Fountains. A,h for HORUCKS.
AM Imitations & Substitutes
BANKRUPT SALE
Beginning Thursday, June 8
Having bought at bankrupt sale", tbe entire stock of groceries of the "Bask
et Grocery," at a price fan below COST, X shall divide my profits with the
public. "' .
Everything goes at wholesale, price, and less; nothing above. This is your
opportunity to' reduce the "high cost of living," unless you subsist on "style,"
if so, 1 do not sell it, it comes too high. -
YEN, "IN THE BARN," just below the "NAT," at 226. North, Riverside
' street, JMedfnrd, Oregon. The groceries are as fresh and nice as it' they were in
an expensive house with all the '''present-day" expensive costs. The consumer
pays all expenses of course. Cash and Carry. Bought below cost No high
rents. . No. expensive show of any kind, is why, of course.
All kinds of groceries, too numerous 10 mention as to items or prise. Com?
r.nd see for '.ourself.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS THURSDAY, JUNE 8
7 A. M. to 9 P. M., during sale.
SPOT CASH BASKET GROCERY
W. M.' Smith, Owner.
CL
OSINGOU
SALE BEGINS JUNE
WE ARE POSITIVELY QUITTING BUSINESS
This is a bona fide sale. Every TIRE and AUTO-ACCESSORY in bur house u offered. at a
nrirp vmi rnnnnt nffnrA tr nverloolc. Look over this list. If vou need anvthinflT. BUY IT
NOW. It may be a long ime before you have an opportunity like this again.
We are offering many items not: listed here at a saving of 50 per cent. Don't wait until the
stock is exhausted and be disappointed.
" KELLY springfield TIRES
GUARANTEED STANDARD QUALITY FRESH STOCK
CORDS '
NON-SKID OVERSIZE
Size . :
30x314 , :...$18.95
32x3iS ! 25.90
32x4. " . 32.75
33x4 '. 33.75
34x4 34.95
32x41, 42.40
33x415 44.00
34x4'" ; 44.30
3Gx4l, ' 4G.55
Regular Sale
List. Price
33x5
52.30
35x5 , 54.40
3(ix6 : 90.90
$14.20
19.45
24.55
25.30
26.20
31.80
33.00
33.25
34.90
39.25
40.80
68.20
. MASON TIRKH '
.lOvitJli Regular $13.no (ium-anteed. Priced for. (hi
ttH :-. 8H.(W
NON-SKID TIRPS 4
' 33x4 IteulHr 820.75. Fabrics .
'''... .'-V'.' Only, i:t.IS (''-. '
SAME PROPORTIONATE DISCOUNT ON KELLY RED TUBES
ACCESSORIES
REGULAR t : SALE
PRICE PRICE
$ 5.00 Luiigase Carrier (Collapsible Steel). .'. $2.96
3.50 "Boyco" Luggage Carriers 2.45
3.50 Violet Ray Headlight Lenses, pair J 2.30
.!)0 7-8 A. C. Titan Spark Plugs.....'. .'. .55
.90 1-2 inch A. C. Titan Spark Plugs 40
.GO Champion X Ford Spark Plugs '.45
2.50 Combination Dasli and Trouble Lights 1.55
1.50 "Bain-K-Day" Windshield Cleaners 1.00
8.50 Klaxon Horns, 0 volt 6.00
5.25 Stewart Hand Horns 2.80
4.50 Petry Cutouts .. ,.' 3.25
.(ill Cut Out Pedals ... . ' .30
10.00 liA-ce Motometers, Standard Model : '. 7.50
7.50 liovce Motometers, Universal Model..- 5.65
9.25 S & M Spotlight, No. GO.
13.00 Kvergood Bumpers .-
3.50 Ford Kmergeney Chains
2.50 Boyco Canteens, (! Quart ........
3.00 Boyco Canteens, 8 Quart
6.95
.,...:. : 9.00
:. i 2.00
: .. 1.25
. 1.75
11.00 Pyreue Fire Extinguishers . : 8.60
1.10 Dobbins Blowout Chains, any size 75
4.50 Stewart Speedometer Shafts 3.10
2.50 Oxidized Copper Oil Measures, Flexo Spout 1.60
1.20 Ford Rear Curtain "Glasses, set .60
.45 Ford. License Brackets .25
35 Uim Lugs .20
All Piston Rings 50 Off Regular List.
SALE
PRICE
....$. .20
2.05
2.25
.2.95
REGULAR . -
... PRICE ' y
$ .50 -Cans Bulldog Tire Patch .............
3.50 Baker Tire Covers, 30x31-2; .........
3.?0, linker Tire Covers, other sizes ,.
3.85 "White-Roliners, 31x4
4.00 "White" Reliners, 33x4 3.10
4.15 white Reliners, 34x4- . '. ; $3.25
1.75 Chamois Skins ., .90
1.25-, Chamois Skins ,- : : -55
.35 Calor-Gloss. Auto.Polisii, iiita...... , .20
. .70 Calol-Gloss Auto Polish, quarts , 40
1.30
, .65
2.25 Calol-Gloss.Auto Polish, gallons...
1.10 Whiz Cream Body Polish T.
.90 Johnson's Liquid W104 I'olish , . 55
1,'70 Johnson's Liquid' Wax Polish: r $1.00
.65. Cans Clutch, and Bra1e Compound .30
.05 Cans.W,onder Worker -Clutch Compound. 30
1.50 Everbright Auto Top J3ye .: ...... .... . .90
..25 .1 lb. Cans Cup Grease. ..... ...,......... .15
.90 5 lbs. Cans .Cup Greaso-.... , .. ,.,, .60
1.75 10 lbs. Cans.Cup Grease ..........,';'.. 1.15
.55 Cans Monogram Graphite Gear Greasc .,..'.. .35
1.50 Monogram Transmission Oil, gallon cans .,, 95
.85 Zerolene Transmission Grease, 5 lb. cans... ....... GO
1.35-Voedol Medium. Oil, (Eastern) gallon bulk:.. 95
1.20 Shell Heavy Oil (Western), gallon, bluk 60
Bring cans for Bulk Oil. ' . .
' A11J.M. Asbestos Brake Lining 50 Off
27 South Front St.
MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT LISTED HERE
McGuiston & McMurray
Phone 95
(NO WAR TAX' FABRICS
EXTRA PLY SUPERSIZE.
Regular Sale
Size List. Price
30x3V : $18.90 $10.95
32x3 yZ 24.30 15.75
31x4 28.10 18.00
32x4 : 31.50 20.65
33x4 32.95 21.40
34x4 33.25 22.30