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"4 METYFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. lEDFORD, OTCECION-. FRIDAY. APRTTi G, 1923 ELECTRICAL i HOUSECLEAMG Among labor-saving- Inventions tor Hie homo none la mdro wonderful than the . Hamilton-Beach Klectrlc Carpet-Washer. T3y (be use of thiB mfcchlhe the sending of your rugs away to be cleaned and the bare floors- and general discomfort of hnusecleaulng time are . eutlrely eliminated. - ' iThe rug or carpet Is left on the floor, 'the machine placed on it and tba current turned on. :' 'The machine Is equipped with two rubber sponge brushes of the same toxturo as a bath brush, which os cillate GOO times a minute, scrubbing the compound (which contains no In . JurlouB chemicalB,'-alkalies or animal fats) deep into the fibers of the rug, loosening the dirt 'and 'thoroughly cleansing ' them. The brushes are followed by a vacuum, which draws the dirt and moisture into a con tainer on "the machine. This length ens the life or the rug, as the dirt and grit if allowed to remain would cut the warp.- The beautiful colors are restored and the rug left clean and sanitary, free from moths and germs. This system ',. Is recommended by leading dealers in Orientals, and by all those In Medtord who have tried it. this machine Is oporated through- out the Rogue River Valley by K. Ia. Davis, 211 Stark St., Medford. Phone C44. Adv. PAGE TTTB EAST AND WEST OUT OF CONTEST FOR HOOP TITLE MEALS Our meals are the talk of the town. Merchants' Lunch 50c Short' Orders 35c We Suggest that You Give Them a Trial The Shasta CHICAGO, April C KBy the As sociated Press) Muskegon, Mich., htRh school defeated Osage, Iowa 2I to 25 today and thereby won the right -to compete in the semi-finals tomorrow afternoon at the national invitation lnterscholastlc basketball tournament at the University of Chicago. 'CHICAGO, April 6. The east anil west were without representation to day in the fourth round of the na tional Invitation basketball tourna ment nt the University of Chicago. Eight teams were still In the run ning for the 1923 tournament title today, with Charleston, S. (.'., and Rockford 111., retarded nu th out standing contenders. ine results of yesterday's games were: Westport (Kansas City) 21; Belle vuo (Ohio) 10. ; Rockford (111.) 34;' Scott (Toledo) 28. Charleston (S. C.) 3C; Walla Walla (Wash.) 20. New Trier (Chicago) 27; Sprlng vlllo (Utah) 18. , Kansas City (Kas.) . 33; Westoh (Idaho) 3tt. . . Tllden (Chicago) 35; Morton (Cic ero. 111.) 34. , Muskegon (Mich.) 33; Windsor (Colo) 29. Osage (Iowa) 27; Fttchburg (Mass) 16- - .. , . Today's games are: 2:30 p. m. Osage vs. Muskegon, Mich. Talked Like a Dutch Uncle "My father is a physician and, naturally, I was opposed to all patent medicine. So when a friend told me to try Mnyr's Wonderful Remedy for mystomach trouble, I laughed at him. Some months later, after my father told me ho had used all known rem edies In my case, I met my friend and he talked t ome like a Dutch uncle and finally induced mo to try it. All my symptoms have now disap peared." It Is a simple harmless preparation that removes the catar rhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomanh, liver and Intestinal ailments, including ap pendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. For sale by all druggists. . Adv. 4 p. ni. Tllden, Chicago vs. Kun sas City, Kits. ,. , . . g p. in. New Trier, Chicago vs. .Charleston, S. C 9:3(1 p. m. Westport. Kansas City vs. Hockford. 111. - SPORT BRIEFS , CKAND ".RAPIDS, , Mich. News papermen gave- Joe tohmap of To ledo a draw with Floyd Johnson ot Iowa in a ten round fight. Lohtnun weighed 170 and Johnson 192. NEW YORK. Jack Renault of Canada vvna signed to meet Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul. May 3 or 11 In'tho Yankee stadium. The .winner will meet lempsey. . r.nij AVORr.ps aihi r A meet ing ot township justices of 1-os Ango-j lea to discuss n possible request for, n grand Jury Investigation of drawing of veniremen for bootleggers' trials, was , to -be called today by presiding Justice TIanby. Mrs. Albert King and mother, Mrs. Louis Fernald of l'ortlund, who have been spending the pust several weeks in San Francisco and in southern Cali fornia arrived in Medford lust nteht for a brief "visit with Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Hayes before returning to l'ortlund. Legion dances every Sat. Oriental Ballroom. Admission 10c. 14 i Do not buy an electric waBher until , we have demonstrated the new May-! tag to you. Crater Lake Hardware Co. tf ! Auto Insurance, Brown & Whlto. tr Automobile accossory collectors are I again at work and have startod thulrj 'PORTLAND, Ore.. April 6. The Rose City hundred number four, one ot the most important shooting events of 'the Portland gun club this year wlll be Held Sunday. April Hi. More than (1400 In ensh prizes it ml $300 In trophies are at stake. En tries have been received from all over the northwest. PORTLAND, Ore.. April 6. Thirty rounds of boxing are on the card at the armory tonight, providing every bout goes (he limit. There is one ten round struggle between Joe Gorlnan nnd Sailor Frankle Kramer of Los Angeles, which 'will headline the pro gram, while the remainder of the bouts consist of four rounds. JEWEH SPECIALS The Crater Lake Automotive Co. is unloading a carload of Jewetts today in which are included the sedan and touring sport models. The Jewett, an attractive car even In Its everyday garb, Is truly a revelation of modern art In Its holiday dress, and as one enthusiast says, "is equipped with everything an outdoor man could wish except a gun and fishing rod. "These specials are in great demand in Medford and southern Ore gon," according to Mr. Page of the Crater Lake Automotive company, local Paige and Jewett dealers, "and it is difficult to Bupply this deinand here. Southern Oregon people are quick to realize the value offered in the new Jewett," he says, "and they keep us busy demonstrating nnd order ing." A further announcement ot these cars will be made in the Sunday Sun.; 2S Liberty Building The Colonial Phone 298 Goats Suits Dresses New Coats at $12.50 Especially the new sports coats fashioned of the pop ular polaire in the varying shades of tan, many showing smart overplaids. A gener ous variety of sales in all sizes. ' v Others to $75.00 New Dresses at $24.75 Some of the smartest of styles are included in the dresses of flat crepe, canton crepe and taffeta that are featured at this very low price. Wanted colors and all sizes. Others to $75.00 New Suits at $32.50 Featuring smart suits of twill cords and tricotine that ably reflect the Spring mode in suits. Many styles ; in cluded at this attractive price, both in plain and belt ed models. Others to $65.00 New Capes at $19.00 Fresh Springtime Capes of the finest materials. Smart and appropriate for Spring and Summer wear They're priced most reasonably, too. Others to $85.00 operations In the vicinity of tho Elks, one ot tho places In town whore a good variety of accessories may be found on cars of lodge members at tending meetings on Thursday nlKht. Floyd Hart lost a good S. & M. spot light lost night While lu attendance at the Elks smoker. Don't forget the big dance nt Cen tral Point tonight. 13 Crescent orchestra dance, Eagle Point, Sut. April 7th. 13 Autos washed and polished at Mod ford Auto Co. - Buick Service, corner Mala and Holly. Satisfaction guaran teed. - 325 William Simpson, of Portland, the representative of a wholesale Portland drug house, is here on one ot his peri odical business visits, and helped clut ter up the Elks templo and club house last night. Launspach's orchestra featuring lat est hita Sat. Oriental Ballroom.. 14 Astoria merchants did not expect a tire. Does your insurance cover the full value of your stock? Telophone Turay No. 402 tor insurance. Office Liberty Bldg. . V 14 After the fire It Is too late to Insure. See Redden & Canaday now. Phil Posky, former manager years ago of Joe Gorham, the Grama Pass Portland featherweight - boxer, and George -Shields who are encotite by auto from Los Angeles to Portland, stopped at Grants Pass yesterday nnd took out a fishing license for several days of fiulilng In the Rogue river. Blacksmith coal at Medtord Lbr. Co. tf Take your kodak films to Palmer's studio. First class work and prompt service. . . tf The ladies of St. Ann's Altar society of the Catholic church assisted by the Knights of Columbus expect a large crowd at their card party and dance Monday evening, April 9th at Amer ican Legion hall. Refreshments will be Berved. . f, f Grape vines: Tokay, Muscat, Mal aga, Rose Peru, Zlnfindoll, Thompsons Seedless. TrelliB grapes: Concord, Brighton, WordenJ- Agawam, Niagara and Campbell's Early. Eden Valley Nursery. Phone G80-J-2. tt "The largest Bas ever conducted through tho local land- office will be opened May . 11, when approximately 80,000,000 feet ot timber In Coos, Lane, Josephine, Jackson and Douglas coun ties will be offered for sale, says the Roseburg News-Review. "The lands are mostly revested O. & C. grant lands, and Coos Bay wagon road grant lands. The sale will bring In about $200,000. A large' transfer of timber is also being made here, O. & C. grant land timber being exchanged for pri vately owned timber. The exchange is to be made with the Pillsbury Lum ber company of Minnesota, the land, consisting of about 20,000 acres, and containing 9,000,000 ,feet of timber in Coos and Douglas counties." For Sale Wicker baby sulky, medi um size. Bargain price. Good . as new. Phono 910-X. ;.' 14 A BEWILDERING ARRAY OF STYLES! Fascinating in their variety arc the smart togs at the Colonial-Up-to-the-minute modes at- advantageous prW demonstrate more than ever the fact that this store is Mcdford's Fashion Headquarters. Hosiery Blouses Underwear Lingerie Waists French Ginghams Notions, A wide array of French Ginghams, at special low prices, offered this week. A complete array of 110 tionc, sure to fill your wants at reasonable prices. Tissue Ginghams A fresh stock, in a wide variety of Spring colors, for your selection. Hamilton Patton, Of Pntton & Rob inson, Inc., has launched an ad writing contest, open to all school children ot Jackson county. The girl or boy who writes what the Judges consider the best add will get a ten dollar cash prize, and the next best will get a five dollar cash prize. The two adds that are chosen by the Judges of this contest will bo pub lished In the Medford Sun the follow ing two Sundays, April 10th and April 22nd. The rules of the contest insist that the copy of adds must be In the hands of Mr. Patton at his office not Inter than Saturday noon, April lGth. The names of the "winners of the contest will be published in the Medford Sun, April 16th. An advertisement In this paper and next Sunday's Sun will explain the rules of this novel contest Shrine Stated 8esslort ' ' Hlllali Temple meets at Masonic hall, Ash land, on Friday even ing, April 6. Business routine will Include consideration of core monlal project. Re freshments after ses sion. Members urged to be present. T. H. SIMPSON, Potentate. 12 , W. H. DAY, Recorder. Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., April .Cat tle nominally steady; receipts 8. Hogs nominally steady; receipts 843 (776 direct.) Hheep nominally steady; no ro ccluti. ...... $15.00 CASBERIZES FOR Chevrolet Sedan Ad Writing: Contest -' , !i t i' Open to School Students ' of Jackson County ; THIS IS CHEVROLET SEDAN MQNTH First Prize $10 Cash, Second Prize $5 Cash EULftS OF CONTESTAll advertisements must Me .e' intihes Avido ajid 10 inches long. Each ad must contain 3 good reasons -why everyone should own a Chevrolet. Sedan. Each ad must Contain picture of Oheyrplet Sendan cut from the ads in the local Medford papers. Award will be made by the fol lowing judges on most convincing salestalk and most attractive arrangement, JUDGES! EDISON MARSHALL, MKS. E; OY 'JEROME; FLOYD HART, ; , ... .... ... . : ..!..:, J L - ; : -A-.1 .. M-.S.-V All ads must be in the hands of Patton and Robinson, Inc., Medford, Oi'egon, by 12 o'clock, noon, Saturday, April '14th, 1923. - ' ' ' ' : "" , . 1 ' . , ,' - ', :; . Patton and Robinson, Inc. Telephone 150 112 South Riverside r '- ' C ? ' 1 ' Butter PORTLAND, Ore., April . Rtlt ter castor; extra cubos 4232ttu; undorgrndns '38S40u; .i prints 47c; cartonB 43c. Dairy, buyliiK price nominal. Buttorfnt t. o. b., Portland, 40c. Porllrtnd Wheat. PORTLAND. Ore.. April 0 Wheat, hard whlto, nluratom, bnurt ' J1.34; soft whtto 1.24; westorji White :L88-; hard winter, northern sprins,. west ern rod $1.1?, .?.:'.. Today's car receipts Wheat t; barley 1; flour 4; outs 4; hay 2'. ' San Francisco 'Markets , SAN FRANCISCO, April 6. (U. S. tliireau of Agricultural Economics.) Egis, extra pullets 26c; Understand 21c. '" , '' r, r1- r i; r .-, - -i : ., . . " , ,i ;, , -. J! " SAN PRANCtSCb. 'April '6 ! Bu't torfat. 4'9o 'f. 6. b. San Francisco, i,'. SAN FRANCISCO, April e!-f. (Stato Dlvlsidn of Markets,) Poul try Unchanged. ' ' -'i Employers Attention This office Hpcciiilizcs In fut-jiisliiiiK compciisntjon to injured workmen in" accordance with .the benefits provided in tho State Worltmcnx Compensation Act, as well as additional protection 'to' the employer', at much lower rntes in tfinny occulintions than of fered by the Aceidelit Commission. We have scoured this protcc tion for our clients for tho past six years in old lino casualty companies, With tho minimum -of bother-mid detail in connection with claims, puydoll audits .annual audits instead of monthly), eto. '1 v....- ' ! .... All employers' now contributing to the State Fund, desiring to 'withdraw from same, will have to mail'formal notice of their in tent ion before April 30th, to become effective Juno 30th. Uliliko ordinary insurance which may bo terpilhnted nt any tinu with' drnw'al frriiA the fitnte Fund is only possible onlje cach'-year. j Wo will gladly' call, ' arid . "contpnrd rates arid explain our McCurdy Insurance Agency Telephono One Two Three MEDFORD NAT 'L BANK BLDG. V J H :n A m
