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MEDFORD - HHIE TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, " OREGON, " FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER lr, 1 922
If
Personal
1 Tim oillrt has gone forth that no
l;ir!.in:,r or cars .ui tin' l'licifio highway
adjoining the lair Kroumt. or at the
hiue SLiuih of the grounds, will be per
mitted during tliis week.
When In need ol an.-ngles and roof.
ins call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 K.
..Main.
I The Med Cross is serving the puhllc
at the fair grounds with both free rest
room and "eats" concession. Make
yourself comfortable by patronizing
the one, and help the Red Cross by
patronlzlnK the other. Women's Bldg.
151'
J. W. Itcrrlan returned yesterday
from The Dalles where he had been
to visit the family of his brother-in-law,
E. M. Hill, who was killed in an
auto accident on the Columbia high
way, two weeks ago. Mrs. Hill and
the four children who were In the car
at the time were all seriously Injured.
Another car passing Hill nosed in too
quickly in front ol him and struck him
sending the Hill car over an embank
ment. The car did not stop and was
not identified.
, See the endurance film at the en
trance of Women's building from 8 to
Hi 'each eveninfi during the fair. 152
School dresses, all made ready to
embroider, 4 to 12 years. Handicraft
Shop. 1S2
Carl Ilowman, the well known bar
ber. Is dangerlously ill with typhoid
fever at his home. He has been sick
a week.
For good Insurance, yon, should go
to Ooff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co;
GIRLS! LEMONS
j WHITEN SKIN AND , ;
BLEACH FRECKLES
, rtquVestp thp julcf.of two lemono
Into a bottle containing' three ounces
ut Orchurd White, which uny Urug
Htore will uply for n fw cvntn,
hIiuUp well, and you have a quarter
pint of, hnrmloHM und delightful emon
.UUrar-li. MnHHayo thkt Hweotfy froK
rant lotion into thn face,' neck, (irmn
i and hnn(jK. each dny, then, nhortly
note the beauty and whiteness of
your kln. -
i ; Famous atago benutiefl . use thin
t li-mon lotion to bleach and bring that
ftoft, clear, roHy-wlto complexion, alno
tut a freckle, Nunhurn, and tan bleach
hecaiiHu it doesn't Irritate. Adv.
Now Playing! ;
. 2 I)Ay8 MOlUC' oxiy!
V A TORNADO ;
OF THRILLS
Tom Ceo. BtoadhurSfe setisattona
. :53s success langtotfQjrmicI
with
- HOUSE PETERS
VIRGINIA VALLI
MATT MOORE
JOSEF SWICKARD
The awesome stillness of
frozen wastes, snow-
banked .
The whispering quiet of
giant, snow-weighted sen
tinel trees
A primitive man
A man sick of women and
tired of love
An innocent girl thrown
upen them by chance
And a cabin in the midst of
the loneliness.
Then, the storm of passion
makes enemies of friends,
while The Storm of nature
crashes thunderingly upon
their solitude t
COMINQ SUNDAY
Fan nln II n nit's romluinlon plov
to "HtimoNfwpi" '"Tho Onml
ITorloW" with name afurw, Ver-i
Gordon anil I tore Davliliton.
Staff Captain Wlnterbottom, young
people's secretary for the Salvation
Army hi Oregon, will speak in the
Salvation Army ball, 320 East Main
street, on Saturday at 8 p. m., Sept.
lGth: also Sunday at 8 p. m. All young
I people and children are Invited to the
si-mce hatiinlay. Ice cream and cake
will be served free.
The very best lunch and the coolest,
most comfortable place to eat It Red
Cross booth, Women's Mdg., fair
grounds. f 151
Prest-O-I.lte Battery Station for
prompt service, phone 119. tf
"Fruit shipments from the Medford
district will be 60 per cent higher this
fall than during the record season of
11121, said K. L. King, superintendent
of the Southern Pacific company lines
in Oregon, who leturned today from a
trip through Southern Oregon and the
Willamette valley," says the Portland
Journal. "Already 788 cars have
moved east from the Medford district
and 709 more will move before the lull
preceding the late pear crop move
ment. The total shipments last year
amounted to only approximately 1000.
King said thnt the addition of new
Irrigated lands v as responsible for a
large part of the Increase in move
ments from southern Oregon." . Since
this was published the shipments from
here have numbered 838 cars.
Fire Insurance. Drown & White.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clark were
among the Grants Pass visitors at the
Jackson county fair yesterday.
There's no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service.
We have a splendid bargain In a
second-hand typewriter at this office.
tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ruhl who have
been visiting their son Robert Ruhl
and family left yesterday for their
home In 1 Rockford, Illinois via Sun
Francisco and 1Os Angeles.
Try that delicious hot sandwich
"that tastes like more". Red Cross
Women's Bldg,, fair grounds. 161
Auto insurance. Brown & White.
Hotel Medford guests include Mrs.
C. H. Woodward and party of five
from Grants Puss; who came down
for the fair: Jean Steel and Clare
Yornn from Crater Lake who are go
Ing back to college at Eugene;' Ken
neth . Moore and Don Bennett,' who
have been musicians at Crater Lake
and are returning to tho u. of O.
A. nnrcli. here In orchard Interests
from San Francisco; M. F. Grlndle of
Ijos Angeles and C. A. Van Iloffteri of
San Francisco, who are motoring to
Seattle; T. F. Mesch of the Columbia
Food Products company of Portland
Mr. and Mrs; Hnrry Cullender and son
nnd daughter of IxB Angeies, wno re
turned from Crater Lake last night
and left lor home this morning.
Special prides oh high school type
writer practice paper nt.thla office, tf
system service w. wrut "-
all oilier jnnurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg; tt
. Bam H..: Ilordman, I'iWhb . recently
moved to Ashland, has purchased the
.Vesldoh'ce of ..George H. Johnson "on
r.rnnlin street.
The Valley School for Boys and Girls
will nvoMm for Its fifth year, oh Oct.
2nd, 1922' at 11 OS West Tenth street
In charge of Miss M. H. uunnam, pnu.
el pal. For Information address The
Valley ' School, Medford, Ore.,' before
Sent lEth.
Feeding yoursolf at the Red Cross
concession. Women's Bldg., will help
the Red Cross feed hungry people noxt
winter, lea cream, lemonade, hot
hamburger sandwich served. 161
Miss Lydia Doan, who has been em
ployed as a reporter by this office tor
the past month, lonvoB tomorrow night
for Cofvallls, accompanied by Gladys
! Hartley. Tho two young ladles will
enter the O. A. C.
1 During fair days come- io the Hiindi.
craft Shop and Beo new lines of art
needlework goods. lt'
New package goods and all kinds of
art goods at Deuel's Art Dept. 1&1
The soml-flnals match between Dan.
(els and Cobb In the Copco tennis tour
nament, which was to have boon play
ed Wednesday night has been' post
poned till tonight. Tho winner of this
match is scheduled to play in the
finals some time noxt week.
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build thorn. tf
Men! When 'you neod those new
shoos or boots, it will savo you monoy
tn trv "Bidon's Model Hoot Shop," 21
South Central. Medford. 276
Hort Andorson loaves tonight for
Los Angeles and San Francisco on
business and will be gone a week or
ton days.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. '
Mattress work all kinds. Modford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104.
Y. W. Allen of Applegate, is a
patient at the Medford hospital reco
erolng from the serious operation per
formed on him last week.
All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phono 108.
711 East Main street . t
French salad ieo cream nt the
Shasta. tf
Telephone Numbers
to Remember
Fire Department
50
(Fire calls only)
Insurance
Any Kind
123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford Nat'l Bank
Bldg.
' Members of both the Spanish War
veterans and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars have signed a petition to the
Oregon congressmen asking for the
drafting of a siieclal bill providing
pensions for the widows of Glen H
Pierce and Grover Todd, two prohibi
tion enforcement officers who were
killed by an Indian recently near the
Old Grand itonde.
Your model fitted at the Goodwin
Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. . 156
Lime for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
The fair grounds with' its illumina
tion presents a very pretty appearance
at night and hundreds of people take
advantage to visit the grounds nightly,
hear the band concerts and look over
the various exhibits. There is a con
stant string of autos U and from the
grounds nightly beginning in early
evening. .:
The tank at Jackson Hot Spring will
be open for swimming Sun. Sept. 17.
153
You can get It at DeVoe's. tf
Gordon Griffin, a former Medford
resident and employe or the California
Oregon Power company here several
years ago is in town for. a few days
visiting old friends and looking over
the new Copco offices. He Is now llv
Ing in Eugene.
For Sale Attractive six room house
furnished or unfurnished. Excellent
location, paved street, corner lot, gar
age, woodhouse, shade trees, flowers.
Telephone 163 or 622 evenings. tf
Delicious Honey dews by the hun
dred at Public Market Saturday from
60c to S1.0 0a dozen. The last big
picking from Arcadia Farm. J
While this is not market day pre
parations were golnfr on all day there,
filling up booths in anticipation of
Saturday's big trade. Peaches and
melons especially were being hauled
in.-. ' ' ' ' , , . '
The tank at JnckBon Hot Spring will
be open for swimming Sun, Sept. 17.
Goodrich tires anil tubes nt Colonial
Garage. tf
Tom Brown leaves Sunday for O. A.
C. where he will resume his course in
commerce. Tom Is a Soifhomore this
year having taught school all last year
near Holland, Ore.
Big shipments of pattern hats Satur
day, September 16. Miss Taylor, at
Deuel's. 151
Milk and cream at-DeVoe's. tf
Rev. Grover C. Birtchot, a Presby
terian missionary from Bogota, 17. S.
Of Colombia, South America, will tell
of his many interesting experiences
and work at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Mr. Blrtchet nnd
wife and child are home on their first
furlough, and are visiting with Mrs.
BIrtchet's father and mother and
sister; Rev. Mr. Beattle and family
who have' charga of the Federated
church-at Central Point:
. New designs in' buffet sets and
luncheon cloths in tho fast color mater
ials. Handicraft Shop. 152
Sash and doors. Medford'Lumber Co.
' Ralph Gordon and Archie Fowler of
Happy Camp, Calif.', arrived yesterday
to attend the county fair and.wlll re
main until Saturday night. ' '
Japanese black prints of exceptional
value at Deuel's Art Dept. 157
Safety first InBUre with Redden &
Csnadtiy, phone 720. , i tf
Eight hundred and- thirty-eight cars
of pears have been shipped out of here
so far, 27 more cars having gone yes
terday. For Ftr4 Insurance see Bennett, 113
West Main street. tf
Lifne and cement. ' Medford Lumber
Co,
E. A. Goldsmith of tho Summers
Manufacturing Co. of Los Angeles
called on the merchants yesterday..
2 qts. Ice cream, delivered, 90c.
Phone 89. tf
Have you tried that big milk shake
at DeVoe's? tf
Lyle Walther; BOn of H. L. Walther,
arrived home today from Dunsmuir
tor the county fair and to spend the
week end.
Velvets, velours, embroidered felts
and children's hats Saturday; Sept. 16
at Deuel's. ' ' 161
Buy Medford home. Pay Nko rent.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
Copy for the official voters' pamph
let huiBt be filed on or before Septem
ber 28. Copy for statements on the
nominees of political parties must be
submitted by party committees, limit
ed to 34 pages for candidates of each
party. Independent candidates may
submit their own statements. In eith
er event the rate is the same, 50 per
page.
Every style nnd color will be shown
Saturday, Sopt. 16. Miss Taylor, at
Deuel's. j5
When In need of sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main street
It - is well to keep in mind that
Crater Lake closes for the season next
Wednesday. September 20, which
leaves less than a week for those who
have not. yet visited the great wonder
to do so. Up to the rirst of this month
H400 more people had visited the lake
than the same period last season.
They have been going to the lake by
the hundreds ever since.
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offer? tf
' Water melons are so plentiful and
cheap that one leading grocery today
was selling good melons of all sizes at
three for a quarter for your choice.
Kodak films at Do Voe's. tf
Miss Margaret Brown left last night
for Corvallls where she will attend the
Oregon Agricultural college for her
second year.
Wanted Experienced packers to
pack In evening, Conner's Packing
House, Phone 64. 150
Alex SparrfTw and family are
down from Crater Lake to attend the
fair. The former was circulating
around the grounds Thursday much
elated over the Tact the Klrtland farm
had won several prizes In the livestock
and agricultural exhibits, and almost
overwhelmed at being able to see
some real saddle horses run on the
race track.
J. W. Berrlan, superintendent of the
state fish hatchery at Butte Falls, re
turned yesterday from a several days
visit at The Dalles. He announces that
all state fish hatcheries in Jackson
county are to he improved this winter
and that the feeding capacity of the
Butte Falls hatchery is to be doubled.
151
A. F. & A. M.
Regular communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Friday' even
ing, Sept. 15th, 8 p. m.
L. 13. WILLIAMS, Secy
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
Demonstrating a New Method of
Washing During Fair Week.
They have a display In their booth
at the fair grounds and store. Mr.
Chas. E. Gruber of the Maytag Co.,
will be at the fair grounds every after
noon und evening during the fair,
demonstrating the superiority of the
Clyrafoam Washer. Adv.
Dad, Mother,
Ironized Yeast
' for Rheumatism
Do You Realise What Ironized
Yet-Vitamine Will Do for
Rheumatism and Lumbago?
Do you know that' vltamlnes and 1
Iron are part of your very-life? Do
you know that the tlRHue-andwblood
factory tn your body needs thHe two
miitecfnls, and m'tjtlH them badly? Do
you know that if your body furnace
does not get enough of those, that
"Whooped Rneumntliim Pain and
Ajrony All Gone. Iron Iced Yeaat
, . is Surely Wonderful!"
queer poisons, joint poisone, musclo
jioiHona, acid poisons are formed in
stead of the healthy flenh and the
rich blood you uaed to have ii days
f:one by? It you hobble in your Rait,
f pains distort your body, if bending
over is an unspeakable agony, if dull .
pains make you breathe heavily and
moan, do not grumble at the rough
ness of the way, smllo sweetly,
there Is a rainbow ahead. Things
nre different now than they used to
be. in the days of liniments, salves,
complicated drugs, and all that, re
member? The happy secret today Is
Ironised yeast, one of the greatest
body-and-blood builders of all time.
Kegin taking Ironfied Yeast today.
Beware of Imitations and substitutes,
because Ironized Tenst is not a mere
combination of yeast and Iron, but Is
yeast Ironised, which is a substance
nil by itself. There la only one Iron
laed Yeast In all the world. Sold at
all drug stores at $1.00 a package and
containing 60 tablets, each tablet
sealed. They never lose their power.
M'f'd nly by Ironiaed Yeast Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. Say goodbye to rheu
matism from now on! .
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Plcotlng
8c per yard.
Buttons covered.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 118 of the General Laws of
Oreson for the year 1921. that the Budget Committee of the Gold Hill Irrigation
"""- prepared and rued tne District Hudget in the office of the Levying
tY . , , I.,,.", 1 "e'enee or i,eo. w. Jacobs, three and one-hulf miles
v. ,,,, u..rao muniy, uregoni wnere said Hudget Is now open
to inspection of any one concerned. An estimate Of tho total amount of money
i'"t ' u" pennen oy sam district during the ensuing year, January
nrst. lMJ to December 31st. 1923.
For each branch the estimate follows:
Administration Bularlos:
Three directors ut 11.50 per meeting and Special meetings
and mileage
.iDvuui. uuMftea uuu V. lerKS ........
Secretary"s salnrv at I25.M
Administration:
Legal fees :..
Printing, stationary and postage .."
Directors' bonds (3)
Rentals k..
Maps
Interest on Bonds
Interest on warrants .!"".".'"
Redemption of bonds, No's 1 to 7 Inc .1
mninienunce i.noor:
175.00
25.00
300.00
175.00
50.00
45.00
30.00
45.00
6.700.011
.100.00
2,350.00
One ditch walker, 5 Mo. at $75.00 per Mo 375.00
uitmir cleaning ennni and K.-W
Maintenance Material: "
Material and supplies for flume repairs .".
Kmergenoy
Replacements and Betterments: "
w idenlng of ditch and elimination of flumes 390.00
30.00
150.00
250.00
Total amount to be raised by this tax.-' $11,110.00
GEO. w. JACOBS, President
D. H. SLKAD. Secretary
: Budget Committee for Gold Hill Irrigation District.
ECONOMY GR
OCETERIA
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Quaker Corn Puffs, 6 pkgs. . 32c
Crystal White Soap, 21 bars $1.00
Del Monte Baked Beans, 8 6z., 4 for ...... , 25c
Del Monte Baked Beans, 8 oz., doz. cans . 69c
Grated Pineapple (for pear canning) gal. cans . . . 64c
G. & L. Special Blend Coffee, 3 lbs. . . . $1.00
Armour's Tar Soap, large bar 5c
Jiffy Jell, 4 pkgs., 25c, doz , 73c
Liberty Jelly Powder, pkg. 5c, doz. . 59c
Economy Jar Lids, dozen .25c
Mason Jar Lids, dozen ; 25c
Special
Bordens or Carnation Milk, tall cans, per doz. $1.15
Small cans (either kind) dozen . .57c
GATES & LYDIARD
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
USED CAR SALE
Our Cars Are Going to Be Sold
the price on every used car in this house is established by the buy
ing public, in other words an automobile is worth only what you
will pay for it. If you have been following the price reductions,
you will know our policy is to reduce prices until the car sells. '
Maxwells various models at a sacrificed price for quick sale.
Hudson Super-Six, Willys Knight, Oakland Six, Oldsmobile, Hup
mobile, Chalmers Six, and Trucks.
A. W. Walker -Auto Co.
ITemstitching- - : '
Pecoting
8a per yard.
Work finished when you
want it.
THE VANITY SHOP
Cor. Main and Bartlett.
FOR SALE
COLD ROAST
MEATS
SALADS
PASTRIES
CANNED LUNCH
GOODS
Talent's
"For Good Eats
With Service
Crater Lake Flour
An Excellent Bleached Hard Wheat Flour
49-lb. sack, now $2.00
J. C. Whitaker
Cash and Carry 'Grocery
Star Meat Market
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Good Bacon, per lbl M.: .....35c
Pure Lard, per lb . . .17c
Choice Beef Stew, per lb 12c
Choice Beef Pot Roast ,. 17 JC
A Choice Lot of Chickens and Rabbits
j ...
Phone 273 We Deliver