Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 11, 1923, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPXOE SIX StEDFORB HATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORlV' ORF.fiQy. FRIDAY, Ml? IT. 1923 Change Is Marvelous, Declares Allbright Portland Citizen States Tan Si lac Proved Its Merit in His Case, Ending Years of Suf fering From Stomach Trouble. ' Ijurrenoe O. Allbrlsht, ltlt risk St.. Portland. lrvK'!i. is another who has found ta Teniae tratinnt and sure road to health, sirencih fud working efficiency. He ci-: ; "For everal years I never fvlt rtjtht. had no energy- to sixvak of and fftl piftr-ed om Ji't the time. My peiite wraa very poor, and even the little I did eat bothered me with gas and Indigestion so, Itad it seemed to do me very little good. 1 waa under weight, too. and wu bothered a fircat deal with my kidneys. 'Itui T-inlao certainly ha put me in fine hape. It not only save me a ood Ajtiw-tite. l.ut toned up my stom ach and iMit me to feeling fine in evfry ay. I am full of r.renirth and meres', never feel run down and rJay-d out any more, and "tiave K&im-d ct nudvr.il.le weight. After what Tan lac has done for me I couldn't say anything too pood for It." Tanlac U for sale by all good drug giitta. Accent no substitute. Over JT millioy! SotiW (told. Adv. SEES GOOD PRICES THIS YEAR SPECIALS for Saturday and Monday Only 53 FlaniM-lcttr Shins. Regular prior $1.50. Sale iwior . 30r a pair Corduroy I'ant.. KcguUr price 84.73. .Kale prior... 14 pair Marino Work rants. llcguUr price jfctJvi. Sale prior S'-itW I LeatlKT Jcetin. Kcfular price $4.75. Sale price griOS 18 Wool Micd Ihkhi Suits, ltcular price $2.03. Sale price. 4S2.1.1 7 Oottoa I'nioB Suits. Ili-grular price Sale price Slur. S Wool Khali Sport Onus. Iti-jrular price 4.K.. Sale price IWXi SO Khaki Outing Hats wire rent. Itrjr. price 1 Sale ih4ot....R.V 2T Khaki Army and Cook Ijik, rcc. lSejj. price .Kir. Sale price 2.V 0 Aluminum ltnulle Hoaslers. Ilrjrular price $15. Sale price 07c 13 Alominum IVrcoraiors. Kcgular price 1-SS. Sale price 07e The above articles will be on sale at the prices quoted Satardajr ami Monday, May 12 and 14th, only. Wall Tents, Auto Tents and all kinds of ramping equipment. Trade at the Army Store and save money. United Army Stores S3 Central Ave, South WE- can save you money on your Garden Tools, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, Spad ing Forks, Trowels, Cultivators, Lawn Mowers full ball bearing, Hose Sprinklers all accessories. 1 Look Over Your Tackle Box for the Week-End Fishing Trip The largest stock of Fishing Tackle, Outing Clothes, Sporting Goods and Camping Outfits in Southern Oregon Medf ord Harness Co. "The Sporting Goods Store" Angler's Licenses Hunting Licenses Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Beef Pot Roast Choice Beef Sieve Shoulder Pork Roast Good Baooii Good Lard . Nice lot of Spring Chickens. Phone 273 15c 12 1 2c . . 20f 2oc 17 1-2? We Deliver of .the tin. Few palatal "EavvvaMa urem. aw. taaam aaJ t ananafta cm nW Paair k an new acaaaard ei travel knn T'iiei ctaa a amrAtf)y "Emma"" awxt latama V ft C. and t lagrad a lanaa 10 w Oiaia a 14 Ana Sfna YCVR warn aaunt da apac 4 da Onaat a a as aw thaa an ardatar; anc. i G nttrlar froo V. H. IKAv"X. 0-n. Aft rr Dept. Caxaiiaa , JF1 KaiJaaj, JJ Tin: J iu-t-M, i'wrUii Ore. Kenneth Day of the firm of tgobeli and Day departed yesterday for the north after a aereral days visit here looking over the fruit situation and discussing condition with the local representative of the firm, C. C. Lcai tr.oa. Mr. Day said he had been in Cali fornia for the past five weeks and that Ibis was his seventeenth annual trip through the fruit districts. Ac cording to Mr. Day the outlook is bright for good prices and good mar ket conditions. Iast year was ex tremely bad due to shortage of cars, rail and coal strikes, local strikes in big business centers and unemploy ment throughout the country, said Mr Day. This year, according to the manager of the firm, the crop on the Sacramen to river and in other BarUett pear districts of California is light, due to blight conditions the year is the off year in the east and the demand for fruit will exceed the supply. The can neries are cleaned op on their stock of No. 1 pears and will have to pay J53 to 170 per ton next fall, in his opinion. Local conditions are good. The crop promises to be fairly heavy and the marketing conditions excellent, due to increased demand and buying rower on the part of the fceopie. All in all Mr. Day looks for a very favor able year. for all that want them, and hats, etc?" It sas been my experience that there is never an end to work like that. You conceive and give out a good thought and more come rush ing In. In nnselfish giving lies the (secret of unstinted supply. Nature f is prodigal when you appreciate and cultivate her. When we have learn ed all our agent is planning on giv ing us now, new things, belter ways, hidden now but revealed as need arises will be there for her to give and us to receive. "We must upward still and onward, who would keep abreast of the truth." I think the Coleman Creek club gets the banner for quick action for they organised Thursday, May J, joined the Federation of Clubs Satur I day. May 5, at Talent with a good j representation of membership pres- ieni. aiei at .Mrs. Kaistrom s Tuesday, 1 May S, completed their organization iby adopting a constitution, and plan, jning their work for several months : ahead. Took In new members, and are already working towards a com munity house. Laura J. Aiming, Sec.-Treas. NAI PLUNGE TO APPLEGATE : Saturday evening. May 12 the senior class of the Applegate Valley bieh sichool presents in the community hall the three-act comedy, -Won by Wire less." This is a thrilling story of lore and ' the game of the st ack market, and tells how a girl was won by the use of the wireless far oat at sea. No doubt, the people of the Applegate valley will avail themselves of this opportunity to show their apprecia tion of the efforts of the largest grad uating class in the history of their high school. A very large attendance at the performance is anticipated. Zea. Hyde has gone to the head of the Humbug on a prospecting trip. He intends to be gone for same time. D. Turner has returned from Grants Pass and will develop his mining claims, in this section. Robert Mansfield and family of Grants Pass spent last Sunday at the home of his brother, Hariey Mans field. G. W. Milam of Phoenix has been elected pTincipal of the Applegate Valley high school and will assume his duties next September. The pres ent principal. A. K. Beckman. will dis continue teaching and, at the close of his prevsem term, will return to Idahi where he has an interest in an ab stract business. He contemplates re suming the practice of law at Faii fieM, Idaho. The Applegate grammar and high school was well represented at the Jackson county field and track meet at Talent on the fourth inst. Aside from a few blunders by the field offic ials the meet was a success. The management should take special pains to secure eificient officials for future meet. Of much interest to the community is the announcement of the openins of the Nat plunge tomorrow at 2 o'clock. A' number of improvements ! have been made in the plunge room j for this season to conform to the needs of the tourists who will have .access to the pool from the camp II ground entrance. The water will be changed each night and it is the intention of the ; management to keep the water at a ; higher temperature than has been , maintained in past years. , Beginning Monday the pool will be open at nine o'clock each morning, this policy to continue for an indefin- MS IV TO ATTEND E Mslature of alleged cruelty to con jvicts In various private lease camps in the state was ended yesterday. (Senator John P. Stokes, chairman of ' the committee. In a formal statement declared that the committee had gons the limit of its authority and could ; serve no further useful purpose. LOS ANGELES, May SI. William G. McAdoo. former secretary of the treasury, has telegraphed to Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of the treasury, his acceptance of an invitation to at tend the nnveiling of a statue of Al exander Hamilton, their famous pre-, decessor, at Washington, May 17. ' The financing of the project was elected while Mr. McAdoo was sec retary of the treasury In 1916, and completion delayed by the world war. "This is the first monument to be erected to Alexander Hamilton in ' Washington." said Mr. McAdoo. "It is a tardy recognition of his great service to the nation. It Is made pos sible through the generosity of a patriotic New York woman, who has never been willing to have her Idea tity revealed." James E. Fraser of New York was selected as the sculptor and the fine arts commission chose a site in the south plaxa of the treasury. Y. W. C. A. News Flossing Probe Ends. TALLAHASSEE. Fla., May 11. The investigation by a joint legisla tive committee from the Florida leg- The first Y. M. C. A. game of the season will be played tonight at the High School grounds at C:13. The opener will be between the North Methodists, winners of the basket ball championship, and the Christians who ran a close second for' basketball honors. The fttfl season's schedule will ap pear shortly. This calls for three games per week on Mondays, Thurs days and Fridays at the twilight hour as above noted. Present Indications are that the five Medford teams will be Included as usual. Central Point is asking for admission also so that a possible six-cornered league will be the outcome. There will be no admission charge for these games but a Eilver offering will be taken now and then to help defray the necessary expense. To night's game will not be one at which an offering is asked. The genera! public is invited. He period. Funeral Xoice. The f'Jneral service for Mrs. Lulu jYoang will be held Saturday. May j II, at 2:30 p. m. at the Perl Funeral j Home. Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett, of j ficiating. Interment in 1. O. O. F. cemetery. ; COLEMAN CREEK ! Signal for a Fast One When the oV appetite is in a tight place it's ;tHne its fingers for that bt chocolate covered ezra mel and not Bambino Bar. A W hole Mral fr B A R Buick-Six Roadster The ladle of Coleman Creek or paaUed a clnb for the benefit of the entire community, socially, educa tionally and Industnaliy. The first meet ins was he!I at the home of Mrs. 1. A. Gatamill May 3rd. and was an all day meeting. At this meeting live Eummea I i uiras aviiu. , . , , , . made tinder the able supervision cf;'Hn COn)-lc-?elV overhauled. our most excellent county demonstra tion agent, besides the work of orgin- This ear has fine new paint job, oxxl rubber and ha? We jriiaran'ee this ear to be one of the quietest and smoothest nmninjr Buk-k? vou ever saw. iraiion. Twelve ladies were present at this first meeting Mrs. J. A. C.ammill was elected president. Mrs. Ira Can field vice president, and Mrs- L. J. Aiming secretary-treasttrer. The hos Us served a most e.xllent dinner. The ladies were nnanimon In ex- j aJv ajij presssons oi apprecia-.jon ana uir, : j-.- j lor the work and helpfal sEgcestiras i Condition and previous gOOd of Miss Teich. They are looking for-1 care. ward to their next meeting at h:ch they will take up the making of hats under the isstrBf.sca and Bprvi ion of Miss Teich. 1 would like la say a word to the districts that have tot orcaiitd such a club, la this work at ia no other club work tial I know of. is the gem of ret coBitraiiiy spirit, ard orpcr Mr. Smith of the Holland Hotel owned this car oricin- voueh for its An Exceptional Bargain. We have threeused ears in rxd ruLi.h ' order that we tanity to intersM every individual. ! w j y.eJJ fof a KUV down OCX saater.al. With this work w ! firJ l Wnt and bah;Kt will wt ia (rk month sea s:Iy:ean be H'A OT.t -3.X Weckh". of live ad tiu! ali5fs-is. Seme - j tenairmeut. And alwars the K-r t c-f fellowship and sympathy. "'I found i f.l'n v.V.. w-V, 1 A...A l ! ariM iictf- Have r ever itit ; Remember the tie thrill ct that thocghtT jc; c J . 1 1 woa'd like to say for heme Ors- -lUUCUdKCr. o-siraiica wwk. It has crae to t'.ay. at $1190 here Ul "u isr FsVUfr V8 pri mf stasia wages ari apl it the soc-acr 5t wi'l ir.r.g iuo yonr home and com Ten tity a finer, better spirit of ro;herhcvd. Thit is jast kj world Is rrctp iig for. what the iissit'-'Ki-d are lot.gite for. a4 hat is t Reed ed la oar chnr; so. Someose naid t re "Pt what I ned mill we hav for a 4eirr:r. Ucb assl wfccm we hart ad lcrt SS-40 S. FT, Light Sells Med- ford. ! Hit the Trail for Hittson's Hittson Motors Phone 57. Do Not Forget Mother on Mothers' Day Be sure she has a box of Delicious Whitman Candy Heath's Drug' Store 109 East Main Phone 884 We are as near to you as your phone Sunday, the Thirteenth, Is Mother's Day "Butter Nue' on bread wrappers is as significant of quality as ''Sterling" on silver. Both represent long experience of the makers and the finest quality materials. Ask your grocer for PEERLESS BAKERY BUTTER-NUT BREAD You'll readily appreciate why we commend it as superior to all other breads. I i'' ' - - Going to Faint Your Car? Is vt'.r.r cir sillily &r.i Julj-ar jMinricg? VTouKt Tin Lsv s5 tJike m the tfj-jtr acJ ja cf a new tn-! ACME QUALITY Motor Car Finish wEl llf ypa irfc-r it Kxtks i sat j' sor. int. It will fvrcrj'Bl m.J .jm.s irca l-ffx-ciiif pttfif-Ss aJ ratchf frons -:-ru'.T.s j- rf-r" k'?.. Eksily pr15a it r is rtJy 4tit ia a dr t ttrw. rcpalar w. Ow r4ru tlt nsMoriB! kwy lis cr trip asd tj-to-cste: Am Q-talny XV a Hooi aid Fhmt EiiaajeJ; Ants Qci.ty Alt. rc1:ik; Ac To iTm f : Ai-sw talay Aniv txttvte EaifciBti. CRATER LAKE:HARDWAR CO. The W.eF-er Ev.tre WHY THIS STORE GROWS MONTH AFTER MONTH Boys' heavy Bib Over alls, double seat and knee, and sizes 4 to 16 years, going at . ...Hoc Uncle Sam Work Shirts ........ .... 98c Old Hickory Work Shirts 98c Men's Work Sox . . 10c All Leather Gloves 50c All leather Work . Shoes .4 $2.00 Red and blue Hdk. 5c Men's Khaki Pants at $1-50 Men's all Wool Pants at $2.75 Men's Dress Shirts 98c Men's Suits A big line of Men's and i Young Men's Suits. j The famous Louis Straus all wool Suits, all styles and colors, $23,50, $19.50, $17.50 Can you beat it? The cheapest store in the west. Just ask your neighbor. - They all j know it. That's All Today Will H. Wilson Why Do CHERR0 Poultry Feeds Bring Results? The Answer: Actual Analysis CHEER 0 DEVELOPING MASH Protein 17.2. Fat 4.5, Ash 3.4, Fiber S.S percent. CHERE.0 GROWING SCRATCH Protein 11.1, Fat 2.9, Ash 1.9, Fiber 1-7 percent. CHERRO CHICK MASH Protein 15.7, Fat 4.2, Ash 3.7, Fiber 1.4 percent. CEZRRO CHICK FEED Protein 11. Fat 2.4, Ash l.S, Fiber . 1.5 percent. CsJl for CHERRO Products. At Pnoenix Mercantile Co., Phoenix, Ore. Jesse Richardson, Central Point, Ore. Kofiie River Milling Co., Medford, Ore, i Yes. our broad is clean ntul STfect anil pure ami whole some and palatable and ot the proper consistency. Our pas-lry is a consistent food a!v In fact all of the baked foods that leave this estab lishment have been builded for the purpose of plensiiii? yon. Butter-Roll Bread At Your Grocer 'i "Pure and Wholesome' 1