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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCIT 2. 1923
ocdl and
Personal
Tlfo Hrownli'e mill roHUinod Uio
cutting of timber yesterday mornliiK
und the whistle of the mill which
blows regulurly at 6: SO nnd 8 u. in,
was heard by the majority ot tho
populace of the city or .Medford. Logs
in -sufficient duuntity to keen the mill
In steady operation are now beliiii
brought down from Ilutlo Kails over
the jBrownloe-Okls logging railroad.
The mill is not yet running at full
capacity howover.
Wo nro now flullvuring slabs from
the bis mill. Hy ordering early you
will securo better HlubB, mostly fir,
and you will noon have dry first-class
wood at the smallest possible cost to
you. -Vulley Kuel Cu. Phone 7U. tf
11. L. Neis, of Portland, district
supervisor for the Maxwell Motor
Sales Corporation, Is In Medford trans
acting business with the new California-Oregon
Distributors Corporation,
(successors to A. V. Walker Auto Co.
The new coriionition will have au
opening in tho near rutiiro.
.March came like a Iamb yesterday
nt least up uiitll noon, after which
there was alternate sunshine and
cloudiness threatening rain, which
did - not come, and uccordlng to the
old adage the month will go out lllto a
lion.
Oenuine Hosch Mrignoto parts and
repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and
Karciett. tr'
Goodwin Corset Shop. 20 8. Fir. 29G
Everybody goos! Where? Oriental
Dallroom Saturday night. " 292
Mrs. George Poake returned to
Croats Pass yesterday following a
week's visit In this city.
"Stick with Gluey." 291
Walk-Over shoeB tor men and wom
en sold In 102 countries. Now modem
in Oxfords and boots. Price $7.50 to
J10; none higher. The Hub Shoo Store.
291
Closing out all our rarm machinery,
Bovoral good buys. Patton & Robin
son, Inc. tf
"With good weather continued for
another two weeks tennis and base
ball enthusiasts will be unable to re
main Idle.
We will loan you money to. build or
buy Homes the Insurance Man.
Millinery that shows distinction at
reasonable prices. Second floor, Med
ford Center Store. . 291
' Fresh smelt 3 lbs. for 25c. ' Star
Market.' ' 291
Passenger traffic on tho 'Southern
Pacific road Ib very light ut present
and has been for some tlmo past,
with the lieavlor travel In the north
bound direction.
- Sliver crepe yarn .for sweaters.
Handicraft Shop, v ; 291
You can Ret :it hi HeVoo's tr
Miss Elsworth may be late however,
but she will be there. 'Where! At tho
High School, Mar. G. 291
t ?UT CREAM IN NOSE ' ' ;
T AND STOP CATARRH
i Tells How 'to "Opon CtaBRoa
J Nostrils and Kntl lltMul'ColilH.
You feci fine In n fi'w moments.
Your clogged nostrils will 'open. The
air pnsHtigeH of your head will elenr
and 'you can breathe freely. No more
dullness, headache; no hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharges, or dry
ness: no struggling for breath nt
iilglit. . ,
Tell your druggist you want n small
bottle of Ely's pi-cam Halm. Aplily
n little of this fragrant, antiseptic
cream In your nostrils, let It penetrate
through every air passage of the
head; soothe anil heal , the swollen,
Inflamed mucous membrane, and re
lief conies instantly.
It 'Is Just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
Htuffed up and miserable. Adv.
Handicraft Shop,
' Hemstltohlng
Plcotlng t
Ho per yard
Rnttnni eovftrftit ' '
A fair sized crowd of young, people
of Medford and Ashland attended the
Do Molay dance Inst night at the Ma
sonic hall. Music was furnished by
tho Imperial Trio and dancing was
enjoyed from 8:30 until 11:30. ft Is
planned by tho local De Molny chun
ter to hold these dances the last
Thursday In every rnoutli from now
until July.
What did you say about Eza Wll
lliuns' He will bo looking for Miss
Trot and Miss Moran at the High
School Mar. 0. 290
Saturday and every day next week
wo shall have In our store demonstra
tions to show you why the Selby Arch
Preserver shoo makes the feet happy,
why it keeps feet healthy and vigor
ous, why It will make your foot a real
help instead of a handicap. The Hub
Shoe Store. 291
The girls basketball team of Talent
will play ut Grunts Pass tonight
against the girls team ot that city.
Prospects of better business during
the coining year are In sight for resi
dents ot southern Oregon, said J. A.
Onnandy, usHistaut general passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific, uHn
his return from a trip to Itoseburg,
Grants Pass, Medford, and Ashland,
trull production has a promising out
look and inquiries indicate that a
heavy tourist business Is coming.
Portland Journal,
i Velio Sales & Service, 111 S. Control
avenue. Phono 709-J. 290
Canned Foods Week March 3-10.
. There wnB born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Motternlch a girl, Friday, March 2nd
at the Community hospital In this
city. i
Dance Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. 292
Dance! Dunce! Dance! Oriental
Pallroom Sat. night! " 292!
E. (1. Domergue, the local Insurance
superintendent has been spending a
day or so nt Grants Pass on business.
Big dance! Central Point! Friday,
March 2! Peerless "4"! Tickets 65c!
291
Arch Preserver Shoos. Get acquaint
ed with the shoe that gives perfect
satisfaction in style and comfort to
women of all nges. The Hub Shoo
Store. 291
. Of Interest to local Methodists'-Ib
tho news wired from Honolulu on
Wodnesdny tolling of the sufo arrlvul
there of Bishop W. O. Shopard, who
lias gouo to tho lslundB to preside
over the annual mission conference
held there and who will make ad
dresses at the various mission sta
tions before returning home. i
Canned Foods Week March 3-10. '
"Stick with Gluey." 291 ,
Blng cherry trees. Eden Valley
Nursery- Phone 680-J-2. tf
The now Rod and Gun club at Ash
land will hold a meeting in that city
tonight to organize on a permanent
basis.
i.llss ElBworth may be late however,
but she will bo there. Where! At
tho High School, Mar. 0. -.. -,; 291
New patterns In lace for your spring
dress. Handicraft Shop. 291
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luy, Jr., have
Just returned from a week's honey-
! moon In Portland. They wore mar
' rlod last Saturday night, Feb. 24th by
; Rev. Wni. II. Ilfltnlltdn. Mrs.- Luy Was.
; formerly Miss Dee Hnlley.
Sat. night! Oriental Ballroom! Big
dance! Legion nianngomont. 292
i Does your grocer pntronl.e homo
; Industry? Ask him for Stewart's
i honey. Our phono is 9G0. 34,
After tho fire It Is too late to InBiire.
i See Rnddnn & Cnnndny now.
Thoro was only five-tenths of a de
gree of difference between the mini
mum tomperature ot today and that
of a year ago. The maximum of yes-
tordny was G0.5 and that of a year ago
today was 59 degrees. Tho predicted
rain for today had not materialized
up to oarly this afternoon, and tho
-prediction for Saturday's wonther Is
generally cloudy.
M'cca, of nil dancers Sat. nights Is
the Oriental Ballroom. 292
Canned Foods Weok March 3-10.
ROUGHS
Apply over throat and cheat
0 swallow small pieces of
Vapo Rub
V
Oir 17 Million Jan Uui Yearly
A rnilllnory or clothing school Is be
ing held today by the women of Cen
tral Point under the guidance of Miss
Oruyce Telch, tho home demonstration
agent.
Hutchison & Lumsden offer for sale
on Saturday only ladies' silk hose nt
79c pair. ; , 291
Medford Auto Painting, Call and
see our work and get our prices. All
work guaranteed. . 127 N. Riverside,
opposlto tho Nat, E. O. Bradley, prop.
Phono 2,0. 290'
Mr. and Mrs. S. M, Bullls leave
Sunday morning by motor for a visit
in Portland and Seattle. In the latter
city they will visit with relatives.
Cuijned Foods Week March 3-10.
1 Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Edea Volley Nureery, Phone 680-J-2.
Leon Leonard left yesterday by rail
for Fresno, Calif., where he will Join
his father, S. L. Leonard and motor
back to tills city, 8. L. Leonard und
S. Mj Leonard have been In FVesno for
the past tea days having motored
duwn. S. M. leonard will remain
there for a month.
Oriental liaUroom! Saturday night
dance! Admission 10c. 292
Voile Sales & Service, 111 9. Central
avenue. Phone 7C9-J. 290
Frank G. Lowm, traveling freight
and pnsso'nger agent of the Southern
Pacific railroad and whose headquar
ters ure in Eugene was a visitor in tho
vulley towns yesterday and today;
Solby Arch Preserver Bhoe the shoe
that keeps the feet happy and well
groomed no matter where you ore nor
how much you stand or walk; the
shoe that eliminates all the little
aches and pains and makes your feet
a help Instead of a handicap. The
Hub Shoe Store. 291
"Com'pare the work." 291
Let's dance, Jackson Spring Sat. 292
The new section of reserved seats
Installed tit the Nat went on sale at
CroWBon's this morning and Bold
speedily. There were, however a few
good seats left In the new section for
tonight's game between Medford and
Roseburg at noon today.
I Home made sorghum 10c per lb.
Hutchison & Lumsden.' 290
Canned Foods Week Mnrcn 3-10.
All klnda of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main. -
I Mrs. Omar Porter who underwent a
serious operation at the Medford hos
pital gome time ago, is now convales
cing rapidly.
I Dance! Sat. night! Oriental Ball-!
room! , , . . 292
"Compare the work." 291
I Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
I The Dixie club will give a party at
the home of Mrs. Rose Schieffelln at
835 East Main street. Twenty-five
cents admission will be charged and
' everyone is welcome. The money de
rived will be used to entertain dele
gates to tho meeting of the Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs who will
meet hero in May.
I Grafting wax. Eoen Valley Nursery,
! Phone G80-J-2. tf
', Ladies' Bilk nose on sale for Satur
day only at 79c pair. Hutchison &
Lumsden. ... 291
Sandwiohes, , saladB, cake; pie and
! coffeo nt all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Modford Center BIdg.
. 3n7
!"' A number oT Medford and valley
members will attend the meeting to
night of Hlllah temple, Mystic Shriue,
' nt Ashland. .
National Canned Foods Week is an
ovent of Interest to evoryone, for we
till ent canned foods, March 3 to 10.
! Beads for bags and embroidery.
; Handicraft Shop. 291
Special for Saturday only, ladles'
silk hose, 98c valueB at 79c pair.
1 Hutchison & Lumsden. 291
I A banquet for the Roseburg and
Modtord basketball teams will be
given tomorrow afternoon nt the
Hotel Modford at which tho players
will be the guests of the high school.
Tho Fan Tnn orchestra will turnish
tho music for the affair.
Just received a fresh lot of Rogue
River sorghum 10c per pound. Hutchi
son & Lumsden. 290'
Owl Confectionery, IB N. Central,
F. M. Wilson. Everything new. tf
For sale Oooa repacked NewtowuB.
Inquire Sgobel & Day warehouse,
South Fir. Phone 172. 293
I National Canned Goods Week 1
March 3 to 10, inclusive
For the last several years, the "National Canners' Association" has set
aside a week to be known as National Canned Goods Week.
This event is observed very largely among all distributors of Canned Goods
throughout the United States. ,
We will, during this week, allow a very liberal discount on all
canned goods bought in dozen lots. x
" You will not be required to buy all one kirid, but can assort the dozen to
suit you.
We handle such well known brands as, PREFERRED STOCK, S. & W.,
'ROYAL CLUB, RED RIBBON, DEL MONTE, SELECTED STOCK, and
.it. ' '
SEE WINDOW
. Personal
'Attention
Phone 252
H. E. Marsh
GROCER
Prompt
Service
Phone 252
Carl Tengrvnld, who recently pur-'
chased the Frank P.:Farrell residence
on Ulm street near the end of West
Muin street, will move his family from
his present residence oh Ross Lane to
his new residence the first of the
week. .. . ... i
i
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
falloy Nursery,,, hohe C80-J-2... tf
Voile Salos & Service, 111 S. Central
avenue. Phone 7C9-J. -290
The White Booth restaurant ond
Lunch Counter, two blocks north or
Talent Confectionery on highway. A.
Hanna, proprietor, regular meals,
lunch counter serves from 7 a. m. to
10 p. m. The best coffee and pies
served. Try us. i!94
Sonta for the Klamath Falls-Med-ford
basketball game Mondny.nlght at
the Nat go on sale tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock at Crowson's. Tho Klam
ath team has challenged the locals
and claims the southern Oregon cham
pionship having a record of ten games
won and none lost this season.
Gregg review and dictation work in
day or evening class; expert Instruc
tor; special rates. Medford Business
College. OWN. 292
Plain Bewlng, button holes, reason
able. Phone 740-J. 1205 E. JInin. 291
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Frod O.' Phelps of the Cnllforntu
Oregon Power company, returned yes
terday from a brief business trip to
Portland.
Just a line to remind you that I will
gladly duplicate any bonafide order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or less money nnd give you bet
ter Bervice. N. S. Bennett', prop. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Hot tomoles and chili con carne at
De Voe'B. tf
Rhubarb and asparagus roots. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. tf
Milton Schuchard left with tho Elks
Minstrels this morning on their barn
storming trip to Klamath Falls and
Weed.
Velio Sales & Servlco, 111 S. Central
avenue. Phone 7G9-J. 290
Stamping done to oraer. Handicraft
Shop. 291
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Saml. Bateman, 302 Maple
St., Phone 912-J.
"The Consumers' Opportunity" is
the slogan for National Canned Foods
Week, March 3-10. Back of the slogan
iB-co-oiieralion reaching from the can
ners throflgh brokers, wholesalers and
retailers to the end that special in
ducements may be made to the con
sumer to buy canned goods in quan
tities at special prices during Canned
Foods Week.
Dance Jackson Hot Spring, Sat. 292
When better automobiles are built,
fluick will build them.' tf
Good clean rags wanted at Medford
Printing Co.
Ooorge Bohler, coach of varsity
basketball at the University of Ore
gon, . arrived . thiB morning from
Eugene and will be the rcfereo at the
game between Roseburg and Medford
at the Nat tonight. . .
A No. 1 alfalfa hay, delivered, $18.00
per ton. Phone 7-JiM. 290
. Call 'at Hotel ildford Beauty Par
lors and see the .latest In cornet
braids. ' 295
We have good valuos in used cars.
Patton & Robinson Inc. tf
D. E. Millard sold two lots In Edge
wood Park yesterday to Medford citi
zens. Mr. Millard says anyone who
buys lots nt the present prices who
are not satisfied tutor six months, the
lots will be taken' pack nt prlco paid.
Knife pleating for dross trimmings.
Handicraft Shop. 291
This office Is prepared to print
ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
your orders to traveling men and have
them printed out of Medford. Phone
iib nnd we will call. tf
Velio Sales & Service, 111 S. Central
avenue. Phone 769-J. 290
John D. McKee, presidont of the
California-Oregon Power s company,
has arrived from San Francfsco to be
present at the meeting ot stockhold
ers of the company at tho Masonic
hall tomorrow night.
March 1st, tthe Marinollo Shop will
start marcelling at their former prices.
295
All kinds of rough and dressed linn
bor. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
There's n busy business College In
vnnr home town. OWN.
The Grants Pass chapter of the
Order of Do Molny for boys will be
assembled and their officers installed
tonight. ..
Spring is here! The faco should be
protected again outdoor exposure and.
dirt with fitting preparations at my
Indies' service. .Medford Beauty Shop.
Phone 191-L, Medford Bldg. 290
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main.
Fruit, nut and shade treeB. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
"Ous" Gustine with his English, hull
dog, Mike, nccompnnled the Elks
nilnstrol8 this morning when thoy left
for Klamath Falls and Weed, as Mike
will appear In one of the specialty
acte ot the show.
Grafted Frnnquette walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2 tf
Clean cotton rags are wanted at
Mnll Tribuno office. tf
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Albany Postmnoter Named.
WASHINGTON, .March 2. Post
mnstdrs nominated today by Presi
dent Harding inclmrh Alotuo E. Em
erson, Elletisburg, Wash., and Robert
M. Korhet, Albany, Ore.
TOO LATE TO JCLASSIR
WANTEIWTo buy iight car cheap for
cash. 107 N. Kir. . 292
LOST Nurses' ring with cross on It.
Reword. Call 674-W. 29:'
WANTED Experienced porter. A
ply In person. Hotel Medford. tf
FOR RENT Three modern houses.
Cull 333 S. Rtreraldo. 293
ECONOMY
: THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE .
The first of ike month and pay day againanother milestone in
the family finances. Some pay checks go into saving accounts
others into monthly bills. There is only one way to know you wdl
own your check and tkat is to pay cs you go. You can save a lot
too by cutting'out the non-essentials clerks, credits andjelwe
ries and at the end of the month have the satisfaction of banking
the difference.
i Calumet Baking Powcler, 1 lb. can .28c ,
. 1 Calumet Baking Powder, 2 lb. can ; 59c
Royal Baking Powcler, 12 oz. can 40c
Large Oval Sardines, 14c, 3 for 40c
Extra fancy Shrimp, per can .15c
Oysters, very good quality, can 15c
Finnan Haddie Fish Flakes, can 10c
Mazola, pint cans 28c
Mazola, quart cans 53c
Roast Beef, 6 lb. cans 89c
Honey, 5 lb. can . . .65c
Honey, 10 lb. can .$1-20
Brussel Sprouts, No. 2 cans 24c
Artichokes, 2 in can, No. 2 cans ................ 20c
Hershey Bars, 10c size nut or plain, 2 for : . . 15c
Crimson Rambler Cane and Maple Syrup, 5 lb. can 58c
H. O. Oats, 2 pkgs. .... . .35c
COFFEE
For Saturday, G. & L. special blend, a guaranteed freshly ground
bulk Coffee. Try it at our risk 3 lbs. 89c
BAKERY SPECIALS
Jelly Rolls, of regular size and quality, filled with pure jelly.
Priced for Saturday, each .- . . 10c
Cakes Regular 35c Mocha or Devils' Focd Cakes. Priced for
Saturday, each r. , 23c
' " .'GATES Sl LYDIARD ; ::,
Buy here and bank the difference
Now Playing!
Rodolph
Valentino's
most dazzling ,
success '
"The YOUNG
RAJAH"
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tubllc:
This jrorjjooiis lovc-drnmn
is the most exotic and color
ful of nil Vnlcntlno's pic
tures! It starts nt n Rny
American coIIoro bont race
nnd ends- In tin nmnzlng cli
max in tho magnificent pal
aces of India I
t S3
Continuous
Shows
Tomorrow
nnd
Sunday
J3
Also ... !
Si-cond Round of the ' I
Thrill- -Leather .INisiiprs I
"UK KA1SKI) KANK" I
Coming Sunday
" "THIS
. KKXTl'OKY DKRHV"
ono of tlio biggest racing
Pictures ever made.
y
Before selecting
Your Ha t
elsewhere . .
SEE THE SPECIALS
at
THE COLONIAL
SHOP
MISS TOWNE
is showing for Saturday
$8.50 and $10.50
AUTO
SUGGESTIONS
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR
Sherwin-Williams Dry Lime Sulphur
Bear Creek Liquid Lime Sulphur
Call for Terms and Prices
Independent Fruit Company
Phcne 226
Warehouse So. Front St.
"Hullt In" features are very de
sirable In a homo. Make 'the
Jowett your outdoor homo. It has
wonderful comfort, performance,'
ooauty and long life "built In."
They're there to Btay.
Ladles who wish to "reduce"
should drive a Jewett, for it is
certain that they will thus reduce
their worry, their operating costs,
and loss lucky friends to a state of
envious covetousnoss.
Call 202 for a demonstration ot
this wonderful Six. .
Blue Front Pixit Shop,
lit S. Holly 81.
"WE FIX ANYTHING"
I'hona IM
liaxor Iliads SharpcnlnK