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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKGOy, MONDAY. MARCH 12. 192:1
II
II,
ocal and
Personal
The hotels of the city hare been
UcliiK a big business tho past week or
so, as In addition to the general travel
there has been quite a movement of
tourists, both by auto and train, north
and south, especially of Canadians en
route home by auto from having spent
the winter in southern California, and
also the annual Influx of traveling
salesmen from the east has been on.
The Medford and Holland hotels have
been filled to capacity and had to turn
guests away almost every night.
Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
Eden Valley Nursery, phone 680-J-2 tf
For sand, gravel, sediment and team
work. See Baml. Bateman, 802 Maple
Rt.,, Phone 912-J.
Hear Dick Posey Friday night at
the Baptist church. 299
Fred Hopkins of Portland, the for
mer well known Medford and valley
citizen, is Bow on a business trip to
the east, and is at present In , New
York City after n vlBlt In Boston.
Hemstitching at Deuel's. 318
Good clean rags wanted at Medford
Printing Co. .
California Beach Balloon dances!
Central Point! Fri. March 1(1! Peerless
"4"! -. . 304
Tho mild spell of wenther- Is still on
In this locality, and rain Is the predic
tion for Tuesday. The maximum tem
porature of yesterday and that of a
year ago were Just the same at 64- de
grees, but today's minimum was 29
degrees while that of a year ago today
was 28 degrees.
DressmaKing. Mrs. Carl Bowman,
2 15 North Oakdale. 299
Colonial Guraga for tire Bervlco.319
Hear Dick Posey Frlduy night at
the Baptist church. 299
Dick Posey, "the .Tamos Whltcomb
Tllley of the Rogue River valley," will
give on evening's entertulnment with
his own and Riley'B poems at the Bap
tist church next Friday evening.
Rhubarb and asparagus root. Eden
Valley Nursery, Phone 680-J-2. if
Dainty things for the babies at very
reasonable prices at Deuel's Art Dept.
300
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Word has been received In Medford
or the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Shurt
loff Coolldge, mother of David Coolidge
in Boston, Mass., where Mr. Coolldge
has lived the past few years since sell
ing his Interest in a ranch in the
Jacksonville district. Mr. Cool id ko
visited friends in Medford last sum
mer and is well known throughout the
valley. s
Noel L. Erskine gives piano lessons
at pupils' homes. Phone 729-W. 290
Bing cherry trees. Eden Valley
Nursery. Phone 0S0-J-2. tf
Hot tamoles and chill oon carne at
Do Voe's. ; tf
The Huff revival services at the
Methodist Episcopal church are ex
pectod to draw quite a number of visi
tors from tho valley outside of Mod
ford this week, as they did Inst weok.
Last Friday night alone seven auto
loads of members of the Newman M.
E. church of Orants Pass attended. .
Hear Dick PoBey Friday night at
tho Baptlat church. 299
After the fire It Is too late to Insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
' James R. Fish will accept a limited
number of piano students at Ills studio
1 N. Grape, College Bldg. 307
A largo crowd of rooters is expected
to attend the game tonight at tho Nat
between tho first and second basket
ball teams of the local high school
basketball squad. This Is tho last
game of the season as the locals go to
Balom the middle of the week to enter
the tournament for the tnto cham
pionship. Nowcomb Is now delivering 16-lnch
green alabwood at $1.75 per tier in
four-tier lots or more. Place your
order soon for oarly delivery and have
ohonp wood. Also dry mill blocks.
Phone 631. 296tf
Notice: Parties having lawns at I.
O. O. F. cemetery that want care tills
year, phone 966-R. Address 219 Talent
Court, Medrord, sexton. 303
Ftrst-oloss real Japanese cropo, all
colors, 2So a yard. Jap Art Store. 298
'Askyourdrugeisl far
Dr.KING'S
NEW DISCOVERY
tht fiimlfy cougft syrup
I It Is always amusing to notice, In
criminal cases in the courts, that
witnesses ure oftentimes bullyragged
and abused worse oven than are the
I defendants themselves. A spectator.
if a stranger, to hear the usual
"grilling" of a witness, would be in
clined to .think the witness was being
tried for his life and that he was the
most dungorous criminal on earth.
Jacksonville Post.
Now is the time to look over your
wardrobe and make up that bundle for
the Rod Cross Thrift Shop. Drive
startB at 9 a. m. next Wednesday,
Murch 14th' to 17th. Evryone 1b cor
dially invited to come to the Thrift
Shop at any time and see the good
work that Is being done. 300
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
Agent for Alladin 94 per cent air
lamp. Orrin Wakefield, Phoenix, Ore.
299
Mark Montgomery, local Southern
Pacific agent, who spent last week by
the bedside of his mother, who Is
gravely ill, arrived home from the
north on Sunday morning and .loft
again Sunday ovenlng to resume' his
vigil by her side.
Now work shoes for $3.50, Wcyen
berg dross Bhoes and oxfords ,$G.B0.
First class shoe repairing, best leath
er tisod. Old Reliable Shoe Shop,
No. 7 North Fir, Herbert Tllley. 301
Roducod prices on fancy combe,
barotts and hair goods, March 10th to
17th at tho Marlnello Shop, Hotel
Medford. 302
All kinds of dreaBmaklng'at Style
craft Shop, Room 424 Medford Build
ing. ' 309
Mr. and Mrs. August Hobensteln
are home from a three months trip to
California. Mr. Hohensteln is much
improved in health. He says Dun
Stone and Dr. Pago are doing well in
tho real ostutn game at Gloudalo.
The Med.ford Vulcanizing Works
will give a stool tire tool with each
new tire. . 299
Genuine Bosch . Magneto parts and
repairs. Eloctrlo Shop. Eighth and
Harnett. . tr
Big Fan Tan dance Friday nite.
Nntatoriuin. Different' 299
Among the vlslto'a from state
points who spent Sunday in Medford
wore Mrs. O. V. Skolton, A. A. Skelton
and Helen Cowgill, of Corvallls, Mrs.
Warner and niece, Mrs. Jordan and
U C. Thayer of Klamath Falls, U C.
Wilson and M. L. Mooro of Salom, and
lnce Bnkotlch and Andrew Gorman
of Astoria.
Cashier, export bookkeeper, open
for temporary or permanent, engage
ment evenings; small sets books,
financial statements, etc., books op
ened. Charge moderate. R. W. Ken ion
Phone 108. 201
Oriental Ballroom dance! Sat, night.
Admission 10a 298
You can get It at DeVoe'g. tf
. Mrs. M. L. Hannum of Applogate
has beon spending a few days visiting
rolativos at Grants PasB.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711
E. Main.
. Wo will loan you money to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
' All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108, 711
E. Main.
P. F. Cloao says that It will take
mora than a robbory to put him out of
buslnoss. I'. F. line ordered a bunch
of now tools and says all ho neods now
Is lots of work to niuko up the loss
resulting from the visit of thloves Hint
Friday night.
Splondld furnished apartment In
Mail Tribune building for, rent at
once. tf
Owl Confectionery, 15 N. Central,
F. M. Wilson. Everything now. tf
Thornless blackberry plants. Eden
falley Nursery, 'bone 880-J-2. tf
A number of local flshormon spent
yesterday on Rogue river and several
mot with marked success. . According
to William Isaacs who spept the day
at Big Rock Lodge, the river is very
low, tor this tlmo of year and the
water is clear enough for successful
fly fishing.
AA ta-lorod suits, Medford made.
Guaranteed to fit and satisfy, $36 to
$50. Kloin the Tailor. 128 East Main.
Upstairs. 300
Dnnco! Wod. and Sat. nights! Orien
tal Ballroom! 299
Closing out all our mm machlnory,
sovorul good buys. Patton & Robin
son, Inc. tf
John Hcsslck, manngcr of tho Klam
ath FullB tnlophono syutem possod
through Medford the end of last week,
en route from Portland to Klamath
Kails with a now two-und-ono-hnlf ton
truck purchasod through tho Modford
district representative.
Dunce! Wed, and Sat. nlghtB! Orien
tal Ballroom! 2M
Colonial Garngo for tiro sorvlce.319
Milk and cronm at DeVoe'a. tf
Hear What They Say:
LEWIS ULRICH:
"Just beenuso its called a rhnmbcr, don't think it's, a
. placo for a lot of old fogies to sloop in. AVo'ro going to make
ours imitnto tho blcni'hcrs nt n big football Rnmc."
c. w. Mcdonald
"Jt is difficult to conceive of n oily having tho. popula
tion, favorable climatic conditions and natural resources (hut
Medford has without a largo enthusinstio Chamber of Coin-lTicrcc."
Chamber of Commerce Days
, March 20-21-22
Join tho Cluimlior of Commerce
Aubrey Furry of Phoenix, a senior
in the V. of O., is president and bass
soloist of the U. of O. Glee club, which
will tour eastern Oregon and western
Idaho as far as Boise, during sprint!
vacation the first of April. The inva
sion of Idaho by the gloestcrs will be
the first timo an Oregon club has left
the state since 1912, when a trip as
far as bolse wus inado. About 21 men
will make the trip In a special car and
appearances will be made 4n Salem,
Portland, Pendleton, The Dalles, La
Grande, Baker, Oregon and Caldwell,
Xampa and Boise, Idaho. The women's
glee club will make a trip through
southern Oregon during tho vacation
period and tho orchestra will tour
coast towns.
We will have for fall delivery a lim
ited amount of Old Home and Estella
Blight Resistant Pear Stock. Engage
your trees now and avoid disappoint
ment as there will not be enough of
this stock to meet all requirements.
Phone of write Jus. Inglls, Holland
Hotel, representing the Salem Nur
sory Co. in southern Oregon. 295tf
Fresh "Hot-Shot" Batteries for your
apray riggs. Electric Shop, S. Bartlott
street. , 319
Fruit, nut and shade trees. Eden
Valley Nursery; Phone 080-J-2. tf
Sandwiches, salads, cake, pie and
coffee at all hours. Crater Lake Ice
Cream Parlors, Medford Center Bldg.
307
A series of meetings will be hold
throughout Josephine county this
week by Clayton L. Long, O. A. C.
extension horticulturist, County Agent
Cato of Jackson county and County
Agent Howell of Josephine county for
the purpose of pointing out the proper
spray and fertilizers.
Blight resistant pear trees for fall
delivery. Old Home on Pyrus Ussuri-
ensls. Home grown Old Home and
Chleh on Japan. Edun Valley Nursery,
Phono 88U-J-2. tf
There's a busy business Collogs In
your home town. GWN.
February 7th Lucky Day at Deuol's.
301
Harold Reichatein and Dick Singler
arrived in Medford last night from
Portland after having made a three
day trip with a 7 ton Mack truck
recently purchased by the Reichsteln-Franks-Spaldlng
lumber mill at
Wimer. The new truck, which was
purchased from O. V. Myers, Is the
very latest type and will be used for
hauling logs to the mill and lumber
from the mill to Roguo River,
If you want a splendid furnished
apartment, for two, hot and cold
water, heui, electricity, etc., down
town, better call at Mail Tribune of
fice at once. tf
Just a line to remind you that I will
gladly duplicate any bonoflde order
booked by a transient agent for the
same or loss money and give you bet
ter service. N. S. Bennett, prop. Eden
Vnlloy Nursery. Phono 08O-J-2. tf
All kinds of rough and dressed lum- j
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
E. Main. )
Medford growers met recently In a
holpful session which was devoted
largoly to consideration of the codling
moth pest M. A. Yothers, F. C. Rel-j
mer and Mr. Van Leeuwon, govern-.
mciit exports, were the speakers. It
was shown that tho district loses '
$100,000 a yoar through poor control i
of this post. Bettor Fruit, March, 1
1923. I
Grafting wax at Monarch Soed Co.
802
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.
Choice everbioomlng roses. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 08O-J-2. tf
William J. Virgin, of Virgin's Radio
Service, who has hnon in Weed and
other northern California towns for
some time past, arrived In Medford at
two o'clock this morning by auto. He
reports that ho drovo through a heavy
snowstorm on tho Siskiyous.
When better automobiles are built
Rutck will build them. tf
We are now delivering slabs from
the big mill. By ordering early you
will secure- hotter Blabs, mostly fir,
nud you will soon have dry first-class
wood at the smallest possible cost to
you. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
Wo will have for fall dollvery a llm
Ited amount of Old Home and Estella
Blight Resistant I'oar Stock. Engage
your trees now and avoid dlsapjmlnt-
ment as there will not be enough of
tills stock to meet all requirements,
Phono or wrlto Jus. Inglls, Holland
Hotol, representing the Snlom Nur
sery Co. in southern Oregon. 295tf
Among weok end visitors In Port
land wore Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Dowers
of Jacksonville.
W. O. W. benefit dnuro Wed. Oriel
tnl Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery,
Phone 6S0-.I-2. tf
(irupe vines: Tokay, Muscat, Mnl
ngn, lloso Peru. ZInfiiKloll, Thompsons
Seedless. Trolllg grapes, Concord,
Brighton, Wordon, Agnwam, Niagara
and CampboU's Early, Eden Valley
Nursery. Phone 0S0J-2. tf
Charles Dnvls. city water and street
superintendent and his crow are flu
lshlng up I lie work of putting In tho
autoiuntia sprinkling system at tho
city pnrk and will begin In a few days
to Install a similar system in tho rear
of tho public library to keep the lawn
In Hhnpo there during tho summer
months. A row of sprinklers has been
Installed along tho south sldo of the
pnrk nud within the next two days
another row will bo Installed on the
east side. Tho city water department,
upon completing this Job, will Install
E40 feet or new pipe In the city pipo
lino's 700 foot tunnel near Bradshnw
hill between Wellen and Urownshoro.
Fishing rods wanted to repair; work
guaranteed. Eaton, 1022 W. Ninth . 2!9
Medford Auto Painting, 127 North
Riverside, shop In basement of Clark's
Motor Co., opposite tho Nut. Auto top
and cushion dressing, etc. E. O. Brad
ley, prop. 301
I Newcotnb Is now delivering 16 ineh
green slabwood at $1.75 per llor in
four-tier lots or more. Place your
order soon for early delivery and have
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks.
Mr. and Mrs. Beth Bullls returned
yesterday from a week's auto trip to
Portland and Seattle. While in the
latter city they visited relatives. '
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Attend the W. O. W. benefit ball on
Wednesday, Mar. 14.' 301
We will hove for rail delivery a lim
ited amount of Old Home and Estella
Blight Resistant Pear Stock. Engage
your trees now and avoid disappoint
ment as there will not bo enough of
this stock to meet all requirements.
Phone or write Jas. Inglls, Holland
Hotel, representing the Salem Nur
scry Co. In southern Oregon. 295tf
Tho following item Is from the
Areata, Calif., I'nion or Mar. 8, In
regard to the capturing of the nor
thern California coast county basket
ball championship by Rogue River,
which defeated Areata 11 to 2: "Fig
ures, taken from the official score
book show that tho Areata boys made
a total of 78 points in the recent
basketball tournament and only had
40 points recorded against them, while
Rogue River made only 70 points and
had 47 recorded against them. This
would Indicate that Areata had the
best team."
A snappy, peppy time promised at
the big Fan Tan dance Friday nite.
299
L. E. "Thayer, manager of the Nine
Lumber company of Klamath Falls
arrived In Medford yesterday for a
brief business visit.
It will pay you to climb my stair
way. $10 to $15 savings per suit for a
few days only. Klein the Tailor, 128
East Main. Upstairs. 300
Remember the big benefit ball nt
the Nat on Wednesday, Mar. 14. 301
Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat-
od, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran-
quette selected walnut trees, finest
homo grown grape vines (Tokays, Mal
agas, Emperor, Muscat, Concord,
Black Prince, etc.), fruit trees of every
variety, largest Gludioln field in Ore
gon (bulbs at $1.00 doz., blooming ago)
thornleas blackberries, raspberries.
Logans, 7 varieties straberries, rhu
barb, asparagus, fruit trees every de
scription, blight resistant pears, Bosc,
Bartlett, Cornice, D'Anjou. We pay
charges to you. The Jordon Nursery,
Grants Pass, Ore, at N. Tegth street.
317 I
Miss Lillian Rohwedder, national j
finance secretary of the Y. V. C. A., i
arrived in Medford this morning from .
New York city to assist the local
Y. W. C. A. organization to organize
tho preliminary work program for a
finance campaign to bo held in tho
future.
February 7th Lucky Day at Deuel's.
301
Oriental Ballroom! Wed. and Sat.
night dances! 299
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 2P1
Clarence L. Reames, former Med
ford resident and former United
States district attorney for Oregon,
hns formed a partnership ut Seattle
with Hermon S. Frye for tho general
practice of law under tho firm name
of Reames, & Frye'.' r' ; ,,; r
James R. Fish will 'accept a limited
number of piano students at his studio
31 N. Grape, College Bldg. 307
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Mrs. A. H. Davenhill has taken over
the Infant and Juvenile departments
of Medford Center, formerly In charge
of Mrs. Verna Wickham.
We have good values in used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
EiiMeri
"Catch 'Era' Young,
Treat 'Em Rough,
and
Tell 'Em Nothing."
That's the code Connio wanted
her man to use!
Now Playing!
"CONNIE
TALMADGE
in "THE
PRIMITIVE LOVES"
TIio season's1 ' swiftest smile.
From Edgur Solwy's piny,
"The Divorcee." A First Na
tional At true! ion.
COMIXG WEDNESDAY
"TRIFLING
WOMEN"
Hills acts at once
checks Colds in 24 Hours
It tt RV n ofi enU talc llffi GsCiWi
Biomid Quinine. (Audi to act I Salot S,
I most d
hudadie i
fandt
A dependable c
t and la-rtfl
i on roc ,
lirmedy"
V.HHtliH
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Picture Framing
at
Swem's Studio
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Priced right
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
O.V.MYERS
"Tho Truck Mjui"
MACK TRUCKS "
REO SPEED WAGONS
SO N. Holly Phone Mill
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PRKBT-O-MTK BATTERY
STATION
For Qnlck Nervtrn Ptinar I IB
Selling
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps and Engines
and
Hayes Sprayers
Williams
Implement Service
HB So. Rnrtlett
Phono 203
Hills foscara Bromide Quinine
Handicraft Shop
ReinntitoblnK
Plcotlng
tc per yurd.
Hnt.tnn cnvrM1
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
8unvor to vks-Cmijer Co.
MACHINE WORK
Repairing
Babbitting and Welding
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
Let us have last
Spiing's Suits, Gowns,
Coats, Etc, NOW. Our
Dry Cleaning saves
Money.
Fisk Tires
60 of all cars have Fisk
tires as factory equipment,
outside of Fords.
Don't buy until you have
isked us about them.
The Auto Supply Co.
Just around the corner
31 N. Bartlett Doc Wright
111
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keeps the foot will-
Arch Preserver Shoe Week
Thousands of women have learned this
. week what it means to hare stylish
( shoes that are comfortable
ONE more day of our big demonstration week;
one more day for you to come and see for your
self just why the Arch Preserver Shoe will satisfy you
better than any shoes you ever have worn. Come
tomorrow and get acquainted with
the
1RCH PRESERVER
and givo yourself the advantages of happy feet.
Bring back the youthful vigor your feet used to have;
learn again to enjoy walking and standing; find out
the exquisite joy of being free from the little aches
and pains that come from a Bagging arch. It will
mean so much to you all the rest of your life to know
the Arch Preserver Shoe and have for yourself the
priceless advantage which have brought relief to
hundreds of thousands of other women. Just one
more day ; no obligation on your part. Arch Preserver
Shoe demonstration tomorrow I Come as early in
the day as you-can, won't you?
THE HUB
ONYOUPJEXT
Mr jsTB1P ABROAD
citic "Empre" four S-r5'
bi ship Larjrct, new ' Js. ' jL jQtV
et, fattest and finest tteun. v Jjr fffcW
hipt on the PciiioSail fort- (?EL A J&W W.
nightly from Vinccnw, B. C. f I "iV
To jtd10 day China 14 diyi, fejJJr lifVi1 '
Cel particulars fron heal iteamshtp agenli or 3 V
W. H. Doncon, Gen. Agt. Pgr. I . c bv
Di'pt. Canadian Pacific Hallway, ' Jtr f Jb
6$ Third Ktroet, 1011 land, Ore. . .TOpy&Sr Jwf
. IT SPANS THE WORLD
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST "
WE CAilRY THE FINEST LINE OF DRUGS MONEY CAN BUY
Prompt nntl Courteous Service Good Merchandso A Complete
Stock Kreo Telephone, ISest ISoom, Etc. Those uro some of the
Nervtccs wo offer thoso who buy wliat nn up-to-tlato drug store
carries.
Main and Grapo
Quality und Service First
Phono 187
DAN G E
Given by Woodmen of the World at
ORIENTAL BALL ROOM AT NAT
Wednesday, March 14th
, Benefit of Merritt Charley ,
WE ARE NOT
Satisfied"
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
In New Offices Is Better Than Ever
Your Convenience and Protection Will Both be
Served by Use of Our New Facilities
We pay 4 on Savings
Let us show you our safe-deposit boxes, $2.00 per year and up
, l'hono C31. 29Utt
UNLESS
YOU ARE'
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