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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1923)
PAGE-TWO local and Personal t' Easter vacation In the local public 'schools begins this afternon with the - dismissal of school, and will last until next Monday morning. With Saturday and Sunday this gives the school liuulls ".four day vacation. , . Don't forget the baked food sale at ' J. E. Weaver's gtore Saturduy, March 31, forenoon, by Ladies' Aid of Central Point. Remember the. date. . 0 Something doing' every minute at Weaver's Grocery, Central Point ,. .1 '. ' We will loan you money to build ok buy Holmes .the Insurance Man. . ' , The warm weather, wave continues , and the maximum temperature of. yes terday, 81.6 degrees, was the warmest , of the year so far, but this morning's minimum stood) at the freezing point. Then .the sun came out and the tern ' perature began to rise again, Fair . weather Is the prediction, for tomor row. The warm weather Is fast bring ing on the fruit buds, but It is bard on most lawns which have not yet been Irrigated because of the lack of rain , for so long a period-. A year ago there was a rainfall of .4 of an Inch. , . So smartly, .different, yet so thor oughly in good taste by premier millinery designers. See our EaBter display at Deuel's. : 6 , , Spray .hose 2Q, cents per foot Cra ter Lake Hardware Co. tf Fruit, nut and shade trees. . Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf 0. C. Boggs is laid up at his home on South Orange street with a bad cold. , Mrs. Boggs arrived borne this morning from a visit at Portland unaware of his Illness. t ... ,,.,, ,,r ' '. , This, is, a season of color,, novelty ribbons, embroidery Bilks, flowers and trimmings; everything to make your costume colorful found at The Handi craft Shop. . i 7 Fresh "Hot-Shot".' Batteries for your ' spray rigs. Electrlo Shop, S. Bartlett i street. .... ..'..,.. , - 319 ! For sand, gravel, sediment and team work see Samuel Bateman, 302 Maple ! street. Phone 912-J. Judge, and Mrs. F. M. Calkins ar-1 rived home Monday night from their several months sojourn in southern California. ...-. ' Talent Ladies' Aid feed Thursday. . ...... .,.,. 6' One of the best known Btenogra-" ' pliers. In Medford has purchased : a Royal typewriter from the Medford Book Store, trading in her old machine of well known make 6 j Volland's Easter greeting cards. Medford Book Store. , . . , - ....6't . Fruitgrowers, who have . not yet done so, are urged. to bring or send In their orchard thermometers at once to the county agent's office for testing. A1T0LD RECIPE" TO DARKEN HAIR Teav"' and ; Sulphur Turns Gray, Faded Hair Dark and Glossy Almost overyono knows that Sago Tea and Sulphur,, properly com pounded, brlnKH back the natural color and lustre to the heir when faded streaked or gray.! Years ago the only way tp, get this mixture was to make It at. home, which is musay; and troublesome, .. , , , , Nowadays wo simply, ask , at any .drug store for "Wyoth'a Sage and Sul phur Compound." You will get a larRe doiuo or una oiu-miiw ' improved by the addition of. other Ingredients, at very little cost. Every body, .uses this preparation now, bo- ' cause no. one can; possibly . tell thnt you darkened your half. as It doesf .it so naiurnny ana. ovoniy. , , ou dampon a sponge or soft brush with It and drnw this through your hair, i tuklnu one small strand at n time; by, morning tho1 gray hair .disappears, j and after another application or two, i vmir .hair becomes heautlfullv dark.! thick and glossy and you look years ' younger.- - - Ativ.l TheHome of Bread 1 1 Place Orders Now for GATES & Economy Groceteria HOT CROSS Plans are being completed for the formation, of a baseball league in, the four grade schools of the city. The Modford Harness company will pre sent each, of the four teams with a complete set of uniforms, and a ball each game. Students, up to and. in-, eluding the sixth grade will be eligible 1 to play on the school team, and ' a high school baseball player will be put In charge of each team. Seventh and eighth, grade students at Washington and Lincoln schools will bo organized into a. league of their own. , The team that stands first at the, end of the season will be presented with an offic io.! basketball, and the team standing In second place will receive an official football from the Medford Harness company. ( , ; j Apron sale Thursday afternoon, Ames ball. Talent. ., , i f Do not buy au electric washer until we, have demonstrated the new May tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware .Co,. .. . ..... . ,.. . tf ' .Autos washed and polished at Med ford Auto Co. Bulck Service, corner Main and Holly. Satisfaction guaran teed.. . , ... , 326 .The spring meeting of the, Southern Oregon, Presbytery .will be held at Grants Pass, on April 10th. Revs. Angell of Phoenix an Kpehler pf Ash land conferred early in the week on the program, arrangements. , ,, . Hand-made novelty dress ornaments in a variety of original styles. Handi craft Shan. . .. l .. '7 .We can still furnish spray hose for 20. cents per foot Crater Lake Hard ware Co. - tf Gladlola bulbs. Eden Valley Nursery Phone 680-J-2. . ,, ... , tf , The Seattle Post Intelligencer has sturted a series of articles on the his tory of the Ku KIux kian In Oregon, written by W. R. Stewart, who. attend ed the Jackson county nlghtrldlng trials, The first article depicted the woes and turmoil, of Astoria, and the second tells the early history of the Klan, and Its growth In this state. The articles, have cauaed a brisk de mand for the Seattle paper. . ' 1 , Beauty's Burest aid .is a becoming Easter hat. We have smart designs and all styles. Miss Taylor at Deuel's. . . - 6 Nursery stock, absolutely acclimat ed, guaranteed. Guaranteed Fran quette selected walnut trees, .finest home grown grape vlnes(Tokays, Mal agas, Emperor, ..Muscat Concord, Black Prince, etc.) , fruit trees of every variety,, largest Gladlola field In. Ore gon (bulbs at $1.00 doz., blooming age) thornleBS blackberries, raspberries, Logans, ., 7 . varieties straberrleB, rhu barb, asparagus, fruit trees every de scription, blight resistant pears, Bosc, Bartlett Cornice, D'Anjpu. , ,We pay charges to you. The Jordon Nursery, Grants PasB, Ore, at N. Tenth street. ... . : . ; . . 317 Newcomb is now delivering 16-Inch green slab wood at $1.76 per tier In ,four-tler lots or more. , Place your order soon for early delivery' and have cheap wood. ' Also dry mill blocks. Phone, 631, ,. ,. , .. , , , 296tf L,John Matney of the Applegate dis trict waa a business visitor In the city the first of the week. Come eat at Talent Aid feed. 6 Those wanting tennis racquets re- strung delay, sending them away as 1 will have material here In a few days, saving you the postage, and will be here to back up the work. J. D. Beesqn, 236 South Central. 6 Colonial Garage for tire service. 319 Mrs.. Jack Hoffman la confined to her homo with a severe cold, that for ,0,, time threatened to develop Into pneumonia. --f ; , The beat of guaranteed silk hosiery, tho Cortecellt hose. Handicraft Shop. Look! ,1,00k! Spot dances!, Jackson ville! Frl. March so I Peerless 4 I , , 8 , . Pythian Sisters bazaar and dance. Time:, Friday, March ,30th. Place! K. P. ball, afternoon and evening. Everybody invited. ... B, F. Lindas and. family are now occupying the house on the Col. Tou Voile place on Robs Lane, formerly occupied by Mr. and MrB. C. Y. Tens- wald,., , ; .. . ., . i j ,. Beautiful Easter hats now on. dis play at Doug's. ., ; ,. . 6 t we have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. . tf Like Mother Made Friday and Saturday 1 LYDIARD I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, I Full extent of . the injuries of Ed . Barron; who was hurt yesterday by ran rrom nis florae, have not yet been I was unloaded, today for the Busy Cor ascbrtalnod, 9wlng to the painful con-'ner. Motor company. The changes in dltion of his body. Barron was riding the new model are principally in the to get ahead of a cow, and rode his body lines the only important change .horse between a tree, and a fence., In the chassis being the three-quarter Swinging to one Bide to mlsB a limb, floating rear axle, not previously a he then hurled his body to the other feature of any standard make of light to escape the tree.. Here bis saddle car. . , , : . ' broke, throwing him' Into the tree, the) Where they have poppy music and horn of the saddle breaking the full force of the impact which otherwise would have killed him. Barron's. nose, side of his head and arm and shoulder were painfully scraped, while It , Is feared that Internal Injuries may have been, received In addition to the bro ken collar bone and dlslqcated shoul der. Owing to, the condition of hlsf uuuy, mo cuuar uuue ims uut yet ueen set. Ashland fldlngs, . T ' : . 1 - r 'i ' ' '' Eat with Aid, 26 cents a plate, at Talent. 6 . Like chicken?, If so, try pne of our Rogue1 River Special , milk-fed fowls. Cupp & Shirley Produce Co. Phone 95, , 128 Grape.. , . tf BIng -cherry, trees.. Eden Valley Fursery. Phone 680-J:2. tf The seniors of the high school have started), work , on the presentation of their annual class play, which this year, will, be "Stop Thief." , . ,. Don't forget St. Mark's Guild Easter sale of home-cooked food and Easter eggs at the Holland Cafe,' Saturday, March 31 at at 1:30 p. mv , r .. 7 The mystery will be solved at Wea ver's Grocery, . Central Point, March 31st. Be there with your keys. 7 All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 71 J. E. Main - ., - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sloneker and, daughter and' Mrs. I. L. Acker of Mead vllle, Mo., arrived Sunday night and expect to locate here.'. Mrs,' Sbjneker Is a. sister of Mrs. Charles Furnas or Medford and. Mrs, Acker la Mrs. Fur-, nas! mother, Mrs. Acker visited the Fur nas family winter before last and was so well pleased with Medford and the Rogue River valley that she Induced' the SlonekerB to come here. 1 , Millinery satisfaction is, assured ft you select one of our Easter models., Miss Taylor at Deuel's. : ' . 6' Notice to members Col A, 186th Inf. O.. N. G.: Quarterly muster Wednes day night Every man must report at 7:30 p. m. Capt. H. A. Canaday. 5 Flowering shrubs and evergreens. Ederi Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2.' .', , :.'.,' tf: Jack Marlowe of klamatil Falls has returned to his home after a short stay in the city, - ' , , Remember feed and Bale at Talent Thursday. . , .... .6 Auto Insurance. Brown & White. . Brown style shoes are coming up. tf ,, Sergeant Leo Vaughn, United States army Instructor, who has been station ed in Eugene for. the last two years was transferred to Medford on orders received todny from ninth corpa head quarters. . Sergeant Vaughan has been an instructor, for Company C and Headquarters company. He will move his family to the Bouthern Oregon ma-! tropolls. Eugene Guard. Choice everbloomlng roses. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone 680-J-2. tf You ask her, she will say let's go, Riverside Community Club dance Sat-: urday night. There's a busy. Business College fn votir home town. flWN. M. J. pougan of the Steamboat dis trict is Bpendtng a few days in town getting , ready for an extended pro specting trip this spring and summer, ,. Moonlight waltzes, jazzy fox-trota, a congenial crowd go to make up a real week-end party. . You will find it all at the Riverside Community Club dance on the Rogue Saturday night, March 31st Let s al) go. 8 Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co. , .-. .. ,,v : tf Rhubarb and aaparagna roots. Eden Valley Nursery, Phona 680-J-2. tf H. L. Lincoln of Fortuna, Calif., 1b a business visitor In the city and valley this week. ; it. Miss Helen Sterna, a friend of the ."Bride Jo Be," will sing at Tom Thumb's wadding. ., , 5 Grafting wax. Eden Valley Nursery.' Phone: 680-J-2. ... tf . Have your farm laterals and survey ing done by experienced engineers. I.e Tourneux Bros., 512 S. Holly St. Phone 941-J, . 6, , jbl. T. Staples of Ashland spent a tew. hours Tuesday in, the, city attending' to bualnesa maters and vUltlng with friends. Don't forget St. Mnrk's Guild Easter, sale of homo cooked food and Easter eggs at the Holland Cafe, Saturday, March 31st at 1:30 p. m. . , , , 7 Try our wet wash, Bo per lb. Amer ican Laundry, Phone 873. 325 . See Brown for shoes. . . tf Paid Fancy Prices j "I paid nn International authority on dtseaHeR of the stomach, S1.&00 and he didn't do me five cents worth of good. I huvo been on various Spun in Europe, as well as In this country and have spent fully 130,000 fruit-; lossly In search of a curs -for my stomnoh trouble. Naturally I lost faith In any remody for my onmv My wlfu's . brother had taken lloyt'a Wonderful ltomedy and praised It so hlutily that 1 tried It and am now entirely rid of that trouble." It Is n simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrh! mucus from the lutentinal tract and nllnys tho Inflam mation which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ail ments Including appendicitis. . One, doso will convince or money rcfuml cd. For snip nlnll drtiRKlsts. Adv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 7 room close-In house on paving, 12100. Clear. A bargain. ' tnnulre Jackson Co. Bldg.1 & Loan Ass'n, 30 N. Central. 10 WANTED To buy several carloads of grain hay. M, D. Olds. - 8 FOR SALEFlrst class fresh milk cows. . Phone -18, Annie Walker. Central Point, .. 10 MEDFORD, , - OREGON, I A carload of new Overlands, Model i 91. successor to the present Model 4 good eats. " Riverside Community Club Saturday night . - . , 8 , After the tire it 1b too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. , Blacksmith coal at Medford Lbr. Co. tf . Although the Grants Pass auto camo 1-ihas. not, yet been ftfficlally opened for the. season, it Is reported that from five to ten automobiles stop there every night, No charge Is being made for them as the kitchen and other con veniences have not yet been opened. The auto camp opens officially on April i, with the same management as last year.-rGrants Pass Courier. " , Mr. Billy Lewis is here from Chi cago , tq act as , best man at Tom Thumb's wedding, April 2nd. 5 ...Take, your koijak, films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service . ..... . ,-. tf. The Gasps f I THbs.Hl lKicE! . M . Sunday CHARLES CHAPLIN in PILGRIM' His first feature .length Comedy since "The Kid" irfATINEES: Adults.. Kiddies NIGHTS: . 7 Adults Kiddies , ' . ' I . ' ' ;. .-1 . ' ., .. . '. . ..... , '" ','"' '' !;l ' " v'f- 5 '' 11 ' 11 " "" WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S, Stanley Jones, one of the employes who suffered a painful cut on his bead and a bruised shoulder when an Iron drill fell on him In the accident last Monday morning ut the Copco sub-station, Is getting along nicely and hopes to return to his .work in a few days. New sweater models on dlapluy at The Handicraft Shop. 7 Twelve-Inch slab wood ?i.50 per tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more. Hand, picked wood, mostly fir. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. . tf Oriental Ballroom! Sat!, Dance! 5 Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKee arrived Sunday for a , week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Paul li. McKee, from Palo Alto where the spring vacation ut Stanford university Is now in pro gress, r ; Call Maddox & Bonney, phone, greenhouse 374, down town store phone 843 for Easter flowers'. Easter lilies, hydrangas, white . hyacinths, palms, ferns, calla lilies and other potted plants;, cut calla lilies, roses, carnations, snapdragons, sweet peas, dafl'odllB, violets and tulips. , 5 Let's go to Brown's for shoes at 103 North Central. tf Brown sells shoes. 103 N. Central. - - - --tf of an Earthquake!! The Y ells of a s ., i presents ' ; with Douglas MacLean and Madge Bellamy A RIOT! One of the Great Big Hits of the year. That steeplechase! When you're not laughing you're yell ingyelling likfr ! And the story! ' A panic when a youth who can't even stick on a rocking-horse has to ride a four-legged thunderbolt because his girl believes he's a famous steeplechaser. IT'LL HAVE YOU ON YOUR FEET RIDING .ALL THE WAY ' AND ' REGINALD DENNY in the LAST OF THE LEATHER PUSHERS and the last is the biggest knockout of the series It's called : "JOAN OF NEWARK" Don't Miss It! THE 35c 10c BOo 25c John Beeson. who ha leased the University Club tennis court for the season annouuees .that tomorrow. ill be an open clay for all girls and young ladies of the city. Tbey are invited to come to the court between nine and eleven o.'clock In the forenoon and play during that time. Seo the lovely Easter dresses for small children. Handicraft Shop. 7 Uenulne liisch Magnoto parts and repairs.' Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. , , , Easter millinery opening Wednes day to Saturday, March 28 to 31st inc. The Vanity Shop, Main at Bartlett. 5 Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION W6 Bell-ans 25 and 754 Packages Evrywhero ft rv i i ? DE -7 CROUpy,-- -1 J... ... .. Strikes terrnl J'toeuiother'jljgj, Handicraft, Shop.' . Hematite hint, Plcotlng ' it ' .. ft c n So per yard.. Hnttom eovariHl. With Medford traae Is Medford made. Mirthquake Willie Collier's Whirlwind '. Stage. i! 'Success " FOLEY"! . Q"cWrelief i BiTILssk HONEY ; I mmsur H,Hijera .M'lrlil
