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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREflOX, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. 1923
local and
Personal
Due to the extra amount of humid
4 Ity following the recent rain and u
drop in temperature, this inorninK
'-.with Its minimum or Si degrees was
' generally thought to be tlio coldest
, , here for weeks past it felt that way.
It continued quite chilly all day and
the prediction is for fair and contln
ued cold. The warmest temperature
of yesterday was 47.5 degroes.
t-, Blight rosistant poor trees for fall
delivery. Old Home on Pyrus Ussuri-
ensls. Home grown Old Home and
Chleh on Japan. Eden Valley Nursery,
Phone If
All kinds of rough and dressed lutii-
her. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main.
. Dig time! Hard timo dance! FrI.
J1ar. IB, at I. O. O. F. hall, Kogue
Hlver. Prizes for best characters and
' - dancers. Don't forgot! Music by
Jowell orchestra. 301
Mrs. P. W. Mears and son James
left this morning for Los Angeles
where they will be Joined by Mr.
t , Mears who loaves on April 1st for
; that city where the family will locate.
Quite a delegation of friendB of Mis.
Mears was at the depot to bid farewell
; to Mrs. Mears and son.. The abseuce
of' Mrs. Mears- will bo felt by a host
of friends and acquaintances because
of her public activities tor years paBt
; including throo years active work in
. the local Red Cross.
; If you waet.a splendid furnished
' apartment, for two, hot and cold
V water, het, electricity, . etc,, down
' town, better call at Mall Tribune of-
fice at once. tf
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orlen-
. tal Pallroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Until Rowland In' the "Timber
" Queen," Mar. 15th and 10th." Mnrlon
' Davlcs In the "Blde's Play,' Mar.
i 17th. P. & E. Theater, central Point.
i ' ' j i ?02
II. j. Bromley lias arrived from
.Medford, to take up his duties, with
the local office of the Callfornlu-Oro-4'
gon Power comiiany. Mr. Hroinley
' succeeds Stanley Clark, who will
leave the last of the week for the
' Copoo plant on the headwaters of the
v Klamath. Mr. Itromley Is now looking
for a suitable homo hero. He will
, move here as soon as possible.
V Grants Pass Courier.
Splendid furnished apartment in
; Mall Trlbuno building for rout nt
onco. tf
" Owl Confoctlonory, 15 N. Central,
F. M. Wilson. Everything now. tf
' ' Wo have been selling slabs since
the Rrownleo mill started March 1,
4 ; fof less than we over sold before. In-
vestlgato 1'or yourself. Do not listen
".' to false rumors. Valloy Fuel Co.
Phono 7G. tf
i.'; Ted Floroy of Portland, former rosl
dent of the city, Is here on a bus!
; noss visit.
Remember the big bonofit ball nt
the Nat on Wednesday, Mar. 14. 301
t' Milk and cream at DoVoe'B. tf
. Ruth Rowlaud in tho "Tlmbor
' Queen,". Mar. 15th and 10th. Marlon
Dnvlos in the "Hrlde's Play," Mar
17th. F. & E. Theater, Central Point.
! 30:
Last night was a llvoly one In
Rogue River as there was a basketball
, gume In the hall there between the
Ashland and Rogue River schools, and
in addition tho Uogue River Commit
J nity club, will hold a mooting to take
Enp tne manor or securing u ucnjuriu.
Jng plant In that town.
Grape vines: Tokay, Muscat, Mul-
I nsn. RoBe Peru, Zlirflndoll, Thompsons
Heedless ' Trellis grapes. Concord
I llrlghton, Worden, Agawom, Niagara
I nnd CamibeH's Early. Eden Valley
C Nursery. Phono 0S0 J-2. tf
I , Modford Auto Painting, 127 North
E Riverside, shop in basomont of Clark's
I Motor Co., opposite tho Nut. Auto top
und cushion drosslng, otc, E. O. Drnd
I ley; prop. i 301
t Twelvo Inch slab wood $1.60 per
I tior dollvored by taking 4 tier or moro.
Hand picked wood, mostly fir." Valloy
Fuel Co., I'hono 70. tf
A fluo fire In the Kloyd Hart rosl
C ilenco on West Main street, shortly
I uftor six o'clock Inst evening called
t out tho flro department which nuido
I a quick trip and extinguished . the
(blaze In a ,fow moments with sovornl
gallons of chomlculs.
I ThornleBs bluckborry plants. Eden
I Valloy Nursery. Phone GK0-J-2. - tf
J Closing out nil our .farm machinery,
ft several good buys. " Puttnn & Hobin-
I' son, Inc. . . ! ; " tf
, St, 1'utrijck'B inasquerado danco Sat
urday, March 17. K. of P. hull. 303
! DYE
FOR FEW CENTS
Draperies
Qlnahams 1
Stockings
Everything
Buy "Diamond Dycn"-
-ne otlirr kiud
follow the niniplo direvtlmifl in
ewrr package. Dun't wonder whether
vnu'ean dvo or lint pniwHsfully, because
perfect home dyeing i ftimnnlved with
Diamond Dyes even if you Imv never
dyed before. Jut till your drufljirt
whether the material you wih to dyo in
wdoI or silk, or whether it li linen,
cotton, or mixed good. Diamond Dyes
CtTtX lUMki !. uf ot IUU .
Dresses Kimonat
Skirts Curtains
Coats Sweaters
Waists Coverings
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Iiubcock, who
have been living In Medtord and Rose
burg the pant two years, depaUed thin
morning by nuto for their former
home In llisbce, Arizona, where they
go to reside permanently, Mr. Hubcock
having ncceptod a position In that
city. While in Oregon Mr. liabcock
held a position with tho Southern Oro-
gon Gus company and for a time was
i manager of tho Uoseburg office, re
1 signing tho place several months ago
1 and returning to his old position in
Medford.
Nowcomb is now delivering 16-inch
groon slabwood at $1.75 per tier in
four-tier lots or more. Place your
order soon for early delivery and have
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks.
Phone 031. ' 2!uitf
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. Admission $1.00. 201
Colonial Garage for tire service. 3111
John Bccson has started work on
tho University club tennis court which
ho lias leased for the Beasou and
which will bo the couter of much ac
tivity during the summer months. He
expects to have the court In shape for
play by tho middle of April.
Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat
ed, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran
quetto selected walnut trees,, finest
homo grown grape vln(eB(Tokays, Mal
agas, Emperor, Muscat, Concord,
Black Princo, etc.), fruit trees of every
variety, largest Gludlola field in Ore
Ron (bulbs ut $1.00 doz., blooming ago)
thornless blackberries, raspberries,
Logans, 7 varieties strabcrrles, rhu
'mrb, asparagus, fruit trees every de
scription, blight resistant pears, llouc,
Bartlott, Cornice, D'AnJou. We pay
charges to you. , The Jordon Nursery,
Grants Pass, Ore, at N. Tenth street.
317
Fresh "Hot-Shot" Batteries for your
Bpray rigs. Electric Shop, 8. Bartlett
Btroet. 319
pick Posey "hasn't got his fingers
crossod," when he promises us an ex
cellent program of IiIb own nnd Jas.
Whltcomb Riley's compositions at the
Baptist church, Friday evening, Carl
ton Junes, Mr. Root and Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Scott will furnlBh some very fine
musical numbers. Tlckots at Marsh's
and Hlbbard's groceries. . 301
Bad news for automobile owners is
that an advance of 10 per oent on all
tires and tubes hng boon announced
In New York by tho United States
Rubber company, which was declared
moderato at tho company's offices In
consideration of the Increased price of
rubber and cotton. Along with tho
nnnouncomont it was reported In New
York that competing companies will
soon nnnounce similar Increasos.
Fruit, nut and shade trees. Edon
Valloy Nursery. Phone 6S0-J-2. tf
Llko chicken? If so, try one of our
Rogue' River Speclnl milk-fed fowls.
Cupp & Shirley Produce Co. Phone
95. 128 Grupo. tl'
James R. Fish will accopt a limited
number of piano Btudonts at bis studio
31 N. Ornpo, College Bldg. 307
Modford people who havo boon vis
itors in Portland this week are Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Cooloy, Mr. nnd Mrs.
(loorgo B. Howard and II. W. Bing
ham. Sandwiches, salads, cake, pto nnd
coffco at all hours. Crater Ijiko Ice
Cream Parlors, Modford Center Bldg.
307
Strawberry and raspberry plants.
Phone 41 9-1 1. 310
Beautiful soft lustrous yarns for
sweaters. Handicraft Shop. 303
Among business visitors nt Grants
Pass yosterday from Modford were M
O. Gray and C. A. Jones.
Nowcomb Is now dollverylng 16-Inch
green slabwood at $1.75 per tier In
four tier lots or moro. Place your
order soon for early delivery and havo
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks.
I'hono 531, 29fltf
Thoro's a busy Business College
In your home town. OWN.
February 7th Lucky Day at Douel's
301
"Dick Posey" has many friends In
Medford who will he Intorosted In tho
announcement that ho will give an
ovenlng of his roadings ut the First
Baptist church, next Friday at 8 p. lu.
Those who havo .never hoard "Dick
Posey" will havo an opiortunlly of
making his acquaintance nt this time.
In connection with tho readings the
Baptist instrumental trio will givo
several of their best selections, while
Mr. Scott will givo ti number on the
piano, uud Mrs. Scott will slug to the
great pleasure of all. A strong pro
gram will bo presonted nnd it will
doubtloss bo heard by nuiny.
All kinds of rough und dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phono 108. 711
E. Main.
Grafting wax. Eden Volley Nuraory.
Phono C80-J-2. tf
Auto Lnsurunco, Brown & Whlto.
Tho Dixie club will meet Thursday
afternoon ut tho public library. All
members are urged to attend. The
question of tho formation of the
Southern Oregon District of Federat
ed Clubs will bo decided. ,
When hotter automobiles are built,
Buick will build them. tf
Attend tho W. O. W. bonofit ball on
Wednesduy, Mar. 14. 301
Whether you nro a beginner who
has never knitted, or nro experienced
In knitting, you will find exactly the
help you roqulro at the Handicraft
Shop. 303
Medford billiard enthusiasts are
taking much Interest in the world
championship match between Jake
Brhuefer and Willie Hoppe being
pluyod tills week In Now York city,
and the local ieoplo nro all rooting for
Sohaefer because of his having ni
peured hero In exhibitions in tho past.
Wo have good values In used cars.
Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf
Just a line to remind you that t will
gladly duplicate any bonaflde order
booked by a transient agent for the
snme or less money and give you bet
ter service. N. S. Bennett, prop. Kden
Valley Nursery. Phono t"M J-2. tt
New work shoes for $3.50, Weyen-
berg dress shoes and oxfords $5.50
First class shoo repairing, best leath
er used. Old nollabla Shoe Shop,
.No, 1 NortU rir, Herbert, Tillojv 301
T. Wixon of the Twentieth Century
Grocery store of this city, spent yes
terday in visiting tho 'Ashland branch
of that company's chain of stores.
Choice everbloomlng roses. Eden
Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf
Februury 7th Lucky Day at Deuel'B.
301
Auto Insurance. Brown & White.
Tom Word, department af Justice
agent, arrived in Medford this morn
ing from Portland W'here he had been
since the conclusion of the first night
riding cases last Saturday.-
Flowering shrubs and evergreens.
Eden Valley Nursery. Phono G80-J-2.
tf
Big Fan Tan dance, Nat Friday nite.
It'll be different. 301
With all tho glorious colors and
shades we are ready to make our sea
son's Introduction of yarns. Handi
craft Shop. . 303
"Tho basket ball season Is ncarlug
Its close, and tonight will see the last
game of the season here," says the
Grants Pass Courier. "The girls team
of the Medford high school will be
bore to battle with the local girls, this
event to start the evening and a game
between the Epworth League team- ot
Medford and Grants Pass is to follow.
The latter teams are composed of
boys of high school age. The hull Is
expected to be crowded, for tho
games."
' California Beach Balloon dances!
Central Point! Frl. March 16! Pcorless
"4"! -.304
Grafted Franquette walnut trees.
Eden Valley fJursory, phone 680 J-2.
tf
, For Sale Throo used pianos, all In
good condition. Ono going at $150.
Soo Launspach at Weeks & Orr. Phono
227. ,
J. Cartor Brandon, former Medford
resident and high school student, has
accepted a position with the Fresno
chamber of commerce as industrial
secretary.. He will make an industrial
survey o Fresno and Fresno county.
For sand, gravel, sediment and toam
work see Samuel Buteman, 302 Maple
street. Phone 912-J. . . ,,
For Sale Three used pianos, at
bargain prices. See Launspach at
WeekB & Orr, Phono 227.
W. O. W. benefit dance Wed. Orien
tal Ballroom. . Admission $1.00. 201
A meeting of local fruitgrowers was
held this afternoon at the Hotel. Med
ford, which was addressed by Clayton
ixng of the O. A. C. and County Agent
C. C. Cate.
Got only enjoyment put of making
your children's clothes by selecting
our package goods. Handicraft. Shop.
303
, Hemstitching at Douel's: 3JS
James R. Fish will accept a limited
number of piano students at his Btudio
N. Grapo, College Bldg. 307
No radio program will be broadcast
from K F A Y Friday night at the
fair grounds, but this week tho pro
gram will be given Thursday night
from seven until eight. The elimina
tion of the Friday night program. Is to
allow local radio fans to enjoy the
U. of C. Glee Club concert from K. P.
O., Hale Bros., Inc., at San Francisco.-
Alford's Imperial orchestra will fur-
nlsh tho program tomorrow night and
may bo assisted by a number of per
formers from the rocont Elks' min
strel show.
Good clean rags wantod at Medford
Printing Co.
Nowcomb is now delivering 16-inch
groen slabwood at $1.75 per tier iu
four-tlor lots or more. Place your
order soon for early dolivery and !;avo
cheap wood. Also dry mill blocks.
Phone G31. 296tf
Colonial Garage for tire service 319
Alpha chapter No. 1, O, E. S., cele
brated its 43rd anniversary last night
In Masonic hall at Ashland.
For Sale A real bargain in a largo
used cabinet Brunswick phonograph
with DO records. . Soo Launspach .at
Weeks. & Orr. , ,
Notice: Parties having lnwns at I
O. O. F. cometery that want care this
year, phono 955-R. Address 29 Talent
Court, Medford, sexton. 303
Rhubarb and asparagus roots, Eden
Valley Nuraory, Phono C80-J-2. tf
A. U. Ruames, local attorney who
hag been In Portland for several days
returned from the sluto metropolis
this morning.
Meet mo ut tho Fan Tun dance at
the Nat, Friday nite. 301
Why wash at home when you can
havo your washing dono for 7c por lb.
American Laundry. Phone 873. 325
Ding . cherry trees. Eden Valley
Nursery. Phono CS0-J-2. tf
Grafting wax at Monarch Seed Co.
, . ' 30!
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
W4
if IHOIOtaii"".
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sere Relief
ELL-ANS
2S and 75 Packs He Everywhere
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST ltuneh of keys. Ret urn to
aian i riiiune. 1.00 reward. 301
FOR SALE (lood repacked Now
towns. Inquire SroIioI & Iy Ware
house, S. Fir. Phono ITU. 300
FOR SALE Bay filly, coming 6.
weight 1500, $15. S. A. Nye, opp
Experiment Station. 303
FOR RENT Comfortably furnished
modern apartment, two or three
rooms nnd sleeping porch. 603 N
llartlett St. ,103
Handicraft Shop.
Hemstitching
Pico tin
Re per yard.
Buttons, tOTWtd.
Mux Brumbcfg, a salesman, whose
home is in Portland, has a hard luck
tale to tell of southern Oregon. The
other day he run out of gasoline nnd
left lila car standing with two wheels
on tho pavement while he walked on a
mile to a gallon of fuel. When he
cnine back a traffic cop was waiting
for him, and a little later a heartless
judgo at Ashland mulcted hliu of $25
for parking on tho pavement. Mr.
Brumberg. who was in Eugene yester
day, is still boiling over and putting
out the fire whenever he thinks of
it. Eugene Register.
' Under the Shamrock same results
as mistletoe. Sat. night from 9 till
tho wee small hours ut Murphy, seven
miles from Grants Pass. 302
Come and hear your "Fate", Fan
Tan dance, Nat, Friday nite. ' , 300
Hot tamales and chill con came at
De Voe's. , . tf
An entertainment program and ban
quet will be . tendered the ladies of
the Lincoln School Parent-Teacher
circle Friday evening by the menfolka.
Tho program which, will start at 8 p.
m. and the banquet following, will be
In charge of the ."dads" who will also
wash the dishos. .
Lost Bunch of keys. Return to
Mall Tribune. $1.00 reward. 301
Reduced prices on fancy combs,
baretts and hair goods, March 10th to
17th at the. Marinollo Shop, Hotel
Medford. . 302
After the fire it is too late to insure.
See Redden & Canaday now.
Try our wet wash, 5c per lb. Amor:
ican Laundry. Phono 873. 325
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" ' band had little chance against young Dc Maupin, the 'W.!al
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Fred Fridegnr who had been visiting
for the past three months at numerous
citlee In the middlewest and particu
larly at his old home In Ohio, returned
to .Medford Monday night.
Tho Irishman's Jubilee, nt Murphy.
Sat. 17th of Ireland. Be there with
your "colleen". 302
All kinds of dressmaking ,pt Stylo
craft Shop, Room 424 Medford Build
ing. 309
You can get It ut DoVoe's. ' tf
OUCH! LAME BACK.
RUB LUMBAGO OR
BACKACHE AWAY
Kidneys cause backache? .No!
Listen! Your backache is caused by
lumbago, Hcintica, or a strain, nnd
the quickest relief is soothing, pene
trating Ht. Jacobs Oil. Rub it right
on your painful back, and lnstuntly
the soreness stiffness nnd lameness
disappears. Don't stny crippled! Get
a small trlnl bottle of St. Jacobs' Oil
from your druggist, and" limber up.
A moment after it is applied you'll
wonder what became of the backache
on lumbago pain.
Itub pld,. honest St. Jacobs.. Oil
whenever you havo sciatica, neural
gia, rheumatism, or sprains.: as It! i
absolutely harmless, and, doesn't burn
tho skin. Adv.'
"Olin. Knox is now mull carrier ba
tween . Jacksonville uud Medford,
while his father is assessing property
in Applcgate valleys," says the Jacltr
sunvillo Post. . . , . . .
Lost Bunch of keys. Return to
Mail Tribune. $1.00 reward. 301
We will loan you mouoy to build or
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
Beautify
Your Lawn
BUY A SACK OP
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FERTILIZER TODAY
APPLY IT TO YOUR LAWN AND SEE WHAT
WONDERS IT WILL WORK. MAKES GREENER,
HEALTHIER AND HEAVIER GRASS. DRIVES
OUT THE YELLOW, SHABBY SPOTS. -' 1
Monarch
Phone 260
' We Deliver
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Gargle with warm salt watef
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317 E. Main St.