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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1925)
."if 0 TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,- : MEBFQUQ, OREflOy, WEDXEftDA Y. APRTT 29, 1925 Tocal and Personal 3. Nellson Barry, secretary of the State Museum association, who deliv ered the principal address at the open ing of the museum in Jacksonville Monday iiiKht. left for his home in Portland on. the Shasta today. Mr. Barry is very enthusiastic about the Jacksonvile mluseum and abou the Rogue Jtlver Valley In general. He Is in fuvor of all communities In Jack son county joining in a movement to, capitalize the resources of Southern Oregon from a historical standpoint, and as n start suggests putting up signs on the Pacific Highway calling j attention to the innny points of inter est in this part of the state. 1 Women's sweaters. vn:ues un to $G.9fi, dollar day. price at Mann's to-'ft II fill 1 Before you buy that piano see Laun spach. He can save you money. He knows pianos and is reliable. tf Jim Allen, the high Bchnol nthleto who has had a bad year with Old Man Health, having been laid up fur weeks with an car abscess during the early part of lost Winter, returned to school lust Monday after a siege with the mumps, Jackson Hot ' Springs, Beautiful May pole dance Saturday night, May. 2nd. , White silk sport suit given to most popular lady dancer. Handsome silk shirt given to best gentleman dancer. Our price always, S 1.10. La dies free. 33 More new hats at little Howards. 30 Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bstorly of Waldo were among the Josephine county res idents spending the day in Medford yesterday. The near Creek Spray Co., Is pro- pared to savo you money on your oil emulsion for the arsenate sprays. Tel. G65-R. 33 Children's white middles, $2. CO val ues, tomorrow f 1 .00, at Mann's. 33 . Postofflco Inspector Haugen nrrlv- 1 ed homo today from a trip to Klamath and other southern points. If a trained nurso opened a large, comfortable' home for elderly ladles. in Medford or Ashland, how many', would like accommodations? Rates' quoted, to cover all care except for se rious Illness. Answer at once. Ilex 37. Mall Tribune.. , 38 Ladles of M. E. church South will Bcrvo "nla Spanish" dinner Thursday evening. April 30, in church basement. Price 25 and 35 cents, begin serving nt 0:30. If you want somothlng good, come. t , 33 At the May meeting of tho Rogue Valley Ministerial association held in AHhlantl on Monday, the First Presby terian church of Medford reported the largest increnso In membership with : 01 now members for tho year. The as soclntlon lost one member by death' recently. Rev. E. E. Gilbert of the ''. Methodist church, Medford, and will lose Rev. P. R. Leach of Medford, by ' removal to llrcmorton, Wash., thai month. ' Hnppy Homo house dresses. $3.0 values, dollar, day price at Mann's to morrow, $1.00. 33 Sewing machines, good '.condition. Drop heads 10. Singer Co., 10 South Fir. 35. B. P. DcLosh, who Is confined to his home nnd to his bed most of tho. time wjth heart trouble caused by tha flu. Is slowly improving. .. That clever trap druiiim! ' i "the wonderful violinist nil . of blnty Moorc'n boys wjll bo ' nt the Fair around Pavilion tonight. V 33 A' daughter, weighing seven pounds, was born at tho Sacred Heart bhspltnl Sunday to Mr. and Mrs.' John Lyons. Tho Washington school will havo in art exhibit Friday afternoon from 2:80 to 4:30. The hand work of the pupils will bo on display In each room. This Is the first art exhibit given by any of the schools for several years and nil patrons nnd friends aro cordially Invited. t , Children's rompers, values up to J2.00, only $1.00 at Mann's" tomorrow. . 83 Tho Past Matrons of Renmos ohap-, tor have dhargo of tha anniversary: party this evening, April, 29th. "Nuff said." Admissison 3 So. 83 Noble J. Wilt of Washington, ,'d. C F. W. Bond of ' Ilochjcster, N.T O. I. Fox of Vancouver. 11. C, and H. H. Hoed of Chicago are among the hotol guests hero from a dlstunce. Jackson Hut Springs. Beautiful May polo ilnnco Saturdny nlght, May 2nd. Whlto silk spor,t suit given to most popular lady dancer. Handsome silk shirt given to best gentlcmnn dancer. Our price always $1,10. La dles free. '' 33 Claude Miles, William Hughes and Luther llughes woro business callers in tho city yesterday from Butte Falls. Two electric ranges havo boon pro dented to tho Orants Pass high school nnd nro being Installed today. These ranges wero given to tho domestic science department by -the California Oregon Power company nnd tho Edi son Appliance company nnd were ac cepted at a 'mooting of tho school board. Tho cost of tho ranges nnd Installation to the donors 1b $500. Tho ranges will bo UBed In the cooking de partment In place of the electric plates, which, havo previously been used. Orants Pass Courier. A dance that makes life worth liv ing Fair Grounds Pavilion tonight. Dlnty Moore's "all stars" will play. . .,. . . JS Pianos! See Launspach. tf John Pike, president of tho Califor nia Cyanide company, Mr, nnd Mrs. Otis Booth og Los Angeles and L. A. Bnnks of Riverside aro among tho Onllfomltt people -who pro In Medford on business. R. I. R. eggs at DevoeV If Hoy's wash suits, values up to J2.60, tomorrow, 1.00 at Mann's store. 38 Ooorgo W. Lowo has heen a business visitor in Klamath Falls this week. Swimming! Hnlman's sulphur baths ftt Ashland, will be open for the sea son Saturday, May tnd. S Eight artists Dlnty Moore's hoys nt the Fair Grounds Pavilion tonight.. A real dance. 83 Out of town Oregonlans In the city include C. K. Davis of Chlloqnln, E. C. Brandeberry of ,flbany, D. D. John son of Corvnllls, Will Moore of Salem, Mr.'nnrl Mrs. fS. M. Kstcrly of Waldo. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. ltanffe and O. F. Henry of Rnsebuvr nnd E. A. Hsrney. If. J. Kallsky, n. J. McKlnnon, F. W. Parsons. J. S. Stum and C. F. Ronton, of Eugene. 9 Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han en Coal Co. Phone 39. D. C. Harris, road master of the Sputhorr,; Pacific, is In Medford on business today from Glendale. ' , Dainty wash, waists in white and ecru, 82.00 values, on sale tomorrow at - Mann's Department Store, 2 for $1.00. f v ... 33 Merrick's plunge opens Saturday at. one o'clock. tf .'Charles Edmondson was among fite business visitors in the city, yesterday, from Uutto Falls. ' .' Medford-Klamath freight line, noth ing too 'large, ' nothing too small. Five trucks. in operation to and from Klamath Falls. Dally service. Wo do long distance hauling anywhere. Of fice 40 N. Front street. Phone 1033. tf According to announcement of.. H. H. Stullurd, 'manager' and' spokesman for the nonpartisan league movement In Oregon, United states Senator Lynn J. Krnzier of North Dakota writes him thnt he-Intends to lnvnde the state 'of Oregon for a series of public meetings commencing August 10 next. Fancy creamery butter' 40c per lb," johnson Produce Co. . ' ' Vour friends will dance nt tho Fair Orounds Pavilion tonight. Dlnty .Moore's orchestra. - -- 33 Mia. W. E. Holbrook of North Holly street underwent an appendicitis op-' erntlon at the Community hospital this morning. The' officers of the Crater National forest are spending most of ajieir time this week in putting across "Ameri can Forest Week." .Lee. p. Brown Is giving Illustrated .lectures in the larger schools and the rangers are visiting all the schools In their districts, giving short talks and distributing fire pre vention literature. . . 'Swimming! Kelman's sulphur baths ut Ahhlitnd, will be Open for the sea son Saturday, May 2nd. 36 Special dollar, day price for white lawn aprons, values up to 7ic, nt Mann's Department- Store, tomorrow, two for $1.00.. ; 33 Swimming! Helman's sulphur baths Infant's mnderla dresses, specially 1 at Anhland, -will be onen for tho sea- prl'-eil at 81. fill. Natwlck, Inc. 37 ' son Saturday. May 2nd. 3 FJshlr.g for tlnWiig fellows Is report ed to be rather good In the river, but rather poor -for the little ones, as the. river is still too high. Nice airings of small trout, however, ' have 'been caught In the ; big . and little Butte streams. . , 36 Inches wide dres3 linen, ten new shades to. choose from, priced regu larly at 6!lc. dollar clay price 2 yards for fl.OO.Iat Mann's tomorrow. 33 Wade DcRycke Sewing school, 331 E. Main. Phone 110, has added to regular program tho opportunity of flhl.'hing garments, under instructive guidance or doing any kind of'sewlng at school at 25c un hour, every after nooni from . one to five, except Thurs days. . 34 'he Impression is out that James Stevens will leave for the east. He does not' go until September 1st, and will continue at his studio until Aug ust 15. New paint; new everything. That's Merrick's plunge. It opens Saturday afternoon, one o'clock. 'tf Porter J. 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