Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFOTIT) MAIL TRIRUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. 'ATOIL 11, 1023
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Army Regulation Foot Lockers : $9.85
Reclaimed Army Haversack, with straps $1.25
Army Leather Knapsacks, made of saddle bag. . $2.75
New Aluminum Percolators $1.25
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STATE CONVENTION
GL L-TO BE-HELD AT
, ; ASHLAND 19-22
Delegations of Jackson county En-
deavorers are expected at the state
Christian Endeavor convention to bo
held to Ashland April 19-22, according
to plans of the Oregon State C. K.
union
The convention will bo one of twin
"Covenant" conventions held at Ash
land and The Dalles with emphasis
throughout on the Christian Endeavor
pleilRe. . Out-of-state speakers include
Dr. Earl P. Cochran, pastor of Alame
da Presbyterian church. California,
who, besides leading various confer
ences, will give addresses at the open
Ing session, Thursday evening, at the
convention church service at 11 o clock
Sunday morning, and at the closing
session Sunday afternoon.
The address of welcome will be
given by W, J. OUlfield of Ashland, to
which Miss Mary Galley o Eugene
will respond. Other speakers Include
Rev. E. W. Warrington, general secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A. at Oregon
Agricultural college, Corvullls; Miss
Elaine Cooper of Portland, state C. E.
president; Rev. Walter 1 Myers - of
Eugene Bible university, F. Gordon
Hart,'former state president, who will
be song leader; Clive Saiz of Albany;
and W. P. Landrum of Eugene.
Special music, bible study, graded
Christian Endeavor, high school boys
and girls, the International Christian
Kmieavor convention in Des Moines in
July, a convention picture, a sight
seeing excursion Into Llthia: fcark
sponsored by the Ashland chamber of
commerce, and a junior C. E. pageant,
are special features of the convention
program.
The Ashland convention, according
to plans, will be attended by young
people of various denominations trom
Linn, Lane, Benton, Lincoln, Douglas,
Jackson, Josephine, Klamath, and
Lake counties.
I.lvcMix-k " " i
PORTLAND, Ore., April 11. Cat
tle nominally steady; receipts &!. :
Hogs nominally steady; no re
ceipts.
. Sheep nominally steady; receipts
1021 (T39 through )
llulter
PORTLAND, Ore , April 11. But
ter weak; extra cubes 41Qt2c; un
der grades 3S4f4ae; prints 47; car
tons 4Sc; dairy,' buying price nom
inal; butterfat f. o. h. Portland 4 tic.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., April 11.
whoat, hard white, bturateui, baart,
$1.35; soft white J1.25; western
white $1.24: hard winter, northern
spring, western red $1.1 H.
Today'B car receipts Wheat 11;
flour 3; hay 2.
Sa Frani'lnfo Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 11. (U.
S. Murenu ot ABiiculturo) Kkss.
extras 2ic.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11. Gut
terfttt unchanged.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.
fStale Division of Markets) Broilers
3Ht4ie; fryers 43&5tte.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, April ti. Wheat,1 No.
2 hard $1.25; No. 3 hard $1.24. Corn
No. 2 mixed S0S'Se; Na. 2 yel
low SO 81 He Oats No. 2 whtto
446c; No. 3 whits 4546c
Rye No. 2, 8514 86. Barley C2
G4V4c. Timothy seed $ri.Ot)G.OO.
Ciover seed $13.00018.50. Utrd
$11.52. Ribs $9.6010.50.
TOURIST SEASON
STARTS EARL!
The tourist season is beginning
much earlier this year than ever be
fore and from fifteen to twenty call
at the Chamber of Commerce daily
for maps and road information.
No matter from which direction
they come, all are deeply impressed
with the wonders of the state o Ore
gon. They praise the Oregon roads
and scenery as being superior to any
along the coast and It every citizen
of Medford coming In contact with
these tourists would extend them a
friendly greeting and tell them of the
productiveness of the Rogue River
valley and our delightful climate
then southern Oregon's reputation as
a splendid and prosperous locality
would soon become known tn other
states.
The two green houses of Medford
have recently furnished beautiful
flowers for the office of the chamber
and these are admired by tho stran
gers when calling for information.
Spring flowers are always an attrac
tion and should any citizens of Med
fcrd be able to furnish some to the
Chamber of Commerce ft would help
to give a good Impression to the
strangers sojourning here.
MEDFORD JUNIOR
TO TAKE TRAINING
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallfs, April 11. Harold
Woods of Medford, junior in electri
cal' engineering, Is one of the 21 O. A.
C. men of the motor transport who
will go to the summer training camp
at the Presidio of San Francisco dur
ing the summer. The largo shops of
the motor transport corps are at Per-
sidlo. Tho session wtl ha six weeks
starting June 14 and ending July 25
GIRLS! MAP
; A LEMON CREAM
Lemons Whiten and Beautify Skin;
also bleach Tan, Freckles
MAD BULL GORES
FARM LABORER
EVERETT, Wash., April 11. Sam'
Yxool, farm laborer, was seriously
Injured at a farm south of here yes
terday when ho was knocked down
and gored by a bull. He is now In
an Everett hospital where his re
covery is expected. Ite probably
owes his life to the prompt action of
Mrs. Jasper E. Cherry, wife ot the
farmer on whose place the attack oc
curred, who, although 60 years old,
grabbed a pitchfork and drove the
animal off the prostrate man.
MEDFORD'S FIRMS Bffl
CHECK SEAL PROGRAM
Modford'a electrical dealers and
the California Oregon Power com
pany are cooporatlng In putting over
tbf "Check Seal" program in south
ern Oregon, Initiated by the Pacific
Slul.es Electric company recently.
This campaign, which covers the en
tire list of western coast states, has
It's purpose familiarizing the pub
lic with the uniform high quality of
"check seal" appliances and Identi
fying the "check" mark with selected
and capable contractors nntl dealers.
The Pacific States Electric com
pany Is tho largest distributor of
electric merchandise on the Pacific
coast and the quality of (heir equip
ment and appliances is known thru-
out this country. Their "check seal
system assures people good workman
ship, standard materials and fair
prices on tho part of chock seal Ileal
crs sod contractors.,
Mix the juice of two lemons with three
ounces of Orchard White, which any
druggist will supply for a few cents,
hake well in a bottle, and you have a
whole quarter-pint of the most wonder
ful skin softener and complexion beau
tirier. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon cream into the face, neck, arms and
hands, then shortly, note the youthful
beauty, softness and whiteness of your
skin.
Famous stags beauties use this harm
less lemon cream to bring that velvety,
clear, rosy-white complexion, also as a
freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach becausa
it doesn't irritate.
National
Gingham
Week;
New Tissue Ginghams,
32 inches wide 1 dress
pattern to the piece. 75c
value, five, $3.25
yards ,., s
32 in. Kalburnie Ging
ham, fast colors, 35c
value, per ' 29c
yard
27 inch Red Seal Ze
phyrs, fast colors, 27c
value, per " 1 9 C
yard
100 New French Ging
ham Dresses $4.75 to
$10.75
The
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Employers Attention
Tins ciffu't'.'Biu'ciiitb.i's in fiiiuisliitisj; compensation to injxtreil
workmen ist aecurtlHiieitwith the hciiittfitg irv't(fft in .'if? .State
Wrtrkuu'us' t'(mi()('iisutio!i Act, ns well ns iiiUlitiunal in-utentiiui tu
the rmjiloyt'r, t muck lowee rates tit tttitny tswttsittknts thstt of
fered hy the Accident Oomudssiiui. We ltuve necm-cd this protec
tion for our clients for the past six years in tsid ihtct casualty
companies, with the minimum of but Iter and detail in cotiuectiou
with ehttms, jmyroU audits atmutni audits instead o mutitbfy, etc
AH employers now ettribtmi to tbe State Ptmdt desiring to
withdraw from same, wiif have to mail formal notice of their in
tention before April 30fhr to become effective Juste SOtft. Unlike
ordinary insurance which may be terminated at any time, with
drawal front the State Pmsd is only possible, twice etteh year,
Wa will gladly enl! and compare rates and explain our
jmlteies. v , ,
McCurdy Insurance Agency
Telephone One Two Three
MEDFORD NATL BANK BLDG,:
Gingerbread
2 cup. Olympic Flour, I teaspoon floda,
1 teaspoon cinnamon, 3 teaspoon gin
ger, 1 teaspoon silt, I teapooa baking
powder, I cup molasses, j cup miik
(sweet or sour), 1 egg, cup shorten
ing. Mix and sift dry ingredients. Put
molasses and shortening into a sauce
pan ami heat slowly anttt shortening is
melted and mixed with molasses. Beat
egg, add milk, then molasses mixture
and dry ingredients. Bake iiv well
greased shallow pan or ms&i tins la
moderate oven twenty-five minutes.
bingarbread ts greatly improveo oy -a
adding the grated rind of an orange to y
the batter before baking. One-third cup
chopped walnuts or rassms may Do
added also.
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She makes it better with
, j Olympic Flour i
Mother knows that the better the flour,
the better the recipe will turn outThat's
why she says Olympic Flour" to the
grocer. Learn from her the satisfaction
of having your baking light and tender
and flaky the "melt in the mouth" kind
that comes always by using Olympic .
Flour. It is made of the finest wheats;
tested to meet the highest standards.
Sold by grocers every where, v ;
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1 POITTLANDFUJURMILIS CO, Portland, Oret 1
Mill at Portland, Oregon usi TscorjM, Wsshingtoa
''Kamuiactnrsrt Olympic Pancake Flour and Olympic Wheat Herta
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