Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 10, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfern. ?AOE TWO jfEDFORD MATL TRTBUNK, MKDFORD, OREfiOX, THURSDAY, JANUARY Zocal and f Personal A flue fire which did little damauo BUmmoned the flro department to .the J ooo In Oreeon fur the reliof of Ger- ""The Daughters of Veterans will meet at the Armory Friday evening. Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for fl.oe. Hutchison & Lumsden. 262 Lamp shades made to order at Deuel's Art Dept. Or we will help you make your own. 252 "When H. Iv. Eddy, representative ior ine people seeking to raiBe fiuu, home of John A. Westcrlund, No. 66 East Main street at 8:55 a. m. today. Inasmuch as Mr. Westcrlund has been ill In the house for pome time past tho firemen on arrival were re quested to work about the chimney fire as quietly as possible so as not to disturb him, and the episodo passed off without his knowing of it, ,'Fat Is man and woman's greatest enemy. It shortens life many years. Yet. you can .banish it forever. riRht hero in your own home town. Dancers never become fat. Dance your way Into a righteous health at the Oriental gardens. Be there every Saturday night. v 248 On Friday evening, Jan. 11th at 8 p. m. at Dr. H, P. Coleman's office In Bedford Bldg., Dr. N. E. Pickett of Los Angeles will give another talk on "Re-Incarnation," this discussion will be on "The Process of Re-Incarnation," Public cordially Invited. Music Ty Sydney Barker and daughter Wini fred. - 248 J A large turnout of members is ex pected at the Elks lodge meeting to night, as Frank T. Wright, district deputy grand exalted ruler for Oregon south, will be present on an official visit and there will be initiation of 4 candidates. . - ' Come to the M. M. Store for a real bargain. Hat prices that have- no equal, .considering .the style and qual ity. Tiifl Emmy iou iiat unop. 248 Tou. will be surprised at the $1.00 bargains offered at Sinclair's Jewelry 'Shop for one week commencing Sat urday. Dec. 6th. 248 - Thru one of those accidents that ;Bometlmes happens due to the closing .time rush in getting out dally news papers the Mall Tribune erroneously published a statement yesterday that 'no guests Were registered at the Hotel Medford on Tuesday. The Item as written stated that no guests were registered on that day tor the first .time In. years, from San Francisco. jBut as It appeared In .the newspaper .the words Vfrom Ban Francisco" were omitted. The fact that the Hotel. Medford for 'a. -'.long time ' past has had quite a number of guests dally from Han .Francisco led the re porter tp chronicle .the fact as a news Hem. ' " .Undisputed leadership with dan cers. That's tho Oriental gardenB. Bo ; there Saturday night. 245' ' We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop. . Dr. M. C. Barber has sold his resi dence on Minnesota avenue to Dr. E. O. Rlddell. Dr. and Mrs. Barber expect to leave soon for Tacoma, Wash., to visit their daughter, Mrs. W. A. Russell, and may locate In or near Tacoma. 1 )'.. ' Pattern hats, Including the beauti ful Oago models, going for loss than cost to make room for our spring stock. Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 2I8 All white stamped pieces 26 porcent Off at Deuel's Art Dflpt. . - 12' The Woman's Homo Mission try society of the First Methodist chu.'ch Will meet with Mrs. II. W. Confer, JTrlday,, afternoon promptly at 2:30 o clock. A special program, will bo presented by Mrs. W. L: Woodcock. Friends aro Invltod. i "Fun to tho last dance." You henr this said frequently about tho Orien tal gardens. Be thero Saturday night ..' 248" ! Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00 Hutchison & Lumsdon. 262 : Temporary visitors in the city from distant points include O. C. Phelps and family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lockwood of Laurel, Ind. Mrs. J. M. Castle of Minneapolis and M. B. Marcus of Chicago. For either sex to miss popularity Is truly a tragedy, says a popular novel 1st. By" attending the dances at the Oriental gardens this misfortune will never .be yours. Bo there .Saturday night. 248 ' If you want to save money trado at the Army Store, 82 South Central Ave. Medford. Oregon. 252 Marshall Hooper, former state bank,examlner, Is a business visitor - In the city from Orants Pass who ar rived yesterday. Bee real bargains In millinery be ginning Friday, Jan. 11th, 08n to M8. Emmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. 248 The management of tho Oriental gardens will give one of the . most .beautiful .and Hpeotiicular masquerade jhall ever given in southern Oregon Wednesday night, January 23rd. plan your costume now. 248 Mr. and Mrs. William Clarkson have taken an apartment In tho Car gyle Court apartments. Mr. Clarkson is a former railroad man and Is In Medford to see the conditions In this city and may reside here permanently. If you admired the late President Harding contribute something to his memorial fund. 2(3 Do you know you can get tho same nlr.0 loaf Of bread for 10O (It The Rogue that you pay 12c for at other plaooB, and It's really good bread. Try It and see. 258 You can get It at DeVoo'a. tf V Why 1 It sold In Dvmsmuir Jlor.nbrook Soiad Valley , 4- .Etna Mills '-' Gnutella .... . MoCloud a ;Eaglo Point Central Point 1 .. Jacksonville Sams Valley ,, Applcgnlo 1 ' and Medford ' .other than because o llio jact that it's "Milk Flavor wins ly comparison." Milk Bread baked by baker of reputation. At Any Grocer d man children, arrived this morning from Portland, .he found that there was little Interest here In the matter and decided not to hold a meeting," says the Grants Pass .Courier. "He left on the stage immediately for Roseburg. The mayor was informed that a meeting might be held tonight but Mr. Eddy said he would call up if such were the case. A canvas of number of citizens showed that there was little sympathy In Grants Pass for such a campaign at this time, Try The Rogue doughnuts and French pastry. 253 We can save you money on genuine navy pea coats. The Army Store. 25 A. R. Brashear of Rogue River, in Roseburg on business for a few days this week, Those wishing to rent costumes for the masquerade ball, given at the; Oriental garden Wednesday, January 23rd, will be able to do so by calling phone 1000 or getting In touch with the management of the Natatorium We will have a large shipment of cos. tumes direct from Hollywood. 248 - All kinds of rough and dresse lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108 711 East Main Dr. W. V. Vincent, the X-ray spec lallst who has established his equip moht at the Sacred Heart hospital anJ at his offices In the .Medford Center building returned this morning from a three weeks stay In Portland bring ing Mrs. 'Vincent and their family They Will make' their home hero, Meet Jlrs. Brasted at Warner, Wortman & Gore's, where she will serve you a lunch and Wadco coffee. ' ' '249 We can save you money on rubbers. The Army Store. 252 The Jackson County Medical asso elation .will hold Its monthly dinner at the Hotel Medford next .Wednesday evening. Clearance sale on millinery. Begin ning Friday, Jan. 11th, prices 98c to 19.8-8. The Emmy Lou Hat Shop M. M. Dept. Store. 248 There's a busy Business College 'n Medford. OWN Jane Sncdlcor, of Deuel's depart' mont store, Is In Grants Pass today attending to businoss. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite RIalto theatre. tf For aviator coats go to the Army Store. . i 252 On pago three, column one of last night's paper It was announced that the salo. of tickets for tho season' baskotball games would begin Janu ary 17. This is Incorrect. The sale will begin Jan. 11. Leave or send your contribution to the Harding Memorial fund to C. r Talent. 219 Liberty building, or L. C, Gurlock, at the Chamber '' of Com mcrce, Medford. 253 - If you aro thinking about buying blankets go to tho Army Stoco whera ou can k&vo money. 252 Among Oregonlans temporarily stopping in the city aro Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Lockwbod and Thomas Zartmon or Roseburg, c. lr. Connoll or Glen dale, Leslfo Congo and West Congo o Klnmnth Falls, M. V. Hathaway, F. P, Knight and Harmon Anderson of Eugene and tho following from Port land: Mr. and Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. Nelson, R. F. Leo, H. W. Dickinson, W. nivens, N. H. Walker, E. H. Wind C. W. Jones, A. 11. . Mlllor, Harvey Jones, D. S. MacPheo , and George Dillon Meet Mrs. Brasted at Warnor, Wortinan & Gore's, where Bho will servo you a lunch and AVadco coffee, 249 Wo carry nothing In coal but tho best guaranteed Utah or Wyoming. Our prices on all fuel wo handle are Always tho - lowest, considering qunl Ity. Valley Fuol Co. tf Tho St. Mary's Altar society held a meeting nnd election Tuesday after noon nt tho Parish hall. Mrs. H. L, Walther was re-elected president, Mrs. Rose Schlcffolln and Mrs. Eric Wold were electod vlco presidents, and Mrs. Phil Deln,lr, secretary and treasurer. A pair of silver candle sticks wore presented to Mrs. T. II Ness, tho retiring socrotary, and toa was served. You can always buy cheaper at the United Army Storo. 252 Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlto. 249 Mrs. Harry Chlldes of Mann's Store has been confined to her home for the past two weeks by illness. Try our ' wot wash on your noxt wash day. IS pounds Jor 75o. Yon can't do It at home for this amount Medford Domestic Laundry. Personal Domestic Sen-Ice. Phone 166. .tf1 Don't forget the regular Friday night dance at Jacksonville, Jan. 11- Mofropol Trio. ' 249 Tho U-N battery and eloctrlo com pany, formerly undor tho manage ment of D. L. Ewlng, who has moved to Medfbrd, with the intention of opening an electric shop there, has been taken over by H. K. .Graham and C. H. Snow. Grants Pass Courier. Radio music evenings free at The Rogue. 263 You can get Kremmel Bros, famous Health Bread at Devoe's. Frank Brown, who has .been an auto mochnnic in Medford for several years and was hurt by the Dodge car ho wna driving In tho auto races last Juno leaving tho track, Is now work- ng In J. C. Bobison a garngo on West Main. Dance, Eaglo Tolnt, Sat. nlto. 249 Tuxedo tobacco 10 cans for $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsdon. 252 Another big dance at J'vlllo Frl. 11. 24!) Included among tho Callfornlans visiting In the city aro Mrs. Mollle Cusick of Dunsmulr nnd F. J. An drews, A. .Ungor, W. II. Hammoll, M.1 H. Srhnapn, F. B. Thorns and W. A.; MWrfan of San Francisco. A ono dollar weok -at Sinclair's' Jewolry Shop. ' 249 Wo havo good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf James O'Connor suffered a broken leg, several brulBOS and severe shock when the Ford car ho was driving on' tho old rod school house road, yoster dny afternoon about four or flvo miles out of town, broke through a defective culvert and turned over. Joseph Notternleh, who was passing brought tho Injured man ' to the Sacred Heart hospital. Mr. O'Connor had been working in the valley for the; prist two yenrs or so. Da nre ut Jiu-k-om illo Frl. Jan. 11. 249 j Fair weather for tomorrow and a cooler temperature for tonight Is pre dicted by the weather bureau. Only a trace of roln fell during the 24 hours ending a 8 a. m. today and the coldest temperature of this morning was 35 degrees. ' Duplicating sale books for sale at this office.' ' tf Genuine Bosch Magneto parts ''and repairs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlett. - tf Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pankey ar rived yesterday by car from Long Beach, Calif., after passing through a severe wind storm that tore the cur tains from the back of their car. Mr. Pankey will take a position" with the Denny Fruit company, and the couple will reside In Medford in the future, Will pay cash for good used pianos H. G. Launspach.. Phone 227. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. Frank Shaw of the Guthrie ranch was In Medford today attending to business. l- I'lenty of old papers for sale at this office. " tf We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. One of the white swans which !has been In Xlthla park, Ashland, was killed in a fight with another swan week ago, and is being preserved by F. W. Bartlett, the taxidermist. The bird was killed by a blow from the wing of its rival. - Our only business is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A, Holmes, "The Insurance Man." tf Modford Auto Painting, 29 South Front street. Telephone 934. An up to-date paint shop. Over twenty years experience. AH the leading varnishes used such as Valentines, Pratt & Lambert and Beckwlth Chan dler companies, the world's leading varnishes. Tops dressed any shade. All work guaranteed. Call and see our work. Distributors for Kelly Springfield tires. E. O. Bradley, prop., Medford, Oregon.' 248 County Judge George A. Gardner Is at Salem and, Portland this week, at tending the session of the county JudgeB of Oregon, Dance, Eagle Point, Sat. nlte. 249 Crepe paper 5o roll, DeVoe's. , The Real Silk Hosiery Mills, manu facturers of Real Silk guaranteed hosiery have engaged Mrs. Emily Lammey of Central Point as . their representative of Jackson couqty, territory comprising Central Point, Gold Hill, Jacksonville, Butte Falls and all rural districts. Branch office' In Rostel Bldg., Central - Point, Oro. Phone 104 Central Point. 262 Mrs. W. H. Canon left this morning for Medford where she intends to mako her homo.. Mr. Canon will re main in this city for a few weoks yet before going to Medford. Roseburg News Review.) Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Get soft paper school tablets at this office, tf. Tho season for shooting wild ducks and geese closes next Tuesday, Janu-, ary 15. The birds aro reported plenti ful, nnd a largo numJior of hunters will take to tho lakos and rivors noxt Sunday. ' t Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Hamburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. Claiming that her husband .was extremely Jealous and that he wrong fully accused her of being untruo to him, Mrs. Grctchon Hilty yesterday began suit in circuit court ngalnBt Carl Hilty for divorce. They were married at Jacksonville, Ore., May 12, 1W2Z, Mrs. Hilty says In her com plaint. Sho states .that they wore en. gaged In a business that made It nee essary for hor to talk to many men but that hor husband objected to It. She also claims -that ho objected, to hor cooking. (Eugene Resistor). At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf Buy your shingles and roofing at Wallace Woods' Lumber Yard. 711 E. Main street. Phone 108. tf J. J. McMahon, of Jacksonville, stato traffic officer from Grants Pass to tho southern boundary, was In Salem ovor tho week end on comblnod business nnd pleasure. Mr. McMnhon is said to have announcod himself as candidate for sheriff of Jackson county. Ho was - registered hero at the Terminal hotel. (Salem Capital Journal). ' Weather Strip shuts out the .cold from around doors ' and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumbor Co. tf Buy your acroon doors at Wallaco Woods' Lumber Yard, 711 E, Main Phone 108. tf Tho Bheriff of Jackson county, at tho roquest of tho sheriff of Klamath county has chocked up on the finger prints of Damascla Cadena, Mexican,' held in the latter county on a first degree murdor chargo, and found that' ho was convicted in Los Angelos. Calif., for violation of tho poison law,, and that his true name is Damascla Gonzales. This office has inventory blanks. ruled and punched, suitable for all classes of invontory. tf , 10x3 6 tires for 18.50. Exchange Tire Co. 262 E. M. Wilson, publlo accountant, ho Is auditing the county books for the last year, expects to have the re port ready for publication by the first of tho month. There aro throe or four more days research work in the books of the various offices, before the recapitulation can be completed. C Melody Buoscher . saxaphone, slightly used, $100, ' Also an alto saxaphone $100, regular price $145. Palmor's Tlono House.' 249 Have your tire repairing done now for less money. .Exchange Tire Co. 1 262 EYElty KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND . BONDS S. A. HOLMES "THE INSURANCE MAN" PHONE 444 . ' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILpINO SINCE 1909 Hemstitching' at Handicraft Shop Mrs. Edith Aniburg of this city is visiting friends and relatives In Seattle. . Unity literature teaches people how to be well, prosperous and efficient. Free distribution. 106 South Ivy. tf - Selling out now .phonographs and records all kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. K. B. TInswcll of Hilt, Calif., has returned to his home after spending a few days in the city. Aberdeen Utah coal. Utah's best. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf 82x8 'A cord tires tlC. Exchange Tire Co. 252 The session of the grand Jury called for January 11th, will prdbably bo delayed until the first part of next week, as Botne of the grand Jurors are unable to leave their places of busi ness at this timo. 4 Expert Income Tax Help. BAB College Bldg., phone 259-H. 251 - Many big stores In town having Jnnuary clean-up sales, Crystal White soap 3 for 10c; Palm Olive soap, 6c; $1.26 to $1.50 slippers for 87c por pair aro sacrifice prices at Jap Art Store. Most everything reduced, and starts Saturday, Jan. 12, 9 a. m. 252 Kev. Hillerman of California, will preach at the Lutheran church Sun day, Jan. 13 Officers will be ejected. Quarterly .meeting will be hold after services. - ' Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around I doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Maternity corsets and belts at the Gogdwln Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 249 RED PEPPERS END RHEUMATIC PAIN IN FEW MINUTES When you ar suffering with rheu matlsm so you can hardly get around Just try Red Popper Rub and you will havo the quickest relief known. ; t Nothing has . such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. . In- 4tnnt relief. .; Just as soon as you apply Rod 'Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes It warms the soro spot through and, through. Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion and tho old rheumatism torture Is gono. . . j Howies Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little, at anyi sale drug store." Get a Jar at once. Use; ior iumDago, neuritis, backache,: stiff neck, sore muBcles, colds in ': chest. Almost instant relief awaits ' you. Be sure to got the genuine, with ' the no,mo Rowles on each package. " I AdvJ 10, 1924 ".""" 248 ; '.-rrt ' Hlllab, Tqmple Ceremonial At ine Armory, Asn lund, Friday, Jan. 11. Exercises begin at I p. m. Banquet at Elks Temple. Seo programs for events In detail. Resident and visiting Nobles cordially Invited. ' P. B. HERMAN, Potentate. p W. H. DAY. Recorder. , .Do Malay Moctlns; nt 7:80 ; Thursday evening. 3ring all petitions. 248 Gas on Stomach May Cause Appendicitis Dr. Jud Rickert AND OPTICIAN NO DROPS USED a08 East Msjta Street Expert Mechanics Frank Brown wo Jias ,b,cen an expert auto mechanic, in Medford ;for Constant . gas causes Inflammation which may Involve the appendix. Slmploj glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc.; as mixed in Adlcrlka, helps any om,,.0l -,.o,.c ,. ,;j.1 case gas on the stomach In TEN min- uv-' r" J v"' io "xvu utes. Most medicines act only onl lower bo.vJl vnd removos fill gas and ' poisons.- Excellent for obstinate con-.' stlpatlon and to guard against appen- aicins. jeon jj. rtasKins. Aav. TOO tATE TO .CLASSIFY FOR SALE Threo kIUb. ono hoar. imported registered IJuroo Jersey prize winning stock. Cheap. Four month. , old Hyelght 100 IBs. Gus Urommor, 'R. 8, Modford. " Phone 5SU-J-2. 250 ' H 'M 1 i ! WANT TO. RENT sriiall house two or thl-nn mnMiB1 . flii-nlaha.l box 44. Mail Tribune. Address MS J. G. ROBINSON GARAGE 1009 West Main ' This garage is -well equip ped for all kinds of work and guarantees prompt service and first class work. For a Scalp Massage and a real SHAMPOO,; use .the MAS SAGE COMB that we are giving this week with a 50c bottle of CARO-CO COCOA NUT SHAMPOO. It gets results as no qtner method will.' . Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 We arc as near to you as your telephone' ' , Heath, Mann and Heath . ', : ' Tonight Last Times I ".THE GIRL of the GOLDEN WEST" a real American drama, a slice of our own history , y - our own lives! , ... f.-. RIALTO BEGINS TOMORROW MATINEE! .-V--I f If i t Hulbert Footner's New Novel A. A ' A delicious comedy-drama a tale of strange and thrilling 'adventure in the picturesque Indian campi and the Western wilds the romance of a white girl Drought up as an Indian maid. . . .a .v..w u ,j , Adults 35c; Kiddies 10c; Loges 50c Saturday Eve., JAN. 12 ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY THE SEASON'S MOST SUPERB ARMORY USICAL-THEATRICAU-AFFAIR. S I FRESH FROM SUPREME! 1 entire raria and fondon orffcmizafjon 'fr. UCtirBALLGTS Alt wdivertissements andtH T favorite U""fLlU CREATIONS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 71 .BUTSOYrV IVAN CLUSTINB 7ieodoYfier Conductor Presenting, Upon a Magnificent Scale, THE TWO BEAUTIFUL BALLET FEATURES, "THE , MAGIC FLUTE" AND "AMARILLA" And Seven Different Dlvertisements, In two of wMch Mme. Pavlowa will also appear, ; " ' PRICES: S2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 (Plus War Tax) ' Seats Now Selling at Medford Pharmacy. BUCKEYE " '' AND .,' ST. HELENS TWO OF THE BEST A close inspection of these two machines before you buy will convince you of their superiority. t f JTew Pce Lists and Catalogs Free : V 1 ' - .' Exclusively Sold by ';. . 1 Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Eversharp Pencils 20 Discount : When we took inventory we found we had too many Eversharps in stock. To lower the stock we are offering all numbers, from 50c to $5.00 at the above discount.' Medford Book Store 34 No. Central Ave. n ' r Phone 260 323 E. Main Your Old, Worn-Out Hot Water Bottle i IS WORTH 50 cents i ' ' " . TO US ..; r;.., '. In Exchange for a New One Bring it in and look over our line of Pur? Rubber Bottles ALL PRICES t Meclford Pharmacv DU In nunc . 1 J Free Delivery 9999999999999999999999909