Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 14, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDPOTCD MATTj TTTT1T!NE. -MEDFORD'. ORKc.ON. WLIDXKSDAY. MARCH 11. PAftK VIVE The Supplies For the Sick Room are many and of various kinds. They add comfort to the sick and convenience to the attendant. We try to carry a complete line. , Heath's Drug Store Phone 884 109 East Main Street We arc as near to you as j'our phone Announcement to the Public tV With a change in management of the Rex Cafe perhaps it would be well at this time to offer a statement of our future policy. In all our former business enterprises it has ever been our conviction that "Tke best is not too good" and it will be the application of this principle hereafter at the "Rex." JOHN FLUHRER AND SON. Join Hit' Cluunlior of Commerce TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST WE CARRY THE FINEST IiIXK OF DRUGS MONEY CAN 11UY Prompt and Courteous Scrvlrr Good Mrchnnuso A Complete Stock Free Telephone, Rest Room, Etc. These are Homo of the services wo offer thoso who buy what un up-to-dato drug Ktorc curries. 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Cash loans Money may be borrowed on sole security of policy, Surrender values Policy may be surren dered eitherforcash, paid-up insur ance or extended insurance. ; West Coast Life: m- INSURANCE COMPANY home orncE-JAN FRANCISCO Splendid opportunity uvea iur uiotr.vi Manager. Write: J. V. Stewart, Casco lildg , Portland. counon ill bring you mort information ONE OF AMERICAS STRONGEST COMPANIES Sendh Coupon TODAY West Coast Life Insurance Co 601 Market Street, Sn Francitco Qrnffrmrn;--Without obligation on my port, tend me more information. Address - Cilv- Date of Dirik 11 .".-2 4 11 P! I I central California. grounds, while tho park environment ' in general is being gotten In readl ! uess for the i.nnual Humu.ar eam- ira'sn, and circumstances indicate: ; that tho tourist travel of 1023 will be! n heavy one. The pnrk supply store j has changed hands, also changed lo-l eutiens, but only from 0110 side of the main entrance to the other. As their namea Indicate, tho supply cen- ters uot only retail provisions, but also auto needs, a well appointed oil ' isirvlen station and riu:ik Uoing in- i eluded In tho convenient equipment. 'ASHLAND, March II. Here is an .Mrs A11(.0 Haldwin, of Klamath1 opportunity for all Interested In Ills- Falbi, Is vls'tlng her Bister, Mrs. Sa-1 torlcal relics to take a part lu col-fun Keritner, both having returned' ,,. ,.i, ,i, ,.iuli,, in -Irecently from a winter vacation in I "roundup" of same, under tho aus pices of the Daughters of tho Hcvolu-I tion which is engaged In tho work. It was hoped to perfect this collection ' on or bet'ero the 12th of this mouth, a specific purpose being in view, but In all probability the lnformatlcn do slrefl as outlined herein will be wel come at any time. This request hus ..... V LJ T . t .. .U.. I I ........ I i .o ... u ... ... un ... ....... luo iientrni zone new its last meet-1 ter, ana rerers to mutters of mstori- jnR of tho curr0Dt ycar oll Saturday cai researcn ana preservation ot rec- tho 10lhi at Contral Point. A Bnd i ords. and it would bo considered a attendance was out for tho program treat favor if thoso who havo In their wnlch n!la 1ePn carefully nrramtmi by i possesssioa any of tho articles spet i- r,.n. jewett. J. K. Tyrrell, chairman. ! f ed or know of such, to uotl'y -Mrs. presided. I'rin. E. C. Drowne, ltoirue ' II. V. Andrews of this city, tho uiver. discussed "Moral Tralnlim In schedule of articled and records uw Grades and High School," Supt. i Fought being eunmerated lu the fol- Carter gave a report of the O. R. T. A. j lowing list: jcxecutlvo committee on Teacher i 1. lllatorlc Art including ( 1 , Placement Dureau; the secretary. I Pn'.ntlnrs. (2) Marbles, (3) Drome, aire. Tyrrell, secured n report from j (4) Murul art, (0) Oral tradition in each teacher on standardization. Thai art. The subjects depicted may be thliil ur.nl mmlls under the direction I I hlstr.rlriil Incidents from all periods 0f their teacher. Miss Hazel Stephen I of -American history up to and In- son, dramatized the story of "Snow-i i eluding the Civil war. If original drop and tho Seven Dwarfs." Prln. j j give naran of artist or sculptor and c. Cook, Jacksonville, discussed "Ko- j wnere located. ; ceut School Legislation." I'rln. E. P.J II. Collections of. historic manu- jewett talked-about tho county track- scripts; where located. j anj field meet. The assembly was III. Published histories: where agreeably surprised to have Pres. J. S. located: 1) slate, (2) county, (3) Landers of Monmouth present who traditions of locality, origin. wa9 called upon for nn address and IV. Records; colonial, revolution- Wio spoko on "Consolidation." Supt. ary, p'eneer. Simply list the name of Hrlscon of Ashland followed with a tho record and where filed. (1) talk on "The County Cnit Plan." The j Men. (2) Women, (31 Places, (4) domostlc science department under j I (Iters written In colonial, revolu- tho supervision of Miss Slajfin serv- i.wuuiv or piuum-r uinei. just main xl a UelKuous luncheon at noon. by whom written and tho present: The ninth annual field and track owner. " meet for Jackson county will bo held V. Pioneer graves in this locality j on May 4th at Talent. Events are Cooperation1 is rought in order to' scheduled for rural, grade and high make the exhibit as extensive as pos-: schools. slb'.o, and it Is taken for granted that! Miss Helen J. Cow-gill, assistant there Is material enough available in stato club leader, is hore for the last rny given community to make the of this week to visit several of tho showing an Interesting one. I hoys' and girls' clubs in the county. On Tuesday of this week, Mrs. County Supt. Carter addressed the Margaret Applogate, accompanied by Parent-feuchers' association at Gold her daughtor, Mrs. Alice Poll, left for Hill at their regular monthly meeting a month's vacation in Oakland, Cal.,: last Monday evening. Plans are being and vicinity, a trip wh'ch was plan- made to purchase playground oquip ued earlier in the season but post- ment. Officers were olectcd. poncd unavoidably until tho' pres-l Next Saturday, March . 17th, the oh'- Applegato Zono meeting will bo held Sim Morris, local garago mochanl- at Hitch, Mrs. Edna 11. Allen In charge, clan, landed a Hoguo ltlvor steelheadi We nro finding the spring blossoms laet Sunday, near ' Savago Itaptds on teachers' desks, ImHVatlng that dam, which weighed fourteen pounds, spring Is surely horo. tTbe white and eight ounces, tho record fiBh of lambs' tongues are out in Sums Val tho Reason. But It must be remem- )oy. A recent community play In that tered that S'.m is a record breaking neighborhood netted $13 for the Sams angler In fact no fisherman lu this Valley school fund.'' nock of the woods holds a patchln' to; 1 ' . him, except Harry Hosier, and thisj T' J t Tl, . A L statement has to be qualified by a I Be KlQ 01 1 llil AClie "perhaps." As far as Medford Is I . concerned, Toggery Dill is yot to bej heard from. No less than three literary organl- zatlous hero are in the market selling tickets for tho reading to be given by Prof! Forgus Archibald Reddle, of tho University of Oregon, at tho Civic clubhouse, on Saturday evening. March 17. Tho Ashland Study, the Monday Afternoon, nud the Ladles' Art clubs are interested In this read- !ng, which incorporates "Macbeth." as a dramatic masterpiece The en tertainment will bogin at eight o'clock. A widow, fair, fat and forty, is ad vertising in the local paper for posi tion as housekeeper, with "matri mony (n view." - Having be-n completely overhaul ed, tho city flro truck Is now on ac- tlvo duty. Repairs and readjusts ments wore made locally. In an en durance test, personally witnessed by about a dozon Joyriders, tho ma chine was driven about town, hitting a numher of tho high places, notably the Meado aud Terrace street resi dential districts, performing all re quirements satisfactorily. Tho fire truck which was In use temporarily Is a diminutive affair, and resembles a one boss Bbay by way of compar' son with a gaily bedecked three ton band wagon. Butler's Buckeye bakery begins bak- inb bread, buns, etc., on or about April 1st. For somo tlmo past Abe has been handicapped by Illness, hut plans to manipulate tho yearst and flour at on early dato. A new telephone directory being in proBpect, It is hoped that the. names and numbers of subscribers will be printed In type large enough to be readily legible, without re3ort to mag nifying glasses. Among speakers at the Chamber of Commerce annual gathering on Tuesday evening were Sunor'ntend- ent Briscoe, Rov. C. V. Koehler the Presbyterian pastor. Cant. Adams of 4 8Sth company. O. K. CarKon, A. P. Joy and others, not omitting Prof. Vining, inasmuch as a business-social meeting of tho kind without the ge nial professor's presence, would be llko holding a rally minus tho chief orator. Early in the week, Mrs. Ellen Cld dlngs returned from a several months' viBll to San Francioco. accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Donnelly, formor resident nj Ashland. Although a trlflo early In tho sen Ben, tho Ashland aulo camp grounds have been onened to the public offi cially, though the crest of tourlBi travel l bv no means In evidence nil yet. Vnrious convenience nn sp grounds nro being made available, the creek has been spanned by new bridges, especially near the picnic If you are a sufferer with lame back, backache, dizziness, nervous ness and kidney disorders why don't you try the remedy thnt your own neighbors' recommend? Ask your neighbor! . - Mrs. H. E.'Doollttln, 12? Tripp St., Medford, rays: "I had kidney nnd bladder trouble nnd my hack wiis so In mo and pnlnful I could hardly Ktoop and my work tired mo easily. Headaches almost drovo mo frantic, and I suffered from inflammation of the bladder. I read of Donn'B Kid ney Mils nnd they proved to bo Just whnt 1 needed as they helped me wonderfully. The aches nnd pains left my back and my kidneys were (UremctheneU." TiTce Cue nt nil dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney J'llls tho mime that Mrs. Doollttlo had. Kostcr-Mllburn Co., Mfrs. Iluffnlo, N. Y. Adv. "California Fig Syrup" is ! Child's Best Laxative ' ; Even If crow, feverish, bilious, ron tipatcd or full .)f cold, children love the "fruity" tuto of "California PUt Syrup." A tcaponnful never fails to clean the liver anil bowels. In a few hours you can mc for jouriwlf bow thoroughly It workn all the nouring foed and naty bile out of the fttoinacli and Wvctn. and you have a well, playful child ornin. Millions of mothers keep "California Fig f vrup" handy. Tliry know a tea spoonful today ivrii a tick chili to morrow. Auk your dnijyit for itcpiiin "California Kig Syrup" niiieh bai iliivc tionn for babies and children of all agrt prinU-fl oh buttle. Mother! Yoti mind ay "California" or you may get an imitation llg syrup. EVERY WOMAN , READS this MESSAGE will cut this oat as a reminder - Just remember these facts about-Mazola: Not only does it make all foods fried in it more wholesome and digestible, but there is no waste. After frying merely strain, and use it over and over again. Mazola carries no odors nor flavors from one food to another. For every baking purpose Mazola is equal to butter, and much better than animal fats. As it is an absolutely pure oil, it contains no water, as do butter and lard. So if your recipe calls for, say, a cupful of butter or lard, use only to H of a cupful of Mazola. . And remember, too, that many of the best judges of salad oil prefer Mazola even to im ported olive oil for its purity and flavor. Your Qrocer sells Mnzola in pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon tins, packed and sealed under expert supervision. It is never sold in botrles or bulk. It' Mazola is unsatisfac tory to you, your grocer refunds the cost without question. FREE Beautifully illustrated sixty-four pattc Cook Uook. .Write to Johnson Licber Company, Portland, Oregon. Best JbrSalads and Cooking- J Si America's Home Shoe Polish I J T .7 lA MAKES SHOES BRIGHT- KEEPS LEATHER RIGHT The smart shine the every-day shine for. thrifty people who know that it's the little things that count big. Black,Tan,White,Ox-blood, Brown The Shinola Home Sot is a household neces sity. Makes family shoe shining easy, quick, ontl economical. Genuine bristle dauber and big lamb's wool polisher. The Shine for Mine!" The Shinola box has a handy key one turn and the cover pops off 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 47o cn Savings Let us show you our 3afe-depcsit boxes, $2.00 per year and up MACHINE WORK Repairing; Babbitting and Welding Crater Lake Automotive Co H. W. CONGER UNDERTAKER nwMr to U H'L-f'oni(i.r ft. MvdfurU, Ore. O.V.MYERS Tbr Truck Man" MACK TRUCKS REO SPEED WAOONS " j.10 N. Molly rhooe M